Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1931-06-18, Page 7t will Ike you, t 111 For a rarebit at enidaigest. afternoon sandwiches, or a lunch- eon casserole. Velveeta brings added enjoy ment and perfect digestibility It con- tains all the elements of rich, whole milk. Children as well as grown-ups can eat it freely. 0+! Si NKR AF1 Made in Canada made by the makers of Kraft Cheese and Kraft salad Dressing Many Diamonds Used Londoners Later Risers In Industrial Ways Old -Timer Declares After clipping tickets at London Diamonds are almost invariably Bridge Station for fifty years, "01d classified as a luxury, but almost r_ever as an important factor in in- dustry. Yet, approximately, 15 to 20 per cent. of the value of diamonds mined yearly are of industrial use. They are at times called "indus- trial diamonds," and so named be- cause .ra some flaw .of color or consti- tution that prevented their being cut and polished for decorative use. Some of these stones are used as cutters and polishers of more precious diamons. The "industrial diamond" is changed to powder form and mixed with olive oil. It is then smeared upon a soft iron disc revolving at 2,500 revolutions per minute. The diamond to be cut and polished is 'aid and weighted down and the wearing action of the diamond dust eventually ereates a gleaming facet upon it. By means of diamond draw -plates or dies, all types of metal, including the tungsten filament of the electric 'lamp, can 1 e drawn finer than human hair. Mining engineers employ the diamonc. drill. This is a circular tube, steel bit or crown, set with diamonds. Such drills are of great service in cutting out a clean core which can he brought to the surface for determina- tion of the nature of the strata. These drills can be forced to a depth of more than 4,000 feet and it is said there is no reek or stratum which the diamond has failed to penetrate. Young Wife: "It's too bacl—you bring me. to a restaurant and now you read the newspaper." Husband: "Pardon me, darling! Waiter, an- other newspaper." "I am more interested in increasing people's income than in worrying over their expenditures." Herbert Hoover. Bill," as his friends call Mr. William Baldwin, is retiring. "I should think," he said to me, "that I've clipped at least three hundred and fifty million tickets in my time, not counting look- ing Ete thousands of 'seasons' every day, In fact, to punch 20,000 tickets a day is a mere nothing at London Bridge. The thing I notice most now- adays is that people seem to get up a lot later than they used to do. Our rush hours used to start about five or six in the morning. Now were never really busy till eight o'clock."— London Tit -Bits." Owl gaffs The Little Old Wonsan There was a little woman whose hands' The best of women. make mistali:e% were worn and red, but it's too bad that we husbands And long ago the beauty of her youth- sbottld be required to eat them, fill days had fleet, we have enough . For she had suffered sorrow, and she statistician says that coal to last 7,000 years. What does had suffered pain, he mean by "we?" A great Many i3ut after those had left her she learn - animals laugh, says a scientist; and, ed to smile again, of course,a great many people give And _ out she'd comp with dainties for them good cause to. Conscience getsthe children in the street a lot of credit for good morals that Tin it seemed whexe'er she wandered belongs to the fear of getting caught, there were young ones round We are learning to have faith in lea- her feet• ,ehinery because it has furnished a Sh foundation for human progress. Thee hadn't any money; she was nevere h a man who thinks and is silent usually gaily dressed; has more friends than the one who She had a shawl and bonnet which she speaks and thinks afterward. Looker On (to man who had just called her Sunday hest. Aid if you gave ber something, in a little while you'd see rescued a drowning girl)—"It wee Some other person strutting in that grand of you •to drive from that bit of finery, height, fully clothed, to effect such a And she'd give this explanation if you magnificent rescue."asked the reason why: The Hero (snarling madly)—"That's all very well, but what I want to know Is who pushed me in?" 4 Harrison—"I hear your daughter Edith married a struggling young man." Thompson—"Well, he did struggle, but he coaldn't. get away." Here's some riddles. We simply got to get them off our system, Are you a riddle fan?: 1, Why did the hen go across the road. 2, What goes all day and comes In at night and sits with its tongue out? 3, Why did the ma i put his garage onthe other side of the road from his house? 4, When was milk the highest? 5, Who wore the big, gest hat in the war 6, Why did tale cow go over the hill? Answers—l., To get on the other side; 2," Wagon; 3, To put his car in; 4, When the cow jumped over the moon; 5, The man that had the largest head; 6, Because she couldn't go under. Chinese Cave Dwellings Found Peiping.—Possible habitations of Chinese cave dwellers have been un- covered by a Chinese expedition at Changteh, in Ronan Province, accord- ing to reports received here. Several deep pits containing bones and earth- enware were excavated. The find con- firms the statement of Mencius, the Chinese philosopher, that early Chi- nese peoples "made tests for them- selves in the highlands and in the lowlands they. made caves." German Girl Students Of the 132,000 students in German colleges and universities, about 18,500 are women, according to the latest available data. Seven girl students in every twenty are working for doctor- ates in philosophy. Medicine comes next in popularity, with 24 per cent., followed by natural science, with 18, per cent., and political economy, with 11 per cent. Slightly more than 1 per cent. are studying theology. " Knights" Meaford Flooring It's Good It's Even Better Get our prices IT'S THE BEST Knight Mfg. & Lbr. Co. Ltd., Meaf s rd The See your dealer t6¢ The Longer and Wider Fly Catcher That Will Not Dry Aeroxon is freeing thousands of Canadian homes from the dangerous disease -bearing fly. This handy spiral fly catcher is coated with a specially tpre- pared glue, fragrant and sweet, which will not dry or lose its attractiveness to flies. Ask for Aeroxon at any drug; grocery or hardware store. It is the fly catcher with the push pin and the wider and longer" ribbon—good for 'three weeks' service. +s, AERON OFLY CATCHER Gets the fly every time Sole Adeots NEWTON A. HILL, 55 Front Street East, Toronto BUG KILLER NO 'WATER TO CARRY. STICKS LIKE GLUE TO LEAF REQUIRES FEWER APPLICATIONS. STIMULATES THE GROWTH, INCREASES THE YIELD A DEALER IN EVERY PLACE. CORP, LTD. TORONTO .`O,IrNER�►:i= CALCI'i.l'lVC . . Wrong Label: "A spoonful of water contains 270,000 potential horse- power," says a scientist. That Isn't water. Claude—"I'm groping for words." Alma—"Well, you don't expect to find them around my neck, do you?" "Well, at any rate," an old married man told the writer, "It is better to have loved and been bossed than ngver to have been loved at all." ei. + 11 liance ought to be placed on the in cr,tr Summer is a. time when' people try fluence of reason than on the weight to keep out of the sunshine they .wash- ' of authority. ed they were able to afford last win- «No operation is so insignificant ter. Who remembers the old fashion- that a man can refuse to give it less ed love songs that didn't sound • like than his best "—Bruce Barton. the wail et a lost soul? The devil "I thought she ought to have it. She's so much worse off than I," No one ever seemed to notice that her hands were coarse and red, That she wasn't good to look at no one ever heard it said, .And the smartest of her neighbours who appeared to know it all Never spoke a word in censure of her bonnet or her shawl. So take this truth for granted: that a sweet and tender smile And a heart so brave and kindly never do go out of style. —Edgar A. Guest. Airships London Morning Post: There is only one , respect in which these cumbersome machines have so far proved superior to the aeroplane, and that is in the radius of flight. But this factor is of little import- ance for inter -Imperial communica- tions, since the aeroplane can over- come this disadvantage by means of relays. In no other respect has the airship shown the least promise of competing effectively with the heav- ier-than-air machine. The best policy for this country, therefore, is to sell the R-100 for what it will fetch, to scrap the rest of the equip- ment, and spend our money on more profitable departments of aeronauti- cal research. In discussing a question mor re - isn't so smart; think of him `ryieg Job's patience with boils we n be might have tried taxes. You can: al- ways an al- ways tell who is hurt:; the wrrst by who yells the loudest: A bobtail cull in fly time is in no worse fix than a bald-headed man in the same time. It's queer, a little beat on the feet may cure a little cold in the head. Late hours end in early morning The girl who uses a lot of lipstick often leaves a good impression when she kisses. Some hotels rate high and others have high rates. The last thing in the world a man wants is a manicure. Now is the time to buy good farms from pessimists. The easiest person for a .man to >:ool is himself, and the hardest is hat., wife.. The girl who elopes may be;, letting her emotions run away with her. The hottest days at the beach are the first tan days. Stolen Kisses are the sweet- est, but the other kind taste pretty good, too. A typical American is one who yearns to be rich without work- ing, thin without dieting, and wise without studying. Business has so far improved that it is now able to take nourishment. Patient (angrily)—'The size of youc' bill makes my blood boil." Doctor (calmly)—"That will be $20 more for 'sterilizing your system." • A. man boasts that he raises a lot more flowers than his wife does, yet devotes less time to the job. He grows dandelions. FREE Large ill ustr,+ ed catalogue .new and rebuil bicycles: fro r' $10 up. Motor cycles, Boat. Ot.tboarc. Motors tt„ n••s. tation paid. Write to DUNE CYCLE AND MOTOR 10., 625 Queen Street W.. Toronto. Ont. Evi) It()SE « GOOD 1:,, lij . , 224 e Strange Things A most interesting man to talk to is Mr. Bertram Thomas, who has just returned to London from a long tour of exploration in Arabia. "I've brought back any amount of things for the Natural History Museum at• South Kensington," he said, "including a new butterfly, a new lizard, and sev- eral new grasshoppers. And I've seen natives baking live locusts in glowing ashes and then eating them, and oxen and camels being fed on . sardines! I've seen fakirs sleeping on beds of spikes and others who hold their arms straight out till they become paralyzed —all as part of their daily religion. It's a queer, world once you go ex- ploring."—London "Tit -Bits." A Little Circle Bach one of us is bound to make the little circle in which he lives better and happier; each of us is bound to se that out of that small circle the widest ,good may flow; each of us may have fixed in his r'ind the thought that out of a single household may flow influences that shall stimulate the whole com- monwealth and the whole civilized world.—Dean Stanley. Virtuous Fear There is a virtuous fear which is the effect of faith; and there is a vicious fear, which is the product of doubt. The former leads to hope, as relying on God, in Whom we Believe; the latter inclines to despair, as not relying on God, in Whom we do not believe. Persons of the on char- acter fear to lose God; persons of the other character fear o find Him,—Pascal to 1• tinsuur 4 "Wee FREE BOOKS ON CHILD WELFARE VERS are many ideas that P L will provea boon Co moth- er and baby. Sound authority on feeding, clothing and tak- Ing care of infants and young children. Tables of weight, growth and development. We mall gladly mail the books to aC1pt of your e andddress. Eagle Brand CONDENSED Milk TheiBorden St., Limited C\V•10 5 Gentlemen: Please send me a FREE copy of your Baby's Record Book and Baby Welfare Book. Name'• Address -•ar. •Lw 'Praises Famous Vegetable Pills For Indigestion Dad—"When I was a little boy your "Having been troubled with lndigest- age I didn't tell lies." ion and Sick Headaches for several His Son—"How old were when months, 1 was recommended to try you started, Dad?" your famous Pills. After the first dose I was made aware of their very real tonic value."—Miss M. Croydon. Cit Dr. Carter's Little Liver Pills are - no Healing Springs ordinary laxative. They are all vegetable and have a very definite, valuable tonic °� action upon the liver ... exactly what Cologne. --Boring here for coal y94 need to end Constipation, Acidity, Biliousness, Headaches, Poor Complex - have uncovered flowing gold—not I ion, etc. All druggists. 250 Sc75cred pits. oil, but medicinal waters. Experts - report that springs found directly you Find Under Cologne under the city contain water of a higher medicinal value than those of some of the world's best known spas, being particularly rich in carbonic salts. The curative springs, which were located 1,200 feet beneath layers of coal, are flowing at such a rate that they could be used to supply the, city's water needs. Th emunicipal- sty plans the erection of luxurious baths in the hope of attracting tourists and health seekers. Curiously enough, the first an- nouncement of the discovery was Made on Aprll 1, and as Cologne Is noted as a city of practical jokers no credence whatever was attached to it. Consequently the city *taile l- tieet had the greatest difficulty in convincing the press and public, that the curative springs really do exist. • l�C� r,icillt:At k,l;l y KingBug ifler The Quality .Product Insecticide, die• tintntishable• by its three -fold pro- perties. Sure Death Insecticide, Plant Fertilizer and Plant Protector against Blight and Disease. Your selection of Ding Bug hiller for your insectleld Will insure you the greatest results at a minimum cost. ]lave your dealer supply you. Demand Icing Bug Hiller. NO Substi- tute. Wrae us for particulars. KING CALCIUM P11,011CCTS CAMPI3ELLVILL!w, ONT. ISSUE No. 24—'31 Kennedy & Menton 421 College St„ Toronto Harleyeeavidson Distributors Write at once for our bargain list of I used` motorcycles: Terms arranged. Classified Advertising '3&BIC C ICts 1 BABY CHICKS --EARNED Af 'cks, Anconas, White and BrOWtt Leghorns, 10c each. Assorted, 9c. PUL- LETS six weeksk old, 55c. CatalOgaea. A. PI. Switzer, Granton, Ont. REmlvcams pEMNANTS-3 .LBS. PRINTS, $IMO: 2 lbs. Silk, Velvet or Cretonne, $1. Agents, dealers wanted. A.. McCreery Co., Chatham, Ont. Girls of Today rShampoo Regularly tvitl� CIJTICIIJ8.A SOAP Precede by Applications 01 CiJTICIIJRA OINTMENT Soap 25c.e0intment 25c. and 500. sets .readNojses q.•^RD EAR 01L RUB IT IN BACK OF EARS- INSERT /N NOSTRILS ^• PR/CE,5'/.25 AT ACL Opvo'/JIJ Excellent for Temporary Deafness and Head Noises when due to congestion caused by colds. . �riv:ww�vw.� >VwvQ NEURALGIA A good application of Min - rd's, according to directions, just "hits the spot". You'll find that you get wonderfui relief ! Are Not Wild Winnipeg.—"Girls to -day are not wild—they are wonderful," Mrs. H. D. Warren Chief Commissioner of Girl Guides in Canada, told members of the Women's Canadian Club here. "I hear many people say the mod- ern girl is wild,' said Mrs. Warren. "She is not. She is honest, and speaks her mind, openly and frankly, a thing that is charming and genuine. I think the girls to -day have in them the making of wonderful citizens." An ounce of cheerfulness is worths a Pound of sadness to serve God with. —Thomas Fuller. "It is our dreams that the body makes . itself aware of our mind. Dr. Carl Jung. WOOL HIGHEST PRICES PAID The Canadian Wool Co. Ltd. 2 CHURCH ST., TORONTO for ANY CHILD WE can never be sure lust what makes a child restless. but the remedy can always be the same. Good old Castoria! There's comfort in every drop of this pure vegetable preparation. and not the slightest harm in its frequent use. As often as your child has a fretful spell, is feverish, or cries and can't sleep, let Castoria soothe and quiet him. Some- times it's a touch of colic. Sometimes constipation. Or diarrhea —a con- dition that should always be checked 'without delay. Just keep Castoria handy, and give it promptly. Relief will follow very promptly: if it doesn't. you should call a physician. FATHE;' GETS Tells flew He Keeps " I have a family of six—four boys, two girls—ranging from 23 to 12 years of age, end a delicate wife, and four years ago it was owing to a sickly household that I took matters in my own bands, Their foods were not relished, and to take medicine was like administering punishment. For four years now I have regularly used lirus -hen Salts about four or five tunes a week, unknown to any of my family or wife to this day- I get up first always, and I put half a teaspoonful of lfrus- chen in the teapot or coffee-pot, and they all have their first cup therefrom. So what was a sickly household four years ago, I am glad to see now a healthy and robust family. "They are always ready for and dear up their meals. Always alert, quick, and olive, and never seem tired, all due to my secret way of using about half a teaspoonful of Iirusehen Salts in the morning tea or coffee.'' --C. D. 11 only more parents were es -careful about their children's internal cleanli- ness as about their external dean inaess there would be lover sick headaches fewer finicky appetites:, fewer tics of 'tile' sulks' sand fewer • :sallow . faces. IIJ FIRST the Family Fit Eruschen keeps the system regular in. its most important; daily duty. Its gentle aperient action ensures proper activity of the liver and kidneys so that these organs of dermal ion cleanse the inside of all elogginr ,'este matter lzrusclien thus ensurer ; dear blood -stream, earryiug lieotiti' and vigour to the whole bads allyl grain. lirassehen Salts is obtainable at alt Drug Stores at 45e. and 75e per bottle.