HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1944-04-20, Page 6PREVIEW OF INVASION.
An indication of what Ikies over Europe will look like when the Allies
Invade Hitler's continental fortress is given in the spectacular photo
above, showing massed descent by U, S. paratroopers in England, put on
for Prime Minister Winston Church'll and Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower,
supreme Allied Commander.
A Sailor's Letter
From British Isles
The following extracts from a
naval officer's letter home are well
worth passing on:
"Although this is the first time
since June of 1942 I have been in
the British Isles, the contrast be-
tween then and now is quite ap-
parent. The people are just two
years more tired. • •dreadfully tir-
ed; tired of blackouts, of rationing,
of queuing up, of war generally,
but there is no sign of any less de-
termination of seeing this thing
through. When I was here last the
first big raid had just gone over
Cologne, and its effect was like a
ionic to all England. However,
since then the mighty raids have
continued with such regularity and
dulling monotony that the original
effect of the tonic has worn thin,
and its place has been taken by
that old feeling of dog -tiredness. I
should think that the actual invas-
ion will come like a ."Pring tonic
to a too -long Winter -suffering peo-
ple. I hope so,"
Bagpipes, Too?
The Red Cross and St. John
societies have annonuced the ship-
ment of 14,000 musical instruments
to British prisoners of war. As if
uncertain of their category, it was
added that bagpipes were: included
in this total.
'TWO' IN HAWAII
Inspection holds no fears for
"Tojo," tiny mascot pup of this
V. S. Marine, standing in line for
inspection following debarkation
at Pearl Harbour from a Navy
task force aircraft carrier.
It Really Is Not
The Bear's Fault
The black bear is one of the most
playful and hunlorons of all ani-
mals, but he is still a bear. He does
not seek plan's company '
m the first
place, and, when it is thrust upon
him, he is likely to abuse it. If he
is pampered he expects mare pam-
pering. If he isgiven half a pie
he will take the other half, .if it is
within the reach of his powerful
paws, Then there are complaints
that he has become a nuisance, and
he is shot. And it really is not his
fault,
Modern Etiquette
By Roberta Lee
1 if someone is relating some-
thing that is very disagreeable,
what should one do?
3 Would it be all right for a
mother to give the bride away if
the bride has no father?
8 How should a man introduce
his wife to a woulan who is much
older:
4 Is it correct to have the date
on an invitation to be engraved as
Wednesday, Marcs 29?
6 Is it proper to say to a woman
"Flere is a matt I want to intro-
duce you to"?
6 Is is all right for a person to
leave his napkin in his chair when
he leaves the dinner table?
Answers
1 Do not let it upset you, but
change the subject as soon as pos-
sible. Forget it and do not repeat
it as only those things which are
pleasant are worth remembering
and repeating, 2 Yes, if she wishes
3 "Mrs. Smith, I would like
you to know my 'wife," 4 No: the
date should be spelled out, Wed-
nesday. March twenty-ninth. 5
No, The man should always be
presented to the woman. Say,
"Here is a Ilan 1 want intro-
duce
to to you." 0 No: the napkin
should be left on the table.
Before the letters SOS were
dopted generally as a distress
signal at sea, the letters CDt1
were need.
RHEUMATIC
plFS! AWAYITHEM
r l Does Your Body Ache?
w. c' Rer('s quick relief from
nu eeable nearttk', rheu-
matic, arthritic and 1
r•''' baso pains—Drink water
abundantly and rely even
"n HE1,1,' herbalremedy
Its 1 Internal eteaneer. Aa
ll a 1
win and feae IroA aria •
t a r t
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Lt 'id are wit/4110d7 nava •—
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y 't'llllr III Ila{ Kot Rr'IIC I' Illrly
be felt right at the (IMO.
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'rake Thies cneva'It'%VFILL.
y,.
rc ^rrarlr before retiring
and trnkC en a tel morn-
ing reeling fine( Soil St
all dcugrita or it. 1, atutvcne)'s
item enter, 1,1,1,. Dept. A., 2(1 OasIng-
tee ace., ('matte ;t, Ont.
Headache
Nothing is more depres•
sing than headaches...
WhBysuffer?.,. Lambly's
will give instant relief.
Lamyfy'sisgoodfor ear. el,.
eche, (oorhach e, pai ns i n
back, stomach, bowels, 7/dirt
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If you suffer MONTHLY
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f
You who suffer tired,'
headache,
backache, and tirld; nervous feel-
lugs—due to female functional dis-
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has a soothing effect on one of (soon-
an's (host important orryans• Also a'
fine stomeeh tome( Made in Canada.
Worth trying
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How Can l ??
By Anne Ashley.
Q.How can I remove scorched
spots from clothing?
A Rub with a white cloth( mois-
tened with peroxide. Do not use
on colored garments as it will re-
move the color.
Q How can I save celery so that
it can be used later for flavoring?
A After washing and drying
celery tops place them in the oven
until thoroughly dried. Store the
leaves in air -tight glasses' and use
them for flavoring. Some persons
prefer then to celery seed.
Q, How can I mend granite
utensils?
A Press some putty into the
holes in granite utensils and bake
until brown in a hot oven. This
is an effective method.
Q How can I remove the odor
of gasoline from clothing?
A Hang the garment outdoors
for several hones, then bring it
into the house and hang where the
air is warm.
Q How can I test the quality
of coffee?
A Pour about a tablespoon of
ground coffee into a cup of cold
water, If the coffee floats and
colors the water very slowly, it
is pure. If any of the coffee sinks
to the bottom, or stains the water
quickly, there is some adulterant
present.
Your Watch Does
17 Miles Per Day
Most modern watchei tick five
times every second, which is equi-
valent to 19,000 time: every hotir,
The average size of a balance wheel
is a little more than half an inch,
so that in one hour it will travel
43,912 inches. At the end of the
day it will have done nearly seven-
teen miles.
DREAM COME TRUE
Dream of all boyhood came true
for this youngster when he got
to make friends with elephants
of the Ringling Bros„ Barnum &
Bailey Circus when it arrived in
New York. He's pictured fear-
lessly patting the trunk of one of
the big fellows,
Britain Needs More
Volunteer Drivers
Thousands of volunteer truck
drivers, including women, will be
needed this spring and summer to
help in -the invasion of the contin-
ent, said the London "Daily Mail"
recently.
Women drivers will be required
to drive medium-sized trucks so
that men can be upgraded to heavy
long-distance trucks. Voluntary
drivers will take the strain off the
over-worked British railways.
WHAT SCIENCE
IS DOING
Mirth Of Earth
Granting that the earth was torn
out of the sun" by a passing star
in the form of a huge mass of gas,
what was its early history? •asks
The New York Times, Dr, Perley
G. Tutting presents this vivid
picture.
It.tagine a huge ball of dense
gas with a temperature of about
5,000 degrees C. The outer layers
cool first, During the cooling
process the •gaseotts earth is
violently agitated, so that Sonne
elements combine to form liquids
which alternately rise and Hien
fall back in the form of rain,
After the temperature of the
earth drops a thousand degrees the
first liquid core forms—a core of
iron and iron alloys. At the
liquid surface the atmospheric pres-
sure is about thirty-two pounds to
the square inch, or more than twice
what it is now.
* * * '
'rhe first solids appear at a tem-
perature of 3,000 to 2,500 degrees
C, and they probably float on the
liquid sphere. Deeper down are
heavy vapors of afetal and of a
few stable compounds of high den.
sity. All these vapors condense
at higher levels, rain down and
vaporize . over and over again. At
intermediate and higher levels
water vapor (as much as 1,83 tons
to the square inch) condenses and
pounds down in the form of rain
but never reaches the surface. At
the outer limits of the planet there
are free gases, very cold,
When the earth cools down to
1,500 or7,200 degrees C, silica and sili
silicates fora. They cover the core of
the earth to a depth of utiles and miles
and snpplant all but a few metallic
vapors. In fact, there are vast
Loss Of Oil Wells
Won't Stop Huns
The Red Army's, advances im-
peril about 40 percent of Germany's_
petroleum supply—about, 6,000,000
tons 'annually—in Ploesti, Poland
and Estonia but even if the Ger-
mans lose it, the Petroleum Press
Bureau said last night, "it would
be unwise to look for4paralysis' of
the German war effort."
It was explained that while the
German army strategy "would ob-
viously be severely hampered," the
(Jcrnnts woud be defending less
territory in shorter lines of conl.-
munication and tints w ;fld not need
as much oil as before.
The bureau added that continued
bombing of German synthetic oil
plants was. necessary because of
widespread use of such fiteis by the
Nazi army and air force.
snow -storms of these silicates,
How docs life begin? Dr, Nattillg
does not know. But he believes
that it originates in the polar
regions.
REWARD
There la an 'urgent need for
ear% to transport war workers
to and from Work. I5 you know
of anyone who, has a car tsr
whichhe baa no easentlel 'itse,
send us his or her name, address,
make and year of ear and any
other In Son stion available.
We Will Pay -Up
To $50.00 Reward
for Information whlcir reanits in
the purebane eS n ear.
Our representative nal pay ynir
1st VIM, 4100r top eneh prloen.•
Do Not Delay. Urgent!
SHULLY'S
Vl G i
2128 Yonge St. Toronto
MAyfair 3844
ItAttY CHICKS
SPECIAL PRICES FOR JUNE
AND JULY
Barred Rock Mixed 10c
New Hampshire Mixed Ile
White Leghorn Mixed tie
Burred Ruck fillets 17c
1Vhite Leghorn Pullets 20c
Don't delay. 31.00 books your order.
Carleton hatchery,
nrltnnnln Heights, Ontario.
BATTY CHICKS, - 313.00 ('1015 100.
After Mel' 1, sll.us, Thrasher's
Hatchery, 'Harrow, Ontario.
RIVERSIDE GOVERNMENT AY -
preyed Baby Ctll ks front large
type htoodteated Breeden, cloth-
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fast maturing Chicks. )sacred
Rocks, White 1 rghoens, Light
tins axa write for folder, Rivet•-
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PLAY SAFE NEIGHBOURS, RUT
Government approved Chicke.
bred to lay and bred. for quality,
Leghorns & Barred hocks are
our specialties. Write now for
• pries list, our orders aro llama
'Rr'aterloo Chick Hatchery, \Vater-
1oo, Ont.
Qt1a lil'L'Y CITICKS, ALL OUR
breeders selected and blood -test-
ed, cele Inge eggs set, Barred
Rooks, New ITam pshtres, Light
Sussex, While Leghorns, T3ybrkle,
Tlampshlre X Starred Rooks, Sus-
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eggs. Immedlate deliver). \Vrtle
far prince, Paul W. Dobrindt &
Sorts, Route :3. Smithville, Ont.
0. B. S. BARRED ROCX. CHICKS
from Pullorum-free government
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list, I•T"nes Poultry F.trna, Jersee-
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cCRc.T N---1\T\1f:IIIAIE SII Ii'\Tp1N'e,
elso started ehieks, turd Leghorn
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Inter delivery heavy so we ed
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new, Bay TT'U ehery, 130 John
N., IInmiltnn, Ont.
BUY PAYWELL ELL CHICKS
IN l,TAV AND JUNE. '('(1E QU1C1(
growth trod early and to rt ty of
I'aywell Chicks will assure yen
of plenty or Fall eggs. Whito
Le .horns, Barred necks, New
Macpshh'es and hybrids avail-
able, f:ocleerey Loa Poultry Farm,
Hex 20, Lorne Park, Ont.
1N171 VI OVALLY It;O,P. S T 12 E0
Rooke, Leghorn X Rork, -511558x
Leghorn, Reds. 10el, discount on
Fall Chick order's now, 'an tchtng
Eggs, Etc., Brunner's Poultry
Farm, Liman, Ont.
STARTED CHICKS, SUSSEX,
Etc.
715051 1 WEISE OLD TO 2 MONTHS
old, Several thousand at'niiable
now. This is sot a sideline, 'These
chicks are raised under ideal
conditions from day-old to 10 days
in battery brooders in a. largo
moist basement roomand trans-
ferred to a spaelotts 70' x 40'
building tinder electric brooders,
OrderNow(as alerted chicks
and pullets
wont boavailable
a little later on) and bey from
a Taal Poultry nil reeling Farm of
6000 Breeders on O\i•'. Plant.
Lakeview- Poultry Farm, Wein
73rD:„ lexeter, Ontario.
PROFIT COMES FROM: AIMING AT
perfectiun. That's as true in the
chi'kol1 business es any other..
The lees yon learn 00 chrtnee the
more sun resfni ;MUM be, It you
buy the best chinks you can get
for the money and give there
yet,r hest care and the moot stilt.
able feed you min find --then
you'll he leescniog every risk
and improving .every•haneo for
a sure,.r.ful season, There Is n
wide variety of breedsfor you to
choose from, Clovernntont Approv-
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non -sexed„ pullets or . ceekerrals,
Also started ehielra two and three
weeks old and nide(' pullets eight
'weeks and older. Send for mit-
gglogua and nsecmiis t. Top Notch
Chiekeriee. Guelph, Ontario.
. LAKEVIEW OFFERS YOU
BROAD BREASTED SUSSEX
roritereis if yon want: a 0551 heavy
breed enckerei, 'Hybrids er New
Ramps. if yon want something
a Gest maturing bird for 10e(lnr
eyr up to 5 lir..dressed roaster.
Several thousand n.vellable, for
immediate delivery ie you art
qulel(ly. Lakeview Poultry Farm,
Wein Brun., Exeter, Ontario,
DAM: CTIICKS.
TW EDDLE CHICKS HAVE Af
wuys given a good account of
themselves, but this yens .more
than erur w'e are receiving glow-
ing reports about the livability
of Twaddle chicks. When chicks
live well you can depend on it
that they are vigorous and will
develop Intogood layers 1111d good
meat birds. K. Hassfield, R.R..
Walkerton purchased 500 White
Leghorn pullet's March 7th has
still 000, hes purchased 600 more
for May. Buy Tweddle Chlelts
for livability and vigor, We can
sire prompt delivery on day old
and slertrrs, two and three creeks
05 itg0,. in tion -sexed pullet or
cockerels in alt popular breeds;
Also eight week old pullets and
older, Fres Catalogue, Tweddle
Chick Hatcheries Limited, Fergus,
Ontario,
PrLLETS AND CAPONS YeicS2t
11e l' and June hatched ehleke.
Our New Hampshire Light .Sussex
hybrids make excellent layers
and ,lucent of men( birds.
Weber Poultry Farm and Hat-
chery. Route 2, Kitchener, Ont,
ACT QL rCl 1 s Ile 100 WANT
some of th so gond Tweddle two
and three week. Old started chicks
In bon -sexed, pullets 01. coclee•els.
Spominl reduced prices whtleeithey
last. Also day old and pullets
S
weeks of age and older. write
I nnuerl Is tela' for catalogue, Tu•od-
tile ('hick 1'Atteherles (do ited,
Forgets, Ontario,
CHICKS FROM A BREEDING
FARM OF 5000 LAYERS
DUE TO Tl10T11.R 17 G 0 0 10 0 •
duction aml nut lchabitl ly. Lake-
view offers ynu Ilmited number
of day-old chicks, enckerel% end
pullets for hnmecliate delivery,
also limited number of started
chicles 1, 2, 3, and -1 weeks old
and r1 few lots lip in 0 and 8
weeks old. Act now and don't be
d(5uppoin lett. Na. stal•f.edchicks
available later an. Large Type
White Leghorns, Sussex, Sussex
New Damp., Sussex X Leg-
horn, 0ad Rock\ Leghorn. Hook
your order for S7 c i
Slay and d Jnnc
chicks NOW,Only limited 05111 -
bo• loft foe nl tr delivery, Send
your order to Lakeview el iew Poultl'y
lealm, Nein Eons, 1 5elcr,. Ont,
OVEIN(: .0 Melee:vets
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Limited, 791. Tanga Street, To.
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44 Ring Street, Hamilton, and 73
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types of finest quality Flair
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THE 151'S STlil'IA.A'ILINED COM -
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336 Elgin, Ottawa. Postpaid 31.00.
BAUMEEKA FOOT BAL14. destroys
offensive odor Instantly, 460
bottle. Ottawa agent, Denman
Drug Store, Ottawa.
OFFER TO INVENTORS
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List of inventions and fun refor-
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273 Dank Street. Ottawa, Canada,
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\V1dITD SWEET CLOVER, $0,00
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Above (wade two, ALntutnoth (late
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F'(lft SALE'
re A(.,tHS FARM tliltl alOait for
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Tfl,.It, 1, Mono poach, Ont.
FARM, 100 A01i17S, 4 ,1tl.t•L5 151001]
Aylmer, Que., 9 miles from Ot-
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puttees and wOodlot, suitable
dairying. gardening. Taxes 8 mills
,l. tensonale, Fred Ferris & Suns,
Aylmer, Que..
FIVE T UNIS01 D ACRES 13121Cri.
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lleph l
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550e. send . montes, melee I150,i,>
& C'o., Pe teehorough, Ont.
FOR SALE
EGG B10T:SHES — DIRTY EGGS
made clean with a few strokes.
Brushes, Ede, Refills, n'St, post -
tions. SA. L. lReicbmuthaar
to � MSch-
wall, Saskatchewan.
DeWALT SAWS AND WOOD1VORK-
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able from direct factory rmere-
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gladly furnished on application,
DelValt Lieber Corporation Ltd„
402 Brest Ponder St.; Vancouver,
11,0,
GRI:NPeess-(rreey, fifteen inch.
double action, bttbhlt hearings,
workable condition, Pulleys,
aliefting, hangers, belting elevat-
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BEL:C—Ftft)'-night ft, two. piece_
extra.heavy 8 Twenty Dollars.
BLACKSMITHS SVISEPIL PLATE—
Eight dollars,
JARDINE T RE 1?1'SETTER—
Twelvo dollars, •
Equipment in Orono,Contact
Rowland Smith, 10 Wroxeter Ave.,
Toronto.
leSSEXIi11NT GUERNSEY ASSOC-.
lotion offers Heifers, Bulls, R.O.P.
Breeding. Write A. Kendrick,
Essex.
FOR SALE, COUNTRY STORE AND
service station, complete equip-
ment and Steele, Good location,
Pike Itoad, T usy Bee Corner.
Raymond lioslippe, Amitorstburg,
Ont., R,R, 1.
311P1T HARNESS DRESSING —
1'inest leather and harness pre-
servative. Shalt also lama many
houeshold .egos 25e up at most
grocery, hardware and chain
stores. A product of Lloyds Lab-
oratories, Toronto.
ALADDIN 'HOMES, 51. 06.37,600.
Pay like rent. Serol 25e. roe 32 -
page book, I3owar,l St„ Reming-
ton Park, Windsor, Ont.
ELECT
kIC MOTORS,NEV.
USED,
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pulleys
brushes Allen Electric)
Company Ltd., 2320 Dufferin St.,
Toronto.
le R 10 L COLORED NURSERY
Catalogue, Pull tine of 10001E
Trees Evergreens; Flowering
Shrubs Perennials: Shade Trees;
Rose s; 13rookditle I{tngswsy
Nurseries, Bowmamvilie, Ontario,
WANTED
WANTED 1N YUUR DISTRICT
some ane to talee orders for day
, old chicks In eparo time for a
largo Canadian Government Ap-
proved (Jbiok Htatchery. Na In-
vestment required, Liberal Com
mission paid. write for full de-
tails Box No. 130. 73 Adelaide
W„ Totem to.
TEACH.'ERS WANTED, PROTEST -
ant, for school tetnn 1944-4e, with
elementary or intermediate di-
plomas; sa11117 9800 to 9000 per
school term. .Send applieutions to
54011101 Board of Aylwll No, 1;
Leigh MCCornlell, Sec.-Treas.,
len ubaeu .. a ( stating quali-
fications tidusnt. experience.
WANTED "FUR OASIS, WASTE
lands, Blit over lands, on lake
river or highway. State lot and
concession numbo's, township
and all details of Interest In first
letter with lowest cash prlce.
53,0, Doi 43, Postal Station IS,
Toronto.
HEALTI•T\ ',TIPPERS ALL BREEDS ,
1000 Persian hitt ens, Canaries,
Pcn'tuto, L'lgennv Bantams, other
pets Quote. tweet. price to Seeds
& Birds CO., 1210 \V, St. Catherine,
Montreal,
1 I,,A,i (Ilene, r I...1 5111',1, 1 1.1)5 Ole
eldesel l ptiuUH; 111 gee:, t price:
Pahl. PM: path ul;u'a virile to
Queen Cily vensber Co., 11 Bald-,
win til 'reveille,
1\(:)51.,,119 111 : t
le T RA I I1
It 6 N
for Jllentillsnlm In4i1 Also ce-
D011011.411 man III i lupin i 1u't
I rr•os ref', 1„nr, Ic-P,•qulr 1 i 111(e11
Fruit 1 •n•ms, Stanford milt, •
.).
1. 11.5\ t.1,I15 NTS IN l\'I,N1)S0Ie
Il tad riel led t Inn re, ted l.ill 11(11'-
1' yoti h,n•r any
L,1 S•,It' ala ee give me lull Dens.
teeth' re te orbs.,term., lore-
‘1,151,.lith. f nrlu=
',mount, III( 1 ,�,i If any ',11(1
,:r'ly' ((tees. 11, 11. :tie rent elle,
I:, \Vytml ,Ileht. W„ teltelror,
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