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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 $65,000 a
season, which put him up among the game's top money-makers.
That's President Bill Veeck of the Indians looking on.
Great Britain
The ,eoples of the United King -
ire still a long way from being
out of the economic noods" but
*lacy have travelled, during the past
;year Or so, a long distance tonerd
that objective.
In the first half a 1947, 13ritain's
balance -of -payments deficit against
*he world as a whole was running at
a rate of over $2,600,00000 annu-
:Ally. When the Marshall plan was
eiret pet into operation, the U.S.
State Department estimated that
ibis deficit—during the 12 months
beginning July 1, 1948—might pos-
sibly be reduced by around 40 per
tent
But by the end of last year Britain
was heating that estimate at the rate
of A BILLION DOLLARS OR
'MORE per annum. ft was hitting
Me Cripps export target of 50 per
tent above 1938. The excess of ex-
ports over imports was the highest
.in all history. Britain was, again
earning its own way. or Wa3 very
close eel il•
Such sensational gains reflects, in
lane Part, that one American
'writer calls "self denialmore
llirillgent than any other democratic
(tenantry has ever imposed on itself
in times of peace," They also reflect
In part. the reduction in Britain's
overseas military expenditures.
At all et ents, although Britain is
still running a deficit against the
'Western Dernisphere—and although
she will continue to need some aid
front the Marshall plan for a time
—the all-over picture is decidedly
encouraging. Those pessimists who
were "%riling Britain short" and
saying that the Old Country was
worn out and done for are beginning
Ito eat their words, If some of the
other Western European beneficial --
lee of the Marshall plan would use
the same sort of strenuous efforts to
pit their houses in order, the gen-
eral state of affairs on the other tide
of the Atlantis. would be a whole lot
more hopeful than they actually are
at present.
Also front Britain collies news of
s "blindfold margarine test," Dr,
Edith Sunimerskill is the Parlia-
mentary Secretary to the Ministry
Of F,00d, She is alse a lady of de-
eidedly definite opinions, and is well
known for her positive views about
what people should, and shonldn't
eat.
Not long ago she announced that
nobody could tell the difference be-
tween margarine and butter, and
ehalleuged All present to come to
the blinistry'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. Summerskill; but both the
London Daily Mail and The Daily
Empress had hini tried out. They
veported that Prestige had distin-
guished between butter and its sub-
etitut e exa ctly six times out of six,
And n heti the Daily Chronicle
sent a girl reporter around London,
armed with supplies, she found that
neoet of the housewives could also
tell the difference without too much
frothle.
Modest
• college al tenelittg a dinner
in Raleigh. N,C., were asked to
quire their professions. One shy
yOUllg Ili:do-taker, fearing the de-
' risio» of the ; rowel when he told his
t ailing. eLsnered smoothly, "Plin
seethern liemter"
The United States
They%e been doing a bit of food
testing on this side of the Atlantic
1 as well. Taking part in these tests
were 239 members of 64 urban
Pennsylvania families, all in appar-
ent good health. And the findings
may have farther reaching and lon-
ger -lasting results than a lot of the
news which makes the front page
headlines.
For these we're by no means
'under privileged" families. Two
thirds of them had incomes of be-
tween $2500 and $5000 per year.
The other third had over $5000
yearly. All lived well and ate well
--or at least ate what they 'thought
was proper food.
Yet until they were tested by
representatives of the year-long
nutrition study cond'ucted by West-
inghouse Electric and Pennsylvania
State College, these supposedly
healthy and intelligent people
never even suspected that they
were eating their way into poor
health. Yet only 28 per cent of the
families coesumed enough food to
meet proper caloric regeiremelitse
and few had enough proteins, min-
erals and vitamins.
Dere are tome of the findings.
Adult women made the poorest
showing. At least 58 per cent were
underweight and more than half of
them had less than three-fourths of
the highly necessary calcium.
Adult males scored higher than
females on everything but Vitamin
"C"—this being a reflection of gen-
eral dislike for raw foods such as
salads.
Teen age girls copied their
mothers in faulty eating habits,
Fifty per cent were undern eight,
Teen age boys showed better
eating habits than their sisters,
Children under 12 made relatively
good showings, but close investiga-
tion revealed that many were un-
derweight and lacking in bone
development.
And the proof of the pudding
REALLY WAS in the eating. To
insure accurate results, the families
included in the tests began eating'
under a controlled plan. Definite
quantities of foods were prescribed
according to individual needs.
Housewives were taught how to
merket, how to cook food to retain
the greatest; amounts of minerals
and vitamins, also how to store
food properly,
in spite of the increase in meat,
milk, eggs, and fats, foodcosts
under the new plan rose only
around $1,35 per week for each
family. And in the end proper foods
properly cooked bronght amazing
results.
All family members reported that
they felt better, looked better, did
not get irritated so easily, noticed
less fatigue and had fewer colds.
Individual medical ratings rose as
much as 14 per cent, Adult women
were still in lowest place when the
survey finished—a stubborn 14 per
cent of them were still eating less
than three-fourths of the required
calories, Unlike their mothers, 75
per cent of the teen age girls
reached standard weight. Men and
boys showed improvement in nearly
all parts of the rating. Children
under 12 improved matisfactorily,
and by the end of the year none
was seriously underweight,
"An apple a day" may not be 11.
guarantee of 'keeping the doctor
away", BM it would seem as though
proper eating, all along the line,
would make medics! attention far
lens necessary.
SPT
,OR
A SlXIMTC
Now if there is one phase of the
game of hockey abont which we
claim to be something • of a con-
noisseur—what language!—it is the
art of goal tending. There are sev-
eral reftS0116 for this. Back in the
misty past, when we used to play
• hockey, we were always chosen—
by the unanimous vote of our team-
mates—to tend goal, only we called
it "gool".
a *
This choice, we maintain, was
because of our superior • agility,
keen eye and coolness; although
there are some of our' contempor-
aries who basely claim that it was
• tin account of a habit we shared
with a one-time N.II.L. • referee,
whose name we will kindly suppress
—said habit being that of doing our
skating principally on our ankles.
*
Perforating 01I one's :ankles, if
done in its proper sphere, can win
a man 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 them from
coast to coast. But as a forward in
hockey—or even as a defenceman
—the ankle stuff has its drawhacks.
And so we became a goaltender,
on one memorable occasion com-
ing within a bare ten goals of scor-
ing a shutout- against keen opposi-
time.
*
Hence, we have ahvays taken a
very special interest in 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
front choice, 'we would sooner sit
at the end of the rink where—espec-
ially in the days of stick -handling
2nd combimation—you could really
see what is going on. (And'if we've
told you all this before, thinlc no-
thing of IL Stick around long
enough and in all probability we'll
do it again and again.)
i We have watched pretty nearly
all the really outstanding goalies in
action, and with deep appreciation,
our memories; dating back to the
days of Percy LeSeuer, Clint Bene-
dict, George fiainsworth and others
too numerous to meution, (.Clint
Benedict was called, disparagingly,
"Praying Benny" because of his
custom of dropplit to his knee
to smother hitotS, Which wasn't
considered exactly "cricket' in
those days—and lne wonder what
he thinks when Ile sees those mod-
ern goaltenders who seem to be
standing on their ears more often
than on their skates.;
*
We have also been honored by
the personal friendship of several
of the top hands in goal tending;
and have heard them discuss eon-
fidentially the intricacies of their
profession, It was from them that
we learned that, technically, a
"left handed goalie' is not, as you
might think, one who holds his
stick in the sinister paw. A right
bander is one who uses that fin'
to do the catching, grasping his
warchth with the left.
* 5
just who of all that crew was the
greatest of all time, we don't in-
tend to go into here. It's all a mat-
ter of dpinion, anel something like
trYillg to compare John L. Sullivan
with Jack Dempsey—there's no de-
finite line ,to go by. But as we
stated previously, we think we
know enough to appreciate really
high class cage-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.
taken LIS over a long and
tortuous course to arrive at what
we started out to say—but shucks
space has to be filled, somehow or
other. But Rayner was really worth
going a long, long way. to watch.
At times it; looked as though the
Maple Leafs couldn't have scored
hint with q handful of buckshot.
And if Prankie Boucher's New
Yorkers fail to land in the playoffs,
one man they won't be able to blame
for their plight is Mr. Rayner.
* *
Possibly it isn't any of our busi-
ness to try and wedge' ourselves
into what looks like a private battle;
but in the rumpus taking place be-
tween the Toronto Male School
Teachers ancl the Queen City edu-
cational ailthorilies, we find our
sympathies, for once, on the side
of the teachers, (Truly, age must
be softening us up greatly, to say
a thing like that,)
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for atir 10.410 -to -measure 4:lathes In your
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Ideal appoetunity to Mart your nwn buelness
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BABY-o,arc'scs
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Write for our 1949 price Het end catalogue,
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BARRED ROOK Chicks 013.00. Barred rock
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ite, noted for year round production of big
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Put profit Into your peones; enteepriee, Prompt
shipnient, Cox ;5.00, indiets 523.00. Mixed
013.00, Big Rock Farm, Mille Roches, Ont,
Box W,
YOUR 1949 poultry profits depend on the
quality of chicks] yell buy. You know that
100 quality layers will produce as maty eggs
as 160 poor layers. Why feed those extra 60
hem Tweddle chicks are famous; for living
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from Try our Autitra-WhIte eroambreds, they
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weeks to, laying. Turkey poults, all from
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rogue. Twaddle Chick Hatcherien Limited,
Fergus, Ontario,
POULTRY Borsons—alleceas in ranting baba,
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offer You baby chicks from a poultry Dunn
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logue and -prices. .ke advantage of our
early order discount. Monkton Poultry Parma,
Monkton, Ontario.
COCHRANE'S governmen Approved ehletirs.
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Ontario. Ontario Government Approved Hatch-
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GOVERNMENT approved chicks from blood
tested breeders. Twa great breeds. Light
Sussex. Vogt feathering barred roclm; 011.750
012.10; Pullet. 123.40; Cox 15,00 per hundred.
McIntosh Chick Hatchery, Berwick, Ontario.
OUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
AN OFFER to every Inventoe—Liet of trivets
Eons and full Information sent free. The
Ramsay Co Registered netent Attorneys. 273
Bank Street, Ottawa
DYEING AND CLEANING
HAVE YOU anything meds dyeing er clean-
ing? Write 50 in for Information. We are
glad to answer 50517 questions Department
14., Parker'', Dyo Works Limited 791 Yonge
Street, Toronto. Ontario
EMPLOYMENT WANTED
HOLLAND IMM/GRANT
families with one or more workers, Arriving
eaelY spring. Apply NETHERLANDS DIM
:SRATION Committee. P.O. Box 234, Chatham.
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FARMS 7011 SALE
95 ACRES clay loom, 1 5 burley tobetwo,
corn or soybean land in Essex County.
Buildings cannot be built for tint price helm:
naked, Howse large enough for two faMiltes.
Repanered, repainted. 16,600 cash will swing
the deal. Possmelon et onee, Musa be sold te
close the lack Miner Estate. Ted Miner, or
Manly P. Miner, mangoes, Third Concession,
Kingsville, 001,
FOR SALE
GO0.D1'EAR endlens rubber belt 9' inehm wide
23 feet long, perfert stontfition. ideal for
mill or fawn, Write 0300 617. lleseeler.
•
HI -POWERED SPORTING
RIFLES
Various oth•IN' WHIP ror new. liwertutive
folders end pelven.
SCOPE SALES CO- :
1211 Queen St., Ottawa, Ont.
GUNS, new, used, &maws, ammunition, Write
ror 110. Ted MANOREK snowrixo Geed%
220 Ottawa North, Hamilton, Ont,
CA.NADIAN APPIOVED POULI'S for
Broad breasted bronze turkey gooks from
government approved and accredited stock,
Poults from egge gathered On 001 0,00 tarMS,
We select for ergots and meet DIM. 110
1014LAY & McCOLL, Lamblen Turkey Hatch.
ery, 20,20 5, Forest, Ont.
LEATHERETTES
COATIS') FABRICS
20,, emu -sum cern 'lure, chairs. ,liestertleldS.
eard tables. etc. Wholesale and retail,
COOPER. TEXTILES INC,
1.003 St, Lawrence Boulevard Montreal 18,
STENN une gum poWer 0015, lined only six
weeks. excellent fent Ingo, wood or lee,
standard :roam talc Made easy to sharpen.
Write Boy 617, Domeier,
New 1949, Enamel Plat, net a
eurplue paint All Colors, inside and out.
12.95 per gallon, Quality guaranteed or money
refunded. FL 11. Steiner, 21 Russell Street,
Toronto. Mall Order. accepted.
131:,EACI3ED whiteffloue and sitgar bags, Sua-
bly ens quantIty. Flour 92.75 per dozen:
/algae $3.00 per *men. Box 2, Postal Station
0, Toronto.
BUCKEYE Combination Incubalers for sale,
Oman, One turkey egg Machine ood two hen
egg )113101111(.8. 'Write for full detail. Tweddle
Chick linieherien Limited, reran. Ontario.
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ISSUE 8 — 1949
•
BOB SALE
'WHY 'WORRY anent your child When yOU go
NiallIng? Or do you expect your friends to
utipp15. alsen.ollairs?
"KIDDIERCIME" CHAIRS
AWE PORTABLE
Welant; la lb& They fold Into a convenient
bundle for rarrying. Easily stored away when
not in use. For illustrated fender write Sox 28,
122 18Ln St., Now Toronto.
xuAnt,v NEW m
W Vest MI -speed Ballbetwing
Oat Holler 8 x 19 tu tolIt, Vessot 16 in.
ball-beasdng grinder. Complete portable grind -
Ing m111 12 In. plate, made to fit. lloCormieks.
Deering "21" tractor, will sell with 08
without 5 Diesel tractor. Apply Gordon Stutt,
Forest, R. 1. Ontario,
SNOWPLANIA demonstrator, in new condi-
tion. can be Weed under all snow conditiona,
very rest and economical, Half Price, 5450,
150 with seam! • Isalanee upon delivery. AVt•ite
to P. Poucart & Son, Buckingham, Que.
GUNBLU, the gonsmith'e method, Handy kit
now available to give your old gun a gleam-
ing new finish -at.home. $1.50 with instrue,
Lions. Timberline Products, 'Box 14-B, • North
Bend, B.C.
'1170 ONLY Kohler Models A21, 1)4
115 Volts, single phone, 00 cycle A.O.
m1[0E110,1[0 lighting Plant, self-regatating tyne
nomplete, less storage tank. One 00115 Kohlar
6 K.Y,A., 116 volts, aingle nimse, 00 oast°
A.G. fully automatic I 'eh 11»g ptonti eel 5.
regulating trne complete, lese storage tank,
The A, 81 wIllisms Machinery Co, Ltd., et
Front Street West, lfornnto,
APRONS for butchers, bakers and candy
stick makers', 76c. Only 6 dozen left. Max
Feller, 15 Nicholen, Ottawa,
POR SALTI two section 0,000 Joinesway
Eleetera incubator nearly n -w, eqUIPPed for
hatching chickeng, turkeys. aim Battery
Brooders. Allan Shaw. Thernbory, Ont.
BASEBALL, Softball learn managers, low
nriees, goad service. Write for mime. Ted
111.A5ORER SPORTING Goods, 223 Ottawa
North, Hamilton, Ont.
RUBBER -CANDY -MOLDS
For making Candy er all kinds. Anyone Can
make candles fast 006 050111 at home or for
resale at a nice profit with nor imported
troorheen ,'ebbe,' candy molds. Aide for free
ilustrated Catalogue with directions.
ALSO:
ALUMINUM CAKE MOLDS
You can bake Novelty Cakes that will be the
talk of your friends for Wester and ether
occaslons like tbe Big lig& Rabbit, Heart,
Chicken, Shamrock. Brisge-set and others.
Baldly bhked with free cake recipes, and
decorated 111 original 15050 for year-round
reiebrations. .Aleo for Jelly -Meat, ow -
Osten for wining. Ask for free folder of eur
Imported Itenelde Aluminum cake molds.
Chess. 307, Lelange, DletrIbuMr, 72-74 lac -
Cartier Ave.. Quebee City, 0.0.
TANKS, 500, 1,000, 4.400, 0,000, 10,000,
16,000. Alan other OM on hand. Imme-
diate delivery. R. St, Germain, 0518 St, Law-
rence, Montreal, Que
• LADIES' CARDIGANS $2.98
All wool. Pretty eharies of blue, black, seer.
beige, green, while. From the shot/ of quanta,
In Canadn'e Metropolis. Refund guarantee.
Sybil's, 4327 WellIngton, isfentreal 19:
PATCHES for patchwork Quille, scrips for
ruga: cotton, flannelette, wool, 2 lbs. FL
Wiltshire Wool Stock, 3 Sherbourne Street,
Toronto
TUMID Empire Traders, 6 h.p, reverse, 3
speeds, $550; 4 h.p, forward and reverse.
0460, Order before spring rush. rectory.
nem Albert Road, 1Vindeor, Ontario.
REGISTERED, ACCREDITED Hereford Buil.
0 to 11 months, 15 heifers 13 to 15 months;
20 Oxford ewers, advanced resietrY Yorkshire,
open and bred 001114, weanling to serviceable
boom. Gardiner ',uprisen. &fount retreat,
Ontario.
MEDICAL
DMA! 1%'A192. ---Every sufferer of Rheuri7eirc
Pains or Neuritis should trY Dixon's Reine-
d): Munro'. Drug Store, 335 Elgin, Ottawa,
Postpeld 07.00,
ATTENTION; Stomach, Pile and Conatination
mutterers. 'You'll be delighted with Keefe
Laxative tablets, A special laxative which
makes plumage mos and nleasant, 15-dstY
treatment, 111 40 -day treatment, EA Imperial
Industeles, P.O. Box 201, Winnipeg',
HIGHLY REICONIMENDED—Every sufferer of
Rheumatic. Pains or Neuritis Ishentld
Dixon'e Remedg, 2/unro's Drug Store, 335 El-
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NZEDLEWORle
EEDLEW01114 BULT,ET 1N—Good
edited by Plorence Webb. Mailed direct to
you each month. Each Bulletin contains one
design emnolate With Instructions, needle-
work hinte, catalogue of patterns and ;stamped
designs Wiarly aubscriptIon (12 Issues) 60o.
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NURSERY STOCK
PLANT A Hedge Tide Spring—extremelv
growing Chinese Bins—will
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(261 to plant 25 feet. Special price 26 plants
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Colour Garden Guide, Brookdale--Kingsway
Nnrserlea, Fiewmanville, Ontario.
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Farmers Attention — Consult
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about Staco Harness Supplies.
We sell our goods otil.) through
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We manufacture in our far.
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Sehool, Mason Clty, Iowa, U.S.A.
PLAY PLANO by Ear. A "SOUND" system.
Booklet free. Joe Boucher. Box 12. Ottawa.
(old uonillar sheet Anuoic for sale. Old aongs
lyantgd. 110 to 52 raid, Llst (ree.) •
PRIORI Three 1000100' trial subaorintion, Send
100 (or mallbig, to American Ruralist, 605
23. Oalfiand, Indianapolis 1, Ind,
PATENTS
PETHERSTONAUGH & Cornhang, Patent So.
Haltom illstabiltdata 0880, 14 King West,
Poronto. Booklet str Information OD request
REPAIR WORK
WATCHES,
mode. Ronson and Thorens Lightens repaired,
Inman* guaranteed service. Mall order.] tilled.
Kling', 401 'Yonge. Toronto.
WANTED
PARMISiG
NOW IS THE UNE
If you want earlier, better find more pastilles,
write for tree literature. NO OBL/G4TION,
Greenalls Permanent Pasture Katde Abell.,
154 Eagle Ave„ Brantford, Ont.
TURKEY GROWER
We will boy your turkey wing feather. For
further information write: TrIbnark Archery,
103 29th. St., Lome Branch.
PROPERTY OWNERS' •
ATTENTION WANTED
Fetus, Tourist Cabins, Slimmer Cottages,
Suburban and City. Homes of .all descriptions.
I have clients Interested with capital to pur-
chase ler homes OP invent for business taw -
Poses. Send me your listings slettaribing your
Property now am I can prepare for early spring
sale or exchange. What have you? H. Prag-
er)). Realty, 1553 Dariforib. Toronto,
Healing, Soorlung and Antiseptic. Dr. Chase's
Ointment brines quick relief, Regular size
69e, Economy Sim, 6 times as much 42,23.
A healer for over 50 yens.
Dr. Chase's Ointm nt
- 1,
RUB IT WITH
.1u t. heat and rob in
MINARD'S, and note the
quic relief you get.
Greets less, fact -drying, no
stron or unpleasant odor,
Ger 0 bottle today; keep
it bandy.
1 5- 46
LARGE
ECONOMIcAl.
slit 65c
ea CGARETTE TOBACCO
1 TRUSfED You AND
THEN you ATE ALL BUT
ONE YOU'LL HAVE
BREAD AND WATER
FOR SUPPER
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By Arthur Poknter