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Unemployed Who Want to'
Work
Toronto Mail and Empire (Conn.)
There are many workers in Britain
who have been suffering from lack of.
steady, employment. These are not
people ; who do not want to work.
The experiment of bringing' unem-
ployed hien from Great Britain to
Canada to assist in harvesting the
Western grain , crop that was made
this year showed there were thou
Flashing Eyes
Laughing Eyes
Downcast Eyes
Eyes tell
A ourCharacter
The prettiest of dimples -or lisp
dr a sigh,
Neer "k:n compete with the
darns of the eyes
Brown eyes for strength—Blue
for generosity -Gray eyes for
jealousy -Sparkling eyes indi-
cate bgauty, yes, and good
health, tool Do your eyes
sparkle? Are the whites dear
or are they tinged with yellow
indicating an out -of -sorts
condition—due to constipa-
t tion? If .so, you need
02/1ovI.VE,11.ow .INESNI,j
Try'r regular dairy:
course for ■ short
period. Your eyes yesetahle
, will -soon till the
story of improved Product
health.
Read about Character from the Eyes in
Juante Bcechao, A vertherne„tr. 9.11
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British Subjects who ar-
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June 6, 1928
Children under
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Apply at onto to
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sands of British workers willing to
try their hands at a kind of work of
which they had had little or- no ex-
perience. A large proportion of.
these men, too, proved capable of do-
ing that work and a .substantial per-
centage' of their number has remain:•
ed in Canada. Unquestionably
there are among the unemployed in
Great Britain many` people who
would ' make excellent :settlers in
Canada, Who draw unemployment'. in'
surance• but who could hardly lie ex-
pected to save out of thatinsurance
Sufficient ` money to pay their own
fares and the fares of other members
of their families to Canada:
British Centenarian • Advises
2 -Pint Nightcap as
Preserver
Loudon.—England, like' Canada)
treasures its centenarians and eare-
fully records their birthdays in the
press. Their views on the causes of
longevity, thotitgh :differing so widely
as to be in sunt almost meaningless,
are quoted.exhaustively.
One of England's most popular pre -
corn Paw citizens is Michael Gammen-
ford, 195 years old, who looks on Ii1e's
evening star :front the austere secur-
ity
eeurity of the Irv; Hill"Poor House. An
English "poor law : institution" is -hot
a cheery plane for most people, but
Michael, as the oldest inhabitant, has
privileges.
The rheumatism which has attacked
his lower members` has entitled him to
fit all day in a chair in the sun. Mean-
while his upper faculties enable hint
still to talk fluently, gesture eloquent-
ly and light his pipe every two min-
utes:
Also, he has his prescription for
longevity. Here it is:
"Two pints of hot special ale every
night at bedtime."
'n dol:tt f`i'`
Likes 'em Wild
Jim Raby is caretaker at the Banff
Zoo. He claims that as a. dancing
partner, a timber wolf is, "par excel-
ence.' He does not recommend it
as, being proficient in ballroometi-
quette, but he does say, "After watch-
ing many dances L am sure that a
wolf would be ;nothing- new in .a ball-
room except in appearance." - Jim 15
a wise -cracker.,
(Photo by Canadian Pacifier)
New Sleeve -Valve
Engine Developed
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by Ohio Inventor
Massachusetts Institute of
Technology Co-operates.
Embraces New
Idea
A four-cycle automobile engine with
a single sleeve •vslve has been devplop-
ed in the automotive research labor-
atory et Massachusetts Institute of
Technology in co-operation with its
inventor, Luther A. Gaw of Cincinnati,
the Technology Review announces.
Engineers for years have sought to
perfect an engine with a single sleeve -
valve, ' a problem which presented
pany,.teehnical obstacles. Engineering
development of the new engine, whi •u
has a renlarkabiy simple single sleeve
valve of fewer parts than any other
four -cylinder engine, has been going
on in Technology's automobile re-
search laboratory for more than a
year under the direction of Prof. Dean
A. rales.
Tho basic idea of the Gaw single
sleevevalve has been proved practical
in laboratory research and- in opera-
tion of one of the experimental engines
on road tests covering more than 1U,-
000 'tulles, Professor Tales reported.
The engine, he stated, marks a -notable
advance in the design of sleeve -valve
motors,
'Phe outstanding feature of the new
engine is the simple sleeve -valve of
light steel tubing, which slides be-
tween the cylinder wall and the piston,
being operated vertically and without
rotating notion' bya ball-bearing
rocker arra and positive earn mechan-
ism. The motor is conventional in ap-
pearance and the valve mechanism is
readily accessible through removable
plates on the side of the crank case.
WHEN YOUNG GIRLS
GROW PAL AND THIN
Williams' Pink Pills Should
be Taken to Enrich the
Blood
When girls grow weak, pale and
thin, parents 'should not neglect these
symptoms; to do' so'moans danger.
The girl in her teens cannot develop
into - robnet womanhood without an
abundant supply of igen, red blood in
her 'Veins. It is the lack of this that
is the great .trouble with nine girls
•out .of ten. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
live achieved, world-wide fame ,for
their :remarkable blood -making prop-
erties. In these pill's' there is' vigor-
ous health, with glowing cheeks aud'
sparkling eyes for every weak, hale
girt''` The value of the pills in cases
of this ]hind is shown by the ,,state-
ment of Mrs. Winnifred Rutty, Bar-
ton street west, Flaniilton, Ont., who
says: -"About two years ago - my
eldest girl got into very bad health.
I;took her to a doctor who advised
having her tonsils removed, saying'
this was the seat of the trouble. We
had them removed; but it did not help
her, and she seemed to have absorbed
so much poison from the trouble• that
she did not pick up' at all. She could
neither eat nor sleep, and what food
She did' take ".did not digest. Then she
developed a 'cough that kept her
awake at night, and went -down in
weight to 96 pounds.- A neighbor
'said to me, 'You have tried ee many
things why not try Dr. Williams'' Pink
Pillet-' I got some and before she
finished the "second box she began to
show improvement. She continued
the use of the pills for some time and
Is now in the pink of 'condition, able
to work and play, and. eat and sleep
with all her old-time vigor. These
statements can be verified by neigh -
hors who watched her restored from
111 health to perfect health.'-.
If your medicine dealer does not
keep these pills you can get thein by
mail at 50c a box from The Dr. Wil-
liams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont:
Secrecy Increases .
Trade With the B,W.I.
Saskatoon Star -Phoenix (Lib.): De-'
spits the fact that the commercial'
tt•eaty between Canada and the Brit-
ish West Indies has been in force
since 1025, trade between the two,
countries has by no means reached
its fullest capacity. . . . Canada -ap=
patently is not yet importing from
the 'West Indies the volume of bana-
nas, oranges and gretpetruit which
this -country can absorb, nor aro
Canadian manufactured articles .be-
coming popular in the Nest Indies
as rapidly as expected. Marketing
conditions, however, are being im-
proved and organizations created
which will tend to popularize the
products of the two countries with
each other.... It is worthy of note
that already Canadian butter is dis-
placing the United States product
there,
Assam teas are known by
experts as the "finest teas
grown --a fact which explains
why Red Rose Orange Pekoe
has become so deservedly
popular in Canada. For Reda
Rose Orange Pekoe is chiefly
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What most people ca 1 indigestion is
usually excess acid in the stomach.
The food has soured. The instant
remedy is-a:i alkali'which neutralizes
acids. But don't use cruilo helps. Use
what your doctor vsouid advise,
The best help Is Phillips' Milk of
Magnesia. For the 50 years since . its
invention it has remained standard
with physicians. You will find nothing
else so quick in its effect, so harmless,
to efficient.
Three patents have been granted
Mr- Gaw covering the single sleeve
design, the positive cam driving the
sleeve, and the type of head embodied
in the meter. • The sleeve is so con-
structed that no harmful ,burning oc-
curs around the edges ol the ports,
the simple up-and-down ageiproeating
motion of the sleeves giving- a sharp
opening and cut-off. The sleeve is
light and capable of being operated at
high speed's. Further power advan-
tages are made possible by the rela-
tively fewer working parts.
Such is the design of the camshaft
that it may be built extremely rigid;
thereby eliminating torsion or twist-
ing. that is said to occur in the eccen-
tric shafts of some•sleeve-valvemotors_.
The compact combustion chamber with
the exhaust port on a lower level
than the intake, is said to give unusual
turbulence to the entering gas, and
n:akes possible what is known as a
strptified charge—a condition where
the new gas fortes a layer at the top
of the cylinder next to the spark -plug
and the unoxhasusted gas remains be-
tween it and the piston top., Because
of the cobspact-'combustion chamber
the engine has a very high eompres-
siolr ratio.
Divorces in Britain
What aDnnce
111 you want to be wise y: r. sl,oudtl
go to Duns. They have bean learned,
there for centuries;, they are So still.
ml where is Duna,; that you may go
there? It is a wee toavh.1r Barwick-`
shire, with the usual history of towns
in Cho Border country; for in 1145 it
was unfortunately destroyed, only to
build itself' up again blsavely a few
years later. But Duns has a greater
claim to history, or at least to tradi-
tion, than a few Border ,raid's, It is
the town of Duns Scotus of medieval -
fame. Duns Scotus was a philosopher
of the thirteenth century, and a popu-
lar one too, as his mere presence at-
tracted some thix'ty,thousand students
to Oaiord University. lie wrote books
on the Bible and Aristotle, and: he dis-
puted with Aquinas, enhaneing the
reputation of his native town for.
learning. It seems strange indeed
tisat from: so wise a place, ;and from
so great' a 'philosopher, should have
come a word that still expresses:the
unlearned, 'a simpleton, a fool, a know--
nothing—in
now-nothing-in short, :a "dunce!' But
though Duns Scotus may have been a
nponument to"wisdom,''his students of a
later day were not, and they opposed,
all forms of learning but their own.
Hence, in derision, they were known as
"tDunsers" or opponent's of advancing
thought, therefore ignoramuses. So
the whirligig of time turned and
twisted the word about, as it has done
to many another word, and gave it an
opposite meaning to its first one. So
take courage, little dunce in the pis-
ture, as you stand in the corner with
your foolscap on your head. You may
not be as silly as yeti look, and cer-
tainly Duns Scotus was no lack wit,
But dunces are out of date 'today, it
is pleasant to think, when there is
more love for learning; The only
"foolscap" left pertains to the station_
ens; among whom the name lingers,
though its meaning is lost forever".
Law Prohibiting Newspapers
Publishing Court Details
Dismays Its Sup-.
- ` porters
London.—Divorce has proved so
popular under the'law forbidding the
newspapers to publish court details
that the President of the High Court
bas been; compelled to appoint two
assistants for the Michaelmas term.
This country, which was once one
of the hardejt nations in the world in
whielr to obtain a divorce, has ob-
served a steadily increasing nuniber
of applicants since the new law
shrouded the cases in secrecy. There
art) 800 -divorce actions filed for hear-
ing during the two-month Michaelmas
term, an'fucrease of 300 over the last
term;
Manch people, who' supported the
new law on the theory that publics.-
Not
ublicstion of details of 'hi'olren-up family
lite could serve no useful purpose, ire
coming ` to believe that they. have
Helped to create., a Frankenstein mon
ster which may do more to encourage
divorce than to hinder it.
A further complication in the di-
vorce situation is seen In the an-
nbullcement that shortly there will be
launched an agitation for the right to
divorce on such grounds as separa-
tion owing to penal servitude, chronic
alcoholism and' temperamental differ-
ence. The only grounds upon which
divorce can now be obtained in Ang-
land Is adulterY••
Some strange and unusual matri-
monial tanglea will worry the judges -
this season. The secrecy laws has en - I
couraged so much collusion in getting
divorces that it has been announced
that the judges win not accept as ab-
solute corroborating testimony con-
fession of a husband.
One tasteless spoonful in water neu-
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The reedits are immediate, svith no
bad after-effects. Once you learn this
fact, you will neves• deal with excess
acid in the crude ways. Go learn—
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Be sure to get the genuine Phillips'
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