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The Seaforth News, 1950-03-23, Page 2
Little Atom Buster -Eight-year-old Stefan Olsen gets an early insight into the mysteries of atomic energy, using this toy atomic laboratory. Though it includes radioactive minerals ande,a workable Geiger counter, the set is harmless and stresses the peaceful possibilities of nuclear research. SPR dY Q SW131TC1 IC A lot of color went out of the National Hockey League when big babe Pratt skidded or was shunted -you pays your money and takes your choice which -to the minors'. babe was horn 10 or 15 years too late. He believed that hockey was fun, rather than big business. He thought that discipline was a word in the dictionary, and that home or your hotel room was somewhere to ,Qa whet every other place wag closed. All of w hich was quite out of place under present-day conditions. Still, you never were in any doubt as to whether it was the big guy in person, or just a reasonable fac- simile, that was out there on the ice; and that's a lot more than we can say for a whole heap of highly puhlleized modern stars. So is it'll i,e good trews to thou - Ands w ho still have fond memories of The Italie to learn that he is stilt m hoekey to a large extent, and not doing aey too badly. at that. When 1)u ter Kenny 111eKeuzie, of the New Westminster Royals, xmununred. at the start of the pres- ! Merry Menagerie-BywahDisncy( teeee "Because I got Mak of nothing but stripes, 'gripe's, stripes!" eat season, that be was going to take a chance on Pratt as emelt, there was considerable head -shak- ing, to pat it mildly. Even his hest friends and sinecrtx;t admirers doubted w1 etherfun-loving i the Babe would Nine through. But, tip to now, ldeKenzie hasn't any regrets as it took Pratt just a few weeks to lead his club into first place in the Pacific Coast iIoek ey League's northern division -- and they've been up there ever since. * 'F * Not only tin the Royals lead the standings by a tidy margin, but. according to coast observers, their precision passing is a treat to watch --about as close to that of the New York Rangers, in their balmy days, as you are liable to see anywhere. * a Babe was always a bit of a gambler, and right from the start of the season, he has had unusual success in pulling his goalie out of the nets in the closing moments of a tight game. But a couple of his chance -taking stunts in recent con- tests had the Fans really Vilhiug to themselves. For instance, in A gamer with Portland not so long ago, the New Westminster goal tender w as hit be the puck, and had to retire to the dressing room for minor repairs. The final period still had seven minutes to run at the time. * * There was the usual "trate-out' culled to await the return of the goalie -but Pratt couldn't are any reason for such a delay. ("Maybe he had a heavy date and was al- ready late for it," one Eastern ob- server commented, but that, of course, is merely surmise). v, k 5 So, out to guard the nets he sent one of his forwards -minus any goal -tending equipment -and what is more, he got away with it, the substitute holding the Portlands off• the score sheet for the balance of the period. 5 a * More recently still -in Vancouver this time -Pratt pulled an even more incredible stunt. Midway through the final period, Vancouver had a 5-2 lead. When a Vancouver player received a five-minute pen- alty, Pratt sent his goalie to the bench and brought in an extra for- --. By Harold Ar eti BOOKCASE FASTENER PREVENT CHILDREN FROM TAKING HOOKS ROM SHELVES WITH PIECE OF LIGHTWEIGHT MAIN HELD ACROSS PONT OF BOOK CASE WITH SNAP FASTENERS. Thdhke 044 lriter0Allf Ky PIP STEM CLEANER CLEAN PIPE STEM HAVING WIDE HOLE BY KINKING CLEANER, CAUSING IT To CONTACT BOTH SIDES OF HOLE, ward. New Weans -Amor feared once, and Vancouver didn't get it *Ingle shot at the open Royal net. 4 * * With two and a half minutes 4n gc:, Royals were still behind, 5.3. Once again Pratt told his goalie to go take a eltdown, and Vancouver promptly banged one into the so - guarded twine, malting it 6-3. * * * Babe and his pals took the re- verse in stride. The goalie stayed off. With only 49 seconds remain- ing, Royals score(, to make it 6-4. With 23 seconds left, they aeored again, making it 6-5. And with but five seconds remaining, they notched still another, salvaging a e-6 tie out of a game which ap- peared to be hopelessly lost. O * * In other words, in the space of just 44 seconds, the Royals scored three tithes against one of the best clubs. on the Itacilic Coast. More than that, they did it- with Pratt himself and Ken Ullyot, one of his star forwards, sitting out miscon- duct penalties, * -'€ * Sounds as though the Babe -- IA hen Ice's bully washed up with hockey -alight do well to move south and try his hand at directing some of those movie -thrillers. And we'd be willing to bet that he'd show those 11o11ywood folks a lot of swift action --and even speedier fun -even if he never did win an Academy Award. ','here was a young girl of Asturias Whose temper was frantic and ful'ious. She used to throw eggs At her grandmother's legs - A habit unpleasant, but curious. CLASSIF1EIY ADVERTISING HAIR 01110110 CARDER higher Profits -order Twaddle 411110121111 It"a ahuost that almple. Tem atter Year now etlatomere 181 old, wile buy Twaddle chiclm, tNl e1 that they aetualty receive more gaga and higher profits with these famous limey Halters, 'rhe secret, 88 years of eexeful breeding for bettor otllalte. Many breeds aro beaded with R.O.Y. eslIr'eed mains. Day old, started, two weeks M Mx weeks, elder pullets, Onkel' pato*, Free catalogue. 'rweddte Chick Hatcheries halted, irergus, Ontario. DON'T mise the boat, only about i09 of Ole ehleks have been halehed In Canada up until now. Th1a will moan a 005010ge of eggs and poultry moat titin summon and fall. The moult, high prices. Dant mien out. Order your chicks new. 12 pure bt'eeds, 18 erose breeds. to choose from, Mont of our Pura breeds R.O.F. 81red. Day 014, started, older pullets, turkey %mita. Free catalogue. 910» Noteh Clunk Sales, Ciueluh, Ontario. Cu 0001) (3010108 100 ALL Breeders blood tented, banded and in- aneeled, hacked by pedigree foundation atopic, New Houten; Suanex; Sussex NeW Hannon Barret, Reeks. and Large Tom Bar- ren Lminims Mixed 11e, pullets 28e, Asserted. Mixed elnalts. 0": Pullets 10e, Any Heavy Cox 400 'MARTEL'' PULLETS to CIIICES 2 W1010KS OLD, add 50; 3 weeks old add Se: 4 ma'am old, add 1Ga, Sorel for price list of 0110, pullets. moons and cookersle, heavy breeds Order from and enclose this add. 1001 )*posh, balance C.O.D. 45* DAY OLD A STARTED COX DAY old lie, 2 weeks, add 4e1 8 weeks add 80, 4 weeks old Gapena 10e, HURONDALE CRICK 11 AT('11171tY, LONDON ONTARRI0, In Error An'Hellman and a Scotsman were passing a Roman Catholic cathe- • dral in Montreal. The Irishman re- moved his hat; the Scot did the same. After they had passel the Irish- man said to the Scotsman; "I was glad to see you tal,tt off your hat - when you passed the Holy Church." "Churchl" said the Scotsman. Mon, I thought it was the Bank of Montreal." llIFARM FRONT J06 Artificial price support --that is to say t,overnnlenl support --play be all very well in theory. But every- body with even a few years of practical experience knows very well that, so far as food products are concerned, thing are hound to find their natural level, sooner or later. And if you are in the poultry -business, the mark to aim at is keeping your profits up, even when prices fall. - It tales around 21)0 eggs per hen per year to make fair profits. So the 1tRl-EDING STOCK BE- HIND YOUR CHICKS SIIOULD BE AT I-F.AST THAT (;OOD, Look at it this way. If good, straight -run chicks cost you only three cents apiece more than ordin- ary ones, then a good pullet chick costs you only a little over six cents more than a common one. That charges her both for the extra cost of the cockerel that comes with her, and the higher price of chicks that die. 0 * If eggs are selling for only thirty- six cents a dozen - three cents apiece -she needs to lay only three extra eggs to more than cover her extra cost, ALL SHE LAYS BE- YOND THE FIRST THREE ARE ALMOST CLEAR PROFIT, * 'k * Another thing to bear in mind is this: it's not only HOW MANY eggs you get, but WHEN you get them, that makes money for you. Here are some marks well worth shooting for: Month Eggs per Eggs per Hen 12 10 8 8 11 11 14 15 1(i 16 15 14 Total 150 * * Now, here are some hints you might find worth while, A high death rate can push up your costs of raising laying pullets as much as twenty to forty cents per bird. Aim at saving 98 out of every 100 chicks your brood, Here's how Clarence Moore, for example, holds his mor- tality down. September October November December January February March April May June July August Pullet 14 36 17 17 17 17 18 18 18 17 16 15 200 First, he cleans his brooder ,louse thoroughly - scrubs it with lye water, and hoses it out with clear water. He starts his brooder stoves at least 24 hours before the chicks ar- rive, to make sure the *caves are working right. Moore uses a srllia•tuteliceted leash to prevent coccidiosis, feeding it according to directions, If disease does break out, he switches to one of the stronger sulfa preparations (sulfaguenadiue, sulfametitazine, Suifaquinexlin11 it; .ate drinkino water. Cutting your fuel and labor costs is a big help too. For 500 chicks, try and do your brooder house chores in one hour per day; in one .and a half hours for 1,000 chicks; and in two and a half hours for 2,000, I£ you brood only a few chicks, a coal-fired stove will give you the cheapest fuel cost. If you want to save on hired labor, or on your own time, an "automatic" fuel --oil, gas, or electricity -may be worth the higher cost. If you brood many chicks, hot water heat may be the best for.you. It costs the most to install, but it's the cheapest to operate, both in fuel and labor. Regardless of what fuel you use, an insulated, draft -free brooder house will cut your fuel bill. You can save labor by brooding in large lots in large pens. The Berry Brothers brood as many as 10,000 chicks in a single hot -water- -heated room, using automatic feed- ers and automatic running water. Unless they have had an out- break of disease, they raise three broods of chicks on the same lit- ter. .13uilt-up litter stays dryer. It actually develops some feed value, as the bacteria i1; it create vitamin 1312, Or something like it. 'k k 5 The right sorts of feeders really save feed, Aim at raising broilers (up to 12 weeks) on three and a half pounds of feed for each pound of poultry.' It's not the feed your birds eat tthat costs you money. The feed the birds waste is What runs up your feed bill.. Leslie Norton cuts down this cost by using four different sized feeders. He starts out by feeding oil egg flats for three or four days. Then he uses a chick -size feeder. At three weeks he switches to a larger size, and to a ,still -larger feeder at sis weeks. George l.eoclte has found iha; doesn't pay to fill chick feeders more than half full. If you put more in therm, the wasted feed will cost you more than the extra labor of filling the feeders oftener, 5 * .z Ainl, at cutting your rearing loss- es. A good mark to shoot for is saving 97 out of every 100 pullets you start on range. As simple a thing as picking the right day to move your pullets to range can make a lot of difference in death losses. Donald Crooks found he had more coceidosia when he put his birds on wet range, Now he waits for dry weather, and save more birds, He won't vaccinate in rainy weather for laryngotracheitis, bronchitis, or Newcastle 011101180, either. Many n ylt5 to Choose from. Direct font faelt„y to you, :ice far or may Rout smallru print, 1),rr•1l1 Ylnent needle, S tl t -,'tion P•u,,r, n rid: E 600,1 name, address and ; to 90 -day frr' 1 trial, tyo team, I,;- -f style 11,1 tog, o and hiIll lune,. tt'n, VICTORIA OPTICAL Co, 1L �ln\rbrpl,00 432 273 'foetid Street Toronto. fad. 11011 I1AA17f (31110118 500015111ON 018 -Government Approved. 17eeoding guano. One or the boat. Don't sueaa, be certain. W01te tor Pr1ee0 and eats• logo*. Mooltton Poultry 3ear114, Molkton, .Oat, SCHI.MMER CHICKS a0V31RNMl1Nl' approved, Top quality. Free Catalogue and price )tat explain details. bohutnmer's quanta, Hatr!!a y, Linwood, out. "OXFORD" - APPROVED Chicks ilve, Iny tad pay. The, are the results 01 twenty three 7005* of =refit soleetlon ant emotes in 0,13,8. 811ex have t0 be 000d, baoaua0 wo want the very boat kW of oblOho for our Own tioolta-•bis vigorous ant early 10atun Ing. We at000a egg sloe and uniformity. Bal'- red Borne, . Wh1.* Leshorns, New Hanpohlres, Ramp. x Rohr orossbre4o, Resit x Leghorn o00sabreds. Write for flee folder'.. The Oxford Farmers' Co-operative Produce Company, Limited. 434 train Street, Wnndntotk, 00- tarto. LAIKEVIEWV (11110128 LA.1(EVIE W 1410100 are the 0lmiee of the bettor clime poultry men. 20,000 breeders double blood lesto0, banded and inspected from real poultry breeding forme. Lakeview 1,51111 t8 of 8 farms, 30,000 fluor brooding capacity, Far '000 buy the bout -buy Lakeview, 8 breed* BTARTED 1'ULLIt'1B, CAPONS, 0011 2, 4. 8, 1, 12 weeks old pu11010, 4, 0 and 8 weeks old Capone. Prompt delivery or boosting for later. Take delivery noir. Most of our cockerole and thousands Of chicks aro getting booked to go to /tome of the lament and must particular buyers in the U.S.A. later -m Rend for price 1101 and full par• Oculars i A1(la'5320 FARMS fi HATCHERY. E\IOTLR, ONTARIO, THIONE TR, 08* BRONZE I.OULTS 080 - DELivIORY to March 27011-8le; to April 100 0601 to April 18th -080; To Ap011 2410-780. Book your order now and lake delivery early. Late Alma or early April is a gond time to Mort poulta 1, They eon leas, 2, ©aslor 0a10od hl cooler weather, R, You have three good chances to sell: Canadian Thankagivins, Anlerioa0 Thankaglving, or the Christmas Markel, This year early turkeys might easily be higher 111 trice In 1040 the m•leo was 10e. Der dou1ld higher early than for the Christ - Mae 0,0rltet. 4. You can tine Your equipment twloe 1n one Beason, 1050 00024 be a repetition of 1048, for praat0. In the turkey business. Send for our 124101 Ilot and live nage catalogue, "As We Ser It For 1050", with 0111 'Monne. don in detail about markets, reed price* ant turhw, mnuasemet, Alan monthly bulletins on turkey management, up to the minute turkey uewe. Lakeview poult0 are the chaise of largo grower* in Canada and the U.S.A. Mr, Harold McDonald, 05 City, bought Lake- vlewu] o p u t0 f 1 *every] years. In weighing h1 m1104o, d 1,700 carboy tome las Dna der Minds, ben 171 pounds. He has an order with us for 1060 for 2,000. He 10 a great booster or Lakeview Poult0, Send a pard today tot LARRY EW TUR12EY RANCH & ALL TURKEY HATCHERY, EXETER, 0\wa1010. PHONE 82. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES AN OFFER to every Inventor -Llai of oven• clone and full Information sent free, The Ramsay Co. Registered Potent Attorneys, 278 Bank Street, Ottawa DYEING AND CLEANING HAVE YOU anything needs dyelns or olean- las? Write to se for Information. We are Clad t0 an0wer your questions. Department H, Parker'* Dye Werke Limited. 791 Yonge Street, Toronto. Ontario, EMPLOYMENT WANTED EXERIENC10D. reliable Rolland Immlgrante available; arriving aeon. Write to L. Van- denburg, Box 92, Brockville, Ont.; phone 2564 (after 6 o'clock). FARMS FOR SALE FORT COULONGE, 226 acres, fully 81012208, with beautiful brick house and large barn. 100 under cultivation, 100 timber lot, pine,. epruoo ono hardwood. 58,600. 56,000 handiea. L. Titley, Realtor, 18 Rideau St„ Ottawa, FOR SALE, 60 forme of land. Good brick house and outer buildings, 1 mile from aeh001, cheest factory and blacksmith shop. All plowing done. Apply to Howard Bethune, Dunvegan, Ont 1.11_ 1 . 1•'Ole SALE GUNS -Large assortment new and need. Bought, *old, axcllanged Guaranteed repairs. Samoa. eights installed. Flailing Tackle. Hunt, ns Equipment Sporting Goods Spa hal Team Prices. Open until ,alae except Wednesday. Strand Cycle, Hamilton. NURSERY STOOK RESERV10 now for Spring Delivery -Chinese Elm Hedge -will grow 2 feet tint year -26 planta eatacient for 26 feet (12 to 20 inches bushy) 52.08 -seedlings 12 Inches high 84.60 per 100 (plant d Inches apn't)-Giant Exhi0!. Eton Peonies in color* red, white or pink, 5 for 81,88 -Apply trees 8 feet high In varieties MOlntosh, Spy, Delicious, 8 for 51,98 -Plum trees 2 tem high 1n varieties Burbank and Lombard, 4 for 02.98 Free Colour Garden Guide with Every Order. Brookdale-Kings• way Numerics, Bowmmnvtlle, Ontario MOTORCYCLIes Marley Davidson. New and used bough- said exchanged Large *tock of guaranteed used motorcycles Repairs by factory -trained mechanics Bicycles, and Com nlete lino of wheel socia Open evenings until nine *x0001 W•4nesday Strand Cyele & Sports, Xing at Sanfal-• Hamilton COTTON BAGS BLEACHED Sugo and Flour base each 27c. toWelo, hemmed, about 17" x 34"-181 each; 20 per bag extra on oder Of loss than 2 dozen. Dept. W Oy-t'rcluetO, 03 Ontario Street, Toronto _..y -..... DOORS Panel el ..unnbination, all goes. Attractive Price/4. D. M,EENNA, 2779 Y'ngo St„ Tor- ohto, 0111. r-10I5AINTED Neater mum,. Figurines, boolt and*, animals, novelties. Good assortment List* nv0llnhle lion 98 122-1911, Street New Toronto SNOWSHOES. An sizes and etylr0. hates' Humane" Bram/thee harness (pat.). No more blistered Meal Folder, - 'Snowslmeing In Comfort," on request. Bates' Snowshoes. Metugama (via 0.8,11.), N. Ontario, NEW ,JOHNSON Outboara Motors. Canadian Canoe 00, Perorbo'o Boots, Canoes, Trail- ers, bought. sold. exchanged Largo atone used moto•n Repairs by factory -trained m0ehanles. Open until nine -.',..p' wad""„d.'' 1.11'nnl Cyclo tinmlltan BAGS, BARRELS & DRUMS COTTON augur• tmg0, 100 each; cotton hour bags, 212. Blenched 0ugm• nod !lour hags, 271 noel,. Nanny wood molnssn• barrels, 82.76 each, 41 g<t)IOAo. clean drum, 05.60 each, Montreal, C,U,D, end looney orders avenged. Jon. ledge] Reed, D' -pt. A. 140 V Illerny. Montreal JO- -11-1.$'S DRS e. O11'NIDRS PARTS out n11 leoldson and P'o,•d Prader, 1517-1980 Test Service, Prdyoa are right. We can supply nails and necee5orlea for all 20ord I'rudocta, Roy Davis Leaned, 23 00011 Ht., ,1,111,1,. Ont. OR SPRAYERS for orchard (engine , an)1 and tractor - driven), Ma cretin (traction), weed, dletn- feottng, whltosvnshing, mole spraying and are gaining; Goan migrant, Shallow Well Preto. sure Systeme; "TETA" (Fog Applicator); I'or- table Irrigation 830tenla with aluminum pipe, Hackney Sprinitle•n, McDowell Couplings. 1S•eo catnlugues, write today. S11ratooter 1050 Yorir 8t., London, Ontario, FOR SALE P011 QUICK 140.040 * - NEW Holland Baler, alightly toile&, 11,800.001 1 ---Now Holland Baler, Baled letit Bales $1,080.00; 5 --.Toho Deere A. 31. 8raetel R late now -$1,000.00. . len Black, ld'airs Ha17•la Dealer, Essex, Ont. BROAD breasted21,'eeze poultaa 200 Sale. �Ol 10010 Government approved vuller*tu teak ' breeders, Steve Snell, Jr., sorer, •oat, MEDICAL WANTED --Every sufferer of rhew uratic pains or neuritis to try Dixon A Remedy, - MUNRO'S DRUG STORE 335 ELGIN, OTTAWA $1,25 Express Prepaid. POST'S ECZEMA SALVE Hanlah the torment of dry mama rash a t and weeping skin 10001100. Pone,. Emma Salvo will not dloappolnt You. tohing, waling burning eczema, mute, ring- worm, 14010100'and athlete'* Mot, will Name readily to thio 0ta102000,. odorless nlntment, regardless of bow stubborn or bopstem '1110 neem 1151021 51.00 PER JAR Sent Poet Free on 11000014 of Prlol POST'S REMEDIES 105 Quee1, St R„ Corner of Logan Toronto BOILS, PIMPLES, CARBUN'CLEB Use 141hatt'0 Ointment. An old tried family remedy. it draws and heals. Wondenful 101' eats, bruises, „eared, crochet line, ehatgO Itundn, e0zena, piles, lied *MMOD, sore mue030a feet, Ingrown toe -nails. Sl,011111 be en mute in every bone. Jar- -000 sent u00tpale, Original maker, Murray D. ElItubt, Halton. Ontario. FOl( SINUS, 1L1Y1'EYEIt AND 1IRAD(10. R NAe141LPKR Cold Item0dl', 10 1.7I1.W, those who have never used ft, Convinchie' trial, $7.00. Address. Purity Prndhat0, Exeter Ont. ('ATALO(1 of farmu, minnow property, Mon. treat area, randy for delivery. '1)10101, k Chantry Renitles, Westmont, Montreal. Quebec. CHOW CHOW puppleo-unuaunlly fine -(1 ported blood floes -registered, Vldla. lelelden, Frenteuuo Arms, '7000000. 8010814111 884)010 - 8010 (810041 sone of Hie wor1d's anent Gladi- oli. Catalogue en request. Tyndall Glad - iglus Gardens. Bruceneld, Ontario, , 3 GLADIOLUS U9 BUL} a. No. 3 Separate colors, GoSonia) mixture, 18 Per Q Ruby Dacia Oakland Ont. NURSERY STOCK Six fruit trees 94', 2 008100, 2 pears, 2 plums, 001 any Val40ty listed. Free, or eom- - lete illustrated catalogue n Fruit and 0 Ol'• namental stook, Send today for tt8 beat. Niagara Nurseries, St. Catharines, Ontario. 0DEAP manumit numt RULES IN 51030T1IRE $2.76 per 100. In separate calors 003.25 per 100. Mailed C.O.D. Mow/ back if not eatlofled, V111y Baeyer, 0/0 Mr. I. ,,layer, Beameville, Ont. PATENTS WETHERSTONHA UGH & Company Patent S01101017, Eatnbllshed 1890 880 Ray Street, rornnt0 Booklet of information on request A M LAIDLAW, 11.00„ Patent Attorney, Patent,, of Invention, 68 Sparse St., Ottawa. TURKEYS TURKEY SADDLES HEAVY white duck, strongly sewn 00006a bars. Can be laundered, 20o earn, Delivered, John Wild, 10 Lansdowne Avenue. Lon- don, Ontario. OPPORTUNITIES FOR MEN AND W051-4 BE.A HAIRDRESSER HORN- GAN-ADA'S LEAD117G 8(310001. Groltt Opportunity Lentz Rairdreeelna Pltarlctpt 4lcntited profeoslon, good wager . tboaoando successful Marvel graduates Amcrlca'o greatest eyetem. Illustrated OM. Logue freo. write or Call MARVEL HAIRDRESSING SCHOOLS 860 Bloor St, W., (100510 Branches, 44 King St. Hamilton & 72 Rideau Street. Ottawa. WANTED SHIP us furs. Minta up to 240,00 -Weasel, 54.60-Muekrata, $4.60 600 Muekrate with 'nlnke weekly on toe with (Oe0geet)-Seereta free. Trappers Association risiorIllo Yam. Que. "HORSE & CATTLE HAIR". For hlghe50 Prime, ship 0011r Mime & Cattle hair to B Eisenberg, lee., 4881 St. Dominique St., Montreal, Que. WANTED CHINCHILLA 111G}1EST CASA PRICES UP TO 4 YEARS P.O. BOX 144, HAMILTON, ONT. SMALL hospital 1n attractive northern On- tario town Metres Registered Nurses for General Duty. Salary 1140 per 1004111 plug 0011 maintenance. Excellent living conditions. Apply: Superintendent of Names, Lady Morn Hospital, Cochrane, Ont. TWO Proteato,t tea0hera for two rural schools for term September 1950 50 Jane 1061, Apply before April 1411,, giving full POrtleulare-education, 0010,7 expeeted, 000., to Mrs. Barry Fulrhnfrn, See -free"„ R.R.1, Wakefield, Quebec, How Subdued Wild Fiery Itch o_ Or. Dennis' nmozioely fent react -D. D. D. Preserlptlon-did the trick, World popular, this pure aooliag, liquid medication speedo heap* and comfort from cruel itching caused 1y eczema, 1 turtles rashes, athlete's toot and other applicatl n cheeks oven the most intense Tres ription (ordinary of druggist xtra strengths now. Soothe them with I , 4' is D LINIMENT ']I5R, . Rub on freely, end Hobe p7 oukk repel Creoedas. 5000 00000NICAl F05t.drying. o str stet 65c odor. 1841 ISSUE 12 - 1950 ere Richt in flavour