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Sn RR 2 TA > ot rs EN ' alae A yo Ancient Auto Fans Organize U. 8S. Group Will Undertake Gathering Together of The World's "Horseless Carriage" Hobbylsts First, sfeps have been taken to form a world-wide organization of horseless cdiriage hobbyists; with the exchange of membership cards among officers of the three organizations which now repre- eent the enthusiasts, the Horse less Carriage Club of Los Angel- es, the Antique Automobile Club of Philadelphia, and the Veteran Car Club of London;* says the Christian Science Monitor, CARS OF ANCIENT VINTAGE Affiliation of the clubs and plans fer an international asso- ciation were the outgrowth of a field day in Los Angeles recently, at which be-goggled hobbysists, clad in linen dusters, drove more than 40 cars of ancient vintage, all in good running order. Field mieets are a quarterly ev- ent with 'the los Angeles group, and the clubs in Philadelphiia and Loidon have similar gatherings, at which their members drive machines cf the early "00's. Great: est satisfaction comes from keep- ing the old cars in running order, hobbyists say. While some members are gar- Sees Building Boom Coming In Canada Predictions of a continued increase in the building of homes dur. ing the second half of 1940 was made Smith, Sales Manager of The Beaver Company recently by Edward A. Ltd., Thorold, Ont. Mr. Smith is shown conferring with one of his Beaver Wall Board dealers over the advertisement, "Look Forward, Canada," its emphasis on the confidence of home- created wide comment - by owners in the future of Canada, which has To Judge Vocal Competitions Modern Etiquette La a . HAVE - YOU HEARD? *-e He was the final speaker at 'a banquet, Speakers before him had droned on interminably. The audi. ence was bored almost to tears, The toastmaster announced, "Wil ton Lackaye, the famous actor, will - give. you his address." - Lackaye rose and said, dress is the Lambs Club, New York." Then he sat down, The applause was tremendous, The optimist's motto, de- clared a psychologist, Is "You never can tell till. you try." And a woman's, "You never can tell till you try it on. For {lve or six days he had been digging in the garden for an air. raid shelter. What with the rain and clay he was not In the best of humor. Suddenly an old friend looked over the wall and said: "Hello! Digging. for your shelter?" "No," was the reply. "As a mat- ter of fact, I bought a swing for the kids, and the ropes are too long," The problem of what to do while waiting in a dentist's of- "Gentlemen, my ad- Rh SCARLET FEVER PILLS A pill which immunizes against scarlet fever has been announced to the American Medical Assoc iation. These pills are a 'substitute for vaccination and are taken with a drink of water, The pills have been tried on 102 persons who took them daily for two or three weeks, Of these test cases, 94 per cent were. im. munized and- the rest had trans- ient scarlatine rashes. . --t MEASURE DU TRAVIOLET Northwestern University - has obtained the first unit in a pro- posed network for. measuring the intensity of the sun's ultra-violet rays, vital to the people, rtees and plants, Physicians - regard the measur ing experiment with keen interest because of ultra-violet rays' wide usage in therapeutic treatment, their production of vitamin D through chemical reactions, their curative effect on rickets and their effect on living things, en- abling them to assimilate chem- icals for bones and teeth. Swallowed Land health of - Since 1100 the North Sea has swallowed up nearly 2,000 square miles of land and covered 144 towns and villages. "It DOES taste good in a pipe!" HANDY, SEALTIGHT POUCH . « 15¢ 14-18, "LOK-TOP" TIN « also packed in Pocket Tins 60¢ "Picobac GROWN IN SUNNY, SOUTHERN ONTARIO Newsprint "production in Can: ada during April amounted to 268,947 tons compared with 2561, 279 tons in March. Grass, silage was little used ox American farms upto three year( ago, but is now gaining Popular ity as cattle feed. A METAL Roof is FIREPROOF! Metal bas never yet started a rst Protect otect your 3 k and crops with PEDLA! *Couacil Suadad" Braod. "Good for a Lifetime -- Sold with a £5 Year Goarantes™ PEDLARIB roof and fire, dimensions complete roofing j js storm , including trimmings, THE PEDLAR PEOPLE LIMITED . Established 1861 Head Office « Oshawa, Oat. Moatreal, Ottawa, Toronto, Winaipes, Calgary, Vancouver, PEDLARIR Pr SOUNCLSUNOAD rag agar valuable he famous proof. Sead your building for our Free. estimate of A PEDLAR RUOFING fice has been solved In Lond where a notice attached to an age men, and maintain horseless o " carringes as a hobby in conncc- BY ROBERTA LEE unfinished scarf reads: "If you tian mith thaiv husinessos sthaus atte + Jhave to wait, would you care to CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS... SSR PSL pe SR a pot 2 rT AE bi bit A ". J (75 fy 5 i # i AER Jt 0 2 {1 S18 J . . tres of Eastern are business and professional men who know little of the mechanics of their ancient cars, and employ technicians to keep them in order, French River Is Unspoiled Ontario Playground Within Easy Reach of Big Centres When a vacationist conjures up wisions of big gamé fishing in ihe rugged wilderness of Ontario, he is not likely to associate the scene with such vrban facilities for plea- suro as golf courses, unless, of course, he has spent a vacation at French River Bungalow Camp, an ever. 'popular resort, which has equally fine facilities for angler and golfer alike. . ON NATURE'S DOORSTEP Many vacation retreats owe their unspoiled charm to the fact that fow people care to undergo the ¥.rail-blazing" metliods necessary to reach nature's doorstep. In this respect, however, French river is more happily. situated. It is in the midst of untamed wilderness, "al though it is on the main line of the Canadian Pacific Railway between Toronto and Sudbury, within easy teach of the largely populated cen- Canada and the United States. The French river Is In reality a chain of lakes connecting Lake Nip-' igsing and Georgian Bay. From Lake Nipissing it winds its way fo the westward through 60 miles oL, Waterways. Air Travellers' Special Diet * Medical Sétensy Says Carbo- hydrates Should Be Eaten on Flights to Maintain Heat and Energy Give more thought on the ground by way of adjusting your diet, for your comfort in the afr, according 'to advice of medical writers in the current issue of the Canadian Medf- cal Association Journal. Physicians have _found*that there is a diet best adapted to those who fiy. "Inasmuch as muscular enorgy 18 not called upon greatly and the chief requisite of diet is to main. tain bodily heat and energy, carbo: hydrates are of the greatest val uve," the article on physiology and aviation points out, MAKE UP FOR OXYGEN LACK Experiments have shown that this fs true in cases where there Is lack of oxygen. A diet- which Is re- comménded for those on a threo days' flight includes dried moat sandwiches, chocolate, oranges, ap- ples, bananas, drled dates, dried #igs, dried raisins, sugar, coffee and malted milk tablets. Such diets 800m to meet a number of indica tions." Experiment With Herb Flavorings Flavoring with herbs has be- "eome incréasinly popular in the past two years--many enthusias- tic cooks even cherishing minia- ture herb gardens in apartment windows high above city streets, It'd fun to experiment, but, gen: erally speaking, the most popular culinary herbs are used as fol lows: sage, in stuffings, sauces and beverages; basil in slow... cooked soups, tomato dishes and fish; marjorum {in soups and meat and poultry dressings; sav. ory simmered into pea soup or " seattered over roast pork; mint in drinks, in sauce for roast lamb; In some vegetables. . ARTHUR COLLINGWOOD Adjudicator, educationist, our- nalist "who has been pi nl to adjudicate the vocal competi- tions at the Canadian National Exhibiticn - this year. Prof. Col lingwood has been widely honored by several Old Country universi- ties and various musical organ- izations under Royal patronage. For twenty years he conducted _the Aberdeen (Scotland) Choral "Union and the Aberdeen Madh- al Choir. He is now Carnegie rofessor at University of Sask- atchewan and conc or of the Saskatoon Symphony Orchestra. During the recent years summer months in he has conducted the - British Broadcasting Com- pany's symphony = orchestra . on various occasions in Londen. Peta a s ZL SR SNAP. HEALTH TOPICS Laas so od LET ER RII NPY, ' FOR MENTAL HEALTH Dr. Horatio M. Pollcck of the: New York state mentdl hygiene department believes that there are 10 "fundamentel characteristics of mental health: "A sense of well being, keen ness of observation, soundness of judgment, clearness of thought, accuracy of memory, control of emotions, stability of will, con- tinuity of purpose, friendliness of attitude and freedom of expres- sion," --0-- COULD ERADICATE T. B. Tuberculosis can be virtually eradicated' within a generation, accerding to Dr. Paul DeKruif, famous doctor-writer, originator and operator of the 'Detroit plan" for tubercular control. In what he. declared to be his first public address, Dr. DeKruif appeared before the San Fran- cisco Tuberculosis Association, dared the city to wipe out tuber culosis and urged it to battle the - white plague on the basis of .cold cash, -- He declared that by spending £100,000 annually on the system which he has inaugurated and op- erated at Detroit for the past five years, the city could save more than $3,000,000 annually. He declared that Detroit by an expenditure of $500,000 since 1985 has recorded a saving of * $1,600,000 in its" care of tuber cular patients, FEMALE PAIN 1. When a man, with his wife, are traveling by automobile, and. have not made hotel reservations, what should he do when he drives up to a hotel entrance? 2. When removing the plates from the family dinner table, where should one begin? 3. What should a woman guest wear to a morning wedding? 4. How should a bridegroom sign the hotel register for him- self and his wife? 5. Should -the conversation be- tween two persons ever be in- terrupted in ceder to introduce-a third person? G6. Would it serve buffet table? be all style on a right to bare Answers 1. His, wife can remain in the car while he goes in to investi- gate accommodations. 2. Begin with the hostess and proceed to her right. 3. Street clothes which are suitable for the time of year, 4. Mr. and Mrs. James R. Har- ris, Buffalo, N. Y. Omit -the street address. 6. No; ene should await abetter opportunity, G6. Yes, though a cover of some kind. is more atiractive, Canadian National Railways Revenues The gross revenues of the all-in clusive Canadian National Rail ways System for the week ending=f-----In- cases of severe nosebleed, June 14th, 1940, were $5,467,110 as compared with $3,423,697 fois the corresponding perfod of 1939, an increase of $2,043,413 or 59.7 per . cent. : Foes knit a few rows on this scarf?" The talkatlve workman was In + conversation with an admiring aud. fence in the village store. He was oxplaining that even In his job, which people might think dull, there was sometimes quite a lot of excitement. "Why I can remember once a gas explosion tore up a main street where ['was working." "And what did you do?" "Oh, I tore up a side streel." Don't expect to keep your friends if you give them away, Joggins: "How do you with-the~boss, old man ?* Juggins: 'He's about the mean- est man I know." Joggins: "How's that?" 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