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5310K, April fll-The birthplace o! the telephone is being demolished hene.

m m; liflfl‘ years the tour-story building, on Oourt street near Bcoi-l lay Square, was known as the Old Palace ‘Iilestre. but in ms it hous- ed the attic laboratory where Alex- ander Graham Bell inveniod the wlgplflng 1g was there that Belll made the iirst telephone call in hiat- ory, with his partner. T110111" A-l Edison, on the other end o! the wire. in another port oi the buildlna- ‘

CALISTHENIOS swarm-s

PARIS, April Zil-Oalisthenics hovel m", ppucribed ior students livinll m o cccs, or state colleser l?! "it will ral school authorities oi France. Thr order. is seen ss s revolutionary 8MP heraldinB awakened interests in‘ sports throughout Bronco. The early] mgflflfll period oi’ gymnastic exer-l cises started lust flier M"? m" tion.

All judicial humor, iortunately. i5 n9; “prospective. While some Judi" mmupn-mntheputM-lthml" busy extracting it iroin the present. a little while up it W" "ii"

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beiore a well-known iudse ihil Ii Qamplny was to run a revue ~n|uned "King ',l‘ut-'.l‘ilt."

HL: honor rubbed his brow. “What does "rut-Tut’ mean?" he

enquired.

“It ls an explosion," replied coun-

sel‘ .. man misses his drive."

laughter.» BlrininBYlll-lll Weekly POST:-

(U.P.)-—The second quadrennial Hu man Relations Institute will be held at the University oi North Carolina

on the golf links when =

"You moan, when the clergy r1‘

present," suggested the Judge. 5"‘

(Englalv

RELATIONS INSTITUTE r0 MEE

CHAPEL HILL, N. 0.. April 34--

here during the week oi’ May 3-9-

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Old Dutch Guerrilla‘: filly surface on cause it cleans Pb. "lg Old Dutch contains no whlehwater r1111 _ ' Id o tcllhasm harsh 9"" u don“ l ‘Craig: anolncl. kitchen “Ml ‘or and” punters eluted walls wood- ulemlll. hoarszlrletrylgsziagzf, M", for all house- work-l" h‘. ‘ ,

/ deaninq- ~ ‘o lwng; too . . macaw ad Dutch h zllzlicrolrzulrlcld... lldwi11'"'°“il""‘ “Bk” from or rodden the skin. lt ls econcmYl° "" old Dumb Cleanser .- - 50am‘ l’ 9°” further and lcetslenfl" ‘("9 g package of Old Dutch in lilo mam,‘ llqlllmqnand louhdl‘! d“, ygunelf lme cod 1"»

y, preserves tlll gliaxh-um and eel: d ugqillul evflfln‘ u‘ “pl-punt alsurolrflr

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‘:' -- l‘ " l "ioioodondocoymamei- For school EW " A “"‘° "“°"" - . N Y N 1 m domestic epiinxteil (midw- y . ~ . S l yrtus Americanus) is o houeehvld s l’! AGIJOOLA pest in the U. s. 4., l! damp condi- E 4 tlons isvor its increase. y . i ., - . -n a............-.........,,.W,. A Disc l 0 "OW" liege ximaiod l 1 t0 f) m on n U19 “awful... did uxilzorvlclilfirymc “w” “l” “Nglma” mscuss‘ f,- ‘ 1 I814 80111011111! I80 in a U. 8., Gaelic, though all were cognate. y/ a jg" magazine-which was apparently! It is generally understood that one l.‘ q l l, 1 PARIS, April 28—'I‘ils iirst interna- 3 Canaan?’ very despondent over the iuture oi Dolly Pentreath, a iisherwoman oi “mu mun“ d professors o; llv. ‘f, the "King's BlglisW-that thelMousehole, Qornwsil, was the last _ i “a h” convened ln Pa,“ Prince oi Wales says "I howp Wh€l1|'per60il who spoke Cornish fluently. 1;: but?!’ pmlwom heard m, t,‘ he means "I hopeg- Th]; manner oi She died in i777. and Prince Lucien . “an” by Dem 3mm‘; Lj sounding the vowel "o" ls very char-lBonapsrte. who was interested in I u ° b . "pa, by M. you,‘ ~ 23st" °§.‘.“°.‘l.l".l'°1i‘?£"“;'“#““‘.‘i2‘°" ' ‘"".:":."""' ‘"1 llfilcii or i are» an an o g an qu y. orlerec a. ument er memory l m t lldn movle example. the noble French family c111,. that capacity. The Prince was in“: Zn pésezpdagy 1mg. s; D‘o reappears ‘as D'ow in a. grant oi mistaken. ior Cornish was still spok- ma” "Anton: the wumrles up". l; l English lands by one oi the Norman . en by many up to the end oi the ' . En, land Amen“, I; Kings. In the good old times thelninsteenth century and even now éeafhislzsfila, Megxlw “d Uru- ljl nobility left writing to those oi the l lingers in a multitude oi words eoln- w”, "F R[(|PE: bow sort. and the "cicricus" who - inoniy used in the home iiie oi the ' l liliilgrossed the deed uc/ias tilitrlllln upon people. Cornish literature is very FAME” FOR-r Mcngmur . __ Fry some bacon, then Put it through mincer until mfffwfoififiltilrfffuazws: coufilnrvtlrtzildlu: cgfmwlflifiswitllfelltlizdxfii: Bums’ nFsTmmD ‘ -‘ minced fine. Then work iiinio one-half cu of Clark's mm 11° 1191b. ' ‘Scotland: it consists oi less than s Elm-along; Md" Apfl] 28—Act- ill P," P k d B H d s l But we may go much beyond Ieu- ldozen compositions and these are l k no l; under a way here on - _ ‘ ' wor W ‘I n l. or an ‘ecns( eaie ) ilrtogeiherverysmooihly d“ “mes to trace the “owl. whmlmwfly m. a “H810” character’ the rlzwmuon o’ mm Morten", some \ g1 l - l and spread between slices of brown bread. "l" Romans invaded Britain they, “Pasoon Agan Ariuth” (The Passion o! Francis gwtt Key's "Star Speng- '-' l ‘l I l _ found the island occupied by tribcslqi Our Lord) being the earliest and led Bumpy," s; a national shrine-

‘ "l_ _ , h‘; fhg yQfY thing 11° build husky “m. bodl.“ or "nations." each speaking a diiier- "best knorwnxBut there is to be bed The restoration work was made ~ 1 l _ l ' » out dialect cl the Keltic tongue—aslhsr¢, in Canada, a collection oi Cor- P0551516 by p, \y||‘s ional appropri- V 95p. l ‘l llldéCllltllC lwmnns themselves did. nish iolk-songs entitled “Lyver Can- sum 9g 030,000 ior improving iI-ild il l; w a WM (Wk KHUMM MIDYM BllTbilFiRllS iimugii they considered 0w Kemewcrzn book 0f cpmsh parklng the gfQunds, _

l». for: i la, Gum“, w‘; 55",, n‘eul,‘ F" the ill-lions, ihn legionnrics irCqlifillt-lsongs. The "song oi the Comsh fish’ Approximately 160 red oak trees ' l" 1y iuiorlilari-lvd with thc natives. A I emu-y‘ l, econ up PPcscajor Kcrnc- W111 be plfihifld. Various patriotic so- " l‘ _ wcli-cxcclltcd scliuicllrul inscription wgk," The Lgflnlty or gum m1” 1s elem, h“, unified their intention g all a y Efodutedflfl found duune cxcavntlonshlnlthe Ro-leasy to traoe. The Rmnails-Briwn-i. or siding lo‘ pristine markers “lid l» rhll » I 5 flnudq s, li/I/l/u/u/O-im mm" "llllil" at South 5 16118. lleflr like all the Keltic natives, clipped, lug-nets,

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l, l0 5o I .;-.__,,,_,..- the mouth oi the Tyne. reads. D.,a1gel~ed and used _ungfgunnmtlcg]]y

l *5." l y.“ §~ M- Reflillll Lbieflfl fl Conillge BilFlthe Latin words which they adopted. It was the final race oi the day. a ales Palmyreiuls Notions Cntvallaunnland mp verb cano-I sing-became and as the jockey came in on ti’: 5 d A All -\'XX~" This l5 translated "T0 the in Cornish the substantive csnow l t horse he was met by all 511ml!’

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yl 1 B0115 0f the 81164168 4113-. Spirits. songs. Here we have the earliest use owner,

L C= ‘ lWith Tomato, Chili or Plain Sauce) 2s _ Elly-risi- Tir Regina. a ireedwomilll oi the "ow," a sound which has aur- "You're a flne one!" exvlfilllllied "is i‘ G1,! an (his) Will), Baratw. a Pfllmylillle vivcd the centuries in the language latter, "Why didn't Y0" ° °“' m» i w‘ CL AR K Establishments oiMonli-cahrxm. (erected this monument. She was) p! the southern people. It is instnlc- Inns-nations? 1 told you distinctly to l’ m! l . . Shllml. P-Q-naild Harrow, Ont. l? fall?‘ a catuauaunlflflh (and Live to rind that in Italy ii-reli the come away with o rush from the l; m- VB J IFY Year-t" 111611 f0 0W5 I “o” becomes diphthongal in some of col-nor,"

l QM line m the Peimyrene language and the dialects. m the territorial dlvi- --ye,, 1 know, sir.” replied ll“ l me character which has been translated 51ml oi the Abnlzw. 11157955‘ of Jockey 5m]?- "I tried my best, but 1 '3 < _. b71115! “Reizlflll. "Pedwilma" °l 13"“ Rome. tho. peasant says alaure ior 51d 't like to come au-o:~'\\'1i1l°"l l Hm »~ '-——- w lllfll- R185!" The UPPEI‘ llllfl- 0f lill-i aliors and craume for corono. y“: hmsej’ '

._, M}, tombstone is occupied by an elegant- 1n the nm-lh the Ho" assumes all

5,155 1y dcarvm 281ml? llldll Wzlllllvlllltieilfied sounds excepting "ow." The Scot. fllmarlfl Llnlment ior Pimple-n-

l llll ti‘ 11 D men e Bro . B! when he say no (adverblally) calls it t"

' l‘; bl; 118M hlllld 5110 15 flllillllilg llll lliifllllll na and pronounces it almost as nar;

l chest (It has a ioclr on it) into whicll but no-nof,a_xw__hg “u, n“ lud

, . she is about to place a ball oi’ woo wund, ll, llke m '11, N m, - M_ _ I y. e o um a H“ i l held in her leit. At her feet is a. bag byllm makes a gall- altempt all "N01" l m‘ I ornamented with a diamond pat- bu; when he’ dryly ll-onlcal, says , l“ l W") and 1111'?! Wml BWlIlB- FM" "Ne doot!" (no doubt), he pronounc- the ornamen character oi the as lg as knee when he says “I know" , . , M, ; / stone We l“? Judie ihflt 31mm —-sometimes hessys i ken-it sounds “h, . W“ I Wee thy mim- Btvrrel iurlrrfll "An Knsaf‘ the 11's both short, as l w ; _ inscriptions irom other parts oi Eng- 1n at, bu; dl-llwled lnw one vowel. . l Al P 0 "mil 9°11 °l lll-lllTllEe between the The Cambrian and the Yorkshire- ‘ Home!“ 811d Britons man both so. it in a ll ton Q, n . _ y ine ow e- m, _ At 111st the tllprrlerl power wrliveimw cantablle-the latter employs s. dull i "- 13» 1111 end 11nd 11a were were - ilat timbre verily "llmgllsh as she in . - , - l t l drawn. But there is evidence um l, 5mm» ls a lwsom, lwmw m , , Early Oftihetllverrim Zeilwiglg. in The Cornish Miracle Pisys, just M ' The success, ‘following the use of ihis popular “$032213 lheeflbxr to: tell d“: sexing: Exnaziefllggn: 811d wrllt- h A ' Y‘ - _ m; » Illlilflfllll Pfflduci during past’ seasons, has clearly ate or that region was very trying u, mphllllulm, up h, the and o, on proven its merits to our experienced ranchers, who i-° the“ soldiers from wlllllem Elli“ theoixteenth century. Such ImPhl- y are planning on feeding liberally this year. ‘m? m "mhumbeflmd m” mmlp‘ iheatrw are Roman in orisln. I sow - tions sliovt: that they rarely lived be- l, “m, though ma“ exmfple at 1.1 Our formula is s ecizlll sl ‘to h Wnd wiry yea“ The” are m the Bumwmus m‘ ‘he mm” Wm; It i young and rovilm r g) l] d_t° e “Feds or the South, however, funeral inscriptions l, a cup-mam “prawn d“: m g l, oxes, lS rich in vltamlnes, and a still extant, which are considered to an _ _ _ the top oi a. hill, about 100 ieet m sure preventative of rickets. belong to the period iollowing the Mm“ Md lo m; d,” m gll, “n- departure ori the Hanan legions. One lm N Puppy pom] may he ordered ellher “Fine” or oi the ‘earliest and best presirvell , i “Coarse” to suit the ranchers requirements. tggrfivjxh I? SL113: ‘and Th‘ 5”" Fl“ . i ' ' t; d _ _ high and twenty inches wide; the ‘ rs. Or er early so as to be sure of receiving your sup- inscription is particularly curious As the snow was disappearing irom ply invgood time as a heavy demand is anticipated. since it gives to the person it com-l "l6 blillklll! "1""! llle 110W ill all? h ' menial-ates the Roman title oi trib- 5pm» my aiitlmliln W35 called l0 l z unez___..fionelnlmm_ nlbun_.._onon_ thick soot-like deposit on the surface I ' I B‘ ‘ , emimorua the tribune." There stones "f the vllv- 0n ermlnins it closely td. (oi which ten or twelve have been I W" Sllfllfl-"difl 11nd l» m!“ 01 l- found) diiicr iron-i the earlier R0- sflli" "lull ill-mie- in W” Pl“! 1' man monuments, in that the inscrip- a quail" °l "l 111°“ l" demll- NW’ ; ‘ Box 446 Charlottetown, P. E. I. Phone 72l tion runs the lcngtliwoy oi the stone ‘mil B811“ °ll° "Wm Bl" ll skill» like : lmleul o; bell-lg read most I quote a flea, and land two or three inchu _, another (believed to have been erect- “W- M ‘uh llldivldllli W" “will Y ed in the sixth century) to show the e millimetre in lehrih they 1111M

with its flavour.

corrupt character oi the I-atin. “l-lic iacit Cantusu-s pater Psvinus”—"1-Iere lies Oantusus the lather oi Pavinus." Prom these considerations we are led to expect that the old Cornish lang-

CQld$ spread flMsirilslie C/eansed. [lbw 10.4101}! Guy/n‘. (Pl/Jo

Most cold troubles have their be-

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l fleas,” scientifically known as Achor-

have been present in thuosands. Under the microscope the creature looked like the larval stage oi some winged insect. A very ugly little black ieilow. Its segmented body was oblong-ovate in shape and covered sparceliy with very short curved hairs, like imperfect hooks.

This i:

Being intrigued with this visita- tion I captured s few oi the crea- tures and mailed them to the Do- minion Entomologist, who kindly informed me that these were “snow

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ginning in the delicate lining oi the l RIO-SQ.

l Now I began to understand; these l are whet Bsin in his Natural History

with the iirst snliile or sneeae use Catsrrhozone Inhaler.

Stop your cold st its beginning — i0! P- E- 1-. Celia "Springto-iis" and l reiers them to the first order oi in-

" "1"" fdects called the Aptera. "Small black

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. ‘also: iwlsirwmo marry o NICHDISQN

lasting

a healing vapor that destroys the bacteria which causes colds and other winter ailments. Catarrho- zone cleans and dlsiniects the nos- trils. clears away nasty discharges, relieves that stuffed-up reeling in the iorehemd.

low To Step Colds

Cstarrho — has succesaililly restored cases that resisted other remedies. "No one can know better than I the beneiit one gets irom lhe very iirst day's use oi Catarrhozone." writes '1‘. T. Hopkins oi Westvale. "I Bronchial Ostarrh, ear noises, head- had ior years a stubborn case o! ache, sore eyes, stopped-up nose and throat. It siiected my appetite and msd- my breath rank. Catenholom restored me quickly and now keeps me iree from colds."

Large one dollar size Oatarrhosone with hard rubber. inhaler lasts two months and is ‘Iiospital-Oertifled‘ Smaller sizes 26c and 60c.

Cata rrhozone Brings Relief Quickly

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fields and on glaciers, where they

“anow- -

brated Mammoth Oave in Kentucky,

ior it may be that they are but de- based or degraded examples oi somc higher iorm ni iivecl. "They have no wings and undergo no metamor- llhIaLlW-Bain. Ai._:...__,.l vary abund- ant they appear to have been very

their habits. The snow-fleas are very tolerant oi cold. and are iound in the Arctic regions on melting snow.

are sometimes known as worms." Other ior-ms, closely related, are iouncl in eaves, and in the cele-

ihey are notably sbundant. They m"

Spring-tails sometimes n. in great numbers on the snow in win- ier, particularly under the shade oi spruce groves."

The simple structure oi the Al? tors (which icnludes the Bpringtalls and lice) has led to the beliei that they are the prilnltive iorm oi ill-

"SPRING" Cangehum N0. l3

s-ect liie. This is by no means certain.

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