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Â¥ ® ue «4 123.9 pounds of sugar while the world‘s average was less than 50. Australia has the sweetest tooth in the world, according to an examination over an elevenâ€" year period, which showed its people consumed an average of progress in the British home. it has grown the vast Lloyd‘s inâ€" Charles II suppressed the cofâ€" feeâ€"houses as being "seminaries of sedition," and though Lloyd‘s famous coffeeâ€"house became the centre at which ship owners exâ€" changed information and "from In addition there are a number of small wrinkles which add to riding comfort. Sponge rubber is beginâ€" ning to oust cotton padding for seats in one or two models, doorâ€" latches are even more secure, colâ€" ored lights flash on some speedoâ€" meter dials when excessive speeds are reached. Stecring becomes still easier. Why Britishers Dislike Coffee The European iniluence is also pronounced. The sliding sunshine roof has made its appearance on one moderate priced model,. turn indicators worked from a button on the steering wheel are being tried out, and overdrives are being generally adopted. These overâ€" drives can be used in second and high, thus increasing in effect the three usual forward speeds to five. At first slance it may seem hard to tell one new car from another. But there should be little difficulty in differentiating the new models from those of a year ago. There is a continuation of the trend towards streamâ€"lining (except where it inâ€" terferes with briltâ€"in trunks), runâ€" ning boards are disappearing, and there is a noticeable tendency toâ€" wards a generous use of safety glass. New Car Models Autumn Leaves When Capt. Angus Walters, of the Bluenose, most famous of fishâ€" ing schooners, gets married he will be through with sailing . . . or so the brideâ€"toâ€"be, pretty 22â€" yearâ€"old Mildred Butler, ABOVE, says. She wants Capt. Walters to stop getting involved in challenge races with the skipper of the Gerâ€" trude L. Thebaud, perennial rival. It‘s A Great Waste To Burn Them, Soil Conservctionists All over theâ€"country at this seaâ€" son of the year the lsaves fallen from the trees in millions of tons are being burned as the conveniâ€" ent way to dispose of them. Soil conservationists and asricultural chemists warn us that this is one of the most déstructive practices that have come into vogue with modern civilization, says the Woodâ€" stock Sentinelâ€"Review. The leaves that we are burning up in these artumnal Lonfires represent a large percentage of the nutrition that has beon gathered from the soil and the air to nourish the trees and it oucht to be restored to the earth to as great a degree as is possible. Makes A Rich Mould In the natural forests the leaves have been falling uder the trees for azes and forming a mould that is rich in its capacity to produce vezetation. The story of the leaves is a long one but the point about this burnâ€" in« is that it ought tobe abandonâ€" ¢4._ When houscholders have gone to the trouble of raking up leaves, tho latter, instead of being burned cucht to be put into a neat pile in the back yard, moistened and weichted down so that they will not blow away and in the course of time there will be a quantity of fertilizer that will make the garden glad. Ezy Good Fertilizer Puis Her Foot Down Have Sun Roofs little 10. He uses particular precauâ€" tions when walking at night. child is incapable of using safely a sharp knife. 8. Children do not play in or on the streets. 9. The pedestrian walks toward the traffic, and not with it, on the open highways. 4. He uses care in getting on and off vehicles in traffic. 5. He looks left and then right when crossing the street. 6. He obeys traffic signals. 7. He holds his conferences on sidewalks and not in the middle of the streets. "Man as he is at present is inâ€" capable of using wisely some of 3. He crosses streets at right anâ€" gles. 1. The safe walker does not step out carclessly from behind parked cars or obstructions. 2. He does not try to weave his way through traffic. As far as pedestrians are conâ€" cerned, certain rules have been de. veloped for the safe walker which everyone of us ought to obey: Safety Pointers For Pedestrians THE WEEK‘S QUESTIONâ€"In the next ten years will the number of children of school age in Canada, decrease or increase? â€" Answerâ€" According to population tables comâ€" piled by actuaries, there will be fewer young people of high school or university age; an increase in those cf public school age. CHANCES IN THE EASTâ€"Tlie fall of the great South China. city of Canton in October swiftly followed by the collapse of Hankow marks the beginning of the end for Britâ€" ish, French, United States trade in the east which flourished at its most prosperous in the "Open Door" era. Hongâ€"kong, important British possession a few miles off Canton, is likely to wither up and die through lack of trade activity. To the Chinese, the fall of these two cities means a cutting off of 60 percent. of munitions supplies. Only a fraction of these an be reâ€" placedâ€"until next year at leastâ€"â€" by imports routed over the still unâ€" finished high ..y from Burma to Yunnan or the French narrowâ€" gauge railway from Indoâ€"China. Without Hankow as an operatâ€" ing base, the Chinese must radicalâ€" ly alter the character of their deâ€" fense, scatter unwieldy armies, opâ€" pose the Japanese only at strategic points, and attempt to draw them into the vast, wild stretches of Southwestern China. "LOST" COLONIESâ€"They‘ve been laying the groundwork for five years to ask for the return of Gerâ€" many‘s "lost" colonies. We can tell now from the many bold ruâ€" mors flying about that the stage is almost set for a No. 1 demand. Bosides her former African colâ€" oniesâ€"the â€" Cameroons, ‘Togoland, German Souihwest Africa and CGerâ€" man East Africa, now divided among mandates to France, Britain, Belgium and the Union of South Africaâ€"Germany‘s preâ€"war overâ€" seas possossions include the Caroâ€" line and Marshall Islands in the Pacific (under Japanese mandate), New Guinea (mandated to Austraâ€" lia), German Samoa (under New Zealand), and Kiaochow, a German colony in China. The airways people came smack back with a denial of their culpability. In the columns of the St. Thomas Timesâ€"Journal they deâ€" clared themselves to be innocent. The recent war scare prepared the ground. We had got so used to hearing the worst horrors newsâ€" cast from Europe, taking them as a matter of course, that the story of the invasion of this continent by monsters from Mars (as recounted by the radio play) was accepted on the instant. RADIO (SCAREâ€"When ‘innccent, but upâ€"andâ€"coming youns Orson Welles planned his staging of the radio drama, "War.of the Worlds", he had no, way of knowing ahcad that it, would induce a wave of mass hystcria in the eastern Unitâ€" ed States and Canada: and drive hundreds of people into the woods with soakedâ€" handkerchiefs over their heads! It all goes to show. Now we know how radio propagandizing works on the ‘ people of the totalitarian states! KICK THAT REGISTEREDâ€"it did not take long for his story to get to headquarters. Top ofiicials of an American airways concern took it up right away when a farmer near St. Thomas laughingly reâ€" marked that big planes flying over were persistently dumping paper cups and dishes in his fields. MNews Parade®~ By Elizabeth Eedy â€"Bishop of Winchester The relationships set forth in this table include all such relationships, whether by the whole or half blood, and whether legitimate or illogitiâ€" mate. *By the Revised Statutes of Canâ€" ada, 1927, c. 127, s. 2, it is enacted A woman may not marry her grandfather, _ grandmother‘s husâ€" band, husband‘s grandfather, uncle, aunt‘s husband, husband‘s uncle, father, stepfather, husband‘s fathâ€" er, son, husband‘s son, daughter‘s husband, brother, grandson, grandâ€" daughter‘s _ husband, _ husband‘s grandson, nephew, niece‘s husband, husband‘s nephew*, husband‘s broâ€" ther**, A man may not marry his grandâ€" mother, grandfather‘s wife, wife‘s grandmother, aunt, uncle‘s wife**, wife‘s aunt, mother, stepmother, wife‘s mother, daughter, wife‘s daughter, son‘s wife, sister, grandâ€" daughter, grandson‘s wife, wife‘s granddaughter, _ niece, â€" nephew‘s wife, wife‘s niece,* brother‘s wife,** Degrees of affinity and consanâ€" guinity which, under the statutes in that behalf, bar the lawful solâ€" emnization of marriage. Following is the Dominion statâ€" ute governing marriages in Canada: There Are Some Funny Inconâ€" sistencies In Dominion Statâ€" utes Canada‘s Queer Marriage Laws "I am convinced that 90 per cent. of the urge and desire for senseless conflict and wholesale destruction of human life and property would be removed by the creation of an efficient internaâ€" tional police force," he said. Outlining .his plan Mr. Bickerâ€" ton suggested each nation conâ€" tribute financially and physically to establishment of a force of 2,000,000 to 3,000,000 men trainâ€" ed in all branches of modern warâ€" fare under administration of a committee of the central league. In event of national or internaâ€" tional disturbance, the police could be called to stand guard and enforce discontinuance of agâ€" gression between involved naâ€" tions. Establishment of an internaâ€" tional police force to enforce dicâ€" tates of a central league in preâ€" serving world peace was advocatâ€" ed by George Bickerton, president of the United Farmers of Canâ€" ada, Saskatchewan section, at the organization‘s 35th annual conâ€" vention in Saskatoon. Saskatchewan Farmers League Calls for Formation of An Effective Peace Instrument World Police Force Wanted The Countess Beatiy, formerly Mrs. Dorothy Power Sands, of Virâ€" ginia, may succeed Marina, Duchess of Kent, as Britain‘s fashion queen and styleâ€"setter when the latter and her husband, Duke of Kent, leave to become distant Australia‘s "first family". The countess is pirtured here with Earl Beatty as they arrived in Toronto during their present visit to Canada. WONDERLAND OF OZ She May Become Bntum”s N;W'Fashwn Queen § "That," replied the Wizard, "is the Royal Athletic College of Oz," "Let‘s stop," suggested Dorothy. So they drew up in front of the buildâ€" ing and they were met at the door by the Wogglieâ€"Bug himself. He seemed fully as tall as the Wizard. He was neatly dressed. "Welcome, Dorothy," said the Wogglieâ€"Bug, "and welcome to all your friends. We are indeed pleased to receive you at this great Temple of Learn. ing." o w n tm tvig w ONTARIO ARCHIVES TORONTO Many people are afraid of a snake‘s darting forked tongue and think the snake can sting them or poison them with this tongue. The truth is that this little organ is absolutely harmless and cannot in any way hurt anything. It is so delicate that it is believed snakes use it as an organ of hearing, thrusting it out to catch vibraâ€" tions as a wireless acrial or butterâ€" fly‘s "feelers" catch them. A snake‘s tongue can be shot out from its mouth even when the mouth is closed, as there are small grooves for the tongue to pass through. A snakeâ€" bites with its fangs. "‘Why, Ameddica, of course,‘ was the triumphant answer from the little woman in the apron. ‘Your voice is exactly like Shirley Temâ€" ple‘s‘." "‘These people with the ready smiles and the ready cash and the strange talk were ‘American‘. If as a Canadian you felt affronted at first not to be recognized at British you soon forget it or said, ‘Oh, well, skip it‘ The Englishman didn‘t mean any affront; to him Canadian and American were as one. All the Same To Them "Final test of my ability to swalâ€" low my pride in the Union Jack and be geographically American ocâ€" curred in the thatchâ€"roofed house where Sir Waliter Raleigh was born. I was looking around, admiring caâ€" nopied beds and asking questions, when I heard the occupant of the house comment to a second visitor: ‘It‘s easy to tell where she comes from!‘ 1 turned round, ‘Where do I come from, then? with too much eagerness, perhaps, hoping at last I‘d be correctly labelled. Lillian Gibbons writes in the Winâ€" nipeg ‘Tribune: "It shocks the Caâ€" nadian visitor to the Motherland to realize that the Englishman on the Strand (not the one in the British Museum, perhaps) sees no differâ€" ence between Canadians and Ameriâ€" cans. Englishmen Fail To Diferentiate Eeiween Canadian and Ameriâ€" can Visitors to Motherland **By the Revised Statutes of Canada, 1927, c. 127, s. 3, it is enâ€" acted that "A marriage is not inâ€" valid merely because the man is a brother of a deceased husband of the woman or is a son of such broâ€" ther." that "A marriage is not invalid merely because the woman is a sister of a deceased wife, or a daughter of a sister of a deceased wife of the man." A Snake‘s Tongue "I thought it was an Athletic Colâ€" lege"" said Uncle RMenry. "It is, sir," answered the. Woggleâ€"Bug. "Here it is we teach scientific Colâ€" lege Athleticsâ€"in all their purity." "Don‘t you teach them anything else?" asked Dorothy. "Oh, yes," returned the Professor. "But such things occupy little of their time. Please follow me and I will show you how my scholars are occupied. This is a class hour and they are all busy," A canal officer saw a dead bufâ€" falo floating in the Jumna River. He dragged the buffalo to the shore, and found stitches on its stomach. Inside was the body of a young man with his throat cut. A murderer‘s problem of how to dispose of the body of his victim was solved in a grim fashion by a Hindu killer. Stitched Victim Inside Buffalo As an expression of sentiment the Chamberlainâ€"Hitler statement is impeccableâ€"Britain has no deâ€" sire to fight any Power. But it is not alone a practical basis of European peace. On the contrary. If there is to be any hope of real European appeasement it cannot be done bilaterally. It can be achieved only at a conference of all the Powers, Any breaking of Angloâ€"French coâ€"operation, any pledge to Germany running counâ€" ter to our existing pledge to deâ€" fend if necessary the integrity of France, any attempt to isolate Russia must be fought absolutely, for such a policy would be disasâ€" trous to European peace, and, from the standvoint of Britain‘s real interestsâ€"suicidal. â€" Daily Herald, London. A Dominion general clection in 1938 is now regarded by political progrostication as a certainty. If polling does take place next year, a late election day is more likely than an early one, for it is now obvious that Premier King cannot take on a speaking tour of the Doâ€" minion before the next session, whereas the Conservative leader, Hon. R. J. Manion, is now carryâ€" ing out a platform itinerary of the Western Provinces. A strenuâ€" ous preâ€"election session and a long campaign will give the people of Canada an ample supply of politiâ€" cal pyrotechnics in the year that lies ahead.â€"Sydney Postâ€"Record. STICK BY FRANCE A car on a Western Ontario hill is said to have rolled over five times and the occupants said they were not able to give any clear statement of what took place. You know â€" we‘re rather inclined to believe that statement. â€"Peterborough Examiner. Ontario wheat was quoted this time last year at between $1.02 and $1.04, is now selling at 56 and 58 cents. There‘s been no alarming drop in the price of bread. How long does it usually take the millers and bakers to realize that wheat‘s down? Far longer, it‘s true, than to find that it‘s up.â€"Owen Sound Sunâ€"Times. WHEAT‘S DOWN; WHAT‘S UP? LONG ELECTION CAMPAIGN Australian corn for Canadian consumption, brought to Quebec by aGreek ship, provides some idea of the ramification of world trade.â€"Globe and Mail. NO SUBSTITUTE FOR CAUTION Have you driven for years withâ€" out an accident? So had four of five drivers who were involved in automobile ascidents last ° year. Experience is no substitute for caution. â€" Woodstock Sentinelâ€" Review. A BIT HAZY in town is your topy of this week‘s Toronto S t a r Weekly â€" don‘t forget it. WORLD TRADE WAITING FOR YOU! The EMPIRE CANADA ,mm $ 7 \?7 an (2 w l) iit :u * He led them to a big field back of the college building, where several hundred young Ozites were at their classes. In one place they played football, in another baseball. Some played tennis, some golf; some were swimming in a big pool. _ Other groups of students played basketâ€" ball, while in one place a ring was roped in © to rmlt boxing and wrestling. All the cqlilegians seemâ€" ed busy and there was much laughâ€" ter and shouting. It is necessary to have the reâ€" serves adjacent to the sea as the deer get their sait from sea water and will not lick rock solt as catâ€" tle do. When the 800 reindeer are seâ€" gregated from the main herd it will be driven to a new reserve on the south shore of Liverpool Bay, on the eastern border of the reâ€" serve used by the main herd, gnd 160 miles east of Aklavik. Reserve Near the Sea The Eskimos will be able to herd their deer and also carry on their usual occupation of fishing. The herd can never be left withâ€" out someone watching it. Canada‘s efforts to place the 2,500 Eskimes of the Western Arctic on a permanent basis as reâ€" gards food and clothing, an effort which has already taken eight years and cost upwards of $250,â€" G00, reaches another milestone in November when a herd of 800 reindeer will be turned over to four Eskimo families. The outâ€" come will be awaited with hope that the experiment will be a sueâ€" cess. Eight years ago a herd of reinâ€" deer was purchased in Alaska by the Government and the long drive to the reserve selected for them on the Arctic Coast cast of the Mackenzie T»ver delta bogan five years later, Give Eskimos 800 Reindeer Dominion Governmert Will Tera Them Over In Noâ€" vember EsEHge . . osan: world‘s champion blindfold chess player, took time out at Winniâ€" peg last week before giving: an exhibition of simultancous play to criticize bridge. "Bridge is no game for a spor‘sâ€" man," he said. "It is too easy to find alibis for defeat. A loser can blame his partner, the cards, or even the stars. Consequently the loser never rcally learns to take defeat with his chin up. "No Alibi For Defeat" "But in chess it is man to man and brain to brain, and he who cannot take a beating might as well not bother with the game." Finances entered the issue, too. "You must pay to play bridge, pay for cards and prizes, whereas you may play chess free." Entrance into the best society was open to chess players, the champion â€" continued. The men who count in business, professionâ€" al life, educational institutions, often are players and are ready to welcome a fellow player. George Gustaf â€" Koltanowski, wclek hok * great success, "This college," said Wogglieâ€"Bug, complacer 8a onlb Copyrighied 1%2. Reilly & Lee Co. k2 20 g _0 4 0 CCAEVERE VH C CTd, Anfifit:ryduoefevs.b“kdby f flllplewn » scienâ€" fificaufimty.hampflm'w‘ :holedw ofctrongp them eaui::‘ symptoms. Perhaps easiest, most ’g"‘fi"e way yet discovered. Demand and Get "ASPIRIN‘" It‘s the way thousands know to get almost immediate relief. Make sure you get "Aspirin‘ Tablets. In the final analys‘s the highâ€" ways department itself will have to take the matter in hand and make the decisions. No. 7 and No. 5 London business circles, while not denying the right of Stratford to boost No. 7 highway are almost certain to recommend other points in the situation which will be laid before Queen‘s Park should the question resolve into one of a route for a master "dual" highâ€" way from Sarnia to the East. They will claim a direct route from the Tunnel City through London, Paris and thence on No. 5 to Toronto may be found much of it already laid out on the superâ€"road plan. Simpiy Foliow Theso Easy Directions to Ease the Pain and Discomfort and Sore Throat Accompanying Coids. There will be sharp difforences of opinion between municipalities as to where these lines should run. Communities in Western Onâ€" tario are drawing battle lines in a scramble for strategic positions on highway routes which look due for a reshuffling as the provincial highways department begins putâ€" ting into effect its plan for "masâ€" ter" roads for through traffic. Ontario Towns Want To Be On Communities Are Battling For Strategic Positions on Proâ€" COLDS ;;â€"the victim‘s elder brother, Robert, 16, had h‘s bicycle stolen. * Young Robert was among the members of the Clark famâ€" ily to go to the scene when news of the tragedy was receivâ€" .ea“ -l;; 'lâ€".'id“ his 'l;icycle down near the crowd. Someong in the crowd rode it away. A new "meanest crime" Wwas added to Calgary police recâ€" onds last week. At the time of the accident in â€"which fiveâ€"yearâ€"old Billy Clark was killed by a strcet Through Traffic. By L. F rank Baum complacently, "is a Its educational value New Highways Professor throat How To | A Writs Beginners must cept for their f that will provid ecording to Helen fessor of journal sity of Wisconsin. bost in placing t jobs which do n for which men do Patterson said. out the need for of writers to in of journalism in practical value t What Journali At present jo «centre their activ mical training for ing. 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