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THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO
Delicately
ffavoored—
Highly
concen-
trated.
UPS
WILY WORRY 1
Choose your variety and
ask your grocer for
"Clark's".
IRISH IIOME RULE
The D.adl•ck Bald to be as Tight as
Ever
A settlement of the Irish home rule
difffoulty apparently halt been little
advanced by the Brltlell Government's
tteat concessions to the l'isterles, and
aking the assertion of both political
parties at their face value, the dead
lock to -day remain■ as immovable as
before Premier Asquith's concUatory
offer was made In the house of Cont.
mons 0o March 9.
The signers of the Ulster covenant
Octant strongly that nothing less than
Use permanent exclusion of the Protes-
tnt counties of l'liter from the Irish
vernment at Dublin Instead of the
posed six-year option will be ton-
ed by them.
.'rhe More radical covenanters de -
d not only the exclusion of the
pomades—Antrim, Armagh. Lon -
Worry and Down—in which the
tants. ate in "the majority, bet
gerS7 Vent the entire Province of Ul-
excluded. Anything e1se, they
would be the desertion of their
AM In counties where Protes-
ts are to the minortty and would
eason to their covenant.
tr Edward Canon, leader of the
Ater Unionists has sent a message
Belfast, saying
'flo far as our preparations are
ip caned, the pronouncement of the
Ilernment, If anything, necessitates
11 more forward movement this
. We are going to make good
&Ction all we have been saying and
Ing fur durlug the past two
Winston Churchill, speaking at
ford, said: "It ses33r. to me that
rinctple—I don't /jpQeeak of details --
the lot offer his MajNty'g Govern -
t can or ought to make."
meeting un the preparaUons be-
ds In Ulster to resist home
, r. Churchill said:
e first ArtU•h soldier or coast
who Is attacked and killed by
angemen will ralse each an
on in this country a. the Tories
dipyreelate. and it will shake the
datfdns of society."
EASTER GOODS
We have cowing for
the Easter opening
New Spring Goods
in the following lines
SUITS
of the latest fashion for wen and
(oyN,
NEW HATS
NEW CAPS
NEW SHIRTS
fur all kinds of Spring weather,
SHOES
for Spring and Sutnnter wear.
Everything bought right and
the profit is yours.
Come early and get your pick.
M. ROBINS
Sok Agent for Peabody Overalls
and Shirts Open Evenings
Dr. Morse's
Indian Root Pills
owe their singular effectiveness in
curing Rheumatism, Lumbago and
Sciatica to their power of stimulating
and strengthening the kidneys. They
enable these organs to thoroughly
filter from the blood the uric acid
(the product of wa_.te nutter) which
gets into the joints and muscles and
causes these painful diseases. Over
half a century of constant u* has
proved conclusively that Ur. Morse's
indan Root 1'illa strengthen weak
kidneys and u
Cure Rheumatism
For
Funeral Wreaths,
Wedding Bouquets,
and all kinds of
Cut Flowers.
11:1
POWELL
the
GROCER
Don't forget to leave your orders for
Easter Lilies
and any
Easter Flowers
THIS WEEK
As the supply is limited this year
tVANTUREL IS NOW
A PRIVATE CITIZEN
• Evsnturel episode le 01Q0ed-
�• member trots Pryaoottfolded
Wits and altyy'ped awe/rant the
O Legislature. Contrary to
tat expectations, he did not appear
• Legislature Tuesday afternoon,
the gallery, which had swelled to
tty, went away disappointed.
hole affair was over In two
. "1 have to inform m the
that I am In receipt of the
Hen of the member from Pres -
Mid the speaker In a matter -
tote as he opened the session.
fit kvolce responded in the chamber
the orders of the day were Im-
ediate)iy called.
VOTES FOR WOMEN
Tho' Legislature Without Dissent Con.
cents to Second Reading
On the motion to give a second read -
lag to three bills embodying' the pro-
pf)bal to give the full municipal Iran.
chip* to married women who own pro-
perty there .was not a dissenting voice
hoard In the Legislature on Friday
Three bills were introduced by Mr.
J C. Elliott tWest Middlesex) to en -
ape this change to be made In the
prNont system of voting on property.
+ad he was supported by Mr. Allan
Atudholme (East Hamilton i, t,teut:
Col Atkiaaon (North Norfolk) and Mr.
Wm kicDonald (Centre Brncel. The
debate proceeded for about an hour
god Sas adjourned at the suggest oa
of 11oet. J. J toy.
NO GREE IMPLEMENTS
SSS4 IMi Wat- Voted Down in the
H.ttjj N ettt*,MM
r. W. F. l Owide' rpoletloo that
from asstCpI-
:y6tsd dots by
d 4Y *Air aa}ona dt•-
lil flea Hiiia! of Comhlon%,
h neat* &sedan refused
t6 If -tort the question
Midget Diad been
own- It. mint• used
wlel ?or Odd ermine e01111-
• 10(1$hat the fa>yttaps'
OM OM f foundation tor t1•
• whole douatry. A
moat A tasatjoa
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Here's
A Friend
tfosal trusts
draw the
ftal t*_•.3va•
sem_ board easy
111011wo to
81tt_MIN w
with Oil&
baa ane lban.
it• is y fent • ..9sltal pr
of tjl• MMt r asts t91- tbs
" t11Ye�.
Constipation Is the bent of ofd
ego -harsh cathartics rgara-
eat•, avoid them end use Cham-
berlains Tablets, the milts vt and
gwnWat•il ves -best: wthe
!e. aeatte•-tladis nrwgabts a am Dealers.
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CHAMBER: gINS ,aI
TAptErs'f _�.
THE UNDERDOG
SOCIAL CONDITIONS DIS4. UiSED
SY REV. J. 5. FOTHERINGHAM
Speaker Draws Attention to the Fact
That a Quarter of a Million Dollars
is Spent on a Hods Stable in Tor-
onto While Many People Starve "
Compare Canadian Conditions
"Who and why is the underdog and
why and where does he liver &eked
Rev. J. B. Fothetioglum to cowweuc-
ing a lecture ou Thursday night last in
St. George s pariah ball un the subject
of "The Underdog." There vasa tett•
sized audience present, who found
the address a most interesting one.
The epeaker cotumenoed by saying
that this problem was one of the ques-
tions
uertions of the uiorneut and nt present
the "Underdog" weasel -tine hie teeth.
lh'fluing the "Underdog" he said that
Le was the ,iatt who gots under, either
by his own fault or through no Guilt
of bis own, and also the woman who
can not make end* meet. In reality
the "(ndetdog" weans humanity sub-
merged or upprewaed by the rich.
Mr. F>tbet',wham pictured the con-
trition* of rite uudeidot in the old
lands and then remarked' that as yet
Canada hod not reached that state but
advised that its legislators. should
study conditions of the post and legis-
late to guard against it as much as
possible.
He thought the church hada mission
to perfume in preventing these ter-
rible conditions which prevailed in the
old land. "Satiation," he said,
"means to preserve the health of the
mind and prrberve the body here as
well as the soul hereafter. l.hristlao-
ity is to save those who are in conflict
and are trodden down. It is the func-
tion of tbe church to atlnupt to blend
relations between capital and labor."
CANADIAN CONDITIONS
The minister taaoupbt that while
Canada wits tasting the cup of poison
which other nations had drunk the
dregs of. yet there is time to save her
and conditions prevailing bete were
not as bad or nearly so as in the okl
lauds and for that ,eason he held that
a better life could be lived here. Ile
hewed a warning and advised Canada
to'study the text book of centuries,
that this fair country 'should not f.tll
into the gully but stand highest in the
national life. "Social conditions must
be changed and it they ate not changed
by the influence of the cloud', then
civil war is inevitable," he remarked,
THE PICTURE 8110W
He further continued : "We have
the problem of tbe pitture chew on
our hands and while i do not mean to
esy that it it degrading, but it bas a
tendency to create an appetite for a
love for that is not ase. It leans wore
to the mechanical"
IMM!ORATION DIFFICULTIES
in the opinion of the speaker the
immigration difficulty was a etroog
factor in bringing about the "Under-
dog." After showing that the wide
resources of this land were advertised
all over the globe and each agent was
doing a work either making tbecoun-
try richer or poorer, be presented
tnsny statistics to prove that social
conditions were not improved by the
influx of the foreigner. He realized,
however, that the politician knew
that the vote of this element could
always be controlled by the party
wielding an improper influence.
The lecturer brieflyreferred to a
hill which the memer fcr the Do-
minion House was bringing up, name-
ly to exclude the Asiatics from Can-
ada. Of coulee, he knew the difficulties
and the troubles they caused in Can-
ada. but was inclined to think that,
we &e A country, or an empire, should
not ban people who did not ben ue,
"The British Empire should be wide
enough to admit any one." Ile went
on to show that the entry of the
British into India waw the result of
commercial motives and although the
Englishman had carried his vizors
with him. yet Ire carried Itis vices to
that country also. (1 Canadians are
allowed Into other ronntrfoe and
they undoubtedly are, then they
ribs uld not try to keep foreigners out
of their country. "It is not in accord-
ance with religion or civilization," he
emphatically remarked.
111Ol'SINt1 PROBLEM
"%Vhen $2511,001 has been spent on a
stable in Toronto when there were
thousands living in abject poverty, iC
Ie time to have conditions improved,'
stated the lecturer. He quoted I)r. C.
J. Heating., medical health officer of
Toronto. who stated in his report that
them were some :MO bootee in that
city which were not fit to live in and
Ina families existing with several
living in each anom. Much a state pro-
duced indecency and immutably,
thought the reverend gentleman.
WVBAI.TH INC'ltKASES
The ' star -temente of -lbs moniker
seemed to indicate that he believed
that as wealth increased, or at !rout
was eentralizerl, poverty increaved
proportionately. He contrasted the
conditions prevailing in •family where
the breadwinner was earning $6 per
week as he efflnucd was the eases to
London, England. snd then pointed to
the wealth aa.d magnificence of the
millionaire. Re elle•aevl that in 14:4
there were only 'it millionaire. living
in New York and St/ In the United
Stater. ,whereas at the present time
there la about 21I5) living In New Yob k
alone. In England, a •leallar state
existed and nosey of the borers of tb•-
lord. got better carr and treatment
Hien ane r1 thisp•wpk.
THE UNEMPLOYED
The question of the unemployed le
alio a serione problem.
To waive the matter of theses who
weir* and those who will not 1s a emo-
tion for I.gWattnn. He wrsukl not
.dveserate the waviafr of the red Reg of
revolntlon. Mr. PMheripghant re -
mai hod that it had been .ug rated
in certain hills presented that leRisla-
tlon amid andhound be employed to
Ix the holm o1 t . workingwan, to
oew..rve life sad health and was .ug
g'••t"d that It ought even fin the wages
whleh an employer ehoold pay to bis
employee. In the mind of the's..her
ties
arranged cera pian of mpen-aostw
es
�oraby Ike employes
w
WHEN rUYINGYEAST
INSIST ON HAVING
THIS PACKAGE.
DECLINE SUBSTITUTES
might 'thereto tome -extent tha-profit
of his employer. "God has put the
elute price on the head of the 'Under-
dog' as be had on the Overdue," be
declared. This was to the .Fre.ker the
programme of Christian anelallrw and
if it was adopted this would ie is land
of fellowship, governed by Ocd, Our
Father, and the cant of the socialist
would no longer be ii proverb but a
reality.
At the close 0: the lecture Mr. J. E.
Tout and Ur. H. L Strang expses.ed
their great appreciation of the fine 1.1.1 -
dress.
During fhb evening Mrs. Frank
flaundereflelighted the audience with
"Bonnie Marv." and "Flow Gently
8weet Afton." Mr. A. Huy Adapts
presided at lbe piano.
BEAUTIFUL HAIR --A
CLEAN, COOL SCALP
Use Parisian Sage. It
Makes the Hair Fluffy
and Abundant
Tit is needless for you to have hair
that is anything abort of pet feet. If
it is falling out, losing colo,, splitting,
or if the scalp burns and itches, im-
mediately get from E. It. %Vigils er
any drug counter a JO cent Mottle of
Parisian Sages -use it fn quernly--the
first application removes dgrdt utf, in-
vigorates the scalp. and b•autille* the
hair until it i3 gloriously rndutut.
Parisian Sage supplies hair needs --
ie perfectly haruilese. It contains the
exact elettneote required to make the
hair eoft, wavy, glossy and to make
it grew thick and beautiful.
You will surely Ike Parisian Sags
It is one of the Ment and most delight-
ful hair tonics known.
Prices Slightly Downward
The department of labor's index
number of wholesale prices stood at
l:fd.l for February ai compared with
Ma in January and LIa.a in Febru-
ary, 1913. Dairy ptuducts, especially
eggs, were lower, poultry, sheep, cattle
and beef ebowed declines bur grains
and fodder and hugs advanced some-
what, Textiles were also down slight-
ly, but lumber, paint and oile, and
fun averaged slightly higher. In re-
tail prices potatoes were advancing,
and Nutter war upward, but eggs dr-
cliried cotuiderably.
NSW CLUB FORM`D
Saibrs Have Organized a Marine and
Social Club
A new club has lweu formed in (lode -
rich, which will be kuowt w the
Manan and Mori it club. Its urgaulaa-
lion is priuurily for the prounnlgutiou
of marine iuslrurtioe ant will also be
utilized as is place tut sucial niter
-
wane. It is alio the intention of the
club to debate upon wintery relating
to navigation aoxl lectures will he
given front t' to time. The mem-
bership is open to all unto, tlrber-
rueo, dredgewen, and in fact all wet
who wake their living uu the water.
The site for the clots rooms bus not
yet been selected but a committee
composed of Messrs. John Redford,
Daniel llclinod, John (tall and Hb.bard
Black bes beeu choeru to select sults
aide quartets for the sailers when they
count home in the fall. Until then the
club will not reynire rants and moil -
Mg. will nut be held until navigation
is over,
Mr, E. Y. Lewis, M.P., who is mice
natal to haw hid d a cartaii'roaantintaa
Don. was tit cued honorer,. president,
501 the other ufticets are: Presi-
dent, Mr. Daniel Mai:maid;secreta, y,
Mr. llugb Dtvidwm : treasurer, Mr.
Jubu Medford ; tint vice. Mr. lieges
Ushaw, and second tics, Mr. Chertcr
McDonald.
The club was formed at a meeting of
the It.cal sailors held in the Redford
hotel on 19atu,day night.
$100.00 IN BOLD
We will give ono hundred duilars In
gold to any in in, woman, or child that
cat.trot be benefited by Magritte hair
tunic. We +fru anxious to have every
one try Sageine for we know at is the
greatest hair tunic that her ever been
discovered. Sageine will positively
cure an itchy scalp, lit lug life into dulls
laded hair and add inches to its length.
liageiue is now obtainable in Gude-
rich sod is sold under ca goer inter to
please. A large . bottle of Sageine
mats but fifty cents. Be sure tc go to
F. J. Rutland'* drug store for other
store, don't hate 8ageit e,
HURON OLD BOYS
Have Decided to Hold Annual Excursion
00114 4tb
The regular n>onthly meeting of the
executive of the Huron Uld.Boys' As-
sociation, of Toronto, was held in Mt.
Gem ge'u belt last Filthy evening and
writ• iu Ubr natuuu of:asociibtgat tiering.
the wive„ of the members being pres-
ent together with a few friends. lte-
freshntcute were served during the
evening and an fail -initial programme
rendered, in which the following' took
part : Solo, Mer. Kin Davis and !Ore.
J. J. Tlwwins; iustrumtnlal, Mee.
McLaren rod Miss Lena Holmes ; reci-
tation, Jli,s Ti boson. Short ad.
dresser' were gRiven by Messrs. ]lobos,
Floody, Hodgson, McLaren, Cohi,le-
dick, Timmins, tau. et, Martin, Beck
and cohere. A vety pleasant and eu-
j labia time was spent. It wa,i de-
rided to hold the aun'ual excursion on
Saturday. July 4, the terminal points
being 0 10e*11 and l' iugham ; the
fare is slight ly higher then heretofore,
due entirely to in Advance by the
railways, hut it is exp cted 1 he excur-
sion will be es well patronized a., resi-
ft was also decided to hold a picnic at
Centre !stand softie nine in August,
and a string e.>mwittee of ladies nag
appointed to look *Air this. sera.
Joseph Beck was elected chairman.
Our Treat
All Week!
Luscious
"Sunkist" Oranges
at Special Prices, at Your Dealer's!
The best part of breakfast is a juicy, thin-
skinned, seedless "Sunkist" orange. "Sunkist"
.oranges are the finest, juiciest, mast deliciou
oranges grown in the world.
Buy them by the box or half-box—they are most economical
and keep for weeks.
Carefully picked and packed by gloved hands.
The cleanest of fruits. Tree -ripened.
Rogers Silverware Premiums for
"Sunkist" Trademarks
Cut the trademarks from "Suukist" orange
wrappers, and send theta to us. We offer
27 different silverware premiums — ail
A'ngcrs :1.1 Auargalcrd Slusdard sliver
plate. Exclusive " Sunkist "
design.
Art ral
Slit- l
ware and all
California Fruit Growers Exchange
225 King Street, Gast, cos. Church a ri t Toronto, Ont.
lagan,
e
�
�Rogers orange
Noon. seat to tun for
12 ' Suekl.t" tredcmari.
and 12 cent.. "Ke,t n.tii'•
orange wrappers tenet same at
Senkra."
In remitting, ten.I amount. 01 20 cents , r
over by postal note, pu.tOako of trprw,s
money unk-r.
Buy "Sunkist" Oranges at Your
Dealer's
Send our name and full
address for our complete free
premium circular and club plan.
Address ail orders f -,r premium silver -
correspondence to .
A "Helping Hand" Extended to the
Middle Aged Woman
TnERE cornea a time in every woman's
life when she anderguee an important
change. This is a critical period. It is
a time when a womau needs her fall health
and etrength. For your own sake von
should anticipate this.
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
The Latest is med-
ical science is
contained is Dr,
Pierce's Cavan
Sense Medical
Adriasr_aeerdrie
�via.e.00dredit;.. of MN
.r tb
.-
vac
has been recommended for over forty years as
tonic for women. It is helpful in the equalisa-
tion of the circulation of the blood sad in r•gn•
Dating the action of th0 bowels. Nervousness
and law epirits disappear. Happiness and con-
tentment take their place
Sold in tablet or ligttd form 6y Medicine
Dealers—or send SO cents for aaay/e belts
rORBeautifijifl
Illinonimmommminmwwwwwwl
The Ladies in this Town are Simply Going Wild
over Harmony hair Beautifier. And no %on(ler, because to make
the hair lustrous, soft and silky we believe there's nothing else—
and we sell about all the various hair preparations made—that any-
where near comes up to harmony Ilair Beautifier.
Ask any one of the many women in this town who use it—
she'll tell you she "low." it. Just look at her hair, and you'll come
to us and get some yourself. -
IIA& -�NY
IIAIR EAUTIFIER
13 just what its name implice. Just to make the hair gkrisy. lu.tmua, more
beautiful.—Ju•t to make it easier to drys, and more natural to fall easily and
gracefully into the wavy lin.-.i antl folds of the 11 ill:ire.
It leaves a delightful fresh and cool effect, and a linerrine, drlirste ierfume.
Will not change or Darken the enl-sr. Contains no oil; therefore s oesn-t 1 ve the
hail- okidty or stringy. Simply spring* ..`iPItri* ��ftt+r�'- hale emelt- f?>re
brllllilsg it. But frr:t, make sure That your hair and scalp sire clean, by using
Harmony • Shampoo
-.i li.luiri shampnn to keep the hair clean, soft, smii nth and beautiful. Tt
an instantaneous, rich. foaming Lather, penetrating 04 every part of the hair and
scalp. It is washed off just as gtfiekl.•, the entire operation taking only a few
moments. 11 karts no lumps or stick -meas. --Jai t a refreshing sense of cool, sweet
cleanlinetu.—Just a dainty, pleasant and clean fragrance.
—Both in 0,M -shaped ornamental bottle:, with aprinkkrr tops.
Harrrenny !lair Beautifier. $1.O'2, Harmony Nbane stn, 1i0c.
Both arc guaranteed to please you, or your mo ry back,
TiFese Stage 8.a11tie3 Endorse Them
There la WO clams of warms ern know inter how In di.niwwinal. in th• oval dents to mete
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