The Lucknow Sentinel, 1930-07-17, Page 5•
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TEE IA.TCKNOW SENTINEC- THU $D,',
A ,. TLT 17th, i93r .
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MPIRE DE
is Canada's Road to Prosper
' World-wide ' conditions have created
an economic situation that presents
problems demanding the 'highest
qualitdel of etatesmianship for their
solution. • Since the war -period, .new
tariff barriers ' have been created
' by many 'countries, restricting. the
. outlets for Canadian', Products -and
nec`easitating new' trade arrangements.
Earlyrecognftjot ofthie;trendprovided
the inspiration for •the King Dunning
'Budget,- wJiich has indicated the. path
along which Canada Must proceed to
ensure a '.continuation; of her com-
mercial. prosperity: The prompt
development of trade within..' the
Einpire'is the logic l solution of the
enormous Problem involved; and,the.
entiritsiaatia manner in which the
king -Punning 'Budge't,has`•.been -
receiVed th:roughou:t, the Empire
• ensures Canada a most favourable
position at the ImperialConference
for the4iterchange of products. '
Providing a:market' for Canada's farm
products,;ensu'ring the building up Of
. a ,home -market for • cher manufactured.. •
products, the policy of the King adminn:'`
... istratiion . offers the.greatest assurance '
of Canada's future prosperity..
LOWER, COST OF LIVING
. 'Budgets during the post. nine years of 'electorate is asked to . approve on July
• • Liberal Administration"have lowered.
28th, is in extension'of this policy- '
tariffs' on many commodities and
. implements, .,)fproduction; these .
reductions
gantry equipment•`and .machinery ill,:
reductions have automatically`lowered general pied on the free 'list; tea,
. living coststo the Canadian,'pu.;tic. porcelien and china, free under the
The King -Dunning Budget, which the . ' British preference., '
• TAX REDUCTIONS • ' . TARIFF REDUCTIONS
Sales Tux --Reduced' from 6% to 179.. •192.2-8. icultural••im lemon
�����gn p ts;tezEiles;..---
wtafRetes-Reduced from 3 cents. to'2 conte; boots enol• shoes.
penny portae re-established. 1923 -British preferential tariff red• uced' by `
Cheque: Tau--ltedtuxd from 2 cents .. a a ` cent where goods imported':• .by
o„ei every .; Canadlan.'poet: ,
$50,00 to cents over. 410.00. 1924 -,Instruments of. production • used' in
Rereiptlax-Abolished. agriculture, 'mining, forestry, and fishwife.. .
•1925 Well.drilling-madtinery," and fisher.'
Transparkation•Tax-Abolished.-aien':aeagines. . .
rex • _: • _ .7---"''- f926=Sugar,; automobiles, tln.plate etc.
Abolish ______,:_____.7--•-7.7,-:
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' 1928 -'-implements of pro caoa in mining
•and fubingdndustries; fertilizers on free. list..
1930 --Tea 'porcelain, china, vegetable.,. fruits,
InletunJer Bt ;belt preference.
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•RedsreNga hi duties meads .reduction in ices. •
.For Greater Eilipire;..,T.rade
rk andLo� .• •
wet Cos `'of L : " • .•
' ,. � •wing for
pprove tie ,fig' . Dniin Budget
air eAboWhed. :
bef!r!-i estiinoted..ki-amorinf-
*1161,000,000:•
Ontario; Liberal,Campaiga Codec , T°r am
HIGH SCHOOL ENTRANCE•'
RESULTS 1N NORTH 11 HURON
In• ,the results given below, first'
• and second class honors•are reported.
First .Class ronors 'means that., the
candidate has secured 75 per cent.'
or more of the total .marks assigned.
Second• class honors 'are awarded to
, pupils who have obtained between 70,
and 74 per cent. of the. .possible 'total:,
GODERICH CENTRE
• • The, Gold medal' ' awarded to the
pupil from Goderich public schools.
obtaining the highest . number• of
inertia, wes won by Jean Robertsor
of Victoria sehool, '•The . silver medal
awarded • to . the pupil . from Central
school 'obtaining the- 'greatest total
was won by Ettie, P.,•ince. •
First dims honors -Willa Bolton,
Clarence Bridle, Kathleen Curson,
Jelin Houston, Vera 141:: Leod, Marg-
aret'Mero; Ettie Rance,,.Yean Robert-
str, Hatold •Tuiiter, Laura Wambold.
°Second•. class honors -I-Frederick
Carrie, Eric Griff;' Bernice Hogarth:
Walter Hunt, • Erie Jertner, Dlrris
,Tohnston, Douglits Johnston, Donelda
McManus, Bruce Orr, Peggy Parsons,
Alice Ruston, Lilian Ryan, Keith
Stothers,Edith Sturdy. "•
Pass-Theln'.1 Alun Mildred Bar-
low, Alice Chambers,Melville Craigie
Reta Cuemote, "Walter Deer, 'Alma
Dougherty,' Emmerson Durst, Coe
Freeman; Dorothy Greene, •Marjo:-”
. ytenderson, Evelyn Hill, Norma Hill
• Carson •Hoy,; Jack. Hunter, John
Hut;,bi s,• • Gordon I tlt ctlue, Haze`
Lawlor, Dorothy McDoniild, Mildrei!
MacKay, Willie McIver, Annie Mr
Kinnon, Margaret M.Cauley, Oliver
.Moore, Gladys Morgan. Ruth . Patton.
Irene 'li'e1low, :Doris Plant, .Kathleen
I'elieeen, • :Audrey Smith, ' Connie
Ste n'etorr, ('^i1. Stoddart, .Charlotte
Ttewartha. Gertrude Wheeler.
1)11140A NNON -CENTRE
' "Second class Hopers=Wiliiain Cr ;e.
Pass Mildred Andeeson; Graeme
f'her++lent, Kitchener ' 'ienieen, ,James.
Reid, Bethke ;Podell?: Gordan Robin- •
' elm. 1 ovd. Rutledge, Anna. Sproul,
13e!le S' it. ,
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. KiNTA,1L •C;li�`T
P rst (Ia.§ boners -0 Bunch.
'--Colin. Crozi"r.
ce..o;.,:l clogs boners
-Colin
%'arrish, .Itiildred Pelee, John
rr'c Ethel Verna. Ktlrat i k,
eKenie,
1 ees—i1athleeit (°'i'awlnrd,
Pegg:%, roieph Mcllitvrt Clara St.
nota '
ST. HELENS CENTRE.
Fits;,, cla•°s hynors-I-D rothy Millet
Second .class lionors=Mary Dowl
Florence McQ'uiliin, Core Thompson
Pass -Ralph ,Cameron. Lloyd Hun --
ter, Elroy Laidlaw, Kenneth ,Laidlaw,
Janies Phillips. •
Awarded- certificate 'under, Regula-'
tion 11 (5) -Eileen . Brdoiner.,
„BELGRAVE CENTRE
First class -honors-Mary Baird
Elmer Gros,. . Robert Scott, Ruth
Straughan, finite Vincent.
Second Class honors -John Arm;
stronsr, Donelda Johnston, Florence"
Nethery, Bruce'; Scott. •.
Pass -Gertrude • Arbu kle, • Milne
Barr, • Louise Breen, Ceorgel Fear
Viola Grovier, ,Elliott J^'mston, Syl
'ester Kelly, . Jith . McCaium, . Jeer
McDowell, James McGill, Roy Patter
on, Marin Quinn,' Erne. t Snell.
,VARNA.CENTi
First clan; Honors He!en Anderson
.Second class honors Constance
(`tuff •
Pass-Stewert Baird, Doris Chuter.
Allan Keys, Harvey ;Key' ,. Raymonn
Pepee, ,Vera Sleep, Dorothy Steick.
RAYFIRLD CENTRE
•First class honors= Thema Parker ,
Second class honors -L iuise, 'Mc-
Leod, Isabel Osmond--
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Pass'- Marie Rohner, Lawrence
Johns, Albert • Pearson,; Eva Sturgeon
John `Viid. " '
The prize offered annually by Ur
I, Ele-A Ton); former:Th:pector of
Public schools, to the pupit from e
•ire -room rural school; obtaining the'
highest meekest the Entr nee exam-
ination. w4As ,non by Ruby Straughar
from School section No. , 16, East'
Wawanosh.
LUCKNOW and WINCHAM
Monumental ; Works
• 'Leelliaow,. Ont. '
Kytbe' largest and .most templet*
mock in the most beautiful deme*
fe ,,;hoose from, in ,
lllarble, $etiotkii, Swedish and Can.
• *disk Granites'.
We make a specialty of Foully
MentYmeatif iced "ioeite your $peel
Oen.
Iaieriptin> a Neatly,. Carefully and.
Promptly ,Done.
Sas at before nlaeleg your oris; . ,
lough* Ste
it: A. SpeltaF
Pbagie 74 Plow 2$0
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NOTICE • TO ',CREDITORS, • . .
In the.' matter of the Estate of
Annie Cameron fate of the Village of
Lucknow in the ;County • of Bruce,.
Widow, • deceased: • .
Notice is hereby''given that. all per
sons' having any. claims 'or .demands
against, the late Annie Cameron, whet
died' on or about' the twenity-nonth
day of March. A.D. 1930•at the Village
of Lucknow in 'the Countyt, of Bruce
are required to send by Pest prepaiei
or to 'deliver •to 'the undersigned, ex-
ecutors under the Will ofa•the said.
'Annie Cameron, their names and ad- •
dresses and full particulars in :writ-
ing no. their claims 'And. statements'
of titer, accounts and the nature, of
• Elie securities, if any. held ,by them
• July verified by affidavit: • "
And take notice that after the •Sec -
'and day of • August A.D.. 1930,, .the'
said. executors will proceed 'to distri•
mite the assets of the said • deceased
among the persons' entitled' thereto.
• laving regard only to the •ei1ims;, 01
which they shall then have had. notice
and that the said eecutors I will not
ie • liable foe 'the said assets or .any
part thereof to anyperson of •whose
shim they shall' not then have :re -
2.eived notice.
This -notice , is given 'pursuant tc
' he statute in that behalf.
• Dated at Lucknow this seventh day
af. July A.D'. 1930: - . •
• W. J: Little, • R.' J. Caineron, •
• ' Luckno*, 'Ont., -
Executors:
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the- . matter' of the' estate of
George. Webb late of the Township of
'Vest. W an anosh, Farrier, deceased.
Notice is. hereby given that all per-
' :ohs having any claims or demands
.against the late George Webb, who
• lied' on; or 'about the thirty-first day
'4 May A.D. 1930, at the Township
yf West Wawaiiosh in the County of
iluron, • are required to send by post.
erepaid or to deliver toe the ender-
iigned, Agent for the a"secutor undo;
he Will ' of the said George Webb
Heir names and addresses and full
iatticulars in.•writing of the': claims
;rnd statements of their accountsand
he natr fe of the securities, if any;
('Id by them duly verified ,by affrda-
:it.
And take notice'. theft ;after' the
second day. of August A.D. 193Q the
said executor' will proceed to distri-
bute
stri-Bute th'e assets of the 'said deceased
among the persons entitled'
thereto,
having regard only to the :.aims of
which he shall then have lied .notice.
and that the said exe►cutoff" will. 'not
be liable for the said rtssets • or • any
part thereof to anv person of 'Whose
dein); he shall not then have' received
notice.
This notice given nursusnt. the
stetute in that behalf:.
Dated at Lucknow this 7th day of
July. A.D. 1980.•
Joseph Aeriev4 bueknerw, Out..
Agent lot the Executor of thef Will
atfrif 'mks'
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BRUCE JUNIOR • FA IMERS AND
' JUNIOR, IN:STITU'TES HAVE
.1;:6; PAY AT PART :ELGIN •
The Bruce :County Young .People's
• Aesociation held a very 'suecessfu
Pi. laic and Field IMy' jp Port Elgin
on• July •8th•- • •Junto.*' Farmers • and
jun' Or and- otber rural
"Young People's, Clubs ,from all parts
of::the gauntry took part.
The progm was made up of Soft:
'ball and 'Field, and Track events In
the. final. game -of the'Girls' Soft
'Ball League, M'ticolm beat Port El-
g,n; 19;-1'2 In- the•, Boys" League;
pllalcolm .defeated• Lucknow 1$•--4Q. It
as a big day in softbal'l•for',Malcolm.
• After supper'in• all:star game was
of eeinized.. The North 'Aimee team,
built up of•Port' Elgin; Malcolm, Iln
',derwoo and 'Tiverton 'players. 'won
.6-3 . from the ''South ;Bruce '''team'
made up • of Walkerton,-Lucknow and,
Teesw,ter. c•
. The resulte Of the track and field
events were• as follows: •
•Girls' Events
75 yard' dash -1st Katherine Milne,
Malcolm. 2nd Jean McKenzie, Meier-
ton; 3rd Hazel, . Cunningham; Walk
ton. • I •,
:.High • Jump .,1st Gladys • Ireland,,
Tee'swater; 2nd;;Jean 'McKenzie;.. Tiv-
erton,.. rd'Katherine ,McQuire; Mal='
• eoim.. • .• + '
Backwards ,'Race l<st Jeen-McKem
,zie, Tiverton, 2nd °; Grace Mckenzie,
•Tiverton; . 3rd Grace Ireland, , Tees
water.,. ' .
r ti3='Legged' Race-lst Jean McKenzie
and Grace, McKenzie, : Tiyerton; 2nd
Alina •• and Ellen Muscehl, Malcolm;'
3rd Margaret McDonald, Ieabell'e
Howe, Paisley. :p ,
Broad' Jumpl•-1 t Jean McKenzie.
Tiverton; 2nd G:race McKenzie, "Tiv-
erton.; 3rd Crystal Cuningham, .Walk:
ertoit' .
11 'Throw-lst Jean 'Ba Mc-
'Kenzie;; Tiverton:; 2nd Crystal; ;Cun-
ningham, Walkerton; 3rd, Clara Pat-
erson, Walkerton.
Boy's Events • •
, 100 yard•'. Dash -let, Fautet'• Warder
'Port Elgin; ; 2nd, Ross Pierson, Port
Elgin; '3rd, Nelson Howe, Paisley.
High Jump -1st, • Adam 'Laidlaw.
Walkerton; 2nd, Allen Broekleba'nk
Walkerton; 3rd, Nelsen 'Howe; Paisley
Shpt-Put,under 145 lbs. -Allan Bre
cklebank, • Walkerton;•, ;'2nd, .Adan-
Man—Laidlaw; Walkerton; ' 3rd, Gordon
Hopper, Paisley. • i
Shot-pt`,:(open)=1st gprdon Tol
ton Walkerton; . 2nd Allan Brockle-
bank,: Walkerton, 3rd Gordon' Helmer
PaiIsley.' . I . • '
220 • yards I`.ish-Ist, Allan Brock-
lebank, ' Walkerton; 2nd, ...Faecett
Warder, Port'Elgin; 3rd, Roy Howe.
Port Elgin.
Running Broad .Jump -1st,; All,•ir'
Brocklebank, Walkerton;, 2nd, D: J
McKenzie, Port Elgin; , 3rd,. Nelsor.
Rowe;' Paisley.
Half Mile. -1st, Nelson Howe, Pais;'
ley; 2nd, Jack McDonald,. Paisley; 3rd
Adam Laidlaw, Walkerton.
Mixed Relay -1st, Walkerto. , Iorvi'
Paterson,, Haiel Cunningham, \Altar
Bi•ocklehankr Adam Laidlaw; ' 2nd
Malcolm, ; Katherine Milne, Gordor
teifso. Katherine. McQuire, • 'Fret
Ahrens. 3rd, Paisley -Nelson Hove
Jack McDonald,. Ibabelle Howe, Marl,
garet McDonald. ..
• Tug -of -War -list, Lrcinow team --
Gilmour, . Andrew, •Gibson, Woods
Cook; Foster . 2nd, Malcolm team -
Engel,' Mortirner, •Shaeb, Mortimer
Bierworth, Ahrens. '
Club totale were ,is fellows: Walk-
erton 51 points, : Tiverton 32 points
11lalcolm ,22 points, Port Elgin 1f
points,' Paisley 14 point's, Lt.cknoa,
10 points, Teeswater 6 points.•
-High indi' idual Scores: Girls -
jean McKenzie, 26 , points; Boys --
Allan Brocklebank,• Walkerton 21
points, .
ASHFIELD NOTES
,Miss Jean Long' is spending a fen
days in Detroit:
" :Mss Annie McDonald of Detroit:,
is spending 'tier vacation at, her -home
here. , • -
31rs.; MacDonald and Miss Louise
Mrs. MacDoneld's'si§ter, Mrs. D. 11ie.
lieeDonald,.of Toronto, are v::siting:
Lennart. • •
Mr. Bain Steteard' of . Toronto ' .is
spendinghis vacation at his home
here. •
BORN tan' Saturday, July. 12; to
Mr. and' Mrs. Frank Hamilton, a.
daughter.'
Anniversary .sertice5 will be. held
in Ashfield Presbyterian Church on
Sunday, July 27. Rev. Mr.: Short of
Barrie Will he the <pr'edacher for the
day. .
A."CoVitheetere Conventicle 'under
the a'uspiees' of the Synod .of Ramify
ten and London. will be ;held: at the
Pre byterl n 'Camp, Elataii, :on Sun.
PALerlar►it�� seat, �lil , gotho iI ,tr
dtt
Petit ' Vi1tl odv 'i eitomt
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PAGE. FIVE
ilizers
IME$ Rte changed'! •:NO more wait-
ing for f'ertiliizer delivery! ' Fol your
Fall Wheat we will carry' Ci I, L, Maxed y
Fertllizerc in sock!'' Come in "'.- .r
get the facts about 'these 'improved,
Free Flowing.Fertilizers .that `can't clog
• hi the diilU
Lucknovi,
Finlayson
Ontario-
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MAFEKiNG
3f end Mrs.. Milton 'Naylor., and
family of Toronto are.. -spending -•their
iielida s a •the,home:of'Mr. and Mrs.
Will `Irvin,
This conimunity was well 'represen-
ted, at the July 12th„celebration . at
Kinterdine on Saturday.
Miss Penny t. of Port Carling • is
visiting at the home of 'Mr .and..Mxs..
"Norman Shackleton';fhis; week.
We 'congratulate; Miss;: Verna Kil-
petrick on passing her,High School
entrance examinations with honors
Misses Belle Anclerson, natio in.
training at Victoria: I3osp tali London
returned home. Sunday, hiving ,pent'.
a week with friends ,in Luckriow and
. Ashfield.
I:IMiss' Olive Kilpatrick is • spending p w -
part of a v.a ati'on- with relatives,
•
in London Abd..Stratford
Mr. • S. B. Stotliers trade a' busm'ess -
trip to ,Essex this' wee!. •
The Blake. Young eople's • S*�,eiety .'.
are invited oto spend' Friday. evening
'at • Mr. S. B. S`other's cottage ., at . •
nd"M0:7Lo�ais oo . :v ee 1)e=
trot, are guests this • week.' of her.'
'brother,: Mr: Walter •Glen:
A w'�`.iter. on ,success saes 'that' poo-
le should notice 'little , in life,
p things
Forgers, of course, often 'pick ,up .a,
piece of •paper and •make a note, of. it,•
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THE NEW. McCORMICK DEERING. HORSE AND TRACTOR
- POWER GRAIN-opi'DE11:S
contain the best features'of the Famous McCORMICK. and DEER-
ING• BINDERS. The .McCormick has always • been known as the -
Sturdy Machine with 'Strength and Durability to withstand hard
use while the •DEERING had• long been recognized as the Light-
est Draft Binder- They are fitted . with Ball end Roller'Bearings.'
where requiredto" make a light running Binder, The train frame
is made 'of flat Steei Bars. ,'tilt etted together with the, edges . up to
give the greatest strength.. The Tractor, Power Binders are made
• .,, 8 and 10 foot Widths- ' • •
ANDRgVu'S
THEA
FRONT HARDWARE
CLEAN UP - - PAINT 'UP'
JUST ARRIVED
FRESH SPRING• STOCK OP MARTIN SENOUR 400% PURE:
PAINTS AND VARNISHES AND .LACQUERS.
• MURESCO IN AL SIfADES.
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FULI. Ae�n RTME'T.OF PAlN'TAtatesHES ON HAND. '
•GARDEN CULTIVATORS
.CQIL SPRING "WIRE BLACK. WIRE•
RAKES ..AND .HOES
ZINC • INSULATED WOVEN FENCING
CALL IN AND SEE THE NEW FR'IGIDAIRE..AUTOMATIC
REFRIGERATION FOR THE HOME, EQUIPPED WITH BOTH
"FRIGIDAIRE COLD CONTROL and HYDRATOR ,.
' •JUSTUNLOADED
FRESII' emit OF PAItISTONE; LIME , AND GYPROC
• • ONLY, SECONDHAND' IREFRIGER A"TO'.. IN' GOOD.:
ONEO.L 'fit R
SHAPE •-
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nd:•. rORTEOUS
T't;C'M031M40,HEATIING „ELEC C WIRIhT'm • AN CdAL. .
P bout 6 ., �► Lucknow