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* tt-~et-t- - -t-t---------e-~- e- et-tet iROYMA C AKE S MAX "Il help yoU avoid haking fail Ues ...make asty bre ad " New Drug Gives Rest In Malaria Therapy Case A new drug to give a one-or-two- day test period for patients suffer- ing from malaria induced artificially as a treatment for syphilis of the central nervous system was de- scribed recently at a meeting tC he convention section of dermatology and syphilology of the American Medical association in New York. Previously an unfavorable malarial condition requiredthe- i ainistr- tion of quinine, ending the oppor- tunity to continue the malaria ther- apy, but the new drug merly a- rests the fever temporarily and pet- cets the patient, after the rest pe- riod, to continue the fever treat- ment. Experiments with the drug, thio- bismol, or bismuth sodium thiogly- colat-e, have been carried on in Cleveland hospitals for several years by Dr. Harold N. Cole, Dr. Gerad A, B -etOro, Dr. James R. Driver and Dr. Herbert H. Johnson Jr. of Cleveland, and Dr. Walter F. Schwartz, now of Pasadena, Calif. According to the paper, a .2-gram injetion of the drug, given intr- venously just before a malaria chill, will ncarly always bring within 6 to 12 hours a test period from the fe- ver, lasting from 24 to 48 hours. 'After the interruption the chills andr-ie of fever return a t the same intervals in which they were occur- ring b-ere the injections," a-cd- ing to the report of the experiments. "Usually the interval is sufficient to allow the patient to resume the cy- cle and continue until he has had the entmer of chills considered neces- sary for treatment of syphilis." Thio-bism l can be used in ordi- nary malaria cases, Dr. DeOre said, but as an adjunct rather than a substitute for quinine. "Many times a patient will have one or- en two additional chills after quinine therapy as been in- stituted to end the course of ma- laria," h-e said. "Most of the time this is not undesirable, but occa- sionally this added chill may be more than the patient can tolrate. To prevent this, thio-bismol is give and quinine started t the same tie, The thi-bismol will elimi- nate- th next chill and by that eme the quinine has become effective." EANAD IAN APPLE5 WDR LD'S FINEST FRUIT t-Pr rtay Canadiae Apples ae aet f te li- t ftNds that can he fought. T-t--t-t- plum-p and t-h---tet-m, ttttttw - st-e t eIett-f t-ee--- ptee -eery dy -t- th eay'r f Y..u1 And he.suret. srv plenty of 'asyapedeers- at-tle p-t-t hthttetpta t-es appt-t dumeplingse and ap-tltacet P.. c 2i- t Canadin sApple-Yan nghuhdsr. Ba y th-e NOW. IMN INEPATMlENT OF AGRICULTURE, OI"rAWA ,7AseXs 6000 Aus 008 FON YOU AMatterOfMsailiErvassi d Expense w HEN the federal h deat-" partmentdecided todivetthe d tAn w -aet cta- ie a and build - nw ceret- ht-tht ahtt u directly through the center of Hill- tide, the little village, heretofre t-i- trom the Candit Point of view isolated, suddenly realied that it -for Prot. E. T. Salmon, capable p - was toheplacedondiepl ta to Perofworldpoliets,willbe heard speakforethe beento thetourist. ert- CROC everyt-ekday evening throughout the winter at 7.15 (day Del Ripley, chaian of the town -tght tim1).t finance comaittee, Aamediately lProfessor Salmon e a member of t-pt- hearing ames of the proposed th eclassice department at iMcMt-. new road,summontedtogether each er university, and live in Central and every one of Hi-side'scitienry, Europe for a number of years, duringt and expounded thuly- which time he was a King's Messeng- t-t-Ptet-t-e e-, mite bthta- et for the British foreigofiec, Hav. ee e atetter tht-t- u-uae undetand- emrgefromtheeobscurity of a re- t-t-etthe thtniand ameton-e mote and heretofore unnoticted coun- tt- Ctent-a Etoptean ta t-te Ba- try village, t become a large let- politicins, Prof. Sen t -abe t-e tered -rd on automobile road give his radio litener-actclear.-ccnt- maps. The federal hghway depart- of what the varous moves on the tn. ment has definitely decided to ex- teatonal ches-ba d m e-and tend the new Caperoad through the where the vaous leading characters very heart of etur town. What dos are making their move. tht- ace a t The News behnd the Headlines, as ismenIt Measprosp-rityeteProf. Salmon's talk are titled, wIl It mea wewilbe noticetd 'tiveyou a much clearer undetand- ttsWe mutt," Del continele, "tbe ti of the gigantic struggle between fair. We muet t-ke advantage of might and right that now grips the Our golden opportunity- world.T Ctue 1120 on your dial to- "Every man who owns property ight at 7.15 (daYght ti-e-). bordering on the propoed highway muet vie with his neighbor ln beau- While twere on the wt Ituti-o tt-t-p hta ht-e, L y sma whoea me tmtght say that you neednt he et-r- hPt--a ti-tt-cteprisedsa a t- teart that the NBC omeis-ocated in the out-kirts muet and Columbia chains have recalled volunttarily devote a part of each the re-pret-etatve tfrom Gen day toward repairing and imApev- The liet foisted on UnIted States radio ing the appearancec f out publie men by the Reich propagande chief edifices and property. are entirey te t-al t-ext-pect any. Del paused again and the re. one t bel-eve, ts the net t-k hads spte, save one, was unantmously on tthi aide aretplotting a generat ce- in agreement with th te suggestion. e ll fromt Hitle-land, The change in the town'smain Pet-thefokhotlekeoduc thoroughfare was remarkable and thte cta ht-t- tevcera ct-ca t swift. House were painted, lawns gram on t-te fll schedule. Amongtrtt the owed and raked, eances repaired. new tetures listedt-s the Selon..ate. There remined nomonlytheeleat- presenting a hatC hour of caemusic ing up after the road was completed on Saturdays t 9 p.m--the Toronto -and the property of one Jebidiah Symphony t- ard on Frday eve. Spencer. tngs at 8.30-.renadier Guards band Jehidia's property occupied one fromt Montreta nda et9t30 p.e- tt the cett- pacects t - and the CeC stringEnembl- tit- th e mttt tntasao ltnaso t-ethe air hencefortht--ntThursday t e ew oad.It as a ol, ra- levenings at eight, shackted house, dilapidated and bad- a. a e ly s need of repair. Wile the others If your dialing for the tappy Gang. worked, Jeb alept and watched wit-r CBC'outtanding programme. you amused fascination. By conitrat will catch them t two daylight tme hie property became even more or one standard tie, each week-day drab and forlorn looking. afternoon. t The situation eas serious. Del Lum and Aber, the cracker ba- Ripley consulted with other mte- ret- philosopher that have been on bers of the towrn governiment. "We the air lanes for years, will be with can'ttratei e t fix up the house," the Chicago To-night show on Thur. said Phil Baker gloomily. "It' hia edy. October 17, over the mutuaI net- and he can do whathe tikesa thtt work. Lum and Abner have been a. i."t -tnttrm-thet micrphone fora Del Ripley pt-aed the deek white, makingà La pt- tcalled "Dreaming Out Loud. The boys fromt ftercely. Jeb won't el and he tcum Cotn- e will do a radio adapt- wont is up his place. Well, by ation of the "talkie" On the Chicago thunder that place ha t to be Tnght program. ftxed up. It's an eyesore. And a a t t know how it cta be donel" Trivia: Eddie Cantor has donated The others were interested and hi- ong Island hoe t- the British demanded further explanation. Del committee for war guest, and Il will house.about 100 eaue Iddls. contmued, tJeb owes three years Come March 29th next spring therell back taxes. Avctds payment. We be a lot of changes in radio station can sentd him to jail for that. While wave lengths, and some of you folks he's there-and it'l be as long as with push-button sets will haet to we can keep ta ther-we'll all have changes made. Edgar Bergen take hold andlsxupthe place our- nearly took hie final bow the ther selves. ThenewellthreatenJeb; tell afternoon, Bergen - a crack flyer' him-e t 't-ethet-A h ut-Utlt -but-htemashed up in a pancake tth landing.eNehurtutth' For the -, promisestotkeep the place in good t-ctHet fa, the-chceerymaestro's repair.tlate-t, fl lt lt- , e-l- t- a t ril-l. A splendid idea. Everyone agreed t-t's a smooth-OwIngt t-t-sterpte-ce o that Del had hit uoi the right plan. sweet music. Forthwith, in company with Con-- stable Harry Brown, they marched The dynaice story of our greatint- up to Jeb's place, briefly explaied dustriest- . t-e thrillt- thee of a the situation, and paraded hintm f new radioeres tited "Captahis of . Je eetpeaeet-t-peep- -cIndustry' tht l heat-rd tcet-fromt-CKOC to jil. eb wnt pacealy eoug each Monday evening at sevren (a, In tact,-he seemed toenjoythe little light time). The troy of tlecethetc episode. They installed him sately building of a teatshipt ne, rail- in the town lockup and went away. way pioneer, the developmtent of the Jeb lay down and lept. .electrilight. Inventions that brought Meantime Hilttide's enthusiatic u all the modern comforts taet a boosters hied themselve to Jeb's home as to-day-a l of these go to property and set to work. Inside oftcmaketp an interesting tale of l- at- a week the houe shonie and glis- carsfa th. manufactuing and Indus- tened with new white paint. The CraptaiSrol nusrd rig o ai lawn was mowed, the fence reI- t-tt-erc th- tvet oet- t- hat-e paired. Almost overnight, it seemed, hear etf t-et-tverknte-. Cee eI the place was transformed fromt a enjoy this tteresby tunng in 1120 on shabby, ramshackle hut into a cute the dial at seven Monday ight. and charming cottage.. t t Del Ripley, immensely pletaed If you like t ear ha-i-.raisting thri- with himself, accompanied by Phil er on the air. you car't do bettte Baker, Nate Harding, and Constable thante d -ial in CFRB on Tuesday Browtn, earched back to the jail nhates-at30daylight twhenT e and con onted Jeb- -cofortable arm chaitr. Tlt-cet-ct- "Jeb," said Del seriouly,"you've e as be-e on the air fr·years- heet here a week now, aM d muettad ld still god. be kind of sick of I t We've fied t d t a up your place te look respectable. A petpt ere- ipt-t ht- And now we'l let you out on onee tes- mCeCCR-t-e-te-G-t condition: Thetyouperomise toat--et-eeeuetint1)-eert-tealet- keep your property in good ret- s-tandard).-Thttt ehwbsct pair."t tt ta ete-tfitt--thtt- e-e Jeb stretched luxuriousy o - thi -t-t-st-oet-eat-cat--tth-e-e et.c "Why, I sort of likelither.- etthct-et-t-ptcette t-t-tet-ht Del. I don't mind staying."-tht-ett-t-Yeceat to Del looked troubled. "You mean .. you just as soont stay in jail-t e" e et- -thtet t -cet t- "Why, sure. Nothin' to do but eat t-t-c e- -tt-epetit-, te et and sleep. I don't mind-t-tb."- 01ptette-tet te t-ettept Del was puzzled. Nate Hardinge h aeteCR oPteerCt t-t-ho est-t- t-t-tert-t h-e t--t--tet-t-e scratched his head and Called! the lc t,Ébtdyaegvnor ethetrtinconferdne. "Look-here-pt-et-eht-tat--.-teand-e -r- Del. It'Il cost us more to keep tatet74-hlfrth .aW ,t. jigger in jil than it wil to let hiam,et t-t-t-e t-et-f-htte--ttr, out and hire a man to keep his place t-t-at d eeetn t- t-tht looking wel.",« Del began t fecl a little weak. t He hadn't thought of ths apossibility. et-Cet-e-t-e -ee-Ce-tt tt Worse yet, Nate was right. It would Thette -te At- t-at-t C - cost almest twice as much ta keepcadC et--tt- daeteet g at Jeb n jail. And beaside that- they'd tt Tht-ept-e-ce-etetet t have to hire some one t bkep th tet etestettc-e rt-t-t-tlt place up. cns The tont-government members talked sadly for a moment or two,A efat futh.lidn- finally returnede tet- e t-tatt.-et-trt-e- -Pet-et-rt "W'egoing to let you out, Jeb. da n iobl bbsa 21 But unless you ke p t-at place of(taedd.Tht-tpt-t-et- ff-et yours up toaenuff-back in you go. a t-petee te-ee t Del paused, interrupted by a Wettt.teeaee-ht--ee t-t- -t-ct-, -t-e healthy-nore. Jebidiah was pleep-tt-et-t0ea a nd cetare Tht-t- te metsho ta tt fllt-Aatae ofsAt-lented atetie t-t-eht We fitet-tiehtect-uet-t-etht e--tptt- --tt-et- t-t-t-o c lue it-edt-etni-tt, d.w.e or divier" oca t-Cet-et-sourBat-s, Pote--cd Hotescdt-at--t rcaetet-t-tit-et-t-t-t-ceacaet-ofit-g-t- fAte A d chPt-tarm ti t t-ct--et t-t-t-etet-at-eiy al t-rs etrupeot- ht-tplea th -ot-l rtot- -ateat- et-tetnger' t-es tng ct-tal Ct-eOtneoftSthetbatat.t- bst era eeeett-BHc-atet-ebtetcce-sb g TeIn- otfat th--e-ubit-f thmy tetet-la evitciee cintpeofPlwymofuthink- e-st aeeet tltct-t-t-t-et-pspeetbp et-be-thett-prestorc tHeat aWtt Pietter ee st-p-pt-andCtheKtCbalac ec t-ri at .15 c -t-enthtdiatpmst-e-taidepett-Theat 7ehs-whte , ttte t-huSet thet t-e nt-t-teet-tht-mevett Md-ert- ab-Iqc e aetil artd ctetpris for ' th Pay a tere-t-t-et-aft-Apet-tstbttibtheavrt-ee-fd et- th.a gBi ate-t- eatht. t-te and metlt hvat-ettt-s tettt ta heone t-et-t-et- t fe -... Jech-e ett tet-edt-t-pebetpleaofet-gs nCtat fet - tf, htay tn-t the p-t--,t-etettp-nd-te b t-ttelJ: Pew-at Cet-drea seAtr- es-...Cetia Teate fia- the-Areard fom CBt- enes Cais ttchd o ivnig l heH-- aalndCCeryFday hevlteing at acd miebeait-railstteavbateht-teit.0 Tet-ste r.oamtst-e ot-m ttu t- t hetraaa adnehnd th er s a a e on thet-et ta - tAceta(etandpaertd)e.Tht- ae sporeamase fe Canada Year Bock Tht publiatin et the t40ititd et the Canada Year Boc k publih by authorisation of the Ho. Jam A. MaKtnnontlee, Miiater of Trade ae Comeeta, s nontcet iby the D atloton Burau of Stat tie. Tht Ca ade cTaae Book le the Glfie-a-at-tell annual et the country and cotai a thorughly up-t-date account of t naturl resures of the Dominion, Il! Institutions, its demograPhy, the d withi the limit o a sigeic volum of the socia and econo tit-to of the Domenion. Thi new editi jhas been thoroughly revised through out and Cludes ln all its chapten the latesteInformation avalable up t the date of going to-press. The 194o Canada Year Book extend te ever 1200 pages, dealing with a phases of the national life and mot etpecially with those susceptibleo statistical measurement. A statistica semay of the progress of Cana t Seincluded tn the introductory tmt ter. This gives a ptue tn figuree the remarkable progrea the cout has made since the tirettenos of t Dominion was taken ln 1871, Ixty eight years ago, tInthe present edItion, a comple tiat of spectti articles and of sgnie e cant hitestorical or descriptive tet th has net been subject te wide chten and - ttherefore net repeated, isegiv following the Table of Contents. Th list links the 1939 Yet Book wIth I pedecettet-.and idicte. tthe exte te whiechthe tecatok"t-e et II be regarded la aseries of publicý tiens, rater th n as a engle volume Perons requirng the Year -o May obtain It from the King's Print tr, Otta-a, as long ae the supp lats, tte ptt-rce et 1.5, c-hteh ce er- ceely thte cot of papcr, trin and binding. By a pect-iel cessio a limited number of paper.c-un copiet have tb-ee sdetatde -ftminis t- of it- one-e , hta Cfidte ett an ect- eteaher, wht Mayobltat c- les at the nominal pice of 50 -tc each. New License Plate On Sale Nov. 12t Licente plate e foreautomoiles- trucks for 1941 - e-b-te taable b motorits.tarting Tuesday, Nove he 12th ce. aordigte t t-nout- ceth y J. P. Bickell, registrar of mot c vehicles for Ontrio. Obyously th mte tu-ing period wilt-t otaint t drivers' and cheuffeur' permit., it -lt -etprted that befor-et ay lic- t- granted applicant tI-lI ht-e t-t-et their Dominion regltrtteion c-a Mr. Bickelstated that one reas for annoucing the date for reiu the plates wat to meet t-ht--ds otfi tending purchaers of new mto v hcle, parttularly new etor tct-t Manly of which were requIred iýmmed tey fer the tanspotattit of- m-t-eIl i t-tet onith ea-tim projectt . In addition, It was poinite .ut that new models of cars and truck were now on the market and t-mmed- ate delvery could be made of the e equt met tIf 1941 plateer rlet - e. According te a new rueing made the tast tessle of the Leg-sltu t r lheences ae god- o-Y for th talendar year, whehmes.- thaet erit- etibet- limitt-tted t-c bt- oetan oet--half moth-eh twh-e h toacqui the new plates. Apple Buying Offer By Ottawa Praise Satisfactnwht. tht-thet-tton wete t-htet-t-tercem-e thttefede rl government wil ctM antete te tae t0.000 h-ele of o tarte cpples If they are net-h.Id the end of Match, was et-cestcd i l-e grower generally The Domi' t-n government guateet-d eir growers75,0barllatyr.ut t-e t-ed 50,000 telteutht-te et-Pt-tent this year taccout of th ettt- r c-p. f necestary the Dtm-n--n goer ment will pay 80 per cent. of the pric" paid during thte tast tht-ee nor year. Thet-et-tee aatces atmt Pet et petett panicky dumpIg. l -Alredy pple p-ces t-e ct.- t retc Macintosh Red olt t Pet. $1t aut- ht-t- Tht-ips - tt-y t- t--ti e t-- e bshe tai t- ady$1.35to A ehaitab-ema-eakittt-- _ek, and thetwat ta t-ecrte ut-t strong. teiet Russia, thtetor-d'- aree Country. co1ers anMarea of 8,14,22 Thteomn who attempts to coo e-erdig teohethubad'stid-it ie t- t cake amesteofit. Tht met earkable thing abtt- hot &Irefurnactatbte aeout of -c eir thtcoe«a tfit, Thte wuld te teer eld hachelc It -at-t-ce men ee nt t o [a soiate with married mn Sitt-net Hdllard-,tt C at-t-at-t-, et ast-ed .ad tO-ta e Metfrd Poli Cour-t ecety wen ha peaded guilt to thaet-bege ef Mifilin t- cay rit-rtia d ce-. Tht hutera of tht-t ds-t-t tte e ioeltwaItin f-orthe hutine teo to en-t, and No1.et w-, l et theto tht-tway to Muekoka whethtutand- of dae- will be begged. Batttri eo refutet tttetfreign c repodenta talthe truthb-tBi t-h atd tdtet-e- tetrmany. 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