The Seaforth News, 1946-11-14, Page 3CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
AGENTS WAN'Pq:D 'Bun SALE PHOTOGRAPHY
AGENTS WANTI D TO. SELL OIL-
, drnery Electrical parte Rollos,
etc,- Economy Distributors, longe•
ton. Ont,
Bain' t line ICV
1111'$ LAB'' 0111510 S1esoON- 114
ju.Sl' leround the corner. To be anl•0
of the chicles. you desire when you
'Want them, R^e 05155001 that you
• place your order immed Intely,
PrIoos guaranteed against a raise or
deellnn Free nett Hogue. Top Notch
Chtckelies, Guelph, Ontarlu,
Free' Range Pullets
30011 Flt ll )tANf: a 1,101 1.111014,, A l
5 months old, livor delivery at once,.
or book for. later. Raised under
ideal conditions, on clean,free
range. All pullets treated for work)$
•and shelters disinfected Several ,
times to prevent lice and miles Ai-.
so 151:0 ready-tolay pullet miles,
..
for Price Lots and. Catalogue 1 .Ice-..
view Poultry Farm, Wein tbns.,
Exeter, ,'Ont.
t EST CHICKS IN 25 YEARS
Yes, . that . Is ' what all Rainbow
Chick buyers are saying when Lh05
0buy Rainbow Chicks, All breeders`
re 100. percent. Free from puRm'um.
Order your chicks now direct from
this ad and not be disappointed.
Tom Barron Leghorns, 512,00 per
100. Pullets 524.00.. Barred Ttock
Mixed $12.00 pet' 1210, Pullets 521.00.
`White :tock Mixed $15.00 pet' 100.
Pullets $25,00. Frown Leghorn
Mixed 514.00 per 100. Pullets $25.00.
Leghorn -Roel: Mixed 512,00 per: 100.
Pullets 525.00.. Red-ltoelt -Hybrid
$12.00 per 100.' Pullets 521,05,., Spe-
oAll prices on cockerels Guarantee -
100 percent live delivery to your
station, 51.00 'down, balance C,O.D..
Rainbow hatcheryChatham,. On-
tario.
1T•IS NOT TOO SOON TO PLACE
Your 'order for your 1947 chicks.
Don't be disappointed. If you order
now you will be sure - of receiving.
the breed of chicks you desire and
at the time most suitableto you.
Tweddle Chick prices are guaran-
teed against a raise or decline: Send
for catalogue and pricelist. Twed-
die Chick Hatcheries Limited, Fer-
gus, Ontario.
Ise SUSSES. X IIAh1PSIlIRES lye
no01: YOUlt ORDER NOW : FOR
SPRING . CHICICS without delay at
these prices. Mixed Chicks. 130 Pul-
lets 23c, Cox .70. Leghorn X Hemp -
shires Mixed 13e, Pullets 28e. .A.11
breeders pulloram tested under Gov-
ernment approval. Order now. to in-
sure delivery when required. Bon-
nle's Chick Hatchery, Box 356, El-
mira, Ont.
PULLETS ALL AGES FROM 12
weeks to laying. Prompt delivery.
Pall hatchedchicks booked to or-
der. Free catalogue, Top Notch
Chickerles, Guelph, Ontario..
GOOD CHICKS PAY BEST
Read what Mr. Broadhurst of'Joli-
ette, Que., saysabout our chicks:
April 80, 1946—"The.. 208 chicks re-
ceived In Splendid condition, not one
dead and only one died since. They
are the most vigorous bunch. 05 chicks
1 ever received and I .havebeen
handling chicks for over 40 years."
Order now and get the best. Hero
are our prices, Barred Rock Mixed,.
412.00.; Pullets, 521.00; White Leg-
horn, Mixed, $12.00; Pullets, 524.00;
White Rock Mixed, 215.00'.. Pullets,
$25.00; Brown Leghorn Mixed,
$1400; Pullets, 525.00; Hybrids
Rock -Red Mixed, 512.00; Pullets,
521.00; Hybrid .Leghorn -Rock Mix-
ed, 512.00; Pullets, 525.00, You also
get free chicks. Goddard Chick Hat-
chery, Britannia Heights, Ont.
:WE'VE
forLl immedia TED NUMBER.
Ask for prlcelist. And order your
January chicks—now. Bray.Hatch-
ery, .130 John• N., Hamilton, Ont.
2,000 0110I000 NEW HAMPSHIRE
laying and ready to lay pullets for
immediate delivery. Also -other
breeds... 12 weeks up to laying, Fill
up your pens. Egg prices are good.
Pall hatched chicks for November
and December. delivery. Free cata-
logue. Twaddle Chick Hatcheries
Limited, Fergus, Ontario,
100 CHICKS FREE
With every order of 100 pullet
chicks we give 100 free chlcics (our
choice). Barred Rock Pullets
White Leghorn RockPullets
$
24,95.
Brown Leghorn Pullets 525.95; Red -
Rock Hybrids, $21.95, Leghorn
-
Rock Hybrids, $25.95. .A,11 chicks
sold are front . bloodtested .etock
bacic by high pedigreed stock. 51.00
booke you corder, Balance C.O.D.
Guaranteed Delivery I{ent Hatch-
ery,.. Chatham, Ontario
FOR TWO WAY PROFITS
Get chicks bred for both eggs and
meat. Special discount on .chick or-
ders placed now. Write for free
calendar and prioellst, Blg Rock.
Farm, Mille Roches, Ont.
IIUSINIOSS OPPORTUNITIES
OFFEE TO INVENTORS
AN OFFER TO EVERY INVENTOR
List of inventions ands' full infor-
mation sent free. The Ramsey Co,,.
Registered Patent Attorneys,273
Bank Street, Ottntvn, Canada
DYEING AND CLEANING
HAVE YOU. ANYTHING NEEDS
dyeing or cleaning? Write to us for
information. We are glad to an-
swer your questions, Department
H. Parker's Dye Works Limited,
791 Yonge Street, Toronto. Ontario.
FOIL SALE
'BLACK AND TAN. 1FOXHOUND
pups; seven months. Parents out -
Standing. 2051600 525.00, Females
$16.00, Lincoln Luedke, Eden Grove,
R. 2, Ont,
BROODER STOVES
NOW IS THE ,TIME. TO ORDER
your"Superflame" OIL.. Burning
Brooder Stover Our shipments of
these stoves will arrive on or about
January 1st, 1947,
Model ..652 has a 52" heavy galvan-
ized' hover thermomatatic heat con-
trol, automatic draft regulator and
down draft cap. Maximum capacity
1000 chicks—Price 529.90,' IClndly
send 55,00 deposit with Your order,.
Balance C.O.D. Express Collect,
your .nearest, station.
BEAVER VALLEY CREAMIERY
Clarksburg Ontario. ,
BY PUBLIC AUCTION SATURDAY,
November 23rd, together with Pura)
Steele and implements. Farm Trnc-
#ore—One 15-30 McCormack Deer-
ingTractor r 1
Ct0 e 1 new rubber, A-1
condition, One Model 1) John Dee
Tractor on steel. (rain Threshers;
One 22-38 McCormack Deering on
eteeel r 01101• bearing, late model.
One 20-50. 'Woods Brothers on steel
roller bearing. One 28.-46 McCor-
macic Deering on steel, thresher.
Above machines in A-1 condition.
Hanley Bros., Schomberg, Ont.
03500015 QI 1LI'PY DEEP 14,101O1,101)
Rouen ducks and drakes also Mom -
mouth White Pekin. bred H, Gul-
let, R. 2, Welland, Ont.
COMBINATION RUCK 1:1 is I.LrC-
trlo' Incubators for sale cheap.' Set-
ting 00pile ity .12,000; hatch' pg cn'
pucily 4,000, 25 or 50 cycle, Apply.
Twaddle Chick Hatcheries. Limited,
rergus.. Ontario.
D..1;S1 nl. ENGINE FOE SALE. n0:
11,p., good 'condition;priced for
quick ra lc, 3:011 rvey Langohr, 12,12.
1,, Delhi; 01i
t,.
FEBEll5,• BROWN MALES 5.2,00,
Females 50.00. Send 1Ioney Order.
15111 Express: W, J'. -Barr, Mitchell,
(1550(tN5 - IrROAD BREASTED
l:runre Turkeys, Toms 520, Mens
$12, I'irked from (lock of.-two'thou-
sand iron) pullol'em free breeders,
May hatched. John Jeffery, Appin,..,
Ont
1An1 EsWAY ;1.000 1:0(1 INCUTA'l'Olt
,for sale. Front Road, Stop 61, 11.10
3, Amnerstburg. Philip (limpet,
130 NEARLY NEW ' VTANDARD, 10
framed single story colonies oe
with. metal top; fell 1'01' -.vin ter.
Stan -le; R. IKing, Barrie, Got.
NEW PARTS
for
UNIVERSAL BREN GUN
CARRIERS
Bogle wheels, .sprockets, track and
many Others..
LEVY AUTO PARTS
731 Queen West, Toronto,
S 112 POWER SPRAY MOTOR' 150
gallon tonic capacity with tank fil-
ler and 4 -nozzle broom,- 'Used only
two, months. Apply S. Matwey, '672
Bathurst Street, Toronto,
REGISTERED YORKSHIRES,.. 0
months and under, choice bacon
type. Perry Whleh,3r., Heswtck,
Ont.
113-33 ROCK ISLAND. TILACTOR
for sale. Box 57, ICilialoe, Ont.
TIRES
We are overstocked et the present
of good used trade -In tires (guar.
anteed to be In excellent shape).
600 X 16 $5.00
A11 orders shipped C.O.D.. Special
equipment for vulcanizing Truck
and Farm Tractor Tires.
BEACON Ti13E, corner Queen and
York Ste., HAMILTON, Ontario.
ONTARIO'S MOST MODERN
EQUIPPED TIRE SHOP
FURS
FOXES AND FURS DRESSED AND
made Into .neckpieces, collars and
capes. Take advantage of this offer
before rising prices talcs effect Jan.
1, 1947, Oliver Spanner & Co Ltd.,
28A Ehn Street, Toronto.
HAIRDRESSING
LEARN HAIRDRESSING THE
Robertson method. Infonnatlon on
request regarding cln"ses. Robert-
son's Hairdressing Academy, 137
Avenue Road, Toronto.
HELP WANTED
WANTED, Ale EXPERIENCED
farm hand, single, Industrious, will-
ing, no intolerable habits. Wages
start at 560 per month, yearly con-
tract, clean home, start November.
Box 118, 73 Adelaide W, Toronto,
Ont
TWO GIRLS 25-23, ONE 10015 GEN-
eral housework and .1)111111 cooking,
the Other as housemaid, wages $76
per month each, Mrs, D. T. Ste-
phens, Richmond Hilt, Ont,
PERSONAL
DOCTOR OI.' Il10-YSTCHOLOGY,.
Grapho-Analyst and Personal. Coun-
sellor wit ladvlse you in your per-
sonal, domestic, business and roll -
glove problems Write your prob-
lem and enclose stamp for reply.
Dr. L B, Henn, Assinibola, Saskat-
chewan, Canada.
1016010.55
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should try Dixon's Remedy Mun-
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Postpaid $1.00.
POST'S ECZEMA SALVE
Banish the torment of dry eczema,
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Etching scaling burning eczema,
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this stainless. odorless ointment,
regardless of how stubborn or
hopeless they may seem.
PRICE 51.00 PER ,TAR
lend Post free on Receipt of Prlee'
POST'S REMEDIES
889 Queen St, E. Corner of Logan
•'Toronto.
DIXON'S 01111MEDl'—IrOR NEURIT
tls and. Rheumatic Pains. Thou-
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$1.00.
STOP ITCHING TORTURES Ole
eczema, psoriasis, 'ringworm, ath-
lete's foot and other skin •Irrita-
tions with Ellk's Ointment No. 6.
Itch relieved promptly, skin healed
quickly or money refunded, $1.00.
Order today from Ellk'e Medicine
Co., Dept. 57, Saskatoon, Sask.
MUSICAL. INSTRUMENTS
FRED A. 1101)DI7\ ETON 11U.TS,
sells exchanges- musical instru-
ments,, 111 Church, 'Toronto 2.
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SI"H(1O1 4 .
358 Moor St W., Toronto
Ilranches: 44 Nine St.. Hamilton'
& 74 Rideau Street. Ottawa,
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'infnrm'ntlnn nn ;request -• •
PHOTOGRAPH'S'
IMPERIAL QUALITY IS
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OUI> 1'1:011 7501051) FAST S9r,ltl'-
Ice and fine quality wail: will
please you. For satisfaction try Im-
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vetnped and printed. 811e
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Station i Toronto:
FILMS. DEVELOPED 22 CENTS.
Bun rllnteed one day service. No
waiting, Bay Photo Service, North
Bay.
XMAS CARDS FROM
"SNAPS" -12 FOR 79c
Your negutl yes make the most
orlgi nal and pleasing . Christmas
Cards you can get — cards that
friends treasure,nod the cost is
small. Select your favorite nega-
tives and send them to us. We'll
return 12 illi ructIve. greeting cards
with your ...pictures printed on—
and envelopes for mailing—all for
70c. Order early. '
(2 Photos on Calendars 25c.)
DEPT. nl.
STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE
Ito. 122e, Poul Orflre A, 'Toronto
(Print Name and Address Plainly)
COMET PHOTO SERVICE
Quick. Mall Service, work guaran-
teed, 25e per roll. Reprints 3c each.
5 x7 coloured in folder mount, 75c,
nos 1. Postal Station D. Toronto.
. STA M I't
STAMP COLLECTORS, A FREE
Get Acquainted pttetcnge and detalls
of interestingBonus System to ap-
proval applicants, sending postage.
to cover cost of .mailing, Alexander
Supply Co., P.O. Box 82.' Sudbury,
Ontrurio.
SEND 'POR A W011L1WIDE S10-
,lection of attractiveapprovals from
penny up. 'Fraser, 0.10 Southgate,
Victoria, 13,0,
TA)fIDEItnl l'
ATTENTION•. DEER HUNTERS —
Have your trophy mounted' by Can-
ada's Leading Taxidermist. - Finest
workmanship'. at reasonable. prices.
We tan Deer Irides Into Leather
suitable for Gloves, Windbreakers,
etc. Oliver' Spanner & Co, Ltd. 28 A
161m. St., Toronto.
TRAPPING
MINK - 150\ WOLF TRAI'L'ERS,
trap for bounty year round with
best gland scentsystem moneycan
buy. Particulars free, A E. Fisher,
Box 420, Calgary, Alberta,
WANTED
TURN YOUR TEED, MASH, AND
grain bags (whole or torn) Into
cash. 'IVe pay freight rates and
highest prices, Write today to the
London Bag Company, London, On -
teal o,
SHIP- YOUR POULTRY FARM
EGGS TO H. G. BUTT
348 Scarborough Road, Toronto.
Highest prices. Write for quota-
tions. ,
WANTED TO BUY—SIAMESE CAT
or kitten. Also Chthnnhen puppy or
young dog, Apply Box 120, 73 Ade-
laide W Toronto.
HATCHING E000 1VAN'rISl) FOR
1047 hatching season. Flocks culled
and bloodtested free of charge un-
der Government supervision Guar-
anteed premium plus hatchability
premium paid. For lull details write
Box No. 85. 73 Adelaide W., 'To-
ronto.
FLOOR SANDER AND EDGER.
Must be in good. condition. State
make, cycle and price. Also Elec-
tric Floor Wax ..Polisher, Write
Nell Crits, 141 Rebecca St., Strat-
ford, Ont. Phone 1592,
OUCH!
MY HEAD!,
fiYoe tan quickly relieveMATHd rho pains of nouratpla, sad day,, la grippe,
etc., with
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TABLETS 50 tasters so,
Good Way to Treat
Sore, Itching Piles
If you Buffer agonizing torture from sore,
painful itching piles, here ie a chance to try
a simple, :tome treatment with the promise
of a reliable firm to refund the coat if you
are not eationed with the results.
Simply get a bottle.. of. Hem -Reid from any
druggist. his is an internaltreatment whose
medication is directed to the removal of the
cause of piles. Ilem-Reid is a small tablet,
easy andlensant to use and pleasing results
are quickly shown. Itching and soreness are
relieved, pain subsides and as the treatment
is continued the swelling and inflammation
erg reduced and the sore, painful pile tumors
heal over leaving the rectal membranes clean
end healthy. Get a bottle of Hem-Rotd today
and see for yourself what an easy pleasant
way this ie to rid yourself of pile misery.
NOTE: Tim enamor of this notice lea re-
liable eon, doing bushieee in Canada for over
20 yearn. if you ore troubled with none, itch.
Ing, painful pile o, limn -Raid meet help you
quickly or the entail 1 lase price will he
gladly refunded.
ISSUE 46-1046
`GOING GOING—'
Thousands of spectators at the Ford Airport, Dearborn, Mich., were
hrilled recently when they watched the 225 -foot dirigible mooring
'roast crash down, preliminary to dismantlement for scrap. The
massive steel tower was severed from its base and pulled over by
cables, wound on winches of six le -wheel tractor -trailer trucks.
The mast, built in 1924 at a cost of $250,000, is pictured above,
midway in its fall.
SPOTS OF SPORTS
By FRANK MANN HARRIS
("A Six Bit Critic')
There was quite a commotion
among the fans at Maple I.eaf
Gardens the other evening when a
heartless referee awarded the Bos-
ton Bruins a goal without the puck
having entered the nets, on the
grounds' that Goal -tender Turk
Broda had heaved his stick in the
general driection of the elusive
disc. Whether Mr. Brody did the
heaving with intent, or whether his
war -club just happened to slip, is a
platter between himself and his
own conscience, or whatever it is
that net -minders use for that com-
modity; but it is probably just as
well that the score had no real
effect on the outcome of the game,
or the n ournful wail that Our
Boys had been foully robbed
would Have been sounding through-
out Toronto all the way from
Hogg's Hollow to the waterfront.
* * *
Many of the bullring experts,.
some with a hockey experience
covering all of five years, loudly
maintained that there was no such
rule in the book; while others
claimed that, even if there was one,
it was a highly nonsensical regu-
lation, one that had no reason for
existence. However, , they were
wrong on both counts, as experts,
both amateurs and professional, oc-
casionally arc; for there is such
a rule, and there was a mighty
good reason for its adoption.
* * *
For there was a period in hockey
history, as some of 'our more ma-
ture readers will doubtless recall,
when certain: goal -tenders' accur-
acy at heaving the hickory was one
of their most potent weapons of
defense. Some of them got to be
real artists at it, and could pick a
puck off. an opposition shooter's
stick -or intercept it in the laid-
dle;of a ;pass—with all the deadly
accuracy of a champion darts•
shooter in an English Pub. Ani
the annoyance of the shooter,
when the rubber had been removed
from his possession in such a man'
tier,was always beautiful to see,
and often led to a highly enjoyable
brawl between him and the net-
. [Hinder.
*' 4'
Of course the latter always
stoutly maintained, with a manly
candor and innocence that was
hard to doubt, that it had been the
sheerest of accidents—that the
stick had merely slipped from his
sweaty grasp, and nothing but a
freak of chance had guided it in
the direction of the puck. And
when it 'was first proposed to
frame a rule 'whereby, in case of
such a Happening, 'a goal would
b automatically awarded against
the sharp -shooting goal -tender,
loud and long were the protests
which arose on every side. It was
an outrage, many averred—far, far
too drastic—and would cruelly
penalize a lot of hard-working and
oppressesd goalies for something
they couldn't possibly help. And so
on, far into the night)
* * *
However, the rule—hi all its un-
fairness — was adopted. And,
strangely enough, somehow or
other the net -minders seemed able
to grasp those war -clubs of theirs
much more firmly and securely.
Almost overnight stick -throwing
on the part of goalies became a
thing of the past—so much so that,
the other: night at Maple Leaf
Gardens.. probably not one-half of
one percent of the nineteen thou-
sand present—players and speccta-
tors included—even knew that such
a regulation was in existence.
* * _ *
Big-time basketball appears to be
oft to a good start in Toronto, al-
though there are those who think
that the scale of prices adopted,
while possibly all right for such
places as New York or Chicago,
might be just a teeny mite on the
steep side for a city where there
is so touch hockey opposition. For
while, on paper, an attendance of
ten thousand, at a dollar a throw,
might appear to be just as good
business as twenty thousand at a
half, shrewd sports promoters know
that it doesn't work out that way
in the long run.
Social security is robbing the
poor for the benefit of the lazy,
—The Printed Word.
$40,000 Paid
For Bull Cali
Group of Ontario Farmer*
Outbid U.S. Millionaires
In an auction ring at Oakville,
the other day, a five -months -old
Holstein bull calf with the' engag-
ing name of Glenafton Killarney
brought $40,000, a now record price for Canada, . says The ' Ottawa
Journal. Some may wonder how
sticli a small animal, unproven. as
a sire at that, could possibly be.
worth so much money. But' the
fact remains that amount was paid
by a group of Ontario farmers,
who outbid. several American mil-
lionaires.
* 4' *
In a way, this group of Water-
loo district farmers, who had held
several meetings before their de-
cision was made, were showing
their faith and gambling an the.
future of the purebred cattle busi-
ness' in Canada. They knew that
many countries are looking to
Canada to supply high grade stock,
and were gambling on the hope
that this interest will continue.
From the number of countries
who have sent buying , missions
here this year, the numerous en-
quiries being received and the
number of sales actually [Wade in
recent months, it would appear this
faith in the future was justified.
et * 14
As to why this Killarney bull ,
had such value in the minds of
a group of breeders is a long story
which had its start in the dream.
of a Canadian businessman who
believed that by the most careful
selection of breeding stock a super-
ior strain of milk -producing cows,
which would be high in butterfat,
would result. The late T. B. Ma-
cauley was president of the Sun
Life at the time, but it is 'low
certain that history will know him
best as a breeder of cattle.
* * *
His Mount Victoria Farm at
' Hudson Heights was sold and his
herd dispersed at his death, ; but
today the progeny of those animals
are in demand practically every-
where. Mr. J. J. E. McCague, of
Alliston, bought several, and the
$40,000 bull is the son of two of
the best. Fifteen offspring of Mr.
McCague's Montvie Marksman
sire have sold recently for a total
of $119,050 and a British syndicate
has purchased six for an average
of $5,750. No strain of cattle in
the world today is more in de-
mand than that originated at
Mount Victoria,
Credulity
"The most positive men are the
most credulous, since they most be-
lieve themselves, and advise most
with their falsest flatterer and
worst enemy, their self-love." —
Pope,
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