The Lucknow Sentinel, 1931-06-18, Page 3*Ilri:fa-"17:
Oil
•
a•
t titre you, toI
-Pot a rarebit at digestibility It con-
to t doiught. afternoon tains • all the • elements,
sE ndelchetr, or a'unch- of rich, whole miI1t.
Mr 1evkse>rhldsegye an
hirings --raud`id--Vira " eaVv-ii=taps-carr "'°.'�°
meat and •perfect ,sit freely
• •
.Made .ie
:-Canada.
.inpde',-by the-settakers_efKaft(hecse-and,Kraf!„aatad'Thessing ”
Many. Diaiinionds Used
In Industrial Ways
Diamonds =are -almost-- invariably
classified as a luxury, :butt,: ahn'ost'
never as an important , factor•iln in-
dustry. Yet, ' approximately, 15 to 2.0
per'. cent. of the value' of diamonds
mined yearly are of industr.ial. use.
They are at times called "indu-
-"fe'1diamonds,"'. and so nained bo •
cause ....T some flaw of color or consti-
'tution • that: 'prevented their being' cut
and polished for decorative use.
Some of :these' stones are used as
cutters and polishers of more precious'
diamores. ,The "industrial diamond"
is changed -to powder.:form and mixed
• with olive . oil. It is then smeared
•npon':a ;soft -iron ';disc:'revolving"'°at'
2,500 ': revolutions per: ,minute: ' The
diamond to be cut' and, polished is 'aid'
and .weighted down and .the wearing
action of the diamond dust eventually
creates a. gleaming facet' u.por shit:
By mean's of .diamond draw -plates
Or dies, all •types of metal, including
'the tungsten; filament' Of the electric -
lamp, can 1 e drawn finer than human,
hair. . Mining;' gineex's eitiloy-the
iamon,"drill. is rs a circular -tube;
titeel bitor crown set•with-
dtamond5:
„,„,..Ilitch�''drillsare of grit 'ser _iri
cutting oat a.clean core Which can Le,
brought to the surface', for determine-.
tion of the nature .yf the strata. These
drills can be forcedbto a•depth'of more
than.4,000 feet' and it is said- there is
no rock or stratum which the diamond
has failed to penetrate:
Young Wife: "It's too bad -you'
- bring me to a restaurant and now
yoi3,read. the newspaper." Husband:
"Pardon me', darling! Waiter; an:
other newspaper."
- "I -ani more -interested. -in -increasing-
people's ''$come than ;• in worrying
Otter their expenditures,"-H.e.rbe,rt
Hoover.
is
Londoners Later Risers.
Qld.'Tmer Declares
After clipping tickets ..at;Leaden
Bridge Station for 'fifty years, "Old
Bill,!' as. his friends sale '.Mr: 'William
Baltlwin,. is retiring. "I should think,"
he said• to me, ''that I've cl'ippId ;at
least three hundred .and fiftymillion
tickets in, my •thine; not counting look-
ing at thotisands. of .'seasons' every
day:., In fact, to punch 20,000 tickets
a -'day is 'a mere- nothing at London
Bridge. The thing ino 9ce most now-
adays is that people seeM to get up a
lot later than they 'used to do. . Our
NO hours used to start ''about . five
or: six in ' the morning NOW we're
never really till eight 'o"clock."
London Ti =Bits '
Chinese Cave' • • •
Dwe'llings,: ;Found.
Peiping. -Possible habitations of
' Chinese' cave dwellers' have beet -t'. u•n
-covered - by° -a--- Chinese • expedition 'at
Changteh, in Horan 'Province, accord-
--•ing:•to-reports-•;eeeived-here.+- Several
deep_tlits._containing_banes_and--earth
enware were excavated_ The find con
firms ,11ie"-tea men . o •' encius,
CFiinese fitilosopFer; that early Cl i
nese' peoples "made' -tests: for them
st.lve� in . the highlands and in the
lew.l.an.ds-:they. made -.caves."' •
•
:German. Girl : S:tudents ''
,or the.' 132,000 .stu.dernts in German:
colleges 'and universities, about 18',500
.are women; according to the latest
availa.b.le• data. Seven .girl. students in
every twenty' are.. working for doctor-
ates fn 'phi'losophy.: Medicine' comes
'next' in popularity, with 24 per cent:,
_followed by -:natural -,science, -with 18
per cent:, and political economy, with
11 per' Beat. .Slightly. more than 1'�per
cent, are studying. theology.
"Knights' '', IVleaf oro Flooring
It's ;food
It's Even • Better."
IT'S THE BEST • .
See your dealer
Get our..prices ' . '
°
R
Owl Laff.. .1... The Little .01d.Woman
. . There'w,as a lit'tie woman whose bands.
The best of women make. mistakes, 'were Worn and red,
Mit it's 'too bad that we husbands And long ago the beauty of b.e'r'youth-
should be required to eat.. them. 'A . fel, days..diad .fled,.
' 'sti3.h- 7,,-Inte„, ;ba•,t ooh!tr '+ '•d`vrtelm 'tfi~•.�,ti.,ec -<r
7- oir° yeas s:.. , lir am ''."---rail suffered, pain, . -
he' Mean -by "we?" A great many But after these liad left her she learn-
animals laugh, says-a'•seientist; .and,' ed.to smile again; •
-of-§course a great many people give ,And out. she'd cone with dainties for
them good' to Conscience gets • • e,' the children in the street '
a lot• of credit, for,,,good morals • that Till it seemed where'er•she wandered
'belongs'. to' the fear cif- getting caught there were 'young ones round
We are learning to have faith In .mar her •feet.
chittery .because it has furnished e l •
fmandwhont for h amatr'''progress.• The 'She.ha.dn'eany money; she was never '
.. - nd is silent. usually, ' • . gaily dressed; ::. K ® 1'
G: O . . 124
r#,
has More* friends than the one who She hada shawl and bonnet which she
spetaks and' thinks
affe..rward., called her Sunday beef: ~1` CIVOICE �7UMS—AeAliaelel' t $ oe
Aid ,i•f ;)'oat gave her 'something*, in a ^� .
r Q,r to enwe a s, . h , . Y ee Steell' :e 'Thilin
�rescued.,,a, . dt,owning girD- It ,was Some other, person•.stiutting in thet-
g g8
grand 'of' you• to drive'' »'fiom:-that tritior,-finery, ' • •. Most intereating:mali •to"'talk to
height Pully :clothed, 'to eff$ct'sucb And.' he'd give this-;pxpiahation •it you.
��.
roIsr_' 16:
. I�
Bertram
ertramtou,T-
n_Ahiomliaias;w- w..Ihvo'. h'bar-
sowjustt
magnlfieen escuer,• asked'tie-reason-tliy: .returned to London from.:a,•,,long.'toui
• Th :Her snarln .bled Y)-•Fiet sthought,sheohghtt fthe
ch.oe.,offthanI. bacany g
Natural History Museum at -South-
• No one ever scented to noticethat her . Kensington," lie said, •"including. 'a`
Flarrjson="I. hear your 'daughter' •' lands were coarse and red, ' ' new li}t'terfiy, a' new lizard,_' and sev.•
dith married a, stru ]in That' she• wasn't good to look at' no 'eral new grasshoppers, And 'live seen.
gg g Young
man," "- ... one ever' "beard it said,. natives baking• live "locusts in+glowing
Thouipsoii-'Well, he did struggle, but Acyl • the smartest 'Of "her neighbours ashes and then, eating them, and oxen
he couldn't get away.",' .
Nev o s sleeping on beds of
bonnet or hers shawl. pikes and others who hold their a m
• who appeared to .know 'it'.all, and 'came s *being ' fed on. 'sardinesl
er smite
a word in censure • I've ,seen ak1r'
Here's some riddles. We' $imply.. got r s
So'.take this truth for' granted: that . . straight Mit till they become paralysed
to get them' off our system. 'Are you , a sweet and, tender smile' all as part of their `daily religion.
a' riddle fan.. -1, Why did the- hen $o° And• a heart scihrav'e and kindly never •It's a queer world.'once you ,go ea -
and co a in a n t 'and_ sit With ' _- �- * .. g•' on r,
. . , -Edgar A. Guest: .. ._ .. • _..-_, ---•.
its tongue out? . 3, Why did .the man
;put .his garage` on the other .side of •
the road• from his house? 4, When was Airships
,. g� s: c•irc s.
only,one: respect in•b.etter''and: happier; &eh of us .
phich these bound to se that out'of that .small.
cumbersome machines have so far circle `'the , widest ,good, 'may :flow;
p.ved..,.aupe.rio>; • ta._t'he ...aero lane .._.._ ".. , ....,.,.. _:_ ._.,.,: .-..,..-....mow.._-.
and= -.that --is- in,--the-r-adius•.-ot-fli ht. -e ht-- us may have t out 3n hi.s
g rind the thought ` -tfiat •out , of 'a
-But.._this. factor.. i�"':oY`.little import- single liouseliold may flow influences
;etre lie co. , uni'ea
across the Woad. 2, What goes all day do go out of style. plorin 'bond Tit -Bits,'
•
,A 'Lithe' Circle
Each, one of. us is bound • to make:
milk the. highest? 5,,.Who'wore the big- the 'little circle in,which lie lives
gest hat in the war .6; Why did the ,London Morning Po t" Th i is
Cow go. over' the hill? AU'sw.ers=1.'
To get on the other, side; 2, Wagon; 3,
To-pnt-h'is car i'n; 4q When"'the�''cow:
Rimmed over the ;moon;. "5; The man
that had the largest head ;',6, Because
she couldn't go• under, ,
Wrong Label: "A spoopfulteof water
contains 2.70,000 potential horse-
power,"' ' says a scientist That 'isn't'
water. '.
Dioxide -"I'm gro�pnrg'"fox
=-Aima-""We11-='you-dontt--expeet- to
find' the.m..arnund.my...neek,, .do you?"
• "Well,• at any, rate,' an '91d. married
man told the writer,. "It' is better to
have, lovedend been bossed than never
to have- been':loved--a ;a l;'':
.
Summer ..is' a time, when people 'try
to. keep, out of the sunshine they wish-
,ed they were able to afford'-last'win
-ter, `$Tho remembers' th'e old fashion-
ed "love songs. that , didn't sound like
the;.wail ;of a lost. soul'? The- .devil
.isn'tsmart ' think of hire trying
:a• ce •'for inter -lm vial mm.
'ti'ons, since the aeroplane) can over-
come this. disadvantage,�by. means • of
relays. Inn • Ot'her respect has the
'airship shown the least _ promise.. of.
competing effectively., with: the , heav-
ier -than -ail nlaclri'ne: The . best
got icy'' fo'r .this country.,, therefore, is.
for Sell the R:100 ;for what'••'% it will.
•fetch,' .to scrap the rest of .the .equip-
,- e t aird•-spend our -•m ne-y-oit.-more=
"p efft'able departments ' nf-y aeranauti--
. ca•1 • research...
••
In .dis:cussing a.,:question•;mer re..
fiance • o.tigh't to be ' plated on the 1n
fluence of reason than on the weight:
Pt autlio); ity.
"No operation. is''.sd insignificant
that a -man, can refuse to"give it less
than .
his best. " -Bruce -Barton.
so In i
Job's patience with; boils when he • FR E E.
might have'. tried taxes.. You'can't al-
•
ways tell who is hurt the wdrst by ed catalogue
Large, •duster,,,
who yells the loudest. A-bob,tail,'bull
ina'rel,rirf
in fly •time• is''in do, worse fix than a
bald=headed 'maw in the • sante' time.
It's queer a little heat on the feet
may cure •a little cold, in_ the head.
Late' hours end in early morning..w,The.l
bicycles • f r u.'+
$10 up. .viotur
cycles. ' -Boats: ,•
f)'> tboar,.. Motors' I: :,'•- ,,•tc 1'ra,i.u.,:•-
tatiori paid:\ ,rite to
DUKE CYCLE AND saoTOR
625 Queeir SteeetAvv.-_ f essrente ne.
F '
•
Classified Ad4'erti'stng
`3AB CBId,B$
1+ BABY C1H1Ci{S BAR'R1?!D
Ault T *cks, row
Anco:rias 45Chi•te and`Bn •.
Legh9rns :