The Brussels Post, 1949-2-23, Page 6You Caret See With
l4A\ Glass Eye
The following les a trot a tory.
lsrlth only the names changed. as
tO d by a well known safety
g(wecia)iat. _.V.
VVhere are yon going 2:. work
thio morning, Tim?"
"I'11 be in the shop for a couple:
of hours. 'Then I'm going so grind
aonie feed," was '1'fm's at swtr to
Helen's usual morning question.
When they were first married.
Tint had tried to evade the morning'
quiz by saying, "Oh, 111 be
around," or "Ont in the field."
But Helen had insisted on en
answer ---even after he promised not
to run away. She often caste out
to see what he was doing, too. At
first, 'Tim had resented this
thought slit didn't have confidence
fn him.
But now he looked fornard to her
visits. And on those rare days when
she didn't show se once or twice.
he missed her,
rim nits thinking of these Clings
as he busied himself about the shop.
For an hour, he worked iede stri-
ol4sly on the cultivator.
Then, ae he Went te- take o1)- one
of the shovels, the bolt wouldn't
budge. He got a cold chisel to cut
off the head. lie noticed the chieel's
mushroomed head and remembered
bow the high sellool elm!. `.nittrilC-
tor had warned oi bad eye necirl.ents
when using incl( tools.
tier he t,:'1.•k the 0'11111` the
Windt -I• -I•1(' ,ig'tten up ehead.
Tian he retmseheced a+lrt'2,- safety
011'can eat n,,., f ',e
'�
y'e,1 cart Lca'. (•' a .2.2(1(0 ;2,g. Ln'
(ta Can't St,"., 1:-1 d gra-1 eye_."
Pim loc'.esi it salts for 2..- g
glrs, Q-1. •,tif, ire tiIO2T1 :;. - n'bn
adoptitlg one safety practice today
by -emoving the nleshrcoraed lead
of a chisel 1'olaorrr.ls .. runt
Ott .)1e gcffc'e -
ile star;,,' grinder ..r1'11 pit
21,e 11(12 of the chisel lead 'against
h. There A ag e plass of s(,:;1'',.• and
a se.tr;i1f.f. pain ie his right ea e. He
t(,tld reel a .t cf Llood -n-ming
down his face.
rho fel: weak: rte he
weuid faint. With an effort. he
found the v t'': tur(id off the
motor, then :au'.-- :n a painful ;leap
on rile @oor, 'u, face in
"11 Ifelen Would onl9 r -;r- (lown'
he thought
it 2eeloeel loteg t uu'. but he
knew it was only a few short min-
utes until he beard 51eps o'tlside
ar_d, Helens cal::
`1'inl, err mars still 1+0151"
Yes. Tim lived: the (tori 13 even
saved his eye-, Dm he will carry a
lifetime scar --'and it 221.5 more than
two months before he coetld ase the
eye.
'We all try 1e, do the sate tiring,
3021 as 'Pint did 2Ile 0 he decided to
grind the chisel. But it's the fol-
k'w-thru that counts. It doesn't
make sense just to remove the first
hazard and then use se. unsafe
practice.
To make you farm safe. you
2h112t:
1. Develop the ability to_ recognize
hazards,
2. Eliminate the hazards which
tan be removed -as Tim was doing
by repairing the chisel.
Z. Conduct youraelf so you eau
Sive safely with the hazards you
(isn't remove -such as wearing
goggles at the grinder.
Captures Peiping -At the head
of a guard of honor t:•omnitlt-
ist General Yeh Chien-Yiug
marched into Peiping to accept
that city's surrender from the
Nationalists, The Red forces
sole in trucks and jeeps and
carried rifles, machine-guns and
tentlyy been captured front the
'bazookas that had ail appar-
Natinualisis.
•
Comparative
America's entire annual budget
for medical research is less than
five million dollars, Yet Beauty
X+ashions repots that in one year'
44 million dollars was expended on
perfume alone. A half million dol.
cause of cancer, while 25 million
tarp was spent to help discover the
dollars were spelt for shampoos
and other hair preparations and 25
trlilliens for band lotions,
lie Gets Big Money, And Certainly Earned It. -Putting his
"John Henry" on the dotted line is Lou Boudreau, playing
manager of the world champion Cleveland Indians baseball
team. Although exact terms of the two-year contract were not
revealed, it is believed that Lou will make about 565,000 a
season, which put him up among the game's top money-makers.
That's President Bill Veeek of the Indians looking on.
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Great Britain
'Ti,e ,,2 emirs of the failed King-
dom are stili a long way from being
out of the economic "wools" but
tliey have travelled, during the past
ye.3 or so, a long distance (21221(1
that objective,
!n the first hall of 1947, Britain's
balance -of -payments deficit against
the storld as a elude was running at
a rale of over 82.1100,000,000 12111111-
aily. When the :Marshall plan 1100
first put into operation, the C.S.
State Debal'tieent estimated :hat
this deficit -during the 12 months
beginning Jttly t, 1048 -might pes-
silily he reduced by around 4U per
Celt.
But by Mt end of last year Britain
was beating that estimate at the rate
of A BILLION DOLLARS OR
11 OR LL per annum, it 9595 hitting
the Cripps export target of 50 per
cent above 1038. The excess of ex-
ports over imports was the highest'
in all history. 11311ain leas again
earning its own way, or was vert'
close to it,
Such sensational gains re dert2. iu
large part, what one American
writer calls "self denials more
stringent than any other democratic
country has ever imposed on itself
in times of peace," They also reflect
in part, the reduction Ito Britain's
overseas military expenditures.
At all events, although Britain is
stili running a deficit against the
Western Hemisphere -and although
she will continue to need some aid
from the Marshall plan for a ulne
-the all-over picture is decidedly
encouraging. Those pessimists who
were "selldng Britain short" and
',eying that the Old Country was
worn out and done for are beginning
to eat their words, If some of the
other Western European beneticiar-
iee of the Marshall plan would use
the same sort of strenuous efforts to
put their houses in ordet; the gen-
eral state of affairs on the other side
of the Atlantis would be a whole lot
more hopeful than they actually are
at present.
Also front Britain collies net's of
a' "blindfold margarine teat," Dr.
Edith Sumnlersleill is the Parlia-
mentary Secretary to the Ministry
of Food. She is also a lady of de-
cidedly definite opinions, and is well
known for her positive views about
what people should, and shouldn't
eat.
Not lohg ago she announced that
nobody could tell the difference be-
tween margarine and butter, and
challenged all present to conte to
the Ministry's kitchen and take a
blindfolded test. An Oriel College
undergraduate, Colin Prestige, im-
mediately accepted. At latest advice
Prestige hadn't got round to calling
on Dr. Summerekill1 but both the
London Daily Mail and The Daily
Express had him tried out. They
reported that Prestige had distin-
guished between butler and its sub-
stitutr exactly six times out of six,
And when the Daily Chronicle
1e111 a' girl reporter around London,
armed with supplies, she found that
most of the housew'ivet could al: o
tell the difference IIithnut ton much_
tremble,
Modest
College 91(1111111 attending a dinner
in Raleigh, N.('., were asked i0
name their proie55iols. One shy
young undertaker. fearing the de-
rision of the crowd when ire told his
calling, answered smoothly, "1'm
5 5rintl1(10 Punter."
Norman Blair
The United States
Thr}'91 11172 '1212201 a flit of food
1esti1g op 111)..81, of the Atlantic
as well. Taking part in these tests
were: 23'1 number, of 2i4 urban
P 291021lania families, all in appar-
ent good health. .1nel the findings
may have farther reaching and lon-
ger-la'tine results than a lot of the
new• which sols,- the front page
headlines.
Por the se ,11)1 i,y no means
"Boar privilepcli" f:ouitic<, Two
thirds of thee: 1::-d incomes of 12e-
10ell'1 82506 :all 51`000 per year.
Thr other third had o'er $5000
yearly, All limed we•il and ate well
-or at least ate 92 hat flier thought
was proper food.
Yet 1111111 ihej Here tested Ly
repre''r 1113(111/1 of the cern--long
nutrition 1111212 voneli 'ted by \\'rNt-
Mg:house Eleelie and Penn>yhania
State 2',fit gc, 1he.-c 5ttpposedly
healthy and hitrlligttt people
never eel n lusptrt(•d that they,
were rating tilt it way into poor
health. Vet mile 2i per rent 01 the
families
con xmnud Enough foal to
meet propel' calorie requirements;
and few had enough protein., min-
erals and vitamins.
(fere are sodic of the findings.
Adult motile -It made the poorest
showing. At least 5N per cent Were
underweight and more than hail of
then( had less 151,11 three-fotlrtils of
the highly toce',iry calcium,
Adult Azalea bored higher than
females on everything hut Vitamin
"C" -this being a reflection of gen-
eral dislike for the foods seen as
salads,
'Peen ale girls copied their
mothers in faulty eating habits.
Fifty per rent were un dere eight,
Teen age boys showed Letter
eating 11811112 than their iixle35,
Children under 12 made relatively
good showing,, but close investiga-
tion revealed that many were un-
derweight and lacking in bone
developmeu.
And the (2(1(21 of the pudding
REALLY WAS in the eating. '1'o
insure accurate results, the families
included in the tests began eating
under a controlled plank Definite
quantities of foods were prescribed
according to individual needs,
Housewives \sere taught holy to
market, how to rook food to retain
the greatest amounts of minerals
and vitamins, all,' how to store
food properly.
in spite of the Mere -rise in pleat,
milk, eggs, and fats, food costs
under the nen' plan rote only
around 51.35 pet 11eek for each
family, .And in the enol proper foods
propel) cool. el brought 3(nnl'ing
results.
A11 family nte1tlbrr1 reported that
they felt (letter, looked better, dirt
not get irritated so easily, 110112ed
less fatigue and had fester colds,
Individual medical ratings 1'01.5 a-
112(1111 as 14 per ('ens, :\dull women
were still in lowest place 1Aiien the
80122(y finished ---a stubborn 14 per
cent of their were still eating less
than three-fourths of the required
calories, 1'11111(5 their -mothers, 75
per rent of the teen age gills
reached standard Height. Alen and
boyeello,veel inlpr01221nent in nearly
all parts of the' rating.- Children
tinder 12 impruveri safisfarun'il(1,
and by the end of the tear none
was ,eriolsly nudrt'W(ight.
"An apple h 11212" may not be a
gnat mime of "keeping the doctor
awes". liar it mould seen; as 111011g11
(110par eating, 511 along elle litre•
would Blake nadir el, etientiull far
}e • ( (112 (''•1401•,
12( 12 s there i, out ph,xr of the
gala, 40 hockey about 11(3.1,- Wt
alba 1, be 5tnutthing or a 41:01-
(21(1(1 litllglldg1! -i( I (lv'
art 212 goal tending. Thele r( tie 1(2-
Cid/ It t11t10 for this. Pali: in the
:Met. 1/121, when 1122 used to play
501'111 , tit` were x1(1315 ehogen
b1' rhe lluaIIittlJt1S vide of our (111,0.
nirltes-Iu tend goal, only mt t-Illled
it "goo!".
This r )iDiCe, wren 511ahitaill, hits
because of our superior agility,
keen eye and coolness; although
there are some of our contempor-
aries who basely claim that it (vas
011 account of a habit we shared
with a one-time N1LL. referee,
whose name we will kindly suppress
---said habit being that of doing our
skating principally on our ankles.
a n R
Performing on one's ankles, 11
done in its proper sphere, can win
a elan both applause and wealth.
As The Scarecrow in "The Wizard
of Oz' the great Fred Stone used
to do an eccentric dance on his
ankles which wowed then( frau
toast to coast- But as a forward in
hockey -or even as a defencenlan
-the ankle stuff has its drawback.
And so we became a goaltender,
on one memorable occasion coal-
ing within a bare ten goals of scor-
ing a shutant against ler( it opposi-
tion.
Hence, we have always taken a
very special interest hi the actions
of the stout fellows who guard the
twine. Fate has forced us to do a
lot of our sport -watching from
Press Boxes and similar spots; but
from choice, we would sooner sit
at the end of the rink "•here-espee-
ially fu the days of stick -handling
and colnbimalion-you could really
see what is going on, (And if we've
told you all this before, think no-
thing of it. Stick around long
enough and in all probability 11'e'11
do it again and again.)
+
\\'e have watched pretty nearly
y
all the really oulstalldil)g.goalies in
action, and with deep appreciation,
our memories dating baric to the
days of i'ercy LeSen2r, Clint Bene-
dict, George 1lainsWorth and others
too 01une1-01131 10 12122 tial. ( Clint
Benedict %VHS called, 1111paragingly,
"Praying Benny" 'oceans() of his
custom of dropping to his knees
to suit tiler shots, m hick wasn't
considered exactly "rrirkei in
those day., -and we 2onder what
he thinks when he sees those mod-
ern hoelteriders Who seem to be
standing on their ears more often
2111211 on their skates.)
\Vc have also been 'louvred 11y
the lit rsoual friendship of several
of the top hands in goal tending;
and lime heard then) discuss con-
fidentially the intricacies of their
profession. It was from them that
WC learned that, technically, a
"left (landed goalie' is 100t, as you
might thiole, one 1V110 holds his
stick in the sinister paw. A right
hamlet' is one who uses that lid
to do- the catching, grasping' his
war,lub with the left.
e 4 ,t
lust 1110 of all that crew leas the
greatest of all time, we don't in-
tend to go into here. les all a mat-
ter of 11piuial, and something like
trying t0 epmpare John L. Sullivan
with jack enlpsey--Ihere's, no de-
finite line to go by. But as we
stated previously, we think we
know enough to appreciate really,
high •class rage -guarding --and we
are here to say that the display
staged by Mr. Chuck Rayner, of
the New York Rangers, in Toronto
recently, ranked with the very best,
* * .2 • '
lis taken us over a long and
tortuous course to arrive at what
we started out t0 say -but shucks
space has to be tilled, somehow or
other, But Rayner leas really worth
going a long, long way to watch.
At times it looked as though the
Maple 1_eafs couldn't have scored
him with a handful of buckshot.
.And if Frankie Boucher's Nesv
Yorkers fail to land in the playoffs,
one 117011 they won't be able to blame
for their plight is blr. Rayner.
r 1 * *
Possibly i1 isn't any of our busi-
ness to trey and wedge ourselves
into what looks like a private battle;
but in the rumpus taking place be-
tween the Toronto dale School
Teachers an(l the Queen City edu-
cational 'authorities, me find our
sympathies, for once, of the side
of the teachers. (Truly, age must
be softening us up greatly, to say
a thine 13)122 11141.)
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I1 , ) 11 11410 (mole, our 250 orednetel
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elm start with e11.0s from high erode. lion
01oe11. When you Int5 Top Noleh 1•hleks 0211
buy 1,1811 egg (3510. that's ,1113 our elisionr2'0
15(0,1 run' hen hone,. mortality. Thousands or
0110(010,08 have learned front txpel•ienee that
'rep Nonri1 eel, lea are horn wills R bred-h.P,'olnt
record nal 110,11 of emee1 1 ors on both /41,15*.
Allot 5 10 24 week old 11111110. '('1.1153 (12,1110
from Goverpalol l Approved slime ,'tee
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Deelle maw to men a better ,lurk. Begin will/
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3, Established 21 years. 4. 100011leg under
Hatchery Approval. and Ontario Approved
Hatcheries 0M0oeiatiof,
Write for our 1040 price list and rank/gee.
and see* 9(5,0' of oar Nev Modern Hat,1e:e,
era or the country's finest. Gatnf0rth's 1431 -
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BABY CIIJC7(S Mince 1 02 7,
BA101(160 ROCK 1'bi,ka 113,00, Barred rock
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Ite, noted for 30" r r0nnd production of big
eggs. vig1u l• nodlarge holy 31x0, they will
out profit Into salt• Paull,, enterprise. Prome1
shipment, Cox 25,00, pullets $23,00. M ixed
113,00. 17111 Ito'k Perm, Lillie li0rbex, (lot.
Box 11'.
Y01•10 194:1 poultry pl'a its depend on the
quality of dileks 3011 buy. 1'0., know 17.31
100 glmtl,ylay1•,'0 will (11.01111s0 1x 11100,11 00(11
a. 1101 Poor layers. 11'lly feed those extra 511
hens, 'rw4etdle ,Maks are famous for living
and h„lne 25 Years experiel,oe keens quality
high. large c1,1,k capacity keeps our c0s1. low,
12 pure breeds and 13 .'lesobreed, to choose
from. '01,0 aurA M l w u t 1 '1 t
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aro so tufi 155 an F mule. pistils, pullets eight
roan
weeks v, laAppr O,I Invade.,
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satisfaction from Yhor Investment. 're receive
dividends on 101114 1(100810111,21, you moot he
certain w'her'e .your money ie Invested. We
0ff10 yam baby e1112ks from 0 poultry farm
with every breeder Polka/int tested and tav-
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tepee and prides. ke odvanlage of our
early order discount. NonlOun 00011,5 Forme.
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the Ileal, 000a,•01i1 l 01 0114.0, ,haat h0 Fold I0
(.lose the ,lack 011,-, 1(0(010'200 Miner, or
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CANA1)LAN APP'109101.) PODIA'S for tole --
Broad breasted bran',, turkey paella from
government approved and accredited stack,
Pallia (Tomggs "at,er0d on 0122 Own farms,
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New 1040, Eua1,e1, ;:earl-(1loss, Plat, ma n
surplus paint. All 'OIOI's, i,101do and 00,.
12,05 per gallon, Quoin)) guaranteed or mene0
refunded, H, I,. Smiler, 21 Iluatrll Hort,
Toronto. Mail Orders secesled.
B1210A021 E1) whim floor and sugar hags. Stile
ply any Moonily 'Plum 12,75 per 0040111
mica 112,00 per dul.'n. 1104 7, "aNd,l Stnllun
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BIICICEYE umnbillul, eon, II0 1,,
cheap. 0110 tn11(10 pen mn,hi„ and Iwa1 hon
egg mnrnlnpR, 121(10 for fell details. 'n'weddle
Chien lialeheies kindled, Irrrols. 1101111 10
94011E 151011E money from ,03,'2;1 in 10405
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I'rllteet 1001 1100119 11.1.1 CASH 210,,,
2'11),30 sad 'l'IIER1'ES. We have n else
and typo of Safe. or Cabinet;. Inc any
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Natnhlixholl 1055
ISSUE 8 - 1949
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very Ifast tool eee,,,, al 17011 IOPP. ',ISO
$k, ,s nh order 10.1a nce 01,011 nen vets Write
to P. l', earl d•, 1I 111,;11
10 1341,.
U11NAI,1' thn OIon'nl(le'1 methodd 11221111' Itis
now available to ,ave your old gun n glean•
Mg nen' linlah al loom, 01,2,0 ,vllh iuofruc.
lions 'rlmhfrlinr• 2'04,,1. 1e, 1:10. 14-n, 7.01,
Aloud, 11.(',
TWO -12/0,1.Y J6oh(r kludele 1231.-1'1-10,0..4„
116 tolls, allude phase, 10 rya]. A.O. fan,
uomnelk 1(01211,,,: Thur, '. 3f regent l lag I,vpe
'01001011. Ism 0nt:It;e Inn/, 11110 only Kohler
11,0, A., 111 cony, 0,1(01, 11850', 00 ,.Sol,
A.r, 0114Y anlo10:l i1• 1121,111,0 n1nn1, 0. If.
',wanton, typo ,404,111r11.. I00R 0(0(14\ tattle,
'rhe A. It, willinns Ma,lli2ery t'1,. 1d01., C4
1''1.0111 Salm,( 91',01, •I'ur.00,
414(1)x5 fur lett, hers, 1e141:erx loud canny
µd517 tnal,er:l, :1,• 1.1,15 6 no1en left. 11.x
Sell.. 15 Nl'h01, a, lilt, wit.
10001 SALE 1)512 ~,10,1'-0.000-_,iltntsll•ag
Elmtr1, Incubator Ir tuts n tv, equipped foe
hatching ehl,k Pita, t „1'1103'1, also Antler v
1'lrnm(er0. .\Ilan ,441,0 4N. 'I'llnrnbm'y,pnt,
BASE0AI f Sin/Mill lent (1i1116ge1a,— Imv
aloes. goo.( .v \\'lite for oleo. Ted
114\1111 EMC 1f 211t'IINC r,nuAM. -''n oto 1220
N ,. IMinato, urn.
RUBBER -CAN DX -M OLDS --y
Fur ,u,1,ieg t';mdy of alt kions. Anyone 0nn,
0,060 51100)0s fiat and 000113. 0t hums or for
✓ esale at a oleo profit w'llh' Our Imported
('am kers rubber eyuply molds. Ask fel' fret
Iluel rated t'tllnlug,c with 111,444u1410.
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ALUMINUM CAKE MOLDS
You van bake Novelty Cakes that will be the
10111 of 3'nnr friends 110 I4aster and alder
01l'1,102s 11k0 ,110 nig Egg. Rabbit, Hoar,
Chicken, Sh ,
n nwitk, free
(.-tet 1111d 1lhcra,
Endee0l11 onkel 101111 f tl. .11.0 140 4.11/01, all0
solo ,till In logon' 1's vol veerJelin.
any,
thing for
c .410N for Jelly -Meat. ,' der, ,uU'-
lhl0 1 02,• e40/10W .4 err for flee redder of aur
Ches tel 140/10 WO . Dialrl nm rake molds.
1.50(2 S. LePage, Ui'Ii', 10 ,.•:1 11144 -
(tart Ave., QnehrO CII3•, P.ry,
TANKS, 500. Loon, 4.4110, 0,000, 10,0110,
16,000, Also oth r 10,0 ,,N haul Nene-
d11t* delivery. It St. Germain. 0511S .et. Law -
(once, ;11 (1. One
LA DIES'TCARDIGANS-$2.98
en wool. Potty 0badee or btu,. Mark, oreV,
55135. Orlon. white. From 1110 13,00 of 111(01115
In cattalo's 'Metropolis. 11pf11I1,1 9105,0,1100.
Sybil's, 4:127 \Vrllh,ktn, \I„nlrenl 19,
PAT11110N lar patchwork 002110, strips for
lc vs, rnt101). nannelette, 1,001, 3• I110. 11,
51'1111111 0 Wool Stork, 3 Sheri/mime Street,
Toronto.
1111:51N13 1h„111.5 Tomw'M• 6 /NO. roVNIOP, 3
speeds, $650; 4 2.p. forward and IOVO•ree,
5410. Order before 21m•lug lush, 1•'aolory,
1 100 Alpert Rand, Windsor; Ontario,
RP:Gis'P1.1ti 17— ncl'RT+`Dlrl:ii8,,,(01,3 0011*
0
lo 11 months, 16 heifers 0 to 15 months:
20 Oxford ewes, udvaneed registry Yorkshire.
open and bred cowl- svonnling to serv2005140
boors Gardiner , e e n Mount Purest,
Ontario.
—.T .. 1110110( 11 .. - .--
pox o 'WA171 .100ry .1721'„1 of Rllenmxl2*
Pails or Neurits should try 01902'0 name -
d3' \llluria 11111g Store. 394 (610:2 lllt„5x.
Postpaid 11.00.
A7"I'l:N'I'ION: alonm,h. 1'110 and Court pal
01111001, 5011'11 he d(llohled 50,11, lier(o
22,551110-0 Iahlo(o. A suer ail laxative which
11e01s-0 000001.0 084e5• 1,111 1110001,11. 1 501a
lrrntuelt, 01: 00.dn,v 8000(0en, 03. lotp,r)nI
Illdest His, P.O. 1105 310, Winnipeg.
141,;111,1' 11101O\t\1ENiED-P:Vory soffere, nl
Mouton ie Tams or Neuritis shoeld 7440
Dixon's Remedy. Mom Ws Drug Slee, 1,40 101
elm Ottawa. Post/mil 01.011
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NURSERY STOCTI
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grow two feel the III at yen •-enough plant.
(261 In Want 21 feet Special price 19 nlante
for 72 05, 12.1005 010:8-022, 21 0(0.3114 for
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(00,1' Gard\u Gnlde, aruollln le-- RingswaY
Nul'nerles, Itnw•nl1,v100, Onla in
HARNESS & COLLARS
Farmers Attention - Lonsult
your nearest 11oriess Shop
ahem Staco Harness Supplies
We sell our goods only- through
20111 local Staco Leather
Goods dealer The goods are
right, and so arae our prices
\Ve man1fnciere In our fac
curies •_ 11aruess, horse Col
tars. Sweat . Pads, Horse Blom
ke15, and I,eathee Travelling
Goods • Insist on Staco Brand
Trade Marked Goods, and you
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10100,0 Booklet n1 Inlol•matmn nn moues)
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WATCHES,
castes, noes.. flea trier'see memo.. fee: mete
01'00,01 6 i Ilt'el son I ,• 91:.'1 m'd„t'a a1'ed
Kling•s, 401 Tongs.'Doom.r
(5 911E0
\(1(9 IS 1'1110 T12110
e1' you Wont F-1401,04,'hotter and 10101' ,
Mlle for 114,0 til ,rayl,,, NO (BEI(, V(•lIrN.
Gree, lends l'Vrn,a,e•nl 10010,,. 4,, le Allelic*.
154 Eagle Ave., Brantford. Ont. _- ...
TURKEY GROWER
we en loly 7001' 11111'1' 1c,nO tent(. 1't ('er
farther u1,051,i len alit•' '1•'11,,,r(1 Areiery,
1113 221,11,2',, Lear Brand,
PROPERTY OWNERS'
ATTENTION WANTED
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0044440,9t, nd 0200 our listings loserihiug 1'2210
Prol'e"3'l w s0 1 ea3 Prepare for eddy 010)00,
sale 1' e5rhlu8.•.' 11'5151 hove son" D. Ih aO'
ell Reals., 1553 11an(o'tll, '1'00.10.
Henling,Soalhiog and Ant septic. Dr. Chase'
Ointment brings quick relief. Regular Siz
6922, Econ Omy Size, 6 times as much (2,23
A healer for over 50 years.
,sear A may,
PA
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Y ,le heal and rub in
MINARO',&, and note the
quick relief you get.
Gress' 000, fnel•drying, no
strong or unpleasant odor.
Get n bottle today; Peep
it handy,
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size 65c
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THEN YOU ATE ALL BUY
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