HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1927-04-21, Page 3Stranger (at gate)—v'Ie, your mother
at lucme?"
Youn Ater--"'Sa !
g y, Do You enIiPose
Pm mottling 'iris yard because the
ghees is long?"
Ndtient (nerva2isly)—"Anib will the
operation lig clan g1rousy doctor?"
Doo, -"Nonsense! You couldn't buy
a dangerous operation or .daa-
la'rs: '
Advertising works the way grass
grows—the betteryour publicity' fel,:
Wiser the less you
need ho' awake
nights to-woary about the ekop.
You might tell her age and live, but and on it the Lord Chancellor, as
you had bettor not tell heti, nluch she Speaker' of the Upper House, sits
weighs. a • quite Comfortably.
_ _ It was first plaited In position 1n the
The main objection to war is that 1E reign of Edward III. In his reign,,the
seldom kills off the right people. ` -Ereo national Indutiries were', the
weaving of woollens and the export of
A eeriain woman we know Can make Yarn. Thais, asa symbol of what wool
a ilnd,lii'ay..S•, but you ought to heasr' uieaut to Britain a sack of wool was
her abuse the hired girl, placed in the House of Lords as'a seat
for the mootimportant officer of the
Dorothy --"But, surely, you didn't r' State.' The' custom has been 'Maiir-
tell him 'straight out that you loved twined over since, with the slight varies,
Mtn?" 'lou of making the sack squat and
Janet/ "Goodnees, iso! Hie simply had 1coverfug'it'with a red cloth.
to squeeze it out of ]fie."
Crattcinxie?CP,',
i �i_ ;vItelt I iasa$� at �aot4,11a,
The heather and the broom,
I think with gentle whitawy.
Of; ( rannniithel, io whom
1`horo-never yfis `L fairer• sight
Tb 00 S ott!slr intaco in bloom.
For;uas"SootIrnd born
As g1.10 was,;scotlunit, bred;
Though; to 0 d slant lend -she canse
To 9iyd whe;t.Sha was 'wed.
No other C01111 try could ,be hams:
To Grandmitloi, she said.
She sang 10 Inti old Gongs about
Clan Cameron's brave men;
Of pibroch sounding tram afar
On mountain and In glen;
OP highland hills. and lakes s"hal loved
And should not eee again.
Some day, it may be, there wi11 some
The chance for me to roam—
View Pyrainic ecthe Tad, Mahal,
Many a famous dome,
Most I thrill at Scottish -braes,
Like Gran.dmitirer come' home.
--Attlee Lawny Gould,
The Lord Cha.ncelloit'S Seat.
In the litei+al sense there ism° "bar"
in the House of Commons; it is but
brass rod let in the iioos•; ,Yet nlost
people imagine it as 0 3011 of waist -
high barrier..
And the "woolsack" in, thwHouse of
Lards --.'most "people would declare it
to be bn( a figure of speech, and there
was "no such thing." Yet there is, It
is a square sack filled with pure wool,
•
A Poona
It'e great to be alive and be
A part of all that's going on;
To live and work and feel and, see1,
Life lived, each day from early dawn;
To rise and with the marring light
Go forth until the hours are late,
Then joyously return at night,
And neat from ironeat toil—it's great.
Insurance, Agent "Would you Iilre
to read Elgmethfnr� 'vitt m. mi
flue atmos -
where?"
Friend ---"Sure."
Insurance Agent—"Here's an ape!.
dent policy',"
The national adnl3nistration in
power, which has little to' do with it,
is allways praised or blamed for good
or bad ,times. That's politics;
Diner (to head waiter) — "By the
way, iidd that fellow who too]' my or-
der leave any family?"
Some women couldn't tell the truth
even In a diary.
Cash Payments.
At this Advice, do not frowns
For it will stand the test;
Jt Wise young man will use cash down
'When feathering his nest.
I admire any man or woman who no•
eepts etre inevitable res'ponsibtlities of
life, and digs in.
Hustlers always seem to'be working
for some fat fellow who sits in a swivel
chair all day long, auloking cigars.
The longest lease in the City of
London, if not in the world, is that
on which two buildings in Bury St.,
St. Mary Axe, have just been gold--
tor
old—for 10,000 years at a yearly rental
of 1200.
For distemper--Mihard's Liniment.
"Money inthe bank is always in
style," states a savings bank adver-
tisement. True, and it is a style that
continually draws interest.
THE ONLY MEDICINE
.BABY HAS HAD
Is What Thousands of .Mothers
Say of Baby's Own Tablets.
Once a. matter has used Baby's Own
Tablet•, for her lads ones. she willil me
nothing else -Experience teaches her
that alae."y are without an equal- for re-
lieving baby of anyot the many minor
ailments wbllch altlict hi"ni at one time
or another. The Tablets never fail to
be of benefit—they cannc•t possibly do
harm as they are guaranteed to be
free from alt injurious drugs.
Concerning Baby's Own Tablets Mrs,
Russell I3i'11, Noswaood, Ont„ saga;— "I
shall always 'have a good word to ere.,
for Baby's Own Tablets, I Have given
them to our baby girl,; In fact the.
are the bnly medicine elle has ever had
and I am proud to say that she took
second prize atour baby, show. She
is eleven months old and weighs 22
petunia. - No mother whose child is
Peevish or- ailing will matte a mistake
in giving Baby's Own Tablets:"
Baby's Own Tablets are sold .by
medicijae dealers or direct by mail at
25 cents a box tram The Dr. W1llianna!
Medicine Co„ Brockville•, Ont.
Equally Now!
, William 13. Munro in the Boston At-
lantic •Monthly; Philip of Macedonia.
was in the habit of boasting, twenty
two hundred years ago, that he could
capture any oily on earth by driving
Into it an ties laden with gold, To -day
there are men who an capture city
halls and State capitols with the same
fricility and in the satno way—except
that it is a "bagman" who now carries
the coin. These bagmen have become
an essential part on our invisible gov-
ernment.
Bettering Burbank.
"How do you put the water in the
watermelons,?" asked • the village wit
of the tai mer.
"Oh, plant the seeds in the spring!"
•
Made only from. hard Westerin, wheats, Purity Floiiir is
rich, in gluten --- the energy giving and body building food.
Purity Flour is best for all your baking and will supply extra
nourishment to the children, in cakes, pies, buns and bread.
Serif' 30c in stamps for ourtOd=h.cipe Pu'ity Floor Cook Book. 265
. waeteiS Canada Fiona Mille : Co. Limited ", y Torpnio, hfonireal Ottsrva Sahli John.
"" Id be in "ever home'
Says meg
Three years of stomach and kidney disorders wrecked
her,health.. Now fully recovered and feeling ,
splendid, site thanks 'rankle
114ine. Eliza'Tillemarre lives at 432
St, . Patrick Street, Ottawa. She is
ruddy and robust, showing no signs of
the dmtreoring ordealshe wenttlu'ouglr
for tree years. "No words can ex-
press what I sufferod," she said re-
cently. "At times'I thought my back
`mast break, and I could not even
'sloop Ever to Set the'(able.
"lily stomach wee just as bad, for
foe 1 t ould 116 there like e lump of
'151 used: to bloat' terribly, and at
rr''limb :'felt r rdl ! catch my r
t i„ . • . l.l�?l 3 y b cath.
�Ter4ou�ness kept me awake half the
s. night, .I tried many remedies and
treatments bat though I spent a smell
fortune on them, nothing seemed t
help rue. , ?
,,` E I only 101slr 1. hn'<< taaken Tarilaa I had my way I'd put Tanlae in every
' When my tlr' 1g sst started for it home i3) Canada... That s hour much
we>la' :y sauld have sa0'ed ole a lot of I think about it.:
e ✓r 4 ing. The W03' my -troubles clic- Don't neglects t eign nature 8 warnings.
take Tan -
f ;magical,lafter Itbuiltnnco lt was anlmademe lacthe
nature�is dwn tonic muio from
n" new woman. Now mykidneys • roots herbs and banks, Yelp dre
g
am free from all' gist has`iU ..I
never bother ino, I reg „gena Lottctgda . Over
;pain and my di caber' is splendid. -If ; 52 million bottles sold. ,
st4rdirsiVn
Blind` Boy Musi
Ian R dr'o Star
oa1d—,:otllerrvise "Ronnie" -'
Matthews, blind'from birth
possessing a. nature/ talent for ren-'
aiO which . has been carefully :nun-..
tur•.ed, has become a'welcome `per-
former at .'special broadcasts,' over
CNRV, the Vancouver, • D.C„ , radio'
Station of itho Canadian National,
Railways, "Ronnie" chose the ;piand
as his instrument of expression and
the fqundation et instruction has,
been Se oarefuily prepared that 'he'
has: already' ,successfully passed two
examinations under, the ahspices of
the London. Academy of Music.
' Seeking for a medium to ade-
quately present the toy's talent to
the world at large; •.G. A. Wright, -
broadcasting manager, evolveda
feature 1cnoWu as Abe radio, train,"
by which an imaginary.train, leaves
CNRV and visite homes of kiddies in
British Columbia, the neighboring
provinces, Yukon,.. Alaska and the
Pacific States, Of .this `train" "Mas.
ter "Ronnie" is "conductor", acting
as announcer and occasionally of-
fering pianoforte selections. The
feature- has • proven so successful
that it has been made a permanent
part of the season's programmes, at
ONRV..
The:photographs show the "train"
crew ready for the broadcast. Prom
left to right: "Doug," the brakeman
(Douglas Flowers, 'assistant radio
inspector); "Mi101e," (Mies I4111110
Fuyarchok, of the _,station 'office
staff), *he Is "pa•sgenger". and also
the directing power for the bell—
e special feature of all Canadian Na •
-
tional Haillayo radio. stations;
"Aunt E±nma," dfredtrees of chil-
dren's programmes -'(Miss •Mabel L.
Tomer) ; "Conductor," ""Ronnie"
Matthews; ; "Cap" Roy, (Roy M.
Brown, broadcasting operator), who
for th,e time' being is the "whistle,"
and G, A. Wright, manager -and chief
announcer, "engineer" of the mythi-
cal "train," the mecbanism•.held in
his hand being the "train" operating
Sle1889.
In the lower photograph of "Rens.
file" himself lie is shown making -art
announcement over the microphone,.
rearltne 'from Braille characters.
Springtime.
Matthew Arnold was the son of the
famous Thomas Arnold, the Head Mas-
ter of Rugby Sehood so neely depicted
in "nom Brown's Sehooldey9." He
himself was for many yearns a. school
Inspeetor, but he was, first acrd foi•e-
most, a great'English poet. The fol-
lowing is from "Iseult's Tale: -
4
They came to where the brushwood
ceased, and day
Peered 'twialt the stems; and the
ground broke away,
In a sloped award, down to a trawling
brook;
And up as high as,where they stood to
look On the brook's farth0r side was clear,
but then
The underwood and trees began again.
Thle open glen was studded thick with
thorn'
Then white with blossom; and you saw
the horns.
Through Iasi year's fern, of the shy
fallow deer
Who come at noon down to the water
mere.
Yeti saw the brigbt.eyed squirrels dart
along
Under the thorns' on the greensward;
and strong
The blackbird whistled- from the
(tingles near,
And the weird Chipping of the wood-
Pcker
Rang lonesomely and sharp; the sky
was fah',
And a fresh breath of spring stirred
everywhere.
Upon the brow -top grew a thorn, and
here
The grass was dry and mossed, and
you saw clear
Across the hli loW; white anemones
Starred the cool turf, and clumps of
primroses
Ravi gout from the dark "underwood be-
hind•--"
No fairer resting -pierce a man could
-end. •
United States Crime' Bill.
Crime, indirectly and directly, costs
the Unit d States approximately
$13000;000;000 a year, :according to
estimates made by ' Mr. Mark 0.
Prentice, ,in the Manufacturers' Re-
cord.
Mr. Prentice is organizer of the
National Oriole Commission, an unof-
ficial body seeking• to determine the
causes of U. S. crime.
He .points out that the yearly'eeo-
noetic losses .dupe to crime in the
United, States exceed the total of the!
European debt to the United States.1
The present. crt[minal._cla.ss In the'
United States, according to _bier, now,
numbers some 23000,000 people.
If gambling,„ vice and violation of
the Peohibiiton laws 'were counted in,
he estimates that they would ,:add
another $5,000,000,000 to the total of
13;;00O,Oo0;000, •`
An acid stomach caused by"indigestion, often
creates rheumatic symptom. Set your stomacls
sight with Soigebs Syrup. Any drug store.
Ottawa to Have Largest_
I,,o'ndon.—The: giant ',carillon which
has "i,1i8 3 18 ; 03 11111s uudeit construc-
tion far iia•., Xlouscs of Parliament at
Ottawa, is uo' finished, and. has been.
shipped- to Cananu,, I am1el LaFevre,:
of thb inclines Cathldl, lr.gave a re
cital upon them at the Cra.,':on works
The carillon is the larges' ;w the
world, -comprising 53 bells u1L-
huge stcl framework. It comineno
rates the '1018 peace,
Or Advertisements.
"I -low mmolt betteroffwe'11 be 11 they
Mit that,' sign on -Vile mail box."
"Whatsign?"
"Post No 01116;"
i_
Water loses weight when the moon
IJ overhead; the water directly under
the moon rises higher; hones the tido
A. man, too, loses weight when the
11 011 is overhead; a 163 -pound man,
weighs One thirty --tyro hundredths of
an 01311.0 less at such -times,
1.111 marts with i linard's Lin!ment,
SPRING IMPURITIES ,
DUE TO POOR BLOOD
A Tonic M dicine a Necessity.at
This Season.
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are an milt
year -roan& tonic for the' blood and
nerves. But they are especially valu-
able in the Spring when the system is
loaded .with impurities as a result of
the indoor life of the .winter months.
There is no other season when the
blood is so much in need of purifying
Col enriching and every dose of these
pills "helps to enrich the blood. In the
spring one feels weak and tired—Dr.
Williams' Pink Plate give strength. In
the spring the appetite is often poor—
Dr, Wilttures' Pink Pins develop the
appetite, tone the stomaoh and aid
weak digestion. " It ds is( the spring
that en:Astons in the blood find an out-
let
utlet in diefiguring pimples, eruptions
and boils—Dr: Willianne bink Pills
clear the Sinn because they no to the
root of the trouble lathe blood, In the
epr]ng, anaemia, rheumatism, indiges-
tien, neuralgia and many other trou-
bles are most persistent because of
poor, weak blood and it is at this time
when all nature takes on new life that
the blood most seriously needs atten-
tion. Some people dose themselves
with purgatives at this season, but
these -lolly further weaken tlleinaelve%
A. purgative merely, gallops thorough
the system, emptying the bowels, but
does not lheilp the blood.- On the other
handy Dr, Williams' Pink Pills enrich
the bicod which reaches _ovary nerve
and every organ in the boy, .bringing
new strength and vigor to weak, easily
tired men, women and children. Try
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills 'this- spring—
tbeywili not disappoint You.
You can get these pills tbroUgh any
modioine dealer or by mall at 50 cents
a box from. The Dr. Williadrrsr•Metlicine
Co Brookville, Ont,
Japanese Sea Quakes Drive
Away Food Fish.
Continued earthquakes in Japan
and the seas surrounding the island
empire have frjghtened away many
of tho_fish depended upon by the Jap-
anese for most of their food supply,
declare exporters on Pacific wast,
who have received cable orders to
rush canned, smoked and pickled' her-
ring, salmon and even whale meat to
the Orient.
Catches of fish by Japansso fleets.
have fallen off tilts winter at an
alarming rate, so much so ,as to cause
the United. States Government to sus-
pect that the herds of fur seals'har-
bored by Uncle • Sam in the Bering
Sea rookeries had something to do
with the scarcity. But scientists be-
lieve it is net fish -eating seals but
great earthquakes -that have- fright-
ened away or killed the great varie-
ties of Japanese fishes.
If. trade is to be vitalized, traders
must advertise. --Lord Mayor of Lon-
don.
NMcntri1 Health.
Mentai health-nrea0a 10030 • than he-
ly ince from mental; diseaee, Prot:,
1-orn from °msanii:y alone does not lin-
p'y that a 'demo00inctital health 18
perfect. The 0100dn of lite. gr w13.:lite
toda-y brings a goad -deal of•,wear
and ,tear Lo oar metital.equipnreut, and
it beltenvec uo tot preserve 1110 health
of our iniiid a's. well.asi the heallili of
4 inonial brealcclowu i5 somethings
acne ouus• want and the hlo5eful thing
is' tbai we can-p1•eVent 11. George 11.,
Pia t grain is that if people, would do'
U e iieriBdblo thing, mental stress Would
ho, greatly Men and women
can do 10,4011 16 protect their mental
health, evelbtliough it, is true that the
.foundatiens tow "s, .sound mind in a
so1Yn3 body are b etst laid during child-
hood
Firs, suggestions are idhe slmplest and
sanest we Iiave seen Inc• it long time:
IF'aoe reality squarely; find ;out your
difficulties and proceed .t1;,1 oonquer
tlusui: No gobd_eler came frons, deny-
ii1.g o tr.ylug to 'eycap',e . unpleasant
1015110 or a'eislponsability.
Learn . ito tltlink with your intelli-
gence, not', with your'emrotione.
A married woman ellacaiid not give
up all elute (1.0 Interests when the dist
balby comes. They' shauid .leerop up
their anmsi1c; os painting or'athlettce,
church societies. and bridge clubs. The
g1rY
.who 'dropg her friends after mar-
riage wuL live to be sorry;; keep the
friends who Siee in. town and Cerise;
pend resrularly if. not oftelit with pour
distant friends'
Talpe ass' energetic attitude , abOnt
worry: Find out definitely, wham is wor
rying you—then snake an limiest ef-
fort to remove the cause.
Avoid exoessive daydreaming. Wisalio
lag never yet pre'ved a good substitute
for doing: A'busy lffe,le the heat anti-
dote for day -dreaming.
'Garnets in Canada.
The garnet is. usually looked upon as
a precious stone but the quantity ueed
ars gems, Is vary email in comparison,
with that used for abrasive purposes,
a000rdtng,to the Department of Mines,
at Ottawa. There are several deposits
of abrasive garnet to Canada, In On-
tario, a good type of garnet' Is being
produceel from a riot vein near Ban-
croft, and -„promising deposit of larger
extent but lower garnet content at
Parry Sound has been well prospected
and will probably be an economic pro-
duoer. 'Near Sudbury; thet'e le another
Promising exposure„ hbout fifty feet
wide and traceable for a considerable
distance. At Chegoggin Point, near
Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, a 35 -foot dilce
with a garnet content of approximately
40 per cent outcrops on the sea shore
and has been traced Inland for several
miles. Alt the above deposits are near
rail or water transportation and should
be of oommoroial' importance. Several
other deposits are known that are
both rich, and suitable for -abrasive
purposes, but they are at .present re-
mote ,from transportation facilities,
come Sack.
Tramp (after receiving food) —
"Tlraarlt you, ma'am. Is there anythurig
I can do in. return?"
Housewife—"Don't."
Going fishing—take Minard's Liniment,
One of the bells Still In use in Hails -
ham Parish' Church, Sussex, dates
back to 1198. The curfew has' been
rung at this church every night for
over 700 years.
!0d -
i,
foe
REIS ROSS O ;NG O i the'
-tea, •tea .yoga ,can bu. yf'•---icket when only; ;
three clays old--juicy,,,flavor-r=ailed. leaves,
Now packed iia Ale inge 4,7
A Strong Tie. ' Classified Advertisement's...
Auckland- Weekly Nowa; When We FRENCH SELF-TAUGHT,
peak today of the, TCiv;g g realm , the
Ring's P tu7.'tdosm stw+La sysrt7ar xviui Dr ytesD,
g's writ, the highway,' we wltlt aF`o4aaolotlna oc o,crr trord, ; na7ect
mean our common heritage of ' ower t`owisdoe: or the language In tam rcontns: c m -
p to al th ed,. Gan; abrtdact genet cd , 'Ge: Pont
and 1ay-and Ilberty." His .Majesty., is weld• R'prlaa sunacriuuon neraar roe i„,r.o: nor
one with' his people; they are one with 81x6, , Daft. . '""41'i...,
aaefp oClrer as they gather about him; xmnnn rrSrox nrxas,.atntcn u1.n...cauH
and •theme is nothing in Ikie,.wdde world now: at w 1,r5 crundars wither. r4trmdlda,
5'u "paolanze do.Sorin Ilne90 Cud- Tr Strout
ra.
that can eau withstand Uar'ESril!1c�6 8.n,'pirapiR1e Yard Platen Rwg, Compeer. 82..131 Vont Strout west,
ao bound together, "•With free, glad Toronto., •
loyalty.
Miiiard's Liniment soothes tired feet.
"Marriage with the right man or
woman is. a 'harbor in the `tempest;
with the wrong one a tempest in the
harbor,” sail DE Bernard' Hollander
irr •a recent.. epeech,
Without
Medical
Examination
Select Male Risks; ages 15
to 45 may obtain insur-
ance up to $2500 without
Medical Examination.
Specimen Rates
for $2500
Age Rale •"
20 $38.75
25 .__. 44.90
30 ,_.., 53.25
35 65.40
40 13.75
Ile 18k coupon lock,
EXCELSIOR LIFE INSURANCE Co.,
Excelsior Life Building, Toronto
Please lend me particulars
of your IDEAL Policy
Nome
Address
Pried' rils
cram creamy
-later
Best foryou and Baby zcool rr
` ( 8:1.,l 4o,,U,.4,J,Mln,Morl",1
'lt'ou see it everywhere—the
pearly gray enameled ware
that spells long. service and
real, old-fashioned satisfactiott.
This splendid kitchen ware,
SNIP "Pearl Enameled Ware;
`.- defies wear and tear and its
surface, like all SMP Enameled
"Iviare, is so china -smooth and
dean it harbors no taints or
impurities.
You need no steel wool or special
cleansers to keep SAIP L'eari Were
sparkling clean. Soap and hot, water
do the trick in . a')iiiy. Made in
everynew handy et5m a and size
by an old establiaired'Canadian in-.
•aaa SHEET.METAL Pnoot rs Co, oxxa CoA'
• h(ONTIdL'AS 70200.10 W'N011"50
rreMQ.3TQN VA000t1VEi cm.caur„
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ad ° aid Fled
All that the name
implies. Prom
healthy, free
Tanpe parent
flocks, Bred to lay. S. C. W.Legborna
and Barred Plymouth Rocks from
nationally known strains: Get more
poultry profits from these healthy,
vigorous, Smith Hatched Chicks,
Write for circular FREE
ONTARIO $UI,ILE'r1'1Y 1S"f'TCH Y
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Circular. W111tans Pletech; etrnttord. AG,-
WLaebaereghyaotwil
odrnesOt,tepBr uuaB-ndb-BreCiWrdet,d Bk
beahoWfbnrdarieChis
BarrodPlyRocke,
vigorous, Smith Hatched.
Send for circular andpirro,
usomm.erry 11.A.TC21EII5y
4'4 Cofbarne 5t., Hatantford,omens
ffit ng ps
13et•.e's the secret of giving lingerie,
atoekinga, etc., the most goigeoue timfn.
A11 tints,era•really colors'.. So use `ora
dyes. Get an envelope of the (banal
dye powder at any drugstore, tor fif-
teen genie- Do year own diluting,
which saves money and gives you the
exact abrade you want.
Diamond dyes do perfectly beautiful
tinting—in cold water, A dip, and it's
done; Anal true dyes don't streak!
Dye -tinting doesn't leak weak, however
delicate a tong you use; nor does it
wash out unevenly. When you want
the tint to 'be permanent, just arse boil-
ing water instead of cold!
I Regular dyeing of all dress materials,
drapes, etc„ just as eaey. Ask drug-
gist
ruggist for color cards and suggestions.
Or, a wealth of ideas In full calots, in
new book, C•olor Craft, free and post-
paid; write DTAMOND DYES, Dept.
N80, Windeor, Ontario.
--.01
ond Dyes
D. p Ps� Z47� " Boiev i'o-OYE
Spring Time is
CELERY KING Time
'Brew a cup of this fine oldvegetable tonic.
1h ie all the spring medicine you need.
It drives out winter's poisons, improves
the appetite and makes you feel better
right away. CELERY KING is good for
the whole family. At druggists, 300 & 60c,
KEEP YOUR SCALP
Clean and Healthy
WITH C T CW A
High School Boards and Boards of Education '
Arc authorized by lave to establish
INDUS'IKiAL, 'i'EC%NICAL AND
ART SCHOOLS
With the approval of the Mlnlater of gducatlon.
DAY AND EVENING CLASSES
may he conducted in accordance with the regulations issued by
the Department of Education..
THCORETICAL AND PRACTICAL INSTRUCTION .
Is given In various trades. Tho echoole and classes are under the
direction of AN ADVISORY COMMITTEE.'
Application far attendance should be made to the Principal of the
school
cOMlYERCIAL SUBJECTS, MANUAL TRAINING, HOUSEHOLD
SCIENCE AND AGRICULTURE AND HORTICULTURE are provided
for in the Courses of Study in Public, Separate, Continuation and High
Schools, Collegiate Institutes, Vocational Schools and Departments.
Copies Of the Regulations: issued by'the Minister of Education may be
obtained from the Deputy Minister. Parliament Buildings, Toronto.
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