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Telepbone 36 : Godericl, Ont.
H. Rosmarowe Scher read krarrapv
lof their town se "me prettiest town
Ln Canada," and teat is a term upon
whh•h It to pard to improve. A few
years ago one of the Ontario cities -
was It lbrouto?-chose as its stogie
"Tie Logical Location." It did not
strike as as a eery good choice, and
so far as ere fan milked it has aver
helm much used. illrians, ilk. RTe7%
names, grow up of themselves -they
are born, not made; and even a good
slogan will not "hick" anises the
people take to It Involuntarily.
Thursday, June f4*d. 1903
OODEZIGH'S GOOD FORTUNE
The shutting down of the salt block
at Kincardine by its owners, the
Canadian Industrte0. is a very pare
point with the people of. that town.
Last week's Kincardine News, under
tie heading, "If Godericb Can Do It,
Why Not Klecarolner said:
Vibes we read to The Ooderich
Signal of the proposed exteUsies
pleased by Me Uodertcb Salt Oa, we
are reminded or the fact that In our
awn town we Lave a 'splendid wattle -
meet which is lying idle and useless
as far as Kincardine or anyone alae
is concerned. The Canadian Iades-
tries, a large concern with wealtt
emoa$b to buy out their opposttlom• is
the present owner. Different pleas
lave been made to have the block
opeoed, but some recuse is always
given, the moat popular one being
that It would be a losing peoposltios
with the salt tariffs so unfavorable.
In face Of the succe efa1
ia
which the Godericb block L operated
It would seem that these excuse. are
too Nin for anyone to aerloual7 con-
sider.
The News then went on to quote a
portico of Mr. Wurtele's letter to the
town Council which was publt.bed t•
The "signal.
The people of Ooderlcb should be,
and no doubt are, very thankful that
the Goderich Salt Company has re -
instead
mated an Independent firm. and the
policy of the town .bould be to keep
it that way If pessit•te.
- Only 9 sr'1Mn lige *Mee
this month.
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Make your pians to spend Douala -
ion Day In Goderlctt
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Aren't you sorry for those peoplee
who (larval eat strawberries?
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lune has Mem bolag her best to
please everybody. hut she seems t*
like the iceman best.
• • •
11 Chat chaileage tends. manes be-
tween Hoa. Charles Keene and Kit-
et1 Iiepbar* weer to lyase.- olt. Ike
> ,
tecorrremuuk 4 lir .it+tiri ilei
geld sad the PreessenetetAlltrOreenettlitle`MMerieiteeetioneedleverassest
lag off the Provincial debt. should not be asked to undertake
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According to reports from London,
little progress has yet been made to-
wards agreement among tbe delegates
to the Ae000mlc Con(er'estc'e. It was
hardly to be expected. however, that
fire delegatee would all at once find
common dandles ground. They are
not all Staniey Baldwins. Moot of
Mem, no doubt, are mem of strong
eoovlttton, and when men oe strong
sad varying °pintoes meet they do
not Immediately give groped to other
views. What is going OD 111 Londdn
PIM now is probably what might be
expected in any moth gathering: every
man putting up a ripping argument
tor tris own views before be admiis
any possibility of compromise. This
Conference is nil a matter of a few
days or weeks; K may last for six
month. In the meantime the news-
paper correspondents bare to supply
"copy" for their newspapers, and the
pub& may expect to bear of a good Confederation. Bast of Montreal ab-
sorbed disagreements ant expressions sorbed the People's Bank of Halifax.
THE COMING WEEK
IN CANADA'S PAST,
Compiled home Files of
Montreal Omega '
by F. J. N.
"Nesese • nerves • nnimil es,
Jiang L6
1791. -The death took place of /IL
Rev. J. 0. Bread, Roman Catholic
Bishop of Quebec from March 3, 1704
to November 29, 1784. 1t was da to
him, more than to any other mam.
that Canada remained loyal to the
BrItkh Crown darlag the Americas
Invasion of 1775-1776.
1842. -Ht. Rev. Michael Power ar-
rived
erived at Toronto. He was the aunt
Romrn Catholic Bishop of Wester*
Upper Canada. and had for some
years previously been cure of taped -
rte.
1980. ---Kingsford Smyth flew 'terms
the Atlantic to Newfoundland.
June Id
1864. -Robert L Borden, Later Mr
Robert aad Pressler Of (heath. wet
tarn at Grand Pre, Nova Scotia. He
has donated his birthplace as a se-
nses.
1902.-Knlgbchovd was coafereed
en Hon. William Mteock, Pentameter -
General ; Hon. Frederick W. Border.
M4►tster Of Militia; Hou. IL M.
Taschereas, Chief Justice of Canada;
Hon. Daniel H. McMillan Lieut. -Gov-
ernor of Manitoba, and Robert Boat
of Halifax.
amiss 27
1867.-A Reform courentlon ors
beld at Toronto to consider the sew
alignment of parties consequent rpm
of disappointment and all that sort
of thing from space -writers before the
real new' of Conference results 1a giv-
en to the world.
PUSHING IT TOO FAR
(Border CIUe. Star)
It 1s aeceesary that steamy be
practised by public bodies, but we
think the Essex county conned is
retrying the idea alto/ether too far
when It suggests that Supremos Court
judges, presiding here, Mould atlitme
street cars in worts( between the
court boom and their hotel. The
item for automobile tr*naporatem is
relatively small. In this country we
are proud of our judicial machinery
and we lay great stress ou the main-
tenance
�
tenance of Judicial dignity
cause of incites' dignity would bard -
1, be served, bowever, by caking their
lordships to ride on street care -
especially in view of the fad that
members of the bar and most tidiest'
would reach the court home via auto-
mobile.
uto-
moblle.
WHRBI AKE MAIMS GIANTS
(Owe. Sound flus -Times)
Owen Sowed and most other ports
oa the Great Ickes have as a gee-
eral rule renamed from urging on
Me Department of Public Werhe at
Chew" u Imf1p .panes ler barber,
yiseg.'. h Sod weer
"* Tb. Lethbridge Herald. looking
&tress t• this P ovlmee std seeing the
of "&C..' recently let love by
,a.,. iA
the same sorta than- m V cot nap-
3••
pea 0 titles wore again granted on re-
l' ` commendation of the Government at
Ottawa. The Alberta editor suggests
Sat the Ontario lawyer without a
LC. is rapidly reaching a very ex-
clusive position, and evidently doubts
that titles would be banded out with
any greeter degree of discriminate*.
• • •
The London Free Press notes that
tike Provincial Liberals are very ac-
tive. first, in choosing candidates, sad.
--amend. la lighting amomg themselves.
and 1t Chortles over a row that has
developed In connection with the Ub-
eral nomination for North Essex
There were other days wben it was
difficult to procure Liberal candidates
for PIFOVIDcltl elections, sed conven-
tions did not develop enough energy
for agthing approaches. a row. To-
day, as The Free Pelee e,eog ices.
It is quite different -4a various rid-
ing ambitious men ere putting op a
flget for nomination as Liberal cads -
date. shat does It tress?
heavy capital expenditures. Only
the most urgent work has been re-
e-
quested --each as dredging
actually required to enable vessels
to navigate. Here In Owen Sound
benne en lai&0Jfragtt program of
harbor ham been alband '
But what's the me? Looking tip
the expenditures of the Department
of Public Works it is found that
money is being .peat In dredging
and harbor work in donees of places
that one has *ever heard of. Here
are some expeoditnres for the year
Just ended:
Wilson Beach, $14.486.
Shippegan Gully cost 316,128.
Stuarttown Wharf got $19,048.
Beresford breakwater got $40,4113.
Buctoehe, 317.105.
China73.
Cranberry
Wharf, 32,306.
Rustic°. 38.407.
Tignlah
$4.096. -
Ream ilecum. 3967.
Scott's Bay, $11.908.
Surmin's Point, 32,947.
Herring Corp. 30.08'4.
Cow Bal. $4.000.
Mugnotdobalt 34.674.
North That Peen[, $19,1100.
Where are theca harbors? Have
they steamship traffic that war-
rants those expenditures -either iu
times of prosperity or depression?
The ports of the Georgia* Ray and
Lake Huron are important tactors In
the transportation of the commercebave
of the nation. They rightly
been modest In their requests for
cantly
har-
bor improvements, But apps
modestythis
scone
less important places. not extend lss kid
of thing is to continue. North
Koppel, come
Oliphant, Oxeaden, Leith
other places along the lake front
should line up for wharf Improve-
ments.
The Department of Public Works
should Mone the Ltd down tight on
harbor work unless it can be shown to
he ahaolotel7 neceseatl•
• • •
A view reversal of form 1. shown
b 0000ecgoa with the Worid Moo -
swede Cesteeewce now meeting in Len-
on. Until a few )wars ago Great
Britain was the champion of free
trade. while the United Stamm was as
strongly committed to prot>PrltCnh.
Then a /rudest Introdnetion of pro-
tective tariffs began in Great Bruen',
and one of the chief British delegates
at the Cooterence 1n Neville Chamber-
._
lain Chancellor of the iexchegoer. an
avowed though moderate protection-
ist. in tyre meantime ihlgh probe,
Oleo tae come Into dIafevon In the
'eke +tsar wiggled Mabee and Secretary of State
11, «lie is representing the Wash•
futon Government at the tlrmfwrerad,
is a determined opponent of tariff pro-
„ unction add makes spevrfiew stet as
would have heed expected from a Brit-
ish ('abient Minister of the pre-war
ors.
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oreagssege ken tip the lake has
&WOW a doom "1hc.rdine--when
.weer .• atAAaser Aids Duce." it's
y
IMOD as such things
f' j 1.111.-T 7.6111 a, ...:..,
'` ��-:e ago order-
* pet It mrsett4 Cloder-
-.gam el Toth,- AA a
•iht arm "iwrea Men
thio Mere tt
O weft seem,
GODERICR, ONT.
Ic eL MOO
Ata ped Lou of Nee* IMahe Lib-
erals
1►erals Thee *Mu, Fred W. Elliott of
Port Regeira, the present smother fur
the rid/4m Paied In nominatlaw
tot the Opt .4,etlou to the Legisla-
ture-
egWatare. Mr. *1bu has paid particular
attention te ,,the Provincial Mathes
and is l-ap"hh s• Cabinet timber.
• • •
The tethelkof entre' gins Arc-
the
r -
the president for Os-
tarlo, has logged to place candidates
In Provlaciall,y•fduhge wherever orgmm-
testioa is inlgentiy advanced to per-
mit their nosltsutlou. One of these
riding b ilk to Ire the mew Huron -
Braes momtheiney. in wbkh R. J.
ecate, a pssml4eet member of the
Cc le resides. This
,l'. will antagonise
to the new Nov*
terprise.
fit • •
At • Memo ipefentlon is Koot
Iassbton Leslie ete Oke, M.P.P., was
again momalaatad for the Legislature
as the U.F.O�qa+
edtdole, after a large
number of tae deleestes had left the
conventlom•�
• :• •
Hon. Chu. '*et'"se, Provincial
Iffiniseer alt Miter, ea+ accepted Mr.
Hepbern's MaBtlge to debate the
matter of run W rgten Bay cams!
Haler and po.mty other issues at a
meeting to be b0 In either Lomdoa,
ltoroneo or Otte It should be a
they m eettrg.
Juin IS
1858. -The Buffalo and Lake Huron
Railway was opened from Fort Erie
to Goderleb.
1894_ -The grit golf club was tie
pulsed at Wlaalpsg.
1809. -lieu. 1. P. Mcoval wee ap-
pointed Roman Catholic Btabop of
Loadoe, and later Meanie Archbishop
of Toronto.
1919.-'1fe treaty of Versailles was
signed. Canada was one of the sig-
natories. This embed the war well
Germany, tboogh fighting lad ceased
on November 11, 191A
executive of
attlos .t 130
the Liberal pa
mut.-Cheslq
Maio It/
1003 Cliam lata reacted a labs
era the St. Lawrence between Quin
wed Momtrsal which be named fik
Peter. as K was St. Peter's Day.
1760.-iueral Moockton took pos-
session of Beanport, sear Quebec.
This was the beginning of the smceess-
fol slege of Quebec by the British.
1860. --The formation 0f the Falls
of Niagara was changed by the col-
lapse of Table Rock.
1927. -Viscount 'sod Lady Willieg-
don flew from Ottawa to Montreal
and back, tbe first vice -regal parties
to do so.
1127.-Vim1 Ridge, the scene of
the greatest Canadlaa triumphs In
the war settle (ierma*7, wan toraalle
transferred to eased* by 43. Yash
Govetamen t. .
JIM
4f'
eeeie� sxtle.t„w
were �IjsrelA. ,titlaa .1
01.44,
Quebec.
P0b9.-ACmile 0ravelot, batter
known as Blodtn, waiked across lie
Niagara gorge es a tight rope.
1884. -Toronto began a week's
cel.bratlom of hs s.ml-centtnmisl u
a,�a1aanlhes a,great its
. r-o►xs 't?3s .?'Ye . }"t J &^.T it ei",•hire!
1803.- erhe Commercia Beni us
Manitoba suspended.
1912.-A cyclone at Regina caused
the death of amaage
did prmpert7 of over $2,000.000.
July 1
1806. -The Earl of Godard was ap-
pointed Governor-General. He had
been sent out to conciliate Ilee people
pt Lower Canada, which be Arras sue-
oeeding to doing when alleged abstracts
boom his in•trucUoas were hpadt'bed
in Toronto mod caused trouble which
ended In the rebellion.
11969. --Ban Juan Island mwas
by Aerlean troops. 111* ohne the
--Ger tun dispute
-Germanes arbitrator,
awarded It to the Caned ofos. Bib
1897. -Ry the passingcm Reit,
tab North America tet, s t
inion
of Canada came Into befog. Viscount
Moute who had been Goveroore $ -
al of the Freebies mat Quote, eras
sworn In as the first Governor-Gen-
eral
ovenor- hen•eral of the Dominion of Canada.
Sir John A. Macdonald was sworn
In as the first Premier, with the fol-
lowing as his Cabinet: Hon. A. T.
Gait, Mance; Hon. B. 1. Tilley. Cus-
toms: Hoa Hector Iamgsvia, stab;
Hon. W. P. Howlamd. Island
Re-
venue; Hon. Peter Mltebetl. Marine
and Fisheries: Hon. G. L ()artier,
Militia ; Hoe. William McDougall,
Public Werke : Hoa Alexader Chap -
Hell, Postwasterl3seteal, std Hon. .1.
C. Obapsls, Agriculture.
1871. -'Pike people of British Col-
umbia celebrated their first Domin-
ion Day, though the Province did not
officially enter the Dominion nnttl
July 20th.
1878.-Prtace pkhward Island en-
tered Conf deratlon. ' •
Cals while
King Adrian ori
few weeks the
Spanish c.
Alfonso , (1
of tie
procuring
versa aide
The
bear a
Workers
lands.
MUST GO
the bead of el -
le repaeed Is a
coinage of the
e bead of Dom
on the face
it %ihmale Spare the Me re
re
res of Spain.
es coin will
Itepubile of
ant sbaklmg
',to oke %ea.;
nuoh HAM,
(Klagston Wilg-Standard)
A British authority bas made
careful calculation about the annual
world cwt of armaments mod finds[
that during 19th the total wee Etief e
000.000. It M a atupeadoua figura. ti
whkb be gives pular to adding that
the total armament expenditure for
Met year 1s a sura equal to one gold
mooed for avers, minute dace the
birth of Christ. Buck statistics nen
a metaacholy ring la lire ears of the
average layman. Is face of them it
seems almost laeredtble tot the
world cannot agree ou measures of
diaermament which w111 sad the waste
of world resources and bomaa e.orgy.
Setting aside eaglaeere, service setea-
aat. and such. and the aoadlers aad
sailors engaged la policing and ad-
ministrative work. Me mea employed
in the world's arnica tad navies are
aom.prodocers; they are ahiet7 con
sameea. Aad the outlay 1a warships.
forth weapons, paras ao msoal.
A -LOW TO MOIR TAYrve
(The New Outlook)
Just as the reprea.stades et forty
seams were converging epos London
tor the World £e.aetrk Cmafsreacte
the Prince of Waw Imteed*eed the
new United Sates Ambassador. Rob-
ert W. Bingham. to a distinguished
Anglo-American gathering la the ass.
ropolls. Speak es of the Masses and
bopes of the neer day, Mr. Blagbam
said : "For years the majority et
American people believed that title
higher the tariff, the higher waaggesss
and the geseral level of peseperity
1■ the country wash be. New tiny
have learned the grim teems tht.
with the blithest tariff the country
las ever had, more titan 1UA00.900
people bave no wages at all. By bit-
ter experience they lave loathed bee
tapeesibLe it is to •omtlaas 1.11151
when they do not bey. ami they at
last are prepared, throng! peeper
agreement, t0 lower tariff Minims 1e
that Iateraatiosal [ride may begin M
Save again."
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Newest Shoe 7
0 Fashions
OUR NEW S')rRAP SLIPPERS, ;
OXFORD TIES AND PUMPS
this asasaa heist she lead Imo ss,=1
sad beauty of design.
We have the tidiest, nattiest, most wearable
line . of footwear to be found. -
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EVERYONE CAN BE PLEASED
in immerser rser hove. Paso Ammon tad perlaaties " •!
•f a are seven. peisres is ear levee. AS the now
healers wed Wen *Am a ewgthlmi.
Geo. MacVicar
THS PRACTICAL mon MAN
North side of Square GODERICH
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ISIS RACKET
"Has Jones given up sport since
he's married? (hie never seems to
see him shunt nowadays."
"Oh. no, he OM keeps Me hand in
st home. As I passed yesterday he
was sifting cinder* through his tes-
Mb racket."
DAISIES
A troop of daisies -How they rus
fake riff ehildren, through the gram!
TtoopIng and tumbling here,
Straggling and straying there.
Filling the day erith laughter where
they peas.
So gay a erowd. with upturned face,
Chronacioun of their lowly home!
Pushing ane tootling here.
Merle= ewe desemille.
Turning the lieng.t summer re
seem. Goa hardiest* Ira fo,t
-1` pirogiont•ii, reit
Whom geese Is sweet. without 4 etre. ery parte was veld $42,371.1i6.
They multiply libe Ahrant's med. bushwhackers got Rely a small there
Tripping •nd aiming here, et the tremendous expense. of opesine
baldly lingering there. a Metrivsy thensgh the forest that
humble treed ! That's where • lot Of On -
'ARM" 0. MOW. 1:74 finances bave betel WOW&
As the car drew up at the crone -
roads two hands were thrust out,
Um Driver's signalling • tarn to the
left. Kr. Driver'. a tura to the right.
"What do you two wastr said the
policeman, strolling up "a separa-
Goer
WHERE THE MONTT IIENT
We notice hy the public accounts
that the Trans (nestle Highway,
built for unemployment relef. cost
16.070.191.61. Work in other ac-
tions le New Ontario cost $4.733.-
748.00. • total of nearly 11 million
/Mears. Is the 86 pages it takes to
glee the detail. of thew. aerostats
engineers and otter Mg bosom the"
of ewe ail*
with the mew in roe electric wager beans.
As4 pew amatibear Iris bas este -
All you brio is do ea wee installation is is '
Ogee your load Hyde* or fill our sad mall dui .fr
comas above below. You will dies be for •
ebbed wish ampleee deals. lollowies which
you du piece your etrika.
Flew with ebeemesum, look lueslieles mod
WHAT fr COSTS YOU
WNW and slitelpseest see thsethrardy foie of
AS you do le ray et • wew low fee
ettaert preeer med. keg remember. Hydro rates
eel lam ibis year thaw over Wm.
WHAT VT /MUM To YOU
The bout and sisaplest water honing soaks .
bums. Absolutely troubirens. Orratiss
satosnedc. No escudos is omit& You
Imo can and more convenience than by toy
other isms at wafts beating.
Thousands of these tree eleczrk water beaters
have already been installed and arc in opals
Woe, giving highly satisfactory service. Ask
your neighbour who has one.
PR/ IN AND NAIL THIS COUPON TODAY •
Hymtwascnutirmit
fro& *miss fp. samiessillethes.