The Lucknow Sentinel, 1924-06-26, Page 56.,
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Fl."81*. 141/00;116*^§114th A 141111ith1tic "JUN Atho 419'
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• ( A ND so. the Worldgoes on: Old,
•1.elh as. fai as • h1101411t-•knowledge_
-woes, yet ever changing,- ever new.
There are still 'some among us, grey
baired.inen they are, who remember
the clipper ships. which' years ago
forced the galleon from the sea, and
, the great four -masted barques that
litre now seen only in. islancl•trade on
seuthern seas, but these men are
ew •schooners which ply the fishing
he privileged few. •Except for a
banks; the sailing .vessels have gone
the way . of all things, and in their
place we see .the steam driven ves-
sels, gigantir, palatial, and ' se dif-
ferent in almost all their ASPects
Tom the wind propelled vessels as
• .' ,almost belie, their origin. 'There
came coal. Coal revolutionized the
• • ,shipping industry. As „the marine
engine waS improved upon and de-
veloped, this commodity became
snore and more in..denian,d tsntil it
;became a necessity. Larger Ships`
were designed and operated than
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ever before; theY became More spa-
,. cious, commodious, and faster • than
eVer before. Cabins were improved
upon,- the' sleeping bunks 'could be se
arranged' as to ensure ,privacy for
tEe occupant; the state room was
-, evolved.; .•-.
And so the •shipping worldgoes
on. Oil is now coming into its own.
' The navies cif the • world Are •con-
verting their older war ' ships into
„oil burning. vessels •and, designing
- many of the: additions 'to fleets for
•.the use of -oil; - and for some . years
past the steamship ,bompanieS of all
nations have been turning their at-
tention to oil as well as to coal,suP-,
plies and resources.
• The Canadian Pacific Steamship
Company early appreciated the ad-
• vantages' 'offeredby, oil, and the
latest conversion to :be .announced by
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I OP,LICH COUN'rlt, COUNCIL
cO, "locate'.41*.get prices' ,o,n, SuifEhle
AI'd for TehreStrati4.": On motior,
For the first firne. tiVent3".1-Sev;- of Reeves Aahereft7tind an f.14Don
en years "the PrtiC9. County Ceenell' •ald, Wirderi` 'Sinclair n4111P4, a .leorn-
'held 'its gium?ner session at .th0 InittRe of two from the •siNth and
• County capital last:week, and. 'Elie 'two from the 11040---IteeVes ' Ash,
period fityas' unique - for the marked ei.4p, 14.,` viclson,,Vohilaton nc
ecenemy- tbat featured:rifle K4w •
eiiro,,pro:eeeille3,-,- -Anything that
savored- of „an, unn'peeseark-,..expendi.7::,- 'titre; Lef,2',..Mp.PecirEee':. Wide`i"V.:O
ture had' about as fat a chance, '.of the •• Kincardine mark .01;ot dead a
winiihyg . as ,a :crippled' mOuee( at a year ago la'st' wirltqc, '1?Y" the .,file
Sten.: orLticknew. a64, Reeve Heiger•-., preperedneSS`. Leagee fund..
at sheW. In fact, ex.:Warden John- , her', $15 a =Oath from the 13ruep,
il.); 16ripi
gtaut,,ng
man ' of Cliesle sought to,. Ward, off as she is incapacitated' from
' - All 0.15part41114.:,ef' .Prodiialit9'-hy...,p. 'Plorable: ShOotibg affray w6lelf -lest
Tgraos.-.:-.9E:eni-dcin4--:lie-"terisiderPft,*k'belPies.§7,....-1,u-vaila-i---7-Th4•ff-4-11,4174:7-6,47i17;,
"this. segiOrt. ' „.aerrie,"howeker; :Who; .1.cague...funil totals evr,..11,`,.$00 Aro
htild-..4ige0".to 4fix, er .other' axes ns PS th,ere,..;hgve" been ',ea.:71;W
hjaeket. ertieri, • that. n -e• : special her an, eye,--and-left her a p r 4, tt. fo.e -i u41:1-Ini iy.,, ,...
rntiiid-• thought this was 'iriterfetirig ' ti pon'' it, the trea.turer of . th
toO,rnueh with the liberty .9f •th6. eiti-• ,C; ,T..1ckle;. was: instructed 'i
''''/Aft4afittrATote'd" In a "Plialaifk,"".akrairiSt vest $1,000 ,- off -it in -.0overninent':
.. The noton :1;'''.4 .. cief9.4490'....'bk.• 'llands:. ,Iteeve,,,:•11/leVittie : df;?. $euth„..".
'1'8 to:: l3;` but the,',.„06'enesls Of. '01'3.':' ..4.1nPton:4conmiented";;aptin the fact
seneale threw -Otif•• a scare that was: that'''. the ieWn - -Of' "Kinealdinicei,p4,1jiiatdy.:
not lost or, tbeHO'essien, ' , ` taken' no action .as .a. .piurt
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Councillors ...had,. squared. 'away' for Smoke ;Nuisance, at Walke
aetiop on Monday night, was' ',4 jey- A Petition f.rorn, eerteip res14ents
for injUries Lo buildings 'fron blast'. the Central :rlIeaf,ing, Meet, ,
kiPer in „ tile. form . ef'. a claiin: tor Pf Walkerton .reqoested the Council'
clarnao.eS' froni Arch , Rosa', Of Olamli to abate the' : 'sill:oho :nuisqncooirif,,dreOlni;
int .eperations on 4.116: .county ;road- from, the . plant fall,: it seem
' The- curtain: raiser„ after the to assist IVIra.', KaY. : , s:isii.siciokle_
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Walkerton
m.,Tay., This.. was referred to the. Hira.;.,.-.1.thil on the ,`aqjeiaing,.toOl's,
' wavst. cqn.inii.ite who 'will investi- briirg the rainwater in.'the .eisterns '
gate,- • ,. 1 '',.' ^ ' .. and •bladkenin the washirgS. On thi.',
for , each inmate in, the : house', of inYeitiete •
. '. The 'Oolit.,` , grant, ef .106 .per ; da..ii liP°87 Tb9'
tefuge, . arid whieh. has 'only been, sane, '
• TOP LEFT -A COST PRIVATE SITTING -ROOM ON TIRE "EMPRESS OF
-'FRANCE." RIGIIT-A CORNER OF THE ROYAL SUITE ABOARD THE
- VESSEL, WHICH IS SEEN ' ABOVE BEING AS,SISTED INTO HER BERTH we
QUEBEC. RIOHT-A CONVERTED CABIN. • .••
the Company is that of the Empress
of France. 'rhis great'liner has for
some time held the record for the
fastest voyage- between the St. Law:
rence and Great Britain, and is
anticipated that the time made on
the record trip will be beaten by
the Empress 'hfter her recondition-
• Another important change is the
replacement of all sleeping bunks on
the ship by regular bedsteads and
inattres.ses and the conversion of the
cabins info 'rooms similar to those
on finds in up-to-date.hdtels'. Rooms
which were formerly four -berth
cabins are now equipped with ,two
brass 'bedsteads, while cabins that
had two berths are now roasts with
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a single bed. Many of the rooms
that are ,equippediVith the bedsteads
have also an, .ingenirously .arranged
berth which folds Into concealment
en the well, thus affording •accom;•
modation for an extra •inember of ,
•the 'family party when so desired.
. This ship, the Empress of Prance ,
his been Chosen teeruise-,around-
the-world in 1925 tinder the Cana-
dian Pacific management. .It will -
sail eastward frorn New York ,ion
January 27th and during its 'five •
months Itinerary will be the only
object in, many an ancient port to ,
exemplify the lastword in modern-
ity.
ositivel y.
tires at
e best
any price
IHCOLDEN
Made by Ames Holden Tire & Rubber Co. Limited, Kitchener, Ont•.
Test them with any other tires under any
condition and •
oinpareihe
'SOLD BY'
'T. W. SMITH-,-
-Lucknow's Leading Tire Shop
:ACCt SSORIES
GAS
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NEWSPAPERMEN STRONG,' FOR
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- At' the ,.'meeting of the • Distriet
Press .AsSogiatjenheld at Elora
two-
'weeks
_diUfott04;
tatio "Temperance Act and the pro-
posed plebiscite or referendum arid
the attitude of the local press towards'
it, diseloged.. the fact that ; there Was •
a ver
,.gtithaffe' moms -the,
neWspaiser'liiisiti••thist
be retained 'Mid. strengthened rather.
thithat,therc'shenid be. any loos-
• , ,,1,fi,,orlts..,.proiiision-k.
IMPer Inen. otesent 'freely -eotessed
• Act. 'ea the 'best,' Measure available
for eontrollhig. the liquor -trAtfie,
Last ' Week says the editer of" the'
Acton Free PresS, while. , Torento
in eenversittimi With newanaper
.,nffielat.,who.:trayels froin,,.end to end '
Of the, nrovince in the
stated , Very that the
.* Spirit 2fotind PlOrix. •Mettisig
j'eepeeting the 'Ontario leintieranee.
,Act thararteriZes. eVery 'Press 'meet,
•int he attends, in. Alt, ijaFte o
Pthe
rtiVitiee, , • •
'doesn't, f.l 4 h
0,-
• o'VetAijnetit, ,ihe has to PiAt it Mit , Of
Oa. We On Olt areltMd And Ctnis onta.
at tot° ot-;threo yearm*,* :Portland
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• BOOTLEGGER TOOK CHANGES
Shol'ily after • 'Midnight, On Wed-
'itesday of` last week. says the Bruer
-.Times,: of WallZerton,,. InSpector;
Mat: •Beekett and Constable JOTIOS
'Owen Sound, •aceompanied by
foriner, Inspector M. White of
Walkerton, were doing A little slueth
work in the ro:intry they °became
sainpling , they found' it. to. epti.-
.tain :beer), whose kicking 'power they'
decided haVe determined - by, -the
„GoVe:-Stialyist,at-TO-ronte,- On his-;re-
•desiesid• theit ftiture..coutse'.
40,.]..the; matter., Ahouti.,n.-
pties, were; ,also.' found in the'back
ot,the ear and these; along. With the
'other glassware,:.were taken, possess-
ion of by the (1f:fleets. Ai the ident-
ity of - the. tivo men :in' :the car •was',
1011.itioirstof7a-7Ford-coune-that-caine- '-knoWitt-te-the.effiefili-theatt
• over•-:ilzersythe."S, hill riort.htOW.n.,:` • lwed.; te.4irected..without Itirtheei. tidit. •
and •concealing • themselves watched te.,Walkerton, • •
the .car .turh atid deSeerid into 'a, gully ,
their . .7ilong the highway 1(eeping77' .
eye :the' !bita • beheld it atop .MANtWANTED'140NGAIAIR' ,
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-'for-a.--econsiderable-neriod--ni-. it- Se--
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eluded spot, and then, .swing aretind • There is a ;Mail at. the Wellington
and return along the highway :County of Refuge .whO
Ward them, again:, ?being 'their., own patently imagines, he,. is 'another;
c;harlot,',. across the',roadway.at rots- Samson And h0 strongly Objects, to '
.ythe's hill; th.e-,•T ordered 'the. oneeni. 'having.,. his- hair cut,: The. .other atik
ing coupe to halt,' but a it did -se' ;he learned that he wits 'about to tat -
one at the three ihruates.'iti the car tlergo., thiS -operation; .lip-depatted
AireppecttiOWitli‘cit bag •:•6f..-bttles And- •s.ucldesily; .at a,- .Abarby
after banging. them' on. the .r�adway houe, ,frotif whih ed,ps.table Alla
in au effort Us, smash the glasAvare WAS Sent. Whciti the Offieet..in
he dashed 'oft down the 'highway in eharge arrived to take,.the man' beat,
the dark, Although the slueths; fired 'to his sleeping' quartets he Objected -
two .shots . with a view t� tpignid uhing olit a knif laS e CO
the rlight,,the 'fugitive billy quicken- Allan' on the' back of the left ‘voist,
ed his pace and swung' Off the toad- :The' wound, hOWeVer',. 'net, COnSider,
WAY intothe. us -at- the foot of in:, ed, serioua,An the man, was .taken-
. on examining.. the rba, they ,baelc trid: thOrn.i!'ott leae, oince
foiind ttait orio, of the,... _ 40 he hag hookrinore ooata.
hOttlOk bad hrOaht. 'and
ip f.oree.` a few 1, years, :is: to: be dis-
,':con:tinued„ andl'as. year.
1.1.)Ceived $1680. 'from this . s,ource -the
Bruce COuricil ecent'ed ` Wentworth
.
united'. kick' against:;' the cutting off'
. • .
.Minister. of
, • ,
.Lands and .Forests,. W.rete (.4:4mm end- '.
.• nig Bruce s sentiments against the
exportation of.H.stituce Jrees,,to. theT
I.Juritted State's fo..r•,ChriStirias-,1'decor;-,
ation • .purpeseS„ •Carloads .of . • these'
7ere • S:biPped, last BeCember from
the Bruce Peninsula The Govt.., had
,the exportation Of, -the,
,f,rees from Cr.b-Wif • lint a .spec,...
•ini jact: would 'have to be Passed by '
Parliament to PrevenV private . part-
, ies shipping spruce, trees :76ver.'• the-.
border.
- Mr. JAS. Malcolm, IVLF., in a let.,
.t,er, to. the council said:, he would use
,influeriee. requested- to 'have.
ii 'banning .; order :•passed-', ..agaiest:
',Spring: trees going "out of the .coun:
try;.aS'it Costs $1 Per "tree to -refere-..
.'-.trate the land'. ' '•
Turns PoWey,Pension, seheMe .
The question granting a ,r'etirt
fernier Treasurer'N, 'Robertson,: Who.
resigned-.lhat',J JantiarY .;`after., 37
,years': efficient.. service, and t� • eX-:
GaOler D MCKeelinie. , and forrher.
Turnkey,, •George' iLobsinget;'.-.Whe
were: retired • urid:er the age ihuit,,hy
the!'lace .,' Provincial „Govt,, and: which
waS' laid' oVer from the January
sion :for definite settlement '• at ..tbis
. .
, • .
sittingsi,. resulted 'in several largel
:signed' petition ir from-, ratepayersof
the cOunty. being.. Presented to. the
the'... Matter, .-ReeVes
•1V,IcLean, and' janiieson moved, ;that,„
therequestS ter superannuation, • Or.
retiring ,allOwanee; to retirieg,toun--
tY :officials` be.. granfed, as '.• it •
, - -
would establish a precedent which.
,the, ratepayers ,•of. • the ,. cpunty,, ean-
,netiafferd,40
This. 'resolution carried'. without
diV,10,0i1-. at the Council, ind inaf fair
looked. like a rnost. ,conten-'
tietts .subject, Was disposed of
with-
out a -Vote:: That. Bruce, doesn't .• be
lieve. in pensioning:, her. officials af-
ter retiring from 'office, no , Matter
hOW'faithfill :and; effirient ItheY, may,
haVv;lbeen,'"•.r•••inaf
conic of this. affair.' '
,Want•i•,•Neco,owsi AtiOrne• Y
'There , being some.' dissatisfaction.
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eiter the.',:cost' and efficierwy, of the'
adMillistratien of Jtistiee' in • Bruce
SpeMalTC:Oinmittee eeinposed'
Reeves Heiseimat of;„.Cheke,
John-
ston 6f LucknoW -MeVittie of •Sdutli-
ampton and the , Warden,„ will go • as
a depute len • to Toronto And:. cpp-
vieW to hang : it.thange.inade
• Crown; Attorneyship of ,Bruce.
rants Itedtired/..
ctistothafY grant Onao:
---e-aolizlo.:Ahtt-13kiite-tdditt."--11Otrof6a4
at , Walkerton. and the Kinealrdiri
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.,General: 1.1eariifal was reeoinmended
”by -finate:el.,60iernitteev4:,int( 4vaSt
:ye -Jetted ,cottiteil , the
Tht
'16.:Tedetr--instittill'en:-Tedtteed-.
,
!Co $20Cir.lby,, 'Vete Of 17L43;
Plowing Match fOr Bruee,).-. .
At the reqUett Of t Iiont,
1grie, tceptesentative: who fo
hold the .firSt. Annual': plowing Match,
,
-Brueel.at,,aerne'leentrAl ;.point early
iri thc* PAIL, the 'Cotiedil granted $50
towards .PrizeS1 for the' . affair;
PrOV GoVt.'..having agreed: to d.otate
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'the Connell IS no insittilIMOUS'4is
o the. •siilvis0,1.11ty 'ot ' proCeeillug-
•tvith, .teotoristiOon, •,*toric,,
operty Committee will
and remedy this nui-
Get After, Pedlars •
Arch;• --Fergusok of, -;Walkerteh;'
;yko Was appointed, Kigh, Constables'
)f Bru`ce,. Was inStrueted to Prose-.
who... aye unlawfelly-Thawk;--
..eg and., peddling , this country
•,ryithont , a license., . The -.Clerk • re2.
?oiled. that up ' till ..last `..week only
chrce 'had taken out IlawherS',' ha('
License's in. the. persons Of.*
M: Shopiio of Stewart
:of ';,Tees.water,,,. 4,nd .
. .
,....toldenbe,rg of ,Walkerten: , •
County ',Caietaker...•
position of caretaker of the
At Walkerton;
wlilichha5 .heep..:fn the. hands of the .
.Norrish fainity dor 'the past ,thirty:
;iix years ,is Tto become.Vaearit .0c-
• fitti,er lst: ,j)resen .
-IV. ",v0o • took over
..t1k,•••Pesitiea in: 1.912; ,' thi;
death. her „husband, ,Whe had held
the 'corifirmally7. Since 1$83.i., Sent
in hor;
free 'house light' and
.is • graced.' with a yearlY: 'Salary".. of
at.i;o.n at • :lila ses Sion
which :was' acCepteci. • The 'position
• Righways', Grant, 21/2MiJls
Connly •EngineerHStephenson;Tin
his -report Stated ti;?.av the County
:Coirrinittee • had_ cleided
. to. complete. the Elora road iron),
'Llunkeld .to Burgoyne;
ception ....of the Ditnblane Hili .and a
iile riOrth ,of This ' work
$1.1,000,' No,rth
ton:they.; spendfak;
construction work.... • Between ., Wiar,
- ton. and HePworth .14000 is „being
epcpded-
putting a ter) or, finish on
_ithe.„.•;r6a.d. ;On , 10th • 'side load '
they. are doing----ki \V
the'..,road. 'The. -Pinkerton hill is
. .
alSo 'to be graded' at...a: cest`'.of.about.
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• By' -law,; WAS, , passed ; assuniihg,
bdundarY
TdderS1.1e-
hridge-.: -On the ...betuidarY . between .
Grei `and. -Mince
• will :he,. • linked': to 01.0 ' County;
WaYs'"siystom • ancl. will e6st $.12,000:
As ' this an eXtra. that. had inOt`
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llOVfl
proeided' for, it. was ,
to raise .the'„ llighwaY Rat e ;1Z rein'
to • talce :care :this ;item,' Making
..the'.,prent.' rate 2,q2'. for../Poocl
•‘ perpOS es ., • ' '
Reeve. Arch Weinoof Brant thou-.
ght. the X-1••igl:lw.fis'! iate • 144: be:4
Jahoark session arid, .doi.ibted
'eccitiotny'„ of •tiot prosierlY • maietain.
tU,g,„,, toads:. :The,„•.'Eolr4; road wi
getting in., bad ,tlie
mneh4travelled- county be-
tween Walkerton .' and ,'. Hanover.,
..exce.1,1ent.,
,
shaPe 4 year ago'. tyaS'liererning' rat-
Tty-'...andTirr..need,,efattention;-•-•4
'11., County. Retell ,Cent on D&lar
,
•,Any prospect, f lowering:ftlie, .tsx
rate-HoCtlie Cetinty ;lade(' inte thin
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air when the' 06(..416,(1 to. •,00.;
of t-M;,!.i,-6T-Y.I.:47-..11".*.'1.1:11''-
'15,(1(,)() "due the Proviii(!e .froin, last
'Vent..*.S. highway , .The
uaty', itSetifiS„' to pay
per toW4N-18 the •eillystrife.
-iron erafe-t.1-6"V'llieral'Ili-gliiVartiiipi
'nine; through., the'. 'comity .froni
may to, '1"iiirardine,,.ainl, on this rOAa'
Pcrliee 0.•wed .the •I'roVinee; ,$20)060 ,
'Nem Opera tiefts; 7iffeii ft; paid
the. laSt• ,.SeSoien • inateact.
.4eaming 4h1 35OOO.du�. fr 1i2
,
Work Oh 'ever•.tor next
,Yea'r's .0ohneil titY finaneei'll,l3ruee last'
4W•eek •dteidec,1 to Wyfie. the Ortti're debt
tt1.hnit AS n •CbtiSecpsence $61;000.
will liti.Ve • been taiSed front* tliis
Pea'r's ' tax,es, .blett • this.
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ite'ec4 'the 2 Mills reittited
.Ptirposo. oplein '4,Vhit, shot th
gtOld 0111'014010kL'f); iig04,4ttg at to,%00 10
Itl[il,gY• AN yirpHsTrry,
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l‘fr. is hove', ,frorn-
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tP1r4.rt,f9;dt.4-ni.174.•,;14,:el..4'10' r4.1•;.," of L,C;I:dOnt,
was in taWri,•&;(er. tho',
eAu
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, r,. I. pierialn 'has returne4
.4C•ik; '
10; and' lVits, 13.1avid, 'Cox., of 149;1'7
.dor‘ spent the Week-,ead„ in Rip1e
Afr.:*.J'Ayues. 'camp101 has recover-'
ed frern. his recent.;:attack. of; iilnesa.,
, N.c.d • 0, WinniPtg,
-ViSited old friend:S. a,t7B-ipley • last
-tTIMrsdny • :
Iir TYp it a 14 McIver of the, .leeel,
hgh.s.01,041 .ataff,,t, .1.presiding -at
,usj,e,ephkt., .fW;, days
. 0
Alex McDonald, "Tena Martyn,
and. -.;Mr., 'Angus. , MartYn.niotorea to
. Tiverton on Sunday, • , • I
A.",- E. liel$011 A. and 'Miss
B, are in -Ripley' this."
Week presiding..., at the local high.
school •eganlinations.
•, Mr, Kenneth 'McLay and s Al-
lan yeturped 'from a,
trip.to •Lockwood, Sask They., report
Mr. Tho. Stewart • was: in Fergus'
Friday 'and returned :with,
• Steart and Kathleen. -Kathleen ;has
.•
-Jeer, •nridergomg • treatment •
nespital. there and is pinch • improved
'health.
Word-.7-liasbeen " received Of the+
deaili of Toy-arilrie,..'s former'. resid,
• efit .6f, Ripley, :Mr, Milne ..spent: his;
.)6yhopti ..daYs here and Was :also •;in
• ilipley • ."-Eout, two,- :years age: The,
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funeral .is in Cleveland:
. 'Angus •• McDonald, • :of' ,Hmig4ton„.
',Termer resident of Ripley
• v'as'....reneWing; , friendships • her'e
ias week IVIrf• Maelbenald ;has been
..tatotre6rindtiong: the Ro,tary,,..Conyehtion
in
Itev.; Isaac ;McDonald Ph.: 1).; of.
N'vas' Riplek...:for the Cern
-
reunion *Vices •fir., St..; Andrew's
Chuich 1)r.meDoriald' -eOrideeted a
Sunday, his:, thoughtful: addresses be''
,and :MI 'English en
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;lig 'much aPPreCiatecl by., the congre-
gation'.
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accident '‘'Plirch may resalt in
Seriotts injuries teek place about' ten
p.m., Monday' eight,' when a .car, dri-
ven Sam Scott' collided • with. one
driVen,..by -.Kenneth MeLeed, of Con.
The ,collision occurred- at th,e
Ioy-
al Bank corner and the., force 'bk. the'
'impact hti rled. Scett's'.. car, -through'
the; fence Surrounding the new C. N.
R 'Park. MeLeod's. auto swerved to.•
; .
'the. .pavement; knocking down the
4aseline purnfi in .front - of ..the Coni.7
'MerCial • Hotel,' Both 'ears were badly.,
darnaged •and my: McLeod sustained
zie'VOre., •CiltS ab Oi4 t the head, ,being
:nneonsciens. for some tinie. Mrs. Me4.
• Leod, swhe •Was also in, the 'auto.; suS'.
tamed innior..,.mjuriesMr: Scott was,
takep -to LucknOW:by -Constable'
b •e--Lcharge.d
.exceeding the,. speed. ;
• ..:
One-tenth 'of • a mill 'higher then laSt
With a rate Of 11.c,c on ,cvery.
-dollar of the, Assessable property of,
• hi• County , one 'might be •. apt to
rec.` ord' er.:„BruCe,„±nt
.•
looking *0y0,7 the. peat 'we, find: 1921-
:leo:Crated with 121/s ',mills And.,1922
, . . •• .
‘vith 101,i2 mill totichSo the groan-„
ing tax -payers -cantake. ceinfort.
. • • • . ,
'ji:oni, the'fact that. 'things have been,
worse h thi neck ;of the. woods..
. Miacellaneetts 4
Clerk rePOrteci.erclet Of :Police
3lgiStrafe-.,46.Nah ';issaking.,,4;.•8tarkelcii,
tlizldrn'Of Tara WardSef , the Coq-,
C.,hildre,n'S.L. A:id, :SoCiety,.
year t1 teWnships will ;piy
• an equAl,;ainount per pupil .with: the
:tOwns". aria for all: pupils
.in :frOn• the:, Cotintry- to. ,the -IPP --4.h,'
tn-
Centintiation .,Schools. • This Will
pleaff,about..,$1.200.',ceniing . fowl: thiS
:to -,•the AValkerton „
11116 -•'•-ether IschoOls irt
the cennty: ..benefit prepoiti6n
„ A; teeplution *.". Of. peridelence to
:Reeve and Mrs, Carter of ,,Creenock
for'the Ros.S, who
the (otiiieil
' •
The, eit,ort of Ree'V'e
„may ..,to get ;.the"...;Cettitty.,,,t.O. „as's, ist
that' jl1ate in, ' rebnilding a $0000.
-brictge-proved-,tuna4,hiling-
•
endeavors OfRedve':Ilavidieti to.
roi..t the $0000* A,mahc,1 bridge,. Orito
'ti Cpuuty', and Reeve .Slinpson tje
:get »the; Cotintyi.ta,,finanee-sonie,,ex,,,,,,
,periSlYe,the Teber-
, „
Walkertee.
tearil .arid Town OotinCil On:
eVening, •
cirtIffett.. ,lonnuy that h6ithte tong
• thii banailas d4ga "bilk 'perhap
or a
A tni,e gtieSs fs e'rematttre, the song
e. 'c `TY ilW41ting jini1 t4o' ourniner calms
urea trees.on onoo,
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G°43096'S"TNBIEAST' NV° L'UF 1VR
IINETO•
YOUR , WARDROBE AT TILE
TIME ,Y011 -NEED THEM' MOST --
A.,)) Ti ES E.: SPECIALS
04x1.2N)SQ, 51-1PAHIAI NODA:AS.NEt r'WTOREAYT:
•
Ladies' r Conihiinaltins.; jnSeireral •
• 1, OtYlae, at ..39c.," •
�ther Unad,t Combinations'. at.,
.98c: • worth •dOubte the
:'1:;rawers
Black At 156 a'pair
White Oaes;• at :•19.• and 24c
Laiies'.:(:)peri...or:. Closed, praWeie,•:
. 75c.. Value, at 29c. ,a pair
Blbatners, in Pink Balbrig-
•
gan, Special, , Values, at; 39, 59
and E5c. • '
Ladies, Hese, in Art Silk,. Lisle, all
Firsts. Black; 'Tan or
64aPit;11:1' essiya;":eCt,,b:2:3.ha:iar:ceP.les:air',1.1:di:. 11' 5 20,t5co: as a' yard.paiiSpecial
Ladies' Sr.b..ztneard Silk Hose in
•
Net Brasieres, all:sizes,', 75c. line;
,to Clear at 2,5c. •'
•
• 6ROCERY, BARGAINS
15 1Bars , any Laarklry Soap, $L00
3 Plcia'. ••- 25c.
4 13est IVack tea, -$2.(40
• ,
Matches, 3 Box, s,, 39c,
-'Pan'0liveSoip,4Bar, 256
"r
;c'
,:••••
I[,h,,egme4,Ayre'B,a-Orn..gbiainsAffEcoet04.3tf14.the.
. • •
• '-Counters Every Day:, •
, , .
We Are E
Wevdneneisl:idga,sy. ,and
s '
RIPI;EY
ver 36,00
last year
• "Hello, Mrs. Brock, do you
knovl, w,ho's speaking?"• ,
"Non L haven't sthe faintest
idea.7
Irene -7-we just had
our telephone installed and
I thought you Would ME0 to
• know our number."•
. ,
'Why that's fine, Irene, I've
often wished y,our mother
had a telephone."
And. so Mrs. Brook returns `
-her ' ...with a _now •
• and greater ,appreciation of
the fact that • "every new
'1 subscriber adds to the .yalue
of Y,OUR telephone."
•
Of the net gain of 52,018
telePhones hi Ontario' and.• ,
Quebec in 1923, over 36,000
•
residences. 70%) dences.
. (or WeiVstalled
Me•
rchantsA and•; shop- ers •
should. not , ove.rlook this' '
brge addition t� ' the num-
ber i�f househoMers; they
• ,„..vrtan=atachwhy,-telePh010-
1 •
c•$
• •\
1-1.t TrtEM
7:otiiig. • man Went Into 'a, leZal
drugL Store. one,;(lay,... last!...Wek: and
seine,: -.meth,:
,balIs ''eut of., a jar; Thinking :they, „
were 'candies,: ,.and liking the looks •
Of thent,:'he, said „tOLthe
,Ziee .MO tee cents' Werth ofthose
Loo" ! Peing, outside., he, pet
and ten Minutes. later,
the d'ruggist :' had n, telephone call
from a Phyiciaii, who lives nearby „
;asking What he had seta eertairi
pptient of hi, fOr cathIy. flie said
ttent.',ailiur rushed into his office
hadl)aeW poisoned: The druggist.
Intinitht s. -totittitied tetrierk
:her odi, 018 sale of moth halls, to the..!
mn,,and the. etiti'S • dr, the rumpua.
Was revealed, Thcrewaa quick re, -
cOverY, And :the', young man: has
stomaell now Whieli the Moths, ;wilt
-Steer lear Of for sometitne.,-,,,Matk•
ham 6
t.
1. '
W4 rather' tidniire''4st Her
411o4-0 aotutlon $Or evorything
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