Zurich Herald, 1945-05-17, Page 2"KING", EX SERVICEMAN, STILL SERVES
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Let No One Fail
On Horne Front
The home front has an important
battle to win•t it is the Victory
Loan Campaign. Victory Loans
provide the sinews of war. The
obligation is strictly up to every
individual to "dig down" to the last
popper to see that every last piece
of equipment is provided to the
lads overseas from the dollars that
are available here in Canada, says
Public Opinion (National Pro-
gressive Conservativ" Paper).
Victory Loan campaigns are a
wartime activity into which any
citizen should throw every last de-
gree of energy without considering
the political implications of his ac-
tion. Victory Loan bonds repre-
sent the common means by which
all can harvest, in practical fash-
ion, the inner prayer and wish for
victory.
The Victory Loan Campaign is
sponsored by our government —
our government until a new one is
elected—and no effort should be
shirked or evaded because of poli-
tical considerations. The election
date comes later, and any antip-
athy to the government should be
expressed then and not before,
particularly in response to the Vic-
tory Loan appeal.
There can be no let -down in our
efforts on the home front. The
prize is too great, and, in view of
tate superb organization and the
human lives at stake let no one on
the home front do less than the
last best effort.
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Back in civvies, this four -footed ex -sentry of the Royal Canadian
Air Force attended a rally in the 8th Victory Loan campaign of
the Canadian National Telegraphs, and literally "stole the show."
"King", a direct descendent of Rin -Tin -Tin of motion picture
fame, is an Alsation Shepherd owned by H. C. Milne, superin-
tendent, C.N.T., Toronto. So thoroughly did he become imbued with
his role of warrier that doubt existed as to his ability to return
to civilian pursuits His normal, peaceful nature seemed a casualty
of war, But, he regained his affable and affectionate personality
and, now securely repatriated, he is assisting in the sale of 8th
Victory Loan bonds to hurry the demobolization of his friends
who are still in uniform.
Photograph shows Mr. Milne (left) receiving a salesman's 1dt
for "King" from W. M. Armstrong, general manager, Canadian
National Telegraphs, with messengerette Helen Ruthven acting as
aide.
STATESMAN SMUTS
Vandyke -Bearded, warrior -states-
man Jan Christian Smuts, one of
the major participants in drafting
the League of Nations Covenant, is
expected to take a leading part in
planning international cooperation
for lasting peace at the Security
Conference.
The 75 -year -
o it d General
who fought the
British in the
Boer War, then
helped f o un d
the South Afri-
can Union, is
now a powerful
spokesman for
the British
Dominions
which want the
right to act as
separate states.
Though h e
helped to organize victory in the
first World War, Smuts protested
that ' the Versailles peace would
cause another war. His argurnent
—then, as now—that the govern-
ment of the world cannot be rul-
ed by a military machine, but by
principles of equity, justice, fair-
ness and equality.
Born in the backveld, the future
Prime Minister of the • South
African Republic didn't learn to
read until he was 12. He studied
law at Cambridge and became
a not too successful lawyer. He
hit him stride as a man of action.
He organized the "AF during
the last war and helped plan
London's air defenses. After sev-
eral years in semi -retirement,
Smuts again became Prime Min-
ister of Union of South Africa
in 1938 and quickly organized his
country's resources and defenses
for war age nst the Axis.
Smuts
Of 11,900 locomotives in France
before the war, only 5,000 -odd
were said to be still serviceable at
the beginning of 1945.
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Canada's sons --Canada's best—are on the lob:.
:: and they will stay In the fight until it's finished.
Everyone knows this is no time to "taper off"
No one questions our determination
to buy $1,350,000,000 In Victory Bonds.
The only question is by how much will we top
that figure. How much more are we prepared
to do, this time?
VEST 1N THE BEST
KEEP BIN''°!'r';!G VICTORY BO
TRULY REMARKA!D;g,F, is
the "Radiant Roast" used
in the manufacture ,tf
Maxwell House Coffee. It
captures all the flavor and.
goodness because it roasts
every coffee bean evenly,.
all through !
You Will Enjoy Staying At
The ST. REGIS HOTEL
TORONTO
!Every Room with )lath, Slow-
er and Teleplhone.
t) single, 02.30 ap—
I)ouble, 53.30 op.
19 (Good !rood, Dining nnd Dame -
hog Nightly.
Sherbourne at Carlton
Tel. RA. 4135
Nothing is more depres.
( sing than headaches...
Why suffer?...Larnb
will give instant retie
ILam bty'sisgood for coo a.
ache, toothache, pains in
' bask, stomach. bowels. Ilea
HEADACHE POWDERS_ se
Good gay To Wrest
Sore, Painful Piles
N. Y. Plans Biggest
Airport In World
New York will have the biggest
and it may be the model for those
airport in the world after the war,
of the future, Describing the plans
or Idlewild Airport, Fortune Ma-
gazine says that the foresight ul
Major LaGuardia will make New
York as great a port for aviation
as it is for allips, On a wheel pat-
tern, 'with twelve great runways
feeding out from the loading plat
fora; hub in the ceutrt, it will be
pos. ib,e to handle 300 takeoffs and
landings every hour, with some
30,00 passengers going through
every day, almost a thousand of
them to foreign countries.
A new glass for plane pilots ' re-
moves blinding glare and invisible
light rays.
,,CCO1'roe AN'I g A AUDITORS
lti11O11E IiiIs, REVi'oB'0S CUM-
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where. Albert Brett & Co„
8 Weilington St fl.. Toronto. Ont.
BARI' CIIICICS
51.00 ROOKS YOUR V llDLit
ORDER YOUR 1945 CI—HORS NOW:
and not be disappointed. All
chicits are fr.m guaranteed test-
ed stock, and from 25 oz. eggs
or better. Barred Flocks mixed
l p$100 White "earemed 1.0p 11 Brd
Rock Pullets $1e.00 per 100,
white Leghorn Pullets $22,00 per
100. white Rocke mixed 915.00
924.001 per 100 ite We guarantee Pullets
live delivery, balance paid C.O.D.
Maple City Hatchery. Che them,
On1nrit,
5000 BREEDERS ON ONE PLANT
BOOR YOUR ORDER FOR CHICKS
from a real breeding farm. Don't
take chances on just ordinary
hatchery chicks. Order chicks
NOW for May or June delivery.
Lakeview Poultry Farm, Exeter.
Ontario.
It you suffer agonizing torture
from sore, painful, itching piles,
here is a chance to try a simple,
home treatment with the promise
of a reliable firm to refund the
coot if you are not satisfied with
the results.
Simply get a bottle of Hem-Rold
from any druggist. This is an in-
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the cause of piles. Hem-Roid is a
small tablet, easy and pleasant to
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NOTE The sponsor of thin notice
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are troubled with sore, Debiting,
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you quickly or the small purebiree
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100 CHICKS FREE
WITI-1 EVERY ORDER OF 100
Pullet chicks, we give 100 free
chicks (our choice). Leghorn
pullets $22.95 per 100, barred
Rock
Rock Pullets s$ 1$9246
2h95 pr er00100. hAll
chicks sold backed by high egg
order, balanceedigreedtC.O.D. .00 Guaraooks nteed
100% live delivery. Kent Hatch-
ery, Chatham. Ontario.
SPECIAL PULLET SALE
STARTED BARRED ROCK PUL -
lets, 1 week old 22c, 2 weeks old
26 cents. Immediate delivery.
Carleton Elatchery, Britannia
Heights, Ontario.
POULTRY KEEPERS
BE CERTAIN YOU BUY 0001)
healthy, vigorous chicks. Buy
chicks with breeding and livability
and you will be certain of success,
Our Breeders are all Government
inspected, banded and blood -tested.
Write for descriptive catalogue
and prices on our Government
Approved chicks.
MONKTON POULTRY
FARMS
elonkton, Ontario
ARBABY oeks; HybridsHO
Hybrids. Some ch.oi s
to 8
and t4dweeks oid. Wr tee up
or phone
A. H. Switzer Hatchery. Granton,
Ont. Phone 38 R 8.
ORDER .Y01.1R CHICKS NOW
AND YOU ARE GUARANTEED
your chicks for next spring when
you want them. Barred Rock
Leg -
horns mixed 00 511.00 100,
erp 100. Bar-
red
er 10
Whiteock LeghornoPu ts lets 5219.00 2 00 per
100. Heavy Breed Ckls. 56.00 per
100. Leghorn Olds. 52.00 per
.All chicks hatched from 28 oz.
eggs or better and from special
mated flocks. Guaranteed 100%
11ve delivery. 51.00 books your
Hatchery, Chathabalance m, Ontario.nbow
ARE YOU KEEPING CHICKENS
or are you lookingfor chicks
that will keep you? he answer is
obvious. No poultryman wants to
raise chicks that are a liability.
Top Notch chicks are all from
Government Approved bloodtested
breeders. Prices after May 16th.
Non -Sexed: ;White Leghorns 10.95,
Barred Rocks, New Hampshire$,
11.46, Assorted Light Breeds 9.96,
Assorted Heavies 10.45. Pullets:
white Leghorns 22.96, Barred
Rocks 18.96, New Hmpshires
19.96. Cockerels: White Leghorns
1.00, Barred Rocks 9.45, New
Hampshires 8.45, Assorted Heav-
les 7.45. After June 1st still low-
er prices on non -sexed and pullet
chicks. Write for complete price
list of many other breeds. 2 week
old chicks for immediate deliv-
ery, add 6c per check to above
prices. Top Notch Chiekeries,
Guelph, Ontario.
26 FREE CHICKS
OUR FOUNDATION STOCK IS
vegistered and pedigreed birds.
Nothing better in Canada. Order
now. Prices for mixed baby
chicks, males and females: Bar-
red Rocks, $12.00 per hundred;
White Leghorns, 511.00; White
Rocks, $16.00; Brown Leghorn$,
$13.00. Pullet prices: Barred
Rocks, $19.00; White Leghorns,
$22.00; White Rocks, $24.00;
Brown Leghorns, $24.00. 25 tree
chicks, our choice, will be given
for each 200 mixed chicks order-
acb
ed
and day26 old a chicks pullets torde ed.
Goddard Chick Hatchery, )3r1-
tannia Heights, Ontario.
BABY CHICKS AND STARTED
pullets, 1 to 8 weeks old. White
Leghorns, Barred Rocks, New
Hampshire, Hybrids, Bayview
Hatchery, Trenton, Ont.
SAFES•
Pr/Deet your 11001CS and CASH
grunt ORE and 'l'l18E6VES, We
have n size nnd type .et Sate. ez
Cnl,irtct, for any p11500ae, Vie e
Ire, or 'Arlie for n19ees. rte. to
(Dept. W.
J. cW!SAY Lt R LIMiTU
TORONTO SME WORKS
045 Front Hr, h.. 'Parente
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L I, .A R N HAIRDRESSING THE
Rohe mut n met hoe. information
on tett u es t retia u'dl n2 classes.
Itollertsrn's Ha ;caressing Acad-
emy, 137 Avenue Road, Toronto.
FOR SALIE
TOLE(."retie MOTORS, NEW, USED,
bought, sold, rebuilt; belts, pul-
leys, brushes, Allen Electric Com•
pany Ltd., 2326 Uurrerin St., To-
ronto
ST RA W Celle lt Y PLANTS, ASP Aet•
ague, raspberries, peach. trees,
apples, pears, plums, cherries,
grapes, currants, shrubs, hedging,
shade trees, wire tree guards.
Norl'ollt Nursery, Simcoe. ()merit).
JAPANESE SPANIELS, A PEW
only of these rare pets for sale,
all champion stock, Canadian
bred; the moat loyal and intelli-
gent of ail toy dogs. Nippon Sun
IKeuneis, Box 764 Huntsville, Ont.
JERSEYS, ALL AGES, QUEBEC'S
leading show and producing herd,
records, accredited. Gables Farm,
Foster, Quebec.
AT STUD, ATTRIDGE'S NIGHT -
rider 131acic and Tan Coon hound,
imported, six generation pedigree.
His sire stands at one hundred
dollars stud fees. Studding this
young Arthur Attridge, at Twenty-five
Ft eloeman,Ont.
PUREBRED HEREF.ORD CATTLE,
males and females. Lawrum
Farms, Durham, Ont.
BULLS—ELMVALE NOBLE CAV-
alier, class A, E years, grand
champion at Richmond 1943. Sir-
ed by R.O.P. bull, Silver Spring
Cavalier and from a high testing
dam, with three R.O.P. records,
ofbreeding.Apply
price
ceacellent at $250.
b calves
W. Argue, 234 Bank St., Ottawa,
Ont.
FOR SALE: 33-45 WATERLOO
Threshing machine in excellent
condition, high elevator and cut-
ting box, $1450.00, hard rubber
tired tractor wagon capable of
carrying 10 ton, $100.00, tractor
sleigh capable of carrying 6 ton,
$100.00, 4 section Bissell spring
tooth harrow $80.00, 10 foot Mas-
sey Harris power binder in ex-
cellent condition. $350.00. Morri-
son Allen, R. 5, Mount Forest,
Line 129 R31.
; USED SAW MILL MACHINERY -
' consisting of carriage, saw and
all necessary equipment, also
gasoline engine.
eishingle machine,
and steamngneA S. MM etcin,
Dalkeith, Ont.
WHAT'S IN A NAME. MANY
poultrymen know from exper-
chicks the
name cence t Tweddle" cat in n mean the
difference between making end
losing money. Yes, for 19 years
the name Twaddle has stood for
quality chicks that a.e Govern-
ment Approved from bloodtested
breeders of known livability and
productivity. May prices are now
in effect with lower prices for
forlate they Twt)dadleecatalogue Send
and
reduced May and Tune prices,
Limited number of two week old
chicks anolder ullets
forted immediate delivery. Tweddle
Chick Hatcheries Limited, Ferg-
us, Ontario.
POULTRY -KEEPERS CANNOT LET
down the -supply on markets here
and overseas. Now is the time to
take stock. If you think you'll be
Short laying birds, we have day-
old and started pullets that will
Were what you want next tall and
winter, Chieics, Corkerels. Bray
Hatchery, 180 John N., Hamilton,
Ont.
nieleIN0 AND CLEANING
HAVE YOU ANYTHING NEEDe
dyeing or cleaning? Write to us
for information. Wo aro glad to
AnStt'rr emir eineatione. Tlepart•
men 1 1) i'ttricer'e )ye Worles
lens -led ',Ai Venue $teeet. Tn.
, •.t,t"
ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS!
IM1,MERSION TYPE, COPPER CON-
struction, 660 -watts. Just drop it
in a pan of water and almost in-
stantly the water is hot. Handy
in the kitchen, wonderful for
shaving etc. Postpaid $3.00. The
Radio Hospital„ Tracadie, N.B.
FARMS FOR SALE
'FARM TWO HUNDRED ACRES
tented, seventy cultivated, rest
wood, pasture, sugar bush, large
bank barn, cement floor, large
house, stone wall, basement,
spring water, sink, telephone.
apple trees. 214 miles from two
' towns, school bus passes door,
price 53,000. Box 148, Sundridge,
Ont.
76 ACRES—SOUTH OF KEMPT-
ville, 9'a mile from No. 16 high-
way, buildings in good repair,
including 9 roomed house. A. 8.
Gearey, R.R. 2, Kemptviile, Ont.
78 ACRES, 66 CLEAR, 18 BUSH;
steel roof barn, 50 x 68; hen
house, machine shop, double gar-
age, 9 -room brick house, hot
water heating, 8 -pc. bath, water
softener, hydro; house is beau-
tifully situated, surrounded by
shade trees, excellent view, half
mile from Georgian Bay, 3 miles
from Midland; stopk and equip-
ment optional; adjoining 80 acres
also available. Apply W. T. Wil-
liams, R.R. 1, Penetang, Ont.
FARM FOR SALE, 50 ACRES, 7 09'
bush, running stream, equipped
for chickens, small greenhouse,
electricity, strawberries, rasp-
berries, one mile east of Totten-
ham, H. C. Kent, R.R. 2, Totten-
ham, Ont.
MACHINEIRY
10 DIESEL TRACTORS, MODELS
TD -40 (47.6 HP). Industrial or
farm use. Other equipment avail-
able. Write, wire, phone. Leven-
thal & Co.. Machinery Agents,
McIntyre Block, Winnipeg.
D8s 14 YARD SCRAPERS. RD8s
12 yard scrapers. TD18 angledozer
10 yard scraper. TD40 335. yard
hetourneau scraper. Northwest
104 71 yard drag line. Bucyrus
20B Ya yard drag line. Write,
wire, phone. Other equipment
available. Leventhal & Co., Mc-
Intyre Block, Winnipeg,
TILE MACHINE
CEMENT TILE MACHINE, SLIGHT-
ly used, 4 to 12 inch moulds and
fittings, trucks and track. Re-
quires two to operate. Good buy
to interested party. Toronto own-
er has disposed of Plant, Apply
F. VanEgmond, Clinton, Ont,
111171ICAL IN269IIUMION'1`S
Fl sells, exchanges l
c
inu al inNUTON s ru
ments, 111 Church. Toronto 2.
()1'1.011TUNITIES FOR WOMEN
TURKEYS
S
TURKEYS: ROYAL PALM $1.00
each, Broad Breasted Bronze 75c;
WIIITI7 PENIN DUCK and White
Cochin Bantam eggs $2,00 per
10. Log Chntenu Parma, Fenelon
Falls, Ont.
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STOMACH AND THREAD WORMS
often are the cause elf 111-hesUth
in humans, ail ages. Ito life im-
munet Why not find out if this
is your trouble? Interesting par-
ticulars—T'reel Write Mulveney's
Remedies, Specialists. Toronto 8.
GOOT) RESOLUTION -- EVERY
sufferer of Rheumatic Pains or
Neuritis should try Dixon's Rem-
edy. Munro's Drug Store,' 335 El-
gin, Ottawa. Postpaid $1.00.
NATiURE'S T4TOT,T'----T)TXON'S REM-
edy for Rhontnntic Pains, Neur-
itis. Thousands prnising it. 'Mun-
ro's Drti Store, 835 Elgin, Ot-
tawa. Postpaid 51.00.
i1A1*,MTd10KA j' OUT BALM r)7'1.
stroya offensive odor instantle
45c bottle, Ottawa agent, petite,••,
Drug Sto«e. Ottawa.
PATENTS
FETHERSTONHAUGH & COMPANY
it Solicitors. Established
1890; 14 Ring West, Toronto.
Booklet of Information on re-
quest.
PIANOS
OUR SMALL NEW . PIANOS WILL
be available. shortly. Beautiful
in design and tone. Send for cir-
ouiar naming approximately your
price, and particulars in that
range will be mailed promptly.
Factory Mason. & Riede Limited,
642 King West. Toronto.
Potatoes and Carrots
Write or phone what you have to
offer. Best prices paid for Number 1
qual ItY.
Mutual Growers'
Market Limited
41 Church St., Toronto
I 'THOTOGR A 1'113
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Your films pruperlp developed and
printed
8 OR 8 EXPOSURE ROLLS 25c
REPRINTS 8 for 25c
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You may not get all the films yeti
want this year, but you can get all
the quality and service you desire
by sending your Melee to
IMP1RIAL PHOTO SERVICE
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Get better pictures et lowest coat.
Don't take chances with your film
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A customer in Cape Breton says, "1
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New Style Album With Prints
sizes 16-20-127 1f 290
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FRAMING AND COLORING
Enlargements 4 x 6" in beautiful
easel mounts, 11 for 26e. Framed
on ivory tinted mats, '7 x 9" In
Gold, Silver, Circassian Walnut or
Black Ebony finish frames, 59c each.
II enlargement colored, 79c each.
Box 129, Postal Terminal A, Toronto
Print Name arrd Address Plainly on
Ord ers.
STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE
Box 129, Postal Terminal .A., Toronto
Print Name and Address -Plainly on
Orders.
FEMALE HELL' WANTED
EXPERIENCED LINOTYPE
OPERATOR
Apply to nearest Employment and
Selective Service Office. File
CR 2731.
KELP WANTED
MANUFACTURER OF LIGHTNING
rod equipment desires local Sales-
men for part-time work through-
out Ontario. Drawing account
against commissions arranged.
Apply 13. Phillips Company Lim-
ited, 200 Main Street, Toronto.
CYLINDER PRESSMAN WANTED,
one with some experience on
malte-ready. Steady position for
steady reliable man, (44 -hour
week). Apply nearest Employ-
ment & Selective Service Office.
FILE—C. R. 2619.
EYPIIIIIENCEI) LINOTYPE OPER-
ator and floor man wanted at
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Iri1,E—C.R. 2520
'1'' A NaleD
FOWL & I31R(11Li7RS,
Prices paid. crates
Write NI. P. Mellon,
Street, Torot,t,.
HIGHEST
available.
33 Jarvis
WANTED—PROPERTY ON LAKE
frontage between Huntsville,
North Bay. Good fishing, duck
shooting. 464 Paling Ave., N.
Hamilton.
USED DELCO LIGHTING PLANTS,
motors, and generators wanted.
State age, price and condition.
H. W. Cowan, Monkton, Ont.
SUPERINTENDENT WANTED FOR
20 bed Hospital In Palmerston,
Ontario. Duties commence June
1st. .Apply to W. TL Burns, Palm-
erston, Ont.
EXPERIENCED SINGLE DAIRY
Farmhand, 575 a month. State
particulars. John Nixon, Rel. 4,
Dundas, Ont,
MR. WOOL CIROWER
WE OrERA7!1 A IG2OV10Rlt"ivi)u,1'1T
Licensed Wool Warehouse and
are prepared to purchase this
season's wool clip according to
Government Grading Standard
and at established Gov'ernmen't
prie@@s. You Can apply your wool
dredit agninst blanket ptiroliaoe .
We do not hnntlle tiled Woollen
THIO 4'112ATI3itOY WOOLLEN
)d TTLS1 I/C 1)., S'riiATI3ROY, Ont.
. WE BUY
hundreds II P 1Tc t b», hoots, Barite,
ht rrh•e, Fleeter'', s Leaves, etc.
PRICES HIGHER NOW
t\'rt1" for not list
Dominion Herb Distribnitors
1.125 St. Terween-e Med., Idnntreal