@) _ ean resist th a It ts an ob- Stinate cold indeed that ¢ direct double Action of Vicks. Rubbed on _ the chest, it acts 2 ways at ce? (1) Direct to air pas- Sages with its healing va- Pors released by body heat; Direct, like a poul- ? tice, it “draws out” the Over ANION CaS MEE WORLD HAPPENINGS Confidence Tn Future Helps People Over Lean Times | The prairies are not to be de- pressed by stock market disturb- ances of a present grain crop fall- ing somewhat short of earlier hopes | and expectations. The Canadian | West thinks In terms of next year’s | crop, and no matter how greatly it| is blessed at the moment an incor- rigible — and usually justifiable—op- | timism induces the most profound COD-LIVER OIL A WONDERFUL BUILDER ®, ?” Great Britain pends more on motor cars. 10,000,000 a y than) rels in the forest, no squirrel goes hungry. When lions have eaten their The Canadian National Exhibition | ing belt. held at Toronto, Ontario, is now in its | The value of land and ye buildings connected with the exhib: Marron Glace crepe satin with the jabot collar made of the dull sur- face, black sheer velvet, the jabot collar of deep ecru lace, canton crepe in bottle green and army blue crepe with sapphire crystal buckle fasten- P The RAMSAY Co. Sep! ATENTS List Of “Wanted Inv ntions"* Information and | dant meal, nt Free On Request. 273 BANK st, OTTAWA, Oni. fill, they sleep in the jungle and raise no objection to the jackals cleaning up the remnants of their too-abun- In wild nature, where there is enough to eat, all eat, Only man, made in God's image, is capable and che: Catarrh Heat and inhale Minard’s. Ex- cellent for colds in head, throat st. 4 de chine are outstandingly smart. Pattern price 25 cen to fill in size of pattern. Pattern Department. and Winter Fashion Mag cents, but only 10 cents when ordered with a pattern How To Order Patterns . Be sure Address = = The New Fall| Cigarette Papers Large Double Bock 120 Leaves Finest You Can Buy? AVOID IMITATIONS of filling his granfries full to over- flowing, and then permitting other human beings to go short of bread. Men wander the city streets begging for enough to buy a meal, actually in |sight of enough food to cause them all to die of over-eating if they had an opportunity to mingle with it. Any wild beast could teach man the fun- Address—Wiomipeg Newspaper Union, 175 McDermot Ave., Winnlpeg "Pattern Nov,.s-.ce- Blz0~ oe ee0e OO eee————————EEEE TOWM cco mecscscerssesevsmconssors os n | ick Relief! PUTNAMS Corn Extractor damental principle of humanitarian- ism.—The Western Producer | know what Ananias did for a living." | Se 3oredom is now regarded as being detrimental to results in factories |and workshops as is fatigue Recipes For This Week Ailantic Air Service | ° Important Question Is Type Of © ratt } Safest and Most Suitable Canadians will await with Interest) details of the negotiations the Feder- al Government is said to be carrying on with an airways corporat’on 1ook~ ing to the establishment of a fly @ service hetween this country &n hGreat Britain. ‘The project, as so far divulged, contemplates the use of fly- ing boats, large enough to accommo~ date 50 passengers, and which would also be used for the transportation of mall and express. The route would embrace Greenland and Scot- land, and the ‘planes would have a non-stop cruising radius of 1,000 miles. Regular air services across the At- lantic and other seas are bound to come, and the question chiefly re- solves itself into the type of craft that is the safest and most suitable. The world flight of the Graf Zeppelin and the experimental flights of eel R-100 and R-101, in Great Britain Suggest that the dirigible is the ae est form of craft for long non-stop fi'ghts. However, numerous stops are Event To Be Staged In Oe pected To Be zargest O} Kind Ever Held ; invitations are being sen! Fics Jian Government to many attend the World's Grain 4 Conference to be held 1932. This ex- by the Cana¢d countries to Exhibition aH : egina, in August, atte promises to be the lane a its kind ever held. Pea, offered in prize money. Brees for wheat, oats, barley, Tye and other grains and seeds will Lae bably attract growers from all nites the world for prizes offered for thes: classes run from $500 to $15,000. ak example, hard red spring, hard re in the use of flying (About 18 cakes cups flour. tablespoon baking powder. teaspoon salt. tablespoons sugar. egg. cups milk, tablespoons melted butter. Orange marmalade. Extra sugar. Mix and sift dry ingredients, Add beaten eggs and milk. Beat thorough- ly and add butter. Drop by large spoonfuls on a hot greased griddle. When puffed, full of bubbles and cooked around the edges turn and cook on the other side. Spread cakes with orange marmalade. Roll up like jelly rolls. Sprinkle with sugar and Serve at once. ot co ee to VANILLA RICE PUDDING 1 package vanilla junket. % cup maple sugar. 1 pint milk. two countries, | Aviation, MARMALADE GRIDDLE CAKES jpoats in the proposed British-Cana- dian service, and, provided winter 1... a4 is also the class for white, Weather conditions do not operate | medium or late oats, First Bre al Fe ee nae “| as high as $2,500, and there are uture in No) fan 4 . An aerial passenger, mail, and ex- press service between Great Britain and Canada should add to social and commercial intercourse between the The King Govern- ment has been deeply interested in some very definite contribution to sone nro fetta a ; a coe world knowledge on these important may fini advisable in = tant future to create a Ministry of with a Minister solely charged with the development of fly- hi eS a See ee cebushing |the capital of the province of Sas- aviation contacts with tries—Regina Daily Post. other Russians Are Thorough Man Supposed Dead Can Be Identified By Stammer, Say Officials Some things are done thoroughly coun- it, ii bo 1 cup boiled rice. Place rice in bottom of desert glasses, sprinkling maple sugar over Dissolve junket in lukewarm milk, and pour over rice. Let Stand in @ warm room until firm, then chill. Any left-overs of cereal, etc., may be used instead of the rice, Our Embattled Farmers Through Organization Are Defying the Wheat Buyers Of the ‘The embattled farmers of the west- ern Canada wheat pool are defying the wheat buyers of the world mar- kets. Millions of bushels for profit but not a cent for loss! Board had more courage and vision, the American farmers would also be in Russia. For example. Dmitiri Pe- trovich has been missing for some time from his home near Leningrad. As he is a person of some importance an official notice has been issued of- fering a reward for the recovery of his body. It seems to be believed that he has been drowned in the Neva. As an aid to the identification of the body, it is emphasized that “he is spe- cially to be recognized by the fact that he stammers.” Critics of this no- tice apprehend that if the corpse stammers when it talks, the supersti- tious peasant who makes the discoy- ery will flee the thing instead of re- vealing its where abouts, Started In Small Way Adolph Gobel, millionaire frank- furter, laid the foundation of his for- tune in a little sausage-shop in in the defiance—and in the money a ittle later. ele _te— _At isa resrasinng spec- see a hundred thousand farmers, secure in their technical market position, calmly wating for their turn to play.—Wall Street Mag- azine. In a new settlement near Duisberg, in Germany, although there are 442 houses; there is only one chimney. All the houses are supplied with heat and hot water from one house, which oc- cupies the middle of the settlement and all cooking is done by gas. Light- ing is electric. Wedding rings were made of agate and iron in ancient Roman times, Brooklyn, near a public school. He Serre ie eiiidren for piping hot “pups.” The rage spread to adjacent seats of learning. So far into the moneyed row did Herr Gobel travel that his son can afford to play around the waters of New York with a luxurious yacht. French Children Play At Aviation - Aviation has become so popular in France that children are having ground races in miniature airplanes, mounted on three wheels. At Baule, the popular bathing beach, many con- tests are being held on the sands. One of the planes was labelled “Paris-New York.” Lemonade was invented in the sey- enteenth century. ii id white winter, soft red winter, us winter wheat are in the $15 000 prize twenty-six to fifty prizes to a class. ‘The Conference to be held at the saine time as the exhibition, will, it is expected, attract the world's great- est experts on agronomy, entomology, farm machinery, etc., who will make subjects. Regina, where this promising at- traction i8 to be held, is a very mod- rn city of about 55,000. population, katchewan and situated in the centre of the greatest grain growing area in the world. For Automobile Protection Penitentiary Inmate Patents New Safety Device An inyention by an Ohio peniten- Ohio tiary prisoner may make automobile” theft more difficult than it is at pres- ent. Lawton Hilemann, 22, of Akron, serving a sentence of from seven to 15 years for burglary, has filed with a patent attorney an application for a patent on his dual auto contro! igni- tion. When the motor is stopped, it auto- matically locks the ignition, steering wheel and starting switch. The mech- anism can be enclosed in a box six inches square and four inches high and mounted beneath the dash board. All men in Turkey between 18 and 60 years are required to spend ten days a year working on the roads, or to pay $4 as exemption. 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