HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1942-03-12, Page 3COUPONS FOR GAS RATIONING
"Fill her up" will become an unfamiliar phrase when gasoline
rationing goes into effect in Canada on April first. For each coupon
the service station attendant detaches from your book, shown here,
he will deliver one unit of gasoline. If you want only half a unit,
the seller can bisect a coupon along a perforated line. When the
plan was first announced it was thought a coupon would be for five
gallons, but the shortage is becoming snore acute and no one can
predict how much it will represent.
Modern Etiquette
Questions
1. What type of social letters
always demands a prompt letter
in reply?
r• 2. When dancing with a girl
and one notices that her slip is
showing below her dress, should
one tell her?'
3. Does the bereaved family is
sue invitations to a church fun-
eral?
4. What is the correct thing to
do if a mistake is made in one's
order when dinng In a restaurant'1
5. Is it necessary to introduce
children to adults?
6. Is one suposed to leave one's
card at a wedding reception?
Answers
• 1. Any letter which invites one
to attend an affair of some Icind.
it asked by one to attend a din-
ner, supper, or even breakfast, or
to spend an evening playing
bridge, or to go for an automo-
bile drive, a note of acceptance
or regret should always be written
promptly, The telephone should
never be used for replying to this
ONTARio
W tt TICE TO TRUCKERS
HALF -LOADING REGULATIONS
Copy of an Order -in -Council approved
ley the Honourable the Lieutenant-
;GG•overnoor.dated the 3rd day of March,
Upon the recommendation of the
Honourable the Minister of Highways
land 1Vtunicipal Affairs, the Committee
!of Council advise that, pursuant to
,sub -sections 3 and 4 of section 35 of the
!Highway Traffic Act (Chapter 288,
;.S.O. 1937) the provisions of the said
'nub -sections be declared to be applicable
'to the King's Highways described on
Schedules A and B attached: -
SCHEDULE "A"
HtghwaY
4 Hanover to Fleshcrton and Wing -
ham to Highway 0
0Highway 21 to Tobermory
7 Wisebeach to Parkhill and from
7 miles east of Poterboro to Perth
7A Manchester to Highway 28
9 Orangeville to Schomberg
12 Midland to Orillia and Beaverton
to Brechin
14 Belleville to Marmora
15 Elgin to Smith's Falls
ISA Kingsville tea Lakeshore Road to
Highway IS
1813 liuthven to Highway 18
19Milverton to Tralee
21, Forest to Owen Sound
28 Mitchell to 1lginfield
/4 Guelph to Orangeville and Shel-
burne to Collingwood
Milton to Acton
Dundas St. (Highly ee to Barrie
Arnpreor to Smith's Fall's
Brighton to Havelock
Ottawa to Morrisburg
Gananoque to Highway 15
Stirling to Bloomfield ands Picton
to Kingston.
Hawkesbury to i aneaster
Newcastle to HighWay 7
Belleville to Actinolite
Cataraqui to Highway 7
Windsor via Bene River to I-Iigh-
way 2
• 40 Comma to 91,e miles south
41 Platen to Kaladir
42 Westport. to Forthton
48 Winchester to Alexandria
44 Carp to Almonte
45 Cobourg to Norwood
47 Stouffville toHighwayhy2
48
Port Bolster to Z
91t Kleinberg to Highway 50
Highway 7 to Highway 9
Caledon to Highway 24
Highway 2 to Peter's Corners and
Highway 8 to Highway 91
Duff's Corners to Highway 20
Catnsville to Cayuga
Hamilton to Highway 53
Blackheath to Highway 3
Bismarck to Highway to
Woodstock to Delhi
Atherley to Washag°
Dorchester Road to Port Bruce
Belmont to New Sarum
Watford to Highway 2 via Both-
well
Alvinston to Highway 2
Delaware to Grand 73end
Port Pranks to Highway 7
Brewster to nusselldale
St. Joseph to Hensall
Amberley to Highway 7
Innovate to I•Iarriston
Bondheati to Bradford
Primrose to Cookstown
Duntroon to Stayner
as a
Beach
le'4Va ra
Fimvn to
Waverley to Highway ITo. 11
T Hickson to rroelton
1 Dundes to Highway 24
Tilbury to Blenheim via Merlin
Woodstock to Thamesford
Titamesfin'd to Highway 7 via
Kintore
Mglinton Aurins. Dawes Read to
Scnrbo'••
8( 111elir a "11"
25
5
Ali roads lying north ot the Severn
.'diver and north of Highway 7 froth
Saanderland Corners to Perth and north
tend west ot FiIghway4 15 and 29 from
Perth to Arnprlor, with the exception
teatntt'irnprtorrto Peimbroke tghwa5' 17
freerouto, Ontario, March Gilt, 1942.
type of invitation. 2. Yes; tell
her without making it sound like
a calamity and she will thank you
and mean it, 3. No, 4. Tell the
waiter in a courteous manner,
and try to attract as little atten-
tion as possible, 5. Yes, it is
good training and they should be
taught at an early age how to
acknowledge an introduction
properly, 6. No, it isn't neces-
sary.
HOW CAN 1?
Q. How can I clean tarnished
French jewelery.
A. French jewelery that has be-
come tarnished can be cleaned
and polished by using any good
toothpaste.
Q. How can I prevent crumb-
ling when slicing hard-boiled!
eggs?
A. The Slicing of hard-boiled
eggs is more easily done with a
knife which has been dipped into
boiling water and wiped dry. This,
eliminates any cracking or crumb-
ling. Repeat as often as the
knife cools.
Q. How can I make the base,
ment floor more attractive?
A. Many people keep their
basement floors in excellent con.
dition by painting them with-deak
paint. This paint comes in varied
colors and is a fine resistant to
dampness, besides adding to the
attractiveness of the basement.
Q. How can I make a good toilet
. perfume?
A. A good toilet perfume may
be prepared by putting into a
bottle two ounces of alcohol and
one-half ounce orris root; cork
tightly and shake well.
Q. How can I relieve heart-
burn?
A. A pinch of soda dissolved
in half a glass of warm water
often does much to relieve heart-
burn.
Nice War
London heard that the Russians
are using a new secret weapon.
It is a pump driven by an elec-
tric motor, which squirts cola
water upon the Germans who aro
quickly covered with ice, in the
below -zero weather.
Sewing and washing machines,
vacuum cleaners, toasters, grills
and scores of other appliances
will soon become very scarce ow•
ing to restrictions on steel.
RECTAL SORENESS AND
PILE TORTURE
QUICKLY RELIEVED
it sou are troubled with rtehlnt;
piles or rectal soroneea, do not delay
treatment and run the risk ot letting
this condition become chronic. Any
itching or soreness or painful pass-
age of •stool is nature's warning and
proper treatment should be secured
at once.
For this purpose get a package of
Rem -Roil from any druggist and
use as directed. This formula
which is used internally is a small,
easy to take tablet, will quickly
relieve the itching and soreness and
aid in healing the sore tender spots.
Nem-Roid is pleasant to use, is
highly recommended and it seems
the height of folly for any one to
risk a painful and chronic pile
condition when Stich a fine remedy.
may be had at ouch a small coat:
it you try Hem-Eoid and are not
entirely pleased with the results,
your druggist will gladly return
your money,
wituftt
COUGHS
coos
The now Improved Ruakloy Feusi to ii all
medirarllon •••- ne swop astr tow en
counts and collie -siva you mora for your
mono/. bel Marrs It o the genuine .. -,
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UC K LEY
MI)11 u nor
Have You Hear
Moths can't grow big b rKliva
they eat only holes.
In Holland they use l to' -
power to drive their winAmil a.
Silence is what you don't hem.
when you listen,
Compliment is when you ,Har
something to someone which,'he
and we know isn't true.
Double-dealing is when you buy
something wholesale to sell retail.
An antique is something no One
would be seen with if there were
more of them, but which everyone
wants when no one has any.
A Scotsman was leaving on
a fortnight's business trip and
called back as ho left home:
"Goodbye• all, and Katherine
dinna forget to mak' leetie
Donald tak' his glasses off
when he's looking at nae
thing,"
A Lancashire man and his wife'
found a gas bill on the footpath
when they were out for an ova -
fling stroll. The main picked 4` it
up.
"1'm going to pay this 'ere. brill,•
Maggie," he' said.
"What do you want to do that
for?" his wife demanded. "It isn't
Tours."
"No," he replied, "but there's
three and ten discount, and I might
as well have it as anybody elaei,','._„
"Yes, my wife gets more out
of a novel than anybody."
"How's that?"
"Well, she always starts in
the middle, so she's not only
wondering how it will ail end,
but how it began."
Stories continue to dribble from
the fall manoeuvre area in the
South, says Collier's. Latest to
reach us concerns the Negro driver
of a Camp Croft (S.C.) quarter-
master truck who was being quiz-
zed by a Carolinan. "These black-
outs
lackouts are tough, aren't they 7" asked
the citizen. "Yas-suh," said the
driver, "Specially at night."
Fay -Mrs. Dashaway's hue.
band didn't leave her very,
much when he died, did he?
Ray -No, but he left her of-
ten enough when he was alive.
Old Gent: what does your father..
do for a living, sonny?
Tommy: He chops down trees.
Old Gent: And what does he do'
when he has chopped them down?
Tommy: He chops them up.
"How many of your girl
friends are In our little sea
ret?"
"Six, all told."
"They would!"
Nazis Could Bomb
Canada With Ease
A young Belgian artillery offi-
cer who was a Nazi prisoner in
Belgium claimed that Canada is
within easy range of German
bombers based in Norway and that
Canadians should not feel they
are safe from the horrors of war.
Thirty-year-old 2nd Lieutenant
Nicolas Van Stein, now serving
with the Belgian army unit at
Joliette, Que., said in an interview
that Nazi four -motor bombers
now stationed in Norway could fly
to Halifax and back with ease and
have available a good amount of
time to locate targets for their
bombs.
FOr€able Dwellings
For War Workers
'Trailers and dormitories to be
made available for temporary war
housing . by the Farm Security
Adminstration of the United
States of $13,000,000 will provide
12,269 dwelling units for workers
in 24 war industry areas, the De-
partment of Agriculture announce
ed.
The trailers, the Department
said, will be camouflaged, will be
equipped with blackout curtains
and will be set Up on wooden sup-
ports so that the wheels and time
can be removed for use in mov-
ing other Units.
There are 9,000 facets in the
eye of a June bug, while some in-
sects have as high as 25,000.
DEAFNESS 1
LEONARD XNVISIBLId
RUSHER EAR DRUM
helpful fn nosy caress.
Sold mince 1007. Seed
for special 42.50 trial
offer and recommend -
odious of satisfied criers
everywhere Wrile A. O.
Leonitrt: Suite 12,
Ci noon ,9.c... Toronto.
Relievesdistress Iiclr MONTHLY Y
FEMALE
WEAKNESS
Lydia E. Pinkhatn's Vegetable
Compound not only helps relieve
monthly. pain but luso weak, nerve
one feelings -..lite to monthly funic•
tional disturbances, It helps build tie
resistance against distress of dim
cult days, Made in Canada.
What Science
Is Doing
LOCOMOTIVE WHEELS FASTER
THAN TRAIN
Those things which were hard to
believe about swift motion, like the
scientists', story that a locomotive
wheel can travel faster than the
train, can now be seen, in pictures
taken by the Massachusetts Insti-
tute of Technology's muitiflash.
The photos are stills, but there
are so many of them, that evetry
bit of motion can be measured to
a millionth at a second.
The outer rim of a locomotive
Wheel is shown to travel at the
tap of itsrevolution just twice as
east as the locomotive. It is slower
by the same ratio at the bottom of
its turn.
In the pictures 1t looks as if just
at the point where the rim teaches
the track it is standing still. That
is what the scientists say happens.
This standing still, however, is not
relative to the rail, but to the
train's forward motion, as Einstein
would say.
A ball dropped straight down,
and one shot out horizontally from
the same point, can be seen falling
toward the ,earth under gravity's
pull at exactly the smite rate and
time.
A ball bounced up, if not too light
weight, slows down instant by in-
stant, and when it starts to fall,
picks up at the same rate it stop-
ped, until it is traveling v:' ': its
initial velocity when it re '• ire
starting point.
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TOOTH ftiNGS
Teeth' have ,growth rings, just
like trees; they are found in the
enamel and dentin, which are the
two outer layers of the teeth, the
construction of which begins three
to five months before birth, says
Pathfinder. Dr. Isaac Schour, Uni-
versity of Illinois scientist, has
been able to trace periods of ill-
ness and malnourishment in chil-
dren by a study of the mioroscopio
"tooth ring" layers.
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WASHERS
Faucet washers of synthetic rub-
ber are now made which are said
to outlast natural rubber washers
many times, particularly in hot
water faucets subject to much use.
Ontario Marksmen
Win High Awards
Three Ontario marksmen, D.
Coburn of the Little Long Lae
Gun Club, Geraldton; Hugh Me -
Arthur, Bramshott Rifle Club of
Orillia, and F. B. Yeats of the
•Timmins Rifle Club, have nue-
"Seeded in gaining one of the high-
est distinctions in sporting rifle
marksmanship in Canada - the
EXPERT SHIELD AWARD - it
Coolrug. sooth-
ing Mentholatunx
instantly relieves
the stabbing
pain. Jars and
tubes. 30c.
roe
icoE.1
IT DOES TASTE GOOD
INAPIPE
!
GROWN IN SUNNY, SOUTHERN ONTARIO
is reported from the headquarters
of the Dominion Marksmen organ-
ization in Montreal. Mr.. Coburn
is the Secretary of the Little Long
Lae Gun, Club and is the first
member of the club to win this
high honor.,
Scores of 5914, 5900 and 6915
respectively were posted by these
marksmen out of the possible
6000 points. It requires outstand-
ing marksmanship to post a score
better than the necessary mini-
mum of 5860 points of the pos-
sible 6000 in this competition in
which each marksman must shoot
20 targets from each of the stand
ing, sitting and prone positiditn.
BECOMES BRITISH WAR
SECRETARY
First civil service career man in
British political history to step
directly into the British Cabinet
is Sir James Grigg, above, who
was named by Prime Minister
Churchill as War Secretary to
succeed Capt. David Margesson.
SAFES
Protect your BOOKS tool Ud.5111
from VIRE mad TUIS)VES. Wt
have. o size and type of Sate, or
Cabinet, for any purpose. Visit
us, or write for price.., etc. to
Dept, W.
,-I.8C-I . TAVILEIR LIMITED
TORONTO SAFE WORKS
1.n i ."c.1 :•1 rs.. 1 oronto
Fistat,tished 1555
To Shift Millions
In U. S. War Work
Serious Shortage of Mangey
er Seen in United States
Americans needn't be surprised
if some trine'' in the next year or
two they have to pull up stakes
and go to work in a war industry.
The United States is headed
for its most serious manpower
shortage.
Some say as many as 10,0000
000 •housewives and non -defence
workers will have to be transfer-
red to war industries. Other
estimates of the number who will
have to change jobs run even
higher.
Here's the picture as reported o
by sources familiar with the man-
power requirements of the United
States:
The army and navy need at
least 5,000,000 more men. •
War industries at fall pace will
require about 10,000,000 addi-
tional workers.
The number of .persons looking
for work in December was re-
ported by the National Industrial
Conference Board as slightly
more than 3,000,000.
This number, however, is hard-
ly important since the labor force
on farms is at its lowest during
the winter. About, 3,000,000
workers normally are taken on
by farmers between now and
June. If they use thaf number
this year -and they probably will
if they can get them-unemploy-
ment
hem-unemployment this summer will be pretty,
close to sero.
One ounce of radium is the prom
duet of 14,000 tons of ore,
JusT
119
...CLASSIFIED ADV
BAIIi CRICKS
SIX BREEDS, CHICKS, CAPONS,
growing Pullets. Descriptive ca-
talogue, Monkton Poultry Farm,
Monkton, Ontario.
BABY CHICKS -3 TO 11 CENTS, 25
free chicks, our choice with every
100 pullets or 100 Mixed chicks
ordered in March, Goddard Chick
Hatcheries, Britannia Heights,
Ontario.
PRODUCTION - IN EVERY LINE.
is what your country wants. From
farm as well as , factory.' You'll
be wise to order your °hicks now.
Bray has what you want in a
dozen breeds, crosses. Cockerels,
capons, Turkeys. Bray Hatchery,
130 John, Hamilton, Ont.
POULTRY
TAICi2 NO CHANCES BUY YUUit
chicks this year from a reputable
firm, one that has been in bus-
iness for eighteen years. A11 our
chicks aro from Government Ap-
eleoved bloodtested stock. All
turkeys • from Ontario Turkey
Breeders and Hatchery Approved
bloodtested stock. We have nine-
teen purebreds; 9 hybrid crosses
and four breeds of turkeys to
choose from. Send for free 1942
catalogue. Twiddle Chick Hatch-
eries Limited, Fergus, Ontario.
HAIUORY OQ,UUPRMENT
BAKERS' OVENS AND MACHIN-
ery, also rebuilt equipment al-
ways on hand, Terms arranged,
Correspondence invited. Hubbard
Portable Oven Co.. 103 Bathurst
St., Toronto.
FARMERS
YOU CAN MAKE CONSIDERABLE
handling one of the finest lines of
Insecticides. Electric Fence Con-
trollers, Paints, Fire Extinguish-
ere, etc. Write WARCO GREASE
& OIL LIMITED, TORONTO.
DOGS & KITTENS WANTED
PUPPIES AND LONG FLAIR KIT -
tens wanted, Highest prices paid.
Dixon's, 1821 St. Antoine St.,
Montreal.
CARS -- USED AND NEW
MOUNT PLEASANT MOTORS Ltd.,
Toronto's oldest Chrysler, Plym-
oath dealers; three locations, 682
Mt. Pleasant Road 2040 Yonge
St. and 1660 banf rth Avenue,
Our Used Cars stake us many
friends. Write for our Free 13ook-
let on pedigreed renewed and an-
alyzed used cars._. -
ENLARGEMENTS
'
1,'1tt1E lift ,A1ttiEIVMI,NTS WL?'11 •
each toll of .films developed or
ten reprints alt for25 and.05
,
mail in stamps. Photographic 1,c.•
boratorios P.C. Box 545, Sher'
brooks, Qua,
TI NTS
FAIt:11 1.'0it SALIN
FOR SALE -183 HEAD OF STOCK,
farm equipment, sufficient grain,
800 acre farm; ideal location for
mixed farming, $26.00 an acre,
$14,000 cash. For further particu-
lars write John Davidson, Two
Creeks, Man.
110USSI FOR SALE
BEAUTIFUL 3 13111)itUUM 13RUCK,
(clear). Sell or excilnnge, small
improved acreage, Essex, Kent
county, 1620 Arthur, Windsor, On-
tario,
HAIRDRESSING SCHOOL
LEARN ii uRiettleselNte £tail ISili-
ortSon method. Information on re-
quest regarding classes. Robert-
son's klatrdressing Academy, 137
Avenue !toad, Toronto.
OFFER 1'u INVENTORS
AN OFFER 1'U l)Vlrlltt LNVt!1NI'OE
List of inventions and full infor-
mation sent free. The Ramsay Co.,
Registered, Patent Attorneys, 273
Bank Street, Ottawa, Canada;
'PATENTS
FleTkkl11tSTUNHAUGH & COMPANY
Patent Solicitors. lestabllsned
1890; 14 ;(Ging West, Toronto.
Booklet of Lntormation on re-
quest.
MEDICAL
WANTED - EVERY SUFFERER
of Rheumatic Pains or Neuritis
to try Dixon's Remedy. Munro's
Drug Store, 336 Elgin, Ottawa.
Postpaid 11.00.
S BIG ENLARGEMENTS
SEND US YOUR FILMS OR TEN
reprints and you will receive not
only one or two free enlargements
but all your photos will be en-
usize for only .40
1:irged dole b Y
(plus .05 mail) stamps accepted.
Postal Photo, P.O. i3ox 622, Sher-
brooke, Que.
LiIGAL
J. N OFFICE, CA.
St. ThBomas
Rol Theatre l Building, 1.1NUSA LAW U
1! ar
Ontario. Special Deartment for
farmers collections.
POULTRY
SPACIAL BARGAIN PRICES FOR
heavy breed Cockerels for lvlarch
delivery only. Barred Rooks, Hy-
brids, $6,00 per hundred. Assorted
heavy breeds $4.00 per hundred.
Prompt delivery. Satisfaction
glee ran itied. Our 89th fear in
poultry 1m::ine:le. Fisher Poultry
li'it1nt, .\,,toil, ttrltnl'i0.
ISSUE 11-'42
o e
NURSING COURSE--�`
COURSE FOR WU11iEN ATTILhi3-.
ants. Verdun Protestant Hospital
gives a year's training for mental
attendants. Requirements. two
years high school and applicants
must be 21 years. Immediate vac-
a,ncies. Apply to Director of
Nursing, N.U. box 6034. 'eluntteat.
NURSERY STOCK •
BULBS, PLANTS, SHRUBS AND
Evergreens. Numerous varieties
and colors; sensational new intro-
ductions. Write for descriptive
catalogue. James Seed Company,
Liudsay, Ontario,
SIUSIUAL 1NS'r'1tueT1u.r
NOW 1S TEE TIME TO STUD
music at home. Specially prepared
courses on all instruments, Wilms
Studios of Music, 369 Gieniaiee
Avenue, Toronto,
4AW l.`UltS FV AN TED
MINK, PDX, MUSKRAT, W l rl Sl l y
Rabbit, Skunk. Ship Goods Par-
cel Post. Highest Prices L'atdt
Payment by return mail. iteier-
enee: Canadian Bank Commerce,
Phillips Square. AbeGerittger,
368 St. Paul West, Montreal.
RHEUIIIATIC PAINS
FRUIT JUICES - THE PRINCIPAfe
ingredients in Dixon's Remedy
for Rheumatic Pains, Neuritis.
Sold only Munro's Drug Store, 335
- Elgin, Ottawa. Postpaid 11.00.
BARRELS FOR SALiP
.00
BARRELS, CLEAN WOODEN,.e3.06
each, f.o.b. Toronto. S. .Barber Jllc
Sons, 4000 Dundas St. West, To.
ronto.
VEGETABLES WANTED
CARROTS BEETS, ONIONS, • TUR -
nips anti Potatoes -large or small
quatttities. Highest prices paid.
Ship to or write Mutual Growers
Market Limited, Federal Dealers
License No. 1098 and W.P.T.13.
License 35128, 41 Church Street,
Toronto.
WOMEN WANIITE
D
WANTED: WOMEN TO DO HOME
sewing Bost pay, Postage paid
on all work. Sent anywhere.
nontex Specialty Co„ Box 27,
Chase, P.C.
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