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Port Perry Star (1907-), 4 Nov 1943, p. 2

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Et Eon Bed pe CANADIAN Riding along the rim of Potenza, a Canadian tank crew casts a watchful eye over this war-torn iE i TI ANTN § ad LA a AL MCL lL x UNA Ye y TANKMEN KEEP VIGIL 3 pe i" ), 3 y i ii iti h Army. Tanks Italian town, shortly after the Canucks had spearheaded its capture with the British 8th A - like this one took up positions on the outskirts of the town, and with support, of mashing Tune blasted away at cleverly-concealed German positions while sappers cleared the mines and speedily detour roads. A Big House The late Edward T. Stotesbury's giant Philadelphia home, . White- marsh Hall (145 rooms, 45 baths, was sold for an _ undisclosed pricesto Pennsylvania 14 elevators), Salt Mfg. Co., which will use it as a research laboratory. The finan- cier's widow closed the place up after his death in 1939, last year gave its two-mile fence td the war scrap collection--enough steel for some 18,000 machine guns, --Time. ay fi ihe HES He 'Tires on farm tractors, com. bines and trucks are eligible for replacement provided they eannot be repaired or ree treaded. Furthermore, any farmer not owning a truck may replace the tires on his pas. senfer car and trailer, For further information see nearest Firestone Dealer. FARMERS... * 'Firestone Dealer. give ee he Way to Buy Here's the Way ED OR ~3 T. save time, first "Firestone Dealer who has complete official tire information. He will ad. vise you if you are eligible and what class you are in." Then he will help you fill out the. Application for a Ration Permit, furnish the dealer's Inspection Report, and do everything 0 tO your nearest ~zhe can to assist you. While now and used tires and ro- treaded tires are restricted to essential buyers, no permit-is necessagy for tire repairs or retreading. If you know of a minor bruise or cut, have it repaired immediately, If your tires aro smooth, make arrangements now to have them retreaded. Better still, have the our tires a complete expert Inspection, and put their care in his hands. § that of wiring a . go off, Holl dro . 3 hg SHES "DIRECT WIRE TO DANGER mAs Marine Sgt. Curtis Fluitt manoeuvres a delicate job at Munda, live Jap bomb that-fell on the airfield but failed to p bomb in water-filled eave and explode it WHAT SCIENCE IS DOING DYNAMITE BULLETS . When the "high-flying Zeppelins brought their bomb loads to' Lon- don In 1914-156 they seemed well-. nigh invulnerable, "writes W. P, Keasbey in the Christian Science Monitor. There were no antialr- craft guns worthy of the name to combat them and the crude afr planes then available could not hope to do more than to pump machine-gun bulléts futllely into the huge gas bags of the raiders. Even 2,000 rounds of such bullets proved insufficient to cripple the airships. equipped- as they were with 20 separate gas compart- ments or balloonets - within. the outer fabric, and even incendlary tracer bullets falled to destroy the raiders because their puny. flamo could not ignite the inflam- mable gas with which the Zeppe- lins were filled. "Demonstration Convincing Then a' man named John Pome- roy, a London bicycle mechanic, came before Britaln's War Inven- tions Board with a suggestion. He had made a machine-gun bullet with dynamite in the nose, and in tests in his blcyéle shop he had succeeded in blowing a brick wall (Apart. o - The JBora_patently explained .that a Zeppelin 8 nota brick wall 'and that the fabric'of the gas bag could not possibly provide the jarring shock necessary to deto- nate the relatively stable 'dyna- mite. ; Ponieroy- left, but returned the" next day to ask the Board to wit. ness a demonstration. They agreed, and in the bicycle shop Pomeroy, tired his dynamite-nosed bullet at a silk handkerchief stretched taut between strings--the bit of silk vanished in a puft of smoke! Zeppelins Brought Down The explanation of how soft silk 'could cause dynamite to explode lay in the fact that, just as sudden acceleration fn an automobile causes your body to press back - hard against the seat, the swift acceleration of the bullet caused the heavy -infusorial earth, with which the hitroglycerine in dyna. mite is mixed, to be pressed back, squeezing in front of it a tiny drop of pure nitroglycerine much as water might be squeezed. from-a--}- damp sponge. And pure nitro- glycerine fs so sensitive to shock that a feather would touch it off, "let alone thudding into tlie fabric of a Zeppelin's gas bag. "British fliers were soon equip- ped with Pomeroy's dynamité ma- chine-gun bullets - and brought down several Zeppelins in rapid succession. Zeppeling are 'expen- slve and hard to replace, so the enemy soon gave up that form of attack, , Every U. S. Soldier Greeted By Churchill Every American soldier arriv- ing in the Unite! Kingdom now receives a greeting from Prime Minister Churchill... The message, superimposed on a picture of Mr. Churchill giving the *'V-for-Vie- tory" sign, says: x To every American soldier who 'has left home to join the great forces now gathering fn this island, I send. a message of greeting and welcome, " "Wherever you may go in our country, you will be among frientls. Our fighting men look upon: you as comrades and broth ers-in-arms," Have You Héard? A 'teacher was explaining to her class the meaning of the word collision." "A collision," she said, "occurs when two bodies come together unexpectedly," She pointed to one child. "Now then, .give me an example of a 'collision.' " "Please, miss -- twins,"' came the reply. ' Ling: "If you looked at & postage stamp, how could you tell we were never going "to lose a war?" "Long: "I dunno." : - "Ling: "Why, because the King is always) on the" side that's never licked." Little Gordon had arrived home from school with a cut lip and a black eye. * "Dear me!" exclaimed his mother. "Do you mean to say" you've walked through the streets like that?" "I had to, mum," grinned Gordon, "You see, . there' wasn't room for twb of us in the ambulance." : Carter: Ken "You're a liar!" "Jchany. - Viadich: "Say . -that again and I'll bust your . Jaw!" tt ¢ : Ken: "Consider It said': again." ' Johntiy: "Consider your jaw busted." An Irish couflle whose marrie life' was far- from blissful once received a homely lecture from their spiritual adviser. "Your dog and cat," said the cleric, "agree - far better together than you do." "Sure," an' that's thrue!" assented the husband. "But tie them to- "gether, your riverence, an' see what'll happen .thin{" Duck-like feet of Jap killed in: Solomons wear the split-toe shoes issued to Nippon soldiers who, as civilians," were acéustomed to wearing open sandals held by a strap passing between the toes. Yeocoa for chocolate, it is well to How Can l ?? By: Anne Ashley Q. How much cocoa must be used when it is being substituted for chocolate? . A. If one wishes to substitute Yemember that three tablespoons of cocoa are equal to one square of chocolate, And little more butter mast be added, as the cocoa is not so rich as the choco- late, Chi Q. How can I make a mouth wash? = A. By mixing twenty drops of tincture of myrrh in forty table- spoonfuls of water,: This solution is both healing and cleansing, Q..How can I prevent the clothesline from tangling? A. Boil the new clothesline for about thirty minutes before us- ing it, and it will not tangle- so. easily, will wear much longer, and will not stretch, 'Q. How can I remove the odor of fried 'onions and fish from the kitchen? ~ + A, Pour a little vinegar into the frying pan while it is still 'hot and it will remove the odors. Another method is to sprinkle oatmeal in the pan and shake it over the flame until the meal be- gins to scorch, sweef smoke GROWN IN SUNNY, /fs a mild..cool..\ SOUTHERN ONTARIO Modern Etiquette By: Roberta Lee 1, If one drops a knife or fork on the floor, is it 'all right to pick it up, wipe it on the napkin and continue using it? 2. Is it good mannres "for a week-end guest to bring a gift to the hostess? 3. When signing her name to a business letter, must an unmar- ried woman use 'Miss' as, "Miss Hilda Ji; Smith"? 4. How does one know which name to mention first, when In- troducing two .women? 5. Is it. all right for a woman to ask a fellow passenger on a that. has been dropped. If the hostess has not noted the acci- dent, ask for another knife or 'fork, 2, Yes; it is the customary - thing' to do, and the gift need not be valuable but should show care in selection. 8, Yes, but the Miss should be enclosed by pare entheses, (Miss) Hilda J. Smith, 4, Always present the younger woman to the older, but if they are both of about the same age,. . it doesn't matter. 6. No; she should ring for the porter. 6, With the fork. In 1904 when girls did swim, : They dressed like 'Mother Hub. Q. How can I make the leaves | train:to open' her window? bard, : ' of ivy glossy? . +6. Should cantaloupe be eaten Bit now, they have a different A. Rub the leaves with a cloth with the fork.or the spoon? whim, phan dampened in salad oil, 'and see -- ANSWERS They dress like mother's cup. what a beautiful gloss it produces. 1. No, never pick up any silver" . board. « . 3 % A) es & CLASSIFIED acl CLASSIFIED CLASSIFIED : ADVERTISEMENTS ADVERTISEMENTS ADVERTISEMENTS ARTICLES WANTED FOR SALE . DETECTIVE COURSB 2 HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR FOR SALE BLACKSMITH WOOD- BECOME A DETECTIVE -- MEN. D Cornets, Trumpets, Clarinets, 'work, farm equipment business, and women over 17, wanted to i Saxophones, ete. Shelton-Sher- buildings, etc. Present owner car- learn Detective work, secret serve wood. Co. ta. 365A Yonge 8t, ried "on .profitably forty years. Toronto, Ont. Arthur Crone, Nottawa, Ont. AUTUMUBILES--USED CHOPPING MILL, RESIDENCE, n and 4 acres of land, electricity, - USED CARS WITH GOOD TIRES, mill contains . 18-inch chopper, See us first. Mount Pleasant Mo. roller, corn sheller and feed -mix- tors - Limited, Used Car Lot a er. Terms, §6,600--$5,000 . cash. 2040 Yonge Htreet; Head Office, Write A, C. Lepard, R.R. 4, Brant- 632 Mount Pleasant ford. . Road, To- ,=ronto. Telephone HY. 2181. BABY CHICKS TOU. LATE -- TOO LATE 3 NEXT SPRING DON'T LET IT BE sald "too late." Send for our price list and order your baby chicks now. One dol books your order. . Goddard Chick. Hatchery, Britan- | nia Helghts, Ont. 7 WE: HAVE A LIMITED NUMBER of started chicks and laying put- lets, on hand for quick order ng. Dayolds hatched to order so let's have your's soon. Be. sure you are not short of young, produc-- tive stock for fall and winter requirements. Bray Hatchery, 130 John St. N., Hamilton, Ont. PULLETS PULLETS, EIGHT HUNDRED, bred to .lay, White Leghorn pul- lets. June batched, gxoellent lay- . ing straln, $1.25. Hawkins' Feed Co., 'Tillsonburg, Ontarlo. CATTLE FOR SALE WE HAVE 'A LARGE BTUOCK OF o young Yorkshire Boars and Sows onths old. Price $16.00 regis- teréd in purchaser's name, at- _thias Williamson, Priceville, Oat. > ---- @ DYEING .& CLEANING HAVE YOU ANYTHINU NEEDS dyeing or sleaning? Write to us for information. We are glad 'to answer your questions. Bapart: ment H, Parkers Dye Works Limited, trest. To." ronto. i 791 Yonge List Your Idle Equipment With Us THE ALISON MACHINERY COMPANY LIMITED 208 Simcoe Street TORONTO 2 B. Drive oul J.\d 1 = * a SW > Sufferers ot bleeding and' protruding PILES © know Bunkers Herbal Pills treat the cause at {ts 'source. Money back if the first bottle does not satisfy, Buy from your druggist. 'HEMORRHOIDS RET se Tha tye FEE y Bimbo riaral tog cor} "MIDDLE-AGE WOMEN (2) HEED THIS ADVICE!) an cross, NERVOUS er Tot ashes, diem Se re p und. Made espec for} tad ~ .FANNING MILL --_-- ELECTRICAL RQUIPMENT ELECTRIC MOTORS, NEW, USED, Bought, s0ld, rebuilt; belts, Bul ys, brushes, Allen Electric ompany Ltd..~2326 Dufferin 8t., . Toronto. ; FANNING MILL PURE' BRED JERSEY HERD, . 24 . Cows and- Heifers in top condl- tion, real producers two thous. and. Also 1942 Model V Case Tractor on rubber $900. Donald Armstrong, -Route 6,, Brampton," Ont, 7, WILD FOWL AND ORIENTAL Poultry, Black Java Bantams, Prairie' Fowl, Peafowl.' Cholce Dairy Goats, Elgarsdale Goatery, Aylmer, Ont. # ; DAIRY EQUIPMENT, PASTEURIZ- er, etc, capacity four hundred quarts. Further particulars, Pat- terson Bros. Bala, 'Ontario. QUILTING PATCHES FROM MEN'S suitings --and remnants. for all urposes. Ladies', Boys' and Men's *Wear. uis Rice, 361 Spadina Avenue, Toronto. . HAIRDRESSING SCHOOL LKARN HAIRDRESSING - THR "Robertson method. Information on request re arding classes. Robertson's -Halrdressing Acad- emy, 137 Avenus Road, Toronto. ice. Easy course by mail. Write for free information. A. Julign, Box 25, Station T., Montreal. MACHINERY WANTED ACETYLENE WELDING AND . CUTTING OUTFIT 'Lathe 18" to 24" swing x 10' Bed. Air Drill and Hammer. Rotdry, Sheet Shears. Iron Planer, Shaper. A. Ebersol, Milyerton, Ont, MEDICAL 28TOP (ITCHING TORTURES OF eczema, psoriasis, ringworm, ath. lete's foot and other skin Irrita= tions with Elik's Ointment No. 6, rescription of noted skin spece - . l= alist. Itch relieved promptly, skin healed quickly or money re- funded. $1.00, $2.00. Mall orders _. filled promptly Order today from Elik's Medicine Co., Dept. 26, Box 234, Saskatoon. WINTROL' USED EXTERNALLY for Arthritic, Rheumatic, Neur- algic, 'and other pain. A please ant smooth and potent Oil. Com + forting, - penetrating and heating. Trial 2 oz. bottle send- $1.00 and name of nearest druggist, Frills Patterson Co., 73 Adelaide V Toronto, Ont. : GOOD ADVICE! EVERY SUFFER- er of Rheumatic Pains or Neure itis should try Dixon's Remedy. Munro's Drug Store, 335 Elgin, Ottawa. Postpaid $1.00. ~ HERDAL REMEDIES MINK FOR SALE THE BOOK OF HEALTH A new edition, Just printed, Larger and more complete, Tried an tested. English Herbal. Remedi QUALITY QUEBEC: MINK. FOR sale until November 15, $40 each. Norminque Ranch, E. ' Raymond Hall, East Farnham, Quebec, T_T ill give you lasting relief. Rec- Smmended by thousands of Can- adians. Write for your Free copy today. Dept. 88, Health 'Products Ltd., Saskatoon, Sask. + LIVESTOCK WANTED RELIABLE FARMERS who have ample stable accom- modation and rough feed to win- ter young 'cattle. Write number could be accommodated, how . cattle would bp fed and cash per head monthly.' Write Post Office Box 578, Toronto. > (Kline) PROVED, best seed grader. Screening re- pairs." Kline Manufacturing, 420 -_ Willard Ave., Toronto. FARMS FOR: SALR TOWNSHIP OF WILLIAMSBURG-- Concession 7, contains 200 acres - about 170 cleared, 30 acres bush, mostly hardwood, stone house, frame tool shed, driving shed and implement house, atable, barn. Ap- ly Mrs. M. W. Locke, Williams- urg. y OFFER TO. INVENTORS AN UFFER TO EVERY INVENTOR © Lis) of Juyentions and full {nfor- ation sent free. The Ramsay, Co., Reglstered Patent Attorne: 273 Bank Street, Ofiasar Cana > ee ---- PERSONAL 120 WAYS TO MAKE MONEY AT home in ar time, ¥ Aoars a -day, booklet of 12¢ pages on foliar postpald. Mike Ignash, 14| fargueretta Ave, Toronto §, Ont. HERBS RYEUMATIC PAINS HERBAL REMEDIES. WRITE FOR Free Catalog. Forty years' expe- IT's IMPORTANT--EVERY SUF- ferer of Rheumatic Pains or Neura rience. Nowell's Herbal Labor- itis should try Dixon's Remedy. atory, 18 West Hastings Street, -|-.. Munro's Drug Store, 836 Elgin, Vancouver, B. C. 2 Ottawa. Pos paid $1.00, - PATENTS PULLEYS : FETHERSTONHAUTH & COMPANY BARRED ROCK HAMPSHIRES Solicitors, Established Hybrids Sussex, 4 to. 6 months, Paent 1890; 14 King West, Toronto, Bodklet - of Information 'on re: quest. Shee 5 135 to 185, Joseph Horrigan, Ay. ton, Ont, - IN ESSA TOWNSHIP; 150 ACRES. suitable for either , general or dairy farming. Six fields watered ourteen acres In, fall wheat, 28 acres in clover. Barn Xx 06, two threshin floors; silo 12 x 24, implement shed, hen- . house, garage, dwelling 10-roomed cement. 1% miles to church and school, 2% to station. Priced to sell. APRlY J. H, McCann, Utopia, Ont, ILR. 1. 195 ACRES--LOTS 20, 21, 7th CON- cession of Monteagle, school! on Promises; 125 - acres workable, alance pasture. and wood land,. 1% miles station and store. Rural mail, frame dwelling, 10 room house, furnace, cistern, woodshed, drive ghed, barn 45 x 75; never. failing well In basement, sheep Shed, plg and hen stable, .sugar bush with bolllng_ camp near house, small 'orchard, further in- formation apply Alex Cairns, Hybla, Ont. 3 FARM, 250 ACRES, § MILES FROM ttawa at Gatineau Py 0 Wood bush, FARM WANTED WILL MAKE SUBSTANTIAL CAS] Sioa ayment on suitable farm. 1H buldings and am, od referred. Box 06, 78 Adelaide St. Li Tr Ca 3 FOOT BALM "gia, fie Drug Store. Ottawa HAIR GOODS Only firm fn Canada manufacturin, ladies' and gentlemen's hair goods exclusively, Write us for particu- lars, : WHITE'S HAIR GOODS 28 Yonge St, Torente, Ontarle by spring creek: 10 acres _hard=. |... The Heat, Raln-or Halt that men on active service at 0) 'and overseas Ike to. pets Order wit { the Saiouted 0) larger 1HOTOGRAVHY SHORTHORN CATTLE DON'T TRUDGE THROUGH HAVE YOUR SNAPS Delivered: by Mall 3 Any 6 or ¥ exposure film perfectly developed and printed for only 25¢. Supreme quality and fast service Buaranteed. IMPERIAL PHOTO SERVICE Station J Toronto PHOTO CHRISTMAS CARDS 12 FOR 69¢ Select your favourite negatives and send to us. We'll return 12 prints ounted on, attractive, Smbossed: greeting cards, w, envelopes for mailing, for 9c. he most Sriginal fresting cards you can.' get--the ds will keep--cards and overseas e to get. say, (2 "hbtographs ort Calendars for 26¢.) STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE Box 120, Postal Terminal A, Toronto "Your quality in colouring and de. eloping ls excellent," writes a cus- omer at Peterborough, Ont. "and our servies Is prompt and guaran= hrisimas cards. Your oes such qua tr work ere really econ. omioa aud I-appreciate your prompt, reliable service." . % Aux Size Roll-=6 or 8 Exposures. DEVELOPED AND PRINTED ise 8 MOUNTED ENLARGEMENTS 23¢ Bite 4 x 6" op Deautitul Basel Mount [OE ; uc () r en lou a0"b5" Raha tot "k amit sditIont: Fram: 'ments 4" x 6", on fyory. nt mounts n fra pI" x y urnished d or Sliver, fepaian alnut or Black bony finls ci it enlargement colou fe. Print your name and addreds plain. Iy, on all orders, charge. LET ALDERLEA "FARM| SUPPLY next ) orn herdsire. Our present offer Ing (Includes choice service age bulls and females, Alan Alderson, Route 4, Hamilton. 2 SHORTHAND -- TYPING « SHORTHAND AND TYPING=IN 6 TO 12 WEEKS . SPEEDWRITING | : Famous "NO-SIGN, NO:SYMBOL* : ystem : A Sclentitic, "Principle System" of shorthand, using the ABCA Peer fected during twenty. years of dorsed by educato b, the busiiess world: ely pon nil tury services. The' Course fs clear, concise und complate, making home study easy and effective. t SPEED R HN RCHO0L OF: 1015 Flea Bide, JépL. 1. Hamilton _TYPEWRITING 2 ATTENTION! ) r correspondence course = ta few Waeks, 8908 Ontario ontreal. 5 No WAPEWORM : 'OMACH AND THREAD WORMS TAA Sufep n humans all ages. 'No one im Tune! Why nol find out if this - te lurs--F ree! Wh oS {:] ast, ul rite ul boyd Hemedies, Specialists, Toronto 8, TRACTOR AND EQUIPMENT WE ARE { RIE cafe? fn iat oz: (Facer parts. Marl of y prompt: . \Ford:Fe tors lpi te EE eh Any Limited, 34 Noble Street (at uetn West subway), Toronto. Touch Byplwiling 1 " ip (ae, dual--purpose.. Short..." p--

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