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Port Perry Star (1907-), 8 Jun 1939, p. 2

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formation in regard to sowing salt on land, I Am dealing in salt this spring and quite a few farmers bought salt to put on land, Others < This Ship Will Take The King and Queen Home Lesser quantiics of course, will : fees > il Week end Jaunts ds -- TT _-- RTE ¢ ee give me any in- What Science EXCUSE ME To Polé Foreseen . Airplanes Carrying 100 Holiday Makers Are Engineering Re- BUT ITS A GRAND, TASTY i$ : are inquiring, about it. 1 have D H / alities, Aeronautics Expert had no experience with it what. ¥K oing ¥ CHEW Al 4 . Says ever, If you can tell me how to . oe | Bud $m sow and what it is supposed to do, | HALTS NEAR.SIGHTEDNESS . g a J: 100+ ry Airplanes Spies] ma 1 would have something ta show, It has been discovered that my- Yosaear to the North Pole and --A.B, Qxford County, h opia, or progressive near-sighted- A.--In answer to yours of the * eee' which has inflicted blindness seven-day trips around the world were engineering réalities, sald Ig- "mor 1, Sikorsky, noted aeronautical engipeer, in Toronto last month, Speaking before the Affiliated Engineering and Allfed Soeletles In Ontarjo, tha designer of many suc cessful types of airplanes - sald plans had been completed for 100- ton "clipper" ships and manufac 19th, 1 would say that we do not | or thick-lensed glasses on_thous- -advise the use--of Balt as an ap 1714s 'may be checked by the use plication to the soil. Salt does | oc iq ona not supply any plant food whatso- The {reatment is simple, * It in- ever. CAll'it does is to liberate a | 'volves only the use of adrenalin certain amount of Potash, hence, | +oyo drops over a period of months i the continuous use of Salt simply | 7, may be done at home. ~ L | means the impoverishment of soil, ' Cal ' > a " : Wi . ot Some farmers haye used it on The "Empress of Britain," handsome C.P.R, steamship, is calling for King-. mangels with some results, but Wy inl PALE INSANITY NOT INHERITED sre © antee their per- George and- Queen Elizabeth at Halifax, June 15; to carry them back A H : New proof that insanity is not loses Sou Fnazamee ' home to England. ! ! there 'is no logical reason for its | jnheritable was announced last . Larger Planes' Successful use, and we do not advise it. week before the American Psychi. He told the meeting it had been R ; ] : | atric Association. _ ___". discovered larger airplanes gained RNAS, lh A: Sle di Ao ro Culdum Sulghata fom Ceremony-With iii i An intensive study of 330 in- efficiency. rather than lost it be- . ' mates of state asylums and of their . - pe , . 4 er of Hae ls +910 laveh, flying Modern cium, Bread, Checse parents, brothers and sisters, and' The PERFECT Chewing Tobacco Naturally we could make sug- boats wero the most successful and other relatives has-Tailed AE most effective 'planes of today. These macliines would travel be- tween Quebec and England in 14 - Etiquette © ° BY ROBERTA LEE a gestions more to the point if we had a sample of your soil, but I presume- that you practise a good crop rotation and 'apparently use Started in the days of the reign of Queen Victoria, the traditional bread and cheese ceremony on the Six Nations Reservation was ob- ly to show that the diseases fo!- lowed any pattern of inheritance such as the patterns which hold A breeding program to produce: tery, New York 'City, Governor Lehman and Mayor LaGuardia will 6 : v same Xorrandt true for physical char istics. this perennial' plant through com- A i. Wa A "1.--Tsn't patience a virtue that | considerable manure. I would | served May 24, ¥ Jhysiesl oh Sharks eo ra Fo di i nl welcome them, 4 ocean liners, he said. everyone should do his best to ac- | suggest that you try 200 lbs. per Seven hundred loaves of bread '| TG SAVE LAND FERTILITY of wheats and wheat grasses is Afterwards they will drlve . quire, in order to get the most out |-acre of 0-16-6,° This would cost | and 700 Ibs. of cheese were pur- The Royal Society of Canada being carried out by the Dominion through New York City to the i = of life? ~ LC . you approximately $3.00 per acre. | chased for the occasion and the |' was (old Inst week at Montreal, | experimental farms and the Nati- | World's Falr-whero they will have ' Flew To Toronto For Lunch 2.--IH a woman's stationery is | Applied at the rate I have men- | residents of the reservation were thet a large-seeded, drought-resis. onal Research Council. luncheon and visit the Canadian, ~~== » engraved, Mrs, Arthur Davis, and tioned, it should give you an'in- served from long tables in the tant plant will be produced short- - . i) Irish and British Pavilions. Later 3 ET ; ; | she signs a letter Ethel Davis, is | crease of approximately 15 to 20 Community Hall of Ohsweken. | Jy for Western Canada; designed ' g ; "In the afternoon they are to visit y 3 it necessary for her to write (Mrs. bus. per acre of oats or barley; Each received a slice of bread and to aid in maintaining fertility in Four-Day Tour . Columbia University and then drive A Arthur)"in paréntheses? about 6 bus, per acre of wheat. | a liberal helping of cheese. dangerous dust areas > . to Hyde Park, arriving at:7.15 p.m, 3.--What would be a good toast E - or i Sars - 4 Of U. S. Packed They will spend the night and to give at a birthday party? oi) : . 3 the next 'day, Sunday, at Hyde 4,--When people. persist' in ¢ 1 1 H . -. ; I) Park and leave at midnight by talking at the theatre, is it permis- Scouts of Two Nations Unite In Celebration Bey Miwa of Roy Visit traln for Canada, crossing the bore "1. sible to ask them to stop? eB PT mr EEL ur cross the Border Is der during the night. : = 5.--Is there any difference be- 2 2 = § --_-- : Taken Up tween the ways one should eat soup and bouillon? = + 6.--What kind of gifts does the Not a spare minute is left for ~ Britain's King and Queen on the Seal Of Power . tenth wedding anniversary call detailed' program of their visit to If the Crown were to leave for? : the United States. --._ --} - Great Britain-this-year it. would bo . : Answers And the niinutes have been 80. | fo} the first time in history, But - 1.--Yes. "He who has most pa- carefully allotted that, ta meet the Great Seal must stay behind, their engagements, the King and Queen will have to keep exactly to schedule from the time they cros the border at 10.35 p.m, E.D. T. June 7, until they leave Hyde Park, N.Y. at midnight, June 11, to return to Canada, ~ i Tho King and Queen arrive in Washington ""at noon _ Thursday, June 8 and into a stay-of two days and one night there will compress: Sojourn In Washington" as without it the machinery of government would, at least theor- ctically, be unable to function. In the days when kings couldnt _ read or write it was indeed indis- pensable, But gradually, as the keepers of the. Great Seal became too powerful, and the experiments of the Privy Seal and the Sign Manual also put too much power T- into the hands of a single servant tience best enjoys the world," says an old proverb. 2.--No. 3.-- "May you live to be a hundred --and, after that, make up your own mind." 4.--Yes, but do so . as quictly and pleasantly as pos- sible. If they resent the. request - or ignore it, speak to the usher. Only 'the most rude and ill-bred people are guilty of this. b.--Yes; a.person eats soup, but drinks Raymond Massey, distinguis Canadian actor who is making anything in bouillon or consomme of .the Crown, th 1 3 ' : e oflice ame VIO low Yor tage > RL : io i . ' pul lit on he Ne ork sone | Cape 6m she tin smniver by Brenton ona. Mae Roosoveh | EPI up 0 thal mow thre are sev. gab sary. = vy fresinant 'an i Bove eral Secretaries of State, Illinois" flew to Toronto the day the King and Queen were there to be present at the luncheon in Hart House given for Their Majesties. and an official reception commit- tee; a luncheon .at the: White |. . ~~~ a a ~Hoiise; sightseeing in Washington; Germany's supply of free labor a garden party at the British Em- is practically exhausted, bassy; a state dinner at the White |. . oe House, followed by a reception and, re: -- or . cop nse smeeree ~"musiéale; a reception at the Bri- ) RiGyT THIS VERY MINUTE : How DoYou Feel : id "Farm Forum H Trade Secrets - : : ~ Of Auctioneer Conducted by Profesor Henry G. Bell of the Ontario Agricultur- al College, Guelph, with the co- Taking part in celebrations to commemorate the King's birthday, Canadian Be% Scouts are shown crossing the. 3 ¢ tish Embassy for members of the International Bridge at Alexandria, N.Y., to plant a George Washington bMck walnut tree and a Canadian British colony; a visit to the Capi->1 ) , ports tad digi fl Sons maple tree on American soil. A large group of American Scouts did the same on Canadian soil. tol; a visit to the Washington The Technique Doesn't Come. | _ .0.A.C: moomoo | ome ee Navy yar; a Yoon melee tig FT LEE . : - - ED ey rir ' = abla? Ns amBis t : Naturally, Veteran of the Le : And so it hapened, while his Two-year-old Dyokitza Kastrat- fone iy 4 in wid yee Hh . |tion? Look at your watch Y Sales Block Declares; Auc- Q.--1 have not been sowing . eyes ovitch of Vinitzka, Montenegro, is | jye10n0g oni a visit to the Civ. Tage the Lime, The same tioneers Made--Not Born any komperetal fertilizer with . Were filling with woe and ~believed to be the world's young- lian Conservation Corps Camp at how you feel then MF ' rai 'hi 3 PETIA: + hy nservation Lorps Lamp at | way vou- Cs co -- grain and while T am getting crops sadness est smoker, his father, a_ chain, "Fort Hunt, Va.; laying & wreath. ¥-¥ou-do right now! In -- ' c the meantitime, stop at your drug stor the equal of any of my friends ns tonight, drink a cup of Garfield y + who do, I feel that could I obtain It you have an idea auctioneer- Ing technique, including the sing- smoker, having taught him to puff =| at a cigarette when the baby His littlo tail went wagging on on the tomb of the Unknown Sol- Have YouHeard Because of previous gladness. was? a . ea - --~ song comes naturally, listen to a fertilizer that would stiffen > enly 18 months old. 7 if Db a a 7 ii Tonight Tiss Up Insider, x Feel Fred Reppert. , straw it would be of advantage. ® . - : = British Embassy for the President Toss hat let-down feeling. Let Gar- Ig og II TINA J gn SB " Black Is Supreme | ancier method of removing | and drs. Roosorel Dail TY cratiEied masta _sternly, "are made--not born." - How Do They Do It? A veteran at the block who has seen' auctioneers come and go for promptly, thoroughly. Drink like ore ; dinary tea. 10c. -- 2Bc. - - goss for Fres Sam. FREE. hot dish marks from polished tables is to make a paste of salt and oil and coat the marks thick." ly With this. Leave on an hour or To President's Home From here they will go by train - to Red Bank, N.J.,, thea by-auto- mobile to Ft. Hancock, - Sandy jzer of the nature to stiffen straw would improve sample and per-. "haps .the yield. 1 recognize the Again For Autumn Browns Next in Importance Having lost her husband, an old lady gave instructions for the. ple of Garfield Head- ache. Powder -- alsg % years; he operates a school for this {| fact that 125 lbs. per acre of the | 'wording on the tombstone, the o ishing i Gartleld Tea , used for this specialized type of work. | usual fertilizer would stiffen the | ending to be "Rest in Peace." "Rembrandt" Greys inl nd sfise Dolishing 12 the 70) Yisoe, Sagre tes SL ak on y for constipation, acld Reppert revealed several trade straw as desired but would not in- In the meantime, her late hus- For Evenin, ? y @ proceed With na- 1, 00 "ean - Inside 35h 9. L . tl , her late hus g stains have disappeared. Tea Co Dept ade" Write: Gartield val. escort up the bay to the Bat- 1 Close Avenue, Tos secrets, Ho sald auctioneers use a crease yield sufficiently to offset band's will disclosed the' fact that ronto 3, Canada. wat singsong chant merely to make the cost. Twenty-five lbs. per acre she had been treated rather bad- PARIS--The midseason ghowings : = - lite more pleasant for. buyers who of the proper ingredient should, I |--Jy. She immediately hurried-to--|- indicate that black -is_ again su- . 5 oJ] ERCIaY BE Fa ------ Inust stand in front of them all think, do the od 2 Yom be the mason and told him to omit- |: preme for fall. The browns are AUTO ACCESSORIES 5 assi ie l MEDICAL ay long, your opinion and as td best avail- the words "Rest In Peace." next in importance; they are large- SED. CJ S enn S Low Tone Of Voice able information re this matter,-- ] in dh ANB hu K, rams. "eRe Daa vEvER, [ROSE FEVER SUF. Buy with confidence. A' gqua deal always. Your mail order glv- 'en prompt individual attenti < ly in the reddish range, running" PY sonny Lo Tanal-flay from very dark {ones to rosy ferers. Money Back Remedy. $1.00, i they have already been carved." vod _fanada_ Herb Co, Windsor;-. On. "They Juse a low tone of voice W.M.H,, Wellington County. Advertising os ; ~ Woking as Jasin) oa pleas. A.--The elements that have to | * "Very well," rejoined--the old | {aWDE. Auburns and tawny shades--|--- Used parts for all makes. Sat em i) ¥ pos e,_andg cut} - --atranoth nf ater - or it or A 2 - i Li oa ry movement | do with strength of straw appear | lady. "Just add, 'Until we meet | are continued. Beige looks season or ea or uoney, Tefu(d:. NEW TIRES FOR SALB out' every un y i to be Calcium and Potash, hence it again'." able when trimmed with beaver. Osler Ave; Toronto. il BUSINESS OPPORTUNI : ; of the lips to gain speed," he said. | jg that we find a judicious amount : Greys are featured. Allx's - new RT Tis Fe : mn fog hi TL 0) ; Not all auctioneers use the sing- of Phosphated Potash = Fertilizer "Rembrandt" greys are stunni ~- | START YOUR OWN BUSINESS. weekly payments. For particulars song technique. for evening. This designer's dark CHICKS FOR SALE Every dollar sale brings you sey- write Entrap Tire Company, 323 In real estate sales, he said, an auctioneer talks slower and fn a' normal tone of voice, inasmuch as he has only one article to sell and all day to do itn. " Registered livestock 18 also sold slower to permit the auctioneer to build up each animal's show re- _er straw with an earlier and more even crop than where no fertiliz- or-had been applied. The Super- phosphate contains a considerable SHE WAS A VICTIM usually results in giving a strong- . A pet lamb belonging to the daughter of a local in- vaded flower beds apd ruin dozens of tulips, Ad a warn. . ing the animal was taken in- to the vegetable garden and shown the mint. The quack was selling a tonic bottle, myrtle or moss greens are also Interesting." Numerous Aut. umn-leaf, grape and plum tones are presented. Pinks for Summer Pinks are Introduced by many houses for summer afternoons and fall ovenings. Chane), Balenciaga, WEEKS OLD PULLETS -80c=« Large Type White Leghorns, Rock Ieghorn cross Breeds and Barred Rocks. Day old chicks 8c also. 2 weeks- old chicks and cockerels. --Lakeview Poulfry Farm, Wein Bros. . Exeter, Ont, BADEN CHICKS FOR SALE _SAVEE MONEY ON YOUR JUNE chicks, Effective June 8th, Bar. red Rocks, New Hampshire Reds, "enty-five. cents profit. Write Ec- onomy Distributing Company, Cur- tis Avenue, Leamington, Ontario, FILMS DEVELOPED FREE ENLARGEMENT WITH EV- ery roll film developed and eight "high gloss prints 25c. 8 enlarged prints" 26c, Reprints same prices. Brightling Studio, 29A Richmond Royce -Avenue, Toronto. FILMS DEVELOPED FILMS DEVELOPED, TWO PRINTS of each and FREE ENLARGE. MENT cbupon 25¢.--Offset Photo graphy, Dep. "A", 2 Russell 8t., Toronto. PERSONAL v i a ue. , , cords, pedigree, wEitEan produc: White Rocks, Hybrids $8.95, 900 St. East, Toronto. MARRY--HUNDREDS TO CHOUSB "ton, : : OF HEADACHES oH ip he 'declared would make | and other designers endorse Main Vullets $12.05: "Cockerels $8.00 trom. Many with means. Farm. mpd FT : : men live to a great age. bocher' id ~ yellowi . h 8.45; Pullets $17:45. BI "ENTERTAINERS gre' daughters. Widows with : 4 A eT g 8 vivid yellowish. aviary rh He Palas Tans NTERTAINERS Property," Particulars 10¢. Con. ~ Professor M. Urbain has return. "Look -at me," he - declared. plik gamut as a welcome change 30 Sunco epgs Meavy Breeds $10 fldentlal." Box 128. Calgary. Al GARDEN PARTIES, CONCERTS, |. ed to the Vincennes (France), : k "| "Hale and hearty, and I'm over to the overworked syclamen tones. 25, Pullets $16.45, Cockerels $9.00, Dances. Assured success, Try Can- "300 with three gorillas, eight Kruschen Got a the Cause 300 years' old." EAE Lelongs salmon, peach and banana | - Laiehoms $358 _ Fullets $0.90: ada's most Musical Famous Fam- | QUIT OTA STE Trmerir "chimpanzees, 80 monkeys, 12 0s- | oo the Sipping. Kind Pe ats "Is he 'really that old?" 'asked tones fall into the same color Chick Hatehery TAmited, Laden, iy Vile Juvenile Hadio An inexpensively. 'Home remedy. Tess triches, two eagles and many oth- | 434 aD z= something like | & listener of the 'youthful assist. trend. Many bright reds are shown; Ontario. towel. " Joon terran anteed. Advice ant, es ~ "I'can't say," replied the. assist- BLE CHICKS FOR SALE er.wild animals which he gathered pore GOVERNMENT APPROVED -they avold the purplish cast. _ __in-Equatorial-Africa, ------ ) 'helplessness. She tried tablets. | --Sha tried pills. All without avail. FEMALE HELI WANTED SEWING MACHINES & SUPPLIES -- - -}- Only Kruschen could help her, ant. "Pye only worked for him a Sa Chicks from blood tested breed. |. . -- _- "T used to get very bad head- | 100 years" . ' BLUEBELL . , fivery. We Match W000 ver week, | 1 SPARE TIME INCOME FO SENING MACHINES, no. Canad )f aches," she writes, "No tablets or TE it : i Grade A Heavy Breeds $10.45: woman: with Bad TaPUNSIBLE. 1, © Or fade. recontiiionra mes anada, Home O pills of any kind could relieve " y oa' 90% Pullcts $16.75; Cockuréls $8, 1. = fog 0 tag azine publisher soot: ines in sloék -- Write A. Gilbert f One i Ny, 1 First Cannibal--The chicf 00; Leghorns, $0.95; Pullets $20.75; hur magazine pu s & Son, 350 Yonge St. Taroai ert them ne morning, casually, > scripglon work ost Frenc ris AAR has hay f Extra Profit Grade the kind that ¢ 0 tried Kruschen Salts in a glass of as hay fever, AT weigh two pounds pers hundred on Jixperience uhnecessarysscom- STAMPS : es : hot water, I continued taking it, Second Cannibal "--Serves y or) - more when hatched, Heavy Breeds any, thera), So erguy onus i France is re-discovering her- but 'IT have not had one of those. him tight. We warned him Manufacturer's B05 iets Dp Gickerels Box 30, Room, 421, 73 Adelaide St. | NEWFOUNDLAND STAMPS, 40 dif- self in Canada, said Juliette awful headaches since. Kruschen' not to eat that grass widow. Pri : "15. Special Mating slightly' high- \ W. Toronto. : fient soe fatarogus value $2.50; : Gaultier 'de 1a Verendrye, au- suits me better than anything else.: fo aL - rices er. Free Calendar and Poultry nA mell, Botwond, Now founaiara 4 thorit > French-Canadi I find it very good. --(Mrs,) L. ; : " Finest Quality gulde.--~Tweddls Chick Hatcheries 1 GOODS B , y : thority on Prene ; ang an tr Customer: * "That chicken 1 600 and 650 foot grade; Limited, Fergus, Ontario, rr . EE 5 i190 n : : RB HSE . Rae, . + « p akimo aad bi ied i br Icadaches can nearly always be bought yesterday had no 'wish- Largs or Small Balls." DRAY CHICKS FOR.SALE... .... ios. sw teh te, Cuelar R00 al (yes. pt -- -- . hand crafts, Who Iv n 'traced to sluggishness of the kid- bone." : : Special Prices on Pure Manilla BRAY CHICKS ARRIVE ALL AL. of Inest quality Half Goods. Write THOSE GREY STREAKS IN YOUR ominion last week, , neys, liver and intestines, and to Butcher (smoothly): "It was a fve and healthy at Trinity Bay, or Illustrated catalogue, Confiden. hair are dead against you. Une The France of today has lost | | the unsuspected retention in the | happy = and contented chicken, Rope and Wire Cable |. North nore "Guebes, in miz-win, | tin JIA S00 Co. 638 Bathurst | rey "hee he mest remedy for © much of her old* folk songs, system of stagnatin waste ma- | madam, and had nothing to wish |] See: your Club Secrétary, Co-op- hardy, vigorous chicks 100. Order Toronto. =~ 3 | This-ta nota dre Bet elentinade. Jore and handicrafts, but is terial which poisons the blood. The | ¢ 1» - ivf), erative Manager, or write Bray chicks today, Bray Hatch. ; he ly prepared treatment which re- - ; Ww numerous salts in Kruschen stim- eid 3 : ) ery, 130 Johp Street North, Ham. . 'MACRINERY vitaljzes the halr. 2 ounce (1.00 finding them in French-Canada g : exactly ns they existed 300 | | piste the inertial vats to heal CO-OPERATIVE CO biti SLRS : ig, four, ounce. $180. "pastage ears ago, she sald. France thy, 'regular action so that no There was a daschshund, one C0-0 " THE "EARLIER YOUR PULLETS | HANDY OREBASE CONTAINER AND (Canadian Agent) 811° Bloor. Ht: ps yes ty oking to Canada to {logging waste is allowed to col: | ~ -° so long : ; Limited 'Jay the more money you stand to Fa ELL LT Clean West, Toronto, Made and sold In > J : was even looking . leet." Your 'inside is kept clean hada? ; Cot. Duke and Sts make. NOWe.you meted. the fast HARRY 3 J England for 80" years. hear the "purest Frenth langu- and serene,' And that Is just how Hs hada'y any notion hy : 3RO TO o ITARIO " rowth oF Wh ch Dray chic 5 are alchow, Stavely, Alberta: - - fn the world." } Kruschen Salts brings quick 'and :How long it took to no TORONTO, 'trom. Bray Hatchery, 130 John | American cosmetics may bo In- a relie yd "I His nil "of his emotion; TL a -------- | Street -Notth;- Hamiiton,-Ontarior ovo sue-No, 232139 - ~troduced Into Lithuania, On 1 Tasting relief from headaches, b i : x * .

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