The Lucknow Sentinel, 1938-08-18, Page 2ouse. ruler
'sea
osiligeroos Pest, it
-OW_.,__Ittienac to flomao...lieilth
the' world °tier
eellOnS.: Menaceto: heattlal and a
, iiutsanco Ot. the •Pre.t. prdetis ho
-
•,•04arge iightly 444.0.0 against the
, MAW* htlaai3 ijy. Vita AO Poppet,:
true In the warm Menthe,
• tr0141.711014PPrler to antnilm,, when;
rett006, Its greatest ahaRdaaoo-,
It is 4 ulen.a0 to b.oalt4beeause
brped4.. in..garbage.'nlantlye 411.4,
•:1.10/410.11 faeopS,.4iid taay pas4, direct- „ •
1Y from:, tikth AO other: t infested.
41,44tgr te-teedetuffs,.. .'• -
* IPAPPO Por*,;Apioce •
og .decomposing ,orgnie
-,.-xnatter,•, bacteria' and other living
,••• • . • - . +5
•
''OrgazIAPIP adhere to its hairy hOdY
feot aoct• ,
;‘,.jueuthpartE!,,.:PrIPaY,'be-,eeeYeYe.fl'.tO
.ilood in its•eXereta`and. saliva. One.:
..• 1.043'.:eitiry as wank as 1)000,900.,
,....garnag;• •, •
The *Mee fly s Id -wide in dis-
,tribotieo and otitei.„ 3-41 for tha
perk it playa In Abe diseethitiatioa .
,-.0f-tiangeretuVANOuig-'076--Oi1h;-
'•,•fittitile diarrheea, ',tuberculosis, Ay;
• 001.0; cholera and dysentery. It
shiyes is the intermediate:host og •
r I
•
certein,. fineeiee of ,ionridwortne......that •
. , .
•.1nfeatthe stomach's ofhorses, and
of taneWornui• that oeCur in
Her in 'Canada.; the.. house fly,
is Probably the moat important in-.
leeet spe,eies concerned in disease •
▪ transmlssion. On this account it is
• Very,: eseentitti that: titeaSilreS
takon to control it and to prevent
it fro4,haVing access •tb human'
' ' • • ,*.
' kew, To Coirtro(lt.
The rnost effeetive. imethod • 'Of
'Contiolliog house files consists of
elliainating•-er reducing 'their breed-
ing Tinges by '.peOper, treating' at:,
. Manure and , garbage. Fresh horse
manure is prebably'lehietiy'Teenone:
ible.'for•-the, majority' of Area, in the
!rural ste.tione.,.;. It has been estim-
ated that .'mbre:than a Millionflies
Inay qe'Vel0i) Ircnn ',one', ton, Of •:paett.7
•
Active Sports
Best Oirrietit
, . .
Help to Keep the Skin Glowing,
gYes. Sparkling '
Active sports Will.. keep .,any
wo-
man's figure slim, trim and youth-
ful. The very best WaY;te'lcirie:a.
.few 'pounds, • get fid of a Waistline
roll or oo tile thighs between
,ziowand early tall Is renew you
atteiitton to YOur. favoeitess*ese.Ar„*.;
•;'''.---7-7-‘",'''-!..tiiceildik•te7rearn a new one. • . •
Swhnmng IS the great 'streamlin-:,.
er.,-..}1t fills. out the hollows of the ,
tenthin•person, removes thebitigee,'
on one Who is slightly 'overweight,
inakes - her flesh firm; And, of
• course, : the ,.‘tiloreprofessional yonr.
strOkeithe-mere.Ouickly swimming
will correct Whatever figure, defects
'you havo. If you learned breast .
• and.-41.40.)tiOtps.lonk,4to•ittotteifer.
• bothered about the 'crawl, it might•
bea geed. idea .-t0-4n4e•an indoor ,
• pool 'ead take a .few lessens
Y,trii'llcSee a; difference in your—fl '
,- •
urein no. Dine; •• • : •-
. To, Improve Circulation
Golf, tennis and riding-aswell, as
swimming not 'only improve the
• figure, hut...giVe, the '6101e/ciao '.14
better yeur-,,eireolation, the 'mere
attraetiVe • yen're likely to. be. .:..
For figure and cOm'plexioa bean
ty,,bleyelitig and. riding cannot be
surpassed, The latt:q;': however,
• swimming, is more 'eifieacious
• when : done eitiertlY: few riding.
aegfills:MdY• be lie Order.. .!, ,- •
•.,, • Walking, Is Good • • "
•. Waiking,•.altlienigh not considered•
an acD-0e-sport, is • especially dealrn:
-able...The young girl who tete in-
to habit of taking. a long brisk
, walk, almost 'every' day : "her •
...probably:Will have feW' figure prob=
• lema when she IS'oider: it beliooveii
. • ' the 'home wanian to resoltre to walk-
' to inarket'at:least:fifty. per eeot,..% of.
• ..the tents, the b'-siriese girl to walk
,horne fit* 'work. three nightsr,:a '
, ,
' week.
• .,
Sereiri..Rqte 'Pot:
Heat Wair,cited
• Chief Medical Officer of Ontar,
: Tens How TO Stave Off
'Exhaustion ,
•
,• .SeVen. basic ,ru les', tn. aVeld 'e eV.
• Jape . inft.\-to minimize the diScoin.'
of..the i'presbnt, heat wave are
Set forth byflpi..P. T. •Phair, Chief..
•! Officer in the Ontario •De...!:
, 'pertinent, Of Health.. They •zire",i'
•„ISSe • nil added -luaritity Of 'std.:
in seasoning load in hot weather:,
thereby replacing the eXees§
ritrieunte of enit., lost'. perapi,i&
tion.• - • -•
. Adopt .; a.. diet triederatein
• amountittitl,triade UP, Of •feeds.leiv-
I• n fit 'COnterit. Avoid: Use Of "tett'
Mitch” Selati`dresanig,
Drink water,
,Avoid the—se • bevethge3
a high aleoholfe• centent.
•Aleehol ,getierates' body ht.
Avoid 'Stren.ttetis
410Ularlit:''etiMpt.tfiRio
. .
er ;sing
•
Stif••41NO, WATVAPROOVNOS.
• 'yews, reetf.enct *leer maellee., a!, ,
P ret Uslarge eensunters, pert or
fult time. The Preece. •cernpenY,
Terento,. ,
•.•••••••••.....1-
. • ANTOMQPIII,E REPVIIS'
- Shock Aliserbeire.••
s:41,g§..A•NP. $1,311.VIOP MAKES.
see.elelize. • 'Fred. Stratford;
4imited,. 36 ,Gerrd Vest. •Ter- •
, onto.
iro!lurli A -Nit/ ro.vi. v'
Fxt
91.17Ert, tH1Ck.BARRi]l), ROCKS
'White Roeksr, 4 Week 221e; a week
' 171.4c. 2 week 1:3%es „Order at once.
'Tem:Notch Chiekeries Guelph On-. :
toxic%
GRAND OHANCEi TO: GET- 4 AND
5, Neolc old 'cocicqrtsis at bargain
ricea. 5 week Bar.red, Rocks and
'eNV Harnpahire Reda- s25:95, 4 •
week1,329.33, 3 Week 03. 1;53 2• Week, '
,811.45. ,T3ig Egg quality'add- lc.
Baden Electric 'Chick Hatchery
.lAreited, I1aclen, Onta00. •
2 WEEK, 3 VirF,EK, 4 WEEK ANI) 5 .
• week old Barred Rock, White
Rock., New Hampshire Rea and
White Leghorw.pulleta 'cockerels
_and,—no,n-sexed"—chicks.--Srieeittl-
, Prices, on 4 and 6. week old Barred
, Reek and New Hampshire., 'Rea
'cockerels, : Also. older, 'Pullets...
Tweddle Chick .HateherceS
ed,."Fergns, Ontario. • • '
• DER PO PRODUCTS ‘.
:DERPO-13UG• K/LLER .65c EXTER- •
' Initiates .bedbugs cockroaches—
, ants-sscrickets.,Perpo Moth •Killer
25:?50c kills the moth worm. At,
Eatons, Simpson. Tainblyn ',and
Other leading stores or'Derpo 'Pro-
ducts,' Toronto,. • •
,..114,010iverunte
,LYONS
TRADE IN DEPARTMENT •
• 478' Yonge St. Toronto
AUGUST FURNITURE SALE
RECONDITIONEll FURNITUItE
• 'Every Article thoroughly cleaned,
reconditioned and soldi-under a de
• finite Money back guarantee of sat-
isfaction. '. • ' -
•ag'ILleautiFut .mithogany. led•
‘4'‘'‘.:•••••.‘• room uite., ,dresser,
bed, sitgless spring ,and new
felt mattresa. Perfeet, •
$39.60 Rich walse! fielsh atlite, •
, dresser, -chiffonier, bed,
• sagless • and new .folt,tnat-
Q.on .;:ktoCiehl atnie In dark Will-
"' , ynat finish, vanity; venetian.,
mirror, bed.', sagless
spring' and new felt mattress. .
tKci.nn Bea.utiftil large walnut fin-
•ish suite, .chiffiebe, triOle
mirroryanity„,•full size bed and sag-.
$le6.v.Poroulg.c. •
0,i, pietesuite'; areaser,
vanity, chiffpnier,.bed, sag -
Jess spring ,and ...neW • mattress, in
two tone walnut finish; .
41.Cn• Large dressey, full size bed,
••••"!''' "`" ,sagiess spring, and brand
new .'mattress.'•• ' ,' •
.it79Solid walnut.sultb.dresser..
▪ "". vanity, chiffortier.'1Ull size
-bed, sagless spring arid hew mat -i•
'tress,. 'Like new; ' ' • '
1.1k9•1 CC% Solid, oak dining irooin
*1""••••,•,_••• suite, large buffet, exten-
siba table; and 6 leather seat-Ohalra.
10.43 nn.13ealitiful large buffet:, evi,
table-rand-6-Teathz—
er upholstered 'chair's inolid. ouk
Perfect. • ,
$39•°buffet. china cabuit, ex-
°
tension, table and 5.1eather stip seat:
ta2.50 Large.E.1!witsh
, buffet, double door china:
cabinet, extension ta.ble and '6 leath-
er upholstered Chairs'. Perfect
•
condi-
• •••• • • • • • • •
V•I4ItTlelING
PRACTICAL• 3CH00.4'
of .Desigeing„riod, ratteremakieg
for ladle?' grid, gentlernen'a, gAr-
mentn, dressmaking, and fur .tle.
• signings Vorresporidence eourses
if necessery. ,Pay and ,eVening;
classes. s Individual 'instruction.
' WrIte-'for information: 55 Avenue
P.tlede'Terellte.. '
iff4tINVEY111, s'ifAOES •
IS:ONTROLLED FOR SEASON' Ar.•,..4'
• tertaking a feW 'pills, Hay -Fever
• AfAtiget). (nottan's) an advimeed-
. ehirmadological• PrOPeSeelltire/$!
different. Applicable to 75%
Inth-
vidusi .types. .4$2,90' et ,kading
• Dru.ggisle,: or direct •front; Ca:Man,
• ituttaii. iriduat e PharrnaeiStal.,
• Winn,IPeg. • ' • ' • •
• 4'0401.1.111.Far4 *rot 1.4.ms .
YOU • CAN "f I-4AV El CITY A'CONVENr- •
eneeslh your yiliage'or fertn-houte
'Without -water MIPPly'• Or aewers„
• Write:forstree Information on our,
modern; iself-emptying,, odourless.
Toilets from 235.00 up and leave
behiod for ever the 'dread oUt1;
• house with Its dies, cold and un- ,
...healthyicils.cemitorta: Kaltstine En- •
giheering Company, ,I6.4 Porlfand
. Street, .Toronto. Ont, • WAverleY
$S9 Smart oak suite, buffet,
square ' extension table,
china cabtnet and 6 leather slip seat .
$79
and --6- leather; libnoistered
chairs. Perfect. . ' •
*$109..001.4icrog ‘yvei,p‘tit.$1,41:e, ,
tabie:thinet" and
6 leath▪ er Upholstered cha.irs. Perfect
• condition. • . • ,.
11900 Beautiful. 'carved English- .
• oak suite; buffet. refec-
t: y ta bid, closed china 'eabitiet, 6
• leather chairs; Costnew s125. Used
$125:00-7. carred "walnut
suite (regular 5375 00)
• puffer.: een.ntlful cabinet', extension
table :Ind' 6 leatherchi:Ora.' Perfect
condition. '• . •, . •
$127.50 itleLagan. suite 'solid wal- ,
„ •nut, large buffet, thine ,
•• cabinet, extension table and '6 le th,• , •
•, er, upholstered Chairs.?•
4119,00 Beautiful' burl wulhut
suite•.(cOst .new over
•• $39e), "buffet, , extension ' table,'..chilts,
,enbinet, and 6 leather upholstered
i-hnirs (6.months old). .
>$49Flonr Sam,ple :,cheaterdeld
, • . In ruSt.'rePP; revers
spring:reishienS. •
7L,gri1.nrjre • mohair. te; 3'
• t'everslhir 11.larsha1l
Nir...a I n
faring' '" ' , • • • • .
t29.00 1-Invirt. oteee chesterfield,.
„ suite In rust rroo„.reVers-
ible .Rori,ng cushions. thor-
r,:aghlyi•rle-i•ird: „ • ' •
$14.95 Ttivr.0 ..060.0 • .ehekereeiti
tanestry rover, good
eonstriiiiiti,in,,Marshall--rushioris. • •
39.5A Smart threr'plere snite
11'640i -rid in ;fine' Frew+
jaCquard, reversible Ain'tsh.611 cush-
ions., ! A beauty. '
.$49.00 piece ,brewn
• Mobnir • 'siirter," reffersible.
'Af.arshall•snring ei:p1ittm8 (fleg, 3200)
'
-$45.,A,119 P.1111(';Itell't4ffk7"r1,1elthet:rtleS1;.63e, rOdieeb:sd.'"
--tiplielMered in (Inc, agoea Jadeurt,rd.
,r.erfeet oonotron.
, Large nsqnrtn)fl iif stoves, rah-.• •
'Nets; seiii•ing trinrhines, edd rhester-
•flelds, chairs,: hltc1:4. tables, reftlger0-'
,t6re, tilti •OtibtlietR,. -breakfast
Stlitelt., At rock bottoin Ortnes.
• Write for:free 1110 -Strafed rata.'"
, • • ,
.1yOnS,..BetIchrtg & Uphoktering..
• .
47▪ 8 Yotp'e. 't'ToiTitato
•
• lioNEy, VOIR. sALE A
-CHOICE CLOVER HONEY $5.00 per
60 lbs., f.o.b. Wallace Ross. Sea -
forth, Ontarto. •
.1111E1DICAL
PILES: BOLDER'S 'RECTAL SUP. '
IportT, *2,75 complete. Amazing
new discovery, constantly medi,
cites inflamed tissues and defln-
itelk 'prevents protrusion.. "Write
. for booklet. Vree' trial of 13older's
Herbal 'Ointment. , Bolder ,Mfg.,:
551 Dufferin Street, Toronto. •
rentSONIAL
,MARRY --WOULD YOU MAF
RRY, I
• suited?. Hundreds to choose from. •
• ' Some with Means. Many farmers' .
daughters and widows with pro-
. • perty. ParticularS,40e. Confiden-
' tial.• Canadian Correspondenc,t1 ,
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• 111-114411`DC4tAl"I1Y•
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and eight prints 25e, Reprints 3e7
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ling Studio,' 29 Richmond Street
East, Toronto, ,
FRIENDS , •
Friendship . Is' the greatest thing
In life;and lucky indeed is the man
who iva4 the irnwer to Make friends.
This AS. not Ogedt0OUlt as many per-
sons -beIleYe. It is merely Cea0e et
. recsinroelty., There is lust `ohe,. *ay
to rake a frieUtle-'ead that is to be
gN4mtps
It wrecry, be said .thhea ,4447 was
Itnewti•bY' the .clietuiea he had. Dat•
Is It really, necessary to. have .:eTif-
.expie? Few of US *wait' to be AP '
• enemy. to ,anyone, Alierefere • we •
know otheis are not anxious to be.
our enemies. Hatreds never bring
happiness.
Tlinelteeper am very sorry •
to -hear- -of- youryPietner'S death.:
Would you like me to, take his,
place?" ' •-•
4oss "Very reach, if you,:ean
g‘t the Underta,k,er to 'arrange it
'
'D0R1 tget •dlactioraged! It has.
;been said of. 'Columbus •that when
he started out, be didn't kiwi,' Pet..
' where' he was •going; when he got
there, he didol know where he
Was; andwhea,lie cattle baek, he:
didn't know where he had. been,
•
7 An old timefarmer went 'Into a
storf1' to buy a• shirt...and the clerk
Tried to Sell him a trunk also ..
• Pai-Joer 47, "What would use ,a
• .••• ,
trunk tor?"
['Clerk "TO keep your :CrOtbes
-Farmer do you Want' Me
to; run artnind naked?"
•VOnes 'How are you getting'
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,
Casa Loma Tunnel
Relieves Hay Fever
• Fifty thousand people - from every
province of ,Canada, every 'state in
the 'United' States and from a scere
of foreign 'countries, ' have visited
.Ciaa • Loma,' Canada's- mitstending
shoWpiace, fie far thiesonimer; W.
_,,puid,toi4V4;4ehairmiin7tir
,Casa Loma 'Comniittee of the Ki
•• *anis Club. of West Toronto, 0-
, nOunced lea .week• • .
:1,east another. 100,000 •,people
are eiPected to visit the Castle be
fore swelling the kV;
• wanis,pinh's '4:1IncletPrivi1egeti Chi";
• dren's. Fund";
'fGuides' it '.:the •Castle , reported
, that the narter7oilie tunnel' between
; • the Castle 'and' the quarter -million:
;clonal' stables is the
nig spot to toUrists. The tarieel: IS
iclid.te he the only one �f its kind
.n-the-Nortli "Ameri-ed
. . .
• • Hay fever•victiras are expected to
. •
Swarm the tunnel starting August
3.0: Lot year seores•of ;theiti. spent '
hOure in the Castle tunnel and
:claimed to be relieved 'of their 'ail- •
---ment so lbirg is they remained in
the eobi .pallen-free'passageWay.
A Hollow NcuI
' When screWS are . tightened
home, they stay, fixed.' •Nails often
Work loose .• But now -a nail hae
been' invented that. fits More scL.
cutely than Any sdreW. It is hol,
With a soft' core, and the shell '
is tempered by a.secret process so
that when; driven' into half an loth'
of hard concrete it takes, a -.pull'
of eeveral hund,red pounds to free
•
•
• Wheat . at 130 p.m.,
.Biscits at 4.15
WOODSTOCK. -- Earl ',Golding,:
a fanner residing near Than:es-
ford, started cutting: wheat One,
day last Week at Lao p.m. At
• 4.30 p.m. George II. Hogg of the '
Hogg Mills in Thamesford • an-
nounced that the first of•the wheat
was threshed; purchased, ground •
,.into flour and Made into biscuits
. Which, ‘yore.,out 'of •the,dven ready ,
to aeat at 4..1e p.p. •
Dianiond dealers in Belgium re-
port world demand for the gents IS
• ,
i'uereasing: • " `
Full orIait tir0; to sell ;:orriametital trees And
• shrubs, eyeigreens„gerentilals and fruits. Year •
round propoiqoh. We stipply complete •selling
Commission paid weok.iy, •
Stariloy Park NurserisJ
STONEY 'CREEK 22 - ONTARIO.
• .. •
along in your new 8'-roora gonsel
Stnith. -4-- "On, notso badlY. We
furnished one of the bedrooms by
colleting 'seap..wrappeys." •,
Jones — '"Didn't •Yent furnish. the ,
other seven rocimi?" ,
§Saith. ."We can t TheY.. are,.
:full of soar' z
••
A' man in an: losane asylum sat
fishing over a Dower -bed. A•vlsi
ter, wishing to be friencili, walked •
up apt:I-said .
Visitor 'How many have: You
:caught ,today"•
!'You are the ninth."
,
• AFTER VACATION
wish I • Were a little rock
. A satin' on •
A -dein' nothin' all day long
BEtJUst a-settip' etill. . .
I Wouldni eat; 1 Wouldn't drink, •
I wouldn't even wash, •
I'd set and .set a thousand Years,,
Anil rest myself by 'gosh!
•
Hirani walked four Miles.' Over
the. hills 'to. eail on _thegirl of his -
iii-Tearns:'.FOr a, long time they sat
silent On a bench by the side of her .
e ram
„sidledcloser to her.
. Hiram (beginning)—"Mary 1 ve •
got a, good elearin' over Yonder, an',
team an a wagon,, , and SOnle.
• haWiS; and some cokvs; and I cal-
_enlare,on-buildin2--i-house--an.-7-
7.,Mary.4.MOther, (who was awaken:
ed) — "Mary, Is that young _man
tiler yit?'; / •
,Mary — "No,' ma! But hers git.7
tie' titer!" '
• 1
tun- an
Propos
PoOtOt Says Transplantation"
Supply 1.743.9, Low. .
. .
The. ,e4sooli.kwest at an 'eye
bauk," n.Witielt: the eyes either 'et• , •
• tilMor's or ef dead.: people • could be
stored for use *eye: operations, is
IWPPOSett by Dr. 1444 .T-'4,ellft01,4, Of,
the °Ye •dePartinent'of the Philsdel,
Ptile,.0oUtity. Medical
Such aii e'Sta1111.0•11/0,ellt, its S'Aitl•;
"iYAS, -the only hope for restoration '
: of sight to: many people doomed. to .•
portnagent bliodnes, because there
'.wete .4c:4.-611040, oYos • for use 111
• trennian,tatione.
From The Dead • *
'1,!The, nuMber
;di:Sea:sea Who ,i.eatiire extraction Of
a • whole eye ---with :' an unaffected,.
„ . _ , .
cernea—is tee smallte Provide .fer
idi of the "transplantations
requir-
ed," if34; Lehrfeld added. "Surge-
.• (Msmust depend on occasional don-
ors of eyes stricken by's, blindness
• which (lees not affect the eerne'a, •
Surgeons, will not.reniove'a_perfeet
• ,
';7.6ye'froin 4, living, person' despite.
the . Willingness Of Mothers' in :many
cases, to sacrifice an .eye": to 'give
-their children:sight." • •
. , , . •
•..Solution• to the .prebleM, he. said, ••
,, was extraction- of perfect eyes frem.
the:deed, ironiediately after death.
Th Perfect eyes of:.still;born babies.
had :the 'greatest vitae.
t Science
Doing *.
• Carbon Dioxide Is Necessary
• Carbon dioxide, which les.,,,heex,,,
ideritifie'll-Tof -a-e-Eilia-by laymen
and physicians as being the maln.
ingredient in foul or used 'air, is
now regarded by medical researcb.
workers as being a:necessary con-
*.stitnent of the breathing process.
McGill medical research work.
ors point , out that the • despised
.•carbon:, •dioxides:- is really what
causes us to breathe. •It acts as a
stir/relent on the respiratory'
ceii-
1erS. • This:is the reason, that ..in
, modern 'resuscitation Work oxygen
is mixed with a small quantity et
carbon' diexide which, when it en-
ters the lungs, stianilates them in-
to action.
Cures' Apple flls.
,.Injection of .41.'chemital Rnown
as 'horon into th,e trunks of apple .
• treeS
ial'aid-te:-413,ye almost 100 per cent.'''
control • over this bane of apple
growers.
The discovery is .reported by 14
C. Young, hOrtieultnriat, and, asso-
ciates at the : Dorninion Experi.
Mental, station at Fredericton,
N.B. After Several • years'.. work
they are experimenting to See; if
:".boron can he:, applied as. a Sep
treatment y •"
-New 'Cancee Method:
Invention of radium threads, a'
new u cLof4reatme'lit-ter-eah,
cer, was announced last week at
the New York City Cancer Nati-
tute
The threads are Made by taking
ordieary "sutures" used by Surg-
eonslot. •sewin u wun3 and'
Mier ing in them; spaced like,
beads, :tiny gold or silver "Seeds".
The seeds, long used in cancer
treatinent, contain radon, the gas
from radiuna, Which giVes off ex-
actly the, sarne rays as radiuni.
_
The seeds are so small that the'
-surgical radiuM thread is smooth.
eneugh to be sewn into, or around,
a; cancer. The advantage for the •
"thread radium," according to its
originators, Dt Fred Hanei- and
associates, is tile' certainly of plac-
ing the burning substa ice in pre-
eisely the; best Ideations '
• The 93rd.' Element ,
The, noted phySieist, 'Jean Per-
•rin,. informed the Feeneh' Acad.-
etnY of Science his collaborators
• have discovered what .is bel'eved
to the, the, 93rd •chemical element *.
—a substance heavier .than Gran-
ium. •• -
The .43,Pesident
aca-demy, . said, the •elernent: had
been 'found in stable form in min-
erals chntairtirig Uranium, notably.
'Pitebblende, ,
Hy Using a newerful spectre-
' scope, .he said, his, colleagues had
distinguished, four 'new spectral :
lines Which wre belieVed to Ciaye
been 'caused by the pi•esen.'e
• transuranium, a nueleus whose
atom would' ;contain 93 positive
char'ges.
'Starch -Making .Anienzl
The . discovery that one, • small,
barely visible water animal can.
make) in 25 days,' more starch .
•and fat than the Whole United
States. :could eat, was deszribed
last; week at the Marine13tologi
cal 'Laboratory,, Woods Hole, Massi
,a
so termed from the fact
that , he swims by lashing with
. fine, hair-like arms called flagel-
la. Scientists got interested in him
beeause;;nnlike 'virtitallY all •other
living things,he is able :,to make'
starch and fat without :light;
Starch and -fat are ,two of the•
three essential foods., 'Protein :is
the other.
The
BOOK SHELF:
By; EEDV
, •THE DOOMSDA.7 MEN
• BY J. B. PriesTleyi
• It is fa' a light-hearted ntoed
that • Mr. ("Geed Companion")
• Priestley, -having swapped English!'
mist§ for desert •specs, has cane.
• on 'Whathe• calls '11a fairy -talo in
Western rig." • . '!„ 1 ''
-4-onit part of the story of "The
Doomsdak Men."' 'Buried 'ire it lies
most of the makings Of a, murder:
n1S,tery. It, has mere than a !I:tinge
Of a Western" and algene-roias slice
of :romance. , There' is 'a .beautiful
damselin, distress; who has a brace •
, of wieked uneleS and a father who •
a .Modern -magician, a scientist. ;•
There is an 'impecunious but, un-.,
• daunted Suitor; an ,innbeent
• tist a doniestieally inclined-- sol-
dier of. fortune, w date -devil, ade-
lightful widoW with gray curls. 7
Over all of, them and Many ether.. :
• millions hangs a fate that it would .
be unfair - to. diselose. You enter.-.,•
the:be* ,by way of the rnurder •
• Mystery. Then both 'love and' sus •• •
perise thicken, and the 'tale Winds r
• its faheloos way up a canyon nea' . •
—idieut9ys-r tosuppose that youth
and virtue not trumph, but
nevertheless it. is a relief to note
• that the final' chapter' is "Dooms- ,
• day -j --and Afterwards." '
"The Doomsday Men," by J. 4..
PriestleY,, 287 pp. Toronto: Mus-
son Book Co. $2.75.
ens Require
• Some Privacy
•.....PLANT, THEM NOW
August einbracek ' inaaY 'garden .
. oPera.tiOne•whiek uStially are assee-
• , . • .
iated
with..the fall., this. Is partieu,..
l'arfy true 0! the planting of certain
• halbs...Medennilliies Usnally do the
'best if nla.nted in August The
son for this' easily explained by •
the fact that: it IS the pature Of tile
bulbs to .deVelep'scinie beoett 011..ge
before the arriVal of winter: •
' 'Oriental Poppies
AngusidOes net seem lti; be d, fa- `•
Verable nionth for pianting"-ljeree.
•-•nlals, yet It is at this ,tinie that the .
. Oriental 'il,oPPY erientale)
is niest stiecesSfully planted,' ithalike
niOst ,pe.renniait, the 'plants • die ;
, down ,gradually after their fiower-
ltig
in•MaY''atitl Sittie,!'notil by Aug.'.
ustthey haVe„.becoree,entitelY dot -
Mint,. Outing' this dortnailt ,peritid
Atarisplanting Of the lobe tap root
edlilants IS addettipliShed• With the
greatest aueteSs.. the eariYfall
Ibe plants feeinne beth: tete • MO
• recit' had reeentlY. ;Melted
•Illarita establishtheinfielveStdr.tke7
winter. , a ••
gtow really .fino.. 'Oriental' PO.,
pte the Ott shthxid beiireored
lyche• e tieep$:A•gorel
with Well-rettenriatiere. ee.cOtripbst
18."kica1•••Fres1 triatinre nevey
bp used as theI sdanger .tptftS
Issue 34-8
rotting the fleChy roots, If Well' ret. , •
tea. manure, oe'egiritiO4ti,'cillisit.ba
'obtaiiied, 'dried 'Sheep nianare. and
stitne .cenunereial 'forte .•of; heroes
may ,he substituted .'" These .should •
be therougbiy mike* with theisOil
befOre planting. ,.; ' • • .1
Qitcop.RAOE " EARLY BLOOM ,
:Some ,ChrysantheintunS, . arid doh.- ; I
has Othe.largefieWered ehlbItion
type., . May be e,howirig blids noty;.••
but :it is hest t•t.)",:itiseohrege -eartY.' •
b1eonfine,430th.or these -fine flaw...
'ere are late Sutnater and autumn
Stiblects and retniire 'booler Weather
arid • partioularlY. 1,o.nger and enelef •
eights, to deAreldn' to, their.beat...
EarlY'pciiirning'not only exhausts
the plants'; prematurely, • but the
flOwere, that, are -produeed are tit-
nallY '.paOtly fortned, atut not' sp.
good In °lot' es -those that develop
later gii.lilSeCtS Willett attack ani..
deform the bleSSOMS ate also more
Preialetit neW.than later. '
'Tlierifere•a0Other pindhing batk•
of -the. •014.tits, DAS hal
alteadY been One °fideiit•itelee
in.order... ,. • • ••
Before' goinginto., the privaey
Of the henhouse - it's a geed idea
to rap on. the' .door;:Says..11.;W.
,Titus a poultry expert at the na-
tional figricultui-al research sta- •
• tion, BeitSvilleTLMaryla
"Then' the chickeria.. know • what
o expect, come to attention and
.
'face , the door,",, he , e;cplainS
"There is ,
•alirm.", •
, OthervVise, the bird§ are a,pt to
get excited, flutter, f and iejure.
. themselves. .
$
.1.'Op era hm
itching.4 Insect Bites
l'yes 't'ke meat stelkata itching at tit, b1te.•4,
'ideated.; hiVel, tiearee, erietta; mai ether etleesallx
tiiiiMilon hillicions quitlibi yieldlekiiolieg,'MAI-
sd,etia,siolii 0.-0,11.PRESCRIPTION: Emy-te-tiet-.'.
a iii3tS Cleiir;,gieietle4,-abti *alas," Sbethea•
the, ittitritiria•ited viekly 'Merethe citet• letenle
itehihi, A3Settielhettio,attitidtattitarek...pretetit-, I.-1
oetatitiq elltle,sskfor.O.O.D.PRESCRIPTIONe it •i
The. Government of pentnark,
has made a motionpicture show -
ng fire preventive ,measures,
•
New Zealand's _1037-38 Wtol
crop is valued at $45,00 O.
Canadian .National
Railways Revenues
• .The gross revenues- • 11,,.-L1-;--ti
usive anadiari;NationalRail-
ways System for the. 10.;,day per,'
—
iod ending. 'July •
1938, Were' $4,732,931
cOMparecl with ,., • 5 680 737
for. the>i,d,orrespencling-.: ,
,period of 1937, a de-.,
crease of ' • ' 041,806.
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