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THE SIGNAL:. GODERICHe ONTARIO
I arrve the wild fltowerm, as the plater in
which they salary undieturhild are
Yielding is undoubtedly correct. ons
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to abuse the bounties while cundurl
aib96 91Wis•
the customs duties is a fiagrant tells
The South is not guinit 11) he again led
Into the error by which It war on.
direction of energy. If the custom
OODIERICH. ONTAHIO.
togrilf were altogether Abolished, as
PUBLIBSBD ILVIRIRT THURHDAY
bounties gives ler the production tel
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,Y,►NAT;'iflt t iValiTidN
all Articles now lertad h hoping
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TelsoAome Call Na ds t
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dutieli. it would result in advantage G
;Terse M �albserlptlaa `t�
the country. ..
For use thing, we can nbberve nos
F•�oo per amsara In aevano,-
MSl:�ep tae te01 tbtea YnitaSlR
easjly understated live working tel th-
erten w tell M noeive Tsa atoaaa
fttla+ty•b7 !aril IHII oanfer •favor by as
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bounty. It Is much more difllcult. Ilire
etlrinLlal W of the fool to Y earls • daM eY
deed it is almost iump llasible, to follow
wllee a obatlpe of ddror 1. ds.lred, twlb the
the custotus tariff In Its complex toper
old sad eke sew ada^w.honld be Uvea.
at ions. The people will couepla{l
A&-t�wt nesse:
lustily of direct payments from th,
IAGW sed etber Signal" ndTeetrlemelata4 lis
per 1 w for ant Inowtlon and /o per line fire
public treasury in the shape of Iwua
�(pab eabsonl=1 (�y�a risssand by
s ties, while they will endure the fa.
snd�ae■,tl c"'�an{etot.I. it i mond"m'd r, bs per
heavier burden of eustomedutire will
M.,wtIsewwa oIf lot io,rad, StlareA, tuft
hardly a protest. It the people of ('an
aadowes asnt• eituatlo". Wanted. Hour. for
ads, and especially the laruuerb, up
RaM or to Rent, storms for Hale or toftenl
Articles,tee cele, etc., not ueeedlryt aIIhi
Iletee sac eadl i $1 for ant 3toe
,nn wh0111 the burden of rUY(tenw lath
neertloe : month.
ler each eubepuent moath, largo► adverUse-
tion largely falls, could sat• clearll
��seeento toptaportton.
how they are taxed right and left 1)]/iAaNWeW�Mble
oedlnary retailing typo ter
ler than YY•.
the rrolective tN
P Clff, it would not Iw
4jeetof wNMA V theleft
ZX4���
1"dlvidual or aroel•�ZX�7n
of avid ing for six wonLhs. IListhe
edvartlseme"t and
very complexity of its ulieratione. tbs
Rate„ for display sod' omtrwt advwUate-
indirectness of its workings, tbat ii
taeab er111rb Uvea on rpplisnume.
the chief security Of the enstotui
Addrer am eommonbuesw to
tariff. When A mon plays for a suit o'.
VANAITER t ROBERTSON,
clothes, or tot- it set of tools. ter fill- I
11tH Rosaries.we /Iseleb
ftoh.lMt.
btuve, Jr for any line of a thougsn(
a Reserve Dividend Policy
other things, he does nyt realize that
GODKRICH. THURSDAY. MAY Y, Iln;.
a considerable percentage of the pay
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talent ih a aeantriblltiott either to till
THE NEW POSTAL REGULATIONS.
custoulhreveilletertothe "prote.tion'
tion -Ontario Charged with Bad
Of the uua ufactu rer of t he article whist
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he hits paro•hataed. 7 he amounts penin
**If we want, re, country of our Own
here we have got to wake it, and if oke
directIv to the manufactureie in tht
are going to make it bothiog is Inn
slut1 sr Of loutetiaw ore w more traclioe
necessary than that our reading limit 'of
the amounts paid indirectly to
ter shall Ile 'made in Canada."'
eel thn,ugh the.workings of tht
This is a sample of the trashy argu-
cu�tuprns tariff. '4
N.'hen
ment which was served up in the driot
a customs duty is placed up -
place to induce the Canadian Pont.
oil s certain article, it inuuelintely
office Department to abandon the old
mule's t1� priest of that article, anti the
postal arrangements with the L'uitad
increasa nice is s factor in the. cost
States and is now being used •tet a Inure
of everything in which the article is
attempt to justify the new regula-
used. Cubtotgb duties upon iron .end
Lions. What a comment un the tkusel.stvl
increase I* cost of everything in
ity of Canadian patriotism! It (.atn.
which iron or "I is it". The pay
adian national life is so tender m
talent dol a tounty txw nest have such
growth that it ran lie wrecked by a
An effect ; and it the e.0 xnd steel in -
low postal rate on foreign newspapers,
dslet y is to Ise enc rageal b1r the
it certainly is in need of a tonic ; lust
Iw•uuflr Of the whole c uutry the en -
the remedy required it not to tam %rep•
cuuragement should Ile at the
plied through the medium of journals
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expense Of, the general treas ry rather
"niAde in Canada." Something more
than al the expense Of the individual
substantial is needed its a foundation
cotestione N of the atticles it,qilebtiriu.
for a living patriotism. Surely Can-
Take the a rticle of steel rails.' Un-
adiass more not children, that they
der-ruslotns protection the. cos�tet
need to he protected by An Anxiouslj•
.every mile of railway is largely ip-
paternal Uovernment against the con.
caressed by the tint)• ; this increasrt •.
sumption of Yankee reading matter ;
crest of construction enterm into the
and if they are children in mental de•
capital outlay upon which interest
velopment how are they ever to grow
must he. imid, and thus a pernwraent
rep on the pap furnished, for instance,
burden is laid upon the patrons of the
by some of the Toronto publications?
rllwaty. Ili the bhnpw of higher freight
We refuse to Relieve that CanAdiane
and passel nates than would be
"re so weak-kneed, so sap -headed, No
necessary under other conditions.
invertebrate, that they cannot read
The bounty system is not open to such
United States papers and magazines
an objection.
without danger, And any self-respect-
Those who. like Dr. Chisholm. the
ing Canadian should resent being
Conservative member for East Hutson,
treated as a child whore reading mat-
Oppose the h slnties anal yet favor x
ter mud be chosen for hlnl by a few
general protective system occupy it
fussy gentlemen who imaginh that
wholly mtenable position, and their
they were iarm to ensure the mainten.
attitude has very outlets tpe appear.
wnee of patriotic virtue among their
once often attempt to hoWw;nk the
fellow -countrymen. I
people. If they were sincere in their
it United States publishing firms
Pnsfesaed latagonirm to special (avorb
can turn out better and more at.
to manufeLcturere, and their avowed
tractive publications at a lower
desire to reduce the burden of taxa -
price than the Canadian houses,
tion, they would fit -at attack the sys.
the people of this country have it
teal of customs taxation, which takes
right to take advantage of the cit•
infinitely more out of the pockets of
cumstance ; and, indeed, they
the taxpayers than does the bounty
would not be doing the best for them-
systelut.
selves and for their country if they
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did not use the most readily
EDITORIAL NOTES. '`
available means for the increase of
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thefr culture and understanding. We
Good-bye, April ! . You were at cowl
do not want to roe Is nation of provin-
Oue•
rials, and to attempt to shut ourselves
Both Parliatments baring closed, we
off from the broadening influences of
,,,ay now expect warmer weather.
mental intercourse with our neigb-
The hot air was all in use wt Toronto
tors is to invite the meannemses of in.
avid Ottawa.
sulartsm and narrow-minded neon.
hl r. fresh and fury over
Whitney'sey and
We have been glad to welcome and to
Ills PWhin
#lffah ry have
of The Signal
Oeste in the ime
Iwen quite uncalled for. The Ontario
from time to time Signa
sage
butp.
Premier in a victim of the habit of
it raturethe
went of a Canadian literature; but
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we believe it would be a serious min-
prenwturerxplw,ion.
take to attempt to force this de.
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Tial Windsor Record charxctrrizes
velorpment by the limitation of
the action of the Postofflce Depart -
the free choice of the reading public
meat in the matter Of the new Postal
in the selection of their reading meet-
arrangements affecting newspapers
ter. We haveslready some very goal
111Ailed to United MtatrA Addresses
publications in CAnAda, including
,u, s piece of —departmental rival
Saturday Night, from which we make
inity." That {r about the right term.
the quotation At the commencement
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of this article! And by and by we *hall
Thr Postuxster-Ueneral ham ►naele
have more and (letter; but in the
the announcement that rural pot -
meantime the country is not going to
,nasters are t, Is- granted incr ruwd
ruin because everybody does not read
remuneration #tied the new acsle will
the Canadian publications and he-
lie ready fn at few weeka. This will be
cause some people like to bAve paperA
a IrlPamure tit ,vdisfaction t, a class of
and magazines from across the line.
officials who have long 1wen under -
The new postal regulations are a
limit].
vexation. and it the Postmaster-Oen•,1.
end is well d he will not con.
T. .itend, the enlnemt Hr{tteh
to lend himself CO the scheme Of
journalist #laid mpaUr of pence, Call -
"Protecting"
"protecting" CAundian publishers.
tions Canadines mgainst falling out
Those who are responsible for stirring
with "their laethren ariosr the
rep all this trouble might find scop•
loner." There• is l)o objection to the
fesr the employment of their energies
"deice, provided 1l. Mtead xrlminie-
fn a more legitimate direction. For
ters a similar warning to the people
Instance, the writer a few days ego
of the United States.
came across a honk issued from A rural
Thu inudon Advertiser scores »te-
school library in this county which
other point againat the new postal
throughout spoke of the United States
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as "our country" and mentioned the
rate on new. n n 1
P Ipiti t the United
Itevolnthman War in terms which,
it
MtxLer. Ile'"' pepx•rla are. t"'R
without the aid of the title ptgp, indi•
mnNfly by expatrialel Canadians, and
cated clearly that the look was poll)-
the Almtowt prohibitive postal rate*
Ilahed in the United Mtatpve, The Ile-
note intpowd will reran the wraken.
pattment of Education might take
dreg tot the terq which hind thew CanA-
palne to see that the books placed in
diam: to their reprise. bend.
the hands of the children through
A London (malar makes the stAte-
the medium of school Ii1,t*riea are not
Ment that among the "mpirntiona indi-
offensive to Canadian patriotism and
ca tell in the will of ('evil Rhode*. the
are not liable to mislead the boys And
South Africa millionaire, wee the
Risk who read them.
ultimate recovery of the United Stater
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by Great Br{tain, British occupation
BOUNTIES ANDCUSTOMS DUTIES.
of the whole of Afrirs and Mouth
Ame•icw, and of the Pwaboard of China
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'%d Japan. n large older, truly. _
In Introducing the motion Incarrywr•
mating tial!, new iron sad steel bounties
Uputenant-Governor Clark mode a
in the Hoarse of Commons Inst week,
timely monotrk in a speech at few days
Mr. Philding, spoke of the numerous
ago in Toronto. Referring to the
peaUtioln against the hmmtW which
Iweanf.y of The native wihl Rowers, he
bad bees piesew tpd M the Houston dur•
depalwatel the custom which many
ling the mention. artd argued that the
prnsme have of phoarking them rep by
barrooms sora preferable Us protection
the netts and thereby destroying the I
by memm of customs duties. MI`-
planta te fashould In takes to pm.
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THE SIGNAL:. GODERICHe ONTARIO
I arrve the wild fltowerm, as the plater in
which they salary undieturhild are
will,not Ile deluded about the real at.
tituda of the Southern Deouocnpey.
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Mr. Whitucy's explONion in the
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grow
r anti leuleruus.
becoming leeer nu
The South is not guinit 11) he again led
Into the error by which It war on.
of the -Militia Del11artroent in reference
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' Tile Clinton News-Rerord Lontrasts
the action of the West Huron license
trapped At St. Louis. lity.in is wJ
roadv the (AnNoeratie nutuinee in lOUK
The • ulb knows it now, and the test
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:coneouiasionen in granting an addi.
of the country way as well realize it.
go further than either Hoke
write i reneger was charged with b,ut
faith in his
tional license in Colborne township
in
'Smit![ or Yr. Grrvrr and insist that
$19000
corrsiloodenta• which held taken place
with tbaL of the fieeuth Huron eonianive,
Mr. Bryan's. polities which have bs
could more effectively tectencile the
t(Oers to British Institutions than this
true Ontario IMp#lrtu lent Of Lands,
Minas and Fore.tr, showing that the
1 sioners, who cut OR five licenser this
costal the policies of the peefflie. and
living example tit the freedom and
Year. iu addition to fie which la
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Ili- Time and unshaken stand in their
lsehalf have teeade him the fo reeinust
menu:x„toy 'i:f t ,.:`` `
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lawau a Of the etre) ing of local option
American, rsreg.udle,w tef party lines,
e,.�. t
Emissive Agents for • `
, bviaws. The Newo-itecord to s CUT)-
And wt' welcome the demonstration of
Would please your Witt,
. avi'vativr pwpwr•; sus that its criticiatu
of the Went Huron lKlearl is the wore
it with cunTidructo hs the result. The
Hough is looking forward Witt) grow.
Wouldn't It? It would please
bignificuul'
ing confidence, not to the no,uihation
of Mr. Bryan, which is ahemlyAro- aa-
you too, to be able to give It—
. Driving all the discussion over the
attired, last t/ his uverw•helsuing
tion in WIN over Rocsevelt ter any%
but perhaps you Can't.
public w howl legislation of lash year the
INsd else-----
Riven to the Province in exchange for
the Petaww»wa lands. That suggr#-
teae:hee have had very little to soy,
.
-higher and vote the tile nllie•,e five
Iwt the Went Middlesex teachers at
THE OTTAWA LEITER
'fit you can make an IW
their annual convention last week in-
dulged in rime vigorous citicirw of
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vesbnent Which Will give your
the new act. One speaker denounceal
PARLIAMENT PROROGUED ON SAT.
wife -4a Case of your death--
Live equipment proa-iriesns ad a farce.
and a lively discussion cover the quer•
UROAY.
a Reserve Dividend Policy
I ion of county model schtxslr ended in
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Which is absolutely Siie and
the passing of a resolution in favor of
Some of the Last Events of the Sas.
retaining the model I.Ch,wlr.
tion -Ontario Charged with Bad
as good as ,gold. It Will
A •Imndou cable brings the news,
I Faith in Petawawa Affair -Mr.
guarantee her 'swort at a
which Caundians will readily credit,
Fielding Talks of Canada's De-
welopment Under Liberal 'Rule,
time When she III most
that Sir Wilfrid Laurier is euarkedI
in British Official circle@ ar the strung-
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freed It a
eat and most infiuenthtl man tat the
Ottawa, April Sl, - rbc third aeabinn
Colonial voinfe•cnce. Some ,tef thereat
Britishers, the sauec despatch states,
the t lath Paelianacut Of (`aF"wa
This Is a new plan. Is
would like to Nee Sir Wilfrid •'a little
war furnutll • prmOKucl tele Kiitindav
by His F:xcriienev the (iovernor-Icon-lone Which every man n
less CAnadian stud ,t little snore Ian.
e•al. His Exceilrncy'r speech ueen-
perial ; ” F,ut this is evidently the ex-
ti.mltl hrirNv solute of the chief legisla-
Canada SIIOIIId knout about.
pression ill the nervone type of list-
tire acts tit the sr,esitete, tero•likliug tilt
revision ,if the tariff, the reariauge
Write to us and we will send
perished to whom iwperialisut means
inset of the Previueial rulmidirs, the
necesstu ily ccutralizatiou, and who
legisluiote tta ellcxn age tile awtxbl{sh-
you full information re -
cannot comprehend the fact that the
'""ll Of eul'1 sttW ago•, the act to prevent
strongest fasted u( empire in the Brit-
strikes and lxkout, ,Ind the reduced
postal rates leetwoc•u Canada land the
larding it. ; ,
irh realists is the freedom and the
Mother country.
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practical independence of a-olch of the
Hatniltam Radial Railway Bill.
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component parts of the Empire. Sir
Wilfrid's l'anadimenist i is not of the
One of the chief in -idents tet the Irt-
ter du)b tet the
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narrow•, provincial kind : it is the rx.
aeasunu was 'he discos-
sion over the Hamilton Radial Elw:.
preasion of this count • ' If
tric Hailwav Co.'s bill This bill w
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We AOHESON_ & SON
Carpets ---A Fair Offer '
All Carpets made, Used and matched free, if bought here at
SOe a yard or over, within the next three weeks.
In addition to this advantage we offer two thous.
and yards of Brussels and Tapestry Carpets on which
the saving is from IOC to 2oc a yard. Our orders were
placed months ago and no advance on last season's
prices.
Braeeela of very high grade. at 9oc, Ijt.00, =t.te, and into ; a :
Velvets at =t.ao and $s.35 ; Williams at =t.SS and $1 -Se;
I Tapestries at pc, Jose, doc and ySe ; Uaims at seee jsc, Ia and Soc ;
Week at disc, 7V sad 95c
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Linoleums Curtain Savings
Nairn's extra heavy, eeasonetd Ali pain of Nottingham ('ill
Unoleunlr iu two, three and tour Gains, worth $1.511 , per V.151
wards wide. A good variety of t• pair, specialIrrns Ito light, wediwte and ark Ibpairs Tapestry PutCur.
colons, special at per apuAre tains, fn rations colorings. GIssl
yard �A(n��w and �C►(n���, value at from $b to S& e� �n
..... 35C. `& hill. Special per pair......... $4.50
Ladies' Coats � v �'' White Shirt Waists
Excellent values in the new Just unpsacked. A splendid lot tet
styles of caste, front last American white embroidered lawn shirt
makeyee, Pretty tweeds and waists. Finepatterns, good slater•
coverts in new stripe effects, ill new At
l soII,
�� $7 •50, �r]' ��
taupue and pony tyles, a t L
$5, $7. $8. $10 a piece.
White Wear and
Dress Goods White Embroideries
Mtrong is our stock of shepherd Ilse of the largest and hest
c les, hrrringttune c h e v i o t r, blocked departments in our store
vii , season cord Alit chanes, this wear. Over one thousand
pow aa. eu,, idered and plain piever new direct from Switzerland,
crepes 1 cannot fail of saris- and only Just taken by us from the
faction hatteyer you drmand. customs hen'.
Butteric Patterns for May all in stock and subscrib-
I.ers' Delineators now in. Sheets for May
\ on our counters.
r y s ar -ru 1pel ct ab
xnd its determination to wotl out its etrm, h' OpTateelal un live ground tb,►t
it wits an Attempt by the Coulpany to Q
own ea oblens in its own tray. ' es•xppel the jurisdtcti.,n of the. Pruvin- I ' Was AO
tint Uolvernment of Ontario xnd to in-
-- vale tile- tetuuici Val Ii Is- ( 1 I —
ESON d SON
I ug u s O t tat alt) nfsurance Company,
FROM OUR CONTEMPORARIES. of TOtvuntu- Although the bill hnd I the mechrnirr, laboaere, fi and the tariff on All goods had been iv-
FROM
- - the suplsrrt of sown od the loading London 1Canadae other productive workers, hilt » diced epual to the reduction on the
Thar Strong Point. Lilwrxl+ from UntxriO, it [ver w xnuly t erualler proportion has gone the British preference. But the policy of
attacked by The Tor•oatuti (ilulw, roil W. H. ROBINSON. General Agent. clans interest heneflusd ley ext mat the Literal Government has been to,
N►eckville Recorder. the last speech on the measure was protection. Thus we have averted hasten slowly, although on the inan•h
The Ashes Are *ttwtly maintaining tine Ily Ar•h. Camptwll, tet Crnue __- ---- - -- the funnrrly usual rvat•urringcondition of {mprOTeouent, And to have due re -
their record of dyeing great Ire -pet- York. ;site .)(I he bpxonster•a Of the bill, Icg'.. One Of the russet siuxta.rul of wArehOuses filled with goods and gard fear the political And ecunonill►
ducrrs- '"
tel which he paid his I,ects to %•
the ,,pons Was tire u
e loyalty civ, sed a.t, x no cusfiners to buy them. The rota- necessities of each pawdr
ing phase of •
How Dan M'Gillicuddy Booms His Town ! big Toronto daily. Mr. Campbell is ulxy,on "a debris, antipathies, ant( thjs titers of load times has barn eecwped velopment. Sweeping changes a" as
one -If the Irwelrr. Of the Ontario as Iwell the wen too of protection ias front If Roods other countries latest injuriousu
its nsta►hle tinkering. The
s'alasry New.. Liberal contingent in the Howse. And 1911 na!itills. They player on x foolish in tinder the British preference It is Britbh preference it at step• and a Oral
The I►aonliniou of Caniad#t in the the heated warfare Iwtween hint xnd lantipidlIV toward the Uniied States, economically Iwneficial to the Dtmlin- And safestrp, taswan the British ides
11�(tetttest fltets r in Great Britain : the tie Toronto Liberal Orgies, it, ,.,.voted And leptesrnttd -every effort toward ion• tlwugh there a other conmidera in whKh r -ery industry And ever%
i'rvn•incr of AltserG► it the fasttst- rte this unrxsme was ger#ltly a"1{frin relief as an attempt to loseal x Illegal- tions which render it deeirrtlde to enterpri„r survives by its ability to
growing Province in the DOminicon of tis the Tory natomberr. 'rhe 11 :did ing tin the reprehensible Yankees, strictly enfoecr the now. it wopld give adegotate valor for everything it,
Cantada; xnd Calgnry is the great nut rearb x vote. Mut expilr41 ill 'the Eutrrnrlard Iwhind thin foehug and have been etx1o11les. ly beneficial if obtains.
cuunitrrcinl renter of Alberta. clow,ing hours of the Newilon• talong thrnwl by the fall#lmioon logic
Nova Scoba's Brainy People. Canada's Growing Torte. and thwnies that buil twen nlade to
Montreal Herrid. A criticiaw by Mr. Breeden of the p•reurate the piblic minam
�#d, the pr
Without'nowinclout a
g much ut Dr. incteling expenditure was tueL bye tested interests could not Iw die•
Falconer, tilt new head of Toronto vigosrsus s(AvrIs (torn Mr. Fielding, Isxlgs"1' ami the whole llonuinion suf.
University, itis safe to Assume that wh„ stili. the Oppoo.itinu aspen Their freed .uagnatiOu in c•onarelui:oce. In
Ontirio tel#lkes'po mistake in going to APPeuvtet �raotesy of the succea, .if the Ilritis6 prefrrrnrr the Lilwrrlr dr
Novx Scotia► for A man to fill Inc. IXwi• Lire Liberet pltrty in aiding the forsµ• yisetl a line of attack thxt`I,Ibleeel the
tion. When it ("kips tie rultivared I't•rs and derrlopiurnt tet the country. prote,•tion interests of the Lake
laxins. Nova Mcot1s holds abut The The gretwth (of the Dominion renderrol ntuength which ,':title with the IOyeilty
Inert all-round reccord Of Any Of the Larger rxfeanditwea necergeiry, bol it cry, and the weak paint ill their dte-
Engli#lh bpeaking Prow*(nces. nlgol pr•ovidel larger revenues rte marl truer wait sucrsr(ully tsl„tilel. Thr
fire exprnditalre,. Trn yreen, Ago tire desalt lees tern a HAL IwluThe iu the
Why, lmdeet� ,..., revennr waNfKa1,:AMl,atl, xnd lasl�'rxr, duty un British gowls. The Amari
Stretford nowm{• in spite of a tef""I'l o ill tax,tteten, it taus heave been forced it, rduce their
The Toronto attitude t »ads tam• reached the enOt•wuus sow of $tel,uNi.• Primo• to) mart the rrlirf afforded by
Ilse. Ili IMM the- trade (if the country the pvvfrrenrc. Thr Protest inter -
dial railways gong ring that c is that e,to it) l',Ocada have ]sown tooteril Gs do
-eery poassrngcr must pity tt Ito its ars $Li11,1NN►.1>Iat: last year it wxr rive enols. rhe Insult hxr Iwtn u
treanur•y. How woold it do ger the nearly ti ill@U,exNl, fu the last four wider dilfiui�,n ,of rnudOrtN. Ala eat
Provincial townm and cities W place a Seam the avernKe increase of the pal. proptrtionatr veh«rat .d the• wrahh p/ro-
toll on Toronto travellers entering tic debt was nub tfAlNl,tss► a spar, ronP I tiurel in the liuminion has gone to
their liewoughs ? What a eyIs
I you ptillml with $f1,:rMt,1N]II for every pets
would then hear trout '•Hug Tnwu." that the Don-wrvntif t•s wen in
B neer I - - --- -- - -- - __
uL seriously. ally ahOuld anyttldy
want to go to Toronto when bat ca
p •
The Petawawa Affair.
go anywhere else ?
Mr. Whitucy's explONion in the
Sir Wilfrid and the Transvaal.
i.rglslatnre tit Toronto over the action
London Adverti.er.
of the -Militia Del11artroent in reference
Sir Wilfrid I.Awrier is a Intsv tuan
to the Petxw,tw,a training cxnlp .itr
and
and a notoriously poor sailor, so that
lel to a discussion in which the on-
rezest that ba will accept lienees{
write i reneger was charged with b,ut
faith in his
Bothlie invitation to visit the Treacle.
lie discounted.
dealings with the Militia
Depar•tnepnt. Mr. Fielding read the
vaal ouay safely But
such a pilgrimage would Appeal Lo the
corrsiloodenta• which held taken place
inlAginntion lot the romp ie. Noone
hetween lisp Militia flepnrtlhent and
could more effectively tectencile the
t(Oers to British Institutions than this
true Ontario IMp#lrtu lent Of Lands,
Minas and Fore.tr, showing that the
French-Canadian Ptensier, who is a
Government ret Ontario {n ItNM Offend
living example tit the freedom and
to lease the lands t1 the Militia De -
equality which all race# tray hope to
partuient for ninety -mine )•eAr% At ,t
enjoy under the British Hag.
nOmimtl rent. Tha Jfiliti#t IseI,
e,.�. t
Emissive Agents for • `
talent Med been Offered A fere site If sr a
The Right Way to Do it. -I.;;
s411111 At Kazalsazua, in the Province
Listowel Boineler.
Of Quelwc, but it wasdecided to, sc-
The play of nten,bere and ministers
cept the, OntArio Offer. After the
Federal(iovrrmnent heel nOade
is boosted just after and never liefote
an election. Ltusgine a government
all gr-
Ar -
ra11genents the Ontario Government
going G1 the people on the eve of tin
-We
Learned ttntnd and suggeratad that ppaart
e
of the catup ground at Ni tn, wM.11
aR+' •
electuen and heaping do tees(
think we ore p d enough for our
it we" pro xxtPtl to alatndon, shunld IIn
services. If you return tax tie power
Riven to the Province in exchange for
the Petaww»wa lands. That suggr#-
we will raise the aAlttrie• of teainivet-is
two or tbsPe thousand d4,ll#t1•la a year
ttten was notentertthied by the Militia
-higher and vote the tile nllie•,e five
Department. whereupon the Ontario
hundred or it thousand doll atm Add!
tioneipay .. Yet if there is xre e
•sti-
Government rallied it cry alout the
tiulb r licenses. The Minister of
fication feel- the increase At all the only Militi» enteral into negotiations rte _ __ —
ppr�per place land lime- to justify it is gxlding the licensees, halt flouted that
Iwfore the ptople on the eve Of A gen- the, compensation demanded was ex- r
oral election. orbitant. One company wanting slsl,• Clinton Rashness College
(NOT. "if," concluded Mr. Firldinpptt,
A Fragrant Personality. •?.:' '*the Ontario Government that,t, n:, IAI holt rI with WInahare ".m••I
Ottawn Citizen. they hall s grievance. the Fri eared m:
Ten p•rame attended the funeral Of Government were,willing to leave the I w P tuNlhIdual lneetrsetlon.
Nril Brodie, the Old Montreal mover, 'luestion to he determlinwl by the I rid ayrite for fr.--cuuaiatn
,r.
whoQ livwl ;n filth And left a f
ortune courts." L 080. SPOTTON. Principal.
of `150,1.INi. Even those who attended The British Preference.
the funeral re.funad to let their nament
be known. The old elan is supposed Toronto Globe. ------- ____-_.
IA) IIAwP IPft OnP relative, Is niece in The brief delNtte In the COmrncona
Scotland. With him the accutentla- on the British preference showed that CENTRAL
tion of money twerne( to have been a both Mr. ArmetiongR, the Coneeva,ive
craze, becati-e he gut no lseneflt what- member for F:xrt iAmhlon, And 111 r.
ever from it and lived in #t condition Bour eta were ldini under a wit-
of revolting simlor. When he went conception regarding this feature Ot e
into x bank or brolarr'n oMre to do the Lilwral policy. [loth these men STRATiORD. ONT.
business they had to Opx•a the doors to discussed the klrefeence am if it were zea+mtnbll.Md twenty ymIsr morn Israel by
ail- the place. Such characters were a concession mjnriteum. cwt! or bur- it. rhorouah work and honorable dealin
r with to r rum in old-time fiction, hte areae o ch Its
u 1 tare d let ('At.,ads, granted to Brit- teatron. has 1NNnmr .n,o of the
rarer found in teal life in these days. alit in the ho of getting somethin litrsosl and mw widely known cml,mmr.
y y (WI K K R can 1•olleol- in rhm pmvivel TMdenenml
When Alberta Leads. coulpa nmatory in return. Mr. Arm- noon ns too remllnemisel tanacher. And etleeto
strong thou ht the IMrnhlion had AZistantsrgr.Netlyeroeod.the .r We
b:dmonton flalletin• Intel) drei•Ia•i1ol• haul deceived herself, to .t Insensate, to po.Ition.• - students
are untering each went. vaoAlaril" hem.
The Allserta Government's tele -land head failed res art the cxpwtaetl
pNoor policy now speaker tot- itself rauuIw l+:ItiOn for her sacrifice, while ELLIOTT a NeLACHLAN,
(conn Calgary to Banff. A few days Mr. lfeillIIAMML thought Britain's five
ogle the first atonvernarion over a trade policy left Or alwayve open t1 the Pritectpal..
p�sekkar
6TPfltlll'
tnt-lownad n x o
telephone line danger of large influx Other goods
In (lareada planned "long the wirl•ie tinder flip lower tariff. The Btitimh -
from the home city of the Minister of preference %vss iint adopted as a con. - --_ - ---
Public Works TO the town in the cession lei Great firitain for which
mat ON/
mountains. The grenational pan•
park rompralion would Ile arcuteal eN
ta!I NOW
of (lanadp could not hear the voic•i of letter dale, lot an is, nleaslte,aelfishly
C#lIgary until the, new Provincial Oov• ,ulvnntxgwws Gs ourselv". Th p pR. Is a OOOD TIME to enter the wNtknewa
Prairuent of Altw•rta camp to the rpm- fen+ 1; does not printarlly lwnel t Bri• ��O,rr
cup. The completion Of flip first link (rill, but Canada, llltrl IN•nefits as
In the chain of advernment telpphonee conntptmutly (all to Britain twing in- -
in chive Pma•itire is an event O( no cide•ntil. Thr preference i%itAlp chief
snull iuspnt•twnce. In this undrrtak- RPAture sit the I.Ileer•aol tariff policy,
Ing Albwert& is Missing The trail and and it makes A horizontal relurtion, T6$OM. on.
doing it pioneer work. Other Prov- cutting down the raise one-third. , ,N.tnA'A 141611 1111,411! ('es10114/."('1.11. ANn
ineem have ti woorooad the n nesa
ton and The relief which it has Afforded baa aanaTllANTI gcnre
ool. Our greediest- a
muipidereal it, heat the Min�atrr of Pah Ilepn largely invetrumenfal In poerrult• AlirAr..rrerednl. Their.so Inasnl
tic 1Worka here was the flrvet to Act and ting that long and continued sea Ir( .nAh . t m to t and
hoM m:,so,enni
�Mallldas. .M Ile who who IradeMe hall
1•arry' In completion a government- prosperity the Don iolon IIs since Mr rMnol am In Ike Witter fur,• Ave, MINT
owned telephone. enjoyed. "ll TNAINan row RePINrwa ensu, No
Thai Seed for Bryan The l,parefl: strtont And aupaw
pal 11es. 1M• VacationI wounew.6 M
now. I alosele
w.t : flmarira of the extrenW, protection of iM• W. J. ELLIOTT. Principal,
Atlanta Con.titntlen the old regime logical every Available ('or. Y
We trust that our conteF.mporial means of perpetuating their, only{-' Ole° a'"t Alexrlwler Hca
�t� 'ra�'°'`["'!", .4e,,t,. I".. • . -I -
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PHONENO. Wi A. MCKIM\GODERICH.
so.
UST BUSINESS` J
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1.
No turns from the straight -path of business, wb' h
is to supply goods you alit at the lowest possible cos
to you. We are doing it.yy.e1, ,x.,;c. .,�.raao. ar,a..:ses
1 dozen solid aNak rurttin poles While Quilts. allprices, $1
o•Istuplete. gated value at 25e special ..................
ally. tor.........
iAM Curthins, full �LC �n Dress UaxxLs-just to keep up
range. Lic the pair Gs $6.50 WaI— we ORer six pieces of
Dominion Mpol Cotton, ju-rt t k and cokared dress good,,
,ea goesd ae any you peal .value up to S0c a yard.
:x• for. at Ic ser 3 for... . 10c to leas at per yard ..... 25c
Clothing at dry goods rices with our
special cuts on those psi means two ,:
profits in your pocket on up•t�-date goods . 1
McKIM'S BUSY STORE
��� ����8
Ma Days are Dere
The Gladdest Season
of the year.
za I ,
Nature is no spend-
thrift, but she dons a new
suit every season. _•,•
What about your *'" '
.,y rfi. . ,,,,. New Suit P'
41 li
F,15 (::tt( at_ ,
i ,Y, 1
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is the kind you would ap-
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t
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preciate. Perfect style,
f
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perfect fit, careful tailoring;
a
4
a large stock to choose'
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from. You may have
t': ' I
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them made to order if you
• x � 1
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wish. Hundreds of tam-
�i
, 6s of
�� i ,.'!
pies to choose from"
i
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1.itY
gtI"D
pM
okiw
rel.
e,.�. t
Emissive Agents for • `
' ^ 6
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King and Borsalino Hats .
> : e .•
b:nel4nh Italian
,1��' Walter C. PddhamI _L,fK�,�
", ` The right place to limay Men's denting sad Pert[ Ings. -J