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SHAW'S BUSINESS
SCHOOLS
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President. Hose odious. at Tula St.UM.
BRITISH AMERICAN
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Toone It M. 1.111 .•[,wets, Toronto. Ont.. In the
ro=r blot. mode lie deo. School of Canada.t7a/er Pew uianevrmn,t It 4. doing better
work than ever Write uA If yon soot to pr.
gars NM • rood po.Uso. Fleury t'. Ward.
CENTRAL
BUSINESS COLLEGE
STRATFOHO. ONT.
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lues be nude by tank draft. •corns w,oMy
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COLLEGE
AT HOME
Thou...ud+ of atubttloso young poopee
are fa..l p.epat ins In their own home
to OOCUpr (neral Iva po.lttnn. w...tee�og-
rapher..bookkeepere, relurnpberr.civil
.errant.., in fact .'very .phere of Itu.i-
De.. Activitie.. You uuy 4.44.4 at col
lege if you w wl.h. rennin
teed, Enter roIle a any dry. lndivid
nal in.tn.ction. Expel teacher-.
Thirty year.' experience. L.rge.t
trafoers in l'annda. Seven college..
Special Gourde for teacher..
Affiliated with Commercial Edmis-
ton' A..oc.ot:ou of Canada. Rummer
School at famot.. Spot ton Hv,.tnew
College. London.
Clinton Business College
Oro. Sporrov II. F. WARD
President. Prtnrlu•I
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Wnti1
• TORONTO
In Centre of Fhoppint-
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EC.OnxAN A•.D AMERicgsc PLA'
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THURSDAY. %PHIL Ziut, 1913
RECORD OF MEAGRENESS
The sol of the third ee+.' of the
Canadian parlimmer,t Yoder the Hot
den ndlninistratiun 1,. now ttl eight.
The legislative achievements during
three years of Consea valise govern-
ment and the results of the Conser-
vative rule may now be fairly well
gauged. For the belance of the pres-
ent session there is nn constructive
legislation promised. The principal
work still to he done before parlia-
ment prorogues is the voting of some
b1.2111,11011,IMr1 of supplies and the con-
sideration of the Canadian Northern
railway aid proposals.
The record of the present scission is
on a par with the record of the two
preceding session•, in regard to pau-
city of constructive legislation and in
regard to the lack of any progress in
the lire of Canadian development
either in national, ihternation.l or im-
perial affairs. During the first vession
of the prevent govetnment the princi-
pal items of legislation were the ex-
tension of the boundaries of Quebec,
Ontario and Manitoba, and the aid to
the Agriculture act. appropriating
t;10,ttllt,Il111over a period of ten years for
agricultural instruction throughout
Canada. in regard to the latter act
the government bail the hearty sup-
port of the opposition in so fax as the
principle of the hill was concerned.
although objection was taken to the
violation of for constitutional practice
of &nutlet appropriations subject to
the approval of parliament. in regard
too the extension of provincial bound-
aries. the government acted practic-
ally along the lines already arranged
by the Laurier administration after
conferee*'►i with the variety. prov-
ince,. The only new feature wile the
gift , f ii2,'MM),tvtl from the federal trea-
sury to Jlanitotw, thereby violating
These springs
the ma
saggi
THE SIGNAL : GODRRICH : ONTA RIO
the original basis of agreement among
the previocee in regard to provincial
subsidies from the federal treasury,
la its seeped session t he Borden
g uireenasest devoted its mato energies
to as attempt to paw the tl $ IJUU,Otlu
eootributios to the admiralty. It is
w fllcieot comment on the reactionary
character of that lagielatloa to say
that during tbe present ••esslon the
government and its supporters have
been discreetly silent •trout the coo-
tributiou proposal., while the Liber-
al* ate still willing and anxious to
test the feeling of the electors on the
t *sue.
This session there have heeu two
wain features,. '1'b. one 1. tariff revis-
ion upwards in the interests of a few
of the manufacturing *Mee of the ad-
ministration. rhe other feature,
which is Mill to toe drireloppd, i• the
further aid to Mears. McKenzie and
Mann, supplementing the gift of
,t 15,000.00U of last session.
1)f Iegi•lati to for the removal of
trade restrictione for the relief of the
consumers from the steadily increas-
ing coat of living or for lessening the
cost of production and increasing
the returns to the agriculturists of
Canada, there has been practically
none.
per Leat; Gram Britain 13 per Drat
Ganda 51 per emit. in the last live
years the average ie. -ream la the asset
of Ilvlog tbruugbtout the Divulsed
oountriee of the world le 10 to 12 per
cent In Canada it has increased by
:i5 per mat-
In
eaLto Canada the cost of living is still
steadily going up in all the ether
countries, according to the latest re-
turns, the tendency is now In the other
direction. In the 1' nited States especi-
ally, where the 1 udrrwood tariff 1.
now hegining to show its effect, there
has brio during the last two or three
months a marked .trop in the avenge
cost of t he necee.itlrs of life. . The
people of the United States have free
food, free agricultural implement. and
lower tariffs genet ally on the things
whi.•h the poor elan has to pruvlde
for his daily sustenance. At the pres-
ent time the Index number, showing
the average cost of living in the Unit-
ed States, i• the lowest reported since
October, 1911. In Canada it is the
highest. And Canada ie tbe only
country where tariff revision upwards
ie now !wing attempted. Liberalism
is bu..y in the House of Commons
drawing the mural from cause and
effect.
DRAMATIC CLUBS
ST. GEORGE'S DAY - -
It ecems to Us that by another au -
Besides being tit. George's dray, to- tonin the formation of a dramatic
day is the:150th birthday of that great out, would lea one of the hest ways of
English writer and dramatist, Willi.tIr bringing lore and 1 be histrionic ability female ills.
Shakespeare, who has often been I which tit .ny ...-Dole of the town,e_ For forty years this famous root amt
termed the ••tmmort.lt Kiel.p herb medicine has been pre-eminently
WOMRN WEAK
AND NERVOUS
Mods Health in Lydia E.
Pi'Ltbaal's Vegetable
Creston, lows. - •' I suffered with fe-
male trembles fives the time I came into
womanhood until I
h ad takea Lydia E.
Pinkham s Vegeta-
ble Compound I
weald have pains if
I overworked or
lifted anything
h eavy. and I weak]
be so weak sad ner-
vous and in so much
misery that 1 would
be prostrated. A
friend told me what
your medicine had dose for her and I
tried It. It made me strong and healthy
and our home Is now happy with a baby
boy. I am very glad that I took Lydia
. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and
do all I can to recommend it "-Mis.A.
B. Boacwlar, 604 E. Howard Street.
Creston, Iowa.
Toes of Boots and Heels
are used annually in the maw6etmw
of Lydia E. Ptnkham's VoptaYs Ores-
poand, which is known from ocean be
ocean as tbe standard remedy for
eels. P , hap- the,'" t* nap hotter "du- successful in controlling the diseases of
Whatever may said against the cativo f•. pte-•ple, y •,I• ( pe'ople espec- women. Merit &lune could have stood
eau of language and literature, by , tally, than studying the old drama. this test of time.
,hose Who asseil his private life, yrt in % k. -1.e u,-, the grebtest of drama- If you have the slightest doubt
ell justice to hire. all must &cknow. ti+te, was noted for hid gift and beauty that Lydia I P(nkhant's Vegeta-
ledge that he was simply the father of of Ian. -•Doge stud no one question, the bleCompoandwlllhelp 7N.wrltp
English literature. As u writer he
was known for his simplicity and ha4l
a great command of language. His
woo ks are living teachers and souse
edu•• tion d• rived from the perusal or to Lydia E.PinkhaigetMeiaeco..
the press,, at ion of his plays. (confidential) Lyaa,llean.forad-
In ou •• ct ..n with various waver- trice. Your letter will be opened.
sitied their 'sae seer. n,l dramatic cluha rend and answered by • woman.
people have said that they have learn- College students nod professore have and held in strictantlidospo
ed more history from his plays than
they ever did at school l'r college.
\Vby:• Ihotause each and every char-
acter is a teality. The study of the
Shakespearean drama is heroming each
year to be recognized in colleges and
schools more and ,more. Professors
and teachers find that the words of
Homer are true and when speaking of vet sit . of men, and plays-tbe drama
Shakespeare he wrote: "He came -are simply the utterance or the por-
with a miaeion from the gods: nil"' !raying mf teem+.
mission is ended ; he will come no j From riots entertainments seeu
snore." there it ..•taws be apparent to anyone
St. George's day is always associate that t het a is • lot of useful talent in
ed with the life of that writer and on G.•der ch nd o dramatic club would
that day every Englishman reveres 'd 1 If tiring
his patron saint, St. George, who is
alleged to have killed the dragon. tub ale employs high
The Scots acknowledge their St. An-
drew on November :10th; the Irish on
March lith think of St. Patrick, and
if the Englishman becomes alittle too
merry taal•ay we must not censure him
too heavily and remember that the
day comes only once a year.
r. abet. ha' stage deportment and - -- -- - -
el••ctr •on of the t•equisite ele- VESTRY MEETING HELD
meets in acting, aro important Actors
to th- •u,a• inn of the plisse[ dry. Adjourned for Two Weeks When Officers
We ca...Aut .11 go to colleges. But Will be Appointed
so long a- we have our right senses, we The financial statement presented at
cat, appy •.0 v«Iv. unto wisdom. it the annual vestry toeettn,f of St.
(ieorge'a church, held on Monday
hos 1••. M s.id that looks are the out. night at lad[ week, showed that Inst
o4
year the rhurcb indehtedn.• has been
removed to the extent of S.,(Irl. The
report was very eneenreging ■ndeip
showed rect. for the year to
amount to $453b.:C3. The revenue de-
rived from envelopes amounted to
Ir -f105.115: Sunday collections, $,005.[31,
and Ienten collections,
It &bowed that the suis -ion fond had
un on . e• y it f n-wrtd in the a halance in the bank of $I.134 and
way i .l. old he. that the organ fund bed a balance of
A ,irao,wt is elub and also t bet there wee a
creitches,' _I.,nr..t. and Io le and is
drewit fund. of $121.!3; fm• the par -
young P
invitee
and in•tticntes w love for the For the purpose of appointing the
drama From an educational and officers of :he church the u.eetiusr was
soctwi 1s., donut a club u decidedly I edjournrd until Monday, Api11 27th.
telpful a •d we should iw glad to see I LANDSLIDE ON BAILWAY
such a nr,;Ar,tza,ion established in
Gods, tt h Traffic Was Tied up For a Couple of
Hoon in Consequence
fel 1 A large quanity of blue ••lass slipped
^,' Q = /down the embankment at the foot of
Make Sure of a the Cameron ra., lr on to the C. P. R.
i tracks un Wedu.sday of lief week.
Ar Mr. Joseph Lineh, a C. P.R. ens -
Steady Income player. was coming to work he noticed
ft. ('raring that the train would nun
Put your savings and surplus ':I into .1 h se1104. rreults he notified
profits into the be Z dividend the station and the train was hrlti.
If the train had son into thio elat, it is
paying security. The
Die that s•, ions damage would
ere resulted.
However. w large (orae of teen were
put nn to clear awry the earth anti the
train was tattle 10 leave about '2' holm'
late. The frost rcmieg ont of the
ground was believed to Ile the cause of
CABINET DISAGREEMENTS
it is becoming mo- re and more evi-
dent that the split in the Ontario gov-
ernment is widening. The chief diffi-
culty is between Hon. %V. J. Hanna
and Hon. Adan, Beck and the sharp
disagreement was illustrated last
weel. in the Private Bills committee
on the power question. lint words
were exchanged between the support-
ers of Mr. Hanna and those of Mr.
Beck vend what has been rumored be-
fore is now an open and a public tart.
There is also friction in the Hydro -
Electric commission, with Messrs.
JleNaught and Hendrie vot.ingagoinst
Mr. Beck. This other disagreement
which was aired in the House of As-
Isemhly, significant and unfortunate
for the public interests as it is, is not
as important as the split within the
ahinet ranks ituelf. Without the ret -
+training hand of Sir James Whitney
it is plainly evident that there is
much intriguing going on among the
members of the government. Lined
up with Mr. Hanna and agrtnst Mr.
Beck ere Metiers. Pyne, Reaume and
Duff. Bon. J. J. Foy is doing his
hest to maintain an outward seen -
teener of harmony and Hon. W. H.
I }tempt and Hou. 1. 11. Lucas, who are
Moth aspirant" for the position of
prime minister, are evidently each
mos .a louw,tlasd.urd ttTia WIC As
becoweentangled in the dispute. it
is stated on good authority that Hon.
Mr. Beek has threatened W resign un-
less he gets better support In the nab -
Piet for his ,power ecbem&
The `�77
Marshall
For Health
and Comfort
Comparisons are impossible.
it is not a question of different
filling material. Cotton felt, hair and
fibre will all mat and sag; all of them are
ant littitli1ary aataov'entjjgg .- -741".
l he MARSHALL is NOT a filled mattress. It is eon -
strutted of finely -tempered steel springs in separate cotton
pockets and covered with sterilized, hair. The air in the
mattress is constantly changed by the action of the springs
and the ventilators placel at both ends. The
ae
hat
Attar
Ventilated Mattress
will never mal or sag. *riie it cannot operad. 1t is the only mattress
that is sot injwriou.iy ag.eted by the *overheated steam -eternizing
pear
dition to its sanitary and hygenie features. the MARSHALL.
rosasrta4e.
IAD. I7-
7ho (Marshall Sanitary Mattress Co., Lit
BSPIC*ALLT POn- TORONTO, ONT.
3744
GEO. HOHMEIER
1hs Furniture Man, fiod*eieh,
Who will be pisesod to explain o• •n folly the Ytwha}} Ifeatuhs.
SOME STATISTICS AND A MORAL
It is noticeable that during the pre-
sent debate on the tail!? the Conserva-
tive *rankers have steered clear of
iiheuering the problem of the, high
crit of living. But although they
may Ignore the problem and talk In
general teraw about tin necessity of
deve1opieg maeufaeturing Industries
la Canada by rostisaing the pro-
tective tariff or Peen Inereaelog It In
order to shut out foreign competi-
tion. the people of (:ams& gesot
ignore the feet that the eat of Rehm
bas gone up to this cosatry at • sots
rapid trite than say other muster. la
the bait twelve years the one[ of living
has Iasreased In the various rowstri s
as follows: Belgium Steer Best: lhsaee
le per eslet; (Fenny m per root:
Japs.0114 per cwt I United Stater l
W. ACHESON & SON
Sale of Rjjg§
English Seamless Velvet and Tapestry Rugs
Nem figured designs in green, tans, browns and blue to (est
mirk., of English Velvet. perfectly seamless and vee ,lot Able tor
west.. Oft.slt, 14.00,
ttf .sj(ift. [lin _..-._. 17.00th
nit.saft • 22.00 .
loft. ein,s18R. 25.00
1 2(t. x l2ft 1930.00
Seamless Brussels and Tapestry Rugs
m .li sines 1ft. tlin.sit up 11 1.2ft.xl3ft sin. Ranging
S1 each up to, fat largest size
Linoleum
Two yards wide inlaid Linoleum, in new the and Clock
patteros at pet- square y lord.
Printed Linoleum► :t and t yards wide in floral
hoick patterns, special at ler f,fuare yard 430 and
$18.00
Tapestry Carpets
in a lame range of patterns and designs.... it'iehee wide. Heavy;
pile and splendid colorings at Per yard Dao, .0o. moo
Floor t'Weloths
in 1---11- 15 -_' yaids wideet per square yard 21141sue. 30o
Ladies' Spring Suits
Fifteen new etvlish snits Mads of all wool materials of (.ah-
er•deen, Serge-, ' t h.pe'n•do, a'I In lifted mote anal $15.00
very handsome. sizes :34 to :A. Special price each. ..
s
85c
or 55c
W. ACHESON & SON
Per Cent. h
Debentures ,J
of the Standard Reliance Mortgage
Corporation are seen reel by • Paid.
up Capi tal of 32,000,000.00.nd As-
sets of 35.000,000.00. These de.
be.tures assure you a dependable
ineome of 5"„ per annum. paid
half -yearly, punautil)y on the date
We haw se 'Act•..a,Jeted Inte.e e •
4er net
anre sWsr. We Rigidly
"- thio WM re these M.Ireol0.
see sample Debenture meted on
remme.
the Irnd,lide.
ci FACE SORES AND ERUPTIONS
Zam-Buk Will Quickly Heal
Standard ' .lance
I I 1 ell I r
Nis RIVE ST fNT_TOWslTO.
W. L HORTON, Godsrich
*4Re*iLieat Mettler,/ - - p. r
1111t.IMANII MUM PLUS
1` `�is s hes » ArWie iso
`"�a"ranee .•'L•
ei
t sre►sestw.i�leertts; •• w
Mtt�t tp+dAVINIoeata Dses oe _T ~y
JAP-A-LAC - the Content -Producer
DINGY, discolored and unsightly doors are not con-
ducive to contentment. Why not bring about their
complete transformation by mesa' the JAP-A-LAC
..Model Floor" process?
This process consists in applying two coats of JAP-
A-LAC ground color, a coat of JAP-A-LAC graining
color (which is grained with the JAP-A-LAC graining
tool). and then two coats of natural JAP-A-LAC-aro-
during a bright, hard, durable finish like polished oak.
JAP-A-LAC is made is 21 colon foe furniture. weedwwk. sad
floors. Always put up in Greets Tarts
G11 TO -DAY at our bsa+a� tie awns*"GI.IDOfJV,.
color y leeal hardware mos fur • JAR -A -LAC
easel. and • copy •f the little bask -A Tkoueaad aria Ota
Uses .1 JAR -A. -LAC
IN GODERICH
JAP-A-LAC IS SOLD FIY
C. C. LEE
The approach of spring finds maoy
people with unsightly ince . ,res, erup-
tions, boils, etc. in this connection
Lam-13uk i.invelonhle. An illustration
of the way in which it tempi even the
most serious and chronic cases of erup-
tions, sores and ole. -n, is provided by
Mr. K. 11. Barker, of (aencairn, tint.
He says:
'•i never could have believed that
any remedy could cure so quickly and
■4 the sante time so effectively as Zam-
Huk cured ane. My face began to he
covered with a kind of rah, which
itched and irritated. This rash then
turned to *ores, which Jisci,areed free-
ly and begun to spread. 1 first t! led
one thing and then -another. lint noth-
ing seemed to do me mush Bend and
the eruption got worm. and wore. un-
til my face was just r(.ver4d with run-
ning sores.
031iae'i'11sit;r t!% pie hicb�was
eery had,. my ible
eightsce e that 1 was not Atto go out.l
This
was my state when someone advised
tee to try Z.m-Bok. 1 got w supply,
sod within a week I would see that the
sores were rapid[;,• heeling. A little
longer. sad 7.sm-Buk bad healed them
completely, and my akin was • clear
w if 1 had never had a sore. We *hall
never again be without Zs:n-But in
the house."
7&m-Buk is unequalled for spring
rashes, eruptions. children's sorer,
sealp diseases. ringworm. insert, sits
see*ser. eczema. tetter. Oleo, mita,
burns, bruise• and skin Injuria ant
tlkuwsee gra. -.fly, Ah druggists'end
storm well at f10e. hos, or post free
Rosa Za..Bek Co.. Toronto, for price.
henalnl imitations. 7.•m -Sok
=fitsultidM whieb ttwy he had from any
S. a tablet. should lee
of orllsar seep in all
eases of eruptions sod skin diseases.
--YT. Wm. Task* died at hie Ron's
residence ia Tavietoek le hi, six h
Year.
-Yr. Adam, Simps•oo .Inod! at. hi.
Mine fa Delmar township lige had
blew In [,one heahh foe about threw
years. and hail undertone two suet -
oil epetatI one fur kMne.y trouble. H.
Maven a widow and two *wrap eng-
em'.
:y
The
11. Qidise V.,.,, , c.. L+mis.l. Teems..
TO BUILDERS
Having now installed a re -cut Band Saw, we
-are prepared josupple/ builders 117Pd the trltfe Witt
RECUT SIRING
.in any quantities and of any material for buildings.
ek
LUMBER OF ALL SiZES TO ORDER
A large stock of Lumber 7iri hand of standard
sizes.
Ontario White Pine Shingles and Lath.
We are prepared to do jobbing or custom work
on short notice.
Soft and Hardwood Slabs for sale by the cord.
The Paget Grain Door Co., I'sited
GODERICH
e
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