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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1916-09-07, Page 5w a, 'hurlsd4yf lioptentlAr f the 19x6 6 rim10145P1011, Pop :. larf t111'lk.?.tt; eliwtli of stecrDA dacaa a;$y bt'ed tlaa3 spot where the t'btllobo of the .110$ O .yr' r r .) . V�R 1 ;. ''aux el i 1 S b e with i - .at while �AVy'��' . 0� Cr�lelt' • �i' �oS .>l � v► . .� dit3tirn�tti:�laed' pnei eor a t . , i the o.cess� em -'Steel ' fire -box lirin,(s, Beifig. 1.: five pieces ravages of wind and weather have al. a It or cement.' t e d, the lettering r on, the theyare Gaq,Sily#Cdillot4WedoTt'repiaMllt� With...... bolts _ naod. a�blat sats: a� e h • Rtiai Before you investin a new range let Me show you the Pandora's sensible ideas for saving time and labor. an •So1d. ay Bell & Joyn7:t aaiy.le ndor tomb. When this discovery was made - byso me u rts re Pa i s who taco t pride ingeniously ;u rdann and pres eiv. lug for the, benefit of fi tn.•o generations • all such historic sites,.tl.oy 51•t to 'T to improve the coaaditiours,f the plot Whenaa11: tine,, weeds and deaf ' grass were removed, a petition, signed by Rev. W, H Sedgwick, Rev. Dr. Dickie, Mass K. F. Jafl'rav, and .others, froirrf• the Park, was forwarded to the Col - kerne township comical, asking Haat body to improve'the appearance of the place sous to make it one of the beau ty spots of the neighborhood The petition will come up „for caanside a n the r tion at the meeting of council h e a. 1 o n 'Tuesday, September 121h. HatsALI MEN» TnoU13LE.-Charges. leave been laid against Thomas Berry,. a prominent horseman., and Reeve Fred .Smallicomhe, both of'-[3ensa1lp as a result of a visit by County Constables. Wallis•and Pell'ow, who had 'been sent by' the Temperance organization -to search the driving 'shed and office of Mr. Berry, The reeve is charged with unlawful interference, and M'r. Berry with a violation of the C. T. A. : It is claimed that after, the constables- had seized 24 gallons of bottled beer, ten quart bottles of whiskey, also a ten- gallon;keg of whiskey, .and had it lead ed into two auto cars, the Reeve ar- rived;-and'.statted that he held the pos.•; ition of" "justice 'of the peace," and gave orders that the goods should". be at once unloaded, and returned to Mr. Berry. The constables claim that when they refused to ,take the, reeve's' instru tions he assumed a threatening attitude, and o. ffered the auto driver e more money to put the car back in the garage than he was proffered to take the liquor to the cold storage plant sof Inspector Torrance at Clinton. When JIiURONOLJNTYNWSL The Clinton Eilty Brass and Pipers Band is booked for a days perform- ance at the Western Fair, on Septem- ber 14th.., when they will play bath afternoon and evening., . Tt,is reported that Ser*t; W. Chap. roan,, one of Seaforth's boys, has boen- appointed to the post of Bandmaster. of the 1St st.,Huron Batt. Band; Band- master Grant, the former leader, hav- ing beentransfet'red to the London Division. Amon; those . reported as having died of wounds at the front recently Was Pte. J. J. Hutchison, a former Seaforth young man: He had enlist- ed -with the first Contingent and after spending some time in Bermuda;' was sent to Fi'taaee a, few, months ago. William Wheatley, a general con• tractor. of Clinton,. died suddelly at his. home on the evening of Sunday, 'Aug. 27. Heart failure evidently was the cause, as he had bsen quite well until retiring for the ;night. Ile leaves a widow, one son and one daughter. "Your friend is wall' bat is''a little too wise." This is the message which a Goderich lady received a few days. ago from. the trenches. 'The lto envelope was directed to laer by• a soldier' friend but the cruel censor had removed the contents and in its place inserted the note given above., A RASCAL TO Pnlsow.—Geq: Steep, evidently a knight of the road, was Sentenced to seven months in Central Prison• by Police Magistrate Kelly, of'. Goderich, last week, for obtaining an pato ride to •Goderich Frew a liveryman' at Eldiira by ,false pretenses. "steep represented himself to be the proprie- tor of the British Exchange hotel in Goderich and stated that he would pay for the ride in Goderich. Arrived in Goderich he gave the drivel. 'the slip and the liveryman" is still out the cost of the trip. Stepp was arrested in Clinton by Chief Postlewaite, he, hav- ing repeated, the trick in getting a ride from Seaforth ‘to °Clinton. Ter'i DUNLOP ToMi3.-+-It has remain• ed for summer visitor's at Menesetung Park to inaugurate what it • is 'hoped will be a successful movement to, safe guard ,from destruction the historic Dunlop tomb in CQlborne township. For years nothing has been done to keep the plot in a resile\ table condition. OLDER• °t To "he 1201011y at seventy, prepare at forty,, is sound, advice, • ba:etuse aro tire; Strength of ,middle life. we too often forget that neglected colds, or careless treat m erit of alight aches• end �rraaiiae, siinpflyD Undermine: a3.trength And ping. cnron:a se. fora rs wr�up later . �o be .stronger when older; keep your blood pure and rich and actives with the strength- bailding •ansl bflood..anapurpshing properties of a3cott's Emulsion which is rt. food, a.toriic and a medicine to keep your Blood; richt', alleviate ncqunnatisa:c. and. avoid sickness. At. any drug otore,, Scott& nowt. T ronto..Ont. le ti fitkilgttblll •sf.lttthCO to 06 r turners tins; tlrp 1;011 itt the -Ooasideling litage. Q' The numbers of the latter"who .aro in this way :being won over to the- ranks auto users are not few. Many :a avian, after baying driven for years, mile upon mile over dusty roads behind as team of faithful but slow orgenerar l purpose e horses is now at the point where he is considering the purchase of something with a little snore speed' and appearance, Verdun the keg was discovered 13erry is sand to - brave told the constables that it was "vinegar", and pleaded'. with thein not to take it, but to make sure they ed a brace and bit, and aro convinced tha!et their, suspicions were well found- ed. Western Farmers and° Tneir Automobiles (Western paper). A striking feature, of a 'large number of our small local as well as our larger fairs this year is .the great number of ,automobiles that chase one another along the roads . and' stand ' parked often in countless numbers aboutthe.:fair grounds. Many who previously either did not•at- tendat all or did so under trying condi- tions, are now fiudipg it easy to chine in for ono or niore days. Atmore.than one small Western fair this year, there have been more cars than heads of livestock and the' chief subject of conversation has been automobiles and nothorses, cattle, sheen or hogs. `"How..iin..nu.like -your _ car?" "How long have you run her?" are the first questions, and discussions and comparisons•on the amount of gas used, tire mileage„ repair tiifl's, etc.;, invariably follow. • - Having the material at hand these are. no. academic discussions -lacking in'con- ereto illustration but not unfreejuently are they demonstrations of great edrica- tional value. A good many farmers are getting valuable infermatiod that not. 'only helps hi conserving their cars but —Monday, Sept, 4. Pte: Varela Walden spent Labor Day at his home here. Ails 'Dorothy Sawyer visited her friend,' Bessie• McTavish last Sunday. Miss Elsie Steele left Friday ,morning. to spend a few days with her sister in Toronto. Mrs. McKenzie and Mrs. Johnston, ,both of Dungannon, spent a day last week as the guests of Rev. C. M. Ruther- ford. We are glad to report that the little sop of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Campbell, who has been seriously ill, is improving ;slowly., Some of our boys looked rather - blue on Sunday evening. The only way we can accotant for it is the re -opening of the Schools. THE BUSY HARDWARE HOUSE MAKE OUR STORE YQ R HEADQUARTERS PHONE 66 FOR . PROMPT DELIVERY' A Chanee to Save Money We have a large stock of Bicycle - d- Bieycle Supplies. We will oclosethese out at greatly reduced prices. WESTERN FAIR LONDON, ON T. SEPTEMBER 8 TO 16. Return- tickets at reduced fare to London, Ont., from stations in Ontario: Belle- ville, Scotia Tct., and south or west thereof. Special trkin service, and low •rate. excursions from principal points on certain dates. For , full particulars, regarding train service, fares, tickets, etc, consult Grand Trunk Railway Agents. Regular 530.00 Bicycles, Sale Price, $25.50 - Regular $.1o.00 Bicycles, Sale Price, $33,50 Rear Wheel and Hercules Coaster, Regular $5.50, Sale Price, $4.35 Rear Wheel,, Plain Reg. $3.75, Sale $5.15 Bicycle Tires, Regular '$3.50, Sale Price $2.75 Bicycle . Tires, Regular. $2:7s;' Sale Price $2.00 1=2 Ton Nails--101bs.. for 1.5c. We have a lot of odd sizes of nails, some are slightly rusty but good- enough for repairing around the house or • barn. We offer these nails while ,our stork' lasts all sizes, 2c per lb. or 10 lbs. for 15c. We will not sell more thanso lbs. to one person: • . • 'I • We will give 14 per cent. discount on Hay Fork Cars, Slings, and interlocking Pulleys: Our stock is limited so du not put off until to -morrow for anything -you need in this line as we will only fill orders .from what we have in stock at these prices. We have just received a large shipment of over soh' pieces of Grey Enamelware which we offer at greatly reduced prices. -It will pay you to see these goods if you are needing anything in this line. . JUST ARRIVED --A Fresh Car of Portland Cement McLL3OD Sc JOYT The Store Where Your Money Goes Farthest O. MARTIN, Agent, Lucknow. Phone 2 New Prices August 1, 1916. (IIIIII011 Illilllll tJ1tl 01140111 g ' 1 •, Huulnnnnuanu unulmnmul The following prices for Fora cars will bs effective on and after 4ug- 1, 1916 Chassis - - $450.00 Runabout - 475.00 T-our-ing—C r 495.00• Coupelet -. Town Car Sedan 695.00 780.00 890.00 f.o.b. Ford, Ontario. These prices.are positively guaranteed frgttinst any re= duction before August._lst; 1917., but .there is no guar. aniee against an°advance in price at any time. • CRAWFORD-& SON, DEALERS • WM. SMELTZER, MANAGER. ', pular stock Maxwell engine! 34 actual, brake horsepower!• i Proved by an accurate.; dynamometer) test, made in the Maxwell laboratories August .10, 1916: tl There has been a lot of talk about horse -power, and we just want to let Maxwell owners and prospective owners know that in respect to horse -power, as, -_ in most other respects, the Maxwell leads by a comfortable margin. Nbt that we attach such great importance to horse -power. We don't. We never have. I-lorse-power --- abundant horse -power ,r—is only one of many superior features .of the Maxwe 1. W -e are -selling motor -ars—com plete 1 - &motor cars—not engines or horse -power. ' Horse -power is a matter that is second -I, `urs ,•to_ oa- eft iendy . sad .corp.+ ...- A giant has no advantage if he does nQ1 'apply, or wrongly applies, his strength., Maxwell cars have horse -power -=a111. you want or need—probably more peri pound . of car weight than any_: other Lautomobilein the world. But we don't make any loud cry ;about it. Because :we have._ more than horse- power to sell you. Because you are, and should be, inter- ested in results, the net effectiveness of :• power. We challenge competitive tests. We -invite comparison. Because we absolutely know that no car of its class or weight can surpass" the Maxwell on' speedways, on rough roads, through. sand or mud-, -anywhere.1- And because we know, and you will know, that, everything considered, the - cawe/ h - rl C- r-eatest-M--otor, Car Value ! Your ewspapers T kE SE1 TINES - takes Subscriptions and Re- nevval-of-Su-bseriptions • . �. to all Daily and Weekly City Newspapers. We can save you time,• postage, war tax stamps .and stationery b. ylooking after' your orders. LEAVE YOUR ORDER WITH • - T.H SE NT IN LUCKNOW o x sit =--r-.-�►, .�Laaq�p, , .. ' • ° •'