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.,Walking down the "tree
aiorroRc". ts,oi to
will becoige'an 'actuality 'fo
visitors to the Canadian National.
Ei
. hibition, this yeaS.
, r, followfng the first.'
installation In. Canada of lilac inters_
•aity..mercury.'vapor lamps' whichtwr
provide a d
et;ree; of'lighi ng •b}'it�hter.
than that of any street . on the .contin-'
ant
Transforming: the •"Great'. ‘Whi.te
Way!`, into the "Great t Blue may; . the
lamps Will be installed .street -
lighting
Standa� in the prince's rd
.sal
0
ng the, Prince's.
Boalevard. Held by "engineers' to 'be
Die greatest advance in
lamp
eificien
_
.e since• 1907, the new lamp$ do note.
• 4oPeed'iPon`•an incandescent tile
ment to produceli ht bat instead ce
eolunm of mercuryBich' b
'highly Itiniinone. when an . ecomes
aelectric cur
gelit is passed •through it.
The higih intensity • n
:!iso beiii mercury lamp Is.
g introduced in. England 'and
it is ' felt that the installation 'at ,the
• .. Canadian_ National Exhibition is he
torerunner. it a new type � of .lighting
Which we.: slay expect to see' in the fur
tare Artificial light which 'has kith=
erto ,been yellow, is destined: to be
;blue green, and the'. eyes: Will .hare, to
'accustom. 'themselves .te''a new'set: of
,color ,values Visitors to. the'. Canadian
National '•Erhibitiotl'•will have :ail,•a-
vance opportunity of' judging this'
. ..lighting of the ,future.:' • 1'
Communis Schoo • `
:For:Reec i
fie; i�T. l
Washington --4 school 's'o enmeshed:
in its community that it wiltactuaI1
serve ",_from the cradle to the grave":
is being worked out for the 'Reeds_
ville- W. Va.,•subsistence 'homestead,
set np .with the ''aid of the; United
States Government. •
The' school—created -with '.the help
of biro .Franklit(: D. Roosevelt till
, aerie all ages.;as a centrepiece for,
the community :: Its :. practical edu-
cation end 'will be, directed -by be' Miss,
Elsie 'Clapp,, for many years `associ-
ated with Columbia University's•.
"The whole thin
. g •,•i .` dune defi-
:nitely,y, and with• great detail, _as a
partnership concern, the village and
. •the school,"she said. "The depres
Ston 'has revealed, in. 'countryside,
town, and city, that community_ and
Ichool must co-operate."
The two-year-old toddler living
there Will form his health habits in
its nursery school. Mother will, go
ITS. LIVER THAT MAKES
YOU FEELSO.WRETCHED
• Wake up! _your
—No. Calomel Necesary
For .you to feel healthy 'and baPiii`e
roar liver must pour • two 'pounds of
liquid bile lute Your bowel, ever~' qday.
Without that'' hire, trouble 'starts . poor
dfseistlon RIO*.elimination: Poisons in
the body General wretchedness
• flow can,' You,•ea;pec( to' clear up, a
Situation like this completely Witi;
Isere bowdel moping salts. off. Mineral
• • Water laxative candy or dewing
III or roughage?' They dts,p't wake up rout.
firer:
Ynu need Carter's `T.ittie . Liver 11111,:tPurelp tegetable Safe Quick and Mire
results; Ask for them by.'mune. Refuse
• suiistitutes; 25e, at all' druggists. • 54
ITCHlNtTORYIRE
Stopped l�rsfamlly`
D.D;D. l r
Even •the .Most stubborn itching of
rap ePl�mosquito or othern insect
y other elfin atHic:>
tions quickly ,ids to Dr. Dennis' pate,
cooling, liquid, antiseptic D. D. D. Pre,
ieription.IFcrtr years' World-widesuctese. ,
, he.in�e t Soothing ffuus and nno
muss �YCleaar, greaseless and stainless.
ItdD.Die up E ahnost immediatcl thermal Try
Intenseitdnng;inoi otly Atrial hot.
tle, at any dttig drugstoa, is sn irked to
wove •it-•-etc.money. bock. D •.D D ie e
made b owners of 'IT >11assr, w
ue•No. 31t—'34.
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to; school•.. to -see
the' doctor,
loo,father. to repair his ;fasm wagon;grandfsher to change
hie •library
book.
Ands for grade ."and;'•hi h • sc
B ..pool
Pupils there :will; be • plenty of ..^•all
around, : practical' education,
Have-
Y
Q.ay.
Heard?
Gir•irari• �• fihtly Stout) My''' mother
saysI'm grow
'. row e
ing'beautifnl '
The. Brute,((regarding ing:her)'-•.. Yo
t
mean beautifully. ;
•
Suitor -i came to , ask : for your
daughter's -hand.
Father Young man; I m sorry, but.
3'on don't Suit at all.' j don't`..approve
of you,, •,
Suitor-- :There is , certainly some
;,mistake: It -is Your :daughter I am.
asking for, ? not yon.
The fellow rho • can't remember` a'
4oke, ifi :fortunate, He :w}ll not be•:,ac;
cased of telling a . stale one.
Not Card Indexed Yet.
.:. Campan—Are- h
yo going to ,be busy'
tonight?
HSC don't -know • 3'his-; is-3ng-firms
date with hint. :• .• , '
•
Doctor --You must :avoid ail •forms
of excitement
' Male Patient—But, ;doctor, can't- I'
even look .at them, on ,the street?
'What does this craze for -wearing
backless,•bathing suits show ' us?" de..
Viands a : clergyman Thatts. easy,
Reverend, ''The.answer-Is- 'Backs:
' Science doesn't .really knoW. • what
sun spots are.: To a good many girls,
they , ate' `freckles. ' . • , ' •
An ,apple a day keeps the doctor
away but What ' a , women really.:want
to• know,=ls, :
What ' will ,keepr gray
hairs away --
•Waeter-Don't yon like ur: college
puddings
Diner' -No. ' l'im afraid there's , an
egg in . it that ought to have been,
e*peiled.
,Women 'baba' but a man for hypoc-
~icy, and .f• then 'sneak into the rest
room
to . ,
•to smoke a cigaret
•
Editor;. Well,: •
bow's that tihrilling
e getting on ,• ,
. Author (look`ing up from blank
paper).=Too. thrilling for words..
Honesty is the :best policy . accarri.
• mg to a hoarding hoasee proprietress
whose'place sports a' sign "BOARD=
ERS. TAl Eiq IX." "••
•
Georgia is 'Dorothea still • looking
for her ideal :man?'
'Margaret -1660d • heaven§, not She
is .far, too busy locoing Tor; it .dins-•,
band,
on land of cave dwellers a 'log
house would pass.; as a castle.
Don't Read ,This:
' 1 N•'
Tiniest you are interested in a
,medicine . Which has helped •
crier 700,000 women end
• girls. Take it before and Sher
Childbirth, at the Change or
Whenever pori itre nervous and
rundown. 98 out of 100 say,
..jt,blps me!"
LYDIA 'L PikK'HAM'SL
VEGETABLE 'COMPOUND'
nt.
con Clue
MAIDSTONE ' TWP: ` MEN :: ASK
WINDSOR' 'BU BUTCHERS .To
' GRADE. STOCK •
ESSEX' The Puce .. Roan" ;Bacon
Not Development' Club: was; organiz-
id. recently, in the Maidstone Fown-
ship. Hall ,Seventeen leading farriers
of the • community signed "' contracts'
to lend their efforts 'towards' improv
ing.`the market hogs sof°.:the. section.'
Eve
ry • farmer. repeatedly 'requested,..
the local 'Department ' of Agricul-
ture to do everything possible': •to
urge the. Windsor butchers to buy
their market. hogs -on grate,. as is
done over the ;reit of the provine
today.>'..
• They.•insist'that the present
marketing system as functioning. in
this district did not give any • en-
couragement., .; at, allto the'.' farmer•
who produces. high class bogs,
The., officers appointed Were: Pre-,
sident, Fred,.
.Dahl;.vice- residers .
P t, R.
Willis; secretary, ' 'Ernest :Standish;; ,
'director, Elmer •Standish,• caretaker,
Fred Mooney, all 'of Essex` No 8.:
' . The pother members' were as;Olt
lows: andetween them
h they oven 41
sows of fairly good type.`
Chas;' Reeb,,; Jacob Dahl, '.` 'George
.?'ge
Zack;. 'James, Kersey,
Dun.
can Mc-
Rae Wilfrid Morand; John,
Qvinlan'Gabriel Renaud and
H G. Vivier.
The• Ontario Department of. Agri-
culture agyecd-to-loan then "a '.good.
strong Yorkshire ' boar; of improved
type, fres :of :charge. In .turn' each f
0
the farmers . agreed, to give ' bacon..
...
hogs a •,thl'ee-Year trial , ,
•
As
•'Oldest
as Buni;>
torn' with grief, •Julie Han
,. um;� daughter : ot:• Zaro A ha •.7,60,' ear.::
old.:•Tnrk � ,.world ..r . .. Fr _..
_, s .ol est human;'ls comforted ":le lupus at: fins•
� "ani Istanbul...• Y l , rates •
ilJionai o,# Insects Die of
Nigh -Fever in Experiments
of Li Entomologi
New Fork Thoinna 3 Headlee,,
Pb, D, ,a. stout„ •b . d,, middle aged,
pipe sm „ging Iru! v dual, sat bimseif
down co` fortabfy • n a. hotel, room
recently 'a d,toll . some detail' of
.experiments,' ha 'been parrying on'
Once. with with •a death ray,
Processor i•Teadle° Prefers to •call
bray a • radio wave, an electric,
;wave or. "the piectrostatic 1014: 'cif.
energy,," •"Using, an apbaratus : „ very
uoh, like, ,a mi°niatnre broadcasting;
station, he has sent out rays or waves,
which have ki'led. millions %if Insecta
Of all sorts With la, bigger amacbine
be is quite sure' he ;could hili' mil;
Tions of men, but'•right now she is
not Interested in that angle,' ° Any,.
way, he. holds, the principle of "the
electrostatic field, of •energy"' 1s al.
'ways the same, regardless, of• who's
on'; the, receiving end of the 'deadly
Pit rirov -
• Insects' Sitt r Foe.
Dr HeadlPo is ••professor` of entom
ology at Rntgers:''University and has
been for • twenty-two years,. and
entomologist of. the New, Jersey 'Agri-
cultural Experiment • Station at Ne
Brunswick, *Miff .eaplalan--•h•
occupation. vltb • insects;;' -.,H
e is a
tireless foe of Jersey moagnitoes,:,;
Japanese beetles moths;.'' crickets
cockroaches ai_d' all• other such,,nnl-
sances• to,, town and country,'. `
"I'm able:. to knock oft • Insect .
s,
thirty seconds;" . 'he' • gays quietly,
without any trace of 'boasting;. "I
can : repeat' that any time and place::
I've done. It so often." • •' 'Y
"It is ; essentially"` a'' radio a . bro d-'
casting .apparatus: that I' use is ' m
experiments, said, Prof.. Headlee, "It
,operates' `on' a. frequency bf 1,500,000.
'cycles or jump, • per, second, ` and
can 'sP this to t
g n
h to. 24,000,000 oy•,60,-
000,000 if l;:want.to. At 3;000,000'0e
energy :will kill insects on a :plant,
without hurting the plant At
000,000 to 15,000;000, the .lant
D. is:.in.:
implest Coiffures •
Most' Fl
''rhe ':simplest 'coiffures • are ° most.
flattering to: blondes and the girl who
comes under . • this • heading should.; •
realize it and "plan' her hair style ate:•
cordingly. Why bother witli;tryingi-.:.
keep to many' waves inplace. w}
you look. prettier,wliihout•them?'
As a smatter of • fact, there is a 'de-
finite : trend, toward . simple hair fash-
ions for all of us this summer,' m
portant coiffure experts are sponsor
mg neat buns .on the' neck or rows
and rows of little .curls; 'across. the ..'
back with' the hair' on the top of the •
head ' 'left • unwaved, and'. "brushed -•
straight back:. And-•a.good thing'it as,,
since summer. Vacations "are " so close,
at hand and -no one likes to' go .to
lot of fossand bother during the. hot.:
months.
Remember 'though,,' 'that' whethor
you're• blonde, medium. or. ' dark,
.healthy, shiny'. locks are' • absolutely,
necessary to' one of :the anew' simple
coiffures.: You'll ngedto'shampboo °a •,
little oftener during ...the °summer
when; the air` •is filled'. with dus and
you'll have to ,keep on With the daily r
•
brushing between. shampoos. If you
wash your own hair, be sure to rinM
car'efull'y, getting out • every traceof
soap. •Then, devise. some ' method of
A keePing , your coiffure neat, whether .
is -pre �1 you're in. 'town- or cornuiry One good- _
idea Ise- :to .go••to s ; :hs' . s ' r
have him show you.tow the first :tame::,
After that,'. you'll- be 'abie� to:. do :it^•
ourself. }
"In mar' llttie machine, 'l have •two°
aluminum 'plates which.: •have' elect-
rodes; The;plates are eigbteenlnches'
apart,. The:'insectg used in the ezperL
Meats, are .,u'ua'ly •placed in' :glass'
tubes; and set between the plates'
wherethe, energy: will strike them.'
Energy`:Causes Fatal _Fever.
"The radio apparatusthrows out
energy which •'ki:ls the insects„ The
insects are' !ound .to he' hot,.when
dead, although ,the- glass, .containers
and the plates are cool
'It's.tbe internal'!eat from the en.
ergy that kills Ihe' insects,' Insects
begin'' to die ;at 110 degrees Fahren-
heit ;and at.:' 140 degrees. they �. "are
through Tlie"_.,-ennergy_•,.penetratea.:.tiie
glass tubes anis cooks their proteins."
Prof.: Head! le • was content to. let
It go: at that but •his ' interviewer.
was eager tnow: aben't�the possibil,
hies of slayingx a neighbor -with- his
ow.n sadio set-
Well, mail' `fevers; about: the same
insects,'' said fife professor , "If
he has a fever hat'reaCbes.106; he
wa'lbe lastgonlong Ant' •;IittIeely' :amore, and
he
BUSINESS PICKS 'UP
• Just'. the other day; in conversation
With . a: prominent Stirling merchant,,
w.e were advised that the., cash busi-
ness ':done by' his firm on that par-
ticular day had been better than : on
any .other day for :sonic/ years. Just
another sign that times are gradually
growing''better.'-='' Stirling .-News'
Argus •
•
DressedHo . `•
• g Czepet'R..
Attracting'
Lakge Entry,:
Judging:, hogs+a• for bacon hype and`
finish. for market purposes, tTie'slaugit'.
ter•of,hogs and their display qeleC,
tr1G refrigerators With:_, plate • `.glares • ;.
fronts will'bet..ati: intere
_ sting :'teatnrti-
`.
of
We.
causal
an'
'National Exhibition
this year, this 'occurs ia' the car Iot
,competition,. each car lit, to', 'consist.
of forty hogs 'nem which ten: ;wi l : be'•
selected from each 'ear. for •slaughter
purposes. ` .
F .
ro
m each, t.
O
chi `:
O ,
Of ten. the' judges will • ."
select one•dressed hog for Saal'cha n.
pionship..- competition.: A reserved
champion" awe *Ili will also be made,
This unusual • competition fs amusia
a ,great deal of interest in :swiate• ,
bleedingcirctes.;throughout;• Canada, • •
The judges wiil'be A. L McPhail at
Brandon,. Man, `for. Tamworth's Tor*.
shires Berksbires and..;other •breeds;.;
.for 'carload lots; 1,. •Pearsal,_:Ottawak
.Ont. Mr. Pearsal will also judge the,.
bacon•hog,clat:sea and Slaughter:09M.
petition, in company • with F *oasis..
•
of 'oronto. -
Delegations af. agricultural studegtti" %!
from, the stat vocational schools of' •', '
Edinboro, Pa ..Northeast .N.Y., and•
Forrestviile. Md-; WillYcg fe o e Ex ✓�
hibition, .: The principals of: these
schools ,have expressed— themselves as •
,being_speciaily nterested-=in the
bacon hog competitions;
QUESTIONS ,AND ANSWERS
Row- can T, remove•: a stubborn
glass corkfrom a bottle? •:
-A. By wrapping a hot cloth around
the neck of the bottle.
Q.. How can .1 'clean. the inside a
aluminum dishesl : `
A. By boiling tomato :skins • and
small pieces of discarded ...vegetables
in the dishes, or pouring ;water, con-
taining a. little vinegar into them. •
Q. How can I improve ,the appetite
of a, child?
A. Chdren wh• poor a p eti
pp
should not
ilbiz alloweditto • eat betweenfes
meals norms should they ever, bergiven
sweets: •
The fearless co u- darantlesa
spirit that brought` Cartier across'
the high seas Opp• years' ago, is •
• r- • bnngingCan cIa and Can
' adians ott't:of the dark.day's of
economic stress. 'his spirit. is ex•
etnplified to fife"Show Window of
the Nations" as `this inighteenter.
posc forges ahead in its capacity as,
an eifective stimulant'to the trade',
and commerce of ,our Doi►fi iibti,'
Canada's Cartier Celebratiti'ns',.'in
*.conjunction with Toronto's Ceti'-
ennial..Celebrations, climax on,
t
September 4th. and ..5th at the ••
Canadian National Exhibition in
. im e$sve ccrcmnonieg in which •
.Pr,i
representatives of Great
, France'
the'United" , States''�anti ' • � I�,..
Canada,tuniteincclebrationofthat -
gallantexplorcr's discovery+ of Can.. • "
ada. The Spirit of Cartier looks on
Canada atehe;Canadian National
l ibition, where the progress' of
nations is on review: �•
rusid ,,s ^ono•A. Hu•he,, ' ' ° • s
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