HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1938-08-25, Page 6a's Best
eeldy Pa
the-reOtlet0R-tierailarfikc.
Ontario Gott Eight Awaidi
in 1930. Contest.
, •
VANCOUVER -The Penticton
Herald; of '.-Pentictonp B•C'-• Was,
annonneed winner of thp Cana-
dhln Wqe1FIF Newspaper AeSecia7
tIG4's 14oPP11. TroPilY for the "hest
all-round paper'? havillg a Oreille-
tiO4 of 200 or%over,. •
The aWarrd rePert of John C. -
irkwoodl," stated. the Herald's14y.
ling pronounced from. -first
o last". '
„Nixtety-four newspapers comet -
ed for the awards 'divided' among '
•'7the, various,..proyinces as, follows
British .COlumbia 'four. Alberta'
•one, Saskatettewan,..tweq' OPtario,--
eight; Quebec, •inico; Nova ScOtia,-
Circulation:2*000 *na, Over:,:
Group of 2,000 circulation and:
over:
Mason Trophy -Best all-round
1;71,''enticton, B.C. Herald;
2, Barrie, chit., Examiner; 3, Sim-.
Coe, Ont.,- Reformer. '
Davie •Willis Cup -Beat editor-
ial Page: Leamington,, Ont., 'Post
• and neWs.;, W.
. .
• • Arthur "W; Marsh 'Shield -Best
• front Page: Boivinariville
• Statesman,
•' Group Of 1,0002,000 cirdula-
Charles 'Clark' Cup -Best all-
round paper: 1, Newmarket; Ont.,
•.Era-. 2, Kelowna, p.c.,'Coutier;
Lis tpel, Banner:
• Malcolm MaeBeth, Shield -Best
•, 'editorial page: Fergus, Ont, Netvs
;Major A. James - Memorial Shield
.-Best front page: Kelowna,
-. Jarvis Record Is Good
•,Group of 000-1,000 circulation:,
Hugh • Savage Shield -Best
• roOd paper; 1.•7 Wolfville,1N.S.,
Acadian; 2, Granby, Que., ,Leader
3, Lacombe, Alta. ,Western •
Printer and Publishers necial!
--•43est front page: Watious, Sask.,
Manitou; , •
•' Group of under 560'circulatiop,;,
The Charters • Cop- Best
round paper i 1, Jarvis Ont., Bee- '
'Ord; 2, Ronleau, Sask4 Enter-,
prise; 4, Nakusp, ' Arrow •
• Like. Nevs.:
• . '.Printer and Publishers' Special
• -Best front- Page: Jarvis, Ont.,:
Recorit'
*cticWatert�'Floir Into
• ,r••••••:,
„.. ..44G.ENT4 WANT ..10 •
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SPJ-J-41NP., •WATERPROOFI,NGS,
Paints. !opt, and ticior.maaties„ di;
root to large, consumers, part,• orr
full lime, • The. 'Prose°. 004M4PY
• • TorontO,
PPR IIAIWE
• PANNING lifff.,1.. •(X , PROOF.'
Best Min, sells price fie* (Auction
. Sales), ICilnemanufacturing. Is-
kington, Ontario. • ,
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DEEP° l'itODUCTS,
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DER1B0 BUG, Kit.t.grt .35e EXTGR7
rninates hedhags. gOckrotteheS
ants-Orickets.• Derpo "Moth, Killer
25 -?50e kills the,'•'xnoth Worm, At
sinynsoff.,-- Tani,UT5Tfi- 'am:17
,Other leading stores. or 'perpo, Pro-
ducts, Toronto. •• • ' '
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DESIGNING SCHOOL FOR •
• • CLOTHING
.GALASSOIS PRACTICAL SQ.HOOL,
•of- Designing and Patterninalting
for,ladies' and, gentlemen's gar-
. %Silents,. dressmaking, and fur elle,- '•
signing, -.CorreSpOndellVe courSes
If necessary.' Day and 'evening
classes, Individual instruction.
Write for.information. . 65 Avelale
Road. Toronto. • •
.• •11;'llitrqs'I'l'itell •
LYONS ,
.TRADE IN DEPARTMENT
478 Yonge St., Toronto.
SAI.E
• 'RECONDITIONED 11011.11taill'HRE ,
Every article thoroughly ciettned,..
'reconditioned and sold. under a de-..
finite money ttac:k :guarantee of sat-
isfaction: . • ;
.$35.00 i'aLitirdi im.01.4140k.y bed
,•. state, dresser, ,chif-
.,fPniee. tied, sagTess spring and new
felt mattress, Perfect. i•
$3900' Rich 'Walnut' ilnieh
• dresser. • chiffonier, bed,
sagless spring and new. felt mat-
- tress.
4A.nd Modern suite in dark WO:- •
'4•••••' nut finish vanity, venetian.
mirror, ' cbiffunier,•bed,. • sa,gless
staring. and new ,fell. ,mattress.
Ago.nn Beautiful larg-e walzaa
•r,•!•'."."-• ish suite, chiffrobe„ trIple.,
"Mirror vanity, fnlys1*e bed and
• '•
,• vti'llij6ITIP-.1ectbeff. bed,; dresser. . $69 CO
less- spring and new mattress. In
•,•t•wo tone• witIntit finish. • •
dresser, fait size, bed,
"r••••" •••••• .-sagress .spring and.biad
new 'Ma tti•ess. • „ •., ' ' • VW
$79.,c0 suite, dreSA'rr; •
i i .chiffon, er, full sxe
• 'bed. stigtess .spring, and new
• S2i..Like new. •' .•
_gri Selid ottk.• dining: 'roosn,
•-1" -•""7-'"•. suite, large buffet; exten,,
'sant -tit hie 41 n.d 6 lea ther sea t chairs,
• $29.007Beautiful large. buffet; ext. ,
'tension table and e'leath-
er •uphia;,..tCred chairs, in -sol Id soak..
• perfeet:' ••• •. •
!Ina ran Oarai)lete• suite, solid oak
-_,„•••••••"."" buffet. china eabinet, ex-
lensio4 table and 6. leather. slip Seat
$42 50 Large English oak 'suite.,
•, • ' buffet, double 'door • china 7
Cabinet,•extension 'table and 6, leath-
er upholstered ehairsi. Perfect COndi- .
$59.00 °m"r".t oak • suite, Ibuffet,
square ' extension: table: .
, china cabinet and 6 leathers slip seat
rJeziutiruI large walnut $79 00 •••-"•!. neer.' suitc'buffet, cabinet:
table • and 6 %leather -'saiholgtered..
.,Chairs. •:Perfeet. .• • • r
.$109 00 'Largesolid. walnut. State
CNANiVEL!
..:TC:tJ.001 12. —
0.0SNIALLi:;
Diversion of water ,frora.the.Arc-
tic .ocean watershed': to the great •
,lakes and .the t Lawrence Ahroug1,..
Long lake. One of the. largest en,'
• :gipeering projects •ever undertaken •
In northern, Ontario; will be *Met
, complete'. by, the etid of ,the year,
atdording to r.eiitirtS trOM Fert Wil
• •11.4M,..'qnt The Map, ,LEPT:lehiaVe..•
'location' .d.f the ,deVelOnment, A
$00.000. darn has .already :been con:" .
structed at .kenegamisis lake: .50.2
Miles north.,.;.of':' Long, Lac' station
.and a second darni. y•111 be built At
the'•head et 'Lott. Lac; '...The -entire
'project, tbieh Will add ..tt ,floW Of,
, .1;250 cubic! :feet of 'water •per seed,
'.ond to the ,Nia,gara riVer either to
f1os, over "°"tbe ,.falls or , .for P°Wer,,
,develeprrient; and also making pas-
• 'sih1 an inerease. $:1;000,000 per
in the revenue kern Ontat.lo's
',crests, Is grider the control..,or he
Ontario Hydrb, headed'hY,Dr;
,1-16sg: .
Codfish iwaa the curtertey used
to par for th'e new. 7,2R1,te1
'• tiry 'motor Vessel , The
Vessel wag'IbUilt. at Trieste, Nor.:
way had: a'• Stirplui .Of ,codneh,
Whieh Italy Was efilY toe piensed
to take in Otchatige for theship;
••••
;termany'S'" tai c 'reettpts fel' the
last .Aspai year were 12' per cent.
ahOve th preceding 12 months. '
• PRIrrOtInAPili,
lNlIiThiIzNT l'sR,P WITH ,Ey-
pry ,25e, Order, /toll. Olin developed .
and eight prints, .25c, : Reprints 3e..
fletradished•UVer -25 years,. Bright-,
449, gieb4,9nd kitreet,
gast., TOronto.
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BEST RESULTS', tvloTortps To
• be proud 'of, ioII developed and
Printed with'. higiose deckled edged
Prints,. 25e. Beautiful enlargement• . '
• free. Reprints Sc. • Prompt "titer,
vice. Excel ,Photos, 1272 LAns,
downs, Avenue Toronto.
.PAEE ENLARdEMENT 1=,• 25c, pg-
veloning and 'printing 8 prints, es, -
Ong' 3e; •Prompt Serviee..'WoTeS,"
:•••pini!soPiTAII. '
MABRY-W(SULD YOU 'MARR
'X 10
suited? FlUndreds to choose from,
Some %vats means. Many farmers' '
?daughters arid .wietows
••PortY, • l'articulat•s, 10c,f
Coiillden-
tzal. • Canadian •Correspohdenee
cinh. BOx g28, Calgary; Alta. -
14411111'1111 AN./ 1'111 14111
1.:1411111'1111•IN'l
SALE OF SEVEN AND EIGHT
week _old, Barred, Rock cockerels
• 26R,e. F.eed some of these well
startedicockerels with Your sur-
plus. Brian. Also 5 week $25,95, 4
,week $20.95, 3 weolt $/6.95. Big
Egg QualitY le more. Baden El-
ectric 'Chick Hatchery , Limited,
' Baden, Ontario. • '
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BULLETS- 4, WEEKS TO 22 WEEKS.
Barred Becks,- ,White Leghorns, •
•A,l'sly,sitarted chicks and cockerels,
weelc:tp 7 weeks. Write for pri,•,,‘,
ces. Tweddle• Chick 'Hatcheries •
• Limited, PerguS: Ontario. •
5 TO•6 WEEK oL.p. PULLETS. Bar,
r;eci. Rocks 29%c, Leghorns 33Y4o.
'4 week, Barred Rocks 2314e, Leg',
horns 28Yse; 3 Week 13arred Rocks
Legherns 23Mic. Large Egts
Quality•add lc. Top -Notch
,eries, .Guelph, Ontario,
. NpvirspApgit oPPOItTIMITY
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. 1.11?I'EfUtWANTED
ADVERTISER...IS INTERESTED rN
, • PtIreithsing.Ontario Weekly News -
.paper. • Can make , reasonable
down payaldnt in cash tutd.month-
ly payments for 'balance, Must in, ,
•• chide good Job busineSs and
established n'ewspaper in graving
district. £4. Emerson,. 9. Delaware
Ave.; Toronto, • '
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.LAWN 'SEEDING.,TIME.• • ,
More and more ,generally it is be
caning .recognized ',that the • late ,
"suninierAtigust '15 . to September
15Z18 the best. time for • seeding'
lawns. The .grass growsiigorously
until hard freezingweather,. arid.
such: annual weeds' as MAY Start
e first .rosts, •
Even better results' are :obtained..
When • the area to be planted can
be- prepareda few Weeks In ad
vance. This iiveS the soil a chance
to settle under heavy rains, so that
.any uneven places May be regraded
.justr before sowingit also'pin-,
videsa chance for, any, weed. seeds
, in, the .SOil.,•tp sprput. •,-These are
easily .destroyed whew the ground'
• 'receivee. :.a .final preparation for
Sowing •tao grass which, then Can
get ,•off to h clean -start, with the
'minimum com 'etitiOn from Weed
,
,11 lime i to he added to the s.oil,
it' ean:.•alsobe' pat in. novir:: this is
;Preferable to applying it: •jtIst b•q-
,fOre the.grass seed is e6wM, • '
. • ••• (cost new , over $3G0.), •
, Vutret, extension table, Cabinet and
6' leather' Upholstered chairs. Perfect
. condition. ' • • - •
tit ifg.on.riedt!tirul carvdpEciglisli
'`r• '''•`••••••? .oak suite, -.buffet refee-,
•tory ,table„ Closed China cabinet, ,l 6•
leather. chairs. Cost new' $325.• lisecl
:$;25nn. iiar.g- .cai,ved vwalnut
4N•I‘P : suite • (izegular 1'6375.00)
Buffet. beautiful' Cabinet, eXteriSion
•• table and.. 6 leather ch•siirS. . Perfect'
,--'-'-coliditicin. . "". ' ' • •
1197.gri AteL4igaii..s,uite SO•lid wal- '
7r, •••.• •••••• ,nut, ; large buffet, china.'
' cl.bille.P. •c-xtensidn' table and 6 leath-
er uPhelstered,chairi. - • .., • •• •
• g1 144.eln Beautiful .bur1 waintit .
• 'r ''' •••••• Suite ,(cost new Over
6309). buffet; extension ,tabte: China
• cabinet •and 6. leather -Upholstered
ehalr•s (0 rridrahs old). ••
$ktiq nn Floor sample ;chesterfield
'r ••. "*"'"' saltd; iii'rust repo. revers-
ible Marshall .spring ettsItions,, •• • •
,...,Aq1:60-.1.4-r,e mohair' suite. 3
nieces, reversible Marshall'
, sn• 1.) •- cushionS, show- wood walnut-
$29.60- Sillart &Piece clidIsterfleld.
• .. __:(tuite..-..i.n• 4- ust-re•plz: rele-I-
Tbfe-tilarsliall soling cushions. thor-
oughly (-..le:cii,ed. • y ... -.
$14:95 Thre'e sPiece .thesterdeld
. ., i „ .state.'"tapeStry cover„gOod
'construction, •Nfarshall cushions. , ••
139. gol Smart three ,piece suite uP.-
. '97 .
'-'*•-• .haistered in find French,
Jaccaigrd. z•eVersible :Afar:Thal! cush, •
lens, A. beautY. : ' :' ' • • i
- VAQ nn .ne.,1-lejrul 3. preCc''brown ,
-r..“-.1••••••• Mohair' solid.- "•reverSible •
•• 'Marshall s,pring cusiTions•fIlets,• 6'200)
• Thcil'oughly ridatieda, •••• .
'-nn Beautiful elfeS/erfleld' bed -
suites ;It ,,•nch hotionie,orice's.•• ,. .„,
r
......„,..ffite iltrnehler)...pieceF,
.11 holAterCd in fine figured, ja,cottard....--
.rfect condition. ' ,,, , ,. . •
Largt, 5t.4ostment Of stoves, ea* ,
i et.a,..Xc4ing. Machines. odd chester- •
1,d's, chairs, bedsit: tables, re'frigera•-',
to s, '• ,chittri . Cabinets, breakfast
, logwtior.i.te Ito'', free •illitstrated-' ea la-
,
".
Lyons Beddiag & Up'' holsieriz• ig.%
478 Voiigo, St.,. Toronto •
• ii,t y.,PnvEit "A TA, • s,rAt.s..
C0N,T1-1(n..i,tri . Port s'.8A::iON API
ter•takints,a fdiv pills.. HaY-Fever• ,
A rit igen , ( FRI t tit Ws) : an a d va nced ,
pits rindeblogICa I„, prOCeSs-rentirely
• • different, Applidable to .73r,'`O ind.r?
itidlIcil ',(Yvetl. ' $200- at Iending
, • „Drugt..(Ist.5. or direct fibril Carman,-
..R‘vuhltthil,r01;e4,;•;,,,,,d. vote r.b.e., erndeistg.
:)11'EDICAL
rft,r.:8; no I.:DEIt's • nEct'A
t.
FOI1T, „ctorriplets,-. iNt5SinP.2
neW•',disil,o•Very. Turista:tall/ rhiedi• •
etit,(S1 tnilaincd tissucot and
• itely "pre*ents .prottusioni .ttrefte
for, boOklet.' Fred trial Of BOlder'S
. /lethal ointecent• Bolder Irfg.,
651 buffo/in. ;street, Torotita..
40IPIRTs, , •
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"V•01.: "AN ITAVIJ GITY
..'e•ficcs In ..yotir village or (arra hclMe
•Without water. supply er• sewers.
Writefq,r tree, tratil-niattort. on Oki?
• rilOdern,, 5elt-,0Inpf'ying; OdotitieSS,
; Toilets from' S.33:(at.uP arid' leave
behind frit. 'Over 'the 'dread' Out-•
h.31.1se. With 118'.nt:es, 0,018, and 'tins
• healthy,,•di:tromforts.. kaustihe En- •
grati'cr•inq ColnOVV: lel Portland
Stredt, TOI•Orieo, (Int, ,WAVerley.,
.5013, , , •' • .
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issue No: 38'
To Make Glass,
Sand Is -Needed
J -lea& Causes It To. Run lnto A
Transparent ,
.P1s4 Was Discovered
•
Well: play we speak of the Slat
ing.fianOS, P474 4 Writerin thei
Children's NOWSPaPer. for 7,ear by
year th.e; contours of the 'sandy des...
pile change. In the Canary is-
lands are .hage heaps of sand piled
'upby winds that•';hatre blown frorai
,the' '$eharat and In ,Yrte., and Per-
sia And. Arabia the sancta are for
•overdrIftipg‘over, the ruins of,'anci,,
oat cities. These
ie n�ver still, and when a hLI1i-
cane
springs,up and, the aagggt: Nies
•liefere the. star.m. Men bner 'their
'heads and, `crouch !do:1;in, withyear,
•and.,treMbling.
got sand',4s•osetni.... Without it
we ,S41::/44(1.,be at a. Ioss to know
how , to, build,' our Ildlises„, and, but
for sand We mighthave no
Though- experts are not 'sure Where
-.
_.g14ss7n...?•41!.,41..L•beg4,411a4-.1.4ellelte44,i4.
have been Egylit drSyria, both ,..•
:countries having a•hundant sand.
It is :possible that glass was 49-
cidentally disceireted by Phoenjci-
an
rilichah.ts. whodid their cook -
Ing in the Sand and found that
heat eauSed it to 'run into a trails-
•
parent glaze; Prom that, time toi
tmssand!, has •fi1way,3, lakgelY
1.; need in tile MennfaCture:of-glase.
has itlbg, •leen: used far'
measuriag 041%. Wo sifl have egg-
---•-hOiler,•*,V4t,k4.11e#4lttie,44t7ef-4444
.444 14 th.e.4.43!4' before elec44 wergi •
•cheap• the' sand glass, nr hoor•glOs,,
.W4o 41,Y1.43'.4. at:hand.
Ancient Origin
•Of."HoneYnitocon
. • .
."Arn'eng the porthein. natioris of
Europe, in ancient times, it was
the •enstom for newly • 'married
couples todrink. metheglin ,,or
41.ead• (a kind of Wine Made from f
Marriage,: Antiquarian lore has,
it that from this 7custom the 'term'
"'honey •Month"' or . "honeymoon"
-originated,. says The Rocky lgRunt
tain Hrald. Whelher or not ..ihat
is the orlgin of the Word, it is
knoWn that in the day's of Mar- :
riage by capture the bridegrotnn
remained in hiding withrhis bride
until her kinsmen tired of the
search-for-hen.--
ater,. when love- entered mar -
ria e and eloneants were fre-
quent, the bride and bridegroom
remained in hiding for a, while. -
Both' of these "hiding periods?' •
•seem, to, point to. possible origins
of the honeymoon 'trip. •
-.--Sw.allows-Say.It'll Be A: -Tough Winter -
• It's h long, tough winter' w,e're heading for if eWaliows. are to 'het
trusted .as meteorologidal prOgnasticators. When .the ,swallows head for.
- the_south-.-and-warrner-chmates thia early an -the .year weather prophetg7i •
have no hesitancy in,preclicting an early ,antiseVere winter: Already Well 1.•
On ,their way South this flock of sivalloWs is creating wdesign. against
the sky on 'the telephone.wires' in North -Carolina. • •
The; best paper.
in $.11.0;1"444040.474,70.Q...041.9.t.,,,..
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Set••-jYle a' Task
Set me a task ; that 1 may.work to
' gait/ al/ inch of ground
Along thepath' of Progress, where
the joys of life are found;
Set me a teak, that I maygroVir in
strength of les -sons learned; .
In Pride and Meekness let me be.
with clearer sight conedned.
Set me a task; •that' 1 may give
•what has been given to me
And.know'that greatest works are.
clone out of humility. ,
:C 1 sfi 117
Hhimself to his 01 at midnight) -L -
"My boss says I'liaVe-What he calls
a lot of ."gs-up",and-get."• 2,
Sally --.-Then 'why don't you?.
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• RP1.14ACH AND CAi3I3AbE
• The home owner with a-V.Oget--
able' garden looks to.'early August:
as the time,' 'tosowspinach for:•ai,1
Vihin7-,a-rtionth-on..e19.. Most hp.,
..portant,:h.oWeVei, is the • sewing of
• Chinese cabbage which' usually;
fails to head If sawn in
' .SOW the eabbage. seeds, thinly in.
the •i•OW, tkr•'itEl‘•e they Will grow, be
they resent transplanting. '
: Th)n, the:seedling:81 Whew they be•
gin tderoWd,,pne•arsother,.until•th
1),i,antsstand fikt.e..ea Inchee. 'Apar .
They wilt Make solid heads by late
autumn' :and add • to the -mem,' a
delibacy.that has ',flaver inore
.mild and pleasant than 'brdinarY.
Cabbage. :It also 'makes .delitione•
• sia'w!and the leaVeh..:May. be eaten
•• raw fficeelery'or letttice.•
•
,
Johnny Jump -Ups
Johnny jitinp7upa; as the . old- ,
-laShitined : arnall'-floWered violet of
.... • : "
gr at -grandmother's' • garden. were
bac ...into poptdar faVdr; Like;s6 •
,
"ap ropriately called, have jumped
..many Other realiy.Satisfactory gar-
den tlotvers, theY,Were sacrificed on
lthe 'altar .of "big" flower worship.
It is of intere,St;'too, that the 'oldc-
fashrOned Small-110.ered pansies
::,:m.64...g4ofin. ,..,,,ssohuag:L.paiD.r..:e08;,,ca: irsefuilhlYe :
selected strain, poi -out under the .'
tt•ue olcilashioned type.11,
Sawed With Sock .
Cottoni socks hid b,eirig‘ isAtte&
Prieonere itr ,‘United,. States
• , jails, ,becatiSe' Otte priSialer mao-
-lgd to through a ong..iiich
ifOri hat With.a. Yarn front.' a WOOL
. •• •
• st).ek: It tOOklillii'l'hOUrS to le it,
. ,
•
Although thglattd 1zis Iewor .
greWera than Stist ..before " tho
WOrld. Wettheir tOtat Profits have.
i4 40 t."(rrit lds than $6,„oop,0()o. iti
""1914, 'te! $1•12,3.00 000 1:0a7°",
0-6-fful
hat Science
Is
YarIahle Freezing:Point
4 scientist last 'week described
:Water as A -strange chemical cum-, '
bination ,which can stay liquid. at
temperattires, far below its freez-
ing point ' or freeze at tempera:,
tures several' degrees :above:
. Dr. Ernest Dorsey of the Tjnit
ed States Bureau' of Standards
, said he has -cooled water six
degrees below zero without having
turn into•ice: '1'his isS degrees.
below . its "standard" ,,freezing. •
. point.
Other investigators have •found, •
.he added, 'that under some air.;
ecinditions'iOe fornis, On the ,wings
of an airplane in flight' ',even •
-7.-thouglt.-ths-Aeinperaturer-•severaf-
• deg,rees abeye ,freezing. ,
Successful Respirator - Mask
A 'new, type of respirator mask,.
, tried out in planes flying in the
.sub-stratosPhere, may wine day
' serve as a,.subStitute for oxygen
tents new used in hospitals.,'
, 'Dropping out of the sky after
a non,stoli' flight at. Minneapolis
last ;Week with scientific data on
'Oxygen•:Maik:'eqVipment ;expected
to make an important contribution
to Medical.
.science•
.
For seven hour e and 46 minutes
- the large transport • Plane • of
Northwest Airlines has flown frem.
Idos;': Angeles and approximately
:one third :•of the .tune at an .alti-.
..tudeof--41,000 feet in ordet, to :
give the crew: time to .tet the new
'
Deadly Germ 'Photographed
, Orinxing (" with hail,- what he
described as theonly. photographs ,
ever made of the dread strepto-
' coccus germ„Dr. Herbert Rogers,
'resident pathologist •Of 'the NOrth
Middlesex •,Hospital • Of London,
' England, arrived on,tht continent •
• last week to ,confer with Hai•vaed
medical farthorities. Dr. Rooers'
`said: he ,discovered the .germs ac-
cidentally ;four months ago While
examining the blood -of a 30 -year -
�1d worrier" patient. Althotigh tehe.'"
germs` were known to enter the
blood stream of victims, he -assert-
ed, they ,very reidorn have been,.
located.: , •
• Measure' Cosroit Rays ,
Maybe a cosmic ray doesn't ,
Mean much to you': Maybe; yeu
d;ri't evenknow' what it is 11ut
"oiler in Philadelphia,. Scientists
are: striving to` tathern myster.
• • „
Meinbers oi the tartoT,TteSearCh
Foundation have ,builta cylindfical
iron tailk, p,,yer 40' IL high, ' and*
10 it: in diameter, tO be tified as4
, •
labOratoryfor eXperimental pur-
• The bottoni of. the tank will. be
specially shielded from Wireless
"416
ray -and the top'f-14mi
•o.' he
filled .with. Water,,, through which
the cosniic rays will ,pass. and be
. measured., • ' •
- Polio and Sommer Flo.
It is possible that there is oatne '
relationship .-between summer flu,
and infantile: paralysis,' Pr. B.: T:, •
IVIdOhip, ..Deputy , . Minister of
Health forlOntario, rerna'rked last
week. It eppeared Probable that
rrianY people • might have the
ganiem, yet :not deyelop any ap-
•-•--PearanceLiof paralys:s,• he'
, •
• - '
,;New. Nitrcgcli. Form . , ...•
" Tbere is a nlysteriogi 'light in
• flie night.:sky,.. 1.vhich, does , not;
come from the. Moen or' -stars. •Dr.
Joseph 111.,•Kaplan, .asicieiate pre--
'fessor of "physics;.-Unikersity.......of_T
California,, at Los Angeles,, • has-
been investigating this radiation '
: and .his studies have led to ' the
' diScOVery Of a- new fonm''. of nitro-
gen.
IieFsednred pictures- of its spec -
trill* Which inchcated•-the' light
came from electrically . excited
• gases in the enter region of the
'
atmosphere, but there were some
:lines' in the spectrum that did not
,• belong` to known gases. ' Caleula-
',' tins •detnonstrated that the lines
photoiaphed corrspondedwjth
theSe:. 'Produced by nitrogen in
.':atOttic forth. The "kzioWn nat.&
` gen la a mele'culeonaile Urr,of two
nitrogen atoms': •Int,the new fern,
the nitrogen are ,single atoms. ,
. .7 . .: .,
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'The. , .. . . . . .
BOOK-1.,:py E4,1'FAf.I. OH' :. 4DY
.',.p.flAy Fda THE WANE•Elita'''
- ', BY , Kate Otsien•.' ,
' The soft, V..artn :chain'. of the
, Iris,h, conntryhid,*eis eyoked .as , a:
convincing background 'for -ANS'
tale' of the,•:' Cottello' .f.aniily .3,viio
litre at Weir House.in the yolo of .
Honey. " ":”, :, ,..
The action of, the story is, en-
• 'tirely•in the minds and 'hearts of
" three people,. Matt Costello. copies .
• haok aftermany *Years in Liahdriri;„
..1L . after.,winning fame and riches as .
novelist. and playwright, after the '
raptureof a* passionate love at,
faieand ;after its. end. A month
of meetings 'With, the cob], lOvelyi
inteilient :Nell Malieney. •brings "
*him the Saddon' hope of new life,'
.What, happens when he i,'ett8Psat
• the hope,, iti f4.."%fislii'O'Beionf's pre-
rogative to toll. Th.o swift 'de,
neuenient.is surprising. ,. .
"Pray For the ,Waade'rer," by
I<to. O'PrIen 200 p tr ,7t or 0 nt (.0
•,PoUbletlAY, Doran itrid Cotripatiy
$2,50, 1 • • ' ,
•
. •
Recently there; was a Negro
baptizing in South Carolina., Af-;
ter one of the converts had been
innnersed , he was asked if the wat-
er Was cold. "NO, not a bit," said
be. "Bettei:' put him nilderagain,
parson, advised la..deacon,,7---the--
haSn't quit lying yet.'•
A couple of riyht," but ,frientlly „
stere,:teepers Pere talkingthings
over:-
•Fii•St--,--K`When does your open-
ing Sale.clese?" ••
Second -"When:. -your closing
Ciende Shout
Point Way to
Better' Life
*T.1
Creation:of. a board of scientista
• and plalosophers emPowered o.
give .or refuSe permits for inven-
tions likely to affect' huhirn7ft
was proposed hy •Prof.,
„load', hth
ead Of e •Department of
.Philosophy•and,Paychology in'Bit
• beck College, University, of Leaden,
at a teachers' summer school Ineet
• Mg in London; England. '
"Scieneo has given Ili fit
for gods yet We brin, tOlheir, use
the. Mentality of:selfoollioys . and -
•Savages," he sahl. ',The symbol of:
,..this is the ah.Plane. The .greatest ',• ••-t .
of man's., inventions . yritict neVer-.
theloss threatens his civilization
with destruCtion, • ", ;
de - the air
plane but the ape has got held el •
it . • ': • ;
7'Civilization threatened
"To step on foot throttles; insert
coils into metal' slots,, scan • head: •
lines ei•ostid through 'clicking thin-
stiles ; tura on the radio, hurl our
over the sin.fate of the earth
,in 'a' mechanism prop'elled by \gaset-'...
lin-thee Cetistitute'.the„moderfi
Motion. of enter.tainment.
dozen;
' men • Of talent , by• •lfie hundred' la-
. •
• bored, in Order that the radio might
'be A miracle was performed,' but
With Mutt result?.
'.'Sejtence, in • Short, has proyid.ed..
alitindance the Means 'to the•''.
•good life, but it has net taught. us
how to live."
sale opens.",
a:man:who spends.
nirinutes; and 16 seconds intio,,
tdruocdiuncgtiil:
aom„an "who needs no in,-
. --,---
Every. ore Of ,ns has a besetting.
sin. ,
One of us is lazy., •••
'Another is top found of liquorg,
. A third had .`rather starve than:
.grasp unpleasant tasks, • ,' .
. Again you see:a Man or wonien.'
who gets POWherebedause of ob- ,
seseion alway,s to 'do or, to Say the
est° a lyne Lies
. Off the handle' into senseless'
an-
ger and undoes More than he ever
can do.;. .
Finally, a lot of 'as; who. think,.
.we. are paragons,, • kill • ourSelve.s„,
eating.. ' . •
.7.—
Anyhow, it Set the bey litd
• Jerome (after Sunday School')
-"Say; Dad, otir lesson today told
1, about the evil :ispirits entering the• ;
Dad -,-"Yes, and 'what do you
'• wish: to,: knew about that,: son'?.."
Jerome -"Was that the • 'way
they.first got deviled,hainr '
' READ - IT: OR , NOT: .,- The
, .
planet Neptune is .never•visible to. •
the naked eye.
, .
We
doubt if it- would • he' wise
to test ,out your ‘ prospective soh:: ,
in4ait this Way::
The bigibtisiness man, who had ;
never been known to get the worst'
of 'a deal,.leaned hack in •his'ellair.
,•131g Bpsiness, Man.(laaning'bnek
in , his chairt,).--:`.186 you want to
marry my datighter, • eh? Well,
tell me this: Could you lend me
$1;000 At once, withOut secia.ity?"
•• Young gap (standing by •the
fireside, loSing no time in reply:- •
SiT, • .1
j3ig Businca, Man -"Good Cer-
tainly,•Yotf marry My Clarlice.;
ltd trust her with' any Inah•iWbo
shewed ',a spirit. like that;
, •
• Girls'. who. used to 'f;a• finger
exercise on, the piano are ; now
tontent to gtt it • flrigering , the
dials, on the '
Dublin, rilroland, win invite the
world to its .drarnatic
August,
• STOPPED IN A MINUTE a
•
Are You tortrientsd with the itching. tortiires Of ,
siottlita rash,,' erupt ionS. or other ,
•Ikiiihillictipss/ Pot lora old happy olliof,
nit ensil4rrit, intiseptfe, IIqufrI D.
• Preserhotkin, It, wan% c410 soothe t1 ltrIA
' Ike,/ skin, Clest, greauleits and Stainless-- ,
' cities (as!, Stops' the • olefin in'tOriess'illthing •
"Irstantly, A .36c bdttle, at drug litotes',
.Drove. It4--44,1noney bad.• 20
,
Jack Miner's Garden..
Jack Miner, 'famous natUralist.
of Kingsville; Ontario,' hasone of
, .
the *largest flower:gardens in the
country Which is,cared -for by Jack
Miner. ,himself. Photo shows,him
picking ,beuqu'ete for his sick
friends/
SeawOedi.:NYrapping
,s•
• Latest, wonder, from the labora. '
tory IS anentirely: new transPar=O ,
ent wraPping material Made 'from„.
seaweed:. :Chemists , found that
•certain 'species of. the, Weed When •. •
, boiled set, like a' jelly. They
ex-
piimentecl further and 'found diet
this jelly could ' .turned into •
thirl tough 'shbets.- ' '
., , _
The secret •is acid a .
suestance •lialf way between a
ar, and a fat. Reing Ein. acid It re-
acts. On 'niqtals, and so it -Can be
, made 'tO produce a'vericli of nat-
ural. colors .frotn metallic .Salte..
•' Greatest advantage Of the hew
inatc.riai IS thatit is 'soluble ,.in
WatoY, •
RHEUMATISM
Pour 'Wawa, into a warm
dish. Ruh 'fishnets; gently in;
then apply it, lecurding to
, directions . . end • soon
you'll get relief
to
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