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THE OAKVILLE-TRAFALGAR JOURNAL Thursday, July 29, 194g By Jim Harrison PARDNER! drawl, that those colour prairie, and the you hear expans and from Where, western where HOWDY, Ah, that T\ twang of the West ful words like wrangler, hoss, cowpole rest. Where can them but in that vas from Austin to Prescott, Dodge City to Abilene? brother? Why, in the movies course western folks first heard you must know. Our authority for this fact is none other than that Hollywood horse and spur man, Randolph Scott, who should know. Scott has just fin- ished his latest epic, "Coroner Creek," cues lovely Marguerite man from the villain's According to the actor, the speech of the far west, the low country, the lone pr is derived largely from a sort of vicious circle that goes from cowhand to writer, to motion picture and back to cowhand again. In other words, some authentic phrases come from the wide open s but by the time Hollywood v ers are finished with the western speech, even the west wouldn't recognize it. But of one thing the lan- ain't what she dogie, of 'em, if st sagebrus in which he re Chap- clutches. irie, very es, rit- THE Long hemlines and bus the hour-glass waist and the filled-out areas below it--and above it-- aren't all that are coming back into vogue out Hollywood Look for an upsurge of girls peach down on their cheeks, who look like they've been raised on cows' milk, butter, eggs and yellow cheese. Slinky sirens and the thin intellectuals are on their way out. This is the word that comes along from Columbia Stu- dios, and to offer proof to the point, they present 18-year-old high school graduate Terry Moore. Terry has been handed one of the plum roles of the year, that of a little race-track mouse in "The Return of October," oppos- dampness, and steaming jungle. & o o e at home for any and all fabrics. Sheps WATER LIKE © As featured in LIFE zine, Reader's Digest, the current News Reels is now obtainable --AT-- RON'S SPORTS CYCLE Colborne St. - Phone 1368 maga- and yet. The studio picked for peach down. as a eo tion Doris Day, Marion Jeanne Crain and Blizabeth lor So, return who wear right places of girls curves in the HORRORS! Poor Dorothy Lamour got a sarong to her name! are all out on bond tours. actress discovered situation one of the to her fan club in few years, Dottie had been bonds. Luckily, Dottie have to wear a sarong newest, "Lulu Belle." a corset instead. xoroxn in GUEST OF THE WEEK the new Century Theatre guest will be guests of The Journal. ite Glen Ford and in technicolor Terry over a lot of big names because the public is beginning to clamor The studio also cites starlet Barbara Bel Geddes in point, not to men- Munroe, Tay- movie fans, watch for a their and who don't have to pad 'em out. hasn't the alarming. when she tried to find garments to present Fort Worth, Of the 29 sarongs she used in films during the past found there wasn't one left at the studios. All sent out to help sell didn't her She wore If Mr. Frank Sullivan will pre- sent himself at the box office of any night next week he and another admitted free as Hypnotism - and - Mesmerism By C. S. Cooper CHAPTER VI All diseases of the nervous system are readily amenable to suggestion, and as this class of disease is the most difficult to cure by medicine, hypnotism will indeed prove most valuable to those effected with them. Brief- ly, the ailments in which hypno- tism has proved most valuable are: Earache, toothache, head- ache, neuralgia, lumbago, sciatica, St. Vitus' dance, stammering, stuttering, mental trouble, insomnia, enuersis, and all bad habits, of whatever na- ture, are permanently cured when all other means fail. rheumatism, Is there any drug that will cure stammering or stuttering or men- tal trouble? I am afraid not. Take, for instance, stammering or stuttering which has become chronic upon the mind. The suf- ferer is conscious of the fact that he is going to stutter, and he does so by his own imagination, yet his mind controls his speech. But he cannot shake off that idea. This is where hypnotism plays a decisive part, it is the force that shapes the will. Stammering and stuttering may be cured more quickly by suggestion than in any other way. The subject is treated by suggestion, that i by making the idea of cure pene- trate the mind. We profit by the special condition of receptivity of the brain created by hypnosis, that is while the person is under the hypnotic influence. The brain And Don't Forget Records! Come in before you go away on your vacation and stock up with plenty of the latest popular re- VISIT OUR RECORD BAR TODAY LISTEN... THEN CHOOSE ! H. B. LOFQUIST Radio and Refrigeration PHONE 711 cordings. Yowll have added enjoyment in the evenings when the friends drop in. . . . Sales and Service or a month hence. upon it that the suggestion will be promptly and fully carried out, Town Moppets Accept Pool With Carefree . Avidity becomes plastic, generally speak- ing, and if the idea of improve- ment be suggested, the brain will seize upon the idea with its whole force of being and put that thought or into a reality. It is through post-hypnotic sug- gestions that durable cures are effected. is to take effect after the patient has been awakened. You have only to put your patient into a sound hypnotic sleep and then, by suggestion, you can bring about the cure. idea It is a suggestion which The suggestions must be placed upon the sub-conscious mind of the hypnotized person with such force that it will leave the im- pression on his subconsciousness and he must not be awakened for a few minutes so that the sug- gestion Will sink deeply. He must not be awakened with a sudden start. Rather, he should be awakened just as if he was wak- ing out of a natural sleep. In the above you have made use of a suggestion which is to take effect after hypnosis, or in other words, a post-hypnotic suggestion. Of course, it is not necessary to put the patient in the hypnotic state to make cures; it is only in spe- cial cases or cases of long stand- ing, and when producing the hyp- notic condition with the view of curing disease, it is always best to keep the patient free from any- thing of an exciting nature as it would hinder the operators pur- pose. It is the plan always to be followed to give the patient a healthful and beneficial treatment so it will carry its message of healing and treatment to the pa- tient. It may seem strange that when a post-hypnotic suggestion is given to a subject while under the influence, he or she does not remember what has been said to them, but after they are awak- ened they carry out that sugges- tion, yet do not remember what suggestion was given them. A post-hypnotic suggestion will hold good to be carried out in a week You may rely From 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on week days, and from 1:30 to 6 p.m. on Sundays, supervised recreation is provided Oakville chil- dren at the Lions club wading pool in Busby park. Gay Me- Dermott and Pat McLeary, in their smart uniforms, are on duty on alternate days, and eat their lunch at the pool to prevent the youngsters from straying toward the river or causing undue dis- turbance in the water. for "Each morning and afternoon we count the number of children in or around the pool" Pat ex- plained. "And on bright, sunny days as many as 100 youngsters up to 10 years old are tossing their balls and filling pails in the sand pile" Besides these toys, the Lions have provided a shelter containing hoses, disinfectants, a first aid kit, soap and towels. The supervisors hose and disin- fect the pool every day, leaving the water running during crowd- ed afternoons to ensure purity. "If we have trouble with children or equipment" Pat McLéary said, "we mention it in our daily report to the five-man committee of Lions responsible for the pool." just as soon as your patient does not remember what has been said to him during hypnosis. Then it is the time that a suggestion for a cure of chronic ailments and bad habits will be effective. Why doctors and nurses do not take up the study of hypnotism is be- yond me. Consider the good they could accomplish. They come in contact with more suffering hu- manity than anyone else, and 1 will say that if they put more of their study to hypnotism they would have less use for drugs. Because if they knew just what to do, and how to do it, just what to say and how to say it, they could relieve half the sufferers from aches and pains without having: to use drugs. We know that drugs have after effects. There are absolutely no after ef- fects where hypnotism is con- cerned. (To be continued) Bill MacRae, B. W. 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