The Seaforth News, 1947-01-23, Page 3CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
BABY CHICKS
WE STILL HAVE SOME SPLCN-
didlaying and ready to lay pullets.
Prices reasonable, order at once.
Also day old chicks for Immediate
delivery. ;Cop Notch Citickerles,
Guelph, Ontario,
STARTED PULLETS—ALSO SOME
Started non -Sexed, immediate deliv-
ery, save . time, Get Your pullets
growing to produce eggs for e -
port markets next summer, Order
February..1arch chicks now. Pray
Hatchery, 130 Joliu N., Hamilton,
Ont.
MIR, POULTRYMAN, GOOD LAY -
lag flocks are the results of well
bred, well raised chicles and Top
Notch chicks are noted for their
vigorous health and their ability to
develop into layers. So if you are
Planning on being wise and palace
your order for early chicles may we
suggest you order Top Notch chicks
this year. Top Notch chicks are 011
from 'Government Approved Pull-
orum tested breeders. Send for free
catalogue and early price list. Top
Notch Chiciceries, Guelph, Ontario,.
BEST CHICKS IN 25 YEARS
Yes, that is what. all Rain bow
Chick
Rainbow aChlcks..nAlll when
are 100 percent free from pullorum.
Order your chicks now direct from
this ad and not be disappointed.
Tom Barron Leghorns, $12.00 per
100. Pullets $29.00. Barred Rock
Mixed $12,00 per 100. Pullets 321.00.
White Rock Mixed $15.00 per 100.
Pullets $26.00. Brown Leghorn
Mixed' 014.00. per 100. Pullets 025.00.
Leghorn -Rock. Mixed- 012.00 per 100.
Pullets $25.00 Red -Rock Hybrid
012.00 per 100. Pullets $21,00. Spe-
cial priceson cockerels Guarantee
TOO percent live delivery to your
station. 01.00 'down; balance C.O.D.
Rainbow Hatchery. Chatham, On-
tarlo.
LAYING AND READY TO LAY
inlets for immediate delivery. We
ave some choice pullets left, 2111
p. your pens now. Free catalogue.
Also day delivery. oldchicks
Chick Fergus,Ontario.
BARRED ROCKS & WHITE LEG
horns. Baby Chicks: Canada an -
proves three grades: 1st. 11.0,P,
Chicks.2nd, R.O.P. Sired Chicks, Ord
Approved Chicks. We sell the first
two grades Breeding stock pull -
orlon tested. Call write or, phone
Slattery's Poultry Farm, Pickering,
Ont. 1R22.
POULTRY DOLLARS. • IF IT'S
Poultry Dollars you want, the sur-
est Way of getting- them Is to fol-
low two sImple rules—First get
good Chicks and second' look after
them. Tweddlo Chicks are time
tested. In other words we are now
etarting our 23rd year in the chick-
en busines. '23 years of giving our.
customers chicks that have paid off
for •them. We're getting a tot of
tetters these days. Letters that.
Make us feel good, right down In -
:aide. Letters like this.... I want
to Write and tell you how well we
have been 'Suited with your T3veddle
chicks, We have bought them tor
the past ten years and have been
so well suited. This year we got
000 mixed the 3rd of April, day
Old chicks. The cockerels were
nearly all marketed:: the 13th of
August and the pullets are com-
mencing to lay. We have had sev-
eral different breeds and find, them
all equally as good. We hope to
raise more chicks in 1947. We re-
commend your chicks to all chicken
raisers. Wm. S. Stone, R,R. 1,
Knowlton, Que." You too can get
these results, so. order Tweddles
and order them, early., Free cata-
logue, Tweddle Chick Hatcheries
Limited Fergus, Ontario.
IIRr'EDING COCKERELS —
Barred Rock cockerels, large, vigo-
rous, - individually pedigreed. C.
Ross Found, Cannington, Ont.
MONKTON POULTRY • IP A R 11
chicks. You buy baby chicks for
one reason. To receive dividends on
Your investment, you must be cer-
tain where - your. money Is Invent-
ed. Wo offer you baby chicks from
a Poultry Farm with' every breed-
er pullorm tested and government
banded. 'Take advantage of our
early order discount Write for our
1947 pricelist and catalogue.
MONKTON POULTRY FARMS,
IVONKTON, ONTARIO.
GOOD CHICKS PAY BEST
Read what: Mr. Broadhurst of Joli-
etteQue., says about our chicks:
April 80, 1946—"The 208 chocks' re-
ceived In splendid condition, not one
dead and only one died since. They
are the most vigorous "bunch of chicks
I ever received.. and I have been
handling chicks for over • 40 years."
Order now and get the best. Here
are our prices, Barred Rock Mixed,
$12.00; Pullets, $21.00; White Leg-
horn, Mixed, 312.00; Pullets, $24.00;
White Rock Mixed,- $15.00 Pullets,
$25.00; Brown Leghorn Mixed,
14.00; Pullets, $26.00; Hybrids
Rock -Red Mixed, $12.00; Pullets,:
$21.00; Hybrid Leghorn -hock Mix-
ed, 812,00; Pullets, $25.00. Yost also
get free °nicks. Goddard Chicly Hat-
chery, Britannia Heights, Ont,
CHICK BUYERS, DON'T MASS 1T.
Large 1047 calendar, twelve pages,
three , thirtyTells how cblorto succeed Iw with rFisher
chicks.. Free on request,: richer -Or-
chards, Freeman, Ont.
100 CHICKS FREE
With every order o1 100 .pullet
chicks we give, 300 free chicks (our
choice). Barred Rock Pullets
;21.95. White Rock Pullets $25,95.
albite Leghorn Pullets 024.95.
Brown Leghorn Pulleta 325.95; Red -
Rock Hybrids, 221.05.. Leghot'n-.
Rock Hybrids, 020.95, All chicks
sold are from bbloodtested
stock,
baCk byhlgh pedigreed stock. 1ooks you corder, Balance C.O.D.
Guaranteed Delivery
• Kent Hatch-
ery, Chatham, Ontario
HEAVY COCKERDLS 534.00 :PER
100, Hollywood leghorrt pullets
$26.00, Rock, red, Sussex .and Fly-
brid pullets $22.00 per 100. Big Hus-
ky guaranteed to live chicks' from
bloodtested pullorom free hens.
Chicks 'shred by 280-300 egg 11181es,
with high egg records forpast ten
aintilixeitotlelygabtyaddd heextra
health and vigor make then the
for t.earlylc order discount9aandrVfree
calendar, or order direct fromthis
ad, Wecanmake Immediate ship-
ment during January And. Febru-
ary. Big Rock Farm, Mille Roches,
Ont., Can.
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also complete electric Pupping
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HAVE YOIJ ANYTHING NEEDS
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H. Parker's Dye Worcs Limited,
791 Yonge'Street, Toronto,. Ontario.
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jackets, gabardine, roldul•oy, blan-
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Springer spaniel -"females real
workers, Promptly. shipped. Peter
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IOxportnlental ]tits, $3,00 and $g5.00.
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SNOBS SIIOES—ALL. STYLES AND
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Metagama, Ont. •
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Champion Worthy Joe O'Thrums
Mid -February delivery. Registered
male or female, twenty five dollars.
Pictures and pedigree upon re-
quest. Order now. Kearny; Collies,
Highland Creek, Ont.
TIRES
We are overstocked at ,the present
of good used trade-in tires (guar-
anteed to -be 1n excellent shape)..
600 x. 16 $5.00
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Shows 15% yearly profit. Priced
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At the end of the coal strike 600
men turned up for work at the
Marianna mine of the Bethlehem
Steel Corporation, and then prompt-
ly turned around and went home
again. The trouble was that one
miner was wearing a hard hat, as
required by government safety re-
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The Marianna miners dislike hard
hats so thoroughly that they won't
work beside one. They prefer soft
hats or caps. Next day the offend-
ing miner wore his hunting cap,
and everybody went to work.
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One of the most attractive Euro-
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Valli, top-ranking Italian film star,
pictured as she recently arrived in
New York aboard the Queen Eliza-
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screen actress, she's Hollywood -
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Starches and sugars cannot be
fully utilized unless there is an
ample amount of thiamine (vita-
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FLEW TO ENGLAND
Rt. Hon. Malcolm and Mrs. MacDonald left Canada for England,
en route to their home in Malaya,' They are here shown standing
before the T,C.A. plane which made the trip. Their recent wedding
in Ottawa was a highlight of the social season. -
SPOTS OFaRP -
s Ts
By FRANK MANN HARRIS
('A Six Bit Critic")
Like all lovers of the grand old
institution of cricket, we have been
greatly shocked by the disturbing
news from far-off Australia. For it
seems that a couple of members of
the British side taking part in the
cricket equivalent of the World
Series have so far forgotten them-
selves as to show signs of annoy-
ance at the umpiring. What is
more, a low newspaper person ac-
tually cabled his journal that those
sante umpires seemed to be calling
all the close ones in favor of the
home team,
* * *
Such, goings-on are, of course, ut-
terly foreign to the true spirit of
the game, whose addicts are sup-
posed to take whatever an umpire
hands then without even giving
hint a chilling look, let alone in-
forming him that he is a promis-
Lug candidate for an Institute for
the Blind. And we were happy' to
see that most of the English papers
took the correct attitude and put
the'hlast, not on the gttality of the
Aussie Unpiring, but on the re-
porter who hinted that it was be-
low par, and on the players who
misconducted themselves by show-
ing their feelings.
* * *
Whether or not the English
cricket might be improved by a
little Iess good manners and a little
more pep and fight, it is not for us
to say; although we seem to recall
that, before the war,, the fans over
there were getting slightly fed up
with continually taking it on the
chin. In fact they were in a some-
what similar state of mind to little
Danny McCue Who, you may re-
member, was trying to be a box -
fighter and not doing too well at
it. The morning after his latest de-
feat Danny's mother came to hint,
paper in hand. "Danny boy," she
proudly cried, "you did just fine.
The paper says that once again you
were the gamest loser in the cn-
tire tournament!"
"That's all very' dam fine, maw,"
Danny replied. "But just for the
novelty I'd like to see how It would
feel to be a good gauge winner for
once."
* * *
Somebody in the Good Book—
maybe it was Solomon — once said
that there was nothing new under
the sun. The truth of that oldie
Was once again brought home to
us a few moments ago when, in
looking over some stuff about
cricket, we ran across the follow-
ing statement: "Cricket is a very
manly game, not bad in itself, but
only bad in the ill use made of it
by wagering oil it, wagering being
bad and against the law,"
Change the word cricket in that
sentence to baseball, hocicey or
football and it night sound like the'
utterance of some modern sports
mogul who, at long last, has
wakened up to the fact that too
much gambling is threatening the
very foundations of several popular
pastimes. However, as it actually
Happens to be a quotation from a
decision of the Court of the King's
Bench, made in .the year 1746, all
it proves is that the boys cv110 lay
the odds have been hanging around
sport for a long, long time, and
even two hundred years ago had
folks worried with their activities.
* *
Ask most folks what are the
choicest seats from which to ob-
serve a hockey game, and their
natural reply would be front -row
pews as near center ice as possible.
But among those who really love
and understand the game, you
would find plenty to argot In favor
of seats fairly high up and, not on
the side, but behind the nets. For
it is from such points of vantage
that you can really see close -fn
play and, more especially, closely
observe one of the finest and most
interesting things in all sport —
the workmanship of a high-class
goat -tender who is really In ttip
* * *
form.
We, personally, have always
been somewhat of a sucker for
good goal -tending and have been
thrilled, tinges without ntunber, by
the miraculous antics of Chuck
Gardiner, George Hainsworth,
Lorne Chabot, Roy t\`orters and
other all-time greats right back to
the days of old Clint Benedict and
beyond. But we don't mind break-
ing down and cotifessing that the
one -elan exhibition of puck -stop-
ping put on by Chuck Rayner, of
the New York Rangers, 011 the oc-
casion of that club's first 1947 To-
ronto appearance, was fit to stand
up with anything in that line these
ancient eyes have ever witnessed. It
reminded us of little Willie, who
had just scored a cool 100 per cent
in his spelling viramhnation, and
was being complimented by his
teacher. "That was very good,
Willie," said she.
"Aw, nuts, 1,1iss ,Tones; that was
not good," replied Willie modestly.
"It was perfect!"
Horses On Farms
Hor es on farms in Canada as
at bine 1, 1046, were 2,896;850,
There has been a steady decline in
th number since 1942. In the first
n' le months of 1948 fifteen thou-
sand head were exported to Poland,
six thousand to France and ten
thousand to the United States.
A Three -Day Fog
In Great Britain
Queen Elizabeth, returning home':
In' a car after a dinner party, had
to be escorted home by a corps
of bobbies with torches (British for
flashlights),' relates Time, At
Wembley Stadium, 4,000 hocicey
fans, marooned for the night,
snuggled against one another in the
grandstand, At New Cross , race
track the greyhounds lost sight of
the rabbit, In the Channel the S.S.
America groped a n d bellowed
mournfully, unable to make port.
Other slips ran aground. In
Southaurpton, Ivor Thomas and his
fiancee Elithia Zinck—just in from
Bombay—drove off a dock and
were drowned.
For three - days southern Britain
lay hushed in the grip of one of
the worst fogs in the memory of
any living Londoner, Then a cold
wave from Siberia swept down and
blew it away.
Let "Us Keep
Our Powder Dry
Disarmament is an admirable ob-
jective,scomrns, is The MontrealGazette. But despite the United
Nations General Assembly resoht-
tion, progress toward that ideal is
not yet so positiveas to exc se
hysterical jubilation, General dis-
armament will relieve every nation
of a heavy charge on its exchequer.
But disarmament is - by no means
the tole preliminary to the blet,ed
state of permanent peace. With
science as the principal war poten-
tial of any nation today, disarma-
ment, far from stopping war, might
merely herald the abandonmem of
, obsolescent war methods fur more
horrific ones. Until ?ace is guar-
anteed it would he madness to relax
the national vigilance that alone
will rrevcnt sudden aggression."
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ISSUE 3-1947
MUTT AND JEFF—
MUTT, I JUST BOUGHT AN
ACROBATIC DOG ACT!
THEY'RE GREAT! JUST
WATCH 'EM PERFORM!
MOVE OVER, BERGEN, AND GIVE CHARLIE YOUR SEAT
By BUD FISHER
AND NOW, LADIES
AND GENTLEMEN,
HERMAN AND I
WILL STAND oN
OUR FRONT
PAWS!
SAY, THAT LITTLE
WHITE DOG IS
TERRIFIC! BUT HE
DON'T REALLY
TALK!
NAW.' HE
DON'T REALLY
TALK! HE'S
NOTHtN'?
ITIS HERMAN!
HE'S THE ONE,►.
HE'S A VENTRILOQUIST.
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