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NOW SINTI
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THUM/3AT,, ,ATLY '24th. 1924.. ,
.• 1160gbt: nin.4h milelliefis think h;
suck wTitinge ee,Me, good is also done
as they are not wboly without in-
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fen:nation. '...
• Aiming the *est" to come •to, Mei
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desk were. a couple a artieles: fro,
the Cnservative Parte- 'Ogee. TheY
emerely ,gave, aefew,,extreete 4'remethe
orprempite‘erecord--..e.e eita;26Wie•:.Pre
1 eeethees;.,.„.,sente„ "eqUeetiens • Put bY
conservative members to the C-evern-
!tient regardmg the eamenditure of
poi:ie.:money.. . ,.,.
Here is A • sample; • A ,Mr, Harris
asks- "What counsel on the ' Home
Bankenquiry are paid by the •Gov-
miskaaassormamenparammmooliormi.
Incorporated 1855
94,000.000 -
RESER'VE . $4,000,0100
OVER',120 BRANCHES IN CANADA
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MOLSONS BANK
' Nte matter Whether your acconnt ielarge, ,
,ore small". you arecertain that your hank;
• ing affairs will be handled with equal
1#*Cooldoiefla and courtesy by all employ-
'eis a,' The' Istasons Bank.
T. S. REID MANAGER, LUCKNOW BRANCH.
-Seaforth Creamery,1
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4.CREAM BUYTNG, STATION
Hight,eitt "cash prices paid, for •
.Cresun and Eggs„ We guarantee
ser*ice and satisfaction to all" Our
• patrons.
_ THE
,i41:T11NTONY SENTINEL
„Published every Thursday morning
• at laicknOW. Ontario. "
A. p. Mackenzie. Proprietor
and Editor
,• .' THURSDAY, JULY 24th 1024,.
Give tni a trial and let unprove
•to you that we, are a worth while .
market.
Mgr. Lucknow Branch
one 63.
LitchUtow
Phone 74
Wingh,ont„
Phone .256.
onumental—Works-
LUCKNOW and WINGHAM •
• Has thelawgest andlaost complete
atoch in the atwit beant,ifal designs
• to choose from, in....,
Marble:, Scotik.Swedish anr Can -
•adieu Granites
We make a specialty. of FUMY
Monuments and invite your inspec-
Rea.
Inneriptions Neatly, C,srefully and
"•
Promptly Done,
• '.Se' VI before placing your
fits lEtros , SPoiroh
Lucknow, Ont.
Lueknow 1. O. r.... No. 428. meets in
their lodge room every secoad Thai-
, day Of the -month at 8 'o'clock P.m.
H. M. Parker: Rec. See'y_ Wm;
' •
THOUGHTLESS BoY'
-MAKES SERIOUS TROUBLE'
.Gordon, the nine-year-old' Son of
. Mr. " Gordon Ritchie of Vallierton
was the cause of great-anxieti,to his
parenete ;and excitement to citizens
• , of '.:the",ti:'Wit - on, "ii• evening
when he left home and disappeared
• •,as if the earth had swallowed, him-
• tin. The • youngster was away, • all
eighteand-fraptidesearch'on-the - part
of his father and others failed to a're-
. veal his whereabouts. On Thursday'
Morning ,et etenee'elock.wheriehe eWas
-not "yet'' loat)iief-"Ferguson
sounded the fire Air& in order to
get assistance in the 'Search. The bell
hadscarcely stopped ringing when
to the• iiiitneement of,. mans -there: the
bey game running up tO enquire
'where the fire. was. On being told
what was the cause of the olefin,' he ,
broke the record thee .gettinge home •
Om being ,qn(itioned it turned. 'out
that he ,had gohe t� the hone of 'Mr.
• Wiermeirer in 'the West Ward early
•-%Vednesday evening and' as a storm
Caine up, through some Misunder-
standing he was allowed to remain -
all night.. It is a safe bet that Got -
don's *114light Visits will be' few and
far hatilteshi from Ow OatIllie Is .0at
,
COSTLY IMMIGRANTS
During a'. reedat, xliseu.ion in. the
House Of Commons iter brought
tint that' the Canadian co1on4zation'.
Association .,- had ....daring the,- Ilse&
year 1923-7-24 receikred frOintbe.
Governinent of Canada $100,000.00
_ML.that.-clering---the•-•'-same'-year-this-
Asiociatiori had sueceeded in .bring
ing into' the. coOntri, 35 Settlers.It is
not said 'whether they were• good 01
bad settlers, but it is evident thet
WereCoatly. And we May . assunic
that this iS' merely an example'
Aa-La-Matt'er-okfactAhe-iwhole.-Col-
, , •
,onizatiOn work, earried under'aiii.-
erent goy:ensments -for many,. yeark.
has been and. is • foolish," ,rotten. and
costly. FOr years almost eyerythilk
in the shape Of human beings " found'
BuYiipe"7. who could -he' IndUced to
leave that continent was brought' to
-this country, largely -7- at public
penie. And the object of it all was to
make ,buSinesa 'for Steen' ship •cem:
Paniee- and the Companies
and ,to boost the price of land in the
West, in the. inteiesta'' Of spechlatorsi
and the - railway companies which
held 'land received as gifts -from thc
goveriiinent„.;'' •
It, is assunied that' the more 'Peoph
there 'are -brought 'into' the conntre
the better it is for those whO 'art,
here. The 1!d-holder'hoPei, that the.,
presence of 'mere people"Will inereas
the price ,of his land, and the 11:1111111-
faCilag sees an' increased' marke'
for his products: , " ''•
But thatall • depends Upen, the
%raft of the immigrants,' and' even
•
very. good immigrants: may . cast' too
netich. • '
Increased- .population in a country
is useful only because the .greatef
the .'number, Which Co-ciPerates.:01
Production -and trading •the '' better' it
IS for 'all. ,Inninigrants re -he an bare-
ly support themselves are Of no us(
• to. their neighbors not to the count*:
:as a Veliele,aiihile' those-WheVlallihe:•
loW; that point .and the criminal 'are
a losaand-nOthing but a losS t� the
'country..• •
•
WHERE spmE OF
• • .101.1R MONhY oohs
Throughout t h e parliamentary
1-
—
Setfififfrat: OtteWa.--edel'am7tiirtleT
old;•line, .political parties ,(Liberal*.and
Conseryative) maintained a repre
seritative. at...the Capital Write nr,
the .pr4ceedings, ,frow
a Party View point. The Liberal evri
ter 'put the Wer,st peetible. construe
• •
tiop, hpoa . the -actions .ot-the ,,Cemser
ter' the Cpaervative party made the
Government leek 'a$ foolish, Waste,
ful and."..incempetent,as'
The' articles' written b theee 'part:
advocates'were sent broadeast
throughout the country, every hews-
.paper.office the country being fa-
vored with -copies.
•Many �f the articles were too ek".
tremely 'partisan to •have inelueriee
with intelligent readers,..bet with'
many they dollbtleSs Would have the
effect of. strengthening, party preju-
!ilea hyditerediting the part'
en +evils
e•
ernment 7". and the answer trent th
• 1.,,
. Government:. -in;. "Eugene: -Lafleur, x
and H. J. Symington, K C. QUess
.4014:What fees and ex,feenees are at
15 -Wed eaChTTeif;the:•C,Oinisel so employ,
• .ed? . The inewer le Mr. Lafleur re-
•ceiVed4?50.00 per: day and his. ex-,
penses Mr. SymingtOres feeshave
not Veen stipulated'. : ' •
Later on Mr., Illa;ris asked: "What
am°unt 'was paid.SYmingtor
K. C. in connection withethe Great
Lakes. Rates ' '.Eneuiry as (4) fees;
(b) 'Expenses? The answer to • this
by the goVerienent was, "Total ainT
ount paid, freed- January pit to April
12, 1023 'are: Rgreuneratien, 49,450
.per day' allowance :$705.90; :expenses
$411:43." '•
Another 'sheet • contains the,. follow.
Ing questions and answers:. 711o*,
long, has the 'Honorable William Pug-
sley oecUpted the position of I Invest,
igator of .War 'Paiins the •answer
by ,the Goyernment ".APPomied
.March , 13, .1923, Questioni2,---"Hoil
niucli, has he drawn .of pub1ic noneis
during .the perliod he, has °'ben So
• employed?" and the answer is 415,-
020.72; and the: further informatibn
is .given that •of, this sume $10,009.58
'was- salary and 0,81109 expenses."
••This eentales real information
Which Will. be Of use' ici the.public if.
rightlyetakee along Niitli; other in
formation-. • Tie . the average , • hard-
working man who has a 'serious.time
4t .;onfaking. 'both ends .nieet," the
information is verye'clarnagine. to the
•'Government,fOrit is readily recoge
nized that, remuneration Paid , by the.,
povernni* tO the; enteleYeese men
tiened. is quite • mit. of propertion, ‚to
whet:. the, average bushiess•nian ie
ble Le, eiakee-Howevereit--naye-not_be_
eat �f,proportion 'to, What counsel ere,
gaged by' 'big buseneese concerns in
important : caset .get AISO We Must
• remerriber ;that` 'Charges ofapparent
wastefulness. wee, over paying, Of 'fri-,
enele', is.regularly 'charged against
..every......goyernment,-.4sderalLand pro
Vincial. They all do it: But Rs *er
that the public who hare to leepply
the Money,,should know thia,;
It seenia,that -great _.witate .of pub,
lic money . cannot be avoided, ane
Will not. 'be avoided no matter whe:
thee the GOverninentbe Liberal, Con-.
seteratiVe or. Fernier, . We who have
to pay, must'put up :wit,ee it on the
assumption that even such wasteful
g,civernment 'is better than no govern
inent, .of course, it is
•
• AMERICAN -JUSTICE
, •
_.,...2_,....„(L9ndon, :Free_ Press)
Americans are beginning to .realize
that there is soinething wrong
with their social life qr their judiCiai
system, or ,ceime- Of 'ea-kinds-eve:mkt
not be so rampant and Murders so
common. .,-,Conditions are fare from
ideal 'in Canadie . but this is a para-
'di'se; ceMpared with the Republie.
The, American Bar Association has
been. in • session at Philadelphia and
has had the miestion tinder . consid-
eration, but it remained for ,e, layman
to pat his finger on the weak spot,
Casper H. Yost„, editor el -The St,
Globe-Dern&crat t�id the 4eg-
urninaries ,-
at the -1. gathering , that
edefe,etive •ljeetice, is the shame Of
America. In the Ignited Statee life
andepropeareeeleesteeeetereelrorn,
crizeina violetfce -than, ane v. here els(
,
on ' the globe that- is riot, in a state ore -
-pareetly the Whole 'Systemneeds
sinePlifiringe One vital weakness in
the. American system is the election
Of ,juges. A Judge -runs as a Party
cend.idate and on a • party ticket and
goes out with his party. Carte04'S
judicial ,Systein is not free from thc
'charge of PartleanshiP, but atm
eileneareeonceAnnointed to 'the 'ben' el)
,
,-theereaAeleidependeiit-:.andltola oflk
"fiii life; - ;One judges; ireeenee.tivs
of political „allIliatione, have always
aimed laeld up the. high traditions
of British- juetice. Once let the puh-
lie believe that the bench pdoes not
dispense justice fairly and impart -
hilly and the 'whole foundations Of
our eiYilleation are in danger of be-
ing swelik awayee -e- -
WHEN YOU TAKE"ERI .ENDS
'TORIN$G6.,0ITO;,1,11DAAIrmAboOSsT YOU .
„Inviting a friend' to go metorin
• in one's automobile sometimes pro*
es to be the most costly form of hos
in the world. The Petsb
who looks upon a:trip in. the Counti
as an inexpensive way- to pay a s
cial "debt mayfind ',himself . face
later with a daniege claim of $504/0
FeW people,eeem to realize that
guest whe ha- paid no money ft
hieeride ha e just as' niuch_ :eight t
sue the host in case of an ecciden
as, 'he would a railroad or a com
• Pany operating omelet-colored:taxi
A leotscirs and road-wearY vegran
'whom the driver picked up out.'
kindness of heert; can file' an actin
against, his benefactor if a natsha
•c4isulsocatean
4:ihi -'7athankle.
d
. .
The recent suit of the once beauti
ful • Helene' Jesmer • against Phili
Morgan '-'1ant. 'Calls, general, atteh
tiOn te. the .resPonsibility, that a Per-
son asSitineS ,when :he inVites friend:,
to, skip over the, hint with him in
merry meter car. :
When a Victory, fOr the plaintiff,
seemed practically ceetaie the Youne
millionaire's attorneys.° settled tie
•matter.ent of court The sumpeid
in poiniensation to' the former Fol•
lies girl for' the .disfigniet'nent of •he,
'face In a motor. sina.sh was said .t(
have been '$75,000. inforfnal •pc;r
Of the " jury disclosed' that ,...every :Men
have :voted for a verdict of
least $150,000, and that one wee wit
hng to .olif*Sis?t5Qt;h9,600f.
hefghtHelene
to the dizz
On the 'trip. elene -knelt 'besyk
the ,drive and led those,on thk seat:
behincl her, in singing, "Snap
Fingers at Care,'5
,
..Judgements,Las a ruleyearieenuel'
higher for cases cit mutilatiep "thae,
for death:: To put it brutally, it is
cheaper for a motorist to kill bir
friphils than to main or . disfigure
thein. Death ',judgements. rarelk`..."ge
higher '`,than ..$5,000, whereas :mutila-
tion. verdicts naay elienb' as high as.
the $150,000 which it is said ''.the'jur,
ere were ready • to award in .the
Js -
'mer case. 're •,• l3ut. the Mae who brings' a "guest
suit" against friend is .alWaYs
more likely, to loee. his ease 'than' tr
win it. An authority On' au 91 -Irbil(
instirance ''...deciares • that- '...net' mote
then.ere per cent; of suchecases -re.
7ulffee the.Paying Of daniages If thee
v.-
0-
0
ler' 'owner is -insured; there is alwaye
the' suspicion of. collusion. Even if
'-here • isn't, most jurymen feel the
the -man who would 'sus -his- host
when an ordinary accident occurs is
smalr, enough, to fit ,iritO a peanul
shell.' •
o o
GETTING. DAMAGES' FROM •
A RAILWAY COMPAN1"
'He' was , a SWedish • farmer, ir.
North ,Dakota, and his . tow had been
run over by a railroad train. So he
t„oir his- best Sunday' Clothes • and
Went• to the railroad 'company's Office,
After waiting •three hours he 'was
ereught ihta the presence of the
ethir4assistant ittonieyedor ,the
rba , o whom he statee, les, case. .,
"I' hne t'ank 4 'got- Sortie danur-
h said.
,... .e.
bar1..earisine1ee-- • e•------ee-----ee--- -
then Mr. Yost went on to Sayl '
'"Approximately '10;000 „ .munders
we:re comtnitted, in this , country''
last- yea?, 5Q times, es, many as
the United Kingdom, while'„in such 1.
"tie7§7-i,'Age,•-=-NOW.7.A.Ork;.-,-,Chitago„-and Louts more more eriniee • of violence are
coMmitted, *arinuallee than in tee '
whole �f England. And this diegrace, '
ful ethecliticer is ,not, .due ece,a,. greatei...'
degree 'of criminality; but ,,t.'O: the
• cornparative immunity frorireihmish• '
ment dr. Correction' that the 'criminal :
enjeys iii this country. , ' .: ":"" ' .'
• "The ' Unifier -1i eit. i 1' el' "Iiis'.ii",;.."6:;•-iii`e'"
of law --enforcernent throughout, Ari-','
erica ate' .riianacted:: by a prePosten.
ous syetem, of '. CriminalAitriediction ..
that gives crime „ every advantage'
over justice and creates the' • dii- '
eracefel paradox .that la* Often Can -4 i
not -be enforeed because'..the... law will'i
net permi .its enforCernent: Crime
,.1S diegfacefully 'prevalent in. Amer-
ica heeause • the, administration of'.
'Itietice is net :sound, bec-auee •in feet, ;
it not only perreits but ,encourages '
That; is a frightful indictment, of 1
' .
Oa ' Anierion, jtdieilia System. Aii- f
• The lawyer ',consulted a „big .bOok
"Me •frieed," he said, ."I eyrepa-
• .
thiie with pee. 'Vont, cow, far as
I have, been able to ineestlgete, war
a perfectly ; respectable tow. But'
ij�h �'i'
ate peoperty' Ane you, as own-
er; were particeps criminals,' Now, I
Can show yeti. „here, , in 'Standard' Oil
Con -teeny verses International
ine Corehrietiere' ex rerlhe gliarte-61
Texas, thesnpreme court 'of the Un-
ited States clearly. upholds Our soh-
tettlete.;[ef we pushed this '-matte?to
The. ' uttermost there ts no teflThir
what penalty the highest court might
inflict upon 'You: Put we, are dispos:
eel, to deal genetouely with- you.
Have, you any propesitioreto make?"
The SWede's" eyesblinked, a' great
many. timee. Then: • ' '
. 'I bane only .pedr,farniele" he said
but I gi‘e you two oilers. -Ch c -
ago Herald and Examiner. •
at er,u r
0 • .11 ' h did
you pick ,a . quarrel and ight with
this• man -,1 total stranger?" Bar-
ney,-eSure, Yer Reverence, „all me-
rende *or away,
EXHIBITION BUT
Preparing Butter for Showing
at Fall Fairs
-7,----t.„, eest .
-Owe', cows, Stables MITUtensils,
, • „ • _ .. . " •
' '17,4tiSc9.iv Card .eleeam -Cool,.
. . ,. • •
.' -..e-eetbiatit: , CO/twinge-- ilave„ *eat,
••••-•:- •P,a.(4,-tigee-Lvaitele ,Of-einittp -.S'eWee'• -••,
tee n tri ttbutgercik,e4v4.P4reo.l
t4 ri,e0 rto
pone ea.r)tn:en43
.t t
. .',
, Pnring-the next fe▪ w weeks the fell
'faire 'Will be ori' ail over the Pres/lace.
Thie'enieitiis that rria.ny of the --people
on 0417 .fal'al4 WM be very iilly pre-.
paling .their exhibits •
• „Better., la pee of the Many thing's, ,
-Iliat7Wi1J -Feiliiitt entree; -.hbeakse I
eeere bettermake,e wants to ' Mahe al
„Creditable showing,..' ' - .•-). .
'Clean 'Cows, ..tables 'and tl,teaS0S:
Have thR . stables,- cows and ail •
c4et\eelles tIeSn3.?tihe trite' atil'ilda.t,41onl.flEgttt. fl-t.:-.?-eYd'1.141!",
.uneeeirahleeeever to the butter...111e
,ettlee Will pay earticuler attentientee
the !levee, and itis elven 40 oiateaf
the 10:ii ,points onthe seore eard. .
' Churnt be cream sweet, 'cr. with
' low acidity, ae that is what is wanted
by Most. judges.' • ; ; ' s '
•. Keep tee-ereain cOol.and churn at
. a teetperathee leve enotegh7tO brine
thebutter, in nice, :firm -granules. in
from 'twenty to twenty-five 'minutes.
• • elot Of butter shown:at oue rural'
• fairs is Made from eireetn insufficient-
ly cooled, and IS churned at' too high
a te,mPeratUre. • Rebeese .Ot•Ihis the
body is weak and the cotter. pale,: Or.
' Itthe salt is unevenly distributed
the tenter will . be .streaky. •
Points • on the 'Spore Card.,
' All of ,these. things 'are considered
. ,
by, the judge, as , ls'. shown, . by the
eseceee,card:Arhic,h tead.as- fel 101.vs:_ .-
, ,. .1riavor. .'::. . ;. .. -.:., . '... . ..:....45
,Texturp..•.:.,...-----------15-.
• incorporatidit (it•moisiire. : TO .,
Color -•-• ,. ' 10 .
, •SEilt ... . . .. : . ..,"::: . ....,..' .10
• . .
. roeP the Cream .cool.:
, 'the ' .warm,;-Ahe lee
'stipply exhausted,, and tll,e . water: not
coid,:enough to lower the' eream to,
the required teninerature, it would,
• be' Well to get a piece -of ice to OW'
,'the "exhibition" 'Cream and the water,
• used for washing the la -Utter.
- This ,buttei • will • be 'arm 'enough
to _et:in-& sufficient. Working. arid Revile
• have better leedy • and 'texture
,
proved color and' Mere. eVen distri-
bution of the atilt.. •
• lbout Ctiloring.
If it should be -necessary to.- addea
few dro s oficelorin• ,to ,the cream
, be' •parefut not to add:: too .: much.
Better ' have the butter pale than -to
have it highly colored..
,
, Do net .walt until the Merning of
the•fair t� churn the Cream. The but-
ter Will be in better condition 'and.
"wHe score higherlfItIs. made twie 'or
three daeCtiefoia_will
time te beeorae "set," and the flitVoer
:of the butter and :salt Will' be.blended.
'Have- eat, Packages...
'The..',packageis must 'be as neat and
tidy asit is peeelble• to .r.nake. them:.
Use box or, crock', that looks new.
A chijnied. or' cracked Crock will .re,,
• dime the score under ,the heading' of
"packie g," • -
, • When a person has. Made an effort
make a good.., product -be has a:
'feeling' of satisfaction eyen thongh:he.
•eoee, not. win a ,prize., There -.ale
ways this feet tO: bear: in, mind --the
'prizes' are, few in -itemiser, lent the
eOnapetiters are • Often
MIIlar,12, A. CoNege..Guelph. • "
.-CatiSe of Luinp Jaw.•
LUMP .1.W" is not a. hereditarY dis-
'ease, oii it dinectly "centagious or
"eatchine" It is cansed .by' theAn-
Vasion.cif .:pUnetured. wennit. leo:era:
tion or,abrasion 'Of the skin oe, roa:
opas_nienthrane lijiing .the. Mouth by,
,the "reyfuegus." .(ietinomyceS)".- The'
' diseatietechnically:Is' termed 'actin o -
Mycosis from the -fungus mentioned.
,
In :probably a niajeiritY of •eases .the
disease is 'Caused, by ttie beards or
awns, ot barley, rye, ,wheat -Or *ild
graesee,,•or• he hulls of straw oi
:grains, and possibly the:stalk:S. of fo(12
dere carrYiog the infective sPereeof
the, fungus Intothe tissues,. • • When
Pus' flows from' an ,•affeeted tunuir .or
abseeSsjatised .bY.the ftiegits, it con-,
tains ,CanarYzyellow, gritty epartielee
which contain spores, and these •get -
Wig, onto grais, grain,, etc. 1zi •tiine
reinfect animals When wounds occur,
For that reason an anintal that 'h
elechareitigeactinemycotte.esore ..ete
abeieee • ebeele•not .graze With soiled
.cattle, and ,had better kept
Isolat-
ed . At eeme orthe ,ptis„ may also get
into inilk and coeiathinete ltacotv
affected, With a discharging disease.
centre should net be usea tor
production, may
the Meat of an affecte-d aninial-is tit
-for nee. if slaughtering is done befere
emaciation is.caused or pits forms and
t3Yeballtti*and atainenigi'41111-i:A'ree stinatintelals.
true ernilik. But if the lump has
become an 'open ,bore,- neither flesh
nor milk �t ,the affected a1iiiiiI. fit-
for'hnmanuman .food.."., • •
Grit for Bens,. •
•
Remember that- theegrit In the
fowi's gizzard,„filifilla .same, „func-
tion that teeth do for_ 4eithale.and
heinge, teeth; Issue
ever, sand soon Wears .smooth with
constant friction and Jiecoinee un-
rviceable. Conseqiientlthe fowl's
crop must be- repleiliSlie'd-frequently
;with fresh grit. in *Arm th
er
fowls secure a, suffitient auPIJ1Y, of
grinding material' frani the Ordhlari
'range lot. For this reasen , we are
-apt to b 11 ' g i,eht in pro-
viding he necessa.ry grit under froz-
en conditions wiled it Is 'MOst needed.
It Is essential that' real oiegrevebe l
fureeshed, oYater shells
and like suietances" are • -riplencild
sOtirces Of athe, becesipary for egg
production and the betiding' (if bone,
do not serve ,the,' pUrpose :oz
,arilidiSiO the feV1
111‘ 11.,a •MP4
RED FRONT ..HARpwAR.g'.
• POR THE !LAYING SON WE NAVE "PLYMOUTH"
'PURE, MANILLA ROPE, THE, lora YOU CAN TRUST -SU-
- . *PPR) WEARING, AND ANDLING QUALITIES,. 'you WILL
- FIND -UR PRICE IS Riotrr:.
PlSLLEYS-4RON, '" Wpm) AND, STEEL ON HAND. -
-BEAME.--HAYL-FORK Seek-ND:CARS:
• ,••APLE, LEAF" BRAND 3-PROKO PITCHFORKS, 4,
5't.!FT".11,ANDLEk'ElrgRioNE -o-tiARANO:E0` 'REAL
STRAPPED; OR FERRULED. • '
ROPE ---1/4 -INCH' FOR HAY •LOADERS, ,5 -16 -INCH -FOR
7'RIP ROPE, -IA -INCH PLYMOUTH. PURE _MANILA ''F 0 R
'SLINGS.•••' • - "
• , . , • . ,
•
• • ,•" .•
, PLYMOUTH .• "GOLD MEDAL" BINDER -TWINE.
SPRINKLERS --GALVANIZED AND ,JAPANNED, -8, 10, • '
.14 AND ,16 -QT, SIZE, , • •
•
, BERGER'S ' 'GUARAN TEED • PURE PARIS GREEN..
, , ,
''ARSENATE OF LEAD -
• CEMENT, . LIME- AND •PARISTONE ,ALWAYS' ON ,HAND.
WE ARE-PLNASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT THE MANUFAc- •
TURBR HAS •LOWERED THE PRICE ON PARIST 0•N
,
THAT' • GOOD 'HARD I'VAL L 'PLASTER • • " - •
. . , , .
Place Your Order for Coal Now
You Will Find Our Price Right
RAE & PORTEOU
• Hardware Coal Plumbing
, Phone 66.
Luckno,
WHEN FORD 'MEETS ,FORD
• e(Chesley'Enterprise), ,
miestimeeaeetoejug what would
happen if two Feed cars driwee by
twee 1-lareys weeeeto run .into • each
Otter was Settled, to theicOmPlete sat-
isfaction ets local motorists on 'Friday.
, ,
,Morning when two Lizzies staged...a
•onelround bout' on Main Streetejuste
opposite the.' ro.gt. ()Ace. The, result
, •
„Of ,,the •eneotteter was votei; ;a ,cfraW,
as be*• car's received. 'a enockeut,
e\hich. weuld lead: one to cOrilude.
that Henry plaYs no favorite when
'manufacturing • his : "vest's., pocket.
Packards." • ••
Harry 'Pickard' Who :was driving
Lustig -'s • Meat . south was
rarnmed" by Harry, Stevens who' had
„ ,
turned'aiiTa 'was.',steering:k.'coarse for
the post efecee', But; unfortunately
for :Harry he was thinking- more of
likely insurance prospecte ' .than of
eirieing a ear and the ;Crash of Ford'
ro..A _ruilelY awakened 'hint
-front . his ceeeeebuilding. Examine-
-. •• •• • •
tion of the two, hesies foul* leistig's
car ' with • .a ba 1 wisted ,left .front •
wheel deranged., a radius rdd 'brokArt
and a radiator which oUght • to, come
in handy in' future as a ieve Both
care; have•erested quietly -in the hos-
•pital ,uedergoinge, treatment, ane have,
completely recovered., ; The question
new uppermost' overty,one"s
"Did' ' Stevens have his car
inured
,
FINE- BARN :BURNED
, • •
• • •
eames:?..,•;:rhoratison'i-harnteMil:
Mile east of Ringed wa(lesteoyed
hy fire 'about enidnight Sundae the"
..14t h This ,rwaa' one ',et the '•b,eet,'..
eefiiipt barnseire the' township -80
feet lone, withea Wing,ea•
ed 'cement foundation with •'cement;
)ors, coninlete, water" System all
eirough • the ,steble; litter carrier and
lierse •ferke It Was insured in the
:Culross co. $2000.0O- on building and
pn _contents._ It will been,
WeretisWit1.7ffeeeTleilifiiSititas the
Tnsurance• will only gee tiesheert pay
in „replacing, the building. It, is a ,pit
to set: such fine barns as'''thisedes:e
.i.royed• becatige in •-too Many .caieees
-1 he
noation is left as. a monument
to tile departedMr, Thompsori,e be-
lieves, it was set- on fire A hid not
:through , any ill Will to lern as eet_
eityS-fie -een thee,(..ef day to e
every. Mall he, Meets, but it %On151 w
appear,. that it might cOmparly
,o,f, young num. asserabledr;there-qier.:
"hails idrinking and smoking aS there d
CIIESLEY PICKS' A 'MEMORIA'L
' The people • of the tir.va • of :chWeY:
aye se ec e so iers ineminee
Which, it is ,estimated,' will 'cost $1.1,e
500 to erect The contract .has;bein
awarded,). to' the McIntosh Granite
po:; and It is expected that the ment-
ori ' beeecheripleted_lay_july
of next year. The ',Enterprise of . last
week , had a fine' PictureAf the
mem-
orial Which it describee.' as"follows:
It is -of Gothic/. design. The bottom
step, is 16 ft. square: the base of -the
shaft 7 ft; ,6 in. , sivare; ' the shaft 7 '-
4 ft. 6 in. sqnare;' the height 30 ft, ,
lei in., the figure of -Justice' (whieh
occupies one side) 7 ft. high..
MAKING FORD FASTER
' •AND FASTER "
-To the owners of 'cars made by the,
Ford Motor -, Company .of Cenauae .
Limited, there will be shortly adaeu .
tne puichaser of Motor- No, p00,000. ,
'wire tnan a year was taken to pro -
dace the first '2u 000' cars comaining-
. '
the famous T model " motor, while
how„ me company's facilitte.s are, so
increased that tins , number can be
manutactered in two. rnontns. ' ..
ems • weieknowri Cana Ian- ,Instit-'•
pht4....iii
ution inits own s re , as parallel- ,
,. ,
ed tile huge.' Detroit plant which • .
recently alla0UnC6ii the -', completion . •
of the. 10,000,000 T..motor car which. .
is. tii start --upon a ,transcontinental -
trip, visiting its., fainily • reiations ail'
along the line. '
• .
'LOOKING -FOR TROUBLE;
,
goirfe 4`Olefur.- ',petson.S. ere zilWays,
takeig the ,joy out Ot hie ode way Or
.1.1o,,,er. We have all. been rejoic-
in e„evee the suitable weather and'
tne „grand,..,prOSpects.,40,r, Asir hare
,erest.'-liutealong 'ebinee One of these "
weather fariaties •With niOurnfai •
• siiig,*ng- about, there being'•twe
hew moons -in July. The- croaker
sa:Ys that the, feet time attch, an ev,'
gnt ,happened was awaybadk in the
Yeer 'es14, and theastrous .censes
quenees were experienced.- `ceops.
„all went bad in Ally that year Lots
of dropa did not ripen, iruit was use-
es1 d titirisM
prevailed. Aceorchng eito the pessi-
mist things , will go that 'Way tiiiS
year, 1924,, all on account of two ,
new mimes in July. Let us- keep up
kcjiiii in' :e11 -.4-;----Y
0
,The questio f -of-way-thet-
v.ceiei;n11,,:eto and -truck; has .13,eett elecid-
d out of court --truck 'had tight of
„
•
The: Rase es.eleeperater If somebodye
oesn't Care or the, poor Germane
uiekly, lite. rich Germans may haVe
o do it..
Was no One living in the, house. The
loAs of conteiiel Was lig 'a •as only
poseession Mai:elt and -had
made very 'little use of the been as
yet: but inten,de(bedrawing in hay
on Monday.'
- Lo lo nothing ,yourself, and investi- -
'gate mrerything the other fellow
•"I.Yon't yoa wish you had an aut6-
.61O'a °bane° -80 06(1 Man 111130°, answered Mr. PinklaY, mul°
bile?" said Brastus' "0 I dun. •
can hear. money talking and 1101(5 doesn't cod hear ao Much moneYi'
himself believe it is tho call duty. and It's purty, near pa clangarougt,'