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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 296, 3 September 1918, Page 3

A canal boat that can go to sea, awl carry wheat and oilier war materials from the Great Lakes district to .Europe without liuioadiiiß, has been built by Captain JL'Dousjal, of Duliith, who originated the "wliiilebnck" type of vessel long U6ed on the Lakes. Standard steel parts can lie used in constructing this boat. It is. a steamer with the engines and main deckhouse concentrated iu the stern. The. entire forward part is a, ''whaleback" surface with wnlertiuht hatches. The upper works, smokestacks, and masts can be quickly removed, to permit tlin boat, lo pass under tho bridges and overhead structures of the recently-completed Now York Stale barge canal. The boat can carry freight from Dnluth to London, via the Lakes; the now canal, and the Atlantic Ocean, without the expense of unloading and reloading. Tho Wellington Bacintt Oliib .notify- that entrien for the Wolleslcy Stakes, Wollinjrton Stakes, North Island Challenge Stakes and the Now Zealand St. Leger, Stakes will close at the club's office at 9 p.m. on September 6. FOOD THAT AIDS DIGESTION. Is there a food that aids digestion? There is—one that is recommended by scientists, analysts, and doctors. It is called diastuse, and is found in WILSON'S MALT EXTRACT. What does this diastase dor It transforms all starchy foods, such as potatoes, rice, bread, etc., into maltose, in which form they can be assimilated by people, with weak digestions,. "Wilson's Jlalt Extract is nothing move nor less tlian'a concentrated essence of tho best Malted Barley. By' itself, it is a great tonic food, and,, us statod nbove, it is invaluable in cases of indigestion, nial-mitrition and flatulence. For non-thriving children, tired mothers, fagged .business-men, elderly people with weak digestions, it is great. Chemists and Stores. Prepared also with Cod Liver Oil.-A<lvt.