Grey Highlands Newspapers

Flesherton Advance, 3 Apr 1946, p. 6

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.;» KURDS ADD TO IRAN'S WOES Fierce Kurd tribesmen, like those pictured above, are reported in rebellion in Iran's wild northwest region for the purpose of setting up an independent Kurdistan republic. Said to be Soviet-backed, the rebels' force includs Kurds of both Iran and Iraq. SPOTS OF SPORTS By FRANK MANN HARRIS â-  ("A Six Bit Critic") Just the other morning our fav- orite newspaper columnist â€" pre- sent company e.xccptcd, of course â€" wrote a piece about the proposed javival oi the Olympic Games. And he marvelled, in print, as to why in the world any sensible per- son would Jcsire to bring back to life these events, which are far betcr remcml ered for the squab- bles and bickerings they sired than for any outstanding athletic feats they spawned. * * * Now we would have thought that anyone so astute as Mr. J. V. McArec, the gentleman referred to, would know far better than to be in the slightest doubt about a matter of that kind. It is quite true that the Olympics, far from promoting harmony among the nations, were productive of more discords than a Shostakovich sym- phony played by the Hogg's Hol- low Silver Cornet Band. It is a fact that the gatherings at Athens, Paris, St. Louis, Londo. and Stockholm came close to bringing on World War One years before it wa, due; and that the Olympics at .Antwerp, Paris, Amsterdam, Los Angeles and Berlin caused the parties involved to detest one another so much that it is a wonder World War Two didn't arrive ahead of schedule. * * * But, on the other hand, just con- sider the enormou.«; benefits con- ferred by tlese international bean- os â€" benefits for which we have space to mention but one or two. * ♦ ♦ First, of course, there were the traiis|)ortation compa.iies. Under present travel conditions it is hard to recall that there have been times when ocea : liners had far more passenger space than there were per.sons to fill same ten times overâ€" periods when ticket agents would practically plead with you to take a whole section or draw- ing-room instead of dealing you out an upper with the air of con- ferring a priceless favor. And, at such times, hauling huge quanti- ties of assorted athletes thousands of miles o'er land and sea didn't exactly pain such transport agen- cies to any noticeable degree. * * * But, for the greatc â-  benefit of all, we must think of the many «stiMal)le gentlcnicn who, by rea- son of the Olympic Games, were enj.hled to enjoy the "broadening effects of travel that would other- wise have been shut to tlu-tn com- pletely. Just consider those self- sacrificing Management Commit- tees and Il.inorary Delegates who â€"bravely bearing on their chests the heavy hurdcii of OITicial Badg- es without a whimper â€" were able to get a close-np of Greece, France, Britain, Sweden, Switzer- land, (icrtnany and many olliei interesting lands under the finest circumstances, quite nidiaudicap ped by the thought of having, like the atbleti s. to kc<.|) in conditiuii. or of worrying, like onlinary niort als, about hciw much the whtvlt thing was costing. * * * This iinstast.nably early Spring weather is stirring, in many minds, thoughts not ordinarily due for an- other month or so â€" ihoiighls of Woodbine and the tart of another llor.se lacing season. However, It is a subject we cannot <lwell on at IciiKib just .lowâ€" merely re- pealing by request, one if our fav oritc liirl . iK'cdoles. It ir about h tri.in< r whose horse, on which he had wai,ere(' heavily, had failr<l to come llirouyli in fact, had been badly beaten. That san.e evening, in the stable, the trainer was watching said steed eating. The horse was nos- ing around among the oats in the feed-box with an air of distaste, as though they didn't suit his fancy. "What the aitch is the matter with you, acting so high- hat," said the trainer bitterly. "There isn't an oat in that box that didn't grow fasl.c than you can run I" â- f * * Which should be about enough for now. A few minutes ago a certain young gentleman asked us what we were writing about. "Son," we replied, "if we had to give it a title it would probably be 'How to Write a Sports Column with Nothing to Write About." So be sure and tune in ne.xt week â€" it will probably be still w'orsc. Use Mist A fine mist of water and oil is sprayed on cotton during ginning to prevent the development of static electricity which seriously clogs machinery. The Farm Forum IT'S TRUE THAT ... .„ coi.iplete control of Warble flics can be .ssured if all infested cattle in your area are trcateu bv a Dcrrij or Rotenone wash now. The first application of this wash should be applied to their backs when the swelling becomes con- spicuous. The sccoi.d and third ap- plications should be made at inter- vals of 28 days. The Heel fly appears in the season, March to June, while the large Warble fly is active from early June to August. ♦ » » there \.'ill be no subsidy of .SOc per pound paid this year on imported package bees as was paid in 1945. To jiTset this increase in cost, there will be a revision in the ceiling prices. » » • the increasel use of lime- stone by farmers under the sub- sidy arrangeniciits is understand- able since railway companies re- duced the standard frei(,ht tariff oi. agricultural limestoiie by 25%. h'or Sout!iern Ontario tl e Depart- ment of Agriculture p^id .^0% of the reduced freight up to a maxi- mum gr.iiit of $t,UO per Ion. On the Sugar Beet Front The Dominion-Provincial Con- ference held in Ottawa called for a .1.S,000 acre quota on the On- tario sugar beet crop for l'J46 and 'ni.OUO acre; for all of Can..da. The latter figure is .10,000 acres above the I94,S goal, while the On lario figure i- almosi exactly double the "J4.S harvested crop. The iddilii nal assistance lanl- I'll by the Snj;ar Adm-iii>tration of (iO-K|c r 100 pounds ol .sugar plus siine subsiily from the Ontario ligislature will stimulate contract- ling in Ontario, assuring the sue (CSS of the .1,S,()00 acre goal. 1200 PIPE CLEANERS SENT PREPAID You send $2 00. We do the rest. National Pipe Clemers Canandaigua, N. Y. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING unit (;|IM,'KS IF VOU HAVE.N'T THE EQUIti- niunt and do not wunt to be both- ered with day old chlcl<a here Is a Kiuiid opportunity to secure well started two und three week old chlcUa in all the populai pure breeds und hybrid crosses. Also floor ntised pullets 6 to 14 weeks old. Free cataloKue. Top Notch ChiikcrloH, (iuelph, Ontario. RELIABLE CHICKS JU.SI think whul this meant to the* t)ujer Vour investment Is iniiae worth while when yuu puichu^e your chicks fruin us. Our repeat orders year utter year la the proul of our duality chicks. Blood te!:tlnK for pulluruin done each yea.", we only hatch from clean flocKa. Millers Chick Hatchery, Feryus, Oiil. (Successoi to J U. .lohnson). STAltTEU CHICK BUVEKS, WE have the best lot of two and three week old chicks we have ever raised. All the popular pure breeds und hybrid crosses In non-se.xed, pullets or cockerels. Also 6 to 16 week old floor raised pullets. Send for catalogue and price list. Tweddle Chick Hatcheries Limit- ed, FerKUB, Ontario. A-1 BAUY CHICKS FROM BLiOUD- ed tested stock. White Lieghorn; Barred Jtock; Hybrids. Some sturled chicks available. Write A. H. Switzer Hatchery, Granton, TWEDDLE CHICKS ARE LIKE money In the bank! An early start with Twcddlo chicks means an early profitable market for your eggs and poultry meat ... a mar- ket that pays the highest pi ii-c"! to those who are ready for it. Tweddle chicks all come from Government Approved pullorum tested breeders. whether pure bred or cro3.« bred and they are cartully culled before shipment to assure you of u hardy healthy group of chicks. If we have mis.sed sending you our 11)40 well illu.strated catalogue write us at oiue and we will mail you one. Al.*^u two and three week old started chick.s and si.\ week up to si.\teen week old floor raised pullets for immediate delivery. Tweddle Chick Hatcherie.s Limit- ed, Fergus, Ontario. UJIITED QUA.NTITV STARTED chicks, various breeds, N. H. x B. H. Light Sussex, etc., and crosses. Order chicks now for sApril-May delivery. Bray Hatch- ery, lao John N. Hamilton, Ont. BABY CHICK.S, .NEW HjV.MP- shires. Barred Rocks culled blood- tested under Ontario Breeding Station. Extra heavy laying strain. Hardintf Smitli, Sparta, Ont. WE HAVE THE FOLLOWl.VC: pure breeds to choose from- White Leghorns, Black Minorcas. Barred Rork.s. White Rocks, New Harap- shires, Rhode Island Reds, White Wyandotte.s, Light Sussex, Black Australorps. Jersey White Giants, Jersey Black Giants, also thirteen hybrid crosses. Send for catalogue and price list. Tweddle Chick Hatcheries Limited, Fergus, Ont. 25 FREE CHICKS OUR BABY CHICKS ARE THE progeny of Poundatloa and Re- gistered Birds. All Breeders hlood-tested Prices from Sc to 25c. Ail guaranteed excellent layers. Don't delay, order now. Ooddnrd Chick Hatcheries Hrl tanniB Helghl? Ont THE TOP NOTCH WAY MAKES poultry pay. Because a flock started early pays off In higher prices Your pullets will be layinp large eggs In time for the early murket.i. Your cockerels will be plump and full grown at a time when poultry meat prices are at their best. That's why Top Notch wantp you to start early ... so that you will reap the best pro- fits. .\ shipment of healthy, husky Top Notch chicks in your poultry hou.se today is an Investment in a secure future for .vou. Every one of these chicks comes from pull- orum tested Government Ap- proved breeders of known pro- ductivity and livablllty. That Is your safeguard the Top Notch way. Write for free catalogue to- day. Also two and three week old started chicks and floor rai.«ed pullots fi weeks up to 1.4 weeks for immediate delivery. Top Notch Chickeries, Guelph. O ntario. imslNFSS <)l'roHTIJNITIR.« NEW niscovERy. tested saves 4,^''5- g.TSoIlne. guaranteed. send stamped envelope, S. Brodle. Vilnn. Alta. OPPOltTUNlTV TO RAISE REAL chlmhilla animals. Profitable hu- slnpps of your own at hopie, pe- digreed breeders from prize win- ning strains, $8SB pair, fully gua- ranteed: free literature. Imperial Chinchilla Ranch. SfiO Dominion Blvd.. Sandwich West, Wlnrt.sor. ATTENTION MR. FARMER Are you Interested In having your baina and other buildings spray painted this spring? If so get In touch with Neil Crits. Spray Painter, Stratford. Ont., for an early start. Newest equipment In spray painting: work guaranteed, and free estimates given by wrlt- Ing ^o the nhovp address. OVKING AND CI.ICANING HAVE VOU ANYTHING NEEDS dyeing or cleaning? Write to us for Information. VVe are glad to nn.iwer your niiestions. Depart- ment H Parlier's Dye Works LImlled. 7i)l Yonge Street. To- ronto. Klin sAi.n. El.iOrTUIC MDII'iiS NEW, USED bought, ao'd lehiillt: hells pul- leys, brash's. .Mien IClectrle Com- pany Ltd., »:('.M1 niitlerln St Tor- onto. Ont GLATlinmS: Exhiliition Varieties. 1 Diiz. one each color Sl.S.'i 2 Do/., two each color $2 50 LTi mived colors good assortment SI'. no. All No. 1 Bulbs, postpaid. Mac'.s Oroenhouses, Nelson, B C. .JIGSAW Heavy cast frame, 12" throat, liii'ng table, mechanism runs on oil, holds any type blade, turns to cut any length required, $li!,9.'i Hem COD, Brown. 8S Moiinlvlew. Toronto. Ont. ['OK SALE. DARK GREY PEIirHE- ron Slalllon, eight years. B pre- mium, iiulet, cheap. Would con- siller trade for good young mare, John Thompson, Route 2, PIcton, Ontario ItOSES Hybrid Tea and Climbing each $1.25 and $1.50 postpaid .Mar's Greenhouses, Nelson, B. C. MAKE MONEY RAl.SINO ANGORAS, I wool now $1,1,5(1 lb. Pedincreed hreerting stock for sale. Brad- bury's, Abercorn, Que. KOIt !«.4l,Ii; FOR SALE (SAM HANNOVER), Time 2-0 3/4. This is a beautiful blK Brown Stallion, uuiet and sound. The service fee for the use of this Stallion l.s $5,000 for Stand- ard Bred Mares. Owner, Geo. W. Wilson, Boulter, Ont. McCtJRMiCK - DEERING 15-30 tractor In good running order. New motor tune up. Reasonable price. Fred A. Stock, R. R. 1, Ta- vistock, Ontario. HERCO "RhU TOM" Electric Chicken Brooder WrIlr fur imrtleulnra Huron Engineering & Research Co. Goderich Ontario l''AIIM> Kllil SAI.K ' 200 ACRE FARM WITH GOOD buildings, hydro, water In house and barn. Good cattle run. bush lot. with or without stock and Implements. Terms if desired. Write E. J. Colson, Bracebridge, OnL 200 ACRES, QUICK SALE. NEVER failing water, new house, £H miles from town. No. 2 Highway. Box RG, 73 Adelaide W., Toronto. 150 ACRES GOOD PRODUCTIVE land â€" Small wood lot, good frame house, bank barn 40x64'. Implement shed, hen house, pig pen. garage and woodshed. Situ- ated on Lot B, Con. 6, Dunwlch. IVi miles from railway station, general stores and churches. 1% miles off .No. 3 Highway. 16 miles west of St. Thomas. Apply J. D. Graham. lona Station. FOR SALE, 100 ACRE FARM. LOT 11. Con. 10, Mornington, 28 acres tall wheat, 35 acres new seeding down, remainder gr.ass. 7 roomed- house nearly new. large bank barn, good land. Price {4,000. Ro- bert L Stewart, Milverton, Ont. 110 ACRES, GOOD LAND, 2 MILES village. modern stable, brick house, good wells, school, cheese factory close, well fenced. Box 8, R. R. No. 2, St. Eugene. Ontario. I'liO'l'OGIIAI'IIV IIAIIil>lll':,SMK<, LEAK.N HAIRURESSiNG THE Hoberlaon method. Information on reyuesl regarding classes. Robertson's Halrdresaing Acad- emy. i;t7 Avenue Rood. 'l"oronto,. Iini.l* WAN'I FID WEST END, COOK-GENERAL, live In, country girl accepted, char help kept: good wages. 4 Brule Gdns.. Toronto. HOUSEKEEPER, SMALL RURAL house, 3 adults, references. Mrs. Robt. Gorman, R. R. No. 1, Oak- ville. Ont. EXPERIENCED MAN, DAIRY Farm, milking machine, hydro, tractor. Top wages, R. A. Wood, Bolton. Peel County. COUPLE FOR DAIRY FARM. SEP- arat> house, phone, garden, milk, fuel furnished. State wages. John Skelly. R. R. 3, Prescott, Ontario. YOU.VG. EXPERIENCED SINGLE man for well-equipped Dairy Farm. Toronto 20 miles. Non- smoker preferred. $70.00 monthly, year round. Apply James H. Steen. Meadowvale, Ont. MKnirAl BAUMEEKA FOOT BALM DE-' stroys offensive odor Instantly, 45c n bottle. Ottawa agent, Den- in,in Drug Store, Ottawa. DON'T WAIT â€" EVERY SUFFER- er of Rheumatic Pains of Neuritis .should try Dixon's Remedy. Mun- ro'.s Drug Store. 335 Elgin, Otta- wa. Postpaid $1.00. STOM.\CH AND THREAD WORMS often are the cause of 111 health In humans, all ages. No one Im- mune: Why not find out If this Is your trouble, Interesting particu- Inr.^* â€" Free! Write Mulveney's Remedies Specialists, Toronto .1. II I G H L V RECOMMENDED â€" Every sufferer of Rheumatic Paln.«! or Neuritis should try Dix- on's Remedy, Munro's Drug Store. 335 El.gin. Ottawa. Postpaid $1.00. IXr.HOWlV TORN AILS Nail Fix relieves pain instantly and removes ingrown nail In a few nppHcilions, $1,00 a bottle. WART Fl.\ Ugly Warts melt away painlessly with this guaranteed remedy. 35c a bottle. CO UN FI.\ Eases pain at once, and removes stubborn Corns In a few minutes. .t5c, n bottle. Sent postpaid by A. C Thomson, Chemist, Dept. A. 363 St. Clarens Ave., Toronto, Estahll.shed 1!105. MAKE I.IFlf WORI H LIVING' WHY SUFFER? do what countless number! ot hnppy users are doing tor the effective relief of: Chronic Pa- tarrhal conditions (as In Bron- chitis, Asthma * Slniia I'alns) Slcln disorder? such as Bolls and Pimples: Arthritic * Rheumatic Pains; Ask your Druggist for Odorless and Tasteless ADAM'S GARI.ir PEARLES or write Richmond Adnm Co., P O, .174. Vancouver. Can, $S per IOC Pearles, enough for B weeks YOUR HEALTH IS RELATED to the SOIL Dr, (i H, Earp-Thomas. noted bio- logist, explains all in stirring message. "Soil and Health," Send 10c, today for your copy and learn the vital facts Canadian Soil I'niducl.s Co,. Dunbarton, Onl iii-niii irNi'i iK.M b-itu »vo,>iK> BE A HAIKItRHSi^hK ,i(JIN CANADA'.^ LEADING SCHtUJL Great iDiiorlunlty l^arn Hairdressing Pleasant rllgnlfled profession good WHge.s, thoiisnrds successful Marvel graduates \mRrlca's greaiesi nys- tem. Illustnled catnlonu* free Write or call MARVIOI HAIRDRESHINQ >CH001-S 358 Hloor St W Toronto Urnnche.": <« King St, HarnlltOD ti 74 Rldr,!! Street, Ottawa IM'I I'^IM'IX I' lil IllOli.-H' MIAI'MH « OIIMI'ANV Patei I -:i.i f ••.â- ri' h.sinl'llshert 18!I0 M Kiiiu \» 'M I' • â-  'to Booklet •>' Inlii mil I'. 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BE FIRST TO HAVE ONE ENLARGEMENT IN GLASS AND PLASTIC CRYSTAL EASEL 69c Send your o^'gative and set this newe.°t-styl: glass enclosed en- largement 3V4 X 4^4" for your mantel or dressing table â€" or to give n friend Supported In this crysta,' cletr new plasitlc mount your picture shows to Its best ad- vantage. Picked to ensure safe delivery aarl postage paid for only (^S C40ts, Any size rcL, (6 or 8 exposures) developed i.i.d printed 25 cents Enlargements 4 x 6" In easel mounts, S for 25c.; framed on Ivo- ry tint maf.''. 7 x 9" in Gold, Silver, Walnut "r B:.ack Ebony finished frames, 59e each if colored, 79c, Canada's largest studio does qua- lity work oraraptly â€" and at low- est cost. (Print name and Addresf Plainly on O'liers,) OrtlT. M STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE Box ViSfl ''owl Office A, Turonto MI'MOAL INS'rHHIHKN'l > FRED A. 8UUU1NGTON BUYS, aells. exchanges musical Instru- ments. Ill Church, Toronto 2. RADIO SITPLIFS ALL TYPES RADIO TUBES AND BATTERIES. CHRYSTAL SETS $6.95 Complete with bead phones, beauti- ful cabinet, no tubes or batteries re- quired. Just connect to your present aerial and ground. RECORD PLAYERS $29.96 25 or 60 cycle to connect to your present radio. Send deposit with order. Wayne Radio. 446 Parliament. Toronto. SEEDS FOR SALE RAINBOW GLADIOLUS ASSORT- ment, twenty healthy bulbs of six named varieties tor One Dollar postpaid. J. Parker, 176 Shaw St.. Toronto. Ont. NO I REG. AJAX OATS, $1.40 PER bus.: 1,500 bus. No. 1 AJax Oats Commercial, tl.l6 per bus. No, 1 Cartler Oats Commercial, $1.16 per bus. No. 1 Galore Barley Com- mercial, $1.40 per bus. No. 1 O. A. C. 21 Barley Commercial, $1.40 per bus Bags Included. Cann's Mill Ltd! F. O. B. Exeter or Whalen Corners TOBAIH^O 6-POUND SAMPLE PACKAGE Leaf Tobacco. Virginia burley, and prior, receipts and flavoring. $3.75 postpaid. Ruthven Tobacco Exchange, Ruthven. Ont. TRAPPERS TRAP WOLVES ALL SUMMER FOR bounty using their own gland scent. Write Fisher, Box 420, Calgary, Alberta. WATCH KKI'AinS GUARANTEED REPAIRS TO ALL makes cf watches and clocks. Prompt service. Reasonable pri- ces. Send watches for free esti- mate. Accurate Watch Repair Co.. 117 Pembroke, Room S, Toronto. WAN'I Rl) SMOOTH FOX TERRIER FEMALE of good quality. State particulars to Fred Murray, R, R, 4. Mitchell. Ont WE I'AV HIGHEST PitiCES FOR Muskrats, Domestic Rabbit Pelts and all other raw furs. Ship to- day. Levin Fur Company. Depart- ment W.. 16;t Spariina Avenue Toronto. Ont 21-20 BUICK REAR END INSIDE brake baruls and axles complete, drive shaft oil pump. Allan Rox- burgh. Belwood, Out. Phone 24-6. PculUcM ol Mtccs rtilevt ptln, bring out eorci hub quickly, no ww. SSc, 35c, SOc, SI .00. MECCA Oir^TMEN ^^^^ V^^ FOR PEST CONTROL! The sign of a iiiodein, new line ot products soon to be available at your Knal hard- ware stores to protect fruits, flowers and vegetables from insect pests, fiuigus diseases and weeds. •7Vorf.- Mark Ko«. LOOK FOR THE "GREEN CROSS' Instant jne ' quickly relieves COLD Discomfort '2St *u OSUOtTOUS ) ^NW"^ suffer from ITCHING-BURNING ? PILES and do nofhinq about if • Here ia the chanoe for every person to Canada suffering from eore, itching, painnd pilcfl to tiy a simple home remedy wi*h th* promiae of a reliable &in to refund the coat of the fixat package if you are not satisfied with the results. Simply go to aiiv druggiat and get â-  bottle of Hem-Roid and uae as directed. Hem-Roid ia an internal treatment, easy and pleaaant to uae and excellent results ara quickly ahonm. Itching and aorenesa are re- lieved, pain subsides and aa the treatment ia continued the sore, painful pile tumon heal over leaving the rectal membranes clean Eind healthy. Get a bottle of Hem-Roid today and aee for yourself what an easy, pleasant way this ia to rid yourself of your pile misery. NOTE â€" The sponsor of this notice U m« old, reliable Orm doing business in Canada for orer 20 rears. Hem-Roid must help your annoying and painful pile condition â€" moat do it quicklr. easily and pleasantly or your own test of tbia remarkably suct'esafnl formoia costs you nothing. Try it today. \FINE CUT &?iSS;4M.«i -..ly THE OUTSTANDING CREAM SEPARATOR 2^5^r' ] ^ Wo get satisfactory service for yeors without any serious breakdowns, 2. The uplceep expenses are small and so much less than any other make we pre- viously used. 3. We can depend on uniform and close skimming even after years of service. n \taij^^'- I • Each VIKING sold means an additional satisfied customer to our business. 2. Once installed, a VIKING requires a minimum of ser- vice. 3. We can always depend on the Company for prompt service on spare parts when needed. See our local dsol.r lod , ._ Swedish Separator Co., ltd. 7 20-71J No If. Dome 5i W â- MONTREAL (3) out. •••â-  At ISSUE 14â€"1946 ' " ' ( «n imKWjMi

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