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,4" -" V` V` } l = 5 ,_--.--_.. I\-- ............ FAST EIMFOP DIQTRICT WI, I o 1.1 | o o o&o2nc; salt, pepper and not mux, or (.`.~L"uiu1x me. them. With a lime Onion" i 111-5. Alex. Singer, cpunty secrc-_ P`iuc~ the hard end-' 01" 21-`Di111`gu.s'.?tz1i-_V', in add1`essing` the inembens said \`.'1`.i(`. :.")l1 hZ`l`.'C been in the hbif Ofithap looking over the a$5(31nb]y U`-1'0\\'iH.`1' 21'~'3Yy in it lafgi` -"t0' 13U1;eage1' faces, she felt that she oughi with one small onion and any meatito imp1-.3'~~; on them 1110 im-portzlncc of; cr;1p.< or bone you may have. Slm-`\vo:n<-n ;~: work to-day. Thirty or? 11101 f.Z"11I1y f0).` 1 11001`. RUHXOVC meat fo);1_y yealg ago xvojnen th0u;h1 thglg "Jill `:-wt,-s and put asparagus th_1`0u',,'115!1zi1 no time for such things. Only` 21 :\(M lump 01 butter size ofmen had time to attend meetmg,.a` a \=:uIm1-`, `Z cup= nf milk, pepper andllut recently in Albert Hall, London, Stilt 10 `85178. and thickefh >ThiS1i11gl21n(i, there were u.<.~=:.-mbled 5,000 1`.1ll1\'t:5 zx delicious cream soup. women representing more than 4,000 `ilnstitutt-.< in `G.rez1t Britain. News- LUSCIOUS NEW VEGETABLES lpap-:r rm.-p)1".< termed it a pzlrlialnem n':x:'l:D!.`n AT wF`.F'.Kl.Y MARKET'of \"0111x".`.. and the speeches delivc-r<::l` WOMEN'S INSTITUTE NEWS `LHKTIU \\ KILL" Ulklulll Loo:-.1 housewives should become (:0l1;.;`)`:ltLl111L(`:d East hor>.~t;1'.< for home-grown stuff by its ~plc-ndid me-etir *.".\~in-_r their pat1`on:1g`e as far as 1105- These reports i siblv to the Saturday market, where accounts of the ye gaulenr,-r.< of the distric` are disp}a_v-iOro Station, Wau ing :1 gmutel` variety of fresh vege ;Sc\'c1`n Bridggfe, ST tables with each succeeding week. !".iver, Rugby, L ~41 . `t Saturday new peas appezwrrl llelduf, Mitchell on the market for the rst time aml`Corner.=., Washago, sold at 75c a basket, or 2 qu:u'L< for: C_To1dwarer, Humps} `2:3.'.'. Hmne-grown .~:trz1\vber1'ie;<, i.r2:I;'(l;;;11', Iiady, Cr ('nI1:i:1~-mble quantity were o ered`O1'i1lia, Vzxsey and at 20c :1 box and were quicldy Gm-eting'.< from b0u;:'m up. New be-e`s and carrots. mzbrought by Mrs. :3c :1 hunch were _'_:ood :~;c11er.=. anr1|B03`0=`. Chl11'C11i11, ... o:.. .. 1>1n:L'r.\.` '21.: also in>on courage in f ."[)l111.1('I1 ZLI ZOC `cl U'd.:l\l:L nu.` u;.~u u-I r'.-=mu:n1. -I-Tnf hnuso trmmiocs We1'e`.= 20v :1 1'2). Several of tho .T!'0'01'5} xv.-w-.. .[.u]aying c1'i_~'p, ye`. 'vndc-1'. 1;. ;;.{ ;..3}Jce, at 2 head.< for 15, than` fur ;i;.w. is far ahead of the imP01"~"'1 ml })1'04hu't , No homn produc:-.1 `~:V<?-5.` `able }m.~ to face the compc-titxon lflt-I tn`:-u (inn.-_ and the v.':;..`.nn \\'110 is Sln-I c<.~u- in her (ie.~:ire to pzm-onize Can-I. mlim-. p,-oducc~r.= and {rive them fuil benet of the home market W111 c..n mm-+h nf hm` mrmev by 11111 Dem,-tit, OI tne nunu: xnmnu um, '.`:-- full worth of her money by! giving Czma'dian head lettuce p1'0fm`-: em-:~ now that it is being_o1!'c-r~d.] \Vhils- ;h.:- u,-parajzus season 15 nr2a!'_1Y. own", them was a nice lot of mg _...= . I A I _ . -I\u 01'. - THE TRIUMPH OF TRUTH spin: (`mus LUSCIOUS NEW V}:.L:l:lArSLLa \ OFFERED AT WEEKLY MARKET` (mes. ` for) u : ` except ' Cu_t flowefs xveri and 25C a. peonxr-s. \'.'hlCh sok a bunch. being eaten. :1 The following time-table should be`_ C studied and placed in -.1 handy 01:, prominent place in every kitchen : I; Water Steam i Aspara5.;u.- ...................... ..10 to 30 minutesit Beans, Lima . ..... ..1 to 11/; hour:,( Beans, string: .. .45 to (30 minutes` Beets, young ..10 to 60 minutes - Beets, old ..... .. -1 hours Cabbage, new. L. minutes 1 Cabbage, old ...... .. ..30 to (30 minutes ` Carrots ....... .. .30 to 60 minutes y Cauliflower `70 to 30 minutes.` Celery ......... .. ..20 to -10 minuteeis Corn, green . : minutesif Onions .... .. 45 to GO minutesl. Parsnips ' minutes ; Peas, `green .20 to 45 minutes Potatoe; .. . .....20 to 30 minutes:.` Spinach ..10 to 25 minute~ `V-`squash .. ..20 to 30 minutesi ' Turnips ..>10 to 60 minutes: Fr<:. young vegetables will cook `in the minimum time; the older: and l:\re;e1` they are, natumlly the` more cooking they require. um... nvn timelv ve_t:e`ableZ -:11-1 LIIKIHU. LU UJ.C5S. --Grenv111e Klexser. .....l [U L71 45 1 .40 I -1 I One of the most encouraging and} enthusiastic conventions ever heldi gby the East Simcoe District Women s ;Institute was that recently convened; ;at Port Stanley, Sparrow Lake, with, 5200 delegates present. The sessionsi were held in the pretty little church of the Good Samaritan, and were opened with community singing, lead by Mrs. Stewart Page. Tn 0-ivingr haw rpnnrf. Miss Irene EAST SIMCOE DISTRICT w.1. ] CONVENED AT PT. STANLEYi , the work and interest of Mrs. Todd. Dy ALIS. DEGVVRIT. rage. In giving her report, Miss Irene Jones stated that during her two years as district president one new branch had been added, that of Melduf, which, while very young.| was going good work. It had not been possible to visit all of the branches, but a number of visits had been paid by her. As a district, the Institute had added another cot. to the Children's Shelter in appreciation of A nnunninc-inn Inc nvn1'n2D! HUI 1.;-1-,1.~:uxn, your 1'e. as Lmww: -. hm. Honorary Presidents, Mrs. Wm. 01-g-?To .\Ir.<. C. P. Stocking, .\Iis.< I! :;:e-iJ0nes; P1'n:;~;i(lcnt, .\I1'<. W. B. Lc-a.th-l ]gt-Wc1'(lz1lo. Coldwuter; Vice-President.-I` _:in.|(al1 to rank as equal), 3112:. Clarke jan-lD<-\"iLt, Hobart-C2n`]c_\'; Nlrs. I?.u.<. th.`--IBo_\'d, Orillizx; .\I1'.`~:. Philip Gol(l.<'oin,i wm.l.:1kL.- St. George; ;\Ir.<. Frank Durn-g bvifortl. North llivor; I\I1`s. John Walker, [`g{.{ Colclwutcr; Soc.-'l`1'easurer, .\Ir.<. E. ,~;~d,l.\'. Ho\viU.. The Di:~"vict Dl1"?L'tOl'. 3;-lyiarez Clowcs, Hrs. Victor DiL'l\`t31`: ;{,1Cold\\'ater, Mrs. .\IcDermid; Coulson. .\I1'.=. J. S`nel:<*.\`0ll; Crown Hill, .\l1'.'<. nte:'i-'\- JOYY; `keg, gar, Mrs. Wm. Hayes; Guthrie, .\Ir.-:. gm, Wm. Campbell; Hampshire ;ket,` I\I1'.<. T. B1-oulie; I-Iarvie S(.-ttlement, f;-l-}.\l1'.=. D. )1. Harvie; `Mrs. Ed. .\Iiddlr.-ton; Jm`ratt, .\Ir< own Goo. Campbell; Lake. St. George, M . ,]b.,l\Vinnif1'e(1 Ru.=.=e1l; .\Iul(luf. .\I1.~.-i: and: \\'i1mif1'ed Russell; .\Iitc.h-all Square. .\Ir~'. Wm. Bu!`n<>l North River, eggs .\Ir:~:. Hugh Fletcher; Mount St. Loui.<,' I : l5z1(l_V, .\I1'.=. .-\. \Vz1lker; Ed .`Illl5,' 1 Hobart-Ca1'lc_v, ` -. I O1-illia, .VIr;<. 111',-~. W. D. Ln`.'e1'in;_r; but_, ' ance OI .$1,4Ub.U`a Irom laSE year. Following a luncheon served at the lLukeshore House, when the visitors ;wore the guests of the Women s In- {stitutes of Sparrow Lake, Lake St. i'Geors_;'o and Severn Bridge, the gath-1 "iering was formally welcomed by` = Rev. G. H. .\'Ioyes, of Sparrow Lake,` _`who spoke most appreciatively of the. : excc-llent work the W.l. was doing `hithroughout the country. Mrs. W. Bi lLezu.herdale replied to Mr. Moyes ll']'ltl1-aiiking him on behalf of the sembly for his hearty we-lcoinc. ' 9 Mr: Rtp\\':'irr Pam: smoke briey Of` i the work and mterest 01 Mrs. 1ouu.v Appreciation was expressed by Miss Jones of the loyal support that had been given her during her term ` of ofice, and she hoped the same thoughtfulness and kindness that had been shown her would be given her successor. 711 I? \T I-Imm`H :1: :nr-1'ntm'v- Mrs. E. N. Hewitt, as secretary- treasurer, reported 673 members en- rolled. The district nancial state- ment showed receipts totalling $425.- 2`) u7H']'| nwnm1rh'h1w>,c nmnnnting` tol SIICCESSOT. ` "lsembly tor ms hearty welcome. 9 Mrs. Stwzirt Page spoke briey of'a tithe coaching classes to be held inlh xtlast Simcoe during the latter partia of July and the beginning of August, 1` Iiaml asked the branches to send in"- ito Mr. Page the names of the girls; in their district who would attend so; .1 that arrangements could be made fov * c '1convenient centres. Ten from the, ,County of Simcoe would go to the}1 Royal Winter Fair next fall, andi` evx.-ry girl entering _a coaching class ` llxzul a chance of being one of them. ` `um I R lnnH1n1'rl:1in DON T UNDER OR OVER COOK YOUR VEGETABLES Most housewives think the cook `iiiynf vegetables such a simple thingir that in many cases they overdo '11, with the result that the food value is, lessened, as well as the flavor. Right1 methods of cooking will make much`I more of the health element. And in-it teresting methods of cooking wil]l_ make more of the attraction of the" \*eg'etable dishes, and so ensure theirrt 1] 'I`hp 1`nllnw1ne' be ( `men: snowed recelpus wtzuuug *tA~J.-1 82, with expenditures amounting to $393.54, and a balance on hand of $32.28. The combined statement of the district and branches showed re- ceipts of $4,285.95, including 21 bal- of $1,406.05 from last year. Pnnnwimr n hum-henn served had chance 01 being one or tnen1.} Mrs. W. B. Leatherdale showed - .sz1n1~ples of Canadian-made blanket}: iinatt,-1~iai.a, and told of her expel`-if gience in having blankets made up of|- 'wool from her oxwx sheep. At `.he|` ;present time when the price of wool ` was so low, it seemed to her a very ' ` good investment, and she suggested "that the women make enquiries from `ltho woollen mills and use the woo`, `& in that way. She estimated the zunount of wool required for blanket and making to be about thirty-ve: ';or forty pounds. 3. \I"\ Snfhe-rlmul. countv nrusident.` Ilpap-,-1' 1`\ :pU1.< termeu It a pu1`112u11L-11*. of \ '0lllx:`.`., spueclies there \\'L.`1`t.' b1'ozidca.st. .\l1'.~:. Si11;-_;'_: e Simcoc Distric: on y meeting and 1`: po`:1.~:. ` 5- included inspirmgi n year's activities from`; 'iO1'o VVaubausliene, 1,'i':`.i1oil'. Shzmty Bay, .\ or:.l`. Lake St. GC01`gL.`,`. rl Squat-, P1'ice':w Victoria Harboigi -H ('nl:lw-.nm- Plninnalqivn ,\lllljs`. Coulson. .\lcl(lL1I, Mitcm.-H aquaru-, J:'1'u.'t `COl`l101`S, C0ldwmei-, Hmnpshivc Mills, Coulson, xliclggair, Crown Hill, Guthrie,` `Orillia. Spa1`1'o\v Lake. 1 I South Simcoc were` {brought Sp-'e1'in-,r and .\Ir;: i inm-;.. F11Il|'l`i1i]` 111:0 )0l>{(* hl`l"`V |1i0}`C.~.`, Lgnurcnm, 2u.<.0 . urn-uy >011 facmg the respon- . . . . ; =.s1b1l1`.1o.~: of Ixfe. l The elccuon of ofcers for the en- `i;~:ui1`.,Q* 1'e.' as follows : Mrs. `Hnn n1-:1 1-v Prp=idnn7 X `V (\L]\!_'] 7 Om: fzmncr was o'c1'in9_; _\'oun9; Jurmcy; ])i_\:.= on the outside mark-;-: at 810 :1 Sew-1'21 pair. This is thw hijrhest price youngl Shanty porker.= have been held at this sea-`Sparrow `son and is probably due to the Uh'ho`, * sc'urcit;; of this stock cz1u.=ed by hozwy Juniors, mortality among the young and zm'|H2u~bor, `increa.=od demand created by the .\Ir.<. C. new pork packing plant. .'.\Iiss L. '. mg anu .ur:< spoke brinliy Han rrx.~'.nnn- I _ _ ,_ve,t11.- t.1m [orgrmiz dent : Ge`r`1era out. I` Son :com- , `(lg `E ` wa: j,1OI1! - 933111 111.: 1 1 Lhc : 1._`~ ` (10 1 un alker, rs. `actors )ickt31`: )u1.'~0n. , 1`; I . -, I1`L`1U and ement, C 3a1']c_v,v`0 I 31;`. . I :1 I ` (Continued from page one) 1 Mr. Simpson paid a ne tribute to ithe nursing profession, stating that ; lone had only to see the memorial to -N the heroic war nurses which has been set up in the Hall of Fame at Ot- ,ta\va by the nurses of Canada in imemory of the nursing sisters who ; gplayed such an important part in the !great war, to be impressed with the ivalor and sacrice made by this ne , type of womanhood in the perform-It ance of their duty. I .111 `Hnnvn u-kn wnc dnwn on the THURSDAY. JUNE 25, 1931. ujn-jg INURSE GRADUATES 2 RECEIVE DIPLOMASI or tneir outy. wnat tne ])J'OCx Mr. Moore, `who was down on the will do, not w program tohgige lthe chair(-1niani &tad- C0I1I}11(:ltl0il a in dress said e at prepare a een`met o of pas: minuie speech for the benet of the;pe1-ty on -.o hi members] of the Eoililnty Councll, b1.Itt;inipoi~tant and since on y one o t em was presen _.'deve1opmen:s ( he would spare the public and save holders that gwhat hzah had to saly so thed Cfiuncgl palligies have gil: or ano er ime. e evo e _s `r - xperience marks largely to the establishing dependents chi and progress of hospitals in Canada, head of the ho dating from the _rst hospital found.is the very thii ed in MontrealH in 1639 lp _ c0 Ct)he living, income. present time. e state t at in. n- men who speei; tario alone there were 336 hospitals partnership ii when the last figures were published insurance and in 1929. Of this number 115 WEI-gills so vital am ` gublic dgeneral hospitalst andt the hrest Evith life insure , evote to specia rea men suc as uying that ins l tuberculosis, mental _diseases, cancer, summoned to 1 . sick childrten and preventfatire clare. are specialists; The cost 0 maintenance 0 t ese os-`stead of divawi l pitals that year was over 10 million to drop your e .ldo1lars, with a revenue of less than your other as 9 million, leaving 21 dflClt Of OVOI` care, arrange; one million `dollars, showing` that the.-`Vinsui-anoe to l , hospital business is not a paying one.|in.eome plan_ E Referring to the local institution, what it is eosti E Mr. Moore said it had cared for 811';ent;, you will \ patients during the past year, with agamonnt of ; loss of $2,000 in indigent patiem.-Iinaintain your alone. The fact that the hospital wasiyoui ab5ence_ under government supervision made insurance wot lit necessary to com-ply with the Gov- when it is pal , ernnient s requirements. Most Canadiai Tn Hmgn (lav; nf 2(lV}lh(`P(i S('lF!T1{'.l. nmw m- ko++.-i ernmeniys requirements. I; ' In these days of advanced science _they are. constantly recommendingiu `new appliances, which add greatly toj `the upkeep cost. If we are to com- ,; pete with other hospitals and take}: care of our people here, instead of?; ;`-having them go down to Toronto forl- ; ltreatment, we have to put in costly `_"|equipment. I think in the future- l uthe near future, too-unless the n-g, f.ancial problems of our hospitals can nibe met, they will have to be oper-! .tlated through a commission of the: t municipality, concluded the chair-; man J ,vman. _ . -1 full value for it. The Canada Lifel `I The ='l3`dkU1' Oi t11C _0Vn1ng D1`-llnsurance Company has been for; John F1`gl1S0T1, W35 lm'1'0du9 byisome time training eld men on how `N11 . :\lCX. COWELII. HO stated that thclto analyse and plan a pl-ogranj f0` 1 elnillellt d0Ct0r had pl`aCtlCed 1115 pro- a n-1an g_ estate and a]s0 on the fnak. l fessioll in TOYOMO f01` 1113111}? Y`3' 1 ing of wills. This is not done for thel `;\\'l11,-re he had lectured to the xnedi-ipm-pose of drawing wins, but so than cal students at the Unlversity and eld men W111 be in a position to ad :` ` was in charge of the deP`s11'i3m9nt 1.vise policyholders intelligently ho'.\a AI10t0mY 5md_111eI1T31 _diS5`35- Hfbest to arrange their affairs so thazl t}\\'=15_P`d-`t D1'0'=j1(1`m 01 the Ot""*itl1e.-ir l`l0l1'S may obtain the greatest} _i:\lC(llC1l As. as well as many tbenet from their estates, and whey; fg fraternal organlzations, and at the they go to their lawyers they win b| e|pre.<.ent time is presi.(le.nt of tl~.-.;- O'n better informed and may tell him; ,1'tario Hospital Association and chall`-H01-Q C1ea1.1y how they \.,;51_1 +_l_n`Qf~_ y Imm 055 the B_03~1`d 01 Manage Oiiwills arranged. The man or woman" d W0Ste1'I1 H0Sl31ta1- lwith property who dies and has made? ,3 Dr. Ferguson prefaced his master- no deliberate provisions for i1_,.: )1 13 address by SaY11'}g thalhe hadhandling after death has failed in .e b`v`, 91050;) >35-5`}C13t4ef]1 \`~'1T1`fthC` The highest respon:~:ibility to those it nursipn` proression o_r_ years l'0lll,1(_,fL beh;nd_ `I mlthn nnzie the rst t1"1lI1lnL" school wn.- mm ..x,\,.1. ,.4.- 1:4. .-. ` vii/\I1'\-u J L.-.L prefaced n 1y saying that he had h been closely associated with the ,1 nursing profession for 47 years, from _ k ` VVC5l.|;`1'l1 I'l.USlJlLal. i; ,the time the lst training school organized by Miss Snively in the old g General Hospital in 1884. ` 1 Some of you may think that nurs-y `ling is :1 comparatively recent profs. `I `;sion, began Dr. Ferguson. Homer ",in Iliad speaks of the nurse `mov-l ;ing` quietly among the tents, she ap-' .`.plied unto their wounds the balm to, raise them from their bed of paint` ._.-\_nd even b-:.-fore I-lomeris time, the! nurse was in evidencre in Egypt in; . ` 1 arm `R (`1 `mo nome }I1`01~ ' :1. vz'.:)1'0x1z1 1n g,[390 B.C., St. 'o:~ .o1n in Con; ,: .=taminople 400 ..t. Jn :m .< Hm-` 5,`}}`:.t21( )"S, 1000 .-\.D., OblZ1t(:.~ in Flmvi `.(-nee, Santo Spi1`it.< in Spain, SL1 e`Fr'.1ncis .-\.<."~ti nurses. St. Vincenv (lei `c-. ..1 :v\ 1 n m:....1...+-1. rm... Q.'_~n..-=5 E` `1`l'i1ll(.'l.$ :\.`\\'.l.`Tl llLll'n'.`f. DL. Vlll(.'L`ll' UL! : >Fa11l in 1570, lli'/.z1l.uetl1 Fry Sisters ll. .1. re .-uml lmn(lred.~: ,bec, 1639, Elizabeth I .lack\\'L-ll, .\'ew York, 1859, St. 'J.`l1omn.s, Ont, 1860 !St. Catl1arine.<, 1864, an<.l. l`oronlo Cr.-nr.-ral, 1884. Outs`1an(lin;1' as lead ers \\'e1'e Susan Dinock in the 13.8. !.-`.='m;. . Cluru Bar'L0n of the Red Cro.~s, Florence Xig'hiing.:z1le from 16:3!) on\v;1r(l and 1:-,]_)CClll_V (luring! the C1'in1:-am War, Grace Baxter in; lltuly, Bliss Barclay in Scotland, andl amzmy 0tl1er.~:. l`o- "here 21 schools and nur;~:es all over the world, '1`l1-are are nur.=e.~: in f21ct01'le.~:, in con-A trol of health (li. in social ser- . vie:-, in:urzmce comp'.mie.< and other o1'gzmize e{l'o1-ts. These are follow- ing the for>'.~:tep;< of Phebe, Olympia,i, l'.\`l3rcell:1, St. Fllizalmth of Portugal,% 1840, DL1Cl1e. ~',SL' (l Aiguill0n in Quei I T 1. t c I ( 1 l l I lCz=.Lln.-rinu of Sierra, St. Bridget of Ireland, St. Eli:'.abetl1 of Hungary, of others. ' Contmulnyx, Dr. Fergu.=_on referred .`.o the future of the profession and the nurse s' heritage. He emphasized that we live in 21 great period, one ln wllich nursing: is a recognized pro- fes.=i0n. as Florence Niglvingale (le- 1`+ H10 5110:? ml` Hm ne I ;-.~\-{lwnrl IlLl1`.`.'U "215 X] 31600 B.C. I.-uni-x'nu an 31':-1' 11: wnu-..~'ocver uusuless sue mun ;nco-1 of you; for she hath been 21 . 01' nlzxny and my >:u}f al.` l"1'u:~_\. 13h.`-In`: the speaker cited out-` .'~iz.11riing' .~<:!xoo1.: and <:hz11';1c1.er.~: of `the noble prof` on. Tz'.b1'0i1z1 in lrzun Rf . Q`. P <;`n1n n Crux i C. Schau.<; Oro Station. .\lrs. J. \Vu1km-; Pricc- .< Co1'11e1's, .VI1's. Rugby. Miss M. Strathea Qnv.--1-v1 nvhltrr \T1'< H, S` . rust Simcoe s District Annual ;m,em1-3., of the w.1. was held Thurs- . day, June 11th, at Port Stanton. The regular monthly meeting of the Creemore Institute was held re~ cently at the home of Mrs. Walter Du`. with twenty-seven members present. A_fter the business, Miss Dorothy Duff favored -the gathering with a piano solo and Dr. Smith gave 21 very interesting talk on the germ iheory of disease. The meeting closed with prayer, after which the hostess served tea. 1 LCSSIUII. ll.) . ~:crilJL-(1 it, ; l"l'l(.'L"S K,01'I1Cl'.i, .Hl':'. U. ; Strzxthearn: I`-ridge, .\Irs. H. S. ;\Iil1er;I. Bay, llrs. W. H. Taylor: .' Lake, .\Irs. \Vm. Clipsham; , Mrs. Geo. Thorburn; Vasey , Miss Joyce Vnsey; Victoria Mrs. John Allan; Washago. . H. Harvey; Wuubuuhsenc, Thiffault. l`|01'(`nCe .\lgH`lIlgilH'2 UU` tho nost of the n The Northern Advance J. J. J1.` C.` mu-lunnvn u I I (Continued from page one) being that some one else may in the; future be dependent on him, if not now. Such dependency may con-l tinue until he is age 60, but after that he is more likely to be depend- ent upon himself. The chief reason for maturity not later than 65 is that `man s earning power his passed its` peak. Third, a man s chief respon-i ` sibility is the protection of his wifci `land family. One should consider 'what the proceeds of life insurance; = what :hey are. In 7.111.: ` connection man should consider Lil; .`method passing it and other pro- `perty his heirs. This is mos`. ._important is one of the recent Hdevelopments of Service to Policy- ! the wide-awake com- . panies have given consideraion to. v Flstnnripnnp ha: cl-mum Hnam uvlx-1+1 LIFE INSURANCE ; I 1 HOW TO BUY IT? panies nave given consideralon to. Experience has shown them what} chiey require after the household has passed out: is thing he gave them whilci Hence, the service of? specialize in estate analysis, insurance, corporatiou~ wills. The last named. lis and so closely associated Vwith insurance and its intel11igent_ : buying that insurance companies havei I their councils men who -_are specialists in estate analysis.. In-I - stead drawing up your will so I entire insurance and all! I assets into your wife's; 3 arrange at least a part of your` Vyinsurance be paid to her on ang -lincome If you will check OVCL ylwhat costing you to live at pres- ;ent, very easily discover the amount of insurance required to l "i !:maintain dependents at home in Wivnlh` nl`I.<(>T11`r> 'l`l1i: 1': flwn urnw vnnv |l|l'dHlLd.Hl yuul.` uepeuuexus an 1101118 ll] `your This is the way your `insurance works withalife company paid on an income basis. Canadian companies pay 5 per 5 .3 Bicent. or better, and the money left" ;with the insurance company is earn- 3 ing. The balance of your estate ' umay also be put to work immediately, 9_:so that your entire estate is working iifrom two wuls with an opporunity I to increase instead of decreasing. Yl -M1`. Rvan strnssnrl rlm 1'1'n'r1nvi'n`nr-.u "LU lHU1.'B':1S lIlSE(`3aU. OI Gecreaslng. I -Mr. Ryan stressed the importance ' of giving much thought and seriou.-_! 'consid_e1'ation to making a wi1l.f There is- on record a case in the city ' 'iof Toronto where an attorney cha1'g- lg ?`led his client $700 for drawing ``.will, and no doubt that man received, full value for it. The Canada '-1Insurance 5 3,some how` 9;to estate. and also nn Hm n`InL'-l Avening W.I. held its June meet- ing at Mrs. W. H. Morrison s home. r The roll call was an early photo of . ynurself. Mrs. John Warren gave a ` report of the meeting held in New 1 Lowell and Mrs. W. G. Carruthers gave 21 paper on maternal care. These were very interesting. At the close of the meeting the members enjoyed a social half hour, when thel hostess served lunch. H `fit.-nt 01 3'}1}ia1"_v, a presc- past pr ME)` present - ' the 70 stz111tTi1! lm on hr-I1 =` handso M. }.Ic.~\1't1 . C. Ru.=.=oI] arn: I`1u: Hm`: I Q'I';1l`n % S 1110 . J i t . \ ;\IIi,12:i,1g\11q 52 :`i r }1~S,iI`~11t2&`, ilgnzfvg` \ i3}10`1'1 tQhis.QQQl1t] `\}(:f '[~ Mb lug htal Q Q1 3, }? $31.0 ` ~. :1 i `It ' QSl(1Ll1~y 1i3qh*`* I11 (1 1gg1\\`(3[ \\` \ . ~ \\ . * > . ~ " `I11 `1'x11 \l11`t \- th QDQ `I133 nr`1Kk.| `3I;1\\7I)[) `R %)l3\3]]"'] QT} Q bgi}-lqhlk 51;: H111 Q}! Q. .9?` W01 11. 5%` . h.1' VQ. `V \. 1Q t Ag Q 67 Q1) Ce; (11~i`y:\.$iXVfIQti1\\: \bQ(K;i1(.(1"]] :1 `gr, (:)`\I*` ` x1,.Q\:`1~,g~ d01~Qe\,Q1rl5, ~11 Ht (11_`i`\he nhg, g Q 11 ut`1~I3 \ *1 91: 1` W 1` >3 4 `I Q E {I ~`\r (1 (Int. 0S\\`1hJ, {\ ai111'9`g1\.11'L`;{ st Q` if: i 1 l., 1-. !il'cl."K 01' (ia1'kzw,<:: 1`o!l.< ened cu`th. Fu1'the1', the (1oc'*.o1` outlined the nuce;:5=u1`y qualifications of the nurse, he! capifal, physical health and men tal tr:1ining_:, courage, will power, dis- cmtion, kintlness, patience, cheerful- nc-.~:_. tact and clmracter, and con- chlrlcd by emphasizing her rc.~p-m- sibiiity. He cong'ratu1atod the g'1':1d- Uilttv and rc-min(Ie(l them that they v:ouh.i bu (healing with life in its mo complex forms. In closing; he ; said I bid you be of good hope, and` nzzxy Gml bless you in the (li.~:charg'e of tho duties that lie before. '`h.~. Win:-nnnn \'n-lHnn-nin .-.1r.,ln-n from the zw.'ak- ' .0 H 4 of '1 -I7 1 xi ',1uzu'_v, l l l I)!` `1llL'(l \,'ZlCll gl'ZlUUZl4E,` '\VlL[l a cl:`-.:~`- pm. aml Dr. Rogers, on be- half of the medical staff, also made pre:~:(-ntation. Mr. J. A. 1\'IacLaren, presiclent of the Hospital Board, p1'e:~:ented .\Ii. Ross Partridge with ;rold medal won for the highest stzmrlinu` in her class, and H. M. Lay. hr,-half of the Board, p1`e;~:ente(l handsome bouquets of roses to Miss` _ llc.-Xrthur, Miss Shannon and .\'Iiss . Ru. <;-'rll. 'l`l:<.- mu.~ic:1l numbers on the pro- ;3_'m1n incluth:-d solo: by Miss Jean K0u1`n< and Mrs. H. J. Heath and two choral numbers by the chorus of '.l2t- Pninsxvick W.I., under the direc- tion of 311`. Alvin Wice. 'T`l-an avznuz-i:a:~ uvmva -fnllnuynrl `Wu -.1 I01 `Hf (lLH.l(.`.~' LHUI I16 DCIOT0." The Florence Nightingxale pledge v;a.~ given the g1-a by Miss Mc- .-\1"chur, superin`endent, after which] |.\Ir. Frank Hammond, vice-pro..~:ide nt\ of the hospital board, presented tnei "diplomas. Mrs. Frank Jackspn, presi-f `dent of the Women s Hospltal .~\L_1x- }iliar_\', pre.=ented each graduate wxth In 1-`. ziim :n\.rI Th` Rmrm-:, rm "hr-. {LL UCIHIIU. The clock of life is wound but nu no .., .,.._, JLIJL c.uu.:\. nuuua nul stop, At late or early hour. .\'ow is the only Time your own ; Live, love, toil with a will ; Place no faith in to-morrow, For the clock may then be still. non or Mr. .-\l\`1h wlce. u The exercises were followed by ai reception and dance for the nursmf and their friends. 1 uuce, Q And no man has the power To say just \'.'h~:,-n those hands will cfnh 1 string; ......... .. new . .. ..... .. .... .. . 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With the experience gained by more than 75 years in Canadian nance this Bank offers service which will be of real value to you in the future development of your business. gnlllg Lnnaunau ucau Auvnuvw ,.~-7-~-~ . being_ ol!'err~(l. nr2a!'_lY.` 1t,;! 1\1`3'm.l 21` 3 bunches for 25c. . 14 '1'hm-.-- are still some of the \v1nle:'g- \`-:(.:\.-t:x'r)l(-< being: brought to _m81_`k0t_v -E but nzxtug-ally vhe demand 15 light. Potatoes were 15c and 20c a basket ; vrm'o*~ 20c 21 basket, and a fowl. par.~'nig.~ at. 15c a bz1.~:k(.-t. :- -.` Sonw .-plendid poul`ry \\'a.< shown` xrchu.lin;_v yearling ducks at 22_c a 1b.,l f=3`~'-'1 at 220, yearling; at Zoe. lwoiln:-.= at we :1 lb. All tho farm wives who had f01`.~`ale reported 21 brisk trade, but 11o(-l~:\:1;rr; in price, which ranged` I '1 from 16 to 18, except in one or vwo imtances where .=pecinl.~: .ol(l at 20c a dozen. Buttr,-r also @1110) - rd :1 fairlv good demand at 250 :1 lb-, or 22 Then taken in large quan- tlflr-c RESERVES $9,000,000 318 Page Seven `Error boasted of itself ~ h otistic pride ; frgxl self-in_icted wounds At. last ignobly dxed. Truth triumphant and serene,- ` _-utired in humble dress, Is here to generously serve And all mankind to bless. _ -G1-enville K1e1se1