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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1950-12-14, Page 2i w ► SWB1TC i 1.0 ' "You never Can tell from where You sit," according to the old t say an8e "just 10w yourpicture's going ►. to look." Or, in more scholarly language, I it's not a bad idea, once in a while, to take a hinge at things from the other guy's viewpoint, ► Which is what we' propose doing 01 iI• today in regard to the noble sport of hockey, (And, in passing, aren't we over- due for a hockey rule which will insist on all goal -tenders wearing proper head protection? The way the boys slash at that puck now- adays, I ' ys, it won't be long before one or more sightless eyes will be as :Hauch the trade -mark of an ex - goalie as cauliflower ears are of an M ex—wrestler.) rk M :k But to get off the detour and back on the main road. Mr. Sydney Skil- ton i''5 -k British sports writer who has recently been giving his views of various games and pastimes as ;played in the United States. He starts off this particular piece by saying that ice hockey in England and the United States have several parallels. "I found," 'writes Mr. Skilton, °Awhea tatting a look at National League teams, the professional and :highest version of play, that by far fate majority of contestants are Canadians, that crowds average eight to nine thousand for the popu- lar occasions, that the sport has no real roots, and that it is arti- hcial," We personally doubt if folks like Art Ross of Boston, Jack Adams of Detroit or Bill Tobin of Chicago will like those cracks about the sport being artificial and having no .real roots in the United States; or, for that matter, the implication that eight or nine thousand consti- tute "special occasion" crowds. But --well ,that's what the man said. So, tread on the petrol, Mr. Skiltonl ""There is a noticeable difference in the standard of plan, of course. The American is faster, more pre- cise and more spectacular. But then, oil it should be, seeing that the expon- amts are full-tinie professionals and in receipt of substantial. salaries. Their game is also much more vigor- ous, as it must be, if it is to main - lain its place with the American public tchich ha:. been brought up r to believe that bodily contact is all. essential in sport." (Here we ]night interject that we have seen hundreds of baseball games that had less actual "bodily :contact" than a good fast chukker of Post Office. But that is probably merely captious and carping criti- cism, whatever that may mean.) i "Promoters of hockey in the Na- tional League—this comprises four .Anieri.can-narned city teams and two Canadian—have their prob- lems in keeping the sport illumin- ated brightly before the eyes of their patrons. Unlike their British counterparts, they have no visits from foreign teams to brighten the Beene and relieve the monotony of ++ bi-weekly league play." (It is a good thing for Mr. Skit - ton that he writes in The Christian Science Monitor, published in Mas- sachusetts. "Monotony"— applied to ► the' sacred game of hockey. Them is fighting language, sub, up 'round Church and Carlton Streets.) j :H y, t "Another noticeable difference is t At the intervals. When the ice is swept, instead of indiscriminate r shovel and broom play it is done -with a touch of ceremony. At Wem- bley, for example, '-he sweepers are uniformly built and clothed and they march in formation. Their ' aofforts are climaxed with a final parade down the middle of the ice i., 1 H V K 1 Bounds Good, A.nyway--Fo1•nuI Grazlan0, known •a5 "Boxing'" Bi nov"flow .a, part-time teacher at a dan arr sotlxe of the footwork til b e e •l'acickyVin s(Iletrlrrly declared, r tlrinl delinque i' ► a .-Classified ied Adv BATA! 17i alis 13MIN good commission selling ohlcka for one of CanadWe largeut and boat known Canadian Approved Hatcheries. 'Liberal vommission.paid. Trull particulars. Box 12, 1.25 - 18th Street, New Toronto, Ontario, CASH In on the growing demand for ineat and eggs %vitt], Byers quality chicks from' R.O.P, aired and Canadian approved pul- lorum cleanstock. Our breeders 1 carefu 1 y selected for the fast growth and fast feathering that adds to broiler profits, also ,.he stamina and laying ability that makes profitable layers. That's why many more eustameri order Year after year, Tright leading breeds and crosses, sexed or un- sexed. By popular demand chicks svol1- able weekly the Year around at reasonable V today pris es. Write tot• details Byers Poultry Farm, Myrtle Station, Ont. SUCCESS inPoultry depends on breeding. Your success will depend on the quality of the breeding In the day old chicks, pullets or cockerels that you purchase. Tweddle M.O.P, Sired Ohi,•1is .T%lll make You extra money for eggs or ]neat. Chicks every week. Also Turkey Moults, Older Pullets 38 weeks to laying. Bend for early delivery. nrJre list. Catalogue.'Cweddlo Chiclt IIatrhorles Llmitetl L I.rgus, Ontario, RUSINL49 OPPOR C NITIE4 TI•IIS is what you've been looking for.Sell housewives our tube flavors. Big repeat business. everywhere. Agents de- lighted. Our business doubled last year. Don't mics this, hither sex. Craig Bros.. .Niagara. Falls, Ontario. OVEIN(I ANT) CLEANING HAG'O You ana'thing needs dyeing or clean- ing? Write to us Par information. we are glad to answer your auestions De. partmew fl, Pnrher's Dae Works Limited. FOR SALE AIOTOROYCLES, Marley Davidson. New, and used, bought• sold, exchange(], Large stockof guaranteed used mntorcycles. Re- pairs- by • ractory-trained- meobanles. Bi- cycles, and complete line of wheel goods, also Guns, Boats and Johnson Onlboard Motors Open evenings until nine except Wedbeuday. Strand Cycle R Sports. Bing at Sanford, EIamilton few uuaranteed ITORNETT one-man Chain SAWS with rope starter — $249.00 with rewind starter — $275.00. Equipped wltb 20" or 24" blades and the new Smith Planer Chain. Sales Tax extra If appli- cable, We in.ka trades. SARTIL-CALLER LIMITED 647 %V001%vich St., - GUTLPII, Ont. VEINED].' Alaebfne suitable for malting Cheese Box or Basket veneer, J. R. Kennedy, 5S4 William Sheet, Coboura, Phone 1135w. FIRE ALARM—SAVE LIVES! As low as $4. Protect Your home, barn, stable, etc. works on temperature rise. Instant, positive alarm. Writo P.O. Box 105. Outremont, Quebec, or C. Wilson Limited, 1006 Dufferin Street, Toronto, Ontario. FEED corn on the cob or shelled so much per ton delivered in Ontario by trucks. For further particulars write Cliff Taylor, Ridgetown, or phone 82.2, MEDICAL Rheumatic Pains or Neuritis should try Dixon's Remedy, MUNRO'S DRUG STORE 335 Elgin Ottawa EXCIQL1ZNT GIkT "Grape Cure" Boolk, $3.16. "tmon, Altht 1tis, Cataract, Can- tones, Sinus, Ulcers, Anem1a, Catarrh, Obesity. etc„ treated successfully nature's way by "Grupe Diet," Al, Peterson, 08472, Larchmont, ]dint, Nrich, UNWANTED HAIR n part klradicnted from any l n l of the body with Saea-1:1elo, a. remarkable discovery 0 P .V.itl` •1 Ela contains o harm- ful the t. a i s o 1 tr. ful ingredients, and will destroy the halt" ]root. Ld;ft-IIIt'I R r„tu01i;1'rOILY]G8 679 G-ronville Stant', NilAlPei1 'lr D.C. 0PPORTIT\Tl l'r1CC I -0ii q], , S. W011ii2q. — BE A HAIRDRESSER LOIN C.ANADA'P LPADTNC SCT7001, (lrear Opportnnity Lenrn uni rd roasin.” Pleasant dignified profession• good wages 'thousands of successful Harvel grndunted America's Cretatest System fllnstrated rlotalogne Free write or Call MARVEL 0AiRDRESSM0 SCHOOLS 958' Alnnr St W.. Toronto Branches: 44 Kills St. llannlltun 72 Rilenn It.. Ottawn LEARN PIANO BY EAR. Quickly. T7•anteSt system aver invented, young or old Pan learn. write: George Conner, Dept 1f., Cheney. Kansas, U.S.A. PAT'ENTA AN OrrER to every Inventor—List of in. ventions and full information sent free. The Ramsay Co., Realstered Patent Atter• neysi' 273 Bank Street, Ottawa PETHERSTO-NIHAT701.3 , Company. Pa. tent Solicitors, Established 1800. 350' Bay Street, Toronto Bnoklet or inrnrnla• tion on request YLR90NAr. CA-•NADIAN WRITERS needed. You eau learn to write prodtable MAIM). I7e111e- study course glees you personal instrue- tion by successful Canadian author. Let us tell you bow. Bonded and Government llc:ensed. Also manuscripts given earerul revision '•1t moderate rates• Cnnadian writers' Service, 2904 R'Pat 28th Avenue, Vancouver, B.C. _ STAMPS NBEATABLE, over 12,, dh1'erent stamps, nice assortment, loo to approval appll- cants. Emery. R. 1, Vittoria, B.C. I. rA rMPROVED Bacon type Registered Berk- t.�• .:. HOW CAN I F , By Acme Ashley fl` i dna How- can Y make putty? . Suction. Blower for your unloading lob. br mixing linseed oil with it(l ivjxltPng t0 the proper (,on- / curtail production unless you purchase �a early in the new year. Contact us for long bacon type A.R. breeding 5 months name of our nearest dealer. McBee Bros., * ASPHALT SHINGLES $3.35 These• interlocking shingles are lust one How can I prevent any dan- .,,. , �. r Of wa ds andexpr¢ssions No. 210 Butt Shingles $6,26. No. 166 Tite-Lock Shingles $4.3.0. -gor of Cyst inside an oven? z xS � Z ' � � s sw,x `:•�.'�� _ ,4 : The oven door of the gas �? ` ��'�S•,x�ex"•''.�;,r,�:� ,•.•�• • •� • <a., s.f.,. ,:.t,�,�•v, fif' �r +ilE` ^ri`�'�'+ �' left open for a range should be a op a :r,? c� while after using. This will let out .,�,,.,; n,ll�•• .� , ,�;.�:,�;., ,,,�.,e�; the warm air, and no moisture 1e vel s,: ''� ;��;•; �,�, � ': �`� ;:s>l ':�t.° = s;<' .?x: .::: collect to form rust. d..v `C :3yA'p: .#:: ;h: d r:• r t,,i/ .aa: :k 1k h d• l to s• a; ,Y a: c • o can Iremove, i int How a l COAL CO. stain from paper. iiaanilton, Ontario 'E � A. Apply a solution of muriate ,k><:�f� ,lx,. ,$.. M=<;�,�t7,•>i-=, .:•�• „� '..,y y';�klt.,•,•g,� • of tin with a sof • t brush. W11C11,.tI1C b o• Leaves nA .rtes. Tuni 1''11"girt sells stain disappears,r11Sc aId dry the CitB19S. papa( carofully. POST'S ECZEMA, SALVE orite pastime. On one of these BA\Tt51-I the torment of dry eczema rashes and weeping skin troubles, Post's Ooze, Q. How can I prevent the inside .. •.?� met salve will not disappoint you. lids f my 4 f -the silver-plated i t mus- ltching scaling, burning eczema, acne, ringworm, pimples and athlete's foot, will tard and horseradish pots from K turning green? g• ' A. Coat then.] with a thin layer IMICE $1.09 1'1311 JAR POST'S REMEDIES of paraffin. Sent Post Free on Recelpt of Price "sandwich" even though the 889 Queen 4t. H., Corner of Loran, l'oronto Q. How can I tighten the blades of a pair of scissors, which have Faithful Unto Death—.A stray (togs stands guard ove.r.the body become loose? A. 'Cry pressing a hot ofa fallen companion why was hit by an auto and killed. Dttr- pincer or soldering iron on each side of ins his long; vigil, the dcl� kept diglring snow away from the the rivet which holds the blades. body. as a h'eac•) fall threFtlened to cover it. Tile rivet will expand and fit the DA.11V1ES i bole which tightens these blades, , p, e°'te`" bile juice into your digestive tract every day, to the ever popular strains "Soldiers WOMAN SUCKLED CUBS Q. How can. I impart a better of the (ween." The last few steps _ flavour to fruit cake? of the last pair of shovellcrs are „c,ln i •ts ,ire discussing the first A. When the fruit cake is ready always timed to the tune's slow'.ng rrporttd instance of carnivorous for, baking, set it in the icebox valedictory, "the boys of the old animais being reared by a human for t 4 hours before putting it brigade." It is a show in itself that � mother, a young pygmy woman o he oven. It will be lighter and never loses appeal." echo suckled two leopard cubs in the fruits will give the dough a K ,x r• h+rn t+ ith her oi•, n baby, better flavour, i. Here, ive think, h;'s a suggestion of real . %alue, Attcn- The cubs were found with the wtnuan by a safari party who were a A Q How can I prevent moisture dances at `;tdison Square Gardens shooting %vital a pyginy guide in the from forming on eyeglasses when —and other places —• bare been hush „ear Livingstone, :tirorthern going. from a cold into a warm down lately, Maybe-, if they hor- Rhodesia. They had killed a leo- atmosphere? rowed the Chorus Line front B'lly l.rdess when the guide told them. A. Moisten the tips of the fingers Rose's Golden Horseshoe, or some she had just had cubs, so a search and rub thein over a calve of soap; then rub them over the Ices, and - similar organization, to clean the was matte. They found a woman polish as usual. ice in the intervals, it would help nursing the cabs in turn with her liven things up.) baby, With the guide acting as ONLY $250 UP k :x interpret•clr, she told the leader of OIL BURNERS "The American season extends the party, Major Gustav Teitge, 4-1-IOUR CHANGEOVER about the sameeriod as the Bri- P that she hall taken pity on the cut)". FURNACES REPLACED fish, from October to mid-April, but whereas the British have nuiner- She %vas given a pound for her o:vz.a• 4 Ilor',its TOR E:CCE:, \GFS Air -Conditioning Furnace Repairs ous supplementary knock -out and trouble and the party took the cubs %vith them. 'There they were TORONTO'S VASTEST SERvrCx Our experts can mire dour league tournaments, beforee and weaned O71 Cal dried 711i1k. .Vow heating problem and give You after Christmas, the American- They are thriving. ng. beating comfort the same day. Canadians subdue everything to one PHONE WAVERLEY 7198 'world series' trophy. Last season's Stanley Cup play set a new latest date record. It I SEES) R � � IP�� ". O �,, ,� E T i VITAL was not completed until April 23. w It also set mark for sustained suspense. TheRed Wings had ed B a . TING T play 28 minutes and 31 seconds of r overtime, before obtaining the goal Bank of Montreal President A5 "Fay-2ts-you-gore that defeated ,New York Rangers in the seventh -and final test. A: Wil, Follicy in d'oirert'i)l ant FInanein.g ---- Says Freeing memorable season was 1949-50 in of Canadian Dollar "Courageous and Wise"' �' which six different NHL records were .set ..but .when .attendances toppled down.GENERAL MANAGER REPORTS B of M ACCOUNTS. = NOW NUMBER 1,800,000 --DEPOSITS EXCEED But here we must end our quotes I TWO BILLION—LOANS PASS HALF -BILLION MARK from this overseas sports observer, — w'ho goes on to say that hockey Montreal, Doc, =1 --Although "-rise and forthright govern - moguls, like other sports promo- rtlental policy" nt e 7 1 y may heck inflation solne-hat, little can be ters, are greatly worried about Clone -without the understanding and help of people in all --alks shrinking gate receipts. So far as of life, emphasized B. C. Gardner, president of the Bank of hockey is concerned it is just barely Montreal, at the 133rd annual meeting;• today. possible that he—without knowing _�__•, it—has hit on the biggest reason '•111 many important respects the for this falling off, Eight there past 12 months have been, for Can-, "bold and flexible" Monetary policy where he said, `'the he season extends .uta, a period of continued pro- was also required. Lour interest from October. to .April." That's press, Mr. (Partner said. Against the background of all improved rates helped to stimillate inflation. Hoarding or panic - buying by pro - quite a long stretch of time; and export situation and an ilafloty of ducers or consumers could not but south of the border, where hockey U.S. capital, a "wise and courage- wealmil the economy. Only a high is ",artificial" and "has no real roots" ous" step,had been taken in freeing sense of social responsibility - n it may be proving more than the the Canadian dollar. But there those concerned with collectiye bar - traffic can hear. was "a Marked revival of inflation- gaining could prevent a wage -price ary pressures," with living costs spiral — a race which no one would PAID IN FULL Clow at all -thine peaks. p " will. General Manager's Address Political Orator: "All that 1 nut \Ve Live today in an eerie twi- light, not between peace and war `].`he balance -sheet presented by or ever will be, I owe 10 lily but between cold war and all all- taordon R. Ball, general manager, mother." out struggle," he observed. "Even showed total year-end assets of Heckler: -Why don't you stand while we long for peace and work $2,190,000,000 compared with $2, - her 30 cents and s(luare the for peace, we must meet the cxig- 140,000,000 a year ago. Deposits account?" eilcies of the present moment and, at $2,063,000,000 had increased by as hest we may, prepare for what $44,000,000. The bank now has over _ Double Take. In 1•luncie, the the future may bring." No Spiritual "Gold Standard" 1,300,000 deposit accounts, all in - crease of more than 500,000 in the teen-age thieves who made off with There seemed to be no "gold past six years. Call and short the county prosecuting attorney's car also bagged a seatful of re- standard" of ideals common. to dic- loans were a to $68,000.000, while other current loanotalled528,- search for a report on Juvenile tatorships and democracies, the president declared. Behind the iron 000,000 against $487,000,000 in 1949 Crime. curtain, truth bucanic propaganda . Turning to the business situation, so distorted that ones hopes for Mr. Bull said that some prices had •••.c p•,,,,.. an early or easy resolution of the basic issues dividin • the into increased so rapidly that corrective . world two camps cannot find a very firm declines might reasonablybe expe'c- ted and, in fact, had. ccurred in r Y < k at5a �•.�� '��'� ;k�'•,msh ~ foundation. In the face of a con- ti'nuing challenge to peace Canad- certain lines. He cautioned busi- ians Might well look to their de- tress against solelya]Waking commitments ein 177 anticipation of in - ` lie fences, lie said, using iiia tern] in its broadest sense. price The situation, lie felt, lex The defence program could not warranted a careful scrutiny by. business 11leu of inventories of ere- :, �. come within the "business as usual" ' sit ll estell loand plant expansion, category, said Mr. Gardner, While t• in the light of the capital r•esourccs all mobilization was not called of their individual businesses. n " for, the period of declining taxes appeared to have ended. Canada 7'hc time was ripe, the general p ' lacked surpluses o£ p quickly avail- manager suggested, to re-examine the usefulness of exchange control, able productive' capacity, In con- sequence, partial mobilization be - While Canada had gone far in re - Caine all (extra", lits for fated. ]moving barriers to international re size Butfar IllOre tliali its 5120 indicated. But a return to widespread con- commerce, the "complex and ex - pensive" mechanism of control re- t troll at present could introduce mained. With Canadian holdings of gold and U. S. dollars at high. � ��•� se'rious friction into the economy. levels and with the need of main- 3 w: �w� a�•� � b Hotivever, nationalnationalsecurit ld y could taining' a fixed exchange -rare flow' " „ not be maintained oil the cheap", removed Canada should " give i lsa��• .� �� the speaker held. Increased use: of „ vigorous lead in eliminating this s manpower and materials for de- control as soon as conditions per - fence inevitably demanded "soiree muted, readjustment" of living -standards, And while wise and forthright Mr. Ball warmly complimented "another governmental policy may do some- the staff upon year of superb performance." He referred to check tiles, the bank's studies of _ .. ccomplished uonary little can be aceolnpljshecl Cutlass a staff- staff tra%lliilg, smplicatioti of r• luiddleweig;•ht c'.hanip Rocky the'lulyderstaniling, edness and co-operation of the Canadian ,stinum routine, mechanization, improve- merit of working conditions, and t(l. Boy, alnnotin.ced that he Is people in all walks of life can be the overall welfare and develop- �ittg school For childrelL., 'Das -enlisted for the task," nxellt of its employees, The B of has bedazzled his ring foes, III discussing the factors bearing M had instituted a geiieral salary .t this colild do lots foi. ilivetiilP on inflation, Mr. Gardner suggested• increase during the year, especially strict adherence- by Givernment beneficial to staff members at lower en t7.cy, to a "pay -tis -you -go" program, A salary -levels, .-Classified ied Adv BATA! 17i alis 13MIN good commission selling ohlcka for one of CanadWe largeut and boat known Canadian Approved Hatcheries. 'Liberal vommission.paid. Trull particulars. Box 12, 1.25 - 18th Street, New Toronto, Ontario, CASH In on the growing demand for ineat and eggs %vitt], Byers quality chicks from' R.O.P, aired and Canadian approved pul- lorum cleanstock. Our breeders 1 carefu 1 y selected for the fast growth and fast feathering that adds to broiler profits, also ,.he stamina and laying ability that makes profitable layers. That's why many more eustameri order Year after year, Tright leading breeds and crosses, sexed or un- sexed. By popular demand chicks svol1- able weekly the Year around at reasonable V today pris es. Write tot• details Byers Poultry Farm, Myrtle Station, Ont. SUCCESS inPoultry depends on breeding. Your success will depend on the quality of the breeding In the day old chicks, pullets or cockerels that you purchase. Tweddle M.O.P, Sired Ohi,•1is .T%lll make You extra money for eggs or ]neat. Chicks every week. Also Turkey Moults, Older Pullets 38 weeks to laying. Bend for early delivery. nrJre list. Catalogue.'Cweddlo Chiclt IIatrhorles Llmitetl L I.rgus, Ontario, RUSINL49 OPPOR C NITIE4 TI•IIS is what you've been looking for.Sell housewives our tube flavors. Big repeat business. everywhere. Agents de- lighted. Our business doubled last year. Don't mics this, hither sex. Craig Bros.. .Niagara. Falls, Ontario. OVEIN(I ANT) CLEANING HAG'O You ana'thing needs dyeing or clean- ing? Write to us Par information. we are glad to answer your auestions De. partmew fl, Pnrher's Dae Works Limited. FOR SALE AIOTOROYCLES, Marley Davidson. New, and used, bought• sold, exchange(], Large stockof guaranteed used mntorcycles. Re- pairs- by • ractory-trained- meobanles. Bi- cycles, and complete line of wheel goods, also Guns, Boats and Johnson Onlboard Motors Open evenings until nine except Wedbeuday. Strand Cycle R Sports. Bing at Sanford, EIamilton few uuaranteed ITORNETT one-man Chain SAWS with rope starter — $249.00 with rewind starter — $275.00. Equipped wltb 20" or 24" blades and the new Smith Planer Chain. Sales Tax extra If appli- cable, We in.ka trades. SARTIL-CALLER LIMITED 647 %V001%vich St., - GUTLPII, Ont. VEINED].' Alaebfne suitable for malting Cheese Box or Basket veneer, J. R. Kennedy, 5S4 William Sheet, Coboura, Phone 1135w. FIRE ALARM—SAVE LIVES! As low as $4. Protect Your home, barn, stable, etc. works on temperature rise. Instant, positive alarm. Writo P.O. Box 105. Outremont, Quebec, or C. Wilson Limited, 1006 Dufferin Street, Toronto, Ontario. FEED corn on the cob or shelled so much per ton delivered in Ontario by trucks. For further particulars write Cliff Taylor, Ridgetown, or phone 82.2, MEDICAL Rheumatic Pains or Neuritis should try Dixon's Remedy, MUNRO'S DRUG STORE 335 Elgin Ottawa EXCIQL1ZNT GIkT "Grape Cure" Boolk, $3.16. "tmon, Altht 1tis, Cataract, Can- tones, Sinus, Ulcers, Anem1a, Catarrh, Obesity. etc„ treated successfully nature's way by "Grupe Diet," Al, Peterson, 08472, Larchmont, ]dint, Nrich, UNWANTED HAIR n part klradicnted from any l n l of the body with Saea-1:1elo, a. remarkable discovery 0 P .V.itl` •1 Ela contains o harm- ful the t. a i s o 1 tr. ful ingredients, and will destroy the halt" ]root. Ld;ft-IIIt'I R r„tu01i;1'rOILY]G8 679 G-ronville Stant', NilAlPei1 'lr D.C. 0PPORTIT\Tl l'r1CC I -0ii q], , S. W011ii2q. — BE A HAIRDRESSER LOIN C.ANADA'P LPADTNC SCT7001, (lrear Opportnnity Lenrn uni rd roasin.” Pleasant dignified profession• good wages 'thousands of successful Harvel grndunted America's Cretatest System fllnstrated rlotalogne Free write or Call MARVEL 0AiRDRESSM0 SCHOOLS 958' Alnnr St W.. Toronto Branches: 44 Kills St. llannlltun 72 Rilenn It.. Ottawn LEARN PIANO BY EAR. Quickly. T7•anteSt system aver invented, young or old Pan learn. write: George Conner, Dept 1f., Cheney. Kansas, U.S.A. PAT'ENTA AN OrrER to every Inventor—List of in. ventions and full information sent free. The Ramsay Co., Realstered Patent Atter• neysi' 273 Bank Street, Ottawa PETHERSTO-NIHAT701.3 , Company. Pa. tent Solicitors, Established 1800. 350' Bay Street, Toronto Bnoklet or inrnrnla• tion on request YLR90NAr. CA-•NADIAN WRITERS needed. You eau learn to write prodtable MAIM). I7e111e- study course glees you personal instrue- tion by successful Canadian author. Let us tell you bow. Bonded and Government llc:ensed. Also manuscripts given earerul revision '•1t moderate rates• Cnnadian writers' Service, 2904 R'Pat 28th Avenue, Vancouver, B.C. _ STAMPS NBEATABLE, over 12,, dh1'erent stamps, nice assortment, loo to approval appll- cants. Emery. R. 1, Vittoria, B.C. I. rA rMPROVED Bacon type Registered Berk- shf•Ees. Either sex, 2 months $20.00 each; ch 3 months $25.00 each, Apply Albert Dow= die,. Newburgh, Ontario. �f FARMERS ATTENTION Ir purchasing harvesting Equipment for 1951, plan to include The M.B. Forage Suction. Blower for your unloading lob. br Lack of storage space will force us to / curtail production unless you purchase �a early in the new year. Contact us for long bacon type A.R. breeding 5 months name of our nearest dealer. McBee Bros., Elmira,, Ontario. ASPHALT SHINGLES $3.35 These• interlocking shingles are lust one is is one of a series of our many roofing bargains. Of wa ds andexpr¢ssions No. 210 Butt Shingles $6,26. No. 166 Tite-Lock Shingles $4.3.0. t Whose origins and meanings Roll Brick Siding, Red only, black mor- are published 1h the interest tar $3.446, Grey Ball -stand Design oldin>; 0} a better understanding, $3.75 per square, above prices F.O.B. Hamilton. use axd 'knowledge of Aluminum Corrugated Sheets only $9.60 the English language. per 100 ea, ft. delivered, Ontario, Quebec and Maritimes. the fourth Earl of Sandwich and All new stock 26 gauge various sizes from 2,500 birds. Geese Division of .the available for prompt shipment. Send mea- surements for free estimates. Get Yours wos originally used to describe now, stock limited. TOULOUSP. African geese, aaders $9.00 ROBERT JONES LUMBER & COAL CO. �� iiaanilton, Ontario 4f 'WIN, "M R.M A.LL DIiUG BUSINESS — Village —$3,500 full price — 4 year lease. S D TO Box S. Stirling. 1. B. B. BRONZE and white holland Tur- key poults, Government approved hatchery andbreeders,Write for liters - tura: Tingen'a Shoreline Turkey Ranch and hatchery, Harrow, Ontario. IIAPL' EiLDB registered Yorkshires. Choice - •' long bacon type A.R. breeding 5 months z •_ boars, bred and open sows. Clarence Wal- lace, Iroquois, Ont, Phone 85-13, GI13rsE P MIDDE\ GEESE - $7,00 and $3.00 each. firs. Brute Peart, Caleddnia,-Ont. The "sandwich" is C BREEDING Geese train pedigreed parent-' named after John Montague, age of high iroducina records, selected the fourth Earl of Sandwich and from 2,500 birds. Geese Division of .the Brethren, Bright, Ont. wos originally used to describe TOULOUSP. African geese, aaders $9.00 a piece of meat served each. Chinese $0.00 each, 11. Kottmeier, R. 1, lonthill, Ontario. between two slices of bread.. -�� MEDICAL The Earl of Sandwich t RI ." W tier RI3IOFErt (1718-1792) was a noted Leaves nA .rtes. Tuni 1''11"girt sells gambler of his day and often CitB19S. spent whole days at his fav - POST'S ECZEMA, SALVE orite pastime. On one of these BA\Tt51-I the torment of dry eczema rashes and weeping skin troubles, Post's Ooze, occasions he bid the waiter met salve will not disappoint you. bring him refreshment, speci- ltching scaling, burning eczema, acne, ringworm, pimples and athlete's foot, will fying a piece of meat be. respond readily to the stainless, odorless ointment. regardless of how stubborn or wecn two p• tteres of bread. hopeless they soem. Thus, from 1762 on, this eon- IMICE $1.09 1'1311 JAR POST'S REMEDIES trivance has been called Sent Post Free on Recelpt of Price "sandwich" even though the 889 Queen 4t. H., Corner of Loran, l'oronto Romans, many years before, employed a similar form of WHE UP��OUR food, although calling it by o different name. VERM Without Calomel—Arid You'll dump Out off Red in the Morning ROW to Go DA.11V1ES i The liver should pour out about 2 pinta of , p, e°'te`" bile juice into your digestive tract every day, if this bile is not flowing freely, your food may not digest. it may just decay in the diggoative tract. Then gas bloats up your stomaell. You � E,W EFtI" get constipated, You feel sour, sunk and the world tooka ppunk. It takes thoso mild, gentle Carter's Little G-3 Liver Pills to get these 2 pints of We flow. Pug freely to make you feel "up and tip." Get a package today. Effeetive in making - Ile Aow freely. Ask for Carter's Little Livor ills. 266 at any itrttlistore. ISSUE 50 - 1950 ■