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,A little science teacher;- come to our school to st.'t_\',

Ila what is true and false

i u. a lot of things,

|A1ni proof for everything lhe aayl. to us she aux-aye brings;

lWe. children like her clans. are

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To 151 :1 s» tinny things they never knew about,

And 1n. t ttitzlt some of than will 6o. if we dont watch out.

Our science teacher tdld Us. and

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Our little teacher shntved us. In slifillnu‘ Jars and deep. How alcohol the scientztf‘: queer specimens \\‘lll keep: It hardens all the tissues, and that is just why we Should never. never drink it, if we would ltealtltyr be: It ltiiieti an zurrietvorm in class, which very clearly showed ‘Yhat in our living bodies no liquor should be stowed; So though we see the bee: and wine and cocktails all about. We're never yzoiruz to drink them- We'd rather pul’ them out. ~The National Voice.

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THEATRE

“INDIANAPOLIS SPEEDWAY "

ANN SHERIDAN PAT O’BRIEN JOI-IN PAYNE

ALSO h .W SERIAL "LIGHTNING WARRIOR"

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MONTAGITE — SAT. 25th MATINEE 3.00 P. .

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Kilted Troops Led Canadiads At Festubert

B1 I-‘l. II. GORDON

(huadlan Press Staff Writer For the second time in 25 years lGermany is making the northwest

corner of Europe battleground in iher attempt to ellrfke at Britain. |LIghtnlng thrueta by aLr and land

again have brought were horrors to the countryside where 2.5 years‘ ago Allied forces fought success- fully against; great. odds to Item the enemy drive for the Channel Ports.

Germany's blitzkrieg in the Low Cotmtries has the same objective u I the operations of the sprint: 0t 1015. Then it was that Canadian troops followed up their heroic resistance in the Second Battle 0d Y ea by

in subbom Ii blind l Featubert.

Imrusfnm u» mu or mag designed as part of the am combatant strength at YPNB. m8 reinforced lst Canadian Dlvlslfin

SOURIS — DIONDAIY 27th. ‘r

tum. etc" with which to visualize the liquid poison in cigarette fumes in my rebuttal speech, realizing: that. opponent's main argument would be, ‘there is no poison in cigar-‘ite smoke.’ I. also. secured a live guinea pig and mottse on which I intended to experiment by zlvlnu: them the poison from the condensed cigarette smoke.

"During the debate. I was sur- prised tn note how few artruntents here are in favor of smoking. The main arguments were, ‘I enioy a smoke‘; ‘There's no poison in a cigarette’; or ‘Look at. ma, I smoke, and I am strong and well.’ etc.

“For my rebuttal speech I brought out the tes‘in_': device, and fold the fellows that nlrrrine. like wllcr. when placed in fire tapnr z-‘s: and tobacco, when burnltta. vaporlnes, therefore, the white cloud which rises from The burning eltznretfe is vapor which can be readily liqui- fied. Then t cave n dentonstration of this fact. by siphoning tho fumes from a burnln: cirzuretle throttclt the glass smokinu tube. The young men were creatiy surprised witen the tube beqan to steam up. mtd when the cluarctw‘ was rontpleivlt" burned. we had altoufi four drops of the liquid poison in the smokiw! tube and two quarts of tutccnrlcitscd smoke in the conialrter.

THE KNOCK-OUT IIIXIW “Nmv comes the knock-out blow in my speech. While one of the young mm held the lively mouse, I took a medicine droptpov and drop- ped one stitall (imp if tho liquid poison down its throat and then placed the mcusc on the table, and all watched the reaction with urcat, lnterst. Almost itisiztnlly the lttousf‘ took two short hows and twgtm to tremble all over, than turned ovnr on its side mid lxgan to kick 11:111- tically and in less than 3D seconds the mou" was (lead. Tins. ill‘0\\"fi cortclusivrlv, the deadly lmiure of cigarette fiunes.

“The young men were awestruck and bevvilderr 1i upon so 11g that one small drop of poison wa so ])O\\‘(’I‘- ful and effective. I than sttgrzvstr-d that we 11y a tisop on thr uttittetv. pic, but the boys said that thvv had seen mlouuh and u‘ ' * 10rd ct “Nar-

ilte pot it'- 1n n (‘i,1.tr1-i‘<'.

cotic Review.

zmx. ILINIITIIIN. roxcrcx- TRA’ ON 'I'I*f.\II‘I~III.~\.\'l'E

During the ntonih of October the junior, llliOl'l'lli‘fll{iiI‘, and senior (iv- partmntts of Zaan Ifniivd (‘hutch Su11duy School. liutniltott. conven- trated on tcntpe mice lessons for the five Strndavs, ’l‘l'1c tnuterials In the Sundzrx; Sr! }>(‘l'S were sttymle- tnrttted by e 1 rttatvriais secured and urranwr-z l>v the mini lit-v. George R Sertiru. On ilir‘ fir. t Sun- day in Nswtnthet" an own .- "inn was held in the (‘hurelt audit when the 111' ' r stmke on ' lntwrwitnr-t- r!‘ \'1-.‘.'.-" After sit lug "Breathe nn mo, b can; o!’ (tori. each 301th: person. who 11nd ure-

vtouslv btcn sttpgtiied v.- .h a Pur- pose Card and pvncli. was given an opportunity to make his vow for total nbsiinltiro uirl- the OPEN‘.- ist cnntinttrvi w» pitv soft ntuair Alter the sun»: of the Puvpmv- Cards were m" 11'1\:'. i! i"§l$ ion-rod

that. one htnvlrr" avvl sevrttflv-hve cards had bet-n siqnwl.

T's» felimvin: wee! rt Wrsoral let- Ier was rent in each chili who slun- ed. from tl~ '=‘ ‘ion. who rniohwi in lhrir (Irv nvrl t'lerl""'l ‘h'i interest an" ntartl stt'\pori.»--Tlxv United Church Observer.

on leave from . are. and of roursc

Farmer Giles son was just homo

participated in a series of attacks designed as pnrt of the Allies’ spring offensive which had the liberation of Lilla and the eur- rounding country u its objective.

The mid-May actions in the Festubert area were inconclusive. Al! resulted in severe losses and few wore entire-iv successful. The capture 0f “The Orchard". IIIOSI- itotabie or the operations in which lthe Canadians took part. on the night of May 20 W008i"- ihem m‘ der withering machine-gun fire. But the overseas soldiers gained the position and succeeded in ltold- ini: it.

Klltlea In Lead

Three kllted battalions - the 15th and 16th with the 13th 1n support—lcd the Canadian ad- vance following a brief artillery botniiardttteni. Wide ditches full of water impeded their Ivgwss. They plunged through, alt- ough suffer- ing severely from shrapnel and ntztchine gun fire. Erletmw trenches were cicared at the point 0f the bayonet.

‘Fhis and other operations re- sulted in the cabtttre of SQVCTBI ltundrrvl Yards 0f trenches. but. by Mav 25 Sir John French. the com- 1nand0r-in-clticf_ called a halt. The grcat French efforts In the Soil- chcz sot-tor further south had won much valuable ground. but viewed as n whole, the offensive failed i0 break the ei1f‘i1t_\"s line or to prove the dccisiw stroke that the Allies had ltnped for.

Conditions at Fbst-ubert, handi- ca-nmd the artillery. Outclassed in weight and frustrated by inaccur- ntc maps, the gunners were tmaltle lo silence the cnen1_v‘s batteries or break down his defence. From

litlav i8 to June i, Canadian bat- l lie casualties were 93 officers and 2.2110 other vaults.

"The Baiile of Fcsittbert lakes place

lis as the most imsaiisfac-

4 aciian Dit sion in the War." Coln-,

ncl A. Foricseue Dugruid wroie in the Official Historv of the Can- lzultrtn rlorces in the Great War IEIIIAIEI.

"Great expeclalions o! advancing seven miles had dwundled bcttveenl lthe 9th and itlih 1\'lav to ltopes.

of arlvztneins! 700 \'a,rtl.~; at the be- . lrlllllllltr Sh" John French bad look-

;r'<I for a mater success quickly ncitzct-(wi b_\' 1O divisions with the amm lion in hand. Al. the cruLl

.in writiutz to Lord Kicltefier, he ltvas tfllttccd to the indefinite pro- llOllll('(‘lTlt"l![ that onlv ‘bv employ- ing sufficient men and sufficient znnfnunitlnn’ for ., longer period | would i‘. be possible to break thrnurzlt the cnentyg prepared tyosiliotts.“

Futrrsu Puma? wuu. I'IIO'.I‘E("I‘ED

l LONDON. Mflv 2O —(C'Pl —Au cviwtliness of suvcessftti Nazi n11"- s oh t :_ o .. 1 |1roduvti<>n cun- crntvtnred that.

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