or
a
Dhh
Of
Gardening
hs
Limost
possible
.to
,ee
tt
as
rrow.
They
were
slow
get-
iavay
but
now
they
are
mak-
for
lost
time.
The.
delay
has
Fp
largely
caused
by,
cool
nights.
ool
that
It
has
held
every?
back,
arles
Balagno
and
W
O.
Ful
-.ave
what
almost
looks
lite
a
la
farm.
I
suppose
there
never
ecn
so
large
a
collection
of
las
In
one
place
In
the
history
rlnce
Rupert.
Many
of
them
Ihe
small
witness
variety.
the
show"
this
year
competi-
ln
sweet
peas
Is
likely
to
be
keen.
This
week
I
visited
Frank
he's
garden,
Tom
;Eeattys
and
Murray's
and
all
have
what
Jllkely
to
be
prize
possibilities.
are
numbers
of
others
who
taking
forward
to
entering
and
should
be
a
good
display.
driving
around
the
city
it
is
Iclear
that
much
more
interest
ing
taken
in
the
gardens
than
before
There
is
not
a
block
out
its
quota
of
Interesting
tns.
Tom
Beatty
has
a
rather
be
place
It
is
off
the
beaten
on
Tenth
avenue
and
would
be
seen
unless
you
searched
.
The
back
garden
is
the
best
lot
it
It
is
divided
into
small
V.
Kot
ifAAn
est
fViaf
It
isy
to
get
near
any
of
the
Irs.
His
pansies
have
been
rful
and
he
has
all
sorts
of
jtits
of
annuals.
of
the
outstanding
features
.
Beatty's
place
is
the
young
ill
Lupin
bed.
Two
of
the
is
nave
aireaay
Dioomea
ana
Down
are
quite
up
to
expecta-
Mr,
Beatty
is
to
be
compli
ed
ca
his
outstanding
garden.
BRITAIN
USES
CRUISERS
TO
TRAIN
LAND
TROO
PS
f
uaaaaaaaBwsaBaaaBEflaSRn
'Saaaaaaaaam
.iaaaw'
St&jKfStffi'
The
three-R"s
rule
hasn't
a
thing
to
do
with
the
training
of
these
boys,
who
are
being
prepared
for
th-
Briu.h
iuvy,
as
part
of
Britain's
rearmament
program.
Shortage
of
shore
training
establishment
ha
resulted
In
cruisers
of
the
reserve
fleet
being
allocated
for
this
purpose.
The
gas-masked
pupils
are
shown
during
six-Inch
gun
drill
aboard
the
HM.
Calcutta,
at
Chatham,
Eng.
h.
EXPERIENCE
Lady
Twecdsmuir
and
Lady
Wil
llngdon
Compare
Notes
In
London
the
modernizing
of
the
castle.
If,
ment
at
the
practice
of
non-lntro-
as
may
nappen,
this
proves
im-
i
di'ctlon
at
dances.
Hostesses
do
not
possible,
she
may
have
to
find
a
;
introduce
young
people
to
each
ITLT
fi
4
t
1
T
4
smaller
and
more
convenient
home,
other,
possibly
because
they
do
not
III
L,rt
m
Urt
Fcr
M
sne
explained,
servants
who
know
all
their
guests,
even
by
sight
Servant
Problem
will
put
up
with
out-of-date
equipment
have
vanished
and
a
castle
requires
a
staff.
Solving
Old
Problem
The
servant
problem
in
England
seems
to
be
rtearing
solution.
The
Union
of
Domestlds
now
has
an
organizer
duly
appointed
by
the
Trade
Union
Coneress
Miss
BmI.
Activities
of
Duchesses
and
Maids
rice
Bezzant
has
training
and
where
hose
who
may
"
not
know
.
ll.t.
.
.
.
.....
it
Is
Just
beyond
Jarvls
Mc-
Ul
nnun
1MCS
qualifications
that
appear
to
fit
ts
home
on
Tenth.
Jarvis
too
ner
aamtraDiy
lor
this
trying
job.
very
cr
atly
improved
garden
By
Mollie
JieGeei
Daughter
of
a
farm
laborer
In
bear
U
is
well
kent
and
has
LONDON.
July
ti:
(ui
i-aay
wwEnire
sne
leu
scnooi
ai
i
10
l"
-
.
.
W.
1
I
.
JH
.
HA
!
T-W
1
.
.
J.JWfSUng
Uowers
in
It.
.
ittusmmr
ejjcrici;ca
in
bo
rive
yema
uiit
nada
as
recounted
by
the
wife
of
she
went
to
a
working
woman's
Jtlng:
of
the
Russell
Lupins,
the
the
governor-general
during
her
college
on
a
scholarship.
She
be
ll
plants
I
have
seen
anywhere
visit
in
England
are
proving
en
fewer
and
fewer
marriages
are
re
suiting
from
the
get-togethers
acknowledged
as
society
season
affairs
and
more
and
more
mothers
are
nsldering
"coming
out"
merely
an
expensive
racket.
Following
Old
Trail
to
Coast
Ja
Bob
Yates'
garden.
He
has
tcrtalnlng
to
her
friends.
to
the
college
as
a
member
of
the
as
possible
,
to
those
which
Alex
pber
either
in
bloom
or
very
At
a
meeting
of
the
Canadian
domestic
staff,
then
went
to
Ox-
ander
Mackenzie
and
his
little
11
I
have
one
small
one
In
Group
at
the
overseas
liud.
a;
lord
on
a
Bursary,
sne
lelt
tne
pariy
exptnencea
wnen
mey
maae
and
anyone
curious
to
see
which
she
was
guest
of
honor,
she
university
with
a
diploma
in
econ-
the
overland
trip
145
years
ago
from
'
do
so.
It
is
behind
the
house
:ald
she
had
done
almost
every-
omlcs
and
political
science,
a
cer-
Blackwater
River
to
the
sea
here,
as
there
is
no
one
at
:home
thing
in
Canada
and
had
"even
tificate
in
social
training.
Raymond
T.
Zillmer,
Milwaukee
of
the
time
all
you
have
to
'rn
trouwrs"
in
the
West.
Ladr
"Long
hours
are
the
worst
lawyer,
and
a
friend
have
arrived
...il
.
,
.
,
Mnlllnitil.n
.(fn
it
q
fftTmpr
cm
trAllhlA
ff
rinmpcH
crvJn
le
Via
Viotn
Av
ot
trod
TTonH
mfln1
Mf-
a!so
has
several
cominz
In
ernor-general,
immediately
spoKe
conienuon.
iTier
is
no
necessity
rled
a
seventy-pouna
pack,
zillmer
.
a
...
..
...
,,r
t
nrit
T'onmiii
r'c
pvnjniT
in
inr
inpm
11
vnn
nnvp
nrnnpp
nr.
i
nraot
oim
rfir
nr
mo
iircT
pv.
Classified
FOR
SALE
FOR
RENT
come
Into
a
title,
is
taking
all
the
istw
of
lnbcr.
Nearly
1.000,000
wo-grandeur
that
goes
with
it
simply
men
in
B-itain
had
helped
to
frame
aild
more
or
less
as
a
matter
of
it
and
thousands
of
copies
were
course-
nri"ted
id
tlm.
for
the
golden
To
a
reporter
fortunate
enouah
jubilee
meetln
of
the
internatlon-to
meet
her
at
a
large
tea
at
tue
al
Council
at
Edinburgh
last
week
'
Canadian
High
Commissioner's
.
The
nine
points
lay
down
detail-Jhome
she
confessed
that
at
first
ed
conditions
on
free
time,
holl-
SALE-
Pleasure
boat
June
she
had
been
terrified
but
that
days,
overtime,
inenas,
wages,
ac-
in
ii
iinii.it
.
.
m
a
w
n
n
miiTi
n
-t
nn
mi
(
i.inii.
vuiii
muuu
iiijiii
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v
avb-v.
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ii
IIHICH,
OillJJl
Ul
1V1U111"
1
"
"
,
I,n11,,
mnHnrari
U'prp
Hint
111
niflA
.
I'UUIUilirilb.
as
the
people
at
home
though,
of
I
Minimum
wages
for
resident
!
course,
there
were
the
'high
hat-
maids
are
fixed
at
$2.10
a
week
un-
16
and
$2.50
for
girls
of
16
ters'
but
there
are
those
every-
:5er
or
RENT
5
room
modern
house.
.
where."
ov-
Separate
bed
batn
warm
M-m
In
thp
crounds
Of
the
great
CaSUe
Rpeni
in
uie
muse,
aucquaw
ana
ter
at
Oyro
Bali
Park.,
Own-
brine
their
four-year
old
son
to
,
household
economics
and
diets
have
may
obtain
same
by
calling
England
to
be
educated
among
been
Issued
by
no
less
an
authority
kally
News
and
paying
for
boys
with
whom
he
will
:row
up.
I
than
the
British
Medical
Asspcla-
fi.l..
.
i
.
.
....
.
-
..
.
....
,
it.
i'
i
.
iiii
vjwm...
"u
-
-
-
......
...
,
-
1i4
.
the,
Canadian-born
Earl
Inherited
well-cooked
food
and
proper
work-
FOTTNTi
'
by
a
strange
streak
of
fate
though
ing
equipment
are
oiner
points.
they
will
return
to
Canada
after!
That
Cost
of
.Living
Boy's
knife
and
clcarette
n
visit
to
the
continent.
They
will
i
The
latest
hints
to
housewives
on
SUPER-SMOOTH
fSSO
Gvslg
forit!
We
ty
"Try
Emo"
became
we
know
it
will
te"
it
own
itory
-quicker
starting
more
power
moother
acceleration
I
Try
it
on
the
high-ay
over
the
hills.
In
traffic
-anywhere
you
wish
tuo
always
deliver!
peak
performance
I
Fill
up
here
with
ESSO
and
convince
yourself.
S.
E.
PARKER
LTD.
i
nt
eleht
cents.
It
shows
that
a
family
of
five
parents
and
three
children
aged
six
to
14
can
live
healthily
on
food
costing
only
$7.14
t
per
week.
A
dally
menu
for
three
!
weeks
is
given
with
full
shopping
lists.
The
diet
was
compiled
by
a
committee
of
doctors
and
expert
cooks.
Another
long.,
Jist
,of
.household
expenses
appeared
recently
ln.the
papers.
This
time,
however,
they
were
concerned
not
so
much
with
economy
as
with
extravagance.
It
is
calculated
by
those
supposed
to
know
that
the
London
season
12
weeks
with
the
climax
of
Ascot
week
means
a
turnover
of
at
least
$30,000,000.
I
a
coming-out
for
a
debutante
costs,
at
least
$2,000.
Dinner
parties,
not
numerous
or
elaborate,
will
amount
for
another
$500,
Clothes,
Ascot
expenses
will
bring
bills
for
a
further
$1,250.
Yet,
with
all
this,
complaints
are
widespread
that
the
debs
have
been
navinn
u
muici
TO
THE
FINEST
BEER
YOU
CAN
BUY
DARK
MEETINGiOF
ARMKQRPS
IN
TORONTO
Second
Reunion
of
War
Vc1erang
To
Run
Four
Days
at
Ontario
.
j
Capital
With
Heavy
'Program
j
j
TORONTO,
July
22.(CP)
Vet-I
erans
of
Canada's
fighting,
machine
will
reassemble
twenty
years
after
the
Armistice
far
the
Canadian
Corps
reunion
here
'July
-29
Aug
i.
An
army
of
ex-service
men
arui
'.it:r
familias
and
friends
,
100,000
utrong
is
expected
for
theifour-djay
celebration.
The
committee
of
trwCanadbp
Corps
Association,
representing
fW
Canadian
units.
in
the
Oreat
War
and
fifteen
affiliated
veterans
units,
Is
nearlng
the
end
of
seven
months
preparation
for
the
sicpnd
national
reunion.
The
first,
at
Toronto,
Aug.
4-7.
1934,
attracted
more
than
100,000
veterans
and
visitors.
The
Corps
Association
was"
farmed
after
the
1934
reunion
as
a
central
organization
for
the
unit
assocla-tipns.
The
Canadian
Legion
soon-,
jored
the
1934
gathering
but
the
Dominion
Council
of
the
legion
at
the
1938
convention
at
Fort
Wil
liam
decided
not
to
take
part
as
anli
organization
in
the
1938
reunion!
j
Many
of
legion
members
are
as-1
soclated
with
the
Corps
Assocla-i
tion
through
membership
in
unit
associations,
said
convention
offi
cials,
and
are
exnected
to
attend.
Society
editors
have
been
asked;
convention
opens
officially
10
neip
una
a
soiuuon
w
ine
proo-
j
July
29
when
Mayor
Ralph
Day.
lem
for,
according
to
the
gossips,
turns
over
the
French
village
in
the
Exhibition
erounds
to
the
vet-
prnns
T.atr
Mrtntrpfll
px-KprvlAp-
men
who
won
the
Canadian
Corps
baseball
championship
In
France
twenty
years
ago
will
play
a
picked
Ontario
team
of
veterans
in
a
fl&od-light
game
at
Maple
Leaf
Stadium.
;
Prime
Minister
Mackenzie
King
accompanied
by
Domion
and
pro-
vlncial
officials
and
representatives
of
British
and
United
States
service-men
associations,
are
expected
.
.
to
attend
a
memorial
ceremony
af
BELLA
COOLA,
r
.,-..
July
22.
Having
nmHtany,
Tn,,,
,n
InV..
f3
mt
nn
occlttonf
toVior
roturnoH
travelled
under
as
close
conditions
'
.
.
'
..'
.
.
1
aitemoon
a
Saturday
tnere
win
be
a
great
parade
downtown
over
a
three-mile
route.
Many
unit
reunion
dinners
are
'
planned
Saturday
night,
.July
30,
From
one
central
function
speeches,
will
be
broadcast
across
Canada
and
jl
to
unit
dinners
going
on
at
thefc'
same
time.
'j-
Three
big
outdoor
church
services
ana
waiter
wngweii
nas
a
"
,
Z"7
v.-.
"i."
'
W:":,
"i.
"
A.I"
1
will
be
held
Sunday.
The
reunion
one
uiP
uominion
nau
cti-rucu
r.i
tau'wuun,
uu
nuuscnuiu
scuam
uiorer
10
cross
ovenana
10
uie
,
.
.
.
,
,
,
.
ov.-n
sn"
said,
lye
never
worn
mcth
wur
more
man
eigni
nours
pa;iric
'
j
.
i
...
.
.....
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n
n
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nn-
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niiir
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v.
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-v
w..-
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an
enter
Those
who
have
n
...
m
wu...
experiences
are
Interesting
to
Uve
Committee
of
the
National
vv.i.tiv
'
JVBld
Will
f
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nf
WnffTnH
This
tall
Khv
Council
of
Women
submitted
a
.u-..u
.r"
'
elrl
from
Calcary-Anne
Oeraldlnr
charter
of
nine
points
or
"Maid's
ns
and
have
them
marked.
H.F.P.
If
Moodv
n,.Hll
who
nHA
M
never
AITi
sxnected
to
Minimum
to
Ernest
Brown,
min-
The
Dally
Newt
i.ns
an
audited
Irrnlatinn.
Plav
siifp'
closes
Monday,
Aug.
1
(civic
holi
day)
with
drill
competitions
in
the
morning,
a
parade
at
the
:
exhibition
grounds
during
the
afternoon
and
a
boxing
show
at
nlghtt
9&4
This
advertisement
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Dubllshtd
or
disnlaved
br
theiLlquoi
Control
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or
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the
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together
in
ORAJfGEVILLE,
Ont.,
July
22.
proper
shape
247
yards
of
cotton,
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beetles
and
too
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