HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1948-4-28, Page 7Less 1Privacy Than
A Rural Party Line
‘Vita 11'11 t4te3Irn' cin n't 1.11111 It
put in ul nr'liwu'v luog'
d1,1,'lllee tali, l l' 1l C !Mug in Brits
i•h Columbia can pick rap the tele•
pi( til" and Lllk With friends or re-
111ires ;ailiag l , any one of more
than n shins plying in coastal
w,Icr.a hill when they do so, if
they're • ise they don't (ILlcuss poi•
tate or secret ntatte]s, for they
know that the r conversation is pro0-
altly brie '.vcnceard by thou -ands.
101 because the telephone sys-
ten whichI II1s such shilr•to-shore
caw!; p(15.il,ie i; 'tart of a radio
net work, and anybody with a half-
way demi, 1 receivin6 set Can lune
in the telephone frequency. in fact
it i, said that in Vancouver it has
become far more popular than any
of the re:;ular nitre prog,af:ls.
n * *
l
he r • a.l'1r• lir I l-rs rete* t:note
'V 'at they're .foil:., to hear next,
It may be a disuc-•s C30 troll: a 1011-
1) a tug. It may be k
skipper calling up Ids Wife to wish
Iter a fund goodnight. ht might he
a "con .epee" tall between au
t• tier "1 laud and hall a dozen of
Iris boats 50 guile, out 10 sea, Or It
may be a lusty ribald exchange
between a couple of land -hungry
S C/11114 ll,
Listener. will 0c' er forget the
last x111 ds a tug Moat captain
gasped f to his telephone just be-
fore his vessel foundered in a
storm-t,e$ed sea; or the time the
crew of a dnum.d vessel lined up
to say t,nodhye to their wives and
cl ren,
xi m a
Another time they had a radio-
si4: .:at when vessel after vessel
of a pat titular fleet began burning
up the :adio-telephone system with
distress calls. All had exactly the
same trouble engin'_ trouble.
It seems the owner had installed
a new piece of equipment in Ilia
vessels. Dining the first bad blow
something went Wrong - - 00 every
boat. The situation tris desperate.
11:,:15 Were drifting out of control.
By use of the conference call
5y.;t in, crews and owner talked
back and forth. All kinds of advice
on restarting the engines Was past-
ed along but the motors still balked,
Finally a c' 'nils who used to work
for the firm in trouble heard the
drama on his ow'll radio.
He called up the owner with the
answer. He'd had the same trouble
and knew what to d,,. Just about
all Vancouver heaved a sigh of re-
lief when the word was passed
along and each vessel began check-
ing in Toreport engines running
ig
again.
4, 4: 4,
The only Batch in listening to
these real life dramas is that only
one side of the conversation can be
heard. To give the subscribers a
minimum of privacy, the telephone
company, superimposes a "beep -
beep" on the incoming or outgoing
signal.
In some cases, this often adds
a suggetit•ely provocative note, par-
ticularly between a sailor and his
girl cr between a couple of amor-
ous seamen.
"Say Mike, remember that babe
in Ncty Westminster?"
"Beep -Peep -BEEP";
"You said it. What'll re- do when
100 get in?"
"Beep-Bcep." -
41 4, 4'
Front humor to drama, the radio-
telephone is the voice of the B.C.
coastal shipping. Everything from
th untidiest fishing smack to slick
passengee vessels; tug -boats, freigh-
ters, trawlers and salvage boat, all
have phones. It Inas been the decid-
ing factor in saving lives and boats.
injured men have been picked up
by ship or plane. It has speeded up
business, cut down overhead.
Daily communication between
owner and vessel saves valuable
time in despatching. Pretiouly a
boat had to dock to get new orders.
Now they get them at sea.
He Started Something
A SULTAN at odds with his
harem,
Thought of a way he could scar -
em,
He caught hint a mouse
Set it loose in the (louse;
Thus starting the first harem -
Karen:,
Bobby Sox
•
'Alv:n? 011, I'd trust hint any-'
Where. E.:sept, of course,
are:::ld women!"
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Sports - And One Thing
or Another
By FRANK MANN HARRIS
("A Sixbit
Professional hockey players, and
the newspaper Writers whose task it
is to report every move of these
heroes on behalf of a palpitating pub-
lic, frequently have a lot of idle
time to kill between games and
practise sessions. This is especially
the case When a team is in some
strange city for set eral days on ac-
count of a Statile:: Cup series or
some such.
Sonic of them put in most of, this
spare time engaged if. card games
of a fairly mild innocuous variety.
Others will wander tut to see the
sights of the town -although this
particular pastille is said not to be
nearly as popular as formerly, now
that a player's moral and social be-
havior is of almost as great interest
to his employers as Ids scoring abil-
ity. But the chief means of time -
assassination is just to sit around
and talk about--oi all things 1 -
hockey.
During such gab -li's'ts somebody is.
almost bound to start picking All-
time All-star teams; and some Weird
and wonderful combinations of past
and present hockey standouts arc
evolved. One of those the best re-
call was put together by a sports
writer who shall remain nameless,
but whose most strenuous feat of
personal athletic endeavor ),(105 chalk-
ing a pool -cue.
nn this occasion everybody present
was asked to jot down on a piece
of paper the names of his mythical
All-Star team - the ide being, if
we remember aright, that the one
judged to have made the best selec-
tion was to have the privilege of
buying the [text round. Of soda -
pop, naturally. And when it came
time to read them off it was dis-
coverer' that this chap had written
down the following - Howie Mor-
enz; "Di tch" Nighbor; Fred Tay-
' Ed lie Shore; Lionel Conacher
- just the five names,
4t 111 '
"tray there," somebody yelled,
"you've forgotten to pick out any
goaltender," "Brother" was the un-
ruffled reply, "with a bunch like
that I'd do the goaltending myself
- an : what's more I wouldn't even
bother to put on pads!
41 1, 41
If the Hamilton Tigers should
drop out of the Big Four—as seems
to b their present intention—a wilolc
lot of old-time color Will be missing
from that football loop, and their
action will be regretted, especially
by those who remember them in the
clays of their greatness. Some of our
earliest sports metnol'ies recall Aut-
unto jaunts to the Ambitious City,
and the roars of a football -crazy
crowd yelling for the Tigers to "Eat
'Bin Raw."
4' 4 41
But we suppose it's just another
case of "When little boys play with
big boys it's seldom the big fellows
who get hurt." Upper -bracket foot•
ball is strictly a dollar -and cents
proposition nowadays—although this
1s hotly denied by sottle of those be-
hind it—and Hamilton just cannot
hope to mite in sufficient money to
put Tigers on a par with Argonauts
110(1 Alourtics in the search for tal-
ent.
41 - 4t 11.'11
Ottawa is in a slightly different
position --as it is rumored that down
there in the Shade of Parliament I'I111
there ore always (lice positions—"
hours 12 to 1 with 60 Ininutcs off
for inch"— for a hard-hitting twiddle
-wing or fleet -Rioted halfback, and
that these help to wlalcc up for cote
pitrativety *Malt box-offle receipt*,
Critic")
But of such matters we cannot
speak with any authority. All we
know for certain is that oe' shall be
sincerely sorry to see the Hamilton
Tigers pass out of the League. Nor
do we mind predicting that there
will come a day when the other
t will regret that they weren't
just a trifle mor, generous in help-
ing ease their financial load by cut-
ting them in just a trifle deeper on
away -from home gates.
The conditioualg of athlete, is a
business for expert, 110015115}1, 51
everybody knows. Meeting out ol..l
friend Bill Nelly -now an official
on Ontario race tracks -the other
day brought lack memories of the
only time we were ever attempted
in an amateur way, to assist 'n such
doings.
4t 41 R
After several years absence fr i'1
the saddle, Kelly had been asked to
ride in a certain Steeplechase; and
wishing to sweat off some of the hc•
cumulated suet he invited us to spend
the night at his house, then conte
out with Clint for an early morning
run, "We'll get up at four in tae
horning, run about five miles. then
conte back and have breakfast."
41 41 e
After what seemed like about , i
11
minutes 111 the hay the alarm went
off; and with Many groans and much
mutual sympathy we donned svreaters
and shorts a1111 emerged into the cold
grey (law's. Our path led up along
toward Riverdale Park; and as we
passed the fire hall the clock bonged
the half-hour. Looking up we saw
that it was half -past tliecc1 Some-
body -we each ',Jailed the other -
had set the clock for an hour early.
Nothing daunted we plodded on,
down the steep hill leading into The
Parts which -as some of you will no
doubt recall -houses Toronto's Zoo.
After a few moments the path start-
ed to lead upward, and breath scent-
ed harder to get, Cage after cage
of animals we passed, but in nary a
one of them could we notice a single
sign of life.
41 41 4\
Suddenly Kelley pulled to a halt,
a very serious expression on his face.
"Over there," he said, pointing, "are
the zebr"s, Over there a cageful of
monkeys, In that cage, the lions, In
that one, Heaven knows what, All
dumb animals - yet all with sense
enough to be sleeping their heads
off, while we're out here running
ourselves to death. Doesn't seem
sensible, does it?"
"It certainly doesn't," we panted
in rely, "Let's go home and get
back to bed." And since then all our
participation in athletic conditioning
has been strictly from the sidelines
- and after the sun was well up in
the skies too,
CHOICE FRUIT TREES
AND SMALL FRUITS
Ornamental Trees, Shrubs
Evergreens, Rona, Perennials,
Wads .0 Cannes
torso & Complete Stook of Ail
I'ooding Varieties
500 Acres under Cultivation
Seo our Poral Agent or Writo Inc Looe
Oataingllo At Planting Guido
pats ertOut.ee Si SONS, LTD.,
'BEAMSVILLB, Ontario,
Brazil Needs Many
Canadian Products
r)esplte Brazil's current shortage
of dollar exchange,• that country of-
fers excellent market opportunities
to the Canadian exporter, Canada's
principal sales to Brazil consist of
wheat and other grains, paper and
paper products, and Machiney.
There are possibilities for expan-
sion, particularly in the last group,
in view of Br' -El's great need aris-
ing from increasing industrializa-
tion and the nee salty for replace-
ment of oL-olete machinery, ntlfrh
could not be effected due to the
scarcity f ?upp:ies (1:1111'. the Liar
years. I'erl:nps Brazil's most urg-
ent postwar regtliremcuts are for
better transportation facilities, in-
volving the parcitase of ships, air-
craft, locomotives and rolling stock,
buses, truck:, passenger cars and
spare parts. The latest list of
essential imports, to Which Brazil
will give priority hi the issue t£
foreign exchange, includes in ad -
clition, agricultural machinery and
implements, tools, metals, indus-
tr:rl chemicals, I'barnlacentical, and
pigments,
DOES
INDIGESTIOVA
WALLOP YOU
BELOW THE BELT?
Help Your Forgotten "28'• For The Kind Of
Relief That Helps Make You Rarin' To Co
More than half of your digestion is done
below the belt -in your 2S feet of bowels.
So when indigestion strikes. try something
that helps digestion in the stomach AND
below the belt,
What you may need la Carter's Little Liver
Pills to give needed help to that "forgotten
28 feet" of hen els.
Take one Carter's tittle Liver PHI before
and one after morals. Take theta neoording to
dirorations. They help teem (1p n larger low
of the 3 main <hgosuve juices 1n your stomach
AND bol ohi-help you digest 0 hat you have
Wen in Nnture a own w ty.
Then t oat folks get the Ionil M relief that
maker yo, 1cel Netter from your head to your
tees.. fust bemire you get he genuine Carter's
Little Lieso Pills from your druggist -355.
ISSUE 17 — 19.18
Classified Advertising
4W
AGENTS WA' ,EO
OILS, GREAt.afS, TIRES,
Insecticides. IJe,a rlo 141100 Cw+•r"11„1(0, Hausa
and Barn Paint, li,rof Conon:. etc. 0401
aro wanted. Write WJarco area*, & 011 Linn
led, 'Toronto.
DU N5 NESS OPPII1tTU 531'1 p:5
AN OPOhat In every Inventor-L!s1 et Inverse
Mons and full Information 0001 tree The
Railway Co RP6lntered Patent attorneys. 373
Bank Street. t1110wa.
41%115 CHICKS
T1114 Is 111, 51111 to raise 00,11110 Pies and
pleat prr•ea will 13e high 11,, 70110 h0
sure and boy your chicks ['ran' nn eelnbllahe0
farm All clanks front our 15,1.1 are tram
Closet :uncut approved and pulite-'nn tertld
breeders 1011(0 (or prleea al,d rnlnl'gUe.
Monkton Pooltrr Parma. Bfnnittnn, rant,
Y131"LL be me '•3' (ids Jeall and Winter 0 you
haven't it lopes pen Intra as usual and
your Pel 1 'Intoner of rn'I,'r. tA, There':
likely In b, n shortage of 11!.1;1' 111 Poultry
1111* fuel 1'1,1111 tneane high to 515. With
Vruaprrt$ 111gond crus, to 11' .1
u'r 11.rn's, 1514 1:111 15431 ,0 1'.., r• to 11.1
all lhr'l'+d, 1 11n ptotic (1 t' 'h• 11.11.•,,
'plr i,'•-11lb11' 1/01111/11/01111/01111/114, '
e,g 19 ' gond
Prints, d-.1,'1 , b.! the one t.. n.:1 11:111
.1rad P" 10 Orn. 'rh,. I1: tT 111:
(mn:03, •I'nvune 10 114,..' 411[410 o r.,
not 11111 uta: S'1150 late the 1.-.,.11 1ttt1.
114':; i,•- h:r•'he'll to da ,1 .'.rely thin
i9 11pe' y 1'01 ' 0l 11 , 7.,11,r5 1,011-
\1 In /1/1 .I 011 1,11
popular lo: •• •Iv 111 �, 3' obis. t: t -A lir:,
red: d,1 .1 chi ,t 1111.1 null's
'.gh,'1• 1 :int. Ih•:v:,• h, ,:d for 0111
1518 rat llo1re T0'edd:e (•1: ;. nn,.:herte.c
Ont0,'.o,
11 A1t10 1,'40,', beat IUm IgA Profits will,
15.W wood 1'eI urns The,' .10 a a 10150 n*
stoat 111405 bleeds These ilent lop
rum10',) 1,19111'0, are barked l m year*
brl''ding for every 4uolitY 3011 nerd tor 111P
poultry urn111!A - C'h0m100,,o '1 112abllt1Y 10
cul clock end layer 100s00 (tqn rant sed egg
breeMing for I A Mute. or In.111, egg. . Reall3
a Ws leg,-. r: for Ettore Inept 1.11,., In -Rorie
01.011.11 for glllrbeal of all 'n• Ura liaise
these be Pro:il milkers once and you will
,ai)1e 11101n 11111000 1411[4 tnr erl, end and
tree ralenda, 150 Rork Far13, It ilio 110011**,
Ont„I0
ST.tI1TG1, 'iti 11 bargains wie10 they last: 3
trees old: Pallets: Barred 11nrl:a, Light
Sunsex x D*rred Reeks. Nen Hampshire x
Barred 110,1:4 :11,'ts, New Hampshire 28.16.
A:Aor1.•'i J(.',, ors 37.01. t'.1. ire Leghorn.
Light Stases x 0511e Leghorn:, White (tock
Wirt., le, .1.0.ti 35.00. Math Minorca x
0111.e Logi..., 41,00. Assorted L:ght Breeds
25.03, 3 11''t aid 0.00 per hundred lean. Also
other beeed, 1„ 1,00.0000,1. millets and cock-
erel.. Da,. 11':1 cruel:eerie. Barest Reek. New
Hal 110;area x Barred Rocks, 1.'ght *880114,
Llgbt :00.00 1 New 14ntnps":res 4.4 7,, Nen'
Hnmpsl,ir-x tt.41 A:sorted Er',.,:.s 2.56- Send
for 011'..1111 tr,uu rad prior 1st. Tun Notch
('1:;111 .ala'. 0: --'13th, (102:.,;,
HEAVY BREED COCKERELS -4c
110a,',. r1.10.1•. s H:ut'rw prompt delll00Y
4c. Aticr Apel :oh, 4111' May Int to May
1(111, a Rhode Island neat. y n
. 114e 11 , Lea
1,5113. ::rat ::-sa •: Y LeOLnr'1 t . Leghorn. 10.
Foal LK111,0r1,:1 Ron'ro and 11.01: s 500' Vamp.
10 Bray Inc 01• 1011 re' 0,00 111,',e 0110/1010 en -
111,. • ' netler
HURONDALE CHICK
HATCHERY, LONDON, ONT,
HURONDALE CHICKS
011 Ore:dots. do.a10 blood -tented and banded
110 30-, 14' 1,'¢h pedigreed ls, dation stuck
Slang cn-tom-v: resort best el,,0, I ever had.
and Ptee, 1.10 relrnnable 1.1h0 ehtelt0 f had
from 300, h1 .e done aplendld.” rosrrlo James
Wria.•(� O1 .' I Smted, Pure Sue. ex rmxed 14r,
susses x Now Runup. Rock x New Haan.
mixed 101.00, pullets 24e. Reck 0 Leghorn.
Su5;0 -1 z Le..horn. New 11011:,'. x Legaurn 111
aMaY 20 011,01 Ito, Pullets tt.. rosl,•rrts 20
After Alas' Oro mixed 13,4:e. pullets Ole. Large
Type White L-'ahr','n pullets 24,, mixed It qtr.
Post frathe• Inc Rode wad nos. x N. Hump.
ceekerein Or 'n 8)1,5 tat. Sussex, Su. sex x N.
Clamp and R: and I/re oota Non liar,,. 00011•
t rola In 5111 1st 40. niter 8103 1..t 1e. Assort-
ed taixrd (hicks ilc, t-mur,td 1u11e40 3110.
Amount -'I 100015 eorkerels 3'' 1:0.11 avnllnhl0.
.111 priers eul,Jert to rhntlge ai Blunt notice.
led% live delivery to your sutt'.tm. 31.01 per
101, deposit. halftime C.O.D. n,•,o'r from and
eurtm.o [lata nil. Ilurondele ('ellen Moony*.
London. Ont
61:01,111: you boy baby ch(.3s thio year, give
a little 0A10111., thought to the 'llealinf of
1111. ro to buy your baby ehleS9. Buying on
Price alone rail PrrY Oftel, 1„'0'1'„ a 00,1009
and rushy ,niotalre, The pri" a tag on the
chiel,a has nn connections 113,1, Your future
uroraa nod profit In the poultry business.
Ito the chicks 1110114001000 that count and the
breeding hall, of them. that yr':, are buying.
Top N0trh More 1.000 supnlynlg good Govern•
melt Approved «hick9 for 11 3 ears. Prom n
shipment tilt popular brae -1*, div old two
1 on
hor three wart: old. catalogue.
nutlet eight Not werha to
Salo'., Prete S,lor)gur. Ta' Norah Chick
Nn;Os, r„wlpt,, nntnrb.
BREEDER HATCHERY CHICKS
OVER 10,000 BREEDERS IN
LAKEVIEW FARMS
All double 51n'd tested, banded and InOteried.
Malty customers have had Yours or continuous
(more. s, wit1, Lakeview clllelto. You Poll too.
Proal Joint Coles, Gra0On)uret. Ontario --
"Many thanks for tint ahlp'neht. 1 have
100011 (1vahlfit}•." "Wonderful Success. 75
to &0 n prnduvtlon with 5001 Fusses.” reports
Arthur Amor , 0.5onde, Ontario
EGG SHORTAGE
Totalchi, k I.:gentngs down 00',, from Mr
ng", 1'0.1 prlcr0 tv11 be lower and egg priers
higher.
POULTRY MEAT SHORTAGE
110001N 14110n• rnrserela started to date down
TO b' Solt. from year ago. 2-1 ib. broilers
are soling for 85 to 40c• 16 1100 weight. The
margin Of profit Is greater than sen.
PROMPT DELIVERY
60,000 Lakeview eldelt0 weekly, 00 can (((r,
prompt 4,110(11• In most br'r,'a Olen 2nd
choice of breed, If 110841510. 111.0rn1, avaualde
tltl9s„4, Na:Aex x N. Hamnps.. Il. 110,11 x
Rano., 11.11 red Rocks, N. 'Lamps , Rhode
Mend 111Js, 1,:11'x0 typo tt. T..•:'1ni'11Ar 1(0tl,
x Leghorn, *naatx x Leghorn. N. IIn111p, x
LC1r11,11•11.
STARTED PULLETS 4 wks.-24 wits.
Get a head start with started Pullets or led
order for (oluro dellverY 0 week, to ready to
lay. It looks rite It win be inu,00sIble to 1,03
well-: tat 111 pullets 1,110, 00, All o11er pullets
raised on five range under h.':,) 0011111110116,
HEAVY BREED COCKERELS
Thousnnao twat:051e weekly. Send for speciel
low 011100 on largo orders.
CAPONS 4 WEEKS READY MADE
'011,1'0 10 good money In ro!0ag Catania Sell
for s9 0111.11 per lb. as turkeys. 06 to 40r
per lb. alien now.
Send far large Illustrated 0nmtean0 mid 111a11 -
agement honk and weekly special list or day
old, started pnnols and venom.
LAKEVIEW POULTRY FARM
AlOr II HATCHERY
FREEI 100 HEAVY -BREED
COCKERELS
with every order of 100 Pullets, Large Type
White Leghorn pullets 128.50, New Hamp0.
030,00. To receive Me sperlal enclose this
rad with Your elder.
HURONDALE CHICK
HATCHERY, LONDON, ONT.
it 111Y 4'114( 50
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111 '4, , 111110
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HARLEY DAVIDSON
MOTORCYCLES
9111 ' 11 r,
BROAD -BREASTED BRONZE
TURKEY POULTS
Also :ell 11. 1(11130:6 mai BROAD.
11111:1011:11 BRONZE x 11.11:11.1 0111T'Ee
and 011010. HAUL'S
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l't:`•N..• 1 (.n oar Tn11:01 14 de and let.
1 tr. 1 0-: (h, 110/0111 'i•te.':, n meld
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dent ( P rt:o lar 01x, de tar g a ,
t'.1 , 8!., bra to (17 56 1.1.1"Acirri
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10 1' S 1 by 1. t'. m betel/. 0.4,d rr,rea
flat. to ell 0.4 P"inti! This Is ':r [car! Runk
your nr 101 '1"0 000 d. 01•0,.,1ly for APril
dei: tet r; .1 for Turkey 0101 0' -melt Guile
1111 1 11,,, 1'. itch lens lc 1,1,11111 1'rnnta,
p"e1ern ::n M P'ea40 0111 rrr'. hi [tints
LAKEVIEW TURKEY RANCH
EXETER ONTARIO
en.11'1- .Nun?Ilea. tree Cala 10 We aW^a
a full 1t,„ m the follaoo'a rrafte• Stoll
011114. L -a ther.•ra ft, h'eltr .1`t. Beadoraft.
Hand: :es fl supply 00n, -'m3 Pl'lo,;1-11150,
On,xr'r.
P1.11 SALE, new D. John De0r8 Teat tor,
sin31,r:. 4 gl.t:. Power take. 1,17 n.: 14" rubber
hate rna!e! es -0e 1,00,140 Ater, mill h;bercol
Feed,:, 0..5 er attachment 1,1:n r:,42
5-42
(1o"r,aur 01111 Clover attarli, .-. 1, good 1111
ring order. Corllete 00: :tee: wheels far
It ten "!l'r :al Tractor. St:e, r,a- 11100;:. for
ru 1 ,,i lc, or 0 al'.ner 1%101 Cr, ,,;Nevi 11ous-
tm'. cn 13,11,7,113,11,7,15t, 01, (!
0[).: r.:. 1t, Phare
BARGAIN!
STOCK REDUCING SALE
Mort 7.;, .l 13.1 nn or i3' Pe de:. r, r:4 rn your
Aral lot..I
Art ',o.t sly, 01:110 they 1111,1. 151, ,rt to
rh:mge 0::u'.ur Nal,. To receive tn'e 50110:0
Orl•'en,-it , 1109 ad with your urd: r,
Also 11(10(11 HE OT1:RS as lore 00 '::'; 00 end
New t'uthyIe 140111*N 1t:1NCE ('1L 011'4150-
10113.041 r , 0'101. Itoy L•ts,'
LAKEVIEW HATCHERY AND
SUPPLY COMPANY
EXETER ONTARIO
TEAR -OLD, hu:d,berry plants. Lathan' ant
Ta3!ar Varieties 6c each. Jne'roved Senator
Du01,,, ntraob.r,,s- plants 82 00 imlldrod
Riverview Gardens, hltchecer, Pita^so.
041.5(41.10 Pops from Field Trio! Champ:op:
stock re lily to train. n;s0 tra'ned dogs.
J. J. 111 ,,141, Suite 100. 302 quern St..
0011004, O11t.
ENSILAGE Horveaten 01rt'ormlek Deering
No. 3. (Hardly Used, perry(t condition, IL,
lere Mond, 0arm, 0,0'5., 11.1,1 1111100 Que
ONE AND T00 ROW JOHN DEERE L'OTA•
To PLANTERS IN STOVE NOV.. 0. P.
S1L•ICt;NY.lii CU„ Di*TRIB1'TR)RS SINCE
1160. 11b.N1. b,. Lr,aallstITi'N. ONT.
HARDY t' -scar Latham Raspberry canes.
53 Oe Per r:undred. Pren,ier strawberries
13 00 per hundred A (Crowle. n It 1. !sling
ton, Ont
P11.15.-4 iu:-rintl000 Register...! No. 1 ellaneel•
lm• art 1l.\'1 131. Lan,: 4 sot ply. Sealed
in ern bushel Lags. 14,30 1..,. W. A. Price, 2-
m1:011* oN14 AND T00-11”1
1 1 i 1w'h To—m 1'. \. dt TOa1.
1'l'1,, E.it tI,ANSI I.ANTI.11' AVAILABLE
N1.11V'.
:-Et: 0111'13 1110'.11, DEALER Ori
W. 1', 064c14N::11: CO . Dr11'It11t113,11(5
*1St -1. 1•.h,. I HON; .0. 1.0.0.11 txtrrox.
('NT,Ntll 1.
1 n.D. ('LETit.V1 Overhead site, el *1,1 Angle.
doz-•r, used 6 nlmlths. New condition.
lla,odrn & 14.110, Contractors, Grafton. Ont.
Phone 111,
6011.111)10' Supplies avnti:IOO „atuedmtel3,
Sar10 - Cant-Iroa se11-,.n0 and Pllt11ga.
Pumbmg fixtures and elect, Y til appliances.
Send stamp for circular. Etettemy 010(01hu-
toG9, litre ton. Ontario.
110..\00..ha I1 531.0 budgies..0.1guaranteed malts.
6 rse.!s dd. C.O.D. Ef r, 11) 0,1 sln011
carefully chosen for color 0:133 Inge 011.
CAI 1) Doom, aUPpl-na, e35 RIM, IV--.
1411 ti111:
it, '\ 111;13 1 .11 lA t le tor Il.srriP11V•
rad 1111' 11,4,11'1; 1; N.11.168 ('0.,
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w'l5(1)1,141N A11t ('(00)1.1,1»
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111 PAIR,. (1 11 I'.014TN
1' , C.0•1' rr'tw'. 1 1, ' , ,,1,, t'gr,Inrfea.
1'uN8u1.lUY1'EL, It ;INNS
A kI.1(111. 1:1:1' CuSil'ANY
I'' ' .(, o Ontario
t r3 tan's. E )10 Per hundred.
it, 1. nl.m, t1 it. P. Pnwllnrh, Ont..
ti [1111, t',*,: ea in 114'1 to roll. (1310
brood bin -k, ''.041, Adrian prOvnn
u . 111910('Y0. 0,,, ,i: 1.1. Ont.
At (.1.4 S9111101 10:001, village On Mee
„ 1.'.,!- • So'ta1111' t„1' Cab, 011, Stole Garage.
0a,uu'•. (,3lv. n -.tor. IU'dr0, 00.000.
v., i,fiat wood ant.
A11.1110, C51n. 1rk and 0,0111 Farm.
front Ci , t n'1•,o Workable. 10
",d. 11,11,'1 :,d 113:100 Ili 1,0000 nod
f'.0.,,,oanum alt con e, Rn8 3. 133 18th
-'•I1 nr 10',' '4s tem' factory with
. :tore. Apt r1 Med ReuuPariant, St.
t,"t.
'1''+I3 151n louie5 planta. 0111
h...,rp.-i (a,n �t".tr
0• hundred 01.60.
0.4 ' Snex:Y Yarrow,
i:.. •Ind
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140111 DRESSING
1.1 lfn: rd ress'ox Robertson method.
� on onregarding classes.
na411.e a X01 Academy, 137 Ave.
•.•„ 11,1:1 Tor.nt,
011110/04'01
4',. 1'131 rv1.N-11, ory sufferer of Rheumatlo
I'., '.. or Nearit,s should try 01000'0 Rom -
''0 001.3. s Drug Sl0' , 23e Elgin, Ottawa,
MONACAD fur L. 091.1a. the new match.
01 ,,1 Kneecaps. a -em By mall 600.
L.'1nnoe, North I.,o,.arida, P. B.
Yourself -I':cr,y 43110.•rer of Rhea.
1111 -. .• Pains or 1:0111. ua 0140nld tri Dixon's
1/-'n1P. Btunro's Urvts aura, 336 Elgin,
11111,1 Postpaid E1. (u.
m' P O R T C N I T I E1 0011 00511011
BE A HAIRDRESSER 1
JOIN CANADA'S LEADING SCHOOL
Great Opportunity Learn
Baird, easing
r':eaoant dignified profession, good wages.
(1'•cm,:ards 100000aful Marvel graduates.
.v,:rr:,u'a greatest system. llluatruted cuter
Ingle free t1'rite or Call
51 AP,00:1 HAIRDRESSING
SCHOOLS
338 :lour St. W.. Toronto
Rraru:heo: 44 Rang ht. Hamilton,
& 14 Rideau Street. Ottawa,
01'('(11101.7413'105 FOR OIEN AND 0051EN
E.1RN MONEY A'l' 1401415
ist1.1.11E or toli.timo money -malting. Learn to
1110l:t• candy at home and tarn as You learn:
r1.: re: mondenoe rour:o- National Instituto or
Crc h- t:0nary (tegd Delorlmier P.O.. Bos
1 ,0, Montreal. Qne.
PATENTS
6'I;THF.P.STONAfUH & Company, Patent
.ui!r1,0ra Estabh0hed 1830. 14 King West,
Tr -,-,mo. Booklet of information on request.
PERSON Al
"Rl,1JAll Lumina Be:ore Christ", wonderful
heal, free, listable a1100(0n. Roeheater 11,
N. Y.
PHOTOGRAPHY
1:L111N Photo., 000010706 and 8 prints 60.
1,:1:. oto .030. Jumbos .Ole. Write for 0000
1:'-, Pilule, Enlargements, Mounts. Frames,
[(1'116. St, Thomas. Dot,
51:NI, your films to our new plant for Unsure
Panned quality. Our oparkling glo0ay prints
1.1. 1 'l. :tto you. G or A exposure rolls 300
Pootpal1, reprints Otte en, 86 for E3. Gumma
Pc -. -, centre. Box 71. Chaldean, Ontario.
REP IRS
FUR COATS REMODELLED
t"11 rrmx made like 0,010 by mn0ter Currier.
Yr, ,enured storage on repairs and remodels.
10 rte. for information. t'ptOw0 Pure, 660
Yeuge St.. Toronto.
WANTED
W. 1'•71101 013.00 paid for Winchester 1894
m.,1 ylarlln 1803 *only, rifles with worn-out
1110" '0 The Gun Shop, 76 Ward, Port Hope,
ivanon,
50.0,31:14: atealtru are in geed demand. Nor
top to tees and prompt returns ebb, your rave
. 1 _ i..: Alan Janney. Linden,' Ont.
CHERRY LOGS
eonghl for cash. Write Bos 804, Perin..
On 1.
HELP WANTED
HOUSEKEEPER WANTED
11o.sek,•aper to live (-, permanent poattt0n,
ad111t* only. Apply arra, Bert Weir. 713
Illrhutr„Id St„ London, (1nt,
WANTED
"oar 141 General Mils nurse.. Also night
0011,11000 (11-71, Attractive salary with la.
e after one year's service. Pull Moine
ten41l,:'e provided. A1'nls' the Director of
Nursing, Welland ('*5,Ce General Hoseltal.
tl
e0051. Ontario.
For constant Smoking Fieasure
ALSO AVAILABLE
IN iia POUND TINS
MUTT M4D JEFF—Little Jeff Can Get A Kick Out Of Anything
4 UST AS K.TNE
BLACKSMITH FoR
A 408! YoU CAN
LEARN THE
TRADE!
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RED NoT NORSESjioE
ON THE ANVIL AND
'WHEN t NOD MY
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WITH TNS"-:AMMER!
By BUD FISHER