HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1929-02-07, Page 7oaI ink .Annual Meeting
The sixttetl'i annual meettng of
eleareholdel's of The Royal Bank of
.hands narked the close of the most
eucceseful year In the history et the
bank: The report submitted showed
;.hat both the assets and the profits
et the hank :constituted a record for
Canadian banking,
Dealing with the question of trade
relationship between Canada and the
bolted States, Sir Herbert Holt, the
President, said;
"No c'otllltry imports more goods
from a single market than 'Canada im-
ports from that country, The value
of these import during the twelve
Month sexiding September 30, 1928,
aggregated 790 million dollars, a total
More than 300 million dollars in ex-
cess of Canadian :. .les to that market.
during the same period, Such an un-
balanced trade relationship is injuri-
ous to the national welfare of this
cou ri try.
"fn spite of the fact that the pres-
ent trade relate! ship Between the
two countries is disproportionately
favorable to the United States, theme
is active discussion of f'a'ther tariff
Increases that seem likely to shut out
the few competitive items which Cana-
dians now sell there. It would seem
that those who propose such tariff
changes fail to realize that checks
upon Canadian prosperity automati-
calle ,'heck the volume of goods which
can be bought from the United States,
and that on the other band continued
OWL
LAFFS
0.w. r; .
• ON wr r (UGHTER)
For a long time the restaurant man
ager bad out a sign --"Home Cook-
ing." Then he removed•it.
"1 see," remarked a customer, '`that
the old sign is gone."
"Yes, I took ft down."
"B.ut, why?"
"Well, I came to the conclusion that
it was doing the place no good. I got
to watching the passerby. A great
znatzy woulti take a look at that sign
and then hurry on:"
"Thais a wonderful office boy of
mine. He don't smoke, play, or go off
to football "games. He's almost per -
feet."
"Indeed? But he must have some
fault. What is it?"
"Wen, this only fault is that he
wton't. work."
Au fee cream' parlor is merely a
plae:o where they have little tables
with 297 wads of gulp stuck under
eat:h table,
George: "1 think Peggy will make
an iueal wife. Every time T go to her
honkie T find her darning her father's
Pete: "PIIal, eausht nue, too -until
1 noticed that it was always the same
stele."
• The congregation of a Long Island
c'.hure1 read this announcement in the
akiy bulletin:
"The ladies of rhis church bave
ceet off clothing of all kinds. They
may be seen in the basement of the
church any afternoon this week."
Homes for aged men are still main-
tained, but not so for aged women.
They say when a woman begins to
grow old these days she bobs her hair,
shortens her skirt and starts all over
again.
Mrs. Schmitz: "Your first• husband
was a fine man. kt's a shame he
,Hied."
Mrs. Sehn:utz: "Yes; that's what
my second husband's always saying."
Irate Housewife: "These eggs you
sold yesterday as fresh were spoiled."
The Grocer: "That's too had."
/rate Housewife: "Two- Two?
'.'he whole dozen were."
'Edith: "I hate that man 'Wilson. "
Sadie: "Why; ^.-hat has happened.
t thought You liked him so much?"
Edith: "He said 1 couldn't whistle,
and just to show Minx I could. I puck-
•
tu1proveznent u Canadian conditions
brings i:orrespondfne increases in tris
volume of goods which they can seri
us. T'ront this viewpotnt it might be
coneldere(h economic statesmanship
for the 'United States to discover
moans to increase their purchases
front Canada, rather than to consider
measures which 'will constitute new
'trade barriers."
General Manager's Address
,Discussing the policy of developing
the latent resources of our country,
Mr. Neill said in part:--
"During the past two or three years
many existing industries bave been
reorganized to meQt the requirements
of expanding business. Mergers have
been effected to insure production on
the most efficient- basis, and many
new industries, have been started.Through a number of different invest-
ment bankers who are our. customers
We have had the opportunity to assist
in such financing, with the result that
numerous new and valuable connec-
tions have been secured for the bank.
f am glad to be able to report that in
every such case credits granted have
been liquidated to our satisfaction,
and despite the number of near issues
that have been made, we are carrying
no undigested securities." .
He pointed out that in this period of
prosperity reserves should be built
up against less prosperous times. The
public has the right to expect sound
Ieailership in government and indus-
try and-, with such leadership there
can be no doubt concerning the won-
derful prospects that the future holds
in store for Canadh.
ered up my mouht just as sweet and
round, and what do you think he did?"
Sadie (blushing) : "How should I
know?"
Edith:
whistle."
!Ve11, the fool just let me
An ounce,of sense lent hide one
of igorance.
Down in Mexico a candidate for
president should be bullet-proof. In
America all he needs is mudguards.
"I asked her to kiss me,"' without
avail."
"1 (lou't Iike kissing through those
things either:" -
Lawyer: "Can you tell me if the
defendant was expensively garbed?"
Rastas
was, sah.
age when
a witness ).: "Deed she
Ah knows expensive garb -
I sees it."
It's an east wind that blows nobody
good.
Doctor: "Do yon sleep on the fiat
of your back?"
Patient: "No, the back of my fiat."
I: is possible to lore everybody ex-
cept the beck just moved to town who
pretends not to be excifed when the
I fire engine goes. by,
Hedda: "Why do you wear spats?"
LAeian: "In memory of my first
wife."
The ease for prohibition is more
temperance.
)i political landslide isn't like the
real thing. '1n a real landslide the
dirt always goes down.
One disadvantage of starting an
argument with another weekly paper,
by the time you get a rise out of
them you've forgotten what in thun-
der it was you said.
Few people ever need glasses to ea
-
able them to see your duty.
Immigration
From New Angle
Archdeacon Cody Advocate's
Spending Money on Na-
tive -Born Instead of
Foreigners
Hamilton, Ont.—Advocating expen-
diture of money to finance energetic
Canadians rather than aiding those
who conte to this country Men alien
countries, Venerable Archdeacon H.
,F Cody, Toronto, addressed residents
of Wentworth County at a large corn-
-- ,munity banquet here recently.
"Personally, I prefer the Canadiz,n
to two or three immigrants and I be-
lieve it would be a wiser policy to
expend honey to finance an energetic
Canadian in Canada than to aid those
who come to our Dominion from alien
lands," Canon' Cody said. "We want
our own stock," he continued, discuss-
ing the immigration- quastion. The
Rev. Mr. Cody certainly said some-
thing worth considering. Have we
not many good Canadians in our back-
lrooc who could be cl '.elcrocl into
Deducing citizens ata m nixlum el
t'xpense.
Tie—leo you believe in the here-
after? She--Wily--et'—iresl He—
Well, how about a hug and a kiss,
that's what Vari here after.
y.;
Trorn---"It is said that impetuous
people have black eyes," Bone—
„Well if they don't have them, they
are apt to get thein."
Diner --"What chi you call this
stuff?" Waiter—"IS2or.k turtle soup,
sir." Diner --"Well, l'm afraid the
conk has carried his mockery too far,"
No, reformer has any power unless
the :world of opinion' is rine for him,
1 D. Beresford;
Eyes of Blue
>,, € —true to you
! ( Eyes of Gray
---love while away
hat as^ YO , R eyes
saying today
Your eyes have riel but
they speaktheyshow moods
and tempera They do snorep they
show your ph?sisal condition.
Aro they clear, bright, sparkling with
health—or deft;, with e yellowish tango
to tile whites? This yellowish tinge is
tho Signal of fntestinat sfuggis'hucss
auto•;ntoirieatioa and liver trouble. teeri•'t
neglect +his warning of poor health to
follow.
'$ry n regular daily''�
cour.sn for d lthoat 1EgEldlir
period,"f"oureycswitf tibYo uc2
toe tee story.
Peart about Cearaase /ewe the Eyeb hi
future Piocallsiri lir verlueontts.
Sales 4gcnot Herokd F. 12itcflto tit Co.,
Lint%tett Tototf,to Hr:4
New Thoughts
t8
Oxy Oki Jnstituti�
How Your. New Calendar is
Made Years in Advance
Rea°erring to those who make our
calendars, the London Daily' herald
asserts that "the ordinary man does
not even know who they are.
-"1-l:e turns to pocket diary or wall
almanac when he wishes to :ascertain
the hour of sunset or sunrise, or the
changes of the moon and the tides,
and he does" not guess that the in-
formation which he accepts as a mat-
ter of course is tife outcome of six
years of co-operative work by the
leading astronomers of five; nations.
"For an account of this truly re-
markable" (though generally unre-
marked) example of the internation-
alism of s':ieltce the London Daily
Herald is indebted to Mr. Moses B.
Cotsworth, director of the Interna-
tional Fixed Calendar League.
"On August 17, 1927, the calcula-
tions for the year 1933 were begun by
eminent scientists in the Greenwich
Observatory and the Nautical Al-
manac Office.
"These men work out for' all the
nations the right ascension 'andde-
clination of the sun, moon, and 84 of
the •fixed stars at each of the 2,4 hours
in every day.
"By August, 1928, these were print-
ed and sent to the directors of the
national' observatories in the United
States, Germany, France, and Spain
to enable the astronomers of each of
these nations to be.in their quota of
the work.
"No part is duplicated. The United
States astronomers work out the
eclipses of the sun and moon for all
the nations, and the hourly positions
of the planets and their satellites.
"In France the hourly positions of
the polar stars ate worked out; while
the same work for other fixed stars is
done in Germany and Spain.
"The work in these four countries
takes about 18 months. Greenwich
combines the results' in the Nautical
Almanac for 1938, which will be print-
ed and issued by the ertd of 1930.
"From this all the nations will •3e
able to work out fur erch of their own
ports the daily tiles and heights of
the tides, This information must then
he issued to the malas of calendars
not later than January, a9&2. •
NEW HEALTH FOR
TIRED -OUT WOMEN
Found in the Richt, Red Blood
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills,
Actually Make '
AIiaemia CCnies on f "u . :ay, be-
ginning aith langour nlixiosition to
1 mental or bodily exertion, irritability
and a feeling' of fatigue, Lester comes
the ealpitation of the heart, head-
aches, frequent backaches and often
disturbed indigestfc. n and an inability
to oi;tain rest at night.. Cases of this
kind, if neglected, become more seri-
ous, but if taken in time there is no
1 need to worry. Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills, which are free from any harm-
ful or habit-forming drug, are just
the tonic needed to - remedy this
wretched state of health. These pills
actually make the rich red, blood that
stimulates and strengthens: every or-
gan and nerve 'In the body. Thus
•strength and activity return, the ap-
petite improves and restful seep is
had. What Dr, 'Williams' Pink Pills
can and will do is shown by the case
of Mrs. D. B. Panning, Seal Harbor,
N,S., who says:—"I was in a badly
run-down condition. I was pale, my
appetite was very poor, and the least
exertion would leave me completely
' tired out. In fact I was hardly able
to do much work about the house. I
decided to try Dr, Williams' Pink Pills
and after taking a few boxes 'can
truthfully say I had gained greatly in
health and strength and was able to
go about my work with no sign of the
former weakness. I cheerfully re-
commend them to all others who may
be in a run -clown condition,"
You can get the pills from your
druggist, or by mail at 50 cents a box
from The De. Williams Med:knee C".o„
Brockville, Ont,
Wide: John dear, did you put the
cat Out?
Hubby: Yes, my lore,
"1 don't believe your
' "Welt if you don't believe Ice go
clown and putaher out yourself!"
to
Remember the good old clays when
the people in the rural districte had
so much money they could afford to
buy a gold brick once In a while?
Nature doubtless le • grand, but it
wasn't aevery brilliant scheme to put
most of the vita/nines :In things you
don't like,
Tho Christian Church Is divided acid
Cumbered with eontroversies and
broken into schisxnla,--The Archbishop
of Canterbury,
iVilnarcPe Unftx ent pf'events Philo
Island of l"feiigo enc'
Slowly crumbling Away
Ger:lnan North Sea"Oetpost Hit Hard
by Repent Storms
Heligoland-•yllis little German is-
land, lwnglisb North Sea outpost until
1890, has lost 1$,0.00 souare aneters
swallowed up by. mou:Attleaus waves
lvlien recent fierce gales caused havoc
along ' the west European Coasts as
fat' as Norway.
The damage clone here and to the
neighboring East Frisian island attain
has led the Prussian Survey Depart-
ment to appoint a commission to make
a scientific study of the whole coast-
line to ascertain if there is. any dan-
gerous acceleration In the gradual
subsidence of the German North Sea
shores,
It is known that the whole coast is
staking, but only at the rate of about
ten inches in the last 100 years, Com-
ing investigations are expected to
show whether the sinking process
calls for extra precautions.
CfJ009 AILMENTS
Can be Quickly Banished With
Baby's Own Tablets.
The ailments of childhood are many
but nine -tenths di thein are due to
, one cause and one cause only—a dis-
ordered condition of the stomach and
bowels. To quickly banish any of the
minor ailments of babyhood and child-
hood the bowels mutt bet made to
work regular and' the st.orraeh must
be sweetened.
No. other medicine for little ones
has had such success as etas Baby's
Own Tablets. They banish constipa-
tion and indigestion; break vp eoids
and simple fevers; correct diarrhoea
and colic and promote healthful sleep
by regulating the functions of the
stomach and bowels. Concerning
them Mrs, L. M. Brown, Walton, N.S.,
writes:—"I cannot speak too highly
of Baby's Own Tablets as I have
found them excellent for childhood
eilmente."
Baby's Own Tablets are sold be
medicine dealers, or by mail at 25
,eats a bex frc,m The lDr. Williams!
Meficine Co,.Brockville, Ont,
F6
A 1 wyer ores asked a reale t who had
at Yeeloits times been on several
juries:
"'bile influenced you most, the,
lawyers, the witnesses, or the judge?"
He expected to get some 'useful and
interesting information. from eo e;r-
perienced a Juryman,
This was t:he meet's :reply: "I'll tell
ye, air, 'ow I makes up my mind. Ito,l a plain man a,ncl a reasonin man. and
le ain't influenced by anything the
lawyers say; nor by what the wit-
nesees say; nor, by what the judge
says. I just look at the man in the
dock, and says, IT he ain't done noth-
in', why's he there? And 7 brings 'en
all in guilty.'
WHAT SHE WAS CRYING. FOR
Hubby: What. are you erring for ,so
bitterly, .dear?
Wide Give `;odors and I'll
tel you.
(Tubby (alarmed) : VTell here; it ie.
What are you cryingefor?
Wide (smiling) : Fifty dollars.
44.4—
.I'm
4p-..I'm thinking of going to
Paris this year. How much do you
think it will cost?
Alice: Nothing.
Mabel: Nothing?
Alice: Yes ;thinking about it
won't cost you anything,
"Smith le a, man who .keeps' lis
word!"
"Neverl"
"Yes, no one will take It."
Since- 1912 the Queheo Provincial,
Government has spent $80,000,000 on
highways and roads in the province,
A,
Constant daily testing and blending o the world's .choicest
teats give Red Rase Tea its inimitable Savor an4 tiever.:yavying
goadness. Every package guaranteed. tsa
RED ROSE, ORANGE PEKOE. h eztea go o
New King
Helps C ably
Physicians Deny Poisan. Piot
in. illness of Albania.'s
King
Vienna.—Reports from Tirana that
a serious stomach ailment of Bing
Achmed Zugo had necessitated the
call of two Viennese specialists caused
the rumor that the King had been
given slow poison by one of his many
enemies. These reports were refused
by the statement of Professor Guido
Holzknecht, one of the doctors con-
sulted, who leas .just returned to
Cienna. Professor Hols.lrnecbt declar-p
ed Achmed Zugas indisposition was
not serious, being caused:by overwork,'
nicotine and too rnllcb indoor life. Tee'
King, who is accustomed to plenty of
fresh air and ports, is now obliged to;
pass most of his time at a writing
table from which he reorganized ills
country on modern lines,
As the King himself le head of the
reform movement, hie illness would
present a serionh problem for Albania.
This was the reason that specialists
were called.
Professor 1-lolzknecht state:{ he was
suz1)'risefi by the progress he fouud in
Albazlia. In the country in which, um
til recently, persons hardly dared
leave their houses unarmed, people
now carry umbrellas with their plc -
termite cosla)mes instead of limonite
and swords. Tiranitee no peacefully
to the d a iy military concert in tin,
new park. Streets are being con-
structed, also office buildings, h4spi•
talc and a new suburb of bee :louses
for ofllcials.
Automobile roads .now link Tirana
with the harbor and other cities. Rog
ular daily airplane service will eon
nect the capital with :Italy and Al-
banlan centers.. An electric: plant anti
telephone service for 2,00G subscriber's
have been opened. The ne\6 royal cars,,
tie now 'hint; built will not be inferior
to the ptdace of any European ruler.
LONG SLEEP AIMS
BABY HAPPY AGAIN
{)ur baby kept walking 118 several
times u light, until we ste.rted giving
him a little tla.stolia after his last
cursing:" says an Iowa mother "He
81ept soundly fl'oru the first night and
it Malts, him trek anis feel worlds
better" Baby specialists endorse
stet' uel.'s Castorla; and millions of
Mothers :snow how this; purely vege-
ta.ble, 'harmless preparation belp:,
babies t.nrl cliikhon, vvith (toric, eon-
st.ipt:.tion, cnida., diarrhea, et(•, The
Pletcher 4lgnatlu'n Is aiv,1il rh .on the
wrapper of genuine (;asinriu. Avoid
.i1.1r:1.81 .IPI1F..
ittd{'t—"1,P(sk pert 1r't>tt':(? 11(1
preacher., arts :.ou7" f:asi.ui--"?Mo
suh, jedge, tai suh Al ain't no
preanhah'." Judge --"Then whet did
you mean be telling the,;(, people you
could marry them?" Rastas—" Yitv.
jedge, didn't Ah pay you two bucks
fo" a marriage license last 1r/eek'?„
Iliiinard's Liniment for Coughs, Colds.
We 1116116 found 110 11r04pei'lty iu
not the Braine r of c ntente but of 1n
dustly nt,i. 0i eeeeivhtg, but of pre.
clueing —llelite:. Ford.
, I would rather fiy any day titan richo
with the Iding, because 1 consider
much seen-- lixinute Don .&lfonse.
of Spahi.
ortulNE,
For Trouble,'
due to .trlcic'd
asIDIGEBTION
ACIo StOMACH
HEAbACNa
GASCS'NAVCCA
t
Sick stomaelis, sour etoniat+ius and
Indigestion usually mean excess acid.
The stomach nerves are over -stimu-
lated. Too mulch acid makes the stom-
ach and intestines sour.
Alkali kills acid Inetaritly. The best
form is Phillips' IVJI1k of Magnesia., be-
cause one harmless, tasteless dose
neutralizes ;;many times its volume In
acid. Since its invention, 50 years
ago, it lifts retrained the st onlarcl
,With pltysicdana everywhere,.
Tulse :t tlt',iil'i 1 ,. ' ;t'.(; earl Your
unhappy 'Trutt dthnl, 1,111 pr obably end
in five minutes. Theo yon will al-
ways know what to dc. Crude and
harmful methods will never appeal
to you. Go prove. thio for your oteu'
flake, It may BRIT a great mane din
agreeable honne,
Be stere to got tho gommte Philtlps'
Milk of Magnesia prescribed by phvrli
clam; for 5O year it correcting stmt's
aoide. Each bottle ronta:lne fu1l dire -o
tions --any drugstore,
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Haven n ii Thames
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rail1T(i? clef
1,,Pi,(lotk -T.li, 10 i of t riton lit;, s
faxitous chi wIIVtp',I11XL\e)1:, t11C four!
masted bark tlertllpt•o1, will azcutlor to
the .Thames 0tul 1)l,res Ili': lett of her
dove In (;diet, peaceful wuters il' tir-
forts are successful to s l•,e, t.11t, ()1d
sailing vessel front sttipl)reltirter4,
Sole fru r"iNos of the: 1(111011( 11111
tuey square rigs nn 1litise registry+
the tta.rtlhpoo1 it, n 8:'11 ,e1r , : areplt:• of
the sturdy tl'a.tle which er.reltt, the
fit's' !sync trade of the Pc.t141+ nilxl:il.)
at a time w+Iltci; Britain awl
i:lta.tc'll culupe-t.t!ll titutei01.i1 :i'1 the:v
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the .least of 1(111(100, the 11:,1'.Itl,r;l
wool(,i be either 11, 311u»(1,16 t•' t,:'1,.•
ing sllij fo.r nlel't;ultitc iL .tdut , ,ot l :,
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be i'o11r,lalg tiIr �xa.hilpitt t',i ptlt 1 :-
fip}3'it'r•?t; tiatit 011
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tlustl'y which Waite crew r I ttisluud :.
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Mester 111; r.iuerr 11, 1,oiul': tl 1/11 t:. to
acquire tire ttr•rt.ltl'ool fnt tr:.,( o;:r: 1'�1•-
1)08541, 1)ui ;arils
Ivleanwhile the old woultnhtlitlt'l, (,1111
NUI1.141 but a little teem::- tt1 toes., speedy'
t..10;./ti C?f. Urc•1(
(I1 craft., 1trtree1.'- 111Ut'/9 /gm.ward bound 10 buliPs't lei. z''u:mull:a.,
Hite wzo. dl't)tl;ttt tl tett Cite
Uatrutt t•1),uulot 1Utt; t)o,lt i'.111 n,t4J
baits iron., Montreal.
fMet;,. ttlaihidty —"l d like to auk jig
you ('an raise t111 '01:11',y, sir?' Irate-
is}}•1,'
Employer—"Cont; urot it, don't
put in tee ttnur": hero over" day
raising, i3'' -
1'e[ei eeeereee:10 ttet+ in Piurope !lave
(teen iti0tlelt:ll ;Sift 111 French :Aii'i5a
'yellow fever Wcal etuppr:lt lemetus, of
the advance ie the Drive iii ttl,)lliel'%N
'31tlre 1.1tey tare been n:It+ ( 1 ' ' ttf:6lig
1Lht( expelritt:sol
NO -thing
It. tor, � _ ~:n:a:
ail termini, ant. actual }Makin-, e
' Mixture 1F diflt,r'eni iron. 1111 note,
remedies. It llteroil: "acts like t'
!)Helie in rloitmet'ulf? ' ughe tend
healing the inflamed part, The ire•
stunt relief that itoltnWv the tlr,o.
dl/so it+ multiplied 4o limn, il.:. 'lb•
cent bottle! 'Buekfev' ' ghoul() 1,,
il, every home, Your druggist Belk,
At under n money -bac;. guarantee,
11/. 11 Buckley. Lmtiteil,
342 Mutual 81„ Toronto ?.
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