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.:gcnsyth of the Bank of .1tilnittnial han closeli •
InCidect•toitft .the, graiinnt *vele nuns' .4 ,
'...atcade.fronianinell colony M. a:eciest
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dte ,Bank's weitwaid •advaiton
coas4 One Of, the'linpOrtant kitki as, tmaisf;
ctmenta1•thaftri• Braachis. was, 'in cif0 •
iSt.WhieSho*ivhentlieBialic
4opened fitittranch
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tation.
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tOforerailivay • .
twee* Montreal
to_thelltrotiting.pepy•L'..,
illahig.e*Operitatit of•
d*Pa0,1e. !nfirtie
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Of the Bank's 667 Branches. Lc ant Ill Vi"
and x88 in the Mirk Provinoes,,.:7
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kited 1817
M. MacPherson, Manager,
OTECTING '.THE•• SUNK
Githle,''Wardert, Toale; ' Of ,Liste*ei
recently pilyec,*(1,•tvit:i Oro,- tti.wiv.
'13QfOre Magi#1'4A *id on
L•ouir,o0-'?*0:01*'.4(deil 4 r-
aringainmjs" The nn had dug
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out a den „cr44itiiiikai, #04: as „though'
they &d not PursisliMent enetigh
the process, the magistrate im-
posed a fine- of 46.00 ":boek,
Xt ap-
pears that the ak.Unle': ii.-.Prcitected
from molestation by the Game and
Fisheries: -Act !',Init the, Inw-makeis
af the coutts.tiught to Imar„itt, mind
tht the'+Aguirisr a good deal more
than a.' .4.144‘earer; In -the vicinity of
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'':house.ht-i.s a,VetY, great ,rinisanee,,'
14." Oil& *Id get: along very
hint: '
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MARGE. OP ARSON DISMISSED
„ The charge of arson laid Against
Wni.McKenzie of leeswater which
_arose, when, during 'September, this
aged man ivak found near the scene
of .a fire which destroyed .a-F,a,rn on
his own farm, was dismissed. by
• Magistrate, Walker on Nov.-1.8th.-The
evidenbe adduced at the :trial. • on
Sept.• 30th was ofa circumstantial
nature. '
:BIG EXPENDITURE ASKED
• Ratepayers of Bradford, Oa:, a
'iflge of 661 populatimi are being
A, CLEVER YOUNG, INDIAN
imearnaw,eam.
Mr. George •Garinw, a 17-rear-1dC1ippewa Indian ,boy froin,
port, near Brantford,Captured the
sweepstakes over all competitors 'at
the international match held
•recently 0 Kingston.- This_ was:.`the
largest event of its kind in the. world,
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lasting 'four days, and in Which :there
were ,370 entries. The sweepstakes
prize Was valued at $200. Garlew
won a $60 gold watch, which was the
first prize for boys under 19 years
of Age. Kelulf now, purchased a farm
asked by the counbirfo-vote an 'ex. in ontario and will apply hie prize
Penditure of $54,000 for A waterworks money, and skill towards An•agricult.,;,
system to be ne t ye d I •
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Nfo Bar th G9lf in Canada
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• Plint00014- taketit Aliffdtertets, l'at Of its Odiatti�. iini. ott'eh, the "aitiaiii ite Oittetil, teith, Otto* ' .....
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-aisidiing 26/40114,,, toteef left-tioini, eff',-,fitageo 2.0eMity• Red doilies show otiktitest of climate AS- • •-•-
rebricary at 11,10torta, • Picas ligli''.-g-t..W.
.i. , Beady ,Chaftenps CaPwitli,ntililatitre.rePrOnsfions-nt tkit '
-cup fee,:tfo "ioitilteita. 471, lot: atd toolyken nolotpetitfoisi,: -- .„„ ,, ,, ., • • , . • ,, .n. ,
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he process- --01- ,stiatelittik the latifels-from the -The wild.wintet-tottriiitatetit-tiat--Plated .ht lite --
_ ..._lis4v4,iit.ctotroiriOii,. ig: oftv.i.ltht, on it .0&•fit.ctit. •Cartatliatf Spert Calendir.:1110, PetroarY under the
..,,.0our_liazty__Of_thi,,,gritiweis,:leivir.it ile.r. nom- ht-the,nspes, at the Canadian :Pacific kailWayand proved
a griat ilibeeSS. Ill Vretbria •ffirtiirb iS 'a • puzely
tilild: eilligte-WVatittArver IslEtiifi Ittit.16-6-11:111011" • aniatetir affair; biluilcip, of-einirsei open .to men
Antionceittent Ilan. been made reeentlY that the and' Worrien, colinieting in their *Wit sectioiasi The
second Mel gritpreaS lletel,mid-Winter VII tour,. Main trophy is the E. W. Beatty Challenge' et#S, lit .
nainent at the Col:weed course, Victoria, Will be held present held by T. to,, Swan and Itra: new ,PateraoriA
• front ?ebur*1. to 24 includive,- a tline when the of Victortno-nithougli a large lint of other prizes is
enniltit isertil 6f tile ,bat parallel is popularly sip4. tieing posted. the ObinPetition is Olsen to all Victoria
posod to be rfeet deepin stoiv. ' Photographs included clubs and atio to any viiitnts it •that city, and in
it above is tit Will tillOW this pettier belief to be a irleiV of the -Site ot ;.thei, • entfy lig all links in tit.
41144 AS far as the VictOriat, course 44 encertiedi . vicinity of the 04)1* PS, pe50e4 449 Oiltii4
!Of .T•1#01,•
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TE WAR
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is said ..th4 fOr the,
hiAttn4 o 'Bessehen40e 0,11 the west-
wak a!!qq7 'n!Yiite4'Y 'tf)'91te. Who
kiww wikat:-was dzi uid What
happened,Wbiehth. Calerik141*44s; Any e 11bjetrtell)
144:
heaviest losses and although,UsuSua
the biAttiMQ4q 'wog thelr'obleeti'vev zt
;aer le no4t: 6:;14h, nit :r tie.
and sacrifice
It oz1y that the •t:49 fx-
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tPlkatiOn, is being .given,4n4.1t,threws
lin interesting ii,gbt npeit certain
re-
aIitie whiCh ,nt:the• time Were •;closely
gnarled nOrOte. •
:Lieut-qenetay Archibald 1Vlagrgniald
Speaking tin,,Arinistiee Day',
threw light Upon -.the ineident, • and
it:ainounts t,o the that the Canadian
and British armies- Were asked to
make.a great Zacrifiee, to SaVe 'the
alli�d case. t Thy, Pictou V.azette re-.
pbrted 'General" lifteDonalcifs• refetenCe
to the, aai tolinwa: •
:41.0ter theSeejeven year I ant
going te:•teil, Oni-the story of why
Paeseltiandale:-Itla' itinglit. 1 did n'ot
know nryseit nntil• • two 'Years later.
'`.'Atter:Welnittaken Bill 00 it wgs
planned tb Should go to Com.- .
br$ to 'Asskst;Byrig;. arid I. have
al-
ways wondered •rhat weld& haie hapt
,Petied i th� idian storni.. troops
'had been thret.r.,. in .there. A. Corps
et:Inferenee . Was, being held. 7 Pro*
:Where I was,,•Elit,ting 1. saw Haig!'is ear
;drive up. Outside. 'The Conference, was
adjourned :for ten miniitet; Currie
went Out; and he.azid Haig talked
hawk •nnd forth, Haig. seinied .:to be
litioirtr kept
eoPJshakingQlth
ion:..tiCurrie,
sTigd
C
eame. hr.:Haig :is necessary
thfit the •Csnatliatts take Passehendale
and soire' day 11 tell you :Why; 1-
alie.,-10st:heen-::patting-.'Ahis
to -
Currie and 1 said `Ni'4', and. •OnlY
:consented 'When;1 agreed ,•:that, the
&4tnedians be *end by an Artillery.
barge satififaetnry' to him.?
"And then Gserarivtar,donell told
'the story. HOW 200.000 ..Fieneh Sof-,
.diera had thrown diriVii their 'arms
The leaderii i ,til)e Mutiny had, been
put. in:Iron's' and the French' did hot
know how far tifiS .trotible had gone.
France
Pranee vas *AO, to -give "
• 'tLloyd Onerge-e.ante over. and :said.
tothe Frenell' government: Trance is
a soyereikii Witten, tv411 the right to
choose h4 14le .pCaction: but, no
inatter *AO Vranee? does,-. England
fights on it, the jait men and to the
laist, cartridge, find when the last car-
tridge has, been fired •EngIand will
"Clemencesn said: 'France Will not
• let England -fight alone, but the
French are, In tlo position to fight
now. If the Geiinans. attack they.
• 'will go through is:like a bot knife
through butter. • YOu Must' prevbrit
another 'attaelt on"the•French line for
the balance 0 the year.' •
"The ,only way to de this was. to
go after the' thint-the enemy prized
the meg; arid"Sif the Attacks on Zee-
brugge :and Paischendale were then
• Planned." 1
' •order te fully appreciate 'the
aituntion Confronted tbs
Headquarters at that tin -e . it
Must be recalled that the great great arm -
le' -of Russia,' war luspleSsly 'tvreCke'd
holchbyism; - the Italian army in
retreat and added •to this; the French
army- at the point, of rey`olution.
Under these itircurnstanees. it took
COurage for 1.yd Georg.. to speak -
as, he did,. and' for the British gen-
.erals to order an attliek .whieb in
putWard appearance must have the
appearance blundering. ••
We have seen it ,else -Where that at
one tittle 20CI,000 soldiers of the Fen
one time two hundred thousan-a sot,
Mere of •the Prench'urtnY'were about
to imitatelhe -Russians and throw
i•away their arms and go.ba home.
There never was a shadow of that
in the British or Carnid1,1n
.It hi because Of the intelligent firm-
ness that "BeitaIns never Shall be
Olives." r`•
• AN OLD RESiDEhiT � BLYTif
'•Thomas Baltarityne, the oldest resi-
dent of 1113,Ath villagedied. at ,the
/joint of htS detteter there on Sui
da yi NOV. .11th, 10 the age o -f 9. Mrr
Pallarityne Was a naive' of • OtillaftSi" 1 be was
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married • there_ to .Elizabetit; gistleIA'er
And within' an hour ate k the, cere,,,
nifty Th bride and groom -started.
f'AT Canada, :Alter ,spencling oin
.; Steak' ai:ttrathroy ancl.'at *roiete4
• the family initoved ttlYth 42 Years
ago. Mi. Ballsitityrie_Waa a WOolen•
mill worker and pursued thiS •e-edling
all his. Working. years, MS wife died
20 years age:. Ile is survived by four
• 'ions and to gters,• , •
TO err may he human_ but- it Isn't
eitactlY huittati tO beright erite"in,a
?I''T NEL
'• Ptthliehednicryr, Theyglev, !periling'',
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• ' at X;oelcinewr•aatario, 4..
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.DEAD I4SUE MAT COME TO•LIFF,
the recent election results :in Ontario:
saidk-"NO alibi nor excuse .kclin aItev
the at 'OM ilreiirthitien is' 'tit preselit
'? •l, Drunkwiek. And,
,neaalsine, ;In tbd".. Western
provincesn
t•-miiVerninent • •.. eontrol.
Versus •prohibition ;-has.,....been put to
attnight vete of the .,people, "tib.,7nup-
bred -•-bY,','politigar Cbila,iderationa ad
in, every.,eSe Prdhibitionhas been
decisively defented,", :
legislation • always has been
sWingiing •froin one tixtrente to the
other. The :great "'harm so Obviously
due to . the excessiVetise of intoxicat-
ing , ads as a -Constant urge
.tri-theie ,who. bave 'the good:0g society
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at li-A,11;t,, to eliminate' the Consurnp,
as :far .IIht prObibition•
measure's never , have been wholly'
,Succeasful, over :a, very large' ,
ritory. ,The • aTiectacle of it failure
to bring. about. deqirel eesditions
:turn • people away from, it, and they
seek soniething elae ;which- premises
•,setter reaults-Somewliat in 'the :spirit,
of."artything but what; we
the 'pendulum swingnI,Aeli-ond
•• Suppression of the •linnor' 'traffic
may: be a dead isSue. fora ,time,• but
it is helind ,,eonie to life again.
':The'evil is alwain' there, uSrally be,
coming worse' and •woise, T.Te, Moral
lanes*: 'teach lite. children the evils
• of alcohol and you °are putting° in
motion Another canipaign far
tion. Xenoperance sentiment is bound'
te express itself in 'prohibitory
14ttlan., - : • •.• "
One cannot iMagine an ideal Society
in 'which' drunkenness, or even; the
moderate : use -Of alcoholic hevealgeS
is -prevalent, and 'however • king • it
may bela Coining; when that eondi-
tion *comes.; Trwill :be through pro-
bibitionr, because people .are 'sure to,
proceed, tbni way about it.. •
• As a • matter '0 filet go.vernmen
control it a fOrm ,of prohibition an
so also was the license sys tem, Fh
• present -Ontario liquor, lawprohibits
eyerybody in the provinze from en, -
gaging in the liquer-selling Imaness.
The government naonopoiizes'the busi-
ness:. tinder license all but a few in
every • community were Prohiiiited
frbiri engaging in. the: liquor -vending
business. '' •
To be 'consistent those who Oppose
and , denounce prohibition must ad-
vocate that making and , selling of
liquor should be free as the Mak-
ing and selling of bread. But no-
body has the hardihood • to-do that:
People.differ not as to ,the advisability
of :..abselate, prohibition of, and free
trade, in liquor, but as to the degree
• andmethod of prohibition. File
'staunchest aditocate of, government
control is a prohibitionist. ite rcadily
c6nsents10 the absolute prohibition
of everyone, , but' .the government
from engaging in the liquor trade:
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tncan 1..11e (viOellition of the 0.
•That: is quite )ight.. Whon 1
ab.uses his 11,•en.,e. privilego.. til
:.ttdiultihliti4110:1:t:iti.::°;54411'111illi:lcliit:Ilii:1:1,;(..i:1;:ls.::i::1.::.11::11'1:'::;11::::
of thoAranic Liv,,. land rhat. the,
Stiin "i•Z'\dite , to ' i i 0 •01.,
right. Vint- the .t'octill l'iNsr.1 1
canoe] his . liquor • perr. 1 t , , . •
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HENRY FO•12,1)'S 1Z l'inil.:iil''
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itor, Re,cord.e show $AO' be woe
wizighls..Qtt
;ieeM
i .ife;.°44
11.t
s not within' • the ,poSt, Y•ear,. Wifinnit the
‘1,licle knowledge .that Wattyvas •Wanted by
IUthdolver Authorities; IVIegistrate Waltier
tied • wa,s Cf:14ed. upon 'to bangle ifl.Tht.•-•••
. ion' time he •wus ru o for • Which,
serAvIexidativseto4.1.3r
frQfl1 what '4fl be
learned, -la one oflvgryarcio tli
'Osit;Pan1411' .offendEv'y con
sidaiou is ers
veti4 in Years, -,h10 eventrAlly the .
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rtWe icelitihzees, Piitliheltenrile;1.1if7th":11;,..e'StiPs
horl 'interests. :of accused,. . to .114, .theni•
'of in .SehoOl of porree.
Wit,t4ertiin: TeleacOpe .•
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ou...}eli,i.01lt
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enghly f1cnd by'. tap.tk
.'4ciPSrn.g.
lee " f4r un,c: a
• ..elt to' ea
:C.ohference tpe: •he;s1.;.•'' .
largeit4titinstries: )111A*
• view to Avay;;J: j!‘f. •alser
,coi171 feenr.!r!:::11?.
aPPears,,,,to 4131'e ad,. a
his theory that. the, .spr.Nst • s.ap
of businIss is a sui‘Atan'ial•atm
of money in
iarniy N9 r rr'ng "So
a Mealis -hp'sint,A., he •
,t'hat • ttilet:ii he'• . no iut in
wages,: nix! he Wont ."st.i. far' as
to say that' in 'r.i:•• 41rits there would
beeonic Urr,1 iO'LlrS,e ler -
be an Far.,,Whcit •Intiine0:••'
'emple.'/.7%.;,- to .:-ozo 'is to• rodute.
. wages ,f ,:;•1•1` w.ag• e'
being 11 bi.g tu....t or, in •,',..ost of ,pred
ti)
be
tion, • mat .an...t...p.onditure of ' mo
• •A 11:11-.'.11c,r. of yc,,to Ford.. t
the, :view t .at. .1):-o.speros'us ..wOrk
'glass ''gOod 'tor .and,
has ai...Vays high Wagesr-tsett.
the. pal) icr inOly other 'factories
this. regard: .011.w.e time he
rinproved 'his. 'plAnts '‘that. w
able' to .turn'; out: immense' anloa
of Work: Ile . belie %,:es , effici• .
workors wel. as efficient •buyora
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BBL SS A, AS1S
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40SB.. scgt,INC1L,. m110.irTgs
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1-Y.- • • . • . 17-77:7- ' " '
•tbe Ait
'• oa.
With T8i11-: as 114?..orn-Ment..
ting members „preierit.• .. • ' • -
the ••-• 'The. intite31 of' last •regtila
t,-
1.16' ing, Cot. 28,•were read, and an me lencth n
of 11.i.ratt.oSh and Elliott were adopted.
port : . •
" Moced by M'craosh 0,n.4 tthott that
`114 interv.lety 11//e. At.. Me-
' as ••
rreig It.• raga rd;ng his eons plaint Of
.:1aniatte by Water from. Lott, Drain;
'Moved hy hose and McIntosh that
the t e•iznrci.• write - the treasurer of
Eincarcline Twp. re shortage in thco.:i
for a.Nciismetits on •Stirling
ti?• ltdd by MeIntoih and,Elliott.that
hill the remit. .Kineardine
the sum Of 40.'Oti, Engineer's estiniate,
• for Clerk's 'feea and` BY:LaWs ;
. Stirling Drain.
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ook . IVfoVeirhy..114CIntoSh and Elliott .th4
ing we. issue eheque fix': $413.50 paY`able .
ill:: . .stotilliiiiI•ji.•giciiordrtilliiien,.1t',.oli.,b,efot.re,nialltlio;evidvic./te_siz.,
in Ment 'of full easessment,by them. °:
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SO • Moved. by -Ross *and Huiten that the, .
ere praina:e, Petition 'of ,•Sarn.,'Ilewitt,ailil
rits. others..for a BroriCh ,dram; into.: tho.:. -
ent XinlbS.i. and Kincardine Drain he ae.......,
. '. cepted, ...1 rid .. :the Clerk- forward ',. 'to ' 1
. tngipeei, , Edi.4r to: examineind re- '
• .4 port. • - . , ,, . .. . • ;
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• _ . - . .. ' -•. Movta by Ross and .MeIntesh that ,.
"Ke ing up .1.,ili, the Jones/P, has. after-li.varing •,the,..ltrigmeer,s. .report• •
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saddleti this 'country" With a 'border] " on . the "'ROSS Dr•410 . Improvement,''' we • .
hazard ;. ef 'doing .Vdsinesi... add has
vane, debt, Nas ailded.to the (fest., and naldejeottipn•ng..i,talrited. ,dinits;Ciurisstilotilnet soe. cetillser'!lnuen.x6t
enhanced ., the ' cozt 'of living itore; inforinntio-n frorn the, Engineer.
.,parti'..ii.Y , .respLinsible .fut 'the''instal- nOtice 'if errors'in 'asaesinient being
than,N;e• are will:ng...1...0 .admit. It is .givilit.:ved :by. :ltbas and IltiSton , that •
by •R,•Titlin,. Lots 2849i 'Con. 4,.
that .(he Court of, Revisimf,be re -.op-
ened to:correct the 'same.'
The , Courtbeing dnly constituted •
and eviner4e submitted • it. wee-.
.bnildings'aboib the previous year, the •
IE
e seen
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'Moved by ,McIrittish altS.. Iliott thAt
an error was plainly to
placing $100c additional •on ,the same
Clerktriike the necessary. corrections..
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Moved by Koss :and McIntosh that •
• the Clerk, assesa,•pre-rita all ,parties
on. the,Aokert DrahiCfor rep.iirs and .,
notify them that sue:A ,asses.,inent is
'due. and payable on or, before Dec. 14, .
1929,- as after that • date interest will,
'be added on all amounts Unpaid- •
.' Moved by itoss.and' Huston that. the .
Clerk prepdrc a' By,Law w,laking- the
following appointments for pe Muni:
cipar ,Election to be held Jan. 6, 1930.
Poll No. 1: Orange Hall, Kinioss-
D.R.0.--,I. .9.. Pollock. No. 2, Orange
Hal, EiiIough---b.lt.0.-H.. A. Grah-
am., N. :1-, Township •Itall, •Holyrood,
-D.R.0.-Wm. Thompson. No..4, Pe-
ter .Cart.445, Con. 2,----D.R.O.--4klex -
finnan,. ?:o. 5. Brown's Stm`e, Lang- .
shle-D.L.9..- (leo. 4. Moffat. -Net .ri!
ThAitutenin,.whitechurch-ak.o.7-• •
Frank Henry. . : ' •• . . •
P.R.O. to rooeive $3.00 and 15e. per
n:),ile brie way dbliveritig.,Balkot, 1oit61. .
11;(0.:11,11h.,seeri.(s.'t,lie(.:4k.,(i).:8$.4e2:1.tOti.:1)1_.; tikaollost,liss,3,0P0 rei vaacthe.
1,V0,:ley ct, P.L. 152 to 155, -,Gray' el
Rd. $48.0:'); John .lohnnton, P.L. 156,
Re ,uirfa int; 1.1,..3.16; ..i. A. 14010M:ion ,
115v 17ii,. RT(h. ir,r).:1.1. ing 10, 58.30: John Ken-
ned,r-, P.1,. 1 ",8, kilning' 3, 2.691, J..17".
Dansoh, l',1...15(.7. Croding 2; 10.10:
0:1PL.•160, Placing'Cul-,
vort 12, 11:Itri 3. A. MaeKinricin, P.L.
1 61.. flo : ' tf,,t 'mg 4, 2:f.47 Alex. Vow-
.m.ent" e hl o,f buying itn'd.
e -and • or a 'continuance' of that Vicious
systeni of "having' it charged." •
• Creditis thi.. bails of all cominerce.i
and we -chi ,trade. is .ilependeili on he
uprightness and 'integrity Of 'nations,
often find it expedi-
ent to issue d.ibentares rather than
collect h fufl'ain.ount.of some capi-
tal. eipcn,diture in one year's taxes.
And a larner cerminly is justified in
• assuming Tic obligations of a • mort-
gage if he is p`ar,..ha.iing' a farm or
making a real improvement to the
old. one. It is • not linkisin.esslike
either, to p•,:i•:•Ivis'e riate3sary, equip-
raeut "on time' if the use,of the new
maChinery will ph'y carving chirges
and 'in a !•easonabh. peric,d liquidate
the debt incurred. The u...e of credit
is quite busine4.slike •and coalmen&
able, hut the a' 'use 'of it Li INa,11.,1,g
many faini1e. to itrd shallow :water
and dan, ero a. •
A. small JoWn.,c dled
. .
the midv.,!stein Stn4.4, acting on the
advice -of it Chandwr tf Commerce,
went on a ta•h )ai•is. The butchitr,
the baker II•al 'maker
ll lockeil 1,;t4i and started
doing .1stiqine; 01, a strictly c.1411
haqis. It wa. not Nithout' fear and
treeihling• thot iFpy adopted this
ufipoptilax. poli..y, fial they had
r1sef ht0 to.Ler transferring
their trthe merri.i:tit., ed charm
ade . tri crer venter9•
whf;tred.
•otint:4. the ;•101 ,1 ,:trU:1$-"
tf• to 1'
UT' atrial. f tto...qo v•foi ir,crta od
ItePansp„ r • ,a1P from ht4!es
around' ha e r,7")er,• the •les-
,4ened o„.;* r
9.1eff::(1;(1}:'n,t11,':hl......1::1-:1:- '1't:17'.:(1:.';'•.;,,::rt(r:,
havi,e•
THE. WAR PREMIER .OF FR4NCE
. •
, • .
• One by one the great, moil who
plaired a leading part in, the World
War ,are passing from the scene.
• No wonder that George Clemen-
ceau :I•As gone. .IIe Was .88 years of
age o and liathbecti a hard fighter all
his life. .
In 1917 many leading ri:Onchmen
were About ',prepared •I*O” give up. kilt
-
/rig. It Seems strange that tiky shouid
, be se, seeing that nothing but hum-
iliation and slavei•y 'awaited them
atni.,0 their Lountrymon,
It vas ,at this time that c'lenen-
ceati became priineininister and hi,
'energy, and onthusiasini Appears t -
have brought 110W courage to... lir
..vh4i. nation.' And •the ,arniy that
wee aout ready.' to thew down thf.:r
arms and go home', 'ha the Ruk
did totic--'freAli courage ond develepel
A new fightirig spirit whioj. pre%ti.e 1
to the clos'e. "• -, •
The 'couagebus energy. of 1.loy71
GeOrgc in Britain had a like in Tirirfi.;
effect, although- , the nierale., of
tititieh Peoiqe and nav.p.r: fel;
to: the pt4nt,viross eitfitting v.its'eNyn
itrOught- • '
•he ticitior Contosl Tioqr,(1 and thf•
Ifighways: berari,rnent are voinsr t11 . .
-41 0 -re ••••;•••.n,,iy
•ti.1,1••te . ft •
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n
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f•lr'll 01, r't
if!. Fill • i,1 the 'a, td
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a•t rf• • i • it
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P e •
n, P.1 . 16'1, 'Tile, 47.thli A.
; 4, 10212s a, J.
klacKini P.1.: 161, Team' 10, 5.grt:
• rh w it I, r.. 165, Placing Tile 20,
W)11, ('..ntrthm, .P.I.,, 106, Re su.;-
laving- Pi. .";,' ",7- .1. A. MOCincion
1r,7, Sol; I 87: ttnehen TAtt, Cott -
I roil ihn ra • eron lira- in, $1.62,1, Chas.
Fliirt, •••• ' krti ,2A 00:
Ridy, kvn4willc1. btfeh, 88,00:
‘1 h -1411S, It441-eard-i-ne
F,•••e4 A Pki.,Laws .
A . . r Irge, 'In
to -operate th,getthig .thv 141.61.1h11,1.1,,'y
AV er j\i'l 1117,:rM 10 rib JP it,
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river off the. .1.(r.,„0,---rh-e,, Alb r,..
-,.-rtfrtr -mut t r at, py
Henry; ••4n1nia-tfer
eently made smthiii, hy ' [rim. ;Jr. .1 At,bt
1,1);Qqauoi°,71,1,f;oritrol., Board ,wi:1 I `,"1:',.1.1'," Y.1* 'cu• ivi
ThO n (,, ap,;„
•
report to the Iligliwar, Departral-4 '"
cateelations of liquor per.nits and,.
bit the •••,114e.a. hEnd, ,the 1,t6sri4 pa ,
nittit Will 'report I( (Ttlas' 't"tk Ty r•e
to the Control Board, %'here it seetal 'clTatt, 1 .ter- hdinitted el.c.nr,rd
desirable, the ,Ctincelation of one
;1i•fthgs.pri?;:f.;14:i1:
lolin f'Irrieft
ttisn�n
it. Lane, tierlc;i
.gtirling Nth) 1lO0-,•46.hit_41t
tarm. ,71q,eR,teyjtfl • Drain,
06,DR: • irr) AlQxandor, Tret1-6,, ftlCitt.
Tp, allowances •on ,
StiHfrtg
• 118.5(1; Thr$!.(1., Gautit, Tree's.
kinkiss Tp.. Township 'Assessment on
nrain
.rehmeil f.1 •"d to no Agititt 611
Monday, 'bo, 4!111 bor 16," lon rt,titsnat
time and piece, •
,r6hrt it• Lana, Clerks
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