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6—Seat
1I—Realm
13—Threw
15—Article
16—Neptune's spear
18—Symbol of tantalum
19—To depart
21—Hurried
22—To avoid
24—Hide
26—Finishes
28—Bow
29—To get up
31—Bugle call
33—Compass point
34—Paddles
36—Speed contest
38—Exclamation
40—Deer (pl.)
42—Narrow strips
45—Bed
47—Bird of duck family
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50—Stepsed
52—Cools
54—French conjunction
55—Conjunction
56—SIang: nervous
59—Public notice
61—To spin
63—Character in Comedy
of Errors
65—Garments
66—Compass point
67—Beverage
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1—Girl's name
2—Dealer
3—Part,of "to be"
4—Manners
5—Small bird
6—City of Englant
7—Barbarian
8—Wiles
9—Italian article
10—To (tome back
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17—Small depression
20—Medley
23—Exclamation
24—Parent
25—Emperor
27—Quarrel
30—God of love
32—Mark of wouna
35—Descendants of Shem
37—Fencing sword
38—Performer
39—Terror
41—Religious division
43—To fix by legacy
44—Thus
46—Toward
48—Unites
51—Yellowish gray
63—Withered
57—Devoured
58—To act
60—Female deer
62—Toward
64—Parent
Growth of the Reading Habit
In the Old Country
Public libraries in the Old Country
have shown a remarkable growth in
recent years observes the Toronto
Mail and Empire in this editorial. On
the eve of the opening of the Library
Association Conference at Harrogate,
the London Sunday Observer pub-
lished an interview on the subject
with Mr, L. T. Packington, chief li-
brarian at Lambeth, a copy of which
has been forwarded to us by Dr.
George H. Locke, chief librarian, To-
ronto Public Library,
"The county libraries," Mr. Pack-
ington said, "now supply books to
about 18,000,000 persons in rural and
small urban districts. In 1931-32
there were 34,000,000 book issues in
110 counties in Great Britain and Ire-
land, and the cost of the service was
only £255,000—a decrease of £12, -
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How Acid . Stomach
Makes Itself
Known to You
HERE ARE THE SIGNS:
Nervousness Frequent Headaches
Neuralgia Feeling of Weakness
Indigestion Sleeplessness
Loss of Appetite Mouth Acidity
Nausea Sour Stomach
Auto -intoxication
WHAT TO DO FOR IT:
TAKE -2 teaspoonfuls of
Philips' Milk of Mag-
nesia in a glass of water
every morning when you
get up. Take another
teaspoonful 30 minutes
after eating, And another
before you go to bed.
OR—Take the new
Phillips' Mill<of Magnesia
Tablets — one tablet for
each teaspoonful as di.
rested above.
If you have Acid Stomach, don't
worry about it. Follow the simple
directions given above. This small
dosage of Phillips' Milk of Magnesia
acts at once to neutralize the acids
that cause headache, stomachppains
and other distress. Try i1 You'll
feel like a new person,
But—be careful you get REAL
milk,of magnesia when you buy—
genuine P1-1ILLIPS' Milk of Mag-
nesia. See that the name "PHIL-
LIPS' is on the label.
ALSO IN TABLET FORM
Each tiny tablet is the
equivalent of a teaspoonful
of Genuine Phillips' Milk
of Magnesia.
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twelve months, In the case of tiny
villages, it is always possible to fit
up a library in a school, or to get at
the people by means of a traveling
van, and the books are always wel-
come. I may add that the provision
of library facilities in these rural
areas has in many instances been
made possible only by the generosity
of the Carnegie United Kingdom
Trust, which has made extensive
grantto library authorities through-
out the country. The figures I have
given do not, of course, take into
account the London libraries and
those of the larger towns throughout
the country as these are not under
the jurdisdiction of the county auth-
orities. The following figures of is-
sues for home reading purposes,
however, show the growth of the
reading habit among the people of
London: 1910-11 7,855,962; 1920-21,
8,559,745; 1931.132, 19,412,462."
Taking his own borough of Lam-
beth as an illustration, Mr- Packing -
ton mentioned that in 1927 the six
lending libraries were issuing some
800,000 books annually, but last year
the issue amounted to 1,600,000. The
percentage of novel,; read tends to
decrease. The public are certainly
turning more and more to modern
travel, history, and biography; and
that change in taste may be explain-
ed by the fact that, in these branches,
considered merely as recreational
literature, books are written in a
much more readable and attractive
form than in the past,
U. S. Siamese Twins
Planning to Marry
New York.—The Aquitania came in
from England bringing Violet and
Daisy Hilton, Siamese twins, and they
brought a story that they will figure in
a double wedding 'within a year.
Daley, the one on the left, said she
was engaged to Jack Lewis, an orches-
tra leader, now in Chicago. Violet re-
ported that her finance is "a prominent
English boxer," whom she met abroad.
She declined to divulge his name.
The twins, who snake professional
appearances and whose home is iii San
Antonnio, Texas, said they found Bri-
tish audiences not so "warm" as
American,
Brother of Peer is
London Meat Buyer
lie strides among the crowd of over-
ailed,
verailed, straw -hatted buyers in Smith-
field Meat Market, a tall man of mill-,
tary bearing.
Courteous always, yet as keen as
any in his choice of the meat which
presently will be carried away for sale
in London butcher shops.
Some of the other buyers know him
by sight and nod in greeting, But
they do not know his name,
Their zo-buyer is Lord Victor Pa-
get, brother of the Marquis of Angle-
sey, and a member of one of Britain's
oldest families.
Lord Victor has entered the meat
trade with a friend. For the past
few weeks he has been learning the
ropes in Smithfield Market when the
rest of London is asleep.
Those who know him say his pro-
gress has been rapid.
Lord Victor said: "My part of the
business will be the actual buying and
selling at Smithfield. ..
"My experience of meat was gained
years ago in Canada," he said.
"1 punched cows in the summer
months and spent the winter months
as a trapper—both professions giving
a great deal of, instruction in raw
meat."
EXCESS FAT DUE
TO RHEUMATISM
One Remedy for the Two
Troubles
Having rheumatism so badly that
she could scarcely walk, this woman
began to put on a load of superfluous
flesh. In a letter just received, she
writes:—
"I had a severe attack of rheumatism
in both knees. It was so bad that for
three weeks I could not put my feet to
the ground. I was also getting terribly
fat—through not getting my usual
exercise. I started taking Kruschen,
and persevered. The first thing I no-
ticed was the tonic effect it had; the
next that my rheumatism went, and—
better than anything — I lost the
wretched fat. I am a woman of 50, and
when I tell you 1 do exactly the same
work as women half my age without
the least difficulty, I think you will un-
derstand why I swear by Kruschen
Salts and recommend them wherever
I go."—M.E.
The six salts of Kruschen assist the
internal organs to throw off each day
the wastage and poisons that encum-
ber the system. Then, little by little,
that ugly fat goes—slowly, yes—but
surely. The rheumatism and head-
aches disappear. You feel wonderful-
ly healthy, youthful and energetic—
more so than ever before in your life.
'The Clipper
Her sails aro strong and yc ilow as the
sand,
Her spars are tall and supple as the
pine,
And, like the bounty of a generous
mine,
Sun -touched, her brasses flash on every
hand.
Her sheer takes beauty from a golden
band,
Which, sweeping aft, is taught to
twist and twine
Into a scroll, and badge of quaint
design
Hang on her quarters. Insolent and
grand
She drives. Her stem rings loudly
as '.' throws
The hissin- sapphire into foamy
waves,
While on her weather bends the cop-
per blows
In burnished splendor. Rolling down
she laves
Her high black sides until the scup-
per flows,
Then pushing out her shapely bow she
braves
The next tall sea, and, leaping, on-
ward goes.
—Thomas Fleming Day, In "Songs of
Sea and Sail." (New York; Rud-
der),
SS. Bremen Lowers
Record 8 Minutes
New York.—Another trans-Atlan-
tic crossing record was shattered on
Oct. 2, when the SS. Bremen com-
pleted the run from Cherbourg break-
water to Ambrose Light in four days,
15 hours, 48 minutes,
This clipped eight minutes from
the previous mark ' iy the sante ship.
"We just had good weather com-
ing over," CommQQtlore Leipold Zie-
genbei explained,, The Bremen
averaged 27,55 knots an hour for the
trip.
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An old-timer is a guy who can re-
member when the hero of a novel
didn't kiss the heroine until the last
page,
Pointed Brevity
"Has anyone remarked on the way
you handled your car?"
"One man did, but he didn't say
much."
"What did he say?"
"Ten dollars and costs."
Early Winter Shorts
The ideal wife is one who works
harder keeping down expenses than
keeping up with the neighbors. Many
of these cases of love at first sight will
not stand the test of a second loots. It
is much easier to acquire a fault than
it is to inspire a virtue. Our idea of
the prize optimist to -day is a pick-
pocket. Some men seem to have re-
duced blundering to a science. The
world deals good-naturedly with good-
natured people; Women may be the
weaker vessel, but man is the more of-
ten broke, He who goes the wrong
way must make his journey twice. A
tombstone always has a good word for
a man when he is down. Love at first
sight frequently should consult an
oculist. A girl's heart is like a good
watch—once it's dropped, it's never
quite the same. If wicked looks could
really kill, some people would never
have any use for a mirror.
"Say, niggah, how come you so bang-
ed up?"
"I was talking when I should have
been listening."
Mrs. DeStyle (at modiste's, as pretty
models display gowns) — "Which do
you like the best, Robert dear?"
Ilusband—"I prefer the tall brunette
er—er—that is, I mean the pink chif-
fon, my dear."
Man criticizes woman for her ex-
travagance, but she never wastes two
dollars' worth of shot -gun shells in
order to get a twenty-five cent rabbit.
Nor goes into a restaurant and buys
a 25 -cent meal and gives the waiter a
25 -cent tip because he smilei at her,
Nor uses twenty gallons of gasoline
and pays $25 boat hire to get where
the fish aren't.
WMEN
WORK & WORRY
PULL YOU
DAWN
THE,. GREAT -TONIC;.
THAT SOOTHES' NERVES
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ISSUE No. 42—'33
Boss—"Where's the cashier?"
Stenographer—"Gone to the races."
Boss—"What? Gone to the races
during business hours?"
Stenographer—"Yes, sir. It's his
last chance of making the books bal-
ance.
A perfectly harmless illness may
leave you with serious after effects.
Take love, for instance. Even if you.
do get over it—it may leave you with a
wife on your hands.
Father—"Take off your coat and
come upstairs with me, young man. I'm
going to attend to you,"
Son—"But, Dad, you're not going
whip me, are you?"
Father—"I'm certainly going to.
Didn't I tell you £ would settle with
you if you misbehaved ourself?"
Son—"Yes, Dad. But I thousi:t it
was only : joke, like when you told the
grocer you were going settle with
him."
Our idea of perfect co-operation is
when all the freckles on a girl's face
come together, and maize one beautiful
tan. ,
AFTER 50
Scott's Emulsion is
a great comfort. It
warms, strengthens,
enriches the blood.
The emulsifying
process makes it
easy to digest.
18-33
Good Way to Stop
Acid Stomach
Any druggist will tell you the best
way to stop acid stomach and indigestion
is to take a little Bisurated Magnesia in
water after meals. This will stop your
indigestion and sweeten the stomach, get
rid of gas and belching in no time. Ask
any druggist.
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Sols—"It won't be long before I'll be
in the flower of manhood."
Father—"Shut up, you bloomii.
idiot."
Half of the time when you think a3.
fellow is laughing at your funny story,
he is laughing at one it reminds hint
of.
f33t/
Wash the painful pact well
with warm water; then rub in
plenty of Minard'e and
you'll feel better!
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THAT DEPRESSED FEELING
IS LARGELY LIVER
Wake up your Liver Bile
—Without Calomel
You are "feeling punk" simply because your
Aver isn't pouring its daily two pounds of liquid
bile into your bowels. Digestion and elimination
(bre both hampered, and your entire system is
being poisoned.
What you need Is a liver stimulant. Seine.
thing that goes farther than salts, mineral water.
oil, laxative candy or chewing gumor roughage
whioh only move the bowels—ignoring the real
Tse of trouble, vour liver.
ake Carter's'Little Liver Pills. Purely vege-
table. No harsh calomel (mercury), Safe. Sure.
Askfor them by name. Refuse substitutes.
4So. at aU druggists. 53
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Are authorized by law to establish
INDUSTRIAL, TECHNICAL AND
ART SCHOOLS
With the approval of the Minister of Education
DAY -AND .EVENING CLASSES'
may be conducted in accordance with the regulations issued
the Department of Education.
THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL INSTRUCTION
is given In various trades. The schools and classes
the direction of AN ADVISORY COMMITTEE.
Application for attendance should be made to the Principal
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COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS, MANUAL TRAINING, HOUSEHOLD
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