The Lucknow Sentinel, 1935-03-07, Page 7J
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forgave-
poin
arre
problem at all tod'ay. They just leave'
thfeir radio going full blast—and ther.e
you are! , ■ ...
Wd" ’iKing's
7of the remoter' ’0apaA
FELLOWSHIP OF
■idAnW"’" k*'
Tmqsti regions of1 Cafi^a
.7 77w'- the thrill
■> -th rouigh .• •
W'd." ’King’s:
^<s.ga,ge p^sed.>Qvpr the-:
" to inind ’ the , thri.fi
. .'r ' -
In Dixie Plug
.. There is no waste !..
It’s fragrant^ahcl: ■ 7
-• Has better tastb. . 7
- The smoke for you,
’ Th^ smoke for me/
7^ '
Real economy f* ’
Oteistin’S
rqdij? :7^ .
diaris ■' who rose arly enough to" hear
idea of the extent of the. 'Briitish
King’s heartfelt words as heard in
the lonely shack on the prairies, .‘the
isolated; lumber, ^.c^mpg; Ji£_jLhe7Earh
.. '. ’7. '17 , . ’ hut
sub-ALctic , regions: ’ From
ciians' Were
). -^.eay.zjeJ -thA^asWn^shteg-
; variety ,-A climate'
iB/?to J)‘e ’ found . under. / tjjie, .'•Kiqg'p.
sway. •' India 'appke ,of glorioiis
settjas;^'^Austraiia’ told pf / Sunimer
fepo .its -. and/ hstlriiig i .ke’acteep? -prowdeA
with . people., Gi'eat" engineering un?
dertakings like the Sydney ‘ bridge1
the' Mersey tunnel, and the “farthest
south” fishing, ip New'Zealand were,
also describe^.. Canada, as we know,,
was represented ...in the broadcast by
the .jcarillon ;.KVJ0-U,a.waA^
lowed th< ; 'Bethlehem- bells;. „ by a
vivid description .of’, Vancouver, “the
-pvei‘gr^eh?-playgro ol““ Danada^’’’
giveil by Dick Clarinbull of C R C V
from Grouse iMountain , Ch'alht; by* a
Christmas -s.cp.iiie in a1 Quebec lumber
camp;’ p fisherman*.'df the Maritimp
provinces; "a chiidrep’s skating party
in ^Vdnnipeg; and. thei story of a
ship of the Family of- which the King
is the head wa3 never ihore dramati
cally. realized. 7
; ■ * -- the broadcast got their first real
, TO..- L .1, . i.’
.Empire, Think of the effecij of ,the
King’s heartfelt words as heard in
the lonely shack on the prairies, .the
;..4e?rvl.litrrt’Vnav* /n.«v,-rv»♦.%« • ■ ♦!-».k
'Nqrthi , and the '/rough m iner’s
in the . , \ . J„'7^-
^anepuveg th^y^jt.elLjua bd-w>~as~ they*
Tuned’Tn at 5.55, a.'m^ .the Ji^t'on'
Qrouse . Mountain Chalet. ^kifdne'
clearly, . >-the’outlines-o? the. rug-’
ged fiorth shore mountains could, be
dimly', seen. The wljble..B.ritish and
American worlid soon to hear
Dick A .v j.-mibull at. the -Chai j ded- > hockey game in Toronto. The Fellow-
scribing the sleeping city, the beauty
of. the , sun-tipped Llon^, - and the
Winter wonderland of the mountains.
7.71
at Age ''Forty v ’ . \ . ‘ ‘
The approach of middle age' •
is. certainly no excuse to7day
fof developing a double chm arid-.,
fo'r’" allowing your figure to
bulge inF the' wrong- places. “If;
at . forty; you cannot , have a
.,.bq.dy_:as;.8upple~as-a~young- Wil
low tree, you can at least keep
it to its propdr proportions, so ,
that you are able to .w,ear the mod
ern, f-Iattering fashions’ with con
fidence. The' following letter shows*,
how the, Kruschen treatment can
help you to avoid that pathetic re
fuge of" the’ over stout—the Outsize
Deparfh^fc „
I ai .
age of| - *
began't"""’,1 L:
mg, for ■'■■■"' ■■■■—— .
Soughkner "Will Make Best ■
wonder Of It” In Kingston
normal - -.’ ■*——L
^^.^menced 15 Year Sentence On Sat-
—it is day — Professes Innocense And
1’”' - ^ks Forward To Early Release.
■ E. • ■ ...
.«* ivid Meisner, born at Crewe in
?eld Township, comniienced on
’As afternoon Hisv 15-yeir sen-
exportsLin P°rt?mOuth Penitentiary at
over 19ston; following his conviction
A^PERFECT FIT, AND
STOCK Sl2E,T00! -
AH.YESIBUITO
MADAME'SWAIST
^JS-NQW-44--
-INCHES SMALLER
LargePlus
_ xihfSday's meeting ohieeXs
appointed as follows: A. P.
&rt, chairman; W. A. Porteops,
and G. H. Smith, .sec’y, '
|fer some' discussion a motion
carried by a large'majority jfav-
Sthe disposition of the arena
Mo contributors on a prp rata
Dl ll/e amendment favoring the
r ImWwmI of 'the cash in the bank as:
'■ ■ •• • i^cleus, for another arena fund
T".1'1 "’^as so'me~?ufure“clate7was?Tost?
.......H'|... dispbsitioi^ of the fund of
was made to contributors at
of approximately ^28% c on-
dollar,. on.a contributed total of
^ property oln the . south west
of. the. main street belongs, to
Arena/Co. and is held by the
.„l^ige^in..trust--as~.the-.companywaa-
ypg, incorporated.. A clause in the
for -iliase trahsaction stafes that the
ariiei^rty must 'be used for the erec-
wa?7of an arena only. . .
mo^any will recall the enthusiasm %of
SF^^the^ergction^f^risa^haKSEas.
[ely. .discussed" and as individuals
by ^^organizations were lending' fin-1
Which shall make a happy place
For people of all countries..of , the
-earth,'- ■ >7 . < *••.
That shall make all nations see ‘
That their truest dignity
Is to cultivate the things of highest
7'worth. ..
■■■■ *■ ,■> .7. ' A. B.' Coopery
. Slim—You seem to be. extra busy,
Jim. ‘
, Jim—Yes, I’m writing a love let
ter to my gifl. Il’Ve been working on
it for over an hour.'
Slim—Why.are you taking„.so much
pains? ’
Jim—I wa’nt to make sure that if
this letter is ever read in court it
won’t "make me look like a fool.
Keeping up. with the Joneses is no
We look at sinners and shudder at
'Mwroawful theyJare* and niaybe they
look at us and’ shudder at how smug
we tire.' ' ■ *
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Mrs. J. W.FIaaagan, 7
■. 6 Labatt Ave., Toronto,’
Ont.,, says: „“I had, head
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had no appetite and
■would .feel dizzy, and, faint.
I..was so weak I could .
hardly keep ’ up. I - took -
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Prescription and it seemed
■ ■ . to give me new life.”
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id a successful man . possib)Jy
the lives of other people so
■ > :hey • would be successful; too?
p igh7 but they wouldn’t stand
men
suri -- - >- ■WINTER LONGINGS.
longing- for the time - - -
. thp spring* is' in its prime,
........I
love,
the hedgerows, pink and whitfe,
1 solace to the sight,
I ;he lark is in his watch tower
up above. - 1
& self-discipline,
tMi
ham Johnson.
“Unemployment is still the most
..pressing prjoMejn,-.__^nofwiifhsj^jding^
that there has been' . a , , reduction,
during the past months of about 12
per ,-cent. of those on relief,” the ad
dress declared. .>
“It is the intension, of my I Gov-
ernmenfc- to -eentinue—tOn®., press for
measures that will put as many as-
possible of those now out of work
,into,( profitable - employment.”
ced
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mar birds are / singing happily
Sev ‘
wait
ing
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chai
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■ I just..,-
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I; am longing for the grace * • .
he.
her€
-longing—forthedayv" t :-
the right shall win. the da*y "7
rrong be relegated^ to the dust,,
no freedom ip denied, 1 / '
there’s peace the1 whole vvorld
wide,
. .Frftend—Well, I see, you’ve found
a .way. to settle your wife’s:' hash, 7 '
Man—Yes, I take a. spoonful of bi
carbonate-of $oda.. . '■
Hubby . (stumbling’ upstairs at 3
a.m.)—The old gray’ mare ain’t what
she used tp be, .’ •
Wifey (peeved)—No; but the white;,
mule still is! /• ■
?"• ’’",—•
Teacher—Now wbat is thjfe a pic
ture of? 1." ......7
/ Jean—A monkey.
Teacher;—Yes; tand what
monkey , do ? ; '
Jean—Climbs up a' tree.
Teacher—Yes;, what else?
. Jean—Climbs down again’1
BjltTOTOa'''mffri“huira'sTOaT’fie't’ter mouse
-tra-p-n ow—he-l-S-s b^b usyrom"a'ki"rig7s pee^'
ch!.es that he never has time'to make
any more. . ' / •
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It has been inscribed on jade! f
; “Give neitheF salt nor .counsel - un-'
less you are .aSked.” _
IMMEDIATE BENEFIT ;
Is it; possible to see better one
day than it was the day before?
It is. That is an actuality for
the average patient.' By “seeing
better” is meant seeing more
nearly normal—more comfortably
' not necessarily more keenly. Con
serve vision and energy at the.
same time. An examination and :
a helping service are essential.
1.
ARMSTRONG’S Eyesight Service
does a
a mouth ago, in connection with
cent, fr . . ...
ddnapping of John Labatt, weal-
The ^London brewer.
afi iiicr al,s^err€d fr°m .London to King-
sales oi hy train Meisner (also spelt
——t— ier)-was-oneof"-the-bestdressed
well-made brown suit fitted his
adian-m fiSure and made a very satis-
drillB, sty combination with his pale
and pit shirt and a slightly more color
tie. Brown spats matched, up with
i7^ U&-uolished- tan-Pxfords, and even
covered was ^or ye^rs
mid cH he folded his overcoat carefully
ature flireverit creases as he stowed it
DIES AT AUBURN
Father Of Mrs. Chester Taylor Of
West Wawanosh Had Been An
Orangeman For 63 Years.
a
1W, (*iai3 Im. In 8 weeki. I Ro AppliancM
.31 . M tn 5 mtlia. I —Ko Drat*.
_ a M,- m 3i ..'-tn 18 day*; pMo'Dieting.
Z' _ Kl II _la<woelu.l» n'i 1 i r c: J*:i»« bowtotem
JnrrioMil my own height to <Jft.8iina. MEV tE TAILS
<1/nrlimooiai*/rwn pB ow «*« iwriA
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MALCOLM ROSS <7
, Scarhorong-h, Enff.
It is suggested, without
petfi-f egging words, that
there may be a . marked
difference between ,, a "well,
readi’. and a "well Informed”
person,
Height Specialist,
7 Editor—Do you know
to run a newspaper ?
Applicant—No, sir.
how
, . We all ljke__to know_rho_W—the_great
live and enjoy a. pleasing sense of
our common humanity wheh we find
that their tastes are simple^ and that
they, too- really , enjoy a. , bit. of good
clean fun. Perhaps it was fpr this
"reason’ (perhaps for some other rea
son—one never knows)/that I. find so
much pleasure in this' quotation
(from'^the Daily Telegraph), describ?
Ing the habits of Babe. Ruth, the
American, baseball king.
America’s idol weights 16.stone,
and has been playing baseball for ,21
years, in his 41st’• year he still re
tains a schoolboy sense of. humpr.
Nothing delights him ‘ more than to
..go into the changing rooms of visit
ing teams and nail their shoes to the
floor.—New Statesman and- Nation.
A pnrple-toppetl yellow-flesfied tur
nip which- has. been grown to Aber
deenshire, Scotland, for the past 100
years has been found.by agricultural
scientists-- to be resistant',to club-root
disease. The origin of this .variety- of
turnip is unknown.
.< Shipments of live stock- from, Wes
tern to Eastern Canada during 1934
included 118,Q21f cattle; 7,715 calves;
■200,436 hogs, and 74,471 sheep. Com
pared with 1933, the Increases were,
28,384 cattle;' 3,556 calves and 19,-
309 sheep. There was a decrease of
86,847 in the number of hogs ship-
ped.-,
^~John~~Alexander~FergusonTO/Das8ed~--~-
pway at his residence ift^^Aubnrb,^.^
Saturday morning after a brief ill- ?
ness. Mr. Ferguson was a life-long
resident of Auburn, being born there
8l years’ ago. He carried on a trade
of carriage builder, but has lived re
tired for many years; Mr. Ferguson
WF~bgen^—member^oL^tbe--Oya»go
Lodge for sixty-threfe years and also ”
'belonged to the Canadian (-Order of '.
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