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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1927-01-06, Page 4slvacnorgs eatiine, singei Needies t Quality Singer OW ng Machin by 001* rock oil rer 011 is aheoluteir pure,: and.' warfanted: not to gum. nos polishes and, prevents Vast ' • . . r shops, are „maintained tor: YOLIO eonyealence; ;and ; ; Machhte experts ,to 'eare.lorWe anaehble• '" :•• Singer SOWrOg ,Mac1une Co ' Locai 4gent• P. • {, r , . •fi:. ; .' itill''' '--, •--, •• • , .• ., .. i, i ,, . ii I ,„.,..., 9, , IN°. tOitql. 'tv• ' ' ii , ,,, ,_, , .,,-,-,,,, ..„,., „ ,,,.,,13 1, \ A Cit4iii' $,1147 • -,,ML,........eillOr C1‘11 -7Y, ' \ff0i:;\CaP'.4;\.it\:T1;'ai• The •Cregil:1:SA;:re ' . , Pe4Sortabl .0 °64:$' ' 'w111,011.-...WOlialvo,;,. .. '.,.::........ - - " " . . , . ..f, [-..',... in stock , „.• , •••.- • • •'•,-• , r, . • •-• • . • • ' • , , 4. .• •••••;'•'•.' SAMSON AXES •:. ' • • • • • • : AXE 'HANDLES4A F!..11.,L1 LINE; ,•••••• ':", •''!" CROSSrciiT SAW, • . ". • • ,• HORSEHIDE , PULLOVERS' • ,MITTS AND -GLOVES; LINED _ '1. '" • • • ",SKAT4S. • : • • , . qpriti08,0HTNENT.PF• HOCK Elr urie- eating,Plumblng and 'Electric Wiring nier Hardwall PlasterOr.proc WallbOard 01,10.Y. fld:Mrs.„ 'Chester- •TnYler: :and relatives. at, •Atilniiiri' • - . „ . 011 Sunday last ', • ' • ' r. and Mrs A Havinsand fan- ly and.: Mrs Mark Gardner, ind'sink Lori ysited at Fordyce on eir...,:tenee Day.' • ::?tieSsra;"..1ohn • and 'Patrick . ley, also Misa ',Catherine .•"01/IalleY,• spent ' the iyeek••end, 'at • leine,; but :h.a'krit! returned Detroit -; \,,•".•Miss !Marguerite: 4inton1i: of. To- ronto, tito, , week -end • at••..forne here.-..• • „r carrier,. Mr! • Moffat; „giving: 'good :satisfaction on this :Fordyce Schatil Board .helcL their last-Wiaki net change eing -nuidei, only a change .rn trim- ee, ames Dow's term expirmg.:"The truistees now being, William:, Webster, • George PbiIIips' and. •Lisk MeGee. • ZION, • , Weddlne.bella-are :ringing atlion- , Richard,: Gardner •• ,.. were 'New ,Year's, yisitore with 'Dun. •gannon friends. ' • • " Mr and •Mrs''• Fred' Anderson and family sPent. New Year's Day "with the former's' ••brother, , Mr Thorna ' ,TrCNO. SENTINEL “;,-,1*-!IMSDAT: rfOriART 19 ,•,....11-1E. tovagNovir s-1.1-1,4J'Sx.,: poilishect every- Thnrsday morning at LucknOW.. Ontatteo. ' • , ' , . .• . • •IV,aoKertale, Proprietor' • rickEditor •, .,,,,, .-•, 11714THS. 'M. iv.4it, " 6th, ; i '16e Pcisz,911 f4v...INg:H:u,7013E 1• • •• . ..11.11.N.:WAE'AN,15,..i1.0*. ....64t;litg Ilear 4)4; 1,'arig that. 4. ia-pec1ity.,44.,e6r.0,jik,,,,:ahoutfl-halt :•iii •buying,lioWer, 'What 'it ;was, lin,. 1913. "4-thot:447. 4<igtnie-titer-Werld4-Wat'7.•'; : • 'With' .„r0gard; ,,,,to' • Oa:nada ,-1:0"at,',..... 9;1761`"t4j'n.'etb, 5',#,44,- r.O.g441. 4aK-Oaniq:` ' O't/tet. .0101triea' i*'•'' g;r0-*PY, '-';i1b(10 tate --ii ,itk•-.1In bartadit tte epet,:ef 'Av. ' ..1.. 92 ' ' fif inF'" ditring11 . .. q was 314t ' ,t$ per c•Pn.t, .3qtlacnip\ tht. or; )401.0. . u, 'Ttsiy- it , aO4 \•..,:, ,. \,e'..,k . •.i 1 -almeet \ ' ' 6:1,--1 tlmea '' b. ti .11 'e.. -r, in czeohoSi.kvaiAe\\tlle,ost.of livinetoday 'le\ eight -and \ onethird:: . : ') c ' \ •04 . \ \ • \ - -tti\rqaTeS*Vit,;::ii;z4:74,71,i1:::14°.c\ikb4iNi;;r-r.,0!., "the `eoUntrY.• ',", ...A t'',,, .-: : \ , :\ \ ',' ',',;•":" 'Y Thia infointation •• is 'iiren` ;'ont''.W the International :Chamber of 'COm-. inerce,"; and. ik, as nee'ri? an •exiet es- timate, as . can Ie iliade, The ' eatinf- • etes„„have „referenee'-te the .i.:`neces- saries: , of •\ life!H-thittiti, the ' things • necesSii•Y to..sustain - life in :health-- fial cothfort. • ..• 4 • , ' , The statement bythe International • Chamber of • Qthrimetes is put in this, .:,•%Vay; Taking 100 as.:1e'pret4entine-the.... of .1913, .. the namlierWlich wouldin 1.92Cppreeent the .eost of „living in Cana a • is 150. ,In ethermar4s,-.1t.-no.wAtakes$1,-,50,-46: htlY: .the measure ef, necessarieT of life; whigh, liefpre :the\war„ one del-, kir *Mild buy! That, -. of ceurge, does .not take inta •*account the, .higher' standard „which :some .folk may . set for themselves' as anecessaiy". • ',.,-.• :In :Germany .1.4g is; equal to „the 109 before :the war 4n Switzerland; ,1.62;: in: flip • thilted 'States, '167; in Great Brit tin, .110; in ;Franee, .435..; in Rel- gintii; 637; "in, •ItelY,, 649 ; •1 and in Czechoslovakia; ' as. already 2 stated; The treinendone rise in* cost, • a living, in some of the Earepeari-coun7, . tries, is dtie,likely, to :depreciation of currency, arid heaVY •tax. ation; dited'te' the •ravagee 'of :War. • : , • r?It '*ill be finted that. the r.• rise. . in cost of living 'in the TJnited: States' •is 17 ' aboveLflie-1.-rise.in,„, Canada, -hut .the. difference. ,.is,' inore'fsthan.' made, ,up by • ,the increase in wags and ' salaries..., ..1i' is, sa.t.'to say that .over. in Bel- , gitnn, . • France •and Central :Europe ' the eothinon ''PPeople: indelo ifi :,:f9vv. , , Inkuries, :and that the a,14.1MSY -get; ting.r,the. nep,essaiips ,of .1U e;', and :that niaoy the -re nmet ,13e1iri.1 deep poverty. Robert Andre* entertained. as 'number '�f YQun -. People onlFridav' evening, •in bener of her' nephew, ,1$;/1r, Edmund ,Gardrier :ot-• Windsor • Mr', Robert, .Andraw.. leaves today ,(Tuesday):' for •-WindSor;• where wilt:spend the remainder, of tile Nfr'.-Webtqr 4of Liicknow •• 'Spent'Thursday with: • friends it at, , ,•The concert gIve in Hactcett'S: chnrcii by the .1,..adies? Aid, sire* -a full house, and the prOgrathrile ' Was Siplendid: '• Mies Jean • Ritchie of Lueknpw, spent a- few dayeat her hi:nue here. • ! • rthe neighhorhoecl h dened, on . l•Monday • ,eveninc; •wh tley learned Of Della -Hunter, daughter Mr.. and,..Mrs. Jacob ' I-Iunter, who passed away ., in Wingbant Hospital following „a ',critical operation. sTmpathy is "extended to the bereav- • 1170u never' see, 4 :women. smoking. Who has children'e .steckinge •,-tp darn. , Get a 'stenographer. If/ she `Can't ;and'. and 'YOu don't knovi,the differ- ence, people who g t Your lettera will blame it on,her. • . . TO OPEN': •UP ST LAWRENCE „ •. The 'development of the St i LaW- ye.nce :River into • lake4o-Ocean :waterway. .fer • ocean-go.ing ' ..seem% now. . be esepe ear :Before it- will real-. . • , Heibert Hoover, . secretary of...cent, ruerce in, the. Voolidge,..Cabinet,' and ChairMan..", Of a: 'international, :corriraissipa ' which' his just -reported - Linea :the. 'proj6et, 1its stningly. 'Pointrierided re - to the'presid(nit, that the sehemc. be Undertaken and that it be, g:olie..01,1'.iN*h At, en*, ' The 'proposal 'IS': that the c.'wOk* ,of deepening. the • T.,a*renee and building. 'Canals Where; netessaryto Permit, 'the' pas4age. of eeeari'.7gping snips •be don 'h ' e i p y co-op r t on of -ucky, This Chith Knew Where to Turn for Help! "f‘h Central!' 1 see smoke and. I think our house is on fire." - The operator knew at once that it *iiii-the :voice of a very little girl. "Where -is your mother. detyr?aht. asked. •'-, _. . • v . "My,rootrama is dead. , I Inn alone. with •,the baby and My sister has .. goPe to ilchool., !, ., ' "How old are you?"• - 'illrivel."•,. .....- . • „. . . . . , ..•,... . ..1..!Take„, the., baby -ata itit thi,neit - &Ott,: • The, tiroruen /win come and, .irat thd;fifiio-iitl'? , ' ,0••"..1 " , ICOntrill'': infriediately balled -;•lbr •pervisob he street number : of hyria Wkl ,tak0a Pp 444 the LdP 1* ati • rt ininn, „Callinrtfie.'house v e;gpvirt 4e'w *AO .n-Arenian-rthe-,brikadttlidd ten ater, thetelephone. girls *era relievoito hear a mance voice anawer• arrived, and ,jiad " the. fire hder centreL 'The Children Wfite #.410 wlij P I PO ,c199t POI • :bare ilotaile• of -the fOregOing ' incident, frearect,t he.° ther,dhy itx• the '.••• Toron.toLpapert„ •WhItt a:tragic:00Y' it Would have 'hien lad there beeri:no telephonno guleknking at eantraJ I ii4O1Chargo a,per11040 A Atua,t10.0 • F the. two gevernment0.- T4e, esthrinted teat IS 1,4a. 'TWO MOO Avorible report a the Hoover •Ceminisaion Should •settle all dispUte as te„ the: tiseheme,' and. in ail likelihood, it wHJ be 41091?te4 by the rivernmenta-•0 )3014 ennntries, de-ipening of the St: 1.4awrenee has...long been stObbOrn/Y..oPP°a4d ' interests which ;want tlit. , • AOVOCE. PV1114(CITY ;Hverybody interested 'in, fieeneaqinfr :farm production toita and increas, - in Crop Pr9c1noti00. WeleOnle. the • news , Messra. :Struthers: • and Whiterstefrn Q0„Cal' POW Of;ale'rs, • in` conlunction4wiparxri. by ,vlSn o. the Ford M0tr, C9thpanrof MQutaI Canada'44Mitede -and the: 'PtY Itg'renlain the 'he.:'44,01,oean f.. , Chi Ied Mew 'Company; :is , OPernnt a , 1 e„ • Lake cites, of •course, • have al7. •Opeaips..4 of hre.. t1r.0-7PP;;;',1'.'tafttifc,r-wpr151F'"4-47Wit boo .w.them • as With. ' the project • LUckOovTen, gotil and •r21si of 'Oral::: .eoie leted;Shipaloadedattlieir-clOcks, .cark. Progencl. to In.'13r. RtIraPetta,.'haraOr- aaaa, ha4,.4s its ••allitsleCti'Vq'' the: *‘ eFr.readtlheoecsol,IVI4talrIVilerrs.1;Aft :zat.ur,da.y.,.f, vthout .u.n1044b10; , Ataa_asOan Mea,111i3i:,•,'•Ot ' viro.'c;ilier:1-reheMos. PrOaVg•ing, 'alOrt "•',atlASS.:COAt,,,`•‘;at the by „vvm,?4 09 3,kes itotad be., gTlotinfotref.aprin14;7,. .g4ora o; Mr.; . Charles ciireet 1eonnectioi with the 'Atlantic, , Stratlideeylgatbered, at their heine ; a, an roT .9. n aro. rt,T 0. ,e npree,e, an 0 11\ atte- 'eiv.,e•n• 1.46 bid r;n;., qi'ip c al. f tok '• O ' t thtif 'd pert re.• O • to\ 'the H.:pdSon Itiver4„ 014 onetfierk eeSac, of \ these. cOilferenies,' last. ;yeartheir yoWn ;min!! tIe beez c9n1der RiPlay) "and:, Presented their'', With nitich con,f4104,4;a cntI titou*ki...,".14y., enlarged 'arid,: the.„40ivikee:„...e.f. \ .fe.t1a4'' '441rx. the,••State '.1•11..e*, ork Ar.a.",aiaitist •SOVeral. good apeOkers aye bei se ;41'0' ''a4c1resia -t`ka41 4,'0.(4-\-\•af4r wnh : 'the hese • the ,ConciminaioriT and !Oecretary 'CU'red,'The'eubjecte lunch *as served arid floaver* stienglyreceMinend'Ahb -St: 'chide "Power Farming",' "Pra ePora- • , • ' ' \ „spent in ancing; , :,• Laiytgaci,'; River risirkey :Ialore gob.tIo of ou; ee ,13e4”; oegtnsroi.ig• To Mi and Mrs Stritthdeei-: non -deal ni ConatinCtion.'; and opera- _Son' Moisture", and ;local prOblenie: tion, A . very fine.,•series Of rnation • pic- tures. will herisho,wn to . insure the ;speakers" diacuseiona being clearly understood. -A •moot film is that which ,.depicti, the . actital• grelth .of the plant 'reote in the soil and if :is thefirst picture Of its kind 'to -be produced:- The !prOgrareme''Will ter- innate,.with interesting eburse:�i • the care and handlin; of the Fordsorf. Tractor. '••, • • • ' :All .faruers__MULAbeir..;,friendsare, cordially •invited- to 'thin, tvie day con- ferenge which is _given entirely free ": • F01.T•ItTil :' CON, KINLOSg• PLOWg1tDALE FloWerciale. "Wak. :called? upon last Week, io meurn4the death oft a ' ste 1-ITilncigteitze en1;lynin the paspeed"sa9Wna;f; Ntr1.414.11i„ :Tlitirclay, bee., ..00th; 'after" a•very short illness, Th0- funeral, on New - Year's Day,. villa' 'attended $y a:largo number of his. old friends' itiitt • bore._ ° • .• ,„ • .• 1g.d.4.49* Katherine ...JD...Vt.' of 44 endon, ,were kuests 'of,Misa•Irene Strathcle0 last' week., s- • *, : . IS • CHR,ISTIVIAS A ,NUISANCE? 'George* Bernard Shaw; the female Irish Eng1is play -writer, sehociced. ;the' -world somewhat, by , (jtist" before. Christmas) ' that Chriet mils had beeiian 'fan intplereble nu- 1saKail-ce .ea.leSS to 'say: he has ;come' for -a, good 'deal g inffaverable ticism for this remark. 'Shaw. is Used: -t0 that, and: lifely indifferent to it He appears .to pride himself tipor. his blunt plain speaking.. That :11! Whfit ,he 'las been. entertaining , tin worM-virith7the past ' •,•••••GenerallY,,' there is, an .element "Or truth, in what' he :says, and his .fling ph-rietirias hjthis. put 'he I puts, it fob strong,' like a man • who is ir-• ritated. .• ' • , !As' to ,Christai all as p.m take • There are those !die , are ,making it a --nuisance to theinsthei -and others, by overdohig it These: give tod rani- present. :and Pend too .inanikfeards,•• ea, that . for a:yeek or •• "piorl „they are in 4. inr1110i1' of' work/ while they are' Pu tb. know: What to send to. this. One and , twit one; , • It, seems' to :•ns ' that Christmas gift -giving • and correspondence,should be confined. pretty closely to the fainily and the poor•and needy,' Every year the mailsare more and, more choked ,*,ith Christmas,. parcels . and ..cards.; Everybody's circle -appears: :to ..he 'becoming,. larger and larger.' : arid there is -no saying , Where it:all will 'sop. ie.eto this that Bernard Sha*had referencehen he said' -that, Chiletina.S had *beeome„•"an in- tolerable :nuisande". , . However; if: we. cut Christmas . out the year; the operation• Would) leave . a trorneMibus blank Which ,evl „en ::the cynical Mr. Sh1 might re- juit imagine a•,' Year without ••C1z istnazt :inotiodno:t • -the : winter Seem ' • A NORTHERN I'LlibIT.OR DIES • • " • The , Advac_ate Which conics regularly: to. our. office from 'the northern ton of Thesialon, last week recorded the -death • of the, edi; tor and proprietor, Mr ,Dune,su Mac- , Milian: He had:.two weeks befOre his ' death, ; 'sustained a'broken Collar bone, .and was ,taken to the. local hoe- Pital; where,' in • spite: of Medical it. ztentiarni7earefiik-"'nursingtlietc-dired on Dec., .29th. - notice, ,that , the. 'funeral servicelivs conducted by .the R.ev". Or:, S. Duncan, ..for 4 , of years minister in the ..I.,ucknow•Pree,.; qtet.'ian Church.. ;• , ,.„ "., The late Mr. 1VIaeMillanappeare to •haVe been "a- someWhat unusual sort 'Of ' With .an unusual ",Career. He Was' born pear /Montreal_ about • yeE, ago, - and having "develoPed: tal- ent. as a iPusician; lor : many years ,Was_shand Inaster.Tilh a large circus which travelled • eictensively. • throagliOut ' the United, States./ Tir- ink.: of that,' le went- to Vtrinnipeg he lived retired or ten years • Seizedagain by, the: sande r , lust, he set out te7find al 'nice, 1,6wil in .which te,live lie remaining'. Years, and:tak- ing' a 'fancy to Ilhessaion, he Aptight the'-i3iinting Office, • and, for the past nine years Was editor of'. The Advo:. tate. He appears. te hay,. • „neithet kithnor kin. At. any • none are , mentioned, • and a Toronto; paper , • whieh 'reported his -death, stated that 1.vhen the -business, was diapiascd of. the 'proceeds would. go to the local • Children's „Shelter. So M. „MacMillan • mustfhatre been a kind" of lintely• . , Soul. lie had lived : by himself in ..i.ebnis• 'in . The :Advocate . • WHIT TileJai!fatibW7y"..br Arctic ,otyls -,, Miss Catherine Bain of London, is visitingwith relatives and friends' On the sb,cty and, Fourth. ' Mr. and Mrs.' Corbett t)f and Mr.. atid Mrs'. R. Elliptt,lof Holy - rood, we we..6 guests:- at Mr,: and Mrs, W. in. Rabb's; last; week. Miss Lola MaeGillivray 'and • Miss --Isaht17.-Ch-esiint rata -MOT' o , ra e-st—tr-a- . O n. , , )4rs Wm Fraser ,spent a' day' last: 'Week with and , Mrs.- Elmer Jnhnstan ited Tuesday at Mr: A. Little's. .Mr and 'Mks. •Gtant MaeDiarmid: of Paramount, 'spent *Sunday at gr:. MacKenzie's:. Hannah 1MieDonald. left: •lait weeli for Detroit. ' • ' ' liIrs. A, Solomon. of . town, visited with her sieter, Mrs. , Lockhart, • receritl3k ''. • : ,Margaret Mac.Diarinid of Windsor,' 'spent' the : Christmas hdli- .dayS with.,ber sister, 'Mrs. W. Mac- Kenzie. " ' A 'number from here attended the 'funeral of 'the late Mr: Harrington 044,1 Saturday ast., , . MrsJ.T)iompsen and '• babe re- -turned-honie-,-lnetweVk, after 'visiting with her sister, ;Mrs. C. Steward of town• • • ,, Grahani and Archie spent WedneSday• evening, at Mr. W.. mac - ,Donald's. Miss - Mary' Stratlidee who visitd With, her brother here last week, has returned -to Sutton,. 'where' ,she -.It- WAS,' with feelings of- real ,regret that 'We, learned of yOur decision . to leave our nelghborhoed. 'Indeed, we cans seareely- pictiire, the idea of your being gone- from our midst ,But most of bs have conie to realize' that life is largely, it. series -..Of adjustmente and readjustments. Sooner or later, • changes. are bound to Come; , and the very!,Changesof life are. a constant, reminder "that here:, vio• have ,no, eeritinuing city", end 'th•at' we should• . ever on the alert io grasp the -Wertlf4hile--thlifga•\ ing, There is a.conimon eense thought in 'this little, poem, which We • would quOt? tonight: ' •, , .Dolt Now • 4, With ,pleasure. yOu are viewing any • " work- -inan doing, , If You like him Or you leve tell hire now; 7". Don't withhold :your approbation -till the parson' rnakeS Oration' A.s • he . lies ,.:',.(fth ''snowy 'lilies 'o'er . his broW• • -- Ore 'Vie; third great ,fatorluolomil..axr„, .bibition of leathei-. geods• wilt Ink • held in Mileai Italy from 44u.ar7.,. `?2 to -2% and P17010408 t9 1..e..404; . greater success thaneither* tha' former exhiliitiend. held in •Enrepe, :BOsine$P.t,ritniected,(Itirklig,the prat ex)1113ltione. ,,araoallted. to oar si,kliomoo: • •• • • ^it taxes! 'ferMeily ..requireirto• be z...psicuictfaik_oU,:, hotel bilis, hatha : ami medical. attealim-ttlirbealtkrra.,-. • ,sorts, have„been:, atolishea,,4K4-rdZi: "'• •infprination.glifett out by.:. the Roya1 Consul, • General:. of, 1: :Italy.SO0 iiiQrmatlOnwU1 .e* 11;ppt,vta Cteref.to1 toursta conterer1 1' , V' I” t \th A 941.1. ' +H", .AtL • ; Q‘uebeevy,4,r, is saId totibe;.\ ; ...reeerd:;,aliTnfetit,,of 'Ices eft hi\lolt !wTr!.1.reoeiktt-'4' 1y;‘,\ thei, jait eight -Ceneigiiitentn; . mince the ..beginning : of , November, ,011-forc the. genie' .,,NewYorkers. • have ;acquired:la partiality for ths"'• -eet-from the region t •helow Quebec,: 'and' the . trade is growing each year., . . „ , • , • 'One :Of 'Us 'largest .farm•fialis fl several: months: to a.. single' • grant' family *di reeently fleeted „ the •purchase of a •7207aere tract :five miles ' south-east •of.randon by ' 3-• Lutheran farmer ..and four Bonk; : • the purchaie Price behig 328,800.•,' • Acberding, to Dr. A. T.:Connell, 1thAirelr . buildings. • :, Sheep from the 'Prince of . .,.Alberta ranch, south-west Of Cal-, gary, are superfine, ,actoiding to • Walter Charles Priddy, of thOr4-••• riedale Sheep Co, Gridley,. fornia. Betts just purchased fertY • head of ctite$1•Shropshim, front the Royal ranch; at,well as . fifteen , 'from'Other., floel(s',.rii- the dititriet. . , . Fel-, no ,Matter bew:• yen,. Shout it; be. , Asbestos v4fast6 4'•'.41' sail .4t.rengt.b7 Ahrri4;,!!!;-inouatl.iyi,t;;:te' a' ener the latest in ail-dine:0r by He won' know drops Yon, have shed • '•veloPment Branch -of •the Canadian:, ' produets, • :Early this. 'year e. p4,,.. 1fyou .think 03,;41e _praise As -due ',•Pacifie undertook ...an in- , .414,3W's.'ihe time te.alip it to vestigatiOn and, imingurated: a de.: ,2 :For he. Cannot Teed' his tombstone ries of experiments in the use , of whe More thhnh'efa7saidee,•a.d.nide't.h:E'tn On'e;:" this material Macdonald Macdonald ' 13 the, .01'nnient, kind and sunny 4acithrstlbywcotZte,:t4ti?.11fitttrrirluhit's: . And. the hearty, ,approval of real value -.when • applied to 'certain • a friendi:% _ For it gives . to Rfe savor, . and. it inakeS you " stronger, braver, Oltti you •heart- 'end spirit • ,te the end. ' If, he earns .Year: praise, 'bestow it, '''sif" you 'like him, 'let. hiin line* it; • Let :the werds;rof, true encourage- nniotenWt-abiet tilllife--is over ad he's .• underneath the clover, Fel: cannot 'read., his tenibstene • ---Wheir-he,'s: dead, ' ' • George, A; Turner: r. All. of • u.'s realize "that we are more -leSs .stintet 'onr..worde.of ap- prova1 our felloWnieri: Oftentinies We seem to 'lack .opportunity to ex - Maks our thoughts :and • ea. -tonight we are glad to be able to to you a werdarel_ :warm _commendation teaChing... and apPreciation. '17/u. will be: greatlY, Death of Mmissed among We will for r,: Carruthers , get your Cheerful, neighborly • spirit Great', Saddness. came to otir neigh," John your readiness kindly learned that m . ' to help; your ^ borhood on !Sunday,' ,,:when it ' Was . Yourmiens will ,be 'i.: ‘:,..Carkutheri' 1e!iver . remembered in. this : neighbor;• had passed awaY.; He had 'been for hpod', where they. birieg. hy.p. born, d ol; and lennoisev't Wetit5".0f 7: wa's not, thought; that - Young the COIUn1Uflity. the endi:•."We would 'be 'indeed grateful. if ..• Acme 1itle token of our goodwill to= night .would .be the' mens. ai 'warm- ing your hearts ,on year ' departure and . of •giying, you. ii the•futiue, new cOurage, and strength- teface and' the problems that . are the conkinini lot 'Walt:We ask you to accept theie "cliaire nit& stand, • and trtist - that tbey nilly ever be a refnintler'ef yotir friends., :It is our Sincere 'Wikh;,.that the, qualities. -which :lave &cleared 'Yon to us may he 'Used.11:to help others in Whatever:. sphere your lot may be was -lo near. His death., was due to an agg*Vated ' case : of -pyorrhea, : which seems to have poisoned '..hie • system. Mr. ,Carruthers was- of a bright and 'cheerful :.'cliSpoSitio.n, •good neighbor " and: a eobil eitiven • who will be greatly missed.; He leat?-• es -,to mourn,/ a Widow and: a. faraiiy, �f eight boys : and!, also , his bretlier, :David,: who with lirn on tle farna. Mrs.R.- Creech ofPine River,' aricr•MrS. Wm. Martin of Fa- ' ramount, 'are sisters. The family, have the :deeP: sympathy of a large`, cirele of friends in their -irreparable loss. 5015. A Valuable consignment of twenty- - 'bine* feltesvalued it tip- • proxiniately,po;000,,wae handled by '• the Canadian Pacific Expresii „Com-. . -*any in Montreal recently. The 'atii4: ...Mils were 'shipped 'directly front • ‘.. the Neritt . Silver Black Fox Ranch... „. :at'; Meritt; and Will 7,be ' ." I and warded to:• Messts. . •Baulon ; Otenable, . France, to , a new fox ranch of Which this' ish 'Columbia shipment be Alio 'nucleus.; • . , • v :Comi*ting the„;fijt: 3,200' at ,a: t.1#"tbal;aalariatia. j.411:neY. Liverpool to Japan, thirty: -canaries valued ata hundred. Poundi: • Stetling • arrived- itt--the-: CanadianPaciiic .Express Company sheda in' Montreal- recently1and left from .the ' ,Wiadaor street station for Vance* yer! They.'came• over on Canadian; Pacific • liner MontroyaV:.to Saint • -John and although the had ex-. . • _ _ -perienced-sol-newhiitoPli ---fatorMt•-• • creasing, were in -line. feather Land . singing at ..the top:•of• their yokes.. -"' et" • ^ CoMPleting a *tWo..piOnth 'Viait tO ..., . , . Canada, during' •••Nyhick he. has tra- versed. the Dominion:from' Quebec to , ',:. -.': Yuiriciittit'Strttts4, returning .gC:., h•roTualenhag.,blite'l : charge ,of first-class • booking ofkice • of the: Canadiaa. PaCific Railway .,it, , Lendott, Eng., ;seen' :al: headqUartera . • . ' Of -the s'ye, teni in hisAtreil .recently, declared %that the cOuntrY had. been . . ' ' a •reVelatiow to 'him, fully explaining 1 -770 -?-0': ' . • 'S'ECOND: CON:. HURON ' ' signed 'on iiechRaElf,w'oEf',.Y;.0...iir. fr,len.ils:---, *.:11,2;igr-tYh:;'aseg:cr.:eia,cte:..-ibialiletli:•Ygr'::°ilf.ei;i';:at4aiiVnudirilsi•stits'nhh::x';'':pili.:Ts.,;',. : . —0-0.6o ' . . • „ , - ,tunity for seeing 'practically: "Arkin ,.., The Stork has .heen very .latiSY. on - Mr,. and ':. Mrs. ROberti, .-lgie' and, '":. pitedivlaitnot?geseatipirell'•p"ernilttitni°.61it' •a'tok--7 '' the Second lately, leaving 14." ion ;at daughter of Seaforth; spetit 'at few W. S*.• 'Mcduire?s, "...• and at ' Gilbert days -With : her mother, Mrs. Robert.Atair." ke liaid. : ', ,:•' . '. .:07itibiterj. be,:found oise'whars, in, the world 44 qarls;WCIP,s; and -.a, daughter. at Don: Finnigan., Mrs Finnigan Finnigan ,accOinpat,, ald :MacCliaries'. ; it looks' as , though pied; them • home, . and will visit het -------------. .p.. THE HENT, Clover ' Vailey Schopl will , not close two sons • at, Sebringville. -before' • re. devil, 'for: sOrne.timeyet. ' , turning home, - ', . . , ' ., ,..',A.ndlord n a: eertain town to oiolVIvr,;,,,IvohanneyD,.; gRoOts!,4o,purio. atseasineite,Ir.stla.rt. i?ril,omak.s,„, -sivvemn;:i,i,eia4hipte.!cvl. ei eokf w Donnyitbbe; With- unfailing regiiratitY. ••' . •• . , .• ,• it no'. easy : matter' to colleCt hia •.prise w,h;eil. ibe,,c111.1died got. togethex. '.5.1augliter, :Mre. Crotier. . . . - 'Mr. and Mrit. Joe*England +of" Luck in':11'inet1'bistn-ar'nesizi:ei:t.s, . P:aanrdt1,-e, hu. el g. kiY' thought 'trir" : and presented pbrzen4tnedd thhioni ti*ill,p'tb.;wcitIP:gh,,rdd.cisi.:;ise.:, npw, Ivir. ivle cat 1,y and .fninlly • bear Tea:cher:— • - ,The pleasant ,pleasant duty .has: been given 10.. and. m.o. ;Thimi si.,110.,,, , . :, • , . PerameOnt,.'. spent New Yeat's with fhiloitynS.P.:ohlfiritcalci:Yt'viff,,t1Chtr!'entlIttlor.e.ceiVe,.1' . . innige''byyPti-'41.1tylii:\egilciifotI dir:At6as Pesio f 0 enr ee :e ,9t i. ',. Mr ; ))6,t• pe‘tehr: ;,:of,•:-_,244•e-si-vy.:816.t, ' :One„.inarning ,‘,;lien he eidled..at he • . „ ,ntir „friendahip APO loYe'' We hope eh) '''''s;13"t a 4w days-•ai,':.• 0.10.xt,?. gc, house • eiie effered%him .a,,,,half,Agliar. ,..`„ ,which ip ..th,14\ put. are, donpidered, : a • have yow with 41s••Xot'ili:ielfy 'Years' 'tO:: Xittoici',..,.' . ' - ' . ;• , " . 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',:kettiati` la, 'evidOaded;;W: the :re-,' '-: -mined of . bellitit. ;a ,tho.' whole . ,., Otiobileho w, i•e' Ilk °X : ilinillt9111 ' : ..,-, . „, ..4...„,..., . . .....,_ .. . ' . ai lvv,i ' • • II ' • di „ thi