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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1945-01-04, Page 3LOOKING DOWN IN THE MOUTH When George Blackman, attendant at San Francisco's Fleishhacker Zoo, lost a bucket, he immediately checked up on two -ton Pebbles, the hippopotamus. Above, Pebbles says "A -a -ah" to prove he didn't swallow the bucket. OTTAWA REPORTS That Canadian Farmers Have Achieved a Remarkable Record of Food Production During Five Years of War. The farmers of Canada, says the Canadian Federation of Agricul- ture, finished the season of 1944, after five years of war, conscious that they had accomplished in those five years the most remarkable job of food production on record. Pro- duction figures presented to the annual Dominion -provincial .pro- duction conference held in Ottawa in December told the story of this achievement. In meats the 1944 production was the greatest on record, more than 2% billion lbs. Compared with 1939, farmers produced 10% more total milk in 1944; 10% more but- ter, 80% more cheese and 70% more evaporated milk. Egg and poultry figures were the highest on record. The Federation, as the national voice of organized agriculture in Canada, had a prominent role in the conference, The president, H. H. Hannam, who with seven mem- bers of the executive, sat at the Dominion -provincial conference table, emphasized the importance of this type of planning In praduc- tion`from year to year to bring far- mers Into partnership in planning the direction of necessary produc- tion adjustments in a constructive way. The working out of a system of floor prices was the next step, Mr. Regnant Said, He added that organized marketing would need to be carried into the international field. * t * Of Canadian co-operative en- terprises telephone services are the most numerous, with it total of 9,- 987, according to the latest data compiled by the "Economic Anna- list", "published by the Dominion Department of Agriculture. " This is for 1942-49. Credit unions are next, numbering 11680; dairy indu- stry co-operatives number 446; food products,' 618; petroleum and auto accessories, 500; feed, fertilizer, etc., 626; ,farmers' mutual insurance co-operatives, 400; coal, wood and building material, 419; clothing and home' furnishings, 229; live- stock, 925; fruits and vegetables, 161; grains and seed, 105; poultry, 194; machinery, 125; fishermen, 67; hospital care,' 60; miscellaneous, merchandising, 535; miscellaneous marketing; 14; honey, 6. Payment of war service gratui- ties to discharged personnel will be commenced soon after the first of the New Year, The re-establish- ment credit, it is intimated, cannot be paid until the discharged person has applied for his war service gra- tuity and received a statement of the amount for which he is eligible, * * A blinded war veteran, Major E. A. Dunlop of Toronto, has been appointed chief of the disability training and placement branch of the Dominion Government's De- partment of Veterans Affairs, the minister, Hai. Ian Mackenzie, has announced. Major Dunlop lost his sight in it training accident in Eng- land when he heroically picked up a live bomb dropped by a soldier in an effort to remove the danger, Have Youi Heard? A young .wife, wishing to an- nounce the birth of her first child to a friend in a distant city, tele- graphed,, "Isaiah 91 0," Wliich passage be- gins: "For unto us a child is born, unto us a soli is given,". Her friend, unfamiliar with the Scriptures, said to iter husband, "Margaret •evidently has a boy who weights nine pounds and six ounces, but whyonearth did they name hint Isaiah," —0— Patron—"May I have some atationery?" Hotel Clerk -"Are you a guest of this hotel?" Patron—"Heck, no, I'm •pay ing 85 a day." Pate: Lend me a shovel to get my friend out of, the bog, Farmer: How far has he sunk down? Pat: - Up to his ankles, Farmer: Can't he get out him-. self? Pat: Ah, but lie fell in head first, Uncle: "So this is the young hopeful, eh? Why, I looked just like him at that age. What's he crying about?" Tittle Niece: "He must have heard `what you said." To Learn Farming The Hard Way When training of soldiers who wish to farm, is begun in Canada, one feature that should not be ne- glected is the care and manage- ment of farm animals, •'says the Hon. Duncan Marshall, If the man to undergo such training has no farm experience the only way to give such a training is on a farm where livestock is a chief feature, and the time should be taken to do this. The Idea that a man un- acquainted with livestock can learn by lectures Is too foolish to be considered. FOUGHT SIDE BY SIDE War brides who arrived in Montreal included an English girl who has become as famous for her personal bravery as for her good looks. She is Mrs. Sonia D'Artois, shown above with her husband, Capt. Guy D'Artois. Both parachuted into France to help organize Maquis resistance to the German armies of occupation. Previously they had been married after meeting at a paratroop training centre in England. Shown with them is Capt. D'Artois' little neice, Clau- dette Courchesne. THEIR FREEDOMS Someone has listed the Four Freedoms which man should as- sure to his animal friends. They are: Freedom from Hunger, Free- dom from Thirst, Freedom from Neglect, and Freedom front Ex- posure. -Halifax Herald. How You Can Get Quick Relief Froin Sore$ Painful Piles -Most people seem to think the on- :painful pile tumors soon heal over ly -way to get relief from their sore, leaving the sensitive rectal mem- :painful piles is by local treatment..] branes clean. and healthy. Local treatment may give temper, --F. We invite you to ley Hem -Bold dry relief 'from - and let it prove the -Itching: butf. you can easilysee Reele You can why ouch teat- t `� st " in the naivaoy of test, went win. not cos. :tr..• e :, your own home. sect the cause of y`m .� f?;; NO COST if you your piles. „, �< are not cony! Ile eel No lasting free .:h° .,. ;'?fl filet this is an dein from pile y b can be had the �` , ., .tater : N 3 1S ` ,,,,,e lisurprlsingly the camee of the ' , effectyle method trouble is correct- `l'k^..ys ; . s.""4b. i 't,.., ,, :•J � '. of treating" your w< . ed. 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DA -238-)F 4 From Winter White To Summer Brown Contrary to popular belief, the weasel and some other fur -bearing animals do not change their coat colors from summer brown to win- ter white and back because of sea- sonal temperature variations. The change in determined. by the length of daylight to which the animals are exposed. With this knowledge, biologists and animal breeders can make an animal produce a summer or winter coat color at any time of the 'year, said Dr. L, ll. Clark of Schenectady (Union College) in a General Electric Science Forum. Underwater. • cooking is accom- plished in submarines through use of peanut oil, WILLIAMS CAMPHORATED MUSTARD CREAM. applied to tie affected parts, quickly relieves sprains sdreness and liifaiess Pain disappears and comfort re tunes, Try It tonight lot relict 611591 15553Rt118 MlI1*Il'39ll 5e t Is, n. let soda tIefVOVS, Restless On"CERTAIN DAYS" Of The Month? If functional periodic disturbances make you'feel nervous, Cranky, high- strung. tired, weak and "dragged out" {=-at .such times -,,text at once try Lydia S. Plnkham's Vegetable pound to relieve mach symptoms. Here's B product that HELPS NATURE. Follow isnot directions.. Pinkham s Compound Is worth trying/ Made in Canada. LYDIA E. PIN6tHANl'S COMPOUND Modern Etiquette By Roberta Lee 1, If a guest makes a blunder at the table, is it necessary that the hostess do the same thing in order to put the guest at ease? 9. If it 'hernial wedding is to take place at noon or during the after- noon, what should a inan wear while attending it ,3, Is it necessary that the full name: be engraved on a visiting` card? 4. Should a girl write notes of thanks for bridal shower gifts that are sent to her, or is this only necessary for wedding gifts? 5. When eating cherries or grapes at the table, what is the correct way to remove the stones from the mouth? 6. Does it show good manners to send" social invitations by tele- graph? Answers 1, No; the hostess should ignore the blunder and pretend that site -doesn't see it. 2. A cutaway coat, with striped trousers, 3. Yes; avoid' using initials. 4. Yes, she must thank the dolor of any gift. If. she didn't it would show lack of ap- preciation, 5. Remove the stone with the points of the fingers and place it on the plate. 6, Yes: Something Missing: Big Ben's Chimes When dawn came one morning last week Londoners "within range" of the Capital's famel clock, Big Ben, missed something. He was not. chiming, His hands ,stopped for the second time during five long years of war. They were stuck at 10:47. They remained there for more than 12 hours whilemen in the clock room tried tr find out what was wrong. The Ministry of Works explained that Big Ben htd stopped owing to a mechanical defect, Big Ben has stopped only a few. times in his 80 years, Snow and ice on the hands, a painter's ladder, a rat's nest, and a piece of Nazi shrapnel in the 1941 blitz, a work-. man'shammer, have been among the reasons, Nazis Acting Like Plague Of Locusts The Germans are "acting like a plague of locusts" as they fall back in Czechoslovakia, stripping the country of all food and movable equipment and leaving its cities piles of ruins, the head of the Czechoslovak Government Bele- gation; for Liberated' Territory charged Dec. 14. BABY CB1CRS 100 CHICKS FREE WITH EVERY OReale OF 100 PUL. let chicks, we give 100 free chicks (our choice). -Leghorn pullets '422.95 per 100, barred Rock pul- lets 919.96 per 140. White Rock. Pullets $24.05 per 100. Brown leg - horn Pullets 124.95 per - 100, All chicks sold backed by high egg pedigreed stock. $1.00 books your order, balance C.O.D. Guaranteed 109% live delivery. Kent Hatch- ery, Chatham, .Ontario. A $60.00 CASH PRIZE WILL BE given to some lucky one who can guess the correct or nearest eorreet number of ordinary white beans contained in an- Imperial. Quart Jar. There are 33' prizes In all. Sendfor full details of con- test at once. The contest ends Sanuary 15th. Place your order for 1995 chicks now. You will lave money by ordering early ad you will not only save money but w111 make extra money by taking early delivery. Send• for early, booking• pricellst today.. Also lay- ing and ready to lay pullets for immediate deelivery. T w e d d 1 e Chick- Hatcheries Limited, Fergus, Ontario. 81.00 BOOKS YOUli ORDER ORDER. YOUR 1995. CHICKS NOW. and not be disappointed. All chicks -are from guaranteed test- ed stock, and from 25 oz. eggs Or better. Barred Rocks mixed $12.00 per 100. White Leghorn mixed 911.00 per 100. Barred Rock Pullets 410.00 per 100, white Leghorn Pullets $22.00 per 0 Aper' 100, whiteta Rock mixed Pullets 124.00 - per 100,,, Brown leghorne mixed $13.00 per 100, Brown tog - horn pullets $24.00 per 100. We guarantee 100% live delivery, balance paid C.O.D.` Maple City Hatchery, Chatham, Ontario. "BOUGHT 600 CHICKS FROM YOU last month500 still alive". Good news butthat is the news that customers write into Top Notch Chlckertoe year after year. Yes, the biggest and most impor- tant.word in the poultry basilicas is livability. Top. Notch chicks are all front Government Approved bloodtested breeders. Good news too, a special discount :will be given .for early booking orders and all additional discount for early deliveries. Free catalogue andepnIceltst. Also laying and ready to lay pullets for immed- iate delivery. Top Notch Chlck- eries, Guelph, Ont. ORDER YOUR CHICKS NOW. AND YOU .ARE GUARANTEED your chicks for next spring when yu.. want them. Barred Rock `. mlxud $12.00 per 100,, white leg - horns mixed $11.00 per 100, Bar- red Rock Pallets $10.00 per 100, white leghorn pullets $22.00 per 100. Heavy Breed Okla. $6.00 per 100. Leghorn Ckls. $2.00 per 100. All, chicks hatched from 26 , oz. eggs or better and from special mated flocks. Guaranteed 100* live .delivery. 11.00 boolts your order, balance C.O.D. Rainbow Hatchery, Chatham, Ontario. LAYING AND READY' TO LAY pullets, Barred Rocks, New Hamp- shirea White Leghorns for im- mediate delivery. Also booking orders for day old chicks now. Free. catalogue. Tweddle Chink Hatcheries Limited, Fergus, Ont. 25 telt1010 CHICKS OUR FOUNDATION STOCK 1S registered and pedigreed birds. Nothing better In Canada. Order now. Prices .for mixed baby, chicks, males and females Bar- red Rocks, $12.00 per hundred; White Leghorns, $11,00; White Rocks, 516.00; Brown Leghorns, , $13,00. Pullet - pri,:ee: Barred Rocks, $19,00; While Leghorns, $22.00; White Reeks, 924.00; Brown Leghorns, 511,00.. 20 free chicks, our choice, will be given for each 2011 nixed chicks order- ed and 25 free chicksfor each 100 -day old pullets ordered. Goddard Chick Hatchery, Brt- tannicHeights, Ontario. WE CANNOT- EMPHASIZE TOO stro.Sly'elle necessity ofordering your 1945 chicks now, giving us the breed, quantity and date of delivery. ft's the best catty to get, evhnt you want. And if you have. equipment, an early start gets You Into the good paying y markets r poultry rued e1;6 s. 73ray Hatchery, y, 730 John St. N., Halal] - ton, Out, iis Pelee HAV L i t.IU :5.0 1111 INIS Nb.L:04 dyeing or cleaning? Write to sue 'for information. We. are glad to answer your questions. Depart- ment H, Parker's Dye - Works Limited. '791 Yonge Street, To- ronto. HAIRDRESSING LEARN HAIRDRESSING THE Robertson method. information on request . regarding classes. Robertson's Hairdressing Acad., emy, 117 Avenue Road, Toronto, FOR SALE , There's `Moon -Glow' Over South Coast For the first time since the start of the war, blackout restrictions were relaxed last week' at Dover, Folkestone, Hythe, New Romney, Lydd and other coastal towns and adjoining rural areas. The modification was similar to the half-light, or "moonglow," now general in London: 1 CHECKED in a Jiffy -00 Money Back; For quick relief from itching caused by eczemas athlete's foot, scabies, pimples 'andatleritchin . pure, cooling, medicated. an stainless. Soothes, comforts and quickly crania intense itching, Don't suffer. Ask your draggle( today for 0, D. 1). PRESCRIPTION. DISCOVERS HOME SKIN REMEDY This clean stainless antiseptic known all over Canada as Moone'e Emerald Oil, is such a fine healing agent that 'Eczema, Barber's Itch, Salt Rheum, Itching Toes and Feet,.. and other tntlammatory Skin erup- tions are often relieved in a- few days. 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Armstrong Bros., R.R. 1, Paris, Ont. • POULTRY GRITS BUY CANADI•AN GRIT8 AND SAVE 26% and produce better eggs. We have available for immediate shipment in carload lots or lees, white soluabie ((90% Calcium, Carbonate and white inaoluable. (over 99% Silica). Agents. want- ed. Write for prices and samp- les. STINSON REER SUPPLY CO., LTD. 5585 Delortmler Ave., Montreal. Rue. 44 ACRES BLACK SAND, GOOD land. Good building, 19,600. Half cash. Mike Krtcfalusla, R.R, 6, Tilbury North,' HANDY GIFT, PLASTIC *de cue, case,assorted colors in fanny box, postage included 41.26, quantity limited. J. E. Beause- lour, 4657 Papineau Ave., Mon- treal. COMPLETE] SAWMILL, 10 TO 15 - thousand capacity, ready to go. Steam tractor, power -edger, cut- off, etc. Will consider part cash, part lumber. Contaol H. V. Zim- merman, Manager, at Pinewood, Ontario, or write Pennington. Lumber Co. 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