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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1923-09-06, Page 6MAQ bas now been adapted to the funding of valuable minerals and hid- den treasures, 'A new device hte been tested recently and has been very successful so far, as considerable sun es of hidden money have been readily located. If the appyoximate kation of hidden wealth is known the apparatus is set pp near, the spot and the ground is carefully gone over. When a distant buzz is heard the cor- rect spot is iinlicated. In every case so far a little digging has unearthed the treasure. This de -vice was first developed with a, view to sending radio commueicatiori directly through the earth lout this new use has been discovered. ' pear to deeelope a high frequency current -which is eal-led out and di,s, 1tributed by the lighting current so that it affects all reeeivers, As most 'radio concerts are at their best from 8 to 10 o'clock C.very evening, eay terference by these machines at these limns practically pets all radio receiv- ers out of action dieing the evening. England now boasts of having SIX broadcasting stations. This is a reat contrast to the $oo stations aily operation in the United States. However there is practically no in- terference under such conditions. The British Government permits the loca- tion of stations so that each station serves a definite district. 2L0 is the call letter of One of the principal stations at London and this station bas been heard in London, Ontario. Due to the difference of 3 to 6 o'clock in the morning. Of course an ex- tremely sensitive receiver would. be required to span the distance. • -'heeeceel weather of the past week improved radio reception quite notice- , ably, Station KDKA of Pittsburg conies, in very strongly now especially after dark. Station WC/3D of Zion, illieois isone of the newer broadcast- ers. This is the city which is ruled by Voliva. The programs are quite d and'gooclear and their services are c testi a. . broadcast ever Sunday, For those 4.00 pen . ---Official weather forecast. who like orchestre musie the two Chi- 4.05 pan. -Market reports. cago stations WDAP and WjAZ are 5.w pen. --Base ball scores. Thursday, Sept, 6. 9.30 an. --"Tonight's Dinner" and a special talk by .the Woman's Editor. 9.45 a.m.-Public Health Service bulletins and talks on subjects of pe- trel interest. to.e5 tern. -•Official weather forecast. xx.55 a.m.--Arlington time relayed by the Western Union. 12,00 p.m. -The Detroit News Or - on theair almost every evening at lo 7.00 p. ne-The Detroit News Or - clock. ehestra• the Town Crier; Douglas 'WHILE 1ir$-''.17",11- AN Ot)101' Vilieet,l0U,61g k RUN 0\tr-K, NV:e$Mqi.k4 rOR; THE WINGHAIVI• .ADVANCE eke, NIOw xPL-N14-18);11-1-M tot=',NR101.1$ s °F Plk-PaRER.a {;31,01...1C; 1.1444.--711g """•,,y7 A,,,%‘‹ '(0t,,A Aka% Wilit GOING -0,1e119., UNL/V3LL NP ospncem-r :0,N.Mg1Sgrrig -to zupls4vr Thursday, SePternber, 6th, 1923, 4.00 p.m.0--The Detroit Orchestra. 1VIonday, Sept. xo go ame-"Tonight's Dinner" and a special talk by the Woman's Editor. 9.45 a.m.-Public Health Service bulletins and talks on subjects of gen- eral interest. 10.25 a.m.-Official -weather forecast. 1155 a.m.--Arliagtott time relayed by the Western Union. 12.00 pin. -The Detroit News Or- chestra. 400 P.m. -Official weather -forecast. 4.05 P.m. --Market eeports. 5.00 p.m. -Base ball scores. 8 3o p rn --The Detroit News Or- Since the Farmer Government bann- Bailey, Baritone; William W. Schee. chestra Town Crier;- Car -ter, and Kai - maker, tenor; Miss Julia, Wolpert, me, ede'weitae• Duet. ed the publication of racing news radio has entered upon the scene and pianist. Friday, Sept. 1. Tuesday, Sept. xi n. -"Tonight's Dinner" and a with a view to discouraging betting, 9.3.o aa new progles in. enforcement of the 9.30 am. -"Tonight's Dinner" and a law have arisen. Almost every even- special talk by the Woman's Editor. special talk by the Woman's Editor. 9.45 a.m.-Fred Shaw, popular plan -- Mg one may hear racing news broad-, 9.45 a.m.-Public Health Service ist and songster, and Margery Rich- mond, pianist, in- their "Ironing Da.y" • 'bulletins and talks on subjects of gen- program. ' zo.25 a.M.--Official weather forecast. 11.55 a.m.-Arlington time relayed by the Western Union. 12.00 pare -The Detroit News Or- ethestra. 4.d0 -Official weather forecast. 4.05 p,m.-Market reports. g.00 pan, -Base ball scores. 8.3o p. ne-The Detroit News Or- chestra, Town Crier; Albertine Sch- midke, soprano; Antonio DiGilio, tenor; Mrs. Mildred L. Williams con- castecl by the American stations. OW to prevent this information from filt- ering through the air at the border is a genuine problem.. It is suggested that any person owning a receiver and who is found to be giving out rac- ing news, have his license cancelled. However, the issuing of licenses for radio receivers is solely controlled by the Federal Government and. it is doubtful if they would be agreeable to this procedure. With the develop- ment of radio frequency amplication it would be very difficult to locate all receivers whether licensed or not, as with this type of receiver, no out- side wires are required. There are quite a few birdlike whistles In the air in this vicinity these evenings. These are caused by using too much current on the detec- tor bulb and as no advantage is gain - in audibility the current should be kept as low as possible in order to prolong 'the lifetime of tubes. A little consideration by users of violet ray machines would be appreciated by listeners in. When any of these ma- chines are turned on a very strong buzzing sound is heard on radio re- ceivers M the neighboremod and. this el -al interest. 50.2e este-Official weather forecast. 51.55 a.m.-Arlington time relayed by the Western Union. 52.00 p.m. -The Detroit News Or- chestra. 4.00 p.m. -Official weather forecase. 4,05 P.m. ---Market reports, 5.0o p,m.-Base ball sc.ores. 7.00 pen. -The Detroit News Or- chestra; The 'Town Crier; Crosbie White, tenor; C. Bruce Myers, bari- tone; Miss Eleanor Zieske, pianist. Saturday, Sept, 8. 9.30.am.-"Tonight's Dinner" and a special talk by the Woman's Editor. 9.45 arn,-Public Health Service bulletins and talks on subjects of gen- eral interest. 10.25 amt. -Official weather forecast. 15.55 a.m.-Arlington time relayed by the Western Union. 12.00 p.m. -The Detroit News Or- chestra. 4.00 p.m. -Official weather forecast. 4.05 P.m..--eMarket reports, 5eoo p.m. -Base ball scores. Sunday, Sept. 9 oo a.m.-Services of St. Paul's continues as long as a violet ray ma- Episcopal Cathedral broadcast from chine is in use. These machines ap-the cathedral. , ;00 eereueereeece,14,"Pv1i11441,q--:' mg Mere When and, Wher. u I It 11 On any farm of average size at least one hour a day -36 ten hour working days a year -are spent in the rksorne1 wearying task of pumphig water. 36i days w ich one of my Toronto Windmills will give you for profitable work, rest or recreation -besides supplying running water wherever you want it. The one bothersome task, that of oiling the windmill iss all kinds of weather, is overcome IN. tig Toronto Self -Oiler, wid tequirea huh 1r oilonly “once„a year. Riction and wear are prac ' Ilykholished. Toronto windmills, too, can be made absolutely gel -regulating in operation. The "Toronto" Tower will stand for' a. lifetime becatiscit, is the heaviest, strongest and beat -braced, one built for any windmill. Let me explain why 1 believe this is one of the gest conveniences H. DAVIDS . you can have. , :,,,,,,,, -, N, ileler ..............................1 I 111411111.17210 1 1 it tiattaninraltr.111 5 1111 111 :14 11 trait°. Wednesday, Sept. T2 9.30 a.m.-"Tonight's Dinner' -and a special talk by the Woman's Editor. 9.45 a.m.-Public Health Service bulletins and talks on subjects of gen- eral% interest. 10.25 a.m.-Official weather forecast. 11.55 a.m.-Arlington tirne relayed by the Western Union. 52.00 pen. -The Detroit News Or- chestra,. 4.00 p.m. -Official weather forecast. 4.05 p.m. -Market reports. 5.00 p.m. -Base ball scores. 8.3o p.m. -The Detroit News Or- chestra, Tdwn Crier; Margaret Water- man,. contralto; Rebecca Katzman, pianist; Emily Zampella. Duff, so- prano. Hello folks. .A profiteer is a man who gets down to breakfast and pours the cream off before you get tip. -0- A bee wouldn't make a good poli- tician, 'He can't sting anybody but FORDYCE Mr. Roy and James Aitcheson, also Mr. John Phillips are among those who went West on the last excursion. Miss Viola Jamieson is at present visiting .at Mr. Thomas McGuffin's of Toronto for a few days. Mr, and Mrs. B. McLanaghan. of Whitecleurcb, visited. at Mr. James Barbour's one day recently. The wet weathert is still keeping a lot of harvest out in this section. If reports are true the O'Malley Brothers, have purchaser a tractor to do their farm worlc. Mrs. Snowden, who ha' been visit- ing in this section, returned home one day recently, .. • 5 11.40144% ' 449111 • `41,, man 1111111115111112111 11161111111110111 III 1111411101111 11h1 Tl We are ready with a large silt.* all kinds ing gl • sip , 11, seiiti S lies, I elu Public School Readers andPublic School Text Books. Drawing Books Writing Bookt, Scribblers. Exercise Books, Note Books, Slates. Crayon, Paints, Lead Pencils, Fete, Etc. We have the stock to give you "Ouality and Service." ,A 'SHARE OP YOUR TRADE SOLICITED ELLIOTT OPPOSITE. QiitENS HOTEL Aekene3r Calladiedi Iste'ilottalt RailWaYe. rit ill1141,11.1111M1,110111111111110111*1111111111111111,1110111111C111011111111111011111111111111/14011111111111116111/111110111*1100101111111 0 ' HE was a‘rnara ofthe open the open spaces of the great Northwest -in close touch with nature, large of heart and broad in mind. SHE was or,1 girl of the cgty 6: creative of the narrowest social conventions who views file world from' an entirely 4ifferent angle. • Their paths cross and the ex- ercise of mutualilaitass gins with extremely interesting teaulta. 'toth are changed by their association and their angles of vision altered.. erkto#1t e. 0 y to a of Fifty' vee *004 (goy wbe publishaeal fonn to' this paper, 6 a ottapidg grid raiiistit 'par. Ea 0f i1t wilderness. lit is tlit primative ery of reenstoce tiavn. ntre that isAligarent from the ordixtetry. ,Stirto t d It ,01,46 ,01?0, „ . " The difference between a man and a woman is that a man never .feels comfortable in a new het. A New Illinois Town, No Doubt Old Colored Mammy; "Ise -wants a 'ticket f9' Florence." Ticket Agent (after ten minutes of weary tumbling over the railroad tildes). "Where the devil is, Flor- SINCLAIR CHOSEN LIBERAL LEADER New Leader Was Foremost Liberal Critic ,of Drury Regime; At a meeting of the Liberal mem- bers of the Legislature held at Par- liament Buildings yesterday after- noon W. E, N. Sinclair, K,C., On- tario South, was unanimously elected House leader, no other name"'being submitted. J. A, `.1' Pinard, Ottawa East .was appointed whip, • ki ' It was stated after the. meeting that marked unanimity characteriz- ed the proceedings which lasted only about one, hour, the two elections referred to being,: the only business transacted. On the , resolution of Sam Clarke, Northumberland West, a hearty vote of thanks was accord- ed F. Wellington Hay for the ser - vines he had rendered the party as leader. The election of Mr. Sinclair had been regarded almost as a certainty he being looked. upon as "the logical successor to Mr. Hay, Mr. Sinclair, it will be remembered ran seccmd JOHN JARVIS INJURED REVISION OF VOTERS' LISTS A painful 'and -'-'possibly serious At the opening sessions' of the. accident happened last Saturday tveenty-fifth annual convention of the when they were attempting te get Ontario Municipal association, held. the rock crushed in operation at in Toronto on Thursday, some go. Es' ' farm The 'crusher officials, representing rural and er- jaws had -become rusted and still ,ban. municipalities throughout t he through standing without being used ' province, . discussed problems which, for some time and it was while they confront municipal admieistrators. were driving wedges to pry it out Strong objection was voiced against that the acciderit happened. A cou- the present procedure governing the- ple of, chisles had been driven in and: rsyiSion of the voters' lists for pro - Mr. Jarvis was haminering at them', vincial elections; and a resolution was and was on the watch for fear one passed by the clerks' and treasurers' would fly out, but the expected hap-: section of the association calling on, petted so suddenly that he, was taken , the government to repeal that,portioit unawares. The flying. chisle hit him of "the Voters' List Act, 1922, which in the right 'eye.. He was given medi- ' required the annual preparation by cal attention'as soon as possible and the municipalities of part 3 of the brought home, The side of the eye lists. The resolution also 'asked ,for is souged, and although he could dis- the reenactment pf tlA old law' vehicle cern light from dark -on Sunday with the recent statute superseded. Part it, it -is feared that the shock to the 3- of the voters' lists contains the - nerves by the knoek on the ball of (names of those persons who are eli- the eye may dimish the sight from Bible to vote only at the provincial' that pupil. • election. It is a very painful mishap and one- The clerks and treasurers also that causes -much suffering, apd isre- adopted a resolution recommending - to Mr. Hay in the contest for leader- grettable in the extretrie. It is to be standardization of the various forms, shie at the last Liberal convention, that he will regein the full use by which statistics are gathered by- -- His selection now as House leader of his ee, and his friends will await federal and provincial statistical bee- fs also considered as the preliminary anxiously the result of the healing eaus. In this connection complaint step to his ultimate, appointment as the Ontario Liberal chieftain at"a convention. which is expected to be held in the Fall. Mr. Sinclair's experience in the Legislature was also said to be a powerful factor in his appointment as leader, The only other name seriously mentioned -before yester- day's meeting was that of garold Fisher, .Ottawa West, but any other claims that he _may have possessed, process. At present :writing he ie resting quietly, under the care of Dr. Gillies, who has ordered a trained nurse who will give the injured eye constant attention.--Teeswater News. was made that under existing condtt- ions officials were called upon to pro- vide the same informa.tion several'," Alines over, and that even with this e repetition the .returns were far „from. - being complete. At the opening session in. the coun- cil charnber Thursday morning May- - MaJor Fenton Gets Promotion r, o Maguire welcomed the delegates, We are glad to hear that IVIajor in the name of the city. A. K. Burin-. Fenton, M, C., M. P. P., for North ell, of Brantford, responded. The, Bruce, has received word from. the President's annual address was elm 01,d Colored Maminy: "Settin' over' fact -that he has .not yet occupi 'ed a • Militia Department of his promotion ered by Miss Mary Grant, clerk of.i. to the rank of Senior Majoreof the the township of London, who referr- • erice?" ' were: discounted by reason ofthe dar on de bench." seat in the House. The new leader Bruce Battalion: mr. Fenton enlisted ed to the work done by the associa- The results of nine Presidental,„ of the Drury v to the...rank of Lieutenant on the field te in -August x as raised. tion in connection with Northern On- tario fire ,relief. The report of the, figured as the outstanding iberal . • critic Go ernment On as a private 9 4, w Presidents next time. • Labor combination for persist-'tsend since his return to Canada more executive committee was submitted, straw votes show we will have nine a vote of censure on- the, Farmer- and arteaicno conferred Mair.uponh by, Dr. H. L. Brittail, secretary, ent failure to ao anything -of a bene- .jemlectHede HEE HAW ficial character for agriculture, but to the Ontario Legislature in 1919 and re-electe as mem er or ort Bruce rue nesty is being fair to every - d bf NIT Her eyes ate wooing jewels; he. received very scanty support Her hair -it is divine, from the Liberal ranks . and his re-. in the recent Provincial contest. body, which includes yourself. r She's got the "kick", too, boy, she has solution was defeated. Mr. Si cla • n That dear old mule of mine, made out such strong case against spinsiminia111111111161111BIESPIIIininniffinifinniiiMMIRMIIIIIt the Drury Administration that it Adults like ice cream; childrenlove took Hon. Manning Doherty over se - also the recognized Liberal financial -0 take a western trip. After what has want him to critic; and he scathingly scored Hon. Peter Smith's last budget with Friends of Coolidge happened t'b President Wilson and in a few hours after the former P i Treasurer had made his it. d four hours to reply to him. He was Ex -president Harding, the best ad- rem ne a1 vice for him would' be to stay in' sPeecd• " Washingtout. Mr. Sinclair was first elected to _...45- the Ontario Legislature in 191/, but , that should be used in your cyclin.der. was all unsuccessful Liberal cargli- - . date fox the Federal House in 1917 itt';At, becmanatiseishne't ......0hopwreissits ehnetalmigtihrntbbeer Two years later ha was again re- turned to the Legislature. and, re - dogwood. , tabled his seat in.' June last. 0 Mr. - - -n...L-.. , Sinclair was born in Whitby Town - Don't use the steam in your whistle went down to defeat irt ewe. He Stout woman: "Put some he my . ship Jun 28th 5873. He 'was edu- ear, ' cated at Whitby Collegiate institute, Service Station Clerk: "Sure,. Toronto University and Law Sehool takmg degrees of B. A., and L.L.B. He is a barrister and solicitor, a Presbpterian, president of the South Ontario Agrielteral Society, and 4 member of the Thirty Club, Oshawa. F. Wellington Hay, presided over yesterday's deliberations, and the members present were: W. --EN. -0- Sinclair, South Ontario; R L. Brac - ,-It's hard to get along without the in, West Kent; Harold Fisher, West Ottawa' J. A. Piaard, East Ottawa; Malcolm Lang, Cochrane; j. A. Sangster, Glengarry; A. Belanger, Russell; Edmund Proulx. Prescott; W. G. Bragg, Durham West; A. P. McWhinney. 'West Bruce; S. Clarke, West Northumberland . and E. T. Tellier, North Essex. heavy?" , ' Stout woman: "Say, don't get fresh with. me, I'll buy ,my oil else- where -0-- We always have to think to he po- lite. Our natural impulse is ta help ourselves first, maid but oh, boy, isn't it great to 'be able to eat in the good old kitahen- once more?" -0- TRY THIS ON -YOUR PIANO Oh these -girls, girls, girls; simple, ditnpled girls.; With their lipstick, rouge, and powder and their artificial curls. Well, some guys fall for the short ones, and some guys for the tall; But me, not particular, and just tan for 'em all( -0- If you Want to flatter .a girl, tell her she is beautiful, If you watt to bourg, On, who takes charge at once, flatter a fellow, tell him his girl is The Canadian -Echo is one of the u beautiful, rnost sccessful newspapers in the•dis- Wiarton Canadian -Echo Sold "The Wiarton "Canadian -Echo" bas changed hands. Announcement is made in this week's issue that the paper has been told by Mr. A. Logan, to Ex -Mayor • Fe A. Duncan of Co,t trictMr. Logan has been in the pub- ------- , lishi.ng business iii Wiarton for exact - NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,,, ly 2ei time has e mated. the two papers Nt/TICE TO CRUDITORS. years and during that persuant to Section 56, Chap, 521, 07 alnal-a and, The Echo, and ' The Ca- nadian has, beilt tip a valuable • the P.e,vised Statutes of Ontario, that newspaper ProPertY. ing claims againstLast spring in company with his son, all persons havthe Mr. Lloyd Logan, Estate of Bradshaw Kerr,deceased, n, he purchesed the Pembroke Standa_ird and Mr. Logan - who died oit or about the twenty- sixth day of July, A, D. 19e3, at the e xpects to leave Wmiarton next Mott - Town of Wingham in the Province day to join his son in the inanageent of Ontario, are required to send by of the new venture. post, prepaid, or to deliver to R. The n'eve proprietor of the Canadian Echo is not ae experienced publisher, 'Rawl, foe the teecutor, on or before but has been successful hi other lines and the citizens 'of Wiarton should the tenth day of Septernber,0 A, D, /923, their names and addresses, with find hint a. v......._altiatilecitizen.. full particulars of their claims in writ- VOTERS' LISTS, 5923 , .. ing, and the nature of the securities Viaiticipality of Winghami County (if any) held by them duly verified of Huron. by a statutory deelaratidn. -,' NOTICE is hereby given that 1 AND FX.112.Tntit TAKg NOTICE have complied with section 50, of the that after the' said tenth day of Sc- Voters' Lists Act and that 1 have ternber, A. 5923, the assets of the posted up at my (Mite at Town Fiall, said estate will be diStributed by the Wirighatrt, on the loth day of August, Executor among thi parties entitled 1923, the list of all persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the to vote in the said. Municipality at claims of which they shall then have Municipal tteettons and that such list notice, and the estate will pot b„ e remains there or inspection, liable for any ..claims not tiled at tne AND 1 hereby call upon all voters time of the said distrihntitin. to take iihniediate proceedings to have LYCEUm' THEATRE If, - WEDNESDAY:AND THURSDAY DUSTIN fARNum "The Yosemite Trail" Also Clyde Cook in "The Artist" F IDAY AND SATURDAY SHIRLEY MASON ,IN "Lovebound" Aiso-AL Jsius in "Young and' Dumb" MONDAY AND TUESDAY I ' HERBERT RAWLINSON 1 1 IN "The Prisoner" it 0 Als 1 --Leather Pushers Round 9 -Reginald IN IN Denny in "The Chickasha Bone Crusher". IN in And Single Reel. , mu ii IR 1111111111111111111611111111111•51111•11131111111111ammumunammansillIS \ • 1.).A.TE1) at this thir- any ettOrS or °Missions corrected ac- - teenth cls of Angus 1923, coorthig tothis taw, likNSTONE, Dated 20th day of Attgleetk I, 0 1 W. A. 6.albraith, SOiiritoif or t 11111Ai11121111Kilmillemillmil11,11fil111111111,1111111111atiliii1111illiiNftiM1010111411116111NPIIININIIII.. .... ii • .1,cs-teet-'M'Edr.t., i - * ii ' ' i i , '1 ' . %,,,,.. H i I * ,,,,'", N FARMERS -Be one ol oUr- Sallsitted Patrons. We are paying highest prIces.for I CREAM, EGGS aiad POULTRY Try us ottl. SatitactIon gnarardeed. Maitlanoitrea,rnery,, VVing aux 11. 'untied Farawirs' Cli.otp. Co. Ltd. 'P4011'07047