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The Home Journal
Bur Town And You
Remember what the
schoolroom textbooks said
about it being the duty of
every citizen of a demo
cracy to vote? Well it will
be as fundamental next
week as ever, because the
fundamentals of our de
mocracy haven’t changed.
By and large, business
and professional people
have not been doing as
gooi a job as they could
in fulfiling the duty of
every citizen to interest
himself in his government
and demonstrate that in
terest by voting.
The businessman is a
busy man. That is well
known. But itis well
known. too, that the busi
man can never afford to be
too busy to slight his fun
damental duty to vote. It
would not be in keeping
with his position as a sub
stantial and informed citi
zen of his community.
The businessman knows
that election day is judg
ment day for public offi
cials. He knows that he
and all the other yoters
are the judges. He also
knows that he must not
lose by default the type of
government under which
he prefers to live and rear
his farmily and do business,
The individu-l voting
record is good in Our Town
but the total picture is
bad because too many reg
istered voters remain at
home no election day. You
can help because voting is
your business. Your secur
ity and prosperity are tied
to y o ur political action.
Your one vote counts. Your
leadership counts.
Be certain to vote your
self next Tues. then urge
By The St. Thomas
Chamber of Commerce
your family and friends to
vote. The Chamber of
Commerce does not tell
you whom to vote for but
it does tellr you to vote
because every vote counts.
And every vo'e iscounted.
Yours stould be there in
the . pile next Tuesday,
November 4th!
Let’s Laugh
(Extension of a former poem)
By Cyril Creque
In normal times our men of
state
Gave tongue the floor to quell
a brawl;
That antique, now, is -out of
date
Bare fists are heard at city
hall.
While campaign speeches, day
i and night, J
Sting mortals like a ruffled
Mosquitoes, too, with all their
might,
Add pair to public agony.
No wood man puts to use today
Is proof to termites as of yore,
Hence, platform planks, to
spot decay, ' j
Should have an X-ray of the
core 3
For fear my darling vote
depart
And go where she ought not
to be,
The combination to my heart
I teach to no one else but me.,
Electors who 'enjoy the show
Should find it rather hard to
guit
When voting day arrives and
know
That surely is the end of it.
WW
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