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„ BRITAIN'S RligaiION •
. ,Vieek ,trO114 tk;004To Pik; the' Ord
,of Tebrn,ary,` ,Britalleti voters will
eleet a new:11Q, ot-so of eoutwoos,,-,A
- strtinot* ,k.D.DIpa.ip, t.§, in ;progress
° '' lold. oti• '•boti); .Bides,.'of the Atlantie.
thterest ,in the' euteenie,16” high.
:The leteSt Gallup poll! gives,Labor
! . sPght,. . edge--Laber; ,4414,-• Ceti,
•netatiYesi 43, 'per -.*eellt. Tile' LP-
et*Ilf;" WliG# ate •pitting, up a More
.orotie ,fight .tha'n, for, spine years,
„,,ilre giv,,eu, -14 per:eput. a the poll,
'While ,the-eenSersiatives point te
e -.:reeent'• anti,tSoelalist elece'ion
reStiltS :in. Australia' and klew Zea-
-.c1;,4* ' rab,dt7 . cOiltiters . with the
' 'Oritisii, . .'hye-ele4On, ipcord, in
Veli:, the Othiserrative0 failed to„
' -4..ectre a . single .,‘••vietory,„ Certainly
* tiliere iiii-Ag'teitt''.;dricent,exit 'among
i'Ortais-.-•ClesSes, 4v,itlir -cOnditions
. Vgief:ttte,uresene Government; on
;„*.he etthettr-d' d, the Conservatives'
iire...,,., ...s:81..%.,6,, ....,...•kts,u7,,- is: recialita WI
p
"'ltnig • recent q*:opposctisKi to pro-
s.. ,will:Vreient ,paany 4,..ei tie. fliSpOU:
Tented 150--yr,iptiag. to put ,them
* in la 'OSic.,e,,i4-Vlie....Litterals,' in a
fesition bettveen the' two
• 'aa 'warties, could- exP0.0t a, larg•e....
iierrwere it -not for 'the fact. tVat
• ' tlieY have no prospect of electing
44,.. Siddeletat ntimber of Members -Co
*term a government. 'till, they
• , snay.;...13A,:„..irtimerous enough to hold
s „„. , „ - , . ,. '
.-tlie balance' of poWei in- the •-neiir
#.4rliariient: ' • s - " ''''• -•', ,-. ,.
, ,, . , .
••sakis saurtGat about eight million
,10,00I)/0- did -•,not, vote in ' ih& „last
era. election, "and,. turt,her,7i-that-
re are about four Million young.
, ,peoPte • whe are quali4ed to cast'
, ,
their first vote, at thirelecticm.7*In
pief:eireinustanees, Predictions are
0. Ifetie ,volne:. 'Phis . column will
. • . , s
-go.reo 'far as to say that it loole$
. .
65.
Illte a:much closer vote than at. the
3',electibil, with -the .probabilitles
- return of • the pr-
at Governinent,, but with. a con-,
sitlerahlY 'entailer majority.
. • , . . •
Aairrotitat HYDRO RATES:
a -district 'meeting oe--.-the
,.otarich Municipal .0eetric Associ,
'40.1 „,at. cliathtiM .last.week,
.tvits ad -opted
• ;tor • ttniterra -!/-1Ydre ; •rates thieugh-
• relit the Province.
, The Sarni:iv inan., who introduZed
ther resOlatiOi.Said; .
the earfy day S,' *Niagara
• Vella was the onlysource of
• sukIly ot etectriettl energy 'ab.d '
it -i.vtas 'from that .genera,ting
• ..1plaut .thfir • the .present cost
Strecture evolvedrwith.distanee
-,trein that pint playing 10Major
part. • • ;
• • Tod4y, we receive our, electric-,
ity- not onlYf rom many Strategic
ikeinta itt. Ontario,,: bet, also from •
Onebec,- which; :auto-
tleally, discotiet any priority
that, setae nua1jpaiIties n'ow
stottia .be. cause
.enOugli:tO.Lisk.fOr :4-reTaJni4.11
•.OU our -kilowatt rateStrectu re
". apart , front. any 'Other, factqr,
InaY 'enter,, the picture.
Efe-felt•_,that any difference in
(40St.;of poiver to ,a.,traunicipalitY
bo,i.r, a tendency to penalkze Or
'the • unfortunate one
• in.,,*.the higher' bracket hy.- Offer-
• lig' barriett- ,:prospectiVe
in ustry;
aPParent bOnusing to
eqm„e", inunielpalitieS because, of
"the i)reSent, geographical, strUe4.-..
:gent& '-'0611-:'
,eeStion.' of populatioa and trams-
•V:Ortatiori. at:1'0.11dd fkkel.to the.
OyLertaxed problents'. -of
't health.. and sanitatlair .
•
$ottie"-- there was a:
isSued pronouncenient ii b1t
iernia to" the effect that if •the
niunicipalitle,s that Tereiito intends
to swine* do not Submit peace -
they will not get.any Govern,
Ment favors., tie seems to be Shap,.
ing forlt dietator a la, Hepburn
„ , •
Why must Exeter'S main street
• continue to be an ebstaele course
for trtMeZ N'verYone realizes the
•angle-paricing-*Ondition 'is lia4artl-,
Ous, to say the,least, Why 'doesn't
one of our eommunity betterment
organizatiens kil1. off these "tingle"
worms?4*-Uxeter• Times:Advocate. '
-But. thirik advertising
v•alue" ;txeter's 'crowded main
stijeet! A.fter'tvvisting is way pre-
cariously between the two rows of
angled cars, arid dodging the cars
coming int the opposite direction
and" those -moving lint from 'the
side of the, road. leto. the nee of
tr.-lithe, a 'driver will alWaiss remem-
P1111 0,310 -Of LAZY, ,AlEADOWS,:
Ry .Iarry J. .1:1‘)Q4, ,
160,c1.04
The shingle outside his•''.heuse!
•with.the weatherneaten lettere On it
JIM*
u.p.t :Jnit the 'folp .411 .hini
Deptorainr.4 iv‘as'his last patient
.Yesterday afternoon, and alter, he
had P-dr.essed ney,„ ttxtt where
Slivered it with, .the •tine of the
hayfork we at talking,
was op tecthe:eity •vesterdaX,•
Phil?". lie smiled as he "refilled the'
old briar that's generally in his -
mouth,. "And Pve 3ust been. thiok,
.ing how lucky I was .not to stay,
at that -hospital -There theY effered
,me ql) after graduation.',' •.
iPtrarip thOughts came into 'iny
,theri.", Decter, todey is
juet -another country Alecter. •NIA
hair is turning quite grey,: deep
haVe sea,red hiS face as a
result' oftsleepleas7nightS and hard
work, and...Aeorry.' clethes are
rumi?led aud baggy-, and anything
but stylish, Ile has little. or no
Money and his, patients forget about
hitri after; he, has cured •them.
..People. get a • little.- frantie when. he
tikes his time- the
course' of their ailments, and •they
go: pi•Ot liis'llead and call in a city
sPecialist:7 Ther pay the city man's
fees and forget, about Doctor Jinir
FIi car is just as sha
clothes and yet' a mon who' owes
him three liundred,, dollars in docter
lflUs.. just boiight.'"'a new car laSt
week: -
"No. I'm net crazy, • Phil," lie
1 6 *
ber the', tewn-ancj be careful of i laughed at the sight of my appar-
'his fenders. -• ' lent wonder, arid tilted Ink.ek farther
in the old swivel ehair as he Swung
. • . , * around from the old. roll-top desk
. - ,,,t,
president ,Trunnte ' has in;-Folted to face me. - • . ,
. .
the 1:'aft4iiirtley Act in an effort i"The doctor -who _took that job
„to„' .get:L' the...Ariking!' task- xniners 41.1ias a Park 'Avenue .practice now;"
buck to 'veer*, but, $9 -far without eaairslet on_ tt
yee-y.
suoess. .Tbini L. Leivis; the ritinera'• cest: as LOU& as will keepi'tIne lin
eliamPn and, tlietaterf has -ordered clothes for a :year.: Ite-has three
ars and a ehaufteur -and • a wife
the 1Striliers hak to the Mines, buf
his order is"snot,"--beinimkeyed..,There thse. ahlsi
stwankst'
ysedivorcedt5ofi lm. He da
is •suspicion.? that -the'''nitmeirscsaNN; lot of,chronic, imbeciles for patients
a wink ,in LeiVis' eye when be 'jailed ,:tviw. think they,'re. sick and
_ pay for
ring "order,'" amLtlaat they under- irisAi show. But, Phil, ' he's net
... ,
happ)•He start-et:V*64, to be
stand -"the boss" doesn't ' expect great surgeon at that hospital and
them -to take the order at face valutodity -he's. Wasting his talents for
In ;the Meantime; coni . stocks money. pee those ' hand's?"' .
. . „.. - _
throughout the cOnntry have -shrunk L saw two capable hands and a
,,.._ great 'deal -:More. In -that inoment
To an alariningly low level." and I. ;glitupsodk Something that I had
disaster threatens. It looks as. if 1.3ever thought- 1`.1f before. • Doctor
Some stronger persuasive "than ' an, Ant_ cores . little for money.. ' He
gets eirugh to-ltep gin and his
act.- of *Congress 'Will- have.ite-.4.1e Wife. in decent ecOmfort.-•-•P But
employed, ?and_ the peeple of 'k*the pector Jim's reward cenies' froin
United States, and of Canada too, 4tiiiding healthy; strong betties. He
are, Wondering what Mr. •Truman zwaarldketdo fisavveemthileelifile':f la‘agraraasg-n bysi.lhzo-
is' going to do-sabot:it it. -.-.todaY appears 'slated • for • one of
' .0
! .. * ' . . . the greatest honors his ,cotintry ean
AlbONTARIO• IS. INTERESTED give him.. Ile. Worked' -all . night
(Port Elgin Times) , hack In'the nineties to -save -the 'llfe
..„„
, Toronto's ainbitious program.' to 'of a -• h4 who is thlaY a great
surgetia., He orierated KM a -little
abserb Wei the' SUrrounding muni- 1 Irish girl - who haS. since, ',borne
cipalities - of . vital' eencera• t�- ten Sturdy* chFdreik...•.,.. ten of the
ev,_,erf Other resieent, owns.„„hin's ',finest. _people. Yes,
The ,brolios-eir-amarainatiou ;nr ah2 .1)reaerTnin-WerYed,, -fir--( *melon
population to , over- ode million, or
-.Storm oor.•on two, saw-horseS .
9Perati..117.: tabale nn: s a,:
Sorption :tire -cit5T,'s,:i#-I;s4tir,rd,,.
••
apprOlvimately •one-third Of the. total he pulled. her through.
pepulation of the provino. 1 has exit the hands,f A great
0
surgeon,", he' Said softly.. "I've had
• If 'the.• Government *sanctions the -;.0 .
toe. ()Sten • on a
theri Park Ifreeezii.nagak-niaghelle!' I've harriessed a
will immediately 'become -a bee -hive
of activity on .the part of Toronto s horse too often for that. But; they
hake ;been.' pretty fair as average,
Coutiell, looking for naore add- more dator's• hand. -They helped bring
grants.. This grandiose idea to make you into the world -and' a great
Toronto- the .litrg,est eity in Canada many: more' iike -you. j've.'' tried
cam oSTS!. -be. carried,. out at the to make the best use 'Possible of
expense 'of the taxpayers of Ontario. tli'nt.* It seems that as' the rest
The concentration If this 4,-reitt of me-sti,fferis 'With age they • still',
power 'in, one area is. a dan,s,rerous keep, supple. -
threat to the rest Of Aire 'Proximo. ,"Have -you ever' watched tho 'way
If amalgamation .is desired - and a grows?, One year a'
eluded out it. should be linanced 'little pink- handle' and soon it's'
'Wholly4by the taxpayers. of -Greater walking and . then 'it's going : to
Toroilt6 and not through assistance' school and after a while it's grown -
from public funds; The members cif 1.45 -and then it .gets married., I've
the :Legislatitre from outside Toyonto watched a Wed many of • them," Phil.
,shoulcl.,,,bestir • theinSeiVeand not And all during the- time _front_
ake, -ited•IiiTte -le-- the 'fact' that ero 10 til -they
oirrario .is not Willing to pay they have their spells when , they
r swollen pride and lintlated ego. have .to' be repaired .trnd' put back
ft
.;
.,
., ' , ' . into aetive serVice. X've bon the
'WHAT IS YOURoltalv„ii,ADY? repo irdian.-- "-My odice, may be Old-•
(at. cathaiihes, ,Sta rd) ' fashiened, ,but it's comfortable. My'
.,ondoin Ontario, woman hag' re,' 'clothes may be , in neor taste -but
• tali ---ti . s s r ier ley .cOvor me, and P11,11.. • • l'in
'age. 'ruder an at passed by the happY 'here. If 1 were fn. that
Ontario Legislature, she is iittble •swanky ••nfflee that My friend ffas
to ' a flee of $206 for failure to I d't believe I would be.' Thank
co-operate. . _ -Clod I came -to the coontry." '
It is ditlicalt to appreciate .how And the telephone rang. kin'. he
a body of men ot More thanaverdge answered -It and started reaching
c' mown...sense and ,experience would-- for-hig-bat7-and Jils little lifire-h :bag
Mit oil the statute books such' a, . , *. and - what more . ,can I say
prOvocative law, ' A • wkenert's-, age about. a mail like :Doctor: Ji.in 7. :.,
is-' her. • 'own businesS, a lid most Of .
%hems make, it so. •It is net the, ,
,..FIATEg To ,ti Eis .
r,,,,,,A----1.4acti-,
hoginess ',Of a city asseisOr, civic • : ' *. ''..L-- '
titian& 'depantinent or a "city ,council, I. hate to lief.d kicker'. :I always
igoiqua demand, in which (Ode- It. has. nos 'relation to assessinent loneh
long tiore j•iserlatire1;
4e:iii:ilr i•tslitee;loil.eft
wel_tlih:tt
of • .Property on, which taxes are 0o
:ifehmh joined; tor equalizittlen of lev,ited. • There, is no assessment en gets, the _grease
,..
. Hydro ,cliiarges; but the , big citiestbe age of Men or women. . ... • ir,s / nice to be a peaceful smil
The 'London woman, like qeorge and not too hard .,to pleitsse;qint
•-that-, i'ljoy.the lower- rates i Wive
Washington, refused to -tell a lie. the ,,dog thth
at does ,e steh
jralwr
' itlWaYs bad' the .gi.etitest influence -
i
. .. she could have tell' the assessor -40- the: on that hos the fieftS
* '
, ll 'fixdri) affaira and .havesalwa3,s that :4 bv svas twenty?one and / imie , her tO 1,0•:, a idei,-,er. soonis
- • .
been. able tki: tgoOk ip147, move Which age 4iiilat have been folV.4ine. -
- little in, ti.- show---tio.; lik.kers in
. the.v`• 'did ,not, favor. The ,Chatham Nething conld• be dono about that. the clatrus.:bre the ones that get
. 'There „wasb0„.0atli_ talten„,.ite- per-. 11147,,r,tiougn'
, : - •:: ,--,.,...--.,...-•,-,: ---,-- ::,,t--..,-,
-----diStript.,-XeSolutfini-is-to;-,be--plated
: jlITA.' it eould have been
'.bre the thegeneral:meeting of the 'able-• , - , ". • '
'•'-',0,;%.1...P.A.,nt.-',1'(Y1(kut0 PAP this month It ' is doubtful if the , proVincial
4 ivtlf ',i)rObably get- rough &eat, hi* reqe,iritig woinett -16 roll. their
tte•e. to the itieerant agessor will
, .rikent :theie..... ' ,:... ''' have' any. enforcement at an.' ter -
Minty not if the women reOlt; awl
0-4,614AL'140'11.7,a . ,. ivhy slibfildifi' tiny? the' .4.,$'SliS'sor
may be a, gossip, may peddle ..itis
information from, Ilinise• to.; .hoinie.
Intagine 'the iires that 'an be stirred •
up: • . , .• .. .....';' . . anSeii normailY axe, viliVialg .far 'Coo
- .on.ce. again, it ',may be •said . We full... A :traveller. .who Wished , to .
ad, a
re' ovenlaWend Aysivigoverried. get mi had no choice lotti to..cilmb
Al' ,
n
The iN,0111-11 6., .r.ow „supposed .0,.. t
to on the roof. earby villager bad
toll their age, .1lave it:inscribed itt 'died and the ttndettaketr had sent
the , ciVie rollsheaven knows for Ms eolith, by bps and ',this. too, Was
What pt1rpoSe. ' :. ' ' , ' ' . on the' root Of the vehicle. It lieggu
And we quote /rem Dickens: "If- to rola hard' and the fotelhl$Y. de,
tile. 16.sv, 801100s6s: twIt.,,, sod INtr,, 'rated traveller, seeing no reason
ritimble,"the- lave -is--a aSsr:., .a.idiet." wily he, pliould get soaked to t.the
skin, raised the lid, of the coffin
' to- the training !of . nurses in the ,10 11:1141‘.06 FOR THEM and . Nimbed Inside, At. file' next.
SalefOra -,oge predicts
•.4011 :ct . reasons
-.that the:, ;:ilitct. ',having ,,hlown 'no
iiaikas it can from eVerir direetiete
• Aai now reached 4 •464A'coti,tre arid
*ay ptif for a while.' "cie
Shall see' If the' .age is any good
a, predicter.
* •
)."elii4.4 ago the Ontario
Ottvaliment practicallY OA .Stoli
,• The are of • soft.•Soap spreadieg
, thing the t . pallS riud stens;
nt,the 14* Who wields .the hamtner
is the ow drives the nails. ,
:Lei- not Put any notionS' that
are intrmfoi •sobi- lAtd, tett the.'
baby that' keepS the' baby
ihgt !gets fed; .
s'
he' Country oust et the()pera
•Dear Friend4Yee, ,reallyi at, tile, tee lar Vindalir 'ter IngiCelbe darer'
operi---irand opera-laeifottned. ence The eteatilroeS on the Wier
niostly °according, to tradi-
''hilt Sling. elitirelY by. Can-
,
.a.dians„ yenag, Citnadiang at that;
adLntIJst Torentonlans
couver.LO7 some of the opera0
there were -singers Ironi the l‘Ittri-
tijnes also.., yen-eee iv:as truly
freni-sea to --sett. Cann:Mani may
not :-ways wok together politic,'
• all, but, apparentlY, muSicallY it
- '
,•The pperie.Wasglyett, _in the ,lioyel
Alexantira TheatreThe •"Royal,
Alex", is' one of.,the'Older ttletttrei
ban ,6were,,,,gulerful and quite- tra,-•
dItioniL
r; •
found the printed.. progrenia-
:verY, interesting. ...,ror ,,enet thing,
-the eptA.111 "C_IinItOter ,..„,a1PWC.411
1Ttig4er'S
Branhilde in cartoon, form4-using
a puller inop, an ,Inglis Pappan
stove being fitted, 'With Vanity
ghee's,ete, Ste., best of
n11/ nslOg a MasseY,Ilarris, tractor.
(X hope tills Isn't atiVertiSingljipg,,.
letter.) -
In§.146 the front over ,,o.f.! `the
Program was It list •Of,','TtAnies of
members of the opera...and' concert
in. Toronto, WIlat in the days whenT connattec a the- CfonServatOry;
theatres had a lor of faney pater This 4 *0:awn's- •Roanaittee,
wrJ and gilt decoration. ,It looks „forroed'tbe SM..e year as tne °Dere
theatre,ish, right#01,nsItin.t ;don to give ,encquiagenaent
the Stage, It As uSeelti'f!'''llafe'!:1114. Vil*P1')Ort" ,Xt
Shows, • oPeras,. plays, musical t cenSistS Of ' Wornen . from -variOns
shows,. ballet, et., butter very few.sglubSin the eitY many Others
nlovieg, This is the 'first ,time a 'who are iliteresthd, in the groWtli
Canadian OPer.a X -estival has ever 'of Okra in,_9.4nada,* Amotig thena,
been given there,- Anil for the ten• noticed WS. IlerMaxi'Noaden,
perforniariees, of tnree :_oper4S, the wilb" grew up ill !Oilfield tInd itt"
place was sold out, for everY ended'tG�deric io1Iegtate.,
so -I hare beard. Isn't that some-
, ' Once more, a most close: I hope,
thing?' ' -" , you have enjoyed . reading • my
• "
•
:The, opera -was given bysthe'Royai I halting", aceount-Of v fs1t t� the,
Conservatory Opera .COMpapy.„ This ' opera. , • , .
at the Conservatory, -to, provide a I. A• THE COUNTRY mougE.,
opera company...wan formed yin 1046' ,SincerelY, .
suitable %means of introducing scarie
Toronto.
'of the senior school students te the
uhlic.:---manY Of the siuiug st1i"4
dots in the senior sehool
operatic aspirations (you have
heard some, • of them on- Singing!,
Stars Programs), but keketefore
there has been no ,opportunity,.in
thiS •part. otcattacia A fog, them_ to,
gain. operatic experience. So • this
company was formed and the roles
are given as far as possible te
Conservatory studentS„' arid la. very
few singers fromyentslde the: Con-
servatory are given `Steine roles.
By. tile :1-nnderstand:_--that
iNtayjorie ;lays, of Goderich •Sang
in, one the operas, here JaSt year.
The. ..direetor of the-, COnSereatory
-SCOOT ',School As De. .Arhold,
-Walter; Nicholas ,9Oldsounidt .1s.
the- conductor_ of the operas.; '.artd
tterinan .Geiger-Torel,. the. stage.
directOr. , There were also several
ethers -whe.•Wier'e prominent • in the,
pieclaction A - '•• •
Tbe Op -era I'attended Verdi'
Rigoletto. It. is the typical 9pera
story of love -and ,amorous intrigue,
net :at 'all pretty. story:. •Many'
Operas, have several characters
killed _during the 'course 4f the
opera, bat thiS • on' only. *the -
beautiful, innocent . daughter -of
Rif*oletto died, Rigeletto himself
.is a binichhaselt, and the jester in
the court orl're .D'ake of 31antna.
He had become • verynituch'
:by the noblemen of the ,c'durti who
decide to. "get e'en" with him.
SO -they 'abduct, his dangliter,, not
knowing • -she - was -
141ton, 'when he tries .to have re-
venge -on 'tile Duke.for sedticink
daughter and 'arranges.. his 'death
by a professional l_tasasslit,:it is the
daughter who is stabbed_ instead.
As in nearly21_,' operas,----ibe-does
not die inunediately;.brit is able to
• Sing a -nyost ' beautiful and tififieult,
11,Kia IP farewell te her father. That,
• is 'jnst. one of ,the delightful- in-
consistencies of opera storieS. - And
'must say .that. Gilda sang, and
died 'Most • beautifully. . •
pesides. the singerS, the -orchestra'
plays'. a large part -In opera -and
Adon't mean that to be a pun. I
am not just sure hoW-Marry--introe-
ions there were -maybe twenty-five
thirty --,and Most them _Were
Conservatory-- student, . with %a
Sprinkli of, Older, experienced
InusicianS, ' -the antfeic -:Rigofetto,
is very. lovely'and effective. 'and -
the -y Played:, it very well, „except
when .it drOwned out the singers
in seines of the !climaxes. I syn"s
disappointed. about that, but they
toll me that is jest another of ,those
-things about. opera... There ''• Were
several. .danees., by a group: from
tbe •.Toronto Ballets ' School' 'also.
They added.. rauch_tO. the heanty-Of
•-the-firstliart, ofltre-up.ria. ,39 you
see what an evening of MuSical
entertainment we all enjoyed.'
The* stage settings-' were . very:
and were , the ' only real
departure fromi tradition. Instead
of a 16t--Of-fieslA1*--Painted---blic.1.“
drops, the stage. wits' almost stleatna-
lined, certainly conventionalized in
a modern,. way. For ,. Instance, one
wall and 'staircase tallied part e• t
the Mike's, paitide, partol
lotto's...home, and..parti of the asstis-
..sin'i inn... , There
.0 in- furniture or an ' added
stop two more tnen bertrded the
mailer: honpitals:- throUgh' -Iv' latch (114.-4"Pher-SeriAllt 101x1. nor-
.,,,..,... ,,..,,,,,,,e sxori_ ,____, ,,,A..,,,,. respondent in iiente„ tells a strange 'bus, tut, as. nobo0 gat :or.t they:
H.& w.o!Liekg, ,u, Lu,....7,u.i .,0,,oryi . --11 : iwas , the.. Inle ;of .,,,,two alse-Olitobed' on to the ,r4of, Thep : ,
'',44'r t'..'"W"t"'
tiie
..,..ritofes-sion, Now we .are toldlItallana wife'. Were -admitted tO hos ,4- tiled to aleve the coliin but, 'Judging '
thoro, le, an alarming sitorttyge oi Oral, suffering s' troth `I''' idlor ilia froin lt4 :weight that it was not , s.
,
0 11 ,
-. A coin ,etvie 'of olive nod multiOc bruises. ,:Theis,,, yruisee eelintplelyr,,,idseatoiefte.Verkenjtiltyti6 ldnetwerntitoelyi ei
, were catteed "10' falling/ow the top I
ect, We should t17 .• o
a m 6
f a oving bus. Their Sheelt Was were horrified to- ate -the, coffin lid -
* * not .the result of ' this stidden fail 'slelvi.1* lift end 0 bontse vitem ttoin
, /*reinter ;prod toffs jortie,d with -,butWON caused 1):+q• something :of a the deptits enquire, ".iias It'stoP.Peit•
„.,_,,,,,_,_ - i,trot, meciiii_t i tli.ery „different kind,. A bus was raining . ATI" *At. ibis 'point both
were.ako"°I .."1" "I' :travelliog. hi. art Ititlinti, eonntry geutionen fell'eft the 'WS stuutitane.
itldhlt$ thr big WA./ . ne, 1,!gg dietriet end' was *as full us suek ousiY. ,- .
-MALTING
BARLEY,
-We are again contracting.
abreage Tor -The 'a nada-
Cb.
Seed- Supplied—Contact ifs'
-Geo. T. wag.
& SONS
Nights, 133
4tf.
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•
YOUNG MEN
-IWI'ERESTED IN A
CAREER '
An Air Force Itearuiting
Cifficer vi'sit
NATIONAL ElVIPI.Ot.
1VIENT OFFICE,
GODERICH
" °
.7-1117ESDAY,-FEB. • -
for cthe. purpose of inte•
-viewing applicants' age 17"
to 30 for the. ROYAP
CANADIAN AIR FORCE'.
Applications will.' be sie- .
• cepted for aircrew and
groundcrew-trades.e, •
1.-.30 p.m. to 430 p.m..
or contact
R. e. A.. F.
Recruiting Unit
92 Dundas, ,St.
I..ondon. Ontario
“ou rime
at nox Chive
Yotmg ritQpIsetat, 4:7*te
at
• E'Ve• Service
on;
The serViorAlte ,yeuth Of. the
Churdh 'held -ou:Slirrt.laY evening .1.-a
nuz-.Presbyterian Ohnieh was an
etr.9oUraging one, riot
enly to the Yining pepple who Were
,ht -charge. hut. to,'.the... fairly „tiro
congregation' .rideitS- in; 'attend,
itnee. • ,
Brawn Mi1ne, ,president 'of the
ronug ,Reop„lelsS'Oetety, .conductecl
s • ,
the serYlee, Xartimp Mater ,read
the: Seriptut,e and Cynthia
tetidg, Offered. • receetly
organized „ group,,,, the' "Xtell Rangers,
oc5.uplecrthe frlit VOWS, uRL seV-
eral were appointed to recelye the
offering. .• '
Thirty m1$5'of the ,
formed the .C1�r and' under the
direction of Ytr. Bishop 'led
in the service •of „pral$e and &fug
tbe ant4ems "We. Would Re Tree"'
and "The Lord'
bYF10117t-'6,c'evt'allis°na rblyti 4'11C4eja:ellItco'
the boYs, and girls to devote. -their
lives to useful service. sub"
feet, "A. .Ca,11 to Your,h," vF44,tlased
" he`answeri given Ii.y'Sainnel to
the Call of God: "Speak,' ord, for
thy servant 'hearetn." f
God speaks, -.but not in a -inYs-
terious. way, saldMr.
Sometimes •the -.inspiration- comes
thrqughea. minister,. -parent, teach
4)-Ifehrjea.lintngin*
g/ his young he.Ure.fs to
Scatter work of Christianservice,
the- minister, paolte of 'the great
need for nurses and teachers. Thole'
quid be no higher Calling for girls
than- ministering to thk sick. -floyS
lay *hear ti o opr.-as docters, or as
carpenters• .in the use •
'toolsr or. to do that to• which they
cau.. pdt' their hands. :Some ratty
• be, palled to active work in the
church.• as.: ministers, tleacmiesses,
or missionaries. 'Ther -never WOS,
a time in the history of the
-byteritin • Chair& when _ministers
',,,weres:Kezneeded. are, due'_for,
retirement, .and Eliere2-are:-As-c-airee1y
•:
WILL
"C-CRINTING SHEEP!"
HELP You- TO.
SLie E-
sleeplessness- is caused+ hy being.
•-overtired, fiery. oils, run-down arid -
worried it ..takes • in -ole thad.
"C-ountin ,sheep" to help you
ugirrytitoss'und turn, •
• , hour after hour, 'you •can!t•owish,"
. yourself te sleep! ,
Many -find that .takingea..tbnic
reguliolk is bepienciair'-7.aqtd„,40p
" them. rest more- easily at riight,'
And •Dr.. Chase's Nerve- Food is .
, first choice with thousands!. -For
the,•Vitamin ther
needed. 'minerats. it. contaius-- are
'sometinies, foist what your system
•-lackb.' And Dr, Chaser& -Nerve
• Food doe i so rnrich to, build you up,
-byincreasing appetite and im-
proving digestion. •
So if Worry, 'anxiety,,a run -d -Own
, condition- in7-the strenuous :pace of
modern living is upsetting your •
nerves SQ you can't relax and rtst
-try taking D. Chase's 'Nerve
Food forwhile.. The name, "Dr.
.Chase"'isAtour assurinee... , •
11110.4141
en
We.,are again contracting for malting, barley for the •
anada Malting Co. • • .
, .
We ,have modern equipment' 6i -unloading.
• For full particulars call at our office.
W. G. THOMPSON
IIENSALL.„qr'iPliONE 32 .
• Xme Astiter'
Dept.
ore aijour? ts.because
•'s better text
•
that, itiari'Y• graduating troM, „tie,
4 •
Ur, gttelgillan told of the great'
need for workers in lyestern Can,
ado, and besidecA there is the great
neecl of.the overseas. There
is welfare' work to be done. '.1)S'
deocithesses, and 4/..T. ' MacMillan
mgeluded urging the young
..P0::.ple• to hear and„,answe.,,r the call
to Christian effort. . '
the '4naptessive Nervie" cencludet
with the. hymn, "$ttuultag hrl'a Pur-
'poSe True" and the 'benediction by
Brew' '
A,fter the'service the arid
Tralt-RangerS ,were entertained -by. -
the X.P.S.••in the lecture hall, •
s, Alliu, cornerof Victoria and tro4 greets, Gothirieh,
.4.
41 • #
1.11 el
AT HER 'RESIDENCE
Open • every Ftiday, filatqd.ay, Suni110' and Ikedriesdiy.
IT/LOIrl'S froid tp.pr.. to .1i30. a°.* Good Haraburi,s, H�t
Dc Tear.Colide and ',tight Luncliei will be: availal;lo. •
•
• abms .-1,1ZOOMS
Phoner 594-3* Mrs. Ken. 'Alibi
Wavle Leaf Cabo,. 6=t,
,•
10,00-10,00,.
0.0.01.11,41 110 y
.4401141.60,4140.640.0040........S.S.
/
YING GARMENT
,
examine theni,parefully 1Gsee
•
(a) if, they have dark or odd colored,
canvas underlining, pocket
interlinings IorSh�u14r _padslon •
'light . colored garments;
(b) if belts are properly lined and -
. backed -and buckles' are- sewn 'or
glued. „,
iKa0 es..of. Wadi...add -dark cranked
• canvas interlining? padding 'or -.backing
• haVe *a 'very. Inoseoibtoi* * 4yed into
• them which wil/ come out on the light
.oIored .garraent when it -is necessary
to use ToiSture to removelood spots ,
and stains. - •
Glued buckles' buttons and. oraments
will fall apartin thy -cleaning. •
•
. •
YOUR CLEANER CANNOT ASSET* •
-
RESPONSIBILITY F,OR THIS, DAMAGE:
4 -
;Members of the Dry Cleaners' Institute '
WEST, ST. • ' 'KR= AIL • ..ADPERwIX---
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