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THE LtiCKNo.W .sEN'I:INEL ""` ''rauRSDAY, JUNE 19th, 1930.
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out mustd>
0es'UiG. them aft ALL
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precautions tali the : te•
Have your:car in perfect mechanical condition "particularly PRIES,;.
_, STEERING GEAR. and'IfEADLIGHTS: •: ` x
GIVE "YOUR TIE1TION YOUR DRIVING.
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passing traffic�be sure there is;a place ,for Youiat}atraffic lneahead:
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'.Narver attempt to vase •org curves or steep'grade'.
In` erste in main streets. ' highways, .. i ra`l*a:
rt is or or in •approaclun a. ll. , ,y crcNiioig
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where' a'full view of the track is obscured-5TQP and.�004. '
5 When other vehicles try to pass you—LET THEM PASS.'
When
making a right ,turn, keepto the ' of the'highway; 'when
,When
n8 . , right
g a. left turn, keep to the centre: •
a. 01 Always SIGNAL, before you slow down, stop,.or chane our:'course, and
never -BACK, ITP before scertaining tht ttrpad behind is clear.
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;The, ICeystone of Safety/
on the King's Highway
and all +otherroads and st+eets •
CARE
•COURTESY
COMMON
5EN5F.
Safety
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The HON.: GEO. S. HENRY," G7iairman
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PENSIONS ARE' COSTLY
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An. Ottawa newt dispatch • says that'
• the • Dominion Governnient, has up to
the end' •of 'the Last -fiscal year, •con-
tributed $3,771,54; 48 to the :provin-
,. •ces• in :-rid of. old age "nsions, and
that; the disbursements -'to ;.he 42,553
sioners . 't i lu ghoul Canaaa a -
pen s i;
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mottntccl to ., i,. t !2, ,79.3 Z. ,
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To-get something done quickly find
'a busy marc. To find a busy man look
• for. one : who cusses . the tele ohone:
Still .if. roan could. realize holt nn7
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important he•.,is, who Would•makethe
after-ainner.• speeches:.
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Having a great-en.gineer on the jo►'
doesn't .seen" to help very inrush if.'
there are •tbo many brakemen. . •
WHIT;x^13URad
'Mr. and Mrs. Orval Newby and
Mrs. Ne woy, • Sr • of • •London; also Mr.
and. Mrs. .Palmer of Wroxeter, spent
the week end with Mr. arid Mrs. Wal-
ter Lott.,
Mr. ,+tnd Mrs Dungan Kennedy
spent Monday in .Stratford and while
there called on -Mr. and Mrs. _Wm.
Martin.
• Mrs. Harry Tichlorne of Goderich
spent a fewdays at the lorq}e of her
perents, Mr. and Mrs. David Ken-,
nedy.
We are sorr to report the serious
accident -of 'Mr Jas. Sutherland whose
team ran awa y. He was thrown un-
der :the
nder:the wheels• of, the 'manure sprear,
der" a'nd suffered a compound fracture'.
"ahoy' the ;-ankle of his left ' leg, the
bone being .pushed through bis, sock.
He `sr as rushed to :the 'W itigham hos-%
pital' wherehe iS:; rece.1!" ing• :medical'.
treatment. I steet'reports" state:'he is
Slowly improving.
Mr. and' M.rs. john Reid of -Auburn
visited , With Mr. end 1WIi ,David
Kennedy -on• Sunday,.
Very successful anniversary ser
vices were held in the Presbyterian
Church here on Sunday last when the
Rev,, Dr. Jas. • Wilson preached to very.
La'r'ge congregations, both morning
and- evening. The offerings amounted,
to almost: $450.0G.• • ,
We.. aro. sorry to report the. serious
illness of Mr. Eli. 'Jacques.
The memb res' of the United f'h'^rch
had •a most .enjoyable picnic','tt :Her-
ber • Park, Goderich on June 1.4th.
Mr. and , Mrs. Wm. Purdon; also
Mr. and': Mrs. John:.Purdon visited
on kenday ,with `Mr and Mrs..' A.
Cameron, Ashfield.
Mins Merle Wilson 'of Stratford
General Hospital is spending her va=
cation at the home.,of her parents;
Mr. and :t-Irs. •Jas. Wilson."
Mr. ' and Mrs.- Iioht. Pu-rdon ..and'
f,+irrri'v visited' on •Sunday with Mr.,
and Mrs. Irvin Henry of ,Lucknow:
Dr. and Mrs. Scott .of Bav City.
Mich.; spent the week end; ' at the
home of Mrs Scott's hr. other, Mr
Jaa. Wlzon. Other ari'itors at Wilsons.
were, Mics Frances Wilson of Wing-
ram- 'and mer mother; -• iMrs.--Thon as
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„Wlsoir,
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if J” Cha;nmey' of Belg'rave spent
a: few' days with her daughter, Mrs
Raymond Finnigan. •^. • .
Mrs: Ben Comfort and son:: Ennis.
are visiting her mother Mrs. Blake.
Mrs. Sid Gibson. of Stratford spent
the week end With •Mr. and Mrs. Wm..
McConne1 1. • ,
•-Mrs.-Blake who-. spent .the f' past
past.
week. with ''friends at • Kitchener and.
Stratford •returned, home on Monday.
Mies Jennie Bolden of Toronto is,
staying with' Mrs. Wm Dornin..
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FO`$ everyone mho • plans
to build a home the ques-
tion ofroofing looms large
in importance. If you choose
haphazardly you may pay
a heavy penalty in leaks,.
weather disfigurement, fire.
If you choose with care and
exercise good taste your re-
ward will be a , Brantford
Roof of unique 'charm–a
roof that combines rich, vi-
brant colour harmonies with
the last word in protection.
To bep you make the right
choice the Brantford Roofing
Company has prepared a fas-
cinating series of cards, de-
picting
e picting. in actual colours the
popular designs obtainable
' in Brantford Asphalt Slates.•
glue blackand tile red are
• the dominating colours of
"Singapore" which is laid in
a staggered• design. "Tr'ini'
-Ilse in ripe, rich hues=brig*
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The harmony -of buff
'bronze and .olive in the
"Vienna" treatment will
bring. warmth and versons . .
ality to your home. , -
• Old-vvorld charm and colour
warmth Mingle in the red, tile red
and purple.design • of "Mosque" a'
thatched treatment? that has teen
• popular•sin'ce its introduction ®.
• "Mandalay" has the ringing •
colour tones of •Kiplin'g's song, but
massive in design, it , preterite an
'aspect of substantial dignity.
"Cairo" with its colour har-
marries is like a memory of Egyptian
bazaars. "Barcelona" and "Madrid''
recall to mind the sunny gardens of
old Spain .
.And all these Brantford Asphalt '
...Slate : designs are pertnanently fir
and weather resistant.
Write fir this dolour -to aerie!).
of cards poi saying the many style ,
effects of Branford Roofs for your
liome. : .41 • • •
bianttotci ltooing Co. i:itnrted, riead'O6icp anti Factory Brantford,'Oot.' .
detaacb (Racial arta ithrehoudeit Toronto, Windsk,rr, Viiutipeg, Mamma. Hathlax St''int John N.B.and SL IAA Nfd.
Ecrr Sale byt-Wht. NiURDit & SON
Mrs: ,:I•lenry G.atiat ret,iai•ned to
Vancouver on Thtir ,Ay •
Mr. and Mr:;, W. C'roz'er and
family 'visited West eld friends on
Sunday. ,
Mr. and Mrs. John Swan and fam-'
ily spent Friday,' with friends' at
Lothian: : '
Ai number from here attended the'
anniversary se'rvice's in Dungannon
Presbyterian Church . on Sunday:
The Lawn Social which . was. held,'
here on Wednesday • evening was, a
derided' success, a .good supper fol-
lowed by .the 'pray entitled "Smile
Jimmy, Smile as ,gre'tly enjoyed.
1. house. -i
:by a full ho.rs�'lo e.eds $1,10:00,
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.Mr.: arid Mrs: Darker : of 'Oakland,
Cal., 1VLt...and :lirs..James Farter of
Kiriir,<trdine •.called, at. the Purvis home.
Sunday. • ,
Ml'ss; M'arjonie N'ishe•of, Palinerston
spent, Sunday at the 'home" "• 01 her
uncle, Mrs. James, Baker., • .
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Thompson, ate
spending a few days` With friends ,at
,Georgetown: '•
'Mr. and Mrs. Richard Elliott and
children are holidaying ,at the lat-
ter's parents, • Mr. and. Mrs. Corbett
of 'Alliston. • '
Mr. and • Mrs. •Alnier. Ackert Were
Sunday visitors at John• Walker's.;
Paisley:
Miss :Doubledee :of Wro;:eter:was '
a guest .of Mrs. Will, Eadie over the
week end. • 1 •.
Miss Gwendolyn Ackert is home
for the school vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. .Crowston and frim it',.
and Mr.: Falconer .of Pain erston v, i'e
guests .at Mr. Ernest AChei t'•s, ..Sun
day •
Arkert's Saw Mill is, in operation
again. , • • , ,
The • Holyrood Women's . Pnstitute
held their monthly 'meeting :at the
home of Mrs. Earle Hodgins ,on June
5th., The president; Mrs, Jos.. Hanna
presiding, A !Rao. of appreciation
from Mrs. Jos. F. 'Wall was read by
the secretary,: Mrs. Haile Hodgins.
Mrs. Ernest ,Ackert and :Miss
Pearcy. were appointed a's `Sick-Czs' i`="
mittee," A piano .solo- was: given by
Miss Daisy Ayles The Roll .(,all was
ansvi red 'by a Salad Recipe. T"ye`•
meeting closed- in the usual y �y-
after ,which lunch was -served .14 the
hostess and, committee•,in charge. The
July meeting will be held at tike home.
of Mrs. 'Jos. Hanna". '
Oh, well,' television will do aakay
withthe
phone Pe
who says: G
uess
Who , this, is ". -
IAVEKING
Miss Margaret
Pinlay'•finished her
Normal training coarse in Stratford
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and is home for :the snnner vacation.. •
• • Miss Mary Douglas of • Lucknow.
who •.Ls jtist home from. Stratford
NZ'nial S.ubool,is visitin „her' friend•',
Miss Olive Kilpatrick this •week: - '
Miss. Beryl -Johnston, Principal .of
Oil Springs Conti'inuation School .is.'
spending • the sumiiieip vacation • with
her. parents, Mr.•• acd. Mrs Richard
Johnston. ': •
•' . Reniennbsi• the Ashfield %Garden..:
Party o.ta the Zion Church lawn, Fri- •
day ..eve`ning of ' -this w,eoek. • A goo;t
supper.,a;n'd play `.'Til Explain Every-
thing" with ' other imbibers on pl o
gram, •Achn'is-s on• 50t and 25e..
The Anneyil "W'eb'ter"• picnic will'
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be,,,held at ,:R'ayfielct„this Saturd.ay.
'Wesley1flr. •esley Alton and''snn,,.Wilme
cjf Londnn.. snent':the 'week
'VIr::'a '`Mrs. WillIi' vin ' Mastr•
�Vrl'iirer, n3tlr .lac rid. two
here; ' ,
Mrs .'I.lelen Ander son, ,Miss Gran o,
and M ter. 'I'ean ;AnderSbn' and 11.1.r..:-
; H,•athav ,+y a I•,ondon • spent Sunelav '
with • ielatt•e -• barn.' Tom will send
the •summer with Mr., and"M'rs.. John,
• Hetni of Zion.
. • WILL LOCATE . IN'LONDON
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According to the London ' •Free!.,,
Press, Mr, A. G. Smith, one tin'e•wit.h
the' Luc iior• Sentinel and later pub
!•lisher of tbe. AdVance-Times `'<Jinm•
tram, has taken over the London
tric't for fhe •Inve itor'S gvndicstn.
rid w h shortly move frOm,Tororito to
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LISCKNOW and WINE HAM
onumental ' WorkP
• . 'Luckttow, Ont., .
Has the largest and most cotete
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stock ii the most beautiful de•Pg la
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to 'choose from', in 1 -
Marble, Scotch; Swedish. o-,.,
• adian Granites:
We . Make a specialty of Family.
Monuments and invite `: your- inspec-
tion..
biscriptrons. Nea_tiy, Carefully a_nd
Promptly Dope. • ..
See us • before placing your orders -
Donglas : Bros.
Phone 74
Loeknow
R. A.' Spottoir
n . "('ho 9 256
-... Win$air
cCormick-Deer ng Spreader
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• THIS SPREADER HAS TWO STEEL BEATERS • WHICH '
PULVERIZE THE MANURE AFTER WHICH IT",;RECEIVES A .
.- THIRD BEATING AND IS 'SPREAD. OUT •EVENLY, BEYONID.
THE WHEELS 'BY THE WIDESPREAD SPIRAL.
THIS SPREADER: IS' FITTED. WITH ROLLER BEARINGS'
WHICH MAKE IT VERY .1:IGHT Iv DRAFT,
IN THE SELECTION OF 'A S.PREADE°R, JUST THE SAME
• AS IN TIIE SELECTION OF ANY OTHER MACHINE,/ THE
CHOICE SHOULD BE BASED ON. QUALITY. EFFICIENCY IN
. OPERATION, AND DEPENDABLE AFTER SERVICE --NOT IN
• 'PRICE. , . ' '
SEE THIS SPREADER BEFORE BUYING, AT
W. IQ. ANDREW -S.
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THE, ••-
RED FRONT HARDWARE
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CLEAN UP - - .PAINT: UP
JUST ARRIVED •
FRESH SIRING STOCK OF MARTIN S•ENOURc100%,PURE
PAINTS AND VARMSHE3 AND LACQUERS.'
MURESCO IN AL SHADES.
FULL ASSORTMENT OF PAINT BRUSHES ON' HAND.
RAKES AND' HOES '
Coif; SPRANG WIRE
• GARDEN ;CULTIVATORS
° BLACK WIRE
• ZINC -INSULATED W(3VEt;TI)TI ,YNG
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CAi.I. IN AND SEE TIIF'. N(EW I'ItI, .. At' [ O.
REFRIGERATION FOR TILE HOME. EQUIIPFI) %\ 11 H BOTH
"F RIGIDAIRE .COLD CONTROL" and "11 YDRATQW. -
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• JUST'' "CINLOA1yED, . • -
' I ilESit,CAR OF PARI$TO.NE, LIME ANjD G.TPRO(
A'N)a-o$I *-,._grciDiaIIAND ILE> iticl:R lT:UR t'4_ G .0D
SHAME
EAE' and , PO TEOUS
1} :1tMB1NG, HEATING . ELECTRIC WIRING' AND COAL.
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