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ayn RT ir ome oh Ne ss! 'does "not othérwise 3 AY 3 2% A G THE FAMOUS HOME REMEDY SANTOR COUGH Invaluable for COUGHS--COLDS BRONCHITIS SIMPLE SORE THROAY DON'T DELAY-BUY A BOTTLE TODAY! WHAT SCIENCE IS DOING Automatic "Speed-Cop"' . An interesting invention has been developed to act as an auto- matic "speed cop" to enforce traf- fic regulations, A special indicator is mounted just above the instrument panel with a dial and a hand which tells how fast the car is moving. The indicator also is equipped with lights, At normal cruising speeds, a white light shines on .the dial face, but when the car's speed ex- ceeds the city limit, the light changes to red, * 3» Tliis might prove saliiniedt pro- tection against speeding in popu- lated sections if all motorists kept THE REEL STUFF East London fireman, taking tough Commando course at Chigwell, has his hands--and --feet--full as he makes foe crossing on tight- rope, ying four reels of hose. their attention on' the indicator constantly, and if they all would voluntarily case up on their too- heavy throttle foot and reduce their speed to safe and proper limits as soon as the warning red light flashed on. But because there scems to be some drivers who don't know how- fast they arc going or don't care about where they do their speed- ing, a special automatic governor has been devised. The invention is worked out in- geniously so that speeding on the open highway, while it lights the red lamp on the speed indicator, - i interfere with the car's operation, L 38 *. * But in build-up urban sections where there is likely to be heavy cross-traffic and possibly persons always Parapol | GR LT (L-113% Handbags . the broadcast, crossing or children playing in the streets, the device takes positive and active automatic steps to see to it that the car reduces speed, With the hand on the indicator beyond the city speed limit, a switch is closed making current available to a special relay, Then when the speeding auto passes over a magnetized rail laid in the high- way, the magnetism closes the re- lay, thus actuating an electric de- vice which automatically throttles down the motor, whether the motorist takes his foot off the ac- cclerator or not, To be generally effective, it would be necessary to imbed mag- netized rails in all sections need- ing speed control, and to acquire every motorist to install the auto- matic governor in his car, Have You Heard? Half-way down the quiet inky black and narrow street Paddy was suddenly potinced' upon by a burly individual, wearing a mask. Thrust- ing a revolver into the Irishman's ribs, he snapped out: "Come on! Money or yer lifel" "Faith!" cried Paddy. "You can take my loife. Oi'm saving up all me money for me old age." lp Mpyrtle:. "John's. got. hls Home Guard uniform now, and he's dying for a parachute jumper to come along." Phyllis: "Well, why don't you knit him one?" ELA Teacher was giving a lesson on the idiosyncrasies of March. "What is it," she asked, "that comes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb?" Arid little Julia fn the back row replied: "Father." " Tia "So you're a young man with both feet on the ground, eh?, What do you do for a living?" "I take orders from a man with both feet on the desk" --0-- The lady was complaining about the egg shortage to her grocer. "And," she went on, "last week one egg you sent me was bad, I demand that you make it good!" "Lady," said he, "I'm a grocer not a magician!" A He--"Woman is nothing but a rag, a bone, and a hank of hair." She--"Man is nothing but a brag, a groan, and tank of air." British: Transport Doing Huge Task Britain has organized "her war" time transport to such-an extent that we are now moving one and' a quarter million tons of freight 5 every day of the year," the Lon- don Radio said. "This is being done with fewer ships, rail wagons, trucks ' and canal barges than Britain. would have reede® for adequate hane dlifig by uvedetinie service and with less manpower," continued "The railways alohe for ex- to the forces, but they are moving twice as much merchandise as they did before the war, while through trains for troops and other Gov- ernment traffic average 2,000 a week, All this is being done by cutting out all waste time and us- + ing every available means of trans. port. Even horses have been mob- ilized. Ten thousand are in use at one British port alone. No wagon or truck can be allowed to stand still for longer than it takes to load or unload it, "America is helping by sending 3 prefabricated wagons. for British "riilways. They arrive In eight parts and as they are unloaded they are put together, then loaded with other imports and dispatched i 7 on the railways" ; ; " ample, haye lost 110,000 employees ¢ The ty LT fii Shes of, soll abav than Modern Etiquette By Roberta Lee 1, Should one start a conver- sation if one sits down next to a fricnd in a bus. or street car, if this friend is reading a book? 2. Should one avoid smoking if one knows that the hostess dis approves of it? 3. Is it-proper to always leave a portion of food on the plate after finishing a meal? 4. Isu't it crude to use the phrase "Pleased to meet you" when being introduced? 5. What does "demode" mean? 6. Should one comment on the food that is served when calling on a friend? Answers 1, The initiative should be taken by the person reading, and he should decide whether to continue reading or conversing with you, 2. Yes, try to conform to the likes and dislikes of the hostess as long as you are her guest, 3. No. this is not necessary, 4. Yes; merely say, "How do you do?" Sometimes one can add "I have heard iy sister (brother, hus- band) speak of you often" or some such phrase, X 5. It is a French ied that means "out of date." "Pronounce da-mo-da, both a's as in day; o as in no, principal accent on last syl- lable 6. Yes, especially praise some dish that she knows her hostess has taken trouble to prepare. How Canl ?? By Anne Ashley Q. How can I take the frost out of fruits and vegetables? A. By placing them in cold wa- ter, allowing' them to remain un- til all indication of frost has dis- appeared, : Q. How can I remove oil stains on a carpet? A. Rub with a clean cloth dipped in gasoline. Begin at the edge of the stain and gradually work to- wards the centre, changing to-a clean section of the cloth when one part is soiled. A. Try using ground ginger for a plaster instead of mustard, It will not blister and is very effective in drawing, Q, What is a good method for laundering overalls? -- A. Place them flat on "the board anl scrub with & stiff brush, After they are clean, starch them slightly and it will make the next washing much easier. Q. How can I prevent spotting if grease is spilled on a dress when eating. out? A. Rub the hands together until heat is created. Place one palm un- der 'the spot and rub briskly with the other palm, The heat will make the stain disappear. Q. How can I prevent curdling of tomato soup?- A. A pinch of soda added to. the tomato soup befoce the -milk is - stirred in is a against curdling. How can I care for potted geraniims 'so that they will bloom? : . A. They should not be kept too warm or watered too much for winter blooming. Keep. them just wet enough so' that the ground looks dry most of the time; and they do 'best "iii iv Tull sunlight. good insurance YARDS OF Hy if she can Red Cross Head MRS. A. D. McKELVEY Announcement of the appoints ment of Mrs. A. Di McKelvey as Supervisor of the Women's War Work of Ontario Division of the Red Cross is made by Mrs, John C. Lraser, Chairman of that Com- mittee, Because of her splendid back- ground of Red Cross volunteer service of three years, in close touch with all Branches of Wo- men's War Work, combined with her office training and éxecutive ability, Mrs, McKelvey is especial- ly well fitted to fill this position, A son and daughter are in the Service, Dr. A. D, McKelvey in the Army Medical Corps at Bord- en, and Wren Peggy McKelvey a W.T, stationed at Ottawa, "They March . Better On Tea" Commandos march better on tea than on water. This fact has been demonstrated by an official test re- cently carried out in Great Britain, A Canadian battalion was under- going a 12-day course of "battle training. The last six days were devoted mainly to marching, and during the period the foot-sloggers covered more than 280 miles. - As an experiment, three out of four platoons were allowed to get all the water they wanted. The mem- bers of the fourth platoon were kept entirely off water and were seived only with tea. The "water platoons" made good use of their water bottles, but. the "tea pla- toon" was the only one to finish the course intact. Which only goes to show. that there must be some- thing in the soldier's traditional liking for'a cup of rosie lee." Improve Your Health by: Correcting Sluggish KIDNEYS This Way is Swift, Economical Few conditions can wreck Yo health faster than disordered kidneys and inflamed bladder. Your back aches miserably. You have restless nights. You AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES MAKE ANY AUTOMOBILE OPERATE AS SMOOTHLY AS IN DAMPEST WEAT- HER, FEW CHEAP PARTS FROM' OLD AUTOS GIVE CONTROLLED HUMIDITY TO ALL. THE AIR ENTER- ING CARBURETOR. CHEAP INSTALLATION COST GIVES PERMANENT SATIS- FACTION, SIMPLE COM PLETE PLANS POSTPAID BY RETURN MAIL FOR $1.00. ALSO MAKE MONEY INSTALLING FOR OTHERS, HURRY BEFORE DEMAND MAKES REQUIRED PARTS SCARCE IN YOUR LOC- ALITY, FLEX ENGINEER ING AND ~~ DESIGN, 90 CHARLES ST, E; TORONTO, _-- ALY CHIUWS CHICKS APPROVED CHICKS SOME AVAILABLE MARCH, APL. Mixed und Pullets, B. Rocks, 14, 24c. N. Hamps, 13¢; 24c. W, Legs horns 13c, 2tc. A breeder hatch. ery, all Badd Government banded und blood tested. Way's Hutchery, Strattérd, Ont. A-1 BABY CHICKS FROM BLOOD. Yested 1locks. Barred Rocks, larg type White Leghorns, rr Kuck X White' Leghorns, Sussex X New Humpsnire, Red X Rocks, Write ror' price list to H Switzer Hatchery, Granton;, Ont. HIGH QUALITY BREEDER HAT- chery Chicks, blood-tasted. Or- dinary prices. Popular breeds. Newson. Hatchery, = Shakespeare, Ont. YOU KNOW NOW WHAT QUAN- tity and breed of chick you want. It may be we can give you just what you want, If not exceptional returns from hatching aets will enable us to come pretty close to it---but order now to avold dis. appointment. Bray Hatchery, 130 John N, Hamilton, Oat, BARNND KRUUKS AND RUB Fugiish White Leghorns, At mat. ings bloodtested, bred to lay and extra quality Rocks mixed 14%c. White Leghorus mixed 1c, Pule lets 26c. Kock Cockerela Keb. do, Murch Sc. Cochrane's Poultry, Farm, Ridgetown, Ont, MORE PAY FOR THE SAMA work--that's what you should get when 'you start your season with chicks of known breeding backed by a hatchery that keeps Its customera--and 'gets new ones-- year after year. That kind of a start lessens risk, saves waste of feed and work, gives you a better chance to get good pay for your labour and a just profit on your investment. wa offer all the best-liked breeds and excel- lent cross-breeds. Hatches five days a week, Send for catalogue and" shipping dates. Also laying and ready to lay pullets for im- mediate dellvery, Tweddle Chick Hatcheries Limited, Fergus, Ont, SPRUCELEIGH WHITE LEGHURN HIGH: PAY ABILITY BABY CHICKS ras STRAIN 1S A PRACTICAL, proven egg-producing type, with twenty-three ears of steady production back of them. They: will 'pay well for good keep and care. This is certain, because they are doing this on our own farm-- one of Canada's largest egg-pro- ducing farms. "You gét exactly the same breed, strain and as we ralse for ourselves. try management handbook "High Pay Ability" sent FREE on re- quest. Get our rice list. 'We ad- vise early orders. -- SPRUCE- CAMITED, Box 35013. Brantford, Ontario. LAYING AND READY TO LAY White Leghorn pullets at reason- able prices for immediate -deliv- ery. Also Barred Rogks and Hy- brids. Free catalogue, Also day old chicks for immediate deliy- ery. Tweddle Chick Hatcheries Limited, Fergus, Ont. BTARTED PULLETS, . BARRED Rocks, 1 week: old, 23 cents; 2 weeks, 26 cents. White Leghorns, 1 week old, 26 cents; 2 weeks old; 30 cents, February and March pullets only. Carleton Hatchery, Britannia Heights, Ont. suffer leg cramps and rth pains. When these hii 8 happen mati Liflneys need help in filtering out acids and poisonous pastes that are undermining your health. this help--quickly--with Give: them GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules. GOLD 'MEDAL Capsules fontala t original and genuine Haarlem Oil (Dutch Drops). You will be gratefully surprised ' at the way they relieve clogged kidneys and irritated bladder, Go to your druggist now and get'a 40¢ box.- Be sure you ask for GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules. s HOW: TO RELIEVE. 'PILE TORTURE QUICKLY AND EASILY At yuu ure trvuuied- wilh Piles ur teclal sureness, do nol des lay treatment aud run. the risk of letting this condition becume chrone. le. Any itching or soreness or PrIntul passuge ot #tool Is nature's warning aud 'proper treatment should -be secured al' once. Kor this. purpuse gel u package - of Hem-Rold lrum any druggist and use us directed: This formula which 18 used interually 1s a smull, easy to. lake 'tablet, will quickly relieve the (lching und sureness and ald In heuling the sure tenider spots, Hem-Rold (8 pleusant to use, ls highly recommendod and it seems the helght of folly for auy one to risk mn puiutul nud chronic pile cons dition when such a' fine fpnieay may bn had al such a amall cos ou try Hem-Hold: aha are not entirely pleased with' the results, Setigiat will wiadty return your m weuing, FLETCHER BRADLEY'S FAMOUS Australian: White. Leghorn baby chicks, nearly as large as Bar- red Hocks, will lay "3 eggs to their 1, extra large éggs. World's record layers at contest. Reduced from. $25 -per 100 to $16.60. This will be a record year In chicks. Book. early for ' delivery when wanted. Over 200 late 'orders last ear were returned, sold out. is. 00 deposie will book your or- Delivery when wanted. Write 160, Bank St. Ottawa. GOVERNMENT APPROVED, blood-tested chicks from High : Productive: strains. Ten Thousand day-old rted. chi Gaywood. Farm,, Mount Hamilt ton. POULTRY-KEEPER ' BE__ SURE of 'a good healthy bunch of baby chicks this coming season. Good chiclly mean good hens and more gs. Immediate delivery on day. oid chicks. Write for 1944 Jit: alogue "and. prices on our Gov. ernment A Rye chicks, MONK- TON POUL FARMS, Monk- ton, Ontario. YT 00 LATE NEXT LRT ] DONT LET IT OE sald "too late." Send for our price 1st: a order your 'baby chicks now. ollar books your order, God ar la Hate chery, Britan. nia Helvhte On BLACKBERRIES EVERBEARING BLACKBERRIES, very hardy, Have been success- transplanted on_Prairles-- well packed in oss, Heyy gro per fruit, large, fs clusters. Order Hetore. orl fou? vines 'for $1.00 Prepa id. 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