HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1926-05-13, Page 8Flat Curt ..aa Mods 2. forMc.; Firsch Flat
urtail0 Rods 25c,, 50c-, 75c
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indoor Shades, .cream, greenral white -green..
Only' 1 Bolt left of :Curtain ,Sc?i ,. Extra::.
value toLglear 25c. a lb.. Table Qileloth' in white, and
also brown patterns.
)3rooms of rel abie:'quallty :60ce,. 85e.,. $1.00:'
Dust Fans °with' long, handle 20c., 4o Linen' . and
,
f urkish Towelling by the yard • 4
shapes, Strew :Braid,•. ;F1Owers; Tit Lin-'
fr. :
n, s •,.- .. ilk„ Stockings; '.all, colors to:� ch,00se m
. o .. :..
Ladies! 'and Cildrens Vuderwe r.:
• 1_
fi�5 ;4.0.01(f.4101 �N1N14 '4111.111Sl AA, ilith olOse
nice 'Cut flowers
• T'he fest cis' Wedding-
buncheaand lilor ,l 'wont'
on short l lot1 e, delivered
anytl�me,;a all»yhere.,
Transport's to -suit,•
G FORGE ,STEWAR(T'
Florist ;'Goderich, t o
Phone: -105'
EMIR CO MOTOR
OIL
,rain' your 'crankease
,today sand .,.refill , vifh
En-ar-co ' ; Motor Oil
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u . Better , lubrication,- less
repair -bills:
CECIL 'MULLIN
w,ITL.. 'ROSE " GASOLINIC
WHEN -LOW :IS HIG1
AND ;'HIGH; `IS LOW
"Let' me have sleeping , ae omoda-
tions•: onthe train .ta ' Ottawa," I said
to the' man at thewindow, who did-
n't seem ,at�all concerned '•*hethei I
',took the trip' or stayed' at, home:
"For a single 'passenger:?.' he fin-
ally said
" « e• u
„
No I , e lied,, • I'iri sear✓' d• but
I'm . not taking , anybody. with me. A
n er
's
�swill w ,single helf
..UISPer orlower?"
he asked.:
r..
"What's the difference?" I enquir-
ed
the answer.
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printed; along with the'• first and sec
end, parts , of 'the list in every muni-
cipality' of 3400` ',Or less. In • other
Mnnicipalitiesl the third part• need not
be printed but three copies of he list.
' inust be, ,prepared by the clerk of the
municipality and deposited ' with the
"printod`,copies of .the first and secdiid;
• parts in the. office of the Clerk„of the:
Peace.
' As part, 3 of • the municipal .votersA
listsis used only in provincial ' elect -
tions the'; above statement indicates.
that -the Chief Elks Cri 'Offcer of •Ont-
is$'o ' in g _ to beP, , reRared. for' a, general
provincial, election before -fall. There
have been. Other. signs' as well. ' •
,°
S•UEING,�:11RUCE COUNTY''
"Our , prices: to Ottawa are'- $2.50
and. $3.00." t
" You understand of 'course," ex-
p`jained the agent, "the lower is h;gh
er''than •the, upper. The ',higher, price.
is for the:"lower .,berth. If you•;want
it low,✓, you'll have to go higher. We
cell` fisc upper lower than' the ' lower .
> t' didn't used to be so, but hwe' found
everybody' wanted the lowier, In ; oth
ei words, :'the higher 'the. fewer.";.
"Why do . they Wali prefer, the low-
er?!' .broke: in .
"On •' account of its :: convenience,''
he replied; `.`most: persons don't like
the`..upper, although :it's Iower,'•onac-•
count. of it being higher,. and because
•
when' you occupy an upper you,°have
to get up, to .{;o to.:bed,• and,'then: get
down :'when you get up. .I':w9uld 'ad -
'Vise ,.you ,to take • the•`lower, although
it's higher , than the upper, for ` tlfe'
" reason I, have stated, :that the •upper.
is :lower" than the :lower;'becauge it is
higher You:, can; have the 'lower if
r. you pay hieA.
her; +but if y ue will-
ing
ing to to higher it will cost you low-
_
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BRUCE BASEBALL, LEAGUE
'ORGANIZED 'AT. WALKERTON•
- ' (Teeswater News)
The. annual ;meeting of the ..Bruce
•'League was. held at Walkerton, on
• Tuesday:' of last 'week 'with ten teams
ih the. County 'represented. The fol
lowing officers " were elected for till
year:
I.'rsident: G: H. Linklater, Teeswater,
Vice Pres.: Mr. 'purst,;.Chesley;
Secretary:' A. Nelson,, Walkerton;
portElgin;
Treasures ' •Mr. Buckley; rt
P
Executive:''''A number from each team.
Entries 'for the Bruce League must
e' in: b. May lth. A motion w a s
b . Y. May
• passed .that . 'if there' are' .10 teams
..
ore
there will be •two `groups, abut if more
than ,ten :'teams there shall be three
;were
.'
;groups. Spalding, balls . w e adopted
.
as • the official ball fur g''ames. A new
rule 'governing 'umpires•• was passed:
' 1't
will be the same as formerly, , the.
opposing teams' choosing 'the unipire,
g
there is: dis Aute the are to
but'if.teea, 1? y
, notify ..the executive • within .three
days. of . the game, and the executive
will choose' the urnpire,,,.The mileage
for 12 Men, be 10c.' a mile one
way. Umpires'to receive .$15, to in
clude all expenses.' •
The big, battle hentered. around
affiliation,with ' the O.B.A.A., Chair-
man .Nelson, of Walkerton, told' the
Meeting the ;'whole ,,tory, of ' their
three lien' 'Parker; 'McCartney ' and
Anderson, And it was the consensus
•
Mr. Ephriarn White of Moorefield,
formerly_ of Walkerton, and;.his.'sis.
ter, Mrs,', Alfred Fennell • of town,
have /instituted ' proceedings ''against
the County of Bruce to. recover $500.
damages' as the resultof the formers
car, striking` seine loose •gravel on the;
County ''highway at the 10th Coni
bridge; Brant, and:plunging, down, : a
big embankment, 'last Fall. , 'In - the
spill Mrs: Fennell had tier 'arm aiid.
'collar bone 'broken and her head
'milli injured,, ;while -White's. car:
suffered: _severe damages. ' The ' case:
will come before. Judge Sutherland
in, the County Court at Walkerton. on
.May -25th. Mr.•, Campbell.. Grant: of
town is acting.for the plaintiffs and
Mr. Forrester, County Solicitor; is
looking . after the -'interests of Bruce.
HOLYROO /.
We are sorry to report that Miss.
'Margaret taker, ' : whq suffered ' a
Q improving
as
st ast:ee isno't
✓oke T week,
quickly_ as her' nany: friends wish,
Miss !Hogg, R. of Winghani, is.
the nurse.
..its : a `number 'of 'the ° riling pee.
plc- attended. the dance' .'at Kinlough
last week, -and'. report 'a good time.
Mi : and Mrs. -A. Ackert'' sp e n
friends ‘.Har
on.
with. r ie ods. in .Honu
Mr. ;and Mrs. 'W. Guest were' Sun-
day 'visitors :with Mr. and Mrs. Ab.
'Thompson '
Miss. Mac Thompson
',• .
, spent
' Atbe
Week" -end '•Iw h%Mr'and'Mrs.
Struthers
off Kingarf. . .•
HurryuPTcm..
The
girls are
ant-
iously awaiting ,your recovery
Fishing, is the order' of the; day:.
and, Gordon says he can fish just as
well. on ` dryland as1ii -:the water.
-.The , Holyrood ' Women's r Institute
Held their monthly "meeting' at : the
home: of Mrs. Congram, 'on May
6;, with' a good''attendance. This be-
ing the. last 'meeting .of the year,' the
election of Officers : was the first item
of business. Mrs Thos: Harriss de
:clined to . a.^'t as . president for ano-
;,her year. ' 'A hearty vote 'of thanks
was tendered to: Mrs. Harris; the i'e-
'tiring' Pres.,. for her faithful seivie-
es rendered for the seven years be
vas' president The following' of-
avers ''were ,'elected for the coming
year: rPres --I12xs. Jas., Hodgins; 1st
t
Vise-Pres:—Mrs.
F, Thom son'' ' 2nd
Vice -ices. --•101. Thos. Harris; Sec.
' Treae.,-.Mrs. Earl Hodgins,; Asst,
'Sec.--Eazel Percy; Cor, Seca---Dntsj;
Ayles PrAgramt .Coni,=Mrs: • Jos,
Of
the ' meeting that ', McCartney l Hanna,. Mrs, G. 13014. Aire, Wit Halt.
Should be allowed. to;piay. ' Parker
was declared out, and Anderson's
•'ease was, left with O.B.A.A. When
it came to` a'•yote,•"the'nioti.on 'w s
turned down, but an amendment to
✓save the' Matter witli,'"The Lxecutive
to decide•• en entering the O.B.A.A.
carried by a ;majority of 1.,
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--LOOKS LIKE PROVINCIAL
ELELECTION'COMING .
., Mtinicipnl- Clerics Alive ••reeoi�ved ,4n
s yo The ✓rise et 'the thief.
struction fi rYi o
ffia' r fe' Unta'rio that in
Election O r
-Els on �. t
xc
ordance
`with the na
act g
o
v
err
ingote�' Mata part 3,co containing g
he•ttame4.ofperSond vailed•tovote
St' ittivi0041 oloctiope ()mil tnuat bsa'
•
denby,; ,Directors -Mrs. W'a. iter . Hod -
ins, 'Mrs. ,las, ilodgins, ' Mrs. Alf:
l.odg rsag,' Mrs'. Cox, 9,
Mr . W>i►. IIsi-.
denby,. Mrs. :Matt. Haldenby;..."Organa
Fist=- Dh sy A'yles; Dist. ' Director
iVirs: ,tar H$d'`'inn>i: lit. ;="1GIK'
„Geo. Bels, Mrs, A: MadFarlane, Miss
. L. Purvis. Miss • Webster and Mrs.
Aylme' 'Ackert gave recitations.
Ro"11 Ban ,was answered by•:paying
of . fee*: At the ,cl se of the sheet-
;.lf:g :a,1splendad .Wait vGaa •'nerved isa= t
.8 ' ' . • ,i . . io_ ,
the �lostess. Tare District �oiivere,C.lon
twill 'bg 'held ifs°. Belfnorer ani Jtn a
a ectal._ tin -o oo
A ,13 „ � meeting g �i H 1yr ., d
• �Vomeh's: Institute will be held on
the
nom•e 'b4' Mrs Aylmer, Ackert on ;tf ay
'l0'r wpon- the. , Lamy Spe'akar; ' brise'
;,label frajidoyi+ df stl Aotiviltet will'
'give oft' iddrenri
;0!�o+11 NrAascu.AOYr aL C0110•11111,404i
.' YOAONTO. ONT...
DISORDERLY RED MEN ,
ON SAUGEEN RESERVE
(Port Elgin Tinges)
r ed • i :
'Practically every Red, Skin on , n the
Saugeen .Reserve' . 'attended • Police
Court 'held in _Southampton
g • on. Mo*
day afternoon when' charges of, as-
sault
pointing a.;revolver, and 'non-
support were • aired by.' the Indians
ney., The first ease, that. of assault,
arose • out ,of a melee ' in , which . a . .
numt'er ' of .the tribe Itook 'part; and
which' ,was . staged at the .''French '$ay
corner on Saturday.' noon,, .April.
17t14;. According to the evidence,,
three . Ritchie brothers; 'Louis, Liv
ingstolie ' and . Dave were' on their,
way home.*vhen: Arthur Joshua,. Vic:
4oi' Henry, and :Robert Solomon cane
along in: a car, stopped the bus .and,
the course •of an .argument:. Rob-
.._:rt:_`.ipisinor is said....to :ayejstarted,
a fistic •battle in which ' all parici
pated, and whiehrresultedi in a Muff -
her of charges being laid. ,Louis;
Ritchie •laid .a charge against Robt.
Solomon' of disorderly conduct .•ip
:starting the .scrap; Solomon laid
counter charge of assault • against.
Ritchie, ;who he claimed knoeked'
him down and kicked •-iron.' 'in the
ribs; Dave' Ritchie, who was.'.` badly
beaten sup; by,ArthurJo5'hua,. he re
•
ceiveing;.two boautifnl discoloredop=
{sips and' -a .bad cut on' the head,'. lai d
a charge . of assault against his as-
sailant. In the: meantime; "however;
'Joshua -skipped-the-country-and is
now. supposed .to ' be. in Detroit...544
-result of the trial' 'was that . the
charge of, disorderly conduct • which
'had `beeit.,i nproperly • executed by
the Justice of. the. Peace, could not
'a -e gone on with, while, .Louis Rit:
chie, 'who was charged with assault'.
was fined, $10.00 and costs. Oh• a
charge of , pointing a' revolver, at hip
father, .Sidney -.Solomon, the -Comte:,
aIe on th ' -Reserve,. a .eared before
n
eappeared
the, Magistrate. and on• he, and his.
;,rother ' Robert agreeing to va2ate'
their 'father's "wigwam" and "find"
• homes of their. own, theme charge
was. dropped. A squaw .on the Re=
serve • , had her pale -faced ' husband,
Adam Oliver, brought • before .t h e
Magi. on a charge of ; non-support,
'but as the evidence adduced showed.
.. , ,
,
thath 1•' ito
twhite was iv n
� a g up
his agreement • . to pay • . her ' $3.00
a week together with providing her
with wood and water, .the case was
dismissed with costs.' against plain-
tiff. ,
SUICIDE 'AT PAISLEY'.
.• (Paisley Advocate)
.This community„ was overwhelmed
by the tragedy • of, a death whish; oc-
curred. in,- our midst on Sunday of
ternoonunder most distressing cir-
.[3untstances, when Paul G. Oltaher, in
fit of despondency,' took his life
in his hand's • and disposed .of it by.
strangling himself:, It is: quite appar-
ent; •from a , note which• was found-
his • coat pocket 'the'. next . ;Morn-
ing' in' that the deceased • had premddir
,
tated • the deed, 'Yet- . neither, friend- :nor,
acquaintance, had the: 'least. inkling of
such 'an. intention 'on Itis 'part.'
"" :T"lie"fifs`"t`-'intima`tion"iha'i`ariyt)•ling"
unfoieleen had ,occurred was` given
when the • little' four-year-old son,:•
Jimmie, came in' from , the stable'
about 4.45, Sunday afternoon and told
his mother' that father' Wei' tied ,up
With :.;a <,rope. iii O1tsher .hurried.
-out and .449 'tihorifieed to ..find that
What'_thb"1fiicl eh d -WU-more .:than'•
t"'rue. As 'quickly , .3T 1e ` .1 1
F mn . 5' � pea,
obtained a'knife and 'cut the' rope.
The doetbr'd were: 'sum .hotted, but the
body: e;# ora °•lifeletis tho' ' bt ,yet cold.
Th.d
deceased had ` fastened a ` ro e l
to the ,flaw* ehatrte4 then 'appOretd.
w• t a r ce we: have. It 'and' have: it at t .
en e. advertise an artjcle a p.
lo�
1
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Vcforour the•n
t0 ^•m•etndh dsn•
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store and let: us..demonstrate. 'WO have the Goods.. Big; :bargains just now in '
Under arments for every member: of the family.•
'fish Fast D e; Gin hams : in new and
i:Q0.0 Yards of 3 -inch 'Br . _ y •
p••
atterns. Special, : a yard
•
., :B. B:•Fl Wil• ,Blankets -at_ -a- a:i-r-•-
:. �Anothe � 'lot .zg - . �n� p
, Frees•
Balloons• for children. unr schoa e.
hil en who ha
eve to dr ve '.
Roorn and •RetYrin Room'• for ladles and
Rest g •
Meetour.
ke y ourself mf
coortably. , .
friends here•.. ma
y
elon
Operated by ornell-Murdoch Co.
, tl.
iY• P ut it ' about ' his . neck and al- .bycorning into Walkerton, . the sup
,,.,.
:'owed his unusual' weight to fall up= .posed centre of :law • and order-: for
on the 'noose,' thus . effecting, Strang- the County, and disposing of . their
;alation. warps to the •• .yeomanry,. who go- out
.Mr. • Oltsher was •of most power- and wobble under °. the influence•
ful physique, 'weighing ' over. ".300 ,without anybody so' much 'as ques.•
pounds, and 'known. to perform not- tion ng• the legality of these 'stagers.
able feats ' of strength, His •condi or :peering into, the. secrets of their
_kion._ generally_ was soy healthfully,_ro- .source. L supply.'. Somebody haspug-
. bust and he• was so cheery and; bright Bested that "The boozers 'fear : no
disposition' that, he was the "one :foe, ,becausethey have.:no foes to
last 'mak who would be considered,,' fear," and if' this is true a' lot of men
liable to 'end his own earthly exist- wearing the brass buttons aresadly
envie.. But`'this is only another :in -.'Esping 'clown on the:•fob here. It has
stance in which) -the battle 'was not , been said that nearly' everybody 'but
,to the strong.: Not. long ago'ne suf-the •policeknow that, ,.boozing
red
is
'an: attack of rheumatism from going
on here, and when the light fin
vhi,ch he appare tly recovered; but: ally breaks in on the officers there
,
•,ecentlyhe was afflicted' for colt-;, •niay.' be something doing, but in• the
pie Of 'weeks, . losing, both flesh and meantime' the .Goddess . of • Justice is
ivaethatb Si'='last
resultbug': may' be la
pollee:
'.o
• i t with�'h h m
� acs tblind: - 'Why e
vt Y .I
y,. r e,. _ Y e, P . .
1 ` worried him. ,s ta
o esmon tra ed at
cess. and'Other : tr ub to get next, was' de
eventually ;bringing . on the break-' dance in a neighboring burg, where
down which: h culm$nated inthe •'tir - perio isio s,
are h
e]d.
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