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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1928-04-26, Page 7Seo the New Models at your dealers. Have your oar equipped now and save the run - nine board. Ask Your Automobile Dealer to show you the New Models or write for list. Sully Brass Foundry Ltd. 2388 Dundas St. West Toronto, Canada. New Edmonton Map Ftnaects Increasing Demand For Maps in Canada .According to the To•pog'aphical 113urvey, Department of the Interior, our Dominion 1s becoming more and ilnore a nation o3 map users. This is 1reflected in the increasing demand 'requiring suoceselve editions of some of the more popular map sheets is- sued by this organization. The Ed- anonton sheet of the Sectional Map of Canada, for instance, has already gone through ten editions since it was SW published thirty-seven years ago. The latest edition, which has just been issued, dhows in seven colors all topographical features, both natural and artificial, possible for the scale employed—three miles • to an inch. A *Ludy of the successive editions, of this map would afford a ready means of tracing the progress of settlement to this district. When he first ediion was issued the Calgary and Edmon- ton branch was the only railroad in Alberta north of the C.P.R. main line. To -day, as the present edition shows, the area is served by a network of main and branch railwapr lines and le also filled with, other features result- ing from the works of man, such as towns,, villages, farmhouses, schools, chunehes, elevators, telephone lines, post offices, and so on. Another interesting feature record- ed upon the latest edition is that in the 104 townships covered there are some 280 miles of trunk road's, 493 miles of secondary roads, and 2350 miles of local roads in fair condition. Oil Well 'Gives Great Returns In England Owing to Legal Technicalities Its Commercial Working Is Not Feasible London Dir. Arthur Wade, speak- ing at the Institution. of Petroleum Techtiiologiste, quotes Dr. A, C. Veatch, an American. oil expert, as saying that "the petroleum ,possibili- ties -1n the Midlands of England are of the most amazing and striking character." The lecturer referred to the oil well at Hardetoft in Derby- shire. Few people, he said, realized that between May and December, 1927, the well produced some 2500 'Mons of oil, an average of. six barrels daily, which comiparee favorably with the official statement of the average wield of producing wells in the United States. He felt certain that aoclumulationa of petroleum, possibly of comparatively large dimensions• remain to be d seov- ered in England. Dr. Wade concluded by saying that although the was sure accumulations of oil did exist in the English Mid- lands, he was also quite sure that it was not at present oommmeroially feasible to look for them. Owing to the fact that the lands were minutely subdivided, it was a complicated task to block up an area such as a com- pany would require, for drilling. Even in the case of coal leases, he had ttbrese are shown, respectively, in red, known the average time between. the In buff and in black. The site of old Fort Augustus, shown upon the map as located on the north side of the Saskatchewan below Fort Saskatchewan provides a link with the past. Alex,ancler Henry, the younger, tells in his journal of cutting barley at this place on the 3rd of September in 1810 some time after the tort itself had been abandoned. Edmonton, a city of over 65,000 is built on the site of "New" Fort Augustus, erected in the latter part of he 18th century and sometimes designated Upper Fort des Prairies bis early explorers and traders. "New" Fort Augustus was maintained by the North West Company until their fusion with the Hudson's Bay Com- pany in 1821. Later the name was changed to Fort Edmonton. The Edmonton sheet may be, obtain- ed from the Surveyor General, Topo- graphical Survey, Department of the Interior, Ottawa, upon application for the nominal sum of 25 cents in sheet form or 50 cents when linen -backed or in folder form. A German psychologist says that perfume has played an important part in the growth of kindliness in this world of ours, but, then, he may be just an old sentimentalist. agreement for a lease and the signing of the oontract'to be eight years. Further than that, he most favor- able oil disriets are in he coal fields where fuel resources of a competitive Character were• not kindly regarded. Again, if the bore -holes went through the coal seams, the coal owners must be •compensated, wbichactually oc- curred at Hardstaft. Such obstacles have thrown a cold douolie over any optimist oil seeker. Woman's Sphere Manchester Guardian (Lib.) : (The Manchester City Council decided that marriage should not be made a reason for the dismissal of women teachers). Efficiency is the only matter that should be taken into account when a woman or a man is employed or dis- missed. Any other attitude leads to hopeles sconfusion, frequent injustice, and sometimes to ludicrous interfer- ence with the private lives of individ- ual teachers.... Marriage, as such, has no more to do with the matter in the case of a woman than a mltin. To argue that no woman should be mar- ried unless her husband is able to sup- port her is not only to show oneself hopelessly out of touch with modern conditions, but also to introduce con- siderations which are irrelevant to A professor finds that a girl babythe general issue and impertinent when discussed in relation to particu- triples herr weight during her first lar cases. year. And tries to halve it during s hem fortieth. Assam, the native home of the tea bush, produces teas which are famed the world over for their strength, rich- ness and flavor. The superior and distinc- tive quality of Red Rose Orange Pekoe is largely due to /these fine quality Assam teas, of which it is chiefly composed. Every package guaranteed. Tat sciiwzattns `TMO 4 B ED' E owe Our breeders are bred for high egg production. White, Broavrl and Bug Leghorne, Barred and White Rocks, R. I. Reda, An- conae, Buff Orpingtone. White Wyandottee.l2cand up. r00°� live delivery guaranteed. Waste tod:iv for FREE CHICK }OOK+ rGtwEGLER'S fdATCHERle,2 fl l osrsaurraa. BUFFALO.®,Y. German Clock Announces Midnight by Striking 24 Berlin—Whena clock strikes as high ae thirteen it Is' or'dinan•ily assumed that there is something wrong with it. Ths is no longer so in Freienwalde, Brandenburg. The clock in the tow- er of St, George's Church there not only has been equipped with a dial running up to twenty-four, but the striking mechanism has been altered so that the clock strikes, up to twenty:- four—twenty-four Imes a .midnigtht+i The twenty -four-hour system was introduced for the German railways and post office, but Freienwalde is the first place to accept all the consequ- ences of it. • We would' suggest that, before com- panionate marriage be tried, the couple experiment with a few sessions of companionate bridge -playing. estw to PNO.UPS teAtbisei .e 4%, For'ii'oubie>r due to Acid INDIACSTION ACID STOMACH HEARTAURO NIeMACNe t•,ASaS • NAUSKA:...,; When Pain Comes Whitt many people call indigestion very often means excess acid in the stomach. The stomach nerves have been over -stimulated, and food sours, Tho corrective is an alkali, which n eutralizes acids instantly, And the best alkali known to medical science is Phillips' Milk of Magnesia, It has remained the standard with physicians In the 60 years since its invention. One spoonful of this harmless, taste. • less alkali In water Willneutralize in. etantly many times as much acid, and the symptoms disappear at once. Yon will never use crude methods when once you learn the efficiency of this, Go get a sinall bottle to try, Be sure to get the genuine Phillip& Milk of Magnesia prescribed by physi- clans for 60 years in correcting excess acids. Each bottle contains full direc, tiotl8—any drugstore. A Gerr-naa View Berlin Court Rules Lipsticks Necessities; Orders Month's Pay to Discharged Girl Berlin—Lipsticks are no longer luxury articles which women may use or not, according to their desire, but monetized companents of milady's toilet, the same as dress, hat and shoes, a Berlin court ruled recently. Further, the court decreed that om= pioyere are not privileged to dis-. charge girls merely because they use office curtains' for renewing exoess carmine. The fault lies with the boss if he does not pay large enough sal- ' aries to enable the daughters of Eve to buy quality co -emetics which will not rub off, the Judge solemnly stat- ed. In defense the employer in this case said the red daubs on curtains In his office caused his wife to become sue- picious of his fidelity, and she ac- cused him of allowing stenographers to kiss his bald head and later remov- ing the' marks of hie treachery with curtains. He therefore sumwarily dismissed Fraulein Bibi, who was guilty of making the marks in ques- tion, but the Count made him paly her a month's salary, as' the girl was not An Empire Settlement Board Toronto Globe (Lib.) : All interested parties are agreed that British coun- tries ountries should he peopled by British. stock, not only for the sake of the peo- ple and the Empire, but for the bene- fits it would bring to Empire trade. The Empire Marketing Board le bend- ing its efforts in the direction of trade. Its functions • are partly of a publicity nature, but it also proposes to assist in Empire development by studying potentialities and by ft;rtlier- ing research. If it is worth while to devote money, time and enrgy to this end for the sake of the Empire, it is even more important that effort should be made and money should he spent to distribute the human intelli- gence and man -power of the Empire in a way to bring the best results. 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I NEW B$i15SWICB Independence "Ever since Leek Birkenhead took the important and extraordinary de- cision in 1924 to eummon Lord Read- ing, then Viceroy to India, to private conferences in Whitehall the demand has been gaining ground that the future of India should be decided upon after consultations between British nd Indian statesmen," says D. N, Bannerjea, member of the Committee of Itel1lcetuai Co-operation of the League of Netione, in an article in April "Current History" Magazine. ,India to -day is no Longer content with petty reforms. She asks for self-government as her inalienable right and is prepared during the transition to Ieave control over the army and relations with foreign pow- ers in the hands of the British Gov- ernment. India asks for self-govern- ment for fundamentally sound rea- sons,. , . The arrival of the members of the Royal Oammiselo on Indian Constitutional Reforms on Feb 3 was marked by closing of shops. and sus- pension of business in Bombay and by 'dramatic triumphs' in Calcutta. It must not be understood that the boy- cott applies only to the commission. It will continue until either by Parlia- mentary pronouncement or by means of a round table conference of pleni- potentiaries of England and India the future Constitution of India is deter- mined upon and accepted. Sir TO Bahadur Sapru proposes the appoint- ment of an Indian commission to. tour the oountry and conduct an investiga- tion into the working of the Constitu- tion. The British Parliament, no doubt, takes longer views and is more sympathetic. . . . The question of In- dian self-government finally does not resp on the merits or .demerits of the present Government. Campbell -Ban- nerman decided it long ago by his dictum that good government Is no proper substitute for self-govern- ment." 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