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V0(104444 AT REDIJOED. PRIICES,
. while they:J.4st.. Barrett ItapIc and
NOW Piampsblre .1teda, 41'week OW:
p$4.14.0•.- day uidflig .
V.gt• 'QI•141Ky :add 1C.
BadenElOtrle 'Ohl* Ilatehery,
„t.iatten, OitturIO:, "
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1likitAT'.134ROAINS•Wli1To1i., TligY
• last., ,lrfirrecI, Rocks, clay old 9-Xc.
10 dt.i)," I3%:e, we* •14%0, .31Vgelc,••
111•No;, Leghorns clay 014 13 e, IQ
flay 2 „week to%e, 3 Week
2334e.• Wru'e tgg gnaiitY • 4.114-
Ito(•,•hs. te• Leghorns .'rup Notehi.
•.'Cliieherles; Guelph Ontario •
14 • Or ?MAT •ISTAIrrPrt
Leghornpullet •ettitilts. .2 to 3:
• ',Weeks old, will, be available this,
•• Nvitele.....;Niscr daY,Oltl chIcks in sont,e
Hr the, heaVter beecds.. Wk6,te. for
Price's t.)IJily. Dt•ay,Htftehery, .130
Si: North, •HantiltOrr,',Ontario.
Ill:40 OP THE HATCHING SHASO'N.
SaVe 2 to .Weeke 'by' ordering
lir.aystartet) 1.4egliorn :pullets '
, day.. A;few or the .heaviet .breed#
ill.available until' the end et•
July; .." Write for • Prices • tuda
y.
Dray 'Hatchery, 130 John St, Nurt
Hamilton, Ontario:
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1'1C)%111' DEC !VERY ON 1)1X OLD
started I3arred Rock: ,
)toelc, New Hampshire Red', and
• NV:bite I-0eghorn. pulret0,.x.Loekerets. •
;it'd non -sexed. ehielcs. . Send for .
latest price' list... Tweddie Chtele
' Hatcheries.141mited,. rengus. Ont:
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- LAST CALI, FOlt B.A1711:'
L'ateh up 9-ith nray startect• Leg-•,
' horn • linnets. S'orrie. 2 and -3 week- •• •
• 01(.1 legloirn pullets are• av.allable. •
Order now ivhile .our suPPIY
„ Itrz4,1-ItticherY. 130, -John St. North, '
Hatniltisn. 'Ontario,
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TRADE-IN DEPARTMENT
.478 Yortge SL
JULY• CLEARANCE SALE
• Reconditioned Furniture:'
Every article our store Marked
down for quicit elearanee, thorAttglt,„::--
r-erealleu, reeolidifitmecr mud sold
.under a positive niOney back" guar- '
autee of sailsfaction.'A•line,hzppor-•
faulty for .bIou.. to 'buy, high eltiSs
, reconditiotwd tu'rnittwe at
, ..,
tiof its rel value: ,
.AR"•nnDi(rnon sUite
, fdriaecstsieopn,chit:ini
(911 sixe Oed.
and sagirss spring.' Perfect.
•.$42.00 neautiful vatliey, • dreSSer,
full,. size bed and sagless,
Opting, 'Floor sal -1101e.• - ••:, .• -
$49.00 Modern suite; vhnitv ve-
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•netran rhirt•Or.
' 11111
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full size panel bed and sagless '
t Smar (.4' piece .sin le, in •
1114„L110istt, large dresser:
effiffOrtier,.vatilty. full size bed and:
:31k1e§,s snying. 1.4 lo:
.4160 nnLarge suite dresSer. tripie
'mirror' 'vanity. ,chiffrohe
1.1.111 .sizo bed. sagIess :spring.- Cosi '
Over .$21111,00 new. Perfe'vt conditien..
$19.50•: rgg d resSer; 'tuff,. size
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bed. sagiess spring aOd••
, brand tie*, felt mattress.
$70...,ISolid walnut suite; 'dre•qs'e
n r, '
. • •••''' vanity': ehif fouler. full size
'IreIratid saglesit•
Spring. 'in petbfeet
-"Se1.9g. I iresseri. 'AInt.Sh :"sizinds '
7 ••• F.S.75 chit ton Wrs. , • • • •
t SUlid ,pak. dining rOoni
79' .,•-•••F• butfet• extension
, table ..and '4'eather .tiphOlsterOd
.4•11airg.7
$49.00 ".ryiis(.4, wa Inn t finish,
• bu fret. 'ex tenSion. ., table. .•
•' china cabinet and 6: slip seat chairs, '
•,Refi,filshed: • •.• .
.$26.00,:'Es.7„qur"I'otik .4nite.'
tPhoist etre ir4sba
sion
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i't le. dd 6 lea,th-
•, waInn,t finish
• `v '1••F. buffei. extetigion table.
China :cabinet 'and, leather •seat
1 1111115
6Z50: English °hie' suite; bufiet. • '
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, .xtn
eStion .tablcch
, ina cab.,,,-
inet and '6 letttlier'5-e4I eliairi." . •-•-
acienn Rim,. •warnat Apish suite,
`•••• ''''"•large lip f fet. :eh inn •Cabinet,
•eXtetrsInn table and- •G lorttlter. 4citit .
' rho i rs. . nerfet.t. , • .. . ,
$79.nn 11,11111 itto ,cralmit• ittlite, '9 •
"'"`•• Pi1'1'es. hot fgt.' china • ertli•-'
iliet;,extetision tabIe 0191 6 "Icather.:,
•gea t ailtirs.., Like: new. ' . .
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gy,: • ltIoilern: 9.,piece suite; luif-, •
71.'*'",• . ten,siofi" ta We, .e hu.i '
ea,binet •atidi 6...teather:,5f.01: chhirS.
• fo:st nqw: 9ver-:$.200.00. .-
.$127.130: . .
A .ssoo solid walnut 'suite,
. heatitiful carved. buffet,
ektension• ble.., china, cabinet and 6, •
leather upholstered. chairs. 'Perfect.,
condit'ion. ; : • „ • '`.
$119:00 purl, wurriut large,.
stitiffet..'cloSed front.
ehi-
na cabinet, extension 'table and 6
chairs,.•v, and Seats upliol-
',*stered ...la- blue , mohair. 'coin
• ovp- .1011;011',. (loinAleteiy.tennisheci.
$49.00 nt,i.utirto .201@ep 'ehester-
• field sitite in hist' repo. res.
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verisble Ntarsha,11 spring cushions,
floor, sample. ,
"tqc'nA •14,1 rggm oha r saite. 3
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pieqs, Agured, roVe,t'sible, ;
• Afars hall r• Ittons in.'perfect
• troll • I •
$'2C nit, three piece brown .lizobair
, Otigh,lY tf I ortt4d, • •,• • Cir•-'•
,.$14.50;;L;I're piee rhosterftirid
1,71,.1 , tapestry . eover
mi lsli 11 ti g cu'shio
t94 gn 3piencse. J.a
en tin rd
Iii rnversible Marshall.
tigh•• fort •
$27..gn:Frm7h s'•
-- nieces Ma esti-hit . re:vets-
, title sprIng eushions, Perfect con -
(111 (015
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$45,00 4'rorliler
In tine tr•IP•g'Is..11
$149 AO.
•t4.3 4, odd r,s to til o! Moiza•te •
reversible
cushions. , ' • .
$17..50
n0,1,(7) Roo'
$14,95 mCioy,}itie.dVitItTtikfra'St. I f.o§.
.$0,nn az Litz; WitingerrAs'cile‘itis
niachines, 5-1.113 gO§ 5toe. ittatt
, beend now.foft •tnattr(iSsosi and
IIllfl-
di0d at other AtttStanding ValueS
,....tnAllintiernins le Mention.
Write fo froe i lust ted, ea talogue. •
,LYONS',
•TRADErIN DEPARTMENT
. 478. yonge St. oronto
' ti'on sur
,r;t ft NI ') 00 ,k0i1.1-1i,4..lArt.
6, (*Orr. t. TOWnsbin Of 'MSS(
atio, 01' Mlddlessx,kOndr
clity !Ohl% Stiittibie faroi
•20 Ames rie Ohail „ha hi' ntaPle gitOtte
'hinih hIsteile rinot he ptok,tt. itt)
ritty to ifiti.th Nictntyre-„thinitffielL
051 101'.
cztitail,lo 0 ft: 1: or (0 A. V.
, ttiN'el; SolicitOr .8.tratin,
Olitario. • • ..
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AN.6/111(111T
beatiii tut etilargerileritri 306, S.
• regigar •prlhia• and .O.ne, PRtf.:. en,
. largeritett '2Se; ' gerVite• atiartilie
toed': York ,,PlIOto SerVie..ea. 18ali :
,Ring Past, teronte.•• '
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TRY 1122 .1101(eT..E0D`S. ScupITI.Fic
•remed.' Stomachic. tor. Year fitbm-
, aeh ,trouble. :pleura un g•to, nati,
•" sea, bloating, 'Indigestion. Drug•
stores or 61reet. Write for tree
Information; 40kAlbany Ave.,, To,
rento;'•
11,(FAIITIME F,A.R.ALTSTS CRIPPA'4'ES
recover the uso Of their limbs un-
- • der our new troatmont, e give
the 4 fa,m0tui toot treat ' for
tired aching feet.. Her F?Ve re7
:11pOnds fristantlY to our . tr atment.
' Don't sutler, Conant( rOg4rd- •
ing. your case. , Ada e
• milerwest rifidele, on
•Dundas../Iighwar... • '
•14E001,61•Alir must ER VAMP
CAMP '14t.Alsricla-i'srs, p ."RSSAY •
Contest. First ; ne.„'fitindrect
.dollars; second pri*e, fi dollars,,
ThOrni4--"Cornp Franklin .the
.Camp with Ideals.!. nfortius,,,
tion „regarffing Canada's unique
.and spidneet reCreationaI e rnp for
,young men, and ' young •men,•,
from Camp Fr/414110"a To • ;Ito
..oftlee, 83„Yortge Street. • .
LillEWS,PArnirt ,orp0.11171`11rilltlf
'ty Anct Job. Plant tor •sale thriv-
ing: Ontario toivn, .Extellent job•
,printing 'busIness, cornplete
....ruent in splendid- condition,. Ite-
. quires $4,000 Cash, balanee''On. easy
• tOrns.to responsible purchaser.
. BrOwn, Luc moore Ave., !rprH
oontg. • ' • "
OluoultLr,ss .9r0ILRirs.
, YOU CA' HAyE. CITY
, •enedS in, your. village,or farrn•home
. without water supply or sewers
Write for free information' on our
mOclern, set f,ernptying,• .odotiridss
•Tonefs froth ,$95,00 up 'and leave..
behind, for ever 1 he dread otit7
bow, ‘ilth 'its •coid and un-.
discolnforts. litlustine En, ,
. • •gineoring Company, 164 Ptirtialud ,
' St reee. Doran tit., W A vorleY•
..4.1,.fitsgs3; L, • ,
'QUIT TorzAcco. 'SNUFF,. EASILY,.
inexpensive13•. Home remedy. 'Fe'
1111101)1:1 Is. • Guaranteed: 'Advice..
free • Ilaztte,tes,..Box...,-1-, I.V.innipeg-0,0•0--
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.4W.L'Iti* TqAl2R1H,D• 00UPLE AND,
those eonte platink., • mart•iage ,
rt:.:?. •-•
. should read, ex and Yon_th.'•I•104.
pages,:nostpaid -5e. Oar -12 page '
0. iilus,trated 'Atittal •-ue 'of sex bOoks, -,
itrog sundries,'•te.. tree tip6n• se -
(most. Stipreme "Specialty , 169
• Yonge, Toronto."
rturrotat A PHY
k.:N Itt;112.T•ENT FREE EV.;',
ery 25e order. Itoll•filin dezeloped
...and. eight prints -25c. Reprtnts
'Established over 20. years. Hright,
ling :Audi& 29 Richmond Street .
Toi•onto. •
FREE INLAII.43.E.11.1:IN ROLL. DE
veloped. Printed' 25e, renrints 3c,
Antill Hing-
st.:•31!1111;11 lil•;'NOlkTS •
SUNSET PAR#.7SIX 'luif.;ps. NORTH .
04' callsoder.On' Highway No, 11.
Thi•ee miles south . of /%Iorth DaY.
•galkins and,cottages ort 'the:beach'',
Yor*Lake "Nipissing., Best fishing tor
pickerel" and pike: Inner spring'
; mattresses.' Hot ,ftt34,Cold shoWCrs.,
City . water and lights,' Dbats for:
rent. Apply "E..J. Jesep;,•168•1,efsh-
er Street, Nortii DaY,"•••Ontario.
• TRACtOit •MAGNET0 AND
19:1:113 ATO It ID:PAWS
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178 YOUR TR.eiCTOYI.MAONE-
• to and•Genei•ator•Repairs. :We have,
' Youi'money. Alla nson Armature
Mtinfr., 855 Bay .St..s„T'oronto..
Hear Modern .:Mnsic.
At C. Exhibition
It will , be interesting to music
lovers at the Canadian: National}xhjhjtjon ,
, to compare the :Ultra
:Modern rhythmic arrangements of.
popular and folk .dance music. as,
expinplified by the leading dance .
' prchestraS;, with. the =Sic', of the
• band, of the Royal •ArtillerTfroni.,
,England With their more conven-
tional interpretations of tetisieal '
themes. , There will be an 'unique
OppOrtenity ,to do this as three of '
the :outstanding, U. S. 'dance ag-
gregations bo.'preserit at the
new open 'air Dance •'Pavilion' this,
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year 'Guy Lorabardo. ,and his '
„Royal. C'inadian's and the Tommy
DorSey. . and. _Benny Goodman, '
um. s.
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lir'••••••"•••"••.er
at Science
oing *
, 'VENOM MAY RA CURE
• The poisonous venoms of 'bees?,
lizard's, salamanders and the -dead-
Ir rattles9alce and 'cobra ,Vere'cle- •
eldred • t� offer new hope to. suf-
ferers'from palsy, paralysis' 'spi."
nal -cord injuries. and •other'lIain"
?Jul nerve disturbances.;
The use , of inSeat. and :r4t.i16
poisons to treat the pain which, re-;
sjilts from cancer and othel., '
' 4gnant 'diSeaSes is not, new.. Dr.
AI B. ,Greene of New Y de
elated le,n a report to • the. Atherican
Asdeciatien for the Advancerneht
of Science, lint the 'method of us,-
ing them. to''bieek off" individual
nerves or :sets of nerves, is now .
being successfully applied for the
first time on a large' scale.
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Hills of water 'exist in the. Peel -
fie Ocean', according to Howard "
Wf.:Blakeslee, .the. Associated Press
science editor, quoting. Dr. IL H.
Fleming of the Scripps Institution
of Oceanography Of the Univer-
sity '
The greatest hill centres drolind
the Hawaiian island*. , the Water
there is a little more than three
feet higher' than -at the Aleutian
Islands: .2,000 miles south.
NEW DISCOVERIES Il
1-IEREDiTY
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Dr. Leonard C.1.
• tor of,..,the Plipadelphia Institute
for Medical Research: •inVestitrat-
-Ang---the-affects-Tot'the
fiwnd that •the inether,,
pas -es • On to her'child the factor
. that controls.the rate of, growth,
'and that the father's icontribuj.lon'
is nil. Earlier ,experitnents by Dr.
..n.qw.ntree demonstrated that et._
fects of; gland' .treatmerit Can be
passed on from' one gene'ration to
• the next. In these experiments he
treated „hoth parenta. •. Continuing.
• ;the experitrient with, the same line
of animals, he emitted , the gland:,
tiler treaterientS•to. the father rhd
found that ti.eatinents given to the ,
. • ,
me:44er Alone ,prOduCe :the :Swim
effects •as were s observed , •then,,
• both :parents.' -were tirenteci. , •
This :discovery is important' in
the study Of,. hei.e.dit,Y• It has' beep
'generally' believed that. all '' the ,
.physical• characteristics posSessetl
,by an individual are the 'joint 'con- •
tribtition •Of both ',parents 'and • Of ••
:their. line, of ariCestors, •and 'that
•these characteristics are carried •
•;in -.the chrOmosomes, 'tinv • striic- ,
'tures in the -nucleus of the' get.m;
MIRACLE OF METAMORPHOSIS'
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, A Winged : chrysalis,z. new. in-
sect, half chrysalis and half 1.nt-
terfl3i, • has ebine :from the bio,
-logical-Ter-St- tribes of:. Stanford',
University, Palo :Alto, California..
2' 'With, head and wings of a' but-
terfly bat the bodke:'of a chrysalis;
this. strange. 'creature anises from „
discovery 6f *hat cause's. the turn,
iner mitacle 'of metarnornhoSi.: •of
Caterpillars into 'butterflies.i , The .
discoVerY ,was 'Made by:.: Dietrith. I
Becienstein, respareh. assistant 'in
the. schoolof biology.
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,.The tause is a ellen-deal in.the
chrysalis' head. The chemical act§ • •
'like a hormene (he ductless gland • •
,• • •
;Secretions which 'Wake a man
, What he is." . •
Bodenstein saysthe metamor-
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plies's:chemical znaY be hotinone,
enzyme or "a nervous' ,
It travels ',through hes, cheysalis'," ,
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WORK NEVER FINISHED
- The . gardener' p work never. is
finished: No sooner has a pliint2,
developed than every'.. -effort must
be Made to:niaintain it at the,peak
for as long as tl•fe natural
lirnita-
tinns ofthe 'species:. permit,"' At
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that tirtzenzere than ever, skill,lhe
practical application Of knowing
how, is the ,determining, factor in
:sUccess..
Vertunately there are lnanY lo-:.
•
cation's where .the gorgeous
develop to.
perfection 'even' With, littie„care.
Tile object then is to insure Cow-
tinued, success. This
,
attention ',t,6 the needs of • the
plants, siflce insect and'Plant
eases eyCe ttee,luekini.to destroy
them. The food •ballinie of ,the
soil also likely to be. tifstitibed.'
„FEEDING IN survittt,.
• '..The feeding of garden plants'
.during samiter•Outilly•iS refeited
to as. tePdresxing hectihse the
plant food be,fertilizer 'cannot he
Yebrked qleenly into the SOO now
without causing conSiderabie harm ,
to „Many r et& Never apply anY-
tertiliei, or plant food while,' the
800 18 dry, Always ; give good*
watering and, uttee :the surface
moisture 1186 .drained away, apply
the Sood. Or fertilizer to , the mill
around the idantt,' •
NY,
1
Keep it.awa•y''from all parts of
- the plants,including the„ base of
• the stem, since many kinds, '
titularly ,the highly concentrated •
fertilizcit, exert a' 6austie ;action -
on plant tisSueS. Bee the material. •
'lightly into, the. soil. Surface and
give Prolonged, watering to dis-
solve the food. and: Carry it desvn
. te the irobts. • r "
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• ttgtAbr FOR. FLOWER SHOWS
New is the' dine. to AnnlY iight
feeding- to plants ofnil kltida that
are being grOWin-•fiar the. fol.thi,*•.
•shot.vA,,,, IteettratesA ,prthe • type
, plant:406d; it will be found
Odd :practice to spread it over •
er,eral .feedings rittlfer-. than one
heavy apPliCatipia.' Neediest to Say,
, the ideal tiMe to feed -any ngrdon
is 'lust -before a.'eairi, or, if artifi-
cial is. present,, to s.i'biitelt.
' the food :in itifillerlititely. titter
ap-
1lying. If you nost use etetnetitt
' high in iiitrggeit;`-.'go,,eaSS% hit• hot'
ftWeatti.et miff nitrogen
.„ lupet. your best .talettlationst 'Welt
:•81)06111SaOilleiiii.fildfC):°§11;:4rettti'ill-:!tbte,gttettihtf8,...-•-
e..gt dividnds, Only, experienced
gardeners ,,'$uceeed ., roplyhig'
-• singlc' ebernents to, ithoti pbants
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and they otten. 'And ,the ,viignfiex
Of. nature itp§etting
skin. DiScOverl Of 'this mehazs
opens: new angles of InveStiotion' '
inta.:the .biological .secr.ets pf all
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.HELIUM HELPS ASTHMA.
' Successfnl use of ' hetibill in re-
lieving a large , prbportion of
chronic. asthma cas.c treated with.
the gas was'. dscribed last „Week
by the Vhited States Health.
Seriica; -
.An ap.proximate four -to -one
miXture of helium arid • oxygen
'44eavSeissei'dadhMoolndist.teerhet,,,tih%a,stsapteee:elrilyt
said, has given Patients yeri. fav-
: 'citable relief. -
'Although ,fint proposed a's iviire
for asthma, helium 'is, now
•..seribed ,where an" effeCtive :Yen-
'tilatio,n, of.; the, lungS, as .least .ef-
fOrtv to, `Qie patient, -is necessary
to end, severe ..apthrna which n�
.longer . responds to "adrefialin
treatment." It has even . been .
found useful in tertninating per-
tain cases of severe asthma. • '
-tanadian. National
Railways Revenues
: The .grossl.reverzues of the all -in -
elusive Canadian National !tail -
ways'. System -for the Week ending .
July 14, 1938, were• : ::83,188,21
i0 'iorraparech.with ' • 3;770,754'
for
the corresponding
' period of • 1937, , a de- • .
creUs° of
•
Soda may ss eete'n the stomach,
but 'a man With a .sou r .disposition
l'iltkgt Work on :himself' if he eter
hopes fOr a cure. '
. Teacher — `.`.Now, boYs, after.
What Pve expinined oft the lion's
'fierceness, Strength . And. daring,'
can any one of you 'name a Aziglej
• animal thatthe king of benSts'
stand,s awe of ?"'
Up hot Jittle Willie's land!
Teacher-'!Wel.4 'Willie, which ••
is:svthielti;nipparol.?m"pii;):` °
.teacher; the lioness
The Train -of 'Lif
tisecl to .S4, •WhCO I •was'srnall;
'Upon the grass; beside aWall • •
.''Whete tangled seines • •and yeses,'
To See the nine fifteen go through.
Far down •the track*, a ..heat -y 'tread
•Sent notice to me UR ahead,
And thena shrieking ' whistle
blew, I
'I'd watch tie nine -fifteen go
• • through_
I
It thrilled'. Me with a keep delight
TO •See the 'last' cbaCh fade. from
Sight;
What . pleasant SC'ellei my" filn.cy,
drew -
:Of lands: the nine-h.fteen Went
;.
• through.
On such .a trajsl zny life has sped,
Through Wistful dreams that lured
.ahead-• • ' • • •
IIy
clinlrning eyeS' now scan the
• • • ' • track -7', .
there's no' trainto take' me: •
.
-5Profeiser----qf You bbys kee,
. p 1.1se you are nOw; You'll'he like '
.N'apoleon." ' .•.' ' • '
. .class Jill."u9isOr9 "--• `‘.1-foW.'S
.."that?", -:' • '•
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' i'rofessor---!'179u are' all, going
down, .in,
c4sueeessful.:Man one .who
Make More. than. his wife can' -
spend ' and 'a successfni•wornan
is
one ho O•an 'land. such a nvtn
. Lawyer—"2:trid vihere did you
see him milking the..eows? ' '
Witneas-"illist, a trifle beyond
• . • .
the center, sir."
'Read It . Not: •-=- Olive oiL
-dropped at' therf')ot of a fern "
iniproVe• its groWth.:
Junior---"Nothee dear, you said
• if 1 we's good fpr 'half' an h011t I
could, do what.4
.11,1Other-Yire1i.9.ir
Junior -7-'1 Want' to be •natiihey *
.
for two hones." , ;••
, . .
Trig GAUP.. it'S much. tridre
..sa(isfactury, and far .more pro-
ductivei making the, beef of 'what
,you have .than Wasting tithe.
wish-
ing for the •is.befter
.to -Snit •on: youe lands than to
!wring :them, Life is not so
inZuch htildrfig a gobil hrid as it,
is Playing IY.Poof hand Weil:
Sanie-t1)Inek, 'nee smarter.
then .100e hens; ' 'aren't they,
•
, . Mother----X`What makes you. axic
such a silby onestien
%-•Iatife,.-ieWc1/; bind; 11013 Cah
lay -white' ego, hut. Ncktito hold
can't, bay black eggs, nft they?"
Issue No. 31—'38
There's no waste -
1 -1.0u -sed papers are
-Proteo,ted this
DOUBLE Alykonlat P0.69E1e
,amiougif
CIGARETTE PAPERS
Aqr0A01477C B9OKLET-
'NONE •
FINER
. MADE
lamorous Pageant .
T9 hundreds of thousands of
peOple on this contiaent and. over., •
seas the naineLeariadian-,National
--E-Xhibitipn is synonymous withi
pageantry, glamour and, pomp.'
• This is because the, grandstand
spectacle the outstanding event
'
Sulphur Enters Into, the
Manu-
facture of an Amazing Vari-
ety- or produtts, Including• ,
Rayon, Candy and Newzr'
print. Millions of _pounds
----Irnivarted:Yearlifiom Texas;
.But Remar4able New Chlor
ine •Process, :lust Perfected,
Means That' Canada Will
Have Profitable Sulphur In- •
dustry of Her Own.
. ,
To 'the average, person, the menz',
lion of sulphur: usually 'ebnjuree up
the , mernory that particularly
obnoxious Ibnic.'.which:, in .yOutb,`
..'.iriarledthe advent' of Spring: But,
to, the .chemicalengineer, sulphur
• represents. one of !the'.1nost,itaeful.
and \interesting: • raw'. _ materials
• Offered to .rnan .by Mother Nature• :
In fact, It is praeficallY irnpossjble
to book abont.:city, tOWn•or village
without. seing seine useful conirno-
: dity in the. manufacture 'of Which
•sulphur" h4§': played an iniportant,.
'•
'textile .proce 'ng': in.(1,11St‘r.r.
•• it is authoritatively es atedused
22,400 tons ot 'suinhur. during. 1937.
And, if .You're wearing rayon, you'.
are Wearing sOnke.th Mg: that :s u I pbur
lielpeki. to Make.. "' Last... year, ;the
rayon industry: used 76,006tons'. of
sulpinir. in: addition tO.rnaily .thous-,..
anti, 'tons of ,carbon • nistilphide•and•
;Sulplilir chloijde ' •
- In Car Manufacture
Sulplior rnotormng tOo'..rcto, rdi_tb natteev, oAy400ttii.r:
nolfild8 .ot Sulphur./ in one 'form.
or • anighbr, are •:'reqiiired,:-„in the
;manufacture' df a The rtibbeal, '
• in the tires sasuallyis' toniPouncted
With 2% by weight'offstilplitn4fai'd •
; rubber Moulded 2.productr contain
about 40%: by weight of sulPlitir. •
AgticnIture1 eWei.., much , to ant:, .•
phur, for imniense athouts of s01-
• . .
of their 'visit to the world's great.
est annual: exhibition. This year's
pageant 'prond.ises to be even,
jgrea.„-tet,and,.4nore....impressive-: hen ,
ever before comprig'r, its
scope and. pageantrv ourand
r,marice of . the 'developtr7ent of '•
. great Dominion, of 'Canada.
during the •past , sixty Years. '
'
Induitry
Import
phurie acid are, used: in the manu-
facture of chemiCal
,Last. y:ear, over 157,000,600, pounds
of sulphur Were imported froni,Tex.
as, a very large perdentamaLivlitch
-wwent-ro----our Own ,pulp and paper
plants, because;., next 'to pulp wood,
itaelf; sulphim is probably the most
-esaential raw ntaterial Used br this
gi:eat industry.. These 457,000,000'.
pininds' represent Millions Of dol•
• ,Essential Rnini Material
What a market to have for our,
selves! And We are going to have
• it in the near. future, Natfite,diesn't'given us .•
Snip:bur, tobe dug or :fere,
Od Apit by super.heated, water; as in
* 0! OUr
cTlreeFinas;:ts hu at St,hPern.' dinizgeeed4ait•'}new pro'
ceet-for: breaking.pyrite info its tWo
;main. -constitiienti, suiphiir and
eaSily and:cheaply; ';',
. This process iS.,consitleted;.bY
ports to be the greatest inetallargi-
cal aChieveznent for Canada since
C,onsolidated Smettersinvented" the
neW Precess 'inr. separating sinc-'
s'ilrerAead 'ores.
. the face of things, Canada
scems.,Certoin of her ciwn sulphur t.
.iiid-uslry in the near future., an pi.
.dusi!':•';'singularly favored. in (hat it
• first .,sulplitzr 'plant'. has •,e•Ver' been.:
l(j for Ds P.ar:0.2c1;;1„Cht°.u.bea4;41e''''.
c
RE" ltVE cti lins,e2et son
• , ,
Evert. the most .siulkorn itching of irneo bitls alt -
fries foot, hives, scales, eczema:. and other externally: .•
•eaused skin afflictions quiekli• yields to cooking,. anti- . •
sep.tic,•liquid D. D. TA. PRESCMPT,10511 .1.:asy to Ilse. •
Dries fat. Cleargrcaseless and 'stainkss! Soothes
tfts'irntationo.anli quickly, stop the most intone°
rtching: A 35c trtal bottle, at all drug stores, proves it -
or money back. Ask forito,p-PRESCRIPrion...33
. .
UM -DIPPING is A patented
Firestone process not ,used in any
other tire. With it every •hundred ,
pounds' of ' cord 'fabric absorbs eight
.pounds of rubber and, as a result,
every fibre, every cord and every ply
in a Firestone tire is coated and
'aincatu'laintetelmw:ithhPeuaret lardberfritc°tiocr/tlizeie-
gieatest enemy of fire life.
Due lo ,this 'extra 'Process, Firestone
Gum -Pipped Cords have 58% longer
flexing life. , Yet you do„ not pay one .
'cent ore for this extra. And
' m
You also get 2 Extra Cord Plies under
the tread and the Firestone
Scientifically Designed Safety Tread,'
See the nearest Firestone Dealer..
today"! '
GUM -DIPPED TIRES
"MOST MILES PER DOLLAR"
raneln, Fear
F German Coup
On Her Western. Frontier Be.
fore Hitler's September Coo.
gress at NUremburg—New
Fortifications Being Built
Two. Paris 'neWsPaPera haVO..1
eecUllni.8 or' reParted Ger
militaryIIian est;fro
the 'ni;etirep:rraaz.ltiddaAprealosleldg
,„..belier.the4teich'ala3' bo i),?;Ani.rhi4
0,...coup to take"place before the Sep-
-:
tember ;Nazi .Congress
Le Figaro; Rig)itjt flewspaper'
said ,airpiaile;.prodbetion • in Qer-
many bidhaliseis?
e
Seelalist.,1,,'Oeuvre asserted 'impOrt-,.
ant new -fortification lizies were „be-
ing bailt, in the Saar region.
-"Preparing some ,clirprise"
fgafor'histion "obtlalued
•,tear that the ..Reicli'.45•: preparing
sonie:surprise •for this spininer be-
fore the Nuremberg Congress 'Sept.";
•'. • .'
, "We learn, -[hat fortification wOrit•
on the Westez•n. front and covering
troops along the. 'Siegfried, 'Line '
• have been 'increased recently to the
point that in t4 VerY near future
the'y will form., an impregnable bar-
rier;
• .." . ' °
220,003 Men WOrkgng
"New •pians permitting . doubling
of aviatiph strength In less than six ,
niontha instead.of 19 have been
.in to effect end factaliet"are,alreadY
produ6itig• $00. 'Wallies a month'," ItIS .•
hopectlhat in..three months tliet•
figure can be .clocbled. Bu the fig.‘ • •
Iltiroe'nfigure"of1O..
s 'already. .a.,„wa...r.t„.0,r.
•Reperting, ruMors, Gene-
vie.ve :fab,ouis, .ebrnmentator; -of
,L'Oeuvre,•said that from Spe.rer .to
Trier the Oberstein Line has been •
reinforced • by new fortifications'.Jn•
the .Saar' region 22000 -men. , have,„
.1;ee.11 concentrated "to ipteusify.winie
.aleng fortificatinfis traVerslng the
area frbin'eaSt•itowest passing by ...
' Tiombere Neunkirclien., Saarl.velP
ingen anddeclared. • N
. .
Housing Loans
" . "
nekthEnt re7i,
June. Sets Record 'Wit!! Tc.ga;.
of
$2;095,714 ,fer 59G.Families
• OTTLA:"A. Loans made Under
' the DominionAct reached
a new high in Itine,:jhe DepartMent
, of Vinance announces. Pr.ayidin.g
housing tbr 590 .families: tbe loans
totalled ' S2,0,96,713 compared
with
:..,913;127...loaned to .227 farnHies in.
',dune last.Year,,,. •.' '
Since ihe fall Of 1913, $49,toe,00p
had bepn 10aned• to -1,339 -fani!Jjes
imder.the act. the DoininionrGov,'
• ernment participating to the. extent
of 25 per ceirt; and t.he .hank.s and
lending. orgariiiatiOns
rest. •
The nzithber: Of .1011S•, made •.10'
each 131:Oxitice la•igtine with the:.
amoulits Ontario 1.80S, $902
' ,181,991; British coliimbia 640., $2;-,,
' GUS.. •
Noya.:ScCitia..ps;. $1,57?..9$1:.:Is;ew. •
•Bruniylelt• S-10•$378'.90•7; Maziltelia; •
751, '504.73.4: Pi inee Ed ,•arti, Islarid'
10, $54,03(; §asktitc•1rewan•2, $8,,290
and Alberta none.. ,
tko.s.,t,armers.''•
...Protect Birds
Use of •"FluShing•Ear"..to AVoid.
,De:itrtiction'by Mowers Sought
•
-1.76•,',Of.. a ofltishitig-bar'!' on 'hay
Mowers is.Urged hY,Ileuben R. Zile.' -
, acting project .rnanager Of the.SoiL
' Coilservation„SerViee at .Burlington
Vt., to Preserve Wild 1ife•,
" have a ,deflnite 'econozine• •
. valuerjo 'the.'•fertner.. The 'farmer
.,'spends hundred* of :dollars and
•"manS- hour's '.6e I:tbor in lis cease-'
lELs °• faithful zillies7t4110.tiir'd8-":11•:wci.t114
•egaiirst :d'estrizeti.!:e
weeds a
,nd, iasects. Withnnt hia
have little .h6pe,' winning .the
fight even for one season.
His bat-
- tie. is eltaler in ni•ORdttion to the
'number of, 'birds liring 011 bis farm,"
ziie said. . • .
Many . Nests Destroyed
,ffiaehtoes ....dettrOy
many' game birkneats and, eggs; as
d's!'fledgingS and grownbirde.
•Surveyrbf'llay teldi; where P1160e-•
anis' MeSt'afte,ii.'nest, intlieate.`thiit
more than' 00e4ourth 4: the 'adult
rnowera '
Year, W.bile frbm'one.half to',,three,
fr.:1011118 bt their nears are. deatxoyed,
actordiag , ,
‘741s seriotis loss largely ,elth be
tlt.'Ottled the.. ,gxrnler, will nee e,
on bii, mower,t"'Zile
Says
. Light Elatribeo Pols'
'rho fiutliihg.bor iv,drht herr et
:.the approaChing pio'vecti:':iinf when
sillito6welit'tt,11t117a't1u !I me( Stops thet
p.I'q`deiitlg,..i.Slantl 'Or lIntitt4'atty. :
•,-ii:l'OnAd• it, by retistirg,t he euttef. :tar.
. the 'iS a. fight,bhin•
,
• b5 1)o0 12 tc0t !Ong, tinehed
Ut;itx ihtattgle la' tito
frotit pt thc, kingtie "0 t11l6 eet
with, ti1isoo:...i11,, fo:Ie' short Ichgthot A,
etiAhl huiu t �Itl the.tree't,ina. eg' •
the oole 50 o.tcto Ottlethretigh the'
hay ahead' Of the, cutter -liar,
•
•