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•'SERVING BY. PERSONAL.•
• Oa.YOTION. TO. clift1.478
MarR,
Goldea. ,Text -She- hath clone what
she could. P'• Mark 14: S. , 4
THE. LFSSON IN ITS SETTING
* aeppor at Which tteSuEl,
wae :anointed took „alaca• on $4t4r4R$
eveiiing, ApriI 1, A.D..30. Abe art,
' :reagement of •;Iiidas • with the. •chief.
„Priests' to, betra.y the ,Lord; was thaclq`
on 'TueadaY.V the next week, April4;
„. While-Chriet'si• 'feretelling ' of . peter'si
. • . , .
•• denial .• tot* place' after the , Lerd's
' Suppee 00 Thursday evening of that
, week, April: -
,
supper eceee, was in
DethanY.• All, the 'eat of theincidente•
thiS Jepson. took:. ,place In the, City
• •'p eiusaiem. • ,
, ,
• The exquisite 'story oT the anoliill'Ag
• of,,Iesua by 'Mary is pleb found .•'in
• Matt. 26: and,,, with :Many 'added
details, in join -02:2-8, '•
•• 3.', And While he WAS in lietbanY,
-Bethany' is a littlaiillage on the, east-,
, •era slope of the Mount ef Olives; just
.'pver •tha tcip, sathat from Bethany the
•: 'City: of Jerusalem'is net yiSible. 11
•'. Is to -day a .1.411Efey4ble village -of some
••• forty or fifty :'poor hales occupied by
• fanatical '1Vioalem.s:• Here was the
•'borne of Mary and Martha and their
, brother Lazarus. ', "I.T,hdouhtedlY ,Jeans
: foutuLthe.litiMabi „his faMily-'-the.riabst,
••• perfect pieceef retreat • fpr quiet, . •
. ,
Jesus was pleased •to.re'vea
• ;more ,Of the 'human side of.'; his eel*.
Ple,X,•:nature than aryw.here It
!•': the 'Mese of Simon,. he 'leper:We
now o • ng more: :a oat this, nien.r
It IS Moat -probable that Simeit'S..Was,
the most' caniniodiOirii,horrie in. Beth-
any, and ,could most,:eaaily accoMmit
• date.,the la.rge:'nninbe,r: Of gtiesta. Who
.were* initited..to.,thia: supper, and •thet.
ISimon'S henie: is not to be identified!
Mary"sclibm.e, Mit,that, she was
atalp1Sr serving' or Welting •upon the!
- .table hause,•on. that 'ecea,-,
;Sten: , ••Sinion,• of .eo.ruise, ,must have•
been. healed, of, IiIS 1-reetiy.„ Ae, he sat.
•,
at meat, 'there Came.a,wonian. ...Sohn!
telis ns- her .r. 'Mary, .not to be
.;
confused with ••Mary the. Mother .of'
or with Mar; Magdalehe,
Hav-
fii''a The:ale:bast:dr
. ,
theatioried-injhe--.Serlottires• IS genet-,
.11.11Y2 known. oriental alibister, to,
. . . , •
-distinguish it. from the 'modern min-
eral' called7hrtin
•' .Stalagmitie • ropfi
•• • or carbonate. of 'Was' of., a.
seini-transpareht name Is,
chnneCted • :'th.the town 'of Alibaatrbit
i•-••••vp ,w' ahe.„ .O tone .••• was oar:
fed-ff"IrwartighlY. esteemed fe"F:
inaking.sMall. Perfume hottlea...or
:alabastra. •,
.pare !lord, Very tOstly.:. • .frag,
%rent 'East. Indian.' Plant belonging to
tha genea '•... ic.fi a.. jiitcf.! of
odor :hied 'ell'ieritiiire
•, • . • • ,•
mix-
cd.bk the •• •
•' • An Act of Pure Love
" And ..she ' 'Crase'inni:Pairrz;
ied • it .oyer his •:.ad. • In the , hot' and.
stiffing Chin ' 1!-•wtia grateful. and
.,re-
freshing, ' and to , anoint one's guesta,
was lesY.,, The Sisters
' had 'often, pondered . how, they - could
She • their4grat.'ucle • for • all he had
been. anti' all that ' he :had 'do:la, for
them, .1.la• had. li'alet1 Simon, ond, had
given . the slaters and .their, brother,
th,, hope .of. ' *yen, by WI/Ming. their
' soul3 to Mins:elf; •shown how
truly he was the. tiesalah,.by 1:eing
ack 4,- -1rnS frein 'the: •grave.: • Mary'
was left . , eve. their. !-'• and grati-
tude exprLatOn.•! This act was :purely
Velynfary oa Mary's part:, and...certain-
ly arose de t ..;.,loVe:for• the
, 4, • liut •there Fere some that had
InclignatiOniani .11k. tlI('flI'olVOS, saying,
**To " what :phi:Pose: hath.thia waste" el
the ointtheni beenniade? .W.ertre'teld
• hy •.,lohn".that the leaderAit this••Criti,•
diszii.4.'MaryYs bectutifid net was .1u,
' daa. .'Whee •we aye .'fliinking
man love and:. the .charni 1 Of •human
pei•soriality, it Is .L'amigrnektia, 11- is a
,deseeratitin,:t6 •introduce the .thoaght,
of .ailver and gold:. Thead things can-
not be wel,hed. They, are 'we.
"may' Call the pee(' ,•• of life.
' • FalteYardsticks • .
5. For Ulla, .bintnient •Inight, have
' been sold for abOVe three,. lini.:4red.
• Willi I n gs, auil•,g1,•• „ to ,i14peer, - -And
-they, iritirinureil against ter, The Word
. here translated we have,
natecl in it preVions lessor', Is the W.Ord
"deziarina,:" • which • is the equivalent
hoht .seVen teen onnts,..atig, was the
!, wage for 'az tke tlineef
our ; Lord: Our faise lileaSuringpt
thine by d.reaterialia''i yard:SOO: will
)when Molloy Is involved to the
` Most degeadingand disifoiuirablo
,totaitioas,
IT But Jesus said, Lot hot alone;
, why treilble.,ye hey.? she hath WrOtight
,a geed' 'Work otm Inc. It should he 'eat.e,.
fulby bliserVed that. as far as 'the" re-
:pp:A..101s tisl''MarY.,s1'..1...nothing, in de-
fense or. her -(4o. act; . 44 -et.;, -aet7".traS •
• ilood. work, 0110 Which pesiessed true'
'Moral blauty. • iths: geod-ess ot the
Set ley la the grateful 'leve...which it
ilispft'yed
. Pedrye haye' the poor alwa...s with
• you,and whensaaver.ye will2ye..Call.dp.
4hetti ,gret-t- Me ye,haVe, not. al-
ways.
I
',•••
.: All She Cpuld.
..8, gh0.,htth 4000 what she COW'.
This is Semetirees. t ''aft te'reean that;',.
while it inay net beva been .7inch that
Mary- did, yet she did ,what. she :was
able to do.; .Sha.had done 11114hat she
coud;• She -hath 400intett. iny boy
.befOre114.10 for tha.•InIrYing. • Mary ful-
•ohited, .the ,Lord, ith 'the prepenti-
'merit of, as w 11 AO With the •spirit of
and 'divinely' beautiful :"§ynapathywith,
that death .itself.„ Het action was en-
tirely a.,•pro'plietio one'. She Was. eon,
•of what, she did.
.6. And verily I:Say 'rifila?..reo, Where-
seever ,the go,spei shall 'be -.preached
throughout the. yliple %VCJIId. that • aleo,
whicb thle ,woman. hath done. Shail be
•apeken of ter, a 'Memorial of her.,
• ;Marys act to • "leave was the one
memorial JOE the ,,,fetitife'Seette„ the
thing' Which did:..,,?ot'Paae, away. . It Will
thing which didnot pass away. .
-Mark 14; Ylh, 11. 10. And. Judas is-
eArioti,he that Wasone of the. twelve,
went away uhte's•he chief priests, that
hi might 'deliver:him unto' them: 11.
And 'y, When they .heard it, were
1„lad,-and ;promised to g'.7e- him -ioriey.
And he Sought' hew he might tonve-
t.iently deliver him unto them. Notice
that ,Tudes•locariot *oven here et:this
time, When his'awul sin abed .to
be introduced, still blithered. aniOhg
;the twelve .apestles. Judas deliberate-
ly:Vent to the ".'lef.priesta with the
Intenti-Cti prbetTaTyliiillie'Verd. The
,proposal Came froza him; not fro'''the
priests. , As MattheW, tells they
' gave, him thirty Pie cep ofsilver, .whlch:
4as,..the-Lequivalenti.,Of.,:ahoutpiteibir.d„
h h,
Mar anobntd the LoS.
••••.• 'For self
27. Alid.'-iesnS'siiith -tint& tliem. All
ye shall be offended. The diagiples• Will
be trapped by What will hapPaii..",,to'Je-
sus; , It upset them completely.
For it is written,. ,I will "Mute the:
'shepherd,..eml.the Sheep shall be scat-
tered ahrpad.,: This prophecy IS 4ohntl.
bit Zech. . 13e7. ••Tha :Shepherd' here Is,
ef eointte;,,the Lord Jus. The .sheep
_
are Ins'disciples. 'Falitilinent this
prediction•is recorded . in ..tierse,156 ,Of
- • chapter. . ..
—
• ,:..23::HovOiait.• after, I am raised. uP„.I
.will go before. you Into GaIIlee. ' !r4e
••-••••••• ere deelar's the!, death Will not
be 'able to..hOldllire, ,and thaVthe
shameful .deparling of "the,- disciples
Iront,their_z.J4bAla_en bOur. 'When be
needed. them :iVill:net%Mean 0eir per-
iiprient" Separatiaii' from him. :pr ,he•
trein.,them they Will be forgiven,. they
Will be restored. • • • '
29. ',13,ut'''Peier said ,unto .him,
not 1. The Werdslef Peterl.hera'are
nothhig less' than..sheer 'boastfulness.
30. And Jesus 'saitli. unto him, • yerilY
i.;say mita thee, that thouje-daY;.eVeti
this hight;befere the.'eneli.erow
shalt 'deny me thrice. The crowing
of the cock Is not 'some cei3ual•'Crow-
ingif.,--sorile-;indivithial -cock. • • Two
•
.'proWings were di„...tingatsbed, aff tlmne
,MatIts,;,.prie ,near-,..midnight,4,-thaether_,
just before dawn.' • Peter' denied the:
, Loyd .'withill..1Our hears' after his em-
phatbc
assertion :that nothing ..ctield:
ever ,perstiadehint to leave the, LOrd'O.
,side. • • ' . •
31:- But he spalte exceeding vehe-
mently, lf I' naiist die With' thee, ..11 will
not deny thee, .An.d. in me Manner
also said they all. They were all
cere, but *One, :of themknew. his • oWn
• Weakness. • . ,, • ,
•
• th•
..••••
•New High Commissioner
y Helped Forge the New AniloTreoch AllianFe
• Pre/flier': Edouard Daladfer (left), and the French Foreign Mihister, .Georg ea Bonnet a.re shown on the
•
'steps of the French Embassy in London as they arrived ,to weld a new and .stronger military partnership •with
England.'
• •
ate' Service
.ita
n eres s Cana
-MKingRevealgStepsfortiNew Zealand—_!slands
,Australasiai
and U.S. 'Ake. Dickering Over
,
• Ownership.
•
.:Negotiations with reepect to
owner-
ship et „certain islands.in:Ithe'Paeific
..0emin are now,being carried On as One:.
.0! the prelizraharY.Sterek,'tqwerdi'„ea-,.
tabliehingan.,,eir service betWeeh.t•Sn,..
ada and' .New...Zedlen'd;..the House of
Commons was informed last Week • by
Priam Minister King.
• . • TraiislOanada, Is. Link , •
Though.' Canada„ does ' not figure di-
rectly in the negotiations, :the Domin-.
fon„ is •Vithlly, interested .• since the
Trans -Canada' Air Lines' will, 'provide
he eoarteaing
tie and PacifieserVices. event
,t•Qiiritt!aisrn'...lie.•ato‘f• the 'Enipirei. scheme
1,
around -the -world service: ,
. .
,The negotiations, the prithe minister
said,: are :heing, carried •, :en between
Great-;--BritainNew---Z-ea•land-andAirs
,traliaon the one .hand and. the United
Statea, on the other., The Winds Cora.-
peae a.,•,*.portion•bf • the •:Phodziix group
and other islands' lying betWeen,Hoho-
lulu and Australia.' '
. • may Be Part -Owner..
Though • the:Prime :nijniater gave
detallae expectations. .are ' that this
Country will be part owner In the .Pa-
tilleirettlee,jnithajelftilhareitaIder--
in the trans-Atlintie tiehenie; Flights:
of. an experimental :nature On the At -
route, which Ware ...started:Mat;
Siinimer. are to be resumed in the
near future and It is believed that by
:tali .the !tying , boats will. be Carrying
mail and package .freight. , But t. May
ha another year before. passengers .are
'•carried. . • , ••.. • .
Mr: King, Made • his brief.'statement
In the Borise in.anewer to a qUettion.
by W. fi.7 MaCt$01:1alti; 1.-.113alial; Brant -
City, Whii.:.quoted
J. Muirheati,:•u/der:seeretary of air in
the 13ritish Gbv rrithent, as saying that
negotiatiens eoneetning. an, :eir •reute,
betWeen•Canada and New Zealand are
now. under wa.y'hetWeen the demi-idea;
and the .I.Taited States..-The,prime
mb-
ister said the negotiatibiril Were abbet•
the islands: '• • " • . ••
Austrials.Told.
To' Sked Ahead
LINZ, Garinany: — MarShal.
Hermann Wilhelin Goering, begin-
ning a. week7s tour of ,Austria to in-
angurate Vatioua induatrial -projects;
speaking here told Austrians their
proverbial cask -going aribde of life
must- end now: during' working hours.
-.Goering, No. 2` Nazi and 'head of
Gerniany'S four -Year ' ecenomic
sufficienCY plan, turnedthe first spade
:of soil on a Site hear the. Danube
where greater Germany's • Most
portant steelworks, to -be called'the
"Hermann, Goering WOrksfPwill_bn
erected,.
The plant is IS, designed to &vie a
Yeitrii" productiontintiMateli ' of
4,000,060 tons, • • '
• Must Freve. Their Diligence ,
On his arrival the field marshal
was handed bread, wind end ham by
4 the enthusiastic population, '" these,
being the thiel7producttLot-tho-dis--
',.coering 'told his WelcoMerst'',
"The Austrian fi
not intended Merely to cheek ielia.•
• pore& unemployment but ;.to itry
permanent foundations for 'hotter
• and happier lik for coming ra:
tions.
sir, G'eraia etitoribeii su`dceedA•tii, "Atiatrianb *list now prove to the
Francis Fiend as High Ob missiener that their*Verbial 1110venli,
in Canada. for the United\ ingdeln,. 1100
iitigeeat
To Dandelions
Iron Sulphate May Be Helpful But
' • Cite Required,
•
.4 a rebt is not 'Milled UOrniiletelY,
place a little „artimonivai, sulphate,
.conimon. table Lsalt, gasPline or emir
oil inAhe hole.' After ,weeds .ara
des-
troyed by hand digging it
is irnport-
ant to. start.. iminediately .groWirig.4
:strong .thrf where the weeds existed
to .prevent new, Ones 'gaiaing,e,-.fOot.:
The chief abjectien to the use of
strong. chemicals lakyris:" is that
they also .deStray .the ,grass ..as, well
is the -
. •.
`Iron sulphate hr.s, tech. found ef-
fective for dandelions.• The ether':
•
drawback its use has been the
stain -whicIL it leayet upon clothing;
:walks., and, buildings of: stonework.
-When it is used, it d ditufeTd
1% , ponnds ' to a... .1411op of water:
The •solutiorishould then be strained
,threugh, several.layers' •• :of elre6e
'cloth to ,remove "grit ,,•It . is :best . ap-
plied with a .• pressure sprayer. One,
gallon will cover 300 feet: Of turf •
properly .'diStributed.,
, One application : Of • ;iron • sulphate
Will not, .O.e,M.40.Y rid a lawn of
daridelions ubfeis ..41ey .• are:: very
small:, Two , thiee, spia§ings are
required. The first just as the plants,
Come:into blOom fn.:the spring. Sub
•
*sequeht applications. shetild be at In-
terVals • of about two . weeks.' -Iron.
inlphote will •kill, White, CloVer'.. and
may injure, permanently, bent grass.
Mining Firms
Buying Farms
Near ,ro,rt Arthur—Gold Rusk Is
; 'Spifiged by;Seniational,,Finds.
. • • , . •.
Sensational gold attics' folind•in
diarnand
haVe been.fOPOweti bk:a.utish at"gold
miners, arid. proSPe6Lis •into, •the
.
Township of Gorham'," nine •..; rnilOS
north of „Port Artinir, , .
. • ",
The drilling was -done by Gorham
Gehl. Syndicate, haatied.hy. 3,41,
Wright; well-known geolegist, ancl
g,oing:to a depth about 60 feet
under goeck serface showing gave
an average' $33,20 uncut and
$1940 cut across nearly fenk feet
for a length of 390 feet. ' •
Some of . the assays' bore' cUiting
Were given a$ as 000'es•
The Syndieate h„aa, beet" ,re.,,Organiz-
ed, as a Company, Gorham ,Gold
Mioes ./.4mited, fully •'financed ;for
:drilling to,. a depth of 300 feet,' to-
gether with shaft,, lateral work and.
'further ' eXifleratitei, Meanwhile the
Lakehead Geld Mines ‘Limited, Id;
joieingi' has, been finaneed for. a'
. •
' The .1.,ThiverSal poiptaiioli")Syria-
eate. is doing likewise, While other.
interested parties are buying rip all
the available fat:in lots in the vicinc-
The territory Was originally Pros-
pected by, -"Hard. Rock" Bill, Smith,
whose erighial 'diseekerieS in Little
-Long Lac arca Were the-pre:sent-Hard
Rodli, and Maeleod,C4lishute
FOrMation is described as similar
to Little Long Lae, including the
banded iron sek favorable
to gold „dePositions in this territory.
t.
Having -610e -161," -86 5- liblif-ar" "the
wife' official of' Sara,
Jeyo, Vtigeslityirt, awoke as if noth-
ing had happened and figted i'o/r a
Insulin Hard to Pet
Dr Charles IL.Beat iisiociate• of
Si! Frederick' Bariting,in the discov-
ery . of 1nsu1in told theEnglish
speaking 'union in . TorontoreeentlY
that more.. than 'a million .diabetica
throughput the world were receiVirtg
among„ yonnge •eop e-
greatly • reduced, though thera • had
not been 'much, Change ia t14
geri-
eral.death rate, Obtaining of suffi-
cient supplies ef insulin was becom-.
Mg a Kehler'', '
' irthrie yVomanSaves 1.1fe. of Bird;
Grafts Part Of
Hen On Turkey
a ans rave
ost Impatiently
C0124.1aidea Sa.), Th4're
Always In A Scramble to Get
(:)ff, When:a Boat Docks
Of 'all people, Canadians are about
the Meat Impatient when it conieE3..to
getting off ships. This le ple....cOgSeil-
fills Of 13001011 anfengs,ateeniship pea:
•Ine.' The overage., Oanatlien, fOrgets
about immigration end ,cirstainc and,
thinks it'S just like getting oft a; train.
, • Inquiry leads to the Sad conviction.
that Canadians are eitherinot very
worldly, ,: or: ImPelessly' land-lubbgrs.
This is speekine, generally, for seasori7
ed travellers are the same. the world
Attacked Py A conrate
'file Regina I.,eader-Post published
this: farm story from its •corresiond-
ent at Woodfow, southwest of
qaskatel.ewan Capital ' ,
Mrs. R.. O'Hara, Woodrow', $4$1.54,
Was given the star role in a barnyard.
drama staged on her farm southwest
ofRegina and prbyed she has more,
than 't rudimentary knowledge' of
,
fai•l'o surgery.. • : •
The stary goes -iike •this: Mrs,
O'Hara .saw a eoyote attaCk one 'or: ,
.her ntize inrkeys., •Sh•e drove the gni-.
nriii• off before , the t.big bird: -Wes
killed,:. but not befbre the raider
had helped himself, to a• generelia.pci
ton of.white.meati
Mrs, O'Hara SaCrificed' a hen 'that
Was handy; cased out a big slice Of
breast from the; dead bird and atzer
sterilizing ihs,ttunietits , and silk
thread with a soletion• Of water and
diainfeetant, proceeded to do :a. fcst
bit of -ten-on-turkey skin grafting. ..
Today, the prize turkey is strutting, .
about a's sound as ever;inot a bit con-
cernedabout being, part hen,
Agen'y of Suspense ,
It is nOtable that when, a shin docks,
the experienced Britisher doe S not
make a dash' for the garig-plank.,. He
let e' the •Canadians put on their :ever -
coats, wraps and furs, grab all the
loose- parcels, they want,' andstand
around to 'Swelter foil. perbapahalf an
hour.2,: Meanwhile the Englishman
Watches thescene,.ai'if he were not
getting off at all: Then when the leas
experienced travelters,flushed tihd
tired and het, start' to Move off, \ he
leisurely Pieks up his' things and goes.
On the quay; the Canadian !memo to
think he can clear ' his baggage, Ship-
ping men' saY,' in abOul,, one minute., H
he can't, then---'-"thereeught toz be a
law'' doing soinething, to Semebody, be-
-•ottnsa• he ean't. " • , • , • ,'
' It is noteworthy „ say shiPplag inen
that Europeans take all.:•hou,1.'s delay
Canada Hopes To
Sell Seine Fish
To Ireland; Product Enters Eire
Free Under Its Agre‘ment
With Britain.
A study:, Of the„re_cent :treaty. lae....L.-
tween United • kingdOm' and ElreA
'whOse- benefits : Eire extended to tan,•'•
ada ha.stheeri,inade by trade experts
.::-nofientLe-Wthroa-4;e04-n-PdOscsioibmiliniteieis-=-ce04eP
f-7can41-7..,
teskfish,bukiness_witb _tb'e fni me_
Free:.State' being increased...
.eing is an. 'agohy 91.• sUspens.e,
7
• •
' Before' the treaty IriPpered ,
ARACTER FROM HANDWRITING -
CASES FROM my NOTEBOOK
• By LAWRENCE HIBBERT.
(Graphologist and Psychologiat)
•10, reeeet artielt,s..1-have quoted ,ae,•
tual;easedF'froin, MY mailbag, lim the•
hope that ,Other'reatier's; 'With perhaps
similar problemso[ their own, might
and4uidaziee.. ,
Were 'is:.a:•very",poignant 'case that..
1- deaLt with some tinte•Ago.:1,reoeived.
, i§tAk .fronic'.a girl whowas, net ,quite
.13 years, old, but who, 14ad
been mar-
iied :.foe • 19, 'Months , and had -a :little.
baby giri. She. said: 4Myhusband Is
he ik.aot..a. bad man he Only'Stele.. to
.prpilitle'for Me and the baby. I:Send
you his writing:. Can you give' Meany-
,.rai of hope for our 'future? .1.4oVe' my
bliaband ,•
E41P..11
he was not as.,stahle..es he •rniglit:
•lie..,was' toe:prone, to take the line of
least- resistance. . However be,. conld.
„
,oVerconie.thig, And...he:had. Certain tal-
ent petentiallifes..•I Made SUggeations
.• , „ •
'for•Ma.kirig ,use••of them. '-• • . •
:Later ;on . I. had the 'satisfaction '• of.,
hearing- that this little family hid:re-:
.
rneVed. to, a t' -ii manyMites• away :
TreiShiTtli4i'-",VAFigdy homue, and the bus- .
bend .waa in a steady; Positici.h.'„ and
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accepthig hh reepcin'sibilitiee;; Tliat
Wife'sfaith hi' her husband': was jus-
tified, -but if weal:ra hamiwriting, anaIy
sis. that blazed the .trail that.'he;wat
able-te-4olloivronateSsfall3:- • , i
Mr, .an
a1ysi 19 50 bi'lpIcerild it not
util-
ized,.1Y businesS?"
you"'Would oe. sOrpriied. Mr. 04 if
you -1i,new"hoW inneh haidwriting an,
elyale,14..efs,e,c1„Eit.:;.rai 'Sill a3:' '1.111tietk
lOgs.,. There . dye net a :fe"ik large firths
wbo use 1ta very •.00q...:d6.41..
.anee companies maka.n8O.'at it 1u the,
checking efaliplicationa 'a,t times, and
ether, firniatake advantage of it: When
bal;101V.Yri)it.itin*glrhevtall:;„w17.1aVsivea.tyPYr'ar:tle9vatir
sweetheart,frieti,da cr relatives; you'd
like to krios., more ahOtitf.,3end !peel-
mens:•,of thelland.:writieg you :want an-
alysed, enclosing 10c for EACI-I:speci-
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„men.send,:with..Stomped addressed en-
velope
Hibbert, :Room 4"21,' 7,3 •
We•Acteialdez,LS.1.,...LTeretitO,,9ntarici.
Please.rerd as lengthy specimens' as
tsmaroifkfeclo:ftfithdgpooi,prigp inatop'9uEhirae ;1..trinttrt.
leted ;fish diked ,gence. Under the
treaty, they • enter free., StatiStica •
show none ,of , this ,type p of ",fish ,was
Shipped fregi•: Canada to Eire last.,
Otherwise the treaty is not expect-
ed :to benefit` Canadian • trade, to any
marked: deLvee...In 1937 Canada.:sold
Lire -goods • 'valued at .$4,425,263 and
b-cfirght $0,515711Te- 4)alance of
.trade .accordingly is already' heavily ;
in favor of . Canada:. : ••• ,
•E''-i7e11w6msbliicitriopl's:.Cedin4dWiahrieaPt, 1,3$7;3[s4
018; 1.80,794.; neweprint,,
4.400,$94,. and lelectric :,stoves • and
parti,':0130;921., Tl•ie' treaty iiiaq0•11.6.
'ehange in tbe tariff of these coin-
mo'dities.• Raw Weol: Wag , the; lareSt.
single item himorted „Vern Eire.
Voke-Records
Correct Error
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New Way for children to . Learn
?tirithin‘ etic Seen lby' Psychologist
neW' wa • f hildren to learn
arithmetic,' with aid of yoiee.'recerds, :
was , reported in-. the :psychology de-;
Partment of° Indiana ,lIniversity;
ayette, Ind last week.
Laf-
- talk into a reeording device •
Possible. •.• • .
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*pkit'or's. Son IS Wee. In 'England.
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'Mr. Edward Ai' A. Shackleton, Of torfitel)'England,' and his In'ide;
Missformerly 's§ Betty .Marguerite daughter of the late CaPtain C.
E. Homan and Mrs. 1•10rinthf of 'Burley, New :Forest, Hampshire, England,
leaving St.. Paul's Ohtirell, Knightsbridge, London., .folloWing theircdding
whieh took place on April 27th. Thebridegroom yoUnge.0.„.$0.1.1 o thC I.Ate
SirErnt Shek1eton,Th motis-Ar die' explorer, and th d to. Lady el' I c •
t01.4'.1*ePtlY etohnleted-a•--leethre' tour im the United Stater and Canada,
nn vas the.' guest for it Short time Of Their EXeelleneies th .fti'lerfter-
'General and the Lady Tweedsmuir, tit Government ,.„
Mr.
Shatkletoa. is a nephew of the knaWn artist, 1.‘fliss'ItitillOan onacleton
at present in Edmonton. • •
and • add,. subtract, multiply and div.
Thehthey listen •• to '..,their ewir •
"7:9.iCie:e..
VA11c :boy ,hears hiniOelf '•saying..
f'six. pies • nine equals ' :14," he gets..
error,coriscie4st The rsu1t is a qtdelt
methodof getting ricl 0 errors in
arithmetic, wild -Prof 'Terrill T Ea -
method of .getting iid o,ferrors. in.
-tleyeloPed• the,
.Xeacliers' listening to the re...,!;rds
are able to find retison-s.why •chil-
drei?. habitually 'make Miistakes and
to /point 'them pat:'
•'Tho teacher has ,a, conlplel•e,
ture dV thc child's mental prec,6:•se-1
,instead, of isolated faets,". Prof, E. -1 -
.ton. said,
Thc ,
new .Molliod• firida. that "11....,Jr- •
ing is, bOlievino,'•' dven'.. more. thn
"'seeing
Cats Add Ophancd:,
'Sqt,tilierel* to Brocd::
060 ariied Fosr FniiIy• 7
' ,Tilt01411, tY00,di ,
$n white; Cat on, tho
'of- Rufus Labadie,• near I.Vheatley„ s,
'the Mother :Of two whit eldttens..Cli
'day recently some of the' .chileireb.,..; •••
.kciund one, gray, and two 'black .souir,
rels' in the -weeds hear by; .There:
• *as 'me potbei.' to be, found so (ho• •
, children broughf. them: home ' and '
gave ihein to tlie',White,, eat Tal'ihy
adoptel theni at, Once.; She 1101,e
t.ho,ni and cares for thera; al:tenderly
ae she does:her two kittens, .
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.0n another farm a eat pre'en'.cd
her ni 1st r e ss w1th ' five - 1ttnst, " •
.day .but the, next" day they hd
'apnea cl-"" Tabby wag. ',6" •
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• Seine :Clays Inter s.he %N'as tonnd in
the' barn not1cbig,fjre 1-y--sr-
9 rontentedlY,....as..thottgir tToy
.Ni'Or0 hcl trrOdiOOSkittens, ',%rhiqe!,
, tonna them no ,orie know, 's.The
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'woods Ws a. mile from. the
'ttaA 811p1705QCI. ''.,S,h0;,r`C"akietT • 1.614
OTTO by onclill that disteneo:
Pore -enthusiast eX;I:.ing A I f on•set . '
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.rbyaI yaehti the "IloManCia," is'
in con 15 4--fis a ,.trat'V.101'..",STId'
fghes.f sr' Seal meat. And Pin'. ii.eat: ... '
she netris later cannedti.k,•dog, ',food,:
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