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SHOW STARTS AT.8 p m ExCgi)TSAURDAy
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. 'SATURDAY. NIGHT TWO SHOWS 745 and 45 p m.
Thurs., Fri., Sat July.
spEcIAL
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1c A -MUSICAL OF 1.7
SUPERLATIVE SPLIiNDOR .
1 E M CaC H E
1(ind. hiq
JEAN HERSHIOLT ETHEL', MERAAAI4
CESAR ROMERO •
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QUEENop TIIE•SILVERY 'SKATES,. • MORE RADIANT „AND
• • .1 'MAZE BEAUTIFUL TUAN 1VJR•
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ADMISSION--4dult8,. 35c, Children, 20e, '
on., Tues., id.
FRANCES FARMER
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: RAY MILIAN])
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•.',EBBTIDE"
THE pLANIOtni: OF "nip SOUTH .SEA, CAPTURED IN At•i-1ITS „
NATI.TRAL-.BEAUTY IN ,TECHNICOLOUR A ROBERT
• .14§MESAL.ION' • ' ,
Also ' ."ADVENTGRES! OF A. NEWSREEL CAMERAM4tN7
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'PLEASE KEEP IN MIND
AUG 11, 12,"13, 'SNOW WHITE'AND THE SEEN DWARFS'
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THE SEA TRAMP
. BY :X. .ilArDeS.
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Since • . last letter. to the Seri
.idel in which 1' spoke, of • iny visit
h U.' S. navy yard,. I have' becen
convinced `that thqe. are but feu; pe
an inland tow‘ii who a
not interested' in, nautical Matter
• The -sea always has been an ir
..trigning subject• And idiips and thos
who ' go aboard in. them down th
'lanes of commerce, tiring .te inernor
the dais' of, ;:childhood when we a
*Thine stale, out ye' the:, barn - hri
read. with bated ' breatli,„: an . hcin
pulses the stirring :tales Of. -Robins°
• CruSoe •:and of the. bleildy .-buCaneer
on the Main,
1,, take :it that the readers ot"th_
. Sentinel knowAnit. Seattle is •mie of
• the great Seaports on the west coast
,e -f: this continent:, With. a population
of nearly. half a souls, it has
becerne . an important factor in the
life. Of • this *- country,—a link in.tIi
,
chain that : binds :Us Alaska, the
Orient, to Australia And to the than-,
Sanda:, of ports throughout ..the
ized world.
i Up ',through .• the hatches and every
i other, opening. in the 4eeks. ahnost
stifle the senses. Mingled with. almost
PI.Y"; COrICPiVabi smell.' is the ever
0 'present odor of pitch, In hei,, .contact,
with the vertical'. rtiYs .01, the 'stun,
ie 7. •
0 1
mei sun, •,the;pitt:h had boiled frOrt
sseaniS, and because ,• of tack
of 'propel...help, :it .has .been left thus
7
The ' 'Machinery" had fallen into ."dis
1- repair for .: the serne;'reasini.;',.N.earlY
e' half '.efi the CreW.,bad .periatied, frOin
e' the .ravages •of • the. diSea§e,,.. and,. to
had been swept overheard the
S typh,:;,,op;
'1 Tfl onversatiert, first', "Officer.:
_z who brought .t e • ship •to ..port, we
'1 leurneti that .in year at
s was the voyage. he • :ever.
had •known. • In mddern dislike ths .j astei"
not,,supposed-to-overtake.t..
an ocean going, .Ship., Now:- a -days
most ships find their way' the junk
yard 'where they •,,,a're scrapped.' for.
their inettri. In hiwient they
found ;theinSeNes ',t1tirnately On:. the
•beach of ': a ..Ivehtlibe.;altore With'. the,
'crew cast into the stirf.to'perish.in
the ';:ea' by %Sharks. • .• • "
It is soinething' Of •a, thrill tostand
on the headlands at the. north t of this -
city '., and • Watch the ships incoming
irons. distant. ports. Front Tokahama,
' from,. Nettie, • fIoni .Sydney :or New
Yet* or; 40iidOn.'. with cargoes .'• that
.; bring the wealth of - the Indies, of far
Cathay, of the Whole world, they iviie
to dispense luxuries or.'neeeasitios to
the -people -thrOughoni:' this great
What tales.r`sente Of these Ships
could• tell if they...Were,. but "-endowed
'
with speech! , '," . •
Not long ago I', watched. the dock-
ing. of a blistered. "tram"; that- had
weathered ,a typheon, on the Pacific
and- had been delivered of a 'plague'
Of Typhus rine leaving ,Singapare.
',She lirriped to her be.rtli.slike..n lame
deg, henieless.iind forlorn. She ,carr -
led ,,,a •cargo of alintble Weeds; of
,
spices, tea,: tea cOcori and. many .other•
iteins' Which, the .loWer oriental Coun-
• tries furiiish the WOrld..•• •
,•• On, her bridge stood 'the'first :officer
, .
- a thin r wisp of a tune who had repine-
- edthemaster, who had been a vietim
Of, the plague and. had been buried
at: sea.
• The faded' uniforrn he Wore was in
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4keepiirfr ;With the ' blistered paint, 'in
• the ruship's sides aka; the 'hedrnggied,
crew' that lined the rail, as she ap-
proached the "dock. -What ,disinal tales
Some of theSeSetiinen'coilid'
•.
. ..,Boarding the tramp „Was not per.
‘mittbd untia" the ' ship's , pa'Pers wette.
in order. 1119 pat officers were no
„hand:to itial4ct her log' and the
rerio,ri as soon as the ratlines
Were in plate:: Then, ,When opPertufr-
itY Carrie we *Annie -oilir,',Ctiesoyy, in,
apection toe.
Mr. George Kennedy had a bore
'killed with light/1111g last 'wee,k--1
Mrs. Annetta. Knight :s1)Pt a few
days last week. with her hropilieri Mr.
c=oz.gq. Fisher 4nd, RFS. Fisher. • '
The. W. XS. 'cf.' flw,` 'Pr4b.Yterin
chnich„ had their BOCial meeting at
the home of Mrs. Robert MehraY last
Thursday • With, "'h joba attendanee
present, • turd. ,the foILowiig Pre'grain
Was given: Psalm '74,serilitarel4reacil.
.ing Gadkin;'' PraYFr
Mrs. J. P0,110Picl aQ19, .0011111
prayer* Mrs Albert Patterson- duets
by Misses yehuh Scott and Janet
Craig,' •R•Ohett' Rosa andNaisniith; address' the special
*sPeaker, Mrs.°R: McWhinney :Ash-
field; dna was. followed by
the (*ming Prayer; after Which ltinch
was served and a; social hoar ;was
sPent. by all. • •
, and Mrs: G. DaVidsOil. and‘
Mrs. Robert McClenaglian ,of WrOX-
eter, 'spent •TueSdas! evening with the
,latteenc s '.CousiMrs.: bhvid Kennedy.
• Mr. and Mrs. John Reid of Auburn
• and Mrs'. Tenh Nash, of, Detroit, spent
Sunday with their Cousin, Mr:',Jamer.
McIntosh; and. also at the home of
their hunk -1141's.. D. Kennedy.
• Mr. Mae has .started mit with
his threshing outfit. •
'Miss Chrissie Inglis has gone to
,IIarnilton for, treainient at the hos-
pital there.' We hope to hear of an
iinpyoveinent.,
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TIIR IITCKNOW SAN IN
THE,
• KNoW NEL
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P4h.1.1S.hed. ev-eiTY ThurslaY. morning.
at 140100w," Qatari°.
'Mrs." A. D. MacEenzie— Frowietor
Campbell' '
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THURSDAY JULY 28TH 1938,
PIONEER SCHOOL
bY .
p,LAYgp,. im,PQRTANT
'COMMUNITY., ROLE. :
W. 11. 'JOHNSTON..
One of the achievements for which
the: pioneers 'should be 'specially -Com;
ricida0(1, Was the esthhlishMent,Df.Pub:
lie selidols aj sodaas there was A
reasonable nuMber 'of 'children to
attend. them, Knowing Well, the handi-
cap under which they.themselves lived
becans0. of the luck of a fair coriamon'
school education; they were determin-
ed their children should have. h bettei
ehanee-in---the-;worItt-SchotilS-1 Were
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built and one' ned.when. it Meant some.,
, ,
times: ,, the addition. of -a butden. -on
, their already almost hopeless finapecs
On. the , 1.1thr concessfon,„ Ashfield,
Township, where the Hacketistev,iin
Church stands' i school. Was OPened
in. the' fifties • and. children attended
froth a large area, some. coming from
points .almost 5 miles away. As child.
rep' attended :,froin Ihicknow, a few
yehislater, this sehool was Closed 'arid.
moved to the 12th concession where
church and school were built at Zion.
''‘; It was then that the need of a school
LANGSIDE-was",feit by those living ori .the 8th:
and 9th COncessious in the • 'Finlay
Rigs Mona Sont and friend �f Tor- A
,zettlernent: Rik them to decide was to
'onto are -Visiting this -Week with Mrs.
Aig-x-,Milr-raY. • .
Mr. and, Mrs'. Russel Moore, Mrs.
1.1; Currie, ,Laura and Dom*, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. T. Hockley
of Kincardine, •
Miss Beatrice ,Cailtinette spent last
week' visiting' friendS at Kitchener.
Miss 'Edna` Morrison of Toronto is
spending a few )veelts at -her' home
here:- • ' •.
The' ladies of the 2nd •and 4th Are
:holding a missionary tea at the home
of • Mrs: . Robb on 'Wednesday atter-
:Mr. •.and.." Mrs. V. Emerson. • spent
'Sunday, With^. Mrs: A. of
,Wawanosli.- • l• ' •,'
".Mr. and Mrs, 'Herb' 'Laidlaw . and
Ivan .of Waivandsh spent •'Thurfitlay.
With.: My. , and Mrs. R. Stewart.
: • Mk.. and Mrs: •Harold Johnson... Of,
Lockriew -spent , Sunday. with. Mr. and
: .
„ The United W':•ivf.:S. held their' Only
theeting on Wednesday. Mrs. V. tit4,
eraon :president, presided. -Scriptine.
:reading, :Acts was read
SponsiVely. It was decided to .enter-
• . . . •
•tairr the baby band At the. hofne of
Mks. 'Ben McClenaghan: Prayers. Were
en. y. las Laidlaw and Mrs.
. , , • • , ,
son and .a Mrs. 'Rice. The
spea,ker :'for, , the meeting was Miss:
Skelton:of Brussels, who gave, a .very
interesting account of the. Conference
heldat .1Londolu- The • Si. Helena W,'M.
S. had; beery, invited ,as 'guests And
' . .
eentributed, a MuSiChl 'number, The
roll 'call whs: answered by ' verse of
sci•ii4ttire, 'containing the *Ord . hope.
Everyone ',present. answered. Atten-
dance 33. ,LUnch. was served .and,,a
seeial half hour. enjoyed :hy :all. :
'1i a Sea port like :Seattle, one•finda
ship's of nearly., every nationality and.
'oLtiltatikit.. 'every, One; thing -is quite,
'significant .neW.,. Nearly aJl
,•thetniore modern ships have discard -
sad and even: steainT:Xotor ships
are • .0onvehient and.
efficient and more ..Profitable
The, large, quarterS ,ordinarily 'needed'
.• , • • , .
,space ond,the, n)aSSi\'otrip-
k
steamy-4a-
..tiav. occupied With Carge''reoniS. The
• J
,
engine r C1.1M4 inneh less extensive'
rind •t, he fuel spve. Verylutich. sThri.17'
'
Bt",sides, :in internal Odin bustion,
the, speed is ; , , . e Vi.
bration soh •the : is .reduced
to of the Con-.
strint„ vbration due to the litilStifitig
of the Sibw.litotion ,atcaia . engines. Of,
• . , • : • .•• - •
b'y gone-dny's; •th,....:highe.fttipee4 of the
desial. lit tiefelt IhroUghorit:
the s'hip. fltako.S.. ?Or aTre Plettant..
and ,Oinforiable rid ing and tends' to
lengthen- ',the.' life:of';'-tho'
. .„
to litlYe. the Otte
t o vist specifkafly thoships'•
.and then f.Shalt"be,,tible. to 1'eeenitt.'f(4
1he' .roth104, Dr, .0l:? ;11ijt
i:OVei• aboard the
!trOellers .01" the sea.,
1Vithin .a• Month' orso; the Alaited
•fleet. Seattle
tutrbobr sonie itt al1,4 .anci
ht -pe . .t ho. t tin , to '•gonhonrcl,
so 100 111. thvni rtOld Zif
111,0Se*iiY..yot11.1ir fel hi N's whe, (..onsi
it -
U fttO fli).11titig force, cir, this. nafion•
• On the511.111 • ry tO tell the
'tendert!. the ;Soli of it.
O
To 'the "."0
s v
deck ,of a traiiiP Jut hi 'from the 0
:t rig* thiS is a tiiiiAt amn7lng019V4)1'. '141„
The' 'odor Of .epieee. sed
,
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N'o'ro.rti• tliA it ci f ,1-",iiropo9n
I'S 1inv taken 511111 11) %, fit
t t
he t'unittion N8lino.l 1,1xhibition.
1' Vi thont t 1 tlit.T.„ first
zochosloy'aida" 8011 l',111,1afid 1).Difk
gnin And 'th0.110.-ks- ttwo'
Nothtitlifinis• 'and
nd. lIn 1S 15 11180 lvtosimt aftot Seth.
'al ,Seusinis.-.0f, bong,W 11 hollt rOlirtylit
1181100. ' ' '
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BERVIE
Recent guesta' f L. S. Mott
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and Mrs: Mott were Miss Mabel
Wil-
lows, Missionary at .New :Liskeard,
Mrs..„WillOws.,, and family of
Carleton ,*Piace, Ont, Mrs. Ittissel
HillYer, And 'daughter Shirley of. Wkt-
erford, gr:.,anct.ittra..Gertion 'Winter'
Of :Waterford; 'Miss Jennie Erwin 'sit'
WaerfOrd,, Miss V.2Veitablea Vat.erford' :and 'Miss" Jean McDonald 'cif
Brantford. •o ' • '•
,TI -s. M. Keyes" of Wtakerton
itecl her sister-in-law, Mrs. L. M.
A CroWd •gathered.''oit Tues-
day night in the OildfelloW's ,Hall in
honor of Mr. and "Mts.: Wm. Slessen
The hours were ;Spent in dancing and
the newlywedS Were made the ' recip-
ients of a studio Couch antl address
iead by• IleV. •F. C IfeKitchie.
Thi Garden l'arty.iield on the :Uni-
ted Chfireh law bn Friday ' night
drew h • large 'crowd. , An excellent:
'supper Was served, and a good" pre-
-hir% the Sbiclds.family of
Mt: Foi•est, which everionethOrCilgh=
ly enjOyed.
John Glafin, small. daughter
o'f rin4,,Mrs". Austin Glahn, Undet-
Went an 'Operation for atipendititis
g,t1D(14,3f iaeinint iii Kincardhie.
1lospital, Friends hope •'she will make
goodprogtoSs toward. recovery,
• "Mr. 'hos, Ite•Wite af'.:TorontO is
spending: part of .the vacation Awith
his sisters. 14TSSeS," Ge1trudu !Ind Alice
IteWitt;
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- VIYIS
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voi'HfifEe44.,4741tDisAzitamIccicicti.s4r,„
•AsS'eclATI9 N 'AND, Fe •
ottaunAtice COMPANIES
of CANADA •
.... HOW ARE YOU? '
. If"the..aubject ,of ebnVersatioh is.. an
indiCalion. • Of intekest , in the Sehjeet,
,thdri, without ' doubt, -health conies,
questipn. moSt frequently asked is----
.4'firaawt ..4i'nr.t.liye.Q.:47b.l.ie int7r,e+st:;.,'s. since e :. the'
Nhat is ,,,ynnt .nnSWer. today, and
1Vhat:.in, it. 'going, to tie in the future ?''
Wie SrPuf' Mak.ing•things. pleasaht..foi!
,,iourself and.. for those with-..Whern. yen.
! live and ,Werk, because you tire happy
...Arith the joy of good 'health, Or. ,areYon
one of those depressing persons; Who
4emhud5 (Sympathy, because, he looks,
Go roiserablht, ,. • ' - ..-. .• . • •
. It is ,surprising how :trilleh..ot'."111
.health is due to: neglect log: thoSeL,
a sSe,ntials.' which,"can, easily be Secured
.iy',.tinciat; people and Which de not cost
Jiiondy.'7,-The,preper.'-lehrid-'0f-f-0-0700-Stg-
le:more •than the .wrong.'irind....Vresh
air elid, otleshhip are to .be had for the
asking.. Sleep is not for, sale; • it meaDs.
..4 proper :bed-tirne, 'Exercise rest . and
Acanlinesa, can Aisualtv .be • secured by
making a' reasonable effort.• ' .•
The -0 ,hre, the factors •upon :which
Personal health ' so. 'largely depends:.
.I.`hey ,are :under. bur .pwri .contrOl;. no-
body ca,n help us 'very inuCh in secur7'
•ing, thein..If we whntto owey health;
we 'cannot neglect-thetit. • .:
1 TOO:. many . dances .whieh thice up
.the time .for ,sleep; too Inue.h, 'living.
in .hrtificial light hnd not enough sun-
light; too many Sweets bet:Vveeri meals
spoiling the appetite ',forprOper lucid;
indoor Parties insteadof outdoor., ex -
°terse, ,••:are.,sontefot. the ertititriOn 'rea-
sons :for ill -health,. ' ..". -":,, •• - ..
' • .In- addition: to°' neglecting ,thein,'
selves,' 'Many persona are, in i othei
•wnks,..4articulhrly-r-careless-rat
SCh0O1 ' Fin., .$1.65. ' '. : • ' '. : • !: • •41.0 soeoze. withetit coVering the.„tiose • •
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garda the. health of others: T.hbr:cough • ..
Evee sat this early date the.,Fitilay.'s
,rn.te,j. i,,o.e07.4.. 41.::.ietni.t:,:tii.,.1.,:yvisitisngliit7i00.,;.,,panngd to
ar:they talk . right into your 1 , -• ;Black Gold,.... :beca.i.i7O, f. its:Cilm-,,
Clare's,*.tannori'S,.'Colernanrk.PhilliP's..1.: face; they kiss ' the baby pn the inetittr. 1 . • -
,Iii fact; they; de about 'everything they t.: attention of the'ciViliied world by
.
can 40 spread to .everyone they chance Columbui, Who. found the .natives
.
mercial" value., F..i.ri,t:brotidht. to the '
Riehard 'Tinley:4o" build', and • furnish be ‘ .preseet 2 dieisetaisleei.rge9,riewra: wilt "iiietiadY ••-,oif.1-1.ai ti 'pia:y.1.41g. 'With h. rubber hall, .
a."log'school,honse,...abotit 20 feet . by' tus.rnateria. is :now use , or • it- .
27 -feet for .the "SUM of $165, : .. .. .
elves in, isregar mg the 'mita with- •. 1046. '-')•°-5.s °r•ari, indliti-Y Vv.' i'li4.
: . :Many' •are: . Also: -careleSa Of theni- • .erally :thousands ..ef pirrposeS. and
• • There,. were two Windows ,9ii gacir in; which they'may,eXpee 'their bodies' •ndoes :a'.131,1lion7d011ar.htisiness an..
side",and ,door at the aentli end. 'rho.' ta. function, normally; The human body , :46.3•11Y...', , . ... • . , ' ".. "• '
fUrilitiire.: .Consisted '',Of, ' a teacher's - can ...Stand ••••up.:prider a great. deal • 9f . ',...Whi1e •,•hi -ill dredS! of .different
dealt twO,..leng...tleslis running .along (.1.i.' e.;ternitaait! trees, . weeds and vines' contain
livineiaitrs;,..tintbetgelafirs'..:4tebubti;eabk6,37',It ,
for., the , large seholars and h., row :.•of .,
small 'hemermade.benehes .With ibaeks -i.s.cidgyhinnedeauthtl,ivt•itehkopuetriawe.„eotifitah wircpkreetl.
• iittle Mies, All With the eXcenticin oi
, the "Sides: with IbricklesS seat : iir. front ter :!ef, common getsie ,te..keep;...with,,ii •iu.b.b,".' ..°.'°:. Tr eq,.1-1b.al.;:i%lufa!it.'in'd
yunningl around ...the.; scheol, iei. the e.i,ame: t(') walti.i, 7i.t otit, health. . •••'..' •
limits... Stiocess is •empty• which
„ - quantity . t lat. p taine .. Tom . the
.:.'inilky.', jj.1.1C • of. tlie-',iIlevea ,tree,'
..' ha:tit:re:to the countoi-lal itirigles.'.61
.I3razil.,- In. spite of the 'fact. flat
the., feaCher"S,.: desk were ,made ' Of ' • -.the nevea tree is. now c;Ultivatedin '
to cope With%theattendhrice.Whiekwas: ,.. • various , troplcal. countries 'other
,bandliltined.'',',. herniock• inriiii"er: ." The about'. eighty of Sehmil age. This build- ',Itilan':.13rail,' . the" •tittieltet . Price :Of ,.
teacher's. Wti, Made of pine: '• t...-. ing -continued'iriiise Until 'about I:9.22, ,itibber sorpetimeS ',rea'ebes. Such ".i',.
",.. :-There .waa, 'a lizirge .kex stove 'in the when .a spleridid.. up4o-date... seliorii_,. •level,.as : to, ;,diStiirb. the .rubber in-.• '
'centre. .On .stormy days i father's took house. Was ',ereCted, n .credit.te.alinbst. . ':dP$tYY --... and • the Public: as Well.,,
their.. children ',. to ..school aoine with 'a. ariy,... rural •section in Ontario, . The. ,.. In .addition, • 'se ve,ral „itripartant : in- .
:,'yi9.6,:iroqfj..t,hcx. ri. hitclie:d.. ta'a',h6inernadc attciidance at ..preSent -is, lietWeen 20
, dusitral ,tiations. da. not, oWn..anY`.
and 30.
• lind: stiita1;le •for t'lleproduction ,of .
ASHFIELD
Miso-TSabel::MaeLeari,.. who 13
at-
tending Sappier ;School in Lend,eat
spent the week-enit at her home here.
*r: ,MaeLennArt, of 'Bar-
rie andi 14a- Mother, Mrs', Effie Ma4=
Lerman of' Toronto, are ',spending
their vheatioa at. theirlionie here.'
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This TilesdaY "eYening. the Ashfield
:Congfegation are 'invited to join with
Ripley-congregatiOn .fot• the Orcli4-,.
tion rand ;induttien. of • Mr.: Tteynoltrs
Eger :Mt° this. Pastorate. :
The '4intail Surnmei,School,attend-''
ed. -the, Presbyterian Church' in "a
)3•60, :orv- Sunday last.
Seldorn have :the 'people 'thisj
cominimity' been ' se • shocked ,' as .tbeY•
Were -on Monday, July 2511ii when
their learned.. of the', death , of • Mr.
Daniel Long., , had • only been:
sick h few days :•.and in that tiMe all
that medieal. aid hnd nursing could
do was done for him. 11i bah been h
„life,dOngt-resident-'-hereTatid'-ir"-STIF-7-
Vived by his Mother and three sisters,
Mrs. Gordon', Towle Vancouver, I
Ralph Hill,purple: .0. rove,4ndLOST A, 4,arPenter, 's ,hammg
Jean at 'home., The . funeral vias PP-i"t113'.
on Wednesday. • Sentmeli , ffice,,
1,,ONDON'„7-WIlgorWif
MOTOECWAYN
• LEAVES MYCKNOW fer.
• Toronto London,,, Daily
& Holidays
pe‘x.ekeP.t : Sundays.., . .
• • • • • • • • • • • • 6.45
•
N daily
except Holidays,,, cASundaysRp wg .4; \49d0
Holidays, & (944 P.M.
To 'fPtuMth.a-in' Pt -°°11'.1"
SiOuhiY. and -.110/i4aYsH-3..50
-10.50 P.M. :
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• FOR' FURTHER IN:FORMA-,
TION SEE. LOCAL" AGENT '
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SMITH
WCKNow
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0F0EmisTRyIN EvERyDAy LIFE
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ubbei". Made from'. Litnestpne,"'Cotiland Sat'
NE-of—the---tnest----ireporfaiit story qsome of the old- ...
materials stfpplied to us by sters who used "carbide"
head-
- nature is rubber, sometimes called lights on their. bicycles- and auto-
• mobiles Some years ago; •Acetylene
•plus a. material known to'the;dientr :
ist as a.cathlyst- gives anothergai
known as monoVinylacetylene. The
latter, plus' hydrochloric acid..
(made from 'salt), gives a •ficiind •
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' Many of the scholars ' were .yetnig
men, and. women from 18 to .25 years
old: . •school population ,Was 'so
large that in: the winter the building
was Crowded ,to. the deerS•
The--first-te4her was Hugh Gatire'Y
who walked every Morning. from ..his„
'NRi:acre farm. on the 6th concession;
distance of over 3 Miles; 'but•he'W,:i
always 'on hand to start the, 'fire in
.good • tiMe..Dreased in a Prince Albert;
OEuit' of: black, standing ,eollar.; and 4
neckerchief that went around his nick
twice•,4ndtheir" was tied in..eaieful
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bows, he was 'A dignified looking
gentleinati; Better still, in mind. and
.character We, was a gentleman abet,
rePteach, and this,: cotipled.. With /good
Common sense,, Made him a:fine Ails:-
ciplinarian,' Which , was a necessary
chelireteristic in the SehDels• of 70 to
.80' years -age with pupils ranging in
age fidm 5, to 25 years. • ;
In some. 'seheolS the .beech Sampson, army surgeon with the
'OauleY did not. seem "to need it. One NI; R. Blake, M. (Tor.,) M. RI
•:.yiyipsTONE RUBBER
,day 'easd eliree'„Iili 'in 'which there, C. S., .('Englinid,),L. R. (Lond00.1, ' ;coAL - •
Wa's a 'Considerable lying and, slander Paiir were ClergYmen.,Viz., the lfitel
dime' by „tire pupils. The .teachee.relat- Rev.- Richard, Finlay of 'KanSas, ,•
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ed :the story l of Anniai and Sapphira A • Th ' I W 'K*1 t k f
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wlth telling:effect and the resUlt TroWbridge, Ontario; his brother; tbei
ti subdued ,and„, humiliat,ecl pinch of ate Richaid Ki patiick of Mich.
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Though , e purely rural school sect-
ion ,far" from village . or town ,corn,
.munities, thePeOple are rather • proud
of the -number of scholars sent '.forth spent many.millions of.,dollars try,.
:froin this section. Of thesejover-f
ing4ta.roake-Syntlietie rubber. .-\l-
As
As a. rc;snit of this situation,
chemists tlirougllotit the world
durinc, tile, past •fifty \Tars have
were. dr: are pOlie. school.. teach .ra.
Stc.• , Of ,,thetn. taught in the &rine sect -
on
tOr'a ',tete': Of Clutirter Of 'it. cent;.'t
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ury, The present teacher, Miss live . they,,have..4orie.:better.,.1,1siog fetti.
AnnderSon is. ond Of , tne, stk.: Others i of., nature's: own "'iTaW •rirhterials..
of., thie'list teaeliera are.L-Pinlay'.1 ; • • liree.sione, N'iter,
•'Sliackletea, 'principal Of Meant: Forest ccIriteomwihstsl.tajenenpo
Public
pf, the: Central.. 'Scheel; .Brantford: ' :like .aetS 'dike rubber -arid
though chemists have: net, yet suc-,
ceeded commercial manu
facture deli produet identical with,
,tharobtaindd. from. the'ljevea tree.
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Grace ,Blake, Continuation School, i•
Druz -Jibe; ,Pahner. Kilpatrick,'•of the
Teri:Mt° ;City Staff and; others. Two of,
them are Public. schodl inspectors, J.
.C. Stothers of the City. of -London and
his . brother Dr., C. E. Stothera of '
Prince. Edward COunty: ‘, •
,peur'Were medical doctors, .two :of
.whom were the late. Dr. Georgef
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witchvas .rntith.,in evidence hutfMr.. ,S... -forces• NeWTMexico, and the lutet
canhe used in the matmfaethre cif
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firactiCa4 all articles for which
rutiber is .noW used;‘
. The .cheitlieiti Story,,yrieflk. told, is :
as follows: Coal and limestone
. heated together in an elec,trie.fitr.,
• trace calcium' "carbide, Whielt,
, ,on $.:e Addition o water, gives
, . f
acetylene :8 -As... This part of the
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. .,(Photo,, canunsa rucautri. t.:imitea)
Washing 1Vian-made Neoprene
called, chloroprene, and the union,
'or, ,interrnarriage of „clilordprene,
molecules gives the new rabber-:
,like ;neoprene.. - •
Altheugh: tough had. elastic nice •
rubber, 'neoprene is cheinieaily
dif-
icrent, and, because Of this differ -7 • .
ence.it cips net fear rubber's age-.' ,•
did enernies=4-gasoline oda
oxygen, sunlight and heat:
:This. rnhri.made product is accord-
ingly not a rubber 'substitute,' butis .
used for a Variety of 'purposes'
foc.whiCh rubber is not well suited, :
iricludirig the manufacture of
gas-
oline and '.firel oil hese',' printing •
rollers, :electrical 'cables, and
gloves,':Andalthough.nea-
-Prene costs .niore ,per pound than
rubber, certain "articles Made from
neoprene are actually: ;cheaper.
than Corresponding. rubber articles,•
.hecauSe of their longer life :Under '•
severe service :conditions. Nee-
peene, also offers the a'ssinanCe of
an ,excellent'„ stibstitute the
event of the supply Of natural rub-
ber ,being curtailed or cut off en •
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,i?.,Oys And girls who, were. ever. 'aftet„... igan..and, ReV. Father .William Moran...!;,• - .
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. Sere0.11 , Star 1` 'aVeisd Canadian
will.d. eei:eflii. of their' words..,,-. • :: Of .:ItidgetOWn..• ' ,
'. The' subjects taught :were. priricip • ; S.-13: Stothera of. Arthur: .agricultur,j
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ally • the , three R's, . reading, •'„rfting •pli.eptersentaiive. in 'Wellington Coun-.1 •
and2rithnictie, with .. the •emphasis.. ty,..ia One. of the Old boYa. fro ' the
pthe fi.
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lheaa oq. e rst. 'In fact, ...,1614, the schooli. ' .• ,• „. `.
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'first. year or two it was about ali.,.i.t
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.pupiore rapidly; new Abe' teriehers, sue- ha been eatight in..iLake Ontario.
ng_74 -1.; .
. , . b later , he ove on A stUrgeon weight lbs,
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.eee.ded without a 'blackboard or ttnST That mrir. explain the : complaints
if the accessories Of the presentti,v, abeet the 'water going doWii.'
iS a. ''. PO ZtiO ' to present • *. day .. ' . , ••
edneatots.„ One Solution is to be found •Cleveland liUtheranS ' haVe:;'hhiine4, '
.iii, thq fset. that .if,*a *pit beetrine• a, tlidkiSS''',at the' •altar" after, *edding
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geed 'reader'and speller he was Peb/D,' Cereiminies...T6n What's ,"the ,U8e,' 14
cited:- rapidly and *as , Often 'found in going. ,t.O. a ' weddingt' , •
the • '' ''
e fourth.class with. hilt a MO : ,•,,, ;,..' ',•,::: • - ,
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, IMOWledge • Of arithrnetic,, gedgraphY P.rhe age of steam has not departed, .
drgrarinlifilf..' . . kl : , • • This is deitiOnatitted 'by. h 'tritisli.le., '
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lunnids 'a ircai4'. i"kOni,.there:1;e .moved erence between the' 'Stately feSe• Atiti''.
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•;•••Ai PitilaY'a• 80 901, •Ot .Chetty.aroitte. Comotive which made h to'olti of 05 .
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School as it Wita ailed Iii later years, miles 1111 hOnr,..teeently: ' • '.
'Mi.., GatileY' taught •fer ' four years, • '-- .•- .- .. !...-„.
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18.61-18,6.4 it a -SalarY:. "Of forty ; 'The tee'ch6iii,ve, explaining the diff.
to a achOel On the ,4,2tli". conee'ssidit of fife luodest-'.vialet.•„". :, ' . . .
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,ASfitieid; .whete.,:he was 10.,,rlid. fifty ' ' Vett , see, :lehild,rett,, she ;gala; ,,,a4
Pbunds,. Os:int $256,`,;(thielr Waa COO" beantiftil Well,dreased Wellian Walk*
•sidei':eil ti,la:tge ',wadi* in those days. iiiOng, the gireot, . but '.he is ,t5i.','5aild,
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. Joke
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$..i.o,g,, tfie'lli.wdeirta°,r,e:i'erp:elt,, '4:.'1!..611. ie.:lid, e, ii'i .tetieliera Were...engaged Whe 'Sa'eCeeded• ,th!.. rose. tat. 'behind her radinea-a : ' 'iliitfidial fjt M'atlit"tt5t•I:1°'"41.6 .ge°i1 .1ete.'61i the' eaiiailhili l'ait d .
,.For.not greetanybcly_1 is •
tvrioe ,boi Nversi tipi6,- tile: Joke. very vveit , r ,. .,...h.,,,t.,,,.1,, 6.eii,..t.o.t. e.,,,,,i,v.,,ib .. ,b, o.vi_ed:,.. 1,,Attii,..,,.,„ .,, h,onle.11,47..in.,,DDI.ri64§. ‘tvi.,E,..i.,...4.!.C.11t.eatdbalo", .0ii,ottitod:linbels'.,it. tii'ogniiillinii,!so.dmilit?.oniedliltilli!oitr.iday,,
!to.itOt., ,dot ii. joke, 'Nee-trpe- it ;16). -I'll 1.873. a lAirgt b,aiW6 ,§iliiiiir. %Vita xe , n las, .1, inOW, Tommy niter, . • sigtil°1".# IiItt./ /11,',1'4,. 110V° 'Y°t. t"(i4 4., tIthi6'1'"4 .41th" °113fie144161iiii' tit'
lits. rets)0.., u It and .a f W yeill'S later h I addition. rtilited,..thaet her..Iniabitlid..
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