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WILL F-IRE .SALUTE. -—A de- . tacllmeut from- the 2nd ‘Siege Bat- tery ‘will meet at ‘the Drill Shed t0- morrow at 12.30 1g fire salute at ‘file Olosinrof thsProvin-cinl Leg- islnturc.

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HOUSE cboses ‘roman-Tho present session of the Legislative Assembly closes today and His Honor. Lieutenant Governor lleartz will proroguc the House at 2 o'clock this afternoon. There will be the customary military dis-

outset Andrew Mclidfls er of play. lirome, "was BDDOiuted c simian of lilo committee. -

TENEBRAE AT CATHEDRAL- Tho inhprcsivive ceremony of ‘Penc- brae ‘was chanted at the Roman Catholic Cathedral last evening and tberc was a very larlge congregation pro-sent. This mooning there willl be Ponti-rii-ai Illglh Mass at 8 o'clock when Ills Lordship Bishop O'Leary \vi‘ll bless the Oils. Tonight‘ there will be Tencbrae commencing alt 7 o'clock. .

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Mir. Timothy Dalyplona, \vas a visitor to‘ the city yesterday. EA 1 Miss MyranKelly, Emerald, isot- tcniling the Teachersj.‘ Coilvenfilon in the cityug. - . . _ ., w‘ Miss Mary Hynes, Mill View; is .___- in the city attending the Teacher ' JUVEN|LE GR|ME_ _ Charged (30111/9111-1911- Q with stealing a qiiailllty ofigoods, including‘ cigar-Bites and candy. from Lhil store of Mr, Joe Stewart on Elm Avenue, four boys appear- cil before His Honor, the Stipend- ia-ry Magistrate, yc-stcrilay aflcr- noon. Under examination til‘?- lads. slated they ‘hail liiddeu them- delves in the store just Prev-fills "o closing time on Saturday night. They YOCPIVCH‘ a severe reprimand and were detained" until this morn- 'ng for further examination. Qf~ Iice-l‘ Higgins is to be commended ‘or the efficient way in which llc ~m|nd9d1pp tho youthful delinq- non-ts.

Miss Hilda Smith, Emerald. is in the city attending tho Teachers Convention .

Mr. John ‘lleartz. Cornwan is

attending the Teachers’ Conven- tion being held‘ in the city“ this week. ‘Msssrs. Francis Campbell, Kel ly's ‘Cross, Howard Farmer, Kin- kora and Thomas McAvin, Kelly's Cross are among the Teachers’ ii- tllo city this week attending the Convention.

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. ‘olrqge oi- passion; 3-130 not Jet 6 S any instrument of punishment be ' included as a part of the sdhool (ContlnuogJn-qm p", 1) ~. furniture, and ‘as am object of mm- iliar sight or ‘flourished about as a arranged that inf-intervals of lsls- flyfflliwl 0f fulfill-WW; 4-11491/91‘ lu-errvidhbe had mung ‘moo, houmjstrike -a child with the hand. Iu speaking of the time table. taliol -In conclusion. I tihink the about care‘ that i, be add-am“ gy-gtenlflfj-‘MIGCQSS of school desclpline is to do cally, that the work is duly varied. Without- mulishmenfs altogether- that ‘it doe-s not put too great a What an impression i1 ‘person sew strain on one, set of DllISCiGBHUII visiting 1111011001 1° 1111111119 ma; “gin; mechgnnlcsl work alter. absence of harsh and bhrealtenlng notes with serious intellectual study 11118111189‘ 111° 11111191169 °1 11191111‘ Next le-t us consider ‘the influence 11191115 01' 1111281111111!!! Bud 101111", o; reward on we discliplqno o; a and still at the same vim-e Ito see school. Achiid may be sti-muii-uted Perfect hfmlwny between‘ teacher to exepflnn by d-wed-mq motives 159, and pupils. To attain these-results, by we hope o; dome reward’ 2nd by should be the goal of every teacher rho desire of distinction or the and he ‘vhb flees W111 ‘be massed as W151, to excel his Mk", pup“, 3rd a disclpliinarlan of ‘the highest. by the desire ‘to win approbation 011° 9'1 11119 1911111195 0'1 9118 @1711

from qeached- _ m. Daren“ vciltloil was the address and dem- and 4th by M“, 5mm], castration "On ‘Reading’ by ‘Mrs. wish u) lmqn-ove and to do Fred Houlc. She emphasized ‘tlhe

‘the right thing because lt is rlghcibiludy 0f exbfesbivv in ‘its different I would M50 suggest that a Qeacherillsranches and ‘demonstrated this in demand refined,’- m. at 49am mmwthe following selections: The Re- mand respect fmm Ms pumls, mo", yenge: ‘The Race, from Ralph Con- in the sciro-ol and out of n. Novcrifwfs Black Rock: and The Famine become too familiar with your ‘pu- "c111 11111159510113 1111111/1111111- M1‘!- pils, but at-the same time, treat B01119‘?! 9x°9T1¢1°1181 11119111- W39 them ‘with every courtesy and kl-nd- 9193M?’ “Piyreciamd 115' 1119 19119119118- ‘ness, Show ‘hen, by your demons, A, discussion followed in which by your conversation. by you]. “,1, Professional questions were discus- pea-rance. by your ‘manner 1.11 gen. soil by the Supt. of Education, Dr. crihl, that yell are tiheir sllperior.iT'“9““1'n5 hliypeflin‘ 5111"". 91‘. R011" that stored up ‘in you is agilthoilltyleflson- MY- 1110111559)’ 111lf1'1\11‘- H and ills-termination which they can- Y”- 1 not latllcul. Often lit happens ‘that

it is the certainty not the ‘severity , of the teacher's punishment has a ' ‘Lusi- "ighis 591151011 (l! the ilcterrir-g ciffcct on all. offending pu- Teachers Fedemi-m" C°11ve1111°11 pil. For the breaches of illscipllnemmk 1110197111 01 i1 ‘P1111110 Kneeling that ocour (iftiiy in the school room. ""11 was attended by a large num- l would suggest the following meth- ‘her 91,’ 111191951911 0111419115 11$ W011 oils that ‘the pupil ‘forfeit his as 111' 1911911913-

psrloils of recreations, that he be I“ his °pe11111g 191111111151 ‘H15 W01‘- given low department marks, that 51111’ M31701‘ 11111195111111- W1l° 00011- 11,, 1,9 given a 10w place 1n clusdpieil the chair. officially welcomed that he be kept in after school tile teachers to the city.

hours, ‘and last that you put him on Hon. J. H. Myers, Minister of his ‘honor. ‘I would strongly advise AE1‘1@1li1‘111'9 ‘W118 111B IIEXt speaker

EVENlNG SESSION

school every coflperation in in- culcatlng correct habits of thought. The teacher himself should be of high murarcharacter. undoubted integrity and should be able to en- force his commends.

The speaker stressed the need of ‘an intimate relationship between ‘parent and pupil and teacher. It was one of the deficiencies of youth that it could not see the benefit of education. Boys and girls differed intellectually, moral- ly and ‘physically. Adults, forgett- ing their own young days, were often apt to judge youth too sev- erely. Up to fan age the child is a young animal and needed ‘some avenue for the outlet of his excess spirits. For that reason games and athletic sports should have ‘ eir ‘place in the school curricul- um. _ ‘ ‘Even with all the accumulated experience of mankind it was im- possible to lpredict what a boy's fu- ture was. The world today was. full of misfits and it was this rule directed talent that shouldreceive the direct attention of education sis. Every boy was influenced by his environment and needed guidance. it was ‘littlo short o‘ criminal to allow a youth a free rein with the idea that he will pro fit from QXDBHBINIE.‘ He should be given an insight into the-ruler of conduct and the laws of person- al and property rights.

Speaking oi‘ methods, J-ustice Arsenault ‘said he ‘was of the op inion that excessive home work dii more harm than good. Time tak~ en up by such work could be ‘more profitably spent in sports and an out-of-iloor life. The parent, ‘pupil and teacher had each specific dut- ies to ‘perform and failure on the part of any one was disastrous tc the educational system. The par- ent had a two ‘fold obligation ti see that the pupil attended school regularly and also spent time or.

jaster Goods Arrived Today, Borsalinollats, Gaps, Neckwear, Gloves, Silk llosier. ,; _ g Top Goats. Everything is on Display i'n ilur. Windows and Bases. iipen Every iliight Until 8 p. m.

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ers there couldn't ‘be good schools. The qualities needed were sym- pathy, kno-wledgefslncerity, fair- ness, good appearance, optimism. and dignity. I

The ‘piFi-[GSDQIIY of u teacher should lndl-udé epicurean love of pleasure, stoic fortitude, sincerity. and devotion. While teaching was not o. money making business teachers should be ‘well enough provided to have comfortable homes and surroundings. Speaking on Maritime conditions Dr. True-man ‘was “of the opinion that what was wrong was an in- ability to rget u-p speed. The stock of people was all right, and measured high iin intelligence. The ileath rate. ‘particularly of infants. was ilcplora-bly high; tbc fact that tubercular milk ‘was used was not something to feel flattered l“b0lll.. He was delighted to hear thera- Iorc, that the teachers werc ‘to be lssocisteil with the Department in remedy-Eng that condition here. Agricultural land in the Maritimes was good and the climate excel- ent. British markets were relative- y close and hundreds ol‘ good har- )0l‘S were availagble. in fact iothing could be found wrong with people or country,

Much of the blame could he plac- it] on the fact that there was no real compulsory school law in ef- fect. The lMlaritimes were takinng the back wash of many less nil xantageously situated and peoplrgl countries because the people dul not seem to have quite enough courage or ambition. They had to learn to believe more in themselves ind spread the canvas.

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Referring go education Mr. M-yors ‘gave ‘tlic teachers the assur- nncc oi‘ the (lovcrnmcnt that it

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.l’l-oviilcc too imllUil. but ‘this was not so. At the same time there were sections with low school at- tendance rin which the per canltu cost ‘was loo high. This was a {illiiflculty -to ‘be ‘faced but tho Gor- IOrfllll0llt llad -becn confronted -\v‘itl1 difficulties ‘before and would Face them again.

The speaker also mentioned the splendid work lbeiug dono lhy ‘thi- night school conducted at George- town by inspector ‘Show. He ‘felt lhn-t there were certain centres at which schools of this sort could be‘ established and thus provide adul ‘tlonal revenue for the teachers. ‘A |portion of the technical grant wan set aside for the carrying on of ‘such educational establishments.

Hon. Justice Arsenault, tho next npeaker, dealt with the possibilities for promoting education in teach- ers’ conventions. Such confer- cnces ‘were a-ble t0 meet difficul- ‘ties, solve problems in education [more easi-lytban ‘by individual et- ‘fort. New ideasjtvere suggested and th-ings seen ‘frltm’ new; suites.

Referring ‘to ‘the requirements or a teacher the soon/liar sold that, as i ail_br has of ieariiiu he or sh need aptitude for t elr work.

The chief ‘factors of the school he said. were the pupil. teacher, and parent. He included in a dc- iiinicion of education all emperlencc ‘by which intelligence was devel- oped, knowledge acquired, and lid-hits formed, The efficient training of lmmatnro minds Inquir- or proper organization. Th" school was responsible for both rmnrnl sud intellectual formations in the mind of tlie be! Ind 81111 and the church and sate. which in their disparate s ores had tum- eats to safe-ml - wbowld 817s. i119

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The speaker wanton to mention some of the qualifications a teach- i-r should possess, saying that aft- er all it came down to the teachers of the schools; without ‘good teach-

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QAAAAAAAAA x ¢¢¢x a¢¢as v ‘ ‘ v _ _ _ _h0me\vork. The parent should LEAGUE ‘ +0++Mwv" ~~ ——-~~ _ all tcnchcrs to refrain from corporal ‘Ml. M-yers in ‘the course-of his re- likewise realize the teachem ‘ ‘ H S W Dlfflibillllefii- 1111011!!! 111 1119 111°" ex‘-marks “M?! m“ it was ‘the mien‘ problem ‘in maintaining ord- Patons Ltd. won over Rogers g . trcmc cases. l think that: the use 11°11 ‘J1 111$ Dflhartmcnt with the . - 1 . 1 d ' - 1t - (4 l! I l m” I I __ b Conger“ t,“ t 1 t c‘! in it allle cass an Hardware Tuesday nigl in a very D Y S ...................... .. loo per line ora words . o t 1c icll foil and the iu biz-r, - 0 V lc eaclers, to pse or at the same um ivlng , . . b 9 . q a One Insertion ‘ _ K _ , .‘ ‘ ._ , _ . 9 B mtgregtlng game y pllL. ' Four Insertions . 8o per nrroor .. words sffmp 1,, f55|j (lggilnlng and npllgfulilz. nextdew weeks ‘the teaching instruction This called for Se“ Eilht lmlertloill .......... .......... .. 7c per line n15 wunll give place w kindness, wnsgderdstaff of the entire Province _to for- control kihdnesfl and Impartial"). ROGERS HARDWARE 0 n 12 s eclal flaw“. ‘ ‘vgvddv g YV¢V$~¢__:______ ___Y”“ il‘|.iOl'l.l1‘ll(llll0 s-luily of the iudivldu- ‘word what lie considered a very on thQpm-t of the teacher, Jusi E, iCraswell _______ __l29 160 133 1 '11 2_;s§elba“ érdctdw ~ I , m8 ¢+++o+o++w~. .- al character of the pupil. If corporal important movement; in other ,‘ u, I. U, 1 d 1d b 1.14 134 1 i‘ 1 Friday night 81- 3 °°1°°k at punishment has to be nilmin-lstercd, ‘words the making of tlhs Island a 251- e SW 01%|, e an}, Co“ m? e1 jro 17¢, 2 11" :1”‘H°X““h1".“ League 0i‘ the Cross Gym 1W° 1 would regonnhcml chat tgaflhef5 ilcseasc free urea for cattle. The Iflleozgiymlxdtyoflt Si, ‘i,,es“piiggcl,g. iii) 9i basketball matches will ‘he iplalllegt: F01‘ S1118 AUsTRN-iAN WH|TE l-EGHQRIN be governed by the following ‘liilllsnitiC-il oi’ ‘the Csdlrbiisildflelli. of such cmdd not satisfumomy gov-er“ a F. worm __103 171 20s t?“ 8_L.,dm5 volley m,“ The ‘big headliner ion-the ng t _ Cockcrcls [yoga rUlul-polidoil lisitixidyi 1.Si—‘NL‘.\r[‘.l‘li‘f]f:§!(ii. corpopall dlunish-filrcnuvas conceived ‘illyztlle Domin- clflssd-oom rwmwug the ‘moral sup ' """" " fgowiliing ‘ will lbe ‘rl1e(‘lSlt.hBeéj:::fE°5rs1Zi11ihj°s - *, .... cacr- . - I ~A ; >1-. .4 5t .01 ‘v , ' , ‘ - , . . _, _ -‘ c

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