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Zurich Herald, 1950-05-04, Page 6
Little Atom Buster— F•;if;ht-Wear e,'tl Stei.11l ( )1sen gets an early insight into the my,teries of atomic eller;;}', using this toy 19tomic laboratorl, hough it include,, radli..-a'ti%-e minerals and a {, orkable iseigvr counter, the set is harmie:k, anti stre ,ses the peat,etul possibilities of nuclear re-earch. i r i ar 1 r � 3 ;t f��k t 1�i� •t'� �' sc a t y,r ti „ 1 t i A lot of color went out of the National Hockey League when big Babe Pratt skidded or was shunted —you pays your money and takes your choice which—to, the minors. %be was born 10 or 15 y ears tov late. He believed that hockey was fun, rather than big business. He thought that discipline was a word in the dictionary, and that home or your hotel -nom was somewhere to tgo «Ile : act ry nrlier pities was closed. All of i,hicil teas quite out of lace under present-day conditions. till, you never were in any doubt ase to whether it was the big guy in.person, or just a reasonable fac- simile, that was out there on the ice; and that's a lot more than we can say for a [chole heap of highly publicized modern stars. ■ k So it {Fill lie good news to thou- sands who still have fond memories of The Babe to learn that he is still In hockey to a large extent, and not doing wly too barfly, at that. • a >x , When Owner Henn` McKenzie. of the Nen" NVestminster Royals, slnnomi -ed, at rhe start of the pres- a� 0 "Because I got Dick of nothing but stripes, stripes, stripeal" ent semen, Char Ile was goiaig to take ks a chance on Pratt a. tae ll, there was con..,iderable head-shak- irg, to pill it mildly. liven his best friends and sincerest admirers doubled whether the fun -loving Babe Would come through. But, np to now, McKenzie hasn't any regrets as it took Pratt jest a few n eeks to lead his club into first place in the Pacific Coast Hockey League's northern division — aria they've been np tlle'1"e ever since. Not only do the Royals iead the standings by a tidy margin, but according to coast ob.ert-ers, their precision passing is a treat to watch —about as close to that of the New. i'ork Rangers, in their balmy relays, as you are liable to see ani [Where. Babe was always a bit of a gambler, and right from the start of the season, he has had unusual success in pulling his goalie out of the nets in the closing monient- of a tight game, But a couple ni his chance -taking stunts in recent con- tests had the rates really talking to themselves. For instance, it a gaine with Portland not so long ago, the Nen Westminster goal tender Ntas hit by the puck, and had to retire to the dressing room for minor repairs. The final period still had seven ininutes to run at the time. There was the usual "tulle -out' called to await the return of the goalie --but Pratt couldn't see any reason for such a delay, ("Maybe lie had a heavy date and was al- ready late for it," one Eastern ob- server commented, but that, of course, is merely surmise). So, out to guard the nets he sent one of his forwards—minus any goal -tending equipment—and what is more, he got away with it, the substitute holding the Portlands off the score sheet for the balance of the period. More recently still—in Vancouver this time—Pratt pulled an even more incredible stunt. Midway through the final period, Vancouver had a 3-2 lead, When a Vancouver player received a five-minute pen- alty, Praltt sent his goalie to the bench and brought in am extra for- BOOKCASE FASTENER,1 FIFE STEM C"Lm Su CLEAN ry11 !1 � � do •+t@' iV HAVING WIDE HOLE BY KINKINC7 C1„EANER, CAW 511°'1 C" I T TO COi^bTACT BOTH Sipa$ OF I~!OLE. l aAh1(e bt&s. 0r1lbJ ft Opp, 0 ward. X#w Westminator meoredl oelcok a314 Yancouver didn't get a Dingle shot, at the open Royal net, With two rand a half minutes to S(, Royals were still behind, 5-3, Once again Pratt told his goalie to ,go take a sitdown, and Vancouver promptly banged one into the an - guarded twine, making It 6-3. +k ,k Babe and his pals tool(: the re- verse in stride. The goalie stayed Ott. With only 49 seconds remain- ing. Royals scored to make it 6.4. With til seconds left, they scored again, making it 6-5. And with but five seconds remaining, they notched still another, salvaging a 0-6 tie out of a game which ap- peared to he hopelessly lost, In other words, in the space of just 44 seconds, the Royals scored three times against one of the best clubs on the Pacific Coast, More than that, they (lid it with Pratt himself and Igen Ullyot, one of his star forwards, sitting out miscon- duct penalties. ,3e m Ax Sounds as though the Babe— ic hen lie's finally washed up with liockey-•.might (to well to move south and try it;s hand at directing sonic of those movie thrillers. And we'd be willing to bet that he'd show those Iiollywood folks a lot of sk{'ift action --and even speedier tun -even if he Bever did win, an Academy Award. There teas a young; girl of Asturias WI hose temper was frantic and furious. She used to throw eggs At her grandmother's legs— A habit unpleasant, but curious. booster or Lakeview I'oults. Send a card today NURSERY STOCK to: LANUV 1E{S' TURKEY RANCH & ALL Six fruit trees 8.5', 2 apples, 2 Dears, P TURKEY HATCHERY, EXETER, ONTARIO, plums, $5; any variety listed. Free, our com- J11 III rXIONR 0'L. _ _ _ plete Illustrated catalogue on Fruit and Or- OI161NES8 OPP()XtrUNI7'iit8 namental stock. Send today for the best, Niagara Nurseries, St Catharines, Ontario, RONTAN OFFER to every Inventor -List of loves. CIIEAY GLAAXOII IIU7,Bt3 T14i FARM F. tions and fun Inforstersi ationPete sent tree. The IN MIX.TURN $2,75 per 100. In separate Bank S ee Ottawered Patent Attorneys, 298 Colors $3.26 par 100. Mailed C.O.D. Money Sank Street. Ottawa b;.,;; It lint satisfied. VIIIN 'Basher, c/0 Mr. DYEING AND CLEANING - I. Mayer, Beamavnle, Out. HAVE YOU anything needs dyeing or clean- PATENTS ins? Write to us for informatlnn, we are FETHERSTONHAUGB & Company Patent glad to answer your questions Department H.Solicitors 0atet at Id [890 860 Raz 0trnt, a m '.d,^ ,•,,,,. e.,.; rt(t1111't �"y St Parker's Dye works Limited, 791 Yonge fomnto Booklet of tnformstlon on elstlumst, l Street. Toronto, Ontario ;. � ,-...� �--•-^'"-- -- A. M LAIDLAw, B.Sc., [Patent Attorney, E51PLOYAlRKT bi'ANTED Patents of Inventlon, 66 Sparlts St„ Ottawa Artificial price support—that is to say Government support—may be all- very well in theory. But every- body with even a few years of practical experience knows very well that, so far as food products are concerned, thing are bound to find their natural level, sooner or later.:'1nd if you are in the poultry business, the mark to aim at is keeping your profits up, even when prices fall. :k ,k It takes around 200 eggs per hen per year to make fair .profits. So the BREEDING STOCK BE- HIND YOUR CHICKS SHOL'I.D BE AT LEAST THAT Gool). Look at it this way. if good, straight -run chicles cost you only three cents apiece more than ordin- ary ones,'thell a good pullet chick costs you only a little over six cents more than a common one. That charges her both for the extra cost of the cockerel that comes with her, and the higher price of chicks that die. :k :K if eggs are selling for only thirty- six cents a dozen — three cents apiece—she needs to lay only three extra eggs to more than cover her extra cost. ALL SHE LAYS BE- YOND THE .FIRST THREE ARE ALMOST CLEAR PROFIT, # >k gc Another thing to bear in mind is this: it's not only HOW MANY eggs you get, but WHEN you get them, that makes money for you. Here are some marks well worth shooting for: Month Eggs per Eggs per Hen Pullet September 12 14 October 10 96 November 8 17 December 8 17 January 11 17 February 11 11 March 14 18 April 15 18 May 16 18 June 16 17 July 15 16 August 14 3.5 Total 150 200 N'ow, here are some hints you might find worth while. •A high death rate can push tip your costs of raising laying pullets as much as twenty to forty cents per bird. Aim at saving 98 out of every 100 chicks your brood. Here's how Clarence Moore, for example, holds his mor- tality down, M } g First, he cleans his brooder house thoroughly -- scrubs it with lye ve'ater, and hoses it out with clear {Water. He starts his' brooder stoves at least 24 hours before the chicks ar. rive, to make Sure the snivel are working right. Moore uses a ,illi1•iat(dicated mash to prevent coccidiosis, feeding it according to directions. If disease does break out, he switches to one of the stronger sulfa preparations (sulfaguanadine, 4:111famethazine, Sulfaquitio-Oille) ill Oke ,Irinlcin- 1 ,cater. EXERIENCED, reliable .Holland immigrants _ TUIL1g.E)'S —_ _ available; arriving soon. Write to L. Van- - denburg, Be-; 92, Brockville Ont.; phone —.TURKEY SADDLES _ Cutting your fuel and labor costs is a big help too. For 500 chicks, try and do your brooder house chores in one hour per day; in one and a half hours for 1,000 chicks; and in two and a half hours for 2,000. If you brood only a few chicks, a coal-fired stove will give you the cheapest fuel cost. If you want to nave on hired labor, or on your own time, an "automatic" fuel—oil, gas, or electricity—may be worth the higher cost. If you brood many chicks, hot water heat may be the best for you. It costs the most to install, but it's the cheapest to operate, both in fuel and labor. Regardless of what fuel you use, an insulated, draft -free brooder house will cut your fuel bill. You can save labor by brooding in' large lots in large pens. The Berry Brothers brood as many as 10,000 chicks in a single hot -water- , -heated room, using automatic feed. ers and automatic running water. Unless they have had an out- break of disease, they raise three broods of chicks on the same lit- ter. Built-up litter stays dryer. It actually develops some feed value, as the bacteria in it create vitamin B12, or something like it. The right sorts of feeders really- save feed. Aim at raising broilers (up to 12 weeks) oil three and a half pounds of feed for each pound of poultry. It's not the feed your birds; eat tthat costs you motley. The feed the birds waste is what runs up your feed bill. Leslie Norton cuts down this cost by using four different sized feelers, He starts out by feeding on cs g; flats for three or four days. Then he uses a chick -size feeder. At three weeks he switches to a larger size, and `to a still larger feeder at: si-, weeks, George. Roche has found that doesn't pay to fill chick 'feeders more than half. full. If you put more in them, the wasted feed will cosi you more than the extra labor of filling the feeders oftener, Aim at cutting your rearing loss. es. A good mark to shoot for is saving 97 out of every 100 ptiliets you start oil range. As simple a thing its picking; the right day to move your pullets to range can make a lot of difference in death losses. Donald Crooks found he had more coccidosis when he put his birds on wet range. Now he waits for dry weather, and save adore birds. He won't vaccinate in rainy weather for laryngotracheitis, bronchitis, or Newrastle disease, either. trial. rye FREE! lo8uc and VICTORIA OPTICAL Co 273 Yonoe Sireef 2564 (after 6 o'clock), °I E. D A' SADT 0111C111 Can be laundered. 30c each. Delivered. _ BAAY (111ICKS tel- FOR SALE EletD OR bitrher profits -•-order Twaddle ohtoko; don, Ontario. NONKTON 011IONS-Government Approved, _ YOR QUICK SA1L)m It's almost that simple, Year atter year now Broedina quality, one of the boot. Don't 1. NEW ITolland haler, slightly mull"$�,. mwstomers and old, who buy Tweddle chicks, Great Opportunity Learn guess, be certain. write for prices and cats. $1,800,00; 1 --New Holland Baler, Baled 110©f Wil iia that they actually receive more ogaa _ Pleasant dignified profession, 4qc i -v&aem lostre. Monkton Poultry Forms, Monkton, Ont 130ea $1,500,00; I --John Deere A, R. Traoto and hilrhor profits with these famous Money 26 of careful America's greatest system. Illustrated eau. 9� --- SCS• uMMER CHICKS like now -•••$1,000,00. R. I.en Black, Mat4wt Harris Makers. The secret, years brooding for better chicks. Many breeds are 20VIDRNMENT approved, Top quality, Free Dealer, Mosex. Ont. BItOA)J�titea3tac1 T3rnnze noultn Por sal;.'h) goaded with R,O-P. pedigreed males, Day old, Catalog io and price list explain details. from Government approved willormm testaeat' started, two weeks to six weeks, older pullets,5ghurnmor's Qnality Hatchery, Linwood, Ont, breeders. Steve Sztich, Jr- Barrow Cant, turkey poults. free catalogue. 'twaddle Chick SHIP tie furs. Minks up to $46,00 -Weasel, "OXIORD" APPROVED Chicks live, lay $4.60-Muskrat8;, $4,50 500 Muskrats with hatcheries Limited, Fergus, Ontario. minks weekly on ice with (Gangaot)-Secreta tend PA7. The, are the results of twenty- MEDICAL DON'T mien the boat, wily abou60rofo chicks have been hatched- in Canada the up three years of careful selection and breeding In O,B,S, They have to be good, because we WANTED—Every sufferer of rhe% Until now. This will mean a shortage of eggs prices, ship Your Horse & Cattle Hair to B. want the very best kind of chicks for our uratic pains or neuritis to try Dixon 4 and poultry meat thls summer and fall. The own flocks--bls vigorous and early matur. Remedy result, high prices. Don't miss out, Order 12 breeds, 18 cross CHINCHILLA his, We stress egg size and uniformity. Bar - Rocks, DRUG STORE your ohiolte now, pure breeds, to choose from. Most of our pure P,O, BOX 144, HAMILTON, ONT. red Will', m ll', Leghorna, Now Hapabires, HamP. x Rack crossbreds, Itook x Leghorn 335 ELGIN, OTTAWA breeds R.O.P. Sited. Day old, ;rtarted, older tario town requites Registered Nurses for crossbreds. Write for free folder. `the Oxford $1,25 Express Prepaid. pullets, turkey poults. Free eatalogue, Top Farmers' Co-operative Produce Company, APP1Y: Superintendent of Nurser, ready Printo Notch Chtclk dales, (.nelnh, Ontario. Notch -_ Hospital, Cochrane, Ont, Limited, 434 brain Street, Woodstock, on - tarts. , POSTS ECZEMA SALVE iia co(1D C)1101 -silo aehoola for term September 1960 to June towels, hmmned, about n7" x 84"--1Be 1961. Apply before April 14th, giving full ALL Breeders blood tested, banded and In. _ I',eAliEVIE{S (.'1I1C1CS - W banish the torment of dry eczema racheaa spected, backed by pedigree foundation Wakefleld, Qunbeo. LAX{EFI1a{v clticlis rho c'hoieo of the and woepins skin troubles. Post'r siczeoa6 stock. New IlamPs; Sussex; Sussex Now bettor i0asa Poultry men. 90,000 breeders Salve will not disappoint you. Hempel Barred Rocks, and Large `.Com Bar- ■ p� ■ � ' vacs double blood tended, banded and Inspected from tohing, burning eczema, ache, mind ron Leghorns Mixed 110, Pullets 23e. Assorted Dr. Dennis' amazingly fast reiiet-D, D. D. real poultry breeding farms. Lakeview consists mplesa, worm, pimples and athlete's foot, will respond Mixed n 0eks 9^: Pullets 100, Any Heavy 440 Cos of 3 farms, 30,00o floor brooding capacity. For ^50 readily to this stainless, odorless ointment, regardless If bow stubborn nr`'bopeless they nTARTEL' PULLETS &CHICKS and other Itch 'troubles. Trial bottle, 950. hay for best -buy Lakevieq,, g breeds seem 2 wl.l:KS OLD, add Sc; 3 weeks aid add STARTIOD JIVIA,HTS, CAPONS, CIES. PRI(IR $1.00 LICE JAR 9c; 4 weeps old, add Ise. Send for price 2 4, 6, 8, 12 weeks old Inllleaa, 4, 8 and Sent Post Free on RocapSt of Prlom list of 01,1,1 Pullets, capons and cockerels, 8 weeks old Capons. Prompt delivery or POST'S REMEDIES heavy breeds Order from anti enclose this the deposit, balance C,O,D. booking for later. Take delivery now, Most of 989 Queen St L+., Career of 1,orrstf add. Oso DAY OLD A STAIL'1ED CU Y S CO'rTUN al ut• bags, He oaeh; cotton flour our cockerels and thousands of ebIcks are Toronto DAR old 41,e, 2 uaeek.s. add 4c; 3 weeks add '10,., getting booked to go to some of the largest and most partlenlar buyers in the U.s,.9. — - BOILS PIMPLES, CARBUNCLE& Sc, 4 weeks old (aeons IIURONDAI.I': CIIICIC IIATCHURY, LONDON ONTARIO. later rn Send t'nt• Price list and full par. 1?se 1CUrnit's Ointment. An old tried fancily aceepted. Jus, t LBel Ilm'd, Divii. A. 540 Sd®�ht; al{ ticulars 1.:1Ii1:{"11;{{' FAW)i8, Al HATCHER•S', remedy. It draws and steals, wonderful for P UITS Im• all Yordson and lord Tractors EXETER, ON'r_-1RIO. rHONX'1 18, — tuts, brulees, sores, cranked lips, ,haled In Error I��,,, 03e BRONZE POt;LTS 080 hands, ecae-ma. Plies, bed soros, sore muscles. feet, ingrown toe -halls. ShoWd be on hand en rolin (d ion), 411oln- doing, row Crops (traitlun ), weed, drain -3.5 D" Rub on freely, and nobs Dh:1.IVEIIY to 11lareh 27th -63c; to April l0lb 65c: to 4111111 18th -08c; TO April 241h -78c, in overs home. J'at• Boosent postpaid. original make', Alurray D. s;tl;ott Melton. rel fig, lire fighting: farm wagons. Shallow Wall Pres- Well AAGE ECONOMICAL o strongQ Bock your order now and take delivery early. Ontario. tablA Irrigation Systems with al unhinin pills, �- Late Mnrcb or early April in a good time to _. An Irishman and a Scotsman were start poults 1. They cosi lees. 2. Poster raised FORi,IVU�, XlASX`LS'ER AND 1IN;ADC07elPJ$ in cooler weather. 3, You have throo good NA,',JHLLNS Cold itemedc, In NEW, tin passing a Roinan Catholic cache- chances to sen: Canadian Thanksgiving, thone who have never use,I it. Convincing deal in Montreal, The Irishman re- American Thanksgiving. o• the t_hrl,�iniia trial, $1,00. Addreem Pnrity I'roduete, Exeter, moved his hat; the Scot did the Market. This year early turkeys might easily be higher to drive In 1940 the Price was 10c on I. CATAI,0t4 of far•tns, coir -try property, Mon" same. per sound higher early than for the Christ- treat area, ready for ,lelivery. Tawe mas marlut, 4 You ,an use your egmipmemt Country Realties, westninunt, Montreal, After they had , the Irish- ttvico InOne season, 19110 could be a repetition 1943, Quebec. .passe man said to the Scotsman: "I of for Prothn to iho turkey business Send An Our price• IL:t atld live page entalog•ue, t�.l{tris Clll)w Puppies---uuitauallY ffine--i - was glad t0 see you take' off your "As We Nee It For 1950". with full Inform.- tion in detail about marke(n, Toed "•ices and Ported blood lilies-•-t'egiaterod, Viola Flelden, Frotte•T•nae Arms, Toronto. hat When you passed the Hol Y turke._• management. Also monthly bunotion - ` 10R 1 ; ' N UlLSlilltY STOC Xi Church." inute t rkeytnews1ey 11Lakeview tpouls tare tlthe [choice WE GROW some of The world's finest {3144i. "Churchl" Said the Scotsman. of large growers In Canada and the U.S,A, Mr. Harold McDonald, Oil City, bought Lake. oil. Catalogue on request. Tyndall Gtad- lolus Gardens, Brucefleld, Ontario, Mon, I thought it was the Bank vlaw poults for several years. In 1.948 he GLADIOLUS BULBS. No, I aa3)aratm of Montreal." marketed 1,700 turltey toms weighing 293 colors, Be Special mixture, 48 Per C, Pounds,ben 17$ pounds, He has an order with us for 1950 for 2,000, Ile to a great Ruby Davis Oakland Ont. booster or Lakeview I'oults. Send a card today NURSERY STOCK to: LANUV 1E{S' TURKEY RANCH & ALL Six fruit trees 8.5', 2 apples, 2 Dears, P TURKEY HATCHERY, EXETER, ONTARIO, plums, $5; any variety listed. Free, our com- J11 III rXIONR 0'L. _ _ _ plete Illustrated catalogue on Fruit and Or- OI161NES8 OPP()XtrUNI7'iit8 namental stock. Send today for the best, Niagara Nurseries, St Catharines, Ontario, RONTAN OFFER to every Inventor -List of loves. CIIEAY GLAAXOII IIU7,Bt3 T14i FARM F. tions and fun Inforstersi ationPete sent tree. The IN MIX.TURN $2,75 per 100. In separate Bank S ee Ottawered Patent Attorneys, 298 Colors $3.26 par 100. Mailed C.O.D. Money Sank Street. Ottawa b;.,;; It lint satisfied. VIIIN 'Basher, c/0 Mr. DYEING AND CLEANING - I. Mayer, Beamavnle, Out. HAVE YOU anything needs dyeing or clean- PATENTS ins? Write to us for informatlnn, we are FETHERSTONHAUGB & Company Patent glad to answer your questions Department H.Solicitors 0atet at Id [890 860 Raz 0trnt, a m '.d,^ ,•,,,,. e.,.; rt(t1111't �"y St Parker's Dye works Limited, 791 Yonge fomnto Booklet of tnformstlon on elstlumst, l Street. Toronto, Ontario ;. � ,-...� �--•-^'"-- -- A. M LAIDLAw, B.Sc., [Patent Attorney, E51PLOYAlRKT bi'ANTED Patents of Inventlon, 66 Sparlts St„ Ottawa Artificial price support—that is to say Government support—may be all- very well in theory. But every- body with even a few years of practical experience knows very well that, so far as food products are concerned, thing are bound to find their natural level, sooner or later.:'1nd if you are in the poultry business, the mark to aim at is keeping your profits up, even when prices fall. :k ,k It takes around 200 eggs per hen per year to make fair .profits. So the BREEDING STOCK BE- HIND YOUR CHICKS SHOL'I.D BE AT LEAST THAT Gool). Look at it this way. if good, straight -run chicles cost you only three cents apiece more than ordin- ary ones,'thell a good pullet chick costs you only a little over six cents more than a common one. That charges her both for the extra cost of the cockerel that comes with her, and the higher price of chicks that die. :k :K if eggs are selling for only thirty- six cents a dozen — three cents apiece—she needs to lay only three extra eggs to more than cover her extra cost. ALL SHE LAYS BE- YOND THE .FIRST THREE ARE ALMOST CLEAR PROFIT, # >k gc Another thing to bear in mind is this: it's not only HOW MANY eggs you get, but WHEN you get them, that makes money for you. Here are some marks well worth shooting for: Month Eggs per Eggs per Hen Pullet September 12 14 October 10 96 November 8 17 December 8 17 January 11 17 February 11 11 March 14 18 April 15 18 May 16 18 June 16 17 July 15 16 August 14 3.5 Total 150 200 N'ow, here are some hints you might find worth while. •A high death rate can push tip your costs of raising laying pullets as much as twenty to forty cents per bird. Aim at saving 98 out of every 100 chicks your brood. Here's how Clarence Moore, for example, holds his mor- tality down, M } g First, he cleans his brooder house thoroughly -- scrubs it with lye ve'ater, and hoses it out with clear {Water. He starts his' brooder stoves at least 24 hours before the chicks ar. rive, to make Sure the snivel are working right. Moore uses a ,illi1•iat(dicated mash to prevent coccidiosis, feeding it according to directions. If disease does break out, he switches to one of the stronger sulfa preparations (sulfaguanadine, 4:111famethazine, Sulfaquitio-Oille) ill Oke ,Irinlcin- 1 ,cater. EXERIENCED, reliable .Holland immigrants _ TUIL1g.E)'S —_ _ available; arriving soon. Write to L. Van- - denburg, Be-; 92, Brockville Ont.; phone —.TURKEY SADDLES _ Cutting your fuel and labor costs is a big help too. For 500 chicks, try and do your brooder house chores in one hour per day; in one and a half hours for 1,000 chicks; and in two and a half hours for 2,000. If you brood only a few chicks, a coal-fired stove will give you the cheapest fuel cost. If you want to nave on hired labor, or on your own time, an "automatic" fuel—oil, gas, or electricity—may be worth the higher cost. If you brood many chicks, hot water heat may be the best for you. It costs the most to install, but it's the cheapest to operate, both in fuel and labor. Regardless of what fuel you use, an insulated, draft -free brooder house will cut your fuel bill. You can save labor by brooding in' large lots in large pens. The Berry Brothers brood as many as 10,000 chicks in a single hot -water- , -heated room, using automatic feed. ers and automatic running water. Unless they have had an out- break of disease, they raise three broods of chicks on the same lit- ter. Built-up litter stays dryer. It actually develops some feed value, as the bacteria in it create vitamin B12, or something like it. The right sorts of feeders really- save feed. Aim at raising broilers (up to 12 weeks) oil three and a half pounds of feed for each pound of poultry. It's not the feed your birds; eat tthat costs you motley. The feed the birds waste is what runs up your feed bill. Leslie Norton cuts down this cost by using four different sized feelers, He starts out by feeding on cs g; flats for three or four days. Then he uses a chick -size feeder. At three weeks he switches to a larger size, and `to a still larger feeder at: si-, weeks, George. Roche has found that doesn't pay to fill chick 'feeders more than half. full. If you put more in them, the wasted feed will cosi you more than the extra labor of filling the feeders oftener, Aim at cutting your rearing loss. es. A good mark to shoot for is saving 97 out of every 100 ptiliets you start oil range. As simple a thing its picking; the right day to move your pullets to range can make a lot of difference in death losses. Donald Crooks found he had more coccidosis when he put his birds on wet range. Now he waits for dry weather, and save adore birds. He won't vaccinate in rainy weather for laryngotracheitis, bronchitis, or Newrastle disease, either. trial. rye FREE! lo8uc and VICTORIA OPTICAL Co 273 Yonoe Sireef 2564 (after 6 o'clock), HEAVY white duck, strongly sawn aoroea _ -bars, Can be laundered. 30c each. Delivered. FARMS FOR SALE John . wild. 19 Lansdowne Avenue, Lon. FORT COULONGE, 228 acres, fully equipped, don, Ontario. with beautiful brick house and largebarn, 100 under cultivation. 100 timber tat, pine, _ OPPORTUNPTIES FOR tlilsN�, AND tdOiIAPJ — epruce and hardwood. $8,500. $6,000 handles. BE A HAIRDR.ESSIER L. Titley, Realtor, 18 Rideau St., Ottawa. JOIN CANADA'S LEADIT7G SPHodl. FOR SALE, 50 Acres of land. Good brieh Great Opportunity Learn house and outer buildings, I mile from Hairdressing • -'.- school, chess. factory and blacksmith shop. _ Pleasant dignified profession, 4qc i -v&aem All plowing done. Apply to Eloward Bethune, thousands successful Marvel graduates Dunvegan, Out R.R. 1 America's greatest system. Illustrated eau. _ FOR SALE togas free, Write or Call GUNS -Large assortment new and used. MARVEL RAIRDRES87NO SCHOOLS Bought, sold, exchanged Guaranteed repairs. 850 B'loor St W., Eoronto Scopes, aigllts installed. Fishing Tackle. Hunt- Branches, A4 King St, Hamilton ns Equipment Stio•tins Goods Spe•fal Team & 72 Rideau Street, Ottawa, Prices. Open until aine except Wednesday, Strand Cycle, Hamilton. WANTED _ NURSERY BTUOh--"' SHIP tie furs. Minks up to $46,00 -Weasel, RESERVE now for Spring Delivery -Chinese $4.60-Muskrat8;, $4,50 500 Muskrats with EIm Hedge -will grow 2 feet first year -26 minks weekly on ice with (Gangaot)-Secreta Plants sufiloiont for 25 feet (12 to 20 inches fres. Trappers Association Raieville Yam, bushy) $2.98 -seedlings 12 inches high $4.50 Due, Per 100 (plant 6 Inches apart)-Glant Exhibi- "HORSE & OATTLE 11AIR,". For highest tion Peonies in colors red, white or pink, 8 prices, ship Your Horse & Cattle Hair to B. for $1,89 -Apple trees 3 feet high in varieties Eisenberg, Inc., £001 St. Dominions fit„ McIntosh, SPY, Delicious, 8 for $1.98 -Plum Montreal, Que. trees 3 feet high in varieties Burbank and WANTE-? Lombard, 4 for $2,98 Free Colour Garden Guide with Every Order. Brookdale-icings- CHINCHILLA way Nurseries, BOwmanville, Ontario, HIGHEST GASH PRICES UP TO 4 YEARfB MOTORCv(ILES Marley Davidson, New and P,O, BOX 144, HAMILTON, ONT. used bough- sold, exchanged. Large stock SMALL hospital In attractive northern On - Vu antes, used motorcycles Repairs by tario town requites Registered Nurses for factory.trained ntechanles Bicycles, and corn General Duty, Salary $140 Per month plus plate line of wheel goods Open evenings until full maintenance. Excellent living conditions, nine except W Anesday Strand Oyrlo & Spirts. APP1Y: Superintendent of Nurser, ready Printo Icing at Snnfnt ' [lamilton _COT'T`ON Hospital, Cochrane, Ont, BAGS TWO Protestasnt toachem for two rural BLEACHED Sugar and Flour bags each 270; aehoola for term September 1960 to June towels, hmmned, about n7" x 84"--1Be 1961. Apply before April 14th, giving full each; 2c per bag rmtra on order of less than particulars -education, salary expected, etc„ 2 dozen. Dept. W ny-Products. 93 Ontario to Airs. ISarry Fairbairn, -S,.-Tress„ R.R,•8, Street, 'Rn•oat„ Wakefleld, Qunbeo. DOORS Panel "r "warbntutioa, all sizes. Attractive prices. D. 11,ICLN\A, 2779 1'mtige St., Tor. onto, Ont„ 19®p,Q Subdued o��1AIPP rFNP4.I'NTEP pleater elate% 1, ai:iiies, book• ands, anitnaly. novelties. Good assortment. ■ p� ■ � ' vacs Lists available Ilex r,8123-181.1, Sheet Now �� Toronto Dr. Dennis' amazingly fast reiiet-D, D. D. _ _ SNOWSHOES: An sizes and ntS'lwa, Bates' "Humane" Prescription -did the trick. World popular, this cooling„ liquid medication speeds anowa:hoe harness (Pat.), Noeace .pure anti comfort from cruel itching caused more blistered toes! Folder, "Snowshoeing by eczema, pini too, rashes, athlee's foot In Comfort," on request. Bates' 8nntvshoes• and other Itch 'troubles. Trial bottle, 950. Metagama (via ('.Y.R. ), N. Ontario, First application checks even the most Intense Itch or money back. Ask druggist for D. D. D. NEW ,rOHNSON Outboard Mntore. Canadian Prescription (ordinary orextra strength) now. Canoe Cn . Peterboro Boats, Canoes, Trail - era, bought, sold exchanged Large'stoclt used — motors Repairs by factm•y-trained nipolianics, Open until min,• +r•..n, w.,,11 a 4trnnd Cycle Hamilton BAGS,. BARRELS & DRUMS - aw CO'rTUN al ut• bags, He oaeh; cotton flour bags, 21,. I11 nahed sugar and flour bags, 270 each, ],,imply wood molamos barrels, $2,75 eaeb. 45 gallons, elea.n drum, $6,50 each, F.O.D. Montreal C.O.D. slid [honey writers aceepted. Jus, t LBel Ilm'd, Divii. A. 540 Sd®�ht; al{ Vfllerax, 110 tival )9 rtt.u-lto`iiii►tivElts them With P UITS Im• all Yordson and lord Tractors 1917-1960. Fast Service, Yr;oes are right. We can sumily nartn and aeeesso•ies for ail Ford P1,1011•ts. Roti Davin I,hnlird, M Cork pa d �� tit.. ti SPR tint. ',lltrl]' {SP.L'Il A tiP1tAd10'i.'Olt I��,,, inti To Ce and tr SIdri en rolin (d ion), 411oln- doing, row Crops (traitlun ), weed, drain -3.5 D" Rub on freely, and nobs t4 hifewaahitlg, Oa8b ap all- quick relief. Qreaselm. Fast -drying. rel fig, lire fighting: farm wagons. Shallow Wall Pres- Well AAGE ECONOMICAL o strongQ sure Systenun ""rlla'A" (Fog Applicator); Por- Lze Bye odor. iA•A,6 tablA Irrigation Systems with al unhinin pills, �- Buckner Sprink;era, McDowell Couplings, Veen catalogues. 'write today. SPt•nnnttor Ltd.. 1000 York St„ London. Oniarlo. ISSUE 12 -- 195® a Ir Vit, � 't r I I Y �•' gll�w it 1 Y I, lT �' rye'+, �R 'biil!j:. Rice' in flavou �- ,