HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1921-03-10, Page 4da note.r to• dot yo r buss-
fess for ittothing,
but .expect
reasonable profit, *and will give
prompt, cout3�rteous service --the blest
possii'ble,
Thele isno safer';or. Surer way of safeguading yogi sur-
plus money
ur-plusmoney tit placing itin a savitips account with •The
Molaons Bank._ ..°
Why net..begiin to -day?
all and examine Connors., New:
.Perfectiod-Washer and Wring
er before buin.-
SI=AI.ED TEI5iDE13; addressedto
the Postmaster General" will be re-
ceived at Ottawa oath_ oon, on -
clay,, the: 8th.April, 1921, for the con
veyance ' His Majesty's Mails, on a
proposed Contact for; fent-years, ,six
times per'week ov `Holyrood No: 2
Rural. Route, ; from the Postmaster.
'General s pleasure.
Printed notices-'einttaiiiing her
information as. to conditions of pro.
posed':' . Contrast; may -be seen ' and
blank forms': of Tender may be ob-
tained at. the Post Offices of-Holyreed,:
Kinloss, Lnchmow, and at the office. of
the. Pest Office Inspector .
Post, Office. Inspector's. Office,
1:4ondpn,•Ont.l, Feb:.18,19ii1. , ->
Chas. E. IL Fishes,
17.3-540.
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nail G$ICAGO
Sas D> S '.Carr Service
bleb-..._ ease
On Night trains -.and
-•:f'na�?sr• Cir& on•• is 11:•sJ y: Treats. '.
run
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. o zti frot •
a eery Grated -.
.'resale Ticket; AgentE. nom
Distsiet Passenger Agent, Tor i
_-!•Tuesday, March .8.:
i± Q,+2'•e g.1,4 to report the rapid re-.
ee tit "of Mrs.`' Cyril :'Caf1ipbeIl who
has been it with pneumonia:`'
We-etempleiiSeli`to "see Jean Soft
home looking hale and hearty' af ter
-undergoing an operation stof append=
iritis in Wingliuni HospitaL
Mrs. l !. 31'. Reid, of Goderich,•is
NTHA s wwROI G
'"You•'ean' `, hire a man to work on
a farina said amain in our office °the
outer dao. This • main had Sold- out a
c
good farming business and was. mov-
'iiig to a • town, '• He added to the
above remark that lie . didn't have
help of his own and there .was no use
is trying to get on with hired hep.
The only sort of men. ' who ,would,•
•work on' a farm were those �vho
couldn't hold ,j at :anything else,
Anlvone acquainted 'wi ' conditions
4n Ontario farms will adm t that the
`above is a fair statement of the case:
With 'men, work on the faint is the
last',jeb, just as, domestic service is
the last job.' with • girls and women:
,Thirty years 'ago it was entirely dif-
ferent, and. many 'a good man gave '
good service on .the faim and got a
fair amount of enjoyment out of life:
Three things . appear. to be against
farm work as an occupation; long
hours, low pay and the faraier's bad
reputation as , an , . emPl a .. Of
course, all farmers are either un-
duly 'exacting., nor/disa eable, bat
a few of a slave -driving disposition
who think only of taking a?i'. they, can
out of their .men as they do Mout' of
their horses, have, given the whole
class ,a bad reputation so• that the
town: man has come to look updit
job • on the 'farm, as only a degree
'better tha, penitentiary. 1
'At present there'' seems -no solution
Of the farm; labgi- . problem: 1 Shorter'
hours. and better pay will have to
come' if the farm is 'to compete with
the town; in -the labor market. .Is
here any good reason why : the • rail
ay. engineer should get $11 per:day
or, 8 hodrs work, while. the Iskilled
airm'°hand must accept .$2 or Less and
•ork. ten: to 'twelve hours: per day?
' o Wonder the farm boy, looks':to
' : ilroad and the . City.
u -\Foronto, at one time ,designated
"t a good,"_.closed last week with` five •
•
cri es. of.:violencetinelading one inur=
deo ---. That was ::only' .a �little� worse d
thaw . usual..: 'Thefts, 'housebreakings,.
hol ups, :__with . or . without 'shooting,
are daily occurrences there: Aird1.__'
on is wore- than ..other ..places only
in roportion to its, size.; The country
is: being swept by° a crime wave,
whi h is of-siielyduration that it -may
be,.. rmed an inundation-'
Z' is crime: wave is ,:not"at ,all con-
fin to, Toronto,to Ontario, nor to
Ga da. 'It is quite as evident .in the
d States, a land never noted for
the t "nforcemento,•f its Laws. .
' The most °reasonable planation' of
tiffsutbreali: of .violent crime is; that
it; IS oat of. the after effects of thee_
war.' For four :years many men were
engaged in= 'killing other .men, while=
all the, world looked on, encouraging.
this side or: titer AH' were particip-,
T• he enforcement of a prohibit' on
lath • depends upon : , local. sentiment;
and it. would ,'appear that a majority
of the People. of Dunnville were not
favorable to he enforcement. of the
Ontario Temperance' Act. Charges,
however,- were from time to time, be-
ing ,laid, but those who laid them, felt
that they -did n•ot get .justice in" the
• •
local magistrate's court. The magis-
trate who heard the cases was a
Mr. Hastings, and it was said that
he was not favorable - to the 'enforce-
ment of , the law. Fines levied by
him l werid to be wholly inade-
°quate, wh le between difiernt cases
there was anything but even-handed
justice' handed out. . • ' •
Complaint was made to the attor=''
ney general's ,department, and 'fal-
lowing a brief inquiry quietly : cpn-
ducted,e'Magistrate Hastings was .re-
lieved..of iiis duties,' as. an ,officer.,of
the .law.. . '
This raised 'a• regular blizzard • at
Dunnville, and ., there was so much
ipoisthattlie department' decided to
he'd a ,more .forni'a1and. thoroulgh • in-
quiry into Mr. Hasting's conduct' as,
a, magistrate. This inquiry is being
conducted after the •fashion of a
-court - With a- judge : presiding and'
lawyers on either side to see .that the
evidence `• favorable and unfavorable
is•'submitted. '
•The affair has resolved 'itself: into
a struggle between the,temperance
fares and, those opposed, to .prohibi,
tion in. 'Dunnville; -,the • latter' main-
taining that Hastings was unfairly•'
dealt With when relieved of his dut-
ies, .and .the,,gotmer• contending _ that
its he 'is prrnludiced against' the• law,
' he is an unfit man to aid. -in its en
forcernent. . -
• Lawyer—"I • want 'to' know the
whole:: truth' before; I can successfully.
defend you. , Have you told .me every-.
thing'•' -
Pnaoner—`Yes, except. where I hid"
the money. Z avant that for myself."
Taxes ore not only hctar•y but the','
are beegming con[ll intr. irritcltiilr;
And non)pleX. . •
N
g'rr , ,
I)r. ora Ce L. It)'ittain, t11tt't•tt'i• ;l►'
t'te Bureau +)f.1611ileicipti-l:i �i +rt 1) .•sit .
vacates the i,}ntrlit+caition of t+a\t.s 1'y
ha vials„ tni1y you'. iueou vs tri' , tt) 'bc lee
CJ ,by' tlie'•d�!t5;n}on:'
Each municil'ality, he. .u¢rn.•et`,:
• would forward its.re4mirentcft, tu'the
province, •ettAi liru\utie \vo d t'clt'a,
ward these. estimate:i,. plus it•i.
the, .dominion ,•and the diituittion'.gCe►\'-
ernment,. budgeting its own needs and
adding thelia to the a •mina;:itc,t re
quiremefit:s of. the fit : a -i 'r'i, s loot
proviite', would"::ilei , . 1e1.9'01.
fact
only ;tile 011t' Il•',cit• t,t i.
would •be:•ttli 1oiK14 a t'\'', t 14.:,
of. adtuiniSti rt:i r th + to r,
arotalil °be, si►nitlit}.ca t.1lLt, 'both for the
governments", and the j iI1 i,'
The mt) '. , indented • for >\ei
then he. distt ibUt '*1 to prto� ... c .ai..3
m unicipali ty,
. The •rate, of cn'arti., in sari fir.: .•.
,irality and province would lin rev i\► ,:
the 'amoudt requested by. their t:'}•v••
•ernments. °
' In ailditiolf to this Rne ineou t,r .
each municipality., would. impose 'tire
:asual property sari business ties
Dr. Brittain does net depre.+ate • the
spread ,.of.• ta, atioii. • •'L . 4 , '
"If I had my way',' said he, "e\' i'.
adult Canadjaa Would pay a•n,u ii al
44
ta•
re, even }•f it were tinly. one dollar,
There \volilc!\be no complete eeemp-
Fions, Because the e is no greater,
skiniuldblic till ,
s to puspirit' ' the
sense of'citizensbip Phan •t' -n' ON, It
hives the, one that'd .th; f el'l's .of
'avin8' a stake: in .his. co^iin'i'i'ty..In-
'olve a )flans.' 1fiOne .„' an .enter-
prise:ancl he take.i
s nintuit t 3;1.. it.
The inan'.}vho resits n 'Muse .ard'pays
taxes through: rent does not take.. the
. -ame •in.terest • inhis t:ily. that..tlaa;
"fuse -owner, doers \vho .pays: the tta,
direct....
s,:`
"To ny. . Way of thinking ec\ i \
ti,}t Canadian -should be , oh1i re I r
'appear. before . the t#ix.c 'lie
wicket, ...That is, the s.n p'.tst n..•arc
of: atsakeninr- .thi '.'r:1 t of citizen-
ship;" Tn a report 1 1etrt1't n ile try.
Dr: Britian toe th"''city. of: \ i u•oryor
on. the methods. of. 'municipal takatien
e `says
"1:. Every . person haviio- • ti ah}c'
ability • should pnt\ soe-'soi•t of direct
ners.onal 1a's..to the' go-erlimetil:s,`pi n_�
vincial or•'nitniiripal, uiaaer •8hich he
s domiciled -cl
from iihich he ae
^eivesf tiersaral''bencfit,q
"2:`'anffibismion!rte; ;1i1, iihom
soev,ei o\rnec} sh'a'd he."taxed b` of•
in'the iuris<ll tins in •'nh i•h it :i'i lot:
.%'ted, 'hrcauce 'i1: tlinl'!' `te eiteS': pro '
tertian ind other` govermnertal.-ben
-efits and ;'''rviee.
"3.. B'tisinesG enc' i"d ;on for, prncit
• 'n any ineality • sho ld 1',e` t Mrd •f it
rhe hen+=fit • it rhne? 01 .^.1 I)U'O els•"
"1311th r he ado' lii.tr►', "hi? n citral'
ants insthe world melee, and became 1'
accustomed to .killing or:the eontem
_.plation of.:.death. by_ violence.:._Sboot-.v.`_
,,ng a man in his store; his, office • or
.
upon the highway must now-- be less
shocking: than --it: formerly vvaa_'�,to
those.who-saw -the slaughter upon -
the ',fields: of Flanders, Noir to those 4 :
Ytilri r `bti brheard-abaut•-it:T_L,
It
was thought by many . that men
.;tet he• l t.
the 'scenes of horror and death would
cause 'them to think more serio ly
of • life' and : to live .;Better :lives .0 It
may haie had' that; effect upon as few
blit the general effect has been :very
mn'ctii' the other way.. bees' whir`iire:
in .constant danger of death : de..
rise to" a 'Mali ;level, as Witness, the
soldier, in war or the sailor *hose
horse is on a 'Wild sea: Fear does
not ielevate, and men who became
1
darthg Mite- face --of deahs. will be
oaring )n other•things
SUNSHINE -SE d?-:
• fel Be, idaiite io a 1iai4: tie '.; .e, r.
' x ther�hi�c+�+Ahea-r?•T-wc�kn
r.�ai>,•nXrrrsr* l ' �f iso. eagle'osvlgr 'had rifle zhis
fortune • f being thrown out of a•bug- t
badlsmall
• I gy a:1tl ett1311; y `})flet., The ....y._
•-
. bone in one deg is brz, en • and ten 1 • '
:w.Ti�Q�rBLk%_.,�.�.'D�_ aVt1V _
rat) h vrer2 psi
T.117':# 7a� oil#: in=:l . _.
M. ,.. ' • 1 •I the, Samir Seg, as well as two ribs °inx.•
.d Vides was A matter which for some time has
TM TEST AND PAT .TOR THE
TORONTO CREAkERT ai. F. O.)
AcSCIy'1tATE .TffiTS, BEST PRICY.
'CANS SUPPUED, AT
MACMILLAN'S
sal*
.sisaa}ten rip t 'ii,e halts she w.'1tsoon be.
about .again.
The trUstet 'Of all the shoo"s of
:A s1:5e'!d are' holding a. n;'eeting in
ICr;uey',s Coiter Hall tonihrht tfi dis=.
cuss Consolidated schools for Ashfield.
i '._o. �.o.....
° A prr)6ecti..s buyer walked into
'ore. Garage and said, to the proprietor
"I° would like to see a first-class, sec-
ortd-har.d tar."' . The proprietor Tools..
ed at him aitd smiled as he replied;
""So would I,'„brother:'
been ‘getting c a great deal of news-
paper attention is the ioicluiry • into .;
the' enforcement of the Ontario Tem-
perance,. Ae't ' at the village' ;of . Dusu►=
\7}le. : '
It ajipears that Dunnville hail be-
come. tFe . centre of • a great deal of
lawlessness in this line, and neigh -
.boring villages and a wide stretch of
country ` ,was tieing ” supplied' `.with t
liiuor unloado at this centre by
bootlegger's ° who found it. a safe j.
point frogs which .to operstfi.' 1
Ali 'know that' e:n:,raac^s ar.f
Constantlyipkssirg fr.0i' t'
body, its 'impurities, its. d'...• -•-•
and ,Y:atte ni: `.er, w`!kh ri-
has :.no -use' 'for. -and w';ich 4''•
a
is. ;co_nstantty rnaeavcriug t
east .off try the ports cf. tli •
skin. The avera e' nurrSer-
"these for `ea Ii r cir.•are ; in -oh ct ?
-•-theliatiy 7e esti iii •-Th- t
thousand five hurdr,�d or seven
tnillinrrs in a!1 mzici••n. If �.
4 Pther•..,... canal .1.1ve r,is.c T:....
r ilert loco, W'-:: i -cis '!•-ts
I�-t�kie-'•b`�t R,d-y-•-�-r'•'-•,-�'.=a-s',^f v!�.
hours, in 'a# st :e of, sr a:tic
*pirat►cn, •. or •wit.. c.
"sweit,' or irier.5ltt +.Era
•t;on,, called, "Vf,,,Ci',' t,,c. ._.
„pqu ds anda ^aif (rpm
person, iii the cr „iri y, ar r
tions or fife; a d'. r►el,
extradrrinary c "1•^Ss -r'-e i
sen6liae. p: �,.... t't 1 a• ..
sIePper during the e'^t is p`,'
Itbelf erouah 1'tc te,^t"h-e at- • •
,-rnorahere cf a who'e
It
is the lfre-'hing and
lL
rng ,qfi -err atPi'c£ah,rs .-us
tzm:nated' wwhichr+ai,^.s t g
night the 'time of att•cr.'ct' ''lie
great rh ority cf
altrrerts.. it 1,s_ this w) rh .'•-es
-th
oe12nd. which mighthave to -
_
, ferredx if 'net en'ir- warded
oft. If the sleepers and the sled'
efibriber'lratct been 'dean.
dit!O7i to t''e evtretIon• of un•
clean► • or pcirr 'bus waste mat.
tgr_frcm the b'edy,thcr>l,rttsy te'
deposited on - the" hands and
ether portions of.t'4 body d s. .
ease •germs which tray eptla"ro.r
health; .it Is necessary to "ea.:h
to keep ti -e• tkin clean ty a
deify„ I:ath. 1t1 Is 'uhnece yary
to ore soap every ti,,w:ei•sa:e on
exg/ised . parts of foe b'cy,•.'
"C!::rn out, c'ean till and keep .
and ta••a9inn • (snot be
rnnsrilrretl.:(eparatt&T: y %Irr}eed the
t r , '1anon of .,lint nnaj, p10' frio;al
'•*litmicipal'' t -i' ltion .cannot_'ap-,
adefiiilte •:' "Iiitinn tt ithnut
^nrit•imious 'eonferenre 7r.r1..en-nper1
`ton h t: ^en all: the .grtitl£s'of :gov,
rnnierr
IL--OUS headache .' ,spolis
ira y Mi: expected` enjoy?=
=fit " 1'
• ' When the' ' condition ' of the...
liter is. ueglected, biiliousnesa
Beetles to ' become chronic. and
recurs, every two or three
reels, with severe sick head-
aches. .
Why not . get 'right after this
trouble and end it by using Dr.
Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills to restore
the health and activity of the diver.
Coiisttpntlon, indigestion, backer
ache. headache, biliousness and hId• ,
ney derangements soon 'disappear
with ,. the use of this., Well-known
medicine. .
One pill a ,dose„ 2if ctn. a box. all dealers,
• ea Edmansogr, inat is k Co:,,Ltd.. Toronto,. .
it. the t a':t s and the methods of.
ht'totliin' so nui:'erous
c qua li i 1111131 i; U)';cntl, de- ,'
feta'i::• is st ll.e.irient:'
.1:. t i'a.v; 11' •fl.t.Udently i-capiri!' •
and that .the.cotlple\sty on'
t! ) adk;s t•) :the., east ith which a
sliii;kci•, erin:•ezcape.—Stria t4eebly;,•'.•....>.
•
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HTuesclay;Iarclf 8.; •
•
- " \• 11 unlvq• 'fi:ant,--aroui ci .here4- at-• -
terided- Dollar I?at • in :-ti't'inghani• .
''f' ,:,iia rt I of c1; of P.:o c e, spent' •a
e, • c}a a fat• •I c tui lT.eates last \reel:...
fn;S from n,,l attended the -
•?:licit N l;1 fit.; fit .:•'��ing-
:}1c,:11 \.`c't;`liesria.S. -last:•t. Co-igrattila
• sr. -i' to repcirl: that 's.T
toll •off- the slippery nMate=
n at in Wing.hain ,and•. ` ua$` .badly .
hurt i
anil �Ii.. T: «eljstcr entertain-
,few of the r, friends at. a foist
ra:
i V'ic tot is : Chamr:on \ is'tad at'
•loll i \�"a`.n s c�"., Bltievale, last week.' :
ltfrt (.'he.ttf' Taylor iithtl 'fasfily
sp ent--a It\'eelo
Auburn. �•
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3'.0 r5.'i e,�t'?>� °t'' ` �,. �.th,`'rh t•'".
OU.read�'abputtheni .sir.: ,7.n >, _ ' 4
1 helped Mc. Edi�"- c
Soil 11.,.F'4�': t::°-i;.ftJcP�tsCiion
of the human voice. Th 1t' 1.116)tr'gr'ph will also
help you, discover-the-p•..rf.,•(rrs �i" t.tc purest
singiria voices in than •ivot..d.�- .'tile New -Edison!:
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VOTE! -1n otiY'pnnv7afSt� Ite:eirve FRER a copy
of Mi. Edison's favorite portrait. Coine•iit.