The Lucknow Sentinel, 1930-06-26, Page 3—
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Sunday School
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Lesson
'Anietkan TradeReyiving Slowly
June 29. Lesson X111—Review, lealah
2: 2-4. .J,Goitien Text—Thou art the
Christ, the San of the living God.
—Matthew 16: '16.
Whet does it 'tetestn,to be a disciple
of Christ? We have been studying the
life Ant! ,ministry of Jesus for six
months. Have we come to a .cleater
uriderstandjag of what is involved in
.beiiig his, disciple? ;You recall how,
„ at the oetset of his frileistry, he called
a little group to Come with him to be-
come fishers of inen, to Werk and to
• fellowship withehini toviaad,the•realia.!
. ing of the kingdom. How haveweSeen
• „their coriception Of diseipleehip change -
o gro*? . .
What are 'the conditions beeelit.Z
...be hie disciple? .Perhaps" We should
askfirst, vvhat does it *man be at
eestlieciple? 4: disciple id .A Lear:lee; one •
,F whe is Under.the instruction and felie
• Ioevehip of a teacher :t lealie.r. •Might
we say that e disciple Is one who is
learning through personal felloweliip
with Jesus What it means to live? Who,
then, may be his disciples? Happily
that opens the way to all. , It is not a
perfect life that is essential in order
to become a disciple. Rather the con-
dition' Would seerei to be a sense of
• aegde a response 'to the attractiveness
• arid challenge of 'Christ, a feeling that
he has what .our lives need n order
for tlicir completion and satisfection,
a herger for life in a, larger way. We
•may' net know all it involves at, the
beginning. Certainly his Oier.iplee.did
Titer if the dieciple is learning What
it means to live in GacTs wayhe must
increas ingly and •everywher . te7cept
the standards 'Of life which este&
taught r.ed embodied in isi'e owe lire.
• . Viet elt`ould take is back to leol, et
some of 'the ztandarde of the Cleristinia
• way as JesuS taught them ia tha gor_
mon on the Ccunt. (Mate. chap' 5
especially) • Then, too, we should re -
gall. he'e the leseen of April 6th oh
• the' Law. of the Crosa, of April 20th
on the.SPirit Forgivenese, of April
,27th and Jure. 1st. on the Prie cipie ef
• Stewardshit , c'f Vey 4th 9n ;the Prine
ciple of Serviee. What are some: of
the life-Standarie for Christian dis-
clpl• e aeaseen-in-elqatte-eleapa51---Gars.
selfishness and ale law of the crose
exist •side by side in the same life',
• When plaee has the sphat fergive-
• ness in the life ef a disciple? In what
sense must the Cjiristiart disciple be
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a steward?
Laketiere—Sir Frederiek
Taylor, .vieepresident of the Bent of
Meht041; • has issued a heartening
statement here upen the Prespects of
a slowbut sure American usieess re-
vival. - •
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In a letter to the London Tittles, Sir
Frederick says. "the. peen,' average
of commodity prices should become
-firmer. When business 'again perCeat-
ily bratedena,vehiela.mey ,not be until
Well into the •fall'or evele later ?ilia
a- high consumption of goods.deperids,
aeon•a high state' of- general • preps-
perity, is hecoming, moee -Clearly le:Al-
lied, Efficient management appears.
to be one of the eh* factors that will
keep business' on the right 'side pf the
ledger throughout thepresent era pf"
sharply. changing dotidatione. • •
!iDespite.e: irregtilatitiege ". there . Are
aliundentaiiroors of 'the stability dade
triaild'in• a anther'et basic. comModis
Hee. Expenditures on seine luxuries
have been curtailed- and there ,. are
many other signs that the foundations
are being laid forbuilding proiperity
geese.' Lower money, rates the world
over, should help to stabliee prices and
even strengthen -them, particularly
those prices that- are :deteettined in in-
ternational markets.
' • The prospect is for continuance of
the .Plentiful Credit supply, and med..
'ergs: interest rates prevailing .atnce.
the beginning of the year.. ,
The nuniber of ,fastgrowing newer
•industries, embracing these -particular-
ly '' in which" electricity 'plays. a Party
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rod ChilrchilPs Skyline Growing
MeTe174r;
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...essWeeieeeeecIalgag,* ,..„.
eoaasesee
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.,, glean. e eye:tore anapen,ced. recettly bY Ottawa,.whieh is to jut HAP liartherrieskyline at• Part CliterCh,il .e, ,..dpe;.1.10:16reigi.0004nsuc:ha„(6,v1.411.1.thWe. :,ttel',11.::ht,,oliereiioToct.tieu:lic.Liii::
• Total capae4a• is to be 2,600,000 bils.heli, bnt' ProviSibn Is '`.acle" Via future 'extetsine • tOe.10,000,000 buShels.. •
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".• . was served; bet" where it was not
Rural,Education,
• In-Cintario
The Hot Lunch and .Supervised Play
This is, not the. time to haye het
lunches in teralescitools; but there Is
no ham' in thinking about •ffie mate
terrthe fact is that eve inove slqwly,
and if we do tot think ahead, very lit-
tle is accompllehe4. in die way elm-
protement. ,
.Hot, peort.ltinehea. it 'suttee's have
mauy advantages in ,the • w*.tOr. In
the first .pla,ee the, "cltild en enjoy'
theta, and the result , is that the
youngsters lieve better • ealth. At
the. peat:fent •timea•tcio,M children,
who •Ceettet go home at hoof], 're-'''.
quently,- have, to eee •fa` el p:
der •quite unpleasant flO 'eas
too the ,of proper eating -la -an. '
'orderly matinee eanntit be eyer
Bailie NicOl Jarvie Whk New York
Now Up For Sale Is Wearing
Duke df Montrose 01111.1 BY ANNAR, ELI,E WORTHINGTON
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Famous Hotel as Well as Ittus.trated D• ret: ,i({king Lesion F144--
Beiv•Loniond"and Lock • nished 14/ith ,Every Paffern •
y ieryed in a properlhannee. The child.
Disease.- .Kilis Man
Years Before Time;
Ptthlic 1,19t1d ,,Wake Op:
:Health Organizations are -.
. •Agree•d
Toronto—Leading healt organize-
timis 8; Canada tire .unariineeus . in
• statiag. that"theusands of Canadian's
ane dying years ahead,of their tirae ef
•diseases which could lie prevented, e
During thjs, pase few Weeltsahree dif-
lereht health orgenila.tions, the Societe
Hygient, Cduncil, the Ontario : Medical
Association, and ..the Ontario Health
Officers •.,held annual meetings 'here:
,And, ali three agree that diphtheria
and typhoid fever ,could swiftly be
stamped . 'out if ' the, geeeral pubhc
were not toe shiftless to take adVant-
•age tif metheels •of preveritioe which• ,
medical . science hag' pm:tided, that
thousands of indiaidealse could prolong
their lives many; year e .1# submitting
, ki.refill thorough .physical exam=
illation Once. a year, In a werele that.
arevention of disease is better than
•eWlien three reputable organiza-
tions, Tepresenting. different phases of,
the work of public health,. are ta com-
plete accord Main. such imporeant mat-
ters as these,"• Mated Dr. -Gordon P.
Jackeoe, 4Thronto Medical; Officer of
Health, "the general public would de
welt to•heedtheir advice.'
• Quebec Soon' toaft.i.ii.:s 19, Rural Health.
Quebec• ventilates to outstrip the
rest of Canada iri her .strikingly mod -
gen treatment of rural health 'prob-
lems. Two new cbtintrY health, units,
—stitall; Nil -time medical departments
of health. sereing rural areas, and re-
placing the old-style, part-time medi-
cal officer of health --are shortly to be
•estahliehed. ,
• Otte will' be in Rimoeski, the other
• C34:36 Frontenac. When they are Operating,
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.Qtiebec will have 19 Health Unite, car -
Enhance youe •el
flattering jacket cgs
It is a season of
Tie one sketched
site prtni, in • comb
shell. ' • '
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Abeifoyle, Seot.—All who have
read Sr 'waiter Scott' S Stirring tea
mance "Rob Roy,". will be interested
in the annotencement ahat the famous
especially in metioe picture, radio and Bellies Nicol Jai ie Hotel at Abers
aeronautical' industries, . are Making foyle Is for sale. e Like the islands of
Marked progress with large posaibile leech. Lomond and Ben Lemand, the
ties for future development."
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Anstralia *Wekomes
•' Insect Imniigranti
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Three huudred •million bugs .,Of , one ,
varietyhave been released in
.saksa recent 'report tit the.
Commenwealth Prickly -rear taard in.
-Brisbane, .Queenelandee-asea part -cif-
that continent's long campaign to extd
itself of., the American .eactas jaant,
locally called the prickly pear, intro,
&iced thre years age, whieh has no
Spread' as a• weed over Vast areas' of'
once -useful land,' „Dr. E. E. free thus
tomments in his 'Week's Scieece (Nev
York): •' . •
IA ..Mexico and the , southwestern
parts. of: ..the '•Untteda State:a, where
these 'cacti's: plants: are :natire,..theY
have many insect 'and other .eneeties.•
The result is that they seldom. s,preed
Outside. tha*purely desert part5. bf the
tut beirtg.- a. 'disciple 'of. 'Christ Ins
•-volvesa. program a life that aims at
• .,the reignof love. The disciple mint
• Share the spirit ,of his Master his
pesaiee for the realizi..gw. the king-
dom uf love and righteeesnese in all
'the life of earth. • 'Can one be a dis-
•.ciple. and„ an idle onloker' in the world's
struggle :towarda better 'day?. See the
lessen • of .May 4th on the. Spirit' of.
....Service arid of •June •22 on the Great'
Commission. The lessOi. of February-
. 23rd shelved the eendieg forthof the
twelve diselples to be messengers and
workers for the kin.gdona's corning.
• What are you as his 'disciples doing -to
.' bring in that kined.ona'r• Can eve be
hisdisciples and not do, Our best,. all
• . that. is within our power tc: ect? „
Of coerse the secret of our disciple-
ship will be in the fellowship we have
-with Christ, and theatearship and ex-
perience �f -God? made' OSIS ible through
; that fellow'ship.
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British Merchants
• Told to .•Advertise
London,—Lord RlddeIl, chairmaa of
the. British Newspaper Prciprietors'
Association, told delegates to the Im-
perial Press Confereace here recently
• that, in his oainion, increase in United
States feeeige trade was due largely
to that, country's advertising. •
HC urged home manufacturing and
merchants to advertise both at home
• and abroad, declaring: "It gives one
peng to look at overeas and colon-
ial, newspapers and se the preponders
' ranee' of Ameriean•adaertising. • I love
Amerlea and hive Ainericans; but I
• • , don't want tosee the world Ameeican-
'zed." • '
hotel helongseto -the, Duke -of Mont-
rose, The hotel, however, s 'net the
original len, the :site of • which lies
about' one mile 'West ,and marked only
by a few eto Ve B.
• Readers ;of "RotileRoy'r Will' remelt,.
ber bow' a 'brawl took 'place among
the soldiers in .Join ,McAlObiee'S.
and how ethe tatkatiVe Maine Nicol
Jare-is, from the-Glatigoye..Saritmarket.
became, ie waved: The; Wrath Of WS'
worthy •Magistrate was • aroused by
the slighting' references • Made to his
trade as al weaver, and, he,seized• a
red -het poker and 'made fo.r •the bare
lege ..)-f the Highla:aderee in the midst
;of this tumults ceme Deugal• Crater
.froM urider the table where ha had
been 'hiding, and brandishing his clay-
more affirmed his intention of "feahe• e
big" for the Bailie.. .•
Nearthe modern Bailie Nicel
Jarvis Hotel is an old Oak tree .11PM'
which hangs.a piece of metal claimed.
• to be the .veritable poker used by the
country, wheke almost no other plant •
incensed Bailte It •may be remark -
Will' .grow, and' where. the land .is vire
ed 'teat thispolcerreceives from, time
tually useless ; Australte, where no to time a ,dab pf red 'paint ,to -increase
cactus ever had lived, theseinsectsits realism, and for many years now
.and other cactus -eaters were lacking. it has been gazed .upon by the nuttier -
Once • introduced there, the.' cactus 'ous tourists ewho find !heir •way to
found nothing to limit • its growth. .tie TroisaChs. •
Man, as usual, is paying the hill for
age scimitific 'men conceived tire idea: •
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the,eareless introduction. Some years . .
Engravings Dated. 1.600
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Wife .0-f- Officer
of R-100 Leaves
L L. Beretta wife Of
Squadron Leadels. 'Booth, commander
cif the It -100, sailed front 116re on the
Otharder Aus'onia for London, it was
learned recently. Mrs. Beoth
• ed not .to await • the coming of the
.R-100 with her .husband on- board 'in
' view, of the present uncertainty sur-
rounding the definite date. of depth-,
tureebf the British dirigible. e •
A magistrate observes that there is
th
nothing at, beats a •good wife. Un-
less its' a bad husband.
of ittroducing Jute Australia insect . ,Depict Eight 'Martyrs
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eneniies a the cactus Plants from Lime, Peru—Artiong engravings of
other limas, "One of ' these was the
cochniefl iesect, which . byes on the
cactus plants' in .Mexico„ and from
which,. the: red. -dye of that :mine - is
le " . • .
mat .
"Pee dreamet of you constant]
ever since I Ink yeu."
"Hard leek. bad 'says I imistsncve
Marry a dreather."
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Cigarette Record
Sofia, Bulgaria.—The 'world's cigar-
ette-sMoking record -144 cigarettes in
hourse-Was claimed recently by
George Tzinota. He broke •the Pre-
vious reeord-421smokes in 24 Inters
--eat the Phoenix Cafe here in the pre-
sence of a committee. Ile drank' Fog- "It's' a gentiine antique.. sir.' ."But deneesmoke. The were no reports
'fee ahd ate choelffitte between pea's. yen are aelang a fearfid, price ter it" of serious damage or easualties but
His physical coralitiou wee prononeced -Wen. site -look hew wages and tit- the fate of a few climbers on the
'the collection belonging to the nation-
al
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archieyea have .been found three;
old engraVings dated about 1600; de -1
Meting thedeaths of • some of the
eight Canadian missionarteselsain ley •
ren received their hot seen, and 'placed
It on a table•on which books, sehooi
1 bags, .and. caps were scattered. In -
specter Waugh. was properly angry' to
see sech carelessness,• and he made
the pupils remove the po4cs, bags,and
daps and sit in a deeent meaner .at
the table. The moeal affect a a' pro-
• perly eotietueted tableawhere the meal •
is started by the _saying ef 'grace, is
'a great help to the school discipline.
The cost of the het lunch need not. ,
be great. Generelly the ehifdren are •
glad to talts,.turns to, proiride. the.
Main article a the hot part ortile
lench=fmtne. milk, tomatees, potatees
—nothing expensive; and nothing to
cause a lot of erouble , ' .
Cooking is done by tlie 'Children, un,
der the supervisionof the teacher, and
this privilege ia'secered as a &Wird
for having their school woek well and
quickly done: A. wiie teacher will not
de much of the werk•herself,' Mit will
use the .opportunity for practical in-
struction, and for ins,piring the child-
ren' -to do their ' best , have- aawele ' '-
melted dish, and a properly eet and
decently copducted table.
• ' Supervised Play
mile by ' wearily; rying on their operations in twenty-
.
tpmea three, countries.• :. • • . .
jackets! Public 'health authorities are ?greed
is •iii .green crepe that the changesbeteg made. in Qua-
ipatioe With egg' bed in this regard virtually' constitute
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a • health rev,olution.' 'The eetire pro-
endians about 1643 near Midland. Ont.; The skirt .shows slenderizing line in vince became old" on the health
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Teo' •ate to be ceportiZed this month.: pointed hip yoke treatment. The jacket emit idea , When the 'original TJnit• in
'The inartYrs appearing on the en-, is in, popular hip length.'
;We take Wier granted that ahildren
should ' be superyised, during. sehOol
hoers. All that maybe •gained bY
such supervision " may he 'teat it there
is no supervision at the lunch, or dur-
ing play tinie. It is during', these..
• periods' that the *school bully spreads
'terror among the timid ones, and the
school sneak does. those things that
upset the morale of the school.-
. There .is no doubt that supervised .
Play .Will mean' a busy time for the,
teacher.' and at times a supervised
noon. hour will be well nigh impass-
.ible.. But a grawing number 'of teaeh-
• ers are ueadertaking. these extra duties
and are lestablishing a ,poiftt of. con-
tact With the. children that gives ex-
cellent results in good conduct, and in
apptidatien to studies. '
• Our childreneed to be taught to
play. They netR to knew' . how to
throw a, ball, cateh. it. slide • to the
bases, be real .ouelleltiere and good
sports. There. is no need' to- train
"reioters." ' We have pienty of them
now; but we do need that all should
When ir A. C. Sidoueld became •
learn to play. .
Commandant of th Military
S4
College at .Kingstaili noticed -that
one baseball team did.all the playing.'
Inquiring the cause, he was aneaVered
in • this • fashlenh
e-aWe. have ad our.
eryeta, and that's . the College team."
Sir A. C. at once told the students
that each, platoon must have its team,
that, they l muse learn the tales of the •
game, and be true sports. He did not
allow any bullying or .cat caeling. The
• Beauce retin•ty demonstrated its abiti-.
gratings are Jean de BrebeufaGabrielt Style No. 3436comes. in sizes :1..4' ty to save scores of lives .during the
Lalement; Le.aac Agues, e''herles. Gar- 16, 18, years; 36, 38 'end 40 inches bust. . first two years- of its operation. 'Now
nier and Antoine Daniel.- .The en -1 Flat .silk ceePe, wool crepe, crepe
all elases in the community are solid-
gravings have -descriptive &Kehler.- marecain and light weight tweed lend
isy' behiad the idea,. The clergy' is
tions in, Dutch, and eome. are signed.' themselves charrninglY to .this model,
e,sPecially acile in eacouraging at.
"Appodiep Enbattn, a Melaer, Loinere%:' It is stunning with the dress made •Prince Eeevard Island Attacking '..
lin." . . . , 'of chiffon nrint 'in hyacinth blue coler-
t. Diphtheria.'
„ nig with the jacketaof flat silk crepe
Canada's tiniest province is far from
Eskimo Dentist •in matching- shade, being Casaultee most backward prol
Leaves Patients.
HOW. 'TO ORDER PATTERNS' 'since insefer as• health management
Ottawa --The only. Eskimo dentist...in
the world is Asada 'Siberian Mike."
who bad attended no eollege, but wive
was eelebrated throughout ;be 'far
nerialt for aniline molar's, died i'eeeh"-
ly .in the lonely region neer. Perry
River Oppoeite King William lend.' or -
cording to. word receieed here. .
1922 the Iltidson's Bay Company sent
a dentist to Ileaschel Island and ?,tike
was employed as a defeat ineebanie.
'When the elentist left for civilization.
the Eskimo had refried op Di
ithier-
ant .practice.
Write your naltne.and address plain- are concerned. An•active. camPaign of result was the, development of some
ly, giving.purnher and size of such atiplitheria immunization is now in pro'good players,and the opportunity for
as vou want.Enclose 90c in
natte
starops or coin .(coin preferred; Wrap
it carefully) for each number, and.
address your order to Wilson Pattern
Serviee, 73 'West Adelaide St., Toronto.
Erupts Violently
Tokio.—Asama yolcano, near Rand-
zawa, e90 miles northwest of Tokio. institution. At the first meeting of,
violently erupted receetly. Previously the Prince Edseard Island Fox -Exhibit -
tee entire mountain was ettveloPed in e're Association recently, sentiment
was Wrongly In. favor of this plan.
The direetbrs' report, Said that the
1.929 show had exceeded all expecte-
Japanese Volcano
,gres.s there. The 'PraTincial'Board-sof alt to play. • , . .
Health is determined to wipethis dis- When the *hockey .season opened, it .
ease outs as at ha e been wiped out by was found • that none of the students
skillful and persistent public health knew enciegh about the game to be
Work 4n Hamilton. ()Mario.. • referee, so a local bey was Dressed in -
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. to. servicp. and his decisions .svere al-
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• Permanent Fox' Show? ways .obeyed without •queslions,
,That is the play spirit that should.
Charlottetown.' P.E.h-1n all prebte
be developed; and it sheuld be de-
bility the .annual fax show in Char-
veloped in as xnanypupils as possible.
lottetown will become a permanent
It th well to remeinber that the poor
players need the discipline and train-
ffig Of the gamesanore than the pupils
*he take naturally to sport. and ro.
are able. to shine this -field of ac-
tivity.—Satimel Farmer, President \Sof
Canadian ,School Trustees' Assn.
them.
met meterials nave gone utel
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