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. THE LUCRNOW SENTINEL' ACTOBER , 25th, 1928
4,DICITCE JAIL REPORT
P011;410001 SliteWS Narked Increase
-1COVet Previous Year
Thet .the citizens the county of
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and. order is plainly seen by ,the r4 -
the yeaT 'etidea.septeniii "30th last
coniParlioiiiWith 7g dining the•pre,
Vear- Five WOrnen Were among;
..01050 ,wer(iviothpultigtty guests
focd P9T,Prisoner per day was
•whickis 1%c loWer•than the previous.
43 contestants in the variOuS everitg-
14eollarcl Scilinidt• 'IS Years of age
Was the youngest participant,' and
got first fpr boys under " Sixteen,
This. fad' also Won.first in the match
last .,year, Arnalti , Scott took secend.
has a great deal' to do 'with the in;
crease, sod no lessethan.:13 Were com-
mitted for violating the L.. A. 'and
10' for being intexicated while 'driving
a car Thus 43 or close, to half the
'7 -prisoners were placed into the jail due
to breaking liquor laws.: Common
theft charges nuMbered insanity
breaking 'and entering 5,, sheep steal-.
Ing 2 and manslaughter 1, „ '
The figures as to nationality, relig-
ion' and So, Pn May -be' interesting.
l'ortyone prisoners were niarried and
ing.,the, pet that there, are :restrain-
' ing influences in inatrimonY.2:.-but this
dOeso't acCount for 'the fact, that four
of, the 'five female priseners Were
The regular meeting of the II, W. I.
will, be held at the home or Mrs: Earl
Topic—"The infinence of the
in Stubble 'hy
wee .,Championshii) went to, Grab*
idt, Culross 'Ardor prize. A: B. Me -
Port Elgio, Best 'crown, lIernming-
ian Collins; Mitchell; W: Pritch-,
,Those .who never won p prize in
the men's claseL,G. Moffat, R. mef7
fat; ,Teeswater: G. Yeo, Pluevale;
':.nuirried Women!
for , doiog the: greatest wrong• the
County Nis tieell.iW tim tact that 97 of -
the inmates were native 'born. Caned,
itins, the remaining eight 'being. coin -
and 5 'other .nationalities. In religion.
33 Were, 'United Church, 32 /Roman
17 --Pxesbyterians,„„:8',„Angli-
the list with 4. t far, s a el se
second :witb .33 Of a:, renetentation,
and 'the. remaining, 38 were of ver-
b:MS lines of endeavor:
P.Oyirli,d. MATCH. IN CULROSS.'
. DELAYED 11Y RAIN
The 'rain of. last Week 'Caused the
.JSaiith Bruce plowing „Match, held near
Tharsday of last week Until Saturday,
- Mr. A. 4. Little of Agineourt who
was judge: said that the 'Match. was
ope4of the best he had attended, and
AirS, Joe t Hanna,' Mrs. 'Albert
Mich. 'are guest's. rnivievhenie.
,cegil:„wag with: Ohl
,lit'tber,'TiniC, the, Other isn%
always: an advantage .to. haVe .yoor
Mr. and 'Mrs, HOuston of
Southampton were„ Sunday .vipitori.
at Mr.t-Jolin
, Mrs: „Ernest' Ackert; who bas been'
bed: fdst for the, past week; wt4. are
glad to. report, is able to be areund
plows -11. Schnurr; Walk-
erton; A:, IVIcKague, Teeswater;
..I.VIcKague, TeesWater; R. Kuntz,
Mildmay.; CroWii, SA/Mir; finiSh
Dennis, Walton:. J. Willits, Wirigham
'B. Schnuri, Walkerton; A. 'Thacker,
Teeswiter A. 'Lainbertiis, Walkerton
Stubble, .'19 .and Under—M. Ellis,
Walkerton; H: Arkell, Te,eswater; W.
*Donald, Teeswater;• S. McDentild,
posa; E./Howatt, BlYth.; L; Schmidt,
Two farrow • PloWs,'. three or -four
herses—G. :Stnbo. JC. McDonald, R.
Aitken,' ,MePherspn,: H. McDonald,
all of TeeaWater. Crown and finith;
Tractors.; --G. • lyfcGavin, Walton;
Arrnttrong, Teeswatei;, J. 'Edgar,
bo s ho took part. in it. There were
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mAN to,gyr F04 DEAD,
FRANCE TURNS la',
41:T ClIESLEY
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Jack Van Os a Hollander who, e9
the outbreak et the war in 1914,. en:
listed ter oversees - service with the
, one morrupg to fimi, himself, famous.
Was on his return to .Chesley.
-Indeed WO •111:itile.iS.'first in. the
orate -these, who overSeas. .to
fight tor
A.Iquiet and apparehtly•A Somewhat
atilt;..nian Vail Os was greatly. fuss0d:
abinit, and' name Was rnoch in the.
rieWspapere the Past two. weeks great-'
we shoold jodge. Little Wonder; for te
one returnecl.froin the .!tapd. and net:.
urally: his story, is an interesting oner
- Following battle in the famous
John Van Os ,was reperted .dead, his
comrades having found bim.apparent-
ly dead • On the •field: They were Se
sure of this that they *took ' his
,iclentification • check .. :and turned
it in to the commander, who reported
his death Itc•Chesley. He• had been' Se-
verely wounded in the jaw and ' leg
He was unconscious when-,ehis corn-
.rades left him, but. later came ..tor
and 'was- taken, from the field -by- the-
Gerinins who;fixed 'him up so -that fie
'could eat and walk again. At the first
hie- native ,cpontry, lielland,. where hp
firther recoVered and. later; returned.
to England., He again grossed, the At-'
'antic but, instead of, coming hack 'to
Chesley he went to the' United, States.
in ..San •,Fraoscisco, he met Jack
Van. Hees whe kncw him. in Chesley
and whO also, koew that his' naine was
interesting, so jaak
to ,Chesley ,to put' matters right. °Ai-.
riving at Toronto'. a' short time age
he evidently was out of Money, and
Miss Margaret- Collins of Purple'
Grove, is assisting Mrs. E. Ackert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abner Ackert and
.Mrs.„ J. Ackert' have rammed home
after a weeks .visit with Mends in
Mr. and, Mrs. Will Howe, of Mount
Forest, and Mr. HoWe ef Silent were
Sunday visitors at Mr. t harlie .Burts'.
• Mr. Bill Jones was a regent visit-
or with his sister, Mrs. George Dick-
Scribblers and exereise hooks. RegL•
ular 10c value 2 for 11c at the one
•cent sale at McKim's. Drug Store.
100 Ihs.. Best Knitting Yarn, new:.
'Firat..quality' 'all colours at a Bargain.
'The Market, "HornellMnrdoch. •Co.
ASHFIE p. UNITED" CRUNCH
NOTES, .
October is, Anniversary month --for
;o'mnany,Chi rches but it bus hot, seri-
ously hurt our own. Church attendance
this year A verynice company gath:-'
3red. at Zipn last Sunday morning and
listened with pleasure to gr.' Alfred.
Andrew give. a report of the Laymen's.
Convention.,; at Toronto !At . Blake a
,imikax ,repot was given, by Mr. Erin,
est 'Biake.'arol Mr. °Palmer $ilpittr ck',
to the interest. •of 'a good' ;company.•.
'Eleven or twelve families ciinnot,`staY
. A large number from here attend-
ed the funeral of the late James Lane
at Ripley on Saturday. - ,
Mrs. Fred Topp of Toronto, visited
with' her ,sister • Mrs. James Cooke for.
a couple. of days last week. .
Mr. and Mrs. ' Clair Irwin and
darighter 'Dorothy of Paramount and
Mr.. and Mrs:* jack Gardner 'and
daughter .Katiolleen of Zion Visite
with-Mr:arid Mrs:, Sam -Ali on an -Sun-,
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Mrs Hamilton of Lueknow spent
the week .encl with her brot er Mr.
NOVEMBER ROD AND GUN
Replete. with' a fine collection 'cot
ifinstrated stories, the Npvenaber,
number of Rod and Gun end Canadian
Silver Fox News is one' et ,niOst
-attractive iSsues of .thenationai sport:
ing niagazine that has appeared on
.fieldS of, outdoer sport. arid re-.
siories • and articles by. :inch.
knotvit outdoor Writers as Bonnycastle
woolar.
Recaii.d. :or
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UBI1C demand for Chrysler, products,
aftei crating, new !gel records,montli,
and spectacular climax. in 4epteimber.
Usually a month when automotive pro..
duction declines,•• September' for the
Chrysler Corporation e)f Canada,
nr,, Limited, was' not only the month of.
lugest Production throughout 1,928,
but the largest also throu0out the en.
tire history pf Chrysler.
the demadd for new
11141,Iti PHILLIPS -7
mouth models, in fact, eiceeded every-
thing in Chrysler exp rience and re-
quirm- even-mare--tha the -vastly in-
creased facilities of th Windsor plant
tO cope with the flood- 'de of ortiert.
'decided to walk to Chesley. •
irionediately 'went to 'see the Soldier's
moriurrient te , make sure that ',his
friend io San Franscisco had not been
pulling of a joke on hini.; There .was
his name ,alright, :He ,then Proceeded
te Krug 13ro'sr ;factory Where he had.
'''vorked before enlisting. , There." :he
was reconized by Mr:. Chris. Krug who
glad tu. see him,, told him., t� come
• But he,',wasn't allowed to go to
Work. at ence. The two sensatiOnal
Star apd The Telegram heard:Of the
soldier's yeturt, and seeing in -the
both -sent- reportersand---. Photograph
' on Van OS. The Star •serit three and
Telegraro sent .two reporters to'
de the job. The Star fellows were
qrst_to get' in touch the;soldier
him ,money .for the 'exclosive right;.to
ieterview:, Evidently; in order 'to'
make doubly stire that filet). enemy
(The. Telegram) would: 1,6t. get ..,any.
thing. frem Van: Osi. the. Star mei,
aethally, :toe* off to Terentet:
Beaten. by this manoeuvre, the 'Telly'
people bad ,te be' cootent with, what
fhey .could..pielc up Second hand.
TheHneWapaper. flurry being- oow
over.. let ,tis hope that Jack- Will .1noW
settledown to a 'steady job' in Cheiley
where, evidently he has Warm•trienda.
Chryster is,gratified by such an
,overvihelming 'expression of public
• ,confidence, and appreciative of die op-
portunity it offers to extend production '
facilities still further in•order to satisfy
the 'demand which4is, •eNter
sIer is firmly resolved to 'continue true
to the Chrysler ideals cif .leadership—in
pioneering the new and important ini-
proveinents in motor "car design; in. ,
developing new ways of progress in__
scientific engineering and pr'ecisiOn
, manufacture; in discovering' new
methods otraising %..itility and thereby
constantly increasing the pUiChasing
- power of the autoinobile loo
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TO ER
Veteran Of. the Church and one of the
pioneers ie the Hackett and Lane's
:coinmunity, at the Ilackett:serviee on
SOnday- The old gentleinan who 'Was
taid Way‘the day before his 88th year
had a fine unfailing courtesy that Was
always' SO pleasing. He retained hia
' faculties to a remarkable degree ,.to
the' lest day of his life. He will. be
missed from the second left hand seat
in the church to which be was so.
much attached. The Parsonage about
Ythen ,he was made welchine. To. his
family our sympathies are extended.
• The., Young „people- of : Kinlough
on..Thtirsday evening of,,,..1ast week for
'the purpose of re -organizing their A.
uy Your Fur Coat Here an
Be Sure of Satisfaction
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:Furs are Purchased; USually on Confidenbe,
for there are very -few people who knoW the actUal
quality and, \value of fur skirls; that's why' it is so
.important to buy Furs from a depehdable source,
where absolUte Oatisfaction is guaranteed.' Our long
experience in both RaW Furs and the M-anufacitired-
best Civality"and workmanship at the fairest of pric-
es.. The ExtraNalues We have in stock.`cOuld no,t be
20.per cent,
HIJSON SEAL PERSIAN LAMB.
CANADIAN MUSKRAT. FRENCH SEAL
FOX atia SQVIOEL SCARFS:,.
ere arid Tliere
The latest recinits, to, the ranks .
of the internationality. known Trail'. •
the 'three, daughters 'of Ramsay
MacDonald; formerrt, prefilter of
Great Britain. They rode from the .•
Chateau Lake LoUise to Lake Agnes.
to qualify for membership., ,
Qne of the sheep ranchers of the
Coaltlale district is at present' in the
ning a large flock of sheep om sum -
filer renge. _This is the first year
- that an independent rancher has
moved sheep; to the mountains for
the smite!' and the experiment is
being watched with a good deal of
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Visit our show room'S and see thewide range'
of Exclusive styles for Misses Women' and Children
Kayser Hosiery Watson lUnclerwear
Nemo Corsets
The nieeting opened with hymn
.m-0 prayer,- the Honorary President
Rey. W. 'A. Townshend in the chair.
Ylinutes of 1927 re-organiiation meet-
ing were read. and • adopted. Report
the past years work was -given by
:tbe'Secietary,-May Boyle. The return-
ing preiident; Mable Strihger, briefly
addressed the meeting : after which'
election Of officers was precteded :With
resulting as follOws:=-
.:Pr'esident7-Bert MacLean; 1st' Vice
PresidentAlbert Hewitt; 2nd Vice,
THE STYLE CENTRE
one 1Vieal 'or Cattle
Tankage for Hogs
Big 60 for Hens
Robertson's
tary..—.., May Boyle; Recording Secland
clrnyler, Karl Boyle; -Organist—Edna
Boyle;.. Assistant—Grace Haldenby;
. Welfare Committee; Kioleugli
..,..Artt Graham; Grace Haldenby; and
Mrs. Cliff•Hewitt and, "il,rts. Jack Cul:
.'ver., Kingar-f-Muriee Hedley, Mabel
Stringer; Lenwood Hewitt.
Kinlough--May Boylt, :Oscar Hodgins'
Hewitt, Edna Boyle waSs chosen dele-
Windsor. on' act. 25th to 23th.
.The remainder of, the eVening. was.
spent in conimiiiiity' 8ingitig ,and con-
test. Lunch was serve„d 'and •the, meet -
The first of a new ' serlei of',
engines, has left. 'the Angus sheps
of. the Canadian Pacifie
, and will shortly enter' paisenger
service. MOntreat. and Tot•••
loemnotiVe 'in the British
97. feet in -1000.h., weighing 424.t.,—
„ 000 potinds, and bee 'eight great
Ili diameter.. It hi an• Ontiroly'
the' Ci-pveriithentii "plan 10 eheour..,
' mar. olubS 'are at present. '.being
.one hundred:Moth planes are in
use throughout Canada, Air Board
timid:14 taanibits,ist 00 01014 or,
WEST VAWANOSH COUNCIL
The West' Whwa,n
The rniMitea. the_
read and adopted: The
h council held.
Oct, 1st 1928.
meeting were
erbs all Herbs,
Galla;her's Keeps
You Wonderfully
ivork, Play better.
'Mother. Naturc's own god herbs, rich .
in healt111,iving poweroliCse are What
make Gallaghert.'s , Tonic , and System ."
Builder so good. It really workewonders
for people who are constipate.d. rundown,„
.nervous, talk' who have skin. diseases..
EVen dreaded "'Eczema yields •to it. „
Try.a.bOt fle. It will keep. you clear of
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:A. Lociknow
ing and shooting on certain specified
lands.. The to ow ng ac °tin w re
read, and ordered, paidt;
Vm. A. Humphreit-L-Pay sheet '$100.
Michael Murphy—Pay sheet -$65:00°.
payment for 'bridge $490.
The enuncil'adjourned to • meet Nov.
The spian content "to get never
Friday 'and .,snturday Nkw.
knd rd.
Otierade field
on WecineSday,„ 'Oct 31st. Halloween
luierlit,,,prize will be given tO the best:
-is- cordially -invited.'
ler Free -
Book
Send for hand-
aorne,.free book,
It giveavaluable
information ' on
Gyprocandirite-
rior decoration.
and Alabsitine,
' Limited'
Paria
ro
will pot on sale a neW 10C postal note,
postal note•-fropi 10c up to 49c for'
cdinmiSsion: The. ten -dollar note
be Alsconttnued after
Nov, lot;
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