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.'-, f i . - . I - It will like you, tool For a rarebit at digestibility It con- at dntght, afternoon taint all the elements sandwiches, -a a 'uncb- of rich, whole cnilk. eon :asserole, Velveeta Children as well as brings added enjoy- grown-ups am sat meat and perfect it freely. i fKRAFl Made in Canada e I veeta made by the makers of Kraft Cheese and Kraft salad Dressing Many Diamonds Used In Industrial Ways Diamonds are almost invariably classified as a luxury, but almost never as an important factor in in- dustry. Yet, approximately, 15 to 20 per cent, of the value of diamonds mined yearly are of industrial use. They are at times called "indus- trial diamonds," and so named be cause j." some flaw of color or consti- tution that prevented their being cut and polished for decorative use. Some of these stones are used as cutters and polishers of more precious diamonds. The "industrial diamond'' la changed to powder form and mixed with olive oil. It is then smeared upon a soft iron disc revolving at 1,500 revolutions per minute. The diamond to be cut and polished is 'aid and weighted down and the wearing action >f the diamond dust eventually creates a gleaming facet upon it. By means of diamond draw-plates or dies, all types of metal, including the tungsten filament of the 'lectric lamp, can le drawn finer than human air. Mining engineers employ the diamonu drill. This is a circular tube, teel bit or crown, set with diamond*. SUIT, drills are of great service in cutting out a clean core which can t? brought to the surface for determina- tion of the nature >f the strata. These drills can be forced to a depth of more than 4,000 feet and it is said there is no rock or stratum which the diamond ks failed to penetrate. Londoners Later Risers Old-Timer Declares J After clipping tickets at London j Bridge Station for fifty years, "Old Bill," as his friends call Mr. William Baldwin, is retiring. "I should think," he said to me, "that I've clipped at least three hundred and fifty million tickets in my time, not counting look- Ing at thousands of 'seasons' every day. In fact, to punch 20,000 tickets ; a day is a mere nothing at London Bridge. The thing I notice most now- adays Is that people seem to get up a lot later than they used to do. Our rush hours used to start about five or tx In the morning. Now we're never really busy till eight o'clock." London Tit-Bits." Owl Laff s The Little Old Woman There was a little woman whose hands The best of women make mistakes, were worn and red, but it's too bad that we husbands And long ago the beauty of her youth- should be required to eat them. A ful days had fled. statistician says that we have enough For she had suffered sorrow, and she coal to last 7,000 years. What does he mean by "we?" A great many animals laugh, says a scientist; and, of course, a great many people give them good cause to. Conscience gets had suffered pain, But after these had left her she learn- ed to smile again. And out she'd come with dainties for the children in the street a lot of credit for good morals that Till it seemed where'er she wandered belongs to the fear of getting caught. ! there were young ones round We are learning to have faith In ma- ' her feet. chinery because it has furnished a ' foundation for human progress. The She hadn't any money; she was never man who thinks and is silent usually! gaily dressed; haa more friends than the one who She had a shawl and bonnet which she speaks and thinks afterward. Looker On (to man who had just called her Sunday best. Aid if you gave her something, In a little while you'd see rescued a drowning girl) "It was Some other person strutting in that grand of you to drive from that ' bit of finery, height, fully clothed, to effect such a And she'd give this explanation if you magnificent rescue." asked the reason why: The Hero (snarling madly) "That's "I thought she ought to have it. She's all very well, but what I want to know j so much worse off than I." is who pushed me in?" | No i/ae ever seemed to notice that her Harrison "I Edith married man.' hear your daughter hands were coarse and red. he couldn't get away." a struggling young I Tbat sne was n't good to look at no one ever beard it said, Thompson "Well, he did struggle, but i And the smartes t of her neighbours who appeared to know it all Never spoke a word in censure of her '. bonnet or her shawl. So take this truth for granted: that a sweet and tender smile And a heart so brave and kindly never do go out of style. Edgar A. Guest. REP ROSE TEA 5lCHO\Ct GOOD tito/* 9 2:4 Young Wife: "It's too bad you Vrlng me to a restaurant and now you read the newspaper." Husband: "Pardon me, darling! Walter, an- other newspaper." "I am more Interested In increasing people's Income than in worrying OTer their expenditures.'' Herbert Hoover. Chinese Cave Dwellings Found Peiping. Possible habitations of Chinese cave dwellers have been un- covered by a Chinese expedition at Changteh, in Honan Province, accord- ing to reports received here. Several deep pits containing bor.es and earth- enware were excavated. The find con- firms the statement of Mencius, the Chinese philosopher, that early Chi- nese peoples "made lests for them- stlveF in the highlands and in the lowlands they made caves." Here's some riddles. We simply got to get them off our system. Are you a riddle fan?: 1, Why did the hen go across the road. 2, What goes all day and comes in at night and sits with its tongue out? 3, Why did the man put his garage on the other side of the road from his house? 4, When was milk the highest? 5, Who wore the big- gest hat in the war 6, Why did the cow go over the hill? Answers 1, To get on the other side; 2. Wagon; 3, To put his car In; 4, When the cow jumped over the moon; 5. The man Airships London Morning Post: There Is only one respect in which these cumbersome machines have so far proved superior to the aeroplane, and that is in the radius of flight. that had the largest head; 6. Because 1 But tn!s factor ls ot llttle lm ort German Girl Students Of the 132.000 students In German colleges and universities, about 18,500 are women, according to the latest available data. Seven girl students In every twenty are working for doctor- ates In philosophy. Medicine comes next In popularity, with 24 per cent., followed by natural science, with 18 per cent., and political economy, with 11 per cent. Slightly more than 1 per cent, are- studying theology. she couldn't go under. Wrong Label: "A spoonful of water contains 270,000 potential horse- power," says a scientist, water. That Isn't Claude "I'm groping for words." Alma ""Well, you don't expect to flnd them around my neck, do you?" "Well, at any rate," an old married [ man told the writer, "It Is better to have loved and been bossed than never to have been loved at all." ance for inter-Imperial communica- tions, since the aeroplane can over- come this disadvantage by means of relays. In no other respect has the airship shown the least promise of competing effectively with the heav- ier-than-air machine. The best policy for this country, therefore. 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Ur diarrhea a <m- dition that should always bt- -iirki'd without ilelay Ins! keep C.i-i'iria handy, and Rive it oromptlv Hrlief will follow verv promptly: it it doesn't, vwi ^imuid call .1 ohvsician. ISSUE No. 24 '31 FATHER GETS UP FIRST Tells Haw He Keeps thej[amily Fit " [ have a family oTai* -four boys, two i;irls ram-ini; I mm ":l to 111 years of age. and .1 delicate wife, and lour years ngo il was owiii|{ to a sickly household tbat I ti-ok mutters in my own hands. Their funds wore not relished, and to tki> mctlit inc was like administering punishment Kor four years now I have regularly used Kriisohp.n Suits about fnur or live times u week, unkntiwn to any of my family or wife to this day. I (?et up lirsf. always, and I put half a teaspoonful of Krus- chcn in the tonpot or c<)ITe<'-|)ol. and they all have tbeir lirst cup therefrom. So what was a sickly household four ye-ius ago, I tun glad to set; now a healthy anil robust family. "They arc always ready tot and clear up their meals. Always alert, <|tiick,| Knisclicn keeps the system regular in and active, and never scent tired, all i its most important daily dutv It due to my secret way ol using almnt j gentle aperient, action RUUm proper hnlf a leaspooiil'ul of Knisclien Salts j activity of the liver and kidm-vs so in the moniing tea or coffee ' C. D. jth*t Uiese organs of elinun . ton If only more parents were as careful cleiuise the inside .if nil elnggniu 'ste alxiut their chiltlren's itilemal cleanli- matter Krnschen thus ensures icar ness as about their external cleanliness blood-si ream, carrving lieiilli- tnd there wonlil be fewer sick headaches vigur lo the whole In.ih :m,i i.im. fewer linicky appetites, tewef lils of KHISI-IMMI Salts is obtainable at all the sulks and fewer sallow faces. I Drug Stores at 43c. and 75c. per bottle. . .