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son of the :ebi*f sbet 3W1der that
he vvalt about twenty, years of age,
and -'that 'be wee drawing the modest
:salary of seventj4wo thenSand dol-
lana per epr. Titin Yount, et ,cause,
new not about the • business'
did noth-stain ;for it.` He was rade`
president'and was being paid •tlte big
Salary just sae, a mean of robbing the
Other : shareholders, • and • oat, keeping
the dividends down: to 'reasonable
proportions. 'And the company really'
could not'afford•tar pay 'higher wages.
to its conductors. '
It is for reasons such asthese that
the Bell Telephone Company says it
must be permitted •' Q dig ar little
deeper into the• pockets 'of the users:
of ° telephones. And it may, he that
thittty ,thousand dollar president ,will'
"put it,. ovel!Cy the; Railroad'.. Board
and,. thus earn his salary not by the
sweat_ of his brow ,b it'll r hi Gunn-
ing•.
THE REASON WHY '
Wh1 is it that members •ef parlia�
ment becoming : Cabinet Ministers
Have to present .themselves to -their
constituents for re-election? It isbe-
cause the sins of the fathers are Vis-
ited upon the children. Centuries ago,
tine. Kings of Britain used to win over
to the royalist cause members elect•
ed to oppose them. It • was done by
giving them places of emolument un-.
der the' Crown, To prevent this; part.
iament passed an Act which compels
member$ accepting such places to se-
cure the .consent of their electors.
That law is not so necessary now yet ,
it would be unwise to, repeal 'it; Sup-
pose. Mr. King had succeeded In
bringing into his government Mr,
Crerar-,and- several other Progres-,
sives, would it'not be proper for them
to get the consent of their -electors?
It• is :possible that many . of those
electors having been' taught that the
tleotold-"p taies `a bad ;would object.
to. - their' representatives linking` up -
with' one of them. Having failed .in
that,' he might try to win•.over'a few
Conservatives by offering them places
in his Cabinet. They .were elected to.
oppose'Mr, King, Would itbe fair. for
them; to- support him without getting'
bhe-consent of their constiuents?.
Those bad . old Kings were respon-
sible .for some good old ,laws. --Kin-
cardine .Review,
421
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,p BOYS AGIR k Came hi and join ons Christmas Club now. You
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W01 pieaue your palmate. when you do, and they willheli you oaten enough
to ***kg your musette, TWO CENTS will start you.. • .
TbS- following table* sxplaia the different Clubst; .:: ,
• _INCREASING CLUB PLAN
InPtist 10 . 20 0 or 10o the lIrttt.wsek. ' INCREASE. your deposit.
2o, 6o�rflOo'each. Week. In 50 merit: •y L �y �.
lo Club'' $12.75 _ CIUb pays
20 Club pa $26.60. Oo Club pays 5127.50 -
DECREASING CLUB PLAN "
°kart. with, the largest aunt and l ouP Ma,.:..' -. =its-
.eie kt;,• This IS a very popular plans
° , EVEN AMOUNT CLUB PLAN '
Put In the SAME. AMOUNT math week. In 50 weeks:
250 Club pays 212,50 05.00 Club pays $250.00
50c Club pays .00 • r 0.00 Club pays 5500.00
Cl -db pays 50.00 .00 Club pays ,
lu 1 000.00
:00 Club Ma 00.00 00 Club pays 52400.00 •.
We invite ,every; Boy and Girl, and every . man and woman .ton join our
Club It makers `SAYERS" -slot, "SPENDERS:'
• 'We will Welcome icrth
': "BANK of4 IAMILION
d.. A. Glennie, :Manager.
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MACHINE and.REPAIRS _.
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Geo. White- It Sow Threshing' Mac hines
postdate* Litter Sarriera, • StellaR 8tancions. and
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• Front's' Coiled Wire ane -`Wove n Fence;
Connor's: Perfection 'Electric Washer;
;GourisY, Winter' an Leeming Piano%'
FOIA SALE "B7i - ,•.
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i'HIJRSDAY, JANUARY '19tk,, 1922,,
T E CHApJTAUQIIA '
ENTERTAINMENT'S
The program .given lin ;the Town
Hall last -Saturday evening •by (yap,
els anal: •Company brought this sea -
sort's aeries of : Chautauqua concerts
.to a close in Lucknow.
.' •This series ''was arranged for #ay
the Lucknow- Fire Company with the
double purpose of giving the people
'of Lucknow and vicinity the oppart
unity of . enjoying .sgtne� of the best
musical ' and elocutionery' talent now
before, the.public, andincidentally to.
get money to carry on their works of
patriotism and charity. -
In their 'first aim. the 'Company
was 'eminently successful. The, talent
was all of 'a high order,' and th 'pro-
,grams were entertaining and elucat-
ive, Unfortupnately the enterprise
was not successful in a .financial.
way. There 'was net a, good crowd in
the Hall on any : one of the evenings
.and every one 'lost money for the
Fire Company. '
This appears 'to be the experience
in. many► Ontario towns and villages
where the• Chautauqua courses, are..
given.."Elsewhere, _ as: throughout,. the
greater parte of the,,United• 'States
and in: our own western - rovince3 'it
is, different, • There the Chautattque
entertainments are very popularand
are a:succes• year 'after year.
.. ` Xt is- unfortunate ,that the :People
of Ontario have not taken more. kind
ly. to the ' Chautaqua idea. - There-: al=
ways is something unique about' the
program. It preserves. its original
aim of being•=edurga'tive--and-elevating.
The• Dixy Duo which gave the Second
entertainment here portrayed - the
Manners .and social' life of -.the dark
and white people of -the - Southern
States;"and they did this, in a most`
atttractive and .z, entertaining wap.
Dr. Carpenter, .the thought of whose
lecture • '•seemed to frighten a great
many,gave a :wonderful•description
of the universe,so far as science has'
been able to reveal it •And he did
this withoutN•for -a moment tiring his
audience., Indeed those .who listened
to Dr. Carpenter felt, that they had.
enjoyed a, treat. and that their intell�`
igence had: been,'. put upon- a higher
_level. Then. came Oyapela,^the Indian A:f&w days age a., mall who has a
princess--andher=iwo-•companion�•de= son--who--has--just---some-- within the
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pitting ; the 'social customs and cere-- range. of the Boy ' Scout' age, Mademonies • of the vanishing Red'Man, application for his boy 'to :become • a
In every; instance there was some Snember of 'one of 'the local troops,
thing `mode tFian "In -ere', , In - talking tooth eo
Sutniiirsteriin-
Ment which pleases for. the moment . very pointedly asked for' the names
and leaves 'one • no• better off than "of the members of the troop; As the,•.
before...,:;. - lames• were called over‘he stopped at
• , :ane, Why,is that boy a member of
• _ • ' " • - the Scouts,' he asked, for 'he has been
WHY THE BELL, TELEPHONE Co proven bad to the'core.
' NEEDS •MORE MONEY What a big mistake ` to • majce by
• a — - 'calling a young boy -"bad -to the tore!-:
As - is generally known the Bell: No boy_ is bad at heart while he -is so
Telephone --Company is asking -for --young : ;Al_1==he needs as -a hfb do=get
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' : THEY GET • A CHANCE:'
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INCORRPORATED'1855 ' -
Capital• Paid. Up $4,000,000
Re erve , Fund ° A5,000,000
Oven .124` Branches •
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e Is
its
_ courts 'f oil
The_, Molaone Bank•.prides itself on _the. _ ..:.. tty__t► .. >l _
No Matter' how -large or luny sMall the volume of. your business with
t►nkyou are +�iiv s -a u r . courteous ti d -cordial• reception.
t1�aett3' sli .ed 'a
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De - mail given care f ul- •attention. '
posit.$ .kry ¢, - _ _..
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PLUMBING•
food plumbing in' your home it
a source of pleasure 'to the whole
household.' ' •
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can ..e -.1 bath-
;. _..• Any handy man _ nirt _ta! _.
boom- .fixtures Oat make neat_
°. 'appearance,:' but the vital parts .
of a plumbing Job Are concealed;
under the floor, and require :the .
a - - al mechanat,__
svorkm nalaiA..�n-.a--,rn
r Ba. alto' to .Consult ua'::befara •,
taeiii °youa p contrast, { }g
• We handle; the wolf known :lac- • .
la, Pipeless, and the Empire
King,` Pipe or ,Pipeless• Furnaces.
Thes furnaces, installed by us,
are - a pleasure to . operate, and
give 'A No, 1 heating results. -
Headquarters #or • Eavetrou2-
ing, Sheet Metal Work and Elea:,-
trical Work, •
• Special Attonties:. Paid to All
• Country Work,
DRINKWALTER,
olaaER R TINSMITH '
'POO .lir _ ,. Lychee
Lucknow L.O.144 No. 428, meet .in
their lodge room every second .Tues-
day of the- month at -8 -o'clock pm:
W.M. Jai. :Irwin; Rec. Sec'y., Wm.
McQuillan, „ •
LO.O.F. Lucknow Lodge meets every
Friday evening at 8 o'clock -in their
Hall, Campbell streets All brethren
cordially invited. Officers; Noble
Grand; .Robt. Johnston; Vice Grand,
Sick. Barbour;: Ras. Sae., I. Aitcbi+
11011; -Fin ==Stns, Dr. Patarsonl4"rirstl
nrer. Altai'. Sons. `
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permission.; - to increase, the rates. him .out of writ that he has unfortun'
charged• -for its-pservice=to•phone users--ately:-•slipped Ante :All.+boys are _giv
• '. Being a natural monopollr; and be... en a chance in the :Scouts ,to make
ing rn. the enjoyment of priveleges good, ;, •Do;•you sincerely:_ think that.
• a oy
if b tsrho 'h s'mad'e •it- mistake -in_
granted --by; our goyerments,-tire- conn- . a
:pony-- is sot allowed -to--fix its own -his early day_ss-:when._ptaeed - amongst'
price -tor tor:its; services -if •it were- so --a group- .of—good—boysvwi11 cop-ranpt i Lisa's , Hstad-Whit. _Moore.-: : --
Lucknow-Root; Johnston;.•
Paisley -D; :Forrester.
:Indoor - J4 .e.n ..
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Spending- more time indoor
make% women • far more subject to ,
constipation than meta.. ,
The liver:. be. cows sluggish and
torpid, the bowels constipated and
4th> iystem poisoned by impurities.
If you would . get away . ,fronw'
the ..myriads._of 118;,• which..result..
from constipation, it is only neces-
sary to use Dr. Chase's Kidney
Liver Pals. ••
The benefits from their useant
as lasting as they.. are prompt• and
certain.
Mrs.' John. Barry. ^ 18 St.
Ainable, Street, Quebec, Que.,
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ites:
••"bib isms certify that 1 was ,troubled
for years with conitipation and tried.
all hinds ofmedicines without relief. At
fat my, husband' suggested-. that. 1 try;
Dr, Chase's, Kidaiy-Liver Pills. 1 did
so, and must say that:• they have given
tae morerelief than .a11 the medicine 1
have taken during the Iasi fifteen years.
1 rimy also w
add. that '1 have ed Dr.
Chases Ointment for piles with' excel-
lent results." • , •
Dr. Chase's , Kidney -Liver
Pills. -one pill'•a' dose, 25,c .a box:
all dealereor-Edmenson=Bates c -
Co., Ltd:, Toronto. •
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BRUCE •COUNTY. COUNCIL '
• FOR 1922 '•
, Thirteen nett members . in. Bruce
County "Council•, means -that 'between
•one-third and one -hall of the mem-'
hers .will be new blood,: The Coun-
cil for 1922, - which holds its first
session on Tuesday,: January' 24, at
Walkerton, will ' •pave, among, 'its,
menrbers the - :following; • new ones
• U in'marked :with,an asterisk
e� a' ,.
Albemarle : -: *Chas.: Craig,
Amabel-J... K : D:a nso
Arran -"`J, W '"iSindair.''
Brant -*.Archie `Weir,
' Brant,1 e u't -*D "W. Gregg.
. P Y Gregg.
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----;Bruce- *Peter -Dobson "-.
•_Biuce.,_Deputy-`Wan Begg __...
-Carrick=*A: Siegner.
• 'Culross -Geo, Falcoin'er '
Eastno'r-N, S: Landon;
`' Elderslie_=Jas: Lewis,
Greenock -Michael McNab.
• Huron-Robt. Irwin. , •
•-- Huron,::.D:eputy. ' *D .n. AtIcKinnext.
Lindsay -Dan_ McD o nald,.-_- •
=Kinea'dine 'I'wp;-Geq Glake._._:
Kinloss- Henry Mather$.•
St. Edmunds= -*W. J. Simpson
Saugeen-Geo Jamiesom;'
Chrsley-J, W. He'serman.
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e ortli - iaa: A meson••
._.Ki-neardhne_'Town.7.13. Woods,
.THE, RED FRONT HARDWARE
We have on hand nota, • •.
Venango Special. lamp` '•
oil It is'a high grade •
Coal Oil,and also dou-
ble. distilled, per
gallon c5�+�':
Also regular Imperial:
Coal' Oil, at per 7
• gallon, •
We have .a limited num-
tier ,of New' Perfection " •
• Coal Oil Heaters whichi
we are offering as long ,
as they last at greatly .
reduced prices. 'keg-
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eg-•
.alar $8.75 'for
X7;00•
We are • headquarters for
all' good hand -made 'axes;
ranging in prices; from
$x.65 t° $2.25•
Every one guaranteed. •
Also a large assctrnient of
g o o d. elm and second-
growth hieltory axe haled
les at prices f rofh
4( c. to'75e
We are pleased to ,an-
nounce,a great 'reduction
in granite ware. Call in
and see our reduced prices
Remember, ,if it is Hardware, we
have it at the right.price.,
Chestnut and Stove Coal of No. 1
Quality on hand
PORTEO.CIS
"The Store Where Your Money Goes 'Farthest?'
PHONE 66
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To be.happy, you must forget your.
solf. Learn benevolence; it is the
only cure of a morbid temper.' '
Let honor be to Ali . as 'strong . an
Obligation as necessity is to others, -.-
PI iny.
thers,---Pliny.
Each heart is a 'world -toe find • all
within youoseif that you find withoat
-to know yoursolf you have only to
riot down a true statontent of those
that over loved or hated you. -siva-'
ter.
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permitted, it- would, on business prin
ciples.' charge "all the:Iraffic -would
stand"_ for corporations, you know,,
have neither souls nor hearts
• The -charges -which the -Bell -Co may -
make are regulated` by the Canadia'n
Railroad Board, and: this body, before
giving a. decision, thought it wouldbe
well -to enquire int -6'1W business df
company to•x-see wh her not
the company was in needTof more
moneyot'o carry on its business d
pav reasonable dividends to its share-
holders; ,The company 'claims to 'be
quite poor and •unable to• make a fair
profit at the•present rate ofcharges.
One of the discoveries made during.
the -investigation was -that 'the pres-
ident of the company is- paid a' salary
of thirty thousand dollars a year, A;
number of , other lesser, lights get
twenty thousand dollars it' year, `and
a few more . range.: down. to eight
thousand ,dahili g :t _.rvJ111d be inter-
estng ,to know what- ell the pres-•
ident does towards earning that
thirty thousand dollars;. It ie safe to
conclude that tilt. elgh'b-thousand
doil$r men . are domgmo�reto, make_
the business a success than he is In-
4eed �.iL. 1rc luently3 happens that
thope high -salaried- presidents have
'time to be vice 'president's and dir-
ectors in a number of concerns from
all of which they draw a .princely
eatery, It is 'safe*to'say that it 'never
occurred to the highly -paid executiVe-
of ..the Bell Telephone Company that
the ahareholders might get more if
the officers got less. ' . .
A fete years ago the affairs of the
Chicago , Street Railway 'Company
were investigated because The man:
aging board claimed that the coin-
pany could not 'possibly afford to pay
motormen and condutors more they
were Wetting. It was found that the
rq$14'11t Of thin, company wsu at
them_'all? Do 'you really. think'. that?
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