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THE LUCKNQW 'SENTINEL
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'lttr�>QAY, SEPT. 20th, '1928
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EACH kip $500, COSTS
"Three.' hotel' keepers in , Bruce
County have contributed, to the ub-
lic':treasury.to, thy tune: Of $500' and
costs each: The charges, similar In
each,:case "having ligaor illegally"
—were the outcome of .raids. by, Oen-
'stable Nelson and those 'who Co -op -
'irate' -with
o-op-"crate-with him' on •.such : occasions,.:-,_
Last i week the first, , a Mildmay
'resident, ':found :himself '.short.' the
' 'haif hundred, in - 'additian . to legal
':fees;: and this week,'; two other cases
were disposed of by , Magistrate
Walker::
'J. .11; 'Mosack of Cargill, in court
here • Monda'y' afternoon, and Mrs.
Brady: of Aiaberly, at. Kincardine:"
Tuesday, pleaded guilty. to "having.".
The 'Magistrate , reserved declaration:'
of the punishment in the ,'Mosack
case until , the following• morning, but
Brady • h'eard...her fate at once.,
There were costs assessed,against
the •accused,. of $16.50 • . and•';$28:90
respectively..-WiilkertonTelescope
ADVERTISING • 'A CURSE
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One .often' wonders what will "'be
the next 'step. • iri , the :business world..
in regard to the advertising of' : con-
• modaties ': that are; nothing but ,i
urse to humanity. The latest; one
ound • eniblazened. " on .tlie pages of
P g.
image' .
ur cite dailies'• . tii
srsof
young woman : holding a 'cigarette'
between • her fingers . ' to advertise a
certain ::brand and : to entice' her in-
nocent sisters'; to follaw in :her ,foot-
steps, To right thinking ' people
this is a reflection on tlic character
of -the young womanhood of our
land and the . ewspapers that lower,
, their` standard to such advertising •
are 'only, lending a helping .hand to
that 'which would blight 'the lives of
our young women,: placing them on .a•
par with :those of the dark ages.
`.
The ,greed• `for' • • 'gain has induced.
many to, advertise and also to accept,
• such:.advertising. Let tts 'hope- that•
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;the, young women •of Walkerton • Will
. b..tlf
'i to itch .:' Millie -0th
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refuse' ' o I sten s
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statements and lead a better example
by refraining from such a filthy' hab.
fit, The strength of, the future race
bill: depend wholly, upon` clean and'
wholesome living . and not on' ''the
' action of parents . who weaken and
,polute. ,their systenis through the' seg-
• tell :indulgence'in any habit that will
ini.pair their physical.;, dtrength, hold
.ung them In bondsgs 7 of �s awry from
h1e -it a tot 11il .; •.ba ralea4i:d,
b d � �i.
$ .... , ..... . _._'4 n,
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Wi{Y :MOTORISTS REFUSE
T C • 'Up O PICK' •U1• I :'�
EI)ES'i'I2IANSy
• Brock i t ,,
( q 1 e rR.ecordei-iip•tes)
Circunrstan.tiai 'evidence is 'not 'a'1
ii'ays rel,iable.•Otfltand it must::be •ad-
`nutted;' that to .pass' a weary'
ped=
estriari with a nice; •car, .in coldblood;
'witliout',,asking•,:iiim.,oi, her to',h'o in
p.
slid • have' a lift, 'is'••l and : hearted. -A
real fe}lo v:• ahk ays;: shuts ' lila. eyes and,
thrns his back when .going by • a 'man
or woman walking, It 'is however
p
not so- cold blooded. as it:.an •eats. In
.
the first, place,. so far 'as inn ' arse con-
cerned, not .a few kind-hearted. auto
driver s: • and owners • have.; got . a'
thunipin, •'on the' ,head or• behind . the
ear 'front one of these innocent pas-
sengers,. and wli€n they cone to. find
their cash ,absent while :;ho lumps on;•
tlieir- inat'orrly ;were; pres.i nt :
One day, just' . east of: Prescott, a
t entlenian with: red blood .in his veins
took'. one:,.,of;•these, inno:^erit /looking
pedestiaatis into. his • car :and "as the'
'Ilan was driving, himself; ;he had the.
passenger sit ',with _him:: No thumping
.took plttc ., but •riiien the' oiyner of the
car went to. pay 'his ,hotel bill•`'at the
•Chateau ' he discovered : that• . his
. money had gone with his newfound
•friend,
• There• it a reason, too,' for not help
'+ng out- even the best looking lady.on'
the: road.' The liiwan -Ontario Seems:
':to,be a joke regarding ''the liability"o'f
' iutom:obile owners. For example,' if
your' chaffeui• malas .a 'nut of,ylini-
self, • the owner of the car i$ re5pnn,
sib'le,, no matter, whether` the latter
' vas h fli'e car or not, The law 'hol'ds
that the ,owner of a car hasn't,,,any
ti iness to have fool cl fi'eur•',and;
business. a ..lr' . , , . , '
:inv'ivay,' little or anytiii•ig could be
collected from sone of'tiie chaffeurs,
h o• he liable; the
.nd s meb d nni.so
a
v ,
owner is the gent. But th re is a silly
section in th Act somew+hci•e„which
i
provides that ..Joh"n Sinith asked• his.
,*neighbour, •Bill Brown, '.to go for a,
ride and the latter complies, Smith
'is i' ronsibl '• if his friend..get iota
el c fi
in any accident that May take pl tee.
F'ew there :be that 'Woul'd .be such
~mean cusses gas to tnice•advottage' of
this `revisi • ' iii the law, but several.'
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or . i. being' done.
case a e o�
ec d of to 5
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. These are the reasons„ end they're,
good ones, why •n1en who. otheritise
would gladly 'give pedestrians •a lift
cannot aiffoid• to: tiri so, oltl�euglr• it
hurts their. feelings , evet'; time they
n1ss.`on. the road- a',n ersen who,,•un-•
tier other c'ondttforis, they would be,
,.,lad to .assist
TO SAVE THE MUSKRAT'
The' Provincial •Governn ent has
passed a law that mi nitiekrats krt:r
to be: trapped for a period of at''le,'trlt
one year in Ontario.. This, step hats.
Wien, .ioufiil '-necessary
quence of the tremendons drain' up"m
our `wild fur -bearing' annuals' duo to
the. increasing, pularity, .of .,:furs
bnylnte,•
for,
and. at►tnmor Weiler.
wiIni.EGtitatcri
..51r, anal I;,L,y ('tingle and
Irelen, of Detroit, spent the week -end
to the home, of Mrs. David Gillies.,
e
�A iunrbet --.from.. here_Attencled. the:
Young. People's Rally• held in Tees-
vater•- Pres4yterian Char :h, last ,Tues
jay',Afterripon• and" evening:'°.
The. Women's 1nstitate,are ,holding
t weiher,•and 'corn; roast'at4 the Forest-
ar's, Hall on. Friday evening Sopt.,21.
Everybody welcome..
miss ..Mae Wightnan ,spent last
week with'MrS,,Roy Patto;,; at Lucan.
''.Whitechurch and r, community' were
a e1T represented at' the London Fair
last week
Miss Barbara Weir visited : last
week' with•relatives at• Toronto..
'A numbr from here 'went to Wing
ham on Sunday afternoon„to hear Rev
Dr, Kannawin, .of, Uarniltnn who was
speaking” in the Presbyterian church
and was addressing the Sunday:
schools in:particular. His address, Was
very much enjoyed.
Mrs. Cook, of 'Winnipeg: is • visiting
her • daughter,. °Mrs.. Robt McClexiaghan;
Mrs. Robt Ross, Donald „and, Ken-
neth who have 'spent the;, past toy;
months '.withherbrothers and 'sister
in• the. West, returned home last. Fri
day . evening:
• _o .o'o
L:ANGSIDE
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Mr.: -'-and ;Lrs: George Harkness
spent.Sunday with' Mr: and,' Mrs,'
Angus Graham of near •Lucknow.
Mrs., fRR��euben Tiffin is this. week in
Detroit visiting her brothor's, Messrs.
'John" and •Harry 'Hayes.
Mr,'and Mrs:Victor E::Terson 'spent
Sunday with the. former's`.sister: Mrs.:
J. Haggatt-of near Blyth:'
Mr, and..Xis. P. Pennington visited
recently with.Mr: Wendal Taylor.,
The 1 ondon;'Fair had a:good repre•
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etit tion. Erin this locali_t'y=tkte Lcik
sowing •. being there: ,' dessr's. • George
•Tiffin; .Wm• Conn, Wallace' Conn, •Jim
Pettypiece, Herb Pettypieace, ' Jack
Johnston,• also Mrs., J. Johnston and
A very Pleasant eventn' was sPent
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at• the home of •Mr.' and* Mrs.Wesley
h Young
• Tiffin b t e y folks.
Y.
ity and ra' few •.others 'from White_
h r gathered -for acorn
u ch when they' gate
and a..weiner roast. The evening
was spent toasting corn•coeking:;tvein=.
i 1
.,rs .and.. butter n 'buns .and
g POY
µ_, e. l'
ame': 11 •re ort .sur}i a.. wond r�u
8 s A P ..
•and s eh' goodfee:
of .weiners
an
bun . d s
Was 1 e i ..ld the.
S. meeting �v .at
'A W: M g
home of Mrs l
1 er Tiffin last We
d
-
nesday afternoon.
w
iv r. ` week=end.„
A 'little boy 'Orr ed, .lY s
and Mrs.. : oln`
at'•the borne .of; Mr. nd M J
Crowston ,: • •
The Th 'Whitechurch' Women's Institute.
held: their':Septernber: • meeting• at the
.home of Mrs. V. Emerson A very
interesting programme -was :prepared.
i Thet endanc aS
for:.c on. at
the oc. asa Y►'
IToIyiotld school •Fair .s :this: Tues -,
day afternoon and • nearly atl.• the local
ity •are' away attending' it
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GODERICIL `
~Fines imposed by -Magistrate -Reid
in the month, of August, Totalled $63'
..ind in addition costs' amounting. too
,•189.20 were .assessed,' against offend
i s. Analysis • of ,the charges for
which' fines. Wore imposed •, shows'
elven cases of .reckless driving, three:
of speeding, one •:of driving, without
groper ;markers, "`one ` of. •,allowing
i.inar':to.drive, one `of faibng.to turn
a ;o. the;..ight to allow another vehicle
to pass, and, One of :mussing'unneces-
• ear y nose when 'driving a,• car: There'
-were 'three cases of intoxicatibn, tiV:o
'of having•liquor in a:Place .other than
a private residence' (in one of ,these
cases the offender went to jail ,for' a
month din defatrlt o f paymentaent of the
fine ' of $100 "'and costs), one •of al-
lowing 'drunkenness
l-lowing'drunkenness in the :home, two
of having liquor not acquired on a
her
mit (in one case flue fink of. $1100
and costs was not paid, and 'the' offend-
er Went to jail for one rnonth.), one of
theft, two of,. breaking and entering
,and ' theft, one of o`ostructing ' an
ofeer; one of illtreati.ng an animal,
n
i nse. In'
of peddling without a 1 ce
nepe ng
rine case of driving witliotit an oper-
ator's license' and one of driving
'without proper lights, a''jail: sentence
of ten ,days was givert in default of
;ptaynient • of fine. '
Four cases of 'driving while intoxi-•
ratedwere punished: ,by a �jai1 sent
ence of seven. days in each case;, for
theft of a car (two chargee against
the' sante man): one yea.," in the Re-'
formatory was'�prescribetl, and for a
case of vagrancy six months at Bur-
;wash,. A. roan convicted if neglecting
•t& support • his . wife ' was erdered4'ta
hand, over $5 „a week. Sentence" was
suspended in two 'cases of theft.. Four
charges Were diniissed.
All• of 'which is evidencethat the
magistrate has a fairly; busytime and
ha
ugh'i it tye:oof ihliset•y rlli tr h ,hii,attor i
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;. any ap;rnan has lost his
hard-earned savings.;because :.
of the fatal Imre 'Of high . .
interest,. A safe general
:yule °to'.reriieniber i -�---
thiw. hi iter the it te,rest`,
the tre a"ter- ;t1e • risk
PUT YOUR SAVI NG'S INTO
A SAVINGS ACCOUNT.
in'tl ie
Established 1817
�Vhere, t.
• reasonable; 'interest and be safe:';
will earn :'a
•'4IUST NOT' ADVISE ASSESSOR
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"A .case: cif interest:, to all municipal'.
councils, recently came before.. Judge'
Lewis, of Goderich. It 'wasp • the.' ap-
peal of 23: ratepayers ;of: thevii}age
of Blyth ` in the County. of :Huron a.
•gainst'their assessment. •�
'The ''menbers . of Blyth council
wished 'to' boost the '•: assessment of-
the,village for .1928 and thus lower,'
the•,.tax rate: They asked; the assessor
for' 1927. to meet the council and
talk oyer the• situati•n: He ;refused
to ?bg! •a• party to the consultation as
would,
he, considered .;it' woo, be 'interferin g
With,the judgment of property values.
°' The council ' appointed ' a .', new as-
,lessor for 1928,' and in January 1928,
a meeting of the council was called
b '.the .Clerk: 'Of :•the'` nunici ality :.at
Y. p
which the :new assessor I.ttended. All,
the different assessments were gone
over and in a number of -cases pencils
•marks •• on the changes proposed were
madeon 'the assessment r of 19.27'
Which theyoll had before'thern. The new,
assessor, ;under .oath, states that • he
,dict not :take the `. settled:
.upon, as; •absolute, but Used..his. own'
jiidgment, stating that ; he 1}.ved ' in
the `.village for a' great many. years.
and knew all •the properties:: and. their
valttes and that '.hes did' not, discuss.
the” valnes of any propertied• or make'
the enquires suggested :by the statute
or personally inspected the.pro,perties.
unless when 'he 'went around with the
final 'notice of ,assessment, and then
in 'very few cases. ' '
Qver • 60; .,Of 'the ratepayers whose
assessment: had been.. increased ` ap-
neared : at the Court of Revision, and
as .03 of these were•.dissatisfied With.
the decision Of the ; Council, 'they ap-
pealed to''the `.county judge. The' ass-:
essor of Wingh'ani was 'brought in as
an expetrrieneed valuator :and his judg-
nient was accepted by. Judge: 'Lewis:
who 'reduced the ` assessment ..of the
whole' P.. ' The. village of • Blyth: was•`
soaked for the whole cost of• the'case.
and - the " Wingliam •assessor '''was •
lowed $25'for the three drys' work:'
It seems. the 'assessor for' 1928 never
.took the oath of office.
.There's a lot of'iommon sense in; all•
ieipal Acts.':It shouldn't be neces-
Mun p
a . to' refer to '.the statutes, to know
s ry ,
that the work 'of an assessor cannot
be interfered with by the members'
of the council', How•could be go on
i.
e '•heWere inter-,
'u d to
n if
i Own t
hsa >*
fered withg He gets advice and -sug
he.
gest}ons .from property, owners,as
)Oakes: his 'rounds' without the Council
pointing out what properties should
be "raised. The ,assessor' e'ett his ap
pointmerit --because he i's` a- 'man •' of
ind '` d nef9t "tt '""'values" a Rl canes°
not •'be "influenced 'tb rai5 i or 'lower
assessment9 by. :those who • employ
hint:. br thiole, whom. he assesses."
DIAMOND GUTS DIAMOND
Lloyd George is' fatuous for the
edge he tan put on 'hi"s, temarks..nut'
it;anisay :.acDonald. can say ''things',.
too., lfe Speaks of Lloyd',George as a
spent force politically; and adds that
an.amusetnent. tax ought to be placed
On "lite msettngs Lloyd teorge. is
'101444'
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WHERE. MOTORS `11'lAl{E `NEW
• .• '.PROBLEM
What farmers 'of 'even twenty ,year
ago, "for;: instance;. would believe that
to -day it is'actually •ampossibe to tali°
a load of'grain across a`eountrYroad,
on ;account of the 'heavy .traffic 'of` au-
tomobiles ? , And "yet, that'' very thing
-oceured iii. -Kent' Cowaty the•; other
day,; A fernier along the. provincial.
highway decided to, thresh his.'grain.
•The -.threshing machine:. vas'7set .up
near the,bern, and teams. and wagons'
.were on hand to haul the gain .from
field: i 1d ' '
the e•But- the :engine tooted in
vain ,for ;the: sheaves of wheat to'•feed
theseparator: The field '• was situated
on the other side f • n ;
h o , ..the highway,'
,
u
The •wa on ' were 'leaded a
h s and ,"ready
,dy
t o� :i Was bu"t t w ihi o
o g p ss.ble 'to' ret•
them'acr thei
oss highway. owing• ;toah
steady; 'strea
of traffics; .. -'
Thers
sa `
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Nance of the po1•ice' was sought, ,to so'
'regulate'. the auto' . traffic .that : the.
v, agons cross the 9pavenient:''
.And All. this happened on a:' country;'
road w:hiCh only a compar lt1TGltr, short':•' ;
,figure `ago was practially. napassible .''
•chit i i
Ing• the Spring, i .season on '•'
account.eaccount.of the deep; si.
tici .y Mud.
—Chatham :News • • '•
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KINCARDINE
The Rev.'..T. IJ Farr 'for' p,
ast•1
i
years lector• of the. Anglican"h
'` Churc'
here will give up his charge'and leave
Kincardine at' the end' of October:'.'.'
Mr, Farr cans to ..Kincardine_ from;�
Kith' in '1915, ..and, during' the war:
he was one of't:tbe' towns most active '.
citi,enPatrticwork
of every. `.
kind:..From `here Mr.. Farr • will go 'to
S.t..,Johns •near. London,
t..
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etely
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