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Page 6 THE HAILEYBURIAN THURS., JANUARY 15th; 193% THE RHYMING OPTIMIST By Aline Michaelis : * And Her Ideas] Gift of Roses When someone gives me roses, Peach-petalled, hearts of gold, New joy the day discloses, Fresh hopes the hours unfold! No pleasure life devises Affords a deeper thrill, For with rose-fragrance rises Love's incense, sweeter still. The roses tell of raptures In gardens drenched with dew, Of spoils the bold bee captures The whole bright Summer through. And I, like bees, devour The treasure they impart, And from each lovely flower Drink nectar from my heart. When someone gives me roses, As golden hearts unfold, Each petal there discloses The love that is life's gold. Resolve Although the years may greet me With many a care and pain, No sorrow shall defeat me, No loss shall be in vain; And though regrets may linger For all that coud not be, I shall go on, a singer, Of life, abundant, free, Though unfulfilled one longing, - From Paris My fondest heart's desire, There still are pleasures throng- ing, Still hope and youth conspire To make each morrow better Than any day gone by, And no dead dream can fetter Life's mounting ectasy. No sorrow shall undo me, No loss be quite in vain, From evils that pursue me My faith shall wrest some gain of U0 « ceaped hip line Pouvee Reanok? C _ fi eB immortalized ° if in music O now p-| / in silver ig * black enamel bo adorn a lady fain / pi VT \ Twos the tittle wotch on a strass back- rroere IRONA , thot Bz2a Fcaught her Se = eye, wikh PNYX o jade OS gornituce on o black my suede be. preronitie xs NO acm reRect Martial et again -- Ramand/ ouklined 1 vas black velvet with y thread on he. 2 white box collar, scant -- ce u| petal scant ? ADVERTISING turns over stocks rapidly, and therefore multiplies profits. This means that prices-in a shop which advertises can be short rather than long Of this you may be sure: Prices in a shop which advertises are not MORE than in a shop which does not advertise. The chances Good progerss with drilling and the sinking of a proposed 80- foot shaft to a depth of 35 feet were reported by Thos. F. Suth- erland, Deputy Minister of Mines on his return to Toronto this week after a three weeks' visit to the lignite deposits at Onaka- wana. Retirement Closes 53 Years' Service C ver 53 years ago, a 14-year-old boy joined the old Toronto, Grey and Bruce Railway, as an apprentice in the Motive Power Department. Today, the retirement of Robert Preston, superintendent of motive power, Eastern Lines, Canadian Pacific Railway, closes a career which is something of an epic in the history of Canadian railroading and has extended from one ocean to the other in many impor- tant appoint- ments. Start- ing his actual service with the C. P. R.assoon as the T. G. and B. was taken over by the great Cana- dian system, then in its own infancy. Mr, Preston, from machinist in 1884, served in various parts of the Dominion, successively, as locomo- tive foreman; master mechanic and superintendent of motive power on both West- ern and East- ern Lines. He intends to make his home in Toronto, where heis well known and saw many years of hislong service. He is suc ceeded by George White- ley, who has been his assis- R. Preston shades oF old dog to brown Rom make the Beanord & handle Cie. She loved of Ehis it for iks walking hemstitched skick/ yoke which outlined the colloe © jabot, o its out standing pockets. Just Ehe very kind Etcime 'bot awaecl teock for o snappy doy|/ Skrass veasus net which decolletage shall she choose 2 She had such © bright idea / The clock would bell her what a time to dress ==| © Ehe barncrmaleel i Browns © Tk took o EIS tant since 1915 G. Whiteley and also has a long record in the service of the company, having started as fireman, at Fort William, Ont.,in 1902. His employment in various posts of the Motive Power Department, however, has taken him all : over the Prai- | ries and Fast- ern Canada. The post of assistant super- intendent of motive power on Eastern Lines will , be filled by Alex- ander Peers, who leaves his appointment as master mecha- nic of the Bri- tish Columbia District to come to Montreal for }'s first experience of service in the » st. He joined up as a machinist in the Winnipeg Shops in 1909, and his various posts, hitherto, have all Loven West of Fort William. 680 "TAKING HIM FOR A RIDE" --Evening Standard, London are that they are oftentimes lower. This, also, is generally true: You will find better goods, better values and better service in those shops which turn over their stocks rapidly. This means, as a general thing, shops which advertise. A Note to Merchants Advertising costs you nothing--it is paid for AMSAT by the profits on increased sales TRS SAT TSA Advertising 1s easy--it is simply saying in writing what you say to the customers in your shop. _ Turn over stocks quickly, if you would make more money. ANS: Read the Ads. Then Shop | Ka AMMAN ATTEN TST ESS TEST