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Laka kh oh nk Clute Uh eliminativoe of the "ciy slicker" and the return to the imp e community life, where a © , through the London area will be centre _and in _the Plans Are Dridwn For Ideal London Gardens To "Replace Slums In Future Model City Plans for post-war London in- mar can take pride in the section in which he lives. Stums will be moved from the railroads .and in their place will be green strips or vegetable gar- dens, or possibly hospitals "or sanitariums. ) The roads will not be straight, because the planning committee feels that straight roads are "in- human' and nerve - wracking. They feel that the winding roads more nearly typify the character of England anyway. All these projects and more are included in a model of the future ideal London, being shown at the National Art Gallery to hundreds of interested Londoners. . . *. Three high-speed freight roads reserved for heavy transportation and no pedestrians or cyclists will be allowed access to them. Huge new air fields, to handle transoceanic air traffic, would be "placed two wiles from the city's northeast and i BT new method of muking sea water ships. The equipment cohnitiod of - three plastic bags, resembling 'the dangerous and objectionable "of 'the sea water include sodium {oom the body. 1 western parts of London, People coming from America would be placed in "taxi" planes at these fields and flown to the city's centre, , The planners admit it might take 60 to 100 years to accom- plish, but they feel the results would be worth it. to make tools for tha farmer re- Tubber farm --fathee--put--the--farm--on Pubber---by--|-- 'toric tire is one of a set belng - comploted for testing on the Fire Farm Tractor Tire The industrial use of farm crops ceived a big boost last month when, for the first time, grain was used ns the baso for & synthetic tractor tire. Harvey 8. Firestone, Jr., whose doveloping the pneumatic tractor tire, was pre- sent to inspect the first of the new tires as It came from-the mold at the Firestone plant. The his. first practical stone Farms. . Nearly 10 bushels or 600 pounds "duce grain -by Firestone Made From Corn of shelled corn were roquired to make the butadiene for the first sot of tires, all of the famous ground grip varlety. The actual process of changing grain to synthetic rubber consists of fermenting the grain to pro- Have You Heard? These who have seen the free- dom with which American troops spend money will enjoy this story from India. An _American. baviog hired a tonga for a distance the ordinary fare for which would be half a rupee, magnanimously handed the driver a 50-rupce note. The man shook his head vio- lently and demanded 60. "No," said the American, "that's enough, 'I shan't pay any | more." + The_Jndian thereupon accepted the money and walked away, leav- ing the tonga and pony with the purchaser. "With your every breath, the Government spends $1,000." But don't let this affect your breathing. [It ls the same if you don't. He-was dug out of his wrecked car and carried to a doctor's of- fice. "I can't do anything for him," said the doctor. "I'm a veterinary surgeon." "That's all right," replied the patient. "I was a jackass to think I could do 60 on those tires." . She: "Now that we're, ens ---- alcohol, and -- trans- forming the alcohol into butadiene, basic ingredient of synthotie rub- ber, through a chemlcal reaction. Synthetics mado from grain and petroleum: bases have been tested research men and show no difference in quality, Used In titres, both synthetics wear sat- Istactorily. CHIEF BACK Marshall, U. 8. back from invasion Gen. George C. chief .of staff, __conference abroad, is rumored-as--}{ -- a possible commander of United Natiohs forces when attack comes, Sea Water Made Into Safe Drink Equipment To" Be Installed on Rubber Life Rafts Two officers walked into the United States Navy press room with a container of salt sea water. They did things with it and 20 minutes later * were passing it around--{fresh, clear and sweet-- to reporters, - It was a demonstration of a safe to drink, The compact equip- ment used, the officers predict- ed, will soon be installed on rub- bor life rafts-aboard niverafy and elongated het water bottles, and a small amount of unidentified black and' white chemicals packed in a box the size of a cigarette package. How It Works This is the way the procedure works: A little more than a quart of sea water is scooped into one of the plastic bags. Then one of the chemical compounds is dropped in, This precipitates several of substances in the water, which is then poured into another bag which contains a filter sack, The water then is saltless and still alkaline. At the bottom of the second bag is the second chemic- al. After it has been diffused through the mixture by kneading and agitation, the water is pour- ed into a third bag containing a filter, What comes out of the other end is fit to drink. The chemicals precipitated out chloride (salt) and magnesium chloride. One-third of one per cent, of the salt fs left in solu- tion, however, to keplace salt lost i 4 (ears and other parts for heavy' machinery are now being made in England from 'a specially pro. cessed | paper known as vuleanized fibre, 'not removed. How Can 17? By Anne Ashley Q. How can I make linoleum last longer? A. It will last longer if one is careful to wipe it dry after wash- ing. This prevents water from getting "underneath it and into the scams. Q. How can I get good results when shellacking hardwood floors? A. Before shellacking or waxing bo sure that the floors are clean. The stains will show up plainly under the polish if the stains are ~Q. How can TI facilitate the pressing of a pleated skirt? A. When pressing a pleated skirt use needles to pin down the pleats, They will<leave no marks when they are removed. Q. How can I avoid having cloudy jelly : A. As soon as jelly has cooked sufficiently pour it into. the glass- es. It will be cloudy if allowed to congeal before pouring. Q. How can i make a good cake frosting? - A. A delicious frosting for cake can be made during the summer; | months by using crushed berries and mixing with confectioner's sugar and milk. ll Q. How can 1 remove iron rust from white goods? ; © A. This may bé removed by using a little sour milk. WHAT SCIENCE IS DOING All From Coal Probably most of us are familiar with the fact that through coal tar dyes, coal gives us a whole rainbow of gorgeous colors, but not so many persons realize that coal is potentially richer in rub. bers than all the" islands of the East, more' bountiful in fibres than all the silkworms, and in general provides a storehouse of chemicals from which may be procured many materials essential . |/ both in peace and in war. To accomplish these wonders of transformation, coa' is not dump- ed into some gigantic bubbling |. retort over a.roaring fire by a hawk-visaged chemist jn a white _smock who hovers over the mess "awaiting the particular product desired, writes W. P, Keasbey in The Christian Science Mouitor. * * . "Made from coal," according to du Pont chemists, who gave us nylon from coal, air, and water, really means that one of several intermediates used in making a product is, in tuin, made from oe or more of the severa: deriv- atives of coal, Bitumnious coal, heated in an enclosed chamber, gives off vola- tile products such as coal gas, ammonia, benzol, and toluol, and 1adves coke as a residue, These substances are then ready for use in making such widely diverse materials as anti-freeze compounds for ariplane, tank, truck and auto- mobile engines; fertilizers; insec- ticides; "soapless soaps," and lit erally hundreds of other Pa uets. / L . . For instance, about 1.1 pounds of coal are chemically utilized in the making of 'one pound of the . synthetic rubber-iike neoprene, "Lucite; the' crystal-clear Pasig for bomber : ure, rubles would be $2,280,000,000.) blisters, and this noses and, cemes from black coal, ~ is only one of many light and strong plastics to come raf coal and its derivatives. * * Toluol and methanol, used in military explosives such as TNT, como from coal, as also does tri- chlorethylene, which is an odor- less, non-inflammable dry clean- ing fluid which has now "gone to war" to make smoko screens and to clean metal parts of ordnarce quickly and efficiently, Even acetato rayon may now derive its vital acetic acid from coal. \ And out of the continuing fn- tensive research carried on under stress of war there doubtless will come many new things made from coal which will be eagerly wel-" comed by the "peacetime world. 2nd Russ War Loan Is Oversubscribed Soviet Russia's second war loan of 12,000,000,000 rubles was oversubscribed by 2,561,000,000 rubles in the first 24 hours, it was aphounced recently, and sub- scriptions were said to be moiint- ing steadily. (In foreign trade the ruble has had a nominal value of 19 cents but conditions governing Russia's economic contacts with the out- side world make accurate conver- sion into the dollar impossible... (On_the basis of a 19-cent fig- however, 12,000,000,000 EEE, Gardeners TO FEED 3 is, as important as TO SEED hi) this If you want maxi- mum results from your garden. I'lants fced only through solu- tlon. Old Gardéner, the complele plant foed, avell balanced, highly concentrated, Is always applied in solution . , the .food goes ntralght to the roots. Add one level tea. spoonful to a quart of water nnd apply the wolution around the plants and nlong the rows. Yon can feriilize litle and' often throughout the growing period, TREMENDOUS ECONOMY $1.00 PACKET MAKES 420 LUIS (168 QT8.) LIQUID 2 KENTILIZEN, FEEDS 066 20-00T EQUIVALENT 3 TIMES, 60c PKT, MAKES 66 QTS,, 25¢ PKT. MAKES 21 QTS,, 10e PKT. MAKES 7 QTS, Directions In every packet FOR BUMPER CROPS USE "THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE Obialnable from: Your denler or nenrest Woolworth, Kresge or Metropolitan Store or.mend cash for packet, posipnld, to Eastern Representative--IC, I, Lalog, 04 Welllngton * St. Weat, Toronto, Ontarlo, gaged, dear, you'll give me a ring, won't you?" He: "Why, certainly, dar- ling! What's your number?" "Say," said Rboinson, "you know that pub hear the airfield? Well, I reckon I had a couple of drinks too many there last night." "What makes you htink so?" Aircraft To Carry 60-Ton Cargo Load The giant experimental boat which Henry J. Kaiser an Howard Hughes are building on the United States West Coast will by eight engines and capable of carrying 60 tons of cargo. The plane is reputed to be the largest aircraft under oonstrue- tion anywhere Officially designated as' the HK-1, the flying boat will have a gross weight of 400,000 pounds. Other details: . Fuel capacity, 8,000 gallons} ' average cruising speed, 174 miles an hour; wing spread, 820 feet} length, 218 feet. By way of contrast, the two-en- gine DC-3, widely used by the United States alr lines and the military services, has a wing spread of 128 feet, length 64% feet. More than 53,000 houses were damaged and 38,200 demolished as a result of enemy air raids on Belfast during 1941, In 1819 a sperm whale attack- ed and sunk a three-masted ship in the Pacific. be_an_allolywood exefs povrercd- Modern Etiquette By Roberta Lee 1. Should one make a call after being entertained at dinner? 2. What arg considered the two oat LIPUTUBIL UILOES Whoa Wiiv ing a business letter? : 3. At what kind of meals are plckles served? 4, When talking of someone % a friend is it proper to say, "Are yeu acquainted wit( him?" What is the proper time to fe an announcemn' of an eas gagement? 6. What a hi teh wo) bo 9 tend invitations to a breakfast? ANSWERS 1. Yes; and if a woman feels obligated she may take her host- ess a few flowers or some little gift as /a token of appreciation. 2. Brevity and lucidity. The shorter the letter, if expressed clearly, the better. 8. At lunch- eons, suppers, buffets, and ple- nics, 4, No; it is better to say, "Do you know him?" 6. On the day that the future bride chooses to wear her engagemnt ring pub- licly. 6. They may be given by: telephone, or by informal, hand- written personal notes. T wpplied. | TORONTO-CITY-POLICE FORCE ~~ | TEMPORARY CONSTABLES WANFED Ages. 20 years and over; Married; Physically fit; at least 6' 9" in stocking feet; 160 lbs,; of good character and fair education, I'o be available for appointment immediately. " Apply Nearest Employment and Selective Service Office Refer to File RO-591 Uniform clothing Roll your owners) Go for Ogden's Old-timers In the West often took in their essential supplies by mule team... Many included Ogden's for they had discovered it to be a distinctive blend of milder, riper tobaccos . . . Follow the trail of the old-timers to "make a strike" of perfect smoking satisfactign. Ogden's quality for pipe smokers, too, In Ogden's Cut Plug Jgden's FINE CUT SPOT CASH light Truck. for your Car o Ft your caxh Drive In to us -- -- no waltlng. TRAIN MOTOR CO. 579 Yonge St. Toronto "Well, after closing time I-went out and jumped on the first bus I could find. I went to.sleep on the bus . 7, and when I woke up wo were dropping bombs on Ber- lin!" 7 { FRA, At the last roll call of a Russian regiment, the officer sneezed and six men stepped forward, answered "Here!" "Can you tell me the way to the church?' asked the stranger in the village. "Certainly, sir," replied the oldest -inhabitant, obligingly. "Go up the down, keep straight along the crooked lane, then round the square, and when you turn left, © you're right!' Oswald: "Pog I need an encyclopedia for school." ° Pop: "Nothing doing; you can walk to school like I ddi."? Women In Crews _ According to word reaching London, German women now are being employed among crews of ships that have to run the gaunt- let of British mines and bombing along the North Sea coast from Kiel to the mouth of the Rhine. All the best men from the German merchant service, as from the navy, have reportedly been draft- ed to help man the U-boat fleet. finsect Stopes: For quick relief from Itching of insect bites, rash, athlete's iki eczema and other er txtenay caused skin ¢ use fast-acting, cooling, antl. septic, auld D. D. us D. Preseription. Greasel Soothes 1tehing. 35¢ trial bottle provealt, ot mobey b ack, Ask your druggist today for D, D, D, PRESCRIPTION, ons, HOW TO RELIEVE PILE TORTURE QUICKLY AND - EASILY It you are lroubled with Itching piles or rectal soreness, do nol des lay treatment and run the risk of letting this condition become chron. fe. Any itching or soreness or painful passuge ot stool Is nature's warning and proper treatment should be secured at once. For this purpose gel a Jherape Hem-Rold from any ruggist and use as directed. This formula which is used internally is a small, easy to take tablet, will quickly of relieve tho itching and soreness and ald in healing the sore tender spots, Hem-ltoid Is pleasant to use, fs highly recommended and It secms the height of folly, for. any one to risk a painful and chronic pile cone dition when such a fine rerifed may be had at such a amall cos If you try tHem-Roid and are not entirely pleased with the results, your druggist will gladly return yoyr money. 5 MALE HELP WANTED Linotype Operators and Com. positors apply to your nearest Eniployment and Selective Ser- _vice Office. REFER TO FILE No. RO676, " CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS AGENTS WANTED MAIRDRESSING SCHOOL IF YOUR HUSBAND IS CONTRIB- uting 10% of hls salary for bonds and you want to help with the family budget and can devote =a few spare hours daily to a posli- tion with good pay, write Avon Products of Canada, Limited, 1016 © St. Alexander St, Montreal, Que. AUTOMOBILES--USED USED CARS WITH GOOD TIRES, Sce us first. Mount Pleasant Mo- tors Limited. Used Car Lot at 2040 Yonge Street; Head Office, 632 Mount Pleasant Road, To- __fronto. Telephone HY. 2181. AUTO PARTS NEW AND USED PARTS FOR ALL -- makes of cars and trucks. Com- plete automoblle Iiaehiiie shop . service. General Auto Supply, 1 Frederick St, Kitchener, Ontarlfo. jo LEARN HAIRDRESSING THR obsriann method. ~ Information on request regardl classes, Robertson: a Halrdressipg Acad- emy, 137 Avenue Road, Toronto, ' BUMMER RESORT INN -- NIAGARA-ON-THR OBAN Lake, Ontario: good rooms, exe _ cellent food, Ideal location. fim go, ride or just loaf, Telephon LIVESTOCK REMEDIES . RED BLOOD VICKLY TABLETS stop White diarrhoca {in chicks, Turkey poults, also calf scours and pig scours, costs chick +1c poult, 10c pig, 60c calf, Trial sample $1.00; guaranteed results or money back. R. A. Finn % Co. Limited, London, Ontarlo. STATIONERY CANADA'S OUTSTANDING BSTA- tionery offer. 120 sheets folded notepaper and 100 envelopes. Trans-Canada Mail Order, 253, Station H., Montreal. Post- paid 69¢ box. * DABY CHICKS ~~ HYBRIDS (OR EXTRA VIGOUR also popular purebreds. Complete MEDICAL "A TRIAL--EVERY SUFFERER OF Rheumatic Pains or Neuritls should try Dixon's Remedy. Mun- PHOTOGRAPIY - "ALWAYS SEND MY ROLLS TO STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE . . .» ; That's what a customer at Qutre mont, Que., writes. He adds: "Som of my friends asked me where sent my pictures to be develope and printed. I told them, 'send you rolls to Star Snapshot Service, an they did. They, too, are Now reg: ular customers - of Star Snapsho Service" Any Size Roll--6 or 8 Exposures. DBVELOPED AND PRINTED 23a Boys and girls on active servic enjoy letters so much more whe "spaps"" are cnclosed. Mail your next roll to Star Snape shot Service for a trial order. You ts, with fin gome cockerels -- 1lght breeds immediate shipment; breeds - July and soon. Bray Hatchery, N., Hamilton Ont. TRS NO SUCH THING AB luck! Not luck, but good Jnan- agement Is what Aa profi in the chicken business. And good management begins with In- vesting only in dependable chicks. For 19 years, Tweddle Hatcheries have beech making more ahd more - friendly customers by supplying: them with chicks they can de- pend on, Space in_ your chicken ouse {3 valuable. Don't waste it 130 John - delivery Leghorns, Brown Leghorns, Black Minorca X White Leghorns New Hampshire X_ White Leghorns, White Rock X White Leghorns and many other purebreeds and hybrid crosses. Write for cat- alogue and price list. Tweddle Chick Hatcherles Limited, Fer- gus, Ontario. DYEING & CLEANING HAVE YOU ANYTHING NERDS dyeing or cleaning? Write to us for information. We are glad to answer your questions. Depart- mont H, Parker's 'Dye Works Limited, 791 Yonge Street, _ronto. Top --}-- list, all ages. Fairview Farms, ro's Drug Store, 335 Elgin, Ot- 8t. Marys,- Onta tawa. will get q : MORE THAN EVER WILL FALL and winter markets depend on NURSES WANTED high production from the home , . front. We have chicks -- pullets, GRADUATE NURSES FOR TU- ates berculosis sanatorium of 700 beds. Good salary with full malinten- ance. Ixcellent living quarters. State previou experience, age, cte. Address Application to Miss IX. Bwart, Superintendent of Nurses, Mountain Sanatorium, Hamilton, Ontario. TAPEWORM _ STOMACH AND THREAD WORMS often are the cause of {il-health in humans all ages. one Im- mune! Why not find wit it this Is your trouble? Interesting par- ticulars--Frec! Write Mulveney's Remedies, Specialists, Toronto 8, 1*'ATENTS PHTHIENT NHAUGH & COMPANY | Pate ollc! exo ore Jeslapiivhea 1690: 'a Toronto. Booklet of ore fon on re- quest. PHOTOGRAI'RRY DON'T TRUDGE THROUGH : Ihe Heat, Rain, or Holl HAVE YOUR SNAPS -- Delivered by Mal) Frid 6 or 8B expusure film porfectiy FEATHERS WANTED WILL PAY THE FOLLOWING prices for Goose and Duck feath- ers: Goose fenthers, 68c Ib.: Duck featheiy48c 1b. Canada Comfort- er Co Amited, 736 Dundas 8t. Kast, Ont. Toronto, FARM WANTED - WANTED, SMALL FARM ON LAKE front, suitable for summer camp, and printed for y 2b Supreme quality and (ast rvice BUutunteed. [IMPERIAL PHOTO dd Station J, loi oto - FILMS DEVELOPED 26¢ COIN. Two prints from each negutive. Re- rints 2c each. Montreal Photo, 2.0. Box 160, Station IY, Montreal. about thousand dollars. Wm. n Campbell, 119 Logan Ave, To: OILS AND GREASE ronto. s TRACTOR OWNERS FOOT BALM SEND FOR OUR NEW 1943 PRICE "list on ofls and grease. Co-Oper- BAUMEEKA FOOT BALM featro a ative Oil Company, 3570 Dundas oftensive = odor tnstantly, St. W., Toronto. bottle. Ottawa agent, = : Drug Store, Ottawa. PONIES WANTED HAIR GOODS Only titm In Canada manufacturing ladies' and gentlemen's hair goods v NcJusively, frites us for particu- . WHITE'S HAIR GOODS 258 Yonge St, Toronto, Ontarle TIRES FOR BALE i WANTED, PONIES WITH CREAM manes and _talls, Write W. It: Johnston, R. 1, Wilton Grove, Ontario. : RHEUMATIC PAINS uality prin detail--at lowest cost. And you wil get- the most prompt mall service obtainable In keeping with quality; work. Star Snapshot Service opery Canada's biggest and est equipped photo finishing studio. 3 MOUNTED KNLARGEMENTS 20¢ Size 4 x 6" in Beautiful Easel Mounts. j You can have enlargements colou ed by hand for a small additional charge. STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE Box 129, Postal Terminal A, Toronlo on. all orders. TEACHERS WANTED MARTER -- WANTED, PROTEST. © ant teacher for 8.8. No. near Englehart, 18 pupils, salar, $1,000. Apply I. Wright, Secrets ary R.R. No. 1, Marter. TEACHER FOR GRADES 1, 2 AT Cainsville School on Highway 2. State salary expected. Apply T, fo som, 832 Colborne hd Brante BRANTFORD -- MALE TEACHER, . senior grades, Indian Residential School, Aoglican, September 1st} salary $72 plus and LE App! Snell, Mohawk Institey ford, Ontario, Brant YORK: COUNTY, SCHOOL SECTION No. 4, King "Township, requires n first class Protestant teacher, i Duties to ¢ in Sept term. New school, electric, cen. frail heating, county highway, pply, civing full particulars of A ein and salary expecte R.R. 2 King. PROTESTANT TEACHER FOR 8.8. No. 8 Bromley Renfrew Co. Duties to commence Sept. 1. Ap- ply stating experience and salary, expected to R. H. Patterson, Secy. R.R. No. 1, Douglas, Ontarlo. WHITNEY: WANTED, QUALIFIED teacher, Protestant, for P. No, 3, Alry. Salary $1,000.00. Duties commence Sept. 1st, 1943. Apply, i Stubbs, Secretary, Whitney, nt. FULLY QUALIFIED HOME ECON omics 'teacher for Fifth Class, ~ Write stating salary, certificates and grade subjects prepared to "teach in morning "periods, to A. Colebourne, SHecretdry-Treasurer, Riverside, Ontario, HAVE YOU HEARD ABOUT 'DIX- on's Neurltis and Rheumatic Pain Re: gdy? It glves "good reaulls, 0'a Drug 585 336 Elgin, Relieves distress from MONTHL FEMALE WEAKNESS Lydia 2:0 uy Finkiam's 1 Vegetable pati But lao weak, mon iy alo wink; perv Sloat d Sistorbe saith heipa Build uy S44 resistance agalnst distress of cuit da X on Canada, J TIRES ~ TIRES TIRES . we HAVE A LARGE SELECTION used passenger 5 Avaliable to. an HX] buyers. Most sizes, Mount Pleas- ant Motors, 632 Mt. Pleasant Rd. Toronto, Stihwa: portpaia ibe" TE . RADBITS RABBITS, N E W ZEALAND - Whites, Imported, thoroughbred stock. All -correspondence ana- + wered, Robinson's, 312 Riverdale, Riverside, Ontario, === ---- ee -- FEMALE HELP WANTRD SUMMER HEALTH RESORT RE- quires ten willing girls, 16 to 18, good onduct, nice = manners, 'Homel ie" Living under personal Rossel 1 Boyd. Also_wo- m 5 for housework. Must. he within 200 miles Ottawa. Ref- orances exchanged. The Carls. en over. 6 bad Springs, Carlsbad, Ont. STAMPS HOBBYISTS, COLLECTORS, SWAP- pers, Agents, and all thoss who wish to receive our Big Mail Free, Mall one Postcard with our name and address to: John's Mall Service, Rox -0-38, Arcade ullding, AComenu Bay, Quebee, Can © TRACTOR PARTS Print your name and address plainly : 1 Marter, ot ed, to Secretary, Marvin Hunter, TRACTOR PARTS. NEB W AND™ used, for all makes of tractors, General Auto and Tractor Hupp! 12: I"rederick St, Kitchener One: WOODEN HARNESS PARTS FARMERS -- WE MANUFACTURR from Canadian Hardwood, stand- ard size of Neckyokes, each 6503 Whiffle Trees, each €0c; Double "Trees, each co; Tweenneck- yokes, each 250. Chemically, treated and painted red but with ont hardware, Orders of not le, than $5.00, shipped anywhere. i, AGLI collect, A Fisher, Nor~ nt 1a = TET _ ISSUE No. 26-43