HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1944-09-14, Page 2United States War
And Great Britain's
Britain has decided against an
Immediate resumption of civilian
goods production, such as the W.
P.B. has ordered in the United
States. There are several reasons
for this decision, but a major one
is that the !United Kingdom must
Iteep production up for its intensi-
fied war against Japan when Hit-
ler is beaten, says The Kitchener
Daily Record.
T•..
.. Par...-• •1
Here is an answer to those Ame-
ricans who have questioned Bri-
tain's
ri-tairis promises, who have argued
that the war against Germany le
not "our war," and that the United
States should have concentrated on
Japan.
Britain has given notice that her
long-suffering people will do with-
out a little longer so that when
the time comes she may be able to
turn her full weight of labor, arms
and men to the Pacific for victory
in the common cause.
ACCOIIJIV'PANTS & AUDITORS
•
COMPLETE MONTHLY SERVICE ,
small businesses our speeialty,
.A11 Government reports prepare&
Brett & Company, 8 Wellington
East, Toronto.
ALIJMINM: M
'GRANITE 'UTENSILS REPAIRED
, quick)), and smoothly with plastic
Bement. Mend -Holes guaranteed
fireproof or money refunded,
Price 26o postpaid. Interesting
spare time agent's proposition.
.Address Mend -Holes, 462 Notre
Damo East, Montreal.
!BABY CHICKS
400 BARRED ROCKS PULLETS,
some Leghorns, three months old,
sell or exchange for other poul-
try, Zammit Bros., 6 Kane Ave.,
Toronto.
SOME HEAVY BREED CHICKS—
dayoids and started—available for
• prompt shipment. If you want
October or November chicks—
order now, 5 to 6 weeks advance
ordering necessary. Our Fall
Service Bulletin just off the press
—write for your copy. Bray
Hatchery, 120 john St. North,
Hamilton, Ont.
DYEING & CLEANING
111AVPl YOU ANYTHING NEEDS
dyeing or cleaning? Write to ue
for information. We are glad to
answer your questions. Depart-
ment H, Parker's Dye Works
Limited, 791 Yonge Street, To-
ronto.
EDUCATIONAL
ATTEND BUSINESS COLLEGE
this Fall, insist on Gregg Short-
hand, taught in over 18,000
schools, choice of highly -paid
• stenographers, secretaries and
reporters, "Graduate sooner with
Gregg."
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—COMPLETE CREAM -
cry, package 50 gal. pasteurizing
plant Including cooling pump and
616, h.p. boiler, all in good con-
dition. Write for particulars to
J. P. Cybulskie, Barry's Bay, Ont.
1PEDIGREED ANGORAS, STOCK
first class woollers from long
line of prize winners, some re-
cent. William E. Earley, 1R.R.
No. 2, Paris, Ont.
412.50—RIDING SADDLES WITH
leather girth, stirrups' and leath-
ers, exceilent condition; felt bads
32.60 each; buggies, wvagS,ns'
carts, 295 College, Toronto,Oixt,
dLIPIT HARNESS DRESSING
Finest leathera g, Bass pp- �'nr7'�,�c uuy
houeshold uses 260 up at most
grocery, hardware and chain
stores. A product o1 Lloyds Lab-
oratories. Toronto.
ELECTR1e MOTORS, NEW, USED,
bought, sold, rebuilt; belt s,
pulleys, brushes, Allen Electric
Company Ltd., 2326 Dufferin St„
Toronto.
•
DANDY WHITE FLEMISH GIANTS,
2 to 4 months $3.00 each; 4 to 6
44,00 each. Goldfield Rabbitry,
Box 207, Geraldton, Ont,
NEW .AND USED CAR AND TRUCK
parts. Riverside Auto Parts, 516
Queen E., Toronto, 2.
REGISTERED JERSEY BULL
with papers. Eighteen months
old. Well bred. Apply to Herb-
ert WhalIs, Fingal, Ont.
"VIKING" CREAM SEPARATORS
and repair parts are always
available either at your local
dealer or direct from Swedish
Separator Co. Limited, 720 Notre
Dame 'West, Montreal, Que.
16ANLTOB A HEREFORD BREED-
ers' Association Sale of 100 reg-
istered poIIed and horned Here-
fords at auction, October 17th,
Provincial Exhibition Fair
Grounds, Brandon, Manitoba. For
catalogue write 3. R. Bell, Live
Stock Commissioner, Legislative
Buildings, Winnipeg, Manitoba,
PURPLE 11I8330N BRED AMERI-
can Pit buIl terrier pups, pedi-
greed and registered: sire and
clam were imported from United
States, Brigges Kennels, Wood-
bridge, Ontario.
]PROFITABLE WELL ESTAIBLISH-
ed flour mill (export and domes-
tic), with gasoline, wood dealer
and hauling business- in eon-
nection, for sale on account of
Ili -health, with residence of 5
rooms, Located in splendid Mani
toba town. Yearly turnover of
480,000, Price $9,000 with $5,-
000 cash. Write owner, Box 145,
78Adelaide W., Toronto.
FARM PRODUCE
EASTERN LIVESTOCK FEEDERS
can obtain carload lots of barley
and oats for fee purposes under
Plan C, of the Wheat Board, Can
introduce you to Western ven-
dors of feed grains. Present
prices, barley 65c, oats 52c de-
livered Fort William.. Also pos-
sibly few cars O.A,C, 21 Matting
barley. Established over 30 1*ears.
Address Fredrick Ind, Lloyd-
spinster, Sask.
QUILT SAMPLES
NIGH GRADE SUITINGS ABOUT
6 x 9 makes everlasting quilts
60 samples $1.45 postage included.
We also have half yard REM-
NANTS for boys' knee pants from
all color Worsteds, sizes outlined
en •material 95e each, postage
Winded.. Louis !lice, 361 Spadina
l venue, Toronto.
FARM FOR SALE
Pr aver*
46,000-100 ACRES, ALL TILL.
Able, Durban.) county on /A High -
Way, 6S miles Northeast Toronto.
1Flxecilent soil, buildings, water;
immediate possession; sacrifice,
death reason selling. Apply own-
er, Mrs, Amelia Marlow, Nestle -
ton, Ont,
850 ACRES, BUILDINGS, A'PPROX-
imately 100 acnes of bush (In•
eluding hardwood, oak), trout
stream, erose to highway. Close
to Oshawa and Ilowmanville; to
,e,•er,ttie eatetc. Apply Nina E.
:leads, c-:rr'utrix, insurance brok-
r", T'owtnnnville, Ontario,
HAIRDRESSING
AMBITIOUS GIRLS and
MIDDLE AGE
, women, loam hairdressing at Can-
ada's finest and largest eehools.
Refined, dignified work. Spiendid
pay, Write or tall for free liters
attire. Marvel Hairdressing Schools,
358 Bloor Street, Toronto. Branches
44 King Street, Hamilton, and 74
Rideau Street, Ottawa,
L E A R N HAIRDRESSING THE
Robertson method. Information
on request regarding classes.
Robertson's Hairdressing Acad-
emy, 137 Avenue Road, Toronto.
HOTELS WANTED
DO YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR
hotel? We specialize in the sale
of hotels and have many custom-
ers desirous of purchasing. If
you will write or phone I will
arrange to inspect your hotel,
Bert Weir & Son, 156% Dundas
Street, London, Ont.
HELP WANTED
• COOK GENERAL, $50.00 TO $60
monthly, references. AMITY to
Mrs. W. H. Comstock, 189 King
St. E., Brockville, Ontario.
MEDICAL
STOMACH AND THREAD WORMS
often are the cause of ill -health
in humans, all ages. No one im-
mune! Why not find out if this
is your trouble? Interesting par-
ticulars—free! Write Muiveney's
Remedies, Specialists, Toronto 3.
PROVEN REMEDY—EVERY STIF-
ferer of Rheumatic Pains or
Neuritis should try Dixon's Rem-
edy. Munro's Drug Store, 336
Eigin, Ottawa, Postpaid $1.00.
BAUMEERA FOOT BALM destroys
offensive odor instantly, 45e
bottle. Ottawa agent, Denman
Drug Store, Ottawa.
RHEL'3IATIC PAIN? RELIEVE
Rheumatic Pain with Permol
Rheumatic Arthritic Pain Tab-
lets. safe, effective and sure.
.At your druggist's or send $1,00
and receive onemonth's supply
postpaid. Fermol Distributors,
Box 712, London, Ont.
DON'T DELAY! EVERY st'.P+FER-
er of Rheumatic Pains or Neur-
itis should try Dixon's Remedy.
Munro's Drug Store,' 335 Elgin,
Ottawa: Postpaid $1.00.
LOOK TEN YEARS YOUNGER BY
getting rid of those ugly wrink-
les, large pares, saggy skin.
iatattan's Wrinkle .Lotion is the
finest :urs, astringent! di the
Market, fug +r guar pa, • . -
a: bottle- f 3, •- Ji, iLTta
e lr Rina .1!
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Your films properly developed and
printed
6 OR 8 EXPOSURE ROLLS 26c
REPRINTS 8 for 25c
FINEST ENLARGING SERVICE
You may not get all the films you
want this year, but you can get all
the quality and service you desire
by sending your films to
IMPERIAL PHOTO SERVICE
Station J. Toronto.
SPECIAL PRICES
ON COLORED AND FRAMED'
ENLARGEMENTS
Quality Enlargements 4x6" It1 Beau.-
tiful easel mounts, '3 for 25c. Fram-
ed in Gold, Silver, Circassian
Walnut or Black Ebony finish
frames, on ivory mats 7x9", 69e
each. It coloured 79e each.
ANY SIZE ROLL
6 or 8 exposures
DEVELOPED AND PRINTED 2be
Get prompt mail service on quality
work at low cost. Satisfied custom-
ers all over Canada will tell you
that Star Snapshot Service does the
best work.
DON'T TALL RISKS
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Snapshots can never be taken again.
Send your rolls to Canada's largest
and finest finishing studio—
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Box 129, Postal Terminal A, Toronto
Print Your Name and Address
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PATENTS
FETHERSTONHAUGEI & COMPANY
Patent Solicitors, Established
1890; 14 King West, Toronto.
Booklet of Inforihation on re-
quest,
500 YEARLING EWES (Rambouillet
Merino and Corredale cross) for
Immediate delivery. 10,000 6 and
6 year old breeding ewes and
40,000 Feeder Lambs for delivery
after September 1st. Southern
Saskatchewan Woolgrowers As-
sociation, Maple Creek, Saskatch=
ewan, G. S. Eerringer, Secretary.
STAMPS
]BEAUTIFUL BRITXSfi, COLONES.
Set of three 25 cents. S. Breadner,
1002 Somerset St., Ottawa.
WAWPED
WANTED TO BUY, BUSH LANDS
or Farms containing bush Iands,
suitable to cut furniture lumber.
Write Bogaon & Gross Furniture
Co. Ltd., Walkerton, Ont.
WANTED, RELTABLE (FARMERS,
who have feed and facilities to
fatten young cattle for market,
for fixed price per pound of gain
in weights. Owner will supply
meal, or part grain, if necessary,
on account contract. Nearer To-
ronto the better, Write Nib,.
W. Post Office, Box 576, Toronto.
WANTED TO BUY: ALL KINDS OF
hard wood and soft wood' logs.
also small quantity bolts. Vitiate
Bogdan & Gross, Furniture Co,
Ltd., Walkerton, Ont.
AGENTS WANTISI)
GAS SAVER, PATENTED f'ROV`e
ear, guaranteed. Fits all motors,
If you have other full time em-
ploy/Vitra, write for proof, hgency
Proposition. Victory Meg. Cotn-
pany, 'Cornwall, Ontario.
VT ISN'T -..
No, this B-25 medium bomber is fjot on fire. The flames and smoke
streaming from it are from rocket take -off units, used to assist
heavily laden planes into the air from, short runways. Photo was
taken at Wright Field, Dayton, Ohio, where the AAF Material
Command - made successful tests of the device.
West To Harvest
Record Wheat Crop
Western Canada is sharpening up
Its sickles to cut one of the largest
grain crops on record, says the
Lethbridge Herald, Variously es-
timated from 450,000,000 bushels to
over 500,000,000. It will be a most
satisfactory crop.
It is well that the season has
turned out so favorably. There
was a time in the spring when,
following an abnormally mild dry
winter, it looked very doubtful
for a normal grain crop this year.
Most farmers would' have been pre-
pared to settle for a 12 -bushel aver-,.
age. Instead of that the average
for the whale West will be 20 bu-
shels or better. The Allied war
effort is not going to be hampered
through shortage of food supplies
so far as Canada is concerned,
Nazis Scuttle Fleet
In Bay of Biscay
The German fleet in southwest
France, both naval and mercantile,
has been scuttled in the Bay of
Biscay and in the Gironde River
channel near Bordeaux, it was
learned recently.
The fleet consisted of a number
of torpedo boats, submarine auxi-
liary ships, light submarines,
armed trawlers and many coastal
freighters.
The freighters could be seen
from the Spanish shore today. They
put out from Bayonne and St.
'Jean de Luz for a few miles and
were scuttled by their crews, who
wentback ashore in lifeboats.
The Germans evidently chose not
to risk the perilous voyage through
the English Channel to home bases
in ,light ships. Their heavier U-
boats based on Bordeaux, left some
_."days ago.
Nazis Drop Potato
Bugs On En.land
The Germans used potato bugs
as a forerunner of the secret wea-
pon V-1 flying bombs, a scientist
of • the Ministry of Agriculture said
recently.
He said Gorman planes dropped
Coorado beetles in an effort to
damage the 7,000,000 ton British
potato crop.
Odd specimens of the beetle pre-
valent in Germany, were discovered
in southern England,
Tilts UTT8R
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LAST LITTER °1i ?AV!
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exam loom,.
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INCREASE PIG LITTERS .. .
STOP BREEDING TROUBLES
Feed Rex Wheat Germ 00 to your Sows and
Boars. it's the scientific way, used by hundreds of
successful hog breeders, to overcome common
non-organic breeding troubles, increase the size
of litters, secure stronger, healthier pigs, promote
easier farrowing and get slow breeders settled
promptly.
Rex 011 supplies, in a concentrated and stable
form, the nutritional factors so essential to proper
functioning of the reproductive system.
Rex Oil is economical—a little goes a long way—
a few pennies worth now will '
mean EXTRA DOLLARS in profits
for youwhenmarket time comes.
Stott using Rex 011 right ;sway,..
you'll be amazed at the results.
Available at feed, seed and
drug stores everywhere.
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20 OX. 4 55.00
VtOBIN (CANADA) LIMITED
'N. D,G.-Postal Station-Box60
Montreal, Que.
Art'.iiid' to • better,`breedin0
For 'AU, livestock and poultry
Regulator is
DR. CHASE'S
KIDNEY -PILLS"
LIVER a
Have You Heard?
In the middle of their shopping
tour, two women stopped for a
chat.
"And what's your husband do-
ing now?" asked the first, present-
ly.
"Just sitting round and telling
everybody what Hitler will do
next," was the reply.
"Then he's a bit of a' ,prophet?"
"Not much! So far as I'::r con-
cerned, he's a dead loss!"
—0—
A Scotsman recently played
a piano for 48 hours without
stopping. He is then said to
have returned the instruixxeat
to the dealer who had let'aim
have it ori" two days' approval.
—o—
The newly-weds had just got off
their train.
"John, dear," said the bride, "let's
try to make the people think :we've:
been married a long, time." •
'All right, honey," was the ans-
wer, "you carry the suitcase."
FRESHER, CHEAPER FOOD for your table
Ipymen who think of tomorrow
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TOMORROW'S EVERGROWING GARDENS „ .. Why should garden -fresh vegetables
be available only In summer? Why should rich, ripe strawberries be a luxury in winter? Men who think
of tomorrow are doing something about it. In Scotland, where seasons are short, it has
been possible to grow six to eight crops of vegetables a year by heating
truck gardens with underground steam pipes—under glass in winter,
open to the stir in summer.
MEN WHO '!'RINK OF TOMORROW are
planning to feed the world better than
it has ever been fed before, to make
it healthier than,. ever before. It is a
glorious future to which we may look .
but only after the war is won! -
Are you working at your "war job" as hard as
you can?
Are you saving and turning in wastepaper to
help meet the serious shortage this Country faces
itt the manufacture of containers for war materials?
Are you collecting and turning in every last
drop of fat frons,your kitchen to help feed the
hungry machines that turn it itito TNT?
Are you heeding the Government's plea to
curtail your personal travel so that troops and
supplies can move freely over our already con-
gested
onBested transportation systems?
Have you added your blood to that of millions
of others to provide life-saving plasma for our
wounded?
And have you increased your purchases of War
Savings Certificates and Victory Bonds to the
limit of your ability ... and are you holding
on to them.?
Only by working as hard as we can
at these and scores of other "war jobs"
will we be sure of Victory ... and the
ever -ripening fruits of Victory. Let us all
be MEN WHO THINK Or TOMORROW!
THE HOUSE OF SEAGRAM
.All Seagram plants in Canada and the 'United States are engaged in the production of High -proof alcohol to help speed the talar to a victorious end
High -proof Alcohol for War is used tri the manufacture of Smokeless Powder, nasties Compasses, Ds
p , rugSand Medicines and many other taaitiimo procltietb,
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