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Canida The: Erni)ir'er and I .0 V9,110- at .1.far,ge.-
adds that the: highly recommended •
habiefi.geVeretY
al-
one.."ls. righlY• productiveOoeffi!'
•'CANA
g*PANDgp.
Had we been told 15 )eats,agiithat
len we WelitO send our wbeat
• :production CFA/grant140 '"O • neeedlye,'
htiTi.,Maey.0 the .141preYeinettt,P.we
• hayd, made inethe flIeantirn)we would
cilritifteti;• We' are ti?•414' f(04,'
, ,
r 000,00/ .Ati.a4!,gi In the Prairie •Prov
Inces.tbday,, • We., have ,2500,00,9
• )eople,7-,e'•.Lethbridge 'lierald:".: • , .
: • '•
• on.heielayra'end•.Sendayki When no
•• daily" papers are publishel
--.13e7allock-ef• lalpe- rumerst, take wing
' fly' hither • endthither .untilr •the
• newspapers the neict. day kill tbein
hr.,rofuting, or „..merely ' by Ignoring
there:: • The, newspapers are the great
. eradicators of galiet storiee,-;eMoncton.
"Tanserint,: ' • " • ',I`
;WHY DDSS 011.F1*•.110lkiES::. •
`*.e.' heard 'a discussion ari:te why
clOgs. blirYchellea in the grOtinst One
'• 'man was emit/1014g about the
• its' of his deg and also of hie:neigh,• bor's. He saM it interfered with h1:
,
gardening, for: the ,thig' talWeY,s Wanted:
to pick on the Wrong, spot.' '
_
streak Of the contrary In. his dog. Why
anaidn't.' leeat his , hone • when he
• get it -instead Or: talti4g: it oft' :and
burying it, .only to: return in, •aettlOy
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or se t dig, it out. •
One of the ether Men who has had
Wide • experience •with.. degs;.: of 'vari-
ous , kinds ; said: -the •dog buried', the
bone lir order to •.seaSda It. He ex-
t .,pletried 'Abet- :seine .-Peaple, 'preferred
to let fowi Iianggfer,:a whilebefore
andalso,tha.t. beet vas much
' 'better for eating after' it :had, been
illotied, "to '!-stenel;'..for ,a number .of
t'7•OaYs :after', killing.'
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The dog has the :tette :Sort .of`..'a
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taste with° hie bones. Putt' them
'uncler the • ground ' se*tifer.,„will get
, .
a; Certain 'taste of WhIch.' the dog
'
Is 'fend. . dog is very,' hunt.
•-ngry ,he will bury a • bone „before., eat-
lng It
:and :the reason is .he tilde • hie.
,
' banes seasoned. ---Stretford Beaeon...
4141adigatmenta •..iater." ,-,.. Kitchener . •
.Xtp,99r.4 ' • •' ' • .:
,._._ 11Y4,11,4 PP; .17H.. FARMS, '
" We* rates t iilIeVe' been. .41111Onlieed` for
. tHydro gerViees tuf'tbe Coauttt Theaft
'clt '4144i0t9it'40. 'Yatlifeat :the Olnolint,
,necessary Ati.gq,ttbelall h4aellte from
Ify4re lnstallatlon. It Is 't Omitted
that ,the use a ,010triqiiy In the COutit,
toward mak n'g.' 1,4M life' more, com,::
?N .
coun-
ty diatria,..ta 4..-,seolitrititited...laVelY
.fortable. linforttieateli?manii, horn,:
ens, were preyeetedfrom taking ad- -
'vantageof, electrical•aerylces ,because
' they• t't,!earetit that the farm 'inenfile, .
• would not meet' the.a.d.difitin41.011tiaY, '
TIie. riew. rates` are intended te.4neet
„this situation. If the Hydre, service
can thus be exterided;. to many Mere;
uses • it: will be greatly to the advan-
tage 07.t,• the whale country7--Wellatiti
' 7.1.A.1;el
rM'%B.y.14, 17 ABUSE OF
motoristsllP flinNSS.ttlehholni
Wilt, net .he peemitted .te., use their
..)toratt...Wh'eti: crossing‘atreec intersec-
tions. The native explanation is riven
. th at • theregulation is - designed • to
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APPRECIATION.'
It , Is well , to knoWthat there.Is
Yet:•.,leat t .one.,.4nie in plihlie".afialia
: who hitean .appreciation :of thepress.
'FhIs Is Lord Londondeiry, Secretary
6vernmen
Speaking of the 13rtiSh.,preselle
."We find.. the "tprees: men fair and:
• ;
sparing : in '' their, -...„critieleM
an generiingYin Oor, 'This
• Is. regarding .llie press In ;the light
...itl.deeervet to be..,regarded.7-Letil-
' bridge' Herald. •."1. •
TREES. Det",ngs4R-r;
The e*yrjeg.,41.ist..'stOrpi, tliit have
sWept.'oyer .the -the Noifh
4ineriCan.,Ccintinent :require" the 'sere:,
.inie attention :Of Canada and the
•d. States. The Dakotas,
...ilattitohit-•apd. Saskatchewan .it'7-th-dje`
•. do hotetioti start . a piegrarke•.of tree.
. .
„ .
•• 'senible at' desert, att Sahara,, 'Infertile
• and,: arid .ther.
Is 'being taken. froin,.'the ;s6iL.
'.. When. crop -rotation .it ,'Ignored, When
' green,. fields and green wOodt:'
peatr,. watersheds are ...lost. When
...W,Oterehedit are iest;.: POWee , and :slts-
, „tenanee, the "veryl.f egsentiali 0! lIfe
•• [title • are lost also.---Yaneetiver
V*1.0:•NO•.OHL...0.RINE TEST•. •
' Some :.of 'these days' the -Sintk to
Which -methods 0! water pirrifiettien'
•;are 'of .`real intereet, in 'spite.* of. ,the.
feet .that it has at One • of
• the greatest. natural sources of, Water
. ,
:supply in the werld,. may deeide. to•,,
.investigate: the smethikl of eternizing"
the Water.. by •ciZonriation: '• This, me-
thod, Which Is use in several large.
.1;Etirepeincitiee.such as Paris, Nancy,
%Mee and so On, a tidal Of 100 haying
' plants' iestallece,.. le also now ,being
used- In 'seine English 'communities.
Telt, eald• :to be eqUallY eftleacious,$•:
...the killing et germieseith the: ehlorin'a.
, tithe Prodesa.eeSetilt Star.. ,
, STOP.-XT-tireifit-WDS-,
Every , little while, •stiMe advocate
ariges.• to suggest • a law,. :making it
,
compulsory for ,all motet yehleleg to
ceiniete, a dead Stop potpie eitoki,eing
tittwtty,tt tracks. Motor buses now
.tioltintaellY'contnly With SUCha rein,.
• latiOn; • but the general. publid seem
. to think ;they aresate' in their own,..
ears than' they are lebusegeefoe What'
.reason we the rial.know, for beties are'
usuafly centtelled by the most expert-
eneed'Ariversi-Chatham
• SOOTS SU* OUR a.fkcoN,'
,Tn spite' Of. a striking: 'decrease In
• the totai inlitorte; Of .baccin Into
. land In the: first qeartei. of the year,
ahlenienta (rein Canada retreat tellarge
increase over .the`. eerreseeedIng Per,
led of 19331, Purchases 'trete, ben ;nark
• eild..the,,Netheriantis were redineed Iti
octet- ease by• shoot ttio per telt ,•• as
•• tOrnpqred with the firtt. • quarter .61-
031 / On the ether heed, shifirnents
front the, ',Dominion Inere4tel.elinest
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•.dRANtiMO4.0i1.'S WAYBEST.
It eXteeefirigly leterestille to read,
, .
that •Dr: knight Dithiste .tworeaaar of
• phyaehologie. at ,rdhott
Veraity, heartily * tate:epee:leen .of the
eiederit let-tilinery it's geed for WM
Method be. 1•06.1q114. .1)01)1(18; ,"WliOtt .
baby CrI('fl 111grandinother's' ;Mark'
tailt 111;,, '711111114M 4Thee,
• thing.Wat lYrbiige.^.:atid" it was , the,
;anti way with the. Indians. After„ all
the Indiang. , a
.de'at it abed :
,
,;;•
.•••
•custom of driving p,ellinell toward a,
drassing „:Zuil of pedeetriang and 'seat-
teringthem with a bait of' the horn
has also Obtained In Swedish •inet-
repolle.Kingaton Whig -Standard. .
' WHERE .IT WEN. • t
•aye.
71.
Plietkr$ for That "
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nmesi
To out Jealousy Ne
In Children
EVENTHOUGH VgV,N.0,5.11gR4 ARE:
• V.41FlY *Dtle10, IT'S NEVER T.40-
'PAR4Y TO 444114 CPW'
/•„.RECTINGTHEM•
• "NVIlat, shall 1 tin about iny ,t two
aged three. atalliv'er writaa
a, ;nether; • •
'..:".Whey.' 440 to:. Iitat7r.0 t3; ttAttOth.
about toys,.the younger Pile eft, ;-a
b,tby took Teddy's tbinga,•aud...kept
in .a..f.contant' roar, so. began'
,t9,;.4aYitwo, of evatylpilig.
•.alwd,ys.' dregs theta "alike
aiid they.get the., same fiieet
$0 there won't& not ' be any lima,
. „
WOO.' 149.Wifi and Oates.
,atal.- paps alike, •When't dlvide
appes �r eeeklesIor ,candy I see 'that
they are the, Kane; sie,or $' 043 them,
an equal .Lnetriber, �f pieca'p,• Ithas
saved me a. let et •worry,awl 1 was
told itwaa: •O good •
Te JOal'oUs Bret.her„
fiffiet KAY I have a Prehlemy Teddy
. patella, it I•ttilte.jeckle OHY•Wilerfl
witheut:•biW brother he carries OU
dreadfulliiachie isn't that way7 He
never pays any attention ;if I take
:1<tiete .Den, fariniuP anotnriobile and motorboat enthasiapt, is Pi',own
being', carried into . the courtroom, at Deuglas, tele W. Man, for -trial on
manslaughter. charge. 14:4.1',ineehanie, Francis Taylor,. waS. killed and
Don himself injured when their racing auto crashed during a trial spin. a:
There is fend for thought In, the .
1
Pulitier',Prile:Vvinning editorial Which HO has 'Spent all his life, on the
•
, ., ..landD
appeared inteAtlantic (Iowa) if Tem:Speech werecomplicated at- ay„p• „jF;.V, V,"
V . —re'
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News -Telegraph, Under the: Caption; nil he would probably 'fall 16 'under- .•
viinPercy'Obase bad.tthis to say: . ",It. English than any. Man -of ' my .aequain- FOr Ta:it'Ev.asiOn.
"Where Is Our Money?” Editor ,Ed,...., stand , you, but he tilka. More! perfect
Ls announced: that at 10 p.m. Wallana . tauce. ' "The Maids wished 'Me, to dig.
Randolph liearst,.,a Weillinown pub- the bed,,a little, higher this way?! "It'
lisher, will broadcast an .aCldrese, On : is the valley springs that feed the
tIllt lubje0.,•*ifich filiDeare• as the cap-. river." "I'll put it ..ln the shed where
tion' oA:this article' .:, . . Where is our i Can „lay zny :hands on it any.. tinie:',°.:
61•611eY?, ,The answer is • not .. diffibillt: :After, telling . him, which•bitOf hitel,
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We spent it."'-halifai. ClireMicle, to trench ...or "double dig," AS ille'•
' ' . -VERY 'LIKELY. :'••• :says, .r .went . to London .s.nd 'heard
a clerk, going to the siMe, plate, say
to his neighbor about some itxtinct.
thing: •"It's .1 • abselittely mon • est."
Doubtless he is a hit or a scholar in•
his way; but the. old laborer Would.
have said •'"The place o! , it . i„P ...na-
A %United ' Statesprofeeser on, hu-:
• • ' • • . •
:mantes . says .that by a process of
• Selecting. mates . all women In one
,• ;
• —
hundred years Could be...More attrac-
tive. :The chances ' are; . though, that
selections will proceed on the Same
more seen,!!, or esed ;seine .•similar
old• basis with eyeryene, wondering
•_ "'Sa•x611 idi°111 P.resPrving' r6r: 118 tilt
Whak;iartoUs-busbeedsand wives
..today.t:the English' that once .was.
ever --saw- -In -each other -Brantford-' • •
' Are the habits of thought' the es7
Expositer,
• • ' 'I ?sent's.' wisdom•-ef-tite rer,7-T9Tit
muticALLy.t LAy.; • ail like their speech, I wonder?'• :Haw-
, „
.-The-gra*fiPhollit began tuT-Nvrite-the ever that may be; .there • Is nettling:
death warrant 'of -the-pianci,bnidtlesS• ' like the .vernacular, •eVeti. the:Ugh:11
The rad16 .sigeed. and sealed it., It be. a comparatively late`,.yerpaeular,
Is •Iiter not*-eaeier'-10.-..listen.,.: than 10 "-..i.ionticktr-SpectatOr. • t, • - ' --
.play. :i'danneil „Dottie has made the •'
present generatiaii mirsicalty,
St. Themes Timet -journal, Soviet Wants More
"
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WOrrienin.Inclutr'y
eakor : Ciivo;Equal
• • • c)Ppoitturiitxwith Men-
FORGOTTEN fv!p%
For Ynotny. weeks, now . the British
farther .. has been on .•tee: front pa e
of •the ,newsPapersibet...the men who
de his work -the agricultural labor-
erseeare; eaten:often:in thepast
al-
inost , forgotten. The ,, farm' worker"
differs from 'other Working „men in
that his .trade eatoes are • weak; he:
doet net •ceMe under the finemploy
ment ;insurance scheme, • :and his..
wages are. shockingly. leiv. Wages'
leasthan the "dole" .paid„ 'to the
emeleyed industrial . worker have not
been unknown. And even these hate
Mininluitia are net always enforced.,
The:, present : Gotier.a.ment .`has 'admit.]
ted "that. 'some. ,painaers :have; evaded
the aarnent ci•e^--i.vageet fixed••by
the boards. Naturally Men who littie
the.LoPPortUnity• leave the-lank..end.,1
is useless to talk of land 'reclamation
Or : settlement until .,the • land' proni^
Ise's 16 'yielda• living wage. one
form . or another farmers are reeely.e.
ingfrWirt ":the present ...()averninent
subsidies • amounting to 'about .
soo,oss a' Year.. • The. 'repretentativei
of the agelcUltUral .laborer should be
istrengly-stitMertSd-in-ther'ffdetnanda,
•fee . the Improvement of the •wages.
board tostern. :With', the aid et: pub-
quetitri, :40 trionoPolies,• the•
ferniers• should be .able- to pay
,d,ecent wage. -Manchester Guardian,
. ANOTHER WORRY FOR S.A.,
In addition to two langnageS,, two
capitals; and two flags, South Africa'
is now threatetieit, with two Oats 0!
arms. The 'one atliiretent in use
heads an orepgetree laden with or -
altos. to represent: the Oraiige, Free
Stat. But recent 'research suggests
that tate, Is a mistake, _due tot the
alightly .exuberant .,fancy 'of an ' .ar-
tigOof many years ago, not. possess.
ed of that -"oppressive sense Of re-
br • whieh , some vain
people .are burdened" who•on Itis•own.
tnttiative tin,t-ottituted, the• fruitful or::
-tinge gree, for the.wIki olive tree
• that figured in 'the Originalchat of
,arnie Of the Old Pree. state, The ques-
tion that: Is agitating,' Bloemfontein at-
Tresent is Whether the thilen should'
-revere for Jter-eerte ..ef .,arins. to the
afiedent trustworthy Synlbel, Or, With.
9. tobliiiie tediffereeed t'o" heraldry • ;Thitlallest.-The ituagartan ilevern-
and gentitnetit Stake, 'she:4th'. le, iileete. Merit has baritied a .Mickey ' %tittle,
lag ttio.gs lie arid, go' on . file filth after ;the ltatlnn legatintr: had
orittio that has helped .tti Mike the, iniade rePreSetittitlens tattle:ging 'that
bnti; rich Stal.„ ot• the .nertortnei,s in"011 Vellide°
Argtei.:• . • retroitioliyed (letrral DOVelier Of
•
t 1.61r6T611,11ANt Oe.thiaLfT
s4,..r. 'Twn tio,w..s.miw4,11),6i6,sto, 4,"...a.,:t.ti'st
it 'hag ti P4'!! flil!,4Y t h o'atieerrirothlIWrietion.'toilitifig opt
fa talk daily with an :agricitliftral that the Mtn had been tdiown In eete
laborer or ,f,ho nhri lyne, • 'lie IS •oral 'other 'etilintries wtihoat,Atterree,•
aotrt look:4 j0.• ire itruu• gr,Farscholar, „
A...dedree . designed ge.• ifiereate 'the
number ot Wanton. Workipg. i Rus
-
Sian mines and .Worhshops has . Just
been Iteued. hi the :Soviet Coverer
'.•The'pecte*•provides..for therapid
advaneeirient0! women to :poaitienst
of regptinsibility: in indlhotry,,*and .to
prepare the , for thelr rutty e wink
larger ;lumbers.. of vionen. ire to, be
taken.Anto the technical .ithealt.
.Thit serves; to enicliasize , the .
viet Government's ' to
Stainp. out ;an, :segregation , Of the
sexes • in:political or eetie-
Ity, ,Yet at the -same thoe 'there Is
Perhaps 'Oct Deleeennient In the -World
Willa it gO ,e0itettenaler-theiwellare
of ..wOmen.• . ..• ' ' •
' There; are free nurseries, Itiridergar-t.
tens, and,. eliniee., Nyhen. a ...woman
'worker or the' wife of a Worker, in,
expecting a. baby: she geedto, free'
:cliniCs.'wliere she 18 examinedperiodi
catty1f she 15 einpliered hti heavy
Anthistrr. she Ja .giken. 'fear 'Months':
leave 'Nati; ,fialpay. If her .Weric • it;
.ef a fighter nature the eerled' of leave -
may ,.a little. less: .mether, or:
her husband, is an insilred wetter,.
ehe recei-ves a complete outfit. ter the.
Chihli.. and is allowed in bitY,apeelal
mllk tit torninal. prieile. • •• .
•each Soviet" city, and; to an In".
tree:Ong eitent In the Villagee, there:
are birth .6alitrOVelinica. t.
Some of the • Work •done by Resalari
women startling to Vtiestere, Euro-
peans. Vet' Instance,' itedergreund.
gyatein is being: cOnstrueted in 'Mere
-00w4. but there hi a Shortage ',Of labor.
The .Cominunist, Partr. appealed for
Worker's and many reline "Wonten.;
doninittelsts reepended.„ lithidreds ef
Plese tonng `Atriettons, May be 'teen
Working with .a pick aid shetiel. '
,WOrileil. deo drive. lottonintivt4i and
are •tiii•nlair&t An the tied
,
Air Porce, ., t, •
. it •
*z.
PI1ick:7y Morke
Ban Causes Protest
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jenny -Dolly, - Dancer, Mulcted
......$756;888
, . . .
Rig Auc-
tioned .FOr$1O5,86.
.parl.s..-Jenny . Dolly, hi ernational
famiiiis;:dancer; has been filed '1),47.0,-
495• .francs,.. ($758.,588) ,for .4e.rading,,the
Itixari.taX...on a diamond ring..
•
The ring In quettien waS.
edrecently for 1,00.000 frairce (about
$165,856),. a 'fraction' at .its reel
Luxury on the ring would' have
keen soO,oed. frattea
Miss Dolly was hailed before ' the
Correctioeal Coert• •hr the .1.eternal
\Reventle Department.
• Her gems , were .fainnirt...-7.'.Vre-rill.g-
"*.iitelirtireleght ghe ,eriteiciug dOWII ot
the; Court viee bought at ..Stienes in
1928 and • was valued at ,.1,000,0110
franc's, •• ($264,0.40). It was sced, with
-the 'understanding that . :was for
exportation”auel was, -thereiere,
from tax. .
.• Sent to •London.
However, the Internal Rev,erue De-
partment asserted that , Miss . Doily
wcire the ring for three or four rneeths
theitiiiere. • Then; It, Was said,- a
, Paris. je,weller• sent it .to 11.'re'S sad-
drego7-.-in: tendon..
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v es
r traegY
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Planes Built In Secret' Put
All Ready for ATM:
tation COuferer, ce,
,
London -Britain ill•tfet only Wild!
tog flow slid sogrOt typos of efrPlan4
but OS is evolving goolyleiglY
sir -war strategy., • • .
' *6es ,the 1)iserfiullnent
C.niderairea has 0.11411Y,.,tiellapsed, tht
British Osivekorpelk, it is nndertteod
realcelt etl'ePose for aft air '
conference. ' ` • • t
• Veliewing .1‘111.• Baldwil))5.asatiretlof
to the Tftalsa c6inimiha t.htit..ateKt:
•Ware being taken., to strengthen thd
RsiYal fo4icip, the "Sunday g3F:t
Prqso'- is tifeciese I he me.;
mentous changes that are ,f.ttalt01
'tbefrshesfea.o't4sh.lnii": are governed
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, , .
' ft is AniCossible to ••prevent °aLt
raiders -from reaching: this eount:ry.
It is pessihel-..--.granted, a !sufficient*
Air foree-to 'prevent the tscape , •
:invaders and to carry .out reprisala
hi their territory, -
The Speed and range of mocieri
aircraft render -timely, warning Of
approach impossible. They typist b(
fought with the , weapons of • , con. -
centration and" sUrprise.
1 1
• "The :other 'day' -a-friend came. in
"ahenrdbtotght , d'jc.otitC4kowgioi..od itc7 watastliaat'
beautiful little..plaid'sraglart and • .he
ioolced adorable in It 'I Was so glad.
to get .it. because I could not afford
new. coats for theni this spring.
But Teddy needed one and l' had
seen an•:.adNiortisement of bargatete
I hid- coat and went demi to
get the other so there weuteing be
any trouble. • • . • ,
"1 loOked, eVerywhere, bat there
we ,no Plaid raglatis o,r eny coat that:
looked the le,ast, bit itite Jackie:a. Se
I 'deeded, to get "eci?t, fer11Tedily-
and. took it home.':
' 'Envjeus and Angry •
,to give chi,ldren, thingi
wont quarrel?'!, '; I,' ' . •'.- ..
"Bet when TeddY saWiltilksebsroo.gth.,:hveere..nya
.squeezed into it. • _ Thew It Was Jack.,
`1 Wott'(..vvear. 'than Old thing," be
teti me? And why does the book siiii
. Our answer is that the etivice ' '
peat he,tore.'off his own and ran but.
cletet knew what_ to, do Will ' you
You take it right. off
' •
ie turn to roar, ‘That'l my , ceaL
Oraata0,
other .eciat,.will`yon _take it?' fast to
tri him. ,And he. said, •Yes', and he
, "Later I sai'd,. If .1 "give you :the'
• Pi- hod to put 'hoth coatialay. ..I.
in hooka on children at similar
-. foys 'ie.,' enact ••;:feir: a-be:fain Periiid .61 -
time, that is, when •babies. are too
yoong to. understand., it . saves the
tempers 'of older brothers and • sitters
'mid a •nicither's • nerves,
• Elia the.- dontineance ' of . such a
ou
iis .• Sailli.Alie dianliinti-lleeut-ilI34. -11f .1 that brothers and sisters are entitled
teirgrIretht`inge- card, . !rho --other - ha i E..- -at
. I.:ay:flee will:lead to the very trouble
Children have to !earn quite early
you are haying.
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times to ' :favors' they, May not
and 'vice v,ersa. 1 '
was to he Presented: by the perso.ns,
,
. ." Stubborness :iDeferse
We detect a .streak of jealousy- in.
,Teddy; however. Jackie's stubborn
.ness ig a defense 'returned .from It
very • likely: . ' . •
' :in case' of a' .sh'Uw.'doWe, .filastrated
by the 'coats, tbe thing 'to do Is to ie
firm, If Teddy Makes another sceiie
when the coati) are .pro.duceci, spa
him., Then Put the blue' ceit en hi
:and Say, "Now 'wear It ' Not mu
talking -just plain busiriese and
'teasing. But front nov-. on y
should he indifferent to equai,ciivisi
or„like -posSesStotiS, Dispense fat
as You 'think hest, andelake the oth
like it. They will' never leern YOU
er or •older, either.
claiming it, as .a- guaraetee V Idea-
tity: '• „
.. It was .elaimed, and returned even-
tually to France. When the judge'
asked her why. she Sent the ring to
Engfaitt and breught" lit back .Miss
Dotty ' aid :9he did not Icriow; that.
her secretary , had coethieted the
transactions. •
'-• Miss Dolly auctioned her 'jewels re-
cently. ler about a' fifth of their real
worth, to replenish her-forture and
in preparation, for rotarn to the'
stage, perhaps text winter. .
.1c,e.,,t•fiT,,,e,,esybesociodmptolayjewelsi4e4,7h%kiceotroiit.
-4.000,000 francs ,($264,1140) tor' them
-what one ring Was really wt:Irth."
A June Evening
• . , • ; .
. The sun sings to rest; ••seftly and
.SIOwly-twilight falls. The tt air.
,warm and atilt,' fragrant 'with --the...
perfume of 'summer flowers. • ,
Hew beautiful it Mad be m your
borne now, in the white house that
stands hidden behind high; ola trees,.
in the 'park' with its wide lavin In
'your rooin the windows, ali stand
oPen. And you sit at your eititing•
table; looking at a little, pktute, be -
•fore Which stands, ie bowl of red
Somewhere a dock 1 tieks .-the
quid soundS fall like silver .diopa in
the stillness,
:Then the lima' strike'(, pOnderous
and slow.
It ‘ia now quite .darkonly far on
the horikon'a'bright light still shinekt.
Then you take your violin.-- and
play my favorite, b11d' •
4
Picked Park Flower
,
, Gets Day Sentence
zjleinps"Wad, 'day • in jail
was the sentence imposed on Irraeceg
New York\inutie0 eorottly
actress, for ,plirckin a tiny floWer in
;Tones'. Beach' 8tate, Park:
Wae ;In bigger than my IitLle
finger nail," said the actrees in 'deg-
cribing the flowery 1116de/it,
• elieri after being forced eq aeceille
Toby Poliee officers by car to ebutt,
clad only in a wet hatiiing4ui4 Mite
..re flied feelings. tv,..r.a, as.
atiagea' soineWliat" whoa the itiassis-
. triite.Strelierided gentenee.
• tea
most be that of position,: '
tratiori, plug surprihe-with:' the em-
:plinsis on surprise, ", 2 • '
,
4 And strategic' beteg for the 'ante
flanking of aitt., invaders are being
• h
prepir'ed.
Seaplanes will play i great Tart in
the scheme for cutting oft' enemy air
tm
Civilians' .,Safety
Nho.SSfety of civilians -if andli :a •
Word is tperinissible in conditions • of
modern Warfare-inus1 ',reel with
the evil authorities. •
Per the IL A. IP,' and l'theT!Air
istrsr . will be folly occupied. . Thar
cannot andertake the protetlIon of
private individuals. : •• • te'
The Government is first of all.seek-
big -a new type Of fighting. airplane.
Aircraft manufacturing. hilts: have
been asked by, the Air . Min!stry to
enter ,a competition to evolkc a .new
type of .day and. night :fighter. •
In nearly every aircraft',. factory
Tarticinatiag. there is t( Secret
Ilan -
gar, closely guarded, where the en-
trY''for- thejeorppetitien. is being at-
semhled..• '
. 'Some of the Machines entered • for
the competition' will remain . secrets,•
.for triOy? months..
'• New Machines
however, here are some details, ot
'one -of IhriiiiteliineSi..It lea *es!land'
•flAhting machine. It ,has been depeilb- '
ed US one of the most uriorthodex end
interesting fighting • Machine's eez„%i
'built. g, ,• •
; This is. because the engine is at .
the. hack of the pilot -but the .1 ye -
pellet. is in front. This., .has never
been ..clepe3mairp.
Its purpose -is to glee the;.pilat...
er visibility.• .
The results „cittbia clay .and night
lighter competition will almost eier-
tainly. put the top. speed of British
fighting airplanes , in the region'. of
.300 • '• • - •
Civil aviation is to receive inare
. Government aid' in the future. Re-
cently a •society Was , founded"' to
teech. aviation to the: man in . th
,
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To ElectOnly-:
Younger -Me
People of .Oklahoma To
, To Take- Reveni•;. On.
"0. id7
Schulter, . Oltia.-LAftei• the •'4f
election; any candidate more than -t
years eld Is eeieg to he out of hi
in thle town.
PriVed
tOxF4IENT, 0
Waists
E. THING FOR
' st;Es. 11 To 43
A ecision to refuse Opliort
Buell candidates „wall. tna.de at, •ei:ma
meeting attended by, three•tifthe
the
town's 500 vetere. ,
Public officials especially Iegislr
era, Were criticized freely fen taili
r
to relieve a situation 'udde
corpor"U
etiong etre nable to ebte
cempensation hieurrieee'lot mploy
More than 40 yeara old '
' • "thla :reatrtetioh On .eopieetisall
irisiran,ed 'sinifily preepers1 thee ,MO
that; :40' years. old froin geItieg ;Ijob
ealit a Seeketiniair.
'The eieeters•had observed, he ta
that theist teediclatet: we."re eyer th
.
totoi0 to elve' eine
ihni-,•eitiielfdatea foe oar o a do,te
the sante tbei has ..114(41.." lea
Led their( by tiler to tl ifff, hee.to
the entielitlent,''' he ad4e,t1.
,
f"Oettl:.;AlliM-Y /MATS:MAL' " I
arty it:6 per ',ivent.;,::0( theappileairte
,Whe 'wished to loth the
In the last y,ea, 'were ikt 100 IV
111 that they 'worn net ev•kn. giV00 .4-
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bliCK. KNOCK'S 1611 FC;Ob' • .
n tit
hero round' soar wutd d•fole, eggs last
yea). batched lheuu One IfUtO
duetting' eat*, mit 6f its • then' and
made ler a brook; 'Note WheneVer If
watita fond It .eomes. to the Ititetidn'll.
and..taps sOtti its hill," rrong:et°
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