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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1922-2-9, Page 6Is xt 0 ORFEN RA' enX 112VIDAIDW lc' 1! km/a/7o 109,99,644 SYnuPshv of Preceding Chapters. The outbreak of War scads Ronald Lwart, a young London barrister, to , the /I ig1a140, to say good-bye to hie ilaricen,..MikAtMeLcod.'' On the train ),M, 'OM/Ail, who calls hiniself aprAmittpliO,AVI'la stranger in those Pnitaithnfolat4r4wart finds, that be has built' a litit'r*, a cliff above the 1&!s op cs1c,C'etOral McLeod's lodge. "t,'N'hile fishing in the river 'Myra is suddenly hliudeLl by a flazh oi. gre,t,in light. Gen. McLeod tells Ewart el' 0 strange expeLiem'e at the same plaoe, kiim,vn as Chemist's Bock. Hilderman is vcrY curious as to the canoe" ef ZlYnn's hLndnes. The famous London oculist ,holds rnt,- so 110pe Ctild 1.4War,t, aftertali:lug Myra horns,. brigs Dr. Garriesk from Clasgow. In the mean- time "Sholto is also blinded, then chloroformed dnd stolen. Garneitit as- serts bis belief thaP Hildernian krieW pf Shot&s jdicti n The next morn. mks the ltwo men find footprints and ICOZ.1,-11111rIt'S on the 1 each, .0111 the name -plate from the dog's collar, • , CHAPTER. IX,—(Cont'd.) Clan -leak insisted 'that, much as he would:like" to Stay, be felt bound to leave at once, but Myra was equally obstinate and, as WA'S natural, being a woman, sine won on a compromise. G-arnesit agreed to stay over the week- end.. I was very grad that Myra liked my new friend. She had 1een very shy of Olvery but 21ie. took an im- mediate fancy to the Glasgow spacial - b. -6. She liked his vole°, she told nie afterwards, anti on the second, day of ,he asic-,d him if his sister was very ranch young,or than he. Gar - 011011 _ "One of them is," he replied, "near- - twenty years. What made 'yeti' sit?"' gueLssect it by the way yen talk o "me," Myra declared confidently. "The detective instinct Semite to be in tho ole," 1laughed, So when I borrowed Angus's raM- shaelde old cycle; and went into 'Cie/1- ,11g aLong a r,at.1 which is more note- worthy for its picturesqueness than iIs nac01igablo qucslitfoe j bIt GarneS1. Lo his examination -with-the knowledge that he would Millis tetinost,.and-ithat she would` help hinn all she eoulth I wired to Dennis,: "I can., inset ynu at 111.allnig Monday morning. Witic,e ThOsn' 1 'ent a . • etroule of picture postcards to Toninvy 1 .jocle, wisbino them luck and ex- plaining that I had not returned to joie them ,because 1,1yra Was' 111. 0 w,as sure Dennis would apPreciate the rag-roncy of nry message, but I worded 11 careLfully, 'deliberately malting it a. -P - pear to be the answer to Lan inquiry, for the roason that it is always „wise to do as iittlems you can to stimulate local .gossip. Anything like "Come at once; most urgent," -despatched by one who was lcnown to be a visit,or,at the lodg-e, would have set the,entire C01.111- , try -side talking. L. So I jumped on to Ananis's collection of old Metal ancl ;jolted hack again .as 'fast as I could. Garnesio was still engaged with Myra, and I took the opportunity o:E achqt wth htr father: ' "Would you -care to see, the dis- coVeries we made this morning?" askr ci, when 1 golindihim in the library. "Yes, I should inclOed, my boy," lie responded eagerly, and I think he was :glad cf, the diversion. 50015 with you now." "There is one thing 0,,want to say, liefere we go any farther." "V‘ih,at is it?" he .asketi,', looking • 500( 00 'anxiously at me.' .wara 151501 you," I 05.11(1, no .,:l.$1,e1'E.."py,e:Tit of Myra not retraining tt'LI S1ho111ei '56-1.11ii,g- rtidrry her as 00.011 2.0 -21/e 401:, , tit. AS you 00005 1 have ,:1la11.; tjoisttg ncome, Which_ is surf - we111k1'hnii.T0' than I ' shOuld L 'require up, here. t;gra i fe "be ,5liffx1.,' I .shaulid lik6 tti "Marry hes'. 111 Order that O may allWaYsbe able to ; take care ef lior, arld tk Should 'propose tosettle dell Sellle,W1,101/0 near you. I 'dabble , ,011flrthliterV siournallein, mid "I . eii,tenci that els far tes possible; ri might even do pretty weii at 5 Go 11 01(0 ant/ 'you, would Imoay cn iltat in the event 0,1 ally-1;11.in:g 6,111,114,l go , sheetveuld beL cared far sotheolne she loves" L dear Ronald," exclaimed . the obi man, affectionately laying a hand oa toy Shoulder"Pin Very glaLcIte hear yon any that. AS a inqlter of fact voila toyer baPpens, 1 delft dere holy sben ye1. marry my dear girl.. She 00': ole it With' all her heart- and I liaate 550501- been forgl,Of 500 The cr.."Y LIl 5 that, has lield'nte back ap 15 new is, the tidestion .61 money, 'and, -,,Ltessiblya ttble selfishness. Pm mit rittit-O'nan, as you ItoLow, 'and if it ',ern' not. for lily pension I •Cotildn't oval, live hi My :Cutter's Item's°, Bilt now my- one 'desire la bo ttee my poor lit ble...girl haphy, and „We'll;scraliti,td-' gethor a shilling oK twe o oqr,erhoyi 1(15110 1111015± 1111 • "Wo bath c.f us forgot all about the lorsibia..wor, and',, naturally en.ongli, the laTsterioris troublo which faced 'tfii Ilion' 'Wax saffi cleat for the intimbitt. Having Set bled that question et L Conducted the` old 'man to 'the am -11 egve -Where rive heti Made qui" eoverY, but 01111 began 'by visiting 'the ecnielthentse0 dareSity that to ,the trained eye there may have been wain - 01110 etiiiience lying, tinder ear yerY bbtl. the tOnky e00lit1.0(1 111,ar1t rtri6//11,''wo Sunol 4011. the Surrounding gratind cortvoyed'nething to' either .ol Tatter; On our Way back :to the liebsc,':from what We nowt:ailed "the ranharldng-point,"„ We come upon a , aitot Where titeLlicathor hard been.. cut in fairly large qv:entities; The old ,„ maristoed, and contemplated tile shorn ,Ottithipts for it moment; 01101 01.11 °Oh' his Ilea& exilieinfilly. It was not that lie had 'finy',Sentintenthi regret for the :heather on 'almost every indlit of -tralittnottIS :Of miles rottud, teid 5 tho sign of visit -ere, ihavit'4" mid, "trippers," to out heather I ;NAM, not sec the L gathering any.; at your 11*110 tn the High- , else .fol miles round, so,they vi'aik out to that Snot, and cut slime to take aWay wutis /110/1 when they go back home; 0 wish they'd always go back home and atop there," . When I showed the Gene e )eel, marks 'in the cave and explained to liiig in detail how GarrieLsichaci arrived at his eonclesions, the old man was e owed 'Pon Me soul, he 55,t5St be thunticr- ing dove') thundering clever," he niut- tered. "But it's not healthy, you know, Ronald; in fact, it's begad un- hoaltl:y. I've alWaTsbeen a bit sealiocl of teeso people who see ,things' that are not there. Still suppose it's the modern way;. reading all 'those deter:,- tive yarns and so op does it, isa dbubt,', He was 'still marvelling 0t this new , mystery when .we got ;back to the house to find My0eil Leitidng on...the ver, andah with the seedialist, ivito was keeping' her in fits of daughter with anecdotes of seam of his Wea1thy:We- 301 en patients. Oslo -'sprang up as he saw us cep. Preaching and ran down to meet 00.' , certain of one thing," he said excitedly, as he 7allood between us, anti ,onswc-red ,the General's question. "We have got to solve the mystery, and she will see again. This is, some thing new, .but it 'has a, very siraPle solution, which we runst. find out bY hook or by crook. When I know hew Miss, McLeod beat her Slglat`1 shall very likely be 'Milo to find:out heW to restore -11 Ind 1 ELIIII/ akio knaty sometI1gt lift,ile'llitaUs no other omit. ist has, ever &reamed, of. Thorn lent the slightest sfgib of any organic .dis-L- ease, Which. praibablY riteans ..thaf. Na- ture will assert lierselEfr,arrcl She wild eventually rogain her sight naturally'. But we' musn't wait for that, Web's 'got to be 'ub t.incl doing, 'I tell you, air, I wouldn't', have anything, IILIVs yea been eXploring "We've beomdidying adeolt at those marles,rwhich metrot -so inach. tot You 'and .conveyeti. nothing whatever th 'altifongh -I was once considered s eine- thing of La, scout," tone Genaral admit- ted, you find anything, fresh?" "No, only some trippers, as thc Gono en'O.I calls them, had been. 'cutting; "That' nalt Ickely to hel'US' mu ch: the ocialiat agreed., "unless they were not trippers at all, and were c-tita,ing, the heather ..L..ast a blind. What- were they like?" ' L f'Oh, we didn't see them. We only saw the results • of 'their icanoelasm. The heather WELIS recently, -lbut not freshly, cut," I replied, and the old man glanced at the with some slight suspicion, as if he feared I, too, was about to talce npthe deductio•n • "Recent, but not fresh?" muttered Carneslc. , "Now, 1 I fld 011 mao 11/11.0 Wellted Geld ,14.avens-i'rve "What are you dear people getting so evalted ...about?" .Myra asked, for by this 'time we had almost reached the veranida. "WN tei.,you in a mutate, dear, .and waited for, Garneslt to ex- , . . • 'Of course," he centinued, as if thinking aloud,. "it's obvious. The man came, ashore in a small boat, „picked 'sonie heather, and 'carried it inIsis arms.. Anyone' who noticed him would 'have noticed his load qif. heather. Then lie stole Shelto, concealed' hin. under the .11e:ether: and was st11,1 apParbntly only ,carry -ng . a bundle of innocent heath: -Why! they seem to have thought " of everything, .and made, no mistake." , ,L,."Dxcept that tile man was wander - ,about --the countryside, 'gat/tering wild flowens, in his. stockinged PleS„"' I pointed out. "Still, it was. 51/1/1105,5 dark, 'and he chanced that," said Garnesk. "What I -don't understand about it is this," the General joined -in: "Where did he ...come from to gather this heather? A man must know that if he 10 Ces,r1; ID CC/Me .ashore and pick heather , and get' into hisib oat again he is doing a very eugious thing. That Saab cair.only, have coine from Knoy- dart of Skye' at the ilartlest, and everybolly lonoWs. yon wouldn't take heather there," , . "Yes, I'm elf -raid you're right, Gen- Garneskadtinittedt with -a sigh. of, regret, and 0 WaS '000PPellbd to agree with him. . "I know where he came fnom., then," It; Liicqat ,said so quietly that it startled its alt, though it was Myra 0y1iet spoke. "There, then Ave all asked 'to- gether. L "Ile mustliave come from a yacht " , CHAPTER X. The Secipi Of -the Rock, We mane exhaustive inquiries every, Where, ablit 1116 One had 'Seen a yacht anchored or otherWise resting off the point the previous night. One or two VeS.g.48 had been noticed Passing the Mouth of Lech I-lourn- during the evening, but they were mostly ,recog, nizable LIS belonging.' to residents in the neighborhood, and imariy ease not One of them had ben seen th drop the two mem in a hog who Wcro,',causing us 00 much. anxiety. When amine.* and I went' up the river to tho Omni, ist's Rock we vverc equally lanslicceSe- ful there. ' , 'teak hare," I '015111, 'tauppose you Were' to go blied, Mr. Gentiesk? I can't allow you to run ,any risks ,of that Lsort, We have every reason to loow that there 1.II semething gruesente and un- canny about rthis spot, and ,1 should feel lyuppier if yen Wouhl keeo at a safe distance." ` "Stow about yourself?" he replied, "I'Ols 'a persona affair With mo," naP,tod' out, "hut I can'd1 let Your kind- ness' in assisting us as 111050 are 'doing run the length of possible Ib1i01111b5/S.". "NOTM,O1051e, my clear „Selleiv," be ex-, 0iati0,40We'ne in this together.'I ans (4:/*Itt0ii- bp- get to the Iiiiittem at *atter as you arm Bat it ihohoves -OW tO, he careful, IL is nohst 1101- w jWtteftt that yeti shOulci take Cate o.f tA 141Oi •-• ='• ) !)) I would, happen. to Miss McLeod if I • , Yourself Lat,the present moment. What ACCURATE 1,4APS carried you back to. the 'house' itt s state of total blindness?" “(:),„ shell be all right," I declarr ADE WITH CAMERA ed , , - confidently. ."But, ,of. course, your point is -a goOd. one, and I shall not - run any risks," ENGINEERS USE PANO "A•nd pet yen start by careering up RAIVIIC CAMERA. the river here when we 'have :%mry ex- - cellent reasons ,for supposing that it iS hardly the place to sperid a (Pilot' afternoon," .„ ' (To be..continued.) , Use -for iExplosives., The destruction of oregetatIon by ex - Recent Alaskan Surveys ,by U.S; Government PrOve,the 'Accuracy' ,Of.:Thia Method. 11 is said .that among. the mo,st ac plosives, has 'alway.s been' theresuit et the curate' of maps are .these made with' 'camera. -.Engineers in .the U.S. war, but a new phase of the subject Government empiaTr have, -it is report bas recently come to light—the Irersion 0201o:elves into 'rertiliz0e0r1s1'.. leula,pae°113.Palveetedt? from cfs- f the belligerent Powers at ,th. than. 'thirty thousehd square miles on eaeaurInvacYde The ,prOblem, of disposing .Of the large th,dusand squate miles ;i/i.Alaska,. More Stocks of 'explosives left on the hands eud the bonnclary 1 -hoe between. the, United the war has been occiipying the atten- tion of experts in the various countries' States and Canada have also been mabped with,the camera, hr—sh With the rapid development of the for some time past, says a ill writer. Greatquantities of- such Com airplane and" the dirigible balloon in European C01.11Ttrie'S CaMe correspond - Mg development or acrial photogrankY for,military purposes; 'and a now await, ening to ne real value of aerial Photo- graPhY for surveYs 'other than those of a militarY character. French en- gineers have indorsed the aeri methods of plrotographic surveying 1,70th rapid and economical; • Surveying MoLotainous Regions. An apt illustration of,, this Pact -is founl, in the survey anti resulting map of Prhice William Sound, Alaska. Here the mountains rise, from two thousand to -ten thousand feet .above the water's edge. TWO cameras placed in a' fOrti'• foot motor -bo-at were used by ILS. Government engineers hi making a survey of 2000,square mil -e -s or terri- tory.. The boat WaS run 220' mileS and .220 pairs .c.Epieture,s 'yvel'e taken, dttr. lag -the cruise, which lasted tlity.eight hours., Ffoin thege ,pictures 'an tiecu, rate map -of the region 11.5s.beenma.de. .nitrate: ammonia was thus obtaidor ned. To have made the,,surveY and map um dor- fn5r methods wonlcl have re - Which -was ieparated•-by do an ta ti on. I •q,U2're'CI 01 115 011 A qtiantit'y of powdered" peat' was then. 'st,.."•!.., tr;ttY 1.).‘";,-L •mixed ,,With the solution, which,'tliter" . ' : 15 drying, takes the form t ' nee Gomm nly realized that 'a tylii 011' hns''''bein. Surrade taken material - Signor Gaiehi. ' w'th a `Plate' dalriera 'directed"per the folloiz;ing composition: 1•Ar.ater, clicri'l'a'rLY nitn° of P' cent.'_;', ash, 18..8 per Cent.; the 'which the photograph ern - or amintinia, 42,8 per cent.. 'organic nitraCi In other.ivorils, it is possible matterii 20,6 Oe,'Perit. The' product in us 'anhydride and 1,8 per eent of 'pot.' gather with -0.06 per.cont.-, app ea.6 Posyder, .ahci containS 1.6.4- per cent., of nitrogen, id - of phOsphbr- . • pounds as trinitrotoluol •are said to have bean burled or dumped into:the !sea, as there was no possibility of utilizing them for peace purposes on economic lines. „,The 'enormonS stocks' of propellant" explosives and .01 am- rtional and other mixtures of trinitro- tou•of with anfthoniuin nitrate, how- eyer, represented an iiiipo'rtant quM-r- tity of .nitrogea in a; form particularly valuable ,in-Vioiv,of appiieatio.n for fertilizing puimcses',in agriculture A -6551g under orders tram the Itiilian Govern.ment -experiments have 'been carVeti out by Signor ,0`. ;Gareth, of Turin-, with a view to converting the . , ammonium nitrate in surplus exnto- siyes into a form suitable for uSe in agriculture. In, seParating the nitrato'. of aminortia from the eXpltisive „mix, 'tun advinlagerhas been taken of the great solubilit of the former in water. A. fixed 'percentage 01 watier was added to the lexplixt,i;e' Mixture, whiCh Was then allowed to stand in Special rc- coptacles. A cencentra:ted StiltRion or Ytaio hiJ4Itilatling, Them arc tWo diern c upOonnethcti e slielli%obisiggoettite"4.13.Lesvellen1P9fc'aelli.1 , " "1.1te; art/ varierti,N” of th of a taste for good reading, m the common citron melon gretvrtin C• ehild, The study of tho best in liter- di rpi 4I1. • ¶Qh1 ihvi., ,a al rilt!lf:tinol itey'%ie,:i::7"4Itttoh4 hod Ifigogtolo,' 1,201,irk tl fi If etlf) ' t. Mgt' i es; t', 4'4;14 .de 40 11 deptott,, the 'ettrht,-hfjur ti (01 :i''11,;iuL ;;;;P::::::Qtx:trnefttif:zo,:rlicHnli.,:md14, :ir3:4°"K, °I.44O' Ppl1/44:1_:'*;A:P,ge,(ip'.1 -.......,--,-,::,,....,0-----"'"-^•'"' , • • • • continK Jiurne014 14.1,4 1414','.'r including' thelifiale,' is, not Kild'Y raw but is uSed in making .siVect nr.,,/10.001.1.Ty 1,.() secure 5011 Ot1//at/Q11 bat pitc10,3sLanii 1.).rboepc„e,s; 11. alb() dev2101J4 a The Candied citron. or "citrUs Whenever 'We' slaid5 With' a child a cut?' whioh we obtain. Lat the grocerY masterpiece in literature or a Bible etores doc6. not grow in this country, story and arouse in' him desire to It is grown in the Mtilitorrancan eoast bear the f54/510 Story re -road, wo have region and is exp.orted drum tnere, stinfulated the child desire fol.' xnalclu, p,reservp; ry1 the eitItci reading of .the best kind. _ rnelbn'groWn here the melon is sliced • An'eaninent -educationist once said t, cut in'.stpips, 'diCed and .the seeds SOS "Tha't School whieb results in a 'teile ribri remOved, Three-fourths pound cr for geed 'reading, however UnsYstenl^1 augur te eaoh pouncdof •freit is added atic the schooling' may have been, haS also one lemon sliced, to each tw oehieved the main end of elementerY pounds of fruit. Th.a whole is allowec ed'ueatiati," Marl' 1360131e entire4Y to Stand. Lin an open preserving itettl without reaoh.-4 and they are tle 'most tip the -juice begins' to form, then difficult Of " 0:4 classes tO get a earn- pis sithmered slowly till the citron i prehensive view Of the great Prehleinsi tender, and put aWLitLY. in 00,10r5..' with which the II -tansies are confronted, do,ii,ed, quantity -�f ,,e.i..aihapples, halve( • The desire TOY reading is'nrost Po- and oured, May be usd, in Place o tent in the child between the age of': lemon in !the pres,erves,, inelm seven and ,seventeen astir 'it is then, does not need to be ripe, The flesh i that the guidance received earlier Ind a life shovvs*sults. • It Is *tif 1 f t ver'' Pale leau°11. eel"' that frequent:1.Y And 'children, in the ,graannyar grades ,of our schools 4/4"t Ches°, out the 'slightest knowledge, of the The' "Mich heralded moth -Proof -rod sublime characters- -of 'the Bible, the 'cedar 01,est -la effective 'OrtlY 41 °Arc 'world's greate,,A,'book, has been tadcen,.to prepaid y beat and The place of the nrevie.in education brush all articles to remove all eggS 'end cOmmunitylife is well recognized, -PnPae 'and moths.. The moth passes and schnols 'and rural churches a,r,e through four stages, egg, pupa, 1.0 0501 using this in their work. the elrild+s and adult Moth miller. 'There is cut, .reading has been well directed; he ono seage in this process when the itlonst-osre04, the sueen: young warm stage. ,,Igenns be eager to see the masterpieces (-,;f cedar ateSt kills them, that in tho .tNot, , persons can .a.cquire an to full grown are not ' , edircatiori in the sahools, eau paint Itis the odor of the' codut: which kills these 'worms, so groat cr.re shorild he to./(en pzevent its ei'eape: -Ghosts should be ke#1: tightly 'closed dxcept When clothing is to be put in,,. and this should be done quickly. Naphthalene in -any ordinary chest will als-o drive away moths. One to two-PoundS "naiplithalene placed in. 4111..615SL constructed as tightly 050 0 'cedar ',Chest' he • as efrective.' as cedar,. Clothing -may ',alsti and,brUshedl•alitd.:Zrolled:ap [Mr:lea:ate-- mrjaptho .Inth,oatlive:eneeainn , se nesse.s -of unbroken paper.' Double the fasten ,securely. A rough, rude, coarse nratniTer cro. rites an instantaneous prejudice, clops hearts, and bars' doors.,agaMstms. .1V151tOrCar Ort,tSiiing RO-041.1, ' 4. nowly-pateoted • convenience for autOinoblie tourists,' illtely to. appeal ettpecitffly to wt./limn, 11`4 an adailltiLlit.'n of tho atiaclied:lcat idea, willeh Pre-' VitieS dreSing-rofnr, between the ear and the bed -teat. 1,15 cot frame eapports ribs Carry ridgepole :B11 C11 'Witie LO 10111 all arch, L This structure (=kr:a,' support -poles unnecessary) is erected ' on the ground at'a little distaace from' the oar, and. ivith the side of the -tad parallel to the side of the autontohile, eir11:afe'11:18t'();;I:eiTlerf0ewGliir'Itie.c.t:te9t1)C114eon!-Vfu'at.151•Iteltieri;rsri°1(1°*: ; and ends of the tent aim dmwil down 'dyer the sot and ridgneupporting ' frame, I Tile arrangement 10 sac that a cov, 5 eyed spa.ce throe feet wide separates tho dutomobl'e f 11 privacy, a Curtain is let. tali 1)m -weep, - the. car 'and this. Space; is largo . enengh for dressing purposeS, The la- yentdr, an•IllinalS man, calls attention L to the fact that litiliza•00,:n of.the Our: tabled interior of. thenar 505 11 dressing- , • TO0111 has manifest disadvantages,' With leis arrangement persens on. get- ting up. in. the morning can, attire them- selves. in ConiforTable seeluoiont TO exclude. flies and mosmilLoes, he provides -a hanging wire -net screen be-' ..tween the cot. and. the- dressing' coin. nartment ; and, with,the same abject 011,i18.''vin'gL'ek.i.eii.oeua.isivaais•rapiaigrteni6e1nrtil•oef tefliali;iiSasser-e- incidental advantage of ihis style 01 auto -tent is .enlarget 'I space., nt.tne cured" by glove -button fasteners. ,An roof is so inclined to shell 'Vrater out many successful men and- women whowere a failure j'n mathematics or Science Or Litistory; but because their reacting was wisely directed at a criti- cal time, thley becomm masters in their line. If we develop ..,tr taste for geed literature and' goal' reading to the .exclusion ,,the,trashy,,-we, IlaVO complisheci eon:ening 'worth- .whiles Educators are rf all y'agTeed'that one's success in life is,' more:hugely ,cletert. mined ,by the.taite they have acquired forHgood reading than by any, other single factor. The mother who takes a short time each Av to develop and direct this taste in her -child will have -the satisfaction of knowing that she started him out wisely and well. The mother who would do Something to aid 111 this task can get valuable help from the miblic library. _If she lives in the country out -of reach of ft library', she may get approved lists ,boolcs from. the rurail teacher, Also 'a list of dosirable magazines. for every age fromthe kindergarten to the high . school, If expense i0. a question, as it often is, books may he obtained al from the school- kebrary that would as j'help, and from the traveling ithraries. Russian -General Drives Taxicab. 10 use -the camera to produce chartS, in tire,fernd of negatiyes, of level ground, provided the cainerit han,14 Waded iii Phsvo the ground. I-lere' the',caraera.' Meter:Y. bo Acing on‘a small scale vhat is done on a 11111117 larger •,-scale in may reduction by photegraphy. -Engineers use tile panoramic camera in making surveys of moUntainons re- Passcrs-by on tiso boulevards were gicths a'AL. "t"i9-1 surprised reoe.ntly, cays. a Paris; des'. The .Camera Lo. sef :ttp.on the Side of patch, to -lice a.qi$,IttigUis:10 1looking , the mountain, ove"ylOoking a consider - man fail CU the bitek of a lakicab able section of,',4iisrounding :country, driver' and kiss- him on the -cheeks the 1 0055515 0e7'eral-451ay° miles In total regular salutatiOn. between Russians: The PasSenger' was 'h,.-Rtissiart• admiral and the chauffeur .Was .a Lai:Pier Ittis- , sion general, cerebrated durfit . the, first period of the yvar, no -c'.' earning his living by driving a taxicab, • Students who take their meals in a very modest boarding house In the Latin Quarter had a shriller surprise recently. .00 the serving' woman, a woman of, middle ,age wirdse:worn. gar- ments could not conoeill her dietifi1 guiehed aPPearauce; approached., a table, at. young girl eL went suddenly arose,' knelt on one ynee, and kissed the hem of the wnitreeS' apron, The htlident had recognized her as a ferni- er lady in waiting 5 iite, Russian court, ' parallel to the lens shaft. .• DThe panoramic camera used in mak- ye Any Garment ing maps ie er tWe typos, one employ - Mg a five -inch film cartridge and 'the other a six-inch mirtridge. Two films arc carried in each machine, and after one hue been "Shot" . the camera i3 0001/11 11.116,11,11'd ,t1,11,C1 55 other film ox., posed. The camera is hem Ill a pet, fectly level position by means 01 wito area. ',The Maus.r„Ittre made -from the panoramic photeiaPha. , It having boen'aecidecl. atFwthat altitudo.. the photos:were taken; it Is Comparatively an easy mh1ter'ib determine the alti- tude of various points in the 'pictures. • Felt -Lined Aluminum /Ache The. panoramic 'Camera consists af 11 box made br altuninum, 11'51654d in .0 Protecting frame of mahoganY, and thi, is lined with felt.. The tom of the box is the reforende plane for teveling, anti the vertical axis 'carrying -the lens is, placed perpendicular to this plena, The circular illm guiclek are adjusted so that when the filin is in poSition for exposure all elements will bp perpen- dicular to, the level" ,plan'e' and hence or Old Drapery in -.Diarriond Dyes Buy "Diamond Dyes" and follow the sbmplo directiohe in every package. Don't wonder Whether you can dye or tint suecnsertilly, binause perfect Is dyeing is' .Kriarantecti with.,-Diamend Dyes, oven ir ,yott have never dyed be.. fore. Wen], faded, dresseS, skirts, waists:, coats sweaters, stockings, ,drapertes, hangings, everything, be- comelike neW og5. Iasi; telt YOur druggist whether. the. Material you wish to (1.Yo is wool Ur Wilt, or whether It Is linen; 00 11611, or mixed goods, Diamond Dyes meVer streak, spot, fade Or 1/11114 , . How , many ,grendmothors arc now baying so lialf-knittied mitten across a little bop's milli to sae ?he Idtil 10 eight and 11 11 isino to "mlf-i' At leaSt; 80 lenoWn varieties of ow cif"? (rear es aro noduced 10 (1 10 . That the caintra 1)11e0e0110 an accu- rate means or making maps is Well 11. luirtrated by the fact that In the recent Alaskan inurveys, U.S, Gevernment 0x, 1)011110 di0401/Cred by checking 51P -their cumulative, error in vortical ailguta- iia(ithti erreir amoulited ,t0 but Set In Ono htmdrod In a:late aervey Se error:in 21,0 miles 'but sixty feet, wad an outs was stretched. (m' some ono hundred Ma, tlphs the aVerage CrI.,`Crr was less than one feet fey each station., , Citron. • Many people have an idea that the ;candied citron used in `bakes, putt -1 dine, etc., lo the same melon that grows in our gardens. This is not so. Very- E /Mottos: g jig. •'Mottier.,•(to- "danghte,r),--,‘,Ten- hie; oung Gasic[ns'avlin Daughter—"Yes., ',mamma he's just - lost an uncle. and I was sorry for him.' Fond Mother-- 'Well, Jennie, bet this be the last., --Pm afraid; 'if you hoop an aux:enraging tiirri with your ,syinpathy, he won't have,,a, relation , left in t15 wide, wide world." f4,0,1±, Atfl.rPot 44 14' Ir,p431,, 4 $ NEWE'8T HOTEL " ' AT THE WORLD'S"MOST RAI/IOUS RESORT - European plan. Novel Ritz intedYation ; unique color scheme throughOut; RestOdrant overlooking Bdoch • andOceen. DancinginTraisRoom'and Ritz Grill, I?, LANTLC CITY. ' 111110 .1 0150010 pOuble 12:eeres $8.00 up, ,Itt. fig)ilm fIrcat lprin'ar G5./0i0,VE 'TOW kturfundpor itbaidco014imegoy, 00.001.swiih,Privale.Scr(licir;11 fultOcea'n View L... • "HoW A'ra 10.,Movie Stare?, " • That te 110,50000m rrhteli" the 10s 56 000C.,14,1055A,Nr„ VARM5111- 101t400,1o' 80%0, Wo Oeliovo 11,11the. /40T10/S10re aro . 1t00'10"1”1110t0n"IU °very town, 0/11000 and terming remtounitr tor.tode.rioDo.drolnOlsbon ni,eu.ainee b1,111 itlos and Apt pro,, -11,- our. arpat ' How: To Solve • The Puzzle • - Se flids ylcugo the urtiat 100 5(0101,0 the Waldo et a Movie l'hoetre. The 05erat9r' of 'the WO, niathloo 10 thistheatre tio- Mrd' to 'Pin, a Soho on 1,1, .addleare so lie throw thoo re,arro(gert 00710 Mayor& 'nerure on tho Buren, tolvo tho .010.alo, 011' yoU , aro .110151011 , to do le 'to zearranso the 1,1)0,5 •0 that thoy 05011 the eorroct ectone or actrrears' name. brainulo:- No00 . ,ie Charlie Chaplin.: 'Sal, ,you Forma Lho others? If you 00, 000 14a cae On 5/.000 10 lvor 'tineelst" Overland Touring Car tura woald otherwise egg, you $1,112: Don't gho up too oasaY it -at 'Amt. Youa 111110 hard. be Yo00 0001, 000 wt,/ 000 ' ' 'bag pr0o,' Son tho' 1,111 401 , at prism below. • ' CrIMM (5110 Gir Er• W4iravostoco.44eNoMMER s.)BritualocRATMKratiM $4L.4 .CMERPT FROPURElawapv:hpa.p11(11:.. 0.T.PArg(K-NY,:FOW. POKTIALLEIM: NE -car p515.118 trzegAikReme The gig Prize L at! $2,200.00 in.all ' ist PrIzo "Spa.. clal, (51,112.00 Over/and Auto or 01,000.00 2nd Pr ..1:a 600.00 8,4 " 250.00 45 " 100.00 5101 50.00 86 85.00 7t1s " Z1.3.20 flth .14 00„00 0th 20.00 10111 11 00.00 110h 14 13.00 1515 " ^l3.00 13111 111 16.00 14111 '^ 15.00 10.00 161)5 ,, 10.10 10.00- 1851* 4, 10.00 loth ., 10.00 k.th " 00.00 giSt " 10.00 22nd ., :0.00 28rd " /0.00 2455 '''' toot .25111 " 10.,16 AE Tios Recolva OultAticate Prizes liAfilLTON, can You .00lve thin Puzzle? AnYene living. 00 told° Totonto is Privileged to take lintsi, Put on youa thInking-ohp and :solve the ,ruzzie ,,end 70t11' mower, Probably you Inert, the names of most o the famous ,taro, 5111 Jug. to. k•ofroalt 'your Memory '-cre give below a few of the moot popttlar onus: • Cha Is Chaplin, Mary. Ploktord, Charles Roy, Patty Arbuckle, Norma 'TairnaZo, .Wn Face Reid, Boyer y Bayne,. Thomas Molobon, Manei Normand, Dorothy Gish, .Paull le is"rotle Ick, Gloria Swansony.Douolae FalrbanIce, Moe Elrady,,Duntln. Farnum, Pearl Blanche Sweet,' Thula ,Bara. ' • • Cbsta Nothing to 'Try Wet ldn't -you bo tho Ithoulest 'person bol the world 11 you' ware the iiinuer or the, $1,000 in a contest like this :yhich took only 00.11000 rainutes•.of your time? 'Well 10110510, say YOtt W01.11d 1.0S bri1113/i And you can -do 11000, It'S just thrt: such Ilttio opportunities as tblo hat hUndroel'A.tend thoutands 01 coMmon folks haVo,ohtainOd their stant..and hats, risen to be the great men of today. Yott nrobablY Itacnv of some such Pans yenrselt if you chi: it, Thle le the CANADIAN FA.R1V/E00'5. offer to YOU to give 0011 a. bike 615110e6, ,Ain0 it won't, coot yen one cent,' ' " . Only 185 Points Wins $1,000.00. Th o answer gaining 080 notate (5115001 la the rnaschnum) will win tho 5.1,000 ift.etush ter the 1 eantiful'llSpecialt' Overland). Second highest will receive $500,00 and so on down the list of orizoe,, • • - • For each Movie Name that yell corruptly arrange you will receive 10 pointk:, or :100 points 51 all it you arkarig-o all too aartios correctly,. Then you can pot do more points by "qualifying" SOW. titlfiWer. "Chat' be, by in'sroing that Yon .haVe elsonas 0. CopY Of the c:As,armAN viranma to three neoiak.agring rive Big Publicity qi Beoater campaign.. cinanneatIon blank be realled 7011-solreeetot 01 20(10 The final 26 points will bo awarded, three prominent aml indspeittlent judgce 001 Otto noatnessu, style, handwriting and Spelling Of your ahswer. Otrike While the iron is het, and send le 00110 anewer tOdays Mlles of Contest wrue all ten movto 'Names on one Oide-of a sheet 011 Patier• p. Write your halite and address pataly in the tipper right. hand torpor o th IL It you wish to write ahythIng else, use a separate Shoat of papor IsMi sign yo name ana complete add20213 021 10 also, • . 4. T11.0W3 PrOnlill 0116 jUdgeq, btivfng 10 001110o001011 wIth tho CA,NATNA.NT Fh81M0110, wilt Judge the (planted answers and award the prizes, 45. t6q10 0.11/050e1' pointe, Which is 1110 lti#11e01 nturiber obtainable, 'wind Itirst Prize. Ton points will be giVers, fur eaels Correct natsse yen send, or '100 points,' If you get au ten neintz„ 0001501. Sixty additional points are gatned bY >111g .10011- answen Lied 25 points will be given for neatness, strle, hand- writing mid opening. , ami the ItTovie laiditor reeelven your, „nolution, 10 "will :leen 7011 .0 leiter telliug you jUst oxatily how many PointS ,Y5110 ki)10/51:1/ ana aisd send you 50 ,h11411510.. poliy ot the CANADIAN 0111100010c.' 10 help Yon "qualifying,' ' . 7111O 4300i062 OlOY4Orl gat rsisiturtr I/larch 11, 1:11.2 and announcement of Prize Winners'.will 50 g/lOthi 111 itiO IsiT.A.ULAIT IPAR1103R allortly after. " • ie Editor cANADIAN,mitmr,R, Cpr„ Illthruond nralo • .14-e1a,,,, ,t7oc:"." mattemstelivaam,