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PATENTS
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all
Motor Car Sales .
V,
patently from nowhere a pair',
by Bodrique Cardinal Villeneuve,
Archbishop of Quebec, led
cision of the directorate
‘ publication,
“were registered.
CFECl.AL ROSE COaiB Brown ’ Leg-
hbrns. “The kind mother usad to
keep." Vitality, required f6r, laying,
large eggs. Neuhausers., Chatham Ont
tario. '
CHICKS FOB SALE
QIX, BREEDS CHICKS, 8 CENT$;
J pullets ' 30c. Complete catalogue •
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Growing Old”EARMSAT BARGAIN PRICES
never equalled. Willoughby Farm •
Agency, Kent Building, Toronto,., .
anxti}«fc^_-.S t.z">Agu llux : H-a-luh'ei-y.r---S U'
Agatha. Ontario. '''■ ..■ •
l|o;w triis expreissidu ds controlled
. . • r. _ , we shall
see. in our study of Balance, the, &e-«
cond of our three principles, of De-'
All Agencies Co-operating To
and”commentator, will suspend pub--
lication’on’-May“ 11 next. The Inde
pendent daily has been published
continuously sinGe^Afirch 10, 1934.
'I Criticism of the paTper’s articles'
’ | yyiLYt~SHlF you ..n/7 best blood? test- -
* ed BarrecT Rocks op* White Leghorns
for 8c. , Day 'old/ ’-Any* “Monday -or; '
Thursday. -100 ’/c? , live arrival. Send
any deposit With order. Balance C.O.D.
Both breeds are the finest type, large
bodied and good layers. . Andy Ander
son. Box WP, E^sex,. Ont. • •
" CHA.RACTEB BEADING
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Can You Wear
To-day’s Dresses;?
Here is a Proved
Way of Keeping
a Fashionable
Figure” '; . s,<- ,. ;
“Dresses, this year,” ,,says
the fashion expert from Paris,
"will be, specially, designed to
r" ■ accentuate the. yrajst^
. 'What does this imean ,to
ybu? ' If you are one' 0f those
; unlucky women who have
/ .. their. figures' ■ ’go”,-... it-
np.eans.that thet’ new flattering'.
6tyl'^,.\d?e ■ not • for yop. > Jft
date dresses—uriless jtpu decide to ■
do something/th restore the figure
of your girlhood days.
, There , i.r a. Jhing. Id. do^and- it.....-
does pot include a “starvation^
'’'f’cu.eti'yu"Just.'take faithfuTiy every.
morning a *half-teaspoo’nful. of Krus-
chen ' Salts in a'? tumbler of .hot:
rind^hat^y
gaining, in energy^ and . vitality
" , -—your . skin will “become clearer,
• eyes grow r brighter—whilst ab the
same time you will be achieving
'that much-desired youthful, slender
'figure, : ’ ”... ■ '■
YES, LUCKILY
YOU HAVE THE
FASHIONABLE.
FIGURECHARMING!
AND IT FITS
PERFECTLY
One lady (Mrs^ D. S.)^ writes:—r-
“Only a few months' ago I qbuld not
wear a size 30; . Many thanks td*
Kruschen;’ l/’ve recommended it :to
all my friends.” ’ . . .
Kruschen Salts .is obtainable of
all : Drug Stored at 45c and 75c a
bottle. '
' ■ 1TONE IN ,PNE TECHNIQUE “
■";TSie word, TONE, as used'; in De?
sign is applied to the quantity -f
light or dark or difference of color in
a lino or. shape, which enables us to
"distinguish it from othef" lines or
shapes surfoUnding it.'
Tone may be obtained by using a.
pencil, or, jpen, charcoal, crayon, ’waA.
ter.color, oil—and is obtained by
"lines, dots or “stipple,” grain, color
washes botri transparent and opaquel
Each medium has some *, advantage;
.'either in execution,,’ ease, of printing,
or suitability tp the work in'hand.
FIGS.- .180 to 183 iiluitrate ' four
’swatches- of-tone values,1, the first, is
obtained- by using ; black-i nit painted^
in 'a rentangle/T-he?^eeond .,by a s.ea;-
-ies^Qf^pen^dines-'--d!^wn~-’GJesel"y™t€>ge-’-
ther allowing very little- wthf^e-space
between the black lines. The third
by series, of. pen, dots _ known. .as:<
"Stipple.” The- to• by :a ‘grain1 ef» *
lect wnich; an- -artist--m®y--pFodUjee—feyx
pen stipple dots being joined togeth-
JBE in , £h& •■ - S.tipplJ.R.g—
‘/Sketch Club ®
.. " " ‘'All rights nmwiiiy.ii n im.ii J
rgmiih"eff&ct may^aiso be obtained by
a mechanical .process known as “Ben .
Day” tinting ... ' * - - .
Water color is .generally mixed
with Chinese White,; which makes it
.opaque^ and is knowxi ii's “Gouache"
printing^ are knowd as ’‘half-tone’*
and^Iihe.” A drawing in, any med
ium caii be reproduced by ‘halftone,’
but only drawings made in black
lines, “stipple” dr grain, dan •be'-re-
pfo^geed. by “line.”.
So far, we have considered tone aa
made only by gradation of black and
whi.te. Tpe question may arise—-as
color is to be used'In Design, how
are colons lo be regarded in relations
of vtqne?’* It is hardl1^ necessary at
this: stage, to point out the color eq-
:.uiydients of ithe„ Value. Scale.1 At pre- ,
• sqnt jt will', help ’ us: sufficiently^ J-ifi? c
arranging -colors, to .prbiluee ' Tone, ’
Rhythm, to consider light colors as "
; light tone,” and dstrk color as ’ dark!1
tone ’■■ '■ . - "
u...-.AiAd^^..jaum^.;u;p-^o.a^stody--.'oi^Tbhe”''-«
Rhythm,' we have seen,/ /That wd
may arrapgb- Tights and darks, ". as
well as lines and shapes, „That?f; .the
eyo ik attracted _£oj. the ..point^df'- .the.
"greatest contrast in euch an arrangfe? •
meiit. That we may thergtaEgs^cs^p'
r'the7us'e~df Scdhfragt ^h”d “harmbh^
which will lead the eye where we
wish It to go. And that the use , ' oif
tonejs ranging from white or delicate
grpy to deepest blackj en'ofpiously, in
creases our means expression in .
design. ' . '■ .-■'•■
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CivilAviation 'Tbelmportancg
.Girl Gui& Meeting „ ..
A^Torbntd • In' May
' Toronto.—The Dominion ’ annii-al
meeting .fit ■ tlie Canadian Cpuncll <-of
the Girl Guide Association will be
held in Toronto May 15 and 16, the,
. association, announced recently.
A banquet in honor of'the world
—<Aief^gu'rd'e7“fca’dy~B’alimrP’bw
close the annual meeting.
...Her Excellency the Countess of
Besiifborough, wife of the Governor-
■‘General, will be present aa honorary-
- —president’ -of-—the—'CpuneiL—rand""-wii:l~
have a • message , for the guides in?
JDanada.—
Ztfis Frequently Just an‘‘Idcu.,f
Not “Old Age.’* And According
to Scientists, May be Something
No More Alarming. Than A "
Touch Of Acid Stomach
At 'about 40; many’ people think
' i^t1 *” shey re Lired
8ets. JL5iwness.. Nausea. ■?• ___<, -
W’stomr^ thing
to do is simply to neutralize the excess
stomach acidity.
. When you have one of these acid
upsets, all you'do is lake
Phillips Milk of Magnesia after
meals and before going to bed.
Try this. YouUl feel like another-
person! Take either the familiar
liquid “PHILLIPS’ ”, or the con* ,
jVenient new Phillips’ Milk of Mag-
lesia Tablets. Made in Canada. '
Also in Tablet Form:
Phillips’ Milk of Magnesia Tab-
Ms are now On sale at all drug
■tores everywhere. Each tiny tab
let is the equivalent of ■ ■
• teaspoonful of Gen-
fjnc Phillips' Milk of Magnesia.Phillips’^ _
/UM. /Ua^tte^icL.
Ottawa—Guarantee of . equipment
securities of the, Canadian National
and’. Canadian ’ Pacific . Railways ’ 4,0
the extent. 6f $15,000,060 ’’is a tea-,
"ture of Dominion government, legis
lation of., which notice 'has been
given, to create . employment by
public work and undertakings thro
ughout Canada;
~ 'Inclusron^bf“th0'“raiiway:. -nsijuiip^
ment works, iri rthe ,government’s ye-
forecast ..^ut it had been expected
the anrioimt would be double the. fig
ure named in the resolution. -Ex
tension, of the - public works ■ pro-'
gram launched last year-, and other;
works undertakings' a^e to be , in
cluded in the measure. 1 ■'■■'.'
A 'resolution upon which the mea- ■
-sure. .wi.ll,..b£u.based--iappea-red--on—the--
order paper of. the House of, Com-
‘ mons iri tlie name”of The prime
minister. It may1 be moved, by. Act-
i’rig Prime- Minister Sir George- Per
ley., 4 ‘
, , For nearly a year the government
has ■'been considering rept’esenta-
~tiohs fron-l t,hr> ■ mnk-PrQ of railways
•equipment' iri Canada ..seeking fed-'
eral guarantees- to' cover equipment-
orders for both systems. Some em
ployment had been created in ' the
Algoma and..Sydney steel, plants ’• a'
year ■ ago -by • the Dominion - govern-
•riient. guaranteeing "the ’ cost of rail
orders until.such time as the.’com
panies took4 delivery. The ,equipr
ment orders suggested in earlier
aTtztrikd--
..$30,000,000,- --.-------- '■ '
on Housing -will not be included in
the' general re-employment measure,,
and will not come before the house
until after the Easter adjournment.
It was", announced that Hon. H. H..
Stewart, minister "of public Works,
would make fi. ' statement in the
House regarding the work’s program,
grafri. ■ ' . ■
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Jubilee Medals
" From- Royal Mint
Ottawa—Medals to -commemorate
the King’s Jubilee have been re
ceived front the Royal Mint in Lon
don, it was announced recently > by
Hon. Ej N. Rhodes. They will .be
sold by the Canadian Mint through
iTJunct1''”) ’retail stores.
. J4 ROMremote parts of
a 'China come mysteri
ous stories of prisoners de
prived of Salt, a form of
tortute and death. Strange
customsand superstitions
feature our wonderful new
picture book for Children s ‘
Would you like to read thin
gripping story ? Then send
the coupon now. It is free.
rSi thas bcafi^8 eggs—Alittle Salt helps you. beat them
quickly.
, Pure For OnU Use#
► WINDSOR JODIZED SALT
whitens the
I teeth. Mild.
}>leasant,harm-
eea for dentri-
I trice, mouth-
I wash and gar-
I gio. Cannot
I scratch. Pre-
I Vents gditre.
I Use daily for
I table and cook-
WINDSOR
SALT
. Tsar Off and MaiWoday . ■•
canaknanjndustrees limited .- ' -SALT. DIVISION xr-T *WINDSOR. ONT.. Jjb
Without obliffitionpleaee send sfeecia 1 Child-
ren’e Booklet. "SALT all overthe World.’’
Nantfi
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vtwjjn ■
\hu-\~2
1 (pronounced* ‘Gooash"/ or morte com- |___ ___ __ __
mpnly known in the art profession in an important respect,
as ‘‘body colot.” In ‘line’’ work, teie
‘ thawing is usually made with pen or
^brush^rin^biack-ink—^on-rwhite—pard;-'
For ‘‘stipple the .same materials -are
y ”11hes-'keiffg
drawn in various, ways and thicknes
ses to get the tones, different sized
do'ts are made with* the , pen, and by
;ha'ying them closer together, or fur-
• ther apart, varying tones are :obtain-,
ed. Pencil or crayon gives the grain
effect', varying' in strength and - .in
■ Coarseness, -according to the surface
-ibf- the paper^-bsed, or th’e -degree —e'f-
hai'dness of the pencil or crAydrii
There are 6fh6r7AhetKod& growing/-out"
ot these,, in some of'which mechani-
cal aidk are: employed, 'such as the
"air brush” and- the "Ben Day? sha
ding machine. These we shall consi-
der later, on. You need oniy remem
ber ait pre&ent that the two principal
photographic processes used in V re
producing ■ commercial, design ., 'for^
rutte -’Best
The Warble Fly" and the resultant
Warble Grub, constitute a ,real.Men
ace to every cattle owner in Ontario
and it is most commendable to note
the manner in which Representa
tives of the Department of Agricul
ture in every, County have marshal
led their forces in a -general “War
on the Warble’Pest”.
It ‘has become a distinctly local,
enterprise with everybody ' “Warb
ling” for the benefit of the cattle
industry prid at a decidedly low
maximum cost to each individual
cattle owner,—the average cost per
animal for the three necessary
treatments is very little, if any, in
excess of +hree cents. School Teach
ers and School,^Inspectors are . in
volved .in the ■ drive with special
. lesson;^ ...being.taught ’frt... the schools;
'Councillors, are out campaigning^ and
local Store-keepers in* almost" every
town and. village are co-operating in
the same spirit by holding them
selves in readiness to supply alf the
necessary ammunition in the form of
a powder .that' is easily and readily
mixed with water. Perhaps no Agri
cultural endeavour , of recent years
has caused so much intense interest
and concern -and the poor little '
Warble Fly is destined for complete
1 eradication-if ( this, general camp
aign -is -conducted for ariother"~2" or''
8.. years. ■" .
It is only humah perhaps to pro
crastinate and'.some .farmers have
postponed treating them cattle in the.
hope that Whrble Grubs might not
appear this year or that- it' was use
less to treat unless" ‘the. neighbour's
did likewise; Such an attitude .is
the. poorest kind of logic. Every far
mer should treat his cattle since
tre.i ment moans, no running or gad-
EX. NO. 60—Make Copies of FIGS
trations. • 'J ■ ,
/Square and ‘trim the -drawing, lea
ving a .margin "about one Inch wide.
Then take a piece of thin paper, and
paste along the. tpp, of the back of
the drawing, and, make a cover for
tlie drawing, as in the diagram, FIG;.
184 This will' keep It .clean an,d . .4s
-'the- -Wy^geherailyr-ysed- in business.^
Write the Exercigb No. and Lesson
/Nos- neatly tbe—fo^r^right-,-hand'-
corner qf tike drawing .coyei;.^ ,
“Questions will . be answered In
•this department. Anyone wishing to
‘receive a personal reply gray- have,
same if a 3c stamped, addressed en
velope is enclosed with- the -request.
The Art Director, Our Sketch Club,
73 Adelaide Street West, Toronto.’
^Ottawa. — The Department 1 of
-Nniion^l-^Deferike^h^'^Wu'ed^
tims showing* a. vigorous, uptprn *'ip
civil aviation" activities in 1934 com
pared with the p.reviou8 year g.rid
1932.' If pointed out .rio' subsidies
afe paid air transport companies
and said it could >'be claimed' justly
in Canada “civil/aviation flies by
itself.’’; ■■ t ■ ' .' z
The';/figures ’showed Canadian ci
vil aircraft' fleW '75,'871/ hours last'
year, rin increase of, more than J20,.-
(100 hours oyer ,1933 figures and al-',
most 19,000 hours over 1932. flying,
The planes- fl,ew 6,497;637 miles, car
rying 105,306^ passengers, ■< 14,441,179
'pounds of freight and 625,000 pounds
of mail, bringing • the air .‘mail
,weight__pervca.pita''-fbr..-the—year—to
ft higher /point .than' iff;/Wsy ‘ ^other
country in the world.
The ’ number of.- aircraft operators-
increased from. 90 in 1933 to 128 in
1934, while the number of licensed
“aireraf-t'~r0se~-from--345-tQ—x368~-rbut.
remained leSs than in 1932 when 445
40'Millions For J
Purposes In Five Years
Ottawa.—In the five yeans from
April 1, 1930, to-April 1^X835,. Inclu
sive, the government spent’ $40,629,-
/'O68/®’’
turn tabled recently in the House of
€iom6on s j ■ ~ In - ad di ti on to th at •
/5,0>31-3;5.0//,was^s.p.emt^n^onlstmction^ofc
.military^ buildings.
•In the same period $21,345,686 was
spent On the Royal Canadian Moun
ted Police, while $298,154 was spent
on, buildings/ ‘This latter sum, did,
not include $1,557,000 for the head
quarters building now in, course._of
construetion -in Ottawa, nor the
$298,0OO-..’for, the R.’C.M.P. barracks, at
Edmonton,.ding, contented cows,- better .milk
flow, better fleshing, and superior,
hides.’ • And no farmer should let th*e
success of last year’s treatment de
ceive him as • one year’s, treatment
docs not kill'all tlie AVarble'1 grubs.
vApyH-rbuiHdTei^Hy^trH-Hdme-^^^ -ager^^■'adlynm^iifh^pmper -comm-eht^
battle. . . ‘
Farmers Also Line Up
Against Police And
Auctioneers
Reddish, Eng.—‘Two auctioneers,
cameto ^hurcli Farm, Lancaster, to
seize and sell c.ows because the own
er, Frank Humphries, farmer, had
declined .’io pay a.$50 Milk Board
fine.-' The two auctioneers found
500 burly farmers in massed forma
tion on “the farm/ They" were armed
with knobby sticks. j
Startled by this’ display and fur- j
ther alarmed by the*-lusty booing and
.challenging, “ the auctioneers' depart-1
ed and returned with a. police es* ‘
cort. . Everything .seemed, in order I
for the auction—except the cows. j
frightened by the uproar the„herd !
stampeded, rushing, madly around |
Montreal Paper To
Cease Publication
to the de-
to cease
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Show Big Jump
Sault Ste. Marie, Ont.—Sales of
new automobiles are three times as
great here to dat'e .this year as
during the sume period in 1934 and
six times more than two years ago,
a survey among Sault Ste. Marie
car dealers indicates..
I A Body Builder
Mr. James Howarth of ■
8 E. 25th St., Hamilton^
Ont., .says: "‘My appe
tite failed, I lost- weight ’
and • strength/and caught ■
cold easily. This state of
health also affected my
■ digestion. I " took Dr.
Pierce’s Golderi Medical
Discovery and ftijly re
gained my lost health, t
New size, tablets'50 cents, liquid $1.00.
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'after the-manner of a rodeo. The .. -......
police were in Hot pursuit when ap-!'
parently from nowhere a pair._J>f ;... .I-Hrge size, tablets c r liquid,
arfgry bulls appeared on. the scene'.
• The two auctipneers in despair ,
called off the sale "and retreated with
the police' escort. ' ' -
Canadian Boy Scouts
- Are Invited To Poland
* ■ ‘
Ottawa.-AAn invitation to Cana
dian .Boy .Scouts to' attend ’a two
weeks’ jahjboree by Pdnuh~ Scouts
this summer’ on the ,25th Wmiversary
of Scotland, in. that country has been
received by tlie Governor-General, as
Chief Scout for Canada.
Dr; Michhel Crazynfkf, 'president ,
of tiib jpolish Boy Scout Association, !
extended’ the invitation and express- !
ed a hope that Canada might be rep- ,
resented by at least,a small party-of 1
Boy Scouts. The jjynboree . will, be"
held in the forest of Spala near the.
hunting lodge of the president of the .
,X’pjL?.h./.JTDttbl.ic. /A... gatherings of' 20,- ■’
and leaders is ' expected
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THE FAMOUS
RUBBING
LINIMENT _
Rub on—-pain gon A
. Get the new large econ
omy size—rAlso avail
able in smaller, regular
size.
000- .Scouts
Drunk (|umpihg into ’the
lamp post)—"Excuse me.sir'
_ (Bumping into fire hydrant
"Excuse, ■ me,. • little boy;”
(Bumping .intn ’Second lamp
post, and-sitting down) ’’•'1'11 '
■' ’ Itt'st-Tft"lrefer-irMil “bke -Wawd*
parses." . ■
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OfltajTo Safety League Issues, '
/' ; ■ , Appeal
The .danger to health caused' by-
;the common fly “has led the 'Ontario 7
Safety/League to' appeal to/.house- .
“'holders' all over Ontario this Spri'n-g
to keep, flies' out, bf ■ thefr, homes?’ '
There, is only ope. way to d.o this '
property 4 , , screen .every door and
window. , - ■ , *A
. When, screen'do.pr,s and windows'.■•’
are on hand, they should be checked •
carefully, and, .if' damaged, the
screen wire, should be replaced.' " A’,
defective screen is- worse-vtlian ,iise,-’. •
less as, it gives ah false feeling ,of
security. It is a well known fact, that ’ ’
the- comm 011. fly ‘ is - a carrier, of dis- . '
•■•easey-g-erms.--—
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Classified Advertising
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'ATf OFFER TO EVERY’ .IN'YENTORr'^”
Ll&t-^’of—-wan:tea---invent'fons'-^.andA,f-uiI-r-~w^
Information sent free. The Bamiay
Company, World Patent Attorneys. 273 ‘
Bank Street, Ottawa, Canada,
FARMS FOR SALE
TIP TO ?5o.ob EACH PAID FOR 'U.’S.
-Indian--head'-—cents?...-We—buy—all
~d'ateB~’f“e^ardTess .of conditid’n.' Up„'td
?1.0Q - each paid for. U.S. Lincoln cerits,
We buy stamp ■ collections, Medals,:
Books, Old Paper Money, Gold, etd.
Send 25c ‘(coin) fox' large illustrated
price list and instructions. Satisfaction,
■guaranteed or 25c refunded. HUB
COIN' SHOP,..T5T-23 Front St;, Sarnia,
-Ont. . ', ' ... ./ ■■, ■........-
' • GOOD, LUCK CHICKS
IF IN LOVE OR ANY DIFFICULTY,
1 send handwriting’, birtli-date and ”
ten cents with question, for trial read
ing and advice. Prof. Rdgers, Box W,
Prescott, Ont.
Secure your supply
SEED CORN FREE
by selling your neighbour-hie.
Write:
, , REID’S SEEDS,
P.O. Box 103 Chatham, Ont.
"Hi . ..... ..... —
Community
Advisory
Board
rA grt)up of public-spirited citi*
ze’ns having joined ■. together
for the .common, weal ■ and bef-
^jernienX. of Communities, ’ now_
offer-a service . to individuar
. citizens and , communities..
NON-POLIT1CAL, N0N-.RAC-'
1AL, NON-SECTARIAN. •’
Send a 3 cent stamped envelope.
for further inforniatioiu
GIFF BAKER
39 LEE AVE- Toronto, O«at
<pS.S./»';' HEIGHT'
04c I»|, CAlai'S Ink tn (1 <eNc*.'|>8
. n . 0 . ta’SeWta. • —“
„ so. a-9
„ -49. .. U - ta« _Instead my own hsljht-to 6ft. Bite*.___
ZTunrfrftJ, o/ from Ml OW
Fee $10.00 complete' ■ .. ’
' "DelaTIS Free. WF<t'e ’NOW
MALCOLM ROSS
Scarboronrii, Bal.Height Specialist,
r L