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Spee eee A TL EYBURIAN SEPTEMBER 3, 1931 THURS.., Captain Evered Nears Century in English Home Father of Haileybury Man Knew Florence Nightingale; Is Ancient Mariner Captain John Guy Courtney Evered, R.N., of Bridgwater, Somersetshire, England, father of N. J. Evered, well known min- ing man of the North and a resi- dent of Haileybury, will be 100 years old on September 22nd, He is still hale and hearty in his English home, where Mr. and Mrs. Evered visited him two years ago, and is a man of great experience in the world. He is the oldest living Etonian, having] entered that famous school when he was 12 years of age,and is one of the few surviving veterans of the Crimean war. Pictures of the veteran, which Mr. and Mrs. Ev- ered have here, show him to bea remarkably preserved man for his great e show his beautiful English home, where he is spending the evening of his days and enjoying life. In an interview with a news- paper at his home, Captain Ever- ed told in an entertaining way yme of his experiences through- out the Crimean war. From this paper the following extracts are taken: Captain Evered is the hero of a hundred fights. He has eluded} death a score of timés. For four months he lay on his back with a shot wound he can still feel. He} fought throughout the Crimean war on sea and land. Hear him tell in his own lively way some of his adventures. "There were three of us ae yeth- ¢ ng reconnaissance W * he "We had Pee et com ur horses and got away from out] flank I saw through my glasses group of Cossac ks « approaching. | [hey came nearer till it was get ting far from safe. My compan-| ions mounted to ride away, when} my horse--she was white, I re-| member--took it into her head to| bolt Another minute and I should have been lost, but I leapt} after the horse, clutched her mane, and together we dashed for safety." "T was given my Lieutenant's commission for saving some women from the Cossacks. My captain told me to take two boats and such men as I wanted and do our best. It getting the women from They blazed away had to lower the into our boats by the their heads in some we brought was a tough rascals and we cases. them safely away. "Another time those shortened the fuses of our batter- ies. I was wounded in the ex-| plosion, and the medico said af- terwards, 'Mr. Evered, if you no} had six layers of clothing on, job} those} at us} women hair of Russians Thousands of eee are grateful to EAGLE BRAND! you cannot mention Eagle Brand in any group of women, but someone has a story to tell. Why? Because Eagle Brand Successes are so numerous it is safe to say that almost every city block has its quota of healthy Eagle Brand babies. In warm weather par- ticularly--feed Eagle Brand for safety. Itis easy to digest, and always uniform and pure. 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Evered, with six sons Captain and two ind other vie ws| daughters, sailed to New Zealand} Jin 1880 in the Lady Joceline, the} last passenger sailing ship that| |left these shores for that distant country When his father died he return- fed to inherit his lovely home in |the Quantocks. Till he was very |nez arly ninety he rode to hounds | and took part in country sports." Captain Evered's photos show him wearing several medals, but jhe is reluctant to discuss them, |his son says, and it is not known \definitely just what they are, with one exception, Legion of Honor. His chief sport now. is fishing, | |which he indulges in right on his | the Admiral would have it that I} 'Those were the. days of the} survival of the fittest. We had| to carry our drinking water in barrels. After we had been out which is the Northern Musical Students Make Record Achievement | For the past three years in suc- cession, the University of Toron- to, Toronto Music, has awarded a medal to! one of Miss Rice's pupils for the highest standing in the Dominion. This year Miss Noanie Bagshaw is the recipient and this the seventh time that one of It is surely a re- Northern musical| |larly honored. cord for our students. lown property in a small lake. and one A brother Five of his six sons \ adustiber are living. ldied at the age of 98. Conservatory of marks| | Miss Rice's pupils has been simi-| |Rebekahs and Oddfellows | Entertained at Corn Roast | | pee | On Thursday evening last cae +50 members of the Haileybury Rebekah and Oddfellows' Lodges j were entertained to a corn roast at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Clow, North Cobalt, both of whom are members of the Order. A very pleasant evening was spent. Members of the Lodges took this opportunity of making a presentation to one of their |number, Miss G. McCuaig, who }is to be married in the near fu- ture. A beautiful china fruit |bowl with candlesticks to match was given to Miss McCuaig as a token of esteem and good wishes |for her future happiness. Y | | | | | | ible, too, "As oe Child. hood" 'OU cannot be too careful about your milk supply. Use safe milk only. Dorothy Brand Evaporated Milk is sterilized--just as safe as if there were not a germ in the whole universe. It is rich, and uniform--better in every way for cooking and drinking. It is more digest- because the large fat globules of the milk have been broken up into small ones--, homogenized. DOROTHY ane Evaporateo MILK Wet Feet and Baked Shoes Feature Hiking in Rockies Dorothy Young, B.A. from England, and Alice Rainsford, B. 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