HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1948-3-24, Page 3If You're Dreaming
Of an Expensive Car
You'll Need Patience
if vnu'te belt picturing voureeli
(lli,i 1p 0111 01, the mora cepeasi5
Al; lo made. cats such 10 a Lin
1•'.111 t ;n lillac or Packard you'd Let
e
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tor 1; , e your patieacc a little exist
ci.shie, For the dcaees are that
you're in for quite a 115'ail.
Now than the 1uu011101311n manufact-
urers thoroughly understand the act-
ual 11R -ailing of Ottawa's controls—
imposed la conserve (1111a411'5 fast
(10 hulling 1'. S, dollar reserves—
the:, ire
eserves-there able to tell us just about how
'many such cars we shall be allowed
to import this year.
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The supply of Canadian -made cars
Promises to he about equal 10 last
y.ar's 105,000 --second largest on rec•
crd but as for the bigher-pfired
type, the 0111001: is pretty hopeless,
e,prcially as more people than ever
would like b1 41('8 up i110, the luxury
class.
Ilene, toughly, is the pieta re for
19,k., 'There don't Le any Li:twins
at all, at least for a while, Last
year 230 ranee into this country.
Cutting them off entirely will allow
Ford people to bring in more nec-
essary parts for their lower•prired
cars largely manufactured in Can-
ada,
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General 'Motors, faced with a sim-
ilar problem, are also not likely to
bring in any of their costlier makes;
so for a time there won't be any
neer Buicks, Cadillacs or Olcismobiles
crossing the holder, other than
those driven by American visitors.
Just what this means is seen in the
fact that last year more than seven
thousand Bucks were brought in.
For every six FIudson's last year
tlu-rc will be lint one in 1948. Pack•
artls, over 1800 o1 which came in
during 1947 will lie cut to 275. For
Nash, the 110sitiill is about the sante
as Hudson although this doesn't take
Mb, consideraticn the cars of that
make planned to produce in this
company's 'dant.
K aioet" 1'1'aser, a comparative new-
comer in the field, sold something
al•tr.md seven thousand cars in Can-
ada last year—the quota this year
is something ander twelve hundred,
Last year nine thousand Studebakers
were bronglu in. ft looks as if there
11'11'1 Le any this year, and new Stud-
ct'akel:s will be virtually non-exist-
ent 1111111 then 11115' plant in 'Hamil-
ton ,tarts producing,
111 view of the restrictions, \\'illys
has decided 11.11 to import any more
st:,inn wllgims Lent will concentrate
on Jeeps and Jeep Trucks. The 1948
(mica of the little ('roslev is set at
1111y 28 cars—because this car wasn't
marketed here till late in 1314;--u1-
lb'nlgll there is a possibility that
this might be increased, Whatever
the final quota set, all imports by
this company- are likely to he of the
station wagon type.
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So, as we said in the beginning,
don't expect that expensive American
car you're been dreaming about to-
morrow, or even the next day. FIow-
erer, by June or 1111', there are likely
to ile a lot more English snakes for
sale --although (hese. too, 5ri13 prob-
ably be snapped up in no time.
Summing it up then, the only cars
which will be available in any sort
of volume. are those in the low and
medium-priced fields, such as Chev-
rolets, Fords, \fercurys, Dodges,
Oidsmobiles 6's, Monarchs, De Sot -
OS and 5o on,
By Another Name
Doctor's Wife: "Anel what docs
your .husband do?"
2nd Wife: "He's an efficiency ex-
pert "in a large office."
Doctor's Wile: "what docs an ef-
ficiency expert dor'
2nd \3,'ife: "\\'ell, if we women did
it, they'd call it nagging."
Presto!—i'rctty Nanette 'Paige
is opening a remarkable can,
]1y punching foto' holes in the
bottom, she allures a liquid to
enter another 111011tber where
it conies in contact with it
chemical, Presto—heat! The
- heat cooks the contents of tate
can. Presto—hot thinner,
Winter Playground—More than 2,500 persons braved the wind -1x.1111 ice of fent-tang Bay 7o
. attend I tntta11gui'he11e's first winter carnival, which featured dogsled rate- and scoot racing,
the new Georgian Bay Sport, Idolding the reins of his dog, is Ted Light, winner of the do:;
race for contestant; under 16 veal's, anti '-17'11.1 Nicholson. 1I(,ney I-Iarbor, a close second.
Sports -- And One T hing
or Another
By FRANK MANN HARRIS
("A Sixbit Critic")
".lie gave me forty thousand doll-
ars worth of baseball information --
and a very,snmil Mise in pay." That
was the crack :lade by Eddie Stinky
right after his recent discussion of
1948 contract terms with the Brook-
lyn Dodger president: and evidently
it got beneath the skin of Mr. Rick-
ey, an astute gentleman noted for
itis intinla'e knowledge of two things
—the intricacies of the Fame of base•
ball, and just exactly 31150 many
cents there are in a dollar.
Anyway, shortly after popping off
in this manner, \L', Stanley found
himself traded to the L'ost3nl Braves
in 11111. of baseball's most surprising
deals, as Eddie was looked upon as
a fixture with the Dodgers—indeed,
it was generally thought he was des-
tined to succeed Leo I?urocher when
the former "Lip" moves from
bench to the front office.
a' 11
The trading of Stauky is Lound
to stir up a let of things—and among
then \1'C wouldn't be surprised to
find a revival of interest in the base-
ball players' union. The fans hear
and read plenty about men like Bob
Feller, Ted Williams and other stars
who draw anywhere from forty to
eighty thousand for a few months
toil. But they know little or nothing
of players forced to accept, year
after year, just a fraction of what
they would be worth—and what they
cottld easily get—frons some other
club, yet tenable to do a thing about
it because of the jug -handled style
of contracts that, in spite of all arg-
uments to the contrary, give the
managements about 80 per cent the
best of it.
1n his ver' interesting story of his
life "Babe" Ruth tells of how Mayor
Jimmy Walker made hint "blubber"
by reminding the Home Rltlt King
brow march his conduct and example
meant to the dirty -fared kids of
America. Thai's just the kind of
Using Jimmy Walker mould be likely
to get off, and not even 05/1, kis
tongue in his cheek Schen he said it.
Vet few men living should be in a
better position to know than !Calker
that. baseball—boxing—hockey--any
professional ,sport is, at bottom, a
profit waking business and nothing
else. Even the general public should
513055 that much by this time. Vet
more pure shush( and hooey is written
and spoken about :Port—Yes, and 1011
rat it 11p—than about, well, even the
private lives of our glamorous Pic-
ture
ieture stars. 1f the day ester comes
when newspapers pfd sport on the
same basis—int the matter of free
pllbliri/y—as they do, for insta ee,
Automobile Factories or Depart-
ment ,S'tor'es, that will be n dark day
indeed for a lot of promoters.
d' 0 xt
The "tie-up" which exists, in far
too many instances, between sports
writers and sports promoters, is de-
plorable, even dangerous The writ-
ers, often poorly -paid even by news -
Pallet' standards, are expected to meet
and travel, on terns of equality', with
311e11 making 111531y titles the money
they do. The temptation to eke out
those incomes by a seemingly harm-
less chore of boosting or press-agent-
ing is always there, and is generally
accepted. As one well-known Sports
Editor—now dead—used to put it to
his staff in moments of expansion,
"I know you all arc making a little
on the side; and with thing's as they
ate I don't suppose there's anything
Nye can (lo about it, But there's reason
in all things, and 1 don't want any
over -stepping of the bounds, That
is, 15von't stand for anybody pulling
11 gun and sticking anybody up!"
4
The results of this practice are, in
nine cases out of ten, comparatively
harmless. But there conies that
tenth time. Suppose a promoter, to
whorl you, are indebted for various
favors, is putting on a boxing bout
which you know n:ter 411053d I:ase
been made. I'erllala it's a broken
clown and punch dunk fighter,
matched with an up-and-coming 1,03-
11110
oyN'ho can really punch. :Arc yo•t, the
writer, going to say 11l: 1 you really
thin'.;, or are t•nu (gins In pass it oft
-'o3, "well, 1110 public will pro', a' ll•
get it. nullity's l' 0)1 1, set 0! 01 the
heck"?
4' e
if 1,mi/ion
be, a —,' r tlht rp,;, 111 akar spar lo
broad',' of 1,'.I'11 r,r 1 fatalities._ ter,'
fin111 "111.1,'" isi' tolylI, 1,511,',' a
,loud, .Vot so tong apo liar 11„''i7„'
son a,,1 ?i -Los I1,1 •r,'
to l ntr'; iu 1':r l!'i' ds Cit': 1.u'1l d
Chi -ago s',nrt,; t,; i!: r Lad tif,' 770 -'st-
inal fortitvde to say r;:at Doyle, ifr a
per:'inns t'•')tt, had short died after
a k»o'b'nai, 717a1 coded the vat,),
but just a) he as Chicago aago tins (our
eerned, It hoar' p:d;r, rr.rtedd, in
Cleveland, with the result that Doyle
108.0 ki!!cd.
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One can't help wondering just
what those Cle•e:an'I spiels writers
—who trust have l -sawn all about
Doylc's omtlition beforehand yet
made no effective effort to stop the
bout—thought of themselves when
they learned I'e Iva; dead. Or, for
that matter, the prtlnoters—Doyle's
managers—or the folks who accepted
rent or a percentage for the space in
velirh to stage the :latch. Proba!ly
they all 113liPped in—along with a lot
of fans— to make sure that the
floral tributes at the funeral were
both numerous and imposing, "You
can always trust the sporting crowd
to shell out for any worthy cause—
they may talk,hard-boiled but they're
really the softest -hearted mugs on
earth.” The sentence just quoted is
not, by the way, our own.
Not So
Green
Two piles of apples lay on the
ground. One contained a large-sized
and rosy selection. Tule fruit in the
other pile was green and small.
"Large on top and small at the Lot -
tom?" inquired the new hired hand
as he prepared to fill the barrel.
"Certainly not-" 1eplied the farm-
er virtuously. "Honesty is always the
best policy. Fut the little apples at
the top and the large ones at he
bottom."
The hired hand did as he was told,
commenting to himself that 1»s em-
ployer was as green as his g01ei105
11•(1it.
"Is the barrel full?" asked the
fanner,
"Yea," replied the hand, "Filled
and nailed down."
"Good," said the farmer. "Now
turn it upside down and label it."
HARNESS & COLLARS
Warmers Attention — Consult
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about Staco Harneoa Supplies,
We sell our goods only through
your local Staco Leather
Goods dealer. The goods are
right, and so are our prices,
We manufacture In our lac-
tortes
ahtoriee — Harness, Horne Col-
lars, Sweat Pads, Horse Blan-
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Goods. Insist on Staco Brand
Trade Marked Goods, and. you
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SAMUEL TREES CO., LTD,
42 Wellington St, E., Toronto
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in a a1.47r
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For quick relief from itching caused by cereals,
athlete's toot, eeebleo, Pimples and Other [tale
conditions rise pure,cooling, medleatcd, ltgalti
D. D. D. PRESCRIPTION. Creaseless and
talnless. Soothes, comffoortts and quickly calm
today itching.
IX oO. PRESCRIIcPTIO druggist
ISSUE 12 --„ 19495
Europe Foresees
Bumper Harvests
-\ /111'1 winter has tempered Eur-
opean 1:11 00y and given promise of
bumper crop; in repayment for
last year's suffering.
Nowhere leas there been the iu-
terse hardship of last winter, the
worst Europe experienced in this
century.
\buru'arlt rainfall accompanied
1bnrrnlnlly Right temperature;. '1'lle
n1oi-tare raised prospect for liar -
rests that in some countries may
equal :hose of before the war, r1
sn:el .11000:
Germany -1)r. pite the food shor-
tage. 3 111 111 111 1 expe•rieneed untiring
like the suffering of last year. In
,lid-rehrearc of J1117, Perlin auth-
orities f030f le 1 more tha'1 1fin per -
sill, Ind bird fr,ni c.pu,nrt` and
mahntu•io ,11. :co 71110:i c•onditiuua
are reported this year.
France—Che of the best harvests
since before the war is expected.
Spring Reheat is past danger of
frost damage,
Britain—London's mean tempera-
ture, representative of all Britain,
has been tl`e highest since Ip48,
Fields are grecs.
Italy—The weather man 553-0
Wi11ter 111(1)- be just about over.
Flowers are blooming in the north-
ern provinces and winter wheat is
six 111Clte0 high. Fruit trees blos-
som in orchards outside Rome, _
Scandinavia Sweden had 40 per
cent more snow, but temperatures
three to five degrees above nornmal.
Migratory birds are returning to
Denmark, 182,0, crocuses are
blooming.
-Russia—Sone areas report the
warmest weather in so years.
May Re -fuel Planes
In Air Over Ocean
Four weeks of tests over the AI•
Mantic have led some British air
experts to expect the refuelling of
planes in the air to become regular
routine,
Aviation ministry officials are
cautiously optimistic. Much depends
os the final results of the trials,
-which will continue at least through
April when weather conditions are
usually at their worst.
The refuelling service ,..oxides
tanker aircraft which sleet at rende-
s-0u5 with freight -carrying Liberator
planes and pars fo them the 1.000
gallons or more of fuel needed to
complete the long nen-stop crossing
• between London and Afonhral.
It is argued thaat refuelling in
flight has these advantages:
1t enables an aircraft to lake off
from a shorter runway, because it
need not carry its full Toad of fuel.
It increases the possible payload and
increases the range of all aircraft.
The increased payload is the Main
commercial arg»Rient• It is calculat-
ed that a passenger aircraft cottld
save the --eight and space needed
to carry 2,000 gallons of fuel and '-
so add :1 its passenger -carrying cap-
acity by 16,000 pounds, or 50 persons.
The highest peak in the western
111111isphe05 is Mount Aconcagua, in
\rgentine, 22,834 feet above sett level,
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London Ontario
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LAKEVIEW CHICKS FOR 1908
trunk a real le', 015 or/411.ng "10111, user
10.050 breeders ,netwete5, bnhd,.l and 510a1
rrstod Many essron,ers nu re Lau tee XS 01
0051l11afua 0010050 185111 La toi1'irn' Chicks
Tills seat 11 mal. 130 even mare ',portant to
buy the t,1st lIlo and Mrs Norman SI"II10
of Parkhill. Ontario, have had 15 efirui071.1.(lt'e 11 ars nt eo"l Wiens success 10111, Lase.
view Ch,oI,s. R'i:a' Dagt yua ton? siert
Your rh.cks early There viii be a shortage
of egg, rest Poi! and prices are Wood to be
higher herd lir large Illustrated 00.0 logos
and Pooh!y Management uu lde with big
early 00101 d:0r,ants.
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INVESTIGATE
Before yotl 11114.r your chick nyder, TndAY
as never bolo;•, it base to buy quaint'. Oslo-
tortb'o Ch t, IN 11500 been the chnfre of par-
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our free rS»,ingae find price 11st tudu4'. The
05rl.c^ you 0tnrt Your chicks, the more pro-
nto they will make for you. we hove
Burred rto. lie, New Itaupshhro, Light
Sussex, w'1,Ite I,eghot-nr, L, Susses
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Han.. 13. Roel, x N, Hemp.,' and N,
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10rio. Producers of good baby clicks since
1927,
CPT DU\1'N boor verh,.ad, boy started
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start to catch the gond fall -winter ntarkrts.
Buy chlrko•—now--I( you went the markets
brat get the extrn rents per do,,',, or 11,. LIMY
Hnbdm",r, 120 301m N„ Il'umilton, Ont,
BABY CHICK BUYERS
Be sure that run order the mom l number of
011101,, lhls season. We are certain that
Profits will be nm00 by producer,. who get
started on the right track. Monilten Poultry
Farm la n 1$1/V01.11 111011L arnrnral farm, Our
clleks are healthy, Vigorous, have fast de.
velOpment and the neee0aary breeding for
high egg production. write for Our cata-
logue and Mire list, Monition Pnult ry Farina,
Stmlktm,. Ontario,
THIS 010111 011,'ry ,Idol; roust he worth Its
feed. 15'1111 nig Iinek Farm rhielt5 50" can
produce 1101)31 EGGS with 100, feed, moms
11(105 with len: work. 81nn15 mum wllh l,01
equipment. 15.11rr area n1F i.'rl, Faro,
chicks will nu'"lantica11>• in, em.' your 000
Yield It t•nlaing additional .25050 nr
keeping more layers. 'Write for pri.• Ent and
.n loader,
111(1 1(tl('l11 0A1:11. 0-:]. ib„911•,,1 floc'
AY 11ARI.? Start is nits at start tern pr0111-
ahh. ,`l,l,-koll Feae:o. lie Pn'e :um ,start curly
wllll TOD 50101, Ltdeks. 0.,1 * nosy for de•
livery on O0' dobe you avloh and thu, ,n•n!,4
risltf delayed deliveries. You get olll>• 9l rang
healthy' oro-.seler1,11 ehleks r,•om Ton Notch,
111 our hreedo lure Onverlunou( Apu••ov.•,1 Par
thrum t00ted 11101 of good production 5110111).
All popular breed:. old wine dor crus, breeds
to choose from—,00,I Or nml-0.•1"4, tiny old
and older, Heavy m•odueero of :heat and Egge
these ehlekn honk[ your chances of bigger
Proate. They grow fast feather fast „til pro-
5noe Carly. For fifteen yours, Toa, Marl, hes
been drawing repent nrdors from ,0(100(4
en:Ampere 00nt niter fent'. Start early ,Burt
right. Start with Top NPteb Chicks. PITO
Catalogue. Top Notch Chick Salo, (lnellll,
Ontario.
TR 1: 1 I si eider, e..t1,41,3 $
it It. or, 1let a 10 0. Y.
Liee• t 1 1 5.1 of bon go
18:0.1 01 i 11, 1 . _: 0101:011.
len-5,'1. r1 1'.11151, hydra (1(50 to v'n0ge.
goon bun, loom. bush. A barge .1 85,800
100.111-011 0.11151 and 00)",; house. Feed
3'02),1 8 'i 20.1:0, 811011. or, bath way Price
11.6.0
(('-A01E; 0IBM, 1100, to 1001, way. 0s.:n and
dr:e.•st,rd, 10,n !wire, good house, Price
17.00.
FAItE .;, an 8.t, e, 0, 0,4 to hell, 11 Interested
1lCPC. .1 01. LONG; Real Estate Broker,
Brllaae',, 0.. t. -
BUILDING 28' X 421
ALL 11151011. \EVER needs palntug. Erected
10 !n roan hours, immediate delivery, (0-
urr„ .lull, A Neale Sales Ca., 21 don'ts
Street, Ter0am.
PIN-UPS FOR MEN ONLY
if >-"u 're 21 veave or age You 2000 obtain
our 110 rid 0.10.41 0umu4, photographs of
gotga0110 n, 10,s mare and young professional
mod, to nt ,1 • 5n1:0r Der set Please bete
Bar
EUROPEAN PHOTO SERVICES
51 ADELAIDE ST. E., TORONTO
MONEY 8111ICC buanra, 1,, 1011114e near
:`•1. 7 1.1.1..1 , complete Na t,r wer Sew
ill
1 H`m ere n
flacons g 011 property Also
n, rt ,r I.a•1 0
.nr11• Harold Ma csholl L>m.
eIt.utt Al
l 1 '.” 011E01. D, Fo, y.stootts and Ilheu-
„1 1,. 11' .;:,lied. Munro',
1 ,.g . , , . ., ,0 1 lb , ,,. Ino a. I'ostnald
11,5
10111, 1111 1 of Iiheunatte
pa',,, s.t 1. 1 70, l,!nait'n Bern•
,05 M ,o S Drug911.1,. ' 1162,,. Ott0W..
b,•.d St.00.
O('l'OI(T[- !11'1'IF:S 1'1111 W011115
BE A HAIRDRESSER
(015 CANADA'S LICA DI• , scDoof,
tl heat '00,',l up,::y Learn
Halydre0sitlg
I Pleasant dignif,o.t t+:ol.wsiorl, good wages,
thou:Alois successful Alarvot graduates,
gmerle,t's greatest system. Illnstruted cata-
logue fres. write or Call
Mir:v'101, HAIRDRESSING
ScHt s ti...
858 Blow 50. 11'.. Toronto
Praw'brs: 44 00.,:, St , Houlihan.
R 74 Rideau .5u'0e1, Ottawa.
PA2'E NTS
1'ET14EI(STONA 11(101 9 Company, Patent
B0110iumn. Established 1805, 14 Ring West.
7'orunl0. ILoOI,L-t of information nn request.
"ELIJAH: Coming Before t'i l ist", wonderful
head, flee, Megiddo 1O. elm,. Reeh,0ter I1,
A Y,
127 510♦
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formulae
adabte Descriptive tc
01114I1 Fyte Company, 145 QueenWoo.
Ottneu
001 I ASTR(1L005', 001n1 0tr,',
I jus, north of Queen St., Toronto.
ARMY FOLDING TABLES,
thasi 0.-07 ti• ts Offered a3 a 11r.e0 far
11010.111 COSI. e 72" a :' 1' x 38". Suit-
able 11 • , a, 0
t ,. Ia•gaets, t hub's. shipping
01,d ...CI .1. I...' 0! anr•,osys. T.. , ear 13. nr
Pari:, E' 1011 Toronto. C.0.0 or send
Money f$11.,- Allose nil or transport when
n•'der'r/ 1' Bht'T1-TONE, 4'9 Cecil Street.
Toronto. :\S..L•t'de 2717
CHERRY LOGS
0...•,01 tor cost, %Ai.. Re, 04 Fergus.
ort,
COTTON TOWELS
Blenened. hem Flour end 000. 2000. beta.
0304. 17' s ;N" for dor. 12,40; 2 dn::0,
14.00; i dot• $10.00, add 250 shipping charge
107-Pro,ln,11, 07 Ontario 4t.. Toronto.
RE(,ISTERI:D Alaska, Ajax. Cartier and
Eeacel ••:,iO CERTIFIED 0racon, and
Beaver 10
,;,, and Mnntrnlm Barley: COM-
MER('1AT. Nn. 1 and No, a Cartier, Max.
Deaver, Al... t'lelnnd. Banner and Vic.
tory oat”. (in'n^r. Barbed and O.A.C. 21
00, lo': ('0\11111111'1 AI. No. 1 O.A.C. 181
Peas. ('ANN'S 51171 t.td., Exeter. Ontario.
TU CI,L•`.AIL rix eight -sound nails amber
honey, 111.510; 70 pounds, 114.10. Herbert
Herrin, Alllstnn. Ont.
AYRSHIREft, butte. calves rq breeding age,
from R.O. R dams, (Worse Sprn!g. Thorn-
hill. Outs Do.
AD.I1 'STAn1,E leather cartridge belts. 2381
calrbpe shells, excellent workmn nand/. 13.54.
Mars thon Agency, 11140 Gerrard East. Ton
onto
151151 Ito,•ren rich clay 104,5, lou acres
hardwood WWI, 2005 buildings. 30:tb or
without alock and Implements .lames
Stewart At,Fmeutwnn, Ont.
THE BOOT: for every home, 0:ghl hundred
household' helps, Two d0T10 is, r0st paid
Order (1,0 D. or verge Zolol, Vertileb, Engle
hart Ont.
WATCH THEM GROW
In new Trans,narent Eleetrir 1•,03,.)• Rrond-
er. 600 cnlmclty. Very Deonomte-o. write
for descriptive literature. Black Le'b'run, and
Al anus factlu'Iog, R. No. 1, Womb/leek, Ont.
4C 011'4 Choi 0 'r0. Power Ment Saws—New,
Used, Repairs. The Seale Shop. 691 Bits
St., 1'orontn,
HARDY 2 -year Lathan Raspberry canes,
MOP per hundred, Premier Strawberries
02.00 per hundred. A. Crowle. 11.19. 1, Wing -
ten. oat.
HI -POWERED RIFLES
Converted snort inn models, 1100o110,t 0,ndl•
tion. Sl:lou „1111. Satisfaction Uunr0nte'd
or Money rc rowed. Write for doacrnttvo
folders,
SCOPES SALES CO,
326 QUEEN ST. OTTAWA, ONT.
k'0XT101'NI) with redh0ne Props. 9 rlm,thl
015. Outstanding hunting strain. Melee
316.00, 1S'oolo. 512.00, Harold Snider,
100010 Na 2, Kitchener, Ont.
16 Mutual SL,
9(11101 N A NTE n
REGIS1''0R GENERAL DUTY—LivingI'N
S conditions
aro salary geed. Hospitalisation olan,
Aooiy superintendent Brume-lrlselsouol Per-
kins Goan final, Sweetsburg, Que.
Lul!AL advertising r,vresentatve wanted for
monthly publication wilt reader coverage
in your Inrolity. sul,rtantiol ceminlen'on ar-
rangement on P./elusive County contract. Pull
details to Afwley Advertising Agencies. Moo
Richmond 150st, Toronto.
DOOR 1.. door iole,mon wanted to sell made
to measure mens 5023,0, dlreet from menu -
torturer. Large Profits. Apply Burry Allan
Pants. 11011 St Lan•rorre, Montreal, 1. Que,
MOUTHS WATER when
the fragrance of Maxwell
House fills the air. This
wonderful blend of
coffees is Radiant Roasted
to develop to the fail ai
its extra goodness.
MUTT AND JEFF—It just dawned on Dawn that it wasn't dawn yet,
YOUR NEW VOH, THAT's
'MANS NAME NOT HER (
'DAWN" 'IS REAL
VERY PRETTY
MKS. MUTT!
WE JUST V BREAKING -
CALL, HER
"DAWN"
'BECAUSE
SHE'S.
ALWAYS --
By BUD FISHER
DAWN, STAND ON THIS
MATTRESS WHEN You Do
bISHES THE FLOOR
k 19 HARb ON
YoURFEET!
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