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     KINGSFORD -Sl\IlTII~ FORBIDDEN TO FLY BY DOCIURS 
     
    
   
   
    
     IYGII TIME BABY CHOOSES A CARRIER 
     
     “mm?” Ffx’ "vu-css’ Wm‘ h“ Si‘ w~""ks "l" Mb?" Dwynn‘ w“ Here we see J. A. Mollison, flying record holder, wishing Kingslord- Smith farewell u the Anti-Alton 
     
     glnla is the wife of Darryl Zanuck, overly Hills, motion 1119""? Pr” prepared to leave for home, lollowlng his severe attack ol sunstrokc while atterlllitin! to break Mollbon’: "  
     
    
   
   
    
     record for the Australia-England flight. Doctors have warned Kingslo rd-Smltlu. against“ making. my 
     
    
   
   
    
     ducer‘ and polo player. 
     
     " flights ior some time to come. 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
        
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     wrnu: mm DINES AT more HOUSE JOSETTE DJNCES 
     
    
   
   
    
     While her lather attended a. formal dinner at the White House, Iillle. Josetto Laval, daughter of fiemier 
     
     Pierre Laval ol France, was quest of honor at :1 dance at the French fymb-H-qy 3g ‘Ygghing- u, 1m,- firs; 
     
     nilht spent in ‘America. Here is Jo tte (RIGHT) with Reine (‘laullcL (inughier oi‘ tho French arnbossa. 
     
     dor in their party dresses read; llll‘ the dance. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     HAG OAPdClTY OF 340,000 BUSIIELS OF‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     ROYAL TOXOPIIILITE SOCIETY HOLD DIEET 
     
     When things get really desperate, membe of the Royal Toxophil- 
     
     Ito Society go out in Hyde Park and shoot oll arrows. Here they are Th,‘ is the steamhip Bcnvyum the largest "Essa ever to "n" To! mo Ontario h-‘rbon ‘an u m‘ 
     
     hki ‘thd 0-4 zhihisultogood." - °Y 
     
     c B? n5 up Imr  iimni; W M“ ° ‘i? c q was tied up at the grain eievagqm The giant carrier, 4B0 feet long and o1 340,000 bqfrsbel capacity, will bl 
     
    
   
   
    
     Drop a tear on a. ground hogs grave. Unemployed men who went 
     
     north on madwork have found the skull 0t’ a. ground hog which many, 
     
     ' many years ago starved tovdeath because its teeth grew too last. Why 
     
     the ground hog did not eat and thus wear down his terth will never 
     
     be known. It is suggested at the Ontario museum that he had a sore 
     
     jaw. Maybe he was in a light with another ground hog, and was hit 
     
     hard enough to show he had n. “glass" jaw. Failure ol tho rodent to 
     
     use his teeth caused them to grow just like Jack's bcaustalk and 
     
     eventually theteeth in the top jaw curled back into the rocl oi the 
     
     mouth. and the teeth in the lower jaw curled back toward the lower 
     
     Jaw. The poor. ground hog could not close his mouth. As he sat in the 
     
     Ia-ullly circle, other members ol the clan clashed their jaws together 
     
     with will and elfort as they looked upon the starving ground hog who 
     
     lad not kept his teeth liled. In a land ol pronfse, a. land oi’ plenty. 
     
     he could eat no food. Filled only with anguish, he, who might have 
     
     won wide renown and great fortune lor himself had he not hzul a 
     
     "glass" jaw, slunk away in shame and hunger to dle in loneliness and 
     
     despair, and with an empty stomach. 
     
    
   
   
    
     used in Fain trade on the Great Laks- 
     
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     I53 (lLIf-ill FOOTIYEAR 
     
    
   
   
    
     Arc you in a, hurry? Do W"! "l"! 
     
     rmhber boots, gzxiters and h'p wad- 
     
     ers rilmhersome? Try these. ThBYTtE 
     
     llppflf-Pqllijiiffti and guaranteed not? 
     
     to rtzlil. As seen at London, Eng- 
     
     land, lair. i 
     
    
   
   
    
            
     
    
   
   
    
     COLLECTED BY SI R. HUBER/I.‘ IVILKINS 
     
    
   
   
    
     Two pdnr bear cubs, recently 
     
     placed on exhibition! in national 
     
    
   
   
    
     museum at Ottawa, were barn on J 
     
     Banks Island tar beyond the, arr- "FBI-INCH HENRY FORD" AND WIFE VISIT AMERICA 1gp, , 
     
    
   
   
    
     l'c ci'cle. When eight months old "DAD"  AT M M. and Mme. Andre Citroen ol Paris, France, are visitors to Am. 
     
     they were collected in I914, by Geo. erlcl, M. Citroen, who is France's moat filmoug auwmobllg njgulfljgtflb 
     
     ll Wilkins, now Sir li-ibrrt, then A “mum of pipes. a cigar a d“,- u, havhig crossed the ocean to attend the eighth conference of rush! 
     
     o. member oi’ Canrdian Arctic cx- and a ‘Benn: ma‘ he is ram“: ‘m, industries. During the past ‘vu-k u", yigltgfs w," anal-tau,“ h, n’. 
     
     podifon o.’ 1913-1918. ‘he cigarette craze’ numb"! unadi! trolt, where they inspectrd the Ford motor plant. 
     
     George Puget among the top- ' 
     
     notshefis in the nonagenarlan cloll- 
     
     Ile cclrbrates his 95th birthday Dee. 
     
     ll and is now living with his son 
     
     near Ahmic Harbor on the Mag- 
     
     netiwan river, Ontario. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
           
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     _ , , _ ' ~~. . FOR INFANT SON 0F GOVERNOR~GENERAL ...v,...,.~...v 
     
     . vrsrrs mere-w mm PALACE .41‘ KYOTO i - 1 " 
     
     sun u nonnou, cuonmn, noo. snow m, n h V," Geld we WWW b! the Kin: to nu godson Ilon Geor st.  " 
     
     . ~ . r. : g for China to conduct their llood relief surveys, (701. Lumen“ Nam“ nnulmby In‘ n‘ » ‘ - go END 0F OTTAWA To MEXICO “Jam mom“. . 
     
     h: i ch I A’ _ . 1 -Y I . l non or their excehencles the gov- M J l) ii _ _ . '~ '_‘ ‘ 
     
     sum w‘ m", u.‘ m o“ Eumh Sh", do‘ ‘M u" "m". M“. Somme nriblziis‘ ‘Mari: t Ltindhe 3h flew lroim K:Slloillll“-,'ll'll'il mud alr- crnor-geucnl ol Cnnnda and Countess Beasbornugh on the occasion oi“ to hi‘: 01in” boohvkh an" l? d.“ w an‘ "m" "om ma“ ' “m” 
     
     Keith Gibson, is arriving with it tor the Crystal Palace. London Mm I,“ ‘lyjm Jrg-Bwlif “mom .x|eql{ln;1|';awgr:'::r 1,“ ,  Jrnun. The m; ghrlgtenlng. The present wnq convflcd to Ridczzi IIrJl by Major ‘vuh h"; h grins": "until;  ulremstlll‘ lrom holding tin attcltm... 
     
     no! club chow. ' ' ‘ " ‘ i"  " ° * ‘- ' ° -‘ m» Kww- Eric Mmlterule. recently npolnua conliltrtfler oi th ' ’ 5" '° ° ° ° "fl- nw llvlnr In Mulilw ' 
     
     J h: u‘ 4 l4 _ - e household ol h _ I 
     
     v anon, w ch ey vs ed alter arriving At Osako. u" ‘Wmm I g Quad,“ a“ who“. zmwlrnwzldav; Lying g, F“; him "m," “Hiya n?“ w‘ u 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
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