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pitfalls of YOCTff. LOXDOX. Xov. Ib. The Brinoe of 'Wales, speaking at the festival dinner of the Church Lad-. Brigade at the London Guildhall last evening, remarked, amid laughtei : “Some of von may not know that 1 am colonel-in-t-hief of the Cadet Corps These of von who do oot will inm 1 written on the menu—and 1 am very proud of it.” , ... The most c ritical time m a hoy s ldo. he continued, is after he leaves school and has to seek employment. In many eases he has to do the a oik ot a man. but he has not the experience to Know the many pitfalls. Imperialism in the aggressive sense ol the word had never been encouraged in the Brigade, and never would he. nt bv a form of military organisation drill, disc inline, and uniform, a inttny Christian character was developed among hoys of all classes, and a spirit of patriotism, self-sacrnhce, and responsibility fostered. Ex-members of the Brigade won Victoria Crosses during the war, and the Brigade was carrying on its splendid work of moulding the ehara-'-er ot ,na.iv thousands of hoys between 13 am 21 oil the principles of discipline, good will, and co-operation.

Ford Owner writes: “ Have made as l,igh as 39 miles to gallon of gasoline o,r my 1919 Ford since installing “ Air-Friction ” Carburettor which ensures more power on less fuel.” R. P. M. Manning and Co., 5 Bedford Row, Christchurch. —Advt.