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The Sylvan Lake News 1926-01-08 - 1938-12-29
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THE NE WS, SYLVAN LAKE, ALBERTA Thousands of bors fron Coast to Coast have Star Weekly routes that pay them well each WEY TES are alert and a go-ketter Wovcan earn S0e to 8.00 or more otk with a Star. Weekly, route in your rict If, it ts not already covered, 1 IS Geauires an hour or two's work a week. You can easily bul Me teady customers for Cw week-end. paper because The Toronto Star The vereatest 10 . value tn (uiiada, More people. like ta read 4 Site Weeuly than any other mai Canada, So don't miss this eb; ke some reeular pocket money. day to. Cirealatlon Department ronto Star Weekly, King St. Weal: Toronto, for particulars, Become The Star Weekly boy in your district. SW. WORLD HAPPENINGS BRIEFLY TOLD ince Noy. 1, 675 carloads of whea shipped for winter storag at Churchill elevator, Railway, officials reported. Appointment of Henry E. Ew: 3) PE of Henry E, Ewart a8 7 t5 pe master of the royal Canadian min in Ottawa was announced by the de: partment to the offic ent necessity gov ada was voiced in a ed by the Alberta leg lature. Formal invitations to more than 70 swi Stedth s swing in and out of traffic without s : ese of trafic without) (once of nearly ten miles. Continu- delegates to the 1940 Empire Parlia- mentary Association conference to bi held in New Zealand are being sen out, Hudson Bay of the Dominion Trackless Trolley Buses Winnipey Is Second City In Ci To Adopt Modern Pranspor Method y buse thor Trackless trol pear in weste ) ap: inte west end line of mn Canad service recently on the Winnipeg Wher the Company s Started from near Portag Main streets of downtown Winnipeg. the city became the second in the Dominion to have the lutest method of electric tran: Montreal trolley bus have been runn foy almos' President Edw 1 And ing more th 100 provincial nment and portation. civic comp. started, said the trolley bus far ery from the horse-drawn in 1882 and the first electric j cars in Winhipeg in 189: -DiMficuities of the street car trans- Rortation business are mounting, the president stated. While the company spent 350,000 on an improvement program since 1936, the passengers carried have fallen off. In 1929 the o company carried 61,288,784 revenue passengers, compared with only 41,- 579,017 a year ago. + A public service such as this will t undertaken by publi authorities, said the president in ad- vocating a partnership between the city and the company. olution adopt- and out over the other wire, Long joan 16 the public, skirts the w en to : flexible trolleys allow the busses to - losing contact with their wires. it power Helium In Canada Glacier Crash Unusual P menon Occurs In The Canadian Rockies The collapse Hector Banff National Park the wary autumn of 1 phenomenon of occurrence in u Rockles; Sitflated about north of Lake Louise on th Hacies in Alberta, during provided a the Canad 12 mile southeast slopes of Mount Hecto the glacier slipped from its rocky moorings high on the side of the mountain, and crashed in great valle hefo ayalanche into Creek rooting t ything in its witnessed by 1 Molar nd carry ath n, the avalanche was discovered by local guide re- turning with a party from hunting trip outside the park bord The glacier was found io have travelled a di: nce of about two miles and ia spread over the yalley in a broad arpet of ice a couple of hundred feet deep. Two weeks prior to its discov- ery, when the region was visited by fishermen, the glacier hung in a glistening mass high on the rocky slopes. Old-timers in the district state that a similar occurrence can- not be remembered in 40 years. Mount Hector is one of the mas: peaks that may be viewed by travel- lers on the new Banff-Jasper High- way under construction between Lake Louise and Jasper. It rises to height of 11.185 fect above sea level, The new buses operate on a dot ible given .in a court of justice, and then, s operate ona double 14 forms a landmark for many) nment adopting measures for) rojfey, 5 fen ; 2 y, the electric current flowing) i i increased sale of Alberta coal in Can ) ,9m one wire into the bus motor miles, The completed section of the highway in Banff Park which is now ern slopes of Hector Mountain for a dis- jing past Bow Lake, over Bow Pass and down into the Mistaya River Valley to the Saskatchewan River, it provides a magnificent scenic drive For 4 Years Vicks Advertising has been panved upo by a Hoard of Physicians. MY NOSE IS CLEAR ALREADY I PREVENT MANY A COLD FROM DEVELOPING Here's speciafized medication for nose and upper throat where most colds start. Used at the first sniffle or sneeze a few drops up cach noetril-it helps to. prevent the develop- ment of many colds ... Even wh uur head is stopped-up from a neglected cold, PY osaiaearmmavsng: xa Va-TRO-NOL membranes lets you SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON DECEMBER + LYING Behold, thou desi inward parts. Ps Golden text truth in the 513 It. Kings 20-27; Proverbs 19; Matthew 15: 19, 20; John 8:42-47; Ephesians 4:25; Revelation 22:14, 15. Devotional Reading: Revelation 21: of CANADA presents TOPICS of Explanations And Comments , VITAL The Ninth Commandment: the Law INTEREST : of Drutafuness, Ixodus 20;16. This by DR. J. W. S. MSCULLOUG jaw reters primarily to false evidence THEET OF RADIUM NEEDLES naturally, to any false testament about another given under any cir- cumstances. Jesus the E: mplar of Truth, John 8:42-47. Jesus is arguing with his enemies and tells them that if they were God's children they would hay welcomed him who had heen sent to them by God. They failed to under- stand his words because they were unable to receive his message, yther was in them no moral capaci A doctor in New York has lost five dium needles presumably by theft: hese needles contained altogether milligrammes of radium worth, at mt prices, about a couple of thousand dollars. Radium, apart from its value in commercial enterprise of various The London Si y Pictori - mdon Sunday Pictorial re or nearly 50 miles. The glacier, how Pa ee ee ee Rare Gas Can Be Produced In/ ever, could not be seen from the of the term of the present viceroy, 5 Onin eam Ste highway, as it was situated aver he the Marquess of Linlitigon Y' Helium ean be produced in several crest on the easter side of the Snes Ma teateke naatemeated parts of Canada, according to the) mountain, permission for a limited number of Qusbed Medea Jewish children from frontier regions Bo aeceeu tenuate bellst ayOEROM ALE BASIC DESIGN Laer to enter Switzerland opoly on the gas is a fallacy. The By sane Agta Gani . Ponter of Montreal was Waited stator te the enlysountiy) re-elected president of the ee ee eee eee ae Canada has produced the gas in the Association at Tourist and Publicity past and could do so again. pureaux at the concluding session of i vould. War. med the annual convention, noses Sore Boe ae secorene vention will be held in Vancouver. found and recovered in several parts Between 60 and 80 giant airliners) of Ontario and Alberta, The develop- will carry Christmas mail to 40 ter- ment of new uses for the: gas in vitories now included in the empire medical science is drawing attention air mail scheme. They will probably to the Canadian resources again, -It carry around 350 tons, roughly 11,- is added. 000,000 letters. The journal said experiments have Great Britain is still the best been made in the use. of helium for ikea Huropean country by United treating pneumonia and heart condi- States voters but during the last year) tons and it promises to be of great. and a half her popularity has waned aid in respiratory disease. A color-) by seven-per cent, according to a less, odorless, tasteless, non-polson- country-wide survey by the Ameri- ous and non-inflammable gas, helium can Institute of Public Opinion. also has other uses such as in pre- serving of food, in fire-proofing and Music And Work , in radio tubes and illuminated signs, it adds. Factory Workers) Speed Up, When - 80 far'as is known Canada ts te Music Is Played Those skilled factory workers on only source of helium in the British Empire, the journal said, the assembly line like their swing but they're not jitterbugs. Workers on jobs requiring a high 4 degree of hand and finger dexterity Given To Man Facing Death Who do better work with less spoilage Still Carries On Scout Award For Courage ceive the truth he delivered. Speak the Truth, Ephesians 4 Compare Zech. 8:16. We are mem- bers one of another and must speak the truth with one another. This lesson has its highest im- portance to us here in America, who five in a democracy and who seek to succeed, not by setting our apart from other men, but by striv- ing with them toward a commion end. To make our work enduring we must work with others. To be able to work with others we must tell them) the truth, Without mutual trust the co-operation of free ctiizens toward a common end is impossible. The whole fabric of American society rests on the assumption that we are going to be honest in our dealings. Truthful- ness in word and in act, strict ful- filment of every obligation, straight- forwardness in meeting all promises, expressed or implied, independent of the temporary gain or loss to our- selves, are the things that give us the right and power to be members of a free commonwealth (Arthur Twining Hadley). Gift To New Zealand Pair Of Buffalo And Pair Of Elk Donated To Wellington Zoo By Canada Donated to the Wellington Zoo- logical Gardens, Wellington, New Zealand, by the Canadian Goyern- ment through the National Parks Bureau of the Department of Mines: and Resources, Ottawa, a shipment from Elk Island National Park in Alberta, consisting of one pair of buffalo and one pair of elk, is now on its way down under. Following their capture by park kinds, is of value chiefly in the treat- ment of cancer. For this purpose ; Canada, In its various clinies for the treatment of malignant disease, pos- sesses about 20 grams, worth, at a conservative estimate, about 700- 000 though it cost the clinics oF those who supplied the element a - most twice that figure. Tn the use of radium for the tre ment of cancer the element is plac in tiny needles of platinum-iridium each cdntaining so many milli- grammes, These are inserted into. fhe growth or placed close to the growth to be treated. The constant rays given forth from the radium Juil the cancer cells, In institutions where the supply is sufficient, con tainers with 4, 8, 10 or more grams of radium are used. The effect of these is similar to the rays from a million-volt x-ray, equipment, Radium in the treatment of cancer js used in another form. This i radon or the rays from radium pro- duced by an apparatus called an emanation plant. There are several of these plants in Canada. The plant, an ingenious device of hollow glass tubes and steel, collects and filters the radium rays emanating from a solution of radium bromide. These rays are finally assembled in tiny gold seeds about one-eighth of an jnch in length, These, called radon seeds, are planted in the growth to be treated -and may be left there. They are exhausted in about 80 days. The effect of radium, in seeds, bomb or needle is the same. As already mentioned radium rays kill the can- cer cells and this is done without great damage to the normal cells Found-about for the reason that can- cer cells are generally less resistant to radium than normal cells. The discovery and production of jradium in Northwest Canada within late years has effected marked re- ductions in the price of this valuable when listening to the crooning of Bing Crosby or of the sweet swing) going to die he knows how he is of Guy Lombardo. These are conclusions of Dr. John assistant professor of psy- Ing paralysis. It is incurable. chology at the Pennsylvania State Hume, college, who conducted experiment in a Pennsylvania factory. Different types of music wer going to die. Tnce, who is 58, suffers from creep- A prominent official in London's s Boy Scout organization, Ince received on Armistice Day Scouting s highest /honor, It is the Cornwell decoration played to determine their effects on for courage, capability and character. plant production and morale. The award goes to Ince because of Although Dr. Hume deferred final) the heroism with which he has faced conclusions, he found generally bet-)h ter work was done when the pro- platant, ceive the Cornwell decoration was grams did not contain cacophonous strains of the more ex- treme swing. Spoilage was generally) millionaire. higher when no music was played. New Guinea airplanes are carrying scout settlement. native passengers by weight, th ailment, The only other man ever to re- Sir Abe Bailey, the South African Sir Abe has had both legs amputated. Ince ia warden of Roland House He is practically Daily he is e helpless physically. charge being 10 to 25 cents a pound driven to Roland House, and propped according to the distance travelled. Do This If You re NERVOUS Don t take chances on harmful opiates and products which you know nothing about, Use Eommon sense. Get more fresh alr, more aleep and take reliable, tlme-proven medicine like famous Lydia E. Pinkham s Vegetable Com- ound made especially for women from whole Somo herbs and Foots let it help Nature tone Up your system and thus calm jangly nerves, Tessen distress from female functional disor ders and make life wort For over 60 years one woman has told another how to go smiling thru with Piakham's Compound Iet It help YOU, up at his desk, J thought I might as well chuck up the sponge when I caught an in- curable paralyzing disease in bar- racks during the war, he sald. Then he heard that Roland Phillips, a pioneer Scout organizer in Lon- don s East End, had been killed in action and in his will had asked Ince to carry on his work. And I suddenly saw something worth living for, Ince declared. That was more than 20 years ago but he's still living for it, Stanley Ince not only knows he is) Behold some exciting new Pattern Magic by Anne Adams o dress and a housecoat easily made from the same Pattern . Need we tell you that this silhouette is the newest ever a gathered top with a slim-hipped, gently flaring skirt? The button- front panel is another feature, as popular as it is slenderizing. Ob- Zerve the charming swirl of move- ment there is below the knees in the house coat version, And consider whether to have the collar a demure Peter Pan design or the equally gracious notched type. Brilliantly Patterned cotton is ideal for a short Meeve lounge robe, and flannel for a cold-weather style with short sleeves. The frock has youthful chic in any fabric Pattern 4960 s available in junior and misses sizes 10, 12, 14, 16 and 48, Size 14 takes 4 yards 36 inch fabric. Send twenty cents (20c) in coins (stamps cannot be accepted) for this Anne Adams pattern. Write plainly Size, Name, Address and Style Num- ber and send order to the Anne Adams Pattern Dept., Winnipeg Newspaper Union, 175 McDermot Ave. , Winnipeg. wardens the animals were subjected carmen ae 5 poe A wie i ivi radium cost one hunt ni v to medical inspection and given . thousand dollars a gram. Sevew clean pill of health. Special crates years ago the supply for one of our were prepared for the buffalo and eli jurge hospitals was secured for about and they were shipped by rail from 55,000 a gram. Now the price is en 35,000 a gram. The enterprise of Lamont, Alberta, to Vancouver, .C., 39,000 5 Et ina their associates in accompanied by an attendant and jhe discovery and production of sufficient food for the train journey. radium at Great Bear Lake and the From Vancouver they will sail on the establishing: of 8 Feaning, plant at MES. Hauraid for New Zeniand on Eon cuilton of every canadian November 24, and will be fed and Citizen, Radium is, according to tended by a member of the ship's present knowledge, essential in the Grew during the three-week ocean) treatment of cancer. Canada is able voyage. to supply the demand. Canada s success in preserving the buffalo and elk is a notable example: of the value of timely conservation. Once in danger of extinction, both of these species are now so numerous in the park areas of Western Canada that periodic reductions are necessary ee . crowd ver 8 event over-crowding and over: Does Not Matter Much ee The question has often been asked Policeman? Pull up to the curb, What s a billion? An authority lady. Do you know you.were doing steps forward to answer it by saying 75? that an American billion is a thou- Young lady: Isn't it marvellous. sand million while an English billion And do you Imow, I only learned to is a thousand thousand million not drive yesterday that it makes much difference if they are talking of dollars for most of Mohammedans believe the Moors) us will never see it. will return to Spain when the hand and key carved in stone over 2 gate-) The human body breathes mors way to the Alhambra touch each alr, by weight, than it consumes food other. 2283 in a 24-hour period. Editorial Note: Readers desiring the complete set of Dr. MeCul- longh s. cancer articles at once may secure same by serlting to The Health League of Canada, 105 Bond St. Toronto, Ont. lt; i
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