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th rmhm htm yllfrr f nlvhr 7na iqlr pg 7 3 gyprocwoolldsulation hnd storm sash z anyone can install gyproc wool between the attic floor joists without any muss in the house it wilijpay for itself many times over in fuel savings and greater comfort sufficient gyproc wool for a 2 thickness over the ceiling of an average house 24 ft x 30 ft would only cost 2200 our storm sash are made of genuine on tario white pine at no extra cost over hard pine sash despite the fact that they will iast more than twice as long windows measured and quotations given with out obligation j b mackenzie son acton georgetown phone 33 of course we hake loans oai everyday business jloa arc invited co ttt with us your re quirements for penonal or business purposes bank of montreal georgetown branch j r smith manager iiiu whehe sim t8 are welcome m the poetry hour br kaboa whsmoo c wtankr bradlcam inj wnusarvle a rune breathed a sigh of re bel when the door of the den was safely shut for the twelfth successive monday her aunt had allowed her to clean this room promptly at 10 o clock without ques tion and though in the bitter round of arline s overworked days ot was no such treat to clean a room the den was different for here was the radio and here at en on mondays march conducted lis poetry hour the newspapers liked to make a bit of a mystery of march no one knew who he was even the radio icople professed ignorance qf his real identity this morning the clear beau tiliil oicc began at the request tt one of my audience who like myself prefers to conceal her iden y i am going to share with you nme of the most beautiful sonnets in the english language arline i the girl sprarrfljto her feet trem sling i so this is howlyou work using up my radio wet to work now your uncle has an important con growing rhubarb in winter months it is interesting to know that a sup ply of fresh rhubarb stalks may be made available from january to the following spring by forcing in the cellar for fresh growth during the winter months the procedure is ex plained in a circular issued by the dominion department or agriculture a few good sized crowns or pieces cut oft the plants in the garden will furnish enough forced stalks for a family as the crowns or plants from which the stalks are to be forced have received the necessary nourishment during the season it is not necessary to plant them in soil in the cejar although this may be found the most convenient material in which to put the plants as the roots must be kept moist for best results the roots are dug up just beore winter sets in and before being put in the cellar they ore left out to freeze solidly an exposure to frost from ten days to two weeks is desirable as roots force more quickly afterwards if they have been frozen next the plants are set close together in the cellar either in boxes or on the taor they may remain in total or almost total darkness while being forced bj without light the colour of the rhu barb is a very attractive shade of pinkish red the one lot of plants will continue to throw up stalks for six weeks or two months or until the roots are j exhausted to ensure a continuous supply some roots may be kept frozen and not put in the warm cellar until stalks from the first lot are ready for use the temperature in the cellar should not be high between50 to 60 degrees fahrenheit is a good range and rhubarb will force at even lower temperature though more slowly beautifying weeds cultivating weeds for their btuty and marketable value seems a defln tte departure from the classifies ion which man has placed upon tie earth but that is exactly what a gra duate of stanford university is now doing in los angeles furthermore he has built a business during the last four years which is a credit to the constructive idea upon which it is the very weeds which men who till the soil have spent time and money immeasurable trying to destroy are now being beautified by the decora t tlve processes and are m charm toe accompaniments to floral arrange t and decorations unlimited scope of this new in k runs from tiny gif w pots pu qnes and beautiful arrangements at tached in front of mirrors to elabor ate requirements of ball rooms clubs and threatres this business was started about four years ago in a small garage build fay with the experimental tinting of laurel and eucalyptus branches al most immediately these became poou- hu with decorators and the related ideas began to unfold to create a art space for working soon became a p and in a few m the i it made larger more bondings were utilized and now the factory is opened year more than 40 tons at eucalyptus went out of the plant while lovely interesting decora- are made from baker grass caspia cattails lotus pods dock muuen stalka weed yarrow screw beans grass fuxaual bnunuan ber- teasel burn cockle buns bottle grass bearded wheat and many more materials are finished in many shades wtth pain metallic or glitter finish this business is an outstanding ex- ot reversing mans revaluation things and the possmulty of bocd- tag a constructive b in the midst ox socalled tmemptoyment some interesting trapshoottng facts the toronto gun club flourishing members was the first pigeon shoot- members was the arts pigeon shoot ing club in the dominion until claypigeon targets supersed ed live birds gun clubs usually re tained the services of a veterinary surgeon the claypigeon was invented by jack trotter of the winnipeg gun club alex welner a prominent athelete of the time and a member of the to ronto gun club was the first can adlan to break one hundred clay tar gets in succession welner ran ou the certury in 1888 the present worlds record run is held by joe hlestend 33 yearold far mcr of hillsboro ohio who completed a run of 1 179 targets broken in sue cession on september 4 1938 in 1900 harold bates of rklgetown became the only canadian ever to win the grand american then and now considered the worlds championship the first canadian skeet field was opened at the st croix gun club st stephen njb in 1929 there are now over sevensfive skeet clubs in canada with a b active member of approximately 3000 in winning the 1938 dominion marksmen dominion trapshootmg competition the saskatoon gun club became the first ever to win a na tionally repre tournament apple exports increase canadian apples exported to british market during the current season up to october 13 amounted to 500308 barrels and3190s2 boxes an- mcerase of 53 per cent on bases and of 25 per cent on barrels com pared with the corresponding period of last season ferenle tonight the great di amonds on her aunt s lingers giit tered wickedly arline had long ince ceased to wonder why mrs bolls wore all her jewels even in the morning fleven o clock arline slipped trom her chair with a sharp gasp jf dismay she had forgotten her uncle s conference how could she slip upstairs without being heard then the little red and gold book almost slid from her fingers from behind the davenport by the window time an unmistakable sneeze fear neld her rigid who is there she stammered after a moment of silence a rath er sheepish young man unfolded h mself and stood before her does my uncle know you re here i hope not arline s fingers tightened on the bjck of the chair her eyes were side it was his voice it was march what do you want she gasped i had planned to see your uncle he glanced swiftly toward the door there was no mistaking that fur nve look he had no honest busi here in a dreadful moment of understanding arline knew why he had kept his identity secret my aunt s diamonds did your errand concern them the young man s eyes hardened e regarded her for a moment speculatively in a way yes he admitted then it s no use arline told him bravely she wears them day and night the young man did not move oh why didn t he go arline flushed with shame she was pro tecting a criminal just because she liked to hear him read poetry on sudden impulse she thrust the book into his hands see what i ve been reading i w y that l wo won you go for a long moment the man stared down at the book a deep flush rising in his face you wrote that letter his niece he jerked his head toward the door arline bit her lip at the memory of her uncle s hard eyes his grim mouth he s hard she replied but he s good she tried to make that last phrase an accusation but she was ashamed of the lack of enthusiasm in her tone the young man started and stared it hex look here he protested if he s good then what am i he read the answer in her miserable eyes i see i m a thief and a robber but i have a lovely voice arline never replied to that for on a sudden the door burst open and her uncle appeared on tht threshold march s hand dropped swiftly into his pocket upstairi there was a shot the next moment the room was plunged into darkness somewhere amidst a crashing of glass he- uncle and march were grappling fiercely then suddenly it was all over half fainting in her chair arline knew dimly that her uncle and the other men too were being led off by a squad of policemen you didnt get hurt did you it waa march bending- over her solicitously but who who are you gasped arline im a detective admitted march i was supposed to hear what went on upstairs tonight but my plans were almost ruined by a girl he smiled down at her but arent you march if you aren t what i thought why don t you tell your real name a pensive look crossed march a friendly face and he sighed reason enough 1 don t you know that the biggest joke outside a com ic atrip is a cop who likes poetryt locke for the past twentyseven years as soclated with division court offices herbert a locke senior assistant in spector of legal offices for ontario died saturday at his residence 18 lyn wood ave toronto he was in his fifty seventh jear he was well known in sports clrclei son of the late rev and mrs robert 8 locke born at nerval ont he re ceived his early education at st ca tharines where he moved when a boy and subsequently graduated from he university of toronto he was one of the oldest members of the toronto skati club and in hu younger day an enthusiastic member of the toron to tennis club he was also a mem ber of the big bay point golf and county club and the ionic lodge a am active in the church of st alban the martyr he was a mem ber of the parish council and for many years had served as sidesman surviving are his widow irene anthes locke and four daughters bety rene audrey and miriam obituary abbie nowadays everything is done by machinery ikey veil i dunno talking is still done by hand modern etiquette when an invitation is recetvm over the telephone is ltill right for one to say i shall let you know this enlng or to morrow ans never this invitation must he accepted or declined without a moments hesttsuoh a pause of even two or three seconds is bad lorm 2 should a nian remove his hat when in the elevator of a hotel or an office building when a woman entsrs ans he should do so in a hotel elevator but it is not necessary in an office building or shop 3 when passing a plate for a sec ond helping should one leave the knife and the fork on the plate ans yes under no circumstances should silver be placed on the table cover 4 should a young man engaged o be married resent it if the girls fa ther asks him questions pertaining to his financial affairs business position and health ans no the father has a per feet right to be concerned about every thing that might affect the happness of his daughter 5 is it discourteous when one is talking with a person for this pcson to show a lack of interest hi what is being said ans yes this is one of the most frequent acts of discourtesy to be a good listener is one of the surest ways to gain friends and is just as important as to be a good speakci 6 when a woman and her escort enter a theatre and an usher js at the entrance of the aisle which one should be first to follow the usher ans the usher goes first then the woman and last her escort if there is no usher the man should go first 7 please mention about six of the most common forms of rudeness for either a husband or wife to be guilty of when the other is entertaining friends at home ans refuse to talk refuse to smile appear bored fall asleep leave the room abruptly sit and read 8 is it poor form to use the ex pression gents ans yes it is very poor form it is no more correct than lades would be for ladles 9 should a hostess always rise when a guest is leaving as well as arriving ans yes always and whether the guest be a man or a woman it is exceedingly discourteous if she does not 10 is it all right for a man to give a woman an article of wearing ap parel as a gift ans not unless the woman is his mother sister or a close relative 11 how long should a hostess wait for a guest who is late for dinner ans no longer than fifteen mln utes 12 is it proper to address a wed ding invitation to mr and mrs j r brown and family ans no the words and family are no longer used an invitation should be sent to mr and mrs brown and a separate invitation to each jther member of the family canadian macakoni the quality of canadian on the british market tormgs prasqg to the dominion states the canadian trade commissioner at bristol eng land due to its popularity therear enquiries from time to time front distributors of food products who wish to act as direct representatives of a canadian manufacturer for the 13 months ended march 1938 exports of macaroni from canada to the united kingdom amounted to 5502571 lbs valued at 312845 for the previous 12 months the amount was 4 766077 pounds valued at 251195 don t lose gladness i every- hour blooms for you some hap- hy flower though be foiled your plan don t lose faith in god and man anon eastern uvl puuliuin radio repairing we specialize on this work j sanford son phone geobgktown uw hamco automatic draft control and hamco hot water heater two great money saving convenionca mamltom nuitdouct can ovifa umid hamlton canada sold by w h kentaer son j b mackenzie son hamco- now st price iw years