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HAM' CHICKS
WIG HAVE CHOICE PULLETS
For immediate delivery 18 weeks to
laying. Prices reasonable. Order at
once; Also day old chicles for Im-
• mediate .delivery, Free entalogne.
Top Notch. Chickeries,•.Guelph, On-
tal'io,
11.1,1 7111' VALUA.RLE TIDIIl.- GOP
started pullets now to give you
eggs, in time ,for July -August ex-
port markets. Some started non -
sexed immediate delivery also, Or-
der Tebruary-March dayolde now.
Bray Hatcherly, 128 John N., Hamil-
ton, (Mt,
130Y 1' WAIT 1'o PLACE YOUR
order for 1947 chicks,. Waiting.. and
shortages are the order of the 'day
-but if you 'are. interested in sav-
ing money -in getting the kind of
chicks that live and grow, then
write nory 10. TOO Notcll Chick Hat -
chary' Top Notch chicks are noted
for their rugged strength,' their
ability to live, .grew and produce,
They are the kind of chicks that
You want 1n your poultry house,
because they mean money to hou,
Don't delay any longer write new
to Top Notch Chiekeries for their
1947 pr(cellst •and catalogue. Top
Notch Chiekei•ies, Guelph, Ontario,
BEST CHICKS IN 25` YEARS
Yee, that is what all Rainbow
Chick buyers are saying when they
buy Rainbow'. Chicks. All breeders
are 100 percent free from pullorum.
Order your chicks now direct from
this arl and not bre 'disappointed.
Tom Barron Leghorns $12,00 per
100. Pullets $2400,. Barred Roolt
Mixed $12,00 per 100. Pullets $21.00. .
White Rook Mixed 016.00 per 100.
Pullets $25.00.: Brown. Leghorn
Mixed $14.00 per 100, Pullets 325.00,
Leghorn -Rock :Mixed $12.00 per 100.
Palliate $25.00.. Red -Rock ' Hybrid
31.2,00 per 100. Pullets 521.00. Spe-
cial prices on cockerels Guarantee
100 .percent live delivery to your
station. 01.00 down, balance C.O.D.
Rainbow Hatchery, Chatham, On-
tario.
X,AYIING AND READY TO LAT
pullets for immediate delivery, We
have some choice pullets left for
immediate delivery. F111 up your
peps now, Free catalogue. Also day
old chicks .for immediate delivery.
Tweddle. Chick Hatcheries Limited,
Fergus, Ontario.
BAILRED, ROOKS & WHITE 1.,120.horns. Baby Chicks; Canada ap-
proves three grades: let. 11,02.
Chloka2nd, R.O.P. Sired Chicks. 3rd
Approved Chicles. We sell the first.
two grades Breeding stoelc pull-
erum tested. Call write or phone
Slattery's Poultry, Farm, Pickering,
Ont. It 22.
YOU HAVE EVIIIRPTHING TO
gain ty ordering your 1947 chicks
now. You assure yourself against
Price rise, yet get full advantage of
any drop in. price before delivery..
Moro than that, you will be sure of
getting the kind of clucks you '.
want on the date You Want them,
All from well-icnown Pullorum
tested Tweddle stook of proved 1iv-
.,ability and productivity, We have
been in business for 23 years. Out
customer4,,;o14er Tweddle chicks
year tftei'.y(ar because they know '\
they will get, livable, husky, heal. 1
thy, Proli8a111e'-birds; Write for our
interesting catalogue now. It Is
free; Also- laying and ready to lay
Cimmediate 'delivery.
IcklHatcheries Lime
Fergus, .Ontario,
X1RII1DIN'G . COCI\1RELS - R.O.P.
Barred Rock cockerels, large, vigo.
rows, individually pedigreed. C.
Rosa round, Bennington, Ont.
Df0li3S1.TO1Y POULTRY F A RDI
Woke. You buy baby chicks for
one reason. To receive dividends on
your iOYegtnlent, you must be cer-
tain where your money is Invest..
ed, We offer you baby chicks from
n Poultry Farm with every breed-
er bellorii pi tested and government
banded. Telco advantage of our
early order discount, VYrlte for, our
947 prlcelist and catalogue.
IONIOTON POULTRY' FARMS,
IONIITON, ONTARIO.
GOOD CHICKS PAY BEST
Send what Mr, Broadhurst of Jolft
1(te, 'Inc., says about our chicks:
AprIl. 30. 1046 -"The 208 chicks re-
etved in splendid condition, not one
ileac; and only one died since. They
re the most vigorous bunch of clacks
ever received and I - have been
andling chicks for over 40 years."
Order now and get the best. Here Lo
our prices. !Barred Rock Mixed,
12.00; Pullets, $21.00; White Leg-
orn, Mixed, 012,001 Pullets, 624,00;
hlle Rock Milted, $16.00 Pullets,
'6 00; Brett n Leghorn Mixed,
)4 00; Pullets, 3286.(10; Hybrids
ock-Red Mixed, $12.00: Pullets,
▪ 1.00; Hybrid Leghorn -Rock Mix-
ed, 012.00; Pullets, $25.00. YOU also
);et free snicks. Goddard Chick Hat-
shery, Britannia Heights, Ont.
100 CHICKS FREE
With every order of 100 pullet
chicks we glee 100 tree chicks (our
: twice). Barred Rock. Pullets
W1.115 White Rock Pullets $25.95.
Vhlte Leghorn Pullets 324.95.
Brown Leghorn Pullets 325.95; Red -
Rock hybrids. 521.05. Leghorn-
Rook Hybrids, 525,95. An chicks
gold are from bloodtested'stoelt
buck by high pedigreed stock. $1.00
books you corder, Balance C.O.D..
,Guaranteed Delivery Kent Hutch.
try, t'halham, Ontario
CHICK BITERS, DON'T HISS IT.
Largo 1947 calendar, twelve pages,
three colors, thirty Illustrations.
$etas how to succeed with Fisher
chicks. 1?ree on request, 1ioher Or-
chards, O'reeman, Ont.
01,111N0 AND CLEANING
HAVE - YOU ANYTHING NEEDS
dyeing or cleaning:' Write to us
for Information, \Ve are glad to
answer YOU!' questions: Department
H. Parker's .Dye Worts Limited,
781 Yonge Street. Toronto, Ontario.
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way, Leeds comity, near Thousand
Island Bridge, :bordering on Lans-
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tory, Buildings 1n good condition
hydro equipped, For further hnfer-
ntatien write Box 120, 78 Adelaide
WV., Toronto.
GOO1) BUSH. VAR11I 1001; 1112NT.
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Tuve'. Pontiac County_ Otherwise
will consider snnmfll. Boa 111,
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Man
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trotI .Produced from a lalre in the
wildenese with nets set under th,
tee. Frozen by the weather Tic
freshest to he had. Prices delivered
,t your raliway station, freight
rhatgea prepaid. Dressed Salmon
Trout, 37;1c per pound; Dressed
Whitefleb 30c per pound; Dressed
Headless Pike, 221/sc, per pound
Roma
Rnd Pickerel, 30e per pound
enders for 100 pound lots only ae.
opted. Cash with order,- W. 1',
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Public Opinion
Is Final Court
Possibly in the whole history of
the U.S. there has never been a
greater issue at stake than now con
-
.,fronts that country, says The Mont-
real Gazette. .If the unions can
maintain their exclusive right to
ignore the public welfare, then the
very form of American d101003acy
has been altered. If, on the other
hand,supreme n
he t sup et a natio at author-
ity of government is sustained by ''
public opinion, the joint social re-
sponsibility of Labor, Management
and Government will be acknowl-
edged within the constitutional
framework. The prize of success
is a high one. The final decision
tests with the fount of all civil
authority, the people of the United
States.
GUIDED ROCKET IN. FLIGHT
n3;
This is the first released photo of "Timat", a guided missile which
has been developed in great secrecy over a period of two years
by the United States National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics.
Not itself a war weapon, the missile is 14 feet long, weighs about
600 pounds, has a flying speed of about 600 miles an hour, and
carries large quantities of instruments in flight. It will serve as a
model for future missiles with explosive warheads and target
seeking equipment.
S tWTS OF
By FRANK MANN HARRIS
("A Six Bit Critic")
It might be well to say that, on
general principle, we are notch
against the Government sticking its
fingers more than is absolutely
necessary into matters of everyday
life. But we do feel that one tiling
that is badly needed in these and
various other parts is a high Com-
missioner of Sport -one equipped
tl};m osre pus '30ntod to ,Hamid Ista
st.fficient courage to use that pow-
er when needful.
* * 3
If we had such an official, and he
was a proper matt for the job, we
hardly believe that this so-called
sports event advertised as the
"White Hope Tourney" would be
taking place.
* 1 *
Boxing is, of course, a grand and
manly sport -or at least so all the
best authorities claim; although We
have an idea that if some .
boxing enthusiasts could take a
peek behind the scenes, perhaps
have a look inside some well -beaten
boxer's dressing -roost right after a
bout, a good deal of the glamour
might disappear. But this idea of
tossing into the ring a bunch of
untrained or half -trained ponies,
some of 00110111 have never taken
part in an actual bout before, and
selling it to the public as a sport-
ing event -that, in our opinion, is
going a bit beyond the 1101 it.
* * s,
Back when Jack Johnson ruled
the heavyweight roost, and there
was a fortune for any white man
who could beat hint -or perhaps it
would be more exact to phrase it
"for the manager of any white elan
etc'.' -we had these "White Hope"
things crcpping up in all parts of
the land. The highways and back
sozoq S1q ao; paanoas 1.1500 s,(aile
tipping the scales at 100 pbuntls or
over -the more over the better; and
these, with their poor noggins filled
with visions of glory and million
dollar purses, were shoved through
the ropes, often not even knowing
how to hold up their hands, or
which 4,ot to put forward, ,
The result, if memory serves
aright, Yves more than one fatality
-with how many more seriously or
permanently injured wewouldn't
even try to guess, But what of it?
So Jong as it showed the promoters
a profit -so long as we of the
public would par to laugh our
heads off at the clumsy antics of
the big oafs -what did that 'natter?
It was all heaps of fun, and proved
to the world what a manly and
fighting race we were:
4, i! * .
So it wilt 1.0 this time. If the fans
turn out in sufficiently paying
quantities w'e'll he having plenty
more of such affairs; nor will we
of the sports -writing fraternity be
at all backward in giving them
plenty of publicity. But if comedy
s
should unfortunately turn into tra-
gedy -if one of these clumsy no-
vices should happen to be killed or
seriously. injured -hello would be re-
sponsible? 'Personally, we think it
would be the Government, just be-
cause of its failure to have some-
body with authority enough -and
sense enough -to put Ibis foot down
and tell sports promoters where to .
head itt once in a while.
* * *
In Hockey, we are happy to learn
on the authority of Frankie Bou-
cher, there 'is little or no possibility
of the gambling element attempting
any tampering with players, as has
been the ease in football. "We have
no reason to be suspicious," says
Frankie, a ie, "as a hockey team is too
much like a family group."
* * *
We would merely point out to
lir. Boucher, in passing, that there
have been family groups in which
certain members proved to be more
susceptible to temptation than
others; and also that gambling on
hockey hasn't, as yet, reached any-
thing like the widespread' propor-
tions it has in football, basketball,
baseball and other sports. But it's
rapidly getting to be big business;
and the sooner the hockey moguls
realize the real danger, and the
need for constant watchfulness, the
better for the future of the game.
sr * #
Maple Leaf Gardens has made a
real start in trying to clean out the
gaurbiing element; and it is to be
(hoped that the management there
won't weary with well -doing too
soon, but keep up the good work.
For that's what "the boys" them-
selves are'figuring will happen. As
one of them, who had been told that
his presence wasn't welcome at The
Gardens, said to us recently, "Aw,
riots; they'll' throw us out on our
ear a couple, times, and then Forget
all about it. Before January is over
we'll he back hl again as strong as
ever." Sure -thing gamblers have one`
thing, at least, in common with rats.
It takes constant vigilance to keep
your premises clear of them.
* r
And in case you missed it, we'd
like to tell you about the latest
gadget they',- been using to im-
prove the game of football -and
college football at that. It's a port-
able oxygen tank, \with elet'u masks
attached, that can be rusihed on the
field whenever Tints Out is called,
so that all eleven players' can simul-
taneously get a suck or two of re-
viving oxygen. Next thing, no
doubt, will be a travelling hypo-
dermic that will give any player
who seems to be lagging an auto -
made shot of hop in the arm. The
desire to win is, undoubtedly, a
wonderful quality; but sometimes
we can't help wondering if some of
these modern coaches haven't got
justa teeny white too much of it for
'their own good.
GOES TU OTTAWA
Hon. John Ilracken, Leader of
the Progressive Conservative Party,
has announced the appointment
.of C, V. Charters of Brampton as
Director of Public Relations for
the Progressive Conservative Party.
Mr, Charters will assume his duties
at Ottawa at once.
Clarence 1,', Charters is probably
one of the best known newspaper
anen in Canada. He is certainly
known to every weekly newspaper
editor in this country because un-
til September of last year he was
managing director of the Canadian
Weekly Newspapers Association,
He. was associated with this or-
ganization for over 1:5 years as a
director and for t1.e last 1116 years
was managing director,
Printer'. and Publisher recently
stated that the better newspapers
and the better printing in Canada's
weekly- newspapers in the past few
years are largely attributed to his
ceaseless efforts to help and im-
prove the weekly press of this
country.
Clarence Charters • was born in
Brampton, Ontario, in January
1882, the son of the late Sant Char-
ters, publisher of the Brampton
Conservator,
Besides his association with the
C.W.N,A. he ]las been honored by
the Newspaper Association Man-
agers of America whose head he
was during the past year,
In 1042 he represented the Cana-
dian Weekly Press in a tour over-
seas.
To his new post lir. Charters
twill bring not 'only a great news-
' paper and organizing background,
but a keen interest In and knowl-
edge of politics,
Britain's Housing
Britain's postwar housing drive
reached a total of 120,531 houses
completed in England and Wales
by the end of November.
The Ministry said that 1i2,208
further houses were planned, but
had not yet been begun.
In England and Wales last
month, 23,610 families were housed
by new building, repair, requisi-
tioning, and conversion, It added.
Carbon Monoxide
A Stealthy Killer
Beware of Carbon. Monoxide!
This gas which has caused
thousands upon thousands of ac-
cidental deaths, does not appear
ilhnature, It results -almost en-
tirely 'front incomplete 'oxidation
or the burning of material con-
taining carbon.
It is present during; eleaieNI
storms, when buildingsburn up
and after explosions and fires in
mines, it is ,also produced in lime,
brick and charcoal kilns. In the
laboratory it is produced by beat-
ing formic acid and oxalic acid
with sulphuric acid. 'It is found
in smoke and in rooms which hare
been painted and sealed.
Carbon monoxide is particu•
iarly-dangerous becauseit has no
smell. It is colorless and should
not be 10111(sed with carbon di-
oxide gas which is expelled from
the lungs in breathing.
Carbon monoxide is .the gas
which kills persons foolish enough
to run their motor car engines i11
an enclosed space such as a gar-
age with the doors closed.
Driving the car with the heater
on and all the windows tightly
closed, also can be dangerous:
There's a drowsiness, and then
-we11, anything can happen.
When You -Think of
SEEDS or FEEDS
Think of
KELLEY FEED & SEED
CO.
778 Dovercourt Rd.,
TORONTO - ONT
BE FIRM ! Always insist on
Maxwell house Coffee. It's
Radiant -Roasted by a spec
cial process that captures
all the extra flavor and
goodness of the superb
Maxwell House blend.
MR`BETfl AflyiI
"My smile is bright
My hair is curly
I take my BETAMIN
Regale '4,4"
ISSUE 2-1947
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Wart a SPRAY ER ti..
AS A
0;
When your Hardie Sprayer k not busy in
orchard or field It stands ready to do a lot of
other lobs. Today Hardie Sprayers ore being
used on thousands of dairies, farms and
ranches for cattle grub spraying,. spraying mo-
lasses. and other nutrient liquids on feed, sheep
tick control, weed kllling,applying white wosh
and all water paints, spraying bins, walls
and stables with DDT. solutions and when
Idle the lank-ls always kept full of water
for instant use in case of tire. Any Hardie
Sprayer will do an effective fire control lob.
The Hardie Mfg. Company, Hudson, Mich.
C. W. LEWIS
Distributor, Grimsby, Ontario
....Write for the big new
2947 Hardie Catalog.
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