The Lucknow Sentinel, 1920-05-27, Page 6.r •:sea- a.••••„w.-t1rm.troara•
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"COLD MEDAL"
Tools always
give satisfaction:
Made of finest •y
materi.a,ls and
put together by c*sn, ,etc t
:1•->;arktrwn,: t'h ,, last* s. timte .
with proper care.
You'll
liki"COLD1VfrDAj;
Tools and other liner, becaitwe
of their superior quality. Ask
for them by name.
All ensibla Farmers
Insist Upon "Gold
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Tools
For Sale at
First -Cha, HarJwj�e Sttes
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WING:{AM; ONT.
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The school with cotpetent instructors and superior courses. Graduates
placed in positions, Affiliated with the Elliott Business College, Tor-
onto; and the Central Business College, Stratford. • Write for free cata-
logue.. Enter any time.
D. A. McLachlin, Pres. phone 166 • Murray .McLeish..Principal.
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"TALL.'SWEARING
1Tete Walkerton Telescope had the
following: Some body did tall sweat
ing at Police Court here Saturday
.and it will be some, job for the Max;
istrate to decide who is :telling the
truth. Albert Scott, a young farmer
of Huron Tp. who.- lakl an assault
charge against his neighbor, Geo. D.
Thor;: p . on. got into the witness.
box ac..i gave a minute description of
how, on the 7th of May he had words
with his neighbor, Thompson, across
the fe_nce,.__dt...how. Thompson finally
climbed over the , fence and came at
.him. Scott . claimed that a number
of blows were struck and then Thomp-
son returned 'to his own field. Then
- the defendant, Thompson, stepped into
the box and. declared -he hadn't heen-
'in t 'teed --at all, on that -day or at
any time near then. At -this juncture
Mafi-istrate Tolton . g'ranted the . de-
fense an adjourment until next Fri -
clay . at 2 p. m. to enable them to get
other witnesses: c
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GE`1i''1'ING EVEN
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Ilealthy,
fla1pyBoys
and girls
S your child healthy? Is
ar—he or she up to stan-
dard weight,, of good color,
with .,plenty of rich, red
blood to noirish the grow=
ing tissues?
For chiltlren . who are thin, I
dale, anaemic, under weight,
nervous, restless, sleepless, Dr.
Chases' Nerve Food - is of the
greatest benefit imaginable.
Being mild cnd gentle in ac-
tion, and yet wonderfully pat-
ent as a restorative, it soon
makes the blood rich and builds
up the feeble nerves.
a0 cents a Lox, 0 for t�.;' all 4 al.rq, or
lComonr+on, Tates & co.. Ltd.. To c•at�.
WAS • COOi1 7', i i fi'1'11I;NT
W141 1,(?!) 40W.n IIU,11.--.-14 ---hr ..!• Yr -1
ready more Than pail for the p;,r _ I
chaSb pricer. • There is still wood th• r
and considering the excess ih the a-
mount of receipts over expenditur,
and the vnrons• ways in which it, 1.
reduced the co=t. of fuel,l it is esti 1
ated that •a to the riti?et
$1:7410 wa•' ,.'i'(•, t,•+1 in that put( ha e..
It took e ot;.,•fil':•:d !e ai'rlitll/.flt `,fr
convitt+•ehe ( r,i
t Ih, it of that; ef,:: i
investment «•t,; wise; 'a ntiml,nr }}, ,k
their head ;1 .•1,1 considered dent, +ae
• Council had made t he
A ease that probably is without
' _precedent' in the., annals" ot Canadian
law courts, has just been disposed ,of
by Judge Sutherland in the the. Div -
kion. Court. R. J. Orr, a farmer re-
siding - at Fairmount, about eight-
�: ;lc s front Meaford .sued the .Tow--
sh ip of Euph}}''asia for the . recovery
of 71, cents which he claimed to have
overiai4 the --township rrrship cottector in
the way of taxes. The plaintiff in his-
t; -t imonv stated that .he had been. at
a i ,^s of `'.;R.F7 in trying to have the
:r;lc•;-;ect error rectified.. In the mean-
t i u1Q...Orr had a petition circulated
:t!'.egin;: Vial the township treasurer
was behind in his accounts, and asking
that ,his hooks be audited by a charter-
ed accountant. This was clone and
t h,". r, su l t.. was that the books were
1,,,i td to, he -correct with, the except-
ion, of a ' few' cents. The audit cost
the township $800. The Judge
M s.;cd_.the actio -with eats to- the•.
•piniitiff. It is 'said that the Town-
Fhip ('i►uneil will bring an action
:1! :!'nst Orr lior the 'recovery of the
...)1! alt paid 'for the ritrclit.
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1: it int Fells a 'lad of 15, and son of
144.41 I:<�lls; near. Wmgliat i' Was the
cc•tifi of a runaway accident'on Mon -
last. week. He was driving what
considered a quiet team hitched
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t ' r :r landroller, and when just throu-
ph with iiia work the team ranaway.
fhe• of:tfit na:sea_ tlu.otttrh•the•gate
:.u( was
.iriTrmus." j ries. c was
to .the Wingham Hospital, and •
had no exception
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A California dredging company is
i (,t•tr l e1on well.
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placing a lame .plant on the Petwe ('}ton „ had grown rnwn to be a city of'
'River to conduct placer mining omit- :,:on ).oirn people before the first child
ptions for gold. 1. hn i died .•
Are You Willing ---
TO FORGET WHAT YOU HAVE DONE FOR OTHER PEOPLE; AND • TO REMEMBER WHAT
OTHER, PEOPLE HAVE DONE., FOR YOU? TO IGNORE WHAT THE. WORLD. OWES: YOU,
AND TO THINK WHAT YOU OWE TO THEA WORLD? TO PUT YOUR RIGHTS IN. THE
BACKGROUND, YOUR DUTIES IN THE MIDDLE DISTANCE, AND YOUR CHANCES TO DO
A LITLE MORE THAN YOUR DUTY IN THE FOREGROUND? TO SEE THAT yoult FEL-
LOWMEN ARE JUST AS REAL AS YOU ARE, AND TRY TO LOOK BEHIND THEIR FACES
its..._
T+O- THEIR ::HEARTS, 11/UNGAV1 ,:.J;OY:x TO CLOSE, YOUR .I O( ,; 'OF': COMPLAINTS AND
LOOK AROUND YOU FOR A PLACE WHERE YOU CAN SOW A FEW SEEDS OF HAPPI-/
NESS?
THEN YOU ARE READY FOR SELF-DENIAL. •
Are You Willing ---
TO STOOP DOWN AND CONSIDER THE NEEDS AND THE DESIRES OF LITTLE CHILD-
REN;
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TO REMEMBER THE WEAKNESS AND. LONELINESS OF PEOPLE WHO ARE
GROWING QLD; TO STOP ASKING HOW MUCH YOUR FRIENDS LOVE YOU, AND ASK
YOURSELF WHETHER YOU LOVE THEM .ENOUGH? TO BEAR 1N MIND THE THINGS
THAT OTHER PEOPLE/HAVE TO BEAR ON THEIR HEARTS; TO TRY TO UNDERSTAND
WHAT THOSE WHO LIVE IN THE SAME HOUSE WITH YOU REALLY WANT, WITHOUT
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WAITING FOR THEM TO TELL YOU? TO TRIM YQUR LAMP SO THAT IT WILL GIVE .MORE:
LIGHT AND LESS SMOKE, AND.
TO CARRY 1T IN FRONT SO THAT 'YOUR SHADOW WILL
FALL BEHIND YOU? TO MAKE A GAVE FOR YOUR UGLY THOUGHTS AND A GARDEN
FOR YOUR KINDLY FEELINGS, • WITH THE GATE OPEN ?k rl '
ARE YOU WILLING TO DO THESE THINGS, EVEN FOR A LITTLE WHILE?
THEN YOU ARE READY FOR SELF-DENIAL.
Are You Willing ---
TO BELIVE THAT LOVE IS THE STRONGEST THING IN THE WORLD—STRONGER THAN
HATE, STRONGER THAN EVIL, STRONGER THAN DEATH—AND THAT THE BLESSED
LIFE WHICH BEGAN IN BETHLEHEM NINETEEN HUNDRED AND TWENTY YEARS AGO IS
TIIE IMAGE AND BRIGHTNESS OF THE ETERNAL LOVE?
i THEN YOU ARE READY FOR SELF-DENIAL.
( With acknowledgments to Dr. Henry Van Dyke.; • 1`.-
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Salvation Army
JUBILEE SELFDENIAL APPEAL
IVIAYT28 and 29 Objective:- $250
f- LOCAL COMMITTEE:
JOS. E. AGNEW, CHAIRMAN D. C. TAYLOR TREASURER, t H:1ul.1► Al'
h 1FltT SECY.
EVIDENCE
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Of Success of Hacking's
Heart and Nerve Remedy
and Hacking's Kidney
- and Liver Pills
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Wm. Fullarton, R. R. 1, Listowel:
"I doctored for eight years for
Stomach Trouble and Pains all
through my )may. got no relief until
I used Hacking's Heart and . Nsrvs
Remedy which fixed. tine up all right.
nosed Hacking's Kidney and Liver
Pills along with the Remedy."
Mrs. H. Hinchcliffe, Wingham:
'.I was on the point of a complete
Nervous Breakdown, could not sleep
or plan my household dutlea, truffer
ed with my Heart and my Nerves
_and _--do tors could do little for me.
Atter taking the flint lox ott Hack.
ng's Heart and Nerve Remedy 1
-improved so much in health that 1
e•ontin-ued with a 6 box treatment
a n rl, am o.ble to return to my work
with renewed vigor."
Mr. Richard Jones, Doon, Ont.:
"I_ Lave had Pains under my Heart
for some time and tried all sorts of
remedies and have been to four dif-
ferent doctors and mufti get ao re-
lief. i took one box of Hacking's
Heart Ind Nerve Remedy and felt'
very much dotter. I took another bax
and• have be.r;n, ahio to wank again}.
• 'T N tit your reined
wrf:ks _ at a 'lktre. the
pain was so great."
These are only a few at the many,
tc'stintoniels that. come to us v+olutti
tatily and. I ant sure that you tr9,
will get "h�flcial results if you will,
but give them a fair trial. Bur then
from your dealer. heist aa Mack-
in '
n there• a ng s.
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ASSURANCE
COMPANY OF CANADA
7 he applications for -New Assurances received
Company, during 1919 reached a total of ovvereby the
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$100,009,000
This exceeds the largest amount of ordinary
su>rance previously written in one Life As`
of the British Empire. year by any Company
Get a Policy in 1920.
Agent, Lucknow.
Geo. H. Smith
T > " in. ,Ifi1$;
['had .Ii1R lake s and 49 rivers leased
for fishing Tio rposes, providing, a re-
venne Of $76,4248.
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• It is report r•d that a British. eoni-
pony i, to etotubllish an iron and steel
1 industry ter Hritiyh (:olumhia to utilize•
the native orq s of the Province.
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Vii -P0,000 in loans have been ex-
tended to the returned soldiers on the
Cape. Creiker Indian "Reserve
Sc;)di.ers' (�icrve by the
,Land Settlement Iloar.J.
Capt R. Garland, the Indian agent re -
parts very favorably upon the ap-
parent activity and' interest of the
own, who .ere• taking advantage of
the lnr+nv.
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A prominet citizen who is
ready to try anythn always
homefrom B once paraded
ttahlshment the other afternoon a �-
ttir-
ed in an overall suit of blue drill. Half
an hour later he Paraded
d
as per usual and groomP � by 1ed th s
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wife.. , In this inshis
wens briefHatiarrison Reviewee the rebelion
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