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- ~tario and Quebec division - sociation, oy - Canada Attracts European Capital Plospects Good Here For Large Influx, Says Banking Expert ~ The prospects of "large amounts" of European capital," including & share of thé" $4,000,000,000 the British Government is empowered to borrow for armaments, coming to this country are "rather good," Gilbert Jackson, former professor of political economy at the Unlyer- = aity or Croronto, and for (he past four years an' economic advisor to the governor. of the Bank of Eng- land, declared 'at Toronto last week. ' "What a position Canada is {n!" ho. remarked. "It is 4,000 miles away from the dictators, its insti- tutions are "British, its rulers Scotch, and though it has wo navy ot Its own, it is guarded by the two greatest fiavies in the world, There isn't a country in the world today that is as secure as Canada and Europe is beginning to realize this," "Go And Sell Canada" "At the same timo he warned there would be no "panic flight of capital from the Old Country," and that Canada would "have to get British money by its own mer --itg and not by Britain having the jitters," "There is no good any one try- Ing to sell Britaln the jitters, be- cause she won't buy. Go and sell Canada, if you want to attract Brit 1sh capital," Mr. Jackson sald. _.New President Mr. R.A. (Bob)tiiles, editor of the Lachute Watchman, Lachute, Que.. and vice-president of the On- of the kly Newspaper As- be elected president "of the association when they hold their annual convention at Ottawa and the Seignory club on April 28 and 29. 320 Million Acres Trees Burned In Canada Since Confederation' --Five Times As Much For- est Ruined That Way As By Woodsman's Axe. Canadian W Optimism for the future of Cana- dian forests was expressed last .week by Robson Black, vice-presi dent 'and general manager of the J.- and Lyery little gelief, and a. - an excellent idea "cosmos, zinnias LITTLE REST DAY OR NIGHT Woman With Severe Neuritis For the benefit of others who may be {troubled with the com- plaint she suffered from, a grate- ful woman writes,-- "Last May I had a very severe attack of neuritis in the leg, which made it impossible for me to rest during the day, or to get.regular sleep at nights--to gay nothing of the Mh pain, ; "Various medicines gave: me viend ad. vised me to give Kruschen a trial, as she had derived wy from it whilst suffering similarly, kam so thankful that I took her ad- vice. From the very first bottle } felt relievéd, and now. 1 am quite free from pain, and get a good night's sleep." (Mrs,) H.C Neuritis, like rheumatism, lam- bago, and-sciatica, is often caused by needle-pointed uric acid erys- tals, which form as the result of sluggish: eliminating organs. Krus- chen helps to- convert those crys- tals into a harmless solution, which is removed through the natural channels, | 'Gardening | Ei iidihediiediiefihediodediiodiieiodie ihe ih dttd _ NO HURRY The average amateu. starts op-- erations days or.sometimes weeks tco soon and stops long before satisfactory operations can be continued. With the general run of vegdtables and flowers, there .i3 no advantage in getting things in while there is still danger of serious frost. One set-back from' a cold day or two completely off- sets the carly start and may in- deed mean replanting the whole garden. 'This caution of - course does not apply to the hardiest ~vegetablés or, flowers or to grass seed. These should be sown just as toon as grass it fit to work. A SHORT CUT = For a short cut the gardener is advised to purchase a certain quantities of started plants of both flowers anc vegetables. These are usually purchased from' the gtreen- house, florist or seed house, It is important to get the varieties wanted and on this account it is tc consult a, good Canadian seed catalogue be- fore plachne the order. The gavd-' ener can look over the various va- rieties cfiered in the catalogue and should make sure that the particu- lar varieties wanted are in the: hoxes of plants bouzht. Among the flowers which can | be purchased as started plants are petunias; --mari-- eolds, salpiglossis, nicotine and a hest of others. Cabbages, celery, tomatoes, head lettuce, egg. and pepper plants in the line wre all cold as started plants. MOST FOR MOMEY Those with only a little land to. spare should concentrate on those vegetables which give the biggest returns for the smallest space oc- cupied. Among such kinds are beans, carrots; = onions, lettuce, swiss chard, spinach, cacumbers beets. In the lesser-known vegetables are lecks, egl and pep- per: plants, broad beans and cos lettuce. 'These cgn all be grown in almost any part of Canada. Ex- "pertscadvise the inclusion of some- thing new in the vegetable line Canadian Forestry Association, He sald that Canada's house keeping job had been carried bn on an economy or exploitation, but It was now entering an economy of conservation, -- Period of Conservation Here "Democracy has got to do a bet- each year so that variety can be "gradually widened. 'More jow necks than you've-met- by daylight in_a long time, not "only for the bona fide afternoon: vegetable | former British queen of the seas. A view of the new Cinevdl 'White. Star Liner SS Maurctania, as it nears: completion at the shipyard in Birkenhead, Eng. The vessel's streamlined beauty is a far cry from the appearance of its beloved namesake, the Liverpool on her maiden voyage on June 17. The new Mauretania will sail from } Farm Forum { FERTILIZERS NOW AND THEN Canada is a comparatively new country agr culturally, but her vaunted virgin soils are being fast and by erosion. Fortunately, the need for restoring lost fertility is now becoming recognized general tly. History repeats itself, and the experience of British farmers of nearly 100 years ago has been that of Canada more recently, says B. Leslie Emslie, chemist-agronomist. Original Superphosphate Farmyard © manure, the stand-by, and still justly esteem- . ed for its unique qualities, proved eventually inadequate to produce "Has Raised Fish Consumption , depleted By cropping, by drifting. old - maximum crops. This was due to its deficiency in phosphoric acid, a discovery made when the stimu- lating action of ground bones on crop growth was observed. The i superphosphate, produced by Lawes of England in 1842, was made by treating bane with sulphuric acid. Subsequently, the mineral phosphate rock was substituted for bone, with results no less satisfactory, and the pro- cess, identical in principle, co--- tinues to this day. By Need For Potash It was not until 1860 that the need for potash in fertilizers was demonstrated" by Liebig of Ger- many. Since then no addition has been made to the list of '"essen- tial". fertilizer -- constituents, -and a "complete" fertilizer is one con- taining nitrogen, phosphoric acid and potash in available forms. Su-~ perphosphate constitutes usually more than half the weight of the fertilizer mixture, Superior superphosphate, of Ca- nadian manufacture is prepared by improved mechanical process. As sources of nitrogen there are __ attendant asked him if he. had . wash-basin!~ ~only man on earth, when he mar- HaveYou Heard @® An'attendant in a mental home was making Nis evening roun when he came upon one of the patients industriously fishing in a wash-basin with rod and'line, Wishing to humour-the man, the - caught anything, "What!" said the patient, "in & Are you crazy?" "Mother (on train): "If 'you're not a good boy In slap you." Junior: "You do and I'll tell the conductor how old I really am." "It's "lucky that Adam was the ried Eve." "How so?" "Just think how he would have felt, if he had seen his rib walk? ing cround with another fellow." "Didn't | shave you about a fortnight ago, sir?" "No; 1 got that scar France." Rural Resident! "It's simply fine to wake up -in the morning and hear the leaves whispering out- side your window." City Man: "Its all right to hear the leaves whisper,--but I never could stand hearing - the grass moan," "I can think of nothing sad- der than a man without a country." . . : "l can... A country without a man." g at Slt "Triangle" width + is another name for skirts of dresses with a petticoat look. I: (OF [CTY 2 300 I 0 7:Y oJ 3 28 NONE FINER MADE 'Modern Etiquette BY ROBERTA LEE Aaa 1.--Is it permissible to ask over the' phone, "Who. is calling please"? Ld 2.--What day of the week should a girl choose for her wed- ding? +" 3.--When serving -a breakfast between 11 a.m, and 12.30, should it be in the form of a breakfast or a luncheon? - '4.--Isn't it all right to wait for a week. before answering a din- ner invitation, when one is not sure whether it ean be accepted? 5.--Isn't it better for a person to talk very little instead of too much? G.--What is a good -toast for a son to offer to his mother? Answers ? 1. --Yes. - The person calling should inform one who it is with- out the necessity of being asked. 2,--This is altogether a matter of choice; one may choose any 'day desired. 3.--A luncheon. 4.--No. A dinner invitation should be ans- wered immediately, b6.--Yes, it is far better, and causes. much less barm, . The old proverb says. "Eating little and speaking little can never do a man hurt" 6.-- "To my. mother: If I were not her son, I would want to be her hus- band." Laundry Tips.--Before you put new curtains into. the washer, soak them in four tablespoons of salt to each four cups of water, DRI N your daily cup of HOT TER Add the juke of GARFIELD TEA's 10 herbs 10 Joosen harmful undigested, c/inglng wastes. ! Makes yout cup of hot water taste better and wotk mote THOROUGHLY to clean out Intestinal wastes and help you look, fee) and work better. Af druggists--10¢ & 5c. FREE| o Send | cont postal for FREE SAMPLE to SAMPLE. GARFIELD TEA) Dapt. 1 Close Alene, Toronto 3, Dept, 63 7 these 10 hetbs fn ) Canada AGENTS WANTED 7 "BEST PROPOSITION ON MARKET --Ladles' and Gents' Furnishings. Write for full particulars. Relia- ble Agencies, 213 Victoria Street, ~Laronto. Classified....... Advertising. PERCHERONS FOR SALE 'BLACK AND GRAY PERCHERONS 2 Stallions, 2 Mares with foal, fillies, 1 stud colt 15 months old. Joseph Anderson, "Route 1, Waterdown, Ont. LIGHTNING ROD AGENT WANTED to sell Phillips Lightning Protec. tive System, DB. Phillips Company Limited, Osborne Avenue, Torgnto. AVIATION OPPORTUNITY' LEARN TO FLY NOW AT LOW cost. Efficient training -- modern BATHROOM OUTFITS FOR SALE IF YOU INTEND INSTALLING A Dathroom outfit or water system. write for free illustrated cata. logue with prices. Free estimates on installations. The J. F. Crow. ley Company, Dundas, Ontario. now at the [IE PUES at of the nmanu- facturer the following materials containing the percentages of ni- trogen shown in brackets: nitrate of soda (16), sulphate of ammo-, nia (20), ..cyanamid (22), ..urea.' ammonia liquor (45), urea (46), Proper. selection &f materials, their blending, processing and cur- ing demand the appli ation of skill and science" by manfacturers of modern fertilizers for Canadian farmers. What Science _ © BUY BRAY equipment inctuding 1aalo. LIvV= ing quarters provided for out.of- town students. Fliers limited. Barker Airport, Toronto. z = BABY CHICKS STARTED CHICKS FOIL SALE DON'T MISS™ THESE STARTED Standard Quality Chick Bargains. . T i 3 two week old Barred Rocks $12.50, ete. The fixatjon of atmospheric Pinot eh Pas 2 Cok ertls $5.00; nitrogen by'~ electro- chemical New Hampshire Red Cockerels §8. means yield these materials, 1.=x|.- Three week old add .03c, Bix Beg Quality add .0lc, Extra Select add "02c. Ask about our ready made capons. Badén "Electric - Chick Hatchery" Limited,. Loder, Ontario. BABY CHICKS Ton SALE. YOU WANT THE CHICKS "ou buy to make money for you. Don't let chick losses cut down profits, Duy Bray Chicks. They arrive alive and "keep -on living. .~- Bray Hatchery, 130 John Street North, Hamilton, Ontario. CHICKS NOW. CASH in on high Fall egg prices. Bray chicks lay early, lay heavily and keep on laying. They will. make real profits fot you. Bray Hatch- ery, 130 John Street North, Hamil: | The Hon. JE Michaud, Dominion .4__ Minister of Fisheries with V. P._ ap- . Toronto industrialist, Speaking from Tor- Reid, pear above. ----to participating service "clubs, the Minister reported that consump- tion of Canadian fish had increas- onto, over a nationwide network MENTAL CURE IN FOOD Chemists are_to try food as a remedy for & numerous class of wn, ontario. \ £2 COCKERELS & CAPONS FOR SALE COCKERELS AND CAPONS. HERE are . some genuine' bargains in Cockeréls and Capons, Cockerels Harred Rocks or New Hampshire = Reds Grade A Day Old _.06c, two week old .09¢, three-week old .12¢c. Extra Profit add .01¢,' Speclal Mat- ing add-.02¢c. Three week old Capons heavy breeds Grade A .23c, HAIR GOODS 7 WAGES, TOUPES," tions, Switches, Curls. and all types of finesl quality Halr (ioods. Write for Illustrated catalogue. Confiden- tla) terms arranged. Toronto Hum. an Halr Supply Co. 628 BathurslL - Toronto HUNTERS' - SECRETS HUNTERS' AND TRAPPERS SEC- HUNTERS AND TRAPPERS' SEC. Mink, Fox and Beaver., Legiti- mate plans. $3.00 at once. George «- Green, Box 106, Richmond, In. diana, U.S.A, . JONDBENRS-AGENTS.CANVASSERS THE MOST COMPLETE LINE OF Smallwares, ++ Novelties, Razor Blades, Dry Goods, Cosmetles, as- sembled in a new mammoth [lus- trated catalogue. The lowest wholesale prices obtainable -- big profits. Free catalogue. Dept. 3, *hillips -Sales Reg'd, ¢ Craig w., Montreal, Que. UATENTS CAN OFRER-TO-ISVERY- INVENTOR -- List of Inventions and full infor. matlon sent free, The Ramsay Com- pany, Registered. Patent Attorneys. 273 Bank _St., Ottawa, Can. -- PHOTOGRAPHY. TWO FREE PROFESSIONAL SIL» vertone enlargements and 7alu- able premium .coupons free with every film developed and printed for 25c, or with eight super-gloes reprints for 25c. abi skilled TRANSFORMA--- | -- PHEASANT EGGS FOR SALE PHEASANT MATCHING EGGS FOR Sale or _exchunge for other game, in E. M. Williams, Kentville, Sa SEWING MACHINES & SUPILIES' pairs SU pplies--alt makes, new or. trade- 20 feconigitlonse mach ines In stock -- W A. Gilbert & Son, 350 Yonge A Toronto. SEED FOR SALE "ALSIKE $8 bu. TIMOTHY $2. 50 bu, Ee Cover § $8 Sweet Clover $2.2 bu Aboys seed. all No. 2 No. Sweet §3.00 bu,. E. R. No. 3, Woodville, Ontario NO. a IMPROVED BANNER OATS, germination, 70 cents per. basher Bags free. ARE Clarke, ~ Gohatrateiy Ontar} 2 SLIGHTLY USED CLOTHING ~ - ' FOR SALE SLIGHTLY USED CLOTHING--THBE finest. in used clothing at big re- ductions, "Suits Sriginally $35.00 now _ $6.00, $8.00, Early $25.00 nt coats, pants $2.00, 2.50. Top coats $5, $6, $7. 4 hg dies' Spring coals §5, $6. BIg Sn Je dresses, crepes, Eat. ing, at $1. $2.00. Send moneys "order in A kn Fy age. You take no-risk by buying on our--money-back--guarantee. We pay postage. -Canadian- Clothing; 409 Yonge St, Toronto. STRAWBERRY PLANTS FOR SALE HIGHEST QUALITY STRAWBERRY P HALIR TL A Falrfax, Dorsett, elared Mr. Black, in urging that -- avery citizen ghould regard conser. vation as a personal responsibility, Bince Confederation there "had been burned , down by reckless, careless. people 500,000 square "miles of forest heritage as com- pared with 100,000 square miles cut by the axe of'the lumberjack, Built That Way? Can't 'Change It Doctor Declares No Amount | «Of Stuffing Or Starving Is Going To Alter People's Fig- ures, Willard - W. Beatty, director "of education for the U.S, Office of: In- - dian , Affairs, "says that health ' charts have been discredited by doctors because thers is no "nor- mal" pattern that cap ba used on age wwd height, "People are as the Lord made them," he said, "and no amount of stufiing or starving is going fo change (hem. it they're buflt tha} way! : X No "Normal" Pattern 'The changing world, he said, has wade - It dangerous fo say one thing.is good and another is bad.' He 'pointed to the once prevalent bellef that good teeth were depend. ént upon regular brushing and said the Eskimos, who have excellent will them it they eat o white man's¢andy, no matter | how much: they brushed them; Veteran Engineer Will Pilot Royal Train Pictured in the cab of his loo ive at Pacific Si WAY Gebor; iia te Cts 4 Pp ng the al train o n, visit Canada mont month, En ee train of 1901, per 'Bugene . onor of izabeth when they reman on the royal at Quehes Cit ity Enos Sel e. icf RE Olero WAS 8 Ae ay v 18 og i RABE Eis + F wil 1 ow TTI Thi TA A se S70 NLT with diet is"a new type discovered in 1934 by Dr. A. Folling of Oslo, 'Norway. The report says it at- tacks one person out of every 25,- 000. SUBSTITUTE FOR BLOOD TRANSFUSION Successful use of an abdominal } fluid as a substitute for blood in transfusions is reported by Dr. H. , A. Davis, of the University of Tennessee, $ . Dr, Davis said the 'liquid is as- and is_chemically. the same as blood except that it lacks the cellular or corpuscular struc. ture. ¢ CHEAP NEW EXPLOSIVES Two new high .explosives = of cheap and limitless production, are announced by the head of Pur- due University's department of Chemistry. Air, steam, natural' gag and a catalytic agent are all that is re- quired for their manufacture it is said, p-- HALTS PROGRESS OF T.B. Human tuberculosis has beén completely arrested sn about 100 guinea pigs by a new form of sul. fanilamides The pigs. were not cured, but the disease was entirely stopped from spreading and the animals lived 'in gaod health until killed ° = to further verify: these results; No predictions are made as to whether the new drug will be use- vr ful to human beings. Fruit Fubkets an Ham hae hice: on-request, The. 3 acl asket Co, Iitd, Oakville, Ont, frocks, but for the more dressed- ed from 21 to 30 Dons per half. t hether Leghorns .20c, Extra Profit add ~ ter fob with the things it 'owns iis ; h human . half-wits--to see whether lc, Special 'Mat a 20, that it hag done--in--th pratt de up type of sports dress. _-capita food-ean make better brains: ; TWeTaTe Chic a B erles, Lim The imbecility to be treated ed, Fergus, Ontario. BUILDING MATERIAL FOo1 SALE os PRICED EXCEPTIONALLY LOW torclears We have 150 clay tile pipe 30" diameter, 2" wall, suit. able for springs or wells: 150,000 square feet heavy wire screen 2" mesh; 2,000 strect car sash, 8,000 feet 10" heavy galvanized culvert, also lumber, doors, fence posts, pipe columns, rajls, pipe, fittings, valves, cable, brick, stone. Every- thing for your building. Frankel Brothers Ltd. Established 1886. Eastern Avenue at Broadview, To. ronto. GLadstone 4631. rder--Cut Rate pom would cost. you more elsewhere! Cut Rate Photo Sere Yee, Depl. B21. Box 286 Regina, Sask, -90.UU, ly -of-the-valley plants: 35 - $1.00. Plants guaranteed ar '{sfactory., Chas. A Krueger, Wal« kerton, Ontario. FILMS DEVELOPED ROLL FILMS DEVELOPED Yi two prints of $a0m on FRE ENLARGEMENT ri GRFSED. COMMERCIAL ObHOTO: onto? RUSSELL 8T. TOR. DUALDURFOSE SHORTHORNS FOR- SALE DUAL PURPOSE 8horthorns fresh cows and spring- ers,' baby bulls, Red yearling bulls, heifers... Accredited. Nega- §ive. arply Arwood Harman, ng. CHESTERFIELD "BARGAINS Three-plece Used Chésterfield Sulte, repp covering, first class $19 condition sue .iieen Three-plece | Used 'English Velour * Chesterfield ~ Suite, come pletely 'reconditioned ., © 4 Money-back Guarantee Freight pald fb your station Royal Chesterfield 'Mhnufucturers 66 Richmond Street E,, Toronto : DAHLIA TUBERS 12 GIANT DECORATIVE DAHLIA Tubers labeled $1.00, -25-différent 320 .00 postpaid. M. Shedel, Mimico,, nt. v * «FOR SALE RTIFIED SEED POTATOES ~-- 'Warba", World's earljest potato," white, ) delicious, hardiest y Government 0 strong eyes 199, "V. Cowan, Waldeck," @ B heaviest y| d1der. Certified. . \ Josiea d. 8, EARLY VARIETIES OF FLINT .ahd_Dent Corn speclally adapted for Northern countries, "Write for prices, Jamés Brisley, Thames: vie, "Onty ent Co. er RMT I HASKETS AND BOXES BERRY BOXES, 8. : Issue No. 17 -- 139 3! « FREY FNL ARGENT WITH E dry roll Alm developed and 8 nigh gloss prints 25c. 8 enlarged prints eprints same price. Brights ling Btu lo, 29A Ric thy Eifeet East, Toronto. -- © ©. . PERSONAL "MARRY--HUNDREDS TO CHOOSE from. Many with means, Farm. ers' daughters. Widows with 'Property. Particulars 10¢. on. fidential. Box 128. Calgary, Al. berta. ' 'QUIT TOBACCO, SNUFF, EASILY, i SPECIAL TREATMENT _ $25 "REWARD FOR ANY CORN OR Callous 'which cannot be removed - y- Lloyd's Special Treatment, un. der our supervision. Prevents re- urn, Sen b5c for complete reatment, regular 75¢. Lloyd's-B, 211 St. Clair West, Toronto. - STALLION FOR SALE GOOD BLACK 3 YEAR Percheron Stallion, Saisteret and enrolled. Henry ulge, "Quechee ville, Ontarlo. = A 1 TOBACCO : : POUND SAMPLE PACKAGE Db UR. ley Zimmer, prior leaf, flavoring or 3-pi a USFD TIRES FOR SALE 2000 USED TIRES--95¢ UP FOR "any truck or car. Retreads guar- antegd twelve "months; dealers inexpénsiyely, Homa remedy. Tes wanted, Ask for free price lst. . timonlais. Cuafabteed, Advice 5 Merrick Tire Co., 123 King St W., . free. Bartlett's, Box 1, Winnipeg. Hamilton. [F YOU WANT AN AFFECTIONATE WANTED E =r fomantlp sweetheart, o. Rola. Mie: i Ny Mary, olla. Mi&-* | BACHELOR WANTS GIRL OR oung woman, Protestant, for *. HIGH BLOOD PRESSURB--WRITE Disekseper, on Ti able to tor free booklet and full particu. milk, | Hood h ome for _rellable per- lars regarding our amazingly sus. 20, Room 421, 73 edi. cessful hyblood \restinents b sk. greed Products, Basitoon, ~ WANTED ~ ORIGINAL POEMS, songs, for Immediate considera. tion, Heénd poems to Columbian , Music Publis Hl Ltd. Dept. M87 Toronto, (Canad ST RR others In Canada, obtained Hating: relief without inedioing or Burg. ery. Alfred Beadle, 400 Beacon, Baint Raul, Minn, 2H J Adelatae St. West! Toront 0. S FESS LONDON ONT, "Dept. A" 2 - -