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and Reeer,ve $9,001)00,,:.
'• Over 125 Drancbee
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Special Saving Departments
• are provided at every one of our branches, • and
;ssurc to our de9Oid tor a ProraPt and courteous
attention.
Deposits of $1.00 „and wrivards inyl
REID, MANAGER, LUCKNOW BRANCH;
)TICETOPAJIERS
During the corning Summer, it b our intention'to give te
ors the ,very .• best possible service in handling Cream, Ems and
Pin4trY•
FARMERS:--
Thia business is your own -Lock,' Stock' and Barrel! •
GET BEHIND AND SilIOVlE1
'Highest Market 'Prices pitid in cash for produce at: all times.
We, PaY"Toronto Market Prices and Express for all individual ship-
ments,of Cream. Every can of cream and dozen of eggs sent here,
helps -4o build up your own industry • and the more business...we do .
the lotver our overhead expenieS will be, itatld, :naturallyi the more
nioney we,will be ableten pay for your produce. .
UNITED FARMERS CO-OPERATIVE CO. LTD.
neon, Sec's.. • Crostini, Mgr.
WRMBRANCR:
Seaforth -Creamery,
• CRPAM IIUMTG'STATION
• Rightist mash prices paid for I
• Cream and Eggs. We guarantee
iservice and satisfaction to all our
patrons:
=Give. -118 a trial arid let as prove
—to -you -that -we are a worth while
• market.
Cecil
• Mgr. Lucknow Branch
Phone 63,
eedra Montinient
oolb
The '111ucknear 'a!ncl. Gran-
it* 1Wailio has o huge :nod eon- '
pieta .tock -the 'Oast `beautiful
deidnia. to elloose from in Mar;
ondL Claudia!' Gran-
ites: :
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noske_a Specialty,of F'ssally
• Mosnitents and invite , your la.
• speetion.
Inseriptioos neatly ond prompt.%
• done;
,
Ind see us before placing
'oar order.
R01111; A. SPIElfrow,
Lueknow,, Ontario.
tIntl we are permanettly setCed,
' see W. J. Dourclas
Lucknow L. 0 L..- No:428, meets in
their -iodoe-rootil- eVerriadfict
day of the month at 8 o'clock:p.m,'
W.M, H. M. Parker; Rec. Seey., Wm;
No man is hopeless, The lqafer who
causes many ,neople to wag- their
tongues causes many dog to , wag
hid' tail.
, when she gasps with wonder and
tells him he is so big and strong' all
that remains is the job ofreeling in
the line,• ,
Another creop'of ice may bp cat be.
HYDRO COMMISSION LoSES
WIT Y.4qAn4si COUNTY
r •
. The trirestien of 'the :right of the
:Hydro Electric pOwPr. Commiibien"
• use the -rniblia 'highways of Ontari�.
for the.erection it-a:poles° and wires
for the. puiptiSe .dietributing
• tricitk to ihe..minrielPalities, had nev-
er been doubted (Piestioned until
the, Power Commission entered snit
against the County: Of Grey„ claiming
abont,'$3,000.00,,from the:County for
:the cost of removing a number of its
poles and 'Wires on the. highways of
the County of "Grey, in order to .en-
able the county t� carry out 'pol-
icy ef. highway ,ingirevements. 'The
county. its •,soligitor, W.
8. :Mitidlebro',.. K, ..; dispate&tha-the_
Hydro's, claiiii and Centencied, first:
that; -even 'though the.cOunty • ba•cl 'or-
dered the removii1,,of. the °poles, they
had;rio right to Pay for such reinoVI.
al; Second, that the Hydro had no le.
,gal right to place its poles and Wires'
upon the public highway without: the
conSent of • the miiiicipality; third.
that if it had Such right, then such:
right Was subject to the rinebsiruc't-.
ed use of its !Id* for :higinrai
•improveiments.-anetitirer-Purposca-!7-'
At the last •S , Assizes
Justice ROseupheld the contentlissof
the county and dismissed the actiOr.,
'on the ground •that the itycfro
tric :0431inbiricli VAST its :a;zt.'of
'cOrporatiOrs but not ,bee v eren
right to place its poles and iriret tap -
on the highway -witliont the 0...tict
of the municipalitiek' 'derir'krz
Was n� doubt -a great shock tk9 xe
Hydro ramistion
lions of dollan its rav>erty iir,e
highways throughout Ontario, sO
Hydro- annealed' tbe decision ar4tbe
• iai'et,IWiallieaid 'a" COgiae
ago before' the Appellate Coart, Sos-,-
sietirig Of Justice...02de; -Middletoie,
Latchford and Masten, with, the re-
tilat. the appeal -rat dismissed
with ,costs, the county's contention
.1Vai sustained and the only rexhurie
now for the Hydro is to seek leglis-
laticm from the'Ontario'
giving them the right' to Maintain
and kl!` thtir Poles and wirettorm
the highways and making, these, pro-
visions retroactive:
• HOTI, X, B. Lucas, .4.,_s„..appeared
on 'behalf of the Ilydro Elec.tric Pow-
er Commission and Mr, W. B. Mid.
dlehro',' it, C., appeared On belralf„ Of
the County of ,.Gr*Y.
James Beattie, . a' guest at the
Queen's Rotel Brussels; was fond
dead in his bed -last Saturday morn-
ing. Ile, was a brother et Mts. Tim -
011 oti! 0•grow , ,•
•0
Ow gook Torn*
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Lvf'MOW 130$11t4g 1111JR‘PAY• KARC1T ZOilLJ 1924,
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"Mt 410110.W• Pntenie,
11140,Fena1e! Prenrietor'..
.and Editor
•THURSDAY, MARCH_ 29i11;o• 1924
••
ifir a ininill.er of Weeks ,the niO
remarkable, thing about eggs ha
at
beed the taidd and steady decline i
97:'••,;-e.few'..nloill' 'ills.' ago, when _few egg
'were .being produced -the-price- wa
such is •, to -make ope, think that th
•-hen' Was the 'most profitable thin
• one leol141, have about -3' hut' •nOw: the
„eggs. are; plentiful .the 'price:has ;gen
'down to peint'which: suggests Ufa
;presently .evelt 0004 lays will. h
',"eating theirheads' off,",: itird:theiic
-
Aprofite which ;the- poultrylman felt
.waS about to realize has again elud
ed: his grasp?
The steady decline in price keeping
pace with:thel .seansoilal...inerease in
prOdnetion ,natinally.stiggests manip-
ulation! of the market by, those who
deal in eggs. on, a 'brie,: scale.',At
this time and. fot weeks' to come eggs
.go into the storage vats' by the
million, to be :brtnight out and sold' to
consuniere! when ;production • falls off
:arird'prices are rm.': •
To .the predOrrs. this .suggests
that the Packers' depress prices when
they are storing the egga, and --boost
the price wben' they take 'them out,
APPaientlY , the: big dealers fix the
price to „tsuit themselVes;' ,making.
.trioneY. corning -and going, so' to lay• ,.
,while the producer helplessly takes -
*hat ir-offered. to him: '
TherP ia,a large element of truth
in this Within limits the' pankers•do
. • . • ,
regulate :atio fix:we price; •brit, they
haVen't.,get, full eentrel,„ ' If, they :had.
.they would he buying .eggs now it
ten.. cents 'instead Of twenty: cents.
They are in the , business to • make'
money; and sti• ;far as, they can they
fix the buying; price and the
priee: at the -points that will be -most
• profitable. to them.' When storing the,
eggs they will not 'depress; thp„ price
so 'far as ;to discourage ; production;
and when selling, they Will not
vancethe price 'so..'as to stop: con-
,
sumption..
• This proceedute .iS norto
• the piodueer nor for the general pub-
lic as would • at -Brat ;appear. How
else is the ptice to, be. regulated?
'Doesn't4everybody buy as cheaply as
he can,and sell at the:highest, price
it 'which he' Can get rid, of his: stock ?
Suppo;e• there, Isere, no packing
houseS;;W.ould conditions • be:better or
worse than they ar'Woulde7 They 'Would be
hifinitly woise. In fact •the egg bus-
iness
.'
.dep.end ripcth. local de-
mand,.. and there would:be no ; store
'eggs to meet the demand in the sea-
son' of ,low production. , •,
Besides the Packer's Profits May,
not be as great as wonld at first ap-
pear.Il
,e has a lot of money tied up
• in his plant and stock and there will
be Considerable loss due to spoiling
an'd breaking„
,
THE. GREGORY COMMISSION ,
--REPORTS UPON' HYDRO
During the rise ,of tbe F-, 0,
political party to power, one Of . the
institutions whkh come in for much
adverse criticism' was -the Hydro
Electric ,'c011111•115Slori,41'„W•hich 'Sir
'Adam Beck was, and Chairman,
The 'irhittril. vcre.9tefur ant in ffic
( e
That't:ie rnf.p.,itt "franwn,
the;,Drxry... Cnvernment arppo'',..n:ted
inqs. of tint ',V,;dia.,..(41untittiti"gun an
to, maker' -'oannir.t,
tIte 4:4144 xfrfri
46, ,Tfrr, ,rtit.'c•••
iv"..lfz'Ar. , `f* -:•Ax,
., it, •
•
WirOttrek 151411.
1.11,03V if*tifi*at* -cointinesnit..
lieen .at lAlet.*4°
ttitleit* It40
Idit" ti( -5:1$ 1.41i4
..!i•riakerTaiWk'Ir
.ra
.opz,t, 'The -c,ost ov,
er." t*t
'bek pi,o•
vird.* of•Ontario '
k,e
body alrea41.'.koi441t toe
toi • ..htt
04.iterior otitte 90
Beck, instead 41.,10.1jriVel,
irk; t 1i:tote:int 1)%bri4.41, v:00
16e4115,. •••triOntbirat-in c,fted
him at h.e4 140,i
great F/eriiteit the...provii.^40
' corniniation we appoit4fiA:
a gr,werninent, Afyon Wat,
iitirnoint' And h' • a-,
fair, But •there Poethi,rg• oti.i3it nor
teener/Anal abut the' nded
eb$,,f the Cortiinisxioneri, Dots s if.
wn the hest ejo, 6})t it7+:11ievator
The$,'ha.ii their LOPpartunity and they
took The frl
.hocth 014 moOropr ,'•-.govortt;
'llaenta ntad to 4.
Mr. '01'6004 306 'hid 104'been
,friend the..,failners nnivement; gets
,the snug little, ,fortmle, pf $28,320:, IL
4. Ross got 03,756, and 11.1r../4,
4440' gOt $22,00, ' LlOyd Harris
and J.; A, li.paS the other two Com-
missioners ;get $111,82,0- and $10,700
elighieer,
70
for his , services. Engineering• mu
be a pretty •good business, if a in
makesthat amountevery two year
41;
and this likely: ..^as done. "On th
side.'' Certainly no member of th
Cianmission, nor any •of their assis
tants. gave ali ofTtheir time to the in
vestigation. ;
Tholigh".'Mr. Gregory is ir, IaWye
the CounniSsion ;appears to have re
'quired, the : assistance,. of , a mimbe
'of Other lawyers:.and even. latv firms
To quote from ,the London ,Free Press
The lawyer's,- as4usnal, got theii
'share 'lg.'. the `Pieking.i. The firm of
IVfcAndreW, Janie's' & Evans were
paid, $7,817.82. The firm headed by
•Hon. N, W;Howelli had bills. totalling
$4,7i5•25". "F. --W. Wagenast was paid
for legal fees $2,915,39, Several oth-
er legal firm; had ,bills totalling $2-
the
456.67-8.
000 more, or a,total of, some $18,000
•for' legal 'fees."' '•
..It .1411 ponies out :of .the. tax -payer;
and We" get nothing. for it, but .the
niformetien that,:• the • Hydro' COM.
:mission and •Sir Adam Beek have
'been 'doing good work.•
• , •
PLEB.Isorrk..AND
REFERENDUMS
As
: •
AS a -.result; pi a vote recently ta-
ken^ in the Ontario Legislattire
Plebiscite' Vote, anon' 'Some phase .of
the ,teMPerancequestion' likely, will:
be taken in this.prOVince.
' There isno' Saying. as to What sort
• •
•
of question .the electors will be asked
to 7'3:rote ppon; and' there iS. no saying
what action the governinent-Will trike.
after the plehiacite is taken. • ';
places 'a government
Under n� obligation. It results merely
in• the.expression .oninioin and the
government irier.recogiiize ,thet ,e-
pressi,con of opinion Or, not asit isees
fit. ' • '
-• Public money, and the: time of the
should not " be, wasted Air tali::
ing_aplebiscite" vote: • -
, If it is desirable' that 'the' Peonle
shall` say .4hat..thev Want regarding
• • Y
t matter they shoal,' heigiyir
an ppPortunitY. to vote on a law re -
larding it -a law should.be prepared
and the electors asked to vote fpr.
againat..thelaw. That would:be a Re-
ferenduin.
• •
.: By ; a Plebiscite the voter inerelY
says ,to.•! tee gOvernment "We would
ike you to do tis." lir; referendum
the. voters say: "Yon shall do this."
Usually the- taking of aplebiseite
inefely„furnishes• a goVerninent,' with
n -excuse for doing .a".. thing that it
as decided -..to • do -perhaps -
ledged itself toitssupporters to do -
If the eiee.tor4. of" Ontario are to
'ref asked. to express "OpiniOn one:
way' or another regarding the provin_
prohibition !law,. they. should be
sked a •:eleaf-ciit • 'queitiPn• t�
hethen-they, went the present act
onthiiied - of if- they wO„uld : rather -
ave some other. clearly defined,rpo:,
hod of dealing With the 'liquor, traf-..
ic, And the answer of the niajork
tight t� be -a C•omniand to the gOver-
merit, ..The decision of the majority
ay not be 'either best or just :but,
a democracY, the majoritrmust
le, Whetber-, -its ;rules be ,gopil •or
,a
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Tu.
it isnot..diffiecili to. understand the:
•!ection prohB-sWonists 'to-to:kin&
•t 44; fl.r.f.tt :is,. equally easy
.1! :41-''n.rir*ltaaff, W.*" tf.1.••61,c; ro1:1;A1411:tr areure Pioudly• thq: 'rPflIge tiz; Oon'fesS
*
at the best price available, on the
Wirld market..
•HoweVer, that is; just ;What any
protected industry does, and the
wheat -growers. mill justify their
boinse by saying that they have all
along been the victims:of the protect-,
ed nit5'.' industries.
-0-iftensiXte;ifiT4F•TfiRt7rEtiltes:
b"rCteCt4i1)10.-sYaterrit:is to confinetta
rfninititkr;,'athuillati.613'
cutting off • the advantages of Im-
proved •transportation methods The
• United Stakes, however, is so large,
so populous and so varied in climate
and• productthat the, most, rigid
• restricns--onf.oreign_ trade will_ not.
inAire• the country as it would Bri-
• tain or Canada. •••'
TRICKS OF Itt gliciENAN
The shoe,'tfadehas been ..having
•annual' Meetings, ' the :wholesalers
apart and:the retaileis apatt.,, Again:
it the manufacturers• •the wholesalers,
'lave a complaint, namely, that''' bay
-
'ng an . 'unforeseen :surplus L.st.o.ek,
Iiey:. are selling to t}ie: retailers
rect at prices at w}iich the whoIe
selers-that., is What they call them-
.
-selves, outsiders call them •middle-
inen• vannot live, • with the rEsult that
'n recent years there ,have been some
thirty casualties in • the . •WhOleiale
trade The : • Ties** why
;should the"- :The complaint is,
confession that they: live bY , taking •
nt,unnecessary profit out of the pub -
ie; or, More immediately,. Mit .of the
retailers, Who, in -good' times, 'knew:
.how to pass - it on. Before the -war
thiS-Well-pretected trade Seeina; to,
iave been .flourishing and developed
• this :tribe of ..niiiidienren teho-kneW
hoW• to grab it, On the Principle:that'
'as riche increasethey are • increas-
ed 'that, eat' them." And now they are
..i.ieniplaining that. on a Jailingmar-,
thexe is no tooni..fet them The
,hiSterY this: Before the war,: .by• .
means of rapid" Changes of `styleS the:
• deniand was. • ivotked •up 'to high
:pitch. tinting the, war pfiCes4donbled.
ind at last'people: boggled at paying
'.;herii," finding -an oversupply intheir
which ' wOuld do well 'enough
till prices came -down. The prodUction
exceededthOdentrinct.•„Stocks had to
be
be •disposed Of. '•Hende. these ,tears
The retailers als'P; have a' grievance.,
against:: '•the Manufacturers• The
briek:, of changing the !style • works
backnpon.'them,..lt forces *them to,
buy 'from ...hired to mouth, pad% simply"
ends te. Maintain the .
And with it "alrtheit 'Shops get 'clut-
Cred With all sorts .of stock:. it,isa
utious • evidence of ..,hirmiin ; vanity
hat Wonien•cannet'•Wear'.good:.Shoes
•becauSe ,change (b. 'the
eight or "•faShion Of stilt' on• whICh
unseen power,: bids .them'.walk.
v'en the laiph. T11 t; :haVe or Mit'
aye .seme •cub -foot 'deferinity
ef jike" decree: People so • Swayed
ne would say, deserve to be .plunder -
ask a sensible wo.nien......Wily_L
orking' girls .Should wear Such mis'-:
hievous foOtweei is: at times en
rade, and ,:the answer. is, they can
tly nothing else •and the hoot's 'Will
Ast; As , long as the fashion :What a.
ublime setiir,o•upen r.humen • fobles
here the 'resolution:passed, by
etaiiers,..-that the ',-.•-iirairtifactiifers-qte
c-,motialize.d not .th change the sty;
s.niore , than fent' year,
hen -there . are plenty'•. Of -shiny
hoes walking ..the .street • mit. lest .
Iran ten. yeers, Thu s we ,see, the
ort �f kingsdespotie, not deMci-.
atic, we 'set Over -us-oncl-:•how-we are,
'Ade, to•; suffer'. for .their sake, •The.,
-e
$afferingf that. there mast •be from
.mpediments which force Women to
;:valk on their toes, bound into wedges
must be -imagined- Smilingly they en -
iweront them. Still thOs'e sufferings seem
- •-' '", • ,
^et,ST144144 4.406.41dr. let; a‘00,t '-o create:a fine for alleged
• * 4 11 curex„ It ix not Only our politics
".•;fo,, *kw; 't4 Vgt •,y'rzyp.na,-/I. by the capitalistic
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,W,E• • AR -ALSO AGENTS FOR THE •B U, C.K g • •
WORLD'S FOREMOST INCUBATORS „IND BRQODERS
•': YOU ARE • THINKING- OF BUYING AN INOVDAToR
OR BROODER THIS 'COMING SPRING, CONS,ULT " US
• BEFORE PURCHASING., • • • • '
' CROSSCUT SAWS -LEADER, ;PREMIER, IMPROVED .. -RACE,
•.• AND • PHILADELPI A -LANCE,-WE 'AVE HAND
..• ALL. THE TIME.; • • • • •
TRUE SET A X E.Lii.UL LY GUARANTEED
GOO.D SELECTION 'OF. SECOND :GROWTH HICKORY, AXE
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'• . HANDLES..
F'ORTgOU
The Store Where Your Money Goes the farthest ,
Phone 66. .Luck,now.
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-.a. Leap-Dayrio;$:i:.cie:;..to,,,w.o.r..ke:,ch.. .:. ..klir.'e.t .,birtt.e.i.:is,,. .
,q,OP.D.,e..rnO:t.?‘.. cI..v..sTernethng Winn:dup in'a:nrainetn7fked;ftryiis,ofpidieai.inrvotig.,ebeiepty,Buttee,iBetdo3el
atnsi he FixedCalendar.League not guarantee an aytleie -a 11i11
Is '
members in the.different nations are are "sold to your .. customers • at '•such a,‘
convinced', that'. the office Work etC:., . high.:price as ' butter, ranging froin...•
now done on Leap Da, could bebet forty to fifty ..cents a."Potindr.We'ob:-,•:,••'
ter •done ,.en., the '., l'il,endaY fe1,16.win•; a,n/"2:1„;0ay:nte Joe.
they. .are entitled . to
'is .'UTUrkera.:woutd then resume ,•duties .ee
. , . 3, ,
. .., ,- .. ., e
.. u.,,,ne,wspaper feT-
,nrrore.,L.Vigenronsly• ,after.. being- re, c up. -. len:caroli • . do 'Usabetter t..u: i!n, ' th A
crated, ' by. the. .Saturday , afternoon, write.up . those who
o. market ..vile
but-
Leap.,Dity :and, Sunday:' they 'eonld, ter:. it's :the.. nigh.trnare -Of..,.ont .bniiii;•••';
then mostly-spend:in the inVigerat-: eSs.". My friend's depression was gen-
ing fresh air, during"that!mos:t gkir:-. nine ;and he poured out his. feelings -
IOUs part OfIthe.Year..., ''', * . In-a.,t,Alriritteenrtoilf,',,i.n.i.v•veeet.oibvseesryt:dii°7;lutni,1;.. ,
'4'....Y.L'elkaPOLuDldabei.'s0;alrit:tilneitehfril'enaltfli6ti'i•Oaril h;eibi7... a9liii,e:..ia your own hands;'' why .sboidd' '
29th when the ',weather .iS.,:. usually .Yeu Consider the, trade of ' the faint= 2,
about the 'worst in the Year. The late e.es wife who leads'. you up knOW-
i3ritiali•Kin-i-'EdWard'•VII -Usecr good ingly with had. bitter, ',as.. of ',greater • •
'sense ',when he . found_ that :he ,Was value than the viljak." customer, to
born in November, .'Whea,Vreather for .Whom .. Top Sell the! 'trash?, '.$onye • .,,
National' Celebration's .was, se., -bad ' years ago ago . at the ,. request , of thont '
IfIthi:t.biii.%:rWtloanyldi•iib.Lbeettoeof-viti,%;,cxieeleilber.aatlel • passed requiring
iii!elintiirAii merchantstohf. • hpiaahil iitioei an 'onlifir throughout .'h'wtuabi was
through his reign , ... . ,ter in; ic , ,t ,, b ; . tb ,.. .
:Apparently. the reason •why Leap- a ers . p , e inscribedon e ..
pey,..hapPened„.to be dumped 4.(*.n. .,liatter..:pitekage:-.7-:::,It'•%-was-.' a '•,geOcl'•14*.'"..:
on Feb, '29th, by the Caesars and brought • prOteetion not', only. to '
Was, that. Feb 28th ended ordinary. you but •tcr. your engtomers, who bOu,;
Years, 'SO Leap -Day heolted .on liii•beignliLeas, .gwell a,;)sutttliel.benest'w,hom,.a. u will 0,,,'
'the 206th day .4in.-1,04:0-yeitxt, as Feb. , . .., . ,.. What, ,appenec ,,,' .
29th' You •:. • .. .• • ." '.. .. ,,,, ..•., ., . • ';,'... : Yon Merelients ;got eold 'feet , hn
w e-
. . • • • ... .. . • . • , . , , ,
:Since their the; beginnin-g. :of yeers. Mrs. So -and -So .: Came With : butter ,
has changed to January' 1, and... ,nearlyitwnaPpe n ---in ..piaia, unprinted 'wrap
, 2,000 years , have : elapsed since. .. o,-tlei
, , s, , and
while •., you .new .1twas
Men .:.Caesars, made their 'crude , Mist. -wretched stuff and unfit '.forrise ',you:
takes. in their basis: of forming our meekly,..: took, it ,ignit : Paid ' :her the :.
'calendar; The' Fixed Calender; Lee, :price paid to tWr.: J. for, her 'elegant
.,--711e.'de%cliref..*,e'f,:riie0illtci.!!Titilprove-the.- 41Pair-inii---.mitty;"•"intiele:'.And-rtheli
'Oalendar• to ' meet, the requirements it „wrisn'ttilieendg,,d• •olrewfnotte.aoittottiie ilfoernii4.:.,,, ..
sitir. g.ene-, ill. iiiiiT. Therefore ,the,ii: tatiO.nl
Director, Moses' B.,:dotsiworth.,..is now reviSion 'of , the laWs.iti-ii17-SiTnriiit',it,
drifted
b kb * ' d ' ' : ' ' - '
inkiedin!g aerOss the Atlantic to Gen-,, You ac ,ae olio an .its -,up to yotn
eva, to belp, the League of ,Nations • to talte.yoUr medicine .blit'it'ii.a inigh-,.
. .
Committee and .the .Standarditatitin tY-inean•deril , On the public;". We
. ..
Conimittee.e% in :ibeleading.'natiou'a- of.• semd,N,,o' iric., To catbrrtntli . .
bet.P.:uttonpoo.teliit6inte: ortiti;:k,floonrailivilyitdoei:,liliiroc ,itt.ea. l'i.,Tli. tile' Tria,---tior no:•toh 7efitat.e .of wit,:
'relender, hy -ifiXitig' °E.,i'Ster• and all ' '• -----.. ." • 7--•'•
,..;•;:•Y.-naji.jes to. permanent ..dates;' ' ' tti:nriii.nTI:oelWe ,deautnet;1',0tfhne .:Tilocwe,enToeftirtiWe•ititert'::..
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;07t'ees;f:41'depf;111,,;SIX:a4;t,eaeli:**,:f...;i:::),'re:sy4tePul)h. a::t0P7.02:1,7Y6:10494:.„Oehy,s,s:,i:g.:ilie::1,:tor,n1: crt3d;614;ntiant8mitt!dli..thirSe'4„hbietitteelbt,Ywthilivuteanni. eth..Tatt ,outal,,,,yllwei:oz-7."
'1,,•er:it'el:::: v.,,t,th7.,:vih' kee:a. ii).46;447,6: -Ceo.'-re. fainldvv4•,.1:7..satihr28. , iiN:00,voe':Ithu.dijr.„64d•-,,";t•Do ,',.0,,..'61:2:12":_bm:a:11".ptohor:st:pegrtilwaofinp:do:ii.,•.-•''
41141:;ca-P'n4•Wi7:er th7' ••'i :•' ' "iirhaVing anY r i '
A ,
J. when the .-11. -days had:O.: be 'Wiatten, in the . Province. of Ontario.
iii3O,0/1>ii • ;birthday from Feb. ,1•1• -1° raJi-irldelill'Ir lo'''h'8'e' a.titha4t:17aindh,eedf.'fil.‘cdt;
Feb:, 22 On , which'We. Celebratc it, of Illiel.r13itisiCrl "1111!illilla'm Tiew, their mon-. .;
That accumulatingerror i130rense4 'eii• and iiddreesek,iiiid full partintilarS;
1,,i)., 1$ • 4:1,4yi by j 08; IA the end of in ,writing of their 'Plainia; and State , ' •
whiofri;,„.),4400;,„astioiis•E:if _.14$ win ,Eur..,., inents of their' hecotintS. and 'the iie- '•••
. • - - ture of the seeuritieLif,anyi-held-by'-.---,
0.40 and Noltlien.,:•--A-ata-i,ril-t,;-ft :91";t---•-'11. thentr-d—nir ieriff‘,4 by' affidavit. .-' ..
-ails when ifieY ottOlited;',the '14reg- -' And, take. notice 'that after the 22rict
"Ornin Oalendar, ;Iii. 01040400n i' for ,day of .Aptil A. r 1, 1924, the said, Re., .'
th.4' 11"1 414/44' in' 1928' ' '• ,pberOcteedh-thPdtt.itiribautile.fililitibTaatstisre'terionfl••A ,,-.
• .
•
•
the' said .deceaSed: Mining the nerstina '
, .• Alibt.17.1),,,...A717;,'Y lit,ITTER ' , trgi,:,,,,,,,,tezt,:, !rag, he
ereisciatradi jOhnelny :
.'•Beavertna A. fivan- W, c firo,P", ItObert 'llohitatOi; Will not be liable..
--* •
. 'have 'had Petite'. And that the said -
(it Due lOtni' kroOt#16A. 'hit th,e•APid assetg or any tart theta- ...
GAt fooyinvm4rtszttift'llanga?vharn4tirilAilnindt,iii et,i1:iogurraci_e: t86:fanntitiOito,oliot,fiutioiytettihageennr:st:hsrli.tav'iopofbiveresohyilhe:figovouetd;iiinailltihmitie. eilt.60,.,,.,
%,vti4e;4:h9V}:, .\r°,41444;11.'1:iigi;7":6111)(1.0e4"f 4. 1!,.11:1:1::::.- .1r06,h;=:14:;0,-,174:,' ....'''' ' 44' .0, ' lat.'tsta. ., i
,"Sto*/* *hitt -4a you t nk *luta .144A iithuttor,',,Ludititov4 ontf,
9mott h ph4khith of uheoct buttor," fol. . -Dat:d ;at Lneknow th4la i'S.th .t,thY 4 .
Now
• :444 14 .00 Clti*itt 0401 Pm Om I to., k.hei0 wItithor