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anything. it damn-t matter. il-v-n t

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the very best remedy I

_ ii f th school's everlbe ﬂsﬂill- _ _ _. push A new v s 9n 9 a fer with someone not imlncrsul i |

obligation to the community has broadened our field and increased our task. until -nothing that sf- iects ufe life of the girl or boy is extraneous to the interest of the school and its officials-

Most of th'e girls in our high schools today are between the Bees of l4 and 18; a few are under 14 more perhaps are over 18; but the mass will be found to he within the given limits-Abe BB8 0 01181188 and unrest. What are t needs of these girls? ' a

Need of Program

Perhaps there is nothing so soul satisfying to the administrative of- ficer as the well organized plan for the year's work-a teacher's sched- ule, u room schedule, a program card for every pupil and everything in readiness to push the button on the opening morning. it does seem that it should all work smoothly. The first day. as we all know too well. closes with chaos in the vicin- ity_of the main offices. Most com-

Recommends- Vicks- For Baby’s Colds

Nova Bootia Mother Sweats By Vsporlzing Salvo

Some children seem to take one cold after another-never have a chance to build up any strength. This is apt to make them puny and delicattr-jnst. sets them back for months. -

Every day more and more moth- era are finding that they can best break up a cold with Vicks Vapo- Rub, the externally applied vaporia- ing salve. While it acts like a liniment or plaster, it is also inhaled as a vapor. and so gets

into the throat and lungs ' im- mediately. The cold is often broken up over night.

Vicks is prompt, too, in croup and equally good for skin hurts

and itcbings.

Mrs. Sherman Black of 3 Silver St., Amherst, Nova Scotia. writes: “I tried Vicks VspoRub on my

' thirteen-months‘ old bahyg-who had‘

bronchitis. lt relieved his breath- ing when he was chocked. Vicks was also good for my other little boy who had the croup. I advise anyone who has a cold of any kind to use Viclls. l thing it is have ever tried, and l have tried many. for bronchitis. l even sent to Eng- land to get medicine, but none is as satisfactory as Vicks." -

At all drug stores 50- a jar. For a free test size package. write Vick Chemical Co., 344 Poul St., W., Montreal. P, Q.

Though Vicks is new in Canada it has a remarkable sale in the States. Over 17 million jars used yearly.

We have the largest stock

of Marble and Groom Mon-

uments in the most artistic

designs In this province’.

~ Lovvon prices, oxpoft work- _ -m|nli|ip, satisfaction gush- antood. ‘ - ~ “

3 quires time;

trustful, l ‘X71011? inadequate to help her ful. ll her ambition, wishes a high

the general rush or routine dntltrv someone witlrtime. hnllewv; "HM understanding. to whom sbc mo‘ pour out the cause» of her dissntls faction. 1t is_ useless to tell _ivei she must follow her program, Si: is 15 and unhappy. The school. QX- ists to serve her in the interests o‘. the community.‘ lt-is. vital that Mary shall approach her work have pily. Nobody can estimate the value of Mary as an asset if she de- termines to make her life a suc- cess; nobody can estimate her pos- sibilities for harm, if she remains discontented. The school must not fail. Here is a task for a dean of girls. Other "Marya"

There‘ are other unhappy lliarYB in every school; and of no two are the causes of their miseries, real or imaginary, identical. Sometimes it is a broken family-the father‘ and mother have separated: or there ls a step-parent. Sometimei there isjlnanclslyldepression in the home the fsthoiﬁolltnqfwiliﬁ the mother ill. " ‘Ihogprolonged winter- view with Mary brings out the real cause of her distress. The vital task is to help her adjust her difficulties to see them in their right relation. to recognize herself as a respo..- sible member of society whose business it is to live in peace and comparative happiness with her family.

In every high school is the girl who tries to conceal her real com~ plexion from the wqrld- She adtnir es lips of carmlne, such as blaze on the covers of cheap fiction maga- siues. She affects the plucked and panelled eyebrows; she, likes her lashes separated with messy black pigment; and she especially ad- mires the vivid orange-red cheek bones. surrounded with an undue amount of powder applied in hasty dauhs, or slightly revealed through a solid mask of white wash. Who shall ‘deliberately. persistently, gen tly, convey l0 her the fact that our external appearance is not our own business, except u the privacy of our own rooms; at, when we go forth to mingle with our kind, good taste demands that we shall con- sider the standards of those with whom we would associate, and that we‘ may not offend with impunity. Here again is work for a dean of girls.

Closely allied to the girl with the excessive make up. is the girl who wears inappropriate clothing. If long dresses are fashionable. hers are the longest; if tight skirts are worn, hers are the tightest; if short sleeves are in vogue, hers are the shortest; if earrings are dangling, hers are most conspicuous for their lensth. breadth .nnd brilllancy. One girl so arrayed seems like fifty. She is omnipresent. Her chosen field for conquest _is the gathering Dlace of the athletic teams.

The gathering of evidence rs- the evalutlon. judg. ment: and the decision, courage. Who in a school faculty will under-

, take the task except the dean of

Blrls? Home f‘ -'“lono Inadequate Katherine. ambitious, determined with home condition;

"Mo! diploma. Her iqother has not learned to read or write. The film“)! finances are low. She new;

958"!!!" but sbo does need money

ca" W9 "lid H Discs for her to work a er school? She can take can, o; children. Perhaps there will be an "resins later: but in the meantinfs she must continue. A loan is ar- "lllited for, Katherine borrows on her ‘note whatever she negdg m meet immediate demands. Katha. rine’! phi-vale financial affairs must not be ‘known to her fellow stud- ents. Her business transactions must be carried on confidentially. Who shall manage this and an nhn. lar cases‘! ‘Who no w

WHAT "SBMl-TRIMMED" MEANS

The Stanton "Mini-trimmed" fen:-

urc nnlu u one ot the greatest in-

, novsxlonl lntlle history of wallpaper

'» manufacture. “ ’ of tedious. inaccurate trimming with ltralghtr edge, scissors or knife, tho salvage is knocked of by _ ping the end oi the roll on table or ﬂoor. This have: time, trouble, and. mun. Hm! HWI"! a neuter, cleaner job.

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S there any roomin your home-or maybe it's the hall-that is dull and unintercsting~in other words that needs a change and that you would m" l0 have

repapered. ‘ ‘

l Perhaps for less than you imagine You can effect a com-

' it a new note of cheer, can do this best of all with Stannton Semi-trimmed Wallph r. For this kind of Wallpaper speeds up the work of sngin . ‘Saves time and rnon , and does awn with most of t c muss and delay usugly associated wit paperhanging. .

"Semi-trimmedﬁtoo, provides an abundant choice of new ‘

atterris and colorlngs, so that for every requirement can Ee-fouhd just the paper that will appeal to your indi- vidual taste.

But be sure ou ask your Dealer to show you Staunton Semi-trimmed’ Wallpaper. I , -"

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eluding all girls. cure must be baken to arrange for a widespread distribution of responsibilities. -it is most desirable to have as many sets oi officers and committees as there are classes in the school. Girls will approve a plan which calls for six or eight presidents, as many vice presidents and secretaries. with thhe same num-ber of sets oi committees. Each section ma!‘ work separately at times: at other ' times. in conjunction with other sections. The executive committee should be composed of officers of all sections. Each section may have charge oi’ a general usssembly at least twice a year. Thus all will ‘ have experience in plllmlllis 811d <

carrying through a program with all that. such an exercise entails n!

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selection, preparation and direc- tion. Plvcry wmmlttes of every section should have a member in each of the smaller unit-u 0f the school, so that information concern- ing any project undertaken by l1 committee may reach all lllflﬂ ("f- ectly. _

Childhood Constipation

Constipated children can find prompt relief through the use oi Baby's Own Tablets. The Tablets are a mild but thorough- laxative which never fail to IBBIIIMQ the bowels and stomach, thus driving out constipation and indigestion; colds and simple fevers. Concerning them Mrs. Gaspard Daiglo. Domain, Qua, writes: "saws Own Tablets have been of great beneﬁt to my little boy, who was suffering from constipation and indigestion. They quloldy relieved him and mow he is int-he best of health." The Table are sold by-mediolno dealers or y mail at 25 oehtaa box from TlleDr.

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YOUR. ASSORTING ORDERS FOR

Note Papers. . Writing Tablets . Papetcriest Correspondence Cards Foolscap.

Lead Pencils Penholders- - ' Crayons A Erasers - Riders . . .

eil_ as‘ the

. can of girls? ,

n In no iysyfcan a dean Is pirect- iy roach all normal girls M-tlrough nn organisation with membership ﬂomndsnt only- ou enrollment. A slrlls pmséiice in the school makes

and‘ School requlsitqlfsi: yStockrightatymlrd p-

her perforce a member. d the or-

HOME~WORK4_ Billie- Lila». Kanised group. Girls dssiré pops . '

pity and leadership, and in an og- W9 "w". Fun!” to m“ ma". "

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lnf' ti a ‘ - . i i rug-min Wigiliulo maria» ~ ; s. - - ~ - ; ing $0., 0r Ila, 0M. l

Williams‘ Medicine 0b., Broclsvilio.‘ Ont. - '

Our prises; ineiudymonw menu smut in umhry.

Cemetery lettering prompt- l iy attended to.

Cllaudlerd‘: Bell.

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Orpnhution luqpiu- . -ln planning an organisation in-

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