The Brussels Post, 1942-8-5, Page 711:5
FINE CUT
Operated by Pat Burton, twice
winner of the North American
and Canadian Calf Roping
Championships at the Calgary
Stampede, the Burton Ranch in
SouthernAlberta was estab-
lished in 1890 by F. A. Burton.
BRAND OF 519E
BURTON RANCH
Vessel For Navy
Every 48 Hours
I+figures for British naval pro-
duction given in London recently
Show thatan average of 01; war-.
ship is being launched in Britain
every 48 hours, according to the
BBC.
The broadcast added that new
corvettes, Britain's fast antisub-
larine craft, completed since
939, amounted to more than
20. This covers war losses
Many times over. Nineteen new
tuisers have conte into service
spice 1939.
75 percent of Germany's war
"sndustry is located in the Ruhr.
Have You Heard?
president Roosevelt is reported
to have enjoyed the following par-
rot yarn so much that 11e akal'ed
It with Prime .Minister Churchill:
A sailor walked into an auctlop
shop as the auctioneer Was asking
for bids On a parrot.
"Fifteen dollars." said the sail-
or.
"Twenty," said another bidder.
"Twenty-five," said the sailor.
"Forty," said the other bidder.
"Forty-five," said the sailor. No
further bids were heard, and the
auctioneer said, "Sold."
"I'lie sailor took tile bird and
cage, passed over the money, and
said: "That's an awful price to
pay for a parrot, Can be talk?"
"Can he talk!" exclaimed the
auctioneer: "Why, sailor, he was
Dhlilin,g against yott.'
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Said Mr. Hobson: "A baby's
troublesome, that's true; but
remember the hand that rocks
the cradle rules the world."
Replied his wife: "Well, '
then, sup pose you assume
world -domination for the even-
ing while I go to the movies."
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A worker due to take on a heavy
job, was being examined by the
works doctor who found an un-
usual scar. The man denied ever
having had an accident, but cas-
ually volunteered the indormation
that he bad once been gored by a
bull,
"Don't you call that an acci-
dent?" asked the doctor,
"No," . said the man, bitterly.
"He did It on purpose:"
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"! say, old man, have you
change for a pound note?"
"Yes "
, certainly
"Well, just lend me tee shlll-
tnge of It, will you?"
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Three Canadian spldiers sleep-
ing in a tout In an English camp
were awakened by a terrific Crash
not far away.
"What was that—thunder or
bombs?" asked one of them.
"Bombs," was the laconic ane-
Wel',
"Thank heaven for that!" chim-
ed' In the third. "1 thought we
were going to have more rain!"
DOWNHEARTED? NOT VERY
Though far from their Nasi -oppressed homeland, thousands of
loyal Polish refugees in. Iran• continue to work, fight and die that
their country may regain its freedom. Polish "WAAC's" relax after
day's work.
Modern Etiquette
1, Is it necessary for a woman
to say "please" and "thank you"
to her own servants?
2. When receiving an invita-
tion to a wedding that is to take
place at a hotel, is a reply nec-
essary?
3. Should one pick up a drop-
ped napkin when dining in a res-
taurant?
4. When the guests at a din-
ner are few in number, and they
are all intimate friends, would it
be all right for the place cards
to bear only their first names,
Mary, Elizabeth, Helen, etc.?
5. How should the card of a
doctor read?
6. Does a good conversationalist
keep repeating: "Is that so? You
don't mean it, Really" etc?.
ANSWERS
1.The're,is nothing obligatory
about it, but as it is such a trivial
courtesy to extend to the people
who aro' serving one, a well-bred
woman will do so.
2. Yes.
3. No; let the waiter pick it
up. - He will also furnish a clean
napkin.
4. Yes, when all the guests are
close friends.
5. James Walker, MD., or Dr.
+James Walker.
6. No; such a habit is always
annoying.
We asked a housewife what
we could expect from these no -
egg, no -butter, no -sugar reci-
pes. And her answer was --
No cake.
Dutch Harbor received its pante
from the legend that a Dutch ship
was the first vessel to enter eta
bay.
THAT WiLL MUD
A GREAT EfiNIADifilli CAUSE
This year, the Canadian Open Gott Chafn-
pionship has a significance far beyond its status
Sts a major sport event. It will again present a
spectacular struggle for the Open Chainpionship
and the Seagram, Gold Cup; it will again foster
international goodwill by bringing. together •
famous golfers from Canada and the United
States; but, in addition, the entire net
proceeds of this year's tournainent `will be
donated to the Canadian Red Cross Society.
The Housepf Seagram is especially glad to be
associated with the 1942 Open, which will be
held at the Mississauga Golf & Country Club,.
Toronto, August 6th, 7th and 8th, And, as
donor of the Seagram Gold Cup, the House of
Seagram welcomes the golfers of both Canada.
and the United States to the fairways of
international friendship.
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Best prices paid for Piano
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'BABY caucus
START THE PALL SEASON RIGHT
with Bray chicks. We're prepared
to hatch to order for delivery on
and after September first. May
have a few started chicks avail-
able this summer, but write for
particulars. Bray Hatchery, 130
John N., Hamilton, Ont.
BABY CHIC1fs
TWO AND THREE WEEK OLD
non -sexed, pullets or cockerels.
Also older free range pullets
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Send for illustrated catalogue and
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brad crosses and 5 breeds of tur-
keys to choose from. Tweddle
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BAKERY EQUIPMENT
BAILERS' OVENS AND MACHIN-
ery, also rebuilt equipment al-
ways on hand. Terms arranged.
Correspondence invited. Hubbard
Portable Oven Co.. 103 Bathurst
St., Toronto.
BELTING, ETC. FOR
THRESHERMEN
BELTING P'OR THRESHMERMEG?.
Endless thresher belts, host
feeder canvas, pulleys, shaftln
hangars bearings, motors. Spee.
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ply, 15c foot. All types of traps.
mission supplies In stock toy
immediate shipment at attractive
low prices. Merchandise guarom.
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inspection. Send your orders to
THE YORK BELTING CO.
80 YORK STREET, TORONTO.
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Ilan Home. Sleep out. $60 tp
start. Phone MI. 6003 for appoint-
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REBUILT 38 H.P. LISTER F %.
Diesel Engine, complete wl
2
clutch and cooling tanks;
H.P. Blackstone; 26 H.P. neut.s;
Marine engine 250. H.P.; Tina
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International Truck; demonstrat-
ing and rebuilt Melotte Cream
Separators; paint, while It lasts,
91.60 per gallon. The above are
all specials for July .and August.
Melotte, Magnet and Premier.
Cream - Separator . Parts; -Myers
Water Systems; one only Rani
mer Mill; one only 25 ovale
Portable Milker. S. A. Lister,
Stewart Street, Toronto.
$27111ING 4 04CANINO
BA VE XUU 4.1415730070 NEEDS
dyeing or cleaning? Write R to ua
tor information. yearotqu We ere
Depart
men Xd, Parker's Aye' Works
Limited, 791 Yonge Street, To-
ronto.
1PA118i PDODUC90
STOCK TEED' ANALYSJS PER•
eentage, protein 14.66, fat 1.27.
crude Libre 1.03; puffed wheat
siftings, thoroughly cooked, 916
per ton, Kavanagh :Food, Toront.
-
8001' BALM
IIAUME1II0A FOOT BALM destroys
offensive odor in.stantlY. 4S0
bottle. Ottawa .agent, Denman
Drug Store, Ottawa,
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for $150; pair $22. Janne Byrne.
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house work. No children. Every
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BIF.DICAL
DON'T DELAYI EVERY summoR-
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itis should try Dixon's Remedy,
Munro's Drug Store, 335 Elgin,
Ottawa,
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Any 6 or, 8 exposure film perfectly,
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Supreme quality and fast service
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edy. Munro's Drug Store, 338
Elgin, Ottawa,
OLD RUGS REWOVEN NEW
RUGS, NEW RUGS MADE PROM
old. Dominion Rug Weaving Com,.
pany, 964 Queen St W., Toronto,
Write for bookT.i.
SERVICE STATION FOR RENT
KRAMER'S GARAGE AND SER.
vice Station,' Delhi, for rent,
Equipment includes computer
pumps, hydraulic lacks, acetylene
welding otftfit, tire vulcanizer.
lathe, drill press, emery motor,
.valve relater and spray gun.
rrply to Supertest Petroleum
rporation Limited, London, oto
rank H. Butcher, Aylmer.
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ISSUE 32—'42
HOW CAN I?
Q. How can I wash unpainted
wicker furniture and preserve its
white appearance?
A. Wash it g0iekly with a
strong solution of cold water and
salt and put in the hot sun to
dry. Never wash wicker with soap
suds, nor allow it to dry slowly,
as it will result in a .poor color,
Q. How can I have a neater
front lawn?
A. Perhaps the reason it does
not have the trim appearance
others have is the fact that the
edges of the lawn next to the
sidewalk have not been cut. A
tiny trench cut along the grass
edge gives a neat appearance and
crispness to the lawn.
Q. How can I rid the kitchen of
flies or mosquitoes?.
A. By placing a cup of vinegar
on the stove where it.will simmer
enough to snake an odor. Or,
burn camphor gum on the stove
two or three times a day.
Q. How can I use less sugar
when snaking applesauce?
A. Add your sugar to the apple-
sauce before removing it from the
stove, and in this way much leas
sugar will be required to sweeten
the sauce..
Q. How eat I kill crickets er
drive out ants?
A. .Put some .cucumber peel,
cut in thin strips, on the floor at.
night near their haunts.
Nearly 200,000 tons of sun-
flower seed will be crushed for oil
it Argentina this year.
IT
STOPPED
hya✓iffq
•or Money Back
Forgo okrelieffrom itching of tetanus, pimples, eat.!one's hat soden, ne,lie,,rneheenndoiliereexternally
eensel skin tennbles, uoe fat -eating, coolint, anti.
eeptle liquid 1), D D. Preseriptlon. Greseeless,
efafnlaes.5ntthlInreitntion endqutelly stops intense
itoldn�r m5ntr;nldottlopmveslf,ormone bsek.Aek
rem drugslst toddy for D1).t), rites ntwoN.
End Of War - In '43
"If We Are Lucky"
Capt. Randolph Churchill, area
of the British Prime Minister, ,
predicted last week that "if we,
are lucky" the United Nations$:
would win the war by the end of
next year, "and if we're unlucky,
then we'll win by the end of
1944." ..
"We, the British, were only one
quarter ready for this war," he
said at a' press conference, "Ger-
many prepared for twenty years
for this war. The English have
not been as clever in this war as
the enemy.
"We have been largely enhhua-
iastic amateurs in this war as
compared to professional military
men. We still have a lbt to
learn, but we are learning fast
and we are going to win."
Capt. Churchill said that he
took a hopeful view of the Egypt-
ian situation,
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