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Shaw Says Pidgin English
Will Be Future Language
Letchworth, Iilngiand—"Pidgin Eng-
lish will be the classic English of
lithe future;" George Bernard Shaw
said in a speech at the celebration of
'the twenty-fifth anniversary of the
:founding of the Letchworth Library.
"Au Englishman says: 'I am sorry
{I cannot oblige you.'" Shaw said,"but
la Chinaman says: `No cat,' and ex -
!presses himself perfectly."
Shaw took exception, ironically, to
Otho Biblical reference to the "blessed
uses" of the poor. "Until this country
'becomes determined that it shall never
'again have a poor man, woman or
;child iu 1t," he said, "It won't be a
country worth living iu."
Speaking of libraries and books,
Shaw acid that it was the British
Museum library that had made him a
Communist. "And I'll live and die a
Communist," he added.
"Books," he said, "had. been valu-
able to him in the study of speech.
If you made me king of England; he
said, '2 might fall short of the ideal
in many ways, but you wouldn't object
to me ou the ground that my speech
was disgraceful. If you made mo
Archbishop of Canterbury I could get
away with the talking part. If you
made me Lord Chief Justice I could
sentence you to death In a way that
would do honor to the occasion. But
the most fluent Person in his own
�yanguage is ofteu heipless if he crosses
a frontier. I'm a great matt here. But
when I get on tits other side of the
Channel I'm less than any porter."
after PLAYTIME
!^_I }Eie,aMolI d1Mllk `dwhen�lh Y
come In From school or play.
Children love it, and as many a who
mother bet discovered, It is hlshts'
r.,l,I nce o§pIeIt Pelmetts.f� �`ildlaq
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CHOCOLATE
MALTED
MILK I
o
Whin
e # A B igl sr .
are Upset
•To Search For Lost Aviator in Arctic
Prof. Alfred Wegener, German 'scientist, leading German expedi-
tion in gathering weather data, has been •reported lost since last .
month in arctic wastes. Capt. Albin Ahrenberg, Swedish aviator, is
reported to have expressed his intention of going iu search of him.
Capt. Ahrenberg recently located Courtauld, British flier reported miss-
ing la Greenland.
Owl L.affs
Mrs. Mosquito— "Whore is your
daughter?" •
Mrs. Housefly—trShe just went to
the front door for a Screen test/'
•
Wile—"How's this for a saving Idea,
dear? I bought, playing • cards that
can be washed.
Tier Husband -"Well, I don't mind
•doing• the dishes—but I draw the line
On •scrubbing the: deck." •
The Colonel's. wile sent the follow-
ing note to
ollow-ingnote.to Captain Leonard: "Colonel
and -Mrs. Moore request the' -pleasure
or Captain Leonard's company to din-
ner on May 25."
To which site received the following
reply:
"With the exception of six men on
leave and • two'. on sick list Captain
Leonard's company take great plea-
Fare 1n' accepting your invitation:"
Little Bride—"Jack, ;`su Said you
wanted 'shin bone soup, I didn't • ie-
nwmlier down at the butcher shop,
just what it was, and I' showed the
butcher my shin and he guessed it all
right"
The•Groom (grunting);=."Humph,
I'll be darn aerefel what cuts of meat
I specify in the future."
Fond Wife—"If you go first, dear,
you will wait for nie on the other
shore, won't you?"
Husband (with a sigh)—"I suppose
so. I never went anywhere yet with-
out Having to wait, for you."
Daddy—"Only fools are • certain,
Bobby; wise men hesitate.'
Bobby—"Are you eure'of that, Dad-
dy?„
Daddy—"Yes, certain of it."
Amateur paper hanging is about the
most amateurist thing we know of—
except possibly a home job of hair
dyeing.
Wile—"You know, dear, marriage is
a fifty-fifty proposition."
I•Iusband—"Yes, it's fifty here and
fifty dollars there."
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Radio Short -Waves Stop F �,od Decay
Dairyman's Invention Shows
Soest, IIolland.—A discovery has
been made, writes a special corres-
pondent in The Christian Science
Monitor, in the field of ultra short-
wave radio research whereby decay
in foodstuffs is obsoletely arrested,
according to Robert Pape of Soest,
Holland, Who has been for many
Years active in the dairy industry.
The Invention, pttt briefly, consists
of au apparatus which generates
ultra short waves in the region of
25 Centimeters to 1 meter, The
waves thus generated form. after
b 10 d d within a radius of
Annual Forest Leaf Fall
Estimated at Ton an Acre
Washington.—The blanket of leaves
from one year's leaf fall in the forest
may weigh more titan a ton per acre,
the United States Department of Agri-
culture says. Forest Service investi-
gators find that a heavy litter is cap-
able of holding vast amounts of water
and slowing up the runoff which,
without the protection blanket, would
quickly erode the soil of the wood-
lands.
In studying tate protective value of
leaf litter and the result of its re•
moval by are or other agency, Forest
Service investigators found that the
1,930 fall of dry leaves, gathered up on
a half acre of pine -oak forest at the
Bent Creels Experimental 'Forest near
Asheville, N.C., weighed 1,300 pounds,
oven -dry -weight. Accumulated dry
leaves and litter on the tract Previous
to the first clean-up weighed Orr?• toss
to the acre, dry weight.
Front two to three years are re-
quired for decomposition of the litter,
and a heavy blanket of leaves Is thus
normally present on the area. As
a consequence of removal of the
ground cover for tills study, erosion
set in ou the area, although the rain-
fall was unusually slight. Soil lees
was also hastened when. winter frosts
heaved and loosened the unprotected
soil, making it wash•'easily later on.
- Reveille .
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Car
e in Raising Chicks
a to the Silver Maple Poultr'Y BABY oinaexs
Westport, N.Y., find ,several 13A132 - +:HICISS—IN six VAR. -
rubber overshoes in a box �� 1Nr1O,b, Ino Vag... ittiti rlo.
1i'ree. AL, fl. ewitser, tlranton, Ontario.
Classified Advertising
Visitor
rarm at
pairs of
near the walks that lead to the brood-
er houses. T
VE.WANTED
he rubber
REPRESENTATIVE
s must be worn
by the poultrymen and, as an added'
Precaution, it is necessary for the
wearer to step iiia box containing a
disinfectant before entering the brood-
er house, according -to ira J, dollar
of the New 'York State College of
Agriculture.
The brooder houses are swept,
scraped, scrubbed with lye and water
disinfected with a 5 per cent. coal -tar
disinfectant, and then a fire torch was
used on the floors and walls before
Placing
broodin
treatm
Mr.
farm, h
of chi
fewer eggs from coccidiosis, and h
outlined strict sanitation practices to
avoid further outbreaks. After the
chicks ere placed in the brooder house,
fresh litter is placed under the hover
daily and all litter is changed every l
five days. When the litter is changed
a torch is used to dry the floor and'
destroy any coccidiosis germs which
may bo present.
The chicks are fed an all -mash ra-
tion regularly at 8 o'clock in the morn-
ing, at noon and at 4 o'clock, In the
afternoon. Dr. Gray plans that the
chibits be without feed at least au
hour between feeds so the chicks' In-
testines may have a short rest period.
ery, large special buildings and Per'
sonnei.
The invention, which was received
at first with incredulity, has lately
caused a great deal of interest, na-
tural scientists both from here and
abroad pouring into Mr. Pape's bun-
galow here, where he is demonstrat-
ing the machine. -
The correspondent of The Christian
Science Monitor has seen food on
plates in various parts of the house,
in the garret and in the garden, per-
fectly odorless and undecayed, which
had been there for months. There
were new potatoes of. Juno, 1030, a
about from
and
t f the machine, an aloe little bit discolored, but which 'could
eggs, broken on a plate, sever
mouths ago, a little dried, but not a
sign of decay. Eggs in the Shell
stored in the House on May 23, 1930,
20 meters
ABY ills and ailments seem twicey
ma as ean colic. t Orr a suddenaattn ack
may
of diarrhea. How would yon meet
this emergency—tonight? Have you a
bottle of Castoria ready?
coin to m
tro-magnetic field, in which no or. I still easily be scraped. There were
genic product can decompose. The
size of this electro•tnagnetio field is,
practically speaking, a globe of about
30,000 cubic meters.
The preserving action of title field I were opened and the yolk was beau tl-
penetrates through everything: atone fully yelloworts an wiexpet; out ado ,bout-
walls, Iron, dead, wood, glass and so
fortis ttuloors and outdoors, in arty, spate one have
obDeen publishA. Van ed, among
ief
atmosphere or temperature. I
The cold storage field, which has I of the Amsterdam bleat Inspection
developed to such a grade of pollee- i Service, on behalf of the Dutch Pat -
tion, is said to be highly interested elft Council.
in the itew'invention, For tide newI thatFront
these acid reportsperceie appeared
floared
machine, which occupies a space of 1 which had been kept for a fortnight
milk
a few cubic meters mid therebynot
forms a food preserving field of `bO,- I in increased; el c t'011 agnetl felaftla d =m-
ined).
Cubic meters, uses up only as
tnuclt electricity as an ordinary 200 ( ber of months, had maintained all
candle power electric bulb and the i the
in ties Reey possessed when
d and that shrimps,
results of this stnatl device are de -I i
stared to be far better than those of mixed with only 4 pet' cent, of salt,
a modern equipped cold storage ware• I showed no ammonia development
house, with its expensive =chin- after a fortnight's exposure. ,
Three Mothers Autos Now Navigate -
Deepest Rivers
Three mothers by your cradle stand: Floating automobiles that 1101 0n
Ono mother who has given. birth, roads in the ordinary way, but are
And one of lineup is Motherland,
And one of them is tinther ableivS,when have ueeessary
for
Earth; r❑se in a traveling exhibition of Brit -
Earth; � by Capt.
VvIn WANT A F17L1ABLD li28PRlu.
i'r S117NTATYV'E to handle our oro-
duote in your .near dlstriot, App11
Clarence Cameron, 28 %Velltngtori St.
Toronto,-
sesseeraztirts
q FO1NANTS-2 L13S, PRINTS, ti:17,.
Y 2 1Us, Silk, Pelves or Cretonne, $t,
Ao81t ' dealer waOnnted, A. McCreary.
AGENTS l.`���ANTED'
A new pipe is being placed on the
the chicks in the house. The Market. It is standard in size and ap-
pearance, yet the smoke travels 18 inches
g equipment had the same before it reaches the mouth, making a
alit teal cool smoke;' One agent to be ap-
Robert Gray, manager of the pointed I. .each town. Liberal discounts.
Write KING 0001.,
as ltad experience with losses 7 ADELAIDE ST. WEST, TORONTO
chs, of mature pullets and in
as
Jock met his friend Sandy on the
street.
Jcak—"Sandy, I wonder if you could
oblige me with a cigarette?"
Sandy—"But I thocht you said you'd
stoppit smokin'?"
Jock—"Awe, weel, I've reached the
first stage. I've steep -it buylu'I"
•
Solicitor—"Woald you endorse our
cigarettes for $2,000, sir?"
Celebrity,=Tor $2,000 I'd smoke
the fool things."
A man's reputation may get 11Is MELTING
name on the church book, but only his (I➢ �A� '�
character Is recorded ou the book of n fl
life.
For the protection of your wee
one—for your own peace of thmind—
is old, reliable preparation
keep
always on hand. But don't keep it
just for emergencies; let itbe an
everyday aid. Its gentle influence
will ease and soothe the infant who
cannot sleep. Its mild regulation will
help an older child whosets tongue
bowels.
coated because of sluggish
druggists have Castor's,
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HIGHEST PRICES PAID
The
Canadian Wool Co: Ltd.
RCH ST., TORONTO
To peep fifes away this summer
swat their great-grandparents ltow.
Whoever thinks men are more for
the material things tha women has
never seen them at a sale.
Film Producer'—"What stakes you
think you need a vacation?"
Press Agent—"I'm as overworked
as an adjective in Hollywood."
A Blackbird's Voice
I heard a blackbird's voice among
the boughs
Of some tall treo
Speaking, as all could hear, his
ardent vows,
With heartfelt glee,
To one whose ardency
arouse
To his degree.
I know not it that other one replied
To what he told,
But as I listened to Itis tale I sigh-
ed—
It was so old:
Then, far adowu the west, the day-
light died,
And night turned cold.
—A. Mlitte, in the Glasgow Herald.
he would
a1L 1sit industriesproposed
And two aro great and one is small. I Geoffrey Matins itdom S
ays r.
E31.FeahWeeks Science
Your Motherland is -strong and dread; I (New York):
Her a es your sure proles^.tion I "Attacled to the side of each auto -
makes; mobile are frames and brackets made
Site spreads her law above your head, of the new light metal called 'elek
But oven while site gives she trop; au alloy of magnesium, less
Her arta i
tortes than one•half the weight of alumin-
s strong, her word is true, ant. '
But she may ask your 11te • of you. 1 "Fastened• to these brackets are
From Mother Earth by toil you wring eight air bags of rubberized fabric,
Or feast or trust at her caprice, four for each side of the car.
"When the expedition wishes to
The shelter for your journeying, I cress a bridgeless river, the elek
Though brief. at best will be the tron framework is put in place, the
letse. .I air bags are attached, and these are
And cata the and she gives You bed pumped up by a bellows arrange-
But cares not where your soul Has meet operated by tate engine. The
sped•. ' 1 car then ntay be driven into the
water under its own power and
The Mother who has borne your I float ,on the air bags, with its tan -
flesh
Through good or ill will hold you float , o th lover With +'te water snr-
faet, 1 face.
Wilt guide you through the world's --2—
dark mesh, "Not alt men react to the
And so Will save, your soul at last,_ Charms:'—Peggy Joyce.
Three mothers shall you Have in all,
Wake: the envoi dusk returning
Up the beach of darkness brims,
And the ship of sunrise burning
Strands upon the eastern rims.
Wake: the vaulted shadow chatters,
Trampled to the floor it spanned,
And the tent of night in tatters
Straws the sky-pavilioued land,
Up, lads up, 'els late for lying:
Hear the drums of morning play;
Hark, .the . empty highways crying,
"Who'll beyond the hills away?"
Towns and countries woo together,
Forelands beacon, belfries call;
Never lad that trod on leather .
Lived to feast his heart: with all.
Up, lad: thews .that lie and cumber
Sunlit pallets never thrive;
Morns abed and daylight slumber
Were not meant for man alive. , .
—it. El. Houseman, in "A Shropshire
Lad."
Birds Make Nests of Wire 1
Seattle—Robins and other` birds
nesting in city parks and private
grounds in this city Have been hard-
hit by the unusual scarcity of hair,
declares Trevor Kinkaid, of the zoo-
logy department of the state =Ever
-
BUY, Birds find no hair about homes
asin past '• years and the small number
of horses and other ac
• animals in the city
do not shed. mucic. Professor Kinkaid $1O 00. Hoare, 4t I( know tbe' things. i dye with Diamond
has observed nests' built with thread, yeles,a.ru Motors Roams, eta 'rrao,uor, Dyes are redyed at all!"
twine; long grass and even small fine lotion Paid. Writs to
DUNE poi 0YOLEWrit AND MOTOR O., Mrs. R. ry Quebec, wire. sae Qtreen Street W.. 'Toronto, opt.
And one le great and two are small.
—MCLandburgh Wilopi.
"After a little wearing, a lovely green
Ideas for Company Evenings ! voile—alt imported dress—lost Color
The 4th Sutton G,F.S. Rangers • so completely that 1t. was not wear -
gad a most enjoyable cooking even- I able. A friend who had admired it
ing with two Patrols each using one f
,, pn. asked ale why I wasn't wearing it
any' More. On hearing the reason,
she advised dyeing it and recom-
mended Diamond Dyes. To make a
long story . I1th1t, a is 'lovely anew'
urned out
[beautifully,
dress that really cost just. 15c—tile
price 'of one' package of Diamond.
Dyes.
"Ik have since steed Diamond Dyes
for both tinting and dyeing,
do either equally well. I am not all
expert dyer but never have a failure
with Diamond Dyes. They seem to
be 'nada so they, always go on smooth-
ly and evenly. They never 'spot
streak" -'or run; and friends' never
same
SAVED IMPORTED DRESS
FAST AWAY
Farm Help Available
Families and singlemen with Can-
adian experience for dairy and gen-
eral farm work. Address all com-
munications to Central Emigration
Foundation Holland, 255 Hess St.
South, Eamilton, Ont. Rhone Regent
2210.
AR over the world Krttschen Salts
is appealing to girls and women who
strive for nn attractive, free-fron •fat
figure that cannot fail to win admira•
Con.
Here's the recipe that banishes fat
anti brings into blossom all the natural
attractiveness that every woman
possesses.
[:very morning hake one • hall
teaspoon of Kruschen Salts in a glass
of hot water before breakfast.
Be sure and do this every morning
for " It's the daily dose that takes off
the fiat." Don't miss a morning.
Krusencn daily means that every
particle of poisonous waste matter
and liarntftll acids and gases are
expelled from the system.
Iaen.Fs
.l'ectdNoises
ARDEAR L.
PUB IT IN BACK 'OFEARS•-• INSERT/Al
NOSTRILS-• PRICES/.2S^ArAf1 DRtl00M5T
Excellent for Temporary Deafness
and Head Noises when clue to
congestion caused by colds.
At the same time the stomach, liver,
kidneys tad bowels are toned up and
,the -pure, iresh blood containing
Nature's six life-giving salts is carried
to every "pin. gland, nerve and ltbre
of the body, and this is followed by
that (Drescher' feeling" of energetic
health and activity that is reflected in
bright eyes, clear skin, cheerful vivacity
9 and charming figure.
A TRINITY
From long years of observation
and a widely varied experience I
have learned much about one great
teinity—Faith, 'Work and Patience.
Faith we meet have: Work we must
do; and Patience we must exercise.
Given these throe a success fitting
to our station is as certain to re-
sult as the sun to rise, because in
them are alt the elements from
which the progress of mankind is
fashioned,-R.E.H.
"I am a country 'hicck',. living on a
farm, and every time I leave it I get
into trouble''—Sinclair Lewis.
of the club -room ranges.
trot did scones and scrambled eggs
on mashed, potatoes, the other baked
Potatoes and jam tarts, While these
were cooking the Company took part
in an advantage game. • Two trails
had beet), laid in the room, one for
each Patrbi and 'both ineludiug four
hidden letters with questions on test
work. P.L.. I. Peunicott.
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Large inustttt•
ed catalogue or
new and rebut ll'.,
bicycles f
r
in
Kennedy &
Menton
421 College St.,
Toronto
Harley.Davidson Distributors
Write at once for our bargain list of
used' motorcycles. Terms arranged.
A New Member of the
Cuutiesnra Family
CUTICIJIMA
Shaving Cream
A beard -softener and n
skin -tonic combined!
At dealers or sent postmla on
raael�t o�aas6cy Ltd tdut833m wets
KEEP THE
Children Healthy
STIFFNESS
Plenty of Minard's well.
rubbed ie sorsa sets you
dFht. Bathe the sots pare
with warm watsr before you
staff.
You'll coon timber up !
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Horticulturists
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When they're "off colour" give
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Little Liver Pills. Safe, acting
theyysoon bringbackliver,ntly on the bosvels and
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eters
oungeters should show.
25c tsi 75c red packages
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