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Russia Planning Air Expedition To Antarctica 'r'p to South Pole ts In the al- in. for Next Autumn - Eight Man to Investigate There F- Three Years " UN] “arson "U: “P a clot seovered that years he an. r. IMP-kiln wit! bacon. Press m host. t inju. n of a a stool War THUG , Mons World at ded " in West Strain otcq " pi h the last an" ot ed pedi- u but In the 1H "id can“ I to):.2do:0:03:o:0:o:o:0):dozczozozozozozonzozonmco39:9.-Jo'.-r--'d-'-';-'-'-'~'-"E- . .1 ' . . ' v , ' q a 5 , - - _____--..2e.'CPP, i vssssssssssssstrtrtrst+"' AGENTS WANTED r___7, luA'mHm BOUGHT. noon: AND DUCK. mum»: win-s paid. The cut-mu “In" and Manna; (m, Ltd.. " Bpnltl Bt., Tor. in“: DEVELOPED. mum“). t mm: yuan-(men! TV. "rum". lf 'er I“. LYONS' TRADE-tN DEPT. IEW Aisl1 HEI'UNAH'I'HINED BARGAINS “450 J-l'ttce lermm In“: In two- . tarrtt. walnut mum “an". Ch"- pun-r. mu sue vnnzl new. mum mm; and hunt mm awn-n manna. Commonly n- $23.50 3...: Ble und ti In "W FREE? 2,000 Pieces Furniture FREE! in $29.00 3:37;; in: and or l, 'nm'h ”HHS; cl (“will " n $23.00 i517“; $15.00 Wt" ,1; , rm $11.50 was ,'1 $49.00 $69.CO $4.50 up $5.50 up $10.50 (r", $3.95 ri,'r,',1',' $2.50 up' , $14.95 gm; 34.95 3:11. i 84.95 m.) 1'ttestrrfteht Chairs with lar- . ctr-VI rv-erdhlo cushlnns. 867 so mmnmn 01-»!ch walnut Bedroom . sum Lama drug". mam. emf~ 1mm- mu me new, 9mm mm" and brand I" MLMI mam-en. Combine” meow- IOMM ”kw new - $5900 Murmurs walnut tttttMt Dining . " -'n mm Bullet. china cab- m..- m'n'lrv nun". rt unto and ' human - .J-Va-mi "an!" l‘nmnlnoxv ream-nod. trr'tiFeFt'tt't.'V* FOR CHRISTMAS mm wt. have In Large ngttorttttegtt ot chm". cot- '" tntttrm. on MM". Inn". new!“ mm- a; cedar than. mam. rm. bedroom All Mm! I'nv'“ turnimre. at. " the than n.- puma mm: In Toronto. All our flu-am" lhnrv-uehlv “mm! and n-commlmoa In P mm tam-n And artfully new! (or III- odinto "Moment nn "can of will” order. bl. new 193! manual! .tMu3ottxt. I. no. . Be mm to um. luv m. I YOUR OWN HAIR ARTICLES FOR SALE D'KII'ES EXPERT worm. IOU. no. .rnortttsment an: "ovum: aw t Nuulru Atrrrt at t?atttartttM, 00¢. CLO . HING FOR SALE FEATHERS WANTED is' WOMEN TO SELL A CANADIAN _ prnduct at Inc quality. Fun! - preferable, but nut m-ttmt. Lttt- mlnAIMun and trot-Inna. Evelyn Hammer, " 1mm. Toronto. 5 AMERICAN "Pl'l'" BULL "an t! mum, an dull-n. uni-lend. on "my. Rr-nnxlnid. Ont. FILMS AND PmNTs LVONS' BEDDING AND UPHOLSTERINO co. Manufacturer. OPEN EVENINGS 478 Young St., Tannin r max I'A'I'ALUUUI'Z of NEW mm! Furniture write m to mm! culakmm to tttv. will a! remnant." Iunmuu V'I'uca. NT POCKET BARBER. 1m: :ur-cuuu. tor men tad bow. eat mm man an hair. And do.- vx " cmumr. I. J. Jam. Won. Trmatto, Cuulan m- FUR FARMING NIL SAMPLE COPY MAGAZINE run-IL I trer' Fur Tad. Journal Burr FLIGHT INSTRUCTION. NA. rpmne Inn angina mechanics. mum lmvcnn Brnmn' Mr mm, Barker Airport. Toronto. use ' FURNITURE AVIATION UG kGitii h. Tomato. lea win! "an Dining Room a large ottet, ”amnion tw ttter Imminent) chain: In. )TIIING, LOWEST PRICED. r-gne. 1rotttt. 1mm (new; Yul-mo. Street. Trrmqtto, - Metal AI ;Linulsxerml In u gum! quality I mm reversible Hal-hall rttoorugtt1y dunno and u- wee Enamel Bron-tut an". In "rotruemt tabla m (on! I'ertect Condition. - DOGS PUZZLES AND IAOIC 5 null tur alumna. do order rd u or more. " I. (:rnwn Supply Conway Tamale. ialruwu mm" with mir- wnlnut Brush. Meet bed mules: rpm“ And band mmlmu Cumplotely re ,ntchen Cantu“. 1'09 In and Iron! with final um) rue rupbunm Ipacc In In” tttree drawers In In. con- Tll-‘UL ENLARUEHEN'I'D m mu developed, can! prints. 2Be. Mlhill Ell-1‘ u Winnlueu Liquor! t'heslerlnm lulu t'hest,tertitrttt and 2 mom SALE w (‘mfhnler tn "1mm h walnut uni-n - iv. Beds All In”. Tit SIXTEEN 61.0% , 25c Free an": um: Greeting Cum: l-.n mmmnu-ed. M Wt n a“ tttttshes with hrs and 3 drawers. in oak and walnut I (sandman, It Mattress" with welt lulled - tn ( m tttte quality mm" reversible esatstruettott. mum Bed suite. has large ward- Covered tn Bard shade). A real with own 1 ettetstertteld ' "V, Machines TRUE B. one Paettte HOME AND Idea WlGl. mum-ma! -'rrtArBrs"t.eP8.e monwr amount) or. ytlN?NPf1NS mun)": HUDSON SCHOOL. HAIBDREIS- 1n. el 33ml: (59195.. ..PPf.t tor pamph- LEARN SHORTIIAND. ACCOUNTANCY, Typawnnng by mail. Bau.tied “Menu mmuxbom Candl- erte tor tree 9mm- lul. Dept. c., Cumin Due-Inu- College, Dbl-1mm. Ont. ----'--_-, AN OFFER TO EVERY INVENTOR. LIST of lnvenUnns and lull tttformation not (no. no Rummy Cur-many. Ron-lend Patent Almrntyn. 273 Bank at. ottawa. cm. PORTRAIT IN FOLDER-FRE? no! L. KNOX, REGISTERED AT_W.B. Information "gm-am Invention Puma; anlnsn: Rom-union; um " Insane. -----'-" ARE YOU HUI’TUEED’ RELIEF. COMFORT. punitive numwn with our advanced nomad. No clash»- or undernlrapl ur Meet. Writs. Smith Manuraeturtntt Co.. Dept. 219, Pru- Iun. Ont. POPCORN-- HIGH QUALIT one Hundred Puunulu. s with man. John ll. C- Klnusvme. Ontario, iovg;L'rtKt5--" 433011120 manna only we. Noumea. B. mum, B.C. WOULD YOU LXKE YOUR 1938 (‘HlCLS It"? Enter the Twcddle Chick Contest. 1.500 tree chicks. onus to everyone. Send mr contest lnrm. New“ Chick Hatchery Limited. Fergus. mum. our: CHICKS FIVE POUNDS” QUILT Rp'.tiNANTB--tt.00 b . A, ““4”-.. WI. Cull, um all um " "net! qual- tty In" 0mm. mm tor Illa-1M enu- Mm. Togogtto Hum Bur Supply Co., an auburn It, Tomato. Shaded areas in the latest war map show the Japanese army is now' boss ot all Japan and half ot China. mm..." n-..-._,_. -- WWW _ Government tte-ed. _Wo Impwyou [or iG;iciiiiiatiiiiia7 AU iiaikei u., .01 Slow Wat. Tumult). G" 761 -iaa iincy Tomlin. oo EDMONTON CITIZEN! TEST!" FUR tn. And a) inder, herbal remedy - may nun-m. Inhrlun. numb. stomach troublel. etc. Two wean. 81.50: one month, W; two months. " Drama. or J. C. Kenny“. Edmnnton, Alberta. Ottaw- TTH EVERY ROLL PERFECT" DEVEU ow and printed. Me (coin). I!" have hot um". "o m Bt. Wet, Dan. r., Toronto. un W _""""" 7 make new» puliets. Ian". Bunny. hardy, hhmdlcslml Free chick [cedars with early omen. was pncu now ready, Cornwall cm- Ilnlv'hery. Cnmwul, Ont. make bet " Nominated omen. " TIRED or NERVOUS? ls bile doing its work? ”r. u,- um, "F» "r__ ___'- FreelillU l>"-ur.mu, DeMgnI. W's-Mu! (‘0UUFF. Drum .rtrrry.dulottttg, Silks. Count. rm we y l' Refund Guanine! Mart. mm- 1m, mu, Department WILS. It)“ Your liver " my. man why you in] do rotten hull the time. Your Intern In not “may enough M10. Your had uh", your buck aches. Your food doe-n't an“! "or my. It “and!” um decay. for he): of mm. 3110 In I dismal“ Ind In “mun. Your liver would produce " to as nuid out" of but wary " hours. 'I'Inol Tum will me your liver do in work. Budd upon I and" mowruon or cu- oml blended with eertatgt other use!!! - dnu Inn-dunk. 19o|_frnlmum' tere and chewy upon In. liver. mammal. no nowotbllc. -itwrnr.-totaMeCPt “do a an. my way of min; aloud. DM- 9" no not! {(lexu‘m-mlt mun. 'W,"'a'"i'h' t11iGir."riiCttririiTuiiet. Your Ian-um no the. let. (u) ---.----- 7 ’ti BUY AND SELL OLD STAMPS. TORCH to Stamp Gummy. " King sum wm 'roront HAIRDRESSING SCHOOLS :3: 'tW:)), 't nuts iii', ttt " pl! day I.")"",',":,"")']"::,,"';),:], sioglo (ii, 'iiittl It s“ ' .u G.so'* ”I" 'F",':',',, Mu“ ',Gsr.e.r-t. imam ATTORNEY N E W Y 0 It li ‘The 9lext Stop'? KNOX, "xutrrrin_.e'r?.leB.3 The Shelton provides in 9mm wittt"adderd attractions", at no added my, among them an the famous Shanon swimming not, gymnasium, g.f,tfi) library and , ' , . wimium. T he Shaded Areas " Now York is your not" "up, you”! wan. to know chum Tho Shanon Haul. STAMPS AND coms QUILT jtEMNANTS MISCELLANEOUS Mt uncut HAIR GOODS NOVELTIES PERSONAL MEDICAL DATENTS POPCORN POULTRY now FASTER. smash. formulae". The Shanon it in tho Grand Carma! zone, considolod the but location in Now Yuk. GUARANTEED [mums -- cash "oy', Box. 479. If Santa Claus of 1987 missed my of the hard hit families of the dried out areas of Saskatchewan, or needy homes in rural sections of the other provinces, it was not the fault of the Boy Scouts Ind Girl Guides. As they 14th annual national Christmas Gcod Turn, a troast-to-troast chain of Scout- Guide Toy shops once attain provided Old Santa with approximately 100,- 000 toys, dolls and story books, re- conditioned and practically us good as new, and many thousands of new wooden toys and soft dolls produced in Scout toy plants and Guide studios. In many centres the Scouts and Guides had the eo-operat'on of mov- ing picture theatre managers, who gave Saturday morning Toy Shop Matinecs, " an admission price of one toy. Local distribution of gifts was made in association with service clubs, the Salvation Army and other welfare organizations. The special Scout-Guide effort this season was the bulk shipment from toy shops in the other province: to Saskatchewan, to assist the Saskat- chewan Scouts in doing their part toward providing gifts for the ap- proximate 50,000 children of "Santa Claus" age who otherw'se would have been missed. For this work the Scout Association divided Saskatche- wan intc eight toy distribution areas, and the toy shipments were allotted these areas as called for. The shipments were provided by the toy shops at Sherbrooke, Mont- real, Ottawa, Toronto, Hamilton, London, Winnipeg and Calgary. The Scouts of Med'eine Hat. in tht dry arm of southeastern Alberta, were helped in meeting their demands by the Scouts of Calgary, Cardin and Kimberley and Powell River. B.C. Details of the heroic first aid and other relief work done by Chinese Boy Scouts at Shanghai and other Chinese cities bombed by the Japan- ese have boon hinted at in press de- spatches and news reels. The Inter- national Scout Bureau in London re- ports more fully as follows: Despite the grave danger of con- tinuod bombing in and around Shang- hai, Chinese Bay Scouts carried out their Scout obligation to "help other people at all times." Their services in the hospitals and other places can be looked upon as nothing less than hero'c, and under the inevitable dan- ger they still persist it marrying on, Immediately after high explosives had been dropped on Shanghai, young Scouts began searching for the dead, dressing the slightly injured with bandages improvised from blood-spat- tered piles of material, and act’ng as stretcher bearers. One of these young boys performed a task from which many a, crown man would have shrunk. A lift in a building had been halted between the ground and first floors as the ex- plosion cut " power. Blood stream- ed from the cage, the door of which had been partially rpened by some injured Barron before death had in- tervened. A ladder was run up to the cage, but the opening was too small for an adult. A Scout went up, hesitated before what he saw, then the“: down a pith helmet filled with blood, and performed the gruesome task of removing the dead. An cot'- mornhtt brmbinz raid, raining deocl, no Per-hsin-ching vil- lage for twenty inutes was another scone described in which Boy Scouts. police and other workers rushed to rescue the wounded. The destruction covered a wide area, and up to a late hour scores of vrlunteers were still busily engaged in extrieating bodes pi,vned beneath the debris. Simultaneously, bombing was going on in Chowkaehiao in the Jessfield distt"ct, and many civilians were killed. Shortly after the raid every available fireman, policeman and Boy It is one of the tragedies of the post-war era that we have had much talk and little action. Conferences which should have been the prelude to more decisive policies have ended in the futility ot many words. We have discussed economic dimculties. the problems of war and peace and the menace of rearmatnent. Our tears have now become facts; economic sel- tittttttettit has run riot and the threat of war is upon us. The conference meth. od of international diplomacy has failed because nations lacked the will to turn their words into actions. bdHrtarF-y_qettH.ru"e.rt* tT.i.uFrtNimtmD-s_rehtr ”Wm-IN“.- “mum-anus. " “T. L.--u, Ink-Ind. - an. tht-ltr m thq -.geferttett APPETITE 30an or you rum The Age of Talk Scout, together with those who had received c'vic training, were lum- mrned to the scene of terror to ree- cue the wounded. Boy Scouts, together with Girl Guides, also are helping in refugee camps, and atending the wounded soldiers in emergency hospitals. Offieia1s of the French Concession Service Sanitaire found Scouts ex- tremely useful, while st'll other Scouts were called upon to help look after the crowds of frightened re- fugee children. When a group of Journalists were being shown through the hospitals in the Chinese territory, and were taken to the Vienna Garden, a dancing hall turned into an emergency hospital, they discovered more Boy Scouts at- tending the wounded. Indian Rights Being Defended If those who write hunting lawn mode new year's resolution. Philip H. Godseli, Fellow of the Royal Geo. graphic Society and author, hopes they remembered the forgotten red man whose hunting grounds are slow- ly being robbed by the ’white brother with his ingenious ways of earning a dollar. The tall. broad-shouldered wanderer of Canada's frozen frontier who came to the Dominion from England thirty years ago because he wanted a war bonnet and peace-pipe, today scanned records of northern experience and found one Jarring note in songs he could sing of those who live in the land or the snows. And the white man's airplane hummod the most dis- turbing tune. Godsoll said faith has not been kept by those who signed the treaty with the Indian and swore hunting and fishing would be for as long "as the waters ran and the sun shone." Through numerous hunting licenses given to while trappors the indian is steadily being pushed into low mor- ale, poor health and impoverishment, Gndsell. who has trekked from Labra- dor to Alaska and learned to speak six native dialects. declared. Now Destitute "i know of Indian families thirtv years ago who took pride in their ability to derive a living from forests and the stream and be as they thought independent of white men." Godsell said. "Today, we. seen those some families brought to utter destitutiou by inroads of white trapper: and de. pietion of areas in which they hunt- ed." Godsell explained the 50.000 Indian men, women and children up north had 15.000 bread-winners whose prim. itive mode at hunting could not match the white man's mechanical bird nor his other tricks of obtaining a living from animals of northern woods and tho f1slvlitwd streams. One of these "ditoolieal" tricks in trade was use of poison. "hunting. and trapping privileges 10e a (fay @Snratching CARRYING CASE TOUCH TYPING INSTRUCTOR Wr.'?" - Remington Rand Limited " RELIEVE "cums In A Minute Even the mm: a ubborn itrbiug of Minna. Hakka, Emmi”. tttlet) you}. .ryhtt undying; Ku, erup- My tiyiekivkviirji 5: Drink ‘cwlinz;nm;;')- lit,yirijri D. D. D. 1'!es1lNr'rloe, _lu sem/le qlh and his jrriiite-.' sik.;r.iGGrTi,Veii Elfin}: k--drie, fut. Stops the men int-mas itchmlxn- “WW f 3:ic t iAbot'rler_tt_dr_1reryyrur_trpyr, It? or moisey Luck: in? ii.i.Wtiiidsi:iWirdii. "2i iiriiuiiriurG", Lilia in." -- "'i an dieq gain any. oe- -oe."iN"'.fAt_.t._t.1P,t,3'f't 6m. The *rritai." Try“ 'l,'rrfd'lu"G'tlkT4bdhl.l'll -l-. . "aur, Fi UGG Taaa in." ee It}. a} . thtt'1dTc'tari1't bu. ai, " Nod“ Mm Had Rheumathm and Neurttte COULD HARD” CLOSE HANDS REMINGTON PORTABLE TYPEWRETER with all essential features Luau n new guaranteed FREE--- TORONTO Toronto w.arri “has “I Jilly III should be restricted in on northern Canada. to the Indian and Eskimo population. The white trapper must be eliminated it justice In to be done the northern Indians and union they are to become entirely dependent on the taxpayer." 7 The foriner Hudson's Bay Company tur.trtuter sketches, t p1cturo ot "In- THE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA iG"ar4tiirsd.Clll.V.l..._...... .4 _..... 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Current loans and discounts i” (mind: not mm- wise included, estimated 1 , "rovidea (on. . . . . . . Loans to Provincial Governmx' ..V.. . . . . . . . . .. . . . Lows to chin. towns, mun-x-.pnli(i¢l and "hoot dutriets.............. tr..... w.".......,.... Currrnt loans and diwn-m‘w elsewhere Hum in Canada. not when. n, Lxludd. estimated toes districts.............. _...... _....... Current loan. and dkcmm‘w elsewhere tht Quads. not others-. n; Included. estimaw provuledfyr-. c.tFr. .. tr.. Non-Currant loans, estintoscd tosg provided foe Bunk premises. at no! murc dun cost. less amount. Inna: on . . Real estate other lhun hunk premises, .. ‘..,.... . . ' . . . . . . ' . V . . . Mortgages on rent cslz'xc said by the Bank _ . _ .. ... .. . . . . . ' tr . Liqbuities of customcn under acceptances and letters of Neda ber-roy' To m: Sumowms. Tm: Row. BANK or Guam: We have examined the lbove Snowmen! of LUuilirie Ind Anon " " 80th Numb-MM? with the books tad mu ot The Royal Bank of Cumin at Head Uthre Ind with we Ciara return. Iron the bunches. We have checked the rub and the .o.tutrities repreu-uliu‘ tn. Bank'. investments held " the [Ind Otihre " the rinse of the and yen. glad u uric." dun during the you have All» check-d the all: and investment securities " .everal ot the im- portant bunchu. We have obtained all the “dominion Ind "pl-nations that we luv: rewind. 3nd in our opinion the mutation- at the Bank, which hive come under our notice, have been “thin the power! 0! the Bank. Th. than mm: It in our opinion 'igri'thrgt up so " to d-ter.. mimeemflthnohhohmkunmrlom. ttt87.hodlt ”It"! by “will w. ttWN',,',".',?.',,','!,'?.',',',:,'" c a at. nrwie ' my M. OGDEN Bunnie; Audit-. ot HAMLElduldn Company “on“. Cunt. December 22, 1987. "",','S", a! Prom and la- Account. 10th Maniac. 1a'r'i,pGriiiiciiisaiisri.iiyyGiyuii.ilfritri'r providing for Dominion and Provincial Govern- met'! “I" Liu1etirrsttf.r.uet1t Tet "tee APPROPRIATED AS FOLLOWS: NMNo. 19s.”; par-Mum.“ “via-“IMO. 1990:! pamum.. DIVMNO.100.¢I:/‘"p¢mm.. Divide-414°.2OIuINpcmu tsttmotsesotettsreretetF.ugtdseteutv-.--. aGikiakkut-storB.rltP_essr-u--. “A nun-hr 11. m7. NorEr-Tu Rays] Bulk of Cumin (Pram-0‘ hm been lament! undre thr [“1 nf France to conduct the bulimia ot the Bank in Paris, und the nut-La and Hamil“! cl The Royll Bank of Canada (Fr-nan) Ire included ia the shove Gamer-I Smut. M. W. WILSON. S. G. DODSON Pmaideett and Mao cm W. General Mm. Lou Acéount iiiaGiur/isiar mum mun-summ- and!“ ,%r."iTpx,TG'4rtiaGU: Tie-, W ___ t,",'g,nreS'l'.' e . out M which - Winn tf."ih 1:17.313 General Statement, 30th November, 1937 LIABILITIIO T'i'GhrGk"raG iGiaTiiriiGei.i.r.; PROFIT AND L088 ACCOUNT "TrClllllrL".:.".y.'.y.:y.'.y.y.'. we thin cost, less amount.- writtmt otf AUDITORS' REPORT ASSETS A new plant is Lemur, Duluth, will produce 110.000 tont of dunk num annually. dim: Ind their families dejected. broketrdowtt, spiritieu specimeun ot depravity, totally " . Ion to know how to meet economic disaster with which they are heed." In ' 20,000,000.00 2.325.176.“ ' 21.315J76.“ 15.378.” ' 6,637,546.08 I I l, btth65 l.180. 13t .09 32.3.1001.“ 1,177,708.65 "1.528.181.” 58.511733,“ 1,407, 589.39 19,031. 162.58 ' ..O76.1-7{.21 1.609 " 47. ”man: Mt, 191 .87! t0 305,179.75! .97 lawman“ (.sgtwnm 420,4tt2,tAlk88 10t,t4r,t9R.ttt 1,956,438.03 I 1.913.796.“ o memo.” M.M.M 299.299! ' moon-om 300.” .W m.“.@ 1.815. IN. " [0.5%.673‘62 LO‘. mtr,0o0.00 3.71 an.“ 8 3s.000,000.00 23,040,MS.0t I sti,000,lrlr5.0t gangs]; tt.rr ' 93At0,t96.93 ”970.583.” $514.07l,335.8l 3:anan pug "t,f,29.696.gr 149.861.176.76 304 697.353.". H.9us.I87V3| 2,58t .01 5.00 7tgtt,tU4A9 I ' ....,4;33._i. 416.706.?!) " 055,569.87 95.745.1QJJ 75.12.731.15 9, l17 ANS? M,9tr,60t.tn 35.907.36.75 |§,391.900.77 “may-9+7 33-05431.» 1.559.999!!! 29t.963.48 5.9153175 u 393153359 Twill-030.30.! to Grow Trees are not can tho-nit of " lining - "will“. I". are none, it to true. which or: worded u need tree- in n ntnnd. became Ima dulnhle than others which might oc- cuy their once. The Manitoba maple in n tut growing (rm, bit rather short-lived and not otherwise superior to many other native trees. has iro- qnently been ox'rtHtlnnted, and to that extent is n wood tree. " is liable to become struggling in habit. and is subject to nnsltzhtly duniagn by limo”! and browsing ttttitttttls. It is, mar-~- over, obircttouabte on not-mint of it. tree seeding habits. Cut Down On Kind Only When a large seed tree in ginning in proximity to 1 garden or otttor 1‘. I. tinted land an annual crop ot sund- tings ttatt to be destroyed. nnd it not taken in time is soon so well anchored that some (“on is requimd to uproot the young sapling. Gardens loft rat. Iow tor n season have let-n soon as thickly covered ll if mm: to a in)” of grain nnd have become in a LN' yearn I deuce thicket worthlosa toe mythlng. Even the thin and ot road. aiden in soon invaded hy clumps which ore kept deformed by tho ravagos of tr-trut livestock. Fortunately it Is not usually new-s- Iry to ”like more than a tow of the tree. In order to secure lmmunlly from well trouble. The Manitoba ma. ple In one of those Ipock‘l In which pistmate (female) tlowtt.r, are borne on one Individual. and Btatttittate (male) thwota on another. Ry culling down the {armor only, the nulsnnvv is avowed. Momma ottiy those are. sow! trees. After (Inn-arm: to pollinato tre pistitttrte lrovs. the aluminum Irma: boar only [Olin-v. {we of tho rnllzlr. Mom-hm! .1on law's vhizll lump Hu- down the (armor only. avoided. because only trees. After tlrtwot".ttR pistillale iron-R, the bear only totiore, {rm Mom-hm! seed Inn‘s l others inukhlx as th: may; a” “intvr Iona. Known A: D: I’rorim water-t Traffic Po1ie:rcacn Taught Manners in Nu: Time of English Cap is in. Instructed - Must I An ontirely new lym- of trattle pct. iceman ls being trained in England, where two metropolitan police inane“ [on are teaching the ttrrit batch ot 100 men to become motordrivers, trui- tie experts, and patrol workers. The course these men are taking in- cludes instruction on how to discrim- inate between dangerous behavior and what in merely a breach of good man- ners. Those men are to undertake duly quite distinct from ordinary patrol or police work, the ttittt being to imrrove the slundm'd of road con- duet among all users of the King‘s Highway. l’unctiiiously churning good man- uL-rs tr,rtusrlvrs as 1'rry patrol the nor: llmnlsr‘l congested tut [rattle to am Iy-spols of I North Wales, Teammmm PumtFoedtuedndforOthe. Says Everest May Never Be Climbed Member of Expedition Which Al- tempted to Scale the Peak In Doulztful if Menuhin Mae Ever Be Cenetuered Major John Morris, who (who “as transport omcer tor oxpeditiotttt twr-li- ing the peak of MI. 1P.verest, said this week at Hollywood. Florida. that the dizzy heights ot the world's high“! mountain may never be nun-ea. Yirttmtty the only way to ronclu the M,00btoot roof ot the [Um-Jays In by painfully. slowly. tolling upward “out. he and. Major Morris has retired trom the Indian Army. During nearly twenty yenrs ot service in India he was ac- tive in science and writing. He in via- iting hil brother, P.. M. Morris. Ruched 24.300 Foot Love! Lu! year an expedition at which the retired otBeer was transport om. cial reached the ",300-toot level of Everest. It took " weekl to cros- that Hindu:- nud Tibetan plateau in). Darjeeling. and than the expedi- tto0ndr+mttrtttet-ofttsq not mm. " on devotion of about ",000 Net. At am Might. the non. Brennan: I. dllcult. “maul-mutational“ Designated Weed n Péfed Road Conduct mo rolotti ail-lo hum». ll s and n Io t tl m lop is Be- Must Have ha tty "