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..nfierer.fcillov;r5,0ood-AdviCe
•
Takes Kruzchen
• . ,
"The writer.' :cot the; felloWjnelettPr
had a bed Atte,* pf rheumatism,. and
ya ads ed te . take Kruschen,'
• did. see, and describ,ei his experienceSt
"About„.,twei.yeare'.egO,I dev,e1Oped
eseVere Attack of_rlienniatiini--017-MY-4.
left 'Shoulder 11ade. J triedall,Sorts
• of reined les,. but vith o:results,,
. one '‘; day my brother-in:law, On
• hearing 'of noY. Suffer'ng, CxciatinedP
'ophere only One. thing; for rhea -
Matin! ' .SAltsl;
deded to .purchase a bottle, and
' for the first 'week took, a teaspoon-
• f:111 In a g1as �f bot water eaeh
morning. The 'pain gradnally
disap-
peaie.1 and has now `gone entirely.
• I ,am still taking my early rnornipg
dose, as 1 fea-cinivinced .thAt it is
helping to: kLep me fit."--j.G.B.
lthieumat'o conditions are freduent-
tlid0,,restilt`.of pi, excess of 'wic.
acid( in the hody. sTwO of. the ingred-*
lents of Icruschen Salts are notable
"reetlieirWi-,`Tir didsolving7f5ric acid..
Other' ingredients Of these Salts as -
sit Nature to otn*ithe . dissolved
acid from the syStetn.'
'.51110r galfld
&thy For*CC N. -E.
Ofili.,:a1,..eatrY has come to the
• On-
tai,i4 ,,Assgeiatil5n, Which con-
ducts -band, teurnernent at the Cana,
iman :National Exhibition, f rem the
•-,ImPerial, Silver Band of Hamilton,
13(-mUcla: Secretary k L. _BobdrtSon.
'of . the ',asseciation,..Saye' that not
. .
th&„ past fifteen' years:have, there been
as many e.ntries 'at Vhs, date,.,
• ...qr. Henry • WiitItngtoti, ..inaYer .of
-a.r,artspeata•
tion for 'the baTtd'IrOM"Bertnoda ta
New York.: 1 tTe has 4s6 .concio.dek
arrangements, for a aeriei :of ..concerts
in the Terrace Grill : • of , the .Hotel
Ilanhilt(yn:for the Purpose of ,r.aisilfg
. additional funds': ,With .•whieh to de-
fray' the. expenses ,' of the. triii:tO the.
The Imperial Silver Band.
is 'under the baten. of S. Clayten Pys
Who had a wide 'reputation as a :Con.'
.• .
',•.dti;ter and composer... Mr. Psto Was.:
two 'years 'Age in, the'
ce peityi, 'of:I:guest ' conductor , at.. the
:head...cot/Met/Nen ' ,The.:1,3:ermadi.01
.
will enter the.. hiass. Section with an.
ensemble • of twentY-seven, Men. •
•.,:Cane' Molasses .Eqr Piga
, .A: test .,,earried. On at the Mnnc-
seta EXperiniental: :Station showed
that'• pigs' weighing .165. pounds
weight, fed on, .ground corn ;alone,:
Old not make as economical gains' As
:when fed Oats' With 25 per cent. cano
molasses Was .used,. thus - while, you.
cannot get sugar -cured Pork by. feed-
ing •Molesies• to sWine you can get
;feeding •profits by using,:theCaneme-,.'
.laSses plate of part of the corn.
Molasses is led to allclasses of Hit
• stock and ,besides being an excellent
'feed is also an appetizer and'aids in
•
conditioning the aninials.
Saskatoon. — Alfred Wella'. Barred'.
,Reck-.White Leghorn hen •produe-,
• nd. . double -yolk 'egg every -third. day, •
One egg was seven Inches
,
In circumference, two and three ilar-
'ter incher long and two inches Wide' •
., •
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ature's•Own SOH rood
*,
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int.icAnLis_"Ahe---tierfecfr...Leatuial • soil
plant food; free, ot,harnifUt acid• .
" and *gad.: seed.. Unlike ,' plant
,foods ; and fertilizera •Ltetalns, •
'It.q amnionia' content; its fertile quail,
*ties therefore .far. -Outlast. all other sell
conditioners: 2111-1,f5.11 retains -•as high ,
Jul 7O moisture,.ii an ideal insulator,
• and WO no a nittlirarlicaveriger.'; „ ; • .
••• 'Thei30: • and Many ether' reasons haVe, •
*toyed HU-51A.R. 'the. World's finest 0011
nditiOner. , • • • „
',MAR is ;the *trade name; for a• pre- ,
• 'duct ; :Mind on the .HeVerley; proPertlett ..•
In Ontario, ".. ••
'Wrlto for our .deseriptlVeleolder.
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.4.417(creleicle:Bfreet• •Toronto
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Hairy Chest No More
Proof Of a He -Man
•
• Gradually, as 'they are 'attacked by
.scientific study, many so• -called se*
differenceare Melting Away. It was
• a • shock to Many persons when the
develoriment. of standardized „
intel-
1gence tests revealed that men are
not Superior mentallyto. their' wo-
menfolk, Is it possible that •ImIry
chest ancl'-',fgprilla shoulders'? will
• suffer a- similar- fate as criteria. Of
ntabc,11111ntry7.4aitelr*iSIIVer4e1\'ea"
lioward,,Gilkinion,UniverSity.
-• of inneiotap-s-Telielokist,' raises the''
question .end provides a. surprising.:
•Paytial anSwer-,
•'sex ts`iai!i0lOgieal
•felte Which :man or Wonlen can be
thought of as 'haying, in 'greater', or,
--less -degree—And .if .,ths ,force, finds
outward expression in such iteMS as.
beardsor pitch of, voice,„ then you
, might expect''`• the heavily,,liearded
• man to have els& a deep, .masciiline.
Voice and bread shoulders, ;points
out Dr. Gificinson: . Yet examination'
of more than: goo college men show-
, ,ed. these "secondary se* characteris-
tics" • to • exietquite independently ,
of each ,ether:. •• ,
And Only one•Of the Physical mea -
5Q5, , tc44ve-
any significant relation, to Maseulin-
ity, as 'revealed by test or by: rat-
ings?.of ''associates. • Hair abundance
• and , hip-thoulder measurements . do
not correlate withthe....Maseulinity• .
test or with voce pitch. Rip mea' -
•:,suits do . correlate positively with
' Shoulder Measures showing, perhaps,
• that the . man with the gerilla.shoul,
dera might, he expected. to have
"feminine" hips'. •
ean -Advantage
Take Of ‘Ia: Cow
*Omar ,`Vinole;i an: Argenine: poet,•'
• .adopted a "Sister".4a 'Cow
Tpu ap :iirrtsrr
in ..Buenos: Aires- to, arouse support:
his ....catill5nign• of
..Be ,threw • convention to the
winds and Was dubbed "ekentric"
' because the. Argentines; he. said;
• with theit inereaSirig .preeperit,v; Were
drifting' . from 'vulture and forgetting
the :"things of the sprit". '
Standing inanaculately, ettittd; by
the side . of :the cow, the' Other day,
. a citylecture hall; he declared: '
'al May, 'teitiperarily at least, have
, . .
• lost my:dignity, but for twenty ye4rsi
have: been ,preaeliing :the .cause }of'
-,culture, and society has , ignored me.
.attrace.publia.-ettentiOn I .hed, to
adopt -my 'sister'.. I. have had to
Taupe a nubile commotion, ainoit a
• revolution,,• to intereet.•my• country -
"I 'itarffl for the :reawakening opit
• an:old idea—the 'perfection Of., mani
am trying to Create a' philosophic
temperament.' My estab-
Iish
' open-air universities at which
• philesophical ideas will he taught,
• gether swith physical training.;?.. •
• Publicity. succeeded, • with • • Senor
Vinete, for which he has to thank his',
. "sister"; • He chose the cow because
,it was • illustrative of .the Argentine,
peopler..-a cattle -raising race. • •Ont.: •
sidera laughed, but for this •poet the
cow is A wonderitil:animal, . the only.
One, according to an Indian 'Parable,
that does notletManstarve.
kte ..feels 60,t he will Soon have to
let his ,.'sister" go, but be will al- ,
ways feel indebted to ,her, For'the
CeW has brought him sufficient at-
.. tenticinto' expounii;his-:gospel:7 f','The
reSt is 'up, ,to me—and , the inassee,"
says Senor Vinola. • •
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' Meaning of Peace
‘'''When •politicians in Geneva have
been discussing; peace, ton often they
meant by peace a vague wOrd, the-
. state of non -war. It is a state of in-
- ternational mind; it is a plan of na-
tional- living, not passive inaction,
declared M. Hambro, President of
the Norwegian., Parliament and head
of the Norwegian delegate's to the• ,
Leggue.of Nations Assembly at Gen -
1t '
It s essential to ,prepare p ace.
You. will find in every , country in
Europe and in America 'ft War .0f-
fice; but no. Government until ,now
has bad:a Peace Office, a depart-
ment 'studying the possibilities of fu-
ture conflicts, trying„ to neutrakze
" them before' they Are born, studying
the ways and ineani of friendly co -
:operation among the nations that will
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food.
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• A real, honest opportunity to handlp,afine profitable pro-
duct,' backed by national 'advertising and unsolicited,testi2
.inonials,
• AgenClei ,alletted on a mutual approval basis.
canital, front $200 to $2,000 required to carry itodk."''
it, The Company gUarariteesto refund purchase priee'd '
• charldise lett on .•,hend at the termination of the agreenient'
by -‘either ,farty. • ' .
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Toronto' .
A Healer of Birds
•
Marjory Shear, bird •physician and surgeon, preparing one of her
feathered patients foranoperation in, her modern clinic in Hetiaton,
"
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promote international.; iyinpathzes. , •
• "Peace is pot only absence' of war, ,
It is a 'Willingness to join z•l.hands
across the„ barriers, of race, religion,
and langtiaie;-4 traditions and iffiti;" :
tutiens. It is .an active and, fruitful.
stateof and'of well-wishing,
' And the actions of 'eace iu t be
prepare ,• careffillY: •
"They-,myst be made .:as ,interest-
ing, .as adventurous as the actions
of War. They must be 'made so inueh',.
more, romantic!, than actions of war, .
as creation', is' more- romantic tha-x. ,
• destruction. And this aim Cannot be
, „.
reached only by. accepting gifts: -,It -
is necessary to pay thelirice in every
country, thefullor:6e. of •peace."
BebliY Hoga, nineyear-old, xfitraeu-
ously %escaped. death %,Wheir he .fell
from a tractor in the path' of*.ntrail-
ing dise.at Vulcan, Alta..: His poay,
becani spdeeply, iMbedded. in the
soft earth that; the,alierp disci pass- "
ed over him harmlesslY., He sustained.;
a •broken arm tioo hip in the fali
,An explorersay i that he Will nev-
er marry. • This rollin,gestone intends ,
to gather no boss. ---Montreal Star..
The.pUrchasing. agent .Wartt
to: See this particular saleintan and
instructed his 'secretary to Make •some
• • •
.SeeretarY-.:(to--salesman7):—"I'm .gov-
rir, but Mr..f.limes can't...see ..you to-
day. "1,40r:has a •SPrained
.peroistent go -getter) -7:7
"Very well,- deari. '06 hack ;and tell
.Mr. Jones Ibitt 1 didn't come her0' to
wrestle 9th hiin. I only ,want to talk
,
to him." • ; • •••.
Knights and 'Daze'
. „ ,
ID:piniOns-very.as,to,,whielt';take us to
: 'greaterAibights• .
days, withskiee'Of blue,
'• Or its delightfUl. nights:
'
Some argiis that refreshing • 'winds
• • Corebineti With ••oiidday . sun, "
• InsPire, acil,retitureS and cause ac-
tions.to he pop.6:,'., • '
. While Atbere say, when ineotilight
sIiedi its, beanie On. listless Soule,
• ••
Thelr
Aires take on dew. ineaning,?:and
• •• :•,,,tbpY staff toWard higher. goals.
I • ti.ebny'tiointneON:ti...n.„.Aet ar, e;
livingbuti.friendi,-,this is my, •.
• , •Myers.
•
DO you get .up,. later_ouirnings• and
have to .rush your 'orasTek, .belt your
breakfait, and 'dailf to Wiark.?Irso,'
that Is a bad habit, and One that will
tend to Mike , you suffer, through •ac-
•
cidental 'injury • . ,Gtiod habita Of
- -Work Willi-predtice ,geott','-littidnet,
and aCthe. same ,Orne produce. very
few accidents, for after all; an tipci., •
nt Is sininlY aMlittihe. .4 W11761. ;
you hearzoiii,eone brie trying to ex-
phin h'
unavoidable some accident •
•
was, say' to blni'; lOrget.tho alibi,' ac,
el&ent are
de
REE CREAN!, SEPARATORS
Be One Of the three lucky farmers tq,
get a• brand new 1937, streamlinet
stainless AN hER-HOLTI-1 separator
`FREE;•"Send- peatiti ter -Pin try -,Blank
and "How to cut•aeparating costs irt
.Half"; nothing,:te.PAY; sitiiplytkpress
your Opinion, 'Address AN KEtt-
HOLTII, Room 1-34 :Or*, Ont
.• • .
Wife (Preparing breakfast)—"There
isn't A...Slice of bread in the houSe"'
Husband' (absently) -"Neer mind,:
deei; fast railce ,Sonie toast
. . . .
, Don't :Make them say : • "X „'spent,
year:. in .that.,town, ona, quAclayt'
• ,
Which: '.be..provided • echeol chil-
dren, the Chairman of the health:emu,.
• • • • . •.. ••
Mittee inka:SmalflOwn; is .reported to
have saidat,a meeting beld recently:
'What. th•l.,.,,Cemx.o.,„needi;:le.. a supply of
.'clean,: frestrImilkFland the' ••• cotMcil
''shoinct• te''). the :bull by the hems:and'
demand it." ••• •
tiothing",:ibt,
me. I'm koing.,to irate .for- tiiatfellow
becanae, .1 like,• :.•
.•' ilen-L.'5,nnderstand;.YoWere *going
eice VOod for because,: he. ,iaTey.cin•-:
you like a roan who .
•gave you $10?" •
The Only thing that keeps a.lot et
men from .marrYing„ twicakis the fact,,,,
,that their first Wives ' are to clisgnet
• ingly healthy, : • •
• .
•
. • Read it Or 'No •:0
In the state Of 'i;..Alabana.. is
• against the law"tki 1.)11)f• 'Efeg a_ 13,ck.
of peanuts After, Sundown or before
,0.1dulise',of, the next day. It
• trary to Iaw to Werk for, nothing:
California.. In Kaniai•iin reptiles are
permitted to be, eaten:id-PUblic. This,
lncludes centipedes snakes lizards,
etc, .•
Dr. Bottles. met the: Wife cif, A, pa-
tient he had •ordered to bed.for a ".few :
days': ,- ' ' . . • 1 '
, , •
Doctor—',Well, how is yOur husband
getti g• on?" •• • . .
Wife-7;"Oh, doctor, I., do wish you'd
change . hip medicine' , . ' , • ,
. ,
Doctor,t-"Isnit it doing , . him, . any
..good, their?" •, . ' • .•• ' -
• •ife—"r donkii.o
't ,w,. but we have.
sucI a ,job getting hini in, and out of
'the bath'?" • - -'
• ' Doctor -:-"Bath?".
," tkrife:-"*Yes; sir. It savs on the hot-
.,
. •
,
tle of medicine foil sent: 'One, tea.'
,
spoonful t� 'be taken three timed a
, .
day , in •Water',": •
••
Husband - "Well, I suppose- you're
plenty, angry because I • came h.onie.
With a black eye last night.", • ; •
Wife .(Sweetly)Not at All, .dear,
•beciiuse When you came home you
didn't have that black eye?'
•
,
A lot of men wake up td appreeiate
great truths—after its abent ten years•
too late. "•
Lack of Money Ai
To True Smartness
.1f 'Extravagant Let It Ile 14.-Aecessories
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HOLLYWOOD,
ClOthes''bild.get has nothing to do •with
'being smartly ,attired, according to 1
Adrian, famous M -G-1,1 deSiiter, As
'Matter, of ftic,t, he helieVeS. lack 'Of:-
. Money is :g.boen to these Weinen wh
, Seek- tune Shiatiliesee . •
just •Maney, to
'spend,,', Adrian says, "ifiett,
will get 'the siMple frock..taittible'te,
-Many ettasiiini•- • A Woman Who ,datt
bend as Much as ' she desires Will
Often, buy too :much) jeWelry, tee
many ftilt, and sPoilthe simplicity:Of.
the costunic.
• 1113rOPer Carriage f t14,head 'and ;
. body ,can giVe ati inez.pensiV,i frciOlvof
'goodline the appearance, the
sinartest Creafielt • tine of a gar -
Merit Shotild be the *first
then..fabrie., ...tabrit_is.
portant to' lined, inferior* tabild
'strallites'erid letet,shape.. it is 'poor,'
etenOMY :to totiaorVe OAS WAY, ;
'Courtesy
On Highways
,
.Science .Caunot'-Prevnt'Accidenti
Without 'Help of .Courtesy
• - A Vita' .Challenge
.TORAFPCI!. Sounding a strong
warning that the heavy 'tragic in-
prease on Ontario highwaiis expected
, this stuniner will inevitably regult,111,,
• yiellteiten, Ontario, -.highways.
minister, ,has announced" that his de-
partment is lanidhing,' for a ,seeOnd'
. a newspaper , campaign 'Urging
every:'ene.- Of Ontario's`700 000 drivers
•to Try Courtesy", • „. .• ,
::11,he steady., inereaSe , in *nader.
tratc," Mr. igeQUesten declarcd;
opresents a vital:challenge- to every
'neer oi our streeti, and • highways to.,
. aid .in Checking and reducing the IzOr,
-
rible • toll of Hires whhit inotorf•traf-
fic' costs us each ,
' • Travel • In Faster • • •
, `modern; Motoring, he pointed Out, Is -
"geared. higher .• than . ever,. 'before and
-this 4,infittence ,of ., Speedy travel is
itcadiIy increasing. "Every resource
• of science has been .applied* to Make
,thiS, fasters.. pabq it:feafe7-orce•-, Skitter -
proof glass; improved, four-wheel
brakesovider and smoother highways,
more effective -day and night .road
' Mar1„kerf4.iiew designs and constrne,.
• POO in tires, better- lighting equip-
ment on .automobtes rnd streets
all these, factors have made their 'con-
'
tribution to 'safer inotering. •
L'..`rint no 'Scientific • facter;,",, Mril.,'XC't
9neaten insisted,,no matter hOw.. eV
ficiene or 'fool -proof. 'can. ever have
:the ,slightest, Chance of success unless
the*simpleat and &eat fuidethental
•.principal of human relations is
thif;,.elenient..,can be express -
cd in manY, differearIvt6;:,•• It can he-
:caned-COnsideration-ior others' �r. 'do
as .yon, wonid, be. dime.
'; ; '14 93•1k newspaper:?;9a4aign 'this
year, as,lait:Year':we ale ur In • drii;
o try courtesy"..The dictionary
• aysc courtesy is'."peXitelieia:
of man-
• kindness" and we
.',believe the sincere •application.Of this
'biinple :idea by every In On-
tario can eliminate' death And .destrue-
tiOn freM our streets andhighWays,
and paake• thein safe and useftd. ser -
vents ;of mankind' they sliould be... .•
. • • • • •
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Tourist Doltar
• Is Divided- Up
• We have'bOenreading' reports of.
the amount of, ' Meney., that tourists
:spend in ;Canada, ,theapproimate
nurnber of Vlaitors :Who. c.oine to Can-
ada;• each hoiiday season,- TAW WU
kii•oWs" how, where aid Wher4he
.• elu-
sive dollar rolls'arOUnd the country
and. Who benefits. the most, writes •the• ,
Oshawa ; Thies. ,• • ' • •
After travelling .through.:.:sOnie.of
„the,Canadian.taurist resort areasfor'
the .past three. years, one is hi,
pressed With the fact that thousands
;,pf lyisitors, de ".Corne to our lakes and
. streams each year :and they return
. year after , year to ,enjoy : the Mere
. .
favorable *Cliinate and scenery which
Ontario ; •
. , •
.• :Recently.. "Motor ..Magazine" bat,
• .made n,careful survey of the chan-
nels throughwhich, this .:much
cv-
eted dollar passes. Here. it. is:
• Miscellaneous Purchaiei. at 'stores
25, per cent: •
Transportation, 20 per Cent, •
• Hotels and otherlodgings, 20 per.,
_ •
.1.2.eitaara:nts . and, other . ;eating.
. .houses,' '21 per cent.
...Amusements. 8 per cent.'
Confectionery, 6'per cent..
'The widerspreakl bene,fitS'ibeStetved.
by :thleSe imported •spenders, .the!
tourists;
are inibreSsivelY, significant.
Scaieely ,any. interest in :the luekY
totiriSt; connitunity 'that' does : ,not
share4hebenefits-brOught by ionrist
expenditures,.'The fact that 66 centS
•••of. 'eveltir 'dO#ar:finds ;access to the
tilis of the Ibeal merchants; the Ito-
' tels and the .restaurants, should ini-
presS, the obligation .these•' various
elasse.s, of 'buSine'Ss OWe.in Encourag
ingAnd,' fostering the tourist trade. ,
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School
•
•Princilmal. Pleads ,
For More Men Teachers
Plea' for :greater,
influence in7pu ic schiol
to guide growirig.lioys'Wai made hero
bY, J. J. .Wilkinson, Winnipeg school
principal: He tom a service club that'.
"win -nen teachers outnumbered nwn
.40, to 1. in junior high schOels. and
! 1.60 to 1 in elementary ,schools of
„
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DANDRUFF
and FIllng Mats, use Min.
ard'e exactly,sa you would
any hair tonic.' ,Do ,this 4
times' i week end aha maul!
241 wilk be a
Clean liaad and Many Flair
,
Itlue
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greases, and ::roofing• cement your locality. ,
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Minte-Fighfs Drought
T.A.FLECH.E, Sask.—T. H. 'Pour-
asse has decided to 'handle his own
drought 'problem. He planted 1,000
, trees and arranged an ingenious
' pumping system to d:stribute river
water over his land: '
•
. In 'Switzerland, melting glaciers
• feint the chief :imeans of water pow-
er which furnishes' the country ,with
electricity.
•
wr
. Tho 'Cohacillan:.:Service.y
.• viosselt of :those great,
.'Steamship companies',
offer individual attention
and a. Cornplete personal.
_TE:p6rsel::16tO 1 passengers.iretv'_.e11 I a0ystso
-
addl-
'tlenarfinoqualltiest ••
• .POOkl: of Woke tiosilty
, .
•
served hi accordanceWith. •
• . the hest standards; -
'A couplets shipboard
hejouta.'
- nest eihnifithis all caro. .
FrIdayta !linos from entreat'
11"
40 Belfast, Glatgow,,
• poet,. Plymouth, Havre And
Loh den at. rates 'wh lett repre4 '
sent • SUbsta utla I savings In
-,.. 'travel 'coats.
.4/1,14 to
',11,1311Y;Iffeet (ttlitla 04,1) l`coosito
it,' -Y114 hiait i'd"11.0e Poen, f. O'ort
andmothers
Fine `Get-Toge
Twenty -Two thoneeis, of West'
Recall Trials" and Joys of
Years . ••
ad gave
• Mothers' had apartr. the Local Wo..'
pen's, Instititiebylted, the .2.2. to tea
oldest and
.isra;lt. 41- Ile 1.1k-Thihil,i17,7:itIrtlZ-411t1,-1:'t:T-76°:i:ig6.'e6i.ci:‘,e=SVt:-Il'i'fy-ef-,..N111'.'ii'61iiit:scr;.
9ldest great-grandmother was 1'.riss J.
cSiTroft,. "Magiral alehelny, preserved
for one(hair as black as:, a, rairreS• ,
'wing; ; ,.allothSi:'s of shniIal• ake,
was . nbir sott said. the SeCre-
tayk, ,
"if2ne beloved i 'little old lady with
, cheeks,, the boicr of a Canadian.' wild
rose and the gallant spirt of a Viking,
leaned on her ane and 'spoken
,to•thet, delight of everyone." ,
. the eandrnotliera tecalle,d their ,.•
Tist impression of Manitoba." ''Ono
laarsiad'by i
s.:SIe'
gern1,7Pb•I'selite7tannOilaniii
was b:T.
'friendliness, et„,lile,:**SenOrs;o3411.; ,
acalf Train. the: atniOapliere' wras So• .
different from that of the .form'al E'i-
lMh •Pinally she decided 'that •
the feather in her hat was probably
too, giddy.. She removed, it :so as net
to attract an' More attention ' • "
Grandulother. leap Marertift !Time
in 1997% from Guelph., Out., farhicure
and faintly all travelling together;
Mrs. J. Grenon,, a'',pieneer•
told . ofcoming by tam , from .Azithrr, 4
ND. Grandma Frederickson canie:iq.".
delighted to get' 'a •Whiff; of 'fish •
when•She, tepped from the ,train.
Ite-
land did not seem: So taraway after •
.. all. Grandma W.' Paddock,camefrom
Brandon': to Bieton_ileath 'in 1001 with .
• 25 . shebo, 12, horses,: eight 'cows
rived 14 1900from Southampton, pr;t;.
:tawa 25eate ago; arriving, in .4 ' •
dernic ef clinhthorie...?ted' ever since"
:She's- been, talking and ' Working' for' •
' • '
ouCan't , Be
Great -Teacher ,If
You're Not in Love
',S1;insteehoOd Is ,"Tf4e •Burglar
•':Peeli.ing',Out..Front Under..
'
The tee • '
OkLAA0MA. CITY. Enforced
spinsterhood Was describesLto Lovers'
'Church asthel'hurglar-7`iVeking ov.t
from under. the,hed of tena, of' thous- •
• ands of. women teachers in the'einin
'0X..,ove is the great laW in‘teaching,',
asserted Dr W. A. Melteeier, msyche-
-Teglefaird,-founderbf the ehureli as he
describe* .ban Which he said .existed
In , inanr. cities against marriage: Of
.
school teaChers. ,
About 200 Persons attended. yester-
day' e ,session, most of them, winnert
Of Middle age. Di-. 1VicKee:vpri ;started
the Lovers' Churcli:. to combine 'ro-
' mance, and •religion. • •
"There is no great teacher bet..that •
lie Or . she is In love •with Soinebddy,''
1,1?:- said. ' The denial Of lore;means
augaish,• bitterness and . a' -frequent
threat of'nervous '
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HOW Population ,Grows,
Letter in. NoW
1927., .the-InternationaI Stiatiati-
• .
.eal Instittite of the Leagti... OfNa-
tions Ostiniated the 'Ni7o yid 's popu a- ;
. . _ ,
tion it 1,860,000,000,::'whiCh-shoWA
, . ,
net .ga n over the fjguics of Brofed;
'•,1? .sor ..Irriest George hri.\"r.cnstein, god-
raphier' and Statist!cian for the '
RoyaL,Geographie-Spelety, of .
.100;600 Sincehis eSt2lnat6..waS
Professor E M -East . of
Hai'vard.University•Says that 180,000
. are 1.01's evei. y day,' arid 100000 the
At that rate the :,Ponylation. :of .the
"-earth Will chiuhle'ittelf in aboht sixty: -
six .years. , Medieril.science htta .just
about perfeeted ,ariangements'
• bir'ufan irlAY livefar b,eYond,the age
just ",why
should want to IS lyeedming, another • '
prohleM,, • In -view of Our . present:day
ilaben troubles whiah Continue to gre*
ideapite' efterts, to .
.the earth easier to live in 'and on,..
:the. :patent increase in, the globe's • •
Population, does not seeni to offer
: very niany future. Elyeinnis 'fel' the
,footsoro an,d the we.ary,-.--Leighton
Benner Rob:nson, Mexico, D.
Pt4Ifin.cittrihet 8666- •-
• , •,
•Paiiiti off a loan 16 the. Home,
OWnerS Lou* '
•.(everpaid • bis bill- 'I tent, •• accorabi.g.
.to ic•catints. to'..make. the: . •
books. Of thtS.corpoi•ation. balance,
cheek. for i cent, Was Mailed to ;him.
' •Lloyd thought, he iv,ould keep it
as a ibpAtipr.: a latei receive
:agitated letter'. frein, the, Lmted
'States.' Treasury,' halting svh, he'lyad-
IA castle tt „the-cksektbat the bookS
, • i*CtO �tlt bt.b4itthed 'to that eskent. •
_Wheit_he Statt:44t-settro.h... for th
• che(A; • it was • m's•iing; and he,•
to .4fga a affidaVit tli got 'an•other
check to. straighten-. the situation.,
Thr-8:ettetar .ot the. Treasur'Y 'nor-
8tre4t.';16Ur'n,a4,' •
If •
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