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•and .apt to have argue fits.—Erasmue,
A BIT OF FUN
How to Tell Any PerSpn's Age
%here is a good deal of amusement
in the fallowing magic table get figures:
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glad to get out that he fluttered his
wingsr and could run quite fast. But
he looked so different, we certainly
couldn't call him a baby any longer,
All his fluffy baby dress was gone and
in its place was aafeather suit, but he
didn't have it all an yeL It made him
look so queer. He had feathers on
It will enable you to tell how old , his head and wings and built hn
ladies may be which is pretty hard to ; part of. hia legs and, what do you
guess sometimes. Just hand this table , think?—the rest of his body was just
to a lady and ask her to tell you in , his bare kin. Buthe didn't care as
which. column her age is centainedI ; long as he'd have all his clothes by
then add together the figures at the Sunday, for, of course, he'd want to be
top of the columns in which her age all dressed up for that day, wouldn't
is found and you have a great secret, he?
Thus, suppose the age is 17. You will First thing he did was to , come
find that number in the first and fifth right over to Mamma Lady and he
columns, and the first figures of these hopped onto her hand to get some of
the bread .crumbs she had there. YOU,
see, he forgot about Billy, too. Just
like the little kittens did. I guess it
8 16 was tine Billy came home, wasn't UT,
9 17 • By this time •the other chick sisters
5 Were outside and they wanted some,
'7 crumbs, too, and wasn't it strange
9 they didn't look a bit alike any MOM
Each one was different Since they
had grown. out of their baby dresses
of fluff. On of them was short' and
fat with a little short bill for a nose.
"Let's give her a name no -w, shall We,
Mamma?" said Billy, all excited.
"I thought you'd like to doa,that,
what will it be?" smiled Mamma.
Billy thought a while and then
zaid, "Well, she's so short and fat,
what about Squatty?"
Mamma Lady laughed and said,
"Yes," I guess that will be all Tight."
Billy was thinking again and SOOD.
said, "Here's a rhyme, Mummy."
• "Squatty was funny,
Squatty was fat,
Because Squatty
dinner."
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Here is the Magic Table
2 4 32
3 5 33
6 6 a0 18 34
7 7 11 19 35
10 12 12 20 36
11. 11 13 13 21 37
13 14 14 14 22 38
15 15 15 15 23 39
17 18 20 24 24 40
19 19 21 25 25 41
21 22 22 26 26 42
2' ?3 23 27 27 43
25 261.1 28 28 44
27 27 29 29 29 45
29 30 30 30 30 46
31 31 31 31 31 47
33 34 36 40 48 48
35 35 37 41 49 49
37 33 33 42 50 50
39 39 39 43 51 51.
41 42 44 44 52 52
43 43 45 45 53 53,
45 46 46 46 54 54
47 47 47 47 55 55
49 50 52 56 56 56
51 51 53 51 57 57
53 54 54 , 58 58 58
55 55 55 59 59 59
57 58 60 60 60 60
59 59 61 61 61 61
61 62 62 • 62 62 62
63 63 ' 63 63 63 63
TWILIGHT HOUR STORY
Chapter 21
"How about seeing the four chicks
now, Mamma?" asked 13111y. "Isn't it
great to come home after being away
two whole weeks? It seemed an
aWful long time sometimes."
ate too much
"Is that a good rhyme?"
"Oh, I guess it will suit Squatty all
right. She won't know whether it is
good or not, but I'm slap she's proud
of having a rhyme all her own. But
it is bedtima, dear, we'll see' about
naming the otter two to -morrow, shall
we?"
The Loyalty of Mothers
Ethel Mannin in the Woman's
Journal: Perhaps even greater than
the loyalty of wives and sweethearts
to the men they love is the loyalty
e . .3Tithy you liked itathe city, didn't -a,f eaathaae. The loyalty of mothers
• ; 13illy?"- is quite simply terrific; it is one of
sbh, yes it was great fun and the miracles of this queer world. It
go again some day, only I got home- is not just maudlin sentiment which
sick to see Youeilummy, and I often is expressed in that old song "Moth-
• wondered how rything was getting er CO Mine," but quite literally true,
along here without me around." that if a man. should drown in the
deepest sea, or hang on the highest
hill, the love of one •woman would
follow him still, and that woman
would be his mother. The loyalty
• which is part of the love of women.
in general, and of mothers in parti-
cular, is beyond all littleness of rea-
soning and logic. It is foolish, if
you like, but. magnificient in its piti-
ful folly as in its faith and courage.
It has the epic grandeur of tragedy,
and the infinite tenderness of the love
bok. This is the surprise. How do that many waters cannot drown.
Lt
you like the nice yard Daddy made for Is as unquenchable .as love, and
them so they could run outside onto must endure as long as love lasts,
the green grass? They look so funny
"Well, I do think all the animals
missed you, Billy Boy, and it was
pretty lonely and quiet around the
house without our boy. It's nice to
go away, but oh, it's so nice to come
again, isn't it?" Billy laughed and
squeezed bis mother's hand.
"But what's all this? It all looks
so different around the chicks' box."
"Well, you see, dear, they grew so
fast we had to put them in a larger
--"."'"---- — "Costs of Sickness"
1
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. Sunday School
ay JOHN BURKE INGRAM
Lesson (Inc Canadian out of every three
I
dies
ahead of his time,
statistics shoW.
-One death out a every three, deaths
May 17. Lesson VII—Jesus Enters that bring sorrow to Canadian tom
As king—Luke 19: 2942,
4948. Golden Text—He Is Lord
of lorde, and King ef kIngs.—Re-
a,elation 17: 14,
ANALYSIS.
L THE TRIUMPHAL ENTRY, 1.9; 29-40,
II, JESUS WEEPS OVER JERUSALEM, 19:
41,
III, THE OLEANSING OF THE TEIvirtz,
19; 45-48,-
1.',t4E TRIUMPHAL ENTRY, 19; 29-40.
Jesus, entering the Jity, "meek and
riding upon an ass," was indeed ful-
filling the prophesy of Zechariah (9;
9) •,‘ but it is exceedingly unlikely that
at this moment the crowd recognized
that Jesus himself was claiming 93
the corning king. Among other ra-
s we should consider two, first that
at his nater trial it was very difficult
ft' his enemies 'o get any evidence
against him which they could lay be -
fere Pilate (his public claim to be
Nes:* As was just what they wished
be prove and could not). Second, the
dine of the feast was always a very
anxious time for the Roman author-
itiee. They were afraid of riots and
bleedehed, and if Jesus had approaah-
ed.the city publicly claiming to be the
gessanic Mug, Pilate and "the police"
would have arrested him at once with -
tent waiting for the Pharisees and
Sadducees to act. We are, therefore,
probably right to understand that the
munities large and mall could he P0st"'
polled. We Canadians are letting our that trod A from century to (Am -Wren
friends and relatives die because we The Roman roads that cut across Eng«
do not know how many disease there land, this way and that, are still per'
are which could be prevented or be. maneat ways, That, perhaps, is why
cause knowing, we will not take the Stoke Newington has been a place of
trouble, the simple, trouble to prevent greet people since the days of Athol?
them. Why are these diseasee not sten, when it was takeu out of the
prevented. wood edging the ROLOall highway call.
That is the question which. every ed Ermine Street. Thinkers came
thinking Canadian should want an- along the ancient road to Stoke News
inevitable because mankind had not 11
was ington, and made it a scholar's town.
e,id not john BunYan preach on New'
sweeed! For centuries disease
learned how to prevent it. Doctors iugton Green Would we had been
existed to .heal the sick, but it was there to hear! Edgar Allan Poe had
nobody' a business to attempt to Pre- his first lessons in the school, and 80
In those days it mill not be done. had Daniel Defoe, whose sc1tool-felloW
was John Wesley, father to two fant•
vent sickness from occurring because
Edward Jenner discovered vaccination ous sons. John Rogers and Disraeli
the elder come next, with Thomae
Then an Buglish scientist named
vaccinate people—which meant that ling of geniuses. Who remembers
Day and Isaac Watts—a strange ming -
against smallpox. Doctors began to
doctors began to treat healthy people, Thomas Day? But he wrote "Sande
ill by contracting smallpox, As a re- ford and Merton", the title, of which,.
at least, everyone remembers; and
in order to keep them from becoming
greatest scourge of the race, has been Isaac Watts will never be forgotten,
for he sings his way into our mem-
salt this disease, at one time the
beaten down. till to -day it occupies a ories.
civilized men, ing, you may say that Stoke Wowing -
With all this atmosphere of learn.
negligible place among the killers of
medical scientists think along new
-- • wrong. Queen Elizabeth once walked
ton cannot be romantic but you are
The success of vaccination made
covered which. would prevent small- laid her august and royal foot is in
there, and the road on which she
lines, If a substance had been dis-
expectation of some mighty act of The idea was sound. To -day theta
is a substance which prevents the Dutlleys, whose manor house was
iagton was country then, owned by
close at hand, Houses come and go;
but this pathway of tb.e glorious,
people accepted the teaching of ,Tesus pox, why could not other substances
that the kingdom i God is at hand, be evolved to prevent other diseases?
and that their shouts proclaim their
Where a Queen
Once Strolled
There is something indestructibla
0,1301V road, The stones may change
and the surface be paved anew; but
the track itself remains, be It strati
or crooked, for It was made by the feet
No wonder Dame Fashion has taken
so kindly to this new cape collar. This
neat moulded -to -the -dress collar keeps
it place better, and is generally be-
coming. It offers splendid theme for
the use of a contrasting color or
fabric.
Today's model is au emerald green
when. they rum out of their little door
after being shut in. I shut them in a Blind Flying Taught
little while ago so you could see them With Perfect Safety
come out. You stand over there and. 'Toronto—Blind flying can now be
I'll open the door." Well, say, as soon taught with perfect safety, it was de
es they -knew they could come out monstrated recently at a local air -
they all crowded around the little port when a cabin monoplane, driven
door, each oue trying to get out first
so that for awhile none could get out
while they stood on each other and
shoved and pushed. Who do you think
got out first? Well, it was Jimmy
Chick because he was the biggest and
strongest, He wasn't very polite, was
he, not to allow ladies to go first? Be-
ing bigger, he pushed out. He'll learn
to do that soon, though. It really is
very nice to see polite, -well-bred little
boys always touch their caps to older
people and always let little girls go • der all weather conditions — the
first isn't it?" greatest menace to flying, fog and
overcome
Odd at the coming Feast How much
more mighty was the act of God than
err they anticipated!
11'.'JESUS WEEPS OVER JERUSALEM, 19• 1
41.
Forts years after the death of Je-
sus, Jerusalem was sacked and burned
after one of the most ghastly sieges
recorded in history. This appalling
disastei overtook the Jews because the protection, which is offered to us. times, as they go along the road a
they refused the way of Jesus, and was Elizabeth's, that it was once the
peeferred their narrow nationalism For centuries we regarded disease as
nd hatred of the Romans. The only
hope was that the people would rise
tr the new way of Jesus. It was as a
patr'ot that Jesus wept over Jeru-
salem,
fever, another against scarlet fever, It was a country walk within the
' much -traveling Gloriena still endures,
diphtheria, another to prevent typhoid
which, used in infantile paralysis, Pre- . would saunter with her "Sweet Robin,",
' manor pleasances, where Elizabeth
another to prevent lockjaw, another
vents crippling. Earl of Leicester, Now it is edged
to prevent diseases by these and other lived in by the later citizens of no
with houses instead of flower -beds,
But though science is in a condition,
means we are not taking advantage of mean city. Let them remember some -
plaid flat crepe silk with white crepe, :III. THE CLEANSING UF THE TEMPLE,
19: 45-48.
The new plaited skirt effect is de- '
It is not unlikely that the Temple
cidedly smart. The pointed seaming
I had been destroyed before any of our
narrows the hipline.
. I Gospels were written. In any case
Style No. 3055 may be had in 51505 the Gospels were written in Greek, fn.
14, 16, 18, 20 years, 36 and 38 inches the- use of the Gentile Christians who
bust, •had long since last interest in the
In plaided gingham, pique will be national hopes c f the Jews and in the
nice for the collar. eervices of the Jewish Temple. Gentile
Shantung, linen, pastel jersey, pas.
tel cotton mesh and flat crepe si1lea-04,
lovely materials for its deyelsy afl'
SI 1.6 requires 3% yard a " 0
by R.C.A.F. Pilot A. M. Glover, went
successfully through an exhibition.
flight.
The plane used for blind flying is
equipped with au adjustable board.
that can be pulled. down, shutting off
the view of the pupil pilot, who is
then able to fly only by instrument.
The instructor sits in front with a
cleat view. This invention • is re-
garded as important to aviation as
pilots will now be trained to fly uu-
• tt being
Welt out came Jimmy Chick,' so bad weathei, ins
or 2 ,ii yards 39 -inch, .
HOW TO ORDER PATTERNS.
Write you): name and address plain -
17, - giving number and size of such
patterns as you want. Enclose 20c in
stamps or coin (coin preferred; wrap
it carefully) for each number, and ad-
dress your order to Wilson Pattern eea
Service, '73 West Adelaide St, Toronto. •— .
4esus was !ondemned by Pilate on we don't know what causes cancer,
a political charge, that he claimed to this death rate could be cut in half Marks may be removed by applying
I be a king, Messiah; but to Jesus it is if adult Canadians would cultivate the a paste made with salad oil and salL
David Lloyd GeorgeLeave the paste on the marks for
e I clear that Messiahship meant a reli habit of having themselves periode.
May Go To Russia gious, not a political, office. He was a tally and thoroughly examined by a about an hour, then rub well with a
London—Right Hon. David Lloyd relw'ious revolu'ionary, lot a political, competent physician every birthday. soft cloth, and 'polish in the usual
George, the Liberal chieftain, may e tension of the last days in Jere,' And so all through the pitiful list of way'
To clean mahogany tables, wash
revolutionary.olWe best understand
visit Russia in September. Mr. Lloyd salem, if we bear in mind that his diseases "Which now rob us of our best
them. first with turpentine, which will
George is said to be greatly interested enemies were trying to trin up Jesus and fairest—heart disease, maternal '
remove any grease, and wipe the tura
in the Russian five-year plan and on a political charge, and that he was ; mortality—infant mortality, venereal
pentine off well with soft cloths.
wants to make a first-hand investiga-; determined to make clear the purely diseases—all can be cut down if men
Soak a cloth in linseed oil and rub it
Ation, Once before he proposed a Rus- religious nature of his purpose. The: and women will realize that they get
prophets of the past had laid all over the table. Leave it for about
sian trip and the Soviet Government' great ' just exactly the kind of health service
12 hours, then wipe it off with a piece
offered him every opportunity to make 1 itlifem brew •the great task of bringing, that they want and are willing to pay
e kn 1 d
reaclees were, therefore, lot very much
,c„ learned with an act of Jesus which diseases which could he, and should.
mei to them to have little bearing be, and some day shall be, prevented! it should be rubbed with a clean rag
it/thair own needs and situation. Diphtheria and typhoid fever, both moistened with denatured alcohol.
could picture Jesus riding in
-- preventable, take respectively 1,200 Apply the alcohol very lightly at first.,
t.k: into the city, but the cleans- and 1,111 lives annually, yet both dis- exerting more pressure as it evapor.
to,them. This seems to be the reason eases are preventable! The death 'It".
Wax -polished tables require polish -
in 'elof the Jewish Temple meant little
why, in our Gospels, comparatively lit- rate from tuberculosis has been cut in
ing only occasionally, with a small
tle stress is laid upon the cleansing of two in the past 25 years and could be
quantity of wax polish. If too much
the Temple. Yet, if we eve to under- even with our present incomplete
stand what Jesus was seeking to do' knowledge halved and leali'ed again. wax is used the surface of the wood
in those last days, we shall probably. Cancer kills almost 8,000 Canadians feels greasy and shows marks easily,
find the key in this great prophetic every year and, despite the fact that while if a little wax is rubbed on well
the surface will shine.
a kind of Act of God, and because it
is hard to change the thinking habits
of a people in one single generation
we will, even most. of our leaders,
retain this medieval attitude.
And therefore to -day, Canada's life-
.
blood is flowing from wounds inflicted
upo;t her by her enemies—disease in excellent order if a reliable furnt,
cents alone—disease milks as annually tures cream is applied once a week,
t. e on.' a small quantity, but rub It
germs. Not merely in dollars and
—but also in our man -power. Canada in well, polishine with a second soft
needs population. Canada is constant- cloth, filially it over with a
ly bringing foreign and other immi- silk duster. Rub daily.
grants to our shore, yet she permits White stains .e. ., r marks can be
her own sons and daughters to die of removed by wiping the surface of the
blwith raw linseed oil, after which
highway of the Queen.
P
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fished Tables
A French -polished table can bekept
inquiries.
ow e ge of the one true God to of fianuel, and when dry polish it with
for and that by backing their public
- allthe world. Israel was to be a mis-: a clean cloth. In about three days'
siouary nation, Perhaps even, as one oflIcial they may in some measure be
time repeat the process, omitting the
Ambergris, valued in perfume seems to have dreamed, a martyr anis- held responsible for the health of a
washing with turpeatine.
desired, the oiling may be done two
,-- or three times, at intervals of three
days. After the last application, when
Hamilton, Ont.—The new Hamilton
the oil has been rubbed off, wash the
city directory gives the population of
table with lukewarm water and dry
the city as 162,372, this including a
well with two cloths. Rub carefully
few people residing outside the city
limits, and comparing with the city every day,
assessor's lest summer estimate of : ----":
150,065. The Hamilton directory has As beekeeping is classed officially
as a hobby in Britain any profits
increased on an average 01 50 pages
annually during the past ten years. from it are not subject to Income
tax.
manufacture, looks like dirty tallow ale Ynation. F • Jerusalem was, nation that is too indifferent to help .
Should a very brilliant polish be
to go forth to the whole earth the itself.
when it is found floating in the sea.
s.--.. knowledge. of the will of God. But of
recent years. largely under the leaclee-
shi of the Pharisees, the whole tend -
e cy of Judaism had been in the other
dieection, for they had attempted so
cut off the Jews from the Gentile
world and to make them a people
apart. This proud separateness of the
Jews was epitomized in the Temple
publicly proclaimed, it was death for
an uncircumcised Gentile to enter into
the inter part of the sanctuary. ,Tesus
came to Jerusalem to challenge ILe
religious supremacy of the Pharisees
d S dd
tees and to call 'Israel back
John—' Don't be a fool."
Bosh— You waist a monopoly of
the business, do you?"
the Templeandproclaimed it as 'a
to its great God -Oven task. ,Testi. house of prayer for all nations." it
therefore, 'Planned what we should ca I was a great peophetic act which epi -
a eoup (Petra. In the name of God lied tomized and made clear that which, nNeeTnahre a beginning,—Cardinal
of the gent destiny of Israel he seined
in his ministry, he sought to do,
Fear not that thy life shall come to
an end, but rather fear that it shall
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