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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1921-09-22, Page 5• • rpf TH1 . bLt7OKN'OW "flgNTINLV THURSDAY¢ SEP MB1 22, .192. . •'4 D a n ',a . • G. DRINKWALTER PADSLAND FUN •• compound interest to $5,500. ;, • IN DRUiitY.'S MAIL - • Lawsuits which thelitigants _wish. FURNACES. SUPPLIED AND INSTALLED --PLUMBING AND ELECTRIC WIRING. 'AGENTS FOR :THE RECOIL .., PIPELESS FURNACE. t N SUTHERLAND & SONS, Ltd. .•Guelph, Ont., Insurance, Fire. and Marine .._. • the Premier to push along, form the. Old Ladies Write Cure for Colds burden of many letters. One .man t'na Man Quotes';Chunks of Scrip- tures—Another' Tries Bribe of whose case hangs fire'is very per f125—A Booster Arrives. ' sistent in requesting Mr. Drury's as- sistance it}.getting-a move' • on. As an By J., L. Love. . ,inducement he :has several times slipped a* postal order for $25 into inter, a man becomes a Priihf the envelope. Needless' to say, this Minister,, '.several : hundreds of people at once place him on their mute but powerful • persuader has al; :Nailing list. The vast amount of in- ways been returned, ation..and-AndIf a line appears in the newspapers ed to . pbssess, and thea far greater.that Mr.. Drury :is, suffering from a quantity. of advice he'is>'assumed° to 'slight cold or that' his 'throat has be- of ar be in need of best by a come affected, dozens of„ kind old glance through his morning mail. = women,« of both sexes, all' over the -Eve day -Premier -Drury -receives ovine e; immediately—proceeds-to- an average of 590 500 letters at the Parl- iamentbuildings: Most oUthepe com- eiges-for-:fighti-ng anything .fpani a munmatiens have to` do with ret tine: -chil-1-•to the la grippe-,- Recorrimenda business, and are pa d • on to the tions' of patent medicines and other' sse various. `departments to • be dealt physics from-gratefuiiusersa4e:'re= ceived` in' shoals, One pian 'wrote at • • ,.with __ Others of _ a . imuliar :=nature. , that call for the Premier's' personal :length -.describing his ex-elbsive off •CREAM- .:WANTIi FOR . - FOR, CA.I'.••: ANT DAY- AND GET`._¢ -CAN AT T.._SMITH'S..STORE._ • We test Wednesday and Satur-. day, P:M- -Get your -can -any Will else buy limited -:quantity-' •''of -good -cedar; logs. WE WILL APRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE. D. A�ID�B • 25-.114f. GRAND TRUNKsYS EM ti 73 :pOUBI.E TRACK BOtTTB MONTREAL TORONTO • ' • 'Yt�i3PY"' and CHICAGO attention are' retained:until_ he: has seen- them, generallypenciled 'within a• short period 'after -receipt. Mr, Drury cleans up' his' mail• very qu-ickly dietating 'important, replies only, and leaving the • remainder • to his-'secretarto-ans-wer--from ' brief penciled slierthand- notes•-' in a top corasi., -,Not :infrequently the- Premier . will go to the trouble of persdnaily writing a-careful.reply to a corres- pondent who has.' sent ini ' a •long, rambling communication, .If. the letter indicates a -genuine desire for enlightenment, it” Is answered; and` the sender is -put right on -;some -mat= ter .of policy. • A great many _letters find their -way to •. Premi'er' 'Drury:a mailbag, however,''ii'hich 'neither . he' nor this deputy nor his, secrataiy can answer. Some of them are almost illegible. -There , is a weeks• postcard`�for ex= Y t •ample;-: that -never -fails- to ~put--in--an; appearance,covered with :such ute' caligraphy that' a magnifying ' glass is necessary in 'Order to read it, me..tinme• norLaine,a, nyone :at* tempted to ,find out•:what' this partic- ular •correspondent is striving to get Unexcelled. -Dining Car ..:Service.; . Sleeping cars : on Night Trains and Parlor Cars on principal Day Trains. 11b'till information from -ani Grand Yrunk Ticket Agent or C. E„ Horn - nig,' District Passenger Agent, Tor- -�•�:;-#s=�P-Itillipst:,�A(gent,-:Lnckiioay.• Ci, Stands'for' Canadian Pacific Ocean -• Service, but with us it. means Courttous,'Polite, Obliging Servica• Highest Cash Prices for Cream, Eggs and Poultry Our. advice•would be to sell your poultry early this year. Prices 'are eitp'ected to be much' lower than; last year. SELL NOW ' SIINER'WOOPS, Pli4Ni$ 4Te • .LUCItNOW off his chest. ' Another regular arrival :is .a six or eight.: page letter . which turns up• once a' week, and sometimes oftener' giving solid chunks of .scripture for the edification :of Ontario's first Citi-- zen, . A. third weekly_ bulletin . comes from a man, who has .been- demand- ing settlement of an imaginary: claim against the Government for over- twenty years. His ciise, has been ,carefuiiy, ,,investigate l and dismissed as groundless .several. times, but hope ,spring's eternal_ . in his breast. Not: =satisfied with writing, he 1.haunts • the , lobbies, and . his last communication elielosed- a's tateenuent-showing=the -orf, iginal claitn of $200 increased . by Rheumatism? Or Neuralgia, Sciatlia, Lumbago! The remedy is simple, inelipen- live, easily taken and harmless. Templeton&s Rheumatic Capsules FARMER LOSES . BARN.• AND CROP (Paisley` Advocate) • Mr. . Fred Schildroth, of. the - 2nd. Con,,.' Saugeen; .lost his .'large barn and all contents by fire, on Wednes•• 'day 'of feat week, The fire 'started from.. ashes:that had Jeen dumped in' the barn yard and:,set ,fire to loose straw.. scattered on the 'ground. -Smok-e.-was-noticed--in--the-ash=pile- by. Mrs,•.'Schildroth ;about 10 o'clock in the forenoon,' and' she threw a',pail of water' upon them, with rhe intent-. -loll-- f..drownirig-cut--the fire hitt- stead : it,' scattered `: the; heated ashes .among -.the s rawt _which, :commenced to'. blaze up at once. Mr. Schildroth ' then . 'attempted to stamp ,gout the -Sarnes-witi -his--boots,-hue before- Ito - Could do-swTthe :sira*tack was. burning' and soon"ihe: flames"ifaashei infallible treatment for, blood -pais-• .to, . the•top .and .spread to the barn oning_r and_ ' white swelling of the tlrrng whatever, was,saved from'' feet," a ended hisolast epistle with the_ bare,.._and two,pigs„that had.. been_ the subline boast: ' "I can cure any .let out Of their' pen nearby .ran into case of blood --:poisoning •••or • white; = the- barn .• basement- .:and were=burned', swelling, qn a bet This was: the only live.. stock .lost. Possibly the most ” extraordinary .Contents included all this year'•s crop. re e - qu st ,sent- to the -Ontario was frorn a woman. Ia a long:'type- .written 1ettergiying .a .great _deal -of family history' in detail, she frankly• confessed that she had been in the Don 'jail 'for, three weeks, and that she had .ju§t escaped from' an asy-. tum, In her jas4yi'_firght„_rhe t'`e h _ :b :com'• .led. o ave_.--he'r�.c10 es cell_ pet . ___, ,__i . t_ . behind, and would . Mr.:Drury-'kind; '.Pain an. rid ca ion of interference, with the nbrn}al'functions of 'the body.. It -isa. sign of trouble, and ;if allowed to continue, causes itself still further disorders. • Co-mmon 'Sense, ' and humaniy agree that xelief .from Fiat njxtst.ehould be, •the treatment of any disease which-; is .present. Headache,: Neuralgia, • Rheumatic, Backache, Sciatic and' :Ovarian Pains, ONE Or TWO . Dr. Miles' .tot -halo fills . _---ani;]-the- arnl aie,_Cunranteed- afe:anrl • : • P �° ,.�rer-P-.ricde. • , 0HPin.Pi11s.RO-ANT-ESAH0 RNTC Sold in-Lucknow By A ,McKIM . ;and part of last year's grain The barn haci-been -overhauled• and art ly renewed last year. There is insur ance ,of,$3,500 on buildings'and con- tents,' in the Sydenham Mutual, but as the conditions' 'explicitly stipulate" • that ashes must net be•thrown• in the liaatnyardr the comliany are released -from payment'• ;unless-:through>-sym--- pathy With their patron, the direct Iy see that these garments were for- •ors decide to do so:_ :Mr. Scildroth .. warded to her? - was .burned out last year on? °a'I Many-inventors--eonsider - the :Pre- • -neighboring farm. mier a short'cut'to fame, Ideas for' .submarines and wireless telegraphy are= -submitted --for-. -his=a r-oarak _-One Pp • verg Lpers sten correspondent,, lady has invented _. a patent ballot:hex. •which she is extremely Anxious Mr". Drury' should endorse. Premiers, however, ',investigate ballot -boxes, only when -they mµsf;, snit• this —one haslittle., chance . of getting past the turnstile at parliament :buildings. - Drury should endorse 'Premiers, not forgotten him. Quite recently a live 'rooster was consigned to hit, by mail' 'at Queen's 'park. -Baskets .. of big mealy, potatoes are frequent ar- Yivals, wT.i'ile ••samples: of .grain and clover, seed are legion, Thousands of: of: cards are` showered upon Mr, Drury at Christmas, and a ueurprising-dumber-of peolrle remem ber his birth -day in similiar, as well as more subtsantialways, Editors of • 41-0,0• • ..:- What is - a Recommendation orth • That-d:e: ands= -e .y:_m tch-u on.who gives- p v :ry p• giv � ':._ it. -"For. :insta-rice,; we -recommend Aires: --: HoIdcn "Auto- hoes"- as ' the .cheapest' . mileage' you`. can buy. ,. • - And we know a lot eboutti'res.:We have to in our business. • Hence Our recommendation should carr r. -`some, weight,-_4apart-from the `fact that • - a -are benefiting to some-•eetent-1 - ur ,r-:- custom. We know that if you buy once, you will`' buy...•again—.7you ,will,find •that • our recommendation.__saves:"you zione-,y• on mileage;• .. w HOME=ill EE* ID=NO --PA- The ,committee in ':charge -"-.of Old - Home Week, finances:' at Goderich, find'. that direct incoine fell about 800 short .of'e. xpmnditure, The co_m- n1 tteer however, expects to pay ail accounts in full by-and-by. As' the affair was • a great .advertisement for the to'v n, •and as all • residents had several evenings of. good ' entertain - . t, it is ,proposed by some that the town make" good 'the .deficit, 'It Would amount to about a' dollar per. householder, Do not suffer another day_ with eking, Ieal Ing, orrotrud- Ing flips, . No. surgloal oper. ation required -farm -papers in the' United- -States -and•-Dr. chases ',ointment •will-redeye-you,it.dnee England, as well as in Canada, solicit QeS M° r Bemoans von ates 'c i luiited •articlas ferthert colunrna,: RequestsToroto... eooldrefyoMention at o Ulla _ d_ niue of every description' for .subscriptions to charities came in :a steady shower,. 1 So far this' summer Mr.. Drury. has •I received invitations' to. five hundred A.F. A A.M., G.R.C. Old Light Lodge meets every Thursday night on of before the full moon, in the Mas onic Hall, Havelock St.,—Lucknow. W.M., N. G, Mackenzie;• S.W:, T. S. Reid; J.*,, J. McQuaig; Sec,, W. A. Wilson, picnics, and last winter he had to -turn 'down nnearly-four hundred -ban- quets, being able •to accept about fif- ty only ofthe invitations rendered, --o-o-o-- MAN HAS HARD TASK A certain. New York man appears not to havesolved the problem, "How to be happy, though married," He haste.his divorced firs Wife t payt wfe \tour druggist will supply you. $200 a month and his':divoreed' ago, Welta tortale trial to Temple? and wife $80 a week .44,680 so lest Ili Celkatras/WI Tem** ...mad 'alts the fCogtt Wit bio. 4401 a1 ' .fig kr A•.11 $, mos , . WOW is only NA' • I.O.O,F. Lucknow Lodge meets every Friday evening at 8 o'elock in their Ball; eAmpbell Street. All brethren cordially invited, • Officers: Noble aria, Robt. Johnston;. Vice Grind, 'Arch. Barbour; Rec. Sec., E. Aitcbi.. eon Ore., Dr. .1'*te ioai Troon- UNr, Ales Roll ° • `We will give you a guarantee with Ames Holden ( Auto-Shoesg-too=a=guarantee that protectsyou- • . against any defect in ',Material' or` workrnanship ----- which-niay-arise-at-any-time ilk the life of tire-- --° tire. And we will get you an adjustment -on that basis should necessity arise, without quibble or red -tape. Drop in' and Iet us' shgw you: Ames Hoiden. 'Auto -Shoes" to -day if you call. DAMES' HOTDE AUTO-SI-OES' Cord, and Fabric Tires: in alt Standard,Slzes- W .T. SMITH. .' ucknovV17. ` , A '!•• 1 I 7/�\ ` 4,,/, -�-•rim; / Lucknow LOX., No. 428, meet in their lodge room every second Tues- day of the month at 8 o'clock W.M., Jas. -Irwin; Rec. Seely., Wm. .McQuiliin. A MILLION AT SUNDAY SCHOOL In all - Probability Sunday, Septem- ber 25th, will see the largest' Sunday School. attendanee there has ever been' •in Canada, Plans and propa- ganda have been under way for seme nlonths with. A view to making Rally part \Which 'falls on this, date,' snot Only In 1nattgulrtil 4* to ning of the season's work, but also a ' really big day .in all Canadian Sun- -day Schools, , program r • --including. - .�•- a special service for the day, has . been prepared, by a joint committee of the Sunday School Boards- of the'• Baptist, Congregational, Methodist, rand Presbyterian •Churches, and one, million collies of this have been dis- tributed to Canadian Sunday •Schools' of these denominations, If present prospects aro in any way realized, there Should be well over a million babiesboys and girls and grown. i ups, n the various Canadian Stoll dog 8cttool4t o> i olllt Dag, • 4