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SALESMAN WANTED
ABSOLUTELY no selling experience
neeeSsary. We will train and give Y04
a Sales Training Course. If you' quall.
t. ,advancefy we wilt ,advance "money on your inturo commissions to assure
Of a living: while training, This
13 a patented product ,for .110ine Ins.
Prevernent riattpaally adyertteed, Men
from U.K. welcome. Age no barrier—,
Apply Mr, Mason, Richards ereeeetes 419 Yonge Street, Toronto,
Local dealership with exclusive terri-
tory, new line of Canadian made domes-,
tic and industrial water softeners, This
Is a direct selling project for someone
having this ability end available on part
or full time basis. Write — Water Soft-
ening Equipment, Limited, 112 Manville
Rd., Scarboro, Ont.
SALESMAN wanted, If you are call-ing on farmers or If you can sell
farmers chicks or turkey poults com-
municate with us, We are looking for
a live wire salesman to sell top qual-
ity chicks for egg production, for
broilers and for dual purpose, also
turkey poults. Liberal commission Paid. Feed dealers, farmers, or any-
one selling farmers make Ideal chick
salesmen. Send for full details. BoX
No. 153, 123 Eighteenth St.. New Tore
onto, Ont.
SWINE
LANDRACE cross worth 42,05 per hun-
dred more than Lard Hog in Packing
Co. test conducted by quality packing
house, New London, Missouri. Start
now with top quality Imported Lan-
drace type Swine. We have them.
Weanling sows and boars, four to five
month old sows and boars, Guaranteed
In pig sows. Serviceable boars. Cata-
logue,
FERGUS LANDRACE SWINE FARM
FERGUS ONTARIO
„Ile ANTED
WANTED — Steam Traction Engine --
state make, condition, price. Box 155,
123 Eighteenth Street, New Toronto,
Ontario.
SLEEP TO -NITS
SEDICIN tablets taken according to.
directions is a safe way to induce sleep
or quiet the nerves when tense. $1.00
All Drag Stores or Adrem Ltd., Toronto 5.
AGENTS WANTED
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GO R INTO BUSINESS for yourself
Sell eXeleSlire liouseware ,products and
appliances wanted by every Wee-
beltier, These Item; are not sold
stores, There is no nelneetitlen Prof*
its up to, 509% Write, immediately for free color catalogue with retail
Prices shown. Separate confidential
wholesale price will be included,
Murray Salee, 31122 St.. 44Wrence
Montreal.
ARTICLES FOR SALE
WHOLESALE catalog 30.80% discounts,
famous name brand appliances, house-
wares, Jewelre, tools, clothing. Price
$1.00, refundable first circler. Modern
Products. 1359 Christopher, Speedway,
Indiana.
BABY CHICKS
KEENLY competitive conditions as we
have now makes really good poults
stand out, because they plways bring a
higher net return, 1£ given a chance to
do so with good feed and care. Tweddlo
1957 poults are the best we have ever
hatched. Our extremely large California
broad breasted, bronze, special strain
cross, California Royal B, and California
Royal N, are more than satisfying our
customers. One customer reports two
pounds additional average weight over
any other bronze raised. Also Thomp-
son large whites, A. 0, Smith Broad
whites, Beltsville whites. Extremely low
prices on large orders, Special prices
on turkey broiler contracts. Catalogue.
TWEDDLE CHICK HATCHERIES ,LTD.
FERGUS ONTARIO
THE spread between large and small
eggs makes it 'e orthwhile• to get pul-
lets in good time to produce on Grade
A' Large markets, We have them, day-
old, started. Breeds, crosses 'specials'
(Ames In-Cross) (Pilch White Rocks).
Bray Hatchery, 120 Jahn N., ,Hamilton.
WE challenge you to match the Tweddie
Chick and Turkey package for 1957.
The 1957 models of chicks and turkeys
are right up to date and will make you
more money. Write for full details about
our special egg breeds. Our new Series
400 Ames In-Cross is outstanding. It
lays more eggs on less feed, Also ask
for full details about the Twaddle Lay-
rnore Series 100 110, 120 and 130. Also.
tops for eggs White Leghorn, Rhode
Island Red, White Leghorn x Red, Cali-
fornia Gray x White Leghorn. Special
dual purpose breeds and Broiler 'Chicks.
Turkey poults. Catalogue.
TWEDDLE CHICK HATCHERIES LTD. FERGUS ONTARIO
BOOKS
WE nay up to $5,000 for old books.
Catalogue 25g. American Book, Room
301, 181A Queen Street. East, Toronto.
COINS
WE BUY old coins. Send 250 for
special list and coin folders. Colleetor's
Centre, 1871,e Queen Street East, Room
101, Toronto.
'FARM MACHINERY
FOR SALE
NEW Hydra-flex P T 0 hydraulic chain
saw 32" blade, 20-ft. double hose. Regu-
lar price $375 — Special price $260.
New Holland No, 80 wire tie baler with
engine, used very little, perfect condi-
tion with hydraformatia bale tension
control. This machine can be used for
stationary baling if deSired. New price
$3.000 — our bargain price $1,395. HAW-
KEN FARM EQUIPMENT, Arkona, Ont.
FOR SALE
A SMALL BUSINESS for Sale concern-
Mg florist trade. Reasonable for quick
- sale Box 28, Holland Landing, Ontario.
"OXFORD" Approved Chicks live, lay
and pay. They are the results of thirty
years of careful, selection and breed-
ing. They have to be good, because we
want .the very best kind of chicks for
our own flocks — .big, vigorous and
early maturing. We have four pure
breeds and four crosses— Columbia
Rock, Light Sussex, White Leghorn,
L-400 Leghorn. R.I.R. x C.R.
x B.R. — W.L. x C.R. x W,L,
Write for free folder. The Oxford
Farmers' Co-operative Produce Com-
pany, Limited, 434 Main Street,
Woodstock, Ontario.
NEW REED ORGANS FROM S295.00,
PEARSON'S STUDIO, SUSSEX, N.B,
ISSUE 7 — 1957
Clrazy .Crime
orrrr,rr.rm
3reaking into le bettline plant
a 26-year-old men set off the
burglar alarm. Yet he continued
tO ransaek the place, paying no
attention to the wildly clanging
bell,
When the Police arrived and
Pounced on. him the crook ex-
pleined that he had a severe
business handicap, "I'm bard of
hearing," he said.
The past year has produced
some amazing crime stories. The
biggest steal occurred in August
when the lights went down, in a
cinema, Four hundred people
settled into their seats to enjoy
the film. Just below the screen
everyone was watching, right
under the noses of the patrons
in the front stalls, the gangway
was laid with rubber matting,
When the lights went up again
after the film, it was gone — all
twenty yards of it,
The flabbergasted, manager of-
fered a reward to anyone who
could tell him who took the mat-
ting — and how.
Perhaps ,the most fantastic
crime story of 1956 was when
three aircraft roared across
Europe trailing a beribboned
carrier pigeon.
Acting on information pro-
vided by the airmen, police
la t et arrested the pigeon's
"owner," Johann Sehonoff, who
was accused of stealing seven
prize pigeons, and then to have
posted another pigeon — the
one the aircrafttrailed ,on its
homing flight — to the owner
of the stolen birds with a de-
mand for ransom.
Birds in Florida
Dawn on the TeMialni Trail.
We had left Miami before: SW"
rise for a puepoge; to be well.
In the Everblades as the birds
awakened and started feeding.
The friend, who had planned our
whole trip for us had insisted
that we start out in the dark,
so that we shabld not miss see,
Ing a single bird and all the
brids of this area, "that would,
take Athos, a million years to
paint."
Suddenly we saw ghost wings
— an owl? — then a flying
night heron; but there was, not
enough light to distinguish
whether it was a yellow-crown-
ed or a black-crowned, As visi-
bility came a coot could be
plainly seen, then a pied-billed
grebe, and we correctly identi-
fied a black-crowned night her-
on, Suddenly the sun was up
over the horizon.
The automobile idled along,
for we were in no hurry.. We
were in a wildlife refuge of two'
or three million acres that in-
cluded the bulk of the Ever-
glades, south of the Tamiami
Trail, and taking in the Bay of
Florida and Whitewater Bay,
There was no trace of white
civilization in this wilderness ex-
cept thet straight road, the canal
on one side, and, occasional
stretches of so-called Australian
pines that had been planted
alongside the road.
Now I am beginning to see
birds thick and fast' dozens, of
coots in the canal: crows, spar-
row hawks, and kingfishers
perched singly on vantage points
above the canal that was alive
with fish.'-We saw twenty black
vultures perched on some boul-
ders by the canal, but we stop-
ped counting turkey and black
vultures, for they were in vast
numbers. Next came a Florida
gallinule, marsh hawk,' several
American egrets, and great blue
heron after great blue heron (we
. saw only a few little blue heron),
then a huge flock of boat-tailed
grackles. Near a small truck
farm (how did this farm man-
age to be in this refuge?) were
two mockingbirds and several
bluebirds perched on telephone
wires. Farther along we saw
three red-winged blackbirds, a
green heron on a rock by the
water, a cormorant, and a flock
of tree swallows. Woodpeckers
had been consniciously absent,
but a red-bellied woodpecker
put in his appearance.
We came to cypress forests, the
tree trunks covered with clusters
of air plants, one with open red
flowers that stood out as a bold
splotch of color in the gray-
green landscape. Often the canal
was choked with water hya-
cinths. These make a beautiful
sight when in bloom, but are
the despair of Floridians, who
try in vain to keep their' water-
ways cleared of this introduced
plant. The banks of the canal
held many flowers unknown to
us until we saw a bloom we
could name, the lowly thistle.
In the distance we saw great
numbers of American egrets
and snowy egrets flying to-
gether. The sight of these two
types of whitee'plumaged birds
was what I had been told made
the TaMiami Trail so interesting.
—From "Menaboni's Birds," by
Athos and Sara ,Menaboni.
It's no use giving people more
Liberty till they've learnt to
handle, what they've got.,
A man went up to a passer-by
in New York one warm after-
men last June and asked:
"What city am I in!"
The answer so disturbed him
that he went •straight to the
nearest police station. Dazed, he
tried to explain to the duty ser-
geant that the last thing he re-
membered was being in a bar
in Johannesburg — 8,000 miles
away — two months earlier. The
police sent him to hospital for
a check up.
In July, a railway wqeker in
France was astounded to see
snorting, hiccupping pigs stag-
gering out of a truck. Hastily he
called a vet.
"Blind drunk," ,decided the
vet when the police had taken
charge of the disorderly char-
deters.
Eemilitilrig the train the police
found that the pigs' truck had.
been shunted violently et some
point be its journey ertieshirig
open the pigs' cages and two
- barrels of the finest Bordeaux
Wine. The pigs were delighted;
they guteled the lot!
Earlier last year, wine
chant 13111 Gettrier opened his
cellar for the'first time for near-
ly a Week and fetititi thousands
of ants Wellowirig in benze„
diettlebettee the crawling army
had gnawed through the kegs
and drained away $560 worth of
then. Then as a 44elltSeP they
'hfid a go at the Chatelpagne Which
Was frothing etrelYWhete.
Bill Gartner' Was severly,
ten When he enter dd -the cellar
ee,
for the ants- Were all fighting
dein&
DIAMOND DOME Something 'Unique in Cohatetietiate. is this
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erection at Hdholuttlit. HciWailan Village. The building
erected in only 20 'working 'hours by. a •887 tnati crew, -There
Is no interior framework Or support. Diamond-shaped aluminum
panels are bolted together to form d rigid. 4414 os Seen
in lower photO, is Strengthened by addition of deteribie eitUft., the auditorium will seat there. that peoplei,
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HAVE you tried 'WRFC" tablet for
relief of boils, pimples, blackheads and
nerves. 53,00 and WOO, IMPO SALES,
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RHEUMATISM
VOL) have tried everything without
success, Why not try the most effec-
tive and inexpensive remedy For $1,
we will send you postpaid 5 one ounce
packets of Indian. Celery Seed, enough
for one month Full directions on
each envelope, LaVal Seeds, 450 Labelle
Blvd., L'Abord-a-Plouffe, Que.
POST'S ECZEMA SALVE
BA,NISII the torment of dry eczema
rashes and weeping skin trmbles,
Post's Eczema Salve will not disap-
point you. Itching, scaling and burn-
ing eczema; acne, ringworm, pimples
and foot eczema will respond readily
to the stainless odorless ointment re-
gardless of how stubborn or• hopeless
they seem,
sent Post Free on Receipt Of Price
PRICE $3.00 PER • JAR
POST'S REMEDIES
2865 St. Clair Avenue East
TORONTO REALLY STACKED — The lure of money being what it is, model.
Cathy Hild tries to wrap her arms around $8,000 in silver
dollars piled on a table. The table load of hard and heavy cash
was golf's biggest one-day pay-off, offered at the recent Mac-
Naughton Pro-Amateur Tournament. k •
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"Try thinking of hay as our
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PATENTS
AUTHORS invited submit MSS all
types (including Poems) for book pub-
lication. Reasonable terms. Stockwell
Ltd., Ilfracombe. England. (estd. 1893).
ATOMIC FIREMAN Smoke-
eaters in this' atomic age need
.more equipment Than a hose
and-nozzle, as fireman Andrew
Gal b a it h demonstrates. He
wears devices designed f o r
fighting fires involving radio-
active, materials. They include
Geiger counter, self-contained
oxygen mask, ionization tester,
dosimeter a n d transistorized
handy-talkie. Detroit has 55
plants and laboratories using
atomic materials.
ITCH
ISNT AO P
JIFFY
PE
or money back•
Very first use-'of soothing, cooling liquid
D.D.D. Prescription positively relieves
raw red Itch—caused by eczema, rashes, scalp irritation, chafing—other itch troubles.
Greaseless, stainless, 390 trial bottle must
satisfy or money back. Don't su ffer,. Ask
your druggist for D. 0. IL PRESCRIPTION.
Started This . Shaving Business? DAMASCENE earrings! Manufacturer
direct, Beautiful, oriental design. Gold
c plated. Agents wanted, One pair $1.00.
Six pairs for only e4.00. OHGA, CN81,
Sigakenkusatu, Japan.
$1.00 TRIAL offer. Twenty-five deluxe
personal requirements. Latest catalogue
included. The Medico Agency, Box 22.
Terminal "Q" Toronto Ont.
SPECTACLES from $3 — ten pairs'
sent to test your eyes. Give age.
satisfaction or money refunded. Sal
way & Rowe, 'Cardston, Alta.
MAIL Order Distributorship! Make
money in your spare time. No mer-
chandise to carry. Proven plans. Write
today. Dearborn Enterprises, Box 88,
Aurora, Indiana.
FETHERSTONHAUGH & C o as p a n y,
Patent Attorneys. Established 1890.
600 University Ave., Toronto. Patents
all countries
BIG money for Lodges, Club a,
Churches, selling Automatic needle
threader! Every woman wants one,
$1.00er brings sample and details.
Brown Studies Fountain . City, Indiana.
OPPORTUNITIES FOR
.-MEN AND WOMEN
PERSONAL
It's a surprising thing that
there aren't more beards around,
when you consider that the av-
erage man spends •some six
months of his life gloomily
scraping away 456 million un-
wanted whiskers from two
square miles of skin.
Who started this futile busi-
ness? Nobody knows. But the
Egyptians were definitely shav-
ing 5,000 years ago.
It can be a painful' enough
process, too, even with a modern
safety razor, Spare a thought,
then, for the African tribe which
uses planes of red-hot iron for
a close singe; or the one in the.
Pacific which clips a whisker at
a time between two sharp pieces
of flint.
In' other parts of the world,
beyond reach of razor blades,
the local citizens use such un-
comfortable implements as
sharks' teeth, shells, pieces\ of
bamboo and, broken glass.
One of the sorest' cheeks in
shaving history must have been
suffered by Samuel Pepys, who
wrote in his diary on May 2nd,
1662: " "To trimming myself,
which I have done this week
every morning with a pumice
stone . . . I find it' very easy,
speedy and cleanly, and shall
continue the practice of it."
" Two years later, he had chang-
ed his mind: "This morning I
began a practice which I find
with the ease I do it with that
I shall continue . . . that is to
trim myself with a razor: which
pleases me mightily."
Men have always used a blade
of some kind to rid themselves of
stubble trouble. The oldest
razors yet found—jagged pieces
of green obsidian stone — were
used in Peru 3,000 years ago.
Bronze razors dredged from the
BACKACHE
May beWarninq How Can I?
By Anne Ashley
Thames and dating back to 1,000
B.C. have looped blades cast in
one piece, so that a finger could
be used to feel the skin while
shaving. ' -
Down the centuries there have
been as many reasons for `shav-
ing as there have been different
methods of doing it. Both Peter
the Great of Russia and Eliza-
beth I of England pounced on
beards as a profitable source of
taxation. Elizabeth imposing
penalty of 3s. 4d. a year on
bearded priests.
Alexander the Great forbade
them in his armies on the .
grounds that they gave enemies
too convenient a handhold. To e
the ancient Greeks, shaving was
a sign of refinement, and Julius
Caesar noted that in Britain it
indicated noble birth.
The first attempt at a safety
razor came in 1762, when a Paris
master cutler produced - a modi-
fied cutthroat type, with a guard
on the 'blade. The modern form
of raior, with blade at an angle
to the• handle, came eighty-five
years later.
Meanwhile, inventors had a
field day, creating such weird
and wonderful instruments as a
cylindrical beard-grinding ma-
chine,- driven by a foot treadle,
and a razor to which was attach-
ed a small boiler designed to
soften the bristles with a jet of
steam!
Statisticians have had a won-
derful time with shaving. It has
been gravely caleulated,•for ex-
ample, that the energy expend-
ed on it in a lifetime is enough
for a 140-1b. man to climb 764
nine-inch stairs; that the average
face has 40 square inches of
shaving surface, on which 25,000
whiskers grow at least a hun-
dredth. of an inch in twenty-
four hours.
I
Down With Booze!
Backache is often caused by lazy kidney
action. When kidneys get out of order,
excess acids and wastes remain in the
system. Then backache. disturbed rest
or that tired-oui and heavy-headed feeling
may soon follow That's the time to• take
Dodd's Kidney Pil s. Dodd's stimulate
the kidneys to normal action. Then you
feel better—sleep better—work better.
Get Dodd's Kidney Pills now. 51
cold water. Do not eat fats.
Drink plenty of water.
Q. How can I clean neck-
chains and bracelets that leave
ugly marks on the neck and
arms?
A. Such pieces should be
'washed occasionally in baking
soda and water, rinsing and
drying carefully.
Q. How can I hold the broken
parts of china together until the
cement is thoroughly dry?
A. After cementing any china
or glass that has been broken,*
apply adhesive tape and the
parts will be held in place.
CIINARD TO.. EUROPE
WINTER AND SPRING' SAILINGS
Q. 110w can I keep the pie
crust crisp and- prevent soggi-
ness?
A. When the pie is taken
from the oven, place it on a
wire rack, where the air can
strike the bottom of the pan,
until it is cool.
PoQiis.h?llow can I make a zinc
A. By stirring rye bran into
a paste with boiling water, and
adding a handful of silver sand
and a little vitriol, Rub ethe ar-
ticles with this paste. Rinse
with water, wipe dry, and then
polish with a soft cloth,
Q. How can I make use of
last summer's bathing cap?
A. Use it in winter when
cleaning, It is dust-proof and
also warm when working in a
cold room.
Q. How can I improve the
color of the, foliage of house
plants?
A. Put a few drops of Mt-
trionia into each quart of water
with which the plants are
Watered, They Will improve the
color of the foliage and increase
the growth.
Q. How can I make the leavee
of a head of lattice part in per
feet condition Witholit tearing?
A. Cut the core off with a
sharp knife, and then hold the
lettuce under the cold-water
faucet, alldwing the water to
run into thE hold 'Made' by the
knife.
Q. 110W can I test table linen?
A. Secure a sample and dip it
in any kind of oil. The linen
threads will become almost
ttransparent, enabling one to see
ery readily how Many cotton
threads it contains.
Q. How can I. PreVetit, an oily
A. Wash daily with hot cas-
file keels ands. Rinse in .hots
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