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Advocates m Costume W W TEM®, ° sht an 1}gOT 1130 ho Quick Change _ Garden Artists The days have gone when men found it easy â€" to believe stories of human beings changing itno wolves or ish and birds and all he srange meâ€" tamorphoses of the old legends and fairy tales. Yet all around us insects are making changes just as surprising al} day and every day. What could be less like a caterpillar ar grub than a butterfly or moth? The â€"aterpillar is an ugly, often repulsive reature with an enormous appetite, which crawls slowly along. The butterâ€" fy is the spirit of light and life, free a« air to fily to and fro and living »sually on a few sips of the juice of fowers. Yet every butterfly was a eaterpiliar once Cicadas are creatures of the sul-l shine, which "sing" through the hotâ€" test day, perched in some bush or! tree. Yet in their grub stage they spend long periods, years in some cases, in darkness underground. Many insects are truly amphibious. Like frogs they spend part of their lives in the water and part in the air. Such are the dragonâ€"fies, the mosâ€" quitoes, which the dragonâ€"flies eat, Mayâ€"fies and caddieâ€"flles, Like tadâ€" poles the larvae of dragonâ€"flles have Most of these insects prefer fresh water when in their laval form, but some mosquitoes breed in pools of sait water along the margin of the sea. There are also marine (or submarine) caddieâ€"fles, the larvae of which make eases out of Coraline seaweed, and are found in many places along the coast of Australia, ‘ Some insects, such as bees and ants, build up highly complex city civilizaâ€" tions. They have brought division of labor to a fine point, have wellâ€"marked social classes anc show wonderful inâ€" gonnity, resource and readiness to sacrifice themselves for the good of the community. in numbers and variety, of course, the insects easily surpass all the other inhabitants of the earth. The human popflation of the globe is still well under 2,000,4°3,000, but insects swarm in numbers past all reckoding. There are thousands o? thousands of them to By P. B. Priot, in "The Humane Pteader." st h t sometimes seen fying tOgeLNET iN thousands in upland districts. Most caddieâ€"worms live in fresh water streams and waterholes, but thei is a marine caddieâ€"worm which makes cases ovrt of odds and ends at the bottom of the sea. Dragonâ€"flles beve not much in comâ€" mon with cad ‘~Mies except their uoub life. T ~y, too, live in the water when young, and in the air in later life, when they bhave acquired Though dragonâ€"flles are sometimes ealled "horseâ€"stingers," they do not #ting horses, or anything else. They aro indeed very useful creatures, since they eat quantities of mosquitoes and other insect pests. e Many of the larvae of dragonâ€"flles breathe by means of gilis. Like the caddieworms they leave the water later, and fly about as winged insects. Some species of dragonâ€"fles are ax-' ceedingly swift of flight; in fact, it is claimed that they are the fastest inâ€" sects in the world. They dart up and down streams at tremendous speed. Pr. R. J. Tillyard, who wrote & book about dragonâ€"flies, devoted some Atâ€" tention to timing their fights, and eame to the conclusion that the inâ€" sect of one species can do nearly 60 miles an hour. There are many specios of birds that probably do not go as fast. & Some Australian dragonâ€"flles grow to a great size. One of them, found in mountain country in New South Wales, measured 614 iches across the wings, and is one of the largest dragâ€" onâ€"flles in the world. s Ottawaâ€"Apparently choosing . for themselves the role of vanguard to the trade delegation . for South America, a party of Canadian bawks recently made a trip to Argontina. According to word received at the Na tional FParks Branch of the Interior Department, the Aight of these adâ€" venturous spirits was cut short by & blast of birdshot on a farm in Buenos Aires Province. _ The nationality of the birds was established when an Argentine farmer, not recognizing the hawks as on & goodâ€"will tour, let go his shotgun into a tree., On the leg of one of the trail.blazers was found a cellaloid ring, red on the im« side and black on the outside, markâ€" ed "%0 Canada." The band is of a type .uged in Canada fot fl‘.l‘lfn‘ Nisds. ' $ hy Af ° ¢ n st of the caddieâ€"worms build for seives port_ble houses or cases r watér. They make them out of s, leaves or grains of sand. Others : ambitions â€" make fixed houses of tiny pebbles,. And. there are oy op mt 16 s .o A b Hawks Fly South only buildi in De.ng. es, and w inse addie fliesâ€" itionedâ€"and a spend the 1 the water, re Thimble Will Be Liners Will Race Across Atâ€"| lantic Consuming Only a Lump of Coal Our grandchildren may store their whole winter‘s supply of fuel in a thimble. Today even our most effiâ€" cient heating systems and our best machinery waste 99.999999§ per cent. of the fuel they use. 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The worlds biggest liner could voyage at top speed across the Atâ€" ’lgntic 3nd back sgain by cqonsuming a piece of coal the size of a currant. long the existence of the w a matter of milliens to | vears, It is believed that we may possibly tap this mighty énergy if we can find a way to produce temperatures far exceeding those we know now. Water boils at 100 degrees centrigrade, and the temperature of whiteâ€"hot steel is between 2,000 degrees and 3,000 deâ€" grees. At the Cavendish Laboratory a temperature nea. 1,000,000 degrees kas already been reached, but to reâ€" lease sunâ€"atomic energy something like 40,000,000 degrees may be necesâ€" | Let no man turn from your door | Wearier than he was before; , But in wisdom this is known: Each man‘s soul must be his own. sary If this can be done it is an astonishâ€" ing thought that the end of the world may be postponed by man himself. Even if the sun surns out and ceases to give Leat and light, he may be able to produce sunâ€"atomic energy and proâ€" Give of body, give of mind, Give of words, and where you find Hunger feed it from your bone, But always keep your soul your own Give your laughter, give your youth, Give of reason and of truth, f And the innocence of play, And a lilac bough in May. â€"Gertrude Callaghan in the New York Times. AN AMAZING POSSIBILITY Good Used 5 Tube Radios Priced from $5 up. Write for Bargain Price List. DANFORTH RADIO CO. LTD. 2086 Danforth Ave., Toronto needn‘t upset Â¥our plans. It will check a cold, or ease the sorest throat; and comfort the worst sufferer from neuritis and neuralgia. When your head achesâ€" from any causeâ€"when a cold has settled in your joints or you feel those deepâ€"down pains of rheumatism, sciatica, lumbago, take Aspirin and you can count relief that sudden headaches on real relief. Radio Bargains Wisdom 4 from bns of ' Owl LEaffs® > The week‘s most embarrassing moâ€" meont occurred when a literary minded fellow looked up his favorite big word in the dictionary just to prove that he was spelling it correctly and at the lest report bhacn‘t been able to even find the word. To succeed in the future, you must break with the past. There are inany ways & woman can catch a husband but being a widow is the surest. We never waste any sympathy on a woman who complains that her husband is no longer tender, when she knows he is hard boiled beâ€" cause she keeps him in hot water most of the time. Theâ€"booh is usually a fellow who doesn‘t see things the same way you do. Nothing looks so much like wasted energy as a couple of pretty girls kissing each other. "Daddy, I know how to do everyâ€" thing," said the little boy_ot fve. ";‘7\;"hat I don‘t know isr‘t worth knowing,‘ said the young man of twenty. "Well, anyway, I do know my own a short lifetime," said the man of sixtyâ€"Lve. c W"r'i‘hera are very few matters, I am sorry to say, that I am really quite sure about,‘ said the man of fifty. "I have learned a bit, but not much, since I was born; but knowledge is so vast that one cannot become wise in a short lifetime," sai dthe man of sixtyâ€" five Customer (indignan(ly) â€" "Surely you are not wiping iha. plate with your handkerghie!, waiter?" _ Waiterâ€"*"‘That‘s all rish only a dirty handkerchie?," A tooth paste that removes the film from the teeth may be all right, but what we need more is a hair oil that will remove fog from the brain, It was summer time ind a farmer was showing his new laborer around the farm, at the same time explaining to him all te duties he would have to do. When the farmer had given Harold, so we are told, got a wrong number the oth â€" evening. § Anxicus Youn: Man (at Salvation Army Headquarters)â€"‘"Do you save young girls?" Salyaion Nell yes." s VAnxious Youz Manâ€""Well, save me a couple of redâ€"heads for toâ€"nightâ€" will you?" The average woman grows old just about as gracefully as he climbs a fence Jimmy, four, small but wise, had been in the company of visitors the day before. At ons period, when his mother bhad left the room for a minâ€" ute or twoâ€"jus. long enough to get the icea tea .cedâ€"one of the guests had asked him where he was born. He was telling the story, next day, to a playmate, about what he had said when asked that question. "I knew I was born in the Woman‘s Hospital. But I thought thr sounded sort of sappy, park." t The ice man says Mrs. Jones isn‘t as friendly as she used to be. She wears such a Frigidaire. A man said the other day: "You can find anything you want to know about in a World Almanacâ€"ift you know where to find it." If we believed what their opponents say, we would conclude that all candiâ€" dates are unfit t hold ofice. Ane way to avoid the income tar is to earn less than $1,000 a year. . By Daniel Whitehead Hicky This is a night for long rememberâ€" ings. Light up the fire and watch each ripening spark Drift like a firefly where the chimâ€" ney sings * With all the purple mystery of the dark. This is a night for books. Turn to a page That throbs with Apriis that were lost; go deep In folded letters yellowing with age; _ A night of rain is not a night for sleep. s Pile up the hearth with cedar boughs and listen To silver music fashingâ€" on the pane; f Speak longâ€"forgotten words, and they will glisten y Wrapped in their vanished glory once again. * Turn back the clock, and till the break of dawn §A Your heart will beat with hours that The brave man carves out his forâ€" tune, and every man is the son of his own works.â€"Cervantes. so I said the Cubs‘ Baseball are gone. Rainy Night (kindly) â€"â€" "Why, ioh t William Fulton, assistant general passenger agent, Canadian Pacific Railway, stationed at Toronto, was guest of honor at a dinner given him by brother officials at the Royal York Hotel, January 24, in homor of his forty years service with the railway completed on that day. Joining the railway January 24, 1891, Mr. Fuiton, at one time or another, met most of the C.P.R. men who have made Canaâ€" dian.history in the colorful years of the railway‘s growth. Paper‘s New Rival Experts have recently been in vestigating the durability of paper, with a special view to the preservraâ€" tion of books and records of historic value. According to a recent report made in England on this subject, issued by a special committee set up by the Library Association, paper made from chemical woodâ€"pulp is more permanâ€" ent than that made. from esparto. The very best paper is the allrag variety. A n{w competitor, however, is now taking the field. This is "letter cloth," which looks like ordinary writingâ€"paper of the best quality, but is said to be stronger and more last. ing than paper. Letter cloth is made from « and is being produced in Ameri a cost slightly below that of quality paper. According to ish experts, it could be made cheaply in Englasd and it is able that its manufacture w commenced shortly. Comfortabl make for efi This was not the opinion ol our fathers, who believed that "pamperâ€" ing" the workers would encourage them to take their ease. Opinioa about this has notably changed. â€" The Industrial Bulletin of Arthur D. Little, Inc. (Cambridge, Mass.), notes the significance of a changed attitude of industrial execuâ€" tives as shown in their recent adopâ€" tion of scientific methods in improvâ€" ing the physical condition of emâ€" ployees. It goes on: 6 "Miners are treated with shortâ€" wave light to supply sunlight deficiâ€" ency, with reported improved health, fewer accidents and, incidentally, reâ€" duced net operating costs. "An English firm bas found that special spectacles have increased the efficlency of textile inspectors an average of 20 per cent.â€"the spectacles are supplied even to girls with norâ€" mal eyesight, a correspording corâ€" rection being made for others, The end of the working day no longer finds them exhausted by longâ€"conâ€" tinued eyeâ€"strain. "Humidity control in a blade fac tory reduced accidents from cut fin gers to an almost negligible number The dryness of the inspectors‘ fin gers was found to be the major fac tor." A book is good or bad.according to whether it makes us want to do betâ€" ter or worse. Profits from Comfort 40 Years Service ONTARIO ARCHIVES TORONTO le lent service. ot the opinion of our believed that "pamperâ€" kers would encourage their ease. is made from cotton working coT ‘a at good Britâ€" more probâ€" ) be | A distinguished characteristic of a great soul is that it hungers for someâ€" thing about it; it aspires, never grovels, because it bas gotten & glimpse of the real glory of life, "Mr. Jones tried evening." â€" "How «4 didn‘t. 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Kruschen clears blood of harmful scids and poisonous waste matter which cause blemishes, blackâ€" heads and pimples, Your wonderful mnew energy will surprise youâ€"mind Seels so keen and alertâ€"no more washedâ€"out feeling getting up in the momings, _â€"Kruschen Saits are a perfect blend of the six vital miverals which Nature ordained, glands, blood, nerves and body organs should daily receive from food if they‘re to function correctlyâ€" and which are impossible to obtain in this age of modern cooking. _ There are 2 classes of women. There Should Be No Ugly Women! Gross Surplus Eerned New Business Issued Business In force > Accrued Profits to Policyholders, not due UMulgoe‘ Profits O»‘ Conlmgmy Rucrvl L "GREATâ€"WEST LIFE Company‘s Investments in Unassailable Position of Safety A GREAT SOUL Profits to Policyholders to be continued eEaqari22K®s 36 TORONTO STREET, TORONTO, ONT. Head Noises ASSURANCE COMPANY T. Milton Taylor on same liberal scale ANNUAL REPORT FOR 1930 w£Ap OfFiCC â€" $ 1,388,897 . $ 4001019 # $7,3817,646 13,116,969 * 35,602,545 10,175,308 « 10,155,046 19,478,195 « 60,519,025 71,914,357 > 256,850,251 420,406,920 Provincial Manager 2087943 1032.014 Every woman has some aim in life, but what she hits it suite another se e ns FOR MACHINE OR HANDE NITTIiNG, "All Wool," "Silk and W ool,"* "Olg Tyme," all colors, 75¢ lb. uB. Samples free Stocking & Yarn Mills, Dept. T. Orillia, Ont. LAD)ES WANTED and light sewing or spare time; good pi @istance; charges paid particulars. National 1 F‘t’i‘c’flfir{ National ontreal wy d ind ant 4 P CC If baby has AG\Y in the night. Colic!l Ne cause for alarm if Castona im hn&{’.fi‘l'hu pure vegetable pmJ)am- tion brings q!unck comfort, and carm never harm. It is the sensible un1 when children are ailing. Whether it the stomach, or the little howels; solic or constipation: or darrhea When tmr) ton{z‘ues are coated, or the breath is bad. Whenever there‘s aced of gentle regulation Children sove the taste of Castoria, and its m ild ness makes it safe for frequent use. And a more liberal dose of & .as Lori® is always better for growing childrem than strong medicine meant only fow adult use FEMALE HELP WANTED MOTHER OFf TWINS HELPED Restored to Health by TÂ¥zking Mitchel, Ont.â€"*"I had uttle twin babies and tor quite a while after I was able to get u{) and ty do my work., ) have taken three bottles and 1 am fine, do my work without trouble and am gaining in weight and strength. 1 will gladly reeommend the Vegetable Compound to * me Mrs. F. Statron, Boz 220, m‘tchell. 2.801,571 7236,072 Lydia E. Pinkham‘s Vegeâ€" TSSUE No. 3â€"‘31 0 L I C YÂ¥ A & N 129,147,632 194,733,794 28,325,093 13,.9031 446 614,405,447 10,559,7142 1930 4 413,907 po Do I d LN ahen