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New York Representative-Internation-

Imr nrrmrrrrmwr surrmril

View President- ll. A. llnohlnnen, II. t!

Puvvrrn, Inn, menvv-—l1. J Power

The the story told flu picture and vo

;_ g, gnu“; for the Loys and girls of past gen- -°- 01140.15 who were ms-re famdliar Amunlhth Editor. 0. l. Corrie.‘ with n mm are me boys and fir“ Jack was a farmflr who

IoI today.

l lnerlnttetown:

Maritime Stlflonere, Grafton St. Curler at Cm. Queen street.

A. Brown, Stump Vendor

Railway Boolntlll

Mn. L, Dmlcette. 20 Spring Park lid-

The GUARDIAN mu be obtained

I’. 1‘. Murphy. Prim-e HL. Grocery J. l’ llulir Queen Si.

\\. Wright. Kent street Went .~te| an Dally, ltlrlrmoml ht.

Ii. ’ olnll

"om m. "Hum" "m" h built a-‘rouse for himself-and stored [it vitilr th-rngs ‘necessary as other ‘Each picture showed some article like "he house

farmers have done.

House that Jack Built we

ran crrannorrrnrowu GUARDIAN Notes By The Way‘

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of

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flours

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"MAY 14, 1925

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White, 125 Elm Ave.

.1. l). Taylor, Grafton 5!. ‘ Fred liuudel. rreul George 5!. Iellonnld Dru] l'o., Weter htreet, Mrmn nidr.

Today and try it in the

and '85 contents or some person or animal which figured ‘In the story. The narrzrtlve began tin this rash-

rangc. You will come for a winter supply litter. A

1A. Pickard 8: C0.

Phone 240

THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1925 '

WOUL D-BE BARON ETS

t.” ruuaucc of C‘):

J. M. Barrie, the famous Scottish i‘ l me Univ“ ‘veek, which

m‘ ..n Saturday. rru>t delightful stories, the escap- L

novelist, ‘weaves into one of

til s of n barbcr who developer] a holidays excepvui

umsuruing desire to pose ‘as a "gen-

tlcnran." Hc ‘lrad watched and en-

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ca r s g varrtg and winning the admiration AIL the present ratio of , - _ l‘; of all, rich and poor by h-‘a nnrmr- I Seeds I

Ask for them, Plant them. Watch them Grow.

man ‘Llrv aristocrat wiho with lavish ‘iI ink of vacation and a seriou

I

‘nt affluence and his capfvnting bchrc Juno 18 or 20. I

.-._ IIIILXIIIILI‘, Ho cultivrvted ‘the captiv-I l rliug ‘manner and the easy grace,

1111919 I.ho total number of

Muched and studied [he (wings o; tied States uutoruobihs

Hrffllcir-utly verrr d in the ways of 237

bweét was, yes, what 601

7 “u such sections of sorie-ty as b91924 "hem '“" '1‘? 139931219- 01.» please.

D carfdll/n ‘Pia: (gear-lily 2:: us long as his money lasted. thonlhe "“1"'-11‘g1"‘111@1‘ 1111111 101' 111111 Wat‘ ant‘. H, ' Lat,” \-‘. went back ‘to his barber shop. ‘-‘*"‘

y‘ . working five days a week hm could The rombmasl

The ‘process may bell“; tutti indefinitely, Sundays and

Tic touch of sununer wtabher

hand threw extravagant tips at ser- t: mpt is bong made to speed up.

r Yam Incl

ion: Onc of the embarrassing condi This is .1113 House ma; Jack tlons sometimes encountered is bu“. shock. ‘there has been n severe ac cideut ,and the injured one, al-

Ths -is the Malt that lay in the M, ‘bu, is no 13w »pl~o<h,ilyn'iug a House that lay in the House that

“up Week be_'.l.rck burilzt. This Ils the Rat that ‘ate the Malt lay ‘in the House that Jack

i ends ,1. m

ti‘. Mdll tllbl

s at-

Huuse th- Tlrs ‘is Un-

1n,

This is Ihe Cat that killed the Ila‘. thug ate the Malt that lay in House that Jack built. Tlfls ls the Dog that worried the \icd ill)" easy grace of the moneyed Ins ruutie legislators at Ottawa U“ that kuncd "he n“ tgllujgetlllz:

t Lty rin the

{Jack halt. _

This is the Cow with crumpled ppogpegg horn, that tossed the Dog that wor- I trc Is no hope of the House rising L.‘ d "he W“ that kmed ‘me Rat ‘_,t{‘rat ate the Niall, ‘that lay in ‘rho

at Jack built. the Maiden,

rqwe

all forlorn phat milked the Cow with crumpled entering lznin that tossed the Dog phat wor- Ixo titled and uh“: arEstocrzvticWhtvu 04111111111 1° 117111‘ 11119 150111111)’ Wflslm“ m“ Cm m“ klnfid the Ra‘: : in 1900 thrre were 996318 ma‘ m“ m” Mn“ "m: My n“ "he , U, ‘ _ ,II use than Jnck built.

Irc high and ‘ruiighty ‘he ‘plunged ‘ln- "1 193" 111110 “'01P 1935-009 111111 111'

Th:- l _ _ _ | The pictured story goes on and .‘.on‘.~'irIQr‘I:tl safe, and player! the roll‘ 11111111111 11"” 1925 11 ‘15 13111901711111- ‘W111 »nhnfluumg new chavmclers andl dents in farm l-Ife until “"9 have‘ at the ‘end the Cock t-‘ra; c

Onion Sets, Shallots, Potato Onions, in perfect condition. rl-Iant now.)

Cabbage Seed, Onion Seed. carrot, Parsnip, Letll-IGC» . Radish. Tomato. Cucumber, ', Squash and many other var- ieties of Garden Vegetable "Seeds.

Plant Beans Corn later.

and Sweet

Clover and Timothy 5N5‘ wheat, Oats. Field Peas. ‘.’c‘t:h‘s B-‘IFVY Cm"- Buck »_ wheat Ask for nwm on the other side of the store P1511"-

Cartcrs Seeds and Seed Grain are tested for Purity and Germination before being Qitcrcd for sale. Buy them. Try them.

(‘Aurora & 00., Limited.

(‘hrrr-zrt-it-l‘ lit-ailing

2 2

.01 n frank uud swr-ut rlt-rrotc great originality sinuillrv; ability; tlrcso cycs are

gluucc. it uscd cntirt-ly for self Rain.

tcnsc tin,- owner as a rule.

‘r For the Next Three Days

WE WILL GIVE AWAY A TOY BALOON WITH EVERY

25c

PURCHASE

. y , BRING ALONG - THE KIDDIES AND QEE OUR

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GREEN EYES-Ar wide orb-u and PXIIYUSSIOII

and cou- thnsc born with ttupzrblt: of 8111111 achievements. But, if the HD9151‘ 1111 drnops and they have a side-long an sign of cleverness

‘The darlu-r the eyc, the more ,in-

was deemed ‘vxpedient ‘he worked .w0 or three weeks.

xhul.‘ bag":

~ day or two. £1 the world fi/hcre are they are not z-rl-l barbers. ire many who makle

inf-s eralble in an

‘I ‘LyNKceping-up wit-h |t‘h'e Joneses" and has impoverisrluotl ‘multitudes and sent many oo prison. I1 has Irccn sa-"d. and proba-bly ‘truly, that half tho civrllllzcd world ‘is living bu yond ‘its rueans for ‘the poor and flimsy satisfaction of appearing to I be rich whlile tI1I"y are ‘In reality I poor.

The craze for wealth is an ont- “111111111112 iiuature of the present day, ‘Int-lug conspicuously from tho flush (lays of tho war when. for al year or two. money ‘fIoMr-tl like watt-r and everyone W35 rkjlp T)"; flush days have passed ‘butt uhe runrnory of ‘chem has not and fllrfHlIy are still living on the ‘heights to which they had climbed ‘in those hal. "yon days and from ‘which they are reluctant ‘to descend,

An epidemic of financial manner... 8 “Weilllllx ‘the world. It is mot cotrflntod to governments ‘but has

l i

mal lord or duke or ‘haronet Whomlhaw’ see

the point, he starved and spent a| teeee-eeeooreeqeee-QQQ-OQO‘grrrisrralrlt! existence for wrr-ks lnl A

order to pose as a "gentleman" forl

Iizrrrlefs ‘barnnet was not alone ‘In otrhors und Th“‘re trheir lives endeavour to se-I cure ‘the means -by which they can pose for a day or ‘on a special oc- casion, as weal-thy mIombe-rs of soc-

has Ire-en a disease of all the ag"s

h Fm .

raring most rlcvcloptvl and cultivated will en- tossed ‘the Dog that uriggardly. In this way he could belsure no“! roads ‘in any commmmy l mm’ a dnkw, m, a baronet for a and good roadsarr the community's ‘reek at a ‘time and Ihe wentt "the cormimte or pmgmss‘

Quite frequently ‘be .\'zrs tabligetl to make a sudden ‘vxit

The sale, purchas:

y‘ s-terdays Guardian

Ill ‘wars personaving and, once. turedwh“ is um fellow to do WM here‘ lhzrppcnrtl on the cve of his bccorrvltofore purchased his catch "m" Y‘ ug engaged to a ba‘ronet's dau-ghterlum lunrcow“ ‘My WM‘ "be “PM” l ‘who, \\""h her father beliWved ‘him W‘! and panned “Mm o“ m3 his ,3 M mp hflmnet “whom ‘he claimed own’! This should be settled before In be. Irv-tween times- nnd this is the real nlshmg “as” begins-

had i-t not been For the Amendmentthe Progressives might

Not much!

i‘:

srri-t the government.

ed by the rear of rholy water enter

lltaincd‘ Iby a certain

tics.

___._.

Great concern is being p.11 over

Ihe posdio-n of lrrzlrky in Nova Scobia. Mr. Mc- (‘.|rrrIy‘-s ‘recent Spggch lbgfgfvg mp (Iarradian Club

h‘ hintctl at free t-rrrtle sentiment ls takvrr as a h‘iut to the Dnnrlnxion Conservative leader that he resents Mr. Rhodes having beon selected in Nova Scotia to replace him ‘in 1th“ Leadership. The fact chart Mr. Hall. K. C.. has ‘also ‘tendered his resigna- tion -us promIni-ent leader is accept- -' d as donflrmaton of the suspicions of revolit. Some ISITOITK hand is nceIdcd ‘to straighten our the trouble ‘In the Conservative Party in Nova Sootla.

‘In Toronto In which

ru.. BrItlls-h smart-J Sue-cl Corpor-

cr while directing WHOM w be a ugentlmnau" Over the opcranious on t.l1_ roads ‘In rhls dis-

to Ithe Game

The Toronto Globe ‘inltinratcs that Draybon

Irmve voted against thc government. What The Progressives and many Liberals voted ‘against was ‘the rzeneral election which hndl been threatened Iif they did not vow? T-he fear ,0? 17118 ‘Pmgresslvcs and Llborals 01' ‘a general election is only lparntllel-

individual whose name i; ‘would ‘be u-mseemly W, mention ‘In connection with poll-

the (lonsorvutive

In the morn that waked

lack ‘built.

"DUI-T that Jack ‘bu-‘ilt.

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Doubtless the story was writte for a purpose. We cannot belicv

The oldest parallel _wc have bee

tied narrarive and from wlhich trh House that Jack Built was cvidcu

story of The Two Zlzzims, the lattv t a farthing each. has a religious cast and runs‘ a follows:

This ls Yahvrh who oonqueral

Death whllch killrd Butt-her who slew Qx w-hich drank Water whilch quenched f Fire which ‘burned Stick which beat . Dog which ‘worried Oat which lcllletl

.1

7-1’

8 for two Zuzirns.

wIII be interested In these antiqua rian ligands as such.

lesson for our own limos. For irrr .11 ‘ancv Ill, was a House to liv-w Iin

occup-‘cvl Ihy n family ns every good Ire-use ought to be. it was not, a rrr-ro bungalow such m; (lclfacog thr- lunrlscarp‘? at Errrerulrl, lurillr l‘n the absence of-‘iibe ‘people for whom i1 was erected and ‘a-t their cost, but ‘~10 Htllo to Ilhelr sulllsfaction that tlrcv rcfur-rd to ltive In It.

There were enough vacant ‘houses about the countryside before 1111116 tPlwlrkh. and many of lthcnr good enough for comfortatble homes Why Ibuild more wltth money ob tM-nlfd by question-able means, to remain untenunted? There is some

artion a

‘seized individuals and communities, ‘has seized rich and poonprimcg and: ppcas-ant. ‘millionaire and pflupgrr and ,1" 111B consequent smoke sorelm thre one is ‘not dtstingtrlisha-ble 1mm the ‘other-until the hills fall duo,

lane. each determined not co yield‘ or even to com-promise. poratlon prefers to go out of ‘busi- W11 ‘ n9“ Md the, mine" pram awry} of the house. no ‘hired ‘help. no milk

we ‘United ‘Miners. the two parties utualliy ‘responsible ‘for

the ruinous strike in‘ Cape Brrtnn,

The 00r-

EnPfll/flsanoe wftfl its many ram. lflcatlone ‘is the curse of 0hr: liggn-nel

I578 willing w he Iilloculated ma! ‘this serum. Title-MISS and the prud-l futi- tibe successes in every n"... 0.1., human activity have avoided emmJ "B51109. only M19 ‘lltlllllfrlpirpg qndl flhe superficial have yielded to n, l

EDITORIAL NOTES a

if you want mil-rm to whit m! out a: mdmnm. up m... reed-If meter new may we. no 1.9m- ' Morena egg-tenet aw

1

loss ‘to Canada.

government was going to get ‘the ma

aid, he of ed»!

tlon, rather Itlhan yield. This marytmald‘ no wamh “o! to welmme ‘he ‘be human oussidness or ‘It may be

in any

_caee -It Iis a ding-race and a serious n rd n Id b

» poo ry ye a ou e. no cow n” NM“ awm‘ wwmfting the milk ‘maid. no crowing rooster to salute the dawn and boast to his feathered hemm the-t Rm vending and the govcmmgm won he will cause the sun to rise. w" ‘MM o.’ unending “n” oumlNo lovers Ito db their courting miner or corporation. Wouldn't thiclmem’ no ‘mmon mg w “M

be a 800d time for Mr. Mackenzie‘ Kins to take a trend ‘in n. He ‘ie

liver sewed bu; there :B on elec-l

Qme hoe-liters at least. to;

et loathing- labour Tvz-ltwiflinid

‘ m:

lsicod for yeans but never had an

IZYIlOW, bleaching "In the

house to eoIam-nlee a marriage. no ‘home, no sense of comfort, ‘no life.

flung sad about a vacant ‘house es- pecially ‘about one ‘phat has occur-pant. Think of that lone -bu‘n~ sunshine

‘the rulin without any shgn o! 1M9 ‘h-ln or round about ‘It. No man

and

owner on his return. no purring ialbhv, alert for mica and‘ rate.

.___. Outside, and where the stock and

he Parsonl all shuveu and shorn, ‘tha married drinks’ are also helpful‘ ‘H’ k emL when a more elaborate lrict, lg not wholly risrpqnslihle; the the Man all {alter d arrd

torn uu-to m excursion ‘intro t-he coveted realm conlmumty m“! owopemm Wm‘ m") M

aiden all forlorn. that milked h

. _ . - um Cow with crumpled horn rthat many vases- A healthy community sp..r‘rt ‘worried the! Shock is serious, so don't forgt Czrt thwt killed the m‘: t-h-at at? the '° “w” ‘he pauem“ head‘ um‘

Malt that lay In the House that

{otherwise c‘! a ‘paralble that has sur-l vivetl so many Enlgilsh generations.‘

able to find cf this fir-r of versi-

ly derved. is the ancient Hebrew

being coins of the value o.‘ about

Krld wb"-c'h my Father bought

Only a certain clau of readers

Others may soc in the House that Jack ‘bull-t a

that Jaok construclcd and It was

SHOCK

exhibits a pale

the breathing anrfthe pulse weak and rapid first. 'I'lrcrc is weakness.

Soructinres the shock results

al functions, but there is complete sometimes death follows.

color r-umr-s hack to tho fact‘. As to treatment: 'l‘hc. first thing you wcrc taug

that is still

to the abdomen, spine, nnd fret. Ilot waiter bags

d heat. Hot tea or coffee, or other ho

lliassaging the abdomen to send

e biod to other parts of the bod as likewise been

apply heart as above. ‘Someone has defined shock as

It Ts a story of Eng- progressive {all of blood pressure ru.-h farm ms “mm, ha§ m d.) with Que to a paralysis of the muscles Ilh.‘ fzrrrustca‘d, the stock and pool-u“ the Small arteries". The blond and export of try yarrl, and all connected with ‘rom a hospitable and palatial home Fpccklcd ‘mm is prohibhed by a Ind Uonwrlnlg around ‘the Farm when he ‘heard of ‘the coming of thqfrecent ‘Lnlendmenl

away from the chest.

brain. skin an

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sings of this life. I THE FLOWER

the prayers, Came in, and angels bore them u the stairs. Unto the place where he

that palace bright, Tire wesence chamber, might h ' duly llghlt;

ions bloom,

TOOm.

Then did I see bow the grcat sort ar chose

One flower that seemed

lredseling ruse,

.And from the tangled press Of that irregular loveliness,

him say, W8)’. hlm :—-

cherublm

The chiefest." "Knnw'st thou not.‘

he said, and smiled.

“This in t

child.’ —Thomna Edward Brown

HIFF OHlE-F FORCES MOORS ‘ TO SEND HIM RECRUITS

wing of the ‘French lines In Moroc- co, now has successfully reinforced and revictualied all posts on the northern frontier. - Abd el Krim, fiery leader of the ‘Riffnns who attacked the French line of block ousea along a I20- rnlle frdngjha summoned recruits ‘mm all Moorish tun»... 1.. the Spanish zone. He threatens to take hostages 1mm tribes that do ot send fighting men to his stands d.

in contrasts table House that Jack but]; with ‘thug lone, lifeless bun- gUIOW. Jack Ilrruilvt a/ house and home. Two Governments made up of ‘the elllrlioeediy ‘wine men of the creel. Dominion‘ and our own fair Province were reepormible for the bungalow. We-eomlethfiee wonder

though uot completely unconscious staring counter! auce, wi-th the perspiration stand- ing out on the face and forehead. is vcry shallow.

extreme ruuscular

only u alight depression 0i’ the vl~t in severe shock collapse, and

Ordinarily the patient comes gra dually back to normal, strength rc- turus, the heart becomes stronger", that breathing is deepcr, and the

was to have the head a little low er than the rest of the body, and your best treatment. ln fact the actual raising of the legs and body so as t0 cause the blood to gravitate toward thc Ireud is now the usual hospital rnulhod.

The patient is then given com- plete rest lu bed, und heat applied

or hot briuks. well protected, furnish u safe und effective method of applying the

strccessful in

lgoes into the large veins about the organs of the abdomen, anti thus

LET US GIVE 'l‘rHANKS.——Blcs-

I was in Heaven one day when all

‘Who was ordained such ministryJdopo Should sort them out, so that In

For they were like flowers 0f vnr-

And a divlnest fragrance illlcd tho

to me a

Set It apart—and—"l‘hls," I heard "ls for the Master,“ so upon lllH He would have passed; then I to

"Whence is this rose? O thou of

he first prayer of a little

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Moral Training‘ Needed, Declares Rev. G. F. Bradley

WINNIPl-IG May 13.»~»'l'hr: uccl nf moral training in tlu‘ Utlliiltiliilll of the modern youth, was stream-d d by Rev. Father Bradley, of (‘aru-

|piou College, Regina, in a spirilul

|atldross before the Kiwanis Hub. or Moose Jaw, at their noon lulrrll

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lwan, tloult with the question of g-modcru education, stating that ill‘:

room, ’l‘ucsduy_ Rev. Fatlrar" Bradley, proruintvni

lprescut system of specializing 011-’ ,t|rely in academic training, with‘ nut religious training, was having, iill effects upon community lifts. -

“The will of the (rhildf suiti ll~\'.

draining of the will ls uinoicuibgi in the game of education, and rc-

ligious education is ‘tho Ircst rut-ans ‘INNS “ml grmhmws‘

of schooling the will" r

rRov. Father Bradley drew nt- ‘tcntlon to cases of r-durzrtcrl ruou leaving universities and drifting Into lives of easy principle, oftvrr becoming skilled hlzrckmzrilrra, orl and whiskey ruuru-rs. ‘Through iiho education thcy rot-naiv- led at college, he stated Ahoy were e|ub1e to outwit less edutwutvd pr-r-

[I

sons. and thus bcr-onro cdur-utvrl rogues; their educated ruludu ho- rmuing prosrtituivtl in a rlr-gr-uoraire

munncr of living. Zlloral training

1 Island Ladies

eon, iu the Enrprcss Jlotcl (Iinir1g|1"1-““"-‘ “m1 1m"“‘m ‘m

‘ 'l‘lu- graduutrs were cscortul iuio

religious crlucationist of the Iiour-whfl‘ nu Catholic Church in Srrslurlclrv-,_