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GODERH-H THURtiDAl'. FSH.. , MU
EDITORIAL NOTES.
Now imaginary German airships are
acarine the people of the British Ides.
When did atriums become so timid
that shadows and fancies frighten
them
The parks committee should be very
careful about destttbcing any of the
trees on the Square. It is just a
little too edgy to cut down a tree that
took years in the growing.
Won't somebody wake rip The Mon-
treal Star? It is having as awful
nightmare. and fancies the British
Empire is going to fall to pieces unison
somebody does sorbet/Mee right away.
!tithe time of Britain's trouble in
youth Africa. Canada sent men to
help fight the Boers. What' would
have been .aia if, instead, the Govern-
ment had proposed a money contribu-
tion %
Mrs. Pankhurst. the leader of the
militant suffragettes, says she will
starve herself if sentenced to prison.
Why not let the deer lady do as she
threatens He. anti.-, ore becoming
monotonous.
Woman suffrage limy soon become
a live subjectt in l'throe. Canadian
women are wise enough not to adopt
the violent methods which are work-
ing dimmer to the suffragist cause in
Great Britain.
11 the 000nuv is overwhelmingly
in favor of the Government's navy
contribution scheme, why should the
Government hesitate about appealing
to the people to annihilate the (rpposii
tion at tbe polls %
A Chicago professor says that tb•
man of the future will not have halt,
teeth or little toes, as they are becom-
ing unnecessary. The bald -heads will
now he claiming that their shirty
pates are the correct thing. ani that
the owner of a mop -head is behind the
u mea
The Government pre is becoming
eery angry over the prospect of a
determined tight by the Opposition
at Ottawa against the adoption of tbe
Borden naval proposals, The Govern-
ment tears an appeal to the people
while claiming that its polity is the
popular oar
The Ottawa Government is gicibg
to Western • totArio's long neglected
harbor• the attention they deserve. -
London Free Pres..
The Free Pews, being a "laud -
lubber," may not know at : hat the
period during which the lake harbors
were allowed to fall into decay ended
about the year 1411.
('nkss Sir James \Whitney is merely
bluffing. be appears to believe that the
instructions issued to municipal aasr•o
sora to aentA, buildings at "the oiler
by which they improve the land- meet
the point raised by the tax reformers.
Of course they do nothing of the sort..
The proleetyoweer will still he penal-
ised for improving his property. Taxa-
tion of imptovemente will still continue
and promise will thereby still be re-
tarded.
Stratford is baviug a lively contort
Nor the q ust ioo of the proposed
route of the C. P. R. tbrpugb the city.
The projected plan threatens to
deprive the psnple of the sae of their
pretty hue lake, which both in
summer end in worsen is a popular
resort for reerestioa. it does seams •
pity that modem 'improt-repent."
should .o often be the foo of beauty
and comfort. The people of Stent told
enneeti men eerie to Gods ieb to gas a
look at Heroes bend expo : but
they have their ewe bele lake ell tie
time arta tarter an imenevas amwmTI
The course of tbe Minister of Fin-
ance in reference to the bank act and
other matters above pretty conclu-
sively (hit he is, as was declared by
Liberalshen the present Ciat net was
formed. the t.ominer of the mooey in.
tercets. Torre in evidence that some
of the members on the Government
side of fbr House are'ecomiog restive
under the Minister's too obvious lean-
ing towards the plutocrats.
Chief Jtattice Sir William Mereditb
when leerier of the Conservative porgy
of °uteri° was further advanced art the
taxation question them Sir Jades
Whitney is today. The fnilowing is a
copy of a letter written by Mr. _Mere-
dith nearly nineteen years ago :
Toronto, April 16th, ItfBL
G J. Bryan. Esq..
9 Yon a sweet Arcade,
Tegrin t o.
Dear Sir, -Tour letter of lbs 21st
ultimo duly received. The Govern-
ment has decided not to allow any im-
portant changes in the Aesessmeot
Aet to be made this eeesion. The new
Home will bare to deal with the
whole question of ass estue. . and 1
am persuaded t bat the assessment
law •wiU cot be placed upon • proper
footing until it has leen completely
remodeled and the many anomalies
which it ooutains are wiped out. I do
not myself bee• why an opportunity
should not be given to muni -ipalities to
adopt"tbe single tax system. it they
desire to do so.
Yours truly.
W. R. Meredith.
•
It requires a•considerabk amount of
nerve for • Couservutire organ to
assert that the Quebec Nationalists
are allied with the Liberals. on tbe
navy or say other question. Tbe
Nationalists were elected as opponents
of the liberals and with Conservative
support, •nd have voted right along
with the Conservatives in Parliament,
with the exception that *few of them.
to save their faces. voted against the
Government resolution on the navy
question. The DMA jgrity of the
Nationalists stayed with the Govern-
ment on this question. and all of them
voted against the liberal proposals.
And here is the way L'Evenemeot,
the Posunaster-General's newspaper
organ. Wks of the Borden contri-
bution : "It is cnly a gift of money.
You will never hear any more of it.
There is no danger. - The British will
hire men at twenty-five cents s day
and Canadian mothers and sisters will
puffer no lose. As for the money. On-
tario will pay for it, and the 'West
will pay' for it. It will not take
your soon from your bomeellas the
infernal Laurier would do." It is tbej
old two-faced game again -lambast
Sir Wilfrid Laurier in Ontario because
he is not British enough, and revile
him in Quebec, because he is too
British.
To a Voting Lady on Her Birthday.
Tate mardtag revs eo by
And brei your garessts bona
The k•edi* by and to
Will bid yes go with Ilea,
Trtt t not that cars. an •
told vagsbrods are they
Merit rob roe if tJ.. y oat.
And sake belies a it s play.
Make tbe old robber* Eire
r tt all tbe spoil* they beer -
Their u -alb, to tsdp yea live-
Tttelr,ier. to keep you tail.
A -k not tor gaud* nor gold.
Nat fame tbat tal-ely lbw*:
Texv tool ,-b word grew* sal
taring at all throe WOOL
3.1.k 4. all innu in.* we denial*.
F..r hamlet. • done,
-\ nd the year. sial L t our bond.
\\- t t h to ersnr,-4 rii^edT kaewa
- Blies tannin.
AN OLD-TIME RESIDENT.
Ile. J. C. Come N000red by Fellow -Lib-
erals of Vancouver.
aucouver, B. C..
Neth Dec-. 1912 -
Mr. J. C. Currie.
ooti Powell SL.
�ancrwter. B. C.
Dear Sir. -At a regular meeting of
Ward Three Liberal Aseocution. held
on Friday evening. I/ecember 27. by a
inanimate cote you were made an
honorary member of the Association.
and to to exempt from 111 dues. We
hope to have you with us at our meet-
ings as afters ae possible and trust that
colt will be long spared to be known
a: one of the oid-time liberal. of Cao•
ads. Yaffe.* very truly.
Signed t t'. 0 (Otto`,
Peesideot.
(Signed Wm. \icEwcbern.
Secretary.
Tbe older rverdent• of (.oderich will
be gl•d to hear of their former fellow -
townsman wbo has been thus honored
by the liberals of Vancouver. It
must be ►bout thirty y ears were Mr.
Currie and his family left Goderieh,
where be bad been a very well known
citizen. He bas no doubt seen a
reran changes since
owe thing that doss tot Went t
that me :
change is bis devotion to the Liberal
party. His old friends bots will re -
mho the eestimstoto expeeeud is the
latter of the allateas of the Vancouver
Amor-Satins.
FROM TME EOITOR11 MAIL
}�> e T.msa
F. Manse. a Cot.
wmesf7 a wall-k.owe resi-
dent of Osda iels, writes to renew her
wbwaipgeo to The Masai. IRbr re-
marks that 4y ail tis. !+Dianas
tolmem that ars
stent. be bar ; bet notw{th.tanrtise
all the rharagen that bare taken 'Mane
Ms evidently retains et311 • d,otig ha -
weft te the doings of the old tows.
1. Goateed' with (`alifornta Florida
has beam frost to meet anything this
winger. as everytbia(� M growing,
denim Mos. McLean remarks,
His % Polley writes from R - Rina.
HeMyaleeer,•thing u tttr Out tbees
and he likes it very touch. He makes
rotor interasti•g comments on public
.Rain which hese been discussed is
the column* of The Signal but as lie
concludes by septig, -This letter fa
not for puWi.&,au," we have to fore-
go
atgo our isooctane of wining it Into
°printei s copy."
Last fall we published a notice of
the golden misdoing of Mr. sod Mrs.
W. J. Yea, of Rumell House. Ply-
mouth, England told rinse residents of
Goderiebi. a000napaoird by some ex-
tracts from a letter addressed to the
editor by Mr. Yeo. Through oar neg-
lect or from some other rause lir.
Yeo did not receive a copy of The
Signal containing the notice. and a
few days alto a secood Ietter came
from him stating that he had con -
eluded at the time tbat we did not
;ruttish it. but recently his wile had
received word from relatives in North
Dakota that they had Been the ac-
count of tbe goideo wedding in The
Signal. It was truly a roundabout
way toe the information to reach Mr.
Yeo. He asks that a copy of the
paper be cent him and we trust it will
reach him this time.
FROM OUR CONTEMPORARIES.
Canadians Doo't Want It.
Lambe Adv.rUa.r.
A committer of tbe Toronto Board
of Trade has declared for •'universal
military training." Wby not asy
"oomputsory" military training, in-
stead of trying to sugar-coat the pill
It will not be swallowed by Canadians,
anyway.
;ammo Lost in Ose Day.
Winnipeg Tribune_
Based on the prices of that day the
lose on wheat shipment* in
Winnipeg on Friday, January 84th
by reason of the dosed market to the
acerb. amouoted W realty tiD0.000
And the 1Seetern protectionist ibouts
that reciprocity is "dead."
- Su James Wil Not Listen.
reteato Star.
Sir James Wbitoey says if you tax
land you make it dearer. In saying
that he shows that not only will be
not listen to others, but he has not
stun begun to ask himself creations
about land. 'Mete is only a limit -d
amount of land in a given district. If
you tax it firmly you will make tbe
non-users let go and thus cheapen it
to the +actual xsers.
Attending to Business.
Stratford Beacon.
The political genie of the armament
maootecturer is an old one. Thr for,
onto Star recall. that Henry lifartin.
wise an and a witty, in Parliament
to the time .i ('barley I. said : It
His Majesty will take advice of hie
powdennen and his gtrosenitbs he will
more hove peace." The businesses of
tine powdermen and the gunsmiths
hake grown intOt vast industries since
then.
Fooled the Cold Storage Men.
Guelph Mercury.
it is stated on geed sutbority that
many commission and cold storage
men have lost heavily_ oc eggs. Throve
Were bought early in the season at
prices from 30 to 25 cents per dozen.
wing to the very mild weather the
family ben stayed on the joh, and the
cold storage man wan fooled in his
effort to get a corner on eggs. He'll
get mighty little sympathy from tbe
How Agriculture May Be Helped.
Haatterd* Gleaner.
The Ottawa Government has asked
Parliament to ratify its proposal to
groat ten million dollar for the pro-
lnotioo of farming. All this sounds
big. yet farmers are skeptical as to
wbetber the money will not benefit is
pew lot' of officials rather than the
men who plow and reap. Nothing
will stimulate f.u•minglike helping to
snake it pay better, and that ran be
accomplished by reduction of the tar-
iff on what the fanner has to buy and
opening the free market teodtred by
the C. 8. Government_
to
Nota Fair Deal.
, aristiar l;s+Miaa
So our Ontario Legislature has le-
cided'by a big majority. and of course
tax reform ip dead -for awhile. That
it will stay dead for long. however.
does not seem very likely. Theinonet-
sistencis of our present system are so
Rimini( as to he pea -tiredly indefen-
sible. it may be true. as the Premier
asserts that the trouble does not lie in
the law but in the awaessor,, and if
this he the cans there should be lit Ile
trouble in getting the aaewors to
change their methods to accord more
with the popular coevictioa of what
ought to be. The fad that it is pos-
sible in all our Ontario cities for a
wealthy man to securecostrul of acres
of tastable land, to bold thatland for
years subject only to a Domino] tax,
and ahsoiutely unimproved. and to
bold it until the surrnuoding property
hap all been built upoe and then sell
it for a tvmfortabie fortune, is one
which does not impress the average
man a• • fair drat W the citations in
general. The law, as usually inter-
preted. favors the rich, as t be poor
roan cannot aftnrd to hold land and
pay taxes. when he ie receiving Do in-
come from the land. Let Toronto's
assessors proceed at once to ams what
they tort stretch the aaapesenesi' act to
cover, and if that fail. -well, the
Legislature islature will not always rots "'No."
•
Owen undergoes Operation
Professor laadolt of St masker,
Emsa preltadnary operation
cataract am tbe Queues of
1 "Varasea Ryl va" 1. Thi
is sixty -aim years of ago. The
of her syesiaht IoM boss so.
e{ataatad by amdis..rlt and literary
wartt owl of it doss h nailed;
light
Mote of Eetprem Dowager
ToHo!ta-Lm- lempteas Dowager, at
(1t.e. diol se eats day. Rho was M
years of ala- nor b.sboad,
[
wampum died is i N& end r pMrt
try Klin the Dowager 1111111pme ind
ale ranellou tysiaatt,
Fortieths in A.
thrifts buts Yens and la+d*
ll. late Mr. Robert Ratelig, senior
director and Italy surviving member of
the o'!• !.�di ectneato of Moms.
Hass. ts.WlQ St (;recon. Limited.
left an astute foe probate valued at
SISLIPOL
He died intestate, and as his widow,
Mrs. }Laity katcltff. leas renounced ad-
.siaiatratwa of the property, letters of
admissetra,iou have been vented to
his shoe, M(; It. •bert Frederick Rat-
eltff, M. P.. and Mr. Perry William
RateJiff, as two et the lsextof-kin.
The duties oo the proper -t7 will
amount to matt t 133,(1110.
Other foresee* k -ft by members of
this famous Arm are :
Mr. Jobe Gretton, who died
1990 12,,O33.610
Yr. Rirh•rd }Litchi?. died
in 1910. 1.114190
Lord Burton, died in 111114
property provisionally val-
u'd 1,000,000
Mr. Richard Henry Ratcliff.
died in 1902 6111,524
Mr. Hamar Alfred Baca, M.
P.. died in 1848 1t16,547
MARINE NEWS.
Owen Sound has an elevator scheme
on foot. Tbe proposal Is that the
town guarantee one hundred tbotyrtnd
dollar of -bonds at four and a half per
cent, with a redeemable agreement at
• small premium. The town to hold a
ant mortgage. the town also to seethe
the site and Rive • Geed assessment of
any (house/id dollars. The builniog
willc:et aDproiiinuely two hundred
sod sixty thousand d•diars, Aad will
have the last wad in distribution of
power and operating plant The pro-
moters point not that many of the els
rotors on the Gnat Lases are twenty
years behind present requirements
sod that modern elevators are paying
splendid dividends to i heir owners. I f
carried the elevator would in all prob-
ability be ready for operation at the
opening of navigati. n in 1914.
Sarnia to Ham Steamboat Line.
Sarnia, Feb. 25.- It is rumored that
a steamboat line will be ..r is in pro-
ft.sses of organ ;Xi, ion at Sarnia It is
said that the company is now reeking
to purchase two freigbtees if they can
he secured at a reasonable price. The
line, if formed, will carry ore from
northern poria to the iron ore docks at
Point Edward.
Dia film Fall es Steamer.
Sarnia, Feet 25 -Norman Graham,
of Sarnia, died in :be general or -motet
here yestegdsy from injuries sustained
over a mount ago when be fell iota
the bold of the N intern Navigation
Company's steamer Huronie. The
young man fell nn his heed and oon-
cua•ion of the train resulted. Aa in-
quest will be called by Coroner L•agie
to inquire into the cause of dratib
FOR BALD HEADS.
A Treatment that Costs Nothing if It
Fails.
We want you to try three large
bottles of Reza! •'93" Hsir Tonic on
ou- personal guaranies that the triol
will not cost you a penny if it does not
gine you whatrtute s:.tisfaction. phut's
proof of our faith in this remedy. end
it sbould indisputably demonstrate
that we know what we ate talking
about when we say that Recall •9cf
Hair Tonic will retard baldness, over-
come scalp and hair ailments, and if
any human agrtacy can accomplish
t.bia result., it may also be relied upon
to promote a new grow, b of hair.
Remember we are basing our state-
ments upon what has already been
accomplished by the use of Rex•11 °Iii"
Hair Tonic, and we have the right to
assume that what it has done foe
thousands of others it will do for you.
in any event you cannot lose anything
by giving it a trial on our liberal
guarantee. Two alae., 50c. and $1.00.
Remember, 70e can obtain Helen
}remedies in this community on1v at
.cur store -The R -tall Stere. H. C.
Dunlop, Godeeicb.
Perturbed Diner -••R hat on .earth
is the matter with you this rveniog.
waiter . First you give me the fish,
and now you give one the soup.
Waiter pconfijeotuaUyt-'•Well, to tell
the trite. sir, it was 'ugh time you 'ad
that ash."
CITY CIRCULATION
AGENT
Or trdl0R Mootlsal Daily
Pad *raw al PI PILLS
IVR long years of
sulering trust
Kidney T: ouble--
two bores of GIN
PILLS - and it's
all goue. TLat has
been tbe experience
of Mr. Ea ea•
Quonset,t City
Circulation Agent
of La Petrie, of
Montreal. He
describes it
feelingly
lyeal,
May }rd, tqu.
"•I have been suffering hem Kidney
Trouble for over five long years. II
had also Rheumatism in all my bons
and asmeles, could not sleep nights and
on some oetaeioers could hardly walk.
I badbeen treated by some of our bet
Physicians but without relief and I lou
over fifteen pounds. One day I and
ooe of our leading botelkeepers, who
had bees clued by your ransoms GIN
PILLS. and be adrisd me to try them.
So 1 bought two boxes al my draw st's
and before I bad used one I felt •
big change. Before 1 finished the
second one I was completely cured.
I can assure you I can hardy believe
it for if 1 had only known what 1 know
nota i would not have spent over One
Hrndred Th'llars fqr nothing when two
boxes of GIN PILLS cord me."
El 'GENE QC'ESN EL.
tall PILLS are gainibg a world-wide
rel.:L.•t:ion, by the way they conquer the
mo -t nlv.ttuate cases of Rheumatism
aid all kinds of Kidney Trouble.
5or. a hos. 6 for Soso. Sample free
1! y,m a rite National Drag and Cbemica`
C ` ' --'-•to.1 Limited, Torocto. tet
1.041 Mewterial Fund
The King W subscribed £tee. tet
Queen £1N, Queen Alexandra £100,
et -King Mamei of Portugal pie Aad.
Lord Cluspa £100 to the Msnsfoe
House •Scott Pond. The total of all
f undo for bow 130,000.
Over 11415 persons are homeless
as a result d Are which swept through
the centre of the Kande district of
Tokio. Tie cLf16da1 report of the are
.tats that two persons were killed
and 100 trotted, and that the damage
amounts to $2,100,000.
The Hoole of Commons Railway
Committee refused to grant a Federal
railway charter to the Huron and
Lake Hurn Railway Company, which
proposed to` run a line Sarnia to Mem-
ford. 'The Committee beld that the
Line was purely a Provincial one.
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Prints sad Gingham's F
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Handkerchiefs
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Wool Batting for Comforters
Nesth• patreILd lo one -pound bundles, nicelyold and
well wooers j white wool, fur quip„ eta. Open ot nicely for
waking up. (ptosed by u.aay ladies that it makes • comforter
metal to best eider and *la fraction of the price. Per Ib. .da0
Ladies' Rues --Sable sad Wink
Neel Pieces and Mugs in all Chill MODS
Ladies' Fur Coats
&charas Lamb Comm train lured, quality warranted and
good .tyles. Regular tau and $'85 trusts. now half prita.
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Large sane, purest all wool Blankets. Nest blue or pill
borders, splrodiily whipped and from one of cur own Hulot,
county mills. Ves y special, per pair WOO
Cashmere Hose
Penman's seamless. perfect fitting. pure wool ca•hmer•,•
Hose. Sixes ti}, 9, 91. 19. Special 35cor s pairs $1.o
Corsets
A La Grace, pr000uoeed by scores of our customers ss ib,
mostsatiafactory and perfect fitting cora* in Canada today
Styles for every figure $1.00, $1.x,$1 60 to $8.75
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Curtains
Tweet n white
apppl quo Cartoon.
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scroll and roedaUioo applique no. 8,agulat
$4.10 and $4.5u. Sto-k-taking sale prix. 11.75
Art Sateen' and Chintz .
for quilts. cushions and d
deigns i• colors and effects. Pinks, blued browns and Turk
reds, at per yard. 12ic, 1;rc and 2p.
Grey Cotton
cotton, :IB Ditties{ wide, extra beery and fres froze.
dressing. lar 1'1ic, at per yard . _ sass .100
Twenty -ave dozen ladies all pure l
Specialeach' Se
Men's Handkerchiefs
Rgrelda and mercereed
each l Sc. Sale special 3 for fah
Uaioa Carpets
Yard -wide heavy union r ret
browns, greens and blues. Per yard special at 35e and. 400
W. ACHESON f SON
Mr. J. Plerpont Morgan. the wenTMTTTieMTTTTTTTII!TTT!!!1"." !PT0
known New York financier is ill 1n
Cairo, Egypt
Mr. Charles M. Hays wbo iost his
life on the Titanic left his ate of t ��NEW Your subscription to ,THE' SIGNAL
1762,296. to his widow. est1
• for, 1913.,.
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Counting Losses.
Mr. Pintflnger - •'Ocean travel
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Robins' Popular Clothing Store
Last Call!
Our Clean Sweep Sale ends Monday
night. Get in on our bargains before it
is too late. Here are some early bird
catchers.
Paats $9c
We bare a few left at this
ridiculous prior. ill sizes and
ahap,s, in tweeds and w•or-
steda. (•bating at Pec.
Children's co m h i nation
ywearer,Leggluras and Oap to
march. truly fix lett tleetri
at $1.25 a snit
( aaildree's Sweat.* Coate
clearing at So.
Underwear 33c
Noy: nesere tined under-
wear, all sunt. ,learine u !amt
per suit.
Sweaters See
Men's all. wool Sweaters.
All colors. clearing at mc.
Overalls 73e
Men • hlack Overall*. witb
a• bib. While they hat at
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Msa's Caps 43c
Mise Cape, all ism. all
lleurulse lie. clear
fag at Ur&
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Open in ted evening