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May Find An Important Place
in Future ,:Canadia> ,' Agricul.
lure — Gives Better Aera-
tion and Drainage_
Subsoiling has been practised
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'It may find 'an important place in
Vanadian. agriculture .of rho future.
So far its application hair been lim-
lted -chiefly to orchards wand
• yards, but its merits warrant its
extension to other: fields. Subsoil=
tug performs .several useful tune-.
tions. 'It breaks up hand span or itri-.
pervious 'soil layers...and thus' per-, ,
*nits .better , aeration and irai:.xge.
This in' turn acee1eratc soil' actin-
;tics sand: plant food pregai ation: by.
baetei ia: - It • allows 'rain water til. •
penertate the soil more quickly and,
prevents loss of- needed moisture .
by evapoi ationor by :run oft from
the surface The `spots;are• induced •
to• go deeper; thus givipg"the ;,dry
•plants • a better water supply ' in
dry weather, and the. feeding area.
•of the root system his increased, In
short,' it helps us• make use of + a
greater depth of. soil, 'virtually add •
-
-ing to the'size of the'.field.
• 'Effects• Last for .Years
The'effects of, stibsoiliiig, 'espec-
tally in heavy land,' will - last -for
years. In. Europe subsoil'ers of yes-,
'ions types,,are used, but iii Canada
most interest, has been shown in a
machine .which opens •up the sub-
soil and. at the sa•tne time, .c1 ae its
fertiliz2l' in' the furrow? 'whey, .t is •
�r-ithi:n.reach of the :deeper'• plant
roots.•
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He Paddled From ,Timmins
To New . York.
Peter Spence,, of Timmins, Ont.,
who paddled to New York to see
the Worldl"s Fair, is pictured as he
arrived at Battery Park, ' New
York city:. The trip took him 101
days. 4,
Time To Send
Hen to Market
When She His Accumulated A
Certain Amount of. Firm Fat
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Anyone who has dressed hens
will have noticed a• large accum-
ulation of ' fat in the abdomen of
some birds. This accumulation can
-: he: determined while • the hen is.,
living by handling the flesh in'the
eggs. Sack. The fat, if present,- will
,be hard 'and firm: .This IS a .sign.
that ovulation 'has 'ceased and. that' ,•
the hen is now using her food sup-.
ply to lay . up •body fat instead of
for n• the productio:of eggs: It a hen
.'has accumulated a .quantity of hard,'
fat in the abdomen it is an almott '
certain indication that her laying
days are about ,over. It Is 'about.
time that her stay in the ;flock it
,term.inated,and that she should be
••sent to •the market. •
A 'Cross Family
In The Morning.
How do 'ybuaken your .family
in the morning To most people
this is one of the most delicate in-
cidents of the day and as such
should be handled with understand-
ing and tact by Ilia' breakfast call-
er. There are," of course, as many
•methods for arising as there are
.petsenalities, and it is the home-
maker's job to discover her own s,
family's peculiarities.
Don't thank because you like to f
,run the •blind to the top ,of the,'
window fiat' thing In the morning
that eveyryo�ne likes his. room toodb�e
light. Some people require to e,ase
themselves'out Of sleep jutt as one
might use every caution in remov-
ing, a shoe from a painful foot, so
that no 5n deli jarring may 'add to
the misery'. To there, a noisy sum-,
moils to get up.ie like a slap• in the'
fac'e..A gentle; yen Whiapered call,
will probably rn ail the :difference •
of having a gool natures break -
..fast .fellnw instead_ of Something
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BEVERAG ALCOHOL' ,AND'
. • SOCIAL PROGRESS •
(International Temperance
Sunda)
Micah 29.1•i, Luke '21:2841,
• .34.36.; I Cor. 6:9.11. •
- Golden Text.— Knew .ye not that
the .unrighteous..shall trot inherit
the.:kingdom of God? 'I `Cor: '6:'.
T iE L $ Q,N IN ITS. SETTING.
Tirane —Micah prophesied .be=
tween •: The. •
Olivet discourse -*as given on
Tuesday of • Passion Week, April
4, either A.D. 29 '.or A ». 3Qr•Tete "
Firsts". Epistle • tp, •theCorinthians:
visas written.' about' A.P. 5.6.
Place. -Micah primarily. pro-
.pliesied regarding .conditions in
the city 'of Jerusalem:' The Olivet
discourse was deliver.'ed on the .
Mount of. Olives, opposite and east
'of the •city, of Jerusalem. The
city'of Corinth ,was . located- in
southern .Greece. , • • '
9.. The women • of my people,ye
cast out from 'their pleasant hou
ses from their young children ye. •
take away;myygloryler ever. The...
-'unrigliteous men of Israel are here
d.eiiounced who hae appressed the ,,• ,
widows t;ncl, the orphans. ,
• .Arise ye, ,and , depart, for -.this is
not'your:res�tng place; because of
uncleanness hat destrpyeth,..even
with a •grievous destruetipn.., • The '• '
'passage .is, based. upon -idea eon-
tained in. Lev. 18: 25, 28, that the
land is' defiled.' by the, sins of its
Inhabitants r.nd will vomit: them ,
out because •of this 'defilement 11. •
If a': man . walking in al spirit of
faitehond ' clb, lice, • strytng, '
'prophesy, unto thee• of wine and of •
' strong . drink he shall even be the
prophet .of this people.' .•
W -i,n'.e • 'and strong' • • drink '
here are .figures used .to denote' '
earthly blessings and peed.
'en-
j.oynienta, • promise . of which was
.held'. out • to the people by .these.
false .prophets
• Budding Fig -Tree
Luke: 21:29. And he • spalie to
them •.a' :parable: `B'ehold the% fig'
tree, and all the.trees: 30. when
they now, shoot • forth, ye see' it
knew, of your own selves. that '
,the summer is now nigh., 31. Even.
• so ye' also,. when ye see' these things
coming to pass; know ye• that the
kingdom of, God is ni'gh.,The ,fig -
and olive -trees,: are' ': symbols pe- -
euliar to Israel,' F,nd with the vine
represent the' whole earthly his-
.tory 'of the' covenant people A:vith-' .
in the times of redemp"tion, Trees;
. like. men, have their•youth, matur-
itx, old age. They change'.with the'.
seasons: .Israel. misused her first
•netigqnal • summer,'( and;'' being un-,
srvetl., entered: into a long,.dread-�
ful.3vinter. '..Here are given signs
that' a•. great change approaches in
the, liistory,•of Israel. The. fig -tree •
.is putting forth. its leaves. •
• Peril.. of. Worldliness •
'34. But take heed to yourselves
lest. haply your 'hearts be - over •
-
ch,argpd with surfeiting, and drunk
enness, and care of this life,' and '-'
that day come on you suddenly .as
a -snare. - Surfeiting may • b .taken
to mean the nausea which follows •
debauch. „Neither the Oid nor the
New Testament explicitly teaches
what we all total abstinence from
all intoxicating liquor, but we must
•ernptrasize--the-' fact that '`drunk-
enness ,•throughout the Bible ,is ab- .
solutely cdiidemned as' one.:of the
• gravest 'forms:. of. sin, and, more'
than ence • we are reminded 'that •
• drunkards will have no.part at all
• in the kingdom of •God. Th.e'•tlay
that is' here' referred to is othe day
' when the Lord Jesus Christ is, com-
ing,back again. ',Our Lord- is warn-
' ing of the danger ,that inen and
'fvomen will be to occupied with in-
dulgences of . the flesh or the ,care .
of business that they will not be
ready for the Lord when' he. comes
back.
35.,Fpr so sli'all it'conie'upcn all
.them. that, dwell on the face •of the •
earth. • 36. But watch ye at 'every'
season; making supplication, that
ye, may prevail to escape all these
things that shall come to 'pass, and
to stand before . the Son' of man.
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He Wants Peace:'
Joins The Array
Domestic ,troubles Drive Clin-
ton Man to' Enlist
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• Alleging that -his wife' gave him'
a :found beating, Arthur. Parry, 're-
siding on highway No. 4, a short
'MAIM sbutiri, of 'u'`fnrtdn, ., 'has
preferred a 'charge of assault, oc-
casioning actual harm. Pary said
his wife threw atones ' at him, and
'broke three of his ribs.
When Ithe cases" Was tailed Crown
Attorney Holmes Bald . he waa in
recelpt of a letter. froth Parry, in" '.
Which he intimated a desire to try
Mid .Withdraw the.' charge, if poa-
sible, and that he was going to
join the army, "so that he -"might.
-,,haat ,,ittl
• Rulers of 'Scandinavian Countries Hold Conference
' Miss s Drowning ,
'In Waive 0. Milk
• Velalo Maki,. 18, ;. was .atroost
drowned in •naillt When' 'truck in
'vs'bieh he was riding was in colli- .
sign with a freight train on the
Sudbury -Sault .Ste. Marie highway •
• near Worthington:. ' •
Maid :said', from his • hospital bed
:Pict ed -as the . ]met in Stockholm' to cele'brate..'t.he.'81)th birthday of king Gustav of Sweden are the rulers'
rix -Y_ � ,_ _-.._ .. _
• of the four Scandinavian .eouiitries 'w'h'o ca'ine'-together again' this week -to confer on What :action to .take to..:
protect their countries against the threat •of aggression:' From LEFT 'to, RIGHT; President Kyosti 1 allio of
Finland, King ,Haakonof Norway, ding Gustav -of Sweden and.:King Christian_ of Denmark. • '
Today's Meals
More Varied
47'• Varieties 'Fruit • And Vege-
tables Found. on , Modern
Dinner Table As .•hAgainst
Old•tinne' Four '
Forty=seven varieties of;,, fruits•
and vegetables are in -common `use
today on everybody's dinner fables
as against a choice o1 four that •
were available to the people of
''12th ,Century England, 'according
to an exhIbit at the New York. Mus -
earn of Science and Industry' in the,
Roockefelle'r 'Center. Exalt • repro- ,
: ductions,` in 'wax,' of the Plump and
• luscious products of modern, farms,
..shown in ,the exhibit, • offs a 'strik-
,itig: contrast to. the' .reproductions
of the. ,dwarfed and puny spe-o
mens of .peas,'beans, leeks.and the
beets of eight centuries' ago:
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-By MADGE ARCHER '
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NELSON EDDY GOES OFF AIR
The biggest radio news of .the.
past•week,.'i.s. that Nelson Eddy has
handed in his• resignation to the
sponsors' of ,the Chase and • San-
born Hour., Eddy will bow himself,
Out.on Sunday, ,Noveinb.er 5th, :and"
a substitute, • not. yet, named will
take his,•place. ' •• 1
In' parting With Charlie .
thy,''Edgar 'Bergen; Don Annelle.
and other meriihers •'of •the Chase & .
,SanbornHour, Eddy pleads as ,his
.reason the heavy commitments he
has .made in concerts,, films and •re=
cording activ'itieA this winter. It•
se4ms that Mrs, Eddy hats 'been
Nazi Bombers Raid Scottish Coast
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' Striking at the. Scottish coast for the seeend. time .within two 'days, Ger-
man, bombers damaged the -training ship Iron Duke at Scapa Flow naval
base. „Air raid sirens screamed warnings at Edinburgh 'and other centres
on the Scottish coast, but no raids resulted., .. b' •
Earliest Watches'
Were' Egg -Shaped
Introduce .In' Germany, They.'
Becam • Fashionable, Articles
in Sixteenth•Century
Peter' Henlein, a .mechanic. and
locksmith; of •Nureirtberg, Germany
is generally credited with being
the ,firstman to make watches.
About 1,500 he set himself to pro-
duce a small pocket clock. For the
motive power he introduced the
main spring. and with this as a
basis produced • little blocks ' - •
'swatches" as they •came to be
known. — which would fit in the
pocket or the purse. , •
We call an old-fashioned watch
a "'turnip" because it is'so thick,
but that is nothing compared to
Peter 'Henlein's products, says
"The Rocky • Mountain Herald."
They were almost round, and when
they' were sold throughout Europe,
they. becanie known as "Nurem-
berg e.ggs•" • °
urging her: famous husband' .to: de-
vote more tine to hard ' recital,
work, at least' that is the gossip,
of the studios. In any event' .the
baritone's voice , has much improv-
ed . of late and his singing ,gives
every evid'ene. cof long' and. ardu-
ous 'Practice,
OUTATANDING MUSICAL
ARTISTS
.. ,
Tuesday evening, at 1000 p.m.,,
the CBC will present the second
broadcast- of its' stewsymphonic
hour, .Wilfrid.Pelletier wilt conduct
,' orchestra' of Les. Concerts
Symphoniques from Montreal, This.
orchestra ,with thatof the:.Toronto
Symphony will alternate every
Tuesday in giving 'concerts until
the third week of December. The
series will resume the beginning of
January and continue until the end.
of the concert season. Guest con-
ductors,will be heard with -bottl
orchestrs together with. some of
-the most outstanding artists in 'the
music' world. •
• • NOTES AND, NEWS
'Saturday, Oct. 28, Football on
both American .and Canadian net- .
'works •Will be the order„ of the af-
ternoon .. . f0• p.m., CBL .. : Tos-
canini• will conduct Beethoven's
First and Third. Symphonies in the
first in 'the' series Beethoven •
'Festival •concerts' by the NBC orch-
estra .'.Oct'. 29, CBL,' H.enriette
Schumann plays Third Rachmanin-,
off Concerto •on it'dio. Music Hall
: program ;:3 p m.;;+ FRBr,3ohai;
Bar.7irolli conducts IQ'. .F, Philhar-
monic orchestra.. . 7 .m., CBL,'
Jack Benny arrives a • another
broadcast in his Maxwell .. ):00
p.m., CFRB, Grace Moore guest •on
Sunday evening' hour , Oct. 30,
`12:.30 p:m., CBL; Farm ,broadcasts
,of interest t ,farmers in• the Prov-
ince • of Ontario , .. 8 •p,in.,' CFRB,'
Andre • Kostalanetz an:' Tune' Up
Tinie .1: . j p,.m.; CFRB, Cecil B,
•DeMille's Radio Theatre ,' 10:00
p.m„ CBL, Carnation Contented
Hour'. . , Oct. 31, 8:30 p.m., CBL,.
Information Plea . . ..10 p.m.,
CBL, 'Les Concerts Symphoniques
Nov. ,1, . $:30 p'.m., CFRB,
M▪ usic Box' Revue - .. 9 p.m., CBL,
Serenade' for Strings . . . Nov. 2,
• .: '8:30 p.m., I CBL, Boulevard
songs from Montreal 9':00 p:m.
CBL, Good News .... 19 p,m.. CBL.
Bing Crosby.
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he was in .,the back of the truck
with •the milk can's and when the
crasli'catne he was blinded by the
milk. He "gasped. and choked"
until he thought he would drown,
he said.
, Approximately 24.0 gallons ,'of
milli poured over' the road and
roost, of the 30 milk cans were de-
stroyed.
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IT PROVIDES U5. WITH
A SCALE''OF.DIST,ANE�
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PLANETS: " .
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THE meatidistance from the earth to the sun, a'Iso, is .used as
the base: line for the nteasurement oR. the distances of the stars
and othercelestial objects. outside our own 'solar systetii, 'For
this reason, great care has been taken. to 'see that , this ,measure;
,aient,is very accurate.
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NOTED NATURALIST :•
•HORiiZONTAL
1 Pictured
American
naturalist.
12 Roof edge. •
13 Viol
instrument:
'14 To harvest.
16 Christmas
17'Arabian
commander.,
18 lviasculine.
19 One that
annoys.
20 One who
runs away.
22 Russian ruler,
23 Thing. . .
26 To recover.
29 To pester.
30 Paid publicity.
31" Small
memorial. - ?
32: Fifth' month.
33 Hand firearm.
34 Geographical
drawing.
35 Surfaces.' . 1
40 Horseback . ' 2
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25 Heaven.
26 Beam.
27 Deer.
28 To emulate.
33 God of war.
34 Vocal.
composition. •
36 Measure of
area ,
B7 F'ruit.:
Saucy.
Spain.
Feather barb.
Toilet cased ',
Door rugs.
Form of "n."
Rumanian ,
coin,
Musical note.
Pair.
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44 Oak: 4 AIways.
45 Charts. • 5 Rubber tree.
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47 Strong' taste. • 6 African
farmer-
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uncommon. .: 40
9 Army drill 41.
halls:
10 Low tide. . 42
11 Cabbage plant. 43
12 He conducted ' 46
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Plants,' • . 51
48 Work of skill
50 Before.
51 To deposit'
52 He was a)
world-fafnous
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