The Lucknow Sentinel, 1928-01-19, Page 5FRONT HARD'
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II. IN 'NEBO. t) ;pi • (,ROSS CUT SAW':IT 'WILL PAY'TOD' .!
TO LOOK OYF/i :Ot it. S ? WS••,ii`F OitE; PURCHASING •
.AXES :Tit(JE SET,WA j •FUI I: •OUA;RANTEED :`AXES'
ALWAYS ON HA1 u•
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ppciit3 AND 1IOCii;EY STICI►S::
COLEMAN LA MPS. AND •LANTE'R,NS THOSE ,GOOD LIGHTS
FOR HOMES:WITHOUT ELEC!'RICITY. -
McCLARY • AND IiA1'I'Y '1HOUC;H'T QUEBEC COOT -STOVES
A.ND QUEBEC IIE:ATERS.'..,
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Coal.
Hardware
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Plumbing`; Tinsmith
Lucknow Wingh'am
Phone' 74 , Phone 256
• The newly'
l'4onume elected Council: of the
nisi •Works:' .. ... • .
The
of Kinloss Ynet; . at the
_..,..-LUCKNO.W and 1VING1iA�11 'it;h:,-nshi a1 f
P� 1 on January -•9th •and;
K1 -(LOSS;: COUNCIL
Has th largest and mo I- complete
stock' in the most •beeu`tiful designs•.
to' choose from; 'in •
Marble; Scotch,. Swedish -and Can
adieu.. Granites
We make a'�'specialt Familyi
y of,,
Monuments end. invite our. if
• nspco
!ion, y
Ineeriptions. Neatly, 'Carefully and
Promptly Done.-
Sae
one. '
S e us before: plh�ing your' order.'
Douglas,:Bins; - R. A. 'Spotton
leirkno.v� .Ont,
'NOTICE ,TO 'CREDITORS
• In the matter of the • estate o...
James Aitchison, Tate of the taw:eship
of West Wawanosh; in :the County of.
Huron, farmer deceased. ` .
,Notice is • hereby given ' that • all
• creditors. or others having claims a-
gainst the estate 6f. James Aitchison.,
.late of•tbe' township; of;..W3rest Wawa-'
:nosh, in the' County of : boron, farm-
• er,' who died on of •abotit ' the third
day of November,'. A.D.. 1927, are ,re=
`' ' quired to send on or. before the '21st
t" day of January, A:D. 1928,, to -the un-
dersigned '.executor, a statement of
their' claims' with 'their ' names mid ad-
dresses and the value of the, security .
if `any, held, by., them, duly verified' ified' liy _
affidavit. ` .•
' AND TAKE NOTIpa 'th it„ after..
'°.the said 21st day .of • Janttai t .
1928,' the executor>. will proceed • to
distribute fide assets' of the estate a
mone the parties fentitle'l' thereto'
having .regard only to th• ase elainis of •
which' he ther>; hall have poise.
Dated at Lueknow, Chttario, ,•this
6th' day of January,. A.i), 19'3.,•
• William McQuihi f, l:xectitoi',
(1O.1 -c)
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WEST WAWANOsII COUNCIL.
a' Tr The Watt ' %Viiivunosli` illuniwipal
Council held its first, meeting , fay
1928 on Jan. Otli. The Members tires=
ent regretted the ,illness of Reeve
Johnston.. Mi. Durr Was. appointed
chairman of the nie'eetuig., . No • np=,
pointtnents were•:►iiade, w•itli the ex
.'ception of the' auditors, who ore: Mr,
•l'i'nt, Stewart"enc; Ste.. 'sane , llliller.
1,VIr. "A. B. Pentland ;Was, appointed.
Truant Officer` for 1f)28. The • clerk
wes'`instreeted to notify those: Who
had not paid their'nssessmeht on the
'Reid Drain 'tlin:t they w�oulii 1 e'given
'another tori trays in Which, to '• ninke
r iynient. ' • '
,:The tinfc•for `rGnipict ng
„ tii1 berry iviTs.' z\t;ciiilOEd
The• Mane►) reclucsfc-i1`. ie fi ei�e'to•.
41/' Cetisuro' :tho-'(dtmtp-'-Engineer for-•'nt-
--•tempting•-•-tn-�ki+cp•tic-�'ou+rtt�'�rmttls-
t=�oTren ^for•=atiteinebil.r•;:treilic 'dui wg:
It wiry •decided tit pity :A Boyle.
•:fir) supplies for n eett:iin indigent" Hereafter th'e'' Coutull will meet iris
the first Monday of • t'iit'li month , uiiw
.less otherwise apeelfled by the Conn:
after having subscribed t$ them 'de•
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laration of office, 'took their planes nt
the Beard.,. Reeve,. john W. Colwell`;
Counci ars,; ` ilfalcolni ' Ross, Angus
31aclntosh, DavidCarruthers,• ,Adam''
McQueen., The' minutes of Dee. '15th,
1927 ':wer i' *Of,. •,�
sad; and ; on;'niotiom ` of
•floss and "Carruthers,' adopted and
signed: A eo?nmunicati,,n, front :the
•Lic;uer 'Control Board was' read, and
n
motion 'of Carruthers :"ani•.Me.
Queen,'the' clerk wag• instructed •:.t6
.write. and ask .for, a• Draft, of. By -Law.
,required, s nd'..any other information
in regard to' the matter. -- ''
Motion eft, Carruthers and.• Ross
that the.aceount of the . Huron''ene.
l.►,nloss' Telel hone: System :'be\';•left ,
with the clerk todead with.: As • we
'csnriot collect.. tolls from •,: the .rate -P
•;;ay erS.. •o f •Huron Township. ,
1loi ed Eby • Ross, seconded by : Mac,
'Into:sh, that 'the timefor' returning •
the._._Collector's. Roll be extended. til
F•
oh 1st, •1928. . Carried •
lleverl' by Ross, seconded ; by Mac.,.
lntosli, that By -Law: No. 161,,
1927, be antniended by- making the::
.ay for holding the' polling in private'
houses $4.00; in 'place:. of 43.00. /Car-
ried.: Moved by Ross, ' seconded by
Carruthers,•'that the balance due. C.
A: 'Jones, amounting' to =$44.50;•' 'be
staid ::: Carried,
Cheques ,issued:— :Willlam t;on=
pram, work an Huron. Boundary, and
grhvel, $49.30; 'Jphl'i Bushell, ' Paylist
•No. 2, .$7.60;Harry Walk en account.
of bridge ,on Huron :Boundary,".gay.
list Na. '5; $40:00,•' W. 'J.'Seett, Pay-.
list No.• 3, $2.40; Jahn A. McKinnon
Fsiylist No; 4, 41.1.25; Geo: Ostrander•
Paylist No. 6,: $3.50; 'Ge.i G. Moffat '.
lectin expenses, 05..60; Ernesf:,
ckert 2,-e rds'`of wood; $9,90; c.
piles;, balance -el account;' Scott-Tifii'r
rain, $12.09; C. A.' 'Jones,, balance,
account, McMillan, Drain; $23:00;:,
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of
C., A. Jones, balance of acct., Kale.
ntier Praia, $9:50; Thos, G. Gaunt, as.
•sistalice •McMillan Drt}f in $6.65,. Scott -
Tiffin' $4:60,, $$11.25.
• :Motion', of Ross ,and .11facTntesh
•til►►it the, clerk .prepthe 1' By: -Lary
making the -following appoint►nents.
li. , S. MacDonald, assessor; $90.00
Jobe Purvis, collector, $80.00; Audi-
tors,:'Wni:'Stuart'and J: T. Lane, $10
each; Botird .of. •Heal.th,Medical Ofrie-
'or of Health, ,Dr. Johnston,':, $20,00:
Sanitary 'Inspector, Aye c Nicholson,
'Chairman, Reeve J. IV.. Colwell
irniber,, D. to •ruthers, • Secretary.
'Gee, .G.' Moffat; Sheen valuators..
Jahn Keenedy,-Thes. -White. .• Ed:''Myie=
Lean, and John MacLeod;' :School at
tendnnce, officer's,,-•Wni. Piercy,' Sec
1 2' ^, 4,- W:e'tee .MacKeliziet. Sec., 5 e
• r, Jas: A. 'Macintosh, .• Sec. '8 '9 i0.
Potnnd keepers, Lorne .X-fodgins;_Joie
yY:iclni lane, Jns Baker, Tyndall•
liol)inson, etei,':Xarter''iIr..E, 1Vte-'
(`Yeititgletti, W ;Wraith) and .. J. P;
liq•tl$Un; :Pei cevTewer J-as,,AGeddes.
'11n13c7' 1Cin2coTm; Thomas White, t. •Q;,
1 iriitil t ;" °Fr1nk
Henri; John. Johif 'Mew
brny,. Thos; dill.
fychtricil --a'djeuriied till 'Feb;
th'e...uo ii . tinfe : and. • place.
Geo: G. ,Moffat, Clerk
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The Council adjoerned to meet the
nimbi PlitifioN. Clerk. w"
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hair hall, at .o.eio4K.. C. Mani
THE WEATHER FOR 19.28
Prophe. Bowes;'Tel!s, What It':
- •Is To Be.
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J. B. Bowes, weather predicter, of
'"Chatsworth, now of Oweir Sound, has
given'out His prediction'for'•1928 and
-the early part of .1929. He says, that
he hag spent many'thuugli'cfui, ,hours,
raking•his ealeulations and;. dedue-`
tions,. acid he appears • to have a good
deal• pf e'ontidencein •thte. _predietion-
set forth below• in spite Of the'fact..
that" he arid' his forecasts:' have been
the:'subject• of some' mirth,by •the •.
Jokesmiths, Mr. Bowes-at.}eks .to ids
guns (or• his profession,' should we,
,s ay) and ' "stoutly contend • that as,
his predictions are based en ,scientific.
peinciples.,(whatever that may Mean)
he .cannot ggo very far wrong.
•As" to 1927 he:admits that he_ ovals
bit-'wrong''regarding. '-the spring
'weather, but . that, ,en the- whole;' his
prediction' of; a dry season,was. fairly
•correct. Well,' there wasn't anything,
dry about, it. in this section,. except-.
ing `a few . weeks' *hen. the. ~harvest
was being gathered .in. - Mr. Bowes
predicts •that the sun -inter of 1928 will
, also be dry, but not so dry as to be
harmful to farm crops:
The' forecasts 'as 'given below, : it
seems, are,. for the .northern hemi-,
phere generally, 9 although not . for
Britain, -:and British' Columbi'a,, the
•chniates : of which• are -affected--"lis
ocean currents,,
One would think that the prophet
would, feel a bit nervous • in .`framing
his January ,forecast,. as it will ,So,
quickly be put to theJestHowever;
he comes •Toldiy. out. ,,Her�ea,it is: .
JANUARY -.First 'ten days . "very
coltl;. strong winds; heavy snow falls••
balance very mild and calm. •
--Now, what do'.you think. 'of that?
I£ all 'dep'ends . upon what you mean
•by ''"very.' cold" and by ,I "strong
• winds;" Then the "mild and calm"
spell i th distriet et-ip before.=the-
ten days. were • 'up. „ •However, • the
prophet is protected 'by • the-• saving
statement '• that• one' can't•` be just ea-'
tiet ' Prophets , always dud .`need sav
•ing clauses and inexact phrases:
' But: not to:.• find 'further ;'fault, 'we
here ' present the •ether ` eleven fore-
casts; • with the • sugges'tion that you
stick them on • your calendar. and see
how. they come out:.
• FEBRUARY= -Furst'' ::fifteen 'days
quite .mild and •calm; ,abone,,:17th cold
and .pnsettled;..'24th ' 'strong; .winds,`
rairi,� snow' and quite, :goad
• MARCH—First ' f`ew• days the finish
of the February storm, then areal mild`
About
windy :and wets;
APRIL—About'
dstormofwt
wvery cold..
owed'by very`,
for the
we
Winds, rains;
snow. sterni with
JUNE. -First few
6th very. strong
and Jirosts innorthern districts ,
LY—First ' wthe • rains e
and heavy.•.rarns,•' balance
and dry, cc
understorms;
perature ind 'quite dry; strong winds
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AUGUST—First half average tour
and dry to ' b the 24th, then COW:
win
the: 6th, a very' de-
cide wind; rain, and ' heavy;
snow;
This--will-will be
foll mild' and dry, was,
they balance of tile' :month. ,
M Week very `strong and:
cold and `a very preba-
ble some frost.
calm nditions conducive
to th
with rain about the 16th to 22nd,
with 'balance mild.
SEPTEMBER --Average ',tempera-
ture, calm. and dry to pbeut the'26th
then cool:Winds with Tain.
OCTOBER --About average' :tern-
nerature, calm and dry .to, about t e
20th, then very.; stronp„.0) persistent
winds; heavy mine atidia Very decisi-
ed SnoW 'Storm will. fill' the last 10.
"'NOVEMBER -L. -First feet daye will
see the finish- of 'the October storm'
balance yery.decidedly dry end Warm.'
DECEMBER First 10 daYg quitc
strong, peesistent,- wind, rain and
snow:, decidedly coldr laet fee, days
tnijklAeNLUARY, '1929 First, three
FEBRUARY, 1929—Quite- mild.
The strongest Wines, oyer..the 'whPle
Globe will he in the first weekle
rhary 22, '1VIarch 24; April d; May 3.
.tepe 6' and 29, July August '16,
September -28; October: 24 'atia 28;
bec'eMber 13, 18.
FACTS FROM THE BRUC,E
COUNTY: REGISTRY OFFICE.
--iiegiStrationflit-"-7--patefirei70;., increase.
:ofe.-5eoyerliteriong`Year.- -Deeds reg'..
Yettgeges.,:,.5,11: ktierease of 10.
Anente, 270; inereafie•'48: co
A. brief 'review of the might.
be of eeeto intailleft0 the r0144011 of
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Tti>kL tcJ SLN 'iTE1,
TH til r 4y, 714tNUARY 19th; 1928:
fOU'can :be. rleh.'•: Don't welt for your 141P 'grasp � op.•y
1 portunity to mttatte your pile, . O*n' your 'own home have
a finv'autonrobile —:send .our childrentocollege .-- hap* Ooan;,'-
fort,. `luxury,. socish:Ixwitlonl
At le,Ost 90% .ef the Mortgages are
held by residents of the..County; toe
tailing/ about 11/2, million dollars .with
a slightly(' lowet rate of intereit. Lien
Notes,, Chattel. Mprtgages and AS7
,eignment of, Bank ;Debts, are con-
stantly. being aent .to:: the': ,Registry
Offiee and- are forWarded cver to :the
.Clerk of, 'the county and,,Stirrogate
'Court, Birth certifieates .ere being
Aeked for from. all quartere: These:
,'are forwerded on to Registrat
.General, Parliament. BaddingS„ :Te•-•
The Meter is.: reenonsible.. to- • a
fact that' Bruce Connty liaS a' long
Iftretch Of Lake •F'rent, especially the
Oininsula, where 'the Ai:Oct:leans are
in the-Uniori haa ene or More 0461).7
Orin. Ontririolasked4Or-tlininnino:
and iiddreSSee-seli'lioritiFTait sum;
the T,:itirist ttad,a,Will:le'Averth. look-.
ing aftet,
endelligh Pressure SaieSmeti Make it
iniperatiye- that before you ineest,
blot the Ptevince, and reVenne
StiOcins tot 'the-, Qauzitz
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With' $1,600' you can build up a fortune • And yon, .ca', wire
this
grand enm It K on't ,coat you a penny. • Yoa don'. have.. to .'
be clever it's easy. Don't 'waste a. -minute ---, send the conpo$ w .
now. •. You'll get your melt prize • hator.. March 16. He a tiiniser. .
Find the two airplanes that are exactly' alike. • .
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IT'S: 'SIMPLE RED. THIS
At first glance all the..airplanes• look alike: But.••ppon ex.
antlnation you, will 'res that'•aimost every one,differs • ln, some way
from all 'the others: In some the difference may bell' the black
_atrlpes on 'the .tail<of•.the planes;. and some .have Meek ;iadiatora,.
whllo others. are •white. Or. some, have two black stars on the
• :.wings and some 'white.' and. black \stare. Only two are . exactly
alike No. •it's not as easy as It looks
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Jus,, look closer),...make sure that you have found the 1'WO
airplane, that are. exact duplicates, then -send' in your Answer:
S.on►eone wh''o finds 'the right airplanes Is going to .win.'a• lot • of
money.; Make that "someone"'be: YQU.•
5 GREAT : OPPORTUNITIES . TO W I•N
,, Flows a great^ arra] . of splendid 1len-._.,.. ,Gash ', rrataEesi,_o_s'terBil-Eby='i'ke. T..
Londvu-F=ree=Press-=That's :what ft f ii
'a .;irfnq�, t .The '►rize :• r• oaks .,-''and. _.you can: be.;,:
1, s range from - $2.00 ;' to $35.00, and finin
' $20 ti� -iii $1,000, .and: If • you 'make up your, mind to' o' Into iia '•
thing Erni t. nt d,aoul.`' :ou can wing:aa inineh.aii flit,50*:
•Think of 'It! YOU, Can have•''11,50b'in cash,' In al's,
In caKh lirizes may, be' won - in' -tui h 83,000•:•:nt
.The:Contest closes on 1ltarch.8 ^ !d U priaes,w •,Poxsae •(:potent.
• tiers on`•er ,about•and all prla' .",.. Treach the win.....''.
5farch 1.0. � .
,There:will be •,25:•winners 'and
Opprtunity, Is $1,504, - enil you can wia this I iryo . ant gado ly.
o In'' tho evc it of::(les for anyhie.if you act qWc the
Prize 'te111 • be awarded to :eac per' the • fun : amount ,Ji the':••
1 `y11. hundred hof the 'contestants io tied _
, •,' •• �o :points ' gains first_prize._ We �
i ints • for' finding TWO- airplanesexactly• w�6 yqn �
1 r, oi, ptly,; alto;, , race! t . that • are , slakes
- i!articuldrs'•of •a' of N of .'your. answer',we Will .'Send .: en
.11 -Slagle. lyord' Game, In which, if successful, .you
Win, the • final- 25 pointe required.: be :gain a. $1;aoo Fleet PrIae :
of • the 24 other' big Cash Frizep.
or one ,,.
$3,0'00 IN' CASH :PitIZES-
Listed, below are the Maximunif Prizes you, can Win:
' 32rnit, PIZIZzee : : ...,"..t. . 250°g:0000 9th Prise .... ..: .- 50.00 °
SE TIM COUPON
. , Hint 111,:e. exactly alike: 'If these are correct, please
give ine .475" Points' and tell mo.how to gain the. final 23
)our answer premptly to PUZZLE; IllANAGErt;
r..
'Every,•eatent shoe.). he hb 4 to Ore
send ,for- the :dikter •ottenipt
1.% treat infuries, You kno.„%f nothing -p.
beet except to eilieten•and seethe the.
child eintil the doctor, areives,' "'•
The,;.•eortimanest" Of ;children's aecl
dents is•,prebably hurnieg.: 'If it is'
seep smeereci,ovee the surface .of the
herd' teke Mit the sniert
soaked in elive pr othee oil. , .01,1 no
only be done by, 'or tindt th.e diree
cm in case of,,thisl. Anipreeien.e':
.,spiint hyefelding:a•paper several bpi -
'es and, bantiagleg the Ilar)ti _with
'tbe„..doetor-exittnindAt, One -never
Mete'l3r hatUlage the sprained part
thee ,reineiing the•,:lhaa „bet bandage
OVet it, If Ad Sprain is hot bad
;and theri"httildage
Thee. thetelire little"treubles calla;
bleeding. DO nOt stop thi'S too Cluick-'
ply .e tele object' te the nape of ,the
neck and another at the bridge of th:
nose. ',On pie account lean over anY-
New ‘Propoiition Upeets Old And
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The 'theory that business,. and 'plea -
to say that , this :been z,uni,
Versally f-ollowed, it' ,hits beet,
put ferWard as ene. of 'the Arst
einies in, the lives: of :se,niany Sac -
to pet. it faithfully, inte practice, •80,
to depart frernike„,:ageeptecLideae-and--;
businese, is- ePt. to .be viewed 'With-
Hewever, the Lerida: 'Adeertiser
Claims to' have done lust that.
one whe debbls that Pleasure can be
made te yield substantial profits fe
invited tci turn to, page, 8:'eed /leek
over for himself_.tlio-,114-nOUTICOni6nt
printect4here.. :One thing is elivierie:
taniely,' that 'the "P.Werd" picture
ptietile is ,a, teally'lliterostin and en,
seine thousands of dollars ore offered
in cash 'pri2es; and that ought to
has been Pointed put that•If
• spent three, full eight ,hour.,days in..
preparing a qualified
would Work 'out at. seMething , oeer
for the' tirne taken, ••
• Now,, w,he says that: .business and
Pleasure ,won't mix.
s: 4, West W-awanosh
Sr: Room---Chtiettnas Exams. •
r'177;:r5L,serilf.liToh7.0; A15:9.: me.
Quillin 407..
Art -
The' quiekest "trafiSfernifition, we,
know is the. transfer of a.' Weedshed;
into o garage.
most df,„ her kissing . after %getting.
married but she kissed only one Matti
T roe Oases :growth,
It isn't 'hard °for it' girt CO dedide
whether to be Pt/pillar et' tO Act
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