The Seaforth News, 1942-12-10, Page 2POWERFUL PREACHMENT
"Loose talk" poster, by Charles Clement, drives home important
message forcefully. It was one of more than 2000 entered in Nation.
al War Poster contest held by Museum of Modern Art, New York.
WHAT SCIENCE
IS DING
COD LIVER OIL
Fishermen have long recognized
that cod liver oil sooths and heals
wounds, frostbites and skin lesions,
notes The New York Times, It was
not until 1934, however, that cod
liver oil began to be used extern-
ally in modern medicine, In that
year a German physician named
Lehr published the results of his
clinical experiments. In 1936 two
Russian doctors reported that they
had used a cod liver o11 ointment
In 203 cases of various wounds
and burns with dramatic recov
eries.
Now comes Dr. R. H. Aldrich of
the Harvard Medical School with
the results of an eight-year study
of a 70 per cent cod liver oil
ointment in treating wounds and
burns. He finds cod liver oil, as
a wound dressing, safe and as
effective as the sulfa compounds.
The experience of the British
Air Force has shown that face
burns present a difficult problem.
The skin of the face is extremely
thin and contains more sweat
glands and hair openings than
other parts of the body. Because
of the nose and mouth, face wounds
are Babe to become easily infected.
Dr. Aldrich's results with cod liver
oil were better than those obtain-
ed by scab -formers swop as tannic
acid, which are uncomfortable and
provide not ideal scaffolding for
infection.
How Can I?
By Anne Ashley
Q. How should I dry a wet fur
coat?
A. When one has been caught
in the rain and the fur coat is very
wet, never try to dry it near the
heat. Instead, place the coat on
a hanger and hang by an open
window. When dry, brush the
coat thoroughly with a stff brush.
Q. How large a lemon should
be used if a recipe calls for the
juice of one lemon?
A. It is far safer to use three
tablespoonfuls of lemon juice. The
size of lemons and the amount
of juice yielded vary so much,
that a measured amount is often
profitable.
Q. How can I remove iodine
stains?
A. An iodine stain can be re-
moved by rubbing the spot with
baking soda,
Q. How can I avoid burning the
Engere when removing a hot dish
from the oven?
A. Do not use a damp of wet
cloth or holder iu removing a hot
dish from the oven or stove. A
dry one prevents the heat from
penetrating and scorching the lin-
gers.
Q. How eon I peep the kitchen
sink in good condition?
A. It the kitchen sink is rubbed.
occasionally with kerosene, it will
be kept in good condition,
Britain Trebles
13loxnber Output
3, J. Llewellin, :former minister
of aircraft production, announced
that Britain trebled her heavy
bomber output in 1042, and "for'
every :100 tans of aircraft pro.
diced in September we produced
110 tons in October, These fig:
Ores are good," he said in an: ad-
dress, "but they artist go on get -
ti n
et -ting betters„
In the Ittrst'Great Wit' 00,050
New Zealanders served oversees,
sufl'ering er'ISualtles of 50 Kai.
Nazis Set Booby
Traps In Desert
Rommel's late position at El
Alamein was found to be strewn
with booby -traps, says the New
York Times. The Germans are
as clever at making them as they
were in World War I; innocent-
looking helmets, pocket knives,
fountain pens, left lying around
(or perhaps a broom behind the
door of an abandoned and very
filthy hut), attached by thread or
wire to hidden grenades. Since
Oct. 24 the Marshal's craftsmen
haven't had much time to devote
to these cunning works of art.
Modern Etiquette
By Roberta Lea
1, is it good Juanarel's to hold a
bite of feed suspended on the font
while talking?
3. Should a man light . a girl's.
cigarette before lighting his own?
3. is it necessary to thank a
doorman when he :opens the door
for. you? •
4. What should one do when 8
person in a group ntaites a glen...
ing conversational blunder?
5. When a young duan is going
to take a girl to a picnic, ,hew
should he tell her that the girls
are expected to bring tho lunch?
0, When making reference to• a
servant in the household should.
one refer' to het' as "hired girl" or
ANSWERS
1. No; this is very bail form.
2, Yes, ITe should hold the :match
for a few moments until the sul-
phur fumes are gone, then hold tt
for her. 2. No. . This is merely a
routine service that he Performs
hundreds of times a day, and be
does not expect to be thanked
each time. 4. The tactful person
who .notices sucha blunder will
immediately change the subject..
5. Merely say, "The girls are go-
ing to bring a little lunch. Do you
think' you could bring a few sand-
wiches, or whatever you like?
6. Neither. Refer to her as "the
Maid."
Bells Kept Ready
For War or Peace
British Hellringers OII Bear -
lags and. Clean Metal Work
Bob is an old Yorkshire bell-
ringer. He lived for the science
of campanology - until the war
calve to silence the belfry. )
might say Bob has always wrung
his pleasure out of life. That is
why he is sad now. He fears these
idle years will cause the skill of
the ringers to rust with their un
swinging bells.
But I find the bellringers are
keeping their hands in. I was
told yesterday by a pian who has
been ringing over 60 years, and
who talks of bellringing as through
•
Wendell Willkie, number one civilian traveller in the United
States, and Mrs. Willkie had their American Thanksgiving "on wheels"
,when returning to New York from Toronto on their special railroad
car with their host, R. C. Vaughan, chairman and president, Canadian
National Railways, with whom the Willkies aro shown above. Mr.
Willkie spoke in Toronto recently in launching Canada's dominion-
wide "Aid to Russia Fund."
Furs Are Wanted
For Seamen's Vests
Not only hunters, but all classes.
of citizens, have an opportunity
to help along an endeavor which
is now getting under way in Can-
ada, for the benefit of some of
our most gallant fighting men,
says the Windsor Star. An ap-
peal has gone out for furs that
can be made into vests for mem-
bers -of the merchant marine.
This is a movement that las
been under way in the United
States for some time. Its adoption
hero is a splendid idea. Peaple
are being urged to turn in their
old fur garments, and hunters are
asked to contribute the pelts of
all animals they kill. There should
be an immense stock of furs avail-
able for this purpose, and there
should be an instant response to
the request that they be contri-
buted.
Skin from flounders is being used
in Holland for shoe leather and to
repair automobile tires.
WORRY OVER COAL
SUPPLIES IS
UNNE'CESSAR'Y
Owing to so many people order'•
Mg all and sometitnes more titan
they need for the season, con] de
liveries are bard to make on
schedule. Don't make this situ.
!Mon worse. Be patient 'until the
present rush Is over. Then sup,
plies can be distributed equally
and no one will suffer, And when
you do order Goal, make sure it's
'blue coal', It gives more bent,
more comfort auttl' .mora .economy
in every ton, Your nearest `blue
coal' (realer will gladly help you
to solve Your coal problems, Phone
bin( today, -
it were a mathematical problem,
that they manage to put in a
little rehearsing with- hand bells.
He mentioned that in some parts
of the • country bellringers have
tide the clappers so that they could
pull the ropes as usual in their
complicated peels, but without a
sound above. These ghostly re-
hearsals at least enable them to
avoid losing that "feel" of a bell
which is so important.
No, by the by, are the bells
rusting. My bellringer friend
points out that the bearings are
.regularly oiled., and the metal
work cleaned. The bells are ready
for parachutists or peace—arid in
either event I do not suppose his
hearers will be critical if he pulls
a quick one badly,
SPEAKERS DREAD
LOSS OF VOICE
Fight off hoarseness with use of Lymoids
"Hoarseness is a speaker's worst enemy,"
writes a Montreal announcer. "Now I dread
it no longer because LYMOIDS have taught
me how easy it is to get relief."
Carry a handy size box of LYMOIDS, At the
first sign of throat irritation tickle or cough-
ing, dissolve LYMOIDS in the mouth, Their
soothing, medicinal oils will quickly relieve
your distress and embarrassment. ,t,ns
Most stores sell LYMOIDS in handy shell's awl
21e, imes, lf, nobtoh,atkc amid We in stainer or
coin, to LYMOID$, 119 'Pearl Street, Toronto.
Relioves distress from MONTHLY'
FEMALE
WEAKNESS
Lydia E. Pinkhaln'n Vegetable
Compound not only helps relieve
monthly pain but also weak,•nerv%
one feelings—due to monthly tune-
tional disturbs/lege It helps build up
resistance against distress of "dial-
cult daye" Made in Oanadti.
Have You Heard?
The professor had been dining
out, and, as host of the' guests
were ardent fishermen, he' had
had to listen all: the evening to
stories of the size of their catches.
He was extremely short-sighted,
and as he was crossing a field on
his way home he came ae1'ess a
scarecrow with arms widespread.
Memories of tine "tall" stories he
bad heard that night floated' back'
to him, and he halted in front 'of
the scarecrow.
"My dear sir,". he exclaimed, "I
simply refuse to believe you;
there never was a trout that
length."
New Uncle (by marriage)
—Well, Tommy, I've met all
your brothers except the old- -
est, George. What side of the
house does he look like?
Tommy—George? Oh, he's
the one with the bay window:
A member of a Ladies' Aid
Society in a small town went to
the bank to deposit, as she told
the banker, "some aid money"
Unfortunately the -banker
thought she said "egg money,"
and replied: "remarkable, isn't it,
how well the old hens are doing
these days?"
Then he couldn't understand
why the woman gathered -up her.
passbook and hurried from the
bank!
Little Boy: "Half a peck of
potatoes with eyes,please."
Grocer: "Why with eyes?"
"Mother says 'they'll have
to see us through the rest of
the week." '
Witness: "I'ni not' guilty. My
wife can prove a lullaby."
Judge: "Alibi, you mean."
Witness: "Begging your pardon,
it was a lullaby; at two o'clock on
the morning :in question I was.
walking the floor with the baby."
A woman who fasted for
62 days,
To prove ' that the stunt
could be done,
From hundreds of Scots-
men hadlettere of
praise;
And proposals from seven-
ty one.
"Ha! iia!", laughed the recruit.
"You can't fool ' me. I know
they've got potato -peeling ma-
chines in this army."
"Yes, smart chap," replied the
sergeant, "and you're the latest
model!"
To Mass -Murder
Half Polish Jews
Only 40,000 Jews Now Re-
main ins Warsaw Ghetto
The Polish Government said
that Heinrich Meunier, Nazi Ges-
tapo c'bied, had ordered the -ex•
termination of one-half of the
Jewish population of Poland by tile
end of this Year, and that 250,000
had been killed through Septem'
Der under that program.
"According to information leak-
ing from the, German labor office
only 40,000 Tows are to remain
in the .Warsaw Ghetto—only, thor-
oughly skilled worker8 to be em-
,ployed in the German wan' indus-
try," a government statement said.
The most convincing proof of
the dwindling numbers . in the
Ghetto lies in the .fact that for
September, 1942, . 130,000 ration
Dards were printed; for October,
the number 'issued was only 40,-
000."
The statement said that those
marked for extermination at any
time are "driven t0 a square where
old people and cripples are segre-
gated, taken. 'to a cemetery and
shot,"
"The remainder," it said, "are
loaded into freight ears, 150 to a
car intended 'for 40. The floor on
the oar is sprinkled With a thick
layer of lime or chlorine -sprinkled
water. The doors of the cars are
sealed. Sometimes the train starts
• immediately. Other times it waits
on a siding for days.
"The people are packed so tight-
ly
ightly that those who die of suffoca-
tion remain in the crowd side by
side with those still living. Half
of the people arrive dead at the
destination. Those surviving are
sent to special' camps. Once there
they are mass -murdered."
"A paratroop has to under•
go very exhausting training,"
states an Army man. He cer-
tainly has to keep at it until
he is fit to drop.
SAFES
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from. FIRE end THIEVES. We
have o size and type of Safe, er
csginet, for any purpose. 'Visit
us,: or Brite for prices, eto. to
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TORONTO SAFE WORKS
145 Front St. E., Toronto
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The largest diamond ever cut
and polished in a South -Africa
factory has been valued at $150,
000—a 211/4 carat stone, measur-
ing one inch by a half-inch recent-
ly found in Kimberley diggings.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT,f
AUTOMOBILES -USED 1 FOR SALE NEW ' UMBOSSED PICTURES
USED CARS WITH GOOD TIRES.
See us first. Mount Pleasant Mo-
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2040 Yonge Street; Head Office,
632 Mount Pleasant Road, To-
ronto. Telephone HY. 2181...
BABY. 0050158
MARTINDAI,E'S 1943 CHICKS
ready Jan, 4th—Barred Rocks,,
New Hampshires, Light Sussex,
White Legborns,. and -Hybrids.
Canadian Approved and Blood -
Tested. Folder free. Martindale's'
Farm Hatchery,- Caledonia, Ont.
TAME A LOOK AT THE HOME
front. Food' is. vital. All markets
callfor full production. That
means careful buying of basic
stock. Our 1943 priceltst is ready.
and we'd advise early ordering..
Have you our Contest forms?
Bray Hatchery, 130 John St. N.,
Hamilton, Ont.
cAME1tAs WANTtJ
WE PAY' TOP CASHI PRICES FOR
modern, still, and movie corn-.
eras. What have you? Write to-
day. .7. C. Williams, Optician,
5 Richmond Street E., Toronto.
0111010ENS, GEESE, ETC.
WANTED
CI'IICKIENS, ' FOWL, GEESE, TUB -
keys and Ducks. Bring your
dressed Poultry to us. Highest
prides paid. Quality Ment Pack-
ers, 203- First Avenue, Toronto,
Do1.OIESTIC, 10010E WANTED
WANTED, A CAPABLE COUNTRY
girl or woman experience not
necessary, to help In modern
country home five miles west of
Toronto. Apply-. Mrs. 0. Silver
thorn, Islington, Ontario.
I'ARM FOR SALE
ONE HUNDRED ACRES ON BAY
of Quante, new house, modern
conveniences, furnace, three-'
piece hath, shower, electric pump,
running water- in barn, good ten -
tint house' silo hen hone; work-
shop;
ont-
sho;, double garage; all in good
repair. Electricity in all; plenty
of wood; good fishing and boat-
ing. Clarence Mallory, Real Es-
tate Agent,
s-torte-:Agent, Bloomfield, Ont.
Vett SALT]
MEAT .A.N1) GROCERY -SHOP IN
Ontario Village. Montreal 100
miles. Weekly turnover $400- to
$005, Largo house, barns, garden.
'Value $8,000. Consider' revenue
bearing property part payment.
Box 200, 773 Adelaide W., Toronto.
DYEING & CLEANING
HAVel IOU ANYTH1NO N1ilEi)S.
dyeing. or cleaning? Write to tie
for Int ormation. We aro glad to
answer yoUr ertestlbns,' Depart.,
Li1.�n,1oStr,omltod70lnge Street,
rorifo.._
ENTERTAINMENT
LNT39 RRA I NivID NT- 0'011 ANY 00-
('10300 Cone arts, kThan islets,
Church. .Socials, - Fairs, - Carhivats,
Dances, etc, Preference to ggstri-
olio eoCletios.. The Ka neat; Warm.
Llr'ussels, Ontario,
ISSUE 50—'42
10 ACRES GOOD GARDEN LAND,
all kinds of small fruits orchard,
• buildings hydro. Immediate pos-
session.. 'Write or Phone 601W.
Mr. A. Beitz, 234 Willow Rd.,
Guelph.
FOR SALE
200 ACRES FOR SALE 21,0 MILES'
from town in prosperous farming
community, good soil, 9 roomed
house, furnace, good ..outbuildings,
cement floors,running water,
litter carrier. • Bargain for cash.
Further particulars write Mrs.
Margaret Ryan, Renfrew, Ont.
PATENTS
FETHIDRSTONHAUI:H & COMPANY
Patent Solicitors. Established
1890; 14 Sing W est, Toronto.
Booklet of Information on re-
quest,
FOar"BALM
BAUMIOSIKA C'OOT BALM destroys
offensive odor instantly, 46c
bottle. Ottawa agent, Denman
Drug Store, Ottawa.
GOLD EMBOSSING INN
USE, IT FOR CHRISTMAS CARDS,
parcels, party cards. Pour own
handwriting in beautiful raised
gold -letters. Many other attrac-
tive articles. Send 25e and. re-
ceive Gold er Silver Ink, or Just
send name and address for free
information. Taylor Specialty
Co., _Dept. B., Toronto.
MA.0111NEI1i FOR SAI.,I7
OR WANTID
WE' BUY, SELL, AND TRADE IN
Hammer Mills, Plato Mills, Itolle, -
Mixers, etc. Stock of parts - for
most mills carried. Morley. 6t
Son, 71 Duke Street, Toronto.
OFFER TO INVENTORS
AN OFFER TO. EVERY INVEN''I'Olt
list of Inventions and full infer -
'nation sent free. The Ramsay
Co., Registered Patent Attorneys,
272 13an1, Street, Ottawa, Canada,
Mh1DIC.t1,
IT'S PROVEN—EVERY SUFI'llllt-
er of Rheumatic Pains or Neur-
itle should try Dixon's Remedy.
Sold only Munro's Drug Store,
235 Elgin, OtteWa. Postpaid 01,00.
SICK?
CONSULT MIO REGARDING YOUR
health problems. (Cents UltnLion
free), Write or call When in the
City. Chiropractic Science gets
sick people troll, Phillip's Scien-
tific Cicneral -Health Service, 12
Queen 10a01, _Toren to.
VALUABLE TONIC
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ltnow what it real' night's sleep
was, but now I surely enlov rny.
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new p5rs0n."1)1•tl(:p'100)51 DIl1s 76c, Post-
paid.
ORFORD R. MORIRSCY
037 Maio St„ ht, John,'. N,14.
NEWEST THING! IBEAUTIFUL
embossed pictures, assorted sub-
jects, including religious—small.
01.00; medium, 51.25; large $1.60.
Postpaid. A real gift. (ISealers
write). Ace Art Service, 6 Well-
ington E„ Toronto.
PATENTS & .TRADE MARKS
EGER'CON R. CASE, REGISTERED ,
United States, Canadian, 'British
Patent Attorney. Booklet gratis.
Established over forty years. 62
Balsam Avenue, Toronto.
ILAZORS AND BLADES
VERY ACCEPTABLE GIFT FOR
the boys. Until. Christmas 1 will
mail prepaid. in Canada one safety
razor, fourteen blades, 36c. Three
orders one .dollar. Extra blades
twenty cents dozen. Walter Ives.
698 Palmerston. Ave., Toronto..
PERSONAL
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you should read the unusual,
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Adults only. Guaranteed. Illus-
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cluded free. The Medical Health
Bureau, Station Ir. 87 Toronto.
.111316VAIA IC PAINS
SATISFY YOURSELF EVERY
sufferer of Rheumatic- Paine. or
Neuritis should try Dixon's Rem-
edy. 'Sold only Munro's Druz
Store, 335 Eig111, Ottawa. Post-
paid $1..00.
TURKEYS
TURIC8Y P0(JLTS—PURE
Bronze Bourbon . Red,. White
Hollantd stock from Government
Banded Blood -tested floc 15 5.
Booking orders for 1943. A. W.
Edwards, Lansdowne, Ontario.;
PIPIT/Wit A1'111'
DON'T TRUDGE THROUGH
The Hest, `talo, or Hull
HAVE YOUR SNAPS
Delivered by 11a11
Any 0 or 8 0xpu. . rO'
develot)ed e.n0 ,posrintedre film
for-openlyteetiSa
SIrunupremrente eelL quality and fast service
IMPERIAL PHOTO SERVICE
810000. .1, Toronto
SAFE WANTED
SAF10 WANT;) : STATE A L7,
condition, inside size and prleo.
Box D., 73' Adels ids. St. W.. To-
ronto.
25 FREE CHICKS,
5I9ND sons Ochi fuTC.r.4 11817' ()et.
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early, 0o0dard Chicle 0latlhery,
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Ilene from bloodiest ed (lover/I-
/nest banded etoclr, A, W,
wards, tmnedowu, Ont.-.
The adman gets his t,•1'.
mate09 c 111i'.sc,' jam and apot'*.:
sauce in ponderal Form,
bi