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Supplement t L„UCKNOW .SENTINEL
'AUTO TROUBLE LEAD TO
,- DISCOVER.. OF. BOOZE
The first :conviction in this, distriet
under 'the' new law which forbids
transportation of liquor .on'the high
• y: ay' was registered on Moniday,•when.
• Mr Albert Boehinex• !o ,r • .p K'tchener
• was fined $200 and costs by Magis-
t'ate 1V1cNab for taking ,liquor to his
swifter cottage at Southampton. It"
appears that Boehmer had motor
trouble near •Dunblane. A.' bunch . of
farmers gathered'. and. spying the•
-booze, telephoned to Paisley. and •as
a result •inforation' was laid in court.
'by LincepseInspector 'White,
•—r,;o oa.
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A•t.recent graduation' exercises at
the Alexandra Hospital, Gofericl.,
diplomas -• 4 given to the following:
Irene Salkeld.•1'lorence Durnin, ()aro-
, line Dunkeld, of Coderich. and .Ida
M. . Bali, Clinton, Laura Bone, : Bel
grave. • •
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Lucknovir Ont , `L itursday:,. June 29,' 1922:
: THE; WESTERN -
September 9th, to, 16th., 1922
• Orie, :of the most interesting feat,
ures of.last year's Exhibition was the'
Bgys'' and• Girls' calf feeding compet-
ition which was put on for the first
time !.'here were thirty-two oznpeti;
tors . and although there` were 'only'•
'fifteen • prizes given, the' Board gave
prize • of $10' cashcitp eachof the
other contestants;. ' •
• This competition will be repeated.
again this,year'on similar conditioris.
the first prize :being• $100 and a silver
scup hi 'addition to this a yearling
feeding competition will be put on.
for Boys and Girls somewhat similar
with generous prizes which have been
kindly. •donated bv• Mr .Weld of The
Farmers' Advocate.. and Mr, Fraleigh
of Forest, Ont. All information is in
the Prize List, • send for one .to the
'Secretary, A. . M. Hunt. : General Of-
fices,"London, Ont; ,
At twenty the: single male is 'in
Love with all theaadies and atethirty
he ° thinks' all the ladies , are in, love
with ,him.
.Do1YIIN'ION:' DAY: CELEBRATION•..
Arrangements lave been completed fora.Monster CeLebratio'n „
to be held at
• WINO'HAM
A Full Day's Programme •
.Saturday, aJuly .1st., 1 922
MORNING et 9,30 a.m. ,
Big Street Parade, to the. Park, •Beaded best
THE WINGHAIVI CITIZENS'. BRASS BAND •
and Croak's
JAZZ BAND
7 of Guelph
Three competent judges. will award the followin¢'trizes for'
• Best Decorated Automobile $15.00 $10:00 • 83.00
Best Decorated 1ica $3.00
• '82,00.$1.00
•lf)on't' Miss the Old Boys' Baseball Match at,10.d0 a m;
Tearns Captained by T. J.. M•etean 'aryl W,'• A, Cur- :.
• --.tie- both of the -Old Homme 'Guards; and these teal s
will be M. full dress uniform in the' parade, , •
:'admission to Park:—Adults 25 cents, Children 10 cents
AFTERNOON—at:1.30 P' ;in .•
BASEBALL Lucknow, •vs.• Winghani
at 3.30 •
LACROSSE Kincardine and Wingham Teams
• at 4.30 '
• The .Lucan Irish. Nine
That World Falinous Baseball team will 'play the winners. of
' ' the 'other game ,
Admission to Park: Adults 50 cents, Children 15 cents.
Grandstand, 1:5 cents
_ . ••EVENING'
5T ,BaAt 7,30 .Tug -of -War, -and at fl oclock •
•Brass'nd Concert and Community Singing •
in which everyone ,loins.
". w• MERRY MIitT-x Mu EIl:3
To Hours' of :Real Music and Refined. Fun
Admission to Park:—andstand, it .cents -Adults 50 cents, Children 15 cents
Gr '
Rands-Pl-ayinir All- Day' and Evening :
"1a.ND' THE 1st.:AT WINGHAM•
,•. r'C_ P Ti.,1•,<<o>ng`Concert, Dancing in Wingham Armo►YrieG ;
Towne's Celebrated 7-Piece:Hawaiian .Orch'estra s
I^ C Young, President: 1'lT H':_Gurney, Vice.,_Presi(lent
• H. 11, Elliott, Secretary and: Treasurer
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MUNICIPAL OFFICERS ;UNITE
"In'unien there is strength."
ion is the "order cf the 'day ,. We .don't
know whether ,it •has occurred:in any
'other county or, not,.: but in'.Huron
County -..the 'municipal clerks ' • and
treasurers •: of the : townships, .have
formed :a uni,un, •or *organization,. for
mut�;al benefit: This organization was
!Lnsunnrated at Qoderich on June
9th., when quite ra Y number •of the'
;,'lunicipal clerks and treasurers with
their wives enjoyed' a picnic ra.b.ch
was followed by•a�meeting at which•
an' organizat,.:n • was effected., These
ofcers, of course, have n;uch
mon and all felt like getting together
:ma talking; overtheir mutual pro-
blems—not to say grievances., .e-.
eause, if we did,, it night be inferred
taac the; are a,aout,to make demands
u;: n hetir •empldyers, with a'.threat
Lo .str.ke in' the back -ground. The 'fol..
lowing ofir_ers of the. new organza:
;lion were. dlected • •
1VicDoriaFh, Ashfiehl:
•
',ie -Pies, J• E,•:Barnwell, Stan -
•c•
y;erg•,--A, Porterfield; E, 1Gaw,a-
m
a'reasurer-J. Fingland, Hallett
Executive,, Compiittee—Thor :.above
and Messrs. Wilson; Seaforth;
l3av+field; MacDonald Grey:.
ani! Senior, . of • Exeter. • •'
SIxIRTS AND "SKITTIES"
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• TRAFFIC ON COUNTRY ROADS' •
Down: in. .Nova Scotia they -have a
laity -that excludes 'motor traffic from., •
•the highways' "during .the. earit;;-
spring A similar . regulation
force in Quebec. and "the adoption of '
the Nova Scotia polity. acct,;rai t,i •
the: lIalifaA.,.Chronicle, : is TiQini;.•
strongly , urged ;in. Ontario, where --
they..are'.finding that n for traffic,..
r
'pa> ocularly heavy truth, is dalni,
tremendous, damage to .thei surface :.f
the roadways duyingw the period
when the' frost is coming out' of the
ground; and it' is proboble that no ;t ,
year • ;t+raifie •will he • regulated - ac-
'cording.to the Nova S.otia, niethi;t1.
•'1he re=gulation," s' - - The 'Chronicle, '
"has ween criticized ,•by thoughtless
pc..i,le in '1\.ova Scotia, who appar-
ently, .care litt.e about the enol lions
an:evnt x damage + hich 1=,ay be
: •,.e:, the. roads so long; as they .are
.wee .. to t.•avel as -they" please, 'The
r, .icy :s, however, so; essential to
the protection of our highways, that
we feel, sure. it will be maintained' as
a per. anent regulation." •
••t Vlanaoba 'says- The• Winnipeg Free'
''1 esa;. •s' fortunate:' perhafis in -.not
havins• a n•::oblem of. this .kind on
hand...Cut there 'the. motorise wh
goes out • on a•. prairie road.:when
•
tire frost is coming out -of the ground
'is poked upon•'either as a fool or a
hero and. is pitied or, congratulated
;IS the case may. be,
• n o`U--
An • old man by 'the name of. Ed,
Facey, a resident of ' the' Refuge. .at
Walkerton for the past four• years,
•died suddenly While conversing with a'
number of •his aged companions' .ori
June. 21st.. Facey . was. 85' years •of.
ago/, ,and ,had come to the ' Refuge
•'(Woodstock , Sentinel -Review) • 1 from Lion's. Bead.
Short skirts and;thin scoek lags may' • • •
be sloth comfortable and fashionable; , •
but. they afford , pdz,r protection- a -
against .mosquitos, and just nes v there."Those "Those stay. in
is need' for• such prote prig It is' ailr•
old saying; that in one was or an,:thei • tile. ti alley Will Never
Get Over. the Hill•
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•we 'usually pay for what' we get. We
havw»beeri enjoyin1+• June .weather all'!
thiough•-. the month of. May. The Old-
est inhabitant finds it difficult to re-
call such weather, Si early in the
'year; but he alb: 'finds . it d fficult to i
recall- a• '.tin,. -when-, the, mosquitos
were ..so . numerous and -s.o •'blood-
thirsty.. These insects are 'supposed
to 'bre:ed. in,.;itagnant water. _ and to
favor theswampy places: but . th:s'
..year. .they..- are reported .everywhere,.".
and always' 'with insatiable' appetities
for. blood. •Women : seem to =be. their
special victims. -Perhaps the flesh ,is
more tender and the? blood. nearer the
surface And then there are the
short skirts and the stockings which
:afford, a• covering rath•er than.: a 'pro-
tection. -
What is the use of the *mosquito,
anyway? " What good purp'o'se' does
it serve in thisbest' of all possible
worlds?• We have teen . tolls that
•f -leas are good for a -dog;-bec auseerthey
keep him from worrying about being•
a dog _Is the'. nrosquito_tor_abe_ explaun
ed' and justified -=on the grounds that
it • keeps us from worrying' . about.
things? Perhaps- it is'•here just 'now
as a •'warning' against •shaking • the
skirts any, shorter. or the stockings
any -thinner. '•--
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• Geo'9ge Brindley, • a young roan of
Riversdale had: the two bones 'of his
leg -..broken. by a.. kick. frons :a -horse.
ori 'a 'repent 'Saturday. He had -leen-.
;working ' on- the - Provincial Highway
and, • was. unhitching for the day
when the accident occurred, 'Pliein-
jury• is a very bad- one,
systems win. lie ,u1lel'geu Ituiy ova- moi
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Because , it has been found the most; satisfactory
method entailing ,only ''a small :•advancd payment we
adopted- p ed- the sYstein • of monthly subscribers ac-
counts, -and
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have � P,t _ ..
counts, and our new subscribers will thus -receive their
first monthly bill on or about July 1st. next.
We welcome North Huron subscribers into t- e
We
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.h our desire to make
} ..__Sell:, •� stem and'assure them of
..._
thea service_ all that efficient telephone service ought
r
t b '"
e appreciate P p
tom i adrroeacerniu d -e a
W -will .
fective. equLpment - err. faulty y service.•
IC:. -11/1.-.'SPO.C.E, 'Branch' Mans ere..
. •. - �' Canada
ell Tele • .hone Company o
' MEN OF 'Prig 'HUDSON. BO
"Mon -o# the Hudson,s Bay Com.
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pattyw►o is.the title of a new continued
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, • which 5ta
,eature .rte in the 3'uly :is-.
r: ery�u
Of Hod and Chin in Canada. It
'A I VII IV..
4, *Kettle) a tram
kilo a !+iht� 11r1�B1' '.Ors in the trifle• )
vice of the company, end who, by,,
reason of his long term of service, is
able to present a narrative of absorb•
in interest, full of reminiscences of
g of the North
the 'day's. grid the events
of bygone 'd'ays. It will lie ,contillit-
ed its future 'Issues' d the 1lrtagazinei
irin4 isw uettaiil •dry i tovli ou intone.
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Breg us your •
,Cream;'.Eggs and' Poultry'
and be on the 11111 -tap
„ • .We I'ay, You CASH
-Honest 11'eights, :Accurate •`tests and a
htrua,l•e•llcal to All' • .
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SI LVERWOO,DS,_
For: Service-
PROh•E 47, t UCKNOW
Highest Cash Price Paid
for Cream and Eggs
Any Day.4..
Test 'Guaranteed`
at
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SUMMER DRESS GOODS
.the seaso •n's
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*OAND1ES--=New Dainty . Designs in �-�rinte
Organdies,
•'latest f r .. esses ,•. ins
at
ither
two shades -of B1�te Brown and reiw. . -.�
ts
40n• L2 r° yard.
floral design, � wide. e� �. 5 P�.
. • 1
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.I = A reA to
'18R4I:D>✓RED SPOT QI2G�aA►Ni� ES f ..
Na*
• ,y;
to hand in N
--of these o alar mus.. _...,... ,.. Yi
Gold, -Lpinoq,
i e Alt e Blue,. with-.
Orch• ld Wh t � . _
39 a yard.
s of of different. shades .4.10., 1... y
a .p d 5'
Inch: Plain White OrQandte with a fancy: da ui
eautif ul oods at ' a . bargain'. rice
sign. B g • p
$1.00 er. '. ard.
•P . Y
we will tell ou how' to'; wash -
,• Come in and . Y.
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_..Organdies RIGHT
E UpforQjfppQaC'
SUMMER SALE'
pnannencing July I5th This will be
the Biggest Bargain Event:
of the.. Year
THE STORE-
WITH'
THE STOCK
Il PLEY.
fasiele~essinegjWalelloa~ategoisaginn4a0iss
. ,•VISIT US
WHEN YOU
• WANT VAUE
_PLM�Ek'S DRY
-GOODS ST9RE
"Ont¢ a Customer, Alw.aye a
Customer
Gimme
:Us A: Trial
PHONE 75.
rapidly increasing.
The 'amount opliortioned--for._high-_,
ays expenditure is—$225;000, • which
is Aha same as last year, It will he
resifesabered the committee exceeded
last year's estimates: 'by $30,000 The
ccotnniittee this ..year, Supt. Rattle
and --Geo. 'Jamieson, Reeve of' San-
geen, Michael McNab, '. Reeve of
Greenock, and D. J. Craig, ex -Reeve
of Amabel. • ..
The cctmnrittee . in regard_ to_ the,
County. -assuming the High Schools
asked for further tiros• toreport on
account- of the Educational confer-'
pence in Toronto on•.July 5th and 6th.
A special grant.of, S250: -was made.
to the Town of Chesley; .
This --rate _for -the-current year was=
struck at .191/2 mills; -Las't; year—its
was 121/2 mills..The amount to be
'raised by each municipality' is as.
follows. ' ., .•,
`County ' Rate .
Albemarle .. • ' .. "' _ $2355:37
Ailiabel ...... 4 918/.65
Arran ... Y 10547;65
Brant .... Y .,28300,60
Brace Y.\..Y-,...,Y. 21321.82
Carrick .. ,'... Y ..,..... , Y . 26724.83
Culross ' ..:.. Y ........... -21254.30
Eastnor :0.,.,,.,•... ; .,:5316.80
derslie .. •.. '......; Y ' 29052;70
_rreenoek 20061.68
Huron Y.Yy...,.:..'..Y...Y 26994,71
incardine ..YY...... 22947,40
plows 1•• ..•. Y' 16081.87
Lindsay 956.67'
St. Edmunds" Y;.. Y . ,. • • ,95,
Y .
Saugee�t .YY.Y VY Y..Y.Y 1/'4• 29429 $
`Hepworth ...•..... .... Y , 6- 47to
.10
Lions Head ... '..... �. ... Y . 817,97•
Lucknow . Y .. Y 1 ... ; ....•.. 2636,78
Mildmay . ; . Y .. , .... :. 2278.80
pnild , .....,; ...,Y ..... •2654.78
q Cit .101 a..a., .+. < r. 4, t 30 %1°
ly popular feature', There is aAsh
story • entitled "Shooting Fish," whish
la told in hU _ ,
ni�orous vein that well
. by
'known 'writer, Maximilian Foster.
If, Mortimer flatten, Whose work has
become 'very .pOpuIiilit with Rod and
rs is., atii�it3 b i
,a,
4
Cxtltl4'ealdo , a11'ft b �rd
i011Itt o '041114 ' 1.9
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ro! l
are your- crank case properly y cleaned and re-
ed
with the right;grade of Imperial; Polarine
#.toil' b1 4
en—check up on the way your car performs
u will' immediately notice that your engine
— malt ° s mom power_that it cribs hills more easily
Ait. runs more smodthly and quietly and
it_ operating troubles occur less frequently.
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-JiP•D'
ERIALIi.,-LIMITED
Ma
wind Marketers of Imperial Polarine
• ' . Motor Oils and Marketers in Canada
of Gargoyle-Mobiloil2_
Made in five grades'fOr the proper .lubrication of •
all makes' of automobiles," trucks tractors:
:Tara'
1806.21.
Teeswater .. .. , . ,, 2197.68•
Tiverton .,,.. -777.97
Chesley• • • .: • • . 578355
Kincardine 6025.65
Southampton ....... 3680,62
Walkerton .. 6347.83
►iarion. Y_.L ...:,1` • 5300:18 -
Total -. $297675.24.
Report ,of Committee in Reply to
Address of 'Welcome
(Members—Messrs. Nelson, Forres-
ter and Moore). - •
Town Hall, Chesley, June :23, 1922.
To the Warden 'and Members of the
County. Council of Bruce:
Gentlemen:-'
We, your committee, beg leave to
report as follows: .41.e
Town
To the; Mayor .: and. Connell... o.. _ t ..
Town of Chesley:
Again the members of our Council
have had the pleasure of assembling
tb transact the affairs • of the 'Counl• -
in yours, we ,believthe most live
the Count
in to
towny
and progressive
of Bruce, situated as it is in the
centre. of an excel ent farnr4„•• com-
munity . . i whose
le�
citizens
and peop by , .
unselfishness and hospitality is of
the, highest order,
You. Mr Mayor, togetr- with
your Most worth' Wove and •Coign,
efforts you . made and' the success
with. which .you carried out the -,ro-
vision of excellent homes .for us
while here, the .never -to -be -forgotten.
trip to Eugenia, the source of Hy-
dro for the country, the excellent.
banquet,. an* other,things which :Con-
tributed t . our pleasure and. conifort.�
-while here; .in these things,• -Sir.• -we
Must ask you to • share• the credit
with the excellent • ladies of your
town who, after all, -play the -large.
part when pie-nics and banquets are
to the. fore. •
We not with great satisfaction
the large part your; factories and
other industries 'play in the develop-
ment of ou'r !County. You have .no
uneinployed. Your streets and parks
are well kept, Your teducational'in-
stitutions, churches, etc. are rood
indicators, of the class of (`ltY". •s
have, and a visit to your : a
kept cemetery is, w
wincing a proof any ' •ti.
ess ability and high social •iii
ter
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ri• en
s of
•Cherit� Y
of the citizens
cinity.
. While our'Brat duty is to the
County in looking after the most im-
portant business of the a session. we
could not but avail ourselves: of the
hospitality and entertainment so
enerousl�► provided
g
i sire*desire t0• exore5s
nt
In e;olleluaiolt t
cn.r 0 h
a ul� d
be a t
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our. most hearty wishes for the oona
tinned growth -and--' development - of --
your town and the 'welfare of troy.
citizens, and have everz confidence
siva" that holds'
that any future
'council'
its sessions here will find nothing --
but progress on every hand. -
All ef which is respectfully sub'
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• ,A. Nelson,, P40141410—
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DANDELION WINE RAD' KICK
That under certain cireumstances
it may be dangerous to liavo dande- "
lion avine in one's possession 'We: de-
monstrated over at • 'ivertor; a short
time ago when License Inspector'
White N i-ited a restaurant there and.
::-u led some wine. It proved to b*
Cher too strong, a charge vice
d, 3 1 it cola the - restaurant malt
• costs. -
Dono
another ehii+
Ing, or
leg Piles,
mintiest;
*sten tr_
tr. muesli Ointment will relieve you,1
d afford lasting booth.. toe. a
dealer*, Or Edmrsnsori Betts & +Crag
Toronto. sawn ' Bol nee ii you
noir insttoterontsch sump to
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