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& Dfﬂbn was poot-launnin z the time this poem was written; hot the poem was written in the regular routine of his duties for a banquet celebrating the lmmversary day of the patron mint of the or- gan. Thrhismry of the saint u shrouded in n. mist o! fable and lqend. 31w lived at Home in the locond centmy All. and took a. r0111 o; (oiwllay which was broken by her father's nuwrylig her to a young 1111111 of noble birth. However, she confided her secret to the young 1111111, and he aiumg with his 1mg m- ' lnxame Christians. 11191;; 1 acts of charity and love were 01m cut ‘short by the ruling I-iinpvrt-r an 1111s time who sentenced 1i 11 1c .1.~.111.. S1. C:- c9113, 111.15 brnl-gli: bu. 1 tie cruel Emperor a11:lcu11tl¢111111.~.i to (ue. Hare truth devlales 111w legend for, wounding to s1 pflplllﬂl‘ artannut, aha was burned 1n the Bnperolﬁs b11011 tub for two hours, but like D was Ullhdrmrd by the fire winch she “'21s taken to the and beheaded. Once again 1.'_..1d ha; It that the executioner labored for two hours before he was succ- uaful in severing her head from her body. After her death she WM- minted and became the stappoeod Invontrcss of '11s omen. having had considerable 11111; .11 nhllllf}. It was mid t-bnt one (in n5 she played 0X1 the “weal frame‘ an 11113111 appear- od mlsraking 1.11s sweet 11111410 for that played In Ilenvcn. Thus ever since, Si. Ceceilzrs (lay. N01‘. 92 is celebrated 11v SMITH and music. Twice in (.15 11';- nme did Dry- den compose pmug: fur r1115 cele- bmtlon, (mce 1n 11387 and once in i697, the 1i1.<= on this occnsinn “Alexanderis W115i" The of "Alexander's Few on the power o! m . n its vary- ing ntmins 11nd Ill'.\')('L§. The beach- er should read 1111s poem, if pos- eible, m the clrvsx and compare ft with "The Song for ‘ Cecelia.” Dryden, r1l1v11j1< a p.11 fiber and gohobx, was “ell acquuined with I111 olaesirral idea: of the orizln of ﬂung»; T1115 irjluence is seen in the first two lines of the poem:

1‘ From Harmony, from heavenly i Harmony f m; universal frame began.

I

Where he gives us, in his poetic hanruage, the (livery of bhe- Greek Thinlurr, Pythagoras, who believed and taught that at 011a time this earth vzus a m. of atoms which “we "jarrinu" m" opposini one an- dlmer. Bu! Iiarmony, Ln he sense d _ nut-ion, lniee-rvmled and Mona 1e opp-mung atoms togeth- er t1 Cfﬁfttlrlg lite world. Aflﬂln. l. lttle later he refers to the theory qf another Greek phlloso her, An- pedue/le: who taught. t-ha world 1s

d of frmr rdemenbc, namely: 1r, fire and water.

It l; not Ivl’ a. moment to be 5111’!- pneqd that. Dryden believed ehher of the theories to Win11. lu- refers. What he is rlruarlly interested in L; shawing Mat nulsir: has power. mystical and mane. so that ewn caeubim itsc-‘f cannot disobey the anabolic IJOWEF of it.

His iihzstratelt this power in verseg three and four where the meter is such as in imitate the var-

i '-Iru1ne11t.s in ques- whzlc ascvihiuz the vo!i11 and

praclnhns the superior mlmlC of the organ. Even mphcus, the musician nf tho ends. could not. draw with su ‘vi 1110!: ' s fr-vru his IvrefThe brim‘. nf H113 lyre is 1111- ferred M in verse two of the pom-n". In the lmes:

CANADIAN HISTORY

A. lifncDon- . (lei. 20, Pro- .1.c cent oi gov-

. , Termination of the Reciprocity Treaty by the United 5.1 is lvlay 31, Raid of Feniuns . ‘- United Slltes were deflaucd 1.111111’ 21 and rc- ihr- lmrtler (J1me 3.1 lnrvlllill (ll ' "tan ll-gz-lni1nre, Nov. 1'1, Procuinutuou nf me union of Vancouver Island Ilvlth British Cni- umbiu. ‘ 186'] ~I‘.f."1r. 20. Rvfnl '\‘~ l1 Nﬂrt AXIIFIIVR 1.1- At‘. (‘H1119 into 11.1.1111 c1 1111- pzoarz11ccs of Nmvl S1111‘. 11nd

Aug. 7, ‘mllcau-J. aid Palm. 11 1 clamnruu. i ernment 11' U 1866 — MA.

ent giv-

q J-ily 31. “The A t . .:'.l1o1"12/.=d the n in‘ the Dcnunion of the ' 'l‘(1"."11(;1".11s. ".1, Arc providing for .1 .21 tne Noitilrir-st 10v lil, Dvﬁfl of sur- to 111v (2111111-11 of 11111 l-Iud- 501.1. 11.1"," (‘:11:.g1..11,\'.-. tr-rzilmznl rights in (1.11 N1l|"11‘.1'.'.ai_ Oulmeftk oi the Rul River 1111110111011 uurlcr Riel lli70---i1fny l2, Act In eslltbllsh the inmvalncv of lifiuiitobn. Julv i5. Northxvvi-t 'I't.’l’l‘ll(7l'l('5 trausfcrrcd to the I)o111l11.v11 11nd MKHIIIOIIR ad- mitted tn (l111lcdvra1i0n. Aug. 24. W0lsc1ey‘s l~XD(.‘(|lll0ll rear-her! Fnri Garry (Winnipeg); end of the mbelll

an.

1871—-Apr. 2, First, Dnmlnlfvn Oenlus (populations of lhlS and luweedtng mumernilnns glvrn on p.70). Apr.14, Act establishing unllonn currency in the Domin- ion. May 8. T‘1"P.'1'._'.- of Washington, dealing with questions outstand- ing between the United Kzngrlom Ind ﬂu United State: July 20, British Columbia entered Confed- eratlon.

1M3~May 28. Act establishin-Q the Northwest Mounted Police.

July I Prince Edward Island en-

ilemd Confederatln. Nov. B, In- corporation of Winnipeg. 1374.. May, ontnrlo Agricultural Collew. Guelph, opened. l8'l5—Apr. 8, ‘rhe Northwest ‘Per- rltories Act established a Lieuten- "lnt-Governcr and a Northwest Ferrltorlres Council. April-MW. ﬁtting of first contract and com- "icncemnni of work upon the CM- nlau Pacific railway as e Gov-

SH

Song of St. Cecelia’: Day

1,95; mm g god he thmllht there could not d“? - wnnm the hollow or that well

It seems, according to mytholoqy. that one (lay lvlercury (Hermes as he was known no the Greeks; was wandering around Lhe hills Qf A!‘- cndi; when he fomid l wriwi- H6 lulled it, reanovcd the shell. I184! halos in it and drew seven 8101415 of linen across the shell thus mak- ing lite lyre. some authorities claim that there were nine chords in 1101101- uf the nine muses Mercury

live the lyre to Ap0ll0 and received rem 111m the Caduceus, which was a staff around which two snakes “ere twlnctl. Appnilo in turn gave the lyre u. hi; son. Orpheus and tctuglu 111111 in play ll.

In lll(? Lands of Olpheus the 1W8 gave form music so sweet that tree‘, and streams rwpllﬂl W listen 10 his music; indeed so clever was he with the lyre that even wild beast; forgot. to be wild and fol- lowed him wlvurevcr he went. One of the mtvt pepulai‘ swrlvs in Myth- ology 1| the one tellmg how, by mg pmwr of his music he caused

lve him

for

not. acquainted with it. Eury- dice one day wag strolling in the hills and fields with he!‘ servants when she attracted the at-wmlon of a. mepherd named Aristaeue, who was struck by he r beauty Mil Mall! advances to for. She fled, and in (lolng so, stepped 011 a. poisonous snake which bit her causing her (loath. (Wllllﬂlﬂ resolved to Jo in person to the underworld an res- cue hc-r. After a journey involving ﬂ great many perik, he arrived at the throne of Pluto. god of the underworld. and pleaded. accom-

panied by the mllclc from the lyre. re

for the return of his ivlfe. Pluto ‘was so touched that he consented to m. Eurydioc reiurn to the earth providing Orpheus would not look behind him until he ieached the outer uprld. Orpheus forgot the promise, and on turning beheld his wife disappear Orpheus endeavr/r- ed to follow her but in vain. He was ever after inslmslble no the wiles of women. The ‘Ilirnolnn maid- ens tried wry hard to capture him but he remained IHSCDEJIIIS in Ilheir wooing 11111.11 one day. crazed with wine, they killed him and threw his body and the lvre info the river I-Icbrus. Themuaes however. look his body. buried l1 and placed the lyre amrmg the stars.

Drvrlen, in keeping with his lop- ic, compares the music of the or- gan with that of iha Ivre of 0r- pheus and maintains ilwre is no comparison: fm" if Orpheus had power to tame wild beasts with his music. the orcnn had greater pow- er in that it was able to draw the anqels out. of Heaven.

The poem concludes. 11.; M, were. with (he power of thunder, When hhe world dissolves in the last day, h shall be at the command of har- mony uPlch in the beginning was "respcnsllale for the foamalfion of the world.

“And music trail mrlum the

‘h...

This admirable finish romnds one verv forclhlv of ihe selec- ilcn from tl1= "Tcmnesf," aiven on page 358 of The Canada Book IV.

N('YIT-—Th.in is k1 no way 1m nt- iempt to evaluate 0r comment on the potem: but is rnthcr a crude effort in exnlnin some of i-hvfcr- enccs found in the poem. rlttm and prcnared bv Ralph Maclean, Prince Street. Schcol.

FROM 1834 T0 1940

ernment or! work upon the Canad- iun Ilar-ific raillway as a. Govern- ment 1111c; work commenced at FY11‘! ‘William. June 15, Formation of the Presbyierian Church in Canada.

lave-Juno l. Opening‘ of the Royal Military College at King- slim. June 5, ﬁrst sitting of the tjrllllTlllf‘. Court of Caandn. July 3. Opuuug of the Imercolunial R4111- uav from Quebec to Halifax Branch of Lwval University‘ estab- lished at Montreal.

law-June 20, Great ﬁre at Saint John, N. B. October, First cxportallon of wheat. from Mani- tcba to the United Kingdom. l-‘oruuilng ‘of ll1<= University of Iifmuiolla

lliTll-wlllll.’ 1, Canada. joined the Inn 111111111111 Postal Union.

1h Afuv 15_ Adoption of a pro- . 11w; turllf ("The National PO1-

.-Ilo_val Cmadlan Academy mundrd; first meeting and

.. (;11._1\fu1' 6, Mny 11, S11". A. T. (1.11! appointed first Canari- i.111 High Conuu‘ siuncr 111 1011:1011. Sept. 1, All Bru:sl1 Newfoundland and its dependencies annexed w 01111111111. by Imperial Order in Coun- cil of J 1y 31. Oct. 21. Signing 0f 111t- cmurnct w1tl1 the present Can- adian Pzicific ltuilwtly C0. for the coumluiion of the Cnnadinn Pacific Itmhvnv.

11:81 -Apr. 4 Second Dominion Con: .. Muv 2. First sod of, the Canadian Pacific Railway a4 a compmvv 1.11:1 turned. CANADAIAN HISTORY . .

‘Him-Marv 8. Provisional Dis-

oi‘ Asslullmia. Snskauhewan, Allirlbas-ka, and Alberta formed. May 25. F1151 nmoting 0f the Royal society of Canada. Aug 23, Re- gina BSNIDIISIIGKI as seat of govern- ment of the Northwest Tk-rriiorlea. liUlfl~Bept_ 5, Formation of the Mchorlist, Church in Canada; un- ited conﬂuence.

l88vl---lif.1_v 24, Sir Charles Tup- per, 1111111 Ccmmlsslouer 111 Lon- don, A1111. ll. Order in Council settling the bouuzlzlrj,‘ of Oniarlo and liiamilnha.

IBIIiW-Mar. 26, Oulbrcak of Rlelks second rt-lxillrcn in the Northwest. Apr. 24.. kiugznzumcnt at Cut. Knife May i2. Taking n1 Batoche. Mav l6, surrender of Riel. Arlg. 24. First census of the Northwest- Tbrrltnries. Nov '1. Iiast spike of Cnuudiau Pacific Ralwuy mam 1111c driven at Crnlucllachie. Nov. ltl, Ex- ecution of Riel.

lilac-Apr. (l. Incorporation of Vancouver. June 7. Archbishop Tnschcrcnu of Quebec mndc f11s.t Canadian Cardinal, June 13. v.11.- couver destroyed by firr. J11111~ 2%. First through train of i110 0.111.111- 11m Pacific Railway left Montreal

Resolutions on publ

passed by the Assembly of Lower with the United States, Sept. 8, Incorporation of MncNtib-lvlorin Minisugv, seigneur- ial tenure in Inwer Canada abol- lshed. secularization of the clergy PCSEFVGS.

1B65.—J1m. 1, Incorporation of ottawtt prairie to St. Johns, Que. Victoria Administration at Cobourg (af- file Niagara Apr. 17, Canada Charlottetown. Ocl; 1n Lower mcnt moved to Toronto. 1856-7112 Iiegislalllve Council of anada. made ng of the

for Port Moody. July 31. First quinquenniul census of Manitoba

1887. - Interprovinclal Confer- ence n.1, Quebec. Apr i. First Ccl- onial Conference in London,

INC-Feb. 15. 518111118 0f Fish- ery Treaty between United King- dom and United States at Wash- ington, August, Rejection of the Fishery ‘Treaty by United states Senate.

l890.-Mar. 81, The Manitoba Act nbollshed separate schools,

INL- Apr. 5, ‘Third Dominion Company.

Census. June I, Death o! Sir John A. MacDonald

1892. -— Feb. 29.

Treaty, providing for arbitration of the Provincial Government; Fisheries form rate of pﬂstage

the Bering Sea. Seal question. July 22. Boundary C011- vention between Canada and me United States.

1B9;1—~Ap1'. i. First sitting-of the bccanm the Bering Sea Arbitration Court. Dec. Hindu-Morin Administration. of Ru- sponnble Government Anglican Prince Edtrnrd Island. -Upper Canada, 952,004; Lower New Brunswick,

18, Archlbishop Machray, port's Land, elected first Primate of all Canada

Milk-June 28. second Colonial Conference at Ottawa. Dec. Death of Sir John Thompson Windsor Castle.

1895.—-Sept. Bault Stem. Marie Canal.

Information taken from the Canada Year Book 1930,

133 31. T e Nixiety-‘Iiwo lo grievances

Cn11ada. Mar. ‘romnto. Population of Upper Can- adn, 821.145; of New Brunswick, 119.457; 8.356.

1836-¢711ly 31, Opening of the first railway in Canada. from La-

Unlversiiy opened wruurds moved to Toronto).

IBM-Report of the Commissioners. Rebellion Canada (Papineau) and Upper

Canada (W. L, MacKenzie). Nov. C 23. Gas lighting first used 1n Mont- l a1 cuo l0. Constitution of A- Lower Canada suspended and spe- Oct.

iaéa-m .

1847—May 70. shwwood-Papln- eau Administration. Nov. 25, Moni-

real-Lachine Railway lMB-Mar. l1.

Llfon

ned. na-Bald-

win Administration. May 30, Fred-

ericton incorporated. at. Lawrence

Canals opened to navigation. ' lull-Apr. 25, Slgnlnx of the Re-

bellion Lusses

Ac t ;

rioting in

Montreal and burning of the Par- liament Buildings. Nov, l4, Toronto

made the capital. Vancouver Is- nted to the Hudson's Bay

5,391

185l-—Apr. (I Washington postal system from the British to

Populati

Apr. 28, Postage

A115: 2, Incorporation of college, Toronto. sept. 2'1, Quebec capital.

Canada, 690,261; l2, 193.000; Noxn scotia, 276,854.

at 1852-July ll, Great fire at Mont- real, Dec. 8. Laval University,

l0, Opening of new Quebec, opened.

Railway chartered.

llffiik-Opeiung oi’ Grand ‘trunk Railway from Montreal to Port-

land.

Transfer

CPL. WIBLH 6. I08! on of Assinibola

of the

death In the 1mm

son of Mr. and Mn. Charles

an“ Rosa o! Mat

ln troduced. stamps issued. ‘Prinity

9f Wheetlay River. IHEJ. n: gwendllry lmnh.

0W m know}. 1.. Prince ranted to u,

opulation

Grand Trunk

rational Church at Iyde Park. H; lg purvlved l!

two bniflhm,

erberl, l4,

lsﬁfr-Juno ll, Reciprocity ‘frosty

bridge

cial (xiuncil created. Mar. 30, The Tﬁml!

Earl of Dtuham,

Governor-in- T011711 I.

Chief. Apr. 2'7, Martial law re- 6.69 - NWT-Nov. 26, J.

yoked. June 28, Amnesiy to po- litical prisoners proclaimed. Nov. 1, 10rd Durham, censured by Brit- ish Parliament, resigned. lation - Upper Canada Assiniboia, 3,9662 Nova scotia, 202,- 5'15.

Cartier Admlnistr Ottawa (B

Popu- Victoria as future 3311.442; ada-

Jan. ll.

elect

1858 - February

gold 1n Fr

INC-Feb. 11, Lord Durham's l. Introduction of

report submitted to Parliament. John Strachan l9, Charles Poulett

ads a; Governor-in -Chief.

1840-4111;: 2s, Passing of the Act bu» couver Island IMl-Feb. 1o, Union of the two ﬁnd-WM Bnv 1859- January, ada, with Kingston as cappical. “Nudge issued. se ment moved to Quebec.

llltlfi-Ailg, 3, The the Wales (King Edward 19_ at Quebec. sept 1 pop“- corner-stone of 455,663; Buildings Prince of W 0g College, Cha

of Union. provinces as the Province of Can-

Feb. 13, Draper-Ogden Admin- istwatl0n_ Apr. 10, Halifax incor- porated. June 18. Meeting or first United Parliament. Sept. Death of Lord sydenham. lation of Upper Canada, of P. E. I , 47,042. 1M2-- Mai. l0, Opening Queen's University, Kingston. Aug. 9, The Ashburwn Treat-ya Sept. Baldwi tion. lii43-—J'une 4, Victoria, B. founded. Dec. 12, Administration. Kingﬂs (now Uni- versity) College, Toronto, opened. IDA-May‘ 10, Capital moved from Kingston to Montreal. Knox College, Toronto, founded. Iation of Dower Canada, 697,084. HHS-May 28 and June 2B. Great

ordained first D0149"

Anglican Bishop of Toronto. Oct. Cimllllﬂllv ﬂmmpson “T53 "1955 (Lord Syderfham) arrived in can- J- A. M A113’. 20, established. cqntml of van. surrendered by the

cimal currency. Aug, z, Brown.

Admlhistr n of the

Flge sent. Aug. 6, Cartier-

acDonnld Colony of

COIYI

at Otutwa by

1861, —-A1lg. l4.

n - Lafontalne Admlnlstra- 11m AHEllCB-fl

Population- 6,, 566: Lower C Draper-Vigor Brunswick. 252,047; 330.857; Prince Edward Island, 5Q-

M, Sandfield Mac-

357. IBGZ-May Donald -_- Popll- Aug. 2, Victoria, B. C, pointed. 1883-

flres at Quebec. Franklin started on Dorian

his last Arctic expedition.

fwd-May 18. Kingston incor- porated. June l6, Oregon Bound- ary Treaty J1me l8, Pitplnenu Administration. telegraph. operated by the Tor- onto. Hamilton, and Niagara Elec- trio-Magnetic Telegraph Co‘, open- e .

1.71:1: three natural physical divisions arcz- . 2. The watershed of lhe nwuntalus lies near l-2 the -- coast and the more gradual alope is loivarcis the -—- a

. -—--, _ feet, i; the highest peak. 4. The great sheep area of England is found in the count-y of York; the Yorkshire of Scotland is found . 5. In England practically l. great percentage of its wool is produced and wown in Yorkshire because (l) . (21 , (3) . 6 The principal rivers in the soilthern Uplands flowing iuin 1l;e North Sen are _ --- . 7 The eastern slopes n1‘ the southern lljllllllfls arc covered with n coarse grass which has made the Uplands the principal sheep-raisixu: district of Britain. In the eastern part of 111c- s(111'l1c1'11 slopes, many 1.011115 have developed on the Tweed system as woollen centres. These town are -—--, , -»--, —i, and

. 8. 811‘ Walter Scott's Home —_—was on the bunks of the Tweed near Melmse. 9 The Ptacbles Galnshicls, Hau'lck. Sclkhiz, MEITO-SC and Kelso 01' England are, , —. ————. ~—-. 1o. 111t- Mid- land Valley is drained by ihe ----- and ——~-—- rivers. 11. The

fertile soils of the Midland area make it the garden of Scotland.

————~-, ——- and -?--- are the main agricultural purlullis. l2. ‘This Midland Valley wl1icl1 is only flfi-y miles and a hundred nules long supports 1t poprfnflon of

such a small area is able to sup- port such a large cnuse (l? —-~--- I

—-~---—. I3

1s, Montreal. Sept, l0, Provincial Synod. Upper Canada, 1.111.- MWlﬂ. 1.396.001; New

Slcotte

Sandficld

Administration. ercnces on confederation of Bu‘- iah North America: Sept. 1, at Charlottetown; Drzlper- Quebec, Oct. l9, mid ‘of First Cenfederntes from Canada. on Si. Albums, Vermont. 1805-F(>b. 3, The Canadian Leg- islatule resolved on an address to the Queen prim/lug for union of the provinces of British North America.

GEOGRAPHY TEST (ON SCOTLAND) the greatest shipbuilding centre én

the world because

pends main]

, (Si 18. The lro

iron ore from

building and marine engineering in the 1.1111111118111111 area are on on the banks of the 'I‘l1e principal

centres of the L111

rial area are -— 20 The oi

town in the areal

used

21.

the hand b11t now depends on imports. Robert Shipyards '

iron

a distance of Ie bank frem G111 Gr \

- D , /

population be- 1 2i

The industrial developments of the 3 , Midland region ls based nn three , I

great. coal areas or measures. ‘These are the - field thc --——- Fivld and thc --—»_. Field l4 The Helfmt district. of Northern Ireland which is n great ship- builrllnlz and marine centre rc- ceivcs mﬂsl. nf lis coal from the ---- coal fields cf which are only nfuhty miles distant. 15. The Lnnark-"hhe cnnlflelds in the western secliﬁn of the mid- lands is one of 1w most important

indusdrial nreas --——~--- being the second elf-y of the kingdom. with a population of over a million. l6. The industrial dL-trlct of the Lniuirkshlre lies for .1 di=innl or l0 miles on both sides ---- River uhirh fl-‘ms dlreclinu and empties The Clyde Greenock in

1e ____. .

. l7. River from Glasgow to

Scotland '

of Britain ii. centre '

GOSH, AIN'T SHE A GORGEOUS THING? THEKA

Mar. D, Opening of Railway Incorporation of

legislature of Van- var Island. May 24, Tiwhe- J. MacDonald Administration. 37. Qpening of the Grand Railway from Montreal to . Population of Assinlboia,

atlon. . , ytmvn) chosen by Queen

aser Rivbr

Canadian silver pt

ales. Prince of Wales rlottetown. founded.

Oct.

n seams of the Lat-nuk- shlre area have been practically ex- hausted and now the steel industry of Lnnnrkshire y upon the import of

smelting and steel ing islands,

OTB

11,

Veteran Trainer N ewmarket Coach

Mn cNab-Tzwhe

suspension Huh Gem. trainer for years, had

. 20, GOVCIII-

ive. First meet- ears and now

H. T. Barcla

in stakes alone bullied apgm A. MacDonald- 000 He 0mm Dec 81

King Edward VII when he Prince of Wales. Mal- Bendigo won the first Stakes l5 yearn mo.

found in the tow-n; of

capital of Can-

Dlsoovary of Valley. July Canadian de- a alien, ‘Au; 5, all the lhlpi oonstrucied Atlmm cable; of the Clyde. 22. Glasgow, Administration.

311131511 comm, merclnl importance largely to

and ————-— chief inn/part. puny.

24, GOVEIIX-

Pm)“ of Government VLI) arrived . Laying of the the Parliament the

between America and Australia.

Great flood at Meeting of the

close to the route for

Nova Scotia,

island about m0 rni. white more tllgn 15.000 are French. Southwest Pacific:

Gen.

Administration. Incor-

MacDonald — Confer-

10-29,

Mmﬂcm west Pacdfic. sea.

land,

States, flritain,

mand.

and’ Vice

Leary. naval forces,

(l:

Md m __" forces. Brett and

erlcana m Jonathan M. firmed u Phllllpines, while Mjor J. F. Barnes was placed mand of the U. s. forces in Australia. New

and de-

ITOII

i9 . Ship- carried

includi iarkshire lndusz- 110W Placed i , ___._, __.__, fic zone under dost of smelting s -- which Orrin-ions area.

produced at Naval Command,

under

. nrmlny will {ATS FPLIEILWVHII MQCATIII

Bv. J. R. Wlllams

WAIT A MIN TE TILL I GIT A

SOFT, APPEALIN’ evesgn-vxr . HE vo

SWEET” HEAR

‘THANK YOU'--JUST

VOICE... DID YOU HOW SHE SAID LIKE

A SOFT. "rnome/ BELL.__.

4', . .2

H

EIZOES ARE MADE-MOT BORN

his pnnnta and and

IDNDON. May a - (c?) - The Newman-lief. racing meet was some- thlgg in the nature o: an oldtimers’ r11

Zambian 88, and a charge of 34 horsw. One of the greatest auth- orities on momughbreds in Britain. he began u an umteur rider 64 trains for hi5 _ other, Gen. Charles Inmbton, 84; the Duke of Poistﬁland, 84, and Maj.

nd -_.-. One-third of the British Isles are built on the baanxlés 1 8 , owed its rise into com-

New Caledonia. TJnlted States announced it had landed troops in New Caledonia. under Maj-Gen. Alex M. Patch to assist the Free French in the de- fence of that vitally strategic ls- llmd which flanks the supply route

From a. military standpoint, New Caledonia L: of utmost importance b0 the United Nations. If. liel B00 miles east of Australia, and if; is the ships carrying men and munitions to the Australian bases for the projected offensive against the Japanese, The long has a. pulatoin of 17.300 of which

Douglas MacArthur has been named Commander-in-Chief o! the southwest Pacific war zone with lwadquarters at Melbourne, Australia. This lined up the South- and air forces of five natlona-the United Australia, New Zealand, and the Netherlands — under MacArthur’: supreme Com-

He received his appointment on April 1B, and lmmadstely announ- ced the setup of his command. Lt. Gen George 1!. Brett, air forces, Admiral Herbert F. p and Gen. Sir Thomas Blarney, Australian, land Leary are Am- addihion, Lt. Gen. Wainrlghi, was 0on- commander in the General in oom-

zealand and its neighbour- ng Fiji, were n the southwest Pul- _ MacArthur but placed 1n a. separate south Paciﬁc American Rear Admiral L» Gllofmley was ordered" land to organize the com. cooperation with New Zea- work in close __but__will_be_

Mothefs Day, Sunday May 1

Word has been received of the Bu: Inland: on April I d Cpl. Weill! G. Ron. g- tapuu and grandson of m, and Mrs. imam Angny: ‘n was n result of burn: received from

Boon W110 well and favorably Edward Island when he spent his Iwylwofl- H" led two and one-half yell-s "n In the U.S. Cont Guard and 11hr fnnsferrad Io the Engineers. lle wont throuih the Japanese attack at Pearl Harbor 0n Dec. 7. lie will a graduate of Ilydu Park high school, an acting Scoufmutcr and an active member of the Congre-

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In cottons and piques, $1.19 to —- — —— —

ULOVE8:—|n leather and fabrics - -- - — $1.00 to $2.50

Select Something Practical FOR MOTHER

Any of the following articles we are [sure will be appreciated.

BLOUSES:—Ir1 plain arid dotted shears, assorted colors up

$2.98

white and coloured stripes

—- — —— ——"—— ——$2.9a

SLlPS:—|n satin and crepe-tearoso and white

______________-__ s1.oo,$1.19,s1-ea

PYJAMAS:—ln .1111}. and wash .111“ - - - -_ ---- $2.98 NIGHT GOWNS:—ln plain and printed silk —---- $1.98

The Duke rlegistered his colors in 1880. He owns few horses now but between 1861 and 1914 his winning:

x -

matel 81. . - - Bimony. sire of Persimmon and Dis.- mond Jubilee, Derby winners ‘far ' a Bax-day's Eclipse

, western ports of the British Isles

BIB

due to

25. Sugar im Indies is m ned at

a few rnlles wear. was at one time its gow, is the centre of 23. The three great 11nd lLnen thread industry.

CURRENT AFFAIRS

responsible to Admiral Chester W. Nimitz, Commander of the Pacific

Fleet. Anzac Day

The Australian equivalent of y l is April 25. or It commemorates that fateful dawn in 1915 when Australians and

Canada's Jul

Anzac Day.

landed on launched

ure" of the Dania It 1s the bi in the Aust

Ll. Gen

can.

in Burma. Gen.

er o!

The Cladefmodem Importance is

rted

Sir. Harold Alexander, lead- the, British fovces in Burma.

BFD JACKETS:-ln plain and printed quilted satin

____----_--sa.2s to $3.15

In straws in assorted

KENNEDYS umrs’ W111

--In felts ln pastel shades — -- - - - $1.98 to shades - —- -- $1.98 to $4.49

154 Great George Street.

and the --_-. from the West

of '61.;- the cotton

Petain’; himself

the

New Zealanders Galllpoll Peninsula and the bloody "glorious fail- nelles campaign. ggest national holiday ralian Year. Military and Political Leaders of Importahce. William Georg; Bobble, Governer General and commander of the armed forces of Malta. Gen. Joseph U. leader of the Chinese forces

Stllwell. Ameri-

Gen. George C. Marshall, United

States Army chief of ataff. Harry Hopkins, American, Lend- Lease Administrator. ' 141 Louis Mountbatten, the head of all Bri-

Pundit Nehru. leader of the Hindu Congress Party and associate

rd

newly nppo talrfs Commands,

Gandhi.

Sir Kingsley Exchequer of

mania.

motion of Li.

Meet.

d with Mﬂhandas K.

Wood. chancellor of the British Govern-

It. chairman o! War Comm

Paul MncNu Men-Power United Btates (will Wwer for the war).

Dnnndl M. Nelson, chief In di- the war production ef- A. ground fort in the United states. Gen Jonathan M. wright. MacArthuris successor at Corregldor, in th

Admiral Chest mander of the

e Philippines. er W_ Nimitz, com- American Pacific

ll. C. C. F. leader. ore, leader of

M. J. Coldwe __ ___._Iohn Blckm New Democracy in Canada.

Marshal Erwin Rommel, the Axis commander in North Africa.

Lord Bepverbrook. {Vliresentntive In the U. B. A

Irimnn. Grade

OI India,

iuion of the m harness man

Waln-

Grade IV—1. glzyllls Crossma11, 3. Donnie How-

Grade III—l. 1mm; 2. Ann Hawaii; 3_ Eva Bel],

Grade 11 sr.__1, 2. Gwendolyn Wright; 3, Carr.

the

special British

took ova the Fbrelgn paeada Minlsteries Cabinet members were as ministers, of stale.

TIIIIVDCPSIIIIIBIII h conducted by the Prince

Teachers’ Federation. Contribu- tion; are welcomed 1nd ghnuld be addressed to H. Charlottetown,

_...__.__.__.._________ TRYON CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL

Report for April:

Senior Department Grade X-Gr. 1. I. Ralph Robinson; 3.

X Jr. Crossman; 2 Ralph Madtze Thomas.

Grade LX-l. Doris Bell; 8. Vemie Len.

Grade VIII-l. Elinor . Audrey Thomas; 3. Annie Belle MacDonald.

Perfect attendance: Elinor Bell, Phyllis Thomson, Dori; Bell. Marlon Foy, Vernie Lea, lph Edwards, Jennie Mnbey, man. Ruth Lord. Gertrude Inman.

Field Marshall Gard Von Rund- 54. sledt, former chief of the German Armies in the Ukraine, as com- mander of all defense forces from the North Cape of Norway to the "6. Spanish frontier.

Vichy Cabinet. Marshal Petain was left with the nominal title of chief of state. Admiral Darlan, de- moted as vice charge of the armed successor. Laval designated chief of government and °ld r the moat unportant posts.

premier, was put in

forces and

Keith and Pro- M Twenty-two named. five the rest as secretaries

Interior,

Burdena 1101mm. Grade I Sr. Sherman Carr.

Perfect attendance: glllsﬁbewy. Fern: How- l , B Ca ck, P11 ills Cr man, 12m. Bell, y M” Crossman, Gwendolyn Wright, 1111-. MacDonald,

F0)’. nald. Principal, Assistant,

______________ HORIERY MAKERS HAVE '

UMBRELLAS:--Assorted colours - _-_-_ ._ __----- $1.98 l-IATS:

‘2-69

Jacki Anderson; g, —1. Percy my; |, .t -1. Olga. om; g,

Halal‘

C8011 Fﬂl‘. Dorothy

Delbert Carr, Carl Borenson, Ann

Von 0. Simpson. Florence Mabey,

WORSE TRIALS THAN WEA

Edward Island {me

Lawton, 1n

unless

Marion Lem-d: Gertrude

Flora Mae Edwards; 3.

—-l.

Marlon My; 2.

Ben; i t-urer.

Aletha Iuman. ‘fildmd Mﬂdfte Thomas.

Flora Mae Crolss- has sci

Primary Department

Grade V Br. -1. Clnre I- Ralph Fey: a. Lloyd Carr.

Grade V J1‘. —l. aft-I 2. Daisy Curr; 3, att.

‘Inomas ;

Ha rleigh How. Ferne How-

Raillh Ca llbeck: 2.

Dorothy Cross-

. A ., Ade-lee Mullins; ammo

MakL

‘f.

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hill-fashioned he; from we w wrinkle and if p; . the impression mat wearing stockings at all is out and nylon is -‘ into war - m available rayon and cotton are lefi. lo pinch liit. Neither of these pro 1101s p u the texture of Colcrs to are being

absorbed

The change-over from stlt-utes and the neon-e to improve t. em has re- in increased opcrttrng com prevent n rise in prcc- or un due (leteriomtlon wartime prices

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(£01 zeta

RISKS

Ilocking out d libel- rials is a I-he hosiery manufac. .e1"s Tasie in stockings has been Canada in the past and no irl considers herslef smartly iurned out

headache for tu

outfit included sheer 1.1111 [1050 that 111ml le vrithost I 'ble, produtld

sllc wasn't Now 11k

mercerlud 610.9

. orce tnn gunmelnl, black.

white and four other ihndes 01105011 II- Ihe discretion of each manufac-

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of qu:1l;t;.‘, the and trnric lWYil

definite standards to pro-

Tlijf‘. of sjmll"

the mcnufcc 1m~ To make stackings that d1 arsun-d the lens-cs. fold ar- 1111d 1l1e ankle-s. or prescm a m1 Denrauce under the Cllﬂlllllhlzzlftf, l00ks lke o. tough j:b I-DNIDON —- (CPI _ than a year agn Flt. S11 R- was a Jamaican b.l:“.-:rf, a p“ L 512d ftgpz-talclr. Nov: lwhl: 9 h ree anes 1o 1 unlit ”

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