HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1945-07-12, Page 6GROWING STRONG ON SPECIAL DIET
Colour makes no difference at the Hospital for Sick Children in
Toronto, where any child is accepted regardless of race, creed or
financial. circumstances. Little Laurien is of the same belief for
she and her black dolly are inseparable companions. Because of
an unusual stomach ailment, Laurien can only digest a few foods.
The Hospital has worked out a special diet for Laurien that is
gradually rebuilding her strength. It is to take care of more babies
like Laurien (there are 200 children on the waiting list) that the
Hospital for Sick Children is appealing to everyone in Ontario for
$6,000,000 for a new building.
OTTAWA HUNTS
"-hat Two Empire Statesmen
Praised Canada's Part at San
Francisco Conference
Once implacable enemy of the
British Empire. now one of its
greatest and most trusted leaders,
F i e l d Marshal Jan Christian
Smuts was greeted by thousands
when he visited. Ottawa.
In the red -tabbed uniform of a
British Field Marshal, he laid a
wreath for the Union of South
P.frica at the National War Me-
Inorial, inspected servicemen, in-
icluding a group of South African
War veterans, and decorated nine
returned Canadian nursing 'sisters
representing a group of 300 who
responded to the call of the South
African, government in 1941. to
serve with the forces of that coun-
try. Later he spoke vigourously
and hopefully of the events of San
Francisco from which he had just
returned.
e * *
Despite his 75 years General
Smuts steps along with the brisk-
ness of an athlete. His physical
fitness is attributed to a frugal
life on his farm near Pretoria
where he spends most of his time.
His mother was of French Hugue-
not descent, his father a Dutch
farmer and minor politician. Once
destined for the ministry, General
Smuts became a lawyer,—later
soldier and statesman.
* * *
Lord Craubor'ne, British secret-
ary of state for the Dominions,
who also came to Ottawa from
San Francisco, said in an inter-
view that the conference and Lon-
don talks which preceded it, were
Food examples of how the relation-
ship between the Commonwealth
countries works under the Statute
of Westmipster. "There is no
question of -the coercion of one
member by the others. We are all
arbiters of our own fate, but, by
constant consultation with each
other, we are able very often to
wrath common view. By maintain-
ing that view we can exert great
influence in the affairs of the
world." Lord Cranbourne said of
the Canadian delegation to San
Francisco, "The amendments
which they put forth were always
constructive and helpful, and the
contribution which they made left
its mark upon the charter."
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BELGIAN TARGET
Dark-haired Princess of Rethy,
above, commoner wife of King
Leopold 'III of the Belgians, is
target for attacks of Communist
wing seeking abdication of the
King, now in Austria. A featured
article in the Communist news-
' paper challenged payment of aI
pension to her father.
ritain To l:.uild.
200,000 New Cars
A British automobile industry
proposal to manufacture 200,000
private cars during the next 12
months has been approved by the
British Board of Trade and the
Supply Ministry.
It was understood that most of
the cars will be of small types and
half of them will be for overseas
export under the agreement by
Government agencies.
The manufacturers expect to
complete 40,000 of the cars by the
end of this year.
Floating Docks
Floating docks for use by the
Royal Navy in the Pacific war are
being built in South Africa. The
first dock, built here ,and completed
within 13 months, already has been
towed to its destination.
DiYf#oz
—t ab a loo package of WILSON'S FLY
PADS wili•kin more flies than $5.00 worth
of any other fly ]dfertll Grocery, brug
Hardware and General Stores sell and
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URYOUS TENSION
a with its weak, tired feelings?
If functional periodic disturbances make
you feel nervous tired, restless— at such
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Horror factures
Sober Prisoners
German war prisoners confined
at Fort (Custer, Mich., were taken
on a brief movie tour of (Merman
horror camps and emerged a far
more serious, sober lot than enter-
ed the theater.
It was- the first showing of s
series of newsreels of Nazi prison
camps which the War Department
has ordered all German prisoners
to see.
As pictures of gaunt, emaciated
German captives were flashed on
the screen, many of the prisoners
shifted uneasily in their seats.
As they filed out, many of the
Germans were swallowing hard,
their lips fu tight thin lines.
There was no joking, laughing or
talking among themselves as when
they were going into the theater.
China Plans 100,000
Miles Of Railways
During the war Carina has lost
most of her railroads. However,
she plans to build a railroad sys-
tem with 100.000 miles or rails,' 20,-
000 of which is to be built within
ten year after the war.
The Chinese railroad engineers
and personnel have been the last
to retreat from places taken by
the enemy and they are now the
first to enter regained areas.
They have moved rails by hand
over long distances. They have
built bridges where it was thought
bridges could not he built. They
have improvised with equipment
never before thought of in rail-
road building. But in spite of
all this, China is left with less
than a tenth of the railroad lines
she had before the war, which
was approximately 13,000 mites
or railroad.
Lack of railroad equipment has
been the biggest of China's prob-
lems since the war began.
Kittens Never Did
Like Juicy Worms
A Leghorn hen has adopted
three orphaned kittens and owner
Herman Offenbacher of Medford,
Ore., says already trouble has
developed. The kittens battle,
paws against wing as their eager
foster another tries unsuccessfully
to get then to eat the food she
works so hard to provide—fat,
juicy worms scratched from the
garden.
RI OF CANADA'S FOOD EXPORTS
(1939-1944)
Percentages refer to
1944 increase over
1939 figures,
1939 1944
BEEF 3,873,200 1.115. 103,203,800 L81S1
BACON 187,825,000 LBS. 695,757,000 LBS:
EGGS 1,274,327 002, 58,403,410 DM
CHEESE. 90,944,800 LBS. 131,429,200 185,
FISH 185,606 TONS 215,180 TONS
WHEAT 4,887,137 IONS 8,750,391 TONS
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CANADA
Emergency Flat
Kept In London
For Royal Family
The King and Queen had a fash-
ionable flat in Mayfair to use if
they were bombed out of Bucking-
ham Palace,
The emergency apartment was
on tite fourth floor of • Curzon
Street House, used by the War De-
partment as its prisoner -of -war of-
fice. Very few of the 1,000 men
and women working in" the build-
ing throughout the war knew the
secret of the fourth floor.
The existence of the apartment
was disclosed when it was learned
that the Dowager Queen Mary
would use the flat when she re-
turns from her country home in
another week or so if her own
Marlborough House is not ready
for her.
The King and Queen never used
Easier To Move
utch Than Rebuild
"It would be muc;i easier to
transport all of Holland's nine
million people and re-establish
thein in America than to re-
build the country", Prof. F. J.
T. Rattan, of Nijmegen University
said recently.
He said this was the tragic
commentary on the devastation
in Holland as expressed to hint by
a senior United States Army officer
last month. Prof. Rutton is adviser
of the Dutch Government and has
just arrived in Canada on a special
mission.
'their emergency palace, but the
Duke and Duchess of Gloucester
and the Duchess of Kent used the
apartment during the worst of the
London. blitz.
HARNESS & COLLARS
Farmers Attention — 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 ate our prices..
We manufacture in our fee-
tories Harness, Horse Col.
tars, Sweat Pads, Horse Blan-
kets, and Leather Travelling
Goods. Insist on Staeo Bran
Trade Marked Goods, and you
get satisfaction. Made only by:
SAMUEL TREES CO., LTD.
WRITE FOR CATALOGUE
42 Wellington St. E., Toronto
Have You Heard`
i\ ew
.Missionary:. 'Did you know
Mr. Browns?"
Cannibal King: "Oil, yes/ Fie
was the pride of our island"
New Missionary: "Why .did Lee
leave such a nice island."
Cannibal King: "He didn't, sir,
you see, times got so hard that we
had to swallow our pride."
oOo
Commuter: "Well, I'll tel
you, Jones, I wear the trousers
in my home."
Jones: "Yes, but I notice that
right after dinner you wear aa
apron over them."
oOo
Naive Nellie: "I blink it's won-
derful that our servicemen are such
a happy lot."
Mother: "What makes you say
that?"
"Why, whenever you pass tihe;as
they're always whistling."
SUCCESSFUL PARTIES
result when you serve
Maxwell House. This de-
licious coffee stimulates;
and cheers. It's a choice
blend of rare, extra -flavor
Latin-American coffees—
the finest obtainable,
stoke
BABY CHICKS
BE PREPARED — AUGUST PUL -
lets, chicles, cockerels should be
ordered now. We may have some
available for delivery this month.
Bray Hatchery, 130 John N., Ham-
ilton, Ont.
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY TWO -
week -old started chicks in many
popular heavy breeds in none .,
• sexed, pullets or cockerels. Also"
elght-week-old .up to laying free
range . pullets. Taking orders now
for August and September hatch-
ed day-old chicks. Free -catalogue.
Tweddle'Chick Hatcheries Limit-
ed, Fergus, Ontario.
END OF THE SEASON SALE
2 week old pullets, cockerels and
non -sexed chicks pure breeds and
hybrids. .Also free range pullets
8 weeks up to laying. Fres cat-
alogue. Top Notch Chickeries,
Guelph. Ontario.
DYEING AND CLEANING
RAVE YOU ANYTHING NEEDS
dyeing or cleaning? Write to us
for information We are glad to
answer your questions. Depart-
ment H. Parker's Dye Works
Limited. 791 i'onge Street, To-
ronto
FARM MACHINERY FOR SALE
A WELL BUILT BUCK RAKE ON
heavy truck rear wheels and
Buick Motor ready for work.,,
Also Model' 0 Case tractor in
good condition. James Finlay,
Grand Valley, Ont.
PERFECTION MILKERS AND SUP -
plies. J. F. Donaldson, Joyceville,
Out,
MASSEY HARRIS 101 SUPER TWIN
power tractor on rubber, prac-
tically new, or Model C Case on
steel in Al condition. Alvin Greer,
Ormstown Station, Que.
15-30 INTERNATIONAL TRACTOR
on steel. Price $350.00. E. 13e11,
Tt.R. 3, London, Ontario,
FOR SALE
VA T..UABLE COUNTRY STORE
property, suitable also for tourist
business; Parry Sound district.
441 Westmount Ave., Toronto,
LO. 4404.
REGISTERED FEMALE COCKCR
puppies, 14 weeks old. Real
beauties. 745 Indian Road, \Wind, -
sur, Ont.
GOLDIi5-MCCULT.00IGH 100 HORSE-
power Steam Engine, perrect con-
dition. One Warren Steam Pump
size 10 x 12 x 12. One Warren
Steam Pump size 12 x 12 x 12.
One Smart -Turner. Duplex Steam
Pump size 7. x 4'Fz x 10. All in
perfeeCROWN nIRON & METAL
CO., HAMILTON, ONT.
REGISTERED BOSTON T11J1RIER
Puppies for sale. W. I3, Conlen,
11,R. 2, Tillsonburg, Ont.
REMNANTS
15 110 20 YARDS, LINEAL MIOAS-
ure $1,08, consists 3s lbs. un-
bleached cotton, cushion covers,
raineape material, flannelette,
woollens. C.O.D., postage extra.
Refund if unsatisfactory, Publex
Sales, 377 Parliament, Toronto,
P011 SALE VT]SSOT 13" BALI.
bearing grinder direct driven
30 II.P, motor first class condi-
tion. Apply J. A. Eager, Kempt•
vide, Ont.
rOLECTRIC MOTORS, N1Ow, USI? D.
bought, sold, rebuilt: bolts, put-
leys, brushes. Allen elieetrIe Coni
pany Ltd.. 2326 Duffel -In at.. re,
ionto,
11011. SALE
GAINING. WEIGHT?
SLENDEX TEA
aids you retain Slender Figure,
turns your food into energy Instead
of fat. .
GUARANTEED HARMLESS,
composed pleasant herbs, no ewer.
cines or drastic- diet.
Month's supply $1.00 postpaid
Dominion Herb Distributors
1.421I 5t. Lawrence Blvd., @lontreal
FARMS FOR SALE
100 ACRES, 50 CLEARED, CLAY
loam, balance bush, pasture,
sugar bush, 7 -roomed house; good
barn, implement shed, Hydro,
telephone available, 10 miles
north of Bracebridge, Muskoka
District, E. 13u1se, Falkenburg.
FARM FOR SALE -193 ACRES 1
mile west of Kitchener limits on
Kitchener -Stratford h 1 g It w a y.
Charles W. Moser, 11.1, 4, Kitch-
ener, Ont.
53 ACRES, 25 FARMING, 4,500 FT.
bordering bay of French river,
2,500 ft. frontage on main road
to Rutter Bigwood and famous
Bungalow camp; new home;' oth-
er buildings, Mr. A. Gaudette,
Rutter, Ont.
HAIRDRiESSING
LEARN. HAIRDRESSING THE
Robertson method. Information
on request regarding classes,
Robertson's Hairdressing Acad-
emy, 137 Avenue Road, Toronto,
MEDICAL
DIXON'S REMEDY—FOR NIlUR-
itis and Rheumatic Pains. Thous-
ands satisfied. Munro's Drug
Store, 335 Elgin, Ottawa. Post -
'paid $1.00.
STOMACH AND THREAD WORMS
often are the cause of 111 -health
in humans, all ages. No one im-
mune! Why not find out it this
is your trouble? Interesting par-
ticulars—Free! Write Mulveney's
Remedies, Specialists. Toronto 1
READ THIS—EVL+'RY SUFFERER
of Rheumatic Pains or Neuritis
should try Dixon's Remedy.
Munro's Drug Store, 335 Idigin,
Ottawa. Postpaid $1.00.
BAUAIBEKA FOOT BALM DD
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'I'E ACHEI{S WANTED
BRANT CO.; 5 MILES SOUTH OF
Brantford. Experienced female
Protestant teacher, 0.5. No. 4,
Brantford Twp,Salary y
$1,500.0t).
:.State qualifications, also former
Inspector. Personal application
preferred if possible. Gordon
Kellam, SeC.l'reas., R.R. No. 2,
Brantford, Ont.
STISTIOD TOWNSHIP AREA
requires three Protestant
teachers for three one -room
schools nar Huntsville. Salary
1,200. Please state qualifications,
experience and last inspector.
Duties to commence September
, 411i. Apply to George Tait,
kluntsville,
1)011ST1'U — TIOACITER WANTED
- (Protestant preferred) to teach
grade 0 to 10, inclusive (senior
room), and art es principal of a
2 -room school with modern con-
veniences, term commencing Set>-
telnber, 1948, salary $1,300. Apply,
stating qualifications, to (Miss)
Phyllis Clayton, Dorset, Ont.
ICI.NT CO. TEACHER WANTED
for 0,8. No. 15, Dover Twsp. Sal-
ary $1100.00. Apply stating quall-
fienl!ons and salary expecled In
Adele rd Petree ait, R. R. No. 2.
Bear Line, Ont.
HELP WANTED
HOUSEKEEPER FOR PROTEST -
ant motherless home in country.
All conveniences. Two school age
children. Box 39, 73 Adelaide W.,
Toronto.
Young Women to train as Nurse?
Aides.
Earn -while learning.
$76.50 monthly to start.
$26:50 monthly deducted for
maintenance.
Uniforms supplied
Progressive increase when course
completed:
Health Supervision. Sick Leave.
Permanent position. Pension Plan„
Apply Supt of Nurses,
Toronto hospital, Weston,
TWO WOMEN TO WASH DISHES
and prepare vegetables to North-
ern Ontario summer resort for
July and August. Exceptionaity
good wages. Apply by letter to
Pow -Wow Point Lodge, Hunts-•
vi11e, Ont.
GIRL OR YOUNG WOMAN FOR
housekeeper on a farm, good
home. wages. Apply Lawrence
Browe, Box 42, Dalkeith, Ont.
STRONG, ABLE WOMEN FOR
general housework,- 590
month, bed, board. Girls,
young
women for summer resort. pay
according age, ability. Married
couple, man, boy, garden farm,
Mrs. Boyd, Carlsbad Springs, Ont.
AUTO.MOBILI7 BUMPERS A N D
Painters, experienced on repair
work. Highest rate of pay. 48 hour
weelc, best working conditions,
Apply nearest Selective Service
Office. CR 2925.
HOUSEKEEPER WANTED ON
Farm 2 miles from Tillsonburg,
All city conveniences. 2 children,
2 adults. Good wages. J. A. Mc-
L'ebe, Tillsonburg, Ont.
FARM MANAGER, MARRIED, 100 -
Acre Mixed Farm, good wages„
house and privileges. J. Kea,
Inglewood.
WAN'I'FD
WANTED IMMEDIAT]ar,,Y LIC-
eused garage mechanic as part-
ner. Fred' Chak, Burks Falls,
Ont. Box 254.
GENERAL STORE, WITH GOOD
mixed clothing stock; will pa'y
cash; confidential. Lightman and
Company, 3270 Danforth Ave.,
Toren to, Ont.
SARNIA GENERAL
HOSPITAL SCHOOL
FOR NURSES:
APPLICATIONS NOW BEING CON-
sidered, Date of admission Sep-
tember 4th, 1045. Educational re-
quirements Junior MetriculnBon.
Remuneration after preliminary
term, $10.00 to $12.00 per month.
WANTED TO PURCHASE PUt .
lets, all breeds from 8 weeks up
to laying. Good prices paid. .Apply
to Box 18, 73 Adeiaide W., 1.'o..
ron to
WE BUY
hundreds of Herbs, Aunts, Barka.
Berries. Flower heaves, etc,
PRICES HIGHER NOW
'Write for foil Het
Dominion Herb bistributorr
1424 it I,nt,,',.eo'e Blvd,. tltontrep0
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