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Canada Plans Huge Surveys Thousands of Miles of Min- eral Areas To Be Examined and Mapped This Summer Thousands of square miles of Canada's mineral areas will be ex- amined and mapped this summer by survey parties sent out by the Department of Mines and Re- sources: Tho department plans to _ Bend" 27 geological survey parties and nine topographical survey groups. The survey program emphasizes the jmportance of gold to Can- ada's 'war effort, with several pro- jects designed to guide prospectors in their search for the metal and ald In development of active de posits. The largest project is ex- ploration of a 10,000 square mile area lying east of James Bay In Quebec, In addition, investigation of pos- sible areas bearing other minerals vital to" war needs will be made at the request of the metals controller G. C. Bateman. In Alberta, parties will ald the search for new oil fields. The areas to be covered will be fn the four Western provinces, mineral areas in Ontarlo and Que- bec and gas and oll areas in South. western Ontario. - in Britain Adopts Clothes Rations Plan Allots "Each Person 668 | Clothes Coupons Yearly -- Ne Dress Takes 11 of These he frayed cuff, the threadbare knee, the out-styled frock have been made badges of Britain's: will to win the war. This in a land where "sartoral" perfection is a major industry. Oliver Lyttelton, president of the Board of Trade which has started clothes rationing for Britain, ask- ed the nation to accept the meas: ure in good grace because going without new clothes would help defeat Germany. ) The rationing plan, which allots each person 66 couppns yearly, fa intended to equalize distribution aud it "should improve our export position to enable us to ship more goods to the United States," sald authorities of the Board .of Trade, a Department of the Government, For a new dress a woman must part with 11 of her 66 yearly cou- pons. To obtain a shirt a man has to produce eight coupons. To get a complete suit he must present 26 coupons. SUIT ROR 26 COUPONS At the most, therefore, a woman will be able to buy no more than glx dresses annually and to do «this she'd have to forego all other items of clothing or shoes. A man can buy two suits, one shirt, five collars and a necktie," It he wants shoes, socks and under- "wear he'll have to forego one suit. A man wanting a nightshirt or pyjamas will have to relinquish ght coupons. The same purchase a child, however, requires only coupons. : + SAMPLE ITEMS ther sample items with the mber of coupons required: lacks, eight; an apron, three; a 'pair of stockings, two; galoshes, "for adults, four, for a child, two; "dressing gown, elght; bathing sult, four, for a child, .eep Records of © Grade Dairy Cows Keeping records of pure-bred . ck is, or should be, of as much - east to the dairyman who eeps grade cattle as it is to the n who keeps pure-breds. If't keeping the ordinary 8s_of 'grade cows, does not fol. inte) igently the R.O.P. work the pure breeder, how is he ing to select a sire to head his ord, a sire that will increase the k yie.d? Too little is known bout the bulls that are placed at the head of dairy herds. It seems {that the: importance of using a Ry good pure-bred sire is realized by Nai sm:!l number of dairymen, ' £ ver-Cautious Driver' Said Safety. Hazard ' The mental] and physical incom- nts' aren't the only hazards ighway traffic safety, in the fon of Dr, Lowell S. Selling. Selling, attached to Detroit 's court psychopathic finds equally potentially the indifferent, the in- the overly cautious, and ble 'motorists. . ngerous;, he thinks are after the slow tem- phuntry, find metro- ic: bewildering and as on open roads, ) a feeling that in the the future evening "be Jes importa % than 1 the past i erset Maugham. SRE A vv @ Pio "Hang on to like this for years! ybur hat, McGinnis--I've been waiting for a chance "2 | How Can I? "cloth, rubbing vigorously. remove-all-traces-of-sediment---g-- --essence of roses. BY ANNE ASHLEY Q. How can I make. a good metal polish? A. Mix one cup of cigar ashes with two tablespoons of bicarbon- ate of soda. Bring to a) smooth paste with water. Use on a clean Q. How can I make a delicious fruit sandwich? EE A. On one slice of bread put some mayonnaise; on a second slice place a slice of pineapple, drained, and on the pineapple lay strips of canned pimento. Then press the slices of bread together, Q. How can I remove the sediment from a stained vinegar cruet? ". . A. Pour a little ammonia into the stained cruet, and give it a few shakes. Then a little hot water and some more shaking will Q. How can 1 make a rose jar, or potpourri? A. Sclect a large-mouthed jar, and put in a layer of rose leaves one inch thick. Sprinkle with salt, and add one or two cloves, Repeat this process until the jar is full. Let stand for about 10 days, then remove to permanent jar, and if desired, add one ounce Jar should be kept tightly closed, opening for a few minutes each day, as frag- rance is desired. Q. How can I remove the white lining on oranges with the skin? A. This white lining will come off with the skin if the orange is soaked in boiling water for five minutes before peeling. WEST TO KINGSVILLE , Prospective shortage of crude oil will not affect propane gas production for a year or more. The Dominion company has signed a contract with a Montreal firm for 1,200,000 gallons of liquid propane. The company has suf- ficient on hand to fill the order. No solution to the heating prob- lem' in Hamilton has been found as yet, Mr. Crozier said, and "a very serious situation" is expect- ed in that city this winter. He. said steps have been taken to meet peak loads in the Windsor- Chatham area. STOP WOOD ROT PENTOX Use "Peatox™ with your / Paint «= whenever you paint V 3 wood: It mikey your paint Po" go further and fast longer. : 1] 68 Highly effective, ™ Peatox ™ £) prevents rot and insect attack [k mid undet the paint -- 2 common failure of ordinaey prints, - Rot under the paint causes expensive eepaies. Good paintery always add "Pentox™ to their SAVE MONEY roms OROER TODAY Casrantend Peck. Pocknpes for Piots 125¢) Quarts (35¢) Callens ($1.35) Women who suffer painful, irregu. Betvous, spells-due functional cause 8 ould find dia E. Pinkham' Vegeta oi imply ma veious to relleve such distress. Finkhaim's '0 mpotin #4 made pecia wi wom= 811 £0 fo amtling thi AIMeoLt GAS: Over 1,000, have reported amazin, nefits, WELL: WORTH FEMALE PAIN aw | TRYING! VitaminD Is "Sunshine" Vitamin D, the "sunshine vita- min" which is manufactured in the skin on direct exposure to the suil's ultra-violet rays, 1s something of a puzzler. Science does not yet know exactly how much you-need, and you have no way of knowing exact- 1s very clear; it Is indispensable, *ing growth that some foods, par- ticularly milk, have had this vita. min added to them. Milk Is now enriched with D by several meth- ods. One is by exposing-a thin layer of milk to strong ultra.vlolet light which activates sterols in the milk just as sunshine activates the sterols in the skin. Milk is also fortified by the direct addition of D concentrates. Still another method Is to add the vitamin to the feed given cows and chickens so ly how much you get. But one thing -|--- Vitamin -D js so important _dur- Quints Are Soon To Study English A The Dionne quintuplets sgon will be taught English, Dr. G. F. 'Rogers, 'Deputy Minister of Edu- cation for Ontario, said in a let- ter to the Grand Orange Lodge of Ontario West. ' The letter was in. answer to an inquiry by the lodge as to whether the "quints' education was according to law. The quints have been taught Hwy French "in accordance with t he opinion of educational auth- orities that children should have a thorough groundwork in their mother tongue before being taught any other language," DT, Rogers said, + - HAVE - YOU HEARD? The prisoner was on trial for stealing ducks. His counsel ad- dressed the jury at great length, pointing out, firstly, that it had not been proved conclusively that the prosecutor had lost any ducksj secondly, that the ducks found in the prisoner's cottage were not those of the prosecutor; thirdly, that the prisoner had established an absolute alibi. Just as the judge began to- sum up, the prisoner iuterposed and asked if he might say some- thing. As an indulgence, this was per- _ mitted. "All T want to say," remarked the prisoner, "is that I wish I'd never seen the darned ducks." Those summer shorts are hard on the bow-legged and knock-kneed boys in the army. -- Brockville Recorder and Times. Paying a surprise visit to her husband's office, Mrs. Smith crept up behind him and put her hands BY ROBERTA LEE 1. . What is the usual number of bridesmaids for a large wed- ding? \ 2. Should a girl, working in an office, wear eye shadow or . mascara? 3. When a school teacher is old friend of the family, isn't she supposed to extend extra little favors to a child of that family? 4, How can a man determine to whom of his friends he should {ssue guest cards to his club? 5. Where should one intro- duce friends when meeting them in the theatre? 6. What should the first course of a luncheon consist of? Answers 1.) Six; seldom more than eight. 8. "No. Allurement has no place in the office. 3. Never, This child should be treated just the same as every other pupil. 4. A good rule to go by is to invite only the men he would be willing to invite to his home, or to know his sister. 65. Do not try to in- troduce friends in a crowded aisle. If necessary to make in- troductions, make them in the lobby or wait until you are seat- ed. Even then two persons who are scated some distance from eaclr other should not be intro- duced, 6. The first course may be cantaloupe, grapefruit, hulled strawberries, or the favor- ite cocktail of iced fresh fruits, * oo What Science Is Doing --over his eyes: "Guess who, darling!" she whis- pered coyly. © "Stop fooling and get on with your typing," was his absent- minded reply. -- * "An M.P. is supposed to be familiar with all public ques. tions, isn't he?" asked a friend. be "Yes," replied the M.P. "but not necessarily the ans- wers." CHECK- GAS GANGRENE - A now treatment toward the con- trol of gas gangrene has been dis- covered by two members of the medical faculty of Queen's Univer- sity at Kingston, Ont, Dr. G. B. Reed and Dr. J. H. Orr. Their find- ings recently were published in Lancet, British medical journal. The "doctors developed a treat. ment which resulted in a startling decline in the mortality rate among guinea pigs virulently infected with gas gangrene, an infection "sald to rank with streplococcus as un- - "It DOES taste good in a pipel" HANDY SEAL-TIGHT POUCH --15¢ <¥3.LB. "LOK. TOP" TIN--85¢" also packed in Pocket Tins ed by the Amerloan Medical As- soclation, reports "an increasingly bright outlook for contro! of can- cer." The magazine said continued re- search and Increased knowledge made despair and hopelessness re- garding cure possibilities unneces- sary. "The campaign of education car- ried on continually for more than 20 years {8 unquestionably produc- ing results," the magazine report- ed. ---- PREVENTION. OF DIABETES » A new method for the prevention of diabetes was described last week before the U. 8. Academy of ~ Sciences at Philadelphia. The new method consists of de- termining the. disease In its early stages and immediately giving the patient insulin doses. The physicians said this method. was directly opposite that prac- .tlced by most physicians who treat an early diabetic merely by re- slricting the amount of sugar and then glving insulin only when nec- essary. Feipoon SEVER "WORRY NERVES" ° More than fifty "hopelessly" in- sane persons are living and back at work because they had thelr brains cut in a new wizardry of surgery. : . It Is a "forgetting" operation, or, as Mr. Walter Freeman and Dr, James W. Watts of Washington, D.C., call It, a "bleaching of the brain" because it wipes out all the dark spots of memory which cause extreme nervousness, worry, men- tal upsets, and psychosis, The operation cuts the "worry norves" of the brain. running back from the forehead to the central and rear parts of it. 'Canadian National Railways Revenues that the milk, butter and eggs will -- be high In Vitamin D; - You can't always depend on get- ting your Share of Vitamin D. from these ultra-violet rays. In the ear- ly spring and late fall they are weak --and in the winter, weaker still. In winter, they're only about one- twelfth as strong as In' summer. So you have to store up enough in - summer to last through the winter. The ultra-violet light cannot pass through ordinary glass. Fog, smoke and dust are further hindrances. Clothing makes a difference, too. Even the strong ultra-violet light of summer can get - through only one layer of light clothing. It you depend upon a sun lamp, keep in mind that it 'deteriorates and should be checked regularly. + "Did you hear about. the "dell cate hint Mr. Staylate got last night?" "No; what was it?" "Well, Edith found that look- ing at the clock and other familiar devices were of no avail; so she asked for some refreshments, and her mother sent in a dish of break- fast food." . A commercial traveler ask- ed an Aberdeen draper for a repeat order for elastic. "Na, na," said the Aberdon- fan. "I'm for nae mair o° your elastic. I couldna_mea- sure a yaird o' your last can. .signment wi'oot the stuff snapping." antes Eruyliog 8 Ha Fest i in Sow 16d ditt, Now Safety-Lock cords have 389, greater protection; tread and body have a 279%, stronger bond between them; beads are rust-proofed .and tied in and the new Gear Grip tread has 119, mere " non-skid mileage. With all these new features Firestone Champion tires do not cost one cent nore, Drive in today and put Champions on your car. Whenever you need new tires first your nearest Firestone Dealer, tire in every price class to suit every purde . . . a tire that will serve you better and save you money. the greatest causo of death among | wounded soldiers. ~ Sulphanilamide, sulphapyridine and sulphathiazole were used to control the infectlon, with the lat- ter being found the most effective. --_-- Hygeia health magazine publish. The gross revenues for the all- inclusive Canadian National Rail- ways for the week ending June 14, 1941 were $5,864,076 as com- pared with $5,467,110 for the corresponding week of 1940, an increase of $396,966 or 7.3%. J tem," said Mr. Crozier. Will Alleviate Heating Crisis New Natural Gas Plant To Be Constructed at Brantford Is Expected to Ease Short- age in a Wide Area of On- tario This Winter ~ Construction of a $300,000 plant for the Dominion Natural Gas Co. at Brantford, for the pro- duction of gds from propane, a by-product of crude petroleum, will start immediately, It will alleviate a gas heating shortage in a wide Ontario area, A. R. Crozier, provincial gas commis. sioner has announced, Piping has already been ordered "for the Brantford plant and a pro- duction of 3,000,000 cubic feet per day is anticipated. | Propane has a higher heating value than natural gas and mix. ture for use is approximately 60 per cent. natural gas, 26 per cent. propane and 2b per cent. air. 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