The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 5

THE OTTAWA JOliJlNAL, THtTtSDAT. AFR1C 2Si, 19. When working in the borne Samuel Marchbanks Wins $100 In Drama League Play Contest any unusual or unfamfTfaf sensation: may capture his attention to such an extent that he. is overly influenced by it For example, if the heart beat is a little fast he will notice the deviation- where a morelphlegmatlc individual would not pay much attention to it. In general it "may be said that whatever he feels, he feels keenly, whether this is a feeling of pain, of weakness, "or tiredness, or of headache, j.

Most nervous patients find that the more thy think about themselves, the worse they feel. Prominent Musician Edwin James Sfeljes Dies in Hospital One 'of 4 Ottawa's prominent musicians, iEdwin James (Teddy) Steljes, tufcband of Emily Florence (Date) HoWell, of 78 Hope-' well avenue, died Tuesday in Civic Hospital following a short 5.1- i I jr; 1 dress sensibly, r. Tailored, set-in sleeves do hot bind or pulL Long, aangung sieeves may cause acti-dents. CDCOfTS VITAMIN 8-1 lUmnOr paifotma miiaelaa with mill and patted planla. Kich.oaWhr-, tttl blooms, oUulmi fnUnqo.

Aa etaoluta nir lly iow lum plaattaa. XJmoi Wftth auoa by goreana ararrwhara, SSev. BO aiaa and tlM Eoanami' alaa. COULTER'S bTOlUS In- addition to the second and third place winners, three plays were given special mention and four honorable mention. The plays receiving special mention were, "The Dook's Luny" by George A.

Palmer, of Regina. "Love Is in the Cards" by F. W. House, of Hollybtirn, BC, and "Routine" by A. F.

Key, of Calgary. Those receiving honorable mention were: "Change for Five Dollars" by Mrs. C. H. Dunbar, of Kamloops, PC "The Drummer-Boy" by H.

Shirley Fowke, Chester, NS, "My Son Comes Home" by Ian Fellows, of Ottawa, and "A Wig for My Lady" by H. Shirley Fowke, of Chester, NS. The object of this annual one-act pla'ywriting contest sponsored by the Ottawa Drama League Workshop is to stimulate the literary and 'dramatic" talent in Canada' and is open to professional, and professional writers throughout the Dominion. ENGAGED: Miss Ruth Marie Parker, daughter of Mft and Mrs. J.

S. Parker, and Mr. Gordon James Helmer, son of Mr. and Mrs. C.

F. Helmer, all of Ottawa, whose engagement has been 'announced. The marriage" will take place 5 in Stewarton United Church on Saturday afternoon, June 1, at 3 JO HEALTH McCoy Publications, Inc. Lemon Juice Recipe Checks Rheumatic Pain Quickly If tou niter from rheumatic, arthritic oa iwuritic pio. aj timple, tocxpannc boate recipe.

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If tba paint are not quicklr reUeicd and if waa do not feel better. Rules Proaiptioo will coec joa nothing to try. Your rnonef lefahdrd if it dost not help ron. Ka-ex Pretcri prion it for atk ad "Overlaid" written by Robertson Davies of Peterborough, won the first place award of $100 dollars donated by Harry S. Southam of Ottawa.

Robertson Davies writes under the name of Samuel Marchbanks. "The Chameleon" written by George A. Palmer, of Regina, took the second award of $25 given by C. E. Pickering, of' Ottawa.

Third place went to "The Earth is- Round" written by Dorothy Waugh, of Toronto. Miss Waugh will receive an award of $10, donated by the Ottawa Drama League Workshop. Forty-six plays were entered in the contest and were adjudicated by Charles Rittenhouse of Montreal. Mr. Rittenhouse "reported that in general the 'standard: wag tap higher than for last year's contest and that the number of entries possessing literary distinction was most encouraging.

Cattle Producers Sending Delegation To Ottawa TORONTO, April 24. (CW Ontario cattle producers and agricultural representatives meeting here today decided to appoint a committee to go. to Ottawa and urge upon Federal Agriculture Minister Gardiner that efforts be made to reopen the United States market to Canadian cattle. The present beef shortage in Ontario centres was not due to any shortage of cattle but to un satisfactory marketing and ceil ing prices as "compared with production costs, delegates claimed. It was stated that cattle production now was at an all-time, high and farmers could not sell the stock they have.

The deputation to Ottawa will urge that if the United States market- cannot be reopened then CONSUMER'S RATION COUPON CALENDAR teammenata of aras seoret tiuuut whereas when their attentions are distracted to events outside of themselves ithey often experience a period when their symptoms leave them alone. The typical nervous patient has a fear of losing his mind, and this fear may be consciously entertained or may remain more or less secret' It is therefore wise to reassure the nervous person on this point, assuring him that there is very little danger that he will lose mental control. Just that reassurance alone will often take a tremendous load of worry from the mind. I The most common causes of nervousness: are outlined in the article called HELPS FOR NERVOUS PATIENTS and I advise that every reader troubled by' nervous symptoms write for this article. Send your request to McCoy Health Service in care of this newspaper and enclose a large self -addressed 'stamped envelope and 10 cents in loose stamps.

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the Federal Government itself should purchase Canadian finished cattle for export, at prices which prevailed before the recent deadlock at livestock markets. There were some 2,000 windmills and watermills dotting the Dutch landscape in 1939, but very few were in- actual use; electric, gasoline and diesel engines operated the pumps that kept the country dry for cattle and farming. MAY of Place This a chair doing her? It better in your garden the sunny -days the tea yes, these chairs exactly for yqfrr may be but of character on this page but they are SUN MON 1 TUES WED THURSDAY FRI SAT SUGAR-PRESERVES S8 to 512 jm BUTTER CpUPON R7 gjL i MEAT COUPON M35 Volid 5 6 7 8 9 MEAT COUPON IQ 19 12 14 15 17 18 19 20 21 22 2g; 24 25 26l27t2829l30MWCOUPON3l garden. 'V Laurentian Type Lawn Chairs of heavy hardwood construction with slat' backs and seats wide arms and sloped seats for greater comfort i Finished in good quality enamel colours" blue, red, white or orange. YOUR Copyrighted by the NERVOUSNESS MAY BE RELIEVED.

One of the curious things about nervousness, is wide variety of symptoms which the patient may develop. It is certainly true that the patient may be troubled with almost any symptom seen in the different diseased conditions. When -the symptoms centre chiefly around a disturbance of digestion the patient may be told he has "Nervous while if they centre around the heart, he will receive a diagnosis of "Nervous Heart The nervous system in man is very complex, consisting of the brain and. other nerve centres, connected together 'by many hundreds of nerves going to all parts of the body. Probably there are more than three billion nerve cells included in the nervous system, each capable of transmitting messages or impulses.

Local irritation or inflammation may affect the nerve cells adjacent to such conditions and it is also true that such irritation may have a decided than ever! VAULTS aiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiimimiiiiiiiimiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiimiimiiiiiiim i illness. i A native of England he was clarinet soloist with the Honor Artillery Company Band, England's crack army band, for sev-. eral years. Coming to Canada 32 years ago-, he joined the 105th Light Infantry at Winnipeg at the beginning of -the First Great War. He went overseas with the regiment as bandmaster ana while in England he conducted a mixed regimental band of more "than 200, who had Wen chosen from well-known regiments stationed in England.

i While in England 'he was guest conductor the Royal Albert Hall on one oi Sir Thomas Beecham's programs. Mr. Steljes had been- a resident of Ottawa for the past 25 years. Until recently he was bandmaster of the GGFG. He was a member of the Ottawa Little Symphony and the Orpheus In the days when theatres had orchestras, he played first with the Regent Theatre and later with the Centre Theatre.

Mr. Stelies was a son of the late William Samuel Steljes and his wife HelerrJudd. He was a member of St. Barnabas Anglican Church and took an active interest in the choir of the Surviving, besides his wife, are two sisters. Misses Florence and Lillian Steljes and three brothers.

Frederick, Ernest and Leonard Steljes. all" of England. i 'The body is at Hulse and Play-fair Limited from where jthe funeral will be held to St. Barnabas Church for a solemn requiem at 8 a.m. Friday.

Rev. W. H. Browne will officiate." Interment will be in Beech-wood cemetery. Pfe.

A. W. Weeden Buried With Full Military Honors Full military honors were acj corded yesterday afternoon at the funeral of Arthur W. Weeden, 21 year-oid army private of 459 Met calfe. street, who Was fatally Injured on Saturday when the truck in wfiich he was riding with three companions overturned on the highway near Kingston.

Canon Northcote Burke officiated at the service in the George H. Rogers 'parlors, assisted by Honorary Capt. A. P. Silcox.

Chief mourners were his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Weeden and one sister. Miss Ileen Weeden.

Final military honors were ac corded on interment in -Pinecrest cemetery, with Hon. Capt. Silcox officiating. The firing- party was commanded by CpL D. W.

Pearce, while the bearing party was led by H. Buie. The district depot pipe band was in attendance; under Pipe Major T. Hoggan, A. Smith and WOl R.

B. Mc-Culloch were in charge of the ceremony. Among the large number of friends and servicemen who at-' tended the funeral were the following: C. Palen. J.

Conway, W.i H. Armstrong, Y. Steele, F. Graham. E.

Taylor. RSM J. Simp-on, A. Saunders, A. D-- Ryder, L.

Trottier. W. Thompson, L. Dris-coil. W.

F. Dexter, Snowdon, A. M. Dare, W. J.

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