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T,ii1SS.;salad•dressing is di9'ercnt.; it bas bio:
oily taste ,.. ic's creamy smooth and has
sigedsite,_.fresh..flavouc,.thhat..adds -new •
pleature to every, salad cliff$.
In addition, it"s so economical that now '
you can afford to serve tasty salads often.•
• A large 12 ounce jar sells for only 25 cents, .
one-half the price you're used to paying
for this, standard of. quality. ' Try some
to -day.• Your grocer can supply you,'.
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Ov'I Laffs
• Father -"Now I want to put a little
scientific 'qt estion to' you, " my • son
When the kettle 'boils,' what does the
steam come out of the snout for?
Son ---"8o that mother can ,open your
letters . Detore you get. them:"
Suuile 'and the• world smiler with you;
Kic1t alud y�iL>tick�nlone:
Nut the 'cheerful ,grin will let you in,
White .the iso never known.
A kindly, but ;somewhat patronizing
landlady, inquired' of the. young bride
how she and her husband proposed to
Wend -their summer"aacation." `
The Bride (a llttle•diatantiy)-"Our
plans, to far, are, tentative" '
: ' Landlady -"Oh, how del1ghtfula I'm
sere. you'll• enjoy' camping' out ''more
than 'anything else you could do.",
If a pitcher is jerked- out and , the
game is won,that's strategy. If' he
Is jar -ked -•and -the -game --18 -lost, that's
plain unadulterated d'iimbness. '
'Mistress -"Why did you leave your
• last place,._ iertie?" _ •
;Maid -"Because I did not know what
this one .was like."
dews
We're goin
AGAIN
this. year"
"Just hold the, receiver.:a.,minute;"
sa a woman •to uother ti is oro r
int -it -a -half hour -telephone -conte
vereatiop, "until I .ell leg husban
something else to
Mistress (indignantly) -"Just look
at the dust on this sideboard; Mary.
I:t's, at, least six weeke'.old.' '
Mary •. (calmly) -"Then it - ain't noth-
ing to -do with me, mum. I've• .only
been here four weeks.
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The man entered a cigar store,
bought• a'cigar-and left. • Five minutes
later he.dashed back.
The Man (shouting) -"That cigar is
simply awful!" ' ' ' - .
Storekeeper (calmly)="I't's• ail very
,well: for you to 'complain; you've only
got one; I've got hundreds of the darn
things." 7 •
Youneed.make no mere noise In the
world ''than a hermit calling to its.
mate. Actions talk, not words..
• Pretty,Girl (at flbrist's)-"Have'you
. - --any-passion minder--. '-.-
NTPRN A TION ALLY • Elderly Clerk (excitedly) _ "Gol
ablous. for' its' marnitude ding! Just you wait till I lay these
roses down"•
beauty of environment, univer-
sal p ys, fine buildings -and Doctor—"Now; young man, What
die la
-brilliant-iilliant--e ntertainnlent, the„.-have_yfnj. got to ,say for yourself?"
Canadian 'National-• Ex'hibitioit His Son (in for:slicking)-"How
about a little focal aness,hetic?"
arouses enthusiastic admiration.
-For Fourteen, Days.
and nights there is a constant flow
of• new delights and' absorbing
admixture of pleasure and .profit.
Exhibits from almost
every country; collections .of ancient
and modern masterpieces of art in
two ggalleries; famous 2000-Voiee
Exhibidon Chorus—Sat., Aug. 29;
Thurs., Sept. 3; Tues., Sept. 8; Sat.
Sept. 12; "Orientia" grandstand
spectacle oteparkling brilliance de-
pplcdng mystic charms of the East,
Bt. Hilda's Band of England '(each
member a bronze, silver and gold
medallist); Cavallo'sandotherbands;
ill branches of agriculture in world's
o largestshowbuilding,MilllonD0llac
Horse Palace to be officially. opened
this year; Sixth Marathon S+im in
. two events' -sport spectacle of inter-
riadonal, renown. These are but a
few of the features which enthrall
and enthuse.
Illustrated literature
will gladly be sent on request.,
Reduced rates, by railway, steamship
. and bus lines. Consultlocal agent8.
UG.28.to •SEPT.12.101
WORLD'S GREM ES■
I'CtI�M�'se�ils:
EXPOSITION:1
COK•SECUTIVEYEAR ri3OOO..O'00 INVESTED/is
UIIDINGS, PARK,EQUIPMENT
SAM 'HARRIS :IL W. WATERS
Prwldbi!'• Generpl Manager
tisionswemParmalmomm
O'Leary called at the home of his
friend, O'Brien; to tell. Mrs. O'Brien
that her hatband was locked up for
being drunk. ..
Mrs. O'Brien -1411y' didn't you bail
him• out, man?" '
O'Leary -"Bail him. out! Bedad,
YOU couldn't pump. hfm nut!".
Boarder - "Come quick -two rats
are ,fighting In my rqpm.
� 1f
exandeir ' Fraser
Appointed' 'Production f;klana:ger' for
Christie, Brown & Co. Limited:
Christie, Brown ;A: „04.,, Ltmlted,
Toronto,, announce ` the •• appointmeltt
of'.Mr Alexander;'A,.:Fraser''as,produc-
tion manager• for their;, Toronto and
new Winnipeg plants; ' Mr•, "Frase
was. born iri Arthur,•--Aieterioe-e-and
educated in zLondon,,_Ontario." He •has
spent. 30 years In :thebiscuit baking'
ss�with.;_prantjcaL-eatper eee
in. every *department : of -the manufac
;luring' processes. Mr. Fraser's ap-
pointment as '.production mandger
forthis• 'leading Canadian company
is: a' guarantee that Christie's • Bis-
'cadre • will continue ' to *uphold the
splendid tradition for quality ' that
"they have enjoyed for' nearly eighty
years. ,
The 'mystery , 'of dawn which the
lengthening hours 'dispel is finely real:
!zed in The Commonweal•(New York):
• By Frances M..Frost '•
The. dawn came. wan; the dawn grew
•gol"d; '
The •light'poured downwar n t o•ear-
1 mild. '
y
Tli ,meders,idreaming_agabUd-the sky,
'Leaned- over water ;•• and 'the small
cool' cry t
Of crystal groped for rock and sand; ,
'While the sky dripped blue on. lake
• and land.
The sun •rose -.up, a.' flower of gold:
The hills were 'petale�L,. fold o'n, fold, ; ••
With flame. And suddenl•y morning
stirred=- "•
Moining was s' Tattered by a hidden
bird!.
The song blew• east, the song blew
• • ;west;
the song_.-wild-4n4.-in.__the -.,listening
breast!' "
While morning woke to.beauty and
pain, : •
The song was a.':breath�._of ,silver: rain;
'A blossom of sun, and 'wings up -hurled
Over the' known and Lovely world!' ,
The song •was the pointed shadow. of
.leaf
On: the turhing.'e'arth; and hint of •grief,
A, ehtiulder: of wind, 'and 'a star abdve
A' ,dawn -dark hill, and , an". answer to
Silence came. The sun grew tall; •
The dim woods watched the petals
• - fall, -
And wind Went :searching each .hidden
way
For a lost bird' caught to the heart
•of day!
P1anea Wairned to ,Fly High
Over American 'Prisons
Washington. - A 'Warning to all
aviators against flying above either
Federal or State prisons at an altitude
lawer_than1,000 feet was given recent-
ly by Gilbert G. Budwig, director-• of
air regulation .of the Department •of
Commerce.' '
Stating that complaints had been re-
ceived 'recently of planes flying near
prisons, Mr. Budwig • said that the
'amendment made, to • the air traffic
rules. in April apparently was .",not uii-
ddrstood." This rale, he said, applied
except when there was an established
landing field nearby.
'He pointed out that under the air
commerce act penalties' might be as
sessod for violations: •
Landlady -'Well, what do you ,ex- •
pect to get for• fifty cents -a bull
fight?'
Tommy -"Isn't 'wholesome' a funny
'word, father?''
Father- "What's so funny about it?"
Tommy -"Why, Jake ' away 'the
'whole' and you've got 'so'me' left."
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Infant feeding liters
trite' together With oar
Baby Record Book 611' •
•:n theattached coupon
and they will bo sent
you free of all coat.
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Oaxif EMgxt • Please send me•freer
copies of your authoritative liter,
attire on Child Welfare;
"I hope Yell are going to Glance
this evening, Miss Summers.'
"You bet I am. You• didn't think
•'31 ` o' Be •
Record Year
dor Winter Fair
Increased Number of Exhibits
from, a,Prairies `in June_
$utter' Corn petition
Toronto. -An .nnlistakable proof of
Confidence in Western Canadian agri-
culture has just been registered at the
Royal Winter Fair ii' the remarkable
entries. received In the. June • butter
;competitions, Not• only does the total
make a record for the ten years of
the:'Royal Winter Fair .but a more sig-
nlfl'cant `feature is "that the whole of
the increases -are accounted •fo r.by the,.
pr.,atrie "provinces. .Whose 'front ' Sas-
katchewan; for example, have Thesis
Increased'.nearly '100 per :cent . The
'directorate of the Royal• Winter Fair,
considers .the record entry this year
most . convinci. ;g pr.; ifs of , Western
faith in the ',underlying soundeeea of,
agriculture. It may be added ,that so
far as Can be judged.Cfrom early inter-
tions •to• exhibit, the ''outlook• -for live
stock.; entries,, is req`iaally •ros'y.: 'y
774.Ai1 the June Ybutter exlii'ibits -have;
now been received . at the Royaland
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Return portion valid for 2 years.
Round trip rate• to Continental
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Two sailings a week.
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cerpt from '"Wild 'Honey,' :by Samuel . $1 00 A Motreery Co,." hktga,m,
.,.G On;ario., ; ... ..
Seogi, Ile,. Jr. , All ,#Jia . colt5r • ori' •fo.`rm,.
foliage and bird voice areclearly por •
rayed.
aTe Safeb--ln- storage-undd'r . controlledIt -'was—Midsummmer - Er- •. hhen"`I-
eonditio:ns of temperature, 'etc. They reached the 'cabin. 'The swift stream
will • not be disturbed until removal ,stretched, away in the moonijght like
for . display ; zd competition at the :silvered velvet, and the leaves ,of the
Coliseum just prior to the opening of sweet gums and the swamp 'maples -the Winter Fair on • November 18th. • 'made, a dim; .'green web . along Its
The Royal of 1931;, its :tenth year, :banks.:
is to he a . "Commemorative Show," Overhead, some, bird. whish I could
ntended• to, mark its' ;"b'irth, ,and to hot identify gave a ,strange, Wild, cry
signalize, the.' establishment of. a.' Ma, and repeated it a few seconds :later a
tional' centre where Canadian agricul= great distance away, showing how fast
;turewas.-first •focussed to its to visual.'. it - was frying .through.••the black -velvet.
ize' its importance; and where,' in the 'sky above: •
decade 'that' ha . ensued; it has :.been . The shsadow' of .the • waving: trees.
given 'a worthy and rightful place, in, 'made, a• fretted, magical•4pattern on.
Dominion affairs. the s'nrooth surface 'of the 'water. 'A•.
�-- prole -barren pickerel .frog, all -Amerald
Giant"Spark Plug": • and gold. and purple=blaclf, snored, and
•. ' . "m45 Other frogs unknown' to me gave
New Foe of'"LTgliinlrng "m45a eouple'ot :lord;, startling notes .which
P-ittaburgh ezigineers-Lrecently-allot
enough• electricity through an experi-
mental lightning-rod-�torlif•t the -Wool-
worth Building off its••feet.
s
• The ,giant ,"park plug", at the new
Westitratiouse-=high=power--laboratory-
.blazed into action; for the first: File as,
over 132 .million. •'volt -amperes -•leapt
across ,the terminals ,to"the lightning
rod on test. •
• Tlieie was. aiirst of 'flame from
each end of the rad ;and a report liko:
sixdnehtmornon as-the-exaef#urentat
lightning -rod. "knocked out" the ter-,
rifle lightning' bolt in less': than 1.600
of a' second.=d. J-T-arok-,invent'er ;of
the rod, is, thus quoted inl a'Westing-
house. News'BuIletin:
"The results of the tests are to pro-
mising that we are. working --night and
day to finish its 'd'eve1opment. We -hone
it will effect•greater economies in pre -
gent • forms of flashover protective de-
v:jces' now; in 'service' to protect luau-
• later strings on overhead transmission
lines •wliich . supply cities 'with light
and power. In,'additi'on; it is expected
to provide permanent protection,
against the' ravages of lightning, 'and
save' the country millions' be dollars a path which led 'through• a,:little dip in
.year.•.
-sourtded-like Mite-ela°pping---of- two -
hoards together. Then . suddenly, in
the ' distance,--the-dtres'sed, --hurried'
notes 'of a whippoorwill pealed through
the' darkness • to be answered by tone
-thethe-eabin --Over and over;and
over again those birds`of the niglit•re-:
peated „their -triple notes -with: s little
click after each one, burying as if they
feared t' 'be i t t d before they
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woven grass'. containing four:, rose. ...
white eggs blotched with• brown •at
the' larger; end • and alio- ing, in -the
moonlight like pearls in' a casket at,
tawny, gold. Here and • there through
the fabric of 'the nest were woven dry
leaves, the ;field mark -of the •nestof
the Maryland yellow -throat, • who
;wears a black domino and has a •song', '.
that sounds: like "witchery, witchery,i
witchery." "As always,. when .I.leaned'
down: o study' more, closely ,the ex., `
quisitd little' eggs in their beautiful set• '.
'ting, -I -had -the" eeling -that 1 dad" comm
upon treaspre-trove,'such. as heeb ust
'experience who unearths a' crock of •
go' or s�mlles'npoa a chest otdiiu 1 ."-"'
Loons: • • G
Wife: "You weie"'talking 'n ,Jour
o . n errl}p a '. a ore sleep last • night, _dear." - has dL.
end , flnisthe�¢lld, �ts�veet_meL �,eli—ve-.got to=to}k-sometimes,.
ody' thrilled through the darkness,' it. • n'_t I?rr • , g
-seemed to' the as.3f th moonlight ft=
self had been set 'to music. When. It
stopped, the lonely waste land lay still
4s -sleep. ; Then; -as ~the -fell -moon -
climbed the. sky, from faraway .bogs
and . gold -green' pools .came the, clear.
voices of • late , hylas, 'like ' • tangled •
chimes of -my .silver bells.
.When they .stopped for breath, 'the,
wood troop, as' if they had waited- for
that: moment, burst oht into a perfect
pandemonium of honking,. 'quacking 4 g,
motes.
When at last the clamor of the frogs
:stopped as:suddenly as it .had begun,
I left•my bag in the cabin.and in thel
moonlight .hurried down a winding,'
the soft yellow • grass where,, not :fifty
• "Now, carter a Belln ng troke; pro- yar s from my porch, the wild deer
bed in ' winter.' Just at `the edge of •
this hollow found 'a clump of the
flowers•whic bad hoped to -see. Red,,
gold; ivory'white, it'nnd pale•green, they
grew from a mass of 'hollow, crimson -
Streaked leaves filled with clear water,
and, i knelt down 'iii the moonlight to--;
revel '• in the beauty of, the pitcher
plants, which.I had not seen in blos-
som for three long years.
The . sight of them brought to my
another... discovery . that I . had
made the •day when last I found theft
blossoming, and I followed the path
'until.. it wound' through tussocks of
ochre -colored :-rass. Pirtiiig. •their
stems, I searched through several
without finding anything. 'T""hen, as I
came to the last tussock of all, a tiny
bird slipped way like a shadow, giving
an alarm note, :sharp at the clickiug,of
two pebbles together. Before me. in the
moonlight showed , a deep 'nest of
Kennedy'.&
Menton
'421 College •8t.,
Toronto
• '• Harley-Lavldson- Dlstribucort
Write; at once for our bargain listof
used motorcycles. Terms arranged.
tective.•devices of the fuse type must•
be replkced. This requires constant
patrolling of the lines. Because.of the
limitations of a single line,,duplicate
lines must be constructed. The new
-lightning-rod -does i.'away: with this ex;
pease. ; -
'The construction: of- the device'is
simple, we are told. It consists of a.
hollow' tube about the sizeof; a,lady's'
umbrela. - A piece of metal at each
end serves as an electrode, to` entice
the lightning inside for the ;;knock-
out" blow. It• is. supposed to work so.
fast that the lights in a house will not
even flicker. The bulletin concludes:
"This device, technically known as,
-a, 'De -Ion' lightning protector, is used
to •protect • insulator strings on trans-
mission lines. against flashover," En-
gineetir have, estimated that if the
Torok lightning -rod id successful' and
bad been available ten years ago, the
world would have ' saved a • hundred
million dollars." .I ,'
DOUbtful
. .A' tourist agency inserted an 'ad-
vertisemen't for a man who was re-
quired to• esc,,rt parties abroad. A
hard -up young man, who desired an
easy post, applied and was, given an
interview.'
"Good morning," said the agency
official: "Parlez Vous Francais?"
"I-er-beg your "pardon?" stanl-
mered"thu-upp'l'
"Parlez vows Francais?"
"I--ah-frightfully sorry; but ^ t'
didn't quite catch :."
"I said, 'Do you: spealt:French?' "
The young man smiled easily.
"Oh, yes," he said,"fluently."
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I.camp ‘up here for, my• vacation I The ..aid was: showing the some -
simply to rest, did you?"
'Dentists in the States
With 61,0,00.; de nista, alio tb every
1;700 persons, America lee'd5 the world
n
in destisiry and dental training, ac-
cording to the United States Office of
Education, in spite of the fact that it
Iliar been estimated that only one,
1 fourth• of the American people receive
I dental service. There 18, however,
only tine dentist to every 4,000•persotls
in Al'abaitia, Arkansas, Mistissippitand
'South. Carolina; and one to every 3,000
persons In Arizona, Georgia; Kentucky,
New `Medco, North Carolina, Texas
and 'ti'rgi'nia. There is said to be only
one Negro dentist to 'ovary 8;500 rq1
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ISSUE NO.; 32x'3.1'
groes..
wha ' flashily:dressed individual to• his
roe in the Seaside 'hoarding house.
At `be door he pau ,ed and . said: "I
ifiresume everyone here dresses for
dinner?" The maid :coked dumbly 1t
him. "Oh, yes, sir," sheG,' replied at
last. Ary meals taken inbed are
extra." • " .'
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im ve
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