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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1939-05-11, Page 2They Aire Acconnpanying King George and Queen Elizabeth to Canada Here are six of the retinue of 30 persons who will acs Scotland Yard, press representatives and other minor States to arrange the thousand -and -one details in conn Lady Nunburnholme, who will serve as Iady-in-waitin Chamberlain; Lady Katherine Seymour, who will also b to RIGHT: Lord Eldon, who will serve as lord -in -wait King and George F. Steward, press officer at No. 10 D E.- yf pa;3•. aaatattratatal oinpany the King and Queen to Canada. Officials 'of dignitaries have already reached Canada and the United ection with the royal visit. TOP, LEFT to RIGHT: g to the Queen; the Earl of Airlie, who will act as Lord. e a lady-in-waiting to her majesty. BOTTOM, LEFT ing to the King; the Hon. Piers Legh, equerry to the owning St. LEFT THE ARMY wint RHEUMATISM Now Fit To Join Again Twenty years ago, he left the army, S p 4on ti -ated and rheumatic. Te day, he is fit and . niittble-a, merry,romping granddad, 61 years young. "I came out of the army with rheumatism," he writes. "It was especially bad in any feet. I start- ed taking Kruschen Salts, and in a few months I found relief from my rheumatism. I became nimble on my feet. Now, at 61 -weigh- ing 168-I am cheerful, energetic, and always ready to play with my grandchildren."-F.E.B. Many people grow old long be- fore their time because they neg- lect one vital ned of health -the need for internal cleanliness. Ev- entually, they adopt the healthy i£ruschen habit. Then, probably for the first time in their lives, they start getting rid every day of waste material from the system. The result is renewed health and vigour. Ailments due to a clogged system vanish, youth returns, and life becomes really worth living. What Science is 1 * Doing VITAMIN 33-1 ENDS PAIN A new vitamin treatment to eli- minate the pain of severe neural- gia of the fare has been announ- ced to the TJ.S. National Academy of Sciences. The vitamin used is "B -One", the anti -neuritis factor in food. Its lack results in the development of beri-beri and other nerve de- generation diseases. MEASURE STAR SPEED An adaptation of the old-fash- ioned stereopticon is giving sci- ence a new instrument for meas- uring the speed of stars billions of miles away. By twisting two prisms, or wedges of glass used to break up light into its component colors, it is possible to determine stellar velocities more accurately than heretofore. CURE FOR PELLAGRA Nicotine arid, newest of vita- mins, a chemical relative of nico- tine, can he had from your meat. market, it was announced to the American Institute of Nutrition. Lack of this vitamin causes pct. lagra, with an estimated 1,000,- 000 victims in the United States alone, a disease so dreadful in final stages that it runs into in- sanity. The richest sources are liver, kidney, lean mnaelo, brains, yeast and • heart meats. Probably an ounce or two of liver a day would give a man all he needs. Kidney is almost equally rich, Have Yeear • An exploration party in the hinterland of Brazil reached a point some hundred miles from Iquitos after a fortnight's hard going, and were unfortunate enough to strike an area of dense jungle and steaming swamps. During the usual afternoon rest near one of these, one member of the party noticed another pacing up and down, a worried look on his face. He stopped hint and asked what was wrong. "You know," he replied, seri- ously, "I keep thinking to -day's Thursday!" A smart Iran is one who hasn't let a woman pin any- thing on him since he was a baby. -Winnipeg Free Press. An inmate of the asylum who was pushing a wheelbarrow upside clown was stopped by a visitor who asked: "What's the idea?" "I'm not crazy,' was the retort. "Yesterday they filled it with bricks." Ho mumbled a few words in church And he was married. He mumbled a fed words in his sleep And he was divorced. An Englishman and a French- man were arguing over whose country owned the finer navy. They asked the old Irishman in the ccrner to settle the argument. "The Irish have the best nary," he said. "In Heaven's name, where is the Irish navy?" said the other two. "And what a fool I'd be telling you when you might be a couple of spies," said the Irishman. "Fifteen minutes after put- ting on a pair of socks I matte a hole in one," wrote an enthusiastic golfer to the sock manufacturer. TIRED FEU Weather Tips By Telephone New Yorkers anxious to know what the weather is likely to be like and too impatient to wait and:. see, may dial Weather 6-1212 and hear a phonograph record an nounca "rai11 and eolder 'F,noxta easter4y 'winds, rain izd'eolsi» northeasterly winds, rain and cold -" click! Government forecasts are sup- plied four or more tithes daily to the company and an operator records then, the phonograph playing records continuously. e o. o s. a®+. -o + C r u •ro-a-r-a-o-®-a+-a^a� Modern Etiquette BY ROBERTA LEE 1. -Is it absolutely required that a person give the reason for declining an invitation? 2. -Is it proper for a Ivan to smoke a pipe at some formal af- fair? 3. -Who' usually acts as hostess when a woman's club gives a hun- cheor party? 4, -When a woman is either standing or seated, talking with a man, and drops her handkerchief, glove, or scene such article, and the man does not notice it, should she pick it up? 5, -When the guests at a dinner in are few in number, and they are all intimate friends, would it be all right for the place cards to bear only their first names, Mary, ' Elizabeth, Helen, etc.? 0. -May wedding announce- ments Le mailed a week before the wedding? Farm Forurn (conducted by Professor Henry G. Bell of the Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph, with the co-oper- the var!oUs departments of ation ofthe 0. A. G.) QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 1. 1 have a lawn that does not look healthy. It has some bare places, and does not get green as early as some others in this locality. Can you suggest early care that I should give it? What special treat - meat should I give my flowering shrubs to get the best show of color?....). E. C. Middlesex Co. LAWN IMPROVEMENT. In the Spring as soon as pos- sible lawns should . be raked and rubbish removed. Rolling should follow if at all possible, but not with an extremely heavy roller ex- ceptt on sandy soils. To help the grass, fertilizer such as Ammonium Sulphate, 1 to 2 ounces to the square yard, nixed with fine earth, sand, or better still leaf mould from the woods, should be spread over the surface somewhat lightly. Or instead of Ammonium Sulphate a complete fertilizer of almost any . form can be used either with or without soil. Should bare patches exist new seed should be sown such as Kentucky Blue and Red- "" top in about equal quantities at the rate of a/g ib. to the square rod. In about one month or six weeks' time the Ammonium Sulphate and - soil treatment can be repeated. When dry, hot weather is ap- porachillg and during such, if at all possible, the lawn should have a thorough soaking with water to prevent drying out of the soil. During warm, hot days it is not wise to have the grass cut too low -13i inches is quite low. 2. Will you kindly tell me should lime be applied to the soil immed- iately previous to planting grain, hay or vegetables, or should it be applied subsequently? Is it advis- able to use Lime in conjunction with fertilizers applied at the same time? -"H. N., Peterborough County." Answers 1, -It is not obligatory that one do so, but unless it is a very in- timate reason, one should explain why, and with regret. Otherwise the hostess might resent a curt "Sorry I camanot accept." 2, -This is sometimes done, but it cannot be called good form, 3. -The president of the club. 4. -No; merely say, "I believe I dropped my handkerchief." 5. --Yes, when all the guests are close friends. d. ---No; they should be mailed ini- n'ediate]y after the wedding. "INSIDE INFORMATION" For indigestion or CONSTIPATION CLEANSE INTERNALLY the tea -cup way. Garfield Tea acts promptly, pleasantly, MILDLY.Not a cure-all,but certainly efface sive in relieving • constipation, At drug -stores '25c and lac. FREE SAMPLE Write to: Catfish! Tea Cm. i.e.' 1)4.0. 04 1 ' :s •; , Al entre 'rarottio 3, Canada Issue No, 19 -- '39 HARNESS AND COLLARS Farmers Attention - Spring is nearly here. Consult your nearest Harness Shop about Staco Harness Supplies. We sell our goods only through your local Staco Leather Goods dealer. The goods are right, and so are our prices. We manufacture in our factories - Harness, Horse Collars, Sweat Pads, Horse Blankets, and Leath- er Travelling Goods Insist on lace Brand Trade Marked, Goods, •(l•4ou'-''get satisfaction: Made only by: Samuel Trees Company Limited 663 King St. West, Toronto WRITE FOR CATALOGUE Lime should never be mixed with fertilizers when applying fertilizer to grain, hay or vegetable. crops. Mixing Lime with fertilizers tends to revert the Available Phosphoric Acid, or to undo the fertilizer manu- facturer's efforts to supply you with soluble foms of Phosphoric Acid. Lime can be supplied at any time during the growth of the crop. It should not be applied without first testing the soil to see if Lime is necesary. If the soil is already Neutral or Alkaline, the ad- dition of Lime will do absolutely no good. An indication that Mussolini. is slipping is that more than 1.,000. I+Assists have been expelled from the party protesting Il Duce's anti-Jewish decrees. Sherlock Holmes methods. by police in tracing disappearance of explosives from a brickworks, Fal- kirk, Eng., convicted two men, plaster casts being taken of foot- prints in the snow. In the crop year of 1937-38 the Canadian Pacific Railway shipped 24;051 carloads of Manitoba grain the Canadian National railways 19,590. The FNSI Route mot 110 YmRit WEEKLY sailings feosn Montreal and Quebec on the scenic St. Lawrence route to England, Ireland, Scotland and France. RAfes fronN �t $132 cabin $118 tourist $91 'third class ®etre. Weekly to England and France by the famous "Queen Mary" and "Aquitania" ... . regularly to Cobh, Southampton,Havre andLondon bythe "Georgic", Britannic s and new Mauretania" frequent sailings to Liverpool and other British ports* orts Ibis. Iron sl 59 cabin $l22-5 toulrist $�3§d third class Forfutl informatfoa se, your focal t,acet agent, or Cor. Bay and Wellington Streets -(EL. 3471) Toronto A(31.1:V'I's tv'AN'1'5)U LIGHTNING its))) At;ENT WANTEll to sell Phillips Lightning Protec- five System. 13. Phillipe Company Limited. Osborne Avenue. Toronto. AGENTS!• STOREKEEPERS: Make ., big profits selling our over 23') lines of Drygoods and Sn1al]- • war,es. Write today for free Price List. General Outfitters Regal. Box 065, Piece 1'YArmes, Montreal. ARTICLES FOR SALT: FLAGS, BUNTING, I'I.AIN AND Waterproof Truett Covers and Tents. Prices and samples on re- quest. John Leckie Ltd., Toronto. STIDRLCCIC.MANN1NG, OAK c'ASE, 26 stops, 20 hand sets, or 10 full sets reeds, including two sets ped- al bass, 5650.00. For further in- formation. write to Heintz:nen & Co., 195 Youge St., Toronto. JEWELRY SPECIALS-WALTIHAM Pocket Watches, $4 up. Wrist- watches, Rings, etc., Violins, Saxo- phones. Unredeemed Pawnbrokers Toronto. Catalogue. McTamuey's, CHESTERFIELD BARGAINS Three-piece used Chester- field Suite, repp "ver -$19.50 ing, first class condition +F Three-piece Used English Velour Chesterfield Suite, coin: $24,50 pletely reconditioned ,honey -back Guarantee Freight paid to your ,tenon ! Royal Chesterfield Manufacturers 66 Richmond Street E., Toronto AVIATION ()PPOW'UNITY LEARN T() FLY NOW AT LOW post. Efficient training - modern equipment including Radio. Liv- ing quarters provided for out-of- town students. Fliers limited. Barker Airport, Toronto. BAISV CHICKS GQVT. ,APPROVE)) CHICKS FROM bloodtested breeders at rock bot- tom prices. Standard Quality Hea- vy Breeds $9.50 90 per vent, Pul- lets .516.05, Cockerels $7.00. Leg - horns 59.00, Pullets 519.00, Cock- erels $3.00. Big ISgg Quality hatched from 25 to 30 ounce eggs, Heavy Breeds $10,95, Pullets $17.05, Cockerels $8,00, Leg•horns $10.45, Pullets $21.90. Free Catal- ogue.Baden Electric Chick Hatch- ry e, Limited, Baden, Ontario. TWEDDI.IO eineitS FOR SA1,1u T'W'IODDLL C1'XICIiS THIO T11GII axiality chicks in the low price field. Mass production at one plant, low operating costs, no ag- ents or salesmen enablea us to sell for less. Grade A Heavy Breeds lie, 90% Pullets 18c.; Cock- erels, .00c Loghorns, 510.50: Pul- Iets, $22.00; Extra Profit Grade, the kind that weigh two pounds per hundred more Heavies $12.40; Pullets, $19.90 Cockerels $7.00; Lebhorns $11.95; Pullets 524.00, Lower prices after May 17th. Frco calendar and poultry guide.--- T'wcddle Chick llatt:heries Limit- ed, Fergus, Ontario. BRAY (3111('3(S 1''Oli SALE YEAR Ali'TEIt I'Ir1ATt )1113. Y C;}ricks elo the trick for Mrs, .Inial T'ieminb Chatham, Ontario. Her 900 Bray hatred stork pullets bit 05';o profittctiuit during the Pall high price months last Year. ar. Or- der your Braychic) a sod ry. BrayI4'atehery, 100 ,lr,hn iU•eel North, I3aimilton, Ontario, n wedelns to BRAY CHICKS DROUGHT SLTCCESS to M. Turkus, Weston, Ont.. last Year. 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