Zurich Herald, 1944-02-03, Page 7Yp
A BOMBER IS,,OST
The remarkable photographs above,,taken over Nazi -occupied
Europe, show a f3-211 Marauder bombr of the USAAF, broken
cleanly in two by enemy fire, hurtling to earth. Forepart of plane
is at left and rear of fuselage at right.
1 . Bern: Etiquette
By Roberta Lee e
1. If a letter is being written to a
friend, or to a social acquaintance,
should the prefix Mr. or Mrs. or
Miss be used in the signature?
2. is a guest expected to remain
longer than the usual half hour if
he is invited to a holiday dinner?
3. How should one remove a
hone that is accidentally put in
the mouth?
4.' Should a girl rise if she is
seated, and an elderly woman
brings a young man over to her
to be introduced?
S. If a hostess takes her guests
to the theatre or to some other
entertainment that requires a taxi,
who should' pay the fare?
6. What would be the best way'
for a girl to introduce her broth-
er's bride to a group of friends?
Answers
1. No. Sign it John Smith, or
Mary Allen. 2. Yes, usually. 3. Use
the thumb and first finger to re-
move it and lay it on the edge of
the plate. 4. Yes, in this instance,
because it shows deference to the
elderly woman who is standing. 5.
The hostess. 6. "This is Jack's
Read Why a m rr
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flew mends
SUCKLE p'
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CETC ;L
1 Acts 3 ways, to break up croupy
congestion, clear stuffed -up head,
loosens coughs—over night,
2 It penetrates faster.
3 Generates heat and vaporizes
quicker.
4 It is snow-white, stainless, non -
greasy.
5 Can be used with perfect safety on
the tiniest tot.
Price 30e and 50e at all druggists.
Discovers Home
Skin Remedy
This clean stainless antiseptic
nown all over Canada as 1lloone's
Emerald Oil, is such a fine healing
agent that Eczema, Barber's Itch,
Salt Rheum, Itching Toes and Feet,
and other inflammatory skin erup-
tions are often relieved in a few
days.
Moone's Emerald Oil is pleasant
to use and it is so antiseptic arid
penetrating that many old stub-
born cases of long standing have
yielded to its influence.
Moon.e's Emerald Oil is sold by
good drugstores everywhere to
help rid you of stubborn pimples
and unsightly skin troubles—satis-
iaetion or money back.
8acil I tchm TO/110111131$1c
Title quick relief from itching of eczema, pimples, ath.
Ibto'e foot, scales. scabies, rashes and other externally
amused skin troubles, use fest-neting, cooling, anti.
septic, liquid D. D. D. Prescription. Greaseless,
stainless. Soothes irritation, and gnickly stops intense
itching.35n trial bottle provcsit, or money back. Ask
Tour druggist today for D.D. D. PRESC,RIPTtON.
Relieves distress from MONTHLY
FEMALE
WEAKNESS
Lydia E, Pinkhaln's Vegetable
Compound not only helps relieve
Monthly pain but also weak, nerv-
one feelings—due to monthly fund-
i esistalledisturbances.
againstsdtstresss fu' c! up
cult days," Made ill Canada.
wife, Mary, Mary, this is Ann
Smith, Martha Junes, and Helen
• Gray.."
Have You Heard?
Pretty young thing: "Why do
they call all soldiers Dogfaces?"
Soldier: "This is why. The
Army is a dog's life, we live in
pup tents, we are given dog tags,
live mainly on hot dogs, we us-
ually have hangdog expressions on
our faces, and they even whistle
for us when they want us."
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Daughter: "Bill d writes that
his Corporal thinks a lot of
him."
Mother: "How Is t h a t,
dear?"
"He says the Corporal won't
let anyone else peel the pota-
toes."
—o—
A. baker was delivering bread
along his' route when one of his
customers hurrying home stopped
him.
"Have you left me any bread,
Mr. Brown?"
"Yes, ma'am."
"Is it today's?"
"Of course, ma'am."
"Well, yesterday's wasn't." •
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Teacher—"Howmany make
a dozen?"
Pupil—"Twelve."
Teacher—"How many make
a million?"
Pupil—"Very few."
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, oice from doorway of London
air raid shelter: "Is there a mac-
intosh in there large enough to
keep two young ladies warm?"
Voice from a dark corner: "No,
but there's a MacPherson here
' who's willing to try."
—o—
Husband: "You must think
automobiles grow on trees."
Wife: "Silly! Everybody
knows they come from plants."
Britons Get 750,000
Lemons From Sicily
Sicily seems to be handling Bri-
tain the lemon on the Large scale
and it is welcomed, says The
Sault Ste. Marie Star. Three-
quarters of a million lemons have
arrived in the United Kingdom
from Sicily—the first bulk ship-
ment to reach that country In
three years. No lemons will be
distributed to the public. Instead
they will go to men in the sub-
marine service, Royal Air Force
operational crews and inmates of
service hospitals.
U.S. Lend -Lease
To Soviet Russia
American lend-lease aid to So-
viet Russia from December, 1941,
through October, 1943, included:
Nearly 7,000 planes,
More than 3,500 tanks and
195,000 trucks, jeeps, motorcyc-
les and other vehicles,
1,790,000 short tons of food
and other ag'rieultural products,
including 33,500tons of butter.
' '5,500,000 pairs of army boots.
16,600,000 yards of woollen
cloth for'the Soviet armed forces.
251,000 tons' of chemicals.
144,000 tons of explosives.
1,198,000 tons of steel.
342,000 toes of non-ferrous
metals.
611,000 tons of petr'oleuul pro-
ducts.
Nazi Bath Parade
As part of the worst as prisoners
:of war, two AIlied soldiers were
detailed for ditty at the shower's
reserved for the Germans. A
company of soldiers, admirably
aligned in columns of five stood
at attention. They marched at a
goose step and sang in chorus;
each soldier carried a rolled towel
under his left arm. Then they
proceeded in single file to the
shower room.
"Halt! Fall out! Undress!"
came the orders, and they all
started undressing. Naked bodies
stood in file waiting for the non-
corer to bawl "March! Under the
shower! Begin washing! Wash in
front! Wash in back! Rinse your-
self off! Halt!"
Then still in files, they emerged
from the showers, formed in
columns of five and departed,
singing in chorus, almost at goose
step, the little Prussian noncom
in the lead.
The famed "Army Show" has
been enlarged, and the east' split
up into five units. These units
are now. Overseas entertaining
troops in the United Kingdom.
Honor For Former
Airline Stewardess
The recent list of Canadians
honored by the King for dis-
' tinguished service included Nursing
Sister Edna Louise Belden of the
Royal Canadian Navy, who receiv-
ed the medal of Associate Royal
Red Cross. She is one of eight
stewardesses of Trans -Canada Air
lines who have enlisted for service
with Canada's armed forces. Nurs-
ing Sister Belden, whose home is
in Toronto, is a
graduate of Wel-
lesley Hospital
in that city. She
was born in
Milton, Vt., and
came to Canada
at the age of € .
three, when her is'
family settled
in Espanola,
Ont. She at-
tended high
school there and
later graduated
from LaSalle NURSE BELDEN
Junior College, -Boston. She joined
the staff of T.C.A. as a stewardess
in April, 1941, and enlisted in May,
1942. Posted on operating room
duty in a Newfoundland hospital,
she was commended for her brave
ery and efficient work when a fire
broke out in the Knights of Colum-
bus building. She went overseas
in September, 1943.
Three other T.C.A. stevyardesses
have enlisted in the Navy. They
are Nursing Sister B. Dundee,
Toronto, who was one of the first
Canadian nurses to join up, Helen
F. Allshire, Winnipeg, and Patricia.
G. Rand, Toronto. Frances C.
Brennan, Winnipeg, and H. G.
Broad and Frances I. Smith, Tor-
onto, are serving with the Air
Force, and Elsie M. Dunnett, Win-
nipeg,
innipeg, is overseas with the Army.
Six girls from T.C.A. maintenance
shops have also enlisted for ac-
tive service.
CANADA'S NEW AMBASSADOR
With a welcoming smile, Presidential Secretary Steve Early, left,
greets lion. Leighton McCarthy, Canadian minister to the l.`. S.
recently elevated to the rank of ambassador as he arrive:; at the
White House to present his new credentials.
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OPERATING UNDER DIFFICULTIES
The "surgery" is a dugout, four feet underground, deep in the jungle
of Bougainville Island. Stacked packing cases make the operating
table:. Sandbag walls and heavy log 'roof protect occupants from
enemy fire. litre a U. S. Army Medical Corps team performs an
emergency operation
Wooden lifeboat
Defaes° Ftlarn ng +Oxy
A wooden lifeboat that will not
catch fire even when passing
through forty -foot flames in a sea
coated with burning oil has been
perfected for use by Brews of tore
edged tankers, many of whom
perish in seas set ablaze by their
burning cargoes, it was an-
nounced in Britain recently.
Its inventor, John Lamb, who
was torpedoed seven times dur-
ing the last war, and three cont-
panions tested- it ina large :Fool
Covered with burning gasoline.
The external temperature was
4,000 degrees Fahrenheit, and
the crew within the asbestos ate,
canvas canopy was subjected tm ,
116 degrees, yet neither the crew
nor the boat suffered.
An asbestos hood covers the
boat and a fireproof canopy over
the cockpit gives further pro-
tection. The boat is twenty-eight
feet long, can carry thirty-three
persons, has a ten-horepower
Diesel engine, radio transmitter,
water distiller and sails.
NEW AND USED
IRON AND WOODWORKING
MACHINERY
MOTORS - - . SUPPLIES
THE ALISO:ti MACLUINERY I
COMPANY LIMITED i
205 Sil'treoe Street - Toronto 211.
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CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
BABY CHICKS
SPRUCELEIGR WHITE LEGHORN
MOD PAY ABILITY BABY CHICKS
THIS STRAIN IS A PRACTICAL,
proven egg -producing type, with
twenty-three years of steady
production back of them. They
will pay well for good keep and
care. This is certain, because they
are doing this on our own farm—
one of Canada's largest egg -pro-
ducing farms. You get exactly
the same breed, strain and grade
as we raise for ourselves. Poul-
try management handbook "High
Pay Ability" sent FREE on re-
quest. Get our price list. We ad-
vise early orders. — SPRUCE -
LEIGH FARM LIMITED, Box
350B, Brantford, Ontario.
HERE'S THE GOOD WORD FOR
1944. The whole story ist Don't
overbuy but do order all the
Chicks ; ou are sure you'll be able
to care for. Order early and get
then from a dependable hatch-
ery, If you follow these sugges-
tions you may avoid many a
heartache. We offer Government
Approved stock from bluodtesced
breeders that proved their fast
growing. heavy -producing quali-
ties. Free Catalogue. also laying
and -reedy-to-lay pullets for im-
mediate delivery. Tweddle Chick
Hatcheries Limited, Fergus, Ont.
G0Vl,7'1NMENT APPROVED,
blood } ,'ted chicks from High
reedit, tive strains, Ten Thousand
cti-e d available weekly. Immed-
iate 'delirery on day-old and
started ,•hides. Garwood Farm,
Mount Hamilton.
DON"T GET CAUGHT IN THE
awirl of East minute orders—
order now. Even with henry
bookings we wIli likely he allle
to give yeti whet yeti want, es-
pecially order February ehicke
now. Bray 1'Iatchery, 180 Sohn N.,
Hamilton, Ont.
POULTRY-Ii1.EPERS, BE SURE
of a gond healthy bu2;ch of baby
chicks this coming, stetson. Good
chicles mean ;nod haus and more
eggs. Immediate delivery on day-
old chicks. Write for 19.11 cat-
alogue and prices on our Gov-
ernment Approved chieln' MONK -
TON POULTRY FARMS, Monk -
ton, Ontario.
TO0 LATE — 'I.00 LA'I'D
NEXT SPRING DON'T LET IT 13E
said "too late." Send for our price
list and . order your baby chicks
now. One dollar books your order.
Goddard Chick Hatchery. Britan-
nia Heights, Ont.
WHITE LEGHORN' PULLETS
ready to lay and laying at reas-
onable prices for immediate de -
Hybrids, Free catalogue. Also
• day old chicks for immediate de-
- livery. Tweddle Chick Hatcher-
ies- Limited, Fergus, Ontario.
IIAPLECREST QUALITY CHICKS,
guaranteed pr of it producers,
polstrlar breeds, prices. Maple -
crest Farm, Route 2, Copetown,
Ontario. •
DON'T GAMBLE
PEDIGREE SIRED BARRED
Rock or White Leghorns and
Pure Christie New Hampahires re-
moves all chance. Our prices are
very low. Special discount until
Feb. 15th. Kettleweil Farms,
Essex, Ont.
CATALOGUE — FREE
FREE — COLORED NURSERY
Catalogue, Full line of Fruit
Trees; Evergreens; Flowering
Shrubs; Perennials; Shade Trees;
it o s e s; Broo.ltdale-Rlingsway
Nurseries, Bowreanviile. Ontario.
DYEING A CLEANING
HAVE YOU ANYTEJNG 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 Yonge Street, To-
ronto.
lows TIt1GAL C(LU1NMENT
ELECTRIC MOTORS, NEW, USED,
bought, sold, rebuilt; belt s,
pulleys, brushes. Allen Electric
Company Ltd.. 2326 Dufferin St.,
Toronto.
GRAIN I1 011 SALT:
.ASSORTED CARLOADS OF RAR -
ley meal, ground wheat, whole
oats and other grains for sale.
Carlota only. The Atlas Grain
rompony, Board of Trade Build-
ing, Montreal.
EDUCATIONAL
F 'HION DESIGNING. A PRAC-
cal and thorough course, easy
to learn by correspondence, To-
ronto School of Design, 11393
]3ay St., Toronto.
FANNING MILL
FANNING M12I. (Kline) l'RROVIa)
beat seed grader. Screening re-
pairs. Kline Manufacturing, 420
wWillard .Ate Toronto,
(.;,ADEN 'TRACTOR. \\ AMI'ED
A\`ANT.ED, • \1•' A1.R 1 N(1 l i.y'il I)I.1N
Tr, etor, 3 or 4 H.P.- with some
•equlpttt0nt, .A, Waren. Lox 222,
Luuenburg, N;S.
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
'HAIRDRESSING SCHOOL
L Jf1 A RN !•lAIRDREtsS1N ti THE
Robertson method. Information
on request regarding classes.
Robertson's Hairdressing Acad-
emy, 1117 Avenue Road, Toronto.
Hear NESS DRESSIN(?
SLIPIT HARNESS DRESSING—
Finest leather and harness pre-
servative. Slipit also has many
household uses 25c up at most
grocery, hardware and chain
stores. A product of Lloyds Lab-
oratories, Toronto.
FOOT BALM
BAUMEEKA FOOT BALM destroys
offensive odor instantly. 45c
bottle, Ottawa agent, Denman
Drug Store, Ottawa.
FARMSFOR, SALE
200 ACRES, LOTS 27-28, CONCES-
sion 9, Haldimand twp. First-
class clay loam, all under tractor
cultivation, well watered, two
houses. barns, Hydro, telephone,
daily mail, near school, church,
store. Highway 45. Apply Cephas
Brisbin, Fenella. Ontario.
FARM FOR SALE—CONSISTING
of 190 Y. acres, with or without
stock and machinery, Apply to
J. W. Fraser, Maxviile, Ont.
110 ACRE~, GOOD CLAY . FARM,
Slmcoe County, good buildings,
12 acres wheat, .10 acres bush,
near school,' church, end store,
on highway. Apply 69 Jolla St.,
Barrie.
IMPROVED 105 ACRE FARM FOR
sale. Neer church and school.
Guelph 5 miles, Drilled well;
early land. Mrs. 8. Harding, 122
Essex St., t=uelph, tilt.
FARMS
SUBUIRPAN PIit)I'ERTiES. NORTH
of Tot•,•t1to, Apply It. H. Kane,
Richmond Hill, Ontario.
IHAIR C0ODS
HAIR GOODS
We manufacture the finest hair
goods even produced for men and
women. Natural in appearane:c.
Toupees for men 840.00 up. Full
transformations for ladies $9:.ei,
up.
THE W. T.
PEMBER STORES
LIMITED
120 Yonge St., Toronto, Ontaric,
('110'I'OVItAP151
DON'T RISK LOSING
"SNAPS"
THEY CANT 13E TAKEN AGAIN
Get finer "snaps' at lower east —
Prompt .flail Service. Send your
film rolls to Star Snapshot Service
to be developed and printed. This
is Canada's largest finishing stu-
dio, serving customers all over
Canada. You'll like our work, too.
Any Size Roll -6 or 8 Exposures.
DEVELOPED AND PRINTED 25c
Praising Star Snapshot Service, a
customer at Windsor, Ont. writes:
suppose it's hard to give your
usual quick service tvith help so
hard to get, but as long as you
turn out such fine pictures, I'll
Wait—if I have to wait."
3 MOUNTED ENLARGEMENTS 250
Size 4x6" til Beautiful Easel 'Mounts
Enlargements 4x6" on ivory tinted
mounts; 7x9" in Gold, Silver, Cir-
cassian Walnut or Black Ebony
finish frames, 59c each. If enlarge-
ment colored, 79c each,
STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE
Box 129, Postal Terminal A, Toronto
Print Your Name and Address
Plainly on A11 Orders,
MAIL YOUR FILMS
TO IMPE1-0AL FOR QUALITY,
service and satisfaction, 6 or 8
exposure films 25c, reprints 8, for
25c. Imperial Photo Service, :Sta-
tion J. Toronto..,_,
LEAP TOBACCO
FIVE POUNDS VIRGINIA . AND
.hurley heat' for pipe *2•110. 'MVO
pounds Bright Virginia Leaf for
Cigarette, 34.00. Postpaid with
flavoring. Natural Leaf 'Tobacco
t:o,. J..t•ai11iugtOn, Ont.
Oht exi( To INV L4\'t'OIis
AN Weill:Ill To IdVb11tY INVI NTOlt
List of inventions and lull rarer.
matiuu sent free. The L.,msuy
Co., ltegieteied Patent Attorneys.
273 Bank Street, Ottawa, Canada.
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b'I:TL:ttdltS'I'ONII.tt ,:ll dr thtat PAN 2
•Patent SoIicaIota Eat.,
18110; 14 1{ing \V a.. -t, I'otelite
Booklet Of Luke motion on re-
quest.
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
MEDICAL
ARTHRITIS POSITIVELY RELIEV-
ed with Breenatone Crystals. Fur.
month's auppiy ?LOG. Indian
Remedies, Box 118, Vancouver.
BANISH THE TORMENT OF ITCH-
ing eczema, psoriasis, acne and
pimples. Posts Eczema Salve
will not disappoint you. Skin
troubles respond readily to this
stainless odourless ointment re-
gardless of how stubborn or
hopeless they may seem. Ser:t
post free. 31,00 per jar. Posts
Remedies, 889 Queer. St. E., To-
rento.
IT'S PROVEN—EVERY SUFFER-
er of Rheumatic Pains or Neur-
itis should try Dixon's Remedy.
Sold only Murre's Drug Store,
335 Elgin, Ottawa., Postpaid $1.60.
:MATTRESSES FOE SALE
NEW SPRING MATTRESS 316.55
—Delivered free to your nearest
station. Yes, really brand new.
Just what you have been waiting
for. Thoroughly epr`rgfiiled lux-
urious mattresses ef better qua:-
ity at lowest .iel:vered price.
Satisfaction guaranteed or nioney
hack. You'll actually save several
dollars on every eine. Shipment
in about 1 week '1f you order
immediately, A11. sizes, Buy from
the old reliable Lnd send remit-
tance to 'WHOLESALE FURNI-
TURE, 10 Market ., Toronto.
QUILTING PATCHES
HES
QUILTING PATCHES
P1011 PINE M1'N'. .�''` I\i;� Oil
Clvcreoating: 1)x +t I:
, x 9, 1 a *
ptcelco.;r Half
lengths: fear bco ii. nee e 0v
Alco rtmn ettt:: for .e ret••:,'_,
el 1 dreu'. clothe ' 1'IS LICE,
abs S leatllna .Ax -e,• . (.1110
PERSONAL
"ELIJ AH C 0 Ill I N G BEFORE
Christ", wonderfuI book free.
Msogiddo Mission, Rochester 11,
N.Y.
RABIIrrS
REAL ANGORAS 'ERE
..Wo,11" Select bre e,1 .t" -tock. Des-
criptive folder Ile Regal Rab.
bitries, Box T2 sit. V: -a1, Man.
11AB1I1Ts
WRITE ]volt SYECI.s L OFFER.
and 1'riee List, Pu_e Tired Red cs
'White New Zealat:dv, Jumbo
Flemish, Chinchill'.s and Pedi-
greed "Woolly \Ve'l::de.r Br -,red"
Angoras. We also buy Rabbits
fur Laboratory- work. State t,L'e,
weight, acmes and cu'antit 7, The
Derry Rabbitry, Rept. 12, 42
Church St., Torun:''. .
.It II ItTMA.'t'IO PAINS
S
SATISFY 1.OURSELF' EVERY
sufferer of Itheuntre le Pains or
Neuritis should try Dixon's.�'Rem-
edy. Sold tally :lans
Store, 335 Elgin, Ottawa. 51•. ---
paid 31.90.
MACSIINL'S
SEWING MACHINES $8.95
NE \\' \\'1LLIAI1, Ct11 11AY.110N118.
upright models, 1t•:ch t wo dr;
$5,115 Latest models, $11.91.
\\ ills ares, Raym l ds•, Fit 0.1's
drophende, with 2 d -,: Avers, 317.553.
Later models with 4 drawers,
322(5,95. SIng'er'.s uprig ht, 312.95;
later models, 314,i'2. Singer drop -
heads with " drawers. your choice
round or long shuttles, 325,515;
latter models with 4 drawer,-,
"3322,55. Vra'y latest. 3:;S.0(1. singer
Jaend Machines, without ent'e'r
$11,:15; with rawer and leek
311 115. Crating c ♦ 7 . 81.00, All
alloy ,,mentioned a .bines 0 1' e
re -conditioned in ow' machine-
shop :end are g•uoa enteecl to be
in best working cenditiou. Send
money order in full or 85.00 do
pusit, balance p:ly:tl'ie tin dt•)ly-
e•t•y, CANADIAN SEW 1\c> 'al :C -
CHINE CO., 117 SASS. S1.. Toronto.
TAPEWORM
STO:11ACFI AN 0 THREAD WORMS
often are the euusu of 111-115121112
in humane all ages. No out: am-
n2un•ei \Vhy not 1•i11d out It this
is your trouble? interett;tinter ear-
ticulers—!'reel Write Aiulveia'0'5
itenledies, Specialists. Toronto 3,
Ont.
TURN 1'0t tt 1I_kti'. INTO CA's 11.
Illuttl'b't' Lelia ilea '2,112 POR
used jute and ,t 1: ,ted Ind
lit h bags, Ole. \l t but ',age
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prates LONIatt .-:.1.11
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11:(1 111:12 MAN, Jt',11 till N 1.1),
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Plt }V. t Nicks 'It',0, 1;.11, 2, St,
t.'ztth.tl'iuos.