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{ m=' How Fruit Stains May Be Removed Bolling Water Will Take Most of Them Out of Wash- able Fabrics Harvest fruits make delightful eating, but the stains they leave on linens and clothing, unless great care is taken, are not such a happy story. It's hard work get- ting these .out unless they are treated promptly and in the right way. xT "Herp are some tips on how to remove fruit stains from washable fabries; go to work while the stains are still fresh and damp it possible. Alkalis, such as those in soap, and heat from the iron will set eome fruit and berry stains, making them difficult, sometimes color washables, except the stalns of peaches, pears and plums, First, stretch the stained fabrics over a bowl and fasten with a string so #t can't slip off. Then pour water from a height of three or four feet so that it strikes the stain with force. It necessary, rub the fabric: oo pir = ° . 17) between applications of boiling i they already haye In tho salvation ness, through tlie knowledgs ot febroadeast of the big show from | Thursdays 9 to 9.30). A female of world. It is a force far larger {if water to loosen the stain.' S U N D A Y which 1s theirs In Jesus Christ, him that called us by his own glory CFRB commencing at 8.30. the name of "Anasthesia Corn- and far more- powerful than Roms= Hu i It the stain is not completely then 'urges them to grow in their and virtue." There is a free gift * * . tassel" has a crush on the Pro- mel's army which brought, in Mr, hac gone when the water treatment is S C H 0] (0; L Christian lite. of Divine power for all our needs, One of Ontario's most popular fessor. He simply cannot shake Churchill's phrase, the greatest finished; put a little lemon julce Faith By God's Grace everything to foster the spiritual programmes, Treasure Trail, has this gal. His culture, his learning, recession of our hopes since the on the spot, and put it in the sun to bleach, or use one of the chem: {cal bleaches, such as hydrogen poroxide with a small amount of baking sode or ammonia added, sodium perborate, hydro-sulphite or javelle water, may be used. All of these solutions should be well diluted with water and the fabric can Guam Island prisoners to work: as stevedores on the docks of Osaka, a major port near Kobe, now humming with activity, says © 5 Joreashing within fighter-plane range of the Japa AMERICAN TROOPS EXTENDING HOLD aa # ¥ PPT 9 Having SX ed La ON ALEUTIANS EE nese-occupied island of Kiska,-in the Aleutians, rmy troops here are shown in their landing operation to establish positions on the Andreanof group of the island chain. preparing to move back from the shore to set-up guns and follow ot reached the beach with their equipment, the soldfers are shown er prearranged plans, LESSON LESSON 42 GROWTH IN CHRIST Luke 2:40.52; Hebrews 6:11-14; 2 Peter 1:18 PRINTED TEXT Luke 2:40 62; 2 Peter 1:18 GOLDEN TEXT.--Grow in the Growth During Boyhood 40. "And the child grew, and waxed strong, filled with wisdom: and the grace of God was upon 1. "Simon Peter, a servant and apostle of Jesus Christ, to them that have obtained a like preclous faith with us {n the righteousness of our God and the Saviour Jesus Christ." Faith gives exactly the same spiritual privileges to all, whether the most famous of apos- ties, or the most obscure of be- life and to guide into the way of holiness. Wisdom will be given that we may understand God's will and choose aright, strength to _persevere in the midst of trial, boldness to make confession ot the Lord before men, and watch fulness lest we, as did the teach. ers of error, wax overconfident. THIS CURIOUS WORLD By William | Ee Ed RADIO REPORTER ix rosr Do you remember Judith Evelyn who played the part of Margaret in a series of dramatic broadcasts known as "The Country Doctor" about 7 years ago? Since those days' Judith has become a top ranking Broadway star, having won the acclaim of New York critics and audiences with her outstand- fng performances in the dramatic role of Mrs. Manningham in the play "Angel Street', The last time Judith Evelyn's name was prom: fnently featured in the Ontarig "press was when she arrived In To- ronto, a survivor of the torpedo®d liner "Athenia," Next Sunday Ju. dith Evelyn returns to Toronto to ghare with Vincent Price, her leading man in the Broadway play, the principal role in oie of radio's star of stage and radlo, and we suggest that you make a definite point of tuning in at 7.30 p.m. Sun- day, October 18th, to CBL or other network stations of the CBC who will carry the broadcast. For those who miss its earlier presentation, Judith. Evelyn may bo heard in a changed its time, and the chango has been inspired by a patriotic motive. Formerly presented over CI'RB 9.30 to 10 Wednesday eve- nings, Treasure Trail has been moved one hour earlier in order to provide network facilities for tho All-Star Variety programme in the interests of the Fourth Victory yadio Sunday afternoon 5.30, tune In CBI, or other station of the CBC national network, and trans. form your thoughts to the Land Talking of ncon-hour programs. Do you ever "Listen to Lesser"? 12.56 to 1.10 CFRB. Just what that follow can do with a bunch of records, eound effects, and a doz- en and one other gadgets, Is no- body's business. For sheer or igin- ality, and for that droll sense of humor that always gets a smile, you can depend on Idsser. He has just about the craziest gtunts on a broadcast that anyone "could think up . . . but he's the fellow that surely hits the head on the nail when it comes to a laugh, And one of Légser's prize quips . and he takes great delight in tak ing the laugh on himself . is that he's not interested any more fn a "second front" .,. he claims to carry his own around with him disturbing the peace. But Lesser's troubles are only just beginning, 80 ho says. Any difficulty that he has had with the "Listen to Less- er" broadcast in the past pales into significance since he graduat- ed Into the "Professor" class on the Ontario Caravan show (CFRB, his compelling command of liter- ature and science have the gal mesmerized. And its a sure thing that she'll follow him to Meaford on the Ontario Caravan broadcast Thursday, Oct, 15th and to Strat ford, October 22nd, Tune in for developments, Smaller Armies The success of the Germans in North Africa proves once more the value of the small, highly equipped army, notes The Van. couver Sun. According to Mr. Churchill, Rommel had 90,000 troops only and yet with them he has created one of the great mili- tary crises of history, threatening the Sucz Canal and control of the whole Near Fast, Such an army in the last war would have been considered in- capable of any major undertaking. Yet a Japanese army of such size or smaller took the South Seas and their rich islands, and the« priceless peninsula of Burma from us. A small force also assured the fall of France. This, except for the titanic, head-on struggle of against other armies inadequately equipped to meet them, To Canadians the lesson of this experience is especially signifi- cant. ~ Canada has a small army overseas, some 150,000 men, It ig, according to the Government, the most mechanized army in the fall of France. We should real ize, therefore, that our army, bes cause of its extraordinary equip- ment, is-not a minor item in the resources of the United Nations but a weapon which, given the opportunity, may play a major part in their victory. 12 Musical note. 13 Hodgepodge. 14 Modern, 15 Gem. 21 Slash, | 23 Wine cup. 25 To make a ) h t him." 'He grew and waxed Ferguson of Make-Believe with John Ada- 16 Sorrowful. mistake, Newsweek. Sweating in the hot, strong'--the physical Is first; 'be- gkin. Youll hear stories written 17 Circle part, 26 Sack. humid summer, the men are coming filled with wisdom'--the by the internationally famous 19 Thing. -. 27 Voiceless, forced to load Jap army trans- ports with bombs, guns, ammuni- tion and other supplies. In re- mental is second; and the third {8 not necessarily third in order, Hans Christian Andersen and the Brothers Grimm. It is also expect ed that-the-series will includo a 22 Boundary. 24 Pertaining 28 Melodies. 30 Fish, rinsed thoroughly so that no trace | grace and knowledge of our Lord levers: this faith is given by the All thingss are granted; all things nd a Ty 3.13 30 hu of the solution is allowed to dry and Saviour Jesus Christ. 2 Peter graco and mercy of God, without may be ours. bis ond BT nilicaten LISTEN TO : in the fabric. 3:18. . any desert or merit of man; it partaking of Holiness that he * Victory Loan Celebrity i For peach, pear and plum stains | THE LESSON IN ITS SETTING brings with It equal privileges be 4 "Whereby he hi . eriad Ri J 2 | E Tin " A : : : . hereby he hath granted Series will be just about the fin- ? ¥ soak the staiired spot in cold wat. Time. -- Our Lord- was born cause of the absolute justico or unto us his precious and -exceed- est and most worth while pro- . 2 er and then place It either In a elther 4 or 5b B.C, and thus the 'righteousness of our God and the ng great promises; that through grammes originating within the g solution of half vinegar and water | .year when He was twelve would Saviour Jesus Christ. these ye may become partakers of Dominion for a long long time. ; ' a } i or a solution of oxalie acld gad be A.D. 7 or 8; and the time of Peter's Admonition ) the divine nature, having escaped They will come from 'Toronto, ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM ONTARIO WEEKLY f= g water (approximately one table- His visit to the templo, April of 2. "Grace to you and peaée be .| from the corruption that is in the Montreal and Ottawa. So there's NEWSPAPERS : # spoonful of acid to one quart of that year. . multiplied in the knowledge of God world by lust." Becoming "par a swell lineup for Wednesday § water). Ringe and bleach in the The date for the Epistle to the and of Jesus our Lord" This takers of the divine nature" does night . .. 830 to 9 pm. Treasure EACH SUNDAY AT 2 Pp M i sp or »% i peroxide; re- Hobeaws she Se Mourn is 'knowledge' is the channel of not mean that man ever comes to Trail with those mirth provoking, Aa idaingrd i rinse carefully. certained, but it certainly was be- 'grace,' it is the ground of 'peace, posaess the essence of being whieh' money distributing phil r0- g A ace, SECSH SS : S philanthro : It the material treated is rayon, | fore the destruction of Jerusalem, it 1s the means of salvation, it 1s God has that makes [lim God, in pists, Ral Purdy and Al Savage . . CFRB oe 860 On Your Dial 4 do no uso vinegar but instead tho about A.D. 66. The Apostle Peter the instrument of all blessings. contrast to the essence we have 9 to 10 the All-Star Variety Victory . : i oxalic acid solution. The -rayon wrote his Second Epistle at about Peter writes to remind Christians that makes us men. We will be Loan broadeast. CFRB carries may be made with an acetate and the samo time, approximately of the content of this knowledge, men forever, and nover God; but |[- them both. - Bo 080 ot vinegar would spoil the AD. 66. i Sando to warn them of apostate teachers as God is love, so are we to be so + es TEa ¥ material. place.--The passages describing who aré opposing it in tho inter- filled with love that wo i - Tr : 5 whe v j . i partake of There are times when we all the early life of our Lord relate ests of a false 'knowledge,' to en- His nature of love, and we love want to get away from the tragic, YOUTHFUL ACTRESS Jap System ca; or 10ine Dey in Josue courage them to value and to de- oven as He loved us. As God's matter-of-fact world to the land-of- u om, and in Nazareth, far north in Neds ATEE ee wn believe. Byory IOVS 4 ] ] EEE BEA Gall Ras fio Enow teom velop this true knowledge of God nature is one of holiness, we are _ make believe. Everybody enjoys a HORIZONTAL Auswer lo Previous Puzzle 18 Pine tar Contra intornati 11 alllee. . and of Christ. y to "be holy, even as He Is holy, fairy tale beginning with the fam- 1, 5 Pict 1 reer substances on i Vi erna ona, i aw, what places the Epistle to the He- 8. "Seeing that his divine power sand thereby through the indwell- - flfar phrase, "Once upon a time ) 9 ac LIL TIAM 20 Si : > Mish BE Trajoets Yor brews and the Second Epistle of hath granted unto us all things | ing of His Poly Spirit, to partake +. So, kids, from 7 to 70 you Yorrhiu one ROY => prisoners o itary Peter were written. 3 g 5 ines ake y ac x 3 5 hey Japs have sent about 100 Ameri- that pertain unto life and godli of His Loliness. can take your place around the 11 Olive shrub. pictures. impossible to get out. most, recent network successes, all the time , . . a rotund waist the Russian front, is a war of ; Boiling water will remove most Nazi Eyes on Canada." Canada is line of . . . Inches. We darep't gmall armies, stabbing quickly i . fruit stains from white or fast proud to welcome this talented put it in print. We'd be sued for' "i an A -- and yet its Statement 1s third be- 2% cause. it _Js_so largely a. matter that les within the realm of "the«-j~--= 31 Born. 36 Hymns, 3 Action. 37 Liquid parts --4-Fo steer wild of false to nebulae, ~<--4urn--for~their-_lahor..they get 8 © few sen daily, which are mythi- cally deposited to their credit in epecial dramatisation of "Bambi", 29 Staying using the original music of Walt power. ~~ PlEhey ds enroolr with perhaps an 32 Tnstrument 52 Shoe hottom. _CHHLDREN a Jap bank. Jap-held . American prisoners, exclusive of resident. civilians in occupied Asia,' and prisoners taken in the Philippines, are in- terned in two camps -- one In Japan, the other in China. larger of the camps is that at Woosung, a former Jap cavalry barracks near Shanghai. In it are the marine and civilian defenders of Wake Island, North China marines, sailors from the United" States gunboat Wake, seamen from sunken American merchant- men, and officers of the liner President Harrison--whose crew were released at Shanghai where they roam about at will, Three-fourths of the Guam Is- land prisoners are in Japan's Zentsuji camp. Many Philippine prisoners are also reported work- ing in labor gangs building roads on Hainan Island off Indo-China, Internment camp conditions aren't extremely bad. While food consists mainly of rice with a small amount of barley and pickles added to prevent beriberi, it is sufficient in quantity. Read- ing matter is scarce but games, at first forbidden, now are per- mitted. The greatest hardship is "the lack of adequate medicines, of coal to heat the camp, and of warm clothing for winter. : by | One-Horse-Power Motor Carriage "Do you see what I sce, or am I fmagining things?" said a motor- fst on an Irish country road to his companion. They were over taking what appeared to be a small car, but below it they could see the feet of a horse go clippety- clop, clippety-clop. When they drew level they saw that it was, indeed, a-small car-- or had been one--but that the bon. not had been removed, the front wheels moved back some distance, and that the motive power was . one horse. The driver was a lady who sat In her carriage as proudly a8 a queen. There are 80,628,000 - Amerl- ean citizens ~ eligible. to vote, acording to census figures, The - graco of God that it is put last-- 'the Grace of God was upon Him!' Growth as a Young Man 52. "And Jesus advanced in wlis- dom and stature, and in favor with God and men." We have here: ex- actly the same facts as in the growth of the child: "The child grew, and waxed strong; becoming filled with wisdom; and the grace of God was upon him'; but here is a different order and relatjon. In those earlier years from baby: hood to boyhood the physical is supreme, necessarily 80; and we violate the lifo of a child betwoen babyhod and boyhood it wo at tempt to make the mental "sus preme. But now things are alter- ed: the mental is supreme. He advanced in wisdom, and this de- velopment in wisdom accompanied and governed the development in stature. The supreme thing in theso years Is wisdom; subservl- ent to it, not degraded by it, but ennobled by it, 1s development In stature. Growth of Christian - Life 1. "Simon Peter, a servant and apostle of Jesus Christ, to them that have obtained a like precious faith with us In the righteousness of our God and the Saviour Jesus Christ: 2. Grace to you and peace be multiplied in tho knowledge of God and of Jesus our Lord; 3. see- ing that his divine power hath granted unto us all things that pertain unto life and godliness, through the knowledge of him that called us by his own glory and virtue; 4. whereby he hath grant- ed unto us his precious and ex. ceeding great promises; that throughl these ye may become par- takers of the divine nature, having escaped from the corruption that fs in the world by lust. 5. Yea, and for this véry cause adding on your part all diligence, In your faith supply virtue; and in your virtue knowledge; 6. and In your knowledge self-control; and in your self-control patience; and In your patience godliness; 7. and in your godliness brotherly kind- ness; and in your brotherly kind- ness love, 8. For it these things are yours and abound, they make you to Ye mot idle nor unfrujttul unto the knowledge of our lord Jesus Christ! The Apostle begins this. Epistle by showing to his readers some of the riches which 0 ITN, NN IN THE UNITED STATES, THERE ARE NATIONAL WILD LIFE ~ REFUGES, COMPRISING 12 MILLION ACRES, U-5 3 IN THE UNITED STATES 2 OVERRLIIL ED THE LEGISLATORS AND HAD THE TO THE WHITE AND BLUE COLUMBINE. 221 COPR. 1935 BY NEA SERVICE, DURING WHAT MONTH DO WE SEE THE SUN STRAIGHT OVERHEAD, ANSWER: The sun never {s seen straight overhead in the Unit~ ed States. One must travel to the Tropit,of Cancer, almost as far south as Cuba, to see the sun directly overhead, and than only fn June, NEXT: A fish that eats her husband. added sprinkling of that popular artist's Dlessing., - Canada Delivers 51st Cargo Ship The Canadian shipbuilding In- dustry last week delivered into gervico its Bist 10.000-ton cargo ship, all but one of them complet: ed this year. "Only one cargo ship was com- pleted prior to Jan. 1, 1942," sald the Minister in a brief statement. "The output for nino months of this year represents 500,000 dead- weight tons of shipping. "Favored by fdeal climatic con- ditions which permit year-round launchings, and operating seven days a week, British Columbia yards have led tho way both in number of ships built and in speed of construction." Last June a west coast ship- yard launched the 10,000-ton Fort Pitt 77 days after her keel was laid, at that time a Canadian rec- ord In steel freighter construc- tion. In a satement issued earlier this month Mr Howe said contracts have heen negotiated for construc tion in Canada of nearly 300 10, 000-ton cargo ships, at a cost of about $600,000,000, In addition there are a number of 4,700-ton ships to be constructed, all on the jast coast, ' "53 She was a for grating. -- movie 33 Eluder. x actress. 34 Unit of work. 4 35 Frost bile, 04 Male. 37 Unit. . 38 Ever (contr). 57 Roofs again, 39 Incessant, 58 Her vivacily 42 Auction, coins, 2 Arm bone. 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