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Reviews Progress In Science 0f Soil Nutrition

The following mares: on "TM science of Nutrition wassiven 1'8- cemiy by Mp Austin A. bcales be- fore the Rottiry Uillbi

ti ~n ttiut honourable

I cop class, tits cirrizy. when I sneak from g, wit: “He who makes two

blades of 811155 HP°W where m" grew begin-e is a benefactor to his country, and lie who makes one uptur- of griiss do the work that “H5 formerly done by two l8 l. gfliillcl‘ benefactor." The science of nutrition has made vast stride: during the lust i-wo decades. The basic principle of nutrition in man, in utnmnis and in pitults does not _ differ tniitcrially. Malnutrition is suinuunes, and quite tiptiy, called "iiidiiuii liuiiger"—ii desire for sonictiintg and unable to tell what it is. “We are more or less fam-

tion on the growing child. SlUtilOS niucle recently by the Uiutcil States Llcprirtincnt of Agri-

ticticiincv dict, and that the rich as troll its the poor are among their ll\lllliJ(‘l'S. Of tiicse the grcutci‘ number do hot show de- ficiency diseases as $l‘lll‘\'y or ric- kets oi‘ pvlltigru. I\i.iiiv exhibit llilllllllil'illl)ll by sllCll common ail- ments as indigestion. P001‘ £66141. chruiiic fatigue, etc. The mal- nutrition iiiny be a TCalllt of a lack- ing in liit’ diet of one the various vitunilncs. cium, piiosplioi-otts, iodine, iron o: of one or more of several other

elements, Malnutrition

That which is true of the hu- man race in this respect is also true of animals. Feed a grow- ing pig largely on corn and it will lurk vnluuie and qutility 0f bone, corn being (WIICIQIIL in building DlillPi'lliiS_ Arid that which is true in this respect of the hu- man race and of animals is also true of pltints. Shoiiid plants not. have ready access to an available supply 0t all the plant foods re- quired for their tictvlOpmOllt, a btilaiiccd tiit-t, mnliititrition will result. “Pins nialnii'.i'itioii may not exhibit itself iii n-tliiced yields but perhaps in wciiirciieti straw or oth- er structural parts, or in suscep- tibilltv to disc-uses or in reduced reproducing qualu s, or in one or more of mun; ti... * ttiiys. This is nut unlike itinlutit iion iii the hu- man race '\\'lltll it exhibits itself in a manner not readily notice- able. The earth is truly mother earth. Plants depend on her for nourish- ment and growth. The soil is mother of iii! lite.

and they depend on it for their minerals, lflnilllllrilioll must re- suit, and to a degree in keping vritli the extent and the nature of the unbtiltinccd diet.

Such iiiiiliitiriiircd plants do their part, and frequently no small purl, in causing innliiiitritltin in the human brings or nnitnaig that cat thcm. Hence from the stand- point oi ii healthy race it is of prune importance that the plants on which that race depends f0!‘ its livelihood. eitltcr (lircctly or indirectly tln-otigii animals, have bccn produced on a balanced dict, and have not been subjected to

THE "GUARDIAN

Chopped, Rough Lips Prevented

Relieve soreness instantly

, clapped loo mole life mlunblu h sold wutbor. Pdnful und unsightly, their meted, rough uurflce: an sully infected. Don't run thl: rllkl Prevent ulnppliig with Lypsyl. It: wonderful Imoilieut lotion protects the dellclt: membnnes, keep: the lip tiuuu from becoming dried out by cold, biting wlndl, so that lip: ltny lmooth and loft in ll weather. When lip: ue llrudy chapped, Lypsyl give: quick relief, Illfl the wounded membrane: :g:in:t dangerous: gonna, hnten: natural healing. Get Lyplyi n your ltore tcdly sud use it regularly. Bold everywhere in luudy nick form.

LYPSYL

The Perfect F005

It may interest vou to know that young tender grass when grown on a well balanced diet is the perfect

IIQIIII Ill O1 Invisible White lei Ion Ind Iona!

23 times as much vitamin A as is Ifllmcl in carrots, 22 times as much vitamin B2 as is found in lettuce,

Cllilillt‘ i’t".'0£li tliitt llllilt‘ than one- and l‘? “"195 55 much vitamin c and even $11911 1111191’! elm“ 9-1!" third of tlicir populution live on a "5 i5 10mm 1" wilmwes- In 59"“ tection was arranfled 301'-

parts. especially in England, young grass is dried and powdered, in which form it is classed as One of the best concentrated foods for younggrowing animals. It is tie- quently used in baby foods. Hence, he who is skilled in plant nutrition is no smell benefactor to his country. In any country the proper application of the

. '. f l . ttl ill - d (:3. "Qénecniff 3 nijeiiiltldi riliiidlpiiryslzai iirei- 32m credit to : crack regiment of th

provenient in the race.

The soils of this province, with intelligent attention, produce sup- erior quality. With this advantage and with easy access to our geo- graphical markets, our financial prosperity should be much enhanc- ed. Our best geographical msr- kets are largely among that thick-

bone_ ly populated territory along the 9-‘

Atlantic shores of the United States. 'I‘o mach these markets we must hurdle a relasively nigh tariff wall. At no time n the past have the relation between the Un- itod States and Canada been a»! friendly as at the present time. With a continuation of the exist- ing close reltitionshi I prophesy a breaking down mesa tariff walls. Bu this prophecy i: tem- pered by the reminder that the wish may be the father of the thought.

Unrest Throughout Oppressed Europe

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DONDON. 00t-

weie reported today from many parts of apprfssed Europe. Ilrance-Fi-finch workers

reported in revolt against. the Le- val Government's conscription 0f labor for Grnmany in occutpied territory. Bombs were tlhrown. blood flowed and police wire called out. to qufii riots. byon, Chambery and Axirtieoy were titre tirovuble cen-

trfs. Troops ocouipied railway stations. Norwtw-The Gen-titan subma-

rizne building base at Trondhiem, site of 34 i-icent, executions. was reported by the Moscow Radio to have befn burned out of commis-

lmprossive Work 0f Royal Navy

D1 I. l. I. lUTIB-LAND

In the midst of l. badly bllt-Iod British cit , the Royal Na il turning out s. continuum Iumrv u! mugii and intclli nt men to guard the sea-lanes of he world. The traditioneil silent eervlce Rttohed in to hep the Canadian "a

t on l. show for the Dart o agiidiun newsman visiting Br- tain-end a most impressive show

it was.

With our army and Air Ibrce

tiinfi their story over to us. the gens Navy wanted to be sun we learned something about them. But they ran up alnst the diffi- culty that their on establish- ments in Britain are centred around highly secret things and their main work is done out st see where we couldn't be taken.

so called upon the British.

Tlirou out. Our 7-0111‘ W0 hid

ilittr with the effects of niainutri- ‘md- on the average it ‘minim. noted reatively few men at a time.

Only once did we see a large con- centration. when we saw an Army Tank Brigade go through its pojlicol.

so it was a most amazed group of newspapermen who got out of can driven by Wrens, the woman's naval auxiliary, to 4,000 men iined up on a big parade ground in our

honor.

Despite the fact that none had been at the training depot more than five weeks and some only ten days, they moved with a. reclsion smartness which woud have

e lino.

‘irtien we saw some of themhgo- ing through the various drills W ch made all of us shudder but which brought no indication of tiredness frag: the redrulll. Royal m k

some ways o

usin masl production methgds- system works. It turns out

00d sailors and fighters as that d in peacetime on the training it doe: it in for less

use phi

JIIITITIABLIPIIDI

With tifiable pride u hi officer tod me that the men w 0 have graduated from this basic school and g0ne through the sub- sequent ecia oourses-tho total runs to many bhotuands have proved themselves on every sea and under ell sorta of battle conditions.

The Nelson tradition rum strong at this school. There are all torts of reminders the great British naval hero. Arid Nelson would be proud of them.

As in Canada, tum Navy ha: no lack of recruits. The Bcnlor Ber- vlce has g natural attraction which

should 1g m; lmf disorders against Nazi repres- draws in even men from the inland Slllllliiy a illliilllfvtl dict to plants, siive measures and brutal rePfifii-s fmwries‘ n“ "cm"!

come in ages from teen age up to the forties —a.nd all of them get the sum hardening exercises and gtiff in- struotion.

Many o! the men have been cell- ed up from industry as women have been trained w replace them and have gone to the Navy after ex-

all e

pressin that reference and beln seiecte for heir physical an mental ca

gllfliiilll Preeuma fifty this opportunity, to select had something to do with the evident high type of man in train- ing. Many o them were really big and all o! them had a look of confidence on their capabilities. ring ourr time with the Navy

Jim says

expected to subscribe.

it can be done. jim says he doubts if much time wondering if it could be he crossed that bridge at Dieppc.

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MOIITIIAI

Errol Flynn Charged With Seri_o_i1_s Offense

ANGIE-EB, Oct, 16 — (CUE)

Celebrates. ller 80th Birthday

sill-urge roping a. 17-year-old m 5,, 0a’ m_ girl at o Wig“ and was released Mrs. Ada Shepherd celebrated her “d” 31-009 u

. “ ' 5 - eightieth birthday recently and a 1'1‘; d l‘: delightful party was held by Whwudl-y ton ed m6 m ,, - friends in her honor at. the home The 9 ~ of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Boone.

here were about sixty relatives

and friends present and when all

l'I' €AN BE DDNE

jiM finds time: hard. His standard of living has dropped. There are all these new mm.

Now there’: another Victory Loan and jlm l:

“Rock bottom l " wasjinfs first thought. “We're

on rock bottom. just can't find the money!”

He’: thought some more since. And hi decided

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wIlv Cliff ‘Ukulele lite’ Edwards A COIUMBIA PICTURE

"hidden hunger." Minor Plant Food; The plant foods most lacking in the soils of this and other coun-

w; we: 1 shown tttinroxugh 1:11;‘ dock; w ere ps come or rep rs an

“other rem" m“ _ were impressed with the number of mans had drdemd rad“ Se" “m women dressed in green overhaiils tries are nitrogen. phosphorous fiscfiifd £0111 bmembergtffi Qubl-f‘ doing heavy work in e machind and potash. Complete fertilizers "g5 Dari 11 BT69!‘ trots e- shop‘ I was told that wcmen COlllfllll all these. There are, 011150 80ml? NOFWCIIHIM wild not have when over an types of work hoivvvsr. plant foods. generally not be “SW1, °° W11“ "ill “my there and in numbers are more so ivcll understood, that may be broad-casts. The Qiiisiing Gov- man the mm,

lacking in 5011s in local sect-ions. ernment confined 1.100 clorgvmfn we were page“ on board g Qe. These are at times called "minor and replaced them with Quislixig- stroyer which still bore sears of plant foods.’ The virgin soils of lsts. The Norwegians reported 70 Dleppe and of particular interest this IJYQYIHCQ hnvc been very lack- Gonna-fir. killed in the recent R-A. to me were the twin-naval BUM ing in calcium, "This was sup- F, bmnbimg 1n 051a and mountings fore end aft, of the plied in earlier days bv clistribut- Yugg5]g,v1g,.._@a]kan 8mm.“ mm siune tyfif a; those now being made lng oyster shells, mussel mud, on the G-nnam executed 500 germ in TN" n. N- B.

the lands, oyster shells being rich charged ‘my, ,wu.mmon_ 00cm 1 checked with one gun crew and iii calcium, or lime. At present patron {mes were 1ncmaspd_ More found they had 8N” l-“Wilofl 1°!‘ finely ground limestone is gerier- than 80o were “wasted last night it.‘ Theydlikehguns Yélltllhlgiflng rio- some pa!“ of m“ movmce the in Belgmd” and reported lmpncat‘ gfficersnabotairfiytols mt: git]: stiirride

sion for a. long time, the G4?!’-

---- any usgid to supply this want. In ed m? . d I 1 _ element boron is incl-ting. This ex- Titty-Elan siiirsgrtsreigiiitfilisifirmplgt; 5tQrY—the Elms were veiIsaiiler hlbits itself in turnips. by a. brown- ' quick and destructive. Tncy P6

ed pitched battles near Sarajevo. treated H peg‘ bun“) ‘w? °i “he First Great W1"- “We believe in hitting the enemy gggwifina firceiayqlovpiitigtgts }he first ghotxbelforeifif hits us." H‘, > n mun 1S a o“ c e, raa a c. e was 01. “ n w our accur- iglgmitg 158g icrown‘ gowhuifg o‘ ‘our nrnrby mining towns of Kuipres ate shells and these guns we hilt commercial growers of turnips use Ed FOII-hu onltlie south bank 0f W181 111A! fitmgrsiglt in}? We hit about l5 or 20 iiountls of borax e tDi “a Ever were T9P°Tied “ndne parb dre 55W’ page g

r acre with excellent results, Pr“ ‘will’ dvstrflyfid with W911‘ "em H b 1 - ngliae d é“

orax contiiiiiinfl the element imlmrtmt installation! in BPl-illefy their ‘ants; “gergguoutethgn “Om boron. Iii some of the potato 5111111 {fink bill-ties Bel-Ween tho PM»- me pas,‘ thelflle been ‘ragga to growl"?! swim.“ 0f NW 3mm" m“ m‘ “i” “ml”- “le "am" e Hoses were hitched to pwn - wick and Mttiiio magnesium is in the towns of 25-000 population em ind scam, water pools First‘ d lacking. In tlicse scctions it is Were reported to have sfiesawed i5 mp5 lowered men m the ground nhvirvs lll('ill(i'ti in a potato ferti- days in July. mm “ppexfswrleg and ambulances iizcr. In some part5 of Florida iron The big stefl rolling p‘ant, s1 rushed 1m The b w“ done Wm, is lacking and the addition of nearby Zenioa which was produc- Navy thoroughness and on a big iron to the growing crops has re- inig Ger-mam 1111115 has been rqwrg" ma} _ stiltcd in healthier animals and cd id‘e 511mg the bump,

IOYAL INQPICTION ‘IOU!

clilidtcll. R/umanin—'I‘he Stviias ‘egraiph

A classic example of ‘the inter- Agnncy remrted m,“ ,,,e7§,,.,.o, o; rciiitioiriui) |J('i\'t'C(‘ll_ soil fertility. Bucharest, Gen. Forearm, killed Later we learned that while the till‘ "llillllml-li ‘llldlllf/ 0i grasses himself last. night for undisclosed various drills take lace all the and slnniiiiti in animals is given rensmm gimt by", 1M; “me l u“ dispiayhad

by the famous veterinarian and 0cm rd RM m__flmr1 m, _ been arranged was for the Km,‘ annlyist. Dr, ll, L, Humphrey. The m gauge“, dslsflrfed mo“ pumgze and Queen during a hour of in-

tng of the inner tissues, in celery by a cracking in the stems, in ap- pl€5 by a corkiiig frequently call-

gm Ql- tints, or ii Idtilmls tlioi-ough- m 1 w, t 599cm)“;

brctl stiillioii that u'_('rc raised and ikmporiqengaEldmcogfi-(mlons The town in which this base is ti-tnut-ti in one section of Ken- mm,“ in Gonna“ , n5 located has been blitzed heavil. tuck)‘ ivt-rc iii-cut (ilSflpPOllliTlIClllS “ msm mm Although the total damage done iii

on the rucc track. Dr. Ilum hrey amoqmtcd to mass kimngs‘ The Lnndon if far on bout! constiltcd analyze the yhww mdio qmfledr exmrpt’ 10H. most 0f still uncleared. ll laioml of the-s.» colts and found it rm" 697mm‘ new-“Palhrfi Whkih more evident here; a far greater making h, Calcium and phok reported that Latvian and Eston- proportion of the was do-

reater, the destruct-

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plinrous. He. analyzed the blood m“ Fell-mills Wero forced to SUT- SLYQVHI mmpietely than in London. of 0pm,,- hprscs Qrtiwn in the Same render their entirt‘ (Tops of grain We saw whole blocks reduced to section and icd on lute inmgv- mid and Minivan to the Commotion rubble. nearby blotrks s0 blasted as flllllli] ttic Sllllt‘ lat-k. Stispicituis 51'1".“ Compulsory Labor was in- i" be lminhflbll-‘ibie lhollilh h"? tli.it tin-rt! was n sliortritw of those imtilllCTl for all over l0 years of 5nd Q1676 I hOtlse m‘ shop had ell-motifs in the grosses grown in like and tihoee wiho refused to com- i399" Wlenfid- The b1l$fne& district uni lot-zilitv. he hurl the soils that. ply were dftprived of food cards. ‘m l PW“ "w" fllhnins N- prnrlucod tho forage crops for those (koatln -— German occupation twee" P195 9! W101! Ind “Filled colts trr‘ "d with rnlciuiri and tmops were increasfd becmige 015M?‘ “ml-Wail! 10" i419 mm Slll)(‘l'|)il0.‘~'\ into. the latter supply- the failure of the Hilppet Chlrf of n knocked down emepung m” in! l)llfl§.]lll1ll'()ll.§. In tliic course Stain. Dr, Ante Palveic. to rnfm-ce 9w bonom “et-

mvithliwnfl of mo Con“ “"°“"‘d '1 order. Dr. Vladimir Macek. The nggmsfirailitd “if? iiliiiiflllo mni t: impiotcintiit. in the cal ppasmg Pal-h, Lfader‘ “as again sumo extent u the l Mo“ M

citim rind phosphorous content. t Tlic rticc truck l‘t‘§llilS thereafter olfrmteglondvfigltir rgsgffl g; wfofdfine byh the memy“'a-7id ucrc slurlliiitt. The colts showed “gums; Pawevk. dig?‘ _d ‘by athowerstto‘ ‘mien’ ‘m "1"~*“"““‘* *"'P*'°"°m°"* l" cram —'I‘uriti-=h reports said minesmiturofiisioniiaisideé‘ 135i] fflmmm“ __._....A_T_:___ smne Frvnrh Naval Technicians come over. for a hurried call only~ iiivl Dnlgkworkersi had been sent égli-Isldwgll rmtlatected now. ‘Elie Allert “ rom raince va Germanv to 9 _W 9 We were ere. n- rrtore dock; near Athens. dost . ciiifniiflliy. but n0 811M Went Off Mnronnilmorountilltnitli ed “m”? "l" "“"‘<“°"- ("wk “n h“ ‘liidfifi, ifliggnfilg,

. _ _ 1 1,0,. ‘y t _ Clear soun listcncrs lire making it a siiie tlrcinsfizirlcgliflmiiggertgllgglftlrlsizdeh -~Y—N“ c“ "e

tlniiy litiliit to tune in on °f 9mm‘ slmiaihll-

CLAIRE WALLACE tlntiTUDD ilUSSELLin

d 0n with its job.

fitting and Supplying llhnes

Ito. ll. J. Mllflll

OPTOMITIIIT

hm assembled Mrs. Shepherd was escorted to s lent of honor and a well-worded address was rem by Miss Verna cornforth.

Many lovely personal gifts were then presented to the guest of honor by Mrs. Johnnie Grant, Mrs. Raymond Hammond and Lois Boone on behalf of the gathering. Mrs. shepherd expressed he; sin- cere thanks and appreciation of their thoughtfulness.

During the enjoyable social eve-

ning times and singing were en- joyed y all.

Delicious refreshments were served by the ‘ ‘

assisted lg Mrs. Ale: Mclnod, Mrs. L. . shepherd Mrs, Bob Shepherd Mrs. C. bhepherd and Mrs. Neil Nicholson.

Mrs. Shepherd is enjoying good health and is a very active mem- ber of the Red Cross which she attends each week to help with quilting. She is also very active in church affairs, and ls held in high esteem by her neighbours and friends.

Out-of-town guests attending the function were Mrs. Henry Cornforth Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Grant. o Glace Bay, Mrs. Ray Hammond of Glace Bay, Mr. and Mrs, L. G. Shepherd. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Shepherd, Mr, gnd Mrs, Bob Shepherd and Misses Mar- jorie shepherd Muriel Built and Verna Comfor .

(Mrs. She herd is the mother of Mrs. B. l". orn of Charlottetown and has been a regular visitor to this city each year for the past 84 years. she has man friends in Charlottetown who wil iflin with her Cape Breton friends in ex- tending con atulations on the occasion of er 80th birthday).

Use Mlnsrd’: for dnndfi

him with Bet/t

Hltttisegi 1'! at the Bel Air Mansiog of not itumvoy, wealthy British eportstnan and former Olympic Bobsicd Champion, the night o! Sept. 27.

She had some hem recently from Lincoln. Neb. to live with a B18191‘. Mrs. Jack Mersden.

“ is obvious,’ said Dookwefler, "that the grand Jurors have nob

constricted the evidence, for, from gotlstl

e. study of it, 1 am convinced that this is flBveig-llgltlght a. ease of: l: as e as been presents

my office." _ and also m-

leaseci on 1 thr l y were ee empo eeg of the svudlo where Flynn 1m- der contract. Armand Knapp, 18; Moi-tie Black, 22, and Joseph Geraldil, 20. Dockweilex 561d they had conifesed attack the Hansen Girl after the night o the party. Juvenile officer Dorothy Puiag 0nd P011“ Swe- Edward Walker and ILW. Bowling said Mtg Han. setn, who disappeared from her sistiefi home a month ago and w” Mind w notice. told the following