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lall CtiliZ ShOWS'''"'• Are -They 'Rigged?
n.: .4,0 • )4 it, ' . -
Ar the ".qui,ki .spows rigged? wen a vice,preSiclency at the
rli
The -• uestiork,Vbril•V far more .14ank a mentit after the shOw
than 04,000 1.K.Ail,,,,IndttStky that .;*ent on the air. rilhere is ,a11'
+: Is r)gnlarOle :tabOot kesiced
1.4 Pitingi,n0JP maliOn a Year
on stich prtlgrani$,,,,,paer tickled vault$,!! say$,, One itnirrtagciin-
the cUriosity .4,:irtilhena, of.„„TV ' sider;.'4but Wile ha-- the lt*/ to
watchers, It seemed rriere•ilp'..th
pte 'e locked vecilt? The preucer,
tinent than: ever recently ,Wilen . , $ ceurse." Wii a ntest,
*
ten-year.old ,RoPert Strom Rosh-, chee bi on, I'llevel. Fthe,
ed hia "Winnings tol3'60,000" o'il-"-'!---Prdilitceefcle sita Uestion eeach
CBS's $64,000 Questien, and a week specially earmarked for
$70 -a. -week GovernirientilOW,Ice. e th,,etconterstent• 4. A contestant; i$ ;
Theodore Nadler, hit $15"2,00tren• 'irdi31easaittr"- or ,:if.: the $Few's f
$644090 Challenge, Trendex rating has ,not
,piaking• preparly,dtpririg 141AS- t-
eent to the higher plateaus of '
prize mopey,1 qUeSti40 .Mabe
devised to hneck Min' writhe
show. Sometimes a lcser is r ,
41 eqdqd„, to give the program
psychological and economic -
balance, eV"
The art of writing quiz ques-
tions can make lethal ones seem
no tougher than easy ones,. "If
a producer knows that contes-
tant's favorite opera is Lucia di
Lammermoor, and that he
knows more about this opera
than any, ether," explains one
old hand, "a very difficult, mul-
ti -part question on Lucia would
be apple pie to the contestant,
but a inulti-part question invol-
_vine cliffi'Cult details in several
clifferent“Opetaa could be calcu-
lated, to defeat the contestant
while seeming no tougher to the
casual viewer."
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75i.•=r-`:-.17:4,411,314,1i044,4=v1A- kgiPH Atargi,-.4;,,itoomai
flovotwtorTior ".14'
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The answer: the producers of,'
many shows control the outcome
as closely as they dare -without
collusion with contestants, yet
,far more effectively than most
'Viewers suspect. ,
From the heydey of radio's
first ,•spectacular giveaways, quiz
producers have stacked the
cards to make the game as en-
tertaining as possible. Stop the
Musie telephoned listeners, ap-
parently at random, to give them
a chance to name the "mystery
tune" and win a growing jack-
pOt, but by the time the broad -
east staatd, the calls were
stacked up on the switchboard
and auditioned ' by a program
staffer, who put thein on the air
in the most dramatic order. Just
in case enaugh listeners might
not know the mystery tune, tips
On its name were planted regu-
larly in *alter Winchell's gossip
column -..-by Stop the Music it-
self.
Ad -Lib Writers. In that tradi-
tion, producers try to leave so
little to chance that TV has
spawned a group of craftsmen
who call themselves "audience
participation comedy writers,"
Net 'Only do they interview' pros-
peeiiiie -.participants and write
the ad-lib banter between con-
teste"hts and 111-.C.s .on such shows
as TwO for the Money and Ed-
ger Bergen's recently ended DO
Yan/4.rust YOkr:Wife?, but their
lines are carefully rehearsed.
Even Aid chitchat between
contestant and quizmaster on
TVA?? On 'And $64,000 Ques-
tion is composed and drilled in
advance On What's My Line?,
llienialterdaa•' net know -the"
guest's Occupation it is supposed
to guess, but its members are
prompted before air time -With
questions calculated' to produee,,,
the funny double entendre:
When Trust Yoti.i: Wife used
celebrities as contestants, they
were guaranteed Ved regard-
less of vq-Aler th4-4 wen. "Of
course,"sata*HellyWhoct agent
who gtteteciluP:st,s frep,i quiz
shows t,,d41,,Iieelebritiegr "they.
don't ':agltrgthii•Ig alit will
make -ii:,bigt r4look stupid."'
Strike 'It:A$6,h:iettires itself on
that scOrefe,1Wrehearsing •son,.
questions- nklpi '' its - :guests. ,
The big -money -Shows are
subtler. With huge audiences at
staker,they , go, to "extremes to
appear beyond, reproach./ They
know that theycannot afford to
risk coflusibti With Antestants.
Yet esternates:'verte „Veteran of
such shows, "you have 70% or
-.'80%-"controt.-of -what,-happens.'tee,
The technique is simple: "To
kegiiiraratiteStairr.WiaTiTrailIM
you have to do is figlire out haw
not to hit a question he doesn't.,
know. That's the basis of all quiz r -
shows." The producers hand-
pictc their eon,teateritdfilr ttper-
1
sonklity, ccoAttien ftrei
graphical 'read, as well Asgloe-
cialized lc wieNleti the* 'lam
themselves with a shrewd, thor-
ough: .insight . inte,they .contesi,,
tant'S.Strengtlaer*,•",*eakii4S;:: 4
aziO i,,..haUe....11411.,: contrOVO.f:''..4lik,
When a contestant has reach-
ed all but the biggest payoff •on
$64,000 Question, audienee psy-
chology Virtually demands his
victory. In its 22 months on the
air, only two of the players who
elected a $64,000 question have
failed to win. (The system of
control is not foolproof; it was
not proof, for example, against
the mental block that stumppd
Randolph Churchill at the $128 '
level.) But most big winners
have been blessed by crucial
•questions right up their *alleys.
Marine Captain Richard Mc-
Cutcheon, the cooking expert,
whose particular specialty is.
French cuisine, got his $64,000
question in French cuisine, not
in Cantonese or Neapolitan fare,
-Shoemaker Girl° Prato, the
opera expert, whose knowledge
of German or French repertory
is net up to his Italian special-
ty, got hik.tough questknns on
Italian opera.t q4key Bill Peer- e
son a $6k000'' nner'. bite krt
, , , ..-..1 , i , *
expertise,' rides not e e d to
Chinese art, says: "I studied like
hell on Chin ercert„eB
got a questi bit'''
How to Groom. nner
dp. theproducers' de
where eath contestant i
or strong? , Twenty Oxi
att,
didates c t q 'fy „the
t,..,shew .. ' o- '"'ittrIcine.',,O.tfouiet'el
hour, 363 -question, test that
ranges across the ,Recnn-ri of ,
subjects useii, on t*, s rikre.0)...
Produ* D'•:•n... Enrigh began -
burningWhe test papers several
weeks,,,,,„agat to avert any suspi-
cion Vat theyvvete 11014 1,14 .
—
IS THE WINDOW LOCKED? -Susan Leary, 31/2, isn't at all abash-
ed as she peers through the windOw-of car, totget a closer look
at a lion lolling 'cin the bac lc' seat. The big eta drew quite a
crowd when its ovvrfer, zoo keeper Harry Gabel, left it in his
car while on a shopping trip. '4 • • —
George L. Wright HI of Manhat-
• Oinly rarely ,clo quiz producers
„eet caught in -indiscretions. The
StirniiSe- is! Inein sued by
Showgirl Dale Logue, who com-
plains that she was deliberately
feed question that defeated her
for $10,000. It was the same
question, she says, that she
fiftiffed ding a "warm-up ses-
-sten" before the show, their
.growing desperation t.p check
falling ratings that have knock -
six. quiz -panel shows off the
ale since Octbbeil the piogrkms
•• may'be taking greater risks„ es-
pecially in trying ,to woo eele-
I brities- A contestants- Showman
Nils T. Granlund, wh,o won
, siodoo 'from T,he Eig Surese
ori "eieteeinelY eatY" queStions,
admifs that, some'"of ' the 'qua-
• ""tions ' he ` answered during --'his
screening interviews may have
turned tip on the show itielf.
•One baseball star who was ap-
pro-ailed to -appear -on--$64,000
Question says .that he was asked .
foirdtemaltinent thetl he would
go for the top prize but was as-
sured that his questions would
LE -7t, be bptt' g-praetice p,itches. Con-
, necticu s, Vivien Kellemi, who
G011t 411
MAN, GOO - Only a arvekpert on.,taxes,
0,1pud yr4could love jockey Wel- laid down the condition-thatvher
teri*Blum as he sloshes back to questions be limited to 'U.S. in- ,
comeutex. The Producers obliged.
the scales at Gulfstream Park.av
bi, One non -celebrity candidate for,
ttiekt.- • •emea,--Blotrio.m: a s riding ou e h
' the' va4,000 'Challenge says that,,
How Begey"- uring a recent race in h • '
ud. He not only Jost
the race, finishing third, knlhf?.
wcis Messed up, by. the tv1p4
lihoge.es,...t.tlat overtook him neacy
line.
her screen interview she
minei in the assured that "we tailor questions
.
weak ' r tru.,tihe o,f,•einind we are
•
,, can- innerking.
„ all' the 'ftigktery. of the
littiatiori,' 'den producers,.
seem helplese:rbefore the major
• ailment afflicting their shows:'
9 ' t•
eit "I think they establiai t:' :4;heastmof.,C31,9.0 no longer in
es i'udienee we. Viewers
pretty well your limits." Music I; sPiFor- ,4 -
!lave becpine so hiase that the
Profess& Richard Gore: "Thee' liroilticg;s `al-bitra,rily changed
questioning was comparable to „
Aheitotrtilei-rte, :enable :Schoolboy
tt afittafal' exam for a Ph.D." Base- ' '''
wi'-•:0'1 tball Pate k J. K h:• Strom to win as much as $256, -
to study the contes ant a.kno
Expertic eoug .
ledge patterns. But before the "About six fellows with ,ase-' 'Dr 000, ant dey,ised.new rrules tp
mtestpapers-are,.-burned,-some.........*----.-... . ; . let O'er Nadler keep 'Winning
Dail record 1:Mks qttestionedne .. - , rm,r , ,r r, .
tob. More impeeirtant, a 'kind of:s*
body at the Twenty One office g abbot 75 minutes They mnst •
„:41,17WeVetillel•dokalOthernacntgraderg .....--- eg--..z.b.-stik ' •''' '-''' inflatiiin hail 1 alio hit- tiler con- ,
ave niece rne abotlt 150 que,sre ,,:
them. Charles Van Doren, the
tions." test:anti: inatead tof-,the kind of .
- $4w:f,, ,111., eat,,,,,taine,d, alumnus,
4
feels' tin 412441 noNftieihAti, ,
were being form -fitted to his
eno al udilqettatinly. rlokr
;
. dy : ' the diz Ahusiness s •
ests t at hi efeet oft In ea
tIliestiot (W nt, ikidiriPotiltheg,
Belgians?) could have been de- •
•41rtglAtriblreials 11,,,,'-irl'c_•-!'":::„.."..b't7„'""' the.
qtall'ici4,vvessiiii8.4,s's.; ‘i4s;e:'id.‘41:',11`.t'db.eti;;Irii:,:lei 1:4,s' 11139i •''.11'2 ,:',-,',;1;zi'-ui:;'iwtiEcli:::','4:44'.11=;': s':di's1:t'$:!.t;h0. 0.:Q1:.e'a'l.'lvticl:.°1Cir:ol'Ii; :
that the questions have. „.'.heei.1" .' 'rixc'e';;;*;:+1;.:1;c191-1,rau -e-1' '71..;..:ell''.el'';7!..7.. I' ..'rt•,.
3 , •• g • ,0,....,4.3
...At: tnter, alp.Or iu.k;'.U..;., u 1
balched in all ivory ve,,e1t:$01.,-, '', '.,.ift 'sfee'ket.'diieStion
sck"--'-
Revlon's Joank,• -the lificiiiited,e •
threta Trust Co, p4ibirnS ...;:;4:',
weekly ritual. on SixtYlFehe ,(aS •':"-..
th.4 trade calls,$4,000 Question) .
hY" Supplying an eseot, and. two
bank officials, Including one who
noir the cAse Of 14-yer-old
Susan Sandler, the horse -racing
expert, the show einployed efik
of e most effective technique)!
fdr.' roorning winners: she veles-r Givellanthargintofnerror for the
sen,t, back lime to Oak Pash,„z 9prgestaptfirvinin-Ign,Eloiblesr, the
after her Manhattan in- producers seemi to be „able to
ordinary peeple7,7whho. s4uplE
responsive. chord in viewers,• ‘,1
thex,I.,pw runjo narrow specie-
IntOgraPhie minds
"filaks,"-Artile trade ealls'thein.
iLEN
1111.?1,B
OTA9tV5.1RiA.
• " •r:ji
DiCk Saversl
lt is amaZing ,"haw Mich
easier and :faster :gardening' will
go with, the right tools. This
dOes not m-ean that'e lot of ex-
pensiVe` equipMent and gadets
are nec1e$Sary. but's/J-111)1Y :Pak.
Sig4 111,4 I.Nitlat ,-we have
is",suitahley.end in. geed. shape,
ru,sty.,hoe, rake with
R. loose or proXen handle, or
a power mower' out' of adj"ust-
menris iribre'Of a -hindrance
a spade
in a lotetthat -ealle.fer. a. -culti-
vator or vice versa,,,
PorliPareft. With,,,,friost. other
hobbies recreation,'equip-
ment costs or gardening are
trivial. We can, if :necessary, get
along with little rnore than a
rake, a cultiya,tpr and a spade.
But a few other •• special tools
wozet cost much and they Will
make "things easier and more
interesting„, • .
Far soil and
klittining, and killing weedS, for
ipstance, thee ` are severartyPes
'and sties Of 'hand '&11th/eters.
:01'llese range from little ones or
two pronged things 40 or 12
inches long to wheel hoes which
'we tlifoughthe-Tdrger
isewell to have two or
three lealtivatots4of various" sizes
•fAr.eworkinarettrid„ plants and
„rows„ of different sizes, Then
• 'there' are such things as dutch
fdPwl-loidsale weeding and
frif enitivationl-fnaer •bitslies and
spreading frplants; and single
bladed affairs for making
trenches for seeds and bulbs.
Ex'eept- folo-nthe Very small
'tools, itnia-well to get!all these
,I.things,, as- well as rakes, hoes
, .and so on, with Jong
These save stooping.
Spe6fal PurpOte§:,'
'Thereial-k'flowers Which seein."
• to be 'designed for special pur-
.poses."Some -just naturally have
long stems cosines, sweet
peas, gladiolus, scabiosa, mari
L goldgeand many more; and there-
fore, are,,,,prtieully suitable
for,.„Nting.. for houquets and
givg away, to gfat4.11 friends.
'Other a agairi dre specially
-ed'ented" like the stocks,
nicotine, helietrope, lavender,
mignonette ' an d carnation;
-echers-agaixi'attrebtive to hum-
thitbitds run-
- tiler •beat: There are ,a• few such
a --the straw, flower which we
can cut, dry and then they will
bright all wirkter indoors.
And ai"for slirape, gize and
VOloue'there if' an unlimited
rehtice. tWe caril'have- an all red
or all blue ort -all yv'hite flower
tflgarden.,,Xe can ,liave , midgets
(mix, a few inches. high or giants
that will run up close to six
feet?'
, is„allothese differences most
of which ark )isted in.the 'Cana-
an seed "afalogue,'th:at makes
"floWer 'gai'denineso 'interesting
scelritereating arid lesults in no
1. two flower gardens anywhere in
I the world being exactly alike.
Keep Planting
Too much emphasis cannot he
laid on continued planting. It
is.much better ta plant a little
... every week;.for a month or so
than to try and get everything
in at once. There is no good
reason why most vegetables
and a lot of flowers cannot be
planted for many weeks yet and
this gradual planting will pro-
• duce far more satifactory re-
sults than sowing or setting out
all at once. The vegetable gar-
den particularly, Should be
planted gradually with only a
portion of the carrots, beets,
beans-, corn, etc. sown at one
time.
In the flower line, expert-
,. encerl gardeners will sow such
thihka petimias, as-
ters, cosmos and other annuals
in little plots here and there in
the flower garden. When these
come up they will leave Only a
few' plants in the original posi-
tion and tranSplant the surplus
to other parts of the garden.
Handled carefully, these trans-
• plants will come along almost
as quickly as those left untouch-
ed and thus a large flower gar-
den can be planted at trivial
cost.
terview and told that the show
s-A,V,U1,CIV.,,,,etber4 ready for her for
s i,e-tgrwriig,lweeks. iiDuring kthe
m ei*atplut naturagy concou.„.1.
ad .eEl'OniS:tl: ying hpr speciatty,,..,„
Iitiw-1?
...,41i.tat,,fargetlir contestants ha4e),
...tdene'•irc. kiic .` fields gs Sherlcitik 1: ''-"r , '- '- Can ' •
tig
control virtually everything -
except their own fears of losing
etheirtil.'aftence.Z4rforri TIME.
„:.
By Anne 'Ssilifey
Start' s and Dickens no-
that„thete is no•;:-•wrot- ve?s• Th°'...Shkvir sets 41 high Pre-
' 'th'et. ai5tiliearits,•-.Merely get a tent :Anfit'Atecialty. ,One app4- ..from-cUEdling4
'former contestants make it seund ers, ,a 287year-old blonde, a .a pan kelt-Ailed with cold Nate
• more rigorous.. Captain MCCut.... • encouraged by the Producers A
insPeatt onait 4ter. The cus
• apPly her pbOtographic mincirto taid-rwill'` heat rhoie gradually
ias He explains , rilittiti.-nri.Oddmatches Of conies- , Q./Mow can :1 ,prevent custard
ten examinauOnbrief, infer/hal screening. : But cant,„F• aSieholegist JOyce,BrOth-
• • 4.
Vrir theucustard cups in
%liars MY BAByateeitsiiet, Gene Austin, whose record Saida
Of More than 86,000,000 platters back in the 1920'S Makes
hitt the grtatest recording star of al! time, warbles a duet volth
his douOitee, Charlotte, a Min- starlet in Hollywood. Wird
known fOddy's teen-dgerS, Austin, who it,Stcirting corn&
ktciek,,,flitilled cal earlier generation With such popular hits as
!..114,4y Bine Heaven," "Sweetheart Of Sigma Chi," and "Yes, sit,
Than Ba by."
.bolling' up ,On boxing. By the will'b'e -firnif'•%/fd Without a drop
-time sheN: wa$ called to appear', of whey.
„ ,
,, Dr. . Brothers::: had rrastered the, •
: subjectAvelbenough le win $(14'!•:"'t ' - Q: IloW"-eiiii,t keep an iron
frt stibking to fine starched
artiteles?,,,„,
t A. By .adding -,,a little soap to
the starch. This, also. give 'an
attractive gloss.
• . Q. Irow,,....can,, I, ripen green
. bananas'? ,.,
.•
• A. LaY,,,..the ,.unripe bananas
away a paper bag, in a dark
place, for a few clays; they will
ripen evenly,
. Plottjti,k tio Shawl The peek,•
agers dt.both,', $64,000 shows also e
prochiced NBC's The Big Sur-
prise, which folded not long
agd. One of :;its planners offers,
this insight;irito the big -money
• Show! "We 'Always used a plot,"
ari ideafWay We Would like the
• half-hotir to go. If one eohtes-
tant wasn't getting a good audi-
ence reaction', we wand say that
ideally it would be., geed if he
got the answers' for $500 and
.$1,000 and then missed $2,000.
• It developa little audience an-
tagonism it allycirie loSes right
Q. HOW ean I make brass
shiny?
Betere'eleaning bra SS with
ahy &hit= or polish,
r rub it with a cat lemon.
avvay. lit A high percentage of
cases, ths program Went ill ac!,,,,
cord arked With the plot. There
was a hig"diSeliSSioii on hew
,lorig alieuicl go before soitte-
bodyWaS allowed to Witt $106,-
000. We teased Atst, with a .few
$50,000 WinnerS. tetnla ,of
thewmanshiP, had to work
Mit the ideal timing and the
Ideal Winner." The proCludets
chose 70-yeat-old Mrs. Ethel "
RichardSen Of Los Angeles,. A
folk-serig buff, For a aWritehi
theY-• *bided the nekt'
1ig win-
ner .allatfIcl be a young school -
bey, they "sottied. I4.yest-old
•
Q. itotvcari„1 economize in
butter when Making pastty?
A. mix a wineglass bf Salad
oil With Water to each pound
of auto and stir this therOngli-
4into the taster .
Q. How Chn 'eXthigifish a fire
of burning oil or fail
A; By Spreading flour over the
flames.
A fanatic is one who can't
change his Mind, and won't
Change the subject. (Sir Win-
ston Churchill)
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SC DUCKLINGS. - -Jansen, strain, Kaki
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Campbells for layers, Large "White*
Pekins for best meat birds, 25 • $8.50;
100 .•$32. Inarnediate delivery. Circular.
Morris Day, Elora, Ontario.
, OPPORTUNITIES FOR
MEN ANC* WOMEN
,
EAall,.ttlerief at home. $50, weekly,
PossIbie..-tHand addressing, tYPIng•
sewing, ;Send 040, cover ehargea.
S. M. ifarris,, llox 1435, Detroit 31,
tefebigarr. -
FOR Early Reservations: Write
Wellshy-The-Sea improVenterit AsSoel•
ation, Wells, Maine, for literature on
i,deat place to spend your Maine Sea.
coast vacation,
TEACHERS WANTED
QUALIFIED teacher one-reoni
school, Highway 401 near Oshawa,
Present enrolment 27, Grades /-8,
MINIMUM salary 32,600 with allOW-
once Or experience.
APPLY,. stating qiialificadons, expert-
ence, salary, name of inspector, Mrs.
Ethel Hanna, Sec,--Freas., R.E. 2,
wtatey, i.cotet.
FARMI3OROUGHe«lWrotestant School
Board requires tisAr teaChera for rural ,
area, grades oneNtil Seven. Living ac'
commodations supplied, Salaries;
$1,400 • $1,80Q. Write: Harry IL Hopson,
Farmborough, Que.
PATENTS
'FETHERSTONHAIIGH 4 Company,
Patent AttorneYs, •Est'ablished ' 1890.
600 University Ave., Toronto. Patents
all Countries...
PERSONAL
$1.00 TRIAL offer, TwentY-dve deluxe
personal, requirements. Latest cart-
• logue included. _wpm, Medico Ageney.
Box 22, Terminit10 ''0,7 Toronto, Ont.
4 SWINE
REPEAT orders count. Dozens or cus-
tomers; who have purchased Landrace
Swine from us come back for more.
Why'? Because we have one of the
largest, best herds of Landrace in Can-
ada. We have imported more Land -
race Swine thalloanY other breeder.
' Two large iniportatiens 011 the now.
Weanling, four month old, six month
old sows and boars, guaranteed in
pig sows, and servicealsle boars for
immediate delivery. All from Im-
ported stock. Catalogue.
.: FFEsitROGUTys ,I,MP. RAFE SWINE FARM
ONTARIO
A 'NOTABLE...characteristic of Land -
race is ita ability to cross well with
any breed, to speed up growth, cut
feed cost and produce a:meatier mar-
ket hog. For pure breeds or for cross-
EMPiOyMENT WANTED ing, Landrace is superior. We have
some of the best Imported stock sold
EXPERIENc farnynr, -4 mariled, 2 at reasOnable prices, weanling, four
children, school Age; Xarf -frarttlle, trac- month old soft, and boars, guaranteed
tor and other form inacbinei'y,4„, alsol-D in 'Isig".seskr. Cqtalogue..
dairy, or beef calitle, dearer position; *,;,, ',14.701,31144,1-0CX FAR1VI
Good salary and separate house with
modern conveniences; references avail- HOLLAND CENTRE, ONTARIO
able. Mr. J. 14„,,camebeu, Rai, St.
Catharines, ,thafies,:r;'/ OhoP'5:' ,,,.qtr, -,--.1 ,I.T4AT you seen the new Landrace
,
, ; - azine?Vitt, answers a lot of your
...,•.--. ...,, ,14 • ,,;•0.twii-'
FARM MAC RYz..-15W sALR-r, ,. Honk- and, puts you in touch with
.., . niida'alins-t: breeders. 51.00 per year
NEW Hollanalz;27..i,Baler' vith .:Iiiidra; ,• (ntiarterintargie copy 25¢. Canadian
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formatic $950n0iimyill'A for:'Ituni, .'L-Fdirlrace...; „ ne Association, 564 Cote
ber. Apply glgFairN: '2 JoadbOli St10.4-raiidsis Ste. Therese de Blain.
Ontario. - •'.;104. 400 .111.133, quee.,...:4-
D.E.M.S. LTD.
ONTARIOdistributor for Ford major
dsi2e2ael4n;fue,A•„ nhjeectiotonefumpump opvt!rahriciaull7,4na
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jectore,ON3 auled --.. at. 13.50 • per , .hr'.•
Thornhill; ' atrib.'" 'Phone Avenutc
5-3421.
NEW 11 ),,LAND No.'„80' Wire tie Baler
with engine, used. very little, perfect
condition, hydraformatie bale tenaion
control, New price $3,000 -- Our bar-
gain price 31,391 Will pay for itself
this year. L. 'Hawken, Arkona, Ontario.
.(No. 7 highway).
FARM WANTED
WANTED' - Small farm, buildings,
hydro aVailable, good water, near'
school. State price and full particulars,
All cash for low priced farm. „EUGENE
ST. CYR, 89 Woodville Avenue,
Toronto 6. ,
FOR SALE
SAW filing,jand lawn mower business
for sale. Modern machinery, goad in.'
come. Five room house' modern. To
be sold together. Goodopportunity
for right party. Age is orily reason
for, selling„.,„Prieell right. Joseph
Tayjorr:588;Lafontain Street, Wallace-
burg:•,,Ontario.
MEDICAL
IT'S IMPORTANT - EVERY SUFFERER OF
RHEUMATIC -RAINS OR 0. NEUR111S,
SHOULD TRic, keiON'S
MUNRO'S DRUG STORE
335 Elvin, Ottawa
$1.25 Express Prepaid
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POST'S ECZEMA SALVE
BANISH the torment of dry eczema
rashes And weeping skin troubles.
Post's Eczema Salve will not disap-
point you. Itching, scaling and burn-
ing eczema; aerie, ringworni, piratiles
and foot eczema will respond readily
to the stainless odorless ointment re-
gardless of lipw stubborn or hopeless
they seem,
Sent Post Free on Receipt of 'Price
PRICE $3.00 PER JAR
POST'S REMEDIES
2865 Sh Clair Avenue gest
TORONTO
OPPORTUNITIES FOR
MEN AND WOMEN
FOR delightful Seacoast Vacation on,
beautiful Wells Bay, in quiet, pleasant
surroundings at Guest Home directly
on Ocean front. Write: "The Barn..
ado", Wells, Maine.
PLASTIC FOAM (-flexible) Sensational
new craft ,material. Sheets 40" st 72"
s: 3/32" - $2. 1/4" - • $2.50. White,
pink, blue, green, Yellow, orange,
grey, violet, deep pink. Multiple pro -
Jett Kit $.75. Immediate delivery.
KIDDER MANUFACTURING, 138 Dan,
forth Avenue, Toronto.
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358 Bloer Si. W., Torerite
Branches:
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72' Rideau St., Ottawa
OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS
STOP
wishing yeti could increase Year Id -
&Mid and teCtire your Ratite,
DO
abriielhing alielit it. With our propo.
titian' this IS Pessible, and ell eur rep-
resent:nil/6S are making big money, you
tee conld; dci as Well. Everywhere
llotiselfold Nedeatilles are needed, Cos-
' incites, Fetid Sped:Atka, TOIletries,
think of, the Possibilitlet this Market
fepreserita, Vtiw 1 the time, write tor
there ;tletaila th note. W. Station C.:
Utile bolorittier,. meetterit
WANTED
WANTE Steamt.engine ood con-
dition; t41 •T;;;Ford• or oth car from
190041_46'j. ;-'401skezi: Yoke d .cradle;
an4,,seYthe.c P,ay't.qash. 11. Rawluk,
Newinarket7Ontarlo.
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IT PAYS TO USE
OUR CLASSIFIED
' COLUMNS
MERRY MENAGERIE
Eskimo turtler
ISSUE 20 — 1957
SLEEP TO-NITE
SEDICIN tablets taken according to
directions is a safe way to induce sleep
or quiet the nerves when tense. $1.00
AU Dreg Stores or adrertv Ltd., Toronto S.
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FOR CANADIAN'
MILITARY PERSONNEL
serving with the
United Nations Emergency
Force in the Middle East
$lig sends 400
EXPORT
CIGARETTES
of any cither Macdonald Brand
Postage inCluded
Mail &defend remittance tot
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In Government Regulations.
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