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f f r •-» * A' 1. » T t ^» < ^ -< *» â- â™¦ ^ » »t A ♦ -r <• "h X -.^ â-  * : â- * '< - *',r>'. 4 ' ♦ â- f /"-» .. â- \ , «* A 'â-  :♦ \ ^ - » ^ +â-  -t. t â- ^ •i -« > , â- Â» ♦ » r \ V â- n » •» > . ; f. •» » > < »• ^. „. > â- -M •f â- â€¢ < -- v^. <• • ;« 4 ♦ â- Â» V « jv..- -....\ < 1 ♦â-  » ♦ 'T * ** •! - •• â- * %^- ♦* •*• A â- â€¢** ». *• * * < r •< At the zoo • generously propor- tioned lady was watching: the lions being fed. The keeper gave one beast what she considered a very â- mall portion of meat. "I bej your pardon," the said, "isn't this a very inadequate piece of meat for a lion?" The keeper replied, "It~ may •e«m small to you, madam, but it ii plenty for the lion." â€" o â€" "How did you com* to writ* a po«m OB the back of a gov- *nimeiit bond?" "I was tirad of hearing falka (ay {hat my ttiiff waaa't worth th« paper it w«> writt*B on!" An old IrishwoDian wanted to «0M the road at a busy London •raner but was acared off by the tnfric. A polictman came to the res- «w. "It's all right," he assured Imt. "When y«u see the red light, tkat red's for England, so don't (•. Bat when you «ee the green, tkat'a for Ireland. You can cross Ikcn, and not a thing will touch JOB." Sho crossed on the green light, (ken waited till it was green again aad came back to thank the pol- iceman. "It was very kind of you to explain it so nicely," the said. "But glory be, you don't give mch time for the Orangemen to get across!" â€" o â€" "A KttI* bird toM me jroa www â- eing to give m* a dia- seaad kracelet." "It Biiut have been a lyre Urd." "Those new people across the »>oad seem very devoted," said Hn. Jones wistfully to the news- . HP^ which hid her husband. A rustle of the sheet was the ealy reply she got, but she was «tcd to that. "Every time he goes out he Utiea her, and goes on throwing Uises all down the road. Edward, why don't you do that?" "Me!" snorted the man behind tiie news. "I don't know her!" Mother of 69 By giving birth to 15 children, 'all' of whom are alive, by her ' ttirty-f ifth birthday, Mrs. Scholtz, •f Harrismith, Orange Free State, daims to have established fi -WWW'S record. But Mrs. Scholtz :,h.^%<S9V a. disappointment, , for >()WijBUg% J^r- ejicjri;.. i§. remarliable .'4_cBnnflt i;omparei..Jxith.. that of iij. Matthew Bauer, whg given Urth trf ^ diild^ each'.yearj for the list '^8' y^ars.' Alf are living. Ev- en' nwre-proHfrc- -*sg- Mnc Bem- Sid Schienberg, who died at 56, liavuig.l 63 children. There were four sets of quads,' seven>«f trip- htei"- aod . sixteen . twins, but no tingles:- â-  â- â€¢â- â- -â-  â- , . . â- â-  scouTiiri:.:. Here are some'_ interesting facts Irom the Annual Report of the Boy Scout's*' Associatkin of Ontario lor im, jUst Isiiued:' The total membership, at October list, 1989, was 42,905, a net In- erease of 4,559 over the previous ytar tâ€" the largest increase evor n««»dod In a single year. The total Includes 19,313 Wolf Cobs, 19,135 Boy Scouts, 29G Sea loouts, 171 Lone Scouts. 1,265 Ro- ver Scouts and 3,228 Scout lead- en. A large numher of Scout Groups •re sponsored by churches. By denominations these Include: 192 Anglican, 28 Baptist, 7 Hebrew, 68 Treebyterlan, 99 Roman Catholic, 148 United and 7 of other denomin- ations. Daring the summer of 1939 a re- eerd total of 874 canups were at- tended by 9,246 boys and leaders. Scout census figures by cities^nd liitrlcts showed Toronto In first tiaee, with a total of 12,784, follow- ed by Ottawa, with 3,044, Hamilton ta third place with 2,331. Windsor tonrth with 1,882 and London fifth with 1,369. In order the next five •le North Waterloo 879; St. Cather- tite 820; Niagara Falls 662: Osh awa 635; South Waterloo 586. During 1939 Ontario Scouts pass- ed teets tor 11,329 proficiency bad- ges. Figures for the distinctly voca- tional badges show 524 boys to have toalifled for the Artist badge, 115 as Basket Workers; 4S as Beekeop- sn, 13 as Blacksmiths, 10 as Boat •nllders, 61 as BookbindeHi, 432 as Ortrpenteirs, 37 as Clerks, 70 as Dairymen, 155* as Klectrlolans, 141 •• Engineers (automobile). Other eategories Include 75 Farmers, 112 itfdeners, 95 PouUrym^^i and 36 flockmen. For work In met.\l 171 boys secnr ed a badge ind 38 for work in lea- der, while the creditable number el lis pwised the Plumbers badge iMt. Fairey "BKttJN^"^yf«(il In Brituh CommonwealUi Aii*' Training Scheme The Fsirey "Battle", which has not been used here for training purposes before, is a two-seat medium bomber of British design and manufacture. It is being used in this country by the R.C.A.F. for training purposes and is one of six aircraft selected for use in connection with the British Commonwealth Train- ing Plan. It is to be used also for towing targets at which air gunners i«n release bursts of fire, and so in- crease their efficiency. (R.C.A.F. Photograph) A. If someone telephones when one Is busily engaged in something important, is It all right to say that you win call back later? A. Yes, by all means do so. Only an extremely temperamental or lu- persensitive person would resent It. Q. Would It be wise to form a friendship with one who seems to be very suspicious of everyone, mis- trusting even those whom ho con- siders his closest friends? A. No; and probably the best rea- son for not forming a friendship with one who is so suspicious is In the proverb that says, "A man does not look behind a door unless he has stood there himself." Q. When a maid is brushing the crumbs from the table, should they be brushed into her hand or into a tray? A. The crumbs should be brushed Into a tray. 4. Isn't it poor taste for a person to keep repeating some phrase, heard over the radio, such as, "I hope, I hope, I hope," or, "Why, shore," etc? A. Yes. One should leave such Imitations to children and parrots, and try to be more original. It be- comes very tiresome to everybody but the one who considers it to be clever. Q. When a young man has asked a girl to go to the theatre, or to dine, is it all right for the girl to suggesr, that she pay for herself? A. No. The right kind of young man would resent this. If he asks her to go, it is supposed that he can afiford to pay. Q. Who should pay for the wed- ding bixakfast, given at a hotel? A. The father of the bride-. How Con I? 6Y Ai\ir.Jt Asm Ev I Q. What is the proper way of pre- paring peanut butter sandwiches? A. Take a small amount of pea- nut butter, put it into a small bowl; add to it slowly a ts'K teaspoonfuls of hot milk. Beat until the mixture has the consistency of thick cream. Then spread between thin slices of bread. Q. How cau I whiten yellow and dingy clothes? A. Wash them in water to which a cup of equal parts of limewater and. turpentine, shaken until creamy has been added. Q. How can 1 pack away an iron to as to prevent its rusting? A. Rub the iron with a little fat that does not contain salt, wrap it in brown paper, and it will not rust. Q. When is the best time to transplant a maple tree? A. In the early spring before any buds have appeared oa the tree. Choose a rainy time when the ground Is soft, and preserve as much of the i-oot as possible. This refers to trees not moro than six or eight feet high. Then trim down the crown of the tree. Q. How can I make a substitute for whipped cream? A. A delicious sub.'titute fc whipped cream is sliced banana added to the white of an egg ant beaten until stiff. A few drops of vanilla improves the flavor. War Extends Language Use New- Place Names Offer Plen- ty of Tongue-Twisters Foreign wai-s in recent years years have turned attention to far places and taught many of us some new geography. Unfamiliar names have become commonplace in the daily news. Chapei, Peip- ing, Chungking, Djibouti, Somali- land, Sudetenland, Memel and others have swum into our ken, says the Halifax Chronicle. Recently we have been having difficulty with names of towns in Finland â€" ^many of the places have both Swedish and Finnish spell- ings. NO SET SPELLING RULES As in pronunciation, there teems to be no set rule for the spelling of foreign names. We anglicize Bruxelles and Roma to Brussels and Rome, but we write Paris and Berlin just as they are spelled In their own countries. Which brings us back to the ar- gument about Monte-Vid-eo and Montevi-DAY-a. C. N. R. Deficit Registers Drop Decrease of 917,245,000 In 10- Month Period Is Announced The Canadian National Rail- ways shrewd $17,245,000 decrease in its deficit during the period April 1, 1939, to Feb. 29, 1940, compared with the same period the previous year, it. was shown in a statement issued bj" the Comptroller of the Treasury, Trans-Canada Airlines and the National Harbors Board also had sharp reductions. "" • *' AIRLINES, TOO. - During the ten-montii period ended last Feb. 29 the C.N.R. deficit was $34,719,000, compared with $51,964,000 the previous year. For last February it was $1,500,000, compared with $5,- 000,000 for February, 1939. The deficit for T. C. A. for the ten-month period was $388,000, compared with $726,000, and the National Harbors Board deficit $1,09-1,000, compared with $4,- 125,000. About 5,000,000 tons of cotton- seed are crushed in a year in about 600 plants. Botanists say that the eariie.st flowers of spring are also the most ancient and primitive. ASTHMA BRONCHITIS MUilTOIIU, IMINI-ON COUSHS'ilSr COLDS UCKLEY M ix-runE FOR WOMEN ONLY! \ - - , Jsnua ti^sn from £f?nia1» functional "irregular- ities' ktcp you from havioi tun in lite- take Lydia E. PioklUBi'a Ve««itble Com- pound, made eapecially to btip aueh run- down, wiak. ailini woman. fr» iU I ll«li«f frMH COLDS AND .Nasal Catarrh Wfay aDdure the coagpflriun. tluiBneaa, Bttiuwating mucus and choked air paa- â€" aa of uaaal catarrh? Get rpliaf from tbcsa dread aarmptoms at onre Va« Moitholatum. Quick in Mction. QuaroM^d to brirtg relief or mon^ back. ttlVM MENTHDLATUM COMFORT Oaffy Canada's e.vports of planks and boards in January amounted to 167,527,000 feet valued at $4,- 179,467 compared with 156,211,- 000 valued at $3,248,707 in Jan- uary, 1939. Sap flows rapidly in trees In spring; so it is generally better to do pruning in the fall. "It DOES teste sood in i pip«!" HANOy SCAL-TIGHT POUCH • 15^ y^OJ. "LOK-TOP" TIN . 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