The Lucknow Sentinel, 1938-05-26, Page 2•
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y_._Walter Forder
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Syncpsis
:The story opens With a scene in an
,Ameilcan, .masic..hall.,
.a British. artiSteLwith..a :000 .010 for
,
• stage
t'ala0.1P,;" ,has. finished his turn:,
•' 1.0,..his, dressing -roc in he iinda Myatt-,
Ing him" i.is_yonng..litothet," Who -1S
endeavouring to•eiteat. frarn, a racket
•
In which he, has Vet 'himself Involved,
home to
• Englanct, but 010 '.00(6i.erii4t1C13.- IS, in,
•terrupted by itti- entry of meni
Who; 'producing' pistols, . demand that.
the younger man. ,'Com,e, away - Witb
thorn,: He refuses and the older •broth,
er intervenes, with the , result that
both are shot and left for .deac4
,Several' year . lapse; .erid the scene
Is changed to an; old . hour:), Owl's
. Croft,on the 'East .Coast Of :England:
It has been bequeathed by an seeedri
. tile Man to his nephew, FRANK DIG;
BY, Who, On.taking:.poesession of the-
negleCtect place, Of Al n104#...scared.. out
.. of his wits by what seem to be pay
.ohie.halppo
, . . ,
Diy ,enlists the help of NIAXTON
• •H U NT r 3,`,Who, , has a rePtitatilit for
Private inVdstigation, and tha•tvil- tike
op residence at Owl's Croft; where
, ..„
they ,e're..atten.',.- -by an -elderly cod.
M and.itii.liS....BABILOW.••••The
couple . are •;tir but Digby
. ,
findt• that 'other servants he engages
refine to stay. • , •
the. Iirst ,OVerling of: :Hunter's
stay in the house there-i'are .anacCogni,
able 'floESPe and ringing 'Of belis, and;
,
uncanny •things.4,-”spen to an ancient'
-presres r" dta.
• • • steps Are ,heard,.. outside 'the iibrary.
CASA LOMA.
'Sir Henry- ,,Pellatt, dollar
• Castleron-,the-Hill, Spadina Road.
Toronto, now open to the public.
• Hour's; tour with 'guide, through -
'castle, toWef, tunnel, tatcs, art,
galleries, and Coronation room.,•spe-
,etai exhibits and, souvenirs. Open 10
a.m. tin 9 p.m. Adults. _25n-7-C1ii1-
dren 15e;- except Sundays. '
S VERY 'AIINCfir
. .„
ow ti au, eel?
Tired?' Irritable?”'
No am-
• bitioM? Look at ••_ your,
, watch -note 'the time. The
*same -time tomorrow:- cotrl-
, • pare.. how you feel then •
with. the ••wfay you do
right now: In the meantiznee stop • at
• .youtdrug-tore and, tonight, drink 'a
cup, of •Garfield Tea. '
' TonIght-“Clems up inEune"=-',.
_
Feel•-;DIfferent---Tontorrowl .
Lose that let -down feeling. Let Garfield,
l'ea cleanasay undigested wastes, in-
testinal 'left -over-." ,. Acts • gently,
promptly, thdroughly. Drink' like ord.
Inary' tea. 10c -25c. _
• 0 .„• Write for FREE
SAMPLE of Oarfield
Headache Powder -
also Garfield Tea,
used for constipatidn,
acid 'indigestion, and
to "keep- ;clean - In-
= ••• • side." • .
Write:•'Oarilelcl Tea ' Co., Dept. 163,
- Brooklyn, • N.Y. •
A. Ooze Ave., Toronto, Can.. Dept. 15a.
, ; ,
at
Teething
Cross, fretful, feyarish-unless the little
- system is working tun right. Steedman's
• Powders.- the standby of .mothers the
• erotic', over for more than -leo years-
•' gently cleanse the system of imqrities
which are often the cause of f erish,
• mess .upset,stomach and other tr ubles'
au teething time. At your druggises.
RorFREE samjile and booklet' .
• . .
°Hints to Mothers" Write John
•Steedman & Co., Dent. 19, 442- St.
(labriel Alontreal.
ve surto ti:).
?rent POWDERS
• 7eething fo'.7reos
• Look for the double EE symbol on -each package;
t
P,
•
•• .Ta $13,95
One; and .tiro-httnier
• modes aratlable. Asa "
'stir dealet, et write tot
.•Nut, 5'01.1Mitt '
!THE Cieft..kMAN LAMP
Morrove CO.. LTA
n 1 It
edokliia drat
toe kitchen,/
elimmet
• temp.
*Burns 96% Mr.".
fuelt
*Make! ' Ita own
Ifni from gas°.
tine. L •
a '
41Use it anywhere.
io Woes, or,..eonaa.
neations. -
• iLitihts Instantly.,
" No prerheatins. '
IsEcohcitnleal. One
^N'tcalion of fuel op,
' Hates both burn.
• ars 15 to 20 hburs.•
W
iroroato, oat, . • •
22-438
jtolding bis breath 'taking • all
peaStble care IP see and not be kiegiar.
Digttik..peerecl 'with. ever: growing...inter-.
est: • , • •
;
Slowly the pagel,moved: .to,diselose
,
black '•gap and 'behlaili .the:
wainscot a lean, • white band eMei•ged,
followediby an:..ernV. and then a body.
A•stOoping inan ,tepPect into: the room
noiselessly. ;Irani the apert".:te .and,
stood uptight after, a..minnent'S.,surveY,
"of the *Parttne. • •. ,
_Who could he be? , Digby • felt his
heartAhumplag .with the :excitement
of thememeat. .
.ThP. figure,t.,PPedsilently over :to
first ono lamp and then theInther, and,
speedllY;estingiiilhed.theia,'-and-Chen
proceeded ,to ..131Ow t'otit• the lights of
the 'candles. • , • •• " •
The man, if man .it was, that Digby'S
startled gaze beheld„*Tas-dressed like
a' monk Or padre, wearing a 'bunched
.gown falling l�w abuL his.. ankles and
tied:mith :A Cord:around •lits, v,vaist. Hts
head was ePveloPed In a cowl whlch
ihrouded..his face completely.
•
: • 1.
• Upoa the wall' hupg a sixteenth -cen-
tury dagger,' an affair of wonderfully„ .
.shaped.. brass and steel.,.. •
• • •
The Empty Air
•
, .
.. A Jong, leanhand reached out and
'lifted it' from its hook, Placed what
ap-
peared to Digby be7a- card upon the
"able, , and With A vigorous jerk
irnpal-
ed It with :the dagger...
Thud!_:DigbY:' could see the:11401e
of the. weapon vibrating with the force
of the; impact, as It hurled. 'itself into
-'• ...Pullingr'his hood,' still: closer, the
padre like figure blew out the one re;
mining 1.• India and flitted adross the
floor into the *library,
That Was Digby's cue for, action. He
Sprang forward; and raced over to tli"
'ou!...Wheovet you are. Whirs
your little game?"-', • : '
He 'flung '.apen'. the doer Whieli
flitting:. figure •a'had •eloged, atid then
fumbling for . his matches • lit a Candle'
and :peered-inte.',the. dark apartinent.
leather folding screen.. offered
the: fainteat, Chance' of a hiding .14ace:
and this, withont. :ceremony, -)31g133)
threw over •
mdenie out, I've enotted.you,...Now.
what's. the. •$amel" -• . '
Once again that -Chilling, .SenSa: ••of
the': uneminyL'Seirt- 'cold ,shivers -‘ceurs-
ing dawn hisspino as herealised that
he 'addr'essed the enaptY, alr.••
. ,jiggered!' t • he .,...geSPed.
•"Not hete-but.I..1.COuld swear-"• • •
--He-pausodr-j-ooted to the spot, f�r
barna upon the gusty wind,
, .•
Onise that low, mournful • howl 'of.. the
ghee*. henna.
• Then it. WaS .that';pentc seized ',linen
Ifini, JIlind Unreasoning panic, and.
stunibling across the hall4oungo. he
made for the -.dark, night-
Blunderiug and faaing in the rain,
he inade.„ his 'way :through ;the maze
and tnysterY.of the garden. • Just how..
puzzling the lay -out of a -garden aftdr
'dark can be was prodigious, • he ..cOni•
niegietli• as 'he alternately sqUeezed,
thrOngh the.,soft earth of aitlower 'bed,
or blundered throligh''a...net4ork• Of.
clinging vines, •kis brain racedas. he
stumbled through the darkness:
"Henter!l'unter! called: softly.
. •
GallowsOn :Cliff'
•.
He reached a spat where a '.high
liedge:sheltered him. from the farce Of
thegale,. and ,he Paesed. to • VOPe his
face :with his handkerchief.. •
Frain 'Over the 'lawii. he beheld the
Strange,. business Ofthe hall. lights be,
"Ingl.eictingniened . . •
"Now What 'Can that nieenTi. he innt-
tered,,,11,Vily Mrs.' Barlow light
Up -and their 'Wish • *O.' •,putout 'the'
, • , ..,„
Sure enough thoights gave place to
fraot.i-r§s., and ,Digby kept lii stand .iti
'puzzlement, .'vvittehitig,' the .! Windawa,',
Then. Iie, saw the ,glinitner of a niatCh
;and fintillY A. lighted.: Candle c'atried
"iroin the hall rote a side The
•Sdjoining.wincloW was .accottlinglY. hit
with the carichles fallit..gleara, and. the
hag], wiV dark again, , •
,• Then- c•ain a a fa in satind of ,a stnash,
as then:ill Soniething had fallen over.
"WhAt. on..earth is the wofnail up to,
ff. idsclbliiotinrg With .cat1(.11es ' that Mad
a
' 'If he 'had inoved One step .as 'he had -
intended, he Would liavie been seen by
swiftly'-inoVing .1igiire WhiCh. sudden-
ly frein thedarkness of: the,
building; • It tante from the shadow
and net--"fron1 the door., • '
"'Hullo; • 'Who's this?' there . was
something familiar in the Shade*:
1Iapplly at thfs 'pointa the .hall lights
"Caine back again; scineone Weide Was
lighting tip once inert., :and Digby
Caught sightof, the sharply nittlitied
tont Or 4 '-..lilliti;";141,fr. -11Oodeirinct•
y•ut..loto 5druisisi
ere lir roblcs
earn HOW to Cook
In Unusual Prison Domestic Train -
big Helps to Reformi- Them •
,
Cook stoves and Sewing,rna'Phinea
•-•••-iaatead of arina and bars --, are
keeping the gunman's raft% the nar-
cotic addict and •other feminine law-
breakers inside:One Of the -Most un-
usual prisons in the warici!
It is. the federal industrial institu-
tion for women ' at AldersonW Va
Its warden, motherly Dr. Mary. Har-
ris, '.described it at a conference' Or
officials of •the U. S.' gg,federaj-pi-
Soir and. refoTi iries.•.
Oew, of the w�mcn 114.0W *•hoWto
'COOk when they rPOrne to the institu.,
tion," she Said. "Still fewer know
how to sew. But most of theM repay
enjoy those and .other things assoei-
ated with home -making once - they
learn.", .
'Housed InWe-if Cottagei,
Dr. Maria' 500 ' women , inmates
. are [housed in neat cottage type
buildings Which leek 'like A girl's col-
lege, and would be easy •to es.,ape
• But guards, • arms, ;Steel, gfilei,
marching' prison feet all, are 'Missing,
Nearly .50 per centof the, inmates,
are narcotic act vioiatois„ ,Another
20 per 'cent: havebroken liquoi.
laws.' , •
'Many are released int,o, squalid
surroundings.. :Yet, Elerpie said,
their training in a 4rnestio or , indus-
. 0141 • arts so_effectivithat few
beferne rePeaters. Only 21 of' the
361 para1ed in 11 years have Vio-
lated theft- 'probation.
othing.Cooter or Smart
Than This Laura VVheeler
Crochet
a•-•
reparations
Hundred', and, thouSanila. of Canadia
-families-will bo taleing,---to,ther:roado
•tlie 2ith of Ma. SOMp 'raa51.kg"Ju
'
going f0.r a drive_,: others vlsithi
T,hansands be ..10911gd towards.
gtassy 'slope o a Shady grove !her
;theycan spread 'gilt their ,picnic 'foe
1.and the sun and. enjoy ..the we
11
St
g.
'l'his will probably be the first. Pi
nic-or the .season for 'most Of us s
let's make..it one al the hest. 'Th
out:cf-denra ':Seettts, to *het appetite
antl-.01Pnicketal' are re40y to 'pet an
. „
think', by thetiteio..te• food is 'served
'Den't let that be a reason, 'howeve
for net ptepating the most, attractiy
and.; appetizing lunch possible,. An
another thought,, yeti haPpen..to b
thinking': Of driving into the countr
,to visit relatiiee or ' friends,a
good Idea to-take"aloavspinething7t
sepplenient the hostess' ineOU. Not
whole meal perhaps, ,OtIt a maat Oat
.a baled or a deliciOn.S Cake, It save
your prospective boatesi, a lot of wor
-and makes :you doubly welcenie fo
Your thoughtfulness. : Here are vartou
-recipes which-Caa-,be-nrorked--ln•to-:you
picnic iflonu ,or. taken Aidog • on you
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Bolivia Potato Salad
cups cold boiled potatoes,' qut
• 1/2 -Inch cubes ' , • '
.2 tablespoons pinilento, chopped-
tablespean , onion or-thiyes, ffnel
• • Chopped '•
-3-hardrcciolted eggs, .choppeld
-5 tablespoons, inay,onnaise .
1 tablespoow,vinegar.•
y2,., teaspoon...salt ,
'Dish of white' pepper
Rub .bowl• in wnich •salad is to !be.
ecrWith.eut-sr e of ofe':ok gazhic
11' desured. Add 'potatoes., :pimientes,
onion, and eigs. 'Combine 1 tattle-.
spoon, mayonnaise With yinegar, salt;
land: pepper, and add tii.."petata mix
I titre. Toss together lightly and Chill_
1 hear Or longer.' Add .reinaining, may
'omiaise and blend. Arrange in crisp
lettuee,...cups and ,Sprinkle. With ehop
.4hiv90,::ServO:s. 6, •
. •
11
—7•41,11'lp4a
'
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Savory 'meat colf.
.1, thick ?..'thch :alicea of Loot
. toola
P01441.4 round bcef, ,gyfiitud
%; Mtp ehlelt:•-•PPP•kingq.1910P4,' •
'• Briiall 010.0P, fi;ooly: phoPt1g4, •
cup canned toPrOgOef4
w• teaspoons: salt ,
A4.; teaspoon" :pepper
Fry out 0.41t pork PAU, ,49100h
brown., Add pork: 4;41 drippings to.
other ingredients and •-tutx :thoroughly,,,
:•Pii•liO, in !Pat 0.44 '40 hot oven • (450, deg.,
p'.): 15 , minutes; 'then decrease heat to
.moderate ,.(3.50 deg. F.): and bake 30
Minntes. longer' at until done. . This
loafwlIl slice uteely, when pA;rott.. Serves
10, • • . • • •
,
Oatmeal Drop cokipp,.
% cup;Sifted.
.teaspoon baklng powder
teaspepa,ninniec,
14 teaspoon salt,
,eup, , hater:.or ,othe,r.. shortening
4'. Cup hroWfr, auger,. firmly. Racked
.egg; well. beaten •
1 cup iaishis, chopped
f/2. cup rnlhhi '
• Sift flOur, once,. tneaSure, add liakIng-
poWder, uutineg, and -Salt, and..sift
again::..Cream 'butter,: add sugar grad-
ually.. and. 'cream together u'ntil. light
and. fluffy.' Add , egg and raisins. ,Add.
- • rigleses.PuPs help You,, kiap,f1
• Relieves that stuffy -feeling after'
eating.'Cleanses crevices between
teeth, too...assures sweetbreath.
• A simple (ditto health! •
Buy some now' 'Bruen:in, Ceet
but big in benefits! Enjoy it after
evety.meal.m-rnillfons *0-31 .
nueleas. It the cells are healthy, he.
pointed -out; the ---degeneration-- -may
lead ,to cancerput if the cella are
cancerous:the ,degeneration ,may lead
to their 'death aid thns „cure the- dis•a-
ease:. ,
.,Arls-wering an urgent call, a dos-
-oatmeal; -Add-flour.;,---alternately" with toi.. flew 1,600' miles. from , Athens'
•Greece,. te Londen in la hours. '
milk, a small amount at a time. Drop
froth teaspoon on ungreased baking
'sheet. Bake in moderate oven (350
deg. v.) 15 minutes. Makes 2 'dozen
cookies.
. •cRotHETEED:OEs,
PATTERN 1782 Lai
WIVnot make ,yolir 'daughter a
pastel crochet'.`roack-•:-'-`perhaPs.„,at the
lowest price youever paid for such
value, such style! You know how
expensive such dresses • are to buy.
You save greatly 'by investing ina
few bells . of mercerized 'crochet .cott
:ton (that's, all .it takes .for .one of
these adorabie easily -washed frocks„)
The bodice is made in, siniPle .Puff
'stitch, with picot loop finish, dainty
as can be; fat. neck and sleeves. :The
skirtcontrasts with bodice','. in • a
chain loop stitch' vverked round and
round; you have 'no. seeing to worry
about. • And how those firm stitches
f will be adthired, how -they Will was
and wear! 4'S likely you'll want to
make several,for gifts dufirig,leistire
surrimor hours. Pattern' 1/70 con -
„tains directions for making the
in sizes 4 to a 611, one pattern) ;
An iihistratiOn'of i and Of stitches;
Materials .required; photograph of
pattern' stitch. ;
Send 20 cents in coins (stamps
cannot be ..decepteci) fpr. this patterntO "WilSon Needlecraft DePt., 73'
• West' Adelaide St., Toronto.. • Write
plainly, PATTERN NUMBER, Your
NAME and ADDRESS
.• • •
eloaked. In an instant he Was abreast,
of •where the watcher drauChed. .•
ith certeility of direction de/IPR/
the, dark, tjte Man chine on, and Oigby,.
with cat hike caution, stole behind, the,
beisterous wind ' serving to mask the,
sound of his steps'. • '
He could not See his 'friend ahead
for, longer than a stipend or tWo; ut
his, senses served hifi. Well and he
hung On doggedlY. ; ' • .2 •
. The. Path ,as cleaner, but the
ground rough,' and Dighy itneW they.
were • beyond the s, dentin -ea. Of the gar-
den and,. judging by 'the. ditectjon �f
the wind and salty spray,,approaching
the. top ot the• •
The. aea bele* reifected, Aa,lighter.
,Shade• than the ,filetek heavens above,
And; heCould Make: edt the tern), Of Ms
,(4't) be 6ofiptitied).
,
• • 'Filled Jam Cookies
•
OUR'S-. •511te'd 'flOUr
••••'3 teaspeane.:baking powder •,.
'1/2 teaspoon salt .•• •
. . . .
2)3 -pew butter or tither shortening
'q,.Cury brown sugar, firinlypacked
1 •egg, well beaten
1 teaspoon Vanilla.
1/3' Cue %milk • '
•• • ' •
•,•Atiy'.kind-tarjain -,(apriCetcetc-.)-"
.•_,Bift sneer once, :' measgre,.'add.!baking
poWder,and salt,' and sift again,.Oream
butter • flieraughly, add ;Sugar. gradw.
'Ally,' and, cream together until-. light'
and fluffy. At/cc:egg and•Vanilla; . then
addiffl-ou :4.-ff-a I te enately7With • nil1it7-ff:
smahl .arnouirt at a.tirne. Seat after
each addition 'until -sfiotath. 'chill 'Un-
til flmii.enongh to roll. Rohl 1/8 inch:
thiCk'. on slightly flawed: board:, '‘: tut
with ,2-ineh cooky cutter.
teeepoeti . jam •�n a Circle,. and place
•another .circle oii top, pressing edges
together. --Sake on iingreaSedbalting
'sheet In het oven (425 :clew '6 le 3
.rnintitee. Makes 2 dozen COI:dries. •
,Gingerbread Cul). Cakes.
, 2 :cups sifted Cake ftour
2 teaspoonshaking powder
.14:teaspoon soda,'
2, teadpoons,. ginger
• 1. teaspoon. cinnamon
%:.teaspOon Salt' • ,
1/3 cup butter :Or other shortening .
eup suga• ,
egg,
2/3.-,CUP.iticilassee
%:'.•Cup sour Milk •
flour once, measure, add baking
p:Oyvdei.' soda,. spices', and .salt, and sift
together, :three tiMes.:'-tCream:-.butter,
thorbiighly, adde'eugar. gradually,:' and
creain together Until light, and flaky,.
Aga: eg and molasses;: then
ternatel•Y • With. , a entailaniairnt
at a tirne. Beat•-afEer each addition
t'l srnooth -hake' in greased' cup-
cake pans in imoderate oven. (375 deg.
20 minutes, or untfl done., • Makes
:2 dozop.' 4 '
••
,
• :Rip ',IA/Orilla
• Why It yogi'. children Suffet. gnea
an old 1118W• gligiand ikernedy is
available. Send two dollars, to
CONNECTICUT REMEple-CO,..
Robin 421,, 73 Adelaide Si. West,
_ .
Toronto ,
• .
• • A GENIUS • •
DR. R. V. Pierce,
whod 'titittre
Ai*ear§-hdre,.vg$‘
A ,prefound, student
-Of ,the Medicinal.
qualitics"Of
fernediet
roots and • herbs..
' M
For . 70
_ . years' Dr,...,Pierce's.'
• tioldeiicdicS1 Discovery „has' becit
'
sold in the:drug. stores. Of the United
States ' And Canada, It you 'WM' to
Vitir„.vigor•atiti -try.-this
"15tecoVcrY;
•
from the intestineS„aiiis digestion, acts
as a tOnid. Buy no*rNeW size, tablets
.50c.; liquid $1.00 and $1.857 ..'
, ,
Cist.01004eil4ve
Iri•Northerii Zones
Wth • , _•_.•
Red -Heads, They Are Par-
OCUlarly ;SenSitive . to.. Stro
• • •• • •
-ce In
. • •
•
• The.;,btOnde and, the fed head are
found almost 0xclusively, in Northern
.temPerate, zones. , A, rerun* for . this
May be found in (!he fact' that these
types are Par ticuiatly -Sensitive-to ex-,
pasure to the ulti•a• violet rays in 'sun-.
light Red haired And . fair Persons.
,who •have work .that exposes them
,
continuously :.to these rays are deft- •
nitely disposed ,to cancer of
states pi-, Frani Blutnenthal,,fornierly
at the University,of Mieltigart Medical
Scheel,. in a 'recent 'lecture in Minim-
apohs
Radiation, partleAtarly X rays; (rays
iom tailioactive, substances and ultra
Violet light, •can both produce and. pure
Caticei• ofthe ' It Cauees'degen
, •
Travel Made
• Constipated-,
salesman ,Says • Kiiischerr. Keeps
s' Toes" • .
am a commercial , traveller,"
writes a correspondent- Pend-. dueto
-
endlese ;travelling by train' and AutrO
WTAnd4hateekinecon
ed. I (16., not keep myself internally
clean. Kruschen Salta, Is °the only
thing.that will idaa this effectively and
not interfere with My work. •.I tate a
large' dose of Krusehea..evety•satur:
day.,eight and on, Sunday', Wherfi have
no' work to do, the Salts Act .on Me.
On 'week -days 1..take a email dose' on
It is necessary that , I .be .go11.
iny toeS'.:all; through the day, and this
le the only way thia- it poss110, can be
done. • •
•
':•Itruichen . Salts is an excellent re
eine. for:Maintaining a 'condition of in
ternal .cleanlinees: 'The numerous salts
In Kruschen stimUlate.yeuriliternal
organs., to smooth, . regular action.
Your inside is•thus.kept clear of those:.
.impurities which; . When, allowed 'ta 'sea
curnulate,Aower the..:_winiletone' of the
eration of. -the -cells -by affaeting-The system.
For 15 ConseculiueYears
.'t4IIRE.11011[11AVETRAVELLE
BY THIS CREAT FLEET
(han
his simple fact ,eloquently ciptinonstrates the world-
wide Confidence in the, splendid traditions of British
seamanship, 'service:and discipline which continue to
distinguish Cunard White Sty after. nearly a century',
of .uninterrupted trans-Atlantic service.' The Ships Of
• the Canadian Service,fleet, sailing Weekly Via.tlie,short,
..scenic St: ,Lawrence route to Europe, play thejr part
• in upholding Cunard Whitt Star's eminence in the
travel world.
Wide wilt *andfrequency of sailings between
Montreal, New •YOrk and Boston ancli,the principal
, ..ports of Zngland, Ireland, Scotland and France are
ftnaintained, by SI Vast fleet of modern vessels, led by
Hr. hakes Irpi�CC tlie YtMS. "QUEEN MARY"
Suet Cirtoat Variety of accomModation at
. Moderate coati. •
*Au !who front
„
Cabin Cfax Jaiinat Chit _In efil Third.Class191:,
. _ _
CUNARD WHIT!da, SJA,
BAY et Waniw too Sta.
•ue on
omes Tbat
ilhYs-kinn gives. kenidn For That
"14t -Down!" FO011ing on a mow
day Morning
,
Nqtwithstandin:Hodiontitig
liPPP to tii0i4ght on he subject,
problemof .blue Monday remains as
'.batfiing as ever. It .19 ,neverthelese
It, Sys the r4sw, York sw4, ..;
ouprpQ08:1,.s34,0.u,att,Ox:0:40:::11:911 Or.r,d9:110-Or'
Monday than to find out holy to avoid.
and. ;then de: er refratn..•'.from-•doh)g;----T--.-
whatelre'r hetells you. You will be
lucky If the following •RanclaY lan:f
the bluest ever. ' •
• .
IntuffieleritReat , • ,
Canadian,PhY.sician came to gr ps.
with the -difficulty- When lie Old a 6117
vention celebratinghealth week tha,te
W nit:ends vvitli their "'mild • dissipa-' • •
(lone Of picaleS, radios and movies are "
,tiftOirbad for school children. 'Assect-
lag that abo4t 1 percent, ofthese have •
chronic 'ailment's ofthe heart,: he ar-
gued that this was c0oness ass to
utfieltdt rest: But even this, if' ac-
ceptedittitheatiirrt
tulli.fir3re_value, eiplalas OfilY
h
.Everybody .iniows that, trAue expen-
dititre‘of energy over a weekend
Makes for weariness :and .dePreasiOn.
on •Mondny. Bt' man/ -if person who
has -devote(' 14s Saturdays .and Sun-
'daYs eatingsleep_ing. and„,., -
resting has:likeWise experienced weart•,
'ain,ess.and de,pression an i‘loriday: 'As
wi the cld theory • about iiredestina-
lion; it 'Weald SeeLi: Pill you Are equal
ly Condemned, Whatever. you 'de; or -
aetner-you: da , or retrain. ; •
'.....,.A.:-g:led_lay,guess..le-that: roast -or -Us
are' in bondage to., hlue Nlonday be •
. we Expect Trio Much •
The. fundrintentel, ertor *S. perhaps le'
expecting 'too Much of the autontatiet
It 'the MadhineYitSelt.
let-doWn, is .Marked 11 maj .afford
we -e0 est7td-theThe T15iifTi Is Ull• ,
f* to expect the 'hOdy totake up In
t• hour or So on Minday Morning ail. -.
,tbe,slack p ,out 'between; Friday af,-'
Mot orning
Apparently then, the only thing ta':.:•
, •
be done about 'blue Monday is to be --
as ..philest,:ihiCal about it as possible,..
To ask a person • to . he•sw:et •and ieas
enable' with all' With :.Wrhoin he May '
• ' • •
Come in contact on any given ••Men-
. •
ay 19 perhapato imposetee severe .
Strata Upon' hrinan nature ••, •
•
hildren's Fears
• Mostly Acquire
F"rOfei*or. or 1Psieholeiy., Wat:fts •
Pareate•!-Aigaiiist,:-Frightening.:-
...OffsPring
- .
.• the ' Child has ,only.. three, Or 'four , •
-natitral-lemSreadlloaseTwilith :are a c-
quired during • babYlio0t,1: ar,O .• usue113r
the most .dangerous and the result,
•:-• That ie the belief Dr.'
iniproper, care ' a' •
Pant C
V.Oung, professor.of psychology at Lou
,isiana State Unlversity Di Young,
picked Up A' feW 'fears 'When' a
he. .sald_.,'ar•Lclu.t:oFe
. wa:rw,h,,ceornipdofi'ehe .ep,(.1ke
P .
.`9,1any,parentS.,-play oat he feareef.
their:children in :Order ,to, Maki) them
obey., to keep., then* .from interfering,. •••
to keep them .down ,” Dr. ,Young Said,
"only. to find tater that they are bting.
•ing :up' a shy, timid,IstaY4t-hOrtie
dreain cieature fle'19 afraid: •Of his
awe' shadow ; 'afraid thathe will 'lase
his. .4Oh, afraid.' CO speak ,to those he'. •
Meets, afraid that .those be meets '
Might Speak' to hie', and more.,afraid
that they, Wea't sPeak,.to,him
"•OnIy ifeW Natural Fear
..
"By Cateful investigation;".Dr
Young continued, "it has been' feund-
that', the child' has only three. or. four, .
-natiiral--fenra;-'-•-thtreat 'are -acquired...
He Screams.: Or 'Cringes With fear,;
ik he. IS alt but allowed to fol..; second,'
'if a `tottd7:011ild IS.: Made ,near, him ;, •
third, Ifsonie Sudden, intense, or long •
catitinuedpain' tifflictl him; 'ftnit.t.h„ if
he isnandied-too roughly.'"
All othe¼ fears, Dr, Young warned,
are :ICarned.... Parents who, 'scare:their
cliildreit' with' bragey-man • storiesto
Inake them be quiet, or• :pot .thein. In
elesets, or • otherWise pithieli them for,
misbeltavioui ere 'lnstilhlng',dangerous. '•
'fears, in thc Child:, he sai:d. •• :,
tridian Woman Died
For One Hour Only
'ecing, a. *oaten -stop • breathing ;
for • an hour, and -then tonic) to Iifc.
[again is one of the experiences .of i
Dr: A. Nand, of Agra, s.India. fie is
ii reediCal.' ,officer for the United
Provinces', Health'. Service and is yiso
iting the iversitY -of .Toronto8-4
study :public health ,measures. The:,
woman ceased breathing •andher
heart • stopped 'beating, Dr. Nand
swears. She Wasa member t.sa
ligions sect which- heldthe ' 'belief
that it is • necessary, I to' clisioclife
loneself :from the body to 'achieve', •
true meditation, Dr. Nund said. Bee
control ',over her; • muscles; even to
lungs and heart, was Sti -perfect that
she '.cottid:: practically itase to hive,,
he added,, ,bri Nand' declaresthe it
sure Science NI' sainetbing
'froth -this teat ' '