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The
National Crisis
cc My appal is to the whole people; to
every man and woman who w nts,to do
right by this country; to everyone who
breathes the spirit of our fathers who
fouxclyd this British Dominion."
—ARTHUR MEIGHEN
THE
Election to be held December 6th
will I be theomomentous S t
in
Canadian history ; for as men and
women vote will depend the economic
stability, the political stability- and,
indeed, the national stability of this
country.
Today we find group striving against group,
class against claim, the industrial and financial
structure of the country assailed by false and
unsound doctrines and theories, while o u r
great neighbour to the south has adopted a
trade exclusion policy directed against Canada's
vast agricultural interests.
The currencies of nearly every country in the world
are depreciated. The Canadian dollar in the United
Staten is subject to a heavy discount causing a loss
of over one hundred minion dollars in exchange
annually.
Europe is overwhelmed with war debts ---unemploy-
ment is acute — and the restoration • to prerwar
conditions is slow.
While Canada is in a much more favorable condition
than many countries, yet there is evidence of stag-
nation,
tagnation, inability, unemployment and lack of con-
fidence.
Taxes are heavy because of the country's efforts in
the Great War, but have become burdensome on
account of the misconceived policies and blunders
of Governments that directed Canada's affairs prior
to 191E
These conditions are largely' the direct aftermath of
.:the war, but they must be 'dealt -with -fearlessly and
Constructively. This is no time to consider experi-
mental changes, or the theories of visionaries.
This is no time for Crerar and his Free Trade policy.
This is no time for King and his wobbling "charted"
policies, varying with each provincial boundary.
It is the time to cling to orderly, stable Government
in the interest of all the people; to be guided by the
experience of the past, proceeding upon lines that
have been proven sound.
It is the time to place the destinies of Canada again
in the hands of a Government led by a sane, coura-
geous. Canadian who has safely brought the country
through the trying years of reconstruction, and upon
whom we can rely to retain and initiate policies in
the interest, not of a group or class but of all the
people. •
It is the time to support Arthur I teighen and his
Candidates.
aa111M1rw
The National Liberal and Conservative Party
51 Publicity Committee
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Hansell
Mr F. Sangster .of Peterbo,ro s
visiertg .his brother, Mr. Wm. Sangster
Mr Russell MacKay left a few days
ago to attend ,dedieal College in Lon -
den -Thos, Dickson, who has • been
visiting frie,rels in the West, returned
home last week... -Miss Bessie Urqu
hart of New Yoe* is spending a. few
we-ka with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
D, Urquhart. -Mess Murray, trained
nurse of New York,. was the guest of
lfiss Hattie Sutherland, -Mr. J. M.
:heal of Port Dalhousie, has beers ap-
pointed manager of the Sterling Bank,
arriving last week. -..Me. and Mrs. ma -
too; Ortwen and Mr. and .Irs,• Jas.
Patterson on. Friday motor d to Cros:-
vs'etl, v eh.,=.to visit friends. :vers.
Walter IIabkarir who has spent the
•past two months with relatives and
friends ;.n. the Nerelewest, has a'e•-
tursaed home aneompanied by her
daughter, Miss Agnes Habkires Mr.
and Airs. Thos. Perlmer and sola Roy
bare goaa to Guelph to reside. Mr.
Parlmer is now engaged as a tra,a; el;-er
and t':ids Guelph more central Mr,
AUCTION SALE
of HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, kt
et CREDITO\ EAST, on
.III: RSDAY, OCT. 27, 1921
at 1.3`a o'clock, the following property
Glass Cupboard, 2 bureaus, 2 ;,ouch
es, 2 Vela and -bedroom suite, sewing
raaaeh'ne, hat rackl• 2 rockers, 6 dining'
om .hairs, ti ki2che a Ghaaxs, carpet
"e .per,. 3 stands, curtain stretchers,:
kaads of bedding, a quantity of
•ishes, 2lamp.,, carpets, mats„ loom
omplete, cook; stare and heater, :seal-;
ars, Quantity of potatoes, i,'taare=,
.;loek, m;rror, flour bin, vi-oud box, 3
hoes, buck saw, fork, wheel barrow,
quantity of coal and wood.
• Terms - Cash
AIRS. L. ODAMR F. TAYLOR
Proer',ettess, Au,:t,
AUCTION SALE
FARMS, FARM STOCK', IMPLE-
MENTS, 110USI:1101.0 EFI:FCT'
oo. Lot 12, Lake: Road, Hatt Totvash'in
on \'f'h i.SI):VV. NOV. 2, 1921
At 1 o'clock shin, the fallowing:
Horses -1 horse, 7—years, General;
Purpose; 1 2 -yr :horse, Gen, I?arpose,
Cattle -1 steer two years old,
cow due 6th of March: farrow cow,'.
3 -years old.
Implements -Set bobsleigh;, wagon,
cutter, fldt ,hay amcn, sterar beet box,'
gravel box, Mikado, °pert buggy, light',
wagon, root pulper, De Laval cream
separator, wheel barrow, 2000 pound'.
scales, crosscut (law, wire stretcher,!
2 set double harness, 2 set single har-
ness; double calf crate, single calf
crate, plough, set harrows, oak barrel,
ensilage and other forks, shovels, dit-
ching spade, set whifftetreea, neck
Yoke, ;ood, robe, ev;ool horse blankef,
coal oil barrel, .step ,Ladder, small
tater tank,
5 tons seeen1 class hay, several
shocks of corn.
Household Effects -Utility small
range for wood or coal; small coal
heater, box stove, voal scuttle, square
piano, Williams; :glass cupboard, small
cupboard, drop leaf table, small parlor
table, two cellar tables, 'shriking
clock, three-piece bedroom suit, dres-
ser; kitchen lounge, 2 rocking chairs
number other small chairs, Brutsrse1c
rug, 12x9; toilet set, kit..hen mirror,
wasli stand, granite covered bread
pan, camp cot, 2 dor* 1 -qt sealers, 5
flat irons, number window blinds, 3
lamps, large strainer ,pa;j, nearly new;
large cream can, nearly new; small
barrel churn, New Idea Washing ma-
chine, wringer, set curtain, stretchers,
few large crocks, baby carriage.
Real Estate -There will also be sold
at the same time and place, aafilrsit
class 50 acre tress farm, W 1-2 Lot 6
Con. 5, Hay; also 75 acre alarm, W 3-4
of • Lo t5, Coni.' 6, Hay; 10 acres in
;cheat, 13 acres Ery ryej, and thle rest
in pasture,.. ,
Terms -All sums of ;10 and under,
cash; over that amount 6 mopthslcre-
dit on approved joint notes. 5' per
cent. per annum 'off_ for cash on credit
amounts. •
Terms of real estate made known
on day of sale.
F. TAYLOR JAS. DEARING,
Auct ', Prop,
ARE YOU A MOTHER?
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Hera is How to Take Proper
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Hamilton, Ont. -"I was advised by
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Favorite Prescrip-
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and I have had
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the mother but I am positive the
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Spike, 46 Hess St. N.
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London, Ont. -"I take great pleas-
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great benefit from its use. I have
always been in frail and delicate
health. I married late in life and
I was in my fortieth year before
beconiing a mother. Dr. Pierce's
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safely through. My lovely little girl is
now four years old. I still take Fav-
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avorite Prescription when I feel the
least bit weak or rundown- and it
always builds me up." -Mrs. J. G.
Baldry; 237 Clarence St.
What Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription has done for other mothers,
it will de for you. Get it this very,
day from your neighborhood drug-
gist in either liquid or tablet form,
and write Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel
In• Buffalo, N. Y., for free confiden-
tial medical" advice or send 10c
to- Dr, Pierce's Laboratory, Bridge
bung; Out, for trial pkg. tablets.
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If Ames Holden Rubber Footwear wasn't
better—if it didn't wear longer—we would not
support the iron -class guarantee that goes
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These facts hold good with Ames Holden
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There's an sordes Holden Rubber Shoe or
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AMES HOLDEN
RUBBER. FOOTWEAR
"Every pair of Ames Holden Rubber Footwear is guaranteed to
outwear any pair a similar shoes of any other shake, sold at the same
price and worn vender tlae same coraditoas.»
E. Heist vvha Stas corldueted a bat;e-
sho, bare for two years, has %sold
out to Mr. Cook. --31.r.; J. G. Troyer
and little daughter of Toronto is the
guest of this mother firs. Chas.Troyer
i -Mr Bert Peck last week, met with
a serious accident which might have
proved fatal. Fie with two others was"
working at the ,top, of p silo in Stan-
ley
tanley townsit;p when the srraffolding
gay* way and the meat fell dist:moi.
of 3Z lett. .Mr, Peck, was uncosuse1ous
for nearly two pouts. He was badly
in1ured, sustaining Iwo broken ribs,
besides °,a. avyere ,sba1ung up, which''
will lay him off work for a time. One
of the men had his arm broken, and
the other was also injured.
Zurich
4r, John DeLI-14tr, jlt, on Monday
sold a two-year ,old Lilly to Uri
Pierce ,of Forest ,scar $705; This is a
nicer beast and has gone an eighth n
17 seconds.
Miss Leila Siebert is, i. siting :n De-
troit -Mr. Grenier,of Detroit 's vias
ing wirch fir, and Mrs. R f
;1ir, and alrst. J. P. Ran return °cl hems
after a tvv,o-weeks ,yisit at Detroit,-
i1irs. Ruby, wiho liana bean with her
father, yr. Ernest Gies, for Several
months, has :returned to her home in
at Cavalier, N. Dakota - 1r, Edward
Hey of near Calgary, Alta., es visit-
ing his %father, Mea. Chrle Hey, Baby-
lon. Line. -The Zurich baking business
bas .:hanged hands, Mr. Jos. Geiger
disposing of same to Mr. Irvin
stain also ;the dwelling property and
bake shop.
Grand Bend
Mr,. and Mrs. Sutherland and fam-
ily of Ailsa Craig, v'I,si;ted at the home
of E. Gill. Sunday.—„Mrs and Mrs.
P. Baker are visiting in Port Huron.
-ell. Baynha.m ,has bought Bruce Bos
,senbery's dining iroom and had it
moved over to dais lot behind the
bowling alley. Bruce is putting up a
new dining room'. -Mr. and Mrs. Ezra
'prenner, who have - been._ visiting • fin
Detroit have arrivtd'laome=Mrs. Prank
Germette who .has beery attending her
sister, Mrs. •Truan. arrived here , last
week Mr. and Mrs. Truan and daugh-
ter came with tier, -Mrs. Yule of Win-
nipeg is vis itiJ1g Mrsl. Rev. ,Carriere:
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus' Groan and fam-
ily visited near Hei sel]. Sunday,. -Mr
1). Shaffer of Dashwood visited his
sister, Mrs. :E„ Gill„ sr, Thursday, -
Mr. and Mrs;. Shepherd' visited rela-
tives around here on Sundays,- Yr.
and Mrs, Delzel anucl con, who have
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. Pat-
terson,. returned 'to Port Huron ,last
week:
Lumley
We are sorry +to say that NIr. John,
~McQueen is not enjoying very good
health at present -Mrd. Jasmes Broad -
foot, Sr., who has beten. visiting .her'
daughter -in: --law, Mrsl. Jas. Broadfoot,
Jr„ returned ,home last week. -Mrs.
Sherlock, who ,has ,been visiting pm
this neighborhood vh,as just returned
to her home in Vancouver; -Mr. and
4rs. Johan M. Glenn, accompanied by
,rs. Rob t.•,Cole and Mrs. E. Hillis,
motored to London on, Saturday and
spent Sunday with the formers t.oth-
er and sister Mr. andMrs. Wm. Ker-
slake visited friends Mitchell last
w'e=k,-ligr, and Mrs. Arthur Jones and
little son, Biilhie, a,pent last Sunday in
Denfield
•
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SEAFORTH.-Thi death took place
of Agnnesw, McKellar, widow of. ::the
late James Gillespie of Hibbert Tp.
A few weeks gen Mrs,. Gillespie met
with a serious .accident when she fell
down the cellar steps, and from which
she never recovered,
I'ARKHILL-Mrs. Law, who has
been a read= sof Parkhill for the A
xtast, 37 years, died on Oct. 5, aged i
99 years, --:hili. Thos, Gilbert, a ]1 b-
ly respected resident °i th4 place, ani
widow of ,the late Thomas 6Gtlbert„
died at the home of Cher son on Oct,
8th aged 70 years, 8 months,. Martha
O'Brien WAS ,born h Lona= -'1'p, and
she rived its Staph,, for 1Z }'ears: She
is survived by four daughters and one
soli. A sad feature is that her son
John with whom sh;p made her .home
bad his back severely' injured Friday
while at work pa;nntrs; forthe G. T.
and ire :d11 be r3avfine4 tat
fot sono weeks,
TUCKERS 41TH--.The funeral a%
ti's➢liana Braadfoot, an esteemed resi-
dent, who passed away* on Friday at
the age et 78 years after a; brief
nese, took too]: place on Saturday to Har
purhey cemetery,. He was engaged in
the grain 'business in Clinton for many
tears, later re's; dans on la°.s farms here,
SE AFORTH,-After a lona illness
be death occurred of John J. Hurley;
n esteemed resident.
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A furnace is either a blessing or an afflic-
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