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7,x5 15, lano---Fargl. Program, aearangeal Weather forecaet, Baseball scores. a" ns.
•bv the 'National .Staeleman and kart,
I 7.40 p. na—Concert b,y the :in
LU M Little 'Syinpliony Orcheetra, end Bar-
, e bare ,Wellream riontralto.
tation, tht, star I ,9•55 p. rn.—Arlington lime SignnIl als.
Vv 1)ts W:e'atlier forecat.Baseball scOres.
'c?'" be °II. air \V"11 Ile \Vnnp, inn -Concert.
tt6ritt1 tattuiltiltellt, Tile tly•ers 11a" Friday, July x3th
' 'been rettitlet.ta with nausla higher ones
5.00p, m. asb1 scores.
eoid it,iS expecthe ed tltat trange will, 5.30 1). m. -.-Organ menet by Faul
1)L' gre't:TY ".ricre;L9ed' Tilts t$ the Fleeger of the Caine° Motion "Pic-
ttion which furaki.slles 'the n°1031 enter- tare `I'liseater•; Pitteleurgli.
tatimttents through, the Night Hawks'
Club, concert continued.
A taxicab cornPa.nY in a southern
•etty has deeided to equip its cabs .y for
int na—An Uncle Wiggiley sto-
weceivers so that the driv- r3'.....1 -or tae children"
ith radio r
er$ all*. receive. the.ir instructions u45 P' Ill'---Ne-vv ballatills'
whiie. on tile road, The chief offices 740 0pp" 3 .1.1i, .1_, '451,.3dacshe., ebal ls
5sa rre:rnge :'
dby the
of the conapany will be equipped with
, United States bureau of mines.
a suitable transmitter.
Photos have been successfully trails- 7.40 p, ma --"National Stockman and.
periment wi l shortly be tried across Fanruler" mal...._-keelpreenPri°srytlsv.ania Railroad
nftted over land by radio and the ex -
i ' ' • o.00 p. m.
* '1 . System Night"---programpresented
the Atlantic. An English inventor
, claima that he has a process waeraby. by ,Altoona Band; a triple quartet
from the Car Serviee Division; ad -
6.0o p. in. --Baseball scores, dinner
motion pictures may be successfully
transmitted through the air by radio
Dr, Lee de Forest who is one of the
outstanding radio engineers of the phonist; Helen J. Upperman, soprano;
H. W. Farrand, monologist; Blodwen
present time ht e perfected a plan Lewis, contralto; Allegro Mandolin
whereby the speech of the actors is Sextette; Ruth Radkey, pianist; Hel.
necorded when a moving picture film an
Upperman, soprano; Vera J.
is being- taken and this speech is 11.5nrka4 -reader.
again produced simultaneously with
Program — March "Washregton
-I Grays," Graffuls, Altoon Band, Al -
these films was demonstrated in Lon-
-loons Works; Triple Quartette --"The
don, Ontario, a few weeks ago. Al-
though this havention has no direct Old Songs," Emerson; "Liza Lady,'
Linders; "Travel on the Pennsylvan-
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ia," Sitrman; Car Service • Division.
Executive offices, Address, Mr. Eli-
sha Lee, Central Region; Soprano so-
los; "St -Ass Echo Song," Eckert; Mad
Scene from Luci di Lammermoor,
Verdi; "My Laddie' Thayer, Con-
tralto solos: "Return unto they Reit"
Evans; "Coming Horne," Willeby.
Tenor solos: "Celesti Aida," Verdi;
"For You Alone," Gbeel, xylophone
solos; "Ada Polka"; "Popular Airs"
Mandolin Sextette; "Awakening of
SPrings," Bach; "Hungarian Dance"
No. 5; Brahms. Piano solos: "Pal-
onaise," Liszt;,. "Perpetual Motion,"
Webber. Baud selections; "Wood-
land," , Luders; "Pet", Arnsden. Mono-
logue: "Questions for the Invisible
Audience to Vote On." Readings:
"A House by the Side of the Road,"
"A Pennsylvania Railroad. Order?'
dress by Elisha Lee, vice president of
the Pennsylvania, Railroad; Louis
Smith tenor. I. W. Dalrymple, ,?cylo-
connection with radio, the apparatus
used consists of essential radio equip-
ment.
A new receiving tube has been in-
-vented in England Instead of the
familiar filament, grid and plate, four
elements are used and it is found that
the cumbersome "B" batteries may be
done away with. This development
should snake the portable radio outfit
very popular as only the one battery
would be required None of these
tubes are available on this side of the
Atlantic as yet, „
The Demcicratic convention in New
York held the centre of the stage
nnuch longer than expected. The
re-
dio prog,rains are now coming through
as -usual and to the average Canadian
they are much more interesting than
conventions. It is felt that the broad-
casting of these conventions has Arlington time signals: Wea-
bioomed radio as thousands of reeeiv- tiler forecast. Baseball scores.
ers were sold. simply to enable the
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owners to get the convention. news
first hand. 1
Station KDKA-326 Meters
Westinghouse Electric
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Wednesday, July 16th
neat) n in.—Baseball scores.
5.30 p. m.—Dinner concert by the
Pittsburgh Athletic Association Or-
chestra, Gregorio Scalzo, director,
p. na.—Baseball scores; dinner
concert con innec.„
6.30 p. in.—"The Pied Piper," by the Greig; Sextet from Lucia, Domzetti
Kiddies' Buddy, Caprice, "The Little Toy Soldier,'
6.45 p,„ ni.--Features. Recker; Valse Intermepzo 'Wooing,"
7.00 p scores.
7.4o p, m.—"National Stockman and
Farmer" market reports.
8.00 p. m.—Contert by VaIeris
Saturday, July rgth
5.00 p. na.--Baseball scores.
5.3o p. in.—Dinner concert by the
Westinghouse Baud, T. J. Vastine,
conductor. .
6,00 p. scores; .dinner
concert continued,
Program —March "Blue Ridge,'
Rosretto; "Dancing Sunbeam," 'Roll-,
inson; Cornet solo: 'Good Bye,'
Tosti; Trot de Cavalerie, Rubinstein;
Salute D'Amour (Love Greeting),
Eiger; Fantasia, "Old Wine in New
I3ottles," Bennet; Anetra's Dance,
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Station WGY-8o Meters
General Electric Comcany
SchenectadY, N. Y.
• ThursdaYi July lith
5, Pt m.—Produce and stoelc market
quotations; news bulletins; baseball
results.
5.15 p. in,—Report on condition
New York state highways, 'furnished
by Captain A. W. Brandt, stete high-
way commissioner.
5.30 p. m.—Organ recital by Ste-
phen 'E, Boisclaira organist, from
Proctor's Harmanus Bleecker Hall.
740 P. m. --Baseball scores,
7.45 p. ni,"A Few Moments With
New Books,' William F Jacobs lie
brarian, General Electric Company.
8 p. nit—Musical program by Liber-
ty Bell -Chores, Amsterdam, N, Y,
Anthony Grzegorzewski, director:
Chorus selection from opera "Stresz-
ny Dwaa" ("The Terrible Castle"),
Kalina Glee Club; male double cpiar-
tet, "Sen Nocy I_,etniej" ("Mid-surn-
mer Night's Dreain"), Liberty Bell
Male Double Qtra:rtet; tenor solo,
"Sam Je-dee" ("Alone"), J. T3rminski;
soprano and contralto duet, "Koehae
to zys" (1 Live for Thee and Love
Thee), Caroline Gasowski, soprano:
Helen Grabicki, contralto. Chorus
selection, "Cyganie" (Gypsie,i), Glee
Club. Male Double Quartet, "Mysli
Moje" (Itly Thoughts),L iberty Berl
Male Double Quartet. Travel talk-,
"A Summer Paradise," L. F. Perry.
Chorus selection, "Skrzypki,,,Swaty"
(Violin as Matchmaker-, Glee Club.
Baritone solo, "Gdybys odczula" (II
K el;
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6.3o p. m...—"Epaninondas and, his
Auntie" for the radio children.
6.45 pr. m.—Last minute helps to
You Could fell) Josephopczyn
Male Double Quartet, "Dunaka" (Dit-
ty), Liberty Bell Male Double Quar-
tet, Chorus selection, "Krakowian-
lea" (Folk Song), Glee Club. Male
Double Quartet "Dalejze Chlopcy"
,
(Onward Boys, Liberty Bell Double
Quartet. Chorus selection, "Od
Dw-
oru do Dworu" (Sleigh Ride song),
Glee Club arid Liberty Bell Quartet.
• Friday, July r8th
5 p. na—Produce and stock market
quotations; news bulletins; baseball
results.
5,30 p. m.—Stories for children.
5:45 P. m.—Children's story, in
French, by Frederic Duclert.
6 p. rn.— International 'Sunday
School Lesson
7.35 p. talk, New York
State Department of Hea
7,40 p. m.—Baseball results.
7 45 p. m.—Radio drama, "Come
Out of the Kitchen," by W,GY stu-
dent players. Selection, "Intermez-
zo," WGY orchestra. C,omedy,
"Come, Out of the Kitchen," WGY
strident players. Act 1—Drawing
room of the Dangerfield Mansion,
(During this act cliinaes will ring to
hadica.te the passing of four • hours'
time.) Selection, "Dance of the
Dwarfs," orchestra. Act II—The kit-
chen, afternoon, two days later. Se-
lection, "Rigodon" de Dardanus," or-
chestra. Act III—The Dining room,
just before dinner on the same day.
Selection, "Reverie," orchestra.
LATE PROGRAM
10.30 p. m.—Program by WGY or-
chestra, Selection, "Cladrison Loin-
taine," orchestra, selection, "Melodie,"'
orchestra. Piano solo, "Lotus Land."
011ie G. Yearn. Selections, (a) "To
the Sea" (h) "Menuet G" krneri-
Chambordon Gregory, soprano; Bert teachers of Sunday school classes ' " '
01 can trio. Edward A. Rice, violin;
Berberick tenor; Caroline Meyer, ac- ^ Carma.n Cover Johnson, author
companist; Ernil Wolff, violin, Edwin "How to Teach Adults" solos, (a) "Reverie" (b) "Adagio,"
les
ilhat Mrs. 0.
Said About Our Tea
It was the I3e,st Tea she had 1111-.
ever used.
= It was clean in the leaf and a
rn! had an excellent flavour.
It went further than most Tea.
..She paid jus the saineei tob us
as she
had said
a'kc?IlCP)1;ViOt TY ON
et' EVERY POINT
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E-44., This is only one inatanee out
III of many.
Our Prices are 1-1!
:111 65c, 75c and 85c Per Lb.
— TRY US OUT
yeazenmater. accompanst • • 7.00 p, m..—Baseball scores. Sp'ort Edavar,d A. Rice. Selection from op-
--tanthe orhsr
7.30 p. m.—New York Philharmon-
"Iol "
' Saturday, July igth
ic orchestra broadcast fronfLeevisohn
stadium, College of City of New York
William Van Hocigstraten conductor.
9.55 0. m. ---Arlington time signals.' review by James Long, sport editor era '
Weather forecast. Baseball scores. of the Pittsburgh Sun.
Thursday, July x7th 8.00 p. tn.—Concert by the Westing -
5.00 p, m. --Baseball scores. house Band, 'T J. Vastine, conductor
5,3o 15. ma—Dinner concert by the , and Chester Sterling, baso. Selec-
KDKA Little Symplibny Orchestra,: tions by the Band: Overture Hunt- 9,30 p. nu—Dance music by Joseph
Victor Sattdek, conductor. iing for Luck," Suppe; Intermezzo, A. Chickene and his Clover Club or-
re.—Baseball scores; dinnerrThe Secret," Gautier; Three Spanish, chestra of Hotel 'Ten Eyck, Albany,
6 3o xn --Little Miss Merry Heart'"Punch and Judy," Smith; Fantasia, .
concert continued. Dances; Moszkowski; Cornet Duet, N, L. .
'has some songs for the children. "Way.Down South," Laurendeann Ca -
6.45 p.m.—News bulletins. , price, "Why Not,' Gruentrald; Suit de
7.00 p. m.—Baseball stores. Ballet, "Anthony And Cleopatra;
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It is worth while to deliver cream
direct to Creamery. If soc to 5oe
per can interests you as a produc-
Get our prices before market ing elsewhere.
We are irow having hot weather,
eiggs jar Ate thiverys tun.qulgify.yeareegargse pdae;fnrig-
highest price for quality eggs, it
pays to look after eggs and Sell on graded basis. Bring your eggs
we grade them.
Ile United F. rmers Co -Op Co, Ltd
Wingham Ontario
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MASSIVE MEDICAL MAN
Prof. Arthur Hill, a massive med-
ical man from Chatham, who tips the
scales at 400 lbs, with 'an couple of
colored minstrels, and who was in
Kincardine during the re -union last
year, blew into Port Elgin ,on Sunday
last in a canvass covered truck and on
Monday evening attempted to sell to
The public an Indian preparation. that
according to his sayso would cure any
thingfrom a headache to a broken
heart and remove corns from the feet
of the natives as they slept over night.
The big boy however refused to pay
the license of Sic) asked by the -town
from street corer vendors, he claim-
ing that as manufacturer of this rem-
edy he was priviledged to sell same
in any part of the province without
having to cough up a license fee. He
had rented the lot on which he had
opened for business from Mr. J. J.
George and his remedy was going to
be sold. The reeve and council were
of different opinion and ordered Con-
--- - stable Wharford to Place the NEprofess-
ENIIINEINIIi
_ or under arrest the minute he sold a
a bottle. Monday night he had no bilY-
E. IIY Ro sHop ,,^ al ers but on Tuesday evening he sold
tinder the name of the °weer of the
lot who he claimed purchased a quan-
tity of this, preparation and gave him
y,. :elay Installing that ' 1 conie rwastoastht he ava$ arresout-
ted and
authoity ell for him. The
placed in the town lock-up from which
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ElR1 ed on paying bail of $50 lalagistrate
place of detention he was later releas-
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ectric ange I Chapman and giving theto corporation
•• „,,, control of his truck andstock as se-
= turity until .,his case is heardbefore
11; County Magistrate IvIcNab this Wed -
'do Power tor Cooking is clean sale i nesday afternoon.
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P. OUR FRESH ROASTED AND
it FRESH GROUND --74
ari econondcal and ;most convenient. le
We can't all be smart, but. we kin
, IN all he hones, 'Tait' no disgrace to be
Doetlet the Itnockera Make' YOu believe that .11. ease of •
a a 1°)v:brow if yoll has a level head,
ehortage of power your range would be elit off. In case of power
shortage those who 'have ranges Will be protected and those who la
I. kraut them will not he allenteed to install Itlicitn.'
NOTICE TO,CONTRACTORS
The Municipal Council of the Town-
ship of Morris are asking for lenders
for the construction of the Cole, the
W d h it1
inghairi Tender's Must be aceOnapanied by a g.
a , p f „
.9 mates etc,. at the elerleS residence, &int '
410..-4*". •
111111 'marked .eheque for
C ra,vvford phone rbfk The teaders 'will he oneried at tile - • Abner Cosens
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wrid call a mixed mettyfer. Army-
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way l'iroid tO explain. to the naiss„es
that Priaint company was always ix-
eiptecl,"an that if iviry dillygate had
been a sinsible wureanan loike her -
silt^ matthers wed. hey' been diffrunl,
for I didn't belave tlieer wus a bet -
thee judge eV min, arr a betther
housekaper arr a betther
man av' her age annywheer than Mrs.
Timothy Hay. '
"'Tis the .old blarney ye are Tim,'
sez she, "but I'll not say ye are wrong
about me heir), a judge av min, barrin
wan bad mislitake I ma e, manny
years ago, share I've, shtn
• in widout rumblin I
wid yer foine wurruds, fez. ye are as
aisy to rade as the ftirolit book, so ye
are. Whin ye put too much sugar in,
yer loine av talk ye make the shtuff
too olnvate, an it won't jell at all, at
all. Now, jist put that in" yer ould
poipe shmoke it."
Av coorse the missus wudden't ad-
mit. that me blarney tuk wid her, but
all the same she wus plazed. 'Tis
aisier an chapel. tongiye the wimmin a
few koind wurruds than to be buyin
them new hats an dhresses all the
tc)ime" Yours till nixt wake,
Timothy I -lay,
rne bar-
und d
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e, 'Tim an e c palaver' me °yell-
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Wirigharti's New tit-ewel
and Gift Store 1-
a J. H. S'TEPIIENSON 43c SON EXTEND AN DNVI'TATION TO 11
Is THE PEOPLE or wiNoliaivs AND SURROUNDING
N• COUNTRY TO VISIT 0 UR
NEW GIFT STORE
Where you. will find an extensive stock of High Grade 111
JEWELERY, WATCHES, CLOCKS, SILVERWARE, CHINA, Mi
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New stock arriving every Week,
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Our repairing departmerit is equal to any in Ontario, we have Mt
IN ▪ ▪ the equipment and teChnicattraining and make good thi,s, statement
and to any in', 4.00bt we solicit the most careful investigation. Our
▪ charges are reasonable. We give perso0a1 ;attention to all repairs.
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BLARNEY FROM TIM
To the Editur av the Advance-Tohnes
Deer Sur,
Did ye ivir see the craps lookin
betther in yer loife? Whin ivirybody
Wife-eroaltin awl throo the month ay
May didn't I tell ye that theer wus no
rayson fer it? Rain an. sunshine an
warrum weather hey nivir failed es
-yit in this part av the wurruld, an, I
don't tink they i-Vir will.. We ginir-
ally git a lot more than we desaeve,
considherin -how inconsistent the
mosht av us are. Indad, I , belave
that the aisiest ting in the everruld is
to be inconsistent, which `manes that
we don't live up to what we purtind.
Take the U.F.O.'s an Grits, fur in-
shtance; purtindin to helaye in a low-
er tariff, an thin all av thim who hap-
pen to live where protickshun is • want-
ed, votin wid the Tories arr shirkin
the vote. An, be the way, as theer
is no ilicksbun in soight, I moight as
well dhrop a wnrrud av advoice to me
brother Tories that it isn't very, con-
sistint to be wavin, the ould flagn'at
wan toime, an thin knockin the Brit-
ish prifirince at another. 'It isn't
good pollyticks, byes, an ye shud re-
rnimber how manny ilickshuns we heir
won, be rayson, ay purtindin to be
more loyal than the Grits.
Thin tink av a daycint law-a.boielen
payple, loike, the Canadians rriakin
money shippin booze into the Shtates,
an think av the Yanks houldin "up
theer hands in horror at the wicked-
ness av the Canadian e in not throyin
to hilp thine enforce theer prohibi-
shun laws, an 'thin naakin picleter
show fillums, not daycint enough Lo
show in timer own counthty, an sind-
in thim • to South Ainerica, where
theer no censors an iviryting
goes, so to shpake. 'Shure, 'twas the
same Yanks who wus too proud to
foighn.but not too proud to make for-
tunes ,out av the war, arr to shtale our
wather fer the binifit av the tax-
payers av Chicago. 'Tiea quare wur-
ruld. Nivir wus theer so much talk
av economy an,nivir wus theer so
mainly payple livin beya.nt theer
manes, Nivir did payple hey so much
money to slipind, nivir wus theer
so mach talle av harrtid toimes; nivir
did wimmin's dhresses hey so slarnall
an arnbunt av goods in thim an riivir.
did they eosht so inuch money. Nivir
wits theer so much gould in army
counthry in the wurruld as theer is in
the Shtates to -day, am Yit the facktor-
ies do he closin down far want av
cuslitomers. No Wan kin explain thins
tings an no wan "Wed throy, -excipt
mebby the rnissus, an I don't loike to
ask her fer' is bizzy "puttin down"
tor "doin up" shtrawberries, which
both mane the same ting, an is an-'
other inconsistincy. Ye see we hev
been so inconsistint, that aven the
English langwidge is crooked, so ye
kin say too diffrunt tings to mane the
sa.me. ,
Did ye rade about the woild toimes
the Dimmycrats wus afther hayin ,at
theer Conyinshen iti New York?
Shure, it wits as bad as a Donify-
brook fair, arr an mild byes re -union
at Kincardine arr Sayforth, an that's
goin some, as me bye who wus hi
France wed say. Wan amight I \Yes
.rayclin the report av the day's 'ball,
ottin an widout; tinkin I totild the
misses tha,t belayed the whole thrub-
hie WUS be rayson an the winunit. din
lyg,ates. Be the luta in, her oye, I saw
I bad played the wrotag card, an
rriusht back, wather, so to slipalce,
which same is what me dawter-in-law
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Wedding Rings, Diamond.?
Rings and Marriage Li-
cence Information
147. R. Hamilton's, Jeweler
Fine Re.sidetice
• For Sale •
A tWO Storey brick. dwelling
IclIttentUVett:rtdecel bnd wlethsolmdPlenitt.
alo 0 115ra '13I no s cei iaations ese reaa°nabl° price. Tbla la a bar-
' • •Townehip Hall on:go rdaY jalY gAtate,
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It is announced that vigorous
efforts will be made •by the Gov-
ernment of Manitoba to effect the
actual settlement of 224,000 acres
of vacant provineial land now under, -
the administration of the Crown.
For the week ended June 21st
traffic earnings of the Canadian
Pacific Railway amounted to $3,-
301,000, as compared with $3,159,-
000 for the corresponding peeled of
1928. This is an increase of $142,-
000 Or 4.4 per cent.
• .Reports from the Ronyn gold
fields of Quebec continue to indi-
cate a great .future for that terri-
tory. Development is proceeding
apace and 'the English capital now
flowing into Canada in search of
good ,investments is interesting it-
self in this area. ,
Three carloads of seed grain are
being shipped weekly from the
provincial ,segd • cleaning and mar-
keting plant at Edmonton, Alta.
About 50000 bushels of' seed grain
have been handled by the plant since
last fall and 20,000 bushels more,
will be handled before the year's
seeding is completed.
The International Paper ComPanY
intends to add two new machines
to their plant in Three Rivers, Que,,
so as,' to increase their production
from 300 to 450"tons daily. Another
project is also under consideration,
viz. to build a plant in Batiscan
instead of enlarging' the Three
Rivers one.
to. know just how to 'cut the hay ,in
auch a path to make it sweep across
the brow. And in them days hair , oil
was scaree,to get it was a trick most
hard, so dudes of '50 years .ago used.
,butter or a little land. was a hum-
ble life back 'there, no dressin, for tlie
,quarter 'deck, the home-made grease
upon our -crown arid paper collars
Out of everydollar the.Company
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earns. the sum of 81 cents is spent
by the Canadian Pacific Railway in
the home. inarkets of Canada for
wages, materials, supplies, taecles
and insurance, figures recently is-
sued show, In 1923 the total earn-
inga of this great corporation were
$195,887,089, and every community
in Canada direetly'benefitted by the
expenditerre of 81 oer cent. of this
huge amount in the home market.
The 1924 cut of the' East Koote-
nay (B.(J.) forestry district gives
'promise of running to a grand total
oil 150,000,000—feet. There is a
particularly brisk hosinees in poles
of longer lengths and in railway
ties, and a cut of soine 1;000,000 '
sawn ties and the 'usual quantity of
the hewn variety is looked for. Six-
teen s,a,winilla are now in operation
and indications are that there will
probably be thirty going before the
season closes.
Canada now takes third place,
and second place among British pos-
, sessions, of the gold -producing areas
of the world. The total gold pro-
duction of the world for 1022—the
latest year for whi•ch returns are
available — was 15,440,000' fine
ouncesal which the Transvaal pro-
duced 1,620,110, or 45.5 Bei cent.
The United States came second,
withn,2,863,075 ounces, or. 15.3 per
cent., and Canada Itollowed, with 1,-
263,364 ounces, or 8.2 per cent.
Jame 18th was the anniversary of
the running of the first Imperial
Limited,„ the Canadian Pugin
way's famous transcontinental. This
was not the Company's first trans-
continental, aS, traina began regular
service between Montreal Toad Van-
couver as far back 'as 1886, but for
, several years it :was the crack Cana-
dian Pacific exPreas, To -day, the
premier place is held by the Trans.:.
Canada Limited thea fastest, long-.
distance express -ii t wOrlel whicb
mak-ses the run la 90 hours, or 10
hditrs less. than the time . of t:bbe
originel Imperial Limited.
YE OLD HAIR CUT
(By Ark in the London Advertiser)
Young niele•$till Wear ,their hair
1)reeired back straight There are .
Several very excellent preparations
that' a,re -tied to make the halt stay in
olace.—From a drug ad. ,
It was not $a in days gone by, back
in the year of '55, when we fed bear
grease to our wool to melee it pros-
per, grow and thrive. For in them
days we sauntered forth and watider-
ecl,to the barber shop, and there our
TO'ine was mowed ,and naked, we part -
in` with a goodlyncrop, The village
bather in those days knew all about
brush and comb, 'twas he who took
the bottle down and squirted oint-
ment on. the dome, We never d-ilas-
il8
each small curl or bend, It w30y-
Otis thing to us to Make the lilacs
stand on. end, Tit lbatey years they:
al , changed the pace, t e barlioer seemed
ter's gone and so has lard, they'wan-
der -to the village store—and there
they plant their kopocks out to sinea.r
their hair like old King .Trit, aanat:
scrape and comb .and plaw and rake .
to cultivate it seal -skin cut.
The highest ambition of many a,
round our neck. Of course them woman seems to be to become able.
humble days has gone, :perhapsthey to ride in a handsome limousine 'with:,
,
won't come back no more, soft but- a first-class show dog. -
*ffer,=,,r-theYmtlowszvagf4etai"..1.
Send Your Deposits
Mad
PTAHOSE who find it more convenient to.
do their banking by mail, will find that
the co-operative services of this Bank rrieet
all requirements. Write our nearest branch.
to -day and arrange to- do your banking by -
mail. You will save the trouble of frequent
trips' to town.
J. A. WALLACE,
isszrasuenv
WINGHAM BRANCH,
Manager.
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When it comes to a question of mathematics, we're poor at
addition, but wonderful at subtraction. -We never look around
to see what we can add to prices. On the contrary, out comes -
the sharp pencil and -we subtract a penny here and a penny
there --down, down, down—never up. Result—big values,
lower prices. Looln *,hese over. .
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Crosse &Blackwe.ll's Fish arad
27
. Meat Pastes, jar :.::::T. . . C
Crown Brand or Bee Hive Corn
.Syrup, 5 Lb. Tin 41c
Sweet Mixed or Sweet ' Sour Mixed or Chow
Mustard Pickles Mr1...„ Chow Pickles A A_
Large Bottle ...uotig. Large Bottle ,..sittit;
Choice Messina Lemons. ...29c Doz. "
Pure Gold or Shirriffs Jelly
Powders, 3 for ..................25c
,
RICH1VIELLO 7
TEA, lb. - -41 lose
PATRICIA TOILET
SOAP, '5 bars - -grew&
BON AMI (Cake 9„rn
or Powder), 2 for -Lien.
BRUNSWICK -4:4104;
KIPPER SNACKS.,
4 for -
SARDINE47-4. for .titliat
OPIrattrr ETZ'
oidyrE: 9(11,
'Ilia -ave.
'CLARK'S PORK and 1A
BANS, No, 2' - -.1191alLt
• CLARK'S PORK and cp
” BEANS No. 3 - -4,19te
'CLARK'S POTTED 9r
RilvicREAniEsLt.,3ofor• -424C
NECCITOF:HriEsEE),E(1SSElabvte. "tIle
RIOHMELLO
Cco0uPpko!E,),,(viSalvbe...the
Ib , - - -Zoo/U.
FRY'S, BAKER'S
or COWAN'S •9A,
• C9COA, 1/2 lb. -
HOMADE TOMATO' 23
, KETCHUP, Quart C
HOIVIADE TOMATO 14c
KETCI-II.fP, Pint - -
KELLOGG'S CORN 90,
FLARES, 3 for -
POS1"S
BRAN . 46.
„ PUFFED lridan,
WHEAT. 2for fain;
'PUPPD E
RICE, 2 for .t.f4t.;
ROMAN
• MEAL - C:
MACARONI and
SPAOVET'I'l;
1 -ib. pkts., 2 for - ioAt•
MAYFIELD BRAND
BACON, Ma*bine 90
Sliced, lb, -
ItITEGooDishn_ grk
10111Y
75
RITEGOOD STOUT i
and PORTER -
,
CARNAT'ION or T. CIIARLtES MILK, clog
16 oz. 2 for . nst
CARNATiON or ST. CHARLES MILK, 'I 106,4,
Baby size, 3 for •- * *
EAGLE ER.A.ND coNDZNsED wr/Lic 21,0
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