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EDITOKLtL NOTES.
Special excursion rates on the railways
are a thing of the past. and according to
soma railway men the next thing will be I
to da .'ay with the sale of return tickets .
a
at a reduced rate. 0 for the good old
times!
The one Tea that never disappoints the
most critical tastes.
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as infringement of regulations
s a $card Packet
y I shows flat the policrntan is regarded as 1 Ill
The Farmers' Sun says the adop'ion of ' "SIR, N 11 E" SENATOR 1'IfOI'1)FOors SPEECH. I the natural ally of measures against the
go
the eisht-hour day on the farm woo • 'high t of living Alagistrates, too
mean eggs at =+a a dozen and cot respond-
ing prices for oti.er farm products. 11 a place. I went out and called to these
}pie the farmers will not snake any rash ax gee, and the old gander answered•
expel invents. i He knew me. 1 got twelve ears of corn,
and threw one of them at him. Just as 1
;did so the four baby geese jumped in the
February. the dullest month in the i air. but he called them and they dropped
yqi; hat gone, and as soon ars the country 'danawn.
each !time1t thew samee things eara
road,. get into condition there will be a happen: he would sound that low note,
general business revival. Goderich mer- � and every time he did so the geese would
would
The .tlarws ('lock.
1-ownt, World
Most people ,annot decide whether the
profiteer goes about Tike a roaring lion or
a devouring locust. G.n•ernntents are
puzzled to know what to do with him
When they estab ish boards of commerce
tbey forget to supply them with a police-
man's
oliceman's baton and handcuffs. The Do-
minion leaves the enforcement of the law
to Attorney -Generals of the Provinces.
The modern pathology of the law must
pay more attention to providing cells for
the swollen microbe of 'rapacity. In
• Butain it seems certain that the jails will
• soon be welcoming profiteers. Mean- at
time, the consumer is protected by laws file
which automatically open the police
court doors and provide. for stili fines for
Recently a London firm was lined fore
is
sale cotes hundred dollars and cos for charging ra
s Your Safeguard. three cents too much for a had -pound tin 2c
of muatanl. The newspapers contain- .
•many reports of similar cases which
l ig an
I His maiden Adder.. in the Senate In have the fear of the higher courts kept X
• On October IU, :ix Keene came to m>'
roves
before
the Throne. - • A citizen caused a furniture house to be IN
-Ottawa. Feb: -27.—Speaking front the' prosecutes for charging too much for an ; ■
alarm clock. The defence was that the
Government sideintad Senate this after•' clock did not come within the ieCt1)n of
noon. in ch fro the address e. reply Sen to' the profiteering act which protected t
.the speech Iron) the Throne. Senator „householl requisites" from the extorter.
ihiliiatn isr,ottdf000t canna out wrongly in The magistrate refused to convict. The x
favor of the abolition of the enumerator appeal court, without any hunts or haws, gg
system of preparing voters' lists He decided that an alarm clock is very much
chants are already announcing the arrival , come diw'n. By the time I had thrown rxprotisssd pleasure at the fact that a • of a domestic requisite, and ordered the
the eighth ear toe had convinced them Franchise Act would be introduced. and, magistrate to convict -wht:h he headers.
of sal ing merchandise. that all was well, and they did not ny un while not knowing what it proposed he We ought soon to rind out whether an
any more. 1t was interesting to watch hoped that the voters' lists would in alarm clock has been regarded as among ja
International diplomacy still stands hi FIs of earn to educate
ate t em o hutatthe
e was
Iteplh to the Speech from before their eyes, as a Manchester case ■
future be p+epare by the municipal Parliament
authorities. ' Ss in former days. The 1 an N et er i is cos
the household requisites ud r uamrnt ,'
Federal and 'rrxiricral Governments Hill. d• 'h h it ting too much i
Ile w.wld. firs a lterttel}_ a ho,uld`geT tad r sotto agree on i
down; buj it, oris fully 1
1 t utng,
)06k•s as if
Turk. i and dropit
tsvoroblerri s t the stranntr to -Unita' jook� if the fanatical murderers of -the
iu jra,ch•wp Such ,,plan trould he
80eph.... will he allowed to carry on as ; iffteen rntnutestrefOrrhfin gotthcr4elt nits t1►�
t k thl. have been doing for many years. thea cleaned oft
every ltd art l satisfactory than sy+stem'used for the- , SCHOOL CONSOLID.ATIO?i.
a th a l Inc tont.
' kernel of thetwetwe first tame in the laic
scourge to • any weaker people within Mars. ' That told me these young goslings I Proportional R
reach of their cruelty. tnd never seen an ear of eorn before,*
•- ! that they -had come all the w•ay from .
• Hudson Bay without a mouth -Sal and had s
disc ` 'a� dropped down there The •old gander fu
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lection.
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London Advertiser. -
A steadily gruwtng a�toattun to eula•
1t was SVnator Proudf is maiden duce cunsuudation, medical and dental
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The Latest_ Ideas and Creatines
Ladies tad Misses' Dresses and Stats
All -wool Serge and Gabardine Suits X
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Tailor-made, silk -lined, and showing in every detail excellent work $60 ■
and good style. Black and iiavys, at $30, $35, $40, $50 and
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Dresses
Dresses of Taffeta and Georgette,
Foulards, Silk and Satin Duchess, also
Serges and Tricotines. for ladies and
misses. All colors and no two garments
alike.
Raw Silk- -
Genuine Shantung Silk, 34 inches ■
wide, heavy weight and very best qual-
ity ; in colors copen. rose .ti
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and -black. Specislpes yard•, 1 7
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1~'oular
- G: iY 4. A mecum* art. gswng 't av
prop );al for the searching of rich men's ! h ah Ted the r 11nt ave 3ay down.
daughter fated 1
h in the -Senate: He read his care-
d ibr hart lunches m
•prepared manuscript entirely. and
sngprauun,,an pose .y
the rural schools throughout the Proiince
himself df. the' ohPuetun}tY -t^ is another itedicatron that the -farmer
I phi ro•are 1♦
s- t e r ti nal. rrpresen attou !ring t s•ot his contmuruty. These but
mount. The Veterans mit, the carp and sh held the door while ducrd, a s elect which e. at p s Orate few f the coming changes that promos
oa4t eaiun t) allowing l went in a .d clamped a tag on his leg. 1Y beiore the Legislature. h
F - Liberal leader and a
'1a'j7i'1t
Vt e
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of a ll t t ,m
b and rata tC
urge t e desirability aw•akeruug to the Social
Silk s
cilia's and the cianh -anion of alt liqu ars •o axed thus old gan• der andhi live goslings P opor he k Iwed ground
over 0 certain a
have a dem:)cratk. ! After I tagged him took him to the door imitate
bat as Ontario ° p;
� . revo;uuurtizr the present system � service
member. It
the ti:II man -to stock up heavily against and threw him <ut—this same old_gartder
the dry season while the per man has ` that had been telling his boys and girls to
' to,etruprgle with his.thirst. •--eat thetd t ata) there and not
some such measure were not brought. in, 1st
he intimated that he would bring the you
The format Pro "no isy Liberal leader die -r
36 -inch -wide SiIk oulards, in dozens of patterns of every description, in
s of navy, greys, blues, browns, greens. .Newest of that -new, Tight and rpost
able, making a gown suitable for any occasion. Specially priced $
rai education which has guided. - with - Xonat per yard
change, the destinies of the country
for generations. *it the coming
ar i s so traTeitsehom the litite'drrigY x
-atraid When I threw the gander out, . t, d,ancient scna.dhuuse with its ,x ,
-••�-- diol he Yly to the- lake :' To know the .fav<xsd, the setttnd 'pp u(a Uommon desks }ea nit the initial* of our tore
• ' Canaria g.wetw'ts tulove hen forever; .lou Divorce Court. Che\fact that •there'.tathers th• nestles at nearly every
• Nke lirk interests are. pllb
ating up a cannot show' me aria of 'flats actions that were 120 appltCttiorts to'Yarltirgent this i cress rota, di; w pace into history. In- x
*stub-) rat fight against the Great•Lakes- i one need he ashamel of, fry rine. • sesai:'n 1.it divorces clearle showed the, stead of sial school n each K. Ili
notion which they fear is Thus n!d gander writ solo arra.when need for some mot) action , While s ,me n„oe fly tgapped palatial to;tas.sea`prop ; turned
as.
hen he one nwrny, " 1
_P�rru vinces hal divorce courts. rn law was tuolhouse wt 1 ed -ate the s'hi.dien of
.fro tfiand okcir ha : ilutnd3a;ttcr ' "t•• % 1c b'11li,ncd )ai firnrcmnr`-tiwr
ThetNectrrn • States are with I 9 f the of M� family m Government ( h ped t pr nt
great
-:y4 Ve Curn.t -. secinini, Tne ■
cote t: 1stm caluig ur rests" n to act it u n es Pr ui ge fag- the chidren
situation similar. to that whist has oblrm
Orissa and Western Serails in support that hale catch -pan. He cam ntht back a tion Inc mltlying.disartc ,•ver the sayer-
of the enterprise. Air important meeting ; to the dole until every one of his (anvil, arisen It so.tte p nrt3tffthr 'ratted Statt�. al miles la the schaat trot • •i be s wed try iVc
d beet liberated: he stood right there ilia sPeakerfetT hat it was a patnut!C the operaiiun of motor base and +sleighs, • stir
in c nnec!iin w ith the scheme was hrfd j �nd foug;it f r tine n. 1Ce caught him the
*Owe "11 the tract tit r:sttadiags to bel by the xtsuulfward's over re routes wo'o` e r $
at Izadfalo thiseek I d tiro put a cuff on each leg ani from Gre it Britain. ratite • than from the each day. This pain would save the
w named hinta'Sir John :limes and we' nut United Stars. _Selling to the Oldchildren even the present 1:3 rip if often i _
,•N Country and b'vying- front the united over two miles through drew dri s and
! pastes s) heavily was largely t cause n
h b insure -mare regtttar atter ire-'
ran th tag Is aerie of Scripture:
t ° he f that iii argurMR
An t�ttewa eerrrspai+ds'rlt - oinLs -nUt' Yo°d thiol ►cdNe !withhold -from them Gita s present unsatisfactory exchange , t ere y_it. Tltr one qrr
t hat oak upit•
Pr A t stat leatvir of Ytr tun mg it in sur
that i.1 �l�ariat reductions meth last year, I'hey ihii-ated usual, and. on •\larch aituatton.• system Ia the prop uucn to inc.ude n
K 17 following. the b vs said, "Look Dad,''"' the rural schools, continuation classes b- \ scha,is -5501
iriste;tnf bt .reducing the chstoms'returns, f. �, Seen to Wake fp. at Up
have rtsillted in an increase of yevenue. and there'`as Sir John Moore, with the which the bo • or girl w id be enabled ch
This g itis to prove . the contention that • two cutis on.his legss looking for more) "Until the Uni ed States sees fit to to secure hush education with ).0 being v�rnmm
corn'. Five of his- family. had' returned; accept our m ,airy at par our duty is to tames to leave ,nh• OF far and iMttase I i
thetantT"that is the hest revenue -producer he had. taken care of them down in tl stop buying anything from .her that is , the, aby being veil elle great
ort cit �rrcxn tl'Trete- JAe? sc :•, '
iSuuth�e I t w teachers.
be paid to th ,se
is slaw^ the ha,Zhest taritT: there t• a point
be 1 who •h the en)tOt1ri scall u-••'''
`Y`- and brute&
urea, a.t eel, up Apnl.thoq
} I disappeared and enc s,.a t
instst'stt )untable and revenue ceatles• t pasta a tette from Fo rl tAtilii••.w n 1
Bay. and found- four of the tails The'
• :ester read: " The Indian says that seven
The sirs: debate in Parliament this scs 1 reese came .into their decoys, and thone had a ey
..Sion -t •s marked by a vigorous attack by killed four ofon it." You know . t hhw l would feel•
rrpresrntatl\e_ot the thus: 1 aro not latiposed to'a m h
offs
• � Franchise b f or two but -hilt vent not >H•
not absolutely necessary.'' emphatically
declared of the
P silo S a„ i { old require fe
ads is on of the ...ea.. to -`--' y (ore higher salaries ail
long for that country .' reality that our required. tesu:tine' in a heater tter class tt Fer
• trade is worth h'legis- eventt a: the ster:TT
He ;n spec t of 'legislation! cont ^ prevent
teachers By he ani"�t0 i' tioaC face'
fraud In speculation with company ch I two of'the greatest' p Us
which_ was foreshadowed in the spec thea lit Qtx,u n of -ld be keeping etre' bay °n t
from the Throne. the farm and the aeeviation f the
Turning to results erasing from the l keeV i the
hers Y qg�
war,' he said a new _knowledge and shortage of teat oductiun waum,
(understandins hid grown out ,ppf the re- I boa on the farm Pt , the student.
lations of the Canadian h°141••withthe increased and by_: giving .
people of the Mother country. Thous- brighter -and better enviamMent-"
ands were anxious to come from the Old, desire to gam ebetIernn wrn::d , ti.,.. in
Country to take part•in the development t sifted, resulting in the fur -
n A new foundation had I trained mer Trees: owe loam
danger of beta
loud( t C
Mr. t\ L. ,`l. King. the ,which t e I although that is part of the game. To
leads . n!tcan t Government, which he the fellow who wants to shoot. Int me say
an shooting,
.tte-deniindrd a new a re Re -rennet: the
'ab
Act andgtt ap;eal to the country. Refer- bird thnttimt ouutba the air from out
• sence of sir Robert Borden deadly aim Rives you and me a little
ring
he said it was a snit t0)4en kindness for the Measure, but deprives ttrusands of Saeop
recreation in seeing
it I °f the ihtmi •!^
been laid an the dr rluament of Canada. {.greatest need of the a ,unj. y
t al s t to urge thit,Premier to carry er of pies -ore andafer that: let and this country rias a nes adtonomy perils r( ser<mstrucUun. Med
;ilii.. s:.te of heals : Sith01-George Foster. ntlover.e. - lack Miner, et tat coast . ingsviitle. (int.. in h t the war would' have taken dental inspection has Rrvr'• M
reply'ier, deprecate the rumors of a National Conference on Gaene and wild '( was the dot exults m the
dr,ble retirement, ', Life Conservation !Commis -ion of Cort l by wise IeRialaucm. to rural districts Premier Borden's PY' t n Ottawa). -
that, u: or f town 5c uO ii as
Peak to secure. t icts where it has
thatParin fullnadvatage_ was taken of what •
had been gained for Canada by 'her''
soldiers.
Strong for Vote 1a League.
in external relations Senator I'df oto
,aid he was resolute for the Imperial
but believed there was danger of retro-
-d„wt} that if Su Robert's health serve u .. -
were r stored to reasonable time he would
be bac at his post again:" .
I A London correspondent writes: In the
versed at Ottawa ! middle of the roadway in `St. Martin's
Parliament has can !Lane. a mere stone's throw ehm Tra(al-
•teat iron girders, their lower
The Edith ('axed Monument.
sand is meetin,( in the new butldtngs• 1 gar Square.
r screened.from view •by a high palls• greasion7o the culnnial idea. There was
which. however, are only •partially crests.aadding have recently been erected, and on greisu only through the concession of
pletel, Sir Robert Borden is still absent several eve recently
s (have heard obvious
complete national autonomy to the Doi
uir.ng the res -on of thea
. from Ottawa, and the general tenor of iLr sense. it I t with which visitots 1 minions. and in equal and indepen ens
news n )s comment would lead the reader pry overseass are destined to become h („c omm n ation obje Asth the
and the United
Kingdom corra
j
1 n take upsecurity of the imperial structure. lie
to taeli:cr that he will not age ver) familiar. for it is here the great
the (titles of the Prsfnfership, but will memorial to prior martyred thatlith Cavell i could see that the power of the llle II
is to be erected. The monument, which d n not see that her tower impaired by
retire as soon as his successor is named is being carved out n
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There is a difiiculty- here..as none o
members of tilt Cabinet, appears to stand 1
out as the man best fitted to guide the
fort in: ; of the Unimtist party.
The scion may precipitate an election:
( solid granite, is W I memo
ht 'the figure of the peace treaty. a He believed it would
grow
(
be forty feet in her& • work or area
'Nurse Cavell is in •marble.unAni yomaaa unity of the Empire. The right if Can-
ada to recognition as a separate member
of the League of Nations had been chat-
ationst will decorate .s. summit of the , i imiieTalried that the taction
with
th, cohesion and
the .are o,< a great nation for the weaker
o! the s r ` ora it will rearm the
othcre se the Government will attempt i memorial, while
1 ( theBritish Ion trampling the t the right and
e at its se I of Canada m ntitled her
I was -retie n o s the right should
This
to hold out for another year or two.
Parliament has still nearly three years
run i( it lives out its full term.
(evil and malice under (lot. bt retained at all hazards: In
tol of what should prove to the devclotxnent of the
serpent o b'_ country carr
The designer n
one of London's most imposing memorialsshould be taken to see that full
justice
h
Sir George Frampton• who is now put -
I was done to Canadian
! had been done, but there was still to
should be _spared
Mr. Asquith won the Paisley bye-
$ection with a vote ornearly 3,000 over
the labor -candidate. The Coalition can-
didate was nowhere. The election created
a vet amount of interest. and the result
may have a considerable influence over
the trend. of Oid Country politics. • Mr.
Asquith was Premier while the most
radical legislative program of recent years
was carried out at Westminster, but in
flee Paisley election he evid o(y* secured
the support of the great pa
e
conservative elementlot the constituency.
Bial favored his stand against the Labor
program of nationalization• if this ques-
tion
uer
tion should become the decisive issue
between parties at the next general l in
tion. Mr. Asquith may
strange company. He cannot be one with
the Unionists, for on the question of Irish
Moose rule he takes an advanced and
resolute position: but he may femme the
�rtize'd leader of a great middle class
party °ponied to the more radical claims
of Labor. At any rata wherever he is,
ids outstanding mentality makes him a
Moder. and his history for the next ten
las may be the hirtory of British
►s
ting the finishing touches to the dor well
h'd'd
ealthy;
HaPPY Soy
and Girls
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carr be -found against
t da1Culty in conduct -
dist rteat —the scatterer ortna
b ov ranine by csreeohd-
the presttnt time the
has left cc srdidation to.
but it has ',prornurd u)
grans by one-third to those
Picrfic ticket agent - or write_ w,
I toward. District -Passenger Agent, T -r
.►N('O(%F'R EX1*RESSt
i iitipeg--Calgary"—t'aneouver,
ngers r 1Vesten Canada will
the "V✓a •louver Express" from ,
onto. I 1p. m`. dally, via Canadian '
cific it most convepient train. It stops
and connects far all principal points.
The equipment con+tats of up to -dant t
am! 'rd; slee(ters, ;dining car, tourist
:el -Impartment nthervatton can's
t clash coaches and colonist car.
The mast beautiful scenery in Canada
is alone the line of the Canadian Paciho
w,th tit igni,icent Rocky Mountain re -
oats at Banff. lake Lams. - and Glacier.
`I' • : contemplating a Pacific ((m�aast
p , Id get m touch with Garan
your child h(altlly? 12
Ihe or she u? to stan-
dard weight, of good color,
his studio. The site is particularly to d^. h 6 effort I of i1C21,
chosen, in that it is admirably situated I ghten the burdens of those
of those I with plenty
for the convenience of the many Lanese ! been hadrbeenn njuredd the e and the denten•
•
ands of visitors who will annually make who blood to nourish the $��
1 • I�tartin's Lane is 1 .loins if thews Canadian soldiers who had
pilgrimage to 't. St•
practically the gateway to the Theatre -
land of London, and the most cosmopol-
itan quarter of the West d Ea
he hs but a
unveiling
little distance away•
ceremony dill probably take plate early in
March.
MANY WOMEN USE
GLYCERiNE MIXTURE.
Gnderich women will be surprised at
the INSTANT pleasant action of simple
glycerine, buckthorn hark, etc., as mixed
in Adlet-i-ka. One spoonful relieves ANN/
CASE gas on stomach or sour stomach.
BeCalltle Adler-i-ka acts on BOTH upper
and lower bowel it often cures constipauon
and prevents appendicitis. One lady re -
porta herself cured of a had cue of bowel
tmuhle and constipation. Campbell's
Drug Store.
not returned. ing iss
nos She Doth !
For children who are is.
of Commerce
Sinton and Goderick, Ontario
rs the following courses :
BUSINESSEBUSINESSSTENIIIGK.1PHI('
tF:('KET:►RI-tL
CIVIL SERVICE
arranges Special Courses for students.
c. following advantages :
shry qualified reaching staff
cowl business system of bookkeepingn
redenyal typewr,ng tests
osinons guaranteed •
Vocational Training Whealdistrict. by C, ernneot ropwninsewr, awl
tiniabir lwtd.w. Ci'd Re«u/4auen,
Search out the weakest joints. pale, anaemic, under veiglit.
How cloth the gentle laundress
And always 44. rape the buttons off nervous, restless, Isled&RS, DT.
At the most strateitic ixants. Chases' Nerve Food is of the
greatest benefit imaginable.
194 ctia-raa
r term begins Mon., Jan. 3th
The rouble Man
It's a comfort to know there's
a man on whom you may call
in your troubles—the Plumber.
We know our business and
are.here to serve you.
FRED. HUNT
"THE PLUMBER ."
Plumbing !fettling
140 DEL
BOOT and SHOE
REPAIR DEPOT
ikhdtvgruiligitesi tor all kinds of
Footwecrr Repairs
Sad. Ward & Son
tlu, Lite Tligo4. Ti
The Double Track Route
MONTREAL
TORONTO
CHICAGO •
rnexcelied (lining car service
ft tog eat. on night trains. and
eli
parl r ram on principal day trains.
Eti infortnation from any Grand
Trun.arieket Agent. or C.. E. Born -
G. I 1 . La Mier, Station Agent. phone 29
F. F. 4AWItliNCR & SONS
Town AgestAs Phone .t1
"I guess so. Instead of the family
dcctor he now consults a specialist."
"Isn't Miss Boodlein a particular friend
of yours?"
"Yes. that's the trouble. She's too
particular. She refused rne hart night."
Abnormal Condition.
Hi* Passion. The Doctor —You say your little boy
Mra. Flathush-1 understand her hus- hats an abnormal appetite. In what way
band has a passion for mutat-. ! is it manifeated ?
Mts. liensonhurst —Yee. he has. Every The Mother—He's lout all deaire for
time she sings he dies into one.—Tonkers things that make him sitk.—Boston
*stigmas. . Globe.
Being mild and gentle in
tion, and yet 'wonderfully
makes the blood rich
up the feeble nerves.
JUST DROP IN
o•I o• nor work ri trial.
r old shot.. stroimil and let um
hat
SHOE REP..11RING
yon Why %%fair new gluten
W11141 POI CH % your Old
SMITH
The New Decorating tore
West Street \
In addition to our lines
etc., we handle all kinds of
of Wall Paper, Paints,
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I- GLASS
WINDOW GLASS
BEVELLED GLASS
PLATE GLASS
MIRRORS, etc.
If you are thinking of doing any decorating this
year, call on us and let us give you an estimate.
J. Cuthbertson
North Side West Street Goderich, Ont.
Itareatea
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