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fi; ving gum," remarks a writer.
Th » more pepsln, the less pep, so
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I am authorized by, James Mur-
' _lhy Esq. to sell on the premises on
Thursday, June 23 noon commenc-
'fig at 12 o'clock_ his premises and
furniture comprising cottage and
_lt situated on Grafton St. No.
“iii also at 1.30 p. m. we will sell
.i I the furniture comprising parlor,
- ning room, kitchen and bedroom
:..rniture_
B. CARTER G SON
Auctioneers
‘~‘Ma.1e _ Teachers 0,.,
5;, 1  ~ Vere Beck & _S .....  ..._ W., ,_ _,__ _,__ ,___ .,u...,.._.,,,...,__,,,.,_ _,Md _,sm ,_ Ford Motor Company of Canada, Limited, Ford, _Oiitano
_ Alnsk _ 1  fm-no uyhm wnum I . [doing splendid and leamlng a trade - ' `
‘~ Snid- A six weeks course will start at R BEM( M _ ., “ant 'O M55 b ld -» T h weve, Btu k to-
'u‘ AinS|<il~. ei Arm`otirles,- Halifax, N. S., on' ' ' anal" 'H Montague hm- mr' say' there are plenty Ohhh? el' ht candies oand his inc ham
J°“'=°~f>n¢in_v, -11v.ii,.iniy. Pay and allow! '“"‘” .‘° kiss- “'llh°Ui seine filter' g V 3 5
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~~"""°"“ 54-30 9°' day' Tr"°“sp°"a' I `e’li`hkhl3g rigmy' mu,-mu,-ed a gm' S llt took Sam three years to com '__ __1___'“"""°“‘““°'--~ r- ‘ r" 4"' _' W; _ ' ' " "_ _ __
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-on tree. Teachers wishing to take 1 ' '
.Ls Course wll apply to Supern-   
_ \ -ndent of Edueaton. - B \
A Captan'e course will also be_  
=-=l<i at the salme time. Officers,
~' orps School, Cadet instructors; “*“
~ .shing to take this course, will are _ I offer my farm st.South Melville,
_.Sy to Lieut.-Col. R. B. Willis, Head- l consisting of two hundred acres
--iarters, Military District _No. 6, en block, 120 acres clear, linlance
‘ alitax, N. S_" :covered with hard and soft wood.
~- --~~~ _ House almost new. barns and out
buildings in good repair, school
situated on farm water pipe into
1 -‘buildings from snever failing
A   spring. Convenient to churches
_ and shipping.
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Peoples Track, July 6, ’2| Building Material for Sale
» ° Pine and Spruce Boards , Floor-
;   ing and Sheathlng, -Shiplap and
Ciapboards. Sills, Rafters. Scantl~
.____. ing, Hemlock, 1 inch, 2 inch and 3
, inches,
121-2.24 trot and pace $200.00 Cedar posts. Shingles and Lathe.
‘ Lowest price for cash.
2.35 mixed (3 minutes allowed Prompt Delivery.
trotters ._ .. ._ .. .. ...$200.00 J. B. SNOWBALL CO., LTD
3 minute trot and pace .. $200.00'
Horses coming to the race can P ‘I W
-hip Tuesday, good accommodation   
.-rovided for same. 5 per cent to en- l
ver, 5 per cent additional from
ilioncy winners. National rules _to to:(;‘:g_§e‘Bai?s ;:|;'g‘fgtedHt§s;':£
-lvern. Races mile neat to harness A H 1 M 1 th b sf
.aces to be conducted on 3 in 5 r Ing ein' ‘ 351;' mi? lo 8 3 __
...rat rplanl. Mealle. ice crleaimtdancl; ggtglge Surgicxp alfledicalnagu
'g ootls an re res mens o ' '
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Entries close June 25th 1921 _ ` G E' YOUNG R N. SUPTI
Secy. Arlington, Mass.
lfii A. w. Monson. - 798 Mm- A"`~~
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On TUESDAY and WEDNE_S~
NESDAY JUNE 21 and 22 we will
have a SPECIAL price for HEAVY
LIVE FOWL averaging 5 lbs.» land
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  FEATHERS
GOOSE FEATHERS at once and will
pny the highest market price. Phone _
table at whch I had been working
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wM. E. McFAnl.ANE,
Chatham. Miramichl, N. IB.
_ 'mines and fronl Hondaine. Many
of the men want to know what are
~ lille possibilities or getting buck to
discredit it
i ilnli been nmol tlisi-s nlone. wusattack dcvelo No "““"” '”°‘“" |,,,| UW- ~ 
stint some samples of cloth in a P. H 's muy me except 0 mmm' `
| "Your son kissed me," I said
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h '°-m'- *°- -- simply. H t ht d _ th farm. Hs wanted to learn a
_ Ll   F  _‘ Now is the mo!! screamed. l egueggeviall-;3'.h0:|I;,e rm: trdzde und, leaving the farm for
fo see what iwas the matter "
°”°m"'° Nm' ‘° "Wy S011-?" began my em- li city tradesmanf Tam stuck to
¢,.,¢¢ 3 1110"” the old farm. Against the advice
The b_i_v broke in at once now.
M ` id "Aw, i did nothing of the kindi' bought eighty acres of land 'and
emof  he Said "WIly.' I never ww the went into debt for .lt. Not long
girl be-fore in my life! I didn't ev-
 en know She worked he,-e_ _she wages and had his neck adorned
was sitting here alone, and I was
  nthlere two mnutel; before 5he`acqulred pointed shoes. which had
screamed. Gee whiz! the woods`
g;|| ,M ge, aw- are full of them- _‘ever l. se me t
dirty little black i.
mailer that's what she ls!" `
most up-to-date f stared at the boy, my -mouth ed to keep out of` debt.
IM i0P_@U- Tom had fair success but the
' | ‘WhY7" 1 58811641. “thst‘s not larger. part of his income -went to_
g designs. in the best "*_1_@f" _ pay the interest on the mortgages
C d t I t t rs m_,¢¢,~ia|| pwcu,-abl, an mo" Oh. it ain't-ain"»t it queried. As a result he was usually 'clad
at 6   0 pleasing. We can meet the require- He turned -with a broad rough ges- in 0Ve"“n5~ Work Shim *md IIBHVY
’ ‘ ' ' . ments of all. ture to the others facing u5_ ,' boots.
Course ' ` | “Sayi" he asked did ,ou ever Their fr‘.=nds only glancing at
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_ A . ___ _ A _  _ fs,,»;,.,w ~ .. .ills lunar Asilapliilist '  _'Tr ’ ‘  ' " »_ ._ `i I  
m m»y‘»f»ni6¢~ vm warm sunshine to _raw ¢¢_n_n.¢l¢..n.l _ *~~'-““~¥”`““ /'ff' y ~~» » . . -,__ » -  -
man wnm to-larry windy days causes many . _- _ rn/ if ’ f 6 “ `
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_ landis usen ' . ~- »- J . ’ ~?-' ’ _ -  '“
_ 1 z |.ov rA1'r~ °”°°h°""dP!|‘”’ Y” P'“'°° E°""d " nm. ~ . I- I ~ . I  ‘ i I i 7 ._-..  . ~ ‘ ~ _
tim Women-_Unit Re- " ‘ " " “ ° wsiiao neu in iight time $’.1”i.¢.’“».'§“f.i.’f.‘..°¢‘.‘i.'.‘."Z..1‘.‘.‘."....... , - `   ='. .=-  
IU'-r!dil`E.HllHllll\’| ll Hut tl0l'nl¢ Of » 0! they 'woke and 111° W Wm* n ` `  ‘ - ' ‘A ”‘*‘."' ‘~?` T" lf' -- .
» . ‘ C xv" 7 - _ who ala not. been called tits melt- ‘ - - / ' ‘
Vnehble  _ "“""____ f. . Rheumatism iw-5 <5 =;=-;__°°_~;;;;_f-0, 53°;-;___*;
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some 1 enola collect y Neuritu, Sciatica 01' M :mn ‘ln 1 et uint it nn. been
t e s
thoughts. about a dozen people had ' Inn u h U, \|;|°i;n| -
rushed up in answer to my scream New' 5131"' befare 4 3" i °b"°°d by 3° °m 5 no ‘
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P* caseuo oo ongsta - elim in business af agriculture _ .- - » -  -  : ._ ~ e -
sample book. Absorbed in my . ~ Lb _ _ _ _ » . :t._‘1.'v if' ,i~¢_
task, l had not heard my employ- U12; F10 ¢lf_f§l¢k_f00 IQUCII gg 3§°;l'§°“¢B°":|;:2|2g°.;°|:n°rh":f . . ' ~_- _ -Al l_- . ‘
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td. ii... .rpm i wi. ...in will bmi an-¢ nlief. "’”° "’"‘ { ‘“"° “' °' *_ _ reduced rices on all models. A loss was sustain but the
clinlng years s really the strong 2
frightened. Certainly l wasn't hurt G t&d . en and-,mm potent mem, in our ~
Perhaps it was because my nerves “ara” ¢° °°"'“‘° "° mum ,B welfare
had been on edge for days, after habit-forming drug, and to be_abaol~ C “rua ma glow va- of m k
my evperlenes in me-nal-it with only hsrmleuto the hg=rt.k»¢i»¢y» m moi? fm bm n§ '
one of DC,-8', (r|end,_ ‘or othcrorgans. Frescnbedhydoc- S I Y k » d li: H B'-"0 _ _ _
-Af “Y  ',,,°°_,,,~"-~ “id-1"tf’='l-:‘:h°i.‘*.:"'i‘°::.*’~°°.':°:.“:.a .:‘:.i ‘:...':“ '°= “  "“' ‘” ~ . - - - -
me t _ na ur . ~ ‘ - _ .
glhnich locli-ecbftgflf some Templetona. 142 lang W.'l`oronta. Many ¥°““8 men :et the idea' i Antlclpatlng a _further dfop in the Cost- of  
I "°°d "'°'° 'md' “wa” 'M 6°|d by Reddin B"°°- Zgzifol-}::biewlil:i1nguk;itb?>uimxrk‘ l' A
_ nm 1 h d 'hd f __ __ ing too hard and-have a tendency
nalggng M; egcmlgoyers 5?: 33:: _fzfflldsmmmefed h9_k”5ed me' to point to some boyhood friend,
ed at me vlndlctlveiy. I-‘ive or six hwy' Gawd, Ann' that awww.. :£10 slpfziimigilisfatag to ite' clt_yw_snd _ _ _  _ P; __ __ _
of the aalesgiiis had rushed up ati ° ' - _ ' 5 Y ,BIB H10- Bill’-_ ‘ _ I r" = -' ° ° _‘ . ~ - - '-
once; s cou-pile of women-from dial reggkffj thl;l1e,nigm"'&;k:,';i|;'rr om ing a white collar every any fluid' Y  you  avold dlsappolntment, See 1° _
facgmy in me |-eu.; um bemnd me ha" into me showroom swung having stated hours of work. One ° - ' "
"h°m» D°fa 'h°`¢e|5i\°“é'E;m*“lh9 open and m em-ployer himself en- example has l'°°°nt'7 mme ‘mqer _ . ` 9 ' `  ‘ :ng
lone friend upon 'whom i could tered' y my notice and on thinking about _` _ _ ` - .
.¢°““'- ` l riviint is nil thin?" he asked or 1*- I *"“'° °°'“° 'U *he °°““‘“"°"
_ Neither the youth 'who had frig~ me group before ma that it is only one instance ,_of_
htened me. nori spoke -for -the mo-f many being repented all over /our
ment It -was one or the little The gms stepped back a lime' country
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signup or employees who omits the' 13;ggsgitxbhinnixaitfiilielggnhgtbgig ‘1`h'_e iI1.i°lii°l Of this “film _:B
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_ TW-3 G0” Wiih P¢PP¢|‘I'f\inY» T00 "M7 500113955! N011!" “ld 3 quirlngiv. it seemed to me that he hallpened "id ‘ei the V°““`3 ‘mlm
girl "what’s eatin' you? Why did was beg, more upon stepping back who thinks ‘he sees easier times in
you scream like that?" - Dehlnd the when emp1°yee,, thy, the glare ol the electric lights .of
“He frightened me.' I explained remaining at my ,,fde_ t-he cities stop and think,
ll little weakly-noddng toward -“,~hat me dlckenn are you do- ‘Sam and Tom were two »boy.l
U10 DUSIYIGG l’0\lllE man WHO ing?" asked my em~plgy`e|»_ and M raised on one of 'our ordinary
stood near me, “He-' I paused iast 1 round my tongue.» farms. Sam caught the ln`flict.ion
of _the city life. and grew tired of
the city. apprenticed himself- to
of many of his younger friends he'
after Sam was making fairly good
with a linen collar and gradually
more style than comfort, but as
yboiy e d o be wearing
them he did likewise. He manag-
stiinding near him
Viv employer: ture had grown,
white. Perllap_ lie knew what hls`
'own son was like; perhaps he did
nt. .I <lon't know. Now, anyhow:
"l’ll settle this argument in short
order." he said. "lt won‘t occur'
occur again. Nell Btrney, you can'
R0! G0 on. get your hat and things'
The llzly is Tuesday; you 'won't be'
paid for the week.
For the moment I was to paral--'
yzed to move. I was scarcely con-
scious that Dora hall stepped fm-_
W§_r_¢_l ahead of the other girls,
-say. what are you doing?" she
said;. 'That kid's no lilacklnailer
Dil!!! be a fool. ‘She needs her
job. too,”
"'-Wi' €mDl0yer turned on her.
"Oh, she does-does she, miss?" he
R8l(0(l. "SUDDCSE y(;»|_1 mind ygur
Own business. I suppose I can fire
a girl it I want to, can‘t I? You
.want to look out, or you’Il 1054;
your join along with her."
Dont make me laugh!" said
Para, as _-she turned on her hee|_
That for your job! as she snap-
ped her fingers, Then to me, over
her shoulder, as she went away.
"Stop at the switchboard, kid as
you go. I can give you a little ad-
vice."
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BOYS OF C. E. F. STILL IN
FRANCE GROW LONESOME
OTTAWA, June 17-There are
still li num-ber of` soldiers of the
Canadian Expeditionary Force in
France, who remained there after
the armistice and some of these
are now getting lonesome t`or
Canadii. In some cases soldiers
took their discharge ill London and
wandered 'hack to France after
the arinlstice. In other cases men
deserted on tlleir way home and
in still others they married French
girls and stayed.
The G. W. V. A. Dominion com-
mand has received several letters
i'rom these men. This week letters
came from Arias. Enqulrne. La -
Canada. Others are interested lu
-what form of organization the Can-
adian war veterans have nchiev~
ed.
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Blind, Reads With Tongue
Braille characters are, of course,
read with the fingers, but one si-ni-‘
less blind man has been taught to
read with his tongue.
plete his apprenticeship and be
come a journeyman He then coin
mllnded a fairly good salary and
decided to nlarry and went to live
in a cottage having all the modern’
improvements and as his salary
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general public benefited immensely, as this action   '
trail to lower prices on practically every' commodity. ‘ ;v . ,' I'
“ the-re has been another reduction and Ford Ca?i's‘_fas'c now
_sellirlg at /ess time pre-warpricex. g _ ' ‘
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‘ At the new price' the Ford Car is such Outstaiidi Value
_ -that .t-he demand may ea-slly Outrun the supply; _ ‘_  “
I Touring _ $   
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I Runabout 560
’ Chassis 520 I
Truck Chassis 670
Above models equipped with Starter and Electric Lighting $85 extra
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All prices are F 0 B Ford, Ontario and do not include
Sales Tax
V' 'en 6 curmm fail” ¢° 719° at U10 °¢\1Be and explained that she coin on to o on the sta e until prohst" lille slid for the
on awe, ima tune. an t t : P Y “ . “ » -.,, sn
Igmwsn Ml" Faure, -lpiguzglol-I; _Xg;o.l;¢a¥t1g";l ntiinénliertgif t}iiodActurs_ she signed the a»ssociation's stnndg §ie bill, _ill dordor. ll 
. r a refus ard contract Mint t e au once *
' ,ed permission to members of her .She had finally signed “linden-__, _' The erformlncn than be sn.
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increased so did his clothing and
lncidcntalexpenses, Tom still wore_
overalls and attended to his crops
and stock which was slowly ac-
cumlllating. In spite of his heavy,-
boots and l'&§86d clothes ho\\'evoi‘,l
he paid his interest and from to
to three hundred dollars on tlie_`
principal each year.
in some six or seven years Sam
became foreman of_the business
and still expenses were equal to'
income. Tom had built a new'
house and remodelled his barns.
and each year made some improve
ment about the farm. Gradually;
his mods of attire improved and
he even indulged in a white collar
and huttoned boots and. moreover,
his word was good at the bank.
Sam had now got to nearly the
top of the ladder and occasionally `
visited his brother in the country -
but still the same story~lncom_e'
and expenditure about equal. Tom
still continued to lay by money
each year and occasionally took it
pleasure trip. Sam could not af-
ford this, hence 'he spent ills holi-
days on the farm and grunibled
about the high cost of living.
Each person has il right io their
own tastes and Sam hall ri perfect.
right to go to the city if he wish-l
ed. The point ls, though, that '-
"all is not gold that glitters" and
"far away fields look green." .
ln these days it is difficult to
get something for nothing; usual-
ly the man who succeeds in doing|
so is a crook or a fakir and the’
character of our country is not
built on such a foundiition. The,
biggest thing we get out of this'
story* is the difference betweenl
working for ones self and working ;_
for wages. There is less respon-
sibility incurred wllen working for
_ Q O ”
wages and fewer sacrifices are re-< _
quired from the beginning. Todnyj _   e  0 ”'
it Is not as easy to get capital in _ _ _ __ _ _-_ ,
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the city hence tile tendency is that-
wsge earners are prone to remain
as such.
ll. is true also that farming re-
quires capitsl and if the farmer.
has not enough he has ii hard row-
to hoe.
The great fact that farmers as a
class are capitalists is often for-
gotten, and 'it is true that at the
start the wage earner may enjoy
s larger income that his struggl-
ing fsrmer brother, but as the
years go on the opposite is nearly
always the rule. ‘ '
Therefore taking things as they
appear at present it is safe forany'
enterprising young man to make
good on the farm where if indus-
trious he is sure to make a~ good
living and have something for 'the
rainy day. _
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_ Without a home 20 little boys and girls living whereverj seine-
-_ one s indulgence will give them a. iew nights lodging.   __
_ _ 40 other oiphaned children in over crowded iiilcoinfort- °
able quarters at Mount Herbert. These 60 children and~‘others to
_ ‘ come must have protection from the weather, clothing, nourish-
_ inent and a. training that will make good citizens oi them iii__ the
years to come. 1 ` ' " 6
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and offers you the opportunity to do your share for these helpless ‘
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nctorli tonight at st. James' Thos-
tre delayed the' first performance
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