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• 116.91 MORPAII,
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W941014.Plac0,11 IA th1:11,9M0-1
. Satisfying Salad:
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"Qftent1fl± R'-grOeh. ee1e4 does not
„ ..4`iktisf3r .the '401444 of „hungry. men,
4,,144.,p10031.: ';414(.1." AlOWeVer, is hertir•
PlelIgh as Maliidish as, it supplies
Oeeeeery Stereh.• 7'Jie.
c'odking,,o,f,'Inaearoni for 'salads:
lost IMPertant beeatisethe.reMitst.
tne•Sligliteittrace strektaes0:;
•• '..1Ordwinaearen1 into •.plenty Of boiling
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4.441 'teh1es,4dou.Sa1t;
• 't4.,2. us 1114.91#001. are ',good ..propor;
• lipti,s4, o11untj1 abont 20:
„*.m.finiteS:....Prain• it :win 4.4d-Ottoe, With
oId,viiter, p.mt have 411 the
'.Pther Materials; cold, .toe, before •eoiti,
,
yliiniag, theta
• ' Macaroni, and, Egg- Salad
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One •cup •geoked, ,14A.oa,rout,-.2. hard
cooked; eggS; .3„4-eqji (flak cplerY',, '4
tablespomil Sliced staffed olives, salad
'dressing; ',shredded %leaf, lettuce. •
You may. tiSe:brolten strait inaearoni,,
elbow,Shell,, 40w4ti4it or ani • Shape
You may, choose..,1.•,
'Clop eggS, and -el:Vali:I
' OW...celery Bata Olives„."Add Salad.dreas-
- Ing to make indist gad. serve on a lied
„shredded ;loaf ,;lettuce. . Garnish"
• with lialvee of -stuffed. oliyes. „, .1Joe
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oliff•ea"-Stuffe•d*ith Pirneniaes-:'
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'Maearonirrand: Hain •• •
• VMS. salad. especially good; served
on a bed'of' shredded. new Cabbage.Oe
, • ,
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•ou.P-cOoked-lind
: MOO: cult chopped014 btifi9d_
-0• 1..blOspoort .i?relrared ..h-OrortkdO)1, 2
• pimentees, leap ,salad dressing (may-
eennaise or tOoked dr,.eSsing), shredded
• Cabbage.. . . • ,
liorseradislr,nud imm "Com.2
' bine lightly: WI tb ;rnadarent and. pinion!
• /Dee Whielr ' ,he .ent in •Shreds:
end se'ri;e on' a
' bed :6'f..;miredilad...calibige ,,o3kaa_acle
dIrelSaing. , , •
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Macaroni, Fruit Salad
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One ,eookod Macaroni,. 1. °UP'
canned dieed. Pineapi)le, 2 bananas;
• tbinly .Sliced and•inarinated lcinon
juice.„•14"eup ' cU• p
pineapple juice, 1,/,'• durlemen jujed,
1•3 cup stigar, tanlespbons• carp.'
StareliteUspeoir-salt.
•• NINIS.ugarLiniLenvns,catich-tli-orotigh
.1Yatici• St ii•••,iiitOloiling pineapple:juice.
.Cook in ;double boiler for 2.6.rninutes,.#
stirring "oceas'ionally, ,icinon'inice •
,And :• let 'coel,• When readY to Use, ford
'• In cream whiPpeduntil iirin• with salt:
Add.tnacarpni; „piliepPle,: 'bananas_ to
•" dressing and sortie, on lettuce hearts.
• -With a garniali ct•fresh, strawberries:
If StrawberrieS' are not at baud. a cube
• of bright jelly -Will .gerye"as an• attrac-
,
tive ;garnish. ..: • . • •
.1 cticiimber*up-•::
1ro1 something diffel.ent, :and , very
flaversoiaestry::this..r•eeiPe •
Take. a .eucumber—.4.n. :average. sized
, would mako SottplOr four to. 1v&
.PeopleHcat it • and less'
' these hutter, for • two Or three min-
• UteS..... manner. tivo
sinalf.cininni :cut' • ;
• Put.both. Vegetafiles.-in .A 'pan and
pout_ hi clear, sotip.,". or plain. tiowpg
water if you 'Walit be,0cOnainical or
' -to, AIRY& •a. "maigre7 • Soup,..allewing /RS
y usual for'redtictiam 'Season with shit,:
• 1•• •peplier, Nfery'little autaieg,-,:auct
'Of cayenne pePPer. Bring .te. thoi
and it. sininierter half an hour
Atolhe, last Minato add .two ,yelks of
egg .thlotedilt• a [little creant. ' Serve
aottp:With ereotthis.
• VA'fostiictir'Nfote...'.;
.• IsTaStairtiorris'are .coniing tip, mit'onlY
..ip•stianY gardenii but•in evenhIg dresS-•
es to', A.: in , the, mnonliga., Nastur-
'at 'least: The whole ,na.-•
.'stn frein 'yellow to redis
.. Use or . contrast especially on
. .
•
:brewn, eusselfiladresses•and ..onP4S-
.• tel. ;green and yellow,. ones. ' ••'. They.
Make sine rt: cire ril n
ers St the•waistline„ •
••••Oinbre(or shaded) .1111,5i,ael lath tO1168
are '80 -en In.:capes, .fl w erS and iii •ne w'
,negligeo, :and hostesS, gbw'im
tahlea at l?Fl6e.a4,114 (ttlitftr.. ar6
easily coinparab, le:• '
Keel/ Till's Llat "
• The:fallowing Bat will ll1p ths.
housewife, 1acacu1atipg,;•. the: amountS:
needed •When pure -basing, -vegetablqa
by .the pound:- , „
°tie 'POund Of a•Si?al'Agt,igwtUaye
three perstins.S••• •• •
• One, Veund Of' 'green beans (AbOnt
pne• quart) four perscins • •
.One pound.•of • shelled. lima pans
cidas thea,a;c1Itart).-, f9tir Sr4emi..;
'On'e 1,3911,44 ef'"hoet,e; (ab t: fitye
pieiflurn el.?ed 'beets), failr'PereQa11,
4 rnedtuai sized. head of • solid caly.
hag°. Weigile.tabout three PolledsntJ
•Ser,ves seven'aiersens.
One pound at lirusSels.sPrOuPIN
Persons.' • . • • • • "
• One PCIAnd brOccol4 four: persoas,: •
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One .inedi'am-sized; trimined
lipad,of cauliflOwer yy,e14hs,etioltt one
and. one-halfpound's; .nini ,aerve
four ,persons, . .• • •• ' •
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'Fir rather '4,aiii.totibitfoetr
otlo pound; And ee'ti•e four, per-
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Sens. • - . • , „ • .
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, One pound -0f. rhubarb, after. being
steWed4ill. serve three •Persons • -
'One ,pound of freati spinach, AhredpersOu, ,
.• • •
One, n a and of -f;eas .thCp64 (Uh:piit
• •t) 'Aide • about one. • cup,
shelled. Allow two **Inds. for, fnur,
PeirSoas.„ : •.'
• 19.ne pound.et'intahroblits .101 eii"?..e
personsiic if the'intishrooina are
served on toast.. . • ' •
• Three or; fear,. notatoea weigh Onepind.
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One . pocli .of potat4eS Weighs fifteen
p9unils.'• •
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, '4aViiury,
, • .
:Sandwlches
Cut thin' slicee_ot,lidorn_and,v,thite
bread -4n.d butter; -and spread •tihe •
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:,.11%•••!!-•-t+rr!!„-44.
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..Stind4y•SchoO
eston
4,11;3sn.A!—esus on -the
15: 147 • Golden' Xt
1144': le,Agtisge; .`rVifhigh is,1?..014,, IA-
terPreted; :GO,: my:044'. why halS.
theu Alfen Jae?"' 3. And' •
PerP9...9t. ,th,Pm that stood
13,31",, "Whfm, they ..kelird it, BehOldi
ealleth A,Lijah."' •Chrigt,
",El0„t" blIt. they thOnght,,he
`Elias,'.' •Seeking forhelp frOra ••the
, spirit of, the, great IfebreVr• iprophet
who IMO tal4ed With- Ilim- ,Aheut hie
eMPI.Pg fleath, OA thd Met414, Of Vane-
hialoYe
tO'f'YArd "athaft. we- ..wpre
„Y.Pt sinners.ch,cist 'riled tor,
Berl?. 028, • '
1. 'XIIE 111PQIPN97.14'. .Vs.
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TU4 DEATH, QF TH,E.s.yxotrtlt,„
.TI.; -s"urFpn'iprcs OF 11 -Ip SA1/10OR
,•, •vs, 33,38,
111. •
4Eam77.04c71c.;.:I4Gc!k-;. 101111 *vs.
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no, Trial *Tgi4i. .The trial of
reahed thr9ughAti: a Single
mosittiIiinign•goztwhtheer,a•PoenailieedlawrinxepurboPrei,dtahye
trial of Then and, the 'condor -lining
him to death on a single day. No at,
tention_ly_aS.4/9.1„440 th4-1141eS-Of-:•-elfit'-
'clence.. No oppOrtunity Was friveri for
the ,presentation of, the :case in laver
of ,the prisoner: The Sanheldrhilhad
determined that .Jests should.be latIt
to death,:and. they rode rough -shod,
over all their rules. The' has.
Attingy been:soalled "the Iync1iing of
jests • , :
The Title on 'the Cross. 2?. "And
• . .
eY • ring, him ,ADte....th.e place Gal -
garatIo1,1%
• 46:. ',Arid elle TAIL filling
,ine
a,spnedhkwe:tooTit Pcfaivioill9gf.rpor.s"cal:hpe'asocu4r.5Wk
which was. placed' there fer the re-
freOgient. of the ROmen Soldiers. "..,P!rt
it on 11,. Teed ano gave. him to, drioc.,,
,T*Tisone volmitmt Aetc..f. 41Minee
In the stery Of Qhtlat's-Pes41•011,• . Pay,
• 'Let be. I t us see whether .lijah
eorneta to take hirn, down, ,
: The Seven.WOrils, ''rotatii.;•. Cross., •
The'Word Of fOrglYelleaa,•"Fathet,'
• forgive then for theY knew no what
they do" (probably uttered in the first
'cruel .moment .cruciPition.)...
The4did to the penitent robber,
"Today Phi:0V then. he withme in par-
adise." • '•
• 8. The mord of persohal; affectlen
(cominitting his"' mother. Mary to the
,:,•ewlirinuare ofir7,',hiTe.ishohec.r.lothvedy soailpr770Stle Beijoht
ts• ha.keY4,:T:1:11.eee:w:O,rd .s1ufferi.
"My Gad, 'my god, Why' heti' thou fcirc
q5t.hirTaht.e". W.°"4"7°f7:1111•37sle41' suffering,
hundred Semite from All`PArta;og tills •
word of completion: oTt is
gotha, Which interpreted,
The place Of a' Skull. "Galgothe is
Aramaic. and "CalVarY" Latin. for1`a
Skall." Seen 'from a distan,e the•Iiill
looks exactly like a ,sktil eye -
sockets, rounded forehead, Of ehe.
nose and mouth.• •
...•••• th6y • .Offered'Aizi6viae
mingled With myrrh: but he received
it not." It was a custom a the Jews
to„give thea'ecOndernned_te. crucifixion,'
with a view, to producing -stupefaction,
. • _ •
•"Ainl-they •crueity him." The
cross on ground, the vie Ira was
stretched. . naked .1 npon it, h : hands
were nailed 1 -the arrna of the _cross,.
and' hi's- feet,,enei On top of the otheT.,
were nailed•to the feet of it: A wood-,
en • peg .m eet-tre • part!al y p
ported. the, body,. Which mainly hang:
f raLthe_-wounds
Feet: Christians shoUld•never '-forget
a strong aroniatic win04 e. ,
brown: WOOS •,•with ' cream Cheese
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Secnie and 'crop softie • olives and rttht"
with sone .-.chOped 'Pickled gherkin'
And ,a 16*, choPped- capers..., •Mix with.
.a cream .salad dresitig, 'end:spread en
the ...white' Then put -a•'broWn
anti wfitt,e Slice, fo.gether, press; ilrn0
'and dtit neatly:" • : • • •••
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••• .• • •.
Stookino Saver '• •
ale on.. Of those: w.amen
arways "wear theirstoeltings firet
at.the-tees,, wherethe Sheer :joins t
b,efore,•you•mear• ne* ,stocking.a.'
at.,...411; -run • a few reinforcingthreads
back and forth , acrossthoSe sPots..1f
You Wear theta out at ,the'heels, turn
your new• hosiery Wreiig side .ant and.
Stitch, through •• • Some-. reinforcing
. • • . .
What their Saviour weatthreugh'fQr
thdir sake. .`-`And -part. his 6." t
•
among, them, Casting iota upon thorn,
what ;each Should • take." - Fent sal,
diers and a ' centurion thht • guarded
each pf the cendemned had for their-.
PerotlisiteS the garmentS Of the cruel-.
fled. /They Were great- garablera.. and-
.
dice were ailiand, • So theyat lots,
liffs7fiultilling,the*Slige Ps.,•22 :18.
.5-,4And it was the•,thirdtheur-and
they u ified :him. This • wail]. .he
nine ecleck in the morning, 'according
o the .reWish niodeof reckening; which
began at' siintise; or.,6
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26. `.`Ancy the:superscription of- his
accuSation. Was Written, over, 1114
K1.1..G OF .TIIE 'JEWS." Th 4 caii-
deinned was required to goo tOthe place
of execution with a board hung; from
his neck bearing the name Of the Arline
or which. he had n convicted.
threads. • ' •
,
UsefUl Hit •
• To ;separate , tinnblers which- haVe
•Stilek together,- pOur cold
water into: • the inner tumbler, then
7gtand-tlii• r tias7r-in
warm Water. .The inner -lass Will con-
tract .and, outer one expand, so
that they oar; fie. separated eaS-IIY.
•
Heuseyold Kinks •
To remove fresh fruit steins 'from
'dresses, aprons, napkins, tablecloths,
put the Material over a bawl andpour
boiling water ,Over the .spots, fielding,
thaliettle • ' ' • •
; If your salt will not shake, freely
on a damp day, a •little rice• or .corn,
;Starch Mixed in the salt will eliminate,
this particular diffien10; •
.Yellow turnipa„. peas•and. carrots
taste`better" if'.Stigar is; added to them
.while :cooking. ,
• Souk salt fish in Sour. Indic. and the
delicate -flavor ibe .b Feu ott.'atit„. '
' -A pinch�f :•sona,,pleced
while .it is eking will preserve its
ANTlieii baking,. A pie altel1. without
1in3..th1ng • inside, be Sure, Di prick it
v;'ell With 4' jerk se" that ithas air
-
holes in it. OtlierwiSe it' Will 'shrink
When Buying Vegetables
Vhe custorn of • selling • fruits' and
vegetables' bY the pamid is. becoming
palmier. •.. ,
,,z,f.Tt111411-.97.$!:,,,kallf1.2.:.)::11,4gia,<-414;;;gia,-44.1,1,04-4,44-tri.11,0:-Iwzhat;Log.-tOrt.-4.-0.;'..w,'" •
• -variable as. LI'M •"leticupsfurV and the draw. th.e chargo 1110 ting. were: ro..
tornoil ilis.offer was refuSed,
ilnd a trial .was' set :ter file end 01:
the month, '
1
•-$500 Chow is Seized ,
• - as Security,for Rent
•,.riontiva1.-2-7)o1Of Arena, of• Montreal
'did •notliaY a IS .1'11.t. so his landlady
took a„lien pn hia $500 •elioW"dOg as a
tirSt •Mortgape. Arena laid
Ilve-centsworth," of 'llic'-past and' l't
$A oTh.ly'whon•-•-a ceinnion itu it of. Inca-
" surentent 18 amilictlto frail a 1:1(1,. v 0g0-'
pimmumminummumme
A 11;enP, $.904`. POSIOA to. HIhe
•-SerViOg . •
, ,
th14. TA;o.irlooe• .wzlJ
learn regfet. ef' the death Of 'Ohe
. pg., tifelir ceraradesp--q4otle .SPPUt
,Ogden of D9mPre4v11.1-vc,, took
ptp.co' 24mL,
have not
Yet-reaelled..heAdtlAartere,(
bpotails
ut we 'WereifilfOrraed,•that nienaher0
or' thelst:oata '211-c pieto,a TFOCotAi''at,,
funerali' Whieh tock place,
• OUI.11,UrSdaY... Was a
eti4vO'ineliteher ist.14.64rd!-,9nt. Lone
Scout q'r9Up', ScoatelaSVer And
ghp',aleiabere or..ire44q4erto,o,. ptiff
WerP VerY :grieved 4:O.:receive, thia sad
•"‘V know that All MeAahers of 'the
Ontario Ione 0ohat,•pp-partraent
;Pin Stpfk•M .exOreest"eg ti4P-fr
deep sympathy, with . parent's
and Triendff in their kreat, loss, '
.The F9restooCami). ,
Oil Saturday, 'May , nearly .MO3
finshedi", . ,Arciyince.. gathered at, the''Gkiverainett
7.•Th Word of Submittal. '"Father' 'Seed,Extraeting. st4tiott.. at Anguay,oa.,
'1104-14a -T..c.onitn.otti,my ,
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Ai THE .OHATH or Tub:. savior:Hi, vs;
37-47. ' ° • . • . • ' -
The ' Shout of. Triumph, 37. • "And
Jesus tittered a lond':•Areice, and •gave
-uti. the' 'gloat.", Even, after Our Lard
liad,hnag upon the cross for oi hours,
his hody,Ava,s still strong enough to
cry -with a read voice "It is- finished!'
It waa a victoriefiCahont.. He knew
_that he hati accOMplished.the_cenquest_
of Sin whiehlie' carne aeconiPlish....
.38: "Anirthe'yeil Of. thejteinple vri.s
'rent in two from the top tO 'the bet -
This was the woricl0ful eurtarrk
betWeen:' the Floly place; and .the, lVfost`
Place, .a •curtain -sixty ee Jong
and', thirtydee ide and ai.:thick• as.
the pairri-..of. the hand; . •
Th .•Centyrion''s TeStinap4: 39;
"And when -the ceetnrion who.stood by
_over•••agalifst-hini4ii.W,that4.-e -gaverup-
the ghost he..said,,Trilly Wa,s
• the Son of God." ' ,• • : ,
The Burial •of Jesus TWo -members
of -the Sanhedrin, 'Who had net voted to
sentence. ,leSus: to death, One' Nicode-:
hats, who, early hi `Christ's Ministry;
hadcome to our Lokdby night and had
:the Wanderlid,lateryiew with, him r9p-
olded in John 3. , The othor Joseph of
Ariinitthaea'anian oflaveb.ith•whei had
iatoduibrirn gai den
rendPred--; theAast_se.r.n.
e, %Mg the, Saviour s body from
the_ public' refii se 'heap, which livai the,
lot of -Crucified criminal. It was a
costly undertaking, for not .On/Y.Were
the •sePulclire and, cerements •-,xieeded,
but Pilate,had an eVil reputation. for
greed. Tlie ertnnd,proved eE.sier than
they,hadanticipatdd; P.ilate's sin rest-,
, ilea*y. 'on his conseience, and ...he
"made alma gift" of .oirr Lord's body.
Thus' On the evening of 6604 Friday
the•forna of the Saviour wa..s revereat,
"with -a- tieh his •dehthq.-
83: 9.); . • -
27. "Anil 'With him theY Cruelty -two ly laid away. as had •been ' prophesied,
rObbers;.•oae, on his:••right• liancti. and
one on his left!' AS if to say that:
Jeans nb b h b
. e an •t ose ;re -
29. "Aid thd•that'1)4ed. 1)37411,44
, . ,
on him, , wagging their :heads." he
„cress steed-. beside the main highway
.northward, threnged always, and •esPe.-:
'daily at this 'PaSsoVer season; With a,
nietleY, crowd. '"And saying; Ila! thou
that destroyest ithe teinple,.and build -
est it hi three days," It seemed fine
jest •with whiCh td.taunt the Sufferer.
SP.: "Save thyself, . and ,come down
trom the crosS•.I' :In his • refusal' to
comp down •from .the 'cross, and
as theY said; dis'play •a: proof •of• his
Xessialialiip;' he gave:. t„o .WVid
More convinci proof than. this pould
• peSSilily have been. • •
31: 'In like Manner :also. the chief
priests Moekirig him:'among theinselVes
With' this. Scilbes:" : The religious- rul-
ers .of the:Jews thee:august Members
tit the Sanhedriri, joined their 'tat rits
with thoSe. Of., the rabble. "Said,: He
saved Others; hiniself cannef Save,""
Never was a truer Word spokenrin jest..
- Christ did indeed' saye'ethersrand how
glorionaly1,• . i• . •
.THE SUPFERINGS.aF' S'AVI011.1t,
• vs: 33-36. • • ::
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The. Three 'Hours of •DarkneSs. 33,
Aiid
when-theshctirhotir-wm-7-eintre:"
That Mauld be noon, after jests had
hung, ti'n ;the cross ter 'three 'hours.
"There was darkness, over 'thewhole
land tntil the niath hour:" That weald
he,.' three pon., the hour of the daily
evening Sacrifice, the..•cruciftxien
-ing begunat; the hour of daily ,morn• 7,
sacrifiee. • • ,• ' •
;The Climax Of Agony.: 34. "And at,
't,h2
-:‘:$VONving
energies were from'ckhausied.
Eloi, lama „:sabachtliniii?"
Speaking in the Arctinale colimion
form of Ifebrew„ 'which was. his ordi:,
Visits CanEtda to Study
Ca dial; Exfithition Methods
, ,
„ glands' Tayldr, .Chief ,of the
Exhibi-
tions •Eranch; Department of -OVerseas
,Trade :Of the.)3ritish •Gevernment,
attend the. Exhibitionl'1 Toreivici this
year. • , • , .••• ,
Mr: Taylor is. secretary •of the
Usti Indestries Pair held annually in
Landon and Birmingham. He ce-nies
• to study Canadian National Exhibition
• Methods 'And t� lake a survey ,of the
Canadian field far the, British Govern-
ment and for members Of the. Federa-
tion cif• British Industries. The. fatter
organiatio,n'has'apPlied for mare dis-.
play •space than •ever-thefore. B. M..
• Bellasis Of ,Lenden will be 1.n ehiyge, of
the 'BritiSli • manufacturers' exhibit as
usual.
44 -
"What •Model Is 'your car"' ,•
...60Pond mortgage:" 1'
,
there. is no Paasion Of . he:human
.that proiniseS; -84-0,..1111ich and
DaYa "sp, fittle aS•
'Shaw; •
-,tarlo;for the' fourth kerestrY -CarnOr •
• ,
• .--LAIS camp. is sponsored by Alle• For-
estry •Branch' of the, Department. ' Of
Lands and Forests, to encoura,ge the
Scotts to take an .iiiterest la :referee-
, tation. 'Work, ancl•-has proved to be 'a
ver k popular event , around" the 2,4t4
May week end. • ••• •• -
. . : •
•The..eamp. Was le'cated JA,lieentiful
.sarroundings in th.6 Aligns Commuaity
end Ida interesthig ao-
oti;rit„freiii'itart o• finis .
•.Siindar .morning • Was commenced-
. •
with 'a I'Scputs' On'church seryiee,
• • d ctedli the 'United Church minis-
ter front the village, and in' the •aftei•-:
.1300.11. the oys • *eat for altice •armind
the: • eminent :Property. 'An indoor
, . re as lield•iii° the „evening, when.
Tt9oirtsTant4171-404*Ii9ei'rkil:•11.Cte.s
shown, �f
1..Monday and Tuesday morningS were
!Sp' in actual' tree planting • on a•-•
„:
piece' of barren ,ground whieh is knowu.
as the "Boy Scout Ferett,". and 'Whica
it is- 0,01411611y hoPed develep in-.
to -a .b,eautfully • wooded camping
rotind forScouts, This,is-sithated.At„
the jurietien'•Ott the ,f0tawaSaia an,
Pin.e Rivers. •
- afternoon. a.', trip was•
taken ,by 'car- and lorry, tto the, yfid-
hUrst ...Governin'ent Nurseries, :Where
the Scouts -ere shown the small trees
their aCtiml,' development,' from
.• ,
•Milan Seedlings, to goad sed treeS,•
714e: evenings; Were.'1Petit X4499.1
• Cain'? ..11.reS IA :00,, spa,clomo, "00MMItiffr
•Itr wheralteAgg. Wer#1311PCWItIt ••,
:great
'pep,'.' .literlea• told and :
The -Lone" $4-mits, NY -Pre.' iePrAented•
b ' embers froramristeby thra li
tlie 1t uplo-r404viani:e:Tr%9971,i2,
; TIC e"le;14:5),„:"
',OA, Prpsmi, t expressed Mein a.
.PFeSistiO4 thasPlendid ee-PPerati,41., .
nd% kitaties4 ,f the PePartIllene'e,r4 -
Of the" Alfrglie.'etaf0 "for! nialcinF•tillis: •
souvenirg• a E 1 :•0 . h1 °' Scoutabso I;n: 0- Pr re e4 e„ reo .dp with4o• 0A.
thir-Xfifisfet-7-67 'Lands' ;id rpretifif7-
ancl also a badge.,1n tho oitopO of three •
Wooden- heads; strung together ,with
busk -skin, and•iiiscribed "Anglia, 183,3," , •
to ea their ,iiniferm. • ' •
Trophy 'Kor 00oupied: Bird '•ff Oases
• The Department of Lands and
esta. of Neva Scot!a, •has.. ofgo,red fQl
Boy Setiat cOnipetition a silver trophy,.
Co, be awarded 'the. Scout trociiIiavin
the largest ''nuniber of occupied bird .
houSes to •lts•ereclit during •1933 (span
rewS • oteePted). .
ff Thejf.aRta;etesa:Pr.ncskt,iPnt. ISoMeonik •
. • of Great Britain's fasteie'raii...',
way loegniatlies,_.-have__PPen .• •
Boy Scout„and GirkGnide., Here's•hop
ing they never 'try Ito •do a ,good„-dee.d:-
oe,tbe,saip:e,,spdt, at ,th e,sanie. '
,I3Order Cities Star..
European p,olitics Do Not Prevent
'cSp.outs Fraternising •
Unsettled 'conditions in •Gernmay
n*ot: diSturb the 'EaSter tour lin 'Of
kent, (England), Semite. The tear'
. • •
Chided Narnbar,g, the ,Ger
in*-,•Ntenotalui,.Ettal and, erata
Megan.' At;a11 Of theseTplaCes.thei •
were net •by.:Gernaaa 'Scents', and" at:
Munich ,and Ettal.,tookpa.rt .in.$cOut
Cbunty Stouta,
year tour soideliart, of the Continent
Full particular's of linwto becoMe .•
*Lone' Sc,otitivill be gladlY,seat thest:
'interested UPen apiliaatien:.to the, Bo! "
--Scotts ASso-ciation, • 330 , Bay,. Street
l'orent-6. .• •
• It • littrig is -painet
pally intended for lioYa living ' thr
•country, • oa..farms,. or 'in. isolated tort
Of the, prOvince, where :there -1s .••
gitlarlY: • orgatized Scout Troop' foi,
them,tO atterrd.--"Lcine E;" • ,
United IKhigdorn Coneuides
Agreeinent With.Iteland.
London. --The' United. Kingdom last
Week co.ncluded 0..aew trade •e:greemeht
With Iceland, sixth OA 11.4 91.-'re•-
•ceproy .signect pacts; . and..;-• •liktt the.
other,. aiming largelr. at": additional
markets ler "British coal; •• 2;
•• tinder terms •of the • treati, yaiieh"
.a.Waits enabling- legislationby the Ice,
landic *Althnig. (pa.rliainent) Iceland
77 per . c'ont'." of • alFits, Coal
imports frem -the United Xiagdorn and
Will reduce duties. On some ejasses. a
cotton a -rid e.ytificial• lee-
:laildr also. guarantees not to raise .eX-
isting ditties. On numerous •"other
• anticles. I.
return for.:these conce.ssicins the
United Kingdom 'guarantees not to iriL
crease- duties On Icelandid fiSh and tp
'aecept at least a specified., arnOnn't of
fish •in ',the event quotas, 'are ostah-
' •
,Receives'. AViatiOn' Trophy':
, 'NeW Martin ha
',been avarded the. Robert J Collier
trophy in reeegnition of•:"the greateSt
achievement in ,aviation in. America,:
thoyalte of Which htia 'been thorou'ilt-:
ly. demonstrated:in ,actual 'Use' during
gio:iii•ece,ditig* year," it has'been an-
The1Ward,' which ,isade
by the'.1qationsa.4eroxiautie Assecia-
ia recognition 'o the new
bomber Oath by. the Genn L. Martin
Company; of •Baltiniere, whieh Mr:
Martinheaas.. • While the actual per-
lorinanceof the new.h3Mber.*.ia, a War
Ilepartincnt• secret, the award reeog-
.
with changing the air power. Valance'
of nationS, and lifting, this country
afii•orna,
itat4iie:.rferLor • position ii\.:potentiitl
VVogion Receives Award
•
.-For 'Remarkable ,Disdoerj.--'
• Explorers in Antarctic..waStes, ADA% ,
caii .j, ng,1 , and ,Persa desert .hay(
serviceaniarked .by medals pre-'
ionted by the King and grants by thl.
..ttoyei.GeograPhiCal
of the aiiards—the Beek Grail
—goes to: Woinan:. :She •Misc „.
'Freyas.Stark,,who last year ciliCoverej
.eae ther-last strongholda. of the As. '
SaSsins, Mohammedan sect;. WhOs
rulers. by 'poison arid .dagger•
pat) years:, before the :Crusaders' WO
to Persia. .
.. She' 'found . the liattlementeL sill
'standing., three ,large. water cisterl
• Out 'itilthe rock,•iud what .ie ,pro.bab
• the-niost unusual Water 'stipPly,Eysteti ' •
in the • world-ta tunnel (Iowa 'a:hick,
,Wolves ilse‘d to' driVe.sheep with Wald,
'skins tied beneath ' •
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.Mussolini onlViotorcycl;
' Reviews. 10,000 ' ()then -
Ronie.,-,Preinier . Mussolin1,. astrid
a motorcycle, on May 25, revieweI
10,060 • matorcylists" who • retie pas
litin .1,7il.h ,terrific din. , the oCeisiel •
was a celebration. by , the Organize"
tion Called"; "centeura" by an adini '
.:Ttal-y1.4 lentrance--into ,the Great 'War .
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