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auperiOe Bart EqfilPilleili Ca. .
of Fergus* aregoing to givet.tabsolute.
ly free clues theAt Superior Litter
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C and find »out the c9nditiopw,:
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• Capital- alai Reserve $9,0_„(18,00(1
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• PARMERS:*ILL, SECURE SYMPATHETIC* BANKING •
4'47' ANY .OF OUR 'BRANCHES.. •
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RPM, MANAGER, LUCKNOW BRANCH.
of and lipwards invited T
Saving Departments at every Rranch
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xpcorgiv. isiorriz41 TovnsnAy, JoruAny3Tht, 144
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%4T.IOIC 1%,1,Pr•It‘•I1t,•
Pahlighed &Very Ph day »»In�ning
•at raiekirolv, Ontarin,-.
A.'D Mackenzie,• Propriatoa '
and Ed'tor ,
„t.4at thtro•'wOuldlol more work t. •tto
a0d mOto»14oe fox 00, opovvn: who
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That $ort .ef` prcriar a
the whole *Priia: 40.0."lieceUats for the
rniflions wupted,
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pitvg0,A.y,'•,4-ANIJARY ,31st., 1924* ' r 614TCE• '-'''--c'cOuN41;1-r-:"'c91-;:c.,..,1,1:11; ..:
, MORE PROTECTION' --• -4•• - -- - . ---- 7--
' 1- The, ",,-initial session: ,of •the ' p
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''1F;17,4t '94 -''''Ir-"19.4 "A e'e'''' "" '-.WS 11 . 1 I '• l''' 4 - '
.:-;,':,....1•1:'1):-',',..-.4...-(X4' '4r1..F'''''''r-4-''. an; ',‘ac'S.'rt';';;`-t-7:1"Ivir'47:-.,;?:4 proved
444'4
yearsAsix Of .the thirtY-
, . s "onlY.
is 'a00-ag for 0. higher ,protee-, one of' the-4410st 41114 most interest•L'
give ta4ff4ifgher import "duties so , ag s'ssifins" t144 Bruce has known competition from.outside sources 111
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gment5„'iierbe le'sseued..,:or".cuts .,eff alto, tr.1111er;67:reirbtehes•';1171;6re°f: nst7t.e. 'll'iSc'elIsrl Ilaa*t..
i• . • ticall in the.bands•of ;eXperienced
...This , aisociation, which;ls.'4ust,-.A.-- "-mariners... who will need._„...0,1L-412..P_I ,..
1,nanOractinr.agileuris'IOIS:'::".-nen1114.$49.-=':--Valde::Jile-7-1A1-4'7111-:'''',a,
ever asking aikliti,fbi? more protection; and • • manner, that the taxation boogey
it is the ,Saine• Way With, -all protcted. ,IPAY be aluraped • overheard like an.
•'inddstri'es., 'Protection,' though it. .other .ronah,..:andu-a neW"•and bright -
may he of great advantage. to „an.lu.,, er era ensue for the 'sorelY4inrdetted
.,dtk. y', never, 4s •as .advantageons as ratepayers •of the 1cio0ntY, • many' of
. its. advbcates .expect itto be. lioia"; •whom protested .with 'petitions and
• those• in '-a-VroteCted industry are 'in dePutatisns '4F6ilist ' the : Present'
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danger of coming to look to 'govern- weight of taxation,. which lt--.3"*--
ut_4ay.0, r Jather.,,--....thaw-th-e-Ir olvu•-• -dal .•M-e;-41`3iva•COVelr'Whehnini them and.
CCCSSin
-: '-'° f,l,e, i"sco3Ltlh9er- measure.Oft': perii.o.tbectItsiiphnj hdoriov4Inervis ons to
in the county.
to seek ii, 'li 1.
given'. one ' industry Often' is largely' Ex -Warden ' NeVittie, who was
. offset .kna like f4ver. extended to .ealled 'to the' rchair, -- opened the
another • „ ' - '' ' • session at- 7.30r o'ciOck‘ Tvesday
'evening, and in feeling ternia referred
briefly' to the lamentable death of
the. late Clerk, P; A: mmeo...,, on
Christina* Day ;Nr, A. E. ' McNab
was apPointed; Clerk for the session:
Nomfaatipns far • 'Warden resulted
'in the folloWing names being sub-
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Seaforth Creamery FROM MEDICAL DOCTOR
United 'States manufacturers have
acted in'Just. the •same way:: Their
tariff Wall..never would wholy shut
out 'foreign-111'1'1de geodS, s� they have.
'been forever asking. for a tariff, high!,
The latest 'extension of the s7ateM
in the home Of high protection was a
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CLAIMING DAMAGES •
mitted,,,to wit: .!Dan McDonald of
,.,---- . ••coneesslon to the farrneri, the wheat- ;Lindsay, 'W. J.'..,IgimPson �f'ober.
. (Walkerton TeleseoPe) • glowers go ting special '...attention ' moi -Y, Bernard Vt'Ood of Kincardine,
1 ' A .case that attracted great inter- . owing ' to their alleged inability to -3*. -K.- Davidson- Pr- Alcahel,'--,TaMes-
' I est .lodally_came. UD in County Court compete with the wheat -growers of Byers of Warton,' Wm'. Heiserman
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--, -fieia. on Wed/Cast:kW ,Jtf last week be- the Canadir. West They'got_i=anea of ChesleY, A-rch. Welf-tif .Brart
• Wn ' local aid are "
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••,: fore Judge- Spotton of Guelph, sitting- *are of rr•-!lection that 'was expected Rofit. Irwin,..of Huron, . J W.. Sinclair
_ :for. Judge Klein, :when Mr; Charles to shut' out ' 'Canadian wheat alt of . Arran and 'Peter %Dobson, of
of the South Line, Brant, gether, but their ,cries for 'overn it Bruce
sued DrHall, the wel4nolouder• ' 1" '' "::'
• practitioner. for 006 damilos ‘....iO4. stees m,inesr,in thanrderoever to.p, Unitedresere v, . l
retired withi4-he exception
of
Byers, Davison; alleged InalliractiCe:: The caSe .occu-. the, high quality of their , flour must 'Wood,' • Of these David'sea •droPiiied'
., Sine/air, 1Veir and
• pied the •Attenti(41-; 6f the .coUrt . the • have Canadian • hard N",,•heat, and they
last . half ' of ,Wednesday afternoon, out on the first ballot, the ' rest go:
ail day Thursday floin 9 30 are buying. it in Lpite of the Fordny • ing as far. as the_6th vote, Wheat,
tilL.1J.Z._,pu.esin---a.yandf 'was „then :rned. .
until 'J. a 0 this week when at
. . d . . . , .e . , , ..as a ows.., Byers 4,•
tariff, . th-a-ukh in red c d ' tit- "
, , u e (man i s the count ' was f 11 '• 13 ''•
An, now protection against. Canadian .Wood17,, W:eir 7,1Sinclair 14,, The
was 'again 'held over at the• Bench's ,wheat-growera and --Canadian cattle .f°rlas.r :three at this . juncture with.
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ggestion WWI ' Tuesday of next 'raiser*, having failed to ,bring. Pre- rew and left ,Mr. Sinclair elected
weekF r or more witnesses f
...tae--•.'afeace-areLretii:46-heard.. '...- -ar-- -sperity-to-tlirlifiired States•farmers •
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Wien acclamation. ' • n , • •
•On A BrakenCollar-bone • ''.' .• President Coolidge is'actually pro io- •
. , The new •Warden, • in , his inatigur;
June 6th, last.- Mr. Tanner was sing to lend the western farrners..fif. .al, stressed the need of econoMy in
assisting at a barrr-raising at J. P. ty.rnillion-dollars to enable them to•
ton. ,Cemetery, when he • was struck
Johnstone's feral" e .alker- diversify their: orieiation's. It appears
by' a falling plank; fell to „the barn that -with the great market of his
flour .and .was aerfausly Injured. Two awn country' walled around for him
locall-doctors, Drs. Sinclair. and Crowe, the United States farmer is actually
were 'called And Tanner was'rushed worse off than 'the Canadjaa farmer,
to the hospital;Bfore they could ex- The,prosperity of the United States
airline the.Patient,;Dr. Hall, who had
been ;summoned by: members, of Tali. 18. o „ten, held -, up to Canadian- aila
ner's farr'1v., arrived and took over ..
the case The •plafntiff claimed' that . . ,
Proof of the beneficial effect's ofhigh
, protective tariffs, but as a matter of,
he had repeatedlylold the doctor that fact the Ulited States is the best ex -
his shoulder blade was broken in ad- 'ample of free trade the world has ev,:,
„ No Fracture; *wit Groves ' ' erhad. Over the whole vast expanse
The defendant doctor- denied, that of that country trade is practically
there was a fracture of the shoulder free and. transportation is well (level -
,blade, and his statement was corrob- , ,
orated b » r. roves of . Fergus„t
well-known Surgeon• and propriet
of 'the' Fergus" General Ilaspital. •
arge X-ray photograph Pi the' shell
CREAM BUYING STATION
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Nighteat Prices—paidfOr
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.Creaia-andrEgga;•.---We-guaraatee
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fierVAce.„and satisfaction to all our
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Patrons.
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,..Give us dinal A.,•• let `us prove-
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to you that we are a worth while
market.
, CeCilt M1.11111[1,
Mgr. Lucknow I3rap.ch
hone 63. •• '
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'ee a Monument
The Lucknow •Nlarble and Gran-
, ite,Woiks 'has a largo.and-cont-
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plate • stock—the Most beautiful •
designe to choose from iajliar.
bla, Scotch. and Canadian Gran.
We make'a e Ishii of Family'
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' Monuments and invite your in.
• • impaction, .
•• • ,••;Inscriptions,peatly and prompt..
done. • ' , • '
,Call and ',see as before placing.
;yonr order. • •
. ROBT. •SPOTTON, •
Lncknow,, Ontario;
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Until. we are permanently settled.
so W. .1”. Douglas
Lucknow L. O. L., NO. 428.1neetS,In
room' ever:it second Tues-
. day•
of the month at 8 o'clock p.mMcQiuljln .
Parker; Rec. Sec'y.„ NV/a:
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the administration for 1'924 and es-
peially .urged that a substantial:ctit
• made in the' expendittires' of the,
COunty Highways Commission,: which
was: the great spending agency �f the
County. The new Warden paid a pas-
sing, tribute to, the retiring. County
Treasurer, Mt. :Norman Robertson
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,the motteri •
/19X. P.tuP0sitlii-t4sliel*Oft,
•Aitchiem0 ByersiWyk's* PecrY
FOrr00er; Harriliton,A0n. McDonald,
AleLareU, McLean,' McVittle, Scott,
• i'111,Psell, Warder' and, Weige1-45.
• Against the ,ProlloSition:--.Avis,
Cart0r, Dobs0n, Gregg, Ileisermah,
Irwini
arfLeliiiY;TP. aVid
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As- tins bridge w44 declared tn. be '
of sufficient len,&th'i for, a county
bridge,. a .• committee was appohited
to. exainine',the .Structure and report
aedt..41,:y.u.dneeoP:,14.81toteast:ievi927„:f. ra. rros •
r of•Tiurtin- Tp- addresied'
the Council; and .urged that: the ex-
penditure. on County Highway* bo re!
duced at, least 5.6 per Centthey
maintaining that :the •-high,:rateof
taxationwas overwhelming..the
'444 and driving: the youngerenera-
, don' from •ithe soil 'to seek' their
liheied our- eitiesLor_aeross the -line
in the traighbariagL_Republici---••••-•------
--Ifejiaifs Werealso read from: rate-
payers' asSociations in Saugeen and
Arran urging:, a substantial reductien
in the cost ofo our • highways,.
The result 'was ' Highways; 'Rate
for Bruce. of 2 'mills', Which W.puld
-rai*e $62;000; was adopted. by the
coancil for .1924 aa • ;against n.3.60
ruin rate'which, prevailed list year
and Ivithich-raised 8111,000 from the
taxpayers •
County Positions Pilled.
The , voting on the positions ;Of
County Treasurer and. County. Clerk
of ,Bruce featured ' Thursday after,
noon's sittings. • '
In spite of several withdrawal:.
° es were submitted for
the"TreasurerShip, Of these eight on
ly,went. to a vote, three ballots being
taken, with the folloyvringrestiit:
1st Ballot, -=A; Nelsonof 'Tiverton.
13, Otto. Monk of Walkerton 5, Milt
Alexander! of Kincardine 4, Harold
'Pinkerton of Pinkerton village 2.
janies_M.clierracherlof-4-paiselny 6, ,R
j., Rimer of " ChesleY. 2, Winn of
Southampton -1. „' . ' ,
2nd BallotNelson 14, MeKerraeh-
dr' 7,. Alexander 7, Treve James of,
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.0op, :AssolumigNT• OF AIM, RA
INGf IN PINCE FOM ' 34,50 TO '"$2.,?5," Ai, b. ,G.IJARANT.g.
..W•B CAN SAYE YOVI)TONEi.-9N TfitSB.:AXES, ••••
Sko,*0:4:0.41,172414-8Egg
141s, •50••0:74; BBST.YAil..U. *OR •
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C110-SS".CUT' SAWS,P•12..8111 i IMPRQVED ttAcE
LEADER:AND. 'ARROVVIIEAlli'''ALL :GUARANTEED,'" 'AT; THE
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• •.10.0".11T 'PRICE • • '• •• • • .•'•'.. :•".. • .•••••i•
PULLOVERS. AND.
MITT •G 0 D ASSORTMENT-
PF THESE-40--41I0OSE-F-ROM,--AT-A4yERi-GoDir
IF IN NEED OF A GOOD HEATING STOVE Oli'COOK
STOVE, IT WILL PAY YOU TO •GIVE US A gAia; .AS
WE
'HAVE ASTOVE TO, SLIT YOUR .NEEDS AND ALSO YOUR
I,gg,• Stove and Chestnut Coal
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Always On Hand .
RAE & F'ORTEOLTS
The 'Store Where YOur Morie3- Gees the
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,.k.. E. McNab retired from the field
leaving the raee:„.between Reeve Dav-
(1 Forrester, ' barrister_..of ''Paislev;
3rd Bailot-,•Nelson 25 Mckerracher .qajor Berl), Henderson: barrister of
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4, Raney, 2; Monk. 1, Pinkerton I.. - Yalkerton;,', G. C,. Wain of Allenford
:Mr. "Nelson. having• secured” a maj-. 'id Russell Kidd of Southampton- Of
ority of the Council Was declared ;el- . hese the. forrnei two only went to
ected to the 'offioe. ' • allot;.. resulting in ,FOrre'ster .being
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• • In a neat speech Mr..Nelsonthank, -lected•onthe 'firs -t round".bk.29 Vofs
ed' his . old colleagues'. at the, couribi7. , 4 against 1:for liemie,iioti.:.
for the confidence reiMsed in him an:4 , The 'new Clerk who has "been- Reeve
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who was withdrawing" from off
. je.e' ciicvec.b.tHabelYhardulgrialrldtuhaetieddlitfiii).osnol f.,t.'hthee'teoaf•:° , „:tlailnndiciinnggH, law:,:er of the eb,untY. Ari
Promised to do all 'Di his' power to ,If-•Palsley 'for four years: is an out
the -counCir. \for the "IrmcIL
courteous • and efficient service..., '' •
after thirty-seven years • of honest, ohibg. oofession into the undertaking ome•vote given him fol. the postiien
business and was now about to :Make •todestl3r announced that he 'Might
Highways System had expended dur-
It was shqwn- that Bruce catIntY his. third Change' 'of ,occupation in ,'•or a tiime have' difficulty following
transferring to the County Treastir- -n •the . footsteps of such an able' pre-
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which. the .statutory grants are to be ing the past •••ear $211,764A6, on
decessor.as the late P. A MalcorilsOn
oped., The' population, too, ii se great, ..nade by the GovernMent ,' .
, e.. . b. e urge t 6 ai I. AO ea -opera
The Voting. on 'the County • Clerk- who had been s.eveuteen yealts--on-the•
he and....the,„products - -of ••-the, 'country' so- __,',43aih Archie erguson -~0f walk" Of five, who' OrdlY•a;', lied Mr
or. interference__,with erton,..,was-apirointed High 'Constable' • . • ' ' '.
i_ trade frorn *withoun t is
A varied. 'that...the FP ; . ton o , t e Coan il to enable him to
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ahip wan•of a leSs contentious natur - joH ' • d li c '
no.t ao -ndtice:.- of, B,ruce at a yearly salaa- a
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• fil). the breach;
......L.The,„„new-Clerk_and..,-Treasurer-
-take :over the duties of their offices. !,
on Thursday next, Feb; 7th. . • • • .
Trustees were re -appointed forthe. •
ensuing term of three years to the
res-peetive Ifigh, Schools in the Coun-'
ty •as follvvs: C. J. Mikle,
Thos., Dixon, Walkerton; Neil Me-
Gillivary, Port Elgin; Rev. H. T. Farr '
Kincardine; and II. Davies, 1#iartoni
Postmaster , F., Nutting was
appointed to.the Walkerton H S. •
mud' to fi 1 the unexpired term of
E. Leeson who has removed. from
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'town: '
1 Mr Norman Robertson, the retiring
• dounty Treasui•er, petitioned the
onncil for a retiring allowance,. he -
stating that 'the Council were author.-- -
ized by -statute • to grantThim three-
fifths of his present salary, which
der was produced in court which , able as it is in a smaller
Dr. Groves stated showed no. frac- lOus-countrY. . or, less peps -u_ as successor to the late Ezra Briggs,'
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lure Drs Sinclair, Crowe and talk- , who -was thirtyzeight yefirs -on the.
er, the throe doctors called by the
plaintiff, would not say positively W. H. Logan a Teeswater and
that the large 'photograph X-ray plate Walter Taylor. of Tara, were r -elect-
showed a fracttire (although Dr,
Crowe thought it (lid) and Dr.. Sin-:
clair stated' it WaS''''`Aniiiomically per-
fect." • .
The plaintiff claimed also that the
afendant did not set the collar -bone
roperly nor properly bandage 'his
rin• to his body and that as a result
he collar -bone :wag not properly join -
d but one partaverlapped the other
nd by reason thereof the plaintiff's
ght arm nearer the centre of his
ody than hi a right aide Dr Groves
stifled .that this- pverlappirig was a
ual thing and- the' other doctors call -
as experts by the plaintiff admitt.
, theame..thinr. Thedefence-Mai
The cry 'of Canadian' manufacturers
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far yet imore protectonfrom outide::
competition '.sounds. 'a' :bit ..tiflienlous:'
in view of the factthat•Sothe'of them, , ed County 'Auditors by:.26 and 28
•-suCh-as---the .1"'uteaT:reOctivOir-: Of ille%iWP•ather. ".
and of farin, irriplementi are able -to names mentioned 'far • the positions,'
elrliort their :proclitetP..tallie -Orin of 'Velledi: 8
InanY milliPriSPf to'.-Cohntries votes the
Where •they 'Must 'meet the cOm t' "
tion of the 'very fo.reign mannfactur. • The • ciusilizat• i611 ands :palaries"•• .
ers Whose. coMpetitiOn .they Say. their ConiMitte• brouight thejit report,• •
dn meet at:home. •• .reducing •th,e. salary •-• of the County • .
• .• • • • , • • Treaarer„.frora • $2000 to '1800. and •,, : •
.':;h1°200137tte,1.4,$fi:ilt0ht:'.acifyzenatyt::Wlel;;It
• • • • • 'ilricraed the. salary Of the" Cont. • . • '
Ma.re 'Ill'irgineer4frOni-12409'-ftb-- 2700 nd
1•16-7t.he, order in the .Civil :Service, the. remuneration Of *Good •;' Roada
liepartinents pp • at Ottawa: At least • SuPt. •,G ,Ruttle froin .$1500 to
Se one Must conclude: after reading „$rrog.,, a. year. ,.. . • ,,..„
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tin. 'article in) a ,reeent 'issue of Mac - This Report ' raised: quite, fif''41S613,
Lean's- Magazine; writtqn bv Grattan' sian• ,at the 'Board, the objectors':
O'Leary and' entitled "The Civil •Ser7 .1.)11.aik.k.ihtNia..air;k1(i)g.f.itichi4aile.thpe4yrainisit;ge•feafe:191ei.'
Sirdthole for • millionk"• • •. •
The Civil Servide ' :hard matter the proposals to reduce all county,
to There are. so many who Itigbwrit3,,,., work was .1"atheii
intik •to the goverainent felt an eaSY 'iStent. stand:,
job, and there is the jenclefipy for The result was aii.arneirdinent was
areitheit of Parliament to:endeavor:to submitted • .'asking: that the County
• get Jobs :for a, few • of teir. friends--- Engineees• salary be. lett. at the 6d,
•,il?s, With good pay, and little 'Work -•• figure' :of • ._,$240S1Qah,,,,,,,,,r
atineillrs 'lined Up asfolloW:,..,
For, .the.:',-Arrintiment-,-kitChisort;
Avis, • Carter; Davidson,;..„, Dobson,-• •-•'„
lainiedOn, Win • J •Mckay; .
MekenZie,"Secitt,
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,Againitthe; Amendirient.,-Ailicroft;
Byers, Fed, Forrester, 'Grggi
Ma, Iiiiierrani-JOhnae;' Donld;
'' • Siiiinsbh; • Siriclari
Strome, Warder, Welrel, Wood
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'The 'Warden dedlaed• the eininl-
nen.t .bat and' the i•elloti adopted,. •
. An ;Atter/int to :Oad. a' bridge OW,
the .eolinty tht, .Opttits the Sanble'
Rtver -Ott
,tiry dangerous ,etin,,
• and' *ill lave prdbahly +el 130
,rebullt at et, eStf mated, eet Of. 10700(/ •
the OM' hand proeema,...:Work that the N,v4 loot, by th. 0Idia YOti) ot 11;44,
notys ton anigil • liavo th:•040!,t.omi. 4104ttic•
tolloo
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tained that if there were any per
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GclopSPORT,"ffirx COSTLY
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• He owned. a .liarrdonte touring car,
7r4 ride in, it was heaven',
• He 'ran across srne broken glas--'.
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Bill, $14;07. • ' • •' '. • » ed
• y.„ J._ ,_ • ,no
Re tuOic some Iriends: OuL tor a ratic-..
'Twas good tabe alive.. -
The carbiireter threw .a •the
• Bill $2085» • • • • • ' • • tha
anent %disabiliy ordeformity it wa
e natural result of the injuries re-
ived. Dr, Hall's ,evidence as to the
ndaging, and- treatment at the los-
tal was Corroborated' by Ass'-Spt
iss Langstaff and his handling' of
case was commended by Dr. Gro-
s. The evidence of the doctors call -
by the ,ralaitiff was somewhat
n -committal on the points at issue
When the plaintiff had presented
case, Lawyer Otto E Klein, for
defence suggested to His Eonor.
• He Eitilrted'on a little 'tour,' • (in
"'fan
t the plaintiff be -non -Stilted. as • it
was Clear he had Made •nut nothine•
which to_hae_ h eqse:41140Spot
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thought-Tir*ort.7oontinu with
defence floviever only one 'of -the
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ence, s medical exneit (Dr.Gro-.
) and aeouple of witnesses' had
heard late FridaV night" whtl
court adjourned The adjourned
ings will lui•,rtonvinenced next
Bak: .101111t:rY'729th, ' when the
ninin withesses, for thedefSnde:',
he hefird•;.'
r David- • Robertson K. C ivaA
ted In in •tho case for the alalatff.
iither'a method Of working prob.
in algebra Is "Ask *Jr moth.
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f a tors' mtist haVe: been StroaglY at
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tp .1921-22 the nurnber:af.eiviiserViee-
.'entrilee's incrasedfrom-8109 t�
430,' Ahd•• t the sum paid salaries •
:ta thse,:erkiplOyeS•••inereased' froM $g,-. •
16,361 to $23,149,511 • -•
The' hiCreate- tho paptilition, of
tew-YeArsivas-2"oreeht;`.
but -the-hierease in the' umber of
clVil service • eimployee, 14111 been 85
Per' Pent, While the:increase, ".•cost
has been ahnoat 20 percent; • ••
rernember readig' •Porrie• Year§
ago Of hw :Work Is dallied 611 in .the
Printing •dprtplefit: it Wits then
thar oneratorl sat idle
At their linOtYpe intrihi4p, Printera
were la wOr setting up Mtter' bv
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can't you Fled' Im buoy
The reasons brothers and sisters
quarrel when old, is ;beeanse they PsL,
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It le never oorreot to say:`1 ani a Alit"
ban Whoh 0.61.1 can, adnilt that, you
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he ltaninier was one. Of :'tho•
inventionir of men. whieh would
ate that envy is hot a product
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temotesi •to organise an
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e low price of Ford .cars and ,.:automobile;'the merchant and'
Iruckshas been one of the great. manufacturer extend- their
dinainic "forces in the ,develop- business into new and profitale'
ment ,of motor transportation. „fields by means of motor delivery;
SinceJanuary1920. theaverge' thefarmer •carries his fresh
e-ofi Ford .pioduts has"4 llohe of the old-time hardshipare now .
- of the indusrrythe lowelay - and a11 I�r a very
st mtne,mstory.. and smaII aw,
investment•
And bcausd'Forcl prices are so • •ifty dout of every hundrd
kW the worker and his family ' cars- arid trucks n CariMa aka
enjOy the innumerable benefits, Fords— due to the Public
and delights Of Owning anappreciati nofFordvalut.
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