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TAP AND COMEDY DANCERS -- FEATURING VARIOUS
NOVELTY DANCES IN ORIGINAL COSTUMES.
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MARY DAWSON, THE GIRL ACCORDIONIST.
MARGARET DERIVIO, VAUDEVILLE SPECIALIST.
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MUSIC FOR
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JITNEY DANCING
BY TWO ORCHESTRAS
Levitt's Jolly Rovers (6 Piece) of London
Arthur's Radio Orchestra
WINGHAM CITIZENS' BAND IN .ATTENDANCE
DRAW FOR LUCKY
ADMISSIONr
1st iz - c e geld aul+d Char .value 12 ►.
2nd �ri�e � c�asiu�xa� Chair, �a�ue $�5».
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WINGHAM ADVANGE_TIM S
when we received a.. catalogue of the
Western Fair at London.
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The wonder of the world at present
is the Dionne quintuplets who are
co. gaining in weight daily; If they live
they will be the first quintuplets to
2.00 survive.
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Automobile fatalities continue to oc-
cur in Ontario in large numbers. Do
n. your part.Help keep our highways
safe. Care, Courtesy and Comrnan
Sense is the slogan for motorists.
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�vay Help the X -Ray Fund. Attend the
tele Monster Street Carnival here Thurs
tele day evening, June 28th. Fun and fro-
han' 1rc for everybody.
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DESTRUCTIVE IVE PLAY
In the Canadian National Rail
ItfaAazine, June issue, is an art
"Bullets Waste Dollars." .This art
tates that during 1933n fewer,t
157,083 insulators weer broken
replaced On the Canadian Natio
Telegraph lines. The cost of this
placement was more than $23,000.
The average person twill won
how so many of these insulators w
broken. The Canadian National a
°rides attribute this loss to the b
who carries a rifle, catapults or o
who has the stone -throwing habit.
one can blame the boy for wanting
'have target practice with his gun
-catapult but the use of insulators f
this purpose is costly to the comp'
:whose lines are on the' poles. So bo
when you wish to improve your sho
ing eye pick out a target that wh
fait will not cost money to" replace.
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YOUR VACATION
It will soon be the months of ti
3rear when most people will be takiu
their vacations. July and August a
the popular months for those wh
take holidays. The big question wi
many is where to spend their holiday
'Far way fields look green" but d
mot forget that right here in Ontar
we have as fine vacation grounds
one could wish for. This fact is we
proven by the large number of Am
ericaus who yearly come to this pr
*ince to fish, to hunt, and to enjo
the scenery.
No Province in Canada offers th
✓ acation -seeker a more varied sum-
mer enjoyment. From Niagara Fall ,
with its sight-seeing lore ,to the nor-
thern part of our province, is to b
found beauty and sports to suit ever
taste. And while we are ont this sub
jetc do not overlook the fact tha
within a few miles of here we hav
Lake Huron with its beautiful expans
of water and shore -line with sand bea
-ches that are safe for the smallest o
children.
Plan to spend your vacation in On
trio, "The Playground of Canada."
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Now that the election is over w
can settle down to business as usual
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Now that the result of the elections
are announced the "I told you so" fel-
low is once more to the front,
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With the recent rains the county is
looking: very fine indeed and the till-
ers of the soil can once more smile.
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Railways had 35 per cent. more
freight haulage in May. This sign is
of .a healthy nature.
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All hockey fans both in Canada and
Tile United States .mourn the passing
*of Charlie Gardiner, the greatest goal-
zeeper of them all.
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if yon see any person rolling a pea-
nut down the street these days you
will know that he is paying an elec-
tion bet.
Out of the 262 who tried to be
rrbers of .the. Legislature only 90
were successful as there are just 90
•seats, The disappointed candidates
far out -number those who breasted. the
tape first.
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The time for .garden parties has ar-
rived and what more friendly social
entertainment could be found?
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PERUVIAN
SALUTE
General Oscar Benavides, President
of Peru, is seen returning the Paiute
during a gigantic military display
staged by Peruvian forces in Lima.
Concord Grape Vines
• Results of prolonged tests at the
Horticultural ExPeriznental station at
Vineland indicate that grape growers,
e by overpruning strong growing Con -
Y cord grape vines, are not only reduc-
- ing the quantity but probably- also
t the quality of the crop. In other
e words, the very vegetative condition
e may result in a later ripening fruit.
In the Niagara district; this is an un -
f desirable condition, as it is important
to hasten rather than delay the rip-
ening of Concord. "Scientific Agri-
culture" (La Revue Agronomique
Canadienne) points out that it is, of
ecourse, an easy matter for a grower
to avert the strongly vegetative con-
dition of lighter pruning, that is, leav-
ing more buds at pruning time. Only
by pruning according to the present
vigour of the vine can a maximum of
high quality be obtained.
Fatal to Grasshoppers
Bran, sawdust, white arsenic or Par-
is green, salt and water have been the
popular constituents of the many
poisoned baits devised for the des-
truction of grasshoppers, but recently
liquid sodium arsenate has establish-
ed itself as a pre-eminent lethal agent
in the bran mixtures. It has been us-
ed extensively, and with great satis-
faction, in grasshopper control cam-
paigns in the Prairie Provinces. For
igeneral purpose, says the Dominion
Department of Agriculture bulletin on
grasshopper control, sodium arsenite
containing 8 pounds of arsenious ox-
ide per imperial gallon of poison, has
been found to be most effective. One
quart of this liquid is added to 10 or
12 gallons of water in which it dis-
solves readily, and the whole is used
for moistening 100 pounds of bran or
bran mixture. When sodium arsenite
is used; salt need not be added to the
bait. As yet, it has not become avail-
able in the stores of local merchants,
so that for borne -mixing purposes
white arsenic, or Paris green, must
l ronn,lrt to our attention last week still be relied upon.
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Thursday, June 21st, 1934•