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Oil Frorn Sunflower Seeds -Oil from sunflower seeds is project .being developed in \ .,estern,
Canada. New industry is expected to help zel i overcome Canada's shortage. of vegetable oils,
nearly all of which are imported.. Denise Bailey is seen beside giant sunflower. Sunflowers
marked for experimentation are isolated in paper bags.,George Wood is bagging one for future.
Sports nd One Thing
�k r Another
By FRANK MANN HARRIS
CA Silibit Critic")
fidentially whispers that the Head of
said Commission, although a sterling
character, happens also to be a
highly -paid employee of one of the
other Madison. Square activities. So
now the question is -what are you,
the promoter, going to do about it?
Just forget the whole thing? Give
the, gentleman the $64.
* * *
As already stated, this is a strictly
imaginary case; and anybody, sports
promoter or otherwise, attempting
to find an analogy to happenings
closer to home than New York State
does so at his own risk. For as any
Member of our Legislative Assem-
bly can tell. you -in fact WILL tell
you anytime you hold still long
enough -we in Ontario take pride in
being second to none for Sport that
is clean, character -building and above
reproach, and read wth amusement
of the sort . of: things, that go_on in
such spots as New York and
Chicago.
A friend of ours, whose taste runs
.to the cruder forms of sporting en-'
tertainment, was inveigled into
taking a look at the recent inter-
national tennis matches at Montreal.
After watching the lads from Down
Under toy with our Canadian . talent
for half an hour or so be turned to
this companion and said, "If that
Referee had any moxie he'd stop this
thing and call, it 'No Contest': in
'fact I think he'd tell the promoters
to give the folks their dough back
too."
* * *
Which is undoubtedly deplorable
:language to use regarding a genteel
•sport like tennis; and of course, it
.was hardly as bad as that. That is
to say, the folks who paid admission
.weren't gypped, because they knew
in advance pretty much. what to ex-
pect.. Still, it isn't exactly soothing
to national -pride. to watch Canada
represented bf" athletes who had
.about as much chance -and knew it!
--as old Jack Dempsey would have,
right today, in a bout with Joe
Louis.
* * *
The fact is that we just haven't
got any talent that belongs in, or
anywhere near, top tennis circles;
and until we have, we should stay
'out of International, contests. If our
boys and girls just want the benefit
of high-class competition, by all
means encourage thein to get it. But
for the sake of those who have to
i ead the gory details, let them do it
a3 private individuals, not as official
representatives of a great Dominion.
* * *
TI:is is the tale fust as we heard it,
and as to its veracity we offer no
guarantee. It it ,does nothing else, it
illustrates the advisability of clear,
distinct diction over the radio. Any-
way, it seems that a week or so ago
a certain well -knows newscaster had
a call from a highly indignant lady
listener. "1'he very idea of using
such vile language over the air," she
sputtered, "and besides, going out
of your way to insult the memory of
.a great Canadian"
* * *
Utterly flabbergasted, the micro-
phone maestro dug out the script of
the newscast in question, and turned
to the part objected to -a reference
to the death of Alan Sullivan, Stid-
•denly a great light broke over his
bemused Jlcad After speaking of
the .late .author's .achievements .as
traveller and writer, he had said
MR. SULLIVAN WAS A SON OF
A BISHOP. And the lady road mis-
taken the final word for something
else. As The Virginian said -"helico
you Ball ala that -smile!"
t: * *
Just for a change, let's take a
purely hypothetical case. Let's sup-
pose you are a boxing promoter in,
for instance, Jersey City or New-
ark, and are anxious to stage a bout
featuring an up-and-coming young
scrapper called -Oh, let's say Arturo
Rex. He's willing to fight for you;
but you find, to your dismay, that
although he isn't yet of age he's been
signed to do all his fighting in the
Greater Ncw York arca, for a term
of years, exclusively for a club oper-
ating in Madison Square Garden,
and too much depends on this tic -up
for him to risk their disapproval.
* * *
Naturally you don't think this is
exactly fair to you or your clients
so you hotly declare yotl intend to
take the platter up with the State
Athletic C'omnlission..But then some-
body tater* vou to one side and. con-
* * *
To get the point, if any, of this, it
is necessary to know that one of
Toronto's main thoroughfares cuts
through a burying-groitlnd. Late the
other Blight an out -of -tow) visitor,
somewhat the worse for wear, who
had been peacefully slumbering in a
rear scat of a trolley, suddenly awak-
ened and demanded to know where
he was. ."This is the cemetery," re-
plied the man sitting alongside.
"Listen, buddy, you don't need to felt
nae that," answcrd the befuddled one.
"I know we're in Toronto just as
good as you do - but JUST
WHEREABOUTS?"
* * *
It is customary for Canadian
sports writers to take a somewhat
condescending view of the game of
cricket, and poke fun at its leisurely
pace and supposed lack of excite-
ment; and we confess to having
written, in our time, our share of
just such stuff. But since watching
some pretty fair cricket for the first
time in several years we are begin-
ning to wonder. - For we ' have come
to the conclusion that, on the playing
field itself, you will see about as much
real action per hour as you do in
baseball -or maybe even a bit more.
* * *
The big difference is not on the
field at all. Baseball fans themselves
furnish a big percentage of the
action, and often there is more kick
in watching the antics of a frenzied
rooter than in looking at the game.
Cricket addicts, on the contrary,
don't believe in paying good stoney
to see a show and then doing the
acting themselves. That's tvhy their
game sounds a lot slower, even if it
isn't. We never expect to see cricket
rivalling either hockey or leaning
against street corners as tate favorite
pastime of the youth of our land.
Still, worse things could happen.
* * *
,And we have just discovered,
through the agency of the Mayor of
Toronto, that when a carnival side-
show operator offers its three
chances for a dime to win a $25
prize, the odds are slightly against
our doing so. Somebody's always
taking the joy out of lift'!
Radar Traps Catch
Speeding Drivers
The use of a radar device to
measure accurately the speed of
automobiles on highways is going
to rule out entirely protests of
the speedy driver as to just how
fast he was going when halted by
the police. Of course, to the vast
majority of motorists, the new
instrument will hold no terrors,
since they observe the speed laws.
But to those who like to pass
everyone on the road, being caught
in such a trap as the new radar
machine constitutes will leave
then with no answer. Science will
tell the judge just how they broke
the speed laws. It should prove to
be quite a means of controling
reckless drivers when put into
widespread use.
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ISSUE 34-494'
Cost of Washing
Dishes Too High
Thousands of young Canadian
married couples -like their parents
and their grandparents before
them --have one urgent . ambition:
a home of their own and a kitchen
of their own in which they can
wash their own dishes, after baby
is in bed. Yet such couples, with
salaries or wages of front one to
two hundred dollars a month, can-
not find these homes with the de-
sired kitchens because -so we are
told authoritatively -it costs too
much to build then.
Nor is the reason why it costs
too touch for these people to have
homes of their own with kitchens
in them, hard to find, remarks
the Quebec Chronicle -Telegraph.
An advertisement that appeared
recently in Vancouver newspapers,
for instance, supplies a clue. This
showed a schedule of wages of-
fered to workers in lumber camps
of British Columbia, in response
to the latest demand for an in-
crease of wages. One line is sig-
nificant: "Dishwashers May, 1946,
$5.41 per day;; Now $6.61; New
offer $7.41."
It is because it costs $7.41 per
day to get dishes washed in lumber
camps that the prices of homes
are inevitably forced up beyond
the reach of any young couple who
stay, be possessed of the dream of
a kitchen oa their own in which to
wash dishes but are without ex-
tensive capital reserves to enable
thein to make it come true. And,
by the way, if this is not inflation
already present and doing its de-
structive work in Canada, we
would like to know what inflation
is?
Anything Wrong?
Get Out and Walk
Lucky is the man who can walk.
He is a rich dean for the world is
his. Too ,frequently Canadians
forget .this-fact,,especially=:wheel.•..
there is an automobile at their
command.
Walking is the best and cheap-
est exercise for all ages. If it is
indulged in sufficiently pills and
diets may be thrown away and
forgotten. The joys of walking
whether in the city or the coun-
try never grow stale. When you
grow sleepy or doped get out and
walk. When you are blue and
out of sorts, get out and walk.
Get out under the blue sky and
sunshine and you will feel better.
On your vacation or your day
off with the sun out in its glory
or the moon at its fullness, with
a few moments to spare and no
desire to spend, get out and walk.
REPELLENT Ism,
CREAM
SERVES SWAYS
D IMPELS INSECTS
Mosquitoes, Slack
Files, etc.
a STOPS SUNSURN•N
AIDS NATURAL
TA N
ORcs'd, trade -mark
INSECTICIDES
FOR 1VIODE1
1 PEST CONTROL
Good At 45
Surveys conducted in Canada and
elsewhere prove that workers in
middle life are generally, the best
types of employees. Far from being
"washed up" at 45, the older worker
is less. likely to be away from work
without good cause, has greater
stability and is far less likely to have
an accident. To this, point out the
authorities, must be added the
-Value of experience acquired by
years on the job.
The surveys were particularly
important in view of estimates that
more than five million Canadians
will be more than 45 years old in
1071!
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TORONTO
D Every Room With Bath. Shower
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ROOMS BEAUTIFULLY
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iIA10 CHICKS
LOOIt, poultrykeepere-we have 4-0-6 week
Old pullets for prompt shipment, .In most
vurietils. Think what these will mean to
s'on this fall and winter. Bray hatchery,
130 John N., Hamilton, Ont,
THREE WEEK Old started pullets -white
Leghurns, White Leghorn x Barred Rock,
Barred Rock x White Leghorns, New Hamp-
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White Leghorn $31.05, Assorted Medium and
Light breeds $30.95. tour week old add
30.00 per hundred, Five week old add 310.00
per hundred. Shipned C.O.D. Also day old
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BATH YOU anYthing nee0s dyeing or clean-
tngr Write to us for Information. We are
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FARMS E'OR SALL
10011 SALE, good grain and dairy farm. 130
acres, over 100 workable, tote of running
water: good buildings, silo, fences, sugar bush
and evaporator; small down payment. balance
arranged: sell with or without stock and
implements: 12 miles north Belleville. 3'.
0111ott. West Huntingdon, P.O.
FOR SALT:
FOR SALE
Tilt' ESTATE 0f than late James Turxrer.
CarrolI, Manitoba, twenty utiles south o5
Brandon, will, ono Saturday, October 26, nt:
7:00 P.M. standard thine, disperse the regiab•
eyed head of 'pure bred Aberdeen Angus cattle
comprising about fifty head. These cattle
n1•e all the descendents of the fatuous ICurluns.
2nd of Glenoarnock.
ATTENTION FARJIERS
FOR SALE -Tractor Tires, made of rubber,
suitable for bolting on steel wheels, 315.00
each, rear wheels; $7.50 each, front wheels.
When ordering state diameter and width of
wheels. National Rubber Co. Ltd., 6 Wilt-
shire Ave.. Toronto, Ont.
IIAIBDIIESSINO
LEARN .Hairdres#tng the Robertson method.
lnturmation on reQUeet regarding elasees.
ttatertson'e Hairdreaelns Academy, 137 Avis -
roue Road. Toronto -�
DE1.P WANTED
GENERAL DUTY NURSES
For Markdale Private Hospital. 5100 00
month and full maintenance. Apply Dr. It.
L. Curefoot, Afarkdale, Ont,
FRANKLIN Township, two Leachers wanted,
Protestant. for modern up -to -dale schools.
Duties to commence Sept. 2. Salary 31,600.00
with recognition of previous teaNting experi-
ence, fifty dollars per year up to six years.
State qualifications and telephone number.
Apply Urn. Arthur BOo411by, Sec.-Treas., Port
CunningtOn, Ont.
CRADL'A116 oursee. Apply to Superintend-
ent. Kirkland and District Hospital, Kirk-
land Lase. Ontario.
ALLIS CHALIIERS 60" Ali -crop harvester
bagger type, in excellent condition. C. H.
Maus, R.R. No. 2, Paris, Ont.
CLICAN EAST Portable Milker, Latest Model,
Large 'Metal Feed Bin, 5-8 H.P. 501111510n
Iron Horse Engine and Emery. Wilbert
Byers. R.A. No. 4, Owen Sound. Ont.
CLETRAC caterpillar tractor with 8 ft. bull-
dozer. hydraulic lift. Apply Geo. E. Poi
lard, Brussels, Ont. Phone 66 r 13.
DE LAVAL Sterling Milker, two single units,
complete with pipe line and fittings. Per-
fect condition. Also Fridgidalre six can
milli cooler. Sprucewood Farnl, R.R. 4,
Brantford, Ont.
FOR SALE.3-8 Heavy Duty Haltom Shovel
with back -hoe attachment and trade. No
good offer refused. Apply Ray Leffler, 197
Pelham Rd.. St. Catharines. Ont. Evenings
dial 4-4106. -
FOR SALE one Kato Generator 110/220 Volt.
CO Cycle, 6.25 Kilowatt, with panel and
Voltmeter -Price 3600.00. Box 36. Hearst,
Ont.
FOR SALE -Ayrshire 13u11, Wynyate High-
land Prince, 3 year old. Robert Bucking-
ham, R.R. No. 2. Russell. Ontario.
GOOD heavy used Military Wagons. suitable
for farms, lumbering, mining and contract-
ing. Also five lorries and 2 bob sielena.
Write for Particulars. Percy .1. Borbridge,
305 Plaza Bldg.. Ottawa.
GREAT DANE PUPPIES
WELL MARKED championship stock with
exceptional blood lines. Fawn with black
masks. 363 Brookdale Avenue, Toronto. HU.
6148.
MEDICAL
I2EA37 TH1 -Ever' sufferer of Rheumatic
Pains or Neuritis should tryDixon's Rem-
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DIXON'S REMEDY -For Neuritis and Itheu..
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$1.00,
GUINEA PIGS. 32.00 per pair,. from well
bred. healthy grain -fed stock. Peter ICruseil,
Ridgeville, Ont. - '
36 x '50 GOODTSON Separator. Rebuilt in
1944. New Ebersol - Feeder, Thrower.
Shredder, Sprayer. Price 31100.00. Isaac
Prey, Hawkesville, Ont.
HOUND PUPS: Cross; African, Ridgeback,
Black and Tan; all Black and Tan. males
325.00; females 320.00. Wonderful deer fox
dogs. Dr. A. S. Black. Brooklin, Ont.
IMPORTANT: To all retailers. A bookkeep-
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AIALCOLM MCGREGOR, Polled Hereford
breeder, Brandon, Manitoba, will hold a
Salo of approximately fifty head of registered
cattle on itonda) October 20 at 1:00 P.M.
ONE Allis Chalmers alierop harvester, No.
40, in good working order. Marshall Mal-.
colm, Teeterviile, Ont.
TIRES
We are overstocked in good used Trade-in
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in excellent shape. Snectai price on car
tires. A11 sizes -$0.00. All orders eldpned
C.O.D. from Ontario's most modernly equip-
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