The Lucknow Sentinel, 1930-04-03, Page 1i'.
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12.00 PER YEAR .IN A4k)VANCEI : $2.6.0 QTHERWISE
L JCI N .. W ' OI T.:, THURSDAY,, APRILS Srd,1930,
SINGLE -COPIES 5 CENTS, ,'•
i?R. W. M. GONNEW+
Physician and Surgeon
Lucknow r
Hours: 1,30430 • 7-4'
'hone 86
DENTIST
Dr. MacLeod will ',visit Lucknow
evory:, Tuesday... in The Cain. House.
;DEN'TI'ST.
Dr. R. L: Treleaveh , Lucknow,-
sIlourse :9-12:A 14.,, 130-4 1)-111.
Phone 53. . X. -ray.:
W be •
Will '`
. . in Drin annon� every • bora
g .YT dal.
SLI: PAPER -4 full line: of 1930
Wall Paper ,on hand. Prices: consider-
able 'deem for 1930. I am also agent
for leading job houses. -R. J. Camer-
• on, ..Decorator,:Painter and Grainer,
x7'4
1 Luck now..
• FOR' SALE --A conrforcaute uwel'1-
ing. Apply to D. C. 'l ayror.
'(20-3-tr.)
SEED'BARLEY-Good clean O.A.C.
Seed . Barley for sale -$1.00 per .Bus.
T. H. 'Harris, R: 3, •Holyrood.
FOR RENT -Electric Vacuum
Cleaner.' with attachments.
: Wm. Murdie .& .Son.
- Farm 'for; Sae ,or To. Rent. Apply
Evelyn, Bowleg; 'R. R. '2, Lucknow,
Phone. 25 t.• •45.
(10-4-c.. ).:
FOR SALE -Two ' lots With house
•and barn :ongood corner, in ..Lucknow.
Information at The ' Sentinel Office.
White Leghorn Belay Chicles for
sale during April,'Mar•and.June ,
' Mrs A.Ciiften, Lucknow.
FOR SALE -,-Seed Grain, •' u.A.. C.
21 Barley 95c per bus. Good Seed Oats
•$1.00 per bus. N. E. ' 1susneli, iucknow:
Phone 106 J: ' or 106:W. •
(3-4-c.) •.. -
' Hatching Eggs from Bred to lay
F; tried .Rock Beet • mated with males
, great grandsons of ' "L'ad's Mir" wi/h
a , record of. '333 eggs.' Prices- on ap-
' plication. ' J .'M.' Greer.
(103--p•) '
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WANTED AT'I.ONCE-Two .'good
salesmen to sell automobile aecessor-
ies, calling on' garages every two
weeks. Apply to C. B; Allin,.
• Lucknow.
(27-3-.-tf.)'
LOST -In the Cain • Hotel Fires -at
rear (if :' buildin: -two wedding rings
in small -'metal. box -=Reward on leav-
ing at The Sentinel Office.
(The above. is.' inserted by Mr. H.
F. Dreyer of Elora who was one . of
the losers by ,the Cain House Fire.
' Good Clean Seed Oats for .Sale
Prince of Wales variety at 90c. per
bus. Also some good, clean yellow
'sweet clover with some. red clover
mixed with it at $5.00 net bus.
James Foster..
(;=4-p.)
GRASS' . FARM l 'FOR RENT -One
Hundred ,AcresN r/a of Lot 4, Con.
'" 8. E. D. Ashfie+d: An ideal pasture
,y#arin. Most rif this farm wasseeded
stews, in 1928, For fimll lmrticulars ap
• ply to '3,, C. Stothers, 490 :Oxford St.,
.London, Ont. •
;(10=4=e•)
CASH MAKES NO, ENEMIES
We, the undersigned; will conduct
'business' only on a strictly Cash
basis, on and after A,pril,15, 1930.
Mt outstandin'r accounts must be
ii set 'ea ..or before the above date.
(Signed) R. J. •Button.
11 • J, L. MacMillan:
11 - (3--4-c.) ._:
"b ' AUCTION SALE'
F. SOC. Peterson. Let .St. 'Con. 14
• 'Post Wuwenosh-1A mile east of
Whitechurch, : wi11 have se A uction
•• gate of Farm •.-Stork. 17, heed cows
sled young cattle, 3 Iressd °olds, 5
''head horses" Friday. /1r'il 4th, com-
menting' at one o'••"'1‹ P M.
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,;.Mat, .Gaynor, Atic.,
4 3--4-; is l
FOR .SALE •
'Rens?T).:,.'- r1 ieks. elR.n,i
TP,. h"r""",1. till;.re teeser.n Baby
Chicks a14.00 tilt; lnirdred. Two hun-
dred "- s er• 'kinds $1 01 .p
ix
hundre1 •Tesrt. }latching' eggs $5.0
ner" 1,..,,470 ('./r''"1 hitt^hing dee;
four r'c•. ts ..n„ err or four 'hundr"
set ftv $15.00.
New and- second-hand incubators,
slid •braode'rs at ,.hn''-.sin prices.-
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ret yor+.r or'dor , inrow and get
aeliverywhen von wont fhe:it. have
'Sem-ease v )arching' tapaeity. Call
'Sem-eased
write et rhnne
image ;Ire -needy. Whitechurch, Ont.
Phone 61'1-42. Winrlinm.
(11---3 .tf.) '
ltllfiMlE YONSON'S YOB
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pi ear!nted in . said
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.. a'
everting of 'Attir71 4th. The playa � .
t, be' "very hu''n`orotis, tend the dist
Vaae$nt ben --.of
slaws t great success,
A' number of rural' sebool reports'.
received this: week are unavoidably„'
held over. . ''•
hgone on a visit to
•Mrs, Fi�neY aa,,� v t
her .former home-. at 'Bright" and •
Ex . n Itt Furnace' Fills House .With Smoke
will be away until Easter, • ' p�Q81�0
Mr.Malcolm 'Webster of:town has _ ._. ... .. --- '= _ .
gone to Leamington where, he will
be ,employed for the summer. ,
Mr J 'A. Mallough' who spent the''
past .two week3 in they ,Forest
City
(Lodon)retud, home the ether day'
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.Fire �4stroys, Cai-
n tous
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with anice•sex •Bedsn
Mrs. T, ,H Alton has, returne&from
London and will , be 'here until 'Easter;
When shewill return to the 'city until
• thesummer schcol vacation.
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Mr, Alex McCarrol ,has returned:
from Mitchell where he has been the
Oast Year 'and be and Mrs •MeC,arrol
again occupy their hope • here.
Mr. •James Culbert has taken 'aver
the ' Cockshutt iinplement business'
here and is alloying into Mr. •Little's
Store, just west of Rae & Porteous.
The two local meat s
announce that. business(,";,
by them after April
basis only.. Let the g
.Mr: and Mrs. Wm.
daughter, Jane, attende
Of Mrs. McNall's cousin, Mr.. Thos:
Johnston at'•Bluevale„ Monday of this'
week., .. '
• Mr: and Mrs: John . Blake who were
in . Lueknow during the:winter Months:
have gone to reside in . Win eham. Mr.
Blake is taking up florist work with.
Mr. • Graham. '
ek
;done ..
cash
go' on.
1 and
funeral.
Game Warden Ira. Toole of Listowel
and R J. Moore; of: town are about in
this district with:, a.. view to enforcing
the law in regards to. those :who are
keeping live anin'ials, having fur out
of season or 'trapping without a lie-
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The Indians: accused of entering
Finlayson's• store a .couple of ,';weeks.
ago were to appear•befere Magistrate;.
Walker in the Town Hall here yester-
day„(Wednesdayy)• afternoon.. We gc
to press too early to •report . the out-
come, but; that' -is pra-tie"''y settled
as: the 'accused have admitted , the',
. charge. • •
Mr. and 'Mrs. , G. A. Jones :.of Mel-
bourne, Australia, ' were greats of
Mr.' and Mrs. David Scobie, Friday of
last week. They are' a aging couple
just married before leaving the Is-
land Continent and are. ' on their
'h'oneymoon trip to England, and will
circle the'e.irth by the •time they are
back home 'again. Mr• eons is PT.
Englishman who went to Australia
a.few vears afro to •ortranize the busi-
ness of . the Shell Oil Co. in' that
.Dominion, and *'e •'•ono^.' bride is b
native of Australia. The trite home by
wayof the U. S.•'and "Canada .was'the
Company'e wedding gift.
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TESTING- THE WATER 'WORKS
In •order to learn exsirtlar what oar
Present water work's will' do the' VL •
lage council had an . alarm turned in
'+R�„dam•• - ^'rtpr"nnn • rn,i the' fire . 'bri-
gademade.a run with the hose real
te. fiilverwnoire Creamery. Pressure
in the W. W. holler was et 75:;lbs.
as high 'se is ' thn'm°ht safe. -and all
it Would do w :s'. to threw Weer about
eight- feet 'his. One line wo+ild send
the -water up '16 or 16 .feet. Tests
Made "at the T'hle. Factory, Stewart's
Mill and at John Joynt's residence.
nave srhnitt t3'e .a...,'p r" '1tsr=-the
force being reducedas the line of hose
was lengthened. ' •
Chief Moore• said that sort of force
was no use at all one a' fire got
under way, and fire will alhveys get
quite : a start before :water can • be
brought to an outlying place.
AGRICULTURAL: SOCYETY,
ANNUAL MEETING
As. 'there was some 'irregularity
about the "meeting of'the Lucknow
Agricultural Society held on January
24th. and as objection had been taken
tp this. meeting, anpther meeting, re-
gularly
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gularly ealled, was held on Friday',
March 28.
After explanations had been made;
the . regular business of an annual
meeting was taken up -receiving ,of
the treasurer's report, the election of
•ofreers. etc.•
The 'treasurer's 'report sho+ved a
substantial cash balance on hand, and
¢"e hoard of directors are out to make'
+he annual fair ee'ral to any they had
it 'the past:
'The following officers were 'elec ed:
President, James ' . Lyons; Sr.: First
Vice -Pres:, Peter Writ Ion, Second-
Vior-Pres., J.acoh !tenter.
Directors for Kinloss, •A. 13. McKay..
1). Cnrrutliersi. For Ashfietil: John'
Farrish, Geo. Quitter: For West Ns.
wannsh, John McQtiiliin. F. G. Todd:
, f w .. t. Robertson R.
Tsar Huron, S e ar E ,
Met -ties for I.nelrnnw, Geo 1-T. Smith.
Associate direeter's we:0 n''nr'ointed''
es follows, Kinioss, S. •A. Carnoehan,
1T. M.'nthers, `A. McQueen; •A: Ackert,
Faris: Mallets:. •
i For Ashfield. '1'. A. Corer". Ewart.
T':vier. J. R. Hackt+t, Kelso McNay,
m: H'elm.:. James Alton,
West Wawanesh, Wm. MCCuillin.
a. Salkeld ' :Gee. Kennedy, W. A.
y, y....
G. A.• Giver. A. Gaunti, - •i ..
�'lll;le`t`s , Cr'
Rutherford, Fred McQuillin. , ' Lorne
Woods.
n Fred' Nlarti't9a •
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Hd1off: , n.
A. P ..
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• S,SitN. A.' E. Buswell.Buswell.swell, W. E..'McDen-
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nil, W.E. Henderson, ' 1. Congram,
w -i.. Andrew.
Lader diraetors of 1908 were - re-
appointed.' '
Nothing , Saved.
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: The Cain ouse�Luoknow s :last
hotel -was completely destroyed„ by.
firewhich started, about eleven o'clock
A.M. '' last Friday, : .
The de 'truetion• was complete Prat.:
s p gip.
tically nothing •saved. -The proprietor,
his, wife and ', assistants, and a few
guests got out •with just the clothes
they had on -without even their hats
An oil -burner furnace installed last
fall,' .which had just been adjusted or
repaired; exploded, - flIing' the• house'
with basement to 'attic 8'a.s and
d.
smoke' so 'that, everybody got out at
once as they:' 'ere..: The smoke' re-
mained in;'the house so dense, and
the fire .which at once' started, made
such rapid,•progress' thatit was lira-'
possible for anyone 'to: re -ender the
house. to get even a grip or clothing
which' they' new to he near the doors:
This condition also greatly hampered
the, 'firemen could not get inside
to attack the fire at •, close ran!ge.
Dense clouds of sn'oke poured', put of
tbe windows and doors, and a few.
minutes the. whole interior was on fire.
' Before one o'clock the east :wall
fell into a '-small, lawn on that side,
some ;of the 'bricks smashing'. win-
•dows. in- Bollyman'pu bakery building.
Fortui' mately:•.the 'wall ' had' 'braided
somewhat, and much of it fell close
in:, A half hour' later the west wall`
fell in the same 'way, leaving only
the •frontand back ,walla standing:
'As the roofb'urnod showers of burn-
ing piece's.. of tar roofing fell on near-
by buildings, which fortunately ' were'
eoverefl with snow'or :were 'wet.
• A minute after. . the• explosion the
fire alarm was blowing and •in a very'
shor%` time two 'streams •of water
under "fair _'pressure,•wereqlaying on
the branding: -Mr., Bell, had' a good heard.
of steam. -up,' it was a 'down -hill run.
with the hose reels,,. and ; there was • a
isfdrant right at the :burning. -NOM-,
ing. All this ,made for t`'(re very best
the water works could do, and on, the'
.,ole the Ore, • bri de• ' e t,` a o0
wh, h reg ga pet upgood
fights but the "iiripossib lity 'of: gett
ing:• inside the building and :the, • burn-'
ing oil made the 'fi'ght•.hoPeless from
•t#rebeginning. . T �l
e fire '•however,;• was•
kept in check, somewhat, and ' steps
were taken toprotect near-by.'build:,
ings; There' was.• little, wind i d -this'
with`the snow and darnpaness preven-
td a .conflagration ,which might have
gone any distance': It was clearly, • a
case of "might have !seen, worse:"
While wa ere
th s danger ogtr of the . fire
spreading'. to . other buildings, 'a call
:was sent;.. to Kincardine' to send ; as-
sistanee . and in '.about an hour their,
splendid motor fire truck 'with a. num-'
ber of igen arrived. Fortunately their
services ,were not required: Tiie hotel
buildiig was already demolished and;
there was no 'danger .`o other 'build-
in'gs. However the neighborly 'itct of
the . Lake -shore town is ' 'appreciated
by Luckntw residents.
• Before' darkness set in the firemen:'
:had by using a cable pulled •down the
front and .hack walls.• both, of ' which,.
luckily, fell into, the basement.".
We understand:. that the loss on
the building and furnishings', which
belonged' to Mrs.' Cam, now irl -Mans
treat,' is fairly well , covered by, in
surance. s '
Mr. Stulibert, who has been opera-
ting the hotel since Jack.Cain left had
no insurance on his '"stock of tubae-
co s, •cigars; :soft drinks etc, nor on
his and his . wiife''s personal belong-
ings, . all of which were lost.' •
The lovtter, stories 'of the Cain..
House were built about 50 years ago,.
When there were .few brick buildings
in the village. It was occupied by' two
stores -one hardware, the other gen
eral and, :was owned' by Mr. McIntyre,
who ,in •1892 , sold the block to' the• late-
T. F. Cain. Mr. Cain: had a •third
story added, and the whole building
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remodelled for the purpose of an' hotel
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DEATH OF AN OLD 'RESIDENT Help Appreciated
•• ' The Lueknow .Flee Company wish
Following an illness which confined to express their appreciation • of the
her to bed for the past two . rears, assistance they received. from. citizens'
Mrs: Cameron; ,:widow. of ' the late
Kenneth Cameron. died tit her home:
here on Saturday last. She had suf-
fered, a greet 'teal from rheumatism.
for almost ten years but was able to
be about until • two years age. She
was 84 years of age and 65 'of 'those
years w.die spent ie Lucknow, dur-
ing all, of which time she 'occupied
the hoose in which she died:. ,
The late Mrs. Cameron was born
in !Winch Township, Wellington'
County, her mtriden name being Annie
MacKay. In 1866 the was married to
Mr. Kenneth Cam'e,ron . who at that
time had '"a carriage_ and wagon shop-
here, occupying the building in• which
the marble works are now: When sthe
large
large factories started Making., wag-,
ons 'Mr. Cameron vent to • North Das'
Ikota, where `he 'died in 1881; leaving
his widow with t+rvo sons and three
daughters, all ,still living. They are:
May Es in. Aurora N. Y.: Alex ' in
Fairbank, Alaska:; Roderic Roderidcc.o in,
LtcknoW, Mrs. J. B. Cay. in oronto,
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Mrs: Wm. Stewart in Wingham.
Par, many many years, and until the ad-
vent of the 'professional nurse; Mrs.
Cameron • did a great deal in be'ping
the •sick when stich service was given
as a • neighborly act and without:
•har :e.'In this way she was very help-
ful
ful in the ,community. '
The funeral was on -Tuesday after-
noon to Kinloss cemetery; service
at the house being attended ''h" -^1y
of the family.. •
friends .
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.LI:1CI{NOITES IN; THE NORTH'
ter from. Mr • R. • Ca
r
eron
n
By a let �
who' is. spending a few weeks in Nor
thein Ontario we' learn ti -at Lucknow'
Arid vicinity has made a very substan-
tial contribution to the `intellect" of
that northern Centre, '1'in'Minw,. Ile
tellsus, for example, that On the
.
teaching staff 'ther'e is Mr. J. W. Tre-
leaven,. Mist W. -D. Rutherford. Miss
MMary MacLean; Miss --Ruth Mitchell,
ary ylYl .. ... '. �'.,. 1 �-
A Mr. 1'ightmhn front tact Wawa
osh is also on the staff, And not long
ago
Mite Garbutt,„
daughter of ttei.
andMrs. Cr.2trbutt, .who 'spent. lour
Years in' L tetC'now; resigne'd from the
outside, the company at the time ' of
the ,Cain House fire, and afterwards
in pullingdown the walls: Assistance
like tt is always very acceptable:
R. J. Moore, Captain:
Thanks
Mr. : and Mrs. E. 'Holiyman ' wish' to,
express •grateful thanks' to those who
„so willingly came to •their assistance
and rendered haip'at, the time of the
hotel fire. It was, all greatly apprec-
iated. . .
CAMERON GEDDES-
SCOTTIE MORRISON
These two former Dumbellartists
will give , the program at a concert in
Carnegie Hall the evening of Monday
April 21st. That ought to be good.,
Concert -at 3 o'clock, to be followed by
s~
dance. ' - •
This program will -be put en in the
interests .of the Band, as the Band
Committee will not be making ' a
'canypss for funds , this year.
OLD LANDMARK WIPED OUT
An old landmark on the road be;,
tween Lucknow ,and Holyrood disap-
peared Saturday night when fire de-
stroyed "the residence on one Of Alia-
ter Hughes'..farnis, once occupied .> y,
Tyndall Robinson, and at afl eerier
date by David Macintosh who died
last • week . at : Teesw,ater.' :
Mr. j7ughes was using the house as
a- maple syrup plant, and had; a mild -
ern evaporator set up in it: Ha:110W-
ever; is quite sure that 'there was no
fire about the place Saturday •night,
as t plant had not been in use that
loss:.The
is not serou. t.
i s as't
r
house was long Out of. use. There,the
was.
little wind at the time and a barn only
- a 'few 'rods . aw'ia'y dad 'riot' ignite. The.
light front. the Are Was plainly vial
i -'kn'oiv• and •cite ;a number
bit from Luc i'{
,
-motored out asit'was at first repott-
ed
ed' thatthe fire rwas in Mr. Hughes'
Mrs. 'Hu.. hes Were
barn. • Mr, and M g ,.
town, and on being. informed 6f' the,
fire inm•nwediateiy set, Ott.:for home.
'Nobody was knew•il'to e about• the
y
Place. and,
it has bee
n su ge
st
ed
that
the Are insy have • been the Werk 'of
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VIGOR TO HI
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USE OUR QUALITY .HOU E ,MADE AND'WIIOLE.'WHEAT
BREAD FOR GOOD",i(HEA.LTKI - •
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TWO , MEN SUFFERED • •
PAINFUL BURNS IN: HOTEL FIRE.
Kenneth MacIntosh, 'mechanic of
i• Stratford, and Jack ':`Haworth, ;porter
at the' Cain House, suffered painful
though nqt dangerous burns 'in the
Cain 'House,fire: Macintosh is 'in the
Hospital at Stratford and Haworth'.
is,' in the Winghem Hospital. Both'
are 'burned about the head and` hands
MacIntosh suffered .Much. ,more
seriously than Iaworth, and • it ;wit
at first thought that he had inhaled
gasPand possibly flame,;' but this. does
not appear to have been the case as
at last 'reports he, was getting : along
reasonably yell.
Maelntosh is anemplo.y ee of .the
Kemp' Furnace Co. who put the ..Oil -
burner in the Cain :House,' and had
come to ..nake some 'adjustments : to
the furnace as it had not been•ivif
gi g
entire satrsfnetion. Ne ha dimade such
adjustments' as he thoi ght'•neeessary:
had started the fire, and' .concluded
that ever',rthing. • was all right, and
goneto his room i
o on the. second floor.
. ;
'He . was there ' 'only a' short time
when the , ' explosion ,occurred, • the
force, being such thatit blew the re -
inters` out of the'. floors., 'M'cIntosh•
Opened the.room door to findthe hall
filled •'with smoke and gas: Miss Steepe
one of the employees of the:
hotel was Making her way to the back
.stairway :and told ' Macletosh: to - fol
low her as she knew the way. He
went back: into the room to' get his
overcoat and ,cap, and returning to
the door• , found the place filled. with
,flame through which he could not
Bass. It was• there that he got his
head and hands burned. He then 'open-
ed a window and ' jumped. to" -the
ground, a drop `of over 20 feet. There
he was discovered by Joe Hasse*
who ehaneed to be about, and ' vats
taken•to Will 'Douglas's house'where,
he got medical. aid. From there he
Was taken in Johnstone's ambulance
to. the Stratford • Hpspital.
Jack's stun is that 'he Had gone in-
to' the furnace • room ,with a shovel
Which he had been using. The furnace
appeared to be 'working all right,and
lie had reached 'the 'stairway on his
way out •when, the , blast came, filling
the place withh'flame and', smoke. 6Put
ting his: bands over his face he made.
his way out,but; his' hands ,ind head
were badly • scorched. After 'receiving
first aid, h, wast taken to Win'gham
Hospital,
While the ainbulance was on ' its
way to Stratford, 'Mr. Macintosh's
mother and wife, and a member o
the Kemp firm • arriv'.ed, here, having -
beep told 'of the .accident.. They, of
course, • impiediaetly returned to
Stratford on learning' that the injured
man ,bad •been jsent there: '
teaching stqf to be^orae the wife
df°
one of the au
.eces,�'£u1 isleh -
rE ants of asttte
careless or ill disposed, person
TiraRt n;. vyi o,vls'It013 the enCe.
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• APPRECIATION
Mr. and Mrs. Stubbert wish "to ex
press grateful appreciation" of the
kindness they received from the people
of Lucknow following their loss by,
the, hotel fire. They would especially
mention Mr, and Mrs. J. A., Geddes
who opened their home to them.end,
the merchants, in business . 'matters '
e been so' considerate. They would
have .
also thank the people- generally for
the measure, of patronage they re-
ceived while, ins business in Lucknow,
and •should circumstanees.permit they
would' be glad to be, again associated
with the town. .
NOTICE
Don
"'t . Meddle
eddle .With The Fire Fighting
Equipment
Parties taking for private use the
Mase 'Ladders. Wrenches, Buckets,
Pikepo'les or Lanterns 'or anything
else belonging to the Fire -Fighting
equipment for private' Use will be
prosecuted•.
By
order of Fire C'o. Captain.
QOT
E over 'b
odY
should kn
a
that when 'fire1fighting equipnets
s
needed it is wanted at once.' Hose out
of der, ladders. missing or wrenches
e.
citifies
� d
for opening utv ,...,�hYdrante lost •.
erlous 1oss..
1
-AMI
:F Y THEATRE
.:T iUR'SuAY plo.DAY Ai is/Wits
•. April ' 3-74'-5. . .
Laura: La . Plante & John Boles,' In
"SCANDAL"
COMEDY (Buster, ..trims' Up.)
Coming
Hoot . Gibson, : in
"BORN TO: THE SADDLE" , .
.a,
Coming; Special ' ''• • ,
. "MOON OF 'ISRAEL" •
un.ns Fertilizer
WHY SIGN"AN' ORDER. FOR
WHY
FERTILIZER, WHEN YOU'
CAN....- GET WHAT YOU, •
WANT' ANY TIME? "
MIXED FERTILIZER CON- '•
SIDERABLY 'CHEAPER
.'THIS YEAR.
- ' . • GEO. S. ROBERTSON. '.
ThePractical effect of
Sun .Life.Prosperity
No, doubt people
Sen Life Comnpat�'y.'s
wonder .how it\effects
on its policies.•:
example.from
pany's . leaflets.
a 20 Year . En
ing $49.85 per
meats, will' have.
pany .$99:7.
The Compan
Face value, f
Profits "(divi ed
ally and 1 t '
cumulate on basis
present scale)'.
Maturity Dividend
Total .. ..
START YOUR.
WITH :a $500
• .' ON THIS
'Who, read of the.
Prosperity,as
the returns
He is an . actual
'one , of' the Com-
' Aerson taking
owment and pay-
annum., for 20. pay-
paid the com-
1 • ,` •
Will Then Pay.Him:
policy:. ...$1000.
.nu- ,
to ac-
, of
.. 558.
. ..: 150.
..1 $1708.
ROY :OR GIRL
or a $100.0, POLICY
PLAN.
Geo. H. !Smith,
, SPECIAL /REPRESENTATIVE
Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada
Automobile
We sell AUTO
in other words
for all makes
closed 'cars,'
ote these
ing. prices..
• Single texture
"57" inches
grain ' finish
Per Yard
i'; Single texture
ity "54" wide
Per Yard '
Double texture
• grain finish
suitable for'
cars, for
Per Yard.
Double • t
heavy
want•comet
For Per Y
Best English
dish is the
Per Sheet
Binding, 'tor
Per Yard ...........
Superior
the kind that
used on high
Per Yard
Iii�fttet we
sale or • retail
everything
of Re -Covering
The: above are
Arillis
Phone .129---Wingham.
To
Owners
TOPPING -
RE-COVERING
of opened, or
' -
interest-
Auto topping
wide with dull.
for '
$1.15
in extra qual-
for
.. ... $1.45 ,
in Bright long
"60" wide -every.,
e -covering closed
$1.60
xt 're "52" extra
' orthosewho
ing h.xtraquality'.
rd : 2.50
.
Ce luloid (Eng-
best), size 50' x 20.
• • .i.... , • $1.15
,
•
. .08
qualitt BINDING
hic,es the nails
cleat ears
,21‘,.,0
, , .
s.
sell (either wholes
e.-
. anything' ' and
used ,in repairing
Autos :
prices 'deliver
Shoe Shore,