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THURSDAY, • MAY 19th., 1921:
EDITORIAL TALK
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()aro readers ,will have .noticed
The .Sentinel, .the' past few weeks ed
verti ements regarding 'the Canadian
Re Cross Society. The Society as
n t atlicing, for moneyt it is. asking
for ihein'hers, and it *ante thein all
over )he country There may be a ,
disposition to assume that as there
is rtes °war• there ,is no need • f•Or a" iced
Grass Society, But the Red Cross is
not merely . a war -time' instrtttion.
It is a life-saving and health. pro-
motirig institution atalit' times, and
the fight, against disease is never
ended. A few . of the aims of the'
"Canadian Red Cross Society are set
forth •a5 follows: To. act as •a vol-
nuttily auxiliary to the -•Ontario Gov.a
eihment in its ° health' work. To
create public opinion in favor of
sound health measures. ' To help -in
establishing' x outpost hospitals' and
nursing service in remote parts of
the province. • To promote better
health among children by the organ-
izatipn of _Junior Red Cross. Auxil
saidaaries in the schools.
An eminent French doctor leas :
said: - . "This step taken by the Red
Cross •' Societies will certainly mark
the beginning of a new era of wel-
fare for mankind."
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"`SPARE THE ROD AND, SPOIL
THE CHILD"
(Byron Stauffer)'
. A • big field' of wild; oats was sowed
a generation ago :When it became the
.fashion of parents to boast that they
never whipped their children. /We
are 'reaping as :crop; of - lawlessness
--from that seed right now. With the
abolition of the Whip at,. home,- :the.
to'go loo.
There.
strap at wheel hadg
was a ' spell when the : tea`elier' who
applied 'corporal puishment:' was de-
'nouneed • ,a§ a criminal. • My neigh-
bor's wife,; wlio :'simply. allowed • her
,boy to 'run wild, made a' terrible
scene at school after:hex "dear little
Charlie" had 1ieen • pro ierly , flogged
Ira ssed over ata the, w Ilp •were the .de-
fendants.; . _Thi` estate amaatanted. to
$2,529,59 and the beneficiariesunder
the will were. a son-in-law Mr: John
Bullard; and a nephew and three
nieces. Mr. Hanna was 95 or 96
years old at the time of his death
and has will was made shortly be-
fore hist death. ' and signed. with it
cross. Mr: R. S, Hays, of .Seaforth;
represented the executors; Mr. J L.
Killoran the defendants, . and Mr.
C. Gamow 'watched the case for the
infants, Mr. Killoran, for the' de-,
fence, taxied to make out that the will'
was secured. by those whonti itj amed
as'. beneficiaries, • ,when the testator
was. hot in' a condition to make a
Will, and painted out the suspicious '; -
cireumstances in . onnection with it
However, the judge heldthat' 'the
.will was a valid will ',and granted
probate.
The townships of. Elderslie . and
Brant in. Bruce County, and two ad-
joining ,townships in Grey County
are putting oai'a campaign - for the
extermination of ' the. scrub, bull, and
the substitution of purebreds only.
Peter Reuber,. • a :garage map of
Mildmay, has entered wuit for $5,000:
against the municipalities ,of Carrick
and Mildmay .for -injuries to 'himself
and damage to his car in an accident
on November '1st, 1920. His claim
is that the road is not' wide' enough
where the accident 'occurred: ' The
municipalities.,' have- decided to de-
fend themselves in „court.' The ease
will come up; :before , Judge Klein at.
Walkerton in June.
CREAM.'.
ANTED
' WE TEST" AND PAY FOR THE
TORONTO CREAMERY . (U: F.' 0.)
ACCURATE TESTS, • BEST PRIM
CANS SUPPLIED. SAT ,
MACMILLAN'S'
• to make; up for her long time nen-McClure Bldg.
lett,.No wonder he went wrong. '
This fallacy that children". ntust be,
• allowed to follow their own sweet'
' will has: soaked sodeep intoour life .:D I
that it has: all the force of a maxim. R N KWA LTE R .
When I:was .a'lad it"'was an;unusual
thing for children to'be'out at nights
.,Mother and Father were interested
our. -education- all& after" gupper
home work. was the regular program..
Vowadays there. are '.':`half-a=dozen •INSTALLED --PLUMBING'. AND
saciet3 s; trY nx get the boy out •at
night, It's . a big mistake
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=INTERESTING --WILL CASE
L. R. TAYLOR' napping escapade. at • (ape.. .role`
a+' . aid incidentally •a "bap.tisui. of. foe„
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ernal =Meals
t•I:AT to got 'for din-
ner?" "What to
for suppPr?.'
To -day, to -morrow, r'ext day, -
every .day .in•the week.
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This• is. 'IN'
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N'o•tn s. Proh"lein .
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and the 'Source. of almost
'endless worry:
i True,
there .g are tildes
when most .' women take a
pleasure and pride 'in cook-
ing and baking, but when
you are .not feeling• up'to the '.
mark. - it does get on , your
nerves :and•.. become a real'
worry—a aerve=exhllusting
worry. •
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Since meals 'arq.essential
to life, -,the, old 'problem of •
"what toeat" must endure;.
but need not: be, a worry :
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*hen your `' nerves .are set
Tight.. '
It is When you are tired—
nerve tired— that such
things become -'a` source'f
•ti ori\ : There is 'nothing like,
I)r, Chase's Nerve ;'Food to .
. combat this condition:
.It is -'because 'Dr. 'Chase's
Nerve. Food is such , a help •
: raider these, very conditions
t:hat,it has conte to be relied•.
upon by the great; majority'
of • Canadian women.. Head-
aches; sleeplessness, tired; -
depre,sed feelings; . lack of
energy are some of the ac-.
compgnying symptoms:
You can obtain• Dr:'Chase'a'.
' Nerve ' Food -from your
dealer: at 50 cents a box.
IJAt;y, HARES ;MO CBLE ..
i OR. INDIAN PARENTS
' The %i niton Echo tells the •follow
ing' story of zit iirc;itlent at the-. Capt
L.roke :Meehan• Iteaervo:
. Disputes bctiseen. the Indian. • pa4•7
Jnts` of: a :ch,idaa }, .to . hethct: the in-
latat should be 'brought, up t €atholie
Or .a Protestant .'resulted • in a.' kid
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1. To act•xas 'a voluntary.auxiliary-#o
the Ontatio Government; in .; its:
„health Work.. ' .• . 4.„ .
2 To 'cooperate. with local Boards , of •
. Health;- -School;-Boards, and volun-
tary organizations working'for good
health.
•.3„- To.. enlistetre support o£ Ontario •
•• citizens' ,in' helping •:to establish Out
•i ._n xtri ,t ,•„� �, c 'Service
IMP�t, y,al:eit+taa,a aa,u a0xia.,ii'ic,
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To- create •arid maintain' a reserve .of
move::. garrrrients and medical' sup-
plies and to enlist : voluntary aid,
for er+'e?'; erc'es, s,: 'h as` epidemics.,
• and 'd sistets
3•'To -create `p,xl~ is r + l�r�,in favor of
scum` 'ea `st1 °
6. to.: prr1mr}'te. Ie- er yCG,'+" , atz -g-
children. ")4 the
Junior Rei Cress• a>+xir4;.es
• schools. - • > ,, _• .. 4
& :COUSINS
FURNACESSUPPLIED ANDD the doctrine of , t}celturri ,of`Lug
land, 'whl'le the- brother__ was rio less
nsistent' that' the ' 0h114, shoul0 rec-
h_ 1. fore l•a .istrati _Macartney.
\ t ttrr. all. the ea isle: ee :was heard
Jens was- ,assossixil a tof l'of $lot
costs,'.l i or whack goes to the mot-
e't • a ' balm " • fora ; blael. eannd • optic
she re•eiyed` in nlelec, while law
jeer :and. eon , ihle;S et; the, most of
the • .11'lanee. cones voluntarily as
'Ahmed his teoaty inonev to,the chit';
;until it is.
St v{an yeqr.rs • of age• and; of
ter that' ii.r.ill. l,e placed^ iti`ah Ind
ran inzlustrial School.
Monday last. far ilii 14'oahip•:tiiatts=
trate-J. ialacartney, whu Sat fur, the' —`-°-o-
first time . since his appointment to
that oflrce.. • ' �• --
—1.`tui father of, the child, '''Arthur
Jones, Was determined• -that ;the•.babc
.shoal;._ b:.. C..ou�lrt itp hlcli>a ; t
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(Goderich Star)
'A very ''interesting•'' will case •was'
tried by. the Surrogate Court.Judge1
His Honor Judge 'Diekson, this 'week.
The hearing lasted:; for two days and
was not •"c6nnlpded : till. 'close* to'8•
o'clock Wednesday night.' -.The plain
tiffs were the -executors' of -the last.
will and 'testimonial of the late Mr..
Robert. Hanna, of,McKillop,•who died
J n. 22nd.` last. - They' brought the
action to secure probate ' of the will
and the three . daughters who 'were
- EI.ECTRrt;_WR)1R0.
^" 'sive Roman Catholic 7tclrbrou m
AGENTS ,FOR- THE HECLA ; strut.tion. The parents have not
iPIPELESS Ii' U RNA'CE: been livtnf -together, f or 'sone triad:
owing to the ..discord •arising:'from
this -contentious. subject,'.._ ,.
Jones , saw an• opora.untty to have
USE the child chi steered by a Uhairch of
RAZ—DOAK -England cler6'Strian -and decided, to.
NO Smakisg-=No Sprayinu-No Sui ti
- Just Swallow a Capsule
RAZ-
nt e• .
:MAH . Is_ Guar a e d
to restore nothia'Ibreathing,;top nue*
gatheringgs in *the bronchial tubes, glva
long "nighta•of quiet sleep; contains us •
'habit -forming -drug. ' 41..00 at your drug-
gist's.
rugggut's.Trial free at our agencies or writ.
Teipletotu,, ,;142 King . W., Toronto.
LOCAL 4,GENT,.3., G_ ARMSTRONG
ONTARIO ENROLLMENT, MAY 22-28
.,' "In the 'field ..of Pt`Llic Health, the harvest is
ready:'and the laborers Me fear.."•Pry:. Wins)low.
.Enroll• with, your d ...• .. Ilirrollinout-04,mtn:ttee
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or, if there is none 'in your oorrnuntty, with tire. rintarto"1?roviac al--
Division, 410 S1l1 EI3Ot'fNt 01`1•0;11.1'1', '1'otteirs'T0,
Canadian Red Cross Society.:
Ontario - Division
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,armers in the vicinity or 'Wiar-
Ston are planning to ,get •the' woolen
• mill at Wiarton inion operation
through - aoxne ca•operative .echeine;
The fiirmi►rs think Outt woolen soil
have net Come -lo'v`e in price in pro,
Portion' to ..the drop in wool; and that
even if :they 'cannot get. a High price
for wool, by operating the mill they'
can at -least get the finished article
at a reasonnblo price. •
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take advantage : of it. The only-
trou_bic was 'to •secure' the thrid:: 1 his.
heoti crcanie by' going to the 'house
iv{heirs Llai mother :and babe • were'
stay i:. .and taking the c' rile away:
-The fo•ltswo ng day Fri-'had-•It•ehri'sterr--
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The itegtieI to thee` events. has a,
charite• •of' kidnapping ..and house-
breaking upon which Jones ,appearecl
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S•uuuel 1. • 1'atl,e, an , e-\vaideo •nf
Brute Co.,.aticl,,•a rcident of the..
tow.m of Wiarton, tiled' at his •hoiue
there o -n y 5th, fallowing an
- Pss af.�abou fir�ee� a�'S� T Ue. 'yes
63•years of age, and had beena cit
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Cates e—Who • •Hess'F.
ghost"
Don't. hesitate Start to data:
Br'.ng_,your •Cream,lEggs and
Poultry: to
Silverwoods • I td
' And make'money.
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