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l SLATS’ DIARY (By Oliver N. Warren) Sunday: Are Sketch nabor bot nley 1 spur to go a horse back ridâ€" ing this a. m -& when Pa ast .mm why he diddent get 2 sed if one side of the horse goes so will the other wont it. & I xpect hese right. . Sound resenebe-l to ' me. Monday: Ma 3st Lizy are colored ‘ woman witch helps HURSDAY. {SEPTEMBER 311:]. 15136 Ottawa Spotlight ; By Wilfrid Egglefton (.Ltrawa. Sept. lâ€"The announceâ€" ment that the Canadian Wheat Board‘ would pay 87‘: cents a bushel for' the 1936 crop. as a minimum price. and that only in the event that the market price dropped below 90 cents. proved disappointing to many farmâ€"4 ers in the west, who had been advoâ€"f eating a minimum price of a dollar" 'or even higher. The Pools circulatâ€"l ed widely last week a reprint from: a western publication tending t0i show that. the average cost of rais-; ing a bushel of wheat on the prairie. was $1.03; and it was argued that in; our 3 A HEALTH SERVICE 07 WE CANADiAN MEDICAL flSSOCIATION AND LIFE 'INSURANCE COMPANII‘ IN CANADA A SOI'ND MINI) IN .\ SOI‘ND BODY A Sound Mind In A Sound Body. weak, flabby, or diseased body? man was nominated President of a mind, but turned down, very wisely. because he had a poor stomach. As ' the ' versities in the land. l University because he had a good' THE WERAL, RICnMOND HILL, ONTARIO PAGE SEVEN _______.__"__'_iâ€"â€"_â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"=_____â€"â€"â€" The body l bridle on lust . . . . . quichened to its highest excellenCe ir physical fitness alert in intellec~ tua“. perception and impatient puffy generalizations. It is prickc-i into of the mysteries of beauty and “Worship. This change of l focus in liberal education will affect routine of all schools ;“El! ill awareness and uni: , This idea is no more rcvoluntary , than the well-known definition of L1 i liberal education by Professor Huxâ€" l ley which begins, “That man has had i a liberal education who has been so i ready servant of his will and does, with case and pleasure all the wOrk that as a mechanism it is capable or”....who is full of life and free. whose passions are trained to ‘ ique What's the use Of a 200d mind in a trained in vouth that ha; body is the lbe one of the most popular in many The magnificent new hands-hell at the Canadian National Exhibition is beyond question the finest in the The best features of band shells at the Century of Progress, San Diego, Hollywood. Cleveland, Radio City, Amsterdam and Karisâ€" i'uhc have been embodied in this un- structurc and numerous new ones lllli'lliltl(h‘(l.: Lighting effects have been achieved which prompted illuminating engineers to opine that a half hour concert in color. entirely without music. could be given. This entirely new feature of the “Ex” will world. LOANS $50 to $500 vcars. Mum‘- Canada I htdrhtypcolunlco When the old-time fiddlers and . square dancers were introduced at- . . . . Ton-er lukoopln' bun. the Canadian National Exhibition it p O AUTO LOANS with the work is _ , but ‘ her husband ‘a vied of this year's light harvest thc'ISir William Temple has It, “ll’ithâ€" mmo to heel bv a Vigorous will the was done as a novelty. and intended good provider & ‘WhOIIt ill‘OdUCE'l‘ Should be guaranteed, out health, strength grow dccl‘eplt? gm-vant of a tender conscience 'Who as temporary"attraction. The. inno- kaw-an'bdcooplu. a. Lizy sed yes but something better than 8712 centS._ youth loses all vigor, and beauty all ih‘a: learned m love a“ beautv'whe_ vation was an instantaneous hit and Signs 7, Rastus keeps he]. 'For years the west has been agitatâ€"’ charms: music grows harsh and conâ€"j they of Nature or Art to fiéte all Will be continued this year. .‘ 1’ “ Repay ‘T nervis becos Shese ing to be delivered from fluctuating versation disagreeable; palaces are; Viking“ ‘and to respec; other; as x a. “WM afrade hese agoin to get ken-lied at wheat prices, and from private speâ€" prisons...riches are useless; honour himeifl" NOW Mr Trustee Mr. An unusually short crop of peas “duo-union Pafllamem _ it. culation on the Grain Exchange. But and attendance are cumbersome. and Pmkipal Mi“ Tegch‘er and M".- and and anticipated scarcity of col-n and N T R A j Tuesday: Jakes Pa sad to Jake if the annfiuncemem last weék lndlcat- crowns themselves are a burden... My“ p‘qr'em “What Ca'n'we do to in_ tomatoes for canning purposes have ‘ i H ( ' struck a hard blow to the canning in- ‘, i he dont give away, trade or lose that. dog some how he is sich a 'n00s- enhs that he will shoot him. 180 Jake traded him for 3 pups. Wednesday: They was a xplosion acrmst the street & Pa ast the man what was it. He replide & sed he was a feeding his hens that Lay or Bust feed for aigs & a rooster et sum of it. Pa sed he diddent beleeve the story. Thursday: Blisters was turrebley worked up today. He sed he per- posd to Elsey last night & has fer- got whether she xceptel him or not. I wood call that party dum. For ennylboddi xcept Blisters. For him its just natcherelly natcherel. Friday: 'We went out for a drive in the ford after super. & Ma was a driveing & sed to Pa the littel m'irrer aint set rite. She cuddent see no thing in 'it'xcept the car behind. & she got mad when Pa sed thats What its fer. l diddent say no thing so kepped still. Saturday: Well, this Liust an- other day now, but it wont be 'in a week»or 2. Skool is coming on a pace as the preecher says about death and etc. The sitcheachen a growen critticle. is is Keep Your liver Active Will Repay You in Health Parite’s LIVER TONE has long been noted as a stimulator of lazy livers. It pens you up and keeps your stomach act- 'ing properly. Try it for that dizziness, headache and bilious ness. 31.00 PHONE 71 GLENN’S DRUG STORE Baker’s Repair Shop 'Used Long Straw Collars For Sale :1 L S pipe throat 23”, value $7.50, only used a few days, 86.75 1 LL S pipe throat 23'" half Sweeney, refilled, $4.50 1 L S Scotch pipe throat 22”, re- filled, $3.50 [I L S round throat 20”, $1.50 2 S ,S flexible throat, leather lined, 1/21”, 1/22”, $4.00 each Shop closed 6 p.m. Mon., Wed, Fri. ISAAC BAKER Maple. Ont. R.R. No. 2 Telephone Maple 1053 ICE E. SAMBROOK Phone Willowdale 205 Thornhill 15 Richmond Hill Phone 33 Austin’s Drug Store DAILY SERVICE O t MOW“OO§OOOOOO WWW v BUTTONVILLE ‘ MILL FEED. FLOUR AND SALT MARMILL PRODUCTS CLIMAX BUG KILLER Rolling and Grinding Daily AUBREY STEPHENSON Phone Agincourt 21-r-12 against undue collapse, but not to get involved in the wheat business one whit more than is absolutely ne- cessavry. (Responsible to All Canada) The Ottawa government, after all, is responsible to citizens from Char- Princc Rupert; and while the wheat growers are a mighty force in the country, their demands must always be weighed with those of the fisher- man. the textile worker. the mixed farmer of the east, the fruit grower and miner of B. C. and so on. If the federal government is going to guarantee cost of production, or even a bit of profit. as well, to the wheat producer. all these other people are The budget of 1936 wrote off 21 the stabilization of wheat, and the fedeiil government could not have much more than 'it has done without. widespread criticism. done now. and grumblings in Ontario and Que- bec, in regard to wheat. So that as against the di-satisfaction and of votes which the government feces loss for not having taken a more sturdy stand in support of the present wheat price. it must weigh the reâ€" bellion which would have developed in other parts of the country i1 'it had gone once more wholeheartedly into the wheat business, and had in- 'currcd losses again. It is quite possible that wheat will sell well above the minimum the whole the action of the governâ€" ment. is a courageous and correct one in the light of its philosophy and promises. The present wheat act was really the child of the Libâ€" eral party, even if introduced by a Conservative government; and their theory of a minimum price was ex- actly the role which the current price will probably play: support without the need of the government buying and handling the whole crop. (Cattle for Eastern Feeding) The eastern farmer is being enâ€" couraged to buy western cattle for feeding. At the last minute it was decided to refund half the freight if cattle were retained three months; instead of paying a cash bonus as forecast in my last letter. Also the Red Cross, financed, no doubt to some extent by the government, is to see to it that the wornâ€"out kitchen equip- ment of the farmers in the area afflicted year after year by drought is to be replaced. The usual relief measures do not include such things, but after years of crop-failure, ev- erything in the house needs mending or replacing; pots and pans, kettles, stove grates, and the like. (New Trade Agreements) Hon. W. D. Euler, Minister of Trade and Commerce, is back from Europe, where he negotiated several trade agreements. The nature of them may be made public this week. With European conditions so diffi- ccult, it is doubtful whether any sweeping arrangements were poss- ible, but the Liberal theory is that there is trade to be secured if it is gone after aggressively enough. Af- ter the European agreements are completed, there are new treaties to negotiate with Australia and New Zealand. It will be interesting to see if Mr. Euler succeeded where Messrs. Stevens and Hanson failed. relatively. The Liberals. of course. argue that you can’t expect others to buy from you unless you buy from them. and any European agreements inevitably involve some further re- duction of the Canadian tariff. Chartered aceountants from all parts of Canada will hold Illlll‘ annual convention in Toronto this year durâ€" ing the Canadian National Exhibiâ€" tion. They will be honored ,‘Itlt‘sls at the National Business Shov' time-saving and labor saving devices of the modern offices will be seen in W“M”O“W WW operation. entitled to come along for some too.’ ,millicn dollars loss incurred through‘ For yt 11's there have been mumblinus 2 price. support or no support; and on l where I ‘ ;ti 3 t its r ' -. "-‘ 7 v » _ _ :d' that1 t-lr‘iieagotvernlinergttsflffs at;kEt i Nay, :0 find any hfelitity 0i to1 takte ‘ sure Found homes and sound mmds ilgina i e , 0 S DP r to any p easuic in t e greatest ‘audn â€" Igmwinz harmomously? Or again, as ages of honour and fortune, a man must be in health.“ A Sound Mind In A Sound Body. Can there be a really well-balanced mind without a sound body? The Greeks would have doubted it. Carâ€" llyle's philozsophy was rank with lOttQIO‘Vn and Halifax t0 VICtOI‘Ia and l pessinfian because he Vhad indiges_ dressed to the Canadian Medical AS‘ tion, “A rat gnawing at the pit of his stomach." Insanity means un- lsoundness, and insanity of mind is very often just. a phase or result of 'insanitv of body. Even the crimes lof men and women, or the delinâ€" *quencies of boys. and girls, crooked and unclean minds, perverted inâ€" :stincts, twisted purposes, anti-social ibents, destructive impulses. have ~gtbcir causes very often in perver- sions or twists or lacks or imbalances ‘of body. And the new medical sci- ence is proving this more true every day. scattered abroad on the seven seas of history and of life because men have thought, and still think, that science or navigation or philosophy. or even religion can bring neglected and unseaworthy hulks all sure and safe to the desired haven? A Sound Mind In A Sound Body. For every single di‘cussion about the bodies of children We hear a bunâ€" dred about. their minds. Great edu- cators are beginning to believe that we should think at least twice as of- .tcn about the bodies of children as labout their minds. Some would al- lmost say that if the little bodies 1have ALL the care and education .they need, sound minds can pretty well be taken for granted. That is what the Greeks thought. iBeyond all other peoples, ancient or modern, they had the idea of mak- ing the most of the human body. eduâ€" cating it for strength. for fleetness, for grace. for music, as a fit pedestal for a graceful and cultivated mind. To them a sound mind in a sound body was a sane mind in a sane body, a wholesome mind in a whole- some body, an alert mind in an alert body, a fraceful mind in a graceful body. No tubby corporations, no bad postures, no awkward gaits, no C. 1‘ Standard people for them. They stood straight, walked straight, and thought straight. Early Christian thinking Greek paganism overboard, and unâ€" fortunately threw Greek Idealism ov- erboard with it. To despise the body. to think of its strengths and graces as merely snares, to self-torture and self-crucify the body, became a tooâ€" common idea of religion. The dirtier and more verminous a hermit, the holier he was. World thinking kept this wrong track for twenty centur- ies, and we haven‘t yet got back to the planned harmony of a sound mind in a sound body. Just to show how far behind we still are, I am going to quote the opinion of a great Eductor who has a prophetic vision, Sir Michael Sad- Iler, “The training of the bodv to grace, power and selfâ€"control will be- come the fundamental purpose of education from the Kindergarten to the University.” Note that this training of the body is to be the fundamental purpose of education. Very well, what is this training to consist of or to aim at? Let Sir Michael tell us. “It will not be a Spartan (training for military endur- ance, but an Athenian training for [beauty. health, rhythm, and keen dis- cussionâ€"and Athenian training with ,. Full Line of FUEL also l threw l l l l J, v Lime, Cement, Tile ‘ Phone 188 Yards at Burr’s Mill \Vhat wrecks and dcrelicts are . Sir William Temple would say, “If Health be such a blessing, and the very source of all pleasure, it may be worth the pains to discover the regions where it grows. and the springs that feed it." Questions concerning health, ad- sociati'on, 184 College St., Toronto, - will be answered personally by let- ter. f,â€" Unlike many wives. one Hanover lady has not been in the habit of goâ€" ing through her husband’s pockets, but it is a safe bet that she will do so in the future. On wash day of this week she put her pants in the machine. and later dis- Covered that there was a $10 bill in one of the pockets. 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