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CLOD , HuGHES H(: UECAM't A 001173 WRITM YIOUIIIfEµiPING & ACCOUNTING SERVICE McCORA11C15;-Dh1ERING tractor, brand new,
'.Ct'Sillls IS a g.'t131e \w11iC11 gives tis, ME VYN57HE YOIINGESI e e Irving N. Shoom, 77 victoria St., Toronto, model C, equipped with belt pulley, 11glota,
personally, a pain in the neck, his startor, tires loaded, wheel weights, fenderai
TO WINTHF ,!ftOYRL HUMHNC THEN CNS•, SPORTS DIRWAk, AGENTS WANTED and acufflers. Llst price $1,810; must sell:
Is not such a dirty filalll ill a really ; K sanrific0 at $1,600, Free delivery, Bechtel
iliac ,,port as it alight appear at SDGIETY MEDAI, ` 1• OILS GREAMAS, TIRES, Batteries, Valois, Arotoro, New Dundee, Ont, Phone 00 _
'Nivetr is Motors, Stoves, Radios, Refrifcera-
first sight, but merely our way of t. SODA fountain andstill. �:sliapea. ie atonia.
s� tors, Past Freezers and MAIr Coulers, hoot
paying that for donkey's years our ("aailni s, Permanent Antl lheeze, cion Dealers
rugs.
3sink units, [.lost offer. I aY'k+
"Pwt'frntud, \Trite; \4'arco Grease and OU Ltd., ArngsY216 Queen Strett'ITast, Toronto.
vole in tennis has been strictly that :—,_
4)f :; qr Toronto. AIUSIOAI, INSTRUMENT REIAIRS
a spectator; and no sport oil?;..
4`arth will give you a crick ill lite q�1t "'' p ? i. �3 II/AIIk CIIrQlt4 ST1i]AGb1DMusical Inatrun,enta repaired ant)
lw1[MBER qP' CiiNADAi a<. 1N 193q, q. �— reiln,shed. For Information write A. 0. Me. -
neck as quirky and surely ""` '"' `
- as ., • • • • • � LAY -QLD chicks, broiler chicks. older Wallets, Garvey, Waod Prurhu•Is, +.h•rVllle, Ontario,
%'•^icd ten weeks to laying, Free catalogue. Tweedie —
+`" ''"' IIE WAS APPOINTED GENERAL i"blob FIateberies Limited, Fergus, Ontario, AIEDICAI,^T-
watching first -grade tennis, unless FIRST OLYMPIC 7[AEI .,:;; . ,
your observation post is directly � , � -----
THESE] special priees for this ,week and next, CRDSS Corn Salve—for sure relief. Your
back of one of the base -lines. IN 1906 3 I111NAGER QF THE. WORID`S 0 woks, at 70c., 10 wks, at 900. 12 Wks. at Drugitist sells Cress,
�• $1.20. 14 wits. at s1,40. xa wks, at $1.50, FRUIT JUICES; The principal ingre-
k * 1,iIRGEST NNVAI 1.8 wvlcs, at $1.70, 20 wks. at $2 U0, 22 wits,
kit $2
.25, Breeds—Rock x Leg, B, Hocks, dients in Dixon's Remedy for Rheu-
Not that we Canadians get much i r ,.. r � ; Sussex x Red, R, r, Reds, N, 1.lamps, Leg- uratic Pains Neuritis.
chance. of taking a s\w•ivel at first- �5 NATIONAL RUNNING , �•, [,XFd\1TI6H ,
g t t horny, Rock x Ueda. 1'heno 78 collect on MUNRO'S DRUG STORE
.; <: orders of 60 and more. Lakeview Partite &
f""``i" a: 335 Elgin Ottawa
grade tennis, the quality of our �. ::,.
, CHAMPION A7 TWO, FIVE AND g � � hatchery, I7sete, rn,t,
r"'" ' -- $1.25 Ex cess Prepaid
native game seeming to improve € g aux L10'r SALE _ p_.... - p
,it about the same rate of speed TEN MILES, HE WAS GIVEN Ev '�1 G -9-10-x2 \v]ts to ready to lay pullets, Raised UNWANTED HAIR
under that of our race -track Thorough-- '& t • s# under sand ronanions frau, special breecilxg
gg 'i ErRdlor,ted from any part of the body with
�, AN S)b0,q , ) stock. R. 1, Reds, Sussex Y Reds, Red Saen-Polo R remarkable discovery of ilio age,
brecis—and if you think that is a MONO RY TITLE OF Nc3 Rock. .B, hocks. N. Hamps, Itock :C Leg. Sate SRon-Polo' contains no harmful Ingredient,
e'ornplinientary remark, you're Wel- "CHIEF.. , ARA7HDM"" ,� ` price for prompt delivery. 6 wits, at 55c, 7
Mit EXPECTS A Rf. U and ,vlll destroy the hair roat.
n wks, at 60c, 3 w,'1Ka. fit 05c, 10 awlra. at 85c, LOR-BEER LABORATORIES
t`o'nic• r"c• 12 wks. at $1,15, 14 wire. at $1.30, 16 wits,
070 Granville Slrect.
AT1'ENDNNGE BETWEEN iiU6,$ffi at $1.45, IS wlrs, at $1.66, 20 wkE. at $1.95. Vancouver, B.C, .
` 1 "`•� These prices for prompt delivery. Order from
Cour Canadian racket -wielders are ; S c` and enclose this act, 10 per cent depos[t, YLOXn for Rheumatism. In tint relief. 4,
s :`' G AND SEPT. A OVEN SURPASSING soothing, hent producing salve discovoretl
pretty much outclassed any time �' w' .. a I3uranc1ale Chicly I3atchery, Sander, Ontario. by n prominent Swedish chemist. Approved
they step into top -Notch coinpeti- UE 1949 RECORD OF 46,60,000 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES by Swedish Government hospitals and insti.
tion, and that's all there is about - AT THE tutions and extensively used in Scandinavian
NOTICE Horne and Store Owners, Advertis- countries with excellent results, Already many
W. and while it's customary—and (ANAMN NAT1gNALEX91NTIOWI Ing Agents. You can now purchase Quality aattsded users in Canada, Tloxen gives beat
wooden cabinets at manufact
s:asy—to put tits blame almost en- avers' prices. results for; Rheumatic Pains, lumbago,Anflam-
Custom and quantity production, For rotor- niatlon of the Joints, sciatica, neuralgia and
tirely on our weather conditions, " mation write A. C. AlcOarvey, Wood Pro- muscular pains, PoutPaid. $1.50 a Jar. Scandia
it's possible that there may be other
-' ducta, Orrville, Ontario. I -rouse, 425 IIamilton St., Vancouver, B. C.
1•easons as well. With so ..any On- success in tennis for anothei "Oil
$ario communities either engaged
iii, or planning, the construction
of sports centres, possibly the fol-
lowing remarks regarding tl*'
proper courts to build in order to
cticourage fast tenths inay not he
too far off the be;tin,
k 4
It's no real secret that the best
tennis in the world is played in
California. A prominent official
out there recently stated that they
consit;ered it a poor year when
their players didn't win at least
Seventy-five per cent of their
tnatclles in lie major national and
international touruanxents. He
wasn't just boasting, either. He was
simply stating a fact that's borne
out by the records. And it can't all
be just sun and balmy weather,
because other sections of the World
:ire blessed with those commodities
a well as California—but they still
don't have the mass production of
Grade A racketeers.
Gene Alako, who tennis fans re-
faIl as doubles partner of Don
kludge,—and a grand combination
'they were—believes that the nature
of the courts they play on has far
amore to do with California young-
sters' success than the climate. Un-
like most other places, young Cal-
ifornians are brought up almost ex-
clusively on tennis courts of con-
crete manufacture.
In contrast to the surfaces in
rise throughout the rest of the
country, the concrete court gives
tennis balls a good, true bounce.
One thing this tends to deveop in
a player is smoothness and rhythm
of stroking.
The bounce, too, off concrete is
Baster than grass or cla - or practi-
cally any other surface outside of
hardwood. What does this mean?
'Wore speed, for one thing,
The development of the attacking
igame that is synonymous with
concrete you learn to hitand come
in," Ivfako explains. You learn
to play correctly. Look; over the
lists of recent years. See if you
scan find a clay courts player who
consistently wop any of the big
tournaments. You know why .they
haven't? Clay court players are 90
per cent baseliners, And you just
can't win big matches from the
baseline.
.xMako, who now is a construc-
tion engineer and a specialist at
cement courts, recently returned to
California from a trip East. "Back
there and in the Midwest they know
nothing about cement construc-
tion," lie claims. "They do it all
wrong. Whey they do build a ce-
nient court they do it by sections,
"Any one -process pour is super-
ior to a two -process," he explained.
"That way you get a flat, even sur-
face that is free from buckling."
In constructing a cement. court,
Mako likes to have his crew begin
pouring at 6:30 in the morning of
the appointed day. If all goes well,
that phase of the job ought to tale
no more than four hours. That is,
for a court of normal size, say
60 by 120 feet.
* *
"At noon, just as the cement
starts to settle, the hand finishers
go to work," 2vlako explained.
"This is the most important part
of the operation. A hand -applied
rotary finish must be put oil the
court." A delicate process, the work
is demanding of an artisan's skill.
"Out of 100 hand finishers," Mako
said, "maybe you will get three
good ones."
# *
Of course, the cement courts are
expensive. Say between $5,000 and
$6,000, depending upon the type
and location. After that, though,
there is practically no upkeep. The
courts don't have to be watered,
rolled, sodded or, better than any-
thing, mowed.
COMING SPORT SHOW
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WILL HELP MAKE ,
Recently group of prominent
Canadian agriculturists and farm
,•: Nx
editors took a tour through Ver.
mons and New ar a where,�
n �.
s, an
for the past few years, an extensive
y
GPO
grassland improvement program has
1 e.
been in progress, the folks 'down
there believing that highly pro(luc-
COMING mivw4y
CO`MING rit,w rRomics
FOREIGN EXHISETS
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be any "wear and tear" on the
hens at all. Maybe there fence ANDTISIM
even be any hens. Ain't Science
wonderful?
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When I ran across newe about _ tive and during winter to keep u
the latest substitute for eggs, I mills production,
couldn't help thinking of Uncle
Eph Palmer. back on the farm in The New England farmers use
Wellington County in the days. of no essentially new ideas or meth
too long ago. Aunt Hetty had just oris to achieve their success. Mos
returned from the village where it of their grasslands are the bay -
was
her custoin to trade in butter, pasture type which are left in ha
eggs and similar truck for store and pasture for five
goods and Uncle Eph inquired how p years before
much eggs were fetching. re -plowing and rc-seeding. No see
k k * mixture is standard for the area
One excellent. pasture consisted o
Three dozen for a q'uarter," ladino clover and orchard grass
Aunt Hetty replied, "and likely only.
to go lower they say," "Is that all?"
said Uncle Eph, "Heck! That hard- High yields are obtained by other
ly pays for the wear and tear on farmers from mixing such grasses
the poor hens!" as timothy, brome or orchard grass
* * * with legumes such as alfalfa, red
Anyway, according to the dis- of ladino clover, depending on what
patch I referred to at the begin- mixture has been found to be most
ning, over in Norway they've per= productive.. Good results are ob-
fected a chemical process-.avhich • tained when legumes are seeded
outproduces one hundred thousand in the fall and grasses during spring.
hens to daily transform quantities No farms visited used more than
of codfish waste into synthetic eggs- 15 pounds of seed per acre.
white. One pound of the artificial * `i
product is said to be equivalent _ Highy productive pastures were
to the albumen contained in 150 fertilized with as much as 1,000
hen's eggs. pounds of fertilizer per acre at the
k t time of seeding. For maintainence
According to Chemical and En- during the next five years super-
phosphate News, the synthetic al- phosphate was applied alone or in
bineer contains 30 to 90 per cent mixture with potash or a complete
mixture depending on the seed used
pure protein and can be used for and 'needs of the soil as determined
baking, ice-cream, mayonnaise, and by a soil test. After the initial
pharfnacceutical products, as well treatment, top -dressing with man -
as in the textile and paint iirdus- ure or fertiliizer is standard prac-
try. Albumen is also used indus- ti.ce each year.
trially 'for soap, cosmetics, and k
paper. The general consensus of the.
* k visiting group was that methods
One pound of the synthetic prod used by New England farmers in
uct requires approximately 11 ` their grassland program should be
pounds of waste from the Nor carefuly studied and emulated by
wegian coddfish industry accord- Canadians who are looking to live-
ing to the report. Trial production stock as the main source of in -
of more than 600 pounds a day come. Potential benefits are two -
has been started by two Norweg- fold:
ian ' firms. (a) Production of low cost yet
highly nutritous feed.
Production is, carried out by a (b) A paying soil conservation
completely chemical - mechanical program—soiiiething that is vital-
lyproess from the time the fish enter needed for Canadian farm lands.
the pipe line at one end of the All of which sounds not only
plant until the end product clnerges interesting, but mighty sensible and
in the form of a dry white pow- practical as well, and I'm glad to
der. Norwegian fishermen haul ass aloe thes- suggestions
about 1,000,000 toils of fish from p g ggestions to any
the sea each year, of which a large readers of this column—and I hope
portion is processed into margar- there are a lot of you—to whom
ne and cattl ; fodder. they may be of value,
Well, all I have to acid is that y
f this sort of thing continues, kf.
P
'soon things will be better f
--or worse—than they were back
n Uncle Eph's day, and there won't
:k rk
WILL HELP MAKE ,
Recently group of prominent
Canadian agriculturists and farm
YOUR �5 hESS
editors took a tour through Ver.
mons and New ar a where,�
n �.
s, an
for the past few years, an extensive
y
GPO
grassland improvement program has
�\
been in progress, the folks 'down
there believing that highly pro(luc-
�^
tive pastures are an important part
of improving and maintaining rural
prosperity.
,J
v
:k ,k
While there the Canadians saw
dairy
S�
prosperous farms, for exp
ample, With as much as seventy.
\
five per cent of their areas in grass,�ny
Many farms were able to maintain
a dairy cow on two forage
�g
yit]•^�L%Y-. ,)
acres of
per year. On ogle farm for a herd
Guernseys
�•�v
of (26 millting) enough
forage obtained
n
was from 47 acres
of hay and pasture. In most.cases
`\
excess grass was harvested and
°
preserved as grass silage which was
�-
led ill dry weather in suninier when
Illness forces sale. Write C. Beaulieu, Boo-
field, Ontario.
pastures were relatively unproduc•
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SCHOOLS
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358 Bloor St W., roronto
Branches 44 King St . Hamilton
FAR31S rOR SALE
& 72 Rideau Street, Ottawa
FARM, 200 acres, good opportunity. 1.1 miles
from town, 20 miles from North Bay.
PATENTS
Illness forces sale. Write C. Beaulieu, Boo-
field, Ontario.
Ml9T.HWRSTUNHAUGH & OumpanY Patein
Salleltore Establishea 1390 360 Rai Street,
FARAT, 02 acrea, all workable, on No. 7
rnrnnin Rnoklot ni ,ntormntinn on request.
Ilighway near achool and village, hydro and
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good spring ,vater. 3o miles east Toronto,
TEACHERS WANTED
tall possession. Apply to U. Gormley, Brook-
T'4t'O QITALIFnO:D TEACIII J.S wanted for
lin, Ont.
S.S. No, 6, village school fit Qua0evllle. and
- FIFTY -ACRE tarn, for sale near Owen
No, G, Bruceton, Co. Renfrew, r)uties to com.
Sound on Provincial Highway. Two-storey
mcnce Sept. 5, 1950. State salary expected
t brick houde in excellent condition with run-
when amxlying to Al Kennelly, sect.-Treas_
ning water—large barn with hydro and water
Qaadeville. Ont.
in stable, driving abed and henhouse, five
A PROTESTANT teacher wanted for a rural
- Acres hardwood bush. This sear fifteen acres
s,•hool in School Area No, 2 Innisfil near
were In pasture, fifteen in hay and balance in
Bartle. ]Minimum salary $1800.00. Ataxhnum
crop. Inimedlate Possession, Terms if required.
$2000,00, Apply R. FI, Iluhbert, R.R. 5,
Open for inspection by appointment. R. Pat.
Barrie, Ontario•
terson and Son, .Beal Estate Brokers, Owen
Sound, Out. Telephone IOG. Night phone 77.
WANTED
75 ACRES good land, good buildings, stock,
WANTED AT ONCE—(,ENhftAL DUTY
machinery and crop, on good road, near
NURSES
village, Frank Isaac, Castleton,
44 HOUR Week, 10 Statutory Holidays. 1
160 -ACRE Farm sight miles from Englehart,
month vacation with uay after 12 months.
Spring water and creek.. 16 acres cleared,
Salary $175.00 per month rising by four
gonna partly cleared, Timberland will more
annual increments to £205.00 per month
than pay for place. Sacrifice for quick cash
Good worldrig conditions. Duncan is situated
aisle $350,00. Box 2i7. Englehart.
midway between Victoria and Nanaimo on
FOR SALE
beautiful Vancouver island. Present nurse
shortage due to the too accurate ahn by
ALUAIINUAI ROOFING—immediate shipment
Cupid. Telegram or letter to king's Daughter"s'
—.019" thick in 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10 -foot
Flotmital, Duncan, B.C,
lengths. Price to' apply .019" at $9.40 per
WANTED',
square. .016" at $8.25 per arluare delivered
Ontario points. For estimates, samples, liter.
SOFTWOOD LUMBER
ature, etc.: write: A. C. LESLIE & CO.
1" 210 and 3" Sawn Softwood, an kind; -- --• --
an3ltru
LIAN ITED. 130, Commissioners St.. Toronto 2,
coils out, and trimmed, cSoftw,o cr -load
lata•
Ontario.
ROBERT JONES LCAIBER CO. .
CIRCULAR saw mill. Good condition. Auto-
HAMILTON. ONT. '
matie saw filing machine for hand saws
and' circular saws. Also large 'circular saws,
WANTED, Baled Wheat Strnwv Wire bales.
ire
alL. he
saw bits and holders. W. D. Williams, Ga-
L J, & B. Co Erie, Al c
tineau,_Quebee,
MOTORCYCLES, Harely Davidson. New rind
b h
used, ons t, sold, exchanged, Large stock
or guaranteed used motorcycles. Repairs by
factory -trained mechanics. Bicycles, and com-
plete line of wheel Bootle, also Guns, Boats
and Johnson Outboard Motors. Open evenings
until nine except Wednesday, Strand Cycle
& Sports. King at Sanfnrd,Hamilton.
TRACTOR—D, C. Allis-Chaimes Combine,
Allfa-Chalmers all crop. Both A-1 condition,
Phone Afilibroolt 25ww or write Box 114, A1111 -
brook, Ontario,
NEW TIRICS
SPECIAL DEAL FOR DEALERS ONLY
Dealers required to distribute first line
Gutta Perelia Tires backed by Gutta Perelia
lifetime guarantee. Large stock of passenger
and truck tires in Popular sizes available.
Exceptional' discounts for duration of sale.
Enquirles will be promptly looked after.
Write now for details of this once-in-a-life-
time offer. Tire Department, Hercules Sales
Limited, 3336 Dun'tins Street West Toronto,
Ontario,
Thrift
The MacTavishes went to a
movie, taking their very vocal baby,
At the ticket window they were
warned that unless the child was
ciuiet during the show', they would
have to take their money alit] leave.
Halfway through the show, the wife
turned to her husband and whis•
pered: "What do you think of it?"
"Rotten."
"Pinch the baby,"
Tired Aching.
Tender Feet
Yoar feetnmy 130 a,) tender and inflamed
that you thlnit you can't go another step
Your shoes may feel as if they are cutting
right into the flesh. You feel sick all over
with the Daln slid torture: vou'd give any
thing to get retiof.
Two or three aptillentions or uoolie'e
lUmerald Oil after a good hot Not bath and
In 15 minutes the pain and soreness digs
appears.
Nn matter how discouraged you have
been if you have not tried Emerald Oil
then you have something to learn. Get S
bottle today ,t any good drug store.
I Was Nearly Crazy
With Fiery itch—
'Until I discovered Dr, D. D, Dennis' amaziaC
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popular, this pure, cooling, liquid medication
speeds pence and comfort from cruel itching
caused by eczema, pimples, rashes, athlete's
foot and other itch troubles. Trial bottle, 350
First application checks even the most intense
Itch or money back, Ask druggist for D. D. D,
Frescription (ordinary or extra strength),
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LIVER BILE—
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Bed in the Morning Rarin' to Go
The liver should pour out about 2 pinta of
bile juice into your digestive tract every day,
If this bile is not flowing freely, your food may
not divest, It may just decay in the digestive
tract, Then gas bloats up, your stomach, You
get constipated. You feel sour, sunk and the
world
takes tloolts hone mild, gentle Carter's Little
Liver Pills to get these 2 pinta of bile flow-
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Geta package today, Effective in making
bile Sow freely. Ask for Carter'e Little Liver
Pills, 350 at any drugstore.
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