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l‘ PAGE 2 Dear Readers: I DDuUVL U a ”glow is an article taken from the Galt Reporter, written by Miss Jessie Beattie, the librarian in Preston library. ‘ 3“A_-n-‘:nh I I. DUI; luv. w- J u I thi it is such an interesting way to let the patrons of the Lib- rary know what can he found on Library shelves, that I am passing Today when a song bird chanted his love notes outside the library window, the new maple leaves nodded their heads approvingly, and the librarian looking out was glad that her hands held a volume of poetry at thatmoment. - â€"--- 5151‘ no" ~‘And"€v‘if£t i§“'a_fiéii§e withput .a home-1” she said placmg beSIde 1t. “The Home” by ‘Cha‘xjgtte Gilman.” â€"A.- _-‘A.‘ the gay head. . "Young man,” she charged him, “it’s houseâ€"cleaning time. Not all of us-can build a new nest every year.” The librarian mused, “Some people are building,” she remem- bered, “I must be ready for them.” So she hurried to set out where she hoped it would be seen, “The Small House” _by Ekin Wallick. ___'1L ...1. A .l ‘IU J‘UI‘JU \Iâ€"w- â€"' â€" “You are a Tacky littlévsongster,” she called to the warbler, “butgf real husbands and wives _can’t bulld lcus uuuuw--uv ..__._ a new house every year they can make the old one look like new if they try, and,” she added hopeful- ly. "if they will read what other folks have done." In a conspicuous place she set the fMlowlng: f'l‘nte‘rior Decora- ‘ P “:.~‘:-\n LIIV tion" bV Rolfe, "A book of Distinc- tiVe Inteliors" and Inside the House 01 Good Taste?’ by Richard- son \Vright. ."NUVV'. I VVondeI'. ’ surmised the libxarian, “I \Vonder if the home- makm'. lmusv- keeper, house-clean- Pr neo’ds a new bed-room rug or two. maybm - tw U. Ana) up. She found. "Hooked rugs and hnw to make. them.” and added it. to the collection. Beside it, went “The Efficient Kitchen,” by V. Van de \V‘nter. 'Hope some worthy hus- band gets his eye on that lying about the house and finances some reformsf she chuckled. "01' this,” picking up a small green Volume, "Home Cbnveniences.” ‘ '- LA I.“ Our old enemy the House Fly will soon be with us again. He never fails to come around when the warm weather arrives. To annoy people and to cause trouble seems to be his special aim in life. From baby’s face to father’s bald head, to the milk' pitcher and to food are some of his journeys well known to all onus. Yet in spite of this, and possibly because he is seen too often, it IS doubtful if many of us ever fully realize the danger and filthy ways of this commonpest. ‘ D-"vâ€" The din‘erent flies lay their eggs and are hatohed out in different refuse maternal. The house fly al- ways prefers fresh horse manure. The stable fly also develops in horse manure" or stable refuse, but the blow fly prefers privles, decay- ing_ garbage,‘ or. plg manure. With a“. “wavy vâ€" râ€"v ____ mg a short incubation geriod it can be seen how rapidly ies W111 multi- ply unless they .are controlled. It is also very dlfl'lcult to keep them in check after they have once reached maturity and can fly away from the breeding ground. Kill the Maggots Naturally, the best way to con- trol the fly is to destroy the eggs or maggots before their Wings are de- veloped and they can move about rapidly. No one would attempt to dry the floor before they turned off the leakingtapâ€"similarly With the fly, stop the source first and then gestroy those that are already ere" c-vu Why is it necessary to destroy flies and keep them from hatching? It is not merel because they are annoying, but t ere is a more im- portant reason. All flies can carry disease germs; they are all filthy in the extreme. The legs of flies are provided with a great many short hairs or bristles and, as the fly walks over filth containing disease germs. some of these are collected and held by the hairs. When the fly oes again to take a drink from t e milk pitcher or touches food. some of the germs will be left behind in the milk or on the food. When these are swallowed later with the food by the baby. or anyone else, they may cause such diseases as typhoid. dysentery. diarrhoea. or other ill- ness. Not only Should We. get rid. of flies because they are so filthy that they will contaminate our food with rubbish, manure and other olfensive material. .' Ply Control Experiments with the house. fly prove that it. can be best control- led by sprinkling the infested parts of the manure with a three per cent. solution of a coal tar disin- fectant. The one used in these ex- mj~rin1ents was called “Lyman’s Disinfect-ant." One gallon of disin- fectant makes 33 gallone ol‘ the solution. This was sprinkled only on those parts of the manure which contained the maggots. This is not difficult because when the sur- face of the manure is stirred with -‘9- THE HOUSE FLY water for the house fly and meat for the blow fly. is placed under the tiap, anclVVhen the fly has finished feeding 011 this, it goes 11p through the to!) of the innei cone to the body» of the t1ap.It f01gets then, 01 couxse. to go back bthe same way that it entoied. Flies caught in this “3) may be des- troyed b) boiling VVater 01 hV buming sulphui in an ovei- tumed harreL Over three hundred boys in Canada and the United States are hoping that the deslgn, strength and air capabilities of their model planes will carry them to Euroge. . . . . , Two of them must succeed. These two wlll be the Winners of the mdoor and out-door dmsions 1n the National Airplane Model Tournament to be held in Detroit at the end of the month under the aus ices of the Airplane Model League of America of which Commander Richard E. Byrd 18 Honorary Presl gut. The Tournament, conducted by the “American Boy” Magazine, W111 be entered by district chammons supported by leading newsgapers of the continent which are conducting local contests. C 0 A trip to Europe is the biggest prize for which the boys are strivin . All the boysowho. o to Dc trait for the tournament Will be pre ' redto leave on July 2, and the successf contestants Will sai from Mont- real on the Canadian Pacific 8. . Montcalm July 6. En route to the ship the W111, be entertained at Nia ara Falls, Toronto and Ottawa by officials of the Federal, Ontario and Cnnc \ overnments. In Ottawa t ey W111 fly their models for His Excellenc ‘the Governor General and the Prime Minister, both of whom have shownogreat interest in airplane m els. In Montreal the young champions will be the guests oi the Canadian Pacific Railwav. ‘ KNOW THE JOY OF BRIGHT WATERS AND HAPPY LA’NDS The Indians coming upon a chain of gleamina, shimmering lakes about ninetV miles east, of Toronto named them ”"KaVVva1‘tha”â€"â€"“‘Brig'ht waters and happy lands.” fiW‘W They were out driving. He had his arm around her and the other on the wheel. They hit a bump. “Oh, Henry, use both arms!” “Cant. I got to use one for driv- ”n1, Well, Try It! . .Two Aberdonians who were v13 lung London for the first time dis: covered that there was no soap in then' hotel bedroom, and one rang for the chambermaid. ‘ “Ye micht bring a wee bit 0’ same.” he suggested: The girl, not understan ' request simply, gaped at $1111? the “Hoots lassie?’ he grunted . ' u : tQStl] can e no - ’ 'y Scotchg” understan plam The maid sighed with relief and shortly returned with two tumb- lers find a‘ bottle. 191mm, July 5, ms 'OTIIER PAPERS’ OPINIONS ’Last Saturday afternoon about. .3 061001: a car slapped across from tthcho office. One fellow got out of It and staggered away. I saw at. a glance that the chap at. the wheel also was tight. He, too. got out and meandered 011'. After a while. two other chaps got into the car. ('al‘l'\'- lug a earttm or two or beer. and the crowd drew away. The. beer was none of my atTair, [ presume. It. was purchased legitimatelv and was as lawful merrhandize ‘as it it had been boots. But the «lrin-r wasdrunk. and in charge of a car. My ire rose at once at the thought. of what might happen before he got home. \Vhat might happen to himself 01' to Olllt‘l‘ [N‘Olblt' 1m». llt‘. had a silly senseless smirk on his face. I saw him try to spit. a couple Of times. and llt‘ t‘uultl Hui. land it past his chin. What wnult you have done under the cit-rum stances? \V‘ould you haw ('allt‘tl the police? That was my tire impulse. too. but. I didn't «in it Why? Well. to he pvrt'eetly t'mnk I suppose it is because 1 am moral CO\\°31‘(_l.- And it is ltt‘t'allst you are a moral vowarrl. and yom neighbor likewise and the whuh lot of us, that. the liquor qnvslitn is so hard to handle. I guess lllt fellow got home all right. for heard 0f no accidents. Had he go into a mixup amt someone lwvt killed. mightn't l haVn lu‘o‘ti t'liai': ed with living what they term ll legal I)l|1'3$(mlti;.'f~'. “an mun-snot" befoi‘o‘ lllt‘ at‘l'.’"~~\\'lat'loti Lana dian lit'lm. In HIP Cih 01' THIHIHH som thousands 01 mung: lnlk~ mu in h spared the shain «if miting on ”I enti'iancv examinatinns iucuus their ti‘aclwi;s haw IH'OIIIIHHiO‘ them 101‘ promotion in Hu- hi; schools “iUIUUi ”I" IH‘U.~>‘H\ uf 185L111” lil‘i\li1“f4' OXiGlhil‘ti 1 the db students and clviiiml Hi _\’0un;. New in Hw umnli'V has :11 wavs lonkcd 10 115 MM making HM Of the one and ilsh 0f Haw uthv Them “011ch amwa In lw tin gm reason \\li\' a vmmlix S4 Iinol Ivacli or. particularly if llw inspvch acquiesccs. could nut. rvmmmwt pupils to “In high sclmul \VIHIU an examinathm and what. is pol mitted in the one L'asv shnnld. seems to us, he permittml in U t)tlun'.â€"-.-\llist«1m Hc-rald. Township Clerkship a Big Job Une of tho must inumrmnt my «exacting positions in :1 mm] mm munity nowadays is Hm! of 11 Tuwnshiu Clvrk. 'l'hv far! Hm! H is [now cumplc-x icyâ€"day that it. \\' 3 WW yoars ago. vfl‘vvls mmm'ipa ities just, as it «luvs imhxidual The farmvr who 119ml In HmnuN al'mmcl in a «inmovl'at and lull candlos. nnw «iriws :1 var on a ,.' J tmx'nship rum and has hyh‘u. .1 this spells 10\\'n.~'hip mad smwril tvndcnt.. hydm l‘ISIaws. druinm bylaws. l'PIHJHS to “w Highw: hmmrimmn. ”I“ filling In”. I tvndcnt. hydra bylaws. dra’unm bylaws, ropm'ls to 11w Higlm' Departnwm. Ilw filling «n11. (]l]¢‘Sli1)l\:lil'PS for Huwrnnwnt d partmcnts in addition in Hw nu linw duties Hf ”14- Clerk. '11 (Llcl‘k has m 1w gnidv. runny-Ill and friend m gl‘m'n Pmlnc'illurs a: mec, and in ul‘dvt' 10 «in S". must have a kmnvlvdgv of la‘ lmok-keoping. maUH-nmtivs. t - ‘.\-\1 11' ‘1‘] If he doc-s nut. km- the constant, changos books his (Zomwil ; legal dilTic'uHiq-s and got {lw Manna l-‘m 189?) an Act was p: tho authority 01' 1!“ to 1131110 0110 nl‘ Hu- 1 101's. In a muzm hundx‘od milvs frmn of {law Cmmvil \wm auditor Ilu- sanw as txvomy yo-ax-s k’ughn'v diSCOVQl‘Pd. 4'. T0 Inc-35mm up llll quiromcmts 01' his j: svvn Hm! u 'l'mvnshi he a man 01’ sunwwh tainmems‘ and a; a he usually is. Sum. who have SN‘VNL :r in this district. 31'“ “the municipal sh svrw for small #111: small in many vasvr ance of Hwir 1.09m recognizmi and mm preciatod by Hu- 'J‘ cils and by MW "ow: Jmn‘nztl Argu Marys - One Example Canadians haw 9d becnus‘vt nu Inc thv l’¢~.<11nasm'â€"H latu snssion 01' Pm return 10 1110 mm [3051 cards. 'HH‘ 1 St". a gum! a-xmm regard. 111 mu tlw one (“PM [HM again so! up. H ‘ follow suit \\'o- :m- would amn-vvmh- and tho «axon-«mm fer. Whilv 11w 1 souw‘nir pus! var Fleslwrton .\4i\':mw Deep in NW m- Nm‘tl: Unmtrs. tomwd hills and ests. livs a vh: blue lakos knnwn Almost unknown World until a fwv Lakes have lwml playground of tourists. " ‘ .x!‘ wu- -~ The 113k" large. vnmmh and a hfllitiay if that is d gayety and _ ‘.A‘;A WUI'lch. The Laku HY Bays tiisH'n large "1101);!!! in vnjny ' and a hnliday of luackmu-uis if that is dvsirmi. Sé‘t'l‘ Thursday, July 5, 1928 What Would You Do Treat Them All Alike Journal Argus. _____._.__.â€"-_. me Example for ( than; haw hm'l‘. :msot nu muw- \\ nslmastvrâ€"t wnvm ssion of Parlmmv 1O ”10 UH“ rm ards, 'l‘lw l‘nitm {mud vxmm'lv 1n . 1n Han x-o-m-n u: cont. pnsi var set. up. If Cam“; Jmn‘n in NW ‘1' urn up fully s of his ML 11 'I'mx'nship of somowhat was passcu n 01' 1hr Conn vf tho munivn municimmy kN'p ms ‘ hotnlsra 9 golf. tonms. mav occupy music and d on} UN wis‘ lom 0f strm: :aial'l 1» his «~31- : m tlw Man 20! tmmlml he \Vil! lik< instancv. assed x'vpcali m Cmmril he - O and 1‘. M'nshu val "1'3.“ for Canada hm 1H “1‘3 1 "1 \Vil 01 My nut. 1!. ”11‘ h‘ naming: ”'4' ffl!‘ 0‘ l'lu H try mh H 1‘1 00' (P \V NH U M H m