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.,Fsolottr PAID
You • want the BEST 'FENCE at the LOWEST
PRICE. The biggest real valuefor your ,moneY.,
THEN-,-WIrY go the dealer? Be doesn't ntske fence: He only sells it. You pay, him a profit.-
-but Le can't add -a -cent to the woRTR. of ,your fence. He only adds to its cost.
WHY --help to pay the organizer $2500 a year? lie WHY -help to pay the Salesmanager's $3500 salary?
doesn't make fence. BO Merely in, lls it to the , He doesn't make the fence. He merely bosses the
dealer, tie gets a' Ane hy ra.iSing the price Organizer -who sell to the Dealer -who finally sells
" (hut NOT -the, pUAlirrYi Of your fence,„ • to YOU You pay flint well.
_ . •
50 to 7$ per ecat of all the money you pay the Dealer for the Fence -goes to these three men. Yet the three together can't add
• a single day to the life of Your fence, But they can -and do -add many cents per rodjo its price,
When you Inty
°DIRECT from
'PAGIta. you
give Al..Lyeur
Jeliceraeneyto._
the. man „who_
retiV in-ake
the Ii'on cc.e
QUA LIT
-
and VALUE
you pay elle for. '
•'there's only
,one small pro.;
fit betWeqx4
you and tie.
The rest of
your ni ouicy
bay_s HIGH
QUALITY
and LIFE.
TIME SEll.-
VICE.
' (6o1)
WIllt support
the "rn id di c-
olon?" WILY
- y PAGE
PRICES f 0 r
fence not half
ttagoot)t wHY
"dive the deal- .
• er-doillar bills;
101'500 Think '
tilts ov,cr! Mall
' YOUr order
with. etyyth
.cheok, wqiutay
or express
or -
tier or hAnk-
draft to1\,, the
neareSt PAGE
BB A NOR.
Oct the BEST
EEN,CE at the
14 OWES T
Price, Freight
paid on 810.09
orders or over.
Thu** Apra
OW YOU HAVE
sickness, doctors bills itad
el work; you, know that serious
sleinees usually Maisel/1th a eOld, and
a ealel ooly exists where weakness
gorimes. Resereeirr Mat.
00,07C01160 044 'weakness and nature
4okess the cold-tbat is the law of
Corefullysvoiddrugged pilb,
eregis stimulsots; they are only
prep and braces end whip.
ki the Pure IttEncin nourisliroent
la SCOW* Emulsion that titilarly en.
riches the blood, strengthens the lungs
said helpe heel the air passages.
And ritok this weli-Scott's Emul-
sion generates bodpheat as protection
against winter sickness. Got Scott's
at your drug store Ior,,e/ay. away*
strengthen* and builds up.
1441 art% Itiotrest. Tomtit*, °Marla.
BUSIOCS5 and Satiety Cards
30,}0} BDTEARIAAW) BONS, 14tcl., evelPb;
Ont., lesstee90. sitt mamma.
KAANICY imegnow. Ont. AvioAt
• tor Imams nom at Itootrwooe. Fire and lam
lfirst clam companies guaranteed. Only
• reWtasent lottokuctw ,the London
Mutual. A. number of and farm
g
nroPeetlfia for sale, •
X E. lateknow Ledge moots Dieu Friday
evening at 80' °look is then* UsA (AMP -
street. All brethren cordially 'invited.
Otneeng-Noble Grand, Thos. Watson; Vice
Grand, E. T. Armstrong.,_Tropa., Alex. Roes;
Roc. DM, A. U. Boyd; rm. Secy., Dr. Pate
arson,
latrimunt fnit not
Published *ivory Thursday volieulag
at Luoknew, Ositarlo.
,A. MArMENZIE, Pro *IOW
pd Editor. •
1
TITURSDAY, 21,a1., 1945
P. Sc.&.•_1(.. G. It. 0. Ola Light; meets
moon,Ingdr,1=leocgtfeug
xiatiknow. A. MacDonald;
D. OftratirOXII 4. W.. Martin;Q., ew., 91r,,.
V.0, F. Court 1u,r'wdod. No. ill, Lucknow
meets every monaity or me Month.
is \ the ellows'Itall, Irisitling brattier')
Invited ni attend. Chief Ranger,
Geo. Potter, Bea' Secy., Itobt..Graham,
Vie fick Milk, Johnston, Treas. f) B.
MaoinA. 0.11. W. Luolniow No. 137, meets
second Monday of each mouth. in the Odd -
RAIL Mader Worklmn, J. Mao-
Diarmid: Fin. Secy. D. B. Macintosh; Bee.
SOW: doe. Potter; *Peas: , Alex. Boss,
G. t3.E0 . ef, . Oleo up
D 0
mass D
stairs in. Butt,on Bleak. Teeswater: Spec
ialattention told Votes, crowning and
' bridgewodc. visits wroxeter 1st. and 344,
Woduesdayrofeach.month;orrie
I. 054 NEWTON, Dentist?. • Q0100
• Alin Meek,: Iouelcnow. Ont. All modern
, methods ask& Bost materials furnished.
Crown and Bridgework. Painlem'Oatract-
fon by the user or the latest-, _ _.simplest and.
safest remedy, ...13Q1INCE0E38. Newest
thing in _Lithium teeth. Alumfuni,•plateed
nen breakable
• Western University-,
• tonnon
Forward Movement
Greatly Enlarged Faculties in Arts
and _Medicine. '
'Vastly Improved libraris
• ,e.labotatories, etc,
, Seven New Scholarships:
• Record Enrolment
Inquiries Solicited,
R. E. Braithwaite, M. A., Ph.D.
President.
NO TiettE iron, ELECTION
It may be that the Wixom intention
certain poliaciaus to bring on a gen-
eral election for the Dominion perlae
meet may yet be defeated.
Professor Ge/O. M. Wrong, ot Toronto
University,' is heading an organized
Moven-Witt provenvan, election until
after the war. Prof. Wrong conireands
the highest mettetire of esteem, and AS
hello never been actively associated
with one politica party or the other, his
eiTorta to prevent a contested election
will not be,aacribed to political motives.
The liklitood is that he has received,
good, deal oteneotiragment from ,econ,,.
seiVatiVti 48 vial 40 Liberalel 44 the
movement Which he ia, leading will no
doubt have great influence. The aim
will be not only to stave off 'an, election
until the War is over, but to gain tor the
present government the united support
of the country until the supreme *object
of crushing the murderous enemies of
the Empire is attaine.
How encouraging is a patriotism like
this aie9mpared with the Bob Rogers
sort which sees nothing in the geeatest
ndiureit momentous of all human
history but an opportunity et winning*
political party victory?
It -ba- that --Bogus ..,aed his
aloe, in their efforts to bring On an
election, have the approval of Conserve -
dyes generally throughout the ceeutty•
Even if there was some reason for an
election during the war it ought ' to be
deferred -as an election will be deterred
in Britain; but here there is net even an
excuse for an eleetion.
Consider that if have an election
in
in Aloe, the campaign will be waged
the front'
sad tho isomer*, tout mot by ewer goal the price up because thee ho4 * praetieol
siderationa Yet Olio food of a bill 'Met tuouopoly of Oleo, googe. And tee Gien.
based on the idea that only party mat- era' in ebarge had to go to a peat drat
1
tero, and that it wakea no differesee ••if trouble to get them dOWia .in to a
whether .the votere know or do not know ' reesonableigere. : Contrast tlabt spirit
anything about the eindidatee and the with the spirit of rt mon who gives up a
questions 'involved in the election. good -position, I eves his leanly puts on
There is just one Saving feature in the a uniform and, live* a hard life for a pit„
bill; and that is the clause which tango be would laugh atm n time of peace;
provides that the taking of Ow soldiers and all tor the purpose of getting where
ate* shall have the approval of lend he is VPTy likely to be itil:ed Ity a. Ger-
,
Kitchener. K. of K. is not, hi king in gen aheill •
"
coinage nor in tack be And one Can That le what nialiefr-me wild. Rem
hardly believe that when the war will be arethese iipleedul fellowa, laying all
at its height he will &ate to have the theyosseas in the world -and some of
harmony of even, a pert of his Army die-• them possess Otit-on the sacred altar
turbed by ar.fillVanien of party eaevesof their country ; and here are fellow
citi
log
theeemagniffeent volunteers --who are
PfeDetly expected to eontribute to funds
to take caveattheir families -and yet
'they areeegaged in U.-ling.:Weir pockets
With. war profits; are taking adi mitt,
of 44e. tiglit pouter in Which' their .gettn-
try finds herself to chage her monopoly
prices are helping the cop.)! either by
Skimping the equipment of our Soldiers
by imposing extra, taxes for their own
ncfit on 'those itbo Meg et Wow at the
endure this etruggle for life against
he Germans. What ought to e one.
with ruch inhuman apd disloyal mon
-
step', Vor the life or me, I can think of
nothing adequate exeept. to. shoot them.
It seemil to mo when War breaks and
the country calls' for iolenteers to go,
out mid meet•tbe' enemy in the gatethat .
e -
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1 1
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Ontamoss Best
. Practical Training ,School
We have thorough courses and
experienced instructors in each
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succeed and you should get our
large free catalogue. Write, for
it at once,
D. A. teict.ACHLAN, .Principal
•
, •
just 4hen,the war on' western,
in Europe Will bent its height, and we
may -expect Weekly,: if not daily, casualty
lists hundreds of names long, perhalis
from our own army: Consider the need-
less strife at home, when all all attention.
ought to be centred upon beating the foe
abroad. Consider the needless waste of
money When We all giving our last
spare dollai 'for objects of relief -and
the work then not hair done!
-What are we to think of the men Who
at such a time wonId. bring on a need-
less'electionl They
'without Senae and without fabanle.
eers.,
CLEAN UP CANADIAN' POLITICS
•
' (Daily Globe
Even 60 war.eraft ,,weitefuleese
uncovered during the present seasion of
Patliateent react in :something' 'net
dtegether deeming to Canafiien. life if
the atraightferward an i reoMPronaisA
ing declarations of L'Airier
on Wednesday night. and of $ir *keit
-Borden yesterday are made the, domin-
ant nete in Canadian , '-
The thing about which all high mind-
ed • people in Canada are concerned is not
the fortunes of this or that Party politi-
cian, or ot this or that political party,
The (eruption is very much inelieeeriente
it owlet be met by angry exchanges of
"You're another" eompliments. The very
life. of' the nation, its very integrity, ali
its claims on the services ,and sacrifices
.of self-respecting citizens in war or in
peace, are all involved. lithe diSelesuree
inonthskwerepllowed•to go-
' unpunished,: or if the investigations Were
now blocked !with ;worse 'crimes .- myna--
clOsed, whereis the hope of building ip
iii this Dominion a nation worth. fighting
, for at the battlefront, or worth living ift
when the War Paiti * -
'The leader of the Opposition took the
patriotic groend and gevethe'statemane!
lead 'when the.tergnson report, accusing
the Hon. lion: Frank Olivet and Other Ube-
Wa*under discussion late On "%Yea-
nesdarnight. 'The. leader of the 00YOrn-
inent stood squarely -on -the same ground
and made similar statesmanlike declare-.
tions Thursday e,fternocia, when
'MessrS. De Witt roster and 'Garland,
two of his own supporters in -the House,
were seen to be, damaged beyond' repair.
All this is ° hopeful for better, days in
the politics of Canada, hopeful as a start.
It remains to be fOltowecl uP with a zeal
fOr righteonsneaki.Tdetermination
justice and an impartiality in pitnieli-•
ment that r o - oers
in both political for a generation.
Cream Wanted
Baing an tip;to--tinte-sereacinery
in rail operation, we solidi your
patronage, We are ,prepared to
pay the 'highest market„prices for
'good cream,' and give you. an lion -
est business.- Weighing, sampling
and thsting each can of cream re-
ceiiidearehtily 413.6- retigning a
full statement, of same to each
patron. We furnish two tang to
each patrOir, pay all express
charges, and pay every two weeks..
Write for further particulars or
Send, for cans and give UG a trial.
The Seaforth: Creamery CO.
Seaforth, Oaf.
ENFORCING NO LICENSE'
Teeswater PeOPle' have at last grown ' silorr
tired of the open and flagrant violation
of the no -license law in their
citizens club las been Organized,
with, among other things the object of
enforcing the' local .option jaw, rind a
special constable has been, appointed to
look after Offenders.
There Is enough ,temperance' senti-
ment in Teeswater to carry a no -license
law with' a three fifths •majority any
time; but the enforcement of the law
has been left to the prOvineialT•Tanthori-,
tips or to nobody in particular, with the
'result that it has not been Very well
observed._ There scents to have" been
wanting inthevillage a few eta -Inuits
who would gee'fOgether and say "this
thing must be done". Constant
violat-
'ion of the law, however, appears at laet,
to have nerved a number of the •better
eleriaent to take a stand.
The course 'Of partiallailore-And-latet.
enforcement is net linetImIllen In. the _soc,pajremrsamatienacrtIlleiehf,. if;y oqfd 0:4,1 eCrt. h(rti or 42afras,mweA.A.iilleani,,i.rieffiehifeselneryy, spent a few
history; of no hi It iS
said that. in theStateOf 'Kanas iban wia bargained for, she -0d beSlain-
'
Iii011 Wee pretty generally -a failure, arid manly I acked Against th'O' -4118S Berthi-Bushell, from theStates,.
'is visiting her 'uncle, William Bridge'
BRUCE COUNTY NEWS
Itobt. Trench, the welidenown light
ping rod Acute et.Teeewt4r, has
appointed ecinstable to eee to
eiet-enforeement- of the.elopel option
law in the village, .
Toe StarPreamsq, Teesweter, hits
resumed operations for the season.
TWO. wagons were eent 'Ittet week
and as the Ropily of cream- 'nemeses
mere will ha added::: Alex, Peeinlore
is *pia in'eharge of Oa cre,amer$, awl
Jim.Donaghyand Clute, Symopa
are
Uneureuneg Lareett--4 nuMbee
'of patriotic and °donnish* young
ladies. at Walkertop. wale time ago,
zees of theirs, who ought to be will.
to spend their last Cent equippmg with the aim of raising $000 OO •for
. opened a "Soldlere Aid Tea room
Or
be
Very time when wit need'afourstrerigth
to
t b' d
the Bed Cps& and other funds. Last
week tffeWoal of their laudable ambit-
ion was reached and they thereupon
400.44 Up the roofs. 'Oyu half of the
proceeds wee septte the And Om
St"TITt'ai:tutiteuLtFhoe'r gheabhetl'iob:hti t's9W°iff;
Daughters of the Empire.,
Jim Elliott, ati Indian from the Cape
Oroker Reserve, was last 'week . son-
tenced to A term in jail at Walkerton, ,
and to be lashed .with the eat O -nine:••
tails. The Indian when
he aosured his wtfe, but it seems that
the calm was SO fragrant that the trial
,magistrate did not regard drunken -
_
new as a: sufficent :excuse. This is
said to be the first floggVag at 1Wee`
kertOn Jail ill.A.Seore of years.„,
Rextill Orderlies Vhirk gently on the
bowels, bringing to the cheek a tinge of
•gdod health. Sold only by j. G. AM -
strong, The le'exen Store, 1.0c., 25c., &
SOc. boxes. , •
HAD LIVED AT RIPt,EV'-III the ens
ixterrfarmr and 441.40:cieri___iee,7"p ni,„ity list itenh Old from. Ottawa
O goes and the .mart 'who stays stays at
me. That is, we should allAavo the
clier spirit, even if' we merely help,
aietein "bueinese"es mewl," It Ought
be assumed, in e word, that we are
at, war. every Man ill'eck of es Very
II. -That implies tbst the soldier who.
es o the front will AQ the best fight-.
he can against the witty, withoet
we ought co all "vollinteer %it our r
ctive capacities, soldier and civilian,.
spe
Deering Seeding Machinery
I maws- .Drag and Disc
Steal Land Rollers .
Cultivators--Sprinz and Stiff Tooth
- ' Drills -410e, Disc and Fertilizer
Frost No. 9 galvanized Wire, Gate S and Staples.
Titnotliy and Clover Seed
w. a. AND
with the the First Conttngent.. Ernie
Potions made his home with Alex
Atel)dui ehy, and wont' .01tesley over
year ago to: work .ritt a furniture ,fac
tory, Ernie was wounded in a
vii-
lae in the north of France, in the
bursting -of Sheepnel mei It now .16 a.
hospital. in that fle was ,not
on the Oleg line *hen; wounded. A
.great many. pereenti. „loft , inprised',
when they learned Piet, liatisous ha
hee0, .aecepted,as.a-ArkldliirP He is t
' del;:cate400king.clutre and is net out of
his teetee.and gave feral work . to
team e.trade. lie earner ..erightelly
from teenete Ungifted. -
fig
wh
ho
001
in
to
all
we
eo
ing ,
othrisna,,ininirg ofhi4ritiaskingh
; a.ti eP
t hewkc,iOrtowto,,,iteh a(f`ldhoti:
.comradps or his country. But if we ex-..
pect:thie intent conduct from -the :sol-
dier, why not from the civilian?. If ,the
stay.4 home is in a position
to 'supply certain- articles that the cent)_
try needs for war ninpeses, why sbonld.
he not be expected to volunteer to do ill
And if he does volunteer to lo it, why
should he not be expeeted to do it in the
soldier spirit e.hos his livinm to make
and his family .to support He De• cahoot
do it it for nothing. But he Should' de it
te-the li6i•A Of his ability, and soin the
idea of ‘nialting a special profit out ,of it
as a "War 'order;'''. WbY .should Major
Itreilli`GRAFTERS" SHOULD BE (-Janie' go, gown into his pocket and pay
the COSt Of an entire 'regiment; and
another man show himself_not contented
..With an ordinary profit on supplying
equipment to such a regiment!;
CREAM WANTE
•
Wetieg4iirethe-matleet,46---bey,-.
Cream, sweet or sour, at the high-.
est.tharket price. We supply two
cant free' to each of our patrons, ,
ay all express charges, pay twice
each month, cheques at par. ,Itet'
; Create. any day in, the week,
telt each can received, and ;$0114,
Our patrOna statement of of 'satire.
Write for :pang and give out
Creamery a 014. ItifeZeiifief•a'
Any Bank. • •. • •
• 0i43i..4.. • .TgritiiitgrtklaNtOft
'NW create* 'Plitterittott 041
(Canadian Courier)
General Sam Hughes, 'when. on the
stand' during' the Boot Enquiry at Ot-
tawa, was asked whether he had said in
the West, as teparMcl in the press -that
the teen to blame for selling 'certain
boots to the soldiers Ought to have been
shot! The General denied having made
that downright statement He explain-
ed that what he said was that the Duke
of Wellington had ordered contractors to
be shot who had 'foisted bad boots on
his troops. As the Soldiers' Boot Rn-
quiry,is etill in. progress as I write, I
'Open to treat it as wholly "sub judice',
and to ask a change of venue, to 'the
general question of selling, supplies to
the soldiers. And, on that generalstues-
tion, I' beg leave to express one man's
opinion -Land that is that any citizen
-who' seeks to -make an extrii: profit' by
simiggiii-g into the 'equipment. of tut
on Friday, appears' the name of Pte.
Ernie 'Parsons of Ripley,,who enlisted
at Chealay, *and went to-. the front
William J. S irvis of Hanover, has
Bemired Cenadian and United' -State's
rights,
lAteIttor stove -described
the f illowing;"In stove the Combin
ittion With the StOVe bear haying -the-
usual fire pot and chimney- duets and
eomtnunieatingllueS, of a right anew
lite duet extending along the ;bottom
of the Stove from, the conte t thereof
and having °Ai in bottom
wallotertical branches, upwardly front
each end of the right angular duct,
_one vertical- branch leading_thronkb
suttahle opening into the fire pot
4,
1
directly beneath the grate level and
the other blanch leading to. the chin:-
,
P.T.Me,rlf
!my duot.lbus giviog .gcrod combust.
Ian te.tiMfito having exonoreiet
dernper-Whieleineene a _great
in fuel, as Well remeviiig' cold,
Or from floors sore,. and • allowing
same to become heated emcee asa,...Peeitt ,
.110444 with.:%ortn .-f uret0to:
• •
•
Onakkoes raunert . vu ii
Oroon'oek,fornier who reed in a Maga,
.ziee about 6 "Latin ,bargain Offered by.
.,P41 Munti.et,k4 arm, sent .$3 DO to the
Yeektio eoncereen. thounderstanding
it seems, that, the lamp- Waft to be , .1
down here for 'that .sum, 'However
on its 'arrival in, Walkerton last week
a duty of 81.50 on it, which he relucte
he vens horrified te find thae there Val
aptly paid, but his feelings leoeived '
at hoeorfel i()%reasse rsiooubstaj,l'etxpw,;)081ells :boatrigneood t5ltiiat
dui) Dri. it. This ileetilOdA00. of -•
a "take in" for the farmer, SO he to -
the
ioty
fused
i't:1)r 0;: answerela Pie.ntWffi ehea le; st, 'N e:aiditioh,u1 16Yanti ;iehtin:krgt)ta:‘:.lier;:„ Nvott h:fhp0:31lcit114 dOeX1 6:*
WiSbifig he had- forgotten . to
ch
eaBOicint:ciwre Tintityitphee:r1,77-"iboh;O:noila,ionieedsoNlvalth,biny
auction .t4) eOVOr express chargeso...
Now would, we lo with a soldier
who betrayed his zonntry, who took • a
course which increased the -peril to the
'fives of his comrades, Who footed • When
be ought " to ,ha,ye been fighting, who
sought chiefly to comae 'home from the
wars withasound skin and a -f011 pocket?
We; would shoot him -and make no
brines Of it, But 'why should we be
more gentle to, the civilian who has not
even shown us the initial ;courage anA
patriotism of the soldier? • '
10100LRILLT:
, PRICE LIST
IIEAVY FENCE
uo. of -Bta,.- tpsolog--- --..-,-- - i'IooIn Old
batic ' Feria !whoa a_.pR.rh of-kiorl;qptalgi , 9ntarlo
15. 7.37 ' , 8. 9," to. . ... $0;2110 ,'
H4-7- 11,
„' , 48 . • 22 6k, 7%, 9,, 100. 101 .26 ,
.8 42 22 6, 6„.6,, '6, 6, 6, 6......., ... ... :29.
- .42 -- 16k- 6.- 6;.,6.i -6, . ...........
8 47 22 7. 8%, 9, 9 ' .30
& • 47 16k 4, 5,, 5%; 7. sm, 9, ;32 "
, .9 .48 42 , . 6, .6, 6,. 6, 6, 6, 6, 6., ...... .34
v • 48 16% 6, 6, 6, 6, 6,. 6, 6, 6 '.36
9 52"; - 22. '4, 4, 7,8?'. 9.9.........34
9 52 ' 16% 4, 4, 5, 56„ 7, 8. 9..9. .36
10 4$ 16.% 3, 3, 3. 4, ,5%, 7, 7, 7, 8 , .38
10 52 16% 3, 3, 3, 4, 534, 7, 8%, 9. 9 -.38
11 . 55 ,..16%, 3, 3, 3, 3, 4, 5k, 7, 8k, 9. _.41
New Ontario Prices' on Request.. ALL FULL No..9 'GAUGE
SPECIAL FENCE
No. 9 top and baitow.... Balance No. IL
111.0h6C004." -
18 -bar, 43 -inch " $0.46
'20 -bar, . .51
3 -ft. Gate , „ 2.3$
12 -ft. Gate 4.35
13 -It. Gate . 4.60
14Lfr., Gate. 4.85
Set tools . . .. . .. . .... 8,00
25 lbs, Brace Wire. .. . .. .. .75
25 lbs. Staples .130
FREIGHT PAM ON menus
OF $10.00 OR OVER
Batvie
nday,, April
'the seeding, by. trenry Fortier •
In reaDY` IDWillriAloolle were as openly fence and 'lett ; -,
run after as before ithe- passing ot the .
I. maintain- that there is a great gulf
prohibition law. The Taw, however was._ ot,ea between "grafting' in tune of,peace,
not rope -apt and as time. went by • ell- and .iiiiati'ng,, in time-ogiiAr-e$Pe610:
• . . .
ften0 re e.ymeaertfat, of tchaemitvee,alt,tweya,e .toTtesid7:403ire. connectionitywd.intswho _ha _ ,withiwor contracts, Any,
Y . id- me the eampli-
mentOf following,this department at all,
know what r think 'of "grafting" at any
time./ It is a mean, speaking, crinntnall
cowardly,unpatriotic, ii lfi , rife] Wit
e sIt c 7
. 1:41i. SOLtdElit VOTES . of making : a particillarly ditty dollar,
, , .
The Dominion Parliament' has Made We -do not 'take it half seriously enough'
provision to give our volunteer soldiers, at anytime. rat not 0 "graftel.80 Along east of tervie to Prank Colwell, of xl„n.
improvement, 'and nOW, fora number of
years peoldbition has. been a very:real
fact, almost throughout the gate, .
1.08ePli: •Armstrong, Of Xiblosi,
Visited ' Miss .:,Vra,nces McLellan& „last
'week.
Mrs Prank Bol e pOent. a• few :daVe
with her parents, stf.. and , WS.; Adam
Glahan
Rev: Mr. Stride is in, l7cet,n this week *: -
trying part et his. exams. We wish him
every enoceks ,
tfarry Peter left on Tnesday for 60,
PA.0 WIRE,. FENCE C
,DNE I. I "37 Kin7 St: 'West., Toronto
g55 87 Church ' Walkerville•
West: We lope he will sennbe back to
vidnity, again.
Attlee ,MeXen ney bas sold his firm
Aot,-ofaiii Canada, but ii--i-i ,-tran;sior i Vile imniteritinry--aiiit fir fe-iikf in,P4'
, 50,-----gar4-welkitend" .InTii.ng in in
days. • „
wrierever Stationed,' an opportunity' to t, Dies 0.-04 "Society." -,, But When "graft"- 4, -fes - ' ' -.
'Miss Oa ibel Br -idles' heti heel) under
in the'eV6nt'ef a -general election_ dams 0614 its , filthy ,Iingere upon the chk, ,-- ,,,,,th„," .„;.,i,‘ ps ,„,„„- ,,,, A.. „sok
beingheidthe-t eating Ptinitneh' -' - - zeee8801Y hUrried--: and baffiSr-iiiiaja- ::.ge;---7a0f;;;;--i.m';ie . 'il'iii,u7sda-yl'and,
The soldiers, however, will not Vote Oorts of an untitilitary government in. 'Friday of last week.
for the candidates, nor yet upon what Vitaviime to Coiled as rapidly he possible //ugh -M'Athegon.5eileived old Ratudn.
ever issues may appear to -be at -stake, the equipment of trOnps.--WhCrilavp-vol- cOs arM1114 liervielaetweek and. Mt.
Matheson taught school, in our burg
about twelve years ago and everyone
was glad to see him back egAin,„ •
Th A. Brink, of Teeswator, has sold
out his grain elevator, coal business
and weigh sales to Sohn. Clark, oft -he
same village. Brink has been in the
grain business for about 25 years.
Air. (lark is an etaarrnei and has
,been in the hog -shipping business' fot
the vast year.
'Work' has commenced in the WWI/
of Mosley On contract 2fi,000
thrapnel loceived some time
ago. The installation of the necessary
Maltillineg Wag' completed last Week,
and the work of Making the shells
,cernmenced on Thuritlay. An expert
' shell maker is in charge ol the work,
ut,forengoiother party-Censelvative
r' Liberal
,1n defence of thit'bill Perreittiett eol.-
dere to vote, it *� sad that the Melt who
enlisted should not an that accotta be
one-olit'ot-theit-tOtets.
That is alrvery gond; but if Dien cut,:
)1.0t vol* intt4Nont1y It “Worditti'e au
well if they did not vote at all, What
poasiblo geed can come of iiesting men
who know neither the issues nor the
eandidateNvete in ap election?! And
thaVia totsit The ptui--------------- to h
carried, not only Int0the camps atI161110
0
enteered to risk their livea for the rot
of “grafters' and iillthett themen
-guilty of this unipeakable meatine4end
blaelt‘hearted. trekkOnf should be shot
Without nierey, -
read inthelsOrs_that oome AaStriati
tomb:ants told, the troops, who had to
serve flthestiottefilled -Cerpethitio,
Summer -weight prPtendingtbat
it was full winter -weight, and that lum.
dreds of the soldiers died of pneumonia
in eonsequente, Now I de not think
thwe -IMO 4 tliruite, on sucli.
callous bloodsuekers as these; once
. AXNUlitl$tugl'ilVI of the congre-
gation of liervie ;Atetliodist church Wait
bad On the evening of Thursday, Ant ii
15th,with, quite 4 goodattendance-. The
Wt. Mr, took -Abe 'agile.- met tlic
follovina ttporte were heard mud visaed
by those *out itoport of • "Wiling
.Workere" fqf ibo trcafrurer, , (label;
41.4tIlea! Aid" hy,secretary, Mrs, 'George
Voir; "MialonarY14001Ote toodaty,
Mr9,-Ioliti Sturm:quit ;',Adult MIAs Clam",
by sweaty, Mieg lifirtie Miller; "Snit-
day,Rchnorhy teemetrer,' Miss Winnie
but tight into the trenches before the are sure of tbalr. guilt, 'rho simuld.he Ifol4rirChslenrof6dIal;wftroollti°8Iplievr6itot elected
Gormanal and for nothing ,nlorc thmui shot and shot nutolciy, Mooting Ntr, 'Moo:rout :kitwotary,:i,Nits lleta
Sturdeett- ,
that Grit and 'Tory may rccord %Aced, far ftogooa or. than. ttikeTretsurerMiss iirlimie le • A .4 m
cue tete, it an-041mm ra, avid
'Salta as ittatt ' this case from Austria, whichis far 0,tvo* fitutpreoti, oporge mulct.
, Cogtituttottdoes not recognize oa, an enemy country, W. will he able 1a, 'Mr ThIreatranetit, After the
political 'patties at all, and ti rnOle 'better to appreciate- the villainy of it, 'Toil w`sis' I ratuotted terit'Alimentlt wort) •
constitution or law On. The only Mad', Dili X read of other tooa-roArer IMMctrved by the *porta. ItlicO vatioilS branclAc$, slowed that the put
ible voters in the etSuutrY,641 t4063 who .,-411 which Men oket114.supply certain year Tom heee one Of pro tit)? in evert
• are influenced in their votingivitiimoi goods to the arm.. &peva* pima wolf
o \
,
Let's'interest the matt next door arid the matt across'. the
street in this "Mon Mot,e1,4014
If they will do their .Attie and go after their tteietbora, you
an all make- aglotiona-sueness.of this, practical,liplpful„ sensiblet
- -
*ho1e4reafted co...o*peration is what IS needed for.
•
.1)0 yonr, part 'carefully and loyally. If the House look•
or: the. Porch is worn, or the-Iteneeit
41M% Pure/ taint will put put yourpined in the Spin and 'Span elatir'"
. there Is any freshening pr brightening to be done inside
• the house, we have the Paints, Stains, Varnishes and Enamels
'to do the work '000, satisfactorily and economically, •
• In fact wit tom EVERYTHING'wit need to "Paint Up" with thelood,.
old, rolia4tfortin.Senent rants and Varaishes-h1AM3 IN CANApA,..init
gold with our personal goorantee of Satisfaction, • 10,
451,1 -vtckno* Ont.
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40:44r.00•0*
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for