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Modern Language
Still In Stone Age
1 -las Not Advanced In Line
With Other Human
Progress
All human beings still tall; like sav-
ages. Every modern language is little
more than a tool for cavemen; as
though modern surgeons still operated
-with. stone knives or modern carpen-
ters sawed boards with fish bones or
modern farmers cultivated their fields
by digging them up with sharp sticks.
So protested Sir Richard Paget, life-
long British student of the nature
and sounds of speech, in a recent ad-
dress in London. It is generally ad-
mitted, Sir Richard recalled, that a
large part of the human antagonisms
which lead to wars and similar diffi-
culties are due to differences of
language, so that separate groups of
people do not fully understand each
other. A similar condition exists, the
lecturer suggested, even among people
who speak the same language. Words
. are complicated mouth, tongue and
throat gestures most of which were
chosen by our savage ancestors thou
Sends of years ago. These savages
had but few ideas and simple ones.
Languages, while probably good
enough for their cavemen inventors,
have been' outgrown by civilization.
A single word may stand for half a
dozen separate ideas, even in a single.
language. Mankind has perfected the
art of mathematics and dozens of
other arts which assist the progress
om
" science or the exact forulation
of ideas in special fields like science
and engineering. No similar effort
has been spent on speech. Instead
men have been content to get along
with the words and speech forms of
savages. Future progress of civiliza-
tion will be delayed or perhaps pre-
vented, Sir Richard believes, unless
the problem of communicating ideas
by language is studied scientifically
and systematically, to find out exactly
hose thoughts may be expressed most
clearly.
PINION ULT...M ��'�
'How to make my old abaci okitts in the Domin on
Fire Menace
eoni'orm tie the new length Wee set
problem to no unto T hit on this
plan, 1 dropped the items; and as the
part that glad been turned isrlder
was darker'than the rest, I redyed the
entire dress, ,after having bleaeh.ed
Um geode, following directions he
the Diamond Dyes Package.
"I used Diamond : Dyes for the re
dyeing, of course, 1 have dyed lineal
things with thee° wonderful colors.
They have saved me many dollars'
and have never failed to give perfeet
results—smootla even colors—fast to
wear and washing Friends think my '
things are new when I 1'edye or tint
than with Diamond Dyes, They do
give the most gorgeous color's?"
Mrs. G.C., Levis, Quebec,
Owl l,as
Simmer has its perils as well as
its pleasures, and one of the greatest
perils is the forest fire, Until a
few decades ago Canada was care -
leers of her timber wealth; there
seernetl so much of it that exitaus.
t,ia was a remote prospect, But
?°ci.cligality always brings its owe
punishment; now it is realized that
the wooded areas must be cared for,
and reforestation has become an es-
tablished undertaking.
In view of this situation, preven-
tion of forest fires is a' subject of
prime importance, During 1929. 6,-
000,000 acres of timbered land in the
Dominion was burned over, with a
t t l 1f $6 200 000 d this(le-
o. a oss o ti an ,
spite an elaborate and efficient pre-
ventive organization. Each of the
provincial Governments administer-
ing its own forests maintains a fire-
l1lrs. Carney (rust}iilg •inta the 'liv- protection body which co-operates
log room, panting for breath)—Ob, with owners and lessees for the pro -
Walter, 1 dropped my diamond ring tection of timbered areas, the cost
off my finger and 1 can't find it anybeing distributed or covered by
where. • special taxes on such lands.
Mr. Carney (very calmly)—Its all The aeroplane is established as an
right, Olive, 1 cane across it in my important factor in the detectionof
trouser's pocket. forest fires, and in this respect On-
';ttr10 is particularly well equipped.
A friend complains about '.the ?ea 'iVhile aircraft have to a large extent
creasing worries of dressing, "By supplanted the old c..noe, horseback
the time I get my false tseth in andefoot patrol for detection of fires,
place, my arch supports adjusted, a large ground staff, with equipment
my ear phone regulated and my stored at strategic points, always
wrist watch strapped on I am usuaa' ;'will be necessary for the fighting of
ly exhausted," he eenfi led• larger fires and maintenance of sys-
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The Foggiest Spot
Moose Peak, Maine, enjoys the dis-
tinction, says Popular Mecbanics Mag-
azine, of being the foggiest spot in the
United States, although it brightened
up a little in 1530 and had only 1,562
hours, or a little more than sixty-five
days and nights, of fog. Its yearly fog
average over sixteen years has been
1,607 hours. Runners-up . on Moose
Peak's record are Libbey Island and
Petit Mena,' also on the ' Maine coast.
On the Pacific coast, Point Reyes light
station holds the record, with an
average of 1,39S hours per year for
forty-five years.
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The marketing of cream has been my life study. I have a new plant,
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52 JARVIS STREET TORONTO, ONT.
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tems of communication.
THE DIFFERENCE
With the disappearance of winter
It take so many roses— conditions these flying firemen may
Dying Curtains
Take the full width of voile, grena-
dine or any soft curtain material.
and after stitching hems at top and
bottom, making a separate stitching
for the red, dampen and while damp
Ius-ead of ironing or using a cur
tain stretcher., put tbem, at once on
roes, place a rod in the bottom hem
and one in the top and hang them
to dry by pushing the material tight
ly together. Let them dry in this
fashion. When entirely dry, take
out the bottom rod and the curtains
will hang as though shirred and have
a dainty and sheer appearance not
obtained by other methods. The
advantage over ironing the curtains
or having them hang full is so great
that it is impossible to realize the
effect until one has tried this
method.
Such wealth of gorgeous biobn— be found all over the forests of
So many petals crushed, to make Northerl'ie Ontario. This is a well
One breath of faint perfume. • trained' and disciplined force, direct -
It take so many hours, ed by skilled aviators, and plays a
Of labor and of tears tremendously important part in the
To givethe world a Lovely song protection of the Province's timber
That will outlive the years. wealth.
But love Is something quite apart, ,There is something picturesque and
Just one swift kiss can break a hest:. much that is of a hazardous nature
a about the work of these men who
An old offender was found gaiety spend the summer in the clouds above
of stealing a horse and received a the vast forest domain of this Pro -
stiff sentence on account of his meet, vince, watching eagle-eyed for the
ous record. The judge addressed incipient fire that may mean dis-
him as folows. estrous material loss and perhaps
The Judge—It is my intention to death in its most terrible form. Their
sentence you to eight years at least, presence in these danger zones, and
Now, before sentence is formerly pro- the conviction that they are animat-
nouneed on you, I shall listen to any- ed by a ?teen sense of duty, justify
thing you may have to say on yotsiYtr, public cijnfidenee that everything
behalf. possible will be done to prevent the
The Old Offender (afterwaiting to terrible forest conflagrations 01
minute or two) -1 don't know ez I've former years.—The Mail and Em -
got anything to say only this, it pire (Toronto).
strikes me that you folks 'round here .____:--y-... _--
are party toler'ble liberal with other ,,
people's time. Toles of U.S. Are Determined
•
The two points farthest apart in the
United States proper, according to the
Susie—What are you knitting?Lottie—Something to cheer up the Geological Survey, are CapeFlattery,
A:T 1 D
after meals
GET RID of your dread of pain
after eating. Eat without fear of
"indigestion," .sour• stontaoh, dis-
agreeable . gas or Headaches.
When your food ferments "dis-
agrees," lies like a lump in your
stonaab, it'eI a sign of too much
acid. You need not resort to crude
methods --take Instead an anti -acid
that will correct the condition.
Phillips' Milk of Magnesia.
A spoonful of this pleasant -
tasting, soothing fluid neutralizes
nanny tunes its volume in aoitt. It
resters the proper alkaline balance
Made in
to an acid -soaked stomach and
bowels—assists these Organ§ to
!unction as they should.
Phillips' Milk of Magnesia is
what you need when a bad breath,
coated tongue, headaches, naauees
or bilfouOneas Inilleates an over -
acid oonditiOn, • 'rake. a spoonful
today and for several days and tee
how 3t sweetens the system. You
won't be Yearly so liable to colds
or slokness. All drugstores - in
the dominion sell it in 50e bottles.
Look for the Name PhdU4s ort
.he 'bottle,
Canada
boys.
Susie—Why, you silly thing, t
war is aver.
Lottie—This is a bathing suit 'fo
me, dear.
Wash„ . and a point on the Flor
ere coast, south of Miami. These two
..Paiute. are.abeut 2,835 miles apart.—
r The Pathfinder.
Rain is something we don't,,lilce
while we are getting it, and kick like
sin when we don't get it. A bark-
ing dog is almost as unpopular is
one that bites. The chap who takes,
care of his own credit and collec-
tion department is most apt to 'col-
lect the living that the world owes
him, We don't know which makes
for the duller evening—a sedenau
telling about the removal of he? ap-
pendix, or a man telling about his
stock market operation. The ad-
vantage of one big worry is that it
eliminates a multitude of little wore
ries.
Give to the work?
The best you have
And the best will
Come back to you. ler
Bride—Shall I have your lunch
brought up to the deck, sweetheart? '
Groom—No, darling; just throw It.
overboard—it'll save time and trou-
ble.
"Overboard," shrieked the , watch.
A thousand men and women rusle •
ed to the rail to see a woman strug-
gling in the green water.
"Sharks l" screamed the multitude
as White flashed darted towards vt ae
body below.
For minutes before the ropewas
lowered, the multitude gazed in Wo.
der, as the viscious would dart
to the body, then turn and dart awa
"They couldn't touch me,"... the
lady said after they had brought her
out. "They were all man-eating
sharks."
The seven ages of women art. 7, a
17, 27, 27, 27, 27, 27. Its the con-
sumer's- good luck that it pays the
doctor
• deco
Honest,
Her• 1 i
p
.actcer to be
retitle
advised her to go skating to redt
but she couldn't stand: it.
FrenchTMoroc Leather J
Goods
The raw inaterialssused in the mann-
facture of French morocco leather
goods are sheepskins from which the
wool is removed. at Mazamet and
which. ate dressed at Graulhet and
• Issondun, according to the Index to
French Production. These skins have
au attractive grain and color and are
able to withstand the rou& handling;
and hard Service niet by travelers'
bags. •Paris is the chief market for
these goods.
Truth Is as impossible to be soil-
ed by any outward touch as the sun:
beata.--ohn Mlltoth .
sas
The use of loud -speakers and
gramophones is forbidden in Brus-
sels after eleven o'clock at night.
Kennedy &
Menton
421 College St.,
Toronto
Harley.Lavidson Distributors
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imbued with the fin-
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ISSUINo.W`1
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Buffalo in Canada
The herd of about 1,000 wood buf-
falo or bison still roaming south of
Great Slave Lake is the last wild herd
of the continent. Wood Buffalo Park
(10,500 square miles), the largest Na-
tional Park in Canada, with the Salt
River therein, is reserved for their
use. The Government herd of plains
buffalo in the park at Wainright, Al-
berta, is lcept at 5,000, and is a source
of robes, horns and meat.
There is no preservative and anti-
septic, nothing that keeps one's heart
young like sympathy, like giving one's
self with enthusiasm to some worthy
thing or cause.—John Burroughs.
What is believed to be the richest
deposits of radium in the world are
at Great Bear Lake, 1,200 miles
northwest of Edmonton, in the North-
west Territories.
When in Toronto
Make Your Horne at
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SPRAINS
Rub Minard's in gently. It
penetrates sore ligaments,
allays inflammation, soothes,
heals.
17 Puts you an your feet!
If baby has
COLIC
A CRY in the night. Colic! No
CV cause for alarm if Castoria. is
handy. this pure vegetable'prepara-
tion brings quick comfort, and can
never harm. It is the sensible thing
when children are ailing, Whether it's
the stomach, or the little bowels;
.6olic or constipation; or diarrhea,
When tiller tongues are coated, or the
breath is bad. Whenever there's need
of •gentle regulation. Children love
the taste of Castoria, and its mildness
makes it safe for frequent use,
And a more liberal dose of Castoria
is always better for growing children
than strong medicine meant only for
adult use.
REi'RESENTA.TI1711 WANTED
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local representative for Cast sell-
ing household necessities. Write Clar-
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Toronto. Ont.
HELP WANTED,
YOSLT1ONS ON OCEAN LINERS --0
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New York.
MEN AND WOMEN WANTED .ASS
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lite of toilet articles, household neces-
sities and home remedies. Each county
representative sells in his or her chosen
territory and appoints sub -agents for
the remainder of the county. Must bet
aggressive, and able to supply bond 11
necessary. Very liberal commission:.
Write Park Lane Products Limited:
Hamilton, Ontario.
Probably the largest plant in thk
world is a rare species known as the
"box huckleberry." The trailing creep-
ers of a single specimen of this amaz-
ing plant can cover 100 acres with a
thick mat. Yet the plant seldom
reaches a height of more than six
inches, according to the Field Museum
of Natural History. It takes hundreds
of years to reach its full growth, says
'Popular Science Monthly."
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Enjoy Hard Work
hliIlfons of omen and ,vornen all aver
the world take iiruschen Salts daily --
not because they are malty °ick, mind
you—but because they ?:now the tittle
daily dose at t ruschen keeps chem
always tit, energetic and tree front Sat,
and also keeps the system tree from
over -acidity.
People who take tirusehen halts in
a glass of riot water every morning
Won't have headaches. and are always
tree from constipation. depression,
dizziness, coated tongue and unnleosant
breath.
-
Tbey have no poisons m cnerr
system because the action of Krusehen.
Salts on the liver, kidneys and bowels
causes tierteet and regular elimination.
It you want l)vous eraIFI, and
glorious vigor• --it you ,vont .torr
hard "and enjoy your ,vnrk roe etkll1
Kmuschen Salts every dnv n,illmnS
el people ate enjoying then daily.
labours, . thanks to the " tittle daily
dose" of ts.ruselien,