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WHOOPING -COUGH
PREVENTION
Ne, 1 killer of U.S. babies is
whopping -cough, which takes a
heavier toll than scarlet fever,
diphtheria, measles and infantile
paralysis combined. Recently,
doctors at the American Medical
Association meeting in Atlantic
City heard reports on (1) a new
way to prevent the disease in new-
born infants; (2) the serious
Mental effects of whooping -cough.
Newborn infants have a na-
tural immunity to many infectious
diseases, but they cannot be vac-
tlinated against whooping cough
before the age of seven months.
Apparent reason: their bodies are
tlncapable of producing the anti-
bod:es,
Doctors Philip Cohen and Sam-
uel Jerome Scadron of Manhattan
told how they solved this grave
problem by vaccinating two hund-
red mothers in the fifth and sixth
uoat}h of pregnancy. About 150
billion whooping - cough genus
were given to the mothers in in-
jections at two-week intervals.
The mothers developed antibodies
In their blood stream, passed them
en through the umbilical cord to
their babies. The inoculations
had no effect upon pregnancy or
delivery.—Time.
DEHYDRATED BUTTER
Dehydrated butter as develop.
ed in New Zealand may be ship-
ped without refrigeration.
According to the Dairy News
Letter, only pure, unsalted whey
butter is used for dehydrating,
although experiments are being
carried on with creamery butter.
"The butter is melted over a
Lt of steam," the Dairy News
etter said, "and the melted fat
and condensed steam are run into
a cylinder which automatically
separates the water that settled
by gravity from the butter -fat -
water solution,"
• After several other steps, the
material is subjected to a special
.technique of cooling, filled into
sterile cans and sealed,
The Dairy News Letter said the
product could be used in its dry
state by pastry cooks and ice
cream manufacturers, Conversion
back into butter is achieved by
adding salt and water.
U. S. War Output
Headache For Axis
President Roosevelt announced
last week that in May the 'United
States turned out nearly 4,000
planes and more than 1,500
tanks.
Releasing official war produc-
tion figures for the first time
since Pearl Harbor, the Presi-
dent asserted in a statement that
the United States also turned out
nearly 2,000 artillery and anti-
tank guns in May, and these were
exclusive of anti-aircraft guns
and those to he mounted in tanks.
ma May output of machine
guns exceeded 50,000 weapons of
all types, including infantry,
aircraft and anti-aircraft. If sub•
-
machine guns are added on, the
total passes 100,000.
• Mr. Roosevelt released these
fignrea because, he said, they are
going to give the Axis just the
opposite of "aid and comfort."
"We are well on our way," he
..-declared, "towards achieving the
rate of production which will
bring us to our goals."
The last announced objectives
of the war production program,
told in the Pr'esident's annual
message to Congress last Janu-
ary, were 185,000 planes in 1942
and 1043, 120,000 tanks, 55,000
unl.i-aireraft guns.
Sevastopol
One hears the name pronounc-
ed in four different ways: Sevast-
opol, with a v, accent on secon4
or third syllable, and Sebastopol,
with a b, accent on second or third
syllable. Presumbly there is some
authority for all, but this column
votes for only two, says The New
York Times. If a persons says
Sevastopol, with a "v", which is
fairly close to the original Rum,
sian, then the accent should be
on the third syllable, "tope",
which is where the Russian accent
falls. But if one, clings to the
old Sebastopol, with a "b", about
which we learned in school in con-
nection with the Crimean Warr
and the "Charge of the Light Brie
gade", then the accent should be
on the second syllable, "bass".
Paid $5 Fine For
"Heiling" Hitler
It made John Nauss $5 poorer
to say "Heil Hitler" and give the
Nazi salute on a Halifax street.
A sailor took a swing at him, and
they were brought into court yes-
terday. Nauss was fined $5, The
sailor got off free.
HOW CAN 1?
Q. How can I make a good
treatment for the skin?
A. Use the following treatment
once a week: Mix with the yolk
of an egg one tablespoon of skin
tonic, applying to the face and
allowing to dry. Then apply the
beaten white of the egg over
this. Allow to dry and rinse off,
This will eradicate the small wrink.
les and refine the texture of the
skin,
Q. How can I avoid evaporation
when cooking soup?
A. Be sure never to let the
soup boil. Allow it to simmer
slowly. If it boils, much of the
liquid is wasted in evaporation,
and the best of the flavor is lose.
Q. How can I make a good
hot weather bath powder?
A, By mixing equal parts of
cornstarch and talcum.
Q. How can I eliminate odors
in the refrigerator?
A. Borax and lukewarm water
is a good solution for washing the
inside of the refrigerator. It not
only deem it wonderfully well,
but tends to eliminate any stains
or odors.
Q. How can I prevent burning
when baking cookies, and honey
is used for sweetening?
A. When baking cakes or cook-
ies in which honey is used as a
sweetening, be sure to use a ra-
ther moderate temperature, as
they will burn if the oven is too
hot.
y': ie:e '0
Forty-eight hours after lower-
ing world mile run record to 4:
06.2, Gunnar Hagg of Sweden'
with 8:47.8 cut 8.2 seconds off
Miklos Szabo's recognized two-
mile mark and 5.4 off figure hung
up by Taisto Maki.
Have You Heard?
The church service was pro-
ceeding successfully when a wo-
man in the gallery got so inter-
ested that she leaned out too far
and fell over the railings. Her
dress caught in a chandelier and
she was suspended in mid-air. The
minister noticed her undignified
position and thundered at the con-
gregation:
"Any person who turna round
will be struck stone blind."
A man, whose curiosity was
getting the better of him, turned
to his companion and said: "I'm
going to risk one eye,"
Valerie: "What sort of a
chap is Rupert?"
Verena: "Well, when we
were together last night tho
lights went out, and he spent
the rest of the evening re-
pairing the break.
A clergyman noticed a woman
named Mrs. Parker, whom he
much disliked, coming up his front
steps. Taking refuge in his study,
he left his wife to entertain the
caller -
Half an hour later he emerged
from his retreat, listened carefully
on the landing, and hearing no-
thing below, called down to his
wife: "Has that horrible old bore
gone?"
The woman was still in the
drawing room, but the minister's
wife proved equal to the occasion.
"Yes, dear," she called back,
"she went long ago! Mrs. Parker
is here now."
A little boy was saying his
prayers in a very small voice.
"I can't hear you, dear,"
his mother said.
"'Wasn't talking to you,"
the small boy replied.
After pulling up a young lady
who was driving a car, the police-
man said to her sternly.
"And, miss, did you know that
not only were you on your wrong
side, but you were travelling at
50 miles an hour in a built-up
area?"
"Oil, isn't that marvellous?"
exclaimed the sweet youug thing.
"And 1 only learned to drive yes-
terday!"
A New York columnist tells
about a woman who tried to turn
over her husband to collectors for
.old rubber.
"We can't take him," oue of
the collectors argued.
"Why not?" demanded the wo-
man, "He's a heel, ain't he?"
Maybe"' he was a wooden, not
a lubber heel.
"By Jove, Mac, you've
holed in one!"
"Aweel, it saves wear and
tear on ma wee ball."
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We sell our goods only through
your local Staco Leather
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right, and so are our prices.
We manufacture in our fac-
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Trade Marked Goods, and you
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42 Wellington St. E., Toronto
MODERN
ETIQUETTE
1, le it proper to thunk a host-
ess for a meal?
2. Isn't it a friendly gesture
to hold a person's hand,_ or place
at hand on his arm, while talking
with him?
3. Is it permissible to use the
knife and fork when eating fish?
4, Is the word "stationery"
proper when referring to one's
paper that is used for social cor-
respondence?
5. Are there any certain guests
who should be the first to leave
a dinner party?
6. Is it all right to announce
a wedding engagement at a tea
or a card party?
ANSWERS
1. No; the only person who
gives thanks for a meal is a beg-
gar. Do not say, "Thank you for
the delicious dinner," but instead
"I've had a delightful time; it is
nice being with you." It is more
proper to indicate your enjoy-
ment of the visit than of the fact
that you've beon fed.
2. It may be a friendly gesture,
but it is very annoying to some
people and should be avoided.
3. The fork only is used.
4. It is better to reserve "sta-
tionery" for a commercial term,
and refer to the paper used for
social correspondence as "note
paper, writing paper, or letter
paper".
Yes; the guests of honor
should be the first to depart.
6. Certainly.
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,lap Wasn't Quite
Loyal To Emperor
This story was being told in
naval circles recently.
When the United States Navy
attacked O'apanese-held Wake Is-
land, February 24, one of the
American fliers was a Japanese -
language student. He overheard
a conversation between the pilots
of two Japanese bombers which
had been damaged and were
going into crash falls.
The first pilot said: "I'lu now
going to crash into the sea in
honor of the Emperor."
The second pilot's reply freely
translated: "Go ahead, fool; me
I am bailing out,"
Every time a voluntary system
fails it's as much a defeat for
democracy at the fall of France,
Hong Kong, Bataan or Singapore.
Czechs Toss Pens
And Wreck Train
Come along with a Czeeho-Slo-
vak patriot as he blows up a Nasi
freight train with fountain pens.
It's deep midnight when a mo-
torcyclist speedo up to the leader
of a group of Czech saboteurs in
the German-oecupied land, ±aand, ac-
cording to the account received in
New York by the American Friends
of Czecha.Slovakia, hands hint
this message:
"Tomorrow at 4.10 a,m., a freight
train leaves station—for the Rtia'
Wan front. See that Itdoes not
arrive."
Saboteurs Called Together
That brief, unsigned order, borne
by an unidentified courier, sets
the chief saboteur in motion. Rac-
ing down the street to an inn, he
summons a taxi driver and they
roll out to the edge of the wood.
The saboteur, a ybung student,
stands in a clearing and makes a
sound like a hoot owl.
The eerie call is answered.
Then, the account of this par-
ticular instance goes on, the stu-
dent enters an old game warden's
cottage and is welcomed by the
housewife "with the look of wo-
men whose husbands have been
dragged 02 to concentration
camps."
The housewife takes the patriot
to the cellar where, from a shelf
behind some barrels, he selects six
fountain pens of assorted sizes. He
rejoins his driver and goes to an-
other wood near the railway, hid-
ing in the bush along the right-
of-way.
Train is Wrecked
"A little after four in the morn-
ing," the report says, "a freight
traiuappeared—coal cars and then
tank cars, The student took a
pen marked 'K' from his pocket
and threw in onto the small plat-
form of the tank car. His second
pen landed on a flat car of straw.
The third and fourth !mulled on
two ina.76 tank an of Otl. 'line
thickest pew landed on the roof
of a box car which he rightly oon-
jectured was loaded with ammu-
nition.
"The results eame out neat
day when the grapevine passed
along word that there had been a
serious railway accident at Lvoy.
A. freight train rolling toward the
Russian front had suddenly and
inexplicably exploded in five
places. A German troop train.
crashed into the wreck and some
800 soldiers were injured, many ol:
them very seriously." •
Thus does a beaten people write
bad news for their oppressor, with
pens of explosives far more indel-
ible than ink.
p O m c
Human plans fail when human
character fails. We must build
as strong in belief as in body.
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BATTY C:Htel4S
CHICKS PULLETS, DAYOLD OR
started, and day old cockerels.
Prompt delivery when you want
them. It looks good policy, if
you've the equipment, to stock
sufficient to meet the good mar-
kets noversees
adv aziecon-
sumption. f
possible. Bray iiatchery, 130
John N., Hamilton.
BABY CHICKS
STARTED CHICKS 2 AND 8 WEER
old for immediate delivery. Only
a limited supply so order at
once. Send for special price net
on 2 and 3 week old W. Leghorn -
and 13. Min. X W. Leghorn pullets
B. Rock non -sexed, pullets antf
cockerels. Prompt delivery.
Tweddle Chick Hatcheries Lim-
ited, Fergus, Ontario.
BART CHICKS
STARTED CRICKS, TWO AND
three week old in the following
breeds in non -sexed, pullets and
cockerels, White Leghorns, Black
Minorca .X White Leghorn, .car-
red Rock, Light Sussex, White
Wyandotte, White hock, New
Hampshire X Barred Roclt, White
Leghorn X Barred hock, Light
Sussex X New Hampshire, Barred
Rock X New Hampshire. No
waiting. Can ship the day we
receive your order. Send for re-
duced price list today. Tweddla
Chick Hatcheries Limited, Fergus,
Ontario.
SPECIAL I'JUCE ON CIIICIes ie 0:11
MONTH OF JULY
BUY BREEDER FARM QUALITY
blood tested 11.0.1'. Sired Chicks,
immediate or iutor delivery.
Large quantity of famous Lag -
horns, 9e; Pullets 1Sc; Cockerels
2e; Barred !rocks, Hampshiees.
Hybrids, 10c; Pullets 17e; Cocker-
els 7c. Also started Pullets for
immediate delivery prices -- 3
week old 32e; 4 week old 3sc;
5 week old 45c. 19ea deposit bal-
ance delivery. Order from adver-
tisement. Catalogue free. Monk -
ton Poultry. Farm, Monkton, On-
tario.
BAKERY Ei4Ull'Mb;.N'l'
BAIE1iiItS' OVENS AND MACHIN-
cry, also rebuilt equipment al-
ways on hand, Terms arranged.
Correspondence invited. Hubbard
Portable Oven Co„ 103 Bathurst
St., Toronto,
CARS — USED AND NEW
MOUNT PLEASANT AIUTOISS Ltd.,
Toronto's oldest Chrysler, Yl)m-
oetli dealcxe; three locutions, 622
Mt. Pleasant Road 204Ukenl:',u
St. and 1050 Danforth Avenue.
Our Used Cars slake us many.
friends. Write for our Free Leek -
let on pedigreed renewed and an-
alyzed used cars.
ISSUE 29--'42
BLRKS — PONTIACS
ANDERSON McLAUGHLIN 13UICK-
Pontiac Ltd. the largest dealers
in Canada for Buicks and I'on-
truca are located at 1029 Bay St.,
Toronto. You can always be sure
of real high grade used cars, at
very reasonable prices. Cars that
you can depend on for real ser-
vice and with excellent tires. We
enjoy a very large out-of-town
clientele; built up through years
of serving well. It will pay you
to visit us when in Toronto, be-
sides we are sure we can save
you inoney.
COOK WANTED
EXCELLENT COOK IN CHRIS-
tiun Houle. Sleep out. 360 to
cPhone MI.50'2int-
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or 'wite11Prkwood,
To-
ronto,
BOGS 'WANTED
WANTED 1'UPPIES ANY BREED.
preie.rably thoroughbreds. Give
xuil details, Ontario only. DOG -
D0.11, 660 Bay Street, Toronto.
DI E1NG .a CLEANING
HAVE; 1UU ANYTHING NEEDS
dyeing or cleaning? Write to ue
for information, We are glad to
answer your questions, Depart-
ment 11, Parker's Dye Works
Limited, 791 Yong() Street, To-
ronto.
FAS)) ISteUIL'\II61ST
REBUILT 36 11.1'. LISTER FULL
1)lesel Engine, complete with
clutch and cooling tanks; 22
H.P. .Ulackstone; 25 11.1'. Deutz;
Marina engine 259 1-i.1'.; Tine
and Link harrows; Letz Combiu-
ation Food Mill; 1935 stake body
International Truck; demonstrat-
ing and rebuilt Melotte Cream
Separators; •paint, while it lasts,
$1,60 per gallon. Tho above ere
all specials Por July and August.
Melotte, Magnet and Premier
Cream Separator farts; Myers
Water Systeme; one only, Ham-
mer Mill; one only 25 cycle
Portable lllkei', 5, A. Lister,
Stewart Street, 'Toronto. '
%'A I t J1 PRODUCE
STOCK TEED: ANALYSIS PER-
centa.gc, protein 14.66, fat 1.27,
crude fibre 1.93; putted wheat
siftings, thoroughly cooked, 316
per ton, Kavanagh Food, Toronto.
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a'oOT HALM
1
il\ELIA FOOT BALM destroys
offensive odor instantly, 45c
bottle, Ottawa agent, Denman
Drug Store, Ottawa,
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't`oroneo, Ontario.
IzE:IDEFOID BULLS
PUREBRED HEREFORD BULLS
for immediate service. Due to ac-
quisition of the herd of the late
E. J. "Thompson of Montreal, we
have a large selection, yearlings
and cider hulls, all of excellent
breeding. Prices from 3100 up.
M. Crews, t'alabogie Stock Farms,
Renfrew, Ont. Telephone Ren-
;row 637.
MEDICAL
IT'S EXCELLENT, REAL Hill'
sults after taking Dixon's Rem-
edy for Rheumatic Pains and
Neuritis. Munro's Drug Store
335 Elgin, Ottawa, I'ostpalri
31.00.
MOTORS
OVERHAUL YOUR MOTOR WHILE
you're driving; save 3e(ev gas and
oil—guaranteed to restore 0011a -
pression. 82.00 delivered. Mike
'gnash, 441 Manitoba Ave., Win-
nipeg. Man.
0)4) RUGS ItBWOVLN 25]6W
RUGS, NEW 1{005 M.Ai)11 FROM.
old. Dominion Rug Weaving Com.
patsy, 964 Queen St. W., Toronto.
Write for booklet.
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PEOPLE ARE TALKING ABOUA?
the good results from taking
Dixon's Remedy for Rheumatic
Pains and Neuritis. Munro's Drug
Store, 335 Elgin, Ottawa, Pos
paid 31.00.
WANTED—FUEL WOOD
MAPLE AND MIXED CORDWOOD.
also Hard and Softwood Slabs Ss
Bundled Edgings. Give full par-
ticulars. Waiter Schiess, Nineteen
Melinda Street, Toronto.
TEACHER
WANTED—A qualified Protestant
teacher for 5.5. No. 2 South Sher-
brooke. Duties to coluxneuco
Sept, 1. Apply stating. salary to
J. N, Ritchie, Sec.-Treas., elabor-
1y. R. 3.
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