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. SS | Sheep F locks Yield Profits Dr. G. I. Christie Advises The Raising of Them as Sideline Farm flocks, while not "large money-makers'" are proving a satis- factory part of a "good farm plan," the Ontario Sheep Breeders Assoc- lation was told by Dr. G. 1, Christie the president. of the Ontarlo Agrl, cultural College N Only Reasonable Care Needed "ewes*are showing a net profit of $160 to $175 per year and have a protitable sideline," Dr. Christie eald. "These sheep fequire only reasonable care and can bo kept on the' ordinary farm feeds, More Ontario farmers can well afford to keep a small flock of good commer- cial sheep." "Dr. Christie sald that a recent survey showed the average number of ewes on farms in Central and Western Ontario was 12.2 and the average number of lambs 17.3. The average lamb price was $7.53 and the average gross income per ewe, with lamb and wool included, $11.68. Save Resources; Canada Advised, -Dr. H, A. Morgan, TVA Head, Urges Citizens of Dominion Become 'Aware of the Need For Conservation Canada's future Is imperilled un- less its citizens reconcile their in- dividual Interests with the conser- vation of the country's natural re- rkources, Dr. Harcourt A, Morgan, chairman of the Tennessee Valley Authority, said at the annual con- vocation exercises of University of Western Ontario. A native of Strathroy, Ont, and a graduate of University of Toron- to, Dr, Morgan was admitted to the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws. Dr. Morgan said that when he finished college a half-century "ago, "wo felt like wellarmed "soldiers who should become lords of the carth," Today the situation has changed and "we .hope to become good tenants, tolerant of the con- ditions in which wo find ourselves but determined that they will be immeasurably improved when the term of our Jease expires." Protest Bombing a x x i . Fishermen and farmers near Belle ville, Ont., have protested: to the --R:C:A:Fi--after a "smoke bomb" ~ allegedly landed near their homes. _The bomb is alleged to have been 'released by an R.C.A.F, plane dur- ing a bombing test. The heiid of what is said to be the bomb and some fragments of the shell are shown here being held by George , Dusberry, * "Dragon Blood" = Captures Thief Secret Powder Used By Lon- don, Ont., Detectives to Nab Culprit of Two Years--Un- able to Wash Out Stain ¥, A secret powder was used by London, Ont, Betectives to capture the thief who over a perlod of two years was stealing goods from Pen: man's 'Limited, . ! John -8wallowell; 19, a shipping elerk at the plant, has pleaded guil iy to the theft of articles valued at nearly. $500, "His capture was brought about by the use of "diag: on-blood," "which detectives had #orinkled on locks and cabinels om wher: the goods were being ystematleally "stolen, Swallowell * was arrested after he emerged trom A washroom where he was making vain attempt to wash off the food-red stains which were spread- g over his hands and oh to his othes: The powder, according to officials, pauses the stain to spread rapidly and attempts to wash it of "Farmers with locks of 12 to 15 © court," Ont., décided-the best-way - starting 'her work. pd i Leaving Sussex, N.B.,--Their Majesties are picured here-on the rear © platform of the royal train as they waved farewell -- 2 ' * Have YouHeard ® Kind Lady: "What are you cry- ing for, little man? What's your. name? Where do you live?" Small Boy: "That's" what's the matter. I don't know my name or where I live. We moved yester- day; and mother was married again today." : r--. You've Noticed That when a motorist stops, --' looks and listens, there is something 'wrong with his en- gine. E Two motorists were heading to- ward Toronto. They were zipping along the highway at some eighty or ninety miles an hour when .a policeman appeared from nowhere and forced them over to the curb, * "What's the matter, officer?" they asked. "Were we driving too fast?" i : "No," he answered sarcastically, "You were flying too low." : A young acrobat of Quebec Once twisted his legs round his neck. =~ °° Like a fool he forgot + How to loosen the knot-- And now he's a positive wreck! | Jerics came back from his fort. night's_ holiday. proud of his bulg--- ing muscles, ig "Look at these arms," he said. They were certainly in, good condition. His colleagues hut it down to rowing, but Jones wither. ed them with scorn, : "Rowing be hanged," he snort- ed. "I got them pulling fish up." ization ig that state of affairs in which money is col. lected from women who make up their faces and tint their nails, in order to send mission- aries abroad to teach the sav- ages not to do the same. Worry Is Ended F or Woman Steeplejack Mrs. Charles Miner, of Agin- to stop woirying about her hus- band when he was' painting steep- les was to get up there beside him, Which is one of the reasons why the petite, blonde matron was high up on the steeple of Knox United Church: last month dabbing away with a paint brush, "I like it better than washing dishes," said Mrs, Miner before "I'd sooner work up there than do lots of Jobs on the ground." CUT WOOD FOR'PROFIT with ai Wade Portable Drag Saw, : Easy to operate, Heasonably. priced, You can make money wherever there are logs to be 'Greater Auto Engineer Predicts 200 M.P.H. on Rails and 150 on Roads Soon Possible A. Ludlow Clayden, Philadelphia engineer, told 'the World Automo- bile Engineering Congress at San Francisco he expected to "live to the timo when speeds of 200 miles an hour on rails and 150 miles on automobile highways will be com- monplace," He asserted automobile makers could build cars now (hat would travel at that speed but said prog: duction necessarily must await de- "velopment of suitable highways. Suitable Highways Needed As probable changes In auto- mobiles the next "decade, Clayden listed higher cylindc compression in the anti-knock quality of gaso- line; the building of motors into the rear instead of the front of the car; automatic speed changing and "a'relative decrease in the amount of lubricating oil used. - Motors In the Rear . William S. Canning, another 'Philadephia engineer envisioned ev- entual construction of 160-mile-an- hour. highways cutting through blg cities 'on elevated structures, accel crating and decelerating lanes for cars to enter or leave the high speed channels fn suburban or.in- ter-city centres, and eventually -open-toadways screened --on- both 'sldes by evergreen hedges to pre-~ Cvént the attention of drivers belng diverted to tho scenery. . "One hundred and fifty miles.an hour on a properly constructed .highway can easily-be safer than is 50 miles an' hou' on many roads where that.speed is legal today." is four times as big as its second agricultural crop--wheat. ~~ Speeds Seen which would call for "an increase -~ ___ The United States' cotton crop Modern Etiquette BY ROBERTA LE Et * ad 1.-What bride gifts? 2,--~Whén one has illness in the family and a friend says, "I am sorry," what response should be made? 3.-- Should one serve. hot dish. --es-at a summer luneheon: mr 4.--Isn't itetrue- that there is less gossip among country people than in the city? 5.--What docs the French word saute mean? 6.--What fcrm 'should one use to acknowlédge a. garden party: invitation? rule applies to..a displaying her wedding, Answers 1.--Sometimes the gifts are shown only to relatives and close friends," a few days before the wedding. Others, however, let all the guests at the reception view the gifts, a special room being set aside for displaying them. 2.-- "Thank you," is sufficient. 3,-- Yes, at least one dish should be hot. 4.--No. According to the old proverb, "Go into the country to hear what news is inh town," it would seem that there is more gossip in the county, 5.--It is a cookery term meaning, fried lightly and quickly in_a little hot fat, while being frequently turn- ed. Pronounce so-ta, o as in so, a as in take, accent last syllable, G.--Use the same form as the in- vitation. © This rule applies to any - invitation, : Keeping Pasture Herbage Edible Close Grazing to Prevent Coarse Growth Is Essen- tial In. order to kecp. pasture herd a condition as possible, close graz- Ing to prevent coarse growth is es- - sential, Under eastern climatic-con- ditions the rate of growth of pas- ture herbr-» is. not uniform "I throughou* the growing season, Fpl- early Spring to about the middle of June, there is usually . decided decline -and relatively slow growth through midsummer, with a slight recovery in the early Fall. The method of securing optimuin utiliz- ation 'of herbage under these con- ditions depends on the number. of stock carried. Where there is in- sulflcient stock to graze the Spring growth of herbage uniformly, mow- Ing the pasture is advisable to pre- vent a coarse stand of mature plants, Mowing when thy grasses are just headifig out will promote "an aftermalh of tender, nutritious "the mown grass if it i3 left lying on the_fleld, although they do not relish this coarse material before it 1s cut." ; i. Clifford Chambers Max, claimed te be the biggest bull in Britain, weighs 14 tons, and is owned by Ontario Farmers | tion fu Vietorla, last week. J known cure. The only hope is to be age in as palatable and nutritious lowing a rapid rate of growth frédm.-|- monly known as "fits" by surgery. | "device for tho cross-eyed (s_ now _ herbage. Live stock will-_consume. - 'and lenses. os Changing Oats They're Switching to the Rust- Resistant Varieties Oat growing in Western and Cen- tral Ontario was reported to be pas- sing through a transition period , with farmers switching to rust re- sistant varieties, according to a re- port presented * to the Canadian Seed Growers' Association conven- Overproduction of > reglstered - seed whéab in Alberta last year had brought hardships to seed growers 'of 'that province but reports from other branches including Quebec, Prince Edward Island and Nova' Scotia, indicated more satisfactory conditions although wet weather spoiled seed crops tn Eastern Can- ada, . ? Erban and Vanguard The Ontario report sald thgre was a "tremendous" demand for erban and vanguard 'oats varieties this year. > What Science "iis %- Doing x WAR ON VIRUS DISEASES Sclentific Investigators from all parts of America are preparing to virus diseases which plague manki launch a united' attack on the kind. Meeting in Harvard's School of Public Health last week they pooled all the available hiforma- tion on smallpox, yellow fever and infantile paralysis, and the closely allied "rickettsial" diseases. The virus dlseases--distinguish- ed from those caused by. .bacterla-- are. those for which there 43 no "able to perfect vaccines with which to,make human beings and animals immune from them. CURE EPILEPSY BY SURGERY Dr. Wilder G. Penfield of Mont. real Neurological Institute last week told of curing epilepsy, com- He described hls method as first questioning the patient to discover 'which scetion of the brain was sus- pect. ; The particular brain convolution which is the origin of the seizures is cut out, - HELP FOR CROSSED EYES "of teeth In' the past 10 years will For years, doctors have treated victims of strabismus (cross-eyes or wall-eyes) by strengthening. the imbalanced miuscles responsible for their condition. A new exercising _on_the market -- the stereo orth- { optic, which gives the affected eyes a non-fatiguing workout by the use of stereoscopic images and a com- 5 plicated rigging of lights, mirrors . Scout camp," declared President Grover Whalen of the New York fair's Boy Scout-camp site. . their Scout Promise, tries. _have been given the responsibil. _effect_upon the younger children "SCOUTING Rover Scouts will this. summer supervise the playgrounds section of the new Central Park at St. Thomas, In return the Rovers will have the use of a park build- ing as a "Rover Den." > "We could not feel that this great exposition--intérnational in i character as it is, and represent ing all the social 'and economic needs of our country--would be- completeif we did not have this World's Fair at the opening of the Representative Boy Scouts from all parts of the @ritish Isles toithe number of 1,000 gathered at St. George's -Chapel, Windsor Castl®, on St. George's Day, for the an- nual cefemony of re-affirming They were reviewed by the King and Queen in the castle quadrangle. Boy Scout circles are waiting, 'with some concern to learn wheth- 'er General Franco will disband the Boy Scouts of Spain; as has been done in other dictator coun- The Boy Scouts of Saskatoon ity this summer of protecting the trees on the city's boulevards from damage 'suffered in previous years, It is expected that the care given the treés by the Boy Scouts will have a desirable educational who have been largely responsible for thé damage done. Dentists will ~ Hold Spotlight In Public Health Improvement During the Next Ten Years, ItIs Predicted - = Dentists will hold the spotlight in public 'health improvement dur- ing the next 10 years, Dr. Eudore Dubeau, dean of the faculty of den- tistry of the University of Mon- treal told the Assoclation des Chir- urgieng Dentistes de Langue Fran- caise de I'Ameriquoe du Nord ton- vention In Montreal. ' Dr. Dubeau welcomed 400 den- tists from Canada and United States to the, three-day convention. "The importance:.of good teeth . is beyond the public's beliet," Dr. Dubeau stated. "The appalling neg- ligence which has marked the care' have disastrous results upon the people's health." ~ For quick relief from itching of ecsema, pimples, sth- - leta's foot, peabies, rashes and other guternaly df: , 8 rr DDD Err on: gam, ; pi irritation and quickly s @Scralching 42% | THAT REMINDS ME-- -OGDEN'S IS EASIER | TO ROLL a, ; It's such a smooth silky cigarette tobacto, this Ogden's Fine Cut. - The kind that's cut to roll right and to smoke right. Wise roll- your-owners choose Ogden's and they pick the best papers too - "Vogue" or '"Chantecler", OGD FINE CUT Hitler's Angels Dr, Robert Ley, Hitler's teetotal Labour Front leader, has told 3,000 Civil Servants at Frankfort- on-Main that "Germany is a para- dise and the German people the Choir of Angels." 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