ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS_ ‘AND MATSQUI NEWS

WORRIED ABOUT
YOUR HEALTH?

TAKE SASKASAL

Nature givés to Canada in munificent

Marder Among Birds

| baie,

| Curator Tells Of Many Tragedies He
| Has Seen

|g, Bitds often munter each other,"|
| According to P. A. Traverner, curator
jof birds at the National Museum,

| Ottawa, a delegate at the convention

PROMINENT IN A

USTRIAN POLITICS

abundance the natural Mineral Salts jor the American Ornithologists’ | >
found in Little Manitou. These medi-_ | ty io, ba HOE sales ail
cinal Salts are refined and prepared | Union Snot always the big
by expert Chemists in the form of | birds that kill the little birds, Birds
SASKASAL SALTS, j will tackle others of their own
ees ! as turn gives be | Species, just like humans.”
‘anadians in simple form—easy an 7 ; ;
pleasant 20: taNee  clegaain puri- | During his rambles while studying
Ving, medicinal products of Natu birds Mr. Taverner has several times *
Chatis the simple story of SASKASAL | come upon the remains at murdered s
Salts, so helpful to you in regaining your birds, and often seen the d 1
Jost health and maintaining it in Joyous Side ooo he used) COnre
vigour. Ifyou sulferfrom Gonstipstion, | mitted. ‘There are even murder mys-
Indigestion, eS ue idoay teries, he says.
or r troubles—take SASKASAL er 7 c
Balis. Atal Drug StareoGe, to |_ “A case of wanton murder occurred CIGAR ET.TE: PA PERS 2
: a in a long-bill gullery on a small stony
island near the north end of Lake = = = = Gare ge os dae
WORLD HAPPENINGS Winnipeg. Young gulls of all ages Above are two personalities in the new Austrian cabinet which was Amenities Of The Road Tomb Among Buddhists
were hiding between boulders and changed after the recent Fascist coup by Prince von Starhemberg. Left is —
BRIEFLY TOLD under weeds while a few of the older | Dr. Ludwig Draxler, Minister of Finance, and, right, Major Eduard Baer von| Lack Of, Courtesy Of The Man} yg. Scientist Will Be Buried In
ones were paddling in the water off|Baarenfels, new Minister for the Interior and Security, Behind The Wheel eee Chinese Monastery =
Emperor Haile Selassie ordered a sae ae saute ae fea et Mie?) OA i Bn CAPrane a) Sau = My VReus The question of the courtesy and) Alan Priest, curator of the Orien- i
chieftain of the Jijiga, region flogged circled in great excitement over New Census OF Stars National Memorial temperament of motor drivers has! tal department of the Metropolitan
for cowardice in battle. The troops & nearby lake. One of the large birds, . Soe come to the fore of late through the| museum has a newly completed tomb
SiaN@estiitSed inn waa “aa a ie phOperty while it winged by, took what seemed | Discloses Number, Size Of Sun, Not! wi Be Unveiled On Vimy Ridge) suggestion.of a widely-read magazine | waiting for him in the Buddhist mon- bf
was turned over to another Ethiopian to be a casual peck at one of the Previously Identified July 26, 1936 that the automobile is the ruination astery of Chief Tai Ssu, or the Mon-
eaactee birds Swimming. The young bird was An astronomical star census, by a Canada’s nationa™ memorial on| of tempers. astery of the Ordaining ‘Terrace. -~
Saab thee Cah the odiictioa tnithe<cta distressed and as if its disorganized aes reported to the National Vimy Ridge will be unveiled on Sune Consideration of this phase of the The religious structure, 25 miles t
eA ty __| Struggles were a signal, a consider- cademy of Sciences at Charlottes- day, July 26, 1936, Hon. Ian Mac-| subject leaves the impression that| from Peiping, dates back to the third E
or long distance telephone calls is} able portion of the adults turned onj ville, Va., increases the theoretical kenzie, minister of national defence,| there is something in the mere act] century A.D.
byytha ya the unfortunate bird and in’ a few| mathematical chances of life lke that) soig. ‘lot driving a car which causes one to| In the communal graveyard, dating r
system. Exfective Dec. 1, the reduced] moments only a few drifting feathers|0n earth existing elsewhere in the The announcement was made in| forget all, or nearly all, the cSmmon| back to the Ming dynasty, Mr. 3
rates apply throughout the province. were left to tell of the tragedy.” Universe, = ‘ 4

Rear-Admiral Carey T.) Grayson,
head of the United States Red Cross,
said Japan has sent enough surgical
materials to the International Red
Cross to care for 10,000 Ethiopian
wounded.

Drastic overhaul of Britain's ship-
ping regulations is in sight. The evi-
dence gathered by the board of
trade inquiries coupled with the
growing toll of British ships lost at
sea is creating wide uneasiness,

The successful finish of the world's
largest piece of glass, the 200-inch
mirror or “eye” of the world's largest
telescope, was revealed at the Corn-
ing glass works. This huge telescope
mirror was poured Dec. 2, 1934 and
has been cooling ever since.

Elimination of the Alberta debt
adjustment legislation and the whole
subject brought within the jurisdic-
tion of Dominion legislation was urg-
ed in a resolution sent to federal
authorities by the Calgary Board of

Another time Mr. Taverner saw a
small hawk that had dared to fly
through a flock of gulls, glide down
to the water, and the whole flock set
upon it, leaving only a little blotch of
brown jetsam. A red-tailed hawk
and a raven fought to the death on
Point Pelee, and another clear case
of murder occurred in a gullery in
the St. Lawrence, when a young gull
wandered out of its territory and was
killed with one stroke of the heavy
bill of ancther gull.

Cousin Pays Visit

Buffalo Resident Comes To Canada
To Greet Lord Tweedsmuir

William Buchan Reid of Buffalo,
who used to go to school in Scotland
with a young cousin, John Buchan,
whom he regarded as a dreamer,
crossed the border on his way to Ot-
tawa to see, for the first time in 40
years, the young dreamer, now Lord)

This report does not discuss the
Possibilities of life, but shows a larger
number of stars the s'ze of our sun
tham previously identified. Its new
star census fits directly into the
statistics by which astronomers have
been calculating the chances that
there might be other suns with
planet families and evolutions just
just like ours. :

Suck an “accident” was once con-
sidered remote. Lately the almost
incredible multiplication in the esti-
mated numbers of stars has caused
astronomers to consider the “acci-
dent” of exact similarity more pos-
sible, and the census shows the ex-
istence of an increased number of
Specific places where there might be
duplication.

The star count Was made on
“dwarf” and “giant” stars by P. Van
de Kamp and A. N. Vyssotsky of the
Leaner McCormick observatory,
University of Virginia.

the course of the minister's address
at the 10th “birthday party” of the
Canadian Legion, celebrated by a
banquet at which 1,200 ex-service
men, their wives and friends were
present.

In the ,chair was Brig.-General
Alex. Ross, C.M.G., of Yorkton, Sask.,
Dominion president of the Canadian
Legion, who called for a period of
silence, out of respect for the mem-
ory of the late Admiral Jellicoe.

Hon. C. G. Power, minister of pen-
sions, recalled there were 40,000 com-
rades on the roll of the unemployed,
and 12,000 more, in receipt of small
pensions for war disabilities, are on
departmental relief. “Many are no
longer employable in an age of keen
economic competition. Their plight
has attained the proportion of a na-
tional problem," he said.

requirements of courtesy.

Recently we had cause to com-
ment on the fact that few Canadian
drivers will dim their headlights for
4@n approaching car, even when re»
quested to do so by repeated action
of the other driver in dimming the
lights. It is truly amazing how our!
dispositions suffer when we are be-
hind the wheel of a motor car. We
feel aggrieved at the driver who tries
to pass us, and speed away in a
cloud of dust. We try to cut in
ahead of the other fellow, we de-
mand our half of the road and prob- |
ably a little more, and we probably —
consider the other driver always in
the wrong,

We suggest that motorists give
honest consideration to this subject,
make up a list of just how you feel
| towards the other driver on various

Big Brother Movement

| + you will likely be greatly
| surprisea to learn that you lack
| courtesy when behind the wheel of|

Priest has his tomb. It is the typical
Buddhistic form of shaped, gray
bricks, rising ten feet and looking not
unlike a creme de menthe bottle. It
is overshadowed by a great pagoda
and other shrines 400 years old. Giant
evergreen trees equally ancient give
shade.

At present the plaque on the tomb
merely carries the date of erection
in Chinese characters, but it might
some day include the character “Pu,”
Mr. Priests's name in Chinese.

In order to receive this special
favor of resting in death among the
monks, the American made friends

| with the chief abbott of Chieh Tai

Ssu, and in a minor way is cons‘dered
one of his followers. Mr. Priest,
after graduation from Harvard, par-
ticipated in an archaeological expedi-
tion to China, speaks and reads
Chinese, and is one of America's
leading sinologists. He put the finish-
ing touches to a book manuscript on
Chinese subjects while on leave in

| ————- - your car. '
' Religious Differences Are Buried In Peiping. .
Trade. Tweedsmuir and governor-general of Forgotten Fortunes Peanep Tribute To Worker The restoration of courtesy in web
The Irish Transatlantic Corporation| Canada. =, | driving, friendly, willing courtesy, 5 5
Gecided to press for the appointment| The cousins last saw one another| British National Debt Commission] Frank ‘T. ier ed Ra Oo ) ematn Fes step. in jal Grim Curio For Sale
of a select committee of the House| in Aberdeenshire, Scotland, four de- Holding Sum Totalling $20,000,000 | big brother movement, who died re-| =F ide safety RA Let

of Commons to inquire into an alleged
attempt to create a monopoly of the
north Atlantic air route for the bene-
fit of certain interests to the exclu-

cades ago. William Reid is four
years older than the governor-gen-
eral.

“John was brought up in a manse

Forgotten fortunes being held by
the British National Debt Commis-
sioners now total nearly $20,000,000

ing to an in

cently, was buried in Toronto. Par-
ticipating in the funeral service were
a Jewish rabbi, a Roman Catholic
priest, a United Church minister, a

| us think courtesy and follow through
| with action—St, Catharines Stand-
ard.

Cabinet Owned by Notorious Poisoner
Has Sinister History

A large, highly-ornamented cabi-

net, with a sinister history, was on

a

2es¢2

London. The sum represents the value | juvenile court judge, and a judge of
the domestic relations court.

and I on a farm,” Mr. Reid said

sion of other companies. the
here, “but we went to the same| of British Government securities and

Advertising Man Dies

view in London at Selfridge's recent-
1
their accumualted dividends which

Mounties Sees

Five Members Taking Course. At
Universities In Canada

The famed Royal Canadian Mount-
ed Police Force which hasn't many
“mounted” members to-day, is strik-
ing out in a new direction with the
Purpose of increasing its efficiency
“to always get their man.”

In conjunction with a new move
instituted by Commissioner Sir James
MacBrien, drill instructor H. Perlson
is attending law school at the Uni-
versity of Alberta, one of five mem-

School together. I was not surprised
to hear he had become a writer, for

I surprised when, they elected him to
the house of commons. But when he
became governor-general of Canada,
|I thought it was about time to look
| him up again.”

Delicious Crisp Cookies

This Recipe Proves They Are Easy
To Make
Temperature: 400 degrees F.
Time: 15 minutes.

he was always a bookworm. Nor was | original’ purchasers.

have never been claimed by the
One of these
holdings—in Consols—is worth near-
ly $1,000,000. No one has ever at-
tempted to claim it. An English
woman living in Marseilles, France,
did not even know that she possessed
a fortuné amounting to $230,000 with

accumulated dividends totalling near-| Jesson.

ly $100,000. For years she had lived
by borrowing or begging from rela-
tives or neighbors. ‘It is difficult to
give the reason for the overlooking

Rabbi Sachs read from the Psalms,
Father Michael McGraw and Rey,
Gilbert Agar led in prayer and Rey,
C. A. Gowans spoke on Mr. Sharpe's
religious life. Judge Hawley Mott
Spoke of Mr. Sharpe's work in the big
brother movement and of his achieve-
ments with the youth of Toronto, and
Judge Hosking read the Scripture

a
| A ferret killed 497 chickens before
pels: recaptured, after escaping
from its cage at Mansfield, England.

of what in many cases are subst.
tial fortunes,” an official of the Na-

Sawfish snouts are used to spear

John Nelson McKim Was A Leader
In Advertising Circles

John Nelson McKim, 74, a former
leader in Canadian advertising
circles, died at his home in Montreal
after a brief illness.

Born in Napanee, Ont., Mr. Mc-
Kim joined his brother, the late An-
son McKim, in the A. McKim and
Company advertising concern follow-
ing his arrival in Montreal early in
the present century. 4

He later became secretary-treasurer
of the A. McKim, Limited, when the
firm changed its namé, and in 1917,

It was. given to Lucrezia Borgia,
the notorious “mass” poisoner of the
Renaissance period, by her brother,
Caesar. It contains dozens of secret
drawers in which Lucrezia is reputed
to have kept liqueurs and wines. The
most interesting feature, however, is
the key, in the handle of which is
hidden a needle which remained em-
bedded in a deadly poison.

Lucrezia’s enemies often attempt-
ed to open the cabinet, but their
ignorance of the existence of the
needle meant a swift death in terrible
agony.

7 ¥ The cabinet was later given by
bers taking seen a course. 2 Squares unsweetened chocolate tional Debt Commissioners said. | heaa models by various savage tribes, | on* the death of his’ brother, was ap- Cardinal de Medici to Czar Alexander
Another who qualified for this} 3% cup shortening —— ——————— === | Pointed president. He retired in L, and remained in the possession of
special training is Lance Corporal % cup sugar oo bso 5 Rosa h ;
P, santa ‘h ff until 1917. It
James MacBrien, drill instructor of % cup “Crown Brand” Corn Syrup Knit and Purk Your Way t& Stybe auction pascal
the Saint John detachment and son| 2 eggs, unbeaten , This Excuse Is New It is now owned by Baron von
of the commissioner. ¥% cup flour == Landauer, and is for sale at £3,000.
It is understood a “mountie” is at-| 1, cup Benson's Corn Starck Ether Used On Windshield Put ‘ gests

tending Jaw lectures at each of the

following places: Dalhousie Univers- |~

ity, Halifax; University of New
Brunswick, Saint John; McGill Uni-
versity, Montreal; University of Sas-
katchewan, Saskatoon, and Univers-
ity of Alberta, Edmonton.

Carrying Out Contract

Bodies Of Chinese Being Sent To
Native Land

A contract with the dead, assuring
their peaceful rest by the side of their
honorable ancestors in far away
China, was on its way to fulfillment.

In Mount Auburn cemetery of
Stickney at Chicago, diggers were
exhuming the bodies of 400 Orientals
under direction of the Chinese Con-

teaspoon vanilla
cup finely chopped nuts
Method: Melt the chocolate in the
top of a double boiler. Remove from
heat and add the shortening, sugar,
“Crown Brand” Corn Syrup, eggs,
flour, Benson’s Corn Starch and van-
illa, beating the whole mixture thor-
oughly, being sure the eggs are add-
ed one at a time. Spread the mixture
on baking sheets which have been
oiled with Mazola. Sprinkle with
nuts and bake in a hot oven, Cut
while warm. These cookies are very
| crisp and easily made.
|

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Substitute For Explosives
| Compressed Air Used For Dislodging
j

Driver To Sleep

The judge at Denver, Colo., sus-|
pended Mrs. Cora Huddleton’s $5 fine
for reckless driving—through a plate
glass window—when she told this
story: “I am a saleswoman for a sur-
gical supply company and was carry-
ing a bottle of ether, wv ing it on the
windshield to keep sleet from freezing
there. The bottle spilled over and
put me to sleep. The crash awaken-
ed me.”

A Special Command
“Halt!” yelled the sergent to a new
Squad of recruits. But one of theni}
marched on.
“Here, Jones, what were you doing
before you joined the army?” yelled
the sergeant.

Largest Fleet Afloat

Amasses Quite A Considerable For-
tune With Sailing Ships

Captain Gustaf Erikson of Mar’en-
hamn, Finland, former sea captain
and now owner of the largest “wind-
jammer” fleet afloat, is sending five
of his largest vessels to Australia.

On arrival at their destination they
will be loaded with grain and other
merchandise for Britain.

Captain Erickson, whois credited
with having amassed a considerable
fortune with his sailing ships has a
fleet of 26 vessels with a ross ton-
nage of 68,670.

‘Proving Their Manhood

solidated Benevolent Association.| Copihineaiines b+ “A horse driver, sir,” replied] Coming into manhood, Polynesian

During their Ufetime it had pledged| A blast of compressed air is being Pe boys must go through a series of

on conditions of payment of a stipu-| used for dislodging coal from seams When the squad was marching tests to prove their worth. The tests

ea asec See sare eee pg th aera ae again the sergeant cried: “Squad| completed, their backs are tattooed
. e land o 5 x 8. eel |

fathers and in the cepulchres of their
families.

The pouch of the full-grown peli-

| cylinders charged with air at a pres-
|sure up ‘to 15,000 pounds to the

square inch are inserted in drill holes.
| The air is released through a valve

4

The dressy type of sweater-blouse

importance for every sort of daytime occasion: a
knit one for yourself—you may be able to finish it in time to wear Christ-

is becoming of more and more fashion
Why not get to work and

halt! Jones, whoa!”

Jewels Determine Rank
Precious stones of different colors

with sharks’ teeth. If so much as
a muscle twitches during the ex-
tremely painful process, the boys are
banished from the tribe.

can is capable of holding seven operated by remote control. The coal|mas day! This new costume features an unusual Recorayon of anes wily are worn by the various ranks of as ‘ i $6 ;
7 | a ' -patti in the body of the sweater is jus i “Tom proposed to me in his auto.”
quarts of water. is pushed out of the seam in larger|ted pleats. The interesting self-pattern ue snowy 06 ths, simple Knittea| C™2ese mandarins, ‘The highest Prop

2

Medicated
with ingredients of

Vicks VapoRub

|chunks than when blasted and is
therefore more valuable. The greater
safety for the miners is the prime
| factor.—New York Herald Tribune.

Americans are said to purchase

knitting and purling—though you'd ney 4 i
skirt and you will have an easily-made outfit which will win many compli-

ments for you.

» In pattern 5484 you will find directions for making the blouse and a
plain skjrt in sizes 16-18 and 38-40; an illustration of the blouse and of all

stitches used; material requirements.
To obtain this pattern send 20 ce:

nts in stamps or coin (coin preferred)

rank wears a red ruby or pink tour-
maline; the next rank wears coral or
garnet; the third rank beryl or lapis
lazuli; and the bottom rank white
rock, crystal, or other stones.
————_

“Indeed?”
“And I refused him in the hos-
pital.”

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