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Nillnts, Eleotrlo hlotal•s,ulaves, Radios,
Refrigerators, Fast Freozers and Will
with -Brie nngledozer,
steel winter cab, 11 ft, 'Y -type snow plow,
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Coolers, hoof Coatings, l atonnnent Anti-
Will sell reasonable, hielvllle Davison,
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is addressed to folks oil, the make,
this you won't rush madly to sell
PROOF that. Our aperint broiler chicks
Apply nolo find have one for next spring,
It is t0 the ef#ect that when you're
all your live stock, together with
aatlsfy the most exacting broJler special-
or sooner. LRA, P.O. Box ass, Ottawa,
Ontario,
climbing up the Hill of Success It
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most of your harvesting machinery
ist !s that they conlo here for more•
Also chlcks for ]aging. Tweddlo chicle
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PULLETS, 12 wOclts to laying, heavy
breeds, Cud-
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under ,grass. Still, if the following
prompt shipment, Edgar
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CRESS BUNION 9A1,�'li;—tor amazing
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partment H, ParkplOa Dye works Limited.
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We have often thought of this
adage when certain individuals.
came tumbling down—millionaires,
commercial tycoons and the like
who didn't hesitate to throw their
weight around when they were up
there. They always seemed so sur-
prised that other folks didn't take
such a mournful view of the tumble
as they did themselves. Expecting
sympathy, the best they got was
advice to go and look under the
letter "S" in the dictionary.
Now that same adage comes to
mind when we.consider the present
plight of a couple of football outfits
who, just about ten months ago,
were the two top teams in Canada
—to wit, the Ottawa Rough Riders
and the Calgary Stampeders.
It is hardly a secret that neither
the Riders or the Stampeders had
to be told they were good. They
would freely admit that they were,
if you asked them. Or even if you
didn't. In fact, over a fairly lengthy
stretch of watching athletes in the
process of winning or losing, we
can'recall few teams who created a
more unfriendly feeling among the
general public by their actions off
the field; although, in all fairness,
it must be said that a generous
measure of that ill feeling play have
been due to a horde of loud-
mouthed supporters who carried
e,nthp5i4.sm to the point of obi`
noxiousness.
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Anyway, while the Calgary and
Ottawa teams may have been high-
ly popular in their own back yards,
they were far from that among the
neighbors.
And now look at thenll Ottawa,
of course, at present writing are not
definitely out of it. But anyonee
who witnessed the pushing around
they took from the Argos—the team
all the experts picked to finish
either third or fouth—the other
Saturday would be loath to wager
more than a picayune on their
chance's of winning the Big Four
again. (A picayune, if you must
know, was a coin they used to have
down New Orleans way, worth
around six and a quarter cents.)
As for the Stampeders—well, for
them the ship has definitely sailed.
About all that is left for them is to
borrow the line managements of
losing baseball clubs feed to the
fans and say, "Next year we're go-
ing to have a HUSTLING ball
team."
Yes, indeed, that old adage we
alluded to at the start isn't such a
bad one for teams, as well as indi-
viduals, to take to heart "Always
remember that the folks you pass
on your way to the top are the same
ones you'll pass oil the way down."
And we Hope that the Calgary
Stampeders and the Ottawa Rough
Riders are feeling plenty sorry for
themselves —sorry enough to t,
c ter all their mental aches and
y� bruises. Yes, they'd better, because A welfare officer was interview -
outside of their own supporters, ing a mother of thirteen children.
nobody else appears to be, "It's incredible," she said. "How on
earth do you find time to look
Nor slid those same Ottawa after -so many by yourself?"
Rough Riders do anything to in- The mother replied without hesi-
crease their general popularity by tation. "When I had only one child
F their actions in regard to a couple it took all my time, so what more
of deeply-taniled members of the can thirteen take?"
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791 Ponge Street, Toronto, Ontario,
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UNWA TED HAIR
Argonauts. With Negroes starring
on Big League baseball teams, and
on College football elevens, south
of the Border — with a United
States Negro just receiving a Nobel
Prize that proclaimed hien as one
of the world's outstanding citizens
—such treatment of the race here in
Canada is sickening, to put it very
mildly.
It is a fact that Ulysses Curtis,
one of the colored gentlemen in
question, has a rather reprehensible
habit of shaking his large dogs
around after he has been tackled.
But his Big Four playmates could
have been trusted to cure him of
that. Other footballists, in the past,
have had the 'saline habit—and
wound up by being carried off the
field with a badly twisted knee.
But if Ulysses Cutiswas, the
dirtiest player who ever stepped on
a.gCanadian gridiorn—which he was
a great many miles from being—
even that wouldn't excuse the kind
of filthy abuse that was hurled at
tum by one, at least, of the Rough
Riders. What was even worse was
the action of a member of the
Ottawa management in backing up
—instead of repudiating—what his
players had done, If that's what
professional sport in Canada is
coming to, the sooner we're rid of
it the better.
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But maybe there was a reason,
although not an excuse. As poor old
Jack Johnson once said in our hear-
ing, "It's funny how they never
worried about my bad morals till
after I'd copped the champ ion ship."
Maybe, if Ulysses Curtis ]lad been
just an ordinary ruin -of -the -mill
player, instead of an outstanding
star, those proud Ottawa's wouldn't
have cared whether his skin was
black, white, or skyblue pink
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Most people laughed when a
London grass -eating enthusiast re-
commended fine golf course tips
garnished with lawn cuttings, and
rissoles cooled with dried grass.
Yet today scientists agree the
grass may prove a panacea for the
world's pressing food problems.
During the war British Govern-
ment chemists investigated the,food
possibilities of fresh young grass
and, at the height of the U-boat
menace, actually set up a shadow
factory for potential production. .
Desert troops in Libya and else-
where Who munched sustaining
candy bars never realized they were
eating experimental' grass nougat.
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protein, and researchers at the
Rothamsted soil science station
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25 bulbs $1; 100 bulbs, $4; of mixed
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spring Lilv of Valley roots: 12 good sized of the age. Snea-Pete contains no hn7'nn-
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cent of the moisture to be extracted for dandruff and skin disorders, too,
from grass while retaining every Get a bottle today; keep it
particle of food value. What is handy,
more, one ounce of vitamin Bl ex-
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