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Lol AWA DAILY HIMED, IHURSBAT, JANUARY Iv, 1247 CFFETIVE TEETH 1 72¢ PROMINENT 1} FEFBLE MINDED able As Intelligence In. cr ases, Doctor Says Toronto, Jan, 10--Tncreases of cavities in teeth, as the degree of intellisence increases, is a peculs far feature encountered among feeble-minded children at the On- | tarlo [Taspital, Orillia, in thu | course of scientific investigaton at that fustitntion, the Mail and Em pire veports, The answer seems | to be a matter of diet, As the de- gree of intelligence rises, people | have a greater desire for eels | and prepared foods, The idiot is | quite satisfied with plain, whole- | jome food, and probably has ney er had sweets, Even during thelr stay in the institution, the brigh. | er patients get a certain amount of chocolates, candy, ete, while a | treat for the lower type is usually fruit, | During the last year, V, M, Lloyd , D.D.8,, carried on some ' Investigation in connection with the susceptibility and prevention of dental diseases in the children at the Orillia school, A girl of 20 was presented ' for examinatic Seven teeth were found to be ba ly carious and abcessed, and ex- traction was necessary, Her tone sils were also removed, Before the operation the patient had thin halr, and there was a possi. bility of her becoming bald, Four months after the operation she had a marked growth of hair which was quite thick, and her hair Nay stopped falling out, Observations noted by Dr, Lloyd are the results of conditions founa COAL-- Phone 193 W. J. SARGANT Yard--80 Bloor Street E, Orders Promptly Delivered TIME TABLES | CPR. FIME FABLE New Schedule, taki Sunday Shade, ar effect 1201 am Goins Wh Daily except Sunday Daily except Sonday All times sbove are times ts depart iid Oshawa Stat Oe oy C. N. R, TIME TABLE Effective Jan. 6, 1929 Eastbound 8.23 a.m. ~Daily except Sunday. 8.58 a.m.--Sunday only, 9.59 a.m.--Daily. 1.17 p.m.~Daily except Sunday. 2.32 p.m.~Daily except Sunday. 6.47 p.m.--Daily except Sunday. 9.42 p.m.--~Daily, 1.39 p.m.--Daily except Saturday. 2.09 a.m.~Daily, 12.25 a.m. ~Daily. 4.44a.m,--Daily. 5.45 a.m.--Daily. 5.53 a.m.--Daily except Sunday. 6.20 a.m.--Daily, 9.07 a.m. Daily except Sunday. 2.06 p.m.~Daily except Sunday. 4.37 p.m.--Daily. 7.14 p.m.--Sunday only. 7.27 p.m.--Daily except Sunday, 8.45 p.m.--Daily except Sunday. in wore than 400 children, In th case of idiots, 22,7 percent of al} mouths examined were non-carious, and only 18 percent were badly carious, Ameng imbectles, the largest group, whose physiglogical agé is from three to seven, and a. tual age from seven to 21, teeth of ten percent were without chvities and 21 percent had badly carious. mouths, That is, the percent of cavities was higher, although 42 percent of this group use a tooth brush regularly, A third group is composed of in. of physiologi- cal age seven to twelve, and actus al age eight to 21, These are cap- able of looking after themselves, and being taught personal cleanli- ness and oral hygiene, The aver- age number of cavities was six-- more than in either of the previ. ous groups, and yet. 52 percent use a toothbiush regularly, As to healthy gums, the percen- tage amon cies 45.9, "That the toothbrush is a benu. ficial aid to the health of the gums. "That the teet hof the feeble- minded child are of the same shape and formation as those of the nor- mal child, "That as the degree of intelli- gence increases the number of de- velopment defects probably de- creased, "That in my opinion diet has a great deal more to do with the prevention of dental caries than the toothbrush in these patients, "That in the majority of cases where the gums are unhealthy, the occlusion is poor, SEPARATE SCHOOLS ASK ADDED FUNDS Controversy in the Legisla- ture Probable Over Assess- ment Act Amendment Toronto, Jan, 10, -- There promises to be at least one highly controver- sial issue before the Legislature at its forthcoming session, in a move for Assessment Act amendment, to provide what separate school sup- porters regard as a more equitable distribution of taxes derived from public utilities, incorporated com- anies, and also those arising out of osses by the government of private property, School taxes collected from such corporations as the Canadian Na- tional Railway, Hydro-Electric Com- ntission and the like go entirely to public schools, and it has long been argued by Roman Catholic leaders that such revenues should be direct- ed also to separate support, in pro- pgrtion to school attendance. _iberal members of the Assembly are to hold their pre-sessional caucts in a few days, when proposed legis- lation will be discussed, and the agi- tation for Assessment Act changes may receive some attention, Four of the group are Roman Catholic It is reported from Ottawa that a meeting between representatives of French and English-speaking Roman Catholic school supporters of the province is to be called at an early date. The Ottawa Citizen says: "The matter has been brought to a head at the Archbishop's palace, of a num- ber of bishops, clergy and separate school officials from all over the pro- vince, when a committee was formed to deal with the question" Thé atitude of the Government has not been disclosed, but it is un- derstood that no such amendment to the Assessment Act is included in legislation now under way for the session, EDMONTON FLIERS BACK FROM NORTH Successfully Carry Anti Toxin to Stricken Settlements Edmonton, Alta., Jan 10--Frost- by the recent conference in Ottawa, SEGRAVE WILL TRY TO SET UP A NEW RECORD English Auto Racer To Try To Get Speed of 240 Miles An Hour Daytona Beach, Fla, Jan, 9.--The perfect sands of 'Daytona Beach, which have served as a speed course for the world's fastest racing cars, will be the scene of the international speed trials of Major H., 0. D, Se- grave, who hopes to set a new record of 240 miles an hour in March, William F. Sturm, American man- ager for Major Segrave, chose the Daytona Beach course as the site of the British speed ace's trials, after considering conditions at Ormond, Jacksonville and the Island of Sa- pole off the coast of Georgia, Barney Oldfield set the world on fire in 1910 by flashing down this beach at the rate of 131 miles an hour, Since that day, Burman, De Palma, Milton, Segrave, Campbell, and Ray Keech have broken that world mark in rapid succession, Keech, young Philadelphia speed demon, gave the world its latest mark to shoot at when he made his dash down the beach at 207.552 miles an hour. It is this record which Major Segrave hopes to break, so that the world honors may be re- turned to Great Britain. Major Segrave was the first man do exceed 200 miles an hour in a racing creation, setting a new world record in March of last year at 203 miles an hour. His new machine, the "Golden Arrow," is now under con- struction in Great Britain, It will be completed next month and brought to America early in February. ASKS DAMAGES LOST AFFECTION Toronto Worker Charges | Builder With Breaking Up His Home Toronto, * Jan, 10-- The Samuel L. Jessop, city builder, alienated his wife's affections under pre- tense of employing her in a real estate' brokerage business, is the charge made by Charles Nelson, Swedish caisson worker, in a writ filed at Osgoode Hall. Nelson claims $2,600 damages. Judgment, was reserved yester- day hy Chgfles Garrow, K.C., Mas- ter of Chambers, on a motion made on behalf of Nelson to strike out the defense filed by Jesson on the ground that the latter refused to answer certain questions during examination for discovery. E. B. Titus, for the defendant, contended that in this action Jessop was not nnder the necessity of answering the questions asked. Home Broken Up Nelson states that he and his wife were married in May, 1925, <he then being a widow, Mrs, Marte Chandelier. Jessop's association with her resalted in their separa- tion for a year but he, Nelson, had finally returned to her on the nromise to cease all relations with Jessop, In August, 1928, Nelson says, he discovered that Jessop had renewed his attentions and he charges adultery and the breaking np of their home. In his statement of defense, Jes- sop declares that he was associat- ed with Mrs. Nelson solely in a business way. She is Finnish, he explains, and he, heing then a real estate salesman, found her useful in introducing him to prospective clients among her compatriots. He paid her a commission for her ser- vices, he says. He declares that at no time did he conduct himself with her in anything but a proper manner, NO CONFIRMATION OF MERGER RUMOR Report, However, Leads to Upward Swing in Distillery Stock Toronto, Jan 10 Although need ed on the stock market to the ex- tent of occasioning a mild flurry, rumors of the merger of the prin- elpal distilleries of Canada failed to secure confirmation when they gained circulation. yesterday. The firm of Hiram Walker-Gooderham and Worts was mentioned as the central one in the mooted amalga- mation and its stock responded by an upward swing of six dollars per share. Responsible officials of the company, however, could not he reached to substantiate or deny the rumor, and in some quarters it was regarded as simply a maneouvre, by stock market operators to coun- teract the depressing influence of the anti-smuggling enference at present in session at Ottawa, On the previous day the Walker stock dropped $2.50 per share on the news of the Ottawa confer- ence, which was Interpreted by the market as a "hearish" factor. Around noon in 'yesterday's trad- ing, however, a New York despatch intimaféd that a merger was pend- ing of Canadian distilleries under the leadership of the Hiram Walk- er-Gooderham and- Worts concern, LETT, NICHOLLS AND HALLITT Real Estate Insurance and Loans. Phone 3254 11 King St. East, Oshawa The effect of the consolidation, it was stated, would be to create « virtual monopoly of the manufac- ture of spirits and industrial alco- hol, The news proved constructive in its effect upon the Walker stock. Before the market closed it gained six points. Industrial alcohol, on the other hand, a concern whieu might reasonably be expected tu be included in' any merger plans, failed to perform on the Montreal exchange, closing fractionally low- elr than it had on the previous day, BAN ESSAY CONTESTS Toronto, Ont.,, Jan. 10,-- Essay contests are to he hanned from Tor- onto collegiates if the hoard of edu- cation heeds the advice of the hoard of high school principals, Col. W. C. Mitchell, supervising principal, reported to the school management committee recently it was time these contests were rul-| | See this "Close in" in" Home 7 Rooms--Brick--All con veni and n, Gare age attached to dwelling, Only 2 minutes to any. c------------ REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE Cutler & Preston 64 King St. West Telephones 578. 218 Night Calls 510, 1560, where, Specially reduced for quick sale to $35,000, Easy terms, Now owned by business man who is getting larger home, PHONE 1550 THE DISNEY REAL ESTATE 4% Prince ST) Oshawa, ont Associated Salesmen J. W, Lint Residence Phone 1221W J.D, Rutherford Phone 638) A ed hou principals opinion that such competitions are of little educational value to the pupils of our schools and do not Serv. are for out so far as regular school rs are concerned, He said: "The are of the unanimous Money to first mortgages. REAL ESTATE utomobile and Fire Insurance of all kinds J. H. R. LUKE Phones 871, 031, G8TW, loan REGENT THEATRE BLK, Ret Oe at 6% per cent, e the purpose for which they intended. They afford no scope of original thought. It is impos- | wh: petitiv eessay is the genuine work or to the pupil submitting it, at extent assistance has been i#ible to ascertain whether a com- received fromr outside sources.' ELLA CINDERS--Her Speeding Account Qo By Bill Conselman and Charlie Plumb rile i RZ on) 2% Se -- Blla's First ricle in her anonymously retontect car . zichet-- 1 CAN'T TELL YOU ALL T KNOW IS THAT WAS POSITED] E You MIGHT pS FOR, Park © oF that? rious giver cloesrt Things by /fclves (1! TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS! By Geo. McManus ri ft {iil HUH! HE LEFT MIS CANE-THATS Aa FINE LOOKIN Ww TICK FER A GUY M7 Yo CARRY: A | (5 Hil i (THAT GUY THAT WUZ JUST HERE LOOK AT THE CANE HE LEFT ON THE PIANO - THE BIG CALF - FATHER - YOU HAD Se ral A Whitby. Oshawa, Bowmanville BUS LIN MAY BE PRODUCED FROM SAPLINGS THREE INCHES IN HEIGHT IN FROM EIGHT TO TEN YEARS. THE MAIN ROOTS OF THE BABY E 4 "HEDUI bitten, tired and considerably em- WEEK DAY Soi LE barrassed by the gigantic reception (Eficctive oo and aites Nov. 4 accorded them upon their arrival DADDY, WHERE DID § THE MAN AT THE .45 a.m. 10.35 a.m. 10.50 a.m 12.3 p.m. J2.4 pmo 4.3 p.m opm 10.55 paw somnahe Sates ane Carelyt Ovivers 4 A LARION Proprietor Bowens Foone M2 or 348 Phoce 208 Osisra Waitiog Room, 0 Prince St. at the Edmonton flying field after their epic trip to Fort Vermillion, Captain Wilfred "Wop" May and Lieutenant Victor Horner brought their small Avian plane to a stop here Sunday afternoon. The plane had to be stopped far down the field. Breaking the police lines and overpowering those eiti- zens who would have stopped their mad rush toward the plane, close to 5,000 people started for "Wop" and "Vic". The plane was halted, the aviators were taken from their seats, hoisted to sturdy shoulders, and paraded a distance of 500 yds. to the hanger, where they had the opportunity to warm themselves before a blazing fire that had been especially built for them. Both left Edmonton Wednesday morning carrying with them 600.- 000 units of anti-toxin which was to be used to combat the spread of diphtheria at Fort Vermillion and Little Red River, where the factor at the former place had died and other people there: showed signs of suffering from the disease. {TB VERESTING EXAMPLES OF DWARFED TREES 13 TREE ARE CUT OFF AND ONLY THE IE canons OF iE Pant ARE FAMOUS FOR THER DARED TREES WKH ARE GROVH I MANY FANTASTIC AMD DECORATIVE FORMS. SMALL ONES ARE ALLOWED TO DEVELOP. WEIGHTS ARE HUNG OM THE BRANCHES TO CAUSE THEM TO CURVE IN ALL SORTS OF WEIRD FORMS. THE TREES ARE KEPT iN THE SHADE UNTIL MATURED. | XL King Fentures Syndicate PRODUCE A DWARF | Ree, BETTY © TIMBER FOR | Toompicks! 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