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Famoiu BriUali Tnm Arrive* At World's Fair V Having comijlcifd a tour of thu I :ii;.,l States, the famed Iliili h luxury s'.i •:: . -i i-, Cii-o;'.:-.'!j;i â- â€¢â€¢'^ert, la riiown as it arrived at tlje railroad station of the New York World's Fair, where it is on exhibition. S;)cetators were awed by the inaKnifitent appointments of the crack train which averages 61.7 miles an hour on ita ree:u)ar run between London and Glaspow. What Science is ^ Doing ^ ECHOES TO BE CAPTURED It is possible to capture an ' echo. They are made and stored in an ingenious device which has been developed in the laboratories of the Columbia Broadcasting Sys- tem. The instrument is used to give a natural sound to voices or music transmitted from radio stu- dios where it is necessary to dead- en the walls so that they kill all reverberation. FUTURE THOUGHTS IN FRONT Two Washington, D.C., physi- cians describe experiments tend- ing to substantiate a theory that the front section of the human brain controls future thoughts while the rear poil/ion governs those of the past. "With an intact brain an indi- vidual is able to foresee to see be- fore, to forecast the results of certain activities that he is to ini- tiate in the future." Whiter White Paint T.B. AND VITAMIN A A connection between tubercu- losis and a deficiency in vitamin A in the body has been observed. It was discovered that of nearly 200 tuberculosis patients 53 per cent, showed a deficiency of this vitamin and in this group there was a relationship between the se- verity of the disease and the de- gree of deficiency. Modern Etiquette BY ROBERTA LEE 1. â€" Wiiat should be done with the knife afcer using it for cut- ting food? 2. â€" When a married woman is travelling alone, should she sign her name on a hotel register, Mar- tha L. Randolph? 3. â€" What should a daughler-in- Uw caJl h?r husband's father and mother, when she calls her own parents "father" and "mother"? 4. â€" I.s it correct for an employ- er to introduce his secretary to a caller by saying, "Mr. Jones, this ia my .secretary, Miss Brown," or â- houldn't he give the woman's name first: "Miss Brown, this is Mr. Jones"? 5. â€" What kind of invitations are given for a cocktail party? 6. â€" What does "hors d'oeuvre" mean? Antweri J. â€" I'lace the knife at the edge of the plate ,and on the plate, nev- er with the handle resting tin the table. 2. â€" No. She should use her husband's name and sign, (Mrs.) Robert A. Randolph, Camden, N. J. .1.â€" "Father Brown" and "Mo- ther Brown." 4. â€" In the business world, the n:ost important person ia mentioned first, regardless of •ex. B. â€" The«c invitations are us- ually extended over the phone or by personal contact. 0. â€"A side diah: a relish. Arithmetic uacful to fanners â€" A hen that produces 200 eggs a year reijuires only 10 per cent. more food than ii hen producing 100 egiff. NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR We h.m- l.;il(i<il r.)llfK« Womrii (('hi l^tliiiir>), lo ViKlliim ihrouKhnut N>w Vurk Oily nnil the V.i.rld'M Kiilr. m « Vfry niiirt rot frt. Miiv I "rrd dftolH hiiw tl>l« IndlvlaiiHllKd pt^rmiiHl (•••rvlre will •nvf >-f«u « .«n?*tdr-i nbit monry, time. • ffnrt ftn*l nnvli'fy. .l<i«>i':i*ii A. i,i:\%is BZI lifth *\r., »«* \mtU A new white paint, formulated to shed dirt and grime and said to show a very marked improvement in retention of whiteness even un- der adverse expo.sure conditions, has just been introduced to the Canadian market. The secret of the new whiter paint is in the use of the most modern of paint pigments â€" tita- nium dioxide â€" someiimcs called the whitest known pigment. This pigment is known to have several limes the hiding power of any of the older white pigments and in addition, when properly incorpor- ated in a linseed oil vehicle, it provides a much more durable and much better appearing paint. Druggist's House (2 a.m.). Ir- ate Druggi.st: "Groat heavens, man! A penny worth of bicar- bonate of soda at this unearthly hour, when a glass of hot water would have done as well." Customer: ".^h. weel, I think ye for the advice, an' I'll no be need'n' the soda noo. Good mornin'." Fittinga !n the house of Hollywood film actrei* are made of gold. All the cur- taini are hung on her former wedding ringt. Soldier (in ho.spital) â€" "Doctor, are you sure this is pneumonia? Sometimes doctors prescribe for one thing and patients die of something else." Medical Officer (with dignity): "Look here, my man; when I pre- scribe for pneumonia, you die of pneumonia." "Come along, dear," laid the hostett, "I want you to feel at home." "1 don't want to feel at home." said little Reginald, "I want to feel at a party." "Pawson," said Aunt Caroline ferociously- "I'd like to kill dat low-down husband o' mine." "Why, Caroline, what's he done?" "Done? Why he's gone and left de chicken house door open, and all de chickens has escaped." "Oh, well, that's nothing. Chic- kena, you know, come home to roojt." "Come home?" gpo aned Aunt Caroline. "Como home? Paw- son, dem chickens'll go home." How Can I? BY ANNE ASHI EY CUNARDWHIJESTAR ; , Ijioiidesa Clioice ofRniks â€" TO EUROPE / Route rilow We ^1 thini clau F.EKLY sailings from Montreal and Quebec on the scenic St. Lawrence route to England, Ireland, Scotland and France. RatM frMi% H32 cabin M18 toHflst • • • • • Weekly to England and France by the famous "Ouecn Mary" and "Aquitania" . regularly to <'abh, .Southampton, Havre and London by the "c;eorgic", "Britannic" and new "Mauretania" fretiuent sailings to Liverpool and other British •"•"'^ R.tt.tnm «]59 cabin M22i<>t.urUt >93» third clau Â¥*>r/utt information m« yout ktcmi timrelmtmt.or iMt. nay anil WvUlnftInn .Street*- ,EL. 3471) Titninio Q. â€" How can I make a living room or a dining room rug wear more evenly, instead of having worn spots in certain places? A. â€" Thii can to avoided to a great extent if the position of the furniture is changed occasionally, and also if about twice a year, the rug is turned eater-cornered. Q. â€" How can t wash lettuce thoroughly? A. â€" All the sand and dirt will be washed otf letuce if it is placed in a colander, the loaves separat- es!, and cold water run through Ihcni. Di-ain, then set the colander with the lettuce on ice until ready to use. Q. â€" How can I clean gold or sil- ver lace? A. â€" Sew the lace to a strip of clean linen and boil in a solution of 1 cupful of salt to 1 gallon of water. Dry without removing from the linon, and then sponge with a piece of white velvet dipped in alcohol. Q. â€" How can I make use of old kid gloves? A. â€" Worn gloves will be very useful if they are used when par- ing vcgotablcp, or working over any vegetables that are likely to stain the fingers and hands. Canada's Racial Variety Praised Dominion Is No "Meltuig-Pot" â€" Standardized Type Of Human Being Deplored. Standardized citizens are not de- sirable for Canada, according to John Murray Gibbon, general pub- licity agent of the C.P.R., speaking at Montreal last week on the con- tributions that Canada's varying immigrant strains have made to Iho Dominion's whole In culture. He pointed out that in the Unit- ed States It Is the endeavor to blend all races into a single amal- gamation called "American." The Canadian Ideal is to let Immigrants retain much of their Individual cul- ture and habits. "Some of us may hope to see the day when it would be hard to dls- tlnguislj a Krench-Canadlan of Trols Rivieres from an Anglo-Can- adian of Toronto," said Mr. Gib- bon. "Wo would then, so to speak, swap Mr. Hepburn with Mr. Du- plesslsâ€" but tlicre are others of us who like lo SOB the French-Cana- dl:uis retain the best of their own traditions and culture. Mr. Gibbon described many of the handicraft-folk song festivals foi» European racial groups which have been organlied lu Western (Canada by the Canadian raciflo Itailway and the Canadian Handi- crafts Guild. IMPROVED PASTURES HIGHER FOOD VALUE Clinmtic conditioiu In many parta of this country may not pwrmit of paature improvement in the same remarkable degree aa on tome Scottish farms, yet the work «f Canadian research experts and the experience of hundreds of practical farmers prove that much of Canadian pasture land can be made vastly more productive than it is, says G. N. Snyder, soils che- mist. Not only do improved pas- tures yield more grass per acre, but the herbage is notably richer in protein, minerals, vitamins and carotene, a fact definitely proven by the researches of Professor N. J. Thomas, Ontaiio Agricultural College, and other authorities. Build Up Soil Fertihty The first requisite in pasture improvement is the building up of soil fertility. Liming may be ne- cessalry for very acid" soils, but in general the major mineral plant foods â€" pho.sphate and pota.sh â€" are of first importance. If the pro- cess is one of renovating an old pasture without breaking it up, the first application of fertilizer must be heavy enough â€" 400 to 600 pounds of 0-16-G or 2-16-6 per acre â€" to produce a vigorous growth of wild white clover and other pasture legumes. Wild •white clover, a true perennial with creeping stems that root at the nodes, provides exceptionally nu- tritious and palatable herbage. It adds nitrogen to the soil and pro- duces a dense sward that is very effective in moisture control through preventing run-off from hea^'y summer rains and evapora- tion during periods of extreme heat. When establishing new pas- tures it is advisable to consult a forage crop expert regarding the most suitable pasture mixtures for the particular soil and regional oonditions. Pale blue light proves a fatal lure to the grape leaf hoppers, a serious pest in vineyards, as re- ported by J. K. Ellsworth of the University of California. Females of the species responded most readily to the light. Counts of large sample catches showed 88 per cent, female insects. Manitoba hens lay more than 10 million dozens of eggs in a year. Beautify Your Farm Property SHRUBS FOR THE FARM HOME By John P. CLARK, Ont. Dept of Agriculture, Toronto., The foundation line of every home needs â- peclal treatmutt, as a aoftenlng of levere architectural lines must be secured, making the rigid and often unsightly founda- tion more attractive. No better medium is offered than a planting ot flowering shrubs to frame the home, melting It into the site and tying the building to the ground. Always confine shrub masses to the outer edges or boundaries, avoiding the spotting of single shrubs throughout the lawn. They should be so arranged that open vistas appear from windows and verandah. Varieties should be planted In groups, and In small grounds nothing more elaborate than a planting ot a lew ot each, which will content themselves within the space, shade, moisture and soil conditions, one has to of- fer, need be attempted. Specimens And Kinds For Various Excellent specimens may be se- cured In the Magnolia, Weeping Mulberry, Flowering Almond, Rose of Sharroa and Lilac. Varieties having a number ot features may be chosen, the aim being color, foliage, berries and flowers at different seasons to pro- long the blooming period. This list would include Forsythia, Spiraea, Weigella, Hydrangea and the Hib- iscus. Suitable shrubs for shady places, not directly under trees, are Dog- wood, Coral Berry, Snowberry, El- der, Phlladelphus, Hydrangea, Ar- borescens, Lonlcera and Spirea, providing the position Is not in dense shade. The ornamental effect of good flowering shrubs will prove a valu- able addition to the grounds when used as a hedge. These may in- clude Chinese Elm, Lilac, Mock Orange, Bridal Wreath, Caragana and Honeysuckle. The Alpine Cur- rant makes a satisfactory hedge even la dense sh'ade. The root.? should never be per- mitted to dry out, either before or after planting. Damaged roots should be removed, and the bal- ance spread out naturally In the soil. Give firm planting. Where there are a number of shoots or branches they should be headed THAT REMINDS ME~ OGDEN'S IS COOL SMOKING You'll get a lot of extra pleasure ln"rolllna your i own" with Oooen'8 I)ecau8e it Is a really cooler, better cigarette tobacco. Of course $'Ou'll roll them with tt» best papersâ€" "Chantecler" or "Vogue". up*- $mok€T$l' Ath Cui OGDEN'S F ! N E CUT back slightly, until the roots have an opportunity to take hold and provide the top with necessary moisture and nourishment. A top dressing of well-rotted cow manure, lightly cultivated into the soil, will prove beneficial. Avoid crowding and give space for development. Keep shrubs a short distance from walls to escape drip from the root and the reflected heat from the bricks. Spring planting is advised. AUI':.\'I'M \V.%.N"rKU BICST PROPOSITION ON MAKICET â€" I..adlos' and Gents' Furnlshlnpa. Write for full parllrular.s. Relia- ble Atfencles, 2IS Victoria Street. Toronto. LIOHTNINf; rod AOENT WANTED to sell Phillips LlKhtnlng Protec- tive System. B. Plillllps Company Limited. Osborne Avenue, Toronto. ARTIC'I.KS FOR SALK FI.,Ar,.S. BUNTING. PI..A1N AND Waterproof Truck Covers and Tents. Price."! and samples on re- quest. John Leckle Ltd.. Toronto. AVIATION UI'l'OHTt 'NITY ^ LEARN TO FLY NOW AT LOW cost. Efficient training â€" modern equipment including Radio. Llv- Inff quarters provided for out-of- town students. Pliers limited. Barker Airport, Toronto. UAIIV CHICKS FOR IMMEDIATE SHII'MENT â€" A limited number of nr.-iy Chicks In both lisht and heavy breeds. B'lrst come first served. Get your order in today. Brny Hatchery, 130 John Street North, Hamilton, Ontario. WHE.M WE SAY YOU SAVE MON- cy by ordering Tweddlo Chicks Wo mean It. Compare Tweddle Quality, compare Tweddle prices. Ornde A Barred Rocks, New Hampshire Reds, White Rocks. Hybrids .Ui-. Pullets .ISo, Cock- erels .06c. LcKhorns 110.50, Pull- eta .2L*r. Cockerels .03c. Extra Profit und Special Matins Grade sllKhtly higher. Free calendar and poultry KUlile. Tweddle Chick llatclierie.s Limited, FerBU.s, Ont. MTAIITIOl) CHICKS JUST WHAT VOU ARE LOOKING for. Started ohloks nt burifaln I)rloo.<i. Two week old Standard yuallty $12.50, Pullets J19-35, Cockerels .n!)e. New Hampshiro Reds .(I8r; 3 week old add .03c. BarKnln prlies 4 week old Barred Rociis and New Hampshire Cock- erels .Lie. 5 week old .l"o. Big Ekb Quality add .01c, Extra sel- ect add .02<-. Itaden Electric Chick Hatchery Limited. Itaden, Ontario. SK.VKD I'Ul.I.KT Clill'KS SHORT OK UROODEH SPACE? â€" Then buy Bray sexed pullet chicks. Available In 14 pure breeds, also crosa-breds. Immed- iate shipment on early orders. Hray Hatchery, 130 John Street North. Hamilton, Ontario. Classified , Advertising,, ckutikiki) skkil potat oes "Warua'. worlds earliest Potato, lartce, white, delicious, hardiest, heaviest yielder. (!ov- erninent Certified. 100 strong eves Jl.OO postpaid. .S. V. Cowan, Wal- deck. Sask. lllIII.UINn SIATKRIAI. l''OII SAI.K PRICED EXCEPTIONALLY LOW to clear. We have 150 clay tile pipe 30" diameter, 2" wail, suit- able for springs or wells: 150,om) square feel heavy wire screen 2" me.xh; 2.(ll)ll street car sash, 8,0U0 feet 1(1" heavy Kalvanlzed culvert, aliio luml>er, doors, fence posts, pipe columns, rails, pipe, tlttlngs, valves, cable, briek, stone. Every- thinK for your buildliiK. Kraiikel Brothers Ltd. Established IggS. Eastern Avenue at Itrnadvlew. To- ronto. OLadalone 4G3I . OAHI.IA TI'IIF.IIS 12 "ilANT DECORATIVE DAHLIA Tubers labeled 11.00, 2.'i different 1200 Dostpuid M Sliedel .Mlmlco. i)nt. 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BERRY BOXES, Fruit Baskets and Hampers. Prices on request. The Oakvllle Baske t Co.. Ltd.. Oakvllle. Ont. L PURE MAPLE SYRUP, first quality. Write for prices. Order early. John M. Gillespie, Abbotsford, Que. BATHROOM Ot'TFITS FOR SALE IP YOU LNTEND INSTALUNQ A Bathroom outfit or water system write for free Illustrated cata- logue with prices. Free estimates on installations. The J. F. Crow- ley Company. Dundas. Ontario. HAIR Goniis WIGS. TOUPES, TUANSFORMA. tlons. Switches. C^rla. and all types of finest quality Hair Oooda. Write for Illustrated catalouiia. Confiden- tial terms arranKed. Toronto Hum- an Hnir Supply Co. S2M BalhureL Toronto Hl'NTRRS' SECRETS HUNTERS' AND TRAl'PERS' SEC- rcts. How to catch Muskrats, Mink, Fox and Beaver. Legiti- mate plans. 13.00 at once. Oeorgo Green. Box 10«. Richmond, In- diana. l'..S.A. JOBBERS- ACiE.\TS.CA9rVASSKRS THE Mt)ST COMPLETE UNE OF Smallwarea, Noveltfes, Razor Blades, Dry Uooda. Cosmetics, as- sembled In a new mammoth Illus- trated catalogue. The lowest wholesale prices obtainable â€" big profits. Free catalogue. Dept. 3, Phlllip.4 Sales Reg'd, 72 Craig W., Montreal, Uue. PIIOTO(;||AI>IIY TWO FREE PROFE.SSIONAL SIL. vertone eiilnrgemenls and valu- able premhim coupons free with every film developed and printed for i.Sc, or with elsht siiper-Klo.>i» reprints for 2Jp- Personal skilled nttentl.in to every order. Cut Rate quollty would cost you more elaewberel I'nt Rale Photo Ser- vice. Dept. nZI. Cox 2SG Reeina. Sask. FILMS nnvKi.opp.u ROLL FU-MS DBVEUU'ED WITH ^.wo prints of each and PRKB n.\-I^R<;EMENT coupon 250. OFF.SET COMMERCIAL PHOTO- ORAPHY 2 RUSSELL ST.. TOR- ONTO. FREE ENLARGEMENT WITH Ev- ery roll film developed and 8 high gloss prints 25c. 8 enlarged prints 25c. Reprints same price. Bright- ling Studio. 29A Richmond Street East, Toronto. TRnSONAL MARRYâ€" HUNDREDS TO CHOOSH from. Many with means. Farm- era' daughters. Widows with Property. 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La- dies' Spring coats J5 »S. Lilg »uv. Ing In new dresses, crepes, sat- ins, at $1.50. 82. uo. Send money- order with measurements, age. lou take no risk by buying on our money-liack guarantee. We pay postage. Canadian Clothinir. 409 Yonge St. . To ivnt o. »OII.L ESS tiAHUF.NINC. GROW BETTER FLOWERS. VBt^- etablos, etc.. out of season. In proven chemicals. 25 gallons tOo postpaid: 60 gallons Jt.no. instruc- tion Pamphlet Included. Cheml- culture Coy, 801 I'.lissitr. Wind- sor, Out. THAtTOU UA<i\KTO AMI «;!:.> KRATOR HKrAIUS SEND IS VOIR Tlt.\CTOR .MAGNE. to and Generator Iterairs. We save you money. aiUds.mi Armature Manrr., 8Jj Buy St., Toronto. .STALLION I'HIK SALK A GOOD BI^CK 3 YEAR OLD Pcrcheron .Stallion, registered and enrolled. Henry Hulsc, Queeoa- vllle. Ontario. I'SKU TIRES |.^» R SALE :00rt USED TIRESâ€" <>5e UP FOB any truck or car. Retreads guar- anteed twelve months: dealers wanted. Ask for free nr'ce lint. -Merrick Tire Co., 12.1 King St. W., Hamilton. 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