HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1944-08-10, Page 6Four Reasons --- 9A.rnong Many
Canadians are bolding and buying more
Victory Bonds because they realize:
that in 1944, Canada's war expendi-
tures may be the highest of any year
to date and must be financed.
--that increased war production will
shorten the war.
-that Victory Bonds are the best safe.
guard against the needs of the future.
'—that Victory Bonds are the most secure
and saleable investment, and yield a
good interest return.
There is no better investment than Dominion
of Canada Bonds.
IJold and Buy Morel
36 King serest areae Wood, Gundy & Company
Toronto
Telephone: Elgin 4321 Limited
Assionateasieseemewsamel
OTTAWA REPORTS
That Canadian Wheat Supply
In 1945 Will Probably Be.„
10 to 15% Less Than In 1944
Canada's wheat surplus at the
close of the current crop year is
expected to be between 330,000,000
and 850,000,000 bushels compared
with 594,000,000 at the end of July,
1943, but crop prospects are such
as to suggest that total wheat sup-
plies in Canada during the next 12
months will be perhaps only 10 to
15% less than they were in the
crop year just corning to a close.
* *' *
Reductio) in prices of imported
farm machinery, as a result of the
Budget announcement of the can-
cellation of duty and war exchange,
will amount to about 952% on gen-
eral line implements, 11'14% on
' cream separators, 55•5% on tractors
and 5% on tractor repair parts, ac-
cording to H. H. Bloom, admin-
istrator of Farni Machinery for
Wartime Prices and Trade Board.
* * *
The new Federal bill to stabilize
prices of agricultural products has
its keynote in the clause providing
that in prescribing prices, the ad-
ministering board "shall endeav-
our to ensure adequate and stable
returns for agriculture by pro-
moting orderly adjustment from
war to peace conditions, and shall
endeavour to secure a fair relation-
ship between the returns from
agriculture and those from other
occupations."
Legislation provides for the set-
ting up of a Board of three to
administer the Act and regulations
passed from time to time. It au-
thorizes the Board to prescribe,
with the approval of the Governor -
in -Council, prices at which the
Board may purchase agricultural
products in the market. Two alter-
nate methods of stabilizing oper-
ations are provided for: first, that
the Board may purchase products
at the prices prescribed, according
to standards and grades covered by
Acts now in existence, or which
may be set up by the Board. In
the alternative, the Board is em-
powered to pay to producers the
difference between the prices pre-
scribed by the Board for any pro-
duct, and the average price at
which the product is selling on
the open market, in case the
average market price is below the
prescribed price. Either method
?nay be used at any time according
to what the Board determines is
necessary. A revolving fund of
not more than $200,000,000 is pro-
vided by the Act for the Board's
operation. All agricultural pro -
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By Anne Ashley
Q. How can I Cleanwindow
shades?
A. Try rubbing them with a rough
flannel cloth dipped in flour,
Q. How can I ; give' a polish to
cat glass?
•
A. Articles of cut glass will have
a brilliant polish if a little turpen-
tine is added to the water when
cleaning them, Use about one ta-
blespoon to two quarts of water.
Q. How can I make rice pudding
with raisins so that it will not
curdle?
A. Cook the raisins separately, as
they frequently curdle the pudding,
Drain off the water and add to the
pudding when the rice is done.
Q. How can I bring back faded
colors?
A. If colors have faded in a gar-
ment, use a little vinegar in the
rinse water after laundering and it
will help revive the colors.
Q. How can I make wall paper
cleaner?
A. Mix 1 cup of flour and a -cup
cold water to a smooth paste. Add
2 tablespoons salt, 2 tablespoons
vinegar, 1 tablespoon kerosene.
Boil until it thickens, stirring con-
stantly. Allow it -to cool, then
knead thoroughly. Use the same
as the manufactured kirld,.
FLYING CHICKS
;a*btat' ,. ie \ix..v^`s,':4 ;,•A.., 4°:v$rrE:eti :ti
Just 24 hours before this picture
were eggs in California. United
fondles chicksa which made trip
bilities in transportation by air
was taken in Chicago, these biddies
Air Lines Stewardess Lyn Stauffer
as experiment in post-war possi-
of such items to foreign countries
Strawboard Used.
in Containers
Those who are studying the
request of the Hinde & Dauch
Paper Company for wheat, rye
and oat straw may be influenced
by the knowledge that strawboard
is urgently needed by tate Depart-
ment of Munitions and Supply.
Strawboard is used extensively in
the manufacture of corrugated
shipping containers for overseas
shipments. It is also used in the
packaging ging of certain foods for
civilian requirements.
King and Queen
See Robot Downed
The King and Queen •of Eng-
land saw a robot bomb shot down
rt short distance from where they
were standing during a visit to an
Good Way To Treat
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what an easy, pleasant way this 1s
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NOTEt The hponxor of this notice
l,* a re1Iairie firm, doing basines,,
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tore troubled wish sere, Itching,
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ack-ack emplacement, the BBC
stated in a radiocast recorded by
NB C.
Their" Majesties were visiting
the antiaircraft battery when a ro-
bot bomb sputtered overhead. The
ack-ack blazed away and the bomb
continued on its course until S
fighter plane dashing out of a
cloud bank detonated the missile
with a burst of its gun.
ST
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Have You Heard?
Two dairies were engaged in an
advertising war, One of the Eottl-
panies hired a daredevil racer to
drive a car around the town with
large placards reading:
"This D redevil Drinks Our
Milk."
The rival company came out
with placards twice as large, read-
ing:
"You Don't Have To be A Dare-
devil To Drink Our Milk."
---o—
Canadian sailor; "How fast
are your aircraft carriers?"
American sailor: "Can't stay.
Never realy tried on at top
speed yet. AU they've been re-
quired to do so far is keep up
with the planes!"
Poetic Rover (to farmer): "And
does this glorious setting sun mean
nothing to you?"
Farmer (mopping .his brow):
"I'll say it does. It means 1 can
eventually unhitch the horses and
go home,"
—a,
"I have a brother with a
wooden leg,"
"Thais' nothing. I've a sister
who has a cedar_. chest."
—a
Rustic: Ticket to London for the
misses.
Booking Clerk: First or third,
sir?
Rustic: Shl She's the third, but
I ain't never told 'er about the
others!
Medium: "Ah, I hear the
spirit of your late wife knock-
ing,"
Man: "Who's she knocking
now;"
Modern Etiquette
By Roberta Lee
1. Where should the waitress be-
gin to serve at dinner, and should
she then proceed to the right or
the left?
2. When a girl is introducing a
man to her mother, what would be
the best phrase for her to use?
3. Is it in good form to send en-
graved invitations to a christening?
4. Is "Your's Very Trudy" a cor-
rect closing for a letter?
6. Wouldn't it be time enough
for a bride to wait until she re-
turns from her honeymoon trip be-
fore acknowledging wedding gifts?
6. What does it mean when fri-
candeau Is on a menti cai-d? .
ANSWERS
1. She should first serve front the
left side, the woman guest of honor,
who is seated to the right of the
host, then proceed to the left, 2.
"Mother, this is James Gray." If
the man should be probably ten
years older than the girl, she may
say, "Mr. Gray." 3. It is done oe-
1Id.11Y CHICKS'
Easy to roll, deiightfuJ
-- to smoke
FINE CUT CIGARETTE TOBACCO
casionally, but usually these in-
vitations are extended ,hy informal
notes and telephone. 4. No, as
there are three mistakes in the
phrase, "Yours", without an apo-
strophe is the possessive pronoun.
The word "very" and "truly" (not
truely) should not be capitalized.
It should read. "Yours very truly",
6, No; the gifts should be acknow-,
!edged before she goes away, 6.
"Larded fried veal."
WHAT SCIENCE
IS DOING
Lie Detector
At its last meeting the American
Psychiatric Association expressed
its low opinion of the Be detector
in a resolution which pointed out
that the findings were wrong in
about thirty percent of tite cases
reported by Fred Inbau in 1942,
that the feeling of guilt is too com-
plex to be tested by any single
instrument, and that the hardened
criminal is more immune to the
test than to the free interview and
other modes of probing his mind,
says The New York Times.
No definite conclusions can in-
variably be drawn when the lie
detector is used, and even those
that are valid are no more trust-
worthy than ordinary confessions.
SAFES
Protect your ROOKS and CASH
tram ES. We
have a+sesilze and ty fvSafe, or
Cabinet, for any purpose. Visit
ns, or write for prices, ete, to
Dept. iW,
1.5 Front St, E., Toronto
Established 1985
4.6CJ,`PAIS'LI3R iJMoTEl3
TORONTO SAFE WORKS
PULLETS: 13 ARRED ROCKS, NEW
Rampshires, White Leghorns and
other breeds 10 weeks un to lay-
ing. Free catalogue, Top Notch
Chiekeries, Guelph, Ont,
PLAN .A.HEAD—.TAKE STOCK OF
your needs—now is the time to
place orders for September chicks
and cash in on good markets. Get
good stock, with a good record
of production. Bray Hatchery,
190 „Sohn St. North, Hamilton,
Ont.
FREE RANGE PULLETS EIGHT
wege eks of
White Leghons, New
alogue hiTweddleb1Cl fekFBatclier-
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DYi.ING to CLEANING
HAVE Yt)U ANY'I'HIN(; NIOB)DS
dyeing or cleaning? Write to us
for information, We areglad to
answer your questions. Qepart-
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Limited, 791 Yonge Street. "To-
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HA)RoxuxssING.,
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MIDDLE AGE
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t
a ti
re, Marvel a el
Hair
$08 Biota' Street, Toronto.gBranches
44 King Street, Hamilton, and 74
Rideau Street, Ottawa.
LEARN EAIliUllfNsIN(4 •'rHry
Robertson method. fn formation
on request regarding classes.
Robertson's hairdressing Acad-
emy, 137 Avenue Road, Toronto.
PATENTS
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1890; 14 Icing West, Toronto.
Booklet of information on re•
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WAN'T'ED
WANTED TO BUY: ALL KINDS OP
hard wood and soft wood logs,
also, small quantity bolts, Write
fogdon Sr. Gross, Furniture Co.
Ltd., Walkerton, Ont.
10-20 M.D. '7"J1,1("l'0HH, WILL J.K-
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Apply Louis Pfaff,' ,sill. 2, M(l-
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MMEDJ CAL
It is a, question in the minds of the
•psychiatrists whether lie -detector
findings are admissible as evidence/
in court, and this because the sub-
ject does not submit himself volun-
tarily to a• test.
A lie detector may have its uses,
but its findings should be correlat-
ed with those obtained by other
means and then only by compe-
teat psychiatrists and psychologists.
There are 7,000 dogs serving in
the British Ariny today. It takes 60
days to train each one, and out
completing the course each animal
goes to a unit with his trainer,
where the duties comprise guard-
ing aerodromes, depots, dumps, in-
stallations, power plants and sec-
ret enclosures.
Headache.
• Nothing ism ore depres-
sing than headaches...
Why suffer?..,Lambly's f\
will give instant relief.'
Lam lily's is good for ear. 1C•
ache, toothache, pains in 7�1/1y .te
back, stomach, bowels. d ,
HEADACHE POWDERS_ ia,
NEURITIC PAINS? .HERE'S HOW
to relieve that pain, take
Perznoi Rheumatic Arthritic Pain
Tablets, At your druggist's oa'
send $1.00 today and receive one
month's supply postpaid. Fermol
Distributors, Box 712, London,
Ont.
GOOD ADVICE --ITS IMPORTANT
ever. Pains or Neuritis should tryrDix-
Store, 35 Elgin, Otta Ottawa. Postpaid
*Los.
STUAlAL H AND THREAD Wuluuii
often
the
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im-
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Remedies. Specialiste Toronto 2
ITS 1MP01 TANT—EV17RY SUI+'-
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Neuritis should try Dixoni's Rem-
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Elgin, Ottawa. Postpaid $1.00,
SAUMleteleA Pinta U,#Lai dust!uye
offensive odor instantly, 450
bottle Uttawu agent, Denman
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ATTENTION LADIES; 1317 THE
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party. Tell your own and friends
fortunes. Wonderful amusement.
Pack
of
Madam
Signe tt
6 Fortune
Cards with instructiontune
s, of
$1
postpaid. Novelty Dept, I3os IDs01,,
Kitchener, Ontario.
REMEMBER— W E DNES DA Y , AUG.
10t11, is the day. One P.M. is the
ne. syrPerms, iaOt ithe place.ucton Sale
of ?Registered Yorkshire Bogs is
the reason. 10 Boars and 30 Bred
Saws or more is the quantity. We
have 300 head atfd herd has been
closely culled, Geo. Robson, Mgr.
of Shure -Gain 1")U'm, and 111r.
Graham, O11 the Live Steel( ];ranch
of the Department of Agricul-
ture, have recently inspected the
herd and we are pleased to refer
you to them. We have always
purchased the beat and, there-
fore, believe we will he selling
the best. Visit the farts any time
and
Our herd of Scotch Short-'
hHAROLD 1yLSUM,
Panni Manager; S. ,C. HADLEY,
Owner; SYLVAN P A 15 M S,
WHHIEATLEY, ONTARIO.
1001 DREAMS WITH A1rI '
,ANi
explained, Lucky and unlucky
days. Ocult mpttuing of num-
bers, 120 pages, nvell.bound, 50c
postpaid. Novelty Dept, Box 14J1,,
Kitchener, Ontario.
1"ARMALL F-14 ON RUBBER, AL -
lis Chalmers 13, with mower at-
tachment, three -furrow p 1 o w,
two -furrow plow; two -furrow
plow, tractor disc, (Massey-llur-
xis), Yard two -ton truck (good -
condition), Model A, Tudor, large
power cider press, two large
steam cookers. George Smith
Durham,
34 NEW CANADIAN ARMY OP -
Ikons' saddles and bridles, $40 set.
apply 14 Wood street, Toronto.
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oast
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stores. A product of Lloyds Lab-
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25/40 RUML1Y TRACTOR AND
34/45 Mildmay Separator with,
gratin thrower, Ebersol Feeder
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NEW AND USED CAR AND TRUCK
parts, Riverside Auto Parts, 515
Queen Street East, Toronto,
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bought, sold, rebuilt; belt s,
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PULI, SILL POULTRY CRATES
21.85, 1.033, St. Jacobs. Ivan
Martin, St. Jacobs, Ontario.
•FOR QUICK SALE TO CLOSE ]S-
tate neer Beaverton, is acre land,
furnished solid brick house,
stable, garage and henhouse. Ap-
ply Mee. Dixon, 8 Marion 51., To -
route or Mrs, Jos, Hancock,
Beaver ten, Ont.
REPEATING TRAP NEST. HENS
leaving nest reset trap, eggs Poll
away, . l'I
Y e trier eggs, ,prevents egg
eating, Blue print instructions one
dollar. W. 1611erton, Itiverhurst,
Stiehl,
BI1t11siou, CLOVER HLrL1:L+'Il,
re;tdy to go to work. Roy Soand-
len, 38 Evans .Arenas, Mintier),
Ont.
I'Ytuve:fl rims WANTED To DUX
WE HA VIA LIUVERB WAITING
echicken
market town orvillaghoes
in all parts of province. Send full
Particulars in confidence at once.
We make no charge unless we
sell. Powell and Company, 5 St,
Clair East, Toronto.
WANTle)
SLABS AND EDGINGS. 4' SOFT
and hardwood. State kind, quan-
tity, when cut and lowest prices
05 cats. WaltToSchloss. 11 r
Me-
linda Street, Toronto.
F1:r,mhand---51ngle
WANTED, EXPERIENCED WORK-
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position, good wages; give ref-
erences. es Box
146, 8 Richmond mond H]I
I
OIt!
TEACHER WA1tI'T'f33)
CARLL«",TON lOtiNTY—AsS1STANT.
1st c]nes certificate for C,rnde 13
cohtinuation school, 9tlh,tecta re-
(faired — Mathematics, Science,
I+ln(;lish, Defence Dal111g and
other necessary 11tut liflea Bons;
good duties to lcorli namenri ee iirl tk"nIl ?ry term
of 1944, ,Apply to Ira ()woos. Sec-
reter3•, b''!ferny harbour, Ont.