HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1948-5-5, Page 6What Goes On
In The World
By Norman Blair
India
What may pr;• .. a, !,ale burn oc.
of the most tmrucnd..n; et cut; Itt the
world's history- 1,.B els made tete front
pace lu'adlaie the other d;q. it was
the announcement, from Act': Ihc11i,
of a new Lill befitthe Milian Pauli.(•
(tent designed to modify and reform
stringent religious law's tvhich for
centuries have go - rll.'41 the lives of
countless million; of I1indus.
Thr propose,( tier,' ;let will do away
with the stri,t laws of ea -de and
give Ititlleft, unheard-of 1•iehls to
Iliudu Women: and it is noteworthy
that 1Ir. II. I:. ;\nil elikar, the Mini:.
ter of Law who i'!reduced it t• Par
lituueut, i; hi"', •'i
ret last we,l: w a, ':U r.ed to a 1
1111
11,:'1 111 011
4.1'•e h • -" , 0 •.
in Cate.
(.:,etc din !,bm.--'h,' 1.1%0: and be-
wherele't ofone
human. heikg 4 .; i.egarded a, oo!-
luti„n to au.,t', n. i-- :a'. 1• Alf :;:: ,l: Are,
deal -n thtotl;!h 10. • , to keen ledia
l,a1'kward, w:.;tt. eel puwcrty'••tri•.1;-
ett than any debt•(• elu;0, ti t'.;a are
eventually alioh ;u' 1, along the 1i1c5
inilicated by t1,.'
terns "\lather• L,liia ,.. i1 E•„tr.• t o
have a real nlan14 44, :r,1 (OaiPihi (•.ill
not hate lbed 1,4, I' fe and :.ado
his sacrifices in tail,.
United States
If Harlin( Sua-.sP should i,ecotue
the next Presideet. he will certainly
be able to say that he earned the hon-
or the hard way. Saying "pont-pante"
to the tradition t':R the office seeks
the man, Stassen has really sons out
in search of it. In the past 441 teen
1110111115 he lits travelled 1letOhti.
mile:. and :n Int:• in ill. less 11:11 42
stat s -a chore to daunt a!rJody
lacking the phroillue of a former
football star. Dot- t,,sults in the \\is -
cousin and Ncl,ras!;a1 ,rima,v
rios show -
that t.L.at his hard wut I. .has paid off ; and
the tTunLlers wl'o, tv'u weeks eco,
would have giten you Oddi ,, 30
to 1 a•_ain=t 11 t', S a-'.cn. (:`•.hay'
\ 10!00 l4ttt gun a tench m.';c mod-
est price..
.\s for the 1:'': 'crat---tll'ir ;
Ionts are few ami ,inil,'.e. :\l! they
hale to da is persuade President
Truman to eliminate himself vt.s
c:wdidate. 1.11 t coir: ince (Oen, ray!
enhowrr that he is the "n, -,pie's
choice". The only rlra^.bad:+ t,, ibis
plan are t:'.,,. First -Harry Tru-
111aa1 shows no 5'z11s of lithe:' volun-
tarily retiring' oeall,ll•. incl h!t;!+Elt
to he brushed Off the party slate and,
Second, "ike" Eisenhower has so lar
exhibited n ,t the slightest t"rest
in being tl'e 'l'eIL'a esti[ eta:' !a•-rl-
1 rarer.
Italy
The Italian elections pas=_,I off
with far le.. trouble and bloodshed
than was expected; and the results
were a deci:le,I io.o.liack to the C•an1-
ntullilt forces. Now it is up to the
Christian D mioe't; W mance good
on some of the 1111:0 p:fdiiiue5 (Made
before the 1:ri:;-espe':ally those
relating to a tire'- division of !and
0111011g the
The Conte:tt:)i= deliberately chose
to fight the elections on the plat-
form "the 1•P):cd States or Russia"
and the Italia,'., 04 Wendy think that
more help will be available from this
side of the Atlantic than from be-
hind he "iron curtain". But if we
can be sure of anything in such( a
muddled siivati„n, it is that the
Cilnm unist; have not by any means
given up hone of controlling Italian
affairs as yet. and their next troves
will be watched With intense in-
terest.
Palestine
Two very famous Jews - Rabbi
L.'o Baeck and the mathematical
wizard Albert Einstein have pub-
lished an open letter on the subject
of Palestine. It i, too long to quote
entirely, but certain sections of it
deserve tip' attention of every
thinking per -ell.
"We feel it our duty to declare
emphatically that. we do not con-
done methods of terrorism or fana-
tical nationalist' any more if prac-
ticed by_ Jewsthan if practiced by
Arabs" "Were war to occur, the
peace would -till leave the necessity
of the two people; working together,
finless one or the other were ex-
terminated or enslaved. Short of
slt,'h a e 1;1111 t!, a decisive victory
L,' either uoald yield a corroding
bitterness." C'onunon sense dictates
joint effort, to prevent wear and to
furter co-operation t10W."-"Rye ap-
peal to the Jews in this country" and
in Palestine not to 'permit them-
selves to be &hen into a m0011 of
despair 01• false heroism which
eventually results in suicidal mea-
sures."
'Meanwhile, 11ri:ism withdrawal
from Palestine proceeds apace -
and just what sort of a flare-up will
follow, to say nothing of what
•forces will quench such a flare-up,
is a matter for the gravest sort
of speculation. The hesitation and
vacillation w i t h i n the United
Nations' organization, and shifting
of position by the United States,
have not helped clarify the situa-
filt in any way,
What's That Again?
The girl: "Just how can I stop
you from spending so much money
on ole!"
The Boy: "Marry me,"
Province Protects Motorists' Tires -Tile self -described vehicle alcove spends the summer
cruising Ontario's major highways, removing the metal flotsam that often plays hob w'itil
motor car tires. Consisting of two electro -magnets, powered by a motor in the body of the
truck, the swinging beams at the rear pick tap everything from nails to scythe blades. Driver's
biggest problem is stopping to answer questions of curious U.S. tourists.
Sports
dOne Thi
or Another
By FRANK MANN HARRIS
("A Sixbit Critic")
In the course of a fanning ses-
sion with a great former athlete the
other day, the (tatter of color in
sports -Ain color, that is -happen-
ed to conte up. "We used to draw
the line because of personal pre-
judice and tete -idea that we %thites
are naturally a superior rare," he
said with a doleful shake of the
head. "Now it begins to look as
if %we'll have to draw it all o\-tr
again. cinlply because those colored
bays are getting too good for us."
We had just been reading the
news that, out in Lawrence, Kan-
sas, two long standing world re-
cords --the 170 yard high hurdles
and the shot putt -had just been
shattered, both by colored athletes.
* * *
The one notable -almost glaring
-exception is the sport of hockey,
where the colored boys just don't
seem able to climb up to the upper
branches with any degree of suc-
cess. Of course this is probably
because of lack of natural aptitude
for "the world's fastest sport",
* * *
Long - standing timidity- of big
league baseball magnates to include
negroes in their lineups -include
them frankly as negroes, we mean
-was due principally to their fear
of unfavorable reactions in the more
southerly cities of those loops.
Brooklyn's experience last year
with Jackie Robinson did a lot to
kill that fear; and what happened
during Dodgers' recent Spring
training jaunt 511ou1d just about
finish tine job,
* * *
With both Robinson and Roy
Canlpanells as advertised attrac-
tions, The Bums played seven ex-
hibitions in Asheville, Dallas, Fort
Worth, Oklahoma City and Tulsa
-all cities that had never before
seen negroes competing with whites
on a ball field, and all places where
race feeling is supposed to run fair-
ly high, And although tete recep-
tion the two colored boys received
from the "white "rooting sections
was nothing to rave about, in base-
ball actions speak louder than
words; and the record-breaking 63
thousand customers who paid to see
those games will probably do more
to convince the moguls than all the
talk about "freedom and equality"
ever spouted since the days of
Aliraham Lincoln,
* * *
This being the time of year when
all sports writers peek into the tea -
leaves and call the pennant -winners,
why should we try and fracture
such a long-established custom? It
has the advantage 'of filling a cer-
tain amount of space in a fairly
dull period of sport; and if 'we ell
them wrong, nobody will remember
who we picked anyway. Naturally,
g
if by some miracle we happen to
pick them right, we can always re-
mind you of the fact when Autumn
rolls around.
*
Anyway, for no particular reason,
we don't believe that either the
Brooklyn Dodgers or the New
York Yankees will be back with
an encore of their last season's
performance. In fact we wouldn't
be too greatly surprised to see the
neat World Series an all - Boston
affair -with the Braves and the
Red Sox fighting if not for all the
glory and mighty little dough, see-
ing that Beantown seating capacity
is much below that of places like
the Yankee Stadium.
* *
There have been many remark-
able performers in sport; but one
of the most remarkable of all time
is a party most of us hardly ever
hear about. 'When a Ulan who was
old enough to he a machine -gunner
in World War One is still suffi-
ciently good to defend, with ease,
his championship title in one of the
toughest and most exacting of all
games, he 11101st he a wonder in-
deed. That man is a little Basque
gentleman named Pierre Etche-
baster, and the game is the ancient
and regal sport known as court
tennis,
* * *
0110 expert describes it as "tile
absolute of games" - one which
calls for stamina, courage and dar-
ing, for the alertness of chess, the
shill of billiards, the generalship of
polo and the speed of hockey. It's
played indoors on a court 110 X
38 feet, The net, in center, is 5
feet high at the ends, sloping to 3
feet at the middle. The court is
cluttered up with "hazards" quite
foreign to lawn tennis; and the
ball is made from strips of cloth
wound so tightly together that
many players have been stunned by
a fast rebound coating off the walls
and connecting with the noggin.
4, * *
Because of the cost of the courts,
it's a wealthy mall's game; and be-
cause of lack of room for many
spectators, comparatively few ever
see it played, 'But it's no game for
a weakling, as anybody who has
ever tried it will attest. And for
a man like Etchebaster-at the age
of 54 -still to be without a rival in
a game he's ruled for more than
20 years, stamps him as one of the
marvels of sport. Just the other
day he turned back the challenger
and amateur title-holder, Ogden
Phipps, seven sets to two; and he
did it with such ease that now
they're saying the only person with
a chance of catching up with Pierre
is, an old party carrying a scythe,
sometimes known as "The Grim
Reaper".
ROLL YOUR OWN
BETTER CIGARETTES
wiry! t
'''/G4RA TTE b ACCO
Mother Earth
Puts on Weight
The earth is either patting on
weight, or else packs a whole lot
more poundage than anybody ever
suspected.
'fake a deep breath and we'll
give you the latest and most exact
figures. It's 6,020 trillion tons. Or
if you'd rattler have it all in figures,
just write down 0,020 and then start
making zeros. There should be
eighteen of then(, after the 0,620,
when you're done.
That's ri:tht-0,00,000,000,000,-
000,000,000 tnt,w, No wonder the
(1(iseemsad 1 y to be rather wear
Y
at flees!
For centuries scientists have been
trying to establish the exact weight
of the earth. In 13113 Lord Caven-
dish made the first determination
and devised the method, which with
many modifications, was used in
the latest tests made at Washington
by the Bureau of Standards. But
the newest method is a great im-
provement even over the one used
at the last test, in 1030; and as a
result there has been a large correc-
tion in the figure of this globe's
weight -hundreds upon hundreds of
millions of pounds being added to
the estimates.
These experiments have not been
carried on just out of idle curiosity,
either. Actually, this information is
immensely important in many fields
of scientific work -to astronomers,
Astro -physicists, just plain physic-
ists as well as many others engaged
in basic research.
That's Different
A French valet, violently, opposed
to capitali,nt spent most of his
span time attending Communist
meetings. His employer didn't ap-
prove but was tolerant, for the ratan
was an unusually efficient servant.
But then the valet suddenly stopped
going to the meetings. Asked for
an explanation, he said: "At the
last meeting I attended it was prov-
ed that if all the wealth in the
country were divided equally the
share of each p erson would be
2000 francs."
"So what?" asked his employer.
"\\'ell," replied the valet, "I have
5000 francee."
Have You Noticed?
Lots of fellows knots a good
thing the moment the other fellow
sees it first,
Here's Speedy Relief for
Tender, Aching,
Burning Feet
Your feet may he 00 ewollcn and in.
Ginned that 100 think you enn't go nu.
other *ten. Your Omen a), feel au If they
are eotteg right into t1,0 flesh. Yat feel
*Irk all over with nate and torture; you'd
give anything is get relief.
Two or Three npoiloatlune of Olonno's
Emerald 011 and In (1 few minutes Alto pain
fllld 0orene00 dimlmlenrn. No mutter how
illgeournged 1.011 baa been. 11 y011 Imre
not tried Idmornid 011 then you hove some.
thing to learn. Ask for n bottle today at
good drug Melees 011 over Oanalin.
ISSUIf 18 - 1948
Classified Advertising
At; iO\'i'S WA N'1' 1911
• OILS, GREASES, TIRES,
In0re0udes, 1•arrtoe Renee Conl,uuel.t. (lone
and 40,('n foal. (Roof ('00imge ate Deal -
ors Wanted write w'ureo Grease k ud (Anti.
Led Toronto
DAM CHICKS
M1O.Vr stud other (Annie sitortueos hew be n
4111,1y. 'flat's when Mao and pu'IIIrY all
m 5 u'll lad good nmrkets. Immediate
delivery chicks, and Warted. Aril: for bar-
gain list. lirny Ilamhory, 180 .101 01 North,
1lanriI,,u,
-44 ,4 -Heavy Breed Coctcerels-5c-
SnH.ex. Sussex x Now Hann New Hanes,
(100ml deht,•rs0 f •. Atter Amit ,(lilt: 6'F_1,
511)lot to 011,40 10111: 6e. It,Ode 1011,15 Reds
41-,0. ito,11 x Leghorn anti Sussex x Leghorn
2r, Leghorn¢ 10. Past Feathering !tacks and
Ito,•), x New 11a/0104 40 May GUI 6r, May
1.101),: lo. To receive thus specials enclose
this std with order. All Price:, snbjei•t to
„hmuum w.ihout notleo. lit'itONDALE
1'111010 51ATC114RY, London, 0114.
11.1414 bigger meat end cgs profits with
Iielly0uod 1eg11or00. They 000 110 10 rge 00
flit)5( 1,1005 breeds Thele 11.1,1 Mg. 105
,n,10ed Iwou(rs are bucked by' 30 years
I4 -dos lot every huttll1y You 10,0 I"0 100
41,11105 61,010 - (:banp(naalup Itvlbdity la
cluck and layer Io01;eo (1lnrol,taed 0,0
b1�lo,•,h ng
of ung, who O. 01eiau,1, egg,- (100111
1„e lel;ll,rll 101 More 100(11 ('ant l'inl40,,,
11 1 0 Ior 4ulc1ee1 of all unnt'ro 111,10„
:.,• ,•1 moll( makers once 140.) sup 0411
tin u, always %V Mr 107 w,•ens) mid
11, .• egewhlr Ills Rock Penn, Mille llo.•ho,,
-r.\I:•1'ED0 'hlrl: bargains s4,(le they taut.
0.010Barred hocks, Nen• IMunt00100
11urrrv,1 Roek, 0011(1 Humes x Barred 1(0016
.�,•'., llaulpelure x Light Susow0--s,,n-sexed
pnit,ls 37.05, cockerels 10.40. while
le':b-,rue Bernet Rook x Whit,' Lrrhorn0.
11,1(4: R'hite--.pullets 35.01. L'I:,1, Minorca
x White Leghorn pullets 06.95. New 110nw-
hit ,-_non•roXed 20.45, pullets LP 0, 000041.-
.4. 0.1 Assumed (reds 1.00 nor 1,11,1,10)41 leas.
1'll,ee•sko,•It-old odd 6.00 per hundred. 7-
1,,',it-eh1 palle0--\'O\Y Hoeti,shh''' 00.05. 11-
r:'rek-old-Blnrlt Austratorn mullets 01.06. 6-
eel:.eld Marred flocks 40.11. Dar old root -
ere., llurrrd Becks, New llnumter0 x Petered
int ek, Lla,t Sussex, Light 00..5.0 x NOW
ll;uumuh-nex, Black AuOtrulorIs 4.45. New
11.tutpshlres 8,48. 1000orled 1,0,4100 2.05.
1'0,umt delivery. Free catalogue. '1004510
On,It Hatcheries Limited. 1ergue, Ontario.
2,11N'1' miss these started chid( bargains.
I mneeliate delivery. Pullets: 2 n'eeks old. -
4011 4 Leghorn. Whits Leghorn x 000003
Ib•,: k, Light Sussex x While Leghorn 34.95.
131x,1( 3tlnuren x White Leghorn 06.0 5, Now
IL,mpsIirce, Milo Rucks, Light Sus. ex 33,9 0,
(tarred hocks, New Iiamnnhire x 5501ed
110,•1,, Light ((050Cx x Barred Ooel,o, 31.05.
,l�surte,l llrr9ls 1,00 per hundred le. 0, Also
inn-.0,xed and cockerels LLA bnrguln prices.
0-4::e.•li-old pont 10 Black AuAralortm 40.02,
White 11*11,%, Borr00 Rooke, 20,0t. 4 -week -
01(1. Now Ilutnpshires, White Ro*ko, 46.95.
001104 11,140 44.0,1. Day-old cockerels: (tarred
Ibnitw, New Hempel -are x Barred Rook. Light
c,i•,.,e le Barred Rock: Light Serowe, Light
„•+•x x Neu' llanpehlres 4.41. New 1-1000,-
4,41. Amental heavers 1.0e. geed for
eemelete het 0t usursu s. Top 1otei, Clod,
Sale.. uarl(1, Outurlo,
R -1l PN other 0,001e are 01(111114 400)0 or
raying nut OC Aho ehtekon business that 1s
a gond time in buy your usual number. 1t'e
luo!t for tiro best egg mid 0001000 prices this
0014 and 0000:r that WO have had for sone
time. ,eel. not U for a 00, tyro,
t 014!) look bright r s 1 (,
whbh will meat W111Or feel prices. se a the
',labeled.) [i ,a) lout will make you those ,'Stun
all the
pute out secs you ont tied elti on
all the n111't(,,,5 b0e g, day-old, wekto lay (Sticks,
1101 elver varlets eight0 weeks 0 1a,011µ. if
lost 4, (0.t )', received our 1048 [91(1111:-aP nand
for it in -day, It Is rem1.1.01,1, Chick
110;-herles 01111110d, Fergus,05. Ontario.
BREEDER HATCHERY CIIICKS
OVER 10,000 BREEDERS IN
LAKEVIEW FARMS
Ail amble blond tested, banded nn0 losneeted.
OLu,y cunlomcrd have had years of ron))1l00ls
00100:.e, with Lakeview chicks, w'ou 000 (00,
From Jelin Coles, Grave:Murnt, Ohmrio-
anxy thanks fur tine shipment, I have
100';0 lhabil in.." "Wonderful success. 75
to BO%'p production with 1'010. 810,00'x," reports
Arthur Aryere, 0,soo00. Ontario.
EaGGntchinSHssOtlmwt RTAGE
Total her It l6O^o from year
hg". Feed priee0 Neil be 10700 o4 egg pieces
2014igher,
POULTRY MEAT SHORTAGE
Reports show cockerels started In dote down
70 to 5050. from year ago, 3.4 Ib. bro11000
a'0 orlltng for 05 to 40e Ib live weight, The
margin of profit le greater than ever.
PROMPT DELIVERY
60,0)10 L-t0ev)e,v ehleha weekly. We ran Fere
Prompt delivery 10 (met breeds. Cave 200
Melee of breed, If possible. (reeds available
Su,Oex, Sussex x N. Hamm.. B. Rock x
IIantpee Barred Rocks, N. Hames„ ((hobo
Rtmu) Reds, Large type W. Leetorn0, Reck
x Leghorn, Sussex x Leghorn, N. Menne x
Leghorn.
STARTED PULLETS 4 wks: 24 wks.
GCC a head start with started pullets or hook
order for future delivery 3 weeks to ready to
lay, ft twice lite it w01 be hnpoesilde to buy
w'eii-,.tnrtod pullets later on. All older pu11040
raised on free range tower Ideal renditions.
HEAVY BREED COCKERELS
'rlmosnndo nvallnble weekly. Send for special
low mores on large orders.
CAPONS 4 WEEKS READY MADE
','here Is gond money In raising Capons. Sell
for as much per I1,, ea turkeys, 35 to 40c
per 0,. ante now.
Send for logo Illustrated cntnlnsue and tnan-
ngeMent book and weakly aneeiul list of day
old, started Pullets and capmt0.
LAKEVIEW POULTRY FARM
AND HATCHERY
T5I101(1 are tholloa do of hens being 01110000
to the 'United 56,100 each week. there lute been
40 to 00 heteunt less chicks lunched to Bats.
The prospects for 0 Splendid crop look goo.(.
Don't you think 11,10 I* the year to all your
brooder house. Don't bo wishing and 1101
coshing In next fall and winter when egg
and poultry m•Iren will bo the heat Ivo have
hod fur some time. Send for our now 1048
00(01001m lust off the weer. We Call s100
prompt drtii•ery on due old and steeled chlolce,
also older pullets Dight hooka to lnyinb-, Top
Notch ('Mule Salem, Guelph, On00010.
121,ec - Hurondale Chicks - 1234c
All Bleeder( double-bloodtestod and bended,
backed by high 'pedigreed foundation aleck.
Manly eueto 0000 report (lest eh)ek0 I oval•
lied, and pieces 00 rnn0onnb10". 'The
chicks 1 had (1001 you have dote Onlendtdly"
revolts Jnnle0 Wright, Owen Sound. Pure
800000 nixed: 140.; Swine x Now Hama.
Rork x New 010010, Barred 15001, and Now
Hann mixed: 12150; Pullets) 14e, Rook x
0eghorn, Sus"ox x Leghorn, New (lamp x
Leghorn to May 101),: mixed: 140, outland: 27e,
cockerels: 2c. After May 2005, Maxed 1116c,
Pullets 24c, barge typo White Leghorn
Pullets 140, mixed 11160, Feast Feathering
Rock and Rock x Now Ilamp cockerels Oe
Le May 1011 Su00ex x Now Hamp and Broad
Br00eted New (Ramp cockerel. to May 1st:
66so, May 1 - 10111: 60. Aesnet04 Mixed
chick" 110, 14000rle4 Pullets) 230. A0oortod
heavy 000(1001(0, 60 when available. A!1
0.1004 eulHee1 (0 sem," without noliee,
100% Live Delivery to your Station. 41.00
per 100 deposit, balance 0.0,0. Order from
and enelo0o titin ed. HDRONDALE CI(ICK
HATCHERY, LONDON, Ontario,
11.11(1' CND R,1
FREE! 100 HEAVY -BREED
COCKERELS
101(1, 1-1' nr•h'r of 1011 U'11 1,•1), Largo TYpc
While 1•„ 4)11: U'1!Ic,rn 1104 fin Now 115,01,.
58.(1)1. To ver', n'n 1610 o,e0ud onetime IOW
ad will, (.1110 trier.
HURONDALE CHICK
I-IATCIIERY, LONDON, ONT,
1 REE: 100 Heavy Breed Cockerels
With rr••ly ur•111 1)' 100 Phil„)*. Largo type
While Leaboru pullets $00.50. New Bannon
540,4a. To r••,,•104 this 0sv.01:11 enclose tido
ad wilt• t1 ur urd,•r. 111 (1) 01(040,11 C13001C
11 ATl'l1191t", LOK1/010, 08.,,',.
DYEING AND ('1.1SAN1Nn
EA ('40 YOI' anything needs dyeing or clean.
Ing? Mite 10 Ila for Intormtnlon We ore
glad to Answer your 0000(000 leen4rtment
IT, Parker's Os'e Worllo Limped 701 Tonga
Street. Toronto, 1(1,10 0)0
1.1111 SALL(
I-JARLEY DAVIDSON a
MOTORCYCLES
Perls and Serv'o's Merl 1. lir0ur00 & Bon.
410 tedieg0 St., '0,0,0,1,
BROAD -BREASTED BRONZE
TURKEY POULTS
Also 53111.1. WHITES it l'S aid 111(OA11.
1101:5STEll int i)N7.1d N • 1401.11.8. WHITES
and 441)5(1. 11.51.14.'4
'1'11(9 le•d:a 11,0 y,•8 10 flake real money in
1x1101'., 511.0 10.our 'tll'li•v (11,100 and let.
ter In get 1,11 the 11/15119 1'1.e1.0 la a 0000
A,enrm, ac,lltef and deuitth.1 1 -he duly Is
down e0,0,1:. per IL !Seed In, -e0 two coins
down t4,lue,lp„la la, Olny dehvei:0 for grain
oro d•n: a 11:. hu 10 017"00 per tun Amer1•
ran /trond„r ileee0 rite down 40.00 per cent.
Poelt meilue len will be (4100y down. 1t is
08,4 ed (1101 Canadian Instils w111 be shinora
to U S ,t by Ola* or before 51 gond micro.
Plan le rake 0,.d(0! This Is the year, Ronk
Mout order 1114' 11111 11114,41111.1 for April
delivery Send tar Tnreey Management Gulate
and 0irnll:,! tel,leh (0110 all 01,0,4• profits,
m004(111011 of 04.0as0and rearing methods.
LAKEVIEW TURKEY RANCH
EXETER ONTARIO
BARGAIN!
STOCK REDUCING SALE
NEIN po(-ts-pr Queen 011 Burning Brooder
stoles, new 020 ue nr 421.99 delivered to Your
0(01)00.
Ac[ nU 11j, while [lry Met B,U
ent
IO
change W111,001 r. receive ten bargain
priro enclose this
(,i With 3'0ur noir,'.
Also 110001 11E:11 BILS os low its 522.00 and
New Dol -Tyne 111)0, N LANG) OIL BT11tN-
1•:118, 5100,1 ,':hila 110 last!
LAKEVIEW HATCHERY AND
SUPPLY COMPANY
EXETER ONTARIO
Y1•:,Alt-OLD lia„pberry [dente, Lobito, and
'reeler Vert/diem Ge each. Improved Sonnter
Dunlop 1treehre00 Plants 9200 hundred.
Riverview (Inrde•'s, Kitchener, Ontario,
114.\llIee Tenn from Field Trial Champion
Stock ro'Idy to train, also trained doge.
.I. a
Knee, Suite 100, 204 01.1e10 at.,
(It 10;4. CO,
E1.811.11I14 I(u•',estrr, eleUurnllo)1 Deering
No. 0. 11, vs!y used, lark1! condition. RN -
err Claude Pa 001, 1:00.11., Pont 11005e, 0140.
ONE AND TWO LOW 3t,11N 01,:11125 POT,(.
TO PLANTERS 11 9'101'.( NOW. w. 10,
M020tdN-llN CO., D11TIOItt'TORS SINCE
1831, PHONEr . LN Atli Nt1TON, ONT,
HARDY 2.3'oo, 1 Latham Raspberry canes,
56.00 per hundred. Premier Strawberries
$2.00 her hundred. A. tlrowlc, R.R. 1. feting.
Ann, Ont.
PEAS--Oov, remelt I/eel:Aerie! No. 1 Chancel -
00,1 OAC 181. Lensed •urpls'. Beaded
in two 80011-) Ings. 1-1.511 Le. W. A. Price, 22
St. Thnm0s SI., Torocln, ((0uufelnh 6141,
8113110 ONld AND T,\'Od:OW HORSE AND
TRACTOR-DItAWN TOIb8CC0 AND 1.011-
ATII, ET(',, TRANSPLANTERS AVAILABLE
NOW. sill: Yl.-,t'It Lit AL ONAI,NR 011
tv. 30, 11.•1(1N11411L CO„ D10)T0111011TOR0
0)Ni1E 1801, (9(08410 2c, LEAMINGTON,
()NT_1RIO.
1 11.11, 1Lhrl'IlAC Overheat/ Shovel and Angle-
doxer, timed 5 months, New condition.
Herndon & King, Contractors, Grafton. Ont.
!'hone :17.
Bli1LllIOltS' t,uly,ltea avail/81de immediately,
Nada - C'aet-troll ooit-pine end VittIge,
Pembina fixte es aid ele,O•p!nl appliances.
Send stamp for rireular. Economy DlItribu-
tors, 10ieg. ton, Ontario,
unarr'iruf. baby budgies, two rap teed 10011.0.
0 weeks old, (1,0.0, 413, Canary singers,
carefully' omsen for color and song, 510,
C.O.D Groom 143 supplies, 009 Bitter We
Toronto, Ont.
111-POWL•'11ED Rifles -Write for deeerk5140
folder, nod nieces. SCOPE 8A1,85 (10.,
320 Quern Se, (11100.0, Ont.
WISCONSIN AIR COOLED
GASOLINE ENGINES •
Delivery (('mn mock, e - 80 h.p.
REPAIRS AND ('ARTS
Dlstrlbut)en required In eertn)n territories.
CONSOLIDATED ENGIN/es
& MACIHINERY COOIPANY
New Toronto Ontario
LATIIAM rnopborry canes, 55,00 mer hundred,
Gordon Bridgman, R.R, 2. Puslinnh, Ont,
SENATOR Dunlop strawberry. plants, well
• rooted, hc01ier1 prodneern, hundred 61.60,
thott0000 48. Order early. Percy Yarrow,
Route 11, 14•entnn, Oar,
1'R1ZIO wlnuera, Meek coulter eraudel Stud,
Prower 'Allelic:•. Puppies. Reeso0nblc. Dorn.
ford Kennels, Gey Peel St., We0WM.001r, (nt,
EAT HONEY. Nature's Illle*, Sweet, We Will
supply 0 cane of 12 four -pound cans of de-
11c1o1,0 flee flavored clover honey for only
910.00. order t"dne- while this bargain price
laces. Rig Rork Farm, 10110 Hurdles, Ont,
MACHINERY
NOW TN STOC40, llenttY deep and tallow
well nreo.,0re 0Y010(00, deet' Well I3nnd Pinnae,
nal Pump Jacket Alr 111
COpree00re, all 01.00
butt, 0lntinn007 and portable. Complete line
05 woodworking rnarhhter7. Eloetrie Motors,
nil 01000 in 11 and 00 cycle. Portable EleoMto
Welders, 100 amp, capacity, write for prices
and descriptive literature to:
Mllgrom Electric Limited
79 King Street We,1
I4nn(1 ton, Ontario
ROOFING - SIDING
Bergen) - Doli Endo - I'actery Boconds
210 1b A0phnit Siting/lee44,70 Sq,
115 i1,, Atphnll Shingles 1.30 Sq.
Colours--4lrcen, Red, Btue, Black, Green
Blend. Red Blend.
thiel Brlek Siding, lied or 1100 Blend'
88,01 511.
fim0,,Ul 5101100 Roofing 46 lb. 41.06, 65 11,.
41.10. Ruck fiend 00 11,. Roofing $2.65 S0.
Roo, Olsen & Bleck, (0.0,1*, above
Hamilton.
'050,,0 are 1•,01 10000 at the astove pit eo.
Order Now. 51(00), limned,
ROBERT JONES LUMBER CO.
HAMILTON ONTARIO
ART HALLIWELL AUTO
WRECKERS
ALT, PARTS
Tho•ouohly Ounranteed, Wrested and cataloge.
ed. Shipped with no ml0tnttes anywhere. Mall
orders n. spocialtye All ea re01ondonoo an.
averse dally. No part loo hard to got. Try
our fast and 00000x40 oervlre, Wo clean, re-
pair, or reeoro 8w make of radtntor. Oians
In/called white you Welt. Lotteelde 4433. 1405
Bloor St. W„ Toronto, Oet0ri0,
Write 'Wire Phone
B 84.11,11
Rhea \14t•K 1'ho:enni 1 .-08 00 Uor act•
1,5 ; 1: Whitmore. le feel •1'. 110(001n.
1.1101.1 foe auk, 10 11110 d,.1ri,t, 124 miles
frust( 114000 (taper), o„ 111e (1. N3(. line.
W1d.' .1 .1. Walton, Sml11n•ro. 11.4!.
uL11'1(11 5101144,0 "70": ,leen 110.00 Model
7t. 1010e. IOW Crop "Intl"; (!,',1000! 1(0W
('roti Mummy -Barrio 101, equine; 51n0n0y-
Harrie 101, 840000: 1(1(10,1.1-11:24010 Mem/let
The above tractor's oro in exeollent meMont-
101 10101111011 and kAl, hit,' (1010, Bateman
Atolnro blunted, Belleville'. Ont ('hone 2861.
COMM1ItClith grower of Nn•nwberrirn since
1726 Several varieties. 104111000 attractive
lee 111. Purl Rower. Henna 011(0, (int.
NO. t AOt1)1410 Honey, twelve four lb, cans
$11.00, mixed Gladlulno. 30 1,011,0 for 81.00.
postpaid. W. Downes, Iluuta 8. London. Ont.
HIGH PRICES - USED BAGS
11111unnm quantity 100 hags. Write
\VIOS'I'IOttN HMI ' & 110111..11' C'OMPAN'Y
07 Front 91100: Idln01 'l'oronlo. 0114.
DEPENDABLE
111o:1rle Motors, 00.15 eyrie, Generators,
'l'rn11.•10rnler0, Storage Tanta., l'mupt, Styli,
thoe, 1'0111nres0nrn. Now or n0od 10111010111.001
1t. SPRA'1•T AND COMP.1NY, 1862 Et:Ilenn
Av.. 11'., Toronto.
1411151' control wall regnlealo is easy. quick
effective and orommni.•,U with 400 or Ihos
son rpfarOIX and vhcn,l.01.s. \1'rllo for 1n-
tocn nuns to ((rouge Whin( & Sono CmnpnnY
1,10,110,1. London. 0Oto, iu. n
HAIR DI0 ESSI.V(1
01:.512. 11ardressmk 11.1 (11,1,an000 (00)004.
(01en0(0Oon an request regarding rles,00,
Itnlu (term's Ile lrdrelolng 000,140(7, 137 Ave.
((0 15000. Toronto.
0111111('401
15'81.1!01) - elvers nueerer oP RheunuUlo
Pains ur Neuritis to try 1(0,0,4'» Remedy.
11,1urti s Drug Kure, 30:. Elgin, ()Dawn.
Pet, pe '1 $1.00.
1'1(1'1'1' juices: The Priori)'! Ingredients In
Limo's Remedy for ltheum,Cr Polar,
Neu11,:a Munro', Drug Shote, 326 301510,
(0 000. P0ntpald 41.00.
OPPORTUNITIES FOR W11810N
BE A HAIRDRESSER
J0124 CANADA'S LICA LANG" SCHOOL
G0e01 Opeorl unlly Comm
300)04r0001ne
PIea0,nt (110011100arnreswon, good 00900,
riumenpol oucceoutul Marvel graduates,
Amelic0'0 (mutes 0.1010 Illustrated cuta-
Io0Ue free, Write or Celt
MAR VEIL 11 CP:DRESSING
SCHOOLS
868 Blom St w'., Toronto
Branches/: 44 ((Ing St.. Hamilton,
& 74 Rideau Street, Ottawa.
OPPORTUNITIES *ID/ NEN AND W111111110
EARN MONEY AT HOME
SPARE or full-time money -malting, Learn to
maize candy at horn.) ate( earn as you loam:
eorreepondenco 00(10,'0 Nat'onnl (0,11)ule of
Confectionary Reg d D:lerlal(Or P.O.. Box
(0;. Denoted, Cur.
rn•r19\"ts
lelsT(illlliTONaGOII & 1..0011.011Y, Paltnt
6o1:610r9. liotablishcd 1800 14 King Went,
Trr,rin. 1:00(11,1 01 mllmmatlnn on request.
1'1111T11(11.11111
b1 ND your films (,, ,,00 Ie e0 (.1,00 for 00.00-
1..81r1 ourllty. Our rncu•I:ling 810,011 print.
Will Phase you, 6 or it ex)n0ure rolls 800
ponteael. reprints 03c en, 30 for 51. (lanlmn
('50,0 centre..Box 71, ('hopieaO, 00(0110.
1'(1X14 oolergetnent with roll 10e, or with
10 reprints 35e. luo(mto this net, Art
rune, nix 173, &&Nett Ii, 1100)0001.
RIOI'A IRS
FUR COATS REMODELLED
Old coals made (Uta new by Inflater furrier,
Free insured etor840 on rennir0 and remodels.
-
w'rite for InfOrmatlon, (:10,100 Furs, 619
401100 Si., 't'Orontn,
W'AN'TED
WAN'1'1 111 515.00 pew lar Wmer,001,0r 1804
and Marlin 1.893 (only( rifle. with worn-out
0000040. Tho Gun .Shop, 70 Ward. Port Elope,
0010,(0.
WANTED: Muolrrnt neo 10 g00d demand, For
nn price, and roa returns 0110 your raw
fees tel Alan
Um
an Jumen. LlndsnY Ont.
BARLEY GROWERS WANTED
to prnd'rr registered 11"ntrolnt mai barley
an entreat. Seed Queened and a premium
Over Winnipeg market for the clan at hrtrv0at
G. II. Nader, phone 60W. I,0'nden, Ont.
HELI' WANTED
HOUSEKEEPER WANTED
Housekeeper to live 10, permanent potatoO,
3 adults ,ply. Apply Mrs. Bert weir, 765
Itiohlnend St., 1,0040n, Ont.
WANTED
Four 1 n General duly nurse. Also night
supervisor (11-7). Annie/We salary with lie -
melte after ono year's eervicu. Full main-
tenance provided, Apply the Director oe
100reing, Welland Colony (0000001 Hospital.
Welland, 00)0040.
TWO PROTESTANT tonrhero wanted for town -
01,1u 0,000E area No. 2, Mark River. enrol-
ment in No. 2 school 13, grades 1 to 6.
enrolment in No. 1 school 13, grade0 1 to IL
Salar3' in each school 51,000. Duties to com-
mence In Seotember.
1115. George, 10. Gray. See.-Trea0., Township
school area No, 2, Bleck River, Mathew/4
Ontario.
WANTED: Regletere4 Nurses for General
11011'. 60-104 Hoo» tial 8 tu•J. Doty. Annty
Superintendent St. Joseph's Hospital. ICe00ra.
Ontario.
PR0T49TANT 1,014(ers wanted for Township
School Area of ICennebee. State nuatiaca-
((mu, name of Inst inspector and Warr
expecte.
DUTIES to commence Sept. 1, 1048, Amite
J. F1. Irughe0, 500: Tarte., Arden, Ont.
COOK General. age 80-40 required for two
adults anti ono schoolgirl, Lake Sluices
10 summer, travelling 00011, In winter. High.
est wages, private room, new home, other
help kept. Apply by letter, 7 Forest Wood.
Toronto,
RELIEVE
SY RUM'\. G IN
49-46 1111
Brionlin
quick relief.
Grenades.,
fast -drying,
no strong
odor.
torso, economical
0)0e, 65e
POP -Slim Chance
By J. MILLAR WATT
YDS'
X EXPECT WELL
HAVE TO SHOOT
"-THEM
i) GE's- VIEM
GOWN
-r'1-IOJ
r
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If 060 11111 swinge,Ant,)
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