The Lucknow Sentinel, 1928-03-15, Page 8PAAI4 111,0111T
LtICKNOW SEblIEL
STOC-
..a.m0.gwropyww.
entiesi.,Runoors,::•.•costoon.....covers„.
.SPACIA. 4.060'.
• mped Glass Cloths, a
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Brown Line Centre Special 25c.
New VailOty. '.or 0.tess.-s-A4,0.10.0*e latest jn Belts at 25c.:
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LucgNpw.,; •
'MUMMY, jkancit ilth, 1920,
Dig4D1R4T VJSITS AInvigLrt XP:rg*
• WALKERTON
a
John ,lohnSten;.1,44a, McMillan, 444
,P479bably:R4istpg by Other naMea,
who 'ivito, released ftom the COunt,y
jail here laSt.Tuesday :en the strength
of his assurance tbat he wonli go to
,Mr,• Harald Cellieserl ;eft:On
• ioi-
cIy for Brantfoixi, Wnfircrii,e expOey
TOXIlain some tne
WotineSdaY, 1110,r,
I.th, a1.1, .teelock neen,uirriage
'
book PlaCe in AShfield r 1,TiQ'ate,
, work At Andrew Freiberger's .)ecea CaMPhell :Ll'Altnow,'
he
pn
et%
Id.
he:
„greon,pk-," lima ;turned :ont; to be !it •1;Roderick ';14cdreger- 811,, Aalifie
;(1rOt4laas .4.4sPotige",‘,a Man who liaS 1ev C.„1•I;• 71VIadDonal4, of Lliekn
been tadin on the nome of One Ofr•PreabYterian chureli;', performed •t
the fv4teraat,' secietles, :sayS The'fiereiroy, The..gap.py,-eouple...4A
Weton Toeseepe., the 'afterneop ,train frUin; (4004017
quite ' Veit EIgin, •Weddiiig .frip^.to, p.T.itrolt ,omi. nth
*.•71j1ce-rthifi '03;14 /loan°a•Li- BPP'el th6le-inturn they •will
,niuirter's he hap been:, receivipgcon s*,'•cip the peeiliose, ma-fio
sideration, ;Ohacdonut "Cf *bat ; May, IV•fr,. and ',Mrs: MacGregor liaVe :t
have •beeri;.'at• one, time,•,:his•conneC-: !heat wishe's. of::their Many- Ashil
den with.a••ledge..: !friends, • .- . .
Worked! GaMeat, Pi t EIgmOn Friday eyenrng lastf•116.. Rs..iriztea
"-Ae6#ding.,.to a. repett,• from . 'Port 1braneh. the : W 1 held' reeption
o ihna4sklio'Cistl;la;Pjfeayleir.;17:an'il7he e ap;d1.l.
two wivea,•„in- the ,baftletOf'lifo le was torrnerli „Miss A liee ;Mae.;
wasan inMate••ei the:41onae.ef,Teef-,;ict04ald,•,-an ,acti'Ve Anen•dier::of, the
at Petiolia.:. At the. Port a , son, :tief.141,
pie of Men Were Purchasing a
.w:ay. ticket for him to:return tu'Pe-, evening as spent,
Du ii' the eve
trolia, when he disappeared,'. •, ;fling a purse •Of tneiley was 'present:0
Shortly afterwards' be turned ' PP to Mra. Bogie on behalf df the :1Pet!--
•, j.herei*. tried .Out 'a couple of On ,Ofilcr,
, ,•
tute. • 7
'els of a. seciety, and then r,eported •
to Chief Ferguson with theyn'SundaY las,,, March 1t Huion',
otisotnoriyngrand old .. min; an,that he hid stated outfroinP
a . couple Of weeltitieftea,'-ivith-$15-ifiT
.• glad, to say' be,Slth. contiriuds
his' pocket, in search: of work,:•HaVIng,
wonderfully_ good; and Iiii'memory is
been sunsuccessful, and hrelte; he was': '
Still quite.. clear, :': •although hi S sight
conaidered a ...vagrant. Magietrate
and hearing are., practically, gene. ,
Walker rernanded him' to ' and
the bearing of. aase was see: for Nre-'•rjes Ha' 11- s • .1, •
ra. as beer . in Ales,'
.last 4Wednesday. • •' . , :P0 -"W• thepat week,. aSsitng, the,
the jail he' got in' coniersation Care. of be mother Mrs R mtoster,
1'v/4Jc Andrew Preiberger, serving who isAUite
,Col.inle. :of Months.. for ,infKeetieric of "Miss Isabel • Chesnut ; :spent-. the
the,„"LCA, FreM. Johnston's line of Week -Mid with her fkiend;..11ifiss
Ani-
tk he was •just thesort tl,"inaniAn.,:, ,anda .MacDonald. . •
drew needed to lio-,':tha-cheres--atif-liis • ...connection'witli-:. the hatti,- by
farm in Greeneolc untir.•70,e.is able to Shooting' of •the late, Mrs.. Fred: Alt-,
give them his personal attention. The 'Chic; Coroner Dr: A. C. Hunter' and
Magistrate being adverse to board Thos Thos. Gundry of Goderich, :visited
ing• vagrants' at .the expense of the 7the seene, of the accidentand beiPan-
County; • released him': on ths Cendi, elled a „jury jnot.prior to• the fun 'I
_tit:1u, and the. Mag1strateLs;se41," .11.4.4journinerit,Aa's-then7,---n-atictihtil-
directed Johnston.,:to. the Treiberger Monday, ;March" ,10th, when' -.bite. cot.,
•
' niece, A couple : et' days later it; Oner''s • inquest wilF•lbe, held at ,.-131)n-
"erne .apparent that; ai .soonas he gannon .according.• ta the laws e•ov-
• 'yet out of sight ,of Mr." Walke,,,...1./e, .erningLanch.,caseO. The Thry ,Coindirecte his 'path ,,
teWard Hai4dver,toseerift the foI3win , Mit ,Meosrs:-:
where, tinde the 'name. of•MeMjI1an, T. d 'Allen feremanr. .Jne. R.: Savage,'
he Made 'Similar.apPeall'it'S a flra Robt. .Davidson, , .E. 'A: Anderson;
tertril brother". Ity"lioiv he 'may he N. 'Reed; Isaae:Eraniton, Chas: Me-
IVerkitig„. his genie in 'otherplaces. ponagh, Fred: Anderson. , Wm.
Before Johnston left' 'Walkerton he Gardner.;,; '•
.told Chief Ferguson heir glad he was .•
Was the best place he had.. found for • --"i7trCin0-7 :
O'0—
to pet, work; that 'Brace County 'jail : .
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MAF,EX![NG
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DUNGANNON.
David JOhn.ston, of the third con7:
cesSion, of'. Ashfield, • met with a dis-
tressing:"pecident*recently,-:When he
' fell' upon, the, stove, .sustaining terri:,
ble bur_iii„apee his. oda and hands.
Just bow the accident :happened •
:not known*, alOne. in. the
kitchenatthe time; .kint he is be:
lieVed :to have .beeifletiniag with his
.aims "Uptin, the shelf -'at the back „,.
, • , . .
• • the rarigp, when;lie took 'a -weak ,and
fell_ forward upon ,the • Stive. was
still. On Ithe':0`o'Ve when found, and his
. hinds eaPeafiilli•,•Wea tiedli hurried'.
, .
-ForturtSely ,iik,fage escaped ' With,
very; littlerinjfiry- and with the;,treat,'
he is well%on,the, way. to recOv-,,,,
ery
,,Th60,1441,AtX41!:gLet!ig41t, Atte
made for.the,'iWo-WeekS' sliortAursC
' in ,I•j"roTI,,,,• 411ties and %eaoking .• tir.The'
1 Id ni !corinection mithAlie 'IlunganT„,
non bi4ineh of the. Women's
IVIiss:Florence •Soetlank
Ont., :Will: the es,;- which
will be held the upstairs of Mrs:
•• N..
F. ipbyard!s:'honie4bOVer,the.
1`4160e•;Offien;:]einriniencing'on%Monday,.
"March:12th at. 3 p.m. • A Claes Of 30;
. • young women • and .1afhp.o.,
fled, iiiteritioa.-of :reeeiving •
struetiee 40::the`• elasses"shonid prove
of nmeli value. :k fee of 26 :Cents: is
charged .foi-In'stitnte members and
•, 50 cents -for nen-members: Thia epv-'
• ers, the expenie for the entire course
far„. the weeks; •
WROXETEB MUST REMAIN -
A VILLAGE, •
Proposed legislation annaling:"the
.ineorperation ,of the Village, ofiVrox-
eta; in North Huron, was withdrawn.
following. . adverse . vote of the• ,
'private bilis. Committee of •the Ontat-
• io Legislature. The bill was " intro-
• .thiced origipallr by C. A. Robertson,
( Mirth-Hart:in); 'and Yesterday the
'opposing 'factions, representing. on
-one' side 68 villagers and on • the
. . • 1.,
other the owner of *ill, and one of.
the. chief ratepayers of the; :Village,
appetired -before. the cornmittee. •
'"We all understand the reason of
these applieations,", commented At.- •
tarney-Getierai Trice. "They Want to
take, adVahtage of' the -hydro' by re-
Verting 'to the township,as well as:
the advantage' of , .'ower
school. rates. ,We had' one .1eSt ',Year
from Rayfield,which we granted; and.
I understand their have been ' having:
treuble 'evir since. ,.I' am not saying'
that:the. Villages amid& nst 'do this, .
but they should be careful." • '
• „
In this particalar ease the village-
lias 'a. population ••of some 300, 'of
. .
Which 180 ,-,are °voters; • and' .• was;
;Pointed ,out• -that ;ont, of 'these only 68
hrd •si-nf-.•d the 'petition. •
Armstrong, appearing ' 'far
T, tha.`„ra.tepayerwile.„„cp._
pe)nted' out. ! that. ,a
number Who had .signed the .petitier
Were nonr'ininosed to: ' The,'viliage
was ,getting,•along and,Payings, way
and there' was'. no reason:- for the
ch'ange. They. had 'Mimed debentures
,to,the extent of t8;00,0, Mid he could:
•see no way in ,which they, c„ould ;meet
the:liabilities if they ,lost;" 'in their
• "Was • a -4?tiles ratepayer S tak-
en?", aoked .1:the ;attorney -general. • It
,• Was xplainecl that.. the wetter - had
,c6ine upi•after ;the ,election and that
-
only the' CorinciPs ,aPproval had been
obtained,
Thedotinnittiee desided' that t.he bill
be ,mat- reported and•11 *as withdrawn
by the Solicitor, Col. ,Pride advised
that. a vote be, -taken and the Matter •
brotiglit.up again next. session.
,
a.)ong time in. which .to- locate a job: ; Mrs... Thos: Bla te :. alien's: theWeek-
, ,-...7-* 0-0 o.':,..- end with her da:n hter,•••';,111iss ".Grace
HAD TAUGHT .11 'YEARS , • : at4hitechurch: :
• - ' IN RARRISTON SCILOOL Miss Olive' ,kiipatilek ...was " home
• .
- qoin 'Whigharn kir ,tie weeki'•encl...
• Miss' Jessie Craiginill, 'for. 41yeard.. '• - ' • , . • . •- . • :e. -..
,
i teacher in the Ilarriston Public ' MrS. Tom Anaerson• spent a few
ich e , ,ied at, , her bome . there . on : MI:, and MI* Fred Anderson and
gr.,' and Mrs.: Will-Gardtter of Zion,
were recent visitera"."with Mafeking
i
fi-.".iida. '• • ' ':"., ....' • .. .
Jays, in Lucnow, /las _ xec tt :with • he,
Vfondar.of,..tins. week./ $he ;eras, born'
Another On 1"
Seotchinar; wsO. fount!' dead in•
Wont of 4 oneLcentpunching machine. .
Vhe .Coroner found •that'; death had •
been. Canied by over-exertion. Fir
itestigation cliaclos,ed a sign, reading' r
"Your pennyreturned,• if you • hit
hard enefigh.l!
t Guelph in 1801, and. after gradu-
, .
ting as • a . teacher, taught. school at
Gtielph and in Minte tovvh-
hip before goineto the. HarristOn
.c;Inoots There she. taught in every
e.partnient eXcept' the principal's
°ern. ",
UYS"
'ONPANir °PLANT
The more 11. man accomplishes, the
less time he has to talk about it."
oultry alt chic
Foo
We havea• Fresh Stock of' the. Following ,
, .
Poultry and Chick Feeds Now on Sane .
WHOLE -CRACKED AND GROUND. CORN.: '
r'SVPeR
SUNBEAM LAYING MASH. ,. •
SUPER X DAI3Y CHICK , STARTER MASH. '
$11NBtAM, BA3Y CHICX. pTART ER MASH.
FINE MICA CRY'STAL GRIT—THE FIRST' FEED .:FOR THE.
: • BABY CHICK.
BABY CHIGX SCRATCH MIXED GItAINS„,
PIN -HEAD OAT MEAL.
,IfINE ALFALFA MEAL
BIG 60. .phEiMEAL,---:FINE AND oi\R$E:
BONE ,MEAL AND. FINE :CHARCOAL:
. POULTRY AND BABY CHICK -.PA NACEA,
FOR THE PREVENTIC:'-N OF 'EXCESSIVE MORT A 1,1T !V 1 N
BABY CHICKS'IHE FOLLOWING rttmEnt§ AnE
IfiGHLY' RECOMME&DED4
•
DR., HESS! WHITE DIARRIEA TABL,TS,
' DR: HESS' liOUPE CURE. / '
• . .•
-ROYAL -PURPLE, ROUPE etirtE: „
'iiiiays
'
•
•has been :manufacturing t,4vai9ety of
rubber gdoda,. at Winghani the ',past
ouple �f years, haa pold-out to
4tratford flair" 'Griifith 'az Sen.,
Negotiations :leading .up to; this deal.
'ye .been Under way for some, tirne,
;:and the 'purchase has just been an
ionneed. The plant: will. be ,• inOved
froin ,Wingham "30' Stratford in the'
.iear figure, and OperatedAn what
,1a been knOwn as the • Canadian
;Vickera" 0)Y:factory. Mr.' V. 'W Wilis,
pre'sident and inanagei: Of the den -
cern Will .go to Stratfod,„ as • man -
Ake?". •
, 0'0 •-•
• CREWE•
Mother,: : 11,1rs' P. Reid, ' ond sister
:qrs. Jas. Bailie.. Thp latter leaves
_1.
for her home in Caloiary this week: .
'Mr. and Mrs, Bert Treleiven arid
1;.amily:,.Spent :Friday ''';',e,vening at Mk:
,
31...,Ii' Kirpatrieri.
, ' Mr. and Mrs:, Thos.: Ifill and:
'iy.n. leave tins weelv; for Kineardme,
were :they --will -reside.---IVIr.= Hall hav--..
Phillips. ; We • re: losing :lo:od
,ftp; .rented •1115 farm o Mr. Ilermain
'.in.,i'hheira. like' „Mr. and Mrs. Hall
from* the •eonlinunityl. ' --.......;..:2 ' •
' ,' -�-o-__
LANG -811:1E
4
'‘feacting belts:are' ,
'Mr. and Mrs:. Rb'pett'
gamed this- Cpmmumby with dancing
:at 'Friday evening.
• '• Mr. Gegrge Wraith, or •ivwhent
spent ...the week -end' witn• Mr. dna
Mrs. W. Scott. • • ,
Mr: and Mrs. F. Marshill 'and Ree-'
ba visited ..with Mr. and ,1Viro, George
HairtknesS "4 on Surido.y last.
'41%, few of the frienjs of illiSs•Mand
Mrs.' Matthew • Shackleton; who qenn gathered at theliWiiie orIKr."
spept the past Week with her mother Johnston last Friday, evening; and
in. Goderich, returned to her 'hone presented,'Maud' with a Imely zno
here .on Monday. • • • ring, owing -tip her having secured'
Mrs. , Elizabeth is "'visiting pernlanent position in 11. 'hospital ,ir
her; daughter, Mrs. Win. Hasty. , New York. *We Wisi Ier every...sue
• Mt.', and Mrs -John SwOn and fain, ceSs. ' • • ' • -
fly' were the guest of Mr. and „ Mts. , On Monday' eirdnillg -.the 4th can
':George ,Si,van of Lothian on Sunday. from- Langsidp ,store east fpr
Mrs: John Kilpatrick was the guest twh arid a• halfAniliio:$4therecl at.
o ,her parents at Beigrave for a-feW !mine 'Of Victor iWerson.to MC.
days during the Week. •.. Mish IlIarkaret -With a
,1111:. and Mrs. ;ernes, Lattld ,and linen shower, in , honer of her marni.
children were" Sunday ‘Visitota at- Mr. age, which is te take; place in 'a: fey',
A144rt Mcgueld's.- , days, in Moesejaw, ask. Althoukt
• Mr. -and •Mrs. Wm., Robinson ate taken ivvholly by surprise, „Dfargareq
visiting their daughter;, Mrs. Xilnat- „thankeil afl4 in ..a few chosen words:
end Mrs.
,B•ert .T.roniven , end 'for. their ' lovely preecrits, A:11:01''.1,1Ir. I
,ShoWer the remaindef of the evenitr': I
ooneid visited 'Luck/now frieqs .on
Monday, '
Si.8, S. Rivett received the sad'
mows o,f the death 'of her brOtho,,Mr,
Jameci" Culbert. M.r.,,.thilb_ert-sperit_the.
'Test fa* -years- with hifii daughter at
Bnacken, Sask. The remains are be-
ing brought her ' for ihterrneet on
Mar. 14th, A ervieci be held in
the Anglican ChurCh,;• DuegaPPOlt!,
Wedribaday Aftornoon, and .intermint'
made in thiareannAn' Cenictery.
spent in dancing and card play:
Qttite a ruimber 'frsom thifl ,bnrg
atteiiddcl the 'Wnrileivo Ittit'ittlte „meet- •
inehela Satnrda•Y a f6nmeen:nt
.11enie ef Mrs'. Wk.; teggatt,
church. All terlo„ft a:, good Meeting,
and, extend a 'hearty :Welconie to 'all
others to coiner rind join!:
This .community jittenda-; it;
Ro Pelleck and: family their. ayir,p6-
thy !n their euriden present SOrrbW,
• -"WHITEEHURCH
Mrs.' 11144 .4:1 Ashfield, spent- the
...,ye8k•zend'f v,ith, dafigliter; MiSs
:-.1raee Blake, at the honie Of Mrs.
, Mr.,.and 'Mrs, Janpso Wilson, of the
Village, went''..to• Hay' 'Cit,r,• !list
On ',Saturday Afrs.:
••lerWent: an) epntatiOne, :•••.We are: 0.n51,
ter.roPer't'.abe is; geipiii•41.90-0.as well
be
.171"Ie .POy ;','$ a outs, bad': a. siiecessfh1:
."•inelail evening. hist 'Vriday,"'When they
I-let:4744*d; Pareata ,trienits..
Tjley.'•eai,re• demenstration o.f
, , ,,• • . „
they. have faken. -PP, and` after-
• •. • • .
W,ards Mr.' Po11eo.4 Vreseilltea."..'thelO
,vith liadqt,' 'for. pasOing • their •,Ten-
derfeet. Degre,e.: ',IVIr., eqdcion, Field•
Seeretary of Bey Scouts' Orgarnza-
tiori,- gave a, Very :interestinsli,'
.on the worlt et the POY 'Scout's. A'
abort. proe.rafn..waS. Then 'rtiven after.
Which runch was. served and a•••social
,hour spent. ” ; ;•'
• Misa ;Maud uOnn leaVes, _phis „Week.
tor New yerk„ *bet.° ,slie has .a. posi-
-.tichin one of the hospitals there.
On Friday, evening .the•ne,ighbors:g4-
thered at. the home' of .111r. Jack Jebn-•
• .ston, Where a presentitian .was ' Made
to Mi.ss, tonP, and „ itOcial., time'
-.4-2P-he:-ednemilnify---Was • 1,hoolsed oi
Tuesday,. When :it heard of, the'
dct ,death..Of (Rev.), •Polloek,
• • • -.,
iviro thod, early that morning. She
had been. sick with pleurisy, whichon Sinulay developed into pneumonia.
On Monday evening it. was:: thong,ht
.,he wag: a little better, lint .death
palm sudden Tuesday.' Morni-; Mrs:
• .41.
Pollock was ; a very earnest' yirOrker
•in the' Presbyterian Church. She was
Of a sunq•dispOsition, and was hived .
7 neW h SI te•: leaves, itti„
husband, two sons,
• and .One daughter. The, sympathy Of
the cOm munity is •eXten.tled to them
their:Oat!. bereavement:, , • .
7 The many friends of.,Willie
• (youngest •;:son of jirn• Purdan 9f
5SI-71relear of his.
-serious illness. He was • taken to
WingbaM Hospital on 1Venday,: Where'
lie was,operated' On, -that might. We
2111 Imipe, for, a speedy recovery. , • • ,
Wunien's Institute. ' •
n •
•
A ,,well -attended -monthly' • meeting
of,the Whitechurch branch .,of the
7(7,V:omen's Institute was. held: on Sat-
luiday, March, the honle 'Of the
President,'" Mrs, W. • Leggett., when
fohr new membera were added to ,the
Mrs. C. GilieSpie read.; eit-
celient, paper': on "The 'tient Woman."
Miss Gertrude,,,Martin contributed a
Vocal sole, and Lela. Le•ggi.t .and
neSs .6illesPle' sang a :•delightful little -
song..'Of springtinie.",. Pauline Reed-
'Tave. a recitation., The. prize 'for, the
Irrdt :salad 'Went • to Mrs.....
McQuillin.•,
IIOLYROOD
. . . •
, ,MrS. Will Jackson enter: ,
'tabled, .feW of their. friends, Satur-
day • evening.
• Mrs: Erneit Ackert spent •a, oouph
of days. recently with her ,parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Rayilard- Of :Ethel._
Mrs, Thep -lei .•*TN
been, ,viiting at her former home in
'tTailover, returned; •
•A . •
Mr: and Blts:11-oward--Hartio -spent
zno;dnitty.: Mr. Jamieson's, Para=
iIr
•
0:,:n.:11;tM.: Er a. jr1ri ar 111111::isme. and
falrily • spent Sunday -at 'Mr.: Ernelat
'qr. Wes. lIthitock's farm hear Tees-
The • propressive-euChre, Party at;
he club' Was quite 'a. snecesS, ' Mrs.
'Te s.. Thompson and kr. Perrylicid-,
. being .the, Nvinners, . •
•
• ST.. ITELINS
'Mrs : 'W. .I.' IIumphreY bas been a
visitor with her:Sister, Mrs: Phillips,
artGibegderieloiin'ebbis' • ' hp.
Msme ' f:rere,'
her school at -Port Credit 'for a. ,few,
week,;oWing to 111 -health: ' • '
Miss Mtiriel , Miller retnrned. te
. . • .. ,
Liindon list Week. „ . , ., • - . ,
' Meiratera of the Y,P.p,c, end their
• friends 'enjoyed ii.•;!'skatIng' Party. , -a-
the Luckeew rink en Friday evening:
'After a few hours'. skAting a nice
lune • • ronght, the eirening's fun :to
-clo,cP
-
)?
, Next Monday evening 'the
• Young. People will hold a St. '
tick's Social in the baseinent of the
church.' : - '," • • '
Mrs. Will Rutherford .',. and chit-
dren are spending a' few days with
ber brothers, ,the Messrs. MaePher-
lon....., _ .. .1, . ‘.f . 4
' • --o-15-o,-,----Y
TRISH MASQUERADE DANCE
The Kairshe; 11.1.',W.0, will give
in 'Itish Masquerade Dance ,in the
Town' Hall, Lucicnow; the.vo(ng of
Friday. Mortql, 06: --banthrg
liencoA _at-ti.o'cleek (iliod thuale,
goCcl lunch. Admi3sion-rCottple $L
jricluding amusement ta,X. Extra ladV,
and gallery 25e. 'Pour prizes will be
giVen; 136st dreased lady; Best 'dress-
od'gent; dotnie dressed la ly end coni-
in.dtesseci gent'. ''
,
• . . wqr;beitring—;a badly
aa,tfong, that keeps tire.s from tit4e, wilt.:Tob y0.14 of
mileage (Anti liake,yeei meterin costly.. " • •
EVEN
if the tread doesn't show it to your eye .
—ow experienced tiremen will usually notice
the first signs of trOuble. ,4Give us the chance to
-save you the price of ECriew tire.
'Wheels do get out of alignment., Catch it before
it gets keally-baA-and,Tyon-wiil-lower--your-tire bills •
and get greater tire Mileage. ,tet our 'service man' ,-
check up your tires every:week., Let him test tire
••pressure ;and -look for hidden .trouble., A little care
may save you a half-hour on the roadside—and
knock dollar's off your running coats.
MINION TIRE, DEPOT
INSTITUTE,
The March . meeting Of the Woni-
en's Institute. was. held at the home
If, Mrs:, :On
.aaeount ,.ef the • ineletrieney ,-,of :the
weather, the -attendance was ribt-• as '
large aS expected --27 ; be present,.
The Seerets4 reported :t 'proceeds
:proceeds'
from the.• play put:. en. by the...pervio
Young People amounted to over $36.,
thus cop:Tiding our objective VA. the .
Arinenian Fund.. The'. Institute has
, now. paid . the $1,000'.-7:the: sum..: it
guaranteed: to 'pey for the.,, upkeep of
an ‘ArMenian boy. :.$16 was voted to:
the local Band, rezorgamzed recently;
The • Siek Cominittee' reported- visit -
ng' four merabers during the month.
The proceeds froin' the quilt,: a motint-'
ing to $31.50 part Of • this
, P
• will go tOward the .Memorial Fund,
prograni: conSisted :Of rend-
ing by MrS, ,David T,hompscin; instru-•
Mental -by Mary: Wilson: 'Mrs: Tur-
ner; gave .a 'very helpful tallc eo "Re-
spect f -or your job." was
loWed hy. a contest. At `the. clOsaef
the Meeting kefreshments ' were
served: '•
• . the worldloveSa leyer7because-
he never parks •iiii car where it 'wil1.
obstru:ct tiaffie; •
• „
CAIN HOUSE, LUCK -NOW"
• THURSDAY, ,,MAgcu 29,
NJ.
displaY aConipleteIitieof •
ladies'. and gent's
:HAIR ::GOODS
, .
inotiding Patent, Slructure,
A
d;ic on .01:Seal:I) Ailments,
.and the; uSa.of Ineete, Rapid.
Phone. Hotel for Appointment.
The ..t.Otes
, .
_129, TORONTO,
•
huciX43:14,
tr
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ONTARIO.'
-.40Ye.votedthi.s. farm
. THE. ACTUAL EVIDENCE OF 'LOSS. IN, VALUE ,OIP'
WEED -INFESTED FARM LAND IS SHOWN IX 'THE" EX-
TRAPT ,FROM THE REPORT OF KN. , INSPECTOR VA.LI.T.
ING, A CERTAlfs1 FARM FORq A N• I N PURPOSES. •
'HERE IS THE EVIDENCE': ` '
,
"IT IS BADLY INFESTED WI fl lOW .:THISTLELLAS
wARE ALL THE FARMS IN, THE ,REfaflil,ORITOOD. 1 HAVE
VALUED $1,000 LESS THAN IWOtjLD.. IF. CLEAN OF
,THIS 'WEE/1." . • "
THIS $1,000 REPRESENTED 12(;te „VALUE. OF
•
THE FARM: MANY iNSPECTO RS 'WOULD DISCOUNT
THE V.AiUE, TO AN EVEN GRE.yrER . EXTENT. , 'WHAT
IS YOUR WEED 'CROP COSTING "YOU ? 'FIGHT 'WEEDS
AS YOU WOULD FIGIIT PIRE. HELP' YOUR NEIdHl3OR--
HELP YOURSELF -
•EVERY OCCUPANT OF LAND ?i..ND (AVNER- Op
ICIPAL COUNCILS ".e;IRE REQUI :th.D TO 1",ii.1STROY ALL
171‘10CdtIrtrym LAND IS RF.56,11,1 :tin') TO., I)E,STROY ALL'
,NOXIOUS WEEDS 111VORF., ?Ur ;fit t3.F.EDS laPEN. 1\111N -
NOXIOUS ,WEEDS GROWING II: 0.N. 'THE HIG-HwAYO,
The_ Provinceo(or Ontario
Parbanwit Ruildhyrs, Toronto
n John S. Martin,
Minister,
W. 13. ROad11�tge
Dajuty Afirditere
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