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Second -Paper ,
Third -Leather
"Fourth'=.)ruit' or flowers
Fifth -Wooden
Sixth -Sugar'
Seventh -Woollen'.• '
Eighth -Rubber
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Thirteenth. ;ace
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Twenty-fifth-eSllver"
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THE LLICKNOW SENTINEL,.
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AN .AIR -.CONSCIOUS CITY
WHITECHURCH
s. 1 meeting at.
(By E. HQFDS. "S'eattl , Wash.) 'sec s Eu e g
' ce ' aviation: has became oCie ;of; °held aW.ery S.of he • United Church
Sin.
the exact sciences, the public has -be= ,the home of Mrs.. Ab. C<ultes last
come "air -conscious". Almost. every- Wednesday afternoon,
x -oro ^ tb,.s continent,_ the, areoplane The people', of.the school section
The resident Mrs, Orland 'Richards
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the great lone wastes of'the Arctic} McClgn g a 1�
the drone of the commercial "crates" ed' -by singing -the ode. The roll call
is familiar enough• was answered by "A memory verse
But living within.shooting distance I .learned at school". Mrs. Wm. temp-
tut
factory, where ' ton was 'appointed to attend the
of a great aeroplane '
some of the greatest :air giants in Training School .at Holyrood with Miss
existence are .built, is . entirely an-
other matter. •
Jean Raynard at assistant lealer. , It
was decided to enter a. club display
at the ILucknow Fall Fair..The P
gram consisted'af community. singing
with Dlisa Verna 'Hamilton. as, ; pl`aide
THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 14, 1039
PARAMOUNT
The September meeting of the Par:
amount Women's Institute as •held .
last Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs, Win. MacDill in .Luck -now.
teacher, Mr. Pollock. and his bride.
with a' nice end 'table and mirror. A
very enjoyable .evening was spent.
The -young couple are going 'to live
in the ho}ise formerly occupied ' by
the. late 117'r. Henry.. We welcome ' Omni
to"our .community. .
Mrs. Smith of Listowel is 'visiting'
with her dau' ht i,. Mrs.. George Gar-;
ton. . q
'Mrs, I;, ;NacLaanvrsitiP, gwit
r
her slaughter t Niagara Falls
The Y'oun'gien's Auxilliary held
their meeting: at the Mollie of Mrs
Muiil..ay last Friday; afte'r'noon
Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor, near
Win'ghani, spent ••Sunday evening,with°
his aunt, Mrs. Eli Jacques. Mr. Tay-
lor took the services ' for - the . young
people in the United Church Sunday
afternoon. • . -
Rev.' Henry. Martin ' and Mrs. Mar- -
tin of `Chapleen' are visiting with his
mother, Mrs. Wm. Martin. •
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Miss Hood • of ',Lucknod ,visited with
andMrs.Gaunt. I! Ga . .
IU UMr, Wm. Purdon' has sold his farm
!non an the Morrison farm • to Mr..
Jas. Curran of ' Ashfield:
-Mr. and Mrs, Harry Tichborne. of
Goderich-and Mrs: Lorne Durnin and
;hildren. spent. Sunday'afternoon with
their mother, Mrs. D. Kennedy.: -
COST ' IN LIVES . ' . • '
OF LAST WAR '
The Carpegie Endowment for ' Inter-
national
•Peace .estimated in 1919 that.
the real,ecenomic cost of the World
War ' was $224,000,000,0.00.'
And the 'Treaury' Department' in.
Washington' is • authority for ' the
-taatement that as far back os June
.0. 1914, the monetary .cost of the
World, War to, the ,LJ(nited Ltatles.-
Ilene had already reached the' con-.
siderable sum of $41,765,000,000.
A statistician ` now 'f urnishes 'a few
;pore facts about.. the titanic ' strug-'
gle:
74,000,000 Men mobilized.
];0;000;000 men killed. -
• 3,000,000 men Missing, .
19;000,000 men'wounded,
10,000,000 men disabled.
-7176700.0 prisoners tarsen:
9,000,000 'children orphaned. • .
5`,.000,000 wives widowed:
The picture is not .a'pretty- ane,
which any , sane person wants to -see
y•epainted in blood; at sucll a cost.,
Here in Seattle, is.Iocated the great;
Boeing factory: .which specialises
giant airships.' Most - 'of:.the trans -
Pa.
cific liners, were built in 'a 'sub,--
hurb of. Seattle.. The ' ships .that.' fly
from Port .Washington; to Paris, ,via..
•Azoees, have all, been ; built by... the
Boeing people. Ships that have with-
stood every 'test known 'to aviation'
engineers' and have been pronounced
perfect.•
And when a ship has' been pro-
nounced • perfect, it means more than
the fact that it can•fly so fast, can
attain a certain altitude, and is , easy'
co handle iir.. moderate weather, andW
.iaie.ta land on the regulation ,fields.
For tests are ` such that , stamina
and ,quality .must: be. 'built into the
structure. of -the inidalne so 'that .it.
,oill withstand the strains of these
tests tests that'. are ,'many- times
greater than those' to'which'lie urach-
ine: "Will be 'subjected to in the ' ord-
,nary course of its. l'ifetime.
.Imagine, if, you can; -a 'ship With 'a
hundred and fifty feet of wingspread,
and capable of. carrying ' 40 tons of
freight or passengers. These .ships,
when a fermi 'i,eais 'to_` w• e ' ' •e"
taken'inte the 'Istretosphere,"20,00.0
feet, 30;000 feet or. more; and in' a ser-
ies of loOps are brought down, in pow-
er, dives, sometimes.a 5,000 feet drop
straight down; and travelling• at the
rate ' of a thousand miles per hour,
;and the operator, when the; •cue is
given, must•:.pull the ship otit of the
dive: in .nothing flatl Think ' of the
strain, onthe. wing structure! It's al-
most. 'as if it were headed. straight
into the .side of a 'mountain.
But ,this is one of the great tests
all Boeing :ships_, must stand before
they are turned' over to their final
owners..,Only: a few. months -am a
stratosphere machine was .making'•a
high, power dive in a final teat: • The
Machine' lien been' built. fror .an. Europ-
ean corporation . and several of;. th
c,uyer's experts were aboard at the
• time,; From a" 30,000 foot level, • the
stip diced; clown_ to_.the2d,OOo_.foot_
level in a.'•s'traight plummet 'charge.
.Then with ' a roar Which • could be
'heard for twenty miles, it, was brought
up ' into the air ' in reverse position.
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is always a variety of fish available to you,
either fresh, frozen, smoked, dried, canned or
pickled. '
Your family will enjoy F:ISI'.. It Can be,
served' in an infinite number of 'delicious
ways. Send far the PREF recipe booklet .'.
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DEPARTMENT OF FISHERIE;, OTTAWA.
Deportment of Fisheriels, Onewdl. 296,
Please seid'm'e veer 52 -page booklet, '•100
7ehpting Pah Recipes",
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lel i' •li;+,E.
a. reading on "Courtship" by Mrs: A.
Cook.; A dere onstration and: lecture.
On "Pulse • and • Temperature"' was
given by Mrs.: Wm,; MacDill, R.N•,
and was much appreciated. The Study
Book was givdn by Miss. Jean Ray -
nerd. A • reading' on '"Education. for
Citizenship" was given by Miss Ethel
Martin. ' An. interesting 'contest was
eondlv eted 'by Mrs. John Jamieson.
The meeting ' closed by singing the
National` Anthem; Lunch 'was served
by the hostess. '
Recent vi t rs�,h
• 'si o ' wit Mr. and M
rs
Oliver ' McCharles 'were Mr. and Mrs:
W'ni- MacGi-1 ., and • baby from M.iatni
Beach, Florida..' '
Mr} and Mrs: Harry' Whitney from
Detroit ' are„• visiting at Mr. Oliver
McCharles. : ,
A.• farmer''who' seemed.• to enjoy
grumbling, had. an' extra fine crop of,
petaiues. - i. u'o • unid 'br, -hints-
"Ah,
hin t'Ah, for once. you must bepleased;
every one %s talking' about your fine
potatoes this -year," •
,"Thy 'aren't so "bad,'• admitted the
man grudgingly; "but, where are the-
: :ad ones for the pigs?” ' '
But alas! This time, something had
been .overlooked. Spectators, in the.
open country- were 'horrified- to oh
serve a wing come off, the ,fuselegt
crumple, and; the whgle disabled ma-
chine piummetted to earth 'with- a
horrible crash.
Only a few personswitnessed the
accident, A "group ' of ' University stu-
dents on their ;way to Mount Raine,
had halted on the roadside to patch
a tire. They were araong't'he few who
witnessed the most spectacular seem -
aver seen on • the Pacific( coast.
But over the failure of this fallen
tient, a new one arose. Better and
greater ships are now being built,
and the tests go on daily. Overtht•
city of Seattle and the,.surroundini
„ountry scores of these machines have'
been tested. Scarcely a day passe.
without the tipper skies being ripped
apart by the' roar of these giant
monsters. •
Not only are commercial ships be••
ing built by the 'Boeing . company
but warships of . almost every type
are const acted for the air=''force of th,
united States. Bombers, I'ui'suiters,
Wenders, and such like. These daily
are tested in the skies over Puget
Sound Country, and the spectacles
they present' at 'times are little short
of awe-inspiring.
And 'besides all, this, air activity
is greatly increased by ,the presence
the Sand "point airport naval base.
Situated just\ outside, of Seattle, on
Lake Washington, itis thh,haven .of a
great number of ships,' ' sometimes
nearly one hundred, With this spot as
a training base for students, there
is almost a continual din, caused, by
some sort of aerial activity. And al-
most daily this activity incr-eases. Due.
doubtless to the uncertainty and strain
of_foreign affairs, Undle Sam is whip-
ping up' his technical _foices to meet
_possible emergencies. The Inaial air
base at Sand Point 'is 'being doubled
n • capacity and the air is tense_ with
feverish aiitivity. If serious trouble'
should ,came in- the far ,e&st vr' irr
liruropie, the U•nIted! state `will not lie
caught .unprepared it Was \ in '1917.
In the meantime Seattle: ha$ become
an 'air -minded town. And the fact that
her product is making skyroads which
girdle the -globe is something of which
she can be justly. proud.
A HEALTN'SERv;CE OF
THE•CANADIAN MEDICAL,
ASSOCIATION AND LIFE
IN$YRANCE COMPANIES
IN' CANADA
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DIABETES
The human:machine machine ' is, a 'ort o'
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urnace. Human beings are the- stole=
_;r-s_--Food_is__th.e, fuel
Sometimes the wrong' fuel , or an
:xcess •of fuel is use1. ' Certain • dis
lases result •from the yids-ti'se of the
'eel or ,of .using 'scene of the ,fuel
.q excess. • Sometimes• the ' machine
:reales, down and cannot burn ever:
he .best of feel.
. Diabetes is a disease in which thert
a improper burning of the fuel sup -
lied as' food: • , •
'In addition •to water, foods are of
'tree 'classes: the ;proteins, such a
Ian pleat, and the white of egg; .fats
tick' as 'exist in butter, cream, nuts,
elk of egg and the fat nit meat; car
•ohydrates, including starches and
. agars. The latter- are found in brew
Ind cereals, in Vegetables, such as
sotatoes 'and corn; and in fruits. •
These foods are taken into the 'body
,here to be .broken 'Li by the digestive
'uices, absorbed through. the n all' of
.he intestine and 'carried by, the blood
o nourish -the tissues of the body.
ht . the -process of metabolism,' tha'
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• the proper burning up of the, fond
alma:into one's body, the full nitlouni
if energy contained in the food is
:upplied to' the body. If .metaboli-n,
-e disordered, there is improper burn -
'ng ,pi the food. One of the• disease.
if disordered metabolism is knahn
is diabetes.
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_ AN'1ED 1r nsportatiun' to Chic-
Sentinel Office.
FOR ' SALE --k' o u r 'Leicester ;r a' m
lambs: Apply to John • Richardson, R.
5,,'Lu.chnow ^••'Phone 42607. Wingham..
FOR SALE -4 Jersey heifers in calf,.
:three to' .calve ' right ' away:. All regis-
terefi an'd $. tested. Norman O'Con
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nor; "R' T, 'l4ucknow, 'Phone 60.=22; Dun-
gannon•. •y .
Mrs. carter and. Mrs. John Cook,
and Miss' L. Cook from :'Illinois, U.S:A:
are visiting with friends and relatives
here. '
'rs.. CotrAQn ,Jamieson_ is in the
hospital at Wingham receiving treat
•mei'tt.this week: We hope for-a•lipeedy
recovery. '
Recent ' visitors 'with Mr. and Mrs.
W. R. Martin were Mr. and. Mrs. Alex
Butler and Miss Marilyn `Bode; and
Mr. J.'D . Martin from Goderich..Mr.
Hugh MacCrostie from Belfast; Mr.
Dave Carruthers, Mr, J.. Carruthers,
Mr. Irwin and Miss L. Carruthers
from .Kinloss; • • '
Recent visitors with Mr. 'and . Mrs;
Gordon, . Jamieson• were 'her sister,
Airs. Alex Butler and Mr. Butler and
Miss Marilyn Butler from..• Gpderich
and Mr. and, Mrs. E'war` t miesoii
and family from Ashfield.. -
FOIL SALE,` CHEAP—Home in Wing-
Nam; .central -3 -piece bath,. good eel
lar, Cement 'flooiss, garage, good 'gar-
den.. Apply`to W•'R• BIRTCH, Centre
St., Wingliam.. ;
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FOR SALE CHEAP=Falcon-Knight
Coach;.. 1927, in first' class `shape
throughout. See .Clyde or W. $. Reid,
for particulars.
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ember 23rd at 2 o'clock. Absolutelf Ac_.
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no reserve as the home has been rent-
ed:: See bills. Mrs. A. E. Millson,. Prop: •
Well. Henderson, •Auc.•a
TWO-WAY ACTION on'the Kidneys
antiseptic ,and. invigoratine, ` Ri:ma • '
caps 'attack the, cause •of euniat ism
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LUC'KNOW.
EACii WEDNESDAY. ;•,`
9.30 A. M. Tb 9.P.M.
AT WM: SCHMID'S STORE
FERTILIVER
he.Lu�cknoa Fe
'the mixing,sta•
tion.',,can supp�' • you. with material
'for, mixing all brands of fertilizer. We
will also have' • our '700 (special for''
mixing ,with the grain), with analysis,
of 2.12-.6. " :'•
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•' Get prices and place orders
to get j or -r tairemeets-eat - -`
• John Jamieson, Manager.
*Now,' boys," said the ,teacher, "tell
me the signs of the Zodiac. You first.
Thomas;". "Taurus, the Bull". "Right.
_Low, -.-your Harold,_anather_one." "Can-
cer, . the Crab."' • "Right -again.. And
now it's your turn, Albert." The boy
looked puzzled.. He hesitated a mom-
ent and then ,blurted • out; "Mickey,
rhe -Mouse '' '•
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No experience needed. Pleasant work.,
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without. obligation, FAMII.•EX, CO., '
•570' ' St. Clement, Montreal. ••
`NOTICE j.
EMS SERVICE-
from. ' IUCIHOW
LEAVES Lucknot' South daily,
except Sundays . and bol-
••idays, •7 . a.m. ' I
SUNDAYS '& ,Holidays --4 p.m.
'NORTH .to Kincardine. Daily.
except Sundays and boli-.
days;' 9.10 p.m; , '
SUNDAYS & Holidays, --10.50,
p.m.
Fur Further InformationSee
Local :Agent.
SMITH'S GARAGE.
Western Ontario Motorways
TOWNSHIP OF KINLOSS
Applications for the office of "'Col-
lector of Taxes" for the year 1939, at
a. salary of One Hundred. 'Dollars
($300.00) will 'be received' by the un-
dersigned.up until -Monday. the 25th
day of September, 1939; at,' 2.30
o'clock p.m.
Municipality will furnish bond.
J. R. Lane, Clerk.
,. R. 2, Holyrood,: Oct.
Important.' Announcement
TO OUR
UNITED STATES SU'BSCRIBERS
It is most important ; that all
subscriptions.. to "The sLucknow
Sentinel" be paid Op . to. date Ac-
count notices have 'been sent to
those in arrears.Look'k at the year
of 'expiry on your label -and please
remit to 1939.
United States subscriptions are
'$2.50 per year. • r
• THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL
There is 'a • small organ in the abdo-
men• called the pancreas, the chief
'unction of which is to secrete a sub -
:tame known as insulin. If insulin be
leficient in amount, little of the
',larches and sugars can be burned
Insulin seems to be necessary to oil
'.he machinery, as it were. When tilt -
arbohydrates,are not burned; they.
'ccumulate in the body, causing thirst.
fn consequence the patient drinks larg-
•ivantities ' of water and, of course.
-lasses urine frequently.; The urine
•ontains (he sugar which the patient
ss unable tip. use, As the body is no+,
properly, nourished, he; is hungry and.
moreover, loses • weight, strength and
vigor. He may develop boils and in
iged persons gangrene May follow
a slight•injury such as the paring of ri
corn.
The basis of treatment is regulation
.f the diet. This, as 'well as the use
'f insulin, should, be prescribed by a
• t
insulin is a criitc ,nit a cure' Thu
Hebetic cannot manufacture 'enough
'nsuhn for his needs and artificially
upplied insulin takes the place of
•hat the normal person makes for '
himself. It is: in many cases, a :God-
send. -
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DO . ; YOU IMIPOS'I , • ON YOUR -
FRIENDS AND NEIGHBOURS BY
ASKING THEM TO SAVE THE
LOCAL PAPER FOR 'Wu? •
STOP AND THINK A,MOMENT B AFORE YOU, BORROW ANOTHER
'' PIAPER. "WOULD I LIKE 'IT, IF ' MY NEIGHBOR ASKED ME TO
SAVE THE PAPER FOR HIM EVERY WEEK." I'F YOU. CAN TRUTH-
FULLY 'ANSWER :YES- TO THrS THOUGHT, 'THEN WE HAVE NO-
THING' MORE TO SAY TO YOU .. • .
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL COSTS ONLY A FEW
(PENNIES A WEEK SENT TO YOUR HOME .-
CONSIDER. THE SAVINGS YOU CAN MAKE BY READING-. THE. '
ADVERTISEMENTS.' THINK OF THE LOCAL NEWS AND OTHER
FEATURES IN •EACH ISSUE. 'AND, REMEMBER, YOU ARE IMPOS-
ING ON YOUR NEIGHBORS TO EXPECT THEM TO "LOAN" YOU- A
I I PAPER EACH WEEK.
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