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AGENTS WANTED
AGENTS A N le STORM I:EPleltS
to Write for our list of fast selling
bows on combs, garters, nail clip-
pers, plastic lamp shades, rayon
scarfs, trimmings, eta. Lawrence
Lace Fabrics Co., 1061 Queen St. E.,
Toronto.
ISAIRY CHICKS
PULLETS EIGHT WIOIIIMS to lay-
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Teo NotchChtckerics,' Guelph, On-
tario.
SUMMER & FALL CHICKS.
Hatches weekly. Also 2 —. 6 week
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FARM, Wein Bros.,
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PULLETS OlI G H0' WEEKS
to laying for immediatedelivery.
Also _t_O}vo and three week old start-
ed chTek's, Free catalogue. Tweddle
Chink Hatcheries, Limited, Fergus,
Ontario.
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Buy' — we have breeds like Light
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• Order chicks now for later delivery
also. Bray Hatchery,130 John N
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50 Ducklings — $22.75..100 Duck-
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2050 Dundee Street West Toronto,
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REGISTERED BLACK COCKER
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We are overstocked at the present.
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600 X 16 $5.00
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Jane St.; black clay loam, tilt
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FARM, 100 ACRES, GOING-- CON-
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100 ACRES LOCATED •IN LAMB -
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frame house with Hydro and run-
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barn 30 x 50, 1 Barn 28 x 50 stabling
for eight cows and some young cat-
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le Al1SIS 1,1111 '501,4
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Belwood, Ontario.
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Augicultural Societies' Fairs
And Exhibitions, 1946
248 Fairs and Exhibitions Being
Held This Year
Royal Winter Fair, Nov. 12-20
at Toronto
August
Aug.
Almonte , ..,,..... ........ 29-31
Arnprior . 26-28
Brampton 31 & Sept. 2
Elmira .. , .. 30, 31 & Sept. 2
Emo 27 28
Harrow 29-3123
Kenora 22
Minden 27
Navan 31
Petrolia 29
Port Perry . ....,... 31 & Sept. 2
Rainy River . 29-31
Ridgetown 27-29
Sutton West 30 31
September 2 I
Blackstock ,.. ,,,.....4
Brighton ,,.. .... ..00uc_...,3 4
Burketon . 3 4
Chesterville a, 3 4
Clete ...... • ,.4• ,, ..... 3 4
Delta., ,... ,.e 2-4
Demorestville 4
Dryden .. 6 7
•
Dundalk 4 5
Durham , 5 6 •
Fergus .. 6 7
Georgtown 6 7
Hymers 2
Kinmount , 6 7
Milverton 3 4
Orillia , 6 7
Parham . ...nc 2
Perth 5.7
Porgeis Junction ;. Y,. 5 6
South Mountain „s..;,; S 6
Sturgeon Falls • _ 2
Tavistock 6 7
Val Gagne • -• • 5
Vanlileelc Hill 4-6
September 9 - 14
Sept.
Blyth 10'11
Bothwell's Corners ,..:...... 12
Bracebridge 12 13
Bruce Mines ' 10 11
Centreville (Addington Co) 10.11
Charlton • 10 11
Chesley 13 14
Clarence Creek 10 11
Coe Hill ,..« 1011
Coldwater 10 11
Comber , . 13 14
Cooksville , " 13 14
Denbigh 12
Drayton 12 13
Dresden . 10-12
Dunchurch , , 11 12
Grand Valley .... -. 12 13
Hanover 11 12
Lanark , • 13
Lindsay 1 11-14
Lion's Head 11 12
Lombardy 14
Merlin 12 13
Mildmay 10 11
Mount Forest 9 10'
Murillo ........... 1011
New Hamburg 13 14
Newington .,.. 12 13
Odessa - 12 13
Orangeville 1011
Oshawa .......... ..... ... 9-11
Palmerston • • 12 13
Renfrew 10-13
Richmond 12-14
Ripley _ 1213
Severn Bridge 11
Sheguiandah 12 13
Sntithville 12-14
Strathroy 9-11
Sandridge 12 13
Trout Creek 10 11
Warren • 11 12
Welland - 12-14
Wellesley 10 11
Wooler 10 11
September 16 - 21
Beaverton
Binbrook
Bonfield
Sept,
20 21
17 18
18
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Burks Falls 19 20
Caledon 20 21
Clarksburg , 17 18
Clifford 20 21
Cobden 17 18
Desboro - • 19 20
Drayton 17 18
Embro 16
Enisdale 17 18.
Englehart ... 17 18
Exeter 18 19
Forest , 19 20
Galt... 1921
Glencoe . ...,., ,,16 17
Huntsville 18 19
Kincardine ..,_c ;-, 19 20
•Lansdowne 16=18
Leamington , 16-21
Listowel 18 19
Magnetawan . 17 18
Manitowaning • 19 20
Maxville , ., 19 20
McKellar 17-19
Metcalfe ,, ,.. 20 21
Middlevflle , ,... 20'
Midland " 19-21
Mohawk (Ind. Res. Deseronto) 18
Napanee 16-18
Neustadt 20 21
Norwich 17 18
Oro ............ 18
Orono, 20 21
Paisley 16 17
Parkhill 18
Picton 20 21
Powassan 17 18
Providence Bay 17 18
Riceville 17 18
Rosseau 17 18
Seaforth 19 20
Shannonville 20 21
Shedden 18
Shelburne 17 18
Spencerville , 17 18
Springfield 17.18
Stella 19
Stirling 19 20
Stratford 16-18
Sunderland 17 18
Thessalon .,.... ,..... 17 18
Thorold 17 18
Tweed 17 18
Upsala - 21
Wiarton .................. 19 20
September 23 - 28
Sept.
Ancaster 24 25
Arthur 24 25
Ashworth 25 26
Atwood 27 28
Avonmore ,. 24 25
Ayton 27 28
Bar River 25
Beachburg 23-25
Belleville 23-25
Bobcaygeon 27 28
Bolton 24 25
Campbellford 25 26
-Carp 27 28
Collingwood 26-28
Drumbo 24 25
Dungannon.., ..... ............. 27
Florence 24 25
Gooderham 26
Harris ton 26 27
Holstein 25 26
Ilderton 25.
Iron Bridge 25
Kemble 24 25
Kilsyth ,. 25
Kingston 26-28
Kirkton 26 27
Lakefield 26 27
Langton 28
Lucknow 24 25
Moberly 25
Marmara 26 27
Massey 24 25
McDonald's Corners 27
Milton 27 28
Mitchell 24 25
Muncey (Ind. Res.) 25
Norwood 24 25
Oakwood 24 25
Ohsweken (Six Nations Indian
Reserevation) 25-27
Owen -ound .... 28, 30 & Oct. 1
Paris 27 28
Por Elgin 27 28
Port Elope .... 27 28
Ramona 25
T odney 24 25
Schomberg 27 28
South River 24-25
Spruccdale' 24 25
Tara 25 26
Thedforct 24 25
Thorndale 27
JUST
PUBLISHED
BACK -DOOR NEIGHBORS
(Poems)
By Edna 'Jaques
Other books by same author:
MY KITCHEN WINDOW . $1
BESIDE STILL WATERS. $1
AUNT HATTIE'S PLACE,. $l
ROSES IN DECEMBER ... $1
Ovc'r 50,000 of these books
have been sold in Canada
At All, Bookstores or
Thomas .Allen Ltd.
266 King St. W. Toronto.
THE WING WINGS AWAY
Northrop's XB-35 plane, the famous "Flying Wing," is pictured
above in "clean" flight over Hawthorne, Calif., the grant landing
wheels tucked inside. According to the Army's Materiel Command
at Wright Field, Ohio, the strange air monster has had an "unprece-
dented" record of trouble-free performance since its first test flight.
SPOTS OF SPO ' TS
By FRANK MANN HARRIS
("A Six Bit Critic") , .. , ..
About as, funny a thing as has
come up in our goofy world of
sport in quite some time was the
recent action of Mister Ellsworth
Vines, golfer and tcnniser extra-
ordinary. (In case you have for-
gotten about it by the time this
gets into print, Mister Vines is the
man who forfeited $675 of his
prize money rather than travel
around in a golf tournament bear-
ing the stigma ofa numbered tag.)
* i *
In explanation of his weird pro-
cedure—an athlete refusing money
under any circumstances whatso-
ever strilces us as nothing less than
weird—Mister Vines said it was a
matter of "dignity before dough."
In other words, he considered it
quite beneath his dignity to wear a
number so that the huge crowds
following the play — the same
crowd whose admission fees made
such a lucrative tournament pos-
sible—would be able to distinguish
one player from another.
* * *
Now if Mister Vines had been
competing as an amateur in an op-
en tournament—like Bobby Sones
of old—and wished to have that
fact clearly known, it would have
been quite another platter. Irl
English cricket the "gentlemen"
used to be—maybe still are for all
we know—distinguished from the
Tilsonburg 24-26
Underwood 24
Wallacetown • 26 27
Walter's Falls ....... ..,24 25
Williamstown 24 25
Wyoming 26 27
Zurich 23 24
September 30 - October 5
Acton Oct. 4 5
Aylmer Sept. 30, Oct. 1-3
Oct.
Btancsville ...... . 5 & 7
Beaton 2 3
Brigden 2
B urfor,l 1 2
Caledonia 3-5
Chatsworth .,............... 3 4
Dorchester 2
Elmvale Sept. 30, Oct. 1, 2
Oct.
Ifordwicic 4 5
Madoc 1 2
Markham 3=5
Melford , 2 3
Melbourne 4
St. Marys 2 5
Strcetsville
T eesw 1 2
Tivcrlmaterc
3 4
Uxbridge 2
\Varicworth i 4
Aberfoyle 7 8
Alvinston 8 9
Bayfield 8 9
Belmont - 9
Erin 12 & 14
Fevershauc 8 9
Highgate ..•.............. 11 12
Ingersoll 10-12
Markclale 10
.11
Moraviantowa (Ind. Res.) ..8-10
d 8 9
RocRohtu;lynn 12 & 14
Roscncath 10 11
Sino(Norfolk 'County) ,_.7-10
Walsh 12
Woodbridge 12 & 14.
Plowing lowing Match and
Farm Machinery Demonstration,
Huron C.unty Port Albert Air-
field, Highway 21, North of God-
crieh Oct. 15, 16, 12, 18
November.
Royal Winter Fair, Toronto 12 20
Walkerton (Christmas Fair) 27 28
5
professionals, or "players", by hav-
ing a separate entrance to come
onto the field through, and by hav-
ing a "Mr." ahead of their names
on the program. And no real harm
was done by this separation of the
sheep front the goats, although to
our crude colonial mind it always
seemed a trifle stuffy.
* * *
Or if Mister Vines had entirely
refused to accept any of the vulgar
money of a crowd so Righted
that they couldn't tell hint, the
great Ellsworth, without the aid of
a number, we might have pegged
him as a slight screwball, but still
one who stuck up for his principles
no matter what the cost.
* * *
But Mister Vines wasn't — and
didn't! lie was and is a profes,0ion•
al, competing with other profes-
sionals not only in this, but in
plenty of other tourneys. And when
the thing was over, and payoff time
arrived, he by no means turned up
his patrician nose in scorn but step-
ped right over to the wicket and
accepted the other $4325 of his a vin•
Wings like a little martyr. And, as
the lady said, real nice work if you
can get it.
* * *
So all that remains i4 10 laugh
—and to recommend Mister Vines
to try some of those cold com-
presses, used for the reduction of
tumid joints, on - his - aristocratic
dome. And it's rather a Pity, be-
cause Ellsworth Vines was one of
the finest tennis players that ever ,
swung a racket, and now lie's
right up among the best of them
at golf. And any ratan who can
get to the top in those two sputts
—which, as played in fast company
nowadays, probably take more 51:11I,
staying power and plain guts than
arty other games whatever—is cer-
tainly a wonder and should be
above such petty stuff as lie pulled
in Chicago.
* * *
hor, I-Icaven knows, if people
can be found who are willing to
pay real money for the privilege of
tramping several miles around a
golf course, on a hot sticky day. to
watch a lot of other guys swat the
little pill, the least they deserve is
-to know who they are looking at.
And, speaking of the noble game
of golf, we ran across a statement
which rather interested us on the
score -card of the Si. Andrews Golf
Club, of 'Toronto in Local Rule
Number Three it is distinctly slat -
cd that "BRIDAL paths are not
hazards"; and we have been won-
dering, ever since we saw it,
Whether a long list of much -mar- ,
vied gents, from King Solomon
down to Toninty Manwillc, would
entirely agree.
U. S. Family Incomes
Almost half of the families in the
United States have incomes of less
than 82,000 a year,' and two out of
three take in less than $3,000, a
recent sttrvey showed.
The figures represent the com-
bined income. all members of
of)
each fancily.
About one in 10 families had
pooled incomes of 84,000 to 87,500,
and only one in each 53 or 84 had
joint income totalling etcore than
$7,500.
ISSUE 32-1946