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Government' Approved.Barred Rock B
Chicks and Eggs for HatChing, fro
Blood -Tested Stock ...
t have ,been breeding for fifteen years for'Size, large eggs, tteavy
prodacties and vigor. All egg/ a . are extras and 'specials
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„RAClUcK PRICES '. • ' - ' ' * •
.` MARCH," 12 "centa-eadf; '". . .. ':AFRIL; 11, tents' each.
'MAY, 10 cents each' ,- • . JIJNE, 9 cents- each:
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'AVEHUNDRED OR OVER, VENT A CHICK LESS. Five
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„..„.U.ntiitlated "tee -Initialed clucks free, with every hcindr,bd ordered.
'Ten per --e-elt• deposit book's'. TO-nr Oder:0%1714: -very-
iivainitte0. 1
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EGOS FOR HATCHING, Hundred - $5.0 . , ee hundred tisr Over
• at fear cents in egg.- Order chicks now :and get "deli er when \.
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you want :-,t„hem., inspection invited:, ' Write or . '131lion,e,,
KENNEDY- 1.1?4#1.;TRY fAR.N4, "
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Whitechurch -• .' ' , ' . '' • Ontario
'ANOTHER ' Tp.ip SCOT,CII{.
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-Pointing out in. an 'editorial, that
,• the ,barter • systein is • nothing new,
McDonald, veteran edi.
• tor of the Chesley Enterprise, weaves
an amusing story into the article7as
' he recalls if .being told by a pioneer
' sttArekeciltr f Wiartrin:-Of-einfirt-e-if•
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',.•it ancither :one On the Scotch: "
• 'An old Sept canieintonly stere and
said: -"Muller; what, ere: yen charging
for darning.'needles today?" I replied
• "They are s cent a .:"What,
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are- eggs ' going . at 'tciday.?" t told lint
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:they were 12' cents: a dozen. "Then,"
;said the shrewd :old Scot, •"I'll just
haYe, a darnin' 'needle Sid:here's . your• :
pay'. and suiting the action' .to the
word 'he pulled an .egg out of his
• coat pocket Mr. -Muller putthe. egg
on the Counter behind As:ime-
• -iiouisly, stated. whiskey was 'set& in
grocery stores in thosedayi and Mr.
• Miller's cuttonier' liked a -Wee &apple
• and be :Miff to the itorekeeper";
ter do ,ye: no! treat yer. euttomere?"
Miller . thought,it wat:a small deal
On which to stand the treats but he
wouldn't 'be _bluffed and ppured': out a
-ribetitTeriettited7ftill:TThe--cut-;t
tinner lookedat the whiskey :and. re-
marked: „ea:Mutter, „used - to .a 'bit,
•Of -egg 'in :.iny-Whilticiyi" -er
chant.,quickly deeided to gothe
.lerigth of generosity, reaehed• his
hand behind'Anim; •tOolc the egg, . the
enttOmier'.:,liad.. brought- in to swap,
•-.'fOr the needle," and cracked it over
the edge , the glass.. .The 'canni.
:Scot lOoked down-at.the •eggnog"and
• Ind*: "Muller, yon • egg's got twa'
yokes,. Ye oWe another darnin'
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needle."
• Pete was ..e cob:red gentlernan and
'very much in love. But, greatly as he
desired Mtgs. Johnson for his wife; he
• was ao bashful that he dared not ask
cher In person, so he hadtoSeek re.
•course to the telephone to make
knOWn his love. He. raag herup, at
the house, Of her employer,- end „in-
•,quired: dat yen, Miss Johnson
"Yaas;" was the replY. "Well,. Miss
Johnson; ,:'se•::got a mos' 'iniportant
• quettioir-to, ask you." "Yes?" "Will
• you . Marry: me, Miss 'Johnson?" And
the answer came • quiekly: '`Yaas,
yeas; Who •it; it speaking?"
KOLYROOD-
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•Igt.. Graham_ Pinkney spent. Sunday
at Mr. Win;•Eadie's...
• Mr, and Mrs. Robert MacDonald
-were ,recent .vititorg 'at Mr. Harvey
Ackert'l:, • ' ' •..
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Miss Alma Carruthers Was a recent
sit�rat. Mr ._,O.:..Pollock.".4 _12111:_eon.
Mr, arid, Mrs,, Clifford Barron-. 'and
babe Of •Tara„, have moved.. into the
house, t fornierly, becupied by Mr.:,
Chas. Burt,,-1Vr. Harken is assisting
at Mr. -Ernest Ackert's.„.
Mr..' and .Mrs, Rebert MacDonald,'
Mr,‘: and Mrs.' Howard, Harris and.
Mr. *Earl Harris 'were repent '''‘rifitors
at Mt; Richard 'Baker's.:i
•Mr. 'and. Mrs -Andrew -Hamilton
Were recent' vifitOrs at Robert
MacDOnald's:-' • •
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Misses Vera • and Mary . Johnston
• spent Sunday at kr..: Andre*,
Hainil-
ton's. '
WHiliCIJURCH
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Miss Beryl, Mundy et Wingham,
spent the week:end with Mist Leila
Leggett.
Miss Lila Emersen. of Toronto is
.11,Ir. and• Mrs.' Lorne Durnin -of St..'
SelenS;--spent Sunday...With .fier'..par;
:Mrs.:-Dayici'Kennedy:
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.. Jas. .EinerScon
,Einerspn 'spent .Sunday withthe lat.
ter's son, Mk: and Mrs.' Vieter'Emer;
soh of Langside: '
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The World's' Day of ' Prayer .
being observed in 'the Presbyterian
church,, Friday -at • 2.30All „the
ladies -of the United' Church are 'cor-
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dially invited to attend.
Mr Jack Aitchison has purchased
a' horse from Mr. Tom 'Mdere. .. •
Mr. Duncan .! Kennedy' has over
nineteen hnpdreds chickens • out.
,Mrs ch41., Cooke and ' Mrs,. W.
Hamilton - visited a ,day last 4e1. -
with Mrs. p.Gillies
Mr. Gordon McTavish of Lucknew
spent Sunday with his uncle,- Mr. and
MTS. Gordon Elliott:
A sage Says: A 'banquet' it an af-
fair where you eat a..lot of 'food you
don't want .,before talking about
soinething4.6.1i. dont nnJerstand to a
crowd of people who don't Want . to
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mali
rin
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esults
.YOIT' SEE THEM' EACH WEEK' IN:
THE cLAssipAgD :COLUMN OF
.THE SENTINEL
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ver investa few " cents in one
of 'them,? Prhaps you have one ofa.
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` hundred things you may want to'buy
or sell? '
THEN PITON E • U NO '
TELL US Al3OUT . IT AND ,,SEE.
' WHAT PROFitABLir, AND QUICK
; RESULTS 'ONE OF OUR 'ANT
ADS WILL BRING.
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• Mr, and* Mrs. Henry -MatheY4
Mite visited- With friends- 'in • this
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community on Friday.
Mr. and- Mrs. George Philips 'of
Fordyce -.visited recently with the
latter's parenig, Mr. and Mrs. John
Campbelli: ,
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• 11C1 OFS. -Spence Irwin „spent
Sunday with friend. a Auburn •
• Mr _Mel Hackett,' of the Benk Pf
Commerce; _Innerkip, spending his.
vaeation -with his, parents- here: • •
"Mra-lAife, of .46,:‘Tnce,h, is visiting.
-with, her:Ail:flier, -Mr. "Gilbert •Vint,
and, Mr., Vint; - • t: '
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff ',Hackett: i.risited
recently' With friends at Nile; ' , • '
Mrs . Sid" Ferguson and 'son Donald
,
2f . London, ,nre,yisiting, with Mr.,‘ and
Mrs,. Thos.' Peril:son. ' •
• Mrs. -Ida • Hackett . of „ Lucknow,
spent a- few days last week with her
denghters.
ASHFIELD 44.0TS
1V1r;.Ja's.,Ritchie spent Mr. Gordon Ritchie. . -
:Miss,. Della,. 'Gilmore ' hit ,retiirneff
alter, tpending t▪ he past two
"nontlis in Lordoii.
• We are glad 105 report . that Mr.
•Chas, McLean, Jr., who has been'la
Up with pneunionia, is slowly mprov-
ing under -the nursing of Miss Mar-
garet Thom..:
Mrs. -Less. Ritchie, Who his been
in Goderich for the past two weeks
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returned. home: ,
-Mrs. Peter -Cooke has - returned
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home, after spending the past two
months with her daughter-.- ;:
Mr. Bob Reid was the' guest pf
his !sister, Mrs. ;Jim. McDonald.: on
SundttY.
pARAMCIp,N,T
--THE
LeCKNOW, SENTINEL
Published every l'hurtday morning
at I,ncknow, Ontario. •. 4
Mrs. A. D., MacKenZie -.Proprietor
•PamPbell- "Ihompscin-Publisher
THURSDAY; MARCH 214- 1933, "
PARAMOUNT U. P.•• W. 0.. „.
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,G.3,tAlt-:IVIRHIDTO.,.
Venidderable•IRPSineasHefOre Welting
, ,Program -*Preaented.
Miss Mari COok, Wingharn, visited
at her heMe :rec.ChtlY.
Mrs. Mary MacAUley,,„▪ RipleST, spent
a few days .last :week at. :her ,home
. of .the Paramount V.
P.W.O. spent -I4st,-. Friday afternoori
tt,the:horneofMs. Jack Henderson
The afternoon Was spent in sewing
•FelOthes'for*hoi-Whielf:Were'Sont.' to
a needy family in the . dittrict..-
' 'Mr. and Mrs. Jas. -Mae -Donald !Pent
he week -end in Toronte. T •
_ 'Mrs. !toward 'Robinson andiSlirley
• liOlyraod, 'spent a few days. last
week With !Iqr. parents, gr,,ancylVIrt:
Dexter.. -
,
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Mitt -Beth Alton,--‘ LucknoW, visited
With Miss. Lyle': Richards during the
Week.,
MTS. MaeNeil entertained 3.07:11p
friends to a Musieal treat , last Fri-
lay
evening,which was enjoyed by
--.11 'Who attended.
• ;Mr: and Mrs.. Wm. •Kempton en-
tr.tained number of: their friends
•a social evening last Mondtre.: A
ensant time Was , enjOied by all
s
Miss ':Lyla Bleb a rd has -returned
'to her work in Lucknow after having
.months holiday 'at herhome here.
; The next dance in the ',paramount
Halt ;will be held On 'Friday; 1.!4arCh
3rd. Everybody welcOnie.
IMPRESS !PHA FACT
tf, .peo•Ple... *Quid._ get_ intit.; 'their
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heads, the iaca, goyernm6nt ex-
pencliturc, -no matter. how �r by what
authority it .is made is eventually
• included in the tax bill they pay, -they
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would give -less support. .to ;spending
Ideas,' says the °riffle News -Letter.
The man . Who never write? a cheque
for inconie ta.x to the Dominion, gOv-
eminent, who does -not own an auto -
Mobile or go to the theatre, and Who
his no city real estate, pays,...every
daV of the year, hit share of- thetax,es
The portion that he Abet' not pay
•directly, if' absorbed in the cost of
the -geods and services that he buys
and in leSsened opportunity ‘ fOr pro-
fitable employment. '
CREW
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Mr. 2Stan1eY Ilore Who has been
'Working at Mr. 0.8ain StierWood's tar
t.he past year is :now working for
Mr. Win.'Itebinton of Belgrave.
. Mr. and ;Mrs,. Drennan :Anent
Friday :at the - home of .their son
Wilfred' and. Mrs. -Drennan. •
Quite a numbets froffihire attended
the :"Mother and 'Di(ugliter", banquet.
linngannen,'• Friday eYeiling and.
all 'report a*geed, time..
• :Mr., Harry ,Middleton who has heen
engaged-. with Mr. • John, Kilpatrick
for•the past few ear isnow work-
ing for Mr. jim Sherwood. '
Mr.: and Mrs. '3iVilired Brennan and
spent Thursday with the latter's'
parents:::„Mz;;44-44, 1.-•
ett of LtieltneW::. •
• •The. Lueknow • Conti-mindensehod
pupils all spent_the week.end under
their .respeetiYe. Pare:164. reefs..
;. Mr: atid, Mrs, -Hort Finnigan spent
'day, ..reeentlY With the ' letter's
Sifter, •Mr. ;jim Cu1li9tt
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,s1,.,,HELENS
On :Friday pvepipg: the: pt; goons:
Young pe901! :po'ciety, :401d
clot ..IN!.ampen.t qf the church
in recogaitien.pf.theprogrestivetpirit.
exhibited by theYoung4people.. Over
Jriilihundred.people,Were presetictO
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elliok. 'the- excellent . Inell'••*.hiOiCtke
ladies had prOvided...The! tables "laden
with.good things- tp eat aiding gals.
14.4i9•5". of a9ring•*-.0-iVe-r7: an
Manycrepe. :paper, proved that there
was•-n`O.:,;"clepressien" in, or near ..St,
YielenS., The .decoratingof. the ' tablea'
inliK been in charge of MrsWtlichicson
Great • credit Is. dpeto MiASOS Greta
Webb.and '• Helen Miller or ',their'
ogoitif in. Orel/Wing. the; splendid sup-
per, the ',Chief,. attraction -Of. the eyeri..
Wilson woods loaned, his
radin''and... splendid: music was •'heard
driripg • the!..t,upp.er hour:, ' Rey. Mr:
Wilkinton,
the IceY note' of 'the.: banquet' in a
humorous address -on•Ineiden 'per.
to„the 'preparitiont.„„for the.
banquet. Following the4fteatt..tOthe •
the..Nitional • Anthem' was sung:
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Mr, Lorne Woods ,then proposed. the
toast. t� "Our :Country"... He empha-.
Sited. the nith ideals t� be found in
all phots.Of Canadian life;He show-
ed that freedom, -pf . thought and
action: was ne' Of the .chief 'chance:
teristict' of. this greet; Part of the
Hi•itiSh Empire; In .his reply; ;Mr.. G.
S. :McIntire Preyed himself an'adept
story -tellen--Then. he gave an interr-
epsrtoisns.gi'otn, cl.,deospetroimm.insitipitta.,lakg irtth: ofd
. „
"business' cycle with 'good • • times
bound • to .imne mtheir. turn.' :
duet "Flow ,Gently, Sweet' Afton"
rendered' by Mrs; and
WiisS :Greta; Webb, •Was a: -pleating,
variation • in :the - Pic:grain. Mr. Staril
ley Tod4 was then. called upon. to
propose a 0:esti° theyoungpeoples
SOciety: After a'.. humorous- introduc-
tion, •••he enumerated some • of . :the
•contributions made Sy; the, Society.:
the'. ,churchH4a piano, a half "share
With. Whitecharch ;in :a • projection.
!limn -books, ite Well, .as ‘
mitions._to . themanaging board te:
, , •
help ',defray. expenses In ip -reply, Mr.
WellaCethert ',history
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of -.the"- SoCiety.-•:-It-'watc---establithed-
about 1890,' -when Rev. Mr..Anderson
wasthe. pastor.. In ..18-94i. Re..!..
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Whaley Was • president, -iMr. fl. • D.
Woods, •• Viee-president. -Mr: Richard,
.A. Miller,treasurer; and Mr: .-James
Rainige, ,secretary. There • Were - One.
hundred :and • .fifty-six on the,
*with -an' average attendance ;Of eighty
Collections ' :amounted' to only.
• fifteen , dollars, but, this .was • Mainly
in coppers : • Mr: . AMP' Mueller .
lighted ' the -.audience'. With :some Ger-
e'en' cenntry songs. ' Mr. Wilson Woods
hid' the. difficult task • of .'proposing a
toast to the "Ladies" He told us that
we 'did , net need the 'permission of
our Icing Or our Country to. hold a
banquet, 'tint -that without, the Ladies',
thero,-,-.WoUld,' be no bOnquet.'Mrii.‘-.Jat.
hamige.,replted. 'for.; the ,Ladies. ' In
keeping With the.. humorous speeches
of the . eveningshe -outlined her Idea
of Canada's Womanhood,. and the., im.7-
pertance of :attempting to understand
the ''modern generation It was :- left
to .Mr: John Miller to bring the. even-
ing to e cliniax by one :ofhis funniest
jokes/After
munifty.Singing, Rev
, „ Wilkinson
, a, few. minutes of com-
,
:tghste:.:b
lese:tr:
mrswoo27,s;
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Wednesday -.for a' - Week's visit • With
her daughters at Fergus. G,uelPii and,.
All the, ,Wernen :of: 'the cc:inn:unity
are invited te. join with these', of the
United ,Church in the Observance �f
the World's Day .Of Prayer' on .Fridai.
March. 3rd. The. meeting Will. be ' held''
at Mrs.Gordon's, at .2.30: •
Re*: T::•C: and Mrs. Wilkinson, and
Mitg-Greta. 'Webb, visited •Witli
Ircla-
Hves at Blyth on Monday. '
:Mr.' Rege Levis. Spent• :last. week at
tbe' heine.of.,:hit-,sistetti- Mrs: Sandy
,
Jas. Meraileno- of ,Bluevale
,
a .visiter with. hit. daughter; Mrs.
Gordon
"EMthePelh.'elizteobileitsdn
of- L!icknow
was the guest of Mrs. j. B: Rather--
ford..last
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. The February Meeting
Para-
mount "0,F.W.O....Wat :-.11elarrilt-, the
h�rne; of Mrs. Alen: 'MProiar:Midi.s•With
thepresident in the chair : In "the ab...
sence Of -the secretary, Lila 'Richards
acted: The Meeting 'Opened by ring
ing• the -9de followed , by, the Lord's
prayer- in unison. The .r611 'Call was
respeuded' to by .4 eproverb.' The
minutes of', the last ;meeting : Were
reed and ' adOpted."',.Cards . of thanks;
for good -cheer • boxes were ' read, a
social. evening' Was decided -on for
March' 100.... It Was moved by- MrN,
J. T. Webster • and seconded by Mrs.
gemptori, , thatthey buy and, make
the lynch and charge.. the :gents 25c
and it -was definitely :understood that
the 'Public. set:04 children were, to be,
admitted' free. Moved' by Mrs.
Jamie-
son and parried... tinammously • that
JeCk.' Henderson and Grant MeDizar.'
midbe door -keepers., Mrs: James J.
Webster, 'Mrs. Jet T. Webster and
Mrs. • Grant • McDiarmid volunteered
to , make.: five loaves , •of- bread each
into sandwiches and the buying of
. . • . • ,
the fiuing' to be -decided '• later: . Mrs.,
G. MeDiatnaid it to. ,tuf•Ply the :cream
Mrs. Jack Henderson brought up
fore the meeting that Mrt,-Hernell-
would :donate' top and•,bOttom..,.for.
quilt, if they: 'knew of any-prie
ing:.the same.. It *at deeided'i-i they
make: the : quilt ;for -a needy . fatuity,
InTAshfield: and.also give -the blank-.-
ets' Which'' are on hand, also .danate,
any :clothing: that could ''be.gathered,
omongs..i.•the-
:Mrs: Webster to :!.-.1orik. after -the, pyr.
meet -at the: hOnie 'of Mrs. Jack HO'nri
derson for quilting and sewing #
Friday: afternoon. . '0. •
An invitation Wat• reeeived. fromthe 't.ucknew joint''U F 0 ti:.,aftend•
a seeial,iii.the .Orcinge Hall Feb 280
Ladies- naked to bring' lunch.
An. invitation was accepted, to meet
atthe home of Mrs: Jas. McDonald,
for next :meeting, the roll esil to be
answered by Irih.. jokes: The ,pre;
grim" ,c0innitttee,,, Mrs. Herb Ensign.
Mrs: jebri jaiiiieson•; 'Papers hy -Mrs.
Art Cook, and ',Mrs.„Richerds, which
brought .• the' business • part, of : thr
meeting' to a' 'close, -after Which' w
were 'fevered...by a reading by 'Mrs.
WilKempton,.followed by a, Selo' by
Mrs. Jas. -T: .WObtter • aecompiniee
by Mrs. Js: -.T. Webster With aatO
harp. Mit's Catherine McKenzie gave
a, very Pleasing dance. followed . by s
humorous reading by' Beth 'AltOn and
Mrs. •Jo:hi:Sten. • Conimunity
singing and the, National': 'Anthem
brought the Meeting:to 4 close. A -
Voteof' thanks waS tendered
.• . ,tO.Mrs
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•McD.hIrtaid.-bMit,• Kempton;f6r: the
us e Of :hr. home.::,A 'dainty lunch,NvOs
seried by the hostess.: •
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"IT OUGHT ,To BE FINE; •
•i -LIVE HERE."
'-The:above quotation is the remark
of an old colored lady who was com-
,pliinented ort :her fine garden. ' The
story Was told at the Horticultural
Association conyention by.- a , lady
who spke on beautifying Canada,
and. the 'reply , Of the old darkey 1:10
Might be. taken as 'a slogan, for .anY
home or municipality: .It would be- a
Mighty:fine one, -toe, for it savors Of
self , as well: as pride - in her
turioundingt; proud that it was her
own handiwork. But it implies more.
It implies that the home or town'i it
what you make it -that the iinPres-
sion an outsider gets ofyour' twain is
what you give litin personally Or by
the ,appearance • of, your ' property.
Let's :Make that a slogan for Luck.
now.
"Every good and • cominanding
movement, in the annals Of, the wor14
's the triumph 'of :enthusiasm. Noth.
great was ever aceOmplished
without it." -Ralph Waldo Emerton,
A *ehronic boridwer, like an aPpe--
• twit • -
tite'always-coines_back tor. more.
Scientists' , annoutte . that -hed
stitro. are 'ClOSer• than. they: thought.
Eireit• a e'tilr: hnS. to he 'ete•se to stay
lin. thiie "-t140;
LUCKNOw Ind WiNGHAM
Monutnental Works
Lucknow. Oat."
am the largest and most "complete
stock in the most: beautiful, detign.7
to' elMeee from! in1
MAR4LE, .SCOTCH,' • ,sNirPisn
•• '• OD cA;ctifilAN GRANITES.
W E Make a SpeCialty of.
-family monuments' and invite •
pririt„loanectios...0L,,,'
laserlptioaa Neatly, Carefully- aml.
proMptly Horie. ' , •
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Ste 'before your Pile*.
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tiOnsiaO tiro'. , it.411ottoo
Phone `, Photo 210
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.A HEALTH SEPtVICE OF
11'N E CA NA,DIAN. sectIcAL
,ASSOCI4VTION AND LWE*'
!NSUPIANCE COMPANIES.
„IN CANADA ,
THE ENEMY AMONG US '
• He dernonstrated.' that.- fyherk
their body temperitture *as, lowered,;
,Wexoprekriniofentt.t;chwhilei. 'cr:riMieein:ftekrtrt..ohno
the faid fell vietinit to the gerriis oi
a "disease .wl411,. ander ,ordinary- Con-
ditions, they were. able:to' :ret.
Thit.experiment illtistrate'the
fact that the body „,is • rendered gas"
. r
cepOble. to -disease germs by adverse 4..
conditions, such as prolonged chilling.
•• ' Many. ,illnesses are arbitrarily •
dated .beck to a*.chilling of. the body.: •
"Be careful ef the draught"; "Wrap'
Yourself. up warmly"; are -familiar
injunctions given. inevery" household..
However, exposure to a -lOwer. tem- -
peratnre is net • quitethe. sole -Cause
of' illnets,- for, in' cerinnunicable 'di:s-
etae, the Spee .gerr.n mast be pre-
sent :if :the disease is to .cleveloP.1 '
few things are'necetsarytO off- •
set, at far as -it •humanli` -PM5Sible,
the- development Of. An infection:; The.;
individual Should avoid chilling;',.:Se-
_ecititrabe Soldel
regime. The avoidence Ofeontact With ,
Any cornintinicable_disease is a nec-
essary precaution.' •.',
, The sneezing, coughing and e:cpec--:
forating individnal is found iii every
citnee and WOrkshop,- on' every street -
Car • and train.. Seirietimet he it:an In-
dividual who prides himself:en tpen-
ty, 'thirty or forty years :of service
without ; sick leve., , Such a simple •
thing' touch -of---,11n",-;-inustinot----
interfere with a record' sa = enviable
•despite the :feet •4 that his .
workers and travelling companions,
are the innocent victims of his over:-
zealeas thouglilmisguidetidvotion.0
duty.: Real` dityisjcl
an instance lies in the protection of ,
hig_ce-y,79iyeiv_and, othermembers ,
of -the cemminrity irom
diseases:- Aeothrannicabte•-•dis:eate-- is'
essentially 'a cOmmuniti problem ,and'
is just as inuch.,A problem .as are the •
hazards of fire or .other 'Preventible
calamities. „ • •
The individual,' •as,''a member'.0f.
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cornintinity; that ,Plays -a 'part in the
preservation and ' maintenance of
community health. • ShOuld- he con.;
tract a- 'commies:hie disease and fail
to .apply the Simple precalitiOnary
Measures, ,he not only jeopardizes his
own health, but becomes, however ' On. •
wittingly; 'a centributory 'facter tO •
-much unnecessary illness and physi-
cal,Qisieusfftieorpinsk'cOneerning Hea-lth, -Sd;:4
drested to the Canadian Medical 'As-
sociation, 184 College- StreetTeronto.' ,
will be answered personally .by „letter
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SECOND CON:., KINLOSS
We are gled :to -rePort that Mitt -
Mary McQueen lisliinproYing, having
had so.severe attack Of. the , .
that her recovery Was despaired Of:. :
Mks. John Irwin - spent , a "day in
Winghant .L-thig week, Vititing.: her .
daughter; Mrs. Campbell: :
• The Stork celled ,at two home. on,
this- line •last week,"-letriing a 'Son
it Mr: and Mrs. ,Gilbert • Barkwell's
Monday,February 20th, and a -
laughter at lr. and M,rs:-; tPeter
7arter's, •the tame date. ,Congratu, • •
-Mr. 'John McDonald of Teeswater'ipen,
last -week.
ti;coOf ,.daysi on the line:last-week.
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Mr. and Mrs: Jas. • Irwin were
iiSitors at Martin's on the 4th' con.,
last. Wednesday. •' • '
The . Young.' People's. Society o
,8outh Kinloss Church, put on a con- -
-tett this. Wednesday evenini 'at the
Manse. The :leaders , for each :ride
'were. Miss !Catherine - Mc/nnes • and
Miss Anna Graham, with the respee-
tive grOuPs, each putting on a pre -
gram. The winning. side will be an-
nounced :next week.
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• S. S. NO.' It. Huron.
V C1icsd-A11cis_1•,MacCharles 81
LJUPatiamilion•
IV--esSie h- ..i..
Gordon ' MeGu•ire, 89; Raymond Ham-.
dion 87:3;. Dorothy McGuire ,81.0;
Donalda MecCharreg. 17,3; • Marion
Hamilton 67.3,
Sr.
Jr: HI -•-Sandy ..McieCharrles 81.6;
Mary MeGuire 72.6; Charlie, Reultiton ,
66.3; gordOn Brooks. 63.6; : Eileen
Gordon', 3ack ROiijston 41 6,
Irwin 31.
dase-EVelyn Trwin;' Arnold
MeGairc; Frank 13Arinyell,;„
Mary, COOkO., • • ,
ASteriOC -denote absence for
examinatiOn.
No: on rOP 21
Ave, att. 19.8
Cfnliablft!
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