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Page 4 _ THE OAKVILLE RECORDSTAR Thursday, Sept. 80, 1948. : ; jovri ; Sir Douglas Haig, Wavyell and + * of righteous vengence; the joyrider|town isbourer leading a suicide |Joo: Sir f Nelson $ Empire : squadron to retake Singapore; the|Montgomery; Lord Nelson, Henry Hay Fever Treatment turned pilot of the R.C.A.F. and the |] R.A.F.; the jazz orchestra become} village ne'er-do-well on w mine-| Morgan and Admirals Jeflieoe aud same ts DANCING And Burke § the fife and drum corps. sweeper in a raging sea; the tap | Beatty; Gladstone, Disracli and| ‘*Hayfever is not the harmless : : It is Piceadilly Circus and the/diancer stripped to the waist in a|Edmund Burke; Henry VIII and/annoyance that we are prone to And Ours Savoy, suddenly warmed by the/blazing gun turret; the ex-gangster|Cromwell and William the Conquer-|think it,’’ Dr. R, F. Hughes of Ham- EVERY os spirit of Waterloo and the défeat/|finding his soul in the emulation| or; the Archbishop of Canterbury iiton, Ont., warns, In an artic Extract from an address before!/of the Spanish Armada; it is the|of Air Marshals Bishop and Flem-jand the Duke of Windsor; William published in the Canadian’ Medicg@l W The Empire Club, Toronto, by Ralpb/night club, the hunting lodge andjing and Edith Cavell, | Shakespeare, Charles Dickens, Rob-| Association Journal he points Out Carney, president of the Coleman/the country club discarding its! Jt is a cocktail lounge transfor ¢Tt Burns, and Browning and Sirjthat hayfever Hot only causes des Lamp and Stove Company of Wich-|play clothes for uniform and jamp-|/med into s barracks;-a youth idling | Walter Scott; Queen Victoria andjof time but is frequently attend ec NIGHT ita, Kansas. ers, and the sign of the Red Cross/on a Newfoundland beach suddenly | Lady Astor; Gracie Fields and Sir vy complications, Experience — in- (Harry Lauder and Nocl Coward; |dicates that the hayfever sufferer r en ¥ olay is in|"@pon its sleeve. giving his life in defence of a lon ise ae atone age “creer It is waltz music and the rhum-j¢ly colonial outpost; it is laughter | Robert Bruce and aeas wera han at on a 80-50 chance of be- Pig & Whistle some of vou have rome to take for) 4. Shifting’ to the blare-of bugies; Hin a western: chuck-wagon, turning DeV alera. and. Lloyd Georgé; the |coming ae carrie nif granted — from which many have fit is all the trivial ditties of Tit | into nh hoarse shout of Let fem) Welsh miner in the coal:blackentd| Army” exinilning boards take nt ak ; Pan Alley welling into ‘O-Canada’|have it’? froma Churchill tank, bowels of the carth and his thun-|very unfavourable view of it;—es- Inn taken much and given back so j DiscE - : little—it je for-this-thing -row oat (and "God Save the King.’ |}. It's the elub car fading into au derous chorus, the skyscraper serub- {pectally when attended by~compli- - adel R itish Emy ore ise . . farmored car—the deluxe sleeped [woman and the eolonel's lady! jeations,” according to Dro Hughes, we riti s re. | = . i; 1 Re i oye evfauc ® B O Have you ever thought of what|e It is the seda clerk dying for de-|into an ammunition train and the) It's Westminster Abbey, Scot iF sta he eae lk ris ai = wens ronte, nt. : eile. decsakt ; ee ‘tucy, the fat mz th if, porter into Gunga Din; the Timid jand’s moora and its heather, Ire-|"" 1 saw in Tide, the physiemn % it re ally is this British Empire mocracy, the ar Man on € go fp anal's hoor and ats heathe t Salle sof \eaceeal pollen teataannite ‘that you talk about, hear about/links flinging away his clubs to Soul laying down his life for a pal-|jand's shamrock and her SOS | outdoors in Hamilt tl rc over the radio, rgad about in hist:|become an air wardgn; the youth) The strect cerner idler winning|Limehonse, the Lions of Trafelgat | srante = Seimei ju eat eedls until September 27. ory, and that, in personification,|on 4 tennis court suddenly flashing|a citation for valor; the “boy who| Square, Big Ben and the Tower of pits neh epee oe Stata, Sel Of the 235 patients, 209 soars: you God to save, in your fam-|through the air to bomb the Bis-) wasn’t much use sticking to” the London; Nova Seotia . fishing | iech ae pine, By the beginning | fected by ragweed, 72 by grasses, oie ; ‘wnurek: tguns of a flaming, sinking eruiser,|banks, tlie mines of Kimberley, DT ne ee ee woretls bu trees, 85 by other inhalants V let me, an American, res-| It's the ery of ‘Gimme, Gimmié,” taking one last defiant sior before Australia’s sheep and her TIRHUNE), cited. Tree sciieatinn, atanar’ by fand 31—-by-moulds...A_nimber were pectfully salute you, and thank you|changing to ‘Take wil I have if you|@ rold and pitiless ocean closes over| heart, New a{galand’s lonesome bra- the ‘beginning’ of June Ones ol. [Sensitive vy several pollens and had for vour attention here today, by/need it,’ and the slogans, “Every|to strangle out his life, ivery; the afian Rockies, Lake}),,, aripoared a week sees the re Neo traktad (he sewn aethoen. telling you what T think it is... .iman for himself’ and “What do IT} It is the three*hours-for-lunch-| Louise and Banff; Montreal and | nollen became wekatal There was| Forty-eight percent had asthmatic The British Empire is the ‘Sleep-!vet out of it’? becomes again, “Eng- fellow carrying a sandwich and the;Quebee and Ottawa and Toronto— | his 16 pollen in the we from thn {complications. ing, appeasing giant” among nat-|land expects every man to do his/labor unions keeping their promise |and Ene Arent sublime future of | middle of July to the middle of| Dr, Hughes counsels careful ding- ions, suddenly transformed ~ by/ duty.” |that there shall be no more strikes, | Canada. j August, but ragweed pollen, a chief|nosis by means of skin tests. Spe- bombs on Warsaw into a smashing It’s the Mayfair plarbor turned) -It is Clive of Indla,. Kitchener . . ° lenuse of misfortune to hin sitlerate lcific Potent is available to re- ; : - + ins , | + . ‘ : y . ‘| a f ~colessus—and a terrible instrument! parachute trooper:_a grimy coal:!of Khartoum, Wellington of Water-| Tt is Curtin of Australia, Mae-| hogan August # and dominated the|li¢ve the condition, not to eure it, land in a large percentage .of cases ) | Boat results —are-—obtainable Even } : | kenzie King, Anthony Eien anc 3 | Winston Churehill; the King and| those abating ee” , hase ads - } ae jenjoy some measure of frelief, it is |sweet Queen Elizabeth—God truly], 1 s jsave them—and the Unknown So'd-|°" ancy aMtnan pian ‘ Sa eesuene lier—the Union Jack and the Maple suffered by some patient’ were duc Heat and the awful-majesty of that |‘ sootenrel Sascctiva. i. a biped deathiess ‘name—the British Empq vente or to dosage error, it is -sta ix ited. Treatment should be done before . € € : ! 5 | What a proud people you should | @ be! And it is every man womantin’ pollen season, and most of the @ & i ; i i patients seen by Dr. Hughes sought + and child who buys a Victory Bon : jand stamp, su orts the Red Cross help before they were affected in 1 yports » Re 5, f ; : bis : PI . (1042, Plants which pollinate in the gives his blood for plasma, glowing | - Ha denaplfiee AhAl ecomies nation as |Breatest abundance and which have lour wounded bear their sain ‘ that the most toxic pollen'as a rule make | trely “Thera will shears be ait pees Rita vest amreunr, Gt srentrsene England!" m }necessary., Ragweed is one of these, * a: It's “self-interest become self-| Ehyeictane)-(enould- dhe rable, to -interes rome self: ise relief jn 80 to 90 percent aacrifice—the spirit of indiffercnee promise_xelief in ~ Seb hie | become the spirit of Gen. Montgom- | lery—the homeste: irk \° * ob Sectaenltbaani\ hoinlgi tase OF ithe 235 patients seen be Dr. Hugh- jeathedral because of the prayers of | 7 z : os, 66 percent had satisfactory re- | ‘ os mothers there; the dingy town be-| i . & : jsults and 27 pereent had fair res- @ Everybody is thinking a great deal about the future these days . . . planning ... getting ready for the period to follow the war. All realize that the war may bring surprises—but the tide is turning in our favour. : age of cases resist treatment. Of Chemists and engineers, producing things needed for War, are making discoveries come a flaming symbol because it lalés * which will mean comforts and con- has given birth to heroes; and the! . ie Svcs ales ee veniences for all of us when peace comes. human heart and soul become torch PIE Ses, : ~ N thod a f aki re and beacon to light the way to SYDNEY — The Prime Minister Sah oon a ngs, ght Liberty and Freedom for all of the recently stated ~~that- by January, processes, new materials, now being oppressed peoples of the world. 1943, the Australian Navy had In- * * My peor 3 filed away in blue prints and formulae, That ix the British Empire! |ereased its strength by 28% since will us many new and useful That, too, is Canada. and it’ is|the war began, the Air Force by articles. Many things not available now for that, that we work, and pray,}“00%, and the Army by more than jand fight! And unto whom we sur- )-50%. render up our sons! : — id God Save the King and bless the; NEW ZEALAND had, in May, 1943 | British Empire—the people here) 80,000 men serving abroad and a will be replaced by better models and designs. You may have plans for a new home, remodelling your present home, new home furnishings. If you are a farmer jassembled, and may you serve vour|simi'ar nomber fully mobilized for King and Queen and Empire even home defence. Naval personne) num- * . 5 jhetter now, with your influence; bered 7,500 prewar figure 700), you will need new and improved so as jand vour effort and your unsporing and Air Foree more than 30.000 ment and machinery. dollars! pre-war figure 1,250), Now, while you are thinking and plan- seteee pee tee ee tide = ning, you can do something to insure that your plans can be carried out. 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