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.- .. j- ‘QlV-‘Flflil? Iilistillvglllishled patlionage ~' i» l’ ‘ l l

OFNWQRsHI-Ipmiavpl; ‘pmjwsl; AND PRDWSE- - ' l roxom cnww at the ned Cross ‘t ‘w _ ' . _ _ ;i » I 0h , . D. m. in. ,_ I _ ' ’ ’ , I rrlrnyssotos J so‘ ' {.1 0E9 _ _ _ w.“ ;'___‘." -; -‘-_~_ 1- i will be the last time 1dr first in-i iii IA-NNI V ERSA RY """"""- "ii-awn 1 ‘°° "' m" ==~ s v r i~ r i e . - - e —— I DURING FARMERS WEEK ‘hi.’ "m" some“ -' . _ , , . _ _ REBEKAHS AND onnraLLows, 80A!’ I“, E2855; PLASTER o " a A . , ’ zre invited to be present with thei l ' - ' : C“ ’ - , - » . ‘lamb-r- e! Wild-v we. 1n Oddr-l- I we will give special wholesale prices on our stock of 7G C11" 1 9G 1 9B 1 9U ' ‘ 3 ‘ ‘ _ ' . v . . low Hall on ‘Ihursday 22nd at 8.30 _ Fl , 5 hm l d F, d . t I ts . f ’ '\fl d l’ - d T J 6 h, o m. Bridge, auction forty fives. 1686 ; our m ’ “t5 an ee m on o ’ cons sung o "a _ ~ no l n Oil ‘ >_ 1168a y, g an , 2 i 1 all the well known brands of Hard Wheat and Blend “m,” "Noam, Gangfi or f “VRECLEY y , I ml-‘hléj f 1'."_'-"(,, F3 i. .‘ _ _ . _' CHURCH or SCOTLAND-Rev.‘ Flour (in bags and wood)—Bran, Shorts, Middiings, SIIAVWG T0011! VALET l Barn um“ t w allsl-x-hc‘ “o fl" ’- ‘l 7 par-all Hub “f 3mm“ Edward [shmd _""°" Mwnmilu" ‘"1" "ma" Tim's‘ Oil Cake, Cotton Seed, Schumscher Feed, Union Dairy cum "s" BLADES’ ~ SALT ..__ ,‘ >;;()(*,RAM , 22:31:; ggrtzhaiflgagoiafitioa)‘ Feed, Sugar Beet Pulp, Cornmeal, Cracked Corn, Feed 5 9 . . a l. ‘ - l . .-- -' . . - O-xsl-illre “Bonnie :Seo_t~ls:l_rd” . ...;r.. ...;.,_. __ Orchestra _ ,_nd .,_ - ‘l, Wheat, Rolled Oats and Oatmeal. 0 _ c Lin; Pint‘ Sfllfil. ""3 ‘U li- . .. Capt. A. Macdougol , l --- ~ " 30¢" i Trio “Tile [rand o‘ ill .~ Hinze-rs; l-linglveii. Quigley and Sterns SUNDAY SIIWCES for the Nev-l Don’t fail to call and get our prices if you are in the 32:5” 35C illglllarld Fill . - . . . . hiliau Ann-ll ;lla Kellow Lawson liasgow Church or Christ are: ii in; (‘fly attending the Farmers Meeting! or write um ' 51310 A") "l" I:"_r£.1l ’ ‘ilonnie Doon” . m.‘ and 7.30 p. m.; also service in‘ 1;59_]_22_24_28 31 ’ 18o ' ‘Ila 31,00 0pm“, (b) ?'('C:3}.ifl._"{*};.i\0l the -Rye§» 4., _»_-_-; . . l. l v _ Mm Auk". Rope,- Cavendish Baptist Church at s p. m. “ma”! talk/Ell? BEEF, mow COFFEE Accordion 5331:." -- ' ' -'-.¢. .-.......-_-e-.. . Mr. Matthew Lawson ,- , wm- G- Qmgm- P“t°"- , , NTIN: m” Wm” fifijfm‘ Solo “The llillill -. . v._. . .. Mr. James Calder, r | ,1 """"‘""""' - er ,2 Sm, gang; i- __ - ~ _ - - , BBADALBANE-eiiltod Church of , __ n“ ‘ I 4 V_ _ ___, __ _ _ v , . _ v ‘Canada. Services on the above charge _ . I . {f} f0}; npANj DARRO“; I ' for Sunday; January 25, are as fol~ e ‘ ‘,9 l. ‘f ,. . .. ' ‘ _ . --. ,- . - - _ - _' ' l’ “ 506 we _ uMvNT 35c . '- _- _ ._- ; ,. l rPlcasantvll ,11a. 4G - ° ° i l ' ml.“ I. fll-_P,ld¥,l€t If f “ ' ; ‘ _ ‘fill: 3 p. m.; grzldalbariem’! Ill-mill. . rgppggum-l- N195" FRESH . | 4'_ ~TE]‘1'"I‘7/-lr‘:E~(v&ulY’ . ,. . _l y ~~ ' Th“ 9519mm “mum, CANDY ' FRUIT .. ‘lvriltcn l1Y~_»=":i¥l'f.":-i\i.-‘ Cohen . ' - ' - ‘Ann’ mans JELUES _ _ t peg...“ _ _ __ g _ PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES in _ _2_24_._,a_3,_ . -, f‘ ' ' f‘ l" _ . . he Wood Islands Congrcfzntion for 165912 ___ i c lb. o Ebl c lb‘ c lb. i»v|l~@lI@"l1¢F- _ i. n“; - - - ~ - - - - William Colin" Sunday Jmm M, Wm,” as m -——-—— -——"- Gel-lie World; '_ , lmmllaul) Jean Darrow W‘. wood ‘isms’ a, u a m. once." Y I'm", G“ "w llqw ' ' ' ' ' " ' " ' ‘ ' ' ' ' " ' " - ~- CW1 Camem" wood Islands East cacao p. mlnell MW the meal-ins a Court v! Hon-l R ' The fiend W; 1 . . .._. . .. Arthur Orford mm A_ Y”, student m chmt our was then held at which plans 1dr 5uccnssoa_ T0

the next meeting were drawn up and other matters regarding the welfare of the troop were discussed.

"King's Own," St.“ Peter's Troop

THE MacKlNNUN. DRUG co. HOME or THRIFTY SHOPPERS

Selection by ti 'r“i),r;;' . :1»; Pijlc E':l:ctions-.~;-_.,-... . Plpcolllajorl’ “‘

Solo (if) “The Frnddfl the Islet," (b) “Annic Laurie’? by request liighlllrxi filing .. ' " ‘

BAPTIST CHURCH SERVICES,

I Sunday. Jan. 25th, pastor,__R.ev. G.

I . Crows: CentraLBedeque‘ "at 7-“1045 a. ~ in, subject, "Prayer”, Sunday School 4 lit 11.461. m.; Freetown at‘! p, p11, "subject, "can only n. Christian grow

A _ Wilfred B. Burke lulrnd Highlanders .

Western Cua rdian

was as much racing material in this ‘part of the province as at the pres- lent time, nor as much enthusiasm

._.. ._.. Mrs. Seth Henderson "

_ . _ r. tFrid iht " c-t th Biasterflagnesiliurnett. 1 ~ u “y n8 a ge age er

Bean Supper” was held by this

Sm“: “The Roughly-tn: H6939 . .. ' ' ‘ ‘-‘ '. Mr; Jam“ C-alder. g . 111 BIB-fie?" ‘Iroop. Twenty-four Scouts were i? expressed by the horsemen in sen- Step qancc ” ‘ I l. _ I . f, » l , I . ~ present and three guests. Rev. Can-n éumnmmlqlmm “MED? eral, and spectators will be assured Dlloit Hurflltlngtolver- ....:-. Mrs. Arthur R_opefj'& Mr. Leigh Dlngwel PERSONALS on Malone, ML George mun“, LIr_.BEB.ED-At the recent annual mee — o! large classes and keen compew

‘ing of the Summeraida Presbyterian

-.. , _ , ' R. C_ Parent. _ tl0n.—S. a‘ UFDN. s"-'I<’-'D>\BiRQ\V M155 Mary Farrow Hampton i. The troop wishes to thank Mrs. Church Mr’ s‘ M’ we“ w” pm ' ‘ ‘ " inn , _ .p,,,,d,ng a m, .,,,,,',,,,,, he, ,1... Cotton, Mrs. Poole, Mrs. Fiiiitcr and ‘em’; "u"! lllbgim —-QUIET wnonllvg - a. quiet I; uCE-ar-JIJ- {M912 THEBLUES» Mm Patterson’ 17 King Squaw Mm cosh ‘who kindly prepared the Eznslfrdfy Soho: wag“ showings wedding was selomnlzed oq- fuesday

morning in the Convent Chapel of St. Mary's Convent a’: Summerside, |Rev. Mr. MacDonald officiating. The _NOT SPRING VALLEY~A co" I contracting parties were Mr. Michael "ipmdent wk” °b1°°fl°n w a‘ m” Arsenault and Mrs. Matilda Arsen- mnt new‘ “em sitting that ' per-lault. It was the second time that 5°“ “rested m’ stun”: md lone” the bride and groom had elltcred the belonged m spring valley’ as the p" holy bonds of marriage. Mia Mal--

supper. Several scout games during the evening.

' 'i‘:llk2ng and Dancing ii. tile Doctor ordered

_‘ C°m°d¥~ ~ served faithfully for over fifty years s

‘ “Just ‘H: were played

Mrs. Loo. MacGuigan, and son Gerard of Springfield, Lot G7, were

sisitors to Summerside on Saturday. l

“The Scout's Promise"

I 1.4

W “Concert Director‘ iz-Janlcs Calder. Accompanied: Miss Roberta Spencer; F.T.C.L.

‘ '='.~.'."'.§[‘Tli:.l<et's150‘zfnd»~75 cents. All seats reserved 0n sale at-"the Prince Edlvzlrd Theatre 9.80 Friday morning

“On my honour, I promise that I1 will do my best.

1. To do ‘my duty to God and the King.

Cubs

i Mrs. Frank Lavoie and little son ‘ Jackie, who has been visiting Mrs. (Dr.) Dockerty, of Victoria, have re-

Cubs still continue to come out in large numbers to the meetings and

. , ' turned to her home in North Adanls. 2' To help other paopla “l a“ when they cross over the line into glblngedvafgeymtllgcé Karel; Arsfiflfllllt . daughter O! the "~- ' '- ‘ ‘ M555 Scouts. this 1700p Will n0 doubt still l d“ u‘ be k1 a1 8W0!" attended her 5WIFmOQIBl‘ 5nd . 1. ' , _ 3- T0 Obey the Swill’ LBW" continue w be m 1a;- es; gunner Guam an w“ a um“ n on i the brides son, George C. Arsénault, T“ e g error 1 ‘ / --._-i-__-- BIRTHS Th s t m n; the Pg-Qvlnge, ‘ supported his new father. The new- . ‘__ - 4;; ~ -i'~._'_. - ‘. ..___.. _ , , _ _ e cou w ' ,1 married c u l are r i in th new-nu.“ 0o swoon?“ Joana, fl+o3¥¢37+o+u0+uf —*—-'wEEKs_At Fred 1 tif Tm Balms‘ ...nggglgflal3l,g Accmmv-p _ i cfmgmmlatiogsi: their neg; fiend: ‘ e - - a - - ' ' er ° ‘m °n an- » t, h, L Friends in Summerside will regret to . W, ___ Ii "if: - s} rAdvertzsements § lllirml lilllteb til urrb 1931, to vn. and Mrs. Lorne Weeks T.“ ‘°"°W‘“B '5 P“ 1"’ ‘i °~ i is“ "w" miilrlm- Aworhmw- Cgauo c... v t? ' h every 5cm“; “d Rmm‘ 8cm“ ‘m Eleven Scouts were prscent for thal 1mm o’ a regrettable ucldent m l moon in the west of the Province. '

THURSDAY

‘Illc per llna of 5 words 9c 11¢? line of 5 words _ 8o per line of 5 words i

.. 4 7c per line of 5 words .

7.00—'l‘uxls Squares, regular nieellng SOOIBI Hull. 1651-11.

THE MARKETS

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, Que. Jan. zl-Ess prices were again lower and butter. cheese and potatoes were unchanged on the produce and dairy market here today. Carlot prices of eggs were from one to two cents lower and quotations to retailers declined one cent. Ontario fresh extras lost one cent. at 28 cents, firsts were un- changed at 25 cents and seconds dropped two cents at 20 cents. Brit- ish Columbia extras and puiiets were unchanged at so and 26 cents a doz- en, while firsts lose one cent at; 8d

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Sale ,

Mull FOR saw-n. F. lllnclmsl ‘ aid. SfJilflS. lilllfl-iz-lli-imo

For _~ FCIZIflIGNHGlP Wanted

VIKTED '- _doun'i-nv GniQIOR general housework. Apply Box J- Care of Guardians - W754!

" ' Lost LOST-IN THIS CITY ONE DREAD- llalight Heavy Duty Tire Chain

26 x_4'l5.' Finder leave at Guard- v lsls-l-zo-al.

" slrcrnlo nrowslc, uslznfoatv few weeks. Guardian IFS-Obit‘ ti

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.-IUB SALE-CAPLIN FOR FOX food. Geo_ F. MacDonald, Merlllaid, . Mt 48. _: .11646-1-21-3l. ron SALE-COW, ivuwlilp FRESH,» - m‘ ' eneii, 4 years old: Lem.- McKinnorl. Highfleid. ..._.1s44-l-;a1-2i. ~

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‘Bbardlers Wanted

;.l’0il SALE, r0 acrnaosap, Mm .m,m;m.;gg WAN-rm"; _ HEATED

~ 21, by Rev. Myron-o. Brlnton, Eldon

a son, Neil Randolph.

MARRIAGES

LARGF-CROSSMAN-At the 'i‘ryon Baptist palqsorlage, Wednesday, Jan.

ilarge of Albany, to Edith Crossmfln. of Cape Traverse.

BEST-AFFLECK-At the Baptist Parsonage, Wednesday, Jan. '1, 193i, by Rev. A. G, Crowe, Lloyd Best, of Kelvin and Bernice Affleck, of Chel- ton, P. E. I.

DEATHS ‘

MAUKAY-At Grass Valley, Ca1lf., Jan. 14. Joules s. MacKay, aged 5r. Bodyjo arrive Friday morning. Fu- ndrliillfi-qblockbaturday, Jan. 24, at VfiE’SQ.1_,'l_5§tBra cemetery, from the homdof his brother, Robert MacKay.

room signs on hand tfluhrdian .,,;.wm, m, board. centrally, _loo-‘ cents. storage extras and firltlide-i Qfllce ; - ; _-;; _- " . ,_ hwdwbévgyy em¢e1nenpef,-Pnpply ciined one cent at 1o and‘ 1s ‘cents '—----—---;;---~=v-—-——'lj'_cuardianl~_ l " . 1§14‘1*9i_7'3i-; and- "' were “ ’ It‘ 14 "m SALFCQLT. TWEEIYEARS ' ’ ' ' ' cents e dozen. Prices to retailers were

alidown one cent, fresh special ex- on‘ and firsts being quoted at so w cents a. dozen. Fresh pullet extras and seconds were 29 and 24 .0§‘):1b§.'_ Storage extras, firsts and sec- onds were 24, 21 and 1B cents a doz- . en. R ‘ ‘ were 1,872 casm. East- ‘ errl townships number 1 pasteurized creamcry butter was 81 1-2 cents a

' i (Lli-lldieeaglllel-patn tpsrlrsldei-lh; "‘ MICKBIIMC, Lois}; Creek, - ‘ ‘

~ n“? I .

j Male/Help‘ Wanted- " ~ lmconsae‘ EXPEHI- dill-l! 5.!‘-

through our spccisiflow coat bqllm-

Hundreds of- successful krudlllitfl-

Write Moler Barber College, eg-573‘ Harrington, Halifax. Oct. ls-ttsrif-

.

N! sans - z nuns _ Guemsey bulls i, year" "Paul" five Years old. cnebtei-Jrqiifpeks, Frcd- IW-‘i- .' "if _iG'l3-li.

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“Jon sALn-AC-lcow, fmia Jro freshen the first of May, an rc; ..

_ __~ .Tq_g¢h;g_1LS. Wfiilgllédi

H ‘4 Years oidApnly-tcr-Vvillianrm c: """-" nd and to retailers solids were 33 . " A i ~ - i ranollllfi. wmrabg MEI-mm P°“ a“ ‘mmli! “m-‘w Wig?‘ ‘ school Nol lsorsuppienrent, .1126 cents and print a4. cents a pound.

Receipts were 129 boxes. Receipts of cheese were light, being only ‘l8 box- es. Winter white quoted at 11 lo 11 1-2 cents a pound and colored 18 cents. Summer “ Wll filmed from 15 to 16 cents a pound. New Brunswick green mountain potatoes in carlots were 86 cents per 00 pounds bulk and to retailers Oil “M! par B0 pound bad.

a hari yi-isn ck. Bee’!- c w ggfifl-l-il-fl

‘r-l, ' ., '.EOi|‘ gear. . , hfibvfitfi bigegrs all?" _ l ‘vtlvyilmijj “bigot-h. odvelrzgegi ~ , . _. .. ._ . mmWlrfIdKq a an 0M Mum‘ ‘or pal-feet‘ condition, z _ ‘ Entargernen

' n _ zr-fPlants-

. ‘i? v , god-i. ~'.-. Mlwdlnaeellsi==».-....e_

410m; ‘ _~; '_ 1H w ...'(Cs1lad|sn Press)‘ V, . ALFRED neponrvt rite OWAWA. onthfim_ mfmqulatr

l: l. An opportunity to scours I Musical. lmlcnlou AND slionnl

Vin lnl ‘ . - ' .. e5. ‘M?’ "iii lilil§te°”“"re‘e:- oer-nee... eeenaee... , -_*_‘i::.'."..2.:."" ' .. - i , ., dinner i - '

flung?‘ l; " rces""__,.~;"prrj,m‘_;;...”p“.°.*i’§ il...'.*z'.t.”'.i.'. M a- ~- ‘lotiewvlr. "aflglltasx 11o.’ "e33; i""'*"*“‘i°i-‘i°"-“°“°' “l” mm?" F R E E

004-1., ‘i- qaggggggm grqatplnnts at Oiibwly. 011k if)!!!‘ ‘ I _ ,_ F *- ..e_i_'_...ee.-el.,eelgeselne motive rerun NEWVIOLIN. m»

viiiTii-‘i- ; = Jamie's- n@=.=l'."".'¢*. ‘$15-55: Piir-n-ii-r “ T5 sang wlb-Uflllfifitlbh. aannnl “ledrnorfbdillf-“ilt

-——-—-wo-l----4-r mm. roa no”. AND ROW

‘zrmv "ilii ‘-' ‘NM of farmers "i ""11 m1°*l‘°i¢’.ifil'r*!l*'fl'i' 0mm- Only one mllalfpdr-h d’!

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M I a I ‘ ‘I _ V‘ Q --. =-v"e".“’i"e‘.;...‘§es¥‘"“’ "Z.°Y‘3fvl'ee-wca1sse~ new?" "Wrath". r.'::':';:..'.'.'"' U Wane;- gm», julgfgg_i _ flilgfpfTillll-rlaflfi’ Pd!" will; "i Adults and olrlldml 6" »~ - - ~_ 1 _‘,. ' ‘t: l in n- Bcmbsg 011,411; ha] and Evening Classes l"*~————. , ~_ ~ _’ f " _' ‘» -> .' 7| Opsn ovary Wednesday and ‘than!!! " To “lgm- e.- nwnc-d-oimnwr-urcm-nikt: m, _- 1-» -- r3;- l "* _.= :9.‘ l @1345! P” u caAuo-rrssiowlluvldilu scnool. "mm "PD." 0“ v Vi", fifiliwf-lilbltfifclilfillim f’: lzlimlrlofll almm-iulvmln) 1"‘ Brfierley gidlnlgll“ ‘soilfhmgnfirmlqflfl mils tood thant the °§r'l"s'lr'§lr"§3r'r'o:§.'s" - o . ' n . ~ - -~- -- ;, "'>il;;\§' n. M.“ I N” QC‘ ‘El/‘elel eorfaflcial will be °""' .,',.'ev1.'.7.'11.’e'i.'nlll§ll7all" "m.

0pm every Ifomlsr at C. I. Cook. Konslngton. P. l. I.

r Mih the Capital by I i.“ lilo r» !‘.'.""r'"z'*'t-' i110 -* expansion with Cama-

Omn "on Irlvlnr and natal-day a0 rumor Jlnlmb nml Rnblnlml Queen Wyn- Ilnildlng. Morton. fl. ll-

'/-L--|_-.-.-._~.__ . . Raur _ rEvfll/libhi-swlian liPlli-i‘ . ' ldllilhlng pmu-afiwl‘. QQ . > I Mt Herbcft. cal-y ingyliél?" -- A"! - O-‘Dl. 1'. ' " -,K.,§l7:;‘i.l'

0. Taylfll‘

Ill optimism

In loving memory of my deal- Mother, Mrs. Julio Lutbsr, who died January 22nd, 1924.

Oh! the rapture of the meeting With the loved ones gone before Where there in no death nor parting On that bright celestial shore.

Inserted by her Daughter, Mrs. E. Toombs and Grandchildren. 1687-11.

N. D. MacLoan

UNDIITAKII ilusn l

Charlottetown I North "Infill! Phollo H8

Card of Thanks

Mr, John Cameron and family, Caledonia, wish to thank the neigh- bors who gathered so quickly to the wane of the tire on January 10th, saved the outbuildings from destruc- tion. carried the furniture to a place of safety, and endevored to salvage the potatoes from the ruins of the house. They also wish to thunk those who so kindly opened their homes to them, and especially Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm C. MacDonald for hospital- ity and assistance after the fire. 1666-11.

O0 v14

WANTED

If you have any second hand clothing to sell, give us s ring. We pay cosh for everything we buy. Pborlo 59-1. or call at 103 Richmond Street.

joining promises to obey. When arct- ed up to by the boys, it goes far to instil character‘ into them, and the boy's do carry it out to an unexpect- ed extent, and with appreciable re- suits:

1. A Scout's honour is to be trust- ed. '

2. A Scout is loyal to the King, his country, his officers, his parents,.h1s employers, and to those under him.

3_ A Scout's duty is to be useful ‘and to help others.

4. A Scout is a. friend to all, and a brother to every other Scout, no matter to what creed, country or class the other belongs.

5. A Scout is courteous.

6. A Scout is a friend to animals.

'7. A Scout obeys orders.

8. A Scout smiles and whistles un- der ail difficulties.

9. A Scout is thrifty.

10. A Scout is clean in thought, word and deed!

For Wolf Cubs there is a simpler promise and law:

"I promise to do my best,

To be loyal and to do my duty to God and the King

And to keep the law of the Wolf Cub Pack.

And to do a good turn to some- body every day."

meeting Monday, Jall. 19th. The first practice for the concert was held.

Snowshoe or Varying Rabbit was the animal studied, and it was learn-' ed that this animal is found in all parts of Canada. It is very timid. preyed on by hawks, owls, foxes, weasels, etc, but in spite of this it is able to hold its own, very fleet and changes its color to suit its enviro- ment.

Patrol Competition was won by the Wolf Patrol,

Roy Sylvester of this Patrol won the black fox.

St. James Troop v Sixteen scouts were present at the Friday night meeting. Mr. Lawson, an old Rover Scout from B. 0., was s. visitor. Mr. Lawson is a brother to the Scoutmaster of this troop and should he decide to make his resi- dence here, no doubt he will take an active part in Scouting in that Troop. The Rev. Moorhead Legato gave on interesting talk on the “Carrier Pidgeon in the Great War." He ex- plained how the Carrier Pidgeon or Homing Pidgeon was used in carry- ing messages during the Great War. They are large birds with long wings. They have been used from the earli- est times and are now kept in large numbers in various parts of the world. ‘rileir speed is marvellous and the distance through which they can fly without rest seems almost in- credible. They have been known to make s. journey of over one thous- and miles without stopping. These birds cannot be induced to fly away lfrom home and are teachable merely‘ because of the strong instinct which tells them where home is and leads them to fly ‘straight to it.

The Cub's Law

“The Cub gives in to the Old Wolf, the Cub does not give in to him- self."