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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1928-09-27, Page 7Red Rose Tea is guaranteed in every way. Order a pack- age to -day, LJse any portion of it, and if you aro not en- tirely pleased you may return the balance to your grocer and your Morley will be refunded. p -r Guest' of Canada , O gentle migrant from the South, This is the season 'when we most re- joice To mark your Scottish pants, your gleeful voice, Your gay .contentment, as you take your choice Of Canada's accepted 'remedies for drouth.' Should Time revolving change your law So you (not surreptitiously) may gaze Upon the wine when it is red—still praise Our laws, our government, our British ways And visit us, 0 Guest of Canada, once more. —T, L. A. Montreal, September, 1928. Lady '(at children's peaty) ---"Well, my little man, what are you going to be when you grow up?" Little Man (tugging uncomfortable neckwear) : "Soniefln' what don't wear a collar." Spring is late in Italy. Probably Mussolini has had other things to do. When Baur Children Ciy for It Britain Speeds .Air Liner to Beat Germans • to Sea Hundreds of Workmen Rush Huge ' Ships in Race to .7.. Start Atlantic Ser- vice London.—Great Britain has th'ro'wn her last reserves of science intd they fight to wrest' from Germany the honor of launching the first trans-Atlantic air liner. Two giants of the air, the British R-100, now being built at Howden, and the German LZ -127, nearing comple- tion at Friedrichshafen, will make their first flights soon. The one fin- ished first will be recorded in history as making the first commercial flight over the Atlantic. The Germans are now in the lead, Their Zeppelin is expected to be in the air before the middle of August, whereas 'it will be toward the end of September before the British are ready to test, the R-100. Constructional difficulties, the failure of materials to arrive and other factors may alter this prospect. • • • , or many months in the giant `sheds at Howden and Friedrichshafen hun- dreds of workmen have been climbing like spiders over the largest metal sausages in the world. „Each of the new dirigibles is bulkier than an ocean liner. Tho metal skeleton is covered with cotton fabric, which has been treated with aluminum paint. Each has cost millions of dollars to con- struct. When completed' the tivo air- ships, each on its own route, will in- augurate a line of commercial air travel across the Atlantic. • The R-100 expects to make a direct crossing from Cardington, England, to New York, and the Graf Zeppelin from Friedrichs- hafen to the Azores and then to New York. The dimensions and carrying capa- cities of the two airships are equally astounding. The R-100 is 709 feet long, practically a seventh of a mile, the Zeppelin is 770 feet long and 116 feet high. Both ships are about half again as large as the American dirig- ible, iribible, the Los Angeles. These bare figures, however, tell only the outline of the story. Imagine an airship comprising three decks, the two upper decks for the passengers and the lower for the crew. Imagine a dining room capable of holding fifty persons, floor on which the entire pas- senger list can dance, promenade decks, comfortable cabins, all in an airship. Each airship is capable of carrying a passenger list of 100 and a crew of forty, but the Germans plan to Carry only twenty passengers and concen- trate on mail and valuable cargo. Meanwhile in the background looms up the tremendous shape of whatvw]ll be the greatest airship in the world, the R-101, which is building at Card- ington, England. It will not be ready until next year, and will then be placed in use on a route to India. Chivalrous Gentleman (to* man who, has just settled in the seat he has vacated)—"Pardon me, sir, but I meant that seat for this lady here." Big Man—"It's quite all right; that's my wife!" . Baby has little upsets at times. All your care cannot prevent them. But you can bo prepared, Then you can do what any experienced nurse would do—what most physicians would tell you to do—give a few drops of plain Castoria. No sooner done than Baby is soothed; relief is just a matter of moments. Yet you have eased your child without use of a single doubtful drug; Castoria is vegetable. So it's safe to use as often as an infant has any. little pain you cannot pat away. And it's always ready for the crueler pangs of colic, or constipation, or diar- rhea; effective, too, for older children. Twenty-five million bottles were bought last year. ARE YOU RUN-DOWN? All That is Neededis a 'pale to Build Up the,Blood There are many people .'wilt) have been semi -invalids so long that they ac�ce•,pt their condition as a We bur• glen. They have endured nervousness, broken sleep and a generally run- down feeling so long that they 1}aye given up hope of aga4?6i; eple ingtgo?d health. In .most bf' 'thest ' bae.ee a well chosen diet, fresh air and a tonic to build up the blcod weu1d do won - tiers, And as a blood -building, tonic no other medicine can compare with Dr. Williams' Flak Pills. Thereie scarcely a spot -in Canada wbere.you, will not find some formerly ailing per' son who has found new health through the use of this medicine. The expert- e:.e of Mrs. Thomas Ahearn, St. Malo, Que„ bears out these. state- ents. Shesays:—"I have the gaeat- eit reason to be thankful for what Dr. Williams' Pink Pills have one for me. I was in .a very weak and run-down condition.. Frequently I would faint and my legs would swell Stage Manager (to new'stage-hand) —"Now then, • everything's ready. Run up the curtain." Stage-Hand— "Wot yer talkin' about? Run up the curtain? I'm . a stage -hand, not a bloomin' squirrel!" Mr. Arthur Rowntree, headmaster of 33ootham School, the famous edu- cational establishment o1' the Society of Friends at York has retired after X28 years' service. lib Canada's Great Illustrated Newspaper Up -to -Date Rotogravure Section Enlarged Comic Section including BRINGING UP FATHER THE GUMPS TIILIE THE TOILER ORPHAN ANNIE WINNIE WINKLE MOON .MULIeINS MUTT & JEFF THE NEBBS " TOONERVILLE FOLKS HAROLD TEEN Eleven Other Carefully Selected Comic Features. Women's Pages Sporting Sections Financial and Mining Pages Latest News of the World by Camera and. Cable. The Newspaper to Interest all Members of the Family 10 CANADA'S CREAT ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER All News Dealers Sell. It Ontario Sales Agent • Ontario News Coni :-:. Onto �' ' 122 Richmond. St, W, - "Toronto, Ontario arerits: Fall Out Rcish to the (Wren's Aid to. Give Up Their Children . —Mediation Necessary "When trouble breaks out between ,husband and wife the first thing that occurs to them is to give the children to the society," said 3. 3'. Kelso, super- intendent of the Children's Aid De- partment, recently, Many people 'stem to have the idea that the society is delighted to get possession of child- ren no matter what the circumstances, in one week there were three cases is which parents asked to have the children taken over because they were not happy together and decided to separate. . With a very complacent and condescending manner, a father and mother walked into my office with a little boy and girl. "Me and the wife," said the man, "have decided we • can't get along together and are going to separate and we thought we would just hand the two children over to you." It was rather a surprise to them to find that I was not at all eager to accept the responsibility, and badly. It was almost impossible to when they were further assured that do any housework. It' neemeci' 'as if' they would be brought taefore the mag- istrate if they attempted any such my blood had turned to water. In thing as to give the children away to strangers . they were still further astonished.. - In the other. cases `where parents wore helping me, but I continued tak- were ; so ready and willing to part ing the pills luirtil I diad Tided •a ;dozen with their, children :they were urged boxes, by which time I found myseit to settle their' differences and to re - a completely restored 3voman, able to member! that; giving away their child - do my work without fatigue, a' "better ren we parting with the most appetitie and a sense of cheerfulness, precious possession any parents could where before I had ;.•eeh despondent, have. • The result is' that the children For all this, thanks to the health' -'are still in their own homes and ap- giving qualit).es; ,of Dr.. 't illianis' Pink parently the parents have become Pills".• more or less reconciled. In the heat If you 'are ;feeling ,run-down,. give of passion we are all apt to do and Dr, Williams' 'Pink' Pifls a fair trial say things for which we will repent at and new •libalthi. will be 'yours. You leisure, and my advice to all Child - from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., can get the pills from any meflicine Saving organizations is to be very dealer, or by mail at 50 cents a box slow about assuming responsibility for children when parents are at logger - Brockville, Ont. heads. Too many cases of this kind have occurred in the past with dis- Tiniest Tot There astrous results to both the children and their parents." this weak. and ,aespgndent cendrtion I began taking Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. A few boxes proved that they Lois Dalgleish, at the age of four, entertained the highland Gathering at Banff with her terpsichorean agility. She's frac Edmonton. France Equips Two Planes for Paris Riot Duty Observers, Through Wireless, to Inform Police in Streets of the Presence of Mobs.; :, ' Paris.—Aerial police for riot duty and the pursuit of airplane bandits have recently been organized by French authorities with an eye to the fu tpre• ,.• • A WONDERFUL TRIBUTE Baby's Own Tablets` Declared to be Worth Their Weight in Gold A mother has only to use Baby's Own Tablets once to be convinced that nothing else can equal them in banishing the ills of her little ones. Once used, always used, as long as there are small children in the home —that is the tribute thousands of mothers pay the Tablets. Among the many, many mothers who. are anxious to tell of their ea perierece with Baby's .Own .Tablets is Mrs. Griffith, of East Hamilton, Ont who writes:—"Shortly after coming to Canada I began giving the Tablets to my baby boy who was then six weeks old. The result was se pleas- ing that since that time I have al- ways kept the Tablets in the house. 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In a pronouncement issued by the Executive Committee of the World Association of Diamond Workers from its headquarters in Antwerp, it is pointed out that, while it is quite natural for the South African Govern- ment to try to promise diamond -cut- ting at home and thus build up domes- tic industry, the method to be em- ployed is contrary to every principal of fair competition and trade. Con- sequently, the affiliated unions are urged to forbid their members to go to South Africa to work for the firm in question, or any other firm which may make similar contracts. The great majority of the some 23,- 000 union diamond workers live in Belgium and Holland (about 12,000 in the former country and 6,000 in the latter). It' is understood that the diamond -cutting concerns of those countries are well pleased with the union's stand, as the prospect of see- ing the bulk of the work shaping up the rough gems done near the mines has caused considerable trepidation in Belgium and holland. 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As a result his life was threatened, his food supply interfered with, his fences torn down, , his letters intercepted and his servants compelled to leave him. All those who were found helping Boycott in any way were ostracized to the' youngest babe with absolute t by the tenants. As a result when safety. They are sold by medicine 1 harvest time came there was no one dealers or by mail at, 25 cents a box to gather Boycott's crops. He was by The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., forced to apply to England for help Brockville, Ont. and his harvest was gathered by a crew of emergency men" sent to him. This campaign of persuasion was Corsicans Permit Capture Of Bandit Lacking "Style" Ajaccio, Corsica. -Banditry is a lost art in Corsica. Perfettini, the latest of the robber chieftains, has been shot down by gendarmes, ,and they were able to get him only because the Corsi - Two airplanes equipped with wire Cans didn't like "erfettini's• style'. of less are kept at Le •Bourget field, banditry. There are three pilots and four4: e- , They; considered lits'methods too servers, all Inert air -trained in the War.,1ow•brow. He and. his band robbed Far above . the city on every. May 'and killed in the ordinary manner. Day 'and wheneven there is danger of a His acts were • regarded as . "crime," Communist or disorderly gathering while the Corsican bandit, Romanett, the air police- will circle_ the pity, also killed• by gendarmes two years swooping clown for• a 'close rvei1 every ago, occasionally held for big ransom new •and theta ke. observer, `vii some .unpopular person ,or killed 'in strong glasses, scan the streets ;and vendettas.'. report co,i tantlx by wireless to ;two police cars,betaw acluitped.ayith,sepd. ing and receiving ,sets . 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