The Lucknow Sentinel, 1926-04-29, Page 4410 • 7.e.
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'mg Cx./K.NOW alt.I41111,41EL" 'TOURS 'DAY, Anot,,,p,ih tow
MIOCtl*gle.,K-DEEPING C04.---Siireaders :AV 11404.,
.111, Raimie and. Tatters, Grain and 'Corn Ei4xlers, Walking
Riding Plows * \• • '
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PROST STEEL & CO-:.--TWoren" Fences, Gates, 4 -Point
Barb and N. 9 ,C011ed Galvoinzed,
',MOHAN BUGGLES:—Hubber an& Steel lires, ,
HATEMAH*ILEANEINT CO.: --.-Plows and Wb-00.1.,bal,Towe
•RtglON ORGANS, .A.ND PHONOGRAPHS us and
• .709raollf aouttt n1040.7.When77:you viant something in
al Instruments. ' " .
AND
save usic•
Winghanl,
11.e Phone 256.'
N�nuinentid
,LueoTowland'W.INOITAISI
as .the• largest and. most #11.miplete,,,,.
. eta& the most beautifid detigns ;
to choose frOm,,,in..; •
'Marble, Scotch; Swedish and Can-
adian. Granites
e 'make a specialty of Family
onuments and urvi.:e your inspec-
, , , . •
Jfl
riptions Neatly, Carefully,. and
'Promptly ,Dene,
See us.before placing y9iir,order. ,
,vaglas :Bros. '1"t: A. SPotton
Lucknow,, On.
. ,0 1.4. NO. 428, Lucknow meets
• e second •Tuesday of every month
in their hall, at 8 o'clock. C. Mullin,
hi.• P. Carter Rec. Sec.
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nuca
• Insidan0 r".
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In; the 'Estate of .Mrs.,.Erame• Tay-
10,,,,;ideceased, .
'Cred145"fi 4:iict other having ilains
against the,*.eatate:,..of. Eninik Taylor:
late 'ofl...the ToWnOlip of A:shfield;
the 'County. iizif Huron. WidoW; deco :ii -
'1, are hereby notified tO deliver
ZlahriS;', prePerlY-*Verified to the '11117
defsigned.,EecutorS 'beforeAlie„Thir, •
Lieth• day'‘of.,A.pnil„, 1928, :after:Whitrh , Ile as steadily favored big -scale. pro.
,
thoFaecuters will proceed..., to
distribute the estate of the deceased,
having regard only to .such claims as
they shall then haw, had 'notice. -
Dated ,at Lue4Cor this 'first.' day of
-April, A.D. 1926. , . • . •
Ewart Taylor, Geo, A. Siddall; Ex-
ecutors.. 29-4-c.
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LUCKNO•NV SE1NrrINT-.4
PPWtslIed„. eYet'Y TharPilarornng
buclsnew.: Ontart. •
A ,rieter
and:Editor
: ti111480.4.17,.• APRIL 29th, 1926
FORD AND 'FitEE TRADE
In minket/0a \with the •yecently,
auteltdbile manufacturers, And, yknrk- propOSe'd MeV: .milis Oming ‘, into
ers protesting agAlnetthe reduetion *)peration, 'the world, 'pied:400A 'Of
in the tai iff on iinpoTted.. Automobiles.
4r.,tny ‘vbick:volted, Ottawa•1444, neW°PrOk 1A: 1926is a.ppnatetl ;let te
Friday was thee;• „theusand., ,str4mg .4ceed.
said. 04t,it was,
. , el •
.vco,behsv...akr•._ r_'.'_
,ei
edArd erderywi11'?fltiu4p 45% o;
lheerni64wbi444tP4tbtCt:1.4v
a capital Withayi4vto.1aligc-1;
tain gtivawes befre the gOvern, v0e .the. 11tena044;i!
tpule, Pnip and Paper daring' 1925
ment are invariably the product .of
bys;;-eria.;Thek are AO TegarOtt. ‘'"tbe 841wch° ;alytti::tom' 1.7:0,90;114. direction,1.4441,
gh:dve. .*Par,1 e7ftscriaTntairl '''ubPa.VOne Market:. for Canadian paper la, .09
k•euM.4, tYi interview witn the;4t,cilt., gcy'rnmell.t a.C4C11* • • - ' •future Until•recently; the *tnilla
• The recent h Ott
est of .antomabile re;,inufahturei.T. • • - Marcupon awa- • • " Gel'in,anY and Scandiray ,baye been
• . p,Ir.V i;M1X 44, Plaice :410 74U0M01).
rkuptums ae ack. ridiculous, operating *t-'caliaeity and Selliag. A
p • subStantial :part. ot their products
. •Forws, opioio;*. regarding pro, :The p*rotective tariff „-Olither'chaaPer.
,Overaeas, The 'OPOing ,Pnatillent:ar
tection •frce trade Indy. ndt ba makes alAtoniobiles
. '
greater value :•theyi the 'dpinians 90t • frdnt: 34. per, cent .to'' 30. per ,e.entiriletICOe (file tothe economic reeOvery
,',
maxiy en. 1C OPUQu4UL.h
*therrieldier..prieed.niackines frolir 35 'orEuropeclivPYod; this : t:Tade •lt°
--these-neighlibring-Conntri'esturith
• but -they are inferesng, Tier .cent, -to 17.1/27P-0.'eTeilV—ThWilither
guiding .prkh.cipie'..ia:Itusin35 .i.s seine- -what ' the Prannfactn-re*S'ArelhOwling r4:14 • t4at ii14',Vnited• $ta•tvi,.. South''
What °different to thit of b3 zcit aiglrit.. They saytheir hUtilleila' can't AfriO4,.,south AkaariOa.. and Autitralia
MajOlity, of •bliairieS's...Men';.2"..SinCe. his --.a);i'svrundi-the naw conditions Cant were 'ore to 1oo1 e1seyhere for
ss beeame .• well established exiat, ‘iideec1J although hey stifl•their'01.)00* OaPad1C- was able' to
-Meethese t '.requirenlents, keeping her.
-h-aVe *IITATftite: 9t .4re 'hundred-
.,duetion. Instead ,• of eirdekt.voring. . Jo dollars, on every one thousand dollars -new' 9n; alld-,•stha. M611°-
• get; the highest prices" •the • Wortli,"ot cars they tnrri: out, , • ‘" ing the .0aisting 042°' level .The '1/.11",
ited States consumption of newsprint
would pay Ford, adopted a ,pelicy of Vora ' gays that his Ontario
, •,a price Which ',Would' en, factery, can .inanufgeture :gars as 4hizasrinigaPtheaeScpda's. abh;3,174.03(70'yepioser, annumhte
'courage many purchases. Cireunif : as can his Detroit plants;
,
her, production baa, not kept ...nat'es
• stances have :heea such AP to make • and this 4 , taken to indicate
this policy one ' supreme Wisdorit;:.:thitt any well -Managed' i)lant-In South 41n°44' 4°4 So/4h A°Ica 44.0
growing in Commercial importance
hence, the aStenishing. success of Mr:, :aria pan at. least get along ,with •
over .11, ,,,O.•'.conf.: every year. Our ,e3R390; of newsprint
.tO the .former ' inekeased. from 0440
FOrd's butinesi. Men of a less heroic- ccr cent advantage
type :Of mind, adopting a narrewer' petition,' ; ',"
a' d.rnere, miserly' ' poligY mould not Pealier -• and Itir Robb, ' ram.' 'nothing in 923 i° 25909 •'' tons.:
have achieved: the success' which Mrs istOr- of fiance had th • eaurage lii 925" the 111.st three years the
FOrd 'has .achieveil. • . tell the big delegation ..that exports"lod2.th 1.111:12c4., .!‘v•e..In7ea!'",
Asked." What, he thought Of •. the ment net Titielbere was what.' Wollid
to. 1920 Canada was emit -
Canadian' ogyorometa,o,tit, • in the count' with the-„'goverarnent.
tariff on 'airternohliee, - he; . without • "I he 'filtilijood is •that :this march
buPtilOind.',-.CoLintlite.r.irA: ti.a-'hsifatien said it was .tt Mnye in the ,UPon. :Ottawa its . predecessors
han market,
pre -
right direction; anti' 'went on •reead have no, influence at allfTliegOi-
n , . • feiential tariff granted., Great Britain
at favoring. universal free ,trade,. ernment, s no. 'doubt gave the
whole
this t'arrairde:'twreaa's:ty19:4WtithT17' negotiation
Australia ,hae.
• :•Asked`,With, :regard to .the effect 'et :matter' very'full consideration, before
the .recluced tariff ' upon the • ..;Ford. acting. Premier ting and his assoc-, made it: possible •fOriCaPeia to again,
Motor.'.wOrks at 'Ford, Ontaric4.' iates, icae*. •what :the effect aMnPete with Engla#4 or ti*t!in417.1C'•
• .• •
said that the :plant .WOUld !continue .in eat. They perhaps 'et; 1•1°r• ;gm :'Engl°114;° Otev*/
Anstralia duty free, as against . a
ciperation• as.'•beretefOre but that the expected the ,big delegation, and knew knew
ears, and trucks 'Mad°, 'there', swould before,' it Started what. -they $3 per P34 'tariff :inaPnsedv.on'paper
train
,iai--t-n",* • ' "
other eounthieg
The, whOle thing' is' bluff, .0tF'autO-
' mobile :manufriettirere' are :.aar.e.' :and.
,niad,, becapse instead tf.:. WITH AN AUTOMOBILE'
dollar !advantage on' Ozie,thOu,
kind' dollar :car,. over outside coin"- •
petition; ...they. inusi. get '.'Worig .with
Oaly !a .twO-nliondred dallar.,,advantage!
course its !nee to ' Make.: 'a few
., dqliars*-iii a feW. yeart,., but
the •aire_rage. trian, d'O_e_an't ;feel. • like
helping to create Milliouires; When
there . no..prosneet.ef ,:.hims.elf, get.-
ting:„inpre. than, the • necettatiet', of
lite and ti deem* burial.
anneinred cid. the ert du4r 911
in rneo.les, a Toront) • nawsriap•_:r
The, gallarif;• "Then would- you
mind holding -My` cigarette NWhlle I
dance -LI can't find a , put_
the „beastly thing"
•
Optometry --Its.,
Value To:Tlie.PubPC
By. F.. T. ARMSTRONG•
• .;iptpmetrist
• LuOknoW Ont.
Who. igre celled' ,"predhyopes ?"
These whose eyes Parinot focuslor
chise work . as well as 'they Once
could.' •
• At what age is this first netie-
ed ? Usually' at..40t nidd1et
'this a. •iatural/.1condition
" the eyes t• °Yet, OverYoao io LW
-et,...,.-lang-renetiglObecoino,a-pres
llow is this 'ehitracterized ? By
• .inability, lc; read we or . do . other
elose 'eye 'work• .
,( Continued Next. Week)
Wbist1er portrait has been sold
for--: 120 -thouganct—But---the--Portraif
',of. the 'office whittler • won't •bring
that ,
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ILLS' tV11., PLANTS:'
'Anse; 1- Pill per PlAlit:riiir Month
, A s:—
Nitrogen, .13%; Phosphoric 'AciO4%;Pptasilti*
• qn.A.1 10 Available Ptio_sphorie.4Scid,
• ALL' SOLUBLE IN WATER
• .p5ckei:S:120 254 300 504 720 4i.• Postage Extra •
• ImAtos. •Ird e..ING LAND.
a% 0
'For Sale
,at.
Drpg
.Store'
Phone .No. is .at .Your SerViee,
Vife Sell jar Cash -We Cheaper Thep. Vhe,'Credit itnrt
IDEAL INCUtiATOR.
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"iDpAIP IS A HIGH" CLASS- :sIACHINE, 'WELL -MADE
AND kW, PIPING cool) NyElp4T copi)vi. IT *IS A SUP-. '
gaxia INCtI3A.TOrt AND'. THE Pluct..is Nto LBO-1ga THAN
*THE .PtiicE 6E' tilt INiFEEK/E. MACI-titS. AVE HAVE' THEM.:
te.1 TWO SIZES -16' E6G AND 25:0 •*,_,G: IT WILL PAY YOU
TO , Orr 0 CIL Pit :
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•
- • StKEARMARrNG. . f
THE -1A1)1.8 -SEAEON WILL SOON" nt, ntitt- AND
• YOU WILL. REQUIRE SOSE 00 THE FOLLOWING; .W.,11 I C 11
WE. HAVE IN gl'OCK.:A--SAP PAILS- IN TIN on: dALvAiazEti;
-SAP' SPILES'f SYRUP:004Sr ,GAUGE .IE 1Q—IRON' TO
-h.1•AlcE SAF PANS.
- 401,g,,A.41.31,011,4Elt-Ssi
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A statement by Mr.. ;Ford: . which
I31.nt. r. •:.-n• —
occasioned 'seine Siirpr'—rse was ,that.
-his. autinnibiles.. can ;be • produced, as
cheaply at Ford,. Out,' as at the big
plant
.plant at. Highland Detroit, and
Lhat 95 ..pe r.• pent of the inateriat used
in the, Qatari°, plant Was. of',
:Prodaetien. So: it appears, that ;So far
as. the .building of "Ferri ,cars. and,
..trucki. in Ontario_ is concerned; a pro-
tective tatifofevei cine ;Per: cent
not necessary, 'esird-. accOrding to .Mr.
Ford ' neVer was necessary. .4t1Z4d'
,if, the duty- Of.35 pei, cent . • on. ,,ars.
c(irnirigiinto Canada had :anything to
:do with the eStablisbinerit of he Ford
plant at kern, Ont.:, *.he . said . that the,
'duty ,nothing at 'all 'Co. do with i it:
The late Mr. ,MasGregor. * who.'
been Making carriages on; :the Can . When the 'minister. deputation' :re-
-'adian side ofthe river, went to ' Mr. presenting • ithe automobile industries
Arc!' and told him that. his. carriage -interviewed • Preader••King en Friday
business- was' .no longer Profitable, of last , week-. one hundred Wonien
and that hewould like' to build Ford, wives and daughters of, the '. !nap-
'autemobilep. ' Ford ':t9Ok ,a fancy: • to :ufactureis no doubt)) 'went along "and
Ma:Gregor,: and as tbere, was no; end submitted :their •a/iliefil to the, trine'
. of : business in .sight he Arranged to woman np., 'Miss MaePhail.
start the. Ontaii.0•••plant With . lady 'Member' Who •always has
Gregor ; in harge. The • Management be6n..a.foe. of :privelege..and a .-chaini,
at Ford,. Cont., charged a .higher. Price, ion of .they,orditjary man arid.:.wornan
:for 'the Ontari.o.-made, car's;net be was eqUal, tothe eceasSionand. didn't;
• cadge the .ars cost niore than they flir,ch,s before the; representative,. of
,"did: at Detroit„' but :because the .Can7 Wealth and privelege:' She is said to
„alien tariff cutting off outside ' gem- haVeJ,spoken.freelY and frankly to the
-p-etittoi enabled Ahern to ,•high wolnow. and '''expressed ' herself aa
'er price , ancl• it was -just :good birth -it heartily • in favor ::,of the proposed
ess, Noiv that the .,tariff .isc reduced, tariff reductions,,, *Lying ,, that., . the
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the priiie is reduced..., , •°: . consumers of Canada 'were . entitled
If this statement ''of the case is true to some: consideration;; that . it had
(and'',Mr. eould ha;./.e no • ' object qt.( too nuichto protect the auto -
in misrepresenting it) all. the extra inebile • industrY, and; that the bene -
money ;that .4e. in' .this country, have. .fits that.:wOnld accrue 'to. the country
paid tor Fersi products.... has been ',.trom cheaper cars *add • Ontweigli
• *i6wil away sb far: as we are 'con -% the •considerations of any one seetien.
cerned. It simply, wept. to. Caricr the
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Canadian 'Ford company, enabling it •
:with Fisher Body finished in
CHEVROL
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• has added
another beautiful model •
its line,„trm. the Landau —a
, handsome five -passenger car,.
Arizona Grey. Ducoi
• .'he Landau reaches !a ,new
pinnacle of small car luxur-
ioustiest, having a seal grain
leather top, with distinctive
Landau kens and smart b-
shapeci windows in the • rear.
, .
It. is upholstered in •rich •
.:. velour, which harmonizes
GOING DOWN STEEP GRADES •
AGNES MACPHAiL P.
SPEAKS OUT.:, •
•
in a feWl years to. make piany.thilliOria.• WORLO'S' NEWSPRINT*
ollors—fionriOr-otigirmlear-s- ' SUPPLY
_ •
:non t...Of .$125,0(16, The :business Weuld' • \
all prospered in any event, ' and ,.1; 'Fow,•Canadiatis realize that by'. the
'the 'extra millioris :which the, tompany' c*/ of .1926 cailadit will, be, producing
Made would: hare :been MuCh better •
over One-third. of. the world'a in the pockets of the..Canodiana users."'
„ news -
of Ford :carp; truelis and tractors, Plipt, and 45.$ of material
. Ford's tdea of Univerial -.free °/IttEing into - newsprint manufaCt,,
ntrade, at pretetit. it nothing.' ;mere nee, 'Canadian newsprint production•
than an. iniptactical,le dream; ibe. na's bpen• steadily increasing and N,111'
average' voter .(and these determine '1025 our total. production 'about eq.
trade .policy of a Country) has no nailed that of States,
such cOnseption at all.. The .aierage turns•for the. first two montlia of the
man in All lines of business is a iirq. current year:, inclioating a • distinct
• tectionist; He not' to cont. leadership on the . ,part; of • Canada,
Pete 'with. all comers as.Foill is, and SaYs the Royal Bank April letter.' •
•is Ver readY, tO sok shelter 'behind *Cheada'i _program of ekpanSion
a tariff wall, regardless of ihe. effect
• upon: the, •e,Onsurncr ef, his • products,.
40 it loOks..ns though • it will be a
long 'time • before the Ford • Atli? of
free tr4de all around will prevaH,'
;
ANOTHER ,,MA.P.C11-0S1-tifirkcr.i.V
years ab-tartny,, raar,-:hed upOti
ttatva tfittri.',. View .to.,:infltrencing
•Toverrinient action in regard,' to some,
, Special Matter:
There :ivas the farmers, decent uptIn
, wa he h '• ited • '
on
,Piunibity4 andlifectrit:Witing
•
,Sherwitt-Williams •Pattitg CyYproc,.:Wal board
, ,
t'0 te W n•te. li Farineis
village winch ,did not ;boast " of 'a
1 movement ws4 ,nt .14s lieight.; there ir,c4 ill the ,ljnited StateS, 'Malting :44., , , ?t1 .1‘7,12...e:i l!terews.ed to $a.00
1922, to demand a daliatren a Money' the •vc OrId'i* estiinate& productron I' - - u - ' to7-'71:1;41"°71,Ltiu to '6110-61' itV-iilhatillaliti. *"Whit
I
was 'he march of ItYall,'S AVIV ill i A, total Of 2,04,000 tons, or 42.7% of , r -aana5eawatgaP , . . niOvio or even a l'Oa(lifix r00r'ei, said`
's'hirif°t•itiaeaeecionsciekeepArtbs.cutlitdei7not4f•ectuyt,
off the igriitiori. • , . 7
This.'" Warning has been sent, in the
:interests ,Of .safety,. by . leading
• motor .conipanY t� every owner of
• their especially telling -drivers
• to , ignere the'offitiAl signs, petted ;by
highwaii departmenti at 'the, folks-. of
bad . histriicting. rnotoritti: :to
Switch .off the ignition; ••
- --cattiii-g-oft the ',spark; Warn'sthI
-
company; it ',detrimental to. •,..the„,ea-.
• gine and a real Source. :Of ' •danger,
•1isides *sing of. no adVantage.,,,, •
If Ion 'take a long deszeat.
the spark off, „the fuel mixture:passer.'
throligh the...engine unexplOded:' The
engine cOolt,oft rapidly, and the fuel
mixture condenses in the ,`cylilders..,
The ,result is gasoline In each
eylincret, • which 'not. only reinoVes ,the
oil free.' the be,aring: 'terfaceS.;• but
•:c1)1iites the Oil ' in ,the crankcase,':,For!:
,,therniore, When the spark is turned
en again, an explosion in, the .muffler
with resulting damage;:. Is • probable,
The •adti41 danger froin cutting off
the'Sparic• is' driver cannot
instantly; ':eve
- --pciwer-thOilid-oeCesigitLer-itie .
qUiring quick acceleration te?' avoid
accident. 'In . an . emergency, the driver
has. not, Wile to -reach, for the switch;
seven if he ierneinberg,that ..the , spark
df, and his instinctive. use. of the
accele*Or.taili tO.' give that quick
increase in ' speed. needed to avoid.
illisar.a. fact, there As no advantage in:
cutting .ott 'the ignition deSeetid-
ings hills. The • tuiditidnal braking
power it giVea the 'engine• is
not save: gkie.oiiiie,
'though some, drivers, labor tinder the
delusion ;that 'Just. 'becaute the en-
gine :It not working; it isnot , nain•g
fuel,' ceurse ,long .the en.,
gine is •i'Ur\n.ing Over, it is "drawing.
igaSbline mixture into the Crlinders,
• but- with the spark off,„ the gasoline
• it a -gentile damage inhtead• of power;
• The hrahing power •ef the engine
due to the. ' inertia of the: • moving
parts And to the 'caroPresidon, is Se,
flcient to control the speed of ,the,Car
• In Se.And gear on steep hills., while.
,in 'first gear it Will hold •the ,,rear on
any l'ilgliwaY grade,' '
, This' 14 notonly the • safest •prac.:
in volvox the installatiOn • 01'. 'eighteen ace, but it is ecOninnleal', as it:stivei
new 'Initehines daring the • present the 'brake lining .front the •destructive
year, This: provides- for an • increase effects Of the woreine heat generat•
of i,7.1*5 tons 'in daily capacity bring- ed •telieb :the. brakes alone. are used en
ing the 1026 ,Piddtiction. " up to ' long' grade:.
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AVOID 1.,dsgLI•
, • ,LABS
4.7474,6(n): tons andlimikinc.:pinisible ti,
two million' tgiv production in 1927s
isratr7y7n6.1.0,wt-Iiierultthatilltirsatttiornaii_i,,uara heriontyintidiinlact,,a,:oild.f:ctioseto: ast bn43,et,atrktat tisrtitmt.
nittf--1 the. iiiailehngs .at hWIilsh
FEifand " ett•-linititio -ft tire- adVien- given 'hy-tife-.
catada ..produced 1.21-;01:10, ot., a h b yere of the Canadian Mea
PaCking ;Plants in a ilarnplilet issua
riswilagat.,th 1924...Ctinadian.'pulP •anct:
Puls'is"ncl wet4 nged in 812'000 ton's;•tthiller belkiafill*nhJis pully"lt La21:,beacau;itisoen8'
or .40% :of the naiVaptint ranufact: •
with the extelior finish and
. is .prOvided withit folding
foot -rest and a robe rail.
• Pockets are built into • the
•''rear doors and. the rear corn-
, parttnent is supplied with a
•smoking set. •
'Possessing the economy, ease
•- of operation, qui& acceler-
'• ationsand.abundant poweror
• which all Chevrolet models
• are 'famous, the new Landau
remesents .a cornbination of
. Value and quality never be:-
fore presented in a car in its
price class.
emus. •
,
'Ask uS to Demonstrate this Newest Chevrolet •
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prown, Teeswater, 0
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Pitter_eliiall
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• TROUBLES OF A COUNTRYTOWN
• . •
Over in Walkerton • 'there 'has, sur,
ended 'a lively centroverty. over the
shtriti4i oryla`g up of dog's dur-
ing the sumnieri, months. The. :town
and the town ' Connell 'were, &Vide& in
Opinion :as to. what should . be' done.
, .
These Who have, gardenS--4speciallY
. , -
flower ,gardens, --and no • ,dog. were
'unanimous, that the canines should:
• be tied up, while those who have
dogs. withed them to have,the Privil-
,
ege Of roving/at • large uperi the
'streets .and the neighbors, lawns and
The outcome was ....a comOmise;
the Coun•-il finaiy Paising .a by-law
compelling dog-owriers tokeep their'
pets -on their. Own. properties .durinl
,he rii4ittis of May and J,uni.-it. is
• houglit 'that by the,„ end . of 'Junogar-
den plat* will be. Sufficiently aty..
,vaileed • to render thenisafe from'. the
• ravages of .qie 'roving terflerS aer-,
dales, :and hounds: 'Other- towns. have
gene further and made it unlawfull
4or-...A7clog4o4eat„1arge-.,,wit1iin cor-
poration limits during he ratimmer
mcinthi... • • ,
.
Even ' more ten'oying than thc tres.
pasting dog,. is the trespassing. hen..
.An industrious .and'• Vigorous herr
'(arid: sometimes they go in, bandies).
will. do, more damage. to a garden in.
giVej timethani a dog will: and, the;
• hen rwill.renew the. attack day, aftm
day. To be anie all respectable towm
and 'villaged have'. a• by-laW.: forbidd-
ing the running at large of .'henS as
they luivd denying, the -.priVelege to
cattle -and. -bogs. .• '
But if a hen conies to your place
and in its search for grubs and seeds
'uproot your flower.s ':and ;vegetable
plants, what are you going to • do a-
bout it'? Spell you shoot it, hit it with '
,W.ell, your neighbor's hen and 'increasing. In 1334,43 'shilnieis. front
yo
Of Person In Many. Wayti,:irut . he '''(er
asutio. Or have the ;dog .worry* it •
•
wool
neighbor is a itesTY,' decentiat't soorlgdol'altitni..1).,,si,°:t
: operative Wool Growert ropidlir •'::
throu this
year
shit). 1411 let the hens rail, at: large OAS Was ificreaSeci to 127 shippers
soate tittles , and is provokingly in and, 23,136 lbi. giving' Ernie. a stand -
'different as to where, they go,. Chase Mg the 9th of. the. Ontario Counties'
the hen ,away and shill habk again marketing's:. VAS marked
'in ten' minutes. You can't irnPound irshoowor(ixl ththart4guirohWtehrse who•pmetarkt.::
h• °Inas
It .cotiyieosti `heraeija
uhdt'Qtovir
ttit'ahore et : that yo are tVd.11' pleaspd with grades 'end
-Lowe conStable relief froiro•the. hen
spite of by-laws and warning by the Isiirlepcpsinr:htetilgv:di'..nayTwbioneob:ialtientsd;th,,Ainod. •
nuisauce in the minall town must de-. :ugh' the impartraolit' Of • Agriculture .
pend:. in, large Measure • tit-ion:Abe ho- • Welke:don, and there -j. everyitio-•
or of' those 'who keep thblrda Xt (ration, thatthese supplies:. wilt rd.'
should not he tor. gotten that th. ere, 'is tei'Ve than ever'
at4rtigttibloritiand fair wayf Ithep
_a!:Igersfolr'e.alroVV.s..101i*Tisadtalie,lasitinzincitit al411;1
ihta
itigapling—tfili of It hens and dos gte tillowe4 •
Can Ie sati. Yj'CtliCi'ett 11" Ptlil'eate:hlitviees're"‘:acteCtileld'e ''Petetteoiid!••
vfteft,tooralb 0:: „543tsruacine viith att
A' 14' 1:rali 416))1e' foilleale 'in rload. lots '''on•
LUCKNOW H: .SZ:REPORT:'
•
APRIL • TESTS
. . lir -• . .
' 6.1 .AitehesOri 1 111, 1t; '2 F, 0
Alton,(Middie .21, :8 III • (U.PPer...
•Sehool 2T1J 131itzstein. .1:0-; •
;13OwIes .1 1,2 8:F;:. R. Car-
iutheis 2C, Chestnut 1-0, 2F;
Cliest,nut .‘,2 C., '2F;..111:,..tioilglas
'Al ie. 1 11, 2 111, 2•C • 1 F: 'A Fisher 1 '
•
..0; G Fihr 1.q; L. Gaunt ,
. M., Geddes 311,1 HI; B. Ham-
ilton lilt; C. Hamilton !A ;• • " •
• Hin ilton 1 1, 1 11, B Henderson.
1•1••2• '• 5C. 2P; I • -1
Hedging ".4..C, .4:1P:f.' 1A, • ••••• • • •
Hodgkinson: 1 C; 1...F; 7.6. ..lehiniten • • . •
21,311, 3111, 2,c,.;. A Ket•Chabaw'
Kilpatrick. 2 I,. 2.1I,•••
E',..7..Milt;Portalii • 1C;:':. M. s MacDougalll'.
2C21,211, „ '3 P.; S. XaciVer I,:
C.;.• G/Maekertile 2 I, .1 ,II; ;
;2'11I,'' 5C, IF'; Mary'.Mackentie•31,
.1'4.11;"-1. 111; 3 ,F;', Muriel: 'MacKenzie . '
1L3 11, 1 C, 1:Fi M Mactinnia, ••••
2 F;-3..:Aineltae 2 I; .1-1I, 11II,5C,1
FJ 1VI-ackab 3.c, Mae •
-
1,1 n, :1:111, 3 C,. 1 F; W.!
MacQtnllin'1C, 1:P, 3 A; 14., MurdOcii
1
Ritchie 21- 3 11 .1tiii 1:.d• • •
Smith. 11, , 1141; J. Stewart 21, '2 lI,
M; .Stewart 3 I, 7:141
'Thompson 11, 311,' 5
• C.,. Thonnison 1 111, l(: 1 A; • L
Wcatherhead 2 0, '3F; N. 'Wilson
.1/I; .1. Woods (Middle L2 41;
a -Inner' School . C); Woods ."
(Middle 1 III,2C3'). (.1.1pPar SchOol2111)
,4
. E. •,ifeLean,
. • •• ".
• •
. BRUqE WOOL 'SHIPMENTS •
• • LAAGE, '
• Latest. 'figures shOw 'That 'the ,
neunt • i,),...Bruce tenuity, wO61 being",
•
•narketee through the Cartadian;'CA- ..
, a v Sit to r6moto dah he graded And. held avail*
iniproverl any
or more • established market,- -
• have had the rnoristerlkliniation • of Canadian spi4taas., AllnWint fur ttie
to ,all returned soldiers; and now we *corning: airectfy or indirectlY Irian* ,!•,, foVed" ail 411111ittOUil 'MO) "
ish ' 404the 1.n4ho 'we let it Yalni`' s • ' .
Yeti dO lair$116,,pwititehlenenc,lithihn:rii4aixtionwitsit.P.1:111:4anti
°viler•
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