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§8 THE DAYLY TIMBS-GAZETTS, Saturdey, July 16, 1059 -- Build, Repair or Remodel MODERN BUNGALOW WITH MANY CONVENIENCES L BEDROOM 1H-8"x 9'¢" BEDROOM 11-8" 10-8" pi -- ir one | i Pir bd bed LIVING-DINING R 18%6"x neg" KITCHE H-6%7-6" DESIGN NO. 120 ARCHITECT M. G. DIXON of Ottawa, designed this bungalow which features a large and at- tractive living room. The fire- place and corner window ar- rangement help to provide a bright and cheerful atmosphere in. the room. A handy sliding table, may be used in the kit- chen or slid through the partition to convert part of the living room into a dining area. The exterior dimensions of the house are 31 feet, four inches, by 27 feet, eight inches. The floor area is 804 square feet. while the cubic measurement is 16,480 cubic feet. Working drawings may be ob- tained from Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation at min- imum cost. African Hooch Has Lion South African police are conduct- | ing day and night raids In a move to stamp out the "skokiaan| Flesh buy stronger liquor. Most of the bootleg liquor has a base of fermented yeast, illegally Improved Calligraphy 'Penmen"s Aim OTTAWA (CP) -- In flawless queens" --native women who have | obtained since yeast may not be handwriting, the International As- made a thriving business out of bootlegging stronger alcoholic | drinks to natives than are allowed | under South Africa's racial laws. | | which are highly dangerous to the bootleggers out of business, In-| stead of peddling their wares in| But the raids have not put the the open, they now have created week-end "skokie dens" in empty | office buildings. | In Johannesburg, South Africans ean buy a fairly innocuous native | beer, "Kaffir beer," at municipal beer halls, but they cannot legally sold to Africans. The *'queens" give these drinks a "kick" by adding carbide, methylated spirit, or one of various other substances drinker. The brew is finished off by the addition of the flesh of what the '"'queen". asserts is a lion, or other wild animals reputed to have great strength and killing power. The liquor sometimes is so strong that it is literally killing. Many deaths have resulted from it. How Much Do Tractors Compact Clay Soils? sociation of Master Penmen and Teachers of Handwriting reported | Wednesday that its members are {out to improve people's mastery | |of the pen. And they're going to {start at the source--the school | teacher and pupil. The penmen, among them inter- nationally-known handwriting ex- perts from Canada and the United States, have just concluded a two- wank annual meeting at Lindsay, nt. | - Substituting .a clearly-penned re- {port for the printed fii Fred Richardson of Ottawa, the gecre- . |tary, says this is what the mem- bers decided. Handwritin be taught in colleges, and schools. Among directors elected was Miss Jean Boyes, Hamilton, E. L. | Burton, 'Toronto; M. E. Cheaney, | Sault Ste. Marie, and C. E. Emble- should versities OTTAWA -- The intensive tillage and water percolation rates |ton, St. Catharines. i { brought about by the weight of | nired TOPS May | 3 Yel to produce Yow crue Y | tractor. When the test was carried result in a very poor physical condition on clay soils, expecially | if the soil is high in moisture at| the time of tillage. If clay soils| are worked when wet, they become compacted and the pore space available for air and water is| reduced to a point where crops are unable' to make economical growth. Legume and grass crops produce a stable soil structure which enables the Soil to withstand more tillage operations before the physical condition again reaches a critical level. Some effects of tractor compac- tion on a clay soil have been studied by E. F. Bolton on the Experimental Substation, Woods- lee. A standard farm tractor with a rear wheel weight of 2,000 pounds was used to compact a clay soil under different cropping systems. These cropping systems included an alfalfa sod, a bluegrass sod, and an area that had been cropped to corn for many years. When the test was carried out during dry weather, there were no great differences in pore space out under excessive moisture condi- tions, marked differences resulted. Compaction of wet soil reduced the air pore space by 20 percent on bluegrass sod while compaction of wet corn soil reduced the air pore | space by 31 per cent. The effect of compaction treat- | ments on water movement through these soils was even more impres- sive. Compaction of wet bluegrass sod reduced the volume of water moving through the surface six inches from 39.9 to 12.9 inches per hour while compaction of wet corn soil reduced the volume of water from 2.4 to 0.7 igches per hour. Measurements for alfalfa sod show- ed a' great deal of variation as a result of root distribution but gave values almost in line with blue- grass sod. The results emphasize the importance of legumes and grasses in .a row crop rotation to maintain the soil in a favourable physical condition for economical production. It also emphasizes the importance of keeping tractors and other heavy implements off clay soils when they are too wet. SEPTIC 300-Gallon Tank 600-Gallon Tank - EE PRE-CAST TAN ABOVE PRICES INCLUDE DELIVERY AND INSTALLATION Prices and Specifications for Larger Tanks Furnished on Request. Complete with radius WE ALSO MAKE PRE-CAST CONCRETE SIDEWALKS 35 cents per square foot delivered. bend ond "approaches. BROOKLIN BROOKLIN, ONT. MANUFACTURED, DELIVERED & INSTALLED BY PRODUCTS COLLECT CALLS ACCEPTED CONCRETE TELEPHONE 155 TV FIELD DAY WINNIPEG (CP)--A. C. Jbb, a radio amateur, said he received programs from 20 United States stations in his two television sets |in one day. They came from such | widely separated points as Balti- more and Oklahoma City. Kangaroos have six teeth in their upper jaw, only two in the lower. Hot, isn't it? So this is what life in the Foreign Legion is like. .. . this is how a broiled lobster feels, eh? Well, don't get too heated up about it, Cool relief is no further away than the nearest tap. It's a fact. With all the gimmicks that civilized man has thought up to keep himself cool on these siz- zling summer days, he's never found out one to equal, let alone better, ordinary, 'good old" cold water. Drink it by the glass, let it course its way over your scorch- ed body in a shower, or merely hold your wrists under the cold tap for a few minutes, and you'll find that this, the oldest cooling element in the world, is still the best. And what's more, the supply is practically unlimited. It's amazing to think that, no matter how hot the weather gets up here, just a few feet underground there's plenty of cool, cool water that maintains a constant temperature winter and summer alike. The trick is, of course, to get the water from those few feet underground and bring it to where it will do the most good. And in that lies the fabulous story of modern plumbing, the . miracle that has brought this cool, cleans- ing element, fresh as from a moun- Gosh, It's Hot, Let's Cool off with Water tain spring, into homes by the million, giving service as constant and reliable almost as the rising sun. What a cool comfort it is on these hot mid-summer days and particularly to those people who are equipped to take full advant- age of it! Yes, this supply of wat- er, if properly used, can make life pleasanter in a dozen and one ways in this sultry season. Running water is so much of a commonplace in modern life that anybody can have a drink or a cool bath whenever the mood takes them. But think how much more the man is getting who has built himself a shower room in the base- ment, just inside the door from the garden. Here is coolness and refreshment right at hand when he's finished his set of tennis or the weekly chore of mowing the lawn. And shower rooms are no longer out- of-this-world, luxury items they once were. Modern shower cabin- ets, pre-fabricated and easy to put together, have made the installa- tion of a shower room in any home relatively easy and inexpensive. How much more the houswife gets out of her supply of cool water when her kitchen is equipped with a new labour-saving cabinet WASHINGTON -- If young gos- lings follow you around like a mother, that may just what they {think you are--a mother goose. 'Imprinting' Can Cause Mix-ups In Bird World | because a boat happened to pass | just at the proper time for im- | printing. Lorenz gave to ornithology not | Should you quack within hearing | | of day-old ducklings, their mating only the concept of imprinting but {urge may one day be directed to|also that of "releasers," intricate | human beings rather than fellow [outside stimuli which produce char- sink. Summertime is salad time, and the preparation of cooling, healthful salads is so much easier with the help of a combination sink and tub, a swivel tap and articularly the newest addition to itchen convenience, the retract- able hand-spray, ideally suited for cleansing lettuces and other salad ingredients. In the bathroom, the greatest aid to keeping cool is, of course, the shower. And no bathroom without one in this day and age. If the tub is not already fitted with a shower, it can now equipped with any one of a variety of exposed shower fittings at low cost, easy to instail and attractive in appearance. Recent advances in the design of shower heads make the shower bath both a cooling and invigorat- ing = experience. New adjustable shower heads give a choice rang- ing from a soft, misty spray to an energizing, needle-sharp shower that makes you feel like going out and starting that game all over again, torrid temperatures notwith- standing. > Originally designed for shampoo- ing, the hand-shower fitting for the bathroom lavatory can also be a boon in hot weather. Just to douse your perspiring head with liquid coolness from one of these handy. be | come group. be | There's plenty of cool, refreshing retractable sprays will drop your temperature several welcome not- ches. And none of these conveniences need be lacking in your home for fear of a large initial expenditure. 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Among the strangest occurrences known to ornithologists, the National Geo- graphic Society says, is the fact that most birds at one definite and early stage in their lives accept as their own kind the first living thing* to make certain impressions upon them. LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT Imprinting was first described by the Austrian naturalist, Konrad, Lorenz. Studying bird behavior, Lorenz realized that most birds do not recognize their own species by instinct, but rather by some defin- ite early contact. : A newly hatched wild goose, for example, looks upward when it first sees the light of day. Any- thing that moves and then draws away in 'a certain manner will imprint the gosling, be it bird, beast, or humankind. Greylag gos- lings, the common wild geese of Europe, were imprinted by Lorenz and thereafter regarded all humans as proper objects for matrimony. With mallard ducklings, Lorenz quacked vigorously in his best mallardese and found that the sound rather than sight caused imprinting to occur. In the book "King Solomon's Ring," Lorenz describes himself waddling in his garden quacking at the top of his voice, followed by a line of trusting ducklings which unfortunately were invisible to a crowd of astonished tourists peering over the fence. Birds raised by a human: keeper in strict isolation from their own kind refuse thereafter to react to fellow-members of the species. Im- printin is apparently irreversible; from the brief moment of imprint- ing on, the bird behaves exactly as if its reactions were instinctive. MOTHERS WITH MOTORS In the wild, of course, the first creatures that a bird sees from its nest are its own parents, unless they are frightened away. In that case, peculiar things happen some- times. There are records of geese thinking themselves to be boats, a garage or outdoor living number of months. 84 Simcoe St. S. 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