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QODIBJOB ONTARIO. CANADA : AUGUST 24, 1911 TEL SIGNAL PRINT 'NG CO.. I.d., Posuaasmr•
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of the year
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rue for only
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25c
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STERLIIV BAftI(
„ Of CA1g1M
MONEY ORDERS
The rheape.t and •alert way in which money can
be soot to all points ii, Confide is by iiaoket's
Musty Orders. For sale at this Bank et tbe
tole. wing fates:
$6.w and under - 3 cent.
Over $ ..(Ill to Slater d cents
Over $1U.UU to $ 0.1O1 10 cents
Uver $30.00 to $60.U0 15 cents
For amounts over $60.00 we can sell you Bank
Drafts to euy amuut.trequired.
Thaw orders are payable at any Chartered Bank
in Canada, also et our Untied States Ag.nciee,
without charge (Yukcn Trrriwry excepted).
GODERICH BRANCH
B. WALKER
Mgr
TENDERS. + GODERICH MARKETS.
IBALED TENDERS WILL BE
rrp.o.4t,vd be the esderwgned. op to noon
00 IBw+y, AMM. lith. 1941. for the rebttBd-
100 sad 0s1midon of Me Godertch Skaters
Rink. Plana and Ipscifosuons may os seen
and forms et tesdr procured at the °Moe of
V. M. Boberts..Uodrica.
W. J. R. HOLMbd,
President Dederick t'arlinR 8areenteee, ler ton
ed skating Association. Flour. fasper cwt
-- Floor. patas' per rut
Fall whom. war bemb
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NOTICE YO CREDITORSpar
ll+ar, Ser ela
100 sac
NOTICH TO CRKDITOR8 orad. ser'sat
fietem pseClidellagaie .1: lb
per doe
114 THE ESTATE OF Pena UDWARDe.
LATE 01 THE TOWN ve ta0trelUs f.
IN THY cvUNTY tie l4Ui4UN.
1)1tit;iLA$1D.
Simko is hereby given pursuant to R. 8.O
1r7. Chap. 8*. that ell trainees end othre
bowleg_ dais.s against tee ..tate of the maid
PetrAlwardet whe Moo 00 or Motu Mo lata
day of Any. 1011, ere required to mad=
peepsld. or deliver to the undersigned.
otter sad executor of the said estate en or he
ilea Tearday. the Stet day a .lwrist. 1911.
mar names and addremes. 'm41 1101 'articular,
or Moir claims b 'triune. rod tee net 01e or the
by statutory declaration. them duly verlaed
And take mouoe that atter the said date the
executer will proceed to dtstrieete thawed.
as the said deceased an.ong tea pectis.
thereto. bavlat regard only to the amt•/ of
welch be.Aelt then Yee roomed .etlse. sad
the sr.ositr will estbe oatue fur the add asset.
..r any tart thereof to any owner' or permed of
whose claim moue, snail out have been modeso
by aim at tee Gate of soca a maibuUan.
Dred at UCderacb this dad day Of Aogu.'t. A.
D. 1011.
M. G. CAMERON, Goderk•b.
eleb0Wr for the .rd Ysscutor.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
lb nix £1T4Ti OP CMRI)TLNA TUTT.
LATTEOF 1HETOWN v}' GODRIiiere
LN 1148 CUCNTY tit b CRON. •
Detatitegis
Notice L. bred' glues pursoaot to 4. d eUM).
Chat. that an creak my and others
havip Of
ng maims y 040.11 tee estate of the ssed
/31e1llma Tett. wisp twee on at about Use Ike
day Mealy. 1M1 are required to mend by
r Meyer to the uur.y
detne-0. solicitor
cot ssv O.o. emote a0o Kenneth temple&
w�aaas eQehtere *Rio said east.. oo es masmu
'd'beraaar. the net day of keels% 1941. their
madam ams aedrMe. with tall eisuoilro of
Mar slehme ls writing. and the nature 01 tae
b derby teem duly retained
AM take notice that atter the said date the 111,
executer* will proved to distribute use asset"
of the saki oeos...ed ,moot the parte. eo-
uued tiseito. havimg regard Duly to tee
rtaime of which they shall thee nave received
sad the evocators will ant bs ►hauls for
the &mete or any pert Cheers! te en/ pr.
sear Meese. 01 wenn c1&tm meths. NOD not
My. rasa received es them at the date of
wadi diet ibutiou.
Dated at Goderieb this led day of Aimed. A.
D. toll,
M. G. CAMERON. Godeich.
,solicitor tor the .aid Executors.
New per Muted. 1 *to
°rain'y to good• pr cwt. 4 .0 to
expert, tier cwt 330 to
.sato
430 to
4
R Lambe
t.
per cwt
W. per 1b
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t{+ to
3 to
Luc l0s and Pelt .......... 013 to
SITUATIOKS VACANT.
[toe of tar0aoe aria cia.da to ms
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M es Plum and specifications are being pe.p.e.d
w sad will be ready for InspecUon at tie .Mee of
McTaggart Bros.. lO,llntoo. atter AesumMed.
s -Yvc'rAG&HT. 1. W. TRrtLZAVg1.l,
e M Chairman Coll- Inst Board. Secretor.y
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s awe PERSONAL MENTION.
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WASTED.
i'RE8B]1AK1NG DONE AT RSA- i
11J1 *MARLS price.. Fer particulars. wpt1
5 SIGNAL O/711s. MD.'- -
PROPOSAL TO MAKE APPLICATIO
TENDERS WANTED. TO HYDRO -ELECTRIC COMMIS-
SION.
NIAGARA POWER.
QK&LED TENDER•'3 ADDRRS8RD
o to the ocdarr.it m.d, and seder ed TssM,
ter Bappoing Coal for tee Dammam hew -
Lamm" wail be rev ivied at this oboe until 4-1tt
p- t. oe ?U '.1) neptember re, 1941. for tee
for tee Public buildingsApp s!awnthe Dominloe.
aped&••tion and form of tender
cam M es applioatwn so leis osoe
P4reMe to dense aro ooc teed teat tenders
;laser M eea4eerad 1101ms made on tee
Otto actual Simesuree ted- and steed with their
teed.r mast be accompanied by an se -
01 a se eta a Chartered bank. payable
to et foe H.000r•Me the Minister of
arks. equal to ten per osut r1^ p. est of
tee amuOmi d tae tender. whisb will be tor -
timed atom mem tet.deons decline to enter
Into • oelet e.t wheel Balled upon to do so. or
Gm
tail to ee7ist. Me work connected tor- 11
the tender he not accepted the cheque will be
returned.
By seder,
H. C DEsRut'HEP...
eneret ars
Depart meet of Public Werke,
Ottawa. August 11, 1911.
Newspapers will not be paid for this &drer
ti-.ment if they, insert ft without authority
from the Department.
TENDERM FUR BOOTH
Tendert will be received Icy the ander.igsd
up to • oclock SATURDAY.. EPTEMBnK
7N0. for booth and retreehm.nt
the Godsrlch Industrial Exhibition on sms--
bee 19th. Pito and Seth. F. k. BINORAK see -
rota ry-U'eo.,u ref. •-.t
\OTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed tender*, d4emd ls the seetwary et
the (VDUs ColleglaieBeard. will be reoelvd
nett/ Friday. September 1. 1911. for the eon-
streottpn a• brick addltou to (Le Mater
Collegiate to -t humus about Si by 70 feet. two
.terwo with ha.ement ; ales for the tesoinie
ANTED. - MED 1 LEARN
CKty1eeetnog Apply at SIGNAL, OF-
LORE WANTED.- APPLYTO
r F. 4AIILIOW HOLMES.
WANTED. --A CAPABLE (AID,
HAYldrai.thantm� My to MRS. W. Y.
BOYS.- A. GOOD OPPORTUNITY
u learn •
NAL OFF7CF_fimsl"'tMoAD
e' 94. el°.
TEACHTEACHER WANTED. -FOR 8.8.
ER
1. township of Colborne. Dulles to
commence after midsummer holidays. Appppllyy
stating salary and qualifications. to PAUL
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MAP DEL secrotary. Ben ear. Ont
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1r.vmantau..kirfioderfeltsat ! Maria.A psemaasst poetise etch liberal Woos -
smote for the right party. STONE t tui EL-
LINOTUN. Nunryse a. Toronto. 416t
WA N T E D. -MILLINERY A P-
PRENTICR- tr tee fall ammo, 1p
ply to MISS IM 0GH. Bedford Block. 04k
DETROIT & CLEVELAND
NAVIGATION CO. "a
STiAMLR
CITY OF ST. IGNACE
FOR MACKINAC ISLAND
Fridays, 8.90 a.m.
$3.50 olss way $8,00 round trip
FOR DETROIT
Saturdays. 22.80 p.m.
$8.00 one way $6.60 round trip
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STRS HURON
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Leavy Gederieb
r'LR SAULT sTIL M.11MIE. MICR
via Neste C'banwL O.or14 0 Hay.
Tuesday •t 9 p m.
YuR POUT 1URON, DETRDIT.
mum) slid CLEVELAND.
rr4day et It mld.lah..
WILLIAM LEE.
A. R. LEL.Ictal Agent. Goderich.
Geseral Masaper, Detroit. Mich.
w-elee-seeere -ewe))
GUNDRY'S
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Livery, Cab and 'R...
'Bus
Stables
THB RED BARN
Sea* Street- Ood.rieb
£U 0f Rise or Kew. 'Beare
=Thaw Tyalsw sed fast se&,
alltentios sgwf�► to
'alb Him
'Phew, No. p
FOR SALE OR TO RENT•
HOUSE TO RENT ON WELLING-
TON .tree[ -A brick dwelling. two.teey.
seven romp, and bath
Muse ApPli to J. B. 41ol104T. mixt deer to
f
RENT. - A FURNISHED
house. Modern la all eiameoro. For par-
ticulars apply at SIONAL Orrick'.
LASJt FOR 8ALE.-118 ACRES
so let 12. Maitland maces-
eseesis �W shear is ten
There Is a good-
/ ted •' the non sial of a tante
senate Ness, with bank barn and
veel.st y�arfi0pa� lien date of hierepair : eon
rty
bakers to A. IR Allyn, of S kete waan.
who win a of k on easy tonna. Fes
tartheepar D,
utero apply to J. N. LLYFIKL
Loyal. O. 11 -lm
116,800 100 ACRES SIX MILES
t r 0 m Wetrdrtesk• a frond
snivel road. einvsefsat to Warta. wino/ and
ebsesstaotq melba ler dairy r mind
Iarmf&g. Aadmelbarem BOX elk. wsmdetoek list
PROPSRTY FOR BALs. -A FiNE
00-,04 NM .e Nt ♦ etrset.
•uta with t. dee
sad two q�m�sr�tt
seeders &ado to weed meek sod 1. Amstelawns chweblewy. 71e. d linin
the lass& +osteo part et Oolefieh. apply
ON f& iffinn R to H. C. Hayti Ba,•rietr.
G. F. Hi.AIR
FOR MALL -THAT ZINE RC8I-
0 �y.rer et c semen
and mews es the A.
MSD. ! I. tar ml.. It ss0mlae
=ie
temall 11atki the attend/it
Wertare two Met
Few. sad
mob418 aeetttt�io4rer aisle, .sw tip stay last
New�7avMoe ..dwsls Huotieloos vitlrem of orb
the Y ser mf w dada[ d.�r.
�e cry M emee .kps
tonna. Apply to P.Mlle 71 ammo& .. RYAN. O1N'teh.
hat.
TW() GOOD FARMS FOR SALE.-
j cuss to the town of Geheyb 9. The led
le betdams, erehsri ee hussar agtl�
saw els geed bedellltai Mt. See wen. Inee bet beet ger
Appb &s T10R YlgtrY.wa,aes
FARM TO RZ3IT Ott FOR BALi.-
iiaw mf teal lass ynn
see
ls a *Pm'f,Y1jrt
Neje
Wok bees
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]/i.... Mary Sa'imteoer. of the metalline staff.
is holidaying uhf. week.
Mrs. J. 11. Tlgert to visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Wellwood. at W400940,.
lbw Mary Ionnelly. Of Mitchell. ,:pent Fun.
day with Ages. Moyle, Hese: street -
H. E. Knox. or Auburn. ear in town on Mon-
day, en hie return journey to the Wb1.
Mr. and Mrs. victor Dean hare gone on a
two wee.• trip to Detroit and Saginaw.
Miss Julian De of Buffalo. +s visions
r ,I
hsar. Mr.. Wm, Wile. Ewen street.
Mrs. and Mie. William. arrived in Toronto
oe Toasty Mem ;Leh. trip to the old land.
Mr.. H. M- Johoton and two daughters- of
tame. ale visiting relatives in town this week.
Mrs. L. 8. McGormaa. of Port Arthur. is tee
guest of her friend. Mrs. Ammer. St David's
street
Mr. and Mrs. Thoma. Goldthorpe. of Port
t'redit. visited relatives to town a.0d vicinity
this week.
Ili,. Jessie McMurehy has returned to New
York city after a -ix week- visit with her par-
ent here.
Mr. and Yrs. F. Boelle. of Chicago. paid • fly-
ing vi.et to their aunt, Mie•.. Messner. the first
week of August.
Mr. and Mr. J. 1. M1e!leth and ehddren, o
Clioto0. visited 1,Ir. Yc9leth•- -titer. Mod
Measles. last week.
Mies Hallie Neville. who had an operation in
-W*eadra hospital n few weeks ago. is DOW
'Ompietedy recovered.
Mar. Clea Swanson and three childr.n• of
W iota..., are visiting at the borne of Mr and
Mtn., M. Swanson. Bruce street.
Mir CbaMette Reawme returod to her home
at Windsor this week aper an eadopable c 8.41
with tee Mise- Henry, ••Olen Chit.
Mr.. H. Mogebrie Wilso0, of Brentford, has
hole spebdint an enjoyable aes,on with hr
friends. Mr. and Yr*a bleary. at' Viet, ChM -
Mr. and Mfrs. George Fulker,on and little
daughter, Ethel. hese returned home after •
teann. o0f1 dayf visitsnob. weth Mr. and 5 -les. Samuel
Ly
Mrs. W. li Tremblay and children. of town,
have returned atter speeding a v t
week wile their friends. Mr. and Mrs. John
Breen. d 1;olborne.
Mr. and lira D. McBrien. of Bdgertob. Alta.
announce the mortises d teens deogMer.
biles, Mimi, to Alfred E. Challenger, ooWed-
nesday, Actium tkb.
Mr. and Mrs J. MrponaJd and .oma. Albert
and Thurlow. and Mr. and Mr.. John it Beat-
tie spent hander at St. Helens. (be gue.te of
Mrs. David Marlow.
Mow Glad s Pentland. of Nile. and her
Mend Mims Marytu cite took. et Leamineggttonm
were tee goes. of Mr. and Mr.. J. H. Mfflla0.
of town. for a few dayelast week.
Mins Lily Jrdloe. of Indian Head, ^rank., a
visiting kr Parente. Mr. and Mea David Jar -
(Hoe. tasheidy. eteoet. 68. 8. amemeaniad
by her Nese, MIs Belva Howatt 0f that picot
Itr. M&Raro C. Calder, 0t W
panted by ray ester. Miasmal
Seca Smal yms. ad 1 0.
0-
mato. metered to as00 sasday and
meat the day with Mr. asM M. Walt, H.
Harrison.
Frank Feiner. of Whimper. the gust of
Ms brother. Harold Terser • se rhe *Mutew be
delapidated condition ; " the letter
stated, "nothing is done to improve the
beach or the approach thereto. or nu
effort made to improve or beautify the
little park opposite the Henget Hotel
N and adjacent cottages." He .t.g-
gested that a committee be appointed
to interview es many of the summer HENSALL CONVENTION AGA 1
visators'w.possible and endeavor to NOMINATES THE ATE MEMBER
tend cut what improvemeuta are nee-
ae
er•y to wake Gudertch more pop-
ular --
as a •Hummer rew(n-t- Tbe letter
was sent to the special cominftte,.
A communication received from the
local C. P. H. agent, encl..sing a draft
resolution acid blue print from Super-
intendent Oborn.. reopening the C.
P. Ii. connection at the commercial
wharf. was referred to the special
committee with instructions to meet
anddate. discuss [8e matter at an early Hensel'. Aug. 18'. --In the larg
A communication front the Doty
_ Engine Works Co., asking for sewer
connection at the new factory, was
referred to the public works cown)it-
tee.
Committee of Town Cousttil Appointed
to Look into the Matter -Two By-
laws Withdrawn from Voting -tel.
H LRert Auditor in Place of An-
drew Porter.
The disposal of the Brodie power
bytawi and 18. proposal to secure
Niagara power were /netters of impor-
tance dealt with by the aldermen at
the regular meeting of the town coup
cit last Friday evening.
At tbe previous meeting of the
council Councillor Kelly bad placed
on the table a notice of motion to have
reconsider,d.at the council's nett reg-
ular sitting the Brodie power bylaw.
When the matter was baougbt up last
Friday evening Councillor Kelly in
Unrated that be bad decided not to
put forward bis motion but to let the
people determine at the polls for
themselves as to the best way to dis-
pose of the bylaw. He paid he bad
arrived at this decision af ter consulting
with some who were opposed to the
bylaw and also with a number of
those who were in favor of it.
"Why let it go to the people et all ?"
said Councillor Wallace. His idea
was to save the expense of an election.
Deputy Reeve Runnings doubted if
it world be legal if the bylaw were
carried. He, auggested that the
Brodie bylaw and the one t.0 be voted
on to repeal bylaw No. 13 of 1908,
granting the Maitland Rivet Power
l:ompany certain rights and privi-
leges. be withdrawn.
Councilor Kelly finally moved that
both bylaws be withdrawn. This was
seconded by Councillor Wallace and
the motion was carried without'objec-
Lion.
Niagara Power.
M. Y. McLEAN FOR
SOUTH HURO
thought that he had diene so. He would
allow his name to go to the convsm-
Ntion. bis only desire beiog that Mouth
. Huron should be retained in the Lib-
eral column, true to Liberalism,
Laurier and freedom of trade in nat-
ural products.
N While the ballots were being
. counted for the aspirant- for the nom
[nation, Messrs. McLean, Lemont and
Mustard, J. H. Fowler. L..rt,ton, ,.poke
briefly on the Menne of the campaign.
He congratulated South Huron on
having so many men of standing wily
i0g to enter the contest. He eongrat
slated all the candidates oo the good
spirit shown, in that they -et the is-
sue above personal ambition
The Conservative part.. be de
clared, had felled to discuss t be quire
est tion of reciprocity as an ea,nomic it
of sue. They bad tailed to take it and
id show tbat it would not be a gots!
, thing for the farmer, but on the cou-
he Crary had brought in questions alto
ed gather irrelevant. There r•a. 110 sere
ne t invent for annexation its l .,its J&, and
re the Conservative party knew this full
r well. By raising this cry, however,
a they thought that they would be able
g to stampede the elector* of the Do-
lt minion, and so gain the treasury
a benches. That would not succeed.
t The elector* would. on September 21.
show that they could not be fooled by
such argument's.
The Conservative party. by its re-
actionist policies in the pat, had
driven hundreds of thousand. of Cana-
dians across the line. and it ova the
policy of Sir %Viltrid Laurier and his
administration of tbe affairs of the
Dominion that was bringing thew
back to the land of their birth. to as-
sist in developing the mighty" re-
sources at band.
By this time the result of the ballot
had been announced. Mr. McLean
winning. On motion of 1lessrw,
moat and Mustard it was made un ani -
MOWS amid at enthusiasm.
Mr. M�pod, spontaneous the
deleRata�' spoetaneous rreecceepp--
Lion. Prom 'tiffs time on he wdtild
work diligently, and he asked for the
assistance of every delegate to insure
his election.
He discussed some local matters
such as a change in a rural mail route,
and his attitude on the failure of the
Farmers' Bank. Hie opponents were
endeavoring to make politiexl capital
out of these. His ezplanatioo was
most convincing, and the convention
cheered him enthusiastically whet, be '
had finished.
Delegates All Enthusiastic for Reci-
procay-Candidates a n d Other
Speakers Deal with the Questions
or the Day --Rousing Address by
W. Prouoroot. M. P. P.
Committee Reports.
The finance committee recom-
mended that the resignation of An-
_ drew Porter as town auditor be ac-
cepted and that another auditor be
appointed to fill the vacancy. It was
recommended that a grant of 8500 be Mr. McLean will be returned by the
made to Alexandra hospital, and a largest vote ever polled for a L.beral
grant of $300 to the Godericb Musical candidate.
Society on condition that the usual The convention assembled at 1:90
number of concerts be given : that the o'clock, with Henry Smith, Hay town-
trensient traders bylaw be anteceded, .hip, president of the association, in
changing the lee from $50 to $100. the chair.
Tbe report was adopted with the ex- LThe Nomimatioma.
ception of the last coulee. referring w
the transient traders bylaw, as it leis I Nominations were then called for.
thought it would be too greet a dem- eight names being Presented. They
Went to business men upon their coal- I were : M. Y. McLean. ex -M. P., See-
mencing business in town to imposer forth : Peter Lamont. Zurich ; Jacob
such a taz. - (Kellerman. Dashwood ; Alex. Mus -
The public works committee recon- . tare[. Brumfield ; Mottles W. Shilling -
mended that concrete sidewalas, law, TuckenIWith; J. G. Stanbury,
which have been petitioned for sad Iizeter; Henry Smith, Hay township,
passed, be constructed. 1t reported and Warden Owen Geiger, Heesall.
that V. M. Roberts had made a report The delegate& unanimously pteddid
in the moat economic way of serving themselves to stand by the nominee of
the furniture factory. the Doty boiler the convention, and promised to work
works and the Wheel Rig. factory entbtsiestiealle for th. election of a
with a sanitary sewer, recommending Liberal for South Huron.
that a nine -inch sewer be laid along Fightingfar Reform.
Albert street from St. David's street
to Park street thence along Park Warden Geiger declared that he
street to Britannia road to the was not a candidate. his election as
furniture tactory ; the WheelRigs warden of toe county of Hurou being
factory and the Doty boiler shop to be adftcient for him at thus 11333e. 11 ie
served from the sewer on Oxford the future a candidate were needed
street- It was recommended that the he would Ghon consider it.He urged
report of the engineer be adopted and upon the delegates to work hash for
that steps be taken to have sewers the nominee, &fa they were not fight -
built on the initiative plan. It was mg for a man in this election, but for
recommended that four ventilator* be a greet reform•
Inuit on the freight shed. the work tc. Mr. Smith add Mr. Stanbnry with -
be done under the supervision of the drew in brief speeches, declaring that
chairman 08 the water, light and bar- they were ready to do all they pos-
bor committee. Regarding the oppo- sibly could fcr the party this coming
sition which had developed against elect. T. W. rfbiltinglaw with'
the construction of the sewer on the drew. -I come flow Tuckeremitb.
Bayfield road, the report made was as the township that always goes Lib -
follows : -Your committee has had era','- he declared. "I might pars -
brought to ita attention a letter from phrase Tennyson's poem. and say,
Proudfoot, Hays & Killoran, dated 'Melo may come aid men may go. but
August 12th, stating that they have Tuckersmith goes Reform forever.'
been instructed to take proceedings to It will do better than ever for any
prevent the council from, constructing candidate von name bere today."
a sewer on the Bayfield road, whereby Alex. Mustard. Brucetleld, would
the water therefrom will be caused[ to allow his name to go t o the ronven-
now over the lands of Thoe. C. Mattel, tion. He tied been urged to do 80 by
John Sproul and David Warner. his friends, aqd be would stand. His
Your committee consulted the engin- desire was that the strongest roan in
ser, V. M. Roberts, on the matter and the riding should receive the support
from the facts gi.en by the engineer of the delegates. and when placed in
that the course being used is the nate nomination all should do their best
ural water course and that the sewer for him.
will not deliver any more water than "I am strongly in favor of the Pact,"
of present, only facilitating the flow, he decLred. 1 wane a supporter of
it appears that it is quite proper to Sir Wilfrid Laurier to go to Ottawa,
construct the sewer as proposed_ to assist him in bringing about this
Your committee therefore recommend great reform. A11 Governments in
Welt tbe clerk answer the above-men-mm.Canadian hlstory have been in favor
tioned letter stating the facts as given of reciprocity, but it remained for the
by the engineer,IV. M. Roberta." Tbe Lawler Government to` secure that
report of the .-ommittee was adopted. boon. It is our tight now, and the
The cemetery and narks committee fanciers of South Huron are )pound to
recommended that the Waterworks kceP thio riding in line with the Lib
Lib -
pipe at the cemetery be extended era! policy. Let us show our appre-
about 100 feet to the vaults on the east elation of Sir Wilfrid Laurier by giv-
hill, the pipe to have two tape. one oo ing hie candidate the largest ma rit
the top of We bill and one on the edge ever given a Liberal candidate in
of the road below at or near the Huron."
Jacob Kellerman, the Liberal candi-
date in the last Provincial election,
took this opportunity of thanking the
Liberals for the magnificent support
given him when be contested the seat.
It was then moved by Councillor
Vanatter,seconded by Deputy Reeve
Munnings, that the council ,take im-
mediate steps to have hydro -electric
power treosmitt.d to Goderich at the
earliest possible date and that a com-
mitter, consisting of Reeve Reid,
l ouncillors Kelly and Vanatter be esp-
pointed to look into the whole ques-
tion of bydro-electric power and re-
port at the eau Beat possible moment.
Reeve Raid pointed out that the
county council had this question
under consideration and the town of
Goderich in taking up the matter
might bring to a stop alt efforts of the
county committee. Mr. Reid further
ewphaoued the fact that to secure
Niagara power at $34.75 the town
would have to makes, contract to take
900 horsepower whether it used it or
not.
The motion was carried.
Councillor Wallace called the 1:oun-
cil's attenti•an to the tact that a wire-
less telegraph system was being in-
stalled on the Great Lakes bythe
radio -telegraph branch of the aval
Service Department. He drew atten-
tion to the fact that Godericb had been
overlooked in the list of places named
as stations and suggesteu that the De-
partment be communicated with and
that it be pointed out that no tower
Would be necessary at Goderi:8 owing
to the town's high elevation above the
lake. The Mayou promised to write
the Department concerning the wet-
ter.
J. H. Tigert Auditor.
As Andrew Porter had tendered his
resignation se town auditor, J. H.
Tigert was appointed to 1111 the va-
cancy on motion of Reeve Reid and
Councilor Vaoatter.
John Barker sent a letter stating
that he would be unable to proc.td
with the work of cutting on the Molt -
ford hill, it was decided to leave the
matter over until next Tear and con-
sider then the advisability of erecting
a retaining wall of concrete.
A letter from Chas. Gamow, town
solicitor, enclosing a draft bylaw hav-
ing reference to the extension and im-
provement of the sewer end drainage
system of the towns was referred to
the public works committee.
There were two communications to
the Mayor, dealing with the subject of
aper power. One letter was from
hamhar. A Simpson, engineer,. of
Toronto, io wbich it was proposed to
introduce the syst••m of power by the
Kee engines meth..). The otber letter
was from Nowt ing t Logan, engin-
eers. of Toronto, in which [bey acted
lbs privilege of pl.•senting some opting facts and figure. 00 regar.l.
gabber 0)14.804. f producing power.
Both lettere were tiled.
Deputy peeve slunning.. win left
this seek on a trip to tb. West, asked
for leave of &leen. a from tb.• nouocil
meetings during the next month. His
request was ars-wed sed while he is
away Reeve Reid will act es chair man
of the public work seommitte..
Reports es Sewers
Th•• clerk's and engineer's reports on
Woes for **seeress &eyemewl aed
Hayfield road. d the eeeinleseep+e
the e 'ewer on Br'itaoeis reed
.dewtag es ructioe ea the Irdsia.we
rware presented. it was breed
Reeve RWM. ascended by (7oraeslisr
wily. that the report* be adapted
aced • meet of revision he held en the
Keay. .crest and Hayfield read
sewer. ow Tbur.dap. 7t
aid that t1e sewer anbe advertised
r j
�mhgabe tioYM7ste/ on the
halliadveimproe- L Nss/sd.
%e. Kid/. he a tattier, called Mim-
eo a few /aeWbies iws esey
=she. beak, home
sod Spe oaPraline r (141.1.., al.e wt the Prae city. the
base Nat rsturs.d freer • week'. visit to New ' ('
Tern City.
Mra B. Looey. of Detroit. who had barn ,le
kingMr. and Mr... r. l�pyeMr.. t(ee.
MW aeMd•rid et/ w ll rese]m' urea &ea
ewe 0•tu k .Nme on w *tanner r'ie.
S.�.3Iasnistsleft eaWeeday ea .. trip totee ok- 94 p0tyM5e twat w tar w -e -t as
saakate.o aed will be away Meet • me.te.
Broothed sod Preb4 m� Onionare , nr r
sial ho aMnne
new. Jr eta 14veagatm.. et 141008.41. era. 4
IMOw In Senewib. we tabes M eedseaq•
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convention held by the liberals
South Huron in 'want' years, he
here this afternoon. Y. Y. .McLean
late member for this riding in t
House of Common,,, was again select
to contest the constituency. ll
bundrrd ano lift} delegates we
seated, and more thau tnat numl.e
came to hoar the speeches. It was
most enthusiastic gathering, all bein
strongly 111 favor of reciprocity.
was rue most encouragtug conventio
ever held. and there is no doubt tha
vaults, the cost of the extension to be
about 1112. Adopted.
HARBOR AND MARINE NOTES.
Contractor Bermingham bas com-
menced the work on the first concrete
pools:M .
The steamer Doric is due on Fri•
day with a cargo of 126,000 bushels
of wheat and oats for the Gnderich
elevator.
The yacht Say When of Cleveland
was in port thus weak, coming up on
Monday and dealing on Tuesday for
Georgian Ray.
The dredge has toren digging a chan-
nel along the northwest side of the
harbor prepaaauey t, the launching
of Oonnolly's first steel scow.
The steamer Wexford is due ou Fri-
day with 42,eui1 euabels of trate
for the Gods,. h elevator and 73,01.10
hu.bele of wheat tar the Rig 34411.
The Steamer J. A. McKee arrived
on Tuesd*y .50101 ing with 158,000
ho.hels 01 wheat and oats for the
(s.alerk: elevator, clearing us.
same evening for ['les -,land to load
Boal
The steamer Wahre.ndab arrived 00
Monday and lightened bar cargo
unloading Minn huab.ls rtf wheat M
ti' 14.d.rtch .levator. She cleared
tae `sole morning for Thorold with
square tisher.
tacit. eatsaamer awv lseeowas rn pert
7 tuNssoextent sad tiyR O
leer canto to tbe Ii
eeif SAO
bel. d wheat at t oderi_le do -
Tater. She cleared In Ile diftwiNee
for Moroi/ with wane Ih
The gSirrar 1haedled by die 6MwIM
me& alt Airport et this MI lab
Fees
doable tbat t. el�w ain.aeof
Masa
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dif• genie haw 'late tAllMee/ is
The Farmers' Fight.
''This is our fight," be .declared to
the farmers present. "it is not a
question of politics, but of our own in.
termite, and we must fight it to the
limit. to my time, at least, there bas
been no contest so inspiring as tbie-I
never saw anything i would like to
fight for better than this. For per-
sonal reasons I cannot enter into the
contest, but let every one of you work
until the last vote is polled. It is oar
fight -we will do our duty."
Peter tamest announced that be
would go to Use convention. The re-
ciprocity pact was a good Wing for
the farmer. It would raise the price
of land everywhere in the riding, and
benefit the farmernt in every way.
The farmere of the riding, be felt, cer-
tain. would rally about the nomto.e
and give bins a splendid majority. If
the delegates considered him the
strongest candidate be would do his
best to win.
The *base.
M. Y. McLean. ex -M. P., was given
an creation when he arose to
He logised for the
de he Liberal whip, w
Pard
ho was
prevented from being peasant owing
to a severe cold.
'•1 would have preferred er.ma�
tis oonv.ntio a eigeen m- (1.441. or BORN
tion year. hee., htsaid 'fir. Mclreae. ros >rR ' e .e weegms irk
"Rewires, we are in the midst ofr iOsbaid r icy. aoa�pp.
g*
ebsetion. The turmoil ands ns. 0f Mt .Ve� r,R
campaignthis mast he laid at the g
msta, a ss- - -
doors of AI r. Hordes end his eoiorta
no beet way to be avenged en hiss is
to Rhe the Liberal caedirlate the
Isrgel* majority he bas received in
oiy -dsaston h lbs history of the rid-
.
The Farmers' Bank.
"It is alleged against me that i
voted against a royal commission to
investigate into the failure of the
Far'mer's' Bank," he said. "1t is quits
true that I voted against a resolution
introduced by (e.1. Henderson. of Hal-
ton. This amendment wa. intro-
duced after a motion to ge into sup-
ply, and was nothing more nor less
than a motion of pant of confidence
in the Government. I felt aootldence
in the Government, and could not
vote for his motion. The Farmers'
Bank was beiog investigates by the
Provincial Government- and had that
investigation not been thorough it
would have been the duty of the Dom-
inion Government to appoint a
commission to get at the facts. How-
ever. they wore all known. and there
was no need of sending good money
after had."
rt' ire McLean stated tbat the charter
had been granted by Parliament, all
the members. Liberal and Tory alike.
voting for it. The last renewal wat
opposed by Hon. W. 8. Fielding. but
he was outvoted, and it was granted.
The directors were all men of standing
when the charter wag applied for.
and the Government could not refuse
it.
Mr. Pr•oodfoot.
W. Proudfoot, M. P. P. for Cedttw
Huron, followed with a &lashing
speech on reciprocity. He traced the
growth of the movement from early
tiles, showing that air Jobn Mac
donald and all the Conservative lead-
ers, down to Hoo. G. E. Foster, had
advocated precisely what the Liberals
bad obtained under the agreement. in
the House. Mr. Northrup and Dr.
Cbi.holm, of East Huron, had declared
it to be a good.tbingg for the ikomin-
ion, hut at the creek of the party
whip and the bo.e.e" of the party
they had fallen into line with the Op-
position.
The Banker.' Association came in
for a gruelling, Mr. Proudfoot asking
the audience when they had conspired
to improve the condition of the farm-
er*. They were loyal. and British to
the eons, altboegh they sept. Rood
Canadian money to the United States
to move the cotton crop, and finance
American industries.
Mr. Proudfoot dealt particularly
with the advantage that reslpr•ocity
would he to Huron county, The
apple crop would be increased greatly
in value, as the great American- mar-
ket would he ore to tbe tipple grow-
ers of that. district. Horses, cattle
hogs and all other products of the
farm would be increased is value_
The unholy alliance between the
Nationalinte of Quebec and the Con-
servative party was dealt with and
Mr. Proudfoot challeuge,d Mr. Bossism
LO
lata Bourque& or accept ria
Other issues were given attentie0,
for the eand the ery elated with cheeps
and the candidate. Mir Wilfrid Leerier
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