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The Seaforth News, 1927-10-13, Page 7Ole Olerem, Dade -walker, was sup -I pined to be testifying after a bad headon cellieien. "You eay," thundeeed the attorney, "at ten that night you were walking I up toward Seveu-Milo Crossing and saw Number 8 coming down the track I , at GO miles ae, hour?" "And when you looked behind yoe, • , You caveNo. 5 coming up the track at1 60 miles an hoer ?" "Yah," said Ole. "Well, what 41,1, j -au d, than?" ''Aye got the track." "Wer,, buf, thee, vehat ahl You .do?", teen, aye ray to minoself, Dis bane of a way to run a railroad'," I • The schneider THIN, WATERY BLOOD' Cot, RattraY Head Cup Race ALVIAYS DANEROUS" Soldiers 'Board Manitoba Provinthal , POhee If Not COrreeted SeriouS Re8UIt21 Officer Succeeds Major Barnett I All Cenadians interested in aviation will be enthusiastic over the feat of the rlritish in whining the Schneider Cup at Venice. The average speed of more thee 2:81 mike an hour of Lieut.' Weth ebstee ould be compared with the haat time in pravious contests: 44,7 mike an hour in 1913, 117.4 in 1921, 146 in 1922, 177.33 in 1923, 232,57 in 1925 and 246,40 in 1926. The NM rge is 217 mike with turns, British ti) for the whole distance was 46 minutee 20.08 ezeoncls. Therefore it took lees than thirtece seconds to fly a mile. W hile Lieut. Kinleead did not finish, be at one time reached a maximum epeed of 289.75 mke ian hour Tee one: lap, the greatest ever recorded.. The' Italians had engine trouble. it was day of glory for British flying men and British engines, This year the Borg Aix Force leek over from private hands control of British participation in the contest The machines uved at Venice were designed by the Air 'Minietry. Six ,were rent to Italy and a, cruiser took in state the five,officers of the team to Venice. They were a smart -looking lot. The machines finishing first and D eemed at Venice were very zonal]rnonopiane, monoplanes, They were not so large es the leteth type. They' were fitted pentcens., being seaplanes, -which makes the meced-breaking sliced per mile the mane extraordinary. The fluselage ie metal. The engine is described tie "twelve cylinder, fan eheme, in three hicelis of four cylin- ders each." For rush a little engine the power develemed was •kapreesive. Seri:mules...a care ira the hall -mark of Napier WOTIC, and it is the care and crafteetarethip in manufacture, the cereirrial striving after perfec- tion, combine.] with genius of design, wheel has enabled this l3ritish engin- eering firm to product such -a fine engine. Theee ie no reaeon to doubt that designers will nem turn out an engine capable of driving a light plane NO miles an house This was the aim of the British. Nothing is told us of the mental condition of their fliers daring the race. Se it is quite likely that the theory tham t en flying 300 miles an hour could net stand the strain and would kee their senses is wrong. Qualifications of Advertising Men A free employment agency has re- ported to "The Editor and Publisher" that it i3 placing about two people a day in advertising positions. In the nine years of it eedeteace it has got about 5,000 men and Women the var- ioue jobs connected with the advertis- ing business, from "ownership of an ageney to third assistant dwelcing clerk." This expeolonee gives weight as well es interest to the conclusions drawn by the secretary. Many applicants "don't know what it is all about." They think it would bo nice to be in the advertising heel- nees, but they have no experience and no particular Smalifikations. Among those for whom the agency has found lucrative work are these with Especial training, with experience in news- paper reporting, with a college educa- tion or with poetical gifts. It is not the poet's imagination which is used in advertising, though the inexperienced seem to think that a freak idea or two is all they need in order to make $15,000 a year. "Be- cause they are Schooled in condensa- tion and precision, poets usually write beautiful advertising copy." A number of well known poets have ob- tained jobs through this agency. For E01110 years college graduates caused considerable trouble. They expected to do important national advertising as their first work. Tice agency got in touch with college Faculties, and now the boys and girls approach lure humbly, They get the preferente, be- cause "college is gooti training fos -e kind of work." Powerful Air Lines Are Predicted by Byrd Now York.—Itivalry between air- planes and dirigibles as commercial passenger and freight carriers is forecast by Commatider Richard E. Byrd, writing for the October World's Work. Commander Byrd expressed the be- t "lief that an airplane aimed 'of 500 miles an hour 11 in sight. Ho Pic- tured the air liner of to -morrow as a multi -engined ship with an aerody. gamic balance that will keep It steady even in a heavy gale, among numerous other factors, Ole Was Puzzied. ciela Ole. In 00 trouble tb delay or neglect More dangeroee than in tome/Ma— llen, watery blooce It is very com- mon in young .girle and in poesone who aro overworked or eoniined with. in deem It makes rte approach in so stealthy a manlier that it is Often well developed believe the trouble is re cognized. But thlzen in time the tonic treat- ment , through the use of Dr. Wil- liams' Pink Pills is as certain as any- thing eau bo, Mise. Tenets HealieY, Dunravere Qua isono of the many anaemic sufferers who ham found now health through the uSo of this medi- cine. She says: -1 cannot express too warmly my thanks for what Dr. Williams'. Pink Pills have deem for me. I was suffering from a badly run-down, condition, I was very ner- vous, had little desire for food, and would feel tired out at the least exer- eon. in this 'condition I began taking Dr, Plnk Pills, and before ueeing them very , long found my health gradually improving, and un- der their continued use" was com. pletely restored. Por this reason I earnestly advise all weak girls to take those pills, feeling euro that thoY will do for others what they did for me." Send your name and address to Tho Dr. Williams' Medicine Co,, Ont., and they will mail you free a useful little book on "Buildieg Up the Blood." The pills can bo ob- tained through any druggist or by mail at 50 cents a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. Basis of Marriage Westminster Gazette (Ind. Lib.): Women are somistimee beeline. tro scorn the need for protection, and the independence of modern woman may have given en enormous impetus to this attitude. The. basis of marriage in companionship may, too, have been affected a little by the fact that we aro presented with an increasing num- ber of substitutes for social life. But the mao who says that a motor -car el a better investment than a Wife, and a woman who professes to believe that a business post offers a safer protection than a husband, are usually the first to contradict their views by their actions, Marriage romaine tbe best of man's inventions, however many people believe the inventor to have been a woman. The Young Seamp. Manufacturer --"How did my son' carry on the business while 1 Wile away?" Manager—"Oh, he carried on all right, but he forgot the business." The better the quality of the tea you use the more important it is that the con- tainer should be the very, best. By careful tests it has been proven that Aluminum is the best container yet found for tea—and Red Rose Tea is packed only in Alumi- num—the finest package ever used for tea. Er Ottawa.—Col. J. 0. Rattray, of Winnipeg, Man., former head of the 114auitebo, Provincial Pollee, has been appointee head of the Soldierze Sot - Cornet -a I3oard, hilieg tho vacancy calmed by the resignation of Major John Barnett, 'Phe Board now oper- ates in connection with the Land Sot tleinent Branch a the Immigration Department, and, apart from aeminis- terIne the Soldiers' Land System, al- so has considerable to do with tho locution of immigrants -ender the Em- pire Settlement plan. Istar--Sbark Hunter "Shark-ielle„stecl seas." . To the ordinary man tho words have an cm- in,ons soand, 'but to Dr. Ehrenreich, the man who has equipped the yacht Istar far the strange trade of shark hunting, they mean oil, glue, isinglass, leathor, pagments, a silky fibre which is said to he stronger than silk, the strongest of all poisons, Poison 0, and numerous other products. Dr. Ehroureich carries on bis ship a whole staff of chemists, who treat the fish so that a few hours after the catch the by-products, are all ready for marketing and the skin is dried, tanned, dyed and turned into leather. Hitherto, according to the doctor, it has been found impossible to make leather except in the form of elm - green from the shark's rough skin because of the grains or denture with which it is encrusted, but new he has solved the problem of removing them and making a beautiful, pliable and useful leather. Ti fact, he has found a *ay of turning every bit of the catch except the hard seeks to some practical purpose, At present the Istar—she Iles in the Thames—does not appear too ready to part with all her vecrets, but when tho methods used aboard this first floating shark factory become more widely knewn others will doubtless join the chum Already eve foresee the doom of the hound of the sea. Canadian Ice Cream Made for West Indies Halifax, M.S.—The marketing of ice cream manufactured in Halifax, for the consumption of people of the Bri- tish West Indies, is one of the latest developments of the Canada-Weet In- dia trade, so It was learned here re- cently. The ice cream is sent in bricks to Bermuda, and is shipped In liquid form as far south as British For the latter market it is put in tins, hermetkally sealed, and kept at an even cool temperature In the cool- ing rooms of the Canada -West India, ships, particularly those of the Cana- dian Government Merchant Marine. It is believed there is almost an un- limited market for such Nova Sco- tian products in the British West In- dies, and when developed, will be a great aid to the development of the dairy industry of Nova Scotia. The aviators seem to have contri- buted a new and moro uplifting mean- ing toi the word "hops." --- Your mind is your inint. What are you coining? -----16-0134Y0 \ i.-tios.14,01a0 i 1\13S. s ill. lr, ea , ivats° kes; ' ! First Ienut--11Whot would a net/on be without woznen?" Second Ditto-- I , "A, stagnatioe, 1 guess." It-Pratee.V.,--ViiViette.V,I,VertisZ gie ,esenereeeeV Ste 05 m' the Vathroorn- E DY:f1 avy Toilet Tiss c' NAVY, TISSUE is soft and alisothent and, like all Eddy tissues, is manufactured under the most exacting sanitary conditions. Each roll of "NAVY?* Tis- sue is 'guar. anteed to con- tain7 00 sheets, Ruality a n. a BconOtay, cornbineci.' oeilareeeeenesele--) -40afittil".las raeete ect raVag' 47..0 If EY Ce2.1.,ff,r4siram HU LL,CANADA, Wi '41414itc.rNiglic AZteN,Ald,' 1/4e.'!!;1° WrYnvs Never :s• SAUSAGES FLYING ON ICe Apparently a paradox, nevertheless true; one of the wonders demonstrat- • ed at the Radio World's Fair at the New Madison Square Garden, N.Y. A radio wave passing through the ice caused the heat. it! "Do you consider it a moral wrong 'to cheat a lawyer" asked Bellaraby, who was always looking for a chance to start a discussion. "No," replied Wilkins, whose spedalty was worldly 'wisdom, "but I consider it an Impos- sibility." Those Difficult Pronouns. Child (after hearing a friend say that she is going to Miami)—"Betty 10 going to Herami." Mother—"No, dear, to MELVA." Child, patiently—"Oh, all right then —to Yourami." Start Right In. Tramp—"Can I cut your grass for a meal, mum?" Lady of the House—"Yes, my poor man. But you needn't bother cutting it; you may eat it right off the ground." A Queer Apology. The teacher, turning around, found two small sisters fighting. Teacher—"Now, Vera, kiss Jessie and apologize for hitting her." Vera kissed her. Teacher—"Now apolegize." Vera (after a silence) --"I'm sorry I had to kiss you." It Looked Like One. My sister teaches school in Crom- well. She teaches the first and sec- ond grades. One day one of her larst- graders was reading aloud, and she camo to this sentence: "Where are You going?" Now she had never seen a question mark before, so she said: "Where are you going, little button- hook?" .....0••••••••••., A Gentle Rebuke. While little Robert was visiting a neighbor, a huckster called, trying to sell her some apples. Although she did not want to buy them, he insisted on giving her one, As soon as the man had gone, she gave Robert an apple from a basket she already had. He ate silently for a few minutes, and ; then he said, "Miss Brown, you're just like me; I always keep the best one for myself, too." The 'Large Party.. The steamer was just leaving the pier when a man rushed up and shout- ed: "Hold, on a minute; there a party of fifty coming aboard," The steamer backed in again and the man walked on board and sat down. After five minutes of -waiting the captain event across to him and asked if the party would bo much Joiner. "IiVliat party?" asked the man. "The party of fifty you spoke about." "Oh, I'm the party( I'm fifty to. day." He'd Bo glad to Glye It Up! Last winter Ur. and Mrs. Breve, Were ill with "fit" in goparate rooms One morning, hearing a conversation going on between the colored meld and Mr. Brown, Mrs. Brown askedt4 maid when she entered her room if Mr. Brown had any The uxogIhl replied that she 41t pot /Keeley Mrs. Brown theta said thi Maid; "Go and ask Mr. Brown if lie as May tenaporaturo this morning. Tell him 1 /aaven't any." Be the maid left the rem, he loft the door open, and Mre: Breve over - hailed the following cVeyersatiou: "Mr, Brown, Mrs. Brown say le you get DAY temperature this morning?" ittrotru replied, "I don't know Whethei I have any or not, Lucy." land the maid said, "Well, if you is I got any, she wants some, cane° she ain't got none this mornihg," Smell of ripened grapes OR the air and rain -dampened crust, a eicada's call and 'yellowing leaves, betoken fall. ror all palms--Minard's Liniment. BABY'S OWN TABLETS ALWAYS IN THE HOME Once a mother has used Baby's Own Tablets for her little Mies she always keeps a supply on hand, for the first trial convinces her there is nothing to equal them in keeping children well. The Tablets are a mild but thorough laxative which regulate the bowels and sweeten the stomach, thus driving out constipation and in- digestion, colds and simple fevers, and making teething easier. Con- cerning them, Mrs. Saluste Pelletier, St. Dumas, Que., writes:—"I ha'l'o used Baby's Own Tablets for the past ten years and am never without them in the ;armee. They have always given the greatest satisfaction and can gladly recommend them to mothers of little onese" The Tablets are sold by medicine dealers or direct by mall at 2 cents a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brock- ville, Ont. "Hey Mister! Help!" Rumania's Madcap Monarch Nearly Carried into Sea by His Monster Kite ROYAL RUNAWAY Constanza, Rurnania.—While Rob-, ert M. Patterson, Charge D'Affaires of the American Legation in Ru - Mania, was motoring along a smooth beach on the Black Sea here he heard cries for help from a email, half - naked boy flying a huge kite which was carried so high by the wind that it threatened to pull the youngster into the sea. The frightened urchin was 5 -year- old Ring Michael, who, despite his; elevation to the throne, cares more about kites than kingdoms. Theenly ralreent the Juvenile sover- eign wore was a pair of tiny trunks., "Hey, mister, help mel I'm losing tny kite," oried the young king, like any Canadian kiddie. "Come quick' or I may be dragged into the water." Mr. Patterson, who has known' Ring Michael from babyhood, etopped hie motor and rushed to rescue the frightened lring and his kite. Taking! the thick cord from the blistered, hands of the barefooted, teueled-hair-i ed monarch,, he pulled in the huge, kite, which was twice -the Size of Michael and required all his strength.! "Don't tell my mother," admonish-,' ed the inatious Michael. "She will kill, mo. She doesn't know I'M out." Mr. Patterson placed the "rnischiev-i ous Mickey" in his automobile and1 drove to Princess Helen's house, De -1 positing the little king safety in the, hands of hie English nurse, he whis-1 pored: "Ssill He's been out on the heaeh again and he almost flew away with his kite, Don't toll on him," Quick Lunch, Mrs. Brown had tried hard to make her boy refrain from taking seat large mouthfuls. At last one clay, her Patience exhausted, she exolaineed, Vaelt, epee more bite like that and Yoiell ken% the table!" Anti 3"ack replied, "One more bite like thott and 1'll bo through." weessessiwanssesumwet, BECAUSE guaranteed to cut 10% more timber in same time, with less labor than any other saw. SIMONDS 008808...7,,,EALW CO. . 4114 VANCOUVDR.,, ,Soi,y0OHN. , ISSU2 No. 41---'07 After long tests we are ea vince,d Aiurninwi is the best otntainer for tea. 904 Now packed only in Ala inara. Song Eliminated By Circus Clown Skit on Mussolini Nearly Causes Diplomatic Break Saraievo, Botmla, Jugo Slavia--This little town of fateful name nearly witnessed a sudden diplomatic inci- dent between Italy and Jugo Slavia when a circus clown here, amidst up- roarious laughter, sang a song ridicul- ing Premier Mussolini. The Italian Consul in the town lodg- ed an indignant protest with the. Jugo Slavlan authorities, declaring that if the offending clown was not punished, Italy would take ennoble measures to insure the dignity of its Premier. Alarmed at the vehemence of the Italian °Molars complaint and fear - big reverberations from Rome, the local °Metals ordered the circus to leave town immediately. It did so, and the clown Is now singing in a neighboring town, minus his skit on Mussolini. 11lnard's Liniment for Lumbago. Starting All Over. Little Mary Ruth, age four, had been trying to learn to tell time. Af- ter worrying over it awhile she went out in the yard to play. Soon a Dial mate came to play with her. "How old are you, Goldie?" she ask ed. "I'm twelve," was the reply. "My goodness! Next year you will have to be one again." or id° hush els of wheat— !That's about all the trip costs, and that's why thous- ands of people go to the Old Country for the Holidays— an unforgettable pleasure. Are you going? The Anchor -Donaldson Steamer lilLetitia" leaves Montreal for Scotland on November 26th. The Cunarder "Ausonia" leaves IVIcatreal November 25th for the Channel Ports. Special Christmas failings from Beef= for the second week in December will enable you to arrive 51 plenty of time for plum puddings and haggis, bagpipes and pantomimes. Round Trip from 0.55.00 up; everything included. Children half fare, Your Steamship Agent will make all arrangements. CANADIANd SERVICE', and rmon ,g ttor-Dwut LINES. 81, • %Ira ROBERT I:WORD co.. LIMITED Cor- Bay &Wellington Streets. 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