Zurich Herald, 1940-02-08, Page 3HAVEWAVEYQY HEARD about the Canada Starch ).Tome
g Service Dept., directed by Mrs. H,
ya Aitken,
recipe and other booklets Authority? It
zt offers a furca range oi,
IIIFIREE
Write now for the Booldetere
titled "52 Cakes a Year' Enclose
a label from any. Canada Starch
Product and address rbe Canada
Starch Home Service Dept. ka,
49 Wo11m onFs ,
Termite.
assasszessesseasseessesseeise
Have You Heard
to
The explorer, bowing low, ap-
proaehed the savage, chief.
eon'ae to you from beyond the
chine et," the white flan began cere-
moniously, "from the Great White
'Sing -- "
"Tell me," interrupted the chief,
"why don't you guys do something
about the punk radio programs you
wend over here?"
"I am very proud of the way my
ems has worked his way to the
top."
"What is he doing?"
'Well, he started as a shoemaker
and finished as a hairdresser."
Ruth was a sweet girl. She was
reading a book that gave the mean-
ing of names. Her mother was
watching her, and thinking of all
the young men who were attracted
ice her.
"Mother," says Ruth, "it says
Philip means lover of horses, and
James means beloved. Mother, I
wonder what George means?"
"I hope, my dear, that George
:aaeans business."
In these modern days of radio
and propaganda, it is now possible
for half the world to learn how the
ether half lies.
A man appeared at the gate of
a nudist colony, rang the bell and
waited.
From inside: `"what, da you.
want?"
"I want to join."
"You can't join with that blue
iatiu4t on."
"That isn't a blue suit, sir. 1 am
just cold."
"Do you enjoy novel reading
Ise Print?"
"Oh, very much. One can assi-
elate= with people in fiction that
one wouldn't dare to speak to in
real life."
What Science
is
Doing
Canadian N ational
R.ailwayrs Revenues
The gross revenues of the all-in-
olusive Canadian National Rail-
ways for the week ending January.
21st, 1940, were $3,813,320, as com-
pared with $3,127,076 for the cor-
responding week of 1939, an in-
crease of $686,244 or 21.9 per Bent.
SLEEPING; SICKNESS SE.CFtET?
For six years, Dr. Alma J. Neill,
physiology .professor at the Uni-
versity of Oklahoma, has been
working on her theory that the
disease of sleeping sickness springs
from a toxin carried in grains of
,corn, possibly other plants.
From the results of her experi-
ments, Dr. Neill believes that the
disease is not a contagious one, bat
rather is a condition transmitted
from plants to animals when the
plants are eaten.
EASE BATTLE WOUNDS
Nevi method of "spot deadening"
of war wounds has been developed
to aid in caring for injured soldier's
en the battlefield.
1'he ernimination of pain by ap-
plying auaesthetice directly to a
wound or the nerves near it with-
out deadening the entire body is
the secret of this method of treat -
anent.
"INVISIBLE GLASS"
,e method for coating the sur-
faces of lenses for eyeglasses and
cameras with a film that will ro-
eist ordinary wear and will trans-
formi the senses into the so-called
invisible glass by eliminating re-
flections from its surface, has been
worked out at the Massachusetts
Institute of Technology.
FOR RANG -Oft
COUGHS
T COLDS
MHO, BRONCIRTtS,
and other Respiratory
Airmenit rake the
Old Reliable
New Head of CBC
Rene Morin, of Montreal, has
been appointed chairman of the
board of directors of the Canad-
ian Broadcasting Corporation.
Modern
Etiquette
BY ROBERTA LEE
How Can
BY ANNE. ASHIEY
Q. Clow eau i make a noveltY
candlestick salad?
A, Use a thick slice of pineapple
for the base, place half a banana
upright for the candle, and to1Y
this with a maraschino cherry:
Serve with French dressing,
Q. flow can i keep the piano free
of moths?
.k. hang a couple or steal). bags$ of
gam camphor inside, near the felt.
13e sure that the bags do not touch
the resounding keys.
Q. How can 1 prevent the mat-
tress and bedding from acquiring
rust status?
A. (live the bed springs a coat of
white or cream -colored paint.
Q. How can 1 clean aluminum -
ware?
�. Try pouring a few ounces of
vinegar into each aluminum uten•
ail, heating it and then scouring
the surface. The surface will look
like new.
Q. HoW can 1. prevent the iron
from sticking to starched goods?
A. A small quantity of turpen-
tine added to the pot of starch will
prevent the iron from sticking to
the goods,
Q. How can I remove the odor of
stale cigarette smoke from a room?
A• Place a pan of ammonia water
in the room overnight.
1. Is a friend who does not pos-
sess the least trace of envy worth'
cultivating?
2. Should a pretty girl in an of-
fice expect special favors on ac-
count of her sex?
3. What would be a good toast
to give at a wedding anniversary?
4. When one is going away on
an extended trip and a friend gives
herr a "send-off" party, should she
write this friend a letter while
away?
5. When you are a guest at a
small dinner party, and a dish is
served that you particularly dis-
like, what should you do?
6. How can a man entertain his
friends if his only hone is one
hotel roon'?
Answers
1. Yes, because this friend in
all probability has many other vir-
tues. According to La Rochefou-
cauld, PThe most certain sign of
being born with great qualities is
to be born without envy." 2. Nev-
er. Her position depends upon her
efficiency, and she is not there to
be courted or petted. 3. "May your
coining anniversaries be out-
numbered only by your coming
pleasures." 4. Yes, and as soon as
possible after leaving, expressing
again how much she enjoyed her
thoughtfulness. 5. The courteous
thing to do is to take a small por-
tion, and pretend to eat it. 6. He
can give a dinner or supper at the
hotel, also a theater or opera
party.
HEALTH
TOPICS
p. w..,.....•••r..,+-...,••,v,. -
Six -Week Feast
Chinese begin preparing fol'
.their New Year (February 18th)
a month in advance. The entire
house is washed clown and every
corner scrubbed. It is decorated
en the outside with paper on
which good wishes are written;
everyone must bathe and women
wash their hair. The custom is to
wear a completely new outfit and
on the first day of the year only
vegetables Like soya -bean curd,
are eaten. Real feasting: begins
on the sovond day when the en-
tire population ceases work. The
poor feast for fourteen days, the
middle-class' for three weeks and
the rich for six weeks. Even at
dinners given by the poor it would
be shameful to sit down to fewer
than nine dishes, while at more
elaborate banquet:, the least num•
ber of ,.'curses is twenty-four.
School hours in Grimsby, Reg -
lead, have been Changed so that
children may get home before the
mid-day traffic rush.
DON'T OVERDO EXERCISE
Too much emphasis is placed on,
exercise as a health factor, Dr. Wil-
liam O'Brien, director of post -grad-
uate medical education at the Uni-
versity of Minnesota believes.
Exercise is beneficial in small
doses but there is danger in over-
doses. "1f you feel in the mood for
exercise, the best thing to do is sit
down and rest until the mood bas
passed," he said,
After the 40th birthday more rest
and a firmer check on bad habits is
necessary, he declared, because
the body cannot stand so much
punishment.
Early Edition).
A level inch of snow last night
Has spread a scribbled page of
white
Where all who walkin careful
shoes
May.read the early morning news.
The milkman with'a six-foot stride
Cance here, and from the other
o side
The newsboy tossed a folded page
Of doings on a wider stage.
H:erc Towser took his morning run
And groveled in the snow for
Sun , . .
But breakfast calls us; back we •go
And leave our doings on the show,
—Gerald Raftery
Feathers Bought
Canadian l^eethcr' & Niatiross
Co.
4147 SPRUCE. ST„ TQRONTO
"It DOES taste good ina pipe"
BANDY s> AI„IIGHT PQUCF4 - 15,
f/5 LB,
"1 -0K -TOP" TIN k0e
also packed in Pocket Tins
DIET FOR COLDS
Complete immunity to infectious
eanuot be brought about by diet-
ary eaeans, and with many diseases
nutrition has no effect, but a tre-
mendous amount can. be done to
keep xesistance ea, a high. level bx V
proper nutrition. •
It has been found that a defic-
iency of any of the necessary food
elements tends to increase suscep-
tibility to infections. The foods to
emphasize are milk, cheese, eggs,
fruits, and vegetables. 1f you are
susceptible to colds take some
source of Vitamin D.
Field Crop Value
(,, rrnoeU r 19.5g
$634,130,000 in Past Year
Was Canada's Best for
Nearly Decade — 15 Per Cent
Over 1938
Canada's production of auto-
mobiles for the eleven months end.
ed November 30, 1939, amounted
to 128,338 units.
STOPPM
Iron a 411ffrr
.of Money Back
leor quick relief from itching of eczema, nitnpieo, atil-
Iste's f oot, scales, scabies, rubes and other euternallyl
caused skin troubies use world-famous, cooling, ante,
',septic, liquid D.D.D. 1'reseription. Greaseless:
mess. Soothes irritation and quickly stops intone°
Vtelling.
drnggisttoday rial bottle
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Rest results at reasonable Cost
from a Canadian school of 40
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Dept. W., MI Day St., Toronto
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SHOES -- WORKING GARMENTS.
Sell Dress and Work Shoes, Sport
s
tend Service Boots, also
Working' Carmelite. Free aolling
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Shoes, Itet;''d., 3407 Notre toame
West, Montreal.
(J oss Yalta) to Canadian fa. mens
of field craps harvested in 1930 was
S631,1:30,000, some 484,061,000 more
titan in 1938, the Dominion serval'.
of Statistics reported in its third
-estimate of 1939 yields.
The revised 1939 figure an (a -
crease et 15 per cent. over 11(38 was
the highest since 1930 when the
vain:Bien was $692,040,0011. i )iluc-
!'aluation of last year's t r
ton, tOweVel', reeked fat' bedew
1919 because bign prices for uta
field crops at that, time set an all-
time top el 0,237,199,000. i.o.''er
farm prices in many instant a nt
1939 onset increased. protluctioe in
many lines.
Value of the 1930 wheat crop,
now estimated at 489,923,000 bush-
els, was placed at $252,779,000, an
increase of $41,514,000 from 1033.
Easier prices offset some of the
production boost.
Coarse grain prices, However,
were better for the 1939 crop than
for the 1938. Oats we)'o valued. at
$106,963,000, ail increase of $i6,626,-
000; barley at $33,147,000, au in-
crease- Of 44,701,000; rye $5,766,000.
an increase of $2,010,0).
The total value mixed grain was
placed at $18,902,000, an iucrease of
$3,776,000.
•
A.lt"the other coarse grains show-
ed increases, especially flax seed
at $3,030,000, more than d.ou.ble
the year before when the crop was
valuer' at $1,420,000.
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c-
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1t caused 6,ty, and hluattng. 1. tried
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wee sods, lino that fo: shorn time
only, .5It.i 0 101010(0 it 4:idr1't hothr.r
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141•,\b AND 'RECONDITIONED
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Outstanding Values that will impel
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n11INf; it)O1li BARGAINS
tQ 4F1 30110 oak dit)r1„ room itedhuffet, extension table shand
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24.i Fumed oak rlining suite,
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39 aline -piece dining
J china cabinet. extension table
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. Beautiful large dieing suite, in
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four chairs. in red leather,
40 Smdin-
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ther upholstered chairs; like new.
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hl0ce
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tury
period dining suite (a
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buffet. extension table, china cabin-
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L six ccurlsonirehonly red wine
sha
4 73 serge assortment of odd buf-
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li Oa 100 mattresses, all sizes, deep-
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49•
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il,'a,ltlfiil largo li ::.nut I,eareora
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Montreal. — __-�----
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SENSATIONAL BARGAINS IN 131311D
clothing! Write for big, free illus-
trated catalogue on Men's, Ladies
and Children's used clothing.
Gowdy's Mail Order Department.
ped, Notre
t. Dame Avenue,e, "4irinni-
• suite, .•,,mpictei refini:;hed,
drrsacr, chiffonier, c: 1143', bomb,
full size: hod, Sag.t.'. I ritlg al:•i
nen lnattross.
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' 1.711 ra-nroderli 1'1,1dr, nth :.lite.
,'u2 1'l, tray" ref;a!-h,. 4 dra-, Ser
'hiffanivr. vanity, b.,t ch ).'till size
bed, Sagless spring, 1.,_'1
and pair pillows.
1'19ed
tltdpt,ysess\,
, a,n:utiful t:nl
J• nut he,11 t1n111 511i,. oU$t el 00t4
month, cost t 311 Jt, 1r., ge dreo s,.r.
Vanity, :iliffetnies, full s(::1 bed edit
Sahli:.., spring guat•r:t,. ,•d pert .:t.
(;Ill S'r:t'JR.t" l'11.1.) ItA.ItI.A,l:"t
.I 7 (:).4 y Cntlliort•.hlc' 0712 4:) 1o11n:1..
spring-f(lle d Irl: 5C, ,l, ,,;
well-fill"1 cushions. 1:1)11 1 toed 0)
relele easily •t..,'rrtuci
double or' two singlo. h'•d"•
1-. 1t111 15tert'dsample,
11, . 'i field quetitbee.
brown reap, has 1.1're ward:„tan
eolnpsrtnh'nt for
. blr
10 Studio Ante, lhup?,cos,
mod-
ern .lr`�ig'11, 111 .1,.011,1 fr )110^.
,pr1)1(1 rifled throne:hole, eoversd
511111'133 r,.pp; yu111' ,').bice 11 0011.00.
:701v ,lvie living 0,"0111 ten fit'.
-. lo pieces), 8 -pilo' .'hesterfielcl
suite, upholstered in brown rent,.
reverebridge hemp andMershiisiikll t1001+lir uwalt ut:
end table, sick i'ushit'n :able leo*,
and shade, and modern metal molt-
ing stand.
Oa Smart 3 -pie - e •'hesterfield suite
upholstered in novelty rap.
figured reversible Dil0t` tail splint
cushion:., pillow army ,,ad ea.S'C'1
show wood facings.
t1 Beautinta large three-pieco
chesterfield suite, upholstered
10 figured brown \•Moue. Marshall
spring cushions, spring -filled arms, •
thoroughly clean.
34.95 California hod ehairs, large,
as,tertnleilt ov0r0, tali
Michail spring c 011'of10l.v..
Itt(4 sl'.[Y:IAL.S
Seamless quality, Oriental, modest,
and conventional putts 1s, in Ax -
minsters, ',VlItolls, Broadlooms WA
tapestries, in most all s'::'oi, at pa: -
war pricey.
ODD PIECES
Modern breakt'a.st suitor, buffet
3�. table and six elleies in watt e
fall design; your c1ui00 of Iolo,'
combinations.
8.95
and up, gas 500103. 3 511-3 4-
burners,thurOUSII1y creed clod
guaranteed.
,1O.sO lsitehcn cabinets 111 dale and
J
enamel finishes, Svith sliding
por10l151n table tops, completely re.
conditioned.
14.5O a piece breakfast suite, buf
fet, drop-leaf table and buf-
fet, in good order.
OPEN' I,! I::CI'4 C:?
Roy with eonfidenee. All goods eol0
on a. positive money -back guarantee
of 5retisflrctlon.
LYONS FURNITURE CO.
478 Yonge St., Toronto
011e Meek North of College
ISSUE NO. 6''40