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» LITMBREMEN NS'SO,CKS.,,AT 85c.
Tu3ntoiP0tiortter were :very:aquiff
.this Year, there being no'ceei
petition forthe•'village offices. ere
:was, ao op,OAsitioil t'o:Mer. , S#�rome
#ar tho @aveship and as she Awas w.itl-•
to=.serve :for another year he got
sire position by> aeelamation,'` 'here
went 'a nurnber.,of ,nominations fczr,the
�filip�eilr `��#jitn}i,r lk�M4e L! l a Y
place, : nil•'that x'wf tliop;'t'an-;,lection '
P.d
Mr, Geo ,B ptist.wp o, servos! i>n 1023"
withdrew a ►d Mr,, Wm. Thompson
of the Teeswat'er: Creamery takes his
place, `'
The vacancy on the.' Hydro'Contmis..
cion • is filled by Dr. G S. Fowler,
•who, years ago, had; experience •with
�•he.,• •n ,,. -
.,.t e,..l;g`lhti g,,.system-o# the -•town, --.arid
shoull: make ;a very. Rseful• mernber.
Ther
ewill have to
ea
mother ,nor;
nationfor the School •Bo rdThe
'Board ,Of 1923, had seen . a' goed deal
1
Of service, and although ei h`t•'" i •
.g omi
g n_.
nations• were,' made=:
for - the : four• wa-
'cancies' occurring ' this Y,ear, there
were so many resignations that the,
board is not complete, two members
being wanted q ....
The animal nomination meeting of
Culross Township was keld' as usual
On the last Monday'ef the y • ear• and
i
resulted ° a. a renewal: of confidencein
the Council of .... . °The
1923boaxd'.con-
sists • 'of Reeve, . Dave• MacDonald
:Council!. ' J h
oir4,John Ireland, Wm;, Ma
fat .
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,,, Doers Colvin and J, D Meyer:
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AUC'1ION SALE. •
10.0e0.004 -,Sale of Pure Scotch
Bred•an ; Dw d Purpose ps>
• SHORT •
UOR CA,TTI E
* arae hr'eeit rig :.Outfitpa}i,.d Maeliinery.
•' MR, JAMES CIIYSIIOLM
will sell byEpuCbb'lic' auction at Lot .6,
Colborne ,(4 miles
z44rt of Code tic. 1 n
UES% 1 Y; .:JANtultr. to th:, ry 2h:
Comniencing at 1.30 Sharp:
22 Head Pure bred • Registered, Short
Horns, Mostof them of the famous.
Duchess of •Gloucester"'family,
.the rest 'are Dual purpose of heavy
tlliiking strains •• ' A•
All. ,the pure. bred! cattle: Mr Chisholm
has will be.soldincluding.-tho-s oe::
bull, Ricl't;e",bank-Cott^ -. 0 159182;
a ',grand thick, .indivrdu l risin
•„ oar.
- Y s .old .
4,Youn 'Bulls '
1 g„. u: to 9 months o`
p . ld. the
balance ar�e,cows 'and heifers in#'
, calf' and , some young'
grade y.. g calves, .also'
• ... 3 good cows, due early, •
Sows, due, tit Mateh ;.
1 25-H. P. Baker, En nine, u e' t vo:
a sd ti
years,, easy. to fire: and in first
class condition,
°1 16 II,. P. Engine •
Saw r.. ` -
1 3•,er MAssey Separator with: out-
ter•
1 Large, 'Steel Tank
1 ,Blizzard cutting box with teleseo e
distributing pipe'
p
-, p-i1e
1 Johnston Corn Binder, nearly new
1 Corn Planter.
; . Conveyances ' will m e c t''incomiri '�•
f= trains on C,N:R• :and C;P•R., on• day'
of :Sale, Sale 'tS be held under cover.
PIIRMS:—Nine Months credit edits t�,ill ,be
'•given' on furnishing approved; joint
notes:, A 'discount at the rate of 6
Per, cent, per annum allowed.for cash;
Ori the thi'e$hing Outfit longer: terms
will• be given ,and . will !be annou` sed
at tirne of sale... • . }
�,:, This_saleJs being held. on • eco t.
. g :�. �, a ,count
of ill -health. of, proprietor and`eWery
thing must be disposed of. Write fpr
Catalogues or any' information to
Jaines Chisholm,: • ' 'Tl1os Gundry,,-
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undry,, -�
R; •R, '3 Godcrich, Auctioneer.
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NOT. A BED
OF ROSES
(Toronto .waturda .Night)
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The .::'dfficulties; in the way of ,any
,
leader. ;.of .the Labor Part in _office
are , as' manifold as they are obvious.
ous.'
The Rt Hon:. 'J... H Thomas, Privy
Councillor and railway Wider, ,made
,the statement in a London now
spaper
to the effect . that his party in office
would' countenance nothing "extreme,"
to which the Sunday' "Times"' retts
that in the first place Thomas is not
the leader of his party, 'and that if
the leader, Ramsay ''Macdonald, came
out ` against: ' . the capital' levy and
vy
against ' the -'nationalization of indus
try, he would have the Whole of • the.
Glasglow labor brigade arid ' a lot'of
other labor brigades•on •his,back,im-
mediately ::'a
No "moderate" eould for a lmnoment,.
lead the British Labor Party. inother
Words ' no leade"ri,> •Raitisay Macdonald
included,can afford to appear' reason-
abler noiinatter what:his;own 'convic-
tion inight.be, We, :have had a. taste of
Giasglow' extremists' 'on this. side of
the sea, and we;know ,how "reas.on
A PAIR'
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ertanily is -here -and -
Owing in stock which,
S E. --Made for the man who. appreciates a good
„.:,e,Tie'etrect in shape, tough in materiel alld eVery defective
d selection -of Axe Pantiles on hand.'
superior•fth.anythirig the lantern market, everyone gaaian- •
'teed, satisfaCtion.
IA First c'la...4s.Assortritent of Winter Mitts, Pullovers and Gloves and,
the price reasonable, . '
DR, HESS1,STOCK.I'ONIC,,AND,,,PANACEA.-Iirnprove the health .
-Keep -year D,c,t2.1try healthy hy feeding Dr. Reps' Poultry panacea.
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Spccea",'•ar.,$16 Mick/low Hardware &Coal CO.
r,f Time
Ilait:ctili.r:s; Apply To
Any Tici<ot ,Agent
CANADIAN NATIONAL..
prosing hay at Jehn Webster's..
Mr, arid Mrs. Mark Gardner vis:tect
the week -end atl,"Wniv
Glad to hear, that- Mr, EdWard
Hi:Orme who ',as not been ,well is im-
social evening last week ati Mr, E.:•4
Mrs tayina -who has been
visiting relitiyes in this leOttli#
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LET ME LIVE,;AMOIitG:MY
FRIENDS .
Let me live 'among my friends; let me
hear the : laughter of them,
Let them know, past, doirht.. or chance
or misgiving ,that i lone ,#heir!,
'1'his;one,.,,that one.for hia-smile, that
ne, this one .for his chuckle,
,Let a live among my •friends and to
ever-y,,eare-Ill buckle, .:' •
Oh; I'll ask no odds from; :feriae and
' I'll ask nb 'gift •frgm- glory,
Let•eme live' among., my=`fr ends and
make mine a ainiple, stmly,
-Let niethave-'this one'-for,-fishing,and
the other one for waking,
And my trite friend; whe t Ism troub-
led," and my wise friend when
I'm 'talking ,
I've`s'' friend for every hour and .a
friend' for _every trouble, •
�hve-a-friend-whd-leves-the-clover-••and-
a friend 'who''fl tread :the stub-'.
ble,. ` tread
:the
'a friend to set me laaghing and
a friend to share my sorrow,
'Aird I-knoveirlfierid=will. answer,
sh'onld I; cry for help today
Let 'me . live among any "i friends; `let,:
' me'' keep` them all• about me,
Let them learn • how .much'• 1 ''' trust
them, .'let- them never eine to
doubt. me,
And . Pil.. seek. no joy . from; farrie Land
no:pride from high endeavor,
Let me live 'among• tiny friends and;
I'll be' happy forever,
--,Edgar A. Guest
HORSE AND RIG '.STOLEN
at°n9dlitniF:daritrdalChdiiiysniWellhili.orgfdrsi*hinetlenCirilthRil';7KeeVnilWO.Nwx4416;the'uLarcininh:
i:tihed. When he was ready te go lome
Sorge time during tbe night Thonlas
shed. lie got up, and_ put it up, for
shelter in his( barn, Next:day a neigh-
bor recognized the horse and „it was
i,eturned to the owner
. There is pretty good, evidence as to
the culprits. Two young,ehapa who
do riot own a horse were trY1X4 to sell
The roads lleing veri bad our gag -
al Mail 'carrier did not make hie 'US-
'ual rounds on Mondti, Not 's ustuti
thing for Chsrlle,
able" they are, 'Indeed, their strong
card in fact their only rcard, Whigh,`
they play month after.,month is' their
unreasonablenek 'The truth IS that
if 'UM*: 'were -moderate no' one *Mild
listen and,wbere.worild one di those.
One of the outstanding traits .of.
'class political ::organizations,.`ouch' as'
the British Labor -Party iorthe United.
Farmers .of Ontario or any ether
'farmer' party- is its "sweet unreasen-
effice preach the millennium, 'which
apparently is just around the cerner,
With, rin 'more taXes and turkey , for
dinner every Sunday; if; Only they are
elected to office_When irr_power.they
natairally • cannot fulfil their „, spoken
and Written obligations:No one 'short .
of the angel Gabriel conk], So it'is
that ha tithe they are discredited hY
the, greater 'proportion of voters 'who
had been prniised much and received
little,
leader Of the'Eritish Labor PartY?can
be master Of his owri actions. Ile 'Can-
not lead; so he will be dtiven:',Rebell-
eusispirits, botbinside,and outside Of
13ritairi will shape his destiny, both in-
ide and. outside of Britain 'will shape.
destiny. For instance, from far off .
ff Canton, San Yat Sen maintaining
hat they are an unjantitiable inter-
entien in, the dome,stic affairs of
hat eotintry. If Premier, what would
fr. Macdonald- •de?' Worild be follow.
is partY's programme and; order the
ritish. fleet to •Withraw, leaving: the
ritisli residents of Chiria to protect'
hey Can it .would in all. .likephoo' d
pell political:failing if be heeded not
on and it would be murder if he did.
Any labor "Cabinet that riesuinea
flee in Britain will, in all human
robability, 'find itself, between the
vil' and the deell sea, in, respect to
th home and foreign policies; :
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WIIITECIIURCH
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Mrs. A. Fox is visiting with fri.,
Mds in Galt
Mr. Carl, Lcitt of Kincardine vislthd
at his borne here on Monday.
Mrs, Paterson' 'of Lucknow visited
last week. at Mr, -Georie MeQuoicls,
The Sacrament ef toaptisin will be
observed next Sunday in the Presbyt
MISS08 Olive: Terriff and Nettle
Cottle whe 'haw been visiting in :the'
'WANTS DAMAGES
•
'John D. Thoriapson; who operated a
bus 'fine ' between' Owen Sourid arid.
Wharton, 'has iisued a writ against the
Counties of Brine and Grey fin $600.
damages to .his spead wagon, alleged'
to have been'austained in an accident
and Wiarton on Nov. llth,. The caSe
will ceme up at the -Spring AssizeS. .
Mar'cla. The claiins is that through the .
impassable and dangerous condition -a
the deteur where a small bridp,e. or
had upset and had been badly darnag...
A, McLaren, of •Wiarion Was
the contractor and the suit io .reallY 'r
against him:: 1Vlunicipal 'authorities' La
pretect -theinselves against any Clam- ."
ages when awarding cOntrrots. for.
work on the roads by Iolacing'yespon-,
SibilitY.. on' the contractors.SOuth-
ampton Beacon,
-The .1meeting "of. the Para-
R1I�LEY „AND, ”' 1CJN, T1t'' A l+'first :C'nss'Report
pqr boys and 3iis1, are ' learn ,'
:Xt•..',Shirl 13o1/rere, ,teas:'been ,trent greater advantages and opportunities-
vtlthlo. 0091's for, ;