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Page Eight THE COLBORNE EXPRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25th, 1937 It Costs Less to PREPARE than to REPAIR! Light greaSe in transmission and differential Anti-freeze in radiator Have battery charged Have generator set Have timing checked W. J. ONYON Phone 122 Pontiac & Buick Sales & Service Colborne "Colborne Stores Contain Goods Sold Elsewhere and Prices are No Higher" BOYS and GIRLS enter our prize contest now Ask your friends to vote for you at our store, and win a fine prize Watch this advt. for full list of prizes next week! "etw. R0Baker & Confectioner "You Need Stores in Colborne as Much as the Stores Need You" ... Come in and see the new TIP TOP styles! • Do it now--come in and see the wide variety of styles Tip Top offers you. Every one guaranteed new, correct and "right". Every man will find here an authentic, up-to-the-minute style to suit him--a British fabric that will please. We repeat: come in and have your suit or coat made for you and only you--hand-cut and tailored to your measurements by Tip Top's union craftsmen. A Suit or Coat at a price to suit your pocket. Samples shown in your home. XMAS SHOPPERS -- Let us fill your wants --Ties, Hose, Scarves, Special Low Prices on Shoes, Rubbers, Overshoes. See us! TIP TOP TAILORS LIMITED FRED w. hawkins Clothes Cleaned in 48 hours COLBORNE If you have anything to sell, or want to buy anything--try our Condensed Ads. on Page Five "Vox Nostrae Scholae" The Book Pair, which was held in Toronto last week, was sponsored by the Association of Canadian Bookmen. The exhibits occupied a large section of the mezzaine floor of the King Edward Hotel. Most of the space was used by various publishers who had brought samples of their best and most recent books for inspection. The booths containing these books are most interesting in arrangement and content. The many visitors must have appreciated the welcome which was extended to them. It was made easy and enjoyable for them to enter a booth and look at any book which attracted their attention. One large room was devoted wholly to Canadiana, Books by Canadian authors were placed on tables around the room. On one wall was* a collection of portraits of our Canadian writers. On a side wall were hung the original paintings for the illustrations of a recent book. In one corner could be seen the interesting little illustinaions of historical incidents, that had been worked in wool. Placed at advantageous points in the Canadian room were several glass topped show cases. These contained manuscripts, copies of first editions, and old photographs and documents that are of great interest in., the history of Canadian literature Among these exhibits ware to be seen original copies of poems by Sir Charles G-. D. Roberts. Ethel wn Wtetherald and others of our poets; the little, old, battered book bound in stout brown leather, that was the second book published in Canada; and a pirated edition of "Low Tide at Grand Pre" of which only a dozen copies are tant. One case is devoted entirely to copies of Marshall Saunders' "Beautiful Joe," the book being shown, printed in a number of foreign languages. A feature of this case was the large book containing the story printed in Braille. Of interest to Canadians also a small exhibit tucked in beside of the publishers' booths. It consisted of half a dozen books placed small table, and the interest lay la the binding. Dr. Lome Pierce bound the volumes by hand and the result Is most beautiful. The covers are of leather and the end papers just inside the covers of moire silk. Two or three of the books are bound in natural soft calf leather. These are presentation copies that anyone would treiasure for their beauty. Two or three other sections of the Book Pair deserve notice, although it must be brief. There was an exhibit to show how a book is printed and bound; and examples of the first galley proofs, the page proofs, " assembling of the pages, and the covering of the book were all display-j ed. Just as one entered the Book Faty one noticed a case containing a number of rich and beautiful volumes. These were the prayer books bound in white and dark red vellum which were used "by King George and Queen Elizabeth during the Coronation cere-' monies last May; and there was, tool the Great Bible which was presput^o to the King. The value of liis < xhilyft is attested by the fact that a. uniform-f ed guard- was unobtrusively but un-J n.istakably on duty in the vicinity of the case. The Public Library had most interesting exhibit in its micro-} rhotograpbie camera and projectors', but a description of it must be left for some other time. Even so rapid review of the Book Pair as this cou not omit mention of the corner given up to children's books, where the walls were decorated with large drawings to illustrate Gulliver's Travels. These drawings are the work of the Children's Class at the Art Gallery. One comtes away from the Book Pair with the conviction that visits would be required to do the exhibition justice. One's mind is filled with a jumble of books, people-, books, pictures and more books. The predominant impression that one away is that the thought and life of mankind is crystallized in books and that Canada is sharing in the valuable work of making our human records. Hearty cngratulations to Jack Clarey who, on appeal, has been registered as an apprentice by the College of Pharmacy. We are glad to see Donald Kennedy in his place again,, but are sorry that Irene Taylor is still absent. The following is the standing in order of merit of the class in Upper School Literature: Jean Joss Norma Bell Earl Motcalf Gerald Bennett Evelyn Gummer Arthur Winter Azetta Blodgett Sandy Ruherford Bernard Fox Marguerite Murphy Mary Delaney Mildred Grant The following is the standing in order of merit of the class in Upper School Geometry: Arthur Winter Gerald Bennett Jean McLaughlin Helen Haynes Jessie Broomfield Stanley Oliver Marguerite Murphy Earl Metoalf Evelyn Gummier Marion Deviney Bernard Fox Mildred Grant The following is the standing in order of merit of the class in Middle School Latin Authors: Arthur Winter Norma Bell Helen Ives Edna Arkles Bernard Fox Dorothy Walker Mary Gummer "Vox Nostrae Scholae" Some men live to a ripe old age, while others don't slow the car down for an "S" curve. The following i: test in Upper School French: Norma Bell Gerald Bennett Doris Heckbert Rosamund Hubble Jessie Broomfield Marion Deviney Evelyn Gummer Marguerite Murphy Arthur Winter Dorothy Knight Jean McLaughlin Azetta Blodgett Sandy Rutherford Mary Delaney Ruth Allen Bernard Fox Fred Griffis Harold Knight Ford Cowie Helen Haynes The following is the standing in order of merit of the class in Middle School Chemistry: Norma Bell Mary Gummer Sandy Rutherford Edna Arkles Juno Fiske Dorothy Walker Jeah Joss Betty Rowsome Marjorie Haynes Harold Knight Amby Miller Marion Deviney Irene Kemp iMary Delaney Raymond Boyd Harold Moore Ford Cowie The following is the standing of the class in Middle Sohool Latin Composi-ition. in order of merit. Helen Ives Edna Arkles Marjorie Haynes Amiby Miller Dorothy Walker Ruth Sheldrick Mary Gummer The following is he standing in order of merit of the Second Yea: Latin Class. Jack Hart Isabel Rutherford Mabel Archer Lois Honey Rose Murphy Dorothy McDonald Marjorie Delaney Jean Harper Mildred " Neil Knight Helen Staples Jean Cosens Louis Keating George McKenzie The following is the standing in order of merit of the class in Second Year Business Practice:: Lola Bell Lois Honey Isabel Rutherford Marjorie Delaney Mabel Archer Doro*hy McDonald Lucille Moore Jean Cos-ens Mary Mulhall Mildred Peebles Helen Staples Mary Tye Louis Keating Effie Samis George McKenzie Andrew Rutherford Raymond Brooks Ruth Kernaghan Rose Murphy The following is> the standing order of merit of the class in Second Year Physiography Jack Hart Neil Knight Isabel Rutherford Malbel Archer Raymond Brooks Andrew Rutherford Mildred Peebles Lois Honey Mary Tye Rose Murphy Dorothy McDonald Lola Bell Marjorie Delaney George McKenzie Louis Keating Lucille Moore Jean Cosens Eva Farrell Effie Samis The following is the standing in order of merit of the Second Year Class in Algebra and Geometry: Isabel Rutherford Lois Honey Mabel Archer Raymond Brooks Rose Murphy Marjorie Delaney Mildred Peebles Dorothy McDonald Andrew Rutherford Louis Keating Jack Hart And some people think tha* girls can't reason. 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