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When a boy suddenly stops loving ”1, a girl is as helpless to do anything Pflut it as she is when the car she driving stops dead in the traffic. their op« Satisfied tour out Nephew (reassuringly)â€"*"Don‘t talk ho that, aunt; you know you will." Eut now Gertrudeâ€""So you are not going to get married again?" Robertâ€""No. _ I‘ve become a pack Taking a slanting survey of the new early fall millinery, we suspect the man of the modern house npever is :(hered with the question: "Is my t on straight?" Old Aunt (despondently)â€""Well, I will not be a nuisance to you much nnger." fAat Stray Thoughts Caused by the Hot Weather When a girl goes shopping for a husâ€" band, she doesn‘t always find a barâ€" wain. After a woman lives with a man for ten years, he‘s about as hard to figure out as a threeâ€"piece jig saw puzzle. Instead of trying to patch up & quarrel some couples don‘t seem to give a rip. A girl can love every bair on a girl‘s head and yet, at times, feel Mke pulling every one of them out. If & girl could read her boy friend like a book, she probably couldn‘t resist readâ€" Ing the last chapter to see if she marâ€" Fies him. Love flies out the window when too many bills come in the door. Probably the reason so many women put their husbands on a pedestal is because they expect them to be a bust. About the only time some girls will meet a boy half way is when they want & kiss. In life many are called but few &re chosen, but in a girl‘s life many eall but few propose. A woman‘g inâ€" tuition that tells a girl when the boy friend is falling for her, is the same instinct that tells a fisherman vhen‘ he has a nible. Moralâ€"Treat ‘Em Rough! To get my way 1 oft proceed ',‘By weeping in your presence, Or wheedling you till you concede Reluctant acquiescence; 1 feel elated when I win, Butâ€"afterwardsâ€"it‘s funnyâ€" 1 wish you badn‘t given in, You ougbht to boss me, Honey. Patientâ€""Yes, doctor, your advice sertainly Cid the business. I went to bed early and did all the things you told me. But, say, doctor, that one elgar a day almost kiled me at first. It‘s no joke starting to smoke at my Doctorâ€"â€""Medicine won‘t help you any. What you need is a complete rest and change of living. _ Get away to some quiet country place for a month. Bo to bed early, eat simple foods, *rink plenty of good rich milk, and smoke just one good cigar a day." A month later the patient walked inâ€" to the doctor‘s office. He looked like a new man and the gratified doctor told him so. Grocerâ€""Would you like some wax beans ?" BSweet June Brideâ€""Go away with your imitations. I want real ones." Dr. Certis May, head of the experiâ€" ental station at Wooster, O., and . O. N. Liming, chief seout, will {in charge of the bureau and will udy elms in a radius of forty miles. Eleven trees in Harrison Street, beâ€" ween Central and McKinley Avenues, yow signs of being affected with the sease, according to August Herman, Cretary of the East Orange Shade gree Commission. Some of them are ore than 100 years old. Since there fe about 975 elm trees along East East Orange, NJ.â€"Steps to block e ravages of the Dutch elm disease this locality were taken when the commission grarted permission ;,tbe establishment of a governâ€" ent bureau here to study the cure id prevention of the sickness which is already destroyed several score elme in the Orange and Mapleâ€" Dynamite is being used to kiH crocoâ€" les, whichk are causing heavy losses mong the stock of Bulawayd farmers. ange ge highways, tests and discusâ€" of possible replanting will begin the s« she is The Best Bet nee the work ns like to t s, but a Scote s he can get A Mal i y maid wh alk about hman isn‘t a lecture it This transformation is now taking place. There is a quick& "tempo" in the streets; an everâ€"increasing numâ€" ber of obvious strangers, keen and no Munich is the original home of sevâ€" eral of Wagner‘s chief"works, and has ever since been second only to Bayâ€" reuth as a center of Wagner producâ€" tion, This year is the great composer‘s semiâ€"centenary, and the city is makâ€" ing a completely new departure by linking up this year‘s festival with the historie association of Wagner and the Bavarian King, Ludwig II. In the "Nibelungensalen" of the Munich resiâ€" dence (the palace of the former Baâ€" varian kings), an exhibition will be held of Wagner relics. Alongside perâ€" sonal possessions of the composer, for example, will be placed extracts from his letters and records of opinions exâ€" pressed by him, and in this way it is hoped to make the exhibition a vivid picture of his life and the growth of bis work. An exceptionally interestâ€" ing item will be supplied by pictures of various scenes. Concerts are to be beld at Neuschwanstein, one of the famous castles erected by King Ludâ€" wig II. This castle, owing to its unigue gituation among wooded hills and lakes, and the splendid vista which it commands of bare rocks peaks toward the south, possesses natura‘ attracâ€" tions almost without parallel. It conâ€" tains a hall which is a close imitation of the famous "Sangersaal" in the Wartburg at Eisenach (the celebrated scene of "Tannhauser"). This hall is to be used for the first time on the ocâ€" Cheaper Living Causes Exodus Berlin has 328,330 more women than men, according to the census that has just been taken. The total population of the capital in Germany is now 4,â€" 202,050. This compares with 3,931,071 eight years ago, when the last nationâ€" al count took place. In the last 2% months, it is estimated, Berlin has lost in all 21,607 inhabitants. Most of these left becavse business has been bad, in consequence of the general economic conditions. Others may have gone beâ€" cause of political changes, Many are expected to return as soon as business conditions improve. _ The exodus so far has been chiefly to country disâ€" tricts, where living is cheaper than in the towns. News Flashes From Germany Munich Plans Wagner Honor Kze% up with this everâ€"changing civilization. Come to the Canadian National Exhibition this year and broaden gout knowledg,e of things worth while. Stroll through the great rrmem edifices, famous for their architectural nu(lmfi- cence, and enjoy the marvellous displays from home and foreign lands. Visit the Motor Show and inspect the advance models for 1934. Admire the equine aristocracy at the Horse Show in the New Million Dollat Horse Palace. Rxamine the ancient and modern masterpieces in the two Art Galleries. Thrill at the music of the Band of His Majesty‘s Scots Guards and thirty other bands. See the gorgeous, glamorous, glittering pageant "Montezuma" where the Spanish adventurers discover and besiege the ancient empire of the Aztecs. Stand along the lawns that slope gently to Lake Ontario‘s shores and watch the world‘s championship Marathon swims. Experience the thrill of a lifetime at the world‘s professional championship scnllit}g races and other interâ€" national comYemions afloat and ufiom Be one of the thousands of happy, carefree people on a mileâ€"long midway. » The world‘s largest annual Exposition offers fourteen days and nights (except Sundays) of education and inexpensive recreation for everyone regardless of age or sex. Free descriptive fokgers will be forwarded promptly upon request. Exceptional excursion rates arrangedâ€"consult local agents, Railways, Steamships, Motor Coaches. WM. INGLIS, President. Orillia. â€" ‘The Orillia Antiâ€"Mosquito Committee in its war on the pests have voted to use electricity. A new device which, it is predicted, will wreak havoe among the winged insects, has been inâ€" vented by Frank Gover, chairman of the committee, with the assistance of L. G. McNeice, town engineer. The invention consists of a screen door, the wire netting of which is charged with 110 volts of electricity, deemed sufficient to kill every mosâ€" quito that may alight upon it. The charged screen is masked on both sides with pieces of uncharged netting. A test of the device will be made in the pear future. Great Britain, who depends on a merchant marine for her existence, scrapped 96 vessels. Scrapping of Ships While more than a mililon and a quarter tons of merchant ships under all flags were decommissioned during that year, only 726,591 gross tons in new ships were built, the report said. Mosquitoes to be Killed By Electrical Device Washington. â€" Natiors of the world scrapped two vessels for every new one launched in 1932, according to an announcement from the Comâ€" merce Department. Hugh Severin of San Francisco apâ€" peared at the Chicago Airport with the eight pound youngster, and boarded one of United Air Liners‘ thréeâ€"mileâ€"aâ€"minute _ planes. The company‘s regulations specify that babies in arms shall be carried free. Severin had a baby in a bawket. The company therefore had to rule that while a mother can carry a baby in her arms, fathers find a basket essenâ€" tial, and no excess charge was made. Spennymoor, Eng. â€" Unemployed miners who formed themselves into a sketching club two years ago have just held their first annual exhibition here. a local flavor, of landscapes and naâ€" ture studies. During their enforced idleness these artistic miners have sought their own scenes and objects in the woods and lanes surrounding the town, with the result that numâ€" erous picturesque spots within a raâ€" dius of a few miles have been deâ€" picted with rare skill and originality upon canvas and sketching block. The exhibition was comprised of paintings and drawings, mostly with Chicago.â€"A threeâ€"weeksâ€"old baby has established a record of being the youngest infant to travel scross America without its mother. alert, eye the buildings and shops around them with that interest which only novelty can impart. The broadâ€" voweled speech of the Munich citizen being replaced by the more clearly cut accents of the Northâ€"German, and by the sharply contrasted intonation of the English language. The homoâ€" geneous is becoming heterogeneous; the prevailing moodâ€"normally so inâ€" tensely localâ€"is gradually assuming a cosmopolitan character. Openâ€"Air Opera The new Generalintendant of the Wurttemberg State Theater, Herr Otto Krauss, has just made public his plan of arranging for this summer, openâ€"air operatic performances in front of the "Grosse Haus," the new Stuttgart theatre, which was erected in 1912 by the wellâ€"known Munich architect, Herr Littmann. ‘The postâ€"classicistic facade of the "Grosse Haus," with its monuâ€" mental proportions, will form an ideal background for these openâ€"air performâ€" ances, and the production of crowd scenes should be especially effective. Art Exhibit Held Airline Makes Rule For Babe in Basket H. W. WATERS, General Manager. By English Miners Exceeds Building The situation came about through action of the four commercial banks operating in Jamaicaâ€"Barclay‘s, the Bank of Nova Scotia, Canadian Bank of Commerce, and Royal Bank of Canadaâ€"reducing their interest rate Bank Asks Less Money. Kingston, Jamaica.â€"Not so long ago depositors of currency in United States banks could get out only a percentage of their accounts. The Government Savings Bank of Jamaica has reversed the process. It is lmitâ€" ing accounts. The bank feared a runâ€"not of deâ€" positors looking for their money, but begging the bank to take it. The Government recently granted £2,000 to aid the growers and until such time as they can supply the local market consumers will be safeâ€" guarded against a rise in price by powers granted to the Governor to allow importation of foreign bananas duty free at any time a shortage arises. Thousands of bunches of bananas have been imported into Trinidad every year from Venezuela, but by describing them as vegetables, and taxing them, supplies will come from British Guiana instead, until such time as Trinidad grows enough to meet its demand. This is a problem confronting the Collector of Customs here. Though the dictionary describes them as fruit, West Indian housewives habitually slice them and fry them to eat with the midâ€"day meal. No one worried about what they were called until reâ€" cently when the Trinidad Legislature suddenly decreed a tariff on foreign vegetables, to encourage local market gardeners. A test case to determine legitimateâ€" ly just what they can be called by local importers is now in the lawâ€" courts. Bananas Worry Officials. Port of Spain, Trinidad.â€"Are ban anas fruit or vegetables? Air Ministry experts believe the autogyro will prove superior to the balloon for observation work because of its lesser vulnerability to atiachk and ability to resist attack or retire quickly in face of a powerful hostile force. The type the Air Ministry has selected for its experiment will have a crew of five. It will be equipped with wireless and machine guns. Observation Balloons Scrapped London, Eng.â€"Observation balloons, the "Sausages" and other types so familiar to Canadian troops in the war today are possibly on the way to oblivion. The Air Ministry has orderâ€" ed one of the latest type wingless autogyro "windmill" airplanes for exâ€" perimentation as a likely substitute for the balloon, it has been learned. Advertising interests are making a bold attempt to help towards trade revival by organizing an advertising and marketing exhibition in Olympia, next month, he said. It is surely in times of slump that initiative is likely to achieve most and that wise prepaâ€" ration is likely to produce the greatâ€" est ultimate return. Much can be done by good and skilful advertising. Now is the time to advertise. Recent Events From Overseas London, Eng.â€"Major J. J. Astor, MP., Chairman of the Times Publishâ€" ing Company, speaking at a luncheon of the American Chamber of Comâ€" merce here, ‘emphasized the importâ€" ance of advertising at the present time to bring about a trade revival. Sea breezes bring the wan smile back to the faces of Capt. James Mollison and his wife, former Amy Johnson, ag they try and forget at Rye, N.Y., all about that crash, Importance of Advertising. The Flying Mollisons Recuperating ‘"Many men would be rich if they talked less and listened more. My ears have done me more good than my tongue. "A man will tell you that such and such a proposition is good, but imâ€" possible of achievement. I have heard that said of many things I bave atâ€" tempted. "My advice.is that you should alâ€" ways attempt the impossible, I have made mistakes, but I have never failâ€" ed. And so, when a newspaper represâ€" entative saw him at Claridge‘s Hotel, he did not ask him about the politics of the East, but about how to make money, And this is what Sir Robert said : He is the power behind the Far East at the World Economic Conferâ€" ence. London, Eng.â€"The richest man in China, Sir Robert Ho Tung, has come to London. This J. P. Morgan of the East began life as one of a large and poor Hong Kong family. Today at the age of seventy he con trols millions. "There are miany men who have a good idea. ‘That is not enough. _A man should have two good ideas in case one fails, He was remanded in custody for 24 hours, when he was to have been bhanded over to an escort. Jersey, Eng.â€"Flying Officer Edward August Kayser, aged 26, of the R. AF., was charged at Jersey police court recently with deserting and beâ€" ing absent without leave from Gosport since June 1. It was stated that Kayser was under open arrest at Gosport when he went away, There was no reception. Immediateâ€" ly after the service the couple reâ€" turned to the hotel at which Miss Hallâ€"Walker had stayed the previous night. She changed into travelling clothes, and they left for Switzerland by train. ® Mr. Kayser is a solicitor. It will be remembered that Lord Wavertree left Miss Hallâ€"Walker 10,â€" 000 £10 five per cent. shares, which will yield an income of approximateâ€" ly £4,000 per year. Only fifty guests were at the wedâ€" ding. The church was barely decoratâ€" ed with several pots of palms, and the service as short as possible. The bride, who was dressed in a coolâ€"looking frock, made of iceâ€"blue ange!l skin lace, followed the fashion of wearing no stockings. Over her head and face she wore a veil of net. The bride was given away by her cousin, Sir lan Walker, the well known polo player, and was accomâ€" panied by two bridesmaids, who were her school friends. London, Eng.â€"Lady Wavertree did not attend the wedding of her adoptâ€" ed daughter, Miss Rosemary Hallâ€" Walker, to Mr. Charles Lionel Kayâ€" ser, which took place one afternoon recently at St. Clement Dane‘s, Strand. The Government Bank maintained ite three per cent. rate. In order to meet the possibility that large sums would be withdrawn from the others to be placed with it, the Government institution has put into effect an order limiting deposits of £1.000 yearâ€" ly, no more than £200 of which may be deposited in any one day, on savings from three to two per cent. "A man‘s confidence is worth more Richest Chinese at Conference Officer Under Arrest. Bride Spurns Hosiery. Orillia.â€"Any dog running at large in the township between sunrise and sunâ€" set may be destroyed on sight, accordâ€" ing to the terms of a byâ€"law to be conâ€" sidered by Tay Township Council at its next meeting. ‘The byâ€"law also stipuâ€" lates that all dogs must either be tied or housed after nightfall. Cows ate £600 in bank notes which thieves bid in a cowshed near Madrid. Victoria. »British Columbia lumber mills shipped overseas a total of 249, 890,747 fect, board measure, in the first half of this year. Shipments to the United Kingdom increased 58 per cent.; to Anstralia 28 per cent., and to South Africa 100 per cent. Total waterborne shipments for the period were six per cent. greater than for the corresponding six months last year. Lumber General Johnson, who made the announcement after a second conferâ€" ence with directors of the N.A.C.C., said that the code was now up to the Government for acceptance.". The code will provide for a miniâ€" mum wage of 43 cents an hour for cities of 500,000 population; 4 1â€"2 cents for cities under 500,000 and above 250,000, and 40 cents an hour for cities under 250,000,. There will be no child labor. Detroit.â€"Gen. Hugh S. Johnson, United States Recovery administraâ€" tor, here to confer with leaders of the automobile indu.try, annsunced that directors of the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce have agreed on an industrial code, which has as its basis a 35â€"hour week. Auto Firms Agree Meagre details of the tragedy are known. The fire occurred in a sparse ly settled district with which communiâ€" cation is difficult. It was learned that Woodmore and his wife were sleeping in a room separated from that occuâ€" pied by the children and could not reach them. The boys were burned beyond recognition. The electrical storm which set the house afire was the worst experienced this year, Heavy rain accompanied it Rates at which the vessels have been chartered are considerably higher than those prevailing out of Montreal, The Thomas Walton charter calls for 2s 6d quarter (eight bushels) to Antwerp or Rotterdam and 2s 94 to Hamburg. On the Brandon the rate arranged is 2s 4!5d to Antwerp or Rotterdam and 2s 7%4d to the United Kingdom. The British steamer Hazelwood has been chartered to carry wheat from Montâ€" real next month to Antwerp and Rotâ€" terdam at 1s per quarter. The dead are: Roland, nine; Donald, eight; Woodmore‘s sons; and an eightâ€" yearâ€"old nephew named Grant. than his wealth. Gain his confidence and you will become rich. Montreal.â€"Two British tramp steamâ€" ers have been chartered to load grain at Churchill about the end of this month, the Thomas Walton and the Brandon. The former is now on the way to Montreal from Leith with d cargo of coal, and will sail from here in ballast for the Hudson Bay port, and, according to local agents, will load 264,000 bushels of wheat for Antâ€" werp and Rotterdam with a Hamburg option. "An army training is good for any business man. I plan all my business deals on military lines. I arrange my attack and my defence. "Before you can receive you must learn how to give. 1 am supposed to be the richest man in China. 1 have "Before you can receive you must learn how to give. 1 am supposed to be the richest man in China. 1 have already made plans for the disposal of my money when I die." Grain Cargo Steamers Booked for Churchill Lightning Hits Log Belleville, Ont.â€"Three small boys were burned to death when lightning set fire to the log cabin of Thomas Woodmore, _ pear Bancroft, it was learned here. Drastic Dog Byâ€"law FULL WEIGHT D I| X I E From B.C. Greater Cabin; Three Die 35â€" HourWeek MORE ENJOY M ENT Plug Tobacco lasts 14 longer â€"gives 14 more enjoyment for the money. Buy the 14â€"lb. plug and you save still more. Ib. PLUG 70° AD BUILT. Write for catalogue deferred payment plan. Hubbard Company, 103 Bath: st Sizeet, Tor IDEAL HEMSTITCHAER A> ER, 35¢. Fits any machin« directions and samples. . Wi pany, Dept, W.P., hnamiiton. The Nanking Government (Chinai, has . jed a decree, on grounds of naâ€" tional economy, forbidding the holdng of birthday parties for persons unmder 60 years of age. No party may jast more than two bours. Ottawa,.â€"The Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports that exports of Caâ€" nadian rubber in June totalled in value $538,852, almost the identical export of June, 1932. This product went to 55 countries, notably the United Kingdom, to which the export was $167,825. dren‘s nolse . . . when mth.lz is a burden . . . when you are table and blue . . . try this mediâ€" clne. 98 out of 100 women report 4 you myyou need. w'll“ living again. June Rubber Export Valued at $538,852 The principal item of export was pneumatic tire casings, the number being 32,204, valued at $237,782. This was a decrease from May of 1,255 and from June, 1932, of 6,919. Another large item was canvas shoes with rubber soles, the total beâ€" ing 110,222 pairs, valued at $56,563. More than half, or 63,905 pairs, went to Great Britain, 23,600 to Argentina. British South Africa and New Zeaâ€" land got large consignments. This export increased. Bermuda fishermen catch sharks by tying their lines to the tails of a para sitic fish named the remorna. The reâ€" morna is the laziest fish in the world. It gets free transport by attaching itâ€" self by a suction pad to the belly of a shark. When the remorna plugs its=lf on the shark, the fishermen play the big fish till it comes within reach of their harpoon. If they pull too hard the remorna retains its hold but loses its tail. Rubber boots and shoes to the numâ€" ber of 129,192 pairs, valued at $119,â€" 786, were exported. This was a heavy increase. Almost 100,000 pairs went to the United Kingdom. New Zcaâ€" land got nearly 12,000 pairs and Htaly over 10,000. The United Kingdom continues to take large quantitiecs of rubber soles and heels. QUIVERING NERV ES Yield to Lydia E. 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