Zurich Herald, 1943-03-25, Page 3Chains for Hitler
sne
•
vanes—more than a mile of them
—that will help to bind Hitler,
'Hirohito and Company are shown
above in the stock section of a Can-
szdian National Railways shipyard,
the only shipbuilding plant in North
America operated by a railway com-
pany. They will form part of the
equipment of 10,000 -ton cargo vessels
that are being built' by war workers
of the National System at this plant
to carry foodstuffs to Great Britain
(or tanks, guns and munitions to the
Allies' fields of action. Canada built
21 of these ships in 1942 and many
more will slide off the ways in Can-
adian shipyards this year and in 1944.
The 10,000-tonners require 240
fathoms, or 1,440 feet, of anchor chain.
Two complete chains of 120 fathoms
each are used for the port and star-
board "hooks." These chains come
from the manufacturer in fifteen -
fathom lengths. Each link is 1334
inches by 7% inches and the diameter
of the steel is 2X inches. The 2 anchor
chains weigh more than 32 tons.
While chain is required for anchors,
rope and wire are used for towing,
and mooring when the ship is docked.'
Lower right: the photographer found
a coil of rope being checked. Each
ship needs two coils of rope seven
inches in circumference and each of
90 fathoms length for mooring. There
are also two cbils of heavier rope, 10
inches in circumference and four
fathoms in length, used for towing.
Modern Etiquette
By Roberta Lee
1. Isn't it wrong for a person
lino' thrust words of condolence
-upon you when this Person knows
that you would prefer not to dis-
cuss your sorrow?
2. When a young woman is
heated at a table of a public din-
ing room and another woman
stops to chat for a minute, should
the young woman rise?
3. How long should a bride re -
mean at her wedding reception?
4, Is it proper to use Miss on
an envelope, addressed to a girl
twelve or fourteen years of age?
5. Should a man who is walk-
ing with a woman carry her pack-
ages?
6. When a person drops a fork
or spoon in a public dining room,
should he reach down and pick it
up
Answers
1. Yes. As Rosseau says, "Con-
solation indiscreetly pressed upon
us, when we are suffering under
affliction, only serves to increase
our pain, and to render our grief
more poignant." 2. Not unless
the woman who stops is elderly.
S. Not longer than two hours. 4.
Yes, 5. Yes, if the packages are
of considerable size. If the pack-
ages are insignificant in size, a
few spools of thread, a tube of
toothpaste, or a library book, it is
not necessary. 6. No; pay no
attention to it. The waiter will
pick it up.
How Can l ? ?
By Anne. Ashley
Q. How can 1 produce the ef-
fect of writing having been done
in silver?
A. Mix one ounce of the fin-
est pewter or block tin, and two
ounces of quicksilver together un-
til both become fluid. Then grind
it with gum water. Use as you
would ink.
Q. How e'en 1 prevent diced
RECTAL SORENESS AND
PILE TORTURE
QUICKLY RELIEVED
&f you are troubled with itching
Iles or rectal soreness, do not delay Ieatment and run the risk of letting
hie condition become chronic. Any
iching or soreness or painful pass-
age of stool Jo nature's warning and
proper treatment should be secured
at once.
For this purpose get a package of
Nem -Reid from any druggist and
use as directed. This formula
,w ybto take ttablet,ilwtll aquickly
relieve the itching and soreness and
No,n-Refill 1s pleasanttotender
otic
Wray recommended and it seems
The height of folly for any one to
Shalt a painful and chronic pile
condition when such a fine remedy
:may be had at such a small cost.
If you try Hem-Roid and are not
entirely pleased with the results,
your druggist will gladly return
your money
124.0.
Or:Heves distress Own MONTHLY
FEMALE
WEAKNESS
Lydia E. Pinkhan1's Vegetable
Compound not only helps relieves
monthly
feelings—dueltout lmonth 9 ak,
func-
tional dlsttirbances.It helps buildup
resistance against distress of "difu-
cult days." Macre 111 Canada,
fruits from dropping to the , bot-
tom of a gelatine mold?
A. This can be prevented by'
chilling the fruits and adding
when the gelatine mixture has
partly congealed.
Q. How can I clean the- steel
on oven doors?
A. By rubbing it briskly while
still warm with a soft cloth that
.has been dipped in vinegar.
B. How can I get more heat
from the burners of the gas stove?
A. Be sure to wash the burners
frequently with soap suds and
water. Clogged burners dull the
flame and lessen the heat obtained
from the gas.
Q. How can I set the crust of
custard pie?
A. Custard pie should be first
started to hake in a hot oven to
set the crust. Then the heat of
the oven should be quickly re-
duced so that the custard may
cook slowly.
Norwegians Ordered
To Like Nazi Films
In Oslo it's now a crime to walk
out on a German film, The Nazi
occupation authorities in the Nor-
wegian capital term it a "demon-
stration against the new order,"
punishable by two to six months'
Imprisonment.
The report was broadcast by the
Moscow radio and added that in
one German city the authorities
encountered "what they termed
the disrespectful attitude of Ger-
mans toward German war bullet-
ins." A decree was said to have
been issued requiring all persons
on the streets to stop while the
high command communiquee are
broadcast at 2 and 8 p,sn,
The Province of Quebec Holds
A Steady Course To Victory
y
By
The Hon, Adelard God{suit, Praifxi er of the Province of Quebec
The third full year of war, just
closed, shows as perhaps its great-
est incidence, as far as the
Province of Quebec is concerned,
a renewed and even more conk -
pieta dedication to the ideals of
freedom and the task of Victory,
as well as the marshalling of 'ev-
ery 1 ;...ible force to those ex-
clusive ends.
Thanks tc a comparatively long
terns view taken in this Province
from the outset, in planning for
co-operation••in the war effort of
the Dominion, we were able in
1942 to meet huge production de
mends in every field, and even to
inaugurate output in new, essen-
tial directions.
Called on for maximum produc-
tion from our bountiful soil, the
Quebec farmer has more . than
responded. Output in field crops
in general has far exceeded the
most optimistic estimates made at
the beginning of the year. The
same is true of all animal prod-
ucts as well, with particular
emphasis on bacon, milk, butter,
cheese, eggs, wool, in which we
made a telling contribution to the
provisioning of Canada's armed
forces and those of her Allies.
Our new and highly important in-
dustry of flax became stabilized
with a production that reached
splendid commercial proportions.
In mining, forest exploitation,
and the deep-sea fishing industry
we were all able to come through
with vast contributions in sup-
plies and raw products to the war
cause of Canada and the United
Nations.
Because of the inherent sound-
ness and stability of our economie.
constitution, our manufacturers
in every field were able to bring
reorganization for war to fullest
fruition, and to carry industrial
production to new heights, even
in the face of all the difficulties
inherent in the invasion of
strange production territory under
necessary restrictions placed on
the procuring and use of raw and
other essential materials. By the
same token, they were also able
to overcome what threatened to
be a serious difficulty in the mat-
ter of a scarcity of skilled labour,
by co-operating in exemplary
fashion with the Government in
the vocational training of young
people newly come to join the
ranks of industry.
The Province of Quebec con-
tinued throughout the year her
abundant contribution in young
men for all the armed forces,'
both for senvrce,.in.._Canada ane,.:
overseas, and has taken to°^her elf^k
a pardonable 'pride in what they
have accomplished in the path of.
duty. These are they who have,
above and beyond all, led us to-
day to that elevation from which,
for the first time, victory is clear-
ly in sight; and it is to them,
more than to any other, that we
must look for the consummation
of our hopes in the coming year.
Quebec's financial contribution
te the war effort continued
strong, proving' an outstanding
factor in the sustaining of the
country's morale. To feel able to
pay one's way has a tonic effect
on the spirits, amongst nations
and peoples as well as am n t s
t
individuals. Our people
waxed more and more enthusias-
tie as time has gone on in making
their individual money contribu-
tions to the nation's expanding
War -chest, • every facility offered
for participation in war financing
'ibeing eagerly taken advantage of.
A ease in point is that one of our
small villages which subscribed
400% of its quota in the latest
War loan offering.
tIs * *: •
, Quebec enters 1943 not only
stimulated to • further effort by
the long-awaited sight of the
elusive goal of Victory, but with
iter steadfast will. 'and desire for
shoulder to -shoulder striving with
her fellow -Canadians of all races
.and creeds, and, perhaps more
significant still to the immediate
•(uestion of an early Victory, with
far greater powers of perform-
anee than she • has ever had, or
even envisaged before.
• Quebec sees this war as a fight
for freedom; not alone the free-
• dotn of mankind, or the freedom
'of •a world, or of a neighbour in
that world, nor .yet of some given
political system, but rather, and
even essentially, her own freedom
and that of our Dominion. She
saw at the outset that there would
be an infinity of effort and sacri-
fice demanded as the price of
Victory, She knew that, having
,much to contribute, she could pay
that price; and with her eyes wide
open as to costs and consequences
she laid •her offering on the na-
tion's altar, Never through the
ensuing years of trial has she been
found to flinch; rather has she
gone on with even greater and-
greater
nd"greater effort, ever higher and
higher sacrifice, to achieve in
1942, besides a manpower and
diversified production contribu-
tion of tremendous proportions,
a notable share in the epic of
Dieppe.
There's Money to
be Made in MICR
ALMOST EVERY MINUTE of every day -- in the home,
barn, street, store or factory you depend upon MICA. It is
used in making practically all electrical appliances, and has a
myriad of other important uses. Without mica, millions of tools
and instruments essential to winning the war would be impos'
sable to produce. Advanced modern • aviation depends upon
mica. With the coining of peace, the world will still need mica
—and MORE MICA.
AND THERE'S MONEY IN IT— for at today's levels Mica
brings from 80c to $5.00 per pound ($10,000.00 per short ton).
Even in powdered form, ground down from otherwise wasted
scrap at the mine, mica sells for $60.00 per ton.
EVERY INVESTOR rl,'.,oul'the
ani,,Tell illustrateC of MICA d book.It InCele
you also the fncte about MAJOR-
MIairettilY
in CAproduction—and
MINES , building'
mica 0
uatry
welt as
manufacturing
nae� h slinres
stilt avnilnble at levels that
present plenty of room for sub -
?dentin], speculative profile.
FRCP Send for Your
Copy of Thtro
Informative hook.
1
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mros""m'• Just write
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IS Toronto .St., Toronto, Ont.
Shares of MAJORMICA MINES are quoted
Dail}'' an the Toronto Unlisted Section
-
* •*
An entire province courageous-
ly at war, is the only fit and
proper characterization for Que-
bec at'- the beginning of this year
1943.
It has been the policy of the
local government to lead this
province along the road of full
and complete co-operation in the
national war effort. In total ac-
cord with the policy of our federal
government all along we find our-
selves now, in view of all the
circumstances, and among them
the stamp of wisdom which Time
cannot but be seen to have put
upon that policy as well as the
success that has attended its exe-
cution, more than ever disposed
to full continuance of that re-
lationship. Canada's Prime Min-
ister'e stirring and enlightened
words: "Nothing matters now but
Victory" seem to us in Quebec
to put the whole situation in a
nutshell and to strike the one
worthwhile note for Canada's
performance of 1943.
Mei/ d Of Adapting
Eyes To Darkness
Discovery of a quick way of
adapting eyes to darkness is aid-
ing the Russian Army in night
battle and reconnaissance oper-
ations, a Soviet medical report re -
Soviet physiologists are said to
have developed methods which re,
suit in maximum adaptation of the
human eye to darkness within five
or six minutes instead of the 25
or 80 minutes usually required,
Until recently only one method
of shortening this period was
known. If before passing into
darkness a person was kept in
weak, instead of bright light, it
was possible to reduce the period
of adaptation from 45 to '50 min-
utes to 25 or 30 minutes.
Lend -Lease Balloons
Thousands of British -made Iend-
lease barrage balloons 11Jw pro-
tect the west coast of the United
States.
For common
ordinary sore
throne O� ,i_ ,
fuss -
0-P3
., 1P3tD 'Si
R11 your. owners!
go for Ogden's.
Indians on the prairies never dis-
covered the use of wheels - - -
But old-timers cottoned on to
Ogden's. They soon discovered
it to be a distinctive blend of
choicer, riper tobaccos ... the
answer to a roil-your=owner's
prayer. Try it today.
Ogden's quality for pipe smokers,
too, in Ogden's Cut Plug
esealea
Look out for Trouble
from Sluggish
KIDNEYS
Try the Original "Dutch Drops"
It is poisonous waste that your kidneys
should be filtering out of your blood that
may cause backache, dizzy spells, leg
cramps, restless, sleep -broken nights, and
smarting and burning. For relief use the
remedy that has won the grateful thanks
of thousands for many years—GOLD
MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules.
This effective diuretic and kidney stimu-
lant is the original and genuine Dutch
Drops in carefully measured amounts in
tasteless Capsules. It is one of the most
favorably known remedies for relieving
congested kidneys and irritated bladder.
It works swiftly, helping the delicate
filters of your kidneys to purify the blood.
Bemire you get the original and genuine --
packed in Canada. Insist on getting
GOLD MEDAL Haarlem 09 Capsules.
40c at your druggists. 1
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
'HYBRIDS FOR EXTRA VIGOUR
also popular purebreds. Complete
net, all ages. Fairview Farms,
St. Marys, Ontario.
DI34,.; .G1 1-1'. A. l:. 1 T 1t . Meet -
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Free catalogue. immediate deirv-
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blood -tested s t o c k. Gaywood
Farm, Mount Hamilton,
WEAK
toBISABOTAGE
B ;
u�Twaddle (nicks for liv-
ability. The trouble with "buy -
and -hope -for -the -best" chicks is
• that they don't show their lacK
or quality until it's too late to
do anything about it. Time,
money and manpower are too
scarce to invest In anything but
the best chicks.) The Twcddle
Hatching capacity is. over iu0,000
Government Approved chicks a
:week. We can give prompt de-
livery on Barred Hocks, White
Legborns, White' Hocks, White
Leghorn X Barred Rocks, and
•anany other popular purebreeds
and hybrid crosses. Send for 1943
catalogue and prieelist. Also
turkeys and older free range
e11leraeher-
iLimit Fergus, Ontio
EGGS IN STAGGERING QUANTI-
tiee are wanted for hone and
abroad. 1943 pullets will be on
the production end of many mil-
lion eggs. Get every bit of equip-
ment in shape to handle all the
chicks you can. Some Bray,
e shipment.
St rted,hicke immediat cockerels, ,capons. Theo
Ike tirne for dlt's
know what you want, n ve'llLedo
our best to see you get it. (Give
nec130nd choice) JohnN., Hamilton, Ont. Hatchery.
CHICKS
WORLD RECORD PRODUCTION
STRAINS — Chicks —large Leg -
horns, Rocks, Reds Australorps,
Sussex, Leghorn Docks Sussex
from
s n Livability gblood-
tested-
anteed. MARTIN CHICK FARMS,
GALT.
BUILDINGS FOR SALVAGE
WANTED TO BUY BUILDINGS
for wrecking,Factory, Mine
equipment, Bridges, Dredging
Equipment for Salvage. Taylor's
Wrecking, 27 Stanley, Brantford.
COWS FOR SALE
,JERSEY BREEDERS
BEING OVERCROWDED WE
have a few purebred registered
fully accredited cows for sale,
high testers and excellent pro-
ducers. Look them over and take
your
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R.R. R
FARM FOR SALE
iFARTI FOR SALE, FINE BIG
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FANNING MILL
FANNING MILL (Kline) PROVED
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Willard by e.. Toronto,
FOOT PALM
OAUMEEI(A FOOT f3AJ..M destroYe
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bottle. Ottawa agent, Denman
Dreg Store, Ottawa,
FURS, FADES, WOOL
SHIP Cs YOUR AIDES, FURS,
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prompt returns. Pearlman &
Goldberg, 180. Front Street, East.
sed
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22.Grading
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for information. We are glad to
answer your questions. Depart-
ment H. Parker's Dye Works
Limited. 791 1'onge Street, To-
ronto.
11AJRDRI:SSING SCHOOL
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on request regarding classes,
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emy,
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CASH. PAID FOR ALL SURPLUS
machinery. Hilbert C. Storey
Machinery Company, 25 St. Albans
Street, Toronto, Ontario.
MANGI.L SEED
MOORE'S GIANT WHITE SUGAR
MANGER Registered No. 1 Germ-
ination 06% in 3 days. Special
grading process assures even
sowing, uniform stand heavy
yield. Absolutely peak value, beat
mangel buy. 75c ib.; 2 or over
70c lb., prepaid. Ralph Moore &
Sons, Box 126 Norwich, Ontario.
MEDICAL
DIXON'S REMEDY—FOR NEURIT -
is and Rheumatic Paine. Thous-
ands satisfied. Munro's Drug
Store, 385 Elgin, Ottawa. Post-
paid $1.00.
HERBAL HEALTH TONIC
DON'T READ THIS — UNLESS
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blood purifier — one which
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kidney,
ver icin—onewch will ad in
cor-
recting
stomach and digestive
upsets, removes pimples and
blackheads—one which will even
smooth out the kinks and give
quick relief to rheumatic aches
and pains. Customers say that
Nu -Tone herbs will do this and
even more, and we are going to
make it so easy for you to ob-
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merits for yourself that you can-
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2-FOR-1 SPECIAL OFFER
Mail us one dollar bill and we
will send you by return parcel
post t w o regular dollar -size
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good for one month only. Stocks
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today.
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Of FER TO INVENTORS
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mation sent free. The Ramsay
Co.. Registered Patent Attorneys,
273 Sank Street, Ottawa, Canada.
PATENTS
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RABBITS
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information: breeding, housing,
clipping, marketing; Angora rab-
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enfeld, elan.
RHLLMATIC PAINS
READ THIS—EVERY SUFFE1t14R
of Rheumatic Pains or Neuritis
nbou1d t r y Dixon's Remedy.
Munro's Drug
Ottawa. Postpaidtore$1.00.36 Elgin,
SLICERS OR SALE
MEAT A N D BREAD SLICERS
$25.00 up—real bargain. Berkol
Products Company, 533 College
Street, Toronto, Ontario.
SHETLAND PONIES
SHETLAND PONIES FOR SALE,
Bartons Pony Ranch, Nokomis;
Sask.
STOCK FOR SALE
SINGLE COMB RHODE ISLAND
Reds, Exhibition quality.
EGGS FOR HATCHING
Group 1: $3.00 for 15; $5,00 for 30;
$7.00 for 60. Group 2: Half price
of Group One, Quinton & Son,
Whitby, Onterio.
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TURKEY SADDLE'S
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each, delivered. John 1,V. Wild,
19 Lansdowne Ave., London, Ont.
TRACTOR PARTS
TRACTOR PARTS Nil tV AND
used, for all makes of tractors,
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'rR.ACTORS 11.E1'AIRED
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Write to Waterloo Manufneturing
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WANTED --- MERCHANDISE
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discontilrued stocks bought for
cash. Taylor's Merchandise, 420
Colborne, Brantford.
ISSUE Na. 13-43