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90DIRICH THURSDAY. APRIL 3. MU
EDITORIAL NOTES
Why doesn't somebody get to work
and build a number of medium-sized
houses in Godericb ? They a ould • •fill
a long -felt want."
New York City bas a new regulation
enforcing the early cloying of bars.
Now nobody can get anything to
drink after 1 o'clock a. tn.
No spelling reform for us. Having
with some trouble mastered the
intricacies of the spelling bock, we
are not disposed to throw away the
ad vantage.
The Montreal Stag will go clean
crazy if Parliament doesn't soon pass
the Borden naval bill. Of coarse The
stare readers might pot notice any-
thing uousual for a while.
The Guelph Herald expresses the
opinion that a high standard of
political motality and integrity should
be maintained in every country.
Better pend a [narked copy to Hon.
Louis Coderre, member for Hochelaga !
Germany is stsggered hy the im.
u ,nsity of the proposed new ex-
penditures on the army. Some day the
people of the European countries will
come to the conclusion that they
might as well he at the mercy of an
invading army it, to be bled to death
by their own tax -gats treys.
The refsOn for the reent dismissal
of Dr. Campbell. postofice inspector
at London. has been discovered. The
inspector did not take sufficient pains
in consulting with certain small -fry
political beelere in regard to the lay-
ing out of rural mail routes in his
division. fie appears to have enters
trained the queer notion that he was
a servant of the public and not of the
aforesaid political heelers.
The fortune amassed hy J. Pierpont
Morgan is estimated at $910,001.000 to
$300,000,000. it is said of him that he
used wieldy the immense power of his
kinglike position in the financial
World, and that his life contributed
much that was of real eel rice to
humankind. Granting all this. it
must still be held that the gathering
in *ley man's hands of such titanic
power is s monstrous wrong. Rather,
the economic system under which
such a thimm is possible is terribly at
fault. It means that tbe heirs of r
this man have a mortgage upon the
earning. of millions of their fellow-
men. ate! the obligation of the many
to the few. instead of heing decreased
ar.d finally cancelled, ICU according
to present tendencies steadily iocreaae
and become more and more ,.nervus.
A.Dother ands most serious aspect of
the matter is the incentive to the
money -making idea which a life like
that of Morgan gives. Nobody ever
started out to make a fortune of three
hundred millions ; but the prominence
given to wealth in estimates of human
.ucoess, and the possibility of tasking
huge fortune. hy *methods that are
not con.idere i disteputtahle, have en
a11no•t irresistible tendency to get up
false ideals in the minds of men. in-
stead of judging the worth of a man
by the pleasure which hie mammy
gives, by the degree of culture which
be has attained. by his sincerity and
kindliness. by his ability to make a
happy home, or plow a •treigbt
furrow. or sail a boat. or Miro a
good speech. we ark. "How much
money drift he make ?" The thing is ail
weenie, sod people are beginning to
see it more clearly and are looking
fres the remedy.
FROM OUR oONTEMPOHARIE$.
Just Ukeleles
Ottawa rtes Vase '
There's many • small stream be On-
tario chase days that gets its name
to the papers by noise on a me-
though nothing is beard of it
the rest of the year.
To Keep Heys at Scheel.
Bradford Expiator.
Once the boy can be trade to under-
taod that eveu from a money -making
teem. of view it ply to remain at
school as long ae possible, tbe present
dislike to schooling. and the present
disposition to leave school prema-
turely. will have born largely cor-
rected.
lntelligeoce and Industry WW W -m.
St rat ford Heasm.
The right kind of men will succeed
in Censda. This is shown hy the win-
ning of the Colorado trophy for the
beat bushel of nate shown at the Na-
tional Corn Exposition al Oolumbia,
s. C.. by J. C. Hill k Sons of Loyd-
miueter. Sark.. who had previously
taken the $1.000 prize for the beet
bushel of oats at the Columbia Corn
show. These men carne from London,
En,tlaod. and were igootant of farm-
ing ten years ago.
The Great Sir James.
O uelpb Iderrery.
Sir James Whitney has the faculty
fully developed of thinking that he
knows everything. In the Local
Howse on \Vedneaiay be persisted in
tbe statement -that there has not
bees a pound of beef bought in Toron-
to for months for leas than fifty cents
a pound." Finally one of his own
members whispered a le things its
his ear and he backed down to 30
cents. That's a shrinkage of lel p, r
cent. -a safe margin to allow for Sir
James bluff and bluster.
The Flowing Tide of Reform.
London Advertiser.
The cause of civil service reform is
making headway.
The House of Commons has jestifled
the appointment of a convicted for'Rer
W public office, and his release Prem
prison in order to enable him to enter
on his duties.'
A Cabinet Minister promised pubUc
positions to two perjurers after they
had threatened to expose corrupt
practises at his election.
The Minister of labor has dismissed
the postoffice inspector of Londor. dis-
trict because the inspector was Dot
sutflciently subservient to party
henchmen in West. Elgin.
Let the good work go on.
Wait • While.
Montreal Wittier%
'There is a great deal of useless and
necessarily misleading talk going on
about cures aln!ady wrought by Dr.
Ftiedmann's vaccine. No one who
knows anything of the nature of tub-
erculosis will imagine its being exor-
cised in a week. After six months we
may hope to hear some judgment
passed by the very responsible juries'
of doctors which are sitting upon these
cases in New York, Montreal and To-
ronto, op the succeetees and defeats of
the treatments. We should look for
both. The only definite result so far is
that one of the patients hes died. His
was apparently a desperate case. Pa-
tients seem. without exception, to feel
better. That, at leant, is a wholesome
condition. Feeling Netter goes a long
w ay toward getting better, but it un-
fortunately in the present case does
mat eount for much as evidence.
Salaries of Teachers.
Wiod,or Record.
The average male school teacher in
the Ontatio public schools, after an
average experieuce of twelve years,
gets an average salary of $767 a year,
according to the annual report of the
Minister of Education for the past
year.
The average female teacher, after
teaching fol over seven years, receives
but $517.
In the higee schools of Ontario, where
more ability tied experience are
required. the situation is only slightly
better. The principals of high schools
receive on an average only $1.670.
while tbe average eatery of all high
echos)! teachers is but $1.312. During
the year there was an increase in
salary of $i a week.
The teaching profession is becoming
better paid, but it still falls behind
law and medicine as a remunerative
field to enter.
PORT ALBERT.
WEDNESDAY, Mar. ''36th.
PERSONAL Mz rr1oM.-Mire C. F.
Hawkins, of St. Thomas, is spending
the holidays with her Pieter. Mrs. W.
0. Gray Jame. Olver is reciting
relatives at Staffa and vicinity.. ..Mr.
and Mrs. Alta d Quaid were guests at
A. Schaefer's in \Vingham over Sun-
day Mite Victoria Seale left last
Thursday for D.troit, where she will
visit her sister, 31ra. Alonzo Fleming.
..Mrs. Wallington, of Vienna, as
ter .e visiting her father and mother.
Mr. and Mrs. W. BMaOonnell• for the
last few days Ed. Scboenhals is
back to the mill here again, after
helping in the Clinton mill for tbe
last two weeks. Mrs, W. T. Gil-
bert and hobby, of Port Huron, are
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. T.
Wilson, jr Will Oauley returned
home nn Saturday from Detroit..
where he had been working for the
last three months.... Dr. W. Y. Hay-
den and Mire Evelyn Hayden, of
Goderich, visited at their boom here
nrer Sunday Tom end Miss May
Iliel(son were visitors in Clinton for
seemed days. They were guests at
lobo ecboenbsls'. Miss Annie
Drennan is home from Ooderich for a
bolidez at her boas here.. . . Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Braley and Gallow are
visltigt relatives In Godericb and
Oo�ae�� Oseimeh{p Mitt Minnie
Cunningb•m V bort from her school
.s Ports flan the holidays
Thea flews has been ~dem hewed'
in Detroit over the holiday Melva
Nehemiah I. Met to the yle a iia
for & holidays with old 'altsses bora
Tho Mem/ vest moutis.R of Christ
churns was bgi/ o• ahemenos.
Jobs Tiger' and Hent were
appointed wageless for ria pneoi
year.
r
tR4Ary 2 /gairna,
s ee.the i1dma, to the it is mot haps taat for • lean
re Mum all NW bort.
act a said- hors * Mom
isle. ani 1t eats/ Ulm • tram bow Os bar, titer he the
popish wpb whom e eases.
THE SIGN A Y ODERICH 0 RTO
MSGOUNT 1MOLSELET
ANSWERS LAST POST
Ths Famors. Field Marshal Died at
Newtons, France an His
Seth Year
Field Marshal Milk (runt Woiadey,
oae of the most \famous ort modern
Hr1$ish oldierri died last week at
Mentoae, France, 1n tits seek ►ear.
Little had been heard of Lord Wolas
ley since the Egyptian campaign. He
has held positions of honor such as
that of Gold Stick in Wafting, and 0t
course hes name wag "a household word
throughout the British }empire. He
had been commander -in -Chief a the
forces, but for all acere purposes
kis military career ended when Khar-
toum
hanLoam wan metered too late to save the
life of Gordon. At the outbreak
of the Red River Rebellion ce 16tO
Lord Wolseley, who was then
only a colonel, was deputy -quarter -
general in Canada and was amputated
commander of the expeditionary Horne
which numbered about 1.200 strong,
and was composed of the First Ball
talion. 60th Royal Rifles, detachments
of Royal Artillery awl Engineers, and
two battalions of the Ontario and
Quebec Rifles.
Advancing througt the +trackless
wastes of the Northwest Territory the
force had almost Insurmountable ob-
stacles to overowme, frequently mak-
ing portages c[ tremendous length.
J. P. MORGAN DEAD
The Geese Financier Died in Rom*
on Monday
J. Pierpont Morgan, the great finan-
cier and art collector, New York, died
in Rome on Monday, in his 77th veer.
He had been to Egypt for some weeks
and upon taking W was brought to
Rome three weeks ago and eminent
specialists were called in. On Wed-
nesday of last week he began to re-
fuge nourishment and atter that failed
rapidly. Be was ootutpled with the
largest affairs and oftentimes the
strain put upon him had been intense
mad prolonged. It appears that he
suffered from no organic malady. but
from a progressive nervous weakness.
Mr. Morgan in the world of finance
had been the greatest figure of the
past and the present century. His
services In the United States in times
of stress and peril had been heroic
and of priceless value. Sometimes it
had seemed that on him. on his
strength his courage, his power to
command, and hes loreeight all depend-
ed. He was indeed a man of fora
sight, and notable among his asso-
ciates
ssnciates for that quality. A few years
ago the sudden withdrawal of Mr.
Morgan from financial affairs would
have been a very disturbing event_
Butmore of late the great 6nancler
has shifted the burdens of responsibil-
ity from his own shoulder[. He is
survived by his wife and one son.
J. P. Morgan, Jr.. who for years been
in training as his father's successor.
The J. Pierpont Morgan Compaiy
owns or holds a controlling interest to
companies with a total capitalization
o1 nearly =9.000,000,000 and in addition
to this is affiliated with 34 bank and
trust companies. 10 insurance com-
panies, 2 express companies, 32 trans-
portation systems, 10 producing and
trading companies and 12 public util-
ity companies with a combined cipltal-
iatlon of over twenty billion dollars.
Mr. Morgan's personal wealth was
probably one `hundred million dollars.
ADRIANOPLE TAKEN
Ths Bulgarians Took the City After
153 Days' Siege
Adrianople has fallen and Shukri
Paha, the gallant Turkish comman-
der, with the remnant of his garrison
are prisoners. Pasha, the defender of
Adrianople. who held tbe town for
163 days against great odds, v;htch
included, besides the investing armies,
disease and famine, handed his sword
without ceremony to General Savoie
the Balgs.tian generalissimo. In the
stags which they conducted so vigor -
misty and with ultimate success, the
Bulgarians lost 10.000 men. Retorts
surrendering the Turks devastated
the dty by etre.
ASK MANY REFORMS
IN SGt1OOL SYSTEM
Important Suggestions to the Govern-
ment
ment From The Ontario Idle
• catlonal Association
The Ontario Government has been
asked by the Ontario leldseatfwsal As
soclation to effect the following re-
forms:
e-
forms:
Legatee the elementary earvie bine.
Public sebool work amid be casts
clearly defined.
Dhsappro e of moving pioturrs shows.
Rennet mile d eigarsttr to mallchildren.
Consult O. R. A. before the lessens
of text -books.
Rearrange the Pabtio Sokool Spoi-
ler.
Supply better maps.
sd
Maks m
tng mad 8oaotla
compa
Redistribute greats to rural seb•afla
Order tbat Behest Boards Moen
pay teachers' expenses to the 0. 111 A.
esaventisa
Pees mew rgaleampob for Psb1b
Scheel hmesimes co nesse s&
TIM w. Mile •eboel .mottos of As
d saab. et arab tsostitas
Se Prow
a mod .h.gnelagr.a
r Armoblobs.
lab.
Nose Mi►-
Thp deal Rat boar bee not rot
sidrpl
dra Wig be
faaalatS Sur ata r•ai.. tae
Mow Or ham dboaorag aael.. las.
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Every rther skosId smalls*
that the skim of boa baby is so
tesget that the secretioas of
the body often had to rashese,
eraptiees, etc.. ail ei whack may
w re mai wed by Zamellek. Sures
of reatlesa, crying babies. epee
eaui.atioe. are bond es he
safaris* from some fora of aka
irritation or "heat." Dee% let
the little oae suffer who Lr
auk will curet
Mre. L flood, of OS atardsa Avtustara
W anipew, mays • I have preyed Ise
value of Za -Llak whoa anted t*
ob.iarim s cess some mast, eras�oh�astee
.11 Ib. it past aroamt & oa` Wed. ��rdrtaale
heal. I mak_ kl. to St. Beaches tissua
and he rssataed there for two Week&
At the ed d teat tl.. he seem letter.
was
Wee advised t try in again ZRalila t ama L sad.b(nned
a wpay. no •dent of the first few sigh
mamas was very gratifying. and 1 esa-
tiered wink the me of tai beim A stele
perseverance remelted in a o..ptt• [-ata"
lira P Maher. of Tarawa, ctrl.. says: try
tole ban yid bad. sad resells mere .a over
hes Ih.W eta AM at'perb•ta ef rem•Ak
Maio] the ..e in suet, • parlors .a mar err Lasa
a am- was tea ►ah:uu."
aearrs et lair mer o..Id he dote .
Lam atik kaesat.a.o par►-o..ri. se need
.anal lank e• aural marry natter. me
astnegent paras It le W Meal baba it
Sam net OM, .r>as, wee. igwou
41•11.4111mallAm+1.1matimsbm bum
sod - seari. awl
bs...5 dmuipileriat
er Ewa& Qhs sa•.a••. Mr oma
nabs tae lender beamed heibilomel
Spring
Term
from Marc) lith following barter.
metas. [stn our Rummer Term in all
Departments of -Shaw's School:,_to.
rooto-Central Business College with
Four City Branch Scbosk, Mr Cen-
tral Telegraph k Railroad School. and
Shawl. Civil Set -ries School. Pree cat•-
loew explain. courses sod advantage*.
We invite you to write for it. W . H.
Shaw. President Head O -°es. Yours
k Oerratd �r-.. 'Toronto.
• •
Old fc;ks who need sotttetblq
cf the kind, find
NA -DRU -CO
LAXATIVES
most effect -:e without anyd1aoomfort,
Inca -coed eed doses cwt ased25c. a bog
at your dregrist's.
Woad Ong m.1 Canis/ e..t tar Mae.
tae ■
a•
W. ACHESO
di SoN
Corded Fabrics
FOR SPRING SUITS
We are .bowing a very large collection -in fact the
largest and most complete range we ever showed of the very
newest weaves in all the very latest shades and tones. Bed-
ford Cords In fine, medium and heavy Cosda, Whipc ids in
variety, Covert Twills. The very latest in Suiting*, San Toys
and Bengaline Cords, weights suitable for dresses, suite or
spring coats. All guaranteed, tbolbughly shrunk and spot -
proof.
Splendid Coats for
Spring
Ladies' mad missei Coate of beautiful materials and designs
that make you just want to try them on. The prices are very
moderate and there are lordly two costa alike. Prices
$8.00, $10.00, $12.00 and $15.00
Wash Goods -New Cotton
Volies 35c
We have just opened a new shipment of
.peci.11y pleasing patterns in French waah Voiles.
Per.ian and scroll patterns are very collect.
•3R inches wide and colors warranted fast..
Shirt Waists
Handsome showing of fifty maniples of newest
ideas in Waists. Silk, lace, voiles and marquis-
ettes. Sizes 34, 36, 38. Prices regular $3.50 to
$5.U). Special, marked *2.46 to $3.80
Lace .Curtains
Mottingham Lace Curtains in new American
designs, 3 sod 3} yards long, 48 to 50 lethal wide.
Special per pair 75c. $1.00, *1.28
SIyLSS Curtains
Twenty pain only on sale, white Swim ap-
pliqued Curtains. Si yards long, in scroll apd vine
patterns. Regular price $4.00 pair. Special
clearing at 51.75
1
Women's Suits
Tailored suite, satin -lined, beautifully finished
and in very stylish Tweeds, Whipcords. Sergei.
Specially priced for our first nelson's %bowing
*12.00, $14.00. $ i S.00. *18.00
Hosiery
Ladies' sad children's cotton, lisle and silk
Hosier All the new lines are •bowing. Ladies"
Bilk lade Hose, black, tan or white. Quality
warranted at per pair 335c
English Tapestry Squares
In great variety at popular priors. We are
showing an excellent re,oge of these serviceable,
inexpensive Rugs in many different styles and
sizes. Prices are very moderate.
2413 yards. $500
313 $6.00
3x3} $6.:t) and WOO:
34:4 $9.0) and 112.00
New Moor Linokums and Oil -cloths in all widths made.
We invite your inspection of the Targe showing of I,.inoleums, Carefully
and well laid by us at no extra charge.
W. ACHESON & SON
ladividual Instruction
AT TB F.
NORTHERN
BUSINESS COLLEGE
OWEN SOUND. ONTARIO
permits stnadents to bezin with ]us
any day. Position guaranteed to
graduatre. Staff of specialists. in-
formation free.
C. A. FL w1No. F C. A.
Principal. li. D"FLE3tixo
Secretary.
One of Thomas A. Edison's new
Blue Amberol Records
was played 3,000 tunes
on an Edison Phonograph -and gave just as true
and sweet a reproduction the last time as the first
This was not an endurance tone after countless playints
test for mere hardness. It u it is when new. Your
was an endurancetest for Edison dealer will play.
quality of repcoduc+- some of these ‘won -
tion -to filed if the derfnl records for you
Blue Amberol would on an Edison Phoo-
be as far superior to °graph. Ask him
all outer records is tD do so today.
Thr ee aiharhtiro tae IdrrO. Ahem Omasee $1.D.11. A.
A'aa Ha060 Ow el UNE Kanaglapip led epi tlill b• 1•eni r
JAMES r. THOMSON
What Semi -Ready
Houses Are
A Seim -Ready Home includes everything necessary for
the erection of a house but the foundation and chimney.
Everything is shipped ready to put together from sills
up, inehading all ardware, paint and wall p.per.
.4l ode of Construction
sheeting is nailed to inside of studding end paper and
Master board applied above that. i sheeting is nailed
.utaide cf madding and paper and siding. making a
eomforteble, substantial house; saving architect's fees
retail profits on lumber. hardware and paint. also two-
thirds of construction --no extras can creep in.
These houses, wben erected, are more solid and sunstan-
t ial than the ordinary frame house.
('et plans, figures and all particulars from
D. S. Whaley'
Interbiea, arranged for St. Marys
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY SYSTEM
Colonist Rates "O°'"
Excursions
On Bale Daily
SNA 15 10 1Pl, 15 INQXSiVE
Free 0008601 to
Vancouver. B. C. .
Victoria, S. C. '
Spokes. wads. . . . 1.15
spoken., r►aak...
San Francisca, Cd. .
Sae dtw oi.ae
Metro Grayr,
WAWN
Islesasse
tam °ed k whr. 16.e�':~ wheat
To Manitoba. Saskatchewan
and Alberta
Each Tuesday March to October
inclusive via ttsicago and
St. Paul
71eresab Cefidge psagb�ss p'salass Tiro,
NAroeM semi
`r .11 W t `i
tet Meese el sera
WII Stilt an* ,Wire $36.00
(Bete gonwa$dstd Mame $43.00
.12l...agisise at sass r
Settlers' Excursions
To Alberts and Yks thsoen
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AT lesemeeer eau
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Low AM=
Thealeps
Nth 1rr+mts li pa OZT.Woro
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