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OAKVILLE-TRAFALGAR JOURNAL pe YOUR GLASSES Your optometrist spent a long time examining every aspect Of Thursday, June 22, 1950 Staff, Arrangements have been made to run promotion, qualifica- tion and trade examinations dur. ing the period of camp. The Army's latest equipment will be made available at all camps, ay will the latest in training aids. public Te- bar- Capt. W. R. Stewart, lations officer at Ortona racks, central command. All camp activities will be dir- ected by Major-General C. Vokes, CB, CBE, DSO, assisted by mem- bers of the central command This Week's By DEAN HALLIDAY Garden-Graph Located in McDermott's Opposite Loblaw Groceteria Il Colborne St. E, -- Oakville { Be Sure Your | | CLOTHES | 5-23 APART PLANT SINGLE BEANS 3" APART IN LIGHT SOILS IN HEAVY CLAY SOILS PLANT BEANS IN GROUPS OF THREE ABOUT 8 INCHES 8 Beans are the easiest vegetable to grow and they thrive in most any soil. In fact, if you have a spot in your garden where the soil is mot good enough for other crops, put in a planting of bush snap beans or string beans. When the soil is too rich the bean vines are apt to run wild and put out so much leaf growth Vacation days will soon|| i; "ere is no energy lett for be here . . . that is why||| making pods. we! urge you to bring in In light and medium soils your garments NOW! |l| plant bush snap beans three to four inches apart in the row, as shown in the accompanying Gar- den-Graph. Space the rows two We'll give them that "new look" appearance-- CLEAN & FRESH feet apart. An inch of soil is enough covering for the seeds, unless the soil is extremely * For Pick-up & Delivery Phone 1557 akville Cleaners sandy in which case cover the seeds with two inches of soil It the beans are to be grown in a heavy clay soll plant the seeds in groups of three, about eight inches apart, as illustrated. Three seedlings in a group can force thelr way up through the heavy soll easier than can one tender tender. sprout. Since beans are usually heavy producers, ask yourself "how many. beans do we want?' Then String Beans Make Good in Bad Soil plan to secure the supply by planting at frequent intervals. A 15-foot row of good variety will yield about 20 quarts of pods from the time the first pods form until the plants cease bearing. Extra early kinds may be sown up to within 60 days of first frost. The seeds usually germinate in about one week. The plants in about 60 days. Remember that beans need cultivation more than watering. Improved Feed Setup Expands World Herds Cattle raisers in most parts of the world have expanded their herds during the past .two years due to the improved feed situa- tion and the strong demand for beef and veal. Cattle numbers in Asia, Europe and the Soviet Union are on the increase, al- though the figures are still be- low pre-war, with no increase re- ported from Africa and South America. Considering North Am- erica as a whole, there are more cattle than a year ago, United States accounting for he in- crease, as Mexico has been har hit by d: th disease, Make your coal bin a HAS-BEEN! Bring your home up-to-date . . . your with a work-saving, space-saving, fuel- saving QUIET MAY oll bumerl comfort up to a carefree high Once you've enjoyed clean, modern, effortless oil heat, you'll wonder why you waited so long! Call us now for an estimate . . . no obligation . . . and learn how much a QUIET MAY can give you for how little. Thousands of owners already know! with Canada showing even fewer cattle than pre-war, the result of cutting the cattle population over a six-year period. New Wonder Fibre Has Host OF Uses They're roping cattle with ny- lon lariats on the Alberta range- your vision. He considered the clearness of vision in each eve, then compared one with the oth- making any modifications necessary to the best mwith eyes to gether. Still not (a t isfied he Istudied care: the effect er, DON'T ARGUE When It's So Easy To Beautify Those Old Floors! Rent our easy-to-use equipment and ra-finish dull, worn floors with Rion, Seat maar LL atom ond save ourself w ton ol n Hr go ange. those. dull, wom surfaces into floors the and money -- are beautiful and lustrous. OUR LOW COST RENTAL PLAN FURNISHES EVERYTHING YOU NEED Famous Clarke Si sand- ors odgers 'and. pollihers = sandpaper, varnish, stain filler and, brushes -- full instructions. PHONE TODAY FOR ALL INFORMATION be clear comfortable. but The also entirely strength of your lenses might be modified to conform to a partic: ular type of work, to the condit- fon of your health, to the way you hold your head. Your optom- etrist must consider all these things before writing a prescrip- tion for glasses for you. The final prescription obtained must then be placed in exactly the right position in front of your eyes. A shift of as little as one millimeter will change the effect of the lenses on your eyes mak- ing your vision less clear, less comfortable, or less efficient than is possible. For this reason the choice of a frame is important. Your, optom- etrist can advise you about a style which will be attractive and which will allow proper fitting of the lenses. In having the len- ses ground the optical centre is seldom placed in the same spot as the geometric centre but is moved over to conform to the way you will be looking through the glasses. Your frame must be one that will allow this to be done. Finally your frame must be adjusted exactly right on your face so that the alignment of the lenses with the pupils of your eyes is correct. What a pity it is, after all the detailed care and study necessary to fit a pair of glasses, to see people whose glasses are com- pletely out of line. It is so fool- ish, too, since it is only the work of a few moments to have them adjusted and straightened. It is a wise plan to have the alignment checked once a month. In this way youy will. alway have the most efficient use of your glasses. Carsten Glahn R.O. OPTOMETRIST 163 COLBORNE ST. E. PHONE 1375 Community Hardware Colborne St. E. Phone 1288 TRITR CII = vg 3 Scots For Petawawa Men of the Lorne Scots regi [ OAKVILLE MOTORS members of the Canadian Re- Chevrolet & Oldsmobile Sales & Service Opposite Century Theatre Phone 460 Ven 110 serve Army Force from all parts of Eastern Canada who will train at Ontario's two largest 'military camps this summer. The Lorne Scots "contingent will go to Pet- lands. In Lake Winnipeg, fish are being hauled out in nylon mets. Wearing a crisp nylon uniform a nurse rustles into a Montreal hos- pital ward and sees to it that the plastic coated nylon bed sheets are tucked in neatly. At Gan- der, a giant trans-Atlantic liner swoops down from the sky and lands on| great nylon-corded tires. uses for nylon are symbolic of the new era which this versatile synthetic fibre has entered. Ten years ago nylon was introduced to the pub: lic in the form of ladies' hosiery. These diverse ing manufacturers and alike but production was curtailed sharply lon went to war fabric and cord tow ropes. Following war's It was quickly accepted by stock- buyers. of nylons when ny- as parachute and as glider end awawa from July 16 to July 22, it was announced this week by the fashion industry adopted ny- lon yarn and staple fibre for lin- gerie and: dress fabrics, for wool- like sweaters and socks, for sportswear, More recently nylon has taken on a variety of tough- er jobs in industry. It is being used in transmission belts and automobile tires. Nylon is becoming increasingly popu- ular in the manufacture of ships' MARTIN BROTHERS C. P. Herrick Local Representative PHONE 802-W saddle and whaling It flag bunting and ropes. is being mad into fur for Arctic suits for ou army and air force. cinches and harpoon is being developed as a e r EDDIE'S GARAGE (EDDIE ROWE) General Repairs To All Makes of Cars PHONE 1106 38 Randall St., Oakville (Rear of Oakville Tire & Battery -in" driver is hegded for trouble -- on the road or in the courts. The motorist who swerves in and out of traffic lanes is a menace to life and property. ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS [c1{oR i » Tolle] 3 4 AU IL TESS