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d New Min- 3 uterine or d Alberta ad wood: if He hears a keepsake In " wk Por "ituner spent Ind “tuna lo“. When every tree to powder-black. And every new"! not m M These {or the uncle: that nukes Winter his I”, to - hill; Moro in the had Inn hortteah" Or wine to sun a mum. mm. Hoard the blue hush of wuen seed Strung on I thread, so at. to an; The harlequin paint of Jewel-wood That droopo u Double an the wail. Nail moonlight to the bark ot cherry; Hide the gold fan of wind that blow: The banished led; tho wild whit. berry That stun acrou tho autumn anon The fact that you are u trttte "htr u no sign that you vould be 3 good sir pilot. Strychnine is the bitterest substance In the world any: pride, when you try to swallow it. Jttnlor--Bilt Smith! He pretends to be loony so he won't hare to study. Mother-Whoa the brightest boy in your class. Junior.' mun and mm Minister-So you like country life? Are your hens good layers? Mable (fresh from the city)-'rhey haven't laid a bad as yet. Lem In“ ht Beth-03’. MagaaiBt day Cook - Well, mum, I can cook French beans, Brussels sprouts, Dutch cheese, German sans-gel. Jerusalem artichokes. and Smith onions. . Woman (interviewing applicant for Position " eoohJ-Amt can you cook French dish"? Cook-oh, yes, mum. l tuiderstand an the" foreign dishes. w0tntur-Iruteedt Tell me that you can do? i Cook - Well. mum. I m", Mini “In: In 1 his friend: triends. Sambo--No, dey can't nuke you)! fight. But dey can take an' put " uhar do "tttin' In), an' attatt an yo' km use " own judgment. Rastus--sountro, dis hyah plush "I dat in do nex’ war do! [who to ml. ebry man "ht. Well, hreah an on. man data not swine to tUht. All doln' teel Ink doia' no "tttin' nohow. Der kin send me to war, but day ettn't, make me "ht. ( W Wt Lawyer (to applicant a Menogrw pher)--Car, you use tho typewriter? Pretty Amrlietutt-s, Mr. I use the Biblical system. Lawyer---, never heard of it. Pretty Applietutt--iteett and ye shall Jim-Yes, Sana was voted the m "oely girl. . Jutlr--Aw, the polls were padded Jim-Well, she wasn't. The hardest work we know of In that done by the mu. '1le of hate m trying to cover a bald not. or too much money will GirGliLii hat they are doing it for a great and mrzby cause. Locket for the Heart Rn. mm This Sentence: "The agent’s am pen wouldn't write " Brst," the housewife, "but he didn’t t ink on my mg." All of they» who want to First Observer-air', good as new. Semnd Ditto-ahutt to never used It. The old-fashioned (if! memory it she could " Main Tulle. Thrre was a young man mod Tulle, Who wouldn't tbeeept " can”; 11.- Raid, "It's enouxh to he _ Without being Teedle, DD.” we country editor never Time are two things that a nun ways puts " an the In: minute, "posing and buying her I (in. Tire Jewelry Clerh--This. watch, ough tiny, keeps perfect “the. Man-That doesn't mic any differ. i", rm buying it for my Vita. and rrwt time means nothing in her life. mist watch ls just a. bracelet to " Me-Bo gm she uid tai, .0313}? cool wash dishes for any man. tlse--Stte doeln't. an remember the good old Pu tumors were content to n and when? Yea, Susan was voted the melt an remember the good ol the paper that " ua I. The city editor hasm't my :d-tashioned girl had 3 qood " she could remember her . but now-sadly: a woman In she remembers her Argt has- Mollie got married? and ye shall can cook Duts any- --Dirge. head in an soak us be-hey W greek. Oren man-1 'me‘" FiTiG a” tt yt', “an" s',iiF,'t,ii'ii,l?ih,'i', ttt "I: on " v. Pe" 'IA'?. ty "til In and a In. 1’3. tt A big program of pubuc works fl contemplated in the coming yen which should go a. long way towards absorbing all branches of the build- in; cults. There are indications ot TMWofwm-i'hmm y.fAf_eeetetrtybiiilFraiAitGii%FTiia 't'f.1't"xyet'elte betty nut. M tt to Employment Gaining Steadiiy In Canada There is much that remains to be cleared away of the depression era, loremost of which u restoration ot employment. That such in in the omnx seems more assured than at "his period a year 130. On Decem- ber 1, 1933, 8,000 ttrms giving employ. ment in mining, logging, communica- tions, trtutsportation, construction services, and in wholesale and r» tail activities, reported to the Domin- ion Bureau of Statistics in Ottawa they were employing 147,000 mare persons than on April 1 of the same year. __ --"'" "T-T'"'". u... "GIANT" when which Gr; it e"yhrrteni_topioveouraatm0ji yourself. Ash your . go, the new "cum" "e. . D.tteett8er.eprue - japan " you have never tried Kiurhear-try if. FEET It our expense. We hue KRUSCHEN FREE TRIAL OFFER' Business Improvement in Dominion Solid Basis for Optimism By Cheater J. Prowde, Financial Editor ot the Ottawa Journal General Summary . Shows Steady Gain I While I was telephoning, a large limousine drove to the door and the proprietor, manager and other otBeiau ot the hotel went to met it, and with Mitt genttiiections trom the waist they treated the arrival with great cere- many. I remarked to the porter, "To whom does the car belong.'" Ind he answered, "If you wait a moment, elm 5 o'clock. Everyone was In rapture: over the accommodation and the won- derful panorama spread out before us, but after an hour had passed and no luggage car, I went to the telephone to see it it could be located. i We spent three hours in Gitzbuhei And then proceeded to our destination for the nirht-Berehtestraden. To reach this place, we had to pass a frontier and here we overtook the car with the lungs. Apparently every- thing was going right, so we went ahead without it, arriving at the Grand Hotel in Berehtetstraden abouti -7~- -, ... the small places, conveyances were at a premium. However, one was found to luswer the purpose and I sent it ahead of us. '"rer"esgtuten, uttered the fervent prayer: "Lord. whomsoever Thou lovest, let him come here." On my tirat Vsit to Berehtetstraden, tour years ago, we had left innsbruch, in Austria, and entrained as tar as Kiatmhei---another lovely spot. In Europe, as in this country. luggage is handled on railway station premises by station porters. The train made but a short stop at Kitzbuhel and our bags were hurriedly placed on the‘ platform. I saw the man I was ex. pecting Just outside the station gate. nodded to him and attended to the lug. use, but, on getting it outside, I asked for the cars which were to take us on ‘to Berchtesgaden after lunch. My man pointed to some, standing a short distance away; I said "That is all right, as tar as the people are con- cerned, but what about the luggage?" It then transpired that this matter had been overlooked. This meant that I had to hire a large car; not an easy matter, even so short a time as four years ago. Austria was poor and, in the small places. raucous-nim- ..wd"bm.- "‘ The great German writer, Gtuttrhoter, voicing the In made on him by the sublime I Berehtesruten, uttered the payer: "Lord. whomsoew 1ovest, let him onmA 3mm " Fourteen ?.?eettretrrsrretxt- 8 mileekswey trom Hellhelln, the scent of int week's episode ot the " venture in the suit mines, is the ex- quisitely beautiful 'villngo of Berets. tnuden. Bastien Alpine scenery, lumbring oxen in the twisty, mow streets; the inhabitants and visitors silks dressed in the picturesque Tyro. (lean coatumes, with bottle green hats ‘trimmed with a tall curling leather, green or brown tunics, chamois breeches held up with green cloth or brown leather suspenders, halt socks covering only the call ot the leg Ind heavy walking shoes. Berchtesgaden lies in a lovely valley, enclosed by n belt of majestic snow-capped peaks and, being situated on the sunny southern slopes of the Untersberg, it is sheltered most eitectlvely against all cold winds. real German writer, Ludwig t voicing the impression him by the sublime beauty ot r-SA-, - u - comeback in Canada Commenced viva“ Moments. in April ------+--- Canada's comeback appeared to com- . mence, according to observers, in Argentine tug, to St ling April last year, continuing to gain coo er momentum despite seasonable innu- Buenos Alres. Arrentintr.--The Ar. ences that ordinarily result in a gentine peso was pegged to the pound lull, and last quarter reports nominal-ling last week instead of the business enterprisea, commercial van-f tranea, Fiance Minister Federico Pin. dertnklngs, departmental atores wero edo announced. the beat for the you in most cues,| The decision to DC! the we to the elitnaatsoeetsritne in the ptteno.'tsteriine in 1 further step in the Gov- 1menu Christin-a purchasing. Loon. eminent'a policy to more. the peso enlng of pocketbook in December from my connection with gttH Mano. Watt general and acme large atom ttrd Md“. With O - to M reported the large“ volume of bnoi- eating the m to - 'xretrtem ttt, no“ in their history. diam now - and pmltably 't Bank clearing hove been advaae- primary much. While there may have been some weaknesses in the trade pacts made at the Imperial Economic Conference held in Ottawa, the fact remains that :they have .tremendousiy Increased Canada's trade with the United King. dom as proven by the fact that in the eight months ended November, 1933, total exports tr0m Canada to Empire countries increased $29,000." 000 to a total trade ot $185,317,000. Imports trom the Empire were ex- panded by 811,000,000. Exports to foreign countries increued in the same period 320,300,000, while im- ports trom foreign countries were re- duced 322,390,000. I Comeback In Canada Comm-nAA-l it awakening activity, freer circulation of funds for business enterprises and trade. Fifth Among Nations in Value of Export. Looking at the outlook from an in. ternational viewpoint a great deal has to be done before world trade approaches its former proportions,‘ "rut notwithstanding trade restriction,‘ Canada has been able to maintain her proud positidn ot tlftlt among' the nations in nine ot exports, and Canadians have the prediction of Hon. H. H. Stevens, Minister ot Trade and Commerce, "It would seem that better times are ahead tor Canada." "Open Air Opera in Rome" is the subject for next week-a considerable Jump from Germany, but these articles are nothing it they are not informal. I would like you to write in and tell me how you enjoy them; it isn't always possible to correctly guage the read- er's point ot view. The Grand Hotel at Berchtesgaden was, apparently, a favourite resort for German royalty. In a large dining- room there was a life sized portrait of William II, and in the ottiee there were framed and signed photographs of other members or the family. The town has assumed new importance in, l the past year. It is the favourite sum- 'mer place of Herr Hitler and many visitors were attracted there in the hope of seeing him. This illustrates the tremendous change that has come over Germany, a change not notice- able to the outside observer, except. ing trom deductions made through tri- vial and 'seemingly unimportant hap- penings. To come back to our luggage car. Just 251 was beginning to worry about some possible mishap, the driver apologeticuly pulled up to the hotel and showed me three Bat tire, that had impeded Ms progress. So that ended well. --artd I waited. Presently a plain but well dressed woman came down the steps, was treated with every deter. ence and, after giving some instruc- tions to the management, entered her ear and was whisked away. The Princess'Hermoinc. as she was then called, is a. pleasant little woman; ‘much nicer than any pictures I had seen or her. She was staying " the hotel for three week: and the ladies ot our party had the opportunity to study her more closely in the drawing- room that evening. I personally went into the town, heard a zlther band in a beer garden rad enjoyed myself in another way. Empire Trade you will see the wife ot the ex.Kaiser." Well, If was curious-tsa you would be Fot particulars regarding this, communicate with Captain Reid at Room 421, 73 Adelaide Street West, Toronto. Capt. P. H. Reid, the well-known traveller, who hss been contribut- ing the series ot articles to this paper, under the heading of “Travel Impressions," has what is, perhaps, the tittetst collection ot European views in the country. Pictures taken with his own camera. beauti- fully coloured. showing some ot the out-of-theway places, " well " the localities about which you have read and heard. Portugal, Spain. France, Italy, Switzerland, Austria, Jugoslavia. Hungary, Czechoslo- vakia, Germany, Holland, Belgium. and British Isles are included in this unique collection. Are you looking for somethlnx ditterertt In the way of entertain- ment tor your church, society. club or institute.' of Conference ,oomed Result l Buenos Aires, Arrentintr.--The Ar. gentine peso was pegged to the pound 'sterling last week instead of the l Inna, Finance Minister Federico Pin. The block will be roped off during those hours And skaters must not use other streets at any time. The chief of police announced the new move to pmant accidents. Tifton, G_a.--Roller. skaters here have been given 1 city block for their own exclusive use between the hours of that and six pan. daily. a Better prices were being obtained , by the farmer for his products, al. " though there is room tor much im. , provement before agriculture resumes I a normal Mate. Forestry operations ' are also on the increase with larger l gangs going into the woods this win- . ter to carry on work. ‘i Lumber Exprts Gain to United Kingdom Canada's lumber export trade dur. ing 1933 experienced a decidedly sub- stantial gain and statistics to the end ot November showed total exports ot planks and boards amounted to 955,- 987 million feet, an increase ot about M percent. Value ot this export business was $18,365,544. an increase ot $3,300,000 over the preceding period or more than 25 percent. There I were also sharp gains in the export ot P,,t"e,',', Br, hardwood, white pine and other squared timbers from Brit. fish Columbia and New Brunswick. I Production of newsprint by Cana. dian mills during the first eleven months ot the year amounted to I,. 831,828 tons as compared with 1.769; 1 379 tons in the same ten months of l 1932, being " increase tor last year l ot " percent. Although the output I was much below 1930 and 1931. the l increase last year over 1932 is re- I garded as encouraging. City Block Given Over to Roller Skaters' Use ' Exports of agricultural and animal products also increased last year very substantially, according to _ Hon. Robert Weir, Minister of Agriculture, exports to the United Kingdom aione amounting to $148,M0,000 as com- pared with $139,000,000 tor the previ. ous year. I Any review ot the past year in Canada would fall‘short it special 1 emphaeie was omitted on the man- _ nor in which Canada's mining indats. _ try held up. Taking in all minerals, value ot production was $198,253,000, an increase ot eight percent. over the 1932 total and this does not provide tor an extra ",000,000 approximate- ly tor the higher price obtained by the marketing ot Canadian gold on the London market. The rise in the price at gold Mood out as the pre- aging between 832 and $33 at the end of the year 1933, compared with around 825 the end of 1932, in Cana- dian funds. While the permanency not the higher "ure cannot be guar- anteed it is not expected, according to well informed mining omcials. ever to sell back to its old figure. Wu Difficult Your For Both Railroads Canada's railways experienced dit. fieult times in the past year, but by dint ot internal economies sucoeeded in making a fair showing despite de- l creased revenues and competition. ing consistently, while bank debits to individual acc0unte at the end of October last year amounted to te,. 823,000,000, 2 gain of over " percent. compared with October, 1932. also In Gold Prlco II Feautre of Your Everybody agree: that "Vogue" and "Chanteder" no the beag paper: --rou can Bet , large books of either brand-tree for only no complete set of Poker Hands,from your mum Poker Hand Ptemium Store or by mail. 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Paris. - Albert Sarraut, former Premier ot F'ranee and now Minister of the Navy, suggested in a secret session of the Chamber nan! com- mittee that Pranee build tioatinq air. eratt bases for the protection ot her Pacific Ocean possessions. Write tor Rebel-t on French Air-Bases _ In Pacific Are Urged This, she told the Middle Atlantic Shoe Retailers' Association, explains the trend of blunt toes. A. H. Gen- ting, ot the Retailers' Code Authority, added that Americans are the best shod people on earth. l Philadelphia. - Miss Kay Silver, shoe styllst, says the American woman has discovered that shoes may be more comfortable and at the same tlme make the feet look smaller. Grant Mood & Company so: " “an, Toronto, on. Shoes May Be Smart And Comfortable led " Northwestern University. It's to be known as "martyr bored" and takes its name from "mortar board," but instead of electing to membership outstanding women, it will draw from the ranks of the "do nothings." 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There are some 300,000 footpaths In the United Kingdom and disputes, con. cerning them have averaged some. thing like 2,000 a your. London's basement dwellings pro- vide homes tor no tewer than 30,000 persona. - Domestic servantl tn Western Aus- trnlla must in future be known es “Miss Swami-so." the use of a Chris. tian name being forbidden unless the servant herself gives her consent to it. Where 1,000 workers produced 5,000 pairs of boots in one day tive years ago, modern machinery enables nearly as many pairs to be turned out in the nme period by a little over halt as many hands. French Civil Servants receive In. creases ot salary as their “milieu grow, ranging from 830.00 for the tirttt 108115.00 I your for the fourth and each successive child. Every other home in Great Britain now has n wlreless set. According to recent "ures. There Ire to-day sp- proximately 6.000,000 wireless licences in force. day. Fog is estimated to cost Gt. 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