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THURSDAY, 1ANUARR t, rgeo
Gr6'r redly to write 1920•
Tug i osm wishes its large family of
retidersa very Happy New Year.
p0LSHEV1R3 in Reesta are getting it
e here the chicken got tbe axe No
pountry can proper where tbey pre.
dotginate.
Im is stated, on presumably good
authority, that there will be a slump in
food prices he the near haute. 'lite
great majority of the human family
wont kick against it,
Now that war affairs are being closed
up it will be necessary for fellows who
have been making easy money by pro-
fiteering to either strike some new fake
or take of their coat and earn an honest
living
IRELAND has nothing to be proud of
in their cowardly attempt to murder
Viscount French. If that's their idea of
winning the friendship of the world
they are the most mistaken people lav
ing, It's too bad.
'Sew people will sympathise with the
doctors whose names were struck off
the list as author'zed to issue orders for
liquor. If the aver'," ane M. D's were
also asked to band over ('near respective
COMPLIMENTS
QF THE
SEASON
TO
YOU I
ALL .
drank DHVldson
How old tta'titions are being knocked
high er than a kite is evideuced almost
evert day in this mundane sphere Now
it comes in the fact that a woman law-
yer takes her place in sea d old Eng-
land. Helena Notmanton is the name
of this pioneer. She belougs to a legal
family, is attractive in appearance and a
good public speaker.
Jeer the thing every family should
possess is a baby aeroplane, now being
manufactured in Britain It can scoot
through the air at from 6o to eo miles an
hour and will sell from $t,000 to
(,zoo. Tbis place has a 1.0 horsepower
eng'ne and zo miles an hour can be ar-
range.] for those not wishing to get to
their jourues'; end t00 soon. One
beauty of this baby is it can be doubled
parchtneots for a year they wauld per. up to be packed ie a trunk and weighs
baps, wake up to the fo:!y of turning bar z" -o lbs. When we get ours we won't
teuder to booze artist,:give a cent whether the G, T. R. or C.
P R. run ar not, unless to carry freight.
ONTARIO is lcokiog to. the Drury
Goverutneot to so amend he 'temper- Qc1Tsalittle hubub is being kicked
ince Act that the loop !toles wili be up over Canadian women smoking a
closed and the law breakers who Contin- cigarette or cigar, either in public or
tie todefy the Statute min' tied their per' private and in condemnation of tbe
manent postoffice addre>s for years practice Txs Poser wou'd soy Ameo ! 1f
Kiugeto:t, Ontario, care of the Provin- it is a pernicious and undesirable habit
sial Peoiteotiary 'Chat's where they for a woman should it not be considered
should be if they prefer to disregard much the same for a mac ? Don't you
the will of a large majority of the Pro- see a double standard is a dangerous
guage and while it looks shocking and
most unladylike to see a woman, tilted
back in a chair, puffing a cigar, it is 1
largely because we have not bees ac-
customed to it and our training has
been to regard it as "nasty." 1E dads
gave up their tobacco fete of the sous
would (earn tbe habit. Why a father
should trounce Johnnie, within an inch
of bis life, because the latter was found
smoking (as his pa did) was always one
of the puzzles to us w hen it comes to
squaring precept and example. A
woman smoker whether a so called so-
ciety leader or Hat is not a person to be
taken as a sale guide for the growing
'eince,
THERE is quite a feeling in a number
of localities to elect women to the
School Boards as it is thought on ac-
count of the deeper interest they al-
ways manifest over the large majority
of men they would be in closer touch
with the children and teachers in their
work. THE Poste believes there is a
good deal of common sense in such a
statement and thinks a trial would
prove the contention to be true and also
of value to Educational affairs.
Went Hon, MacKenzie King and
others touring the West in the interests
of the Liberal policy. the U. F. 0. con-
ducting a series of public gatherings and
the Conservatives sending out their
Samsons as well, there should be some
lively times in the political camps for the
next few months. Parliamentary affairs
are never again going to be run as they
have been and you may bet any party in
power will have to walk straight and
]seep moving or short terms of office
will be the history, Canada wants men
who will transact her affairs in a manner
that will prove the country's interests
are ahead of party or their pocket.
No credit is being done Oatar'o by
staging prtze fights, either as individuals
'or in bulk, as in some of the tourna-
relents, They are discreditable to the
moral tone of soy land, If contests are
desired let them be asked to saw wood,
row a boat, run a race, 8rc., but to pum-
mel one another and endeavor to deal a
death blow, perchance, is as far removed
from the idea of bn.tbetbood as day is
from night. Why corporate. ns permit
such exhibitions is a matter of surprise.
You only have to follow the career of a
pug long enough to ere the usual out-
come of such a life. It is badly named
when called a "Manly Art."
YOU, Lig wotnaohged of this land and the ; �ntet), adnarwlieing, $ FIS ; A. ('int \)
sootier she is told it in good plain Angle
ravel, * 7 IIO . (leer e riteee
Saxon the batter for the Church and _ "1"4"11, 6 k g
estate, gravel, $,1 20 ; � Jame); (i i b,np,
Stet e. gravel, $19.40 ; 11tu'ry \Ve1l , fe ucc op
_ ..— eond, $153911 gob(. el ()Donald, el ono
Morris Council at washout McCall (kale, $01.00 ; Geo,
\Vkite, thaw g grader, $3 00 ; John
Shine teed, ditch end tile, :$810; Ate
t)ommil met at hail Monday, 1)re-
eurbei 161(1, Minutes of last email),
were react
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o the , teeinl r1
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anti approved, elf -Law n s passe()
et1
appointing Charles Garrote ne the
lawyer for the Oorpiratinte A By.
Law was passed appointing the Town-
ship Hall ns the place to hold the
Nomination Monday, Dee, 29, at 12
o'clock noon, also places to hold the
election should a poll be delnauded.
Deputy Rettuuing olfieere end Clerks
and places ere as follOSVO :—
Polling Sul).'l--Sohoolhotse section
1—D. R. 0,, J. A, Brown ; Olerk, 1Vm.
Scott,
Polling Sub, 2—Schoolhouse, 8.
No, 9-D, R. 0., Clcorge Kelly ; Clerk,
John leicArthur.
Polling Sub. 3—At Schoolhouse 8.
S. No. 5-1). R, 0., John McGill ;
Olerk, Eltuer Wilkinson,
Polling Sub.4—At Township Hail—
D. R. 0.. William Bernard ; Olerk,
Alex. McNeil,
Polling Sub. 5—At Stone School—
D. R. 0., Oliver Campbell ; (.lark, Nel-
son Higgins.
Polling Sob, 9—At School noose, S.
S. No,,. 10—D. R 0 , Archie Messer ;
Clerk, Frank Shaw,'
Motion was passed to return the
Township rate tax to all returned
soldiers who made application.
Following Recounts and salaries were
ppaard Township of Hllllrtt, South
bdy., $269 70 ; F. S. Scutt, repairing ,
grader tongue, $1.00 ; Wingham Ad -
lhtw' Shaw, e2 m vas, 50c , A. Mat lett eta,
insurance pletniluu 1111 118.11, 112 Ste sal-
ar
S' $210611, postage, n,ela 1, :515111) \V. 11.
1{err, balnuue of cnnunct, $16i1[t ; N.
51eatlelay, refund deg tax, 1241(1; 7t.
Johnatme gravel, $8(11); 11. eirtthety,
gravelling anti filling, (176(111;
Love, Wilmer) contract, $100,00 ; -lunrl
Bernard, work on toad, $'30(1; Jannis
Nichol, work on load, $400, gravel,
$8.00 ; Dan, lllc1)ntialcl, gravel, $11.55 ;
11. Procter, collector, $100.00 ; \Viet.
Millet', tvnoti, nil and caretaking, $15
00 t".W. 1i!elon, Reeve, $110000; Hettt•y
Feat, Abram Procter, Walter Ynill
and R. Ii, Shortreed, Oouneillors, each
$75.00 t Fred. Haggitt, oil Laidlaw
drain., $47500 ; 0. [Preset, bile on (fond
Roads, $-170. A MMIMWEN,
Clerk.
IVB.eeetee
Howbeee 0teteetctt
('a'wulifutei on Dee. that at(Jortie.
in Township hell pursuant to Slattlla,
All nterubot'c preson 1. Reeve ill lite
rhair, lt'lin1(1 t of last meeting read
and 00 motion of Artuett•aug--\VII-
liniment cele adopted, elovetl by
eVilllaueou-Aaut)tr'og that Connell
tteeept)he aunt of :$901) payfnent 01
full tot' the eve til' the 'Powuehip 11011
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)•a t a Convert tv u byIll
ft slipper teal ( 1
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English (liquid). Carried. Moved
by eel illtaut., o - A l,letrnttg that the
,�" tux n'ato
(11115 be exu'u.lell foe C.ulierl t
pelmet their roll tie I he January meet -
km of ,he 000 evil. (teemed, John
\t +tie united on the Connell asking
11,
tna gra for his buggy Inuken on the
ltigbtvay, el overt by Arutstrong—
Inglio Diet Ootinoil give $500. 001'-
ifed. Moved by Arutetrotig—\Vii-
li meet, Ihe By -Law No.9 for year
51119 nl,p, inliug at place roe nomination
b r tel the Iliad lime and passed.
0 .li, d. Moved by Lynn --Inglis that
15' Lae No 111 appuiullug lteLntning
(lila ,•r 1,0 tcud the Ilhird time and
pe sed. (bulled. Moved by Lynn --
Inglis that Reeve Doig be appointed
to represent the township, lin the
matter of hydro. Uarried. A large
number of naceuuts wvrefpaid, awl.
()outwit adjourned.
Short Horn Bulls
rtirdriii foe Sale
Dein{; N!4 1401 111 tete. U. Morris see.entalslal 1,
C.n vlr
1101(1 50011 lu0 Hurt•, Ii good alma o t1
tion; 110 eltool. oda ooe
1' ilial•
yentas( to solani, Tmraadlntu Puasessl•.;t:.1'nr
ruitter por'tloulart -nt, ly to
5142 ti0ln04t ` Nlifirth 11, It No, 2
For Sale
We enye won let Pi izo an hull calf at lime- --. -
asic troll Mair farlt ye5,'e 1n allnCCNRIen 1(2111115 Ye Tinaaa, n,1 tu)+, ,,,,n; dining 0114 aeew., ii) the
loo 1 h,• propel to tr the lots
tor sale. e, 1
, on fixed o r e Cran F
a l good of
always s m 4Y h1 Village Ilw nu gt V g
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•'d �'or sale
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tt .kion• 10 SON. Agnes limit is !T
t), li) N Mrs.
Plains 5814 but 1U, flan. I0, Qrey Twp te, 515 nen, fl tut a era, IN, r tyyt a could
he atom at mien. 1?or farther W t (I..,ra SP.
ply Co ors elate f the late it N (.1,1050,
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tors estate of the late Rn•s.Agnu- 1+ruwll,
Short Horn Bail Calves for Sale
tenasiatened offers for sale 6 Short [•lora
bull calves, from the well annum airs + Hers.
geld Stamp bred by Harry Smith and owned
by undoraiguad. A cow, Prin000s Pat frog,
sante ball, sold at Bricker s ante, Hltn(ra re'
eently for $1000, the hlehoot pl'loa at sale. Re-
port says "Spats n hatter of Show calibre and
1, ears old;' Fterattetl ntanip 11(4102 fele sale.
Will also sell a regwtsred Borteoltire hog. s;4
1.ot 00, Oen, 6, Morris townahl
INo, p. %eller(,
Phone 100 Brassela P. 0,
x505 ur
t:ranbruutc. _...
Bull for Service
The undersigned will keep for aervi('r, on 19!
Lot 110, Oon. A, Morris township, the the' )'.been
(11ort Horn 13011, Gainford of 501e20, No.
.410418.. Sired b Gainford Marmite (mattes; ;
Dan Mildred VIIby Royal Sailor OEM0, Ped,
igree may be seen On application. Terme-
210 00 for thorn •hredo payable at Mincer Her•
vice with privilege to return. Grade c..w5 not
allowed,
T01100 PIEi10I0,
Prop+ fetor,
FREED AFTER SERV L
10 YEARS PUNISHMENT
MAN CONVfICTED OF NEGLECT IS
EMANCIPATED AFTER 'NEW
TRIAL.
b. rase weie11 deserves much
thoughtful consideration is that of
Wm. H. Barron, 103 Morgan Street,
Bennington. Por ten years Mr. Bar-
ron suffered the agonies caused by
Rheumatism. At tines he was bound
baud and foot by the grip of Rheu-
matic pains. On the advieo of a
friend he steed for a new trial and
used T.R.C.'s.
Read what he has tcesay;—
''I have beau a sufferer from Rheu-
matism for ten years. leave'beea se
bad at times I eonl4 Rot ntei a !land or
foot for months. .A friend a1risod-aro
to try Templletott's R'hteieraaje C n-
sules, end I ),Ove been thankful ever
since.. Tiley werke,Lrvenders for ate,
mad I have never faeb any ratatee of
the diseaee.°'
It's praetieally iinposseble to obtain
evideeee stronger than this testi-
monial, and a word to the 'wise is
always ssfeeient. if you sneer, Saes
a new dial—use T:R.C.'a.
Ask your Druggist or write se for our new
booklet; it is interesting and costs you nothing
(Templeton, 342 King West, Toronto). We
mail T.R.C.'s anywhere on receipt of 01:04.
Sole agent in Brussels, Ins, Fox, Druggist,
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GUNN'S FEHTILILER
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IAM Agent for the above well known Fertilizer and
am ready to receive your orders. Also handle
Gunn's Bone Meal for Hens, Hog
Meal and Calf Meal, all of which give splendlid,
satisfaction and have stood the test of years. We keep
the Meals on hand and would be glad to supply you.
Gunn's Fertilizer gives excellent results. and is
second to none on the market.
Stanley Wheeler
Phone 218
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Annual Report of Ethel Cheese Factory
FOR THE YEAR 5919
Sale
Lbs. Aver- Lbs. Lbs. B.F. Value 11b. Whey
Milk age Cheese Price Vale e- 2 13, F. Expenses Oream
46.1c $ 265 25
44.40 890 92
45.5c 409 64
33. c 389 24
84. c 380 54
34..c 345 71 $ 52 52
38 0 832 83 88 71
35,50 635 66 68 07
45, a 496 88 60 40
41, c 186 97 8 87
May . 85,274 12:8 6928 310 $ 2190 98
June 15..,, 128,116 1114 1104035 28c 8174 79
June 80 119 892 11 5 10803 75 30 a 82.41 12
July 16 128,71)3 12.5 9768,26 263c 2681 02
July 31 ...,, 96,225 12 3 - 7331.75 269e 2065 62
Aug 16 89,874 11 5 7807, 26 c 2029 82
Aug 31 85,2(18 10 5 8021. 264c. 2106 30
Sept 166,022 I(1.12 16477.25 28 & 27c 4078 79
Oot 142,001 10,6 18546.5 29 c 3928 48
Nov 84,402 10.8 3139. 28,5e 804 61
1059,087 11,2 04368 26
4472 807
6280 541
0214.497
6642 6992
0099 41
4$55,105
4636.811
87734.341
8064.97
1908,421
$26202 53 66979.396
Due Received by
Patrons Patrons
$ 1925 73 $ 1923 10 i
2783 87 2800 59,
2881 68 2827 50
2104 78 2214 32
1720 08 1733 44
1684 11 1650 42
1773 47 1820 04
3441 18 8862 49
3432 12 3028 94
757 84 819 01.;
$3739 02 $1228 00 22553 61 $22779 78
Balance from last year
Sale of 011(508
Sale of whey areant
DR,
SUMMARY
$ 11 60
, 26292 68
834 01
$ 26088 04
Oost of making, hutting, 8to., per cwt, cheese $11 96
OR,
Making, bawling, Sze, .......,., $ 3739 02
Received by Petrone foe cheese,, ,.. 22651 78
Separating of whey crettfll . 160 01
Putting up Separator . 0 00
Sharples Company ................287 00
Paid to PatrSna 228 00
$ 20024 81
Balance on Siad.:...,..,.. 18 23
Audited and found eorrc+ct,
a1LaIL BATI> b1Ai7, j Auditors+
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