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mgstons Towers lire Medievat.

GBION, Ont., April 2'1 -- lmc Canadian PIOll)—-"KIIIg- a pro-eminently and above things medieval," said PIOI. A. ‘Prince o! the Department 0t ' at Queen's University in ﬁlms here. The city, he said. ‘Iledleval in the sense that - all the institutions u. gave Kingston its character ‘either developed or undergone radical change during the ‘-I- Ages. spoke of each o! the institu- ‘cathe Kingston sky line, and lbw each had its background 13th and 14th centuries. l-l General Hospital had ~ tllc seat oi’ the first Parlia- l ot United Canada. llll - institutions had not be- in tllc Middle Ages, Prof. continued. but had develop- ‘litlug that time on the llnes lcllowed today and the bright l. .. II the cadets o! the Roy- llllltary College brought to mind thought that. it was in the u Ages soldiers were ﬁrst r- in uniform and paid a lol- their services. The bar- - oithc Royal Canadian Horse ll - could be traced back into v val times when the use of ar- L- was Just beginning. l“ University brought up the those institutions o! higher _"\~: began in medieval times; ~oollrthouse recalled the polr English common law came in- king in the 13th and 14th cen- The cathedrals and resi- ol the bishops in Kingston ~-- one or the power and in- ol» of the Church in the Mid- Ages. Prof. Prince concluded.

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PLAI; NICELY STAGE!) The splendid performance given by the East- Prince Dramatic Club on their first appearance in Bor- den Union Hall Friday, April 15,

‘wasvthoroughly enjoyed by a large

and enthusiastic audience. All the members o! the cast o! ten char- acters deserve much credit for the able manner in which they acted their respective roles. Very many of those present were heard to ex- press at the conclusion oi the per- {uimancc their appreciation in these simple but highly comple- mentary words: “I'd like to see it again."

-The following pleasing , “ were rend ': Instrumental omu- sic by Mrs. Everett Nicholson, Mrs. James MacAleer and Miss Marguer- ite Currle, solo by Mrs. R. Rogers. Following is the cast o! characters.

Parker Jones-retired fertilizer king-Jae. MacAleer.

Catherine. his wife, Chappell.

Gladys, their Blanche MacIver. p

Kit, their youngest daughter, Marguerite Currie.

Morey, their son. Lorne MaEAleer.

Mrs. Maxlleld, guest ot the fam- ily. Genevelve MacDonald.

Fulton, the butler, Jas. MaoAleer Jr.

Mark, the Ace, Reginald Rogers.

Blair, the garage man, Don Mac- Pherson.

Dora Cowan, gardenerk daughter, Nellie Sexton. .

This play was put on under the auspices of the Borden Women's Institute, who take this opportun- ity co thunk all the members o! the Dramatic Club, also Mr. Ray Smallwood tor selling the pies and Mr. Albert Jay for assist‘

Mrs. Alex.

eldest daughter,

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THE LTOWN GUARDIAN

Singer Criticises Shir-king Mothers

NIW YORK, April Qk-Aimu Cluck, tormcr Metropolitan Opera linlur And witc ot Etrem zlmbalilt, ‘violinist. today criticised mothers who "bile people to bring their children up.

“A woman doesn't have to be a psyobolﬂlllt to be u good mother, sbsmezclyblltcgivesomcotbcr- all! to her children", luld Mill Cluck, who il one of the lpeeklrl on the child health day programme, sponsored by the American Child Health Association.

This slender Rumanluu, who has entranced uudlsncel in various parteotthewormbashedtimeto raise three children and manage several homes. Bho is u grand- mother too. ‘

,"I think I am a rotten mother and a rotten housekeeper, but my conscience keeps spurring me along," she said.

Maliaavirginla, 16, and Efrem In, l3, both love music, but they have to be "policed" by their moth- er before they will practice. Mrs. Murcia Davenport, the elder daughter, is the mother o! a seven- year old girl, and an author.

"I telt like a coward after Mar- cia was bom," the singer said. “I was on tour then andhad to leave her to be raised by friends in Phil- adelphia. '

“My children haven't had the great privilege my husband and I had-poverty. It is the great dyna- mo of all living."

Mothers are to blame when chu- dren lack ambition, she believes.

“We talk o! the younger gener- ation being a. problem," she said. "It's the women between 35 and 50 who have found their liberty and dancing partners who ‘have gone‘ berserk."

New Buildings g _ a _ _'_ To Suit District

MANCHESTER, England. April lD—(By the Canadian Pressi-A movement is under way to ensure that the beautiful Lake District shall not be spoiled by unsuitable buildings being erected in that part of England, the movement being sponsored by the Royal Institute o!

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For the Week-End Hum.-

Brltlsh A. ‘ ‘ and the ‘ ‘ {or the Preservation of Rural Eng- land, with the approval ct the Min- istry o! Health.

Every authority o! the Lake Dis- trict recently received a copy of a pamphlet which announced the for- mation ot architectural panels which oiler voluntary help in the scrutiny; o! plans and designs sub- mitted to local authorities for their approval. These panels were origin- ated by the Royal Institute or Brit- ish Architects and the Society (or the Preservation of Rural England.

In introducing its appeal the Lake District Safeguarding Society re- marks the district is more fortun- ate in the persistent use o! local stone and local slates. The tells and lakes could not be , “ ’ but the beauty of roads might easily be] marred in the present day, when old styles o! building seem expen- slve. ‘Iheretore it is necessary to encourage builders and owners as much as possible to put up buildings in harmony with their surround- ings.

-“New buildings," lt says, "can be quite as attractive as old ones. thereby adding to the beauty o! their surroundings, and in such dis- tricts as this it is iclt that more consideration should ‘be given to their appearance than is the case at present. Everyone will agree that local materials are the most appropriate and that the introduc- tion of the characteristic features o! our old ‘c “*‘ “ “ be en- couragcd."

WINDSOR, Ont’... April 27-185’ the Canadian Press)— After hav- ng served {our years, two months 1nd eight days in the United States regular army forces ut Fort Wayne, Detroit, Mich", and having

l twice taken the oath ct ﬂ‘ -‘ ’ to Unit/ed Stat/es, William C. Jones has been deported to Canada on the grounds that. he entered the United Btltel illegally. The alleged illegal entry was made last winter at Bonner's Fer- ry, Idaho, when Johns was return- ing trom a 60 day turlough which he had spent with relatives at Cal- gary. Johussayl he did not know he was ‘ “ any ' -"--" regulations and lddl that it he had not returned he could have been arrested as a deserter from th ohms States urml. Mm sm- dlted from Canada. and sentenced to two ytlrl in the penitentiary- Johns allﬂlﬂl that when the im- migration charge‘ was laid he was told he could leave the count-l’! vcluntarill’ l!“ W?" mllht YBIIIPQ‘ by legal entry and resume lite in the army. Bo bought his honor- able discharge mm the army by DIYIM $86 Ind aimed P8P"! m! voluntary movement to Canada but was taken into custody and be claims held MAI: weeks b61019 b6

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HIGH GRADE Shoe Repairing

Wen-u done u-llll» you wult. Shoe Shine Shoe Dyeing

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2 Cans Pink Salmon

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2 Cans Pllehards

2 23C 2 Lbs. Sweet biscuits

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cor. Euston A Inugworth Ave. Phone 8M

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