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apple seed content unrelated to weight 3 months on and milk 5wles in discussing the relation of seed coiiit to weight in apples in an eriicle li the canadian journal of re search rofessor w ii urittalu of m lcdoniid college and c c eidt do- lion experimental station kent- is x 5 says as already ludi- d nriiiy workers have stated that a eorelition exists between weight and seed content in the apple the womans digestive troubles everyone who is subject to any form j ot indigestion should know of this womans experiences advice from one who has had such severe attacks is advice worth having she writes i suffered from indigestion gast ritis and constipation and was so very ill 1 had on medical advice to dp fact tbm onesided apples show some live 0 s0la biscuits and milk for of the carpels empty on the corre- tlrce m0 well a friend advised spending side is a matter of general we to take kruschen aud now 1 am observation samples picked at ran- pleased to say my troubles are ended uoni offer little evidence of this con- can ea aut enjo a mea wilh nectlon since many factors influence i out au painful attereffecu my size and weight of fruit aud a disturb- 1 i3 c in fact quite clear ing factor is introduced iu the ixtlltt tbere zuiion of fruits resulting from mixed wou polliuution on the other hand trees with a very low set due to an unfruit ful cross produce few apples and those that do set may grow abnor mally large owing to favourable nu tritional conditions for that the samples selected should be produced under uniform and normal conditions hi 19ol two varieties gravensteiu as representative of a triploid variety with very low seed content and north ern spy representative of a diploid variety with an exceptionally high seed content were selected a tented tree of each variety which has been provided with hive of bees and an ef fective rolliuizer wagener iu the case of graveustein ben davis in the case of spy was used all the apples on each tree were taken 500 in the case of graveustein and 159g iu the case of spy by thus providing optimum conditions for pollination we naturally reduced the production of abnormal apples likely to result from imperfect fertilization which undoubtedly af fected the results but gave a value for the effect of seed content the data thus obtained showed that there is no definite corelation between the weight and the number of seeds per apple in the gravensteiu king wagener and baldwin varieties under the conditions tested in the spy va riety a correlation just statistically significant was obtained but even this cannot be considered at all marked skin and is no sign of constipation 1 advise anyone suffering the same to take kruschen mrs mul the immediate effect of the six salts in kruschen is to promot a natural flow of the digestive aud other vital juices of the body soon after you start on kruschen you will find that you are able to enjoy your food without and distressing aftereffects and as you persevere with the little daily dose you wifl see that the relief buich kruschen brings is lasting relief the big man who had just been in j troduced to one ot his hosts guests stood staring blankly at him for some time big man after awhile you know sir you look like a man ive seen somewhere before your face seems very familiar you must have a double strangely enough i distinctly remem ber 1 formed a strong dislike for the man who looked like you but i dout remember having met him socially the guest yes i think im the man you mean i passed round the collection plate for two years at the church you attended juvenile jobless in great britain problem is met through co operation in birmingham birmingham eng measures tak en in advance to give employment to hoys and girls leaving school have enabled birmingham to deal effective ly with its juvenile jobless problem for several years the birmingham education department has known and has prepared for the fact that there will be more juveniles than usual seeking work this year and next owing to the large number leaving school who were born just after the war birminghams ar rangements ar proving highly effici ent with the result that juvenile un employment is practically negligi ble of 62000 children between 14 and 18 not more than 1000 are out of work because the education of the city and the unemployment bureau are under one authority coordiiuation between school and work has been comparatively easy before the chil dren leave school there aro confer ences between parents officials of the department whose work it is to find employment and schoolteachers the general capacity of the child its physical condition and temperament aro known before he or she is offer ed for employment cooperation of business firms is then sought and right boys and girls are thus found for various posts there is little disproportionate de mand among young people tor blackcoated posts in fact both parents and children prefer the workshops especially in those trades in which technical skill is required and which provide reasonable pros pects of promotion or business suc cess london papers follow old thunderers lead london the example set a year ago by the loudon times of redesign ing the types for its headlines and text has been followed by many morn- nlng evening and weekly publications here the times appeared on oct 3 1932 in its new roman types dress designed in the interest ot legibility and ease ot reading under presentday condi tions since then a new trade type of modern design has been substituted for textual use in the columns of the newschronicle the star the eve ning news the daily mail aud the daily express the weekly press has also partici pated iu the move for improved typo graphy the mew statesman has re cently chosen a plantiu type and the weekend review a baskerville the popular sunday newspapers led by the news of the world the sunday dispatch and the sunday express have also been redressed a scotsman paid a visit to a friend in new york but stayed far longer than was expected time dragged on and still the visitor made no attempt to leave at length the friend dropped a gentle hint friend dont you think that your wife aud childreu would like to see you again scotsman thanks very much it is most awfully kind of you ill send for them at once a friend of this colyum eudeavors to describe tho difference between clerks and managers as follows a clerk i3 a man who knows a great deal about a very little and who goe3 on knowing more aud more about less and less until finally he kuows everything about practically nothing a manager is a man who knows very little about a great deal and who goes on knowing less aud less about more and more until finally he knows nothing about practically everything m more v cigarettes fbrtheame i moneys srndnds make no mistake rollyourowocrs who know a thing or two are smoking turret fine cut these days first of all they want the best cigarettes they can roll next they want to get more tobacco for tbeir money and lastly they want poker hands to exchange for aluablevtf gifts so they smoke turret fine cut because its the one cigarette tobacco that gives them all three advantages try a package of turret fine cut today youll like its mild cool fragrance it pays to roll your own with turret fine cut cigarette tobacco save the poker hands imperial tobacco company of cenada limited remember too you can get at our poker hand premium stores or by mail i large booklets of vogue or chaotecler cigarette papers free in exchange for complete set of poker hands a forward look into the past there are more men than women in tho world but at that the women make twice as much noise the parents personal service a unique service rendered by ih hospital for sick children toronto stream flow conditions in quebec ottawa canada tho dominion water power and hydromefric bur eau of tho department of tho interior reports that tho natural runoff of tho rivers of quebec was below average during september duo to the fact that tho rainfall which had been low for a considerable period was substantial ly below normal during tho month natural runoff from tho area tribu tary to tho st lawrence from tho north based upon tho record of the st maurlco river was about gl per cent of tfco average although the regulated flow of that river was about s per cent abovo average south of tho st lawrence runoff in the slier- brooke area was about 30 per ceut of normal judging from the records for the st francis river although the flow of that river due to storage was 60 per cent of the average further east tho records of tho madawaska river indicato a runoff is per cent below average though here again storago raised tho flow to 10 per cent over the september average in northern quebec tho records of the harricanaw river at amos indicate a runoff only 40 per cent of normal carbon dioxide is present on venn ammonia on jupiter and oxygen on liars according to spectroscopic tests made by prrf v m slipher three years ago tho hospital for sick children toronto the pioneer hospital in canada for children only tentatively started ft service to be known as the parents personal service this means that the hospital set aside a graduate nurse with her stenographer for the exclusive u6e ot the parents in order that they might have a direct and intimate source of information re their chil dren not only as to the aliment for which they were admitted but the little individual conditions it is comforting to talk with or write to someone who has time to see and chat with their little one and who can tell them how he looks and answer such questions as is he able to bo up or sit up in bed does- he miss us and fret does he play with the other children and so on dozens of anxious inquiries and meaning much to the home folk if they live in the city they may see and talk to her any hour today the hospitals oillclals re gard this service with pride as it reveals the spirit of tho institution supplying as it does tho human touch that seta it aparc from a mere repair factory and shows it as a house not only of healing but of sympathy and understanding towards the parents as the hospital takes in children from every comer of ontario not withstanding that somo of the larger cities now have a hospital of their own this has increased the hospitals correspondence immensely a look at the file for this service however shows how worthwhile tho experiment has proved there are thousands of letters intensely human documents from parents a play wright would consider it a rich field it contains readymade blocks of assorted emotions for the making of dramas love pity longing anxiety fear faith hope exaltation and grati tude all crammed between its covers tho nurse in charge of this service is naturally immensely popular with the children they look to her for news from homo to the parents also eho is a very real person though they may never have seen her and some write to her after their children are home neither do the children forget her as the concluding sentence in a letter from a child homo many months shows i have just finish ed my homework and i am very tired and 1 just wroto this letter to sco what you are doing goodnight and god bless you tills last no doubt was prompted by a grateful mother then there is tho letter of the little boy successfully treated for infantile paralysis who thought longingly of homo whllo in the hospital and of his hospital friends when discharged just a lino to let you know how i am my leg is all better now i can walk qulto well now i am glad to bo home but i am still lonesome for tho hospital i will soon bo ftblo to walk good how la hcrby now 13 ho gone to thtstletown yet this is tho first tlmo i have written a letter with a pen and ink well i guess ill closo now an institution that la not content to heal only but feels for the dis tressed parent to tho extent of set ting aside a graduate nurse and her etenocrapher solely for tho purpose of lightening their anxiety must awaken in the hearts of all a deslr to help support that institution ijuit year showed a great jncrcaso in tho number of patients treated the revenues fell for short of the actual cost public benevolence must make up the difference contribu tions of any amount aro received with gratitude and every donation is acknowledged b7 mall and pub lished in the evening telegram send caio of the secretarytreasurer hospital for sick children trt col- er street toronto 3 sandy mcnab had found lodgings with a landlady of a very mean dis position for one thing she never overfed her boarders at the dinner table mcnab was handed a very small helping indeed eyeing it ruefully the scotsman said scotsman youve made a mistake havent you mrs brown mrs brown not that i know why scotsman because my name sandy not gandhi of a man evidently from the country was in town recently and saw an ar ticle in a music store but could not understand the purpose for which it was used country man indicating article in question what is that thing for clerk that sir is a chin rest it is used quite a lot by lady violinists country man giving a cry of joy give me one of them then after a pause no ill take two we got the missus mother staying with us as well an expert says that not one cana dian woman iu 10 can pass a beauty test and apparently as a result of that situation not one in 10 can pass a beauty parlor tourist i dont suppose you keep anything so civilized as dog biscuits iu this dundown jay town do you brushvillo merchant oh yes stranger quite a few folks like you come through brushville from the big city aud wo aim to have everything called for do you want them in a bag or do you want to eat them here im sorry to have to do this said junior as he spread the jam on the visiting babys face but i cant havo suspicion pointing its linger at me mabel do you see ileleu often janet quit frequently mabel is she happily married janet is she i should say so why that girl isso happily married that she has to go to the moving pic ture theatro for a good cry by walter w cunningham in the christian science monitor poets and authors have sung of the past generally in a mood of remi- niescence not always with a spirit of appreciation yet without appreciation for what has been done in the past what basis is there for hope in the future samuel smiles once said all nations have been made what they are by the thinking and working of many generations of men the vast empire ot britain upon which the sun never sets grew out of the strug gles of a thousand years the ameri can nation as someone has truly re marked sprang from the sons of mar tyrs the wheat fields tossed by the winds of the prairies would never have yielded their bountiful crops had not the early settlers unsparing of themselves cleared the land and pre pared the soil there is a time when the world may pause advantageously and look back not merely to survey the scene iu retrospect but to render thanks for the great inheritance that is the op portunity of an anniversary it is the time when a debt to the past may be paid in gratitude for no matter bow recent and rapid the advance in any field of endeavor it could not have been accomplished without the untir ing labors of past generations honor to the pioneers the combine performing he work of dozens of men in the fields would never have been possible if the mech anical genius of au earlier day had not in the sweat of furnaces devel oped new types of descendant of the stick that scratched the earth it is well then not to look with contempt upon the rude implements of au age gone by thomas gray in a moment of inspiration crystallized this thought iu his beautiful elegy writ ten in a country churchyard through a line too little known even by his most ardent admirers let not ambition mock their useful toil to tho rude forefathers may be attributed tho foundation of the gran aries of europe of australia of tbo western hemisphere the bulging warehouses of grain are no mere tri umph of the people of today the multimotored steamships in which the harvest yields find their way across the seven seas aro not alone i the products of the yards of the pres- ent time their construction actually of the first message transmitted by air across the atlantic all hail to the mail of yesteryear toiling in the dim light of au attic room so that future generations might converse with case over a distance of 3000 miles order rests on past geology iu the past quarter ceutury has made amazing progress it pro mises still more astounding results from the expedition to the south pole of commander byrd but is there no credit due to the early geologists for their studies of the glacial period to the indefatigable toilers who shed light on the earths strata to hugh miller the author ot the old red sandstone to robert dick the baker of thurso who trudged 30 miles at the end of a days work to obtain specimens of stones aud flowers and to correct imperfections in existing maps perhaps it it had not been for the pioneers the world would still be fac ing chaos rather thau order in in dustry and art it is within the mem ory of many reading this article that men trudged to the hand loom at j dawn and never left it till dark a dreary task ill paid even long after the industrial revolution swept the machine into power the weaver could be found bent over his loom but the hand loom served its purpose and were it not for the hand loom there might have been no power loom the comforts upon which humanitj seems to thrive are the fruits of mauy generations one generation builds up on anothers labors carrying them on still further tho automobile body found its design and appointments first in the now discarded fourwheeled carriage the 400mileanhour air plane had its origin in the 40-mile-an- hour flying machine the steamship crossing the ocean in four days not so long ago proudly recorded the fact that it crossed in14 does the credit entirely rest with the designer of the new floating palace not oven the greatest inventor of all limes would claim for his multi farious discoveries the sole credit for his amazing success edison ever al lowed the great inheritance ho re ceived from his predecessors it was dickens who said it is a poor heart that never rejoices and therefore we pay tribute to the builders of the past the true nobility of civilization apply early for sugar bush license life wouldnt be so bad if it wore not for interest and taxes say the farmers the same goes for us too aunt mirandy tatters says matri mony is the only state that allows women to work twentyfour hours a day if those wimlowless buildings be come more general life will be simpli fied for the small boys playing base ball childs posture while doing school work yesterday 1 saw a schoolgirl ot stavted far back inhlsorytometlmes 1 15 y wrltes a doctor brought so long ago as to be hidden by thel me her mists of obscurity clean press advocated hong kong when tho south china pressmen association recent ly held its second annual meeting in canton members of tiio canton gov ernment dwelt at length ou the im portance and responsibility of journalists to enlighten tho mass of tho chinese people to constructive ly direct public opinion and to co operate w tho government in the enforcement of its threeyear plan mr cheung yucnfung director ot the municipal bureau of social affairs i advised tho newspaper men not to 1 publish sensational items that ap- j peal to tho baser instincts wherewould radio have heeu with out the pioneers in wireless teleg raphy had there been uo marconi had there been uo lindsay pursuing his investigations into the use ot elec tricity as he curried on his inquiries iu philosophical research there might havo been uu need for tho tiny shack on the bleak coast of newfoundland where were caught the faint sounds mother because sho badly and had round she was wearing spec- after 50 scotts emulsion is a great comfort it warmsjsfrengfhens enriches the blood the emulsifying process makes it easy to digest 3 isjj stooped so shoulders taclcs when 1 asked her if she took plenty of exercise and played plenty of games tho mother told me that sho did not enjoy payiug with tho other girls but that she was very clever was top of her form and spent most of her spare time read ing and working when she comes home in the evening sho llke3 to sit at the dining room table and read 1 said i would like to look round in the evening and see how she worked because anyhow i had to go out and would bo passing near their houso so after dinner i took a look in on them and there was tho girl sit- ung up at her lessons at the dining room table the table was a low one and tho chair much too high all right for eating but all wrong for work tho result was her neck and back were all bent forward the posture which children have to adopt at work is very important too many lessons bending over a desk or tablo is bad for a growing child anyhow but when it makes them double themselves up it docs a tremendous lot of harm one ought to be ablo to sit nearly upright at tho table on writes at at losi while one is still growing experience of the past three years administration of the maple sugar in dustry act and regulations has shown that there is a tendency on the part of farmers and other owners ol sugar bushes to delay to the very last moment in applying tor license or re newal of the license to permit maple sugar products being exported or ship ped to another province the final date lor renewal ot license is dec 31 alter which dale licenses not renewed are liable to cancellation aud further shipments outside the province or use or license number by those affected is contrary to the provisions ot the maple sugar indus ry act and regu lations r theie is not the slightest advantage gained by delay the time to apply for license or renewal is now some times it has happened that a sugar bush owner seizing an opportunity for trade has suddenly decided to sell his syrup and sugar outside the prov ince has been forced either to violate the maple sugar industry act or delay shipment or to pass up the deal to any farmer who may have tho oppor tunity of selling his maple products to another province the fruit commis sioner department of agriculture ot tawa will be pleased to give full de tails and instructions on how to obtain a license the law is quite clear every sugai bush or sugar orchard from which maple products are exported or ship ped to another province must be li censed and the owner lessee or oper- j ator must apply to the fruit commis- siouer for a license or for a renewal the applicant must give his name and address also the lot number conces sion township and county iu which the sugar bush is located together with the total number of maple trees iu the staud and the number ot trees tapped cans or bottles containing maple syrup for retail trade must be clearly marked or tagged to show the com mon name of the product the net weight the name and address of the manufacturer or packer or of the sugar orchard and when licensing is required the license uumber further all labels tags caps stickers etc showing the required marks must be submitted to the fruit commissioner in duplicate for approval in writing before being used failure to do so constitutes a violation of the maple sugar industry act manufacturing or packing plants shipping maple pro ducts from oue proviuce to another are also required to operate under license issued by the minister of agriculture classified advertisinp an offish fo 1svekv inventor lisi oi warn luvenitoua any lull intimation sent tree the bamoay com pany vvorla iuteni auoinevk j- hmhh street otiawu canada aqgnts wanted 1 olt fcxst sklllntj jolv- tlb hieroglyphics of tltn heavens lvaugelieul astronomical iviee si mo commission oiiethlrd aduesa aetlls 21 elgin ave toronto salesmen wabted barn 2ou month lit duplex auto heme 3 write wire phuliu 25s hrollicrs to tsox v essex ont a11le to selling bonds and cubkencies wwllsl imikiual russian am ueumvn government bunds ami cu remies wanted previous prices are dvuulevi ilavld davis 13 queen street wst toronto mrs hal p sims says bridge shouldnt be taken seriously cincinnati whether bridge should bo talien seriously was a topic among women contestants between games of the united states bridge league championship here even good friends couldnt agree mrs hal p slma said uo with em phasis but mrs r b fuller of new york a current champion admitted playing talking and thinking bridgo so much that 1 dont havo much time for anything else but sleep genial and informal mrs sims waved her clgaretto expressively as soon as you stop playing bridge as a sport there is nothing to it she aid its a game and should be played as such bridge sho thinks is good train ing for the mind and psychic bidding great for tho circulation but it3 a game and nothing more the weekly newspaper turning from the city newspapers to the small town press excumigas that come to the editors tiesk is ike stepping from the slums lull oi vice into an oldfashioned garden sweet with lavender and thyme and he scent of perennial dowers wries ihe christian science monitor the pages of the big dailies are lull it murder thievery immorality sd selfishness that the uettcr iics is o- scured by these glaring oiiattariiigs of the decalogue one puts the pa pers aside with a feeing oi ueprtssion and heartache tiat the world is so cull of terrible and unhappy things then picking up the papers that record the happenings ui ihe litia towns around us one gains reiewd ath in life riere are set 101th uny that which uplifts a community me activities of the business men jtif church items the happy social yaii- evings of ihe people the marriages births and death farmers items and all the thousand and one daily occur rences that make up the simple an nals of the great common people vno are really the foundation of his broad country of ours scandals are rarely published in the country newspapers but if it o happens that decency demands it the uglier details are omitted or given a kindly touch that is widely oilfeient from the unfeeling publicity of the city press the offenders may be oui- neighbors or people we have rubbed elbows with ah our lives they are real human beings to their town peo ple while to the great city dailies they are merely grains of a sort that are ground out hourly in their news mills sometimes people speak lightly of tho country newspaper but it is one of the most potent and uplifting ac tor- in our national existence dry ice solid carbon dioxide can be made from gases in chimney smoke at a cost of 1 12 cents a pound according to a report received by ths american chemical society this re frigerant although made from smoke is snowy white and odorless markets lor canadian wheat flour have been developed this year in france eshonia brazil ecuador british easx africa siam gibraltar and the canary islands britains oldest baptist church is to bo demolished it was built at dud ley in 1072 i dr d d dennis liquid prescrip tion made unci guaranteed by the makers of camptnas italian balm- trial bottle 35c at your druggist 14 issue no 50 33