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The Plains of Abraham

II was the testimony Of the late
James oliver Curwood that there was
more fact than fiction in this novel;
that the heroine, Marie Antoinette
Tonteur, and her fierce old father lived
and loved as described in the story;
that Catherine Bulain and her valiant
son were flesh and blood of their day;
that Tiaoga, Shindas, Silve- Heels and
several other of the more important
characters were not creatures of fam
cy; that THE Plains of Abraham" like
his other tale, 1.-The Black Hunter"
to which 1t is closely related, is large
ly a romance of life as It was lived
and not as 1t might have been lived.
The author also asserted that the
gathering of the material had been
the most thrilling adventure of his
life; the travelling foot by foot over
the hallowed ground. the reading of
letters written by hands dead a hum
dred and fifty years or more, the
dreaming over yellow manuscripts
written by priests and martyrs and,
lastly, the unwilling of loves and hates
and tragedies and happiness of the al
most forgotten period embracing the
very birth of both the American and
Canadian peoples, and weighted with
happenings that shook the foremost
nations of the earth and largely made
them what they are today.
The story passes through romances,
adventures and other stirring phases
of life in the Champlain and Richelieu
regions and reaches its finale on the
Plains of Abraham at Quebec. in that
historic struggle which curbed the am
billions of the French, established the
ascendency of the English and drew
the first crude boundaries of the flu
ture United States and Canada.
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$50 dol"

scientist, DIR. f. G. Holloway, has
been endeavoring to find a way of
dealing with the flour beetle, which
does an enormous amount of dam
age. He has found that the proper
ton of grubs that turn into males
and females can be controlled by
regulating their food; starve a hun
bred grubs for one day and the ma
jority will develop into male beetles.
Now, the female beetle may lay
thousands of eggs. If, therefore, he
has found a means of decreasing the
number of females, the beetle pest
may be kept down. Similar prin-
ciples of sex-control may be found
applicable to other insect enemies of
man.
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Men Weaker Sex at Play

That men faint more easily than
women has been the claim Of those
producing "Frankenstein," the play
about the man-monster, at London
theater. The nurse in attendance in
the audience reports that at least
half dozen men have needed her
ministrations. One of these was
Jeffrey Farnol, the novelist. Another
man was overcome, not by the mon
ster or the constant thunderstorms.
but by a cage of doves, one of which
Is released in the second act.
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praisingly, with lovely little Marie
Antoinette looking on, her dainty nose
upturned in patrician disdain-and
with Paul Tache, her detestabe cousin
from the great city of Quebec, openly
leering and grimacing at him from be-
hind her back. And this after he had
prepared himself with painstaking
care for Marie Antolnettes eyes should
she happen to see hint That was the
tragedy of it. He had put on his
new doeskin suit. He carried a gun
which was two inches longer than
himself. A big powderhorn swung at
his waist, in his belt was knife, and
over his shoulder hung the most treas
ured of his possessions, slim ash
bow and culver filled with arrows
He had worn his coonskin cap of fur
in spite of the warmth of the day, be-
cause it looked better than the lighter
one, which was stripped, and in this
cap was long turkey feather. Odd,
the dog, was proud of his martial-look-
ing master, but he could not under
stand the change that had come over
the boy or why he was going home
with such a strangely set and solemn
face.
From her position behind the dog,
the boy, and the man. Catherine Bu-
lain looked upon her world with JOY
GUS and unafraid pride. No boy, In
her opinion, could equal Jeems, and no
man her husband. One could see and
feel her happiness. and as Tonteur
secretly built up the fire of his yearn-
ing when he was alone, so she loved to
exult in her own possessions when her
men folk were ahead and could not
see all that came and went in her face.
This desire to hold within herself
some small and sacred part of her
rejoicing was because she was Eng
fish and not French. That was why
Daniel James had an English name.
inherited from her father, who had
been New England schoolmaster and
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Maya Indians Have Been Pioneers" in Corn?

that Indian corn was first cultivated
in Guatemala. The corncakes of the
Mayan Indians were probably the first
attempts to cook corn, or maize. and
these cakes are still today the staple
of the Guatemalan and Mexican diet.
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"Oniy another as inexperienced
as l can tell what an important
matter this is, and l shall never
hesitate to tell others as young
and Observation-Disclosures as l.
The lessons Betty Crocker's RAJ
dioS have helped me to select and
value a -four that can be relied
upon at all times"
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Me, Too, Sonny

Mummy, you bought sister Z
piano, so buy me bicycle"
what for?"
$50 that l can go riding while she
practices. bush Humor.
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Chinese Jade Carvings
Heavy slabs of jade were used as
tablets on which to carve writings in
ancient China.
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Who despises all displeases all.
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ANew-type Flour that Banishes
~Good Luck" and '.Bad Luck"
from Baking-Giyes Sure
Results Every Time.

TODAY more women are
i using GOLD MEDAL " Kitchen
tested' Flour than any otherb brand.
Chiefly because they find this all
purpose flour always gives uni
form good results, whenever and
however they use it.
1t will bring this same success in
your baking. Because all GOLD
MEDAL Flour is ''Kitchea-teSted"
before it comes to you. Breads,
cakes, biscuits, pastries are baked
from every batch-in a home oven
just like your own.
And only the flour that success
49,. = - pokk,, C.aoEar
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possible by The Star. Only
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in care of The Star will be de-
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entation of the box number
ticket.
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The old ape scolded the boy in the language that
was their common heritage cit is a lesson. If
you would i've use your ears and eyes, but most
O! all your nose after this" That night the son
OF Iarzan was colder than he ever had been. The
paJama trousers had not been heavy but they had
been heavier than nothing And the next day he
roasted In the hot sun, for again their way led
them across wide and treeess Mains
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Akut, from nearby tree. jabbered and scolded.
The boy threw dead twigs and branches at the
upturned face Of Sabor just his father had done
20 years before, when he, too, had tainted and
tantalized the great cats of the jungle The loness
fretted about awhile and finally stalked majesticaly
away into the underbrush. Freed from danger, the
boy and Akut came to the ground to take up their
interrupted Journey once more
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TERMS AS LOW AS SIS CASH.
OURISMAN CHEVROLET
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SIENOGRAPHER- accountant,
French, German; speaks English
fluently; banking, export house
experience; has auto. Col. 5429.
27s
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The tree was but a few PAGES away. limb hung
10 feet from the ground and as the hoy leaped for
1t the lioness leaped for him. Like a monkey, he
pulled himself up and to side. great forepaw
caught him glancng blow at the hips-just graz
ing him. One claw hooked itself into his pajama
trousers ripping them of as the lioness sped by
Half naked the lad drew himself to safety as
the beast again leaped for him.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
SANDWICH SHOPPE, 733 18th st. n.w.-Up-
Is cost; rent, sl25 mo- Met $3.50 26S
CAFETERIA and lunch room, located 820
18th l4th st; NV. sales $50 to 500 daily; long
Owner must leave city at once. 26s
ROoMING HOUSE, sale reasonable; bidders
received. 4e7 Maryland ave. s.w.; good
condition. Sss
ELECTRICAL BUSINESS for sale, located in
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rent $40. Monthly receipts, $1,000. No conl-
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BEAUTY PARLORS.
PERSONAL.

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FINER USED CARS.

1929 Chevrolet Sedan. -. .$4o5
1927 Nash 323 Sedan. 80. 425
1927 Pontiac Coupe. -. 275
1927 Dodge Sedan. ........ 2o5
1926 Buick Coach. -. 285
1927 Chevrolet Sedan. -. 275
1925 REQ Sedan. Us
1925 Willys-Knight IS Sdn. 1875
1927 Studebaker Vic. Coupe. AIS
1926 Nash Sedan. $50
1926 Chevrolet Touring. %. Us
1928 Nash $40 Sedan. $50
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HELP-WOMEN.

nEEE-WOMENs
BUSINESS, WOMEN interested in 9 steady
tionally advertised cosmetics; big demand:
DEMONSTRATION. capable young girl. ex-
perienced in demonstrating toilet goods.
DEMoNsTRAToR, experienced; salary and
commission. Apply Mr.. Nance, the Shade
FoRMER SOCIAL SERVICE WoRISER want
fare 1s1 refunded State uuSiifcstions. Address
Box 273-R, Star once.
GIRL, colored; work in delicatessen store.
Apply between and 8. 1851 You st. NV.
GIRL to work on dresses. 1905 Conn. ave.
LADY CASHIER and manager Of boardins
house and inn; bond required. to PM
1900 r. I. ave. NV.
LADIES, 3, for home service ds ln.rG In
Shss.; s s;I Between ana pm. only 81
MANICURIST AND FINGER WAVER-No
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MARCEL WAvER.-ExperIenced OPERATOR;
5 5SiDeh me'n00. 1'-4 conn. ~v.. IS.
MARKERS AND AssoRTERs. American
Laundry. 72-7P Patterson St ne.
RbcTTcAL Tp1s 4O ldds :Srss
ave. NV. 20
sALEs0IRL for candy oept., neat. Apply
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T4An cSars. s1e in
for several hours daily services. Apply Box
YOUNG LADIES, Catholic; If you are sat-
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:. WOMAN OF CHARACTER a.. :.
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To MI important positions, not routine WORK,
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STENOdRAPHER-sECR
Familiar With Ming and once routine. Ca
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WANTED-Thoroughly expert
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CHAIRMAN for night work: hours, pm.
70 1880 am; must pc willing worker and
Mr. MargoliuS, National Furniture Co., 7th
and II SITS. NV.
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SITUATION-WOMEN.

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(Contlnued.l

NASH ADVANCE ROADSTER. 1875; $500;
q snappy roadster with excellent paint,
one oyeri terms. For real value come to
Emerson q Orme. nth and M SITS. NV.
NASH STANDARD Q COACH. 1927; a good
comfortable coach, this Is an exceptional
opportunity. Price, 1900 Wallace Motor
Co. 1909 L st. NV. Decatur 1880
NASH sTANDARD 9 SEDAN, 1913; pew-eaF
appearances and performances; q genuine bar
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u SC. NV. Decatur 7260.
bearing motor q smart, beautiful ear. lux-
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SECURITY statesmen, experienced, with
established clientele, to handle bank, insur-
ance and Industrial stocks; only men whose
references show clean past history will be
considered. All replies must state above
{actE Address Box 37i-V, Star once.
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BUICK C0uEE. io37, standard, {-pass. 36zy.
Appearanee ike new and mechanical condlv
va SsSssfsi e.. Mi i 81 ssssaaiss. nlat
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BUSINESS WOMEN interested in steady
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Phone Nat. 1870 from ell or Sd r.m. az
DEMONSTRATION, capable young girl, ex-
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Kings Palace
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Full knowledge of stenogrRphic work.
Familiar with fling and once routine. Ca
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strictly confidential. state age. experience,
education and salary expected. Address BOX
Star nfdcA-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-09-02

could do. Boon scouty shouted. "say,
you're tired. You'd better stop .
while" The music stopped. 90 did
the girl and no more did she, sing or
whirl. You're very kind" she an
Swered, and wet 5couty drew q smile.
That night they all slept good and
sound. At dawn. of course, they were
around upon the open highway, out
to see solme more nice sights. "Ah,
ha." cried Clowny, there's . place to
take a swim. Come on. let's race"
And to a pretty rock spot ran the
happy Tinyu1ites.
They rented bathing suits feal quick
and all agreed twas quite Z trick to
pick their way out on the rocks and
all jump right in. But they all did 1t,
Sure enough! Twas well the water
wasn't rough. The Travel Man
watched from the shore. Their antics
made him grin.
THE TIMES ride in = queer wagon
In the next 'story.) .yl- e
Copyright. 1880. NEA Service. 1nc.)
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inside the coffee shop a lass came
::orti1 and started out to pass q little
money tray. Said she, I'm going to
.ntertAin. You'll like it when you
lear me sing. At dancing ! will take
! fling" Then Scouty cried. WEI
gladly pay. Your plea is not in vain"
Each Tiny dropped q coin inside
the tray and shortly Clowny sighed,
My goodness, but she's beautiful. I'll
bet she sings real well. We're where
We all can hear and see. I'm as ex-
cited as car be. Now, If we like her
first song, let's all clap our hands and
YELL"
And then the, girl began to sing.
The piece was quite q pretty thing.
Her voice was good and she went
way down low and way up high. "Gee
whiz, she hit the highest @, and did 1t
very easily" said Carpy. why, ct
one time / was sure she'd reach the
sky."
The girl next danced. twas clever.
too And my. what fine steps she
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-10
YANKEE POLOZSTS
EXPECTED TO END
CUP PLAY TODAY
BY FRANK GETTY
United Press Sports Editor

MEADOWBROOK, y. y, Sept. 10.
U.P>-Riding once more i'll defense
of the famous Wcstchcstcr cup, Am
erica IS new 81 Big Four needed but
one more victory this afternoon to
keep the trophy safe from the latest
British challenge.
If they win today, Tommy Hitch
cock and his hard hitting, hard rid
ing young teammates will end the
1880 series, and after their 10 to
8 victory in the first game Saturday,
the Americans are strong favorites.
The British came back today with
the same lineup that met defeat be
fore Il record throng Of $4,000 in
the first match. Captain Trcnayne,
pon-playing captain of the challcng
inc side. decided to make no change.
Today's lineup, therefore, will be:
United States England
f. Pcdley....,.....No. 1....Gcrald Baldin
+. Hopping No. 2...-...Louis Lacey
r. Ilitchcocl.Na. g. Capt. Roar!l
w. Guest Back....H. Guinness
Another capacity crowd was eX
pected to fill the robins egg blue
stands of International Field this
afternoon, more than 10000 tickets
having been sold.