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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1929-04-11, Page 41.."0::4,, • 4r i- N 464 • 4 , 444., • , t ,0;.• • •.•••,•.o.'",.orr,-.0.,...•rrer•-••••1,;.-.0We.e,` • • • •' • ,,•1.3333 ••!".5.41,41, q. A.: • , , 4.4 , E ' 1".•1* . , ASOF141;0 COI N0,14 . :1004 Aaeit on Mar athi„:„' *1.1 .A deltghtful surpise party was niembers .preaviit minutes of .P.,,e014," behl the home. of is Dow !W. :ineetnig " rend'440 approved on Mutch on. Tuesday avanitg,.• when a. mattok, of Anderson and Ritehie. The numher of tikwitti of. *62 .:V9ii,AC -•=.4'-'441i3betnr. reported .0.4.4itgef 40,v4.92A-i .4r0.4011- • • • p-gfi4„.,except,:‘,$0.4). .: • . ---kkg01"@-• .,§4e:•.,100v04 for ,Toreirite, •Te.hei* •^ • Moved by.Swan and Black theklthe, Wi,kbe,14 nurse-in-trall4pg,iat. the •Polleeter:40,,reHeVeCOf the roll and .5.i:7:enefrat "li4-4004- '1 he "i•Ni**41..k. was 'paid balalice (We . • ' ' • • ' egat mv°6-g*:1.1e. .444 ."14'esta' •*wed 'Ill *look and Anderson and :4444 during.the:',Pearse of the evening: resolved that 4$4.*::NO414,e,./ueen- Mis Duno was. pro§:g04o with.• 4Mt-01444:119.4 .41,M01040#11‘Oe- 'h41-PeR'e*hief, :41/0*et: Miss X(At))4! **Tr1..110004..9.144,1,04 '1°11)2e1C' 'read' the •NrO•Y 41V1vP1440' also 4,1410404103.11.,•:P.,:' jfaxalownehla, 4duress 404•11ittle.. 4PP6. '140tth' with; . • _ het,c.therchiXkfand ..verses .144011 „ : Ott*, , of mut' wadi' all over her linffY • little dreas'... ,tttoolt following .:54110- *fe're otoce4 her place before the ,sup•prieed YOnn.g.! . Local Board .�f Health, -TWO meetings. 144,, Mige:::OgAlgo :inafie• a :fitting ,Te, • •• ! • '....§?0,00 ; 004' % salary: -plus " postage ply, age* whieh a ,dainty„..leneX: was • ' gelCenrfie,„Part...•sainpr• • SerYscl;* • - • ' • • 'Sg5,t0i'.‘:.,PeliiitY. Aee•xe, Aiikeeon. vert.' • 't • 1..sa14-1r42..:(Mi nCenneiller: .Ritchie, reeeiit'lt„itting. ' of the magis- larv 12.00.; .Corincidert:i.siroin, :#.4xt trate court here an old nunate of the '• t4alorY 254. 0./ Councillor Black, r..et 'CeiintY Refuge VP, • ,C.inkrge,4 with •, sSistY ;409,7,, •:c011ector: Treleaven having. OttOoir'ted to set :Ars AO the •Honig.; He found match, • and • PgStatO ,itoad;:SuPt.:. salary taking :..1!;7' saf .Papers he • Set Annual Fee,-to,-PO,oct,R00. AS4-, SOA:14; ' •:'E*Pesig*t0' Toronto 415.00: Pcnenee; .:,trbelerilcten°,4:eiefivrete'll',7tAtt1144•11';',47,,ile°.foida' . , • • , „. ..iil*ylativr Scot rills"!selb.",'C444,714•51101. it he said. he *Anted, to see a• blaze.• • -king- -',broken 'spr4 Uto; .A. blind iiiiriate' who:heard the, creek - John Bennet , 4001i roads •25::, of:Are 'gave, the alarm. And the -04s. *too, snow roads wslum . Ate- liv:4.jpet...ent. -The cld gign was or observa- Curren,' ongw roads. $4;25: W. Crosier sentt . a: t.39•aiii efn4rtala srari• ; snow roads41:fie. ' " • ' • Noved'bif end• - • . carried• • • that •Octin Reed attend the truN HER: POINT • • Trustee' and 'Ratepayer Convention in • . B • UT :LOST.. HONE* Toronto. • The Clerk ' Was instrieted. to, gest ." - '7-77 • • . four atop • • Nurse •,McNaughton of•Southainp- sae!. Connell ;Unearned until April 15, at esfal her contention in •it 'Out' I. IL in44--0.'N'-"ASPSIlailV del* '• e : • " ' t • • „ . fote..His Honor Judge 0 ..,wens , the ' ' !--"0-040#'-'"" : poit. Elgin Division Court an Marsh CARELESS DRIVER CRASH ••1,4tli but it was e costly "'Victory as, „, • • •• , • .• INTO TRAINS.,., • • reported ,th the Port Elgin Tinies . . . • . •• which dilates as f011otts1:7----...• • More Oton ttWOOtYtfi.vg Per, oent- of ' :'Gibbong•- llileN'atighten,. was an thellieeideatti•at'ealf3taY and 10000: aeetne .brOUght, by. Richard :Gibbons ...sLo -,IT,n-ndian A "-.717 tontractoi7 Of • Pout 010:n.. -against 1gilwayeddrini1928 were caused ,bYMiss Jessie McNaughton, nurse of • driversof automobiles a•n4: otherthat towri, . to collect ,$105,• the bal- hieles • running into :the side .of //nee, .of a $210, account �n a cement •gilies.404".44*, rather than these :.contract • jeb:- As 'the defendant ad - vehicles .being OtroCk by the 171'.4insi 4: 'flitted owing the 'Plaintiff' ,:$1:00'• the• Stab; of ,the4ereaclag accidents: show. ,. ender • dispute was $5., A U40'4.'04 accidents. .t highway •It seems that Gibbon's had about'Coin,: ;eSseiPis were. res#4"4 •;•Ctillki4g 4004 his: contract of ..buildisig• the .06, • Yearg7and+efttlii*-aaishet4:091`seel. hoosefor the -plain-- dents *e.TO caused • ,,b7 4,461A0.490.: WheO, she decided to lave a co, .wagons and other yelftrjel„peing . ;pent floor ,p‘ut• nt.the cellar en ,nnthe, • en into tthe • side of trainsi*hiic the verandah. _gibbons dinned he'.' agreed - latter were standing ;ator nuving 0V to.• do this extra work for ,01:5., and er the bith*air •erossings..In some Vise: MeNaughtini elahned that he :.caaes, witb a110001 7 idea,rmiew of had only .asked $1,0, Th agreement ' Tibet:rack: onc:Initit,. Ades' of the was only..a verbal in_fe, and as His • WO; and With • income -Sive whistle 'Fierier stated that the mins was •ulidli, baVing ASea,"'fieultiled. and the T bell Gibbont to' prove his 'claim, which he rmging, autAlliilea weredriven into couldn't, he gave judgement for ,plain, , the side of care/1.3,4r back as twenty tilt for $100 of his 'Claim, .allowing '''•••iir thirty' care heitind the lodoMotive.. him 85e: as interest and his Coin:Icel. • fee of $1:0, the costs of the aetian t� • .13 borne by :the defendant, who. $5 eathScernent job vvill pareliont $25 f?!... her experience in- iltigation. W. R. Tenaltison appeared for;the' plaintiff:', -herald: Times: In-.crossinkeidente over the •entire. - „atiena.1.4yeie0t-r-thSeg 4928i .129 perseaS were killed and 332 • , injured.) ' ' kin such Apses only the • drive; and -his car 'eamOtO -grief there Would, be small ground for regret, bit to6 often these 'reekliiiii} drivers have in their .eare others iTclio are, whelly irrespon. Bible for what happens.: - °Some. parrots. have been known to live • for sixty years and like the human species keep on 'talking., • • gliTeVir SENT eVerY Thil•PlaY,InPrPAPS al;-ztL,u,ckne,W,---z•.Ontar• o,:-,- -- A, D4 MacKenzie, Prenrietor and. kdttor. U-RSPAt-•.4r.R1.4 ;nth,. nig FARM .. . • LOT—'our and a half miUion Ir.,..lettSe'retitrn',teagrI4tiltnral op.; •.' the *Or: #1,10' Writeir 44, .the Literary Digest:.-Starts•An. articre, an the -.niiieli-talke4 Shout and much written -about ;Soblietr• of. ;the lieelAe leaclig's the: faiitis-4.o.' 4et. yvhieh,,ap- .Peari: to be Pr404 deplored everywhere but ,uPorr, the pfartria.,, •': •' Aeordizg .t) the Vitited,;Stnt,$".•pp- pattinent •••Of...4kfiealtera the ifni. p.411141°1.1 Of lhat country has actual- ly dwindled in„the. last: •tWenty. year.. fre.rs,..thirtY-tWo. Milli&Jo tWenty-se, Nog-ag44-balf nullion, twhile, 'during that •Period the population of the country' is. a -whole ' has,. increased More ' than 30 'Per, .,',C„ent. • ' ',..And• the tendence keeps right :"20n. iraSt yea r nearly- two tiillionleft •the- • farms of. the United States Whileless: than one-end:a-half. ntilhon :.Petsses moved from the cities to the, farms. The net loss•toingricUlturtil,was prac-• • tic;ally 600;000. • . .• Conditions 'are much the. saline . in this.: country , and, in • 'spite of much , preaching and inuel .effiert, by, 'lir •L•Dep-artine • agitation to check the tendency and -to-- get and keep boys on, the farni, there is esteady. flovi of boys and • giris from the' agricultural areas- to : the cities. „' ' this Wrich dePlored circilmstan, ces„. the thoughtlessness of youth, the attraction Of the."hright lights.", of city, -and' a „growing dislike for faini_mork are offered as exPlanation.4 But that is not the explanation at air.: Nor ilionki it he assumed -,that when: boys • and giriet jeave the fern: they cease 'to he produders Of ,ivealth and: go• to, the doge, There is no ,star -- city of farm products anyWhere. en, thij Continent, and,: in spite .......thediminishing farm population of the 'United States the'prodUcts of. the: 'farm§ are greater .then ever. It. is the , seme in this. country. ,In 'prepor-. tion to the number Of people' engaged in agricultural 'pursuits, production - becomes greaterland greater.'. : Farm labor is far more efficient now than it. was twe Lnet,, summer,: . ant et • "cortibines", went into the Canadian North, West and theueands of them are being:used thrOnghout the grain. vrewing, area's of the United States. Every one, • of these machines replace a -.number Of fern laborers. See' all those farm tractors. with •the hie Inlay's • and big cultivators -and- harzoivs that erp•be- ine• distributed all over Ontario - Well as •over the West. With these 11,1 Ot° 714 \ T HI •••••••••••• 1, : --• - TN' •—•-•••;.'•• 'VI -1';, • . . , f , : • . • • ... , . 33, 33 -33 31 • --. i ii f .• ....JA - ;it ,... lin • "-..,,,A,...,.... Nlimillr‘ „,.. Aro " I • • ' rn4• •. . ...• . r ; A ., 4 4,41 . '4- 4,1 01.44. 4.• 414 : ...,•V , . .24071'., ; ,4", . '_4'1;l•'+,,,,st.• , Ik. .,,,.#.,:,., ,0. 3 1 14* '„.' . 4. . 4 o-04-14S4No` 4 • • ; - mtehlaaa one tg*in vorker 40; :work :that:lie:ea.*. • ,mPt.b".1 I' 1 • 418 these ,maoking4 that'imit igg-oe plimg .0.4. oft the. tat,4 ' •• Jakit.,Aliey-4190-qiiit,^Itork-;ttlientther F " They go to the tOyns; tires g; trolls egl maketto ,,et;totai the irilwaceoli4"104 ;41: • rti write the millions of 14104 .POCeg;.• ' • sary to'effect the .(IfOttibutioa• •••• 71PagigtfOt Its all -a Matter • of ever74/•,•, : ,Creasing ,`'efficiency.' • • t • • ,..• • • „ • If we . want -to '.keen the boys And. • . , , prat. ow .the farms, ' the way to, de •Ip to step. the Making Of machines.,,, ..and go hack,if not ,to the 'hoe aynl. the sickle, at BAY rate to the'Onefur,.• -4,,stn;Fgiotieh '•grailotrii:c!raiRe and. the arm-- • • • •••„ . ' THEY SAY -WHAT DO .THEY. '• • SAY f---1.ET', THEM SAY. The human :tongue long been regarded. as 1,#;•unrair mernhOr. and 4.1 imit- isiSehiekasker• •<.•;. • .• It is but recently that .neniespera, k • , reported ;the death Of :two, young we, t‘.ito is jt)Y snetiw,t4guo(f neighbors. - Where the mean talk of. se.hcA tius- 9ne case was ; An British 'Columbia. , tees drove the Youthful- lady teacher to take her own IIfe. The 'other story was from Owen Sound:. whete',41' hilsY- bodY neighbor -told a •YOung• Mile, that her husband went to see other Mro men. This wernen took poison. • Of course, those momen:,,did nc act wisey. We are 'living,4n-it -wet' With a great variety, . of people, an there is ,no effective way of prevent big mein i;eOple from saying mea things. A great deal can be said; an a greet deal' of mischief done Witheu giving:ground for e Slander • actio 'which only. Way the law ha . Inc way to deal with "whet peopl , say" is to disregard Most of it. Ther is an old and wie saying that "Ligh garcling theme*. The robust public men, .of Englen Who have tcr. encounter all Marine, • of slanderand misrepresentation have a saying eY say -What d they, say? Let them say." • .10, . • . IpArt..17140,.- $,zoxku. B.,FAcTORY - • • , • „ . • • ,‘ ' ; .„. -0 .•• • •• ,•• rrHE new til5"...-,witli its Pivotal. steering. and balanced front .. ' L"*.e.'•siviiiterPr*Oc41 91-4.1e;Prin-ci= 7'7WhreeLs, ilitiber .slioCii frianlatora- On , •,, ' . , . . ples,of-clas.sic beautirr7-is ',Ovid Rrtidf all 430,1:40 :together' with. hydra!stic: • that fine art can 'i.xistin stern metal: , shock Absorbers,. insure exCeptional t(i-...''. -.:-., -..'"--.:1,,...;". -::......''''.71-117:744iit.""cethriefi.lgc same rangetimeHlas giChrysofve;witIleerrisginembrg; ,'-' . riding and anb,eipailailigieadtliriirClitiin4c1S4ire-nrri:we4e;el't:hyeht6jr9o9stilici-i;-' '' '''' ''.. • ' . .. :. : :. . . : . • . 4 . . ;A.A... lot inotri:___ oase. . brakes,ad7tonsa taxisoittrcpeeaoef.of.ue.mminos;.. . ° . ' . .......,! . .777— "ng- . , n....- • rhythrn of isiotion that ,aeate nett " — safety an . .., • . :Widiits fairiOus'eSilVer-boine".high- ' • .1 . , 6 'balanced 7 -bearing crank: . • ' :, inutiediately ivith, id unpotr - `.. • ,,CoraPress17911,:engtne; With A ;gogn,tig..... _ , . . Chrysler:-...!''' impresses you " - . • ' - .' ' ' , e theft; with iso -therm .Invit, Niko cHaysLaii: • mg proportions7-and:',..cinisp... : the Ft11:11:fffluon,17. .0414(*ga,utance..in.thed.' 4-toc.'wig711:11845:Td:tui°7taiesIripl:Cfment.,ICIntniSse.extra".lavrr'i::91);.ga.dthlit.: - riesi teicleercretespscertancitefcnoifilfnc?etYtisoosc:nst9fnr.rootroesal, 3 '.. ,.. : ciA , , ,. •• , . of controlling tOntgc, • kr" . r lib I s'W' That is the correct attitude,. not • • • only for public men but fer private -.' ' ,citizens. As the.toneme of the sland- erer cannot Ise 'wholly restrained, one 'should Cultivate a contempt for it Why -should deesettr-respectibleipe_pple.L____, `.. • be driven to diapair bry the. gossip of .; • .., the. 6ase and irresponsible? • • •• , CHRYSLER MOTORS' PROPUCT .". • •t: • • • , • • I 0 • , - • G,' fi* praa.uioN SiNiisTgic OF EDUCAVIO•._ 1 , DURNIN PHILLIPS,- r. Lae -know ! N' . • Oiit 14 : Premier Ferguson appears to take one .r- • • , • , his duties as Minister of:4ducation mere serionsly' than any others. Again and again he -returns- to the subject, and, "so: determined' is he to effect ‘certain Changes in the ednatt- fonar.systOM of ,the' province that he is en eavoang 0 e ucate ,e peon e of the prOvine.: to his way of 'thinking: •Ent deterntination; is 'equalled only b his patience. At the recent eessionOf • thi Legislature 'the metier of school reform came in for e• good deal , of discussion. ' ' -'" In, the coma; of the dicusai'On; the fportimowiesi: briefly outlined his 'plan as • "The. pian -is that there should be a 6 pubhc scheol system in which the age wilt be 10. Under this, there will be two periods, a.Primary and a second, ary. The primary will be for the ages from-? to 11,and by which the z.inpil will' be able to get training in etery little acheol in Ontario. ihe second period mill be avail- able ..nt.hien pprroavetiniccael:lyvve'veertvyilr oiraalkseChtehoel work of the high school into the pub- lic school: r think that the rural School work •will be available in -the public Sehoels and by this the pupil in the little school will be able to get 'hpuisb'ifilerstsethiovpoi.years high school in.tho • 'This will be a. tremendaus, an irn ' merise, advantage to the pupils of, the public schOoli. Now, he* will we fill this -gap Which created in the high Schools?. We will take .the first year university work and place it in the . high school. Every headmaster of the high --Schoola at present 'must -be -a graduate 'of the University of Toren. •to �r of ;the Faculty ef Education. Thus: they are fully competent to ad- minister this work. * "Why should not every boy and 'girl, be given this Opportunity in his or her home' town, living at home - and for those living on the farms able to go into the town hy ;entree°, bile, of getting the benefit of this: ex, tra few years of training which they do. not get today? • . - "This plan is but the natural, evo- • lution .and growttil of education in this province. At Vie outcethe d. the determination on the, part of the Dent. of Edncation to equalize, edu- Cation- ,for our peetle: • "Go to Oxford and Cambridge and to jog along in the seine old there you will see the ordinary eotitse Denartniinit (I Education should haye taken' nil in three years.' That is:•juSt volot We sue.oest for the :(lniVerSity of Toronto: 1 have no ideas.t•Why the " • . • • tiAVINd, HANOVETt ,- The toWn "Of Hanover has. 'finally ticeeeded in making arrangements bi- wind' the streets,. of „the' tOk11...ire- o b,e paved this sunnier. The ten - tree -rhos, been let :and- ihe: /aro& 7 a-be---conblet-eireatly In Iiily-WV* her permitting; it may he ass:tinted. The -trennait Paving Conintiriy. of ttaiiii,Ran' has 'the diffract UN. *Well Apr a vt,r Vet* fine for a lob like' that.: • 'a neludeg• .autting,.: seweret . - MP street, It i§ expecteChoWever hit the cost .0 the town be it, out one hundred thousand oilers _Brennan's ,figure. entistanthit he- * the entineei estimated *it *blab #112464,21. • •••1 • • CONSTABLE AND ROUGHNECK . - ENGAGE IN FISTIC FIGHT Battle Staged..W'hen• •Clmstables -Search lE'i4ertin_Ultitel , Torrance:McLennan a brawny bee- , sink bully of Bruce Township Met y- ,more. than' his Match when be under, tiMIE to 'knock out Constable lVIcClevis at Pinkerton One .night Constable IVIcClevis and =Nelson went to the Pizikerten Hotel, to carry out a search for liquor having been tipped off to the fact that all was not as shOuld be there. • :The conetehlee entered by a back door -and found McLennan and, a man named Kirktown in a back liallwaY Nelsen:" suggested that McClevis ;re- main with the two men While• be ,(Nelson). went up stairs 'Le make a search. ' Upstairs Nelson fotind "Red Bill" , MacKenzie another boozer and figh- , ter:lying on a bed and evidently an - der thevewer ef John Barleycorn MacKenzie objected to Nelson malt- inga search of the room and they had. loud, words. At this Melennin `wanted , to go upstairs and MCCIevis • told him that he must not go.Mc- Lennan's reply Was a spiashing blow: to•McClevis' face, but the consfable •partly dodged, and in return landed a blow. on McLerman's ear Which brought- the bully to itis knees. He was up in an instant: and, smote Mc-. Clevis on the Chest only to receive cerritic-smash on the mouth. The twn. then clinched, and while McLennan wad_being held in a terrier with his hreath ant -off •Nelson -and MeEenzi carne • downstairs and Nelson warned The three roughs that they were get:. ting into instious* trouble in obstruct- ing the police in dischargo of their duty, and he backed up his suggestion by drawing a leaded beton whieh • he Was prepared t� use if the. fighting • didn't -•stop. This had the effect of subduing the Toughs, and the -search- • ing of the house proceeded' without further trouble. •-- The" upshiCef the affaii was ilia' all. three -McLennan, IvrileKonzie and' Eirkton hate. to appear in "Police'. Ciiint. Mi. LibPart owner of the Pinkerton.: Hotel, mat, also appeal - to Mover to a charge:75f allfineig drunkeneas in his house:. YOUNG, MAN KILLED AT ETHEL . . ' A popular young maii,by the marne •of Lloyd bonbar , of , the village of • Ethel wei fatally injured on March 29th while working it the Ethel saw- mill. He was ripping a hoard on a elerreedularanr w'athroo when he'l then Il• arht agPrielant- • t .. iorce rorn me saw: 'part of the - boortHilt-' Daithat eft -the, Pim-4ml- WM' breakiiirhis 3a* ir.f*Tal) deg; arid deeply laleetnating htt.fteek. Re. d neencienrti-tfttrifieve and did' 110 regain consmouseiess Ant, inc't.liolve.4hows which.he lived, lie w/o at 0110 taken to the tistowel HoSpital but the ettemimg physicians. !tom the fritt held out no hope . for hi..recovery, . • • ltrt. Dunbar waS one of the popular statingt-mnit- the-village--a-n-- :411 routid gaed Citizen ait :Wet, of 0:1ein lort .* ' • o. • 33;33, • ,r • i (4-44,"°*,'"c : • • .,;42:2",,.". -^•• C .„ • • iat MISTAKE WILL COST •A ,• , MILLION on, TWO ..re engineers in Charge' of the go whieh is t� span the Detroit 'River at Sandwich and Detroit, Made a very cestly • blunder which .Will postpone the cempletion of the big conitact for several months. The great cables on which the im- mense steel structrire was to be sus- pended were put in place some time ago and rntieh Of the steal, work put place. The :•wOrk Was koing on at a record -braking speed end ft looKed As though the bridge would be com- pleted early in July. The great Wire •eables, 19,inches in diameter, 3,700 -feet. long and containing eleven thens-, _and miles of wire, were thought to be neirject. But •about the firer. of March it was leareed` :that similar Cables which had been used in "a bridgein: -the East"' were 'showing signs of fadure---tin fact a number :of strinds of wire were found to have parted, and'it looks as though it 'will only be 'it matter Of time 'Until the great cable '.would give away- This being the case, it was at once . decided' that cablesse' recently • tenetructed for the ".Ambasea4or Bridge • Would not be Age, and that :they must come' dawn to be re: pined by others of different—wire. The wire Was "hot rolled" and • the "new Cables will 'he of ',(cold rolled". wire. , • ReinoVing,the prisent cables is the part of the work V ich presents the . greatest difficalty to the engineers. •t•• as the never before were eonfilnited with a like` task. The contract price for the. • twenty million dollars, but the changing of the cables will add Con- ' • siderahly to this, as well as delaying ,••• the 'date ef cempletion, , To 'p.reserv—e,,,-d-Qpeace,--sve need ganr. Of smaller and then of larger calibre. ....m...„..,.........,..,...;....4........;..............,.....,...• ,, ......„......,.... I• .: . Phone 'No:..10..is:..at YourServipe .We Sea tor' CelahWe Sell Cheaper Than The te.telli Stole ...,..w....,—,....4....5...:...... : . ,...........t....: . le . he•Nitadetii. :ideal Ineuba. .. , „Incubator, . 1 . toils ---:-T ,. "A- . of , : - .i.n..psE iNcuaAidas ARE . 111.1114, 'OP CALIFORNIA itEll) WOOD, DOWILE WALLS LINED. WITH CELOTAX. THEY HAVE. HEAVY.:COPPER • TANKS. ' AUf0BIATIC • . TuRNING TRAYS ' WITH BOTTOM. OF • THE ' vital(' aosT ou4r,rry ;OF HEAVY STEEL WIRE CLOTH THAT, WILL LAST A,LIFE TIME.. ' , : THESE JNCIiIIATORS ARE EITHER. OIL OR '41ZCtitt. AS .• • .....! . cazamck-...; .fica..lageiaa...a... . BROODERS .. . , '. ... - .. . • . :. • WE :HAVE TILKIBEAL COAL .BROODAIS, lil, . 400 - . , 40, 000. cinci,i SIZES. . . , vi .. , , , „ ., . . ., . I...ar ......;...., -Orncien.Cod Liver Oil . . .,.; . . - WE HANDLE' THE' Gonnisrm COD LIVER OIL WHICH ' 'IS ESSENTIAL 'Ol POULTRY .RAISING. • ; •• '• • gALVINIZED• IRQN: ...WE CAN. MAKE • YOLI -A 'pm> PAN At: • . • , ., ., . :. sm4. .1zo,'• Atts•and gitit:..;,!ANs., •-• : . . WE HAVE' AAP. 'PACTS 'MADE 014' TIN; 'TERNE .PIATE & • A REASONARI;WPRICE ON • SIgiltk. NOTICE, • , . ' ' . ..AXTZS atid An HANDL-ES •.:.... -' , . . . . WE HA v Et .THE:.SASSON. GiJAHANTEOs ED.AXEVRIelir ' --- GIVEN **ME .." gATISPACTION.: -viEE RAVE. 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