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AGENTS WAIVTI0D FURNITURE
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over profitable Rawleigh Route. 'Es-
tablished customers. Sales evay up
this year. Must be eatisfled with
earnings of .$30 a. week to start.
Write Rawieigh's Dept. ML307-101-C,
Montreal, Canada.
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Ontario,
BOOKS ON FUR FARMING
'UR FARMING—PR01' 1TABLE BUSI-
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publishing Co„ 31 Arcade, Utica, N.X.
CATTLE
HEREFORD BULLS, HEIFERS, REG-
istered, fully accredited, year old,
Foreman, Model X.
General Greenly's
CLOTHING FOR SALT]
GOOD USED CLOTIIING., LOWEST
prices. Write for catalogue. Yonge
Street Clothing Exchange, 502 Yonge
Street, Toronto.
CLYDESDALES
WHERE TO BUY CLYDESDALES, DO-
mestie and imported. 50 head regis-
tered breeding stock now on hand.
10 stallfons, various ages. 40 young
brood mares and fillies. West Point
Farm, H. C. McLaughlin, Owner,
Galt, Ontario.
DEAF?
BONE CONDUCTION. A NEW METH
oil that gives you natural hearing
through the bones of the head. The
Potter Bone Conduction, the smallest
macre is applied to the bone behind
the ear, nothing on nor in the ear.
The miracle of the age. Write to H.
Potter Company, 405 Ryrie Building,
Toronto. Established -10/7.
DEVELOPING AND PRINTING
BEAUTileIJL ENLARGEMENT, HAND
colored in oils, free with each order.
Roil developed and printed. 25o; re-
prints, 10 for 25c. Ray's Photo Ser-
vice, Station 3, Toronto.
ROLL DEVELOPED AND PRINTED,
25c. Free glossy enlargement with
each order. Gem Photo Service, Box
729, Station H, Toronto; Ontario,
ARTICLES FOR SALE
1:M PLOYMENT
PLANNED EMPLOYMENT FOR ALL
workers. Send ten cents per copy to
Dept. W. Canadian Placement Insti-
tute, 21 Dundas Square, Toronto.
ICDMPLOYMENT 'WANTED
STENOGRAPHER— DICTAPHONE OP -
orator; age 25; 7 years experience.
Very good appearance; asks twenty.
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT—B•;. Com.e
8 years financial, manufacturing, post
work; asks three hundred.
SALESMAN; CLERIC; SENIOR MA -
trio. Age 23, men's furnishing, gen.
merchandlsq; what offers?
-YOUNG MAN FAMILIAR W I T H
building materials wants opportunity
leading to traffic work.
No employment fee.
Send ten cents for copy of "Planned
Employment For A11 Workers" to
Canadian Placement Institute, 21
Dundee Square, Toronto.
FEATHERS
WANTED — GINSENG GOLDEN SEAL
poultry, goose andduck feathers._
Satisfaction guaranteed. W. Heller,
147 Harrison St., Toronto.
PrLMC AND PRINTS
ROLLS DEVELOPED, PRINTED, 1
free enlargement 25c. Re -prints 10
for 25c. Photo -Craft, 18R',6 King E.,
Toronto.
ZERO PRICES. EXPERT WORK. ROLL
with free enlargement 26e. Trevanna
Studios, 93 Niagara Street, St. Cath-
nrines, Ont.
FREE!—TWO BEAUTIFUL ENLARGE-
ments (one colored)' with roll de-
veloped. eight glossy. fade -proof
prints, 28e; highest quality. Machray
Wilms, Winnipeg.
PRINT OUR OWN NEGATIVES AT
home on any surface, cloth or paper,
without skill or darkroom. Less than
cent each! Miracle Foto Kit complete
with instructions for 150 prints, 51-
S. C. Williams, 5 Richmond East, To-
ronto.
FREE ENLARGEMENT'WITH EVERY
25c order. Roll film developed and 8
Prints, 25c. Reprints 8c each. Bright -
ling Studio. 29 Richmond St., E., To-
ronto.
FOR SALE
ELECTRIC, HAND OR POWER MEAT
choppers and bone grinders; fully
guaranteed. A. J. Deer Company, 158
King St, W., Toronto.
CLIP THIS — LEFTOVER BROKEN
Tobaccos, mixtures, sweet smoke,
little need to cut; 20 lbs. bag 52.50
F.O.B. Rival Cigars Tobacco Co.,
Reg'd. B-21, St. Romuald, Que.
DEPENDABILITY
SPECIAL WEEK - END PRICES —
510.10 ton Genuine Pocahontas stove
(bit.) Screened and Treated; 58.45 ton
Domestic Stove coal (Bit.) excellent
for hot water;• $7.25 ton Domestic
Nut coal (Bit.) City-wide prompt de-
livery. Ontario Fuels Limited, 23
Scott Street. TLgin 8388.
Full EA WRING
MINK RAISING — SAMPLE COPY
magazine 10c, book catalog free. Fur
Trade Journal. Box 31, Toronto, On-
tari n.
GROW ANGORA WOOL! CLEAN! IN-
terestiug! Profitable! Free literature.
Otto's Angora Ranch, Drawer 2098,
Colborne, Ontario.
HAiR GOODS
WIGS, TOTJPES, TRANSFORMATIONS,
Braids, Curls, rind all types of finest
quality Hair Goods. Write for illus-
trated catalogue. Toronto Num an
Hair Supply Co., 528 Bathurst, Toron-
to.
tiA.IRDRESSiNG SCHO®T,S
e MADAME HUDSON SCROOL, NAIR-
dressing and Beauty Culture. Write
s for pamphlet. 707 Yonge St., Toronto.
MEN ANT) LADIES, LTOARN BARBI:R-
il ins;' or Hairdressing, under New Mo-
e. lee System. Free Information. Write
6110 Yonge Street, Toronto.
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A:lvLn on human problems, will send
a Character and Personality Chart irce to
anyone who writes him. This amazing free
ofin is made merely to advertise
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MASON'S 49 COLD REMEDY
and le wa0able fora Iim]ted time only.
Wait today, encloting • sell.addressed,
•tamped envelope and your birth -date.
Adtkaaa--Raymara
MASON,EMEDt6S LItt:SiD •
14 Naomi Pt, . rokottrc, CANADA
LYONS' FEBRUARY SALE OF
RECONDITIONED FURNITURE
litione dtandasaniltarilyttreated Toronto's
largest used furni lure market. A11
goods sold on a definite money -back
guarantee if not' satisfied.
•••e•.95 Kitchen Cabinets in perfect
condition,
6.95 Dressers, any finish.
11.50 Singer drop -head Sewing Ivla-
9 95 chines.
3 or 4 burner Gas Stoves.
' Guaranteed. iiets, any finish,
11.95
14.50 6 Pc. Breakfast Suites, enamel
Bnedlr Outfits e all steel
anel
12.95 beds, walnut finish, excellent
springs and brand new mattresses.
A11 sizes.
32.50 3 Pc. Walnut Mohair Chester.:
Reversible MaSrshate ll cushionscoAcliwon-
derful bargain.
24.50 3 Pe; heavy taupe repp covered
cushions
suite, with reversible Marshall
24.00 8 Pc. in perfect oak ddining room
suite, large round table and
buffet, with six chairs, leather uphol-
stered, completely reconditioned.
69,00 9 Pe. 2 -tone walnut dining
suite, large buffet, glass door
china cabinet, square table with six
panel back, leather upholstered chairs.
This suite cost over 5200.00 when new.
Looks perfect. A real snap.
38.00 5 Pc. bedroom suite, walnut
finish. r itcsleaier, and uilse bed wh chiffon-
ier
spring and new heavy roll edge all
cotton mattress. Al condition. .A. snare67.00 6 Pc. Moderne walnut bedroom
suite, te fseb,striple mrrvany,ullsizedag-
less
spring and new. excellent quality
all -felt roll -edge mattress. .A. real bar-
gainndfine
oneytorderrfor complete
of goods: price
Any chartered bank our reference.
Money back guarantee.
LYONS'
CHESTERFIELD MANUFACTURERS
478 YONGE
TRADE-IN DEPT.ORONTO
HOLSTEIN COWS
HOLSTEIN COWS SPRINGING AND 1
bull ready for service. Cows bred to
son of 37 and guaranteed, accredited
and bioodtested. 'Blanchard Bros.,
Middle Road, Freeman, Ontario.
MAGAZINES
MAGAZINES — WESTERN, DETEC'-
tive, Women's Stories, etc, 5 Back
Numbers 26c, Postpaid. M. Montgom-
ery, Box 505, Station F, Toronto.
MEDICAL
6000 EDMONTON CITIZENS TESTIFY
for (R. and S.) Powder, herbal reme-
dy—rheumatism, arthritis, neuritis,
stomach troubles, etc. Two weeks,
51.50; one month $3; two months, 55.
Druggists, or J. C. McIntyre, Herbal-
ist, Edmonton, Alberta. Agents: Ly -
mans, Montreal.
HEPATOLA RELIEVES STOMACH,
liver, kidney and bladder troubles.
Symptoms: Pains in right side, under
shoulder blades and across hips. in-
digestion, gas, constipation colic.
Product of - German doctor. Price $6.
Mrs. Geo. S. A1mas, Box 1073X, Sas-
katoon, Sask.
PILES OR HEMORRHOIDS. ON'T
Puffer needlessly, our remedy "Davis
ile Treatment" will help rid you
of the terrible discomfort of bleed-
ing, itching or protruding piles. Sent
postpaid in plain wrapper' on receipt'
of $1.00 Money back if not delighted
with. results. Address, Davis Pharm-
acal Company, 350 Oakwood Avenue,
Toronto.
NOVELTIES
DRESSED DOLL, EASTER CHICKEN,
Cow Boy Doll, Paper Hat, Balloon,
Dancing Monkey, Blow Out and Horn
all for 60c postpaid. Circular free.
Robert Harvie, 238 'King St. East,
Toronto.
OFPICE EQTIIrMENT
FIRE -PROOF SAFES, $50 AND UP,
Cash Registers,, Credit Systems, Coun-
ter Check Books. Send postcard for
illustrated folders. McCaskey Sys-
tems Limited, Galt, Ontario.
PATENT ATTORNEY
ROY L. KNOX, REGISTERED ATTOR-
ney. Information regarding inven-
tion Patents; Drawings; Registra-
tions; Sales. 14 Metcalfe. Ottawa.
PATENTS
AN OFFER TO EVERY INVENTOR.
List of inventions and full informa-
tion sent free. The Ramsay Company,
Registered Patent Attorneys, 273
Bank St., Ottawa, Can.
PERSONAL
MARRY — WOULD YOU MARRY IF
suited? Hundreds to choose from.
Some with means. Many farmers'
daughters and widows with property,
Particulars, 10c. Confidential. Cana-
dian Correspondence Club, Box. 128,
Calgary, Alta.
LEARN TRUE SIGNIFICANCE OF
latent forces in your nature. Send
stamped, addressed envelope, Box
352, New Westminster, B.C.
QUIT TOBACCO, SNUFF, DRINKING,
easily, inexpensively. Home reme-
dies, Testimonials, Guaranteed. Ad-
vice free. Box 1, Winnipeg.
ARE YOU RUPTURED? RELIEF, COM -
fort, positive support with our ad-
vanced method. No elastic or under -
straps or steel. Write Smith Manu-
facturing Co., Dept, 219, Preston, Ont.
PHOTO FINISUING
26c — BEAUTIFUL HAND -PAINTED
enlargements with every eight
prints.,, Falcon Photo Finishers, 151
Sherbrooke Winnipeg, Man.
' 1'l;l'1'tlr' AND POUr;I'RY
PI(1 UIl' yI GIN'!'
JERSEY GIANTS (WHITE or BLACK)
Plymouth Rocks (White or Barred),
Indian Runner Ducklings. Catalogue.
Mizell Poultry Farm, Princeton, Ont.
MY VERY BEST LARGTe " TIRED TO
Lay White Leghorn Chicks, tic; big
even ];arced Rocks, 10c. All blood -
tested, 100% arrival. Bob Kimber-
ley, 13ox \V,, Ivssex, Ontario.
WOULD YOIJ LIKE TO HAVE BAR -
red Rock pullets laying 75%, cock-
erels weight:1g 5 to 7 lbs. dressed at
435 months, Leghorn chicks that
travelled 2800 miles mortality nil,
Pullets laying 80%? If you would,
write for the Twecidle "Chicalogtre".
It's Free and 'lot Mr. Kinstead and
Mrs. Embersaie tell you the true
story of the above success they have
had with .Cweddle Chickr:a. Tweddle
Chick Hatchery Limited, flex 10, Fer-
gus, Ontario.
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YOU GET—El QUALITY GOVERN-
ment Approved Chicks from Blood -
tested Breeder's at low prices when
you order Baden Chicks. Send for
.catalogue and prices. Baden Elec-
tric Chick Hatchery, liox 50, Baden,
Ortt:n rio,
SAVI. 1+'TFTl CENTS HUNDRED BY
ordering 'Pray Chicks thirty days in
ITi1trtrt
atchey, 130Jo n St. Ham-
ilton, Ontario,
Color Calendar
New Shades Shown For Spring
And Summer
Turquoise, gold and rust are smart
shades for junior frocks:
Lime, citron and chartreuse are
popular colors for spring evening
gowns.
Flower colors are to be smart for
gloves to wear with spring tailor-
mades,
Orange skin is a bright novelty
shade suede leather for novelty bol-
eros for sport wear.
Pink instead of white is the sugges-
tion for the light midseason hat —
good with the black and pink and
navy and pink prints shown for ad-
vance spring wear.
Delicate pink is being discussed for
lingerie blouses for early spring—a
fact which checks neatly with the
foregoing paragraph re, mid-season
hats.
Dark green is a high style novelty
color for new ski-wear—seen at the
second annual show and ski meet at
Madison Square Garden. It is featured
in cotton ski jackets and in dark green
dresses for snow wear. Navy still re-
mains the popular color in ski clothes
and there is considerable interest In
contrasting pastel tops.
Light bright colors are forecast for
girls' spring coats, replacing the con-
ventional navy and other dark colors..
Reason: The increasing fashion for
sports toppers in fleece cloths. Colors.
to be featured are tan, strawberry,
cadet blue, topaz gold, some pastels,
but mostly in plaiding or dark
ground's.
A rosy rust shade, an intense,
slightly grayed aquamarine and a
bright yellow are conspicuous in
sports clothes for spring.
New shades for spring millinery
are selected from old Chinese art.
Two lovely ones are "Yan blue," which
is a lavender -blue and "Sung Beige,"
which is a very rosy beige, almost a
pottery rose.
The United States contains more
fossilized remains of dinosaurs than
any other country in the world. Bo-
livia,. Argentina and Mongolia also
have large bone deposits.
Treatment Eases
Pains Of Cancer
Doctor Claims That intraspinal
Injections of Alcohol Aid
Its Victims
A new treatment which has proved
successful in easing pain in such
diseases as cancer, angina pectoris
and chronic arthritis, by intraspinal
injections of alcohol, was described
to the Washington Medical Associa-
tion by its inventor, Dr. Elias L.
Stern of Sydenham Hospital, New
York,
Vitamin B-1 Added
Fundamentally, the effectiveness
of the treatment, Dr. Stern explain-
ed, is due to the connection of the
spinal fluid with the sympathetic ner-
vous system. In experiments on cats,
the disintegration of sensory nerves
when so treated was clearly shown.
It is this effect, he said, that makes
the alcohol injections a deadener of
pain; •
After 12 years of research, Dr,
Stern announced that his technique
of intraspinal injections of alcohol
and Vitamin B-1, had been invariably
successful in his last 60 cases. Earlier
attempts, while partially successful,
had been hindered by complications,
in which the size of the dose has
proved to be the determining factor.
Primarily a remedy for beri-beri,
Vitamin 8-1 has proved one of the
most potent rejuvenators yet discov-
ered, Dr. Stern said, and curative in
many other deficiency diseases. Its
use in one case of infantile paralysis
proved 25 per cent. effective in re-
storing mobility, Stern said, and sug-
gested that it was probably effective
in halting the disease before the on-
set of pulmonary paralysis.
Seventeen preachers discoursed
continuously for six days before a
throng of 80,000 persons at a large
camp meeting in Kentucky in 1801.
It was the largest camp meeting in
American history.
-Iron and steel mills of Czechoslo-
vakia are breaking production records
in filling armament orders.
Along Canada's Mining Highway
BARBER LARDER COMPLET-
ING INSTALLATION. Douglas
A. Mutch, well known mining
engineer, states :- -
"Barber Larder is, completing
installation of new electrically,
driven plant and preparing for
shaft sinking to a first objective at
550 ft. with four levels to be es-
tablished at 125 ff. intervals. As
formerly reported, very extensive
diamond drilling was done here
before deciding on shaft sinking
with sixty holes completed. This
drilling indicated a practically con-
tinuous ore zone for approximate-
ly 800 ft. with average grade es-
timated at $7.05 across an average
width of 25 ft. This average grade
was obtained after reduction of
numerous high assays. It is esti-
mated that some 475,000 tons of
ore have been indicated above the
250 -ft, level. Diamond drilling
returned very important ore sec-
. tions with widths up to 400 ft.,
some of which carried exception-
ally high values, withone averag-
ing $119 across 12.8 feet. A fur-
ther hole averaged $ 10.60 across-
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cross32 ft. Others returned $9.50
across 20,5 ft.; $8.60' across 14.2
ft.; $16.90 across 35 ft.; $7.56
across 20 ft.; $8.82 across 10'.7
ft.; etc. One hole showed a width
of 100 ft., averaging $4.97.
"In addition to the main ore
zone further drilling some 2,000
ft. west of the shaft returned. val-
ues of $25,25 across 1.2 feet and
$8.06 across 5 ft. This indicates
important possibilities for the find-
ing of further ore west of the
shaft section; along the 3000 -ft.
length of favourable structure
contained in the company's prop-
erty.
LOOKING FOR BIG, STURDY, HEAL -
thy, fast-growing chicks? The Bray
Xtra -Profit chick does the trick. Free
catalogue. Bray Hatchery, 130 John
St. North, Hamilton, Ontario.
SOME BRAY PULLETS LAID 70%
during October and November (two
high price months) last year. See
our 1938 catalogue. 12 pure breeds
also cross -brads. Bray Hatchery, 130
John St. North, Hamilton, Ontario.
CHICKS BARRED ROCKS AND
White Leghorns; nil breeders blood -
tested and under Government Ap-
proval; L J. Ardagh, Streetsviile,
Ontario, Box E.
TRENT °BIG - REVENUE" CHIOICS
are fast becoming a Buy -Word and
Standard for Superior Chicks among
poultry minded people, because they
quickly turn feed and labor into
Profits". Ready now. Trent Elec-
tric Hatchery, Trenton, Ont:
POULTRY EQUIPMENT, HIGH QUA-
lity at low cost. Made in Canada for
Canadians. Write for our new cata-
logue. Model Incubators Ltd., 196
River St., Toronto.
SPECTACLES
EYEGLASSES, 51.75 UP. WE SEND
ten pair to test your eyes. Satisfac-
tion or money refunded. Glass eyes,
54.00 each, assortment sent. Accur-
ate Optical, Dept. K, 67 Sussex, To-
ronto.
STAMPS
COLLECTORS! TEACHERS/ CORON-
ation Souvenir Stamps. 60 different,
showing who and what it's all about,
25e. Guiton, Box 14, Station K, To-
ronto.
o-ronto.
TANNING
EXPERT TANNING OF I3;IDES FOR
harness, lace and robes. Bear, deer
furs. Free list and tags. Towne &
Sons, Merritton, Ontario.
STOP THEM SCREAMING
11 you worry—with that' queer taut feeling in
your stomach—take PITOSFERINE, A few
tiny, economical drops each day will help
steady thole ragged nerves, improve your
appetite, build up your streagth, At drtugginte,
500, $1.00 nett 81.50. OS
TWA: GRIA`t
IPLOSFE .IMSA tOl
Issue No. 10—'38
A --C
Japan Increases
Luxury Taxation
TOKIO.—The finance ministry has
approved plans for a special "luxury"
tax on such articles as watches, foun-
tain pens, hats, automobiles, umbrel-
las, footwear and radio sets, it is dis-
closed.
The tax, ranging between 10 and 15
per cent. of value, will apply to 45
articles and is expected to raise about
63,000,000 yen.
Among articles affected are precious
and semi-precious stones, clocks, toi-
let articles, smoking equipment, canes,
luggage, curios, upholstery, cameras,
gramophone records, opera glasses,
electric fans, electric refrigerators,
motor boats and musical instru-
ments.
An excise tax was announced on
matches and liquors.
The Longest Race
Entrants for the longest race in the
world—the "Grain Race" from Aus-
tralia to Europe—are now sailing for
Australia, where they will load grain
for the long run home.. The race is
confined to sailing ships, and this
.year's "field" will number 13.
Shades of.. Britain's Sea Dogs -13
sailing ships and not a British vessel
among them! All but two0of them
are Finnish and are owned by one
lnanr Calltain Erikson. The other two
are gwedish and German.
The last race was won by a Fin-
nish ship, the Pommern, which com-
pleted the voyage in 94 days. She
was followed home by the Passat, an-
other Finnish vessel, which arrived a
.few hours later.
But these times are slow compared
with the voyages trade by British
shipsin the days when their sailing
ships were the fastest in the world.
Thele al'e two kinds of people in the
world, talkers and doers.
What we would like to know: Is just
where the nudist camps go in the win-
ter time?
A story is told of a woman on holi-
day at a fishing village who asked
an old sailor of the wind -jammer days
why, a ship was always spoken of as
"she."
Old Salt (slyly) — "Mebbee it's be-
cause the rigging costs more than the
hull'."
Mr. Brown was interviewing an ap-
plicant for the position of caretaker:
Mr. Brown — "How long were you
in your last place?"
Applicant — "A month."
Mr. Brown — "That's' not long. And
the place before that?"
Applicant — "Two weeks".
Mr. Brown — "Not so good. And the
time before that?"
Applicant — "There wasn't no time
before that, sir. I got off with a fine."
READ IT OR NOT!
England, as a nation, spends about
580,000,000 annually on laundry work.
Minister (to church janitor)—"Look
here; see that carpet you put on the
floor of the pulpit?"
Janitor — "Yes sir."
Minister — "Well, what do you
think would happen if I should step
on one of those tacks in the middle
of my sermon?"
Janitor — "Well, I reckon that
would be one point you would not lin-
ger on."
Hal — "A friend of mine named his
child Carol because she was born on
Christmas."
Jim—"'She?' I thought a carol was
a hymn."
A lot of folks who are saying they
want to make heaven their home, will
feel mighty out of place if they should
happen to get there.
Katherine — "Frank doesn't call on
us any more. Mother said they could
not agree."
Dorothy — "Did your mother think
he stayed around. too long in the even-
ings?"
Katherine — "No! He thought that
mother did."
Funny things sometimes get into
want ads. Here are a few instances:
"Wanted, a cow giving four gallons
of milk daily; none other need call."
Then this from an aged Negro. "The
podnership resistin' between me and
Mose Skinner is herewith. resolved;
dem dat owes de firm will settle wid
me; dem what tie firm owes will set-
tle with Mose." Sounds like Amos '11
Andy, doesn't it? Finally this: "Lost,
purse by lady with initials on back."
We Like Butter
Every man, woman, and child in
Canada. eats 31%, lbs. of butter a
year—or more than J/s lb. a week.
Canada's yearly consumption of but-
ter in 1936 was nearly 350,000,000.
lbs.
Eggs Are Off!—Conjurers, clowns,
jugglers in Germany have been ord-
ered not to use eggs—or any other
foodstuff—in tricks, on pain of
charges of sabotaging Four -Year
Food -Plan.
... STOPPED IN A MINUTE ...
Are Youtormented with tie itching tortures of
eczema, rashes, athlete's toot, eruptions, or 01 her
ekitt afflictions] For quiet and happy relief,
use cooling, antiseptic, liquid D. D. D.
Fraser/Onion. 1te gentle elle soothe the irri•
fated akin, Clear, greaseless' and staintete—
dries fast. Stops the most inte',ae itchlre
!sfantly. A .15r l'.ri hottic, at drug stere•,
brOvice it-ef luonel back; 20
right
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t Cuts
n Heat
Engineers Find Color on Radia-
tors Reflects Warmth
Backward
If you are paying $25 a month for;
heat this winter, two or three dollar0{
of it goes for the bright paint on the,
radiators.
That is to say, according to an en
gineering study announced. at Cornell
University, Ithaca, N.Y., bright' paint;
on radiators cuts down the heat by a
big percentage.
Bright paint, like aluminum or gold,
acts like a mirror. It reflects heat, the
reflection is back into the radiator.
This applies to all the "radiant" heat
given off, which is about 40 to 50 per
cent. of all the warmth from the rad-
iator.
25 Per Cent. Loss
The radiant heat is the wave -motion
sort, which travels like light, and at
the speed of light, Bright paint, the
Cornell study shows, cuts down the
radiant heat by 25 per cent, Twenty-
five per cent. of 40 to 50 per cent.
(the total radiant heat) is a fat piece
of the coal bill.
Black or dark and modest paints let
the radiant heat out. Heating engin-
eers have known for some years that
bright radiator paints were doubtful.
Today's report shows the exact loss.
The study was made by Dr. Kennedy
P. Rubert, instructor in experimental,
engineering.
Detroit, Mich., suffers a loss of
$12,000,000 a year in destruction
caused by rats.
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