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-nwitSDAY„ gmacti 17., 1921.
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TBE INVASION OF GERMANY
It is said ,that the Germans, a'
hole and in .the United. States, are
in a great rage Over the irivesiou of
the Fatherland" by keen& and >iitrjt-
ish tro#Pii;'°' ,
Through private eor espeuidenee
we learn•. that this rage and hate is
directed chiefly a the:,Bri " '.
it spite of the fact . that it is the''.
'Fernch -who have stood out for ex-
treme measures, and that there are
many more French than British sol-
diers in ,Germany- .An old German=
American, who was venting, his rage
against the "English" on being told
that the British • wished to be more
lenient than the French, replied;
"That may be so;but if we had only`
the 'French todeal with we.' could
soon, kilt . them off." With the Brit-
ish also in. the game, the situation,.
so far • as fighting is concgined,. is
regarded as hopeless.
The story is told that Wherethe ex:
Kaiser learned that Britain had de-
cided to stand by France •in •the war,
he became despondent, and on being
asked the' reason replied that the',
"English"e were a stubborn people
and wwould not yield to force.
It appears that the...government
of Germanyapproves: of the ridicul-.
ons offer, made .'by its representative
es to , the Allied conference' at Lon-
don. .Actu=ated bythe Mme stupid
selfishness as chatacterized thein
throughout' the war;`, ' the Germans•
evidently regard the deraands of the
Allies as an act of robbery,,' and the
plain ,talk of ,Premier Lloyd George
fell upon deaf 'ears.
. It, is said'..that the ,.ex -Kaiser; from
the solitude of ' 'his prison •'home in
Holland, ! ` ,has published a book in
Which ,he maintains that he has been"
throughout .a pacifist, and that Brit-
ain, :France and Russia were respons-
ible for .the war. • Perhaps be really
believes -that; and perhaps' the -filer= -
man ' ,people believe that, There es
.no_eascoentinge for, bfir e
e .
The insane egotism of . the tie rman
is lis ,undoing. He sets out •with the
assumption that it does not really
,matter' with, -regard to people whb
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CAPITAL AND .IMESSBVE S8,D09,0o0
•Over 130 Bwiches
THE MOLSONS : _BANK
The Nelsons Bank wait every farmer to 'feel _that he
has a real . frend in the Manager, that he Will receive
s hearty welcome. rind canna .safely discuss with him his.
money steeds.
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LEC -TRIP MACI- I N IS
Call and' examine -Connor's' New'
Perfecting Washer and Wring
er before buying.
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UCK-NOW._
eare net 'German_ does net Matige
Who Hesitates
Is. tpsr
!Don't. te. Start today.
„sells 1.Eggs and
Whether Such.rtre robbed or kii.leA
enslaved. Lf :it made' for the 'great-
nesi of the Germans these things
would be •gooti; , That mien. teasle'ae:
lived .ontside: of GernieeieL- and, did
. ' -being German, should este riebt.s,
- -antle‘cia resisteand overt ;re::: the one
werte.W.ale peop-e of the world -
For :Sale 'BY
A; M SPENCE; 3LD.,. L1 CKNOW
us hack, in the ;dry :column-• where we".
were fora short. spell before 1919...
The vote will be On :the question:
"Are you in favor of the prehibition
of the importation, .or bi nging into ,
the produce of liquor fol• beverage
purposes?" And every' voter,. who
wants „to see a dry. Ontario . should
vote ,"yes.". ..•
A bare majority of • the votes cast
Will be sufficient .to bring the, prohi
btion into force, -but it is harly nee-
essary to say that thebigger the
majority the better" it„ will be. The
voting will be under the Dominion
Act,' and women have votes equally •
with' men. itis Highly desirable, that
every. vote be ,polled and • that every
voter' who wants.to see John Barley-
corn put down' and .out,, should; vote'
"yes."
— MAIL CONTRACT
And make money..
S1LVEILIV* &IDS, FOR SERVICE
carred at • Ottawa,-nntil nese; ..tiu-P :
day the 8th April; _19'21, for the con-.
'veyaince IIis Majesfy's 'Irpils, on . a
proposed Centred : far four years, six
times per week oxer' Bolyrood No: 2
turas ileonte, 13o,l. 'the ;;L'oetivae ee
General's pleas -tire.
' Panted notices' cent -Vein* further
infennution as to condi-dons of pro-.
poSed„''coetract may be 'seen abef
•foiens.-ofe Tender may be ob-
fns Uerefords was.8190.00, paid 1!Y
W. J., Y c iter -,ay, os l ruesels," fox'
l:ay Leaf, a reefer calf-onsigetd.•by
W. Je Gregg Son:, Gorrir.. .
In Shorthorns .CIivcf'To ntull, cer
I r &ssels paid the. highest i ;it c,. pe.Ya
lig
4300 for RPAnPearl 2nd a, 'four-
tar -old "Barr 'Flora." The Short-
horn
hort horn 'consignment of '38 head aver-
aged' $$129.50.
eel, IL McEwen, of Bron, also
paid' $300 for .the• Aberdeen Angus-
hEnfer 'b dY of Elm "Row, conttibuted
by W.
Bre Irenry, o Be1gravc 'thee:
seven "Toddies" .consigned made the.
high average of $191 75 "
A.
ca"onsiderable. rui bee eft :the: an-
irrals Tent into the.. h iree& i i r: ^u
who. ere begjtning in the pure bre4l
lite stock game, and ''hey should give
a good'"•account 'of thaniselves ''17ae:
atm' of the Association is to first disc
pose' • of their • surplus stock anti
is the •. second place advertise the
r.=erits• of the respective breeds anti,
encourage a_ large,' nurpber : of our.
f.irmers to start • in the breeding'. of
pure bred stock. Such efi'airs must'
have a beneficial effect on the stand -
and quality of' -the live steel: in
our section... •
Mr. R. T. Anion;, of Moffat, was the
Sectioneer in .charge and. gave' satis-,
faction to 'ell. Yr. Amos, is e yeung
man who has been in the, pare bred
stock::bnsiness for sonie time and has
lately taken lip , auctioneer work.
Mr.. Oscar Klopp; of, Zurich, assist-
ed 4,1r. Ainos, at the ringside and on
the block. Mr. Klopp,. is a Huron,
County boy who,lias lately taken up
this' work . and . can . handle • himself
With credit at work ^:of this 'kind:
The prices rec"eiearl' ate both the
rood quality .:of the cattle: as well as
the work' of :the auctiopeer.,:
PU•REBREI) SOLD. WELL'.
The Hitian ,County Breeders Aa
sedation's sale' 'of. pure bred . stork
held in . Wingham on ,T'hursday,..3lar.
20th, drew a. • good crowd ,and , oc'd
Prices were realized - from most of.
tl:e annals offered. All the Animals'
forty -mine iari''niiinber, tvere sehl: • £l e
total',Ale amounted to $6, r 52.50, an,
`average -of $138.00' per 'heed. The
'bulbs • averaged' $136?5 and .tbe cows
and' heifers. $138.50
Four 'llerefurds-wele-~seld':--at an'
tEmptsANCE
electors 47.--tni:
and, eonnty. have -Se often been' called:.
-open „te yote ppon the question of
*little wonder that manyare asking.
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Yrs. jainee Scott; thoeght to have
'been the oldest raiident ..of llritce?
Connty, died at her. home. near. Eden
able •,e ef 100 yeare and feel- days:
haVing died about.. 36" years
the: Eden Grove district. aed raised
datighters., The' eight gong '`ai• 'still
-living:- -lint- the -.:claughte:rs..iee eked
rage of .$12L25 • The top price one; Mrs. Gregg; having.pessed away
ave
Applf_ed
Vipt
Keeps the Skin Soft and
Smooth
lkiff ANY men.suffer. from
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AvA irritation :of the skin
as a r6sult of shaving. With
eczema,,, and. becomes most
.a,nnoying and unsightly.„ •
.Cbase'S 'Ointment after shay...!
ing the .is overcome •
•• and such' ailments as garber's •
itch and Eczema.are.cured,
1SO cehts him, all dealers, or Eamanaort.
only'a few anonthe See.
The'•ol.i hely` had ',throughout her? •
4 doctor until hie ilinets. She
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1 Utiried a#e NA -Offices of Hol:vroode hole it comes that they.are esited
-the Post !Mee' lesPector:
' Net Office Inspector,
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MONTREAL
racksom
Sleeping cats on Night Trains -and
•again on Apill 18. ,The following!'
'Mt the Ontarie Temperince Act
Ilibitittete.„,,the.;_en:tentr:ef abolishing
Yen ever beezt.'in Leavenworth, 'fez- ,Wfrtime Order-in-Con/keg w.."
Ks-Edison hesitat-
ed his '8' favorite
of "What Edison.
What other great
roaria favorite song*
-would you like --t
homy? -Come irk--
Edisoreafivarite
-Booth 12:19ineires
aseed the commerce! travel -
tare, the ina" portation and the ship.:
ler in thle suinkleg tar- .:;\743.? ,nient, into , any part Of Canada' Wh.e re
Part.or.Cit's FrialdPal Day. Ftain that's a 'dry' town; 'alright." proVincial prohibition obtained. 'So
informative from any Grind "TheY can't sell lig-am. at .0, long as thiS Order-in-Counal• Was, in
Trunk Ticket Agint• Or G. 'Fe' Elor' ' there?" 'asked ene of the nem. force Chatario wai ehry, but it Vrearee•
a snaee, sae! eee tra'teLer- The= or has been Lee eel, and ses a. resul : ,,,-;
,- v. F. Pkilijips; Agep% Luelmev.i. helve denlY one- snake -ea, town; and, we Imee "wet ,F.e'llars7 and-"ium-run
-. e 't--.-.andirei in arkg-Ioir. „;:,:e-aiii-'&alii- tie-, ormaneo 'Ian. --pas.--ied. What le• thitkiiiii,
day, it was mt.: thea to bite." , as ',"Bell 26" which provides oaths: if..
. . .I ask the DominioneGpverement .to
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,4VUUNATIC TEST% MT 1PRICX eli?.., ee.er.ed f."..;.;-: arra' 'rer-ei';fer eTe: ;eel,: tit:s1F-ars.. ;elle/It...7e eree.H7b,.. farg,faeseitkie::
' . 11141.Viiiiim.atra. a . er enough to lay fee le:4 ee. eel ;, ..e.,,,..tes, „,,,,..ft' thet Ls* vie de e bode
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U. ,get twel kinds. of musicywhen you
—so perfectly that you feel you. are liStening to
„the living ariist.
The .NeW Edison wilt' also :play ' all the.
talkIng74-4achine records.
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Always remember this! The New Edison does all' that
itny talking -machine can do. And,—it also does all that
any living artist can do. ,
You can pay for your New Edicon, or you cdti -