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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1906-3-8, Page 22 Tenesoat, March S, 1 SK 6 OrIDERIclt, ON TARP). PUBLISHED EVERY TIICKSI)AY sr iv ANATTEit k ItORKRTI4ON Telephone Call o. 33. Terms of Subscription : !Lan per in advance. Six nouit ha. Sine month...tie. Subscribers who fail to reeelre THY; SION .11. regularly by Mail will confer a favor by ae. coalmen/ us of the fact at as early a date as possibte. When a change Of +iddrese is desired. both t lie old and the new address should be given. AdverbWng Rates: Legal and other similar advertisements, Inc per line for first insertion and 3e iwr line for e ach subsequent insert 1151. MOiVaired by a notipan.it wale, tscli linon to an loch. Businew cards of six line'.. Mot under, IP per year. Advert Winona. of latst. Found, Strayed. Sit. nations Vacant. Sit ilations Wanted. Roast.n for Sale or to Rent. Faroe. for Sale or to Rent, Articles for Sale, etc„ not exceeding eight tor set subsequent month. Larger advertise. 1.411 insertion : $1 for and -month, Sic ▪ ts in proportion. 'Local puttees in nonpareil type Zic per line. No notice less than rsk'. ant per word. No votive lew than Announcoments in ordinary readi7rtype one Any special notice. the abject of w ieh is the • 011atinlary benefit of any individual or assoei. ablea. to Is9 considers+, on advertisement grid ,ite chaiged aceordingh. gate. for di.iplay and contract ads...ruse; menu will be xi, en on application. address all communicat its is to YANA ITER & ROBKItlt IN, Tilt SIGNAL, Itrseerich. THE SIGNAL: GODERICH ONTARIO overwhehatiug desire for the h given to thle form of severe*, for the power etijoyed by the rich. perhaps for this luxuries thereby to be ob- tained ; and with the growing desire for wealth ie the lessening of the power to wee the greater desirability of other and better things. The mail whoa.' whole thought it. fixed upon the accitietiletion of riches shuts his eyes to the I/I her 11111,1 nobler swerves Ill happitteta, and soon, beeause he would 1101 tee, ke loses the power to MW or to lwlieve in their ability to give hint peat+ pleasure. Little by little his moral fibre is weakened. He does at Mat row things . that are only questionable and does them be- cause to leave them nod . would cam* the hies of ttttt ney : then. from queetipnahlt• acts, lie pulses almost in- sensility into plait) •and unquestioned wrong -doing. into crime, scarcely realizing whither he in drifting, and fancying because men consider him respectable and truetworthy that he is testily ets In these humeri 11. uprightness's the deluded publiceite hot wholly free fnint hi s The public pay 1 age to the rich and laud their mice...se; the ninke 11011 11 More, of atiecess iii anoney-getting than Of idle- ererl ill Sel %lee, iiiintellect nal ittirsuits, Till'ItsDAY. MARCH P. Ilia or Yuccess in the budding of upright • character. The public, too, have the "get -rich -quick" fever, and in their haste they rashly ,intike (what' inveat- Mettle Wiliell ser as :18 Wily MI many more t.'nttltliti0 to the iiiunally weak. Men are getter ly too tiiuich engrossed with their ow sehemee to give much thought to otes LII wl great in- terests ha v been 4' felt, and so give oppo unity for fraud and gnat : and heal lweituse of the former high potiitio of the betraNer of trust, the public Isspiently an ready to con- done the (imitate! offer a mistaken sym- pathy to the &mug -doer. Wt. 'attired a toiling up a the newel Mee, a clearer visien of the true and upright. and a willingnees lii spetik plainly 4onel for- cibly both in wont and isateed about the 5Vi5lflg e •tted by those in positions of trust. Real sympathy fin' the cri ttt i t includes the sternest denunciation of his crime. GAMEY WILL BE HERE. It is ann tttt t ced that Gamey, the notorious, in to deliver all address in tioderich next week in connection with the °mew Grand Lodge meet- ing. It is a pity that the Orange order should hitch itself up with this num, who has made his way into protni• nence by the employment of methods which should condemn him,. rathet than commend him. What has Gamey done that he should be glorified by the . Orange society) Is it a fact that (*unwise) is so tiectup with Conivervatiem that 'anyone who has done a service to the Conservative party, no matter by what means, must be crowned a hero by Orangemen ? There are men in the Orange society who would. scorn to stoop to the means employed by Gainey who will applaud shim next week simply because "he watt the 1110.111 who defeated Roes." We do not intend to throw any stones at Mr. Gamey. To do so would Lw to please him. tor notoriety is what he courts, it is his breath and life. If he cannot keep himself in the public eye he becomes 41 nonentity - and he known it. But we would sug- geet to his sponsors, of the Orange Grand Lodge that if they wish to get from him a really illuminating ad- dress they ask him to explain The juggling of the deposit slips: What became of the missing leaves of the cash book Why he tied to Buffalo. THE QUESTION OF THE N- AVY. If The Spectatilr Witthert tsr e011tItib- ute to the support of tile British navy. there is no law- to prevent it ; but ordinary. sensible Canadians, want to put their money where they will have 80111e sort of eontrol over it. -thelerielt A watchman guards The Spectator's premises at night. The Spectator con- tributes to the support a that watch- mnn. But The Spectator doesn't thielk it any of its Intsinem to even in- quire how or when. that watchman expends the tttttt wy he gets for his ser- vices in guarding The Spectatofe premiers. The Spectator has not the ((lightest desire to dictate to the watchman what lie shall do with that money, or what he shall net do with it. Ile gives the service and The Spectator pays for it. and the trans- action is complete. -Hamilton Spec- tator. The Spectator miesses the point by a mile and a half. The Speetator does not pay nioney to any hlIHfl without exacting for it • :tweak service, whether it he guarding the premise!, weeping out the office. or running errands. If Canada paid n contt•ibte lion to the expenses of the British navy, she would .get in return just what Great Bt•itaiti woad choose to give her. Supposing that around the corner from The Speetetor was some big office building that had a trained fire- fighting force, with n11 the tweeesary equipment f o t• quenching fl r e Would , The Spectator consider it a eatisfactory investment tri pay a ems- tain mum per annum to the owners of the big office building on the chance that, in elthe of it conflagration, the trained fire -fighting fore,. might, be sent *mond to the Spectator Ake, \ instead of staying tit protect' the big ,ofilee building? Our ease IS net ex - Heti). parallel to that of Great. Britain and her colonies. Ina it is a little nearer it, we submit, then The Spec. tat Ol'h, If Canada tiles!. naval protection, 'the ran build or bey her own 'levy mei manage it hermit. Then she will know whens it is when she wants it. EDITORAL NOTES. - We all went home quietly Tneeday evening after the hockey match., The farmer is willing to admit that protection is a good thing for the us, fact Ilrer Birds in Own. litt!e nests agree. And 'tin a shameful sight When grave and reverend •illot Feall old and quarrel and tight - I The I /mention lnu•liament °twee. to- day. Which of the Hertel nwealwrs will be the first to move for the nateal of the "%Mary grab; of last eteision ? the great financial authosities of the United States, gave romethIng for protectionirtio to think over in sot addreass delivered a few day. ago when he said: 'I have no fear of the widened circle, whether it applies to the ordinary affairs, of trade and Illeeve Mal banking or to the particu- lar affairs of manufacturing, beetilliie I take it that people are most ext rave - gent and that people violate all the canons of credit and ec • princi- ples who insist upon d g a thing for the:twelves at the gi eater expense when someone else can do it for them at the lesser expense. Thetis is in all these questions of economice much to be said on both sides. but 1 venture the assert ion that for mote than twenty yeane at least in so (Ur ass the United States is concerned, its pros- perity has been in spite and not beeettee of its economic legislation." Protectionists would have es try to pr*mhice everything in • Own country-sepolicy just as stupid as would be the attempt of one man to prodiu•e everything he needed, instead of working nt a 'thing in Which he was eepecially expert mud purchasing his suppliee from others who could produce them more readily. Happiness. Think of t sun Sr shining. Think of 1 he sky ns blue. 'think of t lie night stAr-lit • 1 if fellow into it. true. A'reptc a scald w 'thin you. t'r.•ate iv,world ideal. I rest.' it frolic perfection You tInd within tie real. Make it .i world of better. Make it 4i norld of liltyY. Make it a world unselfish. Then build it bridge to tin-. •-William li. R.0 100111, _ FROM OUR CONTEMPORARIES. Has The Spec. Been Investing? ' it.miltun Spectator. There WAS A young lila II of Cobalt, Who iliscotiereil a mine without fault : A teethe foot bought it Gosh ! how he relight it ! The "big show" was nothing blit'"ealt." Here's a Hot One. • . , Advocate. Some penson signing himself W. A. Batchelor has warned Th.. Advocate iwainst publishing anything about 11414 PS to do so might lead to (en- action for -damages. He need haee no fear, as from what, we can learn of Wm he is beneath our notice. A Severe Penalty, Toronto Stat, A St. Catharines judge has sen- tenced t wit chicken thieves to go to once a Militant' ft now until We cannot alweys have exie.tly whet we want ; and just think how good the Peterbore: people are feeling becaussc it hula our • s to rejitice. Perhaps our turn will ensue next year. Prov incial Treasurer Mathew:1 finds himeelf in pinweesi llll I uf a tastily truly eurphia, and is doubtless tea proud of it as if he had nrud#. it himself. How- ever, he has only been tending the machinery started by the late Govern- ment. Says The Globe : ,'•Ilerse-racing at fairs should be abolished. Nothiug of that nature should be permitted except u peti• Gee exhibiti llll si of speed." Yee, this woad probably till the bill. No person could- ithjeet to any- thing so harmlees as It ''''compet ti ve exhibition of %peed," and those who like to see a Moree-race wouldn't mind what it was called se long as the "competitive exhibition." developed anything liken 2:'31 clip. WRONGDOING IN HIGH PLACES. The terra& revelar s recently made in levelness circles in United Seater' cities, and certain instances of betrayal of trust and groom misuse of power in our own country. compel all thinking men to ask, "What is the root. of the trouble ?" Pessimists will be ready to cry, "The world is grow- ing worst' : degenerney ie the ranee of all the evil." But in the fore of all the Christian Anti philanthropic movements of the day it in hard to be- lieve in the decadence of the race. Are there not to be plainly seen some of the ranises which lead to mull be- trayal of trust. Koch abuse of power. as have startled the boniness world (sf late? On the part of the wrong -doer thereJames H. Eekels. preeitient ef the 1111 first the passion for wealth. the Chicago National Bank, and taw of earned $253,731 layt yea?, is he tiperating expellees' were slightly uuder 111140,060. , To Prohibit Treating. W. K. McNaught. the new I lllll litter for North Toronto, has given notice of n bill to prohibit the ell8t01111 4If treat- ing. The terms of the hill have not been dieclumetl. FROM THE FARM- • ER'S STANDPOINT. - Address by E. C. Drury on the Tariff Before Canadian Club, Toronto. The Canadian Club at Toronto last week heard the farmer'e side of the tariff question tlietetenieti in nn able address tty K. C. Drury. of Crown Hill. Mr. Drury is a graduate ,If the Agricultural College, ex•preaident of the Ontario Agricultural and Experi- mental Union, and. a Min Of time late Hon. Chariots Drury. the 'Snot Minister of Agriculture of Ontario. Mr. Drury observed that the farm- etal ere, :LS it rats a silent class tlwir views were ma often beard, but their importance wet -rented their being heard more often than they are. The mind 01111111dt ii In 0. mapirj,ed thy., fifths of the population of the 4 fry', while they had three times as Is capital invested as all the other enterprtsee of the 4 try c bitted, the Moires; lwing $1,7(l0,11111),Oln for I h.. farmers and Vai2.0X10,1 IOU for the other integrate. More than that, they add- ed to the wenith of the country $4 taasstas et per year, while all the other producers combined added telly 1113a,toil,trin. Who Adds Most Wealth? ••I know that will le. challenged lit once," Mr. Drury added, "as the censiis figures show that the products of the manufecturses were 6-181,(essisst If you will look at the question pm will find that the inautanettwer adds to the wealth of the country only by the additional valise that he gives to hie raw material, therefore, the amount Of his raw material hiss to he deducted from the census figures." Mr. Drury said that the census figures. of - the details were not in the rewrite for 1111/1- -showed tied the raw inatet•ials lllll minted to tel 51(11 one-half the finialied product, and his estimate had twee made on that basis. For the fan tt i tt g (lase Mr. Drury claimed merit art the Intekleme of sta- bility iii t he country. •••1 'know our faults," he ••Itut we are less swayed by the excitement 'if the moment than any other class." faranerei case before the tariff com- mission, he said, had been pnwtically unitnintone, anti yet had not been the result, of any general organism ion, It haat been, in fact, a spontaneous ex- pression of opinion. The farmers had Iteen practically imani ll t in relying that protection did not help them. - They produced mainly pork. slwef, cheese, butter and grain, and es -en if the bulk of those products were cote sinned at, home the farmer am a sets *ell les pray' ical experience that the And Vet thit'i-e an' "He Pet,- price he received was regulated In the ple slut eh that cruel ft wins of foreign mat•ket to which the surplus punishinent for law-breakees have long been abolished. WI111 eXpOtilt11. ••At the same time, we do not want Something New Under the Sun. to form a combitie, we want ta remain law- (biding citizens." said We beg to notify Pretnier Whitney ;at! ttt idDriiitutia.t•.hvinigitlinughtghter, isthilitting„ ets that such a Listowel Helmet. that this town don't want IA, be bothered with one of his new Normal combination was imposatible, anyway. Canada is an exporting country. and„ iknow that there is at le.ist one town to the last greet open land in the I •eshools. It will be a relief LII him to in Ontario that is not breaking its to Is' wexiit,blosittedich, groat misnames still it would continue neck to capture one of them, to be at., "If Canada imports agt•icul- Not Deserving °Mood Luck, lurid products we will have to open . I. fe. , up e ion with Mars or s ;sitting other planet to get them for the whole Three Germane were Rt world," staid- Mr. Drury. ''Under luncheon recently and were overheanl these circumstances, the termer is dbiciweinK Ow second untErnigc or 06 convineed that no twisting and tact - mutual friend, when one of, them re- lug of the tariff can add very much marked : tell 'you vhat. A man to the price of what he has to sell deeerve to have lost his fleet safe." but, on the other hand. he knows that vied marries (le second thee don't the tariff does( add to the price of what Our High and Mighty Premier. he has to buy." were sure to follow. The farmers were the btawarls of the whole coun- try, and if they prospered the whole salutary would prosper. Women Angrily Arousea All Over the Dominion. Information from various Provinces( of Canada points, to the fact that y women have been deceived and induced to Os. the weak and adul- terated package dyee put up by un- skilled and imecrupulous manufact- OrerS to imitate the popular DI A - MON D DYES. Our Canadian women, thoroughly aroured, after lose of time. money and valuable materials through the use of dile, blotchy and weak dyes, have directly lucid the blame tor their losses mi the retail merchants who Nati them the decept iso dyes. This action of indignent women has (lowed many of tour tetail told whole - aide dealers, t.1 pack up acid return to the. lllll nufacturens responsible their worthless and dangerous dyes. - Monet. : -When ladies decide to do h dyeing work, it passe to use the celebrated and popular I )IAMOND DYES, which have lawn the home friends of the ladies for over twenty' five yew s. When buying, see that each paultage initialed to you hearts the %semis MANION!) PACKAGE D l'sere itt DI A MONO DYES soon be- e l experts in the fasci llll ting work of It( llllll ytiliating. anti HMI thaen ten cent pat•kage will renew the life of any faded mid dingy suit, ducats skirt. blouse, jacket, cape or husband's or son's coat, vest or trousers.. Allow nui dealer to. der you the S hint; he calls -JUST AS GI )()i)." Net ether dyes equal the DIAMOND OYEss Semi your nicole and Atitieriat to Veils a: Richardson Co., Limited. Monti -eel, P. Q., and you will reels's.° free of cost new dye hook. card of dyed cloth samples- and booklet ill verse, entitled "The Longjohn'e Trip to the Klondike." Tecate al• Son use the new electr\tc opthalmoulteroscope itt making all ex -emulations. At the,British hotel oil 1,Vediteaday, Thursday and Eridey, March 14th, 15th and 16th. Ileadiwhes are the; result of eye *Lenin ; tirliperdItting glasses will give permetient relief. If you are troubled that Was' efillatIlt Tanis. ee Son at the British hotel, Goderich, on Wednes- day, Thursday and Friday. March lith, 15tWand 16th. , peoseci lllll er. What a \Suit of Clothes Costs. Some nhenbers of the delegathm As an illustration. Mr. Drury said from county councils who interviewed that by aetual .experience he had Premier Whitney concerning pro- found that it took the price he reseed changes in the County Conn- had received for twenty-five fleeces cif'. Act are indignant at the brusque of wool to pay for It tweed snit which in.inilcr in which the meePt. wit`, he bought. "We don't know where hustled through. 'I'llt.y t h 0 tI g h t the money goes. but we have an idea their views on such a matter de- the tariff has 'thing to do with it served some ronsideratien, but the enatiehow," maid Mr. • Drury. • 1 prineipal impreesitin they carried langhter and applause. As to the away front the interview was that farmers( being prosperous. he admitted the Premier considered himself the they were better off than they used to King Bee anyway, and knew it great la.,•• But by keeping accounts on a deal better what the councils need- farm it had been shown that, allow - /41 than did die conuncilbora theinsek!". ing for interest on investment and Mowat was elated the Little Tyrant, wages for the sons, the farmer lnul but Whitney IA& fair to qualify Its nothing left for his own wages. That the Boss Bully. capital had in most cases been banded down from pioneer daye by the The Horse Chestnut Tree. grand- father who hewed down the forest. ' 'Aylmer Sun. All the farmers could wt was gained Rev, Mr. Philp. while on a business only by the greatest frogality, good vimit to this office few days ago, management and earefulnees. They showed 118 st twig he had broken from had to pity from $225 to iffel a year the limb of a tree. We examined it with booed end waphing for it hired closely. but had to be told that it was mate owing to the emnpetition of the taken from a horse chestnut tree. /Astartes in the towns, which were Upen the bark Was clearly defined protected by the taillf and enabled to what appeared to Is. the imprints( of a pay higher wages than the farmers. horse's hoof, even the hoemettlew nails en.e or The had been reasonable in showing plainly. When told that it their tariff reprementations, having was fr these pectiliatities that the only asked that if any change be made tree received it,, name, wefelt, end the grate be downward inetead of lir- probably i,a,km. tooliA, a. ,amlawd, ward, and that the British preference we should have known theme bele be carried on' PP far an it wont(' go. years ago. However, we are feeling h moire it fortable since. We begged a piece of the twig. and have asked at leanest 'wore of the wise ones in Aylmer what kind of wood it was, and whence the horse chestnut tree (*tired its name, and not nue of them could tell 115. Cituld you have done ems dem. reader ? Honest. now. _ It is, understood that Hon. G. W. RAMP is to remain in the Legislature as the leader of the Liberal Opposition. Thie decision, will be received with satisfaction by Ontario LibernIs who lotik upon Plea -nicht! politics+ ite str. Itoss floe,' sphere. hi the Legisla- ture lie can he la tower of strength to the Oppositittn. and eau reader Ser- vices which will add greatly to the obligation under whieh 'the Province alrendy rests for his many rate of hard work in her interests. Theisintitial relent of Ow emends - minuets, for the Qtteell Victoria Nark at Niagara Falls gives some information which justifies the feeling of alarm over the operations of the power com- panies. So far the withdrawal of water for the generation of power haw had no serene, effect upon the «colic twenty of the falls: but, say the c miseitmers, if all the power develop- ment. :schemes for which (+erten( have heeti granted were to he carried ont the falls as a ecenic stpertech• wmild most seri llll y impaired, if, not alto- gether depart...veil. The cottiMinsionere erg'. a careful investigation into the matter by the Governnients in- tereeted. W. ACHESON di SON NEW GOODS We are pleased to aumounce the arrival of cur Spring Goods. Shipment after shipment has arrived during this past week and the variety and beauty of spring importations are delightful. Embroideries, Black and Colored Dress Fabrics and Suitings, Tweeds, Broadcloths, Shirtwaist Suitings, New Three-quarter and Short Coats, Novelty Wash Goods, Organdies, Dimities, Muslins, Embroidered Lawns, ALL IN COMPLETION. ARE YOU MAKING $2,003.22 A YEAR? It is being doue with our goods, k Is pleasant. permanent and profitable. t.00ds used inn every house, every day. No fake. and no need to create the demand. Legiainate, reputable buninesii. You can start without • cent of capital. Write today. G. l a lll Co.. Wholesale Teas, and coffees. Laudon Ont, EADACHE Neuralgia and Nemott.nem, cured gust (IV by AJAXAND NCURAC.4,11 CURL HAHMILE*11 HEADACHE So heart tkpremion. dreatee cutetverd;,.,evere Take ne c ther, brand ase. All dealers or .brest from AUSTIN & Co. Sirntme, Ont. Mom., hock if oat sishafici. RUBBER STAMPS CARPETS and LINOLEUMS. DRAPERIES and CURTAINS. At it, same address, since 1191. Also Stencils, JSteel Stamps, Price Card out- fits, White Enamel Letters, &c. Write ns, we'll do the rest. Chas. W. Mack, 941-13 King St. 'West. Toronto. "All this talk about sellingthe I. C. It, is nonsense." says Mr. Einmerson. Minister of Railways. " \Vt. have a eplentlid and ineresteingly viduable Isroperty, anti I am confident that it will not he long before it is a source of profit instead of deficits, mintetally after the T. P. comes into opera- tion anti uses part of the line." Thie in a most satisfactory announeement. and we hope that Mr. Emmersvon's expectations will be fulfilled. The people of Calenda wish to retain the Intereoloniel under Government ownerebip, Itta they want it to pay its way, mud Mr. Erntnetmon Wenn to be making a eleterminea effort to stop the leak, THE ONTARIO LEGISLATUHE. The pubiic accounts Of the Pros ince (lir the /war ended December Mist last were presented to the Legislature last week. The expenditure for W15 wail 15,31/11,1110, and the revenue 1116,016,176, leaving a surplus of Illtr20.100. The in- crease of expenditure over that of 1904 was $1214,5fti. The Crown Littuln Di•part meet banished the largest itetn of tevenue, $2.1SS.stet. Success' on dii ti es an ttttt nted to 10641,1714; suppletut ntary revenues fender the Art passed a few years, ago by the Liberal Gover lllll enta $445.100.1. The seibeidy, ete., from the lllll inion Gover lllll eta amounted to 1111,X11),267. Has Foreign Competition Too. [ :1;1;litio4tviitie, ofbeefeadtrotlept hrouagh notcho ut t the TO .THE PUBLIC 1 syn. NM consequently laud prietsu are down. We are now supplying all cuts at lower priees. while the qualitY to It. 18881, if not better, than ever. Mr 1.1CA:04 MEAT MARKET handles all kinds of IMOD% poultry. etc., and, while thanking the nubile for their liberal patronage. we solicit a eontinuance of the same. McLEAN BROS., I 'I? Sr h.a-t Sr. and ,quare. Goderich. 1 WE are selling off the balance of Ladies' Astrachan Lamb and winter jackets, also Men's Fur Coats of every description at great reductions, at surprising reductions. INSPECTION INVITED. • W. ACHESON & SON GODERICH 1ELEGRAPHI SCHOOL 1 lire in, ill fee learn- telegt aeill. rad was% etprese, tclegr.itili and th•kr1 /14.4.01111ti lig. The new andet ;in plel •• which I wart! Wises it 't hueraltrii Ii 110 Wird We 111 tonsikkeelittig. LitAlle- irs'etie Slit and more Per month. A. E. MATHESON, Principal. )1.•i•it • E W. Th11111,1111 & NI ionic Stow. tII the FROST STEEL GATES of Frost Pence are eq 811 tned in the Gales Amick -rill feature i• the frame of costintion• meet tubing This is vastly •treuger than at trams erith elbow in, net, and malleable -"32211: castings The beam. Qs- wee filling mato ea lagamst sagging rtg es Itahle For sale by The public is warned against buying rate* that i °fringe against Frost Wire re•Ct CCCS way, as purchasers as well as users are 1..vi JO J. MOORE, - Benmiller Start for a Good Salary enitati eilege W. M. HOWELL, Goderich FRED. LEIBOLD, - Zurich W. H. STOGDILL, - Varna -The Mantifnetet•ersAmulet ion," It II. 151t one of °lir Homo St IldY f onrses• 4.110 hilt ride. and only requires Your Mr. Drury continued, "have urged for more protection because they t piste with cheap foreign laleir 10111 strent aggregations of toreign capital. flosiness Ming.% Tomb s. Whitt is the position of the Carnelian W. If. SHAW, Principal. ? lie pays the hill to help the man uftwt en* corn net 4. with cheap foreign labor. W'ho pays his bill ? The Canadian fernier competes with cheaper foreign labor than the manu- facturer does, lie e petes with the half -savage labor of atarentina, with the mintier labor of India, with the cheat, labor from al) the world in the British market. which is his only ex- porting market. We have our cheap labor competition. and we have dear late* at home here - just RR dear as any clam in the country have." Mr. Drury cited the rattle !sliminess, as an example, wherin the Ontario farmer has to compete with the rang' - fed cattle of Term and Argentina. and even the Northwest. but against the latter he toad.' . 1110 etohmplainntn, the people there were net er(- ants 'Under ihrille eireeinsteincess the fartnere were entitled to some relief, Perquisites Abolishet anti the pat ernnl eynimithy of the Mann - Hon. Mr. Hanna, Provincial Secre- facturers' Association, who presumed tar)', made an important announce- to argue for their welfare, was deserv- ment regarding the system of per- log of. the name of "Peckeniffian." allowed over and above their `Notwithatanding the development of 'Works, to officials in the juibhic itt- the Word, the rural population of Can. etitualotie a the Province. These per- tele in sreneed only by 1.412 per cent, in quisitee wen. being cut. oft, exeept. in the het eensms (lever*. How could the the caws fit smperititendents. and in eountry go Ahead when its baitic mimi- lim'ii thereof inereiseee of salary were try retnaineri stationary ? It was like beieg given. Owing to melte diffi- building a homes Ite taking the bricks talkies the seperintendente e mild not from the foundation. In ennehiding, come tinder the new eyelet.) at present, Mr. Drury snitl he hail a amine of hut tortoni later. The new system. the future of Canada. It was that Mr. Hanna believes. will result in it the great agricultural lands isf ("amnia ! saving to the Provinee. RI1011111 so ripened tip and developed The Temiekanting Ar Northern On- that they would merit* trade for (oriel Railway. owned by t he Province. flottrishing cities and towtot. for where I agricaltnre was develop•sl the traders 126 calls from Witless firms .11,110g11,1,111 1.10k Isruper-, ,i1,e clerks, have lately beeli reecit'eri by the r. llllll TORONTO, ONT. We tilled he position.. and had no Otte else ready trr *clod. If soul wallt to get a tioslt lots after graduation. come 1 o t he school that ran help- yon. A large mimber of ex -ancient+ of other erilletest are non" Iii lit teintnotv. College is open the entire icor. Com- mence now. l'Iretibint free. W. J. ELLIOTT. Principal. tor, volute and Alesander SI-. 11111.1INNIMEMEISMISINI feTratiTrORD. CNT. This school has liecome the leading 'Otn- torment) sehool In the west. No similar In st it talon Is doing More in thorrnithly cretin young people for responsible pooh Ions. I 'sir emirms ate thnirongh iind practleal while te..01.01/1 is clone by ea rayleneell In' structors. .11* graduates get ;Mal Wadi lens. Yon only enter at any time. Write for cat. logue. ' ELLIOTT & tAcLACHLAN, Prittetft Is SIFTED CHA COAL JUST ARRIVE carload of Hardwood Charcoal. o sift all the diit and dust out of ou coal before putting it into Inws. 15c a Half -bushel Bag. FarmersAria, We hav a quantity of powdered Charcoal speciaily adapted for feed- ing to Hogs, etc. Get some while it lasts. Worsell's Cheap Hardware and Stove Store ',Hamilton Street - - GODERICti New Line of Spring Suitings now ready for the early trade. All kinds of materials in the newest designs. Order early and' have our best attention. Frank Ii. Martin MEN'S and BOYS' Spring Clothing has arrived and We would ask the pleasure of mhowing you the new styles for spring. The patterns shown eclipse anything we have ever shown and that is 'swing a good deal. tare :are quite proud of our $10.00 AND $12.00* SUITS FOR MEN They ar•-i•eally Itandeome and are bound to tnimand the leg end of the clothing trellis Our expet•ience has taught in where to hey the beet and that's why we claini to have the best %Able.% Give us the opportunity of proving our claim. SPRING HATS HAVE ARRIVED. Call and Pee tly• " K ilog " hats. Walter C. Pridham