In learning the department numbers in a large department store it is simply necessary to associate the goods sold in the particular department with the Code word, and if desirable, the name of the buyer can be associated also. Remembering Color Numbers The color numbers in a wholesale house, some sixty of them, were learned by one student while reading them over slowly. Color Number 1 is Black, BLACK TIE. Color 12 is Gold, a GOLD TOWN. A little more difficult is 51, Gettysburg gray. Here a man is wandering over the fields of Gettysburg in the Gray dawn with a LADY (51). The Game of Memory Demonstration Excellent practice and a great deal of pleasure can be had by letting some one give the child a series of ten words to be remembered in connection with the numbers which are written opposite them. They can be given out of order and this will make a stronger impression and be as easy for the child. The numbers 1 to 10 will be represented in his mind by the Code words TIE to TOES. Each will be pictured in turn with the word given for the number. Let the one giving the words write the numbers 1 to 10 in a vertical line, and as he writes the word opposite tell them to the child taking the demonstration. For example--5 is Window. This immediately becomes a picture of the WHEEL (5) and a Window. Throw the Wheel through the Window. Next he might be given 10, BOOK. A picture of TOES and Book. 3 is FIRE, a picture of a HOME (3) on Fire. 1 is CANDY, sticks of Candy bound up in a TIE (1). Each word and number are to be visualized together. When the ten have all been given, the child begins with 1 (TIE) and recalls the object he pictured with it; next 2 (SNOW) and recalls the word pictured with it, and so on to the end of the ten. Recall each one in sequence even though given out of order. A practice demonstration: 5--Window 1--Candy 4--Bank 10--Book 9--Fish 6--Apple 3--Fire 8--Auto 2--Stone 7--Horse Begin with 1 and recall them in sequence. A Number Demonstration Instead of the words, as used in the preceding game, follow the same plan as with two digit numbers, as-- 1 is 29 4 is 100 7 is 35 2 is 93 5 is 61 8 is 12 3 is 57 6 is 44 9 is 98 10 is 86 This is simply a combination picture of two Code words. One is TIE and 29 is KNOB, a picture of a huge red TIE hanging on a KNOB will answer the purpose. 2 is SNOW and 93 is BOMB, a big, black, sizzling BOMB in the SNOW bank. Picture each pair as given and recall them by first recalling the Code word for the position in the list and it will be associated with another object in the picture, the number value of which is the number as given.