The Lucknow Sentinel, 1930-07-24, Page 41.1
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0lielled every ThurodnY morning
at trarknow; Ontario.:
MecKenzie. PrOrletai
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THURSDAY, JULY 24th, 1.930,
l'HE ELECTION ON MONDAY. •
• On 'Monday. next .the electora of,
OariadawLll choose a new (parliament.
Ass Sen4ally :the ,case, :all is in
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and anything may happen. •
Wheii•*, few weeks' ago the; disSe-
lutiOn,of perliaMent „Urea announced
and the' date :of an election fixed, it
looked ,,as though the campaignwould.
:"4.4Lt 7 Ford; TaperetUS tOs. with -the' thic er butts"
•„ . . . .• • • • • . - • • • • a more or less colorless' one- but
• , .• • - , , • • •. ; , • '• •rt ,has turned out; differently; • This is
due toe the prevailing• business deprea-
siCtn,,,arid'to the energy and orlterfeat
ability Of the leaders of:.;.theltWO
Main Virile& That it s ne.,shant af-
• fair Is indicated by the fact that there
are now 'nominated 645 candidates
for 245 seats, ,and that there. .are
only • to'.iiiembera elected tY,' steclain:
atian-41r, Gardner,- leader of the
Progressive group and Mr: Beerassa
who is pretty much a • free lance, but
giving pie: Liberal Party general sup-
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Bra'ritliird.,ROOF:tan be liiihi riihCalier'•
old woo il shingles. . ' .: ':, ' .„:' . .:.:. ' ."4..... ., :•• ..- .
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Get Flrentiord Big Butt Slates on your
and''.then see you'. fire ,insurance'.
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°agent about
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hinations; you can have a roof that -oniattlyeicpresset
your tonepreFerence--a permanent, weatherprooF
coviring that will add much-tolheteauty OF-yodi 'home.
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ire"Tabour is piintiFii.
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Brantford Roofmcg CO, Limitd, Head Office and factory: Brantford, Ont. ,.
Brandies and Warithottions at: Toronto WhIllianr. Whuttnisn. Maltreat, Halifax. Saint John. N.B.
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For Sale by. WM. MURDIE 8/ SON
• Mr.. MacKen,xie .King,, the • prime
• „ Afine,feAthrouglatrala
minister, 'and. Mr. R. B. Bennett, lead • -
.er of the Conservative Party, have to the West, leaving
Torontod
ben very ibusy Men since the opening ay it 9.30p.m. for .Mistald,
Ninankieff• Brandon, Rehur, Saskatoon,
• '•Edmonton, Jaspereau:airancouvor.
wary--bak" Cisc=srvies. teaseia-rd
ralviSPort
Varna, ()nt.
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Pliones
4.,linton, 626 r. 21
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London, Mei. 1106
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Daily Freight Service --From London Daily,
Closed Vans for Furniture.
LOADS EVERYWHERE
Every Load Insured for $5500.00
"Service and. Satisfaction" Our Motto
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of •the -campaign; Each has travelled
• from Coast to coast, making speeehes
at important centres,..a number, •of
times speaking to the whole country. resca
aonee--thrugh•--a. countr-ywide: radio- , . _-___Mairlag• ..:_rr, !!!_.1°16*Pinscosse Ash* car .
• hook-up. This has greatly erilivened,
•• tile, contest.- .. :
•Newspepeiii •
' too, are playing their
usual parts. The Globe, which,ernier7
IyA gave MacKenzie -King only •, half-
' hearted , support, is in this election
•doing all it can for him and his- Em-
pire policy. It never worked harder
• for Leerier.
• While electors take a keen"interest
in the election, there is no fear any-
where- that--the-Countre--will---be,-en
dangered or runed; .if this or. that ., .
patty wins. Canada never had4 reek- peal to intelligene As in so many WIIITECHURCH , . ' •
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less or really ifiefficient goverment,
and the, people have wine to 'know. cases', both Candidates .ae pleased
arid encourged by the iteeption they cili stinaity ao.,. aim
Mr. and Mrs.A.0..Meguillie visited '•
• •'diet whether the governinent be eon: are ,receiving. Of VOOrse it would•
'd far...a...candidate toadmitSthart at, Luelnew.
• , Agent 'e C.asdant Natrona
Re stadia enemas row
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:TOEVERYWUERE IN CANADA
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•1 . ' filled •by Werala •or.tionserVatives, . stissitubyenttdy is Astung witii. , . • .
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Conducted in ntneh the same way, and be ,fweat before the. eleCtion,• for that
.. • her sister, ..1:irs. ' Lanai: at. Gee...tali. : • • • -
the husinese of the country Will .ould ..make defeat ,certain.'". ,
• Air. -. John '.1?...litunt had .his qtinisils ... .....,.
:•differ. History .relates, that Laurier
ontiried. the 'trade poly of 'his , yin :.:.' ' H--4)0LY-11100-0D.: • ' ''''' '•;''' ,
, • we. ii.. We hope for .1 speedy recovery:
even; the trade policy will not greatly'. - ..- .reinottd at .W•iiigh..ini. Ho:wit:Lt. hist
:AIMS .Anna. Alec:Agor of .'L.is, All.; .. ,
great rival, Sir John A.:McDonald: and . Mrs... Cherlie, Corigram'
gel es . visited.; oe, SI.: t.!ilay with Mrs. • .,.
In the contest •each Party •has its winklon: . . "•. .- , , •-, • ,.. lhos. ;leas.
spent unday.'.at ML Charles Shiells, •
• have the great ,advantae 9f matiag- -2
own Point of -adirantege. TheLiberals . Mr. and Mrs .' Lenard• Corbett, Mr. ' '....
, William 0 ' . ' . ' ampton callott• on rehtikes nece on
Mi and ..Vies. Alex Naylor of•Soutli-
ng the election and,. likely greater .„ '• •C rrigan of Allis -
• party . fundg. • It . is', the advantage , f and .ilifts.
ton, ,week -end visiterS- at Rich-
Sunday.: . : : .,, ••
Vie Are .sarry to report Mi', . Har- •
the ' Conservatives the errantry :is
0- • • ard 'Elliott's., They..wee accompanied ,..:, •
home by
ry ,MGee . hi be under, the • -dotor's.
iuffering 'from a business depression ,Mr. ,and • Mrs. Corbet4. Who
have ,beenholidaycee.•We hope for a speeq4'reoery. •
that rices'''. are, going dawn, dawn:with theirdaughter, Mrs. Elliott. H.
ing . the past month
A. McGee is at the '.honie. of her.
and that there .is a:gooddeal of "un- sOn• Roy, at Winghani.. ..
mploYment"''No • matter ho* little Mr. and Mrs.. Will Hodgins .Were •
N.sp:trs.puntaa mid. Petee Kennedy
I government may' h*ve to 'do' with, . Sunday visitors.ut .Albert ThompSOn's ' -.
'm400040 .11amilton on. Tuesii.iy.. ..i
ugh a condition it will be •blamed .for Mr. James Burt and his daughter.
le -ryes .,ytrian- chtircii. I. ang- •
it. There is diseontentment; and dis-- Miss Hefei Burt and •Mr..,Ioe Smythe.
iide and Cation Uhorches are. holding ... ontented:•peeple want.a change • Of _of Toronto• are holidaYing at . Mr. ..
Charles litures... .• r ' ;a joint picnic at •Kintail oil Thursday -.
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erne sort. It is just .posible that the .
• two main "prties may be, fairly even Mr. and Mrs. Fred,AekerVand Mrs. JulY 44th..,. • •••• ' . .
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t ''Herry MeMalki•n of 'Ingersoll, 'were. -Mr. .atlid .Mrs. Roy • Ceingle • 'and
1v matched as to inimhera after Men ' .
the guests of Mrs: Ajmer Ar' On
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Helen of Detroit are iisitinx with .. -
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ela.17.' and that. the 'P6gressivee.oher niother, Mrs. David dillies. • .nd •
Wednesday on ' their Way to Tober-'
Independents' .may have a geed deal :marki• - . - • Mrs. Chailie G Ilespie4 of Loudon
of influence -not a very satisfactOrY ,' Misq Florence' HodginsWas: suc-
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IS visiting with Mrs. John Gillespie.
outcome. Fear of Inch an outeomeeessful in passing •her primarY Plane •
vi:Miss Allierta Shiells if Blt.eale,
sited last we. lt • with her • friend,.
. two •big parties to more strenuous ' •
may have urged the leader Of the.
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exam with honore-Congratulationg.
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Mr. and' Mrs. Broce, PalmerMiss Phyllis, Weaver. •
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efforts than they, . otherwise would .
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family 9.f Detroit, Mr. And Mrs. Ed • '
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• Palerie;Mr.andMrs. A1110PalmerFOuirrCON.;ii INLOSS• . , , •
and Miss May ,Palmer, all of Kirrar
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• It is reported that a baritone 'sing-
er broke his larynx in trying to get
A fiat. It would have OM himbetter
to have gone in for a cottage. •
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SHEEP OWNERS SICNCNTRACT
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More: than 6,00� Caradian sheep
owners'. 'have signed contracts in
which they agree to market all wool,
in future through the Canadian Co-
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operative Wool Growers; and signa-
tures are stillpouring origi-
nal objective of three million pounds
Which was set as the minimum amount
necessary to ensure the sticcess•,of the
new .marketing policy has already
;e'en passed..
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HYDRO. LINE TO DINGANNON
A gang of,. hydro workers started
laSt Week to eret a line which will
serve .some .50 customers between
Goderich 'and' Dungannon. The vil-
•lages of Dunlop, Caiow (Smith's- have made. '•
Hill) and Rile will he served and a
3% mile Brie •wi1 be run \from. Car-
low to serve 12 "custoMers in the
coatry.
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fitniles of•
noirtoskid,
:sa'fety'
n. -this rugged
deep cut tread
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()MINION
ROYAL
The tire of today for tfat. ear today
has xtra strength 1/#1.re• ztrength
needed ;: detign refiriseetts to it
every risis. . •
A tensation from ttydr atert in tot etuno -
of 192, the Dtrzaree...12 Roya art wt."
▪ staridgrd equitstotnet on =all vc Cris
finest care,
Put Dominion Ry sice yr or Oro ta0
and troubie4rt drivmg yto:v
pent.
•nothirtion Royale are v4 .strA!, tostii4A4
Canadas greatest tire h.)1.'prZ-1060.%t
Dominion Tire Perm .15yetitrao--444 AA*.
pendent unit distin by Aite Utret oaf
orange color acheine.
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Coming to the contests near bottle,
it ..has been decidedly quiet in South
Brue. Neither candidate has so far
.held a public meeting, .but both, have
been busy in personal canvass. Mr.
Moffat. has- .uted Brne, newripaper
space, "but Dr. Hall appears to depend
upon iiis personal efforts and upon
•some Advertising being done in, the
interdstai of .the Liberal Party et.
large..The riling is, regarded as a
'Liberl stronghold. but Mr: Moffat
claims to be meeting with a good deal
Of enrouraernent, and has he -n put
ling inerea.sing ei1erg7 into the eon.
t4Tht-eire is a ,gre.st cont‘t on in North
Brave regarded by both '01.i1k., 41.
YrorAd fightin? gond. ' 'Both eti
'4titini. are Knardine ;Tien. both• .are
wealthy an the, covered the riding
ta itil every sort of ...tiveilisine itt
ler.' lion. Jaloes 9P4.-ofro, • liberal
• heirg a mini'.' a.f the eown, a
• 41 priere...d beSiriess a bi lit v.. and
a capa,krit, • t:.otforro rrian, his elPet.or
firt,:t tboughl 0 *ere thing •
tebirtittovailiii;ri. Vii:s.Pfr),;ri!fle't'fo'"'nt'he""itighiv;
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*firth sut,/h enervy thatin
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h•l• htt •e•tilikiren 4t84nf.v No/thing will
. be lert t.oclorte it; ltot,', llnice. h
, g ng .0344,-, 1-.E. first .ibitte if f- P i a odi
1,dia„t4. ler. Mit3;',51e. 1,7, u. (WV,' MY 111.10'
4141 iii 4.V2, he it1 Mit y
f1 4-:A 1.14.›i'V.''' .to 191; Aitit tr.• 192$ ii
was up liti 4:503.1Wth hit, reo.,•,to,
kin,' erwrii, Mr
M44411 ovy4e, 4...• wit, Mr 14 1 '.114.4'
el..!tentrs 44" 4.• tof, ' IMP e In"' hit 4peal
inivoly t. I io-: Irrff+flt <Al t hi: Nem:
Z4* -.14 -roti latii1.4.' .4.1.14,t,i'qs.: nod kriukt it
i'....titivet: 'to tir.•e „ • A.,,,tae I 410
wee4,•itt 4..10.e.44. wat dee LI; lie to'
• , 'rho fern, i -tert-.81Y . ,
IP 14 WI' tite Mr Mitritell wte•
• /4 f,lbera tf, to n; whet • he left
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404'. ntkpprir r It ii:•tier s o opal Lily or
relii.#4 r* PEll'. 11,14".ii.t74` ..44.4;.ny tier wit+
• o „oil , -4:4 0 4 4.p!t• , 'It M4-111 • 94'4 114
410 .4 ri4r ;1411.01et 1 140, el (40.1 .0.01.1ti,),), •
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., ere,te 0 yet tilotief linnontl„,v
ot ' r414.• hon.' rnr'kei•
' 14 Korl: H44404 Mr.! koiowt.stly.
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.i44*:. 1:•s.ttott,:°,,,,,::44,'.is 7.;,.„.,.C14±;1' :i9( dov of tHs e,"i< At the home of Miss fair "average crop of wheat.
111°Itnnt•tr 4La!(17.,Tnob;in..'i tiodiu it..11.• . • . • . . ,
ero'' tttsleir. 0 bit1 .1e -i . .
iti; rtanliItiell ir• end it oiv ,alrir:ilitipy
• '"i„it :of •etimet.,,e. end rrer..onki r.rrvass tpitsttrd iif, r, atti.P.il'Itheihi. Sirhitottita ,,. St) ritlg':°1!eill1111g °I.". .. Rall*a! .8,t."
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opEtwailf (lit,:asiifl 4s411'44ttoctIllitt:11 tiet•hhi wilkiTetriktitsvilartiefan, hn°eIviedarYeltnegratlenddettolthhealit; .wl it be'daated etefaii$t tird put aa$
lent), *aye a headline, bataw-ines
figl. RobertgiO , I..
ttrr* fit tin* elecZUrs rorkint aft: iiik,.-Worict . ' , • , tor another yea*,
joint meeting of the Ripley and.
dine.' were. visitors zit Mr. and .Mrs. ...k '
.• • Keirshea clubs met at the• home. of
Tom .1•Irrriq en Monday:4
dance. Miss Jessie McKay, . p•e-idetli ' •
Mrs. L. Meay WAli a go',..ti trtten, .... •
tune to lose o .vaitialille driver.
Mr. Altner Aekert had the miSfor-
in the absence of the - pre titiont at ti • '
Mrs: Mary Ilothrins spent Tuesdak the. • nmetmg opened by",,singieg the
• with her sis'rir. Mrs. 'Annie Statters
prayer in unison: 'The roll call .was
Maple Leaf, and.rpminv.,1e .1,, ,ro's •
aid of Chepstow.. Miss 'CorrigneR.N.
IfrS. Josenh Corriuttinnd soli ner.
respieded to by' 4`A e lie roe .00 ., •
of (,e1.;h '/401 • Mr'. .1r.4 Corr -'-nn 6*
• olues, ' ,The ladies of the Kairsitea..
Chiciiro..Mr. .ton Kehae arid. Mr. A.
gami,.:...,.05,,rd,,,f .74ntr!.siloilvt..0,,w..rnen,gittiiie.istst:l,
hT Mesdames eirnohan, Roh,,. Me -
Tram. The 'Greeting eong 'W -q sung
Alb were responible ;for. the pro.' •
the Purvi t btele're^ently. •
!Option and Middleton. Mrs..t'arruth-
lit:Ifer da2r1J:;11sit':. ProTrii:ed. 41Afy,.(.Wr,:ntlas:(4.
ars sang 'as solo. Mrs. H. Robinson
vitcPl::::76.,%::::"Fl: oriftvW.:101 7:::::. 'alinni rave A Paper .on "Laing up
read a paper and Miss Ice1.. ittac-..'
iwere roeent visitors at Howard Rob- m
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-,piritual -,treasiireg"." Miss •, Isobel '•
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'Chesnut sang "Coining .• Hoe" ''and
Master eorge RolAns!n danced the. . •
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ailors Hornpipe Miss • Beis!e.,
• Mr Arid , Mit.,..117/71(te;r;n:14• and faMill Seecith Itohinson sang a solo, Miqs Jes
ehan . am) B'anelie MatDougall ..'?
. . .---... aTayed a piano duet and Misq Eliza-.
•f E1.4ro vi.ted with Mra. MeLettr de ItfeErtY gave an intereiting travel
over . t he Weell- ett4 ' '' . talk, after -whieh was a eente-A. A
remMilr•..;744. 11)17r.,,iItt.0M•relmvis"..;,717 W7.(11 for thuse of her home. A splendid
oe, of wasethanks given tl.e hOsfess , ' •
. fri.,,ii„ 1,,i, fo...at foto week. • lunch was providAd. by the *Ripley
My, Wlt:ley Boyle ita visiting her ladies and ...1 soeinl time Spent. The • " .
'';.1474 aantelL--5,1(e.7 "`1yftinoa6;7'tstrr-; and Str. Cartithers,. 4 ' .• .„.
nekt meeting is to be at the hontenf
,farnily* r f De" it Pro lolivitirilf1' Di W N. Bell Bain and daughter.lanet
ihe•htlere,of Mr. arid. Mrs. Inn; llotl. .4. t,,,m1,),,,,. are spending this week' .
relatii:es ',en• the six•th. .,
tl,q14.$ Gt•st, ff...bletiby }41*tPittrtrll 01's.
fIl. Stelgiove; of Detroit. , is ,
*.., • •p* "; - 1. t., 'CI 'ph, visiting with her mother, Ml.s. Wm. •
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• flyy-4 .a i A `1'0.1.1 . .. Fraser. •.
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The AY.P A - ro-ni^ .ef the nrnre • . Mr.,. T. Rach, who is in the hos-
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Otntittek v war -1.. h,-14h,-14lit • P.. ll'ey 0- pita) in Ilodon, is improvin.
,. .> - 1. i- .. is., r• 1'0 vi of- r. R..Millilleton and George mot-
uy.tm.rt:.,ttet.../y:;,P;o31:4y ja1414„srV:Itd ft,;"")!I itpreedn; l:feliviiidnat7si.11e last week a:04
%oh f.,4' Del It, ‘I , fr't., 16.4 illi jai trienee •
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14.1.4. . t ,.• .• v. t el, ' ' , ‘.
• Mr. WrIter f'''""t 'Prol MI"1",„„. with friends on the fourth:
,'Ye' 1h#tsoft; cit flirdev viteil hst week
..e,14,-; g '• of 4 e • 0 Sp t ,e)".1` VP AIM iVii'Fr •44.
siir.4, F', ''...4 te.41 ''''r F""Pn"...rIn; V.11
1 Ai' • ' I, .A Li, WHEAT CHOP IHH)11 • . ,
te,7.1:7 s'oldity with TP
iorotny •e
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and Orr. Rsrthwieli of It in-
outhwestern pertien of th. proviive
The harvePting rf fall wheat in the
14 1:;:Pdeqigr-44e":t 14.'171:1f' days. etiutie to,wrni Weather with cool
general •durine• the o•At ten •-
66. rivl M4'1401 v, h nt k nights dtirin& ri time. the
„en/4 wow my- r.:vor.rt Ifer,111 heads are:quite plump and the exi`pw-
Miaio. r 4-4 litrie Novlo reel era are securiril much larrgr
kiss 14l4(4;01y rtoildenby„ watoted t tban they orpeted, Reports of a
„yes n kft rtt tit. Traorflay ricultural representative*, free's'. other
Thp. .! 4." w. A. will e-4401 41IStOtir- T‘s.rts of Ontario Would indicate. a
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