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ji E gE E i 3 E g H is Eat g | © The Cape Argus, Cape Town, South Ktrica: A hundred years age Cape | Town was already old, but South Af- | rica was only beginning to be, '| eyes were turned to the future. We are still looking to the future, but we must never forget that history has been made in this land of ours, and most of our present ideals and aspira- tions have their roots In the past, of the Movies ¥. J. P. Veale in the Nineteenth : Mr. Baldwin has "ot the 'CI 8 This is especially true of education. tionally, it is true, South Africa has none of the traditions that so powertuly affect the thought and Hfe No student, whether of yesterday to-day, can think of the oid buildings 1h the Avenue, the gates, the oak trees, the paddock, the: professors of a former day, the companiouships and and nights of revelry, without being deeply moved. . Stolen Detroit Free Press: The Cleveland 'Museum of Art has returned to the Jugoslavian Government a rare panel of ivory, which it had purchased from dealer without knowing that it had foo stolen from the Cathedral of Ag- ram. At least four dealers had bought and sold the panel in good faith. The identity of the 'thief has not been es tablished, although the fact of the theft was proved to the satisfaction li « All that games, the colege songs, days of study | wtill dn. use, 18D) g Wo of the speakers did not come. "Have they beéen married long. "Just long enough so they have there are a lot of things that 4 you can't say with flowers." "Dad," sald his son Charles, "do you think they will ever find a sub stitute tor petrol?" "They have one now, and 1 wish you'd give it a trial" 8 "Huh" retorted Charles, "I've never | neara of it. ~ What 1s tt, anyway?" "Shoe leather" retorted his father. Passenger on Atlantle liner (who 18 really enjoying the sea, to his com- panion who has gone below)---"Come on up Jim! We're passing a ship!" Voice from Below--"1 don't want to see no ship. You call me when we're passing a tree." Things are looking up for the American drama. The othéf day a Chicago theatre patron shot two men 10 get a seat Fresh Marketer--""Are those eggs strictly fresh?" Grocer--""Boy, see If those eggs are cool enough te sell yet." Have you heard about the Scotch. man who gave his wife a pair of rub- ber heels when she begged him for a new spring outfit? Maay a man is paying alimony to- day because he thought there was no great harm in a little flirting, Peace and Quiet. The editor was dying, and a sigh came from his breast: "Please bury me, my friends, where I will find eternal rest, T long for peace and quiet, so when 1 'have closed my eyes, Just 'plant me in some store where 'they do not advertise." 1 Young Merchant--"Here's an Invi tation to my golden wedding." His Friend--"Why, you're not even married." Young Merchant--"No, but I'm go- ing to marty a rich man's daughter." Felt hats may come and straw hats may go, but the high hat goel on for- 'over, 'The old fashioned theory that there is danger from exposure has been ex- ploded 'by the new fashion woman. Teacher's Pet: An ancient saying, but the apostrophe is omitted. coens, fh oF D "aliments, "or. : ul suddenly grip their little ones thi state that the Tabléts have always kept them In perfect health. I feel 80 safe' with the Tablets that I al- ways keep a box. in the house." Baby's Own Tablets are a mild but thorough laxative, They regulate the b , sweeten the stomach and thus banish constipation and Indigestion; break colds and simple fever and make the cutting of teeth painless, The Tablets are absolutely safe, being guaranteed free from all injurious drugs. They are sold by all medicine dealers or by mail at 25¢c a box from The Dr. Willlams® Medicine Co. Brockville," Ont. Delinquent Youth Other Ways of Correcting His Faults Than the Prison or Reformatory It 1s related that a t on be- such a remedy at | people. 2 SEC ef fo The Cost of the Common Cold The number of persons suffering from colds on any one day during the season of the common cold is enor mous. Every second man working in Ontario's industries is sick with a cold some time during the winter. Women workers suffer to the extent of three out of every four. For thé' balance of the population--children, and those who work at home--we have no statistics, but féel sure their bill for sickness due to colds is just as heavy. YR y Cause. of the Common Cofd' A person sufféring from a cold can pass it on to others. The infectious material is' present in the discharge of the nose 'and throat; it can be transferred to others by coughing and sneezing. A person suffering from a cold will carry infection on his hands; he should therefore wash his hands before eating, and especially 'before handling milk or food to be used by others, He will also infect the cups, glases, dishes, etc, from which he drinks and eats; his dishes should be Ing asked how he got along with the bad boys, replied that he got along with them all right, for, he added, "I Just expel "them." There will prob. ably be a consensus of opinion that in view of his candid admission it was the teacher and not the scholar who should be expelled. And yet, says J. J. Kelso, there 1s a moral containdd in this 'incident that is applicable to the work af child. saving. There are many good peo- ple, who, unwilling to be patient and faithful 'with boys who bave gone astray, consider their whole auty performed when they succeed lm bav- ing the Jad sent off to a reform school. is readiness to throw oft "responsibility fa greatly to be deprecl ated and it was on this account that the executive officer of the Children's Ald Society was given extensive rights in the 'disposal of juvenile of- fenders. Wayward boys, if taken at the right time and in the right way, can be converted into first-class men. Boys of sanguine temperament furnish the good boys and the bad boys of the world, mot the plous and viclous. They are as the name implies, full of blood, full of life, activity, mischief and fight. Yet, for the same reason, they are full of tenderness, sympathy and loving kindness. What shameful ignorance to be at war with such a boy! ° Let him know that you are hig friend, that you Ike him, that you wish him well, and you have at once an empire for good, moving itself and others on the way te righteousness. Ey SU "Maybe 1 t have ugh this vp," murmured the aviator, as his plane-began to fall. A committee is a perfect device for Postponing action and dividing re sponsibility. : A ey There were fifty-eight slight earth- the museum could do was to return this treasure. Jes during one day recently in Hawall. No wonder those Hula matd- ens cam dance. Children, and adults too, often take cold as a result of over exposure to cold, getting feet wet, chilling after leaving a hot school, house, etc. Dress in the cold or wet weather so as to protect the body from chill and the feet from getting wet. Those who have "bad throats"--dis- eased or enlarged tonsils--suffer more frequently from colde than those with healthy throats, d colds / RED ROSE ORANGE PEKOE is extra good 4 t i or aston yStudd, Lord Mayor, presiding at the ual' meet- ing of the Londen Court Misstum, at the Mansion House, declared prison "a terrible punishment" Ha prals- ed the wurk of the pglice court mis. slojaries in' saving men and womon from prison. "If we can effect the reform of .the wrongdosr by other mepns," sald the Lord Mayer," "the gain is great. This 18 the "police court mission's work, and it does It very effectively." Last year, he said, the' magistrates requested the missionaries to asaist in no fewer than 17,000 cases in the London courts, If that policy was gen- eral, it must make clear the exteat of the effect, namely, that since 1914 no fewer than 24 prisons in England had been closed. In this connetion it is announced that the empty county prison of Knutsford In Cheshire will be sold at auction early in December some of the buildings, which will be offered in 27 lots, being over 200 years old. P-- ; X A Government's Duty Ceylon Times: So long as people have few outside social interests and recreations, the liability to bicker and | quarrel will be great, and In Zeylon all too often quarreiling is synony: mous with the use of the knife. If the lower one's resistance; children and adults who have one cold after an- other all through the winter are in a weakened condition by the beginning of spring. * Treatment of Colds The best thing to do for a cold is to go to bed; go early emough and stay long enough. It is' much simpler to prevent pneumonia than to cure it, and most cases of pneumonia have as a beginning the neglected common cold, Write for health literature to De- partnient of Health, Ontario, Parlia- ment Buildings, Toronto. "Jim and His Job" J. L. Garvin-n the London Observer (Ind.): There is a general impres- slon, even in his own party, that Mr. J. H. Thomas is "up against it" ,, , Like a born comedian exaggerating a 1 ic role, the d d victim enjoys himself in this big political drama, now in its first act, which has been popularly called "Jim and his Job." His opening methods are quite colculated. As regards his gorgeous official title, he mimics Poor Jo, and protests that "my name is agin me." Labor at large is apt to imagine the Lord Privy Seal as a personage who dines in gold lace at the expense of the unemployed. When he minimizes his promises and confesses his dif- ficulties, he means to enb any fon just formed, while promot: ing the crusade against crime, will not neglect to encourage all sorts of recreational activities, ten-fold better results will be produced. Most Gov- ernments nowadays recognize their ob- ligations in this respect and strive to promote intelectual and recreational pursuits. 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