Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 26, 1921, Page 7

ohds for 2 mew railvoad. Thé road ran &' foiv _years, thea weat ban and e imtialte ls Ly ince that time, it has more tha twice the faéb valte of the bonds and Still has soene $35,000 to take ears or. During all thét gemeration it has stag- ol under & higher rate of taxation n that of any othér town in -its founty; has setn assessments raised, @ver and over again; has witnessed a Stéady lbss th popalation and wealth, and & blg decreass in the acr of land farméd, HiIl, today, it rahks owner in all these eleriionts than it &ld in- 1820, a ahdrsd y&ATS wgo. Tt wantsd 2 railread. It Borrowed money to help bulld it. And it has paid dear for fts imBdlgence net dniy in interest and Righ taxes and material deteriorstion, but also in population and capasity, Productive armers are seldom [THE UNBUSINESSLIKE SYSTEM OF BORROWING || st of St L1000 i 0 AbbiuninREdRE out” 5y shouldn't they botrow it, you ask, when they ses the = opoortunity ts make profitable use of it, _and sinking-fund ¥ E A 3 (Wriitet Specialy For The Bulletin.) | theagh I am net m;fghfa an‘:nrcl: fis charges? g Ongh om & time a retired farmer, max- | SUpPOse that the Wallopinz old Gol Why not, indéed? That's what Neigh- fE ot & Vst ot the seven commener | Of 3 Philletine will care mach whethel |0 Shorman thovgit, 8 few vears -5 cumscs of farm faffure, put seeond in his | 1 alm at him er not. Or even T 1} Shetw were scarce and : srthering this: it him or net, selftng 2t 8 high priee: < we “The webesinessilks tystem of bor-| But $éu may Pemember the story of | Lending towards tlll hizher figmres. He vowing ahead to produce a crop.” the old darky who declared that he| nag thé chance to buy a big farm suit- In ®ay Rambly opinion he micht have | WOuld do anything the Lord told h¥m. | aple’ for' sheep, at an attractively low wads this gmite 2 bt more comprehen-| “Why, Tom,” interposed white by-| price. Not hnfl'fi money enough 6f h);i afve It is 2ot only bad businese fof stander, “Wyat would you 8o if the Lord'| own, hée borrowéd; beught a big flock ‘afmer te bofrow ahead to produch should tell You to.butt & héle through | o shéep: Mked up thé femess: repaired | ~~4v, bad Businese for him 16 b that stene wai with nead? “Hah” {"ne parns; engeged héy frem other cathe the answer, should go at it. | farmers o winter the animals; spent Buttin'ld be my part; gettin’ fro0’ld bt | all he had himself and all ho could bor- do Lord's " i Tow ‘branching out” along this temnt- You 4fid T are'not Fesbonsiblé for the | ing line. He had just fairy got going ! - prevalenceof the borrowinz habit. We| when the soarket Siump eamne. Now he Z AR - have neither the privilege nor the DOWET | cant gell his shesp; he can't glve awas Vic Z ¥ s to coerce bfit neizhbors. But we shotld | nig wool. | d ! be résponsibie if we aided and abetted 1t | i f of if, on fit oocasion, we falled to 6p- Ok, yes: I gadérstand that practieally Bat the interest an that bbérrowed 3 done on crailt, nowadays, monéy eotes das twicé a year, just the t present there is a tremendous | sameé. HaW hLe's golng to pay it he does JoL 0 I bRt e | B T4 s W HERISE e h ONLY A FEW DAYS LEFT IN ot only the bir sheep-ranch : o B | b e - WHICH YOU MAY TAKE o]t et T ADVANTAGE OF THE SPLENDID MONEY- i et 2 ey & bome i SAVING OPPORTUNITIES OFFERED BY OUR GREAT FORAN & SON CO’S WAREHOUSE STOCK SALE. 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The market furs were first| stter, in the end, to have | IWarren B. Gifford, Landing. iace. The musrat furs nvere first 2 wel-tilled and 2 little barn of one's own, th hold | Miss Elsle Bryden, Elliotts R e R to a bix mortgared ranch, School days are now approaching. Is your boy well pared for school ? If not, you wiil find here the largest fox, «rimi k followed :Xl‘ | wuese Interest-paymehits you meet, this grder, i 1 dea’t there should be no such assortment of Boys’ Suits in the city, at prices that are the lowest. Boys’ Suits. . . Prices from $2.7510-$12.00 ' i | The Woodstock Dairy | — " ||| Bays’ Knee Panis. .. .. From 50c to $2.50 i “SPECIAL LOW PRICES FOR ol ke 24 1 ! 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