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;Will Restore Your Energy
Enland to Study
Dutch Housing Plan
✓ No analysis of the slum problem coli
be finally satisfactory that does not
recognize that the question is indi-
vidual and moral, as well as economic.
A 'girl :'Who .works 'i•n en office, who
got.•very Tittle /real). air •and sunshine,
'lost 'color, became 'enervated, and on
'November 14, 1932, went to a physi-
cian's 'office in a Canadian dity and
firer blood tested. . The result was
'alarming. 'The haemoglobin showed
'only 40 per -cent„' the re' corpuscle
teoun,t ,only :3,700,000. •She was sur-
pr3sed to learn that elle was anaemic,
'but was relieved t hen told that the
condition ,could be corrected.
The physician knew the formula .of
K (Popular blood builder, Dr. Williams'
''ink Pi11a, and told her to take two
of the pills after each areal for a'
Riontli and then return for another
:test, The second test was made on
becember 16, and showed a increase
to 84 per cent. of haemoglobin (which
surprised even the doctor) and a red
blood corpuscle count of 5,408,000,
When it is explained that haemo-
globin is the oxygen-bearin,;, life -sup-
porting element of the blood and that
red corpuscles are the carriers of
haemoglobin it will be understood wby
the young lady felt renewed energy
and ambition, or, as she put it, "felt
like worlang again.”
If you lack •"pep," tire easily, are
weak, pale, have palpitation of the
heart and dizzy spells, get a box of
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills at your own
druggist's and begin the treatment af-
ter your next meal. You take no
ohances. fir.. Williams' Pink Pills are
clinically tested,
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1 -a -Kind of nose
4 -Mantle
9—Cutting tool
12—Beverage
13—Artery
14—To hasten
15—Ship worm
17—Great dominion
19—Poles
21—Electrified particle
22—Cicatrix
24—Total
26—Impudent
29—Corn bread!!
31—Pile
33—Ocean
34—Above
35—Bird of crow family
87 Insect egg
39—Chinese weight
40—To scold
42—Jewel •
44—Part of flower
46—Secret society
48—Small chunk
50—Songs
51—Encore!
553—Implements
55—Rubies
58—Girls
61—Card game
62—Assistants
64—Before
65—Japanese coin
66—To seize
67—Brown -
Vertical
1—To tap -
2—Mexican tree
3—European
4—Coarse persons
5—Robs
6—Conjunction
7 -Eroded
8—Japanese spirits of
the dead
9—Glistens
lO—Tune
11—Small
16—Having a spike
18—Soft drink
20—Luminary
22—Courage
23—Guns resin
25—Homo sapiens
27—Subsidiary circuit
28—Appendages
30—To sink
32—Mark on card
36—To marry
38—Counts
41—Defense cage
43—To entangle
45—Thigh armor
47 -Nothing
49—Tree trunks
52—Cabbage
54—Kiln to dry hop
55—To soar
56—Deer
57—Title
59—Age
60—Japanese coin
63 Prefix: down
The Drama Festival
The Dominion Drama Festival, just
/finished at Ottawa, was beyond doubt
het distinct success. • To organize and
carry through such an undertaking in-
volved a great deal of hard work, and
the able manner in which the whole
16usiness was discharged reflects the
igreatest credit upon the honourary
lieeretary, Col. Osborne, and his staff.
j'ihe Governor-General must have been
a -ratified with the great public interest
taken in the competition, not only in
the regional presentations, but also in
he final performances at the Little
• �'I'heatre in the Capital.
While heartburnings over the re-
sults are inevitable, a very graceful
Wpiiit of mutual appreciation has been
tivanifest. The benefit of such a fes-
tival is not confined to the winning of
ti n
•t1be trophy. It will be seen in the re-
&aival of interest in the drama from
�Coaat to coast. The hundreds of ama-
h eurs who have taken part in the cora-
titian have discovered that they can
o things. They have been helped to
tiealize that there is a great deal of
*amine talent scattered throughout
„,f,Iie Dominion, and that all it requires
xor its proper development is public
encouragement. They have been able
Io exchange ideas with their fellow-
rsanadians from other cities and have
thus been enabled to approach their
letwn problems from a more compre-
�iensive viewpoint.
cultural value of the Festival
Thec r is,
after all, its main justification. As Sir
Cobert Borden put it in his brief ad -
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dress at the close of Saturday's per-
formances, it is in the realm of the
Ideal and the spiritual that a nation is
ultimately tested. The seed sown dur-
ing these weeks of rehearsal and of
performance cannot but result in gen-
uine cultural progress. Lord Bess -
borough may well have builded better
thau he knows. The spirit of friendly
rivalry ;in artistic achievement is a
fine one to foster, .and the develop-
ment of such an important factor as
drama in the social life of a nation is
a work in which His Excellency may
most fittingly play a leading part. It
is to be hoped that the Festival, so
happily inaugurated, will become an
annual feature, and that its benefits
will in 'due course be felt from coast
to coast.—Montreal Daily Star,
The Washing Day
The, little cottage on the shore
Has clothes -lines woven in and out;
The waves conte almost to the door,
And all the linen pinned about
Catches the freshness of the gales;
And, leaning to the waterside,
Gathers the wind, like sunny sails
Ready to journey with the tide.
There, where the sparkling waters
spread
Their foaming ripples at the feet,
The linen dangles over -head
Flapping, fluttering, clean and sweet.
Below the hillside's grassy slopes
Above the fringes of the bay
It tugs against the tautened ropes
Full 01 its breezy holiday.
--Elizabeth Fleming in The Christian
Science Monitor,
A Malayan bear" broke']oose in a dr -
cue at I oenlgsberg, Germany, recent-
ly, and killed an attendant. •
If slums make slum dwellers, slurp
dwellers also make slums. '
Many municipalities in Britain arid
the United States have found that
when the physical slums have been
pulled down and their inhabitants
housed in better places, only the
fringe of the problem has been touch-
ed, Habits formed through years of
living In undesirable surroundings are.
not easily lost. It is being suggested
in Britain that countries with- slum
problems might find Much to imitate•
in certain experiments that have been
carried out with considerable success
in recent years in Holland.
In Amsterdam and The Hague the.
inhabitants of slums marked out for
destruction are not moved immediate-
ly into normal houses. They are given
a period of training in intermediate
dwelling places under the supervision
of people specially educated for this
purpose. At The Hague -there is a
center of 106 houses of two stories on
the outskirts of the city; at Amster
dam there are two centers, one of 66`
and the other of 139 houses. These
houses have a clubroom for social pur-
poses, where religious services are
held and instruction is given in handi-
crafts and needlework.
With certain modifications accord-
ing to differences in national outlook
and character, it is felt in many quar-
ters that these Dutch schemes have
something in them of value for lands.
far way from Holland. Somewhat
similar proposals were made several
years ago by a responsible body in
Glasgow, but nothing at that time
came of them.
If Britain should adopt some form of
the Dutch idea, it will be an interest-
ing case of reciprocity, for the super-
visors who are so important a part of
the Dutch scheme are all traned in the
fundamentals establshed by the Eng-
lish social reformer, Octavia Hill.—
The Christian Science Monitor.
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AT 95
What a great thing it must be for
this woman, after suffering from rheu-
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from pain again at her age. ,She
writes:—"I should like to tell you that
since I commenced taking Kruschon
Salts two years ago, I am completely
relieved of rheumatism, from which
I had been a great sufferer for many
years. I am -now in my 95th year, and
much appreciate being free from pain,
which I attribute to the regular dose
of Krusehen."—(Mrs.) A. E. S.
If only everyone would realize that
the "little daily dose of Xruschen" is
just as important as internal cleanli-
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Jealous Fiance—"Why didn't you '
troduce that fellow to me?"
Girl—"Dearest, I couldn't. I've for-
gotten his name."
"Then why did you call him 'darl-
ing' 7"
"I've just told you — I've forgotten
his name."
The circus was touring Scotland.
The baboon died and was cast into a
ditch, Two Highlanders passed and
saw the corpse.
"Who'll that be now?" asked Tam.
"I dinna ken," replied Angus,
thoughtfully. "It's no' red enough for
a Macdonald. I'm thinking it must be
a Macdonald. I' mthinking it must be
one o' those English tourists."
Youth—"Will you gve us ten cents
to help the old ladies', home?"
Business Man—"What! .Are they
out again?"
ness as soap and water are to exter- A man who hadhad a rush for the
nal cleanliness, there would soon be morning train and had not time to buy
no more constipation, no more slug- a paper said to the other occupant of
gish livers, no more rheumatism, gout the compartment who was reading
or lumbago. one, "Well, what's doing in China to-
Iiruschen is a combination of six day?" .
salts—each one is necessary to some "Durno,'; said the other. "I'm in
particular organ of the body. Just cutlery."
what you need to persuade your sys-
tem back into a healthy condition: Ask Me Another
very gently but very, very surely! What are the most common forms
of holdups?"
Answer—"A man's suspenders and
a woman's garters,
lit -
Speak but a name, and I shall sure- I've lost my
ly see, Girlie—"Oh, dear,
With its shaped freedom lately from tle pink bow!"
the mines, Boy Friend—"How perfectly awful!
Black, hungry steel run swiftly in What did he look like?"
long lines
To its new prison of the sky and sea;
Shall, with the ship's every trembl-
ing, be
Faithful to every prompting in the
heart,
Shall answer to her toil in every part,
And earnestly her strength shall
comfort me.
Freighter
As galley slave against the Afric
wind,
Until, spice -heavy, came they home
to Crete;
So fight these iron monsters, low
with wheat,
And darkly slip into their ports as-
signed.
For what has urged him on since
time began,
For all his iron ships, still urges
man.
—Leo Cox, in "The Wind in the Field,"
Builders to Meet
London.•— The International Con-
gress of Building Societies will meet
in London June 5.9.
Sir Enoch Hill, chairman of the
council of the National Association of.
Building Societies will be president of
the congress, and among the countries
represented will be Britain, United
States, Germany, Austria, France, Den-
mark, Switzerland, Czechoslovakia,
Poland, Bulgaria, Canada, South Africa
and New Zealand, More than 150
delegates are expected from America.
The British Government will give a
reception to the' delegates at Lancas-
ter House June 7; with a reception and
dinner at Guildhall the following evert
3ng. Previous meetings of the 'Con-
gPess have .been held in London, San
Francisco and Philadelphia.
The largest penknife
weighs forty-two pounds, has 1,851
blades, and Is valued at more than
Home should be a place where joy
is doubled by companionship and trou-
ble halved by sympathy.
A 'woman in an English court,
charged with shoplifting, was asked
by the magistrate if she had anything
'to say on her own behalf.
"Yes, air, I have," she replied hope-
fully. "I take only British goods."
Some One'to Look Up To
Landlady—"A Professor formerly oc-
cupied this room, air. He invented an
explosive."
New Roomer—"Ah! I suppose those
spats on the ceiling are the explo-
sive?"
Landlady — "No, they're the pro-
fessor."
Faithful Guardian's Sacrifice
The dog is man's best friend. If you
keep a dog, there's never anything
left for hash.
A news story tells about a man and
his six sons, each of whom is more
thati six feet and a half tall. We'll
bet a thin dime it's one of these fel-
lows who always takes a seat just In
front of us in the show.
Man—"I found a four-leaf clover on
my lawn to -day."
Neighbor—"1 snppcse you think that
is lucky?"
Man—"I d0. I'nl lucky to find any-
thing in that lawn except dandelions
and weeds."
Things go by opposites. For In-
stance, when a man clerk takes a va-
cation he just sits around on a river
bank and feels sorry for the people
who have to work. When a woman
ver made •clerk gets a vacation she cleans' the
house, paints the floors, cans fruit and
vegetables, polishes the floors and
weeds the flowers. The man goes
back to the store all worn out. The
woman goes back with a smile on her
face.
Classified Advertising
Cure For Dumbness
Jack—"This liniment makes my arm
smart."
Joan—"Why not rub some on your -
head'?"
Pat—"My brother never met with
a disappointment in his lie."
Mike—"How's that?"
Pat—"He never looks for
but trouble."
anything
Man—"What cured Fred Hymes of
arguing with his wife?" '
Neighbor—"Arguing with his wife."
A boy goes around giving the com-
bination to his heart to every girl he
meets, yet he always acts surprised
when some girl steals it.
He—"People living together get to
look alike."
She—"Here's your ring.
risk it."
University of Toronto
School of Nursing
Young women who are thinking of
nursing as a career will be interest-
ed in the new School of Nursing. In
its three-year course the School
plans to give a thorough general
training in nursing, one that will en-
able the graduate, if she so wishes,
to proceed easily to post -graduate
work in any branch of nursing. This
three-year course prepares the nurse
for both hospital nursing and public
health nursing and thus saves a year
in the time of preparation for those
who wish to enter public health nurs-
ing. A young woman who has com-
plete Pass or Junior Matriculation
and the Upper School or Honour
Matriculation subjects as outlined for
admission to the Arts Courses may
take the training in nursing in this
School instead of taking it in the
usual hospital school of nursing. This
School has close affiliation with, the
Toronto hospitals for the purposes
of practical training.
The Calendar and full information
may be obtained from the Secretary,
School of Nursing, University of
Toronto, Toronto, Ontario.
I dare not
Not Enough Children
Born in Cities of U.S.
New York.—This nation's intelli-
gence is being nurtured in its metro-
politan areas where women are not
bearing enough children to reproduce
the population, while the peak of fer-
tility is in the farming districts, Fred-
erick Osborn, trustee of the American
Museum' of Natural History and Sec-
retary of the Galton Society of that
institution, said at the annual meet-
ing of the American Eugenics So-
ciety.
Farm women, he said, basing his
figures on the 193.0 census, produce
about 50 per cent. more children than
would suffice for equal reproduction,
In the cities with populations of over
100,000, on the other hand, approxi-
mately half the number of children
necessary for permanent replacement
are born.
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Menton . „
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Toronto
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communication between Canada and
India was begun through the co-opera-
tion of the Bell -Telephone Conipany
of Canada, the British Post Office
and the American Telephone and
Telegraph Company, it was announced
last week.
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13—Artery
14—To hasten
15—Ship worm
17—Great dominion
19—Poles
21—Electrified particle
22—Cicatrix
24—Total
26—Impudent
29—Corn bread!!
31—Pile
33—Ocean
34—Above
35—Bird of crow family
87 Insect egg
39—Chinese weight
40—To scold
42—Jewel •
44—Part of flower
46—Secret society
48—Small chunk
50—Songs
51—Encore!
553—Implements
55—Rubies
58—Girls
61—Card game
62—Assistants
64—Before
65—Japanese coin
66—To seize
67—Brown -
Vertical
1—To tap -
2—Mexican tree
3—European
4—Coarse persons
5—Robs
6—Conjunction
7 -Eroded
8—Japanese spirits of
the dead
9—Glistens
lO—Tune
11—Small
16—Having a spike
18—Soft drink
20—Luminary
22—Courage
23—Guns resin
25—Homo sapiens
27—Subsidiary circuit
28—Appendages
30—To sink
32—Mark on card
36—To marry
38—Counts
41—Defense cage
43—To entangle
45—Thigh armor
47 -Nothing
49—Tree trunks
52—Cabbage
54—Kiln to dry hop
55—To soar
56—Deer
57—Title
59—Age
60—Japanese coin
63 Prefix: down
The Drama Festival
The Dominion Drama Festival, just
/finished at Ottawa, was beyond doubt
het distinct success. • To organize and
carry through such an undertaking in-
volved a great deal of hard work, and
the able manner in which the whole
16usiness was discharged reflects the
igreatest credit upon the honourary
lieeretary, Col. Osborne, and his staff.
j'ihe Governor-General must have been
a -ratified with the great public interest
taken in the competition, not only in
the regional presentations, but also in
he final performances at the Little
• �'I'heatre in the Capital.
While heartburnings over the re-
sults are inevitable, a very graceful
Wpiiit of mutual appreciation has been
tivanifest. The benefit of such a fes-
tival is not confined to the winning of
ti n
•t1be trophy. It will be seen in the re-
&aival of interest in the drama from
�Coaat to coast. The hundreds of ama-
h eurs who have taken part in the cora-
titian have discovered that they can
o things. They have been helped to
tiealize that there is a great deal of
*amine talent scattered throughout
„,f,Iie Dominion, and that all it requires
xor its proper development is public
encouragement. They have been able
Io exchange ideas with their fellow-
rsanadians from other cities and have
thus been enabled to approach their
letwn problems from a more compre-
�iensive viewpoint.
cultural value of the Festival
Thec r is,
after all, its main justification. As Sir
Cobert Borden put it in his brief ad -
Easy Teething
"Baby cut all his teeth with no trouble
thanks to BABY'S OWN TABLETS,'
tviites Mrs. Thomas Shaw, H'aniiiton
Ont. Scores of other Mothers have
w itten hi similar vein.
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stomach, simple fevers, colic, colds,
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dress at the close of Saturday's per-
formances, it is in the realm of the
Ideal and the spiritual that a nation is
ultimately tested. The seed sown dur-
ing these weeks of rehearsal and of
performance cannot but result in gen-
uine cultural progress. Lord Bess -
borough may well have builded better
thau he knows. The spirit of friendly
rivalry ;in artistic achievement is a
fine one to foster, .and the develop-
ment of such an important factor as
drama in the social life of a nation is
a work in which His Excellency may
most fittingly play a leading part. It
is to be hoped that the Festival, so
happily inaugurated, will become an
annual feature, and that its benefits
will in 'due course be felt from coast
to coast.—Montreal Daily Star,
The Washing Day
The, little cottage on the shore
Has clothes -lines woven in and out;
The waves conte almost to the door,
And all the linen pinned about
Catches the freshness of the gales;
And, leaning to the waterside,
Gathers the wind, like sunny sails
Ready to journey with the tide.
There, where the sparkling waters
spread
Their foaming ripples at the feet,
The linen dangles over -head
Flapping, fluttering, clean and sweet.
Below the hillside's grassy slopes
Above the fringes of the bay
It tugs against the tautened ropes
Full 01 its breezy holiday.
--Elizabeth Fleming in The Christian
Science Monitor,
A Malayan bear" broke']oose in a dr -
cue at I oenlgsberg, Germany, recent-
ly, and killed an attendant. •
If slums make slum dwellers, slurp
dwellers also make slums. '
Many municipalities in Britain arid
the United States have found that
when the physical slums have been
pulled down and their inhabitants
housed in better places, only the
fringe of the problem has been touch-
ed, Habits formed through years of
living In undesirable surroundings are.
not easily lost. It is being suggested
in Britain that countries with- slum
problems might find Much to imitate•
in certain experiments that have been
carried out with considerable success
in recent years in Holland.
In Amsterdam and The Hague the.
inhabitants of slums marked out for
destruction are not moved immediate-
ly into normal houses. They are given
a period of training in intermediate
dwelling places under the supervision
of people specially educated for this
purpose. At The Hague -there is a
center of 106 houses of two stories on
the outskirts of the city; at Amster
dam there are two centers, one of 66`
and the other of 139 houses. These
houses have a clubroom for social pur-
poses, where religious services are
held and instruction is given in handi-
crafts and needlework.
With certain modifications accord-
ing to differences in national outlook
and character, it is felt in many quar-
ters that these Dutch schemes have
something in them of value for lands.
far way from Holland. Somewhat
similar proposals were made several
years ago by a responsible body in
Glasgow, but nothing at that time
came of them.
If Britain should adopt some form of
the Dutch idea, it will be an interest-
ing case of reciprocity, for the super-
visors who are so important a part of
the Dutch scheme are all traned in the
fundamentals establshed by the Eng-
lish social reformer, Octavia Hill.—
The Christian Science Monitor.
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relieved of rheumatism, from which
I had been a great sufferer for many
years. I am -now in my 95th year, and
much appreciate being free from pain,
which I attribute to the regular dose
of Krusehen."—(Mrs.) A. E. S.
If only everyone would realize that
the "little daily dose of Xruschen" is
just as important as internal cleanli-
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Jealous Fiance—"Why didn't you '
troduce that fellow to me?"
Girl—"Dearest, I couldn't. I've for-
gotten his name."
"Then why did you call him 'darl-
ing' 7"
"I've just told you — I've forgotten
his name."
The circus was touring Scotland.
The baboon died and was cast into a
ditch, Two Highlanders passed and
saw the corpse.
"Who'll that be now?" asked Tam.
"I dinna ken," replied Angus,
thoughtfully. "It's no' red enough for
a Macdonald. I'm thinking it must be
a Macdonald. I' mthinking it must be
one o' those English tourists."
Youth—"Will you gve us ten cents
to help the old ladies', home?"
Business Man—"What! .Are they
out again?"
ness as soap and water are to exter- A man who hadhad a rush for the
nal cleanliness, there would soon be morning train and had not time to buy
no more constipation, no more slug- a paper said to the other occupant of
gish livers, no more rheumatism, gout the compartment who was reading
or lumbago. one, "Well, what's doing in China to-
Iiruschen is a combination of six day?" .
salts—each one is necessary to some "Durno,'; said the other. "I'm in
particular organ of the body. Just cutlery."
what you need to persuade your sys-
tem back into a healthy condition: Ask Me Another
very gently but very, very surely! What are the most common forms
of holdups?"
Answer—"A man's suspenders and
a woman's garters,
lit -
Speak but a name, and I shall sure- I've lost my
ly see, Girlie—"Oh, dear,
With its shaped freedom lately from tle pink bow!"
the mines, Boy Friend—"How perfectly awful!
Black, hungry steel run swiftly in What did he look like?"
long lines
To its new prison of the sky and sea;
Shall, with the ship's every trembl-
ing, be
Faithful to every prompting in the
heart,
Shall answer to her toil in every part,
And earnestly her strength shall
comfort me.
Freighter
As galley slave against the Afric
wind,
Until, spice -heavy, came they home
to Crete;
So fight these iron monsters, low
with wheat,
And darkly slip into their ports as-
signed.
For what has urged him on since
time began,
For all his iron ships, still urges
man.
—Leo Cox, in "The Wind in the Field,"
Builders to Meet
London.•— The International Con-
gress of Building Societies will meet
in London June 5.9.
Sir Enoch Hill, chairman of the
council of the National Association of.
Building Societies will be president of
the congress, and among the countries
represented will be Britain, United
States, Germany, Austria, France, Den-
mark, Switzerland, Czechoslovakia,
Poland, Bulgaria, Canada, South Africa
and New Zealand, More than 150
delegates are expected from America.
The British Government will give a
reception to the' delegates at Lancas-
ter House June 7; with a reception and
dinner at Guildhall the following evert
3ng. Previous meetings of the 'Con-
gPess have .been held in London, San
Francisco and Philadelphia.
The largest penknife
weighs forty-two pounds, has 1,851
blades, and Is valued at more than
Home should be a place where joy
is doubled by companionship and trou-
ble halved by sympathy.
A 'woman in an English court,
charged with shoplifting, was asked
by the magistrate if she had anything
'to say on her own behalf.
"Yes, air, I have," she replied hope-
fully. "I take only British goods."
Some One'to Look Up To
Landlady—"A Professor formerly oc-
cupied this room, air. He invented an
explosive."
New Roomer—"Ah! I suppose those
spats on the ceiling are the explo-
sive?"
Landlady — "No, they're the pro-
fessor."
Faithful Guardian's Sacrifice
The dog is man's best friend. If you
keep a dog, there's never anything
left for hash.
A news story tells about a man and
his six sons, each of whom is more
thati six feet and a half tall. We'll
bet a thin dime it's one of these fel-
lows who always takes a seat just In
front of us in the show.
Man—"I found a four-leaf clover on
my lawn to -day."
Neighbor—"1 snppcse you think that
is lucky?"
Man—"I d0. I'nl lucky to find any-
thing in that lawn except dandelions
and weeds."
Things go by opposites. For In-
stance, when a man clerk takes a va-
cation he just sits around on a river
bank and feels sorry for the people
who have to work. When a woman
ver made •clerk gets a vacation she cleans' the
house, paints the floors, cans fruit and
vegetables, polishes the floors and
weeds the flowers. The man goes
back to the store all worn out. The
woman goes back with a smile on her
face.
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Jack—"This liniment makes my arm
smart."
Joan—"Why not rub some on your -
head'?"
Pat—"My brother never met with
a disappointment in his lie."
Mike—"How's that?"
Pat—"He never looks for
but trouble."
anything
Man—"What cured Fred Hymes of
arguing with his wife?" '
Neighbor—"Arguing with his wife."
A boy goes around giving the com-
bination to his heart to every girl he
meets, yet he always acts surprised
when some girl steals it.
He—"People living together get to
look alike."
She—"Here's your ring.
risk it."
University of Toronto
School of Nursing
Young women who are thinking of
nursing as a career will be interest-
ed in the new School of Nursing. In
its three-year course the School
plans to give a thorough general
training in nursing, one that will en-
able the graduate, if she so wishes,
to proceed easily to post -graduate
work in any branch of nursing. This
three-year course prepares the nurse
for both hospital nursing and public
health nursing and thus saves a year
in the time of preparation for those
who wish to enter public health nurs-
ing. A young woman who has com-
plete Pass or Junior Matriculation
and the Upper School or Honour
Matriculation subjects as outlined for
admission to the Arts Courses may
take the training in nursing in this
School instead of taking it in the
usual hospital school of nursing. This
School has close affiliation with, the
Toronto hospitals for the purposes
of practical training.
The Calendar and full information
may be obtained from the Secretary,
School of Nursing, University of
Toronto, Toronto, Ontario.
I dare not
Not Enough Children
Born in Cities of U.S.
New York.—This nation's intelli-
gence is being nurtured in its metro-
politan areas where women are not
bearing enough children to reproduce
the population, while the peak of fer-
tility is in the farming districts, Fred-
erick Osborn, trustee of the American
Museum' of Natural History and Sec-
retary of the Galton Society of that
institution, said at the annual meet-
ing of the American Eugenics So-
ciety.
Farm women, he said, basing his
figures on the 193.0 census, produce
about 50 per cent. more children than
would suffice for equal reproduction,
In the cities with populations of over
100,000, on the other hand, approxi-
mately half the number of children
necessary for permanent replacement
are born.
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