The Lucknow Sentinel, 1937-08-12, Page 2.0
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Member o1 Imperial Chin ,
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Whell ' asked what he --had One
•his" wages/eneWered-"Part went ,fer"
liquor, part for, women, 8.44 I spent. the .
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you make , en-
largenients • front snapshots ?".. •
'Phetographer ---? "certainly,
,That's eur ;'• t. -,•,* •
Girl -"-Well; let's see 'what you din
do With thts "Picture of the- Grand Can-
yon."
Read It ar Not: -;Queen Inez De
Castro ',of• Portugal Was crowned 'with •
all due cereniony after her death. ', •
SiUiler-sWe aiways ftnd94r8CIVPli
ro-
frcsbed
0000; Then 31417;11Qt :Make no effort
to eonfer, this. pleasure, on: others?• ,lt
doesn't "eeat: any.- more to 'smile' than •
•does to frown, and the dividends
are not only :greater., _bat far alore, de- t
sirahlec•
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Joe -Yeah. heand -I are' efd.•h011k
metes."' • 4
Sani ,"W44t! You were reenimateo•
at college" " •
. I mean we believe the
,Tikpieilip.!d bunk." , •
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tharOcillifires
ep'' Bull Docile.,
'Practical Dent-ientitration a the
ItOiptville Celler-e Proves One
Wire Will Do
rjecf,i'lya,llYrollftrged vire usecl•
, .
lupaps pf eneleang 'faint -animals
in a pasture or ether Outdoor :area
has been tried out for a 'number of
• years, partlenArlY Ip•- the. t,,n.,ted
JStates. A stranci or two
4"g1ate4,4Om the : j I,
Ptit
" TO* with .4 resultant saving. in; One
:and •.0cpense in construction.
tpinporary; , enclosure's. ,
pastures, the idea "Seehis- to
'
suited. A S'anPle pOxlic'e!of current
suh sa ca hattery.,,Or 4 few : dry
:Pens keeps the wire harg•ed!.. and ef,
"rfettial'Y iOStritinr- the' an'mals.'.' or
, the current may be taken efl' frurn
regular hous 1ighting Circuit • or,
home lthting plant, if such is 47411- .^
able.• It ,Io' every .e4:se,' Of.
. • . .
course, be trausform7011, to ...a safe,
thouzh cectie. enreent for ,the: pur, ,
While attending a "reeept field cidy
Viewson Shcing at. Keniptville Agricultural Sehopl,,
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, RalPb DSU
Burser, writes about it in
Fong Too Gum' , Of Shanghai Imperial. Chinese Troupe, symboliz-
ing the 'drinking. of the "Bitter Tea of gdne in native acrobatic
, pose., M3ss ,Gint•is appearing as one of the principals, in the Chinese
Village at the Canadian National Bxhibitien.
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. At The Turn of the. Road... .
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•At the turn: Of 'the,. teed 'is .a 'picture
•, :that comes -,te.1' My - mind like.: ,•a
'Tie 'thelittle white. limise , • of ' .niy
,. neighbor that stand itandis by the'side of s
tho stream.
.*iy..o . stream where. the aloW:,geotie :
elirrent :id. fringed • .hY. ' a. herder. of •
• ,teeet,,,1 ,...: , .. ' ' " ', . '' • .'.. • .••••
That send out their soft lazy.:Shadows
•', and shelter the hiiiiii.•• in . their.
' leaver....,'. ' ' ,*. . ' • ' • ' • '
' 'Tilt there that' the roses ' Of June.time
.'. reacb.,heauty" that cannot be told, ..
. And there In the home of my 'neigh- .
• , 'her are .conifortii.. far- better ." th"an-
.
.016. over and over the; PiCture.. that ;I '
• - see, of that -little abode,'" , ..• • • •
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Will „-bring,to..-ine,-"-.thonghts---Of---1-101",-.
• . •-• : neighbor and his ..bedio it.• -the. turn ••
ortheroad:-=T77'7—'-'-'7"1/
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• • "Nothing.' it. more . plagiarlzed• than
timor..."-.-Williiin- D. '.Kennedy. • ' •
• Mrs.' Stooks, called up up : the -.local
.. butcher, before She •went: ont:',.• ' .. • ,.. ••••• .
,•"."Send • me a -"quarter's ' Werth , of
.. teak," 'She said, "and ••• If : I'm.; not • at
ih
. ome jtiat.teiirt44m to poke it through,
e ,keyhole." ..- • --.
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.Petity;We ate ';told ....• Whielr:Is pr.*:
The average Mt4leelleOt itAicr•cioes--T.
AtlY.AkejO ti; ,• • •
lilt hay° to..
,
,!peeS -your husband_talk,...4O.,
'sleep?" .,•
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"NO, and its' terrilly.„ eXasperatirtg?„, ,
711-e'3us • 7' ' s
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Cliiinedt"If consistency is a jewel,
..there are a let of people whO.Ore pi-
ning darned, short on jewelry. •
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YOunghtteliend-7,,litsityou, that-
ritijniY-'kedneess:a let of ":changes."
„...Neighbor471.What'a that got to de,
•,Withthe,'Ocupit?"' -, • -, . •
. ,Mr. • irounghusbandt-"Wliyfer`In-
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stance. In one shell" Year I he been
Changed from: a Sighing' lover
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log
'There must he a 'NO-iiion"..1n. every'.
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family and In every 13.usiness:. Other-, •
wise outgo will eiceed, incbms,;,
• The. Mee -"I'll .-bet .
a coat of tau -
would 'be becoming toyou, girPe,"' .
• The Girl -706h, thanks, you darling;
boy.,', but i',(1,.ratilor.,•'hase,
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We :forget .out ...unPleastint.:expeti-
ericesThelecr that-"-*76r67,Plealuir sitanff-
ont .and,' become .exaggerated, It is
easile :see ,why-tbe, past Is .is inelthied
to seem • seeni happier than • 'the
present.•.' • ."•-• •. • • •
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Teacher: (in geography lesson) -..-
awe* anyone tell me *here we
And mangoes?"' • • ,
Knowing' Littli Boy - "Yee- ioi
wherever Wonia ' goes." •
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TIRES
epipkasAiiA.,,`,, Life 'Savers and • Coca-Cola
MOST .g.411APIIIVIVIII%/1111 Companies „are 'two of tile
,
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• • • "nany ,big fleet owners whic.b „
standardize on Firestone'. ^
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Large fleet owners, who,
analyze„ tire Rads to • the
fraction _of a cent ,prefer
Firestoa Tires for their
• cost-cutting, carefree per- .
formance., You, , too, will
, find them the safest, long-
estmearitig ' and .m, o s t
economicsd for your car:
-With nil their feshires
'
foi safe, long, Mileage,
Firestone Tires' do not cost
5ne -cent m�ie thrin .
ary tires..\ See the nearest
IrwestoneA IYealei and ki= ,
phiee•*orn- tires today. ".•
Sofa lo; High
Spearleesure of
2 trite coal Phis
, Under the Totad '04
.Gum•Dipped Safety
7Locitia (or.
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57.1//4////,/::
Safe los .Cfuiiit
Stepping
.01 Nero Exua Ride(
Stow' end Seise:
.ipricsify'. Designed
Siley freed •
rerestotte
HIGH SPEED TIRES
„. BaCeri. the Family Herald ,and‘Weekly
had an opportunity of 'seeing
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•'how, subh o device operates: An en-
closure, -about- 75 --square-feetrinader-
(Saelcatoon $ter,Phoettlx) .; • "
Hew .tjc hoih1 a..slice of bacon ,
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Most baconfor-breahtest:enthitelaste,
are . hearty trenchermen and • conse-
quently.
•
are inclined to say that all
, .
;slices of bacon, •, except- those,' they°
:slice themselves, are to0"thin.:,
But others, whose palette are‘pleittl.
, . .
-ed with delicate shades of .flavor find
that suCh *nuances are readily , obtain-,
lid:by the r thinness et, the slice and
that they can toy •anjOyably .with
tissue -paper 'fragment: 'of • pork: "
,1\ritere is • a shorn', 'cleavage of ()Pill-
ion on this iiiwortant, question': It, has
by driving in iron pests . at "oech. cor-
ner -to which • . were .• attached, two.
Strands.. of barbed wire -was .used as.:
' a beertal..for a,,! 1',630 -pound• Ayrshire'.
blill, .ThtWO`-.'strandi• were .ausPend7
ed at heights Of two to four feet: :re-,
spectively;.front, the grOnridi." '' .Fefur•
iniall:', dry eellt.suadied. the cUrrent,
which was broken at • i;ery'. short " in,
tervala:, by. the use. „of ,,,a' controller
or -"breaker'.!.•,.clevice,' ; In some .(10.7.,
signi the ' Current is Cut: On -and -off at
•five4secend intervals: ...1 C. 'Shearer,
.
Principal' Of the"sehoolt 'rernarked.that.
i..eeme.. to a" :head , in. the •••12a.oegigvAlkg,* -sithongb one 'straild-ivOuld undeubt...'
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'State of where in response '
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to jubllc thorie::.Stat Le. islature
"Ii.f7dealltir .-Ivitit., he• cliestien::-,,
; ....'. It , appears' that of late bacon ' bee
'been sliced toe thin in. that. State.
It Is Is, averred that someone had :invent •
.e.4' a, machine which, will slice bacon .
."tet .'13.neh• an •Inflnitelii* . thinness as .
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to :Wi. 6 .ft: in.vielhIS to. the nithereye•
'at' a.!'d tone° of four ...feet, when •Iying':.
on. O white,i,k_late,,,,' • .' ' .., ...',: ,',.; •-• .... .
: Atilt • Whoee .ote 'le, lour :feet 'groin
'the,.plate-! When they ' sit . . down ,to
breakfast? And anyviay,',...baConis net
.
sliced for purposes of lieing••looked 'at
. but in,erder to befried, hyelled,..,grill...,
ed at .- Otherwise -.' processed ind. then .
eaten.' ••,.: ,',..1 ',, •'• l: • , ' :. ';'• :'•,,„,.. • • ,, • •
Anyway the heorty., trenchermen, of.
Tennessee " rebelled !against'. the ,thin •
neds: tit the,sliCes and took the 'Matt**
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to "the , ',Legislature which now , has ‘ber .....
-.16rilt a bill .begging:the thiclinetui, and '
area •:Of '., a... 81160 :et :' a •minimum. •The
dimensions' set.,dOwn.*.in . the ',bill are
that the silee shall, not be 'shorter •tban,
t,\
.17 7--tt„ineheiti Mit less than 1-132; Of ..an
elt -. ielt„./ ' ' ' • •• .' - '' • . .
......',•,..,Navo.,:thii= atMIC.,-;.iieeinpreatlenoblenpitier..-Wire_af.:theietidtittenteZ.S.nr4L.
"?' :one :taxes,. a slice: of that size': and , 1 :prilit and consternation ' were Well
•ed_ ly...have been •sufficiently • effective,,
using. the two. • • ,
,Of Simple Coristritioli
The simplicity of the,,whele •• con-
struction, ' and. the ease ,with iwhich
it 'could be set •up anywhere, Was. at
'
once apparent. ---For„a • Small enclos-
ure sinch . as this, all that is required
is four pointed Iron or Wooden posts,
porcelain inaulators, sufidient
Source Of current and currentbrealier
and some protection for these latter
against: the weather: For , o'l'arger
enclosure, • more , pests and wire are
required, ' the tutus, source of :power
being quite •mifficient•ite'accommedate
any . length of .•,•WIre the ,average
fernier would require.
The behavior of the bull upon' be-
ing
first placed within the enclosure, •
Was interesting. .reconnoitring
position he atarted to 'investigate
the apparent flimsy,; device '• used to
,relitrain him. Presently his wet nose
eciine in vontadt, with a, barb on the :
cooks it wilt there .be anything lett?
Would it. be Visible to the.. naked „eye
of; even to the eye Clothed in Powerful,
horti4riniMed. specs? But More import-
ant than \that, ;hole many • such •811Cei
WoOld, it take to halt the attetite' of 4
a healthyl,"•Tennesiee,Meuntaineee? '
• And Ifthe .Pnriipse ot this 'proposed
legielation to Make the :slices oC ba.
eon.thiCker, thenAncleed they ' most •
,
have been- infinitesimal before:.
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-MO Sey!hi.,Tc:ict.ft, '-
\ flattened proiii
=--w-ANERvoiti,, ..,.._ AftWlhe heavy
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Wind, many.erops .have been :difficult
to harvest . in this : district o ing to
the flattening, and it was lin ossible
4.o..use„..a....binder. Bound not to ' e beat-
en' JoiephVitinal, a • Hungaiiiin7far-
Waterford; went beak to methods use
:in his country and formerly used In
this.',. Through . inforMation gained . i
a Conadieln+Iltingatien 'Paper .'ht " se..
cured tare Hungarian scythes, what he
calk) .diainend or razor steeliirith razor
sharpness. It It is interesting:to :..wateh .
/Opel% using ope scythe, a Hungarian: •
*onion tising the. other,,. While: MrS,
Vinoal, and • another woman.follow,behind. picking tip the• eta grain and
tying...it:Into :bundles... He got more ;,
Straw „in. thisc.WaY than', in Using a
liitter lid the scythe cut it about one
inch ''•freon , the ground: ' Ile ;,Clainit•in.,
'this. ..,44.641.1.atutaut„atiiittle-and--
ataek, inthe neighborhood Of an acro
.o ,.c.lOY. The scythe:1e a curved blade '
not as long. as the Ciuutdian. blade aUd..
Instead Of O;Cliyyed handfe 'it. is 'entiteli
ly ‘iirdight.' ' •'•
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• hibited in the backward bound of the
animal. Once more :he made the in-
vestigation, this brie more gingerly
than before. Never Once Iti:no there ,w..as
the smile result. -,Then the bull ,decided to attempt'
an attack from rear. But But. whenhe backed up against the wire and,.
felt the same iiii-pulse,the third time. '
that' Vas enough! 'So far 'as those
at the school farm were. aware, for
the ten -days prei,ietts to my visit
1' lad: net again re -ached either 2,
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-1-
The ,-fieldiday::- .
eye were approximately 75," •in in- ;
,sp eting - the .;arrangernent from a
position outside of the ,corral; .natur.-;
ally. attracted the bull's atiention.,'
The latter, InOted,•,...ani to With•;•
jii...almut-four inches- t wire but
Dori who operates a feria pit east -of--,, • • ---• -
;Wad careful never to touch. HIS
belligerent attitlidemever once allow -
cd hint to Vary from this ,precaution
and in all his:, cavorting ...his.nossep,side
and" rear Were kept at lcast theef-
fective .four Inches away.
NoWlidaye, More than two-thirds
.Of all astronomical Oblaiirv %ionS are
.:tnade With the old Of. phOto aPhy.•
SPRAi
Rub Miluird's in sandy: h
penetrates sore 'immune,
11 allays inflammation, th
sooes'
beide. • '
Puts you on your teen
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Advertising Wheat •
,
$o*: British censarners: ,are".heing
told of the advantages :Of the ase of
'Canadian W.:mat, in their bread; of
• life on: the *estern. •Canada. 'farins;
41iere Wheat is the: principal cOm-
rkedit • reduce •• aberate-
w eat,handling and IreightingdYstem
'which ha`i.been, set .up on the • prairies
in , order that •the cereal may he
handled and transported cheaply arid
suititly., They, are also being ini-
predied, with the value to Britain in,
having ' a- 'great Wheat '-•prodncing
country like: Canada able and ready
to supply vast, quantities' of the' ed..'
quired bread grain ',during perilous,
times as Wheni war, breaks ; out. The
-fadVertieing plan appears
• ready justified itself and Is Certain
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to. be continued.
nen; .Seg Scent unit at .Lenntox-
vjil'ei.ji.:HQPP;44.41.0---PReaRlta---10-6
Cape Cod fishing boat- by .Mr.
Atkinson ,of Atlante,'. Georgia, a. sum-
mer resident ,,at Ninth ;Hatley. The
boat is being sailed on Lake- Meese.' •
Wippi:. '
, As in previous years,, uniformed
Nova Scotia 'Boy Scouts were again
given
given important duties in connection..
• withthe, handling 'of the returns ,of
the recent PrOlitieial election They
.were ' again credited with, greatly, ex-
pediting the receipt of ,returns from
Tolling booths, and the early compil-
ation. of results.. ' • ,
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iiebee4iteduts...tare-athis
summer camping oh a neW „site, on•
Lake St. Joseph, at ,Ducliesnay,
placed at their disposal bY,.tbe Pro-
, vincial Government,- through the, De--
Partment• of Lands and Forests and
Deputy Minister, Avila Bedard., '
The rescue of a,dog from a Cor-
onation 'bonfire was the unusual act
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YOURS FREE!.
or; gk ssic- I
trichiS ntyleaa. 017iftt4Ctinaelfan Wootat,
, ty Compan)i, 178 Prinetise Street, Whibi4
Isiue No. 33.,-'37
Solomon Was Wise
=But Not as a
er.•
Old •King ,Solomon wasn't,s� nisch
as a gold loner, ..informa the Wlndsor-.
Star. This.!inewa comes to .11 ht, with
the; re-opOning, of. one of the famous.
Icing Solomon's Mines. It Saudi,
on the ,edge :Of the •Arabian desert, and'
it has been taken over, by a iO313131/I1
atiOn of British" and American mining
, „
men. The mine Is ey,identlY one of the,
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'of gallantry that won the Scout Gilt"
....Cross-„-for_Aisistant:_Scontniaater
"-Robert Seth -nen of Ightham, Engjand.,
'While helping keep the crowds back
from the big deacon, Sellnion wasin-
formed that a dog' had dished into .
'the, base of the, Tyre' and cOilapsed.
'Pulling his: Scout hat over his fiee
and Wining Up ..hit 'collar, Sellman
ran into :the fire,and in spite of the
terrific heat of hnroing wood; oil and
Motor tires iroped • Lir the dog and
found it. Immediately the animal
seized his hand in its 'Mouth. BY this
hOld;,.. and ,although hie; hand . was
badly lacerated,:Seliman 'dragged the
deg to safety. • Unfortunately the:
aniinal Was .. se .serimisly •burned..thet
a0407/,.hecieitroIrktr'llte
Society for the Prevention at truelty,.
to Animals awarded 'AssOtertt, Scout-
master Seliman •' the. association's
Bronze ittedaL • ".
. famed -.ateing..:Which -supplied --1rC
-Class' ecl
tering' .displaY of • wealth with which • " • :
AtkoieriTs 1WAI,ITED •
new record for, running 100 'miles:
was established July 3rd by Boyer,
Scent Hardy Ballington, of Durban,'
• South Africa, ; When Ee covered that
, didtance;;Vrom .Box, near near Bath,' ,to
Hyde • Park • Coiner,;. Lendon,rn :13
hours, gi• ,and 19, seconds. 1'
The previous previong record was .held by an
Englishman, Arthur Newton, who at
the -age Of 51 covered the same ,rOute
in 14: hours; 11 minutes and .00..ser.
ends.- • 'never Scent Ballingtondid
.
his • training • over the ,. nomrodei„.
Marathon" ' coarse; O 54 -mile gruelling
run through • •mountainous : country
between Durban and Pieterrriarits?.
burg; South Africa. • '•
ir
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11 usinc„ss an
rofessional Women
Fight Child tabor
Postmistress to a' S. Senate En--:
pected to Succeed Chad Or -
'mond Williams as President
ATLANTIC T.114
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'Fedevitioo,, . or Boldness and •
Pi•GL:•;sional Weraeo Voted: to, reliew••
KS fight,. •i# the child labor. 'amend;
ment, adherence of the, 11,16400$tates
World Court,. and jury-, service;
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.The.• WOO -lea 'resolved to. seek.. laWa; :
• pellet toting:: , the .".State. Departm ent, „1:6 '
"lesson the 'tensicur.:hetiveen, nations"
:••hy," negotiating.,t‘ratle tree.ties .4,7101; eth-
er (-pfUntii.O.a and., to break.' deWn, .the,
.barriere..in all courts -which,d9"Wht noW,,
permit eerve., on
q4r40,ilgo-pi'• for 'i1.4.ti.4eatioli.-TO,t• the, •
,Preikeed.- child , 'faber,,,,;,onienilnient.•••to."
Lilie Federal constitution will he •Oon? -
ducted , in all statethathave.. voted,
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negatively, • . • •••: • ,
Miss' Kerleiie- postmistressr Or '
the Unitek„States 'Senate; Wee
• nomin-
ated withollt opposition- for President'.
of t49 9r0iiiinatien..' That, is conildered
tuntailuniiit to election. She will foie.
coed., NOSS' Churl, Ormond Willi:on:1i Of
Washington, formerly president . of.'tht‘
National • Education 'Aseociation.
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SWomen To Be
Bi74tight-.cli*er To. .
• Labor Questions
ra," .Ma'ry T. Norton Says
.10Ma' Concern ,VVornen As..
•-• .Pfinch As Me* r:.
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.; -,NvAqUINGTO.N.Representative
...Mary T. Norton,. Whese •" rise , from', a, •
stenographer. 'te • chairman of. .the
Houle of RePiesentatlye'i lehor. ' •
exPresSed.',.. deterteination.
tontly.st? ',bring "abet neestione. eleaer
to 'Womeli''''Of the :Velted,...Statee,
4 Or cellicepe- women Alit as ,,;• •
...binuch as it dOeff „men; ;Per it they :ire .•
loot. working, themselves, they are de-
p.endent on; SeMeone. who docs work," ••
she said.
••• The..daripeyod widow was elected
nnanimbuilY • by the. ileule:VuesdaY • to .•
:subaeed the'late repriisentitive. Will-
-kini• P. Gennery, as heed of the
labor committee. ••• . • .
Thus 'she "shares '• With '•fii)Or ..pep.re-"
tar France$, :Perkins 140.;i.gicitinet len
'Of :behig,,a pioneer'',areong Weinlen• in.
important Government labor posts.
Her 'Canitnittee now Is considering- tb. • ''
adatinistration'a broad' wage an hour •
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t rest In Art
Increasing
ationa Art Gallery Trustees
Prepare Annual Report
jyertisng-
Ittr aitouilded •, the • Queen of Sheba and
other s:Peratins :who .f.litteit IterOtte., the
pages of the Old • rhe
mines
, mineehaVe located by students01 Sietest: lOre, as•heing. all the'' Way'.
from the :Urals in. Belisle' to. Rhodesia•
• 4!- ,414th..:AfriCa. And; as the, :Arabian !.
dedert..10 is, between, it Well
In line anti of ,Selopion's ' Stores 01
'40weyer,,,„preeest day Miners' don't
:think:a 'greet: deal •..pt 'Solemon..!.0 .thin;
--ing They - haVe; beep • lOoking-in to
and they And the ore
'in • the 'Mine ehoUld.-allaY at .0() per
toii. .But tlicre. are a lot of tailings
.bthe 'ancient
Miners': of 'King •SolomOU'i:daY.... Suit.
the'Preient day .lminers find these, tail- •
can,, be sent to, the. smelter
:and::
, Will essay $1-I per ten. ;SO' that for
eiratY *ton of geld mined, Xing Solo -
men 'took
Other -'-$1.3
Tskl; Imegine any'inining man
in Ontario's"Northland- behindtiillbzigs worth $14 -Pet ton. They don't
do if that:We:if any 'more..• •
vanus'r 'WATCHES' FREE.. SEE AD.. 'OE'
VY thin 'page:•
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. 13.014TRAIT 'AGENTS' WRITE FOR ATA
Togtie • and 'pricia' -0. Big ' money making
proposition. Gaited .• Art *rent° 2.
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GEDARBROOK GAME FARM
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OPPERit'r-A'FTEle'-SEPTEMBER. VIRST,
large;, hardy "young Etinineelia,',all breeds
fancy: Theaiants, Wlid Dttekat Geeint; Wild
Turkeys;, ' hundred • ittngneck, ;. breeders,non-
relate,1..iniported , stock. , Write for pries'
"246,...Jervie Street (Departraent C),...Toronto.
oy Beans Have
Variety of Uses
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Made Into Bread, Muffins, Cookies
and Even Drinkable Coffee-
NEW
iOltit.That'the dine ehotild
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ever co..e w en the toy ',beim weill •
have any other place • the:Anierican'
diet • beyond "something'. ,!servol as a
sante, it.' oceetlional mama In. 'China-
leregarded as 'revolutionary in
'the agriOilltural.werld Vet OUY beans
are now .being .used in the niontifac-
tnie Of 'Milk powder, Sotip,„breek'eoOk-
lea,. candy; •anaOhettl;• chant salad oll,.
clandWieh Spread, . flour and Muffing,
And moot most 'recently they. have • been
niade . the base for a' new ••kind of cof-' •
The. SOup,•WhiChla a vegetable -soya
concentrate, costs 50 •centli
age that Will serve Ai; people. Breed
• is inose Widely uieci of the .•preducts,
•Mcist delfclotili of all ere the soya rnuft
fins, full Of bliieberrios; and soya
cook -
los. Soy .boftii eoffee, had an ad.lititi
‘ture of *held Wheat' end bean Mid is
. prePared'in eitectlY the Elaine, way 'that ,
tegitriti &Wee is cooked,, -eicebt-tthat.
t „takee.0...itlightly longer
TOtal eeilpsei of the sun occur at
,Tany-one-Spdt-nit-the- cartiron-liti--0.,,-
erago fonto .•in 860 year.i.
FIL3/13-: AND PRINTS
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20C R expert8• back .ame day
'ad; -113 tanchtonToronto 9.
PERSONAL..
B00I411 EVER'Y hfiRltfED COUPLE AND,.
thoee .contemplating Marriage shituld read..
'Entering 'Marriage,".: 24 pages, :. polpaid,. 15c.
"Sex and 'YOP 1 utlt" 104 pae, pos ald c.
Our 20' page , Illustrated. c d °cue o o
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ouppueb, gu_i_c_household--noveittber-tioo---
ttlxistrt0.-TaitT'tegT—S•nprernejlpgeittity;,:,189.1,Tangei–
Toronto: • ' •
FROTOGRAPEV
1C1 NLARGEMENT.' FREE WIT* ' .EVERY.
-.117A 25 Cent. order: Roll tllm developed. and
:eight Prints25. cents, reprints 3 :center . each.,
' BrIghtling;' 29, Richmond EStreet- Emit, Toronto.
'. WHITE EGI3S '
1. OHLTRY FARM. WHITE , EGGS WANTED
Highestpremium paid on all grades.*
Bank referencls.. •.A. Zamm14 5 Kane Street'
Toronto. •
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. YOU. CAN'T MISS...MAKING MONEY
•14,14IIER EGG ,PRICES,- FEED.,
.plentiful apd, Voveddle „pulletsat these
low .pricee. , . •
• 'Barred Boekii,• New Hampshire .Redii, White
'Rinke:And; Leghortik, 2 Months, Old' 38c, 7
34c, 13 'week ii 304 5 weeks' 26e month'
""ottr,12e, .3 'wee c6 nor e ree . o
week,, 22c ' 7 to • Weeks. 27c.,- Special Mating.
2o Per puhet morn... Pulletit from dovernment.
Approved. .tilood • tatted ,tireeders.. Write ' for .
Prices; on older 'millets., TerritsV.Shipped' C,O,D.
,anyWhere., 100 per.Cent .11Ve deiivarv ,
teed:. •Order ar .Tcreddle '
Chick Hatchery Ltti,i Fergus, Ontario.
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definite:'7increase1-11
thegrowth of art 'interest 'througlient
the* Dominion' was, repotted in . thean-
niial report 01 trustees of the . Nation....
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- "General growth, of !att., interest.'
throughout the ,country has not orily•''
iheen r.antirititined .but halt' Verydeflo:•
itelY • ..• the report • •repote
"silowing.. that Canadians are.
.si.VOly.'realizing. that An Understanding': '
, of ••the' fine • alit ancl all that ' they,111-
elude. is an esilentiar factor iii the art
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"of„dellY "islet!' • ; •••.:
Work being done in the., Veneogier• :
'Art Gallery", received•:.special,'nientioa- •••
"in the- eeport'.as dia. '
grain being carried oii by the 'Whin'',
.41egalalle4Y. • • ' • •
,Detihrinients of. fine. "Urte'lleV'e' b:een. •
••cstabliSited iii,-;the„UniverSity of.Sask-,
-atchewan; • UnliersitY. Of ,Tdrente,
Me-
litast.'r University. and • Ar-
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...kflia,-.141,tvOfffirtleffr.-.-,..241:77..WIMITIThe ffi-
..cult„to....6_veitee".41116,......ininit.diate,„' , a lid
future Nalue.• ofsteps," t16'
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re-
port Said,' ' • •• • • • •
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Regarding a National Art. • 'Gallery
the reportsaid,'",expension
.ef actiVities Indicated. iii the :
ning Of Able ...report „ileitionstrated .t hat
the 'Comineneement."••of . On *edequale
• hOrne for the National 'Oallbey..,caiiis,It
:he,SafelV,:delOyted.Q
•
ore Salt Needed
For Summer Days
erat t 1
ASLIIVIE itching' oilnact Elites
Even the most stubborn Itching of !meat bites:
athlete's foot, hive,, scales, eczema, arid many
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other ,,kin affiictione puickly yieldirto Cooling,
antiseptic, liquid 0...D.D. Prescription. Its
gentle Mist noothe...,the..irritated skin. Clear,
.gmaselees and staifilestr-dries kin. Stops the .
;.• most intenie itching inetamly, A 35c teat ,
bottle, at drug stores, Provenit-of money back.
• Ask for Be ' Do P. Prescription. •• • 2/ .
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BLACKHEADS
Gel tWO itidtite* of Peroxitle 'Powder
'frOni yout druggist. Sprinkle on a hot..
wet cloth and •the • fade goody.
Every bleeldicad Will 4e klissolYech
, The one saki: Aim and simple may to ,
•---removee-,Ilatkheadi.• -Have' a
weed compIcxlo�4,
DotolSugtt,SLittlt,EX:, To
pyetvaporaon3lo:,moistu;e
'PRDSTON; ,Ont.; -Eat • Mere „lalt and •
keen yont. slilrt drk, Is 'the .,:sututeet:
:ssggeettou Of, , Dr,
iliedieel diretter of the,
,0o; hot;-, .8,Weitering 040. Of jttly,. 10.
16, here, lb. people, who', .
Augunt.•11101Y, People ovoid
. het' days'. boints opt,. ,htean,le' they
Tete „afield it, Will .ninke •th,8sui thirsty,
;Bort,' in minielAte anion ht.s, lies the ,OP:'
,.Potilteeffeet "640 Ha,gmeler.,
het , Weather' hitite Were Met, ,
•I‘De,n't eat too meth Take freffuent„
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"entail , citinkS" Of water, ,•Kat..more -
84147'. lie stated ... • ' ' •
.,, -The reporto, iowto4.' !Olt*. •
last' Suggestion. •,• .•
"Salt prevetite" 6,40o:ratio& of mid*
tote from . he
"When tlio body flulds:fieetiMe. '
•;;Otititelifetited, phyilettl
• timet. Moisture deed." 'Mete good .
ienir body Ahiiiir7aoalting:
,thirt," • •