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fore ground this book is a portrait not a photographic representation in all her writing on the early days of this country miss davies has tried to do what the artist does when painting a picture and her latest effort the portrait of quebec- became a masterpiece travel books or chamber of comtiierce litera ture full of beautiful photos when compared- wito it- are like a tail- road poswfr compared with a rem brandt it is not a history a geography a technical or a travel book and still it conveys to the reader far more than any four books ou these interesting subjects it gives not only the how of things but also the why in short the province of quebec becomes alive for the read er everybody who is for instance interested in jiydro development or industrial expansion like the great arvida plant will enjoy her eye- opening words about tnese subjects everybody who ever made maple syrup or tasted it can learn some thing from the master strokes of her pen in describing the important quebec industry blodwin davies has the knack of making people read between me lines to make them think and feel what quebec really is the books tew photos are carefully selected and blended with some well printed colour reproductions of jacksons canvasses showing the intimate lift and aspect of the province this book is not like those of cer tain writers atiri corresjvondents who sometimes with preonceivii ideas visil a country for a few weeks write a book about r an i for the rest of their imi prfae is 3ecialist s on caiiia is v sutji america liriiaii china iilii or indonesia tin- harm doiu- vni writini can hardly be nniir iri to i bloduin diw it no like liit she imi raised n quebec 11 i 1- though nut a ciilmlic ua filmated in a convent sehoul in iijdnion this she must hnr sen vmi ir reseaivh alone she floes no hesitae rnce or praise both the french and tie english when certain mistime il happenings demand it the reader cannot help bu oiiiiii the mysterious working of the eternal law of cause and ef fect not tile wool of a plilosophy of tolerance and wisdgm rurinini between the r of ban- facts no patriotic canadian fiom nrw- foundland to tueei charlotte is land can afford to pass up this book it is an asset in any library private or public it is 1 must for every high school or college stu i- ent french or nonfrench beca ise after having read it all tin- occas ional little bickerings jealousies ami misunderstandings between queiec and the other parts of the country look niightly senseless darling company of canal limited native ok cheltenham matt kir kwood dies a native of cheltenham oman mathew w kirkwood 74 reined general manager of tile grand river and lake erie and northern kail- ways subsidiaries of the canadian pacific kailway died at gall on how this famous engine sets the pace in highcompression progress i olilnmoliltn rocket the most fatiioiix automotive engine of modern time in now in it lliinl triumphant year i vhikiuni from tile rankliaft out for true 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ll-moltil- uh nr- rocket means durability kmkl wx i huiiiolilr hhil first ilh c iii ill iriirlliti lrnaii i iiriltility mi ilit- hthkcl cm irulv stirul ou it- iiconl fir ihii i iinluiii tlmntljtliiy pin- rufl lurtltilil rocket means oldsmobile i lie kimkil iniim i onlv part of liiiioilf lralfrlii in wr hi of iimtor rar maun fa- 1 nr- ani triv9 kmkl liiffiiif oliiiiokilf thr all linn rrit iimt htt or tli- lauioroua supeb luutuaurd oltlmijtuf sumt iih i tr luxr llhutr stan ii mm olds mob arthur scott motors limited ocnetal motom value telephone 161 queen and guelph streets j walter t evans co insurance protection real estate ocean steamship service serving georgetown and community for 32 years phone 1 83w mill street july 24th mr kirkwood became general manager of the line with headquar ters in preston in 1017 his recent home was in hlair out donald m waldie acton native dies in summertime antltrs imperial 3 remurfinj rrujl works i i plum bing r he a ii ng fbhhi son of the pioneer isettlers of acton farming district and lifelong and highly respected citizen donald macgregor waldie passed away on sunday july is at the guejph general hospital after an illness- of just eight days a son of the late alexander waldie and margaret macgregor he resided on the sec ond line for the last 44 years al though- in failing health he kept active until his last illness by his passing the community loses a staunch and upright citijwm and a man who was a friend of all mr waldie was born in 1872 on the old family homestead on the first line h6 lived at different places in the area and then in glen williams from 1804 to tflot when lie moved to the second line he mar ried the former jane elizabeth moore in 1902 a scotch block rev r h armstrong conducted the funeral service in knox presby terian church acton on july 18th and interment foflowed in falrvlew cemetery acton pallbearers were james godfrey georgetown erlene roberts shel- buine and willaru brltton stewart elliott lawrence gibbons and mur- wood steele all of acton flower bearers were nephews ross brltton gordon johnston- james sayers i wufred waldie george job and william waldie mr waldie leaves besides his wife jane elizabeth waldie two sons hev john r waldie london ontario and alexander of acton three brothers and two sisters also remain alex and william of bran don manitoba duncan mrs wm robertson and mrs harry sayers all of acton to all of these sympa thy of the community goes in the loss of a kind and loving husband father and brother appoint new secretary for ont horticultural assoc john v clark has been appointed secretary of the ontario horticul tural association according to an announcement irom robert d lit tle president of the association mr clark succeeds j a carroll who resigned from this position when he was tkinted assistant deputy minister of agriculture j mr little goes on to kint out that mr clark is wellknown to the association since he has been asso ciated with horticultural work for tiie past 21 years during that period he has acted as lecturer for the association since he has been field- man for the department of agri culture more recently he was ap pointed assistant director of horti cultural societies the position he will continue to hold along- with his new appointment as secretary of the ontario horticultural associa tion in addition to his othef work mr clark served as superintendent mt the horticultural building at inilft canadian national exhibition fapt many years and is a member of the royal winter jpw association presentation prior to leaving town on thursday evening last st georges wa met at the rectory for a surprise party given in hon our of the treasurer mrs brant howell who has left the parish to take up residence in toronto after a pot luck supper which proved to be bountiful and excellent games were played for about an hour and a half then the first vice president mrs john farmer read an address of regret and godspeed to mrs howell and a very beautiful nock- lace tfcras presented to her mrs howell expressed her thanks and told the branch that her work amongst them and her brief stay in georgetown would constitute hap piest memories for expert eye care consult o t walker optometrist 3 main st north bnanptaa over a bells drug store phone office 599 res 830 hours 9 am to 6 pjn dally evenings by appointment quote from tolstoy it is plea sant to dream of eternity but for an honest man it is enouglvhorthave lived his life doing his work e p head optometrist eyes examined glasses fitted ss st geortrea square guelph established 20 years i laundry call zenith 13600 no toll laundry services