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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1923-06-28, Page 4ti •I4filetei II I 47 ^:g;� 11 r,li„`ep II %ti NY'.7r 1l e wog .wit, c Putave:hede�ats. Win h7s: n, O io eatery Thursday Morulae a. •G. SMITH, Fobileher subecriptton. rates: One Year* e2.10; rix months, $1.00 he advance. 4.deertising rated on appiicatfo>r- Advertisements without specifies de r.,tions wilt be inserted until forbid Vaud charged according!'. Changesfor contract advertise eats be in the ofl.ce by aeon, T .or>• Clay. •BUJSII E S CARDS . Wellington Mutual Fire Insurance Co. Established 1840 Head Office, Guelph tele taken anall classes o2, Maur. '.hie property on th'e cash or premium note system. ABNER COSEINS, Agent. Winghare {N rritM n ih, ;t1.S^[„!r Inwln Af Oda's Fifty -S th Birthday Canada, on arrival of her fifty - /Axe). birthday, is yet 'a .land of sinall and sparse population, and, taking Account of this . aspect alone, people in other lands frequently ascribe to the Dominion attributes and qualities of insignificance in other phases of her national life. But with her population this atomic element ceases. In all her aspects Canada is to be thought of in terms of immensity. A land created' on a Ti- tan plan, of towering mountains, sweeping forests, horizon -bound plain, fertile valleys, expansive lakes and mighty rivers; all .enterprise is con- ceived on a mammoth scale, and so in bringing these magnificent natural. assets under human control, under- takings have in many, instances sur- passed in magnitude anything pre- viously undertaken. The occasion of DUDLEY OLMES BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ETC. ' Ictory and Other Bonds Bought and Sold. Office—Mayor Block, Wtnghare ae VANSTONE BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR Money' to Lban at Lowest Rates. \A INGHAM • `fir r ,OSS Graduate Royal Cotlege of Uentai Surgeans Graduate University of Toronto Faculty :.af Dentistry OFFICE H. E. 15ARD S STORM B,Sa. m,o., C.M. Special attention,;pele to diseases of ;Women and Children, having. taken .. ;postg2-aduate work in , Surgery, S �, Baca teriology and Scientific Medicine. Office In the Kerr Residence, between the Queen's Hotel a ;d the Baptist- . . Church.. 3U business given careful attention. Phone 54., P.O. Box i13Rok. C'. Redmond I�u M.R.C.S. (Eng). (Load). PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON (Dr: Chisholm's old. stand) DR >a DS'R' 8 M R of the world, with a 1922 production of over 880,000,000 bushels of . such quality that uninterruptedly 'for ten years the Dominion has carried oft: the world's first honors for that crop. This country, to which are ascribed such inappreciable qualities, has a virtual monopoly of certain valuable mineral deposits. With but one half of one per cent. of the world's popula- tion she produces 90 per cent.' of its cobalt, 88 per cent. of its asbestos, 85 per cent. of its nickel, 12 per sett. of its silver and 4 per cent. of its gold. She possesses 17 per cent. of the coal resources of the globe and 71 per cent, of those of the British Empire. Canadian enterprise has- of necess- ity been planned and carried 'out on a scale compatible with these exten- sive resources. At Niagara Falls, Canada has great development of electrical energy, while the Queenstoil Canada's 1922 wheat crop would make over 12 billion loaves of bread, and to carry it would require trains over 2,000 miles _long. Canada raises more wheat• and consumes more bread p er capita than any other country. 200 million of the 888 million bushels were moved during the season., Canada won the world's wheat championship in 1898; for ten years successively y uccessivel. the world's first wheat honors went to the Canadian West, and in world wheat competition in 1921, Canada secured 22 of the 25 prizes. Seager Wheeler also captured the world's wheat; ,championship five times, and created a world pro- - duction record' with 82. bushels to the acre. - a to the Dominion. is power plant 'features the worlds another birthday • s ficient excuse'to'`make` a rough largestwater-wheel-driven.gggenerator.' of _ survey of some of these. • J At Bnssano, . watering the Canadian Canada's coastline ;totals in length Pacific's vast eastern irrigation tract, of the circumference is the cotstinent's greatest irrigation nearly one-half,, of the globe, with 12,000 miles of sea dam, and at 'Gouin, at the head of coast and 220,000 ` square miles of the St. Maurice River, P.Q.; is the freshwater fisheries; she possesses world's biggest dam with a capacity most expansive and potentially weal- double that of the Assouan on the thy fishing grounds, and in Lake Su- Nile. • periorn which shares with the 'United Si ates , . Among other features i the largest body of freshwater in the Canada leads is the possession of a *world andits � most extensive inland vast game preserve in the Rocky ' fishery. Mountains, ntains, Alberta.. This national Herforest resources are' secondto park has an extent of 4,400 square Wane and she is the world's first fur miles and gives protection to 10,000 producer. She is surpassed3 by only Rocky Mountain sheep al ie. THE W?;NGk•IAllif ADVAN.0 M Grad qY Univeanity of Toronto, Faculty of Medicine; Licentiate of. the) Ontario College of Physicians and Surgeons. Office 'Entrance: 9FFICE itN..CHISHOLM BLOCK :DOSE'PH,NE STREET PHONE 22, �- Margaret q r General Practitioner Graduate University of Toronto. Faculty of Medicine.:. tomes—Josephine St., twe doors south of Brunswick Hotel. selepkozaes—+Oce 231, Residence tui'€ 'DRUGLESS PHYSICIANS S0 oA OX JY. CHIROPRACTOR Office Hours: 2 tc 5 and. ? to 8 p.ni, -Wednesday Afternoons by Appoint- ment only. T,eiepone 191. 0��i,, � A. �112.s e PARKER OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Osteopathy, Electricity. 'All diseases treated. Office adjoining residence, Centre Street, nett Anglican Church (former' iF Dr. MacDoneld's). Phone 272.- • fr o • {is IVIcTNNES one country in the production of pulp and paper and by one • only in her wealth of water powers. Canada has .a great reserve of 'vir- gin agricultural land with more than 200,000,000 acres of arable land in the Western provinces as yet untoach- ed by theplow and many attractive fertile farms aiveilaible for immediate These are but some few of the. many big things Canada possesses== natural, agricultural,: commercial and engineering—features of which a country yet in its infant growth may well be proud. Canadamay yet be small in the number of her citzens, but time will remedy this; the stage is set and ready for that bigger popula- settleinent in the East. - Yet, with- tion which,- when it does conte, •will what she has under cultivation, she tiansferm this country into one of the has already assumed • second place leading -if not the first—country of amongst the wheat -growing nations the world. • Canada from Coast : o Coast The Flag of All hail to the day when the Britons Old England. Rejoicing to mark how we honor it yet. We'll honor it yet, we'll honor it yet, The flag .of Old England! We'll honor it yet. Charlottetown,. P.E.I.—The' lobster year and expenditures will be limited fishing season opened recently for the to linking up short stretches and re- North' side of. the Island, and big pairing bad spots in the roads. catches are being ,reported, some fish- erinen- landing as much' :as 1,100 pounds in a single day. CHIROPRACTOR Qualified Graduate Adjustments given for diseases of 1111 kinds, specialize in dealing .with r.•h.i1'dren. Laxly attendant. Night calls }ospon.ded to. Office on Scott, St., Wingham, Out (in house of the late Jae Walker). Hours, 2 to 5.30 p.m. Evenings 7 to 8 p.nis, and by appointment. Ph -one 150. Halifax, N.S,—The gold mine for- merly operated near Carleton, Yar- mouth : Ceenty, is being inspected' and syndicate for which estate samples of gold and lead have been synth a' pottery contemplates the myiases sent to Perth Amboy,, N.J., for analyz- gP 3 p . ing . and determining their ' actual Edmonton, Alta.—Short. courses o helpful nst-ruetion for wives.of soldier value.. settlers are being arranged on a cam - which Brunswick rlek seed:potatoes Ext eision at the University of Al - are gaining in other countries, has re- Al - stilted in the farmers of this province berta in co-operation with various planting a larger acreage to seed po- other official organizations. tatoes this year than for some time Vancouver, B.C.—The Whalen Pulp ast. To: date more than..: one hun- and Paper :Co. plans to take out 204- p tired farmers in Piscag County, :uis Count, 000,000 feet of logs in the vicinity of Maine, have signed up for seed pota- toes from New Brunswick. Quebec, Que.—The Quebec Pulp and Paper Co., a new corporation recently. organized, will build this summer at Charlotte Islands, but there are other Sillery, P.Q:, a groundwood pulp mill with a daily capacity of 100 tons. The loggers along the coast and on some plan provide for expansion of the of the Islands. plant for tate production of sulphite—"'b came over And planted their standard with seafoam still wet! Around and above us their spirits will hover, Rejoicing to marls how we honor it yet. Beneath it the emblems they cherished are waving, The Rose of Old England the road- side perfumes; The Shamrock and Thistle the north winds, are braving, .Securely the Mayflower blushes and 3 blooms. Y Hail to the daywhen the Britons came over And planted their standard with sea foam still wet, Around and above us their spirits will hover, Regina, Sask.-Prof. W. G. Wor- cester, ceramic engineer fcr the Sas- katchewan.: Government, is making a special investigation of whiteware clay deposits, in Southern Saskat- Big ri"lnings. Under Way.- The following are among the big undertakings planned or under way. in Canada:' Canada's `.building, 1922, $381,843,- ,800; 331,843;,800; i921,.240,138,300. , Completion of Welland ship canal, 0 at total cost of. probably $100,000,000. Completion of Toronto harbor 'im- provements, at total cost of $25,- 000,000. New $10,000,000 power plant in Winnipeg,: with capacity of 165,000 h.p: 'New plant afid dam of Shawinigan Water & Power Co., which will de- velop 150,000 hp Don't try to save money by saving food, like the man who traded his Leghorns ;dor Bantams. M1iroius,+spra;e tty,.patzi ovor.1400,.64 a imru�t{u arixlA�p:rr p,klam�', !Alt bly ihetb v [asset ai deck estrrr 4roliCo somitY ' 4cattit¢ial(♦ lr nrmtellts •pcnotrib. the rights. dao sono wpb, toot! cit, cools and heels. Itiesdoll's Spavi i Ttoitbeost„, Sows for eters, diet 46 gears onde l'ASp,Y*'h Curil,iseoons" Joel tds)tl slsen-Oe reesiieass, eF ootitthYYusld ><uIihit a, iGsaitgfeg. ILO it r.iseide to illy uIN4w,«�iry • 4154/ $25,,000,000 power , development scheme- planned for harnessing water- , ower of Lake St.. John and Saguenay River. Another power development .on St. Francis River, to produce 30,000 h.p. Graving dock at Esquimault, $4,000,000; tlrydock 1,150 ft. long at. St. John, N.B. Great Lakes Pulp and Paper Co. plan to spend $2;000,000 on a paper mill - at Fort William. In the temples they, founded, their faith is maintained,. Every foot of the soil they be- queathed is still ours. The graves where they moulder, no foe has profaned, But we wreathe them with verdure, and strew thetn.with-flowers! The blood of no brother, in civil strife poured, In this hour of rejoicing encumbers our souls! The frontier's the field for the pa- triot's sword, And cursed be the weapon that fac- tion controls. , —Joseph Howe expenditure lenditure on new industrial de- velopment.•- Railway . systems ` planning large additions ,to -rolling. stock. Sir . Adam Beck states that present capacity development of Chippewa Queenston plant is in sight, and -fur- ther urther; prospective development es- sential. $5,000,000 -is to be spent for. new terminal facilities at Mozitreal and $1,500,000 at Quebec. Bollinger: and other gold mines in Northern Ontario planning for' exten- sive developments. Several -other new or additional pulp and paper plants• are planned in different parts of the Dominion. British Columbia is to spend $1,- 000,000 1,000,000 on new university building. C.P.R. will build a $2,000,000 ocean pier; Government Ballantyne pier also projected for $5,000,000 at Vancouver. Britannia Mines to spend $2,000,000 on reconstruction and improvements. Wireless transpacific station plan- ned for Vaieouvbr to cost $2,000,000. Toronto University asks for $7,500,- 000 for four new buildings. New Trinity College buildings under way. Several large .elevatorsare planned for, including a 10 million bushel one T. A. Kelle in Montreal, which will be the .larg- Thurston Harbor. They y smaller ones are all on the Queen est in the world. Co. is getting out 14,000,0,00 feet for Each province is spending many the Powell River ,.pulp mill and for millions on good roads.. export. These operators and other British Columbia plans $20,000,000 pulp and newsprint when it is de- sired. Sault Ste;' Marie, Ont.—A syndi- cate, composed of 1VCessrs, W. J. Madi- gon, D. H. Hooey, and A. Harrison, have started operations near Kauf- man -Spur,• Shawanaga,: opening up a feldspar mine. They report feldspar in very large quantities and of the. best quality. Winnipeg, Man. --Expenditures on roads in Manitoba this year will am- ouut to $556,500, -according to an- nouitceinent by Hon. W. R. Clubb, Minister of Public Works." Of this sum: $273,000 will be contributed by the province, $60,000 by the Domin- ion, and $228,500 by the municipal- ities. No extensive provincial high- Fifty-five Armenian Orphans to Embark for Canada. A despatch from Marseilles, France, says:—Through• the efforts of a Paris committee,,' ''fifty-five Armenian orph- ans who' arrived from Beirut will be taken to Cherbourg, where they will be embarked for Canada. Spealdrig before the Canadian' Club of New York,. Dr. James W. Robert- son declared that in the past four years Canada. had made more real progress than any other nation along thelines of child welfare. Six Can- adian adian universities are >giving courses to women to fit them for work in Dr. R. E. Doolittle Re-elected president .of the Cana- dian Automobile Association at the Hamilton convention. • „i Dissolve in boiling water Use enough to gt t a big lasting suds Big lasting suds—one secretf of Rinso's amaz- ing power tb dissolve dirt.,' If you don't get lasting suds, youhave not iised enough Riiso. Thursday, June 28, 1922. Soak an hour or more avernmi£,oatD L� Y/ (Colored clothca onlyeaif t;n boor) After soaking, onlythe most soiled clothes need light rubbing with dry. Rinso. Your clothes don't need boiling I'f you use Rinso. you -liketo b y But if oil y our white cottons, use enough Rinso solution to get the suds you like. Rinso is made by thelargest soap makers to do the family mash as to the - world easily and safely as LUX does fine things. 1,1:1 -VER BROTHERS LIMITED TORONTO It is a pretty serious thing to break' an old- friendship, for, like china, it can never be made quite whole again. A. broken friendship may be soldered, but it will always show the crack: ae 'al :ie. Canada, Canada, Maple land, land of great mountains, Lake land and river land, land 'twixt the seas: '- God grant us hearts that are large ' as our heritage, Spirits as free as its breeze. Grant us. Thy fear, thatwe walk in humility, Fear that is reverent—not fear that .is base. Grant to us righteousness, wisdom, prosperity; Peace—if unstained by disgrace. Grant us Tliy love, and the love of our country, Grant us Thy strength, for' our strength is Thy name. - Shield -us front danger, from every adversity, Shield us, 0 Father, frolic shame! Last -born of nations, the offspring of freedom, Herr to wide prairies, thick forests, red gold: God grant us wisdom to value our birthright, Courage, to guard what we hold. ' -Arthur Beverley Cox. The Western Canada Coloni— zation Association. The Western Canada Colonization Association has been entirely re- organizecl,•the new board consisting of repreeen'tatises of the Dominion Gov - eminent, the Canadian National, Rail- ways and the Canadian Pacific Rail- way. • This effects the creation of a national land settlement organization co-ordinating all the available immi- gration- forces in the country. - Ade- quate financing is arrangedfor in contributions of $100,000 per year from each transportation company for the next five years and equal contri- bution from the Dominion Govern- ment. The Imperial Government has signified its reiidines's to 'implement its pledge, $10.0,000 per year to: assist in sending British colonists. In addi- tion unexpected private subscriptions aggregate approximately $1,000,000. Sir Augustus !Manton, of Winnipeg, is the. new -president ofthe organization: THE LARGEST PASSENGER ENGINE IN CANADA Sixteen new 'pass "•n engines are shortly to be put in operation over passenger S Y the nationally -owned ed -raiiwa lines in Canada of whish the engine in the pis,: the tura above isfirst. The engine is. ninety feet long and it weighs 290 tons. g The engines are built in leingston and represent the mast word in develop- ment of speed and power locomotives. • IN .RABBI h BOR.O way undeetakings will be started this saving the lives of f ba bice, he said. �.. OH, DOCTOR - '1)ID 'YoU HEAR- AB,CUT" JUDGE 'SUCK'S tiOB5ERY:? iiMllvem NO ! WHO'S HE 13tEN PO6E3ING NOW MI.ss 'FLopp ( The total. flow' of the five chief hot springs at Banff in Ban if n National park, Alberta has been found by test' to be about 40,000 gallons per hour', or approximately .1,000,000 gallons per day, Lord Anpthili Grand Master of th 1 Grand Dodge of England, A.F. & A.M., who is coming to Canada for the Grand Lodge 01 Canada meeting in Toronto, July 17, 18 and 19. This is the, first time the Grand Lodge of England, the mother of Grand! Lodges, has ;been ,officially represented on this continent. • ialvririztd Copp6rLbearing sc 8!9116,1 •' hi'cigpes'`: Fire, Iti5h'thing, Riust,, end Storni,', Proof Metallic Poole shed '•oiean Min Water. Sen'tf Postal! Card for Polder '•E" Ca,: c: Lijnited r ` 0e 3,134: 5ii'i St: VV. ':1 or. fit ga.... lee ot-f 1. "iOU AREA CASE. , ?OCT oR WHIT Y ,r l�oN'T KNOW WHAT To MP' or You' Wt=i.L - WAY NorN1;A,4 A HUSBAND Or MF ?