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“That new‘ ﬁilil‘ I bﬂllflllt 1511'! A stranger addressed the farm-

lvorth two-pence!" rtnrlnml father. ei-‘s boy BCPOSS the fence: “Young

marl. your corn looks kind o‘ yel- iolv." "Yes. thata the kind we planted."

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(By The Canadian Press) LONDON-England's big foot- ball grounds are to be used for several of the tcnnls tilts between Fred Perry and Ellsworth Vines this summer. a wooden court being laid ill the centre of the pitches.

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“No, indeed, I said good-bye to the old- faahioncd way of driving the (lay I ﬁrst tried Iludsoifs Selective Automatic Shift. No hand gear lever to pull; no need to touch a clutch pedal. A. ﬂick of a ﬁnger . . . a touch of a toe . . .To shift! To atop! To go! Into easier, and lots safer! It’: the greatest driving feature of the year, in automobiles that are the ﬁnest I have ever seen, in every WHY- 0f will": Th" conventional gear lever is available with- out cost if you want it. But just drive once this new way . . . and you'll 8!} ‘goodbye, gear shift lever} too?

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LIT U8 GIVE THANK!

with git-HUGO tor blessings mam- fo —

All sunshine. air and shelter from the cold;

For rrlendshlp, love and nature’; glories rare:

For rolment, food and Heavenly Father's care.

Let us glvo thanks.

For church and school to help Ila choose arlght;

For God's revealed, unfailing har- bor light;

For exemplars the- choicest souls of earth

Whose words and deeds evaluate true worth.

Let us give thanks.

m» light within -—'I'l'le breath of

the Divine,

Inspiring hope-through heaven's Royal lino-

Ot endlelln life-A home eternal, bright;

Friendship retrieved: banished sorrow and night.

Let us Elva thanks.

And grateful thus, for blessings manifold. .

Let us give thanks for gifts Jove

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And though they shall be number- less 0r few

Pars them along, they are not just

for you. And thus give thanks. Fred Lewis Ryan.

Green Cove Springs. moi-Ida.

THE CORONATICVN (By Adjutant Herbert Wood)

‘Phe Coronation has fairly dom- luated thinzs! Every day the news. papers carry pictures of this or that fortunate individual who “has gone-to the Coronation." or views of the Rhodesian Girl Guides or the Australian Bov Scouts arriving in London for the Coronation. What an excltlnc time it has been. How we would all like to have been there, and how we envy the fortun- ate ones who were privileged to

outlined and discussed the different lyric. sonnet, ode. essay and short

ustration which showed the use and.

The Central Cuarlilln

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OONFEDEBATION LIFE IN- SURANCE. L-OTBU-‘I-ll-Rll

courses-s m better Perman- ent Waves. L-CCI-b-ZB-U.

MORNING SUNDAY SCHOOL.- Beginning tomorrow 5t. James Presbyterian Church Blmday School will meet at ten o'clock in the morning for the summer months.

ALL OOUNBELLORS in Relig- ious Education of the United Church are invited to attend the Conference Committee meeting in Saekvllle at 2 P. M. Monday, May 30th. 11-854-6-29-11.

STUDY GROUP MEETING.— The Bonshaw Teacher's Study Group held its final meeting o! the year in Bcnshaw school. Tuesday May 18th at 7.30 p. m.. with an attendance of seven teachers. Edison MacDonald occupied the chair and the following committees were appointed: Question Box, Miss Margaret Crosby. Press, Leo Berrlgan. Supervisor MacPhail led a lively and interesting discussion on devices for teaching literature,

types of literature viz: Ballad. story, and concluded with an ill-

value of the metaphor in our every- day speech. Following this several teachers presented typical lexbn plan= in literature. which had pre- viously been taught in their class- rooms. The Question Box in charge or Miss Crosby completed

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of the saloon era._'I‘he Providence, R. I.

that we waste. talents lying buried beneath our carelessness. Selfish- ness, or idleness can yield untﬁld riches in His work. Cont/ﬁlm!" time approaches in most of our provinces. as well as in the Can- Milan and World's sllhere- Must

of salt. in whose waters no alllmﬂl

The curse of useless n. is being lifted from the Dead Sea, the Biblical site of Sodom and Gomor- rah. which God destroyed in His displeasure and turned into the sea

life i5 possible. The Dead Sea. ls in the deepest chasm 0n the land surface of the earth and is 1300 feet. below the level of the Med- iterrrlncarl Fen. Now it is discover“ ed that it contains Eleni. wealth‘ and ha: a sufficient supply of Potash to meet the world demand

mnko it.

ivhllt. a thrill the. xlery thought of that huge realm gives one! How all the delegateg must have thrilled at the sight of one another and at the thought of the greatness of the Fmplre of which they were privi-

' not do better than point them

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teller! representatives. . Yes. it is the zreatest Empiri- the world has ever known and promises to become even mater. And ll’ any one wants to know the reason for the lzreatness of it all. we can- to the text. of which the Empire is an embodiment -- “Righteousness exalteth a nation." Unquestlon- ably. it. is the integral lzoodnera of England which has been respon- Fihle for her rise ln power. Queen the right note when. in answer to the Indian rajahb question its to what con- stituted Britain's greatness. she pointed to the Bible. Britain has always sincerely believed in God and His Kingdom and has helped to spread the Gospel in all lands under her dominion. Yet if we once forget that it is “under God's awful hand that we hold dominion over palm and pine." as Kipling reminds us. our proud Empire will follow into the limbo those of the past. They p555 in a grim procession -the Medu- Perslan. the Babylonian. the Greek, the Roman-—nli once rulers of the earth, reduced t0 mere shadows of their former greatness Why? Be- cause they forsook the thlnlz that made them great —RIOTEOUS- NEsS—and fell into grievous faults, sins and errors. Looking around at the magni- ficent group oi’ colonies which con- stitute our Empire. we laugh at the though of a- collapse; but let us look ct the somewhat gloomy pic- ture which Kipling draws in his “Recesf0nlil": . . "Far-called. our navles melt away. On dune and heltdland sinks the

fire. 11o. all our pomp of yesterday. 1s one with Nineveh and Tyre. Lord God of hosts. be with us vet. Lest We forlzet: lest we forget." That is ‘ill-t the position. If we rorlzct God: if we continue to allow Sabbath desecration; the lower- ing of moral barriers; the spread of atheism: leaching: in short. if we forget God. there is no quaran- tee that the. Empire we all dearly love will not crumble and crash as did the seeminlzlv lmprelmable empires of the pact. Let us. young people. do our part in preserving the integrity of Britalnl

Let us in these days of our many privileges consecrate and concentr- ate our powers to the furtherance of righteousness and peace ln the world.

WHAT ABOUT BEER.

Is beer stile to drink? To those who think so we commend an article in ii liquor trade paper of the bur-room era. "Barrels and Bottles." Indianapolis. Indiana. ls- sue of Jilly ill, 1902. ‘This frank publication warned bartenders not to drink beer. It

the writer of the article. but. if they knew as much as they ought to know. they would never drink lt.

Booking up the frank advice. the article quotes u. famous speech of the into Senator Gnlllnzer of New Hampshire fnhlaargilrnenbagainat‘ the army canteen. In this discourse the senator quoted several physici- ans who had practised for years

in a. beer-drinking cltv. Among their statements were these: "Beer kills quicker than any

other liquor.” "Every man who drinks beer in any uuiintlty soon begins to lolld himself with soft. unhenlth flit.“ "Beer drinkers are absolutely th». most dangerous clans of subjects a surtteon can operate on." "Beer drinker, are absolutely liable to die of pneumonia." 11142.19 statements are true today: tust as thev were when published

was their Business in sell. heel-Wald. .. .

for the next 1.000 years and bromides at the present rate of consumption. for the next 35.000

rears. The Gennam are anxious tn lzet control. or else it will com- lll-Pfelv break up their monopoly in p0lash. The wealth of the Dead

ln the ilnloue setting of lliiquor

dellera’ trade paper, in the height

we not yield ourselves to Him and finish this task? A tenth money and n. seventh Q1’ our time belongs to God ‘bet us act selves. "Is He receiving His own or are we robbing Him?" If we have rendered Him these: W118i’- RTB We tiolng with the rest. or our time and means? “lf the Lord be 00d. serve Him."

of our

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lq lm- down. then. as a positive

rule of health that spirits and all ferlnenled liquor sllfllllfl be reward- ed as poslslms, and bsmptatlon. not so much as to be carried along with you. unless f0!‘ outward application. sprint! 0r run- ning water. if you can find it. ls to be your only drink." Bruce. renowned African traveler.

the fear of

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mullt aggregate between fifty and sixty thousand pelts. If these

‘can be marketed with very little

or any price reduction it will have a very healthy eﬂect and leave a. stronz market for this fall.

The Bay State Fisheries of Bos- ton, Mam. one of the largest dia- tributoril of ocean fish. in arecent advertisement says: "The import- ance of fresh ocean ﬁsh is well recognized by experienced ranch- ers. It contains vital minerals not- found in fresh water fish or land food. and is one of the least expensive sources of vitamins. Iod- ine. copper, calcium. phosphorus all abound tn ocean ﬂsh-in natural. easily assimilated organic 10ml."

Here is o. suggestion I would like to make to fox ranchers end it is that they put out some let- tuce or arrange to occurs o. nup-

ply from neighbors. I'm- thFpTi three years we have been Ieediiq lettuce through the summer month; and we found that it‘. quieted m“ Dill?! WW 11111611 indeed and as ii is a great source of Vitamin E_ the anti-sterility vitamin-it prob- ably in some measure accounts fol the fact that our pups have been good breeders these years. As soon as the lcttucg comes in we feed 30 pounds a d” to between ﬁfteen and sixteen hundred pups and 30 pounds aday to 990 adults. so you can iiguro out the proportion that: would be suitable 1n your-own ranch.

CHAMPANZRE RUNS RTOT .,

LIVERPOOL. —(C‘Pl --Mick 14-year-old champanzee took o, d; off from his open-ali- pen at, m; zoo and laid three men low, one n. quh-lng (our stitches for a. gmtgi m. illry. before recapture by a. keeper.

a mill will be established in tho Union of south Africa. for the manufacture o! paper from mm: cane refuse.

O 0n any roads -—with any loads — in any weather — it's always good going —oure going -safe going -.

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B"?! Goodyear dealer can show 1°" “Fflotprint” proof- convin- cing evidence that Goodyearo are giving long, safe miles on cal-q

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