Zurich Herald, 1946-06-20, Page 3CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
11 tltl. CHICKS
NTA El'l' S±'1'A'J9 TOP NO'r( 41 ('111('11.5
Seed them Arlt and treat them
right and you will always want Top
Butch chicles in the future. They
are strong. fest gt'uwing selected
birds from 1ieNort tuont .ppruved
p1111 runt tested breeders. Every
idle is 'Top X., tell quality iu
nhilihy azul heavy production. All
the most \\all led pure breeds and
cross heeds are available for prompt
shipment. Why lake a chance 01'
+.'N11 rimunt. needlessly when you
+t11 net the hest for no greater cost.
'.rakr advantage of the year round
market and good prices by getting.
all the Top Hutch chicks you can
handle right away..1'rlees greatly
redtteed for ,lune, Prompt delivery,
F'rce calt.tingue also older pullets 11
weeks to laying. Top Notch Ohiek-
cries, Guelph, Oatarlu.
ORDER CHICKS b'itO111 A RELJ-
ahle breeder or barred rocks. Blood
• tested by tube method. Excellent
lay Ing strain, Mixed 12c,, Pullets
22e., Hatching all through June.
$1.00 books order. King's Corner
Poultry Farm, Northwood, Ont. •
S.'E HAVE JUNE CHICKS AVAIL -
able prompt delivery, some breeds.
July -August hatching to order -
book now to avoid disappointment.
Bray Hatchery, 130 John N. Hamil-
ton, Ont,
''''1'JiA.U'S MONEY IN 'iI 14iI 'EHAR
green grass ranges Mister" and a
flock of Tweddle chicks will gather
it up and put it right in your pock-
et. Prompt delivery of your Twed-
dle ehicks now will assure bigger
profits because plentiful grass
range will do a lot to lower feed
rust. All popular pure breeds and
hybrid crosses in non -sexed, pullets
or cockerel; from Government Ap-
proved puliorum tested stock with
a long record of high production
.and top quality. Tweddle June prices
are IOW and will be still lower atter
June 15th. Fuel costs are lower at
this season too, And the mance,
demand for eg'g's and chicken meet,
is practically unlimited. 1t is good
business judgment to order extra
Tweddle chicles now. No waiting,
prompt delivery. Send rot' Tweddle
entulogue and prireilst right away.
Also older pullets eight weeks up
to laying. 'Meddle Chicle Hatch-
erles Limited, 1'•'cl'gus, 1)111, le,
LAKEVIEW CHICKS
tit'i.('1A1,17.1•11) BREEDING PLANT
5.000 ufe14111)I:nS-
Itook yew' order for J u n e.
With the scarcity of meat, there
will be a big demand for Poultry
and Eggs this hall and %Vinter at
attractive prices. It will pay you
to put in an extra brood of
rhieles this year.
4'110011"r DELIVERS' - With a ca-
pacity of 10,000 Lakeview Chicks
weekly, we expect ne can give
prompt delivery book your order
at once for June or July.
!SEND D1•)POS'I'T - For quick ser-
vice send deposit with your In-
quiry or order, and we will book
your order at our prices which
are very reasonable. We will
promptly mail you an acknow-
ledgement of your order, and if
it shouldn't suit you we guaran-
tee to return your deposit at
once, This plan will give you
Netter service.
TII16 IRES'l' WE f•;S'l•at HAD - Nell
hfcDonnel, Uoderich, Ont. Colin
Campbell, New Richmond, Que-
bec - Well satisfied, lost 4 out
of 104, Elope you can supply more.
' As high as 106 ',eggs from 115
Leghorn pullets. Wonderful pro-
duction reports Reuben Kennel,
Shakespeare, Ontario.
SII,I.EDNt Large Type White Leg -
horns, Pure Sussex, Sussex 1
New Hamps,, 11. Rock X New
Hump. Roel: X Leghorn, Sussex
X Leghorn, Leghorn X New
Hump., New flames., and Barred
Rocks.
LARGE WHITE LEGHORNS
Day old started up to 4 weeks
old. Lakeview Leghorns are the
large type. mated with cockerels
from Ped stock - "Real Egg
Itsaehines,'(
'SEND F'OI1 WEEKLY LIST: - 01
Special Prices on day old chicks.
pullets and cockerels. and start-
ed chicks,
.J UN le A1.1) FL9,i.J, HATCHE"nD -
lHuuk your order for June, or Fall
Hatched Chicks NOW. LAKE-
VIleSS' I'O1,LTIIV FARM, Wein
pros, Exeter, Ont.
RELIABLE CHICKS
Started chicks for June delivery.
Barred Ttock, Leghorn and Hy-
brids, Leghorn x •i3arrtd 'Rock,
Hamp. x Barred Rock, Light Sus-
sex all three and four weeks, it
pays dividends to have a good
flock of started chicks, don't put
off write note for prices and
when available for shipping. Also
baby chicks of same breed still
available. Miller's Chick Hatch-
ery, Ford as, Ont. Phone 2G4 -W.
HEAVY BREED PULLETS
1 7c.
Sussex. Sussex x Bump., flock x
lianip., New ]-lamp. and Barred
Ruck pullets 17c. Boole your
order NOW, $1,00 per 100 deposit.
Order from this Ad. Hurondale
. Chicle Hatchery, London, Ontario.
25 FREE CHICKS
Our baby chicks aro the progeny of
Foundation and Registered Birds.
All Breeders blood -tested. Prices
frum 3c. to 25e. All guaranteed ex-
cellent layer's. Don't delay, order
now, Goddard Chick Hatcheries,
Britannia heights, Ontario.
LAKEVIEW CHICKS
Specialized Breeding Plant Of
5,000 Breeders
Book your order for June and
July, With th Scarcity or meat.
there will he a big demand for
Poultry and Eggs this tall and
Winter at attractive prices. 11 -
will pay you to put in an extra
brood of chicles this year
Prompt Delivery - With a capacity
of 60,00e Lakeview chicks week-
ly, we expect we can give prompt
delivery, but to be safe. book
your order at once for ,ante 01
,July
dirade A - 1411ge Type While Leg
horns, Sussex x Leghorn, Rock
Leghorn, Leghorn x New 'lamp;
mixed (1{;rv., pullets 20c.. cox 6c.
11 flocks, Rock x flamps , Neth
01anlps„ Sussex, Sussex x Humps.
mixed $12.75, pullets $17,00. cos
$.14.75, Send deposit of $1.00 per
100. We guarantee 100% live de-
livery. Order from and enclose
this ad.
Large Whftt' Leghorns - Day old
and started up to 4 weeks old.
Lalteview Leghorns are the large
type mated with cockerels from
Pd. stock - "Real I.gg Machines."
'Send for VW'eelcly List - of special
Prices on day old ehlelcs, pullets,
and cockerels and started chicks.
Jane, July and Foil Hatched - Book
Your order for June, Juiy or ball
Matched chicks now,
LAKEVIEW POULTRY
FARM, Wein Bros.,
Exeter, Oiutarl*,
BABY C11lcKS
LARGE TYPE LEGHORNS
10c..
Leghorn pullets 21c. All Breeder,
double bloodtested and backed by
]high pedigreed foundation stock.
hinny 1Jurondale customers report
hest chicles 1 ever had. iI/alter
Murton, Dryden, - We were well
Pleased with the pullets we re-
ceived last year. Pullets laid well.
Heavy Breed Pullets 17c.
Sussex x N. Hamp., Rock x Nev.
Hemp., Barred Rocks, Pure Sussex
and New Hampshire pullets 17c.
Pure Sussex mixed 13c., Sussex ):
N. Harnp., Rock x Hamp., Rocics
and New 1 -Tamps. enlaced 12e. Sus-
sex x Leghorn, Rock x Leghorn
and Leghorn x New Hamp. mixed
lie„ pullets 20c. Assorted pullets
15e„ assorted mixed 9c. Cockerel
and started prices on request,
Order from and enclose this Ad.
$1 00 per 100 deposit.
HURONDALE CHICK
HATCHERY,•
London, Ont.
BUSINESS OPI'ORTUNITIEs
WANT TO SELL YOUR
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We have hundreds of buyers in
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DYEINC4 AND CLEANING
HAVE YOU ANYTHING NEEDS
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information. We are glad to answer
your questions. Department H.
Parker's Dye Works Limited, 791
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED
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F011 SALE
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Complete data on framing walls,
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exterior finish. A mine of inform-
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011iS131. STATIONARY ENGINE,
Marshal 50 11. 1'., excellent condi-
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Corinth, Ont. Phone Straf'tordville
14 R 21.
ELECTRIC MOTORS NEW, USED
bought, sold, rebuilt: belts, pulleys,
brushes. Allen Electric Company
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FILES
Complete sets of 50 reconditioned
tiles now available: from 6'' - 14";
including flat, halt round, square,
round. etc.; rough and smooth, $8.110
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FOR SALE - HOUSE
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23x14. Write Dox 2, Glencoe, Ont.
1011 SALE - ALLIS-CHALMERS
No. 40 All Crop Harvester with at-
tachments. Wilson Oug'htred, Cains-
ville, Ont.
GREAT DANE PUPS FOR SALE;
very well bred; fawn with black
mask; all males; Dam; .Taco -Lyn
of Lyn -Dee; Sire: Tarr of Tyedes-
ley; Phone 2411 Barrie or write
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156 Elizabeth Street, Barrie, Ont.
NEW BACON COMBINATION HAND
Cultivator, Hoe and Plow avail-
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Canada. Celebrating 80 years
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for
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OFFICER'S irnASs MOUNTED HO-
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20 P1'R19711tED. 1''UI.I..-V ACCRED -
Red, young vaccinated, Guernsey
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.Iu1y to December, and a few bred
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TURKEY POULTS -
PROMPT DELIVERY
We can give prompt delivery on
Breed Breasted Bronze Turkey
P o 11 1 1 1' , of hook for )tine
delivery. Poults hatched from
bloodtested, pullorum free breed-
ers, under ideal conditions In
most modern 1,946 model, all
electric and automatically eon -
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hatched in separate, new turkey
air conditioned Hatchery. Send
for Price List and full parties•
lays. No orders accepted less than
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RANCHYFARM - 200 ACRES
45,500, 100 acres cleared. 80 In grain.
Balance timber, Good buiidings,
stock, implements. J, McCauley,
StosSeau, OnL
1"AIt.3IS FOR, SALI•.
I INIAIUIllt OF 41001) 100-ACIt*rl
fauns 101111 hydro, hood buildings
and also bush on these farms; a
number or 50 -acre farms $2,000 and
up, a. number of 101.1 -acre farms
$3,000 and up, a number of 150 and
20011ere farms $4,000 and up; these
farms have all got geed buildings
and also some with bush and hydro.
']hese 1410 rill good value that should
pi,•hcd up at once. J. C. Long,
-1; 1.118 Broker, Brussels, Ont,.
-•- 150 ACltlil FAR91, Ja'X-
reti +ut 1st Alen 011 (uunty, Road,
one half mile front Charleston Lake
tvhlch is noted for fishing and Sum-
mer resorts. One hundred acres till-
able, balance pasture and wood lot
Including 11114 hundred trees, maple
sugar bush and sugar house, two
wells; wire fences; level field for
cultivating with tractor; one hund-
red foot cat't'le baz'n with large feed
storage, iron roofed wig lightning
rods; seventy five foot original
cattle barn and shed; tool shed;
large machine shed; two hen
houses; brooder house; garage and
dwelling for hired help. Principal
residence, frame construction with
hardwood floors throughout. Good
basement, hot air furnace, large
cistern piped for hot and cold run-
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living room with fire -place, dining
room, butler's pantry, large sum-
mer and winter kitchens; second
floor: three bedrooms, bath room.
Hydro installed in dwelling and out
buildings. Grounds include a small
orchard, grove of evergreen trees,
rose hushes, and gravelled drive-
way. Cuthbertson Real -Estate.
Brockville, Ontario.
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send postal note to Canadian
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Toronto, and the complete kit will
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THEIR MAJESTIES AT VICTORY PARADE
Arriving in the state landau at the reviewing stand in The Mall, London, as representatives from the
four corners of the world parade to celebrate victory, King George and Queen Elizabeth were greeted
with cheers. All along the route of the parade, wh'ch was beaded by the King and Queen until they
reached the reviewing stand, thousands roared and tossed their hats into the air. On reaching the stand
their Majesties took their places and the parade passed in review before them.
25,000 More Men
Needed For Harvest
Almost 25,000 additional men
will be required on Ontario farms
to harvest the bumper crop ex-
pected this year, Ontario Agricul-
tural Minister T. L. Kennedy said
recently.
He said 2,500 farmers from
Western Canada will help with the
Ontario harvest during August.
They will be paid a minimum of
$70 a month with board.
The Ontario Department of
Agriculture is trying to hire 1,200
tobacco curers from Southern
United States to assist growers
and more than 1,000 German war
prisoners are working on Ontario
sugar beet farms.
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Quadeville, Ontario.
WA NTH,'
WANTED TO ('1'(t('11ASE PUL LET.
Barred flocks, New Hampshire:•
White Leghorns any age from :
weeks ftp to laving. (,ond prix,
paid Apply to Sox No. 95, ,
Adelaide tee, Toronto.
ISSUE 25-1046
SPOTS OF SPORTS
By FRANK MANN HARRIS
Bit Critic")
soccer Captain did the fine, noble
and sporting thing. But to our no
doubt cockeyed way of thinkini;, he
offered jus. as great an insult to
th• referee as if he'd started in by
calling that official 1 t,lind burglar
an.', worked up from there.
* 8: 8
The point of the platter is this -
once you accept the services of ate
official you're just as Pound to ac-
cept his decisions in yt.ur favor as
tl ose agains' you. And refusing to
accept a penalty -if dote in such a
way that nobody can ntistalce your
intention -is lily a slightly more
subtle manlier of expressing the
same thing that ball -players do by
holding their no -et.
A certain type of lawn -tennis
player used to be greatly given to
such exhibitions of 'sportsmanship'.
If one of t',em thought a decision
had been given -wrongly -in his
fluor, he would deliberately toss
off the following point; always,
you may Le sure, doing so in a
very marked immurr. But the
practise was greatly curbed by at
referee who once, after a player
had served a `double fault' in suck
a manner, got down off his stool,
socked said player in the eys, aad
departed with the remark, "If you
think you can referee this game
and play it at the same time ---go
ahead and do it."
* *
Which should be plenty for Net
now -be seeing you next week,
("A Six
Race tracks from around Kew
York report that the eley in the
inutuels has been dropping off cotl-
siderably, Reasons g:• -en for this
shrinkage are the shelving of the
Daily Double, also the reappear-
ance or the seen of big book-
makers who take -while the law 11
looking elsewhere -a lot of the
play from gamblers who do not
like to put .htir money through
the machines.
x 'i' *
Somehow or other everybody
seems to have overlooked what is
pr)bably the r al cause of the drop
in betting -tire fact that a lot of the
boys are getting a bit short of
cash. What with various forms of
taxation, to ray nothing of the
"bite" put on by the tracks, every
time a dollar goes into one of triose
mutuel machines, only :round
eighty cent or less comes our.
And with most folks betting ne
least four races to an fternoou, it
doesn't take much of a knowledge
of higher -natl emetics to see that
racing's chiefest nee" is bankroll;,
rather than horses, that possess
great staying -power
* * •
So old Jack Johnson has passed
out of the picture -for cur money
the greatest heavyweight who ever
scuffed his feet in a resin 1.
-
Tu.1t how good he was, nobody will
ever know --as he never went into
action without at least two strikes
on Trim. Highly as we rate Joe
Louis, we don't believe 'le could
!lave laid a glove on Jack -and we
have an idea that Jack, had i.e ever
rally cut Loose, cot" hit even
harder than Louis.
* * *
We knew Jack Johnson -or at
least were acquainted with him -
both when 11e was rolling them
high, wide and handsome, aad
when he d:dn' have " feather to
fly with. And while he was by n'i
means a Sunday Schor•I Library
hero at any time, we've got to Pi0e
lift at least this inuch; in the
flush of prosperity he acted e good
deal better than a lo. cf white folks
the have watched in similar cir-
cumstances; when he was broke.
and given the cold shoulder by
hundreds i.t'd befriee ed, he took
it with a cheerfulness and uncom-
plaining fortitude t' we only
wish a lot of us could match,
"Born forty years roc s o o n"
wouldn't be too bad an epitaph to
ca-ve on ; .., tombstone -and with
all his faults we count having met
llini, and having seen him in action
a really worth -while page in the
hook of memory.
* * 4
Sometl.ine which happened in a
recent Ontario soccer game brings
up, once again, the old question
"Jus. what is good sportsmanship?"
-a question the has been argued
over counties:, tittles, and ie no
nearer settlement now than in the
beginning. And w.lich, we /nigh.
add, will doubtless he not a bit
closer to a derision after we stick
in our ttw, cents' worth. Still,
don't think hat's " t11f to stop us.
* *
Anyway, in this ])articular game,
a penalty :hot was awarded against
one of the teems. The Captain of
tie opposin, club cidn't happen in
agree with the r'e"eree's decisioe, so
instructed the player taking the
pekalty-she. to ails. deliberatele
-wide of the rhea. And the news -
meter COnutrent was that "tire Cap-
tain showed fine sportsnhanshi; " .•
words .to that effect.
8: *
Now, Wa.; that actually t oe,i
s1.ortsrltatlsh:p? Or was it 501110 •
thing else- say it bit of swank.
Well, like a lot of 'cher things,
s,'h as feminine bathing costumes,
.t whole lot depende on what angt::
you're looking from. Many of those
night tip in '' Old School Tie.
(Ticketing, or play the gale at all
cos 's' trad',lior are nuc11 given t ,
deploring the crude baseball cu'.
tom of bawling -out the Umpire.
•.
'1'l ey would doubtless say that :iu,
Control Emoti. ns
And Live Long,, '
Some Good Advice On Best
Way To Avoid Accidents
Calor down and live!
]'hat's the advice offered during
the national accident -reduction
campaign by Herbert J. Stack, Ph.
D., director of New York Universi-
ty's Safety Education Centre, to
motorists whose chances of remain-
ing alive and unhurt during the
last half of 1946, he says, will be
the worst in history.
In an article in the July issue of
the American Magazine the pro-
fessor states that "nine out of ten
smash-ups would be prevented_ if
we could wipe out their underlying
psychological causts" which he lists
as anxiety, anger, day -dreaming,
impatience, tn'tidity, bravado and
the closely related habit of taking
risks.
Dr. Stack urges Illotorists t0
"correct your driving habits; im-
prove your driving attitudes; and
mount guard over your emotion."
Safe Driving Formula
He offers this formula for safe
driving:
1. Don't let impatience get the
better of your common sense.
2, Don't I't daydreaming, worry,
or resentment trap you into fool-
ish tricks.
3. Don't let boorish drivers get
your goat.
4. Remember that use of the
highway is a cooperative, not a
competitive, activity.
5. Make courtesy, as well as safe-
ty. your goal and give the pedes-
101011 consideration.
One of the best ways to correct
faulty driving habits. says Dr.
Stack, is to get an .experienced mo-
torist to sit beside you and criti-
cize your every action. In his arti-
cle he cites specific rases to show
how various psychological causes
led to fatal crashes which might
have been avoided had the motorist
controlled his emotions.
Life Rafts
Tho U.S. ('t'as1 Guard recently
1 omplcted a year of intensive re.
'.careii on 'efferent typ 1 of life
rafts. says Forest and Outdoors.
After exhaustive tests it has been
slto�cn that plywood rafts hate the
greatest life-saving value.