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It. takes a clever installation of t ‘l- 'ephone equipment to pick up, trans- fer and broadcast by radio the pro- ceedings of a general meeting in a large amlitorium, but it was recent- ly shown in New York that it can be done. It. may not be a great Whtie before anyone who will dron 1113 regular work long enough to listen can hear the debates in Parliament. imateiy night. hours less than 'the best time previously made between these Wm points. The fastest time of the )Iauretania from (Munrnstown to New thk was . four days, ten- hours 51ml forty-one minutes. ' An enterprising English doctor, whose headquarters are in the anci- ent city of Palmyra, found it difficult to keep in touch with his patients among the wandering Be¢l«;)uin tribes. Accordingly, he bought an aeroplane and now flies out over the Syrian ,desert and watches the slowly-movâ€" ing camel rains for a signal to alight. The Mauretaniu recently made the run from New York in Chnrbourfi, France, in five days. eight hours and fifty-six minutes. which is approx- Ready for sixpmvnt frum Lionstante in0ple is; the larggbst nut Cl'Up that Asia Minor has produced since- 1914. Most uf'the nuts Eur-(e Iilborts. Shelled Iikberts in Turkey-bring about. three cents a pound: here .they sell for seventy-live. Not even a nut can travel free. Stamianiizing automobife parts is not mwviv 1‘ matter of convenience to mutux ists :last year it sax ed auto- mobil; rmrmiaLtm-vr an amount es- timatm at three qualters of a billion d011a15.. ‘ Fact and Comment Sovereign Manitoba Patent Flour, 98 lbs. $ 3.90 Eclipse Flour, blended, per 98H) sack. . . . 3.70 White Lily Pastry Flour, per 98 lb sack. . 3.70 Bran, Ber 100 lbs ...................... 1.65 Shorts, per 100 lbs .................... 1.75 Feed Flour, Middlings, per 100 lbs ...... 2.10 No. 1 Mixed ChOp, per 100 lbs. . .~ ....... 2.10 Oat Chop, per 100 lbs .................. 2.10 Qrimped Oats, per 100 lbs ...... h. .. ...... ; 2.10 Blathford’s Calf Meal, per 25 lb sack. . . . ’ 1.25 ~American Corn (old) per ton, bulk ...... . 30.00 American Chopped Corn, bags included, ' i . ~ per. ton ...... ................. 33.00 011313011! _Ch0pping, ,per. 100 lbs ........... .07 . r - OUR FLoUR IS GUARANTEED These Prices are at the Mill, andStrictly Cash Highest Price Paid for Wheat delivered at the Mill- Goods Delivered In Town Every Afternoon 3 . Phone 8, Night or Buy. t “To Taste is to Believe” (I The acid Open-11:3:‘n-lh [)1‘1.)L‘.€‘SS for producing steel has used as much as seventy-live per cent. of scrap with satisi'actm'y results, and the basic «,zpvn-lmzu'lli method more than lifty per cent. The diminishing ratio hu- twccn pig-iron output. and steel pro- duction is a significant ammmplish- mcnt in an age that moms bent on filling: lhv “011d “itil libur-slnm" machinu. \mx steel hum Old is m cnvm) ut the first Oi'o'lcr._ lix'ory year humorous fatalities 111‘1"111‘ 1111111111; '211‘m hands \Wl'lO enter e1 partlv- filled silo after the 1’131mont- i111. 1111‘11 l1 1s 11:11! 1111111 to 11‘11111 c-‘zuâ€" 111111-11111110xi1l11 gas, \\ h1ch is poison- 1111s. Sine» 1'1‘1i1sh 1111‘ dilutes 21111! scatters the monoxide, 11o 11111-1 should 1111t111‘ a silo till the blower has boon started, and even then the Silo doors should not 1111 put mm 11131111 1111til thm are 1161111911 to pre\ out the corn from spilling. Commercial aviaticm suti‘ors its: iiiSCOlll'flgt‘mPIltS. It is only Amer- ican tourists, says an English news- paper, that support the famous Lon- don-Paris service, and the company that. has been making the, engines for the. planes has (incided to give 11p making them on account of the limited demand. The remarkable success of the Beston Floating HosDital, a beat that takes the sick babies 01 the lei-18 m1 Hts down the harbor everv 1lav in warm weather. suggests a noble use m which many of the idle merchant ships could'be put at other points on the waist. All growers can save at least a part of their own seed. The largest and best-shaped fruits ‘Of the garden should new be marked with a piece 02' twine and allowed to remain until they are ripe. Next. year's garden depends a goud deal on this year’s choice of seed. During a period of nine months under the t.hree-1_)er-cent. immigna- tion law 524,478 immigrants entered the United States and 488.639 people left; that is, the incoming stream exceeded the outgoing by only 333,839. ’ :lig. ti'm of equatorial Africa in the ’1') u k H1 some other tlee the seed gel- Iinmates and the, young plant sends font IOOlS reaching to the ground and kaises a crown that quickly overtops the tree that serves as an im'oluiitm‘y host. Then, having es- caved the dangers of the jungle floor md made sure of an abundant sun-1 light, the hen proceeds to enx elope its host, which is soon_.\,kill'e¢:l and buried within the huge buttressed trunk of the ticus. \ b j“ In calves shipped, «"ilengz'trry leads 4with 15,178 last. year as cnnumred with 9.083 in the, previous year. In hogs Simcne enmes out on tOp with El I'cw'HI‘d ”1' (38,207; in .1921. rnmpared with 67,671 in 1920, but Kent‘s ship- ment inereusmi from 26.932 in 1920 to 66.567 in 19:31? Other large. hog ships ping emmlies in UlllflIfliO last year GREY COUNTY IS PinRTH ‘ IN CATTLE SHIPMENTS A reportxprepared by the Dnnrmon Live Stock Branch, Ottawa, gives the numbers» of live stack shipped Iifmm the various points in every 'county 01' district in 1.110 {.mwimtcs of Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba, Sas- katchewan and Alberta i1171920 and 1921 to the «,liil'ornut stockyards anti packers 01' for ean't. From this it is gathormi that. the greatest, number“ uf cattle shimmd from any county in ()ntal'in last. year was from Rpm-0.1 namely, 28.85: , (mnmarml with 16,1481 the prm'ic'jvus year; \aniing‘inn. vain 24.476 last, ymu'. (301111“)al'ml will' "7"" - l ~~‘9 v~r :uz) in'1920; Humn, with 24.306 ms! ymu‘ and Hwy with 23.75“. I'Nllking in «)I'cior. A college course in hotel manage- ment will seem novel to those who have been inclined vaguely to group hotel-men with old-fashioned tavern keepers. But the bar, which was once the principal source of revenue of the ordinary hotel, is gone and at {the same time the pressure of trav cl has enormously expanded the hotel business, which is .now one of the largest industries in the‘country in" point of capital invested, the number of workers engaged and the gross volume of business. It needs edu- cated young men. and women who can meet patrons on an equal foot- ing and also know how to handle a million-dollar investment. At their convention, recently held, the beggars in ConstantinOple voted not to accept aims of less than ten paras. They- gave the high cost “of living as the reason for their action. If people offer them less than ten iparas, their only recourse will be to strike; which somehow reminds us of the remark of the old lady who had just learned that the then recent discovery of petroleum would prob- ably put an end to the whaling husi- ; mess. “Dear! Dear!” she said, "‘wl'iat will the poor whales do now?” centuries for (30011633, paLCk‘aihithfilé and wheelbarrows into ' automobile highways is a different matter. Out: side the cities the improvement of ihe roads goes forward at a rapid rate. The Chinese are buying autoâ€" mobiles and trucks, and it wOuld not be astonishing to see motor trans- port through China precede rail-’ ways. ' Issued in 1917 and Maturing lst December, 1932. In this golden countrv anv boy can light his \\ av to success unless his father 1021\08 him too much Spending mnnm. Anti-British Prejudice. (Hamilton Herald.) Anti-Blitish prejudice dies hard. .\ «Ment um Iiishman 01 our ac- quaintance declares that the Irish i'action- fighters are bribed v» iith Briâ€" tish gt’ild t0.kill one another. M1nlillis then answ erod questions. Sumo he 1l11clined to answer for pub- lication. I hope that, householders and 111111111113 wbll see to it that not 111111113 than one ton or so shall go to «mo 11mson,” he said ‘I haVe burned Welsh hard 0031,” “as his pmsonal testimony. “I haw dune mv best to have \\ olsh coal pulchased ’ he said. Mr. Ellis spoke-highly of Welsh anthracite. It was better than the United States anthracite. “I think the municipalitiéstill be well advised to let the local dealers distribute the. fuel,” he said. then the municipalities must go in ,for themselves. say. “The slnglrtage may be taken for granted,” said Mr. Ellis. “It follows, thm-ofme. that there must be sub- stitutes. Whose duty is it. to Obtain them? The fuel dealers, I should .for the controller’s- inspection, he replied: “I would fix a. maximum price and ‘make him sell at that.” ' Mr. Ellis urged everybody to he frugal in the matter of fuel, to use wood in. the fall and spring and Save; bard coal for the Winter. . “Hard éoal has become a habit with us,” the controller said. He in- timated that the approaching season would be a good time to break away from that habit. ‘Gentlemen, ” he said any case Where action let tme know.” mama's PUEL'CONTROLLER MAY. FIX THBPRIGE or GOAL J. A. Ellis, Ontario fuel controller, addressing the Ontario Municipal As- sociagion‘ at its annual odnvention in Toronto on August 3lst, said he had power to fix coal prices and would not hesitate to use his power if the need arose. ‘ mm.“ Perth With 56,948, York “With: 55,725, Huron with 52,405, Welling- tonwjth 57,783, mid Essex\with‘50,e 553. Grey shipped the largest num- ber of sheep, 26,151} with Simcoe coming second with 23.652. CONVERSION . PROPOSALS “if yo‘u know IS necessary, mm December 1 interest cheque as usu ’ . _ a1. Holde f coupon bonds W111 detach and retain the last unmaltfneod .ooupon before surrendering the bond itself for conversion ' ‘Cmnnn‘- "purposes. Holders of the maturing bonds who wish to avail themselves of this conversion privilege should take their .bonds AS EARLY AS. POSSIBLE; BUT NOT LATER THAN SEPTEMBER 30th, to a‘Branch of any Chartered Bank in Canada and receive in exchange an official receipt for the bonds surrendered, containing an undertaking to deliver the corresponding bonds of the new issue. , Some men are born good some make good; *and others are caught Wlth the goods. ‘ Members of the Fair Association are being assisted in obtaining not- “ed drivers for the contests by A. R. Corey of Des Moines, Iowa, sec-re- tary of the I.M.C.A. Some of the cars to be driven by the professionals are machines that have been made famous during the past year because of their‘sensa: tional speed records. Allen is to be .at the Wheel of Barney Oldfield’s Golden Submarine car, claimed to be one of the fastest racing machines ever constructed, while Striegel is bringing a Simplex 200-horsepower c-ar here'for the racing festival. Elabmate plans re being made in London for the reception of the not led pilots and fair officials beliex e that the greatest crowd that has ever as- sembled inside of the exhibition grounds will be on hand to cheer the daredexils of the speed world in their thrilling battles the closing day of the annual festival. ' The Special purse will be addi- tional to the $2,500 in purses to be divided among the Winners of the six competitive eV ents which are at- tracting the noted 1l11iV 11115 1.0 London. Among theistars, already signed to driVe in the 11V ents here are Louis DiSbI‘OW,d13{lll of all profession: 11 pi- lots Les All. 1111 and Dave Koelzln noted speed“ ay stars, Mu11phV Siriegel CheV rolet Sarles and a half dozen others equally as well known on speedways and dirt tracks 01‘ the United States and Canada. tracks'will be placed in jeopardy on. Saturday, September 16, when a half score of the world‘s most famous sbeed kings will strive to win a spe- cial purse of $1,000 offered by the Western Fair board for a new speed mark on the London oval. v v w‘ -u V‘uul‘. and ham the choice of remaining so or getting married. vho wish to avail Eege should take SLE; BUT NOT , to a'Branch of The Sneezing Record. (Winnipeg Free Press.) Down in Ontario they are having a heavy hay fever epidemic. Up to the time of going to press a Hamil- ton man holds the sneezing record with 24 to his credit, without stop- overs. t and you can use my testimonialâ€" 13 help other women.”-â€"Mns. CASEY LEMEBY, 176 Abbott St, Brockville Ontario. Lydia. E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com- pound is a. medicine for women’s ail- ments and has a. record of nearly fifty years behind it. ' 9 All men are. born free WONDERFUL " ‘ . THE WAY n HELPED HER “00.0 my and equal,