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Assn ml. n Part French I he c“ a was” war! "I! itizem whence so pre- _ rise on mt "use In tho min. shall do " van my» tthat price. artw- a must Pan nut. that. In“. atomt Call while an" ”Pf. "It. may 'tta " alias! more much LI K. to"! ya. an and and and ad» he: hip Al.» H'I Ind Ind ‘7. rte at m3 he ht It. till ir; uh “I at " my Why Dad’s N00. is Red Two ioreign-ioolinl girls, evidently domestics, we" discussing their em- ployers. "The missus is In," said one. "but her husband is very cross." "He is?" "Yeah. But I get "on with him. Mvery time he scolds me. I put latch in his handherehietB." And Momma Wu Bo Fluted “You must be pretty strong," said Willie, aged six. to the pretty young widow who had come to can on " mother. "Daddy said you can Imp any - in town around your little Inger." Massacre of the Innocent: A little girl. on seeing sawdust wrinkled on the tioor of I meat more, remarked to her mother: "Inmmy. the man must It": broken . lot ot dolls!" Boys are waiting until an" Hal- lowe’en before starting to wear the halo. which they will tt-ggtore or u.te--urttit the: Christmas. Mntt--'Suich. Doe, my wile has Minted!" Doetor-"what'q the trouble?" Mnn-"Bhe mowed no be! new bat and the bill at the “no line, and I “if! as, I Word." " my be possible to "he I sens- Iblo love letter, but It would not be satisfying to tl, _ recipient. " rather be a Ina-been Than a might-hare-tteen. by In. For a might-have-beets has never been ' But the has-been I“ n Lie. Friendship that ia merely n inter- nment fever ot fervor in not real hie-damp. Nor wind, not tide, nor pmperity. nor adversity, nor Joy, nor “now. nor any material consideration "an or alters genuine friendship. than which there ll nothing nobler on anti. woman-lem" we were married you told no I would never want tor anything." in: mttrbartd---"Tttat shown how m- ale I new of you then." Removing the teeth will cure some “in”, Including the foolish belief that n will cure everything. Woartatt--"Nortr, did you "veep be bind that door.'" The Maur-les, mum. lumen everything behind that door. Obnoxious Annie opineo: "A My m covering from a henrtncho in “to the Intoxicated person nursing n hgndncho "dge--"You say that your husband but: bu you my clothes?" L...L, swear; never “an till the next the." Woartart---"No, Judge. If my tongue were coated " would have to be at my ow. expense." Jorttelr--"i'" no use tor that tellow Robert Cunn' 1.1mm." Doroth-"Oh --. whats the matter with him?" Jortrell--"He's the on of chap that "to you on the hack before your face and hits you in the eye behind your inch." Ever Try Cohblor'n Wax. Aetor-"Yes, my friends, usually .1 audiences are glued to their seats." Friend-itat a quaint way of Inning them there'." Girl--- 'l.can never be you". I will return your presents." Her s,reetie--"Al going to return tho your father and the mm brother?" Most men c troubles to nl, when the latter Tramr-"Mister give no I quarter for a meal. I‘m hummer than a bear." Rich Dupepuc - "I'll gm you “.000 for your appetite, my man." Jasper - “Tommy ”Gum-n B... uolg with his wife very well." c---""" shouldn't het His dad owns 3 millinery "on." "Strong? What makes you think Quite often the mother-in-hor In bin-ed when what In wrong in n poor DI-InleV. Draw. the UM When [other I Demand. Km Chic-.---" vu um right when . - took was Gladys Raymond'- - at tho point or I butof. And no In" otrteeted when he re- moved 3 $250 dig-0nd ring tro- he! when the III)! "and gun-an {or I Nu. no “and Mat “Tommy Heitman gets contidet their business their when, especially r m at to buy something. ."All right. but who“: those cigar: I bought the dimes I save your use for that fellow "For neuritis I am using Kruschen Salts," writes A woman ot so years. "And they are a real benefit, for I could not dress mysell sometimes, my left arm was so painful. I take Krus- chen every morning, Ind the pain has now gone. I was recommended by my doctor to take salts ot some kind that :ulted me, and I and Kruschen is the best. In tact it is wonderful. I feel ever so much better, and I shall always take it. I am 60 years ot age, and have not felt so well tor years."-). P. Kruschen is a. combination ot six natural salts. whit" ensure intt mal cleanliness and keep he blood-tstream pure. New and relresred blood is sent coursing to every t1bre ot your being. Then, neuritis, sciatica and kindred ills oil pass you by. The pains ot neuritis and sciatica are a symptom ot deeper trottble--ttte same trouble that causes rheumatism, gout and iumbago. They are a sign ot an impure blood-stream. They «how that poisons have crept into the blood. Officers Elected Tan-r.---))., Clark. ot High River, Alta., has been chosen presi- dent ot the Canadian Weekly News- pepers Association at the concluding session ot the association's convention. Delegates wound up their business while on a boat trip from Vancouver to Powell River, Bl'., 70 miles up 'he coast. COULD NOT DRESS HERSELF Other otticertt were chosen as tol. lows: Past president. A. W. Marsh, Amherstburg; Ont.; tirtrt vice-pres!- dent,, Adam Sellar, Huntingdon, Que. E. Roy Sales, Renfrew, Ont., is per- manent managing director and trea- surer. Directors Include Maritimes, C. R. Davis, Sussex. N.B.: J. A. Fisher, Pity tou, N.S.; Quebec, P. E. Roux, Drum- mondville; C. Labranche, Three Riv- ers; Ontario, Elgin Harris, Burlington, George Lake. Timmins; C. V. Charters, Brampton, Alex. MacLaren, Barrie, David Williams, Collingwood; Lorne Eedy. St. Mar's: T. P. Muenster, Havelock; Malcolm McBeth, Milver- ton. Vetera’ Lint: Although the cost will be slightly more, voters' lists in London and St. Thomas this year will be printed in- stead of mimeographed. Both munici- palities had purchased machines for that purpose. Unmourned Unclaimed and unmourned. the body of an unidentified lad ot about 15 years ot age was buried at Chatham last week. All ettortt, or identitieation failed. The youngster was drowned in the Thames on Tuesday after falling from an old punt. Another Vanished Custom It is denied that people are keeping any large amount ot money hidden away in socks. That method belonged to a bygone age. People used to hoard money in socks. but that was when they had two pairs of troeV--Sudhary Star. Worm. Evicted Earthworms can be evicted by an application 01 electric current. They're doing that on the bowling green at the Ontario Hospital, Woodstock, in pre- paration for the Cup doubles, when some ot the competing rinks will use the Hospital lawns. A couple or steel rods are run into the ground a couple of feet, and about . yard apart, then current is shot through them from a loo-watt socket In two or three minutes the worms begin to appear at the surface, and it is only necessary to gather them up. " they are present in great number their operations do a lot of damage to u bowling green. The stunt sounds as it " might he ot interest to anglers. Stricken in Piano Returning by aeroplane trom Bay- field, Earl Collins, ot London, flew the hut fifty miles almost doubled with the agony of an acute appendicitis attach. He had to be lifted trom the cockpit on his arrival at London. Work For Boot Makers An order for 15,000 pairs of army boots from the Department of National Defence, Ottawa, has been placed with E. A. Wry, Standard Ltd., Amherst. -_.---ee"e' V a---------"'"""""'"-'""'"""""""""""""- F,F2-iiii;' FeAeeteue2Pg,',F- _ Quanta. on. l Neuritis in Left Arm This Amherst factory has been malt MINING INFORMATION SERVICE" m. manu- -..-"t.' an WIN)". an in! that. elm-to. on. s 2.00 In myment of 1 month's nutttreription. I melon ' 7.00 in purulent of ' months' subscription. 812.00 in payment of l yen-'- Inscription to MINING INFORMATION SERVICE. Bend me colon-3m. on Special Information. Telunms n (Hark which um“ you desire.) (Tannin. to be um con I an. to treat all your Information In conttdencq. 1555.33... .................'.......".. o..............".'. Ontario News Gleanings We are now amusing the purchase or two stocks on the Standard Ex- change which sro already moving up, and we contidently predict large pro- lit! to those who get in before the good news is made putrlie. Mining information Service is now detlnitelr established " one of Can- m‘. outstanding reporting and statistics) services. Our subscribers luv. realised large end consistent profits, “Id we invite W“ to enroll while OUR SPECIAL OFFER oe 1 MONTHS TRIAL IS STILL OPEN. Tris] subscribers slso receive semi-wean Bulletins of the Industrial Information Service. which covers all New York Market. TOLD THEIR SUBSCRIBER: TO BUY ACME GAS AT 18e THEY WERE ADVISED TO SELL AT Me MeVI'rriE-GRAHAM RECOMMENDED AT 70e NOW SELLING AROUND 90e ing army boots for several years. This year the quantity has been lncreaued considerably. The present order wlll assure steady work at the factory to some 50 hands during the winter months Trade Facts According to the bulletin ot the De- partment of Trade and Commerce, the trade of Canada suffered less during the past year than did 31 other coun- tries. 102 Years Old Mrs. Katharine Devereaux recently celebrated her 102nd birthday at St. Catharines. She came here in 1863 from the United States after the slaves had been liberated. "Don't marry too young," sired. Freak Calf A freak calf possessing eight legs, one head and two fully matured bodies was born on the farm ot Thomas Po- land near Brlgden. There is also an odd ear protruding from the otherwise normal head. It was born dead. Monument Unveiled A monument to the memory ot Sir mon Glrty. famed frontiersman and leader of Indian troops during the war of independence, was unveiled at Am- hertsburg recently by descendants of Glrty. . Eleven Dogs Die Stratford dog lovers are up in arms over the depredatlon ot some Bend who in two days poisoned eleven ani- mals. All but one or these were child. ren's new and police are keeping a close watch. Japan's Boy Scout Leader Wheq Someone starts Buying Then Someone starts Selling; When Someone starts Selling Then Someone nuns Making When Someone starts Making Then Someone starts Working; When Someone starts Working Then Someone Marta Earning; When Someone starts Earning Then Someone starts Buying. -ottawa Journal. Sound Sleeping Hanll Obi, director of Japan's boy seouts, is seen aboard the s.s. Aquitanla en route to his na- tive land from Hungary and the scout Jamboree. Quesnel. B.C.---Record for sound sleeping goes to a. truck driver here. returning late at night, the driver fell asleep while climbing the wind- ing road ot Devile’s canyon. 11 miles west or Barkervile. Leaving the road, the truck headed for the canyon be- low, but the bumper struck a :mall tree and lodged there until the gas tank ran dry. A passing motorist wakened the driver several hours later. Military and naval toys. such as so!- 1iers. tanks. cannon, and submarines, are now enjoying a boom in Germany. Someone To Start she advised it longevity is de- -vreTeFrams not wanted, to M um collect.) .' iidiiira Awarded The Power of Mental Suggestion Dick regarded his aunt tor an in- stant. She did not know it, but in. stantly his young head had done some quick calculating. Something like this. "it would be very Interesting it mother came home and found me pale and thin and sick looking. What a lot ot attention and fussing " get then." "Dick. do eat your hunch." "rm not hungry.” "When your mother cames home she will find you all skin and bones. then she will think I've starved you." He folded his napkin and left the table without changing expression as children do-Sphinx faces they some- tires have-ami his poor aunt never guessed that she had definitely started something that was to last through her stay. - Even chk didn‘t know In so many words himself what he had decided to do. The power ot suggestion works in riddles. But his mind had a plan drawn that would keep him occupied day and night trom now on. “Dick! Dick! Where are you? Get Harold and do an errand for me, will you? Oh, there you are. It's only down to the storé. What's the mat- ter? Swing skit?" "I guess not. I'll go. I don't Just feel very well, that's all." Dick got up on the swing like an old, old man and reached listlessly for the money. "Heavens, Dick, if you take sick now your mother will never forgive me." Child's Mind Works Dick looked dismally at the petu- nias, although this was all cheering news. He likes his Aunt Frances well enough but he wasn’t crazy about this idea. of his mother and father going " on a vacation and leaving him at home with her. "Aunt Fran, maybe a little ice-cream would cool me on and make me feel better." “Yes, do get some. Here's some more money. You didn't eat your lunch and I can't have you starving." Dick walked slowly over toward Harold'ts, but when he got out ot night he ran. Now what followed may seem to be far beyond the ken ot a child or nine, but that In Just berause we don't guess how children's minds often work. Moreover, please remember that Dick did not deliberately do tttite-but his mind was determinedly seeking the means to an end. It had the impetus ot suggestion trom Aunt Fran and it was carrying on as hard as it could go. Dick knew that iced drinks, gulped down, pickles and chocolate ice cream had once made him sick. And now he got all three and ate them. He was sick. Doctor Wylie was called. Mother got a letter that Dick "hadn't been well" but was all right now. She shortened her visit by three days and came home. Dick was per- fectly all right but he didn't smile when she came in. He adopted the role of dying cat-tish and lay all over the place. "My darling!" His mother held his head to her breast. 'l'll never, never go away again. Fran, what did you do?" Poor Fran had done nothing but sug- gest an interesting experiment by six simple words. There is a sermon in this story. The power ot mental suggestion is terrific. It never does to dramatize a child's condition or Mate ot mind to him. h leads to things. Poultry manure is undoubtedly the richest produced on the farm. Poul- try manure, however, terments very quickly, losing, it left exposed, a large proportion of its nitrogen as ammonia.‘ This tact, the Dominion Chemist points out, emphasizes the desirability»; ot cleaning " the boards beneath the; roasts, a plan that also conduces to the i general good health and thrift ot the' fowl. in summer. the manure, pre- viously mixed with loam to destroy stickiness and tacilitate distribution, may be applied directly to the land and worked with the surface 'toil-its best preservative. In winter (and at other seasons when the manure cannot be used directly) it should be mixed with a. fair proportion of loam, dried peat, muck sawdust. together with a little land plaster or superphosphate to " the nitrogen. It should then be packed tightly in barrels or boxes and stored protected trom rain until required in the spring. Lime and wood ashes should not be used tor this purpose as they set free nitrogen. Poultry manure being essentially nitrogenous is par- ltlculsrly valuable for garden and leafy ‘crops generally, and the majority ot }poultry keepers will no doubt do well to reserve it tor this use. However, it the amount available permits, " can be protitatrlr employed tor the cereals, grasses, roots and corn. Sales of Motor Vehicles Show Increase in July ottawa.--The total number of new passenger cars, truck and buses sold in Canada in July last was 5,140 with I retail vnlue of $5,045,231, as com- pared with 4,017, valued at $3,729,- 211 in the corresponding month of 1982, any: a report issued by the Do- minion Bureau of Statistics. last, an against 8,423, valued at $3.- 261, TM, in July, 1982, and the trucks and bum 552,686, as against 8467,- 455 in the same month of but you New passenger can sold totalled 4,669, valued at $4,492,645 in July Richest Farm Manure Balt-water gnats, the smallest known flying insects, caused the descent ot a giant American bombing plane try (choking the Screen tiltertr ot the car- hurettors. Agriculture is still declining in Ct. Britain: 75,000 farm workers have left the land since 1923, and 45,000 fewer acres were actually under crops in 1932, as compared with 1931. Beauty parlours tor children are my pearing in the West End ot London (England). Here girls of nine can have their eyebrows plucked, their nails tinted, and their hair permanent. ly waved. Six of the British films already made this, year have cast. at least £50,000 each to make, the moat expensive bo, ing "Bitter Sweet" and "The Private Life of Henry VIII," which cost £75,- 000 apiece. British ttlm producers are so handi. rapped by lack ot suitable women "stars" that American principals, who are unemployed through the shortage of leading male actors, are here in search ot work. Three German villages have asked permission to become one town with the name of "Hitlersstrerge," in honour ot "the endeavours ot the present Gov- ernment to help the suffering indus- trial area." Rabbits can be dangerous. In Lille, France, one of these animals, which suddenly turned rabid, killed ten fmvis and three ducks, in addition to biting a man, his wife, and three children, a dog, and two cats. Bport is to tune second place to home duties among German girls, by order of the "Nazi” Sport Director who says that women must only be al- lowed to take part in sport so long as their health is not endangered. Plastic materials are revohttioniring industry. The first cost ot the mould is the greatest expense; afterwards the cost of manufacture is small, it be- ing almost as cheap to turn out a bun- dred thousand articles as one, after the mould is made. Boiling water, red in color, has been found in a mysterious lake situated in a steep-sided basin in the Andes, South America. Animal and plant life does not exist near this basin, which is sup- posed to be the crater of a semi-ex;inct volcano, the gases of which agitate the water. Crime statistics are misleading in one respect. They do not. ditterent'ate between large and small offences. Out of 59,367 persons found guilty of in. dictable offences in 1931., the grout majority had committed comparatively trivial offences. The uniform worn by British hospi- tal nurses, consisting ot black shoes and stockings, cotton dress, white starched apron, collars, cuffs, and belt Is the same tor summer and winter, and weighs about ten pounds, which is much heavier than the usual hot- weather garb worn by women. English Radio Exhibition Reports Good Business Londom--During the first four days ot the radio exhibition held here at Olympia, orders tetanus nearly £12,- t)00,000 were signed-du/Yoo/loo worth by overseas buyers. _ This is n M) per cent. increase over last year. At the present rate this year's exhibition will break all records tor the British radio industry. ' lot-o tom. m m; -- ONTARIO ARCHIVES TORONTO Told in Brief J 's% Tr ., * . Van-v it pays to earoe1lir our oos" 'tSite, W.'"'] ette tow gm! w“: tn. ivttb 'iiis,s?,vi'l, 'i',i',iis/ti,?, q u lib a lit, T tC' :06 and. 'sg's'i's"t .oonomy too. You on“ sott in Iesrt 50 datum» F ll td lit, c u t t',,,tlrorv""'" ',iSiiiiciza-, _ emu; TOBACCO tf,'hz"'ra --" mm “Anus dl titfiiiitiidt L v - E ll td lit, v - C‘GARETTB TOBACCO SAVE ““- "ttttat “was "est,'. ttt E h tttll ts.? E tttl . 'itCiiiiii,,t ,1',tili, " It?,)'.,,:':;::.:;;., A t A I P _ .- aett' oi ‘33::th misttt It” ms",'., August Clearances 6,000,000 Bushels Over Same Month in I932 Wheat Exports Much Increased Fort Wllliam.-Mttrked improvement in the movement of Canada's wheat to the market places ot the world during August is shown In the report ot the Board of Grain Commissioners, just issued. Low freight rates on the Great Lakes, the report says. militated some- what against shipments from Church- ill, in Northern Manitoba, but llke shipments increased. Production of North America wheat was estimated at 400,000,000 bushels less than last year. Export clearances of wheat for the month or August totalled 48,604,883 bushels compared with 42,138,607 bushels, during the same period last year. Considerable rye was moved tor shipment to the United States and fur- ther business is anticipated, the report continues. Pathetic Story of Child Lost in Woods to' . ONLY tour "dstg b Th: Ottawa Citizen says editorially: The pathetic story of the little four- year-old lost in the woods around the Quebec village of St. Magloire is I tragic reminder of the dangers that still lurk in dark moods. And now, after two weeks, the search has been abandoned. The de ys of childhood are surround- ed, as a part of the loving care be- stowed by devoted parents, with the stories that are told for their child's delight-tales of the “Babes in the - food" and the other fairy tales where all ends happily despite the forest ten mrs, the witches and the giants. Here even the bears and the wolves. are kind, and Msmulus. and Remus re- main to tell their legendary tale. ' If not " bedtime in St. Magloire, the sad story of little Ghislaine Bail largeon will now be told, but in warn- ing, to little minds that will perhaps profit by the tragedy of their little playmate. And in the country where legend and story have grown and teen passed down ever since the first settler came over from the old to the new France, perhaps in time another strange tale will be added to the store. And in the belief of the villagers of L . Magloire that the little Ghislaine has been carried off by a wolf or a bear that abounds in the countryside, would that they could be kind. Per- haps legend will make it so. New Zealand Ha. First WI Wellington, N.z.--The first worn-n member to be returned to the New Zealand Parliament was elected re- cently in Lyttleton, She in Mrs. Elizabeth R. McCombs. She euc- ceeds to the seat made vacant by the death of her husband. . Mrs. McCombs ran as . Labor candidate and received 6,080 votes. F'. W. Freeman, Condition nominee, obtained 3,480 votes Ind A. Hills, Independent Labor. Mt. Wyly Bigger, of the Government experimental station nt Sand Hill near Columbia, exhibited evidence of the grafting here. Offers Solution For Rock Hill, S.C.--At last n solution for your surplus weed crop-trom the weeds with tomatoes. Be showed 1 jumpoon weed with sevenl healthy mmtoes growing on the same stem with I thorny iumpson burr. "fie two plants were grafted only this Hammer. Although Gt. Britain has now tewer ships, employing ionttely fewer men. caused in the Bgttirtq Industry than before the War, they produce more O , P U " 7 MN tour cmp\et,e sets ol poker m»... on 6139 MM! 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