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the georgetown herald wea ja 19 19 better order your tray chicks now k jitone watching thfc 1944 poultry business develop can ace that there is going to be a real scramble for chicks the same as last i andtor the same reasons patriotism and profit combined chicks well raised made money for their owners in 1943 the j conditions that made them profitable then are carrying over into rjuoa the patriotic urge the patriotic need are carrying over into mr we had to disappoint many wouldbe purchasers hand mir money and say sorry no clucks gold out that s why i you to write or call about your 1944 requirements not just soon light awmy heres what bray buyers say harrison cross vankleek out i had excellent re j last year and hi fact for jpast years my last years i are laying over 75 now i and have laid on aver- of 60 all winter j lowe park head ont hare raised chicks both for and utility and i can itauttriuhy say that the pullets i thats how i thais how the bray chick itbe trick and here s why y breeders arent selected by ttuhfloafctheyre selected by the srery last one is handled i up lag experts for vigor qonstttauon meat conformation said indications of high egg pre- dwottan those that pass this dgjd inspection are then blood tasted xt ttnre is even a sus received from you were the best i have ever handled mrs walter clyde plaster bock nb i want you to know that i am well satisfied with the chicks i got from you last spring they are the largest pullets i evern raised as well as the beat looking ones the cockerelsrfeighed more than any i ever raised at the same age why picton of reaction out ihe goes i breeders are specially fed so that the embryo chick will get what it needs for full develop ment inside the shell eggs are specially selected and skilfully incubated in uptotheminute machines many bray flocks have 16 generations of this kind of careful management behind them write fred- w bray limited 120 john street north hamilton ont geo c shown r r 1 nerval hesolutions fob 1944 die and stop grumbling about wartime sacrifices bb pay no more than celling b conserve everything about my t by using it up wearing it out it do or doing without l resolve not to spread rumors by c them to others j- never to be a hoarder i rn nejir accept rationed goodv xttftjtealer without giving him 1 required number of coupons i resolve to keep myself well in i on wartime regulations i when shopping 1 11 cooperate v my grocer and help him to cary despite wartime diffl i yn never be a panic buyer grab r up goods in short supply forcing to do without because of my i resolve to invest my savings in victory bonds because i know every dollar put aside in bonds helps pre lent inflation in canada trees in wtnteb the street is populated its full length wjth trees of quality theyve stood some of them for centuries and waited each seasons sure return with each returning appropriately infey express their last ing iglfte sprouting they promise resurrection leafing their branches teach toward heaven making offer of fulfillment and then with winter come and its frozen armament their oranches stripped still hold all of warmth and all of consummation their stark bare beauty engraved against the sky jane fell why not gwtrjetown a mistake must have surely been made in the drawing up of the heli copter air line service which is pro posed for after the war when george town was left off as one of the stop ping places it is quite likely thai kn such initial stages it could be pos- bible to overlook some important in dustrial centres at first glance but when our industrial capacity is con- sidered it will likely be a different story if and when such a route conies about gray coach lines ltd has filed application with the dominion con troller oi civil aylatlon for authority to operate a helicopter air passenger and transport service over n routes with terminals as far distant as tem- lskamlng sault ste marie owen sound kincardine and buffalo v the formal application envisages the incorporation of an associate company to handle the new service which in all cases will be either supplementary to or integrated with existing motor coach service now provided by gray coach lines itself a subsidiary of the publiclyowned toronto transporta tion commission in addition the proposed service would be supplem entary to existing passenger esrvlcee whether by water air or mil the applicant proposes to install initially at least one roundtrip per day for each of the 1m routes serv ing all the intermediate points named as rapidly as equipment can be made available the application stated equipment the gray coach proposes ukjjse will be helicopters or similar aircraft with passenger capacity not less than seven persons and in all probability with a passenger capacity of at least 12 to 14 persons the use of such carriers for war work has es tablished beyond controversy their feasibility and value and as soon as peace returns they will be undoubtedly produced in s quantities proposed routes were si toronto oalcville hamilton tford no 2 toronto oakvllle jgarnlltin st catharines niagara palls buffalo no 3 toronto newmarket barrie orilna gravenhurst braosbrldge huntsville burks palls powassan north bay temislc tuning no 4 toronto newmarket sutton i beaverton oriula no 5 toronto oehawa port hope peterborough lindsay no 6 toronto brampton guelph kitchener stratford london no 7 toronto brampton guelph kitchener stratord clinton aoderlch kincardine no 8 guelph fergus arthur mt forest durham owen sound no 9 toronto brampton orange vllle shelburne couingwood ueaford owen sound no 10 north bay sturgeon falls sudbury eapanola little current blind river thessalon sault ste marie no llbarrie midland parry sound cspjt sends scrap to war in marine ensile grinder 2 l ccakdwadstoocor discards which had done a big war job already before they were considered ready for the scrap heap were zessri by the canadian pacific railway company at its angus shoph in montreal to make the improved grinder pictured above for grinding the radial contour of motion links for main marine engines one of the war contracts on which the c p r is engaged at the big shops which are under the direction of h b rouen chief of motie powlr and rolling stock and where h r najlor l works manage i it wa john a hopr shops engt necr who concur id the idea foi cpu war contract other of the discards include the connecting rod of a locomotive back in j the machine which has eliminated many hours of labor required to draw file and scrape the radial f i r nb6tefiee now as the radial arm of the be finished to meet the high grinder after once earning retire- standards and close tolerances de- j ti manded by the royal canadian navy for engines in lis escort service the entire machine wa made of discorded maternal fe hown in the labels on the different parts in this picture the mam base was a discarded iron cast ng originally made at angu ment with a record of many thou sand ton nulea of freight to its credit so it went through the entire hat of materials putback to work in this important war job with an old style motor a discarded grinder frame and even balance weights from a furnace door being utilized in the machine shop foi an erection jig for the which saes precious hours in the note than 1 4q valentine tanks production of marine engine i which were mi it there for er poi irf or the hulls being fabri- ict in rusmu on an earlier cated in canadian shipyards as we see it by j a strang grooming locomotives for wartime work wsp with the increase of subsidies lor the hog producers announced re cently the hog situation once again looks much more hopeful it is dim cult to understand though why that arrangement hadn t been arrived at much sooner it might have prevented the sale of a good many brood sows once again the fellow that stays with the ship whether it be hog production or anything else through thick and thin is very often the fellow that comes out ok in the long run the poultry situation is in the news right now the sudden decrease in the price of eggs right down to the floor has given the poultry men a jolt we understand that a good many have cancelled their orders for chicks ready and more have resolved to go out of poultry it is the same story and the poultry man that sticks with the ship through low prices as well as high is the one that makes the grade in fact it isn t a bad idea to dig in all the harder when the go ing gets toughest we understand that is the way that hockey games are won and even battles we can scarcely ex pect to be in on all the huge returns and escape the slimmer margins that happy situation would scarcely natural you hay have read recently about the officials who live with the es kunos having had refrigerators sent up there the idea being to keep their milk and other food suppll from being frozen solid rather than from spoiling as we think of refrlger atlon the eskimos are reported to have laughed at the idea and the or tide welil on to explain that sales men need not expect to reap a rich harvest through selling rcfrigs to es klmos as they wouldn t likely buy any in other anrds the fsklmos intend to to risht oi llii c in their own wa acain al ne the sami lines we recall a nnn hi tliing about the habjt b illdl u i mini ouisidc c uk muse to cook cibbir n the idea oilng keep the odo ir of cabbaue cooking o it of the t o im ind then he went to tel that tl o sim man wm puttinr n bi hroon rlftlit inside the house the man chat midc thoso remarks in icnnpi dolnp he ind always done ritlicr than being modem and keep ing up to date we hear a good desi j will not be improved in our gener lnmaiiy generations yet unborn the aim of the allies is to see that those countries get the sort of government they themselves want after peace is declared and that looks like a step in the proper direction they will want to go on living as they haic been accustomed to and not being forced to modernize as we might think they should be rw hooiirm u one of the hirhlv t v l rtant jfdw n imjlilid dally in c an idi in n iti n il hi i i iv round h iwe tl r iiri t the t m the term apitv i tl u i r f locomotive i f re tli le vi tl iitallfl u stflrt in 1 ng j rnc hauling a trx ji tram or rcif those but fast freight m id tip af c irlon k of war supplies and maufialn 3rooming is usually uftseen by the jmbuo but it u one of the mutbphcity sdaby tkiembniiiim 1 to the necessary adjustimibt ind lirht nmmng repair tttng jir bmkea hemcal anil w iter p nm s terns ami a th roigh m i f the i it tir t imim irf m icra ti id tl nv utcs an ii i v 1 one ml a half t i lw h r f r a turn alx ut job mi 1 tlim i f hur for t general ru ing at canada s largest and busiest roundhouse turcot in montreal operating on a 24hour basp can- dian nattooal active pomr m turaed j being capabli i k r t i hones at the name tinit lie 1 18 at its highest point tm tw n and eight p m with the fin u am penoa a eloee eecon i r smclo day thb record turnout w j 147groomod and despatched locum i- bves turcot maintains a daily orr age of 135 despatches which the staff of480 workers consider something for other roumlliomjes to shoot at the photograph shows a fleet of l looomouvea awaiung attention with cm of the s4ant 304iype canadian srassjsda last week it was reported that a couple of mall planes made the trip from montreal to england in eleven hours and fifteen minutes with ton and a half of air mall fof the canadians over there we are glad that the mall goes over that fast and we hope that they mav keep it up compared with the mall coming this way there is quite a difference we received an air mall letter from eng land on jan 13th that bad been post ed in england on the 37th of decern ber then on jan 13th we had two air mall letters from over there one had been mailed dec 30th and the other one had been moiled jan 3rd yet both arrived together it would interesting to learn where the delay had been wouldn t it anyway we are glad that the mall goes so much quick cr to them as after ail they are hun- grey forr news from home at all tunes and no doubt our letters do help to keep up their morale they seemed to have fared well at christmas time our son reporting that he had three turkey dinners at christmas time and that ought to suit almost anybody again he mentioned that while stay ing at a private home recently he had been served with tea in bed in the morning he dldn t think much of that innovation though the boys are getting an idea of how others live and seem to be getting quite a kick out of everything stewarttown intended for lost week ac1 roy smith of gait was home for new years visitors with mrs hunt over the holidays were lc cpl s hunt brampton cpl and mrs gilbert hunt of trenton mr and mrs c paul ol campbellville mrs paul and son mar shal of acton mrs dickenson miss christine dic kenson and mr john dickenson spent new year s holidays in toronto mrs baily visited with mr and mrs edward bally toronto new years these days about conditions after the war is over and the thought is often expressed that coriditlons in those occupied countries should be improv ed in fact some think they should be more along the lines of modern con ditions here an this slde of the at lttttlfcrhowever the people of thoso occupied couhtrlcs wouldn t llkeiyf i thank us for our modern ideas they merely want to go on living as they have always done no doubt many of them hear of the way of living as practised here in north america again tn peace times they enkjy having us visit qiemfrom this side of the wg pond and uier are glad of all the a batueooarred bogle and royal faoney that we may spend while there winnipeg rifles hat batons brtwgbt but they xtm despise us and our k back by a repatriated cabed wealth no the standard of living consul in bono kong have b in many of those occupied countries ed over to the winnipeg qnoadtan mr and mr w mitchell mr and mrs ed sanford and son bill were at mrs sanfords for new years the lee on the pond is providing a lot of good skating for the young folk these days mr and mrs w humphrey and family visited in toronto for the new the wa held their first meeting of 1m4 at mrs j el smiths home the junior wa held tholtajpenmg meeting liut week irampton poultry show reviewed by c e herrtngton in ca poultry review writing in the january issue of the canadian poultry review mr c k herrington of sunset farmsgteorge- town points out a few of the high lights at brampton poultry show held last fall this district is proud of its many bird fanciers and the brampton show has been the ideal place or those interested in the best in poultry to see some fine birds mr w j alex ander of ashgrove was one of tb outstanding prizewinners with his stock mr herrington who waa a judge at the show and himself an outstanding breeder of exhibition fowl has this to say in the jamuuqr magazine brampton thirtyfourth consecutive show has passed into history it was held at the fair grounds an ideal apft and indian summer weather prevailed throughout the show the one and only scotty 8mit acted as show superintendent in his most capable manner don bwles ho secretary had everything in one shape brampton is blessed with a hard work ing executive headed by president tommy fletcher with a live bunch f town fellows all interested in their chickens the high lights of the different classes are as follows barred rock cockerel winner best bird american classes one of the best i have seen under the new standard white buff and partridge small classes fair quality partridge wyandottes a small class first hen the star other wjandottes conspicuous by their ab sence white leghorns single comb a nice class the star being first cock which won best mediterranean and best bird lare fowi rc whites a nice class toed qiallty sc light browne a larje class plenty of competition the stars here were the pullet class the four places going to oneman s ol dark borwns no old birds but plenty of voting ones the first and second cockerels and first pullet real high qualitj buff another good class with first cck standing out black spanish were of the usual nice quality anconos only fair buff orpingtons were led by first hen she had size type and color and won special for best heavy breed in show sussex light a good class with first cock standing out polanda well rep resented in all colors first silver hen winning special best poland black cochin bantams one of the outstanding classes in the show the quality in young birds stood out plrat cockerel was just about perfect winn ing special best bird in show black roseoombs had class in ao f nlnns f with first cock winning special for best rosecomb mine plears barred bbdka white cochins white leghorn fll- ues ssbrlghts as had good l reprssentath display of ductfcm fowl pit several fsatsss 8f pigeons rounded oat a ind nnt she the canadian aran is a unit of stevedores