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Give Light and Seedlings Will Hustle â€" Coddle your seedlings in electric hotbeds like these and you get your vegetables ,10 days earlier, or your flower blossoms a month earlier, says Robert L. Zahour, Westinghouse engineer. Here he looks over a set of three by six-foot frames vi'hich are warmed by eight regular 25-\\att incandescent light bulbs. Over in London juit a few weeks mgo â€" on February Third to be pre- cise â€" a Canadian tstablighed a bran-new world's record in a well- known and widely played branch of sport. To do so, he had to break one of the toughest marks there was â€" a mark which many experts thought niiKht stand for years. Yet coniparativily few of us on thit side â€" who are fed up-to-the-niin- ulc bulletins on the amount of hemstitching the M.D.'s had to do A) Elmer Lacli's dome or the pres- ent condition of Joe Oi.MaKgio's most : recent Charity ahorse â€" ever heard of this Canadian, or of the remarkable feat he iust acconipiish- •f> ed. ' i . ' . Not to make too deep a mystery ipul of it, the man is George (-henier, d 41 -year-old Krcnch-Canuck orig- inally out of Winnipeg. .'Vnd the it( \v mark In- set was a score of 144 in thot^highly popular game of skill giiiirally known as snooker [lool. t^lfire are purists who claim it sluuiid be .Snooker's pool, atlhough jxAl wlio Mr. Snooker may have fi^eni is something we either never knew, or have lom; since forgotten.) Tliii hiaik ui 144 is three points more than the previous best record, eslalilislied-Wy Joseph Davis in Jan- uary 1949. .\nd now the question that has the snooker fans on the edg« of their seats is â€" "Is sonie- ; body, maybe Mr. Chenicn finally ^ goii^g to shoot 147?" ' '! I » * t -Vpw to those of you who failed to misspend your yeuth around pool parlors and bflliard academies, add' ing just another three points to that mark of 144 might seem to be a fairly simple matter. For more than half ^ century track-and-field men • have bren dreaming of a four-niin- lute mile, yet they're atill quite a feyv strides away from it. A score of 147 in snooker represents perfec- tion. It's like a 450 in five pins, or 300 in ten pins â€" the big difference being 'hat many keglers and five- pinnern have- bowled "possibles," while nobody y.t has ever visited a snooker table and scored the maxi- mum number of poinst with every cue strok>>, and without making a single error. It's going to be as hard , of accomplishment as that mile in . 240 seconds, maybe harder. » ♦ ♦ Clicnier U a comparative new- comer to Kngland, the real home of •nooker. According to Sydney jSkilton, he already has nearly 200 century breaks to hi* credit, In this respect he stands second only to the great Joe Davis, who occu- pies a place in snooker about similar to that of Willie Hoppe in American billiards. « * * For more than 20 years Joe Davis 'had things urctt> much his own way In 19.18 he raised the world Ttcord break to )M, where it re- mained till his aforementioned 141 tst year. He won the world cham- pionship %o often that he got tired of it, resignii^ in favor ,of his brother Kred, Vbo has hfld the championship ever since. ♦ • * St) oKir IS plavvil, as most oi you I !':i|>ly ttreudy know at letsl from hearsay, oa a billiards table with six pockets. But instead of the three balls, as in the older game there are 22 of them to mess around with. And the object is to "pot" or "sink" the balls into a poc'et and, at tht same time, control the ball with which you do it » » ♦ The game starts with 22 balls on the table â€" IS red, six various other colors and one white which is the cue ball. As a color can only be played after a red has been put down, there is an entire lack of the monotony often felt when watching billiard experts such as Hoppe, Jake Schaefer and others, who look as though they could go on forever without a miss. » » * A red ball pocketed counts one point, and the others are valued â€" yellow 2; green 3: brown 4; blue 5; pink 6 and^black 1. Once the rtds are down they stay down; but the other colors are returned to tlie table until the last red has been pocketed, after which the colors have to be played in the order of their value, starting with the veL- lotv. i» * J hat describes, briilly, ' what you try to do for yourself. Again quot- ing from Mr. .Slcilton "that is the positive side of the game." But there's a negative side too. It lies in executing or persuading your op- ponent to execute "foul" shots. These are too numerous to describe fully here but the main ones are perpetrated by hitting the ball other than the one you're supposed to; missing the objective altogether; or permitting the cue ball to go into a pocket. You can best do this by leaving a ball between the cue ball and the ball he is supposed to hit. When you do this you have "laid a snooker" or "snookered" the enemy. » • * (letting back to the new record holder. He is unusual in that he uses an almost upright stance, in- stead of tht customary sloop. This is probably the result of playing on Canadian and United States tables, which are somewhat lower than the English. He has his own special cues, which weigh 18 ounces and measure 58 inches â€" almost three ounces heavier and three inches longer than the average F-nglish cue. * * * Which will have to be about all, just now, for the French-Canadian from Winnipeg except to say that he has become intensely popular "Hover 'Onae," whtre they think that if the 147 break is ever made, George Clienier will be the man to do it. • * * Oh, yes. Just in case your inter- ested. Chcnier, when he made his 144 mark put down 12 blacks, 3 pinks, 15 reds and all the colors. Davis, when he shot his 141, pocket- ad 1 1 blacks, 3 pinks, 1 brown, 15 reds and all the colors. Come on, George Let's sec you shoot the works I Then come back to Canada and mayb* the Mayor of Toronto wilt let you have ypur picture taken shaking hands with him! Mend lOo firr lUSU Ulim iratcd 60 P»>« OATA (.noviD or THICKS JOKBS * MAOHJ. CIIIXINS JOKB AMI MAfllC SHOr :I1» 8«niir»M *»• W- Otlkwu. Ont. NVtvnle««U •»« Betal' mFASMFSONT Joktv12LW^eLL Got any snow around your way? Down here, in the southern por- tion of Ontario, it hasn't exactly forgotten HOW to snow â€" but the snow doesn't seem to know how to STAY. And as one who has 'enjoyed' his full share of shovel- ling out driveways, paths to the barn and other buildings, I'm keep- ing my fingers crossed. * • * However, I luiderstand that there are parts of the Province where winter really looks like winter; and some of the readers in those sec- tions might be interested in the following news regarding experi- ments made in plowing snow ridges to hold and conserve moisture. * » • Plowing snow into ridges is the latest method developed in West- ern Canada for moisture conserva- tion. .A.fter trying various methods of bpilding such snow barriers as snow fences, -trees, and brush, agricul- tural scientists at Western Cana- dian government experimental sta- tions hit on a method of plowing early winter snow into ridges eight feet apart between which following snow accumulated and could not easily be blown away by winds. This method of snow hoarding has proved successful over a num- ber of years of experimentation at government farms. Both vegetable and grain crops grown on f-elds on which the snow has been plowed for hoarding, have proven better t^ian such crops on adjacent land which was now snow plowed. Reason for this is that snow ac- cumulating between ridges melts slowly in spring, giving the land even moisture. On lands not so treated, the snow drifted away or piled into larger drifts and in the spring the melting snow was .not as evenly distributed as moisture to the fields. X'arious types of home-made plows were built at the experiment- al stations 'til two types were found which would not harm the soil, yet would cio the job satisfactuiiiy. One is a pirh type, the other a pull type Both can be used eilrier with horses or tractor. A snowfall of three or four inches is sufficient to start plowing operations, as the ridges thrown up by this much snow after plowing are liigh enough to catch the fol- lowing snows. Ridges are plowed eight feet apart; if farthei apart, snow tends to drift aw.ny. The main objective of the snow plowing is to increase soil moisture so as to give the grain crops a start in the spring and to aid in control of siiil drifting. » * « The tlioiight of a tire, destroy- ing h( mcs and buildings and fre- quently snulTing out lives, is an ugly one. Still, thinking of the pos- sibilities of fire, and taking proper precautions in time is better than regretting our neglect when it's too late. So I'm passing along the following from the CIL Agricul- tural .N'cws without any apologies. * • • Before 1950 comes lo an end, fire will destroy some $10,000,000 worth of Canadian farm property, statisticians predict. Scores of fa- milies will be left homeless. A large number of adults and children will never see the dawn of 1951. Their chari'cd bodies will be found among the smouldering ruins of what had been happy homes. ' j^ â- â- * * â- \ rural lire is infinitely more terrifying than one in an urban centre where a modern fire brigade is only as far away as the corner fire alarm box. When a farm build- ing catches fire the best that can usually be mustered is a bucket bri- gade of neighboring farmers who are willing but often helpless. It is vital, therefore, that every farmer institute his own fire protectiom program. To check the quick spreading . of flames, curtains and other fabric materials in the home can be treated with certain flame proofing chemicals. Fire retardant paints are now on the market. Inexpensive fire extinguishers can be hung in easily-accessible places about the house and barn. * * « Outbreaks of fire can be pre- vented if a few simple rules are followed. Keep basements, attics and outbuildings free of rubbish. Store gasoline and other inflam- mable liquids at a safe distance from main buildings. Provide a aafe place to dispose of hot ashes from •tove or furnace. Watch the care- less smoker amd the child with matches. Be careful using kerosene when starting a atove Are. * * * Be sure hay ii well cured before putting it ip the loft unless there is a safe mow-curing system. In- spect the lightning rod system once a year. If there Isn't one it wotild pay in the long run to have one. * * * Each spring and fall check ovei chimneys and flues for eracks that ivould permit flamea to reach othei CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING AUKNTH HASIKU AOB.NTS. Kll popular S3 me exllngulalier wholesale ur <llr>-(.'t Liberal prnfltl, azclu- alv* territory FIRE-KILLER 6042 Rnslyn Avenue. Montreal HAI.F.S.MKV 8ALE.SMK.N waniwl lo Inlroduce new i)ro<lu<:». lOeul for liuUHu lo houyn fHtUlift lull time or Hldellnc. Wanted In ev--i.v home I nupual proiit upportunliy. Write iinme.1 t.'-l/ '»?n.|.»rv flunJware frodurti. Bleulie'ni. vmt. HAII\ <'lll< l%^ BIJÂ¥ TOfn 19J0 Chlilin from a Cnnada Ac- credited Hiitiliery R.O.I'. 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The chicks are fiiHt ;1aRN. the pi'k'e niuderaif. the Block ai)pro\f<l Write for 12 paev eohiur*-*! ralenrtar nnd orlce Hat. Kisher Urchn'-da. R O P, BrceHerB. Kreemaii, Oraario. •COTTON BAGS BI-EACHEC^SiiKar an<J Flour baics emb 27cj tiiwi-la, heinme'J. abniil 17" x 34" â€" ISc each: 2c p»'r batr extr.i on order of !*â- â€¢ thaji 2 doz4>n. Dejii. W.. RyVrotlurtB. 93 Ontario Stri'et. Tnronto. SCHUMMER CHICKS 30VEKNMKXT approved. Top uualliy. Free Catalocut' and price lint explain details ^chummer'a Quality Hal(*hery. Llnwood. Ont. A GOOD HUY. R.O.P. Fired Pullet chicks are a better buy than those with little or no breeding back of them. Because you buy more egK.» v*iih each chfck. Buy the bcHi, an etra ct-nt or tw t for a quality chl'-k uhu- ally comes back with a bit; dividend atiarbed. Send for our 11)50 CalaloKue. It tells vou all about our R.O.i*. ijirel ChickB. Also btnrt- ed Chicks.. Older Hullets. Turkey Poults Tweddle Chick Hatcheries Limited. FefBus, Ontario. THE PRICK outl<K>k for et'srs next Fall Is good. Ekk prices will be up to profitable levels ly June. M«Ht prices will also be prontable. Top Notch R.O.P. Sued Chicks win eai you extra money, A ; ao started Chicks, older Pullets. Turkey Ponits. Free CataloKue Top Notch Chick SnlcH. Guelph. Ontario. •'OXFORD' APPROVED Chicks live, lay md pay. The. are the results of twenty- three years of careful selection and breeding in O.B.S. They have to be good, because we want the very beet kind of chicks for our own' flocks â€" big vigorous and early matur- ing. We stress egg size and uniformity. Bar- red Rocks. Whl*L- Leghorns. New HarapEhires, Hamp. X Rock crossbreds. Rock x Leghorn crossbceds. Write for free folder. The Oxford Farmers' Co-operfttlve Produce Company. Limited, 434 Main Street, Woodstock. On- tario. BABY CHKiKS from blood tested high egg producintf stock. LlvablUty guaranteed. Mixed $15.00 i>er 100. Pullets $28 to $30. Ten percent oft; for orders 500 and over. 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FARM for immediate poi;seBsion, 160 acres, southern tip of Huron County on 23 High- way, 22 miles from London. Heart of sugar beet, canning factory area. Rich clay loam, tile drained, 13U acres tillable land. 12 acres fall wheat, 20 acres hay. 4 5 acres fall ploughed. Brick house, hot water furnace, flush toilet. Bank barn, silo, litter carrier, water bowls. Hydro throuKbout. Milk truck, school bus pasn gate. Full line of tractor, machinery, dairy herd, will be sold with farm If desired A bargain, but must be cash. Irvine McElrea Woodham, Oni. FORT COUI.ONGE. 225 acres, fully equipped, with beautiful brick house and targe barn. 100 under cultivation, 100 timber lot. pine, spruce and hardwood. 18, 5 00. $£i.000 bandies, L. Tltley, Realtor. 18 RIdeau St., Ottawa. FOR SALE. 60 Acres of lan'S. Good brick house and outer building:-, 1 mile from school, cheesi; factory and blacksmith shop. All plowing done. Apply to Howard Bethune. Dunvegnn. Ont. R.It. 1 FOH MAlJt MOTORCYCLES Karley Davidson. New and used bough sold exchanged Large stock of guaranteed used motorcycles Repairs by factory-trained mechanics Dlcycles. and com plete line of wheel goods Open evenings until nine except W dneaday Strnnd Cvi*. ^ Sports King at Sanfni : Hamilton OT7NSâ€" Large assortment new and used. Bought, sotd, 3Xchnnged Guaranteed repairs. Scopes, sights Installed Fishing Tackle. Hunt- ing Equipment Spnrtini; fjnnds Spe lal Team Prices. Open until .ilne "Vippi Wednesday. Stj-and Cycle. Hamilton Nl RSERY STOCK RESERVE now for Spring Delivery â€" Chinese Elm Hedge â€" will grow 2 feet first year â€" 26 plants suflk-ient for 26 feet (12 to 30 Inches bushy) $2 98â€" seedlings 12 Inches high $4.60 per 100 (plant 6 inches apart) â€" Olant Exhibi- tion Peonies In colors red. white or pink. 8 for 11.89 â€" Apple trees 8 feet high In varieties Mcintosh, Spy, Delicious, % for $1.98 â€" Plum trees 8 feet high In varieties Burbank and Lombard. 4 for 12.98. Free Colour Garden Guide with Every Order. Brookdale â€" Kings- way Nurseries. Bowmanvllle, Ontario parts of the house. A ladder long enough , to reach the top of the highest building on the farm should be kept in a handy place. If there is a water system, a few well-placed hose connections are good protcc- tiofl. If not, a barrel, of water painted red and lettered FOR FIRE ONLY should be kept near •very building and used only in case of fire. ♦ * ♦ If the statistics mentioned in the first paragraph could be halved or eliminated altogether, weVe positive the statisticians won't mind being wrong U\ their predictions. In fact,, they'll be extremely pleased. WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE- WMmoI C«lMMl- And TmiV Jhbw Om tl M fai Um MNahi lUriB* I* G« n* Urer Bhould pour out about 3 pint* el bO* luloe into your dtgcatlT* tnwl erery lUy, If ait bilo is not Bowing IrMly.'your food mat Mt diCMt. It m» Jttrt dM«y la the (Umttrt tMat. Than ni blo«t« up your •tomMb. Yon â- â€¢I MMtlpkUd. 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