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out. he lakes something cf ine teacher with him." lt is extreme.- ly enlightening to hear chiidrsn speaking of their teachers. more so to see thern acting as .~t they were the teacher.

The teacher's role is a difficul’

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one. It ls an intense y iiiipoitan

l“ “m” an.“ l one. There are occasions when hc ,,...,,*“4+o»»»o-a+o- takes the place inthe child's ii-fe. thy-gush (he process of identifica- tion, of the father. 1n such a case

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H. F. McPHEE, 8.A., K.C. NOTARY. ETC. IARRISTER. SOLICITOB Charlottetown: l

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he m-ay he in a difficult positron.

All children are entitled to the best, and the best lnCllldCs the finest personality ‘hcy can be help- ed to develop. Perhaps when <11‘.

Vviiliam Hans)‘: il578-lfill. Be-

little about the human hotly and

lrept on tea; congress nt Philadel-

lng. In roguiiig, all parts of the

WILLIAM

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AND VIEWS OF INTEREST

IMPROVEMENT lN EDUCATION ' _ s ._..

FACTS or THE TEACHING PROFESSION

l A7‘ N‘; “ wmruuh“ A,‘ 1i might b, said that, like the teacher! make a point. u many a prison door the school door swings 111115553’ 5° nuw- '5‘! knwvm‘ ‘mm 0-004-004-0440- bmh ways ~when the chili] goes mics of the picture, they. too. w

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lzigrce with Swinburne who said.

i"Whci-r~ children are not. 119M!"

is not."

l Teachers inusl. have public rel spect. professional earning power and economic security.

They must be able to afford fessional study, books. Ravel. 8M1 iothcr means of enriching their minds and renewing physicll strength. The teacher who knows something of the influences which bear on her pupils when they are outside her classroom has a key i0 a deeper understanding of these children. Untlrcstandlng makes

for sympathy and evcn 1ove—E. B.

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I pened in therefore cnllcd “Lhe father cf i modern tnctiicine." His discovery of circulation of the blood was

""°"°”"**‘*'**“**“ its diseases, llicy used to Quill)’ I ll"? t CHARLES R. MCQUAlD z stars before treating patients; many vci'_v viiluiibie nrtl changed many . ‘ B_A_ z of their cures were worse than the other of the ideas iabout‘ ‘hpaéth o |llln9SS could have ticcn. Harvey land illness which 6011015 We i‘ I g angst“ S:::imr' 1 tried to find nut how things linp- .1'<“1'9 ll-‘i 111"“ I o ry, ' z lON ' 1 Eng,“ Tm, Baum" 1 THE AMERICAN REVOLUT l‘ z Charlottetown t ,1, Causes o; m9 Ameyjgai] R5,- Bunker, liill. caplureDofl lrilirzpctrilefit I ; Phone 1711 a olutlon: Englanry- attitude toward ,¥gzleiisfigoolfcgiigggf.Nef: Qyork Md | seu-o-pwmoo-mo-qgaq“ the colonies; narrow obslllliicy’ of Phuudvlphla taken by the 3mm“ George III; colonies demand rcp- bu, Burgoyne S\yrl“\ndcl‘ a1 Sgifliugg BELL 8' MATHIESON Presentation in Parliament and re- 1777; Fianct‘. Spain illld 303111345. BEEEHMEE- Sifllclmn- 5* isent taxation. Striiup Act 176i; wcrc united zigiiitist Briiziiii. 119F111 R. R. BELL, M.L.A., TQ-u-Sheiuig duty on glass, piiiiii- Coi-ii\viill.-s‘ suirciidcr at York- D. L. MATHIESON. LL.B.. K.C. l "s colours lair rcieal of tax e.\- town, Lord shclburnc and Whigs ,er . . l

nuke peace in 1783. Rccognire tue

eases ls to maintain a special mot

its n fiucirrciiiloiitc of Uiiilcd Slates.‘ threat. to inc colonies. >2\ Cliicl f hfiiuirvri and l-liiritln gncu to] events; Blitz-r f-rzlit at Lf‘.\.l‘.‘I'Ol\j .S;~:\.~n. THE CONTROL OF VIRUS DISEASES (Potatoes) l with the exception of spinale avoid dropping any of the virus- tuber. nono of the virus dlSPiKFS , treat-in: insects on the headhy can be succcssfullv detected in the l plants, Frcqucnt and rarctul in- i ‘when All afrgpfpd plants should i spccliciii of the fir-ids during thel he rogued from the fm-ld a. Slim] lgrmvllli, season ‘is essential. The .55 they manifest stich Sfdllptcilii, most ciiectivc and cconorrncsl and destroyed, preferably by butn- \ method of controlling these ciia- l

is that might grow again. in-

i plan piece. sh wulrl

|cluding the nld seed

ihe remoicd. Diseased plants should ,

lbe carried from the field in a bag. or other suitable trnntainei", to

for sced purposes. which, if g vnii rigid attention by the grower. Nlll render it unnecessary to rouge the main fields to thn same extent the following year.

INSECTS

Insects differ .-n a rather pecu- liar way from vertebrates-wreat- ures with s backbone, such as

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horses, dogs and fishes. Vertebrates have s hard, fixed structure in the inside of the body. Insects, ‘nave soft insides; they have s hard outside, made up of a horny sub- stance called chitin. The bodies of all adult insects sre div.ded into three parts »-the head, the thorax and tho abdomen. Both the thorax and Lhe abdomen are divi- ded into ringed sections called sci:- menls. Attached to the head are the insects antennae or feclcis: these are the organs of smell and touch and occasionally, of hearing

The correct use of "a" and "an' before Words beginning with "h" or "u" la extremely important to the writer, and yet it. is a matter on which many students are en-

p_9_ 5°; u tirely at sea. ia) Before words beginning with "h" use “a" with monosyllaolcs

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and words accented on the first syllable. A hen. A habit. A burr:-

Ohlropraetol cant pump Gnduh The explanation of this rule is uiui-ioieemwn that in such cases the speaker In Prince it. Plum; 101g bears heavily on the asplralo, so

that it is equivalent to a conson-

ant.

(b) Before polysyllables accented elsewhere than on the first syhatlc use (ant. An habitual criminal. An historical novel. The explanation of

Canada is the world's foremost producer of nickel, asbestos, plau- inum, radium and newsprint. pap- cr. She is second i“ aluminum, ivoorl-puip. and l\_l(ll'.’1-Cl(‘(.‘ll"lC powvl‘. Slit.- is no-w second only l1 the United states ln building cai- _go ships. She ls third ln produt- mg copper, lead, and zinc.

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The head also contains the eyes, compound and simple. A compound eye is made up of a number of little cycs packed closely togetlici; a simple eye is a single eye.

A great number of insects, ln-- cluding the fly, the bee, the moth, the butterfly, the dragon-fly - i the mosquito, have two compound eyes, one on cither side of the head. The small eyes that make up the compound eyes are six-sid- ed and are called facets. The number of facets vari-es according to the species of insect; there may be as few as six or as many as 28,000, As it looks through these facets, the insect really see; as

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regions in Canada inhabited by Eskimos la maintained by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.

They live by flshind. and hunt-- iiig seals and whales. In summer they llve in tents near open water; iii winter ‘in huts of turf and snow heated by oll lamps. In 1941 theta

Parka and Forests‘ "anch of tiie Department of M! es and Ro- sources. Contact with the Eskimos is maintained through permanent stations in the eastern. central and western Arctic, at a number n5 which medical officers are locat- ed, and by means of the annual Canadian Eastern Arctic Petra. by wer about 7.392 Eskimos in Cur.- steernshlp. Law and order ln all ads.

THE ARCHITECT

Christopher Wren 11632-1723) iiitrotiéircefi a‘ vie: dvlstwnc";

. ui ll i . .ant, e r; ' was-the son of i; clergyman, and 5: (mug I?“ Lindon Churches a; recewed a“ Excellent °°‘"°al“?"- H‘: well as numerous other bullduigs. was extremely interested and clever He seemed Specumy 8mm Wm, ‘he in mathematics, science, and as- ability to adopt his designs to tronomy. He became a plfJlPbelf grcalest advantage from the means of astronomy at onc of the lctid- iit his disposal. and with due re- \\'caS gard to the sitc selected for them. as one of the brilliant. l-le usually had one outstanding astronomers of the day. Not until feature in his design, which, com- bo was about 30 did he turn iiia blned with excellent proportnns. attention to architccturcfiCbarles and ornamentation suitably pinc- II nizidc him nis Slll'\‘(‘_\‘f7l‘-‘,{€l‘.clfil, j ed, produced the work "which has

and lutcr knighted him for nis m.'idc him world-famous. Ho had n fine ivork. . grczit influence on succeeding Eng-

Ii was the disastrous Great i lish huiltling. St. Paul's is, .f Fire of London, i666, which provid- coursc, his masterpiece. Filling

thcii, is the Latin inscription are. ,his tomb “It you seek his monu- iucnt, lock around you."

ad Wren with tho opportunity to put llllo offer-L his splendid an‘ rhitcciurnl iticns. Besides $1. Paul's. .

PROVINCIAL DEVICES

S_\SKATCHE“’A}Q ‘hove them rise the snow-capped

Rocky Mountains.

Saskatchewan has on its slile.d ‘ a lioii in red on a gold field. Kite WWPI‘ LWO-lhlrdfi i135 l1 519ml‘ British Columbia has the Union ground wi-Lh three golden sheaves lJm-k in the upper third of its "D0" iii- Nfllllinfl Cmllll be "iv" l shield. On the Jack is a gold cigwn emblematic of this province's ma,- l i0 51.0w um [he ppm-mp‘. “jg lllfICPTH, “beat. fields. oi lbo shield i-s the setting still in oiivc Zl Crmvn t‘lllOll_\'. Al lhc bust- gt-lrlrii hue. The ground of .111. lower portion of the shield is sii- vcr with three win-y blue bars to represent the Pacific Ocean. Across these waves flash the rays of the sun. The motto of the province is Splendor sine nccnsu rBi-ightiacss: .\\|th<>ut selling.) Some ct‘ the Pro- i vinccs have iioL ,\‘Cl adopted mot- ‘ lacs

BRITISH COLUMBIA

ALBERTA

The Crass of St. George on s silver ground occupies the upper portion of the Alberta shield. b’:- low is found almost a picture. In the foreground is a field of g.»;d- , cu grain which ‘adcs off into l‘..c brown prairie. Beyond the ivvairtc are the rolling grccn foothills. A-

w": u my Jllvfllj In 1mm. hwy nah: and manoeuvring la- ls mull parking apnea. lftnufon l an vuy Mlllll imp/used with Illn ecu of mourn», mods possible by tlu vannml pews! gear ilvih. Willi _ a ma. of u. fingers r um able n shift from one spud lo flnilllil." C. W. Yaplny, Montreal, l0.

‘I have newer ilalvuu n rev that In been u: h" of lraubll, o: In vvllirb f luvs llmf l0 Illltft run-

many images as there are facets.

THE INDEFINITE ARTICLE

this rule is that ‘in such words the ‘h“ ls ao slurred in pronunva- lion that ll-l presence ls scarcely apparent and a real effort is te- qulred to pronounce lt. distinctly, as one must if "n" la used.

(c) In words beginning with “hu" in which the combination ls pra- niilillCed almost like "yu" "e“ should always be used, without regard to the accent. A humane disposition. (d) Before words beginning with "u" hsvlng the sound of “yu" lt it better to use "s". .

A usual occurrence. A universal custom. When the infinitive to be is preceded by n noun or s pio- noun. lt is followed by an objec- i tlve; but when not preceded by e i noun or s pronoun, lt is followed

hy a nominative.

CANADA

lead ores are also exported from Canada and refined abroad.

The principal zinc producers uni the Hudson Bay Mining and smelting Company, operating on i the lVfziiL-Snsk. boundary; New I Calumet Mines at Calumet island in the Ottawa River; the C0l1l0ll~ dated Mining and Smelling Com- Dflny at. Trail, B. C. and Normetal

OPTOMETRIST “Canada, is tlii-rdl off in? liinllvd ‘ and Golden Manitou in Quebec. l 3V pO\\'Cl'§ all! O Fl ‘ ' k - C011!" Krfigzuzngggueen s“ power. I u 1 n an llOll fiTflylllflcllllti gllgiillfigpgilstiflildlls. Canada decnred war agllris‘. been developed to the utmost. Aa

Canada produces 90 p. c. of the

ldann as IN: nw Cfievvdal.“

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10.. no»; qusfity .1 ti. cm»- fet ls alniaal a U nlnp lncanivtl u h: alurilnau and ablllry Is sling to llll rend graetfy ilailnlah inv- n’: fatigue and niah m evnsv lfltf of his choke."

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X company was founded in 10?! by Louis XIII and his iuln- later. Richelieu Champlain was sp- polnted governor of New Francc, who with the Superior of the Jes- uits and five other inhabitant! formed the Council. The Company was practically feudal lord of New France and held sovereign rights. Except for fisheries lt had control of all trade. In return icr these privileges it was to promote colonization and encourage corn- merce and tho fur trade. Two or three hundred settlers were to be lent out in 1627 and by i648 four thousand were to have een settled in New France. The Com- pany wsa to assist every settle-r for three years and at the end of iiiai. time to give hlni cleared land. Two prlesta were to be dro- vlded for each settlement. In re- turn the Company was to receive the i-no-nopoly of the fur trsde and commerce for l5 years. In 1663 its charter was cancelled and Royal Government was introduced.

TROUBLESOME WORDS

Principal. principle. Principal is either a noun or an adjective. As an adjective it means “first in i.i- portance", leading. main." Exam- ples: The principal thing is to he clear. The principal parts of s verb are ‘the pres. infinitive. the ilubl. tense, rind the perfect pflfllriplfi‘. As a noun principal has two im- iiorlttlil tiscs: -l) in mean "lcai- er", “directing head" as the prin- cipal o-f a school.

t2» to mean ‘ a capital sum plac- cd at, intcrcsl or owed as a debt.“ as we should iiivcsl our principl safely" and try to llivc off the .n»

tcresl. Principle is iicvcr g“ ad- jective but. always a noun. and means, "a fundamental rule," ".4

general truth" as "the principle cf

gravitation"; "Hr is a man of the highest principles." Aggrnvntc. Means "to increase, l0 make

worse." His illmss was nggrnvaii-d by an improper diet.

AiiybotLv, anyone, c\'rr_vb0d_v. c."- crybvie. Riilllfihlllfl‘ that each of lhcsr words is prcfcriilihv foilun- ed by i. siiizuloi pronoun tho c"

slim rzithci‘ lhiin by llie (they).

Its, it's. lts is the posse of ii.

It's is the shortened f ls. Right: The lrcc is l leaves. Right: It's my yours.

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Like. Like should iiol be used

‘Of KIIMIO ml mm! l: nutll more "was: u...» any pending elm- velar - and vvu l..." m: 1...”, one well in "J9, "N, l9", and I941 -livr who! appeal! 1o III meal i: Ibo sou of riding nude evu 33,000 Mffll, u, In sllm words, 120 mifn per day."

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CURRENT EVENTS

Rt. Hon. Louis st. L?‘ Canada's Secretary c’ léfllfil Affairs

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Home Office 11 Toronto ‘ I’ l897—-A HALF CENTURY 0P SERVIC 3i io-i-mrg‘ nsflilf“.l\vi_tlrn subjiczt-nnvl Zealand is Peter Fi-a 3. a vcrb. .110 ‘is 2-. preposition, n. dent o.’ llle’P~lllllpp' ‘M N. conjunction. and should be fol- Roxas. Russius for: i‘, ilcwed by a, noun or pronoun .r. V. M. Molotov. The l‘ _;a,, lithe objective vase. Right It tanks l is Ahincd Tavam. _.¢-,-_ 18S if it will rnli. Do as I do. She 0f Turkey is Ismr‘ ipiays- bridge like an expert. Y-ii The Prime Mir ,.~.'..1 incl. as lhcutzh you wcre sick. I till ‘P5 JOSPPN Cllilllf ljust as I was told It looked as Tel Avlv is r tit; i, though there would be a storm. Palestine. _ Try lo come to llie meeting! don't Leader of _ Jvini GJY- fcel that_ I can afford it now. I emmvri‘ ' ‘Jhrii. i didn't lzuow that ‘ had done wrong. l C‘ ._n\bns.~tidc.r lo ‘i is Lorri lover. i 1 i i

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ate of Umited ..i;e Mai-shall. ._v of India is Admiral Lord

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lmsn The Prime hlinistcr of Nciv

“In cl l1 yoan of JIM", I hrs nova: been a0 satisfied with I n1 ea I an will life on. 1A. unoub "I7 i pal: IIIIY. the loan of hauling, lh Indy lllllllll o! rho brain. hwiblnad um. oh hi; u! appoannn nl Mo fiafiu body. ronvlnna no Ibo! I have "Ill ro- . ~ ufved lull vofin In my Cllvrolal." "

inst valuable fa if;

l. I. Simpson, Wlnnlpej. M".

“Nave [an finished I S600 all: mp lien hruua f0 New Yul ll lo- glu ll ly law I941 Cievlofd Cacti. I llh Ibo got-away and h- lovo la, Chevrolet Ia lfludly "ed lo from“ when I mum Io unluc- Vol."

,‘ of Ezybi is l..iia|l l ..cutcnant-Gc\-ci'nut~ ..." Charles A, Bniilzs. First lnrtl of lhc Ailiwiany (Great Bi-italni L: George lldll -. Hon

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Prcmicr of Great Blllillll C. Altlcc.

Hume Wrong has been iippollllea Canada's Ambassador to the Unitrii States.

The Canadian Oltizrnslup went into effect Jan. l. 1947

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John N. Iodine, Imam qlttirb.

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amt, I "was law-prod anlcynnnf, kl fa my placa- fevnd all Ilie edvanllpu for high-priest! (an are lelai.

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you perfect retinal when h hlfa run, IOIJIOIII or unheard."

A. O. Nolan, hlhbrldpo, Alta.

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S IT any wonder that the demand for the 1947 Chevrolet fat

exceeds production. Each day's mail brings us letters from every part of the Dominion —- letters that bell s stirring story of the dccp and abiding satisfaction lucky owners are deriving from their new Clievroleta. Individually the letters praise e remarkable variety of Chevrolet features. Collectively they ell add up to one impressive truth-only Chevrolet ofiers Big-Car Quality at Low Cost.

0 The 5r ' g demand for tfie new Chevrolet is selling an all-time record. We cannot hope for many months to fill all the orders pouring m. I f you are among the many who have as: your sights on Chevrolet's Big Car Quality at Low Cost, we suggest that while you wait, you rely on your GM Dealer's service to keep your present cnnrunning smoothly and safely.