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LESSON1V. • • 4004, these. disciples who 'went ,thit,
flINISTERINQ TO PHYSICAL, to PearCh fOr, 40;0 knew Whi! he 410
gone off to be by hfinaelt '•• Re414,..
ing that the .41Ple!la SPA,of God,
who Ita,(1'..P4Wer ,te_, heat .011 .414eitsee,
'.fiee..ded:*•itirer. so,,keenly:Jhat,..'ha had
to..•.rAse! e4r1Y- in the Morn
tilt% ''for It, they 6140314 .j PIPPIsOlvi.30
;11.4Ve,gone ,oat. to ,be• *Ione' With .God
es ',their 'Mister was that :fiferning...-
•,,Illiiteati:•lot thek.,Were bnrdetled.
with the. linmedlateAemandii of' a
;great multitude, and:, they „dld **hat
80 many -Christian workers do, 40t
.04 • work qiefore,•praier,'. • '
38. 'And be, Saith unto, them;,' Let':
us go' elsewhere into the• next towns.
that I may-preach:there also; for to
• this mid 'eanie'f forth," • By .the 'phrase
-"cameriorth"....k6.belleve that Christ ;
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refers .definitely to hid coming from
the' rather. Therein" vir.0 ilficoVer the.
strength Of his purpose. The strength
'of 'Ills, service, ley in • the :complete
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abandonment of the :Servant to .'the ,
One Who .coninuandett 110 moved, ev-
erywhere .With the dignity:of the auth-
ority .under which he served. :He: was ,
in"tbe 'world , for •a,•purpose. ,In this
sentence- is the kek-n,ot.e. of ''hiS o9n4-
donee., the, secret 'of his strength, the• ,
of the ,:poiVer that Made him
the prevailing Servant. . of Ced.,-
39.
','And he' Went- IMO their sYna-
gognes:threughput all Oalilee,..:preach-
log and:casting out demons " '
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• ' ' 40. ' .',‘And. 'there • cometh ',.to him a
.-„,..:„la-the:Chr-ist-of...the-lionse,440f-Simon7-1-ear:"-TL-efiFEISV was ,i'e-gir:ded. • 'OS the
most leathsome,, and terrible of dis-
eases. .It existed In..variotliv forma,
but its invariable feature wad. its foul
uncleanness. . The 'leper , an ..outlz,
. east. :"kiese.eching. lilrn,, and . kneel-,
Arm down to him, and saying unto,
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' Golden - l'eXtfLntsli he; heated : TAnt
`that were'riicr.F...77,Mark•
,Tlla %LESSON IN ITS skTTING.
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Place -The •e*.etits:.reeerded, 'in the
• ',greater,. ,Par.i ot the lesson, tbrOugh..
'<verse. ,33, nocurred iri,CapertiAiri.,The,
-preftehizig:tonr,: and the boating, Of.the..
leper, took place 111 Galllee,'though
• Where yeare .not definitely told.' • . ,
The?mira'cles':Of healing :Which fithk%.‘•
...PlaCe, on thI particular clay In Oap,
• :Ortianin are recorded alsci-by Matthew
1447),, and lAihe
•straightway, ..when they
wore • come out of the .•sroagogue;'.!•.
.,Thia is still :the Setae Sabbath day
during witieli :Mark tells ,us, in., the:4
preceding: :paragraph that, Jeans . had
• taught with, 2 Such astonlithing .power
In , the .Cepernaum synagogue and had-
., deliVered•one possessed by an 'unclean
spirit. Undoubtedly ,:the: Whole: .clty
was , commotion- that day' because
.0; what had takenplaceIn this house .
worship, and cciitafhJy In .every.•
liotne that noen ,,tbe. one subject, et
.converSation.Wns Julia of Nazareth,
, hie teach'ing,an'd his. rnfradies.. `"They
.eathe into •tlie'.„ bense,"..,„Teens 'went
With thein. He had •come.i0 teach mei
the •way troth the aynageghe. to • the:,
:house, The. of the synagogue
• and,•Aindrew,- 'with : James' and John::'
house 'belonged: to glinon •Peter,•
. as •Matthew „and Luke. tell' its, though
• ,possihlY also was .1.1ving there.
jainoi and johif :were:simply invited
•te.'the .home that ditY,' .peter had.:net
yL given :Up 'his home on :the Sea
given, hp: his ,fl.shing,:husiness. •.
• ,• :• • 'Th'e,-.Toiiriti of Hi Hand •
"NeW giinori'liwite'd. mother:"
the ;0111.Y.1.:apostleyrhpm tlie•
NeW ''Teataiherit defliiitely'...atatei to
. have 'been-niarried. :•"1.4ay, :sick
. fever". Fevers - are :common •to the,
and: they would he especially
distressing bi suck ' •het clirnate as
„ 'Prevails' around the :tea of :Galilee,
.W,hiehts five 'hundred feet:. below the
• level • of ,the sea.' '4And.''straightWaY,•
, 'they, tell. him of her." lii.:Lenslit had
symp..ithet*ly Suggeete-d... that*
• '; :lkcly When. Jesus came Into
'th lyitise. and did not see the • woman,
Ile asked wbere, she was, ahtl ;then
,ii;yaro :.of her,- allinent.f.' She. was no
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...doubt .cenflned: 'in an Inner.'apartment, .•
, With :Jeans,' • the • greatest • 'man that
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ever lived; it was so easy :to confide
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:anything and. everything. • .
. , • 41. "And'being.nioved-,-with-com-
passion Of
the three' words trans-
lated IV- "being Compaesionate". this.
. Is: the .strengeet.:' for it Means not onlY-.:
: a pained.- feeling at sight' of suffering;
:hat, inaddition; a 'strong. 'desire to re,
I 'eve. or to reinove the ',suffering:He
stretched forth his hand, and, touched
and ...saith unto h110 1 'Wilt; ',be
thew Made clean "fl ,so' touching-
-theuntOtichable bave" a •sign. of
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: fearlessness:.• there was no appendix
: of diseased,salled-tepelessAnChristls-
Bat .,Of :ailments.; Wel have also. the
sigh' of: friendlinedS., the. lAper . was a:.
sort of hinaran islandwashed by lone-
Iy seas: whIch no trieficilytnariner ever
. .
42. "And straightway •the leprosy
•.',deParted frohi bird, and lie was: !nada
clean.", The ono-thing..that . the "man ,
31. ."And:he:-Cetne:and IOolc her 113p necded:
,niostws the one thing.l:.
the
, the.. hand." Have you ever ' ninde a waiited most,and It '18". •exactly
.:careftli .study • Or. the 'hands' of Jesus. thlilg that ..19SU8 i41i4
of all they-dld, and, fluialIy, 'of 'tlieir .cleansing .. from. .his...foul disease, So
piereingon. the cross, and the befiedie;-..'.m4RY" '
conse-
:Alen which theY,'SYmbOliied..ad ' theY queneed ot. sin and Of disobedience to
. ;were. uplifted • that day when he God 'want:the .cohsequences" reinoved,-
, ended intoglorY1 Thc hand of Jeans suck.ait.,,"pevertY; , Suffering, social
. :wad as warni as ;,;6ite Could' make 1988 of POOloni.•'bot dotXot
It was thrilling wIth,tenderness and a'.*' C04 to remove the love fei'elno
Vibrating with compassion. The touch - d° 'the as1( ' 41111'. rm./ cleansing
upon
and forgiveness. No min. 'uncle' '
.0Poo the fevered : Nita' Ot that : OldanIn
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woman An Citpertithria' was. iia.;:a Edii.c0°.13r caine
1(1 the 'Lord
densatiOn7'.intri• One' tiet 'Of . the -Very,: Jesus for cleansing but he , r'eceiiett '
„ principle of.::the incarnation .anirtif the. irnmeAtatelY.... ••• '
Wh.ole, Power ..WhiCh Cbrlst exercises 43.,0.4.4d, bo strictly 'Charged, him,, ,
.upon a fevered •and sick•World.. "And ;and straightway' Sent hitiv, °ht., 44: and
• raised her: up:, . and the te*et left her.4,.. saith, 'unto. him, See .thou say nothIg
• The reVera. Or The Soul to .ahy Mari; but go she.* thyself to
Is not,. illegitiniatek to allow, our . 'the priest!' and 'offer :for thy cleanaing
rninds,,•tdpass citeid,,the •reveis; of the •,, the things •;,,Whicti Moses commanded,
body to . the 'pdirera 'of 'the abut: In, • '*.4tinic-413' • unto Ixisms •
deed; that is one or...the' atitherfied ard01....004.Man 10 °aril. out,.111••
viraYs wlion wo seek to interpret tlie dne forth the Cereinonial, requirements
• • nliraolbs,..:Of the :Lord.. The 0..i/101.1i's • ••1110.,.htilgg. MOSOS' aollitlitided,;.' and
• th(raelea ..are :the .outer and 'visible. tlitio...ta• We.
typee ,Of-ifiner and greater . 'wonders. Stated ag', clean of leprosy.. jetnia, has
•Thcy are. clone 111 the, body An, -order . :not come to detrei, but t� fulflli;. the
;le* and the,- 'Prophets Matt. 5,:17);:.
that • we-, may biter the deeper-,eintin-':.' •
eionttoos:„..4.•tbe , • • , • • and by orders to. the leper; he ,hati
-6,iien; wlfen the sun -..healedsfulfills-,the4aiv-Of---MOsati- In -the-
' set; ..they f broughtUntb himall that: .,P1*-P8ent .16ase!'Thl helps to oxplaln•
them that:..were poss-
essed with,Oetnenk?' 33. .."And 'all the:
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. city was gathered together ." at , the .
"And he healed Maily ,that
• ::Were sick with •illyera diseases,':and
east out many dempna: and •
,tored net the demons to Spot*, be-'
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Canfini they •knew• "The a1 I tr "•
laws oi the JeWfili,:.'Sabbath ,gave a :
'fi,jw.liours of reit. to. all, but. tho hlast
, Of :the jrunthet 'Which iiiineuneed: its :
close' was the ...arghal 'ter 4.• renewal
of: the i &bider :neW. In-
creased .by tIie rnmor nf a•,,Sepoild
Miracle; hadThty SiOti• Wfth
whatever broughttheni, to
iliej great Realer, the., wh,ote :town :
WaS In thetion, otowded before
the. house. '• • '
• • 45; "And . im the morning,' 8,.1 great
While before day, • he roe rose and went
. out, and departed into a desert..place,
• and there prayed.''- In the preSentin-,,,
, statiee, as•the context indicates, it was -
Jesus' ••reSoiVo. pretieli, the` gettriel
tVnngdoin. all :through
:because lie was Min.!.
RIs prayeed- Were, etniffinitiitind' With
...hi§ 'tether. • '
Shith.nniid 'they:that were
f011OWed atter:, The
Word hereAratidiated "tollOWed. after°, •
moans, Iltei'a)ly, 'to hunt down," and,
lightedthe idea of ,fiard, 'perilatent
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: Work. of:.tireaal,ilni
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unto hint, All are , 0004 'thee NO
Society Memel' Girl Off on World Cruise
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Bake,r and her mother, Mrs. Margaret Emerson, are visited in, their
state room aboard the Franconia by George , Vanderbilt Mrs EmersOn'it
spiv as the couple sail kiln New York on a cru se
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Conducted by •
PROFESSOR HENRY C BELL
with the co-operation of the various detiartments ,o
Ontario Agricultural College
`411slosnsiessmismem
crOam. to a local 2.,--Q.---"The butter from my last
'creamery :and am..unable to -under, two churnings has a 'very, strong, bit
stand why' the test varies from time ter flaVaiir. I have never, had this
to time , On the list statement which trov!bielielbre• and My 61.19tOnlerS are-
.coMplaining. • I take'every precaution
to heye,everythink clean and:the cows..
RAMO ilEADLINFAS •
OF 'THE WEEK.::
I3Y FRANK DENNIS
.4.:new-fifteen4ninute, 'radio pro-
gram, called "Hollywood 'Spotlight
Revi0g-presents an •all-star I ravjew„
feitAring such favorite Hollywood eh:
tertainers as Phil: Harris,and .11d or-.
' Chestra; •Bob -Burns, the. Arkansas,
traVeller ; Larry •.Barke,,
Holly-
wood 'troubadour; arid a . different
_ghost: star every broadcast. It tot*
• the.air over stations CFR% Toronto;
•CFPI.4 .Lochclen :CFCH, North Pay;
-CKPB,,.1`iiniiiris; and d.JKL,,Kirkland
Lake; eveiap Tuesday
:Wednesday frorn 1.46 to 8 p.m., corn-
hiencing Monday„ .January
"Hour of Charm".
Phil. Spitalny, and his popular
„ all -
girl orchestra featured on the "Hour
of Charm" progtam over an N13C net -
Work including' CBL, Toronto, and
CBM. Montreal, are now heard 'every
Kon-da-YTti-glit- at 10 :39 11117Spilfaliirr:
and 'his • orehestra'• are illustrated
above, while the inset shows Miss Ar-
lene Francis, dramatic 'starof radio
and sta!gei Who is Mistress of Cere-
'Monies • on the J.`./lour of Charm2i- •••
received; 'the ,test was 32 . Per . cent,
while •the test, on 'the, previous: ship-
ment was 35 Per cent: ',My cows are ,are •fed mixed -hay., oprri,Silige, recite
on the same 'f eed:and.I do the .seParft, and, Oat, chop."--.R.T:i York co.,
tion ' myself so that the separator : is . •• A.:7, --Bitter and rancid flay** in
..turned at the sgine..speed. each time., butter are, quite •comrifoh.,at 'thikeett-
t-herbe-41iis-41-ifferette • c
in tests. .J.S.-Oxford that :one ,or,:more of the cows . in. yOur
• „I' is to be •,expected that 'the, lide,cr are advanced in.'their; lactation
per,.,cent • of. fat. In crcan will vary ..period and producing inilk which con -
with each shipment :and With, different ' tains ahnormallyjarge,amonntsni,an.:'
separations. A nithaber, of factors enzynia .known as lipase.... Theobjec--
'May influence the:test' and. it is .,qtiite, tionable. flavour is not noticed on the
inipossible to, control • ,therrf.! cent-. fresh and cream,: but if it is held
pietely.' Teets, Made at the Dahl. De- for a -day or tA'r.a itbecornes.VOti-no-
Partimerit; ,G.A...C•t; :show.. that slight : The cows causing the triCu7
!:differenCes• in theteinperature7 of •Ihe ble maY he dOfectedby holding', a'
Milk, :the 'anhitipt of Orr,skini- Carapje of milk from each. cow for.'46
Milk used gush the sepaiator,`• var: • hours and:then examine the •samples.
• iationS.,in the amount :of Milk .in ..the . Cows. producing' ,defective rnilk
--supplY--cani-the-sp.epd7tit-'#hitif'th-d7-, 7-sli-etild-treitile-d-Ziff::".711OW-•, if mr
Separator bowl- driven, and the per cows in question are producing :Well
-Cain(' of fat in the milk, .will;a11 haie. and It IS not 'desirable to • dry them,
.an.,influence on the test of the cream. the Cream ihornediately after -separ7
Too. ,:mophaSid: should' not keatihg inay.;be heated to 4.45
..pleced upon the variations in the per. and , for a -chUrning.-
Cent' of 'fat in the preen). The iniport7. tenriiing -inactivates the erizynie, thus
.ant point is is the .pounds of 'fat :paid the development of • the f.flayenris
for . Many tiines 'When' the test is up, . :checked! - •
,--the-.,weight,Ptoream-As..--down.4FLvice.---
veraa„ ..• : • ';
•the...linat phrase, "tor --a: -.testimony, for'
them." • . • , •
'But ' her/.:Went''.oht,. and begh•n•'...
:te•••Publiski It' much and to spread
abroad- ,the tnatter,;••• Ihaeinucb a, that::
:Jesea, Couid 00 more enter 10
to a 'city, but. wak.,Without in desert
'plaes and they caMeto:, him from
eVerY quarier.".::ThiS., Verso •explains 7
tke.,.etifaage.,mearitog. of :Testis in • the
preceding verse., In definitely: forbid -
:ding the. boated , leper to tell others.,
:What had happened to7hint.,•
Lord enjoins,silenea .becaude..,he dld
not,.: as yet, wish' to dra*,.,on hlmself
'the public attentlem, when owle.!!.
halo:, been Prepared to:, reeeii,e...hiln,
'then,- but not 'before, he • would eithrt •
'the piiblieity'fronr•Whieh,' as aet,...he
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shran• "
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-Dairy 'Department, <0./A.
Canadian Poultry,
Haa Bumper Year
OTTAWA.- -More Canadian dress-
ed
. poultry was exported in 1937. than
, ,
in 803' other year,the department of
agriculture reported _with figures
-•whiCh showed cont.' rise
•Pver those of 193(. •
'Exports in the y ar"just 'ended to-
talled ' 88,996 boxes, ephipared with
.49,452. Weight ,of the .1931 , ship-
ment was -more than 2;678 tone,
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• There Was alio a record export
movement
movement .Of live poultry from Can7
•
ade 'to 'the Uiiited 'States in 1007, In
-
the first. 11 months of..the
Am-
erican buyers took 1,157,768 live
„. chickens. and. .fowl, compared With
;. Thera are.' ' about : 0,069 different .344,937 birds : in 1930 and•• 35.'547
languages In the world. • birds in 1,.935. The IncreaSe. in '1,93.77
over .I936 , and 1:935 ::represents 8.12;7„
' granite Is a fine,formed. reck:.which 1.831 and 1,12421 birds or 235.65
.has- been exposed to-greatiteat--indpercent. and 3,157,01 :per -terit;
res-
pressuro, • peetikrely., •
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College Stddent Awarded Hit Trophy in Pinehurst Golf Title
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' lett. Yetlnii..0.01ege•littliletit, „.tte6eptd•the,Atistiptite.itt theinid.winter.:golf.falierripionihip' at 4 irt.el.titsb,
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.Guy",•Pietai as them,uflder u Maptes dOWil•eii;.1tirlOW In tho flna1r'" • ....J. ••;<, •• '
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• ".Cata", the term .'deieribing
p101 who folio*, tEe awing style of
popular music, will c,erta:nly enjoY
lis-
tening 'to the guest band'on the pro -
Jap fiknne Minister
,
Admiral /4obuiria.sa Suetsugu has
3C9'11,appointed to 'succeed Dr, :Eli*,
Baba as the Home iriiatelfterrJaPan „
graM '"Styled Music'," heard every
Sunday froth Over C.4
The regular hard on t4e. pro-
gram is that ' of. Eddie Daphin,. and
the guest band' selected by the re-
quests 'Sent in. if. you. Want to heir
your favourite ,setchestra, just drop.
a note to 'Styled Music," Music,!! care of
cic.C.L, and we: understand the boys
Will be.onli too glad to play all, re-
' • .' Amhteur Auditions
•• ,Another new 'show. started; last
Friday, 'featuring amateur' and seini4,
profess'onal talent, over CFRB. The
sponsors are asking for 'applications
for auditions to appear On' this pro.:
gram; Each act chosen Will receive
regular professiblial feed for the en7
gageAnent. We understand that regu-
las% vaudeville tirnits will be formed, •
_and_wilLbe.,...sent7....on.. a coast-to-coast
'Circnit lack! Murray, producer of
the show, infortris us that -air ;who
-wish auditioni• will be giver' them,
the age limit, starting at fifteen.pears..
Of course, .there,wilibe One. or
Vary exceptional. circumstances :Where.
the age Will be., leas,but from What
we have 'seen' of" the program, they
would' have haVe exceptional
indeed. • The prograni is heard over
. ,
CFRB from 8:30. to,9....00.
.It. give S :e's pleasure/ indeed to' say u
few good words fpr Bob Eestan, who
tides the "Early Bird?. program every,
morning 'from 7:45. to 8:45, ,Over, CK
CL., Gags cialore•atkaInusic that Will,
'reallrn*akaYou'illfia.04 have you on
the tips of your ;toes by 'the, time you/
reach your place of Work, ':ia,the 'sort
Of business : that toilleSout„-during
. the program. It :realty was quite'
surprising to iit„tv• learn that a Catut4
.dian announcer can de. Such. 'It yeti
bare any •Munbers you . would like to
request,. and we 'don't Mean "Asleep
.in'' the Deep," 'just send them along
to RoV, and testi-all 'be limit b499Y'
rplay 'them. • •
Stars of the Metropolitan Opera:
Company of et !New York will be heard,
over the Canadian netork.bar Satur-
day, (Tannery 22nd, from 2:60 te
p.m. as an NBC -CBC
internati-
onal exohange feature. The :perfOrni-
era will be presented en their.'reg'ular
Baturday'aftetnoon.:P4forniance di -
red from the stage • .of the fainous'.
70pera House.„
' Arturo ' 'I'oscaninf and his NBC
Symphony Orchestra Will be a:feature
presentatioch .on Saturday, January
22nil, 'from 10.30 to '11.30 P.M.,. The
91 -piece ‘: orchestra will play " the:
works Or `outstanding compci3crei 'on
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indicatedjAi"vAil11iYuin'6'di.2::".•Tht af'ilt.ou,fri:11.ni.I Y4',, gditt4'..' ..(41: °sill. Tb...srh,t (:)i.ti°'11111:: Isiteai::::.:4,i1. t'4, i tla:: til. hue.11:1111:d il' aarers,: ;!:
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much -as possibl.e.. d A ..c,oiwisiiidierahi ii4r6yOrlent is shown in kon., . ,..,
'financial pesition, eh you., ,. gaifi,,,8 the.'„ii:..sti.11ei..k)r!i,.e,:hp.v.: w.e.k.„:5.
. , J.i.i4t1Aiif 2,---' 00 do :iii•A•ti8iie wealtkaheirohots, although you re A
". „ d • d st ' Wens %worker, tlYeq ho.tild.. experience i eat, developn*t_ A
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111' your prob bly,:aii increase iii CalarY or promotion. A,
jtj. The Outlook is not So br,ght 'socially .though we should net. ekpect to x .
4tn The
everything and take everything With a philosophical attitude...,.
JANUARY 26 -It is not likely, thee Yo,n.:Will, litarry • early .in life
iaN 'though much happitmss is in Store' for:thesein love and horn .ori..,,,tlgs.e4,
L•4 date,' •Vinandially you fi
.. Will. lat't Set the 'world On fire this year ,. but
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`• .th .k. should be 'aaloW, steady iniprovdment and all ,is Afavorahle sect,: •AVi•
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IANi•LI:AIIIr 27!..--$1i'eCe. sa Iii:il tette tO.:'Yatt,Ohlir,throligit YOWL'. Otyn ,e17. A
. .6' .,,ftirttde. het •spareeffort, onlyiridustry willbring you., your heart's 0
y desire, Your' br.gliteat ,outlook this year 011(3' be :Within , the social• X
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y.,Otir firianc.ial AdV„,tx,beement• depeit,da eiitirely Upon . .F,0,111* 15t1 ' g
;:x ' ;On birth claie is mit'v:Iiited:abOVe and yod *Mild:like a lieroscOPe
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fdit any ,bietii'd00 iti the Y0a4 or ,if you would like a demplete?DeriiOna,1 0
horoscope for :any 'date. Iffited.aboVe,,sehd 10c to A. 4: Weir,"11 Adelaide 'N
. :6 St, W,,, TOrbtitd.• ;Please print your yout .hamii, address and birth dute,o14,thly,l,k,
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Poultry' May Be.. 11101
•Leu f..9154: 1,71Ad_er',Ne,
Exporterstiermfitv
A new.riiettot tend.litig!,P0Otry
In cold ,storage, likely to be or. great -
value. to Canadian ':eXporterd, was
•..prOven at . the National ' Research .
Cfnineli Ithildin.k. In 0it4. :a When, 4'
„•bn.x: 'sof frozen ebieltens we' taken.
theTilpt.t7fieve yUleaef7119rs•ibtlY, 121'firej;).rii)lieil., 96vcielc,r
eliininaths tlie :pock. inSrXs .or
er • J4.urns"'. which, 'Ordinarily • appear' •
after - -.4. .few "weeks'ef,.Storao''e reduc:, •
irt7 betause,ot the '
.dpotty 'appearance:. . • '
, Eliminates' Spotty ',Appearance .
Refore the's°, latestiga.tiOrig, various
theories were advanced for the spate,
front hacterla:,to Cheteleal 'reaction,. ,
This series. Of studies tiffany revealed
the cause as.'iirface loss at moisture • 1.
daring storage, freeZers being dry b
reason of the cenderiaatititi• -of `molithre
on. the 'freezing COASi.
SOdiet1 ln .Wax Paper .
Several methods of pf surfacing the
birds, to keep their. Moisture, in: were • •
,possihle,•by• oiling or glazing..7with• ice.
I3oth methods, however, had, • dised--,
vantages in retailing.•-, After months
of tests, a wax paper lining. in 'the
packing box Was '.. cenipletelY
:with - successful .. .fesult. The birds
Came' out of. their .:4 -month. 'freezing'
ry*.;liout a:Spot and their color- Scarce-
ly darlieried. , • ,
• Major-General A. G., McNaugh-
ton, 7'•We'.eldelit7 Or flit: .fre-s-ear.e.TI:ba-un::-
sUggeated•:-tbis, developiricht would • .
assist poultry:Taiserein all .parts ot
ti Country.'
ed With
er-etir
"Dget Let Girls -,Think You're
.Helpless,-HAdvlses 'James Ste-
wart ; Cineinadtof.
11 you are a bachelor i and, want to
stay that way,' take :4 few tips frem
one or 'tellywood'a most eligible bach-
114 Is jellied Stewart; who _admitted,
totTit set of ten ..requireriimiti-for Sin
gle -Wessel:these.. Ile occupies a swank:
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apartment With tWO-scheoirnatee, John
Swope and Joshua Logan..
.•"All.,the married."inen• I knoW, have
. Certain riles ;for happiness in the re,
.lationship;" Stewart sald 'I don t
know .anything,'about that, but I ',can
put down some Pretty work•able., rem,'
tenons for'. hachelOri.":. •:, ,
-Here-theYLare
, 3.." -Learn. to take care of yourself.
to cook, and even to BeW on buttons,
Then you Won't annear.heipleas„iikt.he
'eYes of well manii femaie A helpleas men is sunk.
A Bralie'•On ,FlatterY
2-Don'ti pay careless compliments
to giris Make them, sound careless, 7
• but think.them•Mit ahead...a time.put
a brake" on flattery and you're. not apt
' to skid: into matrimon);,, , • :
; 3.-- It',8 .better to aimed' ' quarters.;
• with another hach,elor. or two. Then
no girl eau' feel sorry for 'Yon because
'yott..,art lonely; : • ,
477:CiiltiVate 'a-hebhY., 1 theee'avis.7•-'
tion. and photography. :They. aiWaYa
. provide • good ..subjects , for tonveiaa,
:lion' and they're safe. ' ..".• , ,
'0,--,-#emetnber. that 41 ''.you're . seen
twice -With one girt (especially in •'
lyWeed)..:they say It's
.kou ,reora ,With' ether Sadie-.
lore,. don't get sore if. ' u finit•tive
ti'.4)&p 111 you.r. bed.•
‘:'•• •Asserthi
. 7 -When you dine. out -With
choose only 'the Meat'. difficult. dishes,
neVer dere ' Say that her. book,. •
Ing is'better.
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8-11
y,on''re Wita-a girl ;who. daheett •
. „
, Veree. thejeOhniane . if 'she"s the Waltz.-
ingsort..,, (One must he assertive.)
97-WV'S sinart to be gentle, blit
Shea yoin, great necessity for free-
dom. . Blaine it. ph , YoUraeleand sigh, ..
as though you .you :regret it.
wait until you 'meet that 'cep.'
taiii gtrl itn.d then, drop all '•pr,etenain
•••' If, she .doesn't •understand, the Isn't
-the ene.,. There'll' be enbilier .One along
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soon.", • • • •
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Humor Cilled
Chinei, Weapon
A '.serise • of humor ' PphilosephiCal •
attitude greatest weapons .
fightst Japan 'in their 'present
Legzio. schwtirtirfltitigar!,an.
.• ar-
tist . living in San Francisco, tufa:
week, •
On a WOrldtput in seareli. of
hu-
mor bobk., -Schwartz said his
hinter 'map Ot the world s divided
into twesectiehaperginfa Whelitukli
at, others, and • persons 'Whit); '-tantiot
laugh at themselves.
"The. 'Japanese 'cannot !thigh ; at •
tlietilspiVeS," Ile Said.:"The Chinaman .
ean. The :Chinese tiro a peadefill.
paPple. Where:people' have eultivat.
ed great art from itittetlilie; as baVa
the. Chinese., you wilt fnd huinor".
Schwartz :said, there is no real
filor in. ethifitries• with •dictators he.
cense.' "obsossjon kilis tho, Sento. • of
tinnier. That's .'whSi ,dictators never
liate•hilieoK".
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