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JC id te To make the outsides of sponge cakes tempting looking andâ€" atâ€" tractive golden brown, grease the ‘in with butter and sprinkle it thickly with fruit sugar before Putting in the mixture. Dust the top of the cake with sugar and cover it with kitchen paper whilst in the oven. ‘"n!s does not imply that men nave been banished to the wilds of Lapland and the country handed CYer to a horde of Amazons, but ‘f the evidence of our eyes counts for anything it means that in manâ€" val and in clerical work they have an equal chance. For when, on arrival, the visitor boards a bus, her route is sugâ€" wested by a woman conductor. wir _ & 1 country in Europe to grant the suffrage to its women, writes A. M. P. in the Glasgow Herald. One hour in Helsingfors is enough to show the visitor that that Act was no piece of party legislation rushâ€" ed through in a national crisis, out the natural outcome â€"of a definite attitude towards women. Q Lveryone knows, or should know, that Firland was the first country in Europe to grant the suffrage to its women, writes A. M. F. in the COlmameus HKdusLLE . Pr. . Finland Was First Country To Give Franchiseâ€"Fair â€" Finnish Attitude Towards Women The a‘falfa seed crop in the Prairie Provinces has increased reâ€" markably in the last few years. The estimated crop this year is 2"% million pounds as compared with 1% million pounds in 1937. This is due to an increased gcreâ€" agc. It is mostly of the Grimm, Cossak and Ladak strains. The western crop will, therefore, furâ€" nish a fine supply of seed for the rest of Canada even if the Ontario crop is light, which is likely from present appearances. It is yet too early to estimate the total yield of the alfaifa seed ¢rop in Canada for this year, states the Plant Products Division, Dominion Department of Agriculâ€" ture. A great deal will depend on the setting of seed of the second crop of alfalfa in Ontario where most of the seed is grown in Canâ€" ada. The first crop in Ontario failed to set seed, but it is hoped that the second crop will turn out better. The second crop has bloomed _ wel} under _ variable weather conditions for seed setâ€" ting. Equal Chance With Men In Work Eecond Yield Is Expected To Be Better In Ontario This Year â€"Increase in Prairies Alfalfa Seed Crop Prospect Contemplated new construction for August amounted to $24,617,600 as compared with $24,572,100 for July. Total for year to date, $207,â€" §08,200. M to th Female Bricklayers In Canada This Yearâ€"Largest Number of Contract; Awarded August Biggest Building Month intracts awarded for projects on Island of Montreal amounted 2164,200 as compared with $1,« 100 for the Toronto metropoliâ€" area. Total for year to date, treal, $12,002,700; Toronto, $14,â€" tario provided the largest porâ€" of the month‘s total with $9, ; Quebec, $6,749,900; British nbia, $1,561,900; Nova Scotia, ©,000; Manitoba, $923,400; New swick, $881,600; Alberta, $534,. Saskatchewan, $415,700; P. E. 1. $52,600, rds for eight months to date 123,026,800, the highest since ith the exception of 1937, he total for the first eight was $159,691,900, Ontario in The Lead IOP 926, the tot inted to $22,112,400 as with $21,158,200 for July. 1e highest monthly total ear to date and is the nsecutive month to regâ€" Crease over the precedine awarded for all types of 1 throughout Canada for of August, as compiled ilding Reports Sex Given preceding RARE AND HARDY ORNAMENTâ€" alsâ€"Send for our latest fall plantâ€" ing catalogue. Full descriptions of a wide assortment of lilies, rockery plants and other perenâ€" nial flowers, also fruit for© the colder parts. 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CITY ConvENI has # C000 P RRTI® ur village or farm home ‘ater supply or sewers !lr:ee information on our C PA ANbNG Sn 2 varred _ Rocks, New Reds, White Rocks, Orns. _ Also yearling cockerels. _ Tweddle DEVELOPED sHOES CHEAPLY Â¥rmemesey + ""ance. Must include siness and well estabâ€" aper in growing disâ€" Emerson, 9 Delaware m ‘TESON‘® Fix<Foot. Softâ€" es. Relieves all cases Feet, Athlete‘s Foot. 42{7(‘1.umhermans Bldg., MEDICAL MUSIC BY MaAIL _ ‘auUuitar, Voice culâ€" as abe. Particulars unt Conservatory of 18th, Vancouver, INSTRUMENXTs Limited, Fergus @8 FOR sALE â€"â€" BARRED POLLETsS OULTHR Y FROM 6 to , PARKSâ€" FRET IFP you 20°0 and unâ€" Kaustine Enâ€" 164 Portland _ WaAverley ‘TOR MAGNE. RIFLES To AND ;PAIR®S PALIR. butter tough Monâ€" Proâ€" We save for the corresponding period of 1987, a deâ€" crease of ..................._. The gross revenues of the allâ€" inclusive Canadian National Railâ€" ways System for the week ending September 7, were ...... $3689,291 as compared with ........ 8,739,198 Canadian National Railways Revenues Teacherâ€""If you added sevenâ€" tyâ€"six thousand, nine hundred and twentyâ€"three to eightyâ€"one thousâ€" and, four hundred and twelve, what would you get?" 1ne Coniributor wrote â€" "The enclosed are original and have never been published." The Editor (returning them) reâ€" pliedâ€"‘"I can quite believe it." spread, Please pass it out before 1 am dead. Jf you have roses, bless your soul, Just pin one in my buttonholeâ€" Todayâ€"while I‘m alive and well. Don‘t wait ‘till I‘m safe in (Heaâ€" ven).â€"Author unknown. A general, who â€"was widely known for his temper and for his strict insistence upon â€" implicit obedience to orders, was in comâ€" man of a base camp. He met a soldier carrying a steaming kettle from the camp cookhouse: General (ordering)â€"*"Hoere you are, let me taste that!" Soldierâ€""But, sir, it isn‘tâ€"" Generalâ€""Don‘t give me any ‘buts‘.. Get me a spoon !" Soldierâ€""Very good, sir." The soldier went back to the cookhouse and got a spoon. While the soldier stood at attention the General helped himself to a spoonâ€" ful of the liquid, and immediately spat it out. Pupilâ€""A wro;xé- énswer." 'l:he Contributor wrote C sls dicts uitc ®® ds hacl don‘t sob; I may bave found a better job. Don‘t stand around me feeling blue, I may be better off than you. Don‘t tell the folks I was a saint Or any old thing that I ain‘t. If you haye "bunk" like that to Sol When 1 Jeave this mortal shore To mosey ‘round this earth no moreâ€" Don‘t weep; (Eon't sigh; don‘t pine; selerail o & v Doctorâ€"“Quick, how has a centipede?" re mental hospitals in Clifford Magone, solicitor M.P.!‘j‘.‘, LEFT to RIGHT, fory The miracle of the foodâ€"grow ing shed is accomplished by t‘ers of shallow â€" trays oven which are spread grains of corn or any other cereal, although corn has been found to respond better than the others. Electric heat applied to the trays acts so quickly and effiâ€" ciently that ten inches of growth can be brought about in eight days. Laboratory wizards have perâ€" fected electrical gadgets which do almost everything but eliminate the hen in egg laying and poultry raising. Arnd in a lowâ€"roofed shed the same magical force grows enough food for ten milk cowsâ€" which increases their yield conâ€" tinuously, ALLâ€"ELECTRIC FARM A Wellsian peep into the fuâ€" ture of farming was afforded visâ€" itors to the Royal Agriculturai Show at Cardiff, Wales, in a disâ€" play of electrical machinery which some day may turn farming into an armâ€"chair industry. What Science * Is Doing * $ 49,907 GHT, form a Eommission the province. The comm many feet Commission to Probe Ontario‘s Mental Hospitals ized, and considerable of the Nitro gen will have escaped as Ammonia. The manner in which you will lose the least amount of plantfood is to put the manure in a large pile about five feet high, and keep to the not sideâ€"hill land, spreading it from the truck woud be alright providâ€" ed the snow is not too deep. I do not favour the second method you mention (small piles) because if you get much bright weather beâ€" fore the manure is spread, quite a bit of the organic matter will be dried up and blown away, or oxidâ€" A. It is our experience that A certain amount of available plantâ€" food is lost out of manure no mat« ter how it is handler. If your land is fairly well supâ€" plied with organic matter, and is Now, to seitle an argument, and also to find out which method is the best to use, both from the standpoint of cost and also total valve which the soil receives, 1 wonder would you kindly let me know your opinion, which 1 konw will be based on facts which you have gathered over a period of years? â€" D. W. P., York Co. (2) Making about eight piles in pyramid form from each load, and later (in March or April) spreading it about, manâ€"power only. (3) Putting the manure in a big pile about five feet high, and after leaving it to heat for a week or ten days, it is spread with a horse drawn wagon, 2. Q. "In our district we . use considerable manure which we find convenient to haul to our market gardens in the winter time. _ We have three main methods of ap. plying this manure to the ground, namely: (1) Spreading it right off the truck. (This method is easy enough, except sometimes the manâ€" ure is caky, or frozen.) 1 OB S C Ovea Aass Our experâ€" ience does not favour broadcasting fertilizer for grain, or root crops. Greatest benefit is obtained from fertilizer for these crops when the material is concentrated to a large extent near the young growing seed. When the same fertilizer is sown broadcast, it is so dispersed through the growing area that the young plant is unable to obtain a maximum benefit from it. I would certainly advise you to obtain â€" a drill fronf fertilizer dropping atâ€" tachment for the sowing of fertilizâ€" er on your grain crops, if this is at all possible. Of course, on meadow crops and on alfalfa, broadcasting is about the only way that fertilizer can be applied. 1. Q. "I have beep wondering if I could sow fertilizer by hand in the Spring when the ground is still moist, and cultivate it in. Would 1 get good results?" R. B., Durham Co. _:}Vt_tox.'ney~genera I‘s England‘s physical fitness proâ€" gram has already cost $14,000,â€" 000. VITAMIN "K" 1SOLATED Complete isolation of vitamin "K"â€"diet factor necessary for coagulation of blood â€" was anâ€" nounced this week by Dr. Edward A. Doisy, St. Louis University reâ€" search chemist. Dr. Doisy said the transparent and coloriess crystals of pure vitamin were obâ€" tained from an alfalfa meal oil. The difference between .ordinâ€" ary nitrogen and heavy nitrogen, though small, is of great importâ€" ance to chemists. The‘first use is to attach these rare molecules to food. There they replace ordingry nitrogen., They permeate the livâ€" ing tissues the same as the comâ€" mon nitrogen and because of their greater _ weight, their course through the body can be traced. Biologists are using this method to find out where nutrients go af. ter digestion, and how long they stay in the body. A new still that manufactures three quarts a day of the rarest gas in the world, heavy nitrogen, was announced last week by Colâ€" umbia University, would say that our WORLD‘S RAREST GAS 10n department; Dr . W. H. Avery, and Lionel Conacher, provincial government to investigate 2 at London, Ont. Premior M. F. After three years, the famous Prury Lane theatre in London will present a pantomime at Christmas, "Babe in the Woods" being the attraction. I believe you will find these opâ€" inions borne out by tests in many places as well as our own experâ€" ience at this institution. it well tramped so as to prevent too much heating. If you allow it to heat very severely so that the manure shows firefanging when you open up the pile. there wil} have been much loss in Nitrogen and organic matter, However, it you can keep it, compacted as solid: Iy as it would be if cattle were aJâ€" ways tramping over it, it should be in good shape for Spring use as soon as the time for spreading out arises. neGliinntatvataatt ut M indsiass is S ies 2s s S 1 2 TB 27 many patients are committed and "Canadiana" will be returned to Ottawa about Sept. 30th. Tree catalogues will be given to every public school child attending next Saturday. Regular price is 25c, These catalogues contain 25 plates of historical pictures now at Casa Loma and this offer is to give the children and the parents the opâ€" £ d cce 0 .000 00 2 CCCCRE DURICE LES F-flucfiuhnlphchnuboflnuym s.oh'n\vhnmndt'nn-dh.ed‘.u'.. your full money‘s worth. Never before have so many Chs?" people been changing over to car trestones with full confidence of getting ""m-i-t.ffllhltutwdmy,fu mlyh?mtiue-yum.nhpm exira features that assure you extra mileageâ€"extra Caked Udder Cleared Turkey has abolished its con sumption tax on medicines. Thunder, incidentally, is the reâ€" sult of a wave of pressure caused by a rapid exnansion of air reâ€" sulting from a quick dissharge of energy, Thunder is caused by the reâ€" lease of energy in millionths of a second, but according to K. B. McEachron, expert of the General Electric Company, when a flash is not followed by thurder, the reâ€" lease takes from one to twoâ€"tenths of a second, and such discharges are far less destructive than those accompanied by thunder, Expe.rifl‘.nrle’d dnlnvfnen find‘ M particularly good for treating udder, lumps, bruises, colic, etc. bottles in stable and house, When a flash of lightning is not followed by a thunderclap, you may be certain that it is what is known technically as a "slow" flash. That is, it has not disâ€" charged energy at the usual rate. GOiKG To Ttownk? portunity of viewing and studying We these interesting and educationai prints and pictures. There are ever 500 pictures and prints in all. The famous painting "The Fall of Nineveh" will remain a few weeks longer. It is expected that the picture will #o to the World‘s Fair, New York. 1: has 29 life size figures and is valved at over $50,000, Slow Lightning Reomember to get ?o your czpy of this ) weock‘s Toronto _Eg Star Wookly, find Minard‘s treating eaked 2#