Zurich Herald, 1947-06-05, Page 7MSSIFIED ADVERTISING Sports And One
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'West, Toronto 3, Ontarlo,
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tacular time saver Belle on sight. Exclu-
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onto. ,
IllialN.ES3 OPPORTUNITIES
MR. WOOL GROWER
We operate a Government Licensed Wool
Warehouse and are prepared to handle your
woll either direct or through our collectors,
You can apply all or part of your wool credit
against blanket purehoses. We do not handle
usedwoollens nor rustonts s'otk,
THE STRATHROY
' WOOLLEN MILLS LIMITED
Strathroy, Ontario
•
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RAM' ('HICKS
BABY CHICKS AND
STARTED CHICKS
Our prices. for Baby Chicks and started Chicks
will , surprise you, Ail Chicks from blond
tested stock. Carleton Hatchery, Br•liaonla
Heights, Ont.
EIGHT REASONS why June hatched clacks
pay. ... They can be raised with big eav-
'ings in fuel cost. 2,, They require less work
and Ines feed, 3. They are cheaper to buy
4. You can start more chicks per crolone
house. G. Very little chance of winter ntnUlt.
6. They should lay for 10 months, 7; Cock-
erels will be ready for Xmas. B. Good de-
mand for eggs ',tadmeat assured. If you
haven't ordered, just do so now. 'Sag ceilings
are off and welook for higher egg and
poultry prices. in our opinion it looks like
a goot] year to have ''our houses filled with
laying pullets. We have 12 pure breeds and
12 hybrid crosses to choose from. Cao give
prompt delivery on day old and two and three
week old chicks. Also older pullets eight
weeks to laying. Send for reduced Jute
• pricelist. Also free catalogue. Tweddle
Chick Hatcheries, Fergus, Ontario.
HEAVY BREED Capons for sale,4 weeks
old, 30e each, 26% 'must Accompany order.
George Wood, 'Victoria Poultry Plant, Lind-
say, Ont.
9c HURONDALE CHICKS Iic
Sussex X' New Ramps,. Rock X Ramos..
Barred Rocks,_ New Ramps., Rock X Leg -
.horns; Sussex X Leghorns, New Ramp X
Leghorns and Pure Leghorns 11e. Pure Sue -
sex 12c. Assorted Mixed Chicks Dc.
HURONDALE PULLETS 19c
All heavy breed pullets 19c, after June 1st
1Tc..Ilfedlum Breeds and Leghorns 21e. As.
sorted Pullets 17e. Heave, Breed Cockerels—
' 3000 BREEDERS
All double bloodtested, banded and culled by
Inspectors, backed by high pedigreed founda-
tion stock. Many customers report wonder-
ful. success. "Best Chicks I Ever Had."
STARTED CHICKS AND
PULLETS
Rs WEEKS TO (I WEEKS ' OLD.
2 weeks add 4c, 8 weeks add 10c, 4 weeks
add iSc, 6' weeks add 10e. 6 weeks old pul-
lets 60c, '100% ;live: delivea;y..guaranteed.
$1.00 per 100 deposit on day olds. 10%.
on started. orders. Order from andENCLOSE
this ad. - ..
HEAVY AND MEDIUM
COCKERELS
Meat type New Ramps 6c, all other heavy
breeds 6$F•c. Assorted heavy Cos 6',h'c. Rock
X Leghorn Sussex X Leghorns 2 lac. Day old
Cox only.
Hurondale Chick Hatchery,
LONDON, ONT,
Er YOU. want July --August broiler chicks,
' please order now. For immediate delivery
we have some started chicks; 2-3 weeks old.
Also dayolds, - pullets, non -sexed anti cocker-
- els, . Write for pricelist. Bray Elntehery
130 John N., Hamilton, Ont.
CHICIC bargains for this week and. next,
Barred Rooks, New Hamnsbires, New Hone -
!hire x Barred Rock, White hock, Light
Sussex, Light Sussex x New Han;pshiree non -
sexed $9.00, pullets 10.06. cockerels $7.110,
Assorted Heavy Breeds non -sexed $8.96, out-
lets $15.95, cockerels $7.95, -Assorted White
Leghorn x Barred Rocks $2.35, White Leg -
horns 98c, Two week old odd $6.00. three
week old add $11.09 per hundred, Shipped
C.O.D. This advertisement must ncro'nr.any
Your order to receive these spe,'il prices,
Also eight week old pullets to laying, Ton
Notch Chiciceries, .Guelph, Ontario.
LAKEVIEW CHICKS 12c
Same high duality et these low prices, Here's
your opportunity to get this high quality sthck
at those reasonable prices. Pore Sussex, Sus-
sex X New Ramp., Barred Racks, (lock x
New Ramps., New Ramps„ Sussex it Leg -
horns. Rock X Leghorns. New Ramps. X
Leghorns, Large Type White Leghorns mixed
$12 00 per 100, Assorted Mixed $10,00 per
100.
LAKEVIEW PULLETS 20c
All day old pullets 20c, Started Pullets and
mixed chicks. Two weeks old add 5e, 3
weeks old add 100, 4 weeks old add 18c, 6
week old Planets 48e earl:, 6 week old pullets
60e each,
BREEDER HATCHERY
OF 5000
breeders. All double blond tested, banded end
culled for body type and ruggedness, tante/led
under idem conditions, "Beet Chicks the ever
had; Pullets are laying swell, eneicet•els good
Bize," from Lincoln Luedke, Eden Grove,
Ont "Never had such good luck with pul-
lets," reports- Ernest G. Barnhardt, Hawke.
Stein. 'Oat Order from this ad, or send for
Price List rind Catalogue and full particulars.
To receive these prices enclose this ad, with
your order,
Lakeview Poultry Farm
]Vein Bros., Exeter, Ontario.
SPECIAL for .Tune Heavy Cox, $5.00 per 100,
Barred Rock, N,I4, Red., Sussex, Red
Sussex, hybrid roc -Ivrea hybrid pullets, 620.00
per. 100. Leghorn pultefs. $24.00, immediate
shipment, order from this ad or write for
circular, Dig Rock Farm, Mille Mellott, Ont.
2', 4, & 6 Week Old Pullets
Also, mixed chicks and cockerels, All raised
In brand new air-conditioned brooder plant
tinder ideal renditions. Send for Weekly
Special List of started chicks. Lakeview
Poultry Perm, Exeter, Ontario,
Wt/ CAN give prompt delivery on two anti
three week old pullots and non -sexed chicks
and two week old roekerels in the following
breeds Barred Rooks, New Iiannnshires, Nety
Hampshire. X Barred Rock, Light Sussex.
White R(rek X White Leghorn, Light Sussex
Ii New'Rempshlt•cs, Black��nMinorca X white
\
Leghorn, Light.. Susseic Hatred Rock. You
twill oateh up with these Well started chicks,
Send for epode! 'pricelist. Also older pullets
eight Weeks to laying. Tweddio Chick Hat-
cherioe Limited, Ferrate, Ontario,
READY MADE CAPONS
It nays to t•a(se CAPOng. The price of Canons
fs approximately 6e lb, higher than the price
of <woken:dm, We canonize the 'cockerels lot
3' weeks and send the ready made C'aPons
out at 4 Weeks, no Weer. Ito ,troublo, Seed
for Pelee List and Cull particulars. t'ronpt
dellyery ii feta net (ltiekly.
Lakeview Poultry Farri '
Nein Bros., Bvetat', Ontario.
#:ATIUBOQAI OUTFITS
CARLOAD
Of Ithported Ilathr'oam O ctfitgt
FIRST QUALITY
' BATHROOM 'OUTFIT&
COMPLETE
C'enslitlog of;
11.`t3): 5' recess, Oast iron po;'celain with
chrome fittings. Shower and Shower Rod.
TOILET; Two-piece vitreous china with tient
one cover,
BASIN Vitreous or cast iron, thromo centre,
water supply nod Ettinger eomplete,
AVATLAIJLi/ In lets of one to ten sulfite
(3 -piece units) or Tubs and Maine (with
fittings) separately.
BINDLE unit -inquiries will be handled through
a reliable dealer In Your district,
Write to;
H, J. PARR & COMPANY
Importers — Wholesale 1)Isaributors
1',O, Box 604, London, Ont,
DYEING AND CLEANING
RAVE IOU anything needs dyeing or clean-
ing? Write to us for. Information. We are
$lad to answer your questions, . Department
ti. Parker's Dye Works Limited, 791 rouge
Street, Toronto, Ontario.
FARMS IPOR SALE
100 ACRES, poultry, grain and fruit farm
1n high state of cultivation, In South Grime,
by: new house, modern buildings, half mile
from main highway, stone road to door, will
sell separate or equipped. Owner has another
business, $10,000 cash or terms. Write or
apply to Harry Smithers Jr., Grassie, Ont,
CHICKEN farm, Immediate possession, 6
acres of rich loam, 7 -room house, sun -room,
garage, hank barn, double-decker chicken
house, hydro throughout; swimming pond;
half idle from highway, stores and school,
$2500.00 down, balance easy. Apply J. Har-
rison, 1R,R. No, 1, Goodwood, Ontario.
. FOR SALE
BILLFOLDS, genuine black leather, four
windows, change purse, stamp pockets, elo-
per closing $4;00 delivered. Money refunded
guarantee. Williams Mail Order House, Box
136, Toronto.
ARC WELDING MACHINES
ElectN< or Gasoline driven — Alliance Mee,
trio Works, 1001 Beaver Hall Hill. Montreal,
or write nearest office, HaIifax, Rouyn
Winnipeg, Toronto.
ATTENTION Fart 6lCita
FOR SALE --Tractor Tires, made of rubber
suitable for bolting on steel wheels. $15 00
each, rear wheels: S7 80 each, front wheels
When ordering state diameter and width nt
wheels National Rubber Cn (.Id . 6 Wilt-
shire Ave., Toronto. Ont. '
BALED SHAVINGS
FOR SALE baled soft woe() shovings, car-
load lots only. Write Plus Products., P O
Box 75 Montreal 3
BUY DIRECT AND SAVE
Agrlcultufal Insecticides, sprays, powders,
disinfectants, deodorants, scientifically for-
mulated for best results. For Informa.tl.'n
and prices write Canadian Distributors Ltd.,
254 Niagara St:. Toronto,
CHESAPEAKE Bay retriever puppies. , cham-
pion bloodlines , act quickly if you want
one; this litter will not last long, W. F.
Brennan, Box 314-E, Noranda, Quebec.
AIR COOLED GAS ENGINES
Alliance Electric. 1081 Heaver Hall Hfll.
Montreal. or write nearest office — Halifox,
Rouyn. Toronto. Winnipeg.
COLD storage and meat market. With all
modern equipment, including a slaughter
house and wholesale licence and W,P.T.13,
stamp. Building and contents practically new..
Stewart Brown, Tuppervllle, Ont.
ELECTRIC MOTORS
A.C. OR D.C.
G-32-110-85) volt. Large stock—Alliance Elec-
tric, 1081 Beaver Hell 14111. Montreal or h, ar-
est office —"Halifax, Reueee. Toronto,; wire
nave',. Vancouver. ,
FAST SELLING •O11 Burner, tlectrlc. Blower
Type, ens burn wood, coal or oil nanytime,
nu changing necessary, ell territories open.
Also plumbing fixtures available. Informs -
tion for stamp. Deononly'Disit•ibtaiors, King-
ston, Ont.
For Machinery Contact
" Miigrom Electr:c Limited
Electric Power Drills, 'et' $c'', ql ", and
Is" capacity, Atlas .8" circular sAtvs. Delta
Abrasive Cut -Off Saw complete' wills motor,
and rubber abrnssvc disc, 8" and IO" Ball
Bearing Cut -Off Sews. Drill Presses. Rend
Saws. Denver Jig Saw with 24" throat 4 "
and 6" Jointers, Portable 100 Amp. 110 Volt
Met -trio Welder- Factory Dietrlbutnrs for
Logan Metal Cutting Lathes and Shapers.
Complete stock of 21 and GO cycle motors.
.inat received a shipment of new 1 /4 end 1 /3
Motors. Write NOSY fur d^let's.
MILGROM ELECTRIC LIMITED
79 King Street West
• Hamilton, Ontario.
FOR SALE—I.-seri Beating Plant for mile in
. first class condition—Taylor-Forbes Victor
Boller No. CODA.also stoker and poen—only
been in use a few years, .• suitable for fairly
largo building,
1-200 gallon hot water tank and a number
of showers with all connections with indi-
vidual cabinets. For particulars write Robert
Chapman, lilitcheli. Box 262.
GASOLINE POWER UNITS
es EI O R S E POWER
Chrysler Indust vial tuWel` uniis ummlinte with
radiator cooling. electric starting and battery.
peaty duty clutch and power lake oft, Avail
able from stent. Write Aline Polar Co
Ltd.. 517 Jarvis St.. Toronto, or 1657 Mackay
Street Nino tree I
HEAVY 6f t't'AR). term wagons, send for
circuiar. Percy J. 13or•brlrlge, (Thom 306
Telnea Bldg.. Ottawa. Ont.
NEW 900/13 GOODYEAR
TIRES AND TUBES—$30.00
For 3 stet Army melts, Ioily Ulmritateed
Large stork other new Army truck tires.
Full, line of retreaded tires, Firestone (rend
dolga. Dealers wanted. (qty Tire and
Battery Co„ 768 Queen west. Toronto -
(IILS, Creases, rites, insecticides. Electric
Fence Controllers, Rouse and Barn Point
Roof Coatings, etc, Dealers wanted Writ'
Ware() Grease & Oil Limited. Toronto
PLANT NOIl: Premier Strawberry Plants:
Long healthy toots $2,50 hundred: $14.00
thousand. prepaid, Seely A 93111s. Stamford
Centre. Ont.
POTATO GROWERS
be sure to get the New Holland potato her
rester. Digs and bags your reef; on one
mnehhne. lvnn Merlin: St. Jacobs, Ont
200 vontraTITR1S select baoon typo i0 pigs,
6 weeks 050.00, 0 weeks 305,00, 7 weeks
$101,00 or 10 chunks $130.00. Ship any-
uhere in Canada. Harold Lapier, Iroquois,
Onterio.
POULTRY • switches: Immedinte delivery,
General Time Recorders, 93 Church St,.
Toronto, '
TAXIDERMY—Cattle hems made into` at-
tractive hat or gun racks; birds and an). -
mole mounted. Write for prices. Reindeer.
7Ylxitlarnry Shop, Dalkeith, Onla
STORE EQUIPMENT
Tracled-iii, cntntltlthtg stales. men sit cent.
electric meat Cilnppers, etc, Berkel Products
Co. IAmlteti. 2190 moor W , "ro•onto,
TIRES
We are overstocked at the present n7 good
need trade-in tires (guaranteed to be In ex.
cellent shapel,
600 X 16 — $0.00
MI orders chinned 0.0,0 Snechtl eapipnsent
for vnlcnnlr,1ng Truett and `'Farm Tractor
Tires. 6•11ACON TIRE teener Quern end
trek Sts., Hamtllot, Ont.
ONTARIO'S MOST $IOU1iitNN
t'Rt11PPltl') TIER S'FTOP
healers Wattled
11" 50(1o1) Moneta, Jointers, 'Wood Shapero,
14" Rand Saws, Drilla, Portable Sunders.
if you need one write: CiffIn ttlachinory,
P.0, .Sox 273, 'T'oronto, Oat,.
FOR SALE
6 VOLT WINDCIIARGERS
complete with tower -- $48.00, Alliance
Electric, 1081 Beaver Hall 11111, Montreal, or
Write neareet orrice --• Halifax, Rouyn, Tor-
onto, Winnipeg,
LIGHTING PLANTS
"CYCLORI,i"' LIGHTING PLANTS -300 to
2000 watts, A.,C, or D.C. Alltanee Electric
Works Limited, 1081 Beaver Hall Hill, Mont,
real or nearest office—ITanfax, Rouyn, Tor-
onto, 'Winnipeg.
].''ARA! MACHINERY
TRACTOR PLOWS, Cultivators, Grain 131nd-
era (horse and tractor drawn), Ale -cooled
Engines, American Separators and Milking
Machines. American Separator Sales, God-
erich, Ontario,
HAIRDRESSING
LEARN Hairdressing the Robertson method.
Information on request regarding classes.
Robertson's Hairdressing Academy, 137 Ave-
nue Road, Toronto.
HELP WANTED
MARRIED COUPLE wanted, cook and house•
man for country residence on bus line near
Brampton. Private quarters, high wages, no
laundry. Telephone 99, Brampton, or write
Mrs. W. L, Gibson.
MEDICAL
TRY IT! Every sufferer of Rheumatic Pains
or Neuritis should try Dixon's Remedy.
ldunro's Drug Store, 33$ Elgin, . Ottawa,
Postpaid $1,00,
WHY SUFFER ARTHRITIC
and rheumatic torment when Breenatone of-
fers prompt lasting relict,' One month's'
treatment' $1.00 postpaid, Indian Rem'edles,
Box 118, Vancouver,
GOOD RESULTS — Every sufferer from
Rheumatic Pains or Neuritis should try
Dixon's Remedy, lifunro's. Drug Store, 385
Elgin, Ottawa, Postpaid' $1.00.
TO EASE that horrible pain caused by arch•
rifts use 'Rues. Liniment', Large bottle
51,15. P.O Box 414, Saint John, N.B.
OFFER TO INVENTORS
AN OFFER to every Inventor—List of Invert.
Clone and full ineormetlon sent free. The
Ramsay t,o„ Registered Patent Attorneys
273 Rank Street. Ottawa
OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEN
BE A HAIDRESSER
.JOIN CANADA'S LEA DINE; SCHOOL
Great Opportunity Learn
Hairdressing
Pleasant dignified profession, good wages
thousands 'sucressiul Marvel greduawe
America's greateat system Illustrated cats
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SCHO(ILS
lig woof- St CS' , t•oron to
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& 74 Rideau Street. ()twice
PATENTS
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Glass Lighter Wick
Will Net Burn Out
It sounds like a contradiction, but
it, is "true—a lighter 'sick which
burns, but will not burn out. ,\ fade'
from glass fibre, it is the first time
it has been successfully produced
anywhere:in the world, and is a
United Kingdon development which'
might never have occurred, had it
not been for the ivar in the tropics.
Troops ill the Far East found that
ordinary cotton wicks were quickly
eaten away by termites -often even
before they were issued from
stores. At the request of Britain's
Ministry of Supply, the oldest firm
of lighter Manufacturers in Britain
was asked to provide something
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it never needs replacing, 'or even
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ISSUE 23--1947
Thing or 'Another
By FRANK MANN HARRIS
("A Sixbit Critic")
If some fight promoter put into
the wing a"boxer trained to the min-
ute and then, for his opponent,
picked out from the audience some-
body about the same size and weight,
you'd naturally think it was highly
ridiculous procedure. Even we
sports fans— — — notoriously the
world's -softest pushovers — would
probably grumble over anything so
unfair, 'Yet that is practically what
we see nowadays in our premier rac-
ing fixture, The King's Plate.
(Aug by the way, did you hear
about the Anterior; visitor to Wood-
bine who, when told the race was
for flee King's Plate, wanted to
know' whether it was the upper or
lowerp)
* * ss
Even in the best of seasons, horses
forced to do all their training in
Canada are only about half -condi-
tioned by the third week in May.
With the sort of sub -Arctic Spring
we revelled in this year, most of
them were at least a month short of
pear form. Thus an owner who can
bankroll a Southern winter for his
Thoroughbreds has an immense ad-
vantage over those who cannot; and
if you don't believe it, just look at
the record which shows that the last
four Plate winners in a row —
ACARA, UTTERMOST, KING-
ARVIE and MOLDY — all had the
benefit of a southern exposure dur-
ing the period when we ordinary
"mortals were swept by those bracing
north-west breezes,
A:
There's an old saying to the effect
that, on the Turf, all men are equal
-,-Which has about as much truth in
it as a lot of old sayings, namely
precious little. Still, so long as we
make so much ballyhoo over the im-
portance of the Ring's Plate, why
not either confine it to -horses that
have never been out of this country
—or else run it when it should be
ruts, in ,early Fall, whin it might
really decide which is the top Ca-
nadian-tired—not just which is the
best to cone out of a millionaire
stable.
1n a sehoolyard squabble, when a
kid can't think of anything more
forceful to say than "You're an-
.. ot/trr":kc is considered by his pals to
be ,,'rfreinely short on repartee; yet
most at these 'l?7n?dred-thotrsand-a-
year publicists for Industry and
Capital' :stem to think that hollering
"You're a -Red" constitutes. a corrl-
ptlete and perfect answer to any
criticism of our econofil(C system.
>I, 'k a
We have long contended there are
far more thrills and action in a ll'ell-
contested -heat between pacers or
trotters than in the average running -
horse race; so we were glad to note
that at Sarnia the other day the
mobile starting gate made a success-
ful C'anadian debut. Like thousands
of other's We soured on the harness -
horse game simply 'through lack of
patience to endure the everlasting
scoring" and false breaks; and
nothing that will do -away with such
uisanccs is a move in the right
11'ecti0O. Iilobile starting -gates —
lus night meets—has male a really
ig-time sport of harness -horse rac-
se south of the border, and is
able to do the same tiling here be-
at. very long.
Si 'hi
SIGNS OF , 11 L !Il, , r NROG-
E.SS: Pitying the ignorant super -
lion of the Indians for planting a
ish in each hill of roar, and then
ailing the modern agrirnlir(ral dis-
'very that fertilizer made from
rlr is idarrderfxl for the corn crap;
nghing';-at poor benighted grand-
a's innocent belief in mouldy -
read poultices, and then marvelling
hen medical 'scientists announce
at bread -mould contains a nlir'ac-
orts healing agent.
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'We think it was .Dickens who
id that the first principle of The
aw is to make business for itself ;
d a similar love for red tape seems
inspire our amateur athletic au-
oritics, At the present time of
';ting they haven't managed to de-
ck if Barbara Ann Scott is dig-
s for their Olympics—yet are
ite prepared to welcome the Mont -
al Royals, a frankly pail -as -they'-
yed hockey outfit. The only' than
so ever put these amateur pests
ere they really belong was Cap-
e Angus Walters. Atter his
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Fails Again—Vittorio Orlando,
88 -year-old "Victory" premier
of World ,War I and sole stir-
' viving member of the Ver-
sailles-
er-
sailles- treaty "Big Four," has
again failed to form a cabinet,
leaving Italy still without a
government.
schooner BLUENOSE had won the
deciding race in the International
contest, some sea -lawyer started a
protest that the Canadian vessel had
gone slightly to the wrong side of
one of the buoys. Captain Walters'
reply was both snappy and to the
point. "Hell, we sailed through as
much water as they did, so we're
going home and you can do what
you like with The Cup," he said —
and that was that.
4 * a
The two highest-paid ball players
ever to don monkey -suits are Babe
Ruth and Bob Feller; and it is
rather interesting to note the dif-
ference in the tone or the publicity
that surrounds them, When The
Babe was going good, stories .about
hint invariably dealt with the delight
he took in busting one over the
fence—tile size of his bellyaches
after a hot -dog -and -pop orgy — his
allergy to discipline, and things like
that. But every article we have read
regarding Feller featured just one
thing — how much dough he is
malting and stowing away, Maybe
those who say we're slightly money -
mad on this side of the water aren't
5o far astray at that.
4, * 4'
Then there was the old-timer
down at the bathing -beach who re -
/narked "lY'ell, these young fellows
that get married nowadays certain-
ly can't complain that they didtl't
know what they were getting."
What' Silence is Doinl
Nematodes
Longa problem of those who plant
and reap from the soil is a little
threadlike worm, rarely snore than a
sixteenth of an inch long, known as
the nematode, Some farmers call
them wire -worms, which they are
not, Others call them round worms
or eel worms. They attack the roots
of plants, causing them to become
stunted and cutting down on the
amount of feed which can be ab-
sorbed from the soil.
Some 1,500 species of • plants are
subject to their attacks. Truck crops
are especially susceptible. Nematodes
drastically reduce the production of
Asia's rice fields, Europe's sugar
beets, Ireland's potato fields, Java's
rubber plantations, India's tea fields,
and, very likely, the cabbage in your
own garden. Until recently they
threatened Hawaii's pineapple indus-
try with extinction.
But now some new soil fumigants
have been developed and, according
to Dr, ,Robert K Salter, chief of
the bureau of plant, industry of the
United States Department •of Agri-
culture, they "bid fair to become one .
of the greatest boons to agriculture
since the development of the fertil-
izer,"
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One way to eliminate rear -end
noises is to make the wife sit in
the front seat.
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