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New government regulations re-
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Butter Here Like
Coal in Newcastle
Muncie, Ind,—Perry Township, In-
diana, has 120 pounds of butter for
one man on its relief list, and that
one man doesn't want any butter.
In the distribution of surplus farm
products 120 one -pound prints were
apportioned to Perry Township. Mr.
Raymond N. Carmichael, township
trustee, looked at the 120 prints, then
at his relief list, and then scratched
his head thoughtfully. He finally
decided to store the butter in a pack-
ing house in a near -by city until he
should have opportunity to confer
with relief agencies of the city re-
garding disposal of his surplus. The
total relief bill for Perry Township
during the month of January was
$6.75 which was paid for one ton of
coal.
Hon. Charles McCrea Lauded
By Leaders -of Mining Industry
Toronto.—A remarkable tribute was
recently paid to the Hon. Charles Mc-
Crea at the King Edward Hotel by the
leader; of Ontario's mining industry.
No man has contributed more to the
opening up and upbuilding of the north
country than the Minister of Mines,
who hails from the Sudbury nickel
belt, and who for ten years has been
the alert and forceful backer of the
mineral industry, an inspiration to
engineers and prospectors engaged in
the development of the north, and thus
a benefactor of the whole province
and of the entire Dominion. But for
the sympathetic leadership given by
Mr. McCrea, the Ontario gold min-
ing industry could scarcely have
reached its present proportions. Nor
could the base metal industry have
grown as it has.
But for this country's greatly ex-
panded gold production the Canadian
Treasury might not have been able to
maintain the national credit or to
meet its obligations abroad during the
depression. Nor should it be forgot-
ten that those engaged in the mining
industry are by no means the only
section of the community to benefit
from this industry. The mines of New
Ontario utilize a tremendous amount
of food, clothing, boots and shoes and
other products of Ontario factories.
The mines thus give employment, di-
rectly and indirectly, to large num-
bers of our people. As the protector
of the mining industry, Mr. McCrea
has proved an invaluable friend not
only to Canadian mining men, but to
the country as a whole,
"The California Boiler \Faker"
"Among the thousands who use
Omega Oil as a daily rub down, no one
thinks more of it than I do. It is
a liniment of amazing strengthening
and soothing power."
James J. Jeffries, for long the Cham-
pion heavy -weight of the world, found
that Omega Oil went deeper, and
limbered up those great muscles
quicker. Omega Oil should be in
every household for strains, sprains,
stiffness, and sore aching muscles.
Rubbing doesn't blister the skin. At
all druggists 35 and 60 cts. Sole
Agent: John A. Huston Company,
Limited, Toronto.
We easily forget those faults that
are nown only to ourselves. --La
Rochefoucauld.
Too Much "Party"
Last Night
Too Much Food
Late Hours,
Smoky
Atmosphere
YET—This Morning No "Acid
Headache—No Uilset Stomach,
Scientists say this is the QUICK-
EST, SUREST and EASIEST wa
to combat FEELING THE
EFFECTS of over -indulgence --the
mostpowerful acid neutralizer known
to science. Just do this:
TAKE -2 tablespoonfuls of Phil-
lips' Milk of Magnesia in a glass of
water BEFORE bed. In the morning
take 2 more tablespoonfuls with the
juice of a WHOLE ORANGE. That's
alit Tomorrow you'll feel great!
Or take the equivalent amount of
Phillips' Milk of Magnesia tablets.
Each tablet is equal to a teaspoonful
of the liquid.
Get genuine Phillips'
Milk of Magnesia in the
familiar liquid form, or
the new, marvelously
convenient tablets. Be
sure it's PHILLIPS'
the kind doctors endorse.
NOW IN 1A$LET
OR LIQUID FORM
MAL lit CANADA
1,000 Widows Wed
LONDON.—Because a thousand war
widows married again last year Ne-
ville Chamberlain, Chancellor of the
Exchequer, will save more than $250,-
000 in his coming budget.
The widows had the option of choos-
ing between their pensions of $5 a
week and would -be -husbands. One
thousand chose husbands.
This fact is revealed in the annual
report of the Minister of Pensions. It
shows that twenty years after the out-
break of the war there are still 1,107,-
000 persons in receipt of war pensions
or allowances.
Another reduction has resulted from
the fact that 46,500 "war babies"
reached the age of sixteen during the
year. Their allowances automatically
ceased.
Since establishment of the Ministry
of Pensions the tctal expenditure has
been $5,235,000,000.
Too Much
Media, Pa.—Mrs. James J. Nelson,
Jr., wife of a Philadelphia dentist,
testified in divorce court that she
could take almost anything. It was
bad when her husband threw lighted
cigarettes in her face and took other
women home from 'parties, she said.
It was worse when he went upstairs
and fired a revolver through the
floor in the general direction of the
bridge -table. But, sh'e added, it was
too much when he put a pistol at her
back and made her "walk the plank"
on a tiny pier at Beach Haven, N.J
King Will Open
Huge New Tunnel
Landon.—The new £ 8,000,000 Mer-
sey Tunnel, the largest underwater
tunnel in the world, is to be open-
ed by the King in July.
The Liverpool City Council is form-
ing a special committee to plan festi-
vities for the occasion, The streets
'of the city will be decorated with
Sowers, flags and bunting and illumi-
nated at night with thousands of
colored fairy lamps
50 Years' Work
For 1,200 Men
Gloucester, Eng.—There is joy on
the eastern side of the Forest of Dean,
A virgin seam of coal has been cut
by the Crawshay Colliery Company,
When properly developed it will
give 50 years of permanent work to
at least 1,200 men. The local un-
employment problem IS solved.
When the sinkers cut the coal at a
depth of 225 yards, cheering miners
flung their caps in the air, and the
Union Jack was hoisted over the mine
as a symbol of vietory,
ISSUE No. 12---'34
Pithy Anecdotes
of the Famous'
'Effective Reply
T snob who knew that Sir Henry
Irving had not had a university ed-
ucation sought to put him to- some
dits advamtege., Irmo inlisees raptatinif
Adrian Jones in "Memoirs of a
Soldier Artist"-.
!
"By the way, Irving", said this
gentleman across the crowded table,
"were you ever at Oxford?"
"No," replied the great actor, ser-
enely, "but my secretary was!"
Exasperating
Another of Captain Jones' stories
is about an ambitious woman who
was to entertain a real live duchess
for the first time. She gave care-
ful insrtuctions to her maid:
"Now, Mary," site said, "remem-
ber that whenever you address the
Duchess you nmst .gay, 'Your Grace
When the great day arrived and
the maid opened the door to the
Duchess and the latter inquired if
Mrs...... was at home, she answer-
ed:
"Yes, Ma'am, she is and may the
Lord mac us truly thankful for what
we are about to receive."
Swanee or Pedie
Had Stephen Collins Foster left
the opening lines of his immortal
song "Old Folks at Home," as orig-
inally written by him, they would
have read:
"Way down upon de Pedee ribber
Far, far away."
That was the first draft—as en-
tered in his work book, now in the
Foster Hall colliection, at Indianat-
polis.
Immediately under it the same op-
ening lines appear, only this time
the word "Pedee" is crossed out,
and over it is written "Swanee."
It is known that Foster never .saw
the Swanee river—a small stream in
Florida.
Popular
"I doubt if any other song, even
'Home, Sweet Home,' or 'Annie Lau-
rie' has been printed as many times
as Foster's'OId Folks at Home,' and
included in as many song collections
says John Tasker Howard (in Ste-
phen Foster: Amerada's Trouba-
dour."
When "Old Folks at Home" was
first published. in 1851, the title -
page stated that it was "Written
and composed by E. P, Christy"—lea
der of the Christy Minstrels. This
was done at Foster's own solicita-
tion, He feared that it might injure
his reputation `owing to the preju-
dice . against Ethiopian songs by
some at the time!"
Edison Replied
As one deaf man to another, Ern-
est Elmo Calkins recalls in his auto-
biography "Lauder Please" how he
once asked the late Thomas A. Edison
why he, of all people, did not! use
one of those electrical devices de-
signed to make hearing less diffi-
cult.
"Too busy," replied Edison "A
lot of time is wasted in listening. If
I had one of those things my wife
would want to talk to lie all the
time."
Religious Empires
One has but to visit the so-called
palace at Tsarskoe Selo, in which
the last of the Romanovs 1'.ved in a
state bordering on retirement, to rea
lize how the religi ius fervor of the
late Empress dominated the house-
hold and all who were in contact
with the Court," says Allan Monk -
house, British engineer who was
the Central figure of the notorious
Moscow trial last April, (in his mem-
oirs, "Moscow 1911-1933." "The bed-
room which Nicholas II and his
Tsarina occupied during the closing
A 266 lbs. MAN
LOSES FAT
56 lbs. Off — Feels Better
A woman writes about her husband
as follows:—"He started to take
Kruschen Salts for rheumatism His
weight was then 266 lbs. He began
to lose weight and now he is 210 lbs.,
and feels better. He took half -a -
teaspoonful of Kruschen in a cup of
warm water every morning. People
keep asking what he has done to fetch
his weight down, and he always says
Kruschen Salts."—(Mrs.) E. S.
Thousands of overstout men and
women find in Kruschen Salts 'a far
better means of reducing than by
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fills you with such a feeling of radiant
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know it you are fairly 'jumping out
of your, Ain" with energy instead of
moping around—and.reduction follows
as a matter of coarse. ..
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They had just left the meeting and
were discussing a few details.
"In my opinion," declared one, pub-
lic speakers are not made, but born."
"You're right," agreed the other,
sadly, They have to be borne,"
He — 'Dancing is in my blood,
y'know."
She—"Then you must have a poor
circulation. It hasn't reached your
feet yet."
Look well to this one day,
For it, and it alone, is life,
In the brief course of this one day
Lie all the verities and realities of
your existence,
The joy of growth, the splendor of
beauty, the glory of action.
Yesterday is but a dream, and to -mor-
row is only a vision,
But to -day, well lived, makes every
yesterday a dream of happiness.
And each to -morrow a vision of hope.
Look well therefore, to this one day,
For it, and it alone, is life.
Such is the salutation of the dawn.
Diner"Waiter what kind of soup
Is this?"
Waiter—"Golden soup—fourteen car-
rots."
The depression has one good thing
to its credit, anyway. Not many men
found it possible to lead a double life
on $15 a week.
Brown had very large feet and a
very bad cough. He had entered a shoe
store, and the salesman had turned
the place upside down trying to find
a pair of shoes large enough to fit him.
Brown had just tried to get the fif-
teenth pair of shoes on when he began
coughing.
Salesman --"That's
a nasty cough:
you have."
Brown (gasping)—"Yes, the doctor!
says I've one foot in the grave."
Salesman — "Don't worry, you'll
never be able to get the other one in."
It's more polite to say a man wins
a bride than that be had one inflicted
upon him.
Editor—If a big man conies here
looking for trouble tell him I'm out."
Office Boy—"How about handling
him myself, if he's in my class?"
Read in the paper the other day
where a woman in Hamilton came
home without her make-up on, and her
own dog bit her.
Youth—"You know, Ethel, there's
something about you that reminds me
of my mother."
Girl Friend—"Please tell me what
it is and I'll have it seen to."
The average wife begins -to sit up
and take notice when other women
say nice things about her husband.
Youth—"I can't see what keeps you
girls from freezing."
Girl Friend—"Well, you're not sup-
posed to, big boy."
years of their reign is a small room,
the furnishings of which would not
attract undue attention in any mid-
dle-class home of the Victorian per-
iod, but the eight hundred ikons,
which decorate its walls are the
most eloquent evidence of the late
occupants' complete domination by
the Church's ritual and customs."
On a Scrap Heap
SHEFFIELD, Eng. — A war mem-
orial tablet bearing the names of six-
teen dead has been found on a scrap
heap in Sheffield by an unemployed ex -
soldier. It bears the following inscrip-
tion:
"Of your charity pray for the souls
of members of the congregation of
this church who gave their lives dur-
ing the Great War, 1914-191S, and to
whose memory this tablet is erected."
The name of the church in which
it was placed is not known.
The tablet was to have been melted
down as scrap metal.
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YOUR LIVER'S MAKING
YOU FEEL OUT OF SORTS
Wake up your Liver Bile
—No Calomel needed
When you :eel blue, depressed, sour on the
world, that's your liver which isn't pouring he
daily two pounds of liquid bile into your bowels.
Digestion and elimination are being slowed
up, food is accumulating and decaying inside
you and making you feel wretched.
More bowel -movers like salts, oil, mineral
water, laxative candy or chewing gum, or
roughage,,lon't go far enough.
You need a liver stimulant. Carter's Little
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tditSTIFFNESS
Plenty of Minard s well
rubbed in soon sets you
right. Bathe the sore pert
with warm watet'beforo you
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