The Lucknow Sentinel, 1929-04-04, Page 5•
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OltILD WN
Not one Royal Master
iia thousand'will•ever
puncture. Not one in
five tbousavd: will'
blow out under two
years of service,
The 'Royal Master was ;built WithOut• regard-.
for cost. It is die finest,*that can be built.
Its.massfic tread is ,double thick, cured by a
new sowprocess.' Its carcass is blade
gittia; ;Nies :of. .Web fabric •Sicle.walls 'are
guarded .against scuffing:•1
The: Royal_ Master is made over -size. , Or
rather, the right size tot, real tire econOmy.
If you Want tires that Will _last as hong as
you keep your car, then buy Royal' Masters.
Oti sale at every -
'Ni'IREDEP.
LUCK/sTOW.... •T. Vt'. Smith
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Brooders
- SCHOOL. REPORT "
8. S. No. 4; 10.410sa. Aintg4
Total' •550: Honors j33. Pass 330
Or, IV -Harold 'Conerom 405; Clif.:
ford johnsion 386: Anne *real's:
Total OR: Nonose 4181 Pees 480,
Jr JV-4im Bort 4119 00914 C..f0i1;1.
TgrheopVririii ;‘,11trt"
Eddze
Tetal;40:: Honors 3371, TVs". ;14a ••
ST- Valad849: Vera
Jobnto•sPti PK°Pme:
Total 450 Honors 337 Pas 270
Jr 1:11Ti:Ortia'. 4.4.40 310 James
'Broome 144*:t;'CIzfford Robb 122*
' • Total 460i *nort.il'0-1:1'143ii 27011 •
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Class -.Jean Johnston 314 Ted-
ayi,ROrt 806:. John ,I4oltineoi.L288.
, •Total 350: • Henore: 262; i'eso,210'
k.1.4onneth •,,=,,pelOnsen :214:
FSr.':inek Cassidy 259.l
Total 35#::•Tenties• 262: Papa 2/0..
1-4.Ana Marie - Dayle
Iie Burt 203* Bissille 4.Jasaidy.:174.
Total .400: Honer's. -390: • Pais .240..
Bert .332 Orviile
28t': 'Everette Johniton 274:
Eddie • Cassidy 186*: Chester '.Robb
159. , • 4,
.Jr.. Pr. -David Hountoo. • .;
No. on :roll 28.- Ave.. att. 22. •
S. S. No. 12 Ashfield:
..Sr. IV-7Isabel MacLean ..81%., •
Sr, • HI -Harvey • Itebb 67%. : r
• - Jr: MacLean, 79%; Reg-
gie •• Campbell 7,2: Muriel Taorhurn
761: -Duncan tharburn• **D4. 3,',
Sr,. II--Marie-Ferguson 69%.• Ire
Bagshaw«.(absent)..• • • • •
Jr. 11-74.1bert Sage 84% Andrew. ;•. . •
MacLennan • • •.
Jr. 1 -Eldon :Bradly. 8.544%: Mar- • • '
MacDonald-- 857 , , •
• ** denotes •failures, • • • ..•
• .Ca•therine Blue.
St; HELEN'S SCHOOL. REPORT
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. ',,' .,, • , .., cite4t 'blobs strike .. and ;twill:Oh on '
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.,,torrent7qianiilessi if your -roof tight
f',.".1,13,:-.E..ofverpi2'litinglit.itlie PrneirfiiIi7alnieSf .efilia7:ek.'‘ie: .•
' :"..••• chink an ibe”.. roof of ,aione..heine..!.77 ';. ;,, .•
• , .,.. iyerumbIlitg iotir pleiter.: spoiling :your -1.,,, '• : , . ., 000 te AY:6
**der; decoration, : and drenching . • 44.! w.' . ..
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your enge. 'Ho* essential, then, that fif
90u Mini is; reef Whir,b is irntniane. to: ' 14 ili. ' f" 4 .i•
granary risofintaihnents-..4. roof the • ,;3. ' i
„., atm cannot ivarP--the Wind cannot. -'7 0 '
190son the dtiVi,Ilg snow and sleet. .
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steryl,tlie Wiliest degree of weather • •
and fire protection. For Brantford •••.' •
Asphalt Slates neither swell or' Shrink • :
split' Or chip. curl or bulge, ,cust odecay y ' •
Yet they coat no more.
You can entrust the safeguircling,, 3
otyoui, faxiiilY and ,futnishings. with • '
perfect confidence to these iiandsozne,
shingles For Sturaller and town homes
:•,.=for schools,' churches, and public'
• buildings' tbey are equally desirable,. •
riot only for their security but for their
exceptional beauty and economy.
Write for copy of booklet "Beauty. •
With -Fire -Protection" --En authorita- 3,,•
five treatise on the proper type, de , .
"gn; finish mid colour foryour roof. '
Sr. Room
Fifth -C assobeI ,
Sr" !AT -Neely Todd 71110: Dick'
-,Veatherhead 16: .Ronald Forster ,• ;OP
Jr:' IV:---DerfAllY • Miller '74% Fier!
• rice MaQuillin 7.8. \ ..-,
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Sr. III -Dorothy MacDonald '80%: . ,,
Edith Duruin 80: Ruth McQUillie 79:
harlesMacDonald' 70: Jean. Thom s.
1: Gordo p Morrison 62: David Swan
nide Watson 78:. Eldon Miller , 70:
bud; ogietrifiardir 11°°fing, 1Cog - Ohre .Faetszy Breatf' ore, Oat.
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uCkeye.eoalfburning brooders.
'The improved Buckeye.Coal- It holds more coal. It burns
Burning Brooder gives you the *off coal or hard Odd for a
mOst, oubtainding values ever longer time with one feeling:
° offered. It saves you money. It It gives more 'heat.,The Vier- •
glees yoularge.rataves and big- ..„mostafically controlld' double,
ger , hovers to care .for. . your theckdiraft controls -the fire with
chicks. It gives yona brooder50%, greater efficienty.. The fire
you can depend upon in extreme- doesn't go out. -It doesn't go
ly cold weather. It gives you a 4o*n and let your chicks get
'brooder you won't have to con- chilled. It doesn't overheat. -'The
Virtually watch -a brooder you new Revolving Hover saves time
won't have to refuel frequently. and work. Come in and see the
Here pre the facto. . 4 Buckeye Coal-Btwaing -Brooder.
.RAE & PORTEPUS
=KNOW anditylith•HAM •
lionpmental-.2
Leaknow; Ont.
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• Hee the largest and most coMplete
stock iii the most beautiful designs
le Choose from, ,
Marble, „Scotch, Swedish and tan.
Granites "."•
We make 'a, specialty. of Femily
ifertutaents and invite your inapt&
biscriptinna , Neatly, Carefully and
\‘• Promptly poet,. ,
110* VP before placing your order.
&Mess Bros. R. A. Spettoti.
Phan...74 Phone 256
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March --
Sr. IV -Kathleen Eckenawiller
Gertrude: Boss 67*: 'Isabelle
CoI-
well 61: Elizabeth Ilawkshaw 21:
• Sr.. 111•77Mabel 'Ross 70'%:- Grace
'1'lac/Thersort.,:38'5.: Maurice Hodgins 36
.Jebel HawkShaw 31*: '
Jr. Eckenswiller 50%?:
Hadginp .49*: Currie Colwell
48. ' •
11 Class -4 -Good -Gordon Nimes*:
Norman Ross*: Jane Carters;
.Levi Carter*. • • .
C1ass-Octod-Petor Utter*: EtP.,
eiln Johnston. Pair.Ploretice James's
Fr: Class -Ex. -Edythe Johnston*
a'air-Mabel Johnston*. 1,00r-Ifot*-
ey Johniton*:. Harry Carter*.
Those marked S Missed .part of
•the inenth, '•
.• •Helen 'Ti
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ence .erenston• •
Sr -XV--W1Ifle Putioft 05!aimlit
Bawler' 30*. • ' •. • .
Pottier $60 aPerari Elwood
,Gordon M. 'Johnston, •
SCHOOL REPORT S. 5, ,NO. 5.
• ' ASHFIELD,
Sr. IV--Poi0ible marks, 740; Hun -
nuke 555; Pass 444..
•Jim Gardner -599: Syd Gardner°5634
Lloyd Hunter 487. ' •
Jr. ,IV-Elleda3 Hunter 563: Violet
Ititahie -578: Ruby Reid 468: Daisy
Ritchie, 457. •• •
Sr. II-rIrlma Hackett 72%: Harvey
Ritchie 68.
Jr. fl -Lane Gardner 81.%: Rena
Hunter 74: 'Jimmie- Reid 62.
• Pr. -Ellin' Andrew, Doreen PePper.
A -Doris --Reid. '
No. • on roll 15. ° • - -
Ada. M. Webster•.,
S. S., No. 10 for' -'March' -
S. IV -Tested in LiE. Gram.,'
Geoga-LRobert Howard 71%: 'Thel-
ma -Johnston, 70:, Matthew Johnstone
68. .
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Jr.• IV -Tented. in Gram. Geog. Lit.
Hyga--Ella Hogan •64%: Bill John-
ston 60: Belo* Pass-7Bill • Reed. M.
• 4...III--46od-Hilda.„ Lane. Feir7-
DiCic Reed!: James, Drain:m.1.a....
Sr. 111-7-Excellertt-Ina Campbell:
Goad -Vera Littlei Anna M. Parrish
Grace Cetirtney:,,Fair-•:Joe eonrtney
Frank, Drennan*: Birdie Reed.
TIM -- Good -Jim , Nelson:, , Alex
Farrish*.
let -Expellent -Jean Nelson: Eia
leen Campbell, Good-Bilf • Drennan:
'toward geed.
Pe.-•Excellentaanliel Millar: Bob!
hie Parrish.
No. on 011 26. Ave. "att. 21.2t
Those niarkedsinissed one or more
tests.• •
,11firti J. MacDonald.
8. S. Wawanoeb
.Easter Testa
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HiSei 02: N. Weatherbeed
77: L Mflie 74: K. 'rhorn 606. '
Forster' 67: -N. MacDonald Itio
P-rbidgui1lirk-,-11a-Ma-41-ortieetra05..t-,
Siitan 89: A. Millar 84. •
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'111,..ressible marks 006:4-4. Mil.
Eatie•ta paanlo.--81
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Nittfirgi" bald inn -tive-Atilotwo-f-
n, ways inak es conipensat ons.
le, Ow* eye- IddeS' sttilre'allif bd.
domes' strnger. if Me leteS tk
hoariest df one ear the dila heaemeti
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ter 878 F McQulllIn 830: N. McDon.
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-Pr;=-41.• 56'111-..-Wetrk
'Ct. McDonald 556: P.
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• MAFEKING
• INK Ind •Mrs. Eldon Taramley and
little doughtier of Chatham„ motored
home Friday' in '.their; new' De --Soto
eix, to spend Easter With parents,the'COrm-
Terw'sainley..
Mr., and Mrs:. George
Mr. Finlay Shackleton of Germania'
Miss Beryl Johnston _of Lanark, Miss
Grace Mike Of, Whiteeburch,, Miss
Alice' Shackleton 'of Warnock; 'Miss
Glare Killiatriek of Stratford and
Mr. Elmer Johnston "of Wingham are
spending the Easter holidays at their
• homes herd.
•Mrs: Paul 'Reed of Luckn,qw. is vis-
iting her daoghter,. Mrs. Thea. And-
erson this week. (' . • ,
Owing to the stormy Monday the
W. M. S. Thankollering meeting at
Hackettak church had. to ue postponed
until' Sunday' eieni#g at seven -thirty
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o'cleck. Rev. Mr. Whitfield will give
.an address and the Other part of the
program as 'before a:mot:need. We
hope,.lat_, better weather aondio
end a large attendance. •
Dungniknon''koung People's Society
Will be entertained by tile' Blake • Y.
P.S. On F'riday' evening of this Week,
program will be given by bun-,
gannon, -after' which there avill be
contests grotm ganles, and refresh-
ilientS, in the hell.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Andrew and%
Winnifred visited Mr, •and Mrs.- 8.
.kilaiatrick Friday evening.
Mei Laura Robinson,. of near 'Bel -
grave Visited Mrs., Henry' Horton
Sunday.
Miss May Saunders is confined to
bed with' an attack of pleurisy.
Mrs, David Sproul end Miss Clara
of Dungannon called on Mrs. Satin.
dos Friday. .
nytitio cogiyiissioN •
•XcTivt IN 1926.
.fiveVAn
threaglieat the 'Dominion' in .1028* 1i
itatienzing etifinerOial•
mailatid and 'indnatrial use 'the water,
tit_r4retitiiree8 of the country 550-
000 horst
tUally and brOught into use
dttrini
Many atlier pject ider iory
er planned, toliielf willresult in. 1,200 -
*NO hOrge pwr boing dev#1ere1
the near ruture.'vie total
istalia-
tlon nete, erkeeedg' Ave Mitten hOtle.
et• ordinatit ininimetri
OfitS at' 49 million, 0141 g4tlieOr
:atalltitlilit ardinary..'elx ineritlias
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THIS WORK PAYS • •. KINLOUGR
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From time to time' the expendita ••••.e.
• of public .health alepartinents • r
questioned '�n' the grounds that he
• iniproved health conditions, :Which are
adMitted, are' not -• the result .of
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work of the Health •Department,lib4
are due. to Other fnctors.. Ver.y -o(ten
this qubationing is put in. Rich a .tivey:
as to Make it. appear that public
health • authorities had denied -di -On!
fluence of other 4ctors upon heth.
conditions,awhich ia ha no MeariLtrtie,
As- a matter of convenience and for
practical purposes, the _work' of ,a
health, department has certain limits
as has' that • of 'any other deparment
. in the go; erninent, However, as tile
health of • an individual is di-rectly
influenced •by many conditions. Whieh
do• not ...conic, under: be Health pe.
rtnient, jt naturally :iellOws 'diet
the Heath ()deer and other health
workers 1111...ve an intere:4st in many
things for which they pre not. directly
responsible. it is: fairly obvious •to
anyone -that peverty• and sickness go
hand' in hand,, and no on- vfj11 deny'
that the improvement of . economic
conditions, provision for the care of
indirentS,' indeed, that the whole field
of social welfare does, rut influence
the .health conditions. Similarly, tows,
Planaing, .proviiions for ,Playgroands
aad' other ,facilltias • which ninae° pos-
sible • healthy ihonles in Lealthy sur-
rntraga,' are iniportant• from heath,
standpoints . .. •
Admitting. all this, the fact re -
ns that the activitiei carried Oil
directly tinder health departments do
result, in the saYing .of lives and awin-
rease in the health of.the community
The best 'resultsare ebtrined when
eonoine and other denditiond are
improved as 'a result of publie health
wet*, -e'f'n where. there is no chanie
of --)-ertfeKiti: Making:
deaths., Infants deaths. preventable
sicknes4 and da-- and -lark trimaltki
are by no means rare in tit° homeOf
broniud pre;
iffinfiglitiiTiratiigten ore
heeded both by, rich and onor,The
Itertonditute-of .13046th -rt.
pe -capita, is 1,460Wean itiinniunity
health oXnentlituras represent aTi mea-
-ettl'e inatiratifea etleaallig:ell-- 8400
itre Comruhty.
-Questions coriceritte
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a Ansociatien, .184 Celleae TM-
•Ott.0, Will 136 'altswera• lie/lonely
.by l'ottpr,
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i•-• Mr. aria -AIM Lockhart and family'
aecbmpaniea by Misses Blanche Hal-
denby and Laura Bell. moteredfrom
Namilton ' to spend . tlie''ho!idaye at
their homes here, • ••.. •. . .,
. A Inrke number ;•attended the sale
at Mr. aas Murray's On Tuesday last,'
alr, and Mrs. kurray iaaeed moving
-to Teeswater in the -near ,future7 •'''. •
• Miss Helen • Murray Wha has been
attending school at .- WaterdoWn IS
spending the holidays under . the
parental roof. • ' , - •
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Mr. And Mrs. Jeo. Barr and/twhi.
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babes of Helyrood 'spent Sun y with
the latter's. parents- Mr.: a Mrs.
Wm. Percy. • . ' •-
Misses Edna and Mae Boyle end.
Grace Haidenhi epeet. Sunday after-
noon with Mrs. (Rey.) Townshend of
BerVie. ' • , - •
Mk. and -Mrs. Wilbert Haldenby
and ' 4 Erie' 'of • Toronto are visiting
friends -.here during the holidays. '
;The, ASP.A.win -iiiret on the -,ev-
ening 4 April lOta at St. Matthew's
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'S e:014 Herb
emedy fat
•. Kithieys
Rich in those healing herbs
• Indiana
People so crippled by Rheumatism they
couldn't walk have taken Gallagher
kidney` Remedy' and got • well. It is •
wonderfullY healieg and .cleansing to
kidneys. Comes right from the heart of
Nature. ,• •
" Throbbing backaches, 'dizzy awns, rheu•
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matic pales and nagging bhdder its •
are usually caused by inflamed kidS•eys. •
Gallagher's herbs ocean ends these ills. ,
It is one of Jame Gallagher's famous
50 -year-old Herbal Household Remedies.
Soltt now by ' 37.'
E. McKim,- Lleknoi/5.'
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• NeWs Spreading
Prom coast to coast that Mrs. Syailla
Spahr's- Tonsilitia is. the most success- . • •
-a remedy. to treat. Couga,;Branchtia; .' • •
WhpPirre- dough: -Colds' 'Catarrh,'
Sere Throats --and Tonsil ills; - •
lY, guaranteed: ,.A. E. McKiin
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LIGH1 DRMT, STOpTG, ERAME. COTYPAYIENT
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stg AtiouT ili.ATOR. PLOWS, TRACTOR
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