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metes:` Te one .used to the wide Validity of the 'r►l t -Sid " li g► form, ? 'ie !S lila wh�tie�•' Vr veS, ii
«. .. o ,, n, `sees . 0 ,.,.this "T ui a ease iefore thy ad zit"'oi t`hrmeehani+ a ; gi+ x ' flab. • and, prestos ebo 11 eft,
Fe . epe . _ r a • 4oae' 1e8 ad: She c pries a f carg0 plus a1.,
� V :�►.. � ..�.4� .' t in hennaed iii! previiils. �'�� steed. ho ire -fix , � a. �
- , - t ,'.1 u h rseba riding Were the •axleto,, most .as ,man people. .branding in
. . ixxeeke ad a ,wed for 1 , c a. a ,Q �,. , �'
i,000,0141x ti . o as a Seated in the
e ,crarit rneana, of tri4..wip�Uacta �_on,.; the torrid xe , ax e
rb��jy�llbf]� sax .��'j . +�, �
° Y; e U 1 a geed, hum;
, n ,� the- sovereign �f t menta �l_ av
• • , aces. ,To t 1� s2& i citi�t?n .a henc today13 a �►' the 4�Riitp�irt.
T , , ; ..the c ren : BMPire tinter tr oft � by .Dred, hoWeher l it is the ilea* tf
.. .: Ur"� , . • normal, atxno�phQ�e,, to e .. 'pew
,, . that e
cial e a so t. t til
.� .-,n - _ � a o�it ofd the holiday* lie. n:► ,
,. � , � ss e ri ht across � a w . riding to p' ria meat f s he i, � s
A T Lp} i'l rizontta: , me a • g, of the ew Woxlcii •,d .ted r ...
- u ids rra
1 t a e n. re ]1Q .al
n not-. R 1s Ra lee .g a m s o s .. d•
., , Ec . � ; Ant.:1.�- native su�acating e . . rieilee« oiaenl g, � a . o , � # br►Qr. , .l i
. . FQr �x , egret QnYy. how, t ai , „ , ,�
ThePreliminariesof art 1 .am. p tiv ei
Th ,,ver, p tam* 1xl the royal •carriage dra n.ky get in ce .v'ersatiQn with. fe1i w
,: �.>� .ahd- et The ,u paxel. of the men. iti. general, .. n .
1411, a ..irtg to the, ladies 1, Se ansa tt. y rancing. steeds aligned iu 1re inforxtlatisn;
31y xeun bn Aver► the ala ! i er oxd . t . that - Corex P asenge2 s tris .
7 ,_o. nts, n� a h, g'�►. _ , .er hair ,,, � r ,
, .1 x these aa, 2cre t • This is true also w1 en . the o. d Ieavi ; far.
d so . s _, .5.4"4/,tea's `�. dis,esrn hi . , u gleaned that: sa, yne aro . ug ,
catered tQ via shopber _ e p lingi ere tt n by theoh2en alio. Q anneal ..
�, . They •Are the vexy'�lVt at ._? , . A ,o layer, of Lpndola stages his anYt . 1, Blas . 1 the, mecca of , the Miner;
�' koo.
ameiited b , prl,2nes binotliered ;.i cus- lti le ue� tb� . reAson�.. To one alasent . from , r'"*8 •,, . i?n � _.
and ossessed •4f wu p h ,bd.nq 0 T-148 .Yea,.: with r kin t sir ivay name
; , p nes . stave land foxm:.sQ• eon the... others u. a m{o. g >l
sad d h browns snafu t ,. it-,, g nr the ds -hoes,*
tard, :3auct •the, itltiexaxy , l. t, iron also s n .s ,> . _+1 to ,the ?i�utte , e stem, ,.- _ fo he week -end, shier others ,are
. . .. , tragic seemed to beA lief, ambled 'lip. , . .
i`n � riot shades Af; ink and, to at -lo se and fanc free. ? in --
thriigh , flim shape . b di t _,. r, arad also - ► f, o ,n _ seeping the markets of shopp g .
i h is 1 s eon . The 'Writer , was., , standing in ,
here, despite,.the weariness im ?Hake su><e tladt. t ese. , pay T get b ck tot reason for the Lee s• radf14 Blackburn,• Dolton,
Tohe R
ffox o usi- 'sante(); he "lust! ward,' belletrelle juxtePosition to wha be imagine ; «.►::
sed b the ware d st to d t e t- ide . It ..is .su posed that in HuddersAeld, and , Nev�'ea.stle4*
�° � , � �,bu the , , 1 t s It...is pP .
that :was the resit of . tb. _ ,►
un eyed a fed varied tints: 'Who dare gay a ,- s on ., a a : a
nese ,sense is ease.__ �, ¢f , di se b ne (Ta s f bra a?2da e , ne T e old ad. es . _ r aw .y
_ n �• § outsid wli .n it be an.. to move = t . 4 yi o.. S' ... q, g g Ty .
;th xntr .i ed this artie lar the Old Land e e . g ,..
with eotiztes ,�„ ,To e ri a in, d u and: i hrva , rQbUe0,8: i,, :9es► rhes •acids le'Te green,: .
' , „ „ , fo wa entl Hud in iii out of b l? y _
- .. u l -,-� is and the times?"' Since,these r ...xd, t .y . g g m i n
'reye, • unl ess, as. CTs s u a bet? . i was It Part , of the so-alled _ good flow swiftly. the tai speeds
:' " . eV: i rent, seen on ,the way. Looking up, I diseOvered ,,; - !
trained a e, , Ifusiness TXiiu , . , newest: creat...ons are not, old da s-:--t]ie :'driver or the rider alongthe ca . r*tr side .. dines,,'
. , *that the supposed ,rear was the . ' a
'1110-. `w to •the :.rice to s'"are so the shelves' �>f 'Canadian : stores it , • p thelett side f the road in chemical :.ry-0xl�s f�ndustiies every
the ri x p gBugged .let d o. ii .
front. of the mechanical:.•xe,onster' ►,
>* die des as m s e presumed that they are t ether
in their in n u t h e incet might mani ulate his . w e-- o s s bunched o .
(frightening. l p ,i e the olid . aider that' be , g __, p. her h u ,e „ g
r i ideathat at the limited :to .. the feminine clientele , axed that the right side of >r roi 1 xa s : n the wine-
to fu . n s thethat. 'wee ons a defence moi a ad _ , . t y like so many g, .pe . o
,..."(Anatol" ., , he e , he, drivin l? , ..
A, e e .was reap the left, '•�g y
Is af inalienable i'nft y. nue :N, -w' t of s1
ear. o i 1 here . na. "Gay-
h : ., . ., lfec e h 1 the h t1-lookin , i hes s lig►
d t f ul tand e ,_ , ttv ly t- _ n won d 1ne g . as. y , g 12
ct !:'Public Is ust as .adept in meeting a
,..York, ' or Ga . Parse. They, are �•raising sir heads,
deterrent es even'Ordinary-spend,sIt • Y .", " case If the ilght side 'of the road' slate and stone ra sing tb..
the claii� f the left •side of the
is: feelin it ryas wort seam 1 dies erea though .. �; • - ,'. asere i `tine un le
{{�� � ��pressin(Y tb.., ..g',. .. h e .g, � + - •, we�p.fr._ neared.. In latter, case like beasts. of Prey *Abe j
► ►, chi the',right id for;.
• • , rad wh�i s ]i.e"
e i b he locals'-»•,. You may be compelled to. triply , to Q ,�, � _ _.:.... s o a cont n i of black and smoky
s e d al sandli, ed y t. -remembering that most pe .Pee xe this i. a ty.
P �' R g
here o is continent the
, .them ash . e . n �%
•: n e e .tin for. -•the. the - metro olis of the Stars, and , , _ � 'rider ate butrarely with
internal ernes Spending; ► xcp g P ni ht han .ed the driver or x de... wealth puncta _ d ar y
n 1>e , g -_ Claims--OP'-tl1t� :fijgb�t are ackkflldw-..:_._g� • d:'� � . ,. �,
Saxe, essentials � , dsc��"n d►. eVe1u StrYpes, . .- - •• . n _.... uld u. `compelled, ta. dxaavv, ,. :las; . far;ms, 1e>+e isl. Brltaxn. s 'basic
e' quite. it bit W* - e p
. led ed, Ther.. s i e . a l tee . , � •� ;
if not tdeterged,. Here the populixee Dense i['opulaVtron q .., weapon totally across his body -line; roblere, how to feed- her dense
,r h i dti in .h a uation. p
ot is w xe n t at .cl . _ ,.
• u t ti .lite is belt. • : : 'i,`he crowds! Nero in the cine . p , : ' thus � losing precious moments and p lotion• •refry millio�ii s uls in
m, e- t;. n i. s .. iso' there.? t, u, i s g Popu
ai -sex 1s the density f o ulatil>n t t ,er •?
N eons, so rized,•by We ,� . r.-•,• ,where , h 3 o P p ,,, exposing his veil erability.... . Oen- ,lingland, alone, -�or to -brea � � it down,
• t • lac asst s• itself' stores jaxnmed.With Left -slide .] Dime . . 10 leto e r square
and, Se ex nsive on « 1 'Ile* s t . , . ti easel on 'the left. ids there won c . 'five hundred pe. p , e y
s: o r . eciail •'Woolworth's Peo le. in' the Ol world have
. market .six • to • severe d�ellars er sh ape s, exp • _ yp . d be iinme .fate . action 4n bringing mile. She'must expert, she:,.. in.ust
►. dg
: '' . 'th i dre e e of con- 411
answer as .ta the ori in and.
a r o in the :vcdnd4WS w th and o er k n , .d in. C as, n g a 1a a we on. or rotection: And markets for •her industrial. pro-
pA i ► �p d , �' . � . into p y4. Rp . P , . d ...
The writer would suggest, espee, .ducts in order to. import sufficient
all to the equestrian, that he try food to meet. -the' requirements of
this out.
Oh,. no; do not commit her : peoples • Unless 'these twin
act brigandage, but rather aspects of her ecoiiomic life can
an of brigand u
isolate the principle ,pf it and,.he be realized„ the anthem of• austerity
will see. how logical it then was.,
To diose who have' rocking horse
around, . get astride" .them, take
' ,� Juniors ..toy pistol and follow the
rdirections' as If•revealed:• You will
.discover 'the validity and, the virtue
of "keeping to the left." Of course,
civilization, has moved away 'from
L DI EDNES'DAY' 9 to' 6 P.M. this hazard; hence the 'necess'ity
DATLY ,INC • U NG W . A.M.M
M ; f evolving it uniform, system of
SATURDAY ---9 A.M, to 10. P.M. travel regulations. • '
. Tlre. EngUsh Railway
I TMAS WEEK -•DECEMBER ;19 to 24 -DAILY 9 AM. to 10 P.M. -... ~ The. locomotive, punk .in 'size
CHR. S . '
- • when compared with our .'4giants of
the steel," is' getting up . steam in
Waverley" Station, her destination
the Geordie's capital,:' Newcastle -on-
Tyne. Split seconds connt'on these
; railways, for it .is fatal to assume.
"' Yl a :1. , w , ► lx
tiafaction " Guaranteed or Yo it' Mone Cheerful/ I T efu d d
Sa . F. '� . Y •,,� , that the ;timetable will_ . be, `cithexi
..•
�thiur-r Ected: The -s'IVgu�, Be-
y DE IC0H - PRONE 412
'S.07.AE GO R .:
•.. .. , . • ::., . ' . � _; • .. 4�n time or,you w111 be.•left,".:There's
- , that.; "left" . again.
The guard stands on the_ plat-
.
Of the: Step' from thte1? a alights
from ,the train --ho stepping .down
with the .: rrna ,«« the tralinman
awaiting -AO beide. -Wbat a con-
`venien+ce by way et*ri eentraat,.p [}'Th'/e��"
u t • hafiali Q
Are here to' greet . s, the e
the years *closes `and ;;,nothing . mat
`ter$ 'now ---we are all,' •together.,
GQd's providence lia,s .so decreed it,;
We ought to have sling the? Pax..
elegy. The writer's • wire and
Sy
diiugixte1 .ate' instinctively and in-
separably.
n'
se .arably eoustltuentr f this py
Tion-;
ru,r
n
ll A't _' 1a�4s e
a,.
:family. Wh. sr •g ,
In the -realm of the physical there,
'is an- absent' •orae.' 'A milrble•'-cross.
with ap 'ropx ,.t inscription marks
li t
1 •, e
� of A
ao
n e l
earthly' JceS
theU g n ;,
ine.f xli11s 'cemetery'; is. the., earthly
}locale, $e too .came.• .to the Newt
WorldF; here in 'the, realm of the.
,ill remain, ain. Who:
physical • hp will nn• ,
could uestion the triumph' of faith
�l realm
-
ofits assf'rxiolx that inn h the
. the spirit he .was gloriously pre;:
sent at that reunion'.. Our thoughts -
Were of hien. I,am Sure the reader:
this
;will tolerate the inclusion .of; ,.s
w ,.
sentimental coloring.. •
` How • Inest rful and .wonderful
e
making h -family
_ ak t
' t - in e fa
xn
C o y
he re
t.. � a r g
he`vforl'
she basic coiastituetit• :.ort d s
life,asocially, economically and
Aboe all ' religiously. This • unit Or,
entityacnust be ..forever open to the.
invasion of the cleansing Spirit of
the Interna'. If failure results. •here,:
nothing rexns.bis, Many have RArm-
alb and naturally asked the,writer
y
"Was ` there ntual .recognition?"
Of course, both, at Liverpool and'.{4t
Newcastle: In b crowd of `a milloon
will have to ring forth continually, no.'ditixculty would' ,lave been ex
"
'Take up' another notch in your perienced.'in. this, particular. '
belts." Two...eggt pee ' per§on per sere is the Great Central 'Station
week .when : available—not uii:uan-: of Newcastle city, the prized' pos-
e �
teed." Tv :o" ounces of bacon per I session: .of "Geordie." It .was from
person per week.
• Reunion Completed '
Throurgh this rich 'industrialized
region_ the train makes , its way,
stopping only . at strategic centres
and arriving at Newcastle 7.30 p.m.
Here the "family reunion, is cam-
pleted, for • in .addition to sisters
Rose and Margaret together &With
brother Thomas, brothers-Jaines�
and Will together with sister( Eliza-
beth' have - paced the platform for
what must have seemed an eternity.
'The prodigal from the far • country
has returned. Don't, ' dear reader;
-stretch-the,para'bl'e too -far; his re-
turn is all that 'natters.
• The train comes .to �a stop. The
platform 'is 'virtually a 'continuity
this place, the writer took his leave
of the family representative, bro-
ther Thomas, in 1923. mow ,many
pilgrim. feet have found this locale
a vantage point for the excursion to
the New " World ? What , is . it the
poet says? ' '
"There' grows the tree where once
- • the billows rolled, • ' .
Oh, Earth,-wha.t•ehanges bast thou,
sena." , -, .. . -
The ,same . stattor, • from which in
the intervening years thousands of
passengers.have set out for pastures
new. It has withstood sI> ll; ' bomb
and all -the 'lethal•; exerescenees - of
var. '.Yet, «Business as Usual."
• 'Masculine Garb-- '
• The' garb-, of many men-. seems
quite familiar in .design; especially
the' "Geordie;" or the collier. Tweed.
and cloth 'caps in evidence, mufflers
drawn • 'about ' the neck, both, ends.
wed in=u:n artistic bow "where.
a^m
- Ad's: apiple 1.7e -sides. • The pocket.
watch is • very- :much• in evidence,
frena which is suspended a "guard"
-or a 'chain sand" from. which in; many
iiistances • hang medals and a
variety of bejewelled adornments.
What a delight to she writer to note
'-that•notiiiuch elfi;nge1iucP'1Aken
place in ',Geordie's: external- 'appear-
once. -Some- men, bowing- to the
dictates: of economy presided. over
by Lady Nicotine, carry a stubbed
cigarette in their ears, match the
same -as a grocery . c ere.; :places' . a'
pencil in or on his ear when' not 'in
use. Utter extravagance to smoke
a Cigarette through to -ifs extremity
at one . onslaught. One. looks in
vain for cigarette butts Strewn upon
the ground. Here --is an•illustration
of Old Land austerity.
Then , breaking in upon the
horizon of sight, 'a miner with two
greyhounds en leash. He prizes
them almost as much as his own
family Maybe there is to be a }
"meet" on the torn moor, •
Away back at Leeds a test match
in. "ye old ancient game of cricket"
is -going on, the contestants England
and New Zealand. Placards. an-
nounce -the ,fiuctuatrng fortunes of '
the game; everybody. •.seems to be.
ifiterested:- -Were it not' for the
fact that the Englishman • loves .his
sport this austerity would not alone
sear 1115. soul • but almost completely.
destroy it. Ix is his saving grace.
.Geordie's Pride
Before leaving this mdtropolis of --
the Tyne, Geordie's pride and joy,
with , its 'fin. -....business, ;,,.establish
rnents,_ its -heavy._ hndustJesship-
building, smelting works, , its
academies .of education, its palatial
and wondrous statues, let the writer
share with the. reader -the, pride of
place.. Geordie gin es;; to -the - Great
Oentrijl. Station.
It is, rPq� ed that „"Geordie"
invited Itis AiTiericen-born cousin to
view the..grea:t historic sights of the"
industrial ''North. 4rriving at the
station, the apple of Geordie's eye,
the miner asked his Yankee cousin,
How . do you like this Great Central
Station? With ill -concealed . disdain,
and exhibiting the' reaction of a
_mid-Vietoriah''' After- -takink •a :riineh
of snuff, the visitor said,, "Why, my
good man, we have 'fish s1iops " in
America . • bigger• than this." - Poor'
Geordie, completely • •deliatecl, but
nevertheless hiding his thne. Mov-
ing n vay•from the station, the scene
of •Geordie's • disaster,' into the btisi- -
-1ess section • of She city, the tower-,
ing cylindrical- . monument -9s a
ifi,;`J°,A, Mf4i4-ARFA
pur 01 1a ' anand ao''ol S?'
Mother and Dad are holding secret conferences : . . Junior being vert
well behaved .... Christmas •is "definitely on its way.
We think that' this Christmas will be one of the biggest anal Happiest ever.
And to Make it extramerry, we've stacked our shelves to •tlie rafters
fillec'our showcases 'til they're fairly bulging with nationalt"y known brands
of "just what you've always wanted." }
Now the only question is, how to take the hustle and push . . the fatigue F..
and short tempers, out of your annual Yuletide slopping tour. We've •
a suggestion.
•Shopat hone, where you will be' served by frieixds and neighbors .
where you will be'sery d best, because your "salespeople know you..' Shop
at Moine because you save time and money --and stillcan,obtain anything
and everything thatts •available anywhere else. Showat home because you "".
are supporting tine merchants who are supporting YOV .. . through their
interest in better schools better churches ... better public services. ;
And on Christmas Day, let's allgo to church... ':,,rich in the knowledge
that this Christmas, by shopping`righthere, we've contributed to a -better,
"Holiday Season for ourselves—and a better community for all! •
r �r, 2^
fin
ty ontv-45
%'abet+oJC lt1!er.
't, will hold -n 'until -Clivi`
p 3''irtiol
--our Ater
e vbe o ea Vedx���ay 0yiq
O f$
until
e
Christmas and every evening in Christmas week,
EIREEKENRIDGE
HARDWARE - PLUMBING R HEATING
PHONE 135 &ODERICH
morial to Lord Gray, an educe- , and annual meeting , Th the' chureh,
tionist and benefactor of the city,
ipomed before them. Said ,the A.m=
erican, overawed by its majesty
'and. •. yet stillpossessed of .a flicker
of, -disdain, "What
What .might'''' dais pit
Pe?" Like a at. pouncing upon a
mouse, "Oh, 'my good cousin,, ..this
is the vinegar bottle .for, your fish
shop." The rout *as complete'.
Aixsterity was : atoned for by.
Geordie's Waterlog.
Well, extra -curricula duties' call•.
the scribe; -so until next week,
good luck!
BENNLEIt
.ffieers • Elected. -r - The Y•o- `g
Adult Groupheld their fowl Supper
CHRJSTMA-S.,
OPPING HOUR
for the majority of Goder ch Stores.
,.-. 'OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAYS
DUPING DECEMBER,
"baseurent` on, Friday, November ,
18.th.1 After' a bountiful meal the •:
minister, Rev. S...L: Hayward, t4pk"
charge ,of the ' election of oflflcersr
whiclu resulted as follows - Picea "
dent, .*vs. Leonard Fisher;; ist vide.
president,. Mr. Russel "Ker lighen ;
2nd vice-president, Mr. 3olik Dun '
"bar .:secretary -treasurer, Mrs. • Sts.• - '
ley Snyder; conveners-- sup,<1,
Orville ,Blake ;, roup' 2, rs..Ben.
g , group -1; `Straw han ; . ,;- Mrs. Russell
soak.; ; .group 4, ;Mrs.-" Frank
Allan.. 'rhe ,.secretary: read -a, report . 4
�.
the s, and -the, -the 1949 activities,
aneial" report showed' progress.
-About twelve new .iuembere. joined.
the' group in' ,the .year.
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