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(By Dominion News Service.)

‘DONDON. Jim-e 21-14mm! 0011788 we; present, with Mrs. Lloyd George and their daughter. It I concert 0t the Ci-‘ccietih Ohonl So- clety. The eoclsty is rehearing "Elijah " for tabs il-larlech musical festival and selections from the oratorio as well as Welsh hymns were aim-g.

Congretulatiiu the choir after- wards, Lloyd George said it. was a source of great satisfaction tohlm thnrt the “M6011 festival ‘had been revived. aﬂonding cs it did nn opportunity for singing for the love of music other than competi- t.lve.

The National Eisteddfod was a very admirable form of competi- tion, and ‘he would not for o. mom- en-t depreciate its usefulness; it kept them in the cpl-nit of emula- tion. The Hal-loch festival, how- ever, Itook them a stage further, the rendering of music for its own sake appealing not merely to the smorion but to the intellect.

t He was delighted that Si: Wal- ford Davies was theufeatival con- duowr. He was a great ‘man lead- lng them anorher step in‘ musical culture. '

Wales “was a sea of song; but up now they had only been cruising

around the coast. ‘What they

wanted was to sail out into the great sea—the broad ocean of song.

They should not be satisﬁed with -the ‘little boats, but get into the great li-ner—and Wales could do it. They ‘had got the tempera» nient as well ‘as the training — and you cannot get away from the m training-mod you can-not get awny

frolm tt-he traditions of a people.

Belding-Corticelli Limited

CANADIAN

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How An Actress Was Woed

(By Dominion News Service.) DONDON June 21. —Rcgllw

'We recommend the use of Magic Baking Powder because we know that its ingredients are oi the highest quality. it is guaranteed to be the best and purest baking powder possible I0 PFOdlIW-

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. §atvaiting them ‘Mn. ‘l-lalberllnh sis- , lter, his brolher-in-lsiv,

f Young Canadian Sculptrcsis zit ‘\Y(ll'k.*".\“5§ Alr-rle Foster. graduate of the Ontario (‘ullcgl- 0t‘ Art, zit work rc-iiitidclling statute ovcr flie- fouiilziiii‘ iii (gut-en's Park, 'l‘tiruiit0.

visiting (‘nnndm Dri-xd, Amoricnn

Viscount‘ and Viscnunicss Afraid-stone uri- Viscountiess was forml-rly bliss Iilzirgurrttzi heiress iind bumity of two cou- tint-tits.

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\Vebsler IHa-lberlln. a vmms ‘W’ merchant, w-lhh an income of $70.- 000 a year. is a most persistent man. One evening some mﬂlltlhﬂ ago he dropped in to see theumrusi- (‘ill comedy “Battling Butler. and tvns oittrncteil by n certain yOtlIIK lzidy in the ciiste. lie iimmediwtely purcluisetl the some seat Whwlllhe lind occupied In the fourth ‘row of the stalls for the ‘nemniinder oft-lie run 0i’ ‘the s-how. l-lls persltslen-ﬁe was rewarded in the end when hc

Ena (lalt, ihle young actress who lnul uinde such an impression. lMlss Halt was kind, but did not seem l*llLi'lllvSi'(l$li(‘-_ nnd ‘receiving Ml 0f‘ fer to appear in "Rats." the vaude-

atrc. Mr. ‘Halbeiilln immediately. purchased a seat in the fourth row of the stalls and for the first him- drcd nights never missed a per- formance. He ‘ulsn proposed at definite iuterv-arls. One tmontlih ago his persistence was rewarded; |.\‘liss lGllil, accepted him. | l-leiberlinis devotion ‘has not es~ lcnped the attention 0f the mem-i Ibers of ‘hi-s family, and it is tinder- :Sl(l0(i ‘iliwl every possible means twat; ii-sed to distract him from-the iobject of his ‘infatuation. lProtests ‘and ‘arguments and even threats '\\‘(}‘l‘G in vain‘. Then 2t day or iso largo when th-e bride and bridegroom idrove no ‘the Si. George's ‘Register ‘offices, ‘Prices ‘Row, rhey found

and two [other members oi‘ the family. They hustled the bridegroom away from! the side of Miss Guilt and ‘heldhlm wh-ile they made one final effort to illisiuuiilc lilm from ‘th emnrriage. LAgaiiu they failed, and, looking n. little pale and somewhat nervous, Mr. llclberrlln follmved his bride illlu the iliizgistry Office and in it lfcw moments came out smiling and lhnppy, his persist-once rewarded at n.-i‘l.

-—-—-—<0>~ RAILWAV IMPROVEMENTS TO COST MANY MILLIONS

CHICAGO, Juno 21.——’l‘lic Penn- i sylvnnizi Riiilroiid system bus begun a series of improvements to cost more than $l26,00il,000, according to an announcement made by the road here recently. Work has already begun on im- provcnicnt costing more than two million dollars in the northwest- crn region. which includes most of Illinois, Indiana, Michigan nnd l Ohio.

The largest single improvement will be nt 55th Street, Chicago, where the trucks will he clevnted nt o cont of $616,221. Another cxpcdituro, of $121,379, will be mode just four blocks south, nt 59th Street, where ihc Penn- sylvania shops nre located. Facilit- ies for making heavy repairs to freight curs will be installed in these shops so that (lisnbleil cars bu put on the trucks promptly, in nccortlnncta with the present cam- paign to keep ull equipment in constant service.

Pennsylvania Railroad conl docks at Snndiisky, 0., will have their slip deepened to permit the entrance of large ships nnd allow: continuous [last-tags to other terafts.

A second truck will bc extend- cd froiu_ Webbs to Wiilbriilge, Ohio, with a 125-cnr cnpnclty sld- | lug s! Wcbbs, nt ll. cost of $400,000. ' ‘Fhls improvement will expedite

Duchess of written a sketch Harvey and lilisi-i Beatrice Lillie, and it has been accepted by management of the Little Theatre. lt will be

What of the Welsh

Was it going no live or dtie? Win-i there s0 mnich beauty in the world that they could spare ‘i-he beauties of their mother tongue’!

The hymn tunes they ‘had listen-

ed -io wens exiquisile.

He regamdetl the tune “BrynltyfryiP —c0mposed by John Williams, fzurmer u couple of miles Criccist-li, and about to be Tender- ed at hlis special request —— the obtained an introduction to ‘Mia-s mo“ beautiful in any language‘

language?

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The ivords themselves were o. song, and should gems ‘and pea-rls uftliat kind die out the world would be ill

the poorer.

lBut whatever happened, be fer-

. ‘ti-j h i that tl ‘W lsh 1 - ville ‘revue, transferred to flint the‘ :12: £13,359‘)? the llsngugge Olinfiiiié

home and the altar, and so keepl

the soul of the nation olive. freight

the handling of

from i

Toledo and relieve the Toledo yiird i

from considerable congestion.

At Ft. Wayne, lnd., turntable will be

installed

a 110-foot

replace a 75-foot turntable, which

has become inadequate

large. modern engines. This

cost $68,068.

The announcement says

for the

will that

these improvements are in accord-

ance with the nation-wide

pnlgn being conducted

csm- ,

by the

American Railways Association to

have all rnilwsy equipment

constant service for the expected

traffic this summer, when

present business boom its height.

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Duchess Becomes

Playwright

(By Momlnlon News Service)

LONDON, June 21.—-Constanco, Wcstmlnlster,

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put into

mmcdintely, and

ilghly approved of

duologue was than written, the (lucliess now finds herself-on the strength of hm- ilrst attempt in this dircction—nn accepted auth- or. Morris llnrvey says that, who- over the sketch had been written

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will appear the "Nine 0’Clock Revue."

The duchess, was inspired with the lden after seeing Mr. Harvey nnd Miss Beatrice Lillie in one oi their present sketches-nnd when she might have been, as they play together admirably. She took the ldon ililfiilently to Mr. Harvey, and found that

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by he would have recommended its acceptance, nnd that he thinks that he and Miss Lillie have c! cellent material in it.

TURKEY MUST MAKE FURTH- ER CONCESSIONS BEFORE

1,0 PEACE IS SIGNED

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LAUSANNE June 21.-—’l‘he Ncnr East conference appears to be establishing a record for duration; the ninth week of the second phase opens tomorrow with in’ dlcntlons that the ncgolntions will stretch into another fortnight. The concessions of the Turks with regard to the Ottoman debt are not sufficient to suit the Allies and it is said in Allied circles that lsmet Pasha iiiust coiriply further if he hopes to sign pence at Ila-l’ - anne.

'- REPOTED REDUCTIONS ARE TO BE MADE IN MARITIME ‘FREIGHT RATES

OTTAWA, June 2l.-—lt is tinder.- ,stood in government circles, fol- lowing the Senate's vigorous but reasonable presentation of Marl- time Province grievances generous reductions are to be made in Mari-

barren wastes in unofficial capac- ity. 1 From left to right, standing: Judge, Edmonton; T. L. Cory, Winnipeg, counsel for the defense; inspector Fletcher, R. C. M. l’. Herschel island sitting: F.

interpreter, who will out ut trial. 2. liow tho

taken two ycitrs ngo, when

Lessurd. secretary to Judge Dubuc, and Morning Glory, the uged liidiun

camps out in the north; n picture

"similar at ‘Fort the ‘fliortl.

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How to Remove Easily

l~lere‘s n chance, Miss Freckle-- face, to try s remedy for freckles with the guarantee of a reliable concern that It will not cost you a penny unless it removes the freck- les; while if it does give you ii clear complexion the expense is trifling.

Simply get an ounce of Otliine— double strength—froin any drug- glat nnd a few applications should show you how easy it is to rid your- tai: or one namely freckles and get a ibenutiiul complexion. Rarely is more than one ounce needed for the worst case.

Be sure to ask the drugglst 1'01‘ the doulble strength Othine as this strength ls sold under guarantee 0i

iMr. and Mrs Thomas Siaffori put on between Atlantic ports and mmme“ "n" “Bmbrmmg Vancouver. interested parties clnlni this would put the Maritime

Provinces back on their feet. nnd n fame‘

time freight rates and steamers

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