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Gladioli b Country t fore the c The bloon at least tt in boxts . Instead from fo for Gla bulbs s are cov discus while snow, until gettin Pour iitltle i1 setting out youn spur, godetia; r0oots if they sI fected. Plants . got collapse suc show that the â€" almost entirely bare stump. Pri rosive sublimat; your plants, bu preventive mea be sure. It is cust before plat tacks from growers Ust quarter of limate diss peeling ths them their them in t keeping th of seventy Get Gladioli Ready for Planting This Spring Gladioli frost and they are they esta solutior remedy Blooming Season may he Advanced Ten Days by Starting the Bulbs in Boxes So that They Will ho Rooted Before Setting Them Out in the Border. THURKRSDAY,. APRIL 13TH, 10939 (Contribu Corro. TE THINE OF 871 A R Taking chanees is always silly, but it‘s especially so when it apâ€" plies to taking a chance on damâ€" aging your fine furniture in movâ€" ing. â€" Forâ€" careful, conscientious service, depend upon us,. WO WI//.? 8 you s u. W _ dont payâ€" l il] @ Lilc is worth living when you‘ve golt a job, and a wife and youngster at home, Of coursce, you plan to keep them happy. But, if yon died, who‘d pay the bills? Y our wifte? Certataly, for their protection, you can afford *25e¢ a day. That small amount will provide them witlr $6,000 ($50 a month far 10 vears), if you should drop out of the picture. And if xou live, as yvou.zshould, to be 635, TRANSFER F. N. WHALE 8 Reed Rlook 11 FPSCT icA LUUVESs L ~X1ICOLSOGN 10 Marshall Bik M hall HIaaAl j o ANarshall Block 11 In np 11 rikir CUI Th 1C AD 11 i f OI was the only surggon. In the reign of Edward IV a charter of incorpcration was given> to "the "‘Frecâ€"iran of the My:tery of the Barâ€" bets of the City of Mystery of the Faculty of Surgery." Thus the art of the surgecn and the trade of the barber wors combined. Governors of this combination were apâ€" pointed and this step may be said to have been the inception of what is now the Roval College of Surgeons of Engâ€" In the reign of Henry VIII, the barâ€" bers and surgeons of London were merged into one body under the rame of the "Mystery and Commonantly of the Barters and Surgeons of London," and Holbein the celeébrated artist, made a painting of the event. The charter of King Henry was conâ€" firmed by Charles 1, but in the reign of Gcorge II, the old union Oof the Barbers and Surgeons was dissolved and henceforth the surgeons of Engâ€" land were loft to strug:le along as best they could. They haven‘t made such 1CG VAIY D.P.H. The universal totem of the barker, the pole painted in alterniate stripes of red and white is familiar to everyone. Doss everyons know how it started? The history of this po‘se dates back from the Middle ages when the barber was the only surgeon. In the reign of Edward IV a charter pre ie . ind In ‘onnection of Barbers with Surgical Profession can arrange this I tection with a Nor Life representative, *Â¥ O311 1€ * get a re ould job â€" colo Jolun W. S. McCullough, M.D ficult to hand‘ie 10Oul in( ample at 30 yearse of age the inc College of eular 1t to The of good health this lowâ€"cost _ North Ame r, that make it raâ€" ndie. It is a doadly keep on hand mo:s seod up immediately; rful corrosive effeci st be mixed only in the income for life of anbetr ar yV rallh you â€"cost proâ€" American odson coni{ainâ€" ucalyptus has LW re times 31 Says Communism, Fascism, Teach End Justifies Means handage. But the if divorced from his former csccupation in England, survived for a long time in other lands. As late as 1864 in the south cof Spain, barber shops gencrally had a ncoiice that the barber did midâ€"wifery and surgery as well as shaving, and far| more recently Sir John Simon says that "he had the honour of being shayâ€" ed by a barber who had Pro. Virchow‘s (the great German pathologist‘s latest | publications on the bockâ€"shelf beside his basin." ! Forces of Evil and Their Teachings Cannot Combat Spirit of Easter Says Reyv. Wm. Mustard. The real sign is Easter should, said the speaker, be the reception into man‘s heart of a vision of eternity. However, today there were so many conflicting theories 2ven among the orâ€" ganizations which _ were trying â€" to achieve the same good end and there was so much chaos in men‘s minds that they were inclined to look upon Easter in a spirit of cynicism. One of the fundamental beliefs of the subversive ‘forces}y of Communism and. Fascisim was thatithe end justified the mcans, saitl Mr. Mustard. ~Chrisâ€" tianity on the other hand, did not beâ€" lieve that the end justified the means It was fallacious to cite the end, which might in itself be good, to justify mcans to that cnd which were wrong. Nineteen hundred ycears ago someâ€" thing came into man‘s life which has since not been snuffed outâ€"not even by the powerful forces Cf evil rampant toâ€"day, said Rev. William Mustard, speaking on Tuesday at the regular weekly mectinz of the Kiwanis Club in the Empire Hotel. The means to ansend must be in keeping with the truth or they ultiâ€" matecly would ‘fail, said Mr. Mustard. It was only by building on the highest and best principles that we ultimatecly could achieve anything worth while. Mtr. Mustard cited the case of a man who was converted away from Comâ€" munism after the Bolshevik blocd purge in which "the Pathers of Conlicderaâ€" tion" of the Russian Revolution lost their lives. The man was tired of the philosophy of hate which was Comâ€" munism and was ready. to the Christian philesophy of love. field, referring to Jesus Christ: "Gon Jew nor Roman c; tard said that dict able to take away hearts of mately would trat and through them, A. F. McDowell \ ing the meeting a Fulton was out of Frank Feldman All reality, ty They coul would aly evil. Sim were buil could not happiness. @uoting that the place thi: Fritz spEaker, : of thanks Sudbury up | (From Sudbury Stan) By the looks of things Sunday, Sudâ€" bury‘s men must have nezlected readâ€" ing the latest fashion books. Notf one gent was brave encu h to sport a bright red suit coat, caid by New York clothiers to be the coming thing this summer. as the male styles call for color and more color. One consolation about those overâ€"gaudy clothes they‘re threatening the wellâ€"drassed man with, is that they‘re taking a lonz time in eccming. They were first talked of back before the crash in ©29, and they haven‘t arrived yet. case you were thinking of sawing any diamonds on the clean tablecloth. Pulton was out Oof | Frank Feldman, from Florida was pl ing as was a new n recently of Rouyn. O, R. Kennie sp necessity for a full meeting and Phil R that the Kiwanis K place this year in . Fritz â€" speaker, and Ernic of thanks at the con tard‘s address. Toronto Starâ€"The sawdust resulting from the sawing of a diamond is black. We just thought we‘d let you know in from FI ing as 1 recently Forces oting the referring y Christ: * nor Romsa said that to take a Newark firemen and the Newark police fireboat Newâ€" arker fought a fire of undetermined origin in the hold of the 12,000â€"ton freighter Texan of the Americanâ€" always t1 Similarly built alon not hope , they could sicnmnifies blood andâ€" w i philos of â€"evil along y Man With wWErC not « triumph over as long as mg erroncous to achicyve a linc ronC opnay were the li : not as t] can Harm, A would y that light 1 the light wh ansform men n, the world. was in the cl as the Prosid f town. n, recently present at t y menyber, M spoke 1 attsndance al R. Kinkel anno Karnival woul« August. y introduced ) Kimz moved : the R ) forth n Hat Not Keeping the Fashions Kimz n clusion â€" of love. e apparently line today b t, said the sp the forces ph over thi long as our frC Ni Re briefly ndance the white the Jobr surre whereo any y â€" returned , the mectâ€" Mr. Ireton, ce at caclh announced would take chair adoent n y but e spea 5. Of â€"g those our. _1 line ncve from ich _ lastin FREIGHTER BURNS IN HARBOR ecither Musâ€" ver be m the _ ulltiâ€" hearts Mas on the YOte Musâ€" aker. WILIDn dur taie caclh C lives wC n *L THR PORCUPINE ADVANCR, ONTARIO Canadians in First Place as Talkers on Telephone Canadians continue to lead the world as the greatest talkers, but have yislded second place to New Zcalâ€" and in the mater of the nuurbcr of pcor 100 of population,> acâ€" cordinz to figures on woildâ€"wide teleâ€" phone development and usage, Just reâ€" leased by the statistical departm:nt of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company. For some yéars Caracga has vranked firss in the number of yearly converâ€" sations per Capita, and with 236.0 for 1937, cocmpared. with 2224 of the year previous, this lead in talking by teleâ€" phone is well maintained. Canada‘s ncearest contendér is the United States, which reparty(220.2 conversationis for the average man, woman and child durâ€" ing the yoar. The pecople of Great Briâ€" tain (and Northern Lieland) have only 464 conversations per capita, but cven then lead Germany, which with 40.1 is far down the list. Now Zealand reports 11.97 te‘lephones per hundred of population compared with Canada‘s 11.90. The United States is well to the fore with 15.09, while listed among the first five countries are to be «ound Sweden with 11.75, Denmark with 11.25 and Switzerland with 10.26. The average figure for the world is 1.79, Vancouver leads Canadian cities with 26.37 telephones per 100 population and is listed tenth among 95 of the world‘s leading citi¢s.. Toronto with 26.27 ranks second in Canada and eleventh in the world. Washington leads with 38.82 followed by San with 38.17 and Stockholim with 36.08. . North America with 21,050,000 teleâ€" phones has ever half the instruumsgnts in the world,. and New York City with cver 1,623,000 telephones has more than the combined total of Russia, China and British India, in which countriecs can ibe" found approximately eneâ€"haif the world‘s population. Northern Man‘s Leg Saved by Surgeons Opasatika Settler Home Again After Notable Treatment in Toronto. Toronto, wher best to save tI ly they were back to health tion. The doc que they wou home by East light this proj Levesque, wht Cochrane, April 12.â€"Jean Bapiists Lovesque, 41 year old settler, is back home at* Opasatika, near Hearst, in used as a and refus mands. . of the to: the anim him into dog‘s coll knocking leg with other Mr the dog. otlher Mr. Leve the dog. He it a tourniquet a tent the flow o The incidcnt bush not far {f Levesque has < got home. Frc en to the hosuo en to tiile nosDpilal at ment. He ~was sevel Hcearst, but despite the ( tion given him it app might have to have t amputated bofore his h restored. Later it was | to send the, injured m He spent three months Toronto, where the sur Huntingdon Gleanerâ€"*"In all my ‘ife I have had only one friendâ€"my dog,. a mongrel, like me. He always stood by me when I was in trouble, and I thought it was my duty to avenge his death." That is said to be the defence of a 38â€"yzearâ€"old villager named Cambra, of Sao Joao da Madeira, in the North of Portugal, now held for the murder of a motorist. More than year azo, Camâ€" bra was out walking with his dog when the motorist ran over the animal and killed it, then drove on. Accordinz to a statement he is said to have made, the villager took the number of the car, then bought a revolver and waited for revenge. light this prom Levesque, who children, was b for Easter with the skill and i and doctors. Gicbe and Mailâ€"In Spain the war sems to be all over except the shooting. d refused to ar inds. Mr. Leve the tcam with t e animal by th m into action. z‘s collar the a c. . PFrom his home ho was ie hosvital at Hearst for t He was several month: but despite the care and at en him it appscared as i aave to have the injured ted beofore his health woul Later it was found advis the, injured man to Tor: it three months in hospit? . where the surzcons did save the injured leg. Eveni were able to bring the health without a major amy lont tok far from has only From h hospital Heo â€"was doctors woud 1 Saster a promise who is h the h interest e to bring nout a major , s promised M have him cu and much to e was redsem 5 the father â€" his I at Hawailian line Much of the badly. the fa home e high: pasatika, hazy idea home he ome way or anâ€" nagzed to subdue handkerchief as ied to some exâ€" at â€" St C the squ2 s to the n of i id ‘dra line. This picture was taker the cargo had been removed. r of cigh Ovpasatik opinion 0 o surgeon sat his and how x Cr£ iths 1 att 1 red ould for his ies he down ._comâ€" : Tronis takinmn: agging or the t him, y righit der SQA C a1l:‘in their ho h Ti ~of ons i} 1c h \Candidate "Dares‘ _ Men to Vote for Him: ence?" The jJob doesn‘t pay anything anyhowâ€"but like other candidates, it‘s civic pride that urges meâ€"that and the fact if I am elscted T‘ll find a way to make the JCb pay. "Bschold America‘s most politician. I guarantee I‘ll not be on the job 30 days until I fird a way to make some mconey out of it. My canâ€" didacy is sponsored by 6,700 nonâ€"votsrs from Sonora (Mexico)â€"up to dats I haven‘t been able to contact voters from this side of the border. gales were dared Loughman, tomat filed his candidacy why : "Nogales‘ big cpportunity, and I mean bigâ€"240 poundsâ€"wWell, it was cold and I says to myself: ‘I haven‘t anything to do, anyhow, so what, so I‘ll run for mayor‘." So Lou: ‘hman continucd: "@ualifications? What‘s the differâ€" ‘"My platformâ€"is founded cn a gi1 and take basisâ€"you give and I‘ll tak "I guarantese to make a new deal ¢ it. I‘ll fire everybody now working : the city from the chief of police dow the city from the chief of police down â€"say, I‘ve got to fire that guy twice. I‘ll put friends of mine in svery office and only demand that they give me 20 per cent of their salaries and the guy that doesn‘t kick in geots kicked out. Lcoyalty is one thing I demand. 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