The Lucknow Sentinel, 1923-11-22, Page 544,
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buyingelor -resale; .egge which were
.unfit, 'for human food,: Mai Singer,
WILL 'PETTEPLACE' F.4711,1, LLY
:Was, Out jlenting,-,:-Gun Accident -
(Walkerton ;1'eleacPpe),...
Mr 3111111-''RettePlaCe.,.'a
lioariitalb- 'Ore
, 'stun 1A0M- a 'severe .wound. the -
'The .Presectition was' Made by .th*, Ont'-htniting',On',Thanktigivinir 'Day.
_Dominion, Live. Stock " D.raneh, De, ge was' ent ' after rahhita in '•the
Greenock Swairtn 2% miles,w
Provisi044, a the 'Live Steck and• 8 in. Charlie Petter4ece., 'Rive -
'Live Stock Prodoct,s Act,: 1928; The' dale, and, his ':brothOt-ill-laWf Rene
*h° haa' Made" g practice of' htizing' '04,4: tree 'allont
,g waa. slinoerY and he.: fell the, 'Shot
fr°,°1'• his:. rig. ..DOminion, -Egg In- The.. charge Mowed elong the Outside
,sneetor found. three,.,dozen bad. eggs... of the abdornen; itist berm the. mid -
The 'Regmlatipns under :the Act re- Ole,. shattering'. the- wall and leaving,'
speqing, -,`,,The -Grading • and. Marking _torrk:,.,:away. as t,ig. as:_ittrnivvb
-of-r-;g0" nrOlitly-700--Tent. •-perion He was siXty Yards from Rene and
shell buy for sale or reale; ex.' twice that distance from Charlie,
po.se. oTe•••, for sale, or', sell eggs • He Called twice i`Charlie." and ,the
whieh itrz... unfit foi ;human food Latter came running to him Thei
These. regulations became. effect-
' ive last Jtily and they are new be-
ing rigidly enfereed. 'In s'es where
. infractions are found ',dtte to !leek
Of 'knowledge , of the proVisions of.
the regulations every chance will• be
given to' make goed, but: in cases
•.'pedlers .and others persist
in disregardizig*,the law, after. re -
en' by the Department. The aboVe
..is .the .first prosecution', under the.
Act, of 1023: The Act prbvides for
a penalty of five hundred; dollars
or .three months. in jail Or both,
• There' are many Storekeepers in
the eities7.41iToi-reh• out tlie7Dorninion
egg& -.This is .pow necessary on• A
count Of the .regulationS `,`Itespec
"' Inv, .the „ GredIng and Marking
Eggs" bilt in, a. great maitY instan
dealers are indifferent but • thia .
• largely tip ;Indifferende born Of
, eggs :deteriorate renidly'.
'Inuit, of , neeessity be checked frOn
p,r.-t1.1e,se indifferent storekeepers
eountry 'shippers and to them . an
." egg' froni the country cannot,
anYthing but fresh • That there are
degreea„ of freshneaso never 'Incur.. to
them, : but Inspec.tors of the _Dom-
. Anion „Live Stock Drench, Depart-
ment of Agriculture find'
...actual • candling anil 'grading -dem-
' onstration will as "a • general, rule
-basket. .On .the,". Counter Of a retail
store in -One of_Our large citiea 'went
in , and candled Some. of' the 'eggs,
. -dozen. and a: half were seconds. and
.% 'dozen bad . In 'another store the
" ed .and these showed 5 dozen 'and
'..each. instance ivd:i•e- very ,Variable_in-
factien to ,consumerS', One of,. the'
first:Objects of- the regtiletions
0" Eggs" as 'effecting -eggs, 7moving
eggs' be, sold for 'What' they, are, jo7
' ed; that they, be sold senarately' so
grades in; ',the , dozen. When Ibuying.
eggs,' consumers-, shnuld, , therefore,
,' 'tisk :'ior ihern :by' their. 'grade' naine,,,
st,
ir
of
is
SMALL TOWN THIEVES
plaints *are quite '.coinnion the
stealing' of, robes; riags, whips, over -
Cars 'in the church -sheds,: public
'is ...a „.pity „that this ,kind,rqf
ttievery cannot be'Stepiied and the
gnilty,-ones fined or jailed! 130ssels
is no,, Worse,. poseibly, than', some of
the neighboring towns, Inclging bY
report,,, but, that is no recorninenda,
TIlIg.WAS SLOW WHISKEY
'The Mildinay "Otaette lig the fol.'
MicicY ',McLean, of ad -
Orderly( here „early ,ron Wednesday
)norning ,0 last' Week,. appeared be-
fore Magiatttite Mcl\tab at Welker-
... ton on 'I'hittstlaY of last Week and
that all 'the 'Nita' he drank
was ifi the baiernent et his father's
.house beibre he left .hOtne le collie
• to the danCe Mibinuiy, and that it
Aoh—attention.,„tO that
Onaeo 4114 Imposed a stiff .MI0 On
ray.
1, RSD tkY NOYE
munities and perhaps 4000 women.
"Miss "Bella of Detroit, As report after report of work done,
and 111.1s.'
SqUare,"- .4: thy' .evpojng,liervite' in
preciated by the congregations; r
ten Met 'With a. painful accident in
playing,' at.sehool, on Wedpesday'af-,
...terhoon. Running, she fell and broke ,
the lalge bone. in her . ankle; net,,A.
lIcleen break either. "Dr. Finlayson
' fixed the ' little -lady .',up 'and she - is
daughter ' oi Mr. ,and Mrs,,, Dave
half, a mile .fro'm the road., Charlie , amp ell, Con. p..
'stayed th- the' wounded Man,. Drs
was , about dusk when .they, reached 1‘44, Robt. LoWry fte, was putting:
(ir
oie swamp and it was. with s°me up the' brawek' W.nes- of' the euttikg.
diffidUlty. that .t.hey • 'got to ,the
wounded man, fixed up an iniprovi-. hex l'i'rbeg hq .f01;. strikigg the ho.x..
ed 'stretcher • and: carried, him over A ; broken. rib,, an, injUred. shoulder
half a mile through the 'rough and' as 'very 'painful side . are still
sWanin. with the Aid of. lanterns, to keeping im in t e ouse and mak,.
Hall. VValkerton, and Gillies. ot Mr. Wm, J. McK4y, of Con. 19,, met
TeesWa er. hurried to the scene. It with. a had' aceident while assisting
Pital. The accident occurred shortl 'able , • '
before four cesiock and it .was four Class in4Home-N r M
hours later that he reached the. hos-, ' ' '
e,cp.ee.,;Lis u;h4 ng,a a on
pital. He was immediately 'taken to. rill- .'
day the Course began, with, thirty=
the '','operating room Where c•-. the
•eely at_ Very, ex
un. lit-armeared that. the -injury was 'Celle,Qtr instructor has. • been -sent in
and hopes: 'were- held out for. his .'reF- ' ; p o s ora exan er.
Ske, hee lied; experience in nursing
ness. throughout." 'Late the follewing• women end. children:in the Punjaub;
afternoon when his . condition 'be, indie, Her . ieeturea are absOrbinglY
ized that 'the •end was most practical and usefull• inforina-'
-tras-atile to call for his two little • - •
'Thildren and bid them good-bye. He ers •will join the class. A gratifyilig
Passed aWav .shortly after 6 pal.' • bon It is expected that many oth;
The doctora stated that,' 'the shock feature of the creiss is the 'Wilber
'Lo his nervous , system rather than of girls and yourig women in it'. '
the wound itself, was - the. deciding A ceee'diert yiolunteer__Rev.
- Will ,wes the elder son oi the late MacMillan, earning directly from, the
-Charles Pettenlace, .1•Vhiy., was: for. .West, Where 'he', hda: been ea iar
many 'years- up to the.,. time . of :•his. the Paeific in :his work as Se,':retery
.atg.h1Y-esteenied 'citizen and buSiness
Man. . Will Was bern in WalkertOri tIon 'of, Canada; arrived. in. Ripley. on
.2,8: -..ears ago .and ,icient. 1.06st of his .the late. train .Saturday night to QC -
life here In DeceMber 1915, he was cupy the' Pulpit St Andrew'a
`‘'or Overseas. SerVice fhe ,160th.'
''B.attalien. In -England he was trans.: '
4erved in .Frence until. the end , of
the war, returning home .'
1919.. :Later he 'left for' the West;
Where.• he Was, ernoloyed by Mr R
'ago he -was 'Married at Saskatoon to,
Mias," Jean 'Henderson,' who
little daughter add babY Son aur -
r generous otialities Were
WicielY recognized.; :He waS one of,
those chaps "whO' woUld- give .his
ihirer. to' help out a Pal and there
The-nragrritude ,of ;what piissing
fatherless, babes', words cannot 'efts -
H
is mother M s
rorobto„"and his is- IV 'brother, Cher-
ie, At Coboconk.' To „them in:their
their 'old .friends„ here. goes
DECEMBER ,A ND, G
:, Dealing with Aultiting the
'mountain goet 'in the Itockiea, Ray -
76;14 Thomson in atory Intro-
ducing' Mr.. William, •Goat"`pgiver..:6
fine account Of this, s'nert
ADA. `Art ' aeCount of wild dUck:'
'hunting at .Periaimetang. by' Levvis',
Denisort,• "OUr Moose' 'for 1,922P.
,"The • Silver Salmon Fresh. from: the
ing, .13onnycAstle, bele, ere only . a,
feW, of the good artieles and steries,
-•;itained in this issue,' "Ranching.
gives' interesting 'side -lights into ,the
in an agetffen't'-'
gporl 'Story Abe 'north. -in Wiriter.
ittsTotito
13Y ,MENTAL
The influence of -the Weat gave: an'
added interest' :to; .his w,ords, Mt,
MacMillan is -a srourig nian. 'of greet
preiniSe, worthy of .the esteein ',end -
pride the peeple of. South XinloSs
: • Reception.. -On. Friday- evening,
in the sToWn ' ,15.0 of .their
friends held a•Teceptiorr for Mr. and
was -spent :in ,dancing •the
danceS:—Roy-MecRenzi-e-: -WAS
?there' with his pipei, - and Seotch
reels, ' laucers, and 'waltzes -
Bill, 'Bradley excelled a'rIVIaster
CeremOnies; No one:was neglected'
'and ail declare they spent. a. most.
and lace,:looked very 'charruing. The
With -a Purse containing, One hundred
the, 'residence pi ,her Wrd,",
Ilercierti of ConceSaion 2., there' Pass,
Mrs, • Sarah 'Borden- -born at- Belle-
ITohn7Paliner, and- her =Cher to
What ',had*, 'been, called the 'Village of ,
she., became the. wife at, Janie:a', Bar:.
den, who; .`abouf twenty-one years
' ago,. was killed' by.,„ a., fail „from a.
barn he Was shingling; leaVing het
the „eldest; -;second.
Hein the • yotinge'st,
portion of ,serrow,-'was ' unusually.
A ,Curiouii incident IS reported
from' Aire yillage Of Clifford. A feW
Mrs, Wendt, Itvss
there, Wits entered. by robbers And' a
large 'ainount, of het Stoe'ic of jewel,:
ry stolen, Mrs,. Wendt; for ,sonie
and it is observed that since th,e`
inatter to her, has been' able te.
hear as- aa lank noiniat Person„
ple robbers Were, Caught lin Torooto;
ed groat: part of tho Stolen goods,
So,' „with the restoration' of har,
411' aft4t 1/111
greet: Shp Was -e hard-workng, care=
fnl. woman, r: Overcoining
neighbors.; Iter sister 'Harriet; Mrs.
tend..the'.itineral, Her youngest. '
ter; 8usan,, lives, at th.d SO0, Two
The funeral teok Plied ;on, Sunday,
that a 'ineVeiiient which hes lasted
a quiet,: retiring. hien who Ocilla to',
„Potlitito.', Only" 'when -you 'attori,o
Vie -*Orkeitc.-Dri the ';e'Vening ,tire,
son -gave' the. officiel ,welcOme Of the,
'City 'in • Witty fashion,. Putnnin
'replied for- .fthe,:.gtiestS7
meat. of , Agriculture, on' right„
said, .'"Mr.. Putnarn not espeCially
fond of public speaking "but he!s-a
wonder. on the ,executiver.lnll. of in -
does greet -thine Then Mi7s"---Yr-
W. Hughes President of the Wo-•
men's' Canadian Club; who •was
Siding at' 'the • banquet, announced'
Rgliardiani. would 'tell . the Story
her ,people. , A ripple: of , wonderment
and surprise. 'ran ,round ,:the tebles
as it, beau,tifid . dark -eyed slender; girl.
of nineteen rose in, her rplace ' end.
began to, sueek in: clear. siinple,
clutched. the- 'throat Until it
ached end forded teers'' to .'eYery eye,
It Wag true story hard • tell
hut the girl' was brave. '
"AWay back 'in wh'en was
Only a very little -ehild; the Turkish
Sultan 'sent :out ,aecret orders to,
-dear the land .of Armellens; • ThO0.-
sands-Of :niy-t-penple,". men, Wein en
and Children, 'were driVen'intO •exile,
to take even' the necesieriei of
lily, father was 'not' driv,-
.than, and was femilY,doeter. to, many
saw :our: neleiihor.s
Turks 'Were trYing ,
have. been-sold:ea 'Sieves Or. "exelning-'•
been The:. who Were'.
heatitifuf hee'''.1;pen ..Carried' (4
think that . is not i•olo t1
The A.rnieeien 74./ riled
'the Turks' Were: p101ting driv.
them out, but ..theY`:Paid
any communication till With, th
iiientd Of 'otir deed ;build
Governnient
-Gh.tistianSWere, lath:;
,we. were,' in hiding in tlitv.'creller.,
'neiglibOA seeking.' Shelter
itiSt and
,terrible, end thea -.,in "nttr, n
'bullets a„rotnuli
haVe, siond 111'16_14,01z, an
it is onlY' *hen lnws lose
•
=MN, rie4timr..rommoirooltn,,......momariommwrinnoram.. 41.30.141400/11114__ 1.011114
•
/41
e ch re„4:ppieciated more -than factory.
. stamped goods.that are e4sily'worked,,pretty when. finished
nip
Night Gowns,
Centrepieces .
Riinners
111
Cushio
Tray Cloths ••
j,aundry Bags,
Knife; Po'rk-and Spoon Sets
COrset Bags
.Trayel-ling Cases
„Collar and CuffSetts
ofall.kincrs foe making any of these!:, COlOred Whit_e,
. Coats, Mercer, ,-,ArtSyl Robe, Knitting. Silks Embroidery Silk's. •
Large Stock of Writed Shades. in Plain Ribbons,
- in all Shades Ready for, Xmas. Uge.,
Assortineht
Ready -to -Wear • Kith -
Cotton Eider. 4nd,
" .Cuffs trimined -With Sat-
ecial $6.7
vercoat Stock. The
best values a n d Assort-
ment of up7to-date Gar-
ments shown. Light o r
Conlfortalbe-
*ITIV THE': STOW.
IP
AT. THE RESORT ,,TOWN
hfrngry and ,Screech
relief is neer 'lhe: town :is
GODERICII
citizens ,,turned dpwn the
the totvp to :issue de-
hospit0i, the 'vote being H3f.).5.'for
btit there: is.' only,:' soggy send,: r
.and cldne;
•
sprely run its 'race ••• Inortifi-ede,'
prepares young nieji end yoting
sion, .We assiat graduates to
' tical training.. .which enable§
them' to theet with suc,tess„
dents eke registtring och week.
Get oUr free Catalogue and learn
11. A, McLachlan,
•
eine' stion ,has. been 'proiniiient'l
ti ae
tile new, libspital wee tn. be erected:
that the Present 'one Was not'ielf-l". „
sustaining; a. much lerger one- ger-.
,tttinlY Weald not be
',iv, to be asked for byr the Collegiate:'
; hoard :for alterations to the high
•sehool and en. equal ' aunt to..the
Hater, .and next
snring,' no doubt ,".had.' sornethIng • to
foete.z.tvicvoionidi.:nixno:ca(1. If 2h4
sells'. A' 'few Yogi's, a.go. "The mal.1-• lo•1:•sfhtunbled end ''br.olen the neigh -
lea," „formerly. 'the 1,.esideriee of, the ,Imra: call. her . dutiful wife., '
er;.liette:f. e o
'Yorotite'Litter' Car.;
'ricrst, one Man can
•cleari your stable as 1
fast es Ithree in the.
Without the unpleas-
the" wheelbarrow
Thiraii- the
Where you want it Or direct,intOithe" inanute7spreader when desired.
'appeal tO you. • Let,ine ekplain 'the adVaniages of itidhain pull, why