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OTTms, neasure t1erPtAtittE! Of
1your own priideneei. economy
and thrift by the. constantly inereatt• -
ingbalttnce,to„the credit.01 your
Ings AeCeinist,. The results of the lilt-
' enti`.0f. your11* and your 'hands are ...
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FARM 1YLACIIINES and ItEPAIRS
Geo. White,* Son 'Threshing Machines; . . • • *'
• ' • . Water, Bowie; •
FroOVe Coiled Wire and Woven Pence; •'
Connor's; Perfection, Elecirle %Vilifier;
Bell Pianos an•d Organs
LRC, Tractors and Engines; • .
Superior Litter Carriers,. Standona and , •
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FOR SALErBY
Ge ANDREW ” •
LUCKNOVV
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INCORPORATED 1855'
and Reaeree.-89,000,000
Over 125•Branches •
IVIOLSONS BANK
FERS GOOD BANKING FACILITIES
to' Merchants, ManufaCturers,. and Farmers, ete,., •
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Savings Departments at every Branch
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RIE1D, MANAGER; LUCKNOVV BRANCH.
ea ot reppery
3ring your Cream and
Eggs to The Seaforth
Creamepr„ riew.• buying
branch, just opposite
R. Finlayson's Feed Store to
in the old Masseyaarris,••or
- stand. he
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-Blithest Cash Prices Paid
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Satisfaction Guar- 84.
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anteed - of
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Give. Us. A- Trial-- aia
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CECILG .1VIULLI in
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Iiranh. Manager, Lucknow. c°
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BARNARDO. BOY. TAKES ,TO
THE ROAD.•• •
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(.VValkertosi Teleecope)
,George Dalton a 'Barnardo Home
boy about' fifteen years of age wee
into7euatodY by the Children's
Aid ofileera here -on .priday. laat; isf7
r ;having decamped. ''from the kinie
a 'farmer in Huron anti while .here.
gave the authorities' .real Mae
neby giiiing.thani the. slip; The' Ind
'found b . Mr. John • Rowland
aging; about.. the power plant in
0.• morning,. and.'titialiig- he Was a.
anger. he questioned, .him- atiffi In
ply the youth ,unieeled 'and; a .tale
Woe that Mr Rowland decided. t
Y the part of the. good •Saniaritan-.
I, took, him.; to. hiii home where; he
ve 'film a real dinner. Re "then, got
Y""Eictlie'Clill+iiren'e Aid. rin. Bruce'
unty,, and later •took him: to Mr:,
' ho • told •;11iiti
1461.1 .oirain, claiming ;that he ' had"
n engaged
o time, neer Kindittfdinef00. fair-
had,'„fomped life, Job be.
se be had bean'given is• pair of
Nous.. horses;.,Witit
bee
trioNtiett,--20-1VIonitirattit.
The titelinew 111farble and +Grest;. free
-it'. • ; • • cau
t. Worka hasitirge to
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• piste 0,0dt—the . mist beautiful - fldr
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to .ehiteie. (rain, in Mar-
-Drifts.
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russtly ad. P1
ly done;
• Coil and 0. Nii• WI/S
Work, Ile stated that 4., had , been
ly well treated but was elelc of
.1doce1-„Ond flOemod
,mor trdisir, •
t,„••.„ JL0SrS,4,mtorrox;
Oaiaria,
taialanantil 04414
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'•.' ' ' ' ' ,„. LlieknoW I), 0; 1..,',N00'40, sneof.4 in'
. ' lialleir ledge: POO111V QV .„..extt4oti-0-Tuoilo
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t, it • yt,,,t,„11, AI, Pocifer;.Itee; See'y,,. In,
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• 1110 ity0rAg0 lentli Of :We .in the
• Vetted Iftidgip Is now 60 Yesirx; in 1010
1$ !OH 6$ ynts, in 1070 it yviii
0014 In 110114 the ftvorniro 144124',
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4.u04NPY f$,,gNTINib
Publitilied every Thursday morning'
at I•neknaw. Ontario,- <1.,
•.A:D, Mackenzie. Proprietor
ail
TglIRSDAY, NoyEmpkit 15, 1923;
change, mit persuade 'the maiOiltY
to come ove4,‘ to their 'wayof thin*in The ,
x.0109.ritY, may n'otA be right4
but it i8 the,lemooratie way and the
good citizen will, .Phestrful,11Y, accept ',e
majority decision,.
The argument' 'that 1)`rabibitloP
cough*, :to be rerieele4because it is
not properly,'enforced is not alio.
gether logical: No law ia enforced ati.
FIXE GERMAN- MARK.. •
honest ;men would like to see it; en;
,,,Now -0103 'foreettitAlthengii? we? 76;1,101 41'
c;414 41+
• stores ,are•s:41:t14;!;.07f-kr:Imil:otti.:4111:ilYlocCur.:
reoce„ although Publie opinion is al-
ntimi not solidly against the0o•CrielOs,
• ' 0" Qcone US On twit •
- 1. 'of lanlie and
the Dernunvinark no Unger' lie
OPProcluble vlitile• New York fie
houses have discontinued all m
of It in their daily quotatione. I
-days of •GerinonYES" .prosperity
good is/aith, the :°German mark
Abell t ..iontioljitLyaluu_to,-25co
orYid tett-States money, or•four
dollar. A couple of,weeks ago se
Wilkins, of ',marks could be bo
kr a dollar,srida trillion Is mil
that the number is quit
tfie Instead of condemning;,a,' be.,
,and cause It Is not completely
one...•abould ask :whether conditiOns-
v:6u"; are.betterwitWthe la*or,:-Withootitz,„
Jrliere 0.0-thosemile say that there' is
or more whiskey being niacle ,and gOn:•!,
sunnedn this provinee`.`new„then ever
ught
na4i„. !Were. Tbese, bowei,er,• aro unduly
excited, by 'the appearaneo f: a ..few
e
- bottles- and b/ -report --Of 11.-'stjll4
!than :here and there. When the.censuining
of• liquor, now :done quietly at hOme
tain
thi8.
pec
at a
ized
the.
the.
• Leas'. than' year ago' De
merits_ Were!fl Bz1
in the United, States and in.,
. country:et one or twwonita as a
Buyorsulatlon. calculated. that
/nark would,' back" th
considorahis profit, would be real
Now, .however, thatthe value of
mark has ,reached the. paint of,
• tinction, every dollar, Of Canadian
.11...S. money and every shilling of
' natiney' invested • in' Gerinan:
'18 1,94. ;The' German:at:4'0'n
mon.t issued :so •many paper merits
that their redemption in geld or any
other commodity of value Is forever
out .of the question.,.Reeently the Ger-
man goVernthent presses were leaning
o es o ,the denomination of ten
• lion; These. were .prendaea. to' pay,
ono day's'. issue .of such notes wo
.U. 8:investors, is•estimated 'ab
750 ;Million' dollars. The loeSes in
D. 5,, ;.largely upon , Germ
• Airieritans. who,' 'through Patri
•sentiinent,' had 'faith . that 'the, o
valuedt mark Would recover
• But .the lose to'these spectators
, as nothing; compared AO the losses
the Gerniazi people, ;In Gerinank t
deigreeatiOn. of the•eurrency, aiiton
• to. repudiation of the, 'nation
debt: The .Paper marks are still .;
gel tender hi .Gerniany.' That alert
that Man., who lent . money
.thel governinent is ebliged •to.:acce
these • almost 'valueless- Marks: in' pe
,ment ef interest. and enpital.7,4e
r in barns and- vacant houses is cont. -
pared with what formerly was done'
n• the bar rooms, one sees ' at once
ow ridiculous the contention
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QUEBEC, TIIE EXAMPLE
ation of the liquor trafile Seek to hold
ul? the -,gue4fle, OetiVo0 as, U.:bright
and ahluing eXample''ef temperance
4ohlOi,e4 bY.4‘modlflcation,"'
• • AUTOMOBILE. LICENES •
Will Pay • Cost to Province of All
Road -Building and Maintenance'
Qzrq
4034dtd$14t4'..s*:tttrOOtetiriit'S
]54046,a;offichiliiql_hipto.9141.:t4:0.4ittil4iJtoh.114t oteho:.
inatOral incretrientln revenue derlyed
froln, 'motor vehicle, taxation in „Ont-
• ark: 'tlue,,te the annual.. -increase in,-
frietcit" yehiele..r,egiatration, will, More.:
than. meet the iliCieasing :cost of biol....
T.b4,.Reyenut:. from Motor,Vehicl
Ligensa•feets:•:in 1023. :is, 'estimated, at
' $4400,090, by the Miniater • Of "Viiblle
HighWay'g111iS.fig9r.6 repreeeuti,an
ilAerease,. , of .npneeximately...,one
the satne.iouree ditring the last. Year,
which Was $3,477,439.13. It..4hould be;
noted -that the. growth: of.• revenue
from 'motet' vehicles is dot 'chiefly to
a , 4orInal, ineiease in the eniount' of
the license. fee which was' •raised for
the Year 1923 by $1400 per Car. in
1922. there • were -23.4;197 motor ye.;
hicleS registered'i
— • will be; a • total regisfinition, according
(Montreal Witn;;s) to estimate, of ,2n0,000. Without any
• The Province of Queitec'is 'conduct- _increase lo fees it is evident that
ing , most vigorous campaign to
- teach the people what to drink and
when. to drink it, but,chieflY to' drink.,
Last week a special store was 'opened
in Quebec where .customers Can sam-
'ple the wines and also get all in-',
formation and direqions as • the
tril.°7 -right wine to Use; at. all. kinds -Of
and function's., and how' they should be
uld tesezza,-n-d-L'--Other lienefitsef
to Qugneee 4Temperance"` law are 'behig
out trumpeted. abroad; no doubt ;with. the
the -hone of Inspiring. in. the other pro-
-,
vinces spirit ,.Of envy and emulation:
otic One 'of the triumphs of the. goVernz
nee inent's liquor business is that the
,
people aro now drinking •five • times.
is us- much Wine as' "hard liquor." Has
to the.consumption 'hard liquor 'gone'
he down or- is it merely that the. con
nt- sumptitin of, wine has gone tipf: At,
al • any' rate, the latter is the avowed
le, 'purpose of the Liquor Commission.
ris and it would,: indeed be a triuMpb.
ft:, •Which would evoke from Mr, Tocher-•
pt eau paeans of praise for his cerps _of.
y.. debauchers of the 'people •An ia4st-
n .igater, sent- to Montreal The 'Lad,
e !tome JO4rnal .to Investigate thw
Who, before' the'war,, had' an inconi
m working of the Quebec 'laW, tells of
et say ten thousand good marks fro
government honds;: 'get h
ten, thousand Marks '. When they -ar
je visits, to .several of IVIontrears three
e •hundred beer saloons where' he found
a many Men "dead drunk
"Between midnight:and meriting,:
j in a cabaret and' hi a half-dozen
s' • bootlegging cluba*, and )(Arita I snw
due, but noW they • are worth only
small fraction' of one cent (not" en
ough to buy a small loaf of bread
whereas before the, Kaiser and . hi
n hundreds of woinen drinking.; and
• mad drew mode.' their .attack. upo
b, • fully one-third, of thein were drunk
n'• A newspaper 'Vermin I met that
. night: in a "blind•pig" Club Where
another $30,000;000, •or a' total of $55
ouch mark was wort
nearly' 25 -cents; ,Many an Old tnn
and-inany an old Woman who' invest
ed. their 'all in government bends and
could live ennifortably upon the k -
tome • therefrom, - are now without
hoinefed or'clothin: it must be
too that th. millions of :Men who
Weradisabled in the war, along. with
thousattde of war widows and Orphans'
are left to shift for themselves,..or to
the- care' orfrienclit,
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ALBERTAr'TURNS - • '
DOWN PROIIIBI'l'ION"
After seven ' Your of prohibition,
much . as we'..litiYo it .in :Ontario, 'the.
• people of Albekta, haetelLbih*,
li4rinOgatktOnflbot n -policy wider •
hieb there•ill he litto difficulty but
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the priCe.in. getting' anylleeired
tityof intoxietiting. Potter.' Toro-
•VitiCial government will supply: whie-
kips .(under .certaan restrictions,i-we...
.
1 1 i toe --81) fit--whieh.'"led'hittly+‘o'lvdt- -dThii-I17:1tretlgH-Nlbtlt%b71LbC,Teispnileidd:7-titivt
The WY1•1 tifetitilenaoiteant--,te'rel.; ''-niretised bare as in the days of :old
Iiiiinittel In the World If nald he had
,
e t libb foster 'home. on: Wednetiday„
wells Intir t0 l'ettwistr whets be; Stay..
orl with A filitOOr for twonightritid
limn •walkOd to • Walkerton 'but - in
Ow* of tUrninv into 'toWp had ii:Oni,' ,11 I t . - hihitionlo government
. _ . ( , i °Ili pi o
dowi---Oin • •road - Le', the iitWer plant •
u,'i i!! 400/411 tonna , by mt. iow-,
w , s Mr, I ()ram, to
aka a place on A ' farm here and
o the' Clilkiren'it• Aid Hilereft r'
, ,Doubtlems, the an ele-
men t in.: Alberta WOO encouraged hi'
the -
result of the vote. in llianitlibe a few
months ago, 'when that province' turn -
hold, Ifts liKtfod,
to 4
wbiJ
$,V01
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0081/01 • •
Now•, it. is said, there Is sudden
movenient.in .iinalcateliewan in favor,
of government. cntrol, and as opiniOn
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makirw,preparattetnH-artirk.04)181- '
lJi1ttikely is
45 88W p Inn' of emplyment. in
iio rth
iiV440,/i•tif MOT 00Of' VOr-
1 4/0 ft$1,9P0141' 0./MM'iNith•carn.Wer41
00,1 h)t.,9„-MMiWitfMr10471,-nntrff4Viiiiir
atlag,-eaptioe at ?kelt.
he' was loeteol, le the • Wont
ovIdeottY 11pyitig • abotl, tor ji
10 l#1
44fiacaal4 ve mex hot den
1, „
night.
„.•(.464)1.;(1)))°,0,, 11010E0 • too, And tlicto o retrohad-n of:
lie. Wes given lodging Over eight O1141 (1(" t14" (l'u°.`)" it" is
11`"Y
-UM other' pre file. provinces,. sufe
to prediet that it tee 'Will go over to.
government 01,16.0r With the lcanitetl"
toile of hoer • • st
fmlunnee t of -WC
mw tool the prevalonee of beotlegging
has • been " LK() strongest In
,againsit'iiohlbitioni and may be said
bavehretiglit .ithout,. the (bongo -lir
t11e Western provineet, It "is the
atrtiniretit influettC"e0-lie.rie :18 • •()Elt.111*)
0(1, f'1444V .,4trfluo :ROI,.
1,
elk *hi yoi,ohtlo o. (1114)4 Pr"inclod prehlhition 'her. it may 'lie
supp)10(1 with44 Li - • 11141 ‘OW Of 1110 0110()Olo
1 LhO
tho faverite storVist. "live tors, and it Cho' prorior steps to ink. Rove
litinollont that PaaPle atitakie Of 'the Ohl fartn, fcilks denin in. Maine. told
1 !mita! ly by C„. storie
o o ritroito (341 0 11)
• •• refi,rett,11inir, Iii. sii I Al
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• herta the tnitorie goverioUtiiit will
• altur InCnetitientill to agnin submit
three hundred•mon and women were
next year ° the Province • will- be
receipt' of a revenue Of'.. at lea
$5,000,000 .fioin Meter vehicles fe
The ProVinee Ontario with 0
motor Vehiele to every 12'perso.
is shown to be still far from't
saturation point when compared, wi
. the . State , California with , 3.8." Pe
soiia per motor :vehicle,: the State
Ichva Met
vehicle, and so..on; Tobe on, a p
• Ontar
shothiddillsolstet ';..tio!!tai;rteakteisst,r'S.
-500,000 'Motor. vehicles,• WhiehWcul
ineen annual revenoe of $10;000
Q00 fram Beenes) fees. '
Beginning with 0,000,000 neit.yea
„and increasing the :rate ef half
rnullion per Year .the .revenue fret
nokrlieenSes kr the ten 'year
be `conservatively estimated:.'a
$72;50Q,000, and. for the following tes
Years at tt22,50o,otio„ or a total 'fo
re;sh a$2g5a0iii,:0t0,t0101(,);
oot be siirnriaing it the total were -A
twentiyeara •:40$105,000,000 It wool
e',StatnientsAiid
estinintei or.reveone it haa•lieen es
tiinated that the cost • of the+ pernau.
nent work such ns- grading, bridges,
culverts, 'etc, On the 1,806 Mika '+of
Provi „High way s will be $25;000,.
000 to be tmet by settiog.,:anart the
aum' of $2,000;000 per. year . for 2t
years wbjell will provide a ftind- of
$5,0.00,00O returnable ,iii' ears
with interesy nd sinkingf,und .chorg.'
The coat ,of nen-permanent work._-.
Peril* or SurfacingLis' estimated t
in
st
ea;
ne
ns
he
of
or
ar
io-
Of
cl-
a
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drinking, told inc aho hadseen,n .000,000 for .1.the completed: „systeni.';Of..
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thousand .wontten.druiik:..in__aucb. .-Pr91iasjal nigkwaYs..--::.' •'''''''::"...4.'. '.:
IP:ihijei!-171vierist't4igoattilieaqUo"tes ft-to:Im:0 giT "`AKIINIGTOOMANf. CHANCES
no -hint by : Mr .Geotrrien„ of the:
Recorder'S Court Showing that ilue•••
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:',..theusanti people have been artlea:te.d,' ,11c)leionit)ticcesii'eltienignginitt;,Irceect bls.iTiallstnetilot„..tnrititsniityel7.:
for "lying *drunk. in a' public
•.Recei•der:Peeffrion.....now-:,tells.4theStar-. -..eli.elie.e...-tinioe.,..... habil,. , The,
,
.... The- -country isfaet te, fae- witha
ing the last. two years over -twelve; Serfoui :problem..There are toe many
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that the intrethigator has entirely. • Who hisbigirdiy takes chtincea la rea-
misrepresented , his',.atatements', The ' jmeniiblY:stireto3e involved 'Ultimate,:
figures givCilwel'e for ollarreata "tot /iy. i.anaecident The sante general
.
odtrialynit1 Aenrnreest.478; • fniowt .19foiti(;;;n9ygi:iargrulldkrt?),11:/ . wY4:ke• ikiflitsi.ci:d-ut:€45.th,,eh107hie;wtrIvointit'r:4,,,'
,.. ,
?exceed:alh,otherallhle3Ifactxroniallir i`.'-tiik-S 'KO has not time to becate-
iovever, that twelve thousand ' People • f111; is• hastening the day .et his irrjuiy,
were ° a rr ea ted fee. drunkenness in .one 'and the employerwhe prefers . to take
degree or amither! The .investigater,a--ehance.--ratherithan 7' iiiiiVide - safei.,,'
Shedd .nOt.liaVO deperibed them as' guards :foi• , his::dangrOiis'OisChitterY,
•"helplesly dead drunk" P.xaggern- :114nyiting..lojAry.4.0.,_,Als.....•inerwand4n-7.
.,:tionLivenkertsthiscaSeltnaii-be-salt-- -66iiied iiomperigittiwi404,,it,•thitii, ••
howoiter, that Iberwinkeir witoli4)efOl „slLand-otherffililyeri-licli&74CliiSs,
does•loi fall ' • TOO' ntatly ehnoces Are being "taken.
into the hands .of the orifice A or • in a • eauntry.: that needs to conserve
Detiiitibli014; iiiiiiYkin1)0e01 at the oPeri". all its forees,• but More particularbi
;Mr of Itlie titiebc,tileting Store would' • •
seetti-tii-10W-6,--beeti-rbroadcast to in,
fluenee the Albeila vote, made , the
fine boast that:'arrets . for thutilen;.
liess in ;Moittixial had decreased by
11 ore then halfince.'1920: There him.
cerlainlY htiOil lk deCreasO tin .aireotS, of a .forentati in a wire plan( in Hm,
lout cenvitiona -Hits ' thl7c Oecu a ilton showing. sixty. years,. of service;';
deiame;in dronliennoss?-1)r,'Dorioni.. with '•ieiferiit stkcitklit.L-19,0iliiiiiself+7-
,
o Ives of-its-citizns--Thre.-is,"-a--:
saying that0"The chance -taker is the'.
• tiecident-maketti and this has_ been„.,
AbuMliuttirliTetreiihr•tle° ilstork of
accidents in. industry in this • Conntry,
Op the 'other hand, there is. a reeird
litoir.4t-•114*titiOreitillitilielltl6*Ii"'1Tii", 0 • tierious aceitlent 'to anytme in'
n6wspa tier, pertly. awned by • the •-plith: hs,i,,i,ott„,oilt ,,,,,thd ,,,re.1,81,, hi, ria._:,
olie•.C.,huiT11,,:ye1 simply, (1:solidus, this. vances: Is ',1%eing earefill"" It sounds
anomaly of •(10.1'6aitig arreals „and:: :siinplo, hot setnelinitis.,...it.,,is,..,a,-Inost...
illoyonsing 041r1.11fICOlitIttaft,, ...."-. : • •-.' iiii!killi0--i•Olo to Play; Phe' toll of neel-
'• , Wifcal 'YOU iiiiiliZejlmt the peliee. . dents, in: and . out tf, „induti.;*, how
- omelet:: who make -the arreSts end- .tver,,quite. jiiitilies more rat t.'
11)8 magisrate:I WhOn'tt Aro
i'011,11ctilons_Ariltunitentioss.
by-ic-gOverliMout 'that Must
statistics of deertiniting
• . you can understand these
lUfl LO
sere And caution, and the curbing of
the
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DREAT STORY YEAR
sintistiet0,„ , A_golden, sheaf of 'stories is'. ht. prin.':
thet "Int long no a man elm nififigate
Youth's conmanion, here Will be,
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ch/or of penee of,inat. .°Itatlitleir fel'. 11)24 reTters•of "(lie
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stoiles VVestern .ratich life and
at, oll. WO don't arrest hint" Hie nr- : divining ntiventere; storieS
rests 'nveraged only about, eighty a tion in getting a Jtib inakiiiir a
of guinp.
itionjh tind he, wan ,"koeping the StleCOSH at it; tor:es of tivlYScrinl,"
11" St. • (4tthcriniull 86111114rd' "44Y4 1°"113)43 Of
°°1111.;itl"19 41"- 1111:itit'tlfa'c'teutir141): tvit°00;1'1P11:t. llso world of• busiliess; stories or the"
end college end working tieir4iY,in
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Morning oy • . •
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' bin. tells=in tons of Coal burned' end •
'Po comfort;:satjsfa,tjon and eeon-.
•orny, install A Annoy Thought. •
bpYia:rueirndhct000nimcoefps4'tr•.--:).ibill'ginto.v.ca,oinuvee'OnisCnceoe--mT,'
Will 'find it'"the biggest thing
eAolIlvesappthyeTillt:outgithigt roriPoebliceiosirfucirriitahceer
mediool,size housq.1t sends a steady•
etreana of thoroughly warmed,
• •• • andifid, air' straight up into .the.
• 'house. The principle of rising hot
Happy Thought Heaters. and descending cold air, as
•° bringcomfort and econ;• applied in this. furnace; .does, the
omy intO tbe hoMe. rcst. Draughty corners vanish, cold
• . ° spots datippetv- There is nodirt
• • • • dust or • gas -no coal' waste •
HappyThought Ranges . • • ' • , •
• Make cooking and . For larger "honleS 1-1aPPY Thought
ing easier.. • , • , , • • Pipe and combination furazieeat olve
•• •• the prciblcm,' • Let us have aplan of"
• • . your houteand we wit' advise you.'
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,The Wonder Kidney
Liver -t.). Stomach Tonic
as Nationally Advertise
Sold by
pit: A • 1111, SPENCE, Liicknow and
gnod.driiggist.eVerywhere,
ness And Oluek in situations ,of don-.
ger and e...ticmity; stories-of:the 'Stif
and of • the enibuntains--siories • to
Please every fanc-ef, -readera",and
oung. for readers ...who the
story-tf.dharacter and foftlieSe-Who4
• like best the .Story :of swift: aetiOn:.
It Will 'be a great Year in the his -4
• tory of The Youth's coMoorlien.
• The 52 isSues of ' 1924 • will be
.•crovided with ...serlai:rstories70-0, short,'
stories r editoriel-S. poetry facts and
Am Subscribe now and repeive:
The Yinouth's Commons:in--52 is-
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2A117th° remaining iesiies Of 123::'
3.3 The Companion Home :Calendar
• AII• for $9 50 •
4. Ory include 'McCall',' Magazipe.
the monthly autherity on..fash-
ions . Both plblietitionS„' ory:
vP,./.0 YOUTIPS'TOMPAN ION
COrmitonivealth Ave & Paul S
.." 'Poston, Masa . •New • '
S u_bsi•hiii!stioonflai• eReTceivect at•
TANLET PRANTVowNstilli
t.,
A.: handsome „bronzeAtibletAieaii*
time -rott Ife7ITVOY's from 'Brant
TWnhip, who Were. killed in. t e ,
was tioveiled Sunday Afternoon atS,
S; No 5, Brat:: The unveiling
_perfoetned Iiy RCN, K Paii•ful,
•psestor e4 the ItaPtist Qhuch, Wolk-
,Alitireaaer-i•Fere: delivered
by Rev,
Pother Goodrow, of Riversdale whe'
serve(1 as a Canadian artily chaplain
during the' war, And by Rev. Father.
Midvale, of Chesly
,foll9VVIng.„;preesLzatengra0
toallt4::. McKay, Daniel
Desmond,
Youlig7' Panic! .11.1cGariy, HoWard
Scales ,?.,,Williertntlatenitti,--.4-";t"quor. ge
OunifiliNiiiiTROciard,Gran I , el-
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Ttillea" tlIniblelett, wlii li is .17 by 24
ina
and or a beautiul' design WM.% Oman,.
•ed. •by: the- ladies-of-8;8No "5, Brant •
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'A MAN' DIES
„ Hofis.....,Sdinii4t,4,4§,-repitfeil. 'to .lief
thi,,'Iliiiatiest fliap 111 the neiglitirheod.
lie died Ilisbody was placed in. the
• xi. t old
'rave an • ti (01 mg e en 1.
sylvania German etistmn, thepcOPle
steed ereinni the open grave 'waiting
for senictitie to soy soine, geed thine
'about the :deeeasedbefore' filling the.
grave Aftr a long Onstive
SChnItt said: "Veil dad' say loot',
one goot thing about Itaffili 1)0 Wdittv't
iklioxYa quit. melon no liewsis some -
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A WORD' TO- THE PUBLIC
• , A -BOUT RADIO
' .
•
Th8 rernsirkable progress 'in
telephony during the past few ears,
has greatly Stimulated general public • •-
••
interest in radio ,commiinicatiOnMen - • --
•°•iir• Or fife all over the
Ceiintry are beginning to realiie that •°: . .; • •
Wireless" is no longer .an iscilated, . • .
iesilii"of-m3iferious dots and dashes,into ,
Which none but the initiated may :
• .
enter TheY.linewt that radio telephony
is pow approaching comniercalpos4 • . ,• • .
sibilit, and they are interestd-0;
foliNWhirt.rkPiOgreSS of this rapidly.. • .
advancing art • "•••• , •rf.
You mity sit in 'the.:cdnifort Of your
par the evening. coneert
xact y• as rendped",in the 'ball-rom
of a metropolitan 'hotel •hundreds of.
,iniles•-away As "..thotig4
niOtiOh..tidt0e theatre in the World; • " 1'
you hear Its renowned eightypiece
orchestra •'plang the overture On•
electiort night, whilethousandsshiver
on street corner, Yoe in the cozy
comfort of your 'warm " hchise,__hear
_the_returns-fiet;
What ceuld better' make your a •
real hoihe?; Where •,could ' find
such 'an open'aestinie"' to the world of .'
musie add 'education ? Think Of the •
ieen7v3leatinit•ionPCSS'
hours of OnJoyiient of the
f 'ntOrest Each
night fresh prOgram; not• the nisbh-
• oilleat11111•SieOf.'theiidlingaiiea.4:
of thi,iVng arti t
•
Wes1ey Electric . •
. •
CAUG1LLLTJjS11JL*-:
r
The firni of Liited,' an' • „
imueced Satni-day last that they
were offeringf pyr ale....,their-nionery;77,!
...coAsiSting 91, 7;000 MereM of tiolbet.
and Unimproved land, situatedItithe „,„°°1 • , .
township of Greelieekj tOgethee'Wli*-
1801). 111010 in' Citi•gui• • .
is Also Offering for sale his fine •
720 -acro fatrii adjoining the Village!
.ot Cargjfl This' is "'certiny on
o
the finest fiiirm properties' in Ontaio,.
the built -1145 Merin ,boing at
*T4b10(1c1 !The the geld, it. dcimplattid ; •
it ttqll be tlie:110ea tle'a In
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0e.t4iteovor teisnalOtid 10,9441
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