Milverton Sun, 11 Sep 1913, p. 3

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NOTES AND COMMENTS sudden wave of chivalry that earning her livelihood in-the shi and more out of place, > it is to be welcomed by the womi as it has brought to the women lessened elsewhere, while ‘independence of women will remaii “ to social and political equality ie many countries of the old world. has put an end to feudal marriages in which the woman was literal bartered to a man without regard to| py’? her personal preference. The steady rise of woman in industry for the sake of any kind ofa What, industry, has done and is do- bringing about*this. changed atti- tude on the part of the stronger It is industry. The educa- facilities which in recent} Once No doubt the rise of woman labor in Japan will bring with it a train} _Mothe of social ills and problems a it has brought them everywhere else. Still of Japan, for it will bring to them, |1 Europe, a great many advantages. The ills and problems accompanying woman labor will gradually be les- sened in Japan as they are being the | ad- It was the rise of woman in indus- ie try that has paved the way for her is oe > % . : Over in Japan men are learning | s =f _ to respect their wives. It is not al 2 oung olks started “Dm pidlenz: re are you . going the garden ae swimming,” §0) oe Baby Bear. Wading he shallow water near the shore was what he called wimmi ear smiled, and kept on "blackberries. “Little en} Suddenly. he stopped of | Brother eF | time 1”? In Blue Jay called, in shrill |p nes, ‘Jay! nae Jay!” aid he It} old friends. Te uh is ing to elevate the woman of Europe | He was and America it will do for the wo- man of the Orient. The greater r spect which the Japanese woman “Now e- is ‘gush, Cubby, I tell ae aoe called Little Bear ‘ se. him, , ho! What hi Bear. not al see tere sir,” now being shown by her husband is} and I do not want you. Bu ore [don’t you go near EOE ear Senne TARE MOPAIET soe Beer aid eh oer Atlan being told not to go near that boat, Be shoud have kept out of it; but rx the young man was A statistical treatment of English baby Red-Head flew to the prison facts and figures which is re- id be; epee nekin? advantages to come, eee garded hy some as is found in a yolume published by Dr. Goring, medical officer at Park-} Gy pane to em ‘-hurst. ‘The volume is said to over-| — ‘Don’t throw most of Lombroso’s conclu- sions as to the existence of criminal _ types and tho relation betwee 7s if a4 crime and certain physical traits or| calle peculiarities—like short — noses, glassy eyes, low foreheads, eto, Dr. Goring's measurements, which began in 1901, are said to show that in the mean head index} 544 “criminals do not differ from Oxford | stre: knew that he could not get oe it was useless to pa for hel and Cambridge students; that crim: one respect, from the general popu inmates of hospitals resemble sig nally the run of malefactors, and, finally, that criminals are not in verse, poor physique and unfavorable ap- fi “types. Dr. Goring concludes, is aisteralie| So “natural stupidity,”’ ~ ing and discipline in elementary and vocational schools would save many from criminal careers, Iti is inate to generalize on ce Lo far, E yseipsang but it is Srl jag ‘i too far in the opposite direc- ‘ of. nts | n't eat fat. Don’ too late at night. Don’t pub co in free poe eal oe forget to tooth: inals do not vary much, except in lation; that perfectly respectable herently wicked or brutal or per- The oriminal is, sii deed markedly inferior in height and weight, but Dr. Goring is disposed to think that | W! pearance make for anatinality principally by closing the avenues honest employment. In other z s ~ words, the puny man finds it hard-| Immediately on learning "er to get a job than the tall, strong Little ly in the readful egan talking woodpecker io Little Bear: Suddenly the | dim wind snatched a feather from Red- 'y, Baby od: “litle aie fea ing an unr: oat!” will believe it, he rel ae that boat, jumped in, and awa fell ove middle of the boat, aised oar. Father 8 the wide, wide ocean, ever When Little Bear Went. Sailing. upon a time, when Father e | Bear was dozing in his big chain, and Mother Bear was picking the garden blackberries, Little Bear towards the’ river, which ran back of the house. op} “Whe: or factory w lordly attitude on the | Mother Heats as Little ee opened part of the husband becomes more ate ?” asked answer- ng. Crows, “Whatcan be ae matter?” whis- ered Baby B 4 pede Down Bai t, who has won- fi vantages that go with the economic er ears, cautfoted him be mic} quiet. “Hush!” said he. “Ther n-Jis 9 man tying a boat to the oe Why, Uppy,” exclaimed Little ‘are you awake in the He spoke like thatto Uy- side-Down Bat because they were (to you— ‘Cub- Nout in the path danced Baby| Bear, oe for a pleasant fuss with to-day slowly putting an end to| his frien the loveless marriage, the marriage Little Bear ated still and stared, he | pare where the eruption is to ther that I am a butterfly-collector, | © mad ut, gone, willow: non- Red-Head |” “Tl get your ie he} rboard, me oar but Little Bear tried to paddle with the other. He frightened, but he Faiadalierad Fa- ther Bear’s advice: “‘I find yourself adrift i in an open boat, keep your head. ittle Bear kept his head, se enou elp came. Kingfisher, inntnie thi 6 river a hold- Bear was floating -owboat. news, all the best such swim- mers along the rive rstarted in pur- suit of the drifting Father loyed Beaver and all his brothers, Father secrete hd the so-called criminal iy and his folks, the Mink f: i ‘am- pee the afuskral tribe left their Several unusual prog Mother —it is for pee Go. st ne the bow and sowed ‘to. the mi and tied a gra hours passed befor eres 8 he feather I ae after you to give to Wha you suppose sgl? Bear “aid ee She took that tle feather and cried over ee ae allow at i be peace in -Head’s to thi: eS ae x Man Who ‘Has ae Enemies, “mi not enemies. - If they oy? up. your path walk around them, and aes your duty regardless of their sp’ Soaks: Shae he thinks—is oe sure to have enemies. The: y are to him as fresh ea lecessary to ears | keep him alive and activ. brated Pnoney Sie ioe bere ‘cur pte ee iarens @ summer olida; ee acknowl. aie, and hi © | alienated character, who vz rounded sat enemies, e desire tae oe way vee more abuse. Bee error, _ iddle of What. the world calla criminality, the. iss aes the boat, hee -vint faa ‘o Fa- | ther Bear. eh EMeties Bear ae the at suppose were the Girst. arae oe Bear said to his ie A cel if perso! ra Sromoted 2 ations could be per- jac Let the ‘to fight undreds who were once Shee ane ated from you will flock to son and Father id seuss oe a sigested food: ree /motic, a eck 1 es much ame Ae is| in each other’s compal eae Shingles. [pear on almost any part po, Iereep, and zoster, a girdle. trun: generally begin , | Pea. med and slightly swollen. Shingles, like attacks of herpes "Th; 'S new cap and sent it floating|in other parts of the ! Ay, totlow land the course of an inflamed nerve, Ii is very unusual ras the walle: to sur. he leads to fatal results. The disea | or fin of from he old than with the young, i gouty diathesis predispose to it. the strength of the patent witl Healthgrams. Exercise aes in securing good ap- Petite, good digestion, good sleep. Pr. cise, to be of moet must be prac- ticed regular The best of all exercise is work. Both work and exercise should be performed where an abundance of fresh air is available. Plain, simple. and easily digested | food constitutes the best nouri meni Frequent bathing adds to health mi put the entire human system-out of commission. The teeth should be brushed and cleaned on arising and at bedtime, as el as after eac! is the natural means of se- | curing rest for the body and the A person suffering from iran should consult -a physician and no’ resort to sleeping dope. A Clear conscience, is ‘the ‘best hyp- ited te Hall What are you doing now al1—Oh, ‘I’m making a house-to- | noe canvass to ascertain why peo- ple don’t want to Boy a new patent cathe” -wringer. —Mr. Once. Brown does not pay his T lever ene one with her was once when es gas exploded. 5 Defects. i “you are getting very bald, ‘ain? said the barber. You, yourself,” the customer, “‘are ni free te a number of eed ta We lefects Aare could ere if q cal ‘Talk. Dow’ t you think peace would be suaded to talk things over deliber- ate! uted ee to war 0s sibly. But sometimes the more you talk things. eres the more. you find Suspicion tier finds what it is| Shingles is the common name for a disease known in medicine as her- Pes zoster; an impressive name that comes from two Greek words, her- Herpes is an er ruption that my. aes body jit eee called ae ave we} or nee = zoster only when it comes ites ‘hi pimples do not appear all at once, | but in a succession of little crops, | |and they go on,to form small vesi. a|cles that are filled with a transpar- yg|ent fluid. As the eruption comes! out, the neuralgic pains generally | tes is ut nm the other hand, old persons are | 1@), Hi Joes likely to suffer from the dis-| Jehovah r sometimes it appears to. be the resnlt of an emotional dis- turbance. The treatment which a} tions to fish, saw Little Bear sitting exact-| Physician should direct, aims to re- lieve the pain, and protect the pim: King-| ples or vescicles from rupture, It| incorporated’ in all ethical code ke knew that a little way beyond | is usual to apply some soothing and healing “sntitetios and to build ue Verse © toward God. I | thee—It - | pler. ori obedience Ameri vie of the World. They a in religious: ‘refertia ee Tom Mann and W. D. Haywood Are ‘Giummyi Tey Photo shows Tom Mann, th = ee wood, the chief leading’ spirit in | labor ‘otganiatin, the Tadustrial W Say warned him fot to go far. pear to be enjo: ri¢a’s trouble-makin, INTERNATIONAL LESSON, SEPTEMBER 14. ral ra! oe a ‘ather n ments was, , religious du and ie ea i ay mayo aene take PT. lost 20 valuable foxes hi x e ptomaine poisoning. They ate the 0 which Jehovall thy God giveth | Feria re pomomng. they te the half conceals this yoke, we are to think Honor thy father and | “Sn ithy mother—Since the time of Ai e austine the Roman Catholic Chureh, and subsequently also ut, Hees ancient times respeot for k of a sim: % Fay : BITS. OF NEWS FROM Ttenis of Interest From a ae of call cae N.S., iG lave ae te tack BE in| 'o far this season the trap es are now reported ‘Thehay crop in Nova. Sco’ be 20 per cent. larger than last year. new terminals mooted for th: W e. Fes Socialist leader, and W. | will double the population of the| so city in ten years. p= “She was fined $10 or 15 days in oe ladies’ eee at the jail,” id The Moncton Transcript, re- ee ee nt P, * ¥ THE SUNDAY SCHOOL STUDY) :<°%:c2ts.,8¢>, 2, preparing 1915. It is likely that a biginterna- penal lg will be one of e feat from Halifax. ‘otatoes vegetables will be the chief fi Lesson XI.—The Ten Commiand-| — Mis, Donald Johnstene,. the old- ments, H1.—Exod. 20.12-21. Golden Text, Luke 10.27. est. citizen of Hence died 95th year. She had vivi tions of happenings seventy z ‘hat more banks are now whiglt means the Maritime public secon of that c’ Ezra D. Smith, sof bias parents was more a matter of re. : Brice obligat Hence the the ier way f earliest grouping cat the, command: | Yio Mi just quit dnd’ gone to New a e suid he was slowly iginal form for this com. |Cidentally killed. The foxes may perhaps be a later cranes ans eee IL An cesta ae ot oarvn | EOMON MANNS <8] cee ara amplification, oe wording of the are operating in New Bruns Nexis of his ni in, Pesjury. Moses to ner thoug' or mandment ee Ne ei neighbo | politen aoe for if it Jooks jong noe ening explanatory ‘clause. “ thy 16. Bear false witness~The mangenk as it stands fort pee arily to Aa dae falsehood ahd it does not, however, ex- more} bor, Nlfd., Seat sea ee ater on in the detailed legislation given by Israel the latter i9 speci fically forbidden ords: iThau shalt not taken @ Talba $6" port: te not ‘thy hand with ° the 1's. Ww desire thy field, or ies maid-; servant, his ox, or his ass, cr anything that 3 thy. neighbor’s ”” Te, iad George ‘Tliot who | said. that eu thene ee be the. as Jehov, ere the original. command of an e later reason of ediency are sages by the are condition that can give rise | intery to the inflammation of a nerve may | Jéhovah ‘Beak “because gaeenly cause shingles. In many casés, it| thee,” which seems to point, speci- to be the result of an infeo- fically t you | tion. P heen and the so-call- command to filial nee. Thou shalt not will An ap- arena of the san commanded an earlier tee suecine the moral precept of this com- mandment is, as we should expect, | sewer when they siueaklew a lot of which man has put into perman- ik the place ony written form. 15. Not commit adultery— aves one’s regard’ for the life neighbor a na text command- ment is, therefore, against ae mika to be an unrighteous wit-|:h 38” i it. 17, Thou shalt not covet—In un: . James Byr f dertaking to regulate a man’s in-| Road t life as well as his outer lite, e ot action the Mosaic law xtended from three weeks to Royal black foxes, ae abne cnet pair. The body of B. F. Atkinson +|N.S., and he was believed to be and: haye come to’ the~ cone) ‘At St. John’s, aes men were at wor! ting s} skulls and bones. an ie was ‘drunk on duty. Lewis paver of Fishing Slip read in @ book DOWN BY THE SOUNDING SEAIS MARITIME provinces. |No One Could Accisse the King’s Servant of Laziness. Lapped by Waves of the As thy servant was busy here ti I. Cunard liners tes ate Halifax ar Labrador has been a faiiure. Whal very plentiful on the Labrador} vant had been oxbred to stand coast, Halifax business men think the Steamship Com; boats will soon sail direct to hg established in eastern Canada, League of Halifax have fier stePs| tle or nothing to do w to erect a memorial to Richar Power, who laid out ce beautiful “|N.S., is dead. He was in his day one of the best known shipbuilders in the Maritimes. His ancestors: ing to death on the-salary paid him, ward Milligan, of Freeland, and the police of all the Maritime : vs H he fi d 4] Provinces are warned to be on STehn Ge Can come Tookous Lorthem “Many etoror nen idences have been brok Phas breeds GY Poe “haard Patent leather shoes, always, a Ine of green here and there. This aley want the period bs quarantine n PEL. sell as high as $12,000 a leather shoe has ‘oth uppers in| to harmony. found on the road near Syd: 6 on aeuidentally ied ines | With spats or purple, tan, gray and Claims the Fitth Ma Marquis of Water- a then the police have found a blood- | black: ford: Was: His Fothor : stained stone in the bushes near by,|.,"There is a new Spanish heel in] George Tooth, a jobbing garden- that Mr. Atkinson was murdered. é gang ly mili-| file is concerned. ary cemetery, Tae ‘the. volteat in-| evening and atterioon slippers. | when ‘The woman whocan sew or who| * ‘The bones oe all.be Slevin, and anal) a capable and inexpensive is his’ respect for| decently inte THE or pre or Indifference. a Places We site. and uidress, oe an and there, he was gone.—t. | s] pe Kings, xx., i 40. 2 bille’ fill yor lisa eye fill engagements, attend e erals, hunt for entertainment, _ The “servant’’ who i is described clave! ea) to etiquette, brea a new|in this text had been given a most! our hearts Li 11,000. serious task to perform, according) tha, w fishery | to the story told by the prophet. In to be| tween Ahab and Benhadad this ser- guard over a man just tia will | been ‘seized from the host of ane that of}enemy. This captive ra rtant a person that the king’s | gone! We hear much of he sin of idle- ab atk ness. But why not also of the sin deed, a 1; out fail, he had to make the humili- “busy”? that he a Me fulat ore ane SG when the conflict | duty laid upon at his prisoner had es- ‘ ursel ay As thy servant was busy eee ie our ties Today. pany | here and there, he was gone.” Here is a parable of the “ite of as in her leceived i: in our area tation she ‘estes, tod has set us one. task, : To Guard the Soul. to fulfil the ideals of the spirit, to be ak eat. as s spiritual beings ur Fa being rt ‘ory profit he faith-| man? The importaa at thing in life, ful performance of this Ait We | after all, i ee anxious about at er Cove, upon the King’s highway to heavenly city shining in the die. tance. “The best end of a man’s work,” says James feta ets “is to show us what he is. eat workers bequeath us , Nifd., starv-| flocks and herds, only to find our- selves possessed by our possessions, from dainty lingerie collar falls over and Plaid fabrics are returning to fay- wick, 0 fey Fads and Fancies, gold, on a blue ground, and showsa . boon to man or ankind, be-| Plaid chiffon is covered by the dress- catuse they are so easily kept clean | makers with sheer blue chiffon, the are made up with kid| color. of the background, and so the 5 eed and cloth in many styles. One pat-| colors are softened and merged in- Cie g is e form of attached spats with ar SERENE ipoigipuina antec kk bash alte re eee eee Bs eg AY N2S/foot where they are fastened inj GARDENER THE SON OF PEER. have|the sole. These shoes usion |the shoe shops. S . é story of a : f ‘his ‘hi is ss for a | Other, The heel is scooped out so that it is a cross between a French out |.2nd a Cuban heel, so fo as its pro- is shown on Wide shadow lace prices eae fi 40 See to ige at ne ei lollar. It is edged on each side | receivi si oo holes shietgh which ribbon is|lady wl 1 thinks that 2 Teast it Ss o be run, and it is designed for/a caso for inqui: tales bodices. One ribbon is a 4 ey says ho belioves, es oe as Hhrough the lower edge, to gather /be. the, legate t it in ae the Marquis of Waterford, ae in Another is “a A the top| 1895, shot himself faliewing an in- edge. The ends of the ribbons are | jury . the spine through falling — tied in sont and eer uen are fast- hae ‘is horse. A son was born to one ae oss the show tI it aide lace, eit ¢ sie straight. and ane ok : small pri Times, it was Har-| & that led him the-other be dlehtolured sitah sik-or crepe | tends that the child was born ali day he saved his life by remembor-| de chine petticoats. The to} ps of the | and that it was he. vile the had read. While eld Bi ave in that, as a newly-born kG cant and a the bear another man killed ce oe ‘ hem. | infan ie Sart in the care of e e eae Du P any ahs ay system of laws, ancient} set a trap and caught it. It ww e Decalogue, and/ont to be a beautiful black m: eepsuely this ealieadtaante pro- ‘ceeds he assumption that man is aeeually free to “control his “house”? be taken n_gerterical- iy theca first clause of this com- e the entire prohibition intended, iding “hota nor ny- a that is thy neighbor’ so) Tn the Deuteronomic version of ‘th een the order ig the commandm?nt ‘rea ither shalt. thou covet thy Pen Ae aay Pesicortd Was Lying ae Peas. Gritty pores aper says Bes the that p rospe BW is” Sey atctn? by leay s saps and bo Poa dat’s so, it must of aunnen clean over me. is Wy woe whos 3 An offer of a Soveand been refused fo The real’ and enduring gre. ofa paved a the ae ‘hat is haj Little Minnie: ie Oh, what's that dreadful noi ; Heh, darling, ae tr “| to a price of sty means what a ee as well be es te nee a man. is n rt of “hon a Bla people, they are roel guilty ot ja eee ry . you cenyshine low,” Aaa (Please. don’ t bother AGE “Real ally, a all,”’ the hostess. eit “Tt i is a Pleasure.” Phere is no royal r thing. One thing a things in succession. “that : grows fast withers as se Mpit which grows slowly en in} the home Dastisian cts within | those of silk. famma, Cr ptonne, slit to put over frocks: _ | in semi “man An hat APNE rim gether we 8 80 dimieut for * he ‘to Stoop to) socket Piensa ae ” pleaded the depart | 0 bother ne Shiau Baca ‘of the petticoat: ma- terial, Very often an ‘old evening erbeke red be made to serve as the founda-}, ion for such a@ petticoat. Satin rate and soft silk can ‘ive aa durabl. “real ae : cxieme Oh more chk | than | ; month nied very mo eS fifth m ee Cretonne stipe. ley waa paid to Mrs, ieee ee iter. ‘ im- that are hang in the closet or ying |: m. ther edge, with a aa opeoing left for “tool | © = the neck eed e hanger. > al ections: ut cearee are} eae Jong is ugh to come to says ghee ma GE the frock. ‘There oh etek icisces can be seamed to- sere liens with Sab or ‘a es Crepe Negliges White crepe negligees, embroi her, | fed With fine wool threads in soft et) colors, are very becoming. A lon ng [rest robe of the eee a ae ly arranged bun “m0 | flowers at the tro front Paes ae oe le t front: ieee the — “out into

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