Evening Star Newspaper, May 10, 1929, Page 22

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The men who created this su- premely good formula know their business—they don't believe in nasty | tasting medicine and the people are with them, for Dare’s Mentha Pep- sin—that's the name—is having such a tremendous sale all over the country that many druggists are, astounded. | And the laboratory that turns out | this highly successful reliever of stomach agony must be run by fair minded men for they have passed along the word to every druggist in the country that if Dare's Mentha Pepsin doesn’t bring serene comfort | to any worn out, run down, sickly, | gassy stomach that the owner of | that most important internal organ can have his or her money back. | Stubborn _indigestion of years standing is hard to get rid of, but Dare's Mentha Pepsin is the discov- ery that will do it; one enthusiastic druggist asserts. You can get it at any real drug store in America and | thousands are taking advantage of | the generous guarantee every day. | All druggists always have a big sup- ply on hand. You can eat anything you want any time you want it when you have a bottle of Dare’s Mentha Pepsin | handy—it’s real pepsin in liquid | form—the right way to take pepsin. | | —Advertisement. i fi, CANADA REPORTS INMIGRATON AN 130,000 Former Border Citi- E zens Decide “There’s No i Place Like Home.” Special Dispatch to The Star. OTTAWA, Ontario, May 10.—Thirty !thauund Canadians, migrating to the | United States, have decided within the | last 12 months that there’s no place like home. In addition 30,000 American citi- | zens decided to come North and settle | permanently in Canada. Altogether 167,722 immigrants en- | { tered the Dominion through ocean ports | ver the international boundary, 2,798 former Canadians returned anada. The last figure includes 2.793 British subjects with Canadian | domicile and 995 naturalized Canadians. | | The British immigrants numbered | | 58,880, but this included the 8,448 Brit- | | ish miners who came out in the har- | | vesting scheme last year. Out of this number 6,445 also decided there was no | place like home and went back to Great | Britain. Apart from these the total | | British immigration was 161,227, as| compared with 151,597 the previous year. 3 ‘The preponderance of selected immi- gration is being maintained. In addi- tion_to the 58,880 British, there were 29,579 from the preferred countries of Northern Europe. In detail there were: English, 30,355; Scotch, 16,157; Irish, | 9.199; Welsh, 3,189. From the continent | there were:" German, 12.806; French, 745; Belgian, 1,222; Dutch, 1599; Fin- | nish, 3,651; Icelandic, 24; Norwegian, 2,434; Swedish, 3,207; 'Swiss, 490; United States, 0,560. This makes a total of 119,091 pre- ferred immigrants and 48703 from countries other than those named. The Ruthenians came in_ greatest number, | there being 15,571. Polish came ‘next, with 8269; Magyar, 6.242; Jewish, |8301; Lithuanian, 1.608; all other races, less than 1000. The Jewish figures do not include those of Jewish extraction who may enter as of another | race. Farmers still head the list so far as | occupation is concerned. There were | 73,028 farmers, with 6,109 women and 14,067 children. There were 16.241 do- mestics. Mechanics totaled 7,969, with 2,020 women and 1350 children. ! Ontario, 8s usual, got the greatest number of immigrants, with 47,656, in- cluding 35,192 from overseas and 12,464 from below the border. the biggest numerical total, with 57,651, but Manitoba figures always include a great many immigrants who go on to | the other provinces. (Copyrii t, 1929.) The new Irish Free State tariff on woolen wearing apparel is expected ulti- Manitobs had | S THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, MAY l Texas Maid of Honor I | il o e ——————————- DOROTHY GREATHOUSE, Wichita Falls, Tex., is maid of honor on the staff of E. R. Wiles, commander- in-chief, Sons of Confederate Veterans, for the Charlotte, N. C., Confederate re- union. —Associated Press Photo. FREIGHT CAPTAIN HELD ON HIT-AND-RUN CHARGE | By the Associated Pri MILWAUKEE, Wis, May 10.—Capt. W. F. McDonald of Buffalo was ar- rested by Coast Guardsmen when he docked his freighter, the Charles Don- nelly, last night. The Coast Guard had | liquor, standing on his constitutional | been notifigd that the freighter side- | swiped a fishing tug off Two Rivers, Wis., and proceeded without determin- ing the amount of damage. Two fisherman were badly burned when a blast of steam from the freight- er's exhaust scalded them. Capt. 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