Lucknow Sentinel, 1911-07-27, Page 5Thursday 1>aly' 27th , ,. ,.. •
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PARAMQUNT SCU QOI REPORT
iS • S. et, 1,4,, Promotion
nsr•�
IY' toEtnerso
Ellagic, F'rance's Maclnn
III jr. IY:•-Calvi-n
DlacviarAiid, Lorne
n G1ark• (l�ecomllieitded
Henderson, Lillian Raytt
Sc ...II)' ---Egli
:L. Lizzie Sinitli, >Jarlei Webster,
” MacAdam;;, Annie
-Clarkson• Eddie..
K etetiab'aw.'(ilecom me
ie Masl)onald;' •'
II to Sr. I; --Ra» MaeD
; ''Towle, .Sadie• Mac
Ketchabaw, (Recomm
villa
Raynard, ii°arol'
y ? .
d, Johnnie Andrew..
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'IURON NRW8,
., Alfred laynardra,n- old -.._rest„
dent' of: CIIIR.ton, died' oil the 16th inat,
iter Several, months' -illness, She
w C born in London, ,England,, 62
*Oars :ago;'
An Monday- of --last week: the. re=
p4eYpe _af:_ Alexander• Gorrellr a- •former.
,4•081.dent' of Olinton, were interred' at
tuit town, haKin ..been' brought from'
S
Cr stwl. city,, :Man.;. Deeeesed was in
92nd ear.
_mv
J i -MeN ht-k-farmer--of-HQwic .
. Qhn. •. g . k
To ainehip, died on t'ie . evening' of
'Sunda t , e:16th inst., • from injuries
. Yt h J.
us ined by fallingry from a' load of
bay, -the- Friday^previous, _ ire _Spine
severely'in u d b the
bead weFe. J re y
9, Isa' 11 Mc--
•-' �trduly l th., Margaret ., ..be, - .
��Eachern, daughter of : Mr . and .. Mrs.
'McEEebern Clinton, was -united,
insmarriage to A, ,John McPherson,
M, D.,'Toronto. 'je young .ctouple
will spend. the . remainder, of the d.suin
: vier in Muskoka, when they will go
o England where •. Dr. McPherson
'11 e a •post graduate:course.
The number of deaths' caused' by, the
fire. that:swept the towns of Cochrane
and PorcuPine,, is now ..put, at. 70. T
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• :A:SPLEN410 EXAMPLE
A. fatherhag. me r=
_ . Sum nr�cl they pu
obese of'a Canadiain Gaverttment::An-
ni for his of 20 de a ar;
Aly Ron ander n ,..
raugement with the, son, that lie: is to
bear a rtion of the ex rise until he,.
po
the: -son, is able, to assume the whole.
t+i'` 50n ar • 'e
nattP_.. f >I ye. , whinh. ', th
amount 're required to be paid from. 20
9u..>
the
to 60 for 4Q, ears to secure- for t
son at sixty an Annuity of ,$507.60,.
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It will_.be seen that' the total. Pay-
ments will amount to $2,090, and
that the r tur ch• year will be oven
e nea y .
one-fourth of this amount ao :long as,
th son lives after he attains. the axe
of 60. , zf,he' dies before the Annuity
is: due all his, a ments ` with :3 ' r
� P y Pe
cent 40 .ound interest up:to the. time
,, P
of his death will be refunded to his
legal 'representatives "• ' '
If he diel at 30 theywould' receive
$590,00.; at .35 $927.85;.' at ' 40i,
$1,383,80; at 45, 11,877,65; -;,at 50,
$2,450.00; at 55, $3,113.$0; at 60,
$3,883;.15;.
Full ' particulars of this.' excellent
p
scheme -array be had on application to.
the Superixitendent of Canadian Gov-
ernnnent-Annuities; Ottawa, to whom
letters. go free of postage. ,
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laterestlpg lora' Gate
The BBxuce'Timesi.of' Walkerton, re-
ports .the fol,owing : Uourt, decision
which will be of nteresiw to those: who
deal in. hersesr.
An interesting borae,case was; ven-
tilated at
en-tilated:at the. Division,(Qoiirt here .Last
week . when an acti brought by Jos
a
H . ker a in 4�. hn Storrar and
. ROc _... a. al'c,i'o ,,
g
argued
was......
Jos. Monk of Ehntix,cod, .. . fi _ .
loin. ro ; h'e„ epi=
dud "e K '"mi 't
be>wore .. g ._ . _
deuce it appeared that Becker,. had
bought a. horse; .from ;5ti)rrar� for $95.
Sto gran yhortl , before this, .had , . ot.
the animal from Monk ott adeal,. and
the horse was'1eftb ii 'Monk: poses=
Sion,, Bicker:, went to Mork'S plaes
a the . hors. . when' bu jing
toLinkt horse �' � .
same and Monk, he claims, made' cer-
tain- representations regarding' the
t imal
horse. After buying it,, �l#e..aU
£urned out to b3 almost, valueless,, be
fHi ted.it is alleged with an: An -
ting a c , a ,, , .. .•
curable.disease Becker• sued both
defendants for" $60 •'this being.' •the
limited amount` that • the •Division
Court, has jurisdictwn 'oyer 'in. such
cases. ,; The claim as' against' 'Storrar
was dismissed by the Judge, while
decision, was reserved In :the action
against .141onk. •. . • - .
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Miles of'the cityof • Con
..Two. square n
stantinople were"deatrey'ed by'fire'on the
24th inst. .
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BRUOE NEW$
According to . the recent' Census
iatio of i2m4G..
Fart Elgin.. °hag ltR:pgprl;.,.,. !a .
nt sion, of the Division;
. A, race..... ,mss
Court at Port Elgin .lasted for only,
ten minutes. .
- v Ali' r , a '
In the case. of .. r _ !� n mad
w hi , for.
Rodetteh suing $ruceA •To ns p
-i 'esureceived b "being 4W , ped. -out;
iijuF'F. 1�
of the• stage .over an '•embankment,
g
tried before .Judge. Barrett at Walker
ton rec' ni l ., plaintiff :was n'on-suit
ed o n teehiniealrounds,, •;
e g
-Matilda Butler, .a'. young lady, of
Mii' :wile at,home from Toronto
dtnay Ali
attend thefuneral of h''r brother,
to, ._.rte ...... .
was' taken suddenly ill and- passed;,
o Monday.,the 17' inst. She
a;w&y n
Was 28 years of age and :had; - been iii
rather delicate health. •" , -. '
• f Carrick,. last
:WtlhatFi, Pal£itss • a ,
Week `lost. a mare'valuod•.ht
said to havo been' one ,of the' best .in.
the township.. The '•anirnal ,was, hit-
ow r .and while passing
ched to a mo . e.f, .. ; .
over a piece of rough ground its in'ate
jumped forward :throwing, the''mewer
back upon. the:knife Which.severed the,
large tendens of the' leg. This rend-
ered her totally useless,and, she had to,
be estro, ed. •
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Murdock , Me1)onald an • esteemed
resident of Kincardine township'
ed away Vit the 15th inst., death being
due to •injuries sustained' two days
earlier, by;: falling. off a load of hay. •
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Word was. received in :Walkerton
last• week. of the death, ,at .Edmonton,
Alta, of Mrs. F. S. O'Connor widow
of .the 'late Sheriff O'Connor.. • She. had.
gone to'Edmonton six years •ago to'
live with her son. George who has ' a
law. practice there. .. •
.A number of Aeholars4wereaskcdto-
explain ""'the -meaning "of the'•�term°
"righteouh indignation," and ;one 'little
chap ,wrote, •"Being• angry without,
wnaai n n ' 1 . .
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"Our` Stock,of over $30 0.00. is too lar e..#nd must,
atl -. reduced :'b at .least' .once thir4l.:
s:'. 'and - . all �i who ° visit - us. during,.
• thls •Sale,' an::o :. or'tu n ity''to:.Participate •in $11,00
Bias X1115. '
.�vnrth of g
,. _:.. exception :, .. small w"ares� and
W th the. exception . of a %� . ,, ...
i
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:. o . n1. �.0'• t0
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' .' • .rice. fro
specials gals
all llne5 are:;cut L •
ricesdur--in .. _ .this sale
poet. Thep g
r'; `before.; Be sure
are.cut'deeper - than ever lines p
i - ' MONEY .
advanta e --of this GRE
g
to:.t�ake.
S-AV:NG . OPPORTUNITY O ; we hav • ever :place.
��:. before: `the: ; purchasing, p;ub 7c. , . •
The Ciiesley ,Enterprise is •respon
sible for. the follows --Paul Fritsch
of Su,liviii Tp;is-'tli , vner of as Val
a
Sable goose as tbe,on _ that laid the
-golden egg. This particular goose.
laid 15, eggs this ,s ring and , ha,tehid
1T0 -sling Wee a r ie gos
lirigs bracked.• their shells. the ,' reliable;
old Qgoose-got busy again and `laid 1.1'.
eggs, more: of which ;only •one was .bad:
This is .a great, record for a goose and
if .any'of our readers have their doubts
about the accuracy .of P.aul'sfigures,
drive out to his;farm and see the pre-
• lific old' goose.
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WINGHAM
The local. I O.' U F ' Have ari anged
to: run an excursion'. : to Detroit on
August 5:th It goes to Sarnia via
G; :T
R;, and rem Sarnia t;o-'Dekroit
by,st aim boat—
Two of, our' young people, who. went:
top the Orange celebration at i incar
diner -enjoying all :the -freedom' and
happiness of single life, ,t etutned .in.
the fill responsibility of .•matrimony
Tiley are; gi ware �'4Ir f1;- Angus
and Miss Lottie -.L Guest. The mar-
riage took place at the Parsonage,
Kincardine, Rev. 11. T. ' Ferguson
officiating. • -M'r. and Mrs. 'Angus are
celebiSting-the-event- y;atrip-through :;
the,West. • • f -
Mr., R. A: Graham of town, redeiv,=
ed word' last week of the the death at
Branle3 sCalifornia Of his son David
,
C. The deceased was 30 years of age
and' had •gone toy thcl South on; account
of his health„ ,
Mayor 'Spetton • has issued -a procla-
,matron, announcing July 27.as' Wing.
;ham'sMCiieHolday
• T1.: N P Exam-
inatio -
Jr, n T wie,
Ernie es„
sr. , 'Towle,
Grant. Hamilton;
Melvi. ):•—El-
don ard.
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limes,.
rine ,
Adam Pickering,
BerthaAnd •ew
Frank nded):=
Magg'
Jr, iarmi�3;
JennieDonald.,.,
Janie ended);
--•Mel d, Mac -
Donal.
Teacher.
il . y Goes. i1
ose . • .
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•'vara.. Bee-
keepers'
e.
"}nt
..Tha•executi a of h i B_
kee :ers' Association: have decided' on
an advance 'in the price' of honey,
P
This. is due 'to high: price of.•cherries7
and -other` •fi'ilits, ; ,Reports from 'all.
over the Province ''show a f a,lling ':off
in the crop of white honey due to the
droutlr: • The average .yield hist year
per colony was 58;3 •pounds," while
this year it 'is only 5().6 pounds, which
means, a million pounds ,less in , the
o' inc' Tprice' w: be sd s
fFrollows e. No-he-l.light-eicilltracteraid, 'e11 ato;
12c. alb , retail, 12 • to 15c. No, 1
comb, wholesale, $2 to $2.60 per dhzon;
NO. „2; 'wholesale, :$1.50 to .$2. per.
dozen. , Prices • on'. buckwheat honey
wilt be decided later'on.
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THE
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S.i)ID'NE BOUGHT•0AY..•'
:Port .,Eigin',Times:-=Last week .:a
aitlemanpurporting to:be a :Conser-
valive, : organizer 5tr'udlt` 'fawn;.. -an
after, registering :at .an ,hotet''whose
management is'. hardly. on ‘the Same
political stripe as: a conservative or.-
ganizei should' pats onize proceeded : to'
'make himself 'a hail, fellow well -meta
-He succeeded pretty well in thia and
the knowing ones, made , him feel at
home,' ,..:Fon a while he was in , great
demand, and things worked along fine'
until a, telephone message alleged that
the would -bo organizee`. was none other `
than the, chie£''spottet`foi the men Who •
travel •from place to place and trap
hotc;l=men. in the local :option towns.
-As soon -as -this . information Came . to
hand the • organizer' was -taken , into
'quiet side -talks by those who liad .pre=
.viously-•.made'life one' glorious 'round,
of pleasure for. hirci, and the' question,
was put to , him straight. , He as
St'raiglitly denied the 'Chargo;and to
'prove that he Was the :real, goods ex=
hibited some papers showing • that . he
'bought hay as a sideline., When'told
that Conservative..orga tiers. 'ety $.0.11,dont used. hay as a Side -1 e, he excus
ed it by saying it was •billy to assist
tome United States friends ". Whether
lie was, just doing this until Reeiproc•,
ity is put throu„his• not known, but
the hay, incident made local Conser-
vatives more , suspicious,' dyeing to
hist varied storied Mr, Organizer had
a'hard time to fret any one .0 even
talk about the weather• On Saturday
night and Sunday, •and �he,vanioosed
,tho.burg by stage Monday morning,
to settle with his LLetorin host, who'
had so;carefully looked after his waits,
;Although 'he promised: to he back the.
Same evening arld''square' : hirtttelf,, im'
'Matt not been. hero Digo%t
F ICC TERM OPENS. AUOUS7 28th----
ELLrOTT
A //% / /
o ,buyyour Oxfords and'. Strap Slippers
for Spring, 'we have all kinds, Patent .or.
Kid, Tan and Chocolate xfords also
-Pat-Pr Gu etal"Strap Slippers.. `:Price-•-'.
1:50, 1.75, 2.0o up to : $3.50.' Only
the best is good enough here
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WORD... TO FAR : "RS: Orr heavy
T
shoes for summer.; wear are the;. best that'
money can buy: Prices .from $ r, 5o u • to
'ry
.��4,go..give-us.:. a- .chanceto, pleasi::.you.-'
REPAIRS d'vr: repair 'department has 'now
a first-class mechanic in charge. Sates
laaction:,guaxani ed.
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StUdents admitted at any time.
It will be Havelock and Sepoy flour
for this Comntunity.
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The Wheat is; carefully selected.
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AND
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11-ELEIVES_.....HBROSH.,..1.U.O.K. 410W
lb, plain print frook /•• 'saw het
A. hunith of rat% xn her 110.04;
'Mat fairer slot could.any stit
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