The Lucknow Sentinel, 1938-06-16, Page 3•t
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effective today, Firestone Standard*
Sentinel. and Truck Tires and
Tubes are greatly reduced in Price.
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change ' without notice
ori.talge advantage of
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today with safe* -
new Firestone
Tires ',a n d save
money. See your
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A
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Tires
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111.110,
•. No Matter What you yin
I elford for tires, first go to
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-1,Dealer. H. .has Fliesttine
•, ',Tires in every price Claes
to snit your purse. Every tire bears
pea Firestone name and. guarantee
'e ---your assurance of long mileage,
• - extras -safety and dependable, care-
free rvice. See the steal -.,•Zt Firestone
• Dealer today.
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'SS tow at
$1 1 G75
,
4•777'7"77
vertising
•is.(*Drrof :wANTOD
LIGHTNING -BOB 'AdENT: wANThtt
To eat PhillinS Lightning Brotec-
Aive System. 13.,'1 hfflips Company
Limited;;Oaborre Avenue, TOrontO,
• "Baisir' ottivi‘s
FOIL/LT.1RX ANIS 1,0„ULTItY• ,
19:Q.DIPMENT ' •
LosT8 .1e11 T r4 . 01) • Os.
•
Ne* ,• Hampshire' ),chicka.''
Weighed tip to .'•' 2•9: pounds at 8
weeltit.. For real production this
, Fall ,titid Winter. 'buy ,hardy; fest- •
, growing. Bray chicksi"Write for
• ,, prices. Bray Hatchery. .120 .John
St., North; Hamilton Ontario.
.A FEW 'EXTRA EGGS'..PErt
inakea the difference' between a •
real profit and' a res. BUY' BraY
chicks today and .get those ,extra,
,eggs next Fall when pricgs, are, .
•'bigliest$ Write for details/ Bray:
Hatchery; 130. John St..: North.
,Itarpilton, Ontario. , • •
ItAIS.E4MOliE •LikARS
ed pnIfet chleka end take advant-
age. of, .the 'firm prices 'predicted
„Aar ,eggs ..next .ire.11, and Winter.
Bray pullet chicks are 'available in
almost ' every beeed: '.,Write for
prices. Bray Hatchery,, 13,0 John"-
. • St. North, .1-latniltom Ontario. •
. , .
C,HICICSi" FROM BLOOD -
Jested breeders at 4-'1ow. ,prIce,
Legherns .$6.50, pullets $13•95,,.
cockerels 95e Barred, Reeks, ,New,
1-Tampshire • -Reds $7,96, .putleV,s •
• /89.95„cocic,erels $7195. Started,Leg-,
, horn pullets 10' day old $16.95, 2
• Week•old $1745._•Large Egg Qual-
ity 'hatched , from 25 ;ounce _eggs,
add „lc. :41..00 deposit with cider,
balance' C.O.D. Top 'Notch Chick-
. eries. 16 •Wi1son St..'eluelph; Ont.
' Ett.TY TWEDDLE 1110 E6a entei;s •
fctr .Juti.e. These 0.1tielcs are barn
*With a, head 'start and cost' no
more • for .1tme than ardiriaiy
, 'chickens. 'E‘veddie Chick 'Hatch-
. cries Limited; Box 10, Fergus, On,'
C3.13s. %vv.,' BRAY NE1,V I-IAMPSHIRE
.and.Baried Rock pullets laying tit
• 6 Months, hit 549 •eggs daily at. 7
' rnOiiths. For real egg production, •
• get'13ray. chicks NOW: Write. for:
.• prices: BraY Hatchery; 130 ..lehn
St, North, Hamilton, Ontario.,
FAST-GROWING 1111A -e CHICKS.
O. writes: "I, have, 4,515 Of the.
nest; healthit, . arid -faStest,-,, •
• ." Orowing chicks 1.11ave' ever own-
ed.'f Write for your..T3rai4 chfcitS`
tOday. 13ritYs' Ha telierY, 130 John..
St. North; Hanillton, Ontario. , .'" •
. . .
MOR:18 EGGS NEXT. PALL ANm,.
whiter, when pricesarehigh, pat
Bray sexed Chicks 1 yoin4 brood-
ers NOW.' Write for information
and prices today. Dray Hatehere,
' 130 John St. North, Harrititon, On- ,
"
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WE HAVE ,TAE rACItATIt8 To
act foe you in any seizure:or col-
, .
leetion problem anywhere 1 tile
• • world. . our reaUlts ale Inimedi
' ate and Satisfactory, • ItOtia and
".Company, ,102 'Richmond' St. W..:
•Toronto, • • •
F11,3IS Aril) tutINTS
•itoms DEVELOPOD, PUINTILD. 1.
free. enlargement, 25. 'rte -prints, '
40 for 12..e. Phote-Oraft, 183 Kih• g
East, TOron to. '
•
petropolitan RaCing
AssOciatien
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161:0 .23
Races Daily-
" 2.30
red' Orikeit
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PeCietipity
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LYONS"
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TRADE-IN STORE
„
47S ON.GB Si.. TOltoNTO
"BARGAINS GALORE.. •
. .
- ...Every ii.it.cfp
• :recondi ti on edand sold, Under a! deft-
. nito muney back ;guarantee Of satis;.,
chesterfleld,sidte,
, lour,cover, reversible Me.r4-
Shall spring cushions. • ",
24.95 Beautiful :t moue, eheeter-
-Tow: suite,-.-Tvelcute. cover
'figuredreversible. Marshall cuShiona
Agii net Modete 3. piece cheaterflelds
Suitv new ,hard wearing
.repp . cover. . Marshall •:•reversible -
cunhiOns.
45.0(1 aCh 4tettfelct: bed suite, three ,
•• , tifecea ,,(Kroe,hter) •velonr..,
• •cover, .reVersibla Marshall cushion.
: 24 95 i,ii!i1•041, room Suite,
• buffet,' extension- tehie'and••
• 0 lea.ther,Slip seaechaira. t•• ,
00 •
49.EIght pleee'dinette,sulte, in .
• • -Wainirt
refeetory table and g leather, seat
..Kcjitv'Ee'atitirilL 9' 'Piece. 'dining
uu rboat euite;:•bliffet. hiu
:cabinet 'extension 'table and 0 leath-
er .,1' . ' • • '"
liarge'7Engli§h oak dining
'79.gos • . •
. %room .stilte, buffet.• cabinet.
, 0/tension 'table end'6 slip seat cheirs. •
witycane patiels..„ ,
SKIfirt..Be.allt(411 SOlid walnut diet,
ingi,„'spern suite., buffet.
6 blue 'leather- seat cha irs. • . .
eliliw'cabineti. extension table and
-AC.fifil elope bed robni- suite.
-NY Yu: set% chiffonier. full • Size ,
tied and, saglese spring In tvaltinC,fin-
,
, 59n Beautiful walnut bed room •
• ‘' • shite., ehiffi>nier,. vanity
! with 1:renetitill Inirror;,.fit 'size, bed'.
antisagless spring. •
!Icon '0.faCe.beceroom Ijit..dres.t
ser; Chiffonier. full'size•bed
;and segless spring. „ --:".
14 ag Sine rt k i tehew cab! nets. With
••r`s•Y .porcela in tops.:-
" Radios'. $10,00:' DresSers.::,s4.1
Chif-
• s'iNis. Gig StOves 54.9; Sew:. '
ing• Meehines. 1i24:70: rif4ds, $12.50;
• ,Stirings. $12,(H)t. N'ew' Mnttresse%
• $3.11:it Chime. Ctibinets;nt0.00. s.
Write for free illustrated, eattt
.logue• 'showing hundreds of other ,
,outStrinding values in, netv and „re...
ronditioned.:furnittire entt,free Sifts •
with .perehases, •-1 • •
' LYONS' TRADE-IN DEPT..,
478 Yonge• St., Toronto
--„
THANSFOrtNi'al.
' • tions, Braids: eurls.! and ,1111:4Ypes
of finest'quality Hair Goods. "I,Vrtte.
;for 'illustrated catalogue. 8Pecial
'attention ,to renal r work, Ter'ontO
Htunan • Hair. Supply' Co, 5.28 '
.rjathtlrst, Toropto. ;
•,errsceurix,ANHOCe
GEM ' PENCER, CAN
ada's, own. The unit' that' makes
ortilharY Jehees too extienslye to .
MOM • A single Strand of ire
atid,a,simpie portable genc.Poneer
kccUe all stock where: theY heiongg
Ask for .eiretthie tied natne of the,
'OEM_ agent narest you.
Cooler, Dirtifted„ Preston, Ont,
•
ettel,)ICAL•
INT'';ANTILE P.MALYS1S CRIPPLES
ree0Ver ,the 'Use Of their linibs •titi-
der our nets' treatment. Mre give
the faniOns, foot treatment for
• tired,' aching feet, Iis.r.'relzer re.;
• • sporida..instantlY to or troatinent. ,
„Don't suffer, COtiaillt, us regard- ,
Sim 'your ease,' Adahae. Health
Clink. 1 Mile VeSt Of Erindale,on
Dundas Highway, '
E.COM.A, SKIN.AILMETS, SORES,
qlckiy, healed by I)erraisoothe,
the elettn.„tehite, antlaeptic
Inent. Saninle mailed .free direct.
'25.centa it alt druggists. Twenti-
eth Content Iletnedies, 87,1ngharn
Ave., Toronto. •
toittiToOrtAi,a1v•
ENtlaitUBMENT FREE WITH- EV-
ery 056 order. Roll filin tlevelonect'
wna Afght tfrInte 25e. Repnintn 3.
Ustiibirshed over 26 Year& Bright -
Studio, 29 nidhaleact. .Street
Hatt, Toronto...
WOK SHELF
By ELIZABETH gm:0Y. ,
PORTRAIT OF 4iY,I1.41,440•
By .r.raaOr Bt7ett rfo.mg
There is Pe. *0010., Nort00, .on
(the, map of England, nor any one
village in the orchard -laden
, •
Sten of Worcestershire With Whieli
rniiy,it•be identified, ',But because
the social' structure of .all. these
villages was. established: Centuries
ago, and haa';.developerr'," during
this period, types Of, personalchar-
,neter ;various as ,sweetbrier And
.0gil1yf1owen but -drawing..• each its
own strengthlahd'cejor.from
s'oil• and sun it is • possible in
drawing this portrait. of • Monk's
,
• NOrten,:o noininally imaginary, to
describe:- a village the inhabitantS,•
or tl,venty such might recognize.
They Live in the Vilfage ,‘ •
There are the discontented; the
• inkeeper because •he Cannot eon -
'the nentry that the ancient
t oak • tree doddering: on the --green
before his deer: should. not be
clearedfroni thq•noth of, Progress ;
the-daughterS at 'grange who ,
have been ."Presepted" And 'are ,so.
argclotis to know nobody but:the
. right people :that they ,searOisrl
know anybody at all; the. captain
Whoee'. tragedy! that he survived
his , only ;exciiSe for liYing; the
, schoolmistress, shr"e"Wdly h onto o us
.
and self-contained in a niche,
• titiA social .structure too Small' for if
comparnonship, but More cern;
Pletely alive than anyone in the„
• 'equirritinity;: the man who adopted
the ,village a :lifetime' age'
snmnier visitor and made himself
a householder and 'n historian:pa-.
rientp. as White. ,of .`Selbo:u'rne,"'
There ,is. the Village at work, at '
•'church, ‘' at play. There are
-eWri sights. and sounds arid above.
011 it i-stzjellb,nOt bnly of gardens'
and thetr-Turroundings. or s:v!'teet:::.
miss and .forest. and 'inoWn
and the good hieath of ,new 'bread.,
: and the qittla air of fallen fruit, "
but subtler .scents such as the nut- ,
ty odor or flour' on bake -hop
fibers,• the ,reek' of Singeing. hifrif
'• at -the Smith's, .or theclean tang
, of :,.woods, by: which . noses alone
: make out the 'wbeelWrightre-' from..
the carpenter's. It is a toiet, busy '
' book. •good for retreat from the ,
newspapers and 'the telephone: •
• iortraEt: of a Village, by.Feaneis
Brett Vetting.. With WOodeutw by
Joan Hasiall. • 198 OW Toronto:.
McClelland iv Stewart. $2.75.
•
• Junior •(at dinner witb, a Attest •
present) -,--'"Say Dad, this is •roast
beef, isn't it?", ,
'Daddy '',Of course, Son' Viraat
Of, `that?" ,
-Junior --r "Oh, nothing 'special,
• entY.,this morning1 heard you tell :
mother yoti •Were•goitig to bring an
, • . . . •
nruttonhead home, for dinner."
PERSONAL'
ARE 31'00 EtUliTERED7, RELIEF;
.
comfort, .positive support with our
: advanced method. N'o: elastie nr
itheer-etraps or stee1.1Write Smith .
Manufactering. Co., Dept. 219 P.res,
• ton. Ont. • • -
_
EVERY MARHIE'D CODP1;10,--AND -
"those contemplati hie maritage
'should read -,"Sex and youth,'.104
• pages, postpaid 25. • Otir 12 page
• illotiteated catalogue of Sex books,
' drug •sundries, ete,„Iree upon re-
quest. Suprertie Specialty. 169
-YOnge, Toronto. ' • .
QUIT:-TOHA,CCO, SNUFF,.,'EASILY,
InexPenalvely. • • Nettie• ,reraeclY..
Testirimillals., Gbaranteed, Advice '
lieg.''Write Box 1, Winnipeg.i,: '
rifArtRY-WOULD.1'01.7.1%1ARRY IO!;•
. •suited? ll'undredir"tochoose.' from:,
Nleny farniers'
delighters and' widows with
pert. 'Particulars, 10c. .•(''oritiden,'
Cenedlitte CotteSpontlence
Club, is.teoc 128; Calgary,
.44A4TIIIMA '.41'1i'FPITIFItsn
Get.uniek roller ,from the.,paroxysina,
esaltseti.h",tt Asthma. When' von, inhale •,
the. effective-. :tomes. ot Pope minute .
• Asthma Belief:" Jest 'a' few 'whiffs • :
retakes; the bronchial tubes, retiev cs
,th dIlllciiIt breat hing. had that
dreadful gasping. This •acientifiCany .
mule etteetk-e p.reptiratten has 'given
blessed reher to ' Otthrriii. sufferers '
•• for over..thirty-,:five years. Take
• vantage of this. generous
ofter-
5011(1 -ten centit,, Stamps •.or ebiti, and.
receive .a; tWenty„tlitc..eent, package ,
preptt:id, flood nutil."Jfily lath, 1988. •
onty•. Ma eitobie, Maitufaeturing
:Chemist,' retrelea, ,Ontario. •
Have
You
• a
sAttyl.
.If yodr labf s cross and Upset it
, teething tine give Steedeigiest Powders
--the famous Littlish kenattly that Rend*
restdates the systeln„ dad allays feverish.,
ness. Steedman's have been, used by .
Mothers the world over for mote than' '
100 years. At rout druggist's. -
FREE: Sample and iidokkt'
"ItintS to 'tothers"•fic;Ilit 011 reetiest,
VI'rite, John Steedman & Co., Dept, 19'; '
•'412 st, Gabriel Street; Montreal, 69N
DA1)%1V,
„
• r•o*vt ig
Look .fitr the elorr64 Et syitilieliiiiebliede.atik
Founde
Success brings success. That. is.;
the Stery behind Cress Lab�rator-
Ies of Kitchener, Qa.taite,
• When Mr., Cress Orst put his
'got% salve on the, market„ he' felt'
that his nib -duct was, se eatisfact
tory from every angle,„ that it
mould, meet, twith general' vubAc
aPPrOval• ' • •
The fact that the4,4411dS,91.4rug •
and genera1.. etor,es throughent>
Canada now tell it regularly and
that A goinplete line, of foqt reme-
• dies Vies• added,. ell the formation
of CressLalAnrathries in 1931, is
proef :that the eriginator's' optim-
ism, was Well fOupled.
''FarxrpnwGood
Aniipodes
Canadian Is Impr,esse4 by Effici-
ent Organization in Dairyin ,
agriculture, • partieu,
larly •the dairying' 'branch,: lacks
the einciency achieved in the
polies, 11. B. Cowan, one Of four
Canadian delegates to the Empire
prodUcers'• confer:eh& in Australia
said on arriving horne in. Peter-
horOugh„ Ont, ,
iTarrning conditions • in lioth..
AtiStralle and New ' Zeeland are se
vastly different. f rem' our own that
it is ahnost Impossible to make., A
corriparlion that mlght.nothe
Cowan said. don't
think we.; have • much to learn,
' from • their wheat farmers. b'ut in
many other respects it makes 'you?"'
heait:t to realize how far We
are :behind what they' have • cione
and what, we should be*
• ''Sorrie people here say ' we have
;"too..rnuCh 'organitatinil " he • On=
-4-thrtrecir-',If-ylitTlvant to see
control eriailizatiOns' you
'have to go •tooth these CoUntrieS:"
1
•
PLUG SMOKING TOBACCO
COLORFUL. WINDOW BOXES
,.•
• A brown Or green stained window
. box overflowing with gai1y1 blooni
ing ;flosverS. ie Withinthe range Of
almost, every perion. ,,Lacic of the
grOttn4 space does not Metter. Even
• the lofty apartment dweller is. able '
to- Satisfy a gardening ,anibititni.
Sii.ccesa is,easily obtainable provid-
.0d: two or three Points•.a-re kepi in
;Mind. This sort of :gardening is
. • intonsi ye ;with nny more',
-.-illantatfrtif&-Siirfr'ritd.r.WaTiTer'77
dinarily,,would: be 'grown. This,‘
" 41;e4ns.--that ver' rich soil.ehould be
, Used and. in !addition' .a fairly, fre; '
FeBdittg the Bit:4' it. jack 4:01(itit'a:
„
Jack :Miner. gays "the • heiv 'or Mankind is more love and the
right kind of .edhcation..'!' Photo shows •• jack Miner :with his grand-
daughter, Wllhelmlna Eriklin , feeding bird life in ',leek '1Vliner's,
Making friends is easy but We'd
'like to knOwThOW to keep them and.
still .run'a ,news.parier. • • • ;
, Mr. Wright , have •Yda,
knowthati'm a self • Made man:"
Friend; 'yes, ea I .have assizza.,:
'ed. But who inte'irupted koti?"
Cutie, "Take 'back -yOui ring.
It's Paste:" ''•• ;
,
, Eby kriend 'Teter keep' it, gir.
ie. A paste on the hand is ;werth
two in the eye:" •
.."
jeniar #ay, mother, if 'dad
*OA
to tile he F.; -'3,,t0 heas..n?"
: Mother Juninrl Who`s
been, putting such ridiculous Ideas
Ino 'your heed ?"„ • • „
"SyrnpathY .Shouldt be ,,giVe'n the
:Mali wile Conies:home dog til and
finds, his Wifefeeling kittenish.
t ,
•• Little Evelyn , "Daddy, when
..yett, ice i'ebW, ain't you a fraid
,.Paddy=t4,0f coursenet, Evelyn."
pvelyn--.-".When you Sea '•a :big
wenn, ain't,Yon afraid?" '
''paddy*-,-, "NO, Of .courae pet."
EVelya '"Wh,e.n you see "a,her-
rible,'moustrous buinble bee, ain't
you afraid?"
‘. Daddy -1.* "No, certainly not."'
"Ain't yeti afraid when.
At '01:tinders and lightnings?"
.• Paddy no, you Slfly
4 Evelyn "Gee, Daddy; air& you
,O.fraid Of, nothing in this world ex',
oentiOg • Mether
• • ,
'X tn9b1thl'Aeroas some faineus•
tieeple at themit night show," a
, critle Writee, He should haVe taken. .
hie.'seat erHei
• &liter' t� ; Slev•
te 'a,sk for yOnr daughter'handl".
'Pether 'tell' when, ltVete
YOU neat straelt,by•bet •"
' &titer ',411u4 „Wo've 'lot,
qttarfeled 0 Mt.". '
It is less dangerous to slip With
• the:foot than:with the tongue. .
•,, BarPoz..7t• :"Dea't ,Yott. ' Start no
. fight we me, nigger. Ali, was ,d0c0r.-
ated in the SPa:nign Wer,"; • ••••._,
itastiie:'H.. "Maybe •you Was,: but
znah pinion it"s given yo' suoli•
a swell head yo' ih bout ripe to be
reclecoratId." .1
00.1T NOW •
0, weare 110 laurels 'round My lead.
•'Igor sing my praises When 1 ear
dead;; ' ' "
„If you have net the -grace to give
A. The .kincilY word ...While yet
Youpeed not cnie to eulogize,
And sound mrvirtues to the skies;,
. Why pi -offer garlands, to, what -avail
When' I have passed he.Vtind the
• ••Pale?
' .roSe, today, ‘a... kindly smile,
, More, pleasingfar than after while.
• If.,yon,can loam-hf a 'prized book'
and ayear later:Ask bith to, return
; it and Mitt retain' his ,friendship,
miracle has been .performed. '
quent application of chemical. fer-
tilizer ,dui'ing the seasonqleing.ex
posed on: all sides to -drying, windh, •
thcirotighwatering once a day of :
the window bOxla.adviSed.
" The hos. shbuld be is long As the:
t, Window,- and should be arranged so
DenMark's. SYstemitried' °
Firming !Lays Mis a at,
The Fight Poor
Danish agriCtilturo• and export
are so well systematized it would
be ,passible to trace a bad egg
, that turned UP On the pritne min-
ieter's breakfast! table in ,London, .
hack•to,tbehen that laid it in Derr,
.•
, f;i. Helier, Danish 'consul,'"
general for canticle and New-.
foUndland, in Tot:Otto on. a, tour.
•of Canadian and -northern United
States ,eities with his Wife and
son, ''Svend .-kage Holler, made the
above Statement lest „ ,
:Government rprttrols Agriculture
• "Because rienmark,.is such a,
small' country -leas than lone,
twentieth the size of Ontariot4•
is easy for the government, tq„orii.
• gantz.e and control agriculture.mt
.industrY,": he stated., Each 'Of -the
billion and •a .quarter eggs Shin%
pedto England ,last year was in-
dividually lamp. tested and stamp -
'ed, he said.' :;, • - •'.
."The same system applies to
.hirtter'• and bacon eXports:;If.,
sample of bacon i found by in-
spectors' t� be below standard the
is traced, and advised on
propercare and: feeding of the •.:
pigs. Such rigid control is Only
possible' in a 'small country s.ucli
as ours with a hoinogeneous group ,
• :,of well-edttcated citizens. t I doubt
if you could -find- one in 1,000.
able to read or: write,",he declared. '
. •
•
that the top of it is almost flush
with the window -sill. If bigher,„ the
foliage Of the plants. Will shank' fill
tlIrmoat Of,,the window. Therehinst '
be holes, in the •bsttOntr,oxisig"
7trithrwcaria-irs'ci aVyer' of gravel
tinders, brokenerockery or similar
-
•;material for..the'Snine:eiprpese,•.:The:
Which. should' be 'at •,l'east eight
inches deep and from eight to .ten•
ineites• wide, at the , top, ,should befilled
within: half an inch.ef the
top with .very rich Soil. , ,
• A'iong the treat trailing Nastur-
tiums, German Ivy, Lobelia, Alye-
aunt 4114 sirnilarPiants.., are 04; in'.
With.Tetitnias.„ Ageratunts .,Begon-
las,, Ferns, :Geraniums-. and::.tither
plants. Specially repoutinended fpr
.• this ,PUrpose. 'farther_ ba.alc.'8helter
• "froui 'the' sun for. a. day or two, also
ehotild be ProVided'until.the plants
get. established. '
• tItt.CREti OAFtpEnit r.
.
In the .liftehen garden it. is advia, .•
."able. of':cOurse,-to,keep a plentiful'
• ' atIPPIY �f ealad =material like,leaf
•
-',
and headlettdee,. onions. and..pos-
sibly eelerY.. The,,,latter,'Iss'eet out
in the garden' as. started plants
.after all danger ef..froetlie, •
, over, , For, :fall 'storage pianting
, tekes: Place in June •••:
EARTHWORMS AND -LAWN*.
.,,Barthwoirns often heconte Bonn-,
• • .
:--nterOus inlents that their 'debtrizo7 •
tion',1e,.essentiel. Gnehelf"enuee ot
bichloride of mercury • addeci.,.•..to
zthree or four galln1tW of :water does
:.•make' an effeetiVe, reinedy. This '
teriel..is,aPpiled: with: the 'sprinkling
can -; allowing about a .0110.0. each
scittere.yerd of surface. Another
ef-
fective remedy',edpsists of two .cup-
fuls Of unsliked,,Iitee added to two
gailoiis of t!atar:: This quantity will
treat a square ,Yard.
DANDRUFF
and Fat Hair, use Mid-
ard's its y.sis ypu' would
say hale tome...O10 this 4
times a week and the result
will bet;
Clean Head and Glossy Hair
.
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FUN
with a boat .1
And, 1110iPETERBOROUGF-1 • ov and your
family w.11 014.0yS enio bn‘Oyaqi, to, liOriOuS
waterwayS beyond
Let a Petetboough fow.ly nvlboa,d -nal,e yew
holiday rrepr h.:0144u' ni fk.Y. yea.
and lot yea,4 to come
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fOr every py,se and pu,pn,e 'Woe -1.av
PETEVatiO
BOATS aUGH
Wm bete Ft rv VT4,70 • tru,Lr P•GHT'
Peterborough Canoe Coq 2$.8 Water t eterborough,- Ont.,
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Canada's Visitors .
SpenL$295,000,000:
Here Last Year
18,2460,000 ..Tourists i Entered
Dmunion Across American
Border,, Canadian Travel
Bureau Head peclares,
•• .cotordination cf t4e, effOrti• of the .
VAriotia,lourist :agencies across.
'country, private as .well as govern-.
menial,: is the prtia6 paraese.ov.te
.Canadiaa TraveI"Berman,-itat:;tlii7ed-:
..tor,'• Len.' Polani,told theRowell -
COMMiselon at Ottawa iait• Week: •'.
• It was no part of the tiurektee,
policy' to attempt oVer-dentreliza•
tion of ',Canadian, tourist develop. •
• ment effort, Afr',:,'Detan, said. A
heavy • share of the initiative had .
..oer4g4laenifzi7a9nl toil31lTyi,t4thiaelVttehrdY-Illtaut;ittite':eiPtiEitlthe '
•e41dr.:id. :
;'s Largest Exchange
;;.*Ba6h, year the bureau'held a.etm-
fei-enee, of. all teurtst•ageadett•so its 7
general .program of , the ',following
year would meet the., requirements
of all as nearly as Possible; he said.
The bureau ''a_dVertisezi..the',Attrac-
tiona of Canada generally, sttpole-
znenting the ,efforts of the Provinceiv:4;...'...
Each ay 40.0=600 inquiries Were ret
.ceiVed: serviced.generally aid then-,
turned over to the, relevant ,prOvin7.
tea:. for specidc • effort.. Last year
the bureau reeetyo, 76;000:
.eieo,4s,a5,00
ncls4o. far, thie!y;ear;:izas, red.eiV- •
, Trate': across CanadianiAtiV:
eriean boundary was .the World's.
largest, With I3,200.#000 toUrlatsen-•:
tering 'Canada and spending $295.-
000,000' last year, Mr.'• Dolga .said.
Even so,. the opportunities for fur-
ther ' development �f this :-travel ,
market Were great since it •
time:fed -41n4icana 'spent
OKI,: a ye -an travelling. • • , .
propriation.innewapaper, and,niaga-
sine advertising...1u the. .. United
'The. bureau Spent 'betWe.ee.
000 and 200,00O Ofe,, its $250,000' ap-
• States. 1:
Ocean *Flights
About July •5
,
'Minister of Transport Howe
Declares Tests for Atlantic
Service to Be ResUrneci,
Exppinyental flight's ol;er the
lantic ip re.at'a i
iansoceari 'passenger service 'will
TmriautillS1p'PO;:ta', brit iunti s jteuilr ja°4 ;
WeelL „ ;
. .
The flights, by 'Great. Britain's „
A.ieways atid"
can Airways ,othe Lltited Stote,
Were egun last year: Ciant,flYing
•'boats spanned the ocean in bon -
stop flights between:England and ,
Nowfoundinticif proceeding througli
Oinada to the United States.
No Passengers Yet
,
The plan is fer'the 'ocean
vice to hook up evinivallY
Canada's'projected transcontinen-
. airrinp,' This surobie'r,'''Ifo.we
said, be pase11ges will be fertled
On the Atlantic trips; there, niai,
be seine in tho 611.
• • • .
The aft tor glass making ran
trts,(.1 hnOs, for i7f,000 years and;13.
pi'obably oider`than 'that, coriditet„.
Cd entirely'. by.,, the Power of the
'lttngs nci • manipulated by
• ill A do ft 'skill :of -the inindierafts. '
inah, '