Zurich Herald, 1945-02-22, Page 2Death From Wounds
. Is Greatly Reduced
The rate of death from combat
wounds in this war has been re-
duced to little more than half
what it was in the First Great
War, Major General Albert W.
Kenner, chief Army Supreme Head-
quarters medical officer, said re-
cently.
He said this was accomplished
though 55 to 60 percent. of the
Injuries in this war were due to
high explosive artillery and
mortar fire. In the First Great
War 60 percent. of the casualities
were caused by small arms fire.
The mortality rate from battle
wounds is running under four
percent, cf the total injured. In
the last war it was from seven to
eight percent. Even among cases
which would have been consider-
ed hopeless in the last war, many
now are being saved through use
of adequate equipment, and be-
cause of specialized surgery, the
speed of the jeep and the transport
plane in moving the wounded
back, and the benefits of sulfa
drugs and penicillin.
During the last war, 60 percent.
of the battle casualties developed
infection. In this war the rate
is less than 10 percent.
THE LADY QUITS
Outspoken, Virginia -born Lady
Astor, above, first woman to sit
in British' Parliament, will retire
at expiration of her current term
a year from now, she revealed
in London on the 25th anniver-
sary of day she first took seat.
Churchill 'Settles'
That Son -In -Law
This is a London story which
is being credited to Vic Oliver,
who has a sense of humor: Oliver
dined with his father-in-law, Win-
ston Churchill. "Pop", he asked
the Prime Minister who dislikes
being addressed as pop, "if you
had to be a dictator, which of the
dictators would you rather be?" ...
"I'd prefer to be Mussolini," said
Churchill. . . "But why Mus-
solini?" asked his son-in-law. 'Mus-
solini is the weakest, was the first
to succumb and now is alive only
by the grace of Hitler." . "Mus-
solini", said Churchill, "is the only
man .I know who could have his
son-in-law shot and get away with
'When In Rome' . ; v
A navy officer learned that In
Rome it is best to do as the Ro-
mans do—and that is to keep hands
off somebody else's fights. He
dame out of a store in Rome and
found two Italians fighting at the
(curb. One was big; the other was
/small,.
-The officer went to the rescue
of the srnall chap and sent the big
one on his way. The small fellow
Shouted his thanks and ran down
the street,
The officer smiled with the hap-
piness of a man who has done a
good deed. Then an Italian by-
stander stepped up to him and
explained,
The big fellow had been beating
up the small one because the small
ane was stealing articles from the
-svy officer's jeep.
City + f . ,, berdeen -
r n bed 32 Times
"The Granite City" Most
Bombed Area of Scotland
Interesting revelations have been
made regarding the bombing of
Scotland by the Germans, and it is
surprising to learn that the most
bombed city is Aberdeen, which•
has suffered 32 raids, some of them
very severe, continents The Strat-
ford Beacon -Herald. Next come
the small fishing ports of Fraser-
burgh and Peterhead, also in Aber-
deenshire with 23 attacks each. No
other municipalitiy had more than
about one-third as many raids as
Aberdeen Edinburgh coming next
with 12, although the naval base
of Rosyth and the Forth bridige,
a few miles away, were among the
earliest targets of the war. Glas-
gow had 10 raids.
* * *
It would he interesting to learn
why, the Germans picked on the
city of Aberdeen and the towns
of Fraserburgh and Peterhead.
"The Granite City" has. a popu-
lation of 170,000; Peterhead about
14,000 and Fraserburgh 10,000.
Aberdeen and Glasgow are each
500 miles from ,the nearest Ger-
man air bases in Holland, and
Glasgow is a much more valuable
objective from the German point
of view than all the Aberdeenshire
ports put together, the Clyde being
perhaps the greatest shipbuilding
centre in the world. The Aber-
deenshire ports have shipbuilding
yards, and they also furnish a very
Iarge proportion of the mine-
sweepers of the country. Being en-
tirely built of granite, the city of
Aberdeen could stand a' good deal
of knocking about.
* * *
The Aberdonians may wonder
why the Germans bombed them
more than any other area of Scot-
land. Maybe they look upon it as
a compliment, because it is the
headquarters of the toughest of all
the Scottish regiments — the Gor-
don Highlanders.
Animals In Zoo
Miss The Children
The flying bomb evacuation of
children from London has had a
noticeable effect on the zoo.
Whereas the crowds of children
used to collect to stare at the
animals, the ani•.nals now rush to
get a look at the children, Britain
Magazine relates.
You Will Enjoy Staying At
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TORONTO
• Every Room with Rath, Show-
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• Single. 82.50 up—
Double, ;$3.50 ap.
Good Food. Dining and Danc-
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Tel. RA. 4135
ieadache
Nothing is more depres-
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HEADACHE POWDERS_ is
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VOICE OP THE
PRESS
A FOOT -FELT GIFT!
A soldier in a foxhole on a Pa-
cific island gave his profane vo-
cabulary a complete yrorkout the
other day when he received as a
present from his sweetheart a pair
of felt bedroom slippers.
• — Kitchener Record
WEIGHT EXAGGERATED
Psychologists are arguing over
an Enp;lish writer's claim that the
human soul weighs about two
ounces. In the case of some people
we know, that estimate is away too
high.
— Windsor Star.
DECEPTIVE
We thought a friend's wife was
down town with a patch- over one
eye, but it was only her hat.
— Quebec Chronicle -Telegraph.
`DON'T BE AFRAID, SIS!'
Apparently as jittery in the p. esence of a snake as the .next woman,
this Army nurse, is reassured by the firm grip the Allied soldier
takes on her wrist as the pair watch an Indian snake charmer do
his stuff in a Bombay street.
`Thunderer' Prints
50 000th Daily Issue
The Tines, of London, last week
published its 50,000 th consecutive
issue --never having missed a dal,
of publication .. since hs founding,
Jan, 1, 1785.
The fanged daily first anpearec.i
as the single -sheet Daily Universal
and Register when the youngel
William Pitt was Prime Minister.
Three years later, , it was re-
named The Times ane,, as far bath
as 1820, its editorials won for,
it the nickname of "The Thun-
derer." It is not published on
Sundays.
Money For Organizations!
Church organizations and ' other
groups can add to their funds by,
selling the Health League's 11)45
Nutrition Calendars which contain
nutrition and 'vitamin charts. These
calendars in color are as attractive ,
as they are 'useful and they retail
at 25 cents each. Organizations may,
obtain lots of 25 or more at 15
centre each calendar. For calendar*
or further Information w r 1 t e
HEALTH LEAGUE. 05' CANADA,
Nutrition Division, 111 Avenue ltd.,
Toronto 5, Ontario.
AGENTS WANTED
MEN AND WOMEN IN TOWNS TO
handle the sale of 200. guaranteed
products on a part time basis.
Very attractive proposition. Par-
ticulars, Xmas Pamphlet, Cat-
alogue FREE on request; FAM-
• ILEX, 1600 Delorimier, Montreal.
AN OLD ESTABLISHED CHICK
hatchery wants agents in cer-
tain localities in Canada to take
orders for chicks in your spare
time. The commission is good
and the chicks are well and fav-
ourably known: Write for ,tfull
details Box No. 182, 73 Adelaide
W., Toronto.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WILL SELL OR EXCHANGE FOR
a business located In Toronto or
other larger Ontario town 2- ad-
jacent farms of 100 and 150 acres,
located 100 miles east of Toron-
to. Highest class buildings on
both properties. 170 acres till-
able. Lots of running water.
Valued at $12,000. Box No.. 186,
73 Adeiaido W., Toronto.
BABY CHICKS
100 CHICKS FREE
WITH EVERY ORDER OF 100 PUL -
let chicks, we give 100 free chicks
(our choice). Leghorn pullets
$22.95 per 100, barred Rock pul-
lets $19.95 per 100. White Rock
Pullets 324.95 per 100. Brown leg -
horn Pullets 824.95 per 100. All
chicks sold backed by . high . egg
pedigreed stock. $1.00 -books • your
order, balance C.O.D. Guaranteed
100% live delivery. Kent Hatch-
ery, Chatham, Ontario.
THE PURCHASE OF BABY
chicks is an investment. The pur-
pose of an investment is to get
dividends. If for any reasoa. a
proportion of the chicks die Or
become unthrifty, dividends dis-
appear. The Poultry Industry -
cannot afford these losses. They
add greatly to the cost of pro-
duction. Top Notch chicks are all
from Government Approved
bloodtested breeders and are
noted for their livability. Send
for early booking discount price -
list and catalogue today. Also
laying and ready to lay pullets
for immediate delivery. Top
Notch Chickeries, Guelph, Ont:
BUY GOVERNMENT
APPROVED CHICKS
EVERY BREEDER GOVERNMENT
banded and blood -tested. Avoid
disappointment by ordering your
chicks early. Write for 1945
prices, and catalogue containing
the proper brooding and methods
used in raising better poultry.
1V'IONKTON POULTRY
FARMS
Monkton, Ont.
$1.06,: BOOKS YOUR ORDER
ORDER. YOUR 1945 CHICKS NOW,
and not be disappointed. A11
chicks are from guaranteed test-
ed stock, and from 25 oz. eggs
or better. Barred Rocks mixed
lper
00hi Leghorns
$11.0per White
Rock Pullets $19.00 per 100.
white Leghorn Pullets 322.00 per
100, white Rocks mixed $16.00
per 100, white Rock Pullets
324.00 per 100, Brown leghorns
mixed $13.00 per 100, Brown leg
horn pullets 324.00 per 100. We
guarantee 100% live delivery,
balance paid C.U.D. Maple CitY.
Hatchery, Chatham, Ontario.
LAYING AND READY TO LAY
Barred Rocks, New Hampshiree,
White Leghorns and Hybrid pul-
lets for immediate delivery. Also
booking orders for 1945 chicks.
Free catalogue. Top Notch Chick
eries, Guelph, Ontario.
2F YOU HAVE THE RIGHT EQUIP-
anent to take care of January -
February chicks, put It to work,
getting your chicks into produc-
tion tor the time when prices are
good. But whenever you want
your chicks, now or later, get
your order in in good time. Bray,
Hatchery, 180 John N., Hamilton,
Ont.
380.00 IS NOT •TO BE SNEEZED
at—to win this an easy way send
for Contest folder giving full de-
tails, This year when ordering
4 chicks buy livability—not liabil-
ity—buy Tweddle Chicks; that's
right—livability — the most tm-
portant word In the chicken bus-
iness. For 19 years Twedclle
Chicks have proved they can take
it because Tweddle Hatcheries
13IGGS AND MEAT ARE THE TWO
cash sources of poultry income,
get our calendar and pricelist
and learn why our high egg roc-
ord, large bodied birds will make
more money for you. Big Rock
Farm, Mille Roches, Ont, Box W.
ORDER YOUR CHICKS NOW.
AND YOU ARE GUARANTEED
your chinks for next spring when
You want them. tarred Rock
mixed $12.00 per 100, white leg -
horns mixed 311.00 per 100, Bar-
red Rock Pullets $19.00 per 100,
White leghorn pullets $22;00 per
100. .13eavy Breed Ciels, 36.00 per
100, Leghorn Olds. 32.00 per 100,
All chicks hatched from 26 oz.
eggs or better and from speeial
Mated Melte, Guaranteed 100%
live delivery. 31.00 books your
order, balance C.O.D. Rainbow
Hatehery, Chatham, "Ontario.
'BABY CHICKS.
25 FREE CHICKS
OUR FOUNDATION STOCK IS
registered and pedigreed birds.
Nothing- better in Canada. Order
now. Prices for mixed baby,
chicks, males and females: Bar-
red Rocks, $12.00 per hundred;
White Leghorns, 311.00; White
Rocks, $15.00; Brown Leghorns,
313.00. Pullet prices: Barred
Rocks; 319.00; White Leghorns,
$22.00; White Rocks, $24.00;
Brown Leghorns, 324.00. 25, free
chicks, our choice, will be given
for each 200 mixed chicks order-
ed and 25 free chicks for each
100 day old pullets ordered.
Goddard Chick Hatchery, Bri-
tannia Heights, Ontario.
DYEING et (:LEANING
HA V1:1 1'0U AN1THING 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.
. FOR SALE
ELECTRIC MOTORS, NEW. USED,
bought, sold, rebuilt; belt s,
pulleys, brushes. Allen Electric
Company Ltd., 2326 Dufferin St.,
Toronto.
THE SKY WAS MY FRIEND—
poems of the late Mary McCul-
lough, 50' cents postpaid. Mrs. G.
A, McCullough, Nevem, Ontario.
CANADIAN GROWN SAGE
for sale, $1.15 per pound. Postage
prepaid. McGuigan's Orchard,
Cedar Springs, Ont. •
A LOVELY MAHOGANY R E D
Irish setter. Makes an ideal- gift
• for him and the whole family.
' Pedigreed pups and grown dogs
bred from 'champions. H. Mincer.,
Roseland.
WINDSOR TURRET LATHE
FOR SALE, 2% -INCH CAPACITY,
now operating. 650 Runnymede,
Toronto.
REGISTERED BEAGLE PUPS,
springer spaniels, a 11 ages,
promptly shipped; 60 young reg-
istered Southdown ewes, good
- service rams. Peter Porter, Bur-
ford, Phone 280.
AIRDALES, BOSTONS, COLLIES,
Wire Fox, Cockers, Dalmations,
many others. 4323 St. Dominique,
lefontreal, P.Q.
HOMER PIGEONS POR SALE,
pedigreed, 500 -mile birds and
Youngsters, 35 per paair and up.
Clayton Ladd, Auburn, Ontario.
RABBITS
PURE BRED—FLEMISH GIANTS,
Special prices, mature pair $8.00
doe, $5.00; six months doe $3.50;
buck, $2.50; four months doe,
32.50, buck 32.00. Young, good,
Grade Stock, half price. Mature
does, 33.00. D. Smith, Mount For-
est, Ontario, Box 208.
JERSEY BULLS FROM SILVER
Medal Dams, by our AA Senior
Sire Edgeley Standard Noble
Lad, classified very good, by the
Silver Medal Sire, Brampton
.Tester's Standard 2nd. Reasonably
priced. Vaughan Acres Limited,
R.R. 2, Maple, Ont.
BROAD BREASTED BRONZE
Turkeys, vigorous, healthy stock.
Also Jamesway sectional, hot
water incubator, capacity 6500
eggs. We can still book a few
orders for Poults, both bronze
and white Hollands. S. H. Ed-
wards, R.R. 4, Watford. Ontario.
TOGGENBERG PEDIGREED MILK-
ing goat, also young doe: small
henhouse,, and run, 'all $50.00. Fal-
coner, Ile Perrot, Que.
POULTRY GRITS
BUY CANADIAN GRITS AND SAVE
25% and produce better eggs.
We have available for immediate
shipment in carload lots or less,
white soluable (98% Calcium,
Carbonatd and white insoluable
(over 99% Silica). Agents *ant-
ed. Write for prices and samp-
les.
STINSON REEB SUPPLY
CO., LTD.
5585. Delorimier Ave.,
Montreal, (tete.
44 ACRES BLACK SAND GOOD
land. Good building, $3,500.. Half
T bury MikeNoKricfalusia, R.R. 5,
MEDICAL PRACTICE
FOR SALE IN BUSY RURAL COM -
triunity on main highway, not far
from Toronto. Box 180, 73 Ade-
laide W., Toronto.
PA.STTJItE MIXTURES—ALFALFA
ALFALFA SEED—ONT. GROWN
DON'T WAIT. ORDER N 0 W.
Quantity limited, secure your re-
qulrernents while it , lasts, of
hardy, adaptable home grown
seed of high purity and germ-
ination, positively the best seed
we have ever offered. Fahey No.
1 Government graded seed 37c
per pound delivered; samples on
e request. Also hybrid ' seed corn,
pasture Mixtures, registered oats,
bean* and 'peas. We supplied the
Ontario Department of Agelcul-
tura during 1044 with special
rays and clover seeds. Apply to:
W.. E. Reid, Bos 103. c'hothem.
Ontar lo.
FOR SALE
BREEDER TURKEYS, NARRA=
anset and genuine broadbreasted
bronze from government tested
stock. Males up to 25 and 30
lbs. December delivery. Glendon
McDoneli, Greenfield, Ont.
FOR SALE—CLYDESDALE G17LD-
ing and filly rising 3 to 4 years.
Apply John A. Wallace, R.R. 2,
St. Paul's, Ont.
seArt11IS FOR SALE
312,000-100 ACRE FARM, LAKE
frontage situated on No. 3 High-
way near Palmyra, Ont. Tiled
about every 4 rods to lake. Good
buildings and very good 'soil.
Apply to Box 2, Glencoe, Ont.
176 ACRE FARM, 6 MiLES FROM
Exeter, sandy loam, all under
cultivation, no waste land, abund-
ance water, 70 acres Fall Wheat,
Brick house, hydro, telephone,
banked barn 70 by 40, 2 concrete
silos, poultry house 60 by 40,
three floors, capacity 4,000 lay-
ing bens, tool shed, 1 acre or-
chard. Price $12,000. Apply to:
W. E. Reid, Box 103, Chatham,
Ontario. .
FARhI HELP WAN'T17D
ATTENTION — TRAPPERS, LUM-
berrnan, farmers, a marvelous se-
cret to snare foxes, five times
luckier than traps. Address Louis
Roy, Estcourt, Que.
HAIRDRESSING
LEARN HAIRDRESSING THE
Robertson method. Information
on request regarding classes..
Robertson's Hairdressing 'Acad-
emy, . 137 Avenue Road, Toronto.
HAIR GOODS
Only firm in Canada manufacturing
ladies' and gentlemen's hair goods
exclusively. Write us for particu-
lars.
WHITE'S HAIR GOODS
258 Yonge St., Toronto, Ontario
SIUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
FRED A. BODDINGTON BUYS,
sells, exchanges musical instru-
ments. 111 Church, Toronto 2.
MACHINERY REPAIRS
MACHINERY REPAIRS
GENERAL MACHINE SHOP WORK
ELECTRIC AND ACETYLENE
WELDING
METALLIZING
HAVE YOUR WORN SHAFTS
AND BUSHINGS MADE LIKE
NEW BY THE NEW METAL
SPRAY PROCESS
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Godson Contracting
Co., Ltd.
Union St., Toronto
JUNCTION 7360
M IED.ICAL
BAUMEEKA FOOT BALM destroys
offensive odor instantly, 45c'
bottle. Ottawa agent, Denman
Drug Store, Ottawa.
STOMACH AND THREAD WORMS
often are the cause of i11 -health
in humans, all ages. No one im-
mune! Why not find out if this
is your trouble7 Interesting par-
ticulars—Free! Write Mulveney's
Remedies, Specialists, Toronto 8.
CONSTIPATION, BILIOUSNESS,
liver trouble, depressed head-
Lche, quickly relieved with Fig -
ax tablets, Keep regular with
Fig -Lax, 25c at Druggists..
READ THIS—EVERY SUFFERER
of Rheumatic Pains or Neuritis
should try Dixon's Remedy. Mun-
ro's Drug Store, 335 Elgin, Ot-
tawa, Postpaid 31.00.
DIXON'S REMEDY—FOR NEUR-
itis and Rheumatic Pains. Thous-
ands; satisfied. Menro's Drug
Store, 335 Elgin, Ottawa, Post-
paid 31.00.
BREENATONE HEALTH SALTS
positively does relieve Arthritis
and Rheumatism. Painful, swol-
len joints reduced no matter how
long you have suffered. Months
supply 31.00 postpaid. Indian
Remedies, Box 118, Vancouver,
B.C.
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358 . BL OOR W., TORONTO
flranehes; 44 !Ling St, Hamilton,
ee 74 Rideau Street, Ottawa.
PATENTS
FETHERSTONHAUGH & COMPANY
Patent Solicitors. Established
1890; 14 King West, Toronto.
Booklet of Information on re-
quest.
PERSONAL
"ELIJAH C 0 51 1 N G BEFORE
Christ," wonderful book free.
Megiddo Mission, Rochester 11,
N.X.
HITLER'S LAST WILL AND
Testament! Big laugh) novelty,
10e. Catalog fir e e. EMPIRE
NOVELTIES, Peterboro. Ont. •
runTots S
TIME TESTED QUALITY
SERVICE and SATISFACTION
Your films properly developed and
prin ted
6 OR 8 EXPOSURE ROLLS 25e
REPRINTS 8 for 25c
FINEST ENLARGING SERVICE
You may not get all the films you
want this year, but you can get all
the quality and service you desire
by sending your films to
IMPERIAL PHOTO SERVICE
Station J, Toronto 's'
STABII'S
WANTED, OLD CANADIAN
Stamps on envelopes also will
b u y collections of Canadian
Stamps at good prices. Write now'
to K. • C. Vizzard, Jeweller,
Wheatley, Ontario.
STAMPS!
ACADIAN STAMP CO., BOX iia,
Masson. Que. Free. Set
4 Ecua-
dor, Darwin Comm. to purchasers
of our 30c, 100 different packet,
requesting approvals. Post free.
WE BUY STAMP COLLECTIONS—
best tuneto sell—good prices
paid. Send in for; offer. Also fine
stamps on approval. York Stamps,
Toronto 1.
TANNING TAXI DERMI;V
DEER HEADS WANTED, will pay,
good price for large Duce Heads,
long necks not out up the throat.
Write foe particulars.
DEER HEADS mounted reasonable
prices.
DEER HIDES tanned into glove
leather. We also buy Deer !Tides.
BEAR HIDES tanned and made into
Floor Rugs, and Robes.
PDX SKINS •cg's FURS tanned and
made into Neckpieces.
OLIVER SPANNER 0,0, LTD.
26A Elm Street, Toronto
TRAPPERS' SUPPLIES
NEWLY "INVENTED AUTOMATIC
Snare Trap." The simplest and
fastest trap, anybody can make
it in 10 minutes, can setsnare
.3 times size of ordinary sets,.
can use any kind of wire. Excel-
lent for snow sets. Guaranteed
will catch any suspicious animal
from bear to weasel. 31.00 for
plan and instruction. Peter Zep-
nig, Waltham, Quebec.
WANTED
HIGHEST PRICES PAID POR RAW
Furs, Rabbit Skins, Ginseng and
Golden Seal. Satisfaction guar-
anteed. Ship to Heller and Era-
'leigh, 147 Harrison Street, To-
ronto.
•ADVERTISER IS ANXIOUS TO
• contact any person or firm who
has filed away copies of the To-
ronto Sunday World during the
years 1915 and 1916. Advertiser,
206 Queen St. D. (top flat) To-
ronto.
SAWMILL PLANER AND MATCH-.
er ip good condition, write giving
details. John Lahti, 713 Ontario
St., Sudbury.
WANTED PUPPIES, ALSO GROWN
dogs. Kennels, 1634 Queen East,
Toronto.
BLACKSMITH S H 0 P WANTED
for cash in live town. M. Chuck-
ara, 69 Tecumseth St., Toronto,
WANTED) PRINCIPAL FOR THREE
roomed school, Wawa, Ontario.
Salary 31700.00 per annum. Du-
ties to begin January 2. State
qualifications and inspector for
reference. A. 31 McAuley, Sidente,
Ontario
•
NURSES WANTED
REGISTERED NURSE, $90 PER
month, room and board included.
$30 • graduate nurse per month,
room and board included. Apply.
Waterford P r i v a t e Hospital,
Waterford, Ont.
GENERAL D U'I' Y GRADUATE
Reg. Nurses, 10 hour day, 6 day
week, alternating service—day
or night; $90.00 monthly with
maintenance. Cornwall General
Hospital, Cornwall, Ont.'
.530 Carats
A diamond of gem quality,
weighing about 580 carats in the.
rough was recently found in
Sierra Leone, Africa; this is more
than twice the size of any previ-
ously found in this British Colonial
Empire,
ISStJ 61.1944
ri