The Lucknow Sentinel, 1930-06-05, Page 5a
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Hundreds of web z ble faro' buildings ate destroyed evepy
Xear b' rightniog +od aparki from nearky firex'landtng Sion the
roof. But ;hers u .nagariray YeYellcan scents .lifetio,e, protection
• from these her hada: mply roof ivory building with RIB -
ROLL, They will r&an.be,immune to fires sausad by flaming
brends and burning m
•bar+. When •properly grounded and •
Qtu
• .!P with Pa ataa 'Yendls a.
r-iaccording to rhe Light.
lung� • Am+-:dlh lightning.. You wilt have. a, roar gives Ouster and seopomy:
' •Pib.Rell Rooting
• is the 'sheet with *mare tib,=s nail• every • five inches. Mud.
W CounStandard, cil Sard rtweifttadons • Semis in 'big slfeets.
cloy'And'insitpsgaiw'to lel, on new or, over old roofs...
$scare Nefria lifet*Dia.• •7 .t for hgriin; buas,'.*heda, Wait"'
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Use Led•H(IRd fail:.
By win"' Preaton I.ED-HED; nails you eliminate "the' tediotiti. .
, •4 Jo of duwin� dheed ,Wuhera:' 'E.yeay` nail hole': is •
^pe ectly . sealed,. Malang ',At 'waterprggf, ruaaprecif- .and •
O'.'4Paeherroof.
Preston lfentila#ion. •
' No Ptoses vent latsd'bun'has even been,reported',
burned 'because • of spontaneous comi,uation.
Prs*toa.Bst a Ventilators for roof; •adjustable side
windows, „led' spadeus doors protect (rent Spon•
caecal} ignition by' keeping the air in const .nt
eirc.ltlia-. Weirs for particulars.
Preiiin' hales Deer Hardware•
Preston bot-gatvsdaed foor.wheel .Hangers and
bird:proof Barn Doer Track are • so easily erected
tbac hundreds of builders Will use no other style.
Best in Canada for hoot,t .barn' doors. The
Hanger is adjustable s and down. inside and'
•parr,. ,
ltrVat7ne !bortFAWN .erriadaa' ShiJa nr a`Li Solna os.
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OVER f 000..1N ONTARIO
Pleas*
send free
booklet with -•
in formation.
about Preston
Steel Truss Barns 0
Rib Roll Roofing
Led Hed Nails 0 Cheek
'-off`pro'ducc"tu wluSti yi5ii are"" ":
interested.
LIGHTNING HASN'T DESTROYED' ONE ; Name.. ...
Address .. • •••••..:
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kiNLOSS• COUNCIL MINUTES
lioness' Court 1i 'at.t.L on 'lay 28th.
1930, at 10 c,'di r" 1:.•Th iber; .all pro
sent. , Minutes of .la;t nleu' int* rem'
:end adopted. .:cls: 1'<tt?r 1: Kinnon.,•
claitll, of $4,00 ft,r ':. •b� tilled -a,:(
damage: by •do,•F nae aril"'.red 1i:iit
•`'re(' Jr r,1, 1r;1•,,,pd to,r",.'e'v'•$1.80 fo:
inspection
Moved hv= T ilin4t and •,?fcQueen
►alt . 41„ r ,,.;„ ,...., , ;.. nr,,,t• on the
. Gaunt, Laid• w Drain.' heing read; .,it
be. provisionally, adopted, and the
Clerk have the By-laws prepared.'The
Court af' Revision on the Assessment
Roll, hating ;u,r•ivcd, and. the members.
being duly sworn. Mewed a:y Melntoshg
and Huston 'that. the ,be chair- •I
man of lye Court: '1'heoe appeals were:
t} a.c,.(:'lellk's hands, iz. Ill., S. ('arrip•'
!roil on Lot, t•5.. (•'on. 74 P. A. Mi1rrrrly
tri hot 1:1, Colt. 10 and Garrett Swit-
r..on 1;ot. b ,1 1,
i,.< 1$c•Tn n,'' and Huston.
that. the appeals 'of D. S. Cainpbet
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and '(t, ,ii nett Switzer, be not sus' Ore. d
olid tu.ail •N. A. .,.L.�._, y, . .c; (#
•$2UO:Gj.
• ir'u,,:cl b.; Lei:o:.t 'andlicQueeh
that .:the Court be now closed, and
that the Assessment Roll as revised
$.be,1¢taken15as a basis of all rates, for
the year 1930, And that tlie'assessor
be paid his salary and' expenses of
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Moved by Elliott and . `McQueen
that' the Ci ek advertise '.iit the Luck-
nouy. Sentinel the .' letting of the Mc-
Leod Municipll Drain• on .Saturday
Jane 7th at 2' o'clock ;
Moved' by Meliitesh 'and . Hinton,
that the Clerk also.. advertise, ,for
tende.rs4 op. the ••'Laidlaw McGlynn
Municoiral 'D:xain.,. ,,,
Moved by, McIntosh;' and ' Hu'gton
tlaat,U'xe Erilriueer`S r•eiiort on the ICin-
loss And 10near'dine • Munieipal' Drain
be read • at the Hall, H.olyrood' on June
23rd,' 1930, and that theCl'erk: notify
all, p:-iities assessed in Kinloss ' •
• Mored by -Elliott and 1VI'kQueen'that:
the Clerk prepare the Ey-L ws : for.
Kinlo , ,'S11'06..4' the 'Elliott Muncie
pal Drain in East Wawanosh'and"that,
the Court •of Revision on.•the same':be
held nt Holyrood on June 23rd At ` 2
o'clock •
Mo ,:ed.' by Elliott and Htjston . t'hat
the Peeve:,' McIntosh And .McQueen be
a -committee, to: cohfe,r with the 'En-
gineer on Wednesday 28th• • M'ay, at
the Lott •Drain at 10 o'clock, -and at
the Rosso Drain later in the day. .
The .,ttee.ve • And Clerk having ' re-'
ceived tele:gr-ariis dated.; May 26, I.�.30
from Mr: R. (1 Muir of ih: D. ret: of
Highways; granting consent ' to a
chari'rre in ._the :Road :Supt„ it was
roved. by Elliott and McQueen that
we .i Tent their wire,. and that the
Clerk write the • Dept. ''stating. 'that
the necessary Ey-L'aw would be pre7.
Pared; and ..a c ny sent 'to them, as
soon '•as .a new Road ' Supt. was •ap-•
point..'d Mr.. McKinnon was notified.
aceordinly, 'the •change to take effect
at this date
Moved by'' : McIntosh ,and; Huston:
that the Clerk prepare the By -Law.
fort"s' nn,noi tn'ent'"of Rpad 'Supt
tit .:i s:11:;: v 'r,f $3.50per day..,
A'sn c it•l ,p cetinw• to be held 'at
Hohn acid < n _ll9ndj v;_,. 4.T. .12th, a, i
denling' with Drainage work,
•anti the n.A:t re riI tr..n-rept my to 'be
held' ' on Monday, :Tune 2?rd at,' the
usual,.. time, ,And :dace.
Cheg:ies issud. Road. No. 8, P. L.
37, ivninten:sore,• $9.97; Road -No. 8.
P • L 318, Snow roods. $14,9n: Road.
No 15: P. L. 39.. Snow and ; Mainten-
ance. 133.151; R^;,d No 5. P. L. 40.
Grading •$1-`2.58'; Rond No. 6, P. L. 41
'Grading', $2:5.05; Road No. 12, . ;P. L.
12. M:,intenarrr•e. and Snow. $x0.90;
Road °No; ' 20; P. L: 43, Mainterttnce
and Snow, $7,.85; •Rciid No. 17, P. L.
14, Grading. Sonn7'Rnad Nn 1.. P, L.
45, Grading' $15.80; Road No. 7, P.
L. 46, Dragging,. $i00; Road No. 5.
P. L. 47, Snow, $10.25; Reed No. 5,
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'I(X7HAT•a colourful array,.
v v and what a formidable
ane, were the crusaders who
fought to free the holy Laird
Tram the Saracens. Mail -clad
knights,with plumes nod-
ding from their burnished
helmets, rode forth on gaily
caparisoned chargers, eager
to break a lance with their
foenien.
To -day Brantford Roof-
• 'ing leads a crusade against
ugliness and the Fire Men-
ace. 'Brantford Asphalt
Slates with their y.ibrant
colour harmonies are anish-
i:ng forever' the drabness of
old-ishioged roofs.
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Btlt'they are doing more,
than' giving unsurpassed
eauity to roofs. They are
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reducing Vire Risk ;to a neg-
ligible quantity.-, Flying
sparks and flaming brands
cannot ignite t1;ese slates:
Nor Can the elements
wreak damage upon !rant- .
ford Asphalt ' Slates which
are impervious to rain, sleet
sun and -snow. They will not
curl, bulge, shrink or 'swell.
Their'.strtngth' and beauty
refnaxn , utiditniniShed year ,
after .year...
Arrange TO-DAY,tothave tiles
handsome, massive slates ajp'plied
right over your old"roofg This may
save you hundreds of 'dollars: in re. :
pairs to ceilings, wall's and interior
decorations.
Write for your copy of the Book-
let "Beauty with 'Pitt Protection"
a comprehensive treatise on' the
proper type; design, finish and cc lotill
for your roof. '
kke*Acfitci 1t k4ta4 C4,4:. l.ideitrd Hod ettli tAlid l+erton`: Brantkrtl; Ont. . • '
Iltaticb Oftwo. sod vreopi.wmie 'l v4"itis et'tndror R'einipeg. Iiia+retreat, Halitrw Sint J.:ha, IN,e. raid St. John'%'% Nal
Fort. ►1e :11y:01V/ �i'i MIJPi IE it SON
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THI$ SPREADR. :HAS TWQ S'TEE'L, BEATERS WHICH.
PULVER;IZD THE MANURE `AFTE'R •WiiI H If RECEIVES, A
.T'HrRD L'1JATI'NG ,A/sip IS' SPREAD, O`U i'. EVENLY sIBLYOND:
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TIKE WEL LS1 BY TH:E :WIDESPREA. SPIRALS
TRIS' SPREADER. IS I'i'l`TED 1V'I?'H ROL4LE4 • REARINp•S
WHI( II MAKE "1T VERY LIGHT :IN DRAM' ' '
IN THE SELECTION bi';A SPREAHE12, JUSF,TIIE Sit:ME
A'Sz IN TFIE`E','SELECTION +Oi! ANY ;,OTHEtt' MACHINE, ' THE
'.CHOICE SHOULD BE, BASEL) `' .ON '..Q,UALITX F.,FFICIENC.Y • Ili '
QPERATION, AND :DEPENDABLE AFTER SERVICE --,NOT. IN•.
SEE, 'THIS• ;SPREADER .,IJEI"'ORE BUYING, 'A'T
W -ND- - 4,s
P. L. 48, Culvert; $3 50; Road : No 19,
P. L. 49, Culvert $2.6v; Supt: Salary
P. L. 50,133.00, J. R. Lane, Postage,
telephone, , expenses , to Tuxnberry
Council re Lott .Drain, '$11.00; '!'hos:
G. Gaunt, .Postage,' Excise supplies,
$5.40; Municipal World, ;Sui,ples,`
$2:51; Peter McKinnon, Sheep killed
$30.00; John McLeod, inspection, 1.80:
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W." Colwell, ' part ,,salary,"115.00;
Angus' McIntosh; • part salary, $15.08;.
Richard • Elliott, part salary, $15:00;
Jas. G. Huston; ,part chary, $15:004
.Adam .McQueen,, part salary,. $15.00;
Thos: G. " Gaunt, part salary. .$2 5.0)
J. R. L.'ne, part' 'salary, $50:00; J. R
Lane, Clerk's; Fees.•sereing By -Laws,.
--baidiaw; -McGlynrr .Drain ; W,-$l-8;00ei:•"
C;onerani. lr r e ' „'H R- K. %Bea+nri �y
$3.15; . Leti ` Boyle, Salary Assessor
and expenses
At 'a apedafineeting called by the
Reeve for Saturday evening at 7
o'cio k for the purpose of appointing
a Road Supt. All .members .present.
It was moved hv .Huston and. Mc-
Intosh that Alex McLeod.•be appoint:
ted i id Supt. for the 'township, of
Kinloss . during the pleasure Of th
vo,'uc14• , -
Mr.' McLeod's name , was . inserted
in the i; y -Law already drafted, and
the, By:Law .was read -a ,flrst,'seccnd,
and third time, and • finally. passed, .
signed 1.1,0 healed. .
J. R. LANE, Clerk.
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.,PURPLE GROVE
Mrs. Will Stanley and . babe of
L,ucknow spent .the week end with her •`
parents here. '
and 'Mr; r;c:i Scott irotored td
Niarmi'aPd,,o;ther ._Pc'nts last i Vie' _.,.� '.
14Irs. Tarres._W-1.,v;is• t d.. .
friends 'in• Toronto last
Mrs. James: Pollock spent r few
days in 1Detreit. • „.
The Ladies' A'ri Met 'at the hon .e• ,
of Mrs; Gawley F st week.
Mr. and Mrs. •!* ,.,_id St'erl:nn. !t1-•.
and Mrs. Lawrence Sterling and b:ii e
Thom son spent
Sunday at Tack .Emerson's. •
Owr-OF-TOWNCALLB- itlei{E.R AND CHSAPBR THAN EVER,
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She almost trembled
at the thought
Ening rates o,i "Any-
one" (statibd4.O-sea•
tide) calls now begin
at 7 p.m. Slight nates
begin at 8.50 p.m: just
gt 'e ".•.'ong Distance',
the number you want
=-11 speeds ttp the ser-
vier. 1/ you don't know
the distant number,
"Information" will
look ii, -(4) f r you.
Mrs. Kane was a timidsour--no doubt
about it! Modern- efficiency rather
terrified her. • •
She wanted so much to talk to her sister
in a town, 8o'mallet raway because a.friend
had told her how she enjoyed weedy
long distance chats with her home. But
she didn't ,know how to ga about it. ek
i"'there's nothing fo it," her friend
told her. "just ask .the operator for., -
'Long Distance' and When she answers
tell her .the number you want. if you]
don't know your sister's number, ask
Information' -it's so very simple."
Mrs. lune felt encouraged++ She tried
it out eine evening; found the operator .
helpful; and in two minutes, was talk•
ing to her sister and enjoying herself'
thoroughly,
And the call cost her 'only 4b cents-
the evening station -to -station rate ,(after
The Friday night 34nur1'ute. talk to her
sister is now an institution. It has made
-:. -such-a--drfferettee- to-know-•:she--r`sitir ---
,rear! And, Mrs. kane calls after 8.30 ".
p.m. now, at a cost of.`oely:25 oats..
the night rated
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