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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 17 July 1924, Page 7

Are you an introvert or an extrovert? An introvert, it seems, is a person who, having had a hard childhood, retires into himself and becomes brainier in consequence. Others who«e childhood has been sugary and sentimental live on. the outside of life, because they have never learnt to fear it. The advocates of this theory believe that our stem grandparents did well. ' Henceforth when a local magistrate sentences little Jim to ten strokes or a teacher uses the cane, no agitation in the correspondence column should follow. They are merely making an introvert of little Jim, starting him on the thorny road, to genius or at least brain power, states a writer in an Auckland exchange. Says the exponent of this theory: “There never yet was a great thinker who had a childhood otherwise than unhappy.” There is a sex difference, nevertheless, I think. Jane Austen, and George Eliot were the greatest women novelists of a century, arid both had a phenomenally happy childhood. , The author of “Adam Bede” even said that if she had to come back to earth she’d “be a little sister once again"—which is an unusual aspiration. CAREFUL FARMERS USE “CEREMILK ’ ’ and so ensure the most solid nourishment it is possible to give their calves. Neither skimmed milk nor whey arc wholly suitable foods for growing calves because there is no fat in one and only 2-1 per cent, nourishment in the other. “Ceremilk” is rich in fats and nourishing proteids and contains in well-balanced form dried milk and six selected cereals. Your calves will grow to strong, healthy maturity on “Ceremilk” and give splendid returns either as milkers or as fat, marketable stock. Sold by all stores or direct from Fleming and Co., Lt/L, P.O. Box 498, Wel : lington. 29 out in cold wet weather take “Nazol” on sugar. This will keep coughs and colds away. Thousands use “Nazol.” Sixty doses 1/6. — Advt.

PLANTING gEASON; 1924. PLANT NOW BARBERRY, 2-year. 50/- 1000; £lO 5000. BOXTHORN, 25/- 1000; £5 5000. LAWSONIANA, 2-year, 35/- 100;' 3year, 50/- 100. GUMS and WATTLES, 17/6 100; £5 1000; £l2 10s 5000. PINUS INSIGNIS, for Shelter, 25/100; £lO 1000. PINUS INSIGNIS, for timber planting, 45/- to 150/- 1000. For prices and particulars of any other lines apply to — Duncan & Davies Ltd., Westown, New Plymouth; ’phone 465. G. H'. Mills, Normanby, ’phone ISIK, Hawera. W. Moss, Ngaere, ’phone 255 D, Eltham. F. J. Morshead, Avenue Eoad, New Plymouth. W. Pettigrew, Stratford. ’pV>ue 186. Salted Peanuts, fresh daily; roasted by special process; Goz. for 6d. —Metro Confectionery Co.