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Canada, is confident that the goal will be reached.
Hon. Walter Rollo, newly appointed minister of labor in the Provincial cabinet of Ontario, is an active member of Hamilton Lodge No. 1142. Mr. Rollo and Rev. S. Banks Nelson, another enthusiastic Moose, headed the big Moose parade on the occasion of the frolic of Ontario Mooseheart Le-gicn.
Toronto Lodge No. 1600 is showing signs of new life and many new names are being added to the membership roll. This lodge bids fair to become one of the largest in Canada before long. Secretary Norman G. Heyd is confident that before another year the lodge will have a membership of over 5,000. Commodious . quarters are maintained by this lodge at the corner of Yonge and Alexander streets. Deputy Supervisor E. W. Dame, a native of Picton, Ont., is doing splendid work here.
Norman G. Heyd, Deputy Supreme Dictator for Canada, took a trip across the border recently and made a few addresses in Central and Western New York. He spoke in Geneva, N. Y., before the Moose on November 21, in Rochester on November 22 and at Cortland, N. Y., on November 23. He received a hearty reception in each of these places and delivered stirring addresses which will result in many new members being enrolled.
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Now if we do,not tip the waiter we do not get even the slight attention previously given us. If he recognizes us from the day or week before, and they have very good memories, as a “cheap skate” who did not tip, we Waste quite half of the lunch time allotted us, waiting to be waited on.
at a very high counter which made one feel as tho eating from the mantel-piece. The waiter sized her up, and, feeling sure that she did not belong to the tipping generation, walked off. After waitipg at least ten minutes the old lady asked for a plate of vanilla ice cream. After another ten minutes it was brought but she did not even receive the paper napkin and not a glass of water until it had been requested the second time.
day and we have a very ordinary and not overly wholesome lunch for sixty-five cents. This six days a week brings our noon day expense to almost four dollars.
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ing at noon only the ice cream or pie. And what is the result? The girls are aenemic looking, tired in the morning when they should be filled with energy and vitality, and in a short time they lose entirely that good, healthy hunger and are indifferent as to whether they have lunch or not.
cost of food and clothing, is it not possible to start something which will help־ us to get a little wholesome food at noon without adding so materially to our running expense?
LOCAL MOOSE LODGE FIRST TO RAISE ITS ORPHANS HOME FUND
(From Dayton Daily Press).
Secretary Harry A. Georgi, of Day-ton Lodge No. 73, Loyal Order of Moose, received word Monday from Supreme Secretary R. H. Brandon that the local branch had been the first to contribute its full quota to the fund designed to erect additional buildings and provide more adequate facilities for the orphans of the members.
During the annual convention of the Order held at MOOSEHEART, 111., the last week in June, it was decided to assess each member of the Order one dollar for this purpose. Secretary Georgi set himself enthusiastically to the task of collecting this assessment and several days ago, announced that he had succeeded in obtaining the full amount.
The local lodge has a membership of approximately 2.300. There are now about 700 children at the MOOSEHEART orphanage and it is desired to provide facilities for about 300 more.
As the result of the local branch being the first to send in its complete assessment, it will be placed on what is known as the 100 per cent list.
WHAT THE BOYS ARE
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West Toronto Lodge No. 87 is mak-irig fine progress. On November 20 a class of 41 was initiated. An active membership campaign is on under the direction of Deputy Supervisor William Riddle. It is expected that the present membership will be doubled during the campaign. This is a real live lodge and maintains club quarters.
Hamilton, Ont., Lodge No. 1142 is one of the most progressive lodges on the Dominion of Canada and has a membership of over 700. There is a campaign on now to double the membership and Dictator James Pearce, one of the most enthusiastic Moose in
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“Is your blood starving for want of iron? Iron is red blood food. If you were to go without eating until you became weak, thin and emaciated, you could . not do a more serious harm to yourself than when you let your blood literally go hungry for want of iron—iron that gives it strength and power to change food into living tissue,” says Dr. James Francis Sullivan, formerly physician of Bellevue Hospital (Outdoor Dept.), New York, and the Westchester County Hospital.
“Modern methods of cooking and the rapid pace at which people of this country live has made such an alarming increase in iron deficiency in the blood of American men and women that I have often marveled at the large number of people who lack iron in the blood— and who never suspect the cause of their weak, nervous, run-down state,
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