1934-11-20 — Page 2

BABY DEPENDS ON IT

Nourishment la so prociona to baby! Give him the most by serving Geanina 3- MINUTĖ OAT FLAKES. Vitamins,pro- 'tels and carbohydreice are there-to build healthi Exclu sive process, "Fireless Cook- ing the Atl—for 12 house" -SEALS IN nourishment, improves flavor, reduces cook- Log cu stove to 3 minutos

DON'T RISK HEALTII-Get the Cenaine

INSIST on the BIG RED 3

MOTHER CALLS IT MIRACLE

Child-always fretful, never hungry-

Now has Big Appetite.

SOMETHING TERRIBLE

· MUST BE WRONG WITH HIM.

'HE WON'T EAT, HE'S ALWINS

CROSS, SEE HOW PALE

HE 13.

DON'T WORRY (AHKITHER DAY, JUST GIVE E

HIM A LITTLE CASTORIA. IT WORKS

WONDERS!

Doctors Advise This Natural Way to Make Child Hungry

Kestore Buoyant Health!

Almost all child allments that cause meibers so much worry are dun to Just one thing-authorities call it the intestinal absorption of poisons. This distreening condition occur even when child's habita may seem reg. plar. The stomach to upect. The child won't eat... becomnes nervous and cross

Now this insidious condition can be corrected naturally and quickly with

little Castoria which tastes so very good, children beg for it.

Thisremarkable preparation swiftly purges the system, banishes poisons, wellies the stomach and improves di- gration. Then Nature does the rest, Appetite returns. Disposition im- proves. And soon the child is again sturdy, healthy and'zunny..

Let Castorla take care of your

is Sturdy and Strong

NEXT DAY

WHAT! ARE YOU STILL HUNGRY AFTER THAT, GREAT BIG MEAL. THAT'S WONDERFUL,

POSES WILL SOON ▷ BE BACK IN

YOUR CHEEKS!

EVERY MOTHER SHOULD KNOW ABOUT CASTORIA! THE WAY Ir

BENEFITS CHILDREN IS A MIRACLE. SEE HOW HEALTHY AND STURDY

15.

warning sign of trouble. Results will surpise you.

CASTORIA

MEDICINAL SYRUP

child's health. Give it at the first from babyhood to eleven yours

COAL FIRES

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with

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NEW INMATES

FOR ZOO

REPTILE CARGO FROM AMERICA'

ELEPHANTS IN GLASS HOUSE.

The temporary elephant house af Whipsnade is to be supplanted by a very different and more elaborate structure dealgned by Mr. Lubet-" kin, of Mestra. Tecton, the firm of architects who have already fdent!- fled themselves with modern zoo architecture, the penguin pond and the gorilla house in Regent's Park being typical examples of their work.

The new structure will consist of loose boxes of circular formation with open fronts, and divided from the public not by bars, but by n moat some 10 It. wide and 6 ft deep, filled with water. In winter the whole of the house's faenda con be closed by a glass screen, giving the huge Inmates the required pro tection, whilst leaving them in full view of their admirers.

The collection of the Zoological Society's enuntry zoo has been en riched by some red squirrels pre sented by Mr. Oliver G. Pike, the naturalist, who by this gift har further assisted to the very wel come return of our native squirrel. now fairly established at Whip. anade, where it runa no risk of molestation from the heavier and more predacious North American species

A recent event at the London Zoo was the arrival of a large collection of American reptiles. The con- afgnment included such species as hog-nosef snakes, king snakes, bull snakes, clilcken anakes, black racers. coachwhip snakes, prairie and tim ber rattlesnakes, and some speel- mens of the polsonous heladerm lizard of glia monster.

Possibly, the most remarkable member of, this collection in the hog-nosed snake, which, aichouzů | entirely harmless, discourages it fons by a great show of ferocity.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1934."

CAPE VOGUE.

Dashing Model Adorned With Braid

IN BROWN WOOL

"Vogue of the Capc- flere in the cape in one of its most attractive versions. Hip- length, and just sufficiently "dashing", it ties at the throat. with a knot of the material adorned with narrow broeu braid like that red on the jumper-like top of the suit. The model là cxpressed in filbert-brown wool.

APPLE SOUFFLE

Oil From Coal Mines

Of England

DEVELOPMENT PROCEEDS

VALUABLE INDUSTRY

A now method of producing oil from coal-and producing it an al commercial basis-was demon- strated recently before a party of English and foreign visitors nt the Cannock works of the National Coke and Oil Company.

Earl Howe, who joined the party after testing the new spirit on a Journey by road from London, told them that his engine ran every bit as well as it has ever run with ony form of fuel he has over used, Captain E. W. Percival, who flew with it to Cannock from Grave- send, said that his experience wa very similar. The company heard also how the local omnibus ser- vices and others are using it withi a great gain in mileage.

What the visitors were seeing was described by Mr. Arnold S. Kowntree, a Director of the Com- pany, as the birth of a plant and process which, if wisely worked and directed. may bring funda mental changes in our social and Industrial life. The difficulties on which other processes have fallen down have been, he said, over- como; and not only has there been solved the problem of the economic production of motor apirit from coal, but also the economic pro- duction of smokeless fuel saleable at a low price.

HUXLEY'S EXPERIENCE

.

Valuable testimony in confirma- tion of this claim for the new pro- cess was given by Dr. C. H. Lan- dor, who was for some years head

APPLE souffle is a light and ap- distending ita neck to form a cobra: petising sweet with which to like hond, and hissing loudly, conclude a hot meal. It can be Should this demonstration fail, it cooked in the oven while the other problem, as he had approached resorts not to light but sham- dishes are baking. Stew in the ming death. It effects this ruse by oven in a casserole sofue thinly making its body as limp as a piece sliced apples with water, a lump of of string and lying motionless upon butter, sugar, and grated lemon stendily month after month, and its back.

rind. Bent to a pulp and mix with The snake's power to simulate the beaten white of an egg, and death once provided Mr. Raymond bake for a few minutes in a buttered Ditmare, the curator of reptiles of¡ oven-dish. the New York Zoo, with an amus- Ing. if disturbing, experience whilat; collecting in a remote and wild reglun.

Anxious to inspire respect in hist native, porters ha captured a hog-; nosed snake, which automatically expired on being handled. Placing the reptile upon the ground, he ordered the onlookers to remain. surfectly quiet.

to the

SECRETS OF THE WAR

VON HOTZENDORF'S

LETTERS

of the Government Fuel Research station at Greenwich. He con. fessed that he had approached the

many others, with a feeling of agnosticism, but the plant has shown, he said, that it can run

that from every ton of coal can be produced fifteen hundredweight of very good smokeless fuel and Afteen gallons or more of petrol.:

Professor Julian Huxley, who also approached the process with some amount of scepticism, feel- ing that it was too good to be true, spoke just as highly, in its favour, and indicated that it can be work- ed with small units in any mining aren..

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OUR BRITISH CROSSWORDS

Across

1 A bit of a curve.

3 The Royal name that always

must entangle Pat. -8-This--material is medc__by_a_

mechanical contrivance in the first place.

..

.

D Seats for which you have to

fight inside.

tress cannot be seen.

youngaler who may be qualify- ing for an Asiatic part.

this metal,

Think, he said, what this may Then, having subiccted the snake

{mean to derelict areas and mines to the usual magician's" passen, he In the course of an interview that are now closed, and how it announced that the snake would Countess Conrad von Hotzendorf, may help to solve the problem of nrcaently return to life. Nothing the widow of the Field-Murshul anemployment. He spoke particu was wanting to add impressiveness Conrad von Hotzendorf, says that larly of the value of producing!

arene, and the experiment both before and during the war smokeless fuel at a price which 10 Father, the end of the temp WA only too successful. The her husband wrote her some 3,000 can compete with ordinary fuel, senka, dopaived by the silence into letters, which she has carefully and said he is looking forward to 11 believing its foes had retired, soon "ecovered Its norve and its vitality preserved. This collection. the the time when every city will have and decamped with all speed. The sy, really completes Hatzendorf's its plant and so make Britain, free 12 An American firm uses most of norters, aghast at this display of diary-"The Diary of My Suffer- from smoke and fog, a better place 16 Ilelation,

ings"--which is also in her posses-to live in and healthier people to 17 Nineteenth Century essayist. the occult, followed the reptile's sion. It has never been published live in it.

18 Very excited when part of the example, leaving their leader alone and its existence is only known to,

Instrument has been borrowed. and stranded in a

The ploneer of the enterprise 21 Vessel which serves philosophical desolate and herself and a few intimate friends, Mr. W. B. Mitford, malatained that bandit-ridden region.

Long before the war Holgendorf in the Cannock process the essen-23 Not a very suitable place for a wrote her a letter every day and a national need for enabling!

bath, but one might have a dip The king anake serves to main-continued to do so until his death. England to regain her industrial in extremity. thin the balance of nature in its Thone letters are full of details, native wilds by devouring polson-about the Austrian monarchy. She premacy-that of converting ner 24 Old, compared with 11.

solid fuel resources into quid 26 European body of water. 0118 serpents. Curiously enough, adds that she will not allow them fuel requirements has been 28 Clerical garb, yoti chapa? Well, it has transpired that the anake, to be published unless they are brought into the range of practical though immune to the venom of, brought nut in full and without economics. New World species, soon succumbs any omissions.

The plant at Cannock in dealing if bitten by nolsonoua ennkes of

with a hundred and fifty tuns of African or Asiatic origin.

serpent, has on several occasions coal, or coal dust, a day. The The bull anake is unique amongst proved fatal. to human beings. basis of the process, before dis- serpents in its prodigious voice, due The lizard wears a most striking tillation starta, ls for this dust to to the glotis being extended into a livery of black and vermilion

THE. KING snake

movable flap. This acts as a re-orange, which is said to serve as a bo reduced to the finest powder in sonator, and the air being exoelled warning to intending molestera. a pulverising mill, and then to be forcibly from the lungs results in Living in a dry and waterlers mixed with coal oll to form a mix- Hand and Electric Marosg

a bull-like roar pudible at a dis-region, the reptile carries ture in which each little.grain of Hand and Klectric MADORES

"emergency ration" in the form of coal is surrounded by a mintue Diploran and Certificate of rotance of over 100 ft. itroho Kenkynsha (Tokyo Electrical Curs Institute) and the

Liceuse.

Holder

an

The gila monster enjoys the re-n store of fat, which gives the tall globule of oil. Six other plants Hongkong Goverment patation of being the world's only a club-like appearance, an interest-have been planned-at Tipton, poisonous lizard, and Its bite. ing adaptation of the device ex- Cardiff, Manchester, Edinburgh, administered much like that of à, emplified in the camel's hump. Glasgow, and Erith,

31B, Wyndham Street,

SALESMAN SAM

hat's He Up-or Down-To?

onds.

while, at any rate,

29 Enslave.

always

bo

30 Man is deemed (anag.). 31 Beginnings could

made by putting tar in these short roads,

.. Down

1. The schoolboy frequently con

siders such cases to be un- pleasant.

2 A nanic that aptly describes

certain Highlanders.

3 Look long and closely, if you

like: the hole is there.

4 Give credit.

5 What a silly fellow he is to wind up with such an awkward start.

Neptunian attendants.

7 Sit up, it is.

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9 The others hava stockings.

13 Study book five, and a couple of unexplained letters that are be- -fore-uni-Surely;-this-must-be a

plant!

14 Though one gets a clear view of the river, it displeases, I'm afraid,

36 I'm winding up somewhere East of Suez, by means of what's left. A means of progress, signi Beant, shall I say, of the writer who has arrived, as, for example.

20 this one--who is doubly, sign!-

Bennt.

21 The first element in any com-

pound.

22 ite was a poor Jewi

Widgeon.

27 BOAK,

28 Out of harmony.

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AS I SAID YESTERDAY, THIS IS DETECTIVE HONDY SPEAKIN AN IF SUPPERY SKINNER,TH BANK ROBBER/ IS IN TOWN, HES WANTED AT TH POLICE STATION RIGHT AWAY!

NELL, LETS GO DOWN, HUGHIE. IP SÚP'S WITHIN HEARIN' DIS- TANCE HE'S PROB'LY LOCKED

UP BY THIS TIME!

OKAY, SAMMY! BUT, BEFORE WS LAND, TAKE A SLANT AT THE OL' TOWN THRU THIS TELESCOPE! IT'S A SWELL. SIGHT!

WELL, YA KIN KNOCK ME OVER WITH A CANARY

FEATHER!

Ç'LONG, HUGHIE! SEE YA

LATER!

I GOT IMPORTANT BIZNESS TO ATTEND TO!....