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POLSON IN EVERYFOOD
IY ART}IIJR'B. REEVE.
Glenn • Buckley, "tia one, side and ,Il
dud Ja<.k Curtis eftthe Utter:- .Ken
ivEtii 1,1011O,. We were on alaother alzs-^
t'ien, Might' it not be a good plum, he
re0soned, for hiin co take ',p this side;
of th0 znattex'..ar ti s un..�7 (wn k -]i ,%gyer
there Baas to be learned?
Far to the east, now, on the Island,
Craig, Easton and myself wore very
busy with the 'direction' findes encleay.'
()ring' to :ecate tho hang-out of the
ay racer. Every hodr, a quarter
after the bona. m ssages there bungs
"" -'—=_ __.--_--_- __ 4 , bondcast between this Izonat we we've
CHAPTER XVIII (Cont d' "--""'s caking and thu `Seootei moving up
must ho iesoitel to, -if the were a er the Sund. Souletimes tlacie.,wero
Lien restrained hiserr ieism This to escalie, v
was like 'a girl, But it was a bit of Ha othhira and er messages.; sent group,
te'veci £ages
a clew to him, 'lie began sears:hvig they. "dropped r)uiek:pinto .with coal ear, wecould, not figure out wa of in code �a
ai,out in the air,' as' it were, on a crouching bolow the pvotecting 'sides, I nely and Mighty' difficult code. Ken-
ehanee 01 pulIing sombthing•SIoWn'. The. " thugs • dashed hast-° turned, nedy reserved that to.'iind out by de-
It might have been perhaps half an started 'scouting about to pick op, their ciphering•at leisure; afro to grace out.
}mut of.p patient: waiting and adjusting trail, - .
when Ken suddenly,twistingi I the-source,suspected
e Another. wgroupen- mord
heard. his a knob, Just then'the pre o'elook.whistlo that,` suspeete i tiyab. being sent and
loud "Ken wn name called from the blew. The bond dabs were an, too, was_on the received Iry that boy Hank
speaker.>' men, fr these, were So it titias that the gem of the idea
Tho boy started. This Was like.a The ,;engine idling at the head of the of hisvown ing ain tofu ' abseneetigr.'woi'n
voice from the. sky. It waspiiraeeleus. coal train puired' and: snorted as; it'Ke ', cere r, in
r-
Evezybody 1s familiar with the' accounts for that undue semetiveness ' Quickly he shafpened it up, moved the full car ahead of 'Ken's treed: u: Ruth.and hecvcre;reriz-
adage,, One man's meat is another to eei•tain kinds of food which the , "I an Dick Gerard on the `Scooter'!' Ruth, just enough bring -the f empty kn the C.ub_>
man's poison:" Very `few people, how- lectors calf "anaphylaxisl' ' Some of We are pulling into Bayles' shi and `car"In ;whic � #'D hi empty l "T111 me, Roth. Are S and Glenn
' over, appear to know why this should these organs, or, 1, maybe, groute of and,will be over by=the coal dock,'the rapge of' the. werehey shovel,
under and the i•eolteder at the Hinn'? to P"
be 10. Bringhelp steam shovel, .; Y Ruth loosed_ finally. " ate: Tien,
cells, are ''sonsiiized'' to certain foods p immediately, ,Please eget The fdremail raised his Band, The .`"Yes," she said finally. "Brit 'I' tun'
Considering the infinite rernge of as the photographic plate is to light; ,.Ken Adams at Rockledge, anybody huge steam shovel dipped into a great notgoing "to take yet. there: And I'ni.
changes 'that Nature rings inthe ar- Organa Always Alert. who .is listening in, if.Ren does not pile o1 coalion the dock. The iron jaws not going there myself. I'ni disgusted.
rang-ement; 'shape, color, and: other hear this himself. This is Dick Ger- of the shovel bit into it, ciosed,'and S'in through:" '
qualities of a couple of oyes, a`note, a The coneequeisceee that the owner and who is Lost, Tell him. The Bayles the load' Was raising, dr ppin as he " ell . lright,"
mouth, and their few 'eyes, oriee, in of ench a stomach; liver, .lungs, or 'seal docks—at ones 1" shovel- swivelled over a g, t W thahi all Kent.was
Keil and Ruth were both almost be-' dirscti ova • the until it stopped tgladhen to hear his sister any that. 'Fnr-
order that every'human hying map whatever'ether noartion'of his anatomy Y i he heads O£ the two, thermore he did not intend to -Tet her
have what we may calla •facial mono- is 'thus unduly• touchy, soon knows' all side themselves with excitement. To i luckless, young :fouls crouched in
neeet it when he heat discovers that' them there was no uestion but that coal oar. the know too :much of what: he intended
qq doing. You can set ii%'down `here -at-
niltinrk hu)iereby he can.be 'out arsd and 'all le not wel] within.;or o this was Dick himself: They savi'tlie she
d s g shed from all others, it , ko wing hi$ To blas' best, et d .turned in the end of the Club.". -
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little .w.eakness; ;either Por ets i o£ los ability, Ken hearor to see the bucket directly
yhaled'serprite nobody''to-learn that a g it a, songht'to ransariit. He was so eager head,: h y oyes (To be eontniued.)
fit 'of ebeeut-mindedness, or throws' to get off that'the onI mess " e g side ,They scrambled,np the slippery
similar variety. prevails , throe glivut y ag he, "sof the car to avoid it. Every "—'—r` fp
,the whole of the body.,' There are on
.prudence to the winds and •chances could think of was the simple word foot they, advanced they s•iPPed back Eelis, and Belfries.
this planet at the ''present-momeltt• two.
about fi5teen'hundred millions of hu- Unfortunately, the "sensitized":or- "We can't leave this place totally1 The' signal was given,
mao •beif e e andnotnet Trevor sleep at' their osts unguarded," decided ' Ken. . "'Yet u11 G • . The engineer
g , one of them Is ap and Mast go.This we:Pulled ed his lever. Idundreds of pounds
fasciniile of another. •
the rash: eater finds himself poisoned have it; is an emergency. I. of coal . began dripping over their and belfries, soon acquire a strong
with the very tit bats his Yrlenda en- > g We'll 1 k Laddie in. Hee, heads, hold over the few who care to explore
Laddie, -good ood be Watch till we come "lielpi Sto
back!" P• them, 'Lonely' and deserted as they
Ruth's scream was muffled by the may -appear, there are hairtily five min -
The collie wagged his :tail almost roar of the machinery':and therumble
as if lie understood, and '&"few mos of the"tdeadly liuncbewei lits of cathea either of the .day or night -up'
inerts later Xen and Ruth were.whiz- that were just' about to cru h th al there that do not see strange sights er.
' These ancient towers, and the inner
heights and recese51 of these old roofs
No Two Eyes Alike. "•
toy,
It is a fact observed daily that meat Thus one man clay develop an at
people have a gait when walking, and tack of asthma through being poison-
a speaking voice, both, of whieh are ed by a perfectly fresh egg—an article
characteriatie , of themselves alone- of food that will cause faintness and
That. means that their leas al,enot as def geaous cardiac .collapse in an-
other legs, • dor' their vocal cords as .other,
those of their friends. It Is not a far Or the poison produced bythe
cry from the larynx to the•aungs, nor ing of other foods bye eah
• from the lunge to the liver, and, these other people with
in -turn to saynothing !cause uc sensitized intsdas may
o hing of` the heart,, cause such. various'atlmeuts as nettie-
the atomhch, and all Other internal or - 'rash eczema,
Bans, .differ in each , individual. : I. -gout, giddinrheumess.,
sick-
{ boadadche, gastritis, giddiness•; and so
And so the' internal organs— and; on. Epileptic fits may be caused by
more particulIrle perhaps those of the curtain foods, and cured by their avoid -
digestive system—di(X:ering „ in -their' anon.
intimate makeup as they do in each Fortunately*, it . is now possible
individual accept i s hie to
, a with h n
t thanks p n s
or reg
test sufferers es ora s
and d sneer
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P is what they do not foods they .react in such distressing
consider fit to become part and parcel and dangerous ways, and thereaYte
of the master or mistress they serve. land
desensitize -them by rho adrafnis•
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zing along to the -next harbor where lifeless, s .„ em hear stiange sounds.
the big old shipyard was. ' The bells in their tower hold con
I itt`e did they realize what it was con-
stant -converse with man,-but"they are
CHAPTER XIX, not oP him; th�aY„cal
they were so blithely running into, I(lhim-to'hisduties,
Hank, back home, was glbatiag over Bruised and' blackened by the 'coal they vibra"he to his woes and joys, his
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is radio' and thea as it was dropping '
apparent success he piling- down on them- and perils and victories, but they aro 'a
hafi'hid in fooling his enemies. Par they scrambled to avoid it, Ken and on e
to the East,' Kennedy, Easton and my- Ruth did their best to call for: helpc sympathetic l end Passionless f
self were But no one. heard: above k at; his will, buthanging1oldge f
painstakingly following too above lr1m; ringing ant the old genes
results of the -minute little direction L was one of their en
tion, and ringing in the new, with
mechanical, almost eppreesive regi.
la i ' and ad'
iron
tY anconstancy nc h
,o which o
Y
ten make
s them and their gray tower
the mostreveredend ancient thing
in a large city. •
At Tournay there is a famous .ol
belfry. It dates from the twelfth cen-
tury, and is said to be.,built on a R
nen base. It now possesses fort
belts. It commands the town and`th
country round, and from its summit f
obtained a near view of the larges,
and finest eatliedral in Belgium, with
five innifleent towers. Four
fa
a-
a
of
However, ' i •
emies who. saw. He» bad climbed a
trestle ,to get a better view of the
whole of the Bayles' coal dock and
had been o the e Scooter had been shipyard, hoping thereby to locate the
detailed to stay as the "Scooter" put hiding boy and girl. Prom his van -
to sea. His instructions were to --get tage point the thug,had caught'a
Ken, when he showed up, hold hien for glimpse of them in the coal ear Iran-
Abe gray racer which would be sent teeny seeking safety. tT'e.waved his
In •Bayles' shipyard and coal dock a
sailor, an evil -looking old salt, who
It is, then, the peculiar individuality t tratlon of the.apporprfate remedies -in 'the por im to carryr him oft' once he was arms to the other two thugs and soen
of 'certain of the internal organs that known as_"antigeus." ' hung about talkinf g to a men on the and Ruth fall 'were or down s rescue eKeti
.
he f things worse to comer •.
scows and tugboats, in general, "mak-, Just as the three thugs scrambled
ing friends with the toughest custom- over to capture Ken and Ruth the en
ere in case of need.- " gineer and the workmen waked up to
A ,long-distance eye ne on mos under their
II •SEEING THROUGH
M•
ETALS -
Strange Uses of invisibly Light,
Can anyone tell whether the heart
of an apple is geed or bad without cut-
ting the rind? : Most people would say
. Y
no. Yet itis done every day in South
Africa, w,heie fruit from the large
• farms is. passed through.an X-ray in-
strument. . Looking through a small
eyepiece the operator sees the shad-
ows of the had parts on a screen as
If they were peejeeced by teenage lam -
tern.
Some time ego a valuable picture at.
tributed to a famous artist was . put
up for auction, but a ddscriminating
buyer: suspected that It was a fake,
so he had the alleged old neseiter sub-
jected to X rays,
A third eye siuidenky, appeared be-
tweeh• the two eyes .of the painting,
showing that the present picture was
peieted' over. anethor,
Leather is like glass to these won-
der(uI rays, and many of the largest
boot 'shops in. I;ondon-use an instru-
ment by which buyers can actually
see their thee lying In' a' new pair oY
boots. This le particularly valuable
In the case of email children, upon
whose description of shoe comfort
tie reliance cad be glaeed. 1Vorking
off the ordinary mains, the eiectrib
pressure -le the instrument' ;is in•
creased to about 90,000 volts,' The
machine Costs about £].Oil. .
Preventing Accidents.
Seeing through steal lip X-rays is
spinally.poasi1the only •to a depth of 8
• in., but up to 12 in. of alumlaute are
quite transparent, and by the use of
X-rays flaws or .blowholes in, metal
• castings are distinctly visible.
A 'serious accident took Place at
Shanghai recently owing to the ex -
'Weston of a . turbine , d'ise, Some
deaths were caused and', th'e-roof of
the buikling•Wee knocked=out, it is
very necedsatry that , the •turbine
diets, that revolve at very Sigh speed,
sheuicl bo flawless, and'X-rays are wit-
lhhcci •to'etheieetesling,e' .but 'thhe, nia-
011111e used to very elaborate, costs
about £1,500, ,and. tweet& at.a voltage
of 200,008.• -
Whether he kith screwed his smeivs'
in straight le a vitally important mat.
ter to an aeroplane woodworker. By
Good taste and good health;
demand sound _teeth, and
sweet breath.
The use of Wrigley's' clew-
ing gum after every *meal takes'
cars; of this importantitem of
personot?-hygiene in a delight.
re eshing_way..by clear-
ing t'he teeth ot"frood particles
and by helping the digestion,
Zee result is asweet breath that,
eliliths care for one's self mei cote
sideration for others -Both marks
oftethlemcnt, Ask for • ,00,98
•�
X-raying the -parts, the screws can.
be seen through the wood, and often a for hick a what was going almost d
it is founds that the . wood has been ,aught have seen him on the deck of noses. They -were rough and dirtybut
Its
split internally without •any outward tee "Scooter" miles away by this time, they were good', honest..fellows with, brothers guard the summit of :the bel -
sign. Weakness that might cause ter- out in the Sound- Dick was still a families at home. It was only an in- fry at Tournay and relieve each other
Able aocidennts leltlius detected. prisoner—and he was not broadcast- stantwhen the workmen dropped their! day and night, at Intervale of ten
'rho welding 0f metals, that le so ing anything, tasks and, rna to: the help of -Ruth hours.. .
coat and Ken.
The fight as the - + Belle are
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Important .-in engineering work, is A steam shovel Was loading a
torted to a similar manner, anal the ear on the track from the huge piles heard best when they are
long lengths et fibre from which cot- of coal that had been unloaded on the ed was short and sharp. "Take that, rung upon a slope or in a valley, es-
top is made are also scrutinized in activity.
Everywhere about the dock was you bigJbruiser! One of the workmen I peolaliy a water valley. The traveler
Ulla mytgtorlous light, also
email par_ et viay, There was no loafing on hauled Off tvitha sock on the jaw to' may well Ivories at the distinctness
these 'obs. thethug-nearest him that sent him with which he can hear the monastery
ticks of metal ate shown up clearly -Thus it was that when the neon sprawling; no
as shadows an'the stream and the whistle suddenly blew there was no Itbe1Is on the Lake 'of Lu. was a good fight but it was a fi Lugano, or the.
same 6irooessisnow appliedd to their delay in stopping work. : The men short one. The thugs saw that they c uioh bells over some of the long
products by 00100 :manufacture rs ofwere tired and hungry. Still it was had failed,: that they were outnumber- reaches of the Rhine. Next to valleys,
tobacco to detect -metallic dust. a good job, for the salt breezes off the ed, and ran for their lives, falling Cuttatf+icdrry the sound farthest. For.
Whether a pearl is a real one ora Sound made it as good a piece as any rather than climbing down into the y, many 01 the finest bell -
fake can
he fatted out In the same to do heavy woik in the summer. ' $e- motorboat that was hiding nt the end towers In existence are so shoaled. It
way. The sides, that lunch hour was a prized of the dock. is well ltnown how freely the sound of
genuine has a kernel rest. The men took their lunch boxes The workmen were ver helpful tothe bells travels
in th emlddle, round which the cyster and sought out a shadysot on the; the boy And Mete
P e s over Salisbury Plain,
g pgirl and Mete surprised -i' To Mite ones stand at the summit of.
makes the pearl, and•the X -ray -c mera. doelts and there metered .the breezes' Some of them had radios. They knew trash n r
reveals a clear outline with nothing lit which people from the cit mane �of the ease. Theo i g t bell,
Al at the ringing
Y miles Y had had a chance of i
the middle In the 0606 01 the manufac- In cars a151 .boats to enjoy, and had not known it, It does to show the sunset bell, nest at'the5 ore et
a oe!som effulgent
tared , Pull o e e uI sn su
pearl. f the ur enc of thef • how necessar . i g t moor's da is to wit -
wed
I
urgency 1 mission f Y tis always to have i y t
Kon and Ruth pulled up at the shore ones eyes open, tiers one of the finest eights in the
X -Rays in Industry. " entrance to the coal dock, 'finder the( ;t was not ion befog ' World. The moment is
Even thormo ho g e, cleaned •up iono of;brief
meters are . X-rayed huge sign was another in red which •a bit and rested, Ken and Ruth started but ineffable splondor, when; between
nowadays to make auto they are made warned, 'away safely fin the: car,, sadder and 1 rho mountains ahtd the plain, piist tts
of the correct kind of glees,. Lead No AnritlTrdNei3 lvieer. the sun is sstthig, tike mists rise sn d -
glass shows- 'np differently on- theDANGER There was something, on a sweeps Ken's mind; denly, in etran
now and it was ;the first tine he had' and g cps and spirals,
aoreon •to soda glass, and if any va• > They.,pazked the car and seeing no beenaloneand had a chance t i ! ar,G amfttsn through with the 1
pm -18 given off by- the glass 01 it.ellni• one at the gate or about` the dock t • '"Ruth" he be , o ask it.
1111 thermometer the resulting loss of gen " I d lit e t kn
a00351 cy might lead to fetal results.
The most curious application of X-
rees to industry is their use in con-
neetiont with ...large consignments of
Havana Clgates shipped to Great,Bri-
tain. Tiny microbes that make their
home In the heart of the cigars get
hungry on;' their journey aerose. the
ocean, and eat the centre of the cigars.
Thousands of expensive cigars were
formerly ruined to this wee e.but it has
receutiy been discovered that, If the
Mora are subjected to powerful X-
raye prior to,;ddspateh, al; these "little.
pests are dastrgyed.
stealthily entered. They kept back of What about those racing debts that
any shelter that afforded them hiding heard from Thank -and that stuff I
as they made their way, keeping a heard' over et the Blue Rooster Are
sharp eye out for.. the "Scooter'' and You really'gambling Ruth?"
any traces of Dick. `� "0f course not,' 'lien. S don't
Down at the end of the dock, under gamble."
the shelter of it, where the tide was, Ken was watching her face care --
low, lay -a small but fast speed --boat. fury. He Must believe Ruth. Yet he
It was front;.• this that the evil -faced knew it was not the whole truth. "But,
ruler and a couple of companions as Ruth, do any of the, others?"
tough as himself were watching. I "Ken," slie turned to him, "dc you
"There they comer' think it is fair to me to tell what
The three stole stealthily down the others are doing? Isn't that up to
the dock behind piles of lumber. The them?"
dock was still deserted for it was not "Well, yes," agreed Ken reluctantly.
yet the end of the noon lunch: hour, "But it all seems . so strangeto me.
although it wile approaching.. Someone loses a lot of money gambl-
"Do you see anything of Dick?" ' ing. Theis comes that robbery at the
Keri had been looking vainly about•for house, and mother loses her emeralds
some trace. - I and you lose the pearls that had be -
"No," replied Ruth. "But we longed to Grandmother Adams, There
'haven'tbeen' all dyer -the place yet. -must be some connection. I can't figure
Let's go—" it out."
She never finished the sentence, ' "I can't either, Ken. But you'll
Looming up.' before• them suddenly never get anywhere by asking me th
were the three thugs. It did not' ;need tell on other people, Please, Ken, if
even intuition to tell the girl and the you want to find' out things, go,eto.
boy what those men were there for. thein. And tell Thiele Craig and Eas-
Ken and Rah did not hesitlte: They ton the same.. I' net not going to be a
turned and lied
"Hey ' „ snitch. Nobody loves 'a squealer."
y; He s overhere! It was Ken's own philosophy, almost
The• Bali did. notstop. hem.' They his
own,woids and he had
admit knew in an instar • thatthey had been and stop. But his mind was ,ovokfng
led into a trap by the faithless Hank, oh' other means of ,getting at the in-
of �coal,ver piles
dodgingu around about
the hdock seeornformation.
on her other ways,
that sheRuth
hadhad
Houses • and tracks, everywhere the-gambling•debts 11011 Dew nothing her -
flight led them. self of the:robber That eliminated
_e
Here, Ruth! . Quick!" Ruth as auspect In tact Ken had
Ken had sensed that their pursuers never considered' her such. Atthe
were gaining .on them, that soneeeruse same time it left it up to Vire.. and
Du1e..in Darhness. -
Wlth so much stress being laid on
the virtues of artificial suniight,'spet
tial leterestattached "to the announce•
meet, made by a prominent London.
'doctor, that we do not sufficiently con -
alder the health value of darlsness,
The, authority in question states
t'hit%• be Ilia 'Opinion, many of the Ills
Chet . llavelehelr or'fgln in digestive
troubles aretr,"aceabie' to ' the• too
lavish nae of light at,meals. Brilliant
lighting, he deserts, is harmful in dint
ing-rooms, restaurants, and other
blaces'Where meals are_partaken
Ottr digestive processes, on the per -
feet working of which human health
and happiness so largely depend, are
interfered with by the extra stimulant
provided by garish lighting: The de -
:Amide made on the senses by such
factors as bright lights add arresting
sounds: mean that blood ie drawn from
the stomach to the bmain and muscles,
and the assimilation 01 11001 naturally
suers, '
According to this authority, the best
light ter meal times is that given, by
shaded candles, .But we should all be
better In health. and in temper, -the
pbysfetan states; if we ate our meals
in semi•darlcness•
Funeral, Almost:
Lotti -"Bill prat}used to. Dora last
month while they ,were. out motoring,"
Betty=-"Thenehow is it that their
engagement is only. just a/met/need 4.
Jetty -"she oou'dn't accepiy frim 1111
they came out of Ura hospitals'
, rs 4s. ,Ste . 'W
W.'... 1h"�;s
Among the dovieis in the famous'�
gardens,at Ifampton Court Pa:Aace are
20,000 pansies, 12,000 snapdragons,
and 10,000 ciysanthemunis. There are
half a million plants in the gardens
t:eeUC No. 0 118: !Altogether,.
golden "fire which, melting down
through a thousand tints, passes, with
the ,rapidity of a dream, lute the cold
purples of the night—Prom "Music
and Morals," by Ii. Ft. Hawels,
- The Happy Day.
All day long
D -purpose in yonder '
Green •meadows t0 wander
.And think of a song:
I shall take
Provision of-bereies,
Black treacle cherries,
And possibly cake, -
Where the boughs
Of gliding willows
Freckle green pillows
I shall drowse;
Or,wander blithe
'Through scented acres
Where haymakers
Sharpen the scythe.
I sliall'not-hell; '
I shag not trouble; -
Througli'fields or stubble
1 shall conte back--
While
ack—While dusk is spread,
Where twilight lingers--
With
ingers=With purple fingers,
A song in my head.
-Sylvia Toweeend 1Varher;
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'Above tilt Canadian delegates tobre0eh'of the Ontario government; latter has made •several important,
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Nations are sliocn as phootogrephecl in eoner- to Prance; Sir Herbert Ames11•nding ono 10 which :ho athrme
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Paris Auto Accessory.
With every ear sold a Parts automo.
bile dealer furnishes a pot of special
paint and a sprayer, about the size of
a Poucitate pen, so that scratches and i
mare can be touched up at once tt s
keep the bodylooking new. Pressttre } p
for applying the paint is obtained by 3
blowing through a tube connected;
with the sprayer. While the prepare.; w
tion is speo"ially adapted to covering p
metals, it also may be used on fabrics p
and. leather.
' Revenge is a kind of • wild justice,
which the more man's nature raps to,
the more ought Law to weed it out. ---
Francis Bacon.
• The Wee Bit
TVere is a small musical -instrument
known to sono -of its- friends and ad-
mirers '115 "the -wee bit bogie," though
to the world in general as the' concer-
tine.
cancer -
Regarded i
Re or
g c fs ,i one point. of vfow,
the concortine and the wee bogie.
are one and Indivisible; seen -from an,
other angle, they are' as far' apart as
the' poles. As;scail 3la ed
s.
con-
certina strike -the ear es somewhat.
-dull and oommoupiace instrument, but
such epithets as these could never be'
applied to the, vee bit boric,
On the: rare occasions when the
voice of the wee bit'boxie is heard in.
a fifty street, it acts. as possessing a
fairy's .wand.. You are wafted sudden
ly away fro mtiie city_ lights and glare,'
an find yourself once more in the deep
deTiths of the country, under the clear
gray gloaming of the northern June.
The 0.10 is -keen, but sweet with the
scent of larch and birch, of whin and
broom and inuuaiera)le wild flowers.
The'arase is soaked with heavy dew,.
the sheep still browse peacefully be-
fore settling down for the night on the
higher ground, the denizens of "the
big hoose" are indoors.
This is the hour at which the seen
tireentae. plowman, with slow and
heavy -booted step,' perambulates 'a
park playing on the wee bit boxes.
Tho plaintive Scottish airs, so full of
beauty and tenderness, mellowed by
love thoughts of the long centuries in
which they have' charmed the hearts
of men, mingle'naturally with the dew
and, the scents'and• the greenling, ;lad
form a fitting finish to the sweet sum-
mer day.
Anti now the melody beeemes faint-
er and again fainter as.. roti and his
little instrument wend their way home
to the farm. The sheep slowly move
Up the knower; all is stillness; the
rabbits venture forth onto the lawns
around -the old tower.
The spell breaks, and once more wo
find ourselves "in the busy haunts of
men." .
Bible In Hungary.
The number of Bibles bought in
Hungary has more than doubled sips,
ng the last two years, teco )diug to 4
tatemeut issued by the association of
ublishers. In 1923 the Hungarian
people bought 12,600 Copies of the
testaments. In 1914 more than 10,000
ere purchased. Last year 26,885
assed Prem the booksellers to the
:elle, Publishers expert that the de-
mand will exceed 80,000 poples during,
1026. •
Japans National Care •
The word jiiuikisha in Japanese
means man- power _vehicle.
No Boiling , No Rubbing
Just Rinse zoith ins®
A package of Rinso is a package of miniature soap
bubble`s.
- You simply dissolve for 25 seconds the ting bubbles in
hot water, soak the clothes a couple of hours, or overs
night, rinse thein well in clean water and—that's all.
Result—clean, sweet-smelling clothes, hours of time.
saved and die hand work changed to just rinsing.
Rinso dissolves the dirt, you rinse it out.
You will never know how easy
it to 40 the washing until; you've
used Rinso, the greatest time end
labour saver the housewife has
ever known;
R-417
Mack hr
,tile makers of tux