HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1945-10-11, Page 3Return of Over 4.70%
Massey -Il ar cis Company Limited—the largest
'reinuf eturer of agricultural implements in the
British Empire—was established in 1847.
The 63A% Cumulative Convertible Preferred
Shares of the Company earned $2.92 per share
in 1944, compared with the dividend of $1.25
per share.
At the current market of about $263/2, the
shares offer a return of over 4.70%.
v1ail inqu saes receive prompt attention.
36 King Street West
Wood, Gandy & Company Toronto
Limited Telephone: ELltin 4321
Voice of the Press
THAT IS, Ib" WE CAN
When we want to buy some of
that stuff to kill weeds in the lawn,
we won't dodge our responsibility
by asking for 2,4-0. No, sir we'll
walk right up to the counter"anal
• demand boldly, ."Give us .some
dichlorophenoxyacetic acid."
—Windsor Star
THE SAME STUFF
A. farmer near Roblin Manitoba,
has dug up a piece of pemmican
which is extremely dry and tough,
and estimated to be 150. years old.
Our butcher has a big cache of this
stuff, but he calls it steak,
—Peterborough Examiner.
—0•-- ,
DOUBLE TROUBLE
The Japs have trouble pronounc-
ing the letter "l"—and considering
the certbin kind of a fix they're In,
the handicap is doubly serious.
-Ottawa Citizen
OR APOLOGIES FOR SAME
If you believe in signs, those
affairs in the millinery shop won
dews are Fall hats,
Stratford Beacon-lTerald,
U. S. TAKES OVER
The American flag that flew over
the Capitol in Washington on the
day of Pearl Harbor last week flew
over Tokyo, says the New York
Times. It was the flag t1hat was
, and
flown over Route July 4, at
over Berlin July 20, 104.5, It had
been selected by President Roose-
velt as the symbol of America's
triumph over her. enemies. With
the dramatic ceremony of its rais-
ing over the burned -out ruins of
this last Axis capital its mission
was fulfilled.
The event was the highlight of
the formal occupation of Tokyo
by Gen. Douglas 'MacArthur,
Supreme Commander for the Allies,
and his men.
Reale bears are nocturnal ani•
macs, and spend the daytime dos -
Mg or sleeping.
EASE
MUSCULAR PAIN
THIS WAY-
Instantine Tablet
brings • s FAST RELIEF!
1945 Famine Facts
From 5 Countries
'No Fresh Meat For Rations;
No Fodder For livestock
. Meat rationing make you 50-
happY? Feel that it's unfair to have
only about two pounds of meat a
week? Take- a look at what five
key TOuropean countries have to
get by on;
FRANCE: a thin slice of meat
a week, equal to one-tenth of a
pound. Meat in restaurants only
on Sundays and .legal holidays.
Meat consumption in Paris down
from 117,000 tons to 5000 tons.
Starvation bringing disease in its
wake, Children especially suffer-
ing; infant mortality rate up 50
per cent.
BBLGIUM: One meat moal dur-
ing the -week. Nine -tenths of Bel-
gium's chickens have disappear-
ed. There is no fodder for cattle
and all slaughtering has been step-
ped untll the herds can somehow
be built up. Belgians have to rely
on what meat they can buy abroad.
HOLLAND: most meals built
around sugar beets, Horsemeat,
when it can be obtained, is $20 a
pound. Mercy convoys from 'Bri-
tain doing their best to provide
Butch children with soup.
GREECE: there is absolutely 110
fresh meat for rations, A11 the pigs
have disappeared and practically
all the dairy cows. One and a hall
million people are living in eaves,
scarcely keeping themselves alive.
One million people have malaria.
YUGOSLAVIA: livestock popula-
tion wiped out..A. shipload of sheep
from abroad had to be unloaded by
the crew; the Yugoslav men were
too weak from starvation to 'work,
People who are strong enough are
bringing .small quantities. of grain
in on their backs from hundreds
of miles away. There simply isn't
any food.
Ie You suffer from muscular aches or.
pains, and have been relying on slow
acting,- sometimesineffective remedies
to bring you a measure of relief, learn
all about the Instantine 1-taelst-way to
fast relief from simple pain.
You see, fast -acting Instantine tablets
are a skillful combination of three proven
medicinal ingredients, scientifically com-
pounded to relieve pain promptly.
Chances are you may be surprised et the
speed with which 1 Instantine tablet can
bring you welcome relief! You can count
on lnstantine's triple -action to work in
these ways to give you fast relief from
pain:
'1. Speedily ease pain.
2. Prolong relief from pain.
3. Reduce "depressed feeling."
Give mild, stimulating "lift."
Instantine never pampers pain, but
works fast to bring needed comfort. Re-
member Instantine, too, whenever you
suffer from headache or the discomfort
of a cold or dole throat. You can get
Instantine at any drugstore.
nstantine
12 Tablets 25¢—about 2¢ a dose
No, Mandy RAI ken ghlple Pah
DAPS HAD WORLD'S LARGEST SUB
The American flag flies above the Japanese battle flag on this captured enemy submarine, world's larg-
est and twice the size of any the U. S. has, Note size of superstructure in relation to U. S. sailors of
the prize crew on deck, and the three big guns it mounts. The giant sub carried three planes.
•
Lights Go Out
Again In London
Britain, which happily wel-
comed sparkling lights when Ger-
many was defeated, now watches
the blackout creep back.
Darkened streets aro part of the
austerity program the British peo-
ple have been told they must ex-
pect -to continue in greater or less
degree for perhaps two years. After
the splurge of bright lights in cele-
bration of -peace, shortages of elec-
trical power and gas have made --
in
in the opinion :of the government
— conservation essential.
And so, in London, the lights are
going out at midnight in various
areas, with streetlights turned on
at dusk and off at midnight. There
will be half -lighting on by -roads,
Churchill Wielded
Too Much Power?
One reason given for the defeat
of Winston Churchill is that the
former Prime Minister hail ac-
quired too much personal power
through his leadership 1n the war,
comments the Windsor Star. It Is
a trait of the English people .that.
they dislike seeing anyone ap-
proach the position of a dictator.
Although Mr. Churchill may neith-
er have wished. to be nor was a
dictator, there is no doubt about
the great power he wielded,
In war the people followed him
leadership, but once the crisis
against Germany had ended, the
people decided it was time to end
such power being In the hands of
any -individual, even Mr. Chur-
chill's.
'There were so many factors in
the recent election in Britain, It is
idle to single out any special one.
But, it Is always interesting to re-
view some of the opinions.
Too Smart To Live
'Phis atone smashing . business.
prompts the thought that the
world is getting too smart, Some
creatures of the past became ex-
tinct because they were too dumb
to live. Now there's the danger
tllaf, mankind may, become extinct
because it is too smart to live.
— Kitchener Record.
-. py
Here's a SENSIBLE way :
to relieve MONTHLY _
FEMALE
MISERY
with only every other street lamp
lighted., -
Other large cities are following
the same procedure, amid com-
plaints from -residents who had
hoped for a speedier return to pre-
.war conditions
"It looks asthoughwe bad bet-
ter make up our minds to it that.
the days of rejoicing faded with
the VJ celebrations; everything;
from cigarets-.to clothes, will 000n
be in shorter supply than ever.eml
darkness will presently become
the only completely unrationed
commodity,' said the Manchester
Guardian on the conservation pro-
gram,
Although it Is the oldest coati-
, neat geologically, Australia was
the last to be occupied by white
men.
Not Bad — Hitler's
Income $6,000,000
Adolf Hitler received an annual
5.11001110. of $2,640;000, secret Ger-
man budget figures disclosed re
cently,'In the third year of the
war his income rose to nearly $6,-
000,000 as a result of his special
benefits from German wartime
taxes.
It Should Be
Is the llneyclopedi. Britannica's
face red! "Tile Japanese;' it says,
"are essentially 't kindly -hearted,
laughter -loving people, taking life
easily and not allowing its petty
ills unnecessarily to disturb their
equanimity." — Ottawa Citizen.
IIA IV GIHGieS
PULLETS 12 WEEIKS VP TO 26
weeps. Pure breeds and hybrids.
Day old chicks hatched to order
for Fall delivery, free. circular.
Top Notch Chl,:keries, Guelph,
Ontario.
Lydia), Pinkham'sVegetableCompound
not only helps relieve monthly pain but
also accompanying nervous; tired, high-
strung
due to functional
feelings—whenu
periodic disturbances. It's' one of the
most effective medicines for this purpose.
?inkhorn's Compound helps nature!
Follow label directions, Try it!
TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT,
order your Oct bar-NOVelnbel•
chleits early. We've tt. very few
started on bend. Bray Hatchery,
180 John N., Hamilton, Ont,,
FREE RANGE PULLETS PUItE
breccia and hybrids 12 weeks up
to laying. Also clay old clacks
hatched to order for fall delivery.
Free catalogue, Tweddle Chick
14atcherles -Limited, -Fergus, Ont.
I;T:STNESS OI'I'01tTVNI'I'IES
$7,000 OPTIMIST HOME
"MAY BE YOURS" ALSO PARTICIPATE TN 390.00
monthly Bond draw.. Other prizes,
Details on receipt. Shares 81.00
each or 6 for $5.00. Sencl for
shares to St. Catharines Optimist
Club, Box 4.15-13„ St. Catharines,
Ontario.
$10,000 HOME
BUILT ANYWHERE IN CANADA
to winner's specifications, or
110,000 in cash will be ,awarded
lucky winner. Also chance on
5100 eligible to draw.
ura isedraw. .r Alt
proceeds- for children's welfare,
Tickets $1 each -12 for 010. Mall
remittance to Sudbury Kiwanis
Club, Box 53,
DYEING A.ND CLEANING
HAVE YOU ANYTHING. NEEDS
dyeing or cleaning/ Write 10 ns
Inc information. Wearo glad to
answer your questions. Depart-
ment H. -Parker's Dye Works
Limited. 791 Yonge Street. To -
ratite,
'Annul tI At:HINIIIIV Fon SALE
NEW .BRIGGS & STRATTON AIR -
cooled gasoline engines. Most up -
to -dale engine made, Low cost,
Dealers
l otoognttan
Sales Co., Ba 850,Owa, Scope
"VIIlING" CREAM SEPARATORS
and repair parts are always
available either cit your 'Peal
deSeparator CotrLimiteect d m 720 tN tie -
Dame \Vest. Montreal 3,. Quc..
4446:0k/dumb COMPOONO' 1
FOR SALE
QteagLib- y5
trees, mCompany', 8
King Street West, Toronto, Ont.
PIANOS, 01.3R SMALL NEW PIANOS
full inodesignaandstone.y C cn air
mailed promptly. Factory Mason
and Rtach Limited, 642 Icing
Street West, Toronto.
PIPE WRENCHES,
hVRENCHB nnd12 0313inc30210 o
Sper inch 86 and 48 inch et 25 per.
inch, CUMMINCO WR8OIOTNG CO.
LTD. 1878 Windsor e1.ve., Windsor,
Ont. -
'41 BtJICK SEDAN
WILL 13I31 SOLD FOR 51.001 TO
holder
Rotary Fair, r, ticket
Octobert 17
Picker-
ing Send
51.00
3 00 forgrOnt.
fie tickets to Box 200,
1942 PONTIAC TORPEDO
SEDAN WILL, BE SOLD TO HOLD-
er of winning ticket, to be drawn
In 3}Iespelcr, Thanksgiving
DAY,
- Ticketslokets 25c, 5 for $1.0
Kinsmen Service Charities. Send
for tickets to Kinsmen Club, Box
428-C.3., Hespeler, Ont,
ANGORAS 01' QUALITY. 101000
producers of excellent
wool.
Un -
elated tilos, two months -ofd,
510. T. W.
Not
able.
Older stock reason
Noble, Box 5, Iifl•klnnd Lake,
Ontario.
ISSUE 36.1946
FOIL SAI,r
PUIDellilhh SPRINGER SPANIEL
Puppies, hale, not eligible for
registration. Ten dollars, Also
male, one year, eligible for reg-
iatrttticn, It. H. Bonn. Route 6,
Naponee, Ont.
II.OTk1., 3.ICICN3'ED, LARGE GAL-
lottaO, 370,000 rash full price,
itic•.l udus building, furniture,
equipment; also other hotels, ice
business, tourist cabins, poultry
farm, bakery, restaurants and
number good farms. Apply James
D. Campbell, 20 Iramley St, Port
Hope, Ont.
RI:GISTIIRI:D COQK10R SPANIE S,
nix weeks, very choice breeding,
less without papers. Wm, Camp-
bell, Cornwall, . Ont.
CFIINCHILLA AND NEW ZEALAND
Whtto Rabbits for sale. Good
stook, reasonable. Write Wylie
Mclenthron, MoArthars Mills, Ont.
SWI01T'OLTNE SUGAR 50133TI-
tute; equivalent to 20 pound?
augur, 51,00 postpaid. Box 61 -AA,
Digby, Nova Scotia,
WATERLOO SEPARATOR 86 7i 48
with Ebersole Feeder and Clover
Recleane . Alco Waterloo Separ-
ntur 33 S 50, roller bearings. Will
sell or trade en Combine. Minto
Noble, R. IL 1, Leamington, Ont.
SURPLUS ARMY STORES
Army 'Petrol Cans, capacity 2 Imp.
gallons; with carrying handle and
heavy brass cap, Just the thing for
carr'or altyaliquid. Pricea70c anti-
freezech..
Used Land Mine Boxes, 814 x
28' long. Price 31.30 each.
Used Ammunition Boxes, 13 x 11 s
18" high, double hinged cover, 18
hga. steel. Two
handles. Price $1,75each carrying
All-purpose Metal containers, 17"
high x 1031 x $'k, with stip-on cover
and canvas carrying strap. Price
.75e each.
6' Folding Mess Tables, price $6.05
each, 0' Pettifog Benches. 59,20 each..
C.O.D.-7.1ran0portation. charges ex-
tra. '
Write ed, Alison
Com-
pany Lmfe208 Sni0et., To-
ronto .213, Ontario.:
UP TO DATE DRUG STORE
equipped with Soda Fountain
Service and Souvenir Shop, Good
business all year round. Reply to
Poitras Pharmacy, 210 Maln St.,
Laehute, Qne„ 45 miles from
Montreal.
ELECTRIC- MO
TenNbU
bought, cold, rebuilt; iits,
pul-
leys,
brushes. Allen Electric Com-
pany Ltd., 2326 Duflerin St., To-
ronto.
ELECTRIC MOTORS
REWOUND ANO REl'A1t1000
port workmanship. Moderate
Prices, Lloyd I,1. Bettger, Monk -
ton, - Ontario.
FAICMS FOR SALE
75 ACRES POR SALE, G001)
buildings, 2 miles to ..Barrie, 8
acres wheat, 12 acres clover, 25
acres ploughed. Plenty water}
well fenced; hydro available.
Possession Oct. 1;.$1700 down.
Apply 'Earl Barron, Barrie,Ont.
NORTH BAY DISTRICT — 160
aeras, free, and clear deed. Good
road to property. Good hunting
and fishing. Total price 6600. If
You
want
0. o uxo gie
good place trelax, v
me e
call. Several more properties In
name, district. - Geo. Wight, 808
Canada Bldg„ Windsor, Ont,.
Japan Bust Pay
For Ghastly Crime -
One of the most tragic photo-
graphs to come out of the war was
found in the pockets of a dad
Jap, says The Ottawa Journal, It
showed a blindfolded white officer
'kneeling in front of ranks of grin-
ning Jane, in (relit of him a Jap
officer with the'sward of decapita-
tionpoised for the fatal blow, Now
it is announced the officer was
Lieut: William Newton, V.C, of
Australia, beheaded by the Jape in
New Guinea in 1043 — one of the
mostghastly crimes of the war,
and one for which certainly Japan
must-paY•
Beavers aro lar more Valuable
for conservation of water. than for
their fur,
IT'S Al@MAZING how the
"Radiant Roast" used in
manufacturing Max -well
Rouse Coffee brings out
the flavor and, goodness of
this fine blend. Every bean,
is roasted evenly, all
through.
We recommend:
TO BES
YELLOWKNIFE
GOLD MINES, LTD.
(No Personal Liability)
Bid 40, Ask 45
Circular on request
Affiance Securities
Telephone Elgin 4104-4105
Four Colborne Street,
Toron"o 1, Ont.'
FA1t90S FOR SALE •
6.008—BUYS CHOICE 100 ACzi'GS.
111 Sunllidnle, good buildings, near
school highway, Stayner, Was -
ago i ear h good water. imm ,d -
tete possession. 111 lteeith e Lynes,
selling. Arthur (Rheum
Ont.
$6,600 13UYS A 260 AClihl FARM,
situated 1;z miles from the town
of Perth mud if, mile from school,
situated on it 1s a large frame
houseand stable room for 40
head of Mock. There is a never
failing Fupply of sprint water,
'Phis le 1 good dairy farm, there
111 enough wood on it to pay for
It. A 1, Crockery. Ptrtlu -Ont.
PEEL Col'NTY FARM, not ACRES,
gond beildin80, h:udweed bush,
sprang "r'el, hydro available;
Caleden Village 2 miles. Apply on
premise only, no letters, W. J..
Trathon, Cnledon, Ont, Phone
13-121.
104 ACRES FARM, RICK-LOJTri
soil. New steel barn in 1937, near-
ly new 8 roomed frame house.
-Hydro, running water in both
house and barn, 8 acres bush,
driving shed and hen coop, good
fences, 25 acres hay and pasture,
the rest ploughed, drilled well
38,000,: at least $4,000' 1n cash,
0 miles from Guelph, 3 miles
-from Rockwood, 5 miles from
Acton, 1 mile to school. krrs T
Halcovitch, R.R. 4,
Ont,
21 ACRES. FRUIT FARM, 16 ,ACRES -
of fruit trees, new modern -1-room
with
dwmut g w space above for 3
additional rooms;
large enclosed
veranda, doable garage, 2 wells,
H
O0d terms modern
suit. An bargain for
the shrewd buyer. S. Vuikov,
H.R. 1, School Rd., Niagara -on -
the Lake, Ont.
100 ACRES .DAIRY FARM LEVEL
sandy clay loom; near No, 2 high-
way, good buildings, 2 steel roof
barna, hog house, hen house.
house, garage, new cement stablee,
silo, drattedwen, hydro pressure
system. good paying asparagus
bed, close .t0 town and villages,
ell- conveniences, Prtee $$7500.
Phone 65 R.. 11, Princeton. J. C.
Grtep• -
103 -ACRE FARM, GOOD SOIL,
stone road, 2 miles from town.
Box 245 IlunnV1110, Ont, -
200 2,021!15 POR SALE, CLAY
loam, spring creek, geed house,
good well, windmill. Charlie Bell,
Nobleton, Ont.
:FARM, 100 ACRES, 41,+0 MILES
from Seaforth, Ont., 142 mile from
highway, fenced and - drained.,
mostly under cultltation: never -
failing stream at baelt; large
bank barn with overflowing well;
8 -roomed concrete house with
hard and soft water inside; also
Webster, Senfp or Onto One nt S.
orth,
250-ACRE FARM, LOT 18, CON. 10,
Enniskillen Township, onemile
off No, 21 TI] lia'ny, Fight -room
40brarn
1ck t by1100 61, 1ini01(111 off baeement with
cement mangers and stet stanch-
ions, 12x40 concrete silo, 'Good
marhtne shed end -granary. Good
clay tonne, well tiled. 25 acres
hardwood hush. Apply Walter
Clark, Wyoming, Ontario..
T1EIP WANTED
help. Stooly Tori.-`CPn FR
offferedA o
large Dairy Farm. Modern build-
ings and equipment. Arenmm0da-
tion furnished on premieee. Apply
EA farm, - Oriole (Lansing) or
phone Agineoni't 1.37W1. Write
BoX 151, Lansing, WYny'ales Farm.
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osDrut
pald 51.00,
STOMACH ' AND THREAD WORMS
often are the cause of ill -health
mnuneln Why all not find find outNo one if this
is your trouble? interesting par-
ttculara—Freer Write MuveneY's
Remedies, Specialists. Toronto 8
f3AUME3i,'KA FONT RATA1 'DE-
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C ()Demin u .lora,
Drug
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Y SU
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should try Dixon's Remedy,,
Munro's Drug Store, 335 Elgin,
Ottawa. Postpaid 31,00.
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1946 hntcltime season Flocks cull-
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3 'E PUL -
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