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... Children's Teeth in War-Time Even in war time a child's diet must con tain a proportion of sweet things for nour ishment and energy. But sweet things cause acid-mouth which encourages the germs which attack and decay the teeth. To protect the teeth a child's toothpaste should contain plenty of 'Milk of Magnesia', the most effective neutralizer of mouth acid known. Only in one toothpaste is ...

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... B ritain Changing I/j F ace j\gain The Pendulums of Social L ife and Industrial Development are Swinging Again By Gordon Beckles THE map of Britain is in one of its periodic topsy-turvy states to-day. Quiet towns have become in dustrial cities, neglected ports are ajostle with shipping, forgotten villages are thronged with strange foreign folk, wealthy residential districts are marked as ...

... PUilic H The Shadow of the coming General Election is cast ing its shadow over the House where attendances arc meagre and debates have -practically collapsed. THE great Local Go vernment Bill has now left the House of Com mons and the noble Lords in another place are wrestling with it. Before this Bill left the popular Chamber everyone was heartily sick of it on both sides of the House. The ...

... A T |_ KIN G Naomi Royde Smitk, GEORGE ELKANDER was, from the first, a little uneasy about his engagement. Edith Syme was the most beautiful woman he had ever seen; but, even at the height of his infatuation, he felt that she wasn't quite real. He knew, of course, that she was older than he was. She didn't make any secret of her age, any more than she had done of her affair with Dancaster. She ...

... Is Canada worth While Canada is intensely loyal to the British flag and will not change this attitude until the Empire ceases to exist. By G. B. Johnson THE Canadian Pacific Railway Com pany think Canada is worth while and they have never made a mistake. They are about to build 1,200 miles of new lines to tap virgin mineral and agri cultural regions, mainly in Saskatchewan, at a huge cost. ...

... A*' iJ*' *.v2k. *--jI- ww^T*>**ri O &r &LSICKFRMIi AN early re vision of the unsatis factory rule which renders void the entry of a horse for any race on the death of its nomina tor is an almost cer tain sequel to the recent decision in what is known as the Jockey Club v. Edgar Wallace case. This rule, the operation of which disqualified Call Boy for the St. Leger of two years ago and ...