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Zurich Herald, 1946-06-06, Page 7CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING itARV l hAICltti RAISE A. PRODUCTIVE FLOCK. this year — with Top Notch chicks, in order to produce the largest egg's , .. tete pLulnpest birds it is necessary to stiff with husky chick. That's why you'll appreciate the: Top Notch system ut breeding and selecting. Only the best pure and O'oss bred strains. Every Top Notch breed- er is pullorum tested and Gov- ernment Approved. Only those of known livability and productivity aro used Every y shipment of Top Notch chicks is carefully inspect - ea and till weakling's are culled. Order today and take advantage of our liberal June discounts. Prompt delivery on non -sexed, pullets, and heavy breed cocker- els in all the popular pure breeds and hybrid c:rosss, Also eight week to eighteen week old pul- lets. Free catalogue. Top Notch Chickerier, Cue Loh, Ontario. WANTED TO PURCHASE PULLETS Barred Rocks, New Hampshires, White Leghorns any age from b weeks up to laying. Good prices paid. .Apply to Box No. ,95, 70 Adelaide W., Toronto. SUMMER CHICKS 'FOR WINTER production, delivery June -July, should be ordered without delay to get breeds or crossbred on de- livery date you wish. Bray Hatch- ery,. 130 John. N. Hamilton, Ont. LARGE TYPE LEGHORNS 10c. Leghorn pullets Ole, Ail Breeder's double bloodtested and backed by high pedigreed foundation stock. Many Hurondale customers report best chicks 1 ever had. Walter Morton, Dryden, — We were well pleased with the pullets we re- ceivedlast year. Pullets laid well. Heavy Breed Pullets 17c. Sussex x N. Hamp., hock x New Hamp., Barred Rooks, Pure Sussek and New Hampshire pullets 17c. Pure Sussex mixed 13c., Sussex x N. Hainp., :flock x Hamp., Rocks and New Hamps. mixed 12c. Sus- sex x Leghorn, Rock x Leghorn and Leghorn x New Hamp. mixed llc., pullets 20c. Assorted pullets 15e., assorted mixed 9c. Cockerel and started prices on request. Order from and enclose this Ad. $1.00 per 100 deposit. HURONDALE CHICK HATCHERY, London, Ont. LAKEVIEW CHICKS SPIECIArI'/,EJ) BREEDING PLANT 1S.000 BREEDERS Book your order for J u n e. With the scarcity of meat, there will be a big demand for Poultry and Eggs this Fall and Winter at attractive prices. it will pay you to put in an extra brood of chicks this year. PRO,MI"T DELIVERY — With a ca- pacity of 00,500 Lakeview Chicks weekly, we expect we can give prompt delivery book your order at once for June or July. SEND DEPOSIT — For quick ser- vice send deposit with your in- quiry or order, and we will book your order at our prices which are very reasonable: We • will promptly snail you an acknow- ledgement of your order, and if it shouldn't suit you we guaran- tee to return ,your deposit at once. This plan will give you better service. THE REST WE EVER HAD — Neil MeDonnel, Goderich, Ont. Colin Campbell, New Richmond, Que- bec — Well satisfied, lost 4 out of 104, Hope you can supply more. As high as 100 eggs from 115 Leghorn pullets. Wonderful pro- duction reports Reuben Kennel, Shakespeare, Ontario. 111ti1IDS: Large Type White Leg - horns, Pure Sussex, Sussex X New Hamps., B. Rock X New Hamp, Rock X Leghorn, Sussex X Leghorn, Leghorn X New klamp., New Hamps., and Barred Rocks. LARGE WHITE LEGHORNS Day old started up to 4 weeks old. Lakeview Leghorns are the large type. mated with cockerels from Ped, stock — "Real Egg Machines." Si:ND FOR WEEKLY LIST: — of Special Prices on day old chicks, pullets and cockerels, and start- ed chicks. 11IAY. JUNE AND FALL HATCHED Book your order for June, or Fall Hatched Chicks NOW. LAKE - VIEW POULTRY FAII91, Wein 13ros , Exeter. Ont. WHERE'S NO • GAMBLE ABOUT 1046. It's going to be a poultry year. The poultry industry is the Topical one to expand today, as birds are economical users of our short grain supply. Canada is one of those fortunate countries that ran export food to feed a hungry world it's going to take a long time to fill the bread basket of 'the world. Working men who are rebuilding their devastated coun- tries must eat. So what are you waiting' for! Fill up the brooders. it isn't too late to fill them with Tweddles, the husky, healthy fast growing. kind, Pretty soon they'll be ready for the grass, nature's 'cheapest and best food. And don't forget — you can't go wrong with chicks with a record of 21 years of satisfaction to steady customers. No waiting at Twed- dles for your Chicks. We can give prompt delivery on all the popu- lar pure breeds and hybrid cross-, os its non -sexed, pullets or cock- erels.' ].'rices gt'eatiy reduced for June. ,Also 8 week to 20 week old pullets. free catalogue. Tweddle Chick Hatcheries Limited, Fer- gus, Ontario, . 25 FREE CHICKS ()UR BABY CHICKS ARE 'L'H15 progeny of Foundation and Re- gistered Birds, All Breeders blood - tested. Prices from Se to 25c. All guaranteed excellent layers. Don't delay, order now, Goddard Chick Hateheties, lir flan nia Heigh ts, Ont.. RELIABLE CHICKS Started chicks for June delivery. Barred 'Rock, Leghorn and Hy- brids, Leghorn x Barred Rock, Ramp. x Barred ltoclr, Light Sus- sex all three and four weeks, it pays dividends to have a good flock, of started chicks, don't put oft write now for prices and when available for shipping. Also baby chicks of sante breed still available. Miller's Chick Match - 01'3', Fergus, Ont, Phone 263-W. HEAVY BREED PULLETS 17c, Susses Sussex x Homo., hock 1 Hamp„ New I•Tamp. and T3nrrexi 1T.octe inflicts 17c. book your order NOW. $1,00 per 100 deposit. Order from this Ad. Rurondale Chick Hatchery, London, Ontario: BAB 5.' CHICKS LAKEVIEW CHICKS Specialized Breeding Plant Of 5,000 Breeders book your order for June and July. With th scarcity of meat, there will be a big demand for Poultry and Eggs this Fall and Whiter at attractive prices. It will pay you to put in an extra brood of chicks, this year. Prompt Delivery — With a capacity of 50,000 Lakeview chicks week - 1y, we expect we can give prompt delivery, but to be safe, book yowl• order' at once for June or July. Crude A _ Large Type White Leg - horns, Sussex x Leghorn, Rock x Leghorn, Leghorn x New Hamp. mixed 111kc., pullets 20c., cox 6e. B. Rocks, Rock x Hamps., New Hamps„ Sussex, Sussex x Hamps. mixed $12.75, pullets $17.00, cox $14.75. Send deposit of $1.00 per 100. We guarantee 100% live de- livery. Order from and enclose this ad. Large White Leghorns — Day old and started up to 4 weeks old. Lakeview Leghorns are the large type, mated with cockerels from Pd. stocic — "Real Egg Machines." Send for Weekly List — of special Prices on day old chicks, pullets, and cockerels and started chicks. June, July and Fall Batched — Book your order for June, July or Fall Hatched chicks now. LAKEVIEW POULTRY FARM, Wein Bros., Exeter, Ontario. 3411SINEESS OPPORTUNITIES WANT TO SELL YOUR BUSINESS? We have hundreds of buyers in Detroit and Windsor. Give all de- tails and price. Write or see V. W. Dowse, Maidstone, Ontario. DYEING AND CLEANING HAVE YOU ANYTHING NEEDS dyeing or cleaning? Write to us for information. We ars glad to answer your questions. Depart- ment H Parker's Dye Worke Limited. 791 Yonge Street. To- ronto. FOR SALE GREAT DANE PUPS FOR SALE; very well bred; fawn with black mask; all males; Dam; Jaco-Lyn of Lyn -Dee; Sire: Tarr of Tyedes- ley; Phone 2411 Barrie or write Wm. Stewart, Brookdale Kennels, 156 Elizabeth Street, Barrie, Ont. TURKEY POULTS — PROMPT DELIVERY We can give prompt delivery on Broad Breasted Bronze Turkey Poults , or book for June delivery. Poults hatched from bloodtested, pullorum free breed- ers, under ideal conditions in most modern 1946 model, all electric and automatically con- trolled turkey incubators, and hatched in separate, new turkey air conditioned Hatchery. Send for Price List and full particu- lars. No orders accepted less than 50. ACT QUICKLY BOOK YOUR ORDER WHILE THEY LAST, LAKEVIEW TURKEY RANCH, Box 183, Exeter, Ont. Phone 179. HYDRAULIC TRACTOR SEAT .New Monroe 17-Z Ride Tractor Seat. Passenger car comfort, eli- minates ride fatigue on your tractor. Bursaw Tractor Co., Woodstock, Ontario. ELECTRIC MOTORS NEW, USED bought, sold, rebuilt: belts pul- leys, brushes. Allen Electric Com- pany Ltd., 2326 Duf terin St. Tor- . onto, Ont, CHOICE PROGRESSIVE EVER - bearers 25 for $1,00; 50 for $1.76; 100 for $3.00; 200 for $5.00. Pre- paid Riverside Nursery, West River, Nova Scotia. FOR SALE—HOUSE ONE -STOREY FRAME, SIZE 24x18, and 22 x 14. Apply Box 2, Glen- coe, Ont, ATTENTION FARMERS For Sale: Tractor Tires, made of rubber, suitable for bolting on steel wheels, $10.00 each. When ordering state diameter and width of wheel. National Rubber Co. Ltd., 5 Wiltshire Ave., Toronto, Ontario. 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"Either we are guilty of hard-hearted go-getting Imperial- ism, or we are guilty of sloppy, too -sentimental r u n -away pact f - ism." A corrective is in order both about India and Egypt. The truth is that .ever since the First World Vicar, successive British Govern- ments have made it their policy to offer self-government to India. For years past all parties have agreed on that. During the Second World War the coalition government be- sought the various parties and com- munities in India to agree among themselves and take self-govern- ment on a Dominion basis. Now there is actually a Cabinet mission in India which has not only offered independence to India but has had, in default of Indian agreement, to devise the plan by means of which it may be achieved As for Egypt, the Attlee govern- ment's policy is in direct line of the, fulfilment of treaty obligations entered into by previous govern- ments. Negotiations are now in progress for the evacuation of British troops from Egypt but this is not because of any weakness nor any neglect of the defence of the British Commonwealth. Its real reason is respect for the rights of small nations, The Egyptian Prime Minister has already paid warm tribute to the fairness and reasonableness of the British negotiators. EXTRA SPECIAL 4 enlarged prints for 100—Send any 4 negatives of the same size (up to 2)f4 x 414) and we will return to you immediately 4 enlarged prints on Velox paper, negatives returned with order. .Send nega- tives with this ad and 10e in coin today. • This ad must accompany order -to receive extra one prem- ium coupon. LONDON PHOTO SERVICE Box 551, Dept. W., London, Ontario. 'MACHINERY NEW AND USED Of Every Description Phone EL. 1271 H. W. PETRIE CO. LTD 147 Front Si. W. — 'Toronto "WE (151S' & SELL' SAFES l'roleci your IltlUiiS owl CASH from ('1R10 land THIEVES. 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Get a package today.—ttse proves their Merit. Regular sire, 40 Pills Econoray,stco, 00 9'11111 (a the (IAA. ac1lorGino Pills) THE FOUR -BILLION-$$$ JOKE Riding high—a 1900 station wagon. Fifty years ago, when the "horseless carriage" was born, there opened a new field for jokesters and comic cartoonists. Today in its Golden Jubilee year, the automotive industry is a $4,000,000,000 business, and the "gas buggy" is a luxurious, efficient, time -saving machine. SPOTS OF SPORTS By FRANK MANN HARRIS ("A Six Bit Critic") In view of the nature of most of the front-page headlines nowadays, here's a very old yarn that aright he rather timely. It's about the cloak -and -suit manufacturer who was.. much_ harassed.. by constant labor troubles, and finally- con- sulted a doctor about his nerves. * * * "And what an ignoraist boob that doctor turns out to be," he told some friends later. "I tell him my nerves are bad. so he says to me I should get interested in sport to take my mind off my troubles— advises me I should attend some ball games. So I go to the base- ball park and what happens? Back of what they call the home -plate stands a big guy with a blue suit and a bird -cage over his face, ane a voice you can hear for a good half -mile. And about every fives seconds this big guy with the big voice hollers out `STRIKE'—and every time he hollers out 'STRIKE' I think of my business, and my nerves jump clear through ins skin. A fine doctor! Horses he should be prescribing for, or maybe goats!" * t: * 'We may be wrong, as usual, but somehow we cannot help harbor • - ing the sneaking idea that the sport of baseball is heading straight for trouble—and mighty serious trouble, at that. Gambling in ball parks is steadily becoming more and more open and wide -spread, with folks betting not only on the result of the gauge itself, but on tite cutconle of practically every ball the pitcher tosses plateward. * * * In fact it has become so flagrant that. only recently, the gambling gentry were actually openly offer- ing, over the ioud-speaker system down in Montreal, cash bonuses for players making doubles, triples, homers and the like. X= * * Now it stands to reason that where there is one gambler who will offer money for doing a thing —for twinning—you won't have to search very hard to find another willing to pay just as much for do- ing just the opposite—for losing. And the natural outcome of that sort of 1 usiness will be—surf as shooting—just the sante kind of juicy scandal as the one which, not so many years back, shook baseball right down to the grass-roots. * * * That was the time when the Chi- cago Black Sors. unfragrant m e ut o r y—a n ti possibly many others, as well, who wern't found o 't—got themselves so mixed up with the gambling element that only the appointment of old Judge Landis as absolute Tsar of the game sawed baseball from a severe blackout, * * A lot of the magnate:, who gauged- -aed who still gauge—the Five -Day Week For U.K. Colliers? A five-day week for British coal misters is under consideration in discussions between union officials and Emmanuel Shinwell, Minister of Fuel and Tower. Mr. Shinwell was reported prepared to order what would be a revolutionary step in the industry if the union guaran- teed that it would not result in de- creased production. The five-day week would be in- troduced as an inducement to young men to enter the mines and also as a means of eliminating much of the absenteeism plaguing the industry at present, • success and popularity of the sport solely and strictly by the bolt -office returns greatly resented the old Judge, with his dictatorial rulings, such as the one that no known professional gambler should be al- lowed inside a ball park. They couldn't see why they should have to turn back casl. at the wickets, merely because the one proffering that cash made his living by 'lay- ing the odds'. And so, when Lan- dis finally passed on, they appoin- ted in his place a man who—welt, w h o isn't above 'listening t o reason,. * * * Right now, of course, everything is rosy. Turnstiles are clicking more merrily that: ever before—the red -ink sides of she baseball finan- cial statements are vast expanses of blank paper—and all is for the best in the best of all possible base- ball worlds. * 'l' * But that doesn't say that base- ball is in an invulnerable position by any means. Just one proven case of the old `nlonke5 •business' —just one ball -player discovered listening to the siren voice of the sure -thing gambler—and there'll be H—to pave and no cee-ment mixer handy. For, just let the cash customers once gel an idea that baseball i; primarily a medium for bet-mai:ino and they're liable to see it for what it really is— twenty minutes or so of excitement tedium and, for gambling purposes, stirred up in an hour -and -a half of not nearly so speedy or actionful as a pair of dice. Rocket 'olrmb Range Now 3,000 Miles The range of the rocket bomb has increased from 200 miles to 3,000 miles following tests by the British ,ocket bomb mission in Australia r.ccording to unconfirm- ed reports from Sydney. The mission is known to 1)e ex- perimenting with the rocket bomb as a potential carrier of atomic bombs. The special British mission, which has been conducting a sur- vey of vast uninhabited areas in Central Australia. was reported to have advised the Commonwealth government that the region would prove a satisfactory rocket testing ground. The mission, using both jeeps and planes, began its investigation a month ago. The greatest secrecy has been attached to the operations. HOLD EVERYTHING "I'1n warning you—keep you seals out of my garden I"