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CHICKS .
ip;),,invot.Y AND
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4trt-rc PAY' IviO.RP WITEN YOU '1(1.AN
,Pureli4e0.theso, huskychicks fr»m.
blood tetext breeders at these' OW
prieei. Standard, iltutlity Letchorns
$6•15:. PAllets i1.4."•90;•enekere18 8,11.50 •
Barred, Rock's, New H:oaltshiro
Aeds'. S745, ,Pallets "gPaker,, '
els $1..90; 10. day oldlognern. put- '
'lets 81740, 2 week Old ;19,00,
Large •Egg ,tinality hatched, frenl
. 25. oduce eggs and larger acid I et:
• leghorti pulleta 2 els, Top Notch
Chickeries., % ,16 Wils0a QuelP11, Onr
taio, • • • •
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CAN °GIVE YOU VIttilidlor DE -4T
.11Very 'on -day od e0V,Icerel*. • '
lets andlflIxed cIck. Also. start-;
' ed.- and 'Older. u•!' • /OW'
prices for Ju) y will surprise •yQU,.i
TIveddle. Chielc Dateherics
pd, Box 1.0„rgus, Ontario... • ,
'S1iI/4N- •111.1N1IllED,
:pullets - averaged 465,', eggs Lhailx ,
•tt1 lastiFall and heid.' that 66..'per.•' •
cent aVerage all 'Winter. Order
your Bray chicks today-.for-,tehl.
• production next Fail 0tid Winter„
'13kftY Natebery, fag John Street
:North; Ilhatilton, Onftirib. •
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DON'T WAIT 'UNTIL ')..T°511‘. TOO.•
• late!, •The batchIng• 4.eat4tM 18 41-
.111pSt ort Order • Vont' Bray'
• , chicks:NOM,' Prompt shipments,
' on ailnostall breeds. • Ny rite.' tor
prices° today. Bray Itatchery.',; 130
' John Street North, lianalltuni,•
• 'tart°, • • •
Qu-
• 3. W.'s DRAY •NEW .11AMPS14111E,
pullets average, I% ' lbs. when 8.
• weeks ' old, bast -growing Bra?'
'chicks ensure Fall atid Winter egg •
profits --Order your Bray chicks
• today. Bray Batchery, 130 John•
IIAILIFFS AND COLLECTIONS'
'1'1.1E FACILITIES T•i)
act for Y911 ih 911Y. seizure Or co:1-
, lection. mrpbleirt' anywnete in the
world. Vur.'.' rpsultsap'
a le- Old•sal IsfactorY. Ross; , a no
Cna • ,
,oninye 10lt2 intind W..,
• Tottinto. • : • • •
.P`If.91s. ANI)
1./EVELo11113, 1
•' free••••enhirgerbent, 25c. fle-print,. •
„is for 25c.Plibtu-Eraft, 183
!..East Toronto . *'
. • F1,311N1',1'.U111,1
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TRADE IN DEPARTMENT.
• -'.478 YOnge 'St; Toronto,.
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'JUNE' CLEARANCE :SALE
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. 1ive.r.y art ie 1 c Marked.' ti oicir'' for.
,q'ulcit •sal. ' e must• have. ildor •
'1,,31mee„regardless Of, cot. ' A
•.irtnnity 'to hey' good tecemditintied •
futnita re hp, it ftltetiOn or it:: 'Actual.
• ;Value,‘ Listed- arc a few 'of the out,
• Standing values picked' at random
.froin•onr enormous stoelc°:•
• CHESTED FIELD , sP.1•143,ALS '
• 3. •b
°,pieed sitite, roWn ;rept)
7--•••"covoe, *aroma -reversible• -
• cushions. , . • • ' , • '
•g • ta Chestetfield,s, Sasorted
`"'"`' ce._vers, • '• Matshal,1-: soiling •
: •• .:* •4 • .• •
•
10• 24.96 3 ples.e.,,,sui,te.. good ,rePh.
. 'cover, Marshall sprilig
' . • • „ ' •'• .
,e9Q gn s piece•,suite.•in blue ve.-
`r••"#•4."`"...• teverSible '' Marshall'
Oaring cushions.. •' .• •
.6 suiteS,. assorted Velour..
• w`f"" '1'1" and renp•euvers,ida!•shall
•••••reVersib1eW411.456tr,.."
ui tnolla41• '
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437:501arge
shall...e.tishions, in. blue' .walnut a
, ,
.wineshades; ' • ••.• • • ' i°•. • -
4Ag-nn:4 teinitt sillies,
•" new cov..
• ers, 'in brown, rust and•
green .repps,. •reversible', Marshall
,•••• etishions. •• „ •• • ' • •
tga.•ha 5 brand ne•w suites .in as-
..‘"""" sorted'. teppk: Marshall
•••• • spring,. reVersibie • cushlotts,. sonic
' •show Wbod fronts.: . ' " ' •
„ •,• • RED '7“7-
900- 5:„.pieces w.4.1 afj
,,• •• • finish:- dreaser,.°'cliiffenier,,,
,•;;• full .size •bed, - sagless...°S•orili.g" and
•• brand new felt 'mattress. • '• •
$19 50 Presser and • be,d in' walmit •
• 1111,1'0. coniplete
loss
spr tig and new' .-matitess"g."
.$4• 9.nir,..,:dtkokii 4 Piece :suit
ei
"N`d.•_.,Stisr.,full size' bed,' Val -
c .
fly: and hiff .t ier and- rich 2' tOtie
• •Waltiut• .••.• , •
•• tgq.nn•Modern suite. With
••`..van•mi:trot, dresser,..full size'
bed,chittonier, • saglesg .spring..and
new felt mattress. . •
Igqinti. Smart suite Indark. walnut
.`".`"• finish; • dresser, 'vanity,
• chiffonier; bed, :spring and mattress°
•.edott,ete. t
$07.5Ve1;Sarli....i tf
(7.t)
V:t;;Vtttt 17l-,
ror, chiffonrr, andfUll panel •bed
,
• $14.95
'1,F.e.mr.chiffrabes.,.eofbaitti
• • • design, 5 •draweps In ).•
• -nut shad. ° ' • • •
Large .assoritnent:
•;" $
t95,,Izetvasit Statids ' assorted'
7r'. 7 . 8
5..-5n New wardrobes.; large •
• ntil•ror 'fronts.. and.•loWer'
,
tjael.nn . Beautiful, ,Waltitit • stilte,` •
full panel ,,b.e.d.; tied. g1ros:4er
With rouneVenetian aditiareb•le
iI• r-
$3
.piate.rrert•er, Orioni,e1
184800. , • •
•
..Sci_q_.fin Now. In ode e..vanity,
• f ull bed, ahd ehl rfon-
ler: in two tone • walnut tIt1Ih•
.$24.95 'scow ook roonr'
• • •stlite.; • Mtffet, •extension •.,
,t'able; and '6 leather, Seat .eba 11.4:•
$55.005 Piece suite, barrel, China.
•. • cabinet.. n table.
• and 6 leather .seat clutits in • rich,
• Walnut • ' •. •
$67.011 -Bettl'itiful 1:1*11s.il oak .
suite, buffet,. ehina...
'• et,•eXteriAion 'talble•and 6 leallidt,seat',
,ehairs, .• • ; .
109.06 Prilid
cabinet, •eX•••
• • lension table and 13 Ohaira nnliolatOr-
Id in bine Tho reg. Peg, $2.50.0.0 vroue.
'Ea§1.t. ternia. 'Open el/enings.:•76v,•••
Dlr•Plece 1 heroligIlly elettlied and .
• cOnditioned and' sold tinder it, posi.,
• tiVe Moneyluicic'guittantee.'o'f satiS•••
•• iiiction. •
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•LYONS •• • °
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1kADE Ik..-DEPARTMEN.
478 Yone St,Toronto
• CAMP, irRANI•ctIk'S 1'111 tSSAY
'Contest., Pirat prize,,.SPO hlintlfed
dellttra1 Secend Pri2e,°61fLY'd011itisS: '
• °.Them0;.---""("ainp - the
• Cann) Will' tdents".infortna,
'tIon• .regurding 01tnada'a Unlotie
• Mid° Pioneer leeCeationai cabin
YOungt. Ilion and, vnling women',
•"frolll'COMPtIPre.hltlin's TOrOnte ot
floe 83 Vorike :Street, •'
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VVIO8r, TOLIVFIS, ..TRANSVORMA,
• tIons, Braids, Curls, and all tSpe
• „ .dt flneat quail tY Hair .Goods.iWrite
for Ilitistrdted etititlegtic
"attentiOn In rePitir arbtk.,'TOY•0100. •
11Uniatir Thlr St�ly ptt
• Bathurst, 'Toronto, . •
:
, .
$K11.-1 t..4:1FIN1S,
ortiwkry healed, by 'Dermlactat.he„
• tb,e cleahi, white, it.ntiseetic 044,
merit." :samete.lnailed free ditect,.
35 eenta At an droggista. Twehti,
atb.9eatary Realectiaak 141g4111
,0,-
Ave.,. T0tento, ,
Pl.fttMATISM AND STOM.,
• • ach PONy,der, °.'The
• tor," °Militias 'ten of. Nat.itro'S to• .
gredlents., ftentO•YlAg the PattSe
• anti eiminatjn Rheitmatiany,„
$tereach. •troObles, Arthritis 'Neu -
itis. CenstiPatlen, etc* 11,40,.'„IR.(1Q,,4
;540; ••,411. Druggists. ° Agcfrta, Ly
- mans LI:lulled Montreal. •
•m istip.u.t. us
,ELPICT•fl1C-•FENICE/R, CAN-
ada'a own,.. The Unit that makes
• ordinary fenf2e$ tOO expensive to• ,
,b6114. A' sing,re. strand of -wire '
-and a sirnpleportalile Gem Fencer .
. stot.ilt whore tlipx.beleogi
.*.Asb for izircular .4nd :name uf ,the
GEM agent nearest you. .Gtoh's
• Cooler°, Limited, Poeston, Ont. .
•
1410.1'011; 1404T FOR
1.`
, 28-F00• MOTOR" norvy .4
. cylinder, 2,0 horsepower, electric
starting St. LaWrence trietio•• op
• and side,curtaina installed., Mfguld,
,nialte a splendid Supply. boat. -5pe-
eta! price for Imtnediate'sale..Tbe
Peterborough Cahoe Co. 268 Water
Street. Peterborough,' Ont.
, BiitrroGna.pnv ,
ENLARGEMENT FREE witrIi
ery 25e brdet. Roll 'film developed .
• and eight prints 25c. Reprints lc."'
Eittiblished ,ove'r 26 years. Bright-.
• ling' Studio, 29 Richmond Street',
blast; Toronto:
•
asoNm;
'Althl YOU ItUPTIfItED? •RIBLIETP,
comfort, positiv'e Support 'with our
advanced method. No elastic or.
undet -.I • 1111s bt Steel, Write Smith
Mantifacturi,nkCo., Dept. 219 Pres,
tt)11,•Ont.
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..EN° WRY 'Id A 11111E1> . UPLE AND
•.those celiteinalating marriage
• shOuld r•ead•-•,."1.1ex and, Youth," 104'
• pag,es, postpaid 25e, put 12 -Page
illitatrated entalogtie ort4 books,
' drug sundries,' etc., free anon, re-
nimar Toriinto.'' • '
....).1t1 '11A; 1;i4..i.N1t °Olt ' *3T `I•l?
' • ,lic; Vim. war t to win' t i? •
Match N•oui.. Perfume to your. per,••,:
SonalitY. •A 001114h:1Ni 4,.'rench per-.
•fintio whosedelieate, lingering ,
•:f tag ra nee becomes .part of ', you•
Jieps yo'u sweet and lovely. Beau• ,
wit! ,bottle postpaid.- Send' .356','
• .,:l'ostal note. ' State wilethet , blen•d
• or brunette. Cosmetic. ProcitictS“
• 636 tliampagneur, Montreal. •'
,QIIT'TOBACCO, SNUFF. EASILY:
.InexpetisivelY. • I.Torne.
• •Testimonials.'Guaranteed. Adyice.
free. Write 136"x 1, Winnipeg. '
A.B. ‘' -y•kr Out. D YOU MARRY.U1'.
suited? Al undreds to.,cito.ose front. ,
• Some with ineanst. Many tarnicrb"
daughters, 'and widows with ord.. ,
pert. Particulars,q0c.' Cputtden-
tial. Canadian Co,rreSpondence •
• Club, Box° 128, Calgary. °Alta.
•
''..pit0111,11.1i1S'
. ,SOLVE!).
from your•handwriling and..signii-
;• • turc; Write us in confidence. Send
.25. pents today. 'N'ingsiey• poen;
InentS 221' •St. • Sacrattent
° tontienl. .
' •
. k•AsTitima (J
IMA ,
Get...quick relief from the' paroxism'S.
caused' by Asthma when yetr•inhrile:
the effective fumes or "One Minute'
„Asthma Just a few whiffs..
• relaxes the bronchial tubes, relieves
'the difficult •hrerithing, and that
gasping,'This soientifically
, Made effectrine preparation has given
blessed relief to asthma sufferers
for over thirty-five..years.• Take ad,
• vantage •of this ,gcnetetts
uffer-
Send ten reents..strurips .or coin, and •
receiVe a twenty4ive cent package
Prenald, • Good until ' July 15th; 1938.•,
• 'onty. •.' Manufacturing
-Chemist, Pdiroiea, Ontario. • •'. '
His Pigeons Are ,
Doves Of Peace"
Jack Miner GiveS Netv Naing to
Pure White
Tumbler !ions'
By 'LANCE CONNERY ,
theAast ten years visitors to.
„ :the ',/aCk Miller hitestinethary-haVo.'.:•4
noticed goodly . nunabers, of Pure
• white tumbler''pigetu1S, whleh s'IrOW*
fear' of hum in :being's and are:
especially ‘fit ease vithlthe Younger'
visieors. 'Not' ordinary " birdsare
• these,..for theY;, are 'Jack Miner's
; "Peace dove's."• • •
•' Fitting sytifb01. nUthe,naturalist'S„ •
Aversien to, inithan -and animal War;
tare, :the birds came ••tci the:sane.:
,tharY after a. lecture (Our. inwhidli •
he 'visited a friend, Sam AnderSan,. •
itt HutchinSon, Minnesota.
. hie noticed the Snowy, tiitilt„and Ii
• aptly called, them "peace ,doves'
• because .01 their else, resembling
th'etof a moinning clove,"anci their.
spotlesa ,1fhlte feathers., •
Soon At kert4
, On bis return,. t� .his delight he
fonnd two pairs of the titinblet
' pg-
eonshad been ahipped ahead 'of
blin by, Sam Anderson.. Ife swiftly
" had a. pigeon' house taint ;t the
• ' •
. , .
' rear of 'the 'sanctuary. pond, .6114
• :Soon the feathered vis • raz Were ,
, qUite at. !Mine .itt their ••
rbtindInge. , ' • • •
they quicklY Ottlitiplled, And: nevt,„;
thereare dclzehtf Oh the
•. They 'are §ci lathe that-theY light, ;
on the lieada'and shouidere,bf vIsIt.•
• big 'children for a. reaSen that atien
lietbities, apparent to the Obsel'i.er•.
ativaYs feeds the birdii
..OnlY when ,children are,rireSent,. SO
they liaVe 'c�me t fisibelate the
'children Closely' With 'feeding' ttme:
'A ShimieNtiral
' ne hattiraliSt °.11-1"118V8
Inerat. &OM the' .birtft,.Altliellgh Mr, •
Soh Anderson has, passel ott, hi§
ltiefleb Ard,tf11tiVing joy tn
the theiteeilde �f VtaltOrS.'t.'the:
41Viitter' siiiitenary,.Wptiltit§oilt,
Wet geing de. a§ ,
tfitieh for 4illetted1ng generation:S.0'
RAM. Andeleon'a Slinple •rit'et heft
Miner •.
les .and, feet, 'SI,011en
•.wth Rheumatism
• • .
Rheumatism. sent This' wOrnan
• bed with lumps, aVvellings,„and.ift-
flattintation, Yet time sYrePtoMs ••
•40011 'disappeared, as t1iek."14w4Y4
Will do when the root pause is, re-
MOVed. Thia • letter. tepe, Yoli, the
• Mailed she • ,
Was taken ill with ,terrible.
, • rheumatic pains 'hi my legs: -They
were badly inflatned,:swollen, and
.they Were Partly cpStered With r�d,
hard. lumps. To_pat. nly foot down,
to; thel.ground^ Was, agony. After I
, ha& been in bed for. IQ' days, stlf.7
tering agony all, the time, „my hus-
• band said; 'You 'esin't go on suffer-
ing like' this', let is. try .IS'iuSchen
Sts)He !VA 4 hettle.aand almost
-
• from the 'first I felt benefit...,13e-
, 'fere long; I ,:v.as, comnleteli- Ye-
Pevel swellings. Inflamination,
- arid *limps all gone•-alid I, am on
again and doing my housework."
Mrs.) E,L. •
• •• Do you realise what", Causes a
' good -deal of rheumatic pan?
Nothing but sharp -edged Uric acid
cr.ystals which form as thereault
r of sluggish eliminating organs.
Kruschen Salta 'an • always be.
counted to clear those pain-
ful crystals from the system.
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; I
Par tdoinany. Of us have '.8-e$ little,
' coi?centionlpf •tite re'al 'Value of „time
that we Waste the ;greater -Part„Qt
toda7Y7eTtlier •'faMeating yeeterday,:
or, day-drearning of tOrnorrow. Now
•ls the •accepted; time. Ifiditeiriber'
• that yesterday is gone, and tomor-
row never comes,
•' little' hillbilly watched..a rnan ,
ata, tourist 'camp making' Ilse of a.
ciatnh•and brtieh';. a. tooth li,rush;•.a•
file"•and a, Whisk broom: •
• Hillblili4dee, iistei,areyoual-
• Ways that much Iron file to yearself'.,
, • . • Courage!
theres.the courage that'neryeS yOu
„..itt starting to climb.
Tiie mount of agees,s rising :sheer;
And alien, you've slipped back," • •
• fliere'S..the ,cOnrage.• salitime• '
, That , keepa., you :fro:tn.:shedding, it
:tear. •• • • .
These two kinds Of courake,-More
.strength to the.:;wortit7-•
'Are worthy" of .itlribitte,. but !then
You I not,..reach the au niriiit lt
you've . the
The..Courage-to try it again. •
• .•
A Man. was charged 'With shoot
number'bt pigeOnS; the•Proi
:,..perty•-•of a farmer: 'COunsetforYthe
defe.nse tried tri frighten the Sarni-.
•
• 144Wyer-..Now, are you Prepared
• that this; man' shot your pigeons':
Man --I didn't Say he did shoot,
' them'. I said. I suspected 1ithof
• doing.it. ' •• •' • : ••
• Lawyer--'7-Ah! • Noar We're`,conting
•to it!'Whit Made•,•you suspect this
• Man-Welli firstly-, I canght him..
• on my' land, With, a,,guin. Secondly,
I heard agun gneff, and saw some
pigeons' fall. Trill:dry, 1 fOund fear
, •
,717-
,
otm.y Pi4eonit tti.114. OtiOket-iiic E. -
don't think them -blrtigleW,,there
and ceinnlitte4, aaJci44,
- Wonder *by. We, neveksee. a P1e7
tnre Of a June 'groom?' We Wonder!,
You can't.push Yourself ahead' by
• patting yourself on the back..
Brothers' tinder the Oin
• The. Werds •of 'preacher orsinner '
re veri. much Orin• = • •
• ;•
Wtre agateet a misP1aC:e4 .P4A1r
• He harks W4'841111- =•- • •
.1
GO Ito her ,nlether)-Hew (10,
the present-day dances differ • .ow'..
theSe. in4014.4irlheed
• Mother --Well, in ;4. day a, &hi• ..
attiYed .herae wliOaishe diP.'t 44:v0
• anythingto wear. .
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, Read It.,or Net •
jacksenville,,Illinols, IS the •only
•city in •the wOrld baiting an inter;
, section on which are 'located tour ;
churches, one. On .each, Cerner and •
each Of a „different, denetpinatieri;2'
, They:are Baptist,,'Episc.opitt Meth.;-„,
94'0 and frPsliY(erlaP,
• poctori
Ca. Fear
They Aim to to' Cure Unhappiness
• Morbidity' by Treating Them
• Like. Mental •Illnes;es•,
A. mental treatinen,t for the mil-
.' liens Who' 'are , Morbid, •unhappy,.
..1.tearfulo,'...unahle to make •deciiipna
• and hnunted ,by, feelings .0f. insecur-
ity ' was :rePorted16 the AMericarr.
.PsyChiatrie Association Meeting .at
San "Francisco, last ,Week;,•
• The treatment 'IS -entirely talk;
• But ft l'e.earefullY seteeted, alipost •
like lecture's explaining .xnathelpati-
• c.al,,,,flie.orserna: The--tre:attimair.,11as
been Used successfully on ,thon&
• ands of.perSons, the authers.nt 'the
, report stated... ' . •, • .:; • ,
•• Tensiort,lsRelieyed •.• •'-' ,
Pychastbn is the .medital
terra deg•orihing:, ,horderland
state,; It arises initially, the report' •
•''stated,,, from la.ch''of • spcntitY in
ch.ildhood and earlilife.,. • • '
Tothe ,vittint life beeptnea a,.
'minute to mitinte battle.," Ile
. under constant tension ,add• •• his •
• ;ilrearit of utopia is, a. state in which
'no: tensien .exists. general, the
'report; Stated, .This•vietirnFL-Whether
• Man or wontan, is pcnial ;or superior
to, the average ,person... • ••
'
The • .firet: step, . in imental
freatrn,ent is to teach .thaf the..eph-
' flicting thoughts .."are:: in . reality
•only the :stored'content: Of the
.mind:"! • Roth risental, physical and
and •
- einotio.nalat ateS-Whi0-are-cormiteit:-•"-
to 'all persons are very caiefullY
• explained.. if the psy.chasthenic Can
• be mad& to listen atlentiVely, he ia
•;likely to be cured. • •
. • • .
•.Efeohant's Life
•,Elephants. show no alithentic'
records of having lived. As long
as man, in spite of their.reputation
for .long"life:', •
Elephants .-haVe been given
• credit for lives of :several bun -
died Years); but cold facts fail .tp,
' Preve.• this, , Seldom has an
phontbeen known to reach the
century *mark, and 70. Would be •a
much More accurate expectation:
Of. life 'for the great be:asts. •
New „Zealand :is 'enjoying pros:,
• perity in spite of' the,. decreasing,
• 'World wool" demand.''• •
I, fii-cjih In $econdary Schools
Ho*: Are Canadian Teen Age Boys And Girls To Keep no, ,
° • "
, • • ,
I1 -THE -VAt:4:1,E OF :SCHOOL', to the 1lalf:1101;r., before nine o clock
Nt,JR.81b,id.,. • IN 'SECONDARY:
• 'SCHOOt,,S ANO,...TBAGHiNG, but all ' day. Ring. patient mai be
;sent;to thethtfirniary, stntients•Who •
'.OF.1!1-1 EA LT 1-1 •aret11, whehaye had .an accident
Miss. H M caddy, 0 A' • le eriort..! In pay.' entergency,hiat...
(Whidier;,WaikerVille, Voe:• 8C1,i001): ald 18 • reridered.''. 'Sometimes •,,a life •
,saved. • • '• .
'No dottht., by this date, pardnte, of. •• , or accident 'needs .
adole§cent.,ehttdren'.are:„.aware 'that 'the ritte•ntion ef'.a .doeteni. the nurse' .
the Departmentof Education in TO,' mikes the' appOintineht with the .'
tcintO, 'through the eoni.se initiated: doetor. 'If the . (lector .finds upon
• th IS year, Is sireseing, the need of eta Hon t ha t the teeth. xieed at
an, ektene.ive and intenSive :health , tention,. the .narse: makes: the On-
:inrogratnine.., The general public taet,•.With the:dentist 'for the pupil:, •
May, not be :familiar wlth. this .de- •, • A Confidential 'Friend •
'trefoil:tent., ' The general public The: tinrse needs to •be.
'should. be made aware qf 11 pa their,. SyMplathette, friendly•Personaliti as ,
. taxes are.. ProVitling :the newor type, frequently a.pupitwialieSIO diattisa
.'bt:etlir cation:. • , hie 01 het" Mental or 'ph ysiCaillealtli • '
., • Lei it,e, At eight -thirty In the, Mot'. With eon:to...one.. .The, tactful am se
• ping, findptireelveS in, the. Office .•Of becomes the conddatite 'end friend'
..tbe. nurse At' the,. Windsor -Walker ,• of the pitztied boy 'dr Sg11.4• . 4
11110 VocatknaI Scheel,' • the Only • ' • Oart �f the..'4bb
-Sehbel in Ontario with ti taking. care of ill° sick litiDita' IS
.tittree,teadher:. 'bp' the.' staff: '• • only tjart Of the',CchoterillrCle'S
Peevent peedd. Of plite:We XvetsrtitiOil,fititSt be eiraiiiiiied by
Inaietticierit body of nearly 2,(40 the schooldoetor., and an. •aeettrAta,
b,0Y,s" and girls , Of adolescent age and detailed reeord .,kept by •• 'the
-there are' alwa,ys.,.sotne pupil§ .who rtittie: ' ' •
lieettlittentiort such hs exalnitiatitin A SehoOt butte iibt only has in be
throats pr fieie§ ter c0lds noed a gradtiat4nurs, but also bile CIO-
tetntieratpres taken to detect seri: Riled tbadach, to to...kliotal tiervied•
MIS ilineso need dressings chtttiged tbik Anti to ave A Wide IMOWledgn
. en etas and WoUnds...• All Studeitta Ot huftiatiitpetsonlity and 'aide
who -have been abeent becattee Standarda. '
llltiess have tO pteatht .it note trent': •the timeAlie jttnls ,Ittare., the,
frome tihtt.liave Le be one§tioned, • deliool• :they'have. had .a."(liorentgli 6
• and: exatititied, if 'bee'eaaa'ry, befOre,.. knowledge ,of the topati(hettoh of
they tire ittlinitted to 'their elailea, thnir hddics.find'how•tb keePliterit
tleeatied Ot thie.exitininatiOn a 0n heiltby 41'iy defeats they
44gi011e diabhaO.IStreted'artilidd.and' had "'when tlieY • &tine , int& the
'a epidemic AVOided,' There ileVer" atheet, and hliotild bo-eOrreet,
it,*11-1(tiOad d ittthl8'fiehOfti • ed bit Ve' beet ttlOilded,.0.,;•atitl flieY
;'1411144016. the terSe.. ' •• are reildr oatart,iire w1tl tieleao, '
The.'eareot the -H -11g hot onint hklithy• body,.
•
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CIGARETTE PAPERS
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[109KLET
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r engin
'X STRAWBERRY Pi01';'.
Fewairoduets of the hone gardeu.
give the faultily- .ntore ,erijOyment •
, ,a vetch of • Strawberrie,s• .
picked. fresh each day; 'their 'may
he used. in..a.'.varieity, of desserts',
With the surplus behig canned Or
, preserved,' for, 'wIter A apace
'twenty. to twenty-five feet Wide •.
fifty feet long will provide' ,berries •
•• •
'.'for the average. faintly'. •• • •'
'Plants, inay be Set. `twelVe• fif-
• teen: i•nelleS' apart 'in •,O•ows three
• feet Art. ,Thattr• hundred plants,'
,
;..using, a hundred:each, offourvarie-
ties, will Make for s •practical gar.
'dell.. ..A huifdred.of an early varie-'
ti,ilike.,Fairfax. or' Premier, a Win.,
•...sett or. Catskill,. a' hundred °fit late
,vatietY,e,ohes,ariialce',.and
• dred of An e*Verbearing varietylike .
.....MastOdon.,.. will, make a ;NiP.eil:Jial-'
4.1teell pianting. , ••
•.. • •
•". The, F..lants
• , . "
• , The 400 'plants,. It planted; in • the •
spring; will intiltiplylo about 2,000
• by fill; through , rtninera. setting
thei .roots. 'the. patcli is. to ..be
• , grown free from runners they may
. he planted much elbeer.. .This meth-,
• �d of growing; while-,not•produeing •
• quite, as niach fruit,:reanitt, in 14"Yg-
--er-terriesortri-c:onfine-s-TtlyeiftfrerO.7
anialler area. •
• •••
geed 'garden•loam. to Willett has
;been "added senile ,Well-rOtted'.1411- '
•, tire' or:eon-Most 'helps 'the.: growth, .
• Two nr,.;three light..apPlications of
' cOmPlete plant %food dttring. the
_sun:inter' d.act„ early fall also sti,niu.
the-plantat-----Plen
• , not he spread on • the growths hnti.:•
. ,
at the sides of the rowand .tben,.'
Worked in ,with a OUltiVator.• •
• While the season .for planting: Is •
•'About river,. many , firma offer pot;
grewn. plants that will 'Compete with
• those planted...earlier. These usu• .-
ally:eost. mere . than 'the•earller
plants, but if planting has been, de4.•
, ;toyed they are 'well' wdtth the dif-/
• ferehce. •' •'
•StraWberries are not deeplooting ti
plants,- 'TheY-'sh'0111c1 be., -.watered•
during dry Spells if, groWth i te
• maintained, -6-od growth during
the Year generally ,,,means lpts of •
• berries, the folloWing spring and A •°:.
• 'plentiful supply ot young ..Plants
•'which maiite..piedf`to -start a new
'• Straw, salt hay orleaves provide,
.a Proteetive: WinterYcevering
CLEMATIS:NEEDS MOISTORE
• rieh' in Hine and well -rotted mai-.
• • • , ,
CIAntatisdeveleria bet in a ,soll
tire; . • Drainage Must be godand
Sand should be added liberally to
open upthe soil' And it excess •Wa-
ter pereolate through ratiidir, .The
P.larita 'Must hive a.'place wherelhe '
'rOela will 'be -kept coot :arid %dist.
SIM Should 'reach the toy growth •
•.but the lower 'part of the plant and.
the smi surfaee' should 'be [Well .
'-tStialted0-brnal1er'ants. • , ..' • •
Those:tbatflower front, late, May ,
until July. ,b1dona en ,the :old Wood.
• Prtming them cOnsiStS eg removing;
the ,weak. shoots after' flowering:
Those thatflower late blobrii pn the °
hew growth and the pruning,is done
• early tr, spring wheli.Lthey are ent.'
--;,..tiabli-aever.ely---before-itew shoots,
•
• have deVeloped., •
The
BOOK SHELF
• By ELIZABETHEEDY"
• qIEREDITY...AND poLiTIC,V •
-H1J. B. S. Haldane ,
• Written in a :clear, sinapte
• this Work. ny the noted .•British biol-:
• ogist; '.Pref: J. B.: ..S.„,1,1aldane,.., s'ets
(orth 'for 'the . general' ptitilic the :
• author'sviews on • Various ..etigertic
• ,(breeding better ,huriiens). PrePoeals',
now.'un.der :wide .discussion• in the
. world. He declares. that
• drastic se*.l.clianges; supposed, to,
' be ,ed: biological .facts.. ae
• not jtistifi.ed • by our' .preseht.•Slini
xt k
The time is.:nOt yet. rine. . •
• , The autliOr. brings'. his irito*lecige
: to, bear on Stleh, Social probleins .of
'seiettee, ea the nature of „racial dif-
ferences„ and , the • steriLizaJou �t.,
the Unfit' -,-..prcitile,,nisrdtind which
, , , ,
•
Controverey' rages tOday; :"In .eonse;.
ntrefice of thestringent 'controls ex•..
ereised reeently.'in'Clermank:,' ,He • ,
• presentsitt no. unceltain-terntahis
that the: ,Prernatnre
Applieatione.,of the laws of heredity
,s.'.16 wonie an'd• nations reatilta
in untold Cortfusion..lie
• ;eizesthe wide Po'wers given to ofJ;
1. fie:leis inthe :United States' and ,
elsewitere; for the StcrllitLloilit
the Unfit an
yr_
1 'tie resti5t • linsIC'-s , , • ,and Iead
to grave abuses.. • - '
,,,PrOf..flaidttne-cotichthes his book
With ,the.so WeYds1i"we.:
rnust reipembei, that t116411festiga,..,
Whether, a biologist, ,rtit econ;,,.
onfisti er.a §othilogisc
• 'part of :history,' and Anat. if •he eVer: .•
forgets that hels'a part ‘of:higtlit:Y
-.he, Will deceive his audience and d..
ceiVe hint:self." •
IMAGINE.
tfo e..tiss WAY TO
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"Heredity and Politics,, by J.. B.
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Moths 'Different
,
From 'Butterflies
Mat people 'calf moths..`knitier-
,flies;" • yet thereare about nine
times as' many moth faniilies.' as :
•
butterfly 'families. • Beetinse hut-.
. .
terflies, 'fly 'by day; while' Moths.'
',Are pight-flyers, the 'fcirriter
„Cm -ninon sights to the most casual
• ' obserwr. There arc; 'hoWevek,
• ntimerous Ways of. them,
• apart, Eintterfiies fold their wings ,
7Ifith over the,ir"Ifire'lliCir-ar7
'rest, srhile moths fold their dovvn,
flat. Btiterflie-
'shave ;
.
antenna; while those of moths are,
• feathered,: •••
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• �vered Bridge
Draws Tourists to 'friardand,
• New Brunswick Spans
• St. John River ,---Pro-
duCes OpticalIUusion
• Te1lriat4.14ci ,t0 *Op liqre ant! ' •
locik at vHartlantre Covered 'MP,.
Panuil):• gle St John Rye. 1ts
thelongest coverect :bridge in be
• The.structOre stretches 1,282 feet.
It's nearest. riv'af, in.NOrWaY...ift 299• ' •
feet shcater.. The government pAYS
'4 tnea ;100: to $10, every winter to
• •
.pitnwn.it •SO Sleighs an :get: •
•••aergea:: . ••'' '
• • Nearest' Rival gm Feet. $horter
• •
The Midge, also, has ,gain,e'd,fainer
ibecanee it presents An optical Illi
sion. When a motorist drive •
acrofis it at 23 miles. se hour. an141.1 .
' cracks. between .the ,board' aides os
the :11All appear to, inn toglhei'
•:pernritting,a Pertect and apiiarent.
•ly Unobstructed ...view 'of the river, .
as 'if. the britl‘ge had no Sidee.
• ,When the river was :firit' Spanned. '.
:in 108 the structure was .open: . It •
was built by a oraPany Whose• ,
bonds w,ero guaranteed ' gov-
ernment, aricl.paYment•waS eitieted
• for all trafil,C. For; years it col:Id:11W- -
.ed to he the'onlitoll bridge in Ne*.
Brtinswick, with a keeper collect.
• 1ng.10•.-• from, teams and. five • '
• cents front pedestrians. 2'
Advocates World,
Economic Parley
• In Which All -Nations. :Co-oper.
nere2(ligiae
-Pgaitiye betensir
e.
•
.1•S';'secl"et.0,3r cor.int-!.
of.Dernocratie System '
.,
..Dattiel .0. Roper, is. s.,:•Secretar.7:
(Se: 0Oni-nierae,., 'suggested ,in • an
•.address last :week at • Duke tint-
versq. •Durham, N,C, a wprld-Wide.
ecOnonlic conference "inwbich.na- .
tions Would 0O.operate f0 the enttit-
: able:' distributionof the basic raw „
materials of the world." • '
'
"Representative :demperacy,"" he ,
1
,,:'dansurvive Only' through vig-
orous, •
,. •
affirmatiVe assertion of the
, will to stir, vire-,----70rivel, ,ntnenre-Verr!.,
Where 18_itt. a •fertnent: ot change,
:and, if we are -to save Our.. Cistern•:"
'there must be .positive defence ot,
"it, :against 'enemies within ' and
withotif,Aq 'those Who believe irt it;
• Distribute' Raw 'Materiels
• ",May we not asseciater_With these ..
endeavors 'needed' study .ed. other •
nations, their' eiVilisittions and 'ob.
jectlyes?-,'•, `, , • •
"Effective to thsT end: wonid he a •
•WoritUwide eccitioniie .COnterence in;
'which natiOns Would:co-operate for • •
• the, eimitable 41stribittionof the
basic raw .inaterials of the world..
This .wptild aerve:te arrest the tear .
4btlee")thile*pifor
ecacie,tenudi'.1thYontrt-
apapniariee§r
•The Dnited States form ,of goy- ,
eminent; Roper said,' in • its world.
:Yelatinnship As expeeted to prbvine''
.a guide . tot others in "tiemonstrat-'•'
ing' the value. Of dentocracr as 'a
• form of government under' which• .•.,•
people are moat content." :
Eskimos Appear
Vanishing
Race
t-a.T"'ir--. o—.—.PoP0uh,{i1b, .i on •, .. l: a,.... ..,1.1. ..", ''.
' 9rIl°1li3Vop;,
Canada Has
.•
. InStead of the Indians, the reel-, •2.
• ly. Vabishing race, • in Canada are '.
the :Eskimos. 'While ',Abe • Pitilatia ' •
• „have "become' adapted ' to lie • inl. .
pact .of civiliatiOn end 'are..gain•t,, • .. •
• ing ,iri.•peptilation, the numbers, of
, the ESkimoskre 'on, 'the •decline: .
. So We are to • by Richard Einiviei
. ef Ottawa, in an artiele,h1 .FOreat'
, and Outdoors. ''
•' Only Otie‘Thici...eit
• According :te• 1111v.... Finnie, . the ..
• • Eskimo', population of 't : world .. ••
-7 today., is' ,. not more .. than .20,000;
. and o'f'..that total about '7000. live • •
...,1
in Canada." The l'Pre'seht .E•skiino'„ ;
lici'nulation . LS' estlinated'. at milk., ,
ithout a third of•,,the pop,utatio,n
• that bitce: rpanted oVer the. Artie •
:wastes. ' . '. 0 . . , • , •; - ' '
;The storybodk: '.Eskinicts, ,who • •
%lived in snow ' igloos, 'subsisted• , •
.' Mainly on billbbr,..dreSs,elf; in furs, •
and ;hunted .With bovi, rind 'arroW ,
: -front sealskin .eallt)OS, he States.„..
no lenger aist, 'Today ,the 1,1ski. •
. mos' live for •thelnest part in ean.,
vas tents cii." Waocren liou§es$ 'hunt - „
.' With rifles, fish treill power.boat
•easi
,,. - . .,.
at nned '05edsi .sniol:q..t0hae.00..
anti:drink iO4. , 1 ' •.
''
•
, lt '1:eEcP
tiiailsit6
lsl40'6bed,:kialatlnt
•ietn'ktli'llatiiet
this 'is a 'gotrd thihg f Or this ptitni- ,
tiVe ,tace, !The Portod of tt,l',I.o.t-• •
liwpt'.6f. a pritnitiVe 1110 tci InCla., .• :
,• 011.1 'eentlitiOnS ii.' a AliVelllt 01;;; '• , .
. and ill the ease of thl. Eskiiim the .
time of transition has brettght hint
' eNNS•ttr( • to Ailitients anti ilifiut.;.
elli‘4 he Ulig not, trained to rc.Aist'.
-eti,8,thr-Itio$ -in :. the prt.)e,e§ia
I have been, .liedyy.. • tie. may now, •
I • be entering tlbena ned. phase ht.
1,..., Which'his extforienee will fo1loW-
1 tho 'Nurse ro't the'..Itililifl.. „,AS, lei
thift,;t1Illy tittle Will tell,
1