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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1957-09-25, Page 7MEDICAL 0001) APVICSI EVERY SUFFERER OF RHEUMATIC PAINS OR NEURITIS SHOULD TRY DIXON'S REMEDY, MUNRO'S DRUG STORE 335 Elgin, Ottawa $1,25 Express. Prepaid OPPORTUNITIES FOR MEN AND WOMEN SPARS time work at home, No can- vassing, no training required. Send $1 fqr details and materials. Gift club, Box 81-cN, Beecher, Illinois, BE A HAIRDRESSER JOIN CANADA'S LEADING SCHOOL great Opportunity Learn Hairdressing Pleasant dignified profession; good wages. Thousands of successful Marvel Graduates. America's Greatest System Illustrated Catalog Free Write or Call MARVEL HAIRDRESSING SCHOOLS 358 Bloor SL W., Toronto Branches: 44 King St. W., Hamilton 72 Rideau St., Ottawa BE INDEPENDENT BE YOUR OWN BOSS Have financial independence and the security of your own business, with no investment. FULL OR PART TIME Operate your own wholesale name brand business, without overhead or inventory. Sell famous brands of ap- pliances, cookware, silverware, house- wares, tools, jewelry, dishes, etc. In- cluding such famous brand names as. Wm. Rogers, Oneida, International Sil- ver, Ronson, Benrus, Dormeyer, War- ing, Roto-Broil, Cory, Courtship Dia- monds and dozens of others, Only re- tail prices shown in catalogue, your dealer costs given In a separate whole- sale price list, Send for free catalogue and complete details. CONSUMERS DISTRIBUTING CO, 1304 EGL3NTON AVE. W., TORONTO PATENTS FETHERSTONHAUGH & Company Patent Attorneys, Established 1890. 600 University Ave„ Toronto. Patents ill countries. PERSONAL FORMULA FOR LOVELINESS YOUR Complexion, Fragile and Cher- ished. Ladies, do you have a dry and lifeless skin? Do you want a fresh and lovely face? A truly clean and glow- ing skin? A beautiful base for make,' up? 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LUCKY PRAW AT CLOSE OF SALE: French Provincial Cocktail table Compliments of PLAN To AT I SIFIED ADVERTIS GI 1ITRAL ONTA gREFORD ASSOCIATION'S FIRST ANNUAL. ,SALE OCTOBER 2nd - 1 pad. will be held at George, Roden's' KINPWOoD FARMS SALE BARN Stquffville, Ont. 13 BULLS 25 FEMALES Including Aired lielfers & Cows with calm et foot GOVERNMENT BULL, PREMIUM APPLIES Plan to attend W S. — Auctioneer C. A, Montgomery, StOUtiville Secretary Write for ea /4110E1M :4145V.P.O.n4h, i , C. Wi arettaPItCH tO ME BABE — C J. Zoie tNriktfed 'his ton. The six-foot, eight inch duattiy is a mechanical pitcher Zone built because ilif Seenied iike sornething that tOulcriiit be clone" capable pf throwing the ball 106 yelecit, LOfif stelys, Satinets more like ati citiffieldere CUNARD'e SYLVANIA • CARINTHIA • IVERNIA • SAXON1A AUCTION DISPERSAL SALE October 3, 1.00 porn, D.$.'1, 12 Polled, 17 Horn Shorthorns, Regis- tered, vaccinated, accredited. Since 1939, AT WILLOWHOLME - 4 miles north of Waterloo, Ont. Young cows with calves by side and re-bred, Bred and, open heifers; 4 young bulls. This Wire herd sired by the Scotch Shorthorn Bulls of Water- loo C.B.U.; all bred cows and heifers carry the service of their polled bulls. A full line of farm implements will be sold, including George White thresher 32" x 46" with cutter; John Deere tractor; John Deere manure spreader, etc. Terms Cash. Owner retiring. CLAYTON SCHEIFELE, Prop., Waterloo, R.R. 2, W. S. O'Neil, Auctioneer. 'Veeck said. "Well, I'll never for- get the-day Satch was standing under a hot shower — standing there, mind you. The water was steaming, so I put out my hand, to test it. And I couldn't hold my hand there, it was so ,het. He said he did it after every game. Maybe that was his secret."—By Al Rumill in The Christian Science Monitor, How Can 1? Hy Anne Ashley Q. How can I make a good silver polish? A. By dissolving one ounce of powdered borax in'1/2 -pint boil- ing water, Acid four ounces pre- cipitated chalk when cool, and beat Until smooth. Then add one gill of alcohol. Bottle and shake theroughly before using. Q. How can I remove the taste of scorch from food? A. If food becomes scorched, remove the cover immediately and place the pan in a vessel of cold water. Allow it to remain for 15 or 20 minutes and the scorched taste will disappear. Q. How can I Improve the complexion? A. Decided improvement in the complexion is often noticed within a few weeks if a quart of buttermilk is taken daily. Q. How can I remove grease spots from paper? A. Lay a piece of blotting pa- per over the spot and press with a warm iron, If this doesn't re- move it, cover quickly with pow- dered magnesia, French chalk, or fuller's earth, and let stand 24 hours. Repeat, if necessary. Q. How can I clean, a. slender vase satisfactorily? A. Fasten a piece of an old sponge on a stick and push this down into the vase. This method is also very useful for cleaning decanters and water bottles. Q. How can I acid a delicioua flavor to Any leinon pie? A. Instead of using cornstarch or flour ,when making the lemon pie, try grating one potato for each pie. It adds a delicious- flavor, Q. HOW can -I retain the vivid -and appetizing colors of itellf vegetables when cooking themt A. A pinch of soda ,in the boil- ing water Will help. Q. How can I remove paint stains front fabrics? A. Try saturating two qr -three times with equal parts of am- monia and turpentine, theft wash thoroughly in soapsuds. Q. How can, I Make a fillet for floor tracks? A, Make a paste of two cups of 'flour one tableepodn of aluni, and three quarts of water, Soak pieces of newspaper in this so- lution and boil well, stirring constantly. Use a putty knife to fill in the cracks. After the paste has hardened, apply a -stain, and the filled cracks will hardly be noticeable, SLEEP TO441.614T. Amp,. RELIEVE NERVOOSfini' MtiPAY It4t1011ROVit SEDICIN fobteti ectercling to dliecligni 11 a safe way to indein sleep or'quiet the nerves when tense. $ 4.95 • SEDION- biottSiores About Elopttauts la one way, elephants are lilac people: Seine are smarter than Others. There are those.ere-' pants who, when the monsoons AIM caused a logjam in the rivers, can sopt the key log and without advice from the mahout Rod it, free, Despite'this display of tech» aicai prowess, the elephant's in- telligenee has been overrated (most cocker spaniels are at feast as smart), They have a fairly good memory, but experts say that if elephants were truly never to forget a tii,rty deed, there would be very few ele, phant trainers around. Despite his size and his strength, the elephant is rather delicate. His trunk is so pow- erful that it can uproot trees — yet sensitive enough so that the animal can pick up a pin with it. A French scientist once ;et out to count the number of separate muscles in an elephant's trunk. He gave up when he reached the 20,000 mark. Elephants are subject to sev- ere stomach cramps if exposed to cold weather for any length of time and will start trumpet- ing with pain. They can be cured, however, by a large buck- et. of gin and ginger, After tak- ing the cure a few times, the elephant becomes a crafty alco- holic:, feigning pain and moan- ing pitifully for his daily swig. Elephant steak looks like a prime cut of beef, but wheel cooked it tastes like pasteboard ana l clings to the teeth like soft glue. Though those culinary dis- tinctions attract the natives who will swarm over a carcass look- big for a choice cut, Westerners are apt to find the meat no delicacy, Elephants don't live to be 150 or more. They die at 65 or there- _ abouts, and they don't go to any mysterious graveyards to do it. (Where "graveyards" have been found, the tusks were always missing — proving the elephants were driven there and killed for the ivory.) Elephants are very nice ani- mals — kind, thoughtful, and smart enough to have fine work- ing conditions. After an ele- phant puts in four hours of work, he stops. He may go swimming, or eat, or just stand around with his hind legs cross- ed, thinking -- but he's through for the day. — From NEWS- WEEK. Dingo Dogs Queensland, ' Australia, was bustling last week and this meant bad business for the ravenous and increasingly der- Ing dingo. Squads of workmen were pressing ahead with the job of stringing a fence, 3,500 miles long and 5 feet high, to keep the dingo back from the rich, remote grazing land of northeast Australia. It will en- close an area larger than Texas and serve as a second line, of defense to a "dogproof" fence stretching from the Gulf of Car- pentaria in the north to the Great Australian Bight in the south. ,The single object of all this is the ilant-eyed carnivore, an Insatiable killer with a price of up to $10 on his head. Each year some 2 million sheep and count- less cattle fall prey to the beast. Though the new fence will cost Queensland $1 million, it will be well worth expenditure — if it is suc ul. Storms, however, wash away fences; sandstorms cover them up and large bush animals, the ebul- lient kangaroo and wombat among them, trample them d(1wn. Paradoxically, the decimation of one of Australia's traditional pests has led the dingo to invade man's, domain, By importing a vicious strain of myxomatosis,. Australians killed off millions of rabbits. The shortage of the succulent rabbits has forced the dingo to change his diet, With Australia suffering her first drought since the war, they have ranged in huge paelcs to sheep and cattle country from the rough arid western scrub, This year's casualty list for sheep may rise to 3 million„ Australians are divided on how to control or eradicate the dingo. Some favor fences others trapping. In mountainous New South Wales, horsemen round up packs of dingoes and drive them into a line of guns, Hope- ful cattlemen have recently tried aerial baiting, packing half a grain of strychnine into a pellet of brisket fat, then dive- bombing water holes and sus- pected feeding areas. Unfortun- ately, birds and insects usually beat the dingo to the poisoned pellets. Biological-warfare ex- perts have considered infecting them with distemper and mange, but are wary of creating an immune strain. The only hope for his extinction,now lies in the discovery of some virulent dis- ease peculiar to the dingo, Harassed cattle and sheep owners can take small consola- tion from one theory advanced by the French anatomist Baron Georges Cuvier in 1827. A din- go cannot swim. A good deep billabong will keep him out of the pasture anytime. — From NEWSWEEK. Rungs Of Doom Prom time immemorial man has used wood for one purpose or another, including crime. Apart from numberless examples of wooden weapons there have been dummy revoli7ers made of wood and in one case, a con- vict had wooden keys made to fit several of the doors in his prison. Wood can easily be identified by experts, who will name the parent tree, its type, and where it is grown. Wood is a medium which retains, the characteris- tic marks of tools which have been used on it, A classic case of identification of wood led to the conviction of Bruno Hauptmann for kidnap- ping the Lindbergh baby. A ladder found at the scene of the crime was handed to an ex- pert. It proved to Ilse home-made from wood which had been planed before delivery. The expert looked for a mill which had a planing machine with eight blades. There were 1,- 598 mills from New York to Alabama and only twenty-five used an eight-blade planer. Two of these were eliminated as they did not handle one-by-four stock. Samples from each of the remaining twenty-three firms, were obtained — and one had revolution marks of exactly the same spacing as op the ladder. This it was easy to trace the ladder to Hauptinann, who was found guilty and executed. CLA AGENTS WANTED pe YOUR OWN 8055 1 MEN ot women can work your own hours, an ti make prol'Its up to 500`4, Selling exclusive houseware products anti appitances, No competition, not available In stores, and they are n ecessity In every home, WrlIe at once for free gOIDDI catalogue;, show Pie mai) prices plus confidential Whole, sale price list. 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'Metre ealat t t Atitt anuttta tatteea SOVIET TYPE — Though a sweat- suit isn't the most fashionable attire even by Russian stand- ards, Soviet shot-putter remora Tyshkevitch seems oblivious as she photographs her fellow athletes at White City Stadium in London. Tamara, weighing 220 pounds, was in England for an international track meet, Satchel Paige In Hot Water! It was in Cleveland the other day that Bill Veeck was on his favorite subject, Satchel Paige, "I brought him into Cleve- land in June of 1946, but wanted to do it a year earlier," said Veeck, who is now doing promo- tional work for, among others, the Cleveland club. "But I knew they'd say I was signing him just for fan appeal However, in the spring of '46 we really need- ed help in the bull pen, so I brought him in. They soon found out he was much more than a show piece. "For a short stretch, he is still as fast as he ever was. I mean, when he goes into the ninth inning and can see that finish line, he'll give you nine pitches as toughaas ever. "When I brought Satch to Miami (of the 'International League) a year ago, I flew him in by helicopter," ,Veeck con- tinued. "Not long after he had landed they wanted to know when he was going home. 'He isn't,' I told them. 'He came here to 'pitch. They didn't believe me, of course, but ,I talked them into giving him chance. 'Get our regulars but': an hour early to- morrpw and let Satoh throw a few to theni;' I asked. "Well, they came, out the next morning and I .told Paige, 'This is important. ShoW them some- thing' He did. The first time around there was just one ball hit out of the infield. And about then they were saying, 'Don't let him hurt his arm.! After a while they got hun- gry, end instead of using him in relief, they began starting him, as a gate attraction, But he can't do that any , more, He has to -throw junk, becanse he can't fire that fast stuff for nine in- nings. "I'll say this, though: he has a better curve than he used to have. He can really break it off. "That man knows all there is to know about pitching," Bill went on. "He once said to me: 'Why shouldn't I? 'I've pitched almost every day all my life.' "He says, 'I throw fast balls overhand, three 'quarters, side- arm and underhand, so I got 12 fast balls. They get set for one, I give them another. Break their rhythm,. That's the ticket. I give thene one windup, then two, then Maybe' three.' Don't let them get set; 'don't let them get a set groove in their swing.' "Know what , we did? We rigged up, a board With 10-penny hails in it and let Satch start firing. He drbve those nails into 'the board, one after another. That was control, Man. Remem- ber, even -though a 10-penny has a large head, you have to hit it squarely or it will bend, But he never,. missed. He got theni all, right on the button. Not many pitchers in the history of baseball could do that. "I just hope that. I have a ball club Ali the big leagues about three years from now, beeatted I want. Sat& to be the first.mari ever to, pitch in the Majors when he's 6.0." Veeck know Paige's ttue age? "Well, he's 56, 56 Or SV' gill replied, "I phoned his inothet one time She had to go down, stairs tie the iruit store to get to the phOne. She taidt 'Mister Veeck, Satchel was the first of thy i2 children.' I wet supposed to figure it out from there." How, We asked, had the great INTegro been able to pitch for to inany years? a Wonder, het"