Stratford Central Secondary School - Collegian Yearbook (Stratford, Ontario Canada)

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COLLEGIAN, 1930 O,fYQ0,0,0i0QOQOQUQ lillQUiUQO- 4 I ' Ulm b - raft i 19 P' E limitsh i Specializing in Designing and i Manufacturing i School Pins i Class Pins : Pennants ! Sweater Crests ! Greeting Cards ! Dance Programs ! We also carry a large stock of ! selected Novelties for Gifts and E Prizes. ! When in Toronto you are invited Q to come in and see us at our new Q Yonge Street Shop- i 252 V2 Yonge Street i In Business 12 years on King Street 3 O.. 0:0 DQUQOQ CNTARIO LADIES' CCLLEGE WHITBY. ONT. Residential School for Girls All advantages of city and country school. Spacious grounds, splendid castle buildings. Physical education emphasized. Public School, Honor Matric- ulation, First Year University. Music, Public Speaking, Art, Household Science, Commer- cial Courses, Bible, Civics, thc. For Calendar apply to Rev. C. R. CARSCALLEN, M.A.,D.D. Principal 0.0 it:initvia:zamixvinininioxoiozwzo 9:4 1010101411111 10: in 14110103 A studious student named Cecil fpronounced if you please as in vesselll l fear for his mind for he's startled his kind By suddenly wanting to wrestle! O I g Pounder Bros. Contractors ! -.-. ! ! Building Supplies from ! Foundation to Roof ! ! ! Hardware, Paints and Oils U i .1..... -- Q Phones 743 and 745 g ...... g 45 Cambria Street, Stratford Q Where Service and ! Experience Counts l 189.- ,OXQDCOQ -I QUQUQ lQ0-UQUQOQDQ 0:0 QCDQUQUQ Q Q1 il Q1 QUQ -CHD PQlO:O f:QP-UQOQ4YQOQUQOQOQUQ Q Q lQ Q U. C. C. M. BICYCLES JOYCYCLES SKATES .T. USED BICYCLES REPAIRING . -il.. Gurdon E. Mcllalthy The Bicycle Man 17 Ontario St. Stratford Phone 1773 Open Evenings 0QKlQOQlli0l.liKY1 1KlQHQ

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COLLEGIAN, I9 30 The Betrayal. tContinued from page 869 Let us hope so, was Shiloh's dry reply. Delilah again secreted Philistines in the room of her home. Samson came tired and despondent and she wondered if he regretted the revela- tion of his secret. With little diffi- culty she caused him to fall asleep, his head in her lap, and then with trembling hand she summoned a man from the inner room. With infinite care they shaved the hair from the head of the unconscious Samson-slowly, slowly, so careful- ly. Delilah almost cried aloud with the tension of that hour. Then it was done. just as on the other three times she cried out in warning and then watched with open lips and glaring eyes as Shiloh's soldiers at- tacked her husband. She half ex- pected to see him rise and kill them like babes, but he did not. The men fell upon him with ferocious cruelty and triumphantly bound him. They g University of Western ntario 5 spat on him., kicked him, beat him, and Samson reeled and staggered beneath their blows. The blood was trickling in a little stream from a gash in his head. They ung a rope about his neck and with men prod- ding him with spears and jeering him and others dragging on the rope they led, half-dragged the helpless man down the path to the town. With growing horror in her heart, Delilah watched the soldiers taking her husband away. She struggled to crush the rising thoughts in her heart by murmuring: lVly father, you are avenged. l say you are avenged. Praise be to Dagon! Then she fell into hysterical laugh- ing and crying. When Shiloh came that night with Smirking face and the bag of silver at his waist, he found her in a dazed condition with a set blank look upon her face. Dragon is great, Delilah, said he. Everyone within the town is singing praises to your name. See, lContinued on page 937 O:QDQlli0,0Q0-'UQIDDQ DQUQ Q QOQUQOQ Q Q02 ll Q i0Qll10QllQOQ 3014 p:Q 5 L'ON1DlO'N, 'CANADA 3 I ARTS MEDICINE PUBLIC HEALTH I I Pass Junior Matriculation admits to undergraduate- I I General Course in Arts. I 2 General Course in Secretarial Science. i ! General Course leading to the degree of Bachelor of Science, s I in Nursing CB. SCJ I i Six year Course in Medicine. 'i - Honor Matriculation in four specified subjects admits to undergraduate- 2 I Honor Courses in Arts leading to Ontario Specialist. I i Certificates, including new Course in Commerce. i Honor Course in Business Administration. - I Honor Courses in Mathematics and Business, Chemistry and I i Business, Physics and Business. i 2 Honor Course in Science and Medicine Ccombinedl. - I Public Health Courses ll yearj for graduate doctors and nurses. I i Physical education, athletics, military training and health insurance I i provided. G 2 Registration is limited. Applications should be made early. ' ! F'or announcements and information about scholarships, matriculation I courses, etc., write: i K. P. R. NEVILLE, Ph.D., Registrar. OXQIQOQUQOQIQ Q01 Q IC QOQOQ0l0QOQ 0QOQOQ0-0Qllilfflllllil Q 'iiiil Q I I