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Silk Madras Curtaining 1.85.
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CROP COMMENT ON THE WORLD'S CURRENT EVENTS
From Near and Far, Outside Our ' Own Community. Condensed
To Make Clear, Concise and Quick Reading Possible.
Lumber must be getting less plenti-'lwas the `suicide yesterday of their
Jul every Year where the strawberry twenty-five year old son .Axel Sward,
boxes are made. at 'Gractton, Minnesota, where he
x x `x went following the murder of his.
To Amelias Jarvis, Pepall, Srnith et parents.
al, Ontario was the nnilch low—there x x x -
seems to be no getting away from Within less than 24 hours of the
that fact. gallows, Joseph Frelier, sentenced
x x• x to death : and slated to hang last
Two women, two men and one child Thursday for the death of Mrs. Ber -
were injured (but no deaths resulted) eron over two years ago, was granted
when their car was struck by a pass- a:stay of execution today until Oeto
eager tz'aiii at a level crossing at Is- ber 21st.
lington last Saturday,
x x x
x x x There is :a silent eloquence in the
A subscriber writes us wanting to example of a successful life—an ex -
know what we do with our old clo- ample that is irresistible, Many suc-
thes, Quite a simple question. • We cesses have been brought about by
take them off at night and put them taking advantages of' opportunities.
on in the morning. A vast host of men and women have
x x x conte face to face with opportunity
A Walkerton business man has through ' The Advance -Times .want
missed a lot of.wood 'from his wood- ads.
pile lately. To catch the thief he has x x x
Woodbine, race track, Toronto, op-
ened Saturday, with an ideal day for
the 65th running of the King's Plate.
The winner of the plate, Maternal
Pride, paid $193 for $200
x x x
A liquor inspector and squad partic-
ipated in a vain raid on a pool room
ri r
and barber shop in Amp o , Ont.,
last week.
x x x
The average man is less careful .of
his work than of his lodging. He's.
willing to trust 'his work to others,
but he insists upon doing the loafing
himself.
x x x
Premier Mackenzie King was un-
able to remember the amount of the
loan needed to save the Home Bank
when questioned by' the- McKeown
Commission. It will be remembered
that ' he also forgot his r
during the period 1914-1918.
x x x
Rev, Dr. C. W. Gordon, of St. Ste..
phen's ,Church, Winnipeg, as "Ralph
Connor" draws a>salary 'of $1 a , year
from the ;ministry. He has so many
outside engagements that an associ-
ate has been appointed to help in his
church. The helper gets the lion's.
share of the salary.
x x x,
Meeting a U. S. paper maker re-
cently, I. was surprised at hearing the
excitement that our proposed embar-
go on pulpwood going to the States
has aroused --and the very apparent
apathy to this important protection to
our national wealth among Canadians.
x x
Racoon Coats -$285 to $400. Look-
ing backward twenty-five, one
thoroughly believes "wonders will ne-
ver ceasd. This .coat was looked
upon as quite common in those days,
the coon,, has evidently come : to its
own. •
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Dr. Perry, coroner, returned a ver-
dict of accidental .death concerning,
Harry Woorley, 170 Wood St., who
was • crushed between two C. N. R
cars on Monday.
x' . x x
Pope will declare 1925 a holy year,
This gives 1925 warning in advance,
all it has to do is to be a bit different -
from the few million years that have
preceded it to .-turn the trick.
x x x ,
Do 'you send your dolllars out of
town to trade for you? Or do ' you
spend them in your ?our rower home 'town
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The -further away , you trade your
dollars the longer they will be in re-
turning to you.,
sprinkled sand all around the pile so
when the thief comes next time '• he
-will leave the number of .his slipper.
This man takes no; back seat to Sher -f
lock Holmes. 4
A lodge` of Elks was dedicated in
Pembroke, Ont. last week.
5s x•x
Quite •a few towns in Ontario are
holding Victoria Day on Mdnday,
May, 26, instead of Saturday.
x x x
At the meeting of the `Hamilton
Methodist district today, Rev, A. I.
Terryberry, Sec. Lord's Day com-
mercialism, and the Alliance will ask
the, Attorney General to shut up Sun-
day, gas stations, drug stores andare-
freshm.ent booths.
A. Good Salary
Does not guarantee a good reputation
Does not _always mean an easy time.
Usually means heavy responsibility.
x x x
Thompson's Dept. Store, Burping-
ton, was burglariously entered last
Saturday. Dry goods: value''d . at
$2,000 were stolen. ,
x,x x
Wheat seeding' in . Alberta will be
completed May 2oth according to the
crop report.
x x x
About the time a town begins to be
proud of its traffic problem,` the stores
quit closing for a funeral.
An ele
en year old girl rl
as see
re-
IY shocked whenshe-
went to
post t a let-
ter
at -the letter box attached to a
Hydro pole on a street in Toronto.
A jury at Hamilton, after being out
eight hours, failed to reach an agree-
ment in the action 'for $5,o0o damages
brought byArthur Kuntz against
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James Clauk. chief of police of Went-
worth county.
x, x x
Horace Spicer, motorist, Dearborn,
Michigan, is held on bail of'$ro,000
waiting developments in the condition.
of Annabell Thomson, eight year old
daughter of Win. Thomson, Langford
who was struck, it is charged, by
Spicer's car on Friday :last
x x x
A nineear old' North Bayboyhas
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four burglary charges to face, in a
juvenile court there.
x x x
C. Coverdale, . Canfield.; A Alex. Mit-
chell,
itchell, Cayuga, 'were ` killed instantly
and Rev. C. Herbert Woltz, Cayuga,
injured, when a railway car crashed.
into an automobile in which they were
riding at a ,levelcrossing near, Sim-
coe.
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TIM NO CROAKER
Toothe Editur av the Advance-Toimes,'
Deer Sur,—
Be a : on ava fewcould noights
r ys g
lasht wake the frogs:shtopped croa-
kin, but whin they shtopped. the min
got shtarted,; 'Twas the same ould
shtory I hey been afther hearin fer
fifty years, moore arr less, as the
lawyers say. 'Twas backward shpring
an "no growth," sade rottin in the
ground, an clover shpoiled, anfall
-whate gots back iviry day, an a lot
av other tings, too numerous to min-
shttn,as me frind, Jawn Purvis the
auctioneer wud say. These grumb-
lers Pers usht ayther hev short loives arr
h
s ort. memories if they can't remember
a lot av wurseY ears than this wan.
An shure 'tisn't only the min who do
be grumblin, fer the wimmin say they
nivir wus so far behoind wid theer
house claynin, an theerhas been no.
weather yit sootable fer shpring soots
an. if ,wari•um weather don't soon
cb5me they will hev wasted the money
they shpint on shirt waists lasht Jin-
nywary, 'Tis awl be rayson av ix
picktin too much in this• wurruld. As
ould Mishter Carlyle said, an, shure,
he wus' a woise man if theer ivir wus
wan. He said that if ye only consid-
hered that ye desarved to be hanged,
which he belayed wus mosht loikely,
ye wud tank it a privilidge to be on-
ly shot.
Aar coorse theer are :some min I fale
sorry fer, on account av theer nation-
ality, faith it takes awl 1:oinds
av payple to make up a wurruld,as
the fellah•sez,an we can't awl be Ir-
ish. As.1 tould ye befoor I have a
shmallshtake av Scotch in me own
tin, but I am not lettin it worry
ai1ch. a:nnv shlape over
rite anny, nor ino,,.
it. As the ould sayin is, "what
can't be cured' will have to be indur.
cd.>, Thin, a lot a� :#'ellahs to be
worryin theer heads aff, becaws they
lift theer .ould parthies an voted wid
the U.F.O.'s. Me wurrud to thim is
fer thim to cheer up; fer no matther
what happens to ye, if yehev a
shtrong conshtistushun, ye will git
over it. I reinimber how .me ould
nayber, jack Pott, got caught in the
tumblin rod av wan av thim ould
harse power trashin .masheens, man
any years ago, an befoor we cud git
the harses shtopped,- he wus badly
bruk up, an shtripped as clane as a
young robin a day ould. Well, we
carried him home, nivir ixpictin him.
to live, bud. wid the good care av his
missus, (theer wus no thrained nur-
sesisix
inth m days) in
wakes . he
wus : grain about agin nearlyy as well
as ivir. I wus so glad about it that
I let him, bate me tin dollars -in. a
harse thrade, fer, shure, I tought it
wud plaze him an hilp him to grow
shtrong quicker. Av coorse I got it
back ,agin, wid interest whin. we
made our nixt dale, about a year af-
therwards.
"D'ye moind that I tould ye lasht
wake about the thrimmin I gave " a
Tory U.F.O.,on the shtrates av
Wingham, an wid good iffickt, but
ye . can't thrate iviry pashunt aloike,
fer, shure, aven the dochtors know
that much. Some av thein lads who.
hey gone ashthray y -e hev to thrate
wid a dose av what sae bys that wus.
in Fraance wud call "hoigh brow`
shtuff." I met a fellah av that koind
only yisterday an tould him that I
back to his oiild jawb, The same as
befoor, an carry on. Some, min ye
kin shlam, an some ye have to blarney
a bit to git thim to go the way ye
want thim to go. Ye can't use the
same mithods whin droivin a hdrse
;as whin droivin a mule, arr wid a
hogh shpirited harse as wid wan that
is only shtubborn arr balky.
The tings to do are to kape shwate,
shtop grumblin an vote Tory whin-
ivir ye git achance.
I wus1no a sed to- kthat the la-.
p y w
dies as far away as B. C. are afther
raydin me letthers. Yis, 'twas play -
zed I wus, iritoirely, but I can't say
I wus surproised, fer, shure, I wus
always .s-htron ' id`
y g w the laches, though
I do be ha av n a harrud jawb to make
the missus belave it.
Yours till nixtoma ke
Timothy Hay.
A TRIBUTE TO MY -CHUM
In childhoods hours when birds and
flowers
Meant most of life' to me,
I bad a chum who oft would come
And share my childish glee; ,
Or if a loss my waywould cross,
My chum was always there
With cheerful heart to share the
smart;
The loss to help ine.•bear...
And when in youth through false and
truth ,
knew that he jined the U.F.O.'s wid NIX way I had to make,
the besht av' intinshuns, an fer the This faithful chum oft saved me from
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aginst the foorces av fraud an privi- And in lifes race when every pace
lidge that wus runnin tings in both Was tested on the 'beat
av the ould parthies. I said .he wus'
as much av a pathriot as the laves
that whit •oversaya foight the Huns
bttt tow tlis,t' the war wus over- in
both cases, the ting to do wus to git
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Crawford Mock.
This .chum was near and with a cheep
Has helped me win the heat., -
When manhoods day in many ways
Our paths had spread apart,
This: churn of mine sttill held the line
Connecting heart to heart''.
And through the stage of riper age,
While other frieiids have come,
No one I've found in all the round
More faithful than by churn.
And looking back along life's track
My feelings seek in verse to speak
A tribute to my Chum,
To trials overcome;
From. Childhoods years,
smiles and tears,
Along life's chequered way,
My b th J" 1 b y 1 ;
throtigh
ro er ern las een m c num ,
And is my chum today.
T. A. Calhoun, London.
FORDYCE
Mr. and Mrs, Benjamin McClanna-
ghat' and family visited at: Mr, James
Barbour's one day .recently.
Mr, C, F Martin has been busy
pressing hay in Robinsonhis locality lately.
Mr. William Ris at present
drawing hay to Whitechurch station.
Mr. Stephen Edwards visited at Mr.
Joseph Chamney's on Sunday last.
in n family
Mr, an Mrs. A. HaV s and a
M , dM y
visited at E. Taylor's on Sunday last,
Mrs, M, Gardner' visited at Beter
Leavers one day last week.
Mr'. John Martin, has `purchased. a
fine black Iioleangus Bull a very fine
animal.
A few from this locality attended
the ball at St. Augustine on Friday e�
ening last.
x x x
Agood sport is a man who, gives his,
straw hat fifty yards start before giv-
ing chase, e
x x x
.A farmer near Galt has a calf with
a bulldog face. No doubt the popu-
larity .of . this animal in the pasture,
field will depend ort whether it barks
or bawls.
x ,'x x
A' tragic sequel to. the double mur-
der of John: Sward and his wife, Mar-
tina Sward, ,Swedish settlers in De -
wart :township, • Rainy River district,
'Thursday, May, agth,,. 5904'
and Mrs.; MacGregor on Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank: 'Vanner and
Carl "pi Wingham and Mrs, Jas. Cor-
nelius and Mr, Amos Cornelius are
visiting this weep with friends in
London, Komoka. and Springbank.
Mr. Thos. McCreight has Purchas-
ed a new Ford Sedan.
Master George Bisbee of Wingham.
spent the week -end with Master Jim-
mie Weir. ,
;Misses Barbara nod Mary Weir of
Wingham spent the holiday with
their mother, Mrs, Fred Davidson.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Farrier and
Winnifred and Olive visited with Mr,
and Mrs, Sam Reid of•Ashfield,. on
Sunday.
Born—On Friday, May 23, to Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Reid of Ashfield, a
daughter.
WHITECHURCH
Miss Lavina Carrick of Wingham,
spent Sunday at her home here.
Messrs.: Fred Newman and Harry:
Medhurst motored. from Toronto and
spent•„the week -end at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Naylor.
Miss Jean MacGregor of Toronto
spent the week -end at the home of
her parents here,
Mr. Wes.. Moore of Palmerston
Spent . Saturday with his mother Mrs.
Isaiah- Moore who was celebrating
her eighty-sixth birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben, Clenaghan and
children' spent Saturday with her pare
enta, Mr. and :Airs. Jas, $arbour of
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CREAM! ''" Mrs.Jas. Barbour 'r. and
. Mr. and s �
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also spent
' r n of Goderich,
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24th with his parents at Fordyce. '
Master Robert Lott rettirned-'to
his' home here from Wingham Hos-
pital on Friday.
Misses Anne IVIcCrorie and Flora
Ross . of Toronto spent the week -end
with the latter's parents, Mr. and
Mrs, Mac Ross.
Miss Ida McQuoid of Lucknow,
spent the week -end with" friends in
Luckiiow.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cameron and
children of Ashfield visited at` Mr.
Wm. Purdon's on Sattu•day.
Mr. and 1VIrs. Gordon Jamieson and
daughter of.Paramount Spent Sunday
with her parents.1VIr• and Mrs. Dan
McInnes, of Langside.
Mr, and Mrs, Milton Bruce and
Myrtle and Chester visited with Mr.
and Mrs. "'John Pardon.' and other
East Wawanosh relatives on Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs, Archie Paterson, and
children. bf. Lucktiow visited with Mr,
and Mrs, Cecil Falconer. on 'Sunday.-
Mrs.
Sunday:
Mrs. George Harkness was operat-
ed on for appendicitis in Winghan'i
Hospital on Friday.
Mrs. Mcl3rien and Miss Tena Latd-
-with the former s
1� are visiting
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daughter Mrs, Albert Lovett of Clin-
ton.'
Mr, and. Mrs. Nathaniel Bolt and
lora of Martiecli spent Sunday with.
their daughter Mrs, John. Purdon.
Ivtrs, Win..Beacroft spent last week.
'With Mrs, Ed. Browning of Kincar-
dine,
Mr. and;, Mrs, Dan Falconer of Cor -
bettor' and Mr.1 and Mrs. Wm. Vat
concr of BInevale spent. Sunday
with their fattier, Mr.: George ' Pal -
Cozier of Culross;
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Henderson and
children visited with her parents. Mr.
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Butterfat for No. x Cream de-
livered at the Creamery. Bring
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Wedding Rings, Di
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BLYTH
Mr. John Morritt of London .Busi-
ness ,College spent Victoria Day: with
his parents Mr. and Mrs. Ben Moriitt,.
Mr, Harry C._Johptson,of Hamilton
spent the week:encl at his home here:
Mr, and Mrs. Knechtel of Durham
and Mr. Cousins and daughter of
Listowel were visitors at the •Metho-
dist Parsonage for the week -end.
Mr. and. Mrs. Aaron Bennett St.
Thomas set Sunda with the for-
spent y x
mer's sister Mrs. Elmo Livingstone.
A number from town attended the
funeral on Sunday of the late Mrs.
William Hiles of Clinton and former-
ly of.Londesboro where she lived the
major part of her life. She is sur-
vived by her husband and one daugh-
ter Mrs. Fowler of Seaforth. Inter -I
ment took place in Union Cemetery. !.
At the regular meeting of the Coun-.
, cil held on=Friday night, ,the: street
paving. was abandoned for the pre-
sent. Much credit is due t� County
Engineer' Paterson, who attended
several meetings and greatly assisted
with his practical business like meth-
ods.
The poles for Hydro Electric are
being placed this week in" a few weeks
the town will be in darkness for a
period`of time while constructing the
new wires. -
"The . Colonel's Maid" will be pre-
sented for the second time on the ::ev-
ening of June 6th in Memorial Hall
under the auspices of ;the Women's
Institute.
On Tuesday evening, May 2oth, the
D. D. G. M. visited the Blyth Lodge,
and after the work of the evening
was completed the brethren retired
p t
to the Meniefial Hall, where a splen
did,banquet was served by the `ladies
of` the town, W. Bro. 'Peter W. Scott
acting as toastmaster. The follow-
ing , toasts were: given: "The King,"'
responded to by the singing, of the
National h
Anthem; the toast,. to
Grand Lodge as resonde -to byR.
W. Bro. Wilton, Loughlin and; Tern-
ay; "The Craft" by W. Bro. f. ,J, Mc-
Ewen; "Our -Visitors,"by W. Bros,
Stewart and Jobb, of Wingham, W.
Aro. Sampson, of Londesboro, W.
ros.. J. Robertson and.C. Robertson
R bertson
and
W.: `Bro. •Jho: Wilson and Col.
Varcoe of Morningstar Lodge,. Car-
low, W. Bros. McDermid and. McKay,
of Goderich arid` li. Bro Wm..Neil.l,
of" Brussels; "Junior Wardens," by W.
Bro. Jz o. S. Scott, of Blyth. Over
one hundred Masons were present.
and after the singing of "We are All
Jolly Good', Fellows" the members
of the craft dispersed to their re-
spective homes. Blyth: Lodge is in a
kourishin condition.•
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CHINAWARE
This very choice assort
meat of fancy China- ;
ware arrived too:late to yg
ars get prices ready for this
a;dvt.
Suitable for Marriage Gifts
Pottery-,
any pcc'assion it is just
the thing
Prices run from 35c up ■':;:
The Quality Food Store °
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Meeting of Huron County. Council
The Council it
o 0 of the Corporation of
the County of Huron will meet in the
Council Chamber, at 3 o'clock in the
afternoon of Tuesday, the 3rd: day of
June 5924. All accounts against the
County must be in the hands. of the
Clerk not later than Monday preced-
ing the meeting of Council. Goderich
May xsth.., • 1924. Geo. W. Holman,
County Clerk,
This is a• most unique
assortment. Each piece
has special wording de-
noting pit's use, and is
also scenic. For reas-
onable priced gifts on
Say It With
Flowers;
Bulbs now for planting.
Prices on request.
MRS. WMVI.• SNEATH
Box 42. Tel. 142. ,.
ASHFIELD
Born'—In - Wingham Hospital' on. -
Thursday, May 15th 'to Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Rutherford, a son, Congratula. -
tions.
Mrs. Charles Alton and little dam
ghter Fern; from Toronto is visiting
with her brother, Mr. Cyril Campbell
loth con.
M.and nd Mrs. Sam Morrison,near
Whitechurch visited last Sundawith
Tier parents Mr, and Mrs. D. K. AP_:
ton, hear Lanes,. • '"
Mrs. James Hackett, sr. near Bel=
fast is visiting' this week 'With her`
daughter, Mrs. Will Lane, of Ripley,`.
Mr. James Lane; ,of Lanes, spent a. ---
couple of days last week in. Ri
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with his son and daughter, Mr, ill.
Lane, and I1"rs. Alex. Treleaven,
The following
motore
d from East st
Ashfieldi W.M.S. Auxto the Presby-
terial held in Walton,
Tuesday, along -
with Mr:-AdamJ n ston oh ;James
Little Miss Mary Vint; RMrsev. Mr, and:
Mrsa Cummings and Margaret
Mr: Robert ,Vint and Arnold of
Wingham spent Sunday with relatives
ore the Toth con,
Quite. a.. few --around here went to
Ripley on Wednesday, Dollar Day,,,.
supposed to be looking n
for'largains»
bargains,»
but they were hard to find, they think
dollar day is getting to.bera thing of"
the past. _
Miss McLeod,.from4th con."
Kinloss is:engaged of
gaged as teacher in Bel-
fast school.
Dr. and Mrs. Simpson of. Kintaif,;
were in Belfast school Thursday vac-
ina'ting\the school children.
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■ ' Special — Moan., Tues. Weds June 2 .3 and 4
■ i caramouc e1I Le;
Fri, and Sat., May 3o, and. se.
"Quincy Adams' Sawyer"
"SCAI2AMOUCHE" is Rex Ingrain's' greatest. undertaking • In
since THE FOUR HORSEMEN"■
■and is ;destined to .succeed that: ■
■ memorable filth as the epic of the screen. It is magnificient in
▪ setting, gorgeous in costuming, vMr. Ingram reveals real genius.
ital in theme. In itsdirectionTh
e cast xs,perfect. There are so
principals, each of whom is a star of sufficient' magnitude to alone
carry the average picture, and, in addition there are xo,000 other
persons in the cast. Rafael Sabatini, the author of the story, is
one of the really outstanding writers of the day and his novels rank
at the top of the best sellers, Scaramouche, the chief chaaracter,
is probably the greatest hero of modern fiction: Don't miss this
' you
picture r 'f love romanve, thrilling action, adventure and truly
remarkable acting,
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