HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1927-10-20, Page 5QED FRONS �iARDWARE
WITLI THE ,COLD' WEATHER JIJST AROUND:',IRE
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WE. CARRY THE, FAMOUS;"COSY .'HOME QUEBEC".
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L'ATING•RESERVOIR. IF YOU ARE INiNEED"OF A ,NEW
RANGE; E P.AY US- A CALL•1DEFORE •BUYING. WE GAN SEND:
YOtf TOn MANY SATISFJED . UPEI S . AND THE`PRICE IS.;
RIGHT, ALSO THE COOK IN.G, : 0,A4$0, ANBD HEATING.;
TO, NEW :"COSY HOME'. FoB,A•IlEATER,, EITHER
ORDINARY, FINISH,: OR 'THE' ALL ENAMEL FINISH.
"QUEBEC' 11EATE'RS, A L L ` SIZES, ALWAYS . ON
HAND,
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just Unloaded Fresh Car of Cement'
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Lime, Plas Plaster and Gyproc AlwaysHad.
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'Has the largest and'most umplete:
stock •in:the ,most °beautiful deaigas,'
to;choose; from, in.
;Marble, wwteh,, 'Swedish -.and -Can-
. adian G;raslitgs
• We make a specialty• of Family. •
Monuments and' invite your lupee
Inscriptions .Neatly, '•-Carefully and
Promptly Dene.
see 11111 before planing your; order.
,Douglas Bros: • R A. Spott 9'
Lucknow, Ont'
L 0. L. No. 428, Lucknow , meets
the. second 'Tuesday of every month
in;: their' hall, 'at :e crelocK. G. ;Mullin,.
W., M.; P. Carter, .Rec. Sec.,
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A't
your
ERSONAL
Service
The men Wand wonien of this corn-
an:trying are to turn out'•some-
thing 'more than
Pit just a good gen-
oral
n n
eral; telephone: service.,
No. two users have exactly the •
sante .needs. _ When you ask its to •
install or move a telephone we
Want . to handle' your order in such
ui
rt way that :ltour.'persona1. req .>cal:
Bents are -exactly -met. , •
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W he
n
r.you as
k.for information
t
ion
about" contract" or a bill or xe-
3' iiortj'ttrouble with 'yrl>r 'Matta-
trent,
nstra nlent, ,or make even the most
sashay telephone call, we, want to
give' 'each matte, .the sort: of at-
tention that spells- personat ser---•
VidO,' not just average service.
This is not. -easy: But it'•s what
we are aiming at•--a;.peraofiat sew`
vice.
• ASHFIELD' NOTES
o spent
Mr.. and •Mra:'.Wm.'.H gair •
the'. week-end''with 'friends at Lucan.
Miss Ella' 'Cowan, accompanied:: by'
=Misses Jean=i.ong;�BessieBlue wand
Annie ':MacDenald,,Motored : to Exeter
and London. -to attend the teachers'
convention ,.last' week. .:They all re-
turned home on Saturday;; with the
exception -of :Miss. Long, 'Who' spent
the week -end: ;in London.
Mr: and Mrs. " Kenneth, Campbell:
and daughter, Marilyn of -.Detroit
spent Sunday: with the forrner's par-
ents, -Mr. and Mrs; R. Campbell:
Mrs. F. .D,:' Maetennan,'who .under_'
went an operation •for the: removal of
cataracts ' on :her eyes; . a couple 'of
weeks ago in Victoria: Hospital, .Lon--
don,
Lon=don, is improving nicely, and expects
to come home -this week.. '
Marrieds at'tenddl, by the Rev._ J
S. Hardie . on Monday,, October 10th •
Miss Jessie A. MacDonald, 'second'
.daughter of Mr. end Mrs. J. K. Mac-
Donald of .Ashfield, and Mr.r Noble.
Johnston, alio 'of Ashfield:•
'Mr. andMrs. Jas. •Webster of near
Lucknow spent Sunday with friends
in Varna.
THE LpCItNOW SE{N'TINEL: THURSDAY,` OCTOBER 20th, A2;,
FLOWERDALE ,
Mr, and Mrs. IL 'Marti :i and (lnii'
dren alI.nded Anriversar'y Services•.
at ;St, Helens' last Sunday.
.Mr. and, Mrs, J. Netterfield ; an4
_
family of Toronto, '>lpent'tlie week,.
erid at W. F. MacDonald's,. • t '
Mrs. Angus Macintosh and daugh-•
ter,' Margaret, are spending a` few
days with friends in London.
• The little daughter.of Mr, and Mrs.
J. Thoinpsop, who 'has been 'quite
.pick, •' is, .improving.
Miss Olive Robb: and Miss Irene
Merge!), attended'•thb Teachers'' Con.
•y , last Thursday
ention r<n Kincardine '
and Friday.:.• '
'Miss Myrtle, Webster of. Para:
mount, was'a, guest of Mies 0.. Robb,
Wednesday' niebt. •
'•,In spite^of the prevailing wet wea
they; .most•. of the Flowerdale". farm•
erg have :,their potatoes ilugi'" a n d:
dome' are: nearly' done'' with their fall,
,Notating.. ''
Mr and Mrs ''W ;Ilohb were 'Kin
cardine .visitors.,'.;Thursday.
FOURTH •'.CON. KINLOSS
• Mr.: and Mrs. S. Cariiochan spent
a day recently with Mr.` and Mrs. 'P.
The teachers in this •locality • all'
attended the :convention- held :in Kin,
'ardi ne ' last Thurtisday and,' Friday.
Mrs. J, Swan had a very successful.
tale;of farm stock last weak.
Mr. ..,and* Mrs, R. Martin end chil
wren .spent 'Monday night With 'Si,
Helens' friends..
Miss Olive 'Robb 'spent Saturilay,
with friends iii. Kincardine.
,Mr. 'Rile Middleton,'anrived hone:
from the West. Fridav lash
Mr. ; Bert ;fain, Catherine;and 'Neil
of London, •snent the week -end .with
relatives on the, Sixth.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Robb r spent,' .a
day last week with' friends in Hen-
fryn. ,
A `. um efront here attended the
n b
dance' at Mr. Wm. Griffin's, last
Monday right•::•,
o_o_rr
LOST 'NEW . DARN, BY FIRE
tinting e.
th severe `electrical. storm
Which, ' prevailed ;over' a parte of . West•
ern Ontario. last "•,'vveek, a new_• barn,'
belonging: -'',to Owen Moore,' Colborne
Township; was - 'true] by ;'lwh1 ning-
and together with ' the • season's.. crop'.
was hurried to the ground. .Mr. Moore'
had' but recently coni;leted'this barn'
havin lost,an olde`r' barn last •winter
When a lantern: ws upset and' set the
•.place on• fire. In, the ; recent fire he
lost also .3 horses and 2 bows::. .
Mr". J. S Richards of " Markdale`
• spent . a "few: days of last week , with
his mother.• Mrs. R. A. Richards of
Paramount,•
'Miss Isabel Ma'cDohald -. of Strat
?ferd li1'oinrsi wa hon re -for a few -
•
Malcolm MacLennan of Laur:
ier, has gong to Buffalo:
• Miss ' Annie Ketchabaw of Para-
mount, has gone to Toronto, "
Mr. • Watson Webster '; of Varna
spent the week:end with Mr. Alvin
Irwin of- near Lucknow.
Mr. Jas; :Struthers of Acton, called
on friends in. 'Lucknow Para
mount, having come' here. on nCtount
of the illness of his mother.
• ,Mr., and Mrs; Clair .Irwin of Para-
mount visited with friends at Zion
on: Sunday.•
' Mr. Cleve. Hill and his mother ' • of,
'Purple Grove, spent last week with,
Mrs: R. A. Richards of Paramount..
•
• WHITECHURCH
' Mrs. Toynbee. Lamb and Miss Olive
Kennedy of • Goderich, are visiting at
their home here.. -
Quite a' nurinber from here attended
the , Anniversary Services at -St. Ilel-
'ens' .on ` Sunday( and • also ' the , Fowl
Supper on Tuesday' evening. ,
Mrs. David Kennedyovisited a few
days with her daughter,. Mrs. Barry
Tichborne. at Goderich.
Miss Annie Henry, 'R.N., of 'New
York. City, visited, last' week at -her
,home hereat ' '
Wo are sorry to report that 'Mr::
Mills MacMillan, who has been seri- I,,'
ously .ill the past two weeks, is not
improving, and,>!it•latest" accounts was
very low. Most of his family have
come home, ;Joe having arrived front.
Vancouver ,dart Friday.,•
(Intended • for last week.)
• Mr. Will Foster, of Toronto, visit
ed a.few .,days. -last week at his home
hers.
Miss Tremble is visiting 'her bro-
thee, 'Mr: Eli Jnrques:'
°
Mrs. Andrew reit and iainily' ,lies-
ed into their new homer last week.
Mr.. and Mrs.Wes. Leg; att and •chil-
dren;; Moved 011ie Mrs. Fox'a Earn,,.
-Wu-Welcome hMr.-and Mrs; --Leggatt t>,7
this connll'lunity.
- .Mrs 1Vlctauglili=n-.a-n"d `-daughter;
Myrtle, "'Mr.> and -Mrs .George 'Maple'
•toftand daughter Reita,,of Fordwieb.
visited on Sunday at the he inn' of the
formers neice, Mrs. David Kennedy.
' Mr.: Miles MacMillan ,.Jr., of :Scots.
-guarde•Sitsk."'?//fr. ;Alan, MacMillan; et
Alberta, Hugh and Duncan, ,of Detroit
an
;are holds ,owing to the very: seri.,
Ole illness pt tilair 'lather, Mr, Mills•
MacMillan,
LANGSIDE'
: •r •. I'll' is 'vl.t hers ' • bus3.Y, ,en .
gag.P.1. pi ..1 11'i? tactor, ,p.oiighuig: on
the Crowston estate' farm..
-Mr. f and. d s' John Hayes and faro:
i
it, spent the 'week -end
with Mr and; Mrs, R. Tiffin.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Ross of Tees -
water, • visited on Sunday with Mr,,
and Mis R. .Tiffin. •
Mr and Mrs. W. Porteous`of'Luck-°
now,,visited on Sunday with Mr.' and
Mrs- E. Tiffin ". ,. • • •
Nearly,'everyone in this vicinity 'is,•
busy, taking up their potatoes, which,
on thee -whore, prove' to •be.•a ", rather
light Crop.
KIN LOUGI#: • •; .
Mr,' and Mrs.John ,Hodgins. and'
Tena 'spl'nt1 Sunday with' • Mr. , and
Mrs. W. J. McLean..
The many friends of Mr.;.M. S. ,Hal
�., S
d"enby pare, glad ••to: know th, at ,_he,°`; is..
.ininroving, after_a-.,lengthy illness.. ,
we .re doers,, toll report.- that :Mrs'
Ja.G: Johnston rs serinush' fll,'
•and•'Mrs. •W.esley ,Cole `of Fxe.t
+Pr., ',stent' Sunday with Mr. and .Mrs •
Wesley • Doyle, ••'.
A. number•, of the riling penpl e
.t(&o1- an tehdance a.t Ripley on Wed,
n'esdav evening of last week. .
A. very 'enjoyable ; time Was spent.;
^t the 'honne. of Mr. and 'Mrs
Hodgins • on: Frirlav: P vnnine', .of last
week, et 1, ret'e'ntion hnl j sn.'honor of
'Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hodgins. '
• The annual harvest thonkscrivina
servicer • of the "Anglican elhurch will
be .held on .Siind'3v •next, iletober':23.'
• a+, 1'1:' a.m. end 7.80, p.m. The 'special'
' nr2a'll,twill he Rev W. • i Hawking
'f •Blyth, Rural Dean of Huron
ROYAL 'WINTER —
_ FAIR
JUDGING .'COMPETITION
l
Re ulatis e ;been s
on haw' `
b sent nt out: re-;
cardingthe: special'- judging comneti
bion--nd
tn be 'coucted at 'Paisley . on
Oct.. ' 28th . through; the County De
nartment of, Agriculture to select• the
ten winners tohe given the free trip
'to. the:, Royal Winter Fair. :Classes'
of six, kinds, of*live stock, including
poultry, will be judged,as Well as
;classes •of grain, alfalfa, seed and. tar-•
i�jr.
n , Although only farm 'boys be
tween. '16 and 23 years .of age •aro&.
-411 bT"its eirpected the competition
will ' be -a-large one., with boys .from
ill parts of the county taking• part •
Competition to be in the: lucky ten,
comprising, the Bruce' quota of the
five hundred Ontario boys to • be 'en
tertained. at the Royal'Fair.'for four
days: by the. Ontario Government, is
very keen.; ,
SOUTH' KINLOSS- • •
The ThankofTtxrthg ;trceting of''tbin
W. M. S. was .41(1.• on Wednesday,
October 12th, lythe .1loine -of Mrs:
Melvin Irwin•with a.'good attendance.•
The president, Miss , Sutherland
opened , the . meeting with ,prayer.
Hymn 141 'was, sung, and Mrs,,. Mac
Iver read from Psalm '-d i ' A . prayer
circle was then founded'•by a .number
of the ladies. s R. 'Campbell read;
a very interesting paper on "Home
and • Scholl;;,'. taken from the study
book:. The, roll, call -was answered by:
a verse. on thanksgiving,::and this was
followed, by''a,' delightful solo- by --
Mrs.. James. • Miss' heat, MacLeod
:thengave.;an address,her• subject be-
ing • "The 'White, Harvest Fields of
°the
World. Today... . Miss ", MacLeod
has alwafys a'„wonderfulr m'ess�age,'en,d;
all ''present could flet ,'help 'Luta feel
that it •'was good'for them to, ltsve. -
been there. Her address., will '.^'ingot,
soon be forgotten;. ' ••MX's A. Suther-
:land' read a l'etter, than?ting.• the lad-
ies:- for • donations sent- to- thea• *;Miss
'IRattee Home in Toronto •''Mrs. James
and ' Mrs. A MacLeod ..sang • a • duet:
and the meeting '•was :was. closed by ; ^ re -
beating the
epeating,'the Lord's -Prayer in :unison:•
=Press See'y t 4:
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• • •..D:UNGANNON
On Sunday. ,when. Mr, ` • and . Mrs.
Henry Leishman were on the: way to
church at Nile,, they "met 'with' an as-
- cidPut-.
c--.cidPnt.'aust aftter• thew had ' turned
south from the :second concession •on
to the . gravel road. • ':They'• were drly” "
in"g- in their. buggy, which nve•s• equip
-ped with a', light, and, they stage, were
on their :proper place ,on the". road. • `
when a ear, drive1i'by ‘Roy'Black of,
Lucknow„ came' behind -them,. and, in
Massing, -struck-:the,-thebuggy,'--throwing
thein both out. ''. The, ear,- which •was•
meeting another car.: had turned ;in
too quickly, : it p is -claimed
Leishman;•received .x' nastycut:
on the. liead, arid both be and • Mrs.
Leishman were badly, Shaken up. The
horse, which ran away, vas..so�:.,excit,
ed.tiatj-it-,=craStted'I to another car •
----
;ivy/dell, it met: on the' road; . and',was
terribly .out tub,. Onp• wheel :of the.'
buggy.' we' . dem o'a shed ' copipletr'y and
the .buggy was ether' v,,ise. smashed. A
neic'•hbor.`' drove Mr. ''Leishman.',to the
office of • Dr: • t ('.'a' of Dungannon,
'wh'ere, he ,received ngedical' :attention.
S
. NO' GOODAT E XCUUE S
for ein; !trot'
yesterday :'cause Ma
was'Ltoo busyabseto write•oneti
'Teacher -Then. Why',didn't your
,fath •. _rit ane "
er w e
'Johnny—Shucks, he's no good mak-
ing excuses Ma catches Kinn: every
time, an:;you're'sniarter'rrshe
owe ':their start toward success t ` openingg a
in :savings account ' early a y, ,life 'and practising:
thrift in order to, build • up that account.
Are ou building upyour succes
s £u
� dnd'at'
e:`' �Montreal,1
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the .Batik 'o :which for tl
4
e•bee
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(Mier . centuryhas •. en n: : the
o a co servin he
g
savings of ambitious Canesd
ahs . •
' a•+. -/tui'"„
Established 1817:
Assets . in excess. o1 78o.0 00.000
'1 S. ,REID
ocal Branch Manager
1 f the ; Highways
-iow t
,o • Test youir •>r� o ,
Headlights
Lights on Motor ',cars may,glare. either .•
through bulbs being out of focus or the a
lamps themselves not having the proper
To test the lights. on your car place the car`-
on a level.space 25 feet from a wall or"'"
.creed.' Mark a horizontal line On the wall
•-- the' same height from the ground ea the
-centre'of the lamps on your car. Under
(no circumstances should' this line, which is
called the Lamp Level Line, be "more than -
42 inches from the ground.•
With iardps having' a. screw adjustment'
turn the screw one way or another until the
horizontal beam on. the wall from4. each'
larnp•is"as narrow as possible. (Lens need .
notbe removed.);
:To focus bulbs in'lamps'without outside
adjusting screw, remove the lens and Move •
the bulb backward br,forward until the..
circle of light on the wall is as small as
possible., Then replace ITS.
Then feet` each lamp separately with lens
installed. The 'top A-the•beam of light
Should be 4 'riches to' 7 inches below the
Lamp Level Line to take care of the loading:.
of the •car. Light touting cars r- tiire'a
full 7 inches below the line. Lamps on .
Fords without batteries require 10.inches ,
below the line. If in doubt tilt the laches
till the top of the beam isstill lower..•
The law requires. an approved headlight ,
device and, 21 cantle.. power bulbs..
' The '^Department .of Highways will supply' r
tttdie detailed lnitructions, Or you can;
have yottr-hgit4- tested- and adjusted• at.
most garages. See to then,. .
The motorcar with glaring;headiights is a danger .to
own driver and a terror to others on the highway .•;
Drivers moving in the opposite direction are,deprived of,
sight to guide their cars: •
A good garage mechanic can focus headlights,,so that,
they do not glare, Drivers • can do' • it themselves
following : printed, instructions: ' ' The Department • of
Highways • will mail • you without charge complete
instructions: ' Test your, headlights often to be assured •
they do' not glare. You are responsible. Tramps.
designed for the roadway and• not the other driver's .
eyes or the;tree:tops. Night driving must be made,safe.
Never drive with only one headlamp lighted; or tail
light•out:
Brakes and steering gear should 'be keptin perfect v : • N
• condition at all times. Your car: must obey•if you wish :.
it to be safe .f youand not a 'menace to'others
The :conceztrate
d'efort' in behaif of safety on the i
h-
waYs is meeting with a widespread•andactive support.
Co-operation
froni every motorist is :asked so, tt<iat •,the
example set'dut;ing this period may take a permanent. •
hold of the consciousness of all, who use the highways.
• Itis the dirt ' 'of' everybody' to Iearn how accidentsy
Y,..may
be prevented. •
• support, this move ent ut
To' show that youR7• P 1� •
sticker on your car, "I'm for Care and •tburtesy. "aAiri'
You?" You' can get.ane at any or filling station,,
EXECtJTWE: coMMrrrEil
Cha(rma,-HON.0E0 S.HENRY, Minister o!Illghways
w G. nonsi -rsos, Secretary Ontario Motor League;
J P.: R. %Yvan, secretary Ontario' Safety' League)
S .1, ors t:SON, g.C�hle! of Pollee, Toronto:
.1.:
MARSHALL, 3I, Registrar f MotordVe Boards 0 Trade:
All Editors Wade o! tun R. Df.14MMIT'I fl, ilei et Do�Me
SMITH, Activa,foDutr Ivllnlekr ot nigher: e:
'ADVISORY eco
loipal Oovcrnments Polite Cbl , p�
02 Tr, Io, Automobile Claim and servlce,t.luba to ince At onion 5-3B
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OST itogitte: ENVECTITIMCP1''Z'
DIFFE, _.
'You woul. ive this
Y d • handsome heater foist
place amongthem all for its wonderful appear; -,
spice alone. There is nothing to equal it.
Bit judge it on performance too. It out -heats
with wi a
'them saving f fuel into the
,,'jQ
�+h .r
gkeeps. ..
The'cozltrolled dzaft ; Arran ernent ' 9n
even heat. No ,over heating and then.k '
do
wn. Tho fi
r8
lasts lenger r
arid iia licat
T•ficthse lotsmr not oil radiates heat., it
ncE �
rcu
'rites beat throughoutpL
the house -and it giowa'
• with-cheer...The bestbuytunong-heaterac
Two tiiittee'.polished• Wellsville steel 'or all :'
porcelain enenieiwalnut beauties, either 01:10.•
SO1d %n Lucknow by '
:Rage & • Porteous ,
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