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cogyo
Rosario
G.:Santa Cruz
FLORES
Hone, best known city, has clipper
base, powerful radio station; ie
junction of trans-Atlantie cahles,
refueling, port for ocean shipping.
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1200 Mi.
FRICA
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GRACIOSA
TERCEIRA.
ST, GEORGE eleene,
FAYAL
• Mink;
Hort*
Atlantic Ocean
•PICO
Atlantic Ocean
THE AZORES ISLANDS
(Portuguese Possession)
Population: 254,000, Total area: 922
sq. mi., smaller than Rhode Island.
Axis plane base here would be within
bomber range of America, U-boat base
could command crosslanes of shipping,
Angra, Ponta Delgada aro
biggest citie; farmers PO
tbe islands raise fruit,
grapes, wheat, pineapples,
potatoes, corn; fishermen
catch tuna, whales, bonito;
ST. MICHAELS
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Ponta Doleoda Nina
Fratioa
J. SANTA
4 O' MARIA
°PortaC4
Tiny, but looming large in strategic importance, are the nine little Azores, undefended group of Portia,- '
i
guese islands in mid-Atlantic. Britain is reported contemplating their seizure to keep them out a axis.
hands, for a base there would give Germany a strangle hold on British shipping lanes. '
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How Can 1,
BY ANNE ASHLEY
Q. How can I make white-
wash?
A. Fill a bucket half -full of
lime and cover it about two
inches with water. Let stand foe
24 hours to slake, or until it is
the consistency of paste. Dip out
a portion of this slaked lime into
another bucket and thin with
water to the desired consistency.
Add I teaspoonful of bluing to
Ye -bucket of whitewash to whit-
en it, and Yeennt of salt to make •
it stick.
Q. How can I avoid a lard
taste in pastry?
A. By adding a tablespoonful
of vinegar for each half cup of
water used.
Q. How can I prevent chap-
ped hands?
A. Apply glycerine and rose-
water or lemon juice, several
times daily and at night before
retiring.
Q. How can I make a mahog-
any stain?
A. Mix 1 quart boiled linseed
oil, I quart turpentine, 1 pint
whiting, 1 tablespoon burnt -
sienna, Ye tablespoon yellow
ocher, and. YI tablespoon Bis-
marck brownt
Q. How can I renew black'
silk gloves which have acquired
a shabby appearance?
A. Mix a little white of an
egg with some black ink; put on
the gloves and apply the mixture
with a soft cloth.
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131/2 Million U. S.
Visitors In 1940
Prospects For A Greater
Tourist Trade For This Year
Are Reported
Tourist traffic from the United
States to Canada continues to
flow freely across the interna-
tional boundary, according to the
Immigration Branch of the De-
partment of Mines and Resources,
which reports that 13,598,777
• visitors entered Canada from the
United. States during 1940. Al-
though Canada is at war, and her
industries have been re -organized
on a war basis, no restrictions
have been placed on the entry of
bona fide tourists from friendly
or neutral •countries.
MORE ENQUIRIES RECEIVED
Out At Elbows?
Do you find the elbows of
your sweaters get pushed out of
shape quickly? If so, try sew-
ing a four -inch wide strip of silk
inside as a lining. Cut the silk
on the straight so that there is
no "give' and tack it to the in-
side of the sleeve just at the el-
bow, using long stitches on the
wrong side and very thin ones
on the right, This band takes the
atrain and prevents that ugly,
pushed -out look at the elbow. The
same idea can be used for dres-
ses of thin wool liable to stretch,
Modern
Etiquette
BY ROBERTA LEE
Prospects for a much greater
tourist trade in 1941 were envis-
aged by D. Leo Dolan, chief of
the Dominion Travel Bureau, in
an address last month before the
111h annual dinner of the Traf-
fic Club of Montreal.
The speaker noted that since
the beginning of . the present
year, more than 22,000 inquiries
for travel information had been
received by the bureau at Ot-
tawa. This was an increase of
31 per cent over the highest
number ever received for a cor-
responding period.
Population. In
Quebec Up
3,151,871 Persons Reside
Province; 277,416 Gain in
Years
Quebec's population has grown
steadily since the last Federal
census in 1931 and now amounts
to well over 3,000,000, accord-
ing to figures tabled in the Que-
What Science
\
Is Doing
In
10
HAVE
YOU HEARD?
The old sailor had retired froln
the sea. Each morning a grubby
youngster knocked at his door,
went in and came out again. At -
ter this had gone on for Seine
weeks the curiosity of the villa-
gers was aroused.
"Tell me," said •one to the
youngster, "why do you visit that
old sailor every morning?"
"Well, sir, he gives me a dime
if I say to him, 'The captain
wants you immediately.'"
"And whet does he say to
that?"
"He says, 'Tell the captain to
go to blazes.'"
Be: "Last night I dreamed
I was married to the most
beautiful girl in the world."
She: "Oh, George, Were
we happy?"
FOR SEVERE BURNS
Discovery of a new treatment tor
severe burns has beau announced
by authorities at John Hopkins
Hospital in Baltimore. The treat-
ment uses a combination. at aut.
fadiazine in spray form. Iteports
from the hospital show that It has
produced remarkable results in its
early test oases.
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HAIR GROWTH AFTER DEATH
A California physician has, cited
statement that hair grew to a con-
siderable length after a 'body Was
interred in two cases. The journal
of the American Medical Associa-
tion expresses doubt as to the' a
ouracy of the reports, but Statee it
is possible for a =all growth
to
take place after somatic death due
to continuation of the molecular
life
processes until available oxy-
gen has been used. Thele is also a
deceiving appearance of growth a
-hair on a dead. person due to the
shrinking of the Skin., -which. ex -
noses portions of the • hair shaft
previously concealed.
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APPLES PUT TO SLEEP
Apples tram last year's crop,
kept asleep by a heNS process so
that they remain as fresh as when
picked, are coming onthe :market
One Japanese bragged to an-
other that he made a fan last 20
years by opening only a fourth
section, and using this for five
years, then the next section, and
so on.
The other Japanese registered
Scorn.
"Wasteful!" he ejaculated. "1
was better taught. I make a; fan
last a lifetime. I open it wide, and
hold it under my nose quite
motionless. Then 1 wave my
head."
Nation's Diet
Is inadequate
in May and June.
They have beenstored since last
summer by four storages in New
'York State, and at Cornell Uni-
versity where this netv process has
been under development for four
years by Dr. R. M. Smock, assist-
ant professor of pomology.
The fruit was placed last fall in
cool rooms, 40 degrees instead of
the ordinary 32 degrees 'cold stor-
age temperature. The rooms were
h sealed and the oxygeu of
D • uin 'Minister of Municipal their air reduced to two per cent.
' teed. of the normal 20 per cent,
bee Legislature by Hon. Oscar
Affairs, Trade and. Industry.
26 CITIES, 108 TOWNS
The figures resultingfrom a '
close estimate on the .part of the
Provincial Statistical Department
show that there were 3,151,871
persons in Quebec in 1939. This
figure shows an increase of 277,-
410 over the Federal census
count made in this province .in.
1931, when 2,874,255 persons
were registered as being in Que-
bec.
The report stated that there
were 1,493 municipalities within
the province. Within this num-
ber are 26 cities and 108 towns,
the remainder being rural muni-
cipalities and parishes.
1. Isn't it permissible for a
woman to take a matr's arm when
walking along the street?
2. When a bachelor has been
entertained by married friends,
what is a good way for him to
return the hospitality?
3. Should a child be permitted
to leave the table before the rest
of the family have finished eat-
ing?
4. When a bride is 'to be mar-
ried in a traveling suit, what
Should the bridegroom wear?
5. What is the best way for a
man to ask a girl for a dance?
6. May one 'ase a lead pencil
for writing, a social or business
letter?
Answers
I. Yes, under certain condi-
tions it is all right. If the street
is poorly lighted, or .ctherivise
dangerous and uncertain, it is
well to do so; and also when
walking under an imbecile. 2.
'take them to a restaurant for
dinner, or to the theatre. Pe No,
A* 'should sit quietly until the
'others have finished. Of course,
leo may be excused if the grown-
ups linger over after-dinnev cof-
fee and convevsation. 4, A busi-
ness suit. 5. "May I have the
next daece?" 6, Not 'unless one
is ill and writing the Totter in
ire&
Ask Curb .Be Put
On Sped of Boats
Attorney -General Gordon D.
C011814 declareil last week the
federal government had been
asked to pass legislation to con-
trol the speed of motor boats as
' a result of an accident an the
Winnipeg River in which a girl
was badly injured. The mishap
occurred when the girl was run
down while bathing near 1Vlinaki
in Northwestern Ontario last
August.
T. T. Bower, operator of- the
• beat, charged with negligence,
was acquitted when the court elat-
ed thee° was no provision in the
Criminal Code 'covering the oper-
ating speed of motor boats.
Machino tool production in
Canada during 1940 was -valued
at $10,821,949, eempared with
$1,548,419 in 19:39, an increase
of 800 per cent.
VIIIMOS.,;.**117016.fiall2.614.kgrAMOMPIIIMIVIele-reLVIM.
M. RAWLINSON, LIMITED
Reduced RI; tc lin; e Pool
MOVING SHIPPING
PACKING - STORING
coy,: ...winnipog and West
Estaioished. 13N5
to Coast.
610 YONGE ST. - TORONTO
Teacher: I said, Draw a
horse and cart. You've only
drawn a horse.
Freddy: Yes, the. horse
will draw the cart.
Toronto Doctor Advises That
lore Attention to Nutrition
is Essential to War Effort
There is too much buying of
vitamin concentrates and not
enough attention paid to build-
ing up an adequate diet of na-
tural foods,Dr. D. le Thomson,
professor obiochemistry 1110-
Gill 'University, last week told
the Canadian Association of Me-
dical Students and Internes.
Dr. Thomson's comments oe
the national diet followed an ad-
dress by Dr. E. W. McHenry, as-
sociate professor of physiologi-
cal hygiene of the University of
Toroll$0. Dr. McHenry spoke of
the value of dietary surveys and
referred particularly to studies
which had been made of 100 low-
income families in Toronto.
In these families, the men, he
stated, were the best fed, the
children next and the mothers
worst. Only three of the 100
families received adequate am-
ounts of food. The lack of "pro -
B vitarains, was most evident.
"If you get up earlier in the
morning than your neighbor,"
said the town philosopher, "and
work harder and scheme more
and stick to your job more closely
and stay up later planning how to
make more money than your
neighbour and burn the midnight
oil planning how to get ahead of
him while he is snoozing, not only
will you leave more money when
you die than he will, but you'll
leave it a darn sight sooner."
There was a young girl in
the choir
Whose voice went up hoir
and heir
Till one Sunday night
It went out of sight
And they found it
day in the spoir.
At the salve time the carbon diox-
ide was raised to five per cent,
this gas coining from the fruit.
This atmosphere has been Main-
tained. steadily ever since, The tWo
pee cent, oxygen is just enougbto
keep the apples alive. The earbon.
dioxide and low oxygen puts them
into deep sleep, like an anaesthetic.
The effect is to literally slovr
dowil their rate of living, or of
aging and dying, so.that they last
for many Months without detect-
able Charge, even in. flavor.
If you use an electeic vacuum -
cleaner, empty the dust -bag fre-
quently and regularly. Failure to
do this is bad for the mechanism.
Funds for the rebuilding of
London after the disastrous fire
of 1666 were obtained from a
tax on coal and wheat landed at
the Port of Loncicn.
next
MALNUTRITION WIDEgPREAD
Both speakers emphasized that
In time of war it was imperative,
if Canada is to put forth her best
war effort, to pay more atten-
tion to nutrition. They emphas-
ized that this attention must be
based on knowledge, not popular
fancies. While there may be
little actual hunger in Canada,
there was malnutrition, Dr.
Thomson pointed out, particular-
ly as lack of the essential rainer-
als and vitamins did not create
hunger in the sense that lack of
calories did.
Round up Ogden's
for a Real Smoke
Walking Galleries
Tattoo experts say that more
customers are thronging their
saloons than ever before, and that
their clients do not come mainly
from the armed forces. To -day
Service men do not want mato
and ladders, and hearts with
"Mabel" in the middle, inscribed
on their chests, but British civili-
\
ans are being tattooed with iden-
tification merles. Many tattooists
do nothing but remove former de-
signs from the skins of their cus-
tomers, for taste changes with
the passing of the years. Some
time ago in the U.S. tattooists
had a tremendous rush of busi-
ness, for the I.Tnited States Navy
barred entry into the service to
any man with the nude figure
of a woman inscribed on his akin.
Thousands rushed to have clothes
added to these designs.
Take a tip from
old timers who
have been rolling their own for
twenty years or more.Their brand
is Ogden's and they wouldn't think
of smoking anything else. They like
it because it has a taste you can't
match—a taste which comes front
its distinctive blend of choice, ripe
tobaccos. Try it. You'll find it's not
just another tobacco—it's Ogden's.
Only the best cigarette papers --
"Vogue" or "Ohantoolor"
are good enough for Ogden's
OGDEN'S
FINE CUT
CIGARETTE TOBACCO
Pipe Smokers!
Ask for Ogden's Cut Plug
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Do You Live
In The Past?
Professor Claims It's a Una
Sign of Middle Age
When you start living in the
past instead of adjusting yourself
to changes in environment, you've
reached middle -age, according te
Dr. William A. O'Brien, Univer-
sity of Minnesota professor.
"When men start living in the
past, senility is near at hand,"
he said. In.some people this may
come early in life, while witit
other it may be up to 60 or be-
yond.
'UNDERSTAND THAT LIFE
CHANGES
"For many years the individue
al is confronted with the paradon
of an aging body, an alert min
social and business techniques ot
a high order of development. Hal
tries to prolong his physical actie
vities by a strenuous program ot
keeping fit. The result is often
dangerous.
"It is impossible to fight the
changes. We should understana
them and make the necessary ad,
justments."
...CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS,
AGENTS WANTED
tIRES .. 12 MONTHS GUARANTEE.
Direct RaCtOTY to YOU with one
small profit. If needing. TIRES,
it will pay you to write for prices.
Agents wanted . . . save money
for yourself, and make a few
dollars selling Your friends. All
tires shipped, prepaid, subject to
your inspection and approva.
Mayalls Tire Service, 8 Elm St.,
Toronto.
BABY CLUCK'S
"OXFORD" CHICKS rRom ON-
tario Breeding Station Flocks, six-
teenth year culled and blood -
tested by the Poultry DcPart-
ment, Ontario Agricultural Col-
lege, Guelph. Barred Rock Cock-
erels 5c each, White Leghorn
Cockerels 2c each. Write for Cir-
cular. The Oxford Farmers' Co -
Operative Produce Company, Lim-
ited, Woodstock, Ontario.
RAISE GOOD MIMICS WITH :MEN -
son's bred to lay barred plymouth
rocks and S.C.W. leghorns Barron
Strain. 16 years breeding, culling
hatching* and blood testing. Price
for March and April Rocks and
Leghorns as hatched 10 cents.
Rock Pullets 17 cents, Leghorn
Pullets 20 cents. Circular with
other prices on rectues1. 3. D.
Johnson, Fergus, Ont.
BUSINESS OrrowruNITY
HURON TOWN GROCERY' STORE
attached dwelling. 'Rent 625. Clear
stock. fixtures. about fifteen hun-
dred. Wm, Pearce, Exeter.
CARS, NEW AND rstet)
MOUNT PLESSANT MOTORS
Toronto's oldest Chrysler. BlYm-
outh dealers: three locations, 682
Mt. Pleasant Read, 2040 rouge St.,
1050 Danforth .A.vcnile. Our 'Used
Cars make us many friends,
MIDDLEAGE"
WOMEN
HIEED i HIS APVICE11
Thousands of waren
gosmilIngthretrying
tittles" with Lydia Ti.
Pink/leas Vegetable
c ompound--faMous
for over 60 years in re-
oving f exhale Pane.
tonal troubles, Try Hi
FOR SALE
GOATS, NANNY AND BILLY 312.00.
Geese $5.00. Runner Ducks $1.25.
Guinea pi gs wanted. Harold
Norris, Alma, Ontario.
GOITRE
11.A.VE YOU GOITRE? "ABS
reduces. For particulars write
J. Johnston Co., 171 Xing E.,
:Toronto.
HERBS WANTED
333 WE BUY HUNDREDS DIFFER
ent 'Herbs, Roots, Barks. Write
Dominion Herb Distributors, 1426
Main, Montreal.
HOUSE FOR S.A.:LE
pn-Rcarottas ST.A.LLION, t YEARS.
a real horse cheap. Information,
Picture write J. Aylward, Queens -
'vine, Ont.
CHICKS, PULLETS
BOOKLET rnOncuerse Boois UN -
der Ten Cents per dozen for Feed
Cost mailed free on request. Order
chicks and pullets nov,-, Manor
FELTITI, Clarkson, Ontario.
25 FREE CHICKS
WITLT EVERY 100 PULLETS or 100
mixed chicks ordered, we giv.e 25
free chicks. :Pullets $15.00 to $19,00
per 100; Mixed Chicks $8.00 to
1,0.00 per 100; Cockerels per 100
light breeds, $1,50; heavy breeds,
$4.00. Immediate delivery Goddard
Chick IT a tIch e r y, Britannia
7To1g'bt, Ont,
11A I ISIt V V.O.HIPMENT
BAKERS' OVENS AND MACHIN -
cry, also rebuilt equipment al-
ways 001 hand, Terms arranged.
Correspondence invited. Hubbard
:Portable Oven Co.. 1(18 Batburst
Toren to.
VNITAT ST VANS
PINE AIIST PANS, 'N (.41.1N itAl]
El ('mil ,ss, y wholesale.
Toronto V.,t.t :til'. 20 Melinda,
Torento.
ISSUE 14—'41
LEGAL
J. N. LINDSAY, LAW OFFICE, CAP-
itol Theatre BUilding, St. Thomas,
Ontario. Special Department for
farmers collections.
POULTRY
A-1 BAI3Y C S, BARRED
Rocks, White Rocks, White Leg -
horns, Brown Leghorns, Jersey
Black Giants, New Hampshire
Reds. Write for new low prices.
A. 11. Switzer Hatchery, Granton,
Ont.
BABY CHICHS, GOVERNMENT AP -
proved White Leghorns and Barred
Rocks, also sexed Pullets or
Cockerels. Breeding since 1802,
Send for price list: Wright FaTht)
Brockville, Ontario.
RELIGIOES
COMING BECHRIS wonderful book sent free. Mega
ELIJAH FORE
Mission, H., Rochester, New Yorl
sEICING SI.A.CITINES AND
neereens
eneoBle—sEB REVERSE ST1TC
before buying. Send. for catalogued
prices and terms. ROI:Min. Singer
Sewing machine Company, 254
'rouge St., Toronto, Ont.
SEED FOR SALE
NORTHERN GROWN NO. 2 ALSI101
18 cents pound, No. 2 alintare 90%
.Alsike balance timothy dutch
clover, 16 cents pound. No. 3 Mine
ture Alsike 907e balance dutch
clover 13 cents pound. No. 2 Mine
,
ture Alsike 60To, timothy 505
la cents pound. No. 2 Timothl+e
No. 1 Purity 9 cents pound, no
primary noxious weeds, 2,5e, Pay*
rent with order. Wm. A. Reid,
Earlton. Ontario.
SNAPSHOTS TO -DAY
TREASURES TO -MORROW
Your finns are carefully- and scion.,
tifically processed by Imperial, to
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8 reprints with enlargement 26a
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STOMACH SUFFETtEITS1
BRAY DELIVERS THE CHICKS.
Order with confidence of quick
delivery most breeds, cross breds,
roniets, cockerels, capons. Started
chicks. Write for list Daily Spec-
ials showing breeds, with dates,
available. Some spectate now im-
mediate aelivery are Leghorn%
Barred Rooks, NTIxL S. Brar
Hatchery, 130 John N.. Hamilton,
Ont. (limited number Turkeys).
°Innen T•eiven‘!T1)!s
AN OFFER TO EVERY INVENTOR
List of inventions and full infor-
mation sent free. The Ramsay
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DUPREE PILLS $1.50
DOUBLE STRENG'VE $8.00. Ladies—
quick, reliable relief for delayed,
overdue, or painful periods. Wil-
liam Crosby, Dept. WL, 204 On-
tario Building,
SALZMAN WANTED WITH. CAR
to eell to stores, Ladies' House
DreSSOSI ATKI Werkihrt cloth-
es, on commission basis. Cash bread
required to cover cost of samples.
Exclusive territory given. State
age, experienve references. Write
P.O. Box. 113, 1.1ontreal.
LET DR. McLEOD'S STOMACHIC
brine; you happiness this year,
G. Townsend, G'orrie, Ontar00
states: "Suffered for years with
terrible gnawing pains few hours
after eating. Also had vomiting
attacks and hemorrhage. Nothing;
seemed to help much but soda,
and it only for short time, then.
I learned of Dr. MeIkod'S Stern.
italic. After taking three bottles
I was free from pain. Kept on
improving and have now beet&
well for nine years, enioying
meals without medicine." Stome
achle is good for all forms ot
digestion. Tnug Store or write Dr.
McLeod's stomachic Co., 558 Baths
urst. Toronto. $1.26 per bottlf
postpaid.
TOBACCO
FOUR. nereenDelrunteoe AND VIlts
ginia Leat ter pipe $1.85. Fill
cigarette Tobacco 32.50 postpaid,
Natural Leaf Tobacco Co., Leave..
ington Onterif
Guaranteed
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