HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1943-06-24, Page 2Farm Tractor Tire Made From Corn
The inti :het I aea.1 +:: ,
to _make tools for the fanner re-
ceived a big boost last ieorite
when, for the first tinge, grain was
used as the base fo:' a syr thealc
rubber farm tractor tile.
Harvey e, Firestone. Jr.. whose
tattler put the farm cm lubber by
developing the first practical
pneumatic tractor tire. ems ere -
trent to inspect the+ first of the
new tires as it came from the mold
at the Firestone plant. The his•
toric tire is one of a sat being
completed for testing on the Fire -
dime Fat'ms.
Nearly 10 hus:tels or 600 pci>nds
of shelled core wear:. revered to
make the butadiene for the first
set of tires, sill of the famous
ground grip varicay.
The actual prod' o` cheeging
grain to synthetic lubber consists
of fermenting the. grain to pro-
duce grain alcohol, and trans-
forming the alcohol into Futadier.e.
baste ingredient of `ynthc-tie rub-
ber, through a chemical reaction.
Synthetics made from grain and
petroleum bases have been tested
by Firestone research men and
show no difference• in quality. Lsed
In tires, both syT,thetice wear sat-
isfactorily.
How Can I ? ?
By Anne Ashley
Q. How can I make linoleum.
1esst longer?
A. It will last longer if one is
careful to wipe it dry after wash-
ing. This prevents water from
getting urderileath it and into
the seams.
Q. How can I get good results
when shellacking hardwood floors?
A. Before shellacking or waxing
be sure that the floors are clean.
The stains will show up plainly
trader the polish if the stains are
not removed.
Q. How can I facilitate the
pressing of a pleated shirt?
A. When pressing a pleated
adtiat use needles to pin down the
plealte. They will leave no marks
when they are removed.
Q. How can I avoid baying
-010:6tly jelly •
A. A.s eton as jelly has cooked
sufficiently pour it into the glass -
ea. It will be cloudy if allowed
to congeal before pouring.
t
Q Flow can I make a good cake
tali—tang?
A. .A. delicious frosting for cake
can be made •during the summer
months by using crushed berries
and mixing with confectioner's
sugar and milk.
Q. How (dols I remove iron rust
from white goad?
t A. This play be Term:wed by
nixing a little eour milk.
WHAT SCIENCE
1S DOING
All From Coal
.Probably most of us are familiar
with the fact that through coal
'lar dyes, coal gives us a whole
rainbow of gorgeous colors, but
sot so many persons realize that
coal is potentially richer in rub-
bers than all the islande of the
East, more bountiful in fibres
than all the silkworms, and in
general provides a storehouse of
Chemicals from which may be
procured many materials essential
both in peace and in war.
To accomplish these wonders of
transformation, coal is not dump-
}: into some gigantic bubbling
Mort over a roaring fire by a
}Hawk -visaged chemist in a white
esn'oek who hovers over the mess
awaiting the particular product
ldesired, writes W. P. Itieasbey in
The OI>ristian Science Mo mitor.
*
"Made from coal," according
to du Pont chemists, who gave us
nylon from coal, air, and water,
-teeny means that one of several
fiitermediatee uses in making a
product is, in tu: n, made from
aee or more of the eeverai deriv-
atives of coal.
fitumnious coal, heated in an
• enclosed chamber, gives off vola-
tile produete shell as coal gas,
ammonia, benzol, and toluol, and
lams coke as a re.:'1due. These
oubstancee are them ready for use
in making suer• widely . diverse
materials es anti-fleeze compounds
'for ariplane. tank, truck and auto-
mobile engines; fertilizers; insec-
ticides; "oaple"5 , Leap-" and
erally hunch e'ls of ether prod -
urea.
* r1
For inseteme, about 1.1 l:rourals
of coal are chemically utiiied in
the making: of (stns, pound of the
synthetic rasher -tike neoprene.
'a,'aucitt," the erystal-elver plaastic
for bomber noses and blisters,
comes from black coal, and this
is only one of many light and
strong plastics to come from coal
and its derivative..
., r m
Toluol and methanol, used in
military explosives trach as TNT,
come from coal, as al, o doee tri-
chlorethylene, which is an odor-
less, non-inflanen<ble dry clean-
ing fluid which has now "gone to
was" to make smoke screens and
to clean metal parte of ordnance.
quickly and efficiently: Even
acetate rayon may now derive its
vital acetic said from coal.
And out of the continuing in-
tensive research carried on under
stress of war there doubtless will
come many new things made from
coal wlgcll will be eagerly wel-
comed by the peacetime world.
2nd Russ War Loan.
Is Oversubscribed
Soviet Russia's second war loan
of 12,000,000,000 rubles was
oversubscribed by 2,561,000,000
rubles in the first 24 hours, it
wee announced recently, and sub-
scriptions were said to be mount-
ing pteadily.
(In foreign trade the ruble. has
had a nominal value of 19 cents
but conditions governing Russia's
eConomie contacts with the out-
side world make accurate eonver-
idon into the dollar impossible.
(On the basis of a 19 -cent fig-
ure, however, 12,000,000,000
rubles would be $2,280,000,000.)
TO FEE
is as important as
TO SEED
Itetuenther this if yoaa .'nn( maxi -
Mum results from your gztrden.
Plaints feed only throngit a+olu-
tlon. Old Gardener, the complete
plant food, 'well Valanced, highly
concentrated, Is al.rays OpOle d in
esotntion . . the fooel goes straight
to the roots. Add one level ten -
spoonful to a quart of crater and
apply the eolntlon attoluzd the
plant 14 and ,,long the rods. on
can fertilize little rind tr!'tcn
throughout the greasing period,
TREMENDOUS ECONOMY
$t.oO PACKET it ti ER 420 T.Its%
(1W4 Q'Ls.l LIQt tL) n 'ru: m :11.
Flame ad 20-1'00'i' ROWS OR
16QI'IVAT.s N r .t TTIi -Th. ram PKT.
MA'K1bS e0 gee,. ae 1'1 'P. 'tTAlttisI
2t 0,'D'$.. toe rue. etetatss 7 QTS.
Directions in exert' Intsuet
FOR BUMPER CROPS USE
Have You Heard?
Those who halve seen the free-
dom with wbieh American troops
spend money will enjoy this stoma- .
from India.
An American, having hired s.
tongs' for a distance the ordinary-
fare
ordinary 'flare for which would be half a
rupee, magnanimously handed the
driver a 50 -rupee note.
The man shook bis head vie,-
leni.ly and demanded 60.
"No," said the American,
"that's enough. I shan't pay any
more,"
The Indian thereupon accepted.,
the money and walked away, leav-
ing the tonga and pony with the
purchaser.
THERE IS NC. SUBSTITUTE
011tninnble from: 'frerur dealer er
nearest 'Woota'ort h. Kresge or
atrirnpolilan .tore or send cash
for packet, postpaid. to Eastern
Ucprexenhttiar—Ti. 1K. Laing, 04
ivetflttgeou SI. 1?S'eat, 'Toronto,
Ontario.
at?
asa
"With your every breath,
the Government spends
$1,000." But don't let this
affect your breathing.. It is
the same if you don't.
He was dug out of his wrecked
car and carried to a doctor's of-
fico.
"I can't do anything for him,"
said the doctor. "I'm a veterinary
surgeon."
"That's all right," replied the
patient. "I was a jackass to think
I could do 50 on those tires."
She: "Now that we're en-
gaged, clear, you'll give me a
ring, won't you?"
He: "Why, certainly, dar-
ling! What's your number?"
"Say," said Rboinson, "you
know that pub neer the airfield?
Well, I reckon I had a couple of
drinks too many there last night."
"What makes you htink so?"
"Well, after closing time I went
out and jumped on the first bus
I could find. I went to sleep on
the bus .. , and when I woke up
we were dropping bombs on Ber-
lin !„
At the last roll call of a
Russian regiment, the officer
sneezed and six men stepped
forward, answered "Here!"
"Can you tell me the way to
the church?" asked the stranger
in the village.
"Certainly, sir," replied the
oleic 't inhabitant, obligingly. "Go
up the down, keep straight along
the crooked lane, then round the
square, and when you tura left,
you're right 1"
i4,S1:?1tiA
Oswald: ld: "Pop, 1 need as
encyclopedia for school."
Pop: "Nothing doing; you
can walk to school like 1 Jai."
Women In Crews
According to word. reaching
London, German women now are
being employed among crews of
ships that have to run the gaunt-
let of British mines and bombing
along the North Sea coast from
Kiel to the mouth of the Rhine.
All the beau men from the Geriilan
merchant service, as from the
navy, have reportedly been draft-
ed to help man the U-boat fleet.
OPITC
ef/ssec?
Bites—
/leatsD
For quick relief from Itching of insect bites, heat
rasa, athlete's foot, enema end other externally
caused skin troubles, use tast.acttng, cooling, anti-
septic, liquid D. D. D. Prescription. Creaseless,
atalnlese. Sootheelrrttatlon and qutchlystops intones
9tchir g. 85eyrbal bottle proves it, ormoney back. Ask
your Oro cgl ,t today for 0. O. D. en Esc R I PT t O N.
HOW TO RELIEVE
PILE TORTURE
QUICKLY AND EASILY
If 1 ou are troubled with itching
piles or rectal soreness, do not de-
lay treatment and run the risk of
letting this condition become chron-
ic. Any itching or soreness or
painful passage of stool is nature's
warning and proper treatment
should be secured at once.
For this purpose get a package
of ficin-ltoid front any druggist
and use as directed. This formula
which is used internally is It small,
easy to take tablet, will quickly
relieve the itching and soreness and
aid in healing the sore tender spots.
diem-Itoid is pleasant to use, is
highly recommended and it seems
the height of folly for any one to
:•islt a painful and chronic pile con-
dition when such a fine remedy
may be had at such a small cost.
If you try tle.m-ttoid and are not
entirely pleased with the results,
your druggist will gladly return
yeyr stoney,
MALE HELP WANTED
Linotype Operators and Com-
positors apply to your nearest
Employment and Selective Ser.
vice Office. REFER TO FILE
No. R0075.
4'Relieves distress from MONTHLY%
Lydia E. Plnkham's Vegetable
Compound not only helps relieve
monthly pain but also weak, nerv-
ous feelings -due to monthly func-
tional disturbances It helns bund np
resistance against distress of "diffi-
cult days." Made ltd Canada.
Aircraft To Carry
60 -Ton Cargo Load
td
The giant experiments] ifyi>rg'
boat whish Henry (T. Kaiser and
Howard Hughes are building on
the United States West Coast will
be an all -ply -wood craft powered
by eight engines and capable of
carrying 60 tons of Largo.
"1`1ie plane is reputed to be the
largest aircraft under construc-
tion anywhere.
Officially designated as the
BK -l., the flying boat will have a
gross weight of 400,000 pounds.
Other details:
Fuel capacity, 8,000 gallons;
average cruising speed, 174 miles
an hour; wing spread, 320 feet;
length, 218 feet.
By way of contrast, the two -en-
gine DC -3, widely used by the
United States air linee and the
military services, has a wing
spread of 128 feet, length 64laa
feet.
More than. 53.000 houses were
damaged and 3,200 demolished
as a result of enemy air raids on
Belfast during 1941.
In 1819 a amen -whale attack-
ed and sunk a three -masted ship in
the Pacific.
Modern Etiquette
By Roberto Lee
1. Should one make a call after
being' entertained at dinner?
2. Wl'1at are considered the two
moot important things when writ-'
flag a business letter?
3. At what kind of meals are
Pickles served?
4, When talking of someone to
a. friend is it proper to say, "Are
you acquainted with him?"
5. What is the proper time to
make an announcernnt of an en-
gagement?
6. What is the best way in ex-
tend invitations to a breakfast?
ANSWERS
1. Yes; and if a woman feels
obligated she may take her host-
eso a few flowers or some little
gift as a token of appreciation.
2. Brevity and lucidity. The
shorter the letter, if expressed
clearly, the better. 8. At lunch-
eons, suppers, buffets, and pic-
nics. 4. No; it is better to say,
"Do you know him?" 5. On the
day that the future bride chooses
to wear her engagemnt ring pub-
licly. 6. They may be given by
telephone, or by informal, hand-
written personal notes.
TORONTO CITY POLICE FORCE
TEMPORARY CONSTABLES WANTED
Ages 29 years and over; Married; Physically ,fit; at least 5' 9" in
stocking feet; 160 lbs.; of good character and fair education.
1'o be available for appointment immediately, Uniform clothing
supplied.
Apply Nearest Employment and Selective Service Office
Refer to File RO-591
Roll yo:: r end
Go for den's
Old-timers in the West often
took in their essential supplies
by mule team ... Many inelude(l
Ogden's for they had el isooaam id
it to be a distinctive blend of
milder, riper tobaccos ... Poli nu
the trail of the olci-dimers to
"make a strike" at perf2ot
smoking satisfaction.
Ogden's quality for pipe smokers,
too, in Ogden's Cuii Plug
SPOT CASH .
for your Car or Wedot Truck,
1)el, we in to ns — get Sour catch
— no waiting.
TRAIN MOTOR CO.
579 Yonge St. Toronto
�H�IE
ADV
AGENTS "WANTED
IF YOUR HUSBAND IS CONTRIB-
uting 10% of his salary for bonds
and you want to help with the
family budget and can devote a
Sew spare hours daily to a posi-
tion with good pay, write Avon
Products of Canada, Limited, 1015
St, Alexander St, Montreal, Que.
AUTOMOBILES—USED
13'.kED CARS WITH GOOD TIRES.
See us first. Mount Pleasant Mo-
tors Limited. Used Car Lot at
2040.Yonge Street; Head Office,
622 Mount Pleasant Road, To-
ronto. Telephone HY. 2181.
AUTO PARTS
NEW AND USED PARTS FOR ALL
makes of cars and trucks. Com-
plete automobile machine shop
service. General Auto Supply, 12
Frederick St., Kitchener. Ontario.
BMW CHICKS
HYBRIDS FOR EXTRA VIGOUR
*To popular purebreds. Complete
lit, all ages. Fairview Parma,
Marys, Ontario.
?MORE THAN EV11B WILL FALL,
and winter markets depend on
high production from the home
front. We have chicks — pullets,
Nome cockerels — light breeds
immediate shipment; h e a v i e r
breeds July and later. Order
soon. Bray Hatchery, 110 John
N., Hamilton Ont.
THERE'S NO SUCH THING AS
luck! Not luck, but good man-
agement is what makes profits
the chicken business. And
'good management begins with in-
vesting only in dependable chicks.
For 19 years, Tweddle Hatcheries
ave been making more and more
thiendly customers by. supplying
em with chicks they can de -
hend on. Space in your chicken
ouse is valuable. Don't waste it
on chicks glut those that are well-
bred and healthy. We can give
immediate delivery on White
Leghorns, Brown Leghorns, Black
Minorca X White Leghorns New
Hampshire X White Leghorn:,
White Rock X White Leghorns
and many other purebreeds and
hybrid crosses. 'Write for eat-
alogue and price list. Tweddle
Chick Hatcheries Limited, Fer-
gus, Ontario.
DYEING &.. CLEANING
HAVE YOU ANYTHING NEEDS
dyeing or cleaning? Write to ns
for information. We are glad to
answer your questions. Depart-
ment H, Parker's Dye Works
Limited, 791 Yonge Street, To-
ronto.
FEATHERS WANTED
WILL PAY THE . FOLLOWING
priced for Goose and Duck feath-
ers: Goose feathers, 68c 11>.; Duck
feathers, 48c lb. Canada Comfort-
er Co, Limited, 730 Dundas St.
Fast. Toronto. Ont,
FAItal WANTED
WANTED, SMAT,r., FARM ON LAR.1:
front, suitabie for summer vamp,
about thousand ,1 liars, \Vm,
Campbell, 1113 Logan Ave., To-
ronto,
O'O<rr BALPA
BAVAO:61•.I';.A FOOT BALM destroys
offensive odor distantly, 49c
bottle. Ottawa agent. Denman
1)rng Store, Ottawa,
HAIR GOO De
Only firm in Canada manufacturilh
ladies' and gentlemen's hair goods
exclusively. Write no for particu-
lars.
WHITE'S ltAllt GOODS
20S Visage rt„ 'Toronto, Ontario
'fii11'18 1011 SAM.:
TIRES TIRES TIRES
W C i'IAVI: A LA ft(>1' S1.i,1'11'TU1N
of gond used 3 vssolgel• ear and
trued. titan. Available to c1igiblc
bu}•r r s. Most 'sixes. Mount Pleas-
ant Motors, C32 Mt. l 1,,18 1 i 115.,
'.Covent°.
FEMALE If. felat* ViafilaNS,TED
St \1':iil Tl 3T11 AT;11H RES{ res ten len 11iilinu ;.iris, li, to 1i:,
g„(1 ,( 11dutt, 171V4 Inn 11110x:',
11,111111•, itt Ing 'undo. perarm111
clgri' 111 s. Russell Prod. :Cho( wo-
men ever ti., for 11,tr,( 1, '111. 3fust
114±' within 2tin miles nl ,s a, 12rr-
prval ra PH 1 7. V111,11g1'4 'r1'p
bad ;•ptit•h•, 1'111 tr. ,l, Ili t.
HAIRDRESSING SCHOOL
L E1 A It N HAIRDRESSING TRE
Robertson method, Information
on request regarding classes.
Robertson's Hairdressing Acad-
emy, 137 'Avenue Road, Toronto.
LIVESTOCK REMEDIES
ARID BLOOD QUICKLY TABLETS
stop White diarrhoea in chicks,
Turkey poults, also calf scours
ynd e Poul 100upig,c6Oo calf. Tria
sample $1,00; guaranteed results
or money back. R. A. Finn •% Co.
Limited, London, Ontario,
STATIOATERY
CANADA'S OUTSTANDING STA-
tionelry offer. 120 sheets folded
notepaper and 100 envelopes.
Trans -Canada Mail Order, Box
253, Station H., Montreal, Post-
paid 69c box.
MEDICAL
A TRIAL—EVERY SUFFERER OP
Rheumatic Pains or Neuritis
should. try Dixon's Remedy. Mun-
ro's Drug Store, 336 login, Ot-
tawa.
NURSES WANTED
ZIRADUATE NURSES FOR TU-
bereulosls sanatorium of 700 beds.
Good salary with full mainten-
ance. Excellent living quarters.
State previous experience, age,
etc. Address Application to Miss
E. Ewart, Superintendent of
Nurses, Mountain Sanatorium,
Hamilton, Ontario.
TAPEWORM
STOMACH. AND THIUOAD WO.R11S
often are the cause of 111 -health
in humans all ages. No one im-
mune! Why not find out if this
Is your trouble? Interesting par-
ticulars—Freel Write Mulveney's
Remedies, Specialists, Toronto 3,
Ont.
• PATENTS
FET7.-iE1tST()NHAUGH & COMPANY
Patent Solicitors. liistablished
1890; 14 Bing West, Toronto,
Bookiet of Information on re-
(uest.
PHOTOGRAPHY
DON'T TRUDGE THROUGH
file tient, ttalin, ur Ifni'
HAVE YOUR SNAPS
Delivered Illy Mall
Any 0 or 8 exposure flim per fectly
developed and printed for only 2bc.
Supreme quality and Lust service
guars teed.
IMPERIAL PHOTO. SERVICE
Station J. 'rot; uto
FILMS DEVELOPED 25c 'COIN
Two prints from each negative. Ite-
print•s 2c each. Montreal Photo,
P.O. Box 160; Station J.'', Montreal,
01LS AND (;1U'1AS16
TRACTOR OWNiERS
SIOND ICOR OUR Ng:\\' 194.3
I1st on oils and manse. Co Op,ir-
ai1110 011 Company, 2070 Dundas
St, \V., Toronto.
I'(1?tiles WAv't'EI)
VVAW'I`l;ll. 1'(1\111;8 \V1T11 tlthlAT]
manes :.rid toile. Write W. 11.
Johnsttou, 71. 1, \Viltoll £.trove.
Oniari0.
ILtIE:i•MA'CIC PAINS
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(((4 Neuritis anti tthcumuli,• 1'ain
lit tiler -1y? rt. gives (10,11 r„zults..
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That's what a customer at 0utre-
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of my friends asked me where I
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and printed. I told thein, 'send your
rolls to Star Snapshot Service,' and
they did. They, too, are now reg-
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TEACHERS WANTED
MA17TER — WANTED, PROTEST -
ant teacher for S.S.1''o. 1 Marter,
neat Englehart, 18 Pullthat 1111'5,
31,000. Apply I,, Wright, Secret-
ary R.D. No. 1, Matter.
TEACHER FOR GRADIIS 1, 2 A'1`
,'1linsville School tin 19tghwuy 2.
State salary ,•7pe,•t<`f.1, Appl> T.
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BRRANTFORD — 11AT,l7 TL]Ai' lant,
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KIRK COUNTY, it'I-14)0I. b1 1?Ti`(1N
.No, 4, lung 'i'u\g1ship, requires
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ply xtatttl expelitnce and ,nhary,
eapretsd to 1' Tl. Patti,' steel,
1512. No. 1., Douglas, Oni1ri.,
A\ ANTI 1), Q11i\L 1.1 il:n
tl x her, 1. t ott.lta nt for P.N.S,. lin.
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'111t1 grade All bit -t, t:-1 ilry Ina red 10
vneh i11 nlOr111111; Pel i,111v, to A.
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used, for all 1111004 of irrtetors.
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1;1 5 11eierte4 81, Kitchener tett,
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from ("anat. inn 311-15': o,(1, stand- /
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'trees, each 7a, : 'rwss1111+
>1rilect1, (' a 1' 1 211. 3'bemiculiy
Ire:lied and itillnited r' 5 but w1311 -
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1hart $r1.t0sl>ippad any wrier., 'hg
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