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inadians the facts that they 4r individual comifort and ii lif e very mnuch-yea ai- irl-ntheir own bands eii own control; and that ner in which they spend son of youth-and tbiey one youtls-miust hiave a [y determining effect upon )le future life. t is true, sworth said "Thie child is thle jan. As we said ini our Talk about the bui- of parents and te,_iers of jidren guidinig themi ariglit, le habits anid teýmper are so ed in their early years that v what kind of a person lie 'lien hle grow;s ip. "As the ent th'-e tre. lins.in the frivolities and impul- f youth we have f'ail.th tat he seed sowi, i, n thasecol- un week towekmyfl - round and brinig forth listeried in on thie radio ing in the past winter- we real orator addressing a~n ina church and the effect jwer i11 oratory, bis pleas- well-modulated voice caws- -ino- for another neriod of -~ I ais chiance to do0 th~e lstens'ng and to salve his bright *ldens for the pauses that will corne whvlen tie oth- ers have expressed their opinions and ideas. A le:ader must also exercise sane judgment in introdu- cing topies Vo be sure that they are noV above the intelligence of the company. When ail are educated people it will bc easy Vo think of subjects but in a promisdilous as- sesnbly the task is niucl i-more oner- ous. In sudh a case it is vwser to !et the better taîkers carry on. Lt is sometimes very perpleving in a company when one or more of its miembers persïsts in doing nîuch more than his share of the talking. Such persons are often called bores. A boxte las ei(en dene to be a per- son who Insists in talking to you about his affairs, -when you want to tailk about yours. By the samne token ,-ou are a good talker when you can miakýe the bore tLalk so in- terestigly about ls affairs that the conitemplation of your owji slil, ýomîbined withi the self-revelation of the bore wllli give yjou m'ore amuse- ment thian you could extract fromr beingl a bore yours4f. Sone persýons pride tühemn5e1ves on taking the most unlik-ely coii- panv and makin- them italk inter- When we are quite assured that it is impossible to obtain that which we yelarn and long for, and which we have so set our hiearts upon, it is foolish and a waste of trnie to dwý,ell upon it to such an extent that it makes us ill. When we cannot avoid ýa' displeas- ure we muaýt endure the pain of it i-but endurance is not repining. T o fret over what cannot bEý altered is to make it far worse than the s'acri- fice of going without. 1 Wheu this longing, conies so stronglIy upon you, stifle it as quiek- ly as possible. To do this you need tto interest your m-i'nd ia soimethiing- else, and that )requires a certa,.in will powier. Take Up a good b,)coi to ra end force yourself to concentrate upon it; or go for a 'brisk walk and make yourself enjoy it; or do any- thing that wTill take your mind fron-u your troubles. 1 do not mnean ra.sh things, Cor tIhat would be an inýsuult to your better nature; your own self-respect must help you to be resolute in dIoing somiething that afterwardlsyou 'will noV be ashasued of. 1 We need to build un. noV null refigerator. BUTCHER BOWMANVILLE and been to us n de- s. EARL omi such Away t realm of0,aur editoi. Whbo han -Our and t a tif. 1pleasure or Ji som-ie excuset eno doubt lad a mosi othera ant and wess wvort the uosng if we look for it.j Employment is almOst a sure cure for that discontented feýeling. Work 3 hard at anything that will be the ubetteir for the work that you put i 7 ta it. 1 know of no better suggestion than out-door gardeni-ng. It la healthful and al-ways repays for the labor. So catch up a hoe-t e'ver useful implemen-and have a bang at the fast-gro-wîng weeds. TIhi.uk, at Vhe sanie tume, how m'laý1ny there are wo hç)ave not the ihealth or -trength Vo do this, and 3for that alone you should be grate- f ui. Lt is far harder Vo kill that demon, Discontent, when you ciannot use your miuscles. IV may be true thiat "levery heart knoweth its own bit- teraess". But we dIo noV need to dlwell upon the ibitterness-we need to banish it, and think as seldorn about it as possible until it dwlîndIes and wastes, starving for the nourishmentj of being thought about andnred Self-pity should neyer be indulgedi in aýnd Vo continually think about the things voou might have had is to pity yourself. If you must hink of youir trouXbles, bahl about you and see the It housands very mucn w morse off than yO ou re. Couch, Johaston & Cryclermarn are Igivingl Special Valïes in Boys'>nd 'jYouths,' Suits. Fic from S.9S Imith two pair of pants. favlct initelli1 3e Dr.* Ever itha r, - iseful- grown st "a' isig entrel-Y ness ireli nehi. As, scalds and pains its re Caniada's Crops At frequent intervals throughout the season the JBank of Moritreal issues reports on the progress of the crops iii Canada. These re- ports, telegraphied to lieadquarters froin the Managers of the Banik's 600 Branches, over every Prov- ince and form a reliablé inidex of crop conditions. 2lie reportis are furnished fre&. Upon request ait any Bran ch ofth.e Batik yagr 3nme iill bc place4 en Our mailing AiL I3ANK 0F MONTREAL Total Assets ini Excess of $ 700,000,000.00 theý,re :e of1 a full n for painti from ' 7 tilI 9 p.im lard sn't miean that it is necessary to p ay top prices for stale Arrange with, your DOMINION STORE to keep you the regular low prices. ) THE BEST il TIN 26--9e FOR FRYING 3 lb TIN83 TIRSct 'ORN 2TINS26j .O5cING JAM 25c.I;39c p 1O FOR 69c 'eERTO ;F),,o= ,m30c JUNE DENTAL LEGAL leV us ambitions Vo get to hav y s extensiv ýd the c:ý TIdle, )ter twil e art Vt othf Fan sund Term s mod Phone 197. Ji BMS A PRD 0 2 se 1V es fiei 29% 3 1