Clinton News Record, 1945-08-02, Page 7cseit
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OF BUSY CANADIAN HOUSEWIVES
R;ellogg's cereals have an
hnportaneplace in Canada's
kitchens --now, more than
ever. Appetizing anytime—,
for breakfast, lunch, between}
meal snacks. Add Savour $o
'leftover' dishes; too!
ed`
d,t0St
�•f/oke
• ree'dyto-eat.
BOYS! GIRLS! They're free...
$ ColoureWCards In every package. Save 'em Trado'emt
VOICEmiZs THE,
Winnie Wins
Winston Churchill' and Adolf
1-litler had one thing in common, ,
and only one. They loved to•paint
pictures. Mr. Churchill, on a brief
,holiday on the Bay of Gascony in
Franca has returned. to his pig -
went and canvas, "He is still paint-
ing. Hitler is not.
-Ottawa Citizen
Bee -Have Better
A •stingless variety of bee is said
to have been discovered bys honey
producers in the, Squamish Valley
of B.C. Maybe- the type is just.
bette-r.' natured than. others.
-Montreal Gazette
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Get 'Em Young And Foolish
Statistics show ,that if a'•man
doesn't marry before he's 30 the
chances . ate five to one that he
will never marry. Better catch 'crit
while, they're young and foolish,
girls. s. ' •
-Kitchener Retard
—mese.
No Trading Goods
There will . be no horse -trading
overr peace with 'japan, says one of
the cosmic prophets.. As things
are going, it is not at all assured,
that Tokyo will have a horse. •
,—Stratford Beacon -Herald
Secret Royal Navy
Base Now Revealed
A secret British: naval base was
hacked our -of the jungle on • a
group of coral islands in the In-
dian Ocean before the Japanese
opened the war h. she Pacific Dec.
7, 1944, the Admiralty has revealed
T•lle herculean taskof building a
base or war against Japan wasac-
complished by a force of Royal
Maiines working against time and
tropicial disease. More than 23 per
cent of the men were sent to hos-
pital during the first three months.
Port' '1", as the anchorage was
identified on naval maps, was on
Addu Atoll $00 miles from Colom-
bo,. Ceylon, and 3,000 miles from
Australia. It served as a vital link
on tete convoy route to Australia
and for certain operations in the
Indian Ocean.
Marines went ashore on the
Atoll in the extreme south of the
Maldive Islands hi September, 1941,
and by the time Japan declared
war the base was ready.
Electric Fences
Control. Live 'Stock
Live stock as a rule need' little
training to keep away from elec-
tric fences. Observations at the
Dominion Experimental Station at
Swift. Current, Sask:, show that
the animals°leal'n very quickly and
do not approach,a'fence even when
it is not charged. At .Swift Cur-
rent, a. 13-11ate wet battery was
used on an electric fence that was
used throughout the summer
months last year for, pasturing
maths. The cattle were `well con-
trolled, no harm was done to the
cattle or the attendant and ' the
battery was still charged at the end
of the season.
The use of electric fences is
gradually ,becoming more widely
adopted for pastures. These fences
have many advantages but care is
-'necessary in establishing the'equip-
ment. Among . the advantages are
reduction of cost. fn erecting tem-
porary fences, reduction of lexpeni
diture for wire, posts,, and gates,
ture for wire, posts, and gates,
reduction of injuryto• live stock.
As a mile,' one or two wires are
R.
su Icient to carry the electric cur-
rent. One wire is sufficient for
horses and cattle. Two wires are
considered preferable for pigs and
sheep. The wire Lan be sup-
ported' by porcelain insulators on
2 in." by 2 in, stakes set hi the
ground 30 to 40 feet apart.
All Alike
One of the many advantages of
the famous Liberty ships, which
are built to- stands"d specifica-
tions, is that the -Hien who work
on one. ship can. transfer to an-
other in the dark and find their
way around without losing' time•
getting acquainted with new sur-
roundings.
Canadians to Help
:, Dutch With Harvest
Canadian troops in Holland are
going to help to bring in the har-
vest.
All headquarters and units have
been ordered to get in touch with -
Dutch . authorities in their areas
and arrange for the fullest possible
assistance to Dutch farmers in.
alleviating 'the critical farm labor
shortage.
Copper is very seldom discov-
ered by itself; it is generally as-
sociated with other valuable
•metals.
GIRL COP ON DUTY IN BERLIN
T/4 Georgie Curto (left), Perla; Ill., and T/3"^Wlima Henry,
Connersville; Ind., chat with Russian policewoman' ori platform at
''Inter den Linden near Brandenburg Gate, Germany. Women
direct traffic in Russian controlled section of Berlin. WACS are
making tour of german capital...
e.s. ,_
OTTAWA; REPORTS
That Interest I n Canada's
Poultry Breeding Extends
To Chile And South Africa.,
Passengers on a recent plane
trip to Mexico were 100 chicks
front an Ontario hatchery.' Federal
poultry officials` in .Ottawa, who
arranged the shipment, day these
are to be followed by an express
shipment of 12 -weeks -old pullets
arid' cockerels, also for breeding
stock, Another order now being
taken care of is from the agriculture
department of the Leeward fslands,
British' West Indies, which ' waots
R.O.P. Rhode Island Red cock-
erels. Newfoundland also wants
R.O.P. birds, The dircctcr of
agriculture therehas ordered 112.
White Leghorns, 'which are being ;
chosen from a Quebec hatchery'
and New Hampshires and Barred
Rocks • which a New. Brunswick
hatchery will supply."
Farther international interest in
Canada's poultry breeding success
is ;reflected in numerous requests'
for- information receieed from as
far away as Chile•and South Africa.
' Canada is now conceded the
leading, country in poultry breed-
ing -the result of a national pro.
gran i begun in 1910,
- Chickens aren't the only live-
stock leaving for distant, places.
Eighteen police horses are enroute
tei • Trinidad and Barbadoes from.
stables at Brampton and Ailsa
Craig, Ontario. Since 7.033 these
islands have obtained all their
policehorses from Canada.
Ontario at,d Quebec, which con-
sume half of the nation's total
supply of coal from all sources,
will feel the fuel shortage in' the
coming months morel acutey than
the west or the 'Maritimes, Muni-
tions Department officials say, Un-
like their eastern or western
neighbors whose main household
fuel is bituminous coal, they burn
mostly anthracite, and the propor-
tionate decrease in available sup.
plies. of anthracite is much greater
than in the case' of bituminous or
industrial' • coal. Canada imports
more than half its entire coal re-
quirements; including al] its sup-
plies of anthracite, and the burden
df providing fuel to the destitute
allied nations falls chiefly ' to its
stippliers, Britain and the United
States. It is pointed out that al-
though -supplies of anthracite are
lower titan ever before, there are
adequate supplies of substitute
fuels to meet minimum heating re.
qu rements, if coal control regula-
tions are respected.
* *
Veterans'Affairs s and rehabili-
tation officers are busy warning
discharged service men not to be
taken in by racketeers. The R. C.
M. P., hot on the trail of suspects,
has 'already made arrests. Failure
of .some service men to confide
in Veterans' Affairs officials in re-
gard to their; re-establishment
credit plans is said to be one of
the reasons they are exploited in
their business ventures.
Huge Plane Could
Carry 750 Soldiers
The world's largest. airplane -a
flying. boat—of • .such size that it
could only be exhibited in sections,
has had its first preview and left
the previewers 'astounded,
The plane is being built at• the
Howard Hughes plant, Culver City,
Calif., and has been named the
Hercules. Here arc some statistics
announced by the company:
Cost: In - excess of $20,000,000.
Weight: 425,000- pounds.:
Wingspread: 320 feet..
Hull; 220 feet long, 30 feet high,
25 feet wide,
Engines: Eight in all, each of
3,000 horsepower . capacity
Gasoline ea.pacity:,,14,000 gallons.
The Hercules, begun in 1943, will
not be ready for flight tests before
next, January, There are no plans
for luplicating the monster ship,
The Reroutes will be able to
carry a. 60 -ton tank with .full com-
plement of armor and men, Or, It
can carry three light tanks and
equipment. It can become a mobile
hospital, . with 350 'patients on
stretchers, surgery facilities and
plenty of doctors and nurses. And
it could, engineers say, carry 750
soldiers equipped.
The Hercules will have a top
speed, engineers say, of about 248
miles an hour and a cruising speed'
of about 175 miles per hour,
The domestic reindeer was in-
troducedinto North America from
5Siberia, via Aaska, in 1891.
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Mines Properties Companies
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$EPKS myoi
Former Maharanee of Indore, Mrs.
Marguerite L. Holker Masters, 37,
has filed suit for divorce in -Santa
Ana, Calf,, ' . against Charles
Masters 27 fisherman and former
mail carrier: They 'were married
last January. Mrs, Masters' 'was
married to the Maharajah of Indore
from 1939 to 1943,when'he divorced
her.
British 'Post -War
Car, Reaches U.S.
A British Austin, said by the
Austin Motor Company, Inc„ to be
the first British automobile to have
gone :into post-war production, ar-
rived. . in .New York last week for
exhibition. ..
"England is anxious to export
the _cars," said •=:David O. Alber,
public relations representative of
the Longbridge, Birmingham, firm.
Sbipnents to the United States
will reach 2,000 a month by the
beginning , of 1946, he said, and
added, "This marks the resumption
of trade, and the cars will estab-
lish dollar credit for Eugland:"
He said the rapid reconversion
to the ear was possible because its
chassis was the same as the British
jeep. , The car will sell fot about
$1,600.
Helium To Be Used
In Airliner Tires
Pneumatic tires on a forth.
coming ;giant; airliner willbe fill.
ed with 20 pounds of helium in-
stead of 180 pounds of ail which
would normally be required for
the job, says Business - Week.
The net weight (not pressure)
saving of 154 pounds' will in-
crease the available payload of the -
craft'
by exactly that amount, s
Helium,' being an inert gas that e
has no known chemical affinity t
for natural or synthetic rubber, t
should provide -an extra dividend a
in a long tire life, 0
Russia Develops
Perennial Wheat
Valuable Results Obtained
' By Crosses With Wild
Planta
Russian scientists:have developed
new varieties of ,_disease -resistant
hybrid wheat and rye'. so ' hardy
they can be classed as perennials,
the. .Soviet, publication, Soviet
• News, reported recently,
A. Wechsler, secretary of the
Soviet Conuiiittee on Plants Re-
source,. inan article in the periodi-
c,zl wrote that especially valuable
results were obtained by' crosses
with wild plants.
Professor Tsitsin •was credited
with developing several varieties
of a wheat -couch grass hydurid,
series, all , of which yield about:
two and a half tons per acre and
produce a good bread flour.
Some strains can stand severe
Siberian Winters and others flour-
ish despite drought, saline soil
and resist fungus • diseases the
article added..
Perennial Rye,
Professor ' Tsitsin . also crossed
rye with couch grass to 'find a
promising variety • of perennial
rye." Some •crosses, the • article
'. •continued, "open up entirely new
prospects for semi -desert regions
of the Soieet.".
Other' experts were credited with•
crossing cultivated wheat and wild-
,growing perennial rye to obtain
a perennial grain and hay "im-
pervious to fungus diseases,"
Cultivated and wild ` sorghum
crosses, resulted in another plant
excellent for producing fodder in
dry areas,
The article also reported the de-
velopment of a rcnsarkab1 -• plant
by crossing Jerusalem artichoke
with sunflower to get, a. plant prom
ducing'28 tons per acre with a
stalk possessing a high sugar Con-
tent.
Materials. Of Milk'
Or Wool Identical
•
Practical- proof has been given
that materials developed by united
'Kingdom scientists from casein—
made from cows' milk—cannot be
distinguished from pure wool, says
the St, Catharines Standard. At
a conference held in. the Midland'
Agricultural 'College, delegates
were shown two junipers; ;one of
casein aid the other of. wool. A
wool sorter c-`camined both garments
and picked the- wrong one. They
were identical -in color,
Turkey eggs for ' eating may
oon join the familiar chicken
ggs on the market as a result of
he development of a, small -sized
urkey which is a heavy layer
nd produces eggs throughout most.
1 the year.
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Bourlamaque + Vil1eI onne
,Yellowknife
Vto.LD I NA.�
GOLD MINES LIMITED
(No Personal Liability)
, Diamond Drilling Now In Full Swing
On Company's Bourlamaque Property,
Following all extended program of surface exploration, a program
of diamond drilling tinder the supervision Of the Cgntpany's con,
sating geologist, Mr. E. K. Fockler, it now underway. The
property comprises approximately 100 acres and adjoins the pro-
ducing Sullivan Consolidated. mine, To the east -see accom-
panying map—are the producing Sigma and Lanlaque mines,
Events during the past few months throughout the fast-growing
Bourlarnaquecamp—East. Sullivan, Aumaque, Louvicourt Goldfield, •
Lavalie and others—highlight the tremendous possibilities inherent'
in Valdina's current drilling campaign, planned to thoroughly test
the interesting surface disclosures uncovered in recent work.
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Toronto . (1) ADelaide 1953-4 Ontario
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HAVE YOU HEARD?
Bridegroom (in poetic mood as
they stroll along the shore): "Roll
on, thou deep and dark blue ocean,
roll!”
Bride: "Oh, Gerald, how won-
derful you are! It's doing it"
--o--
Passenger
o_Passenger (to driver of old
horse)—"Can't you go any fas-
ter?"
Driver—"I could, sir, but I
wouldn't like to leave my horse
behind!"
Soldier: "Are you sure it's safe
to swim here—no crocodiles?"
Native: "Used to be, but the oc-
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sharks came,"
—0—
New Employer: "Are you fa.
miliar with mules?"
Negro Stableman: "No, sir;
ah know 'em too well to get
familiar." -
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In
Waterloo, .Iowa', a business-
man was delighted to • find his
favorite prewar brand of under-
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bought some, found they were his
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Barnacles Beaten?
Tlie age-old problem of barnacles •
on ship's hulls may be solved with
a paint using-D.D.T., the "miracle
insecticide," an Oregon state col..
lege scientist said in reporting that
the paint completely.,repelled barn-
acles on submerged panels for six
months,
PoYaliog
--then a moa package of WILSON'S FLY ...
PADS will kill more ales. titan $5.00 worth
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Hardware and General Stores sell and
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FREE RANGE PULLETS, EIGHT
-weeks up to /eying, Aleo day-old
cheeks hatched .to order for Fall
delivery. -Free catalogue. Tweddle
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PROMPT SHIPMENT ON 2-3 WEEK
pullets in Leghorns and -Fi,M, x
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BUSINESS . OPPORTUNITIES
CLEAN EASY MILKERS NOW
available. We want dealers in
your territory. S. S. Donnie Co.,
338 Ridout St., London, Ontario.
WILL TRADE FINE WOOD 'rmxn-
er 375 acres for good truck or
house or sell. - Walter Covyeoly,
VanICoughnet,,Ont.
DYEING AND. CLEANING
HAVE 7073 ANYTHING NEEDS
dyeing or cleaning? Write to es
for Information.' We are glad to
answer your questions, Depart-
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Limited, 791 , vonom Street, To-
ronto
FARM `It AVIOINGitY. IFOft SALE
NO, 17 DE LAVAL CREAM SEP -
orator with quarter .horsepower
motor Complete 'recently over-
hauled by maker. Mount Victoria.
Parma, Hudson Heights, Que,
THRESHING 0UTF1T FOR SALE-
Goodlson steam engine 20 x 22
-h.p., separator. 50- inch body, 36
Inch cylinder. In good condition,
Matchedash Threshing Syndicate,
RR. 1, Coldwater, Ontario.
60 H,P. INTERNATIONAL STA-
. tionary .Diesel, used very little.
Write or phone Lowvijle Feed
Mill, Route 2„ Milton,: Ont.
0K113 ENGINE P300 MCCORMICK,
eno SpeedrlleGovcondition. Comir-
tors
(only). New and used Trac-
tor parts. London Farm Equip-
ment Co., 385 Xing Street, Lon-
• don. Ont. ,
FOR SAI.E
BARREN STRAIN' L EG H O R N
Pulleta, • 0 weeps .and up." Sussex
X Barred Rock pullets, 6 to 10
wcekre• Barred Rock.. Pullets, 6
to .10 weeks. Johnson. Hatchery,,
Fergus, Ont, _
VALUABLE 'COUNTRY- STORE
Property, suitable also for tourist
business; Parry Sound district.
497 Westmount Ave., Toronto,,
ELECTRIC' MOTORS NEW, USED
bought, sold, r melt:; belts, pul-
leys, brushes, Allen Electric Com-
palmy Ltd., 2320..Dutferin St., To-
ronto.
o-ronto,'
REG/STETTED FEMALE COCKER
puppies,. 14 weeks old.. Real
beauties: 7.15 Indian Road, Wind-
sor. Ont,
THISTLEDOWN ANGORAS. ONE
of • Canada's outstanding strains,
Writo for free folder, Brown's.
Angora Ranch, 278 Courtland St
Kitchener, Ontario.
' PEDIGREED ANGORA RABBITS,
Finest wool producing stock,
Lynwood Angoras, Box 110,
Oshawa.
LOCIcE,I•tily' DOMJNt 1513)1,. 10701.5,
well marked low -.set dark red
T.B. tested, ''2 months .old; D. C.
Cook, 11.5, Orangville, Ont,
-Fon Lime
FOR SALE, PEDIGREED ANGORA
Rabbits. Adutte 35,00, Juniors
33:00. Wyman Jacques, Scudder,
(Pelee island), Ont.
18 INCSO PLANES, 12 INCH 101247.
er and rip saw. with lineshaft
- - and belts. Complete unit $209.00.
A. Cornell, Komoka, Ontario,
FOR SALE—BANK BARN 40x00,
in good condition, side and root
one-half metal, 3800. • E J,
Whaling, Moorefield, Ont,
FOR SALE ONE (1). .BLACK
Clydesdale Stallion nine(9). years
old. Must- be sold. Apply Mrs,
Agnes Murray, I•Ieathcote, Ont.
COCICERR. SPANIEL PUPPIES, 11E0-
Istered. Sire has background of
nineteen - champion. ''Write H.
Jerry, Goderteh, Ont
GAINING. WEIGHT?
SLENDEX TEA
aids.. you retain Slender Figure
turns your food Into energy. Instead
of fat.
GUARANTEED HARMLESS,
composed pleasant herbs,no exer
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FAIIMS'• Fein SALE
WE CAN SELLYOU ANY SIZEOle
farm you wish to buy—with or
without stook and machinery,
For particulars apply ,at Dono-
hue's Garage, Renfrew, Ont.
FOR SALE 00 ACTlES—CLAY
loam—.ten acres hardwood—good
barn—good well — seven room
- . frame house—four miles from.
Woodville. Apply ,.George Oke,
Woodville, Ontario. ,
130 ACRES, DURHAM CO„ CLAY
loam soil, in good, state 01 cul-
tivation, very productive, stream
through pasture, nearly all work-
able, on Lake Ontario front, ad-
joining llowmanvllle summerre-
sort, on new 4 -lane highway un-
der construction, close to station
and Banning factory, churehes
and schools. Barn 40 x 90, stan-
chions. Large brick house on
spacious lawn overlooking lake.
A farm with a future, price
$7,500. Possession arranged. Ap-
ply E. I', It. Osborne, Newcastle,
FOR SALE—FARM, 1173110N COUN-
ty,100 workable acres, excellent
bulldfnga, good drilled' well, close:
t0 good 1)Ighwnyn and markets.
Hydro available; '38b00: For par -
Oculars write D A. Moore, 208
Deloraine Ave Toronto,
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ience and give references with
application, Apply t0 Sec Treos„
Mrs. .:t-azel 3)1. Jefterte.v, Nairn
Centre, Ont.,
TEACHERS WANTED
LARCH W 00 PROTESTANT -
Teacher Wanted for 8,3.. No, :i
Balfour and Dowling, Larch -
Sept' 4, OSalarytles $1350 00 open encun-
num, Apply stating gnnllfiCatinns
to Mrs, Jean Jennings, Sec.-
Treas., Lat•chwood, Ont,
WANTED QUALIFIED Pft0-
testan1 teachers for Township
School Area of Icennobec, duties
to commence Sept. 3. State quali-
fications and nnmeof last in -
spotter; minimum salary $1,250.
.Apply -J.. E, ilughes :Sea-T9'eas-,
Arden, Ont.
TOWNSHIP 9 C H 0 0 L BOARD,
Drury, 'Denison and Graham. Dis-
trict of Sudbury, requires 3 Pro-
testant qualifiedteachers for.
schools In foilowing' villug•as—
Whitefish, Worthington and High
Palls; also one bilingual teai'her
for rurai
Reply stating tlualtWhitefish.
ticatiottsand
salary expected to hers, R. H.
Murray, 360 Laura Ave., Stldliul'y.
Ont.
KEEWATIN, THREE -R(3031 11I011
school fully qualified Protestant
principal and two assiatenis, one
male and one female, to tench
all, lower find middle school sub-
jests, division of subjects to be
agreed on; ho upper school wont.
APply stating age, qunllflcntlons.
a experience. subjects preferred and
salary expected, to A. G. Holmes.
Secy.,Keewntin, Ont,
111•:1.1' WAN7'19n
MARRIED FARMER 31000,00 yettr.
Free house, hydro; coal,' milk
and garde*, Also young titan or
boy for saddle horses. Mny's
Farm, Alt, Ont.
FUEL WOOD WANTED :.
CORDWOOD, MAPLE, BIRCH -AND
Mixed, Also slabs end .bundled'.
edgings,. Hardwood and Soft-
wood. Give full ptu•ticui:u•s and
best prices on car.. Walter Schiess,
19 Melinda Street, - Toronto,
WANTED •
PULLETS WANTED TO
PURCHASE
ALL AGES AND ' BREEDS 3
months to laying ;toe. Our prices
ate worthwhile.- 130a 43, 73 Ade-
laide West, Toronto.
WANTED — PRINTING. EQUIP-..
meat with automatic press, by
private: party, 010o. addressinfi
machine and -folder. Box. 41, 73
detaide W., Toronto.
WANTED I54I1LOIATELY 1,10-,
ehsed gara1 a mechafnic as part
ner: Fyodl Cho lt, Burks • Fa lis,
Ont.. Box 291,
WANTED, BUFFALO P 0 W PIR
sausage-stuffer,. complete, 75-
100-15. espaolty; 1' S-h.p. 25 -cycle.
3-phase 01080r; pie molds and
cutter for small pork p es. Write,
Horn's Food Market, Port Col-
borne, Ont.
WANTED , 11Y ELDERLY : COUPLE
small cottage with nine or more
• soiree within 100 miles east of
Toronto, - Heel smell village or
shoppuig, Box 42 73 Adelaide W,.
T01'op to, •
WANTED TO PURCIIASE PUL -
lets, all breeds from II weeks up
to toying. Good prlcen paid, Apply
to Box. 28, 78 Adelaide W,. To-
ronto.
OPPORTUNjTIr:S AWAITING
YOU
Sande General spi
f o 1
I al School for
)liIrnne offers an excellent e0erae
in Nursing Education. Class en-
ters Sept, 4th, 1946. Appllcation
,fomes furnished) on request, R. M.
Beainish, Superintendent,