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- ME-- MM fl For Furniture or Dry Skin Mindy we use olive oil tor try- In: and as the basis for salad dre+ sing! and tor marinade: tor meat uni fish: we put a tussrertspoottrul into each mixing ot I coating bet- r-r. We know the oil " a medica- un-nt. internal and external. and when we use it. in addition, to tone up furniture that by content with too many hot objects or " other rough treatment seems in (linger of losing its high polish. A 1bcral application of olive oil, which Is My to soak in tor an hour 'r two iro':':rre a final polishing is :arrled out, has: an immediately reitera- tive one". " can be used occas- lunally to soften dried skin “a regularly as a hair tonic. in In massage or the scalp on the eve of a shampo soon corrects telling hair 'iablzs and promotes new gums. it also gives a nothsnbly better We": to newly set hair. Winn one has always known mm olive oil has virtues to J. ap- bro-vial“! in many spheres ot tom- "tit, lite - tor its properties In mnncction with tood, inn-nun», ‘md toilet -- an introduction to still another kind of use is wel. 'ortterl. Declare Olive Oil Has Many Virtues He suggested that present Brit. Ah aircraft orders in Canada would by doubled. Hawker Hurri- mnns. 3MMnile-att-hottr tighters, .Irc now being produced at Port William. and Hampden bombers on? sr-heduled tor production in To. I‘MIIU. Mr. Garratt said his plant would 'u able to turn on pretty nearly my type ot 'plane. Another plant whit-h may Tet heavy military or- ' I" is the National Steel Car tae. w _ u: Multan. Mr. Garratt said it was "virtual- ly certain" Britain and the Canad- un government would place addi- tional orders for training. fighting and hombing aircraft with Canad- ian plants. q Training. Bombing. FigMing Typos Canada's aircr" plants should booms as a result ot the war. Phil. ip C. Garrett. of DeHavilland Aatr. craft of Canada, said recently. Canadian Companies to Bene- fit, " is Expected - British 9rder§ May Be Doubled, Aimlane Plant Boom Predicted Hon. Norman McL. Rogers, who has dropped the portfolio of Min- Istcr of Labor in the Dominion Cabinet to become Canada's new Minister of Defence. C'hristopher Marlowe, the Elisa. bethan dramatist, William Harvey, who discovered how the blood cir- culates: Thomas Linacre, who founded the Royal College ot Phy- sicians. and St. John of Beverley Were among the famous men who went to King's. by King Henry VIII In 1541, but the sump heidmaster was kept, and so the hlstory of the school remained unbroken. The title ot King's School was then taken, the school having previously been gen- orally referred to as tho Archbish- op's School. The school dates from the year 598. when St. Augustine. "Apostle of the English." founded the cath. edral at Canterbury; King's School at Rochester, mines second. being founded when Augustine appointed Justus to the See ot Rochester. in 604. and St. Peter's third, dating from 62?. when St. Paulinas found- ed York Minster. At the Reformation, King's School. Canterbury, was retounded King's School, Canterbury, now claims to be the oldest school In Britain - "older than the Home ot Commons. older than the Lord Mayor. older then the House ot Lords." Great Britain', Says Ore New Defence Minister their cattle when three com in the same metre died, each show- ing similar aymptoms. A search diacloaed the cattle had been lick- ing a discarded paint bucket which had been left in the pasture P.?, years ago 12. Whose fan is in his hand, and he will thoroughly cleanse his threshintr-floor; and he will gather his “heat into the garner, but the chaff he will burn up with un- qucnchable .fire. Christ reveals the quality of men. 13. Then com- eth Jesus from Galilee to the Jor- dan unto John, to be baptized of him. 14. But John would hive hindered him, saying, I have need to be baptized of thee, and com- eat thou to me? John knew a man without sin when he saw him. Li. But Jesus answering said unto 10. And even now the axe lieth at the root of the trees: every tree therefore that bringeth not forth good fruit is hewn down, and cast into the tire. The axe falls after the death of Christ. 11. Y indeed baptize you in water unto repent- ance: but he that cometh after me is mightier than l, whose shoes I am not worthy to bear: he shall baptize you in the Holy Spirit and in fire. John speaks of Christ as one who brings us into contact with the melting, cleansing, vital- izing fire from God. Without him it will never purify our souls. We need more than outward washing -we need inward cleansing by fire. 9. and think not to say within yourselves, We have Abraham to our father: for I say unto you, that God is able of these stones to raise up children unto Abraham. Many of these people were trust- ing to their Jewish blood for a fa- vorable standing before God. John says there must be a change in one's outward life if one's heart is really repentance-fruit of re- penitence. 4, Now John himself had his raiment of camel's hair, and a leathern girdle about his Joins; and his food was locusts and wild honey. 5. Then went out unto him Jerusalem, and all Judaca, and all the reg‘on round about the Jor- dan. The message of God’s auth. orit: stirred every place and every one, 6. And they were baptized of him in the river Jordan, confes- sing their sins. The rite of bap- tism served as a sign of changed life, and the washingaway of sins. Its value here depended on the cleanness oi the heart. Baptism By Fin 7. But when he saw many of the Pharisees and Sadduccees coming to his baptism, he said unto them, Ye offspring of cipers, whc warn- ed you to flee from the wrath to come? John describes "the com- ing wrath" as threatening all God's enemies, including impeni- tent Jews. 8. Bring forth there- fore fruit worthy of repentance: Voice In The Wilderness 8. For this is he that was spelt. en of through Isaiah the prophet, saying, The voice of one crying in the wilderness, Make ye ready the way of the Lord, Make his paths st.ai::ht. Since Malachi (460 to 430 RC.) f ur centuries had pass- ed without a prophet coming for. ward to lead Israel. Through John God sent a message to the nation, breaking the silence. nave elapsed between the close of the second chapter of Matthew's Gospel and the events now de.. scribed in our lesson. I. And in those days cometh John the Bap- tist, preaching in the wilderness of Judaea, saying. 2. Repent ye; for the kingdom of heaven is at hand. The word "repent" means a change of inner thought or pur- pose. John implied that the king. dom of heaven (a spiritual realm) was at hand on earth, right there in Palestine. The kingdom of heaven includes all those subjects who yield to the rule of heaven. It is found first in the hearts of men. Golda: T.art.---tuu yo ready the way of the Lord, lulu his path. straight.. Matt. 3:3. Approximately thirty years have elapsed between the close of THE FORERUNNER OF THE kmG--Mattu,. 3 Printed Tue, Mm. an." Sunday School Lesson . . LESSON " In the Cabinet shuffle recently made at Ottawa Hon. Norman Me. Larty, former Postmaster-General Assumed the portfolio of Minister of Labor, succeeding Hon. Norman Rogers, who in now Defence Min, ister. In all instances better results will be obtained from feeding the ground grain than from whole grain. The milling by-products of wheat (bran and shorts) may also be ted to good advantage in ra- tions for specific purposes. Sources of Protein Dairy products are the most sut- istatrtory sources ot proteins with which to balance the ration ot a bacon hog. They are rich in miner. als, particularly calcium and phos- phorus. It these dairy products are not available. tankage. meat meal, tishmeal. olicake or soya bean oil. meal may be used to bring about the necessary protein level for whatever age or class of pig that is being fed. Ot the protein feeds mentioned. combinations of two or more ot them make tor greater variety and give better results than any of them ted singly. Dominion Minister of Labor In the feeding of swine. barley. wheat and oats stand out as being tho most suitable for the produe, tion of quality bacon. Corn. how, ever, may be ted advantageuosly to fattening hogs and even to the growing of pigs. it a sufficient am- ount of protein is added to bring the ration up to the necessary pro- tein level. Hominy meal, a milling by-produet of corn, is similar in its feeding value. Wheat and Oats Most Suitable Feed For Bacon Hogs - Corn Used to Fatten Them Production Of Quality Bacon POP-An Inveatrirent rreSIJent tt00sevelt is shown as he addressed the special Joint session of congress, which was called to discuss the American Neutrality Act. The president urged that the Neutrality Act be put on a cash and carry gas? kSeated behind the president is the Speaker of the House, William . an hes . President Roosevelt is show .tf. congrpg, which was call Roosevelt Calls For Neutrality Act Revision On Mondays 8:00 pan. - Quaker Variety Show with Tommy Riggs and Betty Lou, CBL. 8:00 pm. - Tune Up Time, with Andre Kostalanetz and Key Thompson, CFRB. 8:30 p.m.-Voice of ' Firestone. with Margaret Speaks and orch- estra under direction ot Alfred Wallenstein, CBL. , 9:00 pan. - Radio Theatre, CPRB 10:00 p.m.-Contented Hour, CBL. On Tuesday: 8:00 pm. - Big Town, with Ed- ward G. Robinson, CFRB. 8:30 pm. - Tuesday Night Par- tr with Walter O'Keete. CF88. 0:30 p.m. - Information Please, with Clifton F'adiman, CBL. What looks like permanent Fall and Winter listing has just come in: FALL AND WINTER PROGRAMS Aggregate sales of 1,073 retail hardware stores in Canada total- led $35,931,800 in 1938 compar- ed with $31,872,100 in 1937. The readings tell sufferers how "sniffly" the day will be, thereby giving them the same coldly scien- tifie pleasure that the average per- son takes in reading the thermo. meter on days when a hot sun pours down. 8:00 pam-Chase and Sanborn Hour, with Charlie McCarthy, CBL. 9:00 p.111. - Ford Sunday Evening Hour, Symphony Orchestra un- der the direction ot Fritz Reiner, soloist on October 8, John Chas. Thomas, CFRB. On Sundays 3:00 p.m.---New York Philharmon- ic Orchestra under the direction ot John Barblrolli with guest ar- tists, CFRB. 5:30 pam-Metropolitan Auditions ot the Air, NBC. 6:00 p.m.--silver Theatre, Con. rad Nagel director, CFRB. 7:00 p.tn.--Jack Bonny program, A local newspaper each day prints in its Page 1 weather box the "Pollen Codnt." Designed as an aid to hay-fever sufferers num- bering in the thousands, the re- port tells the number of ragweed pollen in each cubic yard of air. Hay fever victims of Louisville, Ky., have a special weather report all their own, Weather Report For Hay Fever Victims RADIO NOTES By MADGE ARCHER ei- ----ch.- t-fe,e: uni-e .IV - _ On Friday: 8:00 pm. - Miss Trent's Child. ren, CBY. 9:00 p.m. - Waltz Time, with Frank Munn, CBL. 9:30 pan. - Symphony Moderne, trom Montreal. CBL. On Saturday: 10:00 p.111. - NBC Symphony or. chestra under the direction of Arturo Toscanini. CBL, Tho above list ot programs may be kept for " we reference " they will probably not change until next Spring. 8:00 pm. - One Man's Family. CBL. 9:00 pan. - Good News ot IMO, with Fanny Brice, Hauley sm- ford, Connie Boswell. Walter Huston, M.C.. CBL. 9:00 pm. - Major Bowes, Amat- eur Hour, CFRB. 10:00 p.m. - Kraft Music Hall, with Bing Crosby, Bob Burns, CBL. 9:00 p.m. - Appointment with Agostini. with Charles Jordan Continental Choir, CBL. 10:00 pm. - Chamber Music Con. cert from Montreal, CBL. On Wednesdays 8:30 p.m. - Jack Teagarden's or. chestra, from MBS . CBL. 9:00 pm. - Serenade for The Strings. orchestra under the di. rection ot Jean Deslauriers with guest soloists. CBL. 9:30 pm. - Cosmopolitan:, orch- estra and chorus under the di. rectlon of Percy Faith with solo- lsts, CBL. “Tho foregoing are warning signs that you can no longer keep step with the younger generation. You may have to change your man. ner ot living and avoid over-exor- tion. Work and play must be regu- lated so that you got enough but not too much physical exercise. A moderate amount of outdoor exer- cise will be good tor you but it must not be violent. Pulling, and straining. also heavy lifting and rushing tor street cars must be avoided. The weight should be kept down. Too much bulk Is a strain on the heart. Dr. John W. S. McCullough writers: "Bf the time definite heart signs appear, be it pain, tightness under the sternum (breast bone) pain to the left of the heart and down the left arm. some damage has been done. In some cases there are signs of so-called indigestion. shortness of breath during or after slight exertion or inability to lie on the same low pillow you have always been used to. Watch Your Heart After Middle Age "rm preparing," he laid, "to work out a new orchestral setup before my hand reopen in New York, adding aeveral viollnl in an- ticipation or the predicted trend away from swing. People Want Pain Eaud "The reaction already is begin. ning to set in. and I think the com. ing of war is going to haaten the return of the ballad, ot sweeter music. ot more harmony and leu rhythm. "A world shocked by the daily horrors at war will want music that eases the pain of it rather than hopped-up jazz. The change hag begun. The Jitterbug crane he reached its peak and will pass be. fore paring." Jones has been directing some ot the hottest band: on this continent tor the int 20 years and he nu been swinging it with the but. The European war its going to ho the death at swing music, accord- ing to [shun Jones. Predicts The War Will Kill 'Swing" welruosmoteustrauaar Says the Radian Agni-t ThITypeofMuicHuAl- reMIySotln _ On Thursdays AO Postscript. V ttre " Exists. “A. " Inasmuch " a Frugal. 26 Quartz. 28 Chaos. 30 Uncommon " Fairy " Doctor. " Pertaining to a wall " Pit. dignitary. " Stream. " Natural power judge. " Remunerated. l7 Horsenies. 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