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Prime w Fir Victim is upon the , women, especially the
mothers of the children that the
Many parts of the World seem to hardships of proloeged strikes fall,
ltgre been suffering an epidemic of and the startling; expedient. which
h
m>, mild' type of influenza and Cana- they have adopted roily prisent
dims
been
tdo ddisregardedetc-
bit ntlds respect. The germ is nmet in industrial troubles.
respecter of persona and the Prince
of Wales has been operated upon "By Their ruits- - -e
' for a» infection of the ear arising hike a clean strong breeze from the.
directly from Wiled -ma. His aunt. north comes the message of Dr. Oren -
the, Princess Victoria, Is also still fell of Labrador, who, having just
raetiioutly III with pneumonia° as a completed a tour of some of the
result sof it. world's mission stations, is visiting
,:-- -- - Toronto before returning to his far
northern; mission field, . "Live your.
religion, don't argue about it,"is
the • substance of his message to the
world which is splitting theological
hairs. In the thirty-five years of
his mission work,: he declares,'he has
never asked an assistant what he.
believes. Christ, he pointed out, con-
signed • only . oneclass of men to
eternal punishment, they of whom
he said, "1 wee hungry and ye fed
me not; sick and in prison and ye
visited' .me not."
Mussolini May Want •War
European observers express a fear
that Mussolini may go to war as a
final means of •uniting his now dis-
rupted and disgruntled party. An
ominous' silence has - been maintained
regarding. the seventh annual cele-
bration of the establishment • of Faa-
elem, and telegraphic, communication.
with the outside world was cut off
at Mussolini's cotniiiand.' - It. is fear.
FAMOUS ltisTOfIAN DIES ed that.the dictator see in war
t who devoted a means; whieh can be used to close
Miss: Janes f'arnoehs m, the ranks: of the Italian people
her: life to the collection
of Cana -p pie and'
than historical data and relics, who serve° him' as ,a bridge to cross a
year. daily: at his feet. .,
THE • GODFRICII STAR
Fuesians from all county eir of the
world—except itussia—gathered at
Paris es delegates to the first Rue.
scan Emigre Congress now in ties-
eion, four hundred in all, represent-
ing three million exiles from their
native land. Nearly alt the dele-
r Rates at one time graced the court
of the murdered Czar Nicholas. The
Congress was organized from more
than thirty anti-soviet societies and
is intended to organize a world cam-
,paign against the government of
. Russia.
i r pnaaed alrny in int -Vat ye chasm which threatens to 'widen
'file Women Take a Iland Cwasdlain Castle's Fates,,, : .
'British women .'have decided .1-o .
strike .against strikes. On "April fit Casa Loma, Col. Henry Pellatt's
twenty thousand, women from all "castle" in Tor into, which for many
parts of this 'kingdom will parade years has be** the' gubjeet _af, ca.
London under the ;auspices of the iosity and debate, is eventually to..
Woolen's 'Guild of Etiipirc, as a pro-# converted into a palatial apartment
tea .against strikes and revolution- hotel. Casa Coelia was said to be
the
largest
private residence
in
ary Agitation in industry'. The wo-
lam " have been organizing the dis- Ane "ca and was once furshed
'play for months past and the object with almost priceless antiques and
' of : the demonstration ,is to, call uponivorks of;, art.
labor and capital to unite and ad.. ,t
;just their differences. After .all it Russian "Emigres" Tei -Act
16.0.11.11.4.1.00.401
A Great Canadian Passes
Canada truly mourns the loss of
a good citizen in the passing of Miss
Janet Carnochan, curator of the Nia-
gara Museum, at Niagara -on -the -
Lake, in her eighty-seventh year.
All her life has been devoted with a
singleness of purpose that should
inspire her fellow citizens, to re-
search into Canadian history, eape.
dally that which was enacted in the.
Niagara peninscla. She was the
founder of the Nilgara Historical
Society- and its ';resident for. thirty
years, and she was Instrumentalin
*miring for her museums hundreds
of relies, many of which cannot be
duplicated and will be of increasing
importance tothe study of. Ca Vidian
history.
Needs Advertising
Communism is not making much:
has decided, and neede the Third the s stimulus
of violence to lend it ,publicity. Con-
sequently Moscow has ordered a re.
tiewal of violent methodh through-
out _ the world.
Solomons Renew Their Glory
A cold Easter postponed the dis-
play of both feminine and masculine
finery to an extensive degree. The.
men - folks , who had the courage - to
do so, startled some fashion parades
with a new disiilay of color and de-
sign in their clothes and Hamilton
is stili talking about .the young dan-
dy who appeared in a smoke -colored
suit with a flowered vest and letnon
colored gloves. - Grey and. blue were
the . fie/arite corers for women's
wear, in the Fifth Avenue parade,
Wand New 'Yorkers confirmed 'their
love of small hats • at the same time.
A .Tragedy of- Revolution '
A Russian refugee who. is bring-
ing suit for . u,; thousand dollars
against ; a New York antique dealer,
was oncethe Owner of •many ,nil•
Tions, and after the war. fed 05,000
starving . Ceeeho-Slovakians, for
which .the government .atPrague has
never paid hien. A tale of appalling
hardship, was :told by this man who,
with his family, has been -an exile
and it -wanderer its a result .of - Soviet
persecution. New York bankers
have confirmed his •claims to prev-
ious wealth.
Trouble to Labor Ranks
There niay be disruption lie the
h n oreParty
'ranks of the Ontario L b y
as a result of the cofitrol which has
been seetured of" its administration.
by the Communist: group. The rail -
be way. unions. are debating withdraw-
al from -the<• organizati'on as a pro-
test against the condition of :affairs,
United -Control of'. is ries
. Miiu t
'. Premier •1Iac1enzie • King is' plac-
ing the Department of 'Health with
the' Department of 'I.itbiir, Wider the
direction of the new minister, Hon.
',e,
()Jebel
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Baa
wig
Assoc:/flrl,
"$25.30 Flutter in od Lake.
Units Werth $t4, 000.0e In
Few 11'iinnths'�` Nartheraz Minst,Cot,a:lt
That's what was realized' by the original
investors in the '!Howey" syndicate. -
The property controlled by , the Chukuni
Red. Lake Mining Association is just two
miles east of the "'limey" elaini and thought
to be on the same "breafc",-'
1 PUBLIC OFFERING
(Limited to .500 Units) •
U is 410.00 each
-- •� POSITIVELY NO PERSONAL LIABILITY
Look a
tine lap-'►
]see the location of the Chukuni Claims••- ttlote►�olt
Right in the heart of the Red Lake District.
3Au Thal—
sag Devi *2ent Co *ng.
To make money like the "Howey" investors you must
"get in on the Orou d Floor". Units In the Chukuni Asao'•
c iso should advance rapidly once development starts.
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The preseat aeries et Orakxnl Red Lake Unite is to *scuts
aw,sa wgaM! p alias the elletment of 51110 omits is abeerbed no
kaaarvatians rr1ll be wok In tilt cedar is whisk their aro
readied. �y is Lisifto1-�.Wit* or 'shorts
Ivor +crier y at our itepoase.
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J. 'r Elliott. He -bar give +sur-. cietelopment and .he eorespartire
nnce that the work of neither de- acleeseeueuti vo'i'd not have best. pos• partment would be curbed by this sible. thee, however. tu!ght suggeat•arrangement, but that the work of that the amine--self-trade men tireHails'
the Department of Labor would be tither in power or actuality, geniuseit • ,
t•re;ilea his owls circumlttance y
extended.
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THURSDAY, APRIL ash, ik2S
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whleh will 'cud hint to his expression.
t This is title. but we must nut°forget
Good Times Coining t . -
that 4 genius -born wilt not give ex
The long talked of era of pros- prctslon to hie 'powers in the desert
perity seems to bee approaching and of Meta or the Polar regions. Alan
indications of a renewed interact in is by nature a social being. and it is
s --
Canadian industry and natural re- asaert that Ile takes from sett con- i
sources .by investing capital is one, tributes to the welfare of the Cour-1
of the good signs to be noted. The munitf in Ito social intercourse, nor i
British public, little given to im- Is the case of a genius an exeeptiom,. ,
pulses, has been indicating ; heal- It Is still a (bitted question whether
thy interest in Canadian affairs and "man makes the times or the times
British papers are devoting a lot of make man." Whether, in other words,
space to Canadian news, Within "great men snake their age or their
the next ,few weeks at least thirty age makes them." My. opinion Is that
highly '°laced representatives of Bei. the Induenee is mutual. I am Inclined,
tish firms will land. in Canada on to think that Napoleon's genius could
private visite of investigation. They not Aare eepreseerl itak'if outside the
represent a part of the growing conditions
tao the encs Europe
s they
een•
army of British travellers who are ,they and the d oof the of the eighteenth. ceu'
penetrating all corners of the Ere.teeum i.disson"s inventions would
pine in the search for trade oppor- not bare been possible If that Amer-
tunities, !can gelling had lived fifty yeara
�^--' sooner. But on the other hand the
Thanks to Wembley late war d1(I not give a genius as
Without a doubt we are now be- Napoleon,:though 'tbe times were as
ginning to reap some of the results favorable as a hundreds years ago for
of Wembley. advertising. The cam-
paign to ""Bev British Goods" is also
making itself felt, and several Bri-
tish cities have been etreseing Can-
adian products. London is about to
launch a similar campaign.
Comedians More Cheerful , .
This interest abroad in Canadian
products is also reflected in a better
general tone of optimism within, the
borders of Canada. There are sure
indications that, having Iearned well
the. lesson of the past few years,
t aur choice of all the latest shades and shapes in
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OUR TAILORING DEPARTMENT IS BUSY. -
CHAS. BLACK
the . expression of a Napoleon, . a
Caesar. an Alexandre the Great. 'The Men's and. Boys'Store Worth While"
Tho TThe self- Meaning of the
1l'ltrrase.-- Che self-made man, as cont-'
tnonly understood, bas.no school train- ' Phone 219
Ing. Ile is ids own teacher. But 9 -
here we may ask 'to what extent is• a ,
self-made man self-taught? What is .
the purpose of s^hool edueation? These
quertions will find the direct or In-
direet answer in the following con-
clusive part of the paper. If we were
to understand the Meaning of "self-
made" In an absolute sense, we would
find that to a vera few men in the his -
Canada, is about to- set out 'briskly -,tory et mankind it could be applied.
along a road of national prosperity. there a man, no matter haw high
LYnchi Records .54/indebted he ranks in the History of they develop-
Luent of the human mind and its activ-
the
Se*Cy
venteezilted' n States personsrant were
yealyncheds',alt 'to in lues, a iia liar ditsevelfullopedest leisextent'' own.1T)
pTeher•^
of sonaiity .,
them negroes, the Federal •Council arswer .to this question .is No;,
of . Churches reported recently. Th ..or ' nt least we should reels- that we
lynchings took place in ten differ- •tto .not know, 1f we ars tot jhdge
on the ' real or supposed, evidenee
at hand, we must say that only
Goll in Iienveu: and Christ on earth
are the .only self-made ones. ..'With
reference to men, ms opinion is that
only great minds of.the world, in
the various forms of Barran activity,
whether iute11e't.unl or praetleal; swell
as Socrates, Plato. Aristotle, Pante,
Shakespeare; Galileo, Marconi; Edison,
I�hteoln,• etc„ • were self -mai e- filen.
ent states. The white lynchers, have
more than sustained their reputa-
tion, having increased their record
by ono over the previous year. of.
ticers of the Ian had suedceded, in
thirty-nine other cases, 'in prevent-
ing consumnmation of the tentless at.
tacks upon victims •of mob violence.
The state -of. 'Texas '- was free of
lynching :its, 1926 for the .first time
since records were 'established in
1882. Massachusetts, Rhode Island,
Ne j Hampshire and, Vermont,the
report • says, are the . only states. of
the union in which no lynchings have
ever been recorded.'
What, then, • of the other men ofiert,
letters, selene, polities, finance,:hnd,
.1u general, 'ef any other,man who rias
exeelied In- the.praetice of nny.iiseful
activity in the Inman cpinntunity ?
.M auswe • •i. h
1 Yt a every a t o r y man, no wat-
what Are the etnimandments " • tel what kis path in, life, is entitled
Professor Pitkin.' of the Faculty of: ,t4 be ealrcd,,selfnildde.only if? and
Journalism in' Colutnbia Viniveraity, uslnue'il'•us he. ,lies contributed
leis lin-
has berm ;condueting•an investigation .dtviduality .and eoted hhe, own
into the general knowledge. of,thepersoualit�. In his work hr the, coni.
public ,;cocerning The' Ten Com: 'mnnity. Aren like stars—to borrow
rnandments, and as a result he de? 'br elassiii 1 ns of fill;qt
•a t x re s on t roin asttoitoui3-•-may
411.
learned from books w.thout having,
so to speak, made it blood of his
brood, be is not much more than. a
parrot, A doctor might know all_ th!,
looks- written - on ,.medicine and' yet
never he able to cure a ease .
,.In his 'awn sphere anyone 'may be a
self-made man. Anyone froth the
street sweeper to the statesman, from
the kindergarten teacher to• the Pui-
veroity professor. from the .most
humble • to•,.the highest thinker—is
given the chance .of being' self.made;
That a man .be self -male does not
imply that lie did •not •go- through a
currleulutit of a system, of education
fel/owed..fir' the schools of his own
eountry ; it rather implies that be
his, • frons the inner self, reacted,
worked and built upon the •education
coming from 'without, whether Im-
parted tby' proftssloual'• teaghers or
received directly - thi"ougli' • ;?Woks,
through nature or through the ex-
perience of IIfe •among his -fellowmen
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DON'T MISS THIS ^
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You're behind the titfleri yoir-don t --
know that Cod Liver Extractis one of
the greatest flesh producers in the,
clares that the ,younger generation ,.•fcx,nu, eu,ru wo>Id:
have beaten the older a erat ,utd• Pourtli ; maguituff , caul. dne 'be-
R tl .. len . , . o ' t g fo t to fir e" : Because it outline; more •vitalizing'
longing 1, first rf'oui•tli .elass'ac-
a knowledge of the .laws of Moi{ s: cordiuf; to;tbe personality that he bag vitamines than any food you can•get,
In several hundred tests 'the bn�y ih'velopcd ant a<pressed. ".t Iaa:ser 'You'll .be glad to know that Me-
sELFAADE IF EVER MA1)E niele. If Giotto, the great Italian
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3`' tl laws Of all tis t A
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the coutplete `tell comnmandments• was :ti ;es of the '' earth, and, yet ,.'would in sugar coated:form now, so if you
,•fa man who once won a live dollar net hesitate to call him a tai of the really want to put 10 or 20 pounds of
prize in a competition for reciting fourth-magultude if tnedidalot crente solid, healthy flesh on your bones and.
them in Sunday .
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y se h 1. .The• aver: ulcer his knowledge, ' while I could feel well :and strong and have a comp
age person .recollects not mare than e411 the w shoemaker ho'makes artistic lexton that people will admire --ask
a. _. _e.. _e. them. - - .been p p
,y druggist fora box of McCoy's
od -Liver Extract Tablets. •
Only 60 cents for 60 tablets .find. if -
Miele before a ster of the first magna-
. patter. had not expressed :his own in you don't gain five pounds in 30 days
your druggist is authorized to hand
you back . the money you paid for
It isn't anything unusual` for a per-
son to gain 10 pounds in 30 days, and
for old people with feebleness over
taking themthey work wonders: -
The Development of Personality and dhiduality in big paintings; his art
The Expression of His' Ps'ersoaal: trouid have ,been Only . a reprodaetion
'sty Constitutes Man's Right. to Be of the net of ''C.itnabuo his, great
Called SeIE•111ads: master; If a nmteister detii ers a, ser-
° .• pion° .wltieli • he :himself has not .com-
• The • folleWini; clever paper. was 1}-9144* his eongregatiom might :listen
read before the Men's Sunday dub' to .tt'.'iilioiiograpli as well. • If a teacher
•reasons 1
re Peals what he has
of • North street United church, on 11"1" .
.Sunday 'morning,. March 28th, by Dr. r ,
S. Messina: - •- s •-
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Sar.` President' and members of :the'
Club, ---I ale . not ]:now. whose phrase
the .subject of my paper: Is and hi
what relation to the test it was; ei.sed.'•
Tines. I dto.not know the speeial wane
lag tliat'waigiven to It. -I will, bow•:
ever, try to expinln its meaning' as I .
understand it,' leaving to you to correct
It If my interpretation is wrong, to.,
complete 1t.If It is ranting, to develop
.It -if given 411117 scanty lines... • -
Aleatting of : tite Phrase. If we will •
look closely at the meaning of each
wort' Si''; find 'that "self" .means one's
individetalit;+ ; the worth "made:" in
strele phrase, • as this, mann. "com-
idete: • " 11nIsited." or, mere exactly,
"fill',, developed. " If we were tog
• elntuge •tete phrase into at sentence it • .•
would hc' lake the following: ":t. man
iP he, is ever made Is self-made," ;Cow,
again, I found in the Oxford diction-
ary that for a • self mile man we aro
to understand a.mnan whose sue'ress is
assured. Thus the sentence may be ,
lfiirniihrnsetl as the following: If there
Is a man whose sueeess is aseured. he
s'ertnlnly Is a man whose- individuality
• le fully deveiopcd, -, Moreover, the
- usage emphasizing the reflexive meant
"htfi
of- the' Wein""s*•tf. "the preeteling •'
seu4ener mai be substituted with the '
followings "If there • is ..a man whose
sureess Is assured, he Is n man who
has fully` developw d his .own' indi•
vlduality by himself."
common tsr Of the Phrase.-.-Fre•
- trteently re sitar the reference to smelt
ttteai as Minto, Lintoht, Edison, t'ar-
na•gle and n bundrett others tis self-
, made neem. We admire them and
joint them out a': models of will power
• direv'ting towards the goal of aumcss,
thous% Foetal, c rieunstances might
bare been rather agalnet ahem then in
(heir favor. I ray "rather" l,ecao t'
. if the soviet atiamrpbere had offered no '
chane,• whatever of 'wiping the in.
divided to look ahead of tinniest!' and
develop lib. own personality in Record-
lints*'With thn alae to attain. melt it
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