The Lucknow Sentinel, 1923-10-11, Page 4;!•
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T--40•CaCt..CrAr SEITTX•1•IPLA
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Published eVerYThor4c147 InOroing
.• TAckno*, iOnt4t140,'
A, •D1 ;MaCkenzie. • PrePrietel:
' and EditOr •
...00TORIEltatth„.
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1"Ot30-.
ditivittAillMone fOr::.91i*P.fr
Into ;Your Savinge Aeeoullt in the
`Bank -at Hamilton and add tn,it-"i'egu-
•'NAY,. Then it will he there when you
need. it,.
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1.1.H.;:lttlmili# BRANCH- J. A. Glenhie, Manager
4,
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Tad efforts .of the Imperial Oil,
to:10eate otrin .paying quaiir...
titles in tile IVIackenzie River valley
appears' to have been P. far fruitless;
-gad for ' the present- the- enferptiSe- ap-
pears' to have been abandoned. It was
nonticed.a enunle of weeks,ago that.'
the ..carriTS; in-the-fir:north, -had..:lieen-:
:abandoned.. 'arid
out by,,way. P.dmontent NO drilling.
operations 11;' 11( r c#11ed, , on 'Allis,
winter,,;•and u s sAid about the
patty 1Qturrnn;•••
. „
IA •,plapes ,iii • ti: Laclienzie• River'
valley petroleum .actually • oozes from
the ground, but, so fasliVilling opera-
tions carried on foit-VO' years has
to .locate 'oil in considerable
quantftr,, Curiously enough the first
well lint down produced a few barrels
per day, but 'other 'borings Were
tically. dry,
The company Under.teok to refine,
the' etude oil with a vie* to using the
gasoline and coal oil.. in their engines,
Mit the process prayed very expensive,"
• Gasoline btoUght in by boat away
.around Alaska, and to the Mouth i?f
the Mackenzie Rivercost ten dollars a.
gallon, but even at this price. it WAS,
cheaper: than refining the oil pumped
'Irani the best well: ••- •
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LSONS BANK
Subscriptions ed -kat all
branches for the neW
Dornini-
onof Canada 1.,oan. ••
Victory Bonds maturing .on'Ist. Noventber
may be exchangd. for bonds of the new •
lean at anY fanch Of this Bank.
Fulp' ornuition and application forms on
request..
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RE1.1?- MANAGER, LIJCKNOW BRAN.C1-1.:
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EERING and McCORMICK
FARM MACHINES and REPAIRS
.rix, Tractors and Engines; , •
Geo.. White & Son Threshing Mac hines;
Sunerier Litter. Carries. Stalls, Stancions and •
Bowls;
Frost's - Coiled Wire and Woven Fence;
Connor's Perfection Electric Washer;
Pianos and Organs 7
k.e. • •• •
- •FOR SALE -13Y
ANDREW, CKN�W.
GR AND TRUNK RS4YISLTWEAMY
;IMPROVED TRAIN\SERVICE
- -Daily Except Sunday
, ,
v. Kineardine. 5,30 a.m. -1A5 pan.
.Lx.. Ripley , 5.50.a.m. 2.04 p.m.
Lv Lichnow • 6.09 a.m. 2.21 p.m.'
Lir. Wirighani , 6.40 km.' 2.54 p.m.'
7..Ligower •• 4.50. a.in. 4.01 p.ria.
v.,Palmerat,on 8.28a.m. 4.23 p.m.
-9.41 an 5.36 -p.m.
r ''roronto • 1i.1i a m. 7.40 P.m..
Returning--Leava Toronto _6.50 ".ttm,
and 502 pan.
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Through cc Kincardine to Tor-
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onto on -morning train-. „ •
• Parlor Buffet car Palmerston to
Toronto on me:ming train anct Guelph
" to Toronto on ,evening train.
For full pdrticulars apply to Grand
Trunk Ticket Agents '
'A. W. HAMILTON. Agent LuCknow.
Seaforth Creamery-
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Bring. your. Cream arid .
Eggs to The • Sealorth
Creamery rieiNt . buying
branch, just 'cippOsife'
R. FintaySon's Feed Store
tAthe2o1d.-11/lassey-EarriS
I. Stand, . •
Highest Cash Pitces Paid
atisfaction'Cuar-,
anteed
Give Us .ria
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J -Need. a:Monument.
- The, LucknOw Marble, and Grarg-'.
Woilks' has a large and com-
pieta stock—the most beautiful..
-designe to choose from in Mar-
ites.
-We make a Specialty. of Family •
Monuments' and 'invite i
your n- '
spection.
Inscriptions neatlir andprompt.
done,;
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Call,end-,- See •. beforal...,pladint
Yoni order,:'
ItOBT. A, SPOTTON,
1;ucknow, Ontarin;
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4-iite".-PerinatieritliTeettlid,
sea W, Douglas •
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• :•• LkilOW'r 01.4 Ne. 428, meets' in
their 'lodge roam every seeond. Tues -i
r daY of the „men th at 8, &clack ;nit,
W,M,. H, M. Parker; Rec. See'y.. WM.
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01JELPN
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CANADA'.
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CECIL -G., MULLIN .
13,faiich Manager,„ /..utknow;
Phone, 63;
'A MODERN FOX' HUNT
(Flesherton 'AdvdutO
. • •
On Thursday .morning Chai MOore,
mind. ,that, ono f- hisAoxeS;ii'aihia-kei
French leave during the night 'About
. „
9 o'clock She was dicevete,d 'playing
among a flo4 of hens, ;but "net notic-,
. , . .
ing
thani. Neighbors hastily summon
_ .
ed by phone, AuriatItided' hr- a1 -he.
,
was 'soon back , in her Pen. But on Sat,'
, • . ,
inPirtiiiiValle' -Was lendl'Illfain
and no trace has,,,beenseen of , het
,
since,; though hounds' have:been' 'en),
ployed on -her. track-. and - trap's! s et fPr
,her..•Her _Mate :as-;efill.,..playing.;a,
:found .outside- the. pen* When; discoVer*-
,ed.-The first exit *as made annatent,7•,
„lYthraughamoTtiling!..Where•theAVIXOs,.
We're laded 'The" SeeOild day,: hoWeVet,,
the 'Wire .was • broken, 'further down,
He left "the pens, went' up' p:p.d eaught
,and -killed' a '"White rPoster,'
theileft-ft-a•nthinekleci-efontig-duck
and !tried to'dtag it ta the .pens; When
it got away froin him it Wag.,,notdead,
he diticovered he was being Stirround,,
ed and made a. boik for, freedom-y.4,o:
•e.hase erietied in Which he took tothe
road, 'followed itas far as Mr; 3, Stin,
Son's, *here- he Wei :stopped •Ernie
Stinson, Lawson Lbchait • and '•Herti
8tyta11 folloWed back, but. he
disappeared and &Mid not he found
'fOr' a couple Of hoiri•Se.Wheri he Was,
'again atiritunded and tderic 'tir, the,
,road, He 'Met a ear at Xr„. Thea, !An,
nOtt's tnr,n; Here 'VAS fetind dead' in
thetniddlt.''Of, the roatif and, Was
thobitht to have died ficin ;Am.
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-THE; IHIME-t•jrA.Nit--.4.-FFAIii'
Public Opinion becomes ' Mote' and
More ineietent' that '•there :be
°Ugh ; -investigation:and. e*Pasure of
the 'affairs. of. tile' Home Bank 'Which
reeently: closed. itS derbies with'. every',
p tbs-pect- that .shareholders and: those'
"wha,.haye entrusted their savings* with
the, inatiftitiOn will be, heavy-. looeers,
„
The more.is .learned About.. the: busi-
ness methods of , the. bank 'the ...worse
.cloes.it apPear, until. many. have eirMe.
ste belieVe..that 'instead' of canclueting
legitiniate • banking biisiness. • 'the •
nianagbinent• bad •embarked upon' ari I
•enterntise cif•loot , With thousands.' of
sinalsliarehOldere,' and ,trusting e de-
positors as their. victims
, . ,
If he who1 Mat,teris not thorough,
. • „, . •
:ly -exposed, so that .the, Average n ma
• •., . • ,
:Will .14,106 -Stand the, preceedinge„'.and
.-ed•e nate .7 UniShAlent, Meted to
-those at 14111t,. coefidenee in out -banke,
nd the t receiVe a
Shock which. recoVery;Will .be
.
No Inetitution inthneouritry shotild.
be SS' insistent Upon.a 'thorough eX-'.
• posure and clean-up, ,as • the banks
"iVe-
fou rid a tfon. uppn• Which banking insti-
tutions :here 'and •elsewhere
reste De-
posits -ire --Sorifiden:ce- . and
.bank_notes_ate .a.ccepted'hy the :public..
on . confidenceWhen one. gees to a
;hank- lie eXpeetal..,;4'.--itii,fa"t---e-7-441-!-incr
•almost invariably ..gete squere .deal
because the 'counting, and book,
k e ep g; ;nre ; of a. high ..standard that
• ':Without this •• confidence: hankiui,
lifishiess„. as we. ltnaW.., it, .,cOlilcl,not•
be carried -On, and without, banks' .or:r.
institutions, which would rserve'.a sun:,
.ilarAmrpose; business on a,•large scale
Wotrldbe inipoSsible;- We *Old revert
a ,Ptocese of 'baiter- and • the ,world
•__W -Mild. sink; iptn.payerty,',.. Though this,
baf4nened in -Russia, and -was .'part -of
-Cie Russian tragedY, :such •an. ocenr-!.•
rence. in.. the EnglishsPeaking *mi1.
lees; in .t.hclegtee'to!'vvhicji,.confideneb
i8 :shaken :damage te-the 'whole hnsi.,-
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,ness sYsteni.ls done..i• •
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,.There, is another :matter in anriec-.
tion with. the ROine ..l3Ank; failure;
...Whlah.p4eds, Clearing has been
reparted that some time -ago, the, Can-
adian_National
-pdsit,of :With the
Iferne sank. This WaS 'done at. the
• stiggestien of a:them:her of the Board
of Diteetors, Of tho,Canedian National•
Raihay...It _later., transpired that this,
director was also a Mem-ber ,.of the;
Homo. Bank DiteetotAte. :As aeon • as'',
'.thiS-.faet..becarne knOWn• to Sit Henry
kreiii:Oirrif, Of the” eanialand,
$ational, ttaiiwava,..., the ;one .rnillion
dollars wes. Withdrawn !froin the, Home.
13anis,.1. the _exiggattion..*bielr,„
*Sir flenry Thornton has given, •'
it sO happened; lio*exet; that .thia.,
million doliara was depos,i4ed with,. the.
.1Topie y1tA0 at a time, and ••remained
.Withitleng',:erioughteenatilethebainic-1,
to "Make a ,reitire lavorahle,,
annual ,re-
port 'than ',.it otherwist 'Could. have,
'Made/ ' .
. 'Who Are "unfiiendly.:Ao the
prespint P,ederat Govertanenti:,and. to
the 'ekistitig Management: of the Carr.:
.ia,il.Ways; Say that the:
'Carladien- National, Railways. 'Sorci �f
,t_fireetora,,, vIth Sr Hent Thern:ton
at its .head, Aellberateir made thht
,tleposit otie lill1liolteltare, With:
the No*miDank to cruible the had to
AlAke.:•4-hattha"..•.41)004.10#1:11'4t,I.lonttel.'
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report. than it, Otherwise 'aenkl. make,
And tiln§- decOive thtpub1ie whieh it
Was bent Orr eheatirlg, It Is,htiniated
thatv}Ueiconding inveators, were
mislead, by the Annualreport, big
holders of' Horne 13ank. ShereS,' Pusied
thernielVes sHi.n their holdings„ thus.
I. •
putting jrmocent,Tntehaserein for ale
the.Pbal*.failed4.
"rs'P'aIninS,0110-0-41,fev,a,Plee'lthlm''Sjit,
-rtiohoatsfm:: (late&
wort'hftt ,V4/,A 1124VihatfAiegVA#
in• Working...this imee fraud. upon • the
nnhlic, but. it, has...gotten them. inta-ar.
very'awkward pOSi.tiell, .to Aay .4 the.
•leaet, .As for ,the Moldier of Sir;.Islen-
Ty's. Board -who! Suggested' the-der/oSit •
, • ,
, with .ther Heine Bank, riethin•g.•
eel -wince: the pciblie .that us action
Avasnotasdeliberate AS-it;wai,fraudum.
Beard at once His place isin .peniten•-•
• tiarY. • • • . • •• '
•, It is tip' te ,Henry Thornton to
Make . itvery clear to* the pubbe that'.
his consent' to the, making; d .the
posit with the Homebank waS. given.
in "ignoranee of the real condition of
the bank: Failing. a clear and convini,
ing statement from -him, vidiat are ,We
to. think of himi and his associates
and What. are we to think ,o,f,,goyern-
Ment. Ovrnership and management „of
railways hi Canada? '
•,,,y7T-L':cKR77o-7"-:BERTS
:And Thus Do • Your Bit •• ToWards-
Restaring,Goed Times .
Pay your debts It is 111 rightto be
economical, to be conserYative about
expansion in A" time of _business; de,
, . .
pression, but it is. not all right' tcl•de
lay payment of bills-that'caithe• paid
:so . to; keep. more'l-non.ey.- hand.
7I-.1-4very.berly-were---to-p ay -bilis
, 'Make .the inoney: we have as active
at;:i..ottfldbunisoi:eesPsraoilillOatiolyli.gth.a0;ne.
in nornial
times the result 'Wauld be a .itiffening
as it is possible to make it If A pays
,
B tbe ,$100. he "owes B.:will, paY
C '-$100 -and C will buy $1.00 more
• •
goada; from- D . Who will. replace:it by
buying from E.:And se on. But sup-
posing:, A delays ..payment three',
months just --to keep his .funds liquid,
business, drags., to that • extent., all:
around the line,' Multiply A by l',000
and-. these 1,000 A's wOuld niake
difference; of many itilliens in the
total, of Canadian business done, "Ile's
proinpt• pay," je ,on of thehighest
recomnieridations busineSs -men desire
concerning any man .We appeal to A
to hurry UP .in the 'interest of all the
rest of us. And :inhis own . interest,.
too. That $100 .has to be- paid eVent-
u all y. •Whir7--not--,-now:-?-SoineWhere-
a1pngAlie chain ,that nimble $100 will
helpothers to pay :4C., or' -buy from
him•. The 'sluggish • clallar -needs a:
• tench ofthe whip i ';'
The ninible dollar is the chief pres-
enV.need What keeps the. West in a
depression?-7---Zripaid.--telebts,HAIOthing-•
elie; They, are, in -process being'
,ipaid, and .as that ..proCessAnkliiiii :so
;•Will the We,at -.eke for
prosperity and :prosperity- will' attract-
iimpigrante. Ti immigrants will
.bring,rinon•ey..,..The „money...10.11; -spnr,
it might might be ad infiitum if prices
Would remain -Stable and • Prosperity
not bepome a boom. When that time
.cornes- the proper adviee*111..tre.3eeT;
'your jiaF1V1 and your .feet on the
ground' Just new it is "Pay up, The
-sooner-••debt.s-are,'71iquiclatect-Abe-a6on-,
- bysiness will ,'jump aheae,"-:-Ter-
onto ',Saturday Night _
711EP:K!LEINII.,),-71GS IN, BRUCE
„• 'Fief* the Port 'inies•-we :take.
.the ',following, regarding the 'haVne
vhicb , few ilogs• have beer( doing
ee'7.-T9W nShi 10
-hatInd'or• Sheen -killer in Briice"T'WP,
, . .
result .oe'tlie 'action in
'placing a bonnty..of .$10 onthe heads
'of .sheep -worrying doge; but. the sheep
.„heid 'Of 111i.„-sChas,„ ,Kelso, of the ',rfd.
of Saugeen; suffered -to. the• -extent Of,
tWelye. or ',more head 'before the ear Me
,, hunting,.
0 -blinds, ;On the !night of- Sept, 21St.,
Mr. . shdep; 30 . : .nfiniber;
,Whiali he has • pastured- on. • his ',grass
farm '12th,' of Bruce,were attacked
r.
by., two dogs andalie follOWing 111.61n,
thoth:wereloinici dead and
iliey•.•had.to-tie.:;•kiiled.:!•T•heAogii;•-Were:
atiit,Alheir-killin;#:,:kanie; 1.60 after.
'day break and only left 'the slaughter
.016.11! _0140 EitC1),Y._2.:Ii0,:i,#;,111?OrL";?„!".1:
Mini-1;day evening ,lest 'they. aginr•Yie•
i fTettlieltel further depldte ,the fleck, Init.:fat-tun,
litelY•theY WerebaUght in the. het hY
neighboring farmer, ho notified
troward., 8e ifferty who;'atMed with,
g64, went.. to the 'reactie ,of the 8,:heep,"
arid -got• Cloge."eneugh t� drop ',One ,Of
the de,gs before it .cOUld make_ agttt-
wa,y, . The biller li1Icr, •howeiier;
than-
af&1 to Make*, egeape, On this
etteitin tWo Sheen :Were SO' 'badly War,
ilea that they. afterwardilalett; and it
WAS apeeted that others Would "%lab
atteetirirh a ;a ies6it; 6f pie rnaltreat
ont,.:they -Were, !subjeatedctlY., by't the
aqs.The tddit killett had. no tai• te
dehOte. the' oWn44
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• R.4.pTiZING IN RIV,EW
. . AT NVALIKERTotst
The:. 4Ttice ThaPa,,. of Walkertoa
gives.!ttic folloiyIng:' TOY AM:Milt of
• t,1‘.re„,.wirickup• of Aeries of meetings
held, at he ,Cennty. Town , by' :the-
Alninisv,"TheAPPAteeos,
re-
'ti1" 4
the :Tentee144ilsfrfin'.57;.:-P-..-
'erten*. frorp..Sept, l'ath site $ent: -gOrdp,
Mut:
which -has -.been fuller of thrills •
**,*,fOir Tniatly.**tliaki*any,t re*Viver taged
here- since the *hitt ,iman ousted
ThjTidians
rerelhTl• a en siiti'Wen'-
'Saturday ef term:ion; n: i.PeStor
. . • .
Rielcard led • n.:floek of .twerity,One.
Of. the-. 'faithful! ';i21.QW1i to,: tbe.. river
-banks' above the new dein' and ii the
,sight of. five hun-dred •• or merespec!
tatars eclininistered the . rites of bap-
tism SS. he :immersed ; them in, the•,
stream. • - • •, '
Ti -47- lady .; candidates -*bre robed
',it black. cloaks' . speCially brought
here for the occasion, "while the men.
entered it.he..river•, in .; their.: regular
evety'-day' suits. Wading out to their
; waiste..in water, the twenty-one were
entirel y.suhnierged"-one 10y ',pne, • Pas-
tor .Rielcard,:•who performed the bap-
• Osnial SerVice,Atrimersed !eadh:caricii,
:fate Until tbe.water, fully 'covered the• :
head.!..and all,. solemnly repeating, 'In
the; name of the Father,•,Son'and. HolY
GhoStf,". as they, sank from view.
BetWeen • each.baptizernent the 'con-
gregation chanted ,hymns .ftein the
assisted by tWO:b0.ndsmen, who
• accompanied ,thein an .,their inetrif-
clients!, Although a. fine 'day, the Water
- ,
was
cold,' but aS one. of the 'faithful'
remarked,' "When you get the spirit
on • -don't' Mind . and it, .c,ertairily
• . . . , . ,
scerned ',Sp, for 'while each might have
gone bad:: to the' warinth of the camp.
'Stoves, few .left the Scene when their
turn Was ..OVer,;bnt: rather. stayed oi
the shore' With -.dripping clothes and
, .
sang as the -others wept ,down.. . • .
• ;Although '• the niajority. Of these
, •
baptized .Were...froin other' parti,.' yet
'seyerar i•eipeived ':the •ritee',••. by
iminersioh on Saturday, in :the per,.
of. Reinbolt ; Weise,
Miss- -Sarah, Knaggs, Mrs. tr,':MeKilL.
lop, Mrs; .Wm. Moody, end;Mr....and
Mrs. John: Allen ofi town,. and'
and. gr§.., tOuis Felsing,- of .Carrick:
•• While the Pentecostal Church' ad-
vises baptism, „yet it'.dOes- not inslat
,60 it .or *eke:it. compulsory as a test
•of membership...•Probably afterthe
manlier Who .inonnted-a-
:,•tioat and addressed .• the multitude,
Pastor G.. A. Chambers,. of Kitehener• '
Steed • on . a. raft,and exhorted . the,
'gathering on the •banks .. -Prom , the
text; "Ye. Have- Obeyed that 'Form ol*.
DOetrine Which' Was Delivered: Yea"
he., pointed.,...out that. 'water' baptism:
Was -•-the form •ar:--tri---e-Setting:' faith
• ,
of :the ..,aoctrine.. of. the death., .hurial--
anci7reSiirreetton'pf-Clifistin-which-
eVery Christian :has, •
••'. •
: , Sunday, which witneeeed the .close.
."-OfT"tifeCarniii-eeting.". 'here
tendatittit4.-th`&--7fgfternooii-:eeesfen-1.5Y-
.
a etoWd estimated between. 1100 -aid.
..1.200', many., ,ConAng in motors from ,
.points.: as. ',far, • away` 'as.. Kitchener!„.
'The Pentecostals derive their iierne:
'clay 'Of- Pentecost,when the DiStiples
were' seized with the -e'plrit and spoke
in. Otbar..fanime;; Not. orili.wee this
possible with. the ApostIs in those:
butt -he -y .claini ',•that %with suf.'.
fiCient.
ldays-and a , an instance-.of-t-his-won-
.derfni power they ,are able- to point
. -
.toa local man, Mr, •-• Aarbn- Mielhous'
...enj...Whoeritered't into the,spiritt-at-qt
•'o'cloelenedri on Sunday and Continued •
in the gift until. 2, pirnduring Which
period he. spoke in .a. language that he
never .before knew, and. conversed in
tong!neS.....With 'the paStore_that±weilld-
have been, quite Jinposeibleunder any
other condition. It Seexne that all
oligh;!'. in a like; Mann et,'"ati tan,
readily 'diecern,•when" the celestial or-
-dinance is On, TWO lal men in the
Pergong of Messrs, LOuis Felsing and
John Lusch-of--'acirrick,;•beearne:sn �b-
csd
with the spirit on -StindaY Mot-
l'irng that they, 'fell' Postrate the'
straw"befOrel state: -
Abby" eon -Mira tawards.-
the eVeniiig'seiviPe.:
reniatklible -ertieg; ;.,of'thealing,
:Were,',testified-to,-at the- meeting's,' the
pentedoatals eninleying„ Cite_ _s:..km
healing iiiinistrY they, claim' as the
Ankstles, Used the early 411x4, that
of. prOYer 'and the Sincere belief of the
,patiept°in itr efficaot... Net 'everyone
Prayed for°,:iss 'healed; they admit, but'
neither Were all these Prayed for in
apoStolip?' times careCl.: The Peateeos;
tals,' hOwevr, claim niany e'triei of
absolute Of 'Organie diseases a's
well a functional:diseases; • ,
The ":earnprifgri, Which swasi highly
snecestfUlt alitt authored ia arge
'n6berf eOnvetts, ' Was presided,
over`;:hy: ReV, J�bn B11, of Owett,
Sound,Rev, G, imhe,s of Mt-.
Irilioner and the Ideal pastor, ,Rev:, Mr,:
Riciatvdi
,r.dre
at Story.
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•
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What is the feel story your c�al
• bin tells --in tons of peal burned and. ;
• in 'yoltime•of heat-?
For cOrnfort, satisfaction end icon-
oiriyy, install a • Happy,••:Thought
.PiPeless Furnace. In no time you
find it's the biggest thing in
your home -big in value, as com-
pared to cost -big in convenience --
big in comfort.
A Happy Thought Pipeless Furnace
solves the heating problem for the
• medium-size house. It sends a steady
• stream of thoroughly warmedohu-,
snidified air straight up into the
house,, The principle of rising hot
Happy Thought Heaters air and. descending COW air, as
bring comfort and coon- applied in this furnace, does the
'only into the home.
Happy Thought Ranges
make cooking and bak-
ing easier..
:.•
rest Draughty corners vanish; cold
spots disappeht. • There is no'dirt,
dust or gas -no coal waste.
For larger homes Happy Thought
Pipe and Combination furnaces rolve •
the -problem. • Letus have.a panof
your house and we will advise you.
or, SatebyRAg...4..p.oRTEous
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THE SMALL TOWN
VS, THE BIG CITY,
•The tOwn has ,been the butt
Of the Cheap linniorigt ever since the
somewhat larger toWn came into eic-
isterice. •
• A• stnalthlOvvii. is any •tciWn smaller
than' the town in which the humorist
resides.,. If he liyes in a .town
1000- a • town'..of 500 iS a joke. If he
_Iioyocrs
ea., iin a' town of 5000, any ton of :
r
a joke, and so -on --p.
• City folks: call sinall towns. by witty
;
names ---tank towns, hick town;towns
in ,the stick, towns in :the bush, towns
on the bowl and piteller circuit.. .
- Small taWng' de not have scandals,
.1agiereheStraSr-gan..--_nle_11,41Qating.-11.1.7,
•
'-d-elitediiesi Or 'traffic. prableme '
can park his .ear front,
,of -hig-TTI.d-ce busin--ese. -and leave- it,
clay,. -if -he so:desires.
On a hot, day he can-talce: off,•his
coatand 'walk down the mainstet
without ,losing,..,public.:,esteem.--,: •
In a small tow:n; doesn t get
him Anywhere. People like him for'
what ih isnot what he pretends to
'be, 'Ile lives too :close_ to', his .felloW-
eiri-to-he-Oth er"theificis-si. eal
'A small town . there are neigh-
bors „ wlicrIturn-r_in _and...help, .sick-.
ness; • who like you . illat AS ' well in
your: old Clothes as in your neW- pries;
who :put .on n� airs and make n.o.:pre
tensions
, a city a -Yonng tnan rineY -take
his :girl to the theatre; tben to a:jazz
Tera-ce,-a-i-rd-thvia ' tip -et -tar: b-aVir
home, all eta cost of $25.- • •
• Ina mall town; a young Man -can,
ilalfepifel4frilp-...'tliVrildVie:',.-L-'itoll'"
at
:the ae cretqll: parlor; .and be sitting;
In his girl's porch -swing, ,by 10.30,
m.; have, spent 70c,,,*having had quite
is good a time as. the city •Chap had
. . . • • ,
In a city, ,a men spends . at . least
one-third- of, his time putting,. up a.
Pth—er..
'people who are doing the same,.
'MOO' TEESW,ATER. VirOmnii
-•• • D1E8 AFTER. 'OPERATION
JOhri.'Steeli a daughtefof.Mt,
and '
$s» .:TeSSWIltero
.26th following an operation for goitre:
Mrs; !,:$teet had Alberta to
vjsit ki brother. there, With 'tlie heir&
strength in: preparation,fle, tin -opera,
• tion Which was..,deeined ineVitahle, Qt
„Sept., ..6th the operation was Under-.
-..taken:and, far' soine liours`0116vylat
the ..patierWaPpeared. to he doiat 'welt
Later her :heart. :weakened 'dila: she
torietlY .Pt4sed away. The- „reintiink,
were )3X9tight to TeetWater for inter;
ment,'being aeconinenied hY Mr, Steel,
Who' had gene to Aibette hionth be7
fete:. The tate .11Its,-„, Steel • Wite 'hern
teegWatior a ;Attie &lin', 8t Yeats! age,
and 'Wag Married in InilliarY Of
$he is survived by to datiOtOrk And
son quite yonno, the 400100
*ea Orp. tend of ,niuSic .itnd w4k)an
Inn
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DURHAM. CEMENT PLANT BEING
WRECKED:' •
Of the rise and fall of a once pro-
..
induatty . at the!..tawn Of
IMM, "The ,Revieiv!,' 'newspaper, pub,
lished there, gives the fallowing ae•
'A little over twenty- years ago al(
was work and hustle on the sit of
the :old: ,Romhengli• .property in the
south end of ,the town; building -the
teen work and hastle getting.it away:.
. It is:now. a matter,of _history that,
the National Portland' Cement Coth.
pany,,bnee apparently the premier mill
,of its kind .in Canada,if not in the .
,stitction one ..:of the Marvels' of the.
growing eenverit-trrantrfaeturing'imius,
:-try,,_ii.Lnow • about as ,extinct as the
.great auk,- and nuinetoue •creditors„
,and sharehOldets are sadder and poor,:
,-nre of the,:cornpar4uand-thecdomingtor
'town of the3no: E: Russell Company,„
'subsequently ,the Durham • Stone' and
• Sand Company, the *peaseof the'old,
cement !sompanyficrt-naticed
-ally 'very bad and in a short, few:
months se :far:as:the, general public
been 'etieh: a' company '' in existenc;-..;
.Withthetaking over of the-iiiiijotity„,..:
-of the hold,hig'S -et the company-•here,.
less the :cement, machinery, of course,
the labor ' situation has been -adniir-
inetity_the_pres..e•nt_occupants-an,
their Work' of erushing. .stOne -and •
manufactnring -stone. dust,
"Fox 'the. pat- cotijil of inonths,.
'however, there his been a good dear
, •
of work,gpin•g on 'clown .the `T-rlarit"
that many of the eititens have known
• little or :nothing: about, As the thief
• ereclitOr,Jhe Standard Bank took ayer., • .
the AntereSta of the; cement Cothpany
When :it,' pined And have , ever eipee•
been-trying-tO-4.ealize-•onthe----eernent-'
inaehi6ery--411 -the -old 'A5lant, '" A.- fei,v.r.-H..
menthe ago they „sold if to a. Arm ;
that hee' been otganized •fe'r the men-. '
• Ufacture,of :cement nt St:Francis, de
Sales, Quebee near Montreal,and ict.
Sargent, Contactor, Ow'gri Sornld,.*
was handed the, task of diemantling.__
and ShipPingthe-Mitchitiery and oth
paiaPhertia1ia4fto',40'-neWli1'otile.,;.4 • .,
Considering the amobnt of work to
he, deae.; „Mr, ,:$,arded 1iis ;gang
haVe'Crade reiiiarkable tiale,ht Wreck-. 4
ingthe plant, and About nAdle
of qieict week* akiiiItt to. havathe lagt
of it Cleaned tifr and on eara ready for.
shipMent t6 *Quebec:. The new mill to
he erected,',v411J10e,,,a.,..dailY, eaPacifiY.
*1.,,2Q0' barrels, Is Jaunted 1?nfl ,
freni, ',MOntreal;: and the trraelfineTY.
,be instalted, we believe,,by Mr,,
Sargent and his gang, In all, abdut 40 '
CM'S have already been shinned',
and the final. Shipment will eonaist
.about seven 'Cara MON.
•
Ottani rif" wheat taken 'fforki Tit
Tenkamen's tomb in ER'S'Vt and, Olant'
•ed, neer Budapest, Trunoi gaIn maid
'to .havo, grown and produced a good
0rop T
I*19)iiikint4'41)44.19,41(izilmt "it