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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18211, 3 October 1922, Page 6

" CHAMPION » AND THE "CRACK IN CIVILISATION." " A RAY OF HOPE." A few daya ago we had a cable message from Professor Peat saying that ' there was a serious crucnin our civilisation." He was relerrinu to our system of Education, which was pureiy intellectualThe Young Citizens' League haa brought the matter before tlio con- 1 ferenco of Education Hoards in Wellington—which has just been discussing the Junior High School system. This is a system which some of Ihe Scottish Southerner* oppose as involving the expenditure of largo sums outside of their own district*. However, Mr. E. C. Purdie (Auckland) disagrees with those economists, and saya that un'ess tho present l>ositicm of Education was taken in hand properly " the civilisation of tho world would "bo gone." This is a very serious dansrer, and to repair, fortify, consolidate and build up the framework of Civilisation, and to prevent its decay and disintegration calls for 11 CHAMPION " MUSCLE RAISER FLOUR, " STANDARD " OATMEAL, ROLLED OATS, AND GRUEL MEAL. If 'ihis remedy is taken in time ,r cracks" will disappear, and sanity bo restored without the necessity for the Hon. C. J. Parr to "go round and thump a little eense into people." THE OLD FIRM EXCELS AT HOUSE REMOVING, HOUSE RAISING. HOUSE BLOCKING, HOUSE REPAIRING, CONCRETING, DRAINAGE. TAR AND SANDING. SAM. WTTTTTC A-NTT) SANS. MARKET PLACE. 'Phona 70S.