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Give Light and Seedlings Will Hustle—Coddle your seething
in electric hotbeds lil(e these and you get your vegetables 1
days earlier, or your flO er' blossoms a. month earlier, say
Robert L. Zahour, Westinghouse engineer. Mere he looks ove
a set of three by six-foot frames which are .warmed by eigh
regular 2:5 -watt incandescent light bulbs.
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Over in London just x few week
ago—on February Third to be pre
cise—a Canadian established
bran -new • world's record in a well
known and widely played brant(
of sport. To do so, he had to brew
one of the toughest marks there
was—a mark which many expert
thought might stand for years. ye
comparatively few of us on thi
side—who are fed up -to -the -Olin
ute bulletins on the amount o
hemstitching the M.D.'s had to do
in, Elmer Lach's dome or the prey
tilt condition of Joe DiMaggio's
most recent Charley -horse -••-ever
heard of- this Canadian, or of the
remarkable feat lie lust accomplish-
ed.
Not to make too deep a mystery
out of it, the mall is George C teenier,
a -!1=year-old French-Canuck orig-
inally out of iVnlnipeg. And the
ncly mark he set was a score of 144
ill that highly popular game of skil'I
generally known as snooker pool.
I.1here are purists who claim it
should be Snooker's pool, atlliough
just who \Ir, Snooker may have
been is Something we. either never
knew, or have hilt; ;ince forgotten,)
Titi., wa: k of 144 is three points
More than the previous best record,
established by Joseph Davis in Jan-
uary 1949. :1nd now the question
that has the snooker fans on the
edge of their seats is—"Is son7e-
body, maybe Mr. ('teenier, finally
going to shoot 147''"
-'OW to those of you who failed
tii misspend your youth around pool
Parlors and billiard- academies, add-
ing just another three points to that
mark of 144 inight seem to be a
fairly simple matter. For more than
half a century track-and-field men
have been dreaming of a four -min•
ute mile, yet they're still quite a
few strides away from it, A score
of 147 in snooker represents perfec-
tion. It's like a 450 in five pins, or
300 in ten pills --•the big difference
being that many keglers and five-
pinners have bowled "possibles,”
While nobody yet has ever visited a
snooker table and scored the maxi-
mum number of poitlst with every
cue stroke, and without making a
single error. It's going to be as hard
of accomplishment as that mile in
240 seconds, maybe harder•.
Cllenier is a comparative new.
come.rd to 'England, the real home of
snooker. According to Sydney
Skilton, he already has nearly 200
Century breaks to his credit. In
this respect he stands second only
to the great Joe Davis, who occu-
pies a place in snooker about similar
to that of Willie Hoppe in American
billiards,
For more than 20 years Joe Davis
had things pretty, much his own
way. In 1938 he raised the world
record break to 138, where it re-
mained till his aforementioned 141,
last year. He will' the world cham-
pionship sr7 Offen that lie got tired
Of it, resigning in favor of his
brother Dred, who has heir} the
elial nl,ioticlltp Ever cinep,
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Sil r leer t, r}',t•,}. a, 111Uji r,l y(t:T
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circ ,,ly l,ugiu at least iron. F
s hearsay, on a billiards table With
six poclzets. But instead of the three
a balls, as in the older game they
are 22 of them to loess around with
m And the Objet Is to "pot" or "sink'
k the balls into a poc'•et and, at tli
sante time, control the ball with
s . which you do it.
t >k >k >k
s Tile game starts with 22 balls on
f the table -15 red, six various other
colors and one white which is the
cue ball. As a color can only be
played after a red has been put
down, there is an entire lack of the
monotony often felt when watching
billiard experts such as Hoppe,
Jake Schaefer and others, who look
as, though they could go on forever
Without a miss.
A red ball pocketed counts one
point, and the others are valued—
yellow 2; green 3: brown 4; blue 5;
Pink 6 and black 1. Once the reds
are down they stay down; but the
other colors are returned to the
table until the last red has been
pocketed, after which the colors
have to be played ill the order of
their value, starting with the yel-
low.
'•' :p :p
That describes, briefly, what )-on
try to do for yourself. Again quot-
ing from Ur. Skilton "that is the
Positive side of the game," But
there;s a negative side too. It lies in
executing or persuading your op-
ponent to execute "foul" shots.
These are too numerous to describe
fully here but the main ones are -
perpetrated by hitting the ball other
than the one you're Supposed to;
,missing the objective altogether; or
permitting the cue ball to go into a
Pocket. You calm best do this by
leaving a ball between the cue ball
and the bell he is supposed to hit.
When you do this you have "laid a
snooker" or '[snookered" the enemy,
Getting back to the new record
holder. He is unusual ill that he
uses an almost upright stance, in -
Stead of the customary stoop. This
is probably the result of playing on
Canadian and United States tables,
which are sonmewhat,lower than the
English. He has his own special
cues, which weigh 18 ounces and
measure 58 inches ---almost three
ounces heavier and three inches
longer than the average English
cue,
rp .n •�
Which will have. to be about all,
just now, for the French-Canadian
front Winnipeg except to say that
he has become intensely popular
"Hover 'Ome," where they think.
that if the 147 break is ever made,
George Chellier will be the man to
do it.
Oh, Yes. Just in case your inter-
ested. Chenier, when be made his
144 mark put down 12 blacks, 3
pinks, 15 reds and all the colors.
Davis, when he shot his 141, pocket.
ed 11 blacks, 3 pintos, 1 brown, 15
reds and all the colors, Come on,
George .Let's see ,you shoot the
Worksl Then come back to Canada
and maybe• the Mayor of Toronto
will let y6u have your picture taken
shaking hands with himl
Send loo for 1050 illus
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r ern Canada for moisture conserve- A GOOD BUT. _-_ with patvcr utkenff and belt- pulley, J. litre bene flak Grove Poultry Farm, Amherst.
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for
hoarding, have own flocks -bis vigorous and early matur- CASCADE, 1VHFA7'TI'- a answer to the feid General H„snital, tropuois Falls, Ontario.
h g, proven better ing. ' stress egg size and uniformity, gar- lvbeat problem for Eastern Canada. A SiTTP us tuts, bfinka up to $46,00 -Weasel,
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ts with
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4R even moisture. On lands not so BABY CI3rCI�'9 from blood tested h-ish egg yea require Yor sp ore Paul Yonco-wakie, Box 738, Renfrew,. out. •
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atilt in the Goddard Chick Flatcltery, "13rital n1n Heights, chanter, S1d 3 core, William Haller, Box 86, Tim -
spring the melting snow. was not Ontario. !r Don, Waterloo's Dan, Arnold.AlWold Dock, Kemptville A.S., Jay, 'Farceur, mina, Ont.
Tim -
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al stations 'til two types were found fill reliable engines with stall -Proof auto- St., New Toronto, Ont,
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Gasoline and electric from $145 up. inter -
job do the job satisfactorily, One HI Ing? Write
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is a push type, the other a pull glad to answer your questions Department Hyland 8929.
Street.
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horses or tractor. street. Toronto, Ontnriu
-•. • __. _- PRE -INVENTORY SALE -11 H.p. complete rr
A S110Wfall of three or four FARMS ]FOR. 'SALE with 61' plow and cultivator- $176.00: e s 'Yr JQ
126 ACRES Raleish Ta7vnsh]n, !fent County; H.Y. 6" tires with 81�" p]oiv and cultivator, ?^"•,. 1 4'9"
i11C1leS i5 SUffiCielIt t0 start plowing
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acres F7uphentia (General Farming); ty; $848.00. Other attachments- if preferred.
operations, as the ridges thrown U acres Zone (tobacco); 16 acres Wendel Terme $25 00 cash with order, balance C.O.D, �'`^• Deilvrrrd t0 too
p a.w.:
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rich onion farm, Erieau. Beach Fronts. e- Send your order now, There is only a limited"`""x�• .
by this In UCh allow atter ploWin g time on this bargain to reduce our inventory. y
g Store or cabins. Invest wisely in land and CANADIAN POTATO IiIACH'Y COMPANY.
are high enough to catch the fol- be sure of Income. Write: Chatham Real Es- LTH„
IOiv1n S[IOWS. Rl(in tate, Exchange Realtors., 92r 7b Jarvis St., GClt, Ontaria.
Sr. icing St.. Chat•
Ridges are plowed ham,_Ont. ;Calci>hone 190.11EDI0A1,
eight feet apart; i{ farther apart, 190 dCktE5: north of Brampton,' good lana, PEOPLE are talking about the Good �F
SnOw tends to drift away, - to lfty, ..buildings, Immediate possession g , a '•:: �_
'Cite main objective Of the snow $1$500, owner, 33.0 Runnymede, Toronto, Results from laking Dixons Remedy �t
for Rheumatic Pains and Neuritis,, • '
p]oivitlg is to increase soil moisture haxxnr for Immediate possesefon, 16o acres, MU1vR0'S DRUG STORE,
southern tip of Huron County on 23 High-
so s.5 t0 give rile grain crops a start way, 22 miles from Landon. FIeart oY sugar 335 Elgin Ottawa
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of soil'driftin . the drained, 130 acres tillable land. 12 acres get yours when yrou need it. Two genre
tom' fall wheat, 20 acres hay, 46 aeras fall POST'S ECZEMA SALVE guarantee, very narrow for close
p p p Ploughed. Brick house, hot water furnace, Dlnnting, A CHILD CAN OPERATE
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tlmg h4217eS and buildings and fre- inaehlne hool u dairy herd, will Full
be line
Of with 'arra Salve will not disappoint you ing, cultivating, scuffling, billing and
tching, sealing burning eczema. ache, ring ween 'Control. Power -take -off for other
quently snuffillg out lives, is an if des] r'd. A bargain, but must be cash, woreant. Pimples n stainless, anfoot, Bill respond
esp n uses, Simple, strong and easily handled
Ugly One. Still, thinking of th.e pos- Irvine Dfcl;hea Woodham, out. regardless of how stul,bnrn or haoeless they GARDEN POWER TOOLS
sillilities o£ fire, and talon I FORT COVLONGE, 225 acres, fully equipped, seem. LIMITED
g proper with beautiful brick house and large barn, Y!{JOD $7 9U 'PER JAR
Precautions in time is better than loo unser cultivation, 100 timber lot, pine, Sent Post Free on Recenit of Price West FICII (slei rharo). Ont,
regretting our neglect , syruce a. Reor".IECrO' $$,500. $6,000 bandies. POST'S 'REMEDIES
n when it's L. Titley, Realtor, 18 Rideau St, Ottawa,
too late, So I'm passing aloe the _ ssi) Aneen At 1+,,, Carrier of f,aaan
{011ol*: in f g FOR SALE, 60 Acres of land, Good brick T±'ron�o
g rom the CII, Agricul- house and outer buJldings, 1 mile from -
tura] 'yews Without any apologies. ABC lloplowing done.cheesu cAPpiyato Iiocivard IBetbulne NUHKEit# STllUti
1VE GROW soma of rho tvorid's flies[-Gtadl-
:k Dunvegan, Ont. R,R, 1 olte Catalogue on romiest• Tyndall Glad -
Before 1950 coules to an end, ]plus Gardens, Bruceneld. Ontario, DQ YOUR'i
FOR SA LB GLADIOLUS BULBS No, , 1. separate
fire Will destroy some $10,000,000 MOTORt"YOLES Harley Davidson. New and colors, 5s. SPecial mixture, $3 net- C,
worth of Canadian farm used bough- sold. exchanged 'Large Stock. Ruby Davis Oakland, Ont. t ,k
Stati5l'iC1al7S Predict. Scor sxOofe fa. Tact ryrt ained mechanics nteed used rCycles Bicycles,Randreom itW�
mikes will be left honmeless. A large pieta tine of wheel goods Open evenings unto 1 Was dearly Crazy PLAY TRUS
nine except w'dneaday Strand (lv,yolpie A Sports,
number of adults and children wilt.. Inns at sanrm•,..Elam[Iton _ `�� r d I
]haver see the dawn of 1951. Their dTrNs-1 arse assortment new and used, IPOith Fiery ltch—
charred bodies will he found anion B°asht• sold, exchanged Guaranteed repairs,ON
the siuoulderin g Scopes. sights installed 'Fishing Tackle. Hunt • UntilI discovered Dr, D, D. Dennis' amazing •
g rUiriS Of what 11ad Ing LqulPnlent SPorttne Goods Spe• lal Team ly fast relief -D, D, D. Prescripption. World
been hat popular, this pure, cooling, llquid medication
happy homes. Prices, open until ,line oxroar Wednesday, speeds peace and comfort from cruel itching ... „ '
Atrand Cycle, Hamilton - caused by eczema, Pimples, rashes, athlete's If your nerves J16llip at a
foot and other Itch troubles. Trial bottle 350 - sudden noise .. . or you feel
A rural lire is infinitely mOfC NURSERY STOCK First application checks even the mostniiense
itch or money back, Ask druggist for D. D. D, SO edgy And IOW in spin that
RESERVE He naw for Spring Delivery-Uhnese Rr••cription (ordinary or extra strength). you !pick a •quarrel. without
terrifying the]] One in lin Urban Eim Fledge -will Brow 2 feet first year -26
Per -
centre where a modern fire brigade Plants sufficient for 26 feet (12 to 20 inches meaning t0 . . . 1001? Outl Per -
is only as far away as the Corner per bush100 (Plant 6 $2.98-seedling
niches apart) -Giant oes high xhiblo haps your store of nervous
fire alarm box. When a farm build- tion Peonies in colors red, white or pint, 3 energy may be almost used up
ing catches fire the hest that can for $1.89 -Apple trees 3 feet high n varieties • . and your body needs help! "
blclntoah, spy, Delicious, 3 for $1.98 -.-Plum That's when you need a good
usually be mustered is a bucket ori Lombardfe4 orgh In $2.98VaFreesColouraGarden I ' ` tonic, like Dr. Chase's Nerve
gade of neighboring farmers who Guide with Every Order; Brookiiale-ICIngo• J Food , to help build you up
are -willing but often helpless, it way Nurseries. BOWMRTIville.. Ontario . , ,` �; so you can get ,your proper rest'
is vital, therefore, that every farmer at night. That's When you'll
• really feel the benefit of the
institute his own fire protection parts of the house. A ladder Ion �" (� Vitamin 131, iron and other
program, ,
# :k. :J,
To check the quick spreading
of flanmes, curtains and other fabric
materials in the home can be
treated with certain flange proofing
chemicals, Fire retardant paints are
now on the market, Inexpensive
fire extinguishers tact be hung in
easily -accessible places about the
house and barn.
:p :p r
Outbreaks of fire call be pre-
vented if a few simple males are
followed. Keep basements, attics
and outbuildings free of rubbish.
Store gasoline and other inflain-
enable liquids at a safe distance
from main buildings. Provide a safe
Place to dispose of hot asbes from
stove or furnace, Watch the care-
less smoker and the chilli with
'(latches. lie careful using kerosene
when starting a stove fire.
]Be sure )hay is well cured before
rutting it in the loft unless there
13.10, safe rnow-curing system, In-
ipeet the lightning rod system
once a year. If there isn't one it
vould pay in the long' run to have
'n e.
:Each spring and fall check over
hfmneys and flues for cracks that
otsld pentlit flaltlea to reach other
enough to reach the top of the
h
highest building on the farm should
Z ) /tl
R U Bi ' T
needed minerals this time -
tested tonic contains! For Dr.
kept in a handy place. I{ there
W I T N
Chase's Nerve Food has been,
is a water system, a few well-placed
>•
Andprovin over C70 years of use.
And Canadians, by the thou.
hose connections are good protec-
"KING
sands, say they rest better, eat
better,
tioil, If. not, a barrel of water
OF PAIN"
feel better—yes, and look:
Painted red and Iettered FOR.better,,
too!—after taking Dr.
Chase s Nerve Food.
FIRE ONLY should be kept near
Sa if Worry, anxiety or the
revery building and used only in
strenuous pace of modern living
case of fire.
,k k
•t heat and ruts in
I AO RD's, and note the
is upsetting your nerves—get
Dr. (,Vases Nerve Food.
If the statistics mentioned in
gynick, relief you
reaseless. faire drying�;to
Atrong or unpleasant odor. l
today.
y
The name "Dr. Chase" is your
assurance. The large "economy
the first paragraph could be halved
Anar
oat a bottle today: keep !CONOMICA$
it handy,
size" is your best; buy, 12
or eliminated altogether, we're
site 650
y�•4d
positive the statisticians won't mind
being wrong iii. their predictions.
ISSUE 9 — 1950
In fact, they'll be extremely
pleased.
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILElow
Without Calomel —And Youll Jump Out at
Bed in the Morning ilatin' to Go
The liver should pour out about 2 pinta el
bite uloo into your digestive traot every day,
If bilo is not flowing freely, your food may
net di�est. It may Just, deeply rlt the diggestive
fxaot. hen gas bloats up your stolr�aclr. You
get oom'tipAted, You foal pour, Bunk and the
watdd looks �ppunk.
It takes these 61d, gentle Garter'B Little
Liver Pill$ to get those 2 pints of bile flow,
init freely to MA(i you feel "up and (a."
aot A paokago today Effective in ma''�, ,
bila flog freely. Ask for Cartv,'s Little T•++•�"
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