The Lucknow Sentinel, 1920-08-05, Page 4Incorporated in 1355 o
CAPITAL AND RESERVE $9,000,000
Over 120 Branches
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THE 1YIOLSONS BANK
The Molsons Bank Assists Farmers
Almost every farmer finds his money tied tip in.stock or
crops at certain seasons. If he needs assistance he .should;
consult our local Man ager.
Savings Departments at all Br richer.
T S. REID, MANAGER, LUC.KNOW..B ANCH
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I.. I. C. Tractors & Engines
DEERING Drills, Cultivators & Harrows
Louden Litter Carriers, Stalls, Stanchions
FROSTand Water Bowls
Gates, Fence & Nog Wire
New Williams Sewing Machines••
Gourlay, Winter and Leeming Pianos
For Sale b-/
W. G. ANDREW,.- LUCKNOW.
CREAM
WANTED
••BY—
nm Seatorth Creamery Co.
We\ solidi your patronage
and guarantee you entire sat-
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Our prices are always the
highest
Our Testing done accurate-
ty by experts,
Our service and payments
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are prompt
Write a card to -day fori
egos.
Prices were never as high
as at _ present and still soar-
ing higher.
A card will bring you cans
tie the next train from us.
She Seaforth Creamery Co.
Seaforth. Ont. -
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BEST TREATMENT FOR
HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE
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When the Blood does not circulate
freely through the Ve:us you have
}Ugh Prussure and this is but
a Symptom of scn;e ether disease or
trouble. There is ustr.;ly Kidney
Disease, Heart Disease, Nervous
Troubles, Hardening of the Arteries
or Bran Trouble.
There is aJway3 the danger of a
rupture of a Blood Vee sel and as the
Jt . :he, blood Veep:s end the
1.. c Le;. ars all * :...ted with High
top...! Pre-zsine -t.`.•e .of.-::. az =.3t
s.:-stootc.ry tr • • :.s
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813 ':NESS ANS, SOCIETY CARDS
JOHN St;TRlultLA\1) & vt�NS. Ltd.. Uuelp..b.
Ont.. lnaurauoe, Fire and Marine. •
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I.: n 0. F. I.ucknow Lodge meets ever wrid,t11
evening at 8 O' (1::.•:k ito their Hal . 1:asap
boll greet. All brethren cordially invited.
°dicer.: -- Noble tit:trod, ttobrrt nl4Aer
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Vice ettnd J.Megli tt ; hoe. �-t. A. II
Floyd: Fin. icy.. i ►r. Patel son; 'i r'uaourer.
Ale
A..F. & A.M., G.R.C. Old Light Lod
meets every Thursday night on or
before the full noon, in the Mas-
onic Hall, Havelock St., Lickr.ow.
W. M., M. McGuire; S. W., Ja:nes
Boyle; J W., N. G. Mackenzie
See'y., W. A. Wilson.
GET, THE BEST.—When you take
out .life insurance 'get a policy in the
San. Life of C•atiada,. the .biggest
the Dominion, and a company whose
record Canadians are proud of.
See Geo. H. Smith, ° local agetit,• for
particulars.
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VICTORY BONDS S bought and sold.
IAiso faun lands,and .il:age property.
!Money to ioaui on 1st and 2nd mort-
i gages at current rates. of interest. In
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• surance. conveya'.c•mg, etc. Joseph,'
1 Agnew. Notary Public, Allin Block.
Ltucknow, Ont.
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TiME BRINGS CH.tNGE
Eden Grove hotel building has :,• . •
bought by Mr. Harvey r ar'•:.
Greenock, who will tear :: •?.,:t:. a:.:
use the material in tris Fre-�i:••r, , t a
dine new residence on his farm. T?...,
k ore. of the changes •that till r. -
been 1:raking on many of t'ie r• r '.•
along our 'highways during .>•• a,-
• due t a the ngw conditions urdLr tic z:__ .._
we are living. At one Lino- r.. .!.:, i
hours and dollars to spend :-• ':,
journeyed to and fro at the le: s t: r.-:
gait of a hor=se that. acronolinp• - -- ..
age, required rest every fes mile,., '
First the railway and then the :r..* ► • •
car has put the old tavern rot of i
business, ar d hardly a Vesti;te elf their •
framework remains as. a landmar'k•of i :�
the old stands. The Eden Grove heel
is one of the last to diasppear.--Pais• ' h
soy Adroeate.
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Published, every 'I'butelday ,n1111•tttng
at buck now. Ontario.. ,
Ant XI At: K R\!.l 1, Pro iriet,or
and Editor.
THURSDAY. AUGUST 5TH, 1920.
A WORLD GONE MAI)
President Hibben, of Princeton Un-
iversity, in his address tar the • grad -
outing. class this `ear, said some
very remarkable and even startling
things. Indeed, the whole address
'appear to have been of 'an unusual
character. It was anything but com-
plimentary to the manners and taste
and ideals, of the present .day, and it.
has . been .pronounced even • pessimi`s-
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Princeton University is ,one of the
r great., edw atijfitl . ; •insttituti(•na, af. ` .the..
" Toiiotc dnStates;:.. andR, thea iareOsst.
world, and we may assume that Pres-
ident Hibhen is a Ulan of knowledge,
culture, good 'taste and good judg-
ment. What he had to say,. there-
fore,. to a class of young men and
young women about to beg:n their
life work, if it may not be accepted
, ithout question, is at least entitled
...to uiost'respeetful consideration.
The conditions and the degraded
tastes described, doubtless aredue to
the general rn settling of all, things
human by the great war. We • can
here • quc to only a few paragraphs
of the a. 'dress. •
"About .us," • he. said, "is a world
of confusion and turmoil and • under
the spell of a general moral laxityr
we are groping in the dark for the
1 •ey of light which we •hare not -yet
discovered,
"In the, industrial -world there •is
underproduction, restless ••discontent,
and unscrupulous . profiteering. ' ::In
matters of finance there is ' inflation.
As .regards our philosophy of life the
_:plendidl idealism - of yesterday has
given place •to the crude.ntaterialisiu
of today. . Self-interest .and . self -in- •
dulgenee have suddenly • asserted
themselves. 40.
"In our . social relations • we are
weakly allowing ourselves to be ruled
'►y •the.Goddess of • Folly, slaves in her
lontain to the ,fashion' of the .hour.
:`lie --modern .dress,''the modern' •dance,
the modern music alnd -modern mon-
nem.- of today are symptoms that in-
dicate that, somehow, in this age we
have lest our .bearings, and that the
•old -values of life,: once sp highly .priz-
ed, have been forgotten. Threre is
danger of a lessening if not a loss of •
the , old-time reverence for •woman-
hood. There is no longer an aura of
mystery about the young woman of
today—a myst.ry once • her defence
and her glory; and whenever in the
history of the race this•divine prerog-
ative el womanhood is lightly re-
trarded' or recklessly scorned it has
•always proy d 1 symptom of dread=
epee_ far reaching and disastrous.
Every age of moral and spiritual pro-
`-:•rear in the histor; of the- world has
:•ern an • a•'e of chivalry in whit h
womanhood has been rut only res-
r•ee•ted 'hut revered. Today our illus -
'Avis seem to be gone; evetythint - is
obriou•
�net- word is lift unSa ::,1
no veil undrawn.-,
"fly Antics in the last .year have
(Muret inc to travel !pore Chan' 1:;. -
too mi'. .and 1 have been to every
.art, '.f this ruur:ry, and everyw-here
' `:' - • n t';•►. sane thin.?. tfest a=
North atter :'•►uth- ev-
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THE NEW COIN •
The. new Canadian one cent coins
made their appearance in Lucknow
Ireently. They are much smaller
th:t:i the cent pieces now in use,. be-
ing only slightly larger and jjlicker
than the United States cent, and
somewhat larger than the ('anadian
ten `cent piece. The -new coins are
noticeably lighter than the old -lash=
lone(! ones, due not only to the reduc-
tion in size, but also to 'a flat
variation in copper content in the al-.
loy
l-
loy of which they are composed. The
design adopted is Very attractive. On
the fare •side appears the• King's head
with- above it the inscription, -Georg-
his V Die Gra; Rex and Impe ator."
.In the centre of the reverse.side ap-
pears the 'words **One Cent" - with
• above them • the.. inscription "Canada'.*- —
at either side a s=hall maple leaf and
.be:o*w them ` the rear
ihit-f fault with the- en- ,coin s that
it takes so many of them to buy a
pound of sugar.
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FRIENDS
- The earth affords no richer treas-
ure thaw.a. good friend. He is ---ready -
to serve you with his money, his. hand,
his brain and his heart. You. may,
not need his money; and if you are a
true friend you Rill not care .so ►such
for his money as for sortie other.
things. • You may not need 'his he:p-
ing hand, but you will need his coun--
sel and good will. Yr are more con-
cerned -to knoA what- he thinks of you
and how he feels toward you than
what he can do for you. Some friend-
ships are easily broken. They never
we're sound: Selfish 'friendships are
common but utterly worthless. •'Ile
that hath friends must show h:nisd-:f
friendly." •
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ARE YOU A MAN oto WOMAN
Brave enough to Face the Future'
Big enough to Astlttme a Responsibility? •
For -seeing cnutlgh'.to •Prepare for Misfuctuue•?
.lmbit:ous enough to Increase your Estate itnmediatcl)'
Patriotic enough to 1'ro%ide for Your Own?
Energetic enough to he making a good Livelihood?
Healthy enough to pass a NI.•dical Examination'
Tht'ti (lily il►is . adt cal isr•nrt.t.
1•'1�! '111 01•14!.011' Wit! ' .•tttl t o
S. if. COOPER,
- Inspector, Th. Northern I.ife
Assurance (u.,
Hoa .t, Sentinel ' (plica, Lucknow.
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THE WESTERN FAIR
LONDON
Sept. 11 tit to 16th
The Gr:at Agric-u'tural .end Live Sto k Exhibition
of Western Ontario
'$35,000 •in ' Prize s - nd Attractiois
Johnny J. Jones Exposition on the Midway
FULL PROGRAM TWICE I' ALLY
Auto Po'io, Music, Fireworks. TWO Special
Evgants Daily. Exhibits of All Kinds.
SOMETHING i GING EVERY MINUTE
G: feral Actin ssicn 50:. . Children ISc Auto and Driver $1 00
A!► tututu :acid•.) in in the St cn Lary
ILA Col. Vii. M Gartshore, President A. M. Hunt, SccretarA
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SUN FIFE ASSURANCE
COMPANY OF CANADA
7 he applications for New Assurances received by the
Company during 1919 reached a total of over
$'1005000,000
This exceeds the largest amount of ordinary Life As-
surance previously written in one year by any Company
of the British Empire.
Get a Policy in 1920.
Geo. H. Smith,
Agent, Lucknow.
to sell their charms to . the men. • The
mothers force the girls to do it.'
"A goad many of the mothers un-
drt•=s considerably," one suggests.
'Yes," says President Ilihtw•n.
"th:y force the girls to tlo
tnen they do it themselves. ih.t t?:t .,
Tethers didn't do it.. Their nw:hers
would have been horrified at t:'•.• t
sights of today. And the your g• r.'�
would like it better in the 0;41way..'t
t,or dance here the other nip tai -:re 1
. w•a-i one young girl simply ant!
:y t!•r sse.l, and they t.•:1 me sh''
Aa the belle •of the hall. . •
"'the atmosphere that snrr +ural,. a
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rift the mystery of h •r, i4
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thine. • it is • nehaitt: z;; t •
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lei •rs from z.'i uet•r the Country ex-
pr. ,�inr arra.,:ea: u ith what be
sa-,1.
'r(•sdent ilablx•n states that a;
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!NERYOLI.S MOTHERS
ICumbered with endless rounds
of duty. the tired, nervous
mother generally finds in
had
Scott's Emulsion
tonic -help of rarest value.
A little of Scott's after meals
for a few days would do
• a world of good. Try ft ! •
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• :.haste hall the fol!ovving
I.. • ..or.or.••r a farmer had much
Ito , t^t'in�e a hir'-4 titan t,•
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a ► ;.:ri tl }:.,:tett• ll:t — r e#'!i.1ep d.itt
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• oritics. in,••r:n the .people' what tl.e
' laws : S . and as far as po!esib!e pr.
it crow: 'n. , l n'ort a the Inan=e late-
pr'event ;he►',i.str'i:tarn of soon; 1►iril
: nf•,r a fort fire re :mations •.
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1 ::n- as.ain--t aut•7;trabiir speedi•i . ia-
vest isra:e .con:i•la•nts..!ay infonliaticl••
:end make arra:s when n.c. bailey.
The Tear office:. Mr. t'ar n, h
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lit••w.i.; be i::•' Va.- r. „:rnl of tl••
iir;»ar:n ent of ,th•� .ltt •r:'r G�•rurai,
•:ri,: :,r; tam-- oe, other pe-o•n e1t'si:
!: services sill on:�• have t ). ea.!
( up the Crown . tt••rn,r, who will iii •'
4tr.:e•t t:14• .•:flet r:—Ex.
Wilts GETS IT'
I •. r a Itis. wool w" t•.t as .tlrw�h :tom Ai -
WILL BE I SF.F 1-1. OFFICER
li:an. t •' t: •:.t-;• 'te'r,1'� :1 hiltlntl . in t1' R;.r
j;r;t a '.'ars. T••4:ay it is beim niarke�.l at
hr' i twenty rent= a 'pound and c:••thine- is
s' front !o'». h. r in !•r:c; tai::n it •was t.: -o rear
rat a ;n.,•,o- Til r:•. -tui _pricr for woo; ria
t=ai=l urr.i'y .•::aiula:e'el th:. r!t•`.' ra't'e,
real as ii•.lu•rry. ar.i fr.:n fifteen n►oilit•n
.:►1, pro 1ue4ig . t•:':• Pinnate.' 1
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7.P% t• r'iIi:e"] ;� �nrti�t .rf wool in 1:" t.
II :e h have te.Lny ff'y mi ion shee•
three tl:1t'i» u' er ;,:tree h�:-rJ»rani_.»nett of-.
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1•'1ilt •n poemsts et nevus~ It :.14 rltie:rtt
that enoprous profits are he:nt !natio
h;• sori►e me l•:;t at any ra•t•. they sari -
not �t►in y into the rt kt is of th•.
sheep farn'er.
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dealing Of Ibtmo-z . :, Rates ♦ C•'., 1.ir.ltrd.
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