Zurich Herald, 1940-06-20, Page 7et,
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Britain's Coast Anti -Air Defence Posts Stand Rei4y For Foe
• .
In the sand dunes along the British coast anti -air defence posts stand ready to do their bit in re-
pelling any attempted Nazi invasion of England. This large calibre coastal -defence gun, lifts Its head in
daalienge to any invader. Note the barbed wire entanglements about the gun.
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BY ROBERTA LEE
tkquette.
Q. When a guest brings a gift to
Ms or her hostess, isn't it untact-
ful for the hostess to say: "You
needn't have done that," or some
similar phrase?
A. Yes. It is very ungracious for
the hostess to say such a thing
'which implies that the guest did
it, not from a sense of appreciation
and generosity, but merely- as
duty.
Q. How long should a guest re-
main after a luncheon in a friend's
'home?
.A. Thirty minutes to an hour is
sufficient, unless the luncheon is
followed by cards or some other
entertainment.
Q. Should a man wear a white tie
with a tuxedo?
A. No.
Q. If a young man sends a girl
a•corsage to wear to some particu-
lar affair, but the flowers do not
harmonize with the one suitable
gown she must wear, what should
ohe do?
A. Wear them anywaY,Th-r=or
them. It would be very rude to
leave them at home.
Q. Isn't the bridegroom privileg-
ed to wear any kind of clothes he
prefers, for the ceremony?
A. No. He should choose his
elothes to correspond with the for-
mality of his bride's dress.
Q. Is it correct to address an eld-
erly housekeeper as "Mrs." or
"Miss"?
A. Yes. -
BEARD?
•
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The eldest inhabitant had just
sielebrated his birthday, and a res
porter from a btical newspaper was
• bent to Interview him.
• "And, tell me,swhat would you do
if you could have your time all
dyer again?"
There was a long silence, while
the oldest inhabitant appeared to
te deep in thought.
"I think I would 'part my hair
tie the middle," he replied.
• -
Teacher: "Why, Mary, that's
queer pair of stockings you
IhilVe on - one green and one
brown."
Mary: "Yes, and I've got an-
other pair like these at home."
A. man was boasting of his own
Ida and how he had once fel-
led an ox by a blow froin his fist.
"That's not bad," said a listen-
fibtit 1 once saw a chap knock
4town a factory with one blow of a
iheantaer,
"ilionae Sat asort, that cbapi,"•the
%easter sneered.
'We," replied the other, "He was
slot much of a chap to look at, but
le was a jolly good amuttoneer!"
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An American prison provides
pockeenoney, four metals a day,
tobaCco, radio and Mins for in -
Mates. Guards are pasted orn
The 'Waits to prevent attempts at
'sskisocape by the miblic outside.
Some of the passengers were re -
Ing" gPSisr Izt,q3'..19.11(01
014.111.. -said the old' sale.
‘10
n Praty thick togs in my lime.
by, aft the coast of Newfotiodland
4° *ti tog was sometimes so thick
rtIX we used to sit on the ran and
anepinst it! We were sitting
r
nignt, as usual with our beaks
lip against the. fog, when ettldttlsaY
whe fog lifted, and we all went fief)
into the water. A bit thick, wasn't
it?"
"Hurry up, Harry! I simply
must go out and show off my
new dress."
"Wait a minute. 1 simply
must cut the frayed ends off of
. my coat sleeves."'
Ontario Plans
Refugee Care
Province Expects 500 Child-
ren*Every Two Weeks
Plans for the care of British and
French refugee Children in Ontario
are rapidly approaching comple-
tion, Hon. Eric Cross, Minister of
Public Welfare, announced last;
Week.
The province's plan provides for
the establishment of a central clear-
ing house in Toronto where the
children will receive complete phy-
sical examination and any neces-
sary immediate care. They then
will be placed in private homes.
It was learned that the 'Ontario
government expects to accept 500
children every two weeks and that
their ages will range from eight to
fourteen.
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1.What Science.,
Is Doing
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NEW ANTISEPTIC
Another new antiseptic
solu-
ti�n to control bacteria in
.wounds, just announced, is a form
of chlorine, the deadly poison
gas which combines with water
in the lungs or on sweaty parts
of the body to form hydrochloric
acid.
The solution, known as "Azo-
chloramid," can be applied in wet
dressings directly on a wound
and by the slow liberation of
chlorine it attacks germs dire;!:t-
ly. -0-
COLOR PHOTOS OF INSIDES
A ,device for making color pic-
tures of the inside of the human
body is announced by three At-
lanta, Ga., physicians.
They have -adapted a miniature
color camera to a cystoseope, one
of the four types of telescopes
used to explore inside the; body,
and made photographs of the
bladder's interior.
Experts in surgery declare that
the camera also might be adapted,
to instruments used to examine
the interior of the head, lungs
and stomach.
INFANTILE VIRUS?
Definite proof that sewage car-
ries the virus of infantile par-
alysis during even a small epi-
demic of this disease is announc-
ed in the Journal of Experiment-
al. Medicine.
The virus is the cause of in-
fantile paralysis. Where it comes
from ,ar where it hides between
epidemics is a medical mystery,
whose solution is sought as a pos-
sible Means of combatting the
disease.
The virus was found in sesys
age of three U. S. cities during
small epidemics laet. summer.
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HEALTH
TOPICS
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Ha3i Fever.
Hay fever can be cured, .says
Dr. John W. S. McCullough ofo
the Health League of Canada.:
The larger number of cases are
caused by pollen from windborne
pollenated plants, including cer-
tain grasses, weeds, especially rag-
weed, and trees. Flowering plants
such as the rose, dandelion and
goldenrod cannot be blamed. Cer-
tain foods, powders, animal dand-
ruffs and feathers may act as
causes.
But everyone does not contract
bay fever. It occurs in persons
with an inheritecl sensitivity to
one or other of the causes. Over
80 per cent of persons who suf-
fer from hay fever or asthma
have inherited a sensitivity to the
various agents.
Chief CauSes:
(1) Grasses such as timothy,
red top, blue grass and others.
(2) Trees such as the cotton-
wood, oak of ninny species.
(3) Weeds, of which the chief
offender is ragweed. It is said
that 70 per cent of all hay fever
victims in America owe their
trouble to conimon ragweed and
related species. -
Hay Fever Seasons: Grasses
'and trees as a rule, cause attacks
in the Spring and early Summer,
whereas weeds are the cause of
late summer and early Fall at-
tacks.
Methods of Treatment
In Canada, the common rag-
weed, the chief offender, is
found at its worst in the south-
western peninsula of Ontario, and
almost equally so in the rest of
settled Ontario and Sotithern
Quebec. Through all the sparsely
settled North, from Gaspe to
Rainy River and even •on the open
prairie, the ragweed found is
usually the related perennial rag-
weed of the West or the great
ragweed both of which 'Demi,
rather sparingly eastward. Relief
depends on:
(I) Getting beyond the bounds
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of the plant to which the indiv-
idual is 'sensitive, or
(2) Having determined what
pollen is responsible, submitting
,t• desensitization with the ap-
0 'late pollen extracts for pro-
'
o -to
tirAe of Climate: Sensitive
ersonif Should get .away in the
hay feverLseasort to resorts on
the north shore of the St. Lawr-
ence, on the Gaspe Coast or near-
by Lalte Stipules* or Rainy River.
Collifortable places to stay will
be found in either area,
DESENSITIZATION
Desensitization Treatment: A
series of small watches is made
on the surface of the skin with-
out piercing the true skin. On
these scratches extracts of pollen,
animal dandruff, foods or dusts
etc., are placed. If a hive or red-
dened area is produced by one
or more of the extracts used, it
is au indication that the individ-
nal is sensitive to that particular
product, Having discovered the
cause or causes, the next step is
to desensitize by injecting a small
quantity of the offending agent
or agents.
Treatment should be begun 2
months before the season when
the attack usually occurs. If the
attacks are due to pollen, it will
be necessary to continue the des-
• enaitization for 3 or 4 years.
Most of the .sufferers will say
that, having ,gained a cure, it has
been worth eibile.
• While working on a film, Bette
Davis has six large glasses of
milk in the Louise of a day.
"Older people do not seem to
realize that asta result of so many
new devel. s the younger
generation.';., d to be dif-
ferent."
--s-Willians Lyon Phelps,
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oify they ere bred to ley
eti are good table fowl. Pres
for June and to end of season..
, Reeks 8 cent, 90 per cent Pullets
'17 cents, Cockerels 2 rents. All are
blood tested. Rocks bred from 0.
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• 13TIY QUALITY CITIOICS, EASY TO
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Elmira., Ontario.
Barn Roofing -Granary Lining
SUPERTITE 'sTnyn., SHEETS C'OST
less, cover more, last longer, lay
teeter,' save sheathing. Buy now
before war advances prices, direct
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Limited. 15 Nelson Street, Sarnia,
Ontario.
REDUCET) PRICES C40 INTO EF.
feet 'Ally let on all Baden High
Quality Government Approved
ehicks from blood -tested breeders.
Standard Quality W•hite, Leghorns
*7.28, 90 per rent. Pullets 314.50,
Cookerels $L45, Barred Rocks,
New Mimes $7.75, Pullets 311.45,
Barred Rock cockerels $6.7$. Vrri
:Ramp cockerels $6.50, White
Rorke, White Wyandottes. Light
Suesex, Hybrids Barred Rocks x
New Halms, Now Hamps x -Barred
Rocks, -Mite Leghorns 14 Burred
Ree.kii SS:23, Pullets $11.05, Cock-
erels $7.75, After Jelly 15th. lower
Prices, Poe -sexed chicks, 30 rents
pt'i hundred lower, Pullets 40 ete.
lower. Started rhicks. Turkey
poults, Capons. Big Egg Quality
hrttehed trout 25 tn 30 ounce eag's
slightly higher. Free on tologue.
Baden Electric Chick IthtcherY,
Limited, Baden, Ontario.
THERE TS PROFIT 1 .TUNE
phieks end' extra Profit if ynu pur-
chase Tweddle High Quality live
eble favt-inaturing chielte. New
low priees effective June 17th.
Grade "A" White Letrhorns 38.00,
e0 per cent Ptillets 316.00, Cook-
erels $1,00. Barred Rocks 03.10,
PulTete 313.00, Cockerels 36.95,
New Ifamoshires .$11.00, Pullets
114,00, Cockerels 36.45. also White
eveandottee, White Rocks. Light
Sussex, .Tersey Black Giants,
-firowp Tingh'orns, "White Minereas,
Mug: Minoress'Aneonss. Blatit
_Australorns, five Hybrid crosses
tit extremely low prices. Alan
started 'hicks, ()aeons, turkey
poults. Free entalngee, Tweddle
Chick Hatcheries Limited, Fergus.
Ontario,
THESE .niw LOW PRICES E011
Top Notelt High Quality chinks
feted earefully culled blond -tested
bree era, go into effect July 1.st.
MO aed Quality White Leghorn4'h100ls $4.95, 90 per cent. Pullets
oit3p, Cockerels $1.45. Barred
Pocks, NOW Hems 37,45, Pullets
310,95, Barred Itoele Cockerels
$8.90, New Harem cockerels $6.26,
White Poelee, 'White Wyandottes
'Hybrids, Barred Rocks x New
;Ramps, New Thumps r Barred
Reeks 37.00, pullets $11.05. cook.
crele $7,90, Large Egg Quality
foul Rigger 'Profit Quality slight.
3v higher. Prices 50 cents pet hun-
dred lower effective Jetty 1.5111.
Alen started f hicks and eapone.
Map Notch Chiekr riee, Guelph,
Onterin.o.
ISSUE NO. 25---'40
JUNE-}E'DY CHICKS MUST HAVE
quick start, fast growthe early,
full development, 'early. produc-
tion. Bray's have proven. Money-
makers for many Summer. CUs -
tamers. Specialties now: lea x N.
IL Leghorns, N.H. x 13.R,, 'Colum-
bian Wyandottes, with European'
market sources I,1o4ed, Britain
will look to Canada for supplies.
Bray Hatchery. 130 John N., Ham-
ilton.
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WHY BUY NEW RADIO "B" BAT-
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TT'RITEYS - WITH t'"eltr-"Kie ey>7
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• $19.50 3 -piece Chesteefield Suite, in
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37.95 Single Chester"s 'tie in reps,
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trier cottages.
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thi-
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