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p-ar to be writing (ie 1.he WAILS Id the
preoent e) milieu, (levet einem "Al ee e !
0itne 1 Peke), Upttatemi
Ist.ovu (burette, the loti tential and
tlet)oaroiir little Welshman, rely come
to Weill/memo if) dlaCaSa he b g
881 III88U04 of the world at a. eleefereece al
the p leers, •
CHICAGO aUlhorittee etela allow their
policerneu to wear celluteid eollaitt. One
woold. think they wooed be the very
thing to he grime. well [It queet
nn( 0t[) wetainiee.
Werra I olk 'nay be able to read the
epistle without the aid of the pteverbial
Piffled -Mena 'a wyer I 's81 Inasitou
to use the pen so thee tee pitelect _re
quires the eeetieeinee el an Weil !VIVI
80 deelphet it o gi d spilling pen
also.
Id nen ie it eel eiey teem the. League
of Netions. 080 li g atti ution to
t id. ability and 0,1..1.4 to tbeir event:.
Oee ie log 4: I ' '• / a CII• boly
I hilance. Last yr it is wild its 48
members got semi weft Se5,110,500
John Bull's shore of this big sum was
elet5o.000. Of course if the L of N. ea 13
throttle the err z' Ikea who crave war it
infi'y be Money well expended.
Foe cool deliterate nerve the bandits
of today, who rub banks and business
places And murder when they are corn-
ered, deserve to be handled without
gloves Neither the individual nor hts
home are immume In breed daylight,
tong a public, eireet or thoroughfare
Mese vultures pouuce npon their victims
and rejeardle,s ut the reek they Tun
c ory oni their preemie. There should
• be uo tinkering ,with Justice as such
conduct should receive no quarter and
fellows taught the lesson that the way of
the transgressor% hard
NAVYit in the history of Canada was
there a greeter necessity than now for a
enited. commonsense, purposeful corn-
bination of church and school with a
program for the good of the people.
Times are changing and old methods
and plans may require to be dropped in
part or amended to meet the require.
meets of this clay. No preacber, teach-
er nor even a small quota of the people
will be able to accomplish what requires
to be dime but a personal responsibility
on the part of every family must he giv-
en. Community ent erprises and efforts
only succeed where there is peerless of
aim and a willingness to lift. "Manr
hands make light work" is a truism.
Whate are you going to du next Fall to
help to such a crusade?
GOVIIRIIM WI'S should carefully and
consistently retrench, cut out all need-
less expenditure and prove their states-
manship by Maps to get out of debt In-
stead of piling up deficits that will bur-
den the people for years. Taxpaying
Milne has got to be a real menace to
pro-perity and yet in the face of such a
condition there seems to be little at-
tempt to curtail or economise. Why
not lop off scores of unnecessary retain-
ers and officials and make the chiefs of
departments shoulder situations some of
them are not very well acquainted with
by experience ? Raising millions by the
sale of bonds may be an easy plan to get
the cash but the reckoning- day bas to
come and the taxpayer has to foot the
bill eveutually, If the governments of
this land are forgetful of the best inter -
eta of the people it is up to the latter to
put a stop to recklessness and misman.
agement whether throtigh ignorance
or folly for after all "Wilful waste
brings woeful want" despite the tiles-
mertzhig attempted by a deceptive
speech or biassed returns. Shut oft the
waste atel befriend the people.
Now that the ' dre" law has come in-
to force in 0418810 the bootlegger and
booze ped liers, both big and little:
ehould let up on their job. If reports
are true it has been a 'Imlay making
business at the expense of the dupe
who paid exorbitant prices for poor
stuff that he would be a moo times bet-
ter off without it Imposition of fine was
a mall deterreut ss the profits prompted
the violations but with prison bars star-
ing them in the face tbe case presents a
d erent Rep mt and should make fellows
who are disposed to pay little attention
to the law of the laud get their think.
thg cap an and quit. Some mete who
pride themselves on their loyalty to
statutory enactments, have wrought
mischief by co:robing or itympathising
with the law breaker over booze
who would think it aa outrogeoes of-
feute to piny the same rote regarding
arty other laW. They ere no friends to
the litW defiers. Defiance by word or
deed will do no good and the sooner the
transgreeeore decide to be amendable t
to the outepoltet voice of the gre1at ,
umfoeity the sonnet they will merit the
respeot of the defendere of morality mid , 1
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HAV MO purchased he tetock
kola Me. U. L Stewavt
we wish e 1 be
nubile patrottege, Our aim will
be "Good goods et a fele mice."
New goods al riving this Week.
Bargains in
Shoes and Overalls.
Highest prioe paid foe Eggs—
(lash or trade, **
W. G. McMillan
WHAT are vett worth to vont' com
tawdry 1 ‘Veu d vier ttu missed if you
died o • in iv 1 ou ? y I) • -iistent-
oi rein et wiun asked so a fest or "throw
told w ger" 10 enierprisee designated
for the public euiel 1 le lour %%hole
qpnre time taken i h 07 me
you assn ming ret.poreobilities in better-
ing condo inus lie t yr el (80 neigh•
bet hood ? These 4 queries me put for-
ward on 0ee000ot backwardness of
so many to hut y themselves for the ad-
vaecement of practical ffarts to inspire
and carry to a successful issue. tour
environment can be greatly affected by
your attitude toward it and the zest you
put into it. What's your hobby or your
forte ?
ALBERTA farmers have attracted tile
atteutiou of the world. It is up to there
now to "clii" thing e and prove their
right to hold on. It is one thing to
criticise and gime another thiug to
initiate and improve. Good govern-
ment should retirees wrongs, and for-
ward the general good, Too many
governments grow selfish. seeking per-
sonal or party interests and apparently
forgetful of the broader vision to be en-
compassed. The fanner government
has the chance of its life today and it is
up to them to plan for the destiny and
golden opportunities awaiting this great
Canadian land, whether Provincial or
Dominion wide, This will never be ac-
complished by putting party ahead of
principle nor making government
bencbes a hatchery for one section of
be country but by the display of loyalty
o Canada and to tbe BritishEmpire
nd an optimistic endeavor to advance
very good word and work.
IN some sections of the Southern
tates Tar and Feather organizations
re at work regulating, according to
heir ideas, the conduct of the neighbor-
ood as it relates to morals and other
eatures. After warnings are duly given
hese bands, dressed in costume and dis-
uised, carry out the penalties imposed
nd put on a new costume that is not
asily got off According to Canadian
deas and ideals this is not a wise course
ut where law is lax and justice likely
a be thwarted it is said, by those who
ught to know, that there are commend-
ble features about it that often bring
ood results. The danger of practicing
uch antics is carrying it too far and
eating at naught the ability of the Stale
deal with such cages. Ka Klux Klan
w does not recommend itself to sober
inking people even if the propriety is
ometimes suggested in staid. prudent
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Early potatoes are a poor crop about
Exetea.
Flax pulling is on the program at
Dashwood.
Bowling tournament at Exeter,
August 10th.
Bern of Jas. Dallis, Tuckersmith,
Wee horned by lightning.
Swarm of bees was captured on an
evergreen tree on D. B. bIcLean's
lawn, Heneall.
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SPIRAL TUNNEL, IN THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS, FIELD, B. C.
A sick horse fractured some ribs for
Asa Penhele, Exeterby a kick.
Dutch set onion crop in parte of
Smith Huron don't look penalising.
Upwards of 100 delegates registered
at the Summer School at Griderieli,
Mrs. Oetwein and son Will., Den -
8811, have gone to Winnipeg to reside.
Itliett Jessie Shin pe, 881010 78111
lentil) Continuation School at. Hensall.
ie Balkwell, London, fell ft= an
apple tree Ili Wilsoe Saw kin'e inch.
rd. Ushorne, end broke hie arm.
Ed. John's driving horse drooped
dead on the road while driving from
his home, iu Usborne townahip, to
ch u role
Thomas McMillan, the well known
fat liner and stockman, of Ilullett, left
for tile Old taluntry taking with him
82 head of prime export cattle for the
British market.
6 cows were found in a well on
Joseph Powe's fartn, Biddulph town-
ship. Under bossy was dead.
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Voters' List - 1921
Municipality of the Village of Brusselt.
County of Huron.
Notice Is hereby given that I have transmit.
ted or delivered to the persons mentioned In
Sections and 9 of the Ontario Voters' Lists
Aot, the copies required by said Seations to be
so transmitted or delivered of the list made,
pursuant to said Aot, of ell persona appearing
by the last revised Assessment Roll of the
Munioipality at Elections for members of the
Legislative Amenably and at Municipal Elec-
tions ; and that the said list was first posted
up In my oftloe in Brussels, on the Nith day of
July, 1921, and remains there for Inspection.
Electors are called upon to examine the Hod
list and, if any omissions or any other errors
are found therein to take immediate proceed.
foga to have thesaid errors corrected accord-
ing to law.
Dated this 27tlo day- of July, 1921.
SC91rit
°e'rl'Of Brussels.
Tile East in the West
If we were only visiting the East
—my wife and I—we earald prob-
ably say nothing. First, because
there are certain conventions which
even we Westerners recall, but more
:ieely because the East would still
bc showing us that mask of :trainee
indulgence which it wears for the
benefit of the plainsman — and we
should never have guessed its reef
forbearance underneath.
• But having been brought here, se
to speak, by royal command of an
• Eastern head office, and having been
given the inestimable boo.: of en
during the most interfering trene,
police and the most acqaieseeta
criminal pollee in the world, we are
`accepted as Easterners! There is no
longer any mask. This enables us
to speak, as it were, within the fam-
ily circle, with the mask hanging -oil
a peg behind the door. Eastern uni-
versities feel just a little dismayed
at the irreverence with which the
Western student addresses himself
to some of the age-old problems of
metaphysics or natural 5,1514-e, and
the breeziness with which he takes
off his coat, makes his rough pre-
liminary measurements, and pro-
ceeds to deal with that problem as
cheerfully at, though nobody had
ever tried It before and felleell Un-
doubtedly this is a little crude, and
the boy will probably fail and never
'have so much courage again. Bat
his way, this Western way, will ulti
=lately solve more problems than
the way of the head shaker and the
.doubt -doubter who cherish art holy
.relics the traditions of other men's
failures.
Among bank people here in the
,East there is an attitude of restrain-
ed worider. Web, wel_L• What will
;the West do next? Three-quarters
.admiring—and a little bit afraid:
And in railway circles I know high
officers with whom, after a con-
ersation at Saturday lunch, I have
been invited back to empty offices
to be shown colossal satire(' leooks
Ithat showed—there was no doubting
t—how poor Billy Langley's head
tfor figures had gone piing again!
Row Bill, in public aelresses be.
fore the Railway Commission, sol-
cermlY swore that he had shipped.—
let me see 1,805 bushels of oats
and only ntads $250 because, for-
sooth, the railway rates had gob-
bled up the rest! Well, the railway
rates hadn't done this gobbling it
seemed. There were the book, and
there were the pages, and there were
the columns—and there the figures!
If Bill's oats had been of the lowest
grade, and if they had been shipped
on the lorgest haul nt tne highest
rate and sold for the lowest price
in the year he was talking about—
why Bill must have got At least $622
for his 1.,1100 bushele instead of the
$250 which he told the world about.
And if his oats had been high-priced
oats, he would have had nearer $71,0.
But lee said, said the railwaymen,
that he got only $250 and ellat the
railways had teenn the rest.
I could have told thole Eastern
railway oefielee oven worm ex-
fkitisieg of eireeennetiene arithmetic
the title one. There is far more
.
Ore este eiledtion ..nd subtraction
We,1 ere', in the East, But If they
wanted Weeteett eases—there was
that farmer mentioet d hy Bill Lare
ley, who canmee 0.841 u,)ffil bushei.
of oats on which he peal lee 01)115110.
freight rate, would :tot 1 et him more
ban 11e niter j'ayahg 1 . eilreseme
; Nell, if his oats had teen of the !ow -
est grade, and sold et the lowes.
.ried tilet is Uric he mat still
ave hall 11,c a 'eerie] wtte wine te
eay the threeher. Of emcee every
:Antler knowe that Ito thresherman
ever gut leic a heehel. The infer -
e1800 to this ease was that onee more.
Iftt railways were getting it. -
'there was teeti tee ease of a .ae.
irowa, of 814I 011itLICI Farmers or
/ danitoea ?JIM ..lys that the cost et
e bi: ,ler Lid ,lown at Pilot hieuna,
aaretelm, ie r.(,w $$1l higher titan it
was last year, and that: the rail.
way rates are to blaree for $22 out
.f the 544. 1 happee to know from
an implement mienuacturer that the
entire freight costs of a five-foot
;ender if snipped in carloads from
Hamilton, or Toronto to Pilot Mound
in the spring of 1920 was $12.16; in
April, 1e21, $16.40; an actual dif-
ference of $4.21. If carried in car-
..oads to Winnipeg and reshipped as
an individual binder from that point
to Pilot Mound the total freight cost
in 1920 was $19.25, arid in 1921,
$25,25, a difference of $G. Mr.
eirown's estimate of the increase
eiune was greaser than Ole entire
cost.
taut could you explain to Eastern
railway officiate that poor Bill Lang
.ey's figures, alai poor Mr. Brown's
figures must not he mistaken for'
Western arithmetic: That because
Langley was a eabinet minister the
Westert farmer was not fooled into
thiehing that IMO ante two make eive,1
simple because Bill sometimes thinks
no. Surely the East has seen just
such foolish examples of arithmetic
in the strain of fighting elections.
There is no higher level of native
letelligence anywhere in this world
than among the people I come from,
the kind that had the courage to
march up to a new country and eay:
"Herel I arn going to tame yea!"
and stick to it, although that coun-
try might still send all its forces
of snow and wind and old-time lone-
liness to try to drive them back. As
proof of the fact Langley was de-
feated in the Saskatchewan elections
--rejeeted along with his arithinctio.
But leave the railways out of it.
Among the small Eastern investors
—the kind with whom my business
brings me in frequent contact—I
find what I might almost call
sublime conceit in supposing that
they can see through the charlatan
and discover the fraud out West
twice as quickly as the West itself.
"No," quavers One Of these very nice
people with perhape $1,000 to invest,
"I don't think I care to hold any
more western school debentures—her
city bonds, oe whatever it ie—until
I see. There is a bit too much deem-
gogery out there! Too many young
lawyers strutting around and 'flirt-
ing with parlor BoIehevism. Not
just the 0, B, U. strike in Winnipeg
though that was bad enough—but 1
read of a eaee, etc., ate, etc," 1
wonder how many of the well-in-
formed easterners know the amount
of buncombe of that ItInd is talked
among the little ineeetors in the
Beat aud in Englenti, timid people to
whom the loss of the intereet on
!•••tnt can drbenture would mean some
• some comfort done with.
▪ is Pest as sane as the
ttJes till 3h its own dema-
eea, ee et t as ry ickiy and perhaps
a a 1:1.e 1.1 ,re q hly than the east -
eerier. The weeeern farmer is the
rest man in t:.0 world to tolerate
Bolsi:es-rem. If, as I suppose, the
besis of this ezeteen distrust is due
to sometimes extravagant attacks on
the reltwa:ys Ire Western orators, the
East should remember that one of
'..e surest ways a young lawyer can
.ake for getting into the public eye
aet. Wee% eed wiaeire; a good roe-
e:ltuteeee es to qecite Scripture and
reg the rail-en:ye. It is always bet-
er for a famay doctor to tell a
lady patient she hes XYX-ism of
the ABC than to tell her the truth
that she is really suffering from
run-down nerves, unwise eating. late
hours, tco nuaeli coffee, worry over
her children, and aeidosis of the
temper. She would :lever recover.
So these poplar and wise young
doctors of state flourish the sword
of scriptural quotation an,.. shout
"have you troubles good people?
Stop worryiNg. Your plIbile ail-
ments are really very simple. You
think you have many, but you really
have only one railway rates! "If ho
explained the whole combination of
economic conditions that cause this
or that tinpiensant eyeeetom he
would put the wipe men in his audi-
ence to sleep, and the rest- would be
frightened to death. But the West,
which is mostly wit, is not fooled
even by hie peerlieu to bring low the
great 11; nines and enjoys the fire-
works: it 'mows very well when he
eeotes Setipture to liken the 'Win-
ripeg Board of Trade to Judas
.scariot, that he had to ask a Meth -
diet preacher to look up the quota -
'on, because the leaves of the office
Bible, used for swearing affidavits,
are pasted together to keep it from
falling open and embarrassing some
client in the middle of a perfectly
good deal. These youngsters get up
and te.k about the psychology of the
farmer—as though any self-respect-
fermer would adent having such
a thing, and 'as though these young
orators had ever heard the neatutinal
rooster or sweated behind a binder.
The West ltnowe that when this lad
gets to Parliament and his party is
in power, responsibilities will sober
him up. It knows the* he knee.*
that nobody understands better than
tha WeAt the impertenee of having
ee:lways prosperous enough and arn-
e Hems ermegit to carry on as lead-
ers in the development of the whole
reentry.
Of course It is foolish to preteed
that demagogery is not dangerous.
It is. •Fragrnents of rash speeehee)
traversing wires and cables, have
often frightened shut the pocket -
Looks of people who have never seen
a prairie sunrise over the harvest -
2 ielda. Bet Westerners are no more
elven to this vice than anyone else:
tores speech is a British heritageeend
it is up to the intelligent Easterher
or old countryman to make enquiries
A. to susPend Judgment before de.
tiding that the West intends' to
wreele the (I, P. R. in oral: to get
itis to build femme
(Signed), A WESTEANER,
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Several young !Ilea been Beet er lo-
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Lot El, Con, 2, Morris township, the thoro'-bred
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House for Sale
The property of the late Mrs, Procter, cor-
nor of Alexander and Flora street, Brussels, is
0114red for sale. Good frame ((08(30and 3 acre
of hind. Possession may be had on Oatober 1,8
Nor further pm Menhirs apply to,
WM. TEIDELL,
Phone 1811 R. 03,280, 4, Brussels,
Hill View Farm
JAS. A. REA
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Young stook for sale, either sex.
Air further particulars write or phone
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