The Lucknow Sentinel, 1924-02-07, Page 4•
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ION, COUNTY , COUNCIL: -
!h' At~the mean, of the, County
m' uonn: i1 i><i Goderic�:1. last week, Reeve
as, �
Q. 'Erwin , of Hayfield, .was elect
rd 'as Warden
i Ex -Weider!' B. W. 1?. Beavers,' of
c7xeter, eenductecj Warden Erwin to
tho chair. In his inaugural address,,
which `was brief, but to the :point: the
newly elected 'Warden thanked! 'the
,.iembers of the, council and,' express
ed 'his appreciation,. net only of .the.
nnyyoonor t�heyt .had, doles: hTni� but ,also,
bf-the: trust, the$'i acl .placed in his
andg..t`,,k*^rye
Zz i':ir� e7t. �ftzic'lt �a"4 s i
"illocl the position' with credit ;t4
themselves 'their iiiunieipalitics apci;;
the county, 1 hone,; with your: help,
to fulfill the .responsibilities: and: dis-
charge the duties' of the office faith-.
fully. cotes eentiously'amt. impartially.
fhe .tax -pa er is squealing; 1, believe
10 economy. and 1 prefer' -retrench
,neat. wherever possible, but'' our
OOcL roads systuu iciest'" be niain '
aained to the. necessary standard for..;
lie exceedingl�heayy _automobile ^and_
? nor` Puck traffic of the day,
;lot .taking office as a man who knows
•.:verything by any means. and 1 win
.io niy- utmost to- furnish you' with any
ntoimation that syou nay.requi a .ire':
osmg Warden• Erwin.mnade. reference
-o the ;passing 'of 'Our iate esteemed.
CKNO7 5Et�rTTNE' 4141'4(4'
l xt set, It itFwwYs has. flier
.� 4 .•,-� �''! �+ .s' ill be' he liday tfor ,foo>a
!Published' every Thursda morning So our loves alldleeeas.�,phut dot fro
at LucknaNv, Clntazdo .$h..sins:,of, wo';oirne ,
A; D. Macke nZl4, Prupreetea -vented send there e s byt 1ttC1 ronancY are rn
THPRSDAT, VAIIllIJARY 7th , 1324 Its train end' then 'there a (leelln
geuerationS,' from the homes ef idle
zarAiltz,174-14.4.7,41-1'15 -4 17"4'notZ:4;n: .1P'w;s4"atri7+.rta'
.intich. left 41 it' man: atter. apending Whit enjoy a nightie. refreshing
two terms there.. . -4 4 4.eataft0r a 410'0f toil, instead:of'
of , office was, too. great for late, Lrial inert Often are •!* the heine-epra:,
Wijapny'-•Whe ima.."jOst .Passed " away, 'and night -late .M6,- really big men
•9•11: 'over -the, graves of their godlY for-.
'teal" I-Pi:Arent& the cranker has
'aet ih. intone. the Wealthy class, of
a
Capital. and Reserve, $0460.060 "
- Over 125 Branchel
his .instifutim offers depositors 'safety fol. their' say -
and --freedom from-. fed t ape in' case of withdrawals,:
DePOsits Of $1.00 and upwards invited .
,----T-Savnepart-inents at
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':ifOtth Crea'OerY;
',,Hightest cash prices paid for
Cream and Eggs. We guarantee '
service arid satisfaction to all our
Givens a 'trial gital let us Prove
"you that we are a worth while
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gr. Luckhow Branch
Phone 63.
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•Liickrtow 'Marble and Gran-
ite :Werke, has a large,,and
,pleter-otoch—the most beautiful
inigrie to choose •froni in Mar-
e, 4Coteh and Canadian Gran;
a Specialty of Family
MOnuments and invite your inT..'
and see ue before pladne-
•.your artier.
Lucknow, Ontario.
Until 'we are permanently settled
sea nonelos
their lodge room evers, second Tues.
- day of the month at 8 o'clock D.M.
Guars
insilearide
Sr: IV. -,Ruth AlacAdarn, 76; Gla-
dys ,Johnston, Robeit Seati, 72.
NIelda Lane 59; . John HoWard t'6;
-Myrtle Johnston' 55; Joseph Hogan
„Sr. MacLean 83; Tom
Howard' 81; James 'Alec/titian' .58,
Li,te 77; Gordon
Johnston 76; Lonis Hogan 25.
Johnstone 78; Dick 'Reid 53;- Billie
• Pr, Frank Drertnari 65;- James Dre-
den
umber on roll' 25, Average attenlr
IV; Class—Horold" Camphe'l 84;',
MaryaCamnhelI 82; Roy Madanis 5f4
jessie 56: Tem England 51
Prank 42; ItTyrie Gainble 29°
dna MaeDoegalt 26*; Jim Stewart
Or. I V.—Jessie . Collins; Harold
Campbell; Flank IllacAan; !eyrie_
ar. Ill.—Lenard Madnnis; Malcolm
nlyelyn ;MacDougall) ties.. •
Ist..:-,-Jim MacNeil. Harold Stewart,
. Examined in ‘History, Geography,
Si. 'IV =BerOlitc-W-hi_nney-757-Per
Clifford Crozier '67;' 'Lloyd,. Finnigan
•dr. ID -Jean Anderson 78 per remit.;
Frances. Crozier .77; Eileen,Treleaven
' Jr.. I -z -Gertrude Finnigan,
Sr. V.--Examinationi—Algebrag
L. Weatherhead 66; G: Farrier; 48;
Sr IY.--;Examinations--Literature,
History. Geegranhv. Arithmetic.' SPel7
Jr. IV.--L-ExaminationsL-Literature,
'Snelling, Grammar. '
Pherson 53; 'M. Thom 52; L. Durnin
Those ix/larked (5) have taiseed eir-
Jr.',IV.-c-'-,Katherine MacKinnon 58%
'Helen Svvan 58;',Alma Carruthers 51.
Sr, III—Ted 'Murray 30.%; (Jim
II:—Mary Belle MacLeod 73%;
ona White 71; Harold Swan 70; David
Henry Carruthers 70; John Mac-
Kinnon 65; Elizabeth Robinson 62
Pr, Sr,—John Carrathers 65% :
Ernie Carter 65. •
No. on roll 22, Av. attendance 14,
H, Seott, teacher
Mr; Stanley HenimingWay has' re -
tinned home te 'the West aftee
in,g' friends and relations here,
Mr: and Mrs_ Thos. MacDonald
spent Thursday of last week the
honie of the „.latter's ' brother, Mr,
A- nurliber froth liere
Miss: JOhnstim spent Sunday at her
home near: •Whitechurcit.-•
Colwell and .411dieti Were week -end
viaitors. at the hone, of Mr, and Mrs.
Geo. Ittehardoon,
Tile Jolly lioie dub iiiialtft trot'
meeting at the flOma pf MO, the! Urfa,
Before the. olithreelt„..pf, the. Gnat
WaellieTe avai,-eVerY „indication that
,woUld.enk among, the 'great
presidents, of the; Unien.. yo had sta,
iligh ideals and
' good, intentiens, but his qualities' were
those which fit .a.man for peaee hat
,Mexieo and with Germany he appear-
ed to thirik 'that all disputes 'could, be
settled by negotiations, and for tWo
THEY,- NEED CANADIAN: WHEAT
hard spring w,heat:is reeognized by
the, Utiited States millers; especiallY
yeara he wrote totes to:Germany Be':
duty 7imposed by the Fordney . tariff,
large qoantitiei of Canadian wheat
catality et Ameriean thine Accord-
ing te :United States euetimas Service
•Dulotli amounted' 'to ,11,602,631 bu,shT
343,165,buihels in 1322; and .4,010,123
l'cii..-.-the-first--eleveti-inonths. of .1923.
Even, with ;,the, tunount: .of Canadian
seemed like a -znan who would° under-
take to argne with' a' burglar whp
had entered -his house and.,was carry-
ing away his valuables. Being ' "toe
prond to 'fight" is a Poor policy when
It appears_ to have been 4 greet
misfortune that Wilson instead of
Reosevelt Was -.president yylien the.
War breke 'mit. There .ie little doubt
„but „it' 'greatly prelenged the _war-
- costing millions of lives_ and
saw at Mice,. what was• wrong,. 'he States,. flour milling "is not Hourish-'
;inonient's donbt aa Whieh the. .Minneapolis, .fhitir mills • In that State,
, United States onght to. be on.. His were in, December running at ene7
gallant , Manner 'Would' in all liklihood. half. capacity or less,', and the output
have carried the. aountry", With' hiln. in Was booked , almost entirely. for de-
spite ' Of the foreign elementa Which mestic trade. -In . contrast with this;
were either anti-British. or even fri- the readers ot .this Review, 90. told.
-explained. So' he wasted' twe.Pnecione
years' Writing. notes, 'and. finally • had
weakly theught that •fight-, capacity on export demancL
Canadian in, aore."0. ,at full
attitude, which Republicans tinallY
developed 'towards • the late, president
and he wits deporneed as. ari, antockat;
an extreme- partisan, and' a Miserable
Weakling who Would • sacrifice atY,
"prominent . in polities. -Hien' George
Washington Was ealled the step-fath-
thought, them: tyrants and crooks;
- TORONTO'S 'SMART :SET
' 'The Toronto Star.. :Weekly of Jan-
uary ,26th an '11111-strated artiele
hiS,hat anki coat' and being shown the
home in Terento.fortrying to induce
icating--liquor".'7atnartY;:"-Ine"Oril47 Nye feel
maid at the, same party requesting that' Probably . kneinibers of
a lady ,eigarette smoker to, retire to
theamoking •' ro6m at the -doer -of
-the feminine 'devotee of.ticotine that
prile. Three .young girls; to escape,
boozing with their male. eacorts
-""" lite -.Writer . of ;die Star ' article is
one who has taken at. actirie interest.
.:.,the ,arToroxittes
Writer asserts that „ft danee net:
iging'.ago .he counted '100 out of 170
young Women, who smoked. They
would' impudently° -blow . smoke into
their rpartperis faces as. they danced
younger; simart set has become as
:::Theaction' of the county council in
eating the grant to the ,hOspitals in
the county „in 'tWo is . one, that *ill be
open ..to a great deal of adverse.criti4
cism; At any time this county:hits'
not been over generous in ite treat:-
ment.,ef our %hospitals, as compared;
tor instance,' With the adjoining ,Coun-„,
tY of Eruce, Which makes a grant of
$2,506 each, to the hpspitals at Walk,
erten 'and, Kincardine.' And , the.
'gybe few Year's 'ago, when. they •ap-
proaChed the empty :council for „a
grant ,towards the -Coat of „erecting
lieVy--'-hospital 'in GcgderiA :'Were
that the policy of the council was
against making grants for constrnc-
tien, but that, increased grants for
mainteriance 'might be looked for, will
feel, :that sontething like a, breack of
faith has. been miule in, the , cutting
the comity. council do not At Ail rea-
liFe ,to What an extent our. hospitals
are serving the cotinty ontside the
towns in Which, thei are located. In
1923,, 250 patients were.treated at the
Cloderich hospital and one-third:of the,
-.side the town Possibly the coupcil
mly;:ifeedId-havetteielitets brought
out to reCtify- the- inatier'Of the grant
,at ..their..next_sesSion.t,
In: addition to cigarette anneking
the society -home, partieS by, :young
ladies and- their immodeSt °dress and
the familiarity e-1 recklessnesS be-
tween the -sexes, it is quite custom--;
ary :for' young ..,men to carry flask"
these . scions .-of -wealthy 'fathers to.
make theirS' uncomfortable by be-
coming intoxicated; '
ners of tOte yoenger set is ,to be at-
tributed, to the hostess: Who "'haven't
acter AO put their, foot:down on Un-
becoming 'conduct and make' it im-
nossible '.for the ,guests to turn
parlor into ir .sitioking room, For what
unless 'deportment gives them 'decent
Idleness ,is at the -bottom of , most
Joseph, Guest, Cm WednesdaY even-
ing of last week. A. good programme
was rendered by membera of the
Club, The reading of the Jolly TiMe
News caused much interest. roller.
AN? the Pregramme the mb-Mbers
pyeti games and dane!no,
peat Week visiting friends at Kintaii...
1V1r.oHarryJrWin and Misa vi --
'gad .with Mr; and Mrs, George
on Sunday. .
Mr. and George Heary,'sPent
day • recently " with Mr.' and Mrs,
WM. Wilson of WaWanosh;
Mr: and Mrs. Herb Stothers Mid
alumber from here attended tl-e
Tuesday ,, evening.
Mee.' Herb Curran, of Mafeking,
visited with, friends here on rhflr's-:
We ,are sorry to report the illne,
of Miss Ethel Finnigan, but bope
-4pent Sunday with Ilia, sister Mrs, W..
, The , worst lias -happened, A• Scot
who is accustorqd bagpiPiii has'
ondemned Jazz,
The test et free speech IS 47'4101.,teti
nton von
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H. ilieeb, of Stephini„' an
jlerk. (4.. W. Holman were appointe
-0 the- hoareettrimital Audit, '
'• Reeve: Wm, Uoate.s. of Usborne
dtd-lteeve Thomaa-biglis, Of How
amioiated. ea -the
4oade COmaniesien. for .1924.
•°. Albert' .Whitesides, ,of iteeiall, was
tebert Higgins. of lieneall...*ere•a0
Ivor there, than: two houth
Witter' there„was real live "war'
Thursday afterpoonis sittings o,
rinstrong of litillett. beating high
e standard of economy, ,brenght in.
e connection with varlen•
ants. The' committee recornmende
wing grants:: $25.. te ,the Herisai
ed :Show, $160 to .each agriculture,
ni;...$25 to each publielibrary„
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Pels and eel legiate„ ins titutes: -in the
pitals-in the-enuntYTThe Shine "fit
iOn" was recommended bY the sem:.
airy aid from the Hosnital for Sick
lid and' Sahration ,The corn
tee' did' See tit, hoWever, to reCora
nd that $25 ..be granted:: to vac)
arden A; Erwin' Of Hayfield call.:
ry- .the Chair. and repOrt Was
ole.. Immediately the ,storrin•brolce,
'the disenssien beearne: ;rather'
ai betWeen,_ the "sternest, adz,
tea" . for economy and :retretich2
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ARDWA.R.E,
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STOVEf, WILI4',PAY YO U TO .pivE. us, A, CALL AS WE
-HAVE A-STOYE TO SUI'1' YOUR NEEDS_ ,AND ALSO yOUR
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g, Stove ,an Chestnut Coal
waY's, On Hand
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Phone
triodergiteS" Who ,vverer 'in favor
reeuctions all along ,. the dile;
'ehe discussion:-° became one. time
--zonieSt-no-innonioas:,,sa:.,.betWeen, :the
...oral' and; nrhon representativest•
"amendments an& the-!' chairman.
".sting• -one,. Or two cleeidnnk
Hensel' Seed Show;. $5,0 to.° each
ads., and $500• te each lieepital.. The
'The ''Counti.,Council 'eonelede'd its:
op • Friday:
he eouneil cut :Own ,its,'apecial grants
o the. five aCheols:.,and.:dollegiate'in-
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that the Coupcil saved onlY $4,1.00 in.
.2.glants„this Session..
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„Whole, eest-of.PrpVin.Ciiil •hignwit,,,a and, .,
And the second:be:cause ;the Connell .
:that it, in titre; might have: ie.'',
r.i.ffirmed. its. nolicyzin retaining as
'n 01:e Road trent Grand -Heed . to Aiii; -.1
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Pord Predominates
If
fortlioriorT
. W. African Proteclotito
modibgeolko
Won of South,Africo
ranianyllto
'Gold Cowes
Cambia
effdah Boone*
ow▪ ioundland
▪ Calidonla
Awe a
don
virslontl
prs
F.rorti, time irnmemorit.,di 1.3ritons:hafe,gone forth and pioneered
- In the face of 'seemingly ineqperable die:la/hies they haVe
built up .a -World-Wide trade'-=4tracie that grew and flourished
in spite of the limitations ofthose primitive 'burden -bearers,
the 'native Carriers; the Mule' train end the caniel caravan.
t'ord carries the 'burdens OthrnPire 'trade on the
and New ZAAlsixil „on. the- plan toritnrinitCeWri iind-BUrrna!
Universal Usage under all theSe. con.ditions has stainpeci the
Ford as -dependable transportation.
'Made Ccinadc.i,for '04.! Enikire
The Ford oar eompletel'y made in. Canada 'with
' the exception of parts to !.he ;value 6E415.02, • ,
See Any,Autherized
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