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I! I. H. MacArthur

Over as per cent of Canadians own their own homes which is 5 fine testimony to the soundness of the economy of our coun ry. Only 60 per cent own their homes in Uncle Sam's country.

American airmen are taking such a shine to British girls that they are marrying them at the rate of No a month.

Of the l6'!.3'H inrmtcs in penal institutions in the U. S. A. 3.7

cent are women.

The custom of kissing is a natural expression of affection. It is curious to note the analogous manifestations among animals, and some of the lower tribes of men. A dog displays its affection for its master by licking his hand. A cwe distinguishes her offspring by the olfactory sense and apparently derives pleasure from its exercise. The same sense is used among

CLEANER THAN

bracing", while the Burmese "do not kiss each other in the West- porn fashion, but merely press the lips to the nose and cheek and make a strong exhalation."

A glance into the origin of etiquette will bring up many amus- ing and amazing facts. when the. great Dr. Livingston visited new African tribes, by way of salute they threw themselves on their backs on the ground. and rolling from side to side. slapped their thighs as an expression of thank- fuineas and welcome.

in past ages. when the Emperor of Russia. was crowned. the nobil- ity did homage by bending down their heads and knocking them at his feet to the ground.1nDehomey, the natives crawl like makes on their stomachs while approaching a superior. The Japanese salute superiors by kneeling. but in the street merely making a guture as if they were going to kneel. This action survives among ourselves as the curtesy.

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lpaternal afection. instead of em-

How lo tell if your child is really strong

He seldom catches cold, even 1 after exposure to dampness or chill.

He has good appetite and abundant energy.

2

3 His teeth are sound.

His bones are straight and strong.

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5 He is not underaize for his age.

Whenhe taai 6 begetawe qu.ic y.

When children catch colds frequently or are underweight. lack appetite-try giving them Scott a Emul.m'on.

Scott's contains Vitamins A I D in oil with added minerals, It helpq build strong bonoa, sound teeth, stamina. energy: and maintain reaiatance.

Few times oaslof to digest than plain cod liver uil-

Scott's actn fast, taatea better. Get the big economical size at your druggiat's today.

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followed closely on the heels of another, until the ground was cov- ered under to such a depth that travel, was put aside, except in nr-edy cases. Indeed. the only travel was made on the rivers. The cold was so intense that barnyard fowis died in their winter quarters. froz- en stiff. The deer. bear. foxes and other wild animals sought shelter from the fierce winter around the

THE GUARDIAN.

cabins of the settlers, but manyl perished in the forest for want; of food, which lay buried beneath l the snow. No rain fell, and tho settlers were compelled to mclti snow to furnish water for them- selves and their livestock. When the terrible winter of moi began many leaves still clung to- the trees, and many of the trees and shrubs were putting forth new growth. In other words, winter!

fell upon the settlers like a thief in the night. i o e i It is stated in Hlldrcdth's Pioneer History that the cold year of i8B0l saw lakes and rivers frozen solid-i ly as far south as Maryland. The; cold and stormy winter was the! basis for many a fantastic and tall tale. Yet strange but true-,i such a winter as I have just described covered what is now the Maritime provinces, the New Eng-, land States and Western Prairie-s,i and the Central Portion of what, is now Canada and the United' States. and everything was bound, in fettera of ice. There was no ther-i mometer to register the weather. but the year comes down in his-. tory and tradition as one of thei worst ever experienced on the! North American continent. ' A host in himself-Tiie cannibal who eats his entertainers.

1 here Monday night. .

CHARLOTTETOWN

Durelle Collects Praise For Showing In Fight

NEW YORK, (OP!-Yvon Dur- lcriticism seemed to be directed ai- X

lmost entirely against the winner lwhile the loser collected most of the.praise.

Msstchsnaker Teddy Brenner of

The former Canadian champion. ' Brooklyn's Eastern Parkway arena billed as a sacrificial lamb for 13- l said held welcome a return visii year-old Floyd Patterson, one of I by Dureile, possibly in a rematch the hottest fighters in the New against Patterson. Local fight rc-

elie. an elusive light heavyweight from Dale Ste. Anne. N.B.. lost a fight and won a lot of friends

York area, lost the decision un- animously. But the poet-fight

can get I good look at one an- other and say their two bits worth of talk.

Lunch follows this tete a tete and then the company heads for

l wide open spaces. where the "race

for is wife" is run. Distance: about a quarter of a mile - and the gal is given the start, so that! if she is a good runner she won't have much difficulty in avoiding the suitor, for if he docs not over- take her before she reaches the finish line she is free, and he. may never seek her hand again.l

If for any reason the girl does-I

n't like the boy she will easily,”

outdistance him in the race for!

a wife due to her getting a goodi

Th is ' L i excepeUamurcl1e'l' Cllllirillf ls? p:r?!:1:3ddi start over her suitor. On the other . ' . h ik th b . of more severey than marrying the, gm: iorl he; hgsbazlljl :18,

girl against the wishes of her par- ents.

On A certain day. the purrnis of the girl and the suitor and their friends. come together, and the boy and girl are placed op-

posite to one another, so that they

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has only to hit a slow pace, and allow him to overtake her.

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porters, while in general agreement i that the young Brooklyn Negro has -a lot to learn, were generous to ihls beaten foe. ; Caswell Adams of The Journal- American pronounced him "as sound as the Canadiari doliarf adding that Patterson was ”com- pletely confounded by the crusta- cean manoeuvres of the wily guy from New Brunswick." Want; Another Bout Murray Rose of The Associated Press noted that Dureile was able to take Patterson's punches well traded punches willingly with the 1952 Olympic champion and made him miss so badly that Pattwaon twice n-early landed on the can-

as.

In 10 fights, Durelle was the third man to go the eight-round distance with Patterson, who is

iprevented by his age from fighting

over the l0-round route.

Patterson himself pronounced Durelie "the most complicated fighter I ever met" and naked for another chance to solve his un- orthodox tactics.

Dureile, who said he was both- ered by New Yorkis unsrascnable. 60-degree heat, also complained of;

a pain in his stomach but added that he feels he could knock Pat- terson out in a rematch, particu- larly in Canada "where the sire nice and clean."

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