The Lucknow Sentinel, 1921-11-24, Page 5A
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CREAM WANTED
S:EAFORTfl.
REAMER
CALL ANY DAY AND: GET A
CAN AT T. SMITH'S STORE.
We' test Wednesday and, Satur-
d4y, P.M. petyour can any day.
Will also buy limited: quantity. '
of .good cedar togs, . •
I. , , YOUR
WE WILL APREC_ . A,'i,'
' . . ATRONAGE. ' '
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GRAND TRUNit sYs EM
• TIIE DOUBLE, TRACK ROUTE
-Between-
'MONTREAL
-.Between-MONTREAL ,
TORONTO
DETROIT'
and CHICAGO
"'Unexcelled Dining Car -Service.
• Sleeping cars on .Night Trains and
Parlor Carson principal, Day,' Trains.
Full inforniatie:t . from any, Grand
Trunk 'Ticket Agent cr C. E. Earn -
mg, District, , Passenger Agent, Tor-
onto. ' .
F. F. ehillips,. Agent, ' Lucknow. ”,
THE POWER OF AUiUSTMENT •
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the matter of the . estate of John
Adam McDonald. late of, the Town -
:ship• of libidos in the County of
.Bruce, Yeoman, deceased
Notice is hereby given that all per-
sons having any : claims or .demands
against the late John Adam McDon-
ald, who' died on or about the lith.
day of Ngvenbe1;.1920, at the, Town-
ship •of Kinloss' in the County of
-a
Bruce nt. Province' of On ario,. are
required, to send by post 1 repaid or
to deliver to 'the undersigned; Admin-
istrato1 s • of the estate arid. effects :of
the' -said John Adam McDonald, their,
names"and"addresses, and frill .ear-
titulars in writing of their claims.
and statements oftheir accounts and
the nature' of the securities, if any,
'held by them; •duly verified by affida-
vit, .: Y.
And., take notice that after the
Third day, of December; " A.D. 1921, '
the' sitid Administrators will proceed
'to distribute the assets •of the .said•
deceased among• the Persons
thereto, having ••t•egard ,only"to "the
claims of whieh they shill have.
had •notice, and that the .said 'Ad-
ministrators.will•.not be liable for. the
.said .assets or'. any . part thereof • to
any 'person of'•whose claim they shall
:not then have rece'ided. notice.
• This notice is given pursuant to
the statute in that behalf,' •
Dated • at Luckriow this Fifth .flay
of Novenber, A D. 1921.
• Allister Hgehes, .. '
• Annie •Hughes, .
Administrators:
ER. No.' A, Ilelyrood,- Ont;
When•-we;eannot change ouk envilf
,.;Mimetic, 'we •snoifld '•learnto acjust
ourselves to it. Even -though things:
' are. not to. our liking,;it does not pay.
tys to he unhappy about it, lf, we are
pool; the chances are we 'can ;tnpl:ove
pus condition' in lite and; earn enough,
to iitaki u"s comfortable; 'But. if •we
see no way of getting. to, that p;,int,:
or 'whsle we, are getting to it; "tie
should not, become embittered '.or un-
happy' every time we -see: our neigh -
'bee s. lini,ousine, , or .have to',givc • up
saris:; -pleasure; . Nothing is sq big a
*':tactor in happiness as the power • tW
adjust one's environment, ' '
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Or Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lutnl age?
.the rel.-ey .:s•afrntir, inexpen-
sive, easily •taken and harmless.
tetrtialeio'riu e
heel atisw. C,apsuies
....tet-. a -..w.. w v—•--'�
i7'' $atr9 i I D WP.4:444
poLiieg MAGISTRATE TSR
BRUCE'
A, E. l ieNab,. of Walkerton, An -
pointed •
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Mr, A. E, McNab, Mayor of Walk-
erton, and a member of the legal' firm
of Robertson .& McNab, hats been ap-
pointed, Police Magistrate • for the
.Ceunty of, Bruce. Mr. `McNab• begins
his duties' at ;once, • -• •
'County Magistrates are. being ap--
•pointed• all over the province,, the aim
of the government being totake tl�;
work •of administering justice out of
the . hands of the local magistrates,
p d ive jt ' done by a +,County man
with • legal ' training, Hereafter, the
local magistrates, ..may enforce: the''
yutinicipal laws only.
:The 'Change as. a good one,' as often
the :local .Magistrate has 'been.:caller'
upon to deal }vital cases in which' his
neighbors, ,or even relatives were.' in-
volved: thus putting him • in an; em-
barrassing position.
The County Magistrate too will
have greater authority than did tire
local men. He can sentence thieves
and oirher ,criminals direct'to prison
'without sending them before a judge.
• -The, appointment• of Mr. McNab to
this .impnrtent•.position doubtless will
give general satisfaction.. Hs stands
high in his profession, has had a
great deal of experience icy inunici-
.pal, afi'airs, and. is a man who Las
:always commanded a,°high measure
'of respeet :in his home town.
ft is • expected that Ms time will, be
•prety fully. •occupied 'with his hew
ilut;es: The remuneration will .he a ;,
salary .of $2,400 per. year, Mr; Mc-
.: Nal) will' resign: the position of Mayor.
of Walkerton at once, . I '
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Dors Dd; 11.; Robtion, 170: Dublin St., Peter-,
boro', Ont:,. writes: "My daughter of . 15 lost
ap ttte; .color and was on �t1iQ verge of -nervous.
°eolpse. Five. -boxes. of Dr. •Chase's Nerve
Food
coni.pletely . restored her health wand
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' Your. drug>`'t:,win supply .y' n •
Write ler .free trial to'Temp:cr
ion's; 56 Colborne • St
Sold by A. �E. McKim •
"From my experience as a wife and. mother I find that•the majority.
of usersDr.' Chase's N rve Food are'women, especially women passing
of e.
through the -change of life next by young mothers to• regain strength , •
baby ' andalso by'withers for their; young daughters enter-
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after ►ing their:woma>l�hood, While it is good for all: classes of humanity, I am
sure it is especially so for women, -as they seem to be troubled most by
ieruous`.diseases "-Mrs... Alchorn,.',23. Gerald Street, Charlottetown,
P. E. I.
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Every woman is interested in an - that they take, Dr. ;Chase's NerveFood' for
other woman's letters, and we shall
that
achiiaren• and performance of housew feeling attendant on. the cite
give• the women a chance to •present. , r myself take it for nervous irritability,
• their experience ' .with" Dr. Chase's and' absolutely depend on it, I give my chil
•• m their dren the Nerve Food during 'examlriation
Nerye Food by • quoting fro
Mrs..Wm. Woods, ,Coldwater, 'Ont., Writes:
"After the birth of my baby I was rain down,
nervous and could not : eat nor sleep. jutnping
noise. Dr. 9hase's Nerve, ' Fpt)d
and .made nie strong and well
at the least
j,uilc nie us
again?'-
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week,' and am sure Whelps them."
Mrs. Annie Bellamy, 33 Pauline Avenue..
do not find anyone you know • Toronto, Ont.: "Since the 'flu" epidemic
- among these ladies write us 'for ref- people are resorting to preventive measures
` :Nerve Food gives protection against the
'flu.' and all other germ dis'eases."
If you
."•erences from people in your cominun- more than ever' and find that Dr. Chase's
ity, or ask 'your friends and neigh-
bors for particulars about Dr. Chase's
Nerve Food. '
•WILL BUILD A TABERNACLE
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The rvangelica1• Church'of :the 1OtIi<
Cop,, Carrick; have decided that the.
Y timehas• arrived for Making seine..
,t ,,i,;, o4 y*? ., ,•
�.,.,:,, „,eo4.... ip protea ents'iri=then: c_aiilp• • meeting,
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ground • and. buildings.• -The present •
buildings bae done duty for.21 years
w-
and. aye getting. out date. A: new
large lotiildin'g, 'as large as a frame
bsrn or to lite exact, 46x75,"will be
ereCtect next. Spring. It.is to be called,
a tabernacle and will: be nearly all
pos•ts er at; all evente..will be support-.
ed •hy.pots, numerous enough. th,-en-
able the place to be completely closed
'Mrs. II. Althorn, 3• Ge•ai r. , c.,;_
• town. ,P,F.•r., ivrites -J ft. c li
was reeommend,ed to n,:. 1`,y-'` i
• • it while•passing thrbligh ti„
: was coinpretely. built up 8 • ?. • .
"..i.l`...a4.'LO...Il'.� •,L £h'-,.. tJtu .Lib{tt "4uuo,.:
• tt,,;t;LS tY'Cry 1l1G1aiikij, li1b 116 tial :,.a
`t,Cluae U t4 Lull 11.UJ4y
�utit<::1.i:i, 11aYlitue: {i.. ,JL:;,l.0 icnvyr,.
I. 1\L iChCiihLt , :i�. �.Y .+, L.
Aiequ ata;
W...A. Yvusun.
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"Mrs. W.• H. Stoker, 68 Robert Street,
. Hamilton, Ont.: ' "'A }:slung- ntdthpr told me
she was so glad I advised her to use Dr,.
There is scarcely a town, village or • 'Chase's .Nerve .Food 'after her baby was.
-hamlet in this great' country but can ' born.. She had tried many things, but after
h Mouse 'splendid evidence' as fo the . no • success; with" thein •I told Tier just how : •
• much benefit Thad gained with -Dr. 'Chase's• • .
, ;• restorative, upbuilding influence • of ' `ICerve Food, so she also used It with.the
1.11.7",sw elll-known treatment for the same wonderful results." •
°i -Mora and nerves. . . -
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r.r:. Jennie Haywood, 98 Turner St., ' Ot-
; krs.
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Mrs. • R. I. Scott, ,Teacher; • Ciar, , Alta
: "After teaching school for two years my,
.nerves:jvere in a shattered condition, and. I -
a, Crit.:.' After 16.. weeks , in a hospital had:almost incessant headaches. 7 The doctor
!, i•nr ,antic fever•'I returned, home a -told; me I' would have' to quit,' but a teacher'
:, 1•Y r^rvous wreck. . I took sig:; boxes friend to•1i,1°me low she Ras,, restored by Dr
`'. •.Crit n te':s Nerve .Food; and have had Flo,'' : Ch•ise's Nerve Food. Under similar condi- ,
:„ ., c xic•i•vbusi,troublc� or. rheumatism:" nerve', ere e6.ri letel rector
•tittlis. . Sy , w p y ed..
1^.:yt':, II, Mcrnt1're,•Gananoritie: •On,t. so% that.1 thoroughly, enjoy life."'..
•'•''ri.ve years ago I Used Dr: Chu:: •
;• U" se.r . 's ,Mrs, John , Q'Doiineli, 50 Colonial Street,
•o .
when in a state of absoiu�e eel—'. fit John,' .Nfld.: "'While sortie, used Pr.
ar :. ; ,,:ontinued• : its' use until I h,ni Chase's •?verve' Food for run-dowd, condition,
f, :t:c•:n'•boxes. I cannot praise, ;it- riil;ged nerves and.. sineplcsneSsl,there" Was '.
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U. worked 8. mira'cl'e. in tiny case."0 on('' ailmentwhich 'prcdo nlinatec—nervous
::; W. Taylor, 13.09 ' Dayie Street, • headsehe,. In combar:in 1;.rvous headache •
• .,i).; u -t r; 11.C.:' "Ten of myclrcle told me, • Dr. Chase's 'Nerve'F,,•..•i "h .s :.o rival.••
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Is gentle in action and -wonderfully' potent' in -forming new, rich blood.an
building up' the nervous system •••
•'Mrs. Jos. Lalon,ic•; llydro Glen, ',Ont,;
,writes:. "I - }las_ so__ run down 41 nil • 1) vous last •
:..__aninn r. that '1 was in l,e,l must of the ttrne.:
After using Dr. Chows- Nei'e:`I•'cto i I t,nn ahie--
to,do
guy- housework ant ,tho.u>;1) 7,6• years Misr,-'
fe -Tetter`'.'hair-
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- It is Woman's greatest friend at every critical stage in• her life and i13'''`
endorsed by -Women everywhere. 1i4cents--a; box -a1 dealer or- dmanson . ;•-
Limi ' ��O1'Oih�d ..•
r--The-,head:: of a 0:.r. ea o -trading. organization which unites:_ its
>'ading—with=its•-pohfae5 a,. political- theorist has-lust-contxol-,of.
the political movement , he started. and-is--being-driven into im---:
,possible: positions by class rule extremists. He is under •the
domination of \Vood, the political -boss of Alberta He would
• ,give effectto�Free 'rade, this dcstroyrltg 'Canada's industrial,
and , economic structure. •
- ANote:.for Cres' r is a Vote for; .Chaos
So,ev"as
ive'that 'n-lbod �Y knows where he; actually stands on the_
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treat issuesof,;tb day.. Fits: his :policy to suit his -audiences:-
_ .Talk.L. .,'rad to the West - and Protection to. the East
Specializes n hi h -,so int g p -a gv. - His parry -i `pleclg> t ;
'to a large 'measure of Free Trade, but fails to suggest .newv
methods `of obtaining• necessary -National Revenues.
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A.Vote fa>f sl Is a Flung 4i the
Easily the ontctaniling figure in Canadian public life to -day, and
pn 'the -only real Lea; ler' in: si hL Able,- forcef i1, eourageous, and '.:
, A -statesman of demonstrated ability with
�.n_. _._ ; _
- ullxight�ncl�d:,l.eI.'broad National and Imperial vision and an unassailable record...
• Stands firm for the maintenance of a reasonable Protecttive
Tariff, . and aims to provide the maximum amount of profitable2s'•
_? y�}SOIl2`=.for .:all., _ a i -- ._ w- - -�
• A VOTE FORMEICIILN ISA VOTE FOR SPEED --Y
RETURN T MO .�L'`?ROS1'ERO JS •TIMES
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You'll know . the flavor once`.
you. catch:;it—the real flavor . .
of sweet Virginia :leaf. ::
.:its ripener right inter -every
golden strand .by ' the pure
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sunlight'of the sunny'south.
Roll the smoke across your
tonguesaint it grateful?
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Stiuids for Canadian Pacific Ocean'
Service; -but -with us it -means
,aGosoodurpc omfbgineag sinur, ey'otour thheomwhedois
leCourteous, Polite, ObligingService'
household. • t..
`Highest Cash Prices for
Cream, Eggs ,and • Poultry
--Our advice-`;wetd4 be to<sell your- `
poultry earlytins year.' I i ees are
expected to_ be ulucli lower 'than
'ant year.. • - '..
SELL NOW
SILV RW0OD
$00E 97, LUCtt OW
Any'handy man can install bath- - , :.
room fixtures that make a neat •
appearance, but the vital -parts 1 ,
"'era, are'•conce led' i y.
• under the • floor, and' require '¢he
.,��xw,oxkr�ushap-.of•�-�al�.ixtechaxel�•.•:.•__ _
• 'Be •:sure• to consult us be€o're •'
placing your contract,
We handle the well-known Met• .
:• la : , PipeIess,. ,-and'. -the. Empire:' . _...
. K ing•-Pipe or .Pipelesa • Furnaces.
Thes.•, furnaces, :,installed by, us,
are a pleasure to operate;, and ',
give ;4': -No; i-re--
headqualters for. Eavetroug
ing, Sheet Metal Work and. Elec.'
iridal 3'ork_ - 4
-Gil051 DIS:COVERED
AT FLESHERTON
(Fles1ierfolrAdVOz'ate) •
Recently . the operators in the tel-
'tin '1ravC--1rc'err-1
ing shivers• over strange noises issu-
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illi; gniiro:the .1.tasotne rooms above
tite uuice. - 11re Young' ladies, of
course, began to think Ot:lti'hgsts.anti::
spooks. Another: Ong .thought the Ma- •
'- crinis inial -hail -Bicillin loose It-w•ts
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NAVY ,CUT
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CIGARETTES• ;:: r
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Special Attention Paid to' All
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G. DRINKWALTER,� '..
PI UMBER; 8t •rn4s 4ii ll
1Piio.it tt i 38a :: ' . 1iteltatli
oil •'i�utstlay evening; of last Week-ttta
put 'the ljflisllin •touch to it *hen -- '
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the: young lady wouldn't gar dtunne
��r.int.-ill .tiyl .u:y11c, arici tl e.ailjg.! t. 1)t•r`.
a'wr Wouldn't stay wi'.hout CO.tlpally.
t'eardi etas Maim°tie next morning,
and'r@suited ill and,11g ?-, the .140.1c
'Ruston terrier' belollg,?ig to, Mrs. bill -
Gael' •b Ont:,' Insurance ONS; •ltd.' ,
;0.1-I� SUTHERLAND dr, S
p , �' Fire and
• 1 livtili, tr hi}h halt .tit (li • ii iba.na icrl:_
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sii>[eF girl ; ru1 ' w1y tt hen he utia, lute
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over it CNeelt. Aitneug•tl.Nip il:l1 been
The National Liberal Arid Conservative Party
j blicit ,Coinmittea ' -
There will he little change in men's
wear this winter, particularly in the
pants' pockets, x
&modern magazine is a small body
df litersttire surrounded by an 'ocean
r,tayywlW 1 y y 1
t•' .lilted.. lilO •solitttgy ..l'Unjinelllellt, he came
r 1'rntruti4 i
1 •i1t i. No out ]Minting like the proverbial scare-
crow
care -
troll; 11(4 he Tut in is a mystery,
waw � a t r i on required
Cha 'e Ointment v.1:1 ', ) •to rots at once aha It isn't Ilk ly that he win dq the
lasting bout l)t mit. n b x
of .adv�erttxemento '
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and afford
dealer% or Edinansol), italics & ,C"., Limited.''
rt.rohtn. simple -116* true. if you inett4ion tilt*
I p iv O#ci,,A C93i _ 9Q1 At1►13>) St+ ]PINY Pe51abe!,Ai1
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same stunt tigaipt • ••
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1,0, tt.F. Lu<•know Lodge meets aver?
• Fibrin;' renin t at li o'elock'iit their
Il.•::. Campbell street: All bt' thrv*
cur,l;i.,iy invited. •Oii:icers#' Nobla
Grand,Relit. JMhiisten; Vied Grand,
Arch. Barbour; Ree, Sec,; E, Aitcid'
son, Fin.. Ser.; Dr. Paterson; rep"
uter, Ale* xRo1L w.� :. • -.�.d
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