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(IVDRRICf. THl IttiD,1Y. HAMAR I:e nett
LAST NIGHT'S MEETING.
The Members of the Orange lira
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bud ' should feel thrulaeh•re un
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obligation o
'st.ileo occasion for t )n• Signal agreatest adisph
of eathusiasm at lea evenings met
Ing. This paper's remarks hent wit
in respect to Mr. Gamey plovok
(r•••1 that gentleman a 1118410 such
might have Iwen expected of biro, al
it 111,1nt be admitted that he appear
to have the hearty sympathy of 11
fellow-Oraugemen, As wan also 0
pe'cted, Mr. Galley did not care
throw any light upon these passlg
in his public career regarding whie
the people of OntiN'io `sirs still ratite
e'urious, but brazened it out with x
onthurst of abuse and nastinenr.
The Signal freely admits M
Gamey's right toonie and go whet
he pleases. Its remarks lest wee
were in the nature of 811 enquiry an t
whether it was Mr. Galley's poeitio
in the Orange society or him peculia
rvices to'
the Conservative part
w ich gained for him the invitatio
to deem% a public sleeting in thi
tow The Signal has its rights an(
its d ies, and among them are th
right a d the duty of discussing th
public a rs of then who place theta
delves be re the public: the sigh
and �ty o examining and discussiu
the po Waal haracter of an institu
tion which p esses to be non-parti
san and yet in rtes to a cOnapicuou
place in its publi proceedings a ma
whose prominent: is due not to hi
position in that inn 'tution hut to hi
conduct as a pliticia' and a partisanand, further, the ri ht,, if not thesn
duty, of questioning t e wisdom of
n
that institution's coursemaking a
hero of as man whose cond ct in con-
nection with public affairs s held in
the utmost detestation by a I por-
tion of the community. This ."insig-
nificant rag' has no concern with Mr.
Gamey but it does regret that the
Orange Grand Lodge should take much
e man to it. bosons
The Signal is indebted too Ur.
Sproule for an opportunity of placing
itself aluxre with the people of (lode -
rich in regard to another phase of the
affair. The Signal did not refer to
Mr. Gantry last week in any spirit of
wantonness, but only after the
announcement in the jnr*I that he
was to give n public address here and
after enquiry locally as to the ronect-
ness of the announcement. The Sig-
nal would regret eery •h' to he in
positionthe of extending any dis-
courtesy to the prospective guests of
the town and ns a matter of feet
hesitated t) place itself apparently in
that position ; lint it held its para-
mount duty to be to protest in ad-
vance against a proceeding that
would be a distinct affront to a large
section of the people of (itelerich.
Guests, as well as hosts, have obliga-
tions.
It is to 11e hoped that the next time
the Orange Grand isxlge convenen in
thin town it. will be careful to avoid
giving offence to any section of our
townspeople.
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KEEP THE IRONS HOT.
On the Opening of P44rliemnt•et last
week it was .5nnuunced that the work
of tariff revision would,not IN' under.
taken at the present seeder]. in crnnet•-
quence of the' accident to Hon. Mr.
Fielding. it in the intention to hold
a short session, and to mlvet. )gain in
Noventtwr, when the tariff bi11 will
be taken up.
Probably no legitimate interest wilt
suffer greatly by i.he delay : lout its
any .'ane it is well that the change..
to be made should be thoroughly con-
, eiderrl before being s)bnnitt.'iI to
Perliauu•nt. The Ministers who con-
ducted the tariff inquiry daring the
fall and winter have a trem•ndnus
task before then) in weighing end sift-
ing the evidence prem-nte'd to them
from so many conflicting quertet'n,
end their work should not be done in
a hurry.
Thome who believe that the pt•eNent
tariff is at least high enough are well
satisfied with the strong lepr•Ps•nta-
tiorla which were made before the
commission against any ineress•, and
it is reasonable to suppose that the
:11,1e addresses made by representative
farriers and others in opposition to
the high protection policy will have
their due effect with the Ministers;
tot it would he as well if the case
were not allowed to nest altogether
with this. The pedee i'l inle•mote
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THE SIGNAL: GODERICH ONTARIO
will between now and November use
every possible Influence to induce the
Government tp bring in a measure elf
creased o
1)i protection. They were
.MN/n dlsensshonhe but by kee del,
aP
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he pre issue. on the lioverunleut they
may, as alley have done in the pest.
exert t au influence out of all propor-
tion to the righteousness of their
claims. Pile conn •1•s u n d all
whose iuterem'al lie in the direction of
a low tariff t mut rust 011 their (taro,
bet by public discussion and by emus
munieation with their r•pr•seutetive44
in Parliament., and by any other
mealns available. they sl Id make it
increasingly evident that they are de-
termined to press the 1 'nside•ratiou of
their interests in the foaming of the
customs laws. Keeping everlastingly
et it is the Naomi of success, 441:4 -It
use be dour b1e•tw•teu now and No-
vember next In Making effective the
low tariff sentiment so strongly shown
et the siltiug" of the Ministerial rout.
lunation within the last few months.
liths,
ONO
THE UM/STY COUNCILS BILL. _
Ilan. Nelam Munte1tl1 has intro
111,0441 the new c h' 1ou1tils /let in
the Legislahue, It provides that
410 h toatunlelpslity shall Mice a repre-
sentative in the (Mouldy 1 •11, which
shall lie avmsti{Merl es follows : Kerry
towel not separated from the commit
for umnicipal purposes 4111 , every
township and village .hall be ny e' -
Ne•
nterlb'thrA•
ecce r, and, in addition,
by deputy reeves ,ts follows : over
1,(M0/ and not Mole than 9,114) names
on the voters' list, ones deputy tee•vr ;
2014 to :1,111) names,• two deputy
neves ; over :1,114) names, three de-
puty neves. In townships the
n ber of ( . 'Mors is to he de-
creased by the Inv of deputy
reeves elected, but this provi ' does
not apply to town orvillages). Reeves
and deputy I'Ce0e' are to he elected by
general vote.
Mr. Monteith stated that tinder the
proposed measure the numbjer of euuu-
ty cmunciHurs would be til3. Under
the present 44y44teul then' are .il(I
county councillors. The new acct is to
go into force in 191)7.
EDITORIAL NOTES.
Mr. Gamey forgot tel uti•utieln last
night thate
tof themineralproduc-
tions
o -tions of Northern Ontario is brass.
Andrew Carnegie says that mil-
lionaires seldout laugh. And yet
there are Many of us who think that
wecould laugh quite readily if by
anne turn of fate we should find our-
selves possessed (lf a bank' balance of
seven figures.
It was strangely inconsistent for the
head of a sliaiiety which, as he himself
claimed last` night. Moulds for the
freedom of the press to suggest
the intimidation of this paper in its
utterance.- as a public journal. Evi•
dently the freedom Dr. Sproule would
grant would le freedom to do as Dr.
Sproule wishes.
If Mr. Gamey had had the manli-
ness to lead to his audience last night,
Wooly of whorl were strangers. The
Signal's article to which he paid lel
1110ch ettentiuu, it would have leen
.what more difficult for hill to
)lake himself out such x badly -abused
man. Hut the Manitoulin man has
his own ways of doing things.
Among the new Senators appointed
)amt week is Robert Jaffray, president
of The Toronto Globe. The epp oint-
nlent is a well-deserved one, but it is
to be hopped it will not lead The Globe
astray in its attitude towards the
Senate. Even with the Boss in the
gilded chamber, we shall expect the
editorial staff to take a whack time-
sionally at that expensive. nselels end
nonmenmicel institution.
11.4' art• requested by the Veterans
of 1)1N) Association (Toronto) to urge
the discontinuance of the practice of
using the llritlsh or Canadian Hag to
call attention to Atietion sales or for
other advertising purp)sem. We had
not noticed that the Hag was being so
employed beteaIN111ts, but we 11 Oslo
High Constable laundry to see that
the local auctioneers do not misuse the
n,ttlnn'1 emblem.
Now that the county councils are to
be cones wed of nu'n1IN't•r of the town
and to councils, why does not
somebody ataart an agitation ter have
the Provincial Legislatures made up
of rl,lmty councillor44 and the Domin-
ion Parliament cnnntitnted of 'item-
ises of the i.e'gislatlres? Then we
would settle the whole r•pr•eadation
of
1pllr11 January elltint tot each aiRyealr. itt to ihr
The opening debate in the (1* (i ',r;,
Hoxlse brought out considerable dis-
cua . of the indemnity hill of last
nessimn, 448(1 ne'veral ttlendoers ex-
pressed their r•,ulinems to vote for its
amendment. W. F. Maclean wen the
chief (14141c of the measure, although
he admitted that he 1uw1 an much re-
npnnsihility an any other member for
the passing of the bill. Nnne of the
liuron nu•ntwrs took part in the dia.
(amnion ; but their ewnstituenls will
Ies,k to them to cote right when the
time c en.
It was the hard of Matti al(1 who
winos:
"And surely yell he your pint movie.
And sorely 111 he ),ine
/mil it in ,host pasible that .he member
for North Toronto, who haw a Mac t
his nettle end Is preetunally a Scot. in
inspired by these lines In In:rorhlring
his hill to abolish treating end make
every ligan be hie own pint-stow•p.
And whet an example of m(xler44tiou
in drinking Sent.enlen have every
where Not, ender the influence of
N(oI.hi•' Mee' sentiment ! That's
Iright, McNaught ; make the Euglia'
seta and the Irish do their drinking It
the good old Scottie!' way, and nm
Iell1'tlbe about it.
Senator Miller, of Nola Scotia, one
.1f the leading Conservatives in the
Upper Hous)', has revelt.'i against
Mr. Borden's Tradership and declares
that hereafter he will act independ-
ently. (hying to illness, he tvvas not in
his 4)11(4.0 ill Parliament last session
when the salary hill w•a1, passed, and
he declares has strong disapproval of
smile of the features et that Measure.
including the special indemnity for
the loader (of the Opposition. That
salary bill may have most unhappy
couse(Iurnces for those who aur
responsible for it. '
With the Orange Grund Large and
the Seventeenth of March cooling in
our week, it might he well to invoke
the Irishnaul's Gast for St. Patrick's
Uxy : "Fusion of hearts, and con-
fusion of color's'"
"Tho white and the orange, the blue and the
green. buys,
11 en blend then together in concord tonight;
The urangu molt sweet id green 1(11 es is
M•el1, ho 'w -'
Pile roe el '.t uses% Is blue and wl.ile.
The light of the day .
1- It 101des away
Nita.. with °rouge the whale cloud. phut 11010
111 tale .vest.
And the billows that rots
Hound our own Wand whop•
Lay their green heads to nest 011 ,he blue
net. en's bosl.ul.
Where sky 0110 sea Inset i11 the di.tan a away,
.t. Nature thus show. us how well she cal fu',e
411,
Well blend.thein in love iii. St. Patrick's Dar.'
1- hes stated that It would posy the Prov -
1 ince to give a large salary for the 'ser-
vices of the most cat:ble man that
could be secured for the work of ad -
silting icing the Leglallature of the effect of
new ul0wsore44, and of their relation to
the laces atlr'a(1v enacted.
%'muse in N Ie111Ie we beer of ,a
uloovment for the reformation uv
English spelling, and new it is re-
ported that Andra Kartiaygie is
giving of his superabundance to burr
the expenses of an organisayshum
haling this object i)11 vu. Pr inent
men of afters. as 'll .as leading met)
of letters, at• tak114( the mania. tip ;
and Irmo they lav a big job on the re
hands it is w'underful what ken be
dun the! 1 the mrgnnizn)'Nhun of urn
th111oly nr,wsr/t to the need of re-
form. Mr. Kauoaygie Iwl.eves that
the simpli(fkayahun ot• Eugliah .sIN•11-
hlg would Ill an influence tunas
yyjeulivers„I pewee and perhaps be is
As fur eeeeu will: a dikshtinar•y at
hand peeper will kworrel a1(ominuhly
ever the proper tray o f sp.'lIing.
.%n(1 while he is at it, Mr. Kurntygie
mite allsu giv u.5 teemed pronune-
eyshun, which wild luau as grafter
influence Gorda levee and harm' my
(•even than reformed aorlling.
The Exeter papers are et 10gge1•-
h.•,
els.
Laxtwce.
said
")Lush cline in like the pruverbiel
lion. s11 that we eau expect a tomblike
finish for it,"
And The Adv.:tette said :
"If the old (annilioe adege regarding
the involuting and outgoing of Mauch
counts for anything we will I'e up
against a bowel fru ye gods of the
storm elements at the end of the
m til, the ole ' g day being of the
11011 perstla.Inl ."
('orale now. brothers. get tngrther
and don't exhibit your differences in
public in this fashion. Theme, violent
disagreements are calculated to throw
discredit upon the newspaper pro-
fessiou.
The Stratford Beacon points mut
that Hon. N.'Monteitb, who is father-
ing the' new county councils bill,
when as member of the Perth county
council a few years ago warmly ap-
prove,1 the present systems and ex-
tolled it as a great ilupr)vement op
the cumbersome
x r
n 1 rx mer .5'
I 4 1vr body
which formerly controlled county
affairs. Mr. Monteith low felled to
give any satisfactory reason for his
change of attitude, and it .looks as if
he. like Mr. Whitney. is •(d only
by the desire to show that the new
Government is in power end can do
things differently from the Liberal
Government, whether the changes be
for better or for worse._
Perhaps the whole came in regard to
the teachers' salary question b44 not
c(ivereel by dechainling against the
practice of engaging the "cheapest"
teacher. If trustees are to pay higher
salaries. couldnot some means be de-
vised of aa.isting thele in the choice
of teachers, so they may he assured of
getting. if not is "cheap" teacher. a
good one) Any trustee can tell the
difference between $'MN) and $.i01) a
year: lett front,a hatch of certificates
and testimonials how many can pick
out the most competent of the appli-
cants:• If trustees and ratepayers
knew they were getting something
really goal fur their ey. perhaps
they would le' more 14.11y to pay
fairly good salaries. 4
The Brussels Post, whose editor has
haul ,a long experience in county coun-
cil work, says
"There is to be legislation along
the line of the County Council Act in
the present Lcgisleture. Very few
who hate load experience in the coun-
ty council under the old and new Acts
have much difficulty in arriving at a
decision as to the more desirable plat.
Ili the (opinion of The Post the latter
is infinitely superior. We have no
particular kick over the pri oral to
include :all reeves; and mayors but out-
side of this raring an incentive for men
to enter the municipal arena we see
very little advantage in it. There has
been no wholesale outcry against the
system now existing not are county
(•nnncils (even anxious to press 4)11 the
Government for legislation. The
abolition of the county council alto-
gether: as minae contend, would not
alert with genital approval by any
memos."
Th.• Minister of Justice is introduc-
ing a new Sunday observance bill In
the !dais' Of (•onunonl. It prohibits
the male of goods on Sunday, the
carrying on of a petwon'm ordinary
calling or the employment of any
other person to do his Ordinary work
on Sunday-. it snakes illegal Sunday
gums+ or contents. for gain and per-
formances for which any adnistsion
fere is charged, Sunday excursiollk and
Sunday shooting. Front what can 11e
gathered from the telegraphed -
unary of the bill it I(H)ks no. if the run-
ning of trains on Sunday, except each
as are clearly through tra10s, !Meld be
nett' easily checker muter the provi-
sions of the new hill 44440 is possible
in the present condition of the law.
And no clnls torment more urgently
needs the protection of a Sunday ob-
servance law than do the railway
employees.
Hereafter the law clerk of the
Hotter of U m i% to review all
measurer. introduced in the House, "to
see tint they co)forni to l'xrlionlen-
tary unages. and to note theie• prob-
able effect." A Medlar 'nnrie sl 1.1
lie poranrd respecting hills intrwdue4d
in the 1.egialature. Coneti (ly en-
artnluts are being made to meet
s411110 'special case, wit! t the pre-
rnution of observing their effect upon
the general Iew : amendments( are
IN•ing tours tvhilh render Ambiguous
mega/0m.• 40111111 when passed were
deer enough in their Purpx)s.•, hand no
on, until littlest confusion result..
(tee of the lending jut ists o1 Ontario
ST. PATRICK'S DAY MARCH 17th.
Ireland.
1110 dr•nll, of s lied.
And t ha' mum Id of H • Mimi,
Plum
o1) shook h k n4'
ath His s
Uvka•.
Thai you trembled Ind bloke
To this beautiflel land.
Here He lowed from His 11.1,144
A brown tumult of uMg.,
Till the wind on the. wen
(lore the strange melody
(11 au island that si, r,^,
He male you all fall,
You In purple and gold. a
Von in silver 4(1x1 gree u.
Till Ill bye 1 hat Me...#)T
Without love can behold.
1 hn,u left you le'hiud
hn t pro frac h of the past.
With the white brim' h of nosier,
With the bust of that's hour..
I [.ave left you at Inst.
Don. Sigel -eon.
FROM OUR CONTEMPORARIES.
Publish the Assessment Roll.
Striation' Beacon.
The 'Prudes and iabor ('onncil of
Guelph want the assessment relief the
city published. Thele 144 nothing
moire
conducive to an tmitutliketi assessment
than publicity.\The roll at present is
open to inspe':titlout who takes the
trouble to exau,in it, for inequalities?
Publication of the t II would hying to
/jewel! inequalities (r favoritism that
they exist.
Wouldn't That Be Interesting ?
Philadelphia Ro'o,41.
For some yews engines have been
taking water without stopping, and
111a11 cart have leen picking 1 i mail
sacks from posts without so Mtn(
panne. Now an appliance for et
engines without stopping 4)14.5 been
vented, and experiments with it
Mkt 10 have been euatinfactory. Th
next improvement (m 111100 the running
time of trains will be ,a device for
throwing passengers on hoard and off
without stopping.
No Better Than We Ought to Be.
Toronto Mail and Empire.
Upon )L•. Gamey The G(slettich Sig-,
nal makes a furious attack. in the
course of which it alleges that "such
a titan" ought not to be teeaje(1 with
any respect after "what he did." This
critic evidently holds that Mr. Gentry
ought to have kept Ihr money and to
have given the Ross Government the
vete which the cash was intended to
huv. Yet it is altogether probable
that outside of polities The Goderieh
Signal is hunorthle.
Don't Steer by the Cow.
I. Mount forret Confederate.
There is a story of n farmer who
started his boy to fere his first furrow
by telling hint to go straight to a cer-
tain reel cow. The father was busied
with 'thing "Ise for x few )linhte%,
Ind when he looked up to see how the
lad was getting on the plow hod mlerk4(1
out a course felu•ful to beho1J. Tile
old red cow had move.) in the mean-
time. So it is with men who pin their
faith unreservedly to party lemiern or
party n44nlen, and 1104 to the inlntov-
able stake of party principles. The re-
sults are all the more grotesque when
the cow changes her color ate welt its
moven.
Where "Cheapness" is Folly.
The I'r''byterian.
There is no ranker kind of telly
than that which akr% e•henpnesl one
of the primer% ronsider44(ions in the
engagement of a teacherThere is no
elute that hos a direct sed
potent influence in molding the
ideals and character of our (mitre citi-
zens than our teachers, and for 1/1)•
nurseries of (:itizcnehip the (111154 have
teen and women of the heat bread. A
broad -visioned end liberal jetties.
which will put the teaching profession
into something like the same position
orthe other "learned prefers' " will
tell very directly on the future of our
national character.
Didn't Tell All He Knew.
I'I, IAdetphia Press.
Little David had always hese te-
RRxtded by him father and mother ars
being pat•ticuhrly saner( and clever for
x child of tender years. One day'while
he was playing in front of his home', x
rough -looking tramp appeared and
asked David leery sharply where his
(ether kept his money. 11e replied
that it was all in his vent in the
kit'heu.
A few minutes hater the trump came
through the doorway in a hurry, vet•%
much battered up and looking mad,
tiering:
"Smart kid, that. Never said 1a
word about, his old man being in the
Vest."
A Visit from the King.
Mnnl teal %Viten..
11'e mecum! the ro
pposal of Mr. Hel-
court that an invitation 1e extended
to the King and Queen to visit ('en -
41(11a and open the (I4IPM•e bridge
which might, from that event lie
no '1 the 1e:dw,rfl bridge. answering
I.) the Victoria hedge, which His
Majesty opened in his mother's name
forty-six years ago. Whether the
King is allowed to cess the sex Again
or not, we are certain that nisch an in•
vitwtion from the Canadian I'erlia-
nu'nt will give hint slneere plennur'
and na a hien very anxious indeed to
c will she give great pleasure
in ell (parte of the empire. it. would
eert/ally he n great thing for the
worifffor the King to collie to Come.
de: He won1.1 not be able In ('slap*' 11
visit to the United States, and til e
(teatimes that. he would get .tiler
would he a spectacle .for umalki).
Hut it would involve Feasibly
greater flax upon the King s physic,
Dowers [flan it would lie prudent t
invite.
Loyal Citisenship.
halt Reports..
Not long ago Mr. John Peunlun, o
Paris, gave glo,IM4I towit,ili• the con
%telethon of a V. M. C. A. building it
that town. Before snaking that (10
nation he haul contributed generously e
his 11)00101 Ito the pr 111111 111 11011
4{)1)11114' end semi-public projects. Hi
listed get is told in the followlug 11114
lake) from this week's issue of Tho
Paris Heview
„Mr. Peuuuu( teventJ)• acquire(
$911,(1N) of stock in the Plow Co. and it
was cm•reutly reported had presented
it to the colli pany without cost for
cancellation. The Review exiled up
Mr. Harold. the Ia1lagel•, and was in'
furored that the item was correct, and
the stock h.ul been cancelled, )!r.
H1014,1 lidding that this 'is tone of the
many things Mr. Penu,anluw done for
this 1 arty, end is a matter
att t
ceunpai•141 with whets.'"
There's 101 exhibit ion of loyal eitizl•u
ship for you! Evidently Mr. Peumatl
believes in the motet: Uu ell you van
for the town in which you live.
Grand 0 enin Dis
(tI
pla
y
of Fine Goods Continues
f Importations combining assortment variety with
correctness in styles and exclusive selections.
•M
Niagara Falls.
London Advertiser.
They are sordid sootily to wl the
1''x11 1Pllrlu- only as a sauce• of
energy, and who would willingly see
then) obliterated am x sublime 1,111.1.-
1411.14', i,i urvlet• T hat uer(' factory
(wheels Iulght I. turned. !Nilotic. opin-
ion In the United Shoes end Canoula
has taken the nobler view .and de-
mands that the utilitarian us.•s of the
twin cataract shall .end heft ore *hey
le
e 'in to IIYIW
( I
1, 1 a 1111411 '
INh 1111011 .•
{ nth
majesty of nature. It is to he 11011ed
the Canadian adian peopk' will also take the
brsd-:ninded view (het the accident
of the format' of 1111 channel.
Which aorta'. t of the water to
Hew over the ('anrulixu 'x1144, Is not
one of which ('amine shot d Hake_ ad-
vantage to the de•trimc t of the
t'oile'd States. A' h g otter de-
velopment is possible on the 'loneliest
side then on the other, but t hi should
he leguletel with regard to its clfee•t
upon the American Frills 11. I •II us
upon the l:aoadi4(8 Falls. iw't eta'
he equality in sharing the indent int
and aesthetic benefits of the cabin •1,
as as matte}- of good neightorh.od.
The Militia Camps.
Toronto, March M. -Brigadier -time
era! Otter, C. 11., has returned from
Ottawla, with definite moles fur the
training camps of the Western On-
tario ('holt tut
The camp for the Toronto, military
district INo, 9W will again Ile held at
Niagara. front .1 • 12 to t'.1.
1.1111au1
,
military dist l
rt (No.
swill
have two (•augs, loth at Carling
Height`, ,ouutieneing)Jutic .1 and IH
respect
It was with feelings of (perp dhow -
poi Ill Meld. that the military amtyj�ori-
ties at (Ottawa and Toronto decided
that they I0n51 pot lip with the glar-
inginadequacies of Niagara and Carl-
ing Heights for another season, the
negotiat.' ' for the hu•ge,' rimming
grounds having fallen though.
NAVE YOU A BONA? or are you mite.
pendent • it you are nuking, money for some one
else. quit sed snake money for yourself. 1 ;et out
of slepery and be free. Write 1; Ma1511*4a R
Ca•
1.40111/011. They swill show yogi the way. They
have alerted thousands on the read to freedom•
wen dollars a day; every day in the year, is he•
made handling (heir gsu.1. Write now.
is money.
TO THE PUBLIC
The prier of beef • :so le thro•lghoet the
IIritieh I:npi • has dropped a notch or
tau• and eons loently local prlees are
down. w'4' no. ow supplying all cute
at lower pries. IIIc the quality i. as
Woad. If not twit r, til in ever. Me
LEAN'M MEAT M (tKET handle. all
kindwof meats, poull -• etc.. and, while
thanking the public or their liberal
patronage, we solicit a'i °utin*ant•e of
the Immo.
McLEAN BROS.,
,,rubs E,.t and Sgn.11-e e;,.le r1. b.
GODERICH 1ELEGRAPIIY SCIIOOL
41n, -mall fee learn- IcI,gi;iph r,
wN). express. Idea aph and li, kr)
accounting. The new .and a anplrte
wy.trnl which 1 tar-hy Ives n thorough
knowledge In bookkeeping. hues+
receive gin and 1110IV per moil h.
A. E. MATHESON, Principal.
WWI( 'E (1. 11'. Thermo,, k ',,, .
Mu -14' `tory. °n lily Squall•.
Spring Term opens
APRIL 2nd
ELLIOTT
TORONTO. ONT.
7'llis .1•hn.rl sUnd+ i)sdf)• IN'f,,re 111e
piddle willt n clean-out 4111104,1 for work
done and 11111.1.11.1. nehleved. It hoe any.
pa. -w4 all pre/lolls m0nds In Ad
tt('n•
:tree. olivine graduate., In pNlitinnw
and doing gaol work. Enter now and
he ready to erupt. A gaol peen km hi the
1All. a ollege "barn entire year, (nor
11tAr- rt10 (rm.
W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal.
('nr. Y11111j0• .111,1 .Vrv11u1,•r "11..
Start forma Good Salary
Hy taking oar of our /louse Stud) 11/1114•-.
It 044. hot a trifle, and only Icahn'. yunr
.pare Ilene. Write today for faartieulnn.
( orro..pondence ()crit,
('entrap Business ( allege. Tomtit n,
W. H. !HAW. Principal.
CENTRAL
(a/2)/
STRA TrORD. ONT.,
nm. ,,lwe..h11amtnri0)',)min the )Njta
. 111
.1It1111o11 14 ,lofng mom In thnrnnghly (+,1ap
ynmg people for remteinsible mien lone. )ler
/•nur.,••1 Orn 1hnrnogh rued prnetieal whllc
sl rax teaching I. 1 • by ..1 1111.14.11,4%1 1,,-
\"bneto,•. A ll grad tint., gel gond In*ItIons
rata may enter :it any time. %'rite foe
ELLIOTT & McLACHLAN,
New (Jo
Cloth and
Dress Goods,
White Wear,
Mattings.
KID GLAVE SPECIAL
1Voi em's line kid gloves, 2 dome
fasteners and embrliderexl hock,
"1101.4, Guns, black and white,
special 59C
W 'ax's choice Hue French kid
gloves, 2 d tuttenel's and stitched
i'aris points,
tans, special
ods all received, Dress Suitings, Tweed
Linen Suitings, Fine Silks and Fine Wool
Embroideries, English Prints, Muslins,
Corsets, Jackets, Curtains, Carpets,
coin..., in.., 75c
DRESS SILKS Illi) pairs. 'i' , yards long, ISO inches
[NMI yaeds of 27 inch wide Japan wide, Nottingham lac* curtain. ill
taffeta. dress silks, in (allots, ivory, half dozen patterns. fine treill 11441
ere) , navy, sky, pink, swab(, card. ledges, regular price $1.:15, (141•
incl, ads., black and white, beautiful pair at 95
quality and lustre• and weer
warranted, at per yard 40c and JtJ(
ALL WOOL. DELAINES
911 pieces of tine French all-wol
delxines and challiebi in dots duet
neat figures, sprays and floral
pattern, neat /slid new, special 354'
CURTAINS
C
W. ACHESON di SON
1f Treat from Ceylon
"Red Feather"
Te
Yet to meet its equal.
One Pr, re - 40
NEW CLOTHS
PRING SUITS
in nadian
W r
ste
ds,
Made up in
CaII afld sec
and Imported r
o ted
Tweeds,
ds
Cheviots and Serges
latest style to your fit.
how well I can do for you.
Everyth g in Men's Smart Wear
. BLACK
Gents' Furnisher and Outfitter Goderich
wir
11
New ine of
Spring uitin : s
now ready for the :: rly trade. .
All kinds of materia in the
newest designs. Ord early
and have our best att tion.
Frank N. Martin,
To Be Well Dressed
is to be carefully
dressed from head to
foot. But after all the
important feature of a
loan's apparel is his
suit.
The man who, in ad-
diticn to being correct
as to hat, shoes and
neckwear, wears a
suit is always known
I)y his exceptionally
"smart" appearance.
Careful dressers all
over Canada are now
wearing this fine ready-
to-wear clothing, in
preference to patroniz-
ing a high-priced cus-
tom tailor. They've
come to realize tilat
none but the most ex-
pensive among the
latter can equal the
style, fit and finish of
this brand of clothing.
Walter C. Pridham
Sole Agent for
king flats, English. Borsalino flats 1
� Italian. I
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