THE FEMALE FRIEND

Dozerdust, Volume 1, Issue 2, 19 June 1943, Page 4

THE FEMALE FRIEND

In this imperfect gloomy scene * of complicated ills, * How rarely is a day serene, * a throbbing bosom still J * Will not a beauteous landscape bright, * or music’s soothing sound * Console the heart- afford delight-. * and throw sweet peace around? * They may- but never comfort lend * like an accomplished female friend® sis »>

With such o. friend tho social hour * in sweetest pleasure glides: . f There is in fomnlo charms a powor * ■ which lastingly abides* - ■ * The fragrance of the blushing roseits tints and splendid huo- * Will, with tho seasons, decompose * and pass as flitting dew. * On firmer ties his joys depend * who has a faithful female friend, • *

* As orbs rovolvo, and years roccdo, * and seasons onward roll, * The fancies may on beauties food , * with discontontod soul. '■ A thousand objects bright and ’fair * may for a moment shine. * Yet many a sigh,, and many a tear * but mark their swift doclino * While lasting joys the man attend „ ' * who has a polished female friend. * £ —Pete Garcon. * . * *>.. <—4 <«• • *• —I **. •— <•».*••••*, W- ***>«« Mt «*> M* 4M «M **•«*■**»«** •»«••»(

★ WANTED I CARD-PLAYERS 11 * „, riT „.,^„ r * To attend o mooting at the conclusion ? * of Currant Topics Meeting (advertised * clsowhere ), Monday night* * WATERS Hl * To attend a mooting on Tuesday night, at* I9ss hours 4 * 30i IS ARD d 'STL. RSI : I . * To attend a-meeting on Thursday night, nt . TpOO hours* * * 0»*44>4 M I t M M

* fill the above -o?. tings to be hold in * the lon’s J 'oc'--roo; • * —L». — — —— ■

♦ 7ho is the man with tho artists touch * Pho puts on the notice board nil t'~e * right stuff * His work all around the camp is seen, * Eopociclly leading to the latrine* * *

. ♦ Who is the man who works all day * Under the spreading Uniouli spray, * . .Tapping this and tanging that, * Making little nicks and nacks * Keeping the stocks of ths QM 1 © up, * So tho boys can do their stuff, * * *