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1:Ie country eorrespelxlelit of a
knoeve daily newspaper had
arks .lett t u t in the sub -editor':
oyes, whieli was, that he would tie.
gleet to furnish all the names con -
teemed: in hia accounts of local ev-
ent's, '.Thin,;~a got. to such a pitch
• that he wa;r really told tbM his
'could be dispensed with
110' roe ap .'U the mleeing de-
tal
Ins l.ai, .poli the'reaft.r
a ivltiM46!
"This countryside was -the cen-
tre el a viol, 11 thunder and rain
storm tide !l' ,LAI and the faith
bui:lie to tri occupation of
Geo.•gc 1tela v l`•'-"wn and his good
wi:c. Diary [11".:'.n Brown, were
str,: •1c by lightning. Three cows
whi •h had taken ? shelter Under an
oak tree wore kilned, their nanl6s
- being Il -.se -e, Mary, , and Batter_
OE c;,,ar:,ee, few people be-
lieve in aligns, but a Hart -
f ord, Co•un... hearse has a lic-
ense plate Ihsaring the desig-
nation "11,3-2..' iI�"y.a
A London: vicar was trying to
console an std .,4Y woman parish-
ioner Who .4"i.3 apprehensive of air
raids,
"Perhaps London won't be
bombed at all," !vas his encourag-
ing conclusion.
"What'" protested the indig-
nant old lady.. "after all the ex-
pense we've been put tor"
A schoolboy,.. asked to write
about the• Arctic region, said
"An )Eekineo is one of God's
frozen people."
"So that's the baby," said Uncle
-Sohn. "Yes," eel& the proud fath-
er. "1 hope pull bring hire up
to be a conscientious, upright
Feathers Bought
Canadian Feather & Mattress
Co..
4147
SPRUCE. ST.', TORONTO
Will Leath First Canadian Airmen Overseas
Squadron :Leader W. O. Van Vliet, of Winnipeg, bas been appoint"
ed to command No. 110 Army Co-operation Squadron, selected for dis-
patch overseas as the air force component of the first Canadian division,
•C. A.S.F .
young man." The father shook hie
head. "I'm afraid that'll be rather
difficult," be replied. "Pshawl"
snapped Uncle John; "as the twig
is bent the tree is inclined." "Yes,
but the twig is bent on being a
girl, and we are inclined to let it
go at that."
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Slowly the raft drifted with
the flow •of the sea. One of
the shipwrecked sailors looked
into the sky.
"Cheer up," he called, "we
can't be far from civilization
'cos a couple of bombers have
just gone over."
Modern
Etiquette
i3r ROB ERTA LEE
1, What kinds of Christmas
gifts should young men and girls
exchange?
2. When a man is dancing with
II girl who, is wearing a hackles:,
gown, where should he place his
right hand?
S. Should every persc,;,a1 leiter
and note be dated?
4, Is it necessary to acknowl
cage Christmas cards?
5, Wouldn't it be all right to
ill :st'upon giving a tip in a re's- .
tnulant that has a "ns, tipping"
rale, when some special service
has boon rendered?
0. Is it necessary to ane,wer a
wedding invitation that includes
an invitation to the reception?
Answers
1. Books, flowers, candy, cig-
arettes, cigars, but never anything
such as clothing or jewelry. 2. The
Band should bo placed at the girl's
waist, not on her bare back. 3. Yes.
Many misunderstandings have arts-
en because the date was omitted.
4. It is not necessary to write a
note of acknowledgement, but one
sbould,tvY to remember when next
coming in contact with this per-
son. to acknowledge receipt of the
card. 5. Not when "no tipping" is
requested. However, one may say,
"Thank you very much for your
kindness." G. Yes.
Spaniel's Potion
Mighty Expensive
Sparky, a Cooker spaniel,. got al-
mighty expensive drink of water
from his master, Thomas 3. Hours -
Than, of Richmond, Va., ]ast week.
Mrs. Hounihan, occupied with
baking, put her diamond ring and
wedding band into a glass Houni-
ban carne in and gave the pup wat-
er from the glass. Something clink-
ed against the pu's tyed] SparkY,
A veterinary
spotted the rings and recovered
there.
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FURNI,T1I117� FOR SALE.
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to enter. T:tnn ry chicks should
1•¢
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W 13 DU C U1 Tual TANNING OF
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1 _A is;e clay of Ottawa
. aplt r equipped modern
ea.eic in re pt,It 3 -storey bricks
aUdtn ; ,..nd ut1.•uilclinge., 11 ra-
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of sale, (epee:aAed for cash, proMpt
•Ltd..
tttrltl t. )Nc ttlt Shore Realty Co,
i..tdl;.,i;;inrn Phone 81.
gl ta:1II'Y APPLE TREES
HARDY APPLE' "•111311S — 60 CTS.
rack. (anadatl Lowest PricedNur.
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L suit Trees. Ornamentals. Write
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al offerings Tebo's Treery, iNla-
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Prisoners. Of War
Bureau Set Up
CHESTERFIELDS
$1 WEEKLY
3 -PIECE CHESTERFIELD SUITE
in velours and repp covers. fact-
ory reconditioned, originally es.
Densit•e suites, better than a
cheap, new one, 3 pieces complete,
$24.50. Three piece chesterfield
suites, newly recovered in choice
repp fabrics, just like new. at
half the price, Three piece com-
plete $39.00 35.00 clown, 31.00 per
week. We pay freight to your
station. Dept. W., Royal Chester-
field Manufacturers, 66 Richmond
St. E.. Toronto.
OFEED. TO .INVENT 0rtS
The. Prisone;:s of War InfInform-
ationBureau (Canada) is now
functioning under the direction of
Lieut. -COL H. Stethent of Ottawa.
The new bureau is receiving in-
' quiries concerning Canadian pris-
oners of star in Germany; Can-
adian nationals resident in Germ-
any; Canadian nationals interned
in, Germany; Canadian members
of the 'United kingdom forces who
' are prisoners oi' war in Germany,
and Canadian soldiers interned or
Canadian civilian refugees strand-
ed in neutral countries,
Letters addressed to Canadian
1prisoners
ed
tbe ordinary w ar y abs ll
and will ba
directed through the proper 'chane
nets by Canadian postal authori-
ties in: co-operation with the Un-
ited I; ine;d.orvl postal authorities.
AN OFFER :EVERY INVENTOR
List of inventions and full
infor-
Reiedt ttorns1
Registered, Patent Attorneys, l
Baelz Street, Ottawa, Canada.
d1lelreti .L
Tt1IS IS WHAT ACRS. NEILSON, Ori`
Tecumseh, Ontario, says: for 19
years I suffered with swollen legs
and broken veins. Could not wear
shoes or stockings. For months I
could not leave mY home. After
using Crouchinan's Liniment,
S ^
can go out and enjoy life where it
left ort ie. years ago. Demand it
from your druggist or write J. It.
Crouchman Co., Ltd., SVindsor,;
Ontario.
YOUR STOMACH BOTHERING
Hughes' Mineral Remedy Builds
'weakened stomachs. WonderfullY
successful Try it! $1.751 tyro
bottles, 53.00. .Johnston Products,
Postal Station -t", Vancouver, B.C.
PINIVAMC 110511TAL
DLTL"FERI:d• NURSING k101111, 733
Dufferin Street, Toronto. 'rosy, li-
censed Private Hospital. All cases
taken, Maternity Specialist —
bock early. Waiting mothers ae-
conunodated, itegistered. nurses.
Moderate cash charges. Telephone
illi lro$e 4365.
PERSON,l.L
QUIT TOBACCO, SNUFF'. h1ASILS,
inexpensively. Horne remedy.
Testimonlalh. Guaranteed. 'Advice
tree. T4artlett's, Box 1, WinniP011.
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poudence. Ores information. Write
to C. 1'f: Julien, Box 25, Station T,
Montreal,
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PARTS ?Olt L+"Ve it dowfl . early DEL to
make, Ali tart
shill. Every part guaranteed oog�r,,
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email,
Osler Alt is
Parts, 96 Osier Avenue, Toronto. ;
Guaranteed ' I
CAR AND TRUCK PARTS
Used — New .
5143('IAI1 166 IN Iti?.itUkA13,' MO-
!VOUS, 1'O' V131t.1J\I'.t'a,
:Hoists, Wine:he$, tienerator3, Start-
ers, Magnetos, Carburetors, RI*61SI-
oie -- I'Lr<ehange Service, Was?,Auio
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ISSUE NO.�1 Aa�
LYONS
Teen - T.tIi:11NTG SALE
RECONDITIONED
FURNITURE:
to
This really splendid
ighiclasspreconditioned
buy
furniture at a fraction of the real
value. Everyarticle thoroughly
cleaned, reconditioned and sold with
a positive money -back guarantee of
satisfaction.
Chesterfield Suite, 3 pieces,
12.50 upholstered in brown figur-
ed repp material, reversible Marsh-
all spring cushions.
,9.50Smart 3 piece Chesterfield
Suite, upholstered in Jam.
nerd velour, reversible Marshall
spring cushions.
24.50 Beautiful 8 piece brawn me -
hair Chesterfield Suite. Per-.
feet, reversible Marshall spring
cushions.,
High class 3 piece brown
3500 mohair Chesterfield_ Suite,
cost new approximately $185. ?ef-
fect condition.
6.95 Largo assortment of od.1
V Chesterfields and chairs, i1
er'
figured vel-
our. Complete with new mattress.
17.50 Oak Dining Room Suites,
buffet, table and 6 cbaire.
Cteautitul quarter -cut 0:1k
r3 exten-
sion
buffet, ,
,re
b
t
,..�•.5O Suite, lar
sion table and 0 leather upholstered
chairs, completely refinished.
x•5.00 Solid Oak Dining Suite. 9
pieces, buffet, china cabinet.
extension table and 6 leather uphel-
steerd chairs, like new.
69,00 'f arge walnut fi4rireit t IL U R
FoOm Suite, compely re-
finished, buffet, china cabinet, ex- '
tension table and U leather uphol-
stered chairs.
59.00 .Floor sample English Oars
.Dinette Suite (new) reg.
09.00 value, Buffet,
extension
td 4scl -table
le
with jack-knife 1
red lead
89.00
•
various c uv s•
14 CO Kroehler Chesterfield lied
J
upholstered in
How Can 1
BY ANNE ASHLEY
Q. How can I make a good dust-
er for wicker furniture?
A. Use a dish plop. for dusting
all the crevices of wicker fu1•ni-
ture. It makes an excellent duster
for this purpose.
Q. How can 1 make thiel hands
plump?
A. First wash the hands in very
warm water and rub in cocoa but-
ter; or any good skin food, for
five minutes. Then hold the hands
an instant in ice cold water and
wipe dry. The cold water closes
up the pores while filled with the
skin food, and new tissue is built.
Q. How can I clean a white
felt bat?
A. Cover the hat with a mixture
of one quart of cornmeal,- one cup
of salt, and one cup of flour, and
allow to remain for 24 hours; then
brush off. This treatment will re-
move only the soil, not spots.
Q. How can I. cause croquettes
to keep their shape .better?
A, Form the croquettes about
two or three hours ahead of time,
and thoroughly chill them before
cooking. give te-
a
What treatment san 1
a person who has fainted?
- A. Lay the patient flat on the
back, if possible with the head a
little lower than the feet, and give
plenty of fresh air. Smelling salts
may be held to the nostrils, but
not too near.
tet.
Large sorrel waren' Dining
Room Suite (coat new $2
beautiful buffet, chi25
na cabinet, ex-
tensi.11 table, and 6 leather uphol-
stered chairs, completely 14I refinished, 4
129.00 tgntticent large
:pining Room Suite (10
cabinets ette new iuble, 5ervingt ca-
binet,
bine', 'and ` i� chairs with seats ar
backs trpitolsterecl in tittle mohair.
14.95 Several odd bnftets,
chna
cabinets and estene!on
tables. Complete Bed, :RSudo
•r 8.50 in walnut, finish, dresser,
chiffonier, full stye bed, eagles%
spring and
M Modern Bed i' Room Suite
17,00 with V'enetiarr mirror in
two-tone walnut finish, completely
refinished.
Beaulifnt modem) ,Bedroom
49.®o Suite, in bleaohsd waintit
finish,. dresser intik a"Veletian niiitoL
d dalffon)er full] size bed,
less spring 0 i'Bedt•(001
59 OO I"loor. sample
Surto in 'SveS#i91 fa� 1�0 ��
and
and new mattress.
Al tt
dr�n,3er, +.round '11100o •, c ti Outer,
•fu1k site bed, sagloss spring
and
navel' mattress, perfect.
Large assortment of stoves, klLC es
cabinets, breakfast suites,
Sewing maohines, dres es 5 Peds, etc`
gd, amazingly 1pw l Po 668
tention . to read orders. +.li
carefully crated for safe shipment
on receipt of mono;i"-o'•der.
1loi,e+•.hrtc•k fittasran1ce. 'or
5alisrarlla1n
LYC)NS
'PTri1)11
478 1'nn e'St., 'I'()1•o11i(l
THIE ROYAL BANK OF CAdADA
Genera/ Statement, 30th November, 1939
I.lABIL.JTlEs $ 33,009:UU0.00.
Capital Rock paid up $ 20,000,000.00
133310 0 fund er Profit and 3,096,262.21
Palence of profits carried forward as p
Loss ,Account -
$ '23 096,25 21.
11,17.2'+
Dividends unclaimed annum), Payable" 1sr 700,000.00
)Dividend No 20') tat 8% per23,512, 20.59
December. 1939..... .._.-_ _-- _ _.M
5 58,812,926.50
EXPERIMENTS AT 29,300 FEET
Two scientists a ��„Q „rti.W,..� scev aanc�e
er seeking to pitotograpit
ached an altitude of 29,300
rays re
board an air lin-
Deposits Ly and balances Clue to Dominion Govern -
5 40,167,470,42
meet
Deposita by and balances clue to ixrovinclal {.overt:- 8,692,003.8'9
rnents 404,373,0111.116
Deposits by the public not bearing
15 interest. , 4-5,023,3314.0"
Deposits by the public: bearing to a ntt, xnciud!nl;
interest accused to date of statement 201,321 .5
Deposit, by land balances clue to other ohartere.i
banks in 'Canada
Deposits spoanti ndentsi balances
the Unio banks KCingdoin and 30.001,t60.30
foreign countries _._.,003..-. - 411 319 209.3E
20,023.237.97
Notes of the bank 3A circulation 194,243.13
Bins payable 17,642,135.39
Acceptances and letters of credit outstanding 311,690.89
Liabilities to the public not included under the fore-
going heads 31,014 705.343.09
$ 13,251.38
.Gold held in Canada 1,094,904.37
EIS
Subsidiary coin he'd 2n Canada):::3S
, 376,408.34
SColdubs held coin
, , , 3,583,4.93.64
Subsidiary coin yield elsewhere..,.........::::13,874,748.50
Notes of Bank of Canada ' " 63,128,4.64.31
esie vrith Bank. of Canada 852.121.55
Notes of other chartered banks3107,868,532.14
Government anti haul' Worcs othertlxsui Canadian24,413,598.77
5 32,613,19:.71
Cheques an banks other chattered 1,043.05
Deposits with and balances due by
hanks Canada 43,Si1D,33r.b:
Due by hanks and bankting correspondent!? elsewhere 126,614,565 uS
than in Canada _ -- - ,3
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Dominion and Provincial Covernsnent direct and _ i79,331,b41.32
guaranteed .securities maturing within two years,
not exceeding market value
atltand guaranteed)secu Provincial
not exceeding market 136,OS3,%88.80
9,696,232.55
Canavaluealue nxutii ipar securities, not exceeding market
valuex5,372.3 7
Public securities other than Canadian, not a xceedix)g 23,24
market value55,260.503.06
Other bonds, debentures and stocks, not exceedlns:
market value
Call and short root exceeding
ures Dso stocks days)
other
Canada on bonds, 14,618,275.64
esitgeou
Call and shoat (riot exceeding o 30 nds,days)
delbe atures,
where than an Canada on bonds,. 10,532,$72,41
stocks and other securities of a sufircxent xn`uicet- - --- -
alike cable to cover $6#7,3Q2,53t+•3i
Current loans and discounts in Canada, not other' 1,373,774.60
wise included, estimated loss provided for........ $212,627,311.73
Loans to Provincial Governments 20,39'.,89.60
Loans to cities, towns, rnunici2)alitie5t and school
.33
districts ill
Current aada, oand
o brdiscounts en; deda°imated7losx 89.76,996..6
provided ,for a.,....... .... •........ : 74
Non-current loans, estimated lass provided fon..... .......7:2,.,_:)974_,..1..:"6" 326,563,731.
14,6.13,763,6
Bank premises. at not more than cost,
, less amounts w 4,623,763,40
5,07
Real gages other realthan ta bank premises batt''
Liabilities
on estate sold by 17 6¢2,1 •a9
Liabilities of customers under acceptances atxt.ltttea3,561,9:91
per contra ...........................
Shares of and loans to controlled Finance
ies 1,360,009.09
Deposit 'with the 3v mists of Finance for the security of note circula-
tion
606,073,0
.....................d - . 1)eads....
tion......... .......
Other assets not included under tris foredoirr8 5.. _________1,014,708,343.09
NOTBB:-Thye 18 a1 dank of Canada (Prance) has been incorporated ander the a
'TherRoyalBanlcofCanadatess (f'rance)arre eincludea nk in ntheaboand the vesets GeneralStattement.
S. G. DOBSON,
M. W. St ILSo\, General Manager.
President and Managing Director.
AUDITORS', REPORT
To 'NM ;;n tnz nol,vrns, MIS Boxax.13A-i8 or CANADA-
We have examined the above Statement of Liabilities sad Assets as at 30th November,
1930,'anth,, he boobs and accounts of The iteysiBank of Canada at Head Office and with tha
certified
▪ ee Bank s returns me1its bed branches.
the Head OillWe have eee at the doed the se of the fiscathe l year,land at varies s
dates during the year have also checked the cash end investment securities at several et the
important branches•t ations that we have required, and in our
W e have obtained all the information and vxp im
the
po• wers oft the Bank.i The abovv-eBank,
stat mento sin our opinion ave come property draw have
up so as to disclose
the true condition of the Bank as et 30th November, 1931', and it is as shown by the booked
the Bank. M. OGDEN lLLSIOELI,. C.A.;
of Haskell, Elderktn & Company �A auditors.
JAS. (i. ROSS, (' .°r., "
of P. S. Ross & :ons 1
i entreal, ('.nada, December 21, 1939.
PROFIT AND L033 ACCOUNT
Balance of Profit and Loss Account, 30th November' S 2 731,409.32
1938,. after
Profits for the year ended 30th November, 1939,
providing for .'Dominion and Uro 861 U9 �Govern-
ment
� ; e n-
mcnt taxes amounting to 51, -
out ofgv whichReservesptoto visionxf r ell badgency rsnd ,4 g.t2.3u
doubtful debts has been mode,
3'`:'•
APPR0PRiATI:1)rASeFO= LOWS..• ,•
Dividend No. 201 et b'', per annum.... --r••
Dividend No. 207 at 8'1, per annum.. • ..-+.«.
Dividend No. 22415 at 138;:, per anintm, ......
dividend No. 209 et 8'.'.o p
Contribution to the Petition Fund Society
Appropriation for Bank Pretr,ises
Balance of Profit and. Loss carried forward.. ,
», ..... $ 7110,000.0'+
700.0330.414'
700,000.00M
... 700,000.00
1\1. W. }V IL54.1N,
Prtsident aria iiareging Director.
I\ Waren]. December 21, 1939.
$ 2,800.000.0n
400,0011.00
;50.000.410
3,091,252.21 6,441.252 21
S. G. l)t)BSON,
t.,ncrai Manager.
•end .�---
feet above the City of Chicago, , .�
found ideal weather colulmons Sot
the experiments. .
The scientists said the tempera-
ture was eS bel•OW, with n0 sign of
snow, and that they had obtained
400 pictures which - would greatly
facilitate studies of the cosmic
raYs. '
'MENINGITIS CURE REPORTED
'Susses in their war upon the dis-
ease of influenzal meningitis, long
considered incurable, was reported
laie doctors attending at. the ann+ial
convention of the Clailad1a11 Public
Health Association.
Dr. L. N. Silvert93arne. of Toron-
to,'
to, . told of treatment whit
h ' saved the lives of 15 to 65 infants
and children treated by the Con-
naught laboratories.
MAGNETIC FALSE TE5T1-4
Magnetic 'false, teeth. a new step
in dentistry, designed to hold false.
teeth. plates in place, particularly
in the wagging lower jaw, are an-
nounced, 'She.nlagnetg, ,set so that
they oppose each other ii2 upper
and lower jaws,. repel the plates
with a force of about two ounces.
Tito magnetic force begins when
t iI teeth are an X011 ai art : and
tiiA inagnets are all set in the baOk,
isre
StOPOK !
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(1Mlcktolieltt6mlSohl513 klslretklW
xddki:111 lbt"d1Y
$lc 5,0te; til drulltsista Pe+Y0) It Yr >ra"YY bask
or (108100 teeth, where the opening
is uev- • wide, the force presses
the plates in 1105311ou all .:,e time.
New High Made
By Royal al Bank
Assets of $1,014,000,000 Are
'Highest in Bank's History
Deposits Up Over $100,000»
000 to Establish New Record
u
Marked growth in all depart-
ments of the bank's business Ira ma-
flected in the Annual Balance
Sheet and Profit and Loss Account
for .the year ending November 110,
1939, being issued by The Royal
Bank of Canada to its shareholders.
Total assets amount to $:1,014,703-
•
000, an increase of .$160,643,0000
over last year's figures, and the
highest in the bank's history. Only
in the Annual Balance Sheer, 44±
has The Royal 13ank Oi; Ca)Lx-
4.„uv
oda previously shown assets in ex-
cells of one billion dollars.
Deposits Up Over $i00,006,000
. 'Total depo6its including deposit$
by dovarnuients, batiks, anal. sV,
Public amount to $911,510,21.0, &1l
increase of over $1.07,000,000, as
compared with the corresponding
figures last year, Deposits stand at
the 'highest polut in the history of
the Bank. To the extent of $;0,000,-
000 the increase is accounted for
liy larger balances due to the Dom-
inion t;overn tl7Ptlt. Non -in Non-in(0t'eZt•
be is ing deposits rix i•rou sell 313131 „<+•
ma ely $ 48,00(+,0(!i'.
Current Loans Increase
The 1n. ward t ••'nd 111 cur
leant; 10 Canada which began 13,
1207 ha' been 11(01113 _;ued. the rt:-.
(Teas', for the ;r't. antn0n. iii} td
over 316.000,000. Loans Ins outsid.• 4i3
Cana (111, however. ?tare fallen lilt
li343P rXinintely $10.000,00(+.
Strong Liquid Position
As might be I yllt :•led tinder tip,
isting conditions, th•e' hanks 110,4111
position is particularly strong,
, ,tne
nt.-
3nediately realizable assets amo ,t
ing to no less than e9 per cent. of
the bank's total liabilities to Lie
p3562110. Cash assets alone, int lnd-
ing bank balances, amount to 301
leas than $234,433,550 Government
and Provincial securities amount t4
$311,000,000, of which approximate.,
ly $130,000,000 mature within -Lin)
ya.au'8.
The Annual General. Meeting o0
the shareholders is 'being held
vA
th&'Head Office of the bank at e1
en a,m., on 3antial'y 11th, 19411.
•
0 Before the Great War, . giraH
cost $2,000 or less; bud after till
war the rid went up to $5,(1(i
keit even leder. t' v
Sixty thousand species oi' bal'vF
teeflies and 15,000 specie o'+' 131031
have recently been added -ko tP
collection .of the Uyeno 'Masan*
of Science in To tyo.