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THE MAYOR'S
ADDRESS.
eeiteests Combineo lawn eau me
Market Building -How ile Would
eeiti with Telephone Situation -
Outlook for Permanent Military
teunp-1441pee Counts Congeal
Will Take Ue the Poems wee.
eillowing se the Mayor's sdebeseels
le eied at the Aret regular meetlng
the tows council of 1911, on Friday
last
Before proceeding with the work lic-
hee us at thin our AIM regular meet -
of the yew, beg to offer tny con-
eratulestioaa to you gentlemen upon
* nit election by the ratepayers it) ell
au important posietuo of trust. Yon
s leiter repreeentattees to can y into
effect those measures which you be-
lieve to be to the general interest and
welfare of allot the people. I have Do
emit* whatever hnt that you will
lerforne to the bent of your y,
the duties with which on have been
chat ged. I feel • alas that
hainioninue action will he the result
of our deliberations aril that the seine
pleasant reletionship amoog the dif-
ferent membenewill exist during 1911
as marked the work and btoor of the
council of 1910, and that a like malty
of action with the Board of Trade
which mprked the efforta ot the two
boards Mat year and brought about
such beneficent remits will eontinue
during the year upon which we have
just entered and for all time, for
united action means more then lan-
guage ces sapiens and is absolutely
emential if we are to make any con-
sidetable advance the way .4 peW-
Now before we take off our mate
and seta,* down to work to give the
hest that is in ea to the service of our
masters it may not be inadvieshie that
you permit me to piece before you
some of the matte., of iatevest and
iniportence that are likely to
our attentimi mud demigod our =
handliog during the vete.
The Power Questioa.
Fine and petition he must import-
ant et all is the power question. If
we are to move tiowerd 11O 111118111/111e-
tetriii t town, and our primperity is
st endeavor to obtain cheaper
roVer Ginn t ett wheels of industry.
a step heytind this and say tbat
unless we give relief in f his respect to
our industrial estebliahmenta a retro-
gressive condition is iimninent -is in-
evitable. We cannot expect new in-
dustries to tvatablieh here, or the old
ones to remain. if power ran he ob-
tained at other places for one-half or
one-third the cost that prevails here.
Takeaway front us our manufactures
eel where are we? A deeerted
'mullet known only as the
place where comb. are held, and pet --
hap: nut even that for long. You VW
herefote the importance of this ques-
tion. It demands the moat earnest
insideration of all of tis -the eouncil,
the Board of Trade, end the citizens
I think it Iltay III` admitteel that
leiter cannot be obtained by um front
Niagara at a low enough priee / help
Tben what are We to do? Ellen -
t engi nee. it have re that
sterile power CAD be dryer i)pritillm t he
Maitland River for the requirements
net only of this town, hut of the mun•
icipalities adjoining am far east as
Mitchell, and this lute been conarnied
by the report of the Hydro -electric
Commierdoes. and that power tan he
This being so, the way et first 'Audi
-amine eaay. Tbere is an obstacle In
tbe way, however. end it iit this with
sends is the difficulty of financing
such a project. We Wive not private
capital ia our town to take it tip, and
it appears; to me that there are Nit
three way. by which the destired re -
=Mt can he attaioeti la) By eodeav-
-eine to induce outside capital (A /
eithark in the enterprise., IN by the
-orporation of Oodench doing en,
ee by the county council taking it up.
If the county could be induced to yen-
tun:apt...in it and tbe river as far as
Wi utilized. the whole couoty
eu=supplied with cheap power*
This, I think, is the best seolutioe
t he subject. Time will not allow me
t., deal may longer with the different
epecta that present thetweelves to the
,oind respecting this all-importent
,itteetion. The whole subject la still,
in a way, In embryo but it must not
permitted mucb ioncr to remain
end I think it will ve tr. reach
fruition in one of the three ways I
have indicated.
Harbor latprovenenta.
Next in importence, if it ir not .4
erinsary moment., le thet of harbor
mprotreenenta. Yon are all awiti‘of
'he work done by the council of 01st
ear in this moppet and it la units-re-
etry to go Into details. shout it Jule
epee I should like to say. howevet,
hat I hope tbe public appreriate the
immense amistanee the council iv-
eiverl from the Board of Trade in
errangilifsor the besoquet to the Min-
isters, ng with the ration of
late, join ng in in we with the
nelway end shipping intermits and
(morally medetiog the couneil in
bopped and goomal gratification
@very we jor:t. multi. The' is a moat
Mould be aft that ouch a enaditine
hiendle co-operation exists.
The visit of the Ministers resultse its
• grant of 11174.000 for harbor im
lett for the ennettenction of MO feet of
break wester to the emit hires amd
Linn to mir harbor. I thought we
t▪ han this and an expremed myself to
the Minister of Puhile Works Me
'replied that it was hie Intention to
proceed with the extension of the
northern hem/wittier but did noloom
whether a gem for that pewpose
he paced In Lbe .sotintat** QM. vent.
I atil ID 0114111.111114111eltioti With btu. flow
upon that subjecte but ha. v not ..-e-
calved Ito eepl) To thee however I
Ulla •PoWilftilt praailairt ,1 11. the
authoritiee must be made nut ice
protected harbor
Whether us DIA We ii•Oceitin ku It/ky-
les a sun. put la the stippletuseatery
milituttee for the "I tension of the
northern ureakwatei trio+ year, we
InUal, ileac a etrentsous fight u. mecum
dock A new will have to be
cutistructed The t one is bli-
the *arms/bum intuctiiireta.enhe , xsaussereial
yond repair Wheo • new one is
built the Largeet vesawis Ebel ply ouF
inland ewers can milieu* with safety
end tbaysteh and, eioreover. the
eheetwatee CAD them tie removed and
ibis imam oontianona dockage room
free the eanterly end of the Ooderich
Elevator and Transit Company's ele-
vator te the eod of the mouth pier, it
dieteoce of halts utile.
We owe it to the AYestern Canada
Flour Mills Compeny acid the Oude-
du all in our power to give them the
best shi •ng facilities we can. Their
ete have demonstrated in
the most unmistakable manner their
eon&ience in our town's future.
Tbey have coustructed two gloat
huiklinge that not only do justice to
themselves, and to their entererising
spirit bra are a credit to the town, the
Province maxi she lenninion, And their
erection was doubtless a pow iftd
lever in helping us tu ovule- suliatan-
now realize hew fatal amid how itiseu-
sate would have been Our folly had we
declined to accede te their reasonable
wish them all inertuer of prosperity.
step tip A eonsidersele number of
runts im the Ladeler of promerit V.
Municipal Buildings.
We heve received a mandate from
the ratepeyerti to proceed with the
erection of municipal buildeigs. It
was time. I don't believe tbere is a
village of any conaiderable size, or Amy
town, in this county that ham not a
better hall fer holding public meetings
then we have. This should uot bs MI.
Let anyone who has any doubt about
the matter visit our prement building
and be Will find an utter lack of pro-
per nectetninedetie.n,, fur tle officials
and an moire absence of any secure
piece for the town arehivee. The pub-
lic peelers and records of a munictpal-
We must peeve**. great caution in
pi °reeding with this mattes , both sa
location, nature and extent of Abe
• lings and the style of architecture
as what we lboVf do will have to serve,
most likely, for some generations.
We must build not tor our preeent
wants but for what we theik will he
required for utany yeses; to come.
The very bent telent available ishoiral
he seetirod. Any other c would
be moet foolish. When we have sel-
ected what we would recommend ati
being the proper locale on and sue, die.
plans end spentkat ions, a public
meeting should be called and tbe mat-
ter thoroughly discussed, AS the rate -
payee; veil have to vote upon the
the work ean he plocerded with.
I would suggest that combined, if
posible, with the lllll traipse buildings
proper, we should erect a market
house. We have plans already pre-
pared for this purpose anti I believe
we ahould do all in our power to men
courage the agricultural population
adjoining us to deal with rat.
Teiephone Question.
A matter of very e tomiderliltle grav-
ity that ithotiki lie dealt with i thee
respecting our telephone- system and
einneetion with the 'waiter's
contigtunie to or within ismiparatively
eagy distance of our town. elle whole
telePhotle *Meet itin and
should receive itneents thenighte In
1997 tbe coutieil of that yeti. granted
an exclusive franchise. for five years to
the Bell Telephone Cempany. receiv-
ing therefor the munificent of
111160 per annum. That re/niche's. ex-
pire' in June. Nile It ought not be
renewed anti the (-outwit of this yeer
shotral take whatever steps, are
riecemary inwards the introduction of
a Purely municipal syetem and the ac-
quiring of such other systems as may
be conisitiered prudent and possible.
The policy of the Legisiettire is (A I en-
ceurage the eileptinn of such is method
of dealing with the exorbitant elptrges
that Are made by the existing mon-
opely and I belieVe it ha be a wine pul-
ley. The agreement of RIM gives the
Bell I 'ompany the exclusive right to
the IMP of our streets for its Imieiness
and we ere precluded from permitting
stay other company during the period
I have mentioned to use our streets
for a telephone business. This is a
distinct injury to us. The township
of Colborne, for instance, has estab-
lished a municipal system. They
want te get into Uoderich. e can-
n ot let them In -the Bell Company
declines to give them any intercom-
munication with us and there is no rem-
edy unless such as the Board of Railway
Commissioners may afford : that is,
tbere is no retnedy that we can offer
until June, 191/. when we put an end
to the franchise of the Bell tennpeny.
This condition of affairs is very ditead-
vantagrous to us and it is our duty to
do everything in our power te gather
In all the business that, should miter
ally come to Ila and make march for
new avenues of trade. We went he
trade of the townehip of (oilmen* end
of every other township that,
te deal with is
Permanent 'dietary ease and Barr acks
As you are seer* •hi ottnet, 4
Mat year did not make tnuch betide ay
in necuring the permenent
ramp and this target* Maratha, etas -
Minster of Militia cap IMAM' n.
to that the pries naked V/ • RIO
the renewal of mere lesson- frith the
(*merriment as an .0 rly data- parent
owners it et* *Well ivieperti ire
willing in nem. ..• he decision •if hot
tiewerrilelleat •411111/11‘11 .f that Alirlatellt
Will hot give • limning 14' 'NMI eves
Meetly fait and sheeld 41',4.1110
SO the klinieterp W hen,. se
ramp it will not he nins .iefor• h
rock homes are ereeted anti h. egu
lar soMfere moved w =hall not
cooly have the permute -no in, 1..ritm
teen et thnsweinite a dollar -
THE Ad. GOUltitlUld
seam. anuitally Our Wallet. alte,1 00.1"
augmented
Beware **easily
last yeat-, between the eorporeeion
and the Ontario %W.I.. eillore Railway
will require your attention. It was
isitOcipated that the bylaw limed
subleitted te the i myrtle at the
opitan this agreelitentild have been
last, municipal electitui. I do not
know why it was not put before the
wan thought that a new *smell might
be disposed to make 11011W clutieges io
it. An objection made to that tepee -
merit in Its mama shape was thet it
covered too many streets. The rea-
son kw that wag that the el il dee
dined to penult, the Company to
ft*
carry t on thst, main thorough-
fares ( the Company was
willing to that none should be
carried tint. after midnight), and al /
other streets had to lk• included. Fur
toy oWn part, I cannot see any serious
obleetiona to the taming of the main
streets for freight purposes after mid-
night. For all the freight that would
be carried through the town I do not
think the injury to any intere t
could arise. The bylaw would be
much more likely to c u ry if a number -
of the st.r.eta covered by the
anent at at present urawo couftlr le
eliminated. We have a large amount
of money at stake in this enterprow.
Much benefit will risme to us isy the
successful operation of the road end in
our own eitereets; we sbould place no
obstruction in the way that would
preveut this must deeirable result..
Passenger Stammers.
.4 vigotous attempt sheuld be made
1.4) •ecure the running of one or U1131 e
nger b.eite from this port to the
EtliZeot nave/aeon, or, at. all events,
to the Sault and Fort William. We
have tin such set vice no .v. The time
for deeding -with this question seems
opportene and this particularly eu
vire of the propmed absorption by
the Inland Lakes Compauy of the
Northern Navigation Company. lir.
S. A. MeGur very k tally promised
we te bring this matter before the C.
F. H. authoritiea as well (he was to
*cc them this week) and we should
aim, make. representat ioos on our owu
behalf t this Cootpany. We have
already a Mistiness connectiou with
the Inis.nd Lakes 'Amman)* and I in
dulge the hope that there will Ise a
strong disputation hem that source to
meet our views respecting passenger
traffic.
Package Freight.
The action of last year's conned,
supported by the kismet of Trade and
terge petition from leading tete-
PaYers. in constructing freigut sheds
at the harbor for package treight put. -
perm ham leen beyond question
clearly justified. The Intend Lines
freight steamer cal eel here regularly
awl although the SCA* III for ties des -
shipped at alit ISIMAkt pounds of feeigbt
were handled, and I shall be very
touch disapportited if that auesuut
not at least quadrupled this year.
It mhould he a. nuttter gratifica-
tion that the sewer bylaw carried mid
the work should be proceeded with at.
as early a date is it ean with safety be
begun. Great caution should he exer-
cises, in eonstruction aod I believe we
will make a great inistitke if we do not
employ /14 lllll • thoroughly competent
men to supervise it.
Fire Protection.
The engineer of the i'mlerwritere
Asserciat len was here a few days agn
and preitiounced out- tire protection
eerviee to he quite inedequate for
needs. 'This; perhaps, is nee news to
many cif the people. There is no
court*. open to um but to proceed with-
out deley tem introduce it pmper fire
alarm mysuini, make direct etennection
between the witterworksi and stend-
pipe, and employ sit least one man to
give his vvhele time tu the duty of
looking after our fire applianees. One
seriotim lbw that colt not, he con-
trolled for want of an ailieitmle ser-
vice would reveal te I het in our de -
glee to keep &own expenses we had
been making a Meal mistoke.
Public Parks.
I have not heard any expreettiene of
lie park of Ilw Melvor property. We
really should ourquire all of the vacant
property facing the river and 1 ike
from tut. SaltIoril railway bridge to
t he light house. The finalise& obstacle
is the onty one that blocks; the wny.
For whatever we tlo in this rrepect,
however, I believe we shall receive, at
all events I think we. shall deserve,
the thanks of those who come after
usi
The Outlook
The foregoing is a considetah'y large
order of business. We may not ac-
complish all of it or much of it, but we
et accomplish sonic of it..
The outlook for the year and for the
future is very encouraging. There
will he expended by the Government
alone on harbor and postoffice im-
provements; almost, if not quite,
MO, the sewer wort will be proceedei
with, the Wooten. Canada Milling
Company's elevator will be completed
and numerous other expenditure,
that, we cannot now foresee will he
made, so that there need he no fear
that our laboring population will not
be abundantly supplied with work
during the whnie year.
It t lie very gratifying to tag to
know that, Ontlerich hag reached such
a high lineition as grain receiving
port. We are third en the list Irina
surprised only Ivy TiMn end K ingot eri
whose eepresnacy if it ran property
Our gengtsphical oneution. if not .in -
excelled is atilial hat ef ani Atter
port n, the lideie Ds in.
erreaaing trade from luso • . Wein
will "'ems ite -farelintent sealing,
not, -if oso long inithshged hots thin
....oriel rostra but one the vneet
frt 4411) IAA V•
tare
AS's, es fermi hes IL 41.1A0 ..ate
night be remerted to hie aril%
r.,u ken. what 1.1 have dont '1 nee
sweted 'You'd ha... mett 1.4 down in
Ooreirs and spent your life grumbling
about bad luck sad hate, Moses
1,1
?1st amass t settle &V It WS 1 eie
ith Encouraging Message
ideation to every suffering mime.% I hove ...Mire.' the
a Menial agony almost to ihe paint of 6sepair, I hi V •
and to the nappy. fraase of mind whi,h 'wean -
modes physical well being. 'rm. riving. lies • been brought
about wbolly by the use of ORANGE LILY.
in addition I lieve had the privilege end pleasure a indue-
,ng multitudes of other suffering women to give ORANGIII
knowledgments of the blearing, it has brought to them The
follow/11-g is a wimple:
Dear Mrs. Curralk-Tour very kind letter Was received yes-
terday. lu reply to your question about my belalth. I am
thankful to any that I am vezy well. As I have never given
you • statement of nu. Case you may be Interested in It
For several years I have Nuffered untold agony. This auffering was ,ontinuoula.
but I would have violent •ttacke every few weeks, each attack lasting several
dais. The first Sunday in 'November, I felt the pain farseeing and so did not go
to prayers. The rest of the family did go. and soon after the forcing down pains
melted me and I had to remain on the floor entil their return. I was in great
pain all night and was very sick for a whole week.
Then Hrs. I.. came tO SOO MO and told me of your aorderful medicine. I got
my husband to wend tor it right away, as I wes too siek to write myself. (My
doctor could do" nothing for Infi) I have used Z. boxes of ORANGE LILY, have
had three months of good rag, sad ern now well, never better in my life. I liars
not had the old pains since. I seen ask my husband If It is myself that Is going
•round and doing my own work. I can screwy believe It. It bris tears of Joy
to my eyes. I could shout it to all the world. I cannot speak enmegh in Ifs praise.
Receiving. ns I do. dozens of such reports each day. I feel impelled to rnalt•
known to my suffering sisters the merits of ORANGE LILY. It differs trona
other so -railed remedies In that it is not taken Internally. It Is a strictly local
treatment, and is •ppUed directly to the affected organs. Its curative elements
are allsorbed Into the congested tissues, expelling the stagnant foreign matter
which has bean Irritating the, membrane and oppressing the nerves, and a grow-
ing feeling uf physical and mental relief is noticeable almost from the start. It
is positive. seissiisk remedy. and eyes if you use no more than the Free Trial
treatment you will be very materially benefited.
FREE TRIAL OFFER
I want every reader of this, who
suffers in any way from painful
eorrheeaYinflammation or congestion
to send me their addressea, and I
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days'otreatrnent If your ease is
_not far advanced It may entirely cure
"you. and in sinv event It will do you
mtleh go0d. I am too carries( In mak-
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that it fa true, that I trust every
sufferer wbo noes this notice will
take advantage of my offer and get
cured at home. without a doetor's
Lilt A Cal ff cnCloldng 3 stamps, MRS. FRANCES E. CORRAri, Windsor,
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