HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1929-08-29, Page 4•
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aye' heard of M.
Ut 33 millions' daily
Of Dorothy Dix,
s. n name, whose
aho aboyo, was
tly during her stay 'at
0.9.0010,1.4. DAMAGE..
e -,,OV Brant is likely to
4in forbeavydamages in connection
9..0" of William Be1decIi a.
r .who 1.19,0t his lile by
is Or over the abutment 01 8 bridge
in the township, Wide* was 'driving
bome::44,1ter Mghtilt-Ine• dark nifd
,fOggyi and the ear rniasing the bridge
4r8OOod Wont. eleven feet into the
water, it and the body
of Bel -
deck -Wfge-1090d1he-ne*deriv--0.141.
,APIIPatie9 of the, body 00100. Alif
(1%44 wivi -0.4t4.0.4 blow. on Ow best/
evidently reSerketl in the .1.44;land not
tralo drowning as Was at tIref
thought. , •"
• The bridge had :recently beea
ro-
built, and the officials 'sav 'that the
approaches were protected the same
• as they had been .before,
• It Is '6.30)upted that the ividoW will
enter action against the ton/418hio for
•'damages, on the ground that the -.an,
• .proacit,to the bridge was net properly
protected. I ' . ' ;,• ' •
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'ACCIDENTS -AND COMPENSATION
lednett, in Cintekte ae;hrelieni all
previous - records in the, nuMber- 'of
accidents reported to the ,WOrke:ien*
•Compensation Beard, 'there . having.
•,;been. 8,538accidents reported in
or ait•IXic,rease 01 4,150 over July
:year. ago," ,and 260, more than the muni-
ber reported for, °debar, ',10.20, which
was the highest preyjoris record sine
the commencement of Act in 1615.
The fatal cases riuriiiicied• 43 for July
as against against 40 in July 1928.-,
Thetotal benefits awarded. in-jalk
amounted' to 6716,649.28, of which
2692,616.36 was for coMpentiation to
,injUrecL-werkersbr, their dependants
and 124,033.92 for Medical Add.. In
July, 1224 the. total Wrielitrtawarded
amounted to, -$613,600.48. s '
• R. • B. Morley, general' Manager.. In-
dutitrial Accident Prevention Associa-
tions, speaking ; of these figures, says
thatmanyof-the reports:Aetna:Com-
pensation Board relate to 'minor, in-
juries, which,: in, former. Years, :Were
Considered "onlyias 'fait aid eases. The
-recordii--Of-theL.GompensatIori:-Baird-
show that forty-nine percent of al,
loweddemi involve payment for,
medical aia only. The iriereasie
total benefits, however,appears to
include some severity and Mt Morley„
states that it is evident industry
Must give More attention
safety' work. • ThM.records of the
Clustrial 'Aceident,. Prevention Assoc-
iations show that Many of the larger
armsemploying from 2,50, itp: are
giving close attention to aceldent pre-
vention and are getting' reatifts that
are satisfactory both to -executives
and workers: According to Mr. Morley
attributing 'accidents to the careless -
nisi of 'workers is nolonster. accepted
A goodexcuse because the so-called
"carelessness"' Of employees is simply
an admission of lax .supervision in the
the llanff Springs Hotel. She wae
on her Way from New Orlearia,.her
home* to VancouVer, iihenee 'she
sailed for tt.trip to Alaska aboard
the Canadian Pacific' steamer
Princoss Charlette. • 1
• 'KINLOUGH.,
#t"0 -Cat the
me aide liodgins Iast week. and
94 friend's. and relatives
' • 'z
o Rer Mr Alien of
itleatrat
• • e Anglican church here
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'PINED 6200 AND SENTENCED..
416 THIRTY ..DAY8 IN JAIL
7. • *. (Listowe antler).7
• . 2.tr, Wzii. Cialbrititii;' Eima,
'peared ociere ecince Magistrate :T..
On Stithrday, August li
nook two LnirgeS, laidTh7'ihief Wil
Ben.' . One Was .for being Mtokicated
'MO _was a .keeOnd ••offence, under See-,
.tioa . 81-2. of the Liquor Control Act
:and upon his ,Plea 01 guilty, he was.
given the minimum o‘ 1.0000 and
'costs and .With the option .of .4 months.
Lie, paid the fine. The Other
churge' $A as for •driving cut agtorriehile
While intoxicated, and upon this he
pleaded guilty and Wes given a pew
alty: of 30 (lairs in jail; •„ . '
On Pridav afternoon wh14e driving
out Wallace street and woobling afl
over the road,'. Mr. .Galbraith'struck
struck a wagon driven by, M. , Otte
Nickel, 4th con.; 'Wallace: His ear
then ran, up • on the: „lawn of „Wm.c;
Stricher 'and J. R. Burgess; carnehack
to the pavement and then crossed' a
portion of_the lawns of E. S..liudson
and Mrs. Hanna on the oppoeite side
Idie street 'before he 'brpught it to:
L -Mr. Nickel Was thrown backwards.
into hid wagon and received slight in-
jories his head: The Wagon' was
dainaged,, one 'Wheel being broken off;
The harness was liriiken and the Not!
• es suffered. Minor cuts. '711r. Nickel;
Was -fortunate .in escaping a.s lightly
as he did for the accident 'Might eats-
heea much More seripus.
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*BLoOD OAMAGE COMES MOB
wqb will met o
atA).* •31st at the henna of
s Grace Haldenby., • - ”
visited ' her dau-
ht�r Mrs. 11. of Owen.:$onati,
.„ :
and grand
Aanki:40,:mlOv .Ifean Wall 'returned,
- home from Tonawanda U. S. accoMp.'
anied by Mr. Clifford . Lloyd.
hIcLetni,i and,.:PV8lin;`,
ra.'11,',Orahn* Kathleen „meter-
Weeit' tayluk. Wes..
• abintosh'and family to tlieir'-hohae
retUfning, home •. Siiiidey.
,t•
evening.
' ..7. ; • '•
Hodgins ,entertained
.ritinaber of girlsat .a birthday 'Part)"
on TridaY afternoon in honor Of . her.
• niege ldiee;Bidriey..,Parry..of "Detroit:
Mr. and Mrs. po,„. Haldenby and
.:fitlitili:With,:lifr,a,nd Mrs,:11. McGuire
and - family MotOredTtir-, Toronto last
'week and teak hytha'opening.dayei .of.
the. Ex. , • .
Mr. P. Stehtaghee of Stratford % was.
a Week end guest of Miss Grace Held=
: hip. Iitalquiray of Teeswater has- been renewing old
aemihintaMesin
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the :. vicinity. '7 ' _.
Thocorairitinity well greatly shecked
to learn of. the, sudden death, of Mrs.
Hiram, Shelton. We extend Mir:Sincere
• sympathy to the ;bereaved. faMily..7
Mr. and 108, Chas.' Gillespie and
• pari Of • Wiliteehutelt.- were -Sunday
•-Visfteed • at Jas. liddgitts. • '
:Ur .nod Mrs. Jno.- Barr and twin
-babes visited at Wm. Peeey'S on St*7
deurs:ey, and her grand -daugh-
ter. Miss Conrad. of Dagen" .returned
to theiOnillibe after visiting for some
• • time *With ,Me. and Mee Wes.
Mr..Robt. McLean . has.. PUrchased,a
new Chet.' Sedan. • ••
The Anglican Church Garden Par-
tv
held Aug. 20th,, was a great•Onecess
The weather proved• very, favorable
• and A._,splendid; ,supper and program
•. ivgaenioyed hrv the large crowd "Which
attended.
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1
pript
UM-1ff Sto..
N T.1 g14
, .
atedaY onjng
at Lue1rzp1.Opt4rzo'
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A..D, 1.1#.40#41%. Proprietor
or.
THW
RDA*, ^i'vialltiT 29th 102*
THE,'IOEDS.4011),).PREE sr.004
:ThEire, has: 'af 144 been,' a greet -SOU-
.,, ,
trovereY, •; Teraitta •Oaer, the Preyellr'
1,,,
Oen of ,suf: yea -ale reetlas announced
to he half by that neley element,
known as 'the otreds.q.”-
' ' Tba.-Yagetillef vo** al*
a Way,1,.as to constit
the:: Of.iii4e, 'iis. the '.°7
friatibete44liei, did
•
unced inapeb
- a ehalleaffe .to
authorities had'
Police' to see.
fe.. it that no. sueb .meeting should be,
held-. • ' •' • • .
Officials of of the:W: •B Foshay CO.
of 'Minneapolis, owners of the Walk --
piton Electric Co. estiniatee .:that
has already cost them' some .640,000..
to, repair the • damage .dime to their,
power dam in Walkerton' caused by
the spring fiodds of the Sau.geen Riv-
er.: This much , higher'. than was at
Lfirst.estimated. and is ,sti11.7-not :the
end; as it is expeeted it 7.411 take an-
other month :to. Completethe work. •••
'Engineers; .•tentractOrs and. • two
'sore Men have: :beep emPloyed. 'oti
the, work the 'n'ast three :months, and
they have, on ,variPui occasions 'receiv-
ed severe setbacks,- owing to ,beds of
ouickaand and. -shale •-hottoma, making
their appearance. .' • -
Pitie:Spott On.Foott Rhrer •
a
371 -
Expert- anglers. from Chicago,
$ew York and other 'Crated States
eities, as Well as, Canada, are jiist .
now in the throes of the big fish .
Contest at the rteitelv.ItiVer Bunga-
low Camp 'Which has been One a
to major 'Prizeff of anglers on this ,
Continent' SOT the past lew*.yearso
to--dittothe-letick-4ait-li*o taken-by7,
muskie but there. ,19 silIl
thriato beat oven:this ntonter. 4
�f -47,-(-)ot intereat tO anglers'
M the fat that the Camp is on the;
Mainline of the Canadian Pacific
'Railway and iff. tiCaording1y2ea,s1i3r ,
accessibI toSpOnellieli-freitt thd
large Cities. In addition to fish -
'Inc facilities of the highest 'kind
there are also ample opportunities
Lor eatioeing for hundreds of miles
°vol.' se ' of tlawfinest streams and
141te/4.-01.--t e..-.1toribrilirdogitt*.0Outti
ttIe 00104 untlovost4 by volAtor
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HQLYR 001)
• Miss .Isabel Chesnut has purchased
. .
a new FerdrPoach ,Poin-111.adersott
agent. at iiicknOw: ,
'Miss Myrtle .Caidtand' is assisting
with the 'work at Mit! Murdoch Me!
Mr.' Will Itotriton who: had the
Misfortrine- to be kicked: by a horse
is"tlie•Winghttm Hospital for
trea-
tment. " •
• Mr. 'and Mrs: -Ernest Ackert and
family Motored ,,to London recently'
for the - day. '
. .
Mr. and Mrs. Clancy from Tatiffili
FlOride were Sunday visitors at the
Purvis home.' .
,Miss Gwendelyn Ackert entertain-
ed four of. her teachers on -Wednes-
day, the Misses :Jean Bab, Teeswater,
Mary Netzainger. London, Agnes' A.,
Donohue,, Brantford, and Laura Barn-
es of Harriston. •'
Mr. and Mrs. Hockley and family
Mr. and Mrs. Jackson and family; Mr.
and Mrs. Dickenson and family' held.
their manual Picnic recently and
greatly enjoyed the da.
Mr, and Mrs. Thontas •Henry,• Rap-
id City wern'i.eeentvisitore'With Mre
• Murdoch McPherson. •
• Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Menaresand
and faniily front Memphis, Tenn., who
have been holidaYing with their •uncle
John Purvis, leftby motor for their
lionte on Monday.: •• •
' Mr. and Mrs. Peal* Purvis and
son who belie been holidaying With
• friends here,. left for their home in
Vale Oregon a few days ago. • .
• Milridargaret .Colvin, ' N. Of
Cleveland, who i holidaying at her,
.licone in Tekswater i a guest Of Mrs.
'Abner Ackert.
J. Miss Douhledee of. Wrorter spent
a few diiya recently Witsh'
• Eadie. • - •
Mr; Joint. MacDonald 'and daughter
Frauds- from Kansas Cit, Mo. AO
,have been .holidaying With his broth-
er-in-law, Mr. John PtirVia, left b3
• Motor for their hinne on Saturday. ,,,
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Aellert and
children ,were Sunday Viditors.', at
Ethel:. They. were accompanied' home
,hy Miss Winiiified Ackert ;who' had
-spent the past ,week• Withifriertilt4 at
theL
±..the regular- nieeting Of Ow 1,1-31a
111 be. held --at the bootie of Mrs%
ariest Ackert. Topic, Home as
Community Centre, by Mrs. Waiter
liodgine. Director,. -Mrs, _Eldon, Eck-
Miavviller, toll Call "Recipe foi“.Pick.
tee Adtlfeas by. Rev: Gallaher "Lea-
• gue of Nationt.'' Plower, ,Cditest—
Home graiivr! intite than
nine Mooing ,of olinthilut or OSMIUM
Linich
the,. 8�U 1411, 'hits 1.1044 41140
0111 1104101)11(
' When'a efeWd gathered in.the'park`
and awake* Were about .te_addionis.
it ;the. police ordered .everybody out
of the •park.
'There were - 'Oriole of : the pollee
having treated kerne of the people
roughly, but these 'stories, mostly, told
by those who hate,,the police and all
their wed* *lie ...quite' evidently
grossly egagg?Olteilifi Utterly false..
iThe.,-•mein, yObti.„.reis.ed,...7.110wever,'
was the wisdom Or otherwise of per-
mitting speaksirsto address a publie.
Meeting, when the knoili purpose of .
,
the Said 'speaker # Was to preach sedi-
tionthat is -thes.defiance of at auth-
ority-andthe-otertheoeLof_constitut-.
lonal government. -.. - . , •
There are tht :tithe maintain that
,theae4ant...40010 blatherskites should
be allowed to preach what they like
to anybody whe)ricty care to listen to
them, while OA rs contend. that the
preaching of se1 ,ition and achrocrtey
of aimed"rebellt n should he "nipped
in the bed," aest that the way to do
this is prevent Ihe teaching: ". '
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The r police, .,iiiaps, . were ' a little
permature ill:tit tr action , when . they
ordered the pep le; -to leave the park
a
.befOre the speng began. A better
• . ., 4
go on until they -actually began to:ad7-
course might h . to let., the . speakers
vocate sedition,a. and then net only
stop them but 'tree , ti; it that they
should never have another chance it
that sort 9f Oleg. Jail and clepoetat4
tion for every' one of , them is - the
remedy. ' .-•'
PROVINCIAL Pxot:OKAN
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41r, Sinelair, leader ofthe Liberal
:patty in Ontario, has been declaring:•
for, 8Onle time that there 14,
provincial election in Onter,10'tl,04 fall
be
:4/14170;9tt
yhei:.;.oi,7 to
00
• Premier Ferguson said some time
ago, ib4t. be 440-44e934:-**It'e-:
about it, or something to that effect.
,P1:ledoettence,mr u
i:ntot4 go 04initg4,04,. teol 1 , Athenw0
•mther -One. Ferguson 'said that when .
a (Petition arose on which it seemed
advisable to gonaelt the People, there
lAreuld. be an eleet14147.-Whether the
.InFliement hed run its 'full time or
not. ' • '
But that had nothing 'at all to _do
,l.1‘;-Pat;'ts e
time for an election when the par-
ty. With
:nagers think the
.1•
• There
may be :9et:ePieIn:)4:ePPiwhich
IeCster:13
unfavorableetet In
:7thatteite it is Wise to have an .election
before that unfavorable condition ,be-
comes top 'Strong, • •
• Theta can he no, doubt but there:*
a rising tide, el sentiment' against the
goverement's liquor policy. Fifty
mil-
lion dollars Spent on liquor in one
,year; drunken men driving automo-
biles;
drunken *en and-heYs again
familiar on 'the streets, 'drunken girls
Innoking-ancl-swearing-in-peblie.-411
these are causing people to weeder if
*government centre', is really a, good
..11(itlor 'Policy. Every day they are ma.
king 'enemies for •the government. '
" •This ant -liquor, sentiment -is not;
yet organized -and -should orgallized-arid-lheuld '•an-Okeetioit
' be nulled eft in, the near future it
would . find n� peliticaf expreddionlar.
`The-Liberal-Party.polloyres-rinnounc.i
ed. by Mr.; Sinclair„ is the seine is the
Conservative Party.' Policy.. Mr. Sin-
e believes that geVernment, con -
1 had the backing of pnblie. *via!
Aic;i11`;:b 'ire is really no oti;e
— :i big issue.
•In other matters the Ferguson Gov -
eminent appears to be doing reagan-
'itbly Well .There is nothing 'Nat 'now'
• in .sight to brierabout defeat. ,
" Should an appeal to the electcirs be
made, the government is certain of
victory, and - government -Acton*
Will be taken by. the politicians, stO
mean -an endorsation of government
• control as a liquor policy:
We need not boaurpriatid if we db
have an 'election in.November.
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- 'Iliebilileif * IsPrVtitc; .
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i lippe4ra . there can be little
ft
'goo deite Int ,4 e :World Withent pro-
ducing some 'he .:The :charity Which
helps the nefiktunete, and of which
• every intelligerdi person approves; en•
courages linprbyidenee. • There are
men (More Man than women) .so lazy
and so mean that when they see a
chance to view starvation through
'charity will malfe noreasonable effOrt
to mita e,liviiiit, : ...
. It is 1,epti4 tilat the city ef Toronto
is'OgOn.lecolcing forward tit baying an
army of 4unOtal4oYeki' to care for dar-
ing the ootor, 4.levir of these May be
•deserving,hat 'there cannot litst doubt
that • nettelY all: the destitution which
this unemployment means is due to
• virastefulrihss Or a refusal t� Week
under coritt1o0 which an honest Min
would 'gladly arfcept, Theother day 4
Toronto magistrate sent a min:to-Jail'
for 30 days tolling him that he, (the
• magistrate) ' believed that he dimPlY
didn't want to work.'• .
Much • of this- inteMplgyment in the
big cities, !inutile Merely that the un-
employed pima won't work unless be.
:can get eaeasy job at big pay, and
that too where he Can have frequent
'access to the pleY house. or gambling
den. Jail 411 jail fare is good enough
Or this ,e0et. '
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CARELOOSNESS AND . .
C.QMP,ENSATION
A
.Mr. R. a. Morley, manager of the
tnenstrial Accicierit, Prevention AMP -
dation,. States 4hat eareiessnesi—of
tele. party °Wird 3i1-tird 1iOtin 01 ncei-;•.
deets, is no lcinier aeeepted as a tea -
son why compelleation should.not be
granted. the Compensation Board
taking the vieW, that 4`cstrelesciness ori
• the part ot:an employee Is evidence of
g lax ,•eurierv1eien..01 the plant;• ,.
Here we beech iiirther • evidence of
the teedency to view, the arage-earnera.
as an, unthinking machine While
'true` that machines 'and :Planta, 'rny
de needlessly dangerous, there -is still
.qed.te a large; lleili lot the exercise 01
Teafoinalle .cere on tht part' Of-wprk-
era. Of course feer..Want to get hurt
deem When ititiciana idieriess with- pay
• Wit . there it such 'a thing iscarelss.
• Mies mid. Workers. should not he led
to • beliOr that they. are Wholly 'Wes;
potisiblefine accidents...The. element Of
danger never can be Wholly eliminated
.,Wilere • effective: machines are used,
and .injttry can.be nvotded only-10Iw
,W11t011111, 40,4.9t the 9O*S19t0'..4.114.
porn.
.1
e'ie i
and ltre
• s. ch. ocarships at .lidaG111.11n1-
. .
Montreak. , Covering five
yearstuition ,,for .enniloyeei :,who
are nitnere or-minor.i Sons of bin-
ployees have been awarded -by. •the
Cana,tian Racific .RailWaY.this year, ,
clue to Co P. StUrdee, son orn. P..
Sturdee, assistant goner*, . pessea-
ger agent and' the other to. William
P. Minion, son..of John Dunlop of ..
the pension department of the rail. • •
way at the bead office of the Com-
• pany-The seholaishipe provide for
one, year's tuition -in the ticultiof
arts followed by telly 4years!
In ireldtectOre, chemical, Civil. me-
•, 'chanicei or electrieal engineering.
,RIght Hon. .Witiatoa*ChurcbllL
Chaneeller of the Exchequer in the.
late Baldwin ,Governnient In Great
Birtain1'. al rived in Canada recently
• on the. Empress .of Aiistralia and
made a tear cif the country from
Montreal to Victoria. ' He 'visited
Toronto,. Hamilton, :Niagara Falls,
, Winnipeg, Regina., Edmonton,. Cal-!
• gary, Banff; bake Louise,'BicaM-
°Ili, Vancouver and -Victoria. 11.
Will 'leave the latteecity September
• • 5 arriving at Seattle the 5411210
ing. He travelled Canadian Paci-
fic railivity and steamships -during
the *hole of his trip. .
Pgrchased fora sum in excess of
• $50;000,- an 'oil painting of Lord
Peterboreugh by Ste Anthony Van
Dyck, court painieg• ,te King Melee
L, was tarried by the -Canadian Pa-
cific • Express Company by steamer
Montrose. • to. . Montreal 'recently, I
.very • special preeatitions, being .
'• taken to ensure safe delivery.- It
, woe boOght byA.J. Nesbitt, prom'. '
nent huffiness leader of Montreal..
• Conn:nerds! 'apple crop in the
province of Nova Scotia -thiti year.
*111 total..aboiit: 1.509,000 barrell,
about. 420,000 barrels more than,
• Year.__ThelOntarioorop '
inflated at 770,000 bail*, up
000 barrels. over 1.91i. The Britt*
Ceitintbia crop .: Is igoad'it, tot:
100' 'boxes, about 19 per dent: %es
• than jest year.. The 'raspberry. /Op
is reported good all • OW Mead-
. ,
As a result of etlierimenis ;Cot-
cincted Over several years gest.
et the Canadian Pidetil. De-
partment of Agriculture test' Mint-
ed that -two or three 'varietiel Of • '
wheat have have been at developed
that will resist Ttlat4. No .immet :
• have •Yet heart given the, new vole.
thrittlied It WII1 be two or three,
With befOre they can he produced
• „sufficbint qestritities ter seed
Rant Andersen,: his two
daughters, and two ions; are the
first settlers -td arrive for the new
Danitili Colony .in Rants County,
Nova Stotts, Which is being pro; '
moted .by the Canadian 'Pacjft�
,Colettlia.tiori, and. bee01011.
•• pieta -Ilefartniiiit They have goilff •
44! the *Oak •411.441- Whifththq
• puriMilit kit,* -
; 441001404 IOC: *
e4,it .
o,olvOi Owl bibbilis
Here. .the 1929 tire for the 1929:car:
• Noar 1 design„and construction
• Entre thick tread deep;ent blocks to
• give greater nim-elcid mileage. '
Rugged:cereals is built With web Cord. it
'Ime. strength Where 1929 'notating' Coe- 7-.'---
• ditions demand it Side-walls are itrongly
• buttressed toTaoist rut-1rd* m•-•-ith wow:. .
ior safety and long Mileage, for the Job
your 1929 car his to do, the new Royal
Cord le the one iire for ion '
BOYS. SEEK ADVENTURE •
• There has been a good deal of an-
xiety in tne nettle of • William Mer-
chant of Brant Townshipthe •past
week oteer. the . disappearance. Of his
son; James Mere -tient, a laci of
1.
,er. Merchant had employed on. his
,farni an English' lad, 17 years of age,
:whom he had *got a few Months- ego
from the isarnardo Home, .and itp-
peal* as though the tvvo lads had,
;made. Oft 'together.
' •Thei were sent to a field
some distance from l the farm house
• to Work on Saturday Morning. They
tailed. to come hoe for dinner:, itrui
• on a search being made they could
net be fel* aboet the place. On Sear
-
citing the ['English boy's room it was
' found that his grip Ind-Otha belong
hilts were .gotie..so. MT. :Merchant de,
,;Cidect that -the two lads had gone off
• together in quest Of adventure in the
• green fields ' far • away. It was soon
discovered: that the bciys had been
seen- in Forinosti viUage themorning
of their disaPpearande, but Where
theyWent from there could not be
ascertained. The matter was reported
to the tonnty and provincial police,
and the liklihood is that the pair have
• been discovered and sent home before
tide time.
A WORLD' APART_
WheiLiciu leave thesteamer
Of Temagami" .yo,u are in a quiet re-
treat seemingly thousands of mires
from the noisy Workaday world. Peace
and quiet are the aid laws of this
forest kingdom, twenty miles from
the neareat autemObile and a -hundred
from a street car.
Under the %idly trees of Tema-
gami, black bass,lake trout ahd Maar
• kininge lie -in wait for the fisherman
in the innumerable lakes. The quaint
Indian settlements, the magnificent
scenery and the many other attrac-
tions shnply can't be appreciated un-
til you see them.
• Ask' year,Canadian National Agent
for literature and 'information on
Teniagami,
ROD AND GU*
• With the . approach... Of fall,. the '
*thoughts Of sportsmen are turning
towards hunting both deer and feath-
ered ganie. The September number of -
Rod and Gun and Canadian Siler
Fox News, "just issued, contains an
exceptionally fine article on deer
hunting by C. N. A. Ireson, which will
prove of gxegt interest to .deVotees
of that sport.
However this is only one of a Col-
lection of equally good articles and
features *which deaf aUtharitively
with 'other -departments: and advent-
ures' in outdder life and which pro4
vide thoroughly good reading for all
sons for frame throughout Canada arid
interested in outdoor lite. Open sea -
gotta for game throughout Canada and.
a full reportef the annual meeting
of the Canadian National .Silver 'Fox
Breeders' Association are %chilled in
this issue. .
THE AIR IS 'DIFFERENT
Lake of Bays is one thousand - or
raorefeet above sea level, and the al-.
titifda of this sequesteredgroup oflakes combines - withthe fragrance of
the Pines. td give' the visitor a new
vigor in life; YOU have teat enjOyment,
golf or paddling all day long without
tiring. You eat' heartily and sleep like
a log.
Selettl.6'.-Ytoither tinf. ationirom_atk..
from iristie cottage to the auk Ore-
tentions' Of hotels. Canadian National
Railways' conifortable, trait* Mined .
at lidlitiVille7With the -steamer for
all palate on the. Lake%
Ofittlialli. trill flt
'
. TOWNSHIP OF WEST
• WAWANOSH CLERK% NOTICE
• Yiters, .List, 1929 Municiptility of
West •Wawanosh,- Huron COnnty:
:„NOTICE, is :hereby given that: I have •
complied. with Section of the ybt-
:ers' List. Act, and. that I have nested'
up at my -otfice in ,West Wawanesh
on the 22nd day of August, A.D.:1929
the, list of all persons to vote in the
• said municipality n for members • of
parliament and: municipal elections,
and that such list remains there foe
inspection: And I hereby call upon all
voters to take immediate proceeding% -
to have any errors 9r &Omissions cor-
rected according' to law; the last day.
for appeal being the 12th day Of
September. A. D. 1929.
• :Durnin. Phillips, Clerk
Of the Tciwnship of'West-Wa-witiesh.
\ R. R. 0, -Lucknow.
•
`NOTIO
• Voters' List 1929,„Municipality. of
the Village of Lucknow. .1 •
. Notice is hereby. given that I have ,
complied With ,section of ThciV�t
• Cis' Lista Act and that I have Posted
• Uo -at my office at 'Luck/low on the
• Thirteenth day of Angust A D. 1929,
• the list Of all persona entiticd yoto• •
in the, said IttiniciPality et mungpal
elections and that such list reMane
here for inspection. • • '
And t hereby call upon all vptera
to take immediate , pecreeedings . to
have -any -errors or Mrissions--eorrecz-----7
ted according to the last day for
• apneal being the Third day 61 Sept- ;
embet, A.D. .1929.
Dated at Liicknow this 13th daY —
Of August A.D. 1029. •
• ...Tese.ph Ageew,
•
UYING PUBLIC'S •
-,
PECULIAR WAY •
• (Toronto Giobe) • •
•
• The, Chatham belly News has . a
buil 'tine theughtful article in a re- , •
Cent issue on the subject of buYing '
pods at home.. It galls attention to
a, peculiar psychological condition that
most 'people 'whether • they admit ft ,
or not, are Subject to. That is; the ,
idea thatthe horrielnirdeilarticle is in- ,
feller to that which /Me the stamp on
it announcing its manufacture abroad. -
What 'Canada 'needs; ' according t�
the Chatham newspaper, is '"a cam. •
paign Of edeeetion to remove these
'pssichological twists in huniah‘nature" '
and lead to the ,,Purcbase of home-
made good's...There is mete truth than
'fiction in the opinionethus expressed.
Business bases are sgnietimes'blamed1
for not Stocking more' Canadian goods •
lied. pushing the product of the Dot ,
minfen. Bit storekeetiers ,are compel.
• led to give the ubblit what R Waltti
if' they wish to stay in bileineda. There
are- few stores that tiould not gladly./
wares with the made -in -Cana'
label in preference to those Of foreign
mice. It is the buying public That
will not "have it eo. The ,Ipleer thint
that min and. vomit -en 'make thele.'
purchases' Itthering, under the deltisiott.
that -the gooda-they-buy; if litinde",-11.-,-
*bad Masi be better. ihan the :home
prhduct. women Par.
chase perfume., trim' 'Paris and sitOeS
from New York In Toronto stores that
are not ,one better; if, as kond, •
e--iii4totatin-.--- There a
'ways tote of room tor a ttuytat.ttothe
caniptign,
tondo, ont. his 70 01110 fitatialia
IllfelflPti en and I tit* br. we real not.gOtolthwirth". toloittimitni
t,blt ,tir,01 to 044001, . 00.04
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