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NIOthers Dy, tliey have .06:10 a ,great
deal in Zo:te n. 1Mid it lias develOpsd
lnto kgoed thing 'tor there Any light*
des not ,neett to he tOld,
to reniernt,er their Mother, and to do 4
on 4 certain day. 1 never Ivarad to do
anything _ for „Inv mother on Mother's
Day no do 1 Want ow: 'children to do
anything ter Me. ,We are told to 110110r
thy Father and Mother,' but we do not
need to*COriline, It to Abe first Stindaii
In May, Perhaps At is Weans° 1 lack
*Ai:44,411d of entinient or perAaps X re-
' tient tomerine telling me 1 Must do -a
thing, butwhateverthe CMOs b, t dis-
like Mother's Day. I find that there are
* large number or -Women; Who's opinion
I, respect, feel the Mtn about it, *TO MY
'mind there, ba something *very queer
*bout rtnYOne who -needs a special day to
remernber to love their mother and then
-has to be told to do it I cannot:en-
ilure mother songs and we herir,S0 Many
of them. The other day mate. palsionate
tenor was singing a,- Very - touching
mother EOng on the radio, when one of
our bOys remarked, 'Mother songs give
me a pain.' My. sentiments exactly. If
to .wallow- -sentiment-ind-ree,
i1ires$TakeraiF1619vt AirePair-
, d That is
your privilege...:SoznehoW. Mothers pa
leaves me cola:
Since we itarted ou the subject
- -of motbersi-we-are going;to write At bit,
more about them'. Have you ever no-
ticed the way some children Make their
inut.'" taken t her. vt#0, are
to let. their mother jito'.40
*0.11;0' for tear:.eornethil.4 tn4ht happeni
or they m1jht not, knew 110W tO 1344 the
Way or some finelttoattettneso. It *eons
t me.04 ,When a WOrrlariria heilhhilOX
to get Old atu-t has tungott up & pool,
shO Ithett.hl be Ole to tle0cle thing* for
-herself and stio what 'ehe M**be.
;She never his hatt-nni.etreltitneeltr have
"her Own way betore 1 'weight aftoeste
eving Motheri. every Orli but to let,
them do OS .they like and .hot to WreP
them; in W001 and, Mike 'them feel Old
and beipleSS, When 'there'Ag_no hit*,
-100 .1* deadly. ;Vali,- so 'let The Moth*
ers',initiate their own :plant arid cork.
.04t.their own Ideas. Just think * min-
ute and am Sure you Oarl. all name
Mothers Who are made feel Old. tle.kind
but not overitelnlingly protective,
GI -VE MILK TO Tot ottlymetr
If the calcium in our blood falls .bc-
low a certain level, It affects our nerves
and we become irritable. When year
family be\043Me$ Irritable Io.,k for the
cauler and try to Make a .change in cOn.
42tIons. If it is leek of sleep, it is up
to the mother to arrange that they -get
more, Irritability is caused more often
may grtOt be caused in 'each case by" a
f-caletuoi4utit.will not hurt anyt
get-mbre 01 It Milk hat a high
calcium content and to use MOre mIik
-ls-spee,of4e., -4,40sing.-
vlum SQ the not lime your family is
cranky bring on. the milk,. :Of , course
you can't -rush up to the ,cbildren or
friend husband with 41 glass of, milk and
e-IttloVin filet++, -Your-Must balm
offenders. Thee datzgl1ter TfairIy k mOre ,silbtle than that, .If 'tliy are
„ their mothers with kindness, They de- ready to drink More, all w„ell and good,
. tide where they can go, what"- therwill t even if theY ara not, you can
*ear and even what' they may have to add a large 'quantity of Milk by
,eat, It is all done with the beat • of in your choice of foods, CrPant soUPa was sent td mel"
arej one easy . way. of using milk,
iu
me*I In V, And certainly toe
lot, G1 mfli. (hczqate Or;Maittri dedaike
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jther 2t .Or ;Obi are utitally popular,
''.04e. 4144 your fsniiiy Set at 1e044,* 914010
tbt Will 401 tOward. 'ttraigbteXiing oaC, Ofhto
Qt Milk Je day eieh arid stind .whit„sehe
'bet'eWlth :
of the afternoon
Ibe .Fiftern0011 se$104 cOninien0ed'a
145, VOA., 0.Join* and Urtt. 'StraOha.
contitictings,,stille,0004diat
-MAP Whe: pot
itcup butter, 1, ton4.11i, '11!:1;$1144-1014elte'Y'lt: 'clh°11944i41
m.IP'g
ettit, -r to Boni, a• levet tato**, sorouvi Vtiltbihe'ouvezinx a very Inzplr*tIOn-
cf
taiiaLi,--v:hitr.si teopoon soda, 2 CUP al address. *0104: at. the' 'bltthsoX
tour. Cre11111 hater iittid sugar and and add Christ the piethred iiLs chUdlio3d, with
Well.beaten, egg', . Acta soteit do jngre. the ,thoiming:of ..the , knowledge of the
004 and mIlk alternately. Put '24 of, °rat 'Work ',Ahead, and the endeavor
this mixture in 41 buttered Pan and to later On to *part :gime Of these deep
the remainder 144- 2 tablespoons sreidizatioris _to, ha, followers.
ri.„.ekteK:WceiepOori Otoirei ifid" 14 leasOoext, She Ihteried; ttie Christlan life to leaven
altsPice.' )41X Well :'111.4d pour on top of 'in, bread ft work* with greet iniikOrMit0
the first mixture. *Bake in * moderate there are no;:irliviSions amongst Chris -
Oven of 350 degrees, Ice 'AS desired. tians, *lotto**. Mee color, Make' none.
This is an old-fashioned cake. - The re- She spoke of the wonderful, eentxibu.
Op* came frerti 41C Oortuan family , and tion some foreigners are making to Our
had 'butter the 'size of an egg:* 1 melt- national life and the keen intelligence
slfred that 111Uc11,1,nd found it ifto be 14 of ,rk .great many of. these, -people, wen
cup. 4n old-fashioned leing seemed fit:- WhOill. we are apt to look down a little,
ting 80 1 ued & Caramel Icing 'made by This is out of Place amongst Christians,
Wiling 2 cups brown sugar, cup mIlk, howeVer.She told of a group- of New
-1 teaspoon corn 'SYrUP, I tablespoon Canadians Who were. Mired bow we
ter Until it fern,* a ton bali In „cold could help theta, • The answer Was. "by
water. Lt stand stand until luke-warm, add tieing 'more .00nelderate." Another said:
vanilla and beat ',Until thick. "In God • alone is unity," A committee
ratk9apPointedlo„stiitgulthe likenesses:anton
ath-
Put layer or tseasonett, finely chop-
, ,1-5.- • RT7triiin,"a.
olio priest, a Jewiab. Rabbi and an An -
Ped, cooked..__spi4eirin --as-bakbag---dish wart -blivoric.„.ithe,, thouiffit
which may be brought° to the table. /leant, that they :were going to search
Break an egg for each serving on this.
•-dlf-
seasotLwi,salt and.- pepper and.,coxer. the thi2gs 4n common, pot _for
tit
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tht irritatIOris, and 'WOO* *kW totire
But let*tbat be you aeciet, No
heed to tell them ,all yini.knOw, beeanse
then it May lose its iffeet:
BL.WK HILL CAE
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with grated,chem.-Cook„in, a moderato -
1..eaven keeps on working,:untii the
°Vert ot 325: degrees until the- eggs are;
set and the cheese
wholes leavened, it didn't leave any un -
Milted.
leavened part. hristian, worker - are
,vgEDDING vcouNT -apt: to ito short of the oal. She
-Friend-'--There watrit--,a‘ Very big thought a nes i: standard -of- lifir:-was- -need-
account of 'youx daughter's wedding in ed.' l!Aaterial things lave taken -tt?#
the paper..thii Morning." ' high* a* place in the life solar. Our
Father adly); "NO, ;the big account PoSiessiona are. not our own while others
are in Sore need, She coneliided with
the story. of "Big Bill pavicison," _who
was sent- on- a- commission orgrcat den-
-ger -during- theLwar sand4old.,that_31 must.
be executed "at all cost," He eXecuted
hiS WOrk and tame back to the base, his
plana trashingnear it -r- Trent.- wbith bls,
lifeless.---bodywas•4akene his. bands,:stili
grasping the wheel. He had ,rxectiteds•
hia--.inperior's--Vderg, at . the cost sr his
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life: '
tentions. and Oa of a great love but it
does make a wornan feol old to liave too
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joitiaLtiitgain 1 fp
--flitialli1ORRI1-011)11W-
iwiti+Aso...e.ow04)4whoisst-
-AND SPrittNCks-FEVElt
The rittraber of desserts-Wiiieh require'
li---rintres-S-:,------Crearried----vegetabres .rterl -
(if your family like them), TanY , cla! The North Atlantic ice patrol reports
dren heartily dislike themY, creamed that' iceberga are • later than usual this
avor dishes 'tor super Of-luricho, year in Starting Southward JournU L1ke
reit ct salmonlobster,- shrimps; Irr fact -the, backyard -gardener -they- baVe- &tub
any or the fish, fresh or canned. Seal,,, less been deterred by the snow,spring:
loped-d-Ishes-reguiremilit-and there Aga
, .a
you may use the -sea foods -and-have the Over .40,000 trees were plaitttaste
added satisfaction of increasing the Jed- year on, Boy Scout reforestation,' projects
in Nova Scotia.
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_e_cati be only
combining. Bigness
Economy. . Slyleand-in the
rice Field, it's the
ormetnce • •
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etv arc always two tr.
one fide to a fact. 11
car —weigh
in BIGNESS
es to an opinion, There can only„
you are considering the purchase
s about thc new Tailplane,
a
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, cat tither hisa tire earlier or hassigi treak j the
r�tiortheear1u*e*a ***clean. With eleatoiloariajt tear
hody lima *tad & trot* tnd free tit silt air waits, the
Tortola** 6 h s M Oaglathatt ottietailinati ityk
Pi* 14 tCCOOMIt
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MUMMY, MAY 10th,„1,034
SAFETY
:Ile fits. t requitement of the investor, particularly the
sthall investor, is assured safety; income yield is of lesser
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IMPortanc,e. That is why so. Many hundreds of thou-
sands of Canadians regard rileir savings deposits in this
bank as the best' type of investment., The income may
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not be so attractive as, the promised yield of certain
securities,but it is six= and steady, while the principal
itself is safe and always remaims it full face value.
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MONTREAL
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TOTA,L, ASSETS( -1N- 'EXCESS OE' o -;61i
Goderich Branch: R. C. WHATELPY, Manager
• MODERN, EFFICIENT BANKING SERVICE
tbe 911,tcome. of xx6 Years' Successfule,Operatior's
0, ptpress1ng--theithanko-of411
delegates for the 'hospitality received, for
the use of the church,• the_good dinner
provided and -to all those who had •taken
Part In the *program and to The `retiring.
officers for their faithful work daring
the-palt. -year:
•Iirs "0:- Lawson contributed a very
appropriat,e, Isola very sweetly7 Heard
ile.'aUkAtY.''."
,r+r, Itetta Gifford -Kilburn', for manYi
years a ro,sionary in West China, was
the --second speaker and she told. inanYlf
structlyer-- and hitpiring:,s-things aboutf
he,r arork.„. there -arid the situation. In',
-.the Province of Szechw4n, We,st Chizia,1
there are shtti millions Of people, toll
nJfliOna of *Wont the United gburch
'Canada have t,he responsibility, and'.
there are-siii40-triirly
and Canton, brkilborn said the work!
of the United Church, was like the Bri-
-tith :Empire; iipon,_ it tile _suri_never seta.
China is Wing: a crisisit is either!
Communism or Christ. It adds greatly I
to the Chinch'sdifficultied, but we I
should welcothe difficulties. . In 1913 I
AuditOrs: Mrs. McKenzie, acderleb;
Mrs. Lane,Seaforth. The chroming of
an extbutive" committee was 'left to the
officers.- --
Delegates to ,the brinCh mOting in
June /tie: *Mrs. Erratt, Goshen; Mrs,
McIlwaine,Lucknow; Mrs. Cooke, Hen-
sall;, Mrs. Pi, Thompson,. Londesboro,
=Ontario street church, Clinton. has in-
vited the Pre.sbyterbal for 1936, the tenth
anniversary of the inaugural,
-The-ladies -61 the, Wesley-Wiilis con-
gregation 'provideti
gates, also for the meinbers of the Pres-
bytery, which was meeting in 'the On -
tar' street church on the samo day.
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benthe''''Bay--,--Stitto::Glittilt;;;6016%,
launches trotting and pacing for 1934.
Ten reCeSi worth, _$6,900, already are
earded for the three-day speed carnival
nt the ''COlorfid
• heart . of pre-Itevolutionary Goshen:
-Binh year trotting enthuslasts pang
their :attention on the gay inaugural of
harness racing here, slice it Means the
first starts Of the season for Many colts
destined to write -.history -before-autumn,.
Pour candidates 'for the $40,000 -Hamble-
tonian Stake, being raced August. 15
aoress town at, W. IL Cane's mile-Jrack;
wilt,..iget..-their rst baptism of --fire for
1934 in . June: when. the three-year-old
trot is raced. • ,
- Other hotly -contested' milts will help.
give the harness horse f,raternity its first
intimatidn .thi.s season of how well its
ThOP-efttls will perform whexi1 e
Circuit starts rolling later in June.
With 131 entries already 'assured for the
inaugurarraces here, -Mr. Hairimani pre --
aids the fastest miles and largeit, crowds
at his.dalitoric track So4lte its inception
centubr ago. s' . •
Society, as Well as •sportsdom turned
out en Masse -last-Juno- to -spur its fay-,
°rites on over the shalf-Mile 'ring. This
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oxes-arezreported to -be goigg-eveh-
faster than at this time in 1933.. , Fol-
lowing the 3 -day trots and paces here,
the Bay State Circuit moves on to Chat-
' T.T.Y., Sturbridge, Nfass., Avon,,
Corm:, and Windsor, Conn.
The 10 events already carded for
Goshen arid the entries in each WOW;
open trot, 5; .2:15 trot, 19; 2:25 trot, 15;
3-year-o1d- trot, 12; 2-ye5r-old trot,' 26;
open pace, 6; 2:15. pace, 11; .2:25 -pace,.
15; r3-year-o1d pace, 7, and -s-year-old „
pace, 15.
New; of the Trotters
.01.100.0,600.0
China became_ a ,teputtlia but it is: still7-The
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in a state Ot confOslon,with nu settled New; YorkMay 1 (Specia4
thrill 'Of 'personally bringing home a'
central goVernment. She 'clid not agree.
with -something. r-sitid - sChir, after Weeks or ;months' of, sttting,
up _behilid_rOur_ eons. or fillies_tn - whip
about the Wis-dOna or sillitring-- the -yohrigt
IbliiketliclisitilirCirirrirtlitrdid-rrot-4440A-4140447-4011-A4148,004-sag4F,i,
thework -vitt CanadianswaY -ab
they are taxed, tion -denied --horse IciverS and owners, in
. coMPlain otitr
but In phina Most fields, is What keeps harness ra-ping
.
the people art taxed twentY.flie years
In advance, •
She, sPoke enthusiastically about the
alive rind, of late, hascaused' it to spurt
-forward, ,
Such is the report of the Trottiiiii
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HOLDS
FALSE TE ETH -
ALL, DAY LONG
' rasteeth, a, new, pleasant Poiiirdeit,
keeps teeth firmly set. Deodorizes
breath. No gUmmY,. goOen'in-01
taste or feeling. To talk, eatan
laugh in comfort, and withoUt em-
barrassment, just sprinkle a little
Fasteettf on your plates. Get
.FASTEtTH, 35c. or 60c. size,' to -day
at any good drug store.
Send for free trial size, to Fasteeth„---
Ltd., •64 Wellington W., Toronto..
FASTEETH— MADE IN CANADA
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irt--'0hentna where flan .11111b of, Anlerica, headed, by E.
they have ninety beds; 'with- only five Roland 'arriznan, of Nov/ York,' and -6-
doctors .• The training School for fitirs,es, llnumbering among its members Many of
in..„11311,..hospitaLshe_.Clairatd, was
.-tO none, -e• Some people- -criticised-the
edticationat, and medical ',work' in China
but she said 'evangehatio wOrk"CoUld best
be carried .On in conrieetioh With Medi -
tat and..edneatiOnal work. 'Dr: Itilborn
went to China in 1894, being the .ilrst
medical thisSionarY .Sent to the field, by
spoke otsthe:tnibroves,
'eptury.
Mints lit:that time„:' c
.nOW _
IS illegal, not only siti, but it Is out -of- Ls harness toeing game is not only . •
date, sunfaihionable, it is AO lorEger, done, the sport' of kings:" Dick lieViatilai said.
eximpt in out of the way PlaceS. All the other day." but_ something itt
doors; in China :are now open to Which: every man can go, out, for airtisof
iions.,•litter declared, all tli*t is needidare instead of being tucked CVO.' hri in the
fonds and. worker*. ..4there 13 more tratidstatat, Personally, I like my sports
money spent.in Canada in -cigarettes and firsthand"
than in Missionary *ark, Ole
- Rev C .1i,fa1colm of rotoridville,
brought greetings stroni the iirtsbytery,
whlch was Meeting the tAiXid ay, Itt
the COinse of his remarks he tiated the
cO-operation ot the W.'W/C,-;*Ek itt -the
SIAMmer' -Clump 'project Itt which the L. OOdge,' Le' OVUM. Ity.: Dr, O. M.
Preihyttor, has invested,," r„dWardS. .*ittsbtireh:. David M. took,
11‘. Ooetns dedicated the New tork; L. B. -.Sheppard,' Ranover.•
!new oilicers. to --thor work. Pa, and others all spend a geed' share
, the Clinton, 0,601011 ,Ztarsa$ gaVii very ,Of their tineseeingto it that their
interesting little': exercises and a bible nits 'writes are in loin for th4 owners
tbeirrneltes to take them on a task
. *butte. 'ot flence Was observed breith4ektrig *Pin 11664:At ,ni1 .110k.
'mm�iryvo.tit'sfOlWiorkktitsltin on *li: Sidra, •
during " the year.; ot‘.*` *et,.;Records, et, the 'Tiottiots'Itorae. • Oluir,-
/iftr.twa:. **1st ItietitY4 sttorttcat 'toyer behind harriesS,recing,
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:the, * drowrdng aecMent, rePttitirt itt ahear that the *port Is being prOMOted
Witieli *Mit Petirrie. WO' Of Xtelt. dly ot late by the, feftriation „of 1
Penrthe,tetmOttr,ot 'Vol**, loot his "Ito. geritlenieh dr1ng Olube Whoie Members
Mia. Lang reported for Of 'rotoltititli pLiot .their Oen' trotters agalibit telPist
members and often enter peofetionid
*AO* on the . Wit line tracks.
)theAK'roup belng formed h'v the, esst-
krn
ntiktivest' en.d far we sectots are
the ranking busine:ssleaders and imorts.
Men Of the, emork.., -PonstAntly:
erEttrg-
ed by the addition of such enthusiasts
as young It. J. Vick" Reynoid,s and his
Wife, who botti.train and race -their own
stable of trotters arid' pacers', tbe club
and tile Grand' Circuit, trackli under itS
,general gtridante are looking fOrwird to
. 004. -season' ShiCe th.0-4. Of
Such figures as 14. itartinian, who
train, and races his Arden Iloraestead
Firm harness steppers:, William Ir.
Cana* Jersey City, who **orks Oood
Time Stable trotters:. W. N. Ileynalfle,
WInst°4411‘1,0,, Ifog4n,
ifetiiiIr knight, Ciiic.ago; John
A
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a new
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..trara..-ara aJaavaleira,Asa
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ice Powder
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Perfect For -Every
Skin
complexions ilnd on skins of
,eireilf type, Bouquet Face Powder, a
triumph of hiendine, gives the perfect
oatural effeet now the vogue. You will
delight in this finer powder, whieh stays.,
on for hoUrs„and in its inimitable 'delicate
fragrance.
iiran;lette.-nosh,4);srk &whet
Koeht4r1Aite •
tIPSTICK.4o1e1ilb10 55e
MELBA ROUGE.Natarall.Tohe,. SSe'
Ifyour dealer &nowt supply you,
*Oa OS Smu J*41/00.' '
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Into yin* ,stothsth 'is
psoper ondition you 'an tat trh#
70U like Wttbout haying to ar
after, Mr, M. land*
time ago 1 100014.4ea.in my bettda., .:04ivriittorrivinittesestine:...*'8Ornepoitto'
my
trotditboy som$hits
r,titot tr7 hiAtic