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(BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
I1AVI.1 a few good btlol0e00 places, a 2
More block with nparimeole. A woodwork
and blaelromllh shoo with lot, house end
C0' 100.1 10, country0acre farm. age t with umber hydro In
up. JQcations C. 1113010,vehu
good Bal10ll. priced l '
dtato Broker, nruooale
Ontario
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AlnireHelen+ our orevolutionary revolutionary
• nreeoo(lY. Write for full. particulpr4.
BOM 146, 73 Adelaide w'„ Toronto,
AOION'PS WANTED
OILS, GREASES, TIRES,
Inaoclleiden, f0leetrlc Pence Controllers. House
and Darn L100001, Roof Continue, eta. Dealers
wanted. Write Waive Crouse & 011 Limited,
Toronto.
DAISY (1111CR8
Two x'('('11{ old Martell Clark.: Barred
1t,,, Now llan,po111res, New Ilnnm0htro
3C 'hem1 (tuck. Light Sunn,x X New 81n,nPe
ehfilo nml-sexed 11.90, pullets 18.96, noels.
nevi., 11,91. Assorted heavy 11r••rdn 14.00,
Pun„t. 17 eft. rl,•kerelu 13.00. While Leg-
horn, White ',inborn x Barred nock, Black
Au,1 rnlo ,' X While Leghorn, White Roclr lC
W lel„ 1,4:1,0011 pullets 33.00, Asanrl'd Medi-
um n el bight 1'00(110 23.09. Three weed old
Odd s (e Inv I,mult•0l. Shipped C.O.D. Al0o
p1,11. 1r- eight walla 00 I0y010. '1'011 Notch
Cpiel.. 1001, liu,•IOh. Oninrlo.
111' YON unn1 Srph'mber chicles, they o00010
be ord.l••d without dehty night new we
olio bavr :blain, dn11u1d0. nnm0 started, In
rno.,L breeds, for immediate-e1e11V,a'y—wo ad -
vis.. e:u'11• ordering. Bray Inthdlery. 130
Jon° N.. itrtollIml, Ont.
prompt. delivery on the following breeds of
10;., and three week old 0lnrle0 ch(elm non.
sexed, pattern of m0400.010: Barred Iloelta,
Niwc lin,lpa1111't'0, New 1l11111pa111te x Barred
Roel:, 1n010 house% x New 1 la 111 1101110m put -
let In the following breeds: White Leghnrns,
white Leghorn X Burred Rur11, White track
if Nliile
Leghorn, 11looll Aunt7aalurl, R White
lg.-cairns Also Aasortevl Heavy Breed1, at
reek ',,limn pewee. A10o pullets eight wvee101
to hieing. Pr00 catalogue. 9',veddle Click
Bab tiet•u.a Llrniled, Fergus, On110110.
0018IN(1 AND (11.11AN1000
HELP WANTED
110118P11f10EPER, for modern farm home,
capable of faking full charge: adullst slate
age and wage. expected. Mae G• Duncmlaott,
00000(0, Ont.
HAT'I2 4(011 anything (menu dyeing or clean.
Mgt' et rile l(1 00 (or Inf0rtnnl non We are
01nn to 0,lawer your queeliu11e Department
H. ('611000 000 Works 1.11oh0d. 791 Tonga
8tre'' 9 pronto (inIn rip
EXCHANGE
- .. .—
I.\t IIANe N natural Turkey harts, Go
v w'l1(1 (.0111rl°'r home, trout 0110010(1.
aped. etc, 61(0,0(10 for Lake properly, pre-
fer N,ng1a0:1 or Windsor tgn11n1(01tY. E, J.
Wb:,hna, Moorefield, Ont.
FARMS FOIL SA 14.;
51 1101)100 acreswell [.need and drained,
sou orchard n to bear. All build-
In
uld,
in-.:+ Inexcellentt condition. John
6feNnlr,
1101,00 11,, (0,I a ria,
FOR SALE
AIRFORCE SALE
New 12.1'.A,7", Leather mesa booto—$7,01.
Ii. t' 1. ie. new nr,nroolo--..89.1'3, .1rlm' punts
Itbulkl'ts—$$.13. write for
ly.... ffulh•1,0.
Thrifty Sport Shop,
12.9 Church St„ Toronto.
A7"rINT'100S 1131 ERS
FUR SALE—Thenal '('free. made of rubber.
0wm0(r ler bolting on steel wheels, 5le 00
each. rein wheels, $7 10 encu, frons wheels.
When ordering slate diameter and width of
eels National (Rubber Co 1,00.. 6 Wilt.
010,0.• . Ave TorontoOnt
-- --- —.._ l...-_ r -_--t
ITlce\'1't•'Oltl i imperial windmill. 1. Perfect
c•n:di,lo11. 411 (l. lee, 8(0,00. Also bank
'k,
imt0 4'7 x 00, Mrs. J, fleets. Tav(aloeit.
CONCRETE iVVACHINERY
3*, Cn. 11'). Hand or Plover -operated Mlxer0
—ideal for small mixing lobs on the •farm,
either 11.018011 or feel], 4 end 0 ea, ft. Power
81 ,u'r, lflmd-tmmp0d mark Mndllneo for the
arms oro rotor or Cormier ronuiring blocks
for les own use. Immediate delivery. 00000-
Ilur'r-w llm•1' Industries Limned. 1200 Bay
811'1,4, I I nllu. Ontario,
CiJ;TI1A (' caterpillar tractor with 8 tt, butl-
deg,•r, hydr:ulle lift. Annly Geo. E. 001 -
lard. Ih•uss,':0, Cot. 1'hm110 10 a 13.
FOR S 11,10—Young 61,11 ralvos —Registered
h.'r,l•;-n Ammn---4 mouths to 9 111110(110 of
Ir- .1.00 to $x5.00 [melt. Six year old
ru1 ',oI"rad semis of (s'oil's ability,
811x. 0e, Peri:aeon 1hu•nt, 11.R. No. 2, west
Iran. Ontario.
FLAGS
ALL S;0,14 I?mon Jerks or C'mmdam 1011(000.
ud bllulang. Special offering on 41(9
mid a 1001 011,011 darks. Paul 'lye sewn cotton.
7p.: omit I'm mash dike, 1:riuhten your mon-
ninety or Ikono by n)'illrt' n good quality flag.
30111 1.rc100 Llmlted, 77 w'elliegl0n St. West.
Trbinu--`-
TIRES
600 X 16 — $6.00
Vie oro overutocked at 0110 present of good
0004 00100-I0 Brea (guaranteed to be In ex-
cellent ahnpel.
AO ordela shipped C.O. D Special eOulpment
for von I(OIZlng Truck and Parra Tractor
Thus BEACON TITRE corner Queen and
1 p1, Sts., 11nmllion, Ont.
ONTARIO'S MOST. MUDERN
EQUIPPED 'roil: SHOP
0001010 0011100
FARMS FOR SALE
MI3D10AL
WANTED—Wore waterer Of Rheumatic
Pains or Nourltl0 to try Dixon's Remedy,
Munro'0 Drug 0(oe0, 636 Elgin, Ottawa.
1'osteets $L00,
210 A('111.1 PARK. clay Imran, rumnng water
In ims0100 year round, el1se to MR10(0120,
100 nerun tillable, bnlenec bush 0110 111101.000.
Nen 1110 1101100. 0 1.001110, 111,1'0 0110 soft water,
In mage (runic bank barn, 30 x 70 piggery,
machine shed, heal (muse and gamine. Tractor
Worked and combine threshed, hydro through-
out, evil with or without storlc and Imola-
?twine, Immediate pnn0vs01nn. C. R. Hannah,
owner, b'rnnkforcl, Ont., 11.11, •L' phone 71118.
WHY SUFFER ARTHRITIC
and rheumatic torment when Broonatono at.
fere prompt Meting relief, Ono months'
treatment 81 00 postpaid. Indian nrrnodl0a,
Box 118, Vancouver
1"1(01'1' JUICES: The nruleip0l Ingredients In
Dixon's Remedy for 'rheumatic Patna.
Nous 1110, Munro's Drug Storo,386 Elglo,
Ottawa. Postpaid 01.00.
OI'00n'rVNITIJ88 FOR 80061200
BE A HAIDRESSER
eons CANADA'S LEADING SCHOOL
Croat Opitorlunit• Learn
Hairdressing
Pleasant dignified profession, goad wages.
Lllnnonnd0 ouceeooful. Marvel graduates.
America'', gr0ateet 000tem llluotrlted 0010.
Ioguo free. Write or Call
MARVEL HAIRDRESSING
00HOOLS
868 Blear St. W., Toronto
Branches 44 fling St., Hamilton
& 74 Rideau Street, Ottawa
NURSE EDUCATION
The Sarnia General Hospital
Offers
(a) A three yearn course In nursing. 610(0 in-
cludes two aper,altien.
(01 3 months afflliul non In Pnediatrico In
Plilidre 'e llosuitnl, Del1'oit.
(0) 3 month. exnerlenee In Peyehlatry.
Educational Requirements
Complete Middle School
Remuneration
026,00 tier month
wrier—Suporeiten,bnul of Nur0ea for School
Syllnhus,
THE HOSPITAL for St0(0 Chlldr00. Toronto,
offish a certificate course to 000(10 women
in 1110 euro of Infants and young children.
Length of course -9 month.. 100nulremenl0
—Applicants must be between elshteen and
thirty years of age wuh 000 year of 1,101,
school Remuneration provided plus full
maintenance and uniform. Anel ic11010110 are
being racel00J now for course. beginning,
August first and Sentclnber first, Apply to
Superintendent of Nurses, 0000ni(01 for Steil
Chl101000, 67 College Street, Toronto.
Ft'RN17'CIt1G
CI'iESTERFIELD SUITES
Ohoatmrilrld Suites ah0ollnoly new, full siring
tiled construction, every al1'00, Most Mohair,
Velour, 1"rix,, Broca(tele. Silks, Damasks
and olhnr fine hard wen ring upholstering
fmbr,s
100 0000V C11 ESTER PI ICI. I) Burr1s TO
(1000410)4 1100111
FREE DELI VERT TO TOUR NEAREST
STATION.
TODD
has been In the chesterfield suite boldness
for 80 yenta and la recognisant In tho trade
as a oiloo(ulat and the most uartleular buyer
In the bu01ness.
L(sleci below ore n regi or aur cash prlcee for
017ALI'I•T CHESTERFIELD SUITES.
$119.00 8 piece Peeled Suite — Chung
00010110 covered "11 000r WRIT
flno quality velour,
$149.00 m0h8 ,locoaly: modern cantos, Balloon
$119.00 Beautiful 1 pinto Lawson Sults.
$119,00 • 00(ne00 2 place Charles of Lon-
don eultee,
Many other outstanding Values.
SAVE AS MUCH AS $100.00
Buy absolutely n000 nmqu(ncterer0 factory
slloWI•om,i 400,(,!0 00(104 d(reat from TODD.
S. J. TODD & SONS,
745 WOODBINE AVE. (Rear),
TORONTO.
Pimno DROVER 4818
"BEAUTY FOR YOU"
A wonderful (natrnetive book of Brainy treal-
menln 200 00001 0100 yourself. I-lonlo facials,
finnemeaven. Care of skin, hands, nails.
eye0 and hair. Send $1.00. Free Height -
'Weight Regulation Chart. 110au1y Cult, G88
1. '1G 41., New 0001, 17, New York.
(LAIR DRt0881N0
LEARN Hnlydrosoins th0 Robertson mottled.
Information 0(0 ro0ue0t regarding 6(00000
Ratietoon'o Hnlydro00ing Academy, 187 Ano-
woe Road. Toronto.
1110000 WANTED
OFFER TO IN VENT010S
AN OPFEn to every ineentor—Clef 01 (0000-
02000 and full information sent free. The
Roomer (.0,. Iteglalered Patent Attorneys.
273 Bank Street. (Mewls
PATENTS
PP•.THERSTONAI.'GH 00 Company Patent
Solicitors, MetablIsi,ed 1890 14 Sins west.
Toronto (000010( of Information on request,
1421081/NAL
OFFICIAL Marron Illstolw by 11. A. Jeffery
including Memholvllp One Dollar. Write:
OiomNob Hlalorieal Aasoclntioo, Fob'et, Ont,
tROtimercL-,EPPolt-6ttd0(o nee, cannons 01
laking i
full Charge, Write tober0 Blake.
West Lorne, Ont.
GENERAL DUTY NURSES
Iron 6tarltdalo relents, Y1oopltal, 1106,00
mold' mid nil0 1001nte08008. App1K'Dr. tt.
L, Carefoot, 5(a0kdalo, Oat.
I'il0.1'00RA1'111
000 WAY Photo (,00,00 offers you the (Meat
In photo fhtlal171g, Pilula developed an0
one deckle croft print of each negative com-
Melc In snapshot 0111001 30c. Reprints 40,
Pm better quality and foster personal 0elvice
scud your fume to Nu Way 0110(0 Service.
Satkm A. Dent. C, T0001110.
PROMPT MAIL SERVICE
This isle, reliable studio does quality work
AT LOWER PRICES
Don't risk rout PIn10, Send them to
Star Snapshot Service.
AN} 017.14 (10)1,L
d 1,r 6 Exposures
DEVELOPED and PRIN'T'ED 30e
Reprints Irvin your 110(01ivea 4c.
2 mounted enlargements '4 x 6" 160. En.
0100011101110 framed 7 x 0" In Cole. StIrer,
Walnut or Black Pr:une0 740. If picture
colored 040. Prints and enlarge:mato
0,010 from prints of lost negatives.
Hent, M
STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE
Ito2 In. ('OST OFFICE A. TORONTO
WING'S PHOTO SERVICE
All prints with deckle edge, 6 or 8 manure
rolls -26e, Repents 3r, each. Box 2. Station
3, Tot onto.
TEACHERS WANTED
PROTESTANT lnaeher granted for S.S. No,
8 Raglan. Dulles to begin Sept. 2nd, 1047.
Aunt' elating salary and qualifications to
Daniel Roderick, Sir. -Trees.. Pelmet' Rapids,
Ontario,
TETER1BORO COUNTY—School Arco No. 2,
'r011' 00 Chandos 00,10100 10001,0, Soptom-
bee. Male preferred, $1000.00 W0( experience
and 4ualiflcatlano considered. Walter Nelson,
Secretary, Apsley, Ont.
SIASTINCB CO, Four nicotined ten0hers want-
ed for School Aron N0, 1, 6(0,000010 end
Boracite' for sehonln No. 3 and 6, Monle8glo;
10 and 11, Herschel. Salary, 11600. Dulles
to commence Sept. 2, 10.47, App(', slating
nunliticollono, to Prank 130000. Sec. Trona.
00100olh Station. Ont.
WANTED
WANTED—Ail binds of dressed poultry, Top
nrlcce (00 lop Melo. ,lneeph Cooper Limited.
Poultry Dep(, 2064 Danforth Ave„ Toronto
8. (Wr do custom grading/.
LOGS REQUIRED
Wig Purchn0e Mole, Birch, Ash, Cherry and
(800ewood logo, loaded on freight ears for
o"0h. Write pnrll[Ilnrs to Box 017, Hes-
Ontario.
DAIRY BUSINESS WANTED
What have you to offer? We him a buyer
for it dairy, araamnry, and 1111110 supply de0ot.
almost any. Ideality Will be .unable. Thl0
company will purchase and use all the milk
available, Prlao nn to 020,000. to 1001000
the Mishima, and hulldinge, Bert Welr &
Sons, Realtors, 233112 Dundas Street, London,
1eART11 desires farm containing wood orchard,
Georgian Bay district preferred. Now
available 11,100 enulnnlent, 81,000, other
assets, Could manage or run alt sharer.
References, S. A, 0.. Box 140, 78 Adelaide
W., Toronto,
Arabian Pipe Line
The principal reason lot" as old
pipe litre across Arabia to Mediter-
ranean ports is the 3,000 -toile tanker
route by way of the Persian Gulf and
the Red Sea, and the 18 -cents -per -
berm( toll through the Suez Canal.
KIDHEYACIDS
Rob your Rest..
Many people never seem to get a Read
night's rest, They tum and tote—'deme it
kidneys.
on'nerrea'—whop it may bo theirys.
Healthy kidneys filter poisons and access
acids from the blood. if they fail and
impurities stay in the system—disturbed
rest often follows, 1i you don't root well
`et and use Dodd'a Kidney Pilli. Dodd's
help this kidneys so that .you NM rest
Mttet'—'sail teal beget, let
Watch Out When
Hurnidity is High
The higher tile temperature goes,
and the more humid it becomes,
the less work you eau do. It isn't
a mere matter of comfort, as so
many people imagine. It isn't just
a gneslion of forgetting about the
weather and getting doth to work,
1t is a matter of just what the body
will stand without a more or fess
serious collapse, says the Financial
Post.
You can drive just so far, and
your body will do the best it can
for you by cooling you off by
evaporating perspiration, But, when
perspiration begins to decline, you
had better slow down, You've
had your warning.
Ilow much heal can a man stand
and be efficient in his work? How
much work can lie do under certain
conditions of heat and clothing?
'I'Ite United Stales 'army, with an
interest in the tropical islands of
the Pacific, wanted to know the
answers. It wanted facts. Certain
tests to establish these points were
undertaken by the authorities of
the Medical School of the Indiana
University.
Six Hour Stretch Safe
They discovered that a man in
good physical condition, accustom-
ed to high temperatures, and dres-
sed in the equivalent of a tropical
uniform — shorts, short sleeves,
loose neck and light porous mater-
ials—could work in a temperature
of 91 degrees for a six hour stretch
without serious danger or serious
discomfort.
There were some qualifications.
The work was not heavy. The test
involved walking at a 3% utile an
hour, gait up a 2ka percent grade
with the temperature at 01;4 deg-
rees. Sufficient salted water was
allowed to compensate for loss
from sweating.
It was discovered that the group
tested, sweated profusely the first
hour, but less and less as the test
continued, until body temperatures
rose to the clanger point. Beyond
that, heat prostration was iniminel7t.
Stout Men and Thin
The amount of clothes proved
a vital element in the amount of
effort that Wren could stand under
heat conditions. Dressed in socks,
shoes and shorts alone, men could
stand temperatures that were dan-
gerous to sten in tropical uniforms.
11 is not difficult to figure how
dangerous it could be to Hien in
conventional business suits with
tight collars and ties.
Familiarity with heat was another
factor. Some s0 percent of those
who succumbed were from the
northern part of the United States
where they were not acclimatized
to high temperatures. Stout matt
were more vulnerable than titin,
Humidity Real Danger
The tests proved that high hu-
midity is not just an added discom-
fort, it is a real danger. The body
will stand reasonable effort in temp-
erature up to 103 degrees, if the
humidity is low. But if it is ]sigh
even a 70 degree temperature is
potentially dangerous.
If the weather is muggy, the
obvious answer is—slow down.
Don't knock off and go golfing,
just relax. If you have been worlc-
ing in a bath of perspiration and
perspiration suddenly stops, stop
with it, unless you can think of a
good reason tot the change. It is
better to waste your own time than
waste the doctor's. He can be bet-
ter employed than in looking after
someone who ought to know
enough not to talce chances with
humidity.
Ontario Battles
Traffic Hazards
' Traffic accident prevention ef-
forts across the province have been
stepped up to Meet the huge in-
crease in summer motor traffic and
the carefree holiday mood of the
millions who ride or walk the
streets and highways. Analysis of
news press clippings on traffic
safety reveal some twenty centres
in Ontario with community pro-
grams operating along with the De-
partment of Highway's province -
wide programa
From the records, the July' total of
accidents and deaths is likely to be
even worse than last month. The
July accident toll has been higher
than the June totals every year
since 1937.
Ontario's traffic is now building
un to sutunoor peaks with au enor-
mous addition of U.S. cars,
Border entry points are reporting
American cars coaling. in at new
record highs,
From now until after Labor Day,
what is probably the world's'largest
non-resident motor traffic will be
moving an Ofitario'roads and high-
way s aitit the need for '`care, code
tosy and coti1111011 sense" in driving
and walking is of paramount im-
portance,'
ITCH CIH,ECIIn a CEI'�
-or Money pack
For quick relief from Itching caused by
. athlete's foot, ✓;cables, thin:dee and other It
eettdtnona ase pure coolies8, medleated, Ilquli
D. D. PRESCRIPTION. greaseless ad
rtalolea6. Soothes, comforts no Quickly calm
Intens. Itching, Don't antler, Ask ate dnaggy
to4n foe D. D, D. P1EBCRIIT8GN. .:3(
m
ISSUE 30--1$d1'd
On the Rocks , . . and
place, this straw -hatted
Likes It—Apparently blissfully comfortable despite his (lard ro>...ng
loather reclines atop some shore -line rocks and enjoys a slur bath
Sports — And One Thing
or Another
By FRANK MANN HARRIS
("A Sixbit Critic")
As these lines are written, the
Brooklyn Dodgers are leading the
National League by a respectable
margin. More than that, they have
been In a contending position ever
since the start of the season; and
their biggest gamble—brunet Jackie
Robinson—has not only made good
on all that was predicted of flim, but
has also become the greatest draw-
ing -card in the se11(01• circuit.
* 1: *
Titus, both from an artistic and a
financial standpoint, the Dodgers
couldn't he sitting mulch prettier if
they had personally written the
script. And somehow or other the
can't help occasionally wondering
just what Mr. Leo Dttrocher's pri-
vate fcehugs must he as he watches
his former charges sailing so merrily
along without his guidance.
4, a, *
NICE 1'LA)'IIA'/'E. Possibly
for no good reason, Russia's Dir.
Molotov /.•reps pulling ns in mind of
a ifto77tma's pet name(/ Eddie, up in
Perth County when we were a kid.
In the baseball season, for instance,
Eddie would allow the rest of us to
furnish bats, balls and all other para-
phernalia, as well as get the diamond
into shape. Then, if he felt like it,
he'd condescend to play—provided
tee let him go to flat first and tossed
him nothing but easy pitches. L
4' x: *
The case of that race -Mare running
—and winning—under the name of
her sister is still far from being
satisfactorily settled. The chances
'are it never will be. Our turf solnns,
who are a lady unto themselves,
plastered two trainers and one owner
with a sort of "Absoltuely innocent
but don't do it again" verdict. The
owners of the steeds w'ilieh ran
second, third and fourth to WILLE-
GIVIT will be taken care 01, receiv-
ing the portions of the purse that
would have been theirs had that lady
stayed in the barn.
* . 8' *
But what of that other "forgotten
mall"-177Ca11111g the two and five
dollar piker who only pays the hills?
Well, Ite's still forgotten, and serve
hint right. When you buy an article
from any reputable establishment,
you naturally expect then to slake
good if that article later turns out to
be phony; but Jockey Clubs, even
with their wealth of impressive and
highly -paid officials, are evidently
different. By their owls admission
they are so easy to deceive that they
can give you no guarantee the goods
they are peddling are as represented;
and if you, get fooled, well -that's
horse -racing." A warning commonly
seen on race -tracks rums "Don't Tear
Up Mutuel Tickets Till After the
OFFICIAL Sign is Posted." We
hereby move that it be amended to
read, "Save Your Mutuel Tickets for
at Least a Couple of 'Years."
* * *
NEW DATA ON THE PROB-
LEM OF 1 -LAIR -RAISING Idly
sedn)tiltg' the advertising columns of
a daily paper on the may to Fort
Erie; one well-known Turf adviser
(hustler to you was heard to remark
to a companion, "11 says /here that
some Scientist claims a roan's hair
grows faster in summer titan in win-
ter, Do you believe it?" To which
the other somewhat mournfully re-
plied, "1411 i know is that nothing in
the world will make a gay's hair
grow ,v fast as being shy the price
of a I(uir-cut"
4: * *
First call for football talent to re-
port for training has already gone
out and before the Dog Days have
properly set in, no doubt we shall be
having pre -season exhibitions, to be
followed by league games, with play -
oils and post-playofTs ensuing fight
up to Christmas or,if tile. customers
hold out, possibly Groundhog Day.
Of coarse it isn't any of our par-
ticular business and—as you are
Probably saying to yourself—if we
don't like it we always have the
privilege of staying away. But we
still can't help feeling that an Ath-
letic Conunissioner might do worse—
for the benefit of sport in general—
than to apportion the year into
definite segments' and tell, for in-
stance, the football folies not to slop
too far over into hockey's territory,
and vice versa.
4: * 4r-
1f'/ :IT IPI: WANT IS SER-
VICE; Tales of hitch -hirers and
their agreeable ways are legion. Still,
7010 rather relished this incident, as
reported by a friend, Driving to leis
summer cottage with his family re-
cently, they slopped for this hiker,
managing to slake room for him in
the back seat After !half a while or
,1•a the 710'70 passenger spoke. "Mister,"
the said to the man sitting beside the
driver, "1 wonder would you change
places so that l can sit fn front?"
Then possibly feeling that a word of
explanation 700s in order, he added,
"You sec, there'll be a pal of mine
thumbing a couple of miles further
along the road; and 1 want to be
able to spot kiln in time so that we
eau pick him (1p too."
Indians Purchase
British Businesses
Indian interests have purchased
British business undertakings in
deals involving some £20,000,000
($80,000,000) during the past 12
117ont118, acording to "the States-
man,"
Many such transactions Were
completed before September 19,
1946. Buoyancy of the -Calcutta
stock market before last August
was an important factor and there
was a mad scramble by Indians to
acquire a0 interest in as many
British firms as possible.
On the other hand, several large
and influential British commer-
cial undertakings in Calcutta and
elsewhere have remained com-
pletely unmoved by all these
changes and are known to have
rejected offers of purchase from
Indian interests which on short
term reckoning were very attrac-
tive.
Progress
Today, with the use of machines
and science, the average Canadian
farmer c .n work about SS acres of
improved land; in 1911 he was able
to cultivate only 51 acres. To -day,
the fanner can get about (0 bushels
of hybrid corn per acre, where pre-
viously, he got only 50 bushels from
standard varieties. Cows yielding
5,00(1 pounds of milk annually are
average cows, as compared with less
than 3,000 -pound producers at the
turn of the present century
Play at War
An Associated Press reporter
fell into conversation with Ger-
man
erman children in bomb -ruined
Munich. In the rubble they were
building air-raid shelters, minia-
ture West Walls, tunnels for am-
munition storage. The gang had
its little £uehrer, who was al;so-
lute boss, with power to "court-
martial" Iris' "men." The fuebrer
ordered a seven-year-old girl to
Fit in front of a bunker and play
the role of the civilian popula-
tion. A boy threw sand in her
fate That represented the civi-
lians getting hit by a bomb.
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