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t :k ¢ § j '_ r.}r‘- :'..“, § }_.& ‘,‘_':;._fp C t eat in ut s oaet £u 0 j ~ Mursday, Sep miug \ y‘ fmrant. s sls tss % \ THE WATERLOO HoOW TO APPLY BEAUTY CREAMS Whenever you apply cream, use upwardâ€"outward hand motâ€" ions, following the muscles and planes of your face as closely as possible. Never drag down or push in, for the basic purpâ€" ose behind a facial is to dis courage the muscles from sagâ€" ging as well as tone the skin,. Here, from Pond‘s Good Groâ€" oming Service, are five basic rules to follow: 1. Starting at the collarbone, stroke generous amounts of cream up your neck to chin line, using alternate sweeps _ _of the palms of both hands. gold rush in the Big Bend country. Ryâ€"passed by the railâ€" ways, it came once more into prominence on the completion in June 1940 of the Big Bend Highway, a link in the Trans Canada Highway. The present Boat Encampment Lodge is a mile from the original site. WHAT CONNECTION HAS WOLFE WITH BOISCHATEL? Boischatel is a village in Quebec‘s Montmorency County, on the north shore of the St. Lawrence about eight miles below Quebec City. It was named in honour of an officer of La Sarre Regiment during the French regime. It lies in farming and dairying country and it serves as a residential area for Greater Quebec. According to tradition, the village contains an old house that was used as headquarters by General Wolfe in 1759. > WHICH CPR PRESIDENT BEGAN A§s a D‘Alton Corry Coleman, president of the Canadian Paciâ€" fic Railway from 1942 to 1947, was city editor of the Belleâ€" ville, Ont., Intelligencer in 1898. The following year he enâ€" tered the service of the CPR as a clerk in Fort William. He rose in posts at Nelson, B.C., Calgary and Winnipeg, becoming viceâ€"president of the company in 1934 and presiâ€" dent in 1942. Mr. Coleman, who was born at Carleton Place, Ont., in 1879, retired from his CPR post in 1947 and died in Montreal in 1956. One of his sons, Jim Coleman, is a wellâ€"known sports commentator on Canadian TV. WHAT DISEASE HIT 1 OUT OF 6 CANADIANS? Influenza. The ‘flu epidemic of 1918 affected one person in every six of the population and brought death to more than 30,000 Canadians. The epidemic appears to have oriâ€" ginated in Spain, from where it spread quickly to the troops in France. It reached Quebec in August 1918 and soon spread to Montreal and then to Toronto. Within three months it had struck all parts of the country. Influenza is a virus disease. Epidemics occur when a new strain of the virus, to u;?ikh no one is immune, is produced by reproductive m on. cream bath and facial. You‘ll feel as if you‘ve been given a brand new skin} ® Give your skin a refresher course by treating it to a cold EYES EXAMINED P w C. R. NIMMO YOUNG‘S8 BETTER VISION GLASSES W ADDRESS bonmnzem seme m 8T. NORTB . PHONE SH 2â€"1971 OPTOMETRIST the sides of your nose and stroke upward to the templâ€" es. Keep fingers flat and pressed together for a broadâ€" er working surface. With fingertips, work cream out over forehead, stroking from bridge of the nose to temples. Tap delicate circles of cream around eye area, working from inside corner outward over the upper lids and inâ€" ward beneath the eye. When removing cream, use soft facial tissues, always turning and replacing them so as to present a perfectly clean working surface next to the skin. FOR APPOD the Kitchener YM.C.A. this cil t me t e m wtotlm Mhfi.h“a! Kaufman of Kitchene. Dr. Hitâ€" ization, and spends 8 months of every year touring Europe, Asia, and the Middle East, carâ€". rying out the aims of the Comâ€" mittee. In her address she told of herâ€" work among the needy children of the many countries she visited, and showed a film record of her activities. Mr. & Mrs. J. B. Herdman '\\(\\\\\V//,.; 'tmm‘ 18 Laurel St. E. 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