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rv 1 ririrftfr t wsyittewm ijr sgsps r- valm twp rheacxoilerjee pr thursday jaitoabv 21 1932 i thehome6f wp artiiit jfb jtas member canadian weeldx aewpier association f jiemberontarioqaebec dituion c vtf n a rf tot alrrhf frffe kress h pobusbrfeyery mill- street acton ontario the aatucriptton price u oo per year i wrance poatam m parsed additional to offices to the united states the date to which subscriptions are paid ja indicated on the address label advertising rates for email tutdaaji- fied adtertiiementa and in other columns the rates will be found at head of coldnm dis play advertising rates on spplicatloay ga diixs editor rnd proprietor telephones editorial and boaineaa ofaoe hmari 9 a st or a f an education which is finished is very little good sometimes we wonder why a man who nevetjhad the advantages cteevhigief no61s seems better in- lljnahbtratiother vho isa college graduate the answer is that the latter finished his education when he left school he thought that when he passed his examinations and received his diploma he was through with learning the other took it for gran ted that the only way he couldhold his own with educat ed men was to hustie all his life his brain is i air the time developingfwhile that of the comeifccent gradu- ate is atrophying his store of knowledge is steadily increasing while that- ot the other is steadily dimirv isliing in the end the if better off than the other not because he did not go to eollege but because he did not make the mistake of thinking that education can he finished and done with school life will te a jessing to j all who regard it as a start but if wiirprove a calamity to all who assume tiuit iending sels a boundaryto education t well said partner at supper time where shali we go tonight go i answered lets go somewhere it7sntrainlngr somewhere the sun is sninirig quoted partner 4 yes somewhere thats the question lit the end the incessantstudent is vastly fe there vhy place where itlsnt raining 7 tastes ae still unchanged on its seventyninth anniversary that outstand ing weejfpaper jhe st marys journalargus the editor was in a reminiscent mooctand made contrastr with the weklyj6urnals of three or four decades ago editor lome ar eedy says in this article with the openingup of rural mail routes a genera tion ago bringingtdaily mail serviceto the farmer iany people thought that the focal paperwould fade joufl such lias no c it- truelthat r- always something the smith falls recordnews sums up the troubles of a newspaper reporter in the following apt phraseology countrthat day tost when a re porter somewhere isnt accused of being onesided stupid crooked a blot on civilization or just dumb everybody lambastes the reporter from the premier down to say nothing of the managing editor and copyholder and the poor devil perhaps at least comes to half believe his critics- he hasan im possible job thank goodness he expects no thanks but justdoes his job oh theother hand the reporter has his compensations wherever he goes lie is persona grata for troweaknesses of human nature one is put this in thepaper will you and the other now can ybrr keep this out and the latter reason generally wins in thecourse of a weeks labor bt an overwhelming majority today towns have only one paper wherq formerly there were twoi but those papers that have survived have strengthened their position arid- have improved in quality daily papers are of coursewidely read in the rural communities but nothing cantake theplace of the home paper so longas human instincts ate what they are today and there isript likely to be much change while the world jaststhe comrnunitjt newspaper will have an interested constituency to appeal to peopledo like home news and views they develop ah attachmenttfbf their home paper that increases with the years the st marysrrepre- sentative has always- been a leader in the field of weekly journalism l s 1 chronicles of written specially tor tho eljeo fress by gwendoline p clabkk where ybti dont have to go squelching through mudantfwater at every step refllly something should be done about it perhaps it might relieve our feelings to write to mr kipling about tit or sue buufof misrepresentation canada our lady of the snows since when so far j have managed jo keep away from the most popular slang expression of our day but when i think of mr kipling and our ilady of the snows i am tempted to say o yeah said with the right emphasis l can be quite ex- piesslve at tunes f6 mm iie gardens the strange dentistry of tiie ri chinese if the chinese can boast that nothing is new to them and- that all the arts and sciences are old stories in china- it isstlli true that for operations n den tistry aa american or a european would hardly care to go to a chinaman des- plte their boasts the chinese have not been iorig- in recognizing the superiority american dentistry although there comparisons are said tp l be odious and so who adhere strictly to ancient ibelleveltat least i did thcother day mtt andit is sald that every year there was 1 paddling around in llie mud one or two chinese dentists of the old feeding hensandx could see and eax s c6 to ir quartet or cars s andstushlng along as they i cvery jaje townlin this countryarid re- came down the road when high overhead maln untu their customers have had at aeroplane came- gliding gracefully tnelr teeth put in order over our muddy acres and for once i v j jtl- the method or these primitive dent- felt quite vindictive towards an un- v i i ists is really laughable the operator known aeronautic what was he doing w f t iijorjrr us extracts all teeth with his fingers and up there high and dry when everyone r r j f lt t admitted thathls suco editorial notes two ice storfns in the month seem to be putting it on rather thick for the hydro and telephone line men r if the hydro officials are willing for a probe and the people apparently wantit just what is the delay in making everybody satisfied time for alterations if thenewspaper reports of the execution of a nianin barrieare founded on fact it would appear that the sooner some central place for all such scenes js1 secured thetietter for all the idea of tianging a man in a coal shed that was equipped with a door that could be battered down by a curious crowd is not a thought at all appealing to the general public the further report of a constable driving the would- be spectators- from the premises with a gun also conjures up feelings that- are not conducive to better thoughts why could not these executions be carried put in one of the larg institutions where adequate means are at the disposaloheaulholesforirtfie disposal of criminals and thekeeing iut of curious the bowmanville statesman enters- its seven ty- indjyjdjaals with a peculiar quirk of intellect who desire to witness such morbid scenes it is time old customs were altered that a repetition of such a story would not be possible reach higher premier henry has issued a further appeal to the rnunicrpalitjes to cut but- nonessentials and live with in their- income arid it would appear that with a vengeance most municipalities are slashing whether it is wisely done remains yet to be seen true economy is not always the lowest price obtainable withoutlfie quality ottlie gboasdeing taken trito conside due consideration is also- as sary as the utge to keep within the bounds that are stipulated by the insistent demand bft1ietarpayer we are still of the opinion that the largest savings in taxes can be made by provincial and dominion bodies premier henry points to the500000 saving in maintenance on highways of the last arxmonths that wih- mean 100000 saving indirectly to the counties the individual can also help materially in his less strenuous demandfpxpqnveiences supplied toy the governments that have come to be regarded as commonplace and yet are very expensive we must all learn to work more on our own tesources and become less dependent on governmental bodies if we would have the taxes reduced t judicious tipeomyisrneeessaryand the municipalities x doing their contributing share revision of salaries of the higher officials would be the biggest step and it hardly seems fair that with governments jn diffi- catties pensions should still continue to many who have had opportunities for good salaries the paring in the lover places iseing ably handled its time trie pruning shears clipped among the higherjiranches doesnt seem tomattermuch whether anyone entered teams iruhe o h a this year unlessit was a centre where artificial icetwas available themild weather for thistime of year sees many unusual incidents picnics in january but the worst insult of all mosquitoes in the winter months according to the -old-saying- that winter never comes until the swamps are full it would appear that we are due forsbme snappy weather tnest any time now a fewl individuals seeinto have the conception that a holpup or burglary is the easiest way to get rich quick like other illgotten gains as a rule the wealth acquiredinthatmethoddoes notlasi eighth year of publication with all the vigor of youth- under the management of the messrs james the statesmanrn itsplacearriong the leaders in the weekly journal field 1 there were 1239886 motor vehicles registered in canada at the end of 1930airinerease f 44249 over the total registration at december 31 1929 the automobile density of canada is one motor vehicle for every eight persons in the dominion total waterpower installations incathi4a4mive grown from wot5horsepower in 1890 to 6125012 hor at the beginningof 1931 over 85 per cent rofth7epfeseritr instprafiblirts installed for general distribution by central electric station organ izations the various reports of churches being put in the hands of the congregations show a sustained interest in their welfare in the community and must be a cause of thankfulnesstq those jn responsibility andare an indication that the people regard highly their obligations now all the family differences have been righted and it is announced the liberal party and messrs hepburn and sinclair are united and ready to be the opposing factor to the conservative party wonder if this world will ever see the day when all are besmoothed out this is the last week for guessing who will be halton countys 1932 warden next week the question will be settled reeve harris of burling ton and reeve readhead of nelson are the con testants for the office and the contest is all in the lower end of the county this year else was putting every ounce of thelr strength into pulling their feet- out of mud holes what did he know about farm yards where cows and horses churn up the slushflnd the necessity for wear ing rubber boots is ever present wouldnt he so bad if those same rubber boots did not spring a leak justwljeh theyare needed most yes sir three pairs of rubber boots between the four of lis and two of them that leak and rubber boots of course are not the kind of things one buys until jubsolutely driven to it by the exigencies of the weather and oh dear all the available- space- behind the kitchen- stove is taken up with insoles oversocks arid damp rubber boots there is no room for the cat and the dog to curl up in comfort so they slink out of the back door in dlspust and ighen there are no boots there is wood putto dry the reason for this being that the wind stripped the rcoflrig paper off the woodshed and the gentle rain from heaven fell upon the wt wood and the dry wood the gentle rain also camevjnto the cellar from dear knows where- and flooded the cement floor underneath the apple barrels and potato bin so that one needs rubber boots even hi the house asfor partner when tiej isnt doing chores hes hovelling ditciies oh with every kind of chor- inft to be done the farmers life is not a happy onel not in the mud anyway you will notice i have not made any mention of dirt in the housethe only reason is because i have got past that stage l of course colds are the order of the day and i make the roundsoach night with a pot of mustard ointment for if one child lsrtt sniffing the other one is coughing partner conies in afjilght more tlredthan in the middle of harvest as for me the aches and pains in my bones make me feel that old age is creeping upon me steadily day by day the other night i became alarmed arid treuted myself generously to mustard bihtment and then lay awake half the hght wishing to goodness i had putup with the rheumatism instead so much for an opsn winter but still if it mikes it easier for those who havent the money to buy fueiito keep rthem warmt then i guess we can- put up i w themud whatever conditions outside we have one little hit of real beauty in the house and that is my cactus plant it is very nirly in full bloom now and try as i n to count the blooms i always have to give it up the gorgeous rich coloring against the green is a delight to uie eye i often look at lt and think if lt gives so much pleasure to me how much more must a flowering plant mean to a sick person fidwersand plants have a very special message tor us at all tlmec whch when we are well and active- we often fail to understand but the shut- in or the patient in hospital knows their message because they have time to heed it and only those who have been lonely and suffering can realize the comfort arid hearts ease made possible by a few cut flowers or a flowering plant it is the i same with sj jpiariy ot the ordinary everyday things of life we do not- appreciate their value because we are so used to them or we do not take the time to notice them one night early in the new year f was walking to town to nicct daughter who had gne to practise for her sunday school con cert i was a gr night the stars alone were worth going out to see and asiwalkedalangtherewas no sound no movement until presently i heard the ripple of running water which came from thelittle creek which ran like a sllvei ribbon through plowed fields here and there whore stars were brightest their twinkling light was caught and reflected in the water furrows along the field and yet i saw all ihls by accident bccausjjlt would never have entered my head to take a wtalk that night ust for juie sake of walking and so for mo that loveliness- would have been wasted it is rather appalling isnt it when we think of the wanton waste of natures bounty asoundlng prom youth to manhood he is trained to pull pegs from a wooden board this training changes the as- pect of the hahd and gives the st a finger grip amazing in its strength equivalent to a lifting power of three or four hundred pounds for tpothsche he employs opium pspperrgintqllcin- namon oil and clove oil he sometimes nils teeth but does it so bungingly thai the fillings stay in only a few months an element of superstition runs tbiough all the worlt according to the system alt dentalwoes are brought on byfijoibv worms the nerve pulp is such a wqrm and is always shown to the patient for humbugging purposes also tilo- dentist carries about in his pocket some white grubs and after he has extracted a tooth he shows a grub to the sufferer as the cause 6fjall the trouble deathblow madge after friends tiff of course yon speak to helen when you pass her on the street mabel indeed i do not why i donjt evtn notice what ihenas oh taking no chances s copwhy are you drivmg up and down in front of this hospital 7 mofcbrispfar safety i began driving only today au mothers cigiput away anxiefy regarding thelrl sufferjng children when they iravc mother graves worm ex- terminator 6 give relief its effects- aro sure and lasting school facilities okay- tbls book if nnlveraal knowledge v wfli lell you everything- you oughtto know declared the agent at the doorr donjt need it browled mrgroucli my wife tells me all th a lot nore besides mmm a lots of food for the money economical c healthful- satisfying mia j in canadm with canadian wheat the canadian shredded wheat company ltd tomatoes nmri b choice 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i 5 seedless grapefruit for 3 bananas lbs for 25c 25c 21c head lettuce for 1 a cooking onions j 7 19 lbs for ii c cloverieaf cups and saucers for 10c 17c 29c ess mill street i phone 158 aeton ontario