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i hgy _ . . , COOntraik the lmwyee.â€" "I; may contain liquor and it may not." The judge had no alternative. He had to dismiss the case and his deâ€" tm " was upheld on an appeal. ‘ A;. pfh’!:w cgitizen _lbe_ jndse! ight know what were tms W§grewrs, :x:ts of a John Collings, but presid-f ing on the bench he could only base | decisions on what was brought out in evidence. | The case may be of value to govâ€", ernment informers. Hereafter when trying to trap Vlegal sellers they will probably call for the straight varieties of the beverages. Iins may _ _ 1C~ #or CA¢ Iatter listened intent-! ly to the evidence. "Any questions ?”} the judge asked this lawyer, There | being none the prosecution completed | the case for the crown, 1 Then the lawyer fop the delem‘e" ealmly requested that the case be | dismissed . 1 ENee Te liquor without a ernment inspecto had gone to the friends, had orde Muses, were serve ever the money ¢ lawyer for the la ', to the Widenct the judge asked t being none the pro the case for the . “il l‘gpe(-i cident to i} A man w ed silly conform liquor law On the grounds not been told w On what 3y __ _ _"_ _ 0~ CCAmmAOWwH TéCL tha ) the French do not emigrate, a few $ yeasonshave been given by Abbe .' Ernest Dimnet in the Literary Digest: The French are no linguists. The f vyery notion of foreign languages has f & queerness for them; it makes them f Bmile. There is an unreality about it. , Bome of my humbler friends in France who know that I nse English ‘ &# my chieft literary _ medium find § * that fact hard to believe. ‘ Germans, Slavs and Orientals are sctually attracted by the pleasure of eonquering a foreign tongue, nnd] thisk nothing of the effort Mh a 1 nicisnm ; and tryi, terness y fain that of the p born betj 0r allies, gullibility is" to thods hbe lm Infallible one everlastingly This 'Onchau‘-.' Nce for sten Ing auch ports read. Ine ado! to t miay but be » answered the tain liquor and would men tives of a ne‘e decide with und to bay his debt, the end, The prospects "TV was especi espect and he ri to illustrate th an was prosecu without a pern it inspectors to me to the pla » had ordered f were served pro e money to the A Silly cans. A; #lon | for tate to 18 independence of independence fatalistic tende; KHOW â€" tRAK .cs M is a trvine + be 88 with . that the The French are not fortr ers. The history of a Car a Ford which has trebled bitions of many a young mving in America sounds to erage Frenchman as a fairy does not act ag an incentive food. a little wine, and n tainty about employment am Bee for the happiness of most people. Year afterp year 1 see men retiring from businegs ; as they have a competency : tion of adding to it till it bee FFHLRG DKE WAE sns s iny a ally ali "°C ‘nat nateful risk, Emig: be a way of getting rich C the story of one fallure can nough to dampen conrage, atories are numerovs and d by statisties from which °t must infer that emigratic m of gambling. Instead of ecourse to such desperate he lHmits himself in the . to ake that Â¥I Id be unbearable to _ Early in childh ht that one must ne on anybody else, escence they lay by But they mostl fries where their eurrent. If thye . tives or "bipnd, f they would demy home. qwsts either, and M meainentiivereninnmanesicmine:â€"aun rencl th w s omet WNn . ""*!l service jobs, . the Frenchman {s a sen. 8t. This may sound strange any people who regard him it without realizing that ¢y. 8 & sentiment turned | sogr & to COORREKTIE She seuss ce 2s of the They And Nane Do No t Emigrate e y ul 0 ie e Why French People‘R HE UM A T I S M Th M _A xu .i «_ t ~ Pnyannta® ain cor vil t Regarding the well.known me mm NOC# npang 1,_ _ ____ SOur [less thing in the world: A lapsed life ) Counteract its own bit insurance policy, t little humop I feel cer Gemeater ce c newenmemmese mm normmemnonmmmsomypiie troverporrrcmceye lack of politica} senge ‘ i comes from theip in t 40 | i the loyalty Of friends | Wby a ! ' .» often niive to Y e 3 ] the foundation _ of ? ou Think You‘re "GROWING OLD" | Judements T freedom they do accept strange time I have seen a ne‘er.doâ€"well in th undemonstative s debt# and srnna s that the cour what a John Col hNout realizing that Cy sentiment turned | sog counteract jtg own bit litt‘e humop, 1 feel cer lack of political sense comes from their in. the Invalie xn s _o c 17"C/1Ca sounds to the ay. enchman as a fairy tale, but act as an incentive, Good little wine, and no uncer. out employment amply suf. e happiness of most Frenah ear after year 1 see trades. |. ing from business as soon | â€" ave a competency: the no. | _ ding to it till it becomes a 8 es not appeal. 1 st powerfui motive in the | ; Of titm EOOFRSHE Wnesmales... f * place with two d four John Colâ€" broperly and paid be saves, w 1 the possibl Ccounts for "X of politicar sense omes from their in e loyalty of friends are often niive to the â€" fnumkess.." _ ~L "re their own langnuage is If thye did not have rela. Triends all over the world 14 demur _ before leavine that the English are of such an old age rable to most French. _ childhood they are must never be a bur. TORONTO mostly emigrate to 'cmm accused. The quired _ t} _ interesting club in that is necessary crovs and sup. rom which the t emigration is nstead of hay. I to the only . with his eye sible evi] day, for his prefer. ange sgity seen the rela. 1 in England yet emigrate ind even in in order not . Emigration rich quick, tive kindness bport him to theo effort. _ The achievemet as be. ll.known fact that : 'm’m‘.u & '.' given by Abbe e Literary Digest: No linguists. The lneqr pas not hesf sour | less thing Puiri1ps®* Mfithk of Mle Phillips® Milk of * TT Tab« 183 dre NoW off Sale at all drug stores everywhere. Each tiny tab= let is the eq'm'v::ent of a ul of Genâ€" fap~ uine ?fi;gap.' Milk of @ ations also and It‘s Frequently NO‘ "Old A‘..u to Scl'cnf.’.“’ Ma No More Alar God ! to see that therve one mighty â€" pow simple objects and looked with simn! WY 2020 (HunCl | Other discoveries, too, are [way. Men‘s firss speech, it agreed, consisted of _ exelan of surprise, of fear, â€" of rev Devotion was not difficult for men. They had not then made selves many inventions to tric mislead them. It was easy for T seb Khak Ablcuus umss iioe ts onl ‘@| English Alphabet Our nomination i Gihtintindi t ind s c c , | Zhnist. _ The alphabet almost as it 1 ; is known today was developed with ‘| every letter the picture of a familiâ€" "lar object, A was the face of the ‘| strong alpo or ox, once worshipped | as a god and having that signifiâ€" cance. _ B outlined 3 house of the ’period, C caught the camel‘s lump, ‘ D, more of a triangle in the Greek | form, was the delta at the mouth of a river. What could be more naâ€" !tural‘.'â€"AMen began to spell in the| | terms of _ the simple â€" things they ‘ | could see, | ~_H was bhawta in this pictorial alâ€" ! phabet, outlining â€" a trap â€" used toi catch foxes. I was aena, or the huâ€"| ; man eye. T was tara, door of a ; tent. YÂ¥ was the human }xund.!f fingers spread. The great alphabet mystery . ig surprisingly simple in‘ b the Hoht: of" the saur p ol 6 .." t The English alphabe 4 | of which has been a my â€"| up its secret at last ¢ â€" | Christian Science Monit ‘| editorial. Dr. George 1 | Smithsonian Institution | working together find the | Armanic, a Semitic lang spread through the Eupt ley about 900 B.C., and v to be the native tongue 0: ‘Christ’. "Thhe alinfel 4. â€"4 ‘A@s nawta in this pictorial alâ€" t, outlining â€" a trap used to foxes. I was aena, or the huâ€" ye. T was tara, door of a YÂ¥ was the human hand, spread. _ The great alphabet yâ€" is surprisingly simple in ht of the new uliscoveries.! discoveries, too, are on the Men‘s firss smaach it Lo «.1l Thy at 40 _ | rI\;nlr T _ y : ;‘ s and simple time they: simplicity and saw _ & a triangle in the G the delta at the m What could be more n began to spell in the simple things +t was easy for them ‘re was actually only powel'â€"-'lthrough the ~~‘brisingly simple in the new discoveries, ries, too, are on the first speech, it is now ted _ of exclamations f fear, of reverence, not difficult for early war aw 1 8 for the most use fappy par on _r 0o gb‘5cmp Cirsuing country in the world, _ J happy returns‘ of Acâ€"| believe it comes nearer to genuine democracy than _ even England. _ mss« i Theoro 16 q far closer approximation to social, economic and â€" political h Alphabet equality than we have in Canada or w Gedrrccine Great Britain, While there is a igin| monarchy there is no privileged titâ€" ;) 6 ez:]lp‘ha':;i,t etl,};f ::;‘l"(;: led class, The bn:ona of former at. 88. obs el'\:es the Ida):s are gradually disappearing and ce Monitor in this their estates broken up for sale_ to George â€" Lamsa and | 8MA free holders, No new titles| Institution 5(-ientistslarer. granted, 1 ‘ find the key in :h::l' Economically, they are itie language which | ‘Y8, people. _ They have the Euphrates Val. whxc!x discloses their phil C #40 which came garding wealth.â€""That CC tongue of Jeane .1.| £00d country which has â€" Euphrates Val. and which came zue of Jesus the bet almost as it ; developed with ‘ ure of a familiâ€"|| he face of the : nce worshipped ig that signifiâ€"]‘ a house of the a â€"camel‘s lump, ( e in the Greek e at the mouth % d be more naâ€" + 0 o spell in the t * things they| /‘ made themâ€" o trick and ; terms, half of them retiring every aind. four years, ‘b.et In social legislation they have ,mihoen worldâ€"leaders, _ Nowhere are T [ the aged, poor and unemployed, the th‘”unt’ortunate and helpless, the sick idk and needy better or more scientificâ€" hoi ally cared for by Society. _ Two C [ thirds of the entire â€" population, "Y | which means all the people except m children, are covered by Sick Insurâ€" "4 | ance, giving medical, hospital and ""‘| convalescence care. It would take UÂ¥ | Ontario a long time to catch up| he,to Denmark in social legtslation. ¢ °Y } What I have said about Denmark, ; '*t'appli(-s equally to the other Scandinâ€" | javian _ countries, namely Sweden, | j | Norway, Finland and lIceland. _ The J g-ffa(’t is that our Scandinavian cousâ€" | ) ejins have outstripped us Anglo Saxâ€"|, !ons in many respects, _ We should _‘know more about their developments 8j | than we do. I would recommend | » that; the Minto Township school libâ€" e ,x'aries as well as the Public Librarâ€" T ‘ies in Harriston, Clifford and Palâ€"|;; imerston should keep it in mind to |p select books about these countries | ;) in their next Purchases, I heard one | 5. traveller remark that it was an unâ€"/;p fortunate day for England when the pri Danes went back home about the time of King Alfred, 1 So much for their progressive deâ€" mocracy. _ Now a word about the| country itself, As nearly every one|"*® knows it is a little country. It is| & about one twentyâ€"fifth the area of | foo Ontario though its population is| P practically the same,. namelv % &n |fice ( Politically, they govern themselves very wisely. _ Their Upper House (corresponding to our Sevate) is elected, as is their Lower House, on & proportional representation system of voting, _ This ensures freedom from corruption and an equitable representation of all parties. The present government is a union of Social Democrats and Liberal Lefts, Farmers are strongly â€"represented. Senators are elected for eight year terms, half of them retiring every | four years, ‘ ‘ good country which has few ’with too much money; and still with too little." That atta of economic equality is a j ideal, They do not grow mill in Denmark, and they have n pers. 4 with too little." That attainment economic equality is a national al,. They do not grow millionaires Denmark, and they have no pauâ€" elf, As nearly eve;'i' one s & little country. It is twentyâ€"fifth the area of country. It is| Second Old Maidâ€"The old brazen _ the area of|fool. Wait until I call an officer. population is| First Old Maidâ€"Don‘t call an ofâ€" namely 8,500,.|ficer, call a preacher, MoOl bifiica css â€" i nd uolitia4; [..,, . ~PHUW.â€" The Danish Smallholdâ€" mic and political er farmer now aims to work from have in Canada or | 15 to 17 acres, On this area he will While there is a|keep about 6 cows,. There are pracâ€" no privileged titâ€" tically no tenant farmers in Denâ€" barons of former imark "I asie 2l tlic y 2oogh philosophy' reâ€" t cquntry is a 46 | Enclose a stamped for the return & GIFF BAKER, You, too, can also Here‘s now, Make a ske and money 4 Inches wik sketch sgubmitted, the ch Colour Landscape Course al Magazine Mustration, or Sporting Cartoon, or a made by a professional awarded for the best sk test closes on February for the next five best d free lesson for all. progressâ€" They- a saying | ural THE UNITED FPARMERS CO.OPERATIVE COMPANY, pramT: LIVE STOCK COMMiISSIGN pepy Union Seaap wo lc C AI Shipping on the coâ€" been productive of Selling on the open value for the owne with us. memory training COurse Doctor, Girls still marry â€"for good reasonâ€"to Eet a nowadays they never stav people fewer First Old man over the gue l 920 en NO ECY Union Stock Yards, West In the next article $A speak of their schools. I most valuable lesson that can teach Ontario (includ Township) is one respecti tion, The greatest contrib Denmark has made to the their â€" Folk High â€" Schools schools have been the main their wonderful coâ€"operati prises. Doctorâ€"Oh, forget LIVE sTOck MARKénNG Pupilâ€"Thanks for "~b" pchool said "Canada is the country for the Danes, If the deâ€" pression ever passes, we want our surplus farmers to settle in Canada." They feel at home here as I felt at home in Denmark, They are very hospitable. I wish a delegation of Minto farmers could have such a visit as I had,. F _ _ _b _JIard hit by the restric. ‘| tions resulting from the Ottawa | Agreements, they are very well disâ€" posed to England, their best customâ€" er. A great many Danes visit Eng. land on holiday and English is very commonly spoken, My intercourse was among school people largely, and nowhere had 1 any difficulty in seâ€" curing what I wanted to know, As there are a great many Danes scatâ€" tered throughout Canada, I found most people informed about our country, The principal of one Folk High School said "Canada is the country for the Danes, If the deâ€" pression..ever nustes wa mwant _ firltâ€"Wk.â€".og Telephone LÂ¥ndhurst 1143 ve Ceiiacic®ie id a tors in their disposition to ate. Denmark has no minerals water power, so it has not ed industrially to a like ext Sweden, Scotlang or German ’culture has always been its | dustry. ‘There is an extensi ing industry and much shipp descendants of the Vikings still venturesome seafarers. TORONTO, 220 000 m CatOn | tnhey are lovers of the soil and nat Jural born farmers. Unlike Mintc Township with its admixture of Eng. lish, Irish, Scotch and German (ra. pidly fusing through) they are a pure race, The Lutheran Church is the State Church and there is only about two per cent. of the populaâ€" tion nonâ€"Lutheran, Uniformity in race and religion are probably facâ€" tors in their disposition to coâ€"operâ€" ate. Though hard ‘00, can also learn how. « Make a sketch of this man 4 inches wide. For the best nitted, the choice of a Water dscape Course, or an Originâ€" e Ilustration, or a Political Cartoon, or a Comic Drawing professional artist will be ° the best sketch. This conâ€" on February 26, 1936. Prizes :tf fl\‘e]best drawings, and a w al close (? ) eC canny and n the coâ€"operative Plan â€" has uctive of splendid _ results. the open market means real the owners. Get in touch keep about 6 cows tically no tenant mark. Land owne religion, NO The d Maidâ€"I believe that there is trying to firt with THIS MAN KNOoOws HOW ! neir schools. I think the ible lesson that Denmark Ontario (including Minto is one respecting educaâ€" greatest contribution that of ‘th has no minerals, coal or wer, so it has not developâ€" trially to a like extent with Scotlang or Germany, Agriâ€" as always been its basic in-‘ There is an extancius #icL made to the world is High _Schools. â€" Thesge marry for the same 0 &8t a homeâ€"but never stay in it. addressed envelope ‘ your drawing. people cousins "*C JHC y the restricâ€" ng from the Ottawa they are very well disâ€" land, their best customâ€" many Danes visit Eng. ay and English is very oken, _ My intercourse hool people largely, and | I any difficulty in seâ€" _ wanted to know, â€" As reat many Danes scatâ€" out Canada, I found informed about our principal of one Folk said "Canada is the e Danes. If the deâ€" passes, we want our to settle in Canada." ome here as I felt at ark. â€" They are very wish a delegation of could have such a|a so1 article I propose Ao | of schools. 1 think the eve esson that Denmark| B. io (including Minto hu; le respecting educaâ€"| poi st contribution that| â€" ade to the world is \ h © Schools. â€" These Cos n the mainspring of | Ric coâ€"operative enterâ€" | bee the chtsedltisicos o Lon idâ€"I believe that f:l:"‘ trying to flirt with ng idâ€"The old brazen Se I call an officer, _ | y5C 15 an extensive fish. d much shipping. As the Vikings they are ¢ are much like their sins, the Scotch; thrifty, devoted to education,. Ts of the soil and natâ€" rmers. _ Unlike Minto j its admixture of Engâ€" 7/ 9. "ODnes mis" it. the wonderfal e you sent me, â€"Five ownership hit by AVENUE, Toronto German (ra. 18 All the Cub Packs and Troops of the Wallacehnr» hgge css1 SX n To 1+ Sn Aey Scouts brings Vancouver troops some interesting visitors from time to time, To a meeting of the 7th North Vancouvers recently came the Secâ€" ond Mate and the Wireless Operaâ€" tor of the S8.8. Frederika Lensen, Their contributions to an interestâ€" ing evening included some instrucâ€" tion in fencing. Scouts of St, Paul‘s William, gave a colouri stration of scoutcraft at dinner meeting of the Gy the Royal Edward Hotel. did lashing such as used ; struction of temporary bri fancy knot tying, Semaph ling, and put on a numbe: games, Sort ine Cuerpo National de Scouts Costa Rica,â€"â€"otherwise, the Costa Rican Boy Scouts Association,â€"has been recognized" and registered at the Scout International Bureau in Londen, _ The South American Reâ€" public makes the 48th Boy Scouting country now recognized, the British Empire being counted as one. The interest of B. Priddle, told hunting in the n« pointers on the « Many other Scout troops will envy a banquet enjoyed by the 2nd Tillâ€" sonburg Troop this winterâ€"a feed of bear and venison. To make the evening complete, the donor. Mr C The oarhans 100. o C nrem m mb BCGen : yo" <ad. vuhtisement in de newspaper, lady," Lady (interrupting)â€"“But I adâ€" vertised for q Scandinavian." Negro Womanâ€""I knowe â€" Aa+ Negro Woman (a position as cook)â€"* vuhtisement in de ne Many other of Judgeâ€"What are your | for divorce? Lawyer â€" Alternation of tions, Your Honor, A Fish Story: A such a reputation for truth that he bought a and insisted on weighi he caught in the prese ness. One day a do« the fisherman‘s scales t« born baby. ‘The baby v seven pounds! he the ’Wem denied a the old days thought of this Mrs, Cassidy spade a spade! Mrs. Garnerâ€" he took one anc 6 9B sn c NOe d wep lace and blushing furiously)â€" ’I tell the exact truth? » Magistrateâ€"Yes, the whole and nothing but the truth, Witness (slowly)â€"WeH, my was in front of me., 71 SCoutcralt at a regular eeting of the Gyro Club, at l Edward Hotel. The boys g such as used in the conâ€" of temporary bridges, somel ud FPacks and Scout the Wallaceburg District face Just They say the w yet I often t] So many little corners here Bug there‘s ong" found while : west, The only folks w those we love We flatter those garden St. Paul‘s Troop iplete, the donor, Mr. C. told stories of winter he morth, and gave some the cooking of game, t think how denied a hc a colourful demonâ€" , Semaphore 1;znal: a number of Scout tory: A fisherman got tation for stretching the : bought a pair of scales on weighing every fish : the presence of a wit-‘ day a doctor borrowed seamen in Boy ts se se Col horse and buggy because nobody h dollar down idea, â€"My husband calls ‘ales to weigh a new baby weighed forty.â€" (applying for world is round _ hurts we get e and there; truth in life _jJourneying east your grounds knows _ dat , Fort If you have catarrhal deafness or head noises £o to your druggist and get 1 oz _ of Paramint (double strength), and add to it 14 g.int of hot water and a little sugar, ake 1 tablespoonful four times a day, This will often bring quick relief from the distressing head noises. Clogged nostrils should open, breath. ing become ea8y and the mucous stop dropping into the throat, It is easy to prepare, costs little, and is pleasant to take. Anyone who has catarrhal deafness or head noises should give this preszori,,; _ _ ‘O918€8 Catarrhal Deafness _ May Be Overcome Stories of the gathering of grims at Jerusalem for the C] mas services and festivities ; mention of Palestine Boy Scout the usual well known dress, e for the flowing turban. _ The were busy rendering various fe of service to the crowds of visi affecâ€" ag,, 3 ; 2~~AAVUF _ fLiKe, . points being earned for items of equipment chosâ€" en and carried, its snug and conâ€" venient packing; for efficiency shown in overâ€"night camping, tidiness of camp site after leaving; map makâ€" ing, observation, etc. The ambition of each Winnipeg Crew is to win two shoesâ€"a pair, 10 210 0C% ARCrCImMIel Winnipeg District â€" Rover Championship for 1985, was ed _ by Provincial Com Frank W, Thompson to t Winnipeg. Rover Crew. _T team were winners of the Rover 24â€"Hour Hike, point earned for items of equipme en and eurring) ths ) 22 .9 As & programme contribution to the . January meeting of the Perth, Ont. Home and School Club, the local Boy Scouts put on a firstâ€"aid demonst'mtion, incidentally impro. vising a stretcher from two coats and a couple of poles. _ They also gave a skit illustrating the Scout ‘ practice of the daily good turn, on _ of at did have entered a six tendance and corre petition for the I Shield. _ The compe 31st, U8J _Patrick (visiting hospital)â€"And what might be your trouble?" câ€" Patientâ€" Tonsilitis, Got to have my tonsils cut out, ‘ Patrick (turning to another paâ€" 4| tient)â€"And you? 1â€" Second Patientâ€"Blood poisoning. " | They are going to cut off my arm. â€" Patrickâ€"Good night. This is no place for me. I‘ve got a cold in my + | head. As a _ you noise i the ‘ the wooden shoe When Silas Stubblefield, of Brush ville, who owned a farm and wa bequeatheq another says one never gan fell when milefnins s o.ape . PSR Robertâ€"‘;i"â€"k-now, but I want to say it. Mother tells mustn‘t talk rough," lady. But jess so a pusson can cook, what difference does religion make?" Patrick ver Crew, Tfl; crew winners of the annual 88 or head prescription 7 â€" , nead noises. hould open, breath. ‘ and the mucous 0 the throat. 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