The Goderich Star, 1927-12-08, Page 7?tlittRA aAt. DEC. ,slit, bias;
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DO YOU KNOWP
(C'upyright,1027, Frank Collier)
A set of seven gtwitiotw will sp-
211. Why There Art Morey .lark l pear herein each week, pertaiaiag ta;
Clothe* Than Oilier C'.Mra
212. 'Ike Larsrest Telescope is the
World'
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218. ' r Ne e•
The I�a herein North Sita
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keeper uR the Weider* Hemi-
sphere?'
214. The Myriad Coes of Deaaatiared
Alcohol 7 „awes,
215.. What Parts{" far Food Cowes'
"Faaa,nite Trepies?
. The Meaning of the Ilihretlt that time.
wbisfleo at the Loeoiaetive7 They Will Embrace tAe reddest**.
217. A Geed Remedy .ser !ivy Pets- 'seep book as d eeor uturet soon
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Cenaanoaa. 'This it-ifi.w "!'ley Wehrle,
What They Are Illeid@Vft;
Sten et The Stara, The Bairtb. Litt
Mleetrieitx, Siebe, Misr ,
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t. raphy, lKtriw+►rp#rea. law,
Health. Measters, C aatoan ei
Mat Animates Heeds, Mod
14:fe; 1Mlweeilaaaeetrs
CORRECT ANSWERS GIVEN'
NEXT WEEK
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ening `: once.
A New Way to Leal One Worth While Thing Each Day
ANSWERS TO LAST WEEK'S QUESTIONS
204, Average Size and Speed of violet toys and 3 -rays. The ultra-
Ainerkaii Freight '.sins0 violet rays are very beneCieial to
Average-_numher .of ears per train man{ r des:royinif itac'ter#a nand
in 1920,- 80,6; in 1922, 08,5 r Mian, Ultra Viols n rays dog not pass` thru
1924,_ hod inere'asi d r to 4....1, xa ith daadaw slaw. Thetis why it is 40
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Mr. Joseph iilaoelder.. 4.4 . , ,.. a 00
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1Mr. Lathan Clot$ . 4 .. .. , a, 5 Oil
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Messrs. Sutcliffe and Warmer i'i 00
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Mr*. oothe«2 �
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Mr. James Carrie...,•.. ft 00
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Mr. C. 11. Humber2 .... 00
Mr! Thos. Jahnatox' 2 00
Mr. '.Thos. Mitchell 2 00
Mr. Frank Martin. ..... 2 00
Mrs. W. T. ]!Turney 2 Oft,
!firs. D. McKenaie...2 00
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Mrs. Ruston 200
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average movement, lochia anal' sta11' hiaialthful to .get out into the sunlight,
of 12 11#108 an hour, Dearing this
Period unit cost per train mile fellI208 The Longest Trip a Dog Ever
from '148,"! to 1.60. The increasing Made .Alone ?
loading effecte'u saving of 20 ail. Rud was aa! collie belonging to Mr.
lion trainr a raxx-
males ayear,oof
pit Elio M. 'Coe Ft Seott, Kans.
c X;~n
a Bud
mutely l ?lateral to 44 milieu dollars. anew was Y at a ver much devote to D
and grain trains, running at 12 miles "aiste $in -Taw. In . November, 191,9,
,
an hour, may weigh (exclusive of Mr.:Coe moved with his family to
engine) up to 4,000 tons ---2,000 tons Albuquerque, .New Mexico, nearly
are common. Merchandise trains; 1,000+ miles away, and Bud went
vary 000 'tons in mountainous along'in the baggage car. Soon saf-
regions to 1,801E tone where grades ter Mr. Coe's.•arrival in New Mexico
are easy, with speeds of 10 to 00 Bud disa�upeared; in July, .1920, he;
Hailes, - limped through -the open door of the
office in. Ft, ' Scott where Mr. Coes'
sisteii-in-law worked, and sank' down
exhausted, at her feet. No one
knows how Bud got bae:k, nor what
trial€r nand \adventures . he must have
had on his perilous trip, with noth-
ing to guide him but dog instinct
20e. What Is Stainless Steel 7
Iron rusts when dissolved by wa-
ter. An addition of : 13 per `cent.
Chromium to 'carbon steel snakes it
insoluble in water; that is, rustlers.
The small amount of emboli is pur
posely retained ,to produce the .rib
gulled hardness and resistance to.
wear and ability to cut. Its . best-
known applieation is ifs the produc-
tion of "stainless" cutlery. New aa;rs.
Plications of This 'steel to other pur-
poses -;where resistance to corrosion
is important are being found almost
daily, in _ spite of` -its reiativ�ely high
cost. Recent improvements' are ex-
tending the use of restless steel to
all kinds' of eutiery and siaarlf•edeed steady pressure he will sit down,
tools. t Now praise hien and give 'him sorne
200• The Increased Cost of Speed- dainty. Repeat a number of timer:
ing Up a Ship? frons day+to day until he has grasped
tlxe"�sneaning of the words..Finally
The .cost goes up to a surprising 'a gesture of the finger to the spot
degree as the .number of knots per where you'wish him to lie will be
hour is increased. A ship of 1,8,000 sufficient.
tons displacement, rooming • a 13 210. How Mach .sugar Do .'i'! e . Eat?
knots, consumes •about 90 tons' of About 12 biliian lbs. of sugar are
coal a clay. at 17.7ts 190 tons,; at
20 knots (the speed of an Atlantic consumed manually 'by the Amoriean,
liner, $'44 trine, and at 2cr :knots people. This means an average /off
mounts to 900 tons. The extra cost nearly 2 lbs. a week (100lbs. a Year)
per 1,000 miles at 14. instead of. 13 for each matt, woman and child in
knots is $340., but difference •between the country, This includes the
21. knots "and 20 means nearly $1,000, quantity.used in candy, see create,
and2li'knots would cost $1,500 more soft drinks; cake,. etc. In the :i1. S.
than 24 knots. The limit of speed Central aine ,0000 farmersWestern ,,mousy devote
in the
of • passenger liners, so far es corn-
"' inertial gain is concerned; .appears to, about 900,000 acres to the raising of
have"boon readied.
sugar beets, which produce nearly 9
million, tons of beets,: Which yield
207 Of What' Does Sunlight; Gorr. about 2 billion lbs. of sugar. ,i orris-
sist 7 e • iataa, liawaaii and Porto ?tiro produce
When the .sun's rays are analyzed about as much more of cane sugar.
some are found to protium visible The remaining 8 billion lbs. cremes
light, which, the prism divides into mainly from Cuba
I the well-known speotruap of +colors, Many people ase. almost cinppled
the longest trays being red, then ou- with corns. But it is needless .pled
shore, yellow', Beyond each end oe with Holloway's Corn Remedy.
the 'visible' spectrum are env#aible ,
rays -beyond the red rays the slight- Some men owe all they have to
ly longer° heat rays, and beyond the their wives, .rind same just owe all•
violet end the slightly shorter ultra- they leave.
209. How to Teach a Dog' Tricks?
If you haven't patience don't try
it. Da: not. persist until the , pup be-;
comes fatigued and bewildered. Be,
gin ,by: teaching him to lie down at
command, Put your hand on his
hips and press down.gently, repeat -
nig slowly the teammate/ "lie- d'own;'
until lie sits down,. then shift from
hips to' shoulder: finally under the
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Christnias,
% ..�`Tirneof Music
Music its x boon all the year otutd-it is something
everybody needs•-evtryibay. But Christmas emphasizes
the joy of music, You just cannot imagine Qtristmas
without music. Christmas, then, is it time when every
iaomie should have a piano.. If yours lacks this essential
to make it complete, deckle now to have one. before the
New Year llegins-deckle upon* piiatt0?lt *fanny gift.
MASON
RX CH
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HENRY
-HERBERT,.
'Pianos
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in ince and performance, Everywhere in Canada you wilt
these nuritanding instruments giving lasting satisfaction.
They are evade in man models -one for every home and one
for every income,. Send your name atrid'address today and we•�'
will mail you illuarated peke list, together with a copy of "Same
Music Every Day". Mark "X" opposite type of piano you Are
p+erticulaatly interested in,
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Everybody ases "%ryeth's." Sage and
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nobody cart tell it has been applied.
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With 114 .0 Cod -
Liver Extract Tablets
You renaeinber of course -not so
long ago she was a regular scare.
erorr • skinner ie a mild, word for the
away she looked.
,hast look at her now -if over ci
woman had a perfect Agure sbo has
it -she is the envy of half the girls .,
in torn.
it's nothing to got tutted about tst
ell the did was to take ..; weight l
filled `tut the hallows in (face, neck
and chest -any 'skinny, weak_, rune
down woman can dei the sane tend •
gain a clean, clear complexion at the
same time,
McCoy takes all the risk -Read
this ironciad guarantee. If after
felting 4 .sixty cent boxes of McCoy's
Cod I.#ver Extract Txble•ts or 2 ono, ._
dollar Bore* any thin, underweight
nano •.r woman doesn't gain at least `
.. permits and feel •tomple:ely
find with the marked improvement; lax
health -your druggist is autharirL4 et -
ta return the ptarrhrse litter,
Ask air, t a 1lnnlep, Campbell's .' i+ _ter
Drug Mitre, or a'ly good dratggies, ggAi ssz1' 6C
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A good neighbor is one who laeks i
interest in affairs 'that aro, none of
aao aaas.
Example of man having the last
word. I will," said to the ofl#ciat-
ing clergyman.
Often a sense of humor Is Just an
ability to enjoy• the other fellow's
flat tire.
For Sprains blot Braises.. -There
isnothing t Sn better for of s rains and
eft n
contusion, than Dr. Thome Eelce.
til It 4ill reduce tlao aw.,lling
that toilowa a sprain, will cool the
inflamed flesh and draw the pain.
It will take tho,:aehe out of a bruise
by eounteraeting the inflammation.
.t trial will .convince any who doubt
its power.
Christmas Day
nd every of
day, in the Year
li EN it comes to selecting a Christmal ` gift
for your hornet -something that will please
the whole family and be a centre of interest and
entertainment for years. Ano gift . can compare
with the KOLSTE'R Radio.
Kolster *offers the greatest "vaIuenpert'cdo11ar"
in radio tonday. It proves this "greatest value"
in actual performance. No other set at the same
prke or within $100.00 of it price gives such
amazingly fine results --such realislm pf tone'
such remarkabledistance-asirch clean cut, sirri.li-
fieri tuningAwsuch ease of operation.
You can' prove. Kolster Radio's superiority ;by
listening to it. Your ear -an :-infailiirle guide--
will
uide--will give you the answer.
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