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ammbszsiiisi jttjjrvia tvf- vv h o l i thursday ma 6 1932 i nil the acton free press paok ji ijp mvtt pro glgort tnrj mothers way gertrude waijker nyiiiiiiy4yyjiyyyjiyyyyy4niyyyi4itf m vjjfcope hairrdtoton sat looking itb at the nofetn her hand she j loved the very feel of the paper it satisfied that almost unacknowledged longing she bad been forced to put in tire liacloground since she come to the jclty it irepresented tool the thing for which she hod worked a chance at something really big jn- invitation to sing the special solo it tbe iday banquet given by the most exclusive womans club of the city she knew if she succeeded it meant many more y chances an opportunity to meet the exultation took possession of her what jdnd of people she longed for she could see the long diningroom of the club sparkling glass catching and re- fleeting the soft ones of silver and linen in anticipation smell the fragrance of 4he- flowers see the beautifully gowned women seated about the table she would sing knew she could do it well vlsloned the news paper announcements imagined her anothers face when she read them it would all be for her she reread the invita imday night bhed see special mention made of both the anthem and her solo individual credit being jgiven sunday dawned clear and warm- an ideal mothers day hurrying along to church fitope felt her cup would have been full to overflowing tfnlyshe might have her mother with her great dewy roses had been sent on thursday how ihe wished she niteht have -gone- with them iut the distance jmd expenses weje too great for one day as she entered the choir loft a awake appetites by barbara bv brooks promised to be at choir practice that sight there was to a special prac tice for the sunday morning anthem the composition of the organist she also had the solo for the morning ser vice well she just couldnt that was- all shed call the organist and tell him shed sing the solo sunday morning but that she couldnt be at choir practice theyd have to sing some anthem they knew he would be disappointed she could see the hurt look in his eyes it was the first time he had presented any of his own work and he was depending on her to carry it through it couldnt be helped this was the chance of a lifetime for her the first opportunity she had really had to show what she could do in a musical jlnfc then she certainly wanted to honor her own mother at this particular time suddenly she seemed to hear again those simple words hope i named you that because i want you al ways to live up to it and remember this nothing drains your ability to hope like promises broken keep your word at whatever cost it was nearly two years since she had left home shed tried all that time to live up to that parting counsel but this this was the chance for which she had worked and waited all thosa two years she was going to slug sunday morning it wasnt as if she were disappointing altogether hqw had they heard about- her any- way likely from professor james totbtseif if she refused it meant his displeasure he wouldnt teach you if he didnt like you he hadnt much time orchurches either openly said she was a fool to waste her timefdown in that little church that crowd could never get her anywhere she must accept hurriedly lest her resolution fall her she went to the phone dialed the num ber given and accepted the invitation called the choir leader and told him res- signet disappointment lollowedrlef back to her room again she read the note the vesy lateness of it the banquet was for friday night just three nights away meant that iikeljrsome one else had been asked failed and she was being given the chance a marvellous chance for her her first big one wednesday night she went for her lesson and came out walking on air at the professors praise for her choice and rendering of the solo it twas the one she intended singing sunday morn ing a favorite poem of her mothers which she- had set to music thursday night she settled down to the piano for a final practice sud- i denly her fingers left the keys her voice broke almost in the middle of a note mother o mine mother o mine the music of another favorite of her mothers seemed to fill the room again almost as if she stood beside her she heard her mothers voice hope keep your word at whatever cost but this was such a chance resolutely she com menced playing again unheard to any ears but hers strange music filled the air fehe glanced at her mothers photo ithadnever lookedlike that before those eyes that always smiled no mat ter what they had a strange look a sad one hope turned her head away and for a moment sobs shook her frame was sheliving up to the best mother god ever gave a girl dellberatly plan- nlng to break her word on mothers day ofp all days wiping her eyes she fleivtb the phone dialed her number and almost breath lessly explained she had a previous en gagement which prevented her being at the banquet friday night heard and realized to the full what was meant by the oh very well we can get some one else everything seemed to go wrong at choir practice friday night half the choir werent there the ones who were seemed absolutely indifferent to either music or words the leader was in des pair the anthem was terrible hope felt sure they would never be able to sing it sunday morning and wished she hadnt come the only confident- one was the made her heart sojght trjr as she would to comfort herself the fact re mained she had turned down a chance that might not come to her again for many a day but now well she knew shed do 11 over again there seemed so many strangers in the congregation probably due to the day she had never dreamed the an them could go so well after friday night there wasnt st the sermon finish- ad the organ gave forth the first notes o h sol as sh tutu fahe ahiii as sh tutu she almost felt her mothers presence beside her and sang as never before as the last notes of the postlude died away the ticking of the clock was plainly audible stepping down from the choir loft hope jknew she had been more than repaid but could she believe her eyes one bound and she was tight in her mothers arms forgetting- all else mother oh mother but however did you get here our train was late so i just slipped in here at the side you were just be ginning youi soiot and i was afraid if you saw me it might upset you neither the delegate nor the- alternate to jha convention here next week could come and at the last moment they asked me i started two days earlier so as to surprjse you on mothers day but dar ling there seem to be some people wait ing to see you as hope turned a most aristocratic looking elderly gentleman addressed her miss harrington i came here to church this morning because the organ ist is an old friend of mine and i wanted to hear the anthem the words of which are those of my- mothers favorite hymn i realize you want to visit with your mother i wish mine might have come to me today but she can only do so in spirit you brought her very near both in the anthem and your solo will you call and see me next week as early as possible he handed her a card if you will tell me when ill arrange to be at liberty back in her suite hope turned to her mother mother ive something to tell you andit all poured out how could i have faced you if i had failed just think if i hadnt gone to practice we couldnt have sung that anthem and then i might never have met professor shlnberg child her arms were tight about hope you never get anywhere by breaklhg your word let those- lazy good for rro nourish ment appetites he gone this is spring we need energy to climb an emerald hill to follow some gurgling brook and to match our wits against its overflowing chuckle all nature seems to have new life why should we sit ttoack and be limited in our activities because we dont feel like eating and consequently havent very much ambition fr if you have the faintest notion that you are losing your appetite take these steps of prevention immediately breathe deeply oftnp good fresh air and exercise in the open if possible take out the gplf sticks put on your walking shoes or grasp a spade and do things to the garden next look to your diet see that it contains plenty of vitamins and min erals plenty df green things and foods with fibre which make for internal cleanness it is well in this season of housecleanlng to make sure that your own personal house is cleansed inside and out and ready for sununertactivi- tles a sluggish system does much to dull the appetite it gives a tired feeling and a lowresistance and in this condi tion we care very little about eating and grow increasingly more uninterested in food as water la one of the best cleans ers in the world indulge in it drink six to eight glasses a day and see how much better you feel as for foods with fibre the markets are full of them most of these men tioned are available now or will be t y which are finicky about vegetables re- memb that by adding bran to their diets you will be adding fibre much likei that whlcbrls found la vegetables bran also contains minerals and vitamins it is a good source of vita min b and the minerals iron copper and manganese one ounce of allbran contains as much vitamin b as one large apple one large banana- or five ounces of orange juice it also contains twice as much iron as one ounce of liver this cereal is therefore an excellent food for weening the appetite and keep ing the body fit in general it may seem ironical that an appetite for food may be stimulatst through food but it is true if by an adequate diet you regulate body processes and increase health you will find your ap petite i returning at first it may be difficult to eat even if you know vfood is what you rieed but after awhile you will need no coaxing your appetite will reflect a sound body take your shakeofj the blame bows business dull remarked the good foodsources of cellu lose or fibre bran oatmeal carrots cauliflower beets lentils asparagus onions lettuce kale chard parsnips turnips broccoli cabbage ttmfi beans celery dates figs prunes raisins whole wheat bread the first listed is bran if you have one of those families the members of business is scissors grinder looking up declared the astron omer dead said the undertaker fine said the judge looking better said the beauty doctor fair said the car conductor rotten said the egg man pretty soft said the mattress maker light said the gas man hard to beat said the bass drum mer just sew sew said the seamstress bum said the hobo looking brighter said the boot black the preacher who was the last one seen admitted that he was working to beat the devil millers worm powders destroy worms without any inconvenience to the child and so effectually that they pass from the body iinpercelved they thorough ly cleanse the stomach and bowels and leave them in a condition not favorable to worms and there will be no revival of the pests a certain satisfaction is derived from kdlngother people responsible for your j failures take the boy who cannot get along at school because his teachers are unfair orthe girl who cannot get along at home because her parente are exact ing and her brothers and sisters bad- tempered or the young man who can not get along in his job because of the jealousy and the unfair tactics of his fellow employees it is true that it is pleasanfer to put the blame on other people but there the advantage ends the student who faces the fact that his own laziness is re sponsible for his poor showing may turn over a new leaf the girl who admits that her own meanness ils to blame for the shortcomings of her home life may make a change phe employee who owns up that he lost his job becausehe did not do his work satisfactorny may fare better in his next position if it is all the f salt of somebody else how ever there is no use in turning over a new leaf if you want to improve mat ters take your share of the- blame find ing fault with other people may be com forting but it does not help i just the i hing for jobs like these getting even some of you put so much energy into getting even that you have no time for anything else these is ho surer way of turning yourself into a failure plan ning for revenge absorbs the faculties that should be putting you ahead if you have enemies forget it spend y s in s muoh more worth while than getting even a bar to success pw tiredjwe become of the young peddle who say no as if they wanted to be teased to change their minds and yes as if they were- not sure whether they meant it or not irritating as such people are they are to be pitied for the hesitating no and the doubtful yes reveal the indecision which is the great est bar to success it is a great ac complishment to be able to say yes and no in a way that means finis pvtswg up lire safe walls ceilings and par titions in stores harness rooms warehouses chicken coops factories attics fheatres basements hotels summer cottage farmsteads sunporches 7 barns covering old dairies plaster gyproc costs little ia quickly erecteid nails and cats like lumber has insula- tion value and structural strength it niay be panelled papered or finished with gyptex or alabastine fcyptdc may be easily identified byf the name onthe board and tbe green stripe along tbe edge v a vs gtp8ch like and alaba8tthb full ontezto 1 e new ivory aovnnnr 1 1 niw lfireproof wallboard for sale by the georgetown lumber co limited j b mackenzie son acton oni acton ont for better business in 1932 advertise more what is the reason ys -ss- i5s why gamble with a second choice tire when goodyears cost no more r how many supertwistcdftos iou sands of extra miles in these bodybalanced goodyear tires fl imtme3werace coocweartme they would make it go the one comfort was that again the eyes of the photo seemed to smile pick ing up the paper saturday she was sur- jgjised in the church announcements to the increase of tuberculosis among girls is a subject that demands serious consideration five years ago the death rate among girls due to this disease was fifty per cent greater than among boys now it is one hundred per cent higher two reasons for this appalling in crease will occur to almost anyone the increase of smoking among girls is un doubtedly a factor the attractive ad vertisements do not change the fact which reliable people in charge or young people almost universally admit that clgaret smoking among adolescents causes physical and mental deterior ation the craze for slenderness is another item in the increase of tuberculosis among girls and this just at a time when medical science was getting the disease under control the silliest fashion fad that has ever attacked am erican girlhood is also the most danger ous- to health multltudcsofgif is- prc not eating all they need and are priding themselves oh emaciated figures which recall the india famine sufferers rather than the grecian statues which for thousands of years have been the worlds standards of beauty the worst part is that these girls are reducing their res erves when attacked by disease they have no resistance some of you recall the approval of clgarets appearing in the advertising pages of our magazines under the pic tures o noted men and women we knew a wellknown literary man who was offered flvc hundred dollars for his peticharity if he would write ares ommendatlon for a certain brand of clgaret he said in reply that he did not mind recommending pie- things if he was nt asked to smoke them this is nit an unusual case a prime dressing for woundsl in some factories and workshops carbolic gonist he was sure with hope leuilliu i acid is kepnor use in cauterizing wounds and cuts sustained by the workmen far better to keep on hajhd a bottle of dr thoma eelectric qli it is just as quick in action and does not scar the skin or burn the flesh you can get out of a tire only those miles that axe built into it mileage is not a matter only of weight size or tread design it is a matter of construction 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