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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1928-09-27, Page 4°AGA 'FOUR; • 4QSt&a$tifUlCQOkiflgcave ,Etv# r THE; LVCKNosly ,SENTINEL • T th Lt7Q:KNO:W. SENTYNEL Published every Thursday morning" at Lucknow,.Ontario.; A. D. MacKenzie, Proprietor: and Editor. • •,THURSD'AY,, SEPT; .27th, .1928. PICTURES, 'BY . TELEPHONE: Toronto papers last Saturday pub 'behest metures .'of the• wreckage .,of, buildings.' caused by the , great storms at: Paln>..Beach, Florida,. These pictures' weremade from photog►aphs taken on the `spot: 'for New York and Tor- onto papers,.The scene of the:disaster• was more than a thousand nulesy, away, and the'pictures were wanted. as .soon as possible; By, automobile mink, aeroplane the, •negatives.. were rushed to • Atlanta, Georgia from which' point they were transmitted `"by telephone" ..to New York: 'There they ",were reproduced. i plates made from them and •printed. in the . papers in less' time than . it would have. taken even an aeropane to. carry -them one hundred miles. • Although the pictures are said to have been transmitted hy telephone, the statement is not quite correct. 11 merey. means that tlelephone' •wines were "used. The process is very ingen,. uous one; and although invented some years, eget' may fairly be acclaimed '`soariethng newnewunder the sun", —0 0 0 -=- few years ago. nobody "would ' have dreamed it possible s o.. build such�a beautiful product as the new'f_IJAI PY THOUG}IT QuebecType all enamel Range which u ° we now introduce. •j Witiall the• famous- Happy. -Thought heating. cooking, roasting and water heating qualities, we have combined ' exceptional beauty of appearance. Come-and_eee_thie.-s - trikingly hand.-: some range.-`Eiflcient.. Very moder- ate iia' rice. p bo Nada& Brantford Ba HAPPY THOUGHT' 'FOUNDRY COMPANY a Limited • .g ►'. & P�RTEOUS FIRE NEAR CARGILL A large barn on the farm; of .An- drew Beefier, three miles south of Cargill' vilclage. -'Greenock "Township: was destroyed by "fire last Saturday evening. The, season's crop of un- threshed' grain and hay was in the • barn, •and all was completely.consum- ed, together with some live stock. The fire is thought to have originated fromgasoline engine used forpump •ing 'water. - It might have been worse,,thresh- al in g outfit was on its way to /the barn, " . and ; within ten rods of it when the fire was discovered. The fire had then made • such, headway that , nothing could be done tocheck•. it. Great diffi- catty was experienced in • saving the buildings on the adjoining farm. The Ioss • to Mr. Heettler 'is about 'ten thousand dollars. RIPLEY ' Mr. and Mrs. Jack Munn and Miss 1Adeline Mooney attended the ticket , agent associatitin'meeting 'at,:Timmins •lastweek. • Misses Katherine ' MacLean Elvira Robertson, Olive' MCCosh ' and Mr. William McGuire, graduates'' of Ripley Continuation School have gone to Stratford to• attend Normal, ' -Mrs: D. Finlayson ' is' home from •• Toronto where ' • i ,she, sonic time ago, underwent a ,critical surgical, operat- ion. g ion. Friends will be pleased fo know that she is. on the wav to recovery. Miss : Reta 'MeL'ay hasopened a Millinery shop in the Walsh Block:` 'Mrs. Joseph Morgan who recently underwent 'an operation in •Kincardine 'Hospital, is'home'and is improving. Dr. W. D. MacLeod and Mr. Ross Martyr' rgeently made :r motor r trip , through Northern Ontario and Quebec, They were -away for two weeks and had a' very enioyable'time. They say however that it takes money to travel in "•Quebec. where: the inliahitants' have got wise to the afluence of the Ameri- _=eat) , 't.ou•rtsts.H.:and-=:.charges all -that the - traffic will bear. . , CO ACH: BTA TO R. TF .. • ORD. .:.:. With' • the completion of the • paved' :higl►ivay •betweensGoderich and Steat ford' the Brt'ice and Grey Coach Line' has established a" regular passenger, service between ,these 'two points. A coach Will leave Ooderich daily at 7115. a.m. and at one'p,m.'It is staid the ser vice rill $et udder wa !bill wet . • A :KINLOSS COUNCIL. • The .ci Council' of: Tow•shi ' �of Kinloss • met; on Sept. 17. Members'all?-Prr sent. The :minutes of the last; meeting were read and' on motion . of McQueen. and Q d alclntosh adopted and s igned: .Moved bYeiss� seconded , bY Mc- Intosh that the Clerk having received ..he report of C. A. Jones C. E. on the .,tirling 'drain, that he, be instructed o notify. -the Clerk of Kincardine I'ownhip,also all the '• parties assessed. in Kinloss Township; that the report will be read and ;considered :at the.• ,:ownship Hall, Holyrood, at 2 .o'clock` M., on Monday October Sth, 1928, Carried. Communication from David Farrier, Whitechurch, regarding rayinei t for board of Small INA 'patient. Moved by McIntosh, seconded by McQueen, that .the Clerk .be instructed `to reply that :he matter had been 'settled' in ac- ordance with the agreement made bY. , Dr.ohns o Officer t n, Medical . Health 'Offic r and Alex Nicholson, Inspector and. was •considered •closed: -Carried • • Moved by Ross, seconded. by McIn- tosh, that the; Superintendant• investi- gate the situation in regard to having the Drain, at Lot 3, 2nd R. S. D. R. cleaned:and lett the contract of having the work' done right away. -Carried Moved by Ross, seconded by McTn- 'osh,, that'having received notice from' the council of the Township of Turn - berry that application will be••made to the ,Drainage "Referee for perinission 'o alter the assessment of the Thomp- son, Lamont,• 'Deyell brain "and asking Kinloas -Connell to send. in their; con-• sent or objection at once, that Kinloss Council object going into any' further irai � tic nag's schemes; ntes, •wi;thout., being: as- sured :that the r b'enpfit ,warrant the ,'xpenditure.--Carried .• Cheques issueds Thoi•5 or e, •pay list 9i $20:33. Prankn paylist 97 $1,00.' Alex, McLeod paylist 98 $28.20' A... Ptateeson,paylist 99.53.00: D A. McDonald, paylist 100 $50.05, J. A. McKinnnon, paylist 101 .$31.18 •11. l::ovatt,.:paylist,1'02' $48::95. Council atlj!nurned' : till • Monday, Oct. 8th, 1928, when the relrint on the Stirling drain' -will be read and con. sundered..._Chep►'G. Moffat MOTORS VS RAILWAY. A common sight, on the' street Of Lueknow•, .throughout. the... summer. months .'was a, Large motortruck un- loading every • sort of merchandise direct front the wholesalers warerooms' to the door of .the •retail. merchant.. These trucks .Carryingthree to five tons of merchandise visit all the towns find Villages of Western Ontario. They. •crisuccessfull' to Fall b be Operated raised Y points':Within- one- hundred milesof the wholesale centres, and must • in this way • constitute'a; ;formidable competit- or tothe steam. railways, which until ,a 'few. years ; ago <handed all • trans-, portation even to a few miles haul. • The :passenger business of the rail way is invaded as well as the freight .ing. No sooner is ' a considerable stretch of IiikKivay payed; c rttecting- •iimportant- centres - than the motor 'buss Lines commence a regulars pas 'senger service while pr'ivaEh cars carry thousands of travellers,,mho formerly. patronized the railways, • The handling 'of. short haul• freight• by truck has 'tremendous 'advantage_ over hauling. by .railway. 'There is less packilig . and crating, and the goods loaded at the. door of the warehouse can be taken right. to the 'doo'r. of the retailer -saving cartage ,,at both ends and greatly shortening the time • in which°ani order canbe filled.''; a too, -,:there never highways On- the hiY can be a 'monoply Of the business nor' exhorbitant charges.'° If • the charge made: b Y the truck lines arenot satis factory, : man .can put on'• his" own - an y highways truck The. highways are as' free : as thewy Raterwa s • of the world.' =000 CURIOUS NAMES QF TOWN;; PAPERS One'...oftn wonders :where all the. names for pullman cars, are found, who searches them out and. Who. de- cides they are eminently fitted -to ern: hellish the side •of.. a railroad coach.` But there i,s something *else I'ponder over. Who chooses' . the names for country newspapers?; There are some seven; hundred and sixety'" news papers in Canada. „True' a lot of them possess the everydayrun of news- paper names -Herald, ly,ews, ' fournal and so' on, but . here and there one comes. across,a most unustia1 'name-', n that onlya courageous Country` o e :y dditor would choose. • For instance, in : .Outlook,''n small town in the prairies, there' is .a. paper, What :'a problem 'it .must have been to choose its nanie,.but right at hand waiting. S o to Outlook the name is • w g S 'Bask., the weelily journal is the Out-' look;. Outlook. A tough of genius I'm In 'Cut Knife, another' sp'ot on the map, the viilae sheet is called the Grinder."Tt grinOs the news exceed ingly :small and tiiakes'it readable for an eager population. in Climax there is the'Climax, a readable little . paper reporting the climax of the harvest, the marriage ceremony,_thepriceofhogs and the :church socalt»The Climait;,. C.hmfix':; ,pulliaheii weekly hasnt met its ell - 'Max yet, Lone .gray it live!' • What' is the most o ular name' for p P •tt :Wtiekly''heivspiiper in' Ca nada you : may ask. , • Well, by ;actual count, 'News. leads: th`e field= 05` papers having this name' Herald' comes next with 42 adherent's. Then conies the Times -•--:15 in • all., The high sounding name of Enterprise is printed at'the .tbp of 18 papers . One would have thought that more thati 12 papers bore the appellation Cloonidevrtatt . l Romeo el -10 tliti i;tklit;, 11 URSAA , SEPT: 27th, 192$ Six Sentinels• g'uaid the :grail' popula-' tions' frons roast to toast. Names. taken from heavenly. bodies seem even popular , and; in;each, of Canada's. eight provinces they •are shining •brightly, There are papers, ealled Star,' Sun, North' Star; • ltZer. cars,. Planet, •Com'.et, and even' the ;1foon to there, 'all reflecting .light from, ,Vahadian eoittntunitios Whether it's, laziness, erg jest, 'good sense: I donft 'know, blit'many editors have. . simplY •'chosen nasties forhei'r, papers after whatever naive :the; citi sena of their towns arol nowii:.i For 'instance in Haileybury it's the Halley,: ",►urian, in Preston, it's the: Prest'onian, Ind in Vl'olfvi le ' 'M.S.).it's".`the. Acadian.; ere and there ,a paper isgiven,'t to denote its Ipolitieal atiiliat- ons.: The Richmond Hill Liberal and he :'Brampton Conservatoa are a' ex' amples One often; smiles at the minister: when he tacks a mile long game on a ;wo-foot• infant.. Sorne vett' ambitious end- •lengthy title's are printed at the op of'•a-small newspaper: with a • cir :elation of a thousand or • under. Pronounce these'on,your new set of .eeth-Mount 'Forest Confederate and Representative,., Bowtnandlle Caned- . ran;, Statesman' and News,. Caledonia" "srand River . Sachem, ',or.Moosomin Worid-Spectator Patriotism. has.• inspired several' .dames.• There's" the: Dartmouth Pat-' iot,•.Gilbert' Plains` Maple Leaf, Par•y found Canadian, Manitou . Western Canadian and Virden Advance; .But.what• inspired -the names .of' `he Iroquois .Falls !Broke Iiustler• and Antigomsh Casket? • Not to.sbe .outdone ,by their': large • American competitor, the folks of ^,obourg have their 'Saturd ay M orn •ngPost; Perha 4 that's'"tocheer-u p the 'homesick Americans. tit er names Have evident1 been• Y e .a•re '•a aromaate "°hos n because •they p to the district-th.Cochranet e ;North - sin Post; Rossland Miner Greenwood Ledge; Banff Crag and Canyon,' Rocky Mountain Mountaineer. Amongst:the names that are unus- •sal, but pleasing, :are •the Yarmouth Light, the . Canso_.., Breeze, the Czar -e-lip "pet; -the-Bi rk's-Fails Arrow. Per- 'naps: the North Bay 'Nugget deserves special mention, for ori •inally,it was printed in Cobalt and, thus it estab• - hshed itself as a true north 'country paper. -SQA-0— 1' REMARKABLE STORY `OF BLYTH CLAIRVOYANT fells Exeter Merchant Where He • Will Find.'a Stolen Watch (Exeter '1'uiies-Advovcate) Two weeks ago -there. appeared in the, Times,- Advocate an item stating, hat Mt:,:Truepian Elliott hl:d had?his watch stolen from his 'pocket the n rrviois. Baturday::•evenrrg M J1. sof; is: now inn` possession . of his watch under' circumstances that, .are 'float peculiar On't} e Saturdayeven ing in question while working in his ,tore Mr. Elliott heard ,.the town lock strike nine and he took out his .watch to compare the ,time. About. Lwent j niitt.utes to ten. sontieoire :Was• in the store and asked h'im the time•. • Ind he felt for' his watch and it was ,one: The„watch: is a handsome :gold, >pen: face, -and he Is sort;/ tolose it: • }Tearing, a •number of s'.ories' of the work'' of ,Miss Pohocls, ,clairvoyant, near Blyth,;. Mr, .. Elliott '.'.kecided 'to`' visit. her .and a•;few , even.ngs after' losing • his, watch he 'motored to ••her •'.ionic,• Several cars were. -ahead of him • Ind it was getting late when his turn arae for an interview.. Mr.:'Elliott stated that he lad lost his ,watch.\Reeltnrng in an easy tliair the;lady pictured• to Mr ,Elliott. the interior of his store' and. a'descrihtion of his, watch 'Mr.. -Elliott had . not mentioned anything about ,`being ' in bnsineas, bait she pictured tit'. ;him :gnie'of his actions arid ' transactions 'luring the ;evening and stated' that rvhile he wasreaching for some ,sir isle overhead the :watch was "taken. from his pocket. 'She was not sure ' that he , would get the watch buck, but if he did it, would', be soon and would be found atuong his'. ready=inades, • .The next 'nor` morning g when ;stir. Elliott' 'ame down to' 'open up'•the store he found the 'door • open and a snit of clothes belonging , tit • MMlrr B,. W,. 1 :. B lying', a er r . Beavers0 the emitters titer._:;tii�i :. _Going ;over to• Mr . Beavers ,he jokingly'•res Marked that, .he' must. have. been, strong that morning• to inive forced his lock Mr Beaves s nittt lkedl ,ilia. the, door iyaa partly open whorl took the clothes'' in. On retitrtiing Mr. Elliott found' that thele,:k .liatl':been; forced' 'and and • remembe'riing what Mist• Pollock 'had said- about finding his watch tiniohg the: really-m'ades„lie started'' to aeatch for it anti he went thror9git everytiii,ng tit: the counters. Mr, E. .R. Hopper came in and.as- silted him in the search. they were *boa, to 'gt reUp t'tviten • 'M t ' >;'IlIott I Modern; farms ig; means tractor ,.forming with ' ;Me .a COR -DE. NO- TRAC!1'O:t• OUT11'1,bv saving time. and tnon ey. 'They are built to,.last. and a school' •goy can -operate them:: Nu working parts, exposed to..g;rit or sand, there are,nu troubles; i akins.•sprc(ekets'or-whants,••atl r\work►nits parts enclosed.. `Hun. deeds ▪ of 'up-to-date .farmers in Ontario are keeping their • boys at° Itanie and their tyorl ;•up to .schedule with the '1%IcCorm•ick-Deer- •• ing ' ' other machines. of he` §ante make.'- , ii 1'i'.Itctot;S • I,lot� �' ' and T/ . 14i 1 f +''- �.tr`� ._'; ®..rte®iar it Ii.r• - 1 .iii;; r:r;ti;:;r:iiia::;•;r:::r•r;r;::-...::: lia iii --- .B®/®®I®1®\\ k 99I �p!'6 /. 41 fir T 7 AS^ Ti► e cCO12MICK•-DEERI\ 1\1J,, iVI > G GRAIN BINDER .com- b'nt Os hest mechanical features• of the gid •McCormick:Enid Deere -t: is '•ri;estrrs,:light 'in draft and convenient to operate: It t.t iia • iti'itIt either th ait(;oi'nucl( •or Deering . Itittotters. Twenty t °••o intp ov etnents built into t'ie Hamilton -made Binder • :make' it more desirable -than former mides.. ' 1 - h'OR PARI'-CULARS CAL1.'•AND. SEE • AGENT . , '`LUCRNOW •. e▪ cided 'to search the suitsthat were' Iiangan• on a racl. -at the i•ear of the store°' Iii 'ones. 'o •, ,the pockets' he found his :watc' Another' story is toldinconnection: ith the work, of 1Liss. Pollockthat ,•ontes: home •close ,to us A little .dog belonging to a inere;l ant in town Was ,,ill and was taken to a veterinary .for tieatnient• and tii'a, .left' •With 'hair fon'. ;t few` days. While` in czire of the veterinary• the dog tliss'tppearcd and' ct lest ad. was insorttilin The Times- :\dvocate, Thinking of -.clic:' numerous !Rigs.; that had 'been -poisoned "recently irj Exdter, the seteriiiatY had an in- terview :with: Miss', l?oll(i 1. She st•ribed':the dog and said that it had been ,sick, but that. it was better :and that 'ins t few --clays it.wo•sld• return to.. ifs home. A .fbw, ti:iys. titer;the•dog tt•as• found by '• its owner' .sitting . on then back verandah. .•• • .' GODER:ICII ST.OLE•N CAR RECOVERED • Through the efforts of 'the county,. find”:pi•oyincial police, Mr Douglas Brown's car, which Was 'stolen ; July: 12th, wasrecovered ]'s' Sltlnday in Kitchener, and,. the. thief' itrested.-Ali things considered the car,.ia in fairly rood condition: Mr. Brossn considers' himself ver fortinat'e and wishes to, express his 'appreciation: ,f;•n>any kind inquiries and -sympathy 'while the car n was •iway. � :The rc. over,v of the, :tai ,rame.abottt from a car being purl:"d an the wrong' 'side- Of 'the street in Kitchener and a policeman t1eiit across to cori'ect� •the ch-ivet• and; after: some conversation took the driver a<inan byahe name of, Srtortt and the car' to the pol_ice,"_sta tion and discovered that ' lie. car;:w s • st•olen chi ":which belonged to; Douglas . : lu(:,trn of Goderich. Short) had taken t'he.:Cu%adi'm number ofthe:car. and replaced them 1-ith Aineri'can numbers thic•h he stole of •a t•ir at Essex'and its:'been, driving the car iii his'own • rhSasure fog in the •past• t'sie months Sh'oi•tt w�.is wanted Sarnia and . has since been Sentenced to three years he 'will be: brought uti :.in Gode •ic:h ;,arid'.' will no:'doubt .have a -further sentence imposed or hi ti:here ----o 0 o • I•'i.OWF,.RI)ALE •Eve►'ybddy is geti iii r , ready for Ripley Fair, Even the:.tlhreshers will stop; work.' for that day:.; Messrs,; W if urdie • and R.: Middle- ton. were -canvassing Flowerdale 1•t,t;'. .ve;:'k in 'the in}erst of the new Church shed; -to be erected in Lsicknow rlowerdale•.w(•as well represented at. nil at ..Haniias • McDonald's last • Thursday, • afternoon ': Sunday' must Nave ;been .visiting,day • • 'in Flowerdale if extra.' cars .in the'.. • arae its are any indication. Messrs Henderson and :Fisher are: i ectint a fine' new home` for S1h10 Bowens. • Miss Mary ,Campbell 2nd Coq., was guest of . her 'friend; S. Maclver un Sunday: Next SundayI 'RallDayin•' South as y . S 1 Kinloss S.a S. • A good program is be- iiiir prepared for it. • •Mr'. L. 'MacIver spent a day with his. sister'''Mrs: D. S. "MacDonald the first of the week.. • Phone- No •10 is at'Vaur:Strvice I We Sell. for Cash -We Sell Cheaper Than The' Credit .Store Roofin Material g ,Many vein*, : to -day 'are they will (use to root ts;ilh: . W look at samples of 'Want rd gest what you tiliottld 'use. of ;Ashphalt . Shingles: at a Kist to make'a decision as to what e would be glad'to have you call to Itoofingand we will 'explain and; lug Iklow we, set before you two classes%• AlifiO `l.O€'K-i�'iir'Ilartts Gari es o - i i ,. �, g , r any .out bu ]ding l hey`are securely locl(t•d, make a nit appearance, the are lire. proof ,,and reasonable in mare.Y 1 h tailors -Red, (; Black Green and Blue Bl re fadeless thus dd=. beauty are , tus a ingglycauty to the i'iuldiatg,. SuI' S i 11;1:-Ior'11( _ • u , • nes. .� . Locked '• Shin le ' . i I'erma= Shingle, w tit . hence, l3r;iiity, Strength,'1''iri. itesititaiice---You •et all these i rant- : ., ,, ., t. t;. a in B ford ,upert.le 51,ltes, beside, d-ntb,e thickness all over your root and triple'th,icknr„ .ti4! ,1.1 per ce,it. of the reef, 210 Weight b". per Weight l s Square. , (°ilioro-Lted,'.(;reen and glue I ick, A't'l1N4 .s 5 .. . .. t • L1 lbi`(i I our m nt e•- , a p- , t r,.trd � Put. to the- caths and 111 . long -Tile' I2. r d r tiRed;'in' "rail rr giving the a,ltpearance of red brick.. l.}itti r, ter( ..,,,�,, ., material, for taltutc* hou',e,--.Yt tnnkefi them warm, 1ntpr(►t(5 the, a poen rai.. • •a Weight ig •, « nit ,uul you, get art ay from parnhn;, - 11 eight 200' 14.4. 'per” 'Squats. . it()UPING-taglit, Niedlum ▪ • wad llcaiy always on hand. Li11le. Plaster Cement Sash Prlmecl and Glazed- •iia' a Chi e & Son Yea ngi Plumbing and Electric. Wiring