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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1950-01-26, Page 2n (groin' My Way? --This jeep owned by a medical supply firm almost calve to theparting of the ways. The right wheel wanted to turn right, the left wheel wanted to go left, and the chassis leaned just a little left of center. Before dashing madly off in all directions. the driver had the broken tie rod repaired and disappeared down a one-way street. FOA SALO $ ACRES EAT d.JP h�C• 1: WOO your .Car again$' short circuits.o"dine OILS, GREASES, 7CIRES One who has lived with a garden /x1 Q StXBITC 1 IC all summer comes now to the time In the immortal words of Captain when a sense of immediacy begins Gubbins, let a plain statement suf- to close in. Days shorten. Growth fice. For various reasons it is neces- slackens. The garden is still full and sary for this column to be written overflowing with plenty, but one some days in advance. Furthermore, knows that it may be the last full while the conductor of same is not crop. The season grows late. a resident of Toronto, that fair city At planting time the season might be roughly known as his stretched ahead almost without spiritual home. (And if the printer limit. The first fruits were precious, spells that "spirituous" there'll be garner from the fertile soil. Mid - trouble.) summer brought bounty. Then so * * much carne at once that there was To get on with our We of woe, a surfeit. But now, with an end in this particular column was started sight when the frost shall come immediately after the following un- creeping up the valleys, the garden toward happenings in the realm of is precious again, sport; * * * Corn is at its peak, but will the (1) The Toronto Maple Leafs late corn have time to mature its ' ears? Early lettuce Baseball Club had been knocked bolted in the heat; will the late, lettuce, now be - out of the International League playoff series by—of all people—the ginning to head, make its way to Montreal Royals. the salad bowl? WE the scattered pital, Ontario Superin• tendent, -� blossoms on the limas make poets, (2) The Toronto Argonaut Foot- or is this present crop to be the last? And what ball Club had taken, not just a beat- of the string beans and the summer squash? What of ing but a real shellacking, at the the cauliflower—will it, ort he hands—and feet—of the hated Ot- frost, win out? taws Rough Riders. * One picks the pods and the (3) The Toronto Balmy Beach ears, Pulls the the and appraises the ]Football Club had raised a vast lack beets. One watches the winter of enthusiasm in the bosoms of their squash, and looks for signs of blight most ardent supporters by failing On the tomato plants, wondering which of the to score even once while the Wind- green tomatoes will ripen. And the flavor, sor Rockets were tallying a jolly 35 once the gar - den points. comes to the- table, is almost 6 to 10 ft, IougCha. Immediate delivery item as good as it was when the first The best thing of the season small, peas were eaten. The season �(4) -"just like oil the can,, or tt as going to last forever he- e � money from home' —was a filly "Flying gins to fade; days lie ahead when there will be neither pod nor named Alice," favorite in the Grey Stakes at dear old Wood- pome in the garden but only dry stalks bine Park, known to all horse -lovers and, frosty ground. Eat upi The end as the place where they really run is m sight, with early fall upon us. to form. Breezing homeward well — -- ---- in front the young lady suddenly HIS ERROR got the idea that her name was titles of water. Fan 'blows through "Swimming Alice," headed for Lake A bombastic man met his hen - Ontario, and pulled up a lovely last. pecked friend, whose face suggested * * * a recent accident. So it is sincerely hoped that the ".How did that happen?" his customers will understand why, to- friend asked. clay, this column is of necessity "My wife " brief and tinged.with.-gloom. Some "Your wife? Ah, evidently you genius once said that one picture have not acquired the secret of is worth a thousand words — so maried bliss. I never have a row here's the picture. with my wife. I have no secrets -----•• from her." - TRY [TI Lvery sufferer of Rheutnuttc Polite "Neither have J!" the other sighed. P_ _�,� yk "That's the trouble. I only thought ' n I hadl" i _ .;•A ONCE BITTEN A lawyer was walking along the street when he met a friend to whom he had recently given some simple legal advice and to whom he had 4 . sent his usual sizeable bill. The one thing wrong is that the "Nice day, isn't it?" remarked the artist got the name on that tomb- friend, and then added hastily: spelled wrong. It should be But I'm not asking you; I'm tell - stone "DOUGH" not "DOE." ing you. , iwilaw i '::: By Harold Arnett 71E RMe H€RE'S A SIMPLE RACK MADE' OF CARDBOA2D, WHICH WILL ANSWER THE PROBLEM OF WRINKLSP TiES iN SUITCASE$. 7HE NUM8Ek OF SLOTS YOU CUT IN ?NE STIFF CARDBOARD WILL., OF COURSE \\ DEPEND ON THE NUMBS OF `PIES YOU WISH TO C'ARR•Y. YOU CAN MAKE THE RACK OUT e` OF PLASTiC OR PLYwoo-D IFr Pat YOU WANT SOMETHMYy MORE PERMAhlFEN , IF YOU WANT To o' MAM 7HG WALLPAPER OOP A WALL WITHOUT REN'nNC, A VjjAMrtR TU DO So 4U017 1115E A, HOUSSHOI�ID IRON. VAMPEN A CLOT" AND FtOLP 1f' INTO A PAPTHEN ROW 7R9 MON, AGAiNsa'i 7NI~ PAI> To T9AM 7141]' PAPER LOOSS, KEEP CIAMP9NINCm TH9 PAD New and Useful Too, uLASSIFIED ADVERTISING AVOID SHORT CIRCUIT$__ �.UENWS been the land of opportunity to "Battery Circuit Breaker" pio, ,WAN9791u FOA SALO $ ACRES F014 SALB 'fOR 'feed h�C• 1: WOO your .Car again$' short circuits.o"dine OILS, GREASES, 7CIRES LAND, 14 itarea oleared, rest timber, spring creek, house and SALE, garage and Cilgpping milt; mixing business, diesel power and goad high. Unit is attached between Anaecticldep, Olectreo Pence Controllers, Bolles large henhouse. No. 7A highway, Apply Frank way. good district. Apply Box 08, Dort Perry, the bat, and Barn Paint. Roof Coatings etc Dealers Henry, A.R, 1. Cavan. Ont. tery and ground to break the cur- aro wanted. Wrltq Warco Grease A Oil Limited, Toronto, )DON'T MISE THESE OPPORTUNITINS HA.RNASS: Bay direct from factory and aaYe. rent, thus preventing s1101't circuit $1,5,000, GROCERY STORE, cooked meats, We can now ship harness and parte imine, in wiring system. Is controlled by xiYOINQ 61Ny OLS41?iIl'dq foreign fruits, Joe oream, soft drinks, etc, diately. Write for our now complete 1,990 push and pull switch from instru- U.&V'70 YOU anything needs dyeing or "clean- Dwelling o rooms and bath, ]tot and cold water..Ttirnover approximately $20,000 yearly. catalogue, North West Mail Order Company Limited, 170 MoDermot Ave, East, Winnipeg, meat panel, Easy to install, wilt Halt anal write to us for information, We are All stook and equipment Included. Location in 111:01tolix:' harm motor, battery. or wiring sy.s, clad to answer your questlotia. Department H. Par$er'p Dye worke Limited. 791 Yonge good large town. Elderly couple wishes to retire. IMPLP WANTED - tent, maker states. Said to Street, Tprgnta, Ontario. Street, $14,000. GENERAL STORE in village. Very RIAGISTEIlED NURSES and Certified Nuroaa' give more wear from battery FOR SALA large store w1Ut 6 room dwelling, Approxt- mately $26,000 turnover. Groceries, Assistants required for Lady Minto Elos. Chapleau, Apply which ordinarily has batter Jr seepage 1.2,000 PULLETS yearly meats, drygoods, hardware, soft diInks, toe oream, etc. A real bargain, A. M. Colville, pital, Ontario Superin• tendent, -� through old wiring. Eliminates 5909, 12 Weeics $1,20 0agh; 7000, 8 weelta .80o Broker. Phone 766T1-2, Nawmarlcet• - YCIJSLIC IiEALT1I N Ct 7�S ONE STAFF NURSE wanted inimedlately on embarrassment when horn button delivered in Ontario for ordera of 100 or more, New Ramp, Wyandotte -New I•lamp, 1IA1LL0{W SWELL X''OMPS�' the Oxford County & Ingersoll Health Unit, gets shortened. Barred Rook -New Ramp are available of $80 GALLONS pee• hour capacity, complete with e0 gallon pressure tank, pressure gauge Mala Office, Court douse, Woodstock. Working conditions'good. For further information apply w :k * AIR CONDITIONER Fisher Bros. Ayton strain. 'Phone 627W2 Dundas or write Ray Connell, R,R, 2 Dundae. and mountings. Either 26 or UO cycle motors, Made in Canada for the past 19 years, Ree- Margaret Grieve, Nursing Supervisor, Court Rouse, Woodstock, Ontario. Medical 131motor Portable air conditioner which ALUMINUM ROOFING & SIDING ularly priced at $110.60 now for only $96,60. J. F. CROLWLEY LOOTED Dr, O, C. 7?ewers TORONTO family -ds works Cross -Crimped Corrugated and relied etfroe, Dundee, Ontario. nee Mother's Help, Nice home, Rosedale --2 district. Four (:hif on evaporation P p principle 11a9� 6 to 10 ft, IougCha. Immediate delivery item SUIPFOLI;w RAMS for sato. Good strong bread- of School age. Geed wages. 2Srs, Griffin, 219 G fin, two fans with water in bottom Of stock- Write for samples and estimates Stdol era, Price reasonable. Franck Powell, Glen Road, Toronto. uilit, regular fan drives perforatted Distributors Limited, 600 Cherry St.. Toronto Clinton, Ontario, - — fan; cllaill'on perforated blade which BATH tubs, toilets, washbasins, sluice, for. nate';, boilers, water pressure systema sola, RI'IGIS'rERED pure bred Yorttshttea. seven weeks. Females $16. Write rltshi ld Taylor, 1i x01rtt'rtl GOOD RESULrs -Z very sufferer- Prom Rheu• Overla revolves in water, picking up par- also Installed, Galvanized pipe, 12 Inch 150 1226 Grande Cote, Rosemere. Quebec. mtic Na,lns or shquid try UlRheu- titles of water. Fan 'blows through ft„ % inch • 186 ft. Articles sent everywhere. write for prices. Philip Verbeyden. Aylmer. SAM'S GARDEN TRACTOR Remedy Alunro's •lrua Store 835 Main. Ottawa. postpaid $1.00 these -particles cousin evaporation, g P enc• A NEW 1IODEL, definitely superior and at Pb7P tyre r which in turn brings about a coolie g ,___ HAMSTERS: wonder animals from Syria. Peta Very much reduced prices. Crone to Scarhor°' Stop 28, Kingston Rd., and have a proper TAKE C, C. & [3 '[bale Paitlets for tow effect, or labs, Pair $6, Send money order. )?0010. demonstration or send for catalogue before vitality, nervous and genet•ai dPhilitY 60r and $1.00 at drat 'k 4$ Alma, St. Thomas, Ontario. you buy any tractor. Less than $140 with x+ats. * * -----•• tools. Budget payments If required. TRY [TI Lvery sufferer of Rheutnuttc Polite CHERRY PITTER HAY PRESSES %3ARDVN INO WEIL TOOLS LTD or Neuritis ahould try Dixon's ItPmPdy FAMOUS A2uody "Steel Queen" Presses avail- )WEST HILL, ONT, A3unro's Drug Store. 836 Mlaln. Ottawn Post. A light -weight plastic mechantable for prompt delivery, mounted on rub- 1AD ASBESTOS SHINGLES & SIDING 0 paid $ 1,0 . cal cherry pitter for . the home is ler tires, also potato diggers, write for free circulars. MATTHEW MOODY. A SONS. Com- MILT, SECONDS' Shingles. Siding and Roof- PA 1'ICN'Py designed to talcs chert g b'' , y piton Out party, Terrebonne, Quebec. (Established 1845). T Ing Papers. Send for our price lists. David W. Armstrong, 129 van [Torre Ave., Montreal PL7THLEiS'rONHAItC:H xe t'ninpuny ''stent Solicitors Ostablished 12.90 860 liar Street of the heavy -handling equipment CLETRAC Diesel Crawler. Used 60 hours 19•._ rornnto Heoklet of mnu n nnuon .n rrupst class. its precision parts include a on farm. Cheap for cash, Take wheel tractor part payment. Earl Daley, Selkirk, Ontario. REIUONDITIONED TRACTORS -2 Massey - Harris "101 Supers" on rubber: I H.H. UYI'lllt'PUNI'1'I ut9 fur ilii gull LVt111 I9 r' feeding trough and a smooth cylin- $,2000. 50 ACRES, 8'room house, large barn, Pacemaker on steel; I 10-2o rnternattonaI on n,,a,,tiy BE A HAIRDRESSER der trimmed with round sockets t6 raspberry patch, good garden land. Trenton' rubber; I used 10-20 on steel; also 1 JOIN CANAOn'9 l,frAnl\(; rHnvt catch the cherries and discharge- the- nine miles, .used $4000, 50 ACRES, 0 room houas, good barn, 8 H.P. Empire Garden Tractor with I.- Dements, priced to sell. See these at 67 Yonge Great Oppnrrnniti, team Ralydresslna pits as fast as'the crank is turned= .Street hen houses, Hydro throughout. Frankford Rich, nd Hi. . Richmond i3111. Harold W. Morison. . Pleasantd Pleasant dltm lfleA prgfPHHlgn taco WggP,e at rate of one quart of CherfieS 5 miles. Neil Nelson, Real Estate Broker, Maeeev_I Telephone sifted fol AsIon graduates a minute, maker claims. Said to be Wooler, Phone 11. Arthur Scott (Salesman) 90 Spring Street, Trenton, Phone 2184111. PLANTS FOR uALE RESERVE' how for legal Autumn Planting) America's greatest aystem illustrated eats logue free Write or fail easy to wash, light weight to handle g S , GERMAN shepherds: Males and females• 4 Chinese Olin Hedge -12 inches .to 20 inches high when shipped—will grow 2 feet the first UARVPl. HAIRDRrSSING Sf'.HtlOLS may be clamped to counter or table. months, by ChamDIon Steel of, lorrNoximoo ex "Visa of Sandoren by 'Champion Nox of year --26 plants for $2.98—suffielent for 25 868 Moor St W rnruntn * k Ruthland" ex ' Champlon Yola of Sandorea," feet. Giant Exhibition Flowering Paeonies to colours red, white or pink .- 3 for $1,89. Branches 44 King St • Elamlicne b 72 Rideau Street. Ottawa PLASTIC BINDING Prices from $80. Mrs. C. P. M. Francie, The Two -Bar Ranch, Routledge, Manitoba. Brbokdate-T{tngsway Nurseries, Bowmanville, _ EARN 5•IONLj'Y AT HOME—Spare or full-time Colorful plastic binding being manufacturetd 100 ACRES hard wood timber, evaporator, 569 Track Ontario, HOMESPUN- YARN money -making. Learn to make candy at home; earn while learning. Free enuipment by Toronto firm can be slipped off for withdrawal palls and equipment. type Tractor, Power Saw. Four-wheel' drive truck, 5 -tan Made of selected long virgin wool—very strong, long furnished. Correspondence couree. National Institute of Confectionery ReWd., Delnrimler or equipped for' logging. Apply Box 68. Port extra wearing, suitable for socks, sweaters P,O. Box 162, Montreal, Que, insertion of pages as necessary, Perry, Ont. and other woollen garments, 2-3-4 ply, white, — -- , for use as a binder for greY, FORD and Ferguson Tractor Owners—when 2-8 ply royal blue, paddy green, scarlet, maroon, Yellow, brown, heather, 'black, fawn, WANTED.Designed GENERAL a• '•stall store "or business lettters, catalogues, SCh001 You require a loader you want the beat. all Born hydraullc loaders and attachments made suitable for Slwaah sweaters. $1,08 ,b. —10 ]be, or over $1.80 lb, wanted, town village, with modern living quarters. Full notes, price lists and many other by the world's largest manufacturer of loaders sweater del'd. Northland patterns 266 each. Adults --deer, bear, particulars. W. H. Brown, 20 Corumbine Ave., Toronto. items. offer you the latest improvements. Write ua Indian for literature. H. L. Turner Co.. Ltd., B1en- squirrel, design. Child's—deer, bear, dog and dancer. Mary Maxim, Sefton, Mani- heirn- Ontario, toba. ISSUE 39 -- 1949 } FOR OVER two centuries, Canada has freedom, Comprising two distinct • been the land of opportunity to racial groups -- the Flemings and settlers from almost every country the Walloons -- she has given many h�C• 1: in the world.,•1Vlfuch of our strength of, her sturdy sons .to Canada. and vitality stems from this blending Among thein have been many •` ' of racial and cultural heritages. It is distinguished figures in Canadian a matter of pride to all arts and sciences. The ma oris Canadians that so many races, however; specialize in agriculture without sacrificing their national and have done much to stimulate characteristics, have united them- tobacco -growing in Ontario and ` selves into one great citizenship— Quebec. In the mid -west many have "" the Canadian Family. become successful dairymen, :,.•:, Gallant Belgium, whose poppy- A devout, thrifty and dependable carpeted fields of Flanders hold ten- people, they have earned the respect deli memories for.:tnany Canadians, of their fellow -citizens for their conn has sacrificed much in the cause of tribution to Canada's progress. Calvert' DISTILLERS(Canada) 'Limited ted � AMt1ERST6U@P3 • 0hIrAR10 Calvert, Secretary of State to King James 1, and head of the f famous Calvert family, founded one of Canada's first tofontes �• L " w _ `""" In Newfoundland in 1622. Colverf and his descendants fostered -... ```'`� `'j"`'�-••�� the principles of religious toleranctt and demotrafic freedom ane( thus helped sow the ferfile seed of democracy In the Now World, s M 0