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Zurich Herald, 1933-03-30, Page 7OHORUS NI TAKES OFF 20 'h. Has To a Slim To Keep Her Job FRESH AFTER A NIGHT'S DANCING was getting much too fat," writes a chorus girl, "and I expect you know how deadly that is to one of us. In fact, in time it. means 'the gate'—in other words, our services are not re- quired. In these days a chorus girl has to work very hard—dancing as well as winging—and It is really necessary to be slim. .A. fried advised me to take Kruschen Salts, which I did, and after taking them for three months I have lost 28 lbs. I am delighted, for nobody loves a fat girl. The girls at the theatre used to laugh when they saw the Kruschen bottle on my dressing table. But those who laugh last laugh best, which I do at the end of the show At night, as I am -quite fresh and happy, after a hard night dancing. Thanks to Kruschen Salts."—(Miss) M. W. $t has been established that excess fat $s mainly due to improper working of the internal organs, which allow waste material to accumulate and clog the machinery. Taken every morning, Kruschen Salts effect a regular, gentle, end perfectly natural clearance of this poisonous wastage which encumbers the system. Your blood -stream is thus preserved from contamination. Re- freshed and invigorated, it floods you with a new feeling of vitality, a new urge for activity. You follow the urge, and after about a fortnight that ugly fat starts to go. You feel it; your mir- ror reflects it; you make for the near- est weighing -machine, and very soon know it. Kruschen Salts is obtainable at all Drug Stores at 45c.and 75c. per bottle. • FREE TRIAL OFFER OF KRUSCHEN the toot, and thou, if not entirely convinced that Kruschen does everything we claim it to do the regular bottle Is still as good ma new. Take It back. You druggist is authorised to return your 75c. immediately and without question. You have tried Kruschen free at our expense. What could be fairer Manufactured by E. GairriTlre HvoIIES, Ltd., Manchester, `England. (Established 17541. Try Eruechen now at our expense. We have • distributed a great many special " GIANT" packages which make it easy for you to prove our claims for yourself. Ask your druggist !or the new " GIANT " 75c. package. This consists of our regular 760, bottle together with a separate trial bottle—sufficient for about one week. Open the trial bottle first, put Lt to OUR CROSS -WORD PUZZLE Horizontal I—Dexterity 4—Over 9—Carrpall 12—Bean 13—Ethical 14—Before 15 Individual 17—Faculty 19—Land measures .21—Seine ,22 Moon ,24—Convulsive sigh 126—To strike 29—Passage 31—Tennis term 33—Girl's name 34—French conju..rintknn 35 Watch charm 37 --Slang: sailor c39—By 40—Set of tools 42—Pile 44—Characteristic 46—Kilit,d 48—Weapon 50—Capably 51—Color 53—Lowest point 65—Checkered cloth 58—Name of foot disease 61—Self 62—Example 64—Kind of dog 65—Beetle 66—Eaten away 67—Golf mound Vertical 1—Serpent 2—Deer 3—Oppressor 4—Cupid 5—Parts of skeleton 6 --Conjunction 7—Tub 8—Spirit 9—Insect 10—Vase 1I—To place Mystery Sounds dile Science Found in England, India, and the United States Travellers returning from India often speak of the Barisal guns, the mysterious boomings Eke distant gun- fire heard in the delta of the Ganges. There is, however, no need to go ao far as India in order to hear mystery sounds similar to the Barisal guns. They have been heard on Dartmoor at times when no firing was in progress 011 the Okehampton Artillery Range, and when no thunder -clouds were within sight. They came late on warm'. evenings, muffled reports precisely like those of distant guns. IN THE NORTH SEA. Fishermen who use the North Sea 1 occasionally hear similar sounds. They occur usually in warm, foggy weather. Look -out men at Ostend have reported identical noises, very dull and distant but many times repeated, and always occurring towards evening. They con- sider them to be subterranean. There are at least three' places in America where mystery sounds have been heard for many years past. One is that beautiful region, the Blu Moun- tains of Georgia, where there are rec- ords running back for sixty yearsor more, reporting heavy crashes and booms, resembling the sounds of a dis- tant bombardment. These occur at all times of the year and in all weathers. It was formerly suggested that they were caused by bears rooting under rocks and sending them rolling down the hillsides, but today bears are extinct—ani the nois- es continue. In the hills of North Carolina and near Franklinville, in New York State, the same sort of sounds are heard. They are described as resembling quarry blasts. STRANGE STORM WARNING. Prof. A. Issel, an Italian seismolo- gist, has written a paper on myster- ious noises heard in Umbria over a lcng period of years. These detona- L Mrs. Robinson was an extremely tions were quite distinct from ordinary careful mother, and had repeatedly peals of thunder. The centre from cautioned her 6 -year-old daughter which they appeared to emanate was against handling any object that might Monte Nerone. In the Middle Apen- nines pennines subterranean thunder of the same kind is usual. The people call it "B ombio." One of the strangest spots on earth 1rck cloth. lS—French Mural article 20—Sun 22—Vegetables 23—Up to 25—To plead 27—To be of use 28—Trivial 30—That over there 32—Chile. 36—To' capture 38—Plait 41—Great fright 43—Play on words 45—Unceremonious 47—Moist 49—Titles 52—Title 54—Glen 55—To spread 56—Past 57—Conjunction 59—To regret 60 --Period 6.3—To act Gems from Life's Scrapbook Peace "Peace is the happy, natural state of ran; war his cor'ruptio_n, his dis- ace."—Thomson. "Blessedness is promised to the eacemaker,not to the oonqueror."-- tutees. "The need of mankind in this great front of establishing peace' among the Mins is to realize man's oneness of iglu in God." --The bllristian Science bnitor. t. "All things that epeak of heaven peak of }}ecce."—ilailey. t "Nothing can bring you peace but ourself. Nothing can bring you ace but the triumph of principles."-s- merson. t "The question of peace or war de- /pude on. our power to create fellow Infant Colds ,'.' 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"Can you tell me the way to the What is more,the-sound is so moclu- Post Office?" inquired the stranger. fated: as to indicate by its pitch whe= "I can, sir," replied the oldest la- ther the corning storm is to be heavy or light. The amount of promised rain is in. exact proportion to the vol- ume of the sound. Fares Tried By British Railways ship. Only love that believes in fel- lowship, and will suffer anything in making it, can dissolve the frictions:' —Rev. James Reid, M.A., is the Bri- tish Weekly, London, England. Remember: The conquests of Alex- ander the Great, and compare tom With those of Christ Jesus, whose op t- qu0t were not against cilli, but against evil, Recolaring of Radiators Radiators never should be painted, for that diminishes their capacity to radiate heat. However, they do need refinishing from time to time in the i"iz- terest of appearance. The proper fila- terialto '04 is lampblack mixed Ter, alcohol. It not only improrea beauty of the part but also protects the metal. The flour in the wedding cake Or gypsies is mixed with blood taken from the , wrists of the bride and groom, Lower London—In an effort to counteract the heavy competition offered by motor travel the railways are reduc- ing their third class fares for the sumnier months. to the pre-war rate of a penny per mile between all sta- tions 10 miles apart. The result will represent a saving of a half -penny a. mile on existing third class rates and a penny on first class fares. Some officials declare, however, unless the railways regain a consid- erable proportion of the passenger traffic recently lost to motors this experiment will likely prove very costly. New rail fares will still re- main above the motor rates. It is not considered the innovation will affect London suburban traffic where the loss of passengers through the open- ing of new tube lines has been prodi- gious. habitant, obligingly. "Go up the Downs and keep straight along the. crooked lane, then round the square, and when you turn left you are right." _Many progressive women are up-to- date in everything, except possibly their birthdays. Proud Mother—"I think Junior be- comee more like his father every day." Neighbor—"Really? And have you done nothing to prevent it?" The average woman desires to be the one to make a man forget all the other women he knows, then, she pro- ceeds to remind him of them all the time by asking him questions about them. qb "Permanent peace is a pipe dream," says an aunt who has lived 21 yea.rs with her stepmother, 19 years with her mother-in-law and 25 years with her daughter-in-law. A naval officer on a country walk called at a cottage for a cup of tea. 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