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USE ' '., Too
Aluminum Tile
Sheet aluminum tile is claimed
t . Have great strength. Made of
Alodjne-treated aluminum and fin-
ished with a special ink coloring,
tile is baked into metal with infra-
red ovens, Said not to crack, chip
or peel, and to be. water resistant,
conies in 12 by 16 inch sheets
with 12 tiles to a sheet.
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If You• Can't Swim
To. be safe in a boat or around
water, try a life saver vest. Only
16 ounces in weight, vest is claimed
five times more buoyant than cork,
Stuffed with Kapok, vest has no
metal parts to rust or corrode, and
is painted bright orange for high
visibi2'ty.
k4ew Emergency Adaptor,
New adaptor makes it possible
to administer oxygen front an in-
dustrial type oxygen regulator and
a cylinder of oxygen. Adaptor con-
verts pounds per square inch pres-
sure to, liters - per - minute flow.
'Useful in emergencies in industrial
qt,ants and in civilian defense, When
hospital type regulators are not
available, adaptor is made of chrome
for long service. Small and light-
weight, it can be carried in glove
compartment or bag of physician.
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Plastic Shades
Made from plastic, window
shades are completely washable,
waterproof and flame -resistant, sun -
last and opaque. Coining in four
colors, shades have bonded hems
and are fastened to the rollers by
patened tear -proof process.•
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German Camera
New 35 inns camera has f:3.5
5/50 lens, built in flash synchroni-
zation, a synchronized shutter and
shutter speeds from 1 to 1/300th
second. Item has built-in self -
timer fordelayed action shots and
an eye -level optical viewfinder as
well as _a large viewing area.
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Sflower Resists Rust
New ,electric lawnmower weighs.
-only 4.5 pounds. Motor and blade
.are enclosed in plastic colored hous-
ings which cannot rust or corrode
sand is not easily dented or chip -
red. Wheel discs are also made of
Laminae plastics. Easy to guide,
:mower cuts 16 -inch swathe.
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Helps Keep Away Colds
Small instrument housed in plas-
tic purifies air and is said to cut
bacteria count in a room as much
as 100%, and be very helpful in
cutting down colds, measles, epi-
demics in schools, factories, etc.
• Device contains a new chemical,
triethylene glycol which is vapor-
ized at the rate of one pint solu-
tion every 300 hours. Vapors are
odorless and harmless to humans,
and help to clear the air of odors.'
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Garden Hose to Fight Fire
Ordinary garden hose can now
be converted into a fire -fighting
weapon, when equipped with gun -
type nozzle which makes fog spray
to blanket and extinguish small
fires. Fog nozzle also helpful for
t:ellar dust laying, window washing.
One -Piece Handle
Sterling knives have been made
more durable by company produc-
ing handles in one piece. Having
•110 seams, knife will not discolor
.along soldered edges, and water
cannot seep into handle. Fine ce-
r ent 'fall is.. used , instead of lead, •
,eliminating dents if knife is drop-
ped.
Carefree Casey — Manager of .the world's champion Yankees,
Casey Stengel, has a way of looking unworried even when beset
by the most crucial crises. And so it was small wonder that New
York catcher Yogi Berra looked incredulous as his boss put on a
carefree juggling act even while a Yankee relief expert walked
towards the Yankee Stadium mound vacated by Tommy Byrne
•after•the Detroit Tigers cut loose with a three -run attack.
Our pre -season call in the Ameri-
can League was for the New York
Yankees to take it all. At this writ-
ing it doesn't look like such a bad
prediction at that, as Casey Sten -
gel's pets are just one game out
of first place and showing signs of
overtaking and passing the amaz
ing Chicago White Sox.
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Still, if anybody was rash enough
to wager the rent money on our
choice we would advise them to do
a bit of hedging, as we say over
at dear old Epsom Downs. For if
`gambling wasn't such an evil. thing
—see the daily papers for details—
we would be greatly inclined to
take a little ticket on the Boston
Red Sox, especially if the odds were
fairly succulent.
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Why this sudden switch to the
Red Sox, a team we have consis-
tently, picked against and ice -
watered even when they looked
like standouts? There's just one
reason, and it'S a one-man reason.
For the first time since he hat the
big time Ted Williams shows signs
of having shed his "great I -:aro" •
mantel, and of becoming the truly
outstanding star he always had the
potentialities of being. If lane has '
doiie that, and is playing for the
team rather than for his press clip-
pings, he could easily carry the Red
Sox to the title. With the line-up.
they have, it worilein't take blit a
teenv mite of •extra help.
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Here are a few quotes from the
AP description of a game against
the White Sox which illustrate why '
we imagine that Williams has fin-
ally taken a tunable to himself.
"Ted actually starred is the field,
racing to the scoreboard to make
a sensational stab of Chico Car-
rasquePs fly. to save the game in
Tomorrow's Chicken: $5000—Charles Vantress, left, holds one tai
the California Cornish -New I;fampshire cross birds that won 0000
$vst prize In a national °'chicken -of -tomorrow" contest. xtenci
+ng congratulations is Howard C. Pierce, poultry research director
of the food chain which sponsored the meat -chicken improvement
contest. Vantress" chicken weighs 427 pounds at 12 weeks of
Lege compared to average chicken's weight of about two pounds
at that age.
the eighth. . . . Remember when
Williams never hit to left? When
he used to dig in at the plate and
try to pull every pitch to right? No
more. Chicago led 3-1 when Wil-
liams came up with one out in the
third. He bunted—that's right—
bunted neatly down the unpro-
tected third base line. A pass to
Doerr and singles by Vollmer and
Moss tied the score ... It was still
3-3 when Williams came up with
two out and Goodman on second
in the fourth inning. Once more
he crossed up the boys with a
double off the left -field scoreboard
to break the tie."
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Behind the seeming miracle of
Williams actually deliberately hit-
ting to left lies a story. It is five
• years now since the Cleveland
Indians pulled the "Boudreau shift"
•ori Williams—the shift, widely cop-
ied by other clubs, which pulls
practically the whole defensive
team over to right—the shift which,
ever since, has been taking hacks
out of the Williams batting ave-
rage and losing gapes for the Bos-
ton team. Fans and players by
the hundreds have pleaded with
Williams to stop aiming for the
right field fence and start slicing
toward left, but Williams appeared
to have a heap of mule blood in
'h'int and just plain refused to do
so.
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But recently the Boston slugger
received a letter which appears to
have done the business. The letter
was from nobody else but Tyrus
Raymond Cobb, the .daddy of them
all -'not even Wee Willie Keeler
•exoepted—at 'hitting them where
they .ain't"
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• Ty •Cobb has long been an ad-
mirer of 'Williams, but didn't think
much of Ted's bull-headed insis-
tence that the 'Boudreau shift" was
a .challenge that could only be met
by continuing hitting, TO RIGHT.
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"Of all the fellows I've seen in
baseball in the last twenty years,"
Cobb told a friend several months
ago, "Williams is the only one I
thought could break my record. But
he is losing fifty points a year on
his batting average by refusing
to hit to left. It gives me a pain
to think that $10,000 pitchers are
making a $100,000 hitter do what
they want, If he'd do what I think
he ought to do, he could become
the first ,450 hitter in baseball his-
tory."
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The friend Crabb spoke to was the
man closest to Williams of anybody
in sport—Fred Corcoran, the golf
promoter. No doubt Corcoran pass-
ed the word along to Williams,
but with no noticeable effect.
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Then, in the early part of the
present season, Williams' batting
was ghastly—that is, for a man like
Williams, So Cobb sat down and
wrote Ted a letter—a two-page let-
ter which went into details. W31 -
Banos, up to now, has refused to
divulge just what Ty Cobb told
him, But it must have been hot
stuff because the very day Williams
received it he bit a hone run, a
double au1.d a single—all to left
5eld.
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&yeey,,e won't permit as to go
into further .details, but, up to now,
'Milian? has picked up close to
100 points in his batting average
since hearing fiam Ty Cobb—
and although we haven't been keep-
ing close tab, it is noticeable- that
• a lot :of those bingles have been
going in the direction, which he
once disdained even to aim for. At
that rate he might come close to
the magic .400 mark—or even go
over it --by the season's end. If
he does, a lot of the credit should
go to Ty Cobb.
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The credit, that is—but not the
cash. For if you, genteel reader,
on the strength of what we have
told you, should happen to go and
make a nice clean-up on the Boston
Red Sox to take it all, remember
who it was tipped you off. Our
motto is the same as Omar Khay-
yam's—"Ah take the cash and let
the credit go."
Better Than Fur
Wolf and mouton skins have long
been used to trim and line parka
hoods, flight jackets and caps for
Arctic service in the Air Force. But
wolf and mouton skins are hard to
find in these days of shortages. Ac-
cordingly the Air Material Com-
mands's laboratory is testing fur
made front nylon and other syn-
thetic fibers that cost only a fifth
as much.
Wolf fur has been used in the
past because frost formed by breath-
ing can be easily knocked or brush-
ed from its long, smooth hairs.
Nylon fur is now being tested at
65 degrees below zero Fahrenheit.
This artificial nylon fur has a back-
ing of knit cotton coated with rub-
ber. It is so poor a conductor of
heat that a man wearing a parka
made from this material stays warm.
Frost is easily brushed off because
nylon does not absorb moisture.
Experiments are also being con-
ducted with a blend of dynel and
vicara fibres, both synthetic, as sub-
stitutes for mouton. Again there is
a saving in cost. The two synthe-
tics will be used for collar tiim-
mings•
Still Champ! — Comeback King
Ben Hogan bows before a cheer-
ing crowd after he successfully
defended his title as U.S. Open
Golf Champion.
Britain's oldest working locomo-
tive has recently been sent to the
yards in London for breaking up.
She has been operating for 93
years—since 1858. During those
years she had had six different
numbers. She started as No. 37.
Then progressed to her final num-
ber -58865.
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TOP NOTCH CHICK SALES
Guelph, Ontario.
__ —
POULTRYMEN-.-getrout' mess copy of
the 96 -page "Poultry Disease Manual."
Write for details now. Rodda, Box 116,
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DOZENS of letters received in our office
every week tell of the wonderful
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DYEING ANT' CLEANING
HAVE you anything needs dyeing or clean-
ing? Write to ua for information. We
are glad. to answer your questions. De-
partment II, Parker's Dye Works Limited,
791 Yonge St„ Toronto
FOR SALE
ICE CREAM CABINETS
Buy direct from manufacturer while sup-
ply lasts. Cash or terms. Every cabinet
guaranteed. Write for tree catalogue.
Modern Devices Mfg. Co., 1226 St. Ur-
bain St., Montreal 18.
GARAGE, on Beaverton - Fenlon Falls
Road, including stock, equipment and
dwelling, good tourist trade. Selling be-
cause of ill -health, Apply William Mc•
Innis, Glenarm, Ont,
1949 COCKSHUTT 30 TRACTOR CREEP-
ER, gear, live power take -off. Reason-
able. W111 exchange for livestock. E, M.
Lichty, R.R. 2, Waterloo, Ont
KITCHEN sinks, white porcelain on steel,
acid resistant enamel, 25 x 66 double
bowl, double drain board complete with
crumb cup strainer and faucet, cabinet
extra, 557.60; 25 x 54 single bowl double
drain board with crumb cup strainer,
cabinet extra. 554.65; 25 x 42 single bowl
single drain board, right or left hams
with crumb cup strainer and faucet, wood
cabinet, $109,60; 25 x 42, same as above.
with Arborite top and 16 x'20 sink and
rim, wood cabinet, 599.50. Write for ape -
dal prices en complete bathroom sets.
All items may bo purchased separately.
Inquiry invited from trade, P.O. Box 671,
London, Ontario.
FOR Sale 1941 Sixteen Passenger School
Bus, custom-built, Apply Anderson Taxi.
Pembroke, Ont,
MASSEY-HARRIS 25 Tractor on steel;
Case NCM wire -tie nick -up baler; Sawyer.
Maesey 22 x 36 Thresher with clover mill,
all in good condition; 2 Firestone 13 x 24
Tractor Tires suitable for road use. K.
E, Deacon, Unionville, Ont,
SHELLCRAFT
COMPLETE kite with full Instructions
for 'malting TEN beautiful, useful and
Mating' novelties. Postage paid $3.50.
Illustrated instruction sheet free on re-
quest. Houghton's Shellcraft, 454 King-
ston Rd„ Toronto, Ont.
INTERNATIONAL W.D. 6 diesel, late
model, Ellis Franklin, Burford, Ont.
Phone 4130.
LIGHTING GENERATOR SET
'FAIRB9NKS-MORSE onan, 1,000 watts,
AC, gasoline generating set, 60 -cycle,
110 -volt with automatic starting panel.
Used one season,. idea] for summer cot-
tage. Will operate electric refrigerator,
Apply Sheridan A. Smith, 30 Proctor
Blvd., Hamilton, Ont.
McCORMICR 'Deering Model 11 Farm -ail
tractor. Row -crop. New tires. W. Main,
702. College St., Toronto.
HAND block machine, 8" (cement), in
good condition. 31'. L. MacFarlane, RR 2,
Pickering, Ont.
THRESHING outfit; used 36 - 54 White
Thresher with new Ebersal feeder and
"decking used 2 year, used Farman MD
'tractor outfit, 53,000. Will sell as unit or
individually, H. J. Fysh & Son, Thames -
Ont.
16 -ACRE farm and new 7 -room house,
basement, gas, electricity and water, young
fruit trees, large chicken -house and
brooder, double garage, crop and garden.
56500, one mile welt of Welland. Mr, F,
Bias, Gen. Del„ R,R. No. 5, Welland.
FOR SALE. TD 6 Crawler with wide gauge
tread. Fully equipped and in perfect
condition. Just run 115 hours. Write Guy
Currelley, Box 637, §St, Marys, Ont._
BEAUTIFUL. Great Pyrenees Puppies • for
sale. Who wants one? Mrs. J. A. Wil-
liams, Southampton, Ontario.
RECESSED BATHTUBS 560
SMART Martha Washington and Rich -
ledge stainless three-piece bathroom sets
Whlte $160.00 to 189.00; Coloured 5274.00
complete with beautiful chromed fittings.
.Air conditioning furnaces 5295.00. Special
offers to plumbers and builders too. Save
many valuable dollars, buy with confidence
and have a nicer home. Satisfaction guar-
anteed. Extra discounts off catalogue prices
if we supply everything You need for com-
plete plumbing or heating installation.
Catalogue includes litho photos of main
fixtures, prices and helpful installation
diagrams. Select style of sinks, cabinets.
)aundry tubs, showers, stoves, refrigera-
tors. Pressure water systems', oil burners,
septic and oil tusks, etc. Visit or write
Johnson Mail Order Division, Streeteville
Hardware, Streetsvine, Ontario. Phone
201.
FOR SALE
SAVE OVER 55.00
on cacti pound of tobacco or make 109
cigarettes for 750 with the famous (Bobo
Cigarette Machine, Price $5.95. Gueratl-
teed 100% perfect or refund, hest on mar-
ket. Postage extra, Globe Tobacco Fac-
tory, 420A Church, Verdun, Quebec.
LIVESTOCK Marker, Paint Stick, lied,
White, Black, Will not rub off wet or
dry, Convenient pocket tube, 40e postpaid.
Hamblen' Hatcheries, Winnipeg, Man.
50 -ACRE farm, �5 miler front Weiland,
G miles from Niagara Fella, good b-
room house; immediate possession, Bull
Price $6.000. Private. A. Kissel. 131 John
Street, Toronto,
FOR SALE—General store, central knee -
tion, living apartment, established over
50 yearn, 540,000 turnover. Cl. M.'lltiana,
Beal Estate, Spruoedale, Ont. Pariv
Sound Diet,
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235 Elgin Ottawt
$1.25 Express Prepaid
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moves ingrown nail in a few applications
$1, Wart Fix guaranteed remedy, 500.
Corn Fix, removes corns and callouses in
10 minutes, 80c. Sent postpaid by A.
Thompson. 7 Orchard Crescent. Toronto
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TEACHERS WANTED
TEACHERS WANTED — Male PrincBc
pais in School Area DTo. 1, Yarmoutlbs:
Elgin County, duties to commence Sept.
4, 1951, Salary schedule Minimum $2000C•
Maximum $8500. Degrees Recognized.,
Sherman Smith. Sec.-Treas.. R.R. No, 5,
St. Thomas, Ont.
MALAHIDE — Protestant teacher for
School Section No. 6, Malahide, Elgin
County, Brick, with inside toilets, hydro,
Plano. etc. Enrolment thirty-six. Eight
grades. Salary $2,200 per annum. Appli-
cations received until July 21st.
Wm. Irwin, Sec.-Treas., Alymer, Ont.,
S.S. No. 6, RR, 2, Malahide, Ont.
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ISSUE 27 — 195]
Ala gio-Cali tmdiark Pulp
smell .Paper Mills, Limited
The plant of Anglo -Canadian Pulp and Paper
Mills, Limited at Quebec City has a tidewater
location and an estimated ultimate capacity of
250,000 tons of newsprint, 70,000 tons of sul-
phite pulp and 30,000 tons of paperboard per.
annum. The Company controls limits estimat-
ed to contain some 22 to 25 million cords of
merchantable timber.
We offer as principals --
Anglo -Canadian Pulp and Paper Mills,.
Limited
Conlon Shares of No Par Value
Price: At the market, to yield about 5.37%
ton the basis of the present dividend rate)
Earnings of the Company in 1950 available
for dividends amounted to $2.87 per share,
Dividends declared from these earnings and
payable in 1951 total ;1.80 per share, of which
900 was paid May 15th, 1951 and 450 is to be
paid on both July 2nd and October 2nd this
year. The Company has no funded debt or
preferred stock outstanding.
Orders for these shares will receive
prompt attention.
36 King Street )!fest Wt(Fel,(1L Giliind ' & Compti.tory
Toronto .1
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