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j • The Unemployed
We pick up•tlhe newspapers day by
day nand read with real concern of the
privations of. people out of work,' It
conies nearer home' when one or two
of our owu fled tbeMeelves in„that •uxt-
•enviable position as they watch, with
Linking feeling, their .hard earned say -
ens' gradually clixniuirh with :no pro-
eauise oL' employment In the immediate
future,. Many have reached the end
•of their resources and it has been
necessary, in quite a cumber of cases,
to avail themselves of the .provision
of necessities by relief Workers.
The present unemployment situation
Is no respecter of persons either. The cru
skilled and the unskilled, the laborer, Rover laid down in the ran until he the shade;
winter • 1 ; s of jasmine and o
though he had on a white shirt all the
time, He kept it pretty clean, too; al-
though often 7311ly took him dowxr to
the river in the summer and they
would both splash. and play and ws'ini
around in tlto water and have good
fun so that when they eame • Met of
the water all Rover had to do was
. still anti shake himself well. All
'sten(
When I got out your deg Wee tryi, g w,
to pull hint. Off the road. Titat is some
dog, I wouldn't,jn nd having him
myself:'
By this time 'Billy, who vas in his
another's amps, could talk, atter ills
big Beare, and he Looked up with. bis
big blue eyes and said; "Billy trot die
OA the woad any more•--•tlo-•lead Billy
—pank Billy, But Mama Lady held
hien up close and kissed himm over and
.gveat .agzkin on his hair rine. itis ceY ea
and hie little hands, She was So 614(1
he was safe. Then she petted PQYee
until he wagged his tail nearly off, he
was se pleased with himself to think
he saved Billy. After that %ants Laxly.
always knew Billy was safe if he was.
with Roti et•.
But Rover looked after more •ihaxi.
Billy, and that's .what I'll tell you'
April;
Son:
the
that
1!
ay" 'School
Lesson
Lesson II—The s7e Prod gal
ke 15: 11.24. •Golden. Text
is joy in; the presence. of
Is of God over one sinner
ei,tetiee-Luke 15: 10.
ANALYSIS.
L TM... 'PPL IN THi! PARABLE,
II. TT'I RODIGAL SON. '
III. '� . o'IING FATHER. '
'I TI•TF (li;Pt�, IN THE PARABLE.
Th µtx')iole parable is in two parts;
t •. P San -is the subject of t
the.,P' al
i'irsi l 't; the 'Ehler' Brother of the
the water flew around then, I can ! about next week. second
tell you, After he did that he was all _ .,. .lee
f
dressed and looked so clean. Billy •Bermuda Churchyards story •' ,
re, This
dthtth
near or they would have gotten wet (From the English Review) ChriStaai: gospel is the gospel of the
from the spray. Billy often thought The palm -tree's plumes springtin ut
the C "p ss rond raabo'ut the Mediatort there is ahe e.
it would be nice to be a dog', for of 'against blue heaven; But tla
stns burns
was ready to go home. In the Sweets e+t f rose is
ran easily or ualizet all. sufferhomes and the the water in the river was too colli, so t' given
can when visualize the druof the every little while he had to have a Till.•drowsy airs more clrealnY still .a niei
alien wiles wives and chlclre>Y are en- iho;v
When the , knowing
lire. in real want, which municipalities bath in the tub of warm water out in are made. his
during privations while many et thein. the wood. shed on a nice, sunny, warm new+g "came to the father of the cus-
and relief organizations are meeting day. Then he would shake himself Softly these sweet lviucls blow, soft . aeteaSt'that had overtaken his son and
outside and came in and' dry himself fall the flowers of ti shame to which he had. brought
Of tropic red or far -strayed Eng-
lish
ns liiins!siEi,was there no Cross in: the'
lisp bloom, fath l>l beset? Of this the boy had
And softly Pass the long uncounted no,;iaklflang at the time. But when he
house aetuas reaelied his father, who cut.
Here where' Time's hand 'is stayed hie speech short, and looking into his
anon the loom. fathex?s'face he eeelized what his de-
i o ai:ture• had .meant to him and still
a pion,• the unemployed. he and his mu
d
The first part has constantly
en as the gospel itself. i,tx
is quite right,.but
the obi• tiah has been raise a • e
was careful not to have his clothes
seems a somewhat superficial
rhe he ltat: to get all dressed while Bibi b It' ret'. flames lvlthni jndgm, t: We speak of the Cross as
revea4.t 'g' the Father's'love; in the
stori _ 'e father directly reveals his
levee' ttd thei'e would be no place for
at.Ar • But is there Ito eross in
x s character, let him go, when
What New York
Is Wearin
BY ANNABELLE WORTHINGTON
Illustrated Dressmaking LessonFur•.
laishecd Ll ;'h. T'1Y5T Pattern
'in a commendable way.
The business World is also naturally beside the warm stove. You see, dogs
Peeling 'the effects of the depression don't wash themselves plash like cats
ant the middle class business pian do, 'w t11 their tongues. Fluffy and
with small manufaeturies tis well as Topsy were Always 'washing them -
others find their markets unresponsive selves, so they always smelled sweet
or tact ing Although not actually and clean. Isn't it funny that dogs.
st he washed by people
but kitties p
moxa -,'.e disgrace to which he. had
t't need to be? Aucl gnoclaess, we The red -bird thrills the s[lenee with fallen,: then surely the Cross was. in
family must live very sparingly, help- could never wash the- butterfly at all,
lug and sharing where he can ae he could we? All its lovely wings would
too, catchingea glimpse of the grimunwillingly, be spoiled. I guess bntterfiies all hide
to swel of wart., is Ported, ploed ander a big leaf in the. garden when it
byo shill the crowd of hue unemploy•ed rains in the. summer. DO. you• think
e of his g with .for bites itf that: is what they do? Let's. remeni-
tims of his workers far a time until her and watch one *hen sums lertime
times improve.
Oceasiona.11y we find those who de- comes, shall we?
t
>hreciat.e the state or affairs existing But want to tell yon about Rover.
and quite' often they are the people -
fall • loved Billy 1n fact,
his chatter; his nietii heart l" He was, as it , were,
Chicks -of -the -village, yellow. rogtt-, crucified with his father; • and their
isli, small, reconciliation is effected' veritably
Call from the bushes; and the ground through a Cross. It is not. really true,
doves patter i then, tA' say of this parable that it
On coral feat upon the low grey 11. omits:the Cross,'
wall. 1 I1. TUE PRODIGAL 'SON.
I Further; the parable indicates the
Green noes and maideuhair are close nature of true love. A sentimental
. ilei aikecticn, on. the•.father's part would
Rol er espec y etc xec c c
Mama Lady ahvays knew Billy wax 1 On monuments hail sunken in the have' lnreventeci the lad from ever
:who are in comfortable circuuiatauce.�. leaving home: It seems that, as the
'The thought of unemployment and dile' safe if Rover was with him for he grass -yeuiager son, he had the right to ex -
Pees in and it is so much took su.:h good care of hixn. And blue raps or convolvulus are peat, one-third of hie father's to ale
tae.s is <l lose g One time when Billy was just a very threaded possessions at his father's death, but
theasier to close their eyes to things as; he h"ad no legal claim upon his patri-
ee are,failing to realize the need Little boy and had jest learned to walk Among fresh leaves—cups blue as
hhe got out on the road when Mania Birds that macs• Irony n his father's lifetime. His
and the opportunity distiey a and wa t. alleys- Laxly was upstairs for a minute, aucihe , father, therefore; might 'properly
atT' human istess and taut. relief of found a whole lot of nice stones on Ana springing from stone Walls, from have'I;efused his request. He night
The work carried on for the . have eompellecl the boy to live at leas+,
the unemployment. situation is truly tee road. When she calve down stairs 1 d
adu found flim there she raa and pick-
perun1i. dA,el same• histioe each ed him up il: such a hurry and tried
owe
should feel it to elber her to tell hie. not to ever go there again.
poen lesponsibility to brain wherever I know why she didn't want
po:: Bible.
e'Whale you lie sing and -.�arxn
Between your soft white shrew,
A worthier one than yon
Noy have to walk the streets,
tinder a freetiing sky
Or through the'sleet and snow.
woxthie.' ono„thadefike 4S i,.+-ee a •.» .this tun,e4,.:Maba>?r lkl•'i 7. : •
far, Mandan o }i]lly a few mantles so -he vcoultin't go
7�g youo des; st e to be_ ? again' and then she tied the end'of a
Veil -homed; ed; relil than
�vl;l] fail . loug rope onto him so tie couldn't run
A wosear r one th i you -a'• Bine didn't litre that very- well.
Maya arch dust bins for bread,
While you lie snug and warn(,
While you forget the poor,
t i hismother's arms
rooks, from ledges.
outw;tzdly a decent • life, • But the
Sprouting in 'thick -leaved vigour all father w*as too strong and brave, too
around, truly loving to do that. ;Ole boy must
The iti'e-plaut hangs its bells, eter^ go and learn for himself. There is 110
nal pledges,
guess you
tither -way that l+intl of boy can learn,
him to go on, the road. But he was- The life -plant bloolna again lit this Ther}; when the inevitable has hap -
so little he couldn't understand why ' quiet ground, relied, his father 'will be ,ready for
she didn't want him to play there. , bites end home will be a new place,
And mind you, first thing she knew Far, far on some teamed afternoon- Thee? is a Jewish saying, `'when: ly, giving number and sire of such ing that the greater experience and
Isra 1 is reduced to the Carob -tree, patterns as you want. Enclose 20e in age of the latter group were largely
he was 1dn t there again. Oh! 'Mama, conte stealing, thea ,.,_become the repentant.” eat" The stamps or coin (coin preferred; wrap 1esponsible. Typical annual salaries
Lady didn't know what to do, and Like f. fry chimes beyond. uziitltxu -„ i M,, which the swine dict are it carefully) for each number, and received were $1,814 for stenogra1711•
ROyel' barked, tor he could see llama • bared miles, i.•;; U_pods. The possession of address your order to Wilson Pattern
want Bill there. Well, s, e1,100 for typists, $980 for I.ariv didn't y.
err
, f" ""�'"'�'3'r^tlYe'"caxa �i?'ti. ....�� � ,
sales -
College Women
Found . to Prefer
Feminine Jobs
Columbia Survey Shows Now
Enter Men's Occupations;
Careers of 900 Studied
New York.—Despite the muelt•-her
aided entry of wainau into business
aatd professional life, ills self -Support:
ing woman of to -day eoutiuues to fol-
low the traditional occupations of wo-
tnan and does not encroach. upon the
occupatlonal domain of man, accord-
ing to a cation -wide, survey of jobs and
salaries of women college graduates'
just completed by Dr. Roy N. Ander-
son, associate in guidanee and person•
nal at Teachers' College, Columbia
'University, results of whish are to be
published soon by the National Edu-
cation. -Association.
From his study of records of abuts
900 women, all of whom were college
graduates or former college students,
Dr. Anderson reported that college wo-
men were nondiscriminating in their
choice of an occupation, that most of
them turned to education or clerical
work, and that attendance at a busi•
ness school in addition to regular col-
legiate work remained an invaluable.
asset in commahlding maximum earn-
ings.
College women enter a very restrict•
ed range of occupations, according to
the surrey, which showed that 66 per
cent. took up routine clerical occupa-
tions, such as stenographer, secretary,
typist, telephone operator and book-
keeper. The next largest group was
home economics, which included about
12' per cent. in such positions as tea-
room managers, dietitians, compauious
and nurses. Only 5 per ceat. of the
Good taste in togs for 2, 4 and
year old, must necessarily remain
simple.
This cute bloomer dress offers in-
finite .possibilities for the thrifty
mother.
It's a smart variation of one-piece
styling. • A Mother Hubbard yoke, women • entered education, although
that is quite shallow at the front, Dr. Anderson points out that the place -
gives it a quaint smartness found meat bureaus were not primarily ton
only in the better frocks. cerned with educational positions.
The 900 women had entered but
twenty-eight occupations out of a total
of 538 listed by the census bureau, the
The Peter Pan collar, the turn -back
sleeve cuffs and knee hands of *he
bloomers, provide, a nice trim in con-
trasting color or fabric. survey showed, Dr. Anderson account -
French
A gay blue
broadcloth mint in � ed for this by saying that manufactur-
paiblue on white ground with lug and domestic jobs were automate
plain white and plain bide t:im, iw cally•barred from consideration by col-
Stylecnas illustrated. tlege graduates and that "the majority
No. 3016 takes but 2% yards
of 35 -inch material with % yard of of women who leave college take the
35 -inch contrasting and 1% yards of Mist job that comes their way."
bi�uding, for the 4 -year size. Study of the salaries received show•
omit sheer chambray, 1 ed that the college graduate received
Pique,
-dimity,
gingham, linen, dotted . swiss, percale highest beginning salaries as teacher,
and shantung are pleasing fabrics for
its development,
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social worker, or secretary, whale
saleswomen received the lowest, Such
figures compare unfavorably with sal-
aries received by business and profes-
sional women, Dr. Anderson said, add.
^• (r
11; E,:, . in sweet Changes and wild' y • � s
..as the eatma of them, Serv] 23 iVAct-A-a° 1-4; 1:4 omen - i xocetae aileeaeles anti $1.508
h> 'rto.eae. .,; . t?RtiaL',Ll• Dealing � � } n, tt• e ,
e = 1. herefore was 'the lowest . pos- for social workers.
To o hill e the dreamers' Or 'tile S ni el5 !a t ,
;;t?�le{service to which a • Jew could' ful days that are :viand them, a",e The chances for increasing one's sal
Isles.
-Phillis ,Rvlr•.ley:' sinll;� If the father had been the- kind! � almost glad they went through such 1 arias in occupations entered by the
f at all costs. to keep his son! suterine for the sake of the tin- majority of college women are 'lather
limited," according to Dr, Anderson:
although earnings showed a tendency
_ _ o P�z
arl suffering; if he had been con-! speakable preciousness of alit which
so when he said he'd he a good boy. I MillianaYres eerned for the family reputation in they have discovered througi' it. 'The
in a few days. she took it off, and he wasllington• Despite Lite stock- such a. way as b,: any :means to pt�e• past cannot be wiped out, and sins t
aea]h• waw' a Teal good boy. • market Brash, 504, persons 1a the ,-ant dal he would never 'have once committed cannot be undone, but to increase with,age and experience.
a scan • ,
n Nothing is hal•der than the past can be redeeuned, and 'God The income of colt< gra students IAS:
{ lure, , in ma ler s : flat one day, when slle was vers . United States had incomes in excess , w•oi us son.
May be outside your door."
busy, he f Ingot icalendar year d to watch while some loved person is able, even out of sin and shame, Plan nineteen years old averaged $970,
• Twilight Hour Story—About the
Chicks and Other Little Friends .4
that old 1-00(1 rightChanter
again. She thought n 01 $1,000,.000 ,:for the ca • away as soon. as 1939, aecarcling to Federal • iueone "goes to the. clogs," but it seems that to being' forth gladness and salvation• that of the group of graduates between
there are solve people who can never twenty and twenty-four years was
she saw Deny and Rover were gone, fax returns filed from January 3. .10 be saied till they have brought (item- I,0°7, while those over forty-five aver
and ran'outside just in tante to hear I August 31. 1930,' the Bti'reau of I•n, 1 selves "to the gutter."
.Then „lay IncreasingDIVOTCe Rate 1 $I 500 nrding to Dr. finder
.tn'a:vCul make, like a car melees when tertta] Revenue arurotutced in its slip 'away from scanty an Troubles
d all the
A s agec ..cc.
sans tabulation.
Peiping,• China.—More than S00 Comparing earnings of those grad -
suits for divorce v'ere filed in the elates who had taken only college work
Peiping district courts during 1930 with thoe•e who ltad also taken work in
and 90 per cent. of then( were iuslit a busiuese school. Dr. Anderson found
utecl by women. Canton reported that the business stdtool student eaxxt-
nearly, 200 divorces during the same ed rs.21 average of $100 a year more and
period. ivbilc. Shanghai averages that "it Pay; finaur..ially for college
above eighty divorce suits a month, atudeat5 to .5r•nr5 linsiness school
The striking thine about these training."
statistics, according• lo accounts in
Only 10 ler teat, of the women
the native pree-3, •5 that only a small studied were married, while 4 pet
proportion of unsatisfactory mar- cent, had been divorced or were w•id•
riages reaches the law courts. for the ows, moraine to Dr. Anderson, who
governmeui: is still indifferent to explains that "these women were only
recently graduated frau( college and
have not heel tlio opportunity to man
Adds
to China'
: and Billy were begin- it has to stop real ((nick. "Oh!" she , preliminary' statistics of income. For I restraints and 511 the traditions o
Blaine Laity
-e quite a family, don't you thongbt, "1 wonder if Billy was on the 19?8, as shown by returns filed' in the borne, but they cannot slip away from
thit.t hive quit e
'-•' s; see who iliay were, rued. again," And it made.Mama Lady ; first eight months of 19113; .there their place in the Father's heheart. Pr Prodigal
thin... Let 1:
t ��+•, • .liutnl'c t)117('7i and his three feel sick all.:sver. 'When she got to ware 496 "mitiianafre. ineoDtes. ; is dis� st his filet
�senses. brings The disaster,
• ttt]e ,. 5 t , g Pinal. figures • for. 1:92 Son o
little c'Iirlt, sister: who looked o the road .tc.t'c was a pian( holding. Billy �C. thiol( in f;ur'tlhere#ore, to.which sin and 'folly lead
rh
alike in their cosy 1 *1,1 bos. i.0 his arms, evening towards her. and ed returns filed in the last o play all be part of the Father's a loving
Inn
' Thee there. watt the little gray kitty Rover WUS a•ttnning alongside. 1 months of 1929, showed 511.,
with shne hair, and its mother, Black' "is this your boy?" he said.
i1'o ns•: , the baa•n mit and Flail., the , ` Oh. yea" said Mama Lady. "Is Ile i• Canadian. Platinum
.
le guinea Pet:>:a11 house cat, ;xnci we 11(111'?" 3 All the Canadian platiingm slid allied
mustn't 'forget Madam Putterily with. "No, he is jest 1't-ig'htened. but he metals- are obtained from the treat-
s,
reat `,atign.
i3;r 1, ut:ful wiiuiS, who was very; was very nearly run over. You can meat of the Sudbury •uickel-capper
rrnrl n,•Ynt dog �f volll's the s .o,.l t� r of o fat III. TT3E LOVING FATHER.
'a .1 • is not a
pu eose. But the Prodigal, though he
was .repentant, was not yet tailed.
Repentance •is• here a disgusted turn:
leg away. from sin end a turning to -
verde God, but it is not of. itself sal-
tarn;i„rro,,. but .. �-----,. .� along ._---.--
lticel; .in the runny w•indvw. But do that Ile was not run over though. 1 yuccas of platinum obtti]ned, front the Once agaan,
••- • . • haven't said. a thing • was coining along the road and could black sands( of British Columbia, and sentimentalist; he does
d t pretend
nhat It regards fundamentally as a
you ,n, ,•
nvo•1 olti Mover, the lag collie nal see tate 51111(1, but 1 slid notice the a small (t entils- produced As au m-,. that _othnl thancilispnow found. IIs family aflalr. Tltvlt=ands of coolies
about lhac
• dug l „t e; v5 didn't say anything dog atancling on the road barking lit,laure residue in the•retaine.of gold at i5 as "it were, risen .from the dead. are nrartird and divorced without
un';il naw because wauC something. of Trail, British o um na', public record of either event.
+. .i ie Hues ilrs4, i'or to „et off, but he wouldn't Be-, nelthex. to him
1* ,n rode 'Ful in' in a hurry, I Lent on coming„ ex-,
about. himit ' 1 honked my burn for him C i 1 i
ed to 1511 ahmtt, the little budge.
nor
He is' indeed reinstated at home, but
to his father will
home be what it was before. In the
Divorces
rtes are untclt more common,
tin you know, newer wa tt 1 Canada's 1Vlaple Syrup 11in +lv ]ce It therefore, than the figures alone
toil. do:* .ted that nines he (Dolt, pact -lug him to get off. Of coarse 1 The value of the maple syrup and old days he had been unwillingly , 1 wen 11 luclxcate, 11 ax, C.1' I-
nt 1 e
L' til that belonged tv didn't want to run over the clog' itl � f t i i Canada taus at home• home bad irked
he had
and
IC n * image o )
Billhim a
servers tiec'ate that the attnarinn is
little t o what really
l'at'e Ct everything ng 1 sugar ]11'ln, • aC Liter n
even(teddy end linin( 1. cly 111111 he though 1 felt like giving. idea., h Hi 'home t} hld- Idea butlne. e! far more or]! ical than an the other
even to't'e ra".. of 1'hrtttl ton it' 41151' scare. Then 1 roti,xd he was pulling about $4,•,11'1 Ou0 per Year.
n
15 fathea wtiPs of 111is troubled enuntry.
_.�_�._...:.. Il,osst,ssed' him. but now his Paths
needed hixn. et something, and 51)1)110(1 the brakes tosse5ses him for ever. He knows lila
s off into the ditch. This Artificial Graphite. i 1 r knew nor caul i
Well, Rover wee a fine looking dog. quick and ,.hot1 • � .1 elec•trti� Pur_ 'father .as he neither � ,
"Everything in modern civilization
depends on civilization."—Paul 1'vin-
leve,
'Oh, dear, Johnny. have you bees.
Angry Sltttrellolder: "May 1 ask what fighting again?" "No. mise; we
yellow Mitis cams W11:3 :settled in the middleArtlfleiel are phit , at father as
hes before, \e utak has happened Slto mar sinking laud?„ moved seslerday, and t moved the
'TP bad a rpt t ihtc his of is ns calve F a:tster Show.
ell e .pi that his hair ',.'n:+ white r:f the marl, doubled, over,. playing,I noes nrndnrt. ]s made near, \iatatul 1la;�'iin,e that moth the father and the Chairman; "It sunk•” '
:.n , s sun, as they 1 _ .
till are;' h', b;�:'<t :'n h:; looked a, l.lnosa, sa he r.onld hardl1' be ecu, Falls, Ohlurin, lona` b•t•, over the r11'ea� -
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