we sfeould tour i canada first 4 tqr kruschen million dollar wrigley sign starts operation a genuvthan from western can ada who has made a spccilty of tak ing pictures of the country to illus trate popular lectures spoke before the advertising club of montreal re cently and voiced a rebuke of the tendencies toward provincialism in canada the failure of canadians to see their own country to be familiar with its resources anil opportunities for that reason according to thisi speaker man resourres are undej veloped and national progress is rej tarded perhaps general consideration off this scheme might stimulate domestic travel which would be advantageous prkonavmif in many ways i here can be little ask for the 73c giant package it contains a regular bottle and a trial ire bottle use the trial bottle 6nt if not satitikd return the regular bottle unopened and you get your money bclu asbickwan tends test the new wrigley spearmint cum sign on times square new york city a million dollar project larg est of its kind in the vccrld was for mally dedicated and put int opera tion on saturday evening march 2sth the sign occupies tle entire block m broadway from ktn to 45th street on the east sidy of times square the new sign is a super structure on tiic top of a two story steel and concrete building built es pecially to bear the tremendous weight of the display tms worlds largest spectacular towers ten stor ies high the spearman on the sign has a grin a yard wide the pack age of wrigleys spearmint is laiger than a boxcar the sign shows gigantic multi coloured tropical fish swimming about the sky the largest fish meas ures 42 feet from tip to tan the hashing mechanism consists of twentyone pieces of apparatus all operating in unison but no one piece i synchronized with another the electrical current required for this huge display would serve a city of ten thousand there are feet of neon tubing and almost sev enty miles of wire used the in vestment on the entire project is a cool million dollars hundreds of thousands of people will pass the sign each day the number who pass daily through the subway at times square is estimated to be almost equal to the population of toronto spr1xo 15 ids are not a new kind tree trunks of baggage los 1 time is required to grow anything even a business melancholy is not a fruit a cowslip never has calves lipsticks are never used on tulips a tiger lily has no tail a dandelion has no roar 1 loubt about the assertion that cana dians are surprisingly ignorant con corning their own territory there is in northern ontario and quebec ctieut a tremendous mineral area with prosperous operating mines all over the landscape yet it is safe to sav that not five per cent of the popula- 1 au lion knows what or where they are or has ever visited that part of the country to acquire intimate know ledge of its progress and prospects in western canada we possess the worlds greatest wheatproducing empire but comparatively few people have visited it to gain firsthand knowledge about agriculture beyond the rockies is another type of country that is largely un known to the eastern resident and fvv westerners are familiar with the ports of montreal quebec and- halifax when a canadian reaches the stage of opulence and unrest that animates him to see the world he packs off on a journey to california bill ive iroo in certificate musi saskatoon stsk wnile con- boasts of being the tirst state of the union to demand phy sical tests before marriage and these the most stringent anywhere sask preceded the american state by live years in this type of legislation amendments to the sas katchewan marriage act will simpli fy those of 1931 in ill coarse ot the next few weeks compulsory medical examination before marriage was made law in sas- i katchewau in 1931 but the legisla tion thus far applies only to men for undivulgcd reasons two govern ments have hesitated to extend the ruling to the other sex although wo men have been most insistent in a demand for this further step under the present regulations the aspiring bridegroom applying at the j jewelry store for a marriage license j must present a doctors certificate ot health tile examination tliroiih j which the groom must pass to get ai riorum or luropc he is fairy ill- k i 1 i clean bill ot health includes a care- fill check for social disease mental i stability and general health this in- eludes the laboratory blood test of i which connecticut boasts i when the proposed changes in the marriage act becomes law the j j bridegroom will present his health certificate to the officiating clergy- different to the gigantic scenic and commercial appeal of his own vast country he may never have seen niagara falls but becomes impa- i tient to check over paris or buda pest the slogan see canada first should be preached more vig orously woodstock sentinelre view harris what kind of a fellow is- willis kuioui- clarence well the other night j the lights went out in his girls par- j lor and he spent the rest of the evl ening tinkering with the fuses puzzle oh it isnt spring its the look in i your eyes 4 ive seen such looks before and its the pounding of my heart to think it can pound once more and my lips surrender to your kiss with an old familiar thrill oh me j no it isn t the spring so i am insane or 1 must be in love again the perfect chewing tobacco toronto students plan to profit by experiences of past wars undergraduates of the university of toronto proceeding on the pre mise that they are destined to he put into uniform when the next war breaks ouj have organizzed a can adian branch of the veterans of future wars in order to prepare in advance for the problems they ex pect both during and after the actual conflict the officers of this new legion sof tomorrow are as follows honorary president oliva dionne president r g anglin victoria college vice- president clarke hood university college treasurer lames kemp trinity college similar organizations have been formed at several united states uni versities the toronto group has de cided to ask the alumni association of the university to erect a cenotaph on the front campus in honor of the veterans of the next war we do not demand an expensive monument says president anglin one of our members james kemp has designed just the type of ceno taph that will suit our purpose featuring the simple homely lines of a park bench thus it will not only be a thing of beauty but will be prac tical as well since it will provide a place for the unemployed veterans of tomorrow to sit down gerald anglin organizer of the future veterans stated that pians were under way for a gala preunion in toronto next june of all can adian men young enough to be con scripted in the next war asked if his duties as chief organ izer did no interfere with his pre parations for the coning examin ations mr anglin replied we feel we shouldnt be required to study for exams even the poivd of examiners could not he so cold blooded as to pluck students who are going to die for their country in the near future but just to make dou- 1 hly sure he continued we will pe- lition president cody to grant us our degrees at once without writing any i exams so that we will he ready to enlist as soon as the call comes charles jollifc an active member has been appointed chairman of the committee in charge of being sorry that we have only one life to give to our country the veterans of future wars also want the government to pay them each 1000 bonus immediately they argue that as future victims of war they ought to get whatever ben efits there are if we must die said one future war veteran we choose to he paid first man or marriage commissioner in stead of the issuer of the marriage license the license may be obtained any time up to three months before the ceremony the health certificate may not be more than 10 days old saskatchewans civil marriage pro visions also contained in 1931 amend ments to the marriage act have not been implemented partly due to op position from roman catholics in the province the minister under whose deportment the marriage regulations are enforced the hon 1 m ulrich is himself a itoman catholic and declared recently there was no need for civil marriage in saskatchewan since then however a civil marriage commissioner has been appointed at goldlields the new mining towii on lakeathabaska in the far north of the prairie province broadway blinks in the splendour of the worlds largest tapestry in electrics as the new spectacular on the great white way times square new york city was put into operation recently with ceremony the huge tropica fish in the scene swim slowly in startling contrast to the usual eye jerking signs of this type a full block long and stretching ten stories high the new display represents a milliondollar investment conducted by professor henry g vith th bell cooperation of the various departments of ontario agricultural college fruit grower you will notice that all these trees are well pruned sweet young dumb thing they sure have 1 dont see a single pi une this made artichoke why dont you carrot all for me dear sweet patootie fair my heart beets faster when the sun shines on your radish hair please dont turnip your little nose ive bean so lonely dear and if you say we cantaloupe then lettuce niarry here burglar after being caught steal- ing in an old maids bedroom honest lady let me go i never did anything wrong old maid all smiles well its never too late to learn sharpen your pencil if it cost twentyfour billion dollars a year to- support those past 00 years of age who will not be allowed to work how many billions will it take j to keep in luxury their sons and daughters who refuse to work here i here every w here a brothel to evc other scoui without regara tciaceo a complete scout uniform made from old sugar bags dyed blue more than won the scout tailors profici ency badge for scout n speevak of the university settlement troop montreal inspecting scout officials declared the suit equal to any of ficial uniform which less ingenius scouts purchase e ft rmer mayor norris of mimico ont in lieu of the business affairs of the community has taken on leadership of the 3rl mimico rover seoul vow in norway the farms have separate buildings for various purposes a building called the stahhur holds the yearly harvest of cereals cheeses bread cakes and dried meals etc when a member of the family wishes to dross for a social affair she must go out and cross the yard to a build ing where her chests of linens and best clothes are stored piece of goldleaf has a if one tenthousandth of a the business of farming is yearly becoming more and more dependent upon facts that have been gathered regarding livestock and livestock management crop production soil management disease and insect con trol and business organization of the i farming industry individual prob lems involving one or more of these and many other phases of agricul ture engage fhe attention of ontario farmers from daj- to day during the winter months here is a little more time for study of the most acute problems through this column farmers may secure the latest information pertain ing to their difficulties to intro duce this service professor bell has prepared the following typical prob lems to indicate the information which should be given in order that a satisfactory answer can be made if answer is desired by letter en close stamped and addressed envelope for reply address all inquiries to professor henry g bell room 121 i adelaide st w toronto ontario about the conies from i if you eat starches meats sweets read this theyre all necessary foods but all acid forming jfenec lfost of us ilavcacid stomach at times easy now to helieve doctors say that much of the so- called indigestion from which so many of us stiller is really acid in digestion brought about by too many acidforming foods in our modem diet and thai there is now a way to relieve this often in minutes simply take phillips milk of macncsia after meals almost im mediately ibis acts lo mulrulizc the stomach aridity that brings on your trouble you forget you have a stomach trv this just once take either the familiar liquid phillips or now the convenient new phillips milk of magnesia tablets but be sure you get genuine phillips also in tablet form piiillimilkotmagoi tablets arc now on sale at nil dru stores everywhere each tiny tablet is the equiva lent of a teaspocnful of genuine phillips milk of magnesia phillips aliuc cfalatttvpsia- mask in canaoa question i a r w oxford county what analysis of fertilizer should i use on strawberries on clay loam soil heavily manured before planting plants have set fairly good and have grod top answer we assume that the strawberry patch is now standing having been successfully planted last summer in regard to the matter of j applying fertilizer it would have i been better if you had applied ferti- lister to the ground when preparing it for planting many successful strawberry growers get good results by supplementing their heavy manure with two or- three bags per acre of such a fertilizer as 1810 working this into the soil along the rows where the strawberries arc to be planted since this was not done in your case there is good reason to believe that your patch would bene fit from scattering this fertilizer on the row where strawberries are planted as soon as the strawberries are worked early in tnc spring work ing this into the ground failing this the application of nitrogen carriers such as nitrate of soda or sulphate of ammonia at the rate of 100150 lbs per acre in the same lj i way should give good results in applying these carriers of nitrogen be especially careful not to scatter it know by on fhe crop while there is dew on the plants or immediately after rain there is a tendency for it to stick to the leaves and burn them if appli ed to the crop when it is dry this is prevented question i b fertilizer companies guarantee a certain brand of fertilizer as 1 per cent water soluble nitrogen 2 per cent total nitrogen is there any available nitrogen in the 1 per cent not water soluble if so when will it bo available for the plants to use answer water soluble nitrogen is certainly available nitrogen in plant growth if the fertilizer contains 2 per cent total nitrogen and 1 par cent water soluble nitrogen the re maining 1 per cent of nitrogen is probably of organic source that must await bacterial action in order that it he readily available or it may be nitrogen in the form not taken up in large quantities by the growing crop which must be also await bacterial action to change father shocked at finding his daughter on a young mans lap daughter just what does this mean daughter dreamily come back in twenty minutes dad i ought lo then a thrilling march meeting for the small boys of the 30th ottawa cub pack was a pirate- night uni forms were dispensed with in favour of pirate clothes thcie were i pieces it eight and other pirate i games- and a big pirates treasure only satisfaction that the chest of gold when eiug broke is that it finally discovered proved to contain enables you to deal decisively with l bushel of juicy red apples parchment well it seemed a lot longer than that put if it hadnt been for the things i learned in the scouts about life saving from my old scoutmaster leslie wheeler i would have boon listed among the drowning victims the boulder 000 gal new reservoir create 1 by da at will hold 145301 5000- ions of water according to the commissioner of reclamation investment salesmen friend but how did the police spot you in your womans disguise burglar 1 passed a milliners shop without looking al the hats how do you feel said the physician who had been called to at tend the seamstress oh sew sew but i seam worse today ami have stitches in my side the doctor hemmed and told her she would soon mend goliywog what did you when you found the steak leather and the knife dull pollywogg i just dropped knife on the steak do like the a wolf cub totem pole the gift of rev w ii townleytilson of i gray abbey ireland was a recent and greatly appreciated gift to the 1 1 18th toronto b cub tack intercity scout visiting is again in full swing some 10 scouts lead ers and committeemen of the 18th ami 20th london scout troops paid a visit to the 5th st thomas trin ity group for an evening of games entertainment and refreshments the scouts of the st lukes and control united groups joined the trinity boys in the entertainment of the londoners a novel service came the way of fethbridge scouts in connection with the annual spring auction of horses the worlds fascs longdistance train is the silver jubilee which runs nonstop from kings cross lo darlington a distance of over 232 miles in 1118 minutes classified advertising invehtoas 1 an ukfkl to livliltv invkntol list of wanted inventions arid lull information sent free the ka21say company world pateiu attuiy 21i ltalik street ottawa canada bonds currencies w anted imperial only bonos and cuh- rency wanted of russian herman and austrian governments- ilikher prices paid david davis queen and fork toronto wouldn t it lie great it men would 1y the lctbbridge exhibition board t f nitrate form study tram and practice to improve thc scout we invited to j m which the nitrogen is taken up one themselves in business as they do m sell light i on the exhibi- lion grounds in order that the sale cannot answer definitely as to when this latter form of nitrogen will he available for plant use but under normal conditions of warm spring weather and with the soil in good condition it certainly should be available during early life of the plant here is heresy big that man oh my wife of horses might continue without in old gentleman on temiption man who has just set london england has 576cs boy scouts and leaders of all ranks ac cording to the last scout census these are grouped in 1084 wolf cub packs 1164 scout troops and 05ft rover crews chivalrous street car to tied in the seat he has vacated pardon me sir but i meant that seat for this lady lierei its quite all right 8 device punctures autos fail stop tires to if cttitsd itr wfffott st thfoqticttiictmsut sit rij of hr fct lnti 36e fr rrfrt fwt fiih tiy cn niwion sanc mxi in aj stm ty l iiy 11 r l k ritthae tt compury lii tcnftrt loxdov out both santa claiis and the oldfashioned bogey man cam in for some harsh criticism when rev w g colgrovc of london ad dressed the delegates to the mill an nual meeting of the middlesex school trustees and ratepayers association he said many school teachers have used the bogey man to frighten their young charges characterizing it as a relic of the dark ages mr colgrovc said it was time to banish it from modern education on the other hand santa claus is just thc subject of much youthful humor about christmas time which staid parents renewing the ancient myth never suspect children accept our gifts at christmas time meanwhile snicker ing up their sleeves at our story of j crossing a red beacon would flare from the boxlike contrivance should this warning fail to halt thc motor ist a row of nails would automatical ly rise near thc rails and puncture thc tires board members displayed an ir- 16 tercit in thc invention edmonton ii a parsons plained to the board of railway commissioners here a device lie in vented which he claims will prevent railway crossing accidents by punct uring tires when motorists ignore danger signals called a puncture barrier thc inventor said it was designed to be installed at crossings and operated by approaching trains when a train ap proached within 200 yards of the ponit suffer besure bo order by number i for internal weed 2 for external need n2 e mecca i pileremediesl live stock marketing shipping on the coopcrattve plan lias been productive of splendid results selling on tho open market means real valuo for tho owners get in toueli with us write wlro or telephone iyndlmrnt 1143 the united farmers cooperative company limited live stock commission dept union stock yards west toronto last year 500 ontario boy scouts demonstrated their ability to wash clothes and so qualified for the scout laundrymans proficiency badge they said we were under water about two minutes said vernon clarke of itidgctown discussing the rescue from drowning of mrs earl ex- wilson for which he was recently awarded a royal humane society santa claus mr colgrovc declared it was time he said to get rid of santa claus as a benevolent person issue no 15 36 indigestion gas when you feci rundown or your stomach gives trouble with gas or sour ris ings try that wellknown tonic dr pierces golden medical discovery read what airs mar- jotle bcally of au t main st wcllamj ont said i miffcrcd considerably from in digestion and ras and my food lay so heavy in my stomach i would become bloated too and felt very uncomfortable after eating i used only one bottle of dr pierces golden medical discovery and it rave me fine relief from the slomach distress 1 felt ever so much belter after its use llcy now of your nelrliborhood dfucrist hew size tabs joc liquid 100 and 135 the contester a weekly bulletin service for contestants artists and authors this servlco consists of international prize contests markets for car- loons illustrations borders designs for magazines advertising crectlne cards and verses articles limericks poems slogans and stories 5 50 for 1 year s1s0 for c months 100 for 3 months so tor 1 month and a sample sheet 10 send a 3c stamped addressed envelope lor other money matin ideas giff baker 39 lee avenue toronto can