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SOME DAY SHE'LL TALK ABOUT THIS VISIT
Queen Elizabeth showed keen interest in a .b..* * -new Briton during her visit to the Danbury Park
War Emergency hospital at Chelmsford, London, The mother, Mrs. Mary French, was impressed
by the royal visit, but not so was young Caroline, the new baby. -
CI314niit1ICLES
of GINGEN FARM
By
Gwendoline P. Clarke
.5
As I write it is the Week before
Christmas - and what weather! The
wind is so cold it seems utterly im-
possible to keep the house warm -
for the first time since we had the
furnace installed. That is because
the wind is in the southwest and
all our storm windows arc on the
north and north-west of the house.
But at any rate it isn't storming so
we have touch to be 0:ankh:I for,
especially with coal in the cellar
and a recently cut woodpile in the
yard. I wish I could he sure that
everyone else was equally fortunate,
I feel the cold so much myself that
it just makes elle wonder how people
eau suffer hark of heat, clothe, food
and bediting and still survive,
* si ;;
Well, 1 have just turned on tete
radio and judging froin the storm
news from Buffalo we, by compar-
ison, certainly have little to com-
plain about on this side of the bor-
der - at least, not at present. And
then, as if to convey the impre$sion
that Old Mau Whiter is not always
in a harsh mood I saw front the
kitchen window the most glorious
sunrise I have seen in weeks - flame
tipped purple clouds against a back-
groied of the palest green. A typ-
ical Turneresque sky -except that
Turner's pictures are mostly of sun-
sets, are they ]tot? When I said
something to son Bob about the
beautiful sunrise he told me I should
.have seen the mooul He said (bat
when he went to the barn it was
dike walking out on to a great beam
of light. So now 1 suppose I should
get up to see the moon - and I
:thought I was doing pretty well a-
bout the sun.
Excuse me a tuinute...I think it
is light enough now for the hens to
feed - so I had better go and feed
"ern,
Br -r -r , , : It's good to be back
in the warm again! I wish I were
as anxious to get down to business
first thing in the morning as our
busy biddies. Barely light enough
for then( to sec and yet they are
tip and doing and had laid exactly
one clozrn eggs just to start the day
right I suppose. In fact one of thein
couldn't wait for the dawn so she
dropped her egg in the night.
And now, having listened to Geo-
ffrey Ford pinch-hitting for Jim
Huffier. it is time to get breakfast
pfor Partner. You gee we have
breakfast in relays here. Bob is gen-
erally up and out to the barn before
Partner guts up. That way we can
be sure of Partner getting a little
extra rest. 'But then Bob is natur-
ally through 'first - hence the two
breakfasts.
Partner, like nearly all sten, is
just about as stubborn as he eau be.
I want him to sell some of his cows.
and he nr t t- on keeping (hem, Olt
yes lie des say this one and that
will be , iiil,ped out "when they are
dry", but lin beginning to think the
means "dry" alter the next time
they have cone in fresh, 1 "threat-
ened" this morning to go ;luso and
help with the milking later on if`Ite
still kept so many tnilch cows
"Well", said Partner, "if it ever be -
exiles accessary to help withthe
milling that will be the time to call.
the truck in and ship then( all outl"
Yc.0, ice, Pariner has the idea that
milking is no job for a woman -
which will strike litany farm people
as a gllter ]lotion.
Taking it ail in all this milk bus•
Ines, is 'unite a job, -'9: often think
that :when a, farmer startsshipping
tnilk lila like a marl taking; to 0011115,
The more he has the more he
wants. A. farmer who separates his
milk and sells the cream does 't
worry particularly when his 1111 k
supply falls off. He has his pigs
and itis poultry to utilise the skint
1ni110 and, generally speaking, he has
something coming in most of the
time from his by-products. Rut a
fanner selling milk .. well, he pro-
bably starts by shipping two cans.
Then maybe he has half a can over
and he thinks if only he had a little
more milk he could ship three cans.
So he econts around and buys an-
other cows. Ily now he has reached
the early stages of ]bilk -drunken-
ness, Later he imbibes still further.
He thinks if twelve cows bring in
so-and-so he might as well get a
milking machine and milk twenty-
four. That is just fine for an up and
coming young dairy farmer - that
is the way it should be. But there
are too many older men also trying
tate sante strait - overtaxing their
strength for the sake of selling milk
and, still more milk, and mare than
likely tete women, who, in all pro-
bability have reached the age when
they should be taking things easy,
must still go to the barn to help 1'
milk the cows that kelp tete mills
cheques rolling in.
But maybe I had better quit be-
fore I say too much.
VOICE OF THE
PRESS
��
ANIMAL LORE
The following advice courts from
t Wall Street expert: "Be bullish in
a bull market; be bearish in a bear
market." And, we would add if
you can't be tither, don't be a goat,
or you're an ass,- - Toronto Sat-
urday Night
MARK OF GOOD MAN
In this wave of crime, what,thc
country needs is more plowing
matches. Who ever heard of a
good plowman who didn't go
straight?
-Ottawa Citizen.
ODDS ON THE WINNER
When a motorist decides to race
a train to a crossing, it doesn't ]nat-
ter which wins. The trouble really
comes when it ends in a tic.
Windsor Star.
AND FLOOR ATTACHED
Speaking of ceilings - a lot of
War Veterans would like to see
those with four walls hanging down
the sides. -- Stratford P,,eacon
Herald.
VICIOUS CIRCLE
A now bill fixes rents for fur.
lashed (mans. A small committee
is trying to find tit- ronn15, --
Population of the earth in 7000
B.C. is estimated at 7,000,000, ap-
proximately that of New York
City today.
421 PE: 51312 StIRI
V1/0 Witt holey staying Ai
The St.. Regis _Hotel
tOttti T14
O Every it 00 a ,villi 11.,11,.
shover 10111 'retl•Pbl,e.
O Single, $2.50 up ---
Double, $.•50 up,
is Coed- tend, Dieing sort Onus.
Ing Night ly,
SI,orWl,trne ni Carlton
- 141 ItA, 4135
Tanning Process
The Hebrews, tltousauds of
years ago, discovered the tanning
Process still used in staking shoe
leather, relates the Peterborough
Examiner, They also discovered
that -other useful tainting process
referred to in Proverbs xiii, 24:
"IIs that sparcth his rod hateth
hl Sten; but Iic that loveth hint
0130cm:tit !!int betimes."
Have You Heard?
"Johnny;" said Itis mother, se
verely, "someone Itas taken a big
piece of ginger cake out of the
pantry."
Johnny blushedguiltily, and
fidgeted around,
"Olt, Johnny," she exclaimed, "I
didn't think it was in youl"
"It ain't all," replied Johnny,
"part of it's In Elsie,"
Fifth -Avenue Shopper: "What
a frightful price you ask for that
hat!"
Salesgirl: "I know, Madam,
but it's a frightful hat." -
"And now," said the history teach-
er brightly, "can anyone tell me.who
Joan of Arc was?"
The class was silent, and then one
small boy ventured tentatively,
"Maybe she was Noah's wife?"
He: "Honestly, now, do you,
women like egotistical men as
well as the other kind?"
She: "What other kind?"
Salesman: "Are you interested in
book ends?"
Xmas shopper: "Yes that's . al-
ways the bit. I read first,"
During the war the British flew
18 railway Icomotives to Burma,
Pardon Me
Severely jostled in the thunder-
ing herd of London's rush hour,
a fragile young woman finally
found herself in a solid block, Her
sense of humour was not impaired,
however. She poked her face close
to tete car of an adjoining male:
"Look, she demanded tartly
"my rib -is it Crushing your el-
bow?"
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ORDER YOUR GOVERNMI150j' AP -
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blood -tested. Write tot` our 1945
price it .t and catalogue, STonkton
Poultry harms, monition. Onto Ho
11' YOU ){'ANT I:AYINC, AND
ready- to lay pullets for int -
mediate delivery we have them.
Barred Ro,4cs New Mampshtres,
)Vhttr L,gborus or erosa brads.
Also (Inc old chielts for Immediate
delivery. Wee catalogue, TOP
Notch Chielterles, Guelph, Ont.
'1'lIE ONLY PURINA EMI3RTO-FED
Barred Rock and Crossbred. Ap-
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Chatham are blond -tested by the
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11 Jahnke St., Chatham, Ont.
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start with Top :Notch chicks. Lay
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the healthy, sturdy and vigorous
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Pullerum tested breeder. Inl.est-
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whether it is pure breeds or cross.
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OUR BABY CIIIC8S AltL THE
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A HATCH BEFORE . -THE REGUL,•
ar hatch tor broiler and light
roaster production. By those who
have the proper facilities for
winter brooding'.. More diversific-
ation in thepoultry business 10
advisable, Use .buildings and
equipment longer and to greater
advantage. .indications are that
poultry prices will continue high
for the first six months in 1.015 at.
least. Producers should be able to
complete contracts with proees-
sors for that period even before-
buying the chicks, During the
tear some remarkable achieve-
ments took place in the year
round production of poultry cheat.
Specialised Bleat production Itae
become remunerative in Its own
right, Greatly improved proces--
Ing facilities have assisted In
this development, New ideas in
poultry barbecues, in the sale :of
cuttip poultry, cooked poultry
and Eviscerated poultry are here.
to stay. A new era In the sale of
poultry hick chicks Iflm,s begun.
If
on.
/ry we have them. If you want
ehicics for later delivery- it will
pay .you to hook them now, Send
for free eutniogue and. 1946 priee-
list.:Alsu laying and ready to lay
pallets (ur tmm,•cl lnle tlollvery.
Tweddie ].hick Hateherles
ite,L-
Ferelr, t)ntsi'l,,
SUPERIOR CHICKS
lion chicks, Winter ehicics, Spring
hicks, all popular breeds, Hy-
brids, ids, day -old and started. Ln•
mediate or Inter delivery, All
breeders blosdlested 21 day liv-
ability guars tee. Ca tolobue,
prices free. Superior ttatehery,
I.I0 wood, Ontario.
11'14 HAVE' I OR IMIt2I U7 II r SHIP -
merit laying end lready to lay put-"
lets in New Stampshhea, 'ilalICd
Rocks oud W11110Legh oroa, also
eross brods. Also day 015 ehieks
fur imieedinte delivery. Twiddle
t !lel, Ila l .!..ries 1,1011ted, 1Pergus,
Ontorlu.
WE'VE I;
\ :\ GOOK 5111,P5,)'
OF
started Chicks, 2-3 week olds, va-
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bog heave broods, Also rIoyoids.
Immediate 00 early In the year
1 -livery, Pullel. bargains 1n Jain-
unry - ask for prlaes, Order
1111W. Bray 'Hatchery, 130 John N.
T-ranlilton, 001.
ISSUE 52-1045
BABY CHICKS
ORDER YOUR 1940 ILED ROCIK
hybrid chicks now. Mixed,. pullets
00 Cockerels. Only pullorum
blood -tested contest winning
snick used. Circular. Angus t'rqu-
han, Greenfield, Out.
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WI5 HAVE PROSPECTIVE
chasers 1'Uit-
chasers for properties 'neat
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iwrite,
,,,ls orToronto and Niagara
. giving- us full par-
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puny of Canada, Windsor - To-
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY FOR
two stnart ttggresive Canadians.
One who knows egg and poultry
grading and one who has know-
ledge of operating a cold storage
locker plant. where slaughtering
and Miring of meats would be
Part of the servtee. Both must
have sales and organizing ability
and be prepared to beettnto a
shareholder in the organization
with at least $80110 capital each.
Apply Northern flavin Products
Limited,. 3 Pine :Street, North,
Timmins, Ontario,
I10W WOULD YOU LIKE TO OWN
a $10,000 I•Iome, built to your own
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If you prefer we will give you
010,000 in Victory Bonds. Oppor-
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draw. All proceeds for under-
privileged children and play-
grounds, Draw date- December
31st, 1016. Don't delay. . Receipts
mailed Promptly. Send $1,00 for
one ticket, 0fur $5.00, right note.
To ICiwants ChM of Sudbury, Box
53. Sudbury, Ont,
33ozdbiy Runners
,Tutt'- George Flett, Orient Bay,
Ontario.
August - Mre, M. Roberts, 1816
Nipigon Ave. Port William, Ont,
September - N. Taylor, 22 Elm'
St, Sudbury, Ont.
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Island,: Nfld.
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HAVE 8011 ANYTHING NEEDS
dyeing or cleaning? Write to 80
for Information. We are glad to
answer your questions. Depart-
ment H. Parker's Dye Werke
Limited, 791 Yonge Street, To -
route.
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FOR SALI)
REGISTERED HEREFORDS
FOR SALE
Year Old ITu11, Domino Bred, well
mau'Ieed. Two younger bulls, also
one colo rising three, toll blood
tested and T, it, Clear, Also other
animals owned by Breeders In
vicinity, For Information write
R. 0, tiintplcin, Rubrole:t Vertu,
Stroud, Ontario.
1 FARM TRACTOR, HOME
mad/•, Uh„ P. (1, Bradley, P.unselt,
Outur1,.
1.311' , I)1. 11)Yi'Olts - 0015-
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2015 15!- Street N, W„ Calgary,
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I i 141 i('ti; P1 IeNtGLAS 1(1T, 0511,9Y
to make Jewellery, lamps, • home
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gifts orresale from this beautiful
• Meath,.Plexiglas, jewellery find-
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:
74.60 pins postage. C. 0. D. Shan -
on Products Co. T', 0. Bos 255.1,
1 5 roles, Montreal, Quo.,
STAMP .COLLECTORS. WRITII FOR -
free price 110 of now and old
issues, mint ^ and used. Mount
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College Ave„ Montreal, Qua,
FOR SALE
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Cleaned and freshly enamelled
metal .bed, -re-finished spring1, and
brand new felt mattress 5411.02.
Re -slivered sprints, all slues 54,96.
Ile-enulltlnnet1 trop -side and
Pull-out touch with new cretorur•
covered mattress with valour,•,
51.1,9Buy with eottfidonce from
Wholesel, Furniture,. 10 Market
St., Toronto, tint.
QUILT SAMPLES
High grade sultir 5. s, m•tice :ev,•r-
lastin • quilts, „e pieces ahaµ:
6 x IR ;0flee,
51 plugpostage, re-
mit with :older. S i L_e, 901 Sp!: -
dins, Toronto. Or.afm. -..
AT ']'1'0.18181 SETTER -MST).
gaily ICim of .‘rdee, sired by 0.
fI, P:1merrft P d)+e. fRse/d.-
Don :;hew PI:t.t.r. Cannington.
Ontario„
Now is the time to 117 a one -met.
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"PRECISION"
POWER CHAIN SAW
to fell or moss -en" Umber pulr•
wood or firer -nod. Tw„- I pis mo--
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Montreal. Pnctslen Putts Ltd.
2023 Ay'n,ier Si.. 1lontreal,
ELECTRIC MOTORS NEW, USE7,
bought sold, rennin: belts- pul-
leys, brushes. Allen 1lectric Com-
pany. Ltd 2320 Duffertn St Tor-
onto
1•'.\11)44 1•'011 'SALE
150 AC mini., 1.0m 25, c0N 10
Prntpn County try, Sacrlfirr,
,Andrew Mitchell, R. 2, Dundalk.
On to rip. _.
PARIt FOR SALE, 20o ACRES.
brielt house. barn. "tables Apply
Mr. Robbins, R. R. No. Mono
',/Tills. (Inv,
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Robertson -method, Information
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M1MEDICAL..
LlAUMEEPA FOOT BALMDe-
stroys offensive odor instantly.
45c, bottle, Ottawa agent, Den -
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•
e RPI>;N.4TON) AIB AT,TII SALT$
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1 LOT'Ll0 ARE T:1LEING ABOUT
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8411;10 HEADS MOUNTED, DEER
Rides tanned into glove leather,
we also buy Doer- .Hides.. Sheep
skins tanned for floor ruga. .Bear
Hides tanned and made into rugs.
Foxes and Furs dressed and made
intoscarfs, 26 Eau Street, Toron-
to, Oliver Spanner
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Ont, -
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THEATRE WANTED -
300 seats or over, any town 1a
Ontario, Private only. Advertis-
er, 238 Torrons Avenue, Toronto
6, Ont,
WANT HOUSE IN TOWN, VIL-
lage or TTIghwtly, prefer with
little land, $.700 to 11500. Severalcash buyers. Give desertption,-
net price. 'lonrge Drummond,,
O1ven Sound. DWG -
WANTED TO 551.11' ACREAGE
farm or lot. Conrer Mitres in
Strome. 11.,em 10. 1 (lould Street,
Toren to, Ont,
HIGHEST PRICES PAiD
For all kinds- -of dressed poultry,
Cot our prices 8051)10 you. soli,
18'rlte, phone or wire- -
JOHN C. COOPER
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nnol:e money 11, .tour' shale time
selling your friends and neigh-
bours cheeks for one of Canada's
oldest established Government
Approved Hatcheries, Send foie
full details. Box No, 01, • 7S
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