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FORMER ORPPLE
NOW PLAYS TENNIS
,
Feet Relieired
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fliero s a StOrY of a, young Man.
Who. 'hadalninat given np hops of
taking part in active sports with his.
,fellows agaja. tale .bnvi belried. .
,one remedy after.enother and how, ,
• fleallYaformer s4fffiT:put hiju en
the Way ta• recovery:
.Years. ago. I. started with
• pains in the feet.whith gradually got
• ..,WerSe, I, tritid ieVerYthing ftnder. the
--, • •--fr-
••
lnr ,treatinent,one evening, an-
, ',other patient advised me -46" try„
Keusichen •Salts, That 'was, .twelve
imonths ago; t,he relief 1.was.not. mid-
': den, but the pain find ' sWelling
jeft". my .feet, • and in •six• .
Monthti. I arnaied• my ;friendsby. take
•hig long,..,wallcy :into the 'Country.
:1.Tbii:y'ar1 bare played a- toed deal
of, tennis,' a think IsMehI had begun
to ,think ;I shdtird nevef do again."—.
• ' Rheumatic pain •and swelling , is
-frequently eaused:by excess uric acid •
aectuntilating in 'the 'body. Kruschen,
,
contain two ingredients Which are• •
notable for their we*, in dissolving
•uric acid deposits. Other.ingredients'
in, Kruschenassigt., the internal or ,
• . gang to expel this • dieselved dad
from the. SITIen
•
• Oi8coveryflade
In PirifyinjFood
Pulver;zed,Carbon Attracts Un
• wanted Tastes and Odors' "
• NC. T..T.he"; ias".
'Masks of. eVa time have resat tett in the •
dineoVery • ef••ii 4'Magnet"..:that extracts '
•
the bag tate a atid fla‘4orsand
writited „Tiers. .dt•iek.
Cre'lhe
. A inOl.can,:'(;.liemiclit: Society
jOinithe,'Vest,;.Virgiiiia:
• se's.
same kind of carbon. as. gas:
18."tictivated", 'that ,is.it
•ls ,given. ate thrtiatitit, nower Of
. tie, - t'0,,,sti.•74 an e ..by ptilvi‘iiizing. the , •
• bittelt".•-hiateriat- into nantieles :So fine
. thatthe: carbon is- virtieill'Y all. sur-
' face. In tlynt• eon it, ucqtrires. the .,
electideal' forees...eoininort to the, car-.
• aterns that forth otte .of the be0c.
,,•Sithstaitaes or
r al,the'lliiing
•i.J.se••• of the taste , magnet. limited ,
to food whftli can ••te telliPorarilY '
doced to .a 11'0,01(1- or a. ift s 411if1g 'the '
• trP;Ttnnt. It Is'lila° 'Ifin •tor;',the •
taSd,ddrs •due telinpurities. .
• . said- flans!er„.".it • ie
not possible to' Make edinine.,,less bit
ter...by . tree linen t,.Witli acti,vated car -
hon, because ,bitternessrlis a physia-
eheiniCal'primertY., of (Minnie. I-Iow-
i.>ver., if .8 )ieuid 'h.:aline/is. lo',,contain
then activated'cai bon will
r(iovethe bitter tast6by. " actually
"' 'absorbing." the and reinOviag,
• it arom t're. Solution. ". .
. .
said, th�t .the, :carbon' magnet :
; takes Unwanted f1avo,s out Of 'Sorg- .:
,....huni,.earre,ancil coin :sytuli.e.- PineaPPlel
jeiCe.„' Ve.rions drugs, It .is.!
• . for cleaning up al
win68,..,glYcerines and
dr It -ell (Tit
..qt4,'.0r. In .the case of -
• ?bon re.move, virtually all ti-ices'oran.-
iniar odors. '
• • • :Wart cnre diven
• A method, of absorbing. Warts,which
he .said may :be of .us .1» soine Fan -
.or .pre,caneeroas ekin_condi-
tionswaS .rFPorted by John tt;
• of: Ohio State ':I.TriiversitY. ..•;nOW
the to'imeseee Eastrrlan oorpPr-
-.. ation. ,•• '
,TJ1e water . Is first ''treated: !the .the
PraVerbial, bo3r Who .8 tip be:
catisehe drank; ieater. iitter over -eat,
ing. dry 'apples. ,Sedium.-hydraiiile.Js__•-,
....niece., on aFtiFili7.r,therenpon,.
fills itself ftile-of•wi.ter. and' tiecdtries
• :
.-althormally,swellen. , • • •
. .• •• • .. • •
,
, said I)i C aIdu e11 'a wart
• ...swollen ;by. the action Of ,seglitm ,.hy-,
•.? . dioxide , is imineillittelY treated with-
.•. dilated 61666611e b.ydrbelilo1-1d6 • aditi,
• the, proteins in the wart are ceagulat,
. , . • •
A. poytion of the Wart cenies Off
:after a day :or . two ;spy re'neating the
process at liultahre intervals -the watt,:
• usnail; be, .•
veil, llttIe acer•.'i'
• - Inc', -;..o; of the trotibles of hey. fever
• foi•ers• whofail to -get- relief ft�n
Proteinii Wlitise. Injection is 'Intended
to imintinize them can be •aVniiieti„,bY
• . .
discovery. vepOrted,14. five ;•NeW
• :**kera. •
:•.% dere, 'in48 'been ,i.routile, they .said„
• 11•..eatise 'preteine Sometithea..deterier.„
.'ated' lifter *preparation. •
'nzyrne alvay preSent with th• e.
..proteins'...are responsible. The, .stien-
.;tiate', kill the ,.entynies by' ` heat or, ter...
fil'eld,ellYde,' and report that thin' in. till
' eases leaves. the Way. fever .Preteitu• r •
.Liflje,j "
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•
v GORDON. 1„ 'shunt.,
•
• If is a good plan, to use started an-
nual fitment Plahts. 13,00nred'froni. any
:seed ,atctre„. greenhouse„, fOr
Panting' nindlIFItilinn• and others if
th6; SPring'llawering hillbe which 'wif? •
1),Q pastthei1 lest 1nafewrnoe Weeicn '
as tlietle hide the, gying foliage. Tfien,
.itga1nrcluIrgtu*4114'
,iv.i13,,ii1:),(y 'Useful ler filling in 'any bilnd
:Pots 11.1 . the Perennial beds- Wliere,„
Winter bag, been ,uirUs'aa.seetTerb,, ,
AND pEONNIM...13 TOO
It is not tea late In most parts of •
Canada to order ind plant perennial
flowiers ?Intl . even shriths. and Tines.
often .towards the end •Ofthe ileasOn.;
prices .are lower and while the, selee- •
lion is not ,as.•.wide as earlier; 'there
should be eygood choice.
TH.E NEWLAWN
• Unless the •ground••,was thdroughly
ctiltiVated end' then aIiowed to lie
idle the year before theLlawiti_waS-,
retswirthere-tirbinmelee he a 'good deal.
.of Weed se id in tbe 011, andsomeOf
I1144 Willgerminate• after the lawn. Is
, IM`e.il, Stich.;:weeda Sho4h1 • be teMOved
,-.centittritO, "..eeneeiR/1”- -41*--•hr., '1,4"-.1,'"."4"' .
•:etegee:, - A7iOod' 'lawn. feit'liier , every '
...Year will. Rash the grass alculg apt:.
qicientiv• te"chOlte qui: Moat of these
..„ - • .. . „ .
0:tenders; The ;first ..eirtting, of: the'
grass in the 'sPrieg,'Is made with' "a
• T,QTY ellUrP .1,40Wer ; t'e...evoid pulling'.
out ...plants:. yawn the, gr6hnd,h1 soft.;
`Frequeritroliirifi'is,alsa-ad.vised it •thie
'thee'. ','-' ‘". '.• .... e ' ,', ' ' :•,, • , -
.For persanent..laWng of Ileep, green. ;
colour e0Cfine texture, good quail&
.package...Seeg is ad•visable: ••
KITCHEN GARDENS
advisable eticouree, to keel) a
plentiful. supply of salad material like
:leaf .and, head lettuce, Onions end pos-.
' etblY • eeleryin. the kitchen garden.
The latter is net out in the garden as
well: started plants: usually -after: all;
-412AUW-Afstlgaitt51)imq,-r: 1-Q141t11--8
age; • planting takes Place in One 3„t• •
'even July, '
Holstein Sales In .
Canada at NewHigh
. „ •
• . That live stock ;conditions through -
Put ceP444 are showingIn4r1i90• 1111.4
prOvemerit,partienlarly in the:on:rye-
• 'Tient of purebred tattle iS, evidene,
edii by the' shako increase, in reVentie
•, as -shown by the ,quarterly -staternent
ty •Ceerge'-'11. Clemons, Seeretaryr.
Treasurer of the lielsteiil-Friesten
: Association CI Canada.,
From .the /latest fignees, • recorded •
•„,
. 4,
tqk 01! the eerrent 'year bev,e,4leached-
it new: all-thne high 01
of • 1.•;9'.%•;.ever•sales' for thee,or-
iesporiding perind
ExpOrttrade lin. breeding, irniMal•
:showir;a4,770
Februaryand Marcbof
being .,the.' highest, 8 -month period hi
the histly of .the Aseociation.
Registratit:n total 10;2P3, a . gain
Of 2;18.7% in the number, of animals
recorded; 'while Association receipts,
• ,
.derived from registrations transfers
end mernbershiPs, are up .
(*est Tree'#reeding,
-
to '.pay More attentien tE thepeiii-
gree of ,his stock: Much of the bad
.plantations that we have ate due to
the fact that we have peen planting
trees Of • the wrong kind or "race."
There are quite obviotislY.. trees of
.bad form and trees of good form; in
:Lany,forest, and the .trees bad' frm'
'have 'been 'found to. remain. trees of
bad forrn no Matter'. how carefully
; they are tended. and Managed.
,
ca'tise• he 'btiole acter.hia :father. • '
, •
The young, 'salesman, travelling, f�r
1.the first time •in• the baCkweods sec.
tien'of the ceuntry, .carireddwn to the
proprietor'. 'of a •connti•y hotel,after a
• wakeful night, with a.' coniplaiht. „
Y•othig ',I saw tWo rats
• fighting in ray -room fait night."
Landlerd What.: do you.eic•
pect .for:a. dollnr .- a' hull figlitT?„
Love •and i budget are the two most
••• important factors -,in. a•-•succeSSft0
riage,ipaYs one well-known Weman,.:lh
• other:. wards, .Vie,..rnating and the esti.'
'mating.. '
'A !few. fello ws,lut re been .concluCtirig.
• a •sit-down strike.Icir• years.:They ,are
not asking to be unionized.. They, have
jtist., been strikingAgainSt.all ' labor'. in
'general.'
. . ,
It is .good to drearn it is :Tar .het-'
ter' to dreatii "and :then work to tern
your: drearna infci. realities. Faith • is,
Mighty,' we are .told faithplus.
action 0 resistible. - Desire must:
be backed' by .the. sterner 'vIrtuet,b&•
fere•achieveinent is possible •
•_-_,..142and.416theiL(atiher-sort--ivar.-s tart -7'
:ing• eft to join the .navy)'--.."NoW my
• son, 1einembet.t9 be vow, punctual in,
rising, every morning, so93'0u Will not
keep the. captain 'ilvalting. breakfast for:
• • , :
. . •
perience: teaches • nihrty • things.
we would rathcr not know.,
, •
••Rastua 14Wh8t do you think of'
-my new. gal, Sanibel."
Sandi() ,Hat giti,'S • en . right; :
'miff,' but her :figger. ies' don't 1:h3,nre,
,
dat's all, -• • I ' • • • • .;
•
,Sonione said an old. maid Is., like a'n.
eleCtLia., bulb WithatIt the curreat on. -
'Teaeher, (hr; geOgraphy dais) ,
Now can, anyOne tell me' Wh,ette ,we
find -mangoes?" ; • "
„Knowing Little Boy -
wher,ever women goes!!
Hard work and ne Play may ci.eate
a dull boy, but, very likely' he will have •
some nniney in the bank. .
"The paper.„says the nian
Waa shot by his wife at doge- --
range.
klOsband "Then there in
--1?nen-7-Powder--marks---eir'-t-
' Wife.-- ?Yes, thet.'S why she ..so
have
• A man's first •attempt to hold.,
'girl on his, knee,. might be palled a
•
• trial balance. . "
2 l'OhriSt. "The,.. climate • there •
;,salubrious, isn't itl't
NatiV- -"Say, friend,. just Write
,thet Wind* for,.ine; wi117 you? I
,
get Aired of swearing at this climate
in •tne sante That's a new
" .9 •
• it -la• a great deal si':totaIkour
ti dig
, .
•. First dine 'Factory Employee. (enti.-
erging."froin factrtry);,--':•. eWh;tt. is that
tunny smell ??;' ' ' ' •
Second Glue Factory Einp1�yee.,
"It's• the 'resh air." '
•
•Thinking; to . stop' woeld prevent • a
lot of Stopping to abink„
"Nurse! N in•se believe,
My 'breath Is g.etting-shorter!", •
Ntuse "just.take thingS easy, the
do.ctor will, Soon pitt a, sten to •that."'.:
• The •cOldet .Y9n •treat.'.'soine people • .
;the hotter' it n'ikesthern
fie Didn't Wan
This .Print
"-There ,are People who are anxious
to•have something put inthe paper..
There .are.qithera ..tahe.• .esa:eti
. the ,OpPosite'attitude;,aadthis article :
haa to do With. one' Of the latter. . 'At
. the ,risk ;of trouble later on we hegi3O
bY giving,.; the. 'nian's .nain,e-w: R.
Par
he4-is-iii.--the•e't4torns-,OffretH`
end' resides at 622 Charlotte Street..
' That, We , believe', identifies him: 'so
there can be no error. .
Mr. Parker,. niants 1iii1bs'..-and he
:does itf so -Fatefully ; and. thoroughly
-that they 'Seldom :fair to grow ' and
Wein.. When they come to the Stage
of 'biderniag they 'seem .to enjoy it 'SO
thoroughly they . bloom' .for a • long
ti,, H•: dffodi1sjook4jke young
gunfloWers.'and,..lie grows' taliOs. and
hyacinths. He searches for, the .fer-
tilier iie warits;', he eats and 'prepares
the earth he •prefers, and in. the 'Falllie-:
:,Spendsentire evenings:;.working.;
with . his bulbs. •Difring...the, Winter
he keeps them ,ip 'pet8,- cool ' and dark
and nioiSt;;:and insists they .get well
rooted befot'e. }fringing thein to :the
This , Year -he had-in-'afl. 25
pots filled • With .flowering births. .
. We .de net belieVe Mr. Parket Will,
olifeet to anything thih has been -so
fat 'gritterbut ,We must continne to
he. point -where heinsists thatnoth,
ng be 'printed. • He doesnot sell ilia
'ewers,. but gives theni all 'n44 -.-
MI he has been doing ithat for
't
a
'
,,The man afyaid of his fingers never
drives• many, nails. .
. _ .
Jeweller • 411)1d YOur winch 'stop
When. you dropped ' ,
..CoStOtner.' -Li "Well, ii•didil'tge• all.
the way through -the floor." '
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The Saivatiori Army
nnual $elf - DenialAppeal
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i.ingy 61:Erpieis'e.,yaii! . .
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1410-A;(-1•1-Y-4:llen-kr-nly -opei,a6s-.-ov&i,--4,,, 50 0-Soe1---, - -
:Sof yiee it)s,titutions, Out of this fitinibr 52 .8fre.lal„,..;.:
56rVice histuutiom, are scrvipg Oin414,f;s,,tjeedy.
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Your SuppOrt of this work • 'will be •approctatEicl
' ,;,4'''-tonfilllutions.may. bcr n'cldr'6,oLi‘ t.;... '
Tflt 8ALVNTION ARMY'
'20 ALBERT ST1,1gET . •.; ,' , ,' ' ,. ' TOtiONTO
0
:The •Xeinitier'• first heard a it
inan.Outeide_the cityLwhii, was •
in hospital here. He knewino person
and; round .the aitis rather king, until
Mt.., Parket arrived :with -8 pat Of
Ilowets.'". %HOW hianyjck folk and
.slnit-in; people, have .ben treated'.
sintilarlY ali these ••17' years
-we •1do not: know, but, the ',number
would find to,tafitY,orily iri n long and •
••intpreiSive
The 'idea seemeti..to, be to 'entirety
whelesorne, that.. the. EXatniner felt it.
'
was right that 1Vtr4 Parker's request:
thatfnothing• be said' abut it e�d
be, Pet t� no 1;ide ,for. the inement.
LiVing as We 'are., in. an age when a
good. inaiiy folk orflcgven tO.
thirk-
ing Of tliemsolyes it Seent.ed right arid
..just filet the deeetion et an ideal
which' Mr. 'f'arkerbas held for 17
years, • (end ne'rhan's '18`tion).,:ofctut(L.
-troltirorglirlittifixtho open.. 8o there:4,-
14 is and wc. .beilavo .otre a dors; Wi)1
opr ,tb:s ease .•
was•eerreet,-.4440 reteyb,rotre•14ix.,'
'
igstte N�4 13—'7
. over -th0. precise : frO.4 ly101;
P4ch_.tykke. ' . • • •
The plants from .different pidgins_
not only how differences; in :Shap,e
an4.10 the ua1it. of their: tiaibe.;.'
bOt.,theY; sh-Qw.`eiations in such
POrt4rit things as fr2st, hardiness and
redstanee l thseaSe: In 4ofne, kinds,
•the•b'nels tlush too early And ai:e
riipt)bd, by late frosts; or 1110 Carry!,
op:their growth. ta2 long .in, thq:late'
Antump, and are kilted by early"
urgh Seeltaman:•.1?:, •
f. • A
r,voiAugionr-tve,qtnare-mucr-------
erap..,w4f,tos.d..,noncgair40:174y.yit
g1ass,heeslt?r,i. p:.eplieacts.losf'
pd. •Ottrans, it into a pit. •,
te
4.ret$st7friaiY.ffit11:4::pPrrl'Inteds-s:474iie4; • ta;P: eg htel 4ve .d.
ra
LY. forWard: against .the rh'Sping
',1)aelcs ,ofr, and 'the
Onee'sleeh aUta• eelnes ot-it Of the pit,
SOUcezed into e ion* of meta about
the size Of An orange' crate, The '
ponderps mechanical monster 1.0s°
'relisheS bed springs; ,oil
-Wastelminer PaslietS.' or, any. sheet:-
AA.A.,,,Ax4,0•44,4.044444.4•Av40,1474 yvvrti-AvA44,4."4:,*•,4".4.4.4.444V
`Nater. to Swill Around In ;GreenEnelirnd'
• -K4TCH..IK•ANi kia'ska -,•E • v h •
t , e
:gt:t Saalf.lho "and gedtetbres the mal-
ady, is,- fatal, Passengers " and' 'crew.
....•Of the' c°0at,',• Ktf4i'0 :entter tyane tes
'tilled .tiponlarrii:al, two goldfish' died •
others became ill en route. Not
nnt'il they ;were taken from ,their
glasS. 'bowl and .placed in a lien sus-
pended from:HO beams di.d the othet
fisherate. • •
• ;
Benny Eats Old Cars'
JUSt isoW junk. has a new status
in the wericl and now we shall, knot
• v.Ohat .to. do. with, our old eutOmohiles.'
' -vette-. and --.bodies have eye;
•'sores in many. cities in the 'past few
years. If they. ten be removed by
• the mer demand for :wrap iron the
civic outlook land eonimunity pride
will IM inspire ,
ff' we lived 'in' Buffalo, , we
• could attend quite decent ,obsequies
O'our :faithful Old :cars and see how
• maehieery deak with Stink in the '!
mass. The.. trouble' With old'automoi' '
.QUILTED CHAIR PADS LEND A *QuAiNi. TOUCH
Py RUTFL yVYETH SPEARS,
. .
-Many a Chair •tliat is now picturesque,. „Vet decidedly .14)cent:fort- '
able„.9might• kain both in comfort _ ankenainineas Neith 'the,addit"ef•
quilted 'chair Pads'. Out •gteat, grandmitthers used. suelr:Pads on lad- •
.1der-beek ,ehairs, and chose the • gayest of; Chintzes both 'glazed •"and...
negibieg•fol•-..them.; ' • • , •
• • • Today -ean use duplicates of ..those fineold chintz :patterns,
"" "''
and What eharla they add to our robrn color Schernea,,..., the p,
;quilt block designs:of, C.Oloniardays„ with all their toy mlico pat
• . terns,are repioduced in chintz' now You might .like •to.,,use one Of
these for your'chair .pads, and if -you do suggest that you :let yOur
-quilting, follOW the ,Qiitline of 4fie quilt block pattern in :the chintz
.. instead of . Using the diagonal: quilting shown in this aketch. • .
You will find that in making such small things as Chair pada the
' quiltirigi_may„,h_e`ilonev_ery. elficiently_cin, the ,Seveing-inaeitine7'-kle-et-
peeple .haee time : to de hand .quilting .• any more,: and 'cleoraters are'
using machine quiltirig for really putposes. • :;;•• •
; :The' pads ;Shown heroware. made ;With. One layer of Sheet wadding
betwee to laYera of china. ,;T•he--edgehind.ingrairdtfies e're made •,
of •:bias tape: %Cut the-thlye layers of the 4140., material: exattlyt the
SICaand. shape you want. ibin to . he when ':finished .' Place the ,sheet
wadding lactween the two layers of hitz, as 'Shawn here, at, A.
Eitlier. Pin ot baste 'hi this position and then quilt as. shown at
. Make the 'ties by stitching: the lengtirwise edges; of the tape:together
Haiati then, tack the ties tothecorners of thepad 'before it is tid Miff
shown.hre At C. r NOW; bind the edges' et the,pad as atp; :sewing'
the:lies right. in 'with the bindingNOT —1is . '• . . . • , '•
Spearss‘new-48'.pago hook Of illustrations apdi.dilii4isttlo
Tetionis. 7 1
foe.; Making eurtaini; slipcoyers; tables,an
. d huiTieo
itein ir the borne :Will be :sent 'upon receipt Jo 14o, (IOC plus 4c .
pastage).•• Ask •for SEWING; 'for the -Interior deceratbr. Address:,
:' Mrs. •Spears,,ROo.m 421:„:7.3f Adelaide St. W., . Toronto. '
hi any. particular' species, say'Scots
• pine,' DongIaS fir, of sprue, there as
individual specimen's: *bleb develop
clean, straight sterns. These .trees
• produce seed"-Wliieh will:give rise to
trees of similar ' tyPe. There are
ethers which ' have • healzy crowns;
strong.thiek branches, and iihieh, np
• Matter how well they are' reared,
never Produce'lean stems with goad
• quality tiniber; and their seed gives
rise in, tui ri . to..bad ,ty.pes- of plants,
• Thesedifferences are -being' noted,
and an attertpeis being Made to dis•
, •
• AKE UP YOU
.1.11IER
Anit You'll .Tunati. OuI of 8ed in ttia
, .
mereing. Karin' to "go. .
, he hver.should pour Out two 06unt1a nt.
, bile in ene botelcaolyat,thimiao
-r0i.)d:1114e11147.4.' digest,
dreayrrie the :bdivels. • MS 'bloats Uft •
your stothaeli. yilt1 Vet adnatiltatra, Tat.nrfol.
• eoisona. go 'Jae the hoe v, nnr yoit feet eopiy •
tent; and the World. lotilia Panlf•
Ntiiere hoWeilnov4n4t. a dettn't:tibetlfyit get
the Ca0Se..Ye0 ft etti solnethinif 'Ont. Wolter
fin the li4er.tte•W414t• takes thoac gond, old
'cartretaitile • tit get tliceo tAiod
pottntia,'Of. bild diming' freely. and Wake Y(11
•teel. ‘,00'ititt1-ap`t.4 Ifillinhitta• anti f atlo,
Melee tbe hilditoitt h•otly, They do the Work • • '
lot eitleinel but It:Wend •Cidattiel-nt nicretity 11X.,
thein, Aare. fat .Vartat.'e lath, etert Pins by
' eninet;Stahhothiy feitual ithything tiger. 4150,
.•4 •
ff"
•'biles has been the great loss if the
•
ear bedies Were pitched into: a ern-
: ).
cible porcess or furnatei for '.'recoh-
•' ditioning. Borate, has a- giant auto-
stnas nig machine, quaintly.
"big' 13„ehtlY." It•aves the :1os It ,
crushes ' old car bodies -and- .btindlea
theml„intp neat packages to east into
the steel i Iniriaces- to reduce more
-P1.1)TiihiitsbplYO.11;erful'auto-ertincher WOlfs,"
down 30. ear.. bodies. in an hatin. The
operator Pushes a biltton, amagnetie '
ervesat Breaking Point..
Nit) need for girls
▪ • Or women 'to,
Suffer • freer petit
. odic painS„' lice( -
• a'olic • or 'sith..au. •,
' ,1Slany foul filet
'ileree's • .
• • '34ei-erh-a-ietl-''.'is,--tr'l
\0t3' htIafliI ton-•' •
iv, 1 his is -what
j". bi •
,$10. 1i3O- it,, 1 Chtl
,'.'N'ell'4•0;et. ••• ..1 10t Weak, 11111
• 4 nilituni IIy 1.. 44, 144 (11.C- 10.110,14, *
• mint, il.i• t.,, 0 •-•-r.t.,Ti 1 ii -
1 t10l o,1 t k , 4.0 r
4• ..11; P,oid 11
.mca( 1 w • '54.11 :1
1.141,14r 14vor4t••• Ptt mat .•
ranhcier 1141 FO ;Ala the 1.( ;lam lite, ',and .4
Oda, r trou ntlY now! '
• .
, .
..„ , ; •
le
et9U.prePaj ,z7ha; e.1 0o t
1 eirr.r.0
etia re
irt, the exceeding r'greenness ,of h3ni,
There is n • evergteen that
can eomparg with gras, What' im-,
mense areas in Other • lender are sur-
faceder,4b: rtilsckpfatt2
eno.ugli l'eSemtiles .the starved. stuff
'.deseribed by Robert' • Browning in.
• "Ciii.Itie Roland', to. the Park Tower
Cw7Inhe:;wa,11
It
tf °447..e7sl. aliikll'e1; t',i1Y• starred
golf.' course by the old..puteh settle• •
Merit . of Swellendam in Cape Colo-
n; , hirt the ..greerriand.
' made .of grit.
• How pleasantly the grass in niest
• English fieldenottli of-Sciuthampton;
elsewhere; 'snuggles 'up '"'t6
liedgerews. • Weare forced as „Agri.,
• tultural theorists to eondetnn grass
es..the 'thinnest, the least intensive
,intin. of, Cultivation, yet what natur-
• al wealthi in it!: "Ie.. is, a widow's
cruse, it store S wealth; and while
the capital inereases„. the dieidendS,
if ,s.thalli,are never intermittent. •
•lt .is •a free gift. What pleasant.
tteading as well • as 'feeding for
.stei.,#R; and- Bottein, tree. Ertglisib,
man, 'theugh•tenihorarily an 4§; was
riot enottgh. in his pariegyrie.; • Geed.
,hay, 'sweets„litry-enath
*tilt&fietellei-it-1or.?nrvA1T&.".#01tic.ri1M'the.'••-.
trussed hay; remains' as green as the ,
'growing' CroP..• .'Vet; the greatest of
all giftsgiVeh by the grass field 'and
01111110.n L to the eye S: Nv'hileg,rass
gree -s the • inhabitants of this i,eande
will, live.•.in 'il,green, and therefore ,
pleasant' land,,LIOndort Spectator., ,•
••• •
.Queer World'
COnderrineg to ,,the Zoo: A New:
York -.elevated trail) ,driver 'has bee -
sentenced by a Magistrate to take Lis!'
wife to Zee obserVe the "mar- '•
ried hapOines4 :Of. tigers eat! Ireri8;1'
• ,Cenfes,siontA wornan. coefeesed
recebtly• that in August. 1t11. sbe
• tetik a dog from Suttonort-Sea to '
**heat paying its fe,ref
fv• she vgartted• •to elear. her 'Consci-
ranee.. ,,rifhe, T, N It-, (411-`-e.04.- et:
Champion Par cake* .Eater A
,
young AniericaC „dein,* ,panca1co7,
eating title vf. the, COliVer7r
tit1(11 h' ate panahe, 400,
wide”rn ninuteS'• •-• " • ; • `
•,
•aloag, the 1,aotzth nnif'south;east'coasig.,
' built- to renel. possible ,invasibp by ,
Napoleon, are1eTng. surveYeti the ,
Office f Works, w.hioli states : that
the 'toWera "are Kif .c011.1/j0q.4134 in-
terest as ,-,lorining Spite/natio'
scheme for .the.defence of tract's of •
e'oast, agaiast hole landings."
. „
Bathing ii Beer: Because ,they are
so pleased that it is rainine, peasant:SI.
, in the'State a :Ceara, NOrthern..Bra.-
are washing' their donkeys in
Egjs
•Th�:niDneiffWit";I•dsit
below are" c6iisd.
eyed the :Most 'difficult •in ti•te English
'.1.
2.',,Trans441Jstantiationa1i.ts. • '
• 4. Dispi7oport;o0abletics'ses. •
•
5. lritereenvei•fibilities. '
0. :-HiStemerphelogically.
•, • 7, Interdiffventiation.
8.: SupereensitiveneSsesc
Q:,:flypersensittveheSscs: •
Classified Advrtisrngi
' AGENT • W A NTED
AGENT Fg.R. SENSATIONAL, •• NEW PAT -
entad .
T.110: ,Crayats ,...tiongs 'Stret.
e
reacle. Tt;runtot• ".• • • .•. .
. ;
ta- Day-• stiPplying- tnuusad mantles ,2(J'
,.....guararyteetP•ifece01up u• 45 week- '
• Nd rise. ". •
Experience 'unnecessary. Free"
'Catalt.rgue and, Detella. Famtlex Company 070,
St. CICraeht. Mon trsal.• ' • •
•ti AGENT4 WAN'TEI:k Ti;') SELL WELL.
line nt Idea's and Ledles'•\wagh- •
apparel, ' complete range aa, usea bY
Restauiants.. T'averhs, Hot els, HosPit al s,
nutehers, Beauty She,ps, Soda Ponntairis,'
puctors, Waitresses, etc.*
Ll'intlisisitlyrin'20aYrGnIluemotes, ,n1d79 r'OePraeal• 11'dtVOni3:-
" 15 A I Ir IFF S AND cot,er,crrulls,..
Ac,ENeiEs, Ex,
retietieed• •oolleetten Service.' Bailiffs: --••
'Stair sidg., TUrttrito.••.
CHINES.E--VEGETABF.-.1,y4;;TEaS,
-WONDERFUL! . DELICIOUS ;• NOVELTY! •
•vw •Or"ow in. wnter,' Ready Ii) 10 "hours. Out-
sell potato' (hips' ten 10 One. ' Uniftniteel Vossi'-' '
•'id title's 52•00.00,. weekly „cr.. inPre: ' Faselnatiag"-
_year •round ..whrlf! e: Wise! Se ;first • In y.our.'
'th
locality. te 'handle is new ' "muffey,., Maker. '
• SaMple, full, etiltu al and :' marketing (tires-.
t ions . , stle' postal not e.,"-:Sitn beam sates.'yar
,aitiiith Nottht .,N.s., '
• , . ......•
' ,'Ilil.hi, ltACYN•Ey ' eVile,t1#., .
, • .. .• .. . r
WITH - THE AUTO HNITTER ';‘'10.15;114Cl
' v v ' lnan's sbeks • for 'us; with 4rnall -InveSt. '
.'ment, start thiseteasant employntenti for
• ittlifroved ferills .. and *Agee'. eald.• write..'new:.•
—Ault. Ipiitters,. Department tiO3, •Toronto,
'• ' . .. . ,
' " POIJJ4TRY
IGItUkF ORPINGTON COCHS, 'PEHINS AND,.
:Rowen drakes, ponem, watireary,'„
• Pletto Ontai•16... • ' •
•
BARRED PLYMOUTH , IZOCH BREEDERS
1MPHON* Votn ,•wrods.... 'BY •ADLl1140
.teeftwitioe- from heavy10„•erti r and" .
registered .etiris. Its to ten Weeks old •
SOckerelVat arty to diyeaty ,fite cents. Alto
!darted fltilleta. at 'attractive' Priced:. •Mont-.
..xnagny' Hatchery' (Certified). 2:28; Montmagny;
• ,
REMEDles
rta.. McGAHEY,S LEO ITCH 'REtiEDY, "—•
One application' stops .,ttching„. stamping •
biting; ' Remptyltle, •Otitarib, A
. . . ,•
'artiis tiotionr .
Hetir, eludes , oeb enADIAN
. SterriPS and'Stamped .Plavelopet. lhinteOt
•cash halo. 4-- • marigold Staibp'7/ '
. Vieteriti, MOt•ptita,'
,
•
113 U:R N S
Mix equal parte of 1Cliner4r'e
end tweet .oil; eafter oil. Or
• ortaepoom,I•J S,,tporpelity*dt6.0. 1th: tileiriraL,4_
f p6iitfui smattIng g *Pg
td,4-430•tory.••;16iip-or-!
, .
„. 4
ING Pikittl"
. •
and.th.A,Clustora of
.pourineberrcls: of beer...vier donkeys •
i$ carried out beta.use the • anlinali.
are able, to go Without water for.long
.-periodk. •
: Exit ....bhininey; A foot • high• •
• chimney.. and a • large •ViSused punip-.• • .
ing;station iriCheshire suddenly' disz ;. •
appeared into the.' earth 'recently: -
Pen -lite. beard ' 'a loud ..tumbling„ • and ' ••
on going te..the spot ".1!„..und a large,
catity' 'where' the cliinmey and „ pump:- .
ing station, had ..stood. • as t�o•
„,'deep 'foil:the bottom to :be seen:
....•••Stiaving 1icoia A 72 -'•year-old
b ii het 1 lI3ah BeardSWorth, v, host
werld t•e,cord :of •50...yep.r5 ode •
whe.,n. he .shiii-,e(1 :70 Men. in half an-- ;
seinbagker, a ;barber's assistant ,of.Vi-
s•
enna:: Who or itist, .on an interiifie
trone1•• 'sha•&ing Contest.: •After shav
fng man in 19 secends Sels-
:Senliae.ker declared tiv3 ,
prefess.ional shaem in the world.. ..." '
rozen Eggs
•(Frorn Time) .
To.H.t..1)e• 'laYitien, as, Well. , as ta the,.
• layer., „a frcsh. egg in its
'elf (if •Cornpletion.. • To a ;kir: and •••',
growing seetio e the
.it yaiv roatenial•,.. the. ••• :
sci..billion'•egg.s' laid • in the. 1.1.S.••• last& •
.year.. rio few.er then twohi hon were •:6
.brOkeri... catinesi;:and,
• state they. ,havebeen et' Will' be 'per. -
chasedand thawed out for .useby...ing
•
'manufacturers. of • mayolina•se„:..Maca7 •
:•egg's in that, tecy, ai,*,..ipacked mbulk,'
•.not in the shell are. net Merely ehille'
•ed . but ,•ractu.ally ,..frozen •at. Ssub-zero..,
. . . „
-ten4perattiree-artilluS , pre,
. • . .•
...seryeel"frOm rone..-to to Years, vellere-..::
eoid-storage, egg:. are • 'usually'
-keptnet mere:than Si* •mqintbS.-ILAst. ••
week • frozen. 'eggs: beeam a ,fii117. •
fledged' ,Comrhonity ' in ',the • .Mictweet
when the.- `.Cli:eago Tereiiti1. , Ex-.
,-,change No LU S heztaci*t•t.Prs for
'egg. Speculatibm•• 'admitted -.them •
spo And • future •, trac4r.g,
,
,s.„.r.Al1ntist,excluSiee1y..,a,1US-iirid
eCg fred,zing,' is done by 'alight 200
companies. With 'plants. in ,the egg.,belt • •
of Indiiinn,-'•111ifieis,'
South. Dakota, Nebraska,
IcaiiTirs7afidtTeXas.,: 'Their' "breaking
which •correSpends• • to -the.
1- ng • ge.agoli ' for hens in th • earl Y
:spring and suirirrier; began early .;thia
:Year because:of .unseaSontible :winter
•Iliggest• . • freezers
..are Standard Brands' and ,Ovseii 8gir
',Co 'Of .ChiCago, a National Dairy 80.:
'diary Proudest 'is, 1.)VsOn's. of the.
'`tOvs.ort•prodesS,.••"•Itessien4iorri Presi-;.
. • . •
dent 'Merrisl QVC nowi• 5.3,lja been.
in- the "frezen egg business sinee.4902,1"
hell" he, went' to 'work 'for ,.13oSton.
l'Eggniart• Oheof the first
''...Peekers" to7., eSeneriincet • 'Aid: egg •
fteetir.ig, Keith Solt Ovsot.,,.to
'to'open an egg -freezing .plent n collie
petition .with, '
Methods of preservation', Tlfe Ovsoti:
p./ant »1 Shanghai,: now, opened' •by.
)3b.rderi'S, 'is the largeSt in. the •Orient.
OVsen,'. and 'Keith ;later Well& • into
partnership in' the. 0.: k° ,E,gg 'Co:, Of
,Chieago, 'ef e•hith t preser'. eeM; •
jaOy is An. entgrewth. . '
yrifr, ' OvSon'S • hundred8.. of .
ellile,stitOcked orkers/ at •SeVeir •
'ilatits • Chicage, ;St. 1,01.1;.s,
thivenport,mo., ;Great •14611a
nd pol,§oli•,,,a1*., 'w trackaboui
egg:g by .sent.ornbe,;'. • .0";,-•
pit : othereeggS-freczert; ,
to cni. .a nd •
tO'n- 110t, Mfite
1..e..forO• •
(reek
.s110.1fr1p.: • them , f„ I.* •
'IttAlTititr•larre -.MM.: o
leprAl into ,val.1.••.,treinet1
ha,P1 . )A,"1•0:1'Pi11
atm: (.1 ,..st't .111,t y'' ;
hurrte,I., „Let rl n
hroegli proacss., `I; n • 1•••• ••0,.
8t1eit:1.10:g ,d, \vn
"nnisece:aet•l'y Stared 1Vn(1-..4.,'6,:i 1'ia
riger.nting, IS
,