The Lucknow Sentinel, 1930-05-01, Page 8°:�3SG.73S1M.
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Spring,
Furnishings
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Ruined Curtailiis
Draperies ..
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,Swiss Panels; -
Chilntzes .& Sunfast.
'Fabrics
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KINLOU i{
Mr. Wilbert Haldenby of Toronto,
visited . during Easter week at his
hone here.
Miss Helen Murray of,Waterdown,
spent the. 'recent . holidays under the
parental' roof. •
Mr. and Mee Bert McLet a and Mrs.
M. McLean -gave � e returned home after
a •short. via t ;in Toronto:.
Mises Haze", Percy and Grace
• Haldenby spent. the week eed ,:visiting
friends in Kip ardine..
Miss Bell :He :Kt' visited fora few
'days' . last. week ' with Miss. Evelyn
McLean-
Mr. Grant .'MdLean Of Wingham,
with his sisters • visited his mother
Mrs. A. McLean on Sunday.
Mr..•ani Mrs. Win. Lloyd and son'
Ivan, of Lucknow. ,vi`sibed frieedst at
Kinlough on Srinday. • •
Rev. Townshend, of London took
the' services in the Church of Ascen-
sion here in the absence of Rev. H.
A,ippleyard. A, large snnmber was out.
to ' hear hurl and was inspired by the
splendid •sermon he -delivered.•
NEW RULES FOR MOTORISTS
ARE NOW IN 'EFFECT •
Official advise has .been received `of
the .following changes in the Highway
Traffic Act; .
An additional clause in the reckless
driving provisions. to.the effect that
baggage or persona -so placed in the
front seat of any motor car so as' to
impede the driver's central. will leave
'responsible persons lisble to a charge
of negligence.
All motor cars must • in the future
be equipped with windshield cleaners
and leer view mirrors.
Bicycles must carry white or amber
lights on the front of the 'vehicle; as
well as ered lamp on the rear.
The legislation making front seat
crowding a , nunishable"offense under
reckless driving laws, clearsup a
question that has been under discus-..
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sion for some time. The question will'
. not be ak to whether there were three
' ' or four in. the front seat; but as to
whether, the front. seat was crowded'
so as to ir>ipete the action of the
driver.
The, amendments beconto effective
at once, motet, league officials state.
FOR SALE
Barred Itncli Baby Chicks, $16.00
per hundred. •White. Leeliorn Faby
Chicks, $14.00 per hundred. Twa, hirn-
Bred• or over either kinds . $1.00 per
hundre4 less. Hatching eggs. $5.00
per hundred. Custom 'hatehine clone
"dour ,cents ner egg or. four hundred
set •for $16.00. .
New and second-hand incubators,
and brooders 'tit ' barg;tin prices.
Get your order in now •• and get
.delivery when • you want them. I have
increased my hatching capacity. Call
write or phone
Duncan Retitled'', Whitechurch, Ont.
• PPione 61-1.4•x, Wini;ham:
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A ItEIVIARKABLE-CROP '
In 1020 James °Meleitrick of Orton
in Wellington County harvested 511
bags of marketable potatoes off two
acres. The field in which this t'e,r.e-lir
able crop was growr'we's of a light
loam. The potatoes 'whi'ch were of this
Green Mennte'n variety., were•planted
ori' :i0 after a sweet clover pas.
ur'e find" peen turned under in • the.
fall along with about ten tens riff
b's rreyard manure per acre. ' An ap
j11ic&tfim or 900 ! OUrids',, to the acre of
d 8 16 commercial fertilizer , was
niade► after planting. Zile crop teas
apratyed .:for late blight every two•
tveelcet after the potatoes were ups six
0)11sight indict - • . '
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To 'The Editor ,- •=
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wuld••like �o .ask permission to'
use some 'of your weluab'le space, to
deal; with some features ;.of the $65,-
000 by law voted on eeceetl'y. By•;
letters that, hate appeared :the imp,
pression. has• been given that property:
owners in Lee -know are opposed to
giving Are protecction .of any kind
The vote • taken e es.:on Domnestir
supply xnd. Fire protection combined
there •was.. just ,once ballot and. the byt,
law, was ' defeated, but I do not, find'
ho 'are no. :willing. 'n toimprove
p
any' w a t l�. �,.
our 'fire -fighting• • equipment except
,those who.•v ant-' its oniy. in• connection
with • don.estic-supply: ,Those' eve ,the
eely''persons who•,are• standin •in.•the
o
wase f in beosiernent for. fine protect
• gen
tion , within ,. our ,means "'
We have had since '18$9 a systeee
-if water • mainssupplied with ;river
water by •means .of a steam •propelled:
Duni p.. Tr. s ..pure as in , ie• very, ,good;,
state of ' rep4 u•,, but'e :boiler is not;:
safe' to 'gilt 'a° sufficient 'head e,f
steam so :tare, pump is'at •a gdeat dise-
advanttige on that ,account . Be're
pl'aeing theboiler either .by ••• a new
one •ora •good ,second ea•nd• boiler, .al -
:so. ;installing. 'a'gasoline engine of 1100
horee,po.wer, Sterling .built, together,
with a centrifugal •. pump with a cap-
aerie .)of. •'600' imperial gallons per'
minute against et ppessure ;iif ,100'
.Iris, this pump ,and engine • can • be.
purchased 'fee $3600.00 F. Q B.
now. It,' is. an engine ,of ! 1400 tbs. •
shipping • weight: They are 'built
• principally' for ,Motor Paunches, but, a
.larger.per cent o this type of engine
.ire in use.•in Ontario than any other,
type, either for. Booster Fire fighting
units.in ebnnection-with`d. omestio sup_
ply,or.as.• it words-be-used•-isi ou-tWi
'case:.. In .' this way you would' have,
ewe, complete units It would ..also ! do',
away with. 'continually ,kjuin.i;ng; free.:.
.ns It' is, • at present.. The . • gasoline
driven' 'pump .equipped with • starter'
aiid battery .charger : ;would be. the'.
principle 'unit with. the' steam as auxr'•
Maier. in • ease: of break • down.
The
water sepply,' a surface pond,.'sueplied •
by a never 'failing 'spring creek has
a much :mere favorable standing•° in.
the ,eyes of inauran_e companies. than
'e system' supplied by 'only one deep
`well.,w hieh is considered a' very' w eak
standpoint even in connection. with a
standelpe.• . • •
Thee maintenance •oft this,twe' unit
system would be greatly ,.educed front
the present system, as the gasoline
engine would . only use fuel . when in
?,peration, and the boiler- would 'only
be fired 'occasionally to test • every-
thing, to ". know it' was in orders.•
The Engineer: in charge •would • be
satisfied with .a.' lower salary on ac -
if 'tieing relieved 'of the . drudgery. • of
zmtridling many tons. of coal and.••many
dads
of woodeach yea*. • ' • ,
• A" great amount .of' einphasis has
'seen• placed :on •factory • and' mill in-
,trance. That ,point can• be greatly
improved by installation of 'either dry
ir wet ,automatic• sprinkler system:;
with automatic' fire alarm attachment
connected with gongs placed in the
pumping• station and . the Engineer's
arouse; .This. would give instant aura.'
for him to start the pumps and it
also eliminates the necessity of -hay.
ing a 'night ,watchman 'at each mill
:Birt the • question is asked: hew. could
this • systene he installed. 'without A r•
standpipe? This can be, overcome unci'
js .working very satisfactory 'in other
places by means of _a • gravity. tank or
automatic pressure tank in the base
ment of each, factory or mill with
capacity enough to keep the sprinkle•
supplied until 'the pumps• in the,
• The cost of installation•.is•.estin'ate:'•
in this'way, a property ";else at $100
000.00 the .saving, ori insurance cost
will pay'. foe complete cost of instal'
latian in • five years..
• As for the Hotel 'proposition beim
held up on. account of Fire protectic•
and water on 'pressure in the Hotel
there has been a• supply .of water. on
pressure iii the recently destroys.
Hetel. for years,, supplied from a we'• .
on the premises. 'This was tested le-
git lahnrafbries • of the • Provinci.&r
Board'' of Health for the information
of Mr. Jack Cain and•pronounced good
The extentions of; the water mats
could- be installed and make ,them Stir
culating 'or a :Fire fighting treek wit'
'pumpey,•'chemical tank and hose '
carrier for water hosecould be per
ch,ased. The price of ,either would b' •
mtich,•the shine, and with' the aid of
a portable pumper '4 in. mains' Nee
carry 'sufficient water.
• = Years' Sincerely.. •
Stuart •1. • Robertson'
GUARANTEED BABY CHICKS',:
• Given .aperoved conditions we guar
antee our chicks:to be 80% •alive sn
thriving' . at 4 Weeks • old. Hatchet'
in a. modern, steam heated incubator
equipped' with air cleaning' cabinet*
Our priees,are right & tier chicks too
After I Barred Rocks White Leghorn:
May, 1 $16.' per 100 $14. 'per 10i
t'4ay 20 '$15. per 100 $13. • per 100
June 10 $14. per 100. $12. per 10f
One dollar' per hundred off if orad
ered one month in advance. AIso 81
per hund'red off for orders of 500 of
over!
J. E.. MctINLI :Y ONT
. • phone Heeeail '47 r • 4
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IlARIr CHICKS and
HATCHING EGG
0.A.C: Barred Rohks at $18.00 pe -
100, and 5•,C.W.' 'Leghorns ,'tt $17.0
for May. brags $5.00 per 100. Abev'
prices at the ferret, Reduction or
large quantities, All eggs set in' our
incubators s d'r sold for hatching art
roducet: from our, own • hens, on'oui
a`wn :-farm: Although• ear. prices me
be 'a little higher• than you mu bus
eisewhere,' they are' . worth • many
times,' the d"ifference-
I can also supply Royal brooder'
°stove's, feeders and waterers. If you,
are in need of any of these, better see
w;hat have
y� 0imrtelir R. R. No, 2i Auburn.
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,JUNIOR FARMERS AT 'ItuT,EY 0,ANADA S GREATEST; 4SSET IS
• -, .w•• HER 4HILDIiFIy:.
The Junior Farmers arts
Junior‘‘,
stitute of Ahis• districtenterleii,ed the
members of the feeding* ' clues, in the
Township ,Halh on the evening of
April lith.. Q. large crowd was.,.sent and a very interesting program
was enjoyed, The*chair was occupies
by Mr. Cordon eicKay:, who welcomed
the visitors, after which he called or
'liIr, L,•iwrenee Kerr, the assistant :d s-
trict representative #rani Walkerton
to addtess the meeting..A »aper was
;given by Miss Elanoh Cteemeng and
a solo by -John Carruthers. A curtest
in ,reading was then held, in •which
Frances 1Vlontgomery, ..•ind LaVonne
ierla '
• and Marie a '
D m ase gent took part
The latter' Weis ,awarded• the. decision
by the judges. In •4he violin 1� cgntest,
r: 1. ., a,. Munro, a$; Kinc . ,rdine wen
over .Cep. McDonald. The other ruin--
bers °elite grogeariewere: , i Louth or-
gan• duett by . Orville and: 'Marjory
Taylor of, Kincardine; recitation by
Marlon White and ,'step dancing 'by'
Mary 'Smith;,,:: _Short addresses, , ,ere
given by Miss Flora Duxrnin andr.
Geo. Kennedy. The winners of. the
various • contests will compete itt. the
musical festival to be .held' at Walker
ton; the latter part of May. . Lunch
was' served and .the young people en--
joyed a few hours . ofdancing..
BLUEVAL4-WOMAN DROWNS . -
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Mrs. Robert Warwi,'k, Moir s Twp.,
fourth .line, meet death' early . Friday
morning when eke fell down a cis-
tern on her, farm and was drowned
Awakened by the heavy' rainstorm
at about thijee' o'clock,. ,the won'nn
had left her bed and walked out-
ae
ide to discover tae "origin of the'
s •
.noise.' She .was apparently. unfamiliar
with theaocation athe cistern, which
had just °.been:'cempleted the clay,' be-•
fore, and plur}ged into it: The surface
of, the water was.several' feet hee.
low the top of the cistern:.Mr. War-
wick did not awaken until some ;time
later, to discever. his wife's absence;
He .immediately began a search,, which
,ended inth'e finding of her dead body
ii the cistern, Mr: Warwick. it was..
learned; •had been called by his. wife
when•.she was'first awakened1by the
noise of th'e storm.' Hehad remained
in 'bed' while she investig.'tted, falling
asleep while awaitingher return..
•Mrs'.. Warwick was about 55 . years of
age and• was the daughter of the, late
Ricbard and Mrs. Armstrong, of Mor-
ris Township. Besides her • husband
she is survived be three : daughters,
and 'several .sisters and brother.; liv-
ing, in this vicinity.—Listowel • Banner..
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' It costs nothing to think if,, you
:don't,. think out lord.! ,. "•
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A rough survey of H:urdn County,
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develops the, face .t there ate a .p;
proximately two hundred Crippled
Children in the County.
..: Expert: ,;Stirg,ical' opinion, and the.
'experience' of those•.en'gaged in help
ing • : these; children et other points,
agree' drat ,bout silty per cent. of
these unfortunates can be cured if
*given the proper attention,
This means examination by experts
S
followed._ b o r. •n
cu .e of treatment
a at e
Y
that the majority, of individuals . can:
„noel 'afford. ,
The tions Club of Gederich has'
undertaken; to raise '•funds, and hold
I- clinic at an early date where a
thorough' examination of these Shiga
rata Will he Made by ei perts, ,:withoet
cost to:. the' parents. • ,,.
As a first step towards raising, the
funds necessary to finance this Clinic,
the;Goderich Lions. Club are, netting
On . an old ti:iine A ,. ate& oth - Minstrel
show; ender the nersonal direction of
'Mr. Charles Meakins," on' Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, May 15th, 16th.'
O'
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FOURTH CON. KIVPI.O$S
Miss Catherine Robertson of Ripley
spent a day. Nut ileek with lies; fr wee
Miss Margaret Campbell,
Mrs. Wm: McKenzie .of: I.ueknow,
Mvisited . last . week with, Mrs. Walter
acKenzie. .'
"Mr. Jas Little returned to Bowman-
eille .the first or the we.. k:
Mr. and Mrs. W..1. Robb of Dun
•gennop, visited with Mr. .and . Ws -
ROM) recently.. ' -
MiseeMery Struthers. ,and • Mrs. •R.
.Struthers and children spent a day
with friends on the Fourth.
Mr.; and Mrs. G. Scott matured to.
Stratford the first of•the•„week :where.
' their ,,son: Russell. attends' Normal.
. end, Mrs; Angus Mcl ntosh • at.• •.
M y
th.•.fi.e• onTuesdayai.
tended :e n }•al , , „•
Mrs: Angus , McLeod '• on• "tee Sixth
`Concession. • :'
Yon Will .be asked derina' the next
few days, to .•aur-i,;rCe t.�t-�+
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The show itself is well 'worth. the
,price of admission, but we would ask
you to consider tee Worthy obiect for
'which this money is being raised and
if you find. it impossible to ,attend' or
any of the ,above dates, Bev ; a Ticket
Anyway, and .give it to some one who.
can attend.
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CREWE
Mrs. AubreY_y i i
ns.and son. Jackie
of Detroit are ' visiting her mother,
Mrs. Menary. -
Mrs: Wm. Cariipbell of .Donnybrook
spent the ease. week with her''daugh-
ter, Mrs..Crozier..
' 'Mr. and Mrs. Ben' Comfort and
son Ennis wll'o les snent."tee past
two weeks with Mrs. Bake .returned,.
to St. t •Catherines on Monday.
Y.
Miss Anna 'May Treleaven' spent
the past week. with friends at Belfast
and Lucknow. ;
Mr. and Mrs., Bert Trelenveti.' and
family spent Sunday,with Zion friends
Mrs. ,Raymand Finnigan and .else
Alma. Blake are delegates to: W.M:c,
Presbyterial at Seaforth on Wednese.
A number from here atteilided the
play in' Blake's ' all on Thursday,
evening J ' .
• Miss 'Rai y Kilpetr`ck• returned -to,
Rockwood on Saturday:... '
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kilpatrick of
.M.afeking, visited Mr. and Mrs. Matt.
Shackleton on. Sunday evening.
Mr. •Cecil 'Roel •and sister' Olive.,
spent tee •week -end in' Leaden.
Miss. Maigeret McDiarniid :returned
to Windsor after spending the •vacs:;.
tion with friends' here.
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v BELL TELEPHONE LINE MAN
DROWNED NEAR WAL'KERTON.
James Weir, known also:. as 'Scotty'
it Bell Telephone line ' man: was'
drowned in the Saugeen River about
four miles• north' of Walkerton, •on
Saturday. of last _week. He was at
work with. three other' ' men putting
up
wire •which crossed the .river. The
men undertook to ..melte the crossing
ina. small boat which they . were.
guiding by e wire f.ssteiied on either
bank. ,There is a strong current.; at
'the spot'and about mid -stream they
boat was overturned.° Scotty lost his
hold on the, wire and, beingweighted
With, climbing Sellas and toola such: as
line -men : parry, ".he was unable:. tq
make the bank. T•he other men were; S. Broadfoot,
of Seaforth: A. A.,Whitelaw-of Wood-
stock; Melvin Maybury •of Listowel.
Whitelaw swam to the bank'and eye
other two, succeeded` in hanging onto
the wire. Scotty .was seen to, go under'
,a short - distance. down . stream •
James Weir` was a native ,of Scot
land: He was about 21 years of age
and had not beep rem years In Can-
ada. He is not •,kno , n to have any
relations in -'this' country, and it is.
understood his parents are dead.
Funeral arrangements . were made
at Walkerton„ a service being held in
Knox' Presbyterian Church." on 'Mon -
'day, afternoon:.
Roy Varlatter, • divisional, employ-,
meet 'superintendent,' and a number
of ,other Bell Telephope officials went.
to Walkerton to enquire' into e
cause of the accident.
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and
FURNITURE ;
Refinished & -Repaired•
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All Colors•
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Made ..Like
PICTURE FRAMES
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:PAINTING, 'GIAIN1Nt''
,DECORATING
Mcoyarla
Painter & Decorator
It 'is doubtless' a •-happy marriage
if meta feel. sorry for the groom• and
Women pity the bride. , •
Static is an electric'disturbanee that
knows you have guests: to hear your
new radio.
•
'Perhaps; the oldest of superstitions
is the belief that it is bad luck to
have thirteen children.
ROGERS BRUSI -
ING LACQUER
Dade, while you wait, --far
itrvniture end triaa•drac.
• : .ROGERS POLISH ' -
A high grad, Polish for all
OUICKOTE
,lour Hour Enamel for any
ksiNvtor tlnbh.
..NEU-VAR'
A Pour' Hour Vanni for
gontirai ago. -
NEU-GLOS
Medium Gloa, Quick Drying •
Int rlor EnamelFiniih.
MARBLE -ITE
In a' dais by itself es a
Floor Veridth.
VVO0D.LAC. .
• VARNISHSTAIN1
A Varnish and Stain cont.
lined, for new *raid work: ;
•, ..._.NEtJ-•TONE . •
/woo Faint for Flo wall ' '
• Finish.
-GOOD Paint, Varnish 'or Lacquer, if properly applied, will, pro-
duce a'beautiful flnish•onany surface • You need not hesitate
to !attempt any painting or varnishing job, providing you obtain
the proper' product and' know how it is to be used • You are desirous
at times of doing over some article• of furniture, your woodwork 'or
your floors, but you hesitate, not being sure of your ability to bring
about the finish wanted -
IMPROVED SERVICE IN OUR PAINT DEPARTMENT
We have been careful in 'selecting the MARTIN-SENOUR° 100% PysE Iihne
of Paints, Varnishes and Lacquers, and are convinced we . can pass on.."
to our customers the best obtainable • 1The Martin-Senour Co. is just
as anxious as we aro that .you become fully acquainted with their
. various products, and have arranged for their representative to be at
our store on the following dotes to demonstrate and give complete
•Instructions on the application of'any'one• of their. products • Be sure
and bring in your pointing problems pt this time ••' We are assured that
advice of any nature will be gladly given.
• To further, advertise Martini-Senour Products in our locality, we offer you the Coupon
abelow • We dGthis, believing that those of you who -have not been in -the habit of
using' these high grade good's wh be so well satisfied after your 'purchase that
you will become a regular' paint customer.
9:9
UR 100% 'PURE PAINT
MARTIN -SENO.
+SPEAKS FOR ITSELF-
THIS COUPON ENTITLi5 ME TO
A REBATE
OF
25 CENTS
ON THE PRICE OF ANY MARTiN-SENOUR
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REMEMBERTHE DATES
May Oth & Ith
Coulson Redeer fable Orli De
- rnonstrat'ton/)aus Only.
Name
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