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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1926 /

_flb,]omes W. BqrfnrhMD- ‘ - RQUND SHOULDERS

it is unfortunate that some 0!‘

IN ifNTEREST OF ECONOMY. which there were as many Oppor-

A year or so“ ago, when clouds were hanging thickly over the '00!‘ ot‘ the ‘Liberal House. Mr. Mac- icuzie King announced that in the interests of economy and good gov- ernment and the welfare of the country. some retrcuchments were About i0 be mude. The portfolio .if Minister of States, for example. would ho abolished and possibly some other portfolios might be laid

ture, art: hidustry are alive and awake, each fool-flag for men. mo of action, of initiation, of courage, and of vision and thousands of doors are open for those who fit

it may she. The thing is to select the job. lflt one's self for it and go t0 it.

The Opportunity we wait for is a sham and a delusion. The 0p-

un the um“ of sacrifice. portunity we ninkc is life and ser A wind come last Oifdlbfil‘ and ‘ vice and success.

swept awny the clouds. The death» P lied promises were forgotten, and $7,900 A WEEK’

now it is announced that the port- 301k; of Minister of State is to be restored and a new ministry creat-

Avo note by a uows item going the rounds of the press that ‘Mr. ad l-m. Prince Edward 15mm], Geno Tunney has graciously accept- lmhlce dsi-dward “landhagaflghf ed a position at the fnirly remun- m a ministry’ b," “mm were engugh cratlvc salary oi‘ $7,000 n week. For nfluistfles fmm which m“, pmnm-elthe benefit of any of our unsophis- could have been supplied wlflioutnllicalctl vendors who are not keep- new cream,“ when the mmndcd'ing in tnuch with the most import- readjustincnts uiudc Cflllflduiflilt world happenings we may re- will have the largest Cabinet in its mark here that Mr. Tunney is the |1i§L0l‘y—ll'l the interests ofeoono-‘gentlcman ivho had the distinguish- “y. we gighf. or nine millions oiled honor of getting the better of Deoplc will have n lurger goveru-anotlici- gentleman of distinction. to nont plant than the ‘I15 mililoirwll. Jack 1361111010)‘- lll l1 fl-‘lllc 011' Jeoplo of the Uniwd ismwg, Wolcounter some weeks ago, and for shill] have a Cabinet of nineteen or which they received approximately Wm“); while the United Statesa million dollars ibetwccn them. have only nine. We have the some ‘He is at present taking a well- number of ‘Senators as the United earned rest in the balmy air of the States. Island of lBermuda preparatory to

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Ties’ and trying to g9; on its 19st,: What kind of work is‘ he expected iss Ihecome so top-heavy that there to do by which he can honestly s danger of the‘ YHJOIE fabric top~_earn $7.000 u week? Wlml kind 0f mug over and all i“ ofdgf that, training qlid he receive to lit liiiu qaces 511a“ be found [or worthy to earn ‘$7,000 l1 week? Tim work he is going to dais to show him- The

. ir unworthy democrats. The economics of the dark days self on the vaudeville slasc-

tunitles as today. Science, liters.-

themselves for tho job. whatoverimon who were rejected for milit-

struggling to establish new indus-lllollfill- J

our school boards, in their wisdom lure trying to do sway with physi-v cal training in the schools. ' ‘ One can understand the prejud- fee toward things military. but that’ the child should not have tho in- struction on how to stand and sit correctly. how to have an erect icarriage, sound lungs, and sound heart, is to _my mind nothing short

lcrlminsl. > _‘ iA-s I've said before, the only young

ai-y service. because the chest was ltoo small, were thoso whose parq lenffl would not lcl. them engage’ in sports when they ‘were at the; growing age, for fear of injury. ‘Now what is the cause o! thef round shoulders or hollow chests‘, we sec in children? E it may hc simply duc to generall weakness of the body, and ‘so the, shoulders droop forward from gen-l erai weakness of the muscles. , ‘Sometimes it is a matter of poor eyesight, and the youngster will ‘stoop forward in school or 0130-» iwbure in order to got a better view, of things. g ' Suspenders or brnccs sometimes tend to pull the ‘shoulders forward also. Sitting in school where the, ilcsks and seals do not ‘fit the child, ‘lnfly also cause round shoulders. l but perhaps tho main cause is lhc weakness of the abdominal muscles. A youngster who (loss Iwl llllly. who does not bond his body forward. backwards and side- ways‘ in all the little glint-s of child hood, is going to he weak across. the .'il>rlomen. l How does ;his affect. tho shoulders?‘ The abdominal muscles hold you in at. the ‘waist, abdomen to sag. If your abdomen docs not nag, the shoulders are not drawn forward. i [Simply stand sideways by your‘ inirror_ and watch the shoulders when the abdomen is drown in or backward. The shoulders g0 hack and the chest stands out. l Now the physical training in the schools and the games of the play. mound all tendfto develop these ali- domical muscles. ‘ ‘Let your child take ‘this form of exorcise and also encourage him l

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‘Play. it ‘wi‘ll keep his shoulders back, and glq; pls lungs ‘more. TODD]

No s by the Way

Consolidated school: to which

not allowing the '7

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their tdilfli-

of last summer, when political death was pending, have been forgotten,

the children were transported by

training he received was to learn carriages were tried as an Gxper].

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Canada, heavily loaded with debt, going to work at Ahe salary men-

iud the newly resuscitated King cal strength with which xiaturc had Government is swaggerlng in its endowed him so that he couuld in new found strength.

‘some duy we shall cull n hnlt i0 he orgy of extravagance and it will not ho too soon.

time bent up any man that cured lolu-y conclusions with him, and so win the homage of u. wailing ivrirld. ‘He succeeded and in recognition of his achievement the world is pru-

how to fight, to develgp me phygl-Jnflilll in Ontario and in sections of

the ‘Maritime lProvinces, but did not succeed to the extent that had been expected. ~Now, in Ontario, tho lDepnrtuic-nt of Education is ad- opting the opposite pluu of carry- ing tho school to tho children in- stead of carrying the children to, school. The plan has ‘been put ln'

Daily Selections Ion Guardian Readers

v+e4~ November 4. 1925

‘SmULlS DEATl-l-"Saul died for his [ransgrcssion which he com- muted against tlic Lord. becuniic of tho word of liio Lord, which lic kept. not; and also for asking coun- sel of one that had a familiar spirit— and inquired not of the lbord." 1 Lhron. 10:13.14.

"PRAYER - But as [or inc. my prnyei-‘fg unto Thee. O Lord, in on acceptable time.

THE BIRTHDAY OF BURNS -

Though Scotland sand names. Of patriot. king and pecl‘. Tho noblest, grandest of them all Was loved und crndlcd here

boasts u thou-

lllcre ‘lived tho gentlest peasant And yet I slnlld within this room not waned m“ ‘She scum“ com“ Drlncc. Ami hold all lllfolll-‘B lll scorn. to those who sit with folded arms The loving cotter-king For here ‘beneath this lowly thatch

Compared with whom the grcntcst lord in hut n litlcd thing.

'Tis but u co; roofed -in with strllw

‘OFTEN MISSPEUIJED: indis- wrong door. / erect limprurlont.) ~ _

‘SYNONYIMIS: vamm ‘mm,’ mm tlt is truc that in many cases Op ccit, zirrognncc. (ltilOlilfllltill. pre-Dofllllllly 11418 001110 W001i llllll $llillpll0ll hauglitiness, dlslnlu.) .. , . - t .1

WORD STUDY: “U68 n Word whuc luist expected. rue uso

ui-i incronsc our vocabulary by mas- day's ‘WONII state of being under the power or

control of another. Lion ‘to his tyranny

Within Hllbl linliowod hut ‘l fool When the glad lips at lust have

OPPORTUNITY:

DAILY LESSONS IN ENGLISH Iy w. i.. Gordon

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lWOiIDS OFTEN Mi-SUSED: "Slander" means to speak u false report, "libcl' is the written or _ , printed (l,_ranl,,t.ion_ mlttcd that in many cases, if sho

OFTEN Mi‘Sl’ll0NOillN‘CED : knocked. ‘the occupant wus out nt

ilgfgtb‘ ignlfij;(.l."n"c m” o m’ m “o, the limo or sho- knockcrl at tho

lit has hccn said, probably by those who have had the good for- ;uue to omlbracc her, that Oppor- tunity knocks at lcnst once at

true or not it will be frankly ad-

svcry man's door. ‘Whether this be

operation in ‘Northern Ontario‘ whore there is railway transports-f m” Wlvuegl? 0f 5'30""? lllm- ‘we lion iu n. thinly settled rural scctionl say "the world" adviscdly. The of the country. ‘Itailwny cars are‘ vaudeville promoters of the show ‘ED901511? lfllled 11D f0!‘ lllfl DI-IPDOBB I

do not my m“, wagfi the people with a school room, desks and seats, pay it and for what? for sixteen children. dlincklioai-ds. v a teachers desk, maps, pictures, a

m!“ mgmer‘ school library and u bedroom and

There aFe thousands ol‘ men who

kitchen for the teacher. have, by laborious years of toil and sncrlflco lflttod themselves in col-

parcd to D8!’ 87,000 a weck for

‘To see a

About 120 miles of territory are

threo 1imcs and it is yourgj‘ Leg that what in somo cases lookod rcu- sonuhly and logically ‘like Oppor- tuJiiiy lurncd out to hc i1 vastly different angel.

Opportunity, although sometimes coming unsought, must be sought.

tcrlng one word each day. SUHJECTION;

To- the

“Her subjec- ‘was pathetic."

awaiting her. lSbo is a coy judo and but rarely throws herself at n man's feet. When ‘she does if. would almost appear as if she were

Love's sweetest bard wus horn.

l.lkc ono who claspg n, shrine

covered by car schools. and stops are made at seven places along tho line. The children near enough to these stopping places attend the school for sovcrnl days and are then given homo work to do until the car rclurnsi Tho curs cot around their circuit once in uboul. fivo weeks. This plan is reported to be helpful (hiring the pioneer stage of settlement, titling over the period until wuii the moraine 8i population school buildings will be erected.

leges and universities. in work- shops, in factories, behind th counter, ‘for real sorvico to tho world and their fellow men and who do not. roccivo $7,000. n. your for ll.

The question is frequently asked. "is the world growing better?" And we try to believe it is, hut. in tho face of such evidence as this, scepticism uuavoldly creeps in, flow much, onn wonders, do the men and women whomakc upthla $7,000 a week, contribute to the world’; charities, its missionary activities,

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A veil of secrecy hn covered the Imperial Conference for days pest. it was hardly to be expected that-

lts education? Many of them, no autumn or me Emplre comm‘

noluin Blunt

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touched The something deemed illvfm; And here the world through ail the years, . As long as day returns,

from the four quarters of the globe should be able to come to an iin- mediate agreement upon any im- portant. new departure in regard to

i} doubt do_ contribute to worthy puf- poses, but it is not altogether the

useless spending of monoy on gun];

trying to ascertain what manner of man he is and in many cases she has found him unworthy. How

[Tuesdlyllsst are ‘now on only street; ‘Q15 or three more ‘are m!

the United Kingdom. Perhaps in prepare the way for dismember- no pa/rt of the Jlimpiro is our Brit-Imam. The old watch-word "Unit-

ish connection more highly valueiiod we stand; dlvldod we fall "holds to be sddeii to mlk th mil , a h tn don lug the exact relations of the i . . . 9 0P 6 . a i» will» . l T)“, tribute o; m, p)", and gem-e many have found their Opportnn- m: l: :51“ ° 2"“ “mfred l0 b"! on?!“ Dominion!‘ with the United than in these Maritime Provinces. as true for the great British Oom- quota. at 1'! or 18. the ibulltielt CID‘ R2: gym“ 33:19" mlm-i- [fy and, after toying with her. have I n “My t at mum” "ch l‘ K; , Danger l,“ m ‘my lb -;-—- monwealth as for any nation or idol: yet wlt-hlealaries in propor- . w ' made shipwreck of their lives? m“! m“ l" ‘l; resins. temp, to define m0 mucih The m“, h Aginlltltiiedllllny -ln eoetlnth near Tt people. tion. Hurrah for Economy! ' . , 711011551145 o; you“ ma“ are My , In . rem n ng lus o s hero c -.--_ _ ' , ,, ..._._. “I . . King- Albefl; Bu s H15 CI-low ‘many have had dist Oppor- , mi constitution and si-itini liberty, m y d , r, The mylter q p, i M" - , .. ,. K I SEVCHth M01101.’ Bsgc-YCIQ tunlty handed down to them ‘by dot- d" Preparing for their life's work. itself have “slowly broadened down u" u" ‘m 8° m“ achleve‘ y a nu“. MFMM‘ ,"'é“'°" h" ‘n w‘

. linen-ts of our Canadian soldiers in ""0" 071925 In d from Precedent to precedent an u" are“ w".

lug parents and have frittered it what '5 ma“ 5m" “m1”? ‘n 5°

has been cleared up the vaudeville show or the movies

Their valor was in c ut llt. M.‘ ' l’ p-Hom" H‘ h“ hm’ _____ o r . Hudnute Cold 0mm . 50o LONDON, Nov‘ 33K," “be” sway on "m ‘Mumen plaalury ft would be unwise at this stage to w“ “l” *0 B1107

I _ neVpt- m. put than in his m?‘ or new H‘ h m.“ "and chm!" m the “up attested by 210,000 casualties, one- Robb s famous exploit. The ll In u.“ ,_ .- gugwg, V.n|'h|||' mum 50° B! M 011m. e monarch who driv- seeking only to m", at “It m“ or t e development of brute b n quarter of whom had mode the su- question was never held. th eputyl -‘ , . s wnmotor cycle, has bought h 1 lug order of t in]! further. the m Th h t... Hum.“ 8km “d Tm.“ h“ seventh machine M M“ w” the plea" u h" turned to “h” streiist s the most promising. 1f Muir“ accepted my n] um dmrpreme sncr ca. one w o sur- returning olllcer, one Lundergrem- , _, _, >3 Gram sol. The ruler’: latest mount. made and opportunity "m, service and usefulness and perlon- “o. “V” “a” '“""'d°d m""Y».h°"°" "" 4mm‘ "N" ""1 "h"! ll! Mll- m‘ E 4d: Hudnute Toilet I Water Elsi-sing; 22:12:’- ilgo gum? iDo [wait for Opportunity see); i1 happiness be the chief aim they ‘ I -_..... and deconthu’ “and!” 6‘ V“ "M up h“ m“ ‘n’ M‘ "°"“m' l"? . l ‘ ' - a a - n’ i ‘ ‘ m,“ flown" “w ed ‘ no“ deal of auenuolhraclt I v m" look high" and “new” ma" ‘ "wk "d m‘ mnflm,“ 0, torla Crosses, 708 awards of the lug his favorite candidate l! votsl V. .. .1. ' ,5 b, "Hum, an,“ m, ma“ n, make u. his woi-ia i! mu btnodflvmucutmamth H“ m" “d “flan” mo“ m P“, Distinguished Se!!!“ Order. 24m and two other-dandidsten bu. vote f) f l l l § i F. .‘ ~- ""4"" "mm" - " 35° ‘ mllklrllg high speed it is almost Opportunity. ~' The"! ml! ‘be Inch no ti“ k n I rectlon. m." Drum“ m“ be tum.’ m,’ Military Crosses. 1,926 Distingulsh- each. it seems to have been one o: ' Hudmite Liquid erluiiiitm l" "I due ‘lv an improved WW s thing as "luck" but it is too ini- "- '1 ""- oilencor. -