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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 1945-09-27, Page 7DECORATION DAY Rivalling the ,display of decorations that Hermann, Goering used to spread across his ample front, is the collection of medals, crosses and ribbons worn. by Russia's Marshal 2hukog.ata recent review a£ Allied troops in Berlin. The Princesses Celebrate Peace King's Daughters Mingle In Gay London Crowd Here isa pleasant little story in the Victory Day spirit. It tells of a chance encounter with the Royal Princesses which befell Mr. and Mrs. Aidan Thomson (the form- er, BBC Overseas Presentation Director) on the- evening of. the . second day after the . end of the war against Japan, The ' two "days immediately following the end of hostilities were declared public holidays, and all Londoners—in- .eluding the Princesses—enjoyed a brief spell of relaxation in which to celebrate the corning of peace. * An account of the incident was -broadcast by Mr. and Mrs. Aidan Thorson in Radio Newsreel. Here. it is, in their own words: INc were just turning in under the Horse Guards .Arch when we were held up by a collection of ebeerful, 'laughing, officers, and two pretty, laughing girls. The gi-:s were simply dressed, each. wearing a gay bandanna, gypsy Farb:on, td keep the rain off their leu ls. "Look, that's Princess Eliza- beth," said 'my wife,. "and . Marga- ret Rose. - And she was right. Just as she said it, someone gripped her' arm. "Don't mention it out loud please,. They just sant ,to enjoy them- selves and be. noticed as little as possible:" The speaker was a . tall, dark, anxious -looking detective, pretend- ing bard . to have nothing to do with the party but keeping a vigil- ant eye on them, and, us—and keep- ing up a very quick pace, too, which was necessary if we were not. to lose, sight of them. o a * 'She Pr:neesscs looked bright and bonny. Princess Elizabeth was wearing a plain navy coat and a dark yellow silk bandanna. ,Marg- aret Rose's coat was light blue, just as plain, and her bandanna was dark red. They both wore lisle stockings and low-heeled brown walking shoes. ` 17p Whitehall they ail went— never entnever breaking the chain of hand- . grips, and- •P g ri s, no matter how large the crowd coming towards ds them. They. merely cheerfully raised their arms in an arch,: and did a Lancers step through to the other side— just eight revelling officers and two young women, hand in hand, enjoying the sights. GET AFTER NEADACRE PAIN • THIS WAY . 1 instWddiI a Tablet brings FAST RELIEF! NEXT TIME you suffer from a simple headache, try the Instantine1-tablet- too to prompt • relief. You may be surprised at the speed with which 1 Instantine tablet can bring you fastrelief. 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Delegation, of Indians Visits Capital To Obtain Rights Of Citizenship Canada's Indian population . is again on the warpath in its deters mination to gain the rights of full citisensbip, /This month when 65 members of .the "North Amer - lean merlean;Brotherhood of Indians", tra- ditionally robed, met Mines and, Resources Minister Gien, they had, an even stronger ease to pre-, sent. Indians have fought again for the cause of democracy, they have worked in the war plants and on the farms, and what concerns them particularly, they have paid income tax — this gives them grounds to raise the familiar cry of taxation without representa- tion.' But theircase does receive the consideration of the federal gov- ernment, oyernment, Indians receivefamily allowances, and last year the gov. ernment boosted the. amount set. aside for them by $1,000,000, and maintained 15 hospitals and 265 day schools. There are 125,000 Indians in Ca- nada, about two-thirds of " whom are on reserves, The others have left the reserves to work .on farms andin industry, * Epileptic sufferers in Canada will soon be able to lead useful and almost normal lives in a spe- cial home which' is under eon- struction in St. Hilaire, a small town in'Quebeb, as a memorial to the Canadian soldiers' who fell at Dieppe: Dieppe House, the first of WI kind on the continent, will be opened this autumn and will ad- mit 100 patients to the central building. Eventually a series, of smaller houses will be built where patients will be able . to live in comfort, eomparatively free from institutional atmosphere. According to one of the direct- ors, it has long been. felt that spe- cial attention was due epileptics who too often were sent to insane asylums or other homes where they had little or no opportunity to lead ,useful lives, Menne House is designed to provide' the patients with medical care, education `and training in suitable trades. * r * One of the'world'sleading O le m d g "beauty specialiste for cities, 11. Jacques Greber, is coming to Otta- wa from Prance, to resume his work of designing the Canadian capital. Six years ago M. Greber made a study of part of the city and the national War' Memorial on Confederation Square was built. Now his task it larger. The whole Capital 'city on both sides of the Ottawa River will be devel- oped as Canada's memorial of the war just ended., Included in the Plan is the crea- tion of civic centres, school build- ings, residential districts, play- grounds, sports centres and parks,' A Different' Way Of Looking At It An Englishman and an Amer- ican were presented to the poten- tate of an eastern country. As the Oriental looked' over the English man's passport, he said, "I see that you are .a British subject.".. "I' •am sir,' said the Briton, swelling with pride. "And you,"' said the monarch, turning to the American, "are a subject of, the United States." The American gazed at the rul- er in amazement. "Subject,: heck! he exclaimed, "I own part of the United States:" Great Britain's Workless Nest Eg• g Britain's "workless nest egg"— the unemployment fund --now to- tals more than $1.,270,000,000, just over . $8,000,000 was' .Paid nut in res "r_'••-:.1 Landis between Iviarch and June, as compared with close to $5,000,000 in the corresponding period in 1944. Contributions to the 'fund .total- ed more than $70,000,000 for the' three months ending June, 1943,— New York Times. Blankets and . clothing for chil- dren, women and tncn arc urgently . needed in devastated war areas WHAT CAN YOU SPARE THAT THEY CAN WEAR? VOICE OF - THE PRESS SURE CURE A California, medico; says that freezing aperson will hill all "dis- easo• germs' he . may be harboring. ala doubt. • It is also understood that ,decapitation will permanently cure dandruff. - Kitchener Record, END OF THE PEDESTRIAN' An automotive engineer. says ;it will be possible to turn corners at 40 miles' an hour with the post-war car: i If so, the extinction ofthe pe- destrian is just around the corner, New York Sun, CAN'T BELIEVE HIM Hitler, boasting of being a vege- tarian and teetotaler, 15 now' re- vealed to have liked liver and kept a stock of liquor on band. Why,' the man must have been deceitful! — Windsor Star. RAINBOW Keep away from alcohol. It may give you a red nose, "a white Iiver, a yellow streak, a dark brown taste and a bine outlook, — Galt Repeater. Play - Santa Claus • To Europe's Needy Millions of men, women and children in the over -run countries are today without the most ele- mentary articles of clothing, shoes and blanket's. The enemy took everything ;they had; except' what they, were actually wearing, and, today, the rags that remain are in- sufficient to cover then]. A" call has gone out to the more fortunate countries of 'the world, particularly` the United States •and Canada, .for serviceable used cloth- ing to be sent immediately to these heroic, suffering people. Let your spare used clothing, for which you have no need, -'"be your Christmas gift to the war- torn people of, Europ: and China. Give them to the Natbnal' Clothing Collection for liberated countries, October 1 -20. Rove You Heard? 0--^',.. A country lad, observing a city fisherman on the bank of a streahr, asked, "How many;; fish ya ' got, Mister?" "None, yet," was he reply. "That ain't bed,";observed the boy. "There was a feller fished here for two weelse'„and he didn't get any nolle than y)n got'in half an hour." * * She (reading skit over box office) : "Oh, Phil; it says 'En= tire Balcony, 25c." • Phil: "Let's get it so We can be all alone." * * * Bill: "I bear they have taken the early morning train off your route. Do you miss it?" John: "Not since they have taken it off i" SINUS PAI Relieved Fast This Easy Way! Put a few drops of V eks Va-tro-nor bupbea nhg qunostckril, and p I It go to work tgi soothing relief from miserable V9 S sin us Patti. ---fr' VA -140 -NOL 1 Improve p®lir Health by Correcting Sluggish (i ' BI S 41 EYS This Way is Swill) Economical 'Few conditions can vrck your health Meter than disordered kidneys and inflamed bladder. Vobr back aches miserably. You have restless nights. Von suffer leg cramps, and rheumatic pains. When these things happen your kidneys need help. in filtering, out acids and poisonous wastes that are undermining your health, , Give them this help—quickly—with GOLD MEDAL Haarlem 011 Capsules. GOLD MEDAL Capsules contain. accurately measured amounts of the original and genuine Haarlem 011 (Dutch Drops). You will be gratefully surprised at the way they relievedogged kidneys ' and irritated bladder, Go to your druggist now and get a 40c box. Be eure you ask for GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules. RUB OUT TkIAT C JL // J t": HEO"`?HOLDS 2 Sped Retiiledles by the Makers'of Mecca. Ointment. Mecca. Pile Remedy No. 1 i for Protruding' Bleeding Piles, mats mold in Tube, with pipe, for Internal appnoai.an. Prise 75e. Mecca Pile, Remedy No, tis for•, ternai Itching Piles.Sold in Jar,and is for canon 1 e only. Prim 500. • tonus r si Order by'number irdn your Druggist. RECONVERTED BRITISH AIRCRAFT 'CARRJER' With a brave war record to her credit, British carrier HMS Implacable is ready to leave .Sidney, Austalia, harbor to bring released prisoners' home. The 30,000 -ton vessel was'launched by Queen Eliz- abeth in 1939. Her planes' first targetwas the Tirpitz. Colossal Effort It is a significant fact, and ofte that speaks volumes for the British people, that their ' Government spent a higher percentage of the national income in paying for the war than did either the United States sr Russia. It was a colos- sal effort, and one that, reflects credit on the patriotism and devo- tion of the British people. Brantford Expositor 'Atomic Stuff' A ,department store received an order .for. "only half a potmd" of "this here atomic stuff" to use for killing the bugs oit.a'farmer's spud crop. They referred' the order to the Salt Lake Tribune where the statistics' department estimated that U=285 in concentrations up to 10 percent, may be available some day at about $12,000 for a half -pound. WHAT CAN YOU SPARE THAT THEY CAN WEAR? - Give Clothing for Overseas Relief! Japan Grabbed Land, Resources japan gret`' by grabbing land and resources front its neighbors. Formosa and Korea were forced to supply a fifth of Japan's rice needs. Formosa provided 100. percent of the sugar Japan tneed- ed. From IVfanchuria the Japanese took 45,000,000 bushels of soya beans annually, says The. Toronto • Star. By conquest, japan . in re- cent Fears obtained 05 percent of the world's rubber supply, 00. per- . cent of the world's best hemp, 90 - percent of the world's quinine, 'two-thirds of the world's tin and all the bauxite their" industries needed. •Japan's industries ,have been fed by virtually slave labor. Free `.trade unions were abolished,, the ' normal working day was 16 hours, the average pay for wom- en in 1942 Was $7,9('a'tnontle and .for •men, $1.9 a month, Churchill Praises loyalty of Ulster Today the Government of North- ern • Ireland continues to function, notwithstanding all the wiles and devices of its enemies, and the Frovince has •played a highly int- portant part in the war with Ger- many, now victoriously concluded. Mr, Winstofi Churchill and other British Ministers of the ' Crown have paid public :tributes to ser- vices rendered by Ulster, the pos- session of whose harbors, apart front other 'considerations, has been of the utmost value to Britain in combating the st. marine menace. The brutal and vicious air raids carried out over Belfast and neigh- ` boring cities in 1941 bore witness to the Nazi recognition that Ulster was. among the most redoubtable adversaries of Germany. The con- stancy and resolution of the peo- pie of the Province has remained unshaken under all the storms of adversity• and their loyalty has not wavered or diminished with the passing of the years. No Hope of Homes For 5,000 Orphans A spokesman for the United. Nations Relief and 12ellabilitatioe Adiuinistratioil disclosed the 'ex- istence of nearly 5,000 displaced orphans who have no place to go because. they have reached the age They are in addition to nearly 1,000 under 16 in French, 13ritish and American zones of occupation for whom homes are being found in Prance, Switzerland; Britain and • elsewhere: These countries will receive' only children of "adoptable ago". -- under 16. "We have not been able to give then ally kind of hope," the spokesman said. Think Of it) Your used clothing can save lives in War-torn count- ries! , , WHAT. CAN YOU SPARE . THAT THEY' CAN WEAR? HOTEL, METROPOLE All Beautifully Furnished With Running Water. Rates: SIM up NIAGARA FALLS OPPOSITE C.I4,R. STATION We recommend: FOR ii ES YELLOWKNIFE GOLD MINES, LTD. (No Personal Liability) • Eid 40, Ask 45 Circular on request Alliance Securities Telephone ELgIn 4104.4105 Four Colborne Street, Toronto 1, Ont. AGENTS WANTED• AGENTS_ TERRITORIES STILL open, Sell $G gasoline saver and super charger: 100%• profit, 5 minutes to instal, Write "Gee. aline .Saver", Box 62, 73 Adelaide •' Weet, . Toronto. SONG' POEMS WRITERS.' RECOG- nlzed nntsic writer, w)roae - songs are published ' by leading U.S.A, publlshers, coast -to -const, wilt write music to your poems. Free opies,now publishing in Canada. Write Songmaster Studios, Sussex, N.B. (DAISY CHUCKS WE'LL HAVE .,1: .STEADY WEEIi- 1y supply of excellent broilers available. Order now, also your fall' and winter chicks. Did yon get our Fall. Service Bulletin? Bray Hatchery, 130 John N., Ham- ilton, Ont. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES '41 BUICK SEDAN WILL BE SOLD FOR 51.00) TO holder of lucky ticket et Picker- ing Rotary Fair, October 17. Send 31,00Pickerinfol: g, fiveOnt,; tickets to Box 200, "IT *COULD BE; YOURS" A BEAUTti'UL- MODERN 5 -ROOM Bungalow, now under construe - Om, or choice of $10,000 In Vie - tory Bonds, situated .t the corn- er of Lawrence Ave, and Scarlett Rd., in Weston Thls , beautiful home or thet bonds - will s o - to some lucky shareholder, It is not necessary -for the winner 'to be present at the draw. %tickets - $1 each or 6 for $5. Mallyour order for 1. or mere tickets to Treas., Weston Lions Club; Toronto 15.. Get yours now, $1 FOR ROTARY HOUSE'' SNARE TICKET GIVES YOU OP- portunity of owning this beau- titei home or $4500 cash when lucky ticket is drawn, Proceeds. for Crippled Children and Com- munity Service, Send todny for ono on. more shares to Rotary Club, Box 428, Esser, Ontario, $'7,000 OPT4IMiST HOME "MAY BE YOURS" ALSO PARTICIPATE -TN $50.00 monthly Bo draw. Other prizes. Detailson Bond receipt. Shares$1.00 each. or 0 for $5.00. Send for shares to St, Catharines Optlmtst Club, Box 446-H., St. Catharines, Ontario. 1942 PONTIAC TORPEDO. SEDAN WILL BE SOLD TO HOLD- er of winning ticket, to bo drawn" in I3espeler, Thanksgiving 'Day,, Tickets 25e, 5 for $1.00. Proceeds Kinsmen Service, Charities, Send for tickets to Kinsmen Club. Box 428-0.8., Hespeter, Ont. $10,000 HOME BUILT, ANYWHERE He CANADA to - Winner's - specifications, or $10,000in cash will be awarded, . lucky winner. Also chance on $100- monthly draw, Winner is still eligible for house draw. All proceeds for children's welfare. Tickets S:1 each—`15 for $10, .Mail remittance to Sudbury Riwanfs Club, Box 63. -• DYEING' AND CLEANING HAVE YOU -ANYTHING NEEDS dyeing or cleaning? Write to:•us. for information. Wo are glad. to answer you•questions, Depart- ment H. Park,er's Dye Works Limited, 791 Yonge 'Street, To. FARM MAC%I TNlanv li'of SALee N.. W BRIGGS as STRA7TON ATR - cooled gasoline engines.' Most use: to -data engine made. Low cost. Dealere 'orders invited. Scope' Sales Co„ hex 802, Ottawa, Ont. "VIKING" CREAM' SEPARATORS • and repair, parts are always available either at your- local ' dealer or direct from. Swedish Separator Co. Lhnited, 720 Notre. Dame Weet, Montreal $, Que,.. mon-SALE' QUANTITY' 01r LARGE -:WILLOW trees. Hanger Limb Company, 86 Xing Street West, Toronto, Ont, PIANOS, OUR SMALL NEW PIANOS, will .be available shortly, Beauti- full in design and tone. Circular mailed promptly, Factory Mason and Risch' Limited 042 ]King Street West, Toronto. POR SALE? GENERAL SPORE ON -HIGHWAY, Hamilton vicinity,nice home sur. roundings; $0,500 complete, $6,000 cash required; owner retiring. Ask Worthington, 21 Main E,,. ' Hamilton. FIV]; PEDIGREED A,13ERDEEN Angus Cattle. Three Heifers, Taro "Bulls, 'Address Eckhardt, rPrlce- vltlo, R.R. 1, Ont. STALLION —'ONE PURE BRED French Canadian Premium A, five year old, ono two year old, French Canadian Stallion, one Yearling. Sorrel stallion' of same' breed, Priced reasonable. Box 60, 73 Adelaide W., Toronto. 'GREAT DANES HARLEQUIN: AND BLACK GREAT Dane puppies, registered, best Canadian end .American blood- lines, Mrs, M. Eopklns, co'. No. Highway .and 5th Concession, Unionville, Ont. STRAIGHT FOX HOUNDS: ALSO crossed with blood hound. One month to two years ottl: Good , running stock. Hawkesbury Ken- nels, Hawkesbury, Ont. et U S C 0' V Y DUCTS, WHITE, drakes 52.00, ducks $2.00 F.O.B. Panin Farm, B.O. Box 101, Alder. • Idiot, Ont,. WEANLINGS FROM REGTSTERES) 'Yorkshlr es, oyer 6 weeks old. 8 for $50. Also Registered breeding, ns:Stock Crattree.. Reg. Briggs. Clear Lake, Ont. BRIGHT'S REAL .ESTATEWIND- tor Ontario otter 160 mores Hinter Loam near Forest, Ontario, Tiled, Fenced,.Prl*e $49 per acre, House, Barns, Concrete Silo. 2850.0 $ 0 DoWe Payment, 20,000 BREEDING EWES. .50,000.:. Feeder Lambs. Rambouillet—, Merino Corridaie Cross, Southern , Sask. Wool Growers' Association, Maple Creek, Snskatc)iewnn, G. S. Herringer, Secretary. SURPLUS ARMY STORES • Army Petrol Cans, capacity 2 Imp, gallons; with carrying handle" and heavy brass cap. Just the thing for caf•rying extra gasoline, water, anti- •I1•eeze or any. liquid. Pries) 79e eaOh, Used Land Mine Boxes,. 534 x 3'ki•X 28" Long, Price $1.39 each. Used Ammunition Boxes, 13 x 11 x 18" high, double hinged cover, 18 handlesSte. Pri ice a o hech carrying All-purpose metal containers,. 17"' high x 1034 x,534, with slip-on cover and canvas carrying strap. - Price .790 each. 6' Folding Mess Tables. price $5:95' each, 6' Folding Benches, $2,20 each. C.O.D.—Transportation charges ex Write The Alison Machinery Com- pang Limited, 208 Simcse St,,,To- ronto 213,.Ontnrio,- UP TO DATE' DRT70 SO0)1120 equipped with Soda 'Fountain Service 'and. Souvenir Shop. Good business all year, round. Reply to 'Poitrss Pharmacy, 210. Main St, Laohute, Que., 45 miles from Montreal. - - ta.curoniC MUTU1tS. NEW, USle1) bought, sold, - rebuilt; belts, pyb leys, brushes, Allen' Electric Com. pany Ltd., 2826 Durferin St., To. ionto. ELECTRIC MOTORS REWOUND AND • REPAIRED. EX- 'Port workmanship. Moderato • prices, -Lloyd M. ,Bettger, Monk - ton, Ontnrio, FARMS FOR SALE 75 ACRES, FOR '.SALE, GOOD buildings, .2 miles' to Barrie, 8 neves wheat, 12 acres clover, 26 acres 'ploughed, Plenty water; 'well fenced; hydro. available, Possession Oct. 1; $2200' down. Apply. Earl Barron, Bartle, Ont. NORTH '.JA•5', DTSTRICT 160 acres, free and clear deed. Good road to property. Good hunting and fishing. Total price $500.., 'If '. You waist' a quiet property in a goad phseeto relax,' give me a eats. Several more properties' to same -district. Geo, Wight,' -302 Canada Bldg., Windsor, Ont,.,• ISSUE 39—i0d5,.. 'FAotsss FOR SALE 21 ACRES PRUIT FARM, 16 ACRES of fruit trees new modern 5 -room dwelling- with space above for 9 additional rooms; largo enclosed veranda, double garage, 2 wells, • Hydro, modern conveniences, 012,- 600 terms to suit. A bargeln for the shrewd buyer. S. Vuikov. 11.11, 1, School Rd., Niagara -on - the Lake, Ont. 100 ACRES, GOOD BUl'LDINGS, electricity, 1 mile C.P.R. station, Kemptville, Ont„ 1 mile Bedell station, schools, agricultural col- lege, istrs.. E. Cotnam, 390 First Ave., Ottawa. Ont, .150 -ACRE FARM FOR SALE— Gravel loam, brick house, good outbulldingo, new silo, abunditnee Of water. Halt mile from high- way., Apply Box 1228, Smiths Falls, Ont, VALUABLE'! FRUIT PAIW, 33 acres 01 exceptionally well cul- tivated orchards, including pears, peaches, cherries,plums, prunes, grapes and apples; attractive 10 - room• Melt home, electricity, bath, hot and cold running Water, beautiful.'surroundings; tenant house,barn, packing shed, 2 gar- ages. thictcen pen; all in splendid repair;: half mile from school on good road. Price 525,000; must sell Owner /lying on farm, D. E. Lightic, Ridgeville P.0„ Welland slain Ity. 140 ACRES. A13013T' 10 ACRES bush good house, barn and sheds.. Ap1 Well, K.R. 1,TavF- stockc, Henr yW FARM FOR SALE,NEAR A GOOD ' 'town, on the cement highway, .lots of water, good buildings, 83.600. Apply to J, H, Goodrich, Wnrkworth, Ont. 104 ACRES FARMS, RICH LOAM 'soil, New -steel barn In 1937, neer- ' ly new 8 roomed frame house. Hydro, running water in both. house and barn, 8 acres ;bush, driving- shed and hen coop, good fences, 25 acres hay and pasture, the rest ploughed. drilled well '58,000, at least $4,000 in cash, 10 miles from Guelph, 3 miles from Rockwood, 5 miles from Acton, 1 mile to school, 'Mrs.- T. Haleovltch, R.R. 4, Rockwood, Ont. s • 200-ACRA FARM, LOT 18, CON, 18, Enniskillen Township, one mile oft No.. 21 Highway. Eight -room brick house, ,full basement, Barn 40 ft. by GO ft, finished 051 with cement mangers and steel stanch- ions, 12x40 concrete silo. Good machine shed and granary. Good clay loam, 'well tiled, 25. tierce hardwood bush. . Apply ` Walter Clark, Wyoming, Ontario. HELP WANTED 'HOUSEKEEPER UNDER FORTY reliable, trustworthy, for farm home. All conveniences, twomale • adults. Reply )lox 234, Barrie,. Ont. - - - LINO OPERATORS AND FLOOR MEN WANTED COMPETENT LINO OPERATORS' and floor men wanted fora news • paper printing office, permanent position, highest wages. 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