London South Collegiate Institute - Oracle Yearbook (London, Ontario Canada)

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HEADQUARTERS EoR STUDENTS SMART C L o T E E S - - - - - - - - - - - - - A - - --Y'-'- , I Unqueatiouably the finest range of smartly styled Studeufs Clothes to be found in London. Featuring suits and over- couts Styled for Youth and Priced for Thrift at 315.95 to 519.50 Young 8: Co. M I T E D ITTTT 'TTT T'A'TMT 'T 'U ll ll4 l T p 1 I T I 1' ' I 'lLOT1ClO1'1 Cofe Ltol. ll I l I I nil lg, gil lg 200 DUNDAS STREET I, 4 lil BETWEEN LoEvV'S AND CAPITAL THEATRES :il z QI iw: DOVVNSTAIRS :ig lil: :Ill :III ,,,.,.. T.: ,QI Ig, fl If Best Food Ht Very IH l 'fl lj, Reasonable PFICGS :II lr 'I Ig, lil lil :ll TABLES EoR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN lg: Il fl Til lil :QE Phone Metcalf 103 ll' 'Fl 1' L ............ Y .v.v.E.v.Y.,.,.,.v.,.,.,.v.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.-.,.,.l 'I M1 S Hilliard: 'AFermez la porte, Mme. Deus blandly looked around and put her um 11TtO the waste basket. Mary Facey fshoppingj : I Should like to try that frock on in the window. Clerk: 'Tm Sorry, but the management will not allow that. Would you care to try it on in our private fitting-room? v-L-LQL-LAL-L-L -L-L-L-L-.'-.'A.'T.'22ET.'ZT.'12:E2' WHEN IN NEED OF THE BEST TN TEA AND COFFEE CALL AT 64 EUNDAS STREET METCALE To3O TELEPHONE METCALF E65 Q ju HARRY COATES 1E FANCY GROCERIES, VEQETAELES :E ERDTTS AND MEATS 1: cl C 0 f permltf T03 STP N EV ST LONDON ONT FZOTIILII the COOIlZpIlIlZ6l7f9 THEF C BURRUUGHES FURNITURE C0 LTD I 303307 DUNDAS ST REET LONDON ONTARIO METCALE 1431 2 4 AA--- .... ---.. ----------A-- ----- ,----- 1 DALY GRANGE TEAS, LTD. 69515 HH 'Ufwff S 1. P THE ORACLE

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NINE NIINIES MAKE INIINTY-NINE 4Cont.nued ,rom Page lsr legs standing out in great cords, straining, sweatingg their brilliant-coated jockeys perched almost on their necks, while the mounts them- selves fled after each other amid the blinding dust. Eighteen horses came down the home stretch in a cloud of dust. Number nine stag- gered in a minute too late! Bill tore up his ticket slowly, as the milling crowd excitedly watched for the odds for the fourth race. Bill looked but couldn't read. He couldn't even think straight. Something inside of him screamed, You thief! He wandered from the park, solemn, brooding. He felt the cold steel of the revolver in his pocket. A newsboy tore up to him. Paper, mister? Read all about the big robbery. Bill took a papei and almost unseeingly glanced at the glaring headlines Fiye Hun died Thousand Dollai Robbeiyl they iead Beneath them yyas a pictuie Bill gasped stopped and staied Slowly a smile ci ept oy ei his face as he iemembeied the eyil sneaky looking stiangei with the suitcase he had sc unfortunately bumped into ayyhil back TJ make suie he yyasnt seeing things h closed his eves then opened them and staied at th pictuie again He lead on Ten thousand dollars iewaid toi information leading to aiiest of Tubby sighed in deep contentment Nine ninety nine' he eyaculated and turned to Monday s entiies at the Polo Grounds AUSTRALIA' In addition to this bond of spnit theie 1 an impoitant tiade ielationship begun mole than toity yeais ago with the establishment ot the All Red ioute between Vancouyei and Sydney The yolume of tiade was not veiy laige at fnst and only a few small ships went buffeting back and foith on the new Pacific route But goods fiom the United Kingdom sent across the Noith Atlantic to Canada across Canada by iail and fiom Vancouvei to the poits of Austiaha and New Zealand incieased the amount of shipping and dnect trade between Canada and Austialia soon incieased It has continued to glow until in 1933 its value exceeded S13 000 000 Canada and Austi alia are both large undei populated countries and face many of the same problems A number of eistwhile Australian citizens now making then homes in Canada have formed societies which have helped to stimulate the interest of Canadians in then great sistei dominion The Australian Club in SOUTH C I Toronto has a membership of about seventy, and there is a similar club in Vancouver. Canada has delegated Senator Arthur Meighen as her official representatiy'e at the celebrations of the Victoria and Melbourne Cen- tenary, and his visit should contribute to the kindly relations. The Inter-Empire Sports have also fostered good feeling, and twelve Canadian schoolboys are at present competing in Aus- tralia and New Zealand. The two nations, Canada and Australia, met together at the Imperial Economic Conference in Ottawa in 1932. Their representatives meet continually at Empire colloquies. Bonds of blood and spirit, trade, social and political rela- tions link Canada and Australia across the intervening ocean, and the passing of the years will only serve to strengthen the tie. saws onslgyltvt Elay batit l sanctuane magnifiquc ou ses cendie ont ete place Son sanctuane pendant la Rey olution a ete iuine et le cenflies de la pationne et du sauyeui de Pails a ete biule dan la Place de Cieye Dans le Pantheon il y a beaucoup de belle peintuies qui celebient se bonn actions Les hiancais iey eient sa mem miie et elle est unc des saintes le plus umees de la Fiance lean Wlcflladdeiy V B IVCIXIIQTEAI. ONTRL -XL est X ille Maile anciennc fondee sui lile du Wontieal en 1643 pai Nlaisonneuye Sui la Place d Aim s se tlouye une figuie mtgninque en bionze pai Louis Philippe Hebeit Cest un poit situe sui le Saint Lauient quaitiei genei il du sy stenie des giands chemins de tei le quaitiei geneial de beaucoup des entiepiises Il y a des constiuctions paitout des cathe diale de couxents et des seminanes Leuis pietie et leui nonnes emphssent les iues Montieal a deux sy stem s poui leuis enfants un poui les Catholique un poui les Piotestants Ce system tut execute en effet pai le m lange ou iac s et du culte James McGill laissa la piopilete poui l tondem nt de l Unix ersite qui a auiouid hui clnq faculte beaucoup de consti uctions et des etudiants de tous les pays L Univei ite de Laval a Quebec a la faculte des lettr es la lol la medecine et la theologie Elle a une collection fameuse des liyies canadiens et des manusciits C est une des villes les plus importantes de la Dominion et Joue un grand role dans la iichesse et le bonheui du Canada Peggy Ellwood V B Page Eighty seven ' 1 - 4Ll.ni.nue.I nom l1n,t -ln - L' f' r -, V . . . . . 1 1 1. . 1 1 7 7 1 , h Q , , J' . 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