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pag 3 i ymm be delighted with this fragrant tea i- 1 jack t armstrong district representative georgetown ontario branch office dominion bank bide brampton ont- j k staclne branch manager whathavefiidome orive carbftitiy ontaijo jimxtment of highways oio m doucitt miit why your raihrvay ticket is punched whenever you ride a train the conductor punches your ticket to cancel it now no two of these lcket punches are the same each puncni like a human fingerprint leaves a mark that has no dupll- cate this variety in punch marks is part dmhocinalun nationals accounting syjtcro toe hole your conductor punched in- your ticket today may make the outline of e ladys head a high button shoe or top hat in any event it will be unique identifying not only the conductor but also the section of the- cnbs lnes over vhlel you were travelling when the ticket was punched the railway wlu nieyer run short of these punch marks for while there are 7000 in use the company has- 1500 more dies- punch marks include the letters of the alphabet and animate and inanimate objects such in star a mushroom a half moon a hatchet on anchor a fish a trowel the tour symbols of playing cardsa horses head and many oth er- as we have said they have a direct bearing on the accounting system they are a factor in prov ing that a portion of a ticket is refundable the railway doesnt expect a passenger to pay for more than he has received if you have used only a portion of your ticket the company ls prepared to return your money on the remainder how ever toj make refunds possible the railway must maintain an accurate tally of the tickets and parts of tickets that have been honored on its trains the punches used by its conductors provide this tally lets suppose you bought a ticket from montreal to winnipeg and that for some reason or other you left the train at gapreov out of montreal and ottawa the conduc tors will leave their punch marki a diamond and horseshoe to indi cate that you travelled the distance of their runs that is montreal to capreol on return to montreal you apply for a refund from capreol to win nipeg your application and ticket are forwarded to the auditor of pas senger accounts office there by consulting the records it is found that the diamond belongs to coaduc tor smith on the montrealottawa run and that the horschoe punch mark belongs to conductor jones on the ottawacapreol run by checking the daily ticket report it is determined that these conductors were on duty utjcij you made the trip the punch marks oriyour taket when checked against the records shou that you travelled r only from- montreal to capreol hence the capreolwlnnlpeg part of your ticket is refundable since punches play an important rale in making reiands they are is sued with care when a conduc tor receives a new punch its par ticulars are filed with his superin tendent and with the auditor of pas senger accounts at the lattersi-of- flce an additional record for each punch u maintained it is called the record of ticket punches this record contains all the v transfers made of a bunch until it goes out of service something of a master record also is icegt there aftd is used as a ready- reference this record lists all the punches in use and naprtes the conductors to whom they have been issued and the runs on which they are used all the rec ords beirthc marks of the punches so that when a conductor turns in hur ticket refcort w punch mark lis his signature v canadian notional magazine vtr georgetown herald wednesday oct ii i95 haiton anglican women met yesterday at bronte the annual meeting of the hal- ton deanery womens auxiliary was held in conjunction with the hal- ton deanery clergy chapter at the church of the epiphany bronte on tuesday october 3rd with mem bers present from every parish- in the deanery the meeting opened at lb jo with the service of holy communion in the church where the sermon was delivered by the bishop of niagara following lunch the gathering was welcomed by canon d russcl smith of oakville reports were given by the various members of the executive and the rev allan greene of the columbia coast mission delivered an address on his work and illustrated it with moving pictures- the meeting was closed with the benediction by archdeacon w g o thompson immtmi frfsjmktly uwn smmmm mlani sjai oft i is luuia fistssi ore than 4000 miles from san on direct sea and air es to australia american samoa unrolls a photogenic scene of palmdecked beaches framed by green jungles and forested volcanic mountains t tutulla islands deep blue bay which was ceded to the united states for a naval station in 1873 has been called the best and most beautiful harbor in the south seas administered by the o 8 navy only the eastern portion of the samoaa- group comes under- amer ican rule notes the national geo- grapjue society western samoa with the larger islands of savtland upoln where robert louis steven son once lived and was burled is governed by neyt zeajapd under united nations trusteeship for an its mtandsome scenery however and the ferjojlty that offers native polynesians a living almost literally picked trotn the trees samoa also sees a harsher aide of nature occasional hurri canes have brought- devastation and famine v one of the worst blowvcame in 1889 wrecking the rival warships of great britain germany and the united states facing one another in the apia harbor of western samoa after the storm the three powers agreed on neutral control l of the islands which lasted un- easily until 1899 when great brit- l oln withdrew in favor of the united states and germany after world war i germanys western share came under new zealands mandate convention movies at lions cmjb a feature of last weeks dinner meeting of the lions club at the mcgibbon house was the showing of colour movies qf thp district concention in chicago don bar- rajjer who amended both convenj- tions arranged for their showing the novics were taken by sid fields a member ot tile teeswater 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swiss watchmak ers art the worlds smallest watch the most accurate the most com plicated and the thinnest watches ever mode the mostaccurate wus the recent winner of the world concours de regloge or timing contest held lost month in neu- cliatcl the most elaborate watch was a pocket model which tells times days date and month a stopwatch mechanism gives the phases of the moon to mention only a few of its uses the thinnest was a mans pocket watch which easily could be slipped between the teeth of a comb the smallest watch would fit neatly into one end of an elbow macaroni electrical cmutraction wiring motor repair heat wtw range fred sennits phone s3lw ssbss mslblslbgrsiablsltilblsa attention 5 property owners l i a slippery walk an agrva-g- 2 voted deg the cnrusuyaf 5 a uelfhbonra child year banting eareleaaaass might 5 bankktjft too fob ufk s the family liability policy wm akrane this risk far yea only i7s0 fer three yean walter t evans c0 5 mill street phone 183w gospel services 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