HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1941-02-20, Page 6Jany Cinuck Calls for More tertificates
Are . Vou'Sendine Anything,•
By .•Parcel• •Post to a .Friend:
in `His Majesty's Forces?
Postmaster General William R..
• Hillock ,,further facilitates' the
sending' of comforts to our. Forces
•
abroad.: Through arrangements
with the• British -Postal authorities,
all Il s .,Majesty's '.forces overseas
Will now benefit front the- seed,
reduced rate Of 12•,cents n, pallid.
(weight limit: j l pounds) on par-
cels Mailed to thenklte al Canada,
according to;. an announcement
from w the Postmaster ., General
early in February. e
•
The low rate of 12' .cents . a•
Poland:.. .(-limit of Weight- l
pounds) applies now on parcels
for overseas: mailed' front
ada addressed. .to tip following:—
' -Members of Canadian.
Dominion or other Colonial
troops- serving in the °'United.
Kingdom or in :"places outside the
United Kingdom.
Members of the: official, Aux-
iliary
umiliary Services in the 'United
Kingdom. ' .
hie nbers of the `Forces of de Ga Gen-'
<.. d1e•, srving• With the:.:
Sial.
British Forces in the United
Kingdom..'`
Memiiers . of'Belgian,
- Polish
,andr..• other :Allied:' Forces serving
he..
in
t
i sh. Forces.
e B
with_ th.rti
United 'Kingdom.
Members of , the Canadian.
Army on duty inIceland.art
Members ' f the
Army .on ditty in the West Indies'
(Limit 20 pounds). sand
Personnel - R --_l1'1. Ships
H:Id_C Ships aboard.
NOTE: The 'rateon, parcels s .to .,.. ,
members of the Canadian Army
on duty in Newfoundland is 10,
cents a pound (Limit 20 pounds).
1�8
`urses r arta iced to Units of
�f �: M1 � • . the-�a'`�va�,F.erePs_��e :classed.'. in
the •:,samecategory: as soldiers for •
postal purposes' and are entitled
to the respective special parcel -
post rate.:
•
sr Taking Toll'
tario Sheep.
10,000 Are ,Killed Annually
In This Province, ; Breeders
Are. Told •
Dogs are killing :approximately
10,000 sheep annually in this .
Province, Dr. G. I. ' Christie of the
'
Ontario Agricultural College,
Guelph,
'told I the• Ontario Sheep ''
Breeders'.. Association at its `An-
neal 'convention. •-
He • called on the breeders to
consider some kind of program
for the ,, destruction . of the ; dogs
which are causing heavy damage.
TSiier' a togs are the • m ain';.factor
- acting 'against the increased ` pro-
duction of -Sheep in the Province,
he •said:
BY:.ANNE'. ASItI Ell.• .,
How can. 'I' treat .rough:
A. •- Rub plenty 4f ,° almond'
cream into the skin teat ani
retiring,, and:tlen • slip•`on a pair
of~;.old•loose g`lovess '.1f •this is: not-
effective;; try using..camphor, iee .,
instead'of• the _create. -. .
,How can I treat •scratch, ••
Mahogany furniture?.
- "'o : hog-
:> . A :Beforeishin.
• }2 i g lna
•
furniture.:.. that; : has been.
" 'rather deeply, 'fill- in'
the ..;scratches_ with tincture o
Wine.. Then.; apply the wast . or
: clish and the scratches will' be
•practically invisible:
' Q 'f#.ow can I clean out 'a die-
colored incase ' or cruet? •
A ••Pour ; a little household,
aminenia ,into the ccutainet', and;
aljow to stand'' for a while. Shake'
thoroughly until . all the sediment
is
toosene, and
then
r
rose
with •
'loosened,
=warm Water. —.
Q. , How can 1 most '. easily
wash ' the bean pot, ' •or • badly
stained .'casserole? ' •ai" •
A. The ;best method is to put a
handful of borax into• it, fill with
'.hot
water and allow to,.stand 'in'
''the oven for a while. Wish
brown
.ed pars will then' wash Cut'' very'.
:easily.°: • . ..
How can I, put the _'cover.
on . ' my • ironing board more`
. smoothly? i
Before 'putting .en 'the'
cover, dampen it. Then when the'
cover dries it shrinks a• ,:little and
consequently fit -smoothly.
"MABE 'LAMB OQ'OD
'EATING"
Hon ` P. M. Dewan, Ontario
3firater of ` , Agriculture',Spoke
• briefly to the sheep raisers: .11e
told them he could see no reason
why the sheep production in the
Province was not increasing.
."Some people believe," he ;said,.
"that there .would' be •a . greater
'consumption of la'rb if there were
entire` readilY-arail ib1e
•1 If , sheep . •breeders want to ' in.;
-crease •, consumption.'of. lamb,_ they.
'must gdt the low ineorne,'guof
to 'eat it, »r.:W...G.Hopper,
the Pominion Department of •°Agi•
'Tie iiture declared.
"If you want to 'increase Cori-
sumption; you `must see 'that the
fronts and stewing pieces ..make
1tod •
eating. ' The producer . must
See to it that 'Iamb is • ort.the.
market the year round," he stat-
50,000 More Radio
Licenses In :,1940.
Survived. Under Ice•
ires-,Ar-e
- thea
,Shp
s' • ki School ,
ung .. at Jasper
"Ski fans 'of Canada will be',
interested in the fact that a ,Swiss '.
_ki .School will be opened at
11t'aligne Lake on March" 6th, this
year, and .P.eter. Yajda, the fa
mous'SSwiss 'ski instructor, will be
in. charge. He-willlhe assisted
by, Gertie- Wepsala,:'former: Call-`
adieu, Women's. Champions •ate
cording t;► Major Fred Brewster,
noted -.mountain guide, and out-
fitter of Jasper, who • was in ,
'Winnipeg' last -weak for` a few'
Major Brewster .stated
that snow conditt' 's in the ,Mat-
igne area were perfect and maul
fine: ski experts already had. been
_; in this winter.
There is
no
market ket
SO
unstable
le
as that for 'wild creatures When
a writer •last•'visited the' headquar-
tern of a ,London, ('Cagy) dealer °
he was told he „could have a fine
"dromedary : fur $300, but would
have to pay: 62,550'. for a' giraffe..
A. Chapman's `zebra was priced at
$700 and.a •South African hunting
o • it' $2,00.
were 5----.• Claw=footed frogs
is°.'.a. iece;''. starred: lizards.
cola_. Texas
.. ,:_-_ _-
$1.0•. • Texas rattle4r altes — the
' "sidewinders" . of • Wild West'
stories' ,= werd 20 apiece, and
' • d: be.
a deadly' Eel+sites viper cool
he sa„e'. 'rice. A Mcg-
atter hunting falcon, • t sp en
looking bird; cost .$25 but .a black:
headed ..manakin' a brightly •
coloured tropical bird was • pric-
ed at only/81.25,
•
Appeasing-Dernons.
'Same e of the most • . picturesque
New Year ceremonies in the
:world are to he .seen. in Bali,,
Dutch East Indies, where time ,
seems to stand still. The people
are quite simple and unspoilt and
their belief in: demons and ''gods
remains' • unchanged. On New.
Year's.. morning • the temples are
,decorated by the •girls ;of the vil-
lage,
and women, kneeling • three.
t.
imes, tlir'ow`• the -sacred; hibiscus •
blostsom, which is held . 'between
their a1m.
s,
to
invisible bl
e
gods..
Then :the pick;: of the year's co-
conut ,k' :and' banana crops is;
• brought to the 'temples for the
use of- the .priests: Later, der:dons
and evilspirits are appeased, and
'each. village has a procession' in'
which masks and effigies are. car-
ried. • It' is' supposed " that -the evil,
spirits, faced by • their grimcoun-.
terparts, ,will` vanish ran fear' durr
in'the New Year.
rs • - -+era f �.•.ow
1Q Science
IS D'•o
ATMOSPHERIC'' Sin. .T IDES`
H,
G. . Melda1,It ,has published -,
iii'he `Copenhagen .cona , bcluooksions in which
presents , from:
studies ,°bf tides in .the• atmos-'
. phere of the sun, which • he as-:
crbes to gravitational disturban- �I
ces' produced byt the'•planets , The
planets *; studied were . Mercury,
Venus, the Earth, •,Jupiter and
Saturn. The. first • .three are
small planets,. but relatively close
tb' the sun, while thelatter 'two
are very, 'large, but at consider- •
able. distances. The half periods.
of the planets and the combine.
tion of their effects', were studied
with reference to positions .on the-
sun'is surface 'and not to space
co-ordinates. Allowance was
made. for the rotation of the sun
and the manner ,in which dis-
turbances move on its surface.
He reports 'that they tidal- affects'
give a. curve. which . corresponds
to the curve of the. sun -spot
'Cycle. The cycle 'has a length
of about 11.25 '.years which cor-
responds, • to the. sun -spot cycle:.
"A>4xld •Lang Syne," the most
famous New Year -song in the
world, was coin ; •. d by; Robert
lie .
rns in 1789 as. an'-•exampleof
ad old Scottish sent. T .e wor• s
were set to : the ..present familiar
tune about ten years later. -
•
"-,HANDY SLALetIG.HT POUCH.; -15i
ll'1 , " LUK-0K—IlN ask_
, .444 . pocke:d in Pocket Tins.
bbaon the •1'nouth is . almos
Yt sure
to pass the uisease 'On to the.: child
• . By way' of prevention, Dr. Mc
• : Cullough urged ',that ` children of
school or pre-school age„ students :
in secondary schools': and Workers
--be--examined—periodically by-..
expert, •
There ' is no serum,- vaccine or
medicine that• will cure tubercul-'
osis, and patent medicines are
likely only to make • matters
worse, Dr. McCullough declares;
but tuberculosis may he cured if .
taken in time, and the one rem-
edy which. has • stood the test of
time is complete rest in bed.
He urges the sanatorium as. the
' 'best place for the treatment of '
-.,
the- tuberculous-patient„net only
because•. he • will receive- expert
and unceasing 'care, butbecause'',
o
he. will be no ';longer a; -dant .t
er•
his family and associates.
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EI
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TOPICS
Early' Sys mptorns,
Of T uibetculosiis
in . an article: written fot
"Realty', I official .organ :of the
Health -' League of -.Canada, short-
ly,: before his, death last month,
the late pr. J. W. S. McCullough
defines the "early •synlptoms' of,
u ' ercu osIs a. .
Being too .easilyi tired,
Loss of weight,- ,
Indigestion, and
A Cough that hangs on. •
'iP1eurisy. may be one o$ the
first signs of tuberculosisin ad-
ults ,� as May': be -:-It spitting of
blood, however, slight. 'Nervous-
nese, disturbed Sleep and.a run-
down condition ,are all' symptoms
. ito be suspected
The tubercle bacillus is passed
from person to person in various
ways, Dr. McCullough, points. out.
The consumptive . who ' coughs.
with uncovered mouth sprays the
air around him with the .bacilli.
if he spits on the."floor Or side-
walk thegerms :are likely to be:
mixed, with dust and .blown- about.
for- others to breathe.- Bacilli may
be deposited on -: a ; spoon, drink-
ing cup;.. pipe or. 'other article held
in the ''mouth of a victim. If;
these are used without a thor
• ough cleansing' ' bya iealthy..pet.,
son, he may contract the disease
ars a result.
BY ' WAY OF . PREVRNTION
.•..Unpasteurized milk, if taken
from a tuberculous cow. is like-
ly to infect- the drinker. A •tui-
berculous;-mother 'who kisses. her
•
HAVE
011, HEARD?
D?
A new.clerk was always late;;and',
always had a different, excuse:. •
,Arriving an ':hour late one morn-
was g
ing, greeted by' the boss
,he
:with:'
"Well, Brown, _ .Whit's • :.your
story •this time?" '
`yWel; Oir,,,_; was the: reply.
"someone . turned the mirrgr on
the t 'inantlepiece round . to • the
wall. When ° l:. came downstairs
this morning I couldn't see 'my- '.
self in ,the looking -glass; and, rte-
° turally, • I- thought I'd ..gone to
world" =
`°Yo11 -win!" ' gasped • the ' mien.
Were Issued By The Trans-
port Department „At Ottawa
• •' to --Canadian Users'.
..From April 1. 1940: to Deceit-
ber.' 31,.radio receiving liceniei'
issued by the Transpert. De.part-
ment 1 numbered .' 1,897,165, some.
.50,000 more than:. the number. is-
sued in the previous fiscal, year.
• the department eeported.^ `
"This is an increase of 3.8' per.
cent: over the 'record established.
last fiscal';. year,- and" reflects •toy
N• .
a large extent the public 'intefe§t'
in war bulletins and war : pro-
,rants," the dapertment state-
ment said..
Nova Scotia -showed the great-
• est ihetease, '7.4• per cent.. over
the previous fiscal year. British.
Columbia followed next with an •
increase of 6.5 per cent., then
Quebec 5.'7, Saskatchewan •5.6,
New Brunswick 3.9.' Ontario' 2.8,
Prince Edward' 'Island 2:8, and -
Manitoba 1.6. Alberta. showed .a
Might 'decrease of 1.5.
Canada has in reserve suffi-
• cietit wheat and bacon, etc., to
keep Britain J.aupylied for three
' years, in addition:to' meeting her
own requirements,
•
n
Pulled under river lee -after
falling from a dam, Truman
Wood; 66, of '_s apanee; Ont., tra-
velled many feet through' the' icy'
water then: bobbed ep through' a
small • hole hardly large enolzgh
to perinit his escape. Be was
pulled out by fellow -workers and
after 'recovering bis , breath -walk-
ed ; home without an4' apparent
ill-effects. •
• The after dinner' speaker,
touching on the advantages
of co-operation, said:
"Now take freckles. Think
what a nice shade• . of;, tan
they'd make if ' they - would
•
only, get together."•°
n entered a barber's .shop
for a haircut.. The bar•'er :, men-
tioned .that his client's hair was
getting" thin oit top
"Why, not try a little of. my
• 'wonderful hair. restorer?" . he
urged. "It's only a quarter."
The customer bought.. a bottle..
Aweek later , he returned .to the
shop. .
"Well," asked the barber, "how ,
,did you' find. the lair restorer?"
"I left the bottle on' the kit-
chen table,'and my wife, think-
ing it was a new bind of fti flu
ture • . polish, , started to • use it,"
he said. "Hove much. ' do you
charge to shave. a ,sideboard?"
Silent. 'Mountain
\Guide Objects
'.O "Argument,"
Granby Que., iiia aaitians • laugh-
ed at this .one when told by A.
A. Gardiner, . Assistant. General
Passenger Traffic Manager, of
•ihe Catiaclian National Railways,
during 'a talk ea Canadian. Hu-
mor. A Rocky Mountain guide
at the outset of a three day out-
ing warned his conipatiion that '.
he did not like discussions. The,
first day was silent. On the sec.
end day, the guide remarked
"Spring's coaling; there's, geese."
"Not ' ducks?" enquired the visi-
tR'r. Next day, the guide .placed
-his charge in care of another
guide' 'saying "Theve's been too
much argument.'-'
While Mrs.. MacPherson was
bending. over , the' washtub, rub-
bine and scrubbing, there came
a timid knock at the hack, door.
Angry at : the interruption,
• Mrs. M. flung :open the doer��.and
stood with steaming hands, on
hips. eyeing a sad little pedlar.
"Did you want to see met" she
- demanded.'
The little man took a quick
step, backwards -
"Weil, ; if I ' did," be , replied
Meekly,'"l've: got mp wish, thank
• you." . • : '
"I'm' Afraid 1 cant afford.
new hat." 4
• '-'"No, I 'gueii i'll have to
talk through the old one four
another. season." • .
1.,
BY ROBEIi'f A LE t
• : 1i. • Should 'children • be taught
what some people- `call "company
manners"'' '
n a h. s:f''knows that,
g'
a uest' is diet v` ,',:t�it.:incon-
siderate 'for her ,iiat that the
guest eatmore then she de
sires, ' s..
---3. ' Is it permissable to "ask' a
friend to :introdu'ca'e you ,.tb other
people?•
4. Isn't it , proper, when shak-
ing
hands, to hold the .'hand at
:.about ,chin• level? '.
5. Should . every guest at a
wedding reception -congratulate
the bride and bridegroom?
6.., Isn't it nice and thoughtful
ah usband to ,send his wife • a'
for
valentine?
Answers
1. No. They should be taught
that goad manners are for ,daily
'use in the home,' office, and on
the street, as `well as when in- the
presence of company. '2:es.
Whether the guest is dieting or
. i , ,.-d"_ti;,ss,,o-Chri„11' +.nvar •u
that she eat more than she . de-
'
_ sires:;, 3 • Never, unless you , are
sure the meeting would be•a mu-•
tual pleasure. 4. No, this is af.
fection. The . hand' should be
slightly nabovei the waist level.
ii. The bridegroom should be
congratulated, but not :the bride.
One should extend best wishes
for happiness , to the bride.
6 Yes. He may send one of the
pictured kind or it may be, candy,.
Easy Way to Relieve
RE:UMAI, I
Aches add Perini
iiere,la•a sf.niple, easy Way to get
relief • front the agony of swollen,
rheumatic joints and muscular aches
and pains, Go to your druggist Bad
get a b0.ttle of, Ra -Ma,,- If you are not
pleased, With the help' it gives you,,,
go get your money back. This is
a generoua offer you :eau not afford
to igtiore.
•
Cianada's best customer in. 1940
was nthe United Kingdom, which
purchased Canadian• commodities
valued at $508,065,000 as 'com-
pared with $828,09$,000 in .4939.
•
• SOLDIERS
iIUU OUT `JRED ACHES
e estless
Erc an' t /dee p 0 'tiro
OderS arid monthly distreetri then take
Lydia B....PInkliato'd 'Vegetable COM-
"PoWid, famous for over cro years in
helping such tlindown, Weak; actv9U*
conditions, Hide attieeklak /Or loennen•
•
Ontario City Bans, :.
• r. 'Duration
M1Cl`WB.y$ fo .
.The Sault Ste, . Marie city Oo-
licitor has drafted an amend-,
ment to the city's by -flaw cover-
-ing-shows and -circuses to outlaw
midways, from the city for the
'duration -if—the war.
Instructions. weregiven the. so-
licitor..at the city council• meet-
ing when it : was• said that ad-
jacent municipalities would, e
operate with the Sault Ste. Marie
.council in • keeping , midways out
of - the district daring..syartime.
I•
Book
Seed; l�iulr$ery . . B
'Better Than • Ever
We -havereceived a: copy of
their ,.19, 41 Seed and Nursery Book
from the :Dominion Seed House. of :
Georgetown, ` Ont., which is `a
credit to -this `popula'r, :Canadian....
firm. 'It is one .of the most;com-
P
• rehensive' of: its • kind . vve have
even seen and full of use anad in-
structive. •infori cation: It con ins'
ove l[ufrdred—pageai-prefus
illustrated,, including many beau-'
tiful reliroductions in full colors
and :meets every demand for
'er and •vegetableSeeds-and: other
gardening requirements. This out-
standing example • of Canadian.'.
print -craft will be a boon` to both
professional and arnateiir'.garden
• ers.. A copy ,will be:sent prompt
1y. by the Ccmpany to anybody on
request.•
A pig sixteen , weeks °Id will
yield Aboilt S0 lb.: of pork. . If
kept for another ten weeks it °
will provide up to 200 lbs. of ba4
'con. .
Make:Sureit's in his Kit
A gifttitat'esmallincostbut
ole -
e th
in
use
,M
ble P
_value
tum will -stand; b9" him in
dozensofminoraihnentq it !'
brings quick relief in nasal'
catarrh andbead colds...
chapPingg,bruitleB spreinsand'
eats...burns and scalds..;
tired, and aching feet
end-eother-con
OM
MENTHOLATUM
Gives COMFORT Daily
'Ai SQR
EKES j
�l
•ND
'PILE U
•
QUICKLY
RELIEVED
If you are troubled with (telling
piles or• rectal .Soreness do not delay
'treatment and run the "risk of letting •
this condition' become chronic. Any
• itching pr soreness or painful pass-
age of stool Is; nature's warning
-that ,-pruner-• treatment, •should - be
• seethed at once.
For' this pu:rposeegget 'a package-,
H
of •em -Rodd treteyour druggist
and use as directed: Thls-iiem=Road
formula which is ,used Internall$
tablet,,the fwili quicof kly resmalllieve the Itch-
ing
t h-ing and, soreness •and -aid in heal-
. tug the sore tender spots. Hem -hold
. is.'pleasant to use, is highly •recom-
Mended and' it seems the, height of
folly for any one to risk a painful •
and chronic ptiecoodition when such
a tine remedy may be had at 'so
reasonable a cost.
It you ..try Hem•Rok' and 'are not
entirely pleased with. the results..
your 'druggist will gladly. return
your. money. •
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aonSms
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YEAR AFTER, YEAR . THE SAME
Bray customers order Bray Chicks.
Ordered now,, Bray Chicks• catch
the better -markets. Lopks, like a
good poultry year. °Chicks' started•
chicks. 3-4. week capons. Order
.b ych chleks now. $
Brae. Pray „Hatchery '130
•
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' aloo rebuilt equipment* al-
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any kind of horse required. Arn-
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KNITTING MACHINES FOR SALE '
' for special offer prices; with ,
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:NATURE'S HELP -- DIXON'S REM-
edy for.Rheurnatic, Pains, Neuritis
Thottaands praising it. 'Munro's
• Drug. Store, 335 Elgin, OttaWa.,
rnation sent free. The Ramsay Co.,
List of •inventions ,and •full
Bank Street Ottatva. (!anada.
Registered. Patent AttorneYs, 273'
4.4
MELP WANTED 7.••. FEMALE
Training offers free dotnestic ser-
i/ice' course • to young women be-
tween eixteen and thirty years of
age. For further -information &p-
samicat
irregtiler periods worry you take
ItalleVe yottraeif of worry,
untleetasary auffering. Bettie 83,
tors, llox 102, Dept, :W., Termite;
TRY, IMPERIAL
deVelieed arid printed, With en-
large erit, 26e. Careful processing
satiefeetintl. Pilate Ser-
vice, Dept A, Station J. 'rerdOtO.
LEGAL''
_AL Iv LIND'A.Y. LAW OFFICE, .CAP.
lto1 Theatre Buildding, St. Thomas,
Ontario, Special ' Department -tor
farriers collections. °
MORTGAGES Olt AGREEMENTS Ur
sale purchased for cash, prompt
attention, North Shore Realty Co.
Oshawa, Ontaria.
quo'? RESOLUTION •••,-. EVERY ' '
sufferer of Rheunnitic Pains 'or
Neuritis shotild try Dixon's Rent-
. .,eciy. littnro's' brim Store; 335 El -
• wonderful book sent free. Megiddo, .
SALESMAN' WANTED
SALESMAN W.ANTED: WITH CAR
to self. to stores. Ladies' House
Dresses and Men's working cloth.,
es, On eornmission baste. Cqsh bond
:required t� cover cast'of samples.
Exclusiye territery given. State
age-eXperienee references. Write
• PO Box 143, Montreal.
, SALESMEN WANTED
INCREASE YOUR INCOME SELL-'
articles, medicines, essences, sale -
es, cleaners, etc. Each home rep.*
ed It products returned for failure.
FAMILEX, 570 St. Clement, Mon-
SEED .Follt SALE H
ONVitt,10 HYBRID SEED CORM
ie 96.60. deliverecWIlegistered 2itd
guard oats $1,26 arid MOO: neve
bage; treated. /an M&Yttartly, Chat.,
ham
4:'' Guarantetti
C4R AND TRUCK PART$
Used Nei
SWIM a I IC faCtion tot reined.'
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