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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1928-05-31, Page 5• P•V k ID., FRONT'HARDWARE intUp Clean 'With MartineSenoni 100%, Pure Inalcie and •Olitsitie. Paint. 'Senear's Floor Taint • • ' • e • -Wood,lap Stain fOr Pleors, Woodwork and Furfliture. • Reeere' OruShieg,Lhequer Eder Floors,. or Furnittre, Oriete fl eit) eiiiputee." • 7 . , • Mdre.ico. for Walla 1.‘d Ceiling decoeatien, .1,c3; and Ii!'ffeat.i) En iniel,S .for repainting the carF u!., Stock of Paint and Lacquer Bruishes. Rake$,," Heese•Cultiva or and 'Shoeelie 4 UST A IdelleED:e..Q:arleti I Of Cele Spring Wire Barb Wire and W:oeen Fence: ' ,.• . • St: ..111itees Cement 'al ,vays on hand. Gyproc,. Paristope an.1 Lime. • BLIJEDIRI), ELECT RIC WASHER, Complete With glee. tric Water Heater built inee the tub. It Leine, washes „and wi logs the c.othes. It will pay you to see' this mtichiee before pureha -inge _;_Pone 66. ,Haicl ware Coal TOATEOUS _ Plumbing Tinsmithing leiclineweee_ eihate • Pheee 7,4q Ohone 256 Monumental Works ./ Usthe largest end most meinniete • r stockin theenest lieantiftil designs te 'cheese from,: Marble, '..Scotch, -.Swedish ;tied Can, eeme Graniteti • We make a speeialty" ef, .Family Menueneels and invite :your inspee-: eiopee-e-ee '• • Inscriptions Neatly, \Carefully and Promptly Donee See: us. before piecing; eeee °Nee. Doriglati -Mose- .1,6elfnfiw.Ont. .i• " JUNIOR FARMERS OF :BRUCE • IIOLD 'COUNTY, MEETING: The annual ' Meeting, Of the .Bruce, County Junior ,Fermere and junier, • Institutes AsseciationS was held in • the 'office' of the '.Depaetnient of Age _ , Pihulture; Walkerton, on Friday eve-- • , Jorge May( 25th.• The retiring Presie . 4r.. -Wilfred Inglis of Welker-, ' ten, occupied, the .clieir 'for the busi- -fiesse-Part-ion ate -thee nreetheg, after, which the, meeting, in cenege or Mr.' A. "E.; Donald; Assistant liepreserital.. ,tive,, wagopened for -the nominating . • and election' of officera. , . • ' Theedate, for the Annual !Judging Corepetition, Which was,. definitely set for', jene 12th, will be ?reki 'in- Luck- • , nOvv: Rules and Regulations .are criossiNa. Ac61DENTS , .• A jUdgment reeently'hailded down: ; . .Goderich has in a 'warning for . , motorists in, COrineetion witie their re.7 sponeibility in: aecidenta . at railway cressings. Last October a car driven by a man naieed ' Boyce 'ran • irite, the side. ofira 4","•14,' 110114TROOD .(Tutoitigtt "Ipspeetor • 13.414".his. :'.annuat.visit to our school :Nat: week. , • "M4 Nesqn Bushe1I who le• ill. in • ..St„. • ,,Ineeph".e Hoepital, indon,. We Are ;seri*. ••Ve eeport,: is.no emprovingo. • „Mee:. .D,OehlO0ee,-ePent geld •• •• • • „ vzed hi ..grentifat.hee.. Me: .George. ieeeeeeeotlei,",,, Mies Pearl ., engram 'etleent. 'the' weeicepd frieed:e Mr.., and lire. Theinas, Whitehead, of ,Torentee stere'egqests. at- Mr ohn. .111r... and Mrs, Miner Ackert Spent ,weelc-end at Brantford an OAkville. Mrs John' 'Carrutliets; • , who has leen hi the. litjngham. lloeidtafe ire glad te...report, is improving,' Mies Blanche JaMieSein,. R.N., Of -Pei-amount,- is :wendinga few clays • with teresieteri Mrs. Howard Harris. Mr. • and Mrs. Jelin Peterliatigh and littIe Billy of the South Line, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Peterhatigh of Kin- -ardine, spent Sunday at Me: Win; • . , Eadie's. •• ' • Mee• Alex. •FeASer 'and, family .4 -of ,Embro, spent ,Sunday at .Mr Tyndal Robinson's: . • , , - Mr. and Mee. •Wm, Elliott spent a few days recently /with 'th'eir. deughe ••':•er: Mee. •Almer :Ackert., , e.Mr. , and Mrs. . tired. Thompson, • Wni.....Theeripson, Miss Ayles, Mrs. eteee„.W.ratipteend. Mre..Eaele-Hodgins•e motored. o Oheslly on .Tuesday, to: atterid 'Presbytery. and Missionary convention. . , A _baby by arrived at the home Of Mr. and Art u'aldenby. Goa, gretulations. •• The Bethany W.M.S. e held ,theii _olyiellthly_ meeting_ atethe:.,,,homee of Mrs: Walter Hodgins on: ThursdaY, May 1T. The meeting opened With • singing- the, , posology:, :-which was oweillieeeeprayeieseiliv-ee.141-re-ee-e-_--Wnee Thempeon: It was decided, to'heild the:. .funeeneeteeg in the church .and quilt • two .quilte.. A responsive • :service (a -stewardship Seeeice c•f worship) 1kas theriegivene, This- 'WIRPfdllowed by singing e() Mester let nie. Welk with Thee." A'siilendid .repOriof the train. -as it ' was proceeding:eenventien at-Chesleyeera-s--givenele, over a; crossing eOfl the Huron Road near Gocierich.. The :caWasehadly damaged and the occupants ha& a mireculous • escape,. The owneeeof thee car .entered- an actian egairist the. •Canadian Natjonal, and • a counter-, ° Mrs. .Jas. Weaith and Mrs.. E. Haile. ..gens.•__.; Leaflets on e(The • stewardship of life) weee, read be „Mrs. Barker; Daisy A yles Mrs. Wm. Thomp- son:- eMeetingedoeed with prayer 95Y the Preeellent. .WH-T-°ITE:CnIf.°U' RICH 'Action Was entered by ihe Company against the. Motorist: -The case came to. trial a....sheet time. ago; and, afterthe hearing of evidence, -Boyce •e9end itnecessary to; settle with the _railway. 'company; judgement being,. ;given acceriliegly.. Hoebr.. judge Lewis expressed a. desire ;diet the circumstances •should be made, nublic in :order 'diet motor- ist's who •aripeeach railway crossings ihacarelessmannej. should be pre- pared to suffer the coneequencese-- eyen. if .••thy_Ae,seioWdeaee with tbei • lives. • ' • . ' The result • of' • the Goderith ease has an .kmportant bedeing on: the 'en- tire tiuetion. of level: croeeing aeci- dente. Not long ago thee Mafiagemerie • of the:eintimated that .they had beconie tiredof paying damages eo • 'renteriste -WA'oe claimed the as e 'reeult of collisions at leeel. crossings, • when asa wetter of' face it was the •..,eloter that had- run into the train rather than the train thae. had' tun into -the Motor, • When the eeeeiderit -takae Ake -at , i • a levee crossing e e.s usually due to • the negligeneeeeffethe, ieetotist., The railway .,ernpliiyees are instructed- to send the proper warning sigetels • .n approaching such danger spots 'ee ere is no level croseing in the • .1% ' country at which suitable signs are: net efeceed. Yet been of these 'safeguards eoatinue tobeignored by ninnyof the motoring erablic: eesiniilar to those of • previous, years, ' ekeept 'that .the trine to Chieago for,1- the ,high girl and high bey,. of the; • cempeeitiop, have been,' SUbStittiteil. ,by trips ,to the , Royal Winter' Fair, for the high. man of tho cornpee titiop at -id the eluriier Farmer &Mahe ifig the whining team; aed Part eie: poises to the C:N.Th for the • high „girl and members of . the • Cotinty ITopsehold. Scienee' Judging team. The iviusicaF:yedtivai recrOed Con- , tidefahle attention and discussion re • .nenaces, and the gradipg 'of each, as- - sociatien into .clasees on the"basis of Abel')." • past performance. A' new troe, pity is to be putup. for' competition, . which cannot be collected for by those ,associations havieg scored / ' high in prei.loUS' feStIval. ' Various ether -phases of juntor ac- ' tivity, were diaceeeed. .1eit definite • action, was deferred to a later Meat - The /new offireree tor 1028-29 are as folloWe.:---itmlorary PreSidentiW. '--rPrmi-ilent7710.trtv'Scritt.T. fst• Vice.Bres.,‘, Wm. 'BAIN 2nd Vice - 'Pres., rtizaboth Alton; Sec...areas., Thomnson; Tominittee, 111‘a- rie; ,Person, MeClipton, Rua - son. McKee. Emily 'Grant,. Willard" . Maretaret T h �ni p s 0 ii (Interne Rirstine, CmYleVi. •-Mex McICaguei, Iola 'Clark, Mt All. firoW; Rata' MetPali. 0 0— ATTEMPT -ED.. HOLD-UP • NEAR •IIAOVER . • : .(Inteeded. For 1,ast Week) . we:end:Mee. Rev Pateon. of. Lucen Sunday- at Mrs, Patton's home: Mr: and Mrs: Arthei aed children 'of ...Kitchener. spent ' the e •eek -end with...Mee:: Holland's. par- ents e Mr. 'arid Mes.' George :Garton. , . Mrs., 'HurnplyreV and ‘Lilit' s of. .St.. T-TelenS,' and :Mise Elizae Phillips'. • of Goderich„ visited on Sundey. at ...the; -efetheir sier, M. A: Foxe-. Mi's. C. Browning eet Kincardine. visited a few .deers with, .her father,. Mr, George Cottle,. , ...Miss Beefy Inglis ef.'Veintb'ye spent.: the past week at her hoiee here ' Neres. Leggae'. • Meisre, puncan end' Peter Keened:F. and .Mr. Kine metered .t6.- Toronto on. Monday.,' ,Petereeterniedy- brought home e Star • ^ape's and Me. -King an "Oaklareclecar Mes .ancleMrs, Pelle* and Mr: and Kinger' and 'daughter, Lois,' Of Det-roit, spent .• the ieeekeend • at the hOree, the • latter's mother, Mrs: • pods CO RAMPAGE . IN SAUGEENt• TOWNSHIP . Tw hound i and .O .speniel• • that .Inswer to :their •rnasters' voice.e in Soothem pion' probably :found things too 'quiet in . that htieg .recently,' and .raving excitement they., started eut en a' ramPage, of destetiction; \risiting leveral •flocks of sheep hi Saugeen , rowpship,kiliing twe .lambs ancl "a 'ewe and badly:, worrying 'eeveial others,. a, few of ,which, it is .expect - ,ed, will either die or „haye to be de- ..:;troyed. On Wednesday the :"killers" attapked Mie Alex. 'McCannellis fleck and .killed . two Nettie and a• ewe and worried several . otheiS, And on Thurs. "lay about noop raided the'flock of, Arthar'tsplen, severely meuling one lairb And ,badly worryini fem., others. and a .ewe." They, then attacked A. J. ' Espien's sheep; hut fortunately Mr. Esplen,',' who' Wee Aoil, his Way to the, house for dinner, notieed, the dogs and chased ,them ofl before any great damage' had been, done to his flock: s,Mre. Alex, McCarmell' traced th eselOgee to- ISOti dui mp terraridereetireet the „names, "of . theit owners, 'bet. :it Will be un, tn. Satigeen TWeet reime eitrse,' Mr. MeCartriell' rot.. the loss of his lambe , and' elieep killed, and pi•ob. ably one 'belonging to, Mr, l'eeplen, ,apd the take 'Action against the .oWnere o'f•tite dog to reeo‘ter the Inoutit 'Kg /mid Vimos. • , The natio ;yr 'Nit% !if lafit --wdok had , ','; Mr. Dave: blahn af rather eX.-.• . . , itiig experie'nee „about 10 ..o!cloelce last Saturday evening: 'Ile wee mot.. . • • oring ,back 'to tOWn frerii 'Walkerton with. Ins wife ,and faiiily, , and . owingto a *heavy Mist prev,ailin at the .time,, was not trayelling Very, last, Near ..Mr• Pfohl's 'farin .haltioteced ?al; .inIrked,At the side oe the 'road Ind.a girl occupant of tlieeea'r called for .help. ,DeiYe Slackened up, only to, 'de that a fellow came 'aeotindethc the,. 'cnie .reecilver in hand', led ordred lihn to- stOp.rhe girl's Cali JOY 151alnly rus.e.. et. tam th Atop: .1lowlVer.,.110. did : "he yore. OfiPosite ttid Itepped on the gae,„ whereupon tWO .atiots. were. -4red. to scar e him but he kens -Op gable... No 'other 'cars Were in .sIght, ;at the 1,1,e. Lahti later returned to. the: d1s- triet. anethet Mini but the would. be?holi1411.3 1u4 -taken. ;:their'':',Ilepdr-.: tore, " , T112 VOC,ICNOW elINT11174 . THVRSD4Y. &14Y.• 84st, 1921. 'st./.4WBERRY CROP •PRO7'ECTS, 19'48 • Commercial Steawberry beds have wintered :satisfactorily . generally throughput :Canada, exeeet eoeeiblY 41, Ontario, and: quebee,where from •.5ee to 40% winter injury is reported: n time- section. • In- British Colum- bia thestraFle-re),,e, weeYiV has 'clone 'Con4ideratil4 'Injury to tbe, plants en the ,Islaptl, but owing to increaeed •"aereage, it 4. expected that last Yelieea .preichietierri will be maintained.' .slightly larger. , ,A 0014; haek4e.a.rd. :...slieipg";has.:prevailed in ell the Prele: •ineese aiad' it le expected that thie: lcondition will Also, stiOtly affect; 'pee, Yeld asewell 'As 'make the eroPeabeue ' 10 days' late: The cemenerefel pre_ dtietion s estinia-tod to he, aPhre5d•-• erriteely the erifire as last year, which was placed at:10,046,200 .quarte. n'h :re e. strawberry 'production e her PrOyineeS- fOrAing is estineated n qiiarts ,ae • follows, With, 1921 ,figures- ir bracke • 'et:a•13titi1 cOhnnhia :•5;600,000,,,,(4, 041,700); Ontario 2,e00;000, 000); Quebec 0,000;000, (1,910,500)e New. •13rtinswick, 1,000,000, '• (1,000,- 000); Nova ;Scotia, 450,60O, .650000 In British Columbia it s'eitimated \That there Will be aeslight increase ever, last year in the carload 'ehip- • inents.. The number of- cars expected to Move during the ecomieg seeeere ee 'eompared with 1927, (flgueee in • bracket)., • is Vancouver land, '50. (4.9)1 ; •LoWer Maieland, 15,' (14); Sall:not Arrn, 3.43) -;---Cres With' the'. increased .acreage on the. Island, -it is quite nosSitle that there will e Mere* than 50 .Cers; providing the weevil .injury is Acit. toe _seerceee The L.O.L. move- nient is .:expected fir comMence to- wards theend of May, and carlot shin.,ments.. to start on ihe I,oWer .Mituiland-rand-:-Vaneotrier---Islandeetree 'Mut: June.ath/e-Salni.on •kAien; 'epd CrOston will bea little later. Abet of 'die total ' coMpiercial prodec-' 4ioneeiseeeitherershipPethedieeettre7h'r jam • nianUf,ae•terere, • : or frozen (Cold. pack) for later Ship- .• .. • • The bulk ot 'the Ontario cro.ri • • . 15 tracked .to thelocal Markets; While a few cars 'ate shipped .to. pthits pet - side of ;the Province, .7.• This • year's -movement is. .,exoe'efea, toecomneepee cluring• the east: Week hi . June, While, thepa willrbe. aloctitefreie July 8th to 12th, unless ,excentionally • :warm weathereitierienced to cause operations to commence earlier; The • principal, eonimercial districts • • .. , are ;Clarkson,: Burliegton,, ,Niagera. District and, -Waterford. fair pree portion 'of the crop will be handled by, ;die canners. . ..Judging from :the 'present appear. ence of the strawberry beds in the • Province 'Of QUebee, • it is expected that the, Yield Will beeaeproxiiiiately. the Seine as last year. • or 'perhaps iarger osving o' the je- er:eased' acreage hi the Island ee. Ore leans; where there is eveeeeindichtiop for: increased production. • At the present' time the ..season is eepprOxi:e ninthly 'eviei. 'Weeks , later.. .than in.1152/ an soriww*at later. than in average, yeaes, .with the, result the eaminerciel- moveneerie. . not probahlys, mence', until the second 'week' in July. . In the': 'Maritime. ,Provinces . ;the strawberry . plantations.. live come thr,ongle the !winter , in, .fairlye.; goad eonditien, ;Although' pante winter itity le .repeeted. The erne. which' umiallY. does riot. rineve : teitil • ab.ouf eTulY -20th,-isepected to equal last year's Yield. ' ; • _ • STATUTE LABOR 'DISCARDED IN MOST MUNICIPALITIES " There. are 56.3 'orgariiied townships in,Ontario and, elf these only 62 or 11 pereceet. retain the,antiqeatecl eetAt- _it° labor • systein. Ther,9 are pe 'townships in •Brece thet .Itue 6- not the patrol ajr.stm, ' but at the..end of last ,year there were -three in' peek, land, • Normanby And Preto?. These 03. 'townehips reeeive. no grant fyoni the ,Legieleture,:Towrishiee . with e tipeeinten0ept get 50 ' ler ,cent;" on his salary AO'a teturn of, 80 • pee cent., on :all money eeeended. tor township ipad; end bridges. County roads reeeiye dollar for ,dollar ein feo the Legislature eend, the eceitifies put. ere only 20. per cent, of. the' expeedi- turde ,on provincial 'highways. There, has been a :strong agitation in -sever- al coinities ete have the whole eost of. Provincial highways meietaihed ley 'L the egislature. 'There,. Wore 1800 mile's Of 'prO,Theifil 'bighwairs .in On. taii9 'before' 107 and jaet year 550 wilewere added to the; system,. If the Legislature efood • for the whole, cost there. wauld be Sucli demandfrom the county eounols Of the .37 tounties iry ontatie-tclie. ad.ditienal provincial.'highWay4 that the requests were granted there would 15e tie large mutual, prcivineiat ,defidit, ,They may"-talk84:411 the;,.iik - about lying. to lvtars, but the fat that. the tip. Would take ,i1bout 25.years prpvent being iitiptilar With week:- 00000, ' ; • e , • pplOANNON Marriage- , Pae, I • ' ,A tie, an church, Del:gene:el, was the' scene of a‘ Very °interesting -event at 7 a.m. "Thill'SdeY, May '24th, 1928; ' when I•ieel?etll' Florence, Onlye,edaughter ...of `the late Robert giggles and hIre,- -1-liggine, of eDinigannore ; was; 'united in the .,bonds .of jnatrirp,OnY to her: HeeVesi. Treleeyen ,ion of the : late Sameel 'Treleaven -and Mrs Tegfeee- me, also: of.. eDurigannori. • The mare tiage, egreinerier , was performed -.' • Ree,, Perrk14•Th,,ctOt, .0 ArigliCan non, 'and ,Cliriet'eeehreiche Port hei;ti in the +preeepce ef a.feee guests. A gOodly. nue-nher4 of Onlciekeee. Were' • also present 'toe witnese'the eereneine .as both,•,bria?•, 4ild7..lericiegroomeeare. veii`poiml:ar:-`in soclal ae weft OS , 4i•e1ee: The .winearoe,:bride looked •yeree 'cherming rn cuiming costume • of fliabY '14e:epee-, ret twIll Withbleckeeatin and Willie • trinin-ings and hat to, nuitch, • She • • carried A. shover botigeet of pink rose. and Maiden heir ferrite. Thee' were unattended.. The cherch. was. :heautifully crecorated fore the oecee , , elan with fie -ere and plait. After +he ceremone a ...wedding breakfa.et was served at the heele of the bride's mether, oely' inneediaee- eeletivee: of +h� bride :and beidegraOne, with a feve. o-TrI.fiend " "lir the . fernier, • being ereseet. 1 The table decerations were hi• whife. After- a brief , beneymbon Mr. and' Mr; Tr'eleaven will reaide Dtinganeen:. Where. Mr. 'Treleeneen a stieeessfel TherChant.. The best ; wishes of a host of •friefils go ;with the newly Weds On -,the voyage of the hii, of rntrinony.• 4 ' On the evening,. Of May 2.4e.t 'ebout 29 fricmda of •Miss leiee:ine... Members' Of 'die ' gathered at ,the: enjoeed pleaSant `-hour. In the ceinese- ofetlie: evening .Miss • IIireginie •Wa .'resented with :e, fine pyrex end; sil- ieplate.-t1__++, . • " . WEEK -ONTARIO -• €01i4;EG. Jrine 1920212. . , eeencrel :Daily ..Prograriteite 7., Until ene Cm., visiyis. rimy hijend—til .tinre •,a'beFt the eitedens and yeeetahle • egardens. ' or eoifee' over tire exiiibitee. in the inge of the Sciene•eDepertenents...' ...L. witch, . • A vh1ae Pianee Iuneh . will be serVedefre,e Ire the. • gyennasitine . . • .Thos `e interested :iry farm' crepe. and •eiyestOck . Will leave the, .gypenasieni in charge:Of 1..a' gpideeireenedia.teli;efe 'ter .1uneh, &rid spend zn houe looking. oVer :the..crop'"experinient 'plots.; ',than ,,On.to:liew..the swine, beeficattle arid. ..dairy cattle for Another home; After ;thee' ail will ebe' at liberty- to. •visit, .ether. departmeets. Of the.•(;eilege. as. they eee.'fit. Tou r • I,VoMen,• • - • .. : Those interested in II6nie •ECCitiona4 nee will ,leaveethe.„ gym easiutit in _ . .•,,herge.fefea.geide Immediately. after Iteneh .and wjU ,geeto 'Macdonald In- •Stitute to be heyen throtiele the elass. eons, laboratories endeleitchense and: +.6 view- Special, exhibitsie...‘eriicle. Will be aetenged .for. :•their heneet•' • • After '. ehatetheyeevile be at liberty : to •yieie the: poeltry, heases; etheeedeery; " the "iniary and. theegardens, ,es they pre- ' fee*: • • • - • \ .1 - - •Infoemetioye , Bureau, , An Inforibetien 'Ber,eee will he. ee- +ablished in a .caintortable, .eiey room near •the 'gymnasium.. Ileee. ,there.WiTi these can he had for dm .aeldieee pee - sons" in charge ".eVill •be'.girktj to giVe inferreation enid. to direet", eisiters inybuilcUng or ..dephrtment • whieth. to staff offiCials' will be .in all beildiees freer,. 19.90. am. to- 4.00 p.i. each . day, ready , eyeeee,Ye,lpforreatioe • efi queetions. of "ageieulteral science and practice: . At 400 o'clock the camPue.,•Will. he Available, to ..yeefige and old tor base - eon "gimes. lioree-Shog".•Pitchiege or sech. Othee •anarteeae they lime see' At to , , fa ten .. folic e *eleomc4 AGRIctILTLTRAI... „. The Dale ipion • Bureau "'ci StAtistke. as made the customary "artangee nerits.fOr'.the c011ectien and .,ptiblietie ion of the annnal agricultural. sta. isticS. : Catiada.' torthe year .1,0,2e; These • etetietieewill- be based upoie i;turns to. •lie celleeted., pext June role , ..terrneh'e epone terde: effifir.S`Cheiftiles iesued,t6. thein dere he ',teaeleeee•',:end ehitdreri, e'er, the rued chpels. The eehedule is'a, very e Siete le' one, SaPhIg only for the ..areas 14 -June', .;11Poit therestfiting\, 11108.. of total aroas SOWri, ate 'based 3we1litinaty, proOtional nd *ial etimatee whh 41.0 0$, elef ,• . • , .qt 11 PAO, .. • RYSLE.' Great -New Chrje • sler "62".Prices:- Business Coupe, $1350; Roadster (Fith rumble seat); $+1370; Touring, • $1375;2-cloorSedan, $1450; Coupe (with - „rumble seat), $1490; . 4-400rSedan,$1530; ' Landau 'Sedan, • $1660. All prices f.o.b. WinclsOr, Ont., including standrd factory equipme•tt , (freights:nut taxes uRySLER f'62",performinee-4- at its new lower prices re-emphaw- Sizes Chrysler "62" suPeriority. 62 miles an hour plus --smooth, easik miles. 7 -bearing crankshaft in Perfect balance. Flashiqg acceleration in trafficiUnusual hill climbing abilitY. The easiest car to steer. • Chassis spring ends mounted in rub- ber shock insulators. Hydratilic four- • wheel brakes alvvgYs perfectly self-.' equalized for positive safety. Chrysler stylish lirieee and appear- ance: Roomy bodies. Saddle spring seating: Unusual fineness in fittings and upholstery. Latest ihades and tones,in Color COmbinations, ' -(4 • Take the 'wheel of a "62," That's - the place where you, can most ,easily prove that it is. everything a, car should b17,11i_d di°es g a car - DURNIN RijILLIPS,Lu,know • 41" -THE CANAD;AIC•BUI.X.T CHRYSLER FOR CANADIANS' •Lirepie intportaece' in connection With the Movement, financing, ,distribetion old 'sale of the peineipal 'Cereals,. es- , , peeially of wheet of Which :Canade is' riOW the WOrld'a ekfierter.-7- The riresent plena for the . collec- •tion of these statistics have been fol- lowed annual Since 1017, 'and the es, ,timetei.beeed thereon.'haee cone to be cierifldently relied upon by all :•in- terested ire the •prednetion' and.,distri- .butiop of Canadian grain. . Accurate :statistics are eindisPenea- ble 'fOr a proper appreciation of the national Progress, end in Oieler to ensure that 'ehestatistics may he: as.. aceurate is possible, it is ,earneetly hoped that farmers theciughoute the DOminien wifl 'flat fail -to render the email service required' bY filling hp and returning the sehedele 'issued. . If any _termer_ -Should _not • xee,eive- +he 'cardboard sehednle by the middle of Juehe shorild apply fer e same either. to the :schpol': teacher' af n,eareit local rdral 'seheol " Or .to his nroviricial Departntent af Agricu.1-' ttire;' Or to- the Dominiore etatietitian is -1O 'sole pleted schedule:from 'eYery et Ottawa,„;Thea1m obtain. a ..er, as ...the more numerOus- the returns the More trustworthy will be the re- eulting estiinates,. ' • 1,) • . MOB THE AUTOILE eiS• THE . • . • • .' • ' ' CHURCH : .'Ten..cents a w.eek • or. the:price of a soda, la enough 'for the Lord in' the ' oriinfon -of .some of ,,thefeMilies..in, a church in Montclair, New 'Jersey. There are 'other famili,.',s who attend ehe elnirch, .and think it can get a. leng .witlieet einy tinanciae help frOm , 'then, fit- All. The chureh bedget Ace- • 6rding 'tea „ pamphlet srecentee iseoed ie. $35,900. There,• are -408 fiimilics in f he parish,' and las farni i i es do il t ri - Inite :nothing, leaving. the...total ;bur- den te the athere. Iteis eqeallYHin-, tereeting to learn that there ,areAel eu tom °bile in': the 408 • families, C''..r., re than ...oho autonobile `te each eaniily. Her avo seine' otii(r interest4 ing itenis, evhich may have .a fam- 'nee- ring 'te'the real Workers in.eonee other' ..ehurelies: '.. eForty families ',ledge 'pee eettr.” lees than the.. eost..of two, tires,. Five families pledge per 'seeek jest, '..thes cost of two Packasees of '"life, saver's," Seven mere .families" .are •happy to conteibuite. rer.wol* the ,06.St Of One' 5oda.'Twent74- eieht ni•Ore fainilles' est mate' the 1u:, -h' s blese- hie' pee we -, clue], to one....nchhiseion:', ete -a efonte air -movie (ie one Set in f he .. beleons ), Florty-eix more fani: ilieS priee •thehereligiop. in-teem:eel-en e week teie then hale it mound .or candy Twelity.t1.vo Tntore .fplililiel. are ; e0n- tept, -with, C.; weeldy gift of. twe lend it helf gallon,e di' gas. Ilo.,v, far will flie eee„. go; On that? DI fty-mie .'filoro fannies count it it., Joy, to stlh,Serihe ,eer week a Spin eeinal to 1,-liat n•I'AlrY , InOii Spc,114 fol' smeking in, one day, 1Perty.nint .4401108 Are satisded With 4 weekly ple.dte ot the Amount , I ' , ses, spent fer a. hincheop at a Moderate - ed 'restaurant. Whe ego. 'ittirthee? • Oh; yes. One "hundred arid forty-fiye more families have- pledged •nothing. _eeheireecherch: membership, being -tote - ally carried, their T'elturch 'dries pie ,tirely paid by others." • -Literary . Digeet.' WOMAN_PASSED BAD CHEQUE AT wALKERTON. • • . qGiving her name. ae 4Ciricly" .AC- toree.of Bentinck . Township, : Geey COUnty,' a, yeeing wor en yap arrest- ed by P).'ovincial Office:, Wichneyer , an •Monday .afternoon on the hill west. • of the. C. P. R. c-rossing; Dham Reed , 'Ea 3t: Charged with oetaieling. money under' '",falee pretencee, -she was de - mended ,td jail. Hei - 'ease; be heard- -b.y;;'-fMagiStrat.e -Walker, 'next 1".eneleY ' •Cr "Cindy''". in bee -early eee"entieee in •chiced Mr:, W: Re Schenk •ti cash ,for her a $25 cheque on- Tue8c.lay of laSt week: It Was. drawn:on ehe Bank'', of ' elOeteeal; branch. at • Ilariover, signed "Mrs. •,SPrien.k.". She Erred • Mr. ' Selyerieles storo'..':in the: '4-..e.ning and.. said' she was in a rush t eatch't4e .hus, and needed. the nv.mey. QueS-; Oohs puetO. her, ebeappeered to ties, : wee truthfUlly, "'het •the following • orning. when , the.; Bank t Hanover. cominanicatea,4•With, ;t was yea -i'' . I i .4ed , the cbeque was sea; thleSS• . The.. yoUrig ,Wonien, enie pleeed in town. ecir a sherd time, en- ' deaVoheee, it is Said, to refluence two •, other nichecliants to cash. it. , 1/ON'T' U Its • • •things-exo ",eroneea orne-e . • '. time. 'ern,. • Whole the roadyoiere prodgingseomi . Aup live the •funds are loYe• and the deiste ere high, . And you' wItnt to Smile, hut you'have ' to sigh,,. W.hon 'pressipz. you 'clown a. • hit, Rost,' ie you itnlgt,f imt (!‘„,wt with ,• twits., tuto . (urns. OTO.-" one or ti some:imes learns, -And 'Luny a. taitlifrc ,turn 'Fibout, Whe:t. he n,11;:;..1.a 'have had he • , stuek it but; Doici gh-0 ineng.h.. 'the epece seems low ; V"Oti .nNly JencR%eed ..1410t110 blew: • . , oetvil ow' goat i nearor than. It. s'eviths to 't(faini. and falterieg man Orton the' stellg:glOr eg Nett up,. When ho niiiht have captured the • VIctor'S. ,cuP, ..; ' . And he learnod .too lot& when; the , :now dose 'he' was to the. golden- " el:own.% • , Slice. es is eailure turned' mside out The ,silver tint .0.! the 00,tids 110 • •de.Uht, ' Ai'',‘,..att e.an, novel' how e.loSe; . youAre, tt ,tuAy•be near \\hen it setnilS• So 5ti ,tr th ght when you're 'hardest hit-, • 'Ws when . thinge ,eeem worst;that ' you mustn't * : '