The Lucknow Sentinel, 1934-05-31, Page 7• ••'•
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If neUritiii hOtherS you, -deg with,
it- as, this woman dealt " with hers: -
"For irsionl was noahlo to 1(04,"
• the writes, fiftWing, to neurits in MY
hands. Last PIS Year, T started taking
Kinichen, and now 1can keep up
with anyone, Already this year
have knitted about 1.2. pieces -4i all,.
*eliding ilea's, sweaters and, hid.iee'
fancy, pnlirOVerS, as AS SeV,Sr4.1
babies' ' articles. • 11.4141'.4113;r, I teS1'
Suite proud, and I owe it, all to,.. Erna,'
have not. 'telt' in better health
for Years OA will lOop .on taking"
grnsShen•aS lOng as 1 live." -(Mrs.)
Neuritis- is eafiseil by: depositA of
--Oefik-Peinted, flint -hard uric...Ile:id
crystals, YAWL pierce the nerves and
• cause theft stabbing pains.'1Cruschen
Salts break;"np these deposits Of tor -
'bring errteale;•104.0..envert:thent,into,
4%hairless solution,which'Is prompt-
ly removed' throne!the. *Oral Owl-.
the kidneys.
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e71.1' 'WO Food.tr
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Small, Dainty Portions More
Appetizing to Invalids
When there is a chronic invalid in
the"home or &Verson convalescing
ni,e, serious illness, recipes for the
keParatee
food, are a great help. The doctor in
, •
attendance usually orders the foods
to be served , but It ilp•to the home
maker to see that she has 'the .recipes
for the designated dishes.
Serve Small,,ditinty portions of food
and a limited variety at any one meal
An abundance of food, often nausea-
tes -a -sick -person -and mikes -hint-tu
• away Yroin all food. ••
There itre many. accesories in the
stores for the tray, 'which
make serving simple. It: these scan.
,not be purchaSed, try to plan sOme
little, surprise lei 'eath ;neat For a
• convalescent child a toy hidden under
the:napkin,. a treasured. dishLa pie-
7-ttire: anything and easily Wtd::
led. is appealing.,• ' •
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BEVERAGES
The.' secret of making beverages for
the sick- is , use a sugar syrup
• , initead.of Plain auger to . sweeten
them,if the beverages :are 'supposed
• to be .Siveetenid. To make -this syrup
Cook together for 10 Minutes; 3-4 cup
each of Ji-ater- and granulated: sugar.
Coel...and.bottle_forjaure-use,keeP,
--ingit-ur-feffreirafej-ust.anough
• II of this syrup to sweeten. :the desired
fruit beverage, 1 straining the frdit
_Juice before serving.
Ifis ORANGE ALtiUMEN
1 egg white stirred: with fork; 1-3
• Cup, strained orange juice, • . sugar
syrup to sweeten.
• Stir egg white with_ fork long,
enoughto break up the lumps of al-
-- . • .
bumen and t9 mix it, but not until
•it turns white. 'Add_ to this gradu-
-ally , the strained orange ' juice.
Sweeten to taste with sugar syrup
c ater to fill
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the glass.
' LEMON 1IILICADE
lcoCup ice water, Auger syrup . to
• kwieten, 2 tablespoons' leMoit juice,
eup chilled. evaporated ,
. •
. Combine water, -anger Syrup and'
• lemon juice; Vett: into the milk, stir
with fork until thoroughly ;mixed,
Serie immediately. •. , '
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PINEAPPLE LEMONADE
14 eup eoltt'ivater,.. 2 tiblespdons
.
einn�or coeked:pineapple 'juke, 3
table peons! lemon juice, ;auger syrup
tO sweeten.: • .• •
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Strain fruit juices, into glass,.. add
Water :and ,augar syrup to isweeten:
Use Very coldwater,. or ice cubes if
the' pendition Of th,e ',patient permits
• GRAPE ,JUICE ApE.
•
Cup chilled grape juice, 2 tea-
ispoens lenton juke., :
••
Strain grape juice and lemon juice
• through a piece of cheesecteth into a
_
•, tired. Garnish ,with a very thin slice
•:lemon on;top of the juice, et With
sprig of fresh mint if available.
• IRISH MOSS DESSERT
(Bay Irish, MOBS at drug store or at
• diabetic supply house.)
% cup, Irish moss, 3 figs, :2, cups
boiling water,. 1 orange, juice only,
1-3'cup, sugar: • •• •
Soak and pick over the mess. Cut
figs :into Strips and add, to the moss.
• ,Sinuner them both in the boiling
° Water' for 20 minutes, when the raix
'41'rtitre ,Will be thick if dropped onto a
• 'skucer for tenting. 'Add .the orange
juice and sugar, strain into. a cold
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SedOn The
• World?—That's Liver
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Wake .110 your Liver Bile
Caleinel'ne.ossary
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„ afany people'. who 'feel Sour, alug-
sisii and generally Wretched ,• Make
• . the Mistake of taking salts, oil,
nifti-
ra Water„,lalatiVe candy or Chewing'
*Mil Or reu*hage Which: only more
'the beWels and .ignoto' the liver. .
Wt, you need le to wake UP your
'liverbile. start your liver pouring'
,1118, daily tioUrillii-..0t Nuld, bite -
into your boAreitt. Get •Yettr ditoinach
end' intestitieti *Orking they
shoot& one.MOre. •
Carter's Little Liver ritisivilPtteen
• tlk* you UP. Purely vegetable., So -re.
Sul*, Quit*. Ask tar; thein by WU-
Retiite; atbatitutee; et all AM&
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um..A.A1
1!-14-
710 C P R. 'Biz
, *,Tereetn
WAver.y 6646-
7!•14,Phon-T-f: LAhellide 3653
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AS LOW AS' $269 •
Just thinu ef• the. opportUnity49
gee garotte thie.., eummer.' Pro; .
*,17M,iale,e.to sult eVery 'taste and
every' phree,, 'far lift- fin?
Othet .yeerthe realiz0tion •et ';the
dream and arebition"*et a
A. Motor retie Ichreiti41,4;.el'4-Britain aud1retind th, rear
‘i,„
• of 'Abe: reesb*, pia*
.•,Tbeze Is A ,SaVai,,::t..4.00thrl''
year: eeyelr• ecmes1.,,,Tuto'i0••••yeui,
;Rouse o emories: now; the re;
,Ward. )011: in4r,O oxim.sd your
:expectatiens, '1
• A AAAA,A
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a a .atiathoUS
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(lioNi.Tor.kiforA14 T411),Ane,), •
..•!ro, the, ,aver,PFP' Alde'riP,Strt ' aC01107
_ 1terfted'te'154 Pit .Cal)0P00. Ildt, , *7
Til';,1 ,loix,i vEGERadpi,.:: Pefs,.. an a' CftilPda,-, 'llOt a&-.4.
tii..,41,:.•.'1 Aviji forOlgw ,sonutryit .ctime.4 aP• ,a, slIgn:
idr74 Cita; • '! WiP.P.. o..earn that little ,attehtion, has
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H .-',..11 Paid in tho pakt. tct a. th9T9uth
IP.,. beir.iil.11;-15 -01fiiiih. . Totzla..4d,F. ' 95
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.A, ia,n-AM. e. *AP. ; V -01.4t'.
,. , ' .We.:40ow..44:aly that the il4fcanoe,
inc .• . ,
tijallts.:Were resentful, ef onr.terlif IPW,
• Y ,
of 1930..hAyO boards that they
441i.k.0 ;'.4.$41gPigan ljeWspapers, 414
• ." I A, 'magazines. But it is hard for us to
cassioa Wee. "1.11y,job: how f alquired..114derstand , t1"8, as we .cannot. leek
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em
sIt'c'hehmrie*, tehelP4'g'4Etfr! t'NST, ,13 P11147. MI; tat4r17:'?'.'1). ;AtleY74' vv.4.4PlePri4ItC1117:51110,e;71.944:
came, ;1. told hew t Came late' 11;t4; 1)0:t.79,47;4:1:4 -'t.: c,i; • •
?meioese .and geld; "NOW, going.., 4,1-4-$ 1.noro, im-
to sorvey.. Of the
surprise reinkrlis" on
140wkeep onpiinRe that econonaic,..,Vfci41, and politicat.erelail,
1ebuaidi'iray2tbe4iitactb!age, like FO, uns of C4440A. • aR4.,'Oke,. United
• 11W -service, , f9cicl. • vahl?",. .4§"isproposed by • the
work, ete.: all Of; which ,t° %Oita( :are., for:
..1•1?...t.1;b4re ,is .44111;'4Enther•'rention. t""%11.4..N4:0e-,Irk • carried out. '• The
and an Limportaat .i..34e:±q"`get. kalenk Pr.'1,00::9elle•fer extensiveinve:Sti.;
WIth: the women."Of.-tile: r,ien+
gaaeral laugh at,th,is'atateintrit° but :cfrning such ;literate siihjecti
weat:• ahead ,e0berly ' and brought
the fact to their :attention that the.
,niajoritY of • pe,essofiere. were;,. 'Of
,necesslty, women and.:' congequently,
would be orlittlOWin my Wciiit'it.
4 did, net understand some of • the
'foibles andtemperamental peculari,
ties.•of the gentler' sex. ' Mind you, I
do not say that in,en are tcce,;4'01*
odd • and Peculiar - tetidenciesyon:
would be•surprised 40W...soh:le et them,
TRIALS OF A TOUR 'DIRECTOR
-Many times, eourse .of,
year, frieedS or •Seettaintances re-.
inark to me, "It muet be nice, to .baVe
a, Job, like yours," or "you ere4.:a
•iticky •dog; •nothit.g to ;do lint enjoy
yourielt.!"" •If they only hneWi • :
After all it an.c,:oepunafion.and
one that requires,a, certain. type •ot
SOY linulviedgd Of the, work hind.
. ,
Shall I tell yoleAlinething,abOht-'41.
-
Some teall,!...direetorgt. are only notn-
leallY so;' a .programine'is, elven to
them and, they 'either ,organize:
group to follow that partieulat
ary :or they act. in the. cape:City or
Managers or couriers' • after the tour
.'party. hati '6 pen organized. •.0thets-
--SnelrneTpreacliergit:-op-ackool-tenthertr
..-utilise" their holidays and; inOdept-
ly, endeavor ;•M 'pay for .their eive
passage: • This is one of- the ',reasons
Why tears 'MT.:looked uPOn • with. dis-
favour Some Aueiters;; Sue1*. an
organizer or "director knows Httle or
nothing :about the%businetie; Is at the..
mercy a foreign ,colirier .and,
-firiit-plate7,tha-ebtaiirs-his7prospecte-
'by sentiMentai .means, ...Besides
. it 418 tinfejr competition to. these legi-
timatelY in the ,basiness;' the, preach-
er or t0acher Is Paid .a ;:salaryfor his
full time, 'and.'.the. Organization :Or the
groiip must be effected before, .iiis
helidays ceinmeiiee; is: this. Playing.
fairlyi With the •Organilations: or the
public ho employ him? • ;
'The real wily director and ;Organiv
fhata1ig undertaking • On -
-434.
'know .,something ' about the territory
over whieh he proposes to travel: he:
must build 'un.'art itinerary: that, wUl
•Meet the needs two .distiatt classT
.es-,--flies,e .09 have never been .ev0
Seas' and those *ho, ,.bayWettair:elle.d
before. 'wish, to see .neW- places • and
thins. Aftethis, Prices and •arratig-
mente have. to be. settled -then . he
•has to. sell it. . •
•• Personnel of a gaily '
• Nowadaye, men must. stiek.' closer
to: business. 'thin --Whea conditions
were better- hu* at all, , times, . the
-menib.ership-7,4, a lour party • consist-
ktrOainlY-ok-:-ivoinenr-kwaie-at-Onee
•Ing- of a. literary Club, Of which am
member, and .the 'Subject -ander ,die.,
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Mold; previously' tinted.. with 'cOld
GRAHAM CRACKER ,-WHIP
tablespoons gelatin, : 2. • •table
spatins-stigar, % Cup: Cold- 'water,' %.
teiliPoen cup boiling
Water; : cups whipped -creamy .114
Cups groinid graham . crackers..
• Soak 'gelatine in, geld . water, add
belling *ate"' and sugar .% When to10
fold .in. the • whipped : Cream;
craeker crumbs; • ibto moi0 and
chill. . • ,• ,•.• . '
:Nett week .We shall :suggeSt; sOups.
and more 'gelid, foOd
BAXED BANANA CUSTARD'.
tablespoon flour, ,% beitteiO;•ogg,
tablespoon ' butter, 'q• large," baltr
milk, . tablespoon,
sugar, % .teaapoen_salt. • ••
Make. it sauce of. the' butter; fionr
and milk; When mixture. bona; ',add
the sifted-prilp: of „the „bakeCI:anana
anit,the. beaten' egg. Then setnove
trent fire, -add sugat-'end raltr-pmir
,into One. custard • CUP and; bake in
pan Of hot Water until firini :and
slightly brown, on top. Garnish with
a bit Of red' jelly., 'Serve. cold:.
,,A1,PLE SNOWBALLS •
Pare, IMO ore' tart , jniey cooking
apples: Fill ,he cavities • with Chop -
ed reigns, 'anger . and a bit of but-
ter. Also Use dash of cinnamon .if
permitted.. Bake mitt] tendet,
beil some
rice till tender but ' not sat and
-niushy.,SPread it MI ifich.thicic °vet
squares . of ineistened with
dela water.' In -center of each of .these
Seuares, • place one 'of the apples: Tie
catiers . of Ooth ,together 'at . top of
aptilei being careful to have apple
Cnnipletely COVered the rice 'is
-edges- Of• ClOth :are together.
Steani for ten minittek, itehiiove
frond; Cloth- end serve With 1 a lemon
." , .•
sauce.
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A•• LAIA,
tariff .. Wipes, ..the ,nieVeinentif
Capital, the. effect of -0.`403,ericanira-
Ircq,'140140. the press •and TA*,
-the ,problems of Iranspertation, and
'Wins from' one country to another,
'and nianY, other 141)0,0- subjects,
•.which for the most part, tilt new
't aye:been dolt With, Pieeeireill Or
:1144alirituhaet SWard .tfr , project,
.
11'4 .taines T.' Shotwell, stresses the
they are away from home, ., ten preVented 'clear andobjective
and 'Service••• •infarysit; and that liee-ple .have gen-
; M good ' director must feel. a 'sense, seaysed frm the century of 'Cow
of responsilillitY ter •the,meinbera or mon endeavor, *riming: toward' like
PartYy, individually' as well, as gem's, .en the Same continent, '
collectively: Theta is the question unquestionably , true and
1health; of, compitabilitY 'With Othe,t. Makes the gathering Of factual ma -
•'members';' •of ennifert; of advice terlal: Partkularly desirable.' 1304
the matter' as to how the free time asPr ShetWell points out it is no
-is-einPl0iiedi-the-.-Pliges't6Heq.etand enough to ankas this! . footnal rna,
where Gertain 'things' can InireneP7 .It .mnst:be :weighed the
ed adiranta0.40nelfr.., Above all 04_r.f' light •nf. prnttioni possibili-
is' the reaponalhilitY that thOse, Who.
entrust themselves under .yout dirt
ection, Witt have the Telt 91:
an adventurous holidai:. that Occurs
but Once in a lifetime to,.a.- few and,
is always"..an event; •
--T-here-are'-';advantagee-and-dised-
vantages to every form '"of. traverrbut,
Weighing it all let* balance, . for
theperson of niettnei.. and.
time, a 'bgeod totir;prograirinie gives,
You :the „maximam, returns :for 'the
•
Herein, ft would, seem fo thpl eas-
ing (*server lies the key - to the
alginate .,effectiveness Of the ma -
*jai which AO gatifered. In
Cana4iiin-Anierican. relations preju-,
and tradition:ere of vital Am-
:Pertance. So long as Anierieans fail
to be sensitive -t� the Canadians' keen
tiride in their own nationalism there
-cap," be no ,fundameinally better re-
, lations between Our two countries.
money inve'sted. You know the 'price
If Canadians. and Ainericans can-
yon are to ',pay; you .know Where yon
not live.t, in closefriendship there
are going; your time2is 'cOnilerved;
would seem little hope for the cause
YOU are relieved of reservation. and
Of ,werld: PeaCe. yet ,in,.:_recent
luggage bothers;. you atarSYS' 'Aneet.
:yearg the two peoples - have been -drift.
congenial peoPle-witn-a-, common hi-
ing-Siowly7-1f • imperceptifily
terest; you aetually.paY lese, and see
--MiSunderstaddirieg7hWe- hien iiitty7
responsible for this,,Also the Selfish-,
ness and stupidity OInerroW political
views. America and Canada both pro-,
.npered more in the days when trade
was easy -and •unohstructed than in
recent Yeats. when ostensibly :for s,el-
flab,' reasons, tariffs have been raised
and taxea made prohibitive. The earl -
Big Air -Liner' unselfishness :was in reality more
profitable. • . •
• "What this "life, it • it be ' not
mixed with some delight? And What
delight. is. more :,pleasing than 'topee
the. fashions and tanners 'of an -
known Places'' , .
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Tem.. of Reading, A.p. 1600. •
Proves Worth
Trial Flielit -Pima itoe-he
_Airdrome i Success
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• AA .
, the, largest :landpline
airliner In' the weridi. has •made her
first flight frona:Rochester
With tu1t-,-loitit-mi-hoardr-the4"Scy.1-,
ia"wefghti 32,00e" Ptiiinds=nierii:•tian.
14 tone. She reeasiires.86%- Nat. front'
the nese :of the, fuselage' to the exr
treMe•tip, et the redder,' and • 31%
feet in height:14er miliv•planei drier
2:e16...seaara• feet:. ta1l pane and
elevaters ' feet,.
Which ' la More, than :the .,tetal• Wing
area cit many. smell aireraft.
' • Aecomnifidation 18 provided ifltwo
tehine for 39' passengers and,•a crew
of teur,„94, Whom ten 'eft in' the for:,
war&ctibin, WhieltIik,d.esigned for Use
as a smobiugrecra, ito .29 in fhb .aft
Saloon, .which is the roOniietit.- com-
partment yet i Mit in .any' Ian plane,.
inEastiring appro,xinaittely 22. teet' in
length and -41 feet 'in, breadth , ;
. Because of ite size' the airPlane, was
erected-1n-thenien. FAFtelageAwings,
tail 'num engines anti othermain
,cohiponents Were transported by, read
trom the , works • t(. the airdronie,
distance er Alietit''tWo " •
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Ambition
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I, Mao '4'11 never: be so rich.' :
• Thet SiMple things will • call •
vain .
Th' first blue vibtet th'„ditch,
*Iv ,smell 9' woodlands after rain;
• So' rich thet tif homely Joys• ,
Thet eye" Me pleasure through tie
•
.TilIl�se their 'bistro an'. their charm
Ad: softly, sadly, steal • aus#,..
1 trust. thet will never be .•• •
SO weighed' 'down , Withl,worldly
cares •
;filet t will find he time t hear:.
ivfy little ;feller . at his prayers...
No. tine V. listen tohis feet •
Mietterin' aiding the floor,. , •
'NO•s•tiiite. t' 'Mend bls broken tOYS
, Or 'glance in at his open door:
Atik but. thet, GI', year •thay,,brieg
• A Modest • nieesitte o', SticceS „.
A :fear elOSe friendships iliet
Threll:11iiotiukt life:a .4014 de • abt ant
stress; • ' • . .
A. mtamiing 'faith tont tar I, day:
. bi *alit it go�d, an hat is
A MOO' time In `V • '
A goal V.,reach job 1' .del •,,
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,,, 4 It 'ginal • :
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-Ar.AA•.••,,A:rAAA•nAA.,,AoltA
19,152,392
Every Day
V. • S,...overnment..1E,,Xp'endi:-
,. .turefor'firat Ten.
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Witshingten7-Vicle. Sam has been
•pasting out an. aVerage, . of : '04,000
every •40:se.cends; day and' night' for,
the past ten Months.' •
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• .GOvernment ,sending'.lor the. first
'ten, Menthe 01 the present fiiics.1 year
%et: averaged -319;182,392.14 'a 'day. '
''Againet has :col:.
lected a daily average of $8,18.4,154;-
• 239: This. Means that $10,96R,241.28, Of
eve**. firs :expenditure fre :borrowed.:
In Other words, for every 41 Cellett7
• ed the goyernment bee spent $2,34 . of
whieh $4.23. went t� • emergency re.
eatery • ••
Shtee last 'July 1, ,the•goVeranient
. .
eXpended: in all about 35,822,427,211
7-4 figure :Made_ upo5, $2;5p1,83/1,460
• of' 'routine running :costs and $3,230;;
sss,lso,et,emergeney recovery spend-
• 41g, Receipts it the same, •period: have
been 0,487,91$3,987 , •
-This leaves .of $3,334,444E,,
123. But -Only two months reinajte ot
the habil:Steak and the',budget bureau
eatiinated , deficit of .more : than
.$700,940,000 by June .30; ,
,4.4AFfIAI•AA:4' •":47.4,-",',4c4-
1
DixiePlug StrioldniTolia:ccoiseconomcaI
;because pipeful giveS longer -lasting -
pleasure . . and you can cut it off wafer- •
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this big q al'ty plug today'
PLUG SMOKI
BACCO
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ConflicfBetWeen:HoMeand'SChoca:,
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Problems •
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. Contact•Be6veen Parent'and-Teacher Might Aicl °Child
There is a Certain ,hiltnE•between, allow children• to " dawdle, and that
home. and School' that ,seta •the child's. nu 'discipline will be necessary. And: .
mind against this latter: " ' we. must: discard also also .the idea that
It comes aboutthin way; °. .14 his our Jimmy or our Nary Will one day r
home there is, Obedience,. but it is be allowed to study only the 'things
unqualified Obedience.' . ihe=1ik---Sehpo1-Asnot-Tan-ind41,
At home hia teniperainentris genee,
stood and .he receives toleration ac- NOW we are just wherewestarted
cording to circumstances: Little for-:: The home ,o MIA Side; the:sehaol ,
ays into mischief are. understood and Vie other, and the. child in the middle,.
forgiven. . ,ihuttle that fails • daily to, weave
Lapkes' from responsibility • are not them: together. He goes .11mM' and
taken too setieusly as a rule and 1E4 say, Over -indulged; He feels •
, ,
"absolute" obedience isnot .pipected. • that his parents have no, real concep-:
• In school .he must fit to,,a system,.: tie* of his seven hours. a ..day :away
soiriewhatniilitary‘in .itk way This, fromnlieni, Or the trouble he ..faCee.'-'
rithst :be ao,,- in spite:of -all-attempts --It'-createe7a, awaY feom the
to—perfect-the “expernuenMI! or schoOl, and there are enough
-..progressivet' publie-Schoe1-44 -th-ont-trat"
CONFORMING TO SYSTEM .. ENCOURAGING FRIENDSHIP ..
• .The hundreds of pupils to be hand- ....There should be a Contact' point,:
led in a building Will always:hive to ,Parent•Teaehers Meetings don't do it,
.conform to some "sit" system.' Cheri- although , they, are useful, cif eourse.
ges are being made and none 46.0 The :trouble .is .that the child. himself ,
soon to revamp the rigid etriethesi of is seldom present to . get the feeling
:the old system, but we slouht if it. •cif friendship between instructor and
will ever_ reach the point Where *each • parent . In elifinetitary schools there
child may be dealt with as an abso- should be a plan that dees not inter.,
lute individhal,. ' : Are with the terichers's work as '
Ner should it be necessiry. We daily visits . do such as an open,
believe: .that mass :grouping and cee- dayi.ohee 'a.. Month, No program
,tain demands made on the child have ,Aolild..,.k.e.o11,--tter44014eln
their good points.- The majority of 'strain at the'time-,as is toe often the
normal childrea not only .accept the case. ' " - • "
sitUatiori, but ,do pretty well under , When the,patent projects Person. ,
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it School Can never be a party. It alitY; and interest into the scheol
is intended to p14 Stern. stuff. in bwlding by association of ideas and'.
dren, and too •mtich inihvidualisrn IS -a , feeling' that • his .school world is
-bad ',for -the best -7;14'45. ; ihseevered;Tthe
However,. there is sotnething Wiong lus fielmI
g off.segregation.. He NVill :
. fiblingwhen the attitude' of ehildren toward feel that :he' fits. . •Hi moves his
.dchool is :unfriendly. They itccept "family' feeling" 'le ;school ---because
it, but it is with A sort of endurance they. have.."conteeted"._it. '
that makes the -best et a bad job It There Might be another way," bu
coud be different, and it vivillike, it would have to be .somewhat after
*heirthe rapidly •changing system this pan It Would be &wonderful
gets to a ;mint . where the desire to :help to the !‘prejudiced" child in per -
learn is mtrenched in the chiM's • ticulat: '
heart through his aroused interest:
This will affect grading and placing.
It Will also, affect the'subjects stud.'
A -"-§BUTTLE" THAT PA1LS
We_rhu_s,,t_ggt
however, that the perfect' school, wiJl
--Pioneer Problems
•
ToWarda, the; establishMent of the
lee of kettlement:, and de-viIop-
merit coMPanies. have. besubjecteci
Cohunittee is making ,soine consider-
able conSgtiitioiii: The old. home-
stead.. Policr' and • its . hear associates'
as practised by the land and develop-
ment, the Canadian Pioneer Problems
to the scrutiny of thehistorian and
the agricultural econoiriist. 'A new
land #91lay Which will at least avoid
the. glaring errors of the old can The
devised front the findings of the com-
mittee. Many of the traditional 'at-
titudeS respecting rand oWlierahip
and faith tenancy are undergoing
change and the new' Sgrieultural been,'
When it conies, as . Come it Will,,,n1P3r
find people With:a s.aner attitude oh
land prices; aid, perhaps a Saner 'at-
titude towards. land ownership, the
Committee, Which 'has • been' At work
for SeVeral yeais; has presented the
neeeSsary ,data for the „beginithig Of
a "Scienee, of Settlement?: in a con -
Pisa 6mi in nine 'Volumes now going.
to, press.-PrOfeSsor .Murchie.
Holidays of 1934.
••Fellewing' are ' the holidays lot,' the
yea:r'19i4t ,New Year's :Day, Goed,
Pr,i(14v.. March. 30; ' 'Vaster Monday,
ApriJ 2! Victoria Day, ,Thursday; May
.24; Ring's Birthday; June 3, Siinday,"
'lune 41: Dominien JulY 1, Sun,
Oita. Rolday, .MontlaYi•
August 6; Labor Day, .Monday; Sep:
teinta4 3,; ' Thanksgiving. Day,: Moe.
day, Octiiher, 8 (probable ; Re-
mehibtance 'PaY, Noveinber 11, ,Suh.•
,day, tNovember 12; Ohrisinies Day,
TuesdaY., Deeember • . •
Religion at Home
•
Whatadever things are true,
.Whaisoever 'things rite hon'est,
whatAteyar, thhigLare just,
WhetspevIr thing's are pure,
What seeVer , tlii are tovel3r,.-
Whatsoever thin.g-s ate of good eepeit
If there, he' 'any virwe;
It t1r b8 any pi inter,
'Think on ;these thing's. ,
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Me or a. coral tint.'- tightblues are
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lavender ,tint or a saxe ;Mee. Pale
greens: are also liked in
dits-
a light water green and a 'deeper yel-
low green, almost a; light chartreuse.
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