HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1940-07-04, Page 7When U -Boat Threatened U.S. Liner
This photo was brought home by the United States liner Washington
Ifshen she docked at New York with 1,500 American refugees from Eu-
reope's war zones. It shows passengers in the lifeboats of the big liner
during the encounter with a submarine off the coast of Portugal. The
Qrninander of the II -Boat (later revealed as German) repeatedly
• emphasized his determination to torpedo the "American ship" . "This
ils, an. American ship" finally was understood and believed. The liner
'pas then allowed to proceed. TOP photo here shows the tense -faced
),lassengers in the lifeboat awaiting the result of the frantic exchange
of signals. BELOW, relieved and smiling faces as the danger of tor-
Iledoing blew over.
- HAVE -
YOU HEARD?
Two travellers stood in the
lounge. One was doing most of the
talking.
"Yes,". said the talkative one, "I
woe home one, morning after mid-
night and, as I opened the floor, I
saw a stranger kissing my wife. I
ilesed the door softly and hurried
downstairs. At 1 a.m. I came back
and opened the door softly - and
there was the stranger, still kissing
my wife. So I went downstairs once
again. At 1:16-"
"Just a minutes," interrupted the
other man. "Why did yon keep gal-
loping downstairs? Wir? didn't you
w alk right into the room?"
The talkative one frowned.
"What?" he cried. "And have my
wife catch me coming home at that
hour?"
Student: "I'm handling this
shine pretty well."
(Instructor: ?'.Yeah, just keep
94 up."
¶Phe customer was dissatisfied
'with the quality .of the milk.
"It can't be helped," said the
milkman. "It's due to the shortage
of grass. Why. the cows are so up-
set about it that I've seen them cry-
fng because they can't do them-
selves credit." •
"Well perhaps so," said the eus-
itiheir,'wearily, "but yea. might, try
le .prevent' them. dropping their
tea's into our bottle:"
An emigrant was preparing
to leave his native land and try
his luck abroad. An acquaint -
since inquired casually: "What
acre you going to do when you
strive In America?"
"Take up land."
"How much?"
"Only a shovelful at time."
Two piano movers knocked on
the door. A meek -looking fellow
•kith• an inferiority complex opened
"Did yoli order a piano from the
li'latnote Music Shop?" asked the
*Irk piano mover.
The tenant shook his head.
"Not a piano," he corrected. "I or-
dered a flute."
The piano mover studied a slip of
limper.
"According to this," he grumbled,
'''you ordered a piano,"
'Phe ;man with the- inferiority
'omelet studied the two husky
stiano movers.
"Very well," he said, nervously,
'Move it in, But if your firm makes
+any more errors like that, I'll have
to deal somewhere else!"
A newspaper reporter had tak-
en the announcement of a wed-
ding over the telephone. A few
days after it was printed, he ee-
ceived an excited, Indignant
call from the bridegroom. "Just
What do you mean," the bride-
groom growled, "saying the
couple will live at the old
man's? 1 distinctly said we
would live at.tthe old manse!"
Y:,UilUill pei�JklltS fsaiea
municipalities in Canada during
f e utonth of April had a value
i ,§90,015s631,,
British Coal's
Not Available
Says Surplus Will Be Needed
Over There
J. IMG. Stewart of Ottawa,
Canadian coal administration, told
the Canadian, Retail Coal Assoc'
iation annual convention that no
domestic shortage of coal should
be anticipated. The mines of
Eastern and Western Canada and
those of the United States were
capable of vastly increasing their
output. It was likely all of Bri-
tain's extra production would be
needed by France since Germany's
invasion of Holland, Belgium and •
Northern France and that Can-
ada "must look less to Britain
for our anthracite and more to
our Canadian mines and to the
United States."
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What Science'
Is Doing
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SUGAR LACK LACK AFFECTS BRAIN
Lack of sugar and other carbohy-
drates in the brain may result in
certain abnormal nervous and men-
tal reactions, according to a report
of two Kansas City doctors.
VITAMIN;'HELP.S EYES
'New evidencethat a vitamin (ri-
boflavin, part of the vitamin .I3 com-
plex) cures certain kinds of eye-
strain, burning and itching eyelids
and painful sensitiveness to strong
light is reported,
Doctors who made tests said it
"caused prompt and sometimes a
dramatic relief" of such ocular
symptoms in persons lacking en-
ough of the vitamin in their diet.
SPEED CONCEPTION CUT
First complete measurement of
the speed of rotation of a spiral ne-
bula of stars, the same sort of sys-
tem which forms the milky way
with the earth as one of its little
spokes, was announced to Ameri-
can Association for the Advance-
ment of Science. The measurements
change one of man's conceptions of
the speed of the earth through
space; cutting It down from per-
haps 100 miles a second to only 20.
NEW PROCESS KEEPS LARD
John .Holmes, president of Swift
and Company, announced last week
the discovery of what he described
as a "revolutionary development"
in the processing of lard.
The development, the heat pack-
er president said, involves the ad-
dition of small quantities of a veg-
etable substance obtained from tro-
pical trees, making It possible to
protect lard's natural advantages
and at the same time keeping it
fresh when exposed to air without
refrigeration,
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▪ sa•a, ,cum rrbml tuningof tont Teter
fon, atmete'e foot, tozemg end other ezternnlly
caused skis troubles, use world-fnmoue, cooling, tete
eal;tie, liquid 1).11.1). PreeatipUon. Greaseless,
seenlceka Soothes irritation and quickly stops ieienaa_
Itching. 35e trial bottle prover it, or :money back. Ask
UcitgK6it WO for A, Ia, p. PRESGH1PTi
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Modern
ern
Etiquette
BY ROBERTA LEE
Q, Are "howdy" and "116v -do'
correct greetings.
A, No, they are vulgarisms, The
correct forms are "How do you do?
Good morning. Good afternoon.
Good evening."
Q. If a husband and wife have a
woman friend at dinner, only the
three persons, should the husband
neat the guest? '
A. Yes, He should seat the guest
first and then his wife.
Q. Should a man constantly refer
to his wife as she"?
A. No; this Is disrespectful,
Q. When meeting a friend you
have not seen for a long time, is
it all right to say, "Have you been
,111? You are looking so thin"?
A. Never. If you cannot truthfully
say that the friend .is looking well,
it is better to make no remark at
all as to your impression.
Q. When attending an informal
dinner and a guest sees that an-
other guest Is taking no part in the
conversation, what should one do?
A. It is the duty of the hostess
(not a guest) to see that each one
of the guests takes part in the con -
vers ation.
- Q. May a debutante wear a string
of pearls at her coming-out party?
A. Yes, but no other Jewels,
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HEALTH
TOPICS
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FRESH VEGETABLES
Did you know that the tempt -
Ing looking "heart" of a young,
green cabbage is of lower food
value than the outside leaves?
That is one of the items of in-
formation handed on by the
Health League of Canada, in con-
nection with the League's cam-
paign to raise the standards of
health and efficiency in Canada.
Moreover, says the Health
League of Canada, since some of
the value of cabbage, -vitamins
and minerals -are lost in boiling,
cabbage salad is more nutritious
than cooked cabbage.
It is pointed out, too, that price
has little to do with the food
value of vegetables. Brussels
sprouts may cost three times as
much as the humbler cabbage, but
they are net one bit more nu-
tritious. Canned vegetables,
though they are put up in three
grades: fancy, choice, and stand-
ard, are of equal value whatever
the grade.
Inexpensive Items
And here is a hint as to the
cheapest way of obtaining to-
mato juice, without which lunch
or dinner is not complete for a
great many people: buy the lov-
est priced grade of canned to-
matoes, says the Health League
of Canada, and strain off the
juice. The residue may be- com-
bined with other foods or used
in soups.
One other suggestion: don't use
soda to preserve the color in cook-
ing green vegetables. Not only is
it unnecessary if the lid is left
off the pot, but it destroys the
valuable vitamin C, says the
•. Health League. '
"Asphalt -Lake"
Traps Animals
Prehistoric Fossils Are
Found Near Russian City,
Preserved in Ancient Tar
A prehistoric "asphalt lake," rich
In animal fossils, has been discov-
ered a few miles from the famous
Soviet oil city of Baku, writes a
correspondent to the London Sun-
day Observer. Many centuries ago
the lake, little more than 300 square
yards in area and six feet deep, was
a mass of sticky asphalt which glis-
tened in the sun.
PRIMITIVE WILD HORSES
In the early quaternary period,
hundreds of sabre -tooth tigers, pri-
mitive wild horses, deer, bears, and
wolves; also other animals mistook
the glistening surface for water,
plunged in to quench their thirst
and were caught forever in the
sticky morass,
The fossil wealth of the Baku
"asphalt lake" which is compared
by paleontologists to the famous
"tar lake" in southern California,
was discovered by a group of,.young
Soviet geology students on an ex-
eursion.
ASTHMA SUFFERERS
CLEARAZMA Is a new medicine
guaranteed to give iluiek and po-
sitive relief from Asthma at-
tacks. If you are not satisfied
with results after use, simply
return the empty box and we'li
refund Your money. Write fee? a
box of CLEARA7? 4 eo=d'ay and
erieioss $1•:•011-er'"iSh or a money -
order.
A,SSOCIA.'i'EI7 DRUG PRODUC.rS
1277 Queen Street West,
Toronto, Oittezio
When, Angry, Take
Drink of Water
Alloys Smith, 85, of Dunkirk,
N. Y., claims to have a novel
method of preserving domestic
tranquility.
"When a spat is . arising be-
tween husband and wife or other
members of a family, let each
take a drink of water and then
walk • away for 10 minutes,"
Smith says, "Both persons muat
perform the act, it won't work
with just one,'
Smith should know. Re and his
82 -year-old wife are entering on
the 64th year of their marriage.
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How CUD I?
SY ANNE ASHLEY
Q. How can I quickly make a pa-
per paste substitute?
A, Rub the slice of a raw potato
ever the paper to be pasted.
Q. How can I most easily extract
the white from an egg?
A. If only the white of an egg is
needed, don't break open the shell.
Simply pick a small hole in one end
of the egg and drain out the white.
Then place a piece of wax paper
over the hole and the yolk will
keep better than if placed in an op-
en dish.
Q. How can I cause socks and
stockings to dry more quickly after
they have been washed?
A. The socks and the stockings
will dry more quickly if the hand
it run through them all the way to
0310 IN
YOUR PIPELUG
AS I
IS IN THE
the toe to thoroughly separate them
after washing.
A. How can I remove putty stains
from glass?
A, Rub vigorously with a cloth
dipped in strong, hot vinegar.
Q. How can I prevent small rugs
from wrinkling?
A. Make a solution of 1 part glue
dissolved in 10 parts of war water.
Hang the rug over a pole and paint
the wrong side with this. solution.
Use sparingly, or it may soak right
through and show on the surface.
Perform this out of doors, where
it will dry quickly.
Q. How can I brighten the red
tiles of a fireplace or porch floor?
A. Rub, them with a cut lemon
and a little salt; then wash with
warm, soapy water.
Rose Spectacles
Soothe Pheasants
The world is very beautiful for
DT. J. M. Lyle's ring-necked
pheasants, Fort Worth, Texas.
They look through rose-colored
glasses.
Dr. Lyle made the glasses for
his pheasants in a move to eut
down homicides among the fowl.
Colored glasses prevent the
birds from "seeing red" or any-
thing blood -colored. A spot of
red, the doctor explained, has al-
ways been the signal for a knock-
down„dragout fight in the animal
kingdom.
...CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS...
AGENTS WANTED
'AGENTS WANTED TO RI:PRES=
ent "The Old Reliable Fonthill
Nurseries." Exclusive territory In
town or country. Liberal terms
paid weekly. Handsome free out -
:tits. Stone and Wellington, Tor-
onto.
AVIATION
'URGENTLY REQUIRES TRAINED
` men, capable of maintaining and
building aircraft. Canada's largest
.Aviation Training School offers
courses in Flight Training, Air-
craft Mechanics and Aircraft
Welding which should assure in-
telligent, capable men of future in
an industry which will develop
indefinitely; not fade away when
the war is over, Look to your fut-
ure. Full particulars from Leav-
ens Brothers, Barker Airport, or
Island Airport, Toronto. Phone
Enwood 3831.
BAKERY EQUIPMENT
]BAKERS' OVENS AND MACHIN-
ery, also rebuilt equipment always
on hand. Terms arranged. Corres-
pondence invited. Hubbard Port-
able Oven Co.. 103 Bathurst St..
Toronto.
BABY CHICKS
BRAY CHICKS - ORDER FOR
July delivery now. (Also for Aug-
ust and September, if wanted)
limited quantity started chicks.
$ray Daily Bulletin of specials
lists bargains. Coming markets
look good for raising all the birds
you've room tor. Bray Hatchery,
130 John N., Hamilton.
YOU RECEIVE THE WORTH OF
your money when you buy John-
son's chicks. They are bred to lay
and are good table fowl. Prices
for June and to the end of the
season: Rocks 8 cents, 90 per cent.
pullets 14 cents, cockerels 7 cents.
Leghorns 8 cents, 90 per cent. pul-
lets 17 cents, cockerels 2 cents.
.M1 are blood tested. Rocks are
bred from O.B.S. stock. Leghorns
S
are the Barron strain.Safe arrival
guaranteed, 10 pbr cent, with or-
der. .7. D. Johnson, Fergus, Ont.
LOOK AT THESE NEW LOW PRIC-
es for High Quality, fast -matur-
ing chicks for July. Leghorns
$7.45, 90 per cent. Pullets 914 90,
Cockerels 91.00. Barred Rocks,
New Hamps $77.95, Pullets $11.95,
Cockerels Barred hocks 96.95,
Neto Haines 46.45. 10 other breads
and five Hybrid crosses to choose
from. Started chicks, Capons, Tur-
keys. Four weeks to twenty week
old free range pullets. Free cata-
logue. Tweddle Chick Hatcheries
Limited. Fergus, Ontario.
Bt"1 QUALITY CFIICKS, EASY 'aro
raise, the, stand-by of thousands
of poultrykeopers year after year.
Day old and started. Two hatches
a week to take care of prompt
shipment. Vigorous breeding
stock. Selling Farms & Hatchery.
Elmira, Ontario.
TOP NOTCH NEW LOW PRTCES
for High Quality chicks from
bloodtested breeders effective
July 16th. Standard Quality White
Leghorns $6.45, 90 per cent Pul-
lets $13.40, Cockerels 41.45, Barred
Rocks, New Hamps, $6.95, Pullets
310.45, Cockerels Barred Rocks
96.90, New Hamps 36.25, White
Rocks, Wyandottes, Hybrids, Bar-
red Rocks x NOV Hamps, New
Hamas x Barred Rocks $7.45. Pul-
lets 911.45, Cockerels 97.90. Large
Egg Quality add one cent, Bigger
Profit Quality add two cents.
Free folder. Top Notch Chickeries,
Guelph, Ontario.
LAST OF ' THE SEASON PRIC.Ia.S
for Baden High Quality Govt.
Approved bloodtested chicks, 1f-
fective July 15th. Standard Qual-
ity White Leghorns 96.95, 90 per
cent. Pullets 918.90, Cockerels
11.46. Barred Rocks, New Harlin -
shires 97.45, Pullets 910.85, Cock-
erels Barred Rocks 96.75e New
Flampshires 96.50, 'White Rocks,
'white Wyandottes, Light Susses
Rybrids Barred Rocks x New
Tramps; New Hamps x Barred
Rocks, White Leghorns x Barred
Rocks 97.95, Pullets $11.35, cock-
berels;$7.75. 131g Egg Quality
atched front 25 to 90 ounce eggs
ledd one cent.Turkeys, older pul-
ts four weeks to twenty weeks,
Free catalogue. Baden Electric
Chick Hatchery. Lim ted, Baden,
Ontario.
barn Roofing --Granary Lining
ISUPERTITE STEEL SHEETS COST
less, cover more, last longer, lay
faster, save sheathing, Buy now
Ieters wb,r aderf16csb price , erect
factory. Superior P,rpd333ts
limited, 1.5 Nelson Street, Sarnia,
b+dii IZS.
EXTERMINATOR
ERPO" BUG KILLER 85c, EX -
terminates bedbugs, moths, cock-
tl
roelc§,acltes, crickets, fleas, lice, and
;Art Eatone, Shnpson'e, Tanibryns, lo -
3 dealers or I)erpo Products, To -
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN MAK-
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your own at home in spare time.
Valley Field Sales Company, P.O.
Box 592, Toronto.
FARM EQUIP1aIENT
SPECIAL BARGAINS WHILE THEY
Last - all equipment recondition-
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..Floor Polishers: Aerated lvillk
Coolers; Fractional Horsepower
Motors; Write me today. S. A. Lis-
ter, Stewart St., Toronto.
FOR SALE 36-50 GEO. WHITE &
Sons thresher, equipped with
grain blower and belts. Cockshutt
tractor plow, 3 furrows No. SA.
Coekshutt tractor double disk 8 ft.
A11 are in good condition and
must be sold to settle estate. Elmo
Sleeman, R.R. No. 4, Port Hope,
Ontario.
FILMS
FREE ENLARGEMENT \WITH OR-
ders over 20c. Roll films develop-
ed and 8 prints 25c. Reprints 3c.
The quality of our work has kept
our customers across Canada sat-
isfied for over 10 years. W. A.
Starnaman Co., Weber St. E., Kit-
chener, Ont.
HELP WANTED --- FEMALE
DOMINION -PROVINCIAL YOUTH
Training offers free domestic ser-
vice course to young women be-
tween sixteen and thirty years of
age. For further information ap-
ply in writing to Supervisor, Home
Service Training School, Dept. of
Labor, Parliament Buildings, Tor-
onto,
MEN WANTED
MUSICAL REQUIREMENTS
LET US LOOK AFTER YOUR MUS-
ical requirements. Music, instru-
ments, accessories. Broadway Mu-
sic, 2375 'rouge St., Toronto.
1'ISRSON A O,
QUIT TOTiA"V'U sNi)FF EASILY.
Ines pensively. Horne remedy.
Testimnnin Is Gun PcWeed Advfce
free Tinrtlett's r:ne 1 Vinnipea.
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Stevens, Peterborough, Ontario.
SALESMEN WANTED
FAMILEX QUALITY PRODUCTS
becoming better known every day
- we need more salesmen to in-
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There is NO RISA?~ with our suc-
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SALESMEN WANTED
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QUICK ACTION 110 -ME COURSE
FREE WITH EVERY STRING IN-
strument. Send for big No. 39 cat-
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paired. Petite Musical Co., 1431
Mansfield, Montreal.
FURNITURE FOR SALE
FURNITURE BARGAINS - FREE
catalogue of new and used ftitnl-
ture bargains Sent on request. J.11
goods sold on money -back guar-
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t., 466 Bathurst St., Toronto.
Guaranteed
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Used - New
SPECIALIZING IN REBUILT MO-
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PROPERTY FOR SALE
I3UtoCEtRea
country store, stock and fixtures.
Dwelling attached. W. J. Dickey,
R. R. 2, Burford, Ontario.
SKILLED LABOUR WANTED
FIRST - CLASS PLANER, BORING
MiI1, and Lathe Hands for general
machine shop work. Reply stating
age and experience. To locate in
Toronto. Box No. 8, 73 Adelaide
W.
TURKEYS
S
T I'RIiEYS - BRAY DAY-OLD AND
started - immediate delivery.
You can't do better than stock
Bray's for later good markets.
Bray Hatchery, 130 Sohn N., Ham-
ilton.
LYONS'
SUMMER SALE
RECONDITIONED FURNITURE
The largest assortment of high -
"lass reconditioned furniture in the
pity. Every article guaranteed thor-
oughly clean and sold with a posi-
rive money -back guarantee of satis-
faction.
819.60 3 -piece Chesterfield Suite. in
figured jacquard, reversible Mar-
shall spring cushions.
$;..95 Single Chesterfields in repps,
and mohair covers, ideal for sum-
mer cottages.
$22.50 Smart 3 -piece repp Cheete-r-
field suite. Reversible Marshall
spring cushions.
$27.00 Large brown mohair Chester-
field Suite, 3 piecee. Figured re-
versible Marshall curhlons,
335.00 Modern 3 -piece Chesterfield
Suite in rust repp. Figured':avcr-
sible Marshall cushions.
949.00 Beautiful large 3 -piece Ches-
terfield Suite, upholstered in green
mohair. Marshall spring cuei:ions.
Perfect.
317,50 Solid oak dining room suite,
mis-matched, Buffet. tabs and
6 chairs.
324.00 Fumed oak dining suite, bet-
fet, extension table end 6 leather
upholstered chairs.
939.00 fe,ak anytll niee-
Solid
ftteneisuite,
eBina
cabinet, and 6 leather uphoi>;ered
chairs.
959.00 Modern 9 -piece oak dining
suite, buffet, extension table,
china cabinet and 6 leather uphol-
stered chairs,
469.00 Large dining smite in r'eh 2 -
tone walnut finish, buffet, •cetten-
sion table, china cabinet and 6
leather upholstered chairs.
$89.00 Benutifut solid walnut dicing
suite (cost new approximately
9225,) large buffet, extension table,
china cabinet and 6 leather uphol-
stered chairs,
$lsult, 9Lpiecessolid ural seats t dining
di
backs upholstered in genuine lea-
ther.
$24.00 Large dresser in walnut fin-
ish, Simmons steel bed to match
complete with sagiess spring and
new mattress.
$35.00 Complete bedroom Suite it
rich walnut finish, dresser, chif-
fonier, full size bed, sagless spring.
and new mattress.
$47,00 Large bedroom suite in two-
tone walnut. Triple mirror Vanity,
chiffrobe, full size bed, sagiess
spring and new mattress.
$59.00 Factory sample bedroom suite
in bleached walnut* finish, water-
fall design, round Venetian mir-
rors, dresser, vanity, chiffonier
and full size bed.
$10.95 Large double door wardrobe,
modern, In two-tone walnut fin-
ish,
914.50 0 piece breakfast suite, buffet
drop-leaf table and 4 chairs.
311.50 Kitchen cabinets, sliding
porcelain top, roll fronts.
310,50 Studio Couch makes into twin
beds, spring mattress, 8 bads Cie
ahions.
912,95 Simmons steel bed In walnut
finish, eornpiete with segieM
spring and new mattress.
Buy With Confidence
All goods soul with re po*ttivie
money-bnelc guarantee of cutlet/44
lion.
LYONS FURNITURE CO.
478 Yonge St. * Toronto
ISSUEVE 7^--^3
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