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Ld ---- -- ve K CX OC) - a SOO ) ' eX v a | 7 XO AX " [ / XOX CO) BY CORTLAND FITZSIMMONS XARA XXX = COXX a 4 -, - LO) SYNOPSIS Since Pop Clark disbanded his famous Blue Fire eaters ten years ago he has been vainly trying to win the United weague pennam with his Royal Blues Sport wri ters give_them 1ittle chance. Tony Murallo had opened a beer garden in the Forties and some of the newspape. men had formed a habit of cating there, Terry wandered over, hoping to find some of the men. He was well pleased and felt like riding them a little. - Doc Biers and Mullins were sitting in a corner when he went in. "Her is," Mullins sneered. "The little go-getter himself." "Hello, fellows Too bad none of you wanted to run down and see what had happened, wasn't it?" "We thought you dou"le-crossed us," Biers said. "We went down af- ter the game. 'We couldnt get into the clubhousc-----cops kept us out. The club secretary gave us a statement, saying Whitper was dead and promis- ed us details later. We all wanted to get that in the news." "Kelly wanted to put me out at first, but decided he could use me for checking up. After that he would not-let me leave," Terry explained. "You'd almost thirk you knew all "about it," Sia Reynolds of the Brook- lyn Leader came up and spoke over Mullins shoulder. "I wish I did," Terry replied. "Kelly _ put everybody through their paces. Ile doesn't know any more about it than we do. He has an idea the shot came from outside the field and as "you have probably read in_the papers, ft was a rifle bullet." "What else did you learn?' Doc Biers asked. to "There'll be an extra out in a half- hour or so. It's a good story. You can read about. jt." i ---- "Smart, huh?" Reynolds asked, "No. Just lucky," Terry answered. "I guess I'll celebrate and have some pig's knuckles and sauerkraut." Terry glanced up after a few min- utes of intensive eating and said, "Say, Isn't that Dutch Klein over there?" "He's working for Tony now. He has been ever since he was" kicked out of the league," Mulling answered. "I thought you knew it all." "That reminds me--" Terry turned to Sid Reynolds. "Wasn't it you who ' ATF BOOK ON HOCKEY A Great Book "How to Be- come a Hockey Star" by T. P. "Tommy" Gorman, manager and coach of the Montreal "Maroons", profusely illus- trated and containing many valuable tips on how to play the game, } also - AUTOGRAPHED PICTURES of GREAT PLAYERS SSX SRI ARAMA ERI ROO OOIIIIOOK] To sald that Tony was placing money on the 'Blues? [I think I'll lay another ten if he's getting good odds. I could us2 some extra dough at the end of the season." . "l don't- know anything about his odds. Craven sald something about a 200-to-1 shot," : Terry threw down his napkin and went looking for Dutch to place his: bet. He put up ten at 200 to 1, "Don't be a sucker," Dutch warned him. World is Dazed By Birth Rate Increase In 300 Years Great- er Than in Previous History Baltimore.--Two resewrch workers have counted noses thr tghout the world, figured trends and arrived at the conclusion the peak of world pop- ulation probably will be reached 'ni 12100 with 2,646,500,000. : ; Present population was placed at 2,073,300,000, an Increase "of nearly five-fold 'over the 445,000,000 in the world of 1630, 'the earliest .time of a recorded estimate, : The scientists pointed out that the startling rapidity of recent population wth means that in the compara. tively brief period of 300 years the increase had out-stripped by nearly five times that of al) previous history of mankind, estimated at from 100,000 to 500,000 years, - Little wo.ider, the study implied, that civilization is a little: groggy and dazed by this mul tiplication of {its people. The present rate of growth is ap Freshly one per cent. annually, ut the research workers do not ex- pect this rate to continue. long and believe that in shortly more than 150 years the top will be reached. The scientists who made the count are Dr. Raymond Pearl and Sophia A. Gould of the Johns Hopkins Univer sity School of* Hygiene and Public Health, Their study, published - in "Human Blology," cited the tremend- ous population increase of the last 300 years as a possible basis of some of the unsolved complexities and pro- blems of the modern age. ~Girl Brides . BERLIN -- German girl are mar- rying younger, Vital statistics just issued for 1934 showed that 63 girls Dutch," Terry "Maybe it's be- "I've got a hunch, sald with a smirk. will be in the dough this year." "It's your funeral," Dutch sighed. "I; know all you boys and I don't like to see you wasting. your dough yt that no-account outfit, that's all, Wait | 1 minute. 1 think the boss wants to see you." Dutch went throu.gn some panto- mime with some one unseeen by Ter- ry and then said. "He does, Come" along with ie," and led Terry back: behind the bar. "What are you looking for, Burke?" Tony asked. "Nothing; I just placed a bet with Dutch," -Terry- explained, "This isn't supposed to ' ra ~~ t.. place: for a rising young fellow like | yor. [I see you scooped the murder." "I was lucky." "What are you Letting on?" Tony asked. "I've got a hunck r . tne Blues and put up a ten. Craven said you could place money on them at good odds." i One bride was less than 15. cause I'm Irish, but I think the es) between 14 and 16 took husbands-- twice as many as in previous years. There were 5561 brides below 18, of whom one was a widow ana 22 divorcees. Men are less hurried in secking matrimonial bonds. Only five below 18 married in 1934 and only 285 between 18 and 19." - The most frequent ages for mar- riage, the report showed, was 23 for girls and 26 for men, Women F avoring Peace Resolution Ask Thai ManufaciLre of Arma- ments be Abolished Edmonton.--The women's section of the seventh annual Edmonton Peace conference recently took steps to request the Dominion Government "to take immediate, action to abolish in Canada the m-nufacture of arma. ments for private prodit." BY Delegates favored the resolution unanimously following a round table conference with Mrs W, A. McCon- key of Wdmonton, president of the Women's International League for Peace and Freeuom, as its chairman. The conference stated armament firms are being 'established in Can. ad. and charged in the resolution that "advertinements of their stocks are appearing {. our press, thus cre- ating a vested interest in 'war in Can ada." A It was decidéd leaders In the dis- cussion would present the resolution immediately to Dr. W. S. Hall and James MacKinnon, members of parlia ment for East and West. Estates Duties Reach - Ten Million Dollars IORONTO. -- Additional payments in succession - duties made on Nov. 10 to the Ontario Treasury bring up For a new delight in Tea try Salada Orange Pekoe Blend "TEA to $10,000,000 the amount which the Hepburn Government has collected to date this fiscal year from tms one' source of revenue. With five months of the year to: go, the Government is very hopeful that the $12,000,000 which it' esti-| mated as succession duty revenue for the full twelve months' operat-' ing period will be bettered by $4, 000,000 or $7,000,000. : With this new objective in mind, the Treasury Department is putting now under examination. There are many old estates which were dealt with by previcus Administrations that have still to be rpened. These will be considered as soon as the ally been working night and day on the situation, caa get around to them. Home By LAURA KNIGH1 Hints a Making Meiingte Light is Heavy o There is no mystic incantation, un- fortunately, to insure a perfect mer- "I can, but it's sucker money, You ought to have better sense." "That's what I told him," Dutch said. "I was up there this atternoon. | The Blues haven't got a chance. Why, | the Phillies were taking the game away from them when the accident' happened." ot "l always ride a hunch," Terry an- swered. "Something tells me they are going to be good." "Don't cry when over," Tony warned, « Terry went back to his table and ordered some more beer. "For the love of Pete," Mullins ex- claimed. "Isn't that Doyle over there?" "There in the corner, Looking the season's ingue. The meringue may and should look as if a puff of wind would blow it away--but you make it look that way by main force and elbow grease. . In order that the action of atr on the. egg .whites may be complete, they must be beaten with a whisk. A dover beater or a churn cannot whip the amount of air into the whites necessary to make a perfect mevringue.- = = Eggs from three to five days old are best. Keep this in mind when you make an angel food cake. Some housewives, in their zeal for fresh eggs, defeat their own ends for a pretty glum, isn't he?" } "He shouldn't be here," Terry said. "Pop will give him hell foi sure for breaking training," and then for the first time Terry thought of his story | and what it would probably mean to Doyle. - "Maybe he's through already. Pop doesn't stand for much nonsense, you know," Doc Biers suggested, "He'll get in bad if he stays here," Terry said anxiously, ' "Whv don't you tell him that?" Mul- lins suggested. ) "I'd like to," Terry answered. "Better keep out of it, Burke," Doc Biers warned. "You don't want to get mixed up In any shady stuff." "But he's just a kid and he doesn't know this racket," Terry argued. "Everybody knows Tony .is a fixer, Look what happened to Dutch. It'll give the kid a' bad name." day old egg does not beat up as stiff as one three days old. . Great care must be taken in sep- arating the white from the yoik. tIEven a tiny bit of yolk prevents the white from beating well. A small amount of yolk can he removed by dampening a soft clean cloth and "dipping into the streak of yolk. Simple Meringue Here's the recipe for a simple | meringue, the kind you put on ev- eryday lemon piet White one egg, 1 teaspoon cold water, few grains salt, 2 tablespoons granulated sugar, 1-8 teaspoon flav- joring extract. Put chilled egg white on a chilled platter. Add water and salt and beat with wire whisk until stiff and dry. Beat in sugar and flavoring ex- tract and pile lightly on ple. Bake fifteen minutes in a slow oven (300 teen minutes in a very slow oven (275 to 800 degrees F.) The mer- ingues should be slightly browned when done and firm to the touch. Remove from paper and scoop out soft inside. Return shells to oven to dry out. : Fill with ice cream 'or a fruit whip and whipped cream when ready to serve. Strawberries in the shells with heavy cream dipped over them is a dessert to keep in mind for a festive occasion. am . i © THIS WEEK'S WINNER Date Pudding } 1% cup flour, % tsp. salt, % tsp. cinnoman, 3 tsp. cloves, 1-8 tsp. nutmeg, % cup molasses, "14 cup milk, 3 tablespoons melted butter, % 1b. chopped dates, 1% tsp. soda. 1 tablespoon hot water. Mix flour, salt and spices. - Add dates. Mix in milk, then molasses and butter. Add soda, dissolved in" hot water. Put in a well greased mould and steam 2 hours. Butter Scotch Sauce 1% tablespoons butter, 11% table- spoons corn starch," 1 cup brown sugar, pinch salt, % teaspoon vanilla, 1% cup boiling water. : Mix butter, corn starch, - sugar and salt in saucepan. Put over direct heat and brown well. Add boiling water and cook until thick. Then add vanilla. -- Miss Millie Hounsome, Bradford, Ont. : Attention! We will pay $1.00_ on publication for the best main course dish, pie, cake or preserve recipe received. extra pressure on estates which are|- lega) staff, wnich for weeks ha liter- | and collar, . |__dinding to this darling model in Toddlers and Scholars Will This gay little model that teams 1p simplicity with attractiveness 's0 nicely will bring out the loveli- ness of every tiny tot who wears it. The little lady in the picture doesn't "care whether Mary had a little lamb--she has a pretty dress with sloping ' shoulder lines and dainty puff sleeves that has al- ready won teacher's admiration. The sleeve sections may employ a contrasting material and do so to particular advantage. 'The other little girl stopped rolling her hoop s0 you can admire the back inter- -est_produced by the full-skirt and Peter Pan collar. If you have a little girl to sew for, this is just the frock you are looking for, The pattern is so simple a begin. ner can run it up in jig -time. Clever mothers will. make several versions, contrasting the pockets and adding bright zinghams, dimity,-- dotted swiss, percale or: party silk. Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1944. B is available for sizes: 6 month, 1, 2, and 3 years. Size 1 requires 1% 'yards of 27-inch material, pocket and facing % yard. HOW TO ORDER PATTERNS Write your name and ad- dress plainly, giving number and 'size of pattern wanted. Enclose 20c in stamps or coin (coin . prae'erred), wrap it carefully, and address your order to Barbara Bell, Room 421, 73 West Adelaide Street, Toronto, Ont. a Quebec to Tighten Acts For Women QUEBEC. -- Premier Duplessis told the Legislative Assembly that the Government would bring. i. legis. lation next session to remodel the laws in regard to wo king conditions of women in this province, and also concerning child labor. He suggested to 'the members that they * ponder to have By Their Teeth Ye Shall Know Them! But Chatacter = Reader Doesn't "Tell Us How You Analyze Bridgework : Vienna.--If you want to know person's character, look at his teeth, gays "Peritus," an $ustrian ch arac- terologist. The more civilized a person is the mora impenetrable the mask that hides his real feelings, "Peritus" finds, But we cannot change our teeth. : $ The real he-man, ac ding to this expert, has four almost equal upper incisors and his chin {is usuvally square, The womanly woman, on the other hand, has"a moré or les. poin- ted chin, and her two middle teeth are much larger than those flanking them. . : WY . man with large middle incisors 'has female characteristics and there- fore will respond readily to flattery. On the other hand, to flatter a woman with incisors of masculine evenness is just weste of time, Si: , the man with female teeth has motherly {nstincts,- while the masculine-.entured woman will |try to be "boss." "Peritus" recommends using this knowle "ge. in business as well as in private life--also with a mirror. BACKACHE Flush Kidneys of Waste Matter, Polsons and Acid and Stop Getting Up Nights 40 CENTS PROVES IT When your kidneyr are clogged and your bladder is .irritated and passage scanty and often smarts and burns, you need--Gold- Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules, a fine harmless stimulant and diuretic that always works and costs but 10 cents at any modern drug store. © It's one good, 'sate way to put healthy activity into kidneys and bladder--you'll gleep sound the whole night thru, But be sure and get GOLD MEDAL -- right from Haarlem in Holland--you are assured of results. Other symptoms of weak. kidneys and {rritated bladder are backache, puffy eyes} leg cramps, moist palms. 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Cases 're- quire a great deal of medieal and nursing care often in special isola- 3 tion hospitals, while members of °° families may be quarantined away from work and school.~There is good reason for every citizen knowing what can be done to prevent or lessen this disease. . uch can be done to prevent scar- let fever. Parents can have their children protected so that they will Inot "catch" scarlet fever. A series of injections of dilute scarlet fever toxin can be gvien which will in- crease the resistance of the body and prevent the germs from causing the rash and the fever and the sickness. Parents should 'consult their family physician or their medical officer of health about such prevention. 'When a case of scarlet fever is developing, parents can help to con- trol the disease by calling a doctor 'at once, and by keeping the rest of the family away from the child until it is ¢--tain<that it isn't going to be , scarlet fever. Before the scarlet rash appears the patient is usually sick for several days with' a head- ache, sore throat and slight fever. Pep_and appetite are lacking and vomitting may develop. Even at this time the disease is "catching" and other children may get the disease if they are playing or sleeping with the sick one. When there is scarlet fever in the neighborhood and a child falls ill in 'this way, the family physician should be consulted at once and scarlet fever should be suspected even be- fore the rash appears. Even where there are no nearby cases and a rash develops after .several days of gen- eral sickness, a physician's opinion should be obtained. The rash usually starts on the neck behind the ears and spreads down over the trunk to the arms ana legs, but mild cases may be patchy and with a short rash that may go unrecognized. The rash disappears, the skin peels, the fever subsides and the patient usually feels fine by with. in 10 days or to two weeks. But the danger is not yet over. For two or three more weeks there is the danger of complications. Discnarg- ing infected ears, tonsillitis and quinsy; and kidney disease are fre- quently late developments that must be watched for -and also guarded against. . 3 While all this is - happening the parent should observe carefully the instructions of the medical officer of health. The health 'authorities may place a placard on the house, - but the quarantine can only be kept as long as the whole family and their friends honestly abide by the regu- lations. The patient must be isolated from the rest of the family either in hos- i pital or at home. In the latter case {the instructions of the family physi- -cian must be most_rigidly observed. i This will be hard to do for the iso- ;lation 'period runs to four weeks and J |i the patient may feel fine for. the | latter fortnight and yet. ther: can {be no let-up. Children must be kept [away~all the care of washing and cooking separately for the patient must. be kept up and nursing: must ibe careful. and complete to avoid 1#'complicatigns." The temgtation. for a patidnt who feels fine, to get {up and about too soon is very great. But here again strict obedience to "Doctor's orders" is the only safe way. Resumption of the patient's normal life must be gradual and should be carefully supervised by the family - pliysician. - Autumn Fragrance (Catherine Cate Coblenz in Yankee) It is not eyes alone that gather treasure : a In swirls of gold and crimson from the wind, . For like the hound we take the final nut in. addition tothe these. issues und be ready suggestions for the Government prior to the next session, rt Hon. William """remblay, Minister of Labor, added a few words on the subject. The 'irsue was raised by Rene Labelle, member for St. Henry, Montreal," Mr. Labelle said wages paid women in some cases were dis graceful and fines were not adequate. {LADIES' APRONS. Made ir beautiful patierns of tub- fast printg. Two coverall styles, one pinafore style Colours: Rose, Blue, Green, Red,\Mauve, Yellow. Sizes Small, Medjun, Large. 9 for 1° Postpald .....} ini CA Lambton Textile Company Lambton Mille, Ontario. ~lssue No, 49 -- '36 Sibu for painful periods and it is help- ing me a lot. I am In good spirits and do my work every day, My mother used to take your medi cine and always recommended it.'? "98 out of 100 Women Report Benefit LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND degrees F.). ~ Special Meringue Whites 2 eggs, 1 tablespoon lemon juice, 6: tablespoons powdered sugar, few grains salt. (mounted for framing) Group Montreal *Maroons'!. Group "Les Canadiens' or individual pictures of: Baldy Northeott Paul Haynes Dave Trottier Marty Barry. Russ Blinco Peto Kelly Earl Robinson Dave Kerr i i ar] Robins PERg Re Beat whites of eggs with lemon y Gua Marker "Ace" Bailey \ Ow ad Genuine | juice until stiff and dry. Fold in Johny Gagnon yank Foucher _ sugar md ul aiding about 2 table- ilf, Cude arty Burke spoons at a time. Pile on pie or pua- George Mantha Alex Levinsky PY ' ; ~ding and bake fifteen minutes in a © Your choice of the above ® slow oven (300 degrees F.). The lemon juice flavors the {meringue «SR SLE 2 1 or and also helps to harden the albu- men, making a firm meringue. WHITE' Corn Syrup.--Write Meringue Shells on the back your name and One-half cup egg whites, 1-8 tea- address -- plainly -- and the words "Hockey Book' or the spoon salt, 1 cup fine granulated sugar, 1-2 teaspoon vanilla, ame of the picture you want ( liver a Beat egg whites on a large platter lehot doing tomac measure . 5 | Of harvest .fragrance--subtly chang- ing, thinned. The essence from the leaves beneath our feet, ' The frost-touched apples that the meadow holds, The new-plowed field, flung odors strangely sweet - Against the pungency of marigolds. "Did anybody "appoint you as his wet nurse?" Reynolds asked. : (To Be Continued) HOW TO ENTER CONTEST Plainly write or print out the ingredients and method and send it together with name and address to Household Science, Room' 421, 73 West Adelaide Street, Toronto. WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE-- And You'll Jump Out of Bed in the Morning Rarin' to Go should ut out two pounds of i 1a daily. If this bile bile Into your bowe daily. he) These things we breathe against the Winter days, These memories cherish unti; April wake, i : And once again slong her springtime ways, . \ New vials of beauty and of pertime break, ' God grant our hoarding last until the hour ; We scent the yielding earth holds a: flower, The Graphochart Shows how to read character from handwriting, at a glance : 106 PREPAID Graphologist Room 421 73 Adelaide St. W. Toronto EB, these beautiful jv eman Lam a inary brlghie ha one k or picture for each Freely. your until stiff, sprinkling salt over when Te Youge eomatipated. Harmicl label): Mail the label to the beginning to beat, Beat in two table- Dolto aw address below. + [__ EDWARDSBURG : CR spoons sugar, Add sugar gradually, beating constantly until a sitver io SLIT It] ive the marten Gover 4 dang THE FAMOUS ENERGY FOOD B te CANADA SE ad ANY Limited holes w | (board with heavy foolseap paper. 3! : : Wardy hotel Tomas! Drop mixture from tip of spoon or force through pastry tube, Bake fif- |-- that '1 was not offered the Order of Merit because the government knew I had already conferred it on my- self." George Bernard Shaw, w