The Lucknow Sentinel, 1920-04-08, Page 4•
Incorporated in 1$i
CAPITAL AND RESERVE $9,000,000
Over 120 Branches -
THE MOLSONS BANK
BUSINESS SERVICE
Many of our customers who sta rted in a small way,
have now a well established business through the assist-
ance and co-operation of this Bank over a period of
years.
Open an account in this Bank where your interests'
will be faithfully looked after by ex perienced officers. •
The Manager is always_ accessib 'e.
T.S. REID, -MANAGER, LUCKNOW BRANCH.
•
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A. `i I. C. Tractors it En gi p fes
DE ERING Drills, Cultivators & Harrows
Louden Litter Carriers, Stalls, Stanchions
and Water Bowls
FROST Gates, Fence_& Nog Wire
New Williams Sewing Machines
Gourlay, Winter and Leeming Pianos
For Sale by
W. 0. ANDREW, - LUCKNOW.
Mt; to OFFIC!
HMM1LTOt•1
THE money in, , your pocket is
' spent more easily than
the money you have in the bank.- A
dollar here and a dollar there, and
it is soon gone and nothing to show
for it. The mere fact that you have
to write a cheque to withdraw your
savings from a Bank of Hamilton
account is sufficient to prevent use -
:less expenditure.
BANK OF HAMILTON
LUChNOW BRANCH—J. A. Clennie, Manager.
tt
CREAM
WANTED
—BY-
The Seaforth Creamery Co.
We solicit your patronage
snd guarantee you entire sat -
ejection.
Our prices are ..always the
his es
Our Testing done accurate -
ly by experts.
Our service and
site prompt.
Write a card to -day for
:11 ,114.
Prices were never as high
'.a at present and still soar-
rne • higher.
A card will bring you cans
en the next train from us.
l he Seaforth Creamery Co.
Seaaorth, Ont.
payments
Tinsmithing
Eavetroughing
`Furnaces Installed.
All kinds of ;Tinware
promptly repaired.
G. Drinkwalter
GRAND TRUNKSYsEM
' . • The DoubkTrack &out
RFT t%•FEN 'ti to a %•(sr, i!narkod'
MONTREAL, TORONTO, 'The dirnenition in the`-ri(•a:hi: from,
alcohol.- * sie.
(-
.it'n' and "Uieier'that
DETROIT and CHICAGOhk, 741 IrY','+.',!1 hats l/t:e r1 rJyA- ':!r,'e•'1 yo..4?• !Ill a and il,e•y
BUSINESS AND SOCIETY CARDS
1U11N SUTH.h.RLAN.D & SONS, Ltd., Guelph.
Ont.. Insurance. Fico and Marine.
L O. U. F. Lacknow Lodge Inerts every .Friday
ay.ning�a6 (tta' (:for . in t.leir„_�Ittll:•_�alrtDs
bell Street. All brethren cordially ent'ited.
• Officers — Noble (*rand, Robert 1, fisher
Vic, Grand. J. Mcguaig; Hee. Ste.. A. H.
13oyti; Pin. Secy., In. Pater son; Treasurer.
Alex. Ross.
A. F. St: A. M.. G. H U . GIrt 1.ight Lodge meet,-
e:ery'Thur*%fay night. on (Jr before the full
moon. in the Masonic Hair. -Havelock Amer
"Lucknow. W. M., E. ('. Lindsay: .5. W., .
M. Mcc:uire; J. W.. J.o. ltuyle; Secy.. V.
A. Wil, nn. -
urktrnw '•etitinrl
l`ubli shed every TL.ur,tAay morning
at l.uoknow. °Hutt to.
A. I. J1AcliEN!,tI . Pro wiewr
and Editor.
'F'IIl1KSDAY, :1!'1:11. Stk., PIA
•All. INSTEAD OF ,HF.N.\T1?
:Politics fin the United States have
.long -been notoriously corrupt. Per-
haps the majority of seats in the
Senate are won by money rather
than by, merit, a fact which explains
at- once the ignorance and the ineftie-
iency of that body.
• Occasionally there is a clean-up,.
or an attempt at a clean-up, when
candidates
candidates become too brazen 1i
their methods.
An instance' of this has just occur-
red in 'Michigan. • It will be remem
Ura'xl r thein t491S-thereew +I elt-
igan a bitterly contested fight for a
seat in the United States Senate be-
tween Henry Ford and Truman H.
Newberry, former secretary of the
Navy in Roosevelt's Cabinet. New -
berry' was successful over the auto-
mobile magnate, and has since his
election been taking part in the gov
erninent' of the country. But his el
ection methods' were called in ques-
tion, and 'an inquiry was. made into
the whole election. The inquiry was
recently completed, and it was found
that Newberry had spent Much more
money in his. election campaign than
the law . It is said, indeed,
that he spent. nearly a million dol-
lar:c to sec'ure' his election. The re
suit is that he has been sentenced t1..
prison for two years and to !lay :t
fine of ten thousaitd dollars. Six,
teen of his colleagues .who assisted
in the election campaign .were also
found guilty of various offenses and
sentenced to prison terms and the
payment, of fines.
The pa3 nient ' o ' a .ten -th• ousand -
dollar fine worths {'be ' a small matter
to Senator Ndwberry, but to step'
from the 'United States. Senate to the
prion cell will be an unpleasant ex-
perience. However,. Newberry is not
yet in jail for he • has appealed to a
higher court, and• his term as senat-
or may expire before the case is fin-
ally disposed .of. a•
It is a curious fact that though as
a result of the trial Mr. Newberry is
sentenced to prison, he does not • lose
the seat dishonestly .won. The Sen-
ate might by..a vote unseat -him, or
a recount of the ,ballots might give
the, seat to Mr. Ford. But the Sen-
ate will snot likely take any action.
In that . body' the Republicans have
but a majority of one, and Mr. New-
berry is a Republican.; To hand the
seat over to a Democrat would not
g 3151 Politics, •as it would tie—the
parties and Cleave the deciding vote
with, the Vice President, who is a
Democrat: No chance of the Repub-
lican majority' sacrificing power for
the sake of -.decency:
•
GET TUE BEST.=' -.you -ata-
out life insurance get $. policy-irl, the
Suq Life of Canada, the biggest in
the Dominion, and a 'company whose
record ,Canadians. are proud • of.
See Geo. N. Smith, local agent, for
particulars.
fr'1('TORY' BONDS bought and sold.
Also farm lands and village property.
Money to loan on 1st and 2nd mort-
gages at current rates of interest. In-
surance, conveyancing, etc. Joseph
--�—Agnes;-�I-otsry--Pubtir; Alpin Ittdek,
Lucknow, Ont. •
AL('OHLIC .DEATH RATE FALL-
'
:Ai.L-' • ING. SINCE PROHIBITION
,�. q�K N 0 t' K
1)� Lt 1
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FOR
FLOORS
SENOUR:S
• FLOOR FA/NT
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WOODC AC
.STAIN
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000,
111:
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FOR
VERAPOaMS
M -S OlirS'DE
POI}CA,I va,,.r
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FOR. EVERY
PURPOSE
Spruce
.
Up
ctir
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.,> It7tltt7,te
raIuak
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FOR EVERY
SURFACE
ei
Paint
Up
IN;( w is the time you can greatly improve the appear -
z i ce of your home_' with a touch -of paint here acid,
t1,ere. Don't n('1. vrt our furniture and woodl,vork.
A coat -of pt(rtcc:tion will work vtlottders.. Save the
surface and yon sive.::lt.
MARTINe•,,e± HOUR
i : NTSA D.' A I$i1ES
For the 11 fulls ared CeilingsPor 1Sardwood doors
N E U -TON E• --.the washabl Ai,Yi'.RLE - ITE— The perfect •
¢"- sanitary finish that •will Writ fade . ta,ur' finish that withstands the
(►r rub off. . Alany tlleasiil4 tints • :hardest us:tge. -A hard filiisil that
•a�" •1k
and�Tli';fie`l:tlt►nv f'tr stt'll1111t'd ..till mit --boar nor st'rat•':h white.
ht,rtlt'i�. •It rnci h('-44ostler.' % tt':roap and
v, stet.
For Woodwork, etc. , .
'MARTIN'S WHITE. ENAMEL For Furniture -
-(tLe. enamel de luxe) a bea,rti- WOOD -LAC STAIN—in many
ful finish fur l..ttirrtinrtts, • bed- . Shades, t)ak, Mahogany, Cherry,
r:>oms, etc. It stays white., , ctu. Gives. to inexpensive woocl4
For Floors ' • . the abletrance of the more
castl)'• 1'µtsyo:.use.
5l•.tiOL'R'9 FLOOR PAINT—, For [''erand.ahs
a wide range of calors, [t• •i,; .tg .
hard with a beautiful enamel OUTSIDE PORCH PAINT—
• finish tIiat wears 'and '�ears.antl• dries hirci in a few hours and- /
«t•:ir s. wears like iron.
l'i.ttlt- nisi i.J : tot ti` .tilt .:uy 4,0616,4.; yOU t
V. r. t.•lll l ,Intl i:. .nt'. t .r • "et 11,t,'e't tins ra,lge
mAlt t'IN...s Nut!it i'nt.t,t�.ti d .u'n►nhc'. c(t:rt'.Itileat.►ut)
Nt olll:IWe• i, t u 1 , t t Ci) IJi.: I).Yae fur evt'l y alt td�r:
MCL, F O D & JOY NT
Lucknow, (int.
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noon.
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%it s all Ree;zte
•_N "a f �' ham` 7: yr '� r•'r`1r "" 0+ -4.6
•r
to. these who know the art. of a wise out. 4 t is doubtful whether they will
vagabondage? • Can. you love a tike be discovered in Wile' to demostrate
or have 'you •never got. past a cock their ..virtues in connection with the
tail?. • Oh, fhe house of. Nature is full present condition. This i.s . especially
1 of fairies, and angels, and ports r. f true when'Ave' consider that the bac-
gold, and amazing adventures, _and teriolot�y of: these infc.c•tions-varkes in
subtle delights., Is it locked to you, . diti'trrirnt ways; to different bartt'ria. said the. at en.t, as; }tie. lot, the titke t. •'
dweller among-' bricks and books.? Go Healtth authuritiea, physicians and "Thirty11 11 !" t•
elan. "'Why, 'I thought it was.ferry!"
out and visit at her house and.. knock the . • public should not
not once or twice, but insistently, as •''%'itis. .:,larnl" • •the present 'morbidity. "NO," `aid the than, as he ;tolyl 'her
one that will not be refused and she Perhaps when the excitement of the the change, .`'it is just thirty-nine."
will open. hour has passed and :the statistics The woman took the change arid
, Ant 'there -is- the. ,Infinite 'the- joys- --are-collated, they-willrE' tai -that :the the ticket anti ::at d(�}vn, blot ' itt Ii(1
we . call the spirit's that 'tree- laden steads -rate (minpiteuronm of titi3 notlliit tithe , t },::„}
her purse. She held them :n hes. halal
with the toothsome. apples .of parad- year isi not much.greater th:>n it was
• • and 'looked• quite troubled. I'initl'y.she
ise, which only the•hQldest and strong- In tvintcrs pre►vlou:-( to the' great epe-
est has•e found,'and`have Lasted such derilr. In the prc'•cmc'e ot� iltnc-s 'flit' `tent .t11 the .a -gent again.
utter satis,faetions, such 4 -bemusing physician and patient will oto «ell to
I alit store 'there' is sortie Itiist.ake,"' •
rap -rttc�-'-
ht' 5111(1.' "I came 1'1Onl (;I•et tiIttii�,r
plias--as-�y-r_ hath-' •frost--•nc-tr-�t(Tr 1�• �,n lina�--�r�Nlt{ivr
heard, nor the heart of man et,11cE'1�'- sures against acute infections, . on tt'`t(•rday and I paid forty•resit-."
ed,
good hygienic care and time -tried "Ou r rt'.!'ular rats' to Creerilutri i
tilt • r • ' i -n'. "tl ,1 --Fre ip . ;. .. 1 .
. •'. . .t at111t'nt.-1•:,1't;1',tl- I •-r 'r.....- , 1"Ll': -s�cF.-�•i.c,.—�rr+
l:><rlr__-rlTtpartaut i i ariy rt •t irl i►�il,� ie.-•alt•-right;'•'t1,a elan1,•'Ili :1,141.-0, i -n":+
reasu ring ' way.
Again she tt ,.1: her stat, l,ut net
for' long. .\'::lin .she (awe • t(r thy'.'
wind(►w And *poke .4) the' agent :
• "Will you lol:ist' 'explain to me why
the rate from here to l;l•eenl:urg
(only thirty-nint' c•ent:•, t%h('11 ih' rate
• fr(iln 1;11.elli►urg• here 'is flirt*':"'
Thr. was tt (f+!rte"-.(l11 th:C agent
Teeny c(iuld not :inAvcr, but. t!1:•'. Kt+
elan looked sd distressed over the ,un-
expected—mut
un-expec:teci c e ut ' • i v .e41_ in i.hdtc'.:tlu,1.- _
:1 MIND ItELIE1"!'!►
A .little ol)i lady win. int ►• the sta-.
tion tit Antes' and asked for a ticket
to Greenbtlrg `'•Thirty -mats cants..
Knock and it .shall be opened says
the Bible. Seek and ye .shall find.
Ask and ye shall receive.'
All of which , means in common
language that if ',you want ,anything
in this vale of tears you'll have -to
get.•up and go after it.
.Thi, .niay not be true in the small
affairs, hut it is invariably true in
the larwer•' and 'false vital. For in-
stance if you go after p err..y you
may --'-t it nll'r , -even
so with fame and prominence; also
'.tine cloths, fu,niture and .fixings. But
these things do not ' really !natter to
real people.
1• To gain 'coritentrent, a taste for
the k'at.tiful,, the Love of your fellows
tne•.pot:cr to appreciate Nature, the
atisfaetion oT a g(,o11 coo ;c'e•nc•e, and
the sense of liberty and' Gulf-rnastery;
tiles,. are More truly what is meant
hy L:fry-- Chert:,. ...fid... '
1 certain causes .since the prohibition: of I!appin, - -; and, as Edward. Yeomans
r ak(,holic beverages. It Faye further: write` ► "mr,st of the' g'iingS ar.•1 tern -
:
"P cent !?tactiSti. Show-. that f',r. lege of rl,t•n and •WOrrien.wh•i far(' o'tl
:July, August and September. 1b19, the enough t', kr.h's. lett-r,•are but Death
i number of deaths ,.in Boston from al- `laveryi sed the'I'ursuit of niserr,."' less, already hegi,rit.►ieg to h f:rr•:•(t:t it
I . ('oh(,1iso anlyunted to oniy.,7, as' coon- . .'1:.iusee...._.j.e,„St&(r .:,t at. literature..on. the eapeeiail'y.by. those .wbt,14t. •leee•- -' s--fe+
Pared with :11,'-V, :,n and 34 for the •wend. .I)o y's, alike it ? 1 de' not Urte,uPhe•d :by. the di:.i(rase..!•'urtunsat-
! (r rresponding pc-r:ed of the four pre- ask, are ;;fru. farnii:ar. wth it mad do ..1y there is 'reason t(, I►1'lievc • that t he
cir
.1 -ceding years. Simi la -flit-:. -;fns tra'c't itn--qyFil
7n --qty dt:wit on pr*s,'•nt Ore vaiiin
minished from 152 in l(J1:,, 1 �';: in ','(,1.'r :(rives',' Bat do you lis:e it? instanee•ss does, ••not approach (•itt'1 •,•
1; 16, 1,; in .n17,and 151 •in 1(.11 , 'to Dr, ,(,.1 1:r•+,a• it a very n roe of 4•''t1•1le. ;r jn vir:ult•n''(• the'vi',!ent :al:
112' for the, irerre•=',irir:'Jing three more-. } sio'ele•n' desl.teht; and that to lover' it ferct �,n. of Last's i• (r• •
,� •s,, 11:1 rr,i 1'h( 1;(•;'
• , r ,,,�'a .41.f. Pi lr,f .,ou1 than) eeTt a;'r' Or ifeatifis i:; con. .!'11•rai,ly
aikithe "nes;bo',ks" of the: last twenty lower and the number of, pt rse.e.s h(!',
ear.; ? .. Are • 1ir,rr►(:r Dente.' Shake- I erte•r1 a,r• that time. Ku rile, r, Lh•-
,1*ai ,. V!ir•tor If yet., sr,d' vi•altrer• Pater
-
•
, The. joulrnal of the American Medi-'
( ill AAsociation,A.vrhich is the official
organ of more than eighty thousand
prysicians, asserts that there has been
I ..
Idea ditlt :tth. Tau. •r;f
IS i`; you .5. ere s nt, t•x-
cu.s €F,r unhappiness in til:s world.
which is brimmed and crowded with
joy -secrets, trembling with electric'
currents of rapture, pregnant with
cheer, overflowing with love.
For Happiness is•the ea:4icst thing
to get and the cheapeet of all thins,
,if you will only go to where it is.
and stared at the deor'and knoc!:.,l:ut
if you do'not seek, how too you ex-
pect to find?
INr'LUENZA
From the Journal of the :1•merran
nlori'ti.* r.- the .patient should reniuin
in ,bed. until Well after the symptoms
hake disappeared and ,the temlleral-
ore returned to normal."
MNI,I).S
/ Intended for last %yet•l:.)
A social entertainment that was of
more than usual interest took' place
at ,the bene of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
' t�aIle lranygnicy evening of last
week, whet► at large circle hr felt sr,rry i'r)r 11.z.".:..;,(1,,
l r.
f f tic n'ds �
()Ii It a (Io%\':1 �,rt'lsd ' giii tg that. •I
anti nrioo.,,,, from far, and near r r.
were tendered a most enjoyable Unice! «ay, you ->tnu%t, hr exl►1u'nt .1, in .•
. ' \lcd)(ti .1sa►c•idtiiOn 1(y their h:;: t and hostess. Although a ltusinrssclik(' way.
rr ''Sc► it ist." sh;' ,aid, in a t(Itti' of
�----- ,t the i•(,:ul- w ere in-- an' ntrnost in1ptiSS•�
I'restimahl the i 1 ; .(01itrhtrnmcnt. 11cr fat!' r,Ii ars d :.t
y recent 1'e('1'Urli'� t ' ( eh'le.lt:rt'l,, poor traffic 111(1 'not 11lPlll'. .�'lll'' ilAlt ihl' l:a,ti':'l' 411:tl 11('1
cenc•t, of influenza in several of oily Ir:u1.t 11 r. tale 5 i'n:u:1( l)1( fttt (lid
pur=e and in •- t'at. cont. 'lit sat tis, 11
larger cities inetudinfr Chii.ago, rets'- n•tt c';(r5f,rte h:t%c' 1►rirht ailtit i1►at1.- to wait f('r her tram.
imo1-e and New Yorli, has h:,'1,--0,-,..- i',n•a of tin jolly time'. awaiting.
thin-_► to do with tile t',n' r',tial the.,►? in this respc'rt. they we re
acto.n df,(;ropriat-ri . .a .I(, i ' million nett.. cli,,iit, ,;4,_!t
►IF1f (l, for ti�r...anti )rlr..
dollar) to control. inulol nye 1 It+• ife-• Cole made. a ittc>tlrl hast and hast: •s.
%•a'-tat;e,n '•au"e(1 1►y %fit• ...a'' (•1.1(1•' the curlier part .i,f the even int: WA g.
1 Nino -.-t4 :s y'-ar_. t4., wl+'1(' .,',' !!1 f1't- 1). `j,i tt, with t.1t.1si('. and later the
in .t'!,e rniids (,f n►Ltiik• was., h''t•t !the. ' te►rini, . folk enjoy -4l, a (land' which
marry ''t'.'•1 iat•tjt(: i�rrJt•r;earn l a:l Is: Oi,e•rl(•e1.
:i',d the: .-b•:•flg t,f life' fr',rrl 1)'. ye,U i re/e,' tlalt !.lt( ' ,:, i( •rriat!-
t' it•t•ping cars on night trains anrl' par:e,r :t e'er' r't' pr',!,al,lytfar e-x':ted. the iI r' for rr a rf.. ;r.' r '' , r,(;'t,t•r rn
Unexcelled' Dining Car Service.
eiis.tin1•tie,rl; 'hi twrr',i the :-(•noir
'conditions ,,1e'ttrJ1rI ' during tole' is I.
(•pielt•rni(• ar,d" to1''h-r, ittf(•e 1 ori' . 10'.11
a;'1, ',tempt] a old-, serif, foe I:it , • iii
.
uslt•:,•rhlil,t.i teed e•oryia, is rel. :t:r l
ir,!•r'-a((•: i;r Lear of el(•ttns fre,lr: v,,,',el ' ' '•. ' '' r'( -'i .1' t•- , 1 '
cars on principal clay trains. 4 }' i , ,,,( 1 e,(•:t r.' le, tiny, 'ac ri ••l, tl' r+!''
p P q ' t}i rl go' r,(w ;lel% �( 11
• • 14:tk4.Jhr,i I,,,.'-',':.riv. i f•f 11,f,1 ,/.1 '�' •',it'. fist: -h :.r',1/feel ',,J? •- it 1-.• 1.,,,,, ($ ;1 and (r,11Y(•rll(•tit. 1.', 1't•1'
Full information from any Grand. Trunk
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pas: eager Agent, Toronto.
A. W. HAMILTON
• G T712. *Agent, I•uclenow. 1 h.Jn. 2.
According to an old hacheler 'tote
Hier' thing about getting married is
that yon (lnn't have t1,
es'',' .• . 1 ri !:
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yaptrr R&Ai t: taf1 -:a I(r. �;,1.11,�, 1<i .• y V•', I.
%tn ' ere:time d until near morning,
-*heti tett• repareef to their homes,
after tilurrkiitg \1r. and .fors. Pole
for sn I,:t':e:'atlt an evening.
AM MS .0.0.0 01010110 0.1110•M • 10 00 • 01111110
tt_l[tt.i I.():ti 111gtie':: ;;;tri,
tA�L:1 Illi
ler grar►(Itl;(elter' in tin I•;ia:-t. 1,1c.ki'ti,
out of the window one tnortl,llg and
fur the first• knee. in her lift' - saw
the snow fill. "book, gr•anela.'' silt'•
eeclaimed in astntii.:helent, "it's
:raining salt." • -
Yrs,. Alfred, a kiss in the (Birk is
°qc' kind of an (electric spar:;.,
a tender throat, frequent colds, impover =lied blood,
loss of weight or lack of energy, are all ear -narks
denoting lowered resistance. The system needs
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1'..f•',, yrs ar:01 1•,t will 1(•:,l y'I'I tht,,., rr•ilr'i''- . ' ': •, 1 .I''':,t 11,, 1,
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