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T i4 *%2., »AG s y "%0 bad * LOWEST IN N. J. wew Mexicoâ€" maa. .22 _ Righest 1939 birth rate, preliminary {i¢ ures showed, with 38.7. Other high states were Arizona, Missâ€" in i1987 A slight drop in the United States birth rate last year was noted by the census bureau. Births last year totaled 2,â€" 262,726. This was at the rate of 27.4 for each Year A slight drop in i States birth rate last noted by the census b â€" Births last vear t U. S. Birthrate Is Still Falling e _ EOO P2C21CE CIHCT 0. the European Division of the Unâ€" ited States State department, has been appointed minister to _ Canâ€" ada to replace James H. R. Cromâ€" well, who has left the Ottawa mack Wiinl Oe mmfi inoue tA 20 snn there were 457 earning more than $50,000 a year. These represented 17 per cent. of the total and conâ€" tributed $17.289,363, an average of $37,832 each: or 36.17 per cent. of total payments. Of the 264,$04 persons who paid $46,937,205 in income tax in the fiscal year ended March 31, 1939, 119,346 were in the income class under $2,000, the National Revenue Department disclosed recently in its monthly review. 119,346 UNDER $2.000 They contributed $1,259,723 â€" or 2.66 per cent. of the total amount paid by individuals. The number with incomes from $2,000 to $3,000 was 63,572 and they paid $1,324,663 while those with incomes of from $3,000 to $4,000 numbered 34,392 and contributed $1.462,000, Of other individual taxpavera The National Revenue Departâ€" ment has announced income tax collections in April totalled" $17,078â€" 779 compared with $15,179,272 in April last year, an increase of $1,â€" $99,506. $50,000 Annuali; Earn More 457 Canadians 3s worn only by himself and his heir; the dress tartan, which is usâ€" ed on special occasions; the huntâ€" Ing tartan and the mourning tartan, Finally let me say that the term "tartan" must never be mistaken for the term "plaid" since a plaid need not necessarily be of tartan pattern, but is merely a garment made of woollen cloth. The earliest record of tartans beâ€" Ing worn in Scotland goes back to the middle of the 15th century. As time went on the various Scottisa c‘ans adopted a different arrange ment of colors and lines, some of them having from one to five quite distinct tartans, such as the comâ€" mon clan tartan of the chief which Stight Drop Noted Again Last at right angles." This, however, doesn‘t take us wery far, and we have to zo elseâ€" ‘where to find out the history of fartans. The name itseif is dorived from the French "tiretaine", the mame of a special kind of cloth. which shows that tartans are not, as many people seem to think, peâ€" euliar to any particular country or mation, the design being found in many European countries, although Beotland can boast of a large numâ€" ber of different ones. NOT PECULIAR TO SCOTLAND woven in colored aft right angles." This, however, wery far, and we where to find ou fartans. The name from the French If you look in the dictionary you Awill f!mj that a tartan is a "cloth New U. S. Minister Tartans Go Back To 15th Century 17.6 in J jorg se This Group of Individuals Pays 17 Per Cent. of the Toâ€" tal Income Tax in Canada t Appeared in Scotland ‘hat Time â€" "Tartan" "Plaid" Not Same Thing persons, and 17.0 stripes crossing she deciared, can be pegged follows: (1) Collapsed stom: (2) . "Tummyâ€"ache" post u: (8) Barrel shapes; (4) Stom wrinkles; (5) swallowed wal melon postures. | Miss MacDonald‘s college 1 ; tures have proved â€" effecti melon postures. Miss MacDonald‘s college lecâ€" tures have proved effective. Carefree, coâ€"eds listened in sil. ence while she listed what‘s mellq u. 2200 _ 0# _ £CC0E0IM,2 to Elizabeth MacDonald, lecturâ€" er of New York City, can effecâ€" tivelyâ€"if unflatteringlyâ€"be diâ€" vided into five classifications. Any number of college girls, she declared, can be pegged as follows: (1) Collapsed stomach; (2) . "Tummyâ€"ache" postu re; (8) Barrel shapes; (4) Stomach wrinkles; (5) swallowed waterâ€" Most Unflattering Posture Defects "Weil. you see, he didn‘t do them long enough," ‘"Well, I had an uncle who did all of those things, but he died at 57." "Because they have so much itnerest in common." "How did you manage to live to be 107, Mr. Whosis?" "Well. you see, I refrained from smokirg, drinking, took plenty of exercise. and stayed out in the frosh air." "Oh, didn‘t I tell you?" replied the enstomer, brightly. "It‘s for the bottom of the canary cage." pair. displ: *"Well," replied the candid milâ€" Monaire, "it has changed me in one thing. I‘m now eccentric where I used to be vulgar, and delightfnlly witty where I used to be rude," *"I‘m glad to find you as you are." said the old friend. "Your great weaith hasn‘t changed you." Feminine "Ob, that‘s it," said the recrult. "I knew it wasn‘t meant for me." "I wonder why rich folks ofien marry rich folks?" He was still trying to make tho buttons of his tunic meet when he passed the colonel on the parade ground. And in }° preoccupation, Re forgot to salute. "Pull yourself together," said the colonel. "Don‘t you Rnow you‘re wearing the King‘s uniform?" The recruit was disappointe his aniform. It seemed to fit where. Teacher: "Your essay on *Our Cat‘ is word for word the same as your brother‘s." Jimmy: "Yes, sir, it‘s the very same cat." A mattress and some bits of furniture made this British patrol comâ€" fortable as they rested in a littered Louvain Street. This photo was made before the Allied troops were withdrawn from the city. "It‘s probably urged on by the spur of the moment." "What time?" Tommies Had Small Comforts In Midst of Battle causes the flight of eneviftuntons sns 2220000 i0 , rrm> rupger ncien: . p Mess disappointed in according so ends can be sewn with "over and over" stitches. the University of Chicago. By this method, the two ends of the rupturâ€" ed vessel are threaded on to a slenâ€" der rod of sugar, coated with a thin film of oil to support the tisâ€" sues. Thus held together, the two FOR SEWING UP TISSUES Development of a new method of blood vessel surgery in which suâ€" gar rods are used as "darning °ggs" in sewing together the deliâ€" cate tissues has been announced at The treatment célfié from witch doctors in the Amazon jungies. It serves as a preliminary drug in the shock treatment of persons suffering from schizophrenia and other mental diseases. "rotect your BOOKS and CASH from FIRE and THIEVES. We have a size and type of Safe. or Cabinet, for any purpose. Visit us, ?rwvArrlte for prices, etc. to to kill men and anima]éi within a few minutes, can now be prescribâ€" ed safely in medical treatment, The American Prychiatric Assoâ€" clation last week heard that curâ€" are, used by South American Indâ€" ians on their spear and arrow heads POISON FOR iNSANITY Insane persons are being restorâ€" ed to normal with one of the deadâ€" liest poisons known to man. ery of an explosive approximately 100 times more powerful than TNT, most destructive of explosives usâ€" ed in the first Great War. BEATS T N T 100 TIMES The U.S. Senate naval commitâ€" tee said last week that "a reputâ€" able scientist" had reported discovâ€" 10402090945 +0â€"900000 4 4.4 g-.....' & 9 What Sclence' Is Doing ’ 04049 Â¥ ¥¥904460 00904 4 + < v4â€"0â€"0â€" Changes in the staff of the C a n adian National Railways passenger department were anâ€" nounced by H. C. Dourlier, genâ€" eral passenger agent of the Naâ€" tional System. The c h anges were brought about through the recent death of C. E. Walker, city passenger and ticket agent, at Windsor, which post is now filled by G. H. Walker, former city passenger and ticket agent, at St. Catharines. The position made vacant by the promotion of Mr. Walker to Windsor is being filled by K. M. Dyson, who occupied a similar position at Belleville.: Announcement of the new city passenger and ticket agent, at Belleville, was expectâ€" ed shortly. All appointments beâ€" came effective on June 5th. 145 Front St. E., Toronto Established 1855 «J.&cJ.TAVYLOR uumitco ‘toronto SAFE works SAFES â€" Passenger Staff Changes 42 Wellington St. E. Toronto With several universities affiliatâ€" ed with conservatories of music, Mr. Gibbon argued it would be pracâ€" tical for.professors of English and music to coâ€"operate in Mustrating such lyrics of any period as may have been adapted for singing. A. Rub the mirror with a bail of soft paper slightly dampened with methylated spirits; then with a duster, on which a little whiting has been sprinkled, and finally poâ€" lish with a clean paper or a wash leather. Q. How can I clean a mirror proâ€" perly, to make the glass beautifualâ€" ly bright? Q. What is a good disinfectant for the kitchen sink? A. Two tablespoons of ammonia and a gallon of boiling water, pourâ€" ed down the sink while the soluâ€" tion is still very hot, proves a very good disinfoctant. A. If a brisk brushing does not entirely remove mud stains from a garment, rub the spots with a raw potato. This seldom fails. Q. How can I remove mud stains from a garment? A. If one is inclined to become nauseated when riding on a street car or train, try this preventive: Beat the white of an egg stiff, then add the juice of one lemon and & little sugar. Take this before startâ€" ing the journey and it will usually prevent any sickness. Q. How can I prevent car sick neses? A. Be sure, when buying a paring knife, to select one with the blade running through the center of the handle and held by rivets, It is the stronger kind. WRITE FOR CATALOGUE Q. How can I select a good parâ€" ing knife? «A. Apply a pastem ade of cold water and pipe clay, leave it on over night, then brush it off in the morning. Q. How can I remove oil m ks from wall paper? 6. What is the symbolism of garâ€" denias? A. It is not exécii;'â€"-fi-e}:essars'. but it is excellent training for the child. _â€" Q. Is it necessary to introduce & teq-yep.rmld child to adults? A. No. A jealous person is never happy. One person wrote, "It is said that jealousy is love, but I deny it; for though jealousy be producâ€" ed by love, as ashes are by fire, yet jealousy extinguishes love as ashâ€" es smother the flame." Q. When a person, is talking and is suddenly forced to sneeze, should he apologize? » A. Merely say, "Excuse me." Q. Isn‘t it permissable for & young man in love to display any Jealousy when in the company of others? A. Yes. No matter if this person is a good conversationalist, he usâ€" ually develops into a bore. Q. Isn‘t it poor manners for one person to monopolize a conversaâ€" tion? A. Refuse to give it. The size of a tip is entrely optional with the one who gives it, and one who would demand more than offered would deserve nothing. Q. H a waiter, a taxi driver, or someone similar, asks for a larger tip than offered, what should one do? n A. Refinement. Drit How Can 1? TORONTO BY ANNE ASHLEY & COLLARS CO., LTD. REGISTERED YEARLING Horn: Bull. S. A. Lister Oakville, Ontaric w e o en mmmmne Barn â€" nae Barnâ€"Roofingâ€"Granary Lining T im n 2 i e e n SUPERTITE STEEL SHEETS COST less, ‘cover more, last longer, lay faster, save â€" sheathing. Buy . now before war advances prices, direct from factory. Superior Products gl?ltgd. 15 Nelson Street, Sarnia, ntario. PCs uC 0 crms BUY QUALITY CHICKS, EASY To raise, the standâ€"by of thousands of poultrykeepers year after year. Day old and started. Two hatches a week to take care of prompt shipment. Vigorous breeding stock. Seiling Farms & Hatchery, Elmira, Ontario. LARGE TYPE TOM BARRON LEG. horn. mixl chicks $6.95, pullets guaranteed 90 per cent. 314.95£er 100. Barred Rocks, Rock x ed Hybrids, Rock x Leghorn Hybrids mixed chicks $7.95, pullets $12.95, 3 week old pullets 25¢, 5 weeks old 35¢c. Exeter Chick Hatchery, Exe. ter, Ontario. STARTED CHICK BARGAINS NeRCRenmmmtaessoseon 2 LAYING _ AT 4â€"4% MONTHS. Weighing four and a half to Tive and a balf pounds at 4 months, That‘s _ what Bray customers write. Don‘t hesitate to buy June Bray chicks. Add to your flocks, or start in with Bray‘s. â€" Watch them grow. Fine June breeds are Lexhorns, Newhampshire LS. x N. H. Started chicks to order. :Emy Iiatghery. 130 John N., Hamâ€" HOLD THAT ORDER UNTIL YOU check these new Jow prices efâ€" fective June 22nd. Standard Qualâ€" ity White Leghorns $8.25, 90 per cent. Puliets _ $15.95, Cockerels $1.00, Rarred Rocks, New Hamps $8.75, Pullets $11.95. New Hamp Cockerels _ $6.50, Barred Rock Cockerels $6.75, White Rocks, White Wyandottes. Light Sussex Hybrids Barred Rocks x New Hamps New Hamps x Barred Rocks, White _ Leghorns x Barred Rocks $9.75, Pullets $11.95, Cockâ€" erels $7.15. Stirted chicks, capâ€" ons. Write for prices on dayâ€"old and started turkeys. Baden Elecâ€" t}ric (l‘hir'k lHntchery, Limited, Baâ€" Mo S mmm En CO2RICOGILIINS Largke type Pennsylvania Leghorn chicks, day old $7.95 per 100, pul. lets $15.00, Barred Rocks, Rock x Leghorn Hybrids\ $7.95, pullets $13.00. 2 weeks old pullets 23¢, 4 weeks old any breed 30c. Special mating@ pullets 2¢ per chick more. Lakeview Poultry Farm, Wein Bros.. Exeter, Ontario. PROMPT DELIVERY ON HIGH quality chicks from carefully culâ€" led bloodtested_ stock Standard Quality White Leghorns $8.25, 90 per cent. Pullets $16.45, Cockerels $1.00. Barred Rocks $8.75, Pullets $13.95, â€" Cockerels $6.90. New Hamps $8.75. Pullets $14.95, Cockâ€" erels $6.25, White Rocks, Hybrids Barred Rocks x New Hamps, New Hamps x Barred Rocks $9.75, Pulâ€" lets $14.95, Cockerels $7.90, Large Egg Quality add one cent, Bigger Profit add two cents, started chicks, capons. Frée circular. Top Notch Chickeries, Guelph, Ont. liton, Ont. YOU RECEIVE THE WORTH OFP your money when you buy Johnâ€" gon‘s chicks, they are bred to lay and are good table fowl. Prices for June and to end of season. Rocks 8 cents, $0 per cent Pullets 17 cents, Cockerels 2 cents. All are blood tested. Rocks bred from O. den, Ontario. BAKERS OVENS AND MACHIN. URGENTLY REQUIRES TRAINED AGENTS WANTED TO REPRESâ€" se mc . 0 0 oc o C t en Et V U B. S. stock. Leghorns The Barron Strain. Safe arrival guaranteed. 10 per cent with order. J. D. Johnâ€" son, Fergus, Ontario. ! Cheese Factories l Work Feverishly LIGHTNING ROD AGENT WANT. ed to sell Phillins Lirhtning Praâ€" Fred Mallory, secretary of the Believille board, commented the 14â€" cent price offered little margin of profit for the buyer since last week‘s price was 13 9â€"16 cents, and that left only 7â€"16 to cover the cost of wiring boxes for shipment, and Randling and transportation chargâ€" es. 7 EBE Lo l2 ADeeanans ery, also rebuilt equipment always on hand. Terms arranged. Corresâ€" pondence invited. Hubbard Port. able Oven Co., 103 Bathurst St., Toronto. â€" â€"A survey in the Eastern Ontario cheeseâ€"producing district‘ around ‘ Belleville indicated last week that practically all factories are working at capacity. District dairymen exâ€" pressed belief they would supply at least a portion of the 78,400,000 pounds of cheese recently ordered by the British government, to be delivered at a set price of 14 cents a pound, f.0.b. Montreal. SWITCH TO UNCOLORED The effect of British preference for uncolored cheese is noted on the Belleville board .A premium of lâ€"cent was offered for the uncolâ€" ored variety and this is believed to be respensible for many factories switching entirely to making unâ€" colored. Domestic trade, however, has always shown a marked preferâ€" ence for colored. men, capable of maintaining and bulding ajircraft. Canada‘s largest Aviation Training School offers courses in Flight Training, Airâ€" craft Mechanics and â€" Aircraft Welding which should assure inâ€" telligent, capable men of future in an_ industry which will develop indefinitely; not fade away when the war is over. Look to your futâ€" ure. 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