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Thurby.,Jwie th esn
He Kicks At Tile
Mr, Bondi, the frith inerOhan
Wingham, while drivine, from W
ham to Teeeweter one moreing
week in the earlyshours, went to s
when Doming' down the gravel r
and esreart into the ditch and ups
truck load of fruit, He got Jack
Brothers oat of bed to asst in
tiag the road ship to riehts and
diseatiefied ;with the small eha
asked ,of liarn. Others who essi
got scant es -thanks for their effortse—
Teeswater 'News.
Announcement
The Minieter of Eelticatioti annoura
ces that this year it will riot be ogee-,
nicable to pnblieh in the daily news-
PaPers as heretofore the resulte of the
Departmental etid Matriculation ex-
aminations condected in the High and
Continuation. Schools throughout the
Province. • 'rhis situation is. due partly
to the change in the Re,gulations
whereby_ candidates are permitted to
clivide•theis examinations over several
years and partly to the fact that -the
number of cendiclates this year haa
inereased greatly. .
The increase, in the number of can-
didateS will necessarily extend by at
least one week the tirrte reemirecl to
read the 'candidates' anwers, It is
'hoped, however, that this loss of time
will be: offeet by the gain due to not
liavn
ig to prepare lists for the fitet
papers. Accordingly, it is expec
that the certificates will be mailed to
the Principals for distribution to the
candidate's at least as early as hereto-
fore. The Principals concerned a're re-
queeted to make tiniely arrangengents
to send on the certificates to the can-
didates immediately on receipt of the
same from the D,epartment.
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Holy Name Parades
aamarymanauoisur...11.1.4suovianwerable...,
Bowleeel Look Here
td of : "The London Thistle BowlingClub
is holding its twelfth Amnia/ Seotch
last Doubles Toureament net Wednesday
leapt and Thursday, jun e 21st and 22nd, 'for
nea that three trophies. and $2,00.Qo
et ei Prizee, 'This the • Big Seinch
see! Doubles 'Classie Event of Western
/nits! Ontario with -keen contests, So pop -
new I ular is this Tournamerit and so at-
rge traCtiVe its ?ries that contestants oia
stee eneualty from' all over VVestern Ont-
ario and as far east as Ottetwe., Oor
home club should go after these emelt
coveted',Trophies and Prizes. Eneriee
close on ;Monday next, June 19th. '
Hotels Must Post Prices
Among the laws witich came into
force on the first of IVIay is one of
great interest to the travelfing Public;
by which hotel' owners have to .post
in the entrange of their establishment.
and in the bedrooms and diningsrooinse
Prices et aecommodetioti tinder ' its
varioas forms. These Posters are bil-•
ingual and will permit guests to know
exactly what they are liable to pay for
lodging atrd food.
Excellent Weather
• Wednesday,Morning, June tath has
broken bright and clear and every-
thing promisee to be a most success-
ful day fOr• the , "Big Four" baseball
tournament and. concert,
es_ Is Wingham On The Map?
:ed' One of the 43 teachers who argelied
in answer to Wingham School
Board's advertisement for teachers,
asks for the following information;
How far is it from a raileoad 'station
and how near is a church? Surely
she was joking or does: she noe'know
anything ab on t Geography? Mr.
Groves, secretary, suggests . that
Wingham aclvertiin more. Her •appli-
cation, was the first to be rejected,
. The Holy Name Sodiety of St. Pet-
er's Church, celebrated Trinity Sunday
by holding a parade, afterwards at-
tending eervice in the church. The
Holy Name Societies of Wingham, St.
.Augustine and Kingsbridge attended
in large numbers. The pgrade, which
had goine 280 .in line, was in charge
of Marshall Farr end headed by the
Goderich Band, forsned tip on the
church grounds and narched arotind
elle square to the church, The \Via
ham 1.1and assisted in the notate. 'I'h
church was filled to standing roo
Monsignor O'Connor, vicar -general
Londou, delivered a strong addres
tracing the history of the Roma
Catholic church from its eaely day
He also referred to the foemdatioe an
mins of the Holy Nanie \Society.
Those assisting in the eervice besides
vicar -general were Father • Griarta of
Goderich; Father Fallori of Wingham;
Father Dean of Kingsbridge and. also
Father Morani of St. Augustine. After
the service a lunch was served to the
visitors by the ladies of the church.
—Goderich News in Free Press.
elcome" Signs
SCHOOL REPORT
The following is the report of S.
S. No. Turnberry for the month of
• ' Sre• IIT—Irene Mundell, 86; Rob-
ert Breen, 69; George McGlynn, 65;
Elmer Breen, 62.
Jr. IV—Isaac 'Metcalfe, 70; *Addie
Breckenridge, 63; Isobel- Metcalfe,
g- 62. efeenie • Campbell, 57; *Boyd
e Marshall, • •
me Sr. III—Annie Campbell, 87; An -
et nie Stoke, 69; Jeati McLean, 67;
s' Myrtle Stokes, 5e; *james
47; *Edward Errington, 46.
s' `Sr L1—George Muu' dell 96; Stu-
d.'
are Campbell, 96eA1eck Marshall, et;
Herb Campbell, 80s *Ruth Stokes,
98.
Jr. II—Elva. Metcalfe, 85; Violet
Errington, , 74; Mervin Marhall,. 7O;
Sr. 1—Evelyn , Lincoln. .,
Sr. Frae-Tonemy Stokes, Sadie
Stokes, -Violet Erein-gton, Margaret
Stokes. • •
Jr. -Pr.—Arno Metcalfe.
M. M. Bennett, Teacher
A prominent Owen Sound busines
an writes the Sun -Times :—You
iggestion for the small town's t
rect signs, telling the name of tit
wn is a good idea. The Writer mot
red through. Michigan; Wisconsh
st
to
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r A UCTION SALE --Of valuable pro -
o perty, flax mill buitcling, equipment,
e etc. Pursuant to instructions received
-
from the Trusts & Guarantee Com -
1, pany, Limited, authorized" trustee of
- the property of James R. Cutt, trading
e tinder the ;name of Lucknow • Flax
Mills, of Lucknow, Ontario,`the fol-
lowing will be offered for sale by Pub-
lic Auction ,by Elliott '1VEller auction-
eer, upon the property of the said,
1 Lucknow Flax Mills, Luclenow, Ont -
is alio, on Tilesday, the 2oth. day of June,
1922, at a o'clocic in, the aftemmon.
Parcel No. I --,Rear eEstate, in the
-village of Lucknow. Flax Mill and
? three detached buildings, plant to be
set(' with"Inill•
Parcel No. 2-4.1aic Mill equipment
- and Sundries. ,
- Terms of sale: -'-Parcel No. will
be offered for sale an bloc subject to a
resered bid. Parcel No. 2 will be
• offeied for salein detail without re-
serve. Parcel No. t, 10 per cent cash,
balance within thirty days thereafter.
Parcel No. 2 cash. In other respects
t sale will be in accordance with
conditione of sale, which will be made
known at the time of sale,
Illinois and Ohio andnoticed in near
ly every small town a sign at th
town limits which read.
This,is (name of town). .
You are welconee.
Please drive slow.
And on the side of the board evhicl
o
ou wuld see going out of the tow
ese words.
Thank you. •
Call again.
Don't you think that a good idea
have often noticed signs in Ontario
wits stating that the speed limit we's
miles per hour. And anyone driv
g faster than that would be prose
ted to the full extent of the law.
th
to
50
in
cu
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to
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hey didn't „give You the name of their
wn , tior say that you are welcome
ou feel as though in the Ontario
wns they were telling you to get to
. out of their measly burg as fast as
th
eirnfool. law -Would altoW you to
-
travel. On the other. hand, going
through the American -towns, when
you read the sign "you ate'wetedene"
1-'younfelt as though you were among
friends: And believe me, Mr: Editor,
When you are travelling' alone all day
a motor car a thousand miles from
• in
benne, you notice theiee little things.
MisrZe1 alb
acoraanion
For further particulars apply' to
The Trust & Guarantee Co,, Ltd:
120 13ay $t., Toronto, or to L. E.
Dancey, Barrister, Goclerich, Onterio,
I
orT. E. Smith, Lucknow,Ontario.
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VIVIAN 014
'Sleek Teadtees oe queenslantre
roile,e Are Never Itatilen,
Tits, .cMvmsnts Of tile Australian
'black ponce, traieed to pollee worg
and attaehed to the district stliter
tendent'e etaff, ere withont parellel.
. The trail work of the old red Ie-
dian reeds like eltild's play when
enMPared with the exptoits of the
Queensland black trackers, Natere
has widowed them with the blood-eled's iustinet combined with a
eunerneman sense of observation. s
The hunted desperado maY cross
auriSerous sandstone country wbere
the print ef a foot would appear im-•
P041311110, writes Albert •Derrington in
the London Mall, Yet the black track-
er Win follow 1» tbe desperado's steps
with scarcely a glanceat the ground
.0.44 he canters .on his well-groomed
horse In front of Vas white trooper.
a Often he vein draw, rein to indicate
where an article suchaa a, pipe, match,
cap, or tack•-lealfe lia,s been allowed
to fall to the ground by:the escaping
desperedo, and recovered,' At
I have seen a ,black fellow follow
the trail of a lizard or iguana across
a 'strip of, basalt riotottra-, eatch, cook,
and. eat it within an hour.
And the trail of a liza-rcl on basalt
has got Most •white men guessing
evee with a irmicroscope. As piccanin-
nies in thenatige "whirlies" cr
"hurnples," the black babies, awa,k-
tag from" sleep at dawn will, some-
times discover that their mother nee
disappeared.
• Crawling from the "Innroyd' thte
will'otten track the mother to .scan
distant waterleole .or lagoon, throise'.
seruli and spinifex that ,no we' Gr
tehod could endure. And so the te••
stinet of the wild te develoned. , • g
Stimetimes the black tracker turns
criminal end ishimself tracked
Then the fee bt4.14$, and all the
tricks in the aborigiiiiai caiennar rve
intrecluned to tlewart the pursuers.
The pursued black fellow hag,
Jmow to runbackwards for miles
dusting and dbliterating his tracks
with a leafy tree' braneh as he ran;
But the professional 'tracker in
his wake has become aware of this
fact and has bagged his quarry,
tete? Ismaeli and all, at the, end, of a
50-mi1e ran. sh
turning a horse's ops is too tied
a dodge to d,eceive an aboriginal, but'
the white criniinal has 'often puzzled.'
him by.claMisering along a wire sheep
fence for ten or twenty miles. Herd
e. sweltering Sun, but lib•
erty is sweet. • ' - •
Bill Redway, the original Captain
Startight• of Rolfe • Boldrewood's
"Itoblaery, Ender. Arms," told . the
writer that he once beat the black
police by climbing into a barrel and
drollin,g across the •plains.
The trackersfound the barrel near
Wileannia, ou the Darling,. but Bill
by that 'time wae sitting on 'another,
inside a "pub" across the Queensland
border.
The Loneliest Oceupeeetton.
Mr. H. Edwardsdn, the. "watcher"
for the Royal Society for the Prot -
tin of Birds, 'will shortly. begin his
lonely . vigil on the island of Her-
manesetnerth of the Shetlands. For
fifteen years heleas filled the post for
tb.e society, staying in the hut, which
faces the wild Atlantic, from spring
until autumn, but altogether he has
,been keeping his annual vigil for
thirty-three years. The uea.rest vil-
lage is Haroldswiek, whose post office
marks ,the extreme northern limit
reaehedeby the mails. The watcher's
daughter carries his letter's once a
week ening a rocky path, an,d
takes to him a weekly supply
of food. No- wonder Mr. Ed-
wardson has been awarded the
palm for the lone.liest occupation in
Great Britain. In his tiny s1senta---1
which is little bigger than a sentry -
,box ---the 'watcher has done admirable
—wok in preventing the destruction
of birn-life by skin -hunters and egg-
colleetoes. - The number of birds has
increased. The Great Situis are nest-
ing freely, two new colonies of gan-
nets have established themselves on
the 'cliffs, andessnany other species'
have benefitted, inducting the Great
Northern Diver, Red-Throated.Dever,
Fulmar, and the Golden Plovere,
Cut „Ends Of Fingers
While ripping some Pieces of boarels
at the MacLean Saw' Mill ou Friday,
George Denyer had the misfortune to
cut the end of three fingers on his
left hand.
Stratford Trims Godericia
Stratford defeated the. crack base-
ball tegm of Goderich on their froet
door step by a score of 6" to 4 on Sat-
urday, in a North Wellington League
game.
IN Brussels and Wingham Football
1 al Brussels football team. played
against Wingham 'football team in
a Wingham on Thursday evening. 'rhe
U score,was a tie 1 to e. A couple of
.10 scraps marred the pleasure of the game
NI and were no credit to the name of
'football in Wingham.
Why The Editor Left Town •
_ ,
Mrs. Thos. VV. Johnson read an
article for the Wolmen's Club entitled
"Personal Devils." - , Seventeen were
present. •
Mr. John Crouse shipped a ear load
of hogs to Toroeto last week's' Three
of his neighbors went with him to
make up the load.
Greater Dernatid Forces Prices Up
The increased consumption of tea in
5921, (during which year, by agree -
omen the tea growers of Ceylon and
India had curtailed peoduction)tforced
the priccaof tea steadily - upwards to
lowering 0 the duty in England will
\?
the presen abnornlally high level. 'I'he
mean still, greater demandand author-
ities on tee tell us still higher prides
may be expected, .
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Ackert—In Kinloss, on Monday, June
stle. to Mr: and Mrs. Ernest Ackert,
a, daughter. '
,. 'MARRIED
Iinglies-•-Webb—At the Maneen At-
wood, Wednesday, June 7th, 1922,
by Rev. VsT, D. MacDonald, jeart,
only daughter of and'.. Mrs. W.
C.. 'Webb,Lecknova uni., to ALIL$=
tOr also of Luektiow,
THE WING AlOr ADVAIV
Ft 5 About Canade
The 1922 edilieu of the popular little
Cyclopedia of tks Doniinion,..,.."50e0
Fade About Cenacia"--dvill be wariniy
welcomed by the public, which regerds
it as an indispensable booklet, "as full
of meal as a cocoanut," as one wittily
expressed it. Its compiler, Frank
Yeigh, is widelY known as an author-
ity on everything Canadian, and it is
a marvel and model of condensation,
with a fact in a senteece, The new
issae is enlerged and improved, and
its contents, will prove a revelattoesof
the growth Of the country, not only
in a single year, but in a five or ten
year period. Over 5o chapters---rangs
irge alphabetically from Agriculture to
Yukon—provide a bird's-eye view of
the Dominion from every angie. NQ
better adyerlisernent of the country
could be had, and many use it in that
way to enlighten the ignorant as to
the weelth, prosperity, and advantage
of this ,Britain of the West. Copies
may be had from leading newsdealers
or by sending 30 cents to the Canadian
Facts Pub. Co., 588 Huron Si., Torten -
Helping Him In His -Work:
Saturday's Toronto Glebe says:—
When Rev. Ketmeth Beaton returns
tonig chaage, the new Sonderlited
Memorial .Church in :China,' of which
he is. pastor, it ie expected that he will
take bank With him an automatic light -
ng plant This is the idea forreulated
by the :Danforth :Methodist Churcb
and ehe offering t be taken next 'Sun-
day, will go toward a fund being rais-
ed te purchase the ontfit. :Duting
Augnet while the pastor,' Rev. J. j.
Coulter, of Danforth Methodist chttech
is away on his holidays, Rev. Mr,
Beaton will fill Isis Place. Mrs. ]3eat-
on
was recently presented with a
cheque by the. Simehine elass of the
church, as a token of appreciation of
her effortein church work. Rev. Mr.
Beaton and Mrs, Beaton will return
to Chine in October,
[Mr,' Beaton is Well known to Many
readers of The Advance, he having
spent his .boyhood days at White-
churdla He has on several oecasions.
occupied the pitlefit of the Wingham
.Methodist Church]
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'Too Many Husbands' I
A humorous play with above 111!
title will be presented by Trini- X171
ty Chtich Young- People in the ..11
C. O. F. Hall, Belgrave
Fri.-, June 16th g
SE Tickets '35 cents add 25 cents Pi
Plan of Reserved Seats opens
— at Harry Hopper's, June toth.
'
ee Program at.8 o'clock.
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DR. F. A. PARKER
OSTt °PATRIC PHYSICAN
Osteopathy Electricity
All diseasep treated.
Office adjoining residence, Centre
Street, next Anglican Church, (form-
erly Dr. MacDonald's.) Phone 272.
"Saved My Little Girir
Mother tells how her little EthePs
life was saved,
That is what one woman wrote us re-
cently, aud then she goo onto say :—
"Ethel, who is just past eight, caught a
bad cold last Augast The child is of a
highly strung, nervous temperament
and could not be kept quiet in bed.
We tried everything we could think of
to cure her cough. But, the cough
beecune worseancl from a:rosy, heelthy,
sturdy girl she becaniepale and • thin.
Nothing we did seemed to metes the
cough and by this time regular spasms
of eoughing had developed. These
coughing spells left the child weak and
completely tired out. I believe that in e
a short time the cough would have
reached the child's lungs. After trying
everythieg I could think of, I saw an
advertisement for Comm!, saying that
this preparation would build one up.
got a bottle from the dthgnist and
before it was half finished my little girl
had almost completely shaken oft her
cough, Her cheeks began to get back
their old colour. She started tie pet on
flesh agaie and would run and play all
day without beirig tired. Today, after
na•ving take t ttyci bottles of Carnoleshe
is looking tied eseelizig better than she
has ever felt in her Iffe."
dtitnol id sold by your druggist and if
yott edif totsciwitiously say, after you
have tried it, that it hasn't done yon
anygood,,,tetyrn the empty bottle and
he win rentlia yOut' money, 4-122
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AIIStVereibinigPit-151114tirlisstitityCaeri7,11t1', June :lane
all vetticlee meet carry a light or lights
visible in front and behind, whether
perked or not, and irrespective
Where on Toronto streets after dark.
Chief of Police Samuel Dielteoe has
stated that he is deterenived to dint_
inige the menace of -the lightless
vehicle from tile streets of Toronto.
Motorists would 1/e.• well advised to
beve their as equipped witb parking
lights, A perking light on the toi
.itigneelf
eriS j• !rq
rutoilistin
-orturtiori,
The CliStht ()leery Stores of Ca ado—Whip:ham.
choice coolla rijs* 2 lbs.,
29e'
$ultaiut Reesate, per , ... gee Orange Max•rrialade, No, 4 tiri-Stitt
-•-•4.- • Cleaned Currants, per lbs.—elle PirlePPIsle, per tiss,rp
) Icon Sugar, per lb. ... 9c Ghole Red Salmon lo tin
of the if rear fender with a two c.
Frys; 041(ers nia Colonials Cocoa 3- M. Ito 2
bulb will not use up -as much ,"juice'
while the ear is parked, say during a
-night's performance at a theatre, as 4
single start when the engine is cold,
The Chief has intimated that a park-
in light will be recognized ley the poi -
me. In any case, remember a light
or lighte must show fore and aft after
dark de motor cars, bicydes, carts and
wagons—in short ori all yehieles—
Thursday night and thereafter,
Bad Fire At Listowel
Between $75,ono and $:.00,ouo darn
age was caused by a i'te which com-
menced in the Pfeffer Milling Conn
Pally Out at Listowel shortly after
seven o'clock , on Ihjdey morning and
aonsumed practicaily the whole
,
1. n into the efteenoon the fire
department was •Slitl combating the
flan es, though the fere was really un
der control about it o'clock. About
one-third of the ilimitae is covet ed by
lest:ranee.
Wheal the Liu was at its height
the large tin roof °eel` the elevators
c.ollatised. The elevators and flour
mills are in ruins and the chopping
mil/ so badly gutted that it will be
some thne before operations caz1 be
resuined. The building was heavily,
stocked with geain and flour, which:
will be a total loss,
The company's herge warehoese
which is adjacent to the burnedestruc-
ture, was saved from the flames cmly
by the persistent efforts of firemen.
This warehouse was filled with flour
and other material.
bLUEVALE
Mr, Wm. Duff is on, the sick list,
We wish him a speedy reconery.
Mr. Howard Stewart of Henfryn,
was home over the week -end.
Miss Luella Shaw of Mildmay, vis-
ited ever the week -end with her par-
ents here.
Mr. Wm., McKinney has gone to
Palmerston where he has secured a
position as fireman with the G T. R.
Mr, Martin Masters of droronto,
underwent an operation in the Wing -
ham General Hospital on Monday, and
is getting along nicely.
Mr. Alex McGee is on the sick list
at present. We hope he will soon be
feeling better again.
Dr. I. Cleghorn of Balder, Man.,
Ke Special Tiger catsup, per bottle „. .,15
Get our priceon iSugar, another advance ,expect -ed
Butter. as Eggs Takets,
spent a few days with relativehere,
Miss Bessie Wilson of Toronto, is
visiting Mrs. Roger dike at present
Rev, W. T, Mills preached at Cran-
root ansi Et lel on Sunday,
' The WoreenSs - Institute Meeting
held in the Methodist cburch on the
afternoon of June 8th, was well at eel and much enjoyed by the mem-
bers. The speaker, Miss Collins of
Ancaster, combined her subjects and
gave a bright and interesting talk on
-various roatters connected with the
activities of home and connrianity,
short programme was also given and
lunch was served at the conclusion o
the meeting,
Mrs. Alex Smith arol daughter,
nes ox Detroit, are visiting, airs., H'aru-
dcrsj and the latter will reture wide
there.
The junior Farmers began the eveatedt
week by having a day at B ay fiela
The members of the Women'r lia-
stitute motered to Walton on Mordials
to atteed the anneal dietriet meeting.
Law f Sup
ly and Deman
The isu pay of Tea in the world toj sufficient to me t the con-
stantly increasing' emend. Pro-
duction haas been le ess than. consump-
tion end the isrice of Tea hams risen.
to hnormally high level,, in order
to maintain "SAL 1Ai' uality
ha've een forced to a vance the
price rf ur opular Brown La
blend to 65c. per 1 The Prices of
BLUE, RED AND GOLD LADELS.A E UNCHANGE
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The wealth of that 'vast stretch of country in Northern Oetairlo, reaching over 750 miles from the boundary oink.
Province of Quebec on the east, to Manitoba on the west, and north from the Great Lakes to the pathless regions of James
liay, is not confined to its minerals, its timber or its clay lands.
This country has matchless stretches, well wooded' and watered by chains of charming lakesand rivers, where gatnes
fish are abundant and where the deer, the moose, and black bear freelx roam. Civilization is graduelly pushing Ma
frontier back, and in the process creating new summer resorts farthetearid farther froth the active centres of commerce,
where the tourist ereaks •!tis journey far a few. days on his "Across Canada" tour, end the holiday seeker spends hits
emotion, „Thus the country capitalizes its steeery and sells it to the tourist.
M hie ki, which derives its name from the Indian (IVIee.Naw-Kee), meaning "Beautiful Country," is oix of the beauty
!Tots 15 i bit region, Minaki SfatiOn, on the TranscOntinental line of the Canadian National Railwa,a, is eituated 118
linen, • : •-t si Witnipeg, on thc Winnipeg.- River, one of the gfeat rivers of the Notth that dralee the Lake of the Woocia •
risiln ef waterway:" into Lake Winnipeg.
tail /see a modern summeidliotel, is located in a beautiful park overlooking Sand IlaYi and d'armit the paat f'
homes and deKs have been built in the vicinity, making a.large Au:tenter colony.
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