The Lucknow Sentinel, 1926-09-02, Page 5tla LilekaktW rS'EN'rIN1;G, • riitJUSD,AY,, ,SbOirgYYBEll 2, 1016,
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Tbere;are reasons
Why, you should
vote ' Conservative
at this election,...,
and help • to install
s t a: b l. e Govern
Ment at: •Ottawa ;
To develop our na
tura' " , ' resources,
and increase po-
pulation;
For' more' and bet • ter opport nities for • you and
y .urs in Canada,' .. .
. To make our boys and giris citizens of Canada;;
' not of the.~United States.. • • '
For bettemarket's for farm products, and,the
development and encouragement of co opera . -
tive marketing. ' •
For clean polit'cs and efficient Government: , .. `
To :maintain and "raise the standard of 'lying.
For a square deal to all: classes and people in 'all parts of Can-
Fora olicy that wi 1.develo p Caned � •
�: "ori Industrq, thereby sole-,•
int; oar. Railway nd ..imigrat on .problems and' lowering: our ens -
toms
For stat•i'ity 'which will create confidence, start .Canada . going
ahead, and make 'conditions better fqr 'eteryone. • -
7t cannot be done by voting •any ether way.—MacKenzie King
hag had his` chance
There is' no promise • of settled Government :' Under' him' . 'now,`.
when hiscand!dafes are running es Liberal, Independent -Lib
•.erral-i'rggressi 'e, Progressive -Liberal and , Liberal -Progressive-
Pa11011y can t.:./•e .e _Vit Y.Pke ,.--
What the farmers ef`'the,. Country ..want is.. a ' business : Govern -
Went who wil'• attends:strictly to the business of the people', and'.
get sorr.'ewhere.r
'They are disgusted with••al! this dickering,' and . bickering,' see-"
•sawing: and log=rolling and with the .:a*Vful' wasteof thepeo
pie's time and money a •
The Progressive Candidate, Mr.' J. W. king, has 'said on the
platform that the Conserxative : Part} is.. BAD• but the Liberal
:'Party is' WORSE -yet 'he' now Wants the, votes of all the ; lib-
erals and of the Conservative Ur F Q's as we 1 . • ` .
..The Farmer's Sun, the official organ. of the . U.
its last..weeles issue, absolutely: raipud
i iter all _ Progressives:' ;who are :sailing .' under
false colors.
.• The Coitservative Party' is the' only. -.Onp, •united 'as `'to its aeade i'
and 'the only one agreed 'upon a definite business -like policy.,
For .:these and. many other reasons 1 . respectfully solicit your'
- influence and note.. • i
one /1
. r rn. _-. - wvs�;I►
..• 'ample
v; Lucacts' ►Y2�.1
KC. iost daily forfive months� thus a ;fordugL<bera. nenhers arlea pQr
ity
on'the part of previous minist
11"IeS • not one' word of - . proof,' •' not one, breath �' - '�
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against: the administration, of the'.0 •
astomia De�artrl3e�t• Rll;it�er the � �
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a. er orfs3l
menta, but only against its administration
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su�ch.:�i31Gleoty 9
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.:on the .part its leder . p,ic .,�ao
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'YS THE MEANEST MAN'?'
Many a g Year
na
'long we have
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'oaring definhtrons of tt+roti con-
n. e
. thema �h
aT'e
tuts' forward' this case, .which,
oes not fill, the bill, ought at
�b ge•t'�'t` ii"orrlliie tneniton.
Hien who. supported herself,
r
•"--.77461. h.Usband: aiuL..their children
.sing, its injured »hen struck
n File re' of her legs'
auto fob ♦ O. !, ,
be.' anitintated
It irive
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.`�• ... ,..0 t ai st is
iougltl;•s, L � ,
'00. lndit,atioltsr�r
; we..ti:at
1 .d' Ile •tlemeitt =ms ht •be luaue
;1 vat,.�,.bt'he � �cub it -0'
. '- ii t1re
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avoi an
driver had been proved.
The
n she Was notifiedth ` •
at hei
hu: tin
b d had.se tl"
5 ted -the,- Ca,se- batt of
Court Air This co R ,'30(),,, T s was possible on
...:•i•.ou h..
the g cls that Her inl"ury. deprived
her • husband of her • se rvices i
,• m the
' h mil's "to t hich, under the la*, . he
slug en"titied' "-Withogi' regal ""to- itis;
own responsibility.
The woman . received nor - art
The
P. oil the
3 . he'husba
$ 00 T nd used,p'art of it to',
divo.
obtain a vee and soon: ifiarried
another her �V ”, ...e..
not woman'..
To fre - urn' 1
TOO q t y. the iv:o: -and ..take,,
u marriage' 'give f .
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take erste
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•. HOLYROOD
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;., r. and Mrs._ Joe. 'McInnesof Tees-
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inter,, sp.,nt Sunday at Mr. Baker's
Mr. and Mrs. Cooke,'M'. and Mrs
trhoinpson , and family from Dungan-
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uns an•
non, , spent ,Sunda y at Ernest'Ae•
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Miss .Lizzie
Purvis returned lin
Pa
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rn
from . Torott0... •
A bab
arrtyd at
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the eh
orte
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f Mr
and. r ..
Mrs. !Mac.1•ane.�Congtatula-
tions. •
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lxi and. 1lrs,::ltrri,:tr . a. .
� �1'la;ot. Mot,'
rad t',L
o undorc:, ba Suilti€t • .. •,
rhres
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h
ng as .the .oicier .of a .tli'
.dad
'T'he Wine ine School 're -opened 1 on
The Durham Chronicle, last' 'iyecli
had the following: •
Elias' Blake wassentenced, to;,15
days in'the• County jail' at hard labor.
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o ino
for driving stn a 'motor tar While tx-
tentedand •his, two companions, Wm.
Wilson 'and • Christopher Lipskie.
were assessed $10 and costs for being
intoxicated. All •three 'are,, Hanover
men, and the, case;was heard before
Magistrate Creasor at 'Oren .Sound
' The count case' is the .results 0
rte» •i head-on collision that occurred e
'to h
midnight onSatz-May 'at White-
ford s curve about' three '.miles east.
An, rgt• . O ,er' ,ria t oad.
•- Sit IIano� er on the .Dur tri $
Mr...Thry:•three men, inquestion; Were tray,;
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cl. lin toward Hanover in
a •
touring ing
•:rah,�an �hen on the :straight stretch'
rt
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"y,
_ as+�tnchng.the hill- at the curve,. ran
• another
into a sedan car. driven by
rIanover titan. Luckily iso brie was
NUMBER OF ONTARIO PUPILS
'.The total.; number: of pupils ieois,-
=tered in. ; the. •elementary,schools of
this province, that' is,': the ,Public• 'a ' d
Separate. Schools, in. .1925 was 6Q
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650. The daily' • average attendan e
in those schools, in the period was
3:13,872, or 71.28 per cent ;d`. the to-`
tal'enrollnient. •On the other hand, :the
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aggregate attendance during the 'year.
was 85,150,42.6: out of a, possible 96;-
678,984; or 87.89 ,per' cent., ,and this
peitenta, e, 'says the 'report.. repre-
sents,: the :true situation :as ,tO .regu
'larity: of the.attendance in the ele-
mentary
le-
m n't t schools. • In the. ,e.ementaryl
schools, it; •may be •noted, the a boys'
were in ,a majority. Of 515,126 pub-
• chool id i•ls .262,813 were boys
]it s ,
1 ir,.,
and 252;313 +sere girls Of 934514
children enrolled in the Roman Cath
olic• separate schools, - .46,918. were
boys' and' 46,606 "were, girls.
`fllE. THIRD CANDIDATE '
' IN 'NORTH BRUCE
It. looks 'now as thoughthere would'
tie ,threei s andidates •in North . Bruce
instead of four; as at one time •seem-
like'y. Johnston, the Progressive.
has announced ' his idtirenieitt leav-
ng the • field to Malcolm, r Liberal:
Clark, Conservati're' d Smellie, ” .lependent •
Sonic idea of the calibre of Mr..
Smellie can he ,..had from the follow
ng paragraphs taken , from a report.
of• a meeting Which he addressed:`.
"In •eonchisien, he • appealed o 'tile
erectors for their s:hp err as an In:
clependenbt. The nil parties had made
n horrible .mess :of things.: Ile hopied
i to be ele,:ted', a. d with the two o.hl
parties• evenly ba 'tied in the Itease
the bal-
=' I hold
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' h ans ' he u o
of Cohhht t � ,
mice 'Of 'the power, end theft he could
be; in, a position' to bring Canaria un-
told prosperity and happiness,, by 'de.-
outriding the iol.icies _ he. ' advocated
;re:ng incnrl+o.r:tted
o
n,
the stat
it
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books the.Dominion, tate nCon
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irol o: Industry; National taking,
Total, Prohibition, and, •a Tariff• to Xs
hire Ott, Own 'STar1. et5 'torOut ' Own
Production >''• '
seriously -i' iured tho h a lady oc.. ,• Quite evidently this• than tithe i s
tvna
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said'i a
cit ant• of tie .elan s o ,...
p [[ ,
Foo soma.: bruises, ad. was -bash; .:socialist.. ansa a sort of nat. If he
'received b s n s , i ti • Il
10 the,shaken he. sedan, which was stays in thee•running hc, will do well
ly sial. h up. T. .. �.
i g in' direction vias to save bis election,•deposit.
golly the ,
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OAS ATTACK ON SKUNKS ,
.• roada
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overon its own de
o of
It is s
far as it cou`d • go, but: nevertheless
Liman the touring. ran' head -On' into it with
ng
the result thatthatboth ears were.quitc•
stthtisfit'ai'.••
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diet t ob.o
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yonng farmerriear Ietu
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':,rttty..t° ttttr t.ticand
sit
skufl d fve ,, o ri ones
>>va:kn
g
Iysr teattlyahoEked they
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!so.n.
more
a exists• cpunng o irnt ess an
• Ah . ell, ° when people ° were more
Aim
tOwartls' the. ,louse ldt vrae_
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lt,ct , l?e eitsily ,fooled.' •
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Francis Thomas Meagher, ;of, D1ib*
lin, Qnt.,, was ;almost :instantly killed,
Fatthe •harbor on Aug. 18th after
noon,while unloading a 'car :of logs,.
• He mounted. the car and ocut the 'Wire
holdingthe logs; and es they were
released/•he, fell with • them and ;was'
j terribly crushed. Medical aid wase
summoned, but. he .did not regain con- .
sciousness, and "died about "half an •
hour after the accident. The deceased •
was a meniber of the firm of Loob1y •
Meagher; 'contractors for the .re•
• rtst-ruetiemnf p -o -the~' t.h4 er, -"
caution. •• He• ., called his' brother': and
they 'each • gathered a handful of
stones and climbed oa the fence: The
bombardment killed two skunks, and'
the . otherfourtook ` refuge in. • a
ground 'Mg hole.' The men then plug-
gedup all•the openings.but one and,.
backed out the'. •'old Ford.. They.
slipped' a piece' of rubber hose: over
the .eathause piPe • and • shovedthe,
other, end down the ground hog's
habitation`andlet the engine run for•
five, minutes" NO trace of the skt4nlig
has been seen since
in col%crete :
• An inquest will. l!e' held oil Sept. 7;
Magistrate :Reid has rendered,, his
decision 'in tie:charge. again$ Dr, lt;
Taylor of Dashwood, . of. illicit
fisc in narcotics which' was heard
iu.y.• 29th. • The' defendant is ' found
guilty and a fine of$200'and costs'`is.
imposed. •
It. is.. announced- that :Daniel We -
Donald, for many years• clerk of the,
High and Surrogate Court§ . of Huron '
County, will retire from that ' office
"on September 1st. Advancing age • in •
given, as the reason for retirement.
The office• is held• under the Attorney
General's. Dept. and ` the• fees in con-
' nection amount 'to.: about $5,000 a
year. .
Dere :and There•
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• Eighteen "fishery overseers front" .,.;
the Maritirne `Provinces and, Quei
bec recently took a two weeks
- .course at° Halifax in the ,' Rtes`
methods ,of preparing dry and
pinked• fish at :the ,Dominion Biota.
gical 'Station . and at Dalhousie ,Uni.
versify. '
DANE RO R C�
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E S PATI CES..
A dangerous'*practice; that is be-
corrin increasingly,
gtommon. is that
of carrying a passenger. child or ad:
ult .on. a <bicycle. In some .placesthis
isbrohifiited by' municipal ,by-law.'
It• shpuld:`be •everywhere. In the 'mut
tiplyn.ng •: risks . of: streets frequented
by ` motors, nothing should be •.done
to • add to' them that can possibly be
avoided.,• .
In . such' streets, at any ` Monica,
the cyclist May have to swerve swift-•:
ly '.to. escape a rseriqus or'even, fatal
crash.. The chances of.' meeting a,
cssualty fire greatly increased by the
top -heaviness. of, the' added passen=,
ger. The wonder is not that'. there
are' occasional accidents but' that they
are not Much more "frequent. ,1 he i
difficulty in such `'.cases 'is that it is
'next to impossible for the, passenger
to perfectly synchronize his adjust
nterjt a. balance with that .of the
dr, ei u thebicycle.- • b ce 'A small
�Y n m ll
failure to do so makes jt doubly dif-
fieult ,Rir the. driver to steer rapidly
and accuately.
Another practice that, is decidedly
on° the increase is that of coasting
the paved hill -streets on • bike ,'and
in motor cars, without' the Ilse. of
brakes, r regard to speed insists.
This is sura to. result sometime ser-
iously, if 'not fatal y. The practice:
is less
risky 'and reprehensible' in, 'tire.
case:of, cyclists than' in motorists 'bat'
should •be refrained -
fro��,
i
n this hi-.
s
principle of safetyfirst 'all round.
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IT 1 AS COME TO -JIM&.
A roan
girl about t a
u e
a New .,Glasgow, . N.S., barber,' shop
,recently. -Thechairs '•ice .rc f ii
L 1, .• and
seated in the waiting row Was one
Mae man. When a v ,`
� .. • n §saucy ocl hi
re- the a. .. ,ce
redre
se and
tooki
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hit
.ce
p .,
in the chair.' 'The .girl 'looked on in.
•amazement for ,o moment. Tait
tossed hor'beaci' in Ole air, and, . t, ;' h
tti
Y4itIt,tt
t°. anger,
nounced:
Gentletnen, before .ladies
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some barber shop :tthis." She `flounced •
aft 'b"fl'the /flare "aind-viciously"banged
the
,Ort eh- door 1tt the going, •
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'A • crowd .of citizens and officials
:gathered at the Canadian , Pacific'':
• depot •at' Vancouver ••.recently to •,4'
•welcomes the -Canadian Pacific aPe-
cial , mail: train When it .pulled
• after having: completed the •:journey•r•
'from Winnipeg. in six rrinRtes over
the i'ecdrd'.of. thirty-two hour's. The
journey across, Canada ,from Quebec
occupied less than three and a hall
days.;
• Regardless; of the, great strdce is
the British, Isles, Virindsori Station.; .
in 'Montreal wasfilled to overflow*.;
ing With travellers•'•towards the:lant.'
few days of the first week .in May
They were all taking the, boat train
to, sail on the. Canadian Paei f ie liner
Minnedosa from .Quebec- Two spe-
'cial trains were made up carrying.
five, hundred passengeis from 'all
parts ,of Canada..
Revenue of the Prairie Provinces,
Alberta, •. Saskatchewan, Manitoba,
•'last: year Afrom all sources ' is es-
timated at $1,050,000,000 representt
•ing "a huge increase over the sum of
':$860,000,000 'for the previous!' year.
The • returns were derived as sol-
lows . agricultural, $725,000,000;
.industrial, $150,000,000; • tourist,'
$50.,000,000♦,.:• mikes, .,fisheries, etc.,
$40,000,000; .
Figures; 'issued at. Ottawa 'show.
that employment at the; beginning
of April was, practically unchanged.
as compared with the ,previous
month,',"while the ;situation 'was'
Morefavorable than on April 1. in
any:,'of the' last five years,, in four: , •
of which .a . 'downward trend was
indicated on: that . date♦,::Mannifac-
turing. showed .. improvement and•.•
aransp'ortation and; construction
registered greater expansion: than,
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Recent .improvement in Oriental
trade is being' indicated by the heavy
• cargoes carried by•the lastfew lip -
era sailing
in-era:.sailing ;for ':Japan , and China
from the Port of • Vancouver. • Van"!
,ouver merchants ,.view the: partial
recovery in tine volume of `business•
'being .done with .China' as a, sure
Sign that the, country: is coming back
to 'normal This improvement is,
noted especially. in., tie recent heavy:
bookings of the Canadian, Pacific.
steamers. .
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Whole fainilles' of dans on the
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Island': of llfanitowaning, ln. Georg
ion' Bay, work all winter making '
twelve -inch hark canoes which ' are ;
sold as ornaments. A • shipment of
four • thousand' eight hundred: of
these Passed through) otninion'' Ez-,
PO
tis /aids at Montreal . recently
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for a brewY r
o k desiaipttlon♦ The
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old-time Indian :eanee is represented ''.
in every detail
and :every.
one of the. :...
tiny vessels •sbea* ntiflly d
eoorat- ,
: li's`nea -ii- happy'. tnamage unless
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both get better mates than.' the. dd. , •
nerve. , ,
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f he • feels horrified e. r
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garage is robbed, he hasn't,'bought:�ii"
tar yet, r
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a man Whether his wile calls him Mil •
t
x William
Correct this sentence I11 . res
;be
`sto go," said Ilse liars "'cos soon 4u
•b ,hp mother With• e 04.9.
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