Zurich Herald, 1931-03-19, Page 7PETRIE EARTAI
'/z Ton Differential Chain Hoists with 28' of Chain .. $ 8.50
1 Ton Differential Chain Hoists with 32' of Chain , $10.50
Cord Wood Saws, .Angle Iron Frame Ball Bearing,
Complete with Saw • $60.00
10"-3 Square English Files, Bastard or Second Cut, ea. 25e
12"-3 Square English Files, Bastard or Second Cut, ea. 30c
4"--3 Jaw Universal Ge/lred Scroll Chucks, with 2
Sets Jaws $10.00
25 ib Anvil and Vise ..... . . , $ 4.00
50 lb. Anvil $ 5.50
75 Ib. Anvil $ 8.25
Forges, 18" diameter, One Piece Steel Hearth, Com-
plete with Fan $11.50
Ball Bearing Post Drill, drills 0- %" holes to centre of
111/2 circle $ 9.50
5l/2" Jaw Stationary Machinist Bench Vises .. , x,10.00
61/4" Jaw Stationary Machinist Bench Vises $12.50
ELECTRIC MOTORS AND GASOLINE ENGINES,
BELTING, PULLEYS, DANGERS, SHAFTING,
NEW AND USED, AT SPECIAL PRICES.
H. W. PETRIE, LIMITED
Phone ELEdin 1271 147 FRONT ST. W. Toronto 2
not in a' position to purchase such 1
plants as Petunias, Zinnias,. 1\ari•
golds, Cosmos, Asters, Toniateee,
� Cabbages, Cauliflowers, Head t.et-• 'There was a time when the millers
tuce and similar things, a hot bed le sold shorts, Now they can be bought
essential, The constructioh of such only at the department stores.
an affair Is neither difiicault_ nor --, •
expensive, and In addition to y'ow- "I'aplt 1Frft me four huedred dellars
Ing such plants as the above It.may to buy a memorial stone for him after
be used to produce early 1eiLtice, he died," said Darling Dora. "Haw
onions, radishes and melons for the do you like my new diamond?"
table, Secure a supply of freelh
horse manure which has been turned • Teacher—"Johnny, if your father
"frequently to i event burning: and •earned $40 a week and gave your
store this in some sheltered sent, mother half, vvbat woulcl elle have?"
turning over occasionally until t•eady Johnny--"Fleart failure."
to use, The hot bed should sae k- s4
sated where it will be convenient for ''r'. The peculiar characteristic is the
the person looking after it !!sprit! all one somebody else has.
sorts of weather. Proi'era13( .' it
should have some shelter frein , ipith Daddy—"l greatly disapprove of
and west winds by fences, •bnildinns young Darlington, and one particular
or shrubbery. Select or prepOie a reason is his lack of interest in his
well -drained site and make a p}1e of xcaliing."
the manure eighteen itht.be rdeep Daughter--"\4'lly father, his calling!
when well pressed down. pb;.tQp Be calls ou me seven nights a week,"
of this, place a light ,frame of, jpood
any desired size and covet tgtly., "I just love these big cave men,"
with a window sash... The ter sighed Gladful Gladys, as the guide
should slope a few inches tows! ,the. led her through the Mammoth Cave.
front which must be south war ---
the manure with three or four si• es Golf Definitions
of fine soil. The bed will h ; ?11P Dub—"One who plays golf the way
rapidly at first .but by thef h
day should have cooled down, •P1=
ontly for planting purposes •lire
can plant in rows quite CI0S to -
Owl Laffs
Garden Talks
Put These Vegetables on List ..
The average gardener is often be-
wildered by the large number of
vegetable varieties offered alts so for
his 'particular benefit the following
list based on expert information Is
offered: -Asparagus, Mary Washing-
ton, satisfactory from the 'standpoint
of: disease resistance and a good
cropper; Beaus, Pencil Pod Black
Wax, Round Pod Kidney Wax,
Stringless Green Pod with Ken -
Welty Wonder Wax and Kentucky
Green Pod as pole sorts: Beets,
Early Wonder, Plat Egyptian Early
and Detroit Dark Red, later; Cab-
bage, Golden Acre, as a round -head-
ed first early, followed by Coppen-
hagen Market and Enkhuizen Glory
ae mill -season with short . stem
Danish Ballhead for winter storage;
Cauliflower, Snowball and Earliest
Dwarf Erfurt; Carrots, Chantenay
and !Danvers; Cern, of the early
varieties Golden Sunshine, Picka-
ninny, Early Mayflower, Early Mar-
ket and Golden Bantam are recom-
mended, with Stovell's Evergreen tor
•later use; Cucumbers, Improved
White Spine ells Davis Perfeet; Cel-
ery, for the first early Golden Plume
or Wonderful, and 'White Plume, for
early second, Paris C„olden Yehgw'•or
Easy Blanching, -for whiter keep-
ing Giant Pascal or Winter Queen;
Lettuce.—Grand Rapids is one of the
most popular leaf varieties with
New York and Nou:Pareil where a
Kennedy &
Menton
AV 421 Coliega St.,
Toronto
1'1nriey-Davidson Distribu ors
Write at once for our bargain list of
used nroioroycles. 1ems ail angeii.
stead sat is wanted; Muskmelons,
Improved Montreal and Extra Early
Knight are good .varieties; as well
as Golden Champlain, Miller's Cream
or Osage; Onions, Yellow Globe Dan-
vers, Red Wethersfield, Prize Taken
Yellow Globe and Prize Taker Red
Globe; Peas, Thomas Laxton, Lax-
tonlan, Gradus, Little Marvel, Lax-
ton Progress and, of course, Ameri-
can Wonder; Parsnip, Hollow Crown;
Radish, Scarlet White Tip, French a cold frame which is exactly; the
Breakfast and Scarlet Globe; Spin- same as the hot bed withmtt the
ach, Bloomsdale and King of Den- manure.
mark; Swiss Chard, Lucullua the -
-
leafy part of this vegetable is used T
I tl fleshy stem
gether so that a bed three ysv:four
fent will produce ample plsti ?�: for
the ordinary garden. In . o'ojd' ' or
stormy weather, water • spalin y, and
only on bright days. ' Venulae a
little every day by raising the : �sh,
open loner as the'
lir,
keeping it p g
P g
grow 'warmer. . The plants s1 pUW
not be removed, directly from 4' :!lot
bed to the field, 'except in ve1Y; 'fav-
washed clear;
the' Theinc have 'r d it
w L a
talking to icys e
well h
has been t.
1' •1 right ve I s e g
but sl on, be g
'fav-
oorable circumstances,'
is
hardened off for -ti: week or tette in baby's grandmother, But it, sou, dreams of ;Teen.
Girl's Dad—"So you're the young
man with both feet on 'the ground,
eh? Mute do you do fora living?"• ,
Girl's Bob Friend—"I take orders i
from a maty with both feet on the;
desk." l
. I
Too much time on the hands slakes i
the feet wobbly.
development of the Alphabet," Was the
subject of an address by Sir Il;iehard What has become of the old -fashion -
Paget before the ant110OP0logy sectt.,''''�efl woman who made it a poiut of j
in London. ;Eiliride to have her weal' fiat on. the:
It was pointer! out by Sit' Richarit'line Monday? 1
that just as speech appeared to 'nisei:,
0 p
+awaas' r,.
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2.CMests b ER -R► . L M1 tri ' oe
Father—"Why were you kept in at
school?"
Son—"I didn't
Azores were." •
Father—"Well, in future just re-
member where you put things,"
know where
the
Women, Elephants and Indians
never forget.
you did last year,
A Good 'Lie—When the last man in
the foreson�e tells his score.
Sand Trap—A device placed in the
fairway to inm'ease the vocabulary of
the player.
Fairway --The long •narrow strip of
grass which the ball occasionally
crosses in its flight Isom the rough on
one side to the rough 'on the other,
When the young mother begins to.
talk about lessening the risk of the
baby's second summer you may know
Classified Advertising.
'YAILN
L-1 OR MACHINE OR FTANDKNITTLA'G.
JU ' An Wool," "Silk and Wool,"
"Old TS'me," all eoiors, 76o Lb. up.
Samples free, stocking se Yarn Mills,
Dept. T. Orillia, Ont.
BABY (BIOSE.
A •� BABY (:HICKS—IN Six VAR-:
11" L LJSTIEa, 300 and up. Catalogue$
• , , ...
A. H. Switzer, Granton, Ontario.
Little Girl— Please, have you a
heep's head?" A N OFFreR TO EVERY INVENTOR.
Facetious Butcher—"No, my dear; 1i List of wanted Inventions and full
only my own." • information sent free. The Ramsay Com-
pany, Wor1a Patent Attorneys. 273 Bank
Little Girl—"It won't do. Mother Street, Ottawa, Canada.
wants one, with brains in it."
March Magic
Once more the fickle birds return
Across the sloping seas,
And strew the tender fields again
With their old melodies.
The sky is magic as the month,
Low sun. high et:�:ts between,
as a spinach while 1e .
may be booked as asparagus and is
delicious served with cream sauce; Cane •Into Bing
Tomatoes, Earliana, John Baer,
Bonny Best, Chalk's Early Jewel and "Influence of mouth gesture sin the
Livingstone's Globe, while Grand
Rapids and Sunrise are two of the
best forcing sorts. It should be re-
membered that this seed is suitable
for Ontario. It is also well to re-
member that vegetables of the high-
est qaality are the ones that are
grown the most rapidly. The soil
must be well prepared, well fertiliz-
ed and well cultivated, particularly
during the early stages In small
gardens it is often quite practical
�. th
e l,.IJ a 3e
--•
developed from pantomimic gesture a i•ie—„L like your bathing snit."
owing to au unconscious • sylripat147,.•;.. Slhe—"Jt doesn't take mucic to please'
between the movement of the' human l:jTon. "
hands and body with those of the hu=3 I
man mouth and tongue, so the de- j" Met Lady 13ridge Player—''I say,1
velopment of -alphabets appeared to I wish to goodness you'd hold your,
and very advisable to water during have been influenced by a, corespond-!hand up. I can nee your
cards_
dry
d weather in order to make sure tip* sympathy of movement between, Second Lady Bridge Player All,
xttd you needn't be so snappy..
rhe , right, only .
that the ,vegetables come. on without the human mouth and tp8gl.o "...-
If the alphabets of different nations afternoon ani I haven't complained."
Spring Work With Lawns were examined it was found that in'
A good lawn will require a little the letters standing for the sounds of It is amazing to see how much mis-
attention every spring. There will
human hand.!You've been showing me yours all
F B. M. and W, and also those for information may be accumulated by
always be bare spots to be reseed- ti'v owes sound II—inn all of which one who diligently seeks it,
le
dlaths to be broken up, weeds to more or less protruci.:,'
be taken out and fertilizer to be ace- ed and brought together—the 1smliols
clod. The roller should be used atare commonly suggestive, efth•r of a
this tithe so that the fine roots which close mouth or of two lips altsed art
e , 1 the two lips ate
She—''Oh, go and commit suicide."
He—"That's the last tiling I'd do."
have been heaved out of the ground projected, or on the point of.o,eningtse The last word in preparedness was.
by the frost will be packed into the Examples given from aur own alph• udoubtedly achieved by the
soil again. again. Dig out the weeds, rake bet by Sir Richard were: g party which hooked its sleigh on
over the bare spots and reseed A, which was originally wriL'en ly- .behind an ambulance. If your over -
heavily with the very best seed pro- ing on its side, suggests an'I °Pen coat is too lout!, wens 1 muffler.
ble Give the lawn an applica-
tion of fertilizer. Well -rotted
NO SNOW ON THE BOARDWALK n the sprMg
but may anure i,beosomewhat od early iobjectionable
in certain places and often it re-
sults in adding more weeds. Pul-
verized sheep manure is recommend-
ed because this fertilizer is steamed
before being put up so that all weed
seeds are killed. Nitrate of Soda or
a good mixed chemical fertilizer is
often used as there is no objection-
able odour and no unsightly appear-
ance following the application. If
the position of the lawn is open and
exposed to ,plenty of sunlight ordin-
ary dawn seed will do, but if shaded,
select a special brand which all
seed houses carry for this purpose
Too much emphasis cannot be laid
on good lawn seed, as this is the
only kind which will result in a
permanent, fine and velvety sward.
Constructing A Hot Bed
Where one pians to use a large
number of those plants which must
!-a.o-.-e-a- es -.-.••a••...... be started indoors, or whore one is
Atlantic City, New Jersey
Sends Greetings to its Many
Friends in Canada.
We are quoting such a very low
American Plan rate that you will
find it cheaper to stay at the
"Homelike Strand" than staying
at home.
Write us so we may quote them
to you—so you will know the exact
cost before leaving.
Music—Salt Sea �t{o 5pCompli-
mentary Tea Daily,
We will personally see to your
comfort.
T. E, tlNDOW, Mgr.
R. BRADFORD RICHMOND,
Pro?).
due oAcid
INDIGESTION
SOUR sromAce
eHAsNA AEA.RreUEN
T
GET RID of your dread of pain
after eating. Eat without . fear of
"irldigestio3," sour stomach, disagree-
able gas or headaches.
When year food ferments, "dis-
agrees," Iles like ra lump in your
stomach, it's a sign of too much acid.
Toll need not resort to crude methods
--take lustedd an anti -acid that will
correct the condition. Phillips' Milk
of Magnesia.
A spoonful of this I,Ieasant-tast-
ing, soothing fluid neutralisers many
}linea its ve1ume in geld. It restores
the proper alkaline balance to on
acid -soaked stomach and bowels—
assists these organs to function as
they should.
Philips' Milk of Magnesia is
what you need when a bad breath,
coated tongue, headaches, nausea 0
biliousness indicates an over -acid
coalition. Take a Spoonful taday
and for Several days and see how it
sweetens the system. You :won't bo
nearly so liable t>b colds er 'sickness
All drugstores in the.;•'6miufolt sell
it in 50e bottles.
Genuine Mills of Magnesia is always
mouth. facing right.
)3 is the profile of two lips, putl•ting
towards the right. 1,„ .w
E represents a. mouth pettatteg to
the right, with the tongs o ass olid
height, as in prononucing tt e uotlt•11 of
Fortune (Toes not smile on those who
alt. It Iaughs at thou,
AGENTS WANTED
• Can yon sell a small article that th-
e in men. r Stantly relieves pain. It sells for $1,01.
I is all elevated tongue. as i•the You tet 40c A real good income •i nd a
business of your own. You have no eons_
sound of ea in eat.. 1 petition inti everybody is a Prospect.
L is another vertical toilette si 1.. We want en ..gent in your district.
M represents , two• lips in. 1y.
pointing upwards,
O is a front view' of a .pit
mouth.
T is a vertical tongue, tourhilii
horizontal palate.
U and V are both pairs of prottled
isle, ",' ice SANfull 1CALttREATtiPAD
169 '1ronlre Street.
Sled.
the
lips
ing clown instead of up.
Every letter of our alphabet, ex'ait
possibly II and Q, said 511' Rieh'rd,
was closely related to the shape; of
mouth which produces it. • s
Building Statistics
W is a pair of lips, like AI, but Tin nt
i
Montreal, Quebec, — The Inla1
permits issued by 61 cities in De
ber represented construction
valued at $15,439,964, as con?
with $11,791,475 in November,, ixid
ing
1:111-
'oric
red •
o.
688,682 in December', 1.9219.'. '111 re
was, therefore, an increase of $0 6 8,
486 or 30.9 per cent. in Decenil3 r as'`'
compared with the previous mtith,
and of $751,282 or 5.1 per cent, in.OM.i s
parison with the figures for Deeel dr,
1029. In the record going bacf t , to
1020, the December, 1930, lgtire was
only once exceeded, the total foci Ile
comber, 1928, having been 416
160.
If all you need is opportunity, -get`
us
by at onto and make one.
Wife: And don't come home so late.
Tlusbald: I shall come home when I
like, Wife: ]ant nota minute later.
1. Chapman returned from lttlielh slid
"Anyone call while I Was alit?'t he
called his new secretary into his roam.
risked, "Yes," replied the girl. "Suilth
.1 came in about his account, lie want-
ed It settled." "And you told bits that
I had left for America this morning'?"
said Chapman. the girl nodded alld
a liquid• -•-*zeroes ca toluol kat for t1ie'repliedi 'Ores', and that iout'woltlp tt
name 1'itlla"pe ?7n Mit bo # be back until this afternoon"
Hess
CHL RE
CHILDREN will fret, often for no
apparent reason. But there's al-
ways Coterie! harmless as the recipe
on 'tete wrapper; mild and bland as it
tastes. But its gentle action soothes
youngster more surely than a marc
powerful medicine.
That's the beauty of this special
children's remedy! It may be given
the tiniest infant—as often as there
is need, In cases of colic, diarrhea or
similar disturbance it is invaluable.
A. coated tongue calls for just a few
drops to ward off constipation; so
does any suggestion
of bad eat resell.
Whenever children
don't rest well, or have any little
upset—this pure vegetable prepara-
tion is usually all that's needed.
,
The bouts are breathing ou the sea;
They cannot wait for men;
Some und.erlide has brought them
word
Straight from a blue -starred fen.
llnpiloted they steal away,
No man shall see then. soon,
Tile sea birds follow for a mile,
Then leave thou to the moor,
\'e:, too, siJnll stifai upon the spring
With amber sails blown wide;
Shall drop, sonic tiny, behind the
moon,
Berea .o a star -blue tide.
]'h011anted port. 11'), too, shall touch,
Cadiz or Cameroon;
Nor other pilot need besides
A nh: gic wisp of moon.
—William Alexander Percy, in "Sap-
pho in :',evkas."
These pocket -swan« kerchief golf
courses are bringing the game within
reasonable bounds. We expect to hear
any day of a player who has oracle
eighteen holes in one.
Better have no Luck than bad luck.
LACKFEADS
Dot. 1stiffer any longer from these
u. sightly blemishes. Overcome them at
home! Get 9 oz. Pernxine Powder from
foce lothsapply,wtithyaeeireular emotion
:.nc. the blao.kbeads will be All WASSEED
i f t i y r tamed
SUNDXAI. TOMATO
A S M O O T H ROUND TOMATO.
241 :Medium size, very firm, and solid.
10 years' selection. Excellent : hipper,
flue fiavur. Originated and grown 13y
N. 1:1, Caesar, Okanagan Centre. B.C.
Seed 81.25 ounce. Try it.
AGENTS 'WANTED
Ab33NTS TO SELL WELL KNOWN
thighest quality TIRES. No tntast-
nu•nt, commissions paid weekly. Fac-
cellent opportunity to earn good moneys
1\ . ito nivel], 8 Elm St., Toronto.
1$ ARS:V. RELIABLE MF r.RiM:l\r-
1 AL.. EAI, paper mailed free. Address
'. iend3litp Magazine. Medina, New 10rk
ICI AN WANTED IN YOUR (oMhrUN-
i9 tt IT'S. to take care of paints and
roofing requirements of farm and pro-
perty owners. Whole or 'fart time work
well earn you good commission. Must
be well known feud of good reputation.
Send pari hailers about yourself, age in -
el (Wed, with two refer'enc'es, and we sha11
ssinnit our ',hili, nropnsitdon. 1d1 Can-
a':r:tn !,redacts. St:ursreons Limited,
'es -onto.
Au article informs us that the jams
c•c.:nnier: t. contain from 45 down to
20 per cent. of fruit content. One can
but wonder grimly what the rest is
I Made o:'. ---Sunday Observer".
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AWAY. Mat s'ac nn or nunr.•c . .
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nossb'
ea nem
FEADMISIES
S.
glad eu s c.g
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ltt Ntt5TRtt9,... AR. tIRX•
$1.25 All9mgglsts, Iasttiptiva feldar on regrast
AISoecern esttor'Vemitnrary-7Denr-
ne.ttt and Head Noises when True to
con ;gestioncans etl by cords and Flu.
A. 0. LEONARD, Inc,
70 rifth Ave.. New Ydrk City
far
OF
KRUSCHE
li
If you have never tried Krusrhen—try
it now at our expense. We have
distributed a great • many special
• "GIANT" packages which snake it
easy for you to prove our claim for
yourself. Ask vour druggist for the
new "GIANT" 5c. Parkage.
This runsiets of our regular 7$r. bottle together
with a eepnrete trial bottle— sutnc�ient for about
one week, (!pen the trial bottle first, put it to
tl.-1t -r and then, if not entirely convinced that
1.r w hen does everything we claim it to do, the
reunl.11 bottle is still as good a$ new. Take it
back Your druggist is authorised to rrtttrn
our /3e, itnmeuitdaly and c.itl.eut.
as c18'Sion.
You have tried lirhen free, 1,t our ts;a'n.e.
What rnttlil lie Miter It Lot .
ortt1 y
F (Griffiths 11ushrc Ltd., NI t 1 t t,•r- Eng.
tlis...h. i75O1. 1,ut,,rtor.: Mcl illi ruy' l.t..e,,
Lod. •1'orunto. '
rb
One thing that helps k to
warns n dish, pour to b'1in-
ard's. Then rub the liniment
gently in.
Pain eases elf 1
2-
"riiiNE OF PAN"
Jds li'lc`' a>
Yap.;
on Coughs & Colds
A speedy, safe, proven remedy
for children and adults.
EYs S
mix -mem 64
,i(1) Lawn! ' !eV; • d SINGLE Ste Ponrctr
Genuine Gratitude
Compels Tribute.
Mr. Victor Hills, of Thornton
Heath, \vyrtes:--"For many years I
have suffered with that distressing
complaint—constipation, and its at-
tendant effects of sick -headache and
indigestion. It was a red-letter day
for me when a friend recommended
the a treatment of Carter's Little
Liver Pills, and I can honestly say
that results !lave been truly mar-
velous. I now enjoy good health
and feel that life is worth living.
The relief I have c*perlenced com-
pels mo to add nay sincere tribute."
(Wake Carter's Little Liwer
',( 1 dzugtiut.s 15# End ,75jwred pkgs..
REA OF A CASE
IIKE liER CWN
Decided to take Lydia. E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound
1,Io1ieton, New l3runslt ick—"Before
My last baby was born 1 was very weak,
nervous and dis-
couraged. , .l saw
an advertisement
m the paper about
a- woman who had
been like me so 1'
bought a bottle of
Lydia B. rink.
ham's Vegetable
Compound.] tarok
three bottles and
it carried 1110 safe-
ly through that
critical time. 1
have three_ children to care for alio 1
feel well and strong. i have told two
other women about your medic, e."—
A•fns, Dire ll3ts>nlwurir, S2 A1b3rt tr •
Moncton, Now Brunswick.