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:ORDER Mark 2:13.22 ' • *
,Golcion Text came'•not•:to
;the righteouhui. stripers.''
'Mark 2.17 "." •
rhe Lessen In Its ,Setting
Time 7-, Early summer, ,A.D,
Place Phe teachIng recorded.' le'
. ,
Verse 1,3 and the'calf Of '1Viatfliew„;-took
w
Plaee :along the ,ellOre of (tattled,. pie,
ne.ar the city ,of Ca'pernauin; •
the "fcast°,FIVen-bY •M.attheyw in honor,
! sat Jeseeleoir place in 'Matthew 'S helve
in the city of Capernauth, et the nerth.
' ern end ef the Sea' of. Galilee.
••••• 1.4And he went fokh again by the sea
to.the sewer,. the lily; the bird, . Ho
Ouetoni,when teaching, was • to point
tothe soWei„ the 1111y, the, bird. He •
•
is nopale recluse emerging front ,
;library ,te instruct. "And all tpe mnti-
tude resorted 'unto 'him, and he then
taught•them.'" • • • ' •""
• '. A FolloWer •of _jesna
"And as he passed by, he ettit Levi
the on of Alphaens.'" This man is Cer,.
•••• 'Minty to be identified with ;Matthew,
which Is the.naMe he uses int his own.,
Oospel hi referring to himself (9.9)...A
• number 'or men in,the,New Testament.
had , two' • names; generally one
used in: speaking of their life 'before•.
Christ found thcm; .0.1,LE, the- other 0!--
• ' their Rte.:after'. theY!becaine diselples
•
or Christ, though not ,exclusively So: •
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"Sitting -at --the place of tO11t"--1.-Matt-7,
0.1
hew was a •titx7C011potor;: pacated in n
' • city through which passed: a.'great•,deal of trafficiong; caravans carrying
' the etch goods of the. Orient down into '
Egypt, and •returning to ,MeSopotamia., •
;laden, With :ItgYnt's treasures and.,agri-
•c -.pro IflC re -was ,
4
poem:lay when, Jestis. 'eat ,dewn,
:acttially ate. With .peblicatle and sin-
ners.• the Slgulficance of :it OIL was
that.he was,willieg.te make them his.'
Arlends..4Tbe PhariBees, refused siqn,
to come 111 contact . With; the. type of
Men; gatheredaronn.4,-•MattheW'a table
thatday,- anl. for i_Teatui .iref•only to
have dontacf.:Witit.•thein',..but, to actnal,.: •
'41y sit down '.faild'eat. -with ; thein,
In -
'.t 111011.• In thelr rIght, as
one, • putatde the.,'14.74 tinworthy. 'of •,
their: contidenCe.: • • -
"Alill'when ..‘.1peu.s.•: heard ;ft.!' • • • 11,1304;••
011icisEQ• Of the. I.:?hartsees was net
spokee to YE311:$,', but to. WC disciples; .
but 014. Words Were uttered, in n'tone..•
lend ennugh ter 'Jesus. to •hear them.,
salth Unto them,' They thatare
whole have 110:need Of :a
but they that' are sick; 1 earne not to
. Call the righteous; but :.;'etrinerff."
'• saeadmits that, the people Witp when'. •
that day ' he is eating',,and drin1t111g
are •`Sick;' 1.,e:. they.arersinnersi The •
.Phaiieges neter::lifteiVwftrigertn-heal
sinners • of their slia;;Ireter this pui.P.Ope
had Jesus come, atitt"br',Itis 80 eing.
those Pharisees, .thennielves:, would
qffiveto acknowledge • • that
VinFinec-ewasTfar above theirs. '
•' • Nifiy, they Faited" •
"'And. John's ,theciples: and the Phar,
Aseenwere,lestingq.and they pine' and
•• say unto him; 'Why do John's .diSciples
and the disciples of .the',. pharlieee-fast. but -they dlsclples do not?" ..The-;
Phar,laAes' fisted. Of tlieir own .accarct.
twice In the week in their.:. 'pretense,
of holiness. In not 'apkitights disciples
:to fast Jesus of course In tie . Way con,.
'"tradidts. thn law, 'Frent .Matt. •G:17 we
Itee':.that:Jeenti*,••:, was not opposed to
, une--: -
proper piirriese,And, in the. proper way.'
The dia'CiPles, of:John:really asked for
eniiglitenthent. tarisiees' wanted
, , .
to:..diseredit • Jesus.'
"And Jesus said unto :them, Can the
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sons
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of the bridechamber fast, while
:the bridegroom' is, With them? as long
is :they; have ' the bridegroom • .-.1vith.:
:them. . they cannot ..fast.": Joel' the 13.AP-'
• •tiet hithself'..(Sohn..3::29) Sald,..thet•be
was,theitiend of the bildegroom,,and-,
by saYing.. this .he designated •Chilat-'
as the "bridegroom bride-
groom. was ,new ,with, them; It wa no
tiMe for the'dliielPles...te'niiiiirn end 'to:.
. , . . . , . ;
their:.spirit of mourning.:' '
..2'But he days will••donie;;When: :the:
.brIdgegroontshall be taken aWaY. tient:"
Ithem, And then they Will fast in that .
•:day;". The, Greek Ward here ',translated '
. !taken .away' linPlies a violent'Ileath.,...
hinted: at.:
• death • and: .here, ho dlrect!y polnts to
\though . Will. yet be twti.,Xears,
_pele,o,re he shall •die.:ott the cressi'. • ••
-New and MIx
;!,No than ee*.etlin piece of undress-
ed
cloth on:: an old garment; , salsa that
;whiek tip • it ,up taireth from it
the e trent: the. Old„.• anda worse
• aiiit diit;.Miel) all, 11,11POrts.and experts.
and 011 all Abet was bought and soid,
• • ro4dtmohey,• harbour-
' dues..,,lOWn-dues,..ete. The .taxes Jti-
daea,.were Ju-
daea, • and ...Paid' •Ifireetly to •Ithe .geVern- •
• ment, the:,„•officials being .appointed , by
the provincials theMselyes. The
baits chosen fieni the 'native.. pop-.
ulatiOnybeceinie. they would know the
ways . of: the ' 'People;.better. ' For thls
• ••position : they: had ' pay ginner,' '.
:•iorts .a.• certain: shin, und.,,,eyerything„,
Ceuld'!'atineese' out'!. Of •„the'41
..:::•peopleil.retild,:get.intO. their piickets • ,
JeSna: 'et Nazareth,the carpenters -•
son,"kne*,Matthew•theutiblicaii.ttuite',.
well. Perhaps :only too 'wen., He had
often beenlit.'Mathew'a -tollhooth. With'
:,•;1111.- Mother's: taxes ••• and. with... other •
peer peenle's ,4.%nd •,ile ,saith..
nate hail, Follow me." posSibly.:Matt7.
..liew.liad-e6me,-tik loathe the
life of dis-
honesty and. ,hlaeliguardisra-S'In which
...he Wed: He had long beard of ..Teing-,
ant177-hacf-and-thp,Anightywo*sv•-he
:did: Iied:1;ethight •oight. of 'n hlgher
and .•,•iiolder: life. and that vision had'.
created.; each a disgust , with his :Pre -
tient existence, ',he': loathed •
self. •Jeetta,'..:1'stendard..of one •
0.g lionestylui,ity_;_,1L„.4.11„.e_fi,e. ..c; • _oat is made." Discard the ,old%entire-
`ly and accept not. 'Merely a, bit•ot.the,
new, but all the new
new patch, but knew robe.,
The ,Old robe-ie.:the Judaism of that •
1...perlOdi It was , useless totry to patch
'this up wlth a bit. Of the teaching or •
practice nI ..Tesno.. • .•
•••• '• "And 110 igati 1ut:004;11W ,wine into
old wino -skins! eloe:•the,;,wine will
-bilrat', the Skins., and the wine perlah,
eth,;:and the skins; but they:put now
wine: :IMO fresh Wine -eking.", Thedon7,,,,'
tafnerir referred to were made of th
skin •.'of , the geat.-,vilieh'these'..were •
peW. • they Were elastic, but the old ,;
f011y, of ',6utting wine which would., ter -
Merit into Otitis which. did net'eknand.
:The !Patche illustration gives Ah.e. env
,Ward,-.1speet of the-tratklhat:'Citriett.',
lenity cannot - be ,teekeir cin to the. ',old
•
Where okeist . cdnies, :there , 'Conies •
Change 'pia forms. • aiid cerentionies
riot. -:.atift,...-0-1d-Lthiaga-'-„,04iii:.*.nYLL
all' things .beCOme' eeW.• ;EVeti
• man• hi:con-10S a neW,.breature., . Life •
great *rnanV; 'end they -.followed hint."'.' inust,-'be tlifferOt• where Christ ' is
.hypocrisy.,:ancl ,inshicerity;'• erepty•, of
graft, *Irked by unsel-
flsliness.
•
r' Now ,Matthew, himseit,
• manlis to, knew that, if ,he should o'er :
" accept. tills :'invitatien, 11 wonid meati
...Walking':out•of thejoilbobtli ,neyer
. , .
Come ;back 'again, and, giving up at
ofice. the profession Which was hiii liy-••••
lug. "Andlie:nrciee and :followed: him."
,FrOni :•statement :We see .•
that Matthew ,had• ab'solute Confidence
1,1 the Lord. Jesus Christ', ;he bolleved
••''' ;that, the ideals end principles Of Jeinia',.•
Were, though he Was net • liying.theni; •
,
absolutely ,right,...the„yery truth of God'
.and • he was a man of jjulck deciebtr:
Jie ItneW that there were things' •Mhre
important in life than ..nferiey.,
. .
a' Feast":
'And it .came,-- to pasa', that he 'sas
! :sitting at ',meat in his house„Froth
• Luke's' 1100611111% ,'se know' that:Allis
, feast was, not in Jesus' .hotise,, but in
--Mat,thcwls
.cana and sitiner.s'sat doWil With Jesus
• and hie disciples;. for "there *ere a
Million Dollar Mo4o1ANTLNever Fly ".
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A
Blfird 19 Nears,
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This Model airplane •cost a million dollars' and will never fly 'It has been designed by the Boeing engineers. to test
the new airliners to be construtted'for the TWA, making possible shorter coast-to-coast flights. Th'e plane 'will
sleep sixteen 'passengers. • • '
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Message From Mine
ravels 'To Plane
Radio Conununi. lion from thl,-
dergroUnt Is Broadcast
Across Canada
A mining .'Superintendent, a quar-
ter -..-ret-ti'm.ite-ihndergroun-dr an atr
„plane e• mile above the ground, and. a.
radio hook-up extendeci••:the:
length. and 'breadth of 'Canada were
all ,linked- tOgether„ in a unique
de-
monstration ...of , modern ConuminiCa-..,
tion `methods given /by D. E.
s s ezpresi
Cantidiair „National Telegraphs .iye,
fore•the Rotary ' Club at Toronto., • ,
. A Tart- of the demonotration was •
the. installation. of ;:thif latest type of
automatic teletypewriter Upon. Whi-Ch's
. operator' sent 'greeting's from pre-
sident "Jack" Degan ,to various 'Ro-
tary Clubs' from Vantonver, to, Hali-
fax. WitlAn 12' minute* and long be.
fore the demonstration was finiehed,'
answers were received and. delivered
to the president. •••
•• ,Lomig Jana Si4rt Used '
• . • .
'Pubiicant? is a -Latin word meaning •
. .
the, groat Offieers• who formed the,,Ilo-
,
,
man reyeland.othi paid into,,the publiC
treasury: the surn :agreed bfion by
con-
tiact with the ,g9iteritne.nt. • TheY
sfibiet the tax -gathering .0 agents, and
thes0 agents," engaged •tilliceroj
• the..ptiblicans. of ' Scripture to ',Collect
the dues, • The ,s1nr1erd who w�roimr
, ' Wero-citiz,chs of ,Catioritanin, Who Pre,
••bably•hept away from the sYnagegtle
, there'. • Or 'hiss of •the rabble : •ot, the ,
' town.,•.A' 'Alsolple'. was fiindarnentally
• , it learner, 'olio, who espocialiy ••attech:•..
• e(1 hiniselt toa tenolied and became.
• ono of his, ardent'pinilla:
Outetion His ' • •
,•"1.And the .scribes 0! the riiaIsoe"
.Ilio Pharisees 'Wero the ,SeCt'thatath
hef0,110ily "tei ;the laW, but to the:
• ritblinditerp,retation* of the 'law,
Whteh gradually fortrieol a traditional
.COde by the .Side of the•tiiiWritteit laW:
, .
Their scribes, therefore, would .410 the
rabbis Of the pally tail,. 000OISIIY
Melted. iti•the rabbis', aaNif
• that )ie was .eathig: :with the 'sinners
' and the publicans, 'said Unto' his ills,
diplee,,.HoW is it that lie, eatoth and
• ,driiiketit wlth publicans and a:int:lora?"
. • in' . the . 'Orient, t it two: 'Men Vol-
.• untaFiiy broke bread with each ,other,
dividing, : sa.y; a loaf between.. them,•"
'then:the beeitille, as it were,; united',
• eite,itit hnotberflo frietidShip. Con -
A C •
found, The neW 1blitl1, the new attitude
,to God; will require new terms. • TO
If:04110o :the new in the bonds oflhe
;„old is,.•certain4te Mean ,trouble,
'hanailisaster and loss.
,
,
Toronto tan. ,f4i'lzet:1
'oh' Noisy 1
, sr..
• .Tt. coiti; be ex.perisive 'to Own. a.
barking deg, a' screeching' parrot 'or a •
'howling. cat.if ,Toronto :City' Council:
passes -an anti-nejse hyjaw drafted by
Ald, Adelaide
The by-laW proVideS a 850 fine for
• ,
creat • of what, a Magiotrate holdii
" be • unnece.sserY rioises: *Among
"Vriziednssary; noises" IS, listed' "the.
crowing,.: er.ying 'Or bOlthig. or ether
'each. Setind of or from any or
bird whid4 .oistdrb4 thp peace, com-
fort, and'tepose of anypersen. in, the ,
neigiihorhood 6f such. animal or
• , ,
The , howeVer, does , not
specify that•the owner Of the :animal ,
shaltlie Arida',
One •of the interesting sidelights
of the demonstration wan the fact.
that all types :of facilities •were.
co-
ordlnated to act.* a• •single' unit of
40140111theitiOn... More then.8.000
tnileS• of 'Canadian 'National Tele-
lzraphs... were ..• required: ,
: • . • ; ,• :
New York CleinitUpper
,
wave• of 'radio coMnintircatiorf, was
brought into use by the Canadian
Radio-CoMmission to give a national
broadcast Of the 'event.. The toe"
wave. was, pressed into service to • es.
tabliali connection with flight No 4
Of the Central \Term:int Airways fly-
ing in regular passenger, Service, •
be-
tween--Montrea-nnd-Boston.--.--T-eler;-
Phone loops were linked up to cern.-
_Plete the talkiagsireniare.
. Spoke &Om. 1800 -Foot Laver
In opening the demonstration, yr,.
..canovEay caw W. Todd, gerkeral-.
superintendent Of the . Lakeshore'
Mines, at Kirkland Lake, more than
.:400 ranee away,, who spoke 'froin the
level of o.IL5. shaft of the
At; the time *14. Tedd was speak-
ing the passengers Yand ofileeti'. of
'flight No. 4 •were, receiving the de-
monstration; by ,short-iveye from'.
5,100: feet above . the ground. When
Mr. Galloway .called Harry. Cariori,,'
•general manager Of the • Central Ver-
mont Railway and,-.'..yiee-president of:
the Central Vermont .Airways, subS1--
dary companies the Canadian Na-
tional
Railways,the _resPon46 came
sharply and . clearly, •
Thomas. R. D'evvey, whose successful
-fight-against-Charles Lticfanor New
York's vice kink, resulted in coniio;
tior.i, arrives in NX,, to bat-
tle A legal MOve to free Luclano'fFern•
prisofl
,.•
ir4e..Oreat•• ileyeep 'ICeland! :hag •
"dliaoln•10 feet itt tlitteseter,and,SPOlitit
,hot ,Witte'r• .200- •
tfore •tliatr 29,990,969 • letterk *gin .
air in Etiglatid:leet •Yettt‘.• • ',.
•• •
oorn Man'sFlesh,
• Awns to. Leather?!
•.
Fanner Faces CeiiaiO:oeati.:Froma.
Incurable Diseisa
, •
. „
Recorteiled to MS late,; Ogle /s.leey;
' of.:Howard,.Weet .Virginic,.laughed
• and 'joked'•fhis : week': although,- ,doe -
terse. Said „that he. faced' slovt-lint cer-
tain death; leCanite his •fleah. IS
turn -
Ing to "leather". ••• ' ' "
His arths IO:Ilie.-elbowe'. ant his legs;
-40•,:flie,ltneesalreadyhaVe....heeiliet,rt7,11
:flee. by the rare'dieease of Seleroderi.
Ms.,..from . Specialists , at ,Yohns.:,
gopkins:;gpapital''.ady 'lie Is suffering.
Doctors "say ; :that. :theY :knew ..tiolther
the case •nor the Cure. tier the disease.
• ,Hand''Seund.0 Like,. Hammer .•
, 'When...the 'Marshall. county farmer.
.was ,only.. 23 the ailment., first apPear-
,•ed.in.19.24. and • started it the :tips ' Of
yhts' flag:era •,-ancf-2,10es,,•: Each • year ' it,
spread -ft tittle, Nowhe' is enable to
WOrk ,:and he Must On . a .4204-:
Month .relief alleWitnee.• Althatigh his
logs'are• deadened, he' walks ,fOnl.. MileS,
to :the nearest .grocery store n.
' • -:• .
' he hits- his. 'hand against a ta-
ble, '.selind like a,,httmirier. sIt'e. the
.jianie With his f6et;!! Said Plpea„
,relief hive, sfigator., dont see . how
he. 'gate around at '• • • •
'But•bis. ,ePirite are :good, arid. he
•,ileeSn't •Seetn, like;•a • deemed% man. He
laughs and. jolteP, 'although . I ,kno*,
bus ailment gives Ithn a lot if pain.'
'1921.;,.he 'Spent . Seven Weeks in
•
Johns Hopkins:, 1-iospital,'• but lett'
when doctors • decided •that they' could
not cure'the •,' '
•
,„..,
, Canadian Lisa Willi Many at'Resort
yoape'Toronto. etio6'§toie,` 1006 all ether thy$
'number of honors' won at tile 'llpiehitrst, horse :show, ,Where the us;
" Shown 'taking .' • ; ' • •,. -
-'14,!....Atit!'..v • Ext!ert
"Knock" Specialist's Set -vices Are
Widely Sought
• The 'last automobile Herr; Erick,
„.. ,•
Ben, Of 111606er; WISPelletn, saw 'WaS
1916 model, but he, bait' been..re,
pairing 'care. Once , • • N
his
in .; or4(4.11,111, vsc• streamlined; outlines( alicksgOgY:ai ;rut: howll r running'40, I: 61. .4.0' let
,.autemebiles* have advanced since
pit of .flying steel took 'away bus s4ght.
Pstening •••• .
• '•
He know it by etening P ys -that
••autemobiles' belie .come a long way
"frornth.e days when he used .to drive
one and often :spent More time under
the oar,.,:thati', in
•Eriaks.oft is 4 ..‘krigeli".' specialist:.
• Car owners porno from milee, around7
.just to have "him listen to their mo-
tors and tell them where fhe trouble
;lies and then have. hie') fix it for hem,
lie. haS'. a •stdel'ine,, too; He, makes "
over Old .aiitornobilep into tractor e by
shortening tbe•; wheelbase.. and replac'e
. the ,rear axles With': truck. axles
and worth •gears,•
- It our pleasure ,to 2intrOdUce. a,
CcluP41. .0 new :programs to our seed -
era:: -Pirst,• the Man -on the Street,
nt of the.. lin drial
Theatre; Toronto, every Tuesday night
over OFftp..... The program *is ,cOntiact-..
'Ott by jack .Cook and ;announced by
'BO Reston. • We flet of
'Watching this program last week, .end,
,itvveren't .tor"tlie: feet that we 00.0'
bah ears, and a. half dozen toes Or so;
'We really COuld, have, enjoyed. the pie,-
gram...Jack 'COOlc dees, a 1 nice bit;;of,
nuestioning. and 140ij Kestan nabs' the .
• vi,ctime and does the commercial ati7'
hounceinenti. 'Theatre tickets are giv-
en
t"6:-those.whoThave heen.unfortnn-
ate' enough tohe, collared by Messrs. •
Xestan and *Cook, • for their . entertain-
Ingprogram. '
,
program number two, puts Charlie
Hannigan' back on the air ln-hia'regn-
• tar' spot' over clro,e. LLast night sew
the .firgt meeting of the ,mountaineers
• atthe hayloft CKCI4, with Addle
Guest doing the program.'7-we''' were
,glad to ;See our old friend Vic Pethic
;beckon radio; at the Piano; after, an
TattroiKe-to-t-'0•911 .
• • • .
You peOple: wholike,equare deheing '
listen tO'..Charlie- liannigan ' 'Mende*,
nights OVer., oKor, .at p o'clock and
yon get:‘ a full' half-hour of. old time
'.theatie.iickets are also g!‘;,en.
free for your requesta.,,so if You would.
. .
f like .Charlie and the: boys to Play your
favourite old-tiinex. just. drop 'him a
• . • .
note' to CKCL. : .
The Dr. ,Tackson show, "Air -Breaks'''.
• is really. going great guns.: Hey Lock;,'
Sley and his sixteen.Pieee grehestia•
I
roun
The Di
RADIO HEADIPERS
- By FRANK DENNIS -
are doing .fine hit of support to .
thwie:oslinOn-utireg on the:•shoir:',-:,14,017'..
dentally; this' •an ainatenr•Shew;:-
_tor, Oersen::Oneariak.4,in:the
grain getainlyedoliar%hilh-::•;*Frprair
'does' n ,i,ine; bit et..I'Vl.,C,ing.'and Vncle
Maurice Boddington .1e, the 'announcer:
: -The program is •heard ,: Friday
nights •at .8.30 Over CPRB:' • •
, • •, ' • • * 4.• • •
Frank Luther, . tenor, will. pre•
sent.. 'an, original radio' dreefa,
des-
. . • • •
tined. to, he. : according.: .to.,
Frank, as te werir• short
'short; drama," dUring, his Person, to
Person broadcast over the NRC,Red:,
Network. Luther . the three
,:eharecterwin his, original ptivi-et-:`He",
"'she". end. "poor' ;Itichard". •
, • . • • ., •• •
: • •, •
Lucille • • Manners,". uOpider. singing •
•htet Of : the' Service 'Concerts,:
.heard over the. NBC -Red : Network 011
4tieg Paralysis
• Virus Visib!e.
•
Vienna 'Veterinary Worldng Ori
Vaccr.ne For DiSeate •
For -the first tinie in reedieal history •,
the viruses of foot and mouth disr•o-e
and. iefantile • tisralY'siS have .bee,n
made- visible. . • • ''
, The e,xPeriniepts were carried' ct3f •
.by 'Dr. 'inns Gerlach, director of the .
'Vienna 'Veterinary Institute. ,
The, discoyi4ry. Is considered, of
great importance in facilitating et, ,
forts to find botter ways of eel:abating
and PreVeeting 'PeralYs)e. •
The feet and Mouth cattle disease
is Sweening, Europe. Austria .13 on
of the •very :few , tountriep 'which
thus far free from' th.e plague, accord-
ing teipftlelal,:reports,
lenow,•'engalo4 'in „attempt- .
fropl.ther
•
••r
.Natccptic. Traffic'.
• ,. •
• Secret;Disclose
-.Means • .of :Su Iving. Prisoners -le
Discovene Through
• :Arrest
. Albert 48,-Iileaded, '
list Week at Tet,entO to possession of •
•
nercotie'drOgii'and was remanded fOr,,,•
• eentekee. 'Police, said • they believed ,
• that with Higgins' ,arrest, they. found •
' the niethOd .prisoners in Ontario
instl-
• tilt:Jona Were ,sepPlied with narcotics. •
'Shot".' Under Postage 'Stamp: • •
•
"..Letters y found nY.Itiggiiis*
possession -.'adyleed te1' worry:
z0Out-hisatipplr'ot--niircOtiogrler 110. • • •`., • '
Hue7Wiara htogl;vtaer4:.r(aemttperee.• arrested,
'age. ',Stamps on any, •ettiTelpau he • re-
, , , .„.,
"shot?'.
i3e6hi voiivetdo! O ;1,10aul. O: drugs
0_ fe: toneh
_.--pieleflooiperrynnLt. Arthur. Keay' and.
” • .„ • • ,„.„ ., • ....•
the
-•Nsisonilriretil,: Of. ::d4lragt:ilin: Ttilc:vreenstfifig!,''oti'elT:tto a"
, Toronto house where they waited ,
tit ,•three ' mea :eniered.. 'Searching re,' ,
1,vealed narcotics .on the men; The'
offieerio :decided .to wait 1•Ongei::,•
Two hours later another Man.
• tered who. fled when he ,saw °that. ofilz
, he gave his name as •
Higglns and :tiOtoe,..said.,,,theY,'„found
!four capsules in his posSesion and.the
lettere,
FridaYn. at 800. . E.p.T., owns • an
original :sketch : of 'herself. by "Jay -
Kaye, fainguicHollywOod artist. .iCaye,•
whose einciteafedIfilP, Ti•ShOW
is •a;dallY feature of hundredeof news-
papers throughout, the century,: •trav-
elled- neresrlyreenn-try....torNevir7Yerk7
expressly , to Make the presentation.
Although both *ass: Manners nud: Jay
Kaye :have 'risen to gala# in apposite
.ends • of the ceuntry,,the pair were or-
Iginaily
neighborOn,:New.:Jersey.•Miss
Manners was a re0, den
•
N.J., *Otto 'KaYeb. lived • the,. next
town, : ..Mapleweod,•': N.J. • The,: sketch .
: presented to. MiSa., Manners is tile 'first
of a•neviitrip ori radio -stars now be-
ing sYnclicatedY miss Manners is tieing
.; the eketelt., on her radio program cov-
er •andas .Part ofa. letterhead on her
'•fair•mali statkinery. ,
•
Stomic c e
Mean Brain Tumor
A
Docton Are Advised to Call In
Nerve Specialist When. Snch
' Pain 00=3
• IliysiCitins are mistaken .when they.;
dismis8.:e • 'neurotic patient, as'.a ,
he may be su;-:, •
,tering from7V-dfiriiiikoe rirbrain .• .„
, •
fut• tatiOn, the -'‘ eruiSk. Con mees."..of.ithe • •
Pan4mericau . Medical Association •
. , ,
was told .hist Week at Havana, -Cuba; ..;'
stomach ache. inaY,SOMetimeS
in-
, ,
Aleate...a hraieLidigease lend, :therefore,
should draw the: interest of -41m .penr;
ologist, the internist and the surgeen, s'
said Dr. 1. S Weehsler,:, of New ark., .
Don't ,Operate .By Mistake
•• 44bdgmlniii pain is • generally :c.ar-
:rectly regarded' ..as :the..restilt nI dis-
ease affeeting 'the' various .organi,•and ;
tisSues Vittliin the abdominal cavity,"
he •said. .• "Frain. time to time: patients ,
present pain syndromes assoelated •
And You
with Other synapterne Whichjustify
the diagnosis 6t: uppendleitia, gall: .
Stones', gastric ulcer, kidney colic, etc, .
• Not infrequently the eyndrotile' Is .
c arac eristic as to justify abdominal
7-714-„ .• • • • 2 ,i3y7-A.
•:0 WHAT THE, .4TARS FORETELL .FOk THSE'••tiO.R14;014, operation NV Vg.
• the SUrgeon, reyeals no PathOlogy,.":, • •
0`4 • r.
• Many. • of these, Syndromee. Dr.
4 FPPRVARY..4•;,.0,'..P,. 73.8, 9 Ailci."14.• ' •••• •
1,4 • • . , • •-0A.!1,• --Weoliste.,i;,Ltaid.Zare ''due to .diSesSes- of. ,
• •
• •
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; Ailuarius is the Sign under •A‘iii.e,h these Whoe birthdays are 'listed
above- were born. These •Peonte hate kind, sweet - dispositions, -are
..very•flexibie, and have even, well-goVerned: tempera and. natures.-They
'0 are. easy to live, with and makeigo,ocf friends Pince they hare high
uswailr,atake-gnt31,-htisiresg"-.-avetiirt-eg -•and. aretgentralir
, ceeesful' in their .undertakinis. ' • ' • •• ,
the brain. :He•poirited Wit ',trial
„ . .
flhl
graine arid.'.epilensy of cerebral 'Origin:
lire sOrnetirsei; characterized, by' ab-
dominot ' • • ,
"I3r a in unioi Ina he ma ek r'I't •hy•
duatit.n.e.:tleer
• and the brat condition he idiagnosed
oblY ..aft Utile, treatment' of the ab-
d'onitnal• eonditien.'" he cont,intted. '
Yoult OWN 13113,TtibATE.;-
- ''• • 'laws ' like , ' 'ffil •resrfect Your . . , ..! , . ,.•. y
l i tt 1 e ' ifileulty in , getting la o g opinion. ,. .
,. to?, 0. A .Ry. ,4_you. . 1.• . - long' ,Ind.tedafast 'fricrid,i You `have , .
you aOil the whole, 174
Even, relatives an coming
FE14. ..._. . ., ., getting
ei an,mitn, ,turs, ,, - . : ', d in-, •A
,
I ' should' be a sueressf41,and .prosperousleriod for,1you. . , , „. • . ,,e:
2for ,yoth tnougli, .rts is to,. ,i) .t b
„Y
with others is one ou
.
good1 a:ea:I:is:1 e oi. e,:c, j, ..... . , greatest _ 1.,.. I by oth:de6rs; f6iC,paieltiajoodt, :41
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'' 'FEBRUARY • .' . .' . '5'. ----;'°tio•iiiii:i'c'eatoil'is'llueggt'6:tiosletsl'f'inclallici.lia.°d, '' °I ',,Pyul., ..,11
* rEBRUARY 6-:-2121fe eettung .Y,e • ,,. , ,..,
.9.' ta..bridge: ' Yon -will do this ets, ,.
•A 4 ' strict attention to all mat
C) ' •18. n ent' thie year'`and' Tows happiness
sources of kriowledge. i ,ou- N.]
cip,5lealiitig, -w,ith" property:
iise• dillicult periods y
f -y ' ,' own 1.4
:your lucky
in ,do-
' • ,,r4 ' day is ,Saturday. • • ', . .' •• • rn..j.i.14'w•itit•c'ider,713P,16'an.c: P:t,-. ..:4
.. 7, _ sO' . at. ..),,eas. ht .4 ipiaa,,i.dly,t rc,hrealnigielsa.panritele.sitsitlaileladtepilrof;pr6rilt'oyu;,,,tyh,pisti,,Si;‘11;
. .
' .14: fl.11111 11, tr., 7 A: harmony.Ya: 7io1:,c l'Y abl, -Watot'. •,:,Your• health. should ld be good%ani
, • .4 ' you should enjoy a pciio o . ... .. , ,. ,.. .,. , x
. • : ••L!.444:., ''..111i'w• ,ei.;-'1'8eeiPlytdita, i.itntii..illi. Ye:y''gcti':-...,' iy..,11.0:11,1.usitle:,61i cilkr'S tdf s 4. hoc el -1.111.i 01' i .1i :Ire il:::e.astli irt'y"o:dri'e' ..' l'*171, youNvl8 wish
worka1 t::tia' 5:r dtla idil.°1 . ::::::44 .
AP 4 good . " heuld: experience kcal progress .and, gaiu through :$
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r' lore. T,here, should be notliing,y, al,- A
,::"ite,alth, for'social affairs andfo, , .
,.•44.,soever for ypu. to *worry., about, You are, artistic
.. and cleaply Inter.„ AR,
'Tr- EhIZIJARV 10—Unies you 1.°1Y n'-- - .'- • ' ability to Y.
- ' ' -1 art and literature, . , ., , ....
•
tT ''t • our WI
• : :W-.0; : stabilizefl- s11-ailditll yourstRt"; l PeljihYli but I rt.r.a dY always
Pit,i,.c111c,s s, 't.trl b1.11entirelyi tY/4141€ uc1:1)Yoti°Y;Igu'hiodatiti%°: ew;ipltr)t:Ile• ee°t'8ii.' Ir. sy't' ''' ogYYni::•6t or .: P:.:1 .
• - t • , • • •ood or you, 4 ,
2 ' IT *.• to their tamest., . . , .. •• . • • , . pi
,A.!he_inini„editi, te fu nit. ..iii e.P , ,,bo,v,a 1.1n,el ,y..oui.,.v011 ..e , .,,. ,
' Vth- dile In the year) .or .YoU, , ,.
' ::: 004 ' forllfu;1 l'a6 ttlY1 yohtli yr t a , cla,a1,1t8O s, 1., . ' " .• Id lik q tiorescopo 04
X ' $ 6 W.,,,'•Ter.O.I.o. ••••,-e.as- --1
' ' . - 1 'iot listed -it
ti•fect. above, Send‘‘'160.11eldt61.1Ak!Ita. et,°Vrielilr)10e7t$6' 1,,bdt6T)a111,(1601 i•';'j-.
V 116e,a1 °° t6,14:tanYT(11 date
ri,in't 'your name, address and birth date plainly, pi
.k. *.l. 4 4.1.' * *6 1•* : *. * * * * ***.. *L. 'V.*** ****.t.I.14*.4 "*.... :47.4.:.:**, K fr. *,...**;:c..,* 44. ,,,,.. t.:4:ca.A.k tf,,,A.A.A..A..A.A.A st st .
Cost Of Living
Is Up Slightly
jinclex Avcrage.,Stands at.84.3 For, •
"•• Decerp. her In Canada. • • '
• ,
• OTTANVA•:-••The •Derninien Etikeati,
of 'Statistics' has reported, its' cot of
liNitig • index ,for' December was 84%8
aga'hat 84.2 11 Nei; ottib d,r and. 818'
for December,'. 19.36; *: •
.A retail priee'S ,incl'6\ for fooAs•rose
fons 48.8 to gains for' butter,
efrs, onions 'arid canned snlinon being
of.more con_seiltionee than a lengthier
list of declines -whieli included lard,
beans, canned N',Ogetti.bl.e.: hnnan.
die an Uleit meats. . •
Moaerate increase .f or coal, 'COlte
and, ',wood eritised ,thefuel index to
rfs,e'•,from S 7 in NoV.Otrirber• to Sea'
in liec;etifber.• The clothing inilex at
73,3 Itgaitist 71.d. in December 'N't,itti,
slightly higher mainly owing; ti • ad4
Vanees, mV,oellen ready-to-wear 'gar-•
inento: • ' ' • ,
rilie.."rtnt:;Kie* as 80.0 agalase, .
„Lk:111'11'6in of artificial teeth ar'o,
Ported • trent America . every gear tO
ilreat britnitli, where they. ate•-inade
up into sets.;• •ti