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Like millions of other Britons,
Jim Gault and his cousin, 13111
Stranaghan, had often indulged
in luxurious day dreams about
getting rich, quick on the "foot-
ball pools", the legaNecl week-
ly lottery on national soccer re-
sults,
Every week for the past two
Reasons, Gault, 83, a laborer from
Olengormly, Northern Jreland
and the partially blind Strut-
aghan, 08, had scraped up 5
shillings (70 cents) between
them for a chance in one of the
pools. They never won, One
week last month, on ff hunch,
they bought a 9-shilling (426)
ticket, filled out their predictions
for Sunday's games as usual, and
mailed in the list,
Gault was in the kitchen of
his pre-fab cottage one evening
recently, peeling potatoes for
dinner (his wife, Mary, was in
New Zealand visiting an ailing
brother), when pool officials
drove up. Solemnly, they in-
formed him that he and his
cousin had just won the biggest
jackpot in pool history, The
winnings on the $1.26 bet:
£300,684 ($841,915.20) - com-
pletely tax-free,
Next morning, Gault telephon-
ed his boss ("Says I: 'You'll
have to get yourself a new
man' "), then flew to London
to pick up his check. "I'm going
to buy a three or four-room bun-
galow," he told reporters after
enjoying his first London meal at
a Mayfair hotel (lamb chops,
fruit salad, Irish whisky, and a
cigar). "The rest depends on
Mary."
Back in Glengormly, Strare
aghan was even more phleg-
matic. "I'm not bothered about
the money," he said. "All I want
is my sight back . . . and to go
on walking my dog at 5 o'clock
in the morning." From a framed
inscription on the wall of his
kitchen,, Stranagh an 'proudly
quoted hia. philosophy:
Ain't this world a funny place?
And yet it's hard to beat;
With every rose you get a thorn.
But ain't the roses sweet?
Hit-And-Run
Jimmy Dykes, one of baseball's
elder statesmen now and still
active on the coaching lines,
this coming season for Phila-
delphia, tells this one about the
time when he was managing
the Chicago White Sox:
"Luke Applin,g was a great
hit-and-run hitter but very often
he came up with Taffy Wright
on first base. Taffy had his vir-
tues, but getting the hit-and-run
sign was not one of them. Final-
ly in desperation I called
Appling and Wright together one
day and told them to work out
their own sign. It was agreed
That Wright would decide on the
signal and Taffy asked us to
let him think about it over-night.
The next day we met near home
plate.
" 'OK, Taffy,' Appling said -to
- Wright. 'What's the signal?'
"Taffy looked Appling right in
the eye as he replied: 'When I
run, you hit.' "
"Why - the string round your
anger?"
"My wife put it there so I'd
remember to post h letter."
"Did you post it?"
"No - she forgot to give it to
me."
ARTILLERY
BETTER WITH A BAT - Duke.
Snyder, above, is more lethal
with a bat than he is with a
six-shooter. Dodgers' heavy-
hitting Duke played a bad guy,
left, in a recent giddap opera
for the home screen,
week during spring and summer,
,Lucy follows a different pattern.
She leaves the house early and
drives a pick-up truck 'to the
Jean Talon market in Montreal,
She has bad her own stall there
for several years and has many
steady customers for the Des-
champs honey. In winter "she
makes the trip- to market only on
Saturdays.
During the afternoon and even-
ings, Lucy works in the small.
workshop attached to their house
where the honey is processed and
the combs prepared and pack-
aged. While some of the honey is
extracted from the combs, filter-
ed through a special nylon mesh,
and sold as liquid honey, the ma-
jority of the Deschanips honey is
sold in combs which are indivi-
dually packaged in tiny bags of
cellulose film. These 'small comb's,
are cut with a multiple cutter.
Lucy then uses specially-design- •
ed machinery to insert the combs
into their bags before putting the
candy-bar sized portions into at-
tractive, individual boxes.
Collecting, processing a n d .
packagng the honey crop, look-
ing after her sons and 'keeping
house make Lucy DeschamPsTvn•
extremely busy woman- Hdiz-
ever, she's at her happiest witen:
working 'alongside her hi bdiCel
.and the cheerful, relaxed
of the Deschamps house-
hold gives ample evidence that
being "busy as a bee" is good
for you!
Paint —Your—Own
—And Save
•
The spring bride may find it
hard to furnish a "dream" home
on a down-to-earth budget. How-
ever, there are way3 of stretching
money for furnishings. One way
is'to buy unpainted furniture and
to finish it at home.
Finishing furniture is not dif-
ficult - just a matter' of using
the right product and 'following
directions to the letter. A good
basic rule is this: Never apply
a finish to a surface that is not
thoroughly' clean and dry. Sand
with fine sandpaper and dust
off with a turpentine-dampened
cloth ' before „ever touching a
paint brush.
Natural wood colors play en
important role in modern decor-
ating schemes. The attractive
4 grain of good wood can be en-
hanced :and, at the same time,
Protected by a clear 'varnish.
Certain open-grained woods such
as oak, walnut or mahogany will
need a wood •filler before varn,
ishing while close-grained woods
like pine or maple are all ready
for the finishing job. ,
New wood usually needs at
least two coats of varnish and
each coat must' be thoroughly dry
before starting the next. It is
also a good idea to sand lightly
between the coats,
A special satin varnish, applied
as the final coat, will give the
furniture a lovelY sheen. low-
ever; those of the "elbow-grease"
school prefer rubbing down the
ordinary varnish with powdered
putnide and water. Polished with
a coat Of liquid Polish 'or hard
wax, the finished Wood will have
a "mellow" look that's strictly
professional.
In some Woodt, the natural
color" is not as attractive as it
Might be. If that is the case,
give it a coat of Wood stain be-
fore Varnishing: There are.many
etaiti colors on the market.
A Mel coat of clear varnish
applied over a stain gives, a.
hard7Weitring finish that resists
reciLlstitte.
anittati
,,tesiitomyii.d woman standing next
'Young .man," she raid, "have
,,.ted got a hindkerehief?“
"Yes," replied the youngster,
41)0 my mother Won't let me lend
it to anybody."
Freih Hope For
The Bald-Heads
"Say, you know, Irving, your
bales getting thin?"
"So who likes tat lialen
Baldness- - and the cornball
jokes that go with it - is a bur-
den borne by eight out of ten
American males Over the age of
30, A certain amount of relief
of a non-quackish nature was
prOffliSed, recently at I confer-
ence sponsored by the New York
Academy of Sciences, at which
more than a dozen researchers
in dermatology, anatomy, and
biology took a good grip on this
hair-raising subject,
"The outlok is benefit'," an-
nounced Dr. Irwin I. Lubowe,
balding dermatologist of New
York Medical College. "More ba-
sic research on hair regeneration
has been done in the past five
years than ever before."
The researchers all agreed that
baldness is divided into three
parts: (1) "Pattern baldness," the
V-shaped thinning at the
temples, or starting at the crown
of 'the head and moving for-
ward to the brow, (2) the kind
known as alopecia areata, which
develops in patches, anywhere on
the scalp, and (3) complete "bil-
liard ball" baldness.
And they agreed on the root
of the problem. Each of a man's
120.000 hairs grows up through
a follicle, or canal in the scalp.
As old hairs die and fade away,
they are replaced by new,
healthy hairs, so long as the fol-
licles are alive and well, Aside
from old age, the chief reason
for dying follicles is heredity:
A man's hairline will begin to
recede in exactly' the same pat-
tern, at the same spot, and at
about the same age as his
father's. None of the popular no-
tions 0-- tight-fitting hats, too
much water on 'the scalp, mar-
riage or celibacy, germs, brain
fatigue, or the shape of the head
- are clues in the case of the
missing locks.
Dr. Lubowe, on the other hand,
has found a relation between
baldness and the glandular sys-
tem. The patchy kind of bald-
ness, he reported, responds hap-
pily to steroid hormone therapy.
Of 68 patients treated with syn-
thetic hormones called predni-
sone- and prednisolone, 60 per
cent had complete regrowth, and
another 36' per cent had partial
hair restozation. In common "pat-
tern baldness," however, Dr. Lu-
bowe said,, the steroid hormone
treatment is totally ineffective.
Nor is there any assurance of help
from the countless commercial
salves and ointments massaged
on the scalp. "No salve applied
locally to the scalp, can be ab-
sorbed by the follicles," ,he ex-
plained.
Nevertheless, researchers
haven't given up hope. So long
as barren follicles are hooked up
with a healthy blood supply,
there may still be a chance. A
bald bird from ,Africa described
by Dr. James B. Hamilton, an
anatomist at the State Univer-
sity of New York, may provide
an important research tool. The
bird is a male wattled starling,
unusual in that it loses its head
feathers - starting at the crown
and leaving a meager fringe -
almost exactly th. way "pattern
baldness" occurs ni man. As in
man, reported Dr. Hamilton, the
androgens (male hormones) are
in some way involved in the
bird's 'loss of feathers. Now a
new flock 'of stralings, ordered
from Kenya, Africa, is under-
going an elaborate testing pro-
gram. "If baldneis in the human
,male and the wattled starling
can definitely be associated," ex-
plained Dr. Lubowe, "we may be
able to test Medicines on the
bird, and then apply .them to
human beings." - From NEWS-
WEEK.
How Can 1?
By Anne Ashley
AGENTS
Glickman, RU. 7-1741. Carfagnini
lashed In territory, doing over $400,0001
Estate, 342 Oakwood Ave. Toronto,
sp,r.Luvu (awry kind of feral
Cry,
heal
trucks and tractors, Well Web*
can be Increased to $800,000 per year, For confidential information call Mr.
Form Machinery Agency
SHOWING GOOD NET RETURN
AGENTS WANTED
far yourself.
a 0h elosNoTainrdo BouUtrtiS4g1 Eo
r p
SvSoudgu c1140 ucoet.
found in stores, No competition, Prof. as up to 000%. Write now for free eoiOur* catalogue and separate genii-
dentist wholesale price sheet. Murray
Sales, 3822 St. Lawrence, Montreal,
RUN a Department Store from your Own home. Yes, we'll put you into
Your own business, absolutely Free!
Now you can sell to entire family, Clothing, shoes. shirts, work clothes, toys, fishing equipment, Amazing money-making plan. No experience necessary. Full or part-time. Free gifts. Write far powerful sample outfit and full instructions absolutely Free,
Kiddies Sales Reg'd, Box 115, N,D.G.
Montreal 28, Quebec.
"COIN COLLECTING IS CANADA'S
FASTEST GROWING HOBBY. WE ARE.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN C 0 14,1
ALBUMS, SUPPLIES AND CATA-
LOGUES. WE REQUIRE LOCAL AND
COUNTRY DEALERS. FREE SUPPLY
LIST. LIBERAL DISCOUNT.
INTERNATIONAL COIN COMPANY
2277VIctorla Street
Toronto, Ontario."
BABY CHICKS'
BRAY Broiler chicks March-April-May
should be ordered now. Available im-
mediate shipment dayold and some started Dual-purpose pullets and cocker-
els. Also Ames Pullets, dayold heavy
breed cockerels. Pricellst available. See local agent, or write Bray Hatchery, 120
John North, Hamilton, Ont. — —
TIME now to order Bessies. Babcock Bessies give top egg laying perform-
ance whether kept in cages or large
flocks. Gentle, easy birds to handle. High producers 12-15 months, Excellent
Livability- Large white eggs of high interior quality. Illustrated catalogue
in colour on request. Red x Sussex, Warren Reds, Sussex x Reds, Red x Rocks also available. 100% live delivery,
98% livability 3 weeks, guaranteed, Whitney Farms & Hatchery, Milverton,
Ontario,
ONTARIO'S MOST. PROFITABLE
LAYER
LOGSDON'S H & N "Nick Chicks", Day
old discount on large orders. Leukosis resistance. Started pullets available. Order now for spring delivery'. Infor-
mation tip& request. Logsdon's H & N
Hatcheries, Seaforth, Ont,
BOOKKEEPING SERVICE
BOOKKEEPING Service. By -mail, $2.00
per month, records kept. 'W r t e.
Auditax. 230 Herbert, Waterloo, On-
tario.
BOOKS
PROTESTANT 'BOOKS:
I WAS a Priest $1.00 postpaid. Free
Price List 'on request. Box 335, Regina,
Saskatchewan.
FARMS WANTED
FARM wanted: ideally located, 200
acres, excellent building or no build.
ings. State price, furnish picture. Box 1131, 123.18th Street, New Toronto Ont.
FOOD DISTRIBUTOR
FISH
WRITE for our, 1959 price list. We have a good supply -Quality and VarietY.
SILVERSTEINS
135W King St., London,'Ontario.
FOR SALE
ATTENTION Green House Owners and
Poultry Raisers - Generator complete
with exciter on rack, used, 25 cycle,
5 kwo., 110 volt, single phase, suitable as stand by electrical supply, can be
driven by gas engine or power take-off. Cost $850.00, will sell less 5 H.P. 60
cycle motor. No reasonable offer re-fused. Benson-Wilcox Ltd., Box 5015.
London, Ont.
LADIES Slippers! One size fits all!
Beautifully made in Japan, $2.19. Red,
Blue and Pink. Paul, 1066 Pulaski Rd„ East Northport, New York, U.S.A.
MUST Sell Patents on Portable. Refrig. erator and Compressor for cars, homes,
mike toys also. Stanley Walker, 321 E.
Harvard Avenue, Orlando, Florida,
NOTICE TINSMITHS
BUY your half round trough hangers at a reasonable price. Apply Enos S.
Martin, It, Re 3, Wallenstein Ont.
ONE new metal milk van 15 ft. long,
3 decks high; 1 used 12 ft, wooden pro-,
duce van, in good condition. Apply Wiltsie Woodworking, phone -Aylmer
4-J. Aylmer, Ont.
$1 POCKET RUBBER STAMPS $1 •
YOUR name and address (three lines)
in neat plastic container with ink pad. Lane Stationers, 937 Victrola. Ave., Nia-
gara Falls, Ont. Dept. W.
SEVERAL` different makes of good used
milking-machines, Let us install one of these or a new Woods in your barn on trial without any obligation. Dist,
ghee is no barrier. Phone (collect) or
write Ifying KeYes, Glands. Phone Pais-
ley 114-r-4.
GLADIOLI BULBS
GUARANI EED Holland Imported. Large beautiful Exhibition blo,oms.
Many fainoua named varieties. Mixed, large $6.50; Mediem $5.50; Small
54.50 per 100. Selected large mixed SI
dozen, Medium 751 dozen, Postpaid.
Free Bonus; 12 named blooming size
bulbs wilh orders of $10 or over,
JOHN MASON (Importer)
BOX 1025
GANANOQUE, ONTARIO.
FLOWERs-tRets•gHRuBS
EVERGREENS, SHRUBS, ROSES
SHADE trees, hedges, Cheistmai tree
seedlings. Free price list and advice.
Landscaping done 75 miles radius. THE GOLDEN TRIANGLE NURSERY 3,`Sperieerville, Qnt.
FUR . FARM ANIMALS
THE kir trade is Wilting for top qual-ity nutria fnr. We have tititria or
spring delivery' that grade ekeellent
f
in
NeW Yai.k. Stewart's Nutria, Box 164, Dryden Ont. A, C, TIMMOSon. W, J. Stewart
HELP WANTED—FEMALE
Girls!" DOMESTICS Girls!
Donk-Aid jobs we lidt,e aplenty,
If 'you're sutile ,mia healthy'..
Yon earn the highest wage
If 16 t6 is yOUr age;
Sci"Pliek Your bag and board the liiitt
And Make the journey to tia, have no further need to :foal*
Plaee:.Yeti.16 "No Charge to
EMPLOYEES
76 Church Street Toronto'
Domestic Division, 8th FM.. ii-5571
HELP WANTED —MALE -
BEEKEEPER required; experienced; Strang; English.sneaking„ For "lnertleu, tars write to Rideau Honey -Co. Ltd.,
KeinptvIlle 'Ont., enclosing snapshot and inforinatleri, expeeleriee. 'eke. height, weight., ete„ and eefereiteeSa
HELP WANTED
womv; Two experieneed machine fixers for 105 needle or oar*
.ser Scott and Williams 15 and H Hosiery machines. Good wages and working
conditions, Will pay expenses to move
to States, Reply Ballston Knitting Corns pany, Box 30, Ballston Spa., New York.
HARDWARE'SALESMAN
EXPERIENCED man for contractor's' and builders! inirdware Ries, all hene.
eta provided, p;cenent. working, .00,00 tiona. Apply to even handwriting etat,
ing previous experience, age, etc„ to Box 17.9, 1,63-15th Street New - Terento, Ont.
FARMER wanted, able to ;speak English,
New Canadian welcome, Good Worker, preferably non-drinker and non-smoker, Farm located 20 miles East of Toronto. Good home and good salary, Will inter-
view all applicants. pox 1130, 123.18th Street, New Toronto, Ont,
SOCIAL WORKERS
REQUIRED to work with children and
their families, Desired qualifications are
graduation from a school of social work but Consideration will be given to suit.
able persons who have a B.A, degree
Or equivalent. Only written application accepted. Please apply giving full de-
tails to D, A. Judd, Children's Aid
Society,, 240 King Street East, Kingston.
HORSES
ATTENTION HORSEMEN
ONTARIO Belgian Horse Assoc, hold-ing 6th Annual Draft Horse Sale, Wed-
nesday, April 8th, 1959, Lindsay Fair
Grounds, Lindsay, Ontario. All horses must be consigned and catalogued, Con-
signments close March 10. For entry forms write Jack Wood, R.R. 2, Aurora, Ontario,
LIVESTOCK
DUAL PURPOSE SHORTHORNS
HILLHEAD Farms present offering, young cows, calving January and Feb-
ruary, heifer calves. Two herd sire
prospects from 11,000 lbs. of milk dams.
Herd on ri,o.p. Write for particulars.
H. A. Hewitt's Sons, York, Ont,
MACHINERY AND MOTORS
SAW CHAIN 25% DISCOUNT
16" LE.L. Pioneer $13.50. 18" McCulloch
D44 $15.50. 17" Homelite EZ $15.25, Write for details on our complete line of saw chain, JAY'S MAIL ORDER, BOX 66
BURLINGTON, ONTARIO
MEDICAL
"ARE you sure you don't have sugar (sign of Diabetes)? Thousands do, and
don't know it! Play safe! Check your family now! Simple home test that you
make yourself, detects sugar imme-diately. 250 each, 6 for $1.00 Postpaid.
Royal Company, Dept. C, 1051 Mt. Royal, East, Montreal,
POST'S ECZEMA SALVE,
BANISH the torment 'of dry eczema rashes and weeping skin troubles.
Post's Eczema Salve will not disappoint
you. Itching, scaling and burning ecze-ma, acne, ringworm, pimples and foot
eczema will respond readily to the
stainless odorless ointment regardless of how stubborn or hopeless they seem.
Sent Post Free on. Receipt of .PrICit
PRICE $3.00 PER JAR
POST'S REMEDIES
2865 St. Clair Avenue East
TORONTO _— —
TRY ITI EVERY SUFFERER OF RHEUMATIC
PAINS OR NEURITIS SHOULD TRY
DIXON'S REMEDY.
MUNRO'S DRUG STORE
335 ELGIN OTTAWA
$1.25 Eepress Collect
MUCUS
IN THROAT
THUNA'S PINK TABLETS for the nose and throat, dropping of mucus dis-charge, sensation of a lump in the throat and other disturbances,
Ask Your Druggist
OPPORTUNITIES
DRILLING FOR OIL
SHALLOW Ontario field investing part, ners. Write P.O. Box 55, Terminal A, Toronto.
OPPORTUNITIES FOR
MEN AND WOMEN
DELIVERY WORK
$150.00 MONTHLY Income for part-time deliveries and collections. Must
have car or light truck, $795.00 cash required. More income for full time.
Reply giving name, address and phone number to Box No. 178. 123.18th St.. New. Toronto, Ontario.
OPERATE Home Mail Order Business!
Men and Women (all Ages). Ten Proven
Money making Sources. Only 250. Satis-
faction assured. Captain, Box 501-CA, Reading, Massachusetts.
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 Catalogue-Free
Write'or Call MARVEL HAIRDRESSING SCHOOL
358 Bloor St. W.,"Toronto Branches: 44 King St., W., Hamilton
72 Rideau Street Ottawa
OPPORTUNITIES
MEN AND WOMEN SPEEDHAND trains for Stenographer
in 10 weeks Hornestudy. ABC System. Free folder, Cassell Systems, 10 East-
bourne Crest, Toronto,
PATENTS
FETHERSTONHAUGII & Company
Patent Attorneys. Ettablished 1890. 600 University Ave., Toronto Patents all countries.
PERSONAL
"ADAM to Armageddon," brief, history
book ,fre0 to bible readers. Address: Box 149, Dorchester, Ontario.
ANCIENT Pcipularity Formula! Amazing
results, any age, sex or class. Does not
rely on appearance, education, wealth, etc. Short, simple instructions, , $1. Reliance, P.O. Box 7, Marys/We, Hie-souri.
LADIES for the best in eeinietiei, try
Peggy Newton PrOducts, Free eats- logue, beauty chart. Bern's Novelty P.O. Box 045 . Montreal,
ADULTS! Persoliel„Rtiblier Goods! 36
assortment for $2.00. ,„
Mailed,
. quality, tested; guaranteed, „ Mailed, in 'nlalit
sealed package plus 'tree Birth Control booklet End „.ctitalogne of' supplies, WeStern. Distributors. Box 24-TV, Regina, Sask.
. ' • .• . • •
LOOK YEARS YOUNGER IN MOMENTS OLD looking? Wrinkles on face and
neck, puffinesS Under eyes. Get rid.. of them y. Momenta after appLyttiet:
Rae'sWrinkle. Reirioyer. Really Works, like magic' End testa. for 6 hours lifter
each appliCation. . The results , amaze You. Use Only one or tive deonii to Make .s'ou• jeok years younger. negu- tar. $SA,- lerge„$111.00, nestnnicle R,W.R. Company, 416 'Queen West, Ti5rentO,
PETS. FOR SALE
BRASS Name ?Wes, M.4.chtno stomped with your name And. Address, lied -lot; tom For Keys or Dog Collars. Three. for dollar, Pete Waite, 100 nattwoY Street, Woodstock, Dntarlo.
POULTRY AND LIVESTOCK
. • ,“
• DO Yen Poultrymen kr1019 that K-109 zonberonxs led ail riatienallY, sold Ogg breeds in the number of lerge eggs laid in, 057.54 Random Sample Tests?
76.3% of the gimb,or ,eggs, g were large,
You know that you can" make bigger
premiums morkoting oracle A Large
egg$ ,minber$ are unbeatable for early,
Jarge, titiality, white eggs, Hatching all
popular egg and dual purpose breeds,
1st Qeneration Droilers..Terkeys, Roast-et's and Broilers, Send for early order
booking discount and new 1958 .folder,
For swine raising try, Canada's future pig - Blue Spotted hybrid (outstona,
ing mothers .of white skinned market pigs ), Also registered Large Blacks
(the best sows for cross-breeding), Also
Landrace, Aberdeen Anglia Cattle., Cata-logue,
TWEDDLE CHICK HATCHERIES LTD, FERGUS" ONTARIO.
PROPERTIES FOR SALE
FOR Sale • Eight room unfinished
house with garage, located at 116
Chesterfield Ave., London, Ont. Apply
Box 2, Glencoe, Ontario,
SEEDS
DOUGLAS SEEDS
EXCLUSIVE European and American
strains - 'All American" selections ---flowers, vegetables, begonias, calarli.
urns. For Canada's finest listing of Hy-brid and 'improved seeds write; Douglas Seeds, Brantford, Ont,
STAMPS AND COINS
"BEGINNERS - try a selection of Approvals priced 10 to 100 each, mint and used. Mint U.S. stamps given free, to every applicant, Hikson Tremere.
Ormiston, Saskatchewan.'
BIG Worldwide Packet Free, to ap-proval applicants, Animals, Airmails,
triangles, included. Many bargains on
approval, 100 for handling. Larry Mc-
Cormick, Camden East, Ontario.
20 FOREIGN Coins $1,00. Gold Sover-eign $15.00. 1958 Canadian Uncirculated Coin Set, $3,50, Scotch Highlander
Badge $1,50. Coin Buying List 250. Crown Hobbies. 167 Codsell. Downs- - .- ..•__
oLD COINS, BANK NOTES May bring much profit. Send 25e coins
or stamps for buying list, Paul Thlhert,
1745 Prince, Windsor, Ont,
SWINE
TOP quality Lanclrace swine, 2 to 8 months, priced from $25.00. Mervin Howe. R s„ Aylmer West, Ont. ..„ _ -
WESSEX Saddleback gilts and boars, all ages; registered or unregistered, ideal
for cross-breeding. Wessex/Landrace,
Wessex/York. sows available. 'Dr.
Murray Smith, Veterinarian. Charing Cross. Ontario.
TRUCKS AND TRACTOR-TRAILERS
-.-- —
ATTENTION
ALL
TRUCKERS
SEE Fruehauf's used trailer clearance sale of the year. We've got to move our old stock to make way for new trade-ins.
24' single axle stakes $400 2 only, 5,500 gal, fuel oil
tankers $4,200
1 32' tandem insulated van - ........ 5999
1 2.8' single axle van ......... „„„ $499
2 14' single axle Fruehauf
dumps . .. 51,950
MANY OTHER OUTSTANDING
BUYS AT FRUEHAUF TRAILER CO. LTD.
DIXIE, ONT.
CALL BILL WILLIAMS
DAYS, AT. 9.0373; EVGS., AT. 9.8387
VACATION RESORTS
SOUTHERN RESORT FORT-Lauderdale, Florida, near ocean.
Modern rooms, apartments. Send for brochure. 'Windsor Manor, 2835 Terra-mar St,
WANTED
WANTED IN NEW CONDITION
1.11.C. 11/2 to 21/2 oil bath gas engine, Johnson % washer motor, Wisconsin
3 horse engine with ,reduction gear. Would trade one bag concrete mixer for half bag size, Enos. S. Martin. R..11.. 3, Wallenstein, Ont.
MERRY MENAGERIE
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She's A Champion
Lady Beekeeper
Looking after 15 million bees
and five children is all in a day's
work for Mrs. Lucy Deschamps
of Duvernay, near Montreal,
who is the wife, of a Canadian
champion beekeeper. When Ger-
ard Deschamps won the Cana-
dian Beekeeper's Council Trophy
for the best exhibit of liquid
honey at the Royal Winter Fair,
in November, he gave equal
credit for his success to Lucy.
In 1947, when Lucy married
Gerard, an air force veteran, she
had no idea that some day she
would be "mothering" champ-
ionship bees. In fact, she was
terrified of bees. Today she is
an expert handler. Lucy says
that it took her about one year
to 'become accustomed to the
bees. Iq to being stung "it's
in the game!" she says ' cheer-
fully. Conquering the fear of
bees is the first and most im-
portant step in the life of a bee
handler. Bees, like a great many
other animals, seem instinctively
to sense fear in their handlers.
The Deschamps have three
hundred hives spread over five
different locations within a
radius of five miles from their
home. The hives are placed
where the best clover crops are
found. Last summer, the Des-
champs even took some of their
hives to the Lake St. John •
district for 15 days to take ad-
vantage of an excellent clover
crop in that district.
Producing and packaging
championship honey means that
Lucy Deschamps has a heavy
schedule each day. Rising at 6:30,
she gets her five sons, ages two
to 10, ready for the day (three
of them go to school), and then
prepares to go out to the .hives.
Her husband, who works untli
2:30 a.m. at the post office,
doesn't 'get up until nine. When
he is ready they' drive out, work
and collect honey until mid-
afternoon: Lucy has' a young girl
Who stays with, the two younger
children during the day while
she's away.
However, three mornings a
How can I bake potatoes
in less time than it ordinarily
takes?
A. Let the potatoes stand in
het'Water fot fifteen minutes be,
fore baking, and thd baking will
require • but one-half the usual
time.
Q. HOW can I clean decorative
candles that are soiled, but
otherwise perfect?
A. Saturate a cloth with alcO7;
hel 'and rub the candles, All soil
Will be removed and the lu8tei,
retained. The candles can then'
be wrapped and. put away for
next winter,
Q. How can t hem anold warn
dove shade' it the needle break§
the fabric?
A. When making a hew /tern'
in an old window shade and: one
Is not sure it will stand stitch=
lug, make a deeper :hem and try
Elting it shut to hold the stick,
#ow, can I PreiVent a trinitY"
odor feather
When pilloW With
feathers, crush a small block of
camphor arid, mix it With the
'feathers. , it will .preserVe theni
,aild the „on* Will hot lieVe
Entity Odor for it long time.
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