The Lucknow Sentinel, 1931-05-07, Page 4411
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:he richne
ord. Asphalt- Slates are: ;unequalled in .
of their colour' combinations.
¶he'y jre made yin a wide range or treatments
to harmori' zc with' the outside of your home and
its suit, `oyy ge
e forr•_ail their beauty _..•Brantford'>ioofs:have
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:a' ruggedness thatcan absorb years of:-eQnstant '.
Warfare ' with the w'eat'her: and come out unscathed
even' afrter . the worst "conditions of -climate.
Probably you know their, reputation for 're-
resistanee. 'That. Brantford Roofs are not ignited
by nor give off, sparks' ,or flaming ; brands is a
well-known fact.
•' Brantford Asphalt Slates coinbine' the . three
essentials of fine roofs =beautyy firs-sa•tety .iuid _
her-ressstaiiee Yet rilae cost little and do'
not -Te. uire up kee --or--r airs.. Ask'. your dealer •
• .. for an estiinate..
Brantford Roofing •Company, Limited; Head Office and Factory: Brantford, Ont.
Braneh'Cf9ces and Ware^,ouses: '
Toronto, Winnipeg, .Ilfon4real, I'_aiifa,t Sart Jo'. -,n, \ B., .and St. John's, Nfld..
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ACCIDENT -Y- II ; . ..
DENT ON BLUE WATIiIR 'and•.driven byEarl Bolton of 'Rock= �1Ir:'-Thom .soil had--a.:-wound.:: is•
wood. Thompson's car was' demolish- forehead Which'. required several
ed And the front of. Bolton's car was stitches to close..Mrs. Thompson slid'
badly -tweaked.- The. -accident occurred the children miraculously escaped in;•
about: a mile north of Kincardine on jury. Officer. Kieri an fs endeavoring.
the Blue Water Highway: ; .Earlto'• place the resonsibility for the ac-.
Bohan had his• nose badly 'cut, ;'fret cident.
HIGHWAY •
-As StanIey T o.mpson,;__of .Rhear -
dine Township was driving .west on
the North Line withhis wife and two'
children, on 'Monday, his• car was hit
al the highway .by a car going north
WAITING FOR
A.30
Mother and Anne had always been very close to
One another. `hien Anile 'married and' moved to
:anothei city;:each missed the other`greatly.
&,t one thing . more than any other has hefped to
keep them .close : hd . telephone. -Every Ftiday
evening Anne calls her another by Long: Distance
..., after 8.30 p.m. when the low n'ight rates are
in effect. Dating the week they both keep memos
of-topics--they-wraht •to --discuss_ _ "heo' there _is no
time lost• --,. S and •. nothing forgotten. •
'' at if to ate 126.•miles apart! The telephone,
connection is ;made in about' it minute ---- 'nearly{
always while Anne holds the lino. Their voices are
hist as dealt ' as on local, and, the cost, after' 8.36
p.m., is only 40 cents.
Eveniarrates ars
Anyone"' (siaixdn "
to statio,i`)-callti ''
begin at 7 p.m.,
Night rates begia
at 8.$0 pin.
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LU KIiT4' V' SE TIN +''I.,
Rublished every Thursday morning
at• Luoltnow, Qn'tayto.
i.. Maei{enzie, Proprietor
and 'Editor. •- -.
THURSDAY, ,MAY 7th, 1931'''
is THE:. DE- RE'SSIOI LIFTING,.
There.. are those who say that the
]rumness • depression ie. • "lifting"'.
times are looking. up, But it w'on't
look ,that Way, to: the farmer i who , gets
4% cents for his , fat cattle, . or who,
finite rip :market..at_all_for ,leis. bona;
of grass catty: ” . Neither. will ..tht.
poultry man or, woman ;see Much sign
•of prosperity when offered ' ten to••
twteive oe its for eggsr '
The :Openingexp of •spring hats been
att fed by tricieasei3 aetsvity� err
-business •ThatLavas ainayoidable see _
ing that,ia}sinesss still going on.
There is, of course, no use, in taut
ing pessimism, because a pesimistic
attitude will :depress:' • business, . and ,
tend to !prevent a revival. On tkr'c:
other hand there is no use:iri fooling
Ourselves into- an unwarranted hope
fulness..
Some . 'big business, concerns en ,
deavor to make the public •believi.
that their business is altnost-.normal
but .thebanks are. cautious, Iii • its•
last monthly survey of, business con
d tions• the -bead 'office o#• the Bank o,
Montreal had the following: •
Y,.. Jevoind ae'ftivit'itiis incidental` tr
,the' advent of Spring, the trend e
--trade -"and ..-emplc►ymeiit:. has. cinder_
• goneno markedchange during th
month. Such indices, as car loa•4•
•ings and 'bank clearings, while re
vealing a much reduced inerchand= •
ise movement from :last •year, • in
dicate: ,some, seasonal. progress:.The
early opening of navigation•is giv,
o ing ..employment to•:.-those.engage&
• do Iakkez ajid _•river, trafiic,-, and ' un
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employment generally. is. being re
em
yM•-duced' by'. ption 'of-•�oiitdoii'
work • in .` many fields of ' labour .
Navigation . prospects „are donde(
and the outlook uncertain. •' Therc
is plenty, of wheat, to go out, if Pur
:chasers' abroad are found, in waft
connection it Is • . encouraging t
'knew that exports.:.cif •tlre','cerea
have for ,Borne time past exceedet
those of last year, alnd that abou'
fourteen million bushels •are booked
for -early.- shipment from the. Por,
.of .Montreal. The finance.. Ministe,.
• is, • not expected . to -announce •tariff'
changes '.before ,the latter part of
:;,••.ttay, when it is expected that . a,
increased sales "tax will: •also be
'' inade,7cnown; iffethestr-factors-art
likely ,to 'have an :irrtportant, bear
ing On business.Iron, and steel in
dustries are moderately active; giv•
ing-' a larger- output-' last ,,--.m.ontl...
than in'1 ebruary; while a'utomobil%.
' factories are turning ,out', more carr'
than for several months • past ant:,
textile - mills are • 'well : employed
Farm Droduce, of All kinds, -grain.
, livestock, • butter, eggs, 'potatoes
continues. at Iow .•prices. • • ,
' THE DAYLIGHT 'SAVING'
HUMBUG
"'Daylight Saving" is 'again in o;;
enation in a number of cities on' thi
continent. <
This..s_ra�ethi.ng_:that. should •no
Jo not :refer to tht
l'.:sa.tiadal,'" w$ daylight, but to the than
irset +try .141,114.,.#* eitiu egh. about it
but s ti► e 1,tb: •t in having near]•,
3u cress ao ,ogle munikipa'1i..
ies°tbirxu: • :iat:+i 6.44' vihii
+1dii it�plhvut tete 1.0u a,trtt; .as 's v>h0..
ataniltai d !title is t+t✓serti' Bt '&: ti,
f.eause of a gr -et t. kival .of eonf'nasia,
aid 'iriconvenientse to-p`uty the leak'
• What ' is wort:, ttiea•e a L,i.keed
,d. for it. it 8.,14• ;•• the ta.oae
could, kie ot✓t#tet,ef' witJaou ::lssrrr�e�x
4k�m�e Jieuei at. •'t111. • If 'fi r ;u•�✓;,L4 '.
14•ionto, .for• erattatlrle, rsiwja t'. sa,
an . hour of da).'i...e',ktt at ta..e 0(4• .
the • work day, why t �✓t to �yts:Ad :,,
standar! time •and 10 -tort work k or.
boor earlier' in the morning, ha`,
•4i!,nncx an, hour eiirli. er aw 'pit os.%
hour earl:et.
'flat' is what Choy. rf,
ioniy instead ' of observing standar(
time "they foul' themselves by, i ettim
their timepieces 'bails an ho,iir, xa th a
although they; go to work at
o'clock i ,stei,.d of :seven, they haw.
the happy fee#ng that is is Stihl
seven, hecattse their timepiece, th
hands- of which. have been turtle/'
batik; says so. Wae.there•evcr •befor'
such an instance 4t stiff -•fooling? .
Nn .doubt it would he a her rtfirca'
to 'many 'tri know that they wee•• '.
starting the day's wok at six o'e:loei
a.m., or: eight o'clock a.m. as the, cast,.
May` be!' • •
' sign 'in -a•-'bank window. .irca (k
'iThe milli who "his' one dollar
his pocket Must take. the first Jo?
Offered hiin: The rnnn Whb has' $1,00.•
coli iiiake his choice of a few. `1'ht
man Mid: has $5,000 can dictate; wh'
should get .his services,. Savo' you,
, adorer. and_ be a dictator..
; RAi. ; .Oi . QQL REPORT
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Junior Room for the month of -Aldi]
Daily Marks ;,
Sr. 'III—Jean Forster' 302: 'Front:
J•Icpuillin -1710: Norman, 'McDonald
154'4, •
.Jr. TII '--Eon. i1d" Cr u t on280: l
tan ,Miller 266•: • Etta Swan.
II—Grace. • Weatherhead' 417:' Gor-
ion' McDonald 401: Perry Durnin 375
Hugh,.. D; McDonald, 303*: 'Harold
Woods'' 18P.
Sr. I, -Johnny I Pritchard 318: Jinn •
aixe Aitchison 304: Russell W`ebb'266
AnguM
s cDonald 246
YJr. 1—DorisWilkin on .212.
Pr mer arranged alphaltetically ..
Margaret .?Aitchison • ,Ross -
Mae
RossMae M'cDonald. •
Test •Marks,.
Sr. III --Jean Forster'96% •Frank
1VIeQ llin 70'* Norman McDonald*.
Jr. •III—("Allan Miller.; Ronald
Cranston) :,ties 74: • Etta Swan 50:°`.
11—Gordon McDonald 94 Grace
Vyeat]ierheatl 9, Perry .I)urn n &4:
:Hugh • D. Rutherford 44*; • mold"
'Woods 42* : .
Sr. I -Johnny Pritchard. 208: • An-.
;us:; McDonald 1,90: (Russell 'Webb,
Jimmie Aitchison) .ties. 189;
Those marked:0') missed one or
riore day's.
Vo. ,on •Roll 20. •Ave:' Att. 18.5,•
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r • Beatrice McQui'illin:
S. - $. No. 5, Kinloss •
Bowels Weather Forms
"B. Bowes" .of weather pre-
diction, fame, this year: t le,.`d to eap� •
italize hie reputation 'as., a. weather•,,
prophet.: Instead of .giving his jor-
casts to:the newspapers freely, as in
former' years, he 'this year got out a^
-calendar----conta nr .."his forcasts,n '
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WO he *ere(' erect for sale at a small
price. "The calendar was copyrighted
so that the predictions were no tong.-
ter free to •the' newspapers '
"recently • the ,copyright was with,
drawn;. and l r,' Bowes has again been
enjoying his •oldtime,,publicity:. •
We here publish the predictions for
1931,, so that, if your memory' is, good •, .
You,••can make' .comparisons' between
the.-•' real- ..aiticie;._and. „the brand. • of
'weath ,'.IVIr Bowes said '"we..`should
have: So as Bji Hay says, "Her
they pare:"'
.lanuary- Gente_�ng on the seventli
8 positive record breaker for' ntrongt.,
persistent winds, rain; •snows ;:igd '•
frosts. Centre of month milder, Last
week q cold"and` "stormy:• -••--This
arm wall"°�t�e-nnost severe`that's=" �_
..an .oequr in .thirty. Years at that time ,
of year:- • '
February- First, week.' 'wall • have
finish ofiJanuary stogie s, - ana with ""
the, exception of some wintry weath-
Sr about • the 23rd;• will be decided]
mild. Floods in•• many,' places.'
March—First and - last portions ' •
.quite- mild, a week of :very cold, , • ;
strong winds with rain, : snow aha ; •
frost about the 15th.- p
' ipril—About 'the. 6th strong, cola
winds, .;rain, snow ,,and frosts:' The '
rest of the month to the: last week
quitemild and: dry. 'A.bout the '30th
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stron• winds: -•and_ rain. _
• May--Fmrst week •has the :-greater
part of'the.• April storm of wind, rain.
snow.;'an'd frost, then warm and 'dry.
for about a week. latter portion cool. •
and very dry.
June,=Very. calm, • cool ,and very '';`
dry for three weeks, last week ,strong',
winds` and -rains.
,Tested .in •Spell., Art:,•.:Writ.,.
Sr. IV—Hon.-Mazy: White 84.!;,':'
fohnston MacLeod 75: , Pass—Elliott
•.arruthera ••.6f% , ' ' -
Jr , IV=Hon:—Leonard nieLeor.'
Pass - Wl'lfred- White " 74 Irwin
Oarruthers:° • 69. ,
111, --:Pass— Grace. Reynolds ',67,
Below 'Pass= -John •'Parkes 55. ,
• Tested :Comp.,'Art.,': Writ r Arith.
•Sr. II -Kathleen. Carruthers 68
Mary Reynolds 61: George Robinson
.4r. II—Grace ' MacLeod 74: ''Mur
!3r: Pr---Good----Laverne •._Whit'y�
'lobert Parkes*.
Jr. Pr. -Good --Arthur Wheeler.'
No. on;'Roll' 16. ' . Av. Att. 14J
Myra MaeD'onali
MAN:; HANGS'.HIMSEt:
: Ihfi :WALKERTON JAIL 1'
A Southampton man, Sid Jung
Rho Was being held in Walkerton jail;
for, observation as to 'his mental con•
out ten days real,
about the 13th, to 25th; very strong`'
persistent and cool; winds; very heavy •
rains that • will • cause floods in many
places, • and in northern -.localities
frost. This storm.' of wind, q like the,
one in January, will cause tremendous
Seas that will be very 'destructive to
life and `property. _:..
,Augusti=First half very, "decidedly , •-'
warm; . 'sultry, with many ;thund'er.
storms. Latter half ,very calm,, :warm ..
and dry.
September•=About the . 6thvery
Mon, comrnitted-suicide by hanging strong winds, with'_ heavy rains and •
• m S,aturday• last,. 13e: made •a." noost..'frosts in all districts' subject to frost.
f his necktie and a cord which he, Last two-thirds of month very warm',
had. 'been...using using as • a belt, tied.' tint; calm and ,diy: • r ••,
o the top • of the cell doorf and `sue October—Aftet' -fjt t 'ten days . Mild
'.ceded, iii striit>gIing 'Tiirrisett Juni said •dr'y,, about: the' th•, wind endo` ;,ry
was thirty years of age and had been. frost, then mild, about the 18th „ "
',ought. to the. jail' on Friday.. He strong, cool winds, ;rains, snow `and
vas'' to •leave 'appeared' 'before. 'the ,'frost, • balance mild and calrit; •
nagistrate; 'on ' May 9th,- He- is knob ,Novernher .Cahn.. and cook and pro,
mown t•o ' have ', any- relatives • in' this .bably dry. - • •
park. December -Very paha. , , ,and very
Coroner Dr. H. ' G ' Joyce held •
' an dry.to:, about the 18th, then very • . ' .
nquest on' Monday• morning, and•the "strong winds' heavy rains' and sno'w;'
funeral was on Tuesday.? . ; ' (storm.. e -
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BUSINESS SUMMARIES
L1RLN'G• the stason ,the Bank or Montreal
issuer pitiedlcal reports On ,crop conditwOiia,
abra>iout Canada. .
13very; month it publishes . a "Business
Summity" Cor!tring business conditona
in.the Domtn?onand in the ' countries
• where. the, Banes has offices.
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