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If you‘re planning to spend your racation this year in a tore{gn couns try â€"or several of them â€"â€" the chanâ€" tes are good that you are the en:x of your nonâ€"traveling friends. A they‘re right, for going abroad can be a great adventure. You may also have been the met of dire warnings about the th problems you will encounter. Some â€" PARP®ER o ho ae jor lense‘ but it‘s a good idea to know exactly what health ‘problems . you are likely to encounter, and = how to deal with tive source is Henry Milo‘s The Traveler‘s Health Hmdhookk:zk?b tractive, illustrated lfi?m et that covers eve?thing rom seasickâ€" ness to shots. Among other things, Milo discusses proper wardrobes, drinking water, altitude, allergies, tired feet, how to cope with hot weather, and insect bites. It is quick and easy reading, and it takes up so little space that you can keep it handy for ready reference no matâ€" ter where lÂ¥on go. t o The bookiet can‘t be bought, but you can have it for th':frxee of a rost carg It is distributed as a pubâ€" ic serv‘y: by a large pharmaceutiâ€" cal eonlng‘any. Just write to Dept. C., Chas. Pfizer & Co., Inc., 630 I'E lushâ€" ing Avenue, Brooklyn, N.Y. good i AX 2s ex a c h \$0Bp hea omm â€"sll/ . you & HeRa . snce y ARP| > how ""‘ * them. 2i 6 msy_ One tive source is Henry PAGE TWENTY.TWO TAKE NOTYCE, pursuant to The Separate Schools‘ Act, R. S. O. 1950, Chapter 356, Section 75 (6), as amended by Chapter 78, Statutes of Ontario, 1955, Section 2 that The Board of Trustees of the Roman Catholic Separate Schools for the City of Waterloo, on the 7th day of May enacted by Byâ€"law Number 10, for the purpose of raising $80,000 for use in the building and equipping of new school acâ€" commoations, by way of an issue of Debentures of $80,000 bearing interest at the rate of 5%% per annum payable half vearly._by coupon attached to the Debenture. ie IhnC Saki Sumr OL $ou,000, @uu PEIRRLIEAT WORRCRRE MAAAE e said Debentures shall be a charge upon all real and ersona) property vested in the said Board and upon all the geparate Schoo rates Of the said Board to be hereinafter imposed until the said Debentures have been fully paid and satisfied. 7164 21 MB 11. 9M .12 T 4o 4. Autctdchatatnd. M mat> D lÂ¥ edacte ctinlitiatna s1 DR UPPIEH The said Debentures shall be repayable as to certain of the principal amount in the years 1958 to 1977 inclusive: All as more particularly set forth in the said Byâ€"law. The Board of Trustees of the Roman Catholic Separate Schools, for the City of Waterloo. Geoxfie Massell, 53 en Street East. f Waterloo. Ontario. The Byâ€"law as enacted may be examined at or any further inquiries may be directed to the offices of: _ . Messrs. Whitney & Whitney Barristers, etc. _ § Kmf Street South, ; Waterloo. Ontario. Solicitors for the Board SHOE CLEARANCE Going Abroad? SCIENCE IN YOUR LIFE EDWARD J. DUNBROOK 182 King W. â€"â€" 2nd Ploor â€"â€" Dial SH 5â€"8084 Largest Exclusive Stock of Men‘s Shoes in the City _ One _ authoritaâ€" enry Milo‘s The We Give You the Best Value in Town" N O T IC E. ‘TODAY‘S$ HYGENIC HANKY ‘ONCE A LUXURY ITEM 1 The elegant handkerchief as a decorative jtem, has all | but disappeared. Today, we prefer the plain‘ white dis ‘ posable variety â€" hygenic but ‘ hardly a thing of beauty. _ In the days of lace and silk hankies, it was fashionable to carry them for all .to admire. Back in the 14th century the hanky was actually as precious as a jewel King Henry the Fourth of France possessed only two because of the enorâ€" mous cost of the rich materials and elaborate lace. Hardly ‘useful objects since most of them were not washable. But nevertheless, among the elite, they were very popular adornâ€" ments for ceremonial occaâ€" sions. tyz Alth o ug h these "show" pieces re : made of finest linens a.d silks it isn‘t likely that they could compare to today‘s variety for gleaming whiteness. Before the introâ€" duction of chemical bleaches, cloth was . sunbleached _ or boiled in ~water but the proâ€" duct was by no means white. The development of about 2,000 synthetic dyestuffs and improvement in the printing process has resulted in an inâ€" finite variety of color for printed han d kerchiefs unâ€" known in the days of the luxâ€" 71.95 Reg. 9.95 to 14.95 TO CLEAR Regular These Include JMMER SHOES THE WATERLOO (Ontario) CHRONICLE ury hanky. . ; But the sophisticated role of the hanky was only temporary. Towards the éend of the 17th century it was doomed to a life of usefulness. At this time snuff â€" taking was. popular. Snuffâ€"takers simply had to use their hankies to keep from staining their clothes. In fact, it was this habit that led to the printed kind for they did< n‘t show the stains as much as the white ones. â€" The 17th century hanky was used also as a charm against disease. It was believed. that you could get rid of a cold by tying a coin into one‘s hanky and throwing it away. The unâ€" lucky person who was foolish enough to pick up the castâ€"off hanky picked up the cold with it â€" so it was believed, and he probably did, too. Somewhat the same idea we have today â€" "don‘t put & cold in your pocket". And to carry it out, chemistry has provided us with disposable celluâ€"cotton tissues that are thrown away after use, Hankerchiefs have seen aA few changes since the days they ranked ‘with jewels. But elegant or useful, they are not forgotten. For seldom would you find a woman‘s purse or a man‘s pocket without a hanky ready for that unexpected sneeze. * j * COUNTY JUDGE MAKES PROFIT FOR PROVINCE IMPAIRED FINE Waterloo last year, the annual report of the Inâ€" spector of Legal Offices for Ontario shows. Most of the revenue is from fees paid for probate of estates and wills, citizenship fees paid by â€" newlyâ€"naturalized Canaâ€" dians, fees for registration of liens and chattel mortgages. "Surplus" Money . "Surplus" cash turned over to the province by adjoining Wellington county was â€"$14,â€" 956.64 last year Only York, Wentworth and Carleton counâ€" ties turned in more "surplus" cagh than Waterloo County. Last year judiciary offices of this county turned over to the provincial treasury $46,â€" 577.52, after spending $33,â€" 869.27 on expenses. A Kapuskasing magistrate recently fined a man one dolâ€" lar for each year of his age for impaired driving. Apparently his theory was that the older a man is the more reason he should know better. _ There has been no indication that Magistrate Barron intends to apply the same yardstick here. Fire Hall SH. 5â€"5601 Hospital SH. 5â€"9451 EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBERS Only three other counâ€" ties â€" in all of Ontario turned over more profit ... SH. §â€"4701 Want A Convertible? Here‘s How, Girls A Cairn Marking Waterloo Centennial Jubilee, June 26th through July 1st, 1957, will be erected by the Centennial Committee. It will be located in Waterloo Park and will contain . suitably. inscribed items that will be of histor ical interestâ€"after the next hundred years have past and anew celebration is held. A sealed capsule of lead will be placed inside the Cairn and will contain items that will reâ€" present accurately the history of the period. News items perâ€" taining to the Centennial Celâ€" Local girls are eligible to compete for the title Queen of Waterloo Centennial. The conâ€" test is opened to all girls beâ€" tween age 18 and 25, married or single. They need not be reâ€" sidents of Waterloo, providâ€" ing a Waterloo merchant sponâ€" sors them as contestants. Judging â€" will June 14. A new . convertible is top prize in «the contest. Other finalists also will be given valuable awards 24 Gaukel St. LOOKING FOR A NEW IDEA IN STORAGE? WATERLOO CENTENNIAL CARN ~STORE ALL YOUR WINTER WOOLLENS NOW AT A NEW } LOW PRICE GK ABOUT OUR HANDIâ€"HAMPER SERVICE °* 2 > r’“"“‘“:}*‘ ‘3‘ * & L/ a C\ C © * Dick Wolfe °* SEE THIS NEW PLASTIC DECORATOR FINISH AT ROXATONLE DICK â€" WOLFE take place Ki‘tche~ ebratio n, Wooden Nickels, Banners, etc. will: be included and it is proposed that a list of names will be enclosed. Such a list would be created by. subscribers from the public at large who, on payment of a small fee, might add . their name helping to indicate® the City‘s history when the conâ€" tents of the Cairn are examinéd 100 years hence. Shortage of freight cars sat the end of the Second World War emphasized just how much Canada depends on rail trans port. ¢ er SH 2â€"8338 Waterloo, SH 2â€"5964