HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1950-05-25, Page 2May Solve Ontario's Hockey Problem—The outdoor rink shown above is an architects draw-
ing f the kind of outdoor, artificial ice rinks Which have become so popular in recent years, all
over the "United States, especially in New York City where the Rockefeller Plaza is a skating
surface of this kind. The building at the end is a dressing room, refreshment booth, and refrig-
eration plant. Ten of these ri iks are being built in Toronto -and there will be two of then in
Hamilton. The refrigerating tipes are embedded in the polished composition floor so that it
makes a splendid surface for roller skating and summer dancing.
IIEFARM FRONT
0 'l fC,l ts.s ei4i
-.YDS
Canadian farmers, and especially
those in the poultry business. owe
a real debt of gratitude to W. A.
Brown, C.B.E., t -ho recently retired
to private life after 39 years with
the Dominion Department of Agri-
culture. For many of those years
he direeted the activities of the
Poultry Marketing and Production
Service.:Ind it was alder his guid-
ance that the poultry industry de-
veloped front something of a side-
line to farming, into the highly
et!icicnt and widespread organiza-
tion. it is today.
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An Ontario man, Mr. Brown,
was horn 05 years ago itt Meaford
end attended the Ontario Agricul-
tural College at Guelph aad the
University of Maine. He turned
down stveral promising offers of
academic work to join the Depart-
ment of Agriculture, in 1911, as a
l'ou try specialist.
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Ile pioneered in national poultry
breeding p,' icics, and had the sat-
i,fa,.io:l of seeing thein established
n Canada i.nlg 'oefore they became
001,1111.0 1t1 Gay other country. ,,Of
,'nesse, :here is stili Russia to he
near.). front. Probably ti'ty'l1 be
tE tiing tl£ that one of their schen-
.- n, d'd all that Brown did, and
;..ore. several la:mired years ago.
thet's ;`1 the vc
':i:er in. -Meas sponsored by
:u.. .,. poultry industry
rali'ng standards
l,spavaltry. \\ to they
gen:t 1:1 1,'ana,la in 1915
..e t. h:t w'n in otter c oun-
n refinement of this basic
17.7inc(7,'. natioual grading ,-
• JV.: :ite establishment o: reg -
entered egggrading `a;l
operated ! 7:.%. same garthod, fr't:l
c r dmarketieg ,,. the
• avadoes gethy T gene and
egg i;.,)wde ,ped to r', .1
atgi'e ;gaol World War acre
`r. Fr'3ur.'s res
L,.. .x_ ^•'ei: do:1e
R nail ',[tee fact that uta
. en eggs were &hipped in
• t. _Fit-, .1e:; teed
alal.a.,aaVO. In addition. 915.-
',Iail: of deeasel conitay
;c 7_ -rated ti r t.. :n
4tatt.`'
-at a rCaatd. with gaioaa
nadiatt egg products were received
on the British market is a sitting
tribute to Mr Brown's untiring ef-
forts. That they met with such
praise goes hack, in large measure,
to his pioneer work in establishing
national grading standards a gen-
eration ago. And I am sure every
reader of tills column will join with
ole - in wishing Mr. Brown many
years in which to enjoy a well-
earned rest.
,, 5 !
Thousands of farmer.—and other
folk, too—have gone about mixing
their own concrete, and then won-
dered lvhy the job didn't prove any
too satisfactory, The Experimental
Farm at Swift Current hands out
some valuable advice on this im-
portant matter, and starts off by
saying—DON'T use too much wav-
er in mixing concrete. and DON'T
FORGET to screen pit -run gravel.
5 5 '5
Think of a brick wall. Here large
pieces of baked clay ibricks) are
held together with mortar, A mor-
tar that is too "sloppy" oozes out,
and a weak wall will result. In
many ways, concrete is similar to
a brick wall, Coarse material is held
together by mortar. The mortar in
this case is a mixture of sand,
Portland cement and water. This is
mixed along with the coarse ma-
terial all in the one operation.
*
The strength of the mixture when
it has "set" will depend upon the
amount of water used in relation to
the cement. Note this point. It is
the amount of water used itt rela-
tion to the cement that is so im-
portant.
Tile dealer from whom you buy
i your cement will be able to let
useful bulletins on t fixing and
'tsing concrete for you. Ask for
-Quality Concrete" and "What the
Farmer Can Do With Concrete:"
rhese are puhliched by the Port -
;and Cement Association.
s e a
It pays to _:reel: pi: -run gravel.
Then use the coarse and fine
ma-
terial according to the directions.
1€ too much t:re material is ase:
fa relation to the coarse material,
IRCre cement will be regnire.l. At
the Swift t_urr e at station, moat pit -
ran gravel contains too mach sand.
It was found that , gee
could be paid screening :la-, gravel.
tt
A good wo-1-"'an would handle
enough material in an hour to aaae
i
rgarly one es..` ,if lenient.
Properly graded ate_
p -
to gravel!, the rig.ht amount 1.f
and eet, will give a denae
-,.I strong con:nate at a .....,. tai
S'tting Buli— Fl tors took a tumble during tofa su li:gt t :n.
\'t is t Ci:y, and'amled in what appeared to be_ a sitting
\Vhirling his cape as he gracefully avoids the bull's
ire) ''rt ' is Ant•inio Valesquez, one of Mexico's top mata-
,rs gl;tillg was a feature of the reg""t s'pr'ing Fe tivfal
in Mexico City.
He Wrestles With
His Daughter's Killer
Every day, Captain jim Roose,
late of the Foreign Legion, wrestles
with the lioness which caused the
death of his ten -year-old daughter
--and.his brother.
As well as grappling with the
lioness, as part of his act at a
French circus, he puts his head in
her mouth, persuades her mate to
take a piece of meat from between
his lips and lick his face.
During the war jim Rouse was
a prisoner. His brother managed
the shoo' for hint. and his naughter
[:sed t0 collie and go in tete cages
and play happily with the lioness,
who returned her affection.
But one day the little girl's hair
t.as bleached. She entered the cage
es confidently as ever—but the lion-
ess failed to recognize her. Mis-
taking her for a stranger, the beast
leapt , , , and within a few moments
the tittle girl was dead.
Solite time later the lioness sav-
aged lint's brother, who also died
front his injuries, When Jim caste
back from the war he grimly re-
solved to carry on the show in the
true circus tradition. He re-trained
the lions and now tries to forget
that the lioness was the killer of his
loved ones.
The rum -and -brandy method of
catching is being used in New South
Wales. where rabbits are made
drunk and :hen gathered up.
ORT
Ann -near aockey itt Southern On-
tario is i.. a rather bad way, and it
isn't—aa ,".._ ::e ::ere—because the
rising generation prefers to take its
physical exercise via radio or tele-
vision. The condition is caused
eimp:y 1 tite .a.araity of proper
playitt: ria "tom .
'We rt a I .til; .70,36.1.,: l" lathe
down it., Ottawa. r.::.ny ears- ag
n.he:t tile Toronto S:. Pats upset
he hi h:y . .red Senators with
the ph:. e alit' skating on
1 re ad a weird h5_key
ee: v a.. 711a.. But. by
. large. a certain amoast of ice
is nezessary if the "world's fastest
5),'/II" . Is/ . "_ass.
And. of reat-.. year:, .he teat
snit+er-
:ter 1 eclean t:
n egiectingto
provide :tataral ice. in reasonable
ecattti:les over a very large section
c; this fair province ours. The
result ia that .;'.e kida :37 -urn gee-
._ don:Inc necessary rac-
t.ce.t -ry • aae ._OJts—Ont
to gethe cp:ace se:l, t:iatetial-
1'e w heal north and test. and pay
little attention
to 1ci/at was once
the greatest breeding -ground - oa
ar:1' lir ..acaey stern
xe. ;,v '):*....ti0 centres have beer.
te:l:piing to combat.this condi-
tion I'h-,}11,$ `Fred -in artificial
lee But this appears to be
a rating , c11.7 itiCh. \\itit
1-:1';r.E..,k t they ..re today,
the nat. ot oalginal investment, is
pre:. steep. ,ca -.. F; .'.ken the
CLASSIFIED ADV LRTISI1\ G
... _. AGENTS WANTED
TO SELL Sam's Garden 'tractors, very
profitable line. Send for literature, Gar-
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SELL Pennies 53. fire extingtlleher wholesale
or direct. liberal pt•onts exelurtve territory,
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OF OUR AGENT, sell Dt,gooda from our
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Write for Phillips illustrated wholesale ,'ata-
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sellers in dry goods, small wares household
items. et'. Phillips `taloa ltee'd Crti4
Street 117eat, Montreal 1. Importers and
Whnleaale Dletribptors of G.tteral 31etxltun-
55*.
sang, fur two hours -- make 510.00. Tien,
students. women, sell Pull 0t• part-time,
Our NEW revolutionary Ileetrical product
sells on sight to every householder. Nu In-
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Detatls Dot, 41,, P,O. Rua 234, Hamilton,
Ontario,
UAI22 C111(`liS
L11011ORNS X 13.11. turd Leghorns. 510.05,
Pullets 522.96; cockerels 51.50 Barred
BOvlcs N.H. X H.R.. I..5. x N.H. 810.25; pul-
lets 510.05; c'0ekerela 25.90 New teampshires;
ele
MOO. Seek cold pullets121.91;
551 per 1001tmore
than posit
15(111 ohese rder prices. Also ldeGait Hat.heries,r Dept. 1. Galt,
Ont. n
DON'TAt rich T1FE Ttus'raiet by ataa'h,g out
this year. Every prospect of very profitable
ratio between teed and eggs next fail. Fait
growing Top Notch rhlehe mean earner and
bigger proltta for You, and their 1lvabnttY
Govern-
mentcan't be Appro ed ttpullerubecause tested stork are ehae n
from money reeking blood linea All popular
pure breeds and erose breeds, day old, t'tnrted.
Top Notch pullets.Turkey
Sales, Gu*101, rmes, Fes ingue.
Ontario
home team that is expected to bring
in the necessary dough for carrying
charges is fable to get knocked out
of competition before the season is
well started.
5 , 5 'r
Elsewhere on this page will be
seen an architect's drawing of
something which may turn Out to
be the solution of this problem—
the problem of a small or medium-
size community providing the kids
with ice for skating and hockey
without going into hock for the
next three generations or so. It is
the outdoor artificial rink,
g 9 :)
Although new to Canada, this
type of rink is by no means a
Johnny -come -lately. As far back as
1389, there was one built in that
dear Paris, althoughyou can't
prove this by us, and the much pub-
licized and photographed one at
Rockefeller Plaza, New York, is
also of this nature.
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The rink—that is to say the play-
ing surface—consists of a polished
concrete slab, and the ice -making is
done once a week or so by a boost-
er freezing unit, then kept in skat-
ing condition by auxiliary units
that -are part of the plant. Of course,
if the mercury drops low enough,
natural freezing takes the place of
artificial at a considerable saving.
d * .0
We are not able to nay—except
approximately—just what the ac-
tual cost would be, as compared to
a regular type enclosed artificial ice
arena. However, a committee front
ore Southern Ontario community
recently went into the platter, and
this is what it found out.
y
* a
To build a complete, corned
arena would cost them anywhere
from 580.000 :o :125,000 -figures
far too high for them even to con-
sider at this stage. But they could
have an outdoor affair of the kind
we have been (liseuss ing for
around 930,000—with the "bo Deter
freezing unit" setting them back
about 93:.000.
Even Ibis would appear to he
pretty steep, but it isn't :.s had as
it looks at first sight. That's be-
cauae the atorenlentioned eora tLt-
tee found that there is a strong
possibility that they wouldn't have
to buy the boaster freezing unii at
all. As we understand rstand it, these
units are portable. and can he trav-
elled around the country. visiting a
number of place; to do the :uses
ran• "new" et " freezi hg—ti:e perma-
nent zoo:Mary traits keeping the ire
Irl proper condition between t1.itS.
Wit -re wouldn't. like anybody
to get the notion that we're trying
to peddle t:lis idea in any way,
shape or form. We don't even
kl:ow- the name of :he People who
make the rinks. or the freezing
units. Our entire knowledge con-
i:ts of what We stave been told, or
have read in the papers. Sall, when
it is :gild that no less than 10 of
these outfits are going to be built
fat Toronto, end two in Hamilton, it
would seem :bat tiley trust have
•s,ste 21'13.711. :\1d we think there
ate many places in Ontario • that
wouid do well to took into them
before committing themselves to
expense[ they night later regret—
or sitting hack and grousing, ":\w•,
heck, the kris around here are just
too lazy to take an interest in play-
ing 11o:1ey: 121ey'rl sooner go 10 the
movies."
BABY ('185( 300
1r WE COULD )thus In 5.001 1,md iii hl now,
one of our 1560 Twoddle ilnbv c110.1,0, 1011
would OaY at hist allthee, this is the Ilnern
baby click 1 have seen. They tiro from 11m
leading Mrneof t :strains in i',uua'. and
1(151' bear 000 of the uul0f. nuteuutdhtt 001000
02 quality In thn 1'ouitry Werld, Ctceddle,
You will be amazed at ear nnmulnlnuglY 11ne
prices for our 11,0,1 Sired vhbilo. t 1 Tiny
and June 12 Miro breede, 13 Vril.1 u. la
Day old, sined, olden t ultefn. I I y omits
Free cataloiae, O'weddie 01,1,1 llub•lu•t•Irx
Limited, Forgo. tiniario. _
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ing7 Write to us lar Information, We are
glad to e118wer ('e:r g1ee(ltns Department
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:- EAIRN310NEY Al' 1800101
SPARE or full-time uio(teY"u(ehltl , (Salm 10
Make eanttY at home: earn While You learn.
Free maim -lent supplied. 1a,rreelundon*n
course. National Institute or tlunrt'elllnte(Y
Itee'd., Pel.orhnler PAL. thus 153 Montreal.
Que.
E3IFL(11'MENT WANTED
E-1•t01t11'1NC*D, reliable holland mu,ugra(tlO
available; arriving soon. Write Ont. i, vimiis
ane
denburg, Box 92, Brockville,
2364 (after 0 o'd5e*O.
10018 SALE
112,00—Large assortment new and need.
Bought, sold, exchanged Ouar0nteed repnlrn
Scopes, eights tnntalled 1'9x11100 Tattle. hunt.
ng Equipment Spo1'ting Gonda. Ste MI 'ream
Primal. Open until alae nxrept 5Ve'lnes:M
Strand ('vele, llamliton.
'iOTORCVOLEB llarloy Davidson. New and
used bough' sold. exchanged Largo smelt
of guaranteed used motorcycles. ltepait•e by
factory -trained mechanics. Bicycles, and cam
tete line *t wheel goods. Open eVenint:' until
nine except W •dneeday Strand (3yele & Sports.
Kinn et &infer'. Hamilton.
NEW J(nNSON Outboard Mntnrs. Unnadl0n
Canoe Cm, Peterhorn Mate, Canueu. Trail-
ers, bought, sold. exchanged Large since used
motors. Repalro by factory-tralned mrt'banit's.
Open until nine 0000at WednosdnN Strand
Cycle Hamilton
ALUMINUT! ROOFING—immediate shipment
— 019" thick 1,n 3, 7, 5. 9, and 10 -foot
lengths. Price to epp(y .019" at 80,42 per
square .016" at 55,25 per 00nare. delivered
Ontario points, For estimates, samples, liter-
ature, cue., write; A. C. LESLIE A 00.
LIMITED. 130 Commissioners St.. Toronto 2,
Ontario,
FOR SALE: teed Tractors, some almost new;
all mattes and modulo; also various other
farm machines. t'ontnet us for reasonable
Prices: ilk -Spring Farms Limited, Uxbridge,
Ontario,
CHAIN SAWS AND PARTS ---Write for our
tow prices on HORNET Sawa and parts.
We have complete stock of Model DJ, ILJ,
and 1) parts, new and used, inve0ttgate the
new tow priced rugged Smith planerclain all
lengths. D. J. Smith Sales Co. Limited, 647
Woolwich Street, GUELPH, Ontario.
DAIRY for axle. New De Laval equipment,
Apartments above, No onpositlon.. Mlelhousen
Bros. Lions Head, Ont.
TARPAULINS ANY SIZE
IN heavy waterproofed ducat, complete with
tie runes, your name trenched on each side
and delivered to your nearest station, 8x10,
58.76; 10x13, 813.20; 12116, 519.76, Special
glees made to your order at 151 per 0quare
toot, Please enclose money order or cheque
WW1 your order. Alt inquiries answered
promptly. Canvas Specialty Company, 1110
Yong:: Street, Toronto.
UNWANTED HAIR
PERMANENTLY eradicated with Sao° Pete.
Tho moat remarkable discovery 01 the age.
Saco Pete is guaranteed to kill the roots of
any hair, and contains no drugs or chemicals.
Lor -neer Lab., 675 Granville, 1-ancouver, B.C.
REGISTERED POINTER PUPS
11 MONTHS OLD. BESSIE 3IILNE,
I'AL3IERSTON, OST.
TURKEY 1'OCLTS
WE HAVE available from two to elk week
old, started, Broad Breasted Bronze Turkey
pouts, from government approved stock, and
under Hatchery approval, at reduced prices
for a quick sale. H. Yauele's Exclusive Tur-
key Farm and Hntebery, Sub. 11, Windsor,
Ont., or phone 5-0904 after 5 p.m.
WOOD Cont: STOVE, reservoir, almost new,
Also gasoline 1100, Renaonable. R. 70*,'(1,
R, 3-, Weston. t)n!art0.
SIX-MIL.E LAKE. 110 miles north of 'ro-
om. CmmPletely equlppod COTTAGE, with
Punt, en lovely wooded point. Information 00
request. roster. 45 Maru(aduhe, Toronto.
REGENT Service Siphon, tulle south of
tlantpbettmd. Good turnover. Apply Wes
Anderson. n.R, No. 1. Campbeltford.
BALL PEN 011 NEEES
INfi nE1.9LLF,lt sat for 20 fillings, 51.00,
General Sales. Box 1252, Ottawa.
tr.sTERu,1tl 3I-31 H7•ANItAIt(--t" Tractor, In
bond rendition. 41-41 12.1'., stn battery nod
12-38 tires. Apply A. V. P5lnnuc'. r, ,t.R, 1,
Twred, 'Telephone ST ring 15,
(ARMS I+Ill( 0A1,E
150 ACRES 7(8010E DAIRY (:58(31
[N DS CF_I.LENT STATE of cultivation, lust
off main road tit .splendid eanrbllaled
Farnung section now thrifty town Two -Family
brick house, large bunk barn, 6nr800 and
implement sited. Lets of water- tinder
(rrs-
aur0 in hove,, barn. S'•hool bus. lrnnsnott
hauls milk daily to Toronto. Retmontble down
pay (lent and low Interest on mortgage for
balance. Immediate possession. 010.5500. Fnr
fur her Tart .blare write or ['hone J. E.
Cnler. It Iter: 2578 Yongo St, '5000010,
M011awlt 2070.
100 .v'3111 (ARM in tt1 b:,'0lty, 2 miles rrnn,
l stal Hea,li. 20 ten'7 bush. 10 -romp
I r limn., modern bathroom, '•r7etel clear
see.en Write S. un.1 11'. Itumnulk. 0.11. 1,
FI-: :ct nut.
21-ACRIL good Luibiatt.a. yvoIIs, clay
I. ars. no rncumbrunee. ren aunnbi., terms,
Iles :. Mugnrotw,m, !,lit.
POS'I"S iiiCZEMA SALVE
Paned 'ea I ,mmol f'dry ement.,„,•hes and
tterpiult akin troubles. loat'e I. 0'001 Ha:lto
tt in not .11ra!pl•!Iltl. ,t'mr.
whine, r., al Ittrtllil,r e,•4:111t,
rhlntterun, p11114h ltud ultdl-n;x 1001, will
reaptani 0,111, „li
Dent. rebn1111 OIi!f ht,W ttet,thlt't,
,,hlnnedent ere
tilt teem. !
intich SA 00 PER .7.511
Sent !'oat Free a lir' slut of Price
POST'S REMEDIES
080 (Own St, 1., Ceruer of Logon
Toronto
to
11:40])^ 1120 N'H G,11.14. lnhlcts, Stops vale
Icon to illnl 1111 ht0n111. tint (1t1Y rents
"alt. 'ren tans pig. 01101W 5R411, loaranteed
nl' („41„ ..5, 1'1.'flllple, 1, 1)1111 antler trlul eempl0.
It. A, Finn Co. 1.1,1„ I union Ont.
.lIti.AD THIS — Every Sufferer of
R11enmatic Pains or Neuritis should
try Dixon"s Remedy,
MUNRO'S DRUG STORE,
339 Elgin, Ottawa
_$1.25 Express Prepaid,
f 1tJ100 Cl!4N 551 Vl 4'0,1' part relief. Motu'
Ihrbgglnt sells (.town. Callum: Salve re -
'levee :wieldy ton,
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PA1LO1t4N0, .Dre0Omuking, Deelgning taught
1,1 year home. Send for Free Booklet, Low
cont, mart -RIFTS SCHOOL OF APPLIED
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`-"NUItBEltY STOCK
RASPBERRIES, ctrawberrlea, currants.
gooseberries, grapes. blackberries, fruit
trees, dwarf fruit trees, rases, hedge planta,
tverareen0. aopnragua and perennials. first
grade Ontario grown stock. Runnymede Nur-
Sere, 675 Willard, Toronto.
HEDGE CARRAGANA, 24 Mello per 100,
53.00. 10 00sorted perennials 51,20. Cramer
Nurserlon, White Fox, Sask.
GLADIOLUS BULBS_
100 BULBS POS'PPAI 91.08
Vine assortment of young healthy bulbs,
to 1" in diameter. .10500 package 00ntalns 1,0
bulbs of 10 different varieties. Free cultural
directions with each order. All bulbs -dusted
for control of thrip. Send name and address
with Money Order to:
WRIGIITLAND FARM,
HARROW, Ont.
PIONEER Black Currant, new varlet', rust
resistant, 8 for 01,00. Premier Strawberry
Plante, 81,50 per hundred, 0, Frisby, Hunts^
v111e, Ont,
IIEALTHY Strawberry Plants: Kellogg Pre-
mier, Royal Sovereign. 36. 600; 910, 1,000.
Valentine 814, 1.000. C. E. Smith, Seatiund,
Ontario.
PATENTS
IrieTHERS'l'UNHAUGH & Company Patent
Solicitors P1otabtlahed 1880. 350 Bal Street.
Comntn. Rnnklet of Information on request.
A. M. LA80LAW. B.Sc., Parent Attorney.
Patents of Invention, 68 Sparks St., Ottawa,
PERSONAL
LONELY people of opposite aeaee will be
pereonally Introduced to each other by new-
ly -formed club with names of 111011000de of
men and women oeeking companionship and
marriage, Phone, write or call personally at
FRIENDSHIP UNLIMITED, 72 Queen Street
We01, Toronto. Phone PLaza 4377,
PLAZA TEMPERANCE HOTEL
592 Janis Street,
Toronto
Make reservations for your Toronto visit.
Free Parking,
TEACHERS WANTED
TIng AUGUSTA Township School Area.
Board invites applications from qualified
teachers, duties to begin September 5, 1950,
Apply stating qualifications, salary expeeted,
and name of your Iasi inspector to J. E.
I:napp, R.I4. 2. Prescott. Ont.
WANTED
WANTED Abproxlmately 100 Acres. Suitable
for grain and beef raale. Good buildings
and water supply. APpraleel b5' 'Veterans'
Land Act. Apply Box 61, 123 Eighteenth St.,•
New T0r00,0.
A woman motorist wan driving
along a country road when she no-
ticed a couple of repair met, climb-
ing a telephone pole.
"Whatever are they doing that
for?" she said, turning to her coln-
i-anion, "Surely my driving isn't as
bad as that!”
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILL
Without Calomel —And You'll Jump Out of
Bed in the Morning Ruin' to Go
The liver should pour out about 2 pinta at
bile juice into your digestive tract every day.
If 1(100 bile Is not flowing freely, your food may
not di est. ft to03' just dotty m the digestive
tract. Then gas bloat* up your stomach. You
get ooastuD ated. You fee) emir, sunk and the
world looks punk.
It takes those mild, gentle Carter's Little
Liver Ms to get these 2 pinta of bile Sow.
ing freely to maks you feel up and up."
..
Got a package today. Effective
bile flow freely. Ask for Carte ,'e Little Liver
Rills. abs at 009 drugstore.
ISSUE 21 — 1950
ROLL YOUR OWN
BETTED CIGARETTES
WITH ,(;;.;;
CIGARETTE TOBACCO
ROiiFORD
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By Md:LLOR
1,'
A s'
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TOLLAO
IN anenT
PLAIN
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