HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1937-03-11, Page 7! Lyont & Ca (Canada) Ltd.,
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WITH THE
NE -S
"Scouting fosters a community
" "sprit, a true democratic spirit, which
means not only freedom; but accept-
ance of responsibility, when Europe-
an youth are being welded into mili-
taristic units."
Thus spoke his Excellency the GeV-
ernor-General, Lard Tweedsmuir, ad-
dressing a notable gathering of 1,200
guests, at the annual banquet of the
Toronto Scout Association.
"We do not want to see Scouting
ever affiliated with militarism," His
Excellency declared. "The destiny of
our system depends on the quality
and character of our : people. At a
time of very grave danger today, when
the extraordinary advances of science
develop, by false analogy, a tendency
to mechanize ail human society, we
then more realize the value of Scout-
ing, which appreciates and encourages
individuality, and brings, boys into
contact with, each other in a spirit
that will never be mechanized."
His Excellency was introduced by
Sir Edward Beatty, Others of the
long list of prominent .figures pres-
ent included Lt. -Gov. H. A. Bruce,
Most Rev. Derwyn T. Owen, Primate
of Canada; His Worship Mayor W.
D. Robbins of Toronto, Rt. Rev. Mgr.
E. M. Brennan, Vicar General of the
Roman Catholic Church; President
the Hon. H. J. Cody, of Toronto Uni-
EINEFOR KIDNEY
AND BLADDER
WEAKNESS
STOP GETTING UP NIGHTS
LOOK AND. PEEL YOUNGER
Keep your kidneys free from Waste
matter, poisons and acid, and put
healthy activity into kidneys and
bladder and you'll live a healthier,
happier and longer .life. -
One most efficient and harmless
way to -do this is to get from your
druggist .a 40 -cent box of Gold Medal
Haarlem 011 Capsules and take them
as -directed—the swift resutls will
surprise ,you.
Besides getting up nights, some
symptoms of kidney trouble are back-
ache, moist palms, leg cramps, and
puffy eyes. If you 'vent real results,.
be sure to get GOLD MEDAL— the
-original and genuine—a grand kidney
at m•ulant and diuretic—right "rom
Haarlem in Holland. Give your kid-
neys a, good cleaning .once in a while.
versity; Commissioner John McMil-
lan, ,Salvation Army; Very Rev. D. T.
L. McKerroll, representing the Pres-
byterian. Church; Rabbi Maurice E.
Eisendrath; Chief Justice the Hon.
N. W. Rowell; Mr. B. K. Sandwell,
Editor of Saturday Night; Hon. Geo.
S. Henry; Brig: -Gen. W. H. P. Elkins,
C.B.E., D.S.O.
A feature of the banquet decora-
tions, on the wall above the speaker's
place, was a full length photograph
of King George VI in Scout )cit, and
lighted with flood lamps.
"I will use this in writing a otory
of Canada and Canadian Scouts;" was
a promise of His Excellency the Gov-
ernor-General, presumably speaking
as "John Buchan," in accepting a writ-
ing table set from the Boy Scouts As-
sociation of Toronto at the recent
district annual banquet.
Broadcast Bans
Mr. Gladstone Murray is entitled
to much sympathy in his task of de_
ciding what shall and what shall not
be communicated to the public of
Canada over the governmentally -
owned ether. While he is a Cana-
dian, a good deal of his recent Life
has been spent elsewhere, and he is
probably unfamiiar with the changes
of opinion which have taken place
in Canada regarding the discussa-
bility of many subjects, including
venerael disease, sterilization, sexu-
al abnormality and the like, which
were regarded as hopelessly im-
proper when he last resided in the
Dominion. None among all these
subjects is now more respectable
than sterilization, which is actually
practised by at Least one provin-
cial government under a statute of
several years' standing, and which
:has been ..long and courageously
advocated by the Lieut. -Governor of•
another Province.. A ruling which
will prevent the members' and sup'
porters of the Alberta Govern-
ments past and present from defend-
ing on the air a statute which they
have enacted and administered is
rather obviously impractical.
It istrue that an important re-
ligious body in Canada is opposed to
sterilization, but weare quite con-
fident that that body would never
claim that the advocacy of sterilize- -
tion constitutes an offensive criti-
cism of a dogma of the Church, and
is therefore repugnant to the most
sacred feelings of its members.
A Timely Publication
The year 1936 marked many po-
litical changes throughout the world.
Revolutions in Spain end Paraguay;
general elections in the United
States, Japan and France; the over-
turn of many cabinets; the .disap-
pearance .of Ethiopia as an indepen-
dent state—these are hut examples,,
To take account of these important
changes, the POLITICAL HAND-
BOOK OF. THE WORLD, 1987,
which has been published .annually
since 1928, has ben thoroughly re-
vised as of January first of this
year.
This volume is published at .$2.50
by Tarper & Brothers, New York,
for the Conucil on Foreign Rela-
tions.
Fish Never. So Plentiful
BOSTON—On Bootee's famed fish
pier, greatest fish marketing wharf
in the world, storage space is'over
taxed these days as trawler captains
and wholesale fish buyers shake their
heads and exclaim in unison: "We
never saw such a winter."
Because of open water every-'
where, in harbors as well as lakes
and rivers, explained Edmund L.
Dunn, president of the New England
Fish" Exchange, the fresh water 'sup-
ply has been a constant one this
winter, with every prospect of con-
tinuing.
Consumption of the fish through-
out New England and the rest of the
country, serviced by long trains of
refrigerator cars and chains of
trucks, leaving here every few min-
utes, was expected to increase 25
per cent during Lent, but even that
stepped-up demand will not serious
ly raid the big stores.
The usual ice conditions, " si8iv
blizzards and foul weather`` '..that.
raise the cost of fish, have been ab-
sent this year and consequently the ,
prices are at rock bottom.
Of course, Mr. Dunn continued.
a run of heavy storms at sea and
a sudden freeze-up would change
the picture overnight. • -
To a Cat . That Swallowed
a Cricket
Marion Doyle in the New York
•
Times.
You were mysterious enough be-
fore—
As, copper eyes outrivaling the
fire,
You sat beside it on. the ebon foor,
A shade upon a shadow; one :de-
sire
Paramount within ,your furtive
mind,
Rendering you oblivious — deaf,
.dumb, blind
To all within the warn, tai .4.15
room, y.
Except, the , movement of a.tiny
scarab—
.A bit of jet— half -hidden by the
scuttle,
That fiddled, unaware of imminent
doom,
The tremulous monotony of a
shuttle..
You crouched. You leapt. The fid-
dler disappeared
Down the red lane of your malefi-
cent throat.
And now, complacently, you stroke
your beard;
Brush the last crumb of: Autumn
from your coat!
Stull and
Nonsense
Rural Father (to his college son)
do you spend so much time
op, the crease of your pants?
,•Oollege Son—.jt is very important,
dad, not to wear baggy trousers.
,',Rural Father — Important, is it?
Do you ever see the statue of a
fa>E•nous man who didn't wean baggy
*users?
--o—
'Phis is from the Los Angeles
'limes:— "People who have half an
holzr to spare usually spend it with
s ?; ebody who hasn't."
—0—
party of tourists were being
wn over the cathedral by a
le:
uide–=Behind the altar lies Rich -
the Second. In the Church yard
side', lies Mary Queen of Scots. By
door there lies Henry the VIII.
who, (lie demanded, halting
ve an unmarked flag -stone), do
think is lying there?
earby Tourist—Well, I don't
pow for sure, but I have my sus -
ions.
—0 ----
married man is authority for
statement that a girl's tears are
ny unless her nose is red.
—o—
rs.. Gabble— (showing photo 'to
s band)= -This is an instantaneous
lure of myself.
i ir. Gabble—i can see that, with -
0 t:'' having it told. Your mouth is
s t..
SPRING SONG
Rain, rain, go away,
Koine again some other day
In July or August!
—0—
ricnd-1 know an artist who
tad a cobweb so real that a
a.. rl spent a full hour trying to get
itf!'own.
an: --Sorry, old man, but 1 don't
Ii levc it.
ri: nd—Why not? Artists have
b=n kriativn to do such things.
„g a'',Yes, but maids haven't.
--o—
,
teed it- or not:—
he-fourth of the babies pre-
iri turely born in the United States
I;r ,pitals die before leaving the hos-
-0—
Mtn—Joe,
os-
-0—an—Jot, you carry the baby
at me_ have the eggs. You
d,i!;p them.. •,. .
SIGNS OF SPRING
Pb,: tulips are above the ground,
Tiia bluebird's back from the South,
UI^n my roof the rain drops
pound),
An seen will end the drouth.
The. cleaning . companies advertise,
1'4r:Winter clothes, a rate;
he seed concern will give a prize
Iftyou order now—don't wait.
Each d<y'some harbinger adorns,
1h i tine surest sign of Spring
Coes from my' tender, aching
corns --
Th . hurt like .everything!
LAVE SHORE
TECH- MORES
WRIGHT•HARGREAVES
SYLVANITE:
• TOSURN
OMEGA
KPRR AOOLSON.
MARTIN BIRD
UPPER GNAW
•
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POWELL' ROUYN
LARDER LAKE GGL
NORTHERN ONTARIO
KIRKLAND
LAKE
LARDER
LAKE
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In addition to the Kerr Addison,
Martin Bird and Omega properties,
whicb are conceded to be substantial
mines in the making, numerous incor-
porations are being formed to develop
the prospect areas in the Larder Lake
district. The immediate vicinity of
the Kerr Addison is the scene of the
greatest activity.
Wesley Gold Mines, to the south-
east of the Kerr Addison, the Chester-
ville and Pelangio properties to the
east, and the Shaver property to the
north-east, are new incorporations.
Wesley Gold Mines are` diamond
dI°filling; Pelangio have men at work;
and the Chesterville are also reported
to have operations under way. To the
west, Barber Larder and Armistice
Gold are starting active developments,'
Mr. C. S. Greenland is Consulting '
Engineer in charge of operations on
the Pelangio ane Barber Larder'
properties. lie is particularly familiar
with the district through his connec-
tion with the Martin Bird property.
The Martin Bird Is located some four
miles to the south-west of the Kerr
Addison.
A normal woman is one whose
:. biscuits turn out to be flat failures
when company stays for dinner.
Prisoner: Judge, must I be tried by
that jury with all those women on
it?
Judge—Certainly; they have all
been sworn ,to duty.
Prisoner—Then, your honor, I'll
plead guilty. It's no use to try to
fool a pack of strange women- when
I can't deceive my own wife.
—0—
It isn't so very difficult to forgive
an enemy, unless you have done him
some shabby trick you are ashamed
of.
—o—
There is one nice thing about be-
ing honest. You don't need to con-
sult a lawyer to find out how.
—0—
The manager of the travelling con-
cert party gazed glumly at the
audience—five, all told.
"I say, old man," he whispered to
the comedian. "How do you account
for this? We've never been here be-
fore, have we?"
—0—
The man who is a great man to
his neighbors is very great indeed.
—0—
Nothing is so frail and breaks so
easily as the Ten Commandments.
Innovation
Here's a free birth notice, but
we've got to publish it; otherwise
we'll feel we're depriving readers of
this column of knowledge of the lat-
est innovation.
IIIHIMElgaEgEa
.-77iq M.. >.. „:, !:File ;•i ,1q
b f oh mtion On
All Canadian
Gotta Pr i perties
may be obtained from
our Statistical Department.
This department it in close
touch with ah Canadian
operating companies and
any opinions ex,.ressad are
without prejudice. Orders
executed upon a commis-
sion basis only.
z �rdc1� EVENOP&s,-
TORONTO STOCK EXCRANGE
GO King St. W. - Toronto
Issue No. 11 -- '37
8,113 Killed in Malaga
Paying Its Way 11
Hats off to the Municipality otic
Kings County for its fine financials,
showing during the year applauds the
Saint Jahn Telegraph -Journal. De.:
psite the fact that the demands on this.,
treasury were greater than ever ba-;
fore, the municipality finished the;
year with no loans outstanding, nG
bank overdraft and no bonded lndebt.`
edness, and a cash balance of mere,
than $13,000. With assets totalling.;
$125,000, the 'county's liabilities are:
but $23,000, leaving a safr and com•'t
fortabie balance on the right side o$1
the ledger.
Kings maintained its present good'
showing through many years. It hall
done so by keeping its expendituresi l
well within the capacity of its taxpaaa'
ers to pay, and at the same time It has
paid particular attention to collecting'
its assessments. Its record is an en-
viable
nviable one, and it stands as a fine ex-,
ample to all public bodies in the pro-
vince.
rovince.
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