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CAPITAL AN t RESERVE. ,$11. 011
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THE IVIoLsoivs $Ar
'OM ,cost of living ia,'ffalling, also the pride- QfAfood stuff.
This ,neressitateri ince eased `production .-Producemore and
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default. lit. your deposit._ your. surplus in The liolsiins' lank
whore ;it will be ready for anycall and yet. be -earning int- ,
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. FARM MACHINES` and 'REPAIRS•
Tractors and .Engines; •
Geo. White Son Threshing Maehines;
"Louden'is. Litter Carriers,. Stills, Stanions and •
• • Vater'aiowla; .
Frost's. Coiled` Wire and Wore n Fence, I "
Connor's' Perfection Electric ;tVasher;
Goutiay, Winter aid • Lee ming Pianos. .
FOR SALE' BY
vv. ai. ANDREW, -: LUCKNOWL.
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vnwlatira overt Tai , swigs*
at Lnek110114 OnturPo,,
pa .MAO$ 1DNt�1lC, I'ro.aiSwr
and )~duce.
TIIWIRSDAY,. MAY 5th,, 1021..
is'Is The Season
Cor Oil Stoves
EIATORIA#, TALII,
If conditions' arising out ,of the
strike of coal niinera over in Britain
are as -bad .as reported they _are ser-
ious indeed. .For .they time being' All
negotiations looking towards a set-
tlpment are off. The .miners -appear
determined' to either 'rite the mines
.or ruin them • •' Just how, they 'and
many others Manage •to live isa
mystery, '°fit issaid that fifty ofilte.
Ones, nes, in Scotland a iso, f ooded vrritl'tr
w ter° •thatuepetation of them,eannot
bel resumed, Vliile' . rainy other • im-
portant mines .must •'be ,in'a some-
whist, similar condition. At best it
nil' take months after work. is re-
sumed to -get the production- of coal
up to anything approaching what it
was:.befere• the, trouble: began.. If,
the • hol'd-up iii coal : production con-
tinues, practically* all • industry along
with railway transportation must be-
come paralysed: Coal will be
ported to some extent, but that will
furnish only •lioundq where, tons are
needed. The" mine owners and -oper-
ators slain oto, have made concessions
to the miners which' (woula'tipe out
'all their proi`its, .and the -government.
gent so' far • as • to , offer a bongs of
ten milliod pounds sterling'; in addi-
tion, • but this , the 'miners refused.
The point' thet are holding out for is
that the revenues from all the nines
be pooled and that workmen be paid
the _
same scale of-. wages ip': the poor:
and, rich mines''alike, The .mire own -
ere and' the government evidently.
feel that Giese concessions.cannot.be
made, and that .the points, ;at issue,
must be settled' finally:
ID►f,ENESS AN.D CRIME
Wliatt has come over be young
menof today that makes .them so.
crime crazed? What induces them
to gamble . with death and trample
a good name in the mire that fond
-parents 'strove lite bard' to build and
maintain for them that they might
ie, honored afnong men? Why de
Youths disgrace and break that
'great heart" who braved death it-„
self .that they. "night be born to. life,
their mothers " Young men, are lie -
!coming '
e-!oming' rotten at heart and enlisting'
in 4he service of the deyll despite
their eieemhlary home training, "and.
alt -from the cause •of .idleness, and,
greed for money,. ;War has left the
country.' ' infested with sluggards
nary: of •wliom Were previously am:,,
yitious and industrltus,.youtJg men.
Out of this reverse' there seems to
have', swarmed an .' unnlYinbered' host
of dishonest.itien, like vermin from a
carcass.. The - unwillingness te_ work
.coupled with- the love of money has
ed them to robbing banks, holding
up . storekeepers and pedestrians,
and even •committing the capital
,,rimeof murder. The budget of
?ash day is incomplete without ' its
Hit :of crimes, mostly .committed ' by"
young Men in the" early . twenties,
Who apparently.. fail to realize the
Trove :mistake theyhave made of
their lives until they • are ' lodged be-
hind prison bars, some- awaiting' the
day :when, they are required to. pay
the extreme : penalty on the gallows:
The terrible passion for .,'stealing
rarely grows upon the young except
through: the necessities of their idle
pleasures. The•; appetite for vicious:
pleasure outruns the. means of ,pro-
curing it.'' The 'theatre, the -card,
table, -the ~midnight carousatt demand
money. :When scanty earnings are
gone 'the , oung `man • pilfersan.l robs
and when excaught: in the - ''act,, • .the
fear.• of punishment drives 'rim ' to
:grater.`triine of , Murder.' Young
men of, indolent trays •go take 'holiest
einploynient and. hearken., unto tie
'words of the :apostle Fault who said
"Let him that stole '. steal no ;more,
'.ant''rather let 'hini labor, working.
• with • his:' hands 'the thing which is
Lood'•''-Exchange:
We have. 1",..2,-3
or 4 burners, with
or without shelf:
The name "New
Perfection" is a
guarantee of Q ual.
ity,.
Goal Oil. 30c, per' gal.
,-All-Grades„ and Styles of wen •
Fences. Gates, Poultry Netting, Coil
lri[artun : Senor s TOO- ode
Pure Paints ;: nd Varnishes.
-Remember our prices on Auto Oil.
and. Cup - Grease. Auto, and- Bicycle
Tires and Tubes.'
We would be- pleased to give you
a price ' on Electric . Irons, 'Vacuum
Cleaners, etc.
as±ol%ne 40c ppr gal.
n' itli the ..first ,:of May" the prov-
ince of Quebec came under new reg-'
ulations :regarding:. the saleof intox-
icating liquors: Bar -rooms and Priv-
ately .owned liquor stores.. ire a1)01-
ished, and the; whole trade. passed
under control of `a government com-
mission,
om-mission.,l Thiscommission will coni
dust shops ler 'depots in the towns
and cities, but will sell bottled liqu-
ors only; and this one •bottle to :line
person :at . a `tirie. ' The., Commission
will._not.{Ship. liquors : to 'points _out-
side of "the .province:. It ..will . not. be
'interested in making'money Out •of,
the busines t
a .bungalow worth gi0,fi00
•. A•farmer :in. 'Greenock lost three
head of cattle • from 'black :quarter
during thepast• week,; •and at tune
of writing- three ..othieru an"n"als were
su'fferiiig from, . the •' n?e' trouble.
This disease has; been ' very pre' al
cut. in some sect.ions of 'Ontario dor-
ng._,the Past winter.
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'You Are g • .
•ES, .: and that is' just .,`.
)4,iow"What wins
be the matter?" • _
"Why, I. had tonsilitis, and •
my Whole system seemed. to
be poisoned and sun` down.
So mtich, so that I : do not
seem to gain strength."
• "Will you let me be ypur
doctor and do as I tell you?".
"cI will . do anything to get
strong and well. I have been
sitting here too • long al-
ready."
"Well,. you sena to " the
drug store for' six .boxes of
Dr. Chase's Nerve Food, and
take one pill after each meal
and at bedtime.. Believe me,
it will not be long until- you
feel the benefit of this treat-
ment and find yourself gain-
ing in health and rgdr.".
`•'How do you know?"
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Res: Piione,121
ss Troublesome
Adjustments,
isSciences .,
Juty 4th to August -12th
.For Information and Calendar write
K. P. R. NEVI) ,l-'., Registrar'
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4 "I. know "from Pe i scin?l ex-
perience. I After I had the
• was.left.,Just like you
are y.: nnzc_ �lI ,.run''
could :.pot s1"en;• the little
,fO61 I ate.did not.seem to do
• the any good, and I was get=
ting pretty blue;" "
Miss Wocks, of near • Tees"- ater, :is
visiting with lie" ;"sous""", Mrs: • Wes.
Leggatt,; ,.` .
• Mrs: X: Weaver • has been in
Guelph far :the past'."ta o •weeks; tak-
ing a .course. in domestic $'deice
• Mrs., Walters;P•et.ealross, •sisited
last' geek with her sister, ;1tr` mite'
Campbell ;firs. Campbell Was .q
ill for, a few days hut is better again
Mr.
and Airs Chas Martin, • of:
Winglianl-iict:; Visited on 'Sunday
with 'Mr:. and:' Ars: Roland ' H-et1der=•
"Well, my wife had been
• usirfi' Dr;°Chase's Nerve:
Todd, rid insisting. On the
giving it a trial. You know
the rest,:for I was soon about
again; as hale+ and hearty as
e'er.. I have told lots of peo-
ple about thrs Nerve Food.•
and necei knew it to fail
"You' are •to be the -doctor
,in this else, so I. will• follow
• your advice."
Dr, Chase's .Nerve ' Food,
50e,a b x:..all delaw,' or Ed-
,manson, Bates ,
Toronto.
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Mr, "J. S. Kneelite1,1• a lyealthr fnr
niture manufacturer of : Hanauer,
has offered' .to pie. sent` his fine .large
residence,. value$ at n1 out.hospital',
5t�,040:
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the 'tort i,, fair use. as a..,.hospi al'on
kot 4ition that the 'tvwn build for' him
'TN: e-s*yfi' e •empla}.ees ‘:of ,:the'',111c
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Coclnib Fu?i'ture ..C'o.,-'krnc<i, 11e,
were out on :strike. tact ` week/1Jn
the :saturda : previous thej' -bad .:re
Mrs. Shaw; ai;d childrQn,' 'of, Teed"--
xo, are • visiting with lir.' and 1tr-.--
Jas McGregor.
Mr. and Mrs...Clark; Mr and :Miss'..
aGallaghe mid_-, .. Stellingt fsf, •.C�d
11iis_s Baia Henry, wno has, been at-
tending -.16100 at Guelph,-
niont is.
)lir :: liar ]lei lie;: of 3\ ilkert,^n
• was home on : Sunda -•
Ree,, • Mr- Seobie. Rain in 'Chatham
for. a :few days last week attending
the-Syroz.d »hest" 'was.in'.session.
Bias.-borothti lIutciuk(fn
hani, .visited cher „Sundae' ''at 'thee•
hoare of ,.her ;uncle; :fir. Wni :'.Conn.
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Celled notice of• a cut in their wages
and• decided to strike rather than :ac
cent the: lower .rate
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The • cat- . illustrates `another . ad
dition to ' the Empretls f;}iiti
Note: the neat heel ani the nes
hand over the: in<tep ^ Friee 0.50..
CAmERO5.'•_MI,'RI)OC"H & CO.•
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arries • n---
x. ,,..,_s,_..+,( rte' -.l' . ' ,.�::: saw. ? 4-•' et!•.t_ t1'1 ,A .
�t�.�iiiT' sa2ita"..•a„ ,�..j rc�if. �w�.a:,��..
";!Vtatnly, we•
suppose,-" ecausc we- are aii[�"" ` ..
: talinan and want a" little more that vte
ire.entitled'tOr
But ct'en aur, most .prwate ciptn2c ns o
`tie fauness.ot. t d u.r ent,.Cart rnri,,
fault with the rrnethoc .cif stztiing
claims on Ames '♦olden "Ant hogs.."
Yon ate'•alwa's right with ourselvcs.•and .he ,
,manufacturer, We.l+erst,►tially. iook.•,after '.our•
inter;sts. 'There is no needless red -tape, dela Or
tient
is inf,firciag,our tnr;leurte iii{ responsihilit', .
and your,mpensatien.. Amar Hnldetl' PiutC1 ;..
• Shoes"
ate guaranteed against' am deht't 'in
inatef alorworl:manshi .d oh ut time
or•mileage
11 •-limitr.-•••'ilieserc athn r Wait -without
.,Qaibbk or evasion.
• Colne ro Vs 'tet
4AIVILe uTS0HOLD-tilsys
Cord and Fatale Tires if all Standard Sizes'
a W.SMITH
LlJ VllNOW, " oN 1'.
PHONE 148 ..
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' d.itions revealed 1.7:‘,. the 'war—incre'
than li tlt of .cUrC201a,'.1a? t g
Tit�nlit�"od ttit�i
for 'canit 't,t'
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tarp ser.I It e
13ecause ,.~•met'
etics of tare; i:.dl ' expo +, . realm :rl;
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necessary ..-a s.;t.n a.a'-to G:.veii-n ile t
)at,..' aro_ _other. _am-
-poli:tution is so +ell prepared to
undertake there great responsibilli=
ties • ps : the R.11 'Caws*" and: thQtr
!I1Q :de a'L !'_. iP?ore. ths _
hearty and enthusiast*c support of
;,cit tr�.aple 4f,
ONTARIO ENROLLMENMAY
rnl:011 V.ith ',w m• loot1.1 Ilttit C rl'sa 1 t u',,•1, t a•t' rf'•:•i C't,*nrnlit4,
'' +r,• if tiiers'1R ii'iio in 'our comrlitu.i;1- +situ trite Or.1:*r'3ta ProVabbiti
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