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•A Mine in the Mailing" Swayze-Huycke Cold Mines, Ltd. A Junior Gold With All the Earmarks of a Big Producer IT COSTS NOTHING TO INVESTIGATE MAZZ> TBIB COUFOK TODAY To: SWATKX-KtrrCXB 001.1) MINB8 lOMITED 910 SMrllnj Iow«r, Toronto. Without obUtjalion pUase ro.ward full Information tluycke Gold Mines Limited. regarJliig Swayze- Kame. Address. buiidreds of llK^iuanild ni Nazi troops, either uii the ruads or ii: pri^paratioii for their visit to this convention and it is interesting to note that, among all these, we saw only two rifles â€" tliese were on the shoulders of the two sentries who stood at each side of the doorway of the (irand Hotel; this hotel was where we stayed, and it was. at that time, the official headquarters of the advance guard of the mighty host, which later filled the city. The Herr ober (head waiter), who had al- I ways attended to me at this hotel, ; came over to my tahle and, after ex- Five Types to Avoid ' In Mothers-in-Law» Chicago. â€" Dr. E. W. Bu.gess, Uni- versity of Chicago sociologist, sifted through 6,000 questionnaires in ef- forts to determine how people may be happy though married, and said there were Ave types of mothers-in- law to be wary of. He listed them ag mothersin-law, who: 1. Keep their children c"08e to them after marriaije. 2. Make the newly married couples t(\aV[L inri\c55ioi^5 pre.ssing his pleasure at my return, ! dependent upon them nnancially. riow About Conditiogrs in Germany? Since my return from Europe last month, the inevitable question I am Mked is "How did you find things in Germany?" to which I have made the one reply, "Well, not quite the same as our papers are stating." This ans- wer, in turn, gives rise to numerous other questions, and it has occurred lo me that the readers of this paper night like to know the other side of said, looking towards the adjoining tables, filled with Nazi officers, "Well sir, what do you think of our turn- j over?" I replied, "It is possible to think aloud in Germany these days?"' and his answer was, "Why not?" In. a later conversation with him, he I asked me whether I was not impress- 1 ed with the feeling that law and order â-  3. Insist on living with newly mar rled couples. 4. Try to insert, themselves in the newlyweda' social affairs and try to act the ages of the youngsters. -5. Take the part of the new mates against their children in domestic ar- guments. .> Why not go home for Christmas? . . . Perhaps you haven't be«n ther? for years. Restful cabins . . . comfortable public rooms . . . marvellous meals . . . and the perfect Cunard Personal Service await you in whichever class you travel on these popular ships. SPECIAL CHRISTMAS SAILINGS from MONTREAL on Nov. 24 â€" R.M.S. ".â- M'RANI.\" to Havria and London. Nov. 27 â€" R.M.S. ".\THENIA" to Belfast, Ll»crpool, Glasgow. from HALIFAX on Dec. 9â€" R..M.S. ".\USOSl.\" D«c. 15â€" R..M.S. "ASC.\M.\" to Plymouth, Havre, London. Dec. IS â€" R..M.S. "LEini.V" to Belfast, Liverpool, Cla.sgow. from SaJnr John. Dec. 14. Low Round-Trip Fares Cablo Class (rora $206.00 Tourist CUasa from 168.00 rhlrd Uasa »31 50 Ask iboul out Special Christmas Excursions, from yout local ailent oi rrom the nearest Cunard oftice .'17 Hav Street. : Elrtln .M7I ' CUNARD ANCHOR-l>OHiiyU>JOH was being observed and, when I agreed, he said, "You know that we have gone Loolja for Librarian through a revolution in this country, w i f^ Sloffan perhaps the most bloodless one in his- 1 *' Jiug"" tory, and, if it had not been for this j Chicago. â€" If people don't borrow present movement, we would, long enough books, the American Library ago, have been in the throes of a great Association wa.s told here, get a snap- civil war and what good would that do pier looking librarian, anybody?" | Jt should help, said Frank L. Tol- ;^r â€" Even Berlin, which some ol' us hadn't ' man, director of Library Extension, * > I likeU on previous visits, treated us ' Albany, N.Y., even more than getting the Hitler controversy, because, as | nicely. A year ago, when we were 'â- â-  in a n-; w supply of books, with everything else, there is another ^ there, we saw marching and counter-! xh« librarian's choice •â- Â£ clothing side. I marchingâ€" Communists, .Nationalists. | jhoulJ not be restricted, Tolman said, Please bear in mind that I do not j the Catholic Centre Party, as well as ' pxct-pt that it must be becoming and pose as an authority on international I the forces of the Government then in' j^ygt add to the good looks which the matters, nor do I wish to be dogmatic! powerâ€" there was always grave dan! librarian presumably should possess in anything I may state, but, as an ' ger of street clashes. To-day there is | i^ order to get her job. outside observer â€" and, believe me, 1 none of that; I have seen a few police- "The day of cotton stockings and did observe very carefullyâ€" who has 'â-  men in full control of crowds attend- 1 severe dress as sta- dards for the talked to hundreds of Germans during . ing the parade of 100,000 Nazi troops. ' librarian is ended " Tolman said, "and my two visits to their country, this ; A year agoâ€" in all parts of Germany I m^re people are borrowing books as past summer, perhaps my guess is as ' as wellâ€" there was being displayed ! ^ result." good as that of the other fellow. j publicly, at every bookstore, news-1 ' .> Supposing I recount, for your bene- stand and magazine counter a score of fit, some of the impressions that my j different publications, depicting the party and I received and recall some , activities of the nudist colonies â€" of the conversations I have had with , Nackt Kultur Clubs â€" and photographs j people whom I have been meeting! atid picture postal cards were every- j year after year. I hold no brief tori where In evidence. To-day all these] Germany or the Germans, but as we i ar "vrboten" and not one magazine or YOUR MONICY BUYS I You get more for your money in Plug Tobacco . . . H f^^re smoke in every pipeful . . . H more smoking pleasure . . . 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As , Ho^w many or us when we are 82, j .^i^.i,.,, youM probably be surprised to the atrocities on the Jewish popula-, wUl be the equal in health and activity ^^^^ ^^^^ .^ someone were to criticize tion, we sa,v or heard nothing of this , of this vigorous old Scottish engineer.' ^^^ ^^^^^^ ^^^ ^.^^^ indisposition, while in Germany It has been stated , In a letter he says ; - ^^ ^.^^ ^^^^^^^ ^ ,.^^,-^ ^^ ^^^ ^.^^^^ ^^ hat tourists would hardly be permit-, "I arrived here froni bcotland on ^ ai,„osition don't you think you ted to see these thing.sâ€" m; reply to ; the 7th April. IS.O. I am over bJ > -^ the- tills is that, eveil If this were the case,! years old. 1 drive .jy Ford car 40 ! I ,„ , miles over hills and dales to a fav;iory, ' and can still play a little golf^ '^^^'^iof a disease, the cause can be traced taken the little dose ot Kruscheu baits ' miles of German territory at height ai the Hitler activity and wit- surely in the hundreds of miles we nessed nothing of the lawlessness and travelled and from the hundreds of ruthlessness that we are led to believe People we talked to, something would exists; as we observed that certain 'eak out. All I can say is, in the things, offending public taste have ] words of the Salvation Army Gom- been abolished, since the National; â„¢'s.sioner for Germany, who visited ;iie more to be blamed than pitied? When people are ill, providing their illnesses have not reached the stage in my cup of coffee every morning tor | to some verv serious indiscreiions in Socialist Party have come into power; as the people seem happy and content- ed, under the present regime, it is dif- ficult to believe that no good can come out of it all. One day in July, standing on the shores of the Bodensee (Lake Con- stance) at Lindau, i varia. I saw three large excursion 1 steamers, brightly decorated some yeacs, and I believe it is keeping me in good health and euablin_ me to keep on working at the factories as LIVERISHNE8S SLUGGISHNESS STOMACH PAINS A doic z; BiCiihzm : Pills each nijAt WiU keep you Smiling, Healthy & fln^'U Pains After Eating? Try This! Pains after outing are generally <lue to an excess of acid In the stomach that forma ^as and causes belching, hiart burn, bloating, sou.- stomach and iiiai- gestion. Bisurated Magnesia taken after meals will give such quick and pioa.sing relief you will be surprised. Any drug- gist will tell you ordinary Bisuraied Magnesia is fine for sour acid stomach. • onJliions. It should be In every home. It works. Toronto a tew day ago, in my humble opinion "the atrocity story has been grossly exaggerated." i One thing is certain, the German j people are behind Hitler at present. I In every village, town and city, there ^^^^ ^^_ i is an "Adolph Hitler Strasse," and it Southern ^Ba- j ^^ always one of the principal streets, j iug cup of lea or cOiiac! They cnsuri' In Berlin, the stjuare, formerly known ; internal cleanliness, and keep the Now and retrcsheii engineer." â€" L. A. Whether you are still in your 'teens or past your prime, it is neither too; early nor too late to start on the "lit- tle daily dose. ' Just a tiny, lastelesa pinch of Kruschen Salts in your morn with ' ^^ "Chancellor Square"' is now ".\dolph blood-stream pure, bunting, making for the picturesque i "'"^'" P^^'^"" ^he man who, in such j biood is .ent coui-sing lo every fibre Lion Gateway that affords an entrance ^ fj'"'"^ '^â- â- "'^ °^ ''°>^- '^''^ "^'"S hitn- oi your being. Rheumatism, hea,^- self from obscurity to such a position ! aches, indigestiou and backache ah of world-wide importance, cannot bo I pass you by j the moral pervert or the brainless '. ' fanatic that some writers would have j us believe. In view of the interest taken in the j Irish Hospital Sweepstakes, I will tell j you, next week, about a visit paid to • the place where thi3 counters were be- 1 ing fixed and the ceremony which ac- companied this unusual scheme. HERE ARE THE USUAL SIGNS OF ACID STOMACH I Neuralgia Feeling of Weakness I Headaches Mouth Acidity ! 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As these boats approached, swastika flags could be disting..isheU and it was noticeable that a great number of the passengers were Nazi storm troopers. was talk- ing to the hotel manager, who was â-  watching this demonstration with me, ' and I remarked, "What *do you think! of this movement?" His reply was. i "You know that I am not easily car-i ried away by any movement but a few | months ago. Hitler was a gnest at thisi hotel and I had the opportunity ofj talkin.g with him â€" I frankly tell you that I was much impressed. Since; that lime I have followed his speeches] with more interest and I have come ! to the conclusion that he shows the ' elements of statesmanship, at least soi far as Germany is concerned." I said, ' "'Do you think that he will be another ! Mussolini?" to which he smilingly re-j plied, "It is rather soon to tell, don't i you think? The outside nations didn't think much of Mussolini, during the' first few years of his accession to power." We were in Nurnburg the latter part ot August. The city was full of Nazi otticers because on the 31st of that ' month, as well as on September 1st,: 2nd and 3rd, there was to be one of the largest demonstrations of party strength that had ever been staged ' anywhere. -Nurnburg. the centre of; the toy industr.v, was to be the scene of the convention of the Hitler parly, and over 1,000.000 extra people were , e.xpected. During these days no one : '\Vinnipeggers Seeking was to be allowed in Nurnburg â€" or fori r- =»=» o a distance of 50 kilometers (about 30 miles> around it â€" without a permit. For some days before, we bad seen â-  -H Prison Football Squ?.d is Deprive the matter of their daily health habits. Wrong diet is the usual cause, and lack of exercise is another, and the | two together combine to produce a I ; condition of debility all the way from ; being oiit of sort? lo downright Illness. 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The tem- ' porary bridge built to relieve Waterloo Bridge, London, cost £174,647. 1 Jo";iet, 111.- Incensed by a 20-7 de I feat. Athletic Director Walter Niire- j . streimer of Stattville- Prison has pro- ' ! mulg:ited .the forowing training rules j j for hii loolball squad: ! ' "No drinking, no pie or or.iiuy, no I I smoking, no arguments on the Held,! i no betting, no grandstanding, no ' • roughing, and no swearing." ! Violation of the rules, Nierse. j theimer said, will result in "imme- ! diat'j rolt-ase ifi-osn the team"*." WHEN 'WORK & WORRY' PULL YOU DOWN Take , THE GREAT TONIC THAT SOOTHES NERVES ENRICHES BLOOD BUILDS NEW VIGOUR Row It Feels to Be Married to a Prince New Yv):ii. -- Mary McCormick.. the opera singer who has a separa- tion action pending against the Gemgian prince. Serge Midivani, gives an e.x-parte version of Iiow it ieels to be a princess. 'It feels something Ilk'. :... . she said, biting on sta'.k ol celery. "I put on my hat and coat to go out. The prince says: "What tor?' I .say: •Fresh air.' He is insanely jealous. The prince says: 'Stick your head out ot a window.' I "And the priuce goes out, and locks the hotel door_ and I have to ~tay in all day, and if I want fresh , air 1 have to stick my head out of i the window." Selecting another piece of ce'ery, 1 a very crisp looking piecfe. she con- tinued: '•L.ife with the prince was Just a piling up of Asiatic stupidities. "Do I hope the prince marries again? I, certainly do. Td hate to think I was the only dope in the world."' The prince who has a divorce action pending again=t her. was not around to tel'. how it -felt to be the husband of an opera singer. IT'S LIVER THAT MAKES YOU FEEL SO WRETCHED Wake up your Liver Bile â€" No Calomel necessary For you to (e?l healt'iv ami h:i;»ry your Uver muat nour two pounds ot U(;uiii bile into your bowea, every day. Without that biltt, iroubte starta. Ponrdi^festion. Stow elimiiiauua. PoisoDB in the butiy. 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