HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1927-05-05, Page 8THE t uCKNOW ' SENTINitt' ': '1'HUMSOAY; MAY 5th, 1227;
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Cedar Oil Polish;;
Londono aurid Soap' 3 Lar a ars , 25c?
Scrub Brushes: , to 25c.
uirement
20,40; and 754...
Dust Pans 1 Oc. to 25c.
Mop Sticks and~BxoonisPails, Galvanized aid ,, Ti;
91 ,Cbt�.l rsan' ws
Pure •.Trish Linen in a igood' fir at;, hard-wearing;
clualitY, 2y' hemstitched 'hem • :3. 134 •Day
S eci • 1;9
•
Milanese Lisle Gloves
You will not expect such a high quality at a'
Pelee like this . Scalloped: dares. an 1 ;tun over' cuff'
styles.: Colors •sand, greys, etc, 3flzg Day �qn
Snecial:.at ........................:.. '�hc�.
A -real opportunity to buy rpur• • hot. weather
headwear, at a good isaying, In two . atylea,
oi• fedoraall '.men's sizes,. ;8 Big Days ' 'only. each
• ...•,! r,•,,,' a g. •, ,• •••.., 11106.
Carpet Tacks R' Brassi Headed Tacks
Stove Pipe Varnish Stove Polish and Liquid Paste
Sewing Machine Oil- '"Silver :Polish.:' ° Shoe Polish:
CKNow,
mil." Tank1WVith
•,-S:
g�.E.D .: SE "'AL •�G �1,
At
MULWN'S• GARAGE'
1. UCKNO,W
weave aoagi :o'asOLa11t
n' a ►.. o €"'m"11.a
';r y ')IOW ONTAR O'S' -GOOD • ROADS •
' •' ARE PAID•' FOP
".t h
.t'
Att ^mee'ti"' o h n ars
n _ e .0 t
he g, f.
Good Roa' Associatio hel� d.�iat-To
y vont° laylt'•winter Mr S. L, ;Squire.:
hen Deputy Minister .'oft ' Highways
ave, ap address on Road, 'Financing
from wliici we `quote thefollowing •
"To -day eve were told' by the Hon'
°table 'Mr;' Henry that,..the';?Govern
meat is taking- oer• added mileage o
provincial highways'Thin extra .mile
age, :when completed, will, .firing 'th
total:' length . of .provincial highway:
to approximately 2,400. miles'. Ii
county roads we haver ;7,600 miles
and then we • .have, ip •:.'Old'.;, maria
townshiproads f' approximately42 -
000
m'
keia road
.age O1.4Oatarso`of .mile.
something, oven:
:50' i
000 m lett: fi ' ' that' , We., n. d, ,,hat on their
roonads :there
was'
e Pended last
yea.
Pro incial .roads alone over
$6•
000000 o ` coli t . roads, n n y $6,5.00,000
and on .township�.roads, ' $3,500,000;'
and, by the suburban comms si
s ons
00 000
$7 The total amount s eritb 'v
•
Say
.It
to
'WYth Flowers,
wets
Fior
alDesi s
n
S ,Wedding
-Bunches Ete., A' Specialty
ecialt`
Q y
Furnish-
Furnished on. Short•�Notice -
Orders amounting -to $5 -and.
• over, Express prepaid.
Flowers deliveredto any pareart':
of Canada; United. States and'
Europe, also .'other. countries.'
GEORGE'
STE
WAFT
Florist '5`
,, � Phone" 10
.GODERICH, :ONT.
Kodak. Outdoor Fun
,'Nothing like Outdoor, . fun
thin time of year—nothing like
Kodak pictures:, of 'it'' tor your
album,
het your. Kodak here and load it
;with the depehdable`"yellow-oox Kodak
Filth,
�-• Vile clo 'expel.;'
phyto lMishin.
The i exalt: Store,
Lucknow, Ont;•
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ONTARIO
At this ridiculgtis price •you ea e. almost ;'afi'4rd.
to lose tliene, 11. inches' square, narrow-: hem M e
edges d; pig 'Days Special, at, ; • • ! . '„ 2 ;Ina
MON
amu.
WoeSOW
olya
PPM
This; is aboy's: cotton jersey' wither news
• ap-
proved polo .dollar'„ G fors Navy `soil .Reda mBuff
trimmed Brown. ^ A big. saving for `yo 3 • Big
•Days, oath ! ; .;j .•! • ; ;
>i
various; bodies responsible _ter road
construction during 1926 is something
over •,$16,700,000. . The Province has.
paid eighty per cent. of the cost, of
provincial, hjghways; : fifty per cent
of , the •cost of: county roads; . thirty
:per cent. of the cost of township
roads; and • sixty per cent. `f the cost
suliu" lfa i roads ''•
-
The suburban towns last year paid
as their proportion;' 'towards provin-
cial hightvays,$$142,000,000.:; I do not
believe we" get' �„ proper';prosspectus
'On the question of "load financing or
--would deal more seri uo sly:: iib
the'. question,:. Tile Municipalities
make a i percentage ,payment on -all
highways • 'On provincial . highways ,
they paid .$1;200,000; on county high
ways, 4..$3,250,000; and on township
roads, • $2,450,000; • and $140,000 :.to.
wards -suburban -roads. , The icr -
ni'ttn . ;
malities which'' are not separated from
the• counties ;are resonsible ,for a
..ontribution on • •last year's 'expendi-
ture in excess of 4700,000, rand_yet
'he towns and cities ;which. ate .cepa—,
"rate'' from the counties: are only re-
,pon'sible for :$142,000 We' find that,
`,o far' as ' population is•- :concerned.
"'here.. are a'few more people in ;010
Yntario ,who ,pre assessed outside 'of
,ebur an towns and cities: to pay.:
heir.axes -of" $7,000,000.4 than • are:
ctually found in cities and towns."
' ,o-oWALKERTON
• Puncture iiroof, sponge. -centre Ball; :A.•' da, dy
bouncer. Fancy colored Reg 25c 3 .B.gC
Days, .Spet+ial,.-at ,
Big Sale! Ladies' Spring Coats
Just' 9 left, .36-33-40... • Navys, ,&opens' and *Jr,.
able, Tweeds, Reg; up to , for 3` Big 0
• QQ
Days, $1G00as low as 76
�1/Ililttlililllli9111111111t111111I111il1111111A���
A very heavy napped Terry, eloth, eivik, Fancy:
colored `border in Betio; Blue,=pinkAnd G d 'Stork•
up with theseat this low price. 3 Big Days,
Made from good equality naincheck' dimity, in
fancy colors. Do not, miss this ti nely ; offering. 3
Big Days, only ,,
ii
'!3
handy breakfast size, int a „ splens};d, Dnp �,..
quality cloth, • with dice, pattern, 54 , ac: '54 a�itinn
Reg:. $1;00 value. 3 Big' Days: at, V i7U,
3 newest patterns, for a y roomyin Yeti,' 'home.
During '3 Big Days • `
•
Big. Sale; of la'die's!•
Spring Hats.'
Big Dayss, at . + i
Walkerton is planning -for a two:
lay, celebration; July 1st and 2nd.'
Th a coni i
The m ttee',in o raising
.a g, fr g
;10,000 for the building. o a new a-
rena
in Walkertons leen success.
n avec s,.
;u • i ` 're i i
1 n zn
al the a o•
g m unt., . They
are'
now .'a dinar the '
gsomewhat
difficultrob'lem of''sel Meeting a Site.
P �.g
,
, The David vis: Tra'
ill , hardw d buss-
nes'here, . e
srecen
tl offered eo er1
Y.
.
e by
tender,: was sold to Reeve J... W. Her•'
meston
of Wai
kerton. .M.
`r., Hermes.
ene'
s•
ton' •had ahardware' and P1y b•
ng
business here for 20 years. The
late 'Mr.,. Traill was. very u
s' ecessful.
in business es his estate is valued at
104 0
t ,0 0, all Of which he:;accumulated.
since
going i
n
to business here inhe
early days.
Handcuffed d t t '
hey
arm_of: Bailiff.
Archie `Ferguson, and accompanied,
by .Sheriff' Jermyn, Dan, ` rowell,, the
Indian ; recently • convicted.' of man-
Slaughter- in ''connection with the
death of Grant MacKay of . Tiverton
' left., last week for .Kingston, where
he will serve 5:Year in the'i e -
a�pentn
tiary'-that: is, if he do n'
es t
earn an.
earlier. release. by good don
duct, The
Indian is said to have..
shown` no'sig»
of" emotion ` nor concern ,'as he • went
away -maintaining throughout the
straight-faced stoical attitude '. for
'which. the Indian is noted,
MILITIA,. CAMP AT LONDON
Details of the ;militia camp pro:..,
• tram' which • will be; carried out • on.
Carling • Heights, London, from June
10' to June-, 19 were Made public last
week by'Brig.-Gen. C J. Armstrong.
officer commanding • Military District
No. 1,.. Approximately, 1,000' offieet's
and then will go under canvas.," .In
addition. to practical work, one school
will be operated. :The, school will • be °'
','in session for sixteen • days, The
camp school' will give officers, war
•rant officers. and• non'=cornm'issfoneci
officers an opportunity to.. qualify for,
'higher. rank.' The following un'itn :
will be represented at camp; 1st lids?.
sate, 9th, Grey's Horsey ,Middlesex..
Light "Fnfantry;:.- Huron : Regi.nient`
Bruce Regiment, Wbllington Rifles :
North Waterloo Regiment, Lambtor
'Regiment;;" 2nd'`Battalion '' Machin'i',:
Gun'Corps -.Ail units in • the district-
will have ail allotment in the camj•
school, ..Units ,besides, tliose inention
ed may- also train at the local Camp"
if desired.. Field' artilleryunits wil'',
;'go to Petawawa,. , where' , there aro•.
fat'
,facilities for' handlin ;' heavy ' artll•;
..: levy.. Duringrile c . p .. g.
Y lit Carling
1'
p.
Heigtits there will ,be tralnin in'
musliatry 0t Op C4vfl. moll:
M1t
In .dainty two -toned; ging-
ham effects.
ingham'.etfects.:: Sizes, 7 to 14.
3 :=Big .Days,' at.,
7
90
' THIS.. SOAP MAKES
GOOD) FRIENDS Fog
• US ALL THE TINE:
• YOIib WILL'BE PLEAS
ED : WITH THE I SOFT •
NESS -QF 'YO11:2:SKI:N.
AFTER USING: :REG:
loc. .3 RIG
SALE
END
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ATD
ItDAY'
• 1
We .'anticipated
this: factory's
slack. p'e r,l• o d
-molifhi.ago. • We
now,
p hli
b10 ,sawspp p on to
+ ou
rt
h4'
Y, . •. , 4 when
you. need such•
dresses as these-_
This 'Is Your Chance
20 different styles to make your
selection from , in ;this excellent
offering., ''•The materials consist
of Foulards,,Sateens • Broadcloth
o-che
eks—,-.'M
erce
rizedTaff,
etas�a
nd-
other PoPvilr aveninsr wight,
.fabrics.: Colorings' are the -newest
including-' black and' white.: Cash'
iu'
on.,: these; ladies.' They ae1L
reg, sup t°'
o $3.98• During
3'Eig Days, only
This, opportunity
for:. yew .-was
mads : OWN,
b� •Yr.-'"tafdso
=advan,-a-
bpeioiitsO=N,
in, • ; sia.•
sought, oulstaise
In ono of Can
adagio 1 a. r o o art
' Drsssmaklnp In.
stItutlono.
indow Shades
37" •, good heavy ".cloth,
strong rollers, in green, or
cream.' 3 Big ' n
Days, each
DUNG NN0r
of1 ' c- a rues-
Thursdayest we k
O a
On
Ones: -
"sage Was ;received• here : b' • Mrs. A I3.
iI Y
i• • io he•.
Pentland. vin .' information of • t
Pentland,: g.g•,
a„Saskatchewan;Alber
death,t Fort
tine a brother
to ' o Benjamin Au us
, f• g ,
of Mrs., Pentland and ' of the ;Miss
Claire Au ostitis .who died 'a.. few'
g..
,'
e � agoat ' Po' ' Arthur r .:where
w eks
rt ,
thessh as engaged. a a teacher B n- -
ee
gamin 'Augustine''was .'in”
Charge of.
a
Trainelevatoratrort Saslcatchew a
i
22 miles east of • Edmonton: In sonic.'
way he fell down' an elevator shitf..
•50 feet to - the ground. • • It ivas neves-
sary to cut :through the wall in order
. _.t
to -reach' -
hi ,He-• a` n ` m, , -rv, s- u consciou.
when taken .out; and passed away .3(
hours later.
Mr. .Au satins' was 59 Year of
g ..; s
age. He was. *ell known about;,Dun-
gannon, ' 'where'. he spent, his . early
years, being a son • of the . late Mr;,
and Mrs. Benjamin Augustine. He
,Was. married a few years'ag o to -Mist'
AliceS encs o i '
P f coder ch, who rwil
be, remembered,. as .' court ' •stenogra
pher at the County Town. Besides
his widow'he 'leaves two Sisters, 'Mrs.
A. B. Pentland of.. Dungannon, and'
:Mrs. 'Harry 'Walker, of. Brussels,'and
'one brother, O. E.,. Augustine ''oi.
Brantford;
.,
'The
late Ir
Aug ats
n had'.
co
ns.
from Fort. ;Saskatchevi•a :
n to. •' ' Port
Arthur to see his 'late sister Claire
while e she was i•11, 'but did' ndt arrive
ii
t me to '•see her alive.•' '•
MANY TEACHERS S AR E IDLE • •
We e s tin t
�a e
d :tri
er .=
e ' were' from
i,590, to 2,000 •'women teachers in ,
td '
ri ,-with'
out
o positions in Septenibe?_;
19 t
26 s a •
ted.
.IVIis :d. 1J
,. s lr Carr, sec_-,
rz
retary of the Ont i :o ".
Y a);'ederaton of,
Women' Teaches, reporting, at the
;somal luncheon .:last Thursday'att
he
•
King,: Edtit ars,'' Toroiito`: "O,ne en-
:oura'genient in ;regard,' to this situa-
tion,"; .Miss Carr continued "was the,
.un'oencement-of-rP-remier ?erguson:
When a delegation interviewed .hint".
that '`the `Normal School course would"
be lengthened td -two years:'with'two'
or three years of. teachin �on salary.
.y
between' the: ''first e and • d»
• s c , conyear , of
training.„
, • .Man. 'still has one advantage: Ike
can reach .for liis hat when' the baby.'
hgwls':
WHEN WHISKEY ":AND .
•
••••.GASOLINE "MIX
Here Is a storY • ;from the • Walker.
ton 1Meseo e whih Well . illustrates
..wnat ialikely• to haPp,n whena
motorist oxiat;beeomes too, friendlry.' w..ith_
the.. bottle: You, know'' what, sort of
t1
t
a bottle:
ye.ct
-Suncln .,'aft
eino
o miev
r o -
lett tilino car, <liive'•
by a young
chap?nair.•ed Gross .of .Ilanover
�
(ac-
cording to,-report3„ caths to -grief or
the Elora dad
'
au
stsouth of
1I
am-.
tls bridge,at Mildmay: Driving at
eiteessive spceil: is .attributed' as the
cease.:
e .the a
.
.isent arid, it t is ••a
lac
alleged, that ; liquor 'had' . `
something.
to `do 'with' the young `man's:: antics
prior to and at the' time of the acct
"It was :'while `returning from a
short; drive towerds.'aecker's :'cross-.
ing that the p smash -u ' occurred, -Corning* around the slight , chive
at
the factory at a ter riffle 'see , and
when;e .
.xo,.sing:: the.'. `bridge ' he lost
control''of the coir, which ':suddenly
.swerved to "the left into the 'seven
foot ditch. ,Ito °' somersaulted coo=
,pletely' and' landed on , top :sof
Exercising for Health
eath courseai Under -.
�j carefully trained instruetoxs �,re , t 011• fidvanta e'
i-�01C 8' c iiY htin:dre8s
Bell
Telephone girls, all, over the system, ,,lasses p frons,• 1G to' 18young•.'
. are taught the dere 'of the .o of woi Me eaten.
b d •
its' no' ri fiznent +h
u s bis .
yi habite of .
•' �, r goad �llt�i>i�; ate et 'Moo .stele, and
lfat la both accident and il>pees`. The Cour ee cover •11.period of twelve wetaks. At the
seurf1A tams, w$o , qualifyare awarded o topeti bletio i of thk
err ipica,tes! The exercises taught have been� tr
., h V dey'eloped by � eclali,l
Pilo$ , '. OM 11►R $41440t of e p to
� �� gltl� is �apry >tto al�� l
0 $ , 33 �i'�41i. AA @7�3i�y!V@ Ot>;ii+Y+..
,
IY1,Nr'4,•,”":. F .,n �i rk- r>wd �. +1 „- �.r•
the rail' fence With the`front• facing.
.the 'road. The driver' wase :not.
thrown. out and Was 'sitting'in -•'the
seat :when assistance'` come.. His,
hand' and •
. a ar'm were badly- , b
dY cut ,,Y
flying : glass. Otherwise_ he' •wa un-
injured,' AtP
•Dr. •Carenter's office
his' wounds :were dressed. ' `
• "This was another •case of.s `eedin
P g
and
,
a dpossibly?,the � e
nflu c
influence; of : liquor.
Constable' aaefling, ":'located a '')ottle'
in°''the car after the accident, buton-
ly 'about
nly'about a .spoonful of liquor ` re••
•maineil: " The final chapter willP Grob:
,ably.,
be rehearsed ;,befor the '
lugis:
for Spee' •.at Mildmayhist ' ear,trite: before oss•'was ;fined
and' as second offence, -;will n o
t get
elf 'So, lightly. The carvas badly
damaged•". s
oo
COUhNTY'•HIGHWAY, °`WORK. iN
BRUCE
The',Work, on the 'County highways
was com
menced • earlier this •• year
than is customary, due of _course to
the early s p r`n .. "En - ineer
_P� � g G. E.
Stenlienson expects" that several job'
:will" be ,underway s horA steam
,tly
shovel; . has been • operating at;
Simpson's „Hill, west of Teeswater
"reducing the incline.: After the work.
on the:hill`. at the' north edge of the:village i
village'' has 'been.' completed,... opera
tions will `commence at the :Dunblane
Hills, ' south of Burgoyne. ,In a11.
seven stone crushing ,planta will be
operated this year.
• '----•o•�o
• MacCALLUM
LOSES . MOTHER:: ,
The ;death is,reported. from Brant
Township of; Mrs. ;Duncan MacCalluni
mother of. M,r. Malcolm' A. MaeCa1-
bum, represent ti<ve of n South Bruce
'in the :Onterice Parliement. Mrs. -Mac-
Callum, was 84= years -'of age. and had
been- a ;resident of,Brant for 60 years.
She brad .'suffered a stroke six years;
fgo,:frons which.,she ' had'grea••tly re.;
covcre.d.. Slie was enjoying: -.her usual
health, and was `art ; the breakfast
table Sotos,dad;;•nioxni:lig;-with le'r'tson
And oilier nienibers .of the . family'
when 'she suddenly expired. Her hus•
band, for 'many years a, well-known
figure in, the eormunity, died in 1911'
If" you ha 'e enougih rein io • o
•'uartel 'ab • •
about; You• need jest a little
y
'bi oto
w
Flo tolling hve lon'
, 114asaymawa
p
ivoul last i allor�wlantivoqB awould •dro•"
dead,
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VARNA, ONT.
Cane
ads and'. United •
n>lted States
Al
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dds I s '
n ured
Reasonable, -.Rates
Covered Vans
Write, or Phone
Clinton, 626 r: '
ROS• E'S MODEL S.C. WHITE
LEGHORNS.
, For 'the entries in the Cana-
. dian Laying ',Contest . at •' btta-
`iwa our • pen is' in first plag.
front Ontario ' for tl d light,'
breeds. ' In the. Ontaii Con-
test.
our pen .is again in :.fir's!
"place "for the' light breeds. In'
the Nova 'Scotia Contest': our
pen .is-' in second place, as Well
as having' .second and , third
high hen..'' Baby chicks guar-
anteed safe'. delivery, `$15. per -I`'.
-WALT"
ER ROSE
Brussels,. 'Oht.
reiveneenievvervennienveyveyeinionyee
T
1$ only ^ono stool in aigl 4,111.• Pft,
POOP' for walti.i 11 t. ' .'a!i1 i