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THE 8IONs.L PRINIINU CO.. Limited
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OODRaic'H. THURSDAY. JUNE tet a!r
THE PUBLICITY CAMPAIGN.
The county council "turned down"
the request for a grant for a publicity
campaign for Huron. Though there
was apparently a good des' of
sympathy with the proposal, the
majority of the members appeared to
test that the matter had not been
sufficiently discussed to warrant them
in voting a granL Itis unfortunate,
in the opinion of The Signal. that this
view prevailed, as the control of
any money granted could have been
retained by the council through n
committee. However. the duty ot
those who advocaat etwoard mo
went foe this conw111 be 10 ‘11.481p
the publicity projs.t to the trout 'in
every possible way and to impress
upon the people of Huron the urgent
need of doing something along this
line to check the depopulation of the
county.
The council passed a vote of 52110 for
a display of Huron county fruit at
the Provincial horticultural show at
Toronto next fall. This is a step
in the tight direction. It was decided
also to request the Provincial Depart-
ment of Agriculture to appoint a
district representative for this county.
THE MARRIAGE LAW.
Judgment has been handed down
by the Supreme Court efCanada upon
the reference to it by the Dominion
Government of questions concerning
the marriage laws in Canada. These
questions arose in consequence of the
promulgatiou of the "ne temere" de-
cree and the Hebert marriage case in
the Province of Quebec Mr. Lancas-
ter. a member of the Dominion Parlia-
ment, introduced in the House of
Gomtuoos a bill designed to provide a
uniform marriage law for Canada and
declaring that no matriage performed
in Canada sbould be rendered invalid
or affected in any way by an cburcb
decree. Doubt was ezpresied as to
the power of the Federal Parliament
to enact such a law, ea legiela-
Goo respecting the solemnisation
of marriage is within the juriadic•
tion of 'the Provincial Legielaturee,
and it was decided to refer the
wbole matter to the Supreme
Court for • determination of the legal
and constitutional aspects of the ques-
tions in dispute.
The Supreme Court now declares
that the Federal Parliament has no
tionstitotiorial power to pass the Lan-
caster hill. A majority- of the five
judges say that the law of tbe Prov.
ince of Quebec does not render null
and void a marriage between ()litho
lib not solemnised before a Roman
Catholic priest; while M regard to
.'mixed marriage." (that is. marriages
between persons one of whom le •
Protestant and the other a Catholic/
the unanimous finding is that such
marriages are legal whether performed
by a Catholic or by a Protestant
clergy moo.
The result is that, while the Lan-
caster bill is impoasltle. the reasons
for presenting such a bill to Parlia-
ment bay.o lamely disappeared. Under
the law of Quebec, according to the
finding n1 the Court, Catholic
priests bare no greater powers than
Protestant clergymen la the solemnis-
ation of marriage.
The matter will be carried to the
Privy °ouneil. so that it may he
easily determined and all do.ba M to
the state of the law est at rest
EDITORIAL MOTSA.
The Greet Bepddtsss Two -ring Cir-
cus le rbowI.g at Mirage tbis weak.
"We Isar sae foe" le oed•rieb these
Rays. with twe age these t eemsed
e.ldiere viable ear.
Timm w se bld'L '— ucbnols h
&L11i (owed& g be IllrJ• nes Wb{t.1
an71, and they are to be better r. gun
Wed in future (according to the an-
nouncement of the Minister of Educa-
tion just publ ebed.1
Tbe boon of rural mall delivery has
not vet best reloaded to the farmers
of We part of the county. N -by the
delay?
If the Borden Government really
desires to do dumetbirur foe the Em-
pire, wby not make • further increase
in the [reference granted to British
goods by tbe Iau,ier Government?
Somebody is speeding a 'riot of
mosey to secure Rooswrlt'e nomina-
tion, and yet a lot of people in the
United States seem to consider the
Rough Rider a disinterested patriot.
The duties have been removed from
a number of articles imported into.
this country for use in manufacturing
The manufacturers understand the
benefit of free trede in the things
they hjs•.
The reduction of the duty on cement
will allow the importation of large
quantities of United States cement.
And we were told a few months ago
it would be dangerous to increase our
trade with the States.
le Canada becoming too puritani-
cal? was a question discussed at a
synod mating in Toronto the other
day. Well. up In this corner of the
vineyard, anyway, he indications
that way are not alarming.
Canada has two new knights—Sir
Rodmond Palen Roblin. Premier of
Manitoba, and Sir Richard McBride.
Premier of British Columbia. This is
a big country, and a "Sir" here and
there is not much of • nuisance.
It is great fun to see (Conservative
protectionist papers arguing for tariff
reduction in the case of the duty on
cement, while they would be se -andel -
by the application of their ergo-
ts to the tariff in general.
"The forestry department finds that
more end more is Canada's pulpwood
being manufactured at home instead
of being shipped as raw material to
some other country." Aod thiswith-
out the adoption of the foolish proposal
of an export duty on pulpwood.
Church gatherings have been dis-
cussing the propose/ to banish the bar
in Ontario. Not one of them peened a
resolution endorsing Hon. Mr. Han-
na's remark that the Rowell policy is
a "joke." But the sense of humor is
rot much in evidence et clerical gath-
erings.
The roads of Huron county are
better than some ; but at the same
time an appropriation from the
county council, auppiemeated by the
county's share of the Provincial gond
roads grant. could be profitably spent
ie making permanent improvements
in the highways.
The Ottawa Government has added
a coneidersble number of articles to
the list of goods that may be imported
into Canada free of duty. These
.erticles are raw materials (Or !manu-
facturers. Where doe. the ettttatmer
come In? Isn't it worth while to "mi-
nder his interests, too ?
The late Liberal Government was to
receive tariff concessions from the
United Stales in return for the reduc-
tion of ('anadian duties. The Borden
Governmett is securing nothing in
return for the larger market it is con-
ceding to United States cement manu-
facturers. However, the reduction of
duty is • good thing in itaeif.
A bumper crop of wheat is expected
in the West this year. This means
more orders for the feetories of East-
ern Canada, and at the same time it
means anotber rush of people to the
West from the Eastern Provinces, So,
while Western prosperity makes busi-
ness for Eastern manufacturers, it in-
creases the dioiculty of securing labor
to tarry on that business. How the
game is going to end is a nice little
puzzle for somebody to figure out.
The Dspartmeet of Education has
issued a statement indicating the Dew
regulations concerning b I I i n g u• I
acbootn Instruction in French 1. limi-
ted to one hone per day in each class•
room, and d&Solt. provision is made
for the teaebing of English. More
careful inspection of B.glisb-Frseea
.abode will be mad., and four model
schools will be established for the
training of to eh.cs for ease achewta
Joie may. ptiesir I of the Clinton
mold .,beet- is to be i i odpal of one
Of Ube sew medal ebb. o..
Tb. Meekatebewaa fAgir•• is
di.sNved and a .ea Rosas will he
sleeted July 11. TLe Hen. "Beer
Rorer* is wises '.g etre C.sswove-
tire keens le the beset o1
e SeekSeekeo.et....t. So far
tee
b.
I.t.A...aaes of the Setae{ Ceasesne
dew In Nnviesdal siMe has set been
atteaded with ease to and k 1a to let
hoped that Ise SINalkeane Reims
will get • good soubbiag from t
people of Saskatchewan.
Some Ooneaseetive papers, includ-
ing The Leedom Fres Press, which
bad no ups tae Mr. Rowel1's "abolish
the bar" proposals, now bugger' that
it will be quite II! order for Sir Jams
Whitney to adopt the policy ot bar
abolition if public opinion should
dhow itself in favor of that policy.
The devotion to principle which these
organs exhibit is touching.
The appointment of • district re
presentative of the Departmeot of
Agriculture would be a great help to
the farmers of this county. Indeed, •o
Wee a county as this sbould have
two representatives. The county
council having decided to petition
the Government In the matter, no
time should be lost in placing tbe
request before the proper authorities.
Ask Me No More.
Ask me oo room whither do .tray
The "olden atoms or the day
For In pure love heaven doth i.repare
Mope powders to enrich lour hair.
Ai•k me no ilium whither doth haste
-'rhe nightingale when May I. pays.
For in four sweet dividing throat
She winters tad ke ,. ware her note.
Ask iso so sera where Jove bestows,
Whim JON la past. 1 hr fading roes.
Far in lost beauty' orient dace
Thu uninee es In their r mime .le5D.
7'.sear Carew.
23014 OUR CONTE A'JRARIES.
Missed Something.
Detroit Free Press.
The man who hes never stumbled
doesn't know the real loy of gettiog
to the top.
It Sums So.
HalUmore American.
Apropos of recent illumintti
casts, everyone knows the wages
sin. and vet many are as anxious
ever to earn them.
Where Does the Money Corse From
Hamilton Timer.
R6osevelt's victory in Essex county,
New Jersey. cost his party $12.816. Alle
Taft's crowd spent $4..734. Electiotli
cost menisci in the skates. .t
An Inference.
Hamilton Herald.
When one reads of the stipends up-
on whkh some clergymen are con-
demned to live. one is tempted to
suspect that tbe congregations which
pay the stipends must be under the
delusion that these clergymen have
taken the vow of poverty.
After Many Years.
Cot sigwood BatleUn.
Cheer up, doctor;. lest week a
Warton physician received 525 from
a man to the West for services
rendered about twenty years ego.
Like scuree of other deists, it was in
an old ledger long laid away, and
not considered worth five cents.
Vice Is Old.
Kin".tau Standard -
Bishop Clark blames pool -rooms,
roller skating rinks and dime theatres
for the prevalence of vice among the
young. It must he remembered, how-
ever, that vice in its most hideous
forma existed long before there were
pool -rooms, roller skating rinks and
dime theatres. Pompeii had no pool-
room. or skating rinks.
Cause for Anxiety.
Guelph Mercury.
The ruanner in which the Methodist
conteretces and the meetings of the
denominations throughout the Prov-
ince are endorsing t h e Rowell
temperance policy must be somewhat
disquieting to the Conservatives who
had hoped that the sop of abolishing
treating would head off the progres-
sive Liberal policy on temperance
matters.
Ought to Eat More Fish.
Nia"ara Fall. Gazette _
1f people eat fish. not only on
Fridays, but three or four times e
week, the cost of living would come
down. Fish dealers say so, and,
while they are interested counseUore,
they are right. Hundreds of barrels
of deb are shipped from Nese York
markets to fertilizer factories every
week, because the people will not
buy them except on Fridays. One
fish day a week makes a big detnaari
on that day and starves the market on
other days.
ye
of
ab
A Creel Hoax.
Gash* adeeesry
someHere are
ns
that wW strike joy et to 'beheo
art of the
average householder:
Potatoes. per bag....• ,. .75— .80
Butter, per lb .12— .14
aims. per los .11— .12
Tnrkeye, seek. 00—I1.d11
Gee.e,sas h..... .6D-- .75
Chickens, per pair.
Wood, per meted. loos. 1111100--44.00
Hay, per too Coes- $7.00
We might stet* in peseta. that, they
were taken from • paper of tensity
Tan ago.
Wealth Net Well DistribsMd.
Hamltm Times.
The wealth of the woad M scot very
evenly divided. The privately owned
wealth of the I'milal States. for la -
stases, is rallied at Moses bailee dol -
Mrs. Of themm, two tem -Iles have half
a billion seeba fuse have two bemired
millioe eight me at sue
bandied IS at @Hyretied
mWM..
96 at tweety•Eve slabs., EN at twelve
Tib at els manikins, 1.5011 et
tato. teas 4,620 at er Bights
and a bait M to my. ?.1/1 tar.
lie, competes. le timer
pproesr seat. tithe **Hoe'• sew
ammYfee .w. Si per met.. Ili tt
femiliss
7p vip
owe
t97per seat. le the
int K Ia.�M ss.sh amM dwIn th.
tbsr..t. It M dRum
such w diee
these mete miaNand
ete
.y.dtm.linee
1
PM ere
!a
lash w smilied rsells �rt .t .tae rete.
THE COMING itEDISTRIBU TION,
Speca4ties Regattliag tis Changes a
Bs Made is (Marie.
The Ottawa correspondent of Tb.
Hatstiltoo Spectator la newspaper sow -
porting the Government) wits as 101-
sve,:
tdbstere of
parliamentary
• meek of the new memo
will take place next sendots, and io
political eirelee it is the o•uae of
considerable speculation. Particularly
is this the case with regard to ()a-
taxia, where with au electoral unit of
30,856 the Provisos stands to lose
four members It will have tel is
place of tib, On for basis of popula-
tion, New Ontario will 1e entitled to
three more 'member., while the city
of Toronto will •leo bare three ad-
ditional riding..
The olds'-. ttled portions of the
Province will have to give up a part
of their repremetation to provide tor
what the more populous centra are
entitled to. 1n that conueclJon it h
probable that one of the Yorks will
go : that Kat and Welt Elgin will be
united. Brant will be added to Brant
ford, East and West Northumberland
will be joined, one seat will be taken
from the Middleeexes, one from the
Hurons, Leeds added 1 , Brockville,
one taken oat of the Greys; the two
Lanarka will be united, and
possibly Prescott and Russell. In the
latter riding the townships of
Gloucester and O.goode, which for
judicial and municipal purposes are
in Carleton, may be attached to that
constituency, and Pre.cot t and
Russell, united for municipal purposes
at present. may have hut one member,
-.buffet-in has • population of less
than 18,000, Dundas of less than 19-
(110, Grenville of less than 18,11')0, and
in the re -arrangement of constituen-
cies these ridings may be taken into
conaider•tion and possibly attached
to other ridings tithe above-mentioned
proposals are not satisfactory to
the majority of the House."
Tax Reform.
t%-ood.tock Sent.oei-tie'. leo. •
According to the Toronto papers
public sentiment is rapidly developing
there in favor of tax reform. The as-
sessment department and the court of
revision have both endorsed the gen-
eral principle, and there is a propos►
that a referendum be taken at the
next municipal election. The idea
presumably is that if the people
sbould strongly endorse the pron
reform the Legislature 'night ben-
dured to grant spent! legtslation for
the acoommodation of Toronto.
The 'Toronto Star, discussing the
matter editorially, rays : "Toronto is
waking up to the seriousness of a sit-
uation which penalizes the man who
builds a bouse, and rewards the man
who speculates in vacant lots ; which
discourages the fresh coat of paint,
and the new roof, and the added ver-
andah. ft is bad enough when these
things are assessed on a par with the
land, a1 the law provides. But in Tor-
onto they are assessed on a scale twice
as high as that which is applied to the
lot on which the only improvements
are burdocks and thistles, 'lbs Star
adds that in Toronto houses are as-
sessed to nearly their full value, and
in acme cases to more than their
value, while vacant lots pay taxes oo
only half their selling price.
It requires no great gift of insight
to nee the unfairness of such a system.
And the injustice is not restricted to
Toronto. It is common throughout
the whole Province. A good many
people. who would not care, for the
present. at least, to go the whole
length of a single tax on land values,
would strongly support a change
which would permit of discrimination
in favor of improvements as against
land valises created by the commnnity,
the discrimination to Se ezereised at
the discretion of the people of the
community who might veryyell be
trusted to use their own ju meat in
Bush a matter. The chief o ject.ions
urged against the proposal are that. it
savors of Henry Georgiem, anti that it
would make for the adoption of a
"checker board" system. 'The objec-
tions are io trivial that it is not likely
they will be allowed to block for long
• desirable and needed imps -impotent.
Two Warning Voices.
Tomato Star.
11 is noteworthy tb.t the Hon. S.
11. Blake, • leader in tbe Anglican
church, and Rev. Dr. Cbown, a lead-
ing Metbodist, should have almost
simultaneously voiced their refieetlone
on the tendencies of tbe age : the one
with deep regret ; Abe other with
doubt lad ssfailving. Aithougb they
do not ossify anycountry, it may he
assumed tbat tey are speaking of
Canada, rather thea of the world at
large.
Ars the Leedom:is, to which they re-
fer i.sidr to a period of rapid ex.
Wimp?plodes Datil lessMoe two decaprosperity de
ago Gage a was rupiied as some-
wAat 'MeV." It had the fauna and
the medN of that vssMtlss. Some at
la people looked ..'Ltlb*, at the rumba
� �.1Aseurlsea
d and age the dots of rapid devel-
opeost of eatersous sestorlei re -
Others woes heelleml to cot.
M Owed• epee to oempars-
w �td.t..es. end a serials religioem
and seliLetive mast ie 'sew people. We
tbotsghta I. that we were Ise eager
la the /arena of the donee thee nor
Ws acs afraid it newt be
that all e's lashed wM op-
pa/talky.
Os.da is sow in the eines stage of
as was wkn..wd In the
Us Masse three or tour decade,
ago, wbs• and l8. r•4-
Sta ss. oro Is were reettitte lap os Waiters
Nene prosperity, the
awith ir is tilt et loseh sa entmom erprise t amid
Ludes k Aanwaye dist With hope
and annexe. torsame r. we have tae•ei put
thabora teedmisp
we over observed l e" nee
They. eta the ether bead, tend
hewer score sober and more will.
msMiesl. Their hied le sees to he no
Meier rete el h till a ioaititlitiea
The plash of le dells Peed be -
mow MOM lid . The shadow
of the old world foils epos the ' sew•
the —- la the Tomesto Obey years
folk of hero.roe.btl.
pare weeroat
esbelers limother et tl
bee posh.
eWy b.. rld se litsi
sem aud piths. 01hiedlesteel
vigor, bet these r been a eireels 4 -
its
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WHITE DUCK SKIRTS, beautifully made from English shrunken ducks and Indian Head
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NEW YORK SHIRT WAISTS. We are showing. only this week received, newst les in waists
of exquisite materials, Von...lawns, nets, piques and mercerized linens et 51.25, SL50, 7 12.00, 7$6.00,
SILK GLOVES. Kayser'" make, all lengths, in black, white, pink and sky, at 75c, $1.00 and 111.25.
LACE CURTAINS AND CURTAIN NETS. The largest showing of Lacs Curtains we ever made.
Nearly 800 pain bought by us from • large manufacturer, at an immense concession from regular price,
Finest Nottingham and Swiss Curtains Si yards long. In dainty designs. H.egulsr 53 w and 54.00
values at, per pair, 11.75.
Nottingham Curtains, 13.00 to 53.75 value at. Per pair, 51.50.
Curtaic Net*, 36c and 40c qualities at. per lard, 20,: and 25c.
SALE OF FLOOR RUGS. Seamless tapestry ruga in every size 'l j x :i yards up to >~i t 41 yards.
fftngf $400to515.00- Velvet Rug.140.00.
W• ACHESON c& "SON II
INEIPEOTION INVITED
cline of thooghtfuloess and of
patience. The desire for speed fos-
tered by the electric car and the auto-
mobile has infected our intellectual
Cr;ea There is an impatience of
01 ng age involved trains of tbought.
People like to set impreesiotu quickly
from their reeding. All thea tenden-
cies used to he tailed American. It
wenn rather that they are incidental
to is certain stage of development It
used to be mid that Americans were
quick and superficial, while Canadians
were solid and thoughtful. Such a
distioction ran no longe, be said to
exist.
The utterances of Mr. Blake and Mr.
Chown need nit cause us to despond.
but it will do no harm if they bring
Toronto and Canada into a mood of
tboughtfulnese and self-criticism. A
nation's greateess is meaaored. nit
its trade and is railways, but by its
thought and its civilization and its
pens. of its duty to advance the civili-
zation of the world.
Of Course Not
"Do ycu think any girl ever pro-
fit leap year, as they say.
Jennie?" be asked. "Not unless she
is obliged to," answered the maiden.
"Iran! I hadn't thought of that," he
said. atter • pause. "But, George,"
ebe said, laying her hand affectionately
Have You
Tried
Coafederstioa
Peacemaker or
Mie -Mae Cigars
Taree in the family and all good
TRY LOCAL DEALERS
CENTRAL
BUSINESS COLLEGE
STRATFORD, ONT.
t.>os ARUO1er e ire m yledstee ask
/Fe have s keep Ms` •t
.ow eFairaei �r Rs" :
d• set ulnae .al
(•sb�wt�•� kave
thartbsed
• Yw awe it 15 rear -
sal es what we are dd.R. Get
our tree *statures at sera
A A. MOLACHLAN,
Principal.
COAL
Havingporchased the bod-
tman formed modulated by
F. Barlow Holmes. we pur.
pose dealing in
Cool, Woods
Limo, Comsat
rim Bela, Coe.
We will heath Swanton
ad Lehigh Valley (kat. two
Mess ised se
the hese. W wish give
the people of Oederioh and
vleWty the best e.rvise
eltik .4 shall he to
hese hese all of Mr.
eisesime and soy others
�whit anything le our
Jas. stmt. preaspN`
orders wit
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Tawas ae 0. T. R., noises Atreus
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STUDY AT HOME
Start a snares In Bookkerpintt or
.rthad and one tsar spare time
rein this Gal oe winter tad the. Snit*
!< at aattr.e if you web, Nae, ars
11BSsLs olds plea, ma vie" exams* and
111118'teaty lar a geed Mlles poetise
write es ler particulars. The Shaw
Ca INSIN Stare easel and The Cal.
Tm.• Wanainme. Read tern
0enard ilia. Toronto,
se. 8 SHAW Prerdent.
upon his arm, and looking into his
eyes, "you, I am sure, will never force
me to that humiliation r "No—er—
tbat is to say—of course not. 1--'
The ice was broken, and three min-
utes later George war Jennie's ac-
cepted.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC
EMPRESSES
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lata IIieaM�h� - Jos w
Jew at
July it
July 11
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Am. LS
Ave.
Tease and aft teamsters hem any
steam Sdp asset or J. KM. A11..1, C
P. it, 9sewiea, Oct,
BLUE :: BLACK
Worsted Suits
$15.1.0
If it's a blue or black suit you want,
don't fail to see this line at $t3.00. I brag
about this suit because i know it to be good.
Having handled it for some years with
splendid success and knowing of its good
quality, i recommend it to you. it's a
fairly heavy weight worsted, indigo dye,
good twill lining, good canvas and haircloth
and tailored in good style. Call and see
this splendid suit. Sizes 33 to 43, price
Sis.00. Made to special measure for Si.00
extra.
WALTER C. PRIDHAM
Mkt Isom for il,'dr Citi. ?ba*.c(y Orreads. JAM Ortdsre fletky