Zurich Herald, 1950-04-13, Page 4"ISI-i-i-ce Ditty i" - Televis
satisfies a lifelong-thougl•
scratching a lion's back. The 1
a star boarder at the Lincc
"interviews" zoo inmates on
assured in advance that "1
character
!r� /a StXOITC l 1C
There's an old saying around race
tracks to the effect that grinners are
where you find them, Any system of
picking them is a good system -so
long as it works. And in all the realm
of sport there is no more pathetic
spectacle than that of a husband -
one who carefully collects all avail-
able information and handicaps them
scientifically -at the'end of a losing
afternoon trying to smile gamely at
the little woman who, by means of
the ancient method of shutting her
eyes and jabbing a pin through the
program, has come up with about
five nice -priced winners.
And we have seen just that very
thing happen, more than once. In
fact it has happened to us person-
ally, more than once. But those days
seem to be gone, thank goodness.
The ladies no longer go in for hat-
pins to any great extent; and no
other sort of pin seems to work the
same magic, for some reason or
none.
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The following brief but truthful
little anecdote is along the same
lines. A large manufacturing plant
situated near a great Ontario has -
as what establishment of any size
hasn't? -its quota of those devoted
to improving the breed of Thor-
oughbreds by betting on them. Or,
more briefly, horse -players,
Some of these make their selec-
tions by lueans of Past Perform-
ance, poring over the pages of
The Racing Forni-vulgarly known
as The Dope Sheet" -for hours at
a stretch. Others take a shorter,
but no less certain Highway to
the Hockshop, by letting some of
us newspaper "experts" do the
picking. And one or two are
strictly "bunch players."
Your hunch players is a peculiar
bird. Everything that happens, and
a lot of things that don't, has a
hidden meaning, if you can only
figure it out. For example, if you
should happen to dream about eat-
ing green apples, and then in next
day's entries see a steed named
BEI. - STOMACH ACHE, it
stands to reason you have a sure
and certain warning to bet all you
have on its chances.
(We alight say, parenthetically,
that these hunches sometimes work
out. In fact, if we were asked just
which would go broke the sooner
-the hunch player of the scientific
one -our , answer would be that a
dead heat alight well be .the result,
only the hunch player would have
more fun for his money.)
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But to get hack to our tale. In the
group we were speaking about, one
we'll call hint Mike -was strictly
a bunch bettor. And when the
others; on scanning the entries on
a recent morning, saw that a cer-
tain horse was carded to carry a i
weight of 217 pounds, they, saw a
chance for a bit of fun. Obviously
it was just a misprint, Horses
don't carry such weights -not since
the days of Knights in Armor-•-
a,nd the correct figure should have
been 117.
,,When 'Mike sees this horse car-
rying 217, hers bound to want to
-know "How Collie'," said one of
the jokers. "Let's tell hien that
there are just a few horses that
have a strain of elephant blood, and
the rule, are that 'they have to
carry 100 pounds extra. He'll be-
lieve pretty nearly anything you
tell hilar; nlaybd he'll even go for
that."
it happened just as expected,
Mike saw the unusual poundage,
and wanted to know wherefore and
why, With straight faeces the Con -
11
ion announcer Jim Hurlbut
uncommon -ambition by
ion in this case is "Dillinger,"
In Park Zoo. Hurlbut, who
a weekly TV broadcast, was
)illinger" is just a lovable
at heart.
spirators informed him about the
unuual breeding, and the extra
hundred pounds it entailed. Mike
looked at them suspiciously, but
none of them even cracked a smile.
Finally he walked away. "Surely
he wasn't sucker enough to swallow
such a tale," remarked one of the
group. Then they promptly forgot
all about it.
They forgot all about it, that
is to say, till about 24 hours later
when, the next morning, their dupe
Mike bore down on them his coun-
tenance wreathed in smiles. "Pretty
slice," he said, "that one that was
to carry the 217 pounds!"
"Surely you didn't bet on him?"
gasped one of the others. "Sure
thing I did," replied Mike. "Of
course I didn't pay much atten-
tion to all that bushwa of yours
about the elephant blood. I was
pretty sure you were just kidding
me. Still, I thought to myself that
when they made that mistake in
the weights it is a pretty good
hunch -so I bet five straight, five
place -pretty near thirty bucks
winner -and that's not so hard to
take: '
As we started off by saying, this
is a strictly true story. We could
tell you the name of the manufac-
turing plant aforesaid, but refrain
-for fear of reprisals on the part
of the "smart" horse players who
DIDN'T have a bet on that winner.
Still, just as a guarantee of good
-faith, we can give you SOME
of the details. It happened in the
last week in March. The paper that
misprinted the weight was the emi-
nent Toronto Globe & Mail. And
the name of the steed was QUACK
QUACK. You could look it up if
your Sunday School Library hap-
pens
a -pens to keep a file of racing papers.
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What is the moral? (For all tales
of this nature should undoubtedly
carry a moral.) Well -and it's a
good one to remember with the
racing season about to burst upon
us - WINNERS ARE WHERE
YOU FIND THEM. Also -A
GOOD LUCKY STREAK
BEATS ALL THE RACING
DOPE EVER PRINTED.
Pat Egad - whose , n a to e
sounds as if there might be
just a trace of 'Irish in his
ancestry -is best known as a
star performer on the New
York Rangers Hockey 'Team"
me
Protect your BOOKS and CASH from
FIRM and T91AVUS. We have a size
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pnrpRaA. Vlott ao or write for prices,
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patient into shade.
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MONIeTON OIEICS&--Ggvernmgnt Approved. AP]?LL7 TitEES, Poarp, I'htma, Cherries,
the bent. Don't Poaches, Bush Frulta, StrawborySep, Shrubs,
iN 1rT17CCUR17 42.46 par YDD, In aeparat.
colors $3,26 pet• 100, Mailed C.O,D. 14ionep
compress or haled over pressure;.
Breeding quality, one of
leaa, be certain. Write for prices and cots, Rosee, Peromtiale, Lowest prices In years,
Slmcoe,
back 'P not satisfied. Villy BaCber, 0/0 Mr.
Several times in the past, I've
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iogue, Monkton Poultry inarp, Monkton. out. Catalogue free, Norfolk Nursery,
m
I Mayer, Beamsvllle, Ont.
necessity
Written about the necessity for at-
Ontario.
SCHUMMEIR CHICKS MANOR CUCKOO CIACKS
RESE VE new far Spring Dtflivery-Clilnesn
Elm Hedge -will grow 3 feet flrat Year -2s
tent -on to safety, around
3OVERNMENT approved, Top Quality, Free Beautiful, Accurate, Fascinating.
plalr'te sufficient for 26 feet (12 to 20 Inches
the home Or on the farm, where so
Catalogue and price list explain details, write for free Prospectus to:
busby) $2,88-seedlhtge 12 Inches high $4.50
large a percentage of accidents Oe-
gchummer's Quality Hatchery, Linwood, Ont. HA.NUFACTtIRERq MERCIIANDISING
BUYING S10NSE" to order (CANADA) LIMITED,
per 100 (plant 0 inches apart) -Giant 10xh,bi-
tion Peonies 1n colors red, white or pink, 8
en and
cur. But accidents do happen, ,
""IT IS GOOD
clrlclts Now. Because or lower egg prices 2007 Stanley Street, .Montreal
for $1.89 -Apple trees 3 feet high All Varieties
it's well for everybody young and
thousands of poultrymen have cut down on 30 -
chick orders. That means less eggs for HEAVY TRACTOR, International W30 on
i,rcintosh, Spy, Delicious, 3 for $1,98 -Plum
trees a feet high in varieties Burbank and
old -to have an idea of what to d0
their
next season, it also meant' a strong money loaded rubber, Perfect mechanical shape.
breeding, Located Vitelli ale. Sea Iialvard Ell k,
Lombard, 4 for $2.08, Free Colour Garden
Order. Broolidale-Ifings-
ill 5uC11 an emergency. For that
mailing market ahead. Buy batter
arid.
buy Tweddle R.O.P. Sired chicks and got high Streetaville, Ontario.
Guide with Every;
tvay Nurseries, 194wmanvtllo, Ontario,
icind of knowledge often means till
egg production and Quick meat.' Prompt de- BDP] SMART, Bee Sure -Bee Thrifty. Six
LIZ.LIirL I110C:ALE. smallsizebulb, p",
difference between life and death.
livery on day old, started chicks, older pul- 8 -Ib. pails golden (no buclrwheat) $7.50. 6-8's.
7". $1 dozen, 7", 3", $1.2a, 'Monster size,
5O, a few words shout shock and'
lots, turkey Poults. Free 0atalogutt. Twed11. light amber (small .Percentage buekwhoat)
Chick Hatcheries Limited, Fergus, Ontario• $6 60. McConnell Apiaries, Shelburne, Ont.
a". 1D"', $2.26• Frank 1ilsener, Ridgeville,
Ontario. •_
its treatment may not be amiss.
1
BABY chick. from blood tested Irlgh egg pro-
Livability Mixed CANVAS Tarpaulins, 6' x G', new. 6
ROSE COLLECTIONS -6 of the lovelies!
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Shock is the Collapse
during stock. guaranteed. ll.
$15,00 per 100. Pullets $28 to $30. Ten per waterproof, eyelet each cornet. Boat, Trail-
Goddard er, stack, implement covers, $4.50 each. In
Holland (Frown Hybrid Tea Roses. Blg,
Hugkv-; hardy, 2 -year-old bushes, Yellow,
peculiar
which follows every serious asci-
cent off for orders 500 and over.
Chick 14atchern Britannia Heights, Ontario. . late of six $4.00 each. BY-Produets, 93 Ontario
White, Pink -Scarlet -Orange, for on$4.50
Order. The finest rosea
dent; alio many minor ones. YOU
St.. Toronto.
REGARDLESS of ups or downs, people In ,PILING machine, $1600.00, and low trailer,
this great Canada of aura are Boing to Can-
postpaid, Casll with
money call buy. Holland Bulb and Nursery
Company, Queen Elizabeth Way, Port Credit
SudtlCilly feel faint, your face gets
tinue io eat. They aro eating more poultry so"f"a down. $600 contract to finish. John
P.O., Out.
pale, your pulse weak andrapid,
and eggs than ever before and they will can. , Inglis, Newbury,, Ontario.
eggs will
DO YUI7 \GAhT a goad 5ardem7Than write
- afi(1 }'011r Sk111 feels I11U1St and
tine to do So. Poultry Prices and $4800 Store and two apartments. (las, T..iYdra,
be high this summer and fall, so do not let 3 piece & two piece baths. Bldg. 22 x G0,
Por out, free catalogue of Canada's "Beat
in Vegetable, Flower and 'Field -
Clanurly. Your mind is dull and
fear, Inaction, and hesitation keep you from Lot 50 x 140 with or wltbouc small stock
and substantial means Sboe
seed values
root seeds. Osco a customer aNY, a XR-
you may g0, 11140 a `"blacJtout."
a wholesome, pleasant shoes and drygoods. APPIN, Z3elmont
of living. Buy chicks now and Buy Top Store, Belmont, Ontario. Phone 421-R-42.
tomer. ON" AUTO SEEi) C0�)'PANY, 4i'ATb114-
L00, Ont.
There may be stoinach upset and
Notch. Prompt delivery on day old. started --
PATENTS
voiniting. That's shockl It may
chicks, older Pullets and Turkey posits. Free MEDICAL _ .__.
Top Notch Chick Sales, Guelph,
4k company Patens
FETlicitnra established Bay Street,
Snlicitore Established 1880
r after being hurt
come immediately g ,
catalogue.
Ontario. PROVEN REMEDY -Every suffer-
-
or may develop later.
- , , er Rheumatic Pains or Neuritis should
IIll81VE18 OI141!{TUNITIEtJ
on
1'nrontn Flnnklot out Information on rnauast,
A. M LAIDLAW. KSc., Patent rtttorneY.
Patents of Invention, 66 Sparks St., Ottawa,.
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AN UNYdl; It w every inventor -List n! Inven try Dixon's Remedy.
MUNRO'S DRUG STORE
The more serious your injury, the
cions and full informatinn Sent tree. The
- WANTED --
worse will be the shock. It (night
Hameay co Registered Patent Ailnt•neYp, 279 335 El In Ottawa
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SMALL hospital In attractive nortbern On.
be severe enough to prove
sank Street. Ottawa $1.25 Express Prepaid
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even
DYEINtg ANI) CI EANiNO
tarso town requires Registered Nureee for
fatal.
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HAVE YOIt anything needs dYeinO or clean• POSTS ECZEMA SALVE
Genera] Duty. Salary $140 per month plus
full maintenance. Excellent (lung conditions,
q<
If you are severely injured and
Ing? write to us fat information. We are Banish the torment of dry eczema rashes
glad to answer Your euestinne Department and weeping skin troubles. POST'a Rezema
Ar-•ly: Superintendent of Nurses. Lady Minto
Hospital, Cochrane., Ont.
g0 hlt0 shoclk, hope that there i5
Il. Parker's Dye Works I.Amiled. 791 Yonge Salve. will not disappoint You
Street. 'rnronto. Ontnrio tching. acaling. burning eczema, ache, rtnc•
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CHINCHILLAS
Somebody around )V11p knows how
y around
worm, pimples and athlete's foot• will respond
all ages up to G years; give details In brat
to treat hit's the Other
EMPLOYMENT WANTED readily to this stainless, odorless ointment.
regardless of how stubborn our hopeless they
letter. Write to Ontario Chinchilla Rancher's,
R.R. 3, Hannon, Ontario. -
Iva around -if \'OU C01nC aCtOSS
y
OXERIENCED, reliable Holland Immigrants seem
available: arriving soon. Write to L. Van. PRICE 81.00 PER JAR
WAN:.CEDI--Store" . post office, or farm, in
someone that's injured, it's up t0
denburu. Box 92, Brockville. Ont.: Phone Sent Post Free on Recenit of erica
Southern Ontario. John Yarema, Adhville"
you to know 'what to do.
2564 (after s o'clock.). - - POST'S REMEDIES
Man.
it
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FARMS FORSALE689 Queen St E., Corner of Logan
WANTED Men and women to work home.
Send 4q stamp for details. John M. Murphy,
Severe bleeding must be checked
44 -ACRE FARM in village of Lyndon, 16 Toronto
6 Luttrell Avenue, Toronto.
become e:orse.
miles Hamilton, 40 miles Toronto, Excellent FOR SINUS, iIAYFEVER AND HEADCOLDS
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or the shock may
soil for vegetable growing, am all acreage NAMELESS Cold Remedy is NEW to
Lay the victim on his back, head
low, and feet raised about 18
inches. If the ground slopes, place
h:m with his head downhill. ICeep
hint warm, and out of th*wind.
Wrap blankets, coats, or even
newspapers around h`m.
If he is conscious, and can swal-
low, give him small drinks of hot
tea or coffee. If lie was chilled
before you were able to bundle him
up, you may bring him back to
normal temperature by placing hot
water bottles around him, but be
careful not to burn him. If he
vomits, turn his head to the side
so that there's no danger of chok-
ing.
Shock is serious and you must
raspberries and strawberries, bank barn 42 x
52, chicken house, implement tilled, 3 garages,
beautiful 7 room frame house, 3 piece bath-
room, Hydro, plenty of water, 2 minutes to
church, public and high School, railway,
bus. Price $10,500 with $6,000 down Pay-
ment. Apply Harry Wald. Lyndon, Ont.
Tel. 171v. _
BARGAIN, $11,000. 145 acres., 10 choice gar-
den land. 70'x36' steel barn, brick house,
with hydro, modern conveniences, spring creek,
good wells. 1 miles from village on paved
road: should be seen to be appreciated. Wil -
Ilam Ashby, R.R. No. 1, Wooler.
150 AC7tE.farnt'well fenced, good buildings
on excellent site; spring creek for stock and
fishing, also hunting. $5000 cash. IV. J. Jack-
son, Port Carling, Ont.
1GO ACRES. • 25 cleared. New bouse, 4
rooms. hydro, good highway 4 miles south
Matheson, $2200.00 Would consider good
used car partial Payment. Ed. Laronde, Mal -
ton, Ontario.
FOR SALE
MOTORCYCLES Harley Davidson. New and
used bough- sold, exchanged. Large Stock
of guaranteed used motorcycles. Repairs by
factorY-trained mechanics. Bicycles, and com
those who have never used it. Convincing
trial, $1.00. Addrete Purity Products, Exeter,
Ont.
"PEP UP"
Try
0. C. & B. TONIC TABLETS
Cor low vitality and general debllltY.
At druggists, One Dollar,
CRESS Bunion Salve -For amazing relief.
Druggists sell Cress Wart Remover too.
Leaves no rears.
OPPORTU\ITIES FOR MEN AND WOMEN
BE A HAIRDRESSER
JOIN CANADA'S LEADING SCHOOL
Groat Opportunity Learn
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Pleasant dignilled profession, good ivages
thousands successful Marvel graduates
Amerion's greatest system. Illustrated rata.
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850 Bloor St. W., Toronto
Branches, 44 King St. Hamilton
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HAVE CAPITAL to assist in marketing your
idea or invention. All information kept in
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get the victatl to a doctor as soonnleto line of wheel goods. Open evenings until strictest confidence. Send Dartieu are.
Fortras possible -because, in many in- nine except W^dneaday Strand Cycle & Spnrts, Ontario. 1090 Pierre Ave., Apt. 3, Windsor,
stances, the shock is more danger- King at Sanforl, Hamilton.
WRITERS! Author of more than 600 pub-
CATALOG of farms, country property, Mon-
ous than the injury caused it
fished stories now offers personal assistance
nuwhich .�r�
* * #treal area, ready for delivery. Town & to beginners. write for Particulars. C. V.
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Country
Here are several types of injury, Realties, Westmount, Montreal, Teach. P.O. Box 580, Vancouver, B.C.
all but one Of which Call for shockGUNS-Largo assortment ,new and used. NURSERY STOCK
Bouglit, sold, exchanged. Guarantged repairs.
treatment, and the first aid required scopes, eights Installed. Fishing Tackle. Hunt.
NURSERY STOCK �•.�
for each. THAT ONE EXCE`P- ng Equipment. sporting Goods. Eve ial Team Six fruit trees 3-6', 2 apples, 2 pears, 2
TION IS SUl\rSTROKEI Pound- Prices. Open until acne except wadnesday. plums, $6; any variety listed. Free, our com- �rglf•1
Strand Cycle, Hamilton.plete illustrated catalogue on Fruit and Or.
ing pulse, high temperature, red NEW JOHNSON Outboard Motors. Canagian namental stock. Send today for the best.
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skin, no perspiration should tell you Canoe On., Peterborn Boats, Canoes. Trail- Niagara Nurseries, St. Catharines, Ontario. 9l
that the victim is NOT a shock ors, bought. Bold. exchanged, Large stock used u BEAUTIFUL DAIILIAS-Only $2.00 post-
case.
ost
motors. Repairs by factory -trained srl mechanics.
' Open until nine sxrap+ Wednesrtny Strand paid cash with order, A grand assortment
case. Hes suffering from 'SUN- of Holland grown dahlias. Extra large tubers. \
STROKE. GET HI -X1 IN THE Cycle, Hamilton. 5 different varieties. 6 different colors. won -
SHADE AND COOL HIM OFF! BAGS, BARRELS & DRUMS - derful Selection. Well worth twice the price. 4
# e * COTTON sugar bags, 23c each: cotton flour Holland Bulb and Nursery Company, Queen
bags, 21c. Bleached sugar and flour bags, Elizabeth Way, P.O. Port Credit, Ont.•' %` t
Electric shock (l) artificial res- 27c each, Empty wood molasses barrels, $2.76
PEONIES. Choice Exhibition Varieties
each. 46 gallons, clean drum. $5,60 each. Imported from Holland. One each, Brilliant
plrat10I7. (2) Treat for shock. F.Q.B. Montreal. C,O.D. and money orders Rod Deep Pink, White, Rose. Special offer, r i
accepted. Joa. LeBel Reg'd. Dent, A. 640 4 large roots of these Garden Champions for
eb ®�� 0 1
%.
Fainting (1) Call doctor. (2) Vuleray, Montreal 10, only $2,50 Postpaid, Cash with Order. Hol- .r T
FOR QUICK SALE land Bulb and Nursery Company, Queen
treat for shock, I - NEW Holland Baler, sligluly soiled. Elizabeth Way, Port Credit, P.O., Ont.
* # k $1,860.00; 1 -Naw Holland Baler, Baked 1000 -- - -
Wounds. Raise injured limb and
likee new 60$1 000 OO.Io R. Lhn ae re Rlnek. AiarseY For exhibition an A. 11. Tractor tithe BL dettS Buy siralght �`ht3tLotdll Sa`
e
t
apply compress. 2 Treat for Harris Dealer, Essex, Ont. - from the grower, as low as $2 per dozen. St=1 (3
Pp Y p ( ) - - Write for catalogue to: Johnson's Dahlia
shock. -HORNET SAWS -SALE Gardens, R.R. 2, Dilworth Road, Kelowna,
,g T # MODEL D,J., 1 -man, $219, f.o.b. Guelph. B,(`,
1 apply ti band etlufpped with 16", 20" or 24" attachments.
Snake Bite - _
( ) pp Y ht g Salop tax extra, NEW AND GUARANTEED.
above fang marks. (2) Make X D. J. Smith Sales Co. Ltd., 647 WoMwieh St„
cuts over wound with sterile knife: Guelph, On.t. -
poison. (4 Treat 18-28 OLIVER Bart Power tractor an rubber.
(3) Suction alit
P ) Mechanically good as new. Gordon M.
for ShOClf. Thornton, Brampton, Ont., R.R. 1.wheREPAINT
CASCADE] wI317AT-New high yielding softYOU CAN R
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Burns (1) apply sterile vaseline Harry StrangrtHensall, Ont. a• t' $a (rusher.
and gauze, (2) Treat for shock. SHEPHERD COLLIES PUPS - also choice
Pekin Duck eggs. Rosa comb Black and
Golden AVERAGE
gs.
Sunstroke, DO NOT TREAT Choice stock. John John
c`��os�e aures field]
A IN FOR SHOCK! Cool off with ice. Box 60, Ontario.
1 1 1
Moisten c of les bera ly and move
patient into shade.
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TRACTOR
Auto accident. Do X07: move
patient. (2) Check bleeding with
5-0
compress or haled over pressure;.
•• 14
" "
point. 3 Check for broken limbs
1) �
4,,ly ,y
�'�,•\- Deli •!I In ton
and apply splints; place pillow
under injured limb. (4) Treat for
shock.
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AND NOW, TO REPEAT,
HERE'S HOW YOT,; TREAT
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rill::
FOR SHOCI{: FEET UP, HEAD
DOWN, WARM WITH BLAN-
KETS, COATS OR NEWSPA-
PERS, HOT TEA, COFFEE CR
Twelve months to o:t,. lJr,lrl ,ntw ant,
get yams when you used it. ' Years
WATER. YOU DO NOT MOVE
for
suaranteo. Vary narrow for close
THE VICTIM IF BONES ARE
planting. A CHILD CAN OPERATE
4T. powered with most modern
BROKEN. AND OF COURSE,
4 cyclole air cooled engine, Light Plow,
a
IN EVERY CASE YOU CALL
ing, cultivating, scuffling. billing and
OR SEND FOR A DOCTOR AS
weed eontrdl. Power -take -Off for other
uses, Simple. strong and easily handled
SOON AS POSSIBLE -AND BE
GARDEN POWER TOOLS
SURE HE GETS THE RIGHT
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