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Broadcloth. Silks. meadow". Flunneletto. Tuscan. Tapestry. Woollom. Repr. In.“ “nofund tfuarantee.f. Bump. Banal. Me. canadian Tenn". Dept. LB, Montreal. I'l)l.‘l.'l'IIV AN" "otua'RY Fatu"'MF'.h"E' Viii, iVGitiuc, tid: 1 -1. I PATENT ATTIDIIN KY if“. 'wL' Essex 'ri." riiiiiri, 6hUrio, FUR PAR-I80 "ttttTO FIVISIIING "qturh'r Loam-s" - on.» --"--_-_7., QL'ILT REMNANTS AND " I - . _-...._ (mm mun com- " A "I (“KIDS MAGAZINE! MHIHCA I. l'l-ZII'HDN' V I'A'l' EST! Ila-NA"! " I'S W "mipeg 33.25.- ,"§9“}.’.§£s’3 'r'. Irrtt SKIN”. Hume reme- mmutt-cd. Ad- briirLo, Claim Life Commences At Grandparent-hood A group of Omaha. Nebraska. eld- ers have formed the National Assoc- iation of Grandparents of America and plan to promote similar organi- zations in other cities. "Although books, plus and sons try to tell you when life begins," said a club announcement, "these gentlemen think that life begins when you are a grandparent.". . -iirisiden't" Don" Amsdeh said the club would be social, charitable and Says More Quakes May Be Expected benevolent. Expert Sees Renewal of Tremors In the Near The world may expect a number of earthquakes in the near future, Cap- tain N. H. Heck ot the 13.8. coast and geodetic survey said last week, He explained, however, that quakes cannot be predicted with any degree ot certainty, because they give no warning ot their approach. During the last year " earthquakes severe enough to be recorded on in. struments have occurred throughout the world, said Captain Heck. -riitcina Vi; pehod ot quietness it is generally possible to expect a re- newal ot activity," he added. Outstanding favourable devel- opments in the mining tields of Ontario and Quebec have creat- ed new and widespread interest. The new ore zone discoveries on Hardrock, found also to extend over on to the Macleod Cockshutt property, has put life into the Long Lac Camp of Western Ou.. tario. Nearby property owners are filled with a new hope. In Eastern Ontario, close to the Quebec boundary, along :1 seven mile front from Larder Lake to beyond Kerr Addison, operators of properties are endeavouring to emulate the success of Barber Larder with diamond drills. London Traffic Found Lighter Arterial Highwgys Are Being Used LONDON, Eng.--Reottand Yard has sprung a surprise on London's traffic experts, says the Christian Science Monitor. In the latest traffic census issued by the police headquarters it is re- vealed that central London's traffic has decreased instead of increasing as anticipated. For instance it had been eonMently l predicted that traffic at Hyde Park' Corner, busiest point in the metro- polis, would have risen from the 1935 figure of 82,728 vehicles in 12 hours to about 100,000 in 1937. Instead there was a decrease of 2,000 vehicles on the day the census was taken. Congestion Reduced Meanwhile the new arterial roads skirting central London and the main reeds out of the suburbs are being put to much greater use. These incts are tshen as showing Along Canada's Milling Highway EYEGLASSES.‘ Ai.rf1 --------" COLLECTORS! TEACHERS! CORON- - ___,_-e, "...--. an Allan-ant. ----..--, EXPERT TANNING or 1-!le FOR hut-nun. Inc and robot. Bur. do" fun. Free "at tad an. Towns & Sons. Merritton, Ontlrlo. YEGLASSEH. $1.“; or. "u "an... ten pair to test your eyes. Satisfac- tion or money refunded. an” eyes. ”.00 each, "acumen! lent. Accur- ate g.'""""' Dept. K. " annex. To- ron o. JLMUIUna; A unuuu..." -_ v - - ation souvenir Stanton. " different, iitidwiryr.rvho 3nd TP,', If? alligbgy‘. _ .. .-. M. n. "ri. l rqio, 1tgigtti'ifiit,lt,t.r6tiitijii. M" , :ufififififi mu‘: "'9‘" At - 7 “g tME "ttr Who lulu win-- I.- .... M'V.e--e. canon. Box u. Sutton IC. To- Future SPECTACLE! TAIIIKG I‘ll-PS ',ill',lll,l,l,i,i,,ll,,l,,,?, WE, 'END Tiny Radio Wives Travel In Pipe One Pi). Might Cum All “one Canvas-ugh!» Between Lilliputian wireless waves IO short they travel inside a pipe and ere picked up on an antenna only one inch high were placed before the radio en. gineering world " New York last. week by the Bell Telephone laborator- iee. In pipes. the engineers were in- formed, these "midget waves promise to travel like tetegraphd messages. but without the limits imposed by a wire. A single small pipe, between two cities, tor example. might carry all the telephone conversations want. Four to Eight Inches Long The waves exhibited ranged from tour to eight inches long. They traw elled through a 20-foot exhibition pipe. Like all short radio waves these mid. gets reflect light. Metal discs. used as mirrors, ret1ect the waves into one end of the pipe. The Inch-long anten- na picks them ott at the other end. They have been piped a mile. The waves are made by tubes no larger than a common electric light bulb. Their "treiplenetes" or pulsa- tions, are thousands of millions of times a second. Still shorter wireless wanes. only an inch and a quarter, have been pro- duced in the Bell laboratories. These vibrate at ten thousand million times a second. They are very close to heat waves. At California institute ot Technology at Pasadena research workers experimenting with similar short waves. report unusual experi- ments in imparting artificial fevers to selected tissues. Thus one type of short wave might heat a bone, and another flesh. a third blood. In 1848 I firearms manufacturer made pistols that had coffee-grinders in the handles. In the Noranda area of Quebec, Brownlee Gold Mines has enlarged its property holdings, closely adja- cent to Powell Rouyn and Noran- da, and is starting a diamond drill- ing campaign. The Lacoma property in the Senneterre area of Quebec is rap- idly proving up an important ore structure. The East Lacoma prop- erly, adjoining, has diamond drill. ing starting under contract. An unprecedented season of mining activity is indicated from Coast to Coast, with great expec- tations in some quarters for the Gordon Lake, Athabasca and Great Slave Lake sections, of the North West Territories. that from the motorist’s point of view central London has become an area to be avoided wherever possible, ind that future arterial roads built around London would Mill further reduce the congestion in the centre of the city. “new..-" ___ _--- - Particular interest is attached to this aspect at the present time because it is an open secret that the Govern- ment is preparing a large-scale attack on London's road problems. Sir Chas. Bressey. appointed by the Government to study the problem and put forward concrete suggestions, has now report- ed to the Ministry of Transport. During the census 64,000 more pri- vate cars were counted than in 1935. 28,000 more pedal cyclists, and 25,000 more light commercial vehicles. Both omnibuscs and tsorstrvehielet' showed tt decrease, by 4,800 and 9.000 respec- lively. Casein, manufactured chiefly from skim milk, is used in industry and is closely affected by industrial condi- tions. Argentina is the chief exporter of casein, accounting for about half of the total world export (818,000 cwts. in 1936). France is Argen- tina’s closest competitor, the two countries together providing over 80 per cent. of the world's exports. The business of a shoemaker is of great antiquity. Romans wore cork soles to guard their feet from water, especially in winter. TIRED or NERVOUS? Is bile doing its work? Your liver " lug. thn'n why you feet to rotten he." t 0 time. Your sys- tom in not getting enough bile. Your [nag pchet, your back aloha“ {our ' '---» ---_-.. u n It. head ttehes, gout back bones. lour food doesn't lgelt properly. It eta!- nntel and decayl tor lack of bile. Bile in a (Hinton! and In antileptlc. Your liver . will produce " to " fluid ounces of b le every " hours. . Tonal Tablets will make your liver do It: work. Based uron n emnll pro- portion of Calomel bended with rer- tatn other useful medicinal lnxredlentu. Tanol Tablets not promptly and direct- ly upon the Ilver. irtimutatintt the now of bite. They are easy to llk. and provlde a safe. easy way of using calo- nel. probably the most effective liver eumulunt known. They are not lurch. But they are efficient. Your drought an than. Me. (a) Close to Heat Waves In“ No. F--': Some men go to a lot of trouble hiding their light undtr a bushel when One of those tltghty city women was visiting in the hills ot New Eng- land: she--"T'hit' place has so many odd and peculiar people." -ka'iive--"YG, inn most ot them go home by the ttrat at September." How Far is " From "Bad" to “Wane"? At a certain church I beautiful tyeh-gate was put up, and over it wan inscribed: "This is The Gate ot Heaven" While the paint was wet I large printed notice was attached with the wordl: "Please Go Round The Other Way" Someone Is now telling a Itory about an atnsent.tttinded professor who sent his wife to the bank and kissed his money good-bye. Why blame it on a. professor? A census taken on asking a woman how old she was. received the toilow. In; answer: - . .. ..__ Woman-lo you know Hill girls are next door?' Census Taker--"Bure." woman-oven, I'm as Tis, census taker wrote down: “An old " the hills". Once in a while odd items appear in print. Three Instances appear here: "A ydung woman wants washing and cleaning daily." 'iui.iGriaot.ed' girl wants work until after Christina.” --siiu- Brat venture Into the antique tield was itt Alhevme, N.C. There he met his wife." Customer (pointing to I laundry paree1)-"U that my name In Chi- uese'!" Laundryman tttentail-s-tto." Customer tcuriously)---"" is lame kind of Identifying mark. What In It?" GGGrUG .2 “Jul! descliptlon. Mean: "'1 tat man. clocked noise, no teeth." Gai cup you” do as well. The applicant for a. job in tho mm- try asked what his duties worn 1., be. He was told he would haw to be up at 5 o'clock to clean and h: muss the horses and do various othor JLbB about the farm. After breakfast he could help around the house. The farmer was going through a ion: list ot other duties when the applicant interrupt. ed him to ask it by chance the soil ot his farm happened to he clay. Farmer---")"." AoNieant--"Oh, it it was clay I thought I might make a few bricks In my mum time." HAYE gtrc'rMstletrottom (to family wash womanr-"Motdr, have you seen my daughter Elsie‘s nagce?" Mandy Ghriexedr--"so, ma'am. It nin‘t been In the was): yet." 8" EEXRD TOWN "Y TOWN sou ' 7w old the old as they Syrian bakers produce "bubble bread" in round, fmt loaves, which look like astronomers' photographs of the moon. The bubbles are pro- duced by a mysterious leavening mix- ed with the dough. tion program. Scarcity and high prices of "uteri- nls are handicapping 1taly's construc- VILLAGE " VILLAGE t?iiititdlthut - lvnuvu- _...."""-'- " qukh WM" ,... Fyiitey.eetettt m. [or ef, rem Iron In. mum. on u MPH- uhhsk's foot. malta, m “we”. and)! Dr. Drnuin’ me. t tie, MM tr. p. D. FttE8tatl oe who tu Imam! Ain. Char. out Ian-11mg le. t't.om tu Pitt me i o: 'n g m gun an, l {drive to rio F . But nu: Len, L. no excuse for ', :ing guilty. Y m simply carry your alkafiur with you-and. use it at the: first a? of "upset" stomach. Snmply e two tiny alias of Phillips." Milk of Magnesia when out with others. Or-d at home-you an take. two uraspoonMs of linuid Phillips'. Both act the same may. Relief is usually a matter of new. “Gal." mum. "heart- bug'n." acid bieath-all respond mtiddy._Jusl make sure you ask 'ur, mu! Iran u- uwm... - __.'.-.'. h,” V athlete's foot. “In nabs Aug! emu gu- WW!- Ipply Dr. Depuis' we. calms. .11qu tie, [mull D. p. D. ptte8tatt Ittt. In and. b. who tuipitue, akin. War, granules und Autr [-411.- tut. Ema tho most intense itelsitim Cindy. h 85c trlal (Zebu drug new, pun-c- tt-- I‘my but. “(R B. .D. PRESCRIPTION. " iUSE PIDARD or length of t wife-led from \mail 81.00. Ch Worothee. but "roman: ' 4 Mint: fps." of time your hora has from this disuse. By V Chr. Eng. Girard, Ste. um. Quebec. New and re- markable rc- medy f o I heaven. Sat- ishction , il guaranheed regudless of the, serretitr AKUHIV” Ontario's Soil Being Robbed Of Its Minerals ttteerie/tr/Stat. WMOW“ a-i-aa-iii-hit" In the morning you no drinking up the all nlue- ot maria. All " Bot the turner: '0! York County wor. Ned. In fact. no any minerals Ire be. lng transferred trom toll on farm; in the County of York to the Icon-cl!- of Toma; eman- that tho Con-It- tee 'iiiGirGiiG." tietorestatiort and Nuke!- ot York County (bunch has decided to do sottsetttmtatrout It. 0.. Mo Milk “We note the [use quantities of milk shipped dolly from the turn- in the county. containing nick. and other miner-l. whim. in our opinion. in a drain on the mineral content at the soil. Therefore. we would ask the Chemistry Department " Guelph to conduct I soil survey in the County. thereby enabling farmers to return to the not! the proper mineral: through fertilisers." the committee said. It In a case of the miner" of the no" going into the vow. vln It: food. ind to the cluunn of Toronto vh the (of. milk. exphlncd Dr. G. I. Chris- tie, Director ot Ont-r10 Aarieuttmat College. And It has I lot of Carmen In many other places in Onurto wor- Ned. Phosphorus. Potassium lining "Muliiply the minerals in one can milk by the amount ot milk um: in Toronto and you'd tind it come to sev- eral thousand pounds.” explained Dr. Christie. “The-e mineral- nre taken from the soil. and it they are no' put back the soil annually in “aloud.” The Government nireldy in survey- ing Oxford, Brant, Northttrttbertttr.d and Durham tor this very lining. Dr. Christie sold. and gtmttm retain!“ -u urging surveys have been passed by the County Councils ot Peterhwaugts Ind Grey. Utah; phosphorus and pot-ulna! hive been [and to he clue! anon: the missing I lng. he said. When you drttth your sun of milk Changes Planned In Farmers' Act Amendmentsio the Funnel“. Cred: hora Arrangement Act will he [imam into the House ot Commons shortly by a Government measure. Finlnce Minister Dunning told the Home [at week. He suggested private member- intending to bring in similar legisla- tion wait tor the Government Bill. Mr. Dunn!“ made his nuance- ment when the House was giving ttrat reading to a bill Introduced by T. C. Douglas tc.C.P.-Weytrtgtatt um; tor smendmems to the Act to one“ It! provlslons to the legal represenmuvcs ot deceased tsrmers and to Insolvent owners ot leased Isms. Another amendment itt Mr. we bill would provide tor hearing an amendment ot pronoun: formulated prior to December. 1936. The Farmers' Creditorl Arrange- ment Act Vin tuned in an and provides machinery whereby debtor farmers may tench compromise. with their trrottitortt without going though bankruptcy. Dairy Production Continues Upward Keeps On Increasing In Can-d. Owing Past Nine Venn I‘rmlur-liun of milk in Canada has been moving steadily upward for the past nine years. and in 1937. the out. put at nearly " billion pounds wan an increuo of thou! Mn million pounds over that of 1930. Milk is used in u uriety of way- with only “out " per cent being used in the fluid torn. Btttterm0itsq ute- the greatest amount of " at close to so per cent " the coal - In ski-med no! churned (no batter. It takes shout I per cent 01 the milk pra- duced to who choose and approxi- m-tely " per cent at the milk in pro- mud into manna-1M milk pro- ducu. he pronoun ”in: law loo mun mat-cuter- In ninth-Ir small. There was I significant “In in 'iir--rvpeoeset!t"t'! when. due to tnee-ed not“ all. higher prion. the nlue vu the - elt recorded “no. 1930. There VI. u were“: at 66,600 In the number or all! con In Canada. In. Juu In. "" to Jun tat, 1081. “lanthanum-Iowan- ducuol In [In-bet aunt-II In (if droeattt - at Man on! -artiru,tstrtttotttuttM-"t- mummmmumuh "Wren-mam. T Five {HIM berrateht into - ttei-tir-ee..'"?."- auyuU'Irhw 'i-ttt "iiiViiaVtiur ___ a rill-m "I. into than. c! doll-n. - - “but“... i,tGiikuter "any year: ot an. iii%, WEI Be Jim-ch!