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'SHRSDAY; :SEPTEMBER
TSH ;LUCKNQW .SENTINEL.
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The 'regular Fall inspection of Stallions in the
' Province of pritario commences Sept. 27th.
The Agricilltural Rep resen ative ' eacliCeunty
is`arranging the route of the inspectors •
his � .count"
a iculturalre rese to ive' 'b S t. 2. t th for
farther' details ` regarding time and places of
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s, ect'oii within the. county. �•�
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ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.'.
BON., DUNCAN MAR HALL. : JAMES B,;FAIRI3AJRN:
giralite,r Delay Miniater
At pries
f farm
commodity prices
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COSTS LESS room"
than in � s9 33
nereasee in: the rice Of steel have
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nece4eitated s; t increase is the P re
• cost of metal roP
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actually
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Roll or Tate-i'mp Y'op8netLau .
today. �r.. .; .
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, Look attl eseflgures Bare lswbat v
it cos yon in commodities. to bay
� ib-Ro or t =QO �R Writeusfordetafls:orseeyomt
banker. He will welcome you.
Cost of i0D q. tt. Ras►t1n$ Ui. ST tllTatEDntEtrWA.it3 - -=
T93 19d7 Lead on:;the 'bead positivelf
` Beef 720 lbs. 1121ba. seam 'Ili" nail hole. • A drive
wheat f . 8 86. bu. 4 bn• . screw nail test holds like a
Salm . :. 14 tut. :9.876 bn. bulidoa. :
Barley. • •. BA bu. AO bw
Bacon Hoge Nibs. 881bs
So. -don't put off•$ettiug:a new • JAMESWAY POOL
roof to yrotect your crops and EQUIPMENT..
liveetoek.• Get one of.Canada's 'ie. .tter-how+large-or
two best rooiing,valuee . .your Sock, there is Jeme.fw�pays
1 RIIi-R011• and TIt•=LaP equipment, 'of every
,icuy
•Roofing—Easy to put on right to suit tons '•needs rs,ven
over "your old roof. •They save tspecialistsin incubators; van -
money by cutting upkeep coat.. Writefornd poultry hoasiag.
Be euro t rgettbe genuine E.s P.- Write for literature.
product and . have no regrets., There are many' unsuccessful The Preston'Fortlloter
imitators! Send ridge and rafter ' attached to tour. seed . drill
tneaauremente for free cost , . enables you to sow •fertlliaer
ead alae estimate. with your fall wheat. e;
a FaiterliStL2e1Products
706Gwl Street imr.Ped Pichia -last
PRESTON, NTARIO' MONTREAL sad.TORONTO
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WHITECHURCH
Mr. and! !Mrs.. Albert? McQulllin,
spent 'Sunday with Mr. ,and. Mrs• • Ben
Naylor. •
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Mr: and Mrs. $ugh. McMillan of
Detroit. visited 'recently with his .'bro-
thers. Messrs. Patrick and Jack Mc-
Millan
c-Millan,
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Bowden and little
son James, and Mra. Alex Leitch, of
Detroit. visited recently with Mrs.
David i li and other relatives.
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Mrs.:' Elizabeth 'Bolt of Lucknow,.
visited, .on• Tuesday with, 'her cousin,
1Vliss ' Annie Kennedy, whose birth -
'.days wero ,the same day. Mrs. James
Ms,. n c borne o ''Goderfch
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is spending:.a, few; days• • ; with, her
mother, Mrs. David Kennedy, who
is ill. We hope for" an early 'recovery.:
-Y Mrs. David, Gillies 'spent Sunday
with Mrs. 'Duncan Me'Donald son, the
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, Waste . • Lett tt:'attended` the.. fen-.
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era on Saturday. of, his brother+ Mr
George Lott . of Wingham ',Hes .was
buried in Brussels cemetery. This
'community . extends': sympathy to
the bereaved relatives.
Messrs.: Peter Kennedy, Allan Mc-.
Charles,; Alfred Patterson and Walter
Myers, attended London Fair on
Tuesday of this. week.
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r - ANDREW ' E. ROBINSON
LAJI ES. a
� and' .GENTL);1VIEN -=I, 'should like to ,call . Upon' •
you all *Person' during the cainpaign, but.. as the 'time. is shM-
ited, I, shall not' be. able, .to do so. I' therefore take this means
•_.of- intr'oduciiig Myself and • soliciting your suppoi..t.. I ani ' opposed.
to the 'Hepburn. Government fol . several' reasons the chief of ••
. ' which are • .
*'wholesale
g'' dgtriliution of Beer :parlors.' and forcing
: them, unnecessarily if ,not illegally, 'on••pIaces; that, were .under
-The Canada Temperance . Act,; •;l �: •
2. Ilii' passage' of an. Act, .opposed by';many -of his own •fol-
lowers, which • diverted taxes from public to. • separate 'schools..
w is a'ct• he repealed'. After-l:ood-winking, public, school. sup
• i rs t whorn he has
r ` h �•' ti�a ed sc, -rate •school 'suppo to o , .,
teas, c be, Y p _ .:.. . ,C
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another' promise .to dosit in some other way,. Can
• y you 'trust him, 'no matter which group you belong to. [
3, i.' attitude "toward labour. I am - in agreement with
Honourable, Earl • Rowe that labour :'has the right to collective'. :
'bargaining and to the selection of; its own, association.• I am as
,'much opposed to• lawlessness Al the Hon.' Mr. Hepburn, and • I .
wish to ••iio'nt .out that • if "Lewis, . and L'awlessness:" have
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made inroads, n Ontario it was while Mr. Hepburn was•'Premier•.
T: ere' are -nu ny other things which I hope to discuss pub
• lcly• with the Elector's. My desire .is for a clean campaign and.
i' .Sall trY to . lecke it. so In conclusion, ,.let me, say', that'' my •
, ,1nt-t fat is Lahti1 the farming' toi tine:tity, except for three. ands
; +., k 1 i '17'44 4 ` tv'ai j . was 'iti the army,' I. have worked a .farm
:i-nr1 sh 11• Sot:thie:M stO do so, 'no; mutter how the election turns'
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lours 'sincerely,
►ew E1' '•Robinsons
Ilif:I'CAL CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATE.
BOUNDARY WEST
The`"Septemher, 'meeting of the U.
F.W.O.. will be; 'held at the home of
Mrs. Albert .Cook. on .Tuesday,
teinber 21st„. Roll call •Pickle•„recipe
program com.-Mrs. O.''MacCharles,
Mrs. Jack ;Jlamilton; papers—Misses
Rhods' Cook'and 'Mary There
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will ' also be a ten cent • tea. ' Bring
lunch as usual:
Mr. and Mrs. James Richards frons
Flesherton were ,',wee ',week -end visitors
with Mr.' and 'Mrs. Richards.
, Mrs., A. Miller he not as well ` as -
her . _many:- friends would like.
• Mr. and . Mrs., George T•waniley
were week=end visitors ;with Mr. k and
Wm. Kempton: ;
Recent visitors NO Mr, and Mrs.
Albert Cook, were Mr. and ' Mrs.,
Deere ; ;f rorn Auburn', . and' Mrs .and
Mrs. Wm. • Robb,"and'• Olive- Robb of
Lucknow: , ,
• Dr J. • Ovens and Mrs. Ovens and
son of Chicago, visited at Mr. Sam
Emerson's last week.
Mr., and Mrs. John McFadgen
Tiverton • and ' Miss' Beth Walsh
tjrerlC"Sunday at Mr ' Will Welsh's.'
Mr ,Kenneth„Robertson is spending
a few' days at Mi•.. Goldwin Huston's:
Andrea Emerson :,received;.
Word' that her brother Mr. Al.Steil
ing of p.c. had passed away., The
sympathy of the community is exten
Jed to the bereaved ones
Mr.: and • Mrs. Albert Scott spent'
Sunday at Mr:” Malcolm Lane's
” Mr. Frank Currie spent the week-
end at his home here::
Mr. 'and. Mrs Arthur Heemer of.
:Marlette, Mich., visited at Jack Em'-
erson's recently'
• Mr. and. Mrs Donald McFarlane
and babe spent the weekend visiting.
the latter''s ,Sister at Creemore.
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:Mrs Rachel "Culbert, Eire and Lorne
and Mrs. _Jame Baker were recent
visitors at V Wm Eadie's;'.`
Mr. and 'Mrs. Harvey., ;,Ackert, and;
son Clarence .of Kincardine, spent
the week -end at Mr. Ernest Ackert's.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Harris and;
Mrs. Thos. Harris, spent' Sunday `with'
Kincardine friends , •
Miss Gertrude iramilton of Clifford
spent' the :weekend with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs: Andrew Hamilton.
Miss Ross. of Regina is visiting at
present with Miss. Margaret Mac -
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LOUGH
.C,,ox� has returned ' to: Miss': M. iY
Guelph,• after, spending her; holidays,
:at' het home here,: '
, Mr; ' Albert Bell of, Buffalo,: visited
last `week: ;with his parents, Mr. and
LMrs H. Veil: `d
Mr: and Mia. '. Art Graham' .'and
Mr. and Mrs. A. Haldenby, were
Sunday , visitors, with Walkerton
friends '
• Mr and, Mrs. Harold Coprsey' and:
daughters Margaret. and Jean, Mrs.
Jno. Coursey and:. •Mr'.; Dick Neil; of
Lucan, •visited,- on Sunday at . W.
Boyle's. •
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Mrs. H. Graham was called 'to Lis
towel lasts; week,; owing, to the serious
'Mrs 'M. J
illness of her daughter, , hn-
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Ston..•
Mr: and Mrs;' Jas Ensil have re-
ttirned toChapleau after spending a
few days with Mrs. F. A Blackwell:
Mr • and Mrs. 11 . Pettipiece Of
Whitechurch, were Sunday :visitors
at Mr. 1', ` Pinnell's.
Mrs P. McMullen of Toronto spent
a few ; days last: week -.with Mrs. M.
McLean.
'The' school was -closed last week,.
awing to , the illness 'di the 'teacher,
'Vf iss; Jean ;.,Anderson. :.
•' • Rev. Benson. Cox Nasi returned : to,
New' York; after • holidaying• . at his
home, Con..' 10. '
A.• number from, here' attended the
fiftieth wedding :anniversary ,of Mr.
and Mrs.;. 1f. Pinnell, ;Con: 10; Culross.
I,,ANCSIIIE,
Mr. Paul Hawking,; who has epent
several weeks, with Mr. and' Mrs. W;
Scott returned last week to' his home.
in Indianna. '
•Miss: . Grace. Richardson of, : Pine.
River .spent Sunday with her parents
Mr.' and Mrs. J. Richardson,;
Mr. and Mrs. Don. Cameron' of
New York, • Mrs, John -Griffin, Mrs.
N: Taylor•„ and Eleanor 'of Toronto,
pent last ' week with. Mr. and, Mrs.
J, B. Morrison.-
Mr. J. ?frown is these days
completing' his chopping ,mill and ex
?eset- ::within�.;s days ;to_:have'. it
p
s,c,ktry rri>T"•aL•�=fa..,....i+,:•s>.�
r :a' d is 'ol Johnston ` of
:. M .. •n Mrs. I r, ,d, ,.n
.ucknow, , spent the" Week -end .with'
,.Mr. and', Mrs,.. Wm. :Conn:
•' The Whitechurch.•,Womens • Insti-`
t1 d u ': el these Se tember meeting :at.
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the. • home of ' Mrs. Lance ,'Grain.' The
roll, call was.- answered by'' "Historic:
spot m Your own CountfiY The paper.
"How best tii..preservl, the`.records'Eof
our Pio, deers;'' was by, 'Mrs' A.',
Purdon.:,;•,The Grandmothers'.picture
display' created much interest.. The
cotest sewing' on o patch,: for the
grandmothers, :wae wonby Mrs. ',B..•
Naylor. The delegate to the convert
tion held at.Harriston this week4'was
Mrs..' 1. Naylor. •
Mr.. and •Mrs. Pery, :Pennington
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andth :faMrmily
.Wend, of `Culross,
elTaylor
spent Sunday
.4th; CON., 'KINLO.SS, •
rs raBurgher and
Mr.;.and M, F nk B , g
Mr.: and Mrs. Joe ` Burgher . of ,. Los
Angeles, 'are Visiting with M
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and Mrs. Dan• McKinnon 6th eon.
Miss Katherine' Campbell
: of Kin-
cardine spent' the•, week -end at her
home, •
Miss. Elizabeth Robinson, .returned
home from Detroit and was accom
:paned: back by •Mra`: R. Snelgrove;
w k=end ere.
who spent the , ee
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can't thread hi fi e m
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Why, son? •
• Well,. every time 1 •get the thread
near th'e eye': it 'blinks. .
fpecia/ Bargain
EXCURSIONS
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...from all, Stations 'In ':Eastern; Canada
GOiNG DAILY -7, SEPT. 18 •. r
OCT - - '
Return Limftm 45 days
11'ICKETSe GOOD, iN,;,
9cuAssirs at fires irm4 t.Iy is
t,. wK• J 2 - 4t �,�•
..w„ `.444;4Y"Y r . ,.. Y . ,K, ;hc -'.'.ilii. , •......
✓,:STANDARD SLEEPING CARS at'fame .pproximetetylYecpar =Sc.
•" COST 'OF ACCOMMODATION IN SLEEPING CARS ADDITIONAL •
• sr.sess.
•. BAGGAGE, Ch .rod.: "s atP Arthur. Asmats t
toyws. ° , .. t .;.. ora. Chicano sad 1► ' ''
ARM.
Gar
iaww iaw.t rssnstltit.as, ssQ aJi.iatonasltor ASA POR''8.tiyD
ab -safe. BTtl�.
CANADIAN i NATIONAL
'GODEItICH DROPS' OUT
COLTS IN. PLAYDOWNS
Chealey and; Penetang met yester
day in the 3rd and final. game of the
first round of •the playdown3. Chesley
won the first game with ,Cee. Wilcox.
entering the Hall, of Fame by pitch-
ing a no-hitter to shut Penetang' out'
6 to„ 0. Wilcox received brilliant sup
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Pert and only Penetangs to reach•
first base, were four; who received
Walks' and one \whogot in front of. a
pitched hall. Penetanghad no difficul
ty. with Wilcox in the. second .gamer
and yes erdays battle wilI tellthe
tale.'
DEM,O NSTRATING, 'SCOTCH EEL.
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ROMAN 'FALLS.' BREAKS ' WRIST
Demonstrating '.the: intricate -steps'
of the, Scotch' reel :at a, dance follow-
ing her daughters, wedding, Mrs;
Ala 1 Maelver ` i e fell and i of. RpIY
fractured� her ,;" ght wrist as sre'
threw 'out:her ar " tobreak- the fall
after she slipped..
Goderich ball team has 'dropped
out of the Huron -Perth League •to
end a very hectic 'season. After God-
.erich 'had entered this independent:.. -
league, Lucknow -signed up several
players who wanted to play vt'ith the
local club in 0.B.A.A.. play; idow
:ever it wasn't 'long until the Goder
ich management ,attempted to get . a
• bye , in , the, 0.B.A.A: ' and sought the,
release of these players.
As
theY
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could not 'play 0.B.A:A. ball: with
'their home. •town this season , after ;
signing.` with •Lucknow the local club'
didn't ;grant these', releases. '•
A short time. later,' however,' when
the local `club had prospects of mak.
ing the` playoffs;, some of the Gorier
ich, boys personally requested their -
releases, which ;was• :one.•of the .mai t
factors :in. Lucknow ,dropping.. out' of ,
r a rac
th , B c League. e
e u.e g e
Goderich since then has ieontinue
d
in the Huron -Perth league until"last
'week; when a disagreement ,Over al
leg' ed loose n1 nagement: • of .:.,,•the
Ie ue resulted in .them dro in : out.
ag Pp g
The W.M.S..met-•at-the =home _-;of
1Vir- "Jas MacTavish on Tuesday -rid=
`� ernoon; or'"theirr lar—Monthly-
_meeting. Mrs.: John•;Colling - presided
and ,opened' .the , 'Meeting with a;
hymn, followed by the Lord's; prayer
:in unison. The roll call "was answered
by •a verse of scripture Mrs. W. J.
Roulstan 'read the `devotional leaflet
Mrs. Ross' SBlack"'gave readings from
'•the "Missionary monthly, A temper-
aiice •reading'was given by 'Mrs; W.
S. McGuire andMrs. H. ,Vogan ',took•
the chapter ,from" the Study. book.
Mrs. Wm. Steele of Pine River :fav-.
oured the meeting with a solo "Dear
Lord, •.Forgive", accompanying 'her-,
self' on' the guitar.:. Mrs `Alex Mace
Tavish'clo ed the meeting •with pray`
er. A ,dainty',,,lunch 'was .served by.
the hostess. '
' Miss • Patsy Lever has returned
home ;after 'spending "a few'. weeks of
the holidays with her 'aunt, Mrs.
Jos. Harrington of Palmerston
.,Mrs. ''Jos. 'Ceiling'ris at present Vis-
iting her 'daughter; • Mrs. T. .c- Wil-,
kinson::.of ,Fingal
Mr.; Ernest MacTavish has: returned
to his home -in„London. after spend-
ing the• holidays''with friends hi :the
community.
Mrs., W. S. McGuire has returned
home after a visit' with, her^•'cousin,'
--Mrs.-Henry H -owe -of Mitchell.
HURON AND KINLOSS s
TELEPHONE SYSTEM
September' 13; 1937
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The Commissioners of the Huron
and :Kinloss' "'Municipal Telephone
,System` met, in the Secretary's ' Ofrice
on the ' above date at 2.30 p.m. John.
W. Colwell in ` 'the chair. Members
were all, present
Moved by 'Dan D. McDonald, sec-
onded by Neil McKay that the min
'utes or last meeting be adopted : `as
[read a Carried) • I : '
Moved b�'. _ Neil. McKay, ;, eeeOnded
by' Dan D. McDonald that the fellow
ing accounts be paid;+ Matt. Gemmell,
salary : $100.00, operation $35.00;.
,Ripley :Hydro,.. account $5.80; Control-.
tler;,of Revenue, tax, $27.07; .Bell` Tel.
ephone, ,July tolls - $70.20, ..August
tolls $7140• Listowel Transport,'cart-
age $5.58 • 11. 11. 'Mitchell, freigt and
cartage $15.68; 'Harold Emmerton,,
Wages ; $3L50,.$24.75; Duncan McLeod,
wages $28.00, $22.00; John MacLean,
wages $15.0(1; Francis ;' Gemmell,
wages $35.00,,$27.50, use ,of, car $22.-
45, $12.50; W. J: Lane, 'Salairy Aug -
est .$135.00,, stationery, 47c: Northern
Electric mdse $128:64;” Stromberg
Carlson Co., 'mdse: $269.08; Bill Mc-.
Lean,' cartage & labor $13,75;' Archie
McFarlane, poles $122.50; Canadian
Independent. 'Telephone Association,
membership . $15.00—(Carried.)',
Meeting then adjourned ' to ' meet
again on. October 9th; 1937.
'' R. H. •Martyn, Secretary,
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Fanner: I miss the old cuspidor
mice it's, gone.
Wife. You missed it before then;..
that's wh3 it's gone.
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If 'it hadn't been for a foo �;lhardy, reckless, criminal 'driver this accident
would have: been 'avoided. ,As . it is,; one , victim wastaken. �hrect fo an.•
-undertaker's :Parlours and two to ' a h'ospital., 'the driver who caused it
is hopelessly elesslY.crippled,,for the rest of:hie life. :
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'LL : BE,1N TRO,�UILE IF '' OII .:DISREGARD; ,TIDE , LAWS ,.
'.: • .:, •.. . .' • • • gid` highways, �.� • :' .:. ..
If -....you are a reckless driver ; travelling the `Ontario hicutting in,
passing on curves and ;hills, endangering the lives of others, you will find'
•trouble. The a allin •. death;toll must stop—and you
yourself in serious ph g ..:. p _ Y
who are responsible ' for it will ' be put off the road! A thousand , eyes
• are watching you; so be forewarned 1
Ontario' /Motorists Will Coy -o erate
pWhen you See a motorist driving in a manner dangeroua'to the
blic; take .his number, make a careful note of the actual time :'•
and pieces rind when. youreach, your destination write to the
' Motor Vehles Branch, Department of Highways, Toronto,
giving, i'nlf deta►ld. We do not
invite 'reports of minor
infringements • of , the true lalwa, You are: requested to
use 'sound judgment. ' We till deal. isdegliately with Offenders.
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