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when i.he National yearly tax bill of Ill billions is 24.5 per cent of the National yearly income of 8222.- 500,000,000. everyone. from the one- dsy-old baby to the oldest citizen in the land. has a share in the pay- off.-Tax Foundation, Inc., U. S. A. . . . A giant pillar called "The Hand". reaches 30 feet towards the ceiling of a Mexican cave near Monterey. Caves are an unceasing end of wonder to the persons known as "spelunkcrst There are under- ground mountains. subterranean lakes. fairy palaces. beautiful clus- ters of stone grapes. soda straws. etc. . . . Here are some intor- esting specimens of foreigners' English. This from a noted Bel- gian scientist was received by a Chicago Journalist: "I shall get in your city in February from a Dan- ish Maid who had fallen on the sidewalk." "It shames me very hard to think I did face down Just as long as I am!" . . . some years ago a musician in Germany wrote to a New York friend: "Lena has learn-
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A certain man wanted to be a Chaplain during the time Lincoln occupied the White House. The in- dorsement read as follows: Dear Stanton: Appoint this man Chap- lain in the Armyr A. Lincoln. Dear Mr. Lincoln: He is not a preacher. -E. Stanton. Then a few months later Mr. Stanton receiv- ed the following orders from the president: Dear Stanton: He is a preacher now.- A. Lincoln. Dear Mr. Lincoln: But there is no vacan- cy. - E. Stanton. Dear Stanton: Appoint him Chaplain at large. - A. Lincoln. Dear Mr. Lincoln: There is no warrant of law for that. E. M. Stanton. Dear Stanton: App point him, anyhow. - A. Lincoln. Dear Mr. Lincoln: I will not. - E. Stanton. The appointment was never made, but the papers were filed in the War Dept. where they may be seen to this day and remain as evidence of Lincoln's friendship and Stanton's obstinate nerve. The following ingenious sign, displayed last summer by a fruiter in a southern Ontario town. ta not without humor: Peaches - 48 cents a dozen, our choice - 58 cents a dozen, your choice.
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Like thr swallows, the siiork re- turns year after year to the some places to breed and bring up its young. notwithstanding the distance they travel. When one of a pair die, the other finds a mate in short or- der. and thus the same home is kept by successive generations of sturks. much as among men of one ancestral mansion is inhabited by a series of members of the same family. . . . The Rev. H. B. Trisiram tells this story of the watchful care storks take of their young. "I was once camped near an old ruined tower south of Atlas, where a pair of storks had their nest. The four young might often be seen from a distance. surveying the world from their lonely height. but when any of our party hap- pened in stroll near the lower, one of the old storks, invisible before, would instantly put in its appear- ance. and lighting on the nest. put its feet on the heads of the young. holding them down out of sight till the intruder had passed. snapping its bill meanwhile and assuming an air of complete indifference. I rc- fcr you to (Smith's Dect. Bible).
IN MEMORIAM
EMMA E. FRIZZELL
The death occurred at Freetown September 5th, of Miss Emma, 13:, Frlzzell. daughter of the late Mr, and Mrs. Robert Frlzzeli of Nor- horo. The funeral which was largely attended was held on Sept. 7th. Interment in Freetown Cem- etery. Rev. Mr. Britton and Mr, Kennedy conducted the service.
The hymns sung were "what 3 Friend We Have in Jesus". "Safe in the Arms of Jesus" and "The Lord is Mv Shepherd."
The pallbearers were nephews of deceased. Ivan Prirzell. Lloyd Primell. Elmer Gamlbell, Lee Gam- bell. Goulding Reeves and Leslie Reeves. Two brothers and two sis- ters are left to mourn, Mrs. Hugh Oambell. Albany: Mrs. John H. Lohnes. charlottctown; "
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Vice President
Mr. George Graham Crosbie. president of the Newfoundland Margerine Co. Ltd., who has been elected Vice-President of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce ' representing the Province of New- foundland.
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NORTH RIVER SCHOOL
Report for August and Septem- ber. Grade VIII.-1. Mildred Dockers-
New lditer ls Named For lndusI'I;l:lC0Md1l
TORONTO. Oct. I -' W. Arnot Oraick. '10. for 85 133" '3” in z dusteiai Canada. monthly Will- ggg muglllnm tltlrtd SIDE U- H9 was also manner ol the whim!- mg department cf Canadian Man- ufscturers' Association It '1'0I'0ll'0-
He will be succeeded in both Damon; 5, Mr. A.L. Abbott of '1' t , assistant editor of Indul- trial c,a:xaAda. official vubllcltlon 0! th 0. . . :0: so years. Mr. craick has been active in the nnpire Press Union of whose Canada section he cou- tinues to be honorgry secret!!!- treasurar. He was a secretary 01
the second Imperial Press Confer- ence held in Canada in 1920 and at- tended as delegate to the five con- ferences held quinquennlllly M1259 in the United Kingdom and var 3 A
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Grade VII.-1. iidiriain Horne: .3- Howard Msc.Pha .
Grade V.-1. Wellie Dockendorff Grade 111. (A)--1. Willard MIG: Ph ii.
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Grade n.--1. Lois Mscliwm mt: Joan Home. equal: 2- Vim") I-Iounam.
Grade I.-i, Donnie Msclwen.
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is as fresh as the day it was packed when you break the seal on the lid.
This collection of Fur Coats, sent to us from the McCurdy Company, Limited, are each and every one attuned to Fashion 1950. Many styles which means more beauty, more quality and more value for your money. You'l be thrilled with the exciting new features and the superb workmanship. Come in and see the Fur Coats--Come in and choose
Muskrat made from fine Northern Backs featuring new collar treatment and the beautiful four ripple
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Mr. and Mrs. Morris Caseiey and Family wish to express their deep appreciation for the many floral tributes, messages of sympathy and all other acts of kindness shown them during-their recent sad bereavement.
Appreciation
I wish to thank the Doctors, Nurses and Stat! of the P. I. 1. Hospital for their kindness to me during, my Illness. Also the many kind friencn. -vhn sent cards. flow- ers and oh... remembrancea. Thank you. one and all.
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Hudson Seal (dyed Muskrat) made in flattering new styles. Rich skins manipulated with a crafts- man's skill into all the fashion-detailing that you desire in your beloved Fur Coat. Priced from
Persian Lamb. the luxury for with the most won- derful of wearing qualities. ed fur lends itself beautifully to the new four ripple back and the modified shawl collars which
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The rich. tightly curl-
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