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Port Perry Star (1907-), 16 Jul 1942, p. 2

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Lg Tow N Czechs Toss Pens And Wreck Train Come along with a Czecho-Slo- MODERN R.CM.P. Call For ETIQUETTE . Special Duty Men EAT EN SLOW... Cal we SS a her i te ood ie PAR ASA te Js Cad Dt + >: AMA AE EITC AA a hg Co Cro iG H War Time Prices and Trade » 1 -- i 3 Board Clarifies Ruling on through the umbilical cord to A Trem . - SIG na their babies. The inoculations A little boy was daying his 2 Wi iy James Stewart, service admin- had boi effect upon pregnancy or HOW CAN 1? Prayers in 8 very small voice, . C L A S SIF | E D A D Vv E R T | S E ME N T S esp istrator for the Wartime Prices delivery.--Time. ) his Mole il you, dear, adi and Trade Board, announced last Q. How can I PSa10. : - R make a good ' i a - vith Gg trucks used to haul "any Te hf i g the Wags oi Pg you," TAY CIE BUICKS -- PONTIACS HEREFORD BULLS products or materials" may carry * " . NDIERS ; . 3 RBI : . 3 CHICKS, PULLETS, DAYOLD OR ANDERSON McLAUGHLIN BUICK- PURMBRED HEREFORD BULLS as many as two passengers in the ed in New Zealand may be ship- A, Use the following treatment p Carton, Land <dayold cockerels. Pontiac Ltd, the largest dealers for immediate service. Due to ac- cab, in addition to the driver. ped without refrigeration. once a week: Mix with the yolk gto pulling up a young lady Prompt delivery when you want in Lanade of Foc pm - quisition of the herd of the late: y . 'ag i : i w ivi 3 : them. It looks good policy, 1 - 2. J. Thompson of Montreal, we The new ruling has been form- According to the Dairy News of an egg one tablespoon of skin _ ae 10 Was driving u car, tho police- et ee 2 i TREY over Toronto. You can always be sure have a large sclection, yearlings vlated: Mr. Stewart. sald in a state | Letter, only pure, unsalted whey tonic,- applying to thewface and man said to her sternly. sufficient to meet the good mar- gh fol nip Sool Ged ent $09 der its, all of a Fy 8 art. se 4 Io Tens : 13 - is id v 1 ki for.h d - ery ' reeding. Prices from up. ment, "following a barrage of eco- butter is used for dehydrating, Sing to dry. Then apply the , ua, miss, did_you know that A home an ovelseas con. Oc Bo i J wg Se Vlegting, [oben ind ME quiries about the exact signifi- -although experinients are being caten white of the egg over not only were you on your wrong * ossible. Bray Hatchery, 180 vice and with excellent ures, We Renfrew, Ont. Telephone Rene catice ot 1 Hoard Srier carried on with creamery butter. this. ~ Allow to dry and rinse off. |' side, but you were travelling at ohn N., Hamilton. it A Built rE throudh on frown. > April which prohibited operation , "The butter is melted ovr a Ts will eradicate the small wrink. $0 Wiles an' hour in a built-up aes hn rin, Yrer MEDICAL of trucks for- transportation of jet of steam, the Dairy News = and refine the texture of the Bron ls } : BABY CHICKS Be re wa oa rare rp rs "persons other .than the driver Letter said, "and the riehed fo) Sram: . = . excl itn Hl . shat marvellous ® STARTED CHICKS 2 AND 3 WEEK = fone'. & sults after taking Dixon's Rem- Lr and any assistant or assistants" | and condensed-steam are run-into Q. How can I avoid evaporation "A 3 op © sweet young thing. old for immediate delivery. Only = Seuritya, inroa Lo necessary to load or unload goods, a Se Which abiomatiselly when cooking soup? hoon only learned to drive yes- / Laat For cfm id ie COOK WANTED HS Elgin, Ottawa, Postpaid - separates the water that settie A, Be sure never to let the ye / on 2 and 3 k old W. Leghorn - ae 5 ob Necessary Trips by gravity from the butter-fat- soup boil. Allow it to simmer -- and 1. Min. XW. Leghorn pilot lah oon oh She MOTORS The April order was not intend- water solution." : slowly. If it boils, much of the A New York columnist tells 0 ge gg vo start, #hohie M{. 5008 tor abboint- : ; o od" 16 prevent trucks, LranmOring After several other steps, the Pil 15. Worn er rmatn about a woman who tried to turn Tweddle Chick Hatcheries Lim: Plot or wits 11 batkioos, dor. 17. 0VI HAN LO OIE Yuna goods from carrying passengers material is subjected to a special and the best of the flavor is 153%. over her husband to collectors for ited, }ergus, Ontario. ag oil--guaranteed to restore com- it there was room in the cab-- technique of cooling, filled into Q. How can I k old rubber. - -- hin PP AY Yoh Wine for example, a farmer's wife going | sterile cans and sealed. Bot Sroathor 2 wing 2 good |. "We can't take him," onv of BABY CHICKS DUGS WANTED nipeg, Man, SRA Avs WA _ to town on a shopping trip. The Dairy News Letter sald the oath powder: the "collectors argued. . WANTED PUPPIES ANY BREED, == "In fact," Mr. Stewart said, "It product could be used in its dry A. By mixing equal parts of Why not?" demanded the wo- STARTEL LCHICKY, Iwo AND proterably thoroughbreds, Give OLD RUGS REWUVEN NEW is expected that whenever shop- state by pastry cooks and ice cornstarch and talcum. man, "He's a heel, ain't he?" I I ad wine 1 a orp tT el RUUS, NEW RUUS MAUR KFRUM ping can be done on trips that cream manufacturers. Conversion Q. How can 1 eliminate odors Maybe he was a wooden, mot |:- Sa We Lr Eiotns, Black > : a non au Wiring Som. are necessary for the hauling of back into butter is achieved by in. the refrigerator? a rubber heel. : yagi Liehe BE white Write for buoklyc 2 produce, grain, etc., this practice adding salt and water. . A. Borax and lukewarm water ' ~ Wyandotte, White Rock, Ne DYEING & CLEANING = will be followed." go nly i "By Jove, Mas, you've {umpshire X Barred Rock, White RHEUMATIC i ee is a g solution for washing the , holed i " J Leghorn Barred Rock, Light HAVE YOU ANYTHING NEEDS TTI ET ; No specla) permit was required | JS, War Output ~~ | inside of the refrigerator. It mot" | = 5. 8 one ya Sussex X Now Hampshire, Barred | "gyeing or cteaning? Write to us | FROTMUANCHIHGNE, ARNT for passengeis on trucks making h . . only cleans it wonderfully well, weel, it saves wear and waiting. Can ship the day we 3or Jolormilin) WE ars ib Dixon's Remedy for Rheumatie necessary hauling trips. Operators Headache For Axis but tends to eliminate any stains tear on ma wee ball." id 4nd Neder Jad SN ment ng Farkors 'Dys Works Sore, ESE Bilin, Ottawa. Posts of such trucks, however, were ---- or odors. - Chick Hateheries Pi I Ag Limisea. 190° Yonge Sizast,, To. paid $1.00. RI subject to provincial laws or regu- President Roosevelt announced Q. How can I i Ontario. . - i S . revent burnin 'QQ ' | lations affecting transportation of last week that in May the United when baking hl and Ha HARNESS & COLLARS : hii Ss L ie d F 3 passengers by truck, tates turned out nearly 4,000 is used for sweetening? Farmers Attention -- Consult SPECIAL PRICE ON CHICKS WO Faun Japan MAL AND MI myo Individual permits' would be planes and more than 1,600 A. When baking cakes or cook- your nearest Harness Shop MONTH OF JULY : REBUILT 38 HP. LISTER FULL Bundled Edgings,' Give full pars | freely granted to farmers and | -tanks. "| ies in which honey is used as a' about-Staco Harness Supplies. TTI, - Ero vg WE wy Ml jlculats, Waiter Bchiess, Nineteen } other rural residents to use their Releasing official war produc- sweetening, bo SUES (3 USs 4 To. We sell our goods:only through Br nur FLU quaLiey I. Blackstorie; 2b H.P. Deuts; elinda- Btreet,~ Toronto. il : trucks to carry themselves, tiielr tion figures for the first time ther moderate temperature, as Loa hd She 5 Wr oo ater agilvary! i Her ors Lots. Loto TEACHER | } £ families, employ f i Pe i. * ) . e goods are sarge quantity of famous Leg- 0 19 : i § dg, employees or. neighbors 3 since Pearl Harbor, the Presi they will burn if the oven is-too | | right, and -so are our prices. orn, 9c; Pullets. 18c: Cockereis atlon hi Mill; 1735 Jtte body WANTED--A qualified Protestant } on trips for essential purposes ~| dent asserted in a statement that | joc 1d I Sid lb c; Darred ltocks, Hampshires, jnternationsl Hoshi, damonstiat. teacher. for 8.5, No. 2 South Sher | J | 'when other means of transporta- | the United States also turned out tories -- Harness, Horse Col- , Hybrids, Ivo: bullets 17c; Cocker- Separators; paint, while it laste, brooke, Dulles to commence" i iY EE tion were not available. Applica- nearly. 2,000 artillery and anti- lars, Sweat Pads, Horse Blan jmmediate delivery Tunsta sof 3350 LoL, slam, The shove hriy oN, Biche, Seer Troan, Mabors | wos - tions would be received and tank guns in May, and these were f kets, and Leather Travellin Troon ak hog Poe Melotte, . Magnet and Premier y, R 3 i handled promptly by the regional exclusive of anti-aircraft gun Goods. Insist on Staco wp ance delivery. Order trom" tive A a or Lane, Mash a == ! oil and' sub-regional offices of the and those to be mounted in tanks, Trade Marked Goods, and you ton Paitre logue, free, Mop: mor "Mill; 'one ir Tag : "cycle ¥ > | ie 8 prick¥ board , =| © The May output of machine | get satisfaction. Made only by: t FR, Monkion, One Portable Milker. 8. A. List ELHBLSTUNHAUUH & CUMUAN 0 ee : aro. ; Stewart Street, Toro! sl Patent Bolicitors, "Ketabliohed J f . uns exceeded'50,000-weapons of ; ov. rest, Teromo.. 1890; 14 King W ry LIE Carrying Workers id A SAMUEL TREES CO., LTD ---- fu 1890; g West, Toronto, oh | all types, includin nfantr ley : QA = 'Booklet of luformation on res 3 fg . Under individual permits of this | nireraft and anti-nircrafts If sub. ; . | WRITE FOR CATALOGUE BAKERY EQUIPMENT FARM PRODUCH _ | guest At 4 type, Mr, Stewart explained, trips wachine guns are: added A . 42 Wellington St. E.,.T. BAKERS OVE y rT ig , on, th gton St. E.,. Toronto OVENS AND MACHIN- 3 : PHOTOGRAY % oy 1 A for essential purposes- includes | otal wih 100,000. ~ 4 ', ) bdominal ) L hi {1 ago Pag) oS o pment o- Heantiee, "Drolet 1465 fat LAT WHY PAY a a 'a journeys to attend church and Mr. Roosevelt released' these S t Correspondence invited, Hubbard Side. Joie Lys uid whee! developed and § ou Fila pi trips of "reasonable frequency" | figures because, he 'said, they are upports A Portable Oven Co, 103 Bathurst or ton, Kavanagh Food, Torqhe rints only 26c. Free 4 x 6 en- URE | for showvins a tho nearest marke | going to give {he Axi jut te |" For AN Deformities | (You GIRLS WHO SUFFERy | sm | fi ita, BA, Wiis nct : 8 opposite of "aid and comfort." / : -- > efyice, 30 James Bt, St. Cathe "2 Truck owners living In cities "We are well on our way," he Waits For. Catalogue To \ CARS -- USED AND NEW i FOOT BALM ation Datarlo : : and towns did not generally re- declared, 'towards achieving the : '. ~ % : MOUNT PLEASANT MOTORS Lad, BAUMEEKA FOOT BALM destroys PHOTOGRAPHY 5 ulre. their vehicles for personal rate of production which will -S J D Ti . Toronto's oldest Chrysler, Plyms oftensive odor = instantly, 460 | eo ee . W . . J. ew uth dealers; three locations, 08% bottle. = Ottawa agent, Denman | DON'T TRUDGE THROU! sportation a wou © grant. b i : ; ring us to our goals," (4a It you suffer monthly cramps, backs . Mt ry 10 Yonge Drug Store, Ottawa, : } . 4 ed permits only in exceptional cir- The -last -annouhced -objectivey 149. Church St, Toronte fcho, - distress of Mreguiaritios" hi. Hag ALO FonKe Reinlieiniind af The. Ment, fale, be HAUT cumstances and, usually for specl- | of the war- production program, nervousness--due to functional a or hc iake wa mayy | ER -... HAVE YOUR SNAPS i dB fied 'trips, Employers wishing to told in the President's annual 28 Years Established [Ronthly uistuinanc Y Lydia RB. lot on bedigreed renewed pH FREE CATALOGUR Any 6 of Sliigred Ly. Man { ie : use (tucks for carrying employees message to Congress last Janu- / 1 Tablets (with. 'added iron), Sade slysea itd sare, : FRuY Ih LF RARE dovelopea mnd printed for Sniy 3b : A 4 2 and Brom Jak Were Bisioey ry, were 186,000 planes in 1042 : Ginccially for women. 7 also holp Sxrtpesesmesror-------- : Great Nok on Marriage HIS SUpTene (Juality and fast service i AEE apply to-the hoards nearest | and 1948, 120,000 tanks, 65,000 build up . Oanada. J ns, $249. SUPER MAIL OR. A ¢ 3 » ER, 1 ~~ oltice for permission. anti-aircraft guns, i m--, ISSUE 29-42 Toronto, Ontatior Bir Wa, IMPERIAL, PHOTO, SERVICE Men Unfit for Army Have Chance To Serve Abe Aun appeal to the 'citizens of Canada generally" to volunteer as speci! constables in the Royal Chnadiay Mounted Police was ls sued recently by Commissioner 8, T, Wood. At t)fe same time, he: disclosed in a statement that a recent or- der-ju-council authorizing the war . gervicés minister, Hon, J. T. Thor- gon, 'to call men in lower medical brackets for special security guard duty will not be implemented "for the thme being." ' Opportunity to Serve "Rather than {fmplement this order-incouncil by compulsory ser- vice, the government has declded . to give those men who have in the past and may in the future wish to volunteer for service, am opportunity to do so," the com- missioner said. "Accordingly, the generally, in- EAT EN FST... CRISP EVERY SPOONFUL. FIRST TO LAST, "Rice Krispies" is a registered trade mark of Kellogg Com- pany of Canada Limited, for | Forty-eight hours after lower- ing world mile run record to 4: 06.2, Gunnar Hagg of Sweden with 8:47.8 cut 8.2 seconds off Miklos, Szabo's recognized two- mile mark and 5.4 off figure hung up by Taisto Maki. 1. Is it proper to thank a host ess for a meal? 2. Isn't it a friendly gesture fo hold a person's hand, or place a hand on his arm, while talking with him? : 2 3. Is it permissible to use the knife and fork when eating fish? 4, Is the word "stationery" proper : when referring to one's paper that is used for social cor- respondence? © yg 5, Are there any certain guests who should be the first to leave a dinner party? . 6. Is it all right to announce a wedding engagement at a tea or a card party? ANSWERS 1./No; the only person who gives thanks for a meal is a beg- gar. Do not say, "Thank you for the delicious dinner," but instead "I've had a delightful time; it is nice being with you." It.is more proper to indicate your enjoy- ment of the visit than of the fact vak patriot as he blows up a Nasi freight train with fountain pens. It's deep midnight when a mo- torcyclist epeeds up fo the leader of 'a group of Czech saboteurs in the German-occupléd land, and, ac- cording to the account received in New York by the American Friends of Czecho-Slovakia, this message: : , "Tomorrow at 4.10 a.m, a freight train leaves station--for the Rus- slan front. See that it does not arrive." i Saboteurs Called Together That brief, unsigned order, borne by an unidentified courler, sels the chief saboteur in motion. Rac- ing down the street to an inn, he summons & taxi driver and they roll 'out to the edge of the wood. The saboteur,. a young student, stands in a clearing and makes a sound like a hoot owl. The eerie call is answered. Then, the account of this par- ticular instance goea on, the atu- "dent enters an old game warden's citizens of Canada 'H i ] : cluding tho ly are subject to Se brand of wisnvonped Have You Heard? that you've been fed. cottage and is welcomed by the national services registration but gen et somo ay Tt I nh y ~ 2. It may be a friendly gesture, housewife "with the look of wo- of a low medical category, as well J . 'e church service was pro- but it is very annoying to some men whose husbands have been as other citizens who desire to C-R-A-C-K-1-E IN (q:{7.V, ceeding successfully when a wo- people and should be avoided, "dragged oft to concentration offer their services in this import: hs " man in the gallery got sQ inter- 3. The fork only is used. ant work, ehould communicate with ested that she leaned out too far and rell over the railings. Her 4, It is better to, reserve "sta. camps." The housewife takes the patriot 'the commissioner, R.C.M.P, Of ' 3 , tionery" for a commercial term, to the cellar where, from a shelf tawa." W hat Science Sevastopol dress caught in a chandelier and and refer to the paper used for behind some barrels, he selects six Special constables will receive jy re sho was goin be ie social correspondence as "note fountain pens of assorted sizes, He the same rates of pay and allow- . 3 heats th She Ate minister notice er undignifie paper, writing paper, or letter rejoins his driver and goes to an- ances in effect in the Canadian Is . Doing hE position and thundered at the con- paper". other wood near the railivay, hid- (Active) Army. . A . gregation: 6. Yes; the guests of honor fn the bush al th ht- : : WHOOPING-COUGH Shel; Wii 2 iJ soon Second "Any person who turns round should be the first to depart. deh the Bush Blog Hie sighs Many Want to Serve PREVENTION - 4 third syllable, and ¢ ni will be struck stone blind." 6. Certainly, a Commissioner Wood said many = estes with a b, accent on second or thir A man, whose curiosity was Traln Is Wrecked letters "had been Teceived from men "anxious" to serve the war effort in some capacity. Many of the letters came from men unfit for service in the army but fit for gpecial dutits. The oder-in-council authorizing Mr. men in lower medical bra special duty provided a endeavor for these men. kets for field of Protection of vulnerable points across Canada such as dockyards and government canals was import- ant in production. and transporta- tion of war materials, Previously veterans of the Pirst Great War and of the present war were called upon to but the source of supply was being drained because the men were needed in other security fields, Trucks May Now Carry Passengers Thorson to call' volunteer for this work» No. 1 killer of U.S. babies Ia whooping-cough, which takes a heavier toll than scarlet fever, diphtheria, measles and infantile paralysis combined, Recently, doctors at the American Medical Association 'meeting in Atlantio City heard reports on (1) a new way to prevent the disease in new- born infants; (2) the serious mental effects of whooping-cough, Newbern infants have a na- tural immunity 40 many infectious diseases, but they cannot be vac- cinated against whooping cough before the age of seven months. Apparent reason: their bodies are incapable of producing the anti. bodies." Doctors Philip Cohen and Sam. uel Jerome Scadron of Manhattan told how they solved this grave problem by vaccinating two hund- red mothers in the fifth and: sixth month of pregnancy. About 160 billion whooping - cough germa were given to the mothers in in- jections at two-week intervals, The mothers. developed antibodies in their blood stream, passed them syllable. Presumbly there is some authority for all, but this column votes for only two, says Tho New York Times. If a persons saya Sevastopol, with a "v'", which ia fairly close to the original Rus. sian," then the accent should .be on the third syllable, 'tope", which is where the Russian accent falls. But if one clings to the old Sebastopol, with a "b"", about which we learned in school in con- nection with the Crimean War and the "Charge of the Light Bri. gade", then the accent should be on the second syllable, "bass". Paid $5 Fine For "Heiling" Hitler It made John Nauss $6 poorer "to say "Heil Hitler" and give the Nazi salute on a Halifax street. A sailor took a swing at him, and they were brought into court yes. terday. Nauss was fined $6, The sailor got off free. ~ getting the better of him, turned to his companion and said: "I'm going to risk one eye." Valerie: "What sort of a chap is Rupert?" Verena: "Well, when we 'were together last night the lights went out, and he spent the rest of the evening re- pairing the break. A clergyman noticed a woman' named Mrs. Parker, whom he much disliked, coming up his front steps. Taking refuge in his study, he left his wife to entertain thu caller. Half an hour later he emerged from his retreat, listened carefully on the landing, and hearing no- thing below, called down to his wife: "Has that horrible old bore gone?" ' . The woman was still in the drawing room, but the minister's wife proved equal to the occasion, "Yes, dear," she called back, "she went long agol Mra. Parker is here now." " Jap Wasn't Quite Loyal To Emperor This story was being told "in naval circles recently. When the United States Navy attacked Japanese-held Wako Is- land, February 24, one of the. American fliers was a Japanese- language student. He overheard a conversation between the pilots of two Japanese bombers which had been damaged and were going into crash falls, _ The first pilot said: "I'm now going to. crash into the sea in honor of the Emperor." The second pilot's reply freely translated: "Go ahead, fool; me 1 am bailing out." , Every time a voluntary system fails it's as much a. defeat for democracy at the fall of France, Hong Kong, Bataan or Singapore. "A little after four in the morn- ing," the report says, "a freight train appeared--coal cars and then tank cars. The student took a pen marked 'K" from his pocket and threw in onto the small plat- form of the tank car. His second pen landed on a flat car of straw. The third and. fourth landed on two more tank cars of oil. The thickest pen landed 'on the roof of a box car which he rightly con- . Jettured was loaded with ammu- nition. "The results came out next day when the grapevine passed along word that there had been a serious railway accident at Lvoy. A freight train rolling toward the "Russian front had suddenly and inexplicably exploded In five placts. A German troop train crashed into the wreck and some 800 soldiers were injured, many ot them very seriously." 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