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The Colborne Express (Colborne Ontario), 17 Feb 1944, p. 6

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THE COLBORNE EXPRESS. COLBORNE, ONT., FEBKUAru 17, 1944 How Can 111 By Anne Ashley Q. How should brushed wool 1 washed? A. Make .a suds of pure flakes and warm' water. Squeeze the garment in the suds, changing the water frequently. Rinse thoroughly, adding a few soap flakes to the last rinsing. Spread out flat to dry, ' jrning the garment when one dry. : the'fla- Q. How can I r of apple sauce: .\. Add a few drops of lem< This addition will be a great •ement if the apples hav. WHAT SCIENCE IS DOING Snake Bite Kit One of the most ingenious uses to which plastics have been put is In the snake bite kit, army issue to American servicemen fighting In the tropics, relates the Financial Post. Snake bite is a serious menace to men fighting in these regions, and quick measures have to be taken if the victim's life is to be saved. Main requirement is to suck the venom from the lymph capillaries of the person bitten by a poisonous Teptile, if death or serious illness is to be averted. The U. S. Army Medical Corps has provided American army men with a handy snake bite kit, small and compact, and containing materials for quick treatment. In it are a tourniquet, bandages, iodine and ammonia capsules, in a plastic ease which is dustproof and watertight. There is also a small knife for opening the wound, and a pump to suck the venom from it The pump was originally made of aluminum, which was a great improvement over the rubber bulb suction pump formerly used. When aluminum became scarce, the pump was re-designed in plastic, which has proved superior to aluminum. The thin walls of the aluminum pump bent quite easily, thus destroying its effectiveness. Great problems were involved in molding the plastic parts of the kit. The new double defence against colds, grippe and bronchitis Is to build Immunity with VitaVax--a small tasteless capsule combining COLD VACCINE plus VITAMINS H catching cold, take VitaVax to reduce ••verity and speed recovery. » you've lust had a cold, take VitaVax to eivercome fatigue and Increase vitality, for scientific precautions against future colds, grippe and bronchitis, protect all the family with VitaVax Capsules. Only $2.50 for _e«e to two months average requirements. Ask your druggist, or for details write to-- ■ofcerts Blologkol laboratory, Toronto VITAVAX COLD VACCINE pLu VITAMINS If Back Aches Help Kidneys Irom Getting Up Nights, Backache, Nervous-Mess, Leg Pains, Rheumatic Pains, Burning, scanty or frequent passages? If so, remem-fcer_ that ^our Kidneys are vital to your i Bladder ?roubles^4n ^ueh .Sc..„rfdg£U°ayn in trying Cystex. The Iron clad m i of empty packag /Relieves distress from MONTHLYv FEMALE WEAKNESS Lydla E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound not only helps relieve .:...-..', ii- , ■ ■ ■ £ k nerv- ous feelings-due to monthly func- cult days." Made in Canada. complete set be a perfect part." The designed so quite easily and then re The pump, dern Plastic, chamcally, a pumping." lifting a 4-lb. created and for some ti the plunger. L components in the each of which "must fit in its matching pump also had to be it could be taken apart in the field, cleaned issembled. lescribed in Mo-ry ingenious nie- tion without continual One of the tests to s subpected included weight by the vacuum holding it suspended ne without activating Q. How can I remove ink frc a piece of linen that has been the laundrj and returned with number on it? A. Apply a saturated solution of cyanide of potassium with a camel's hair orush. Wash in cold water immediately after the mark is removed. Q. How can I take good care of A. A fur will collect dust anti dirt just the same as any other, article of apparel, and it should be brushed, con)bed and aired occasionally. Q. How can I remove blood .stains from garments? A. Hold the stained material under cold running water and then launder in the usual manner. U.S.S. SARATOGA'S LATEST PORTRAIT photo above is the latest of the mighty U.S. aircraft carrier Saratoga, veteran of many Southwest Pacific battles with the Japs and probably a unit of the world's greatest concentration of carriers which provided bombardment and air cover for invasion of the Marshall Is-lands. Photo taken from plane whose tail appears in foreground. Have You Heardl A little girl was taken to the Zoo by her father. They stood before a lion's cage and the father explained how fierce and strong lions were and how they would attack and devour human beings. The little girl looked thoughtfully at the lion. Then she said: "Daddy, if it got out of the cage and ate you up, what number bus would I have to take to get home?" Bomb Loader: "That's funny, when I told him my nickname he started to run." Bombardier: "What's your nickname?" Bomb Loader: "Butterfin-gers--why?" Having told all his friends that he was going to retire, Sandy excited some comment by continuing to catch the 8:45 to the City. At last one of them tackled him. "Here, Sandy," he said, "didn't you tell us that you had retired?" "Ay, and I have," replied Sandy; "but I must work out my season ticket, ye ken." Employer (interviewing applicant for job): "Know anything about electricity?" "Yes, Sir." "What's an armature?" "A chap who boxes for nothing!" Oldtimer: "Is your married life one grand sweet song?" Newly Wed: "Well, since our baby's been born it's more Hke an opera, full ofg rand marches, with loud calls for the author every night." This thought I think I think Is not my thought, But the thought Of one Who thought I ought To think his thought. Wild Animals Plague Norway-Bears, wolves, wolverines and foxes have staged such a comeback in Norway during the last three years that they have become a plague to the Norwegian farmers. Stripped of their firearms by Nazi order, the Norwegians are unable to combat the pests.. Wolves, formerly confined to northern Norway, have spread southward. One Gudbandel farmer recently lost 35 sheep in a single night. NOW... Many Downed Air Crews Are Rescued Vice-Adm. Aubrey W. Fitch, South Pacific air commander, says it's almost unbelievable how many of his downed men have been rescued after battling the Japanese over Rabaul, New Britain. He reported recently that more than 80 percent of the ■ personnel forced to ..land at sea have been picked up and rescued. He said the total was around 1,500 men. A? *S GIVES YOU A SUPER-REMEDY oedy. Now Buckley's gives you oi Canada's most highly medicated, fastest acting rubs. Yes Buckley's Stainless White Rub is different--better. Itrubsin quicker --penetrates deeper--relieves pain faster. Try it for your own or baby's chest cold, or for stiff, sore muscles, tired burning feet, and over 30 other common everyday aches and ailments. It must give relief faster than any rub you have ever used or money back. Price 30c. and 50c. at all IT'S BETTER IT'S BUCKLEY'S THAT'S WHY RECTAL SORENESS AND PILE TORTURE QUICKLY RELIEVED highly recommended and tt se the height of folly for any ont risk a painful and chrome 'ou try Hem-Roid and a sly pleased with the r druggist will gladly Defies Jap Guns To Get Butterflies Pharmacist's Mate Robert Shul-man of Brooklyn, NY, finds Bougainville Island a swell place -- for catching butterflies. With a net fashioned from a G.I. mosquito head net, the amateur entomologist spends his spare time pursuing his favorite hobby, even to within range of Japanese guns. ■A Marine combat correspondent wrote thus of Pharmacist's Mate Shulman to a friend: "One of the strangest things I've seen on Bougainville was a camouflage-clad warrior, net poised, wallowing through a swamp, chasing butterflies. "When I saw him 1.3 was only a short distance behind the front lines. 'Bougainville is a swell place for butterflies,' he told me. 'Beau- . tiful species here, some so rare you never see them in books.' " The grapefruit was brought Florida by the Spaniards in t 16th century. BAIIY CHICKS CHICKS APPROVED CHICKS V V I i.Al:[. H ^ ! ' BARRED ROCKS AND English Wbi<f 1 ings tiicud! est. al, bred 'o Farm, Ridgetown, Ont._ ' sphcckleigh white leghorn HIGH t'AV AlllLITY IIAllV CHICKS THIS STRAIN IS A PRACTICAL, proven egg-producing type, with twenty-three years of steady production back of them. They will pay well for good keep and care. This is certain, because they - 1 .ii k thii • one of < flucing ns.Ia'; Et exactly nio nttniB urem, Biiaiii and grade as we raise for ourselves. Poul- Pay nAbtmy"lesent ^KEE on re! quest. Get our price list. Wo art-vise early orders. -- SFRUfP-LEIGH FARM LIMITED, 350B, Brantford, Ontario. TWE.DDLE ALL THE ■ •reeds and cross breeds; all ( irnment Approved from bl ■' ..... ;,>.....,■ • Chick is, Ont. STARTED PULLETS, BARRED Rocks, 1 week old, 23 cents; 2 weeks, 26 cents. White Leghorns, 1 week old, 26 cents; 2 weeks old, 30 cents. February and March pullets only. Carleton Hatchery, Britannia Heights, Ont. Book -early ■wanted. Ove ft % VT. EXPERIENCED MARRIED MAN, WANT TO RENT FARM, GOOD FARMS FOR SALE WIT frontage on Lake Muskoka, ne;, Bala. 158 Macpherson Avenu Toronto. ONE ACRE I AND, GOOD HOUSE, barn, garage. Greenhouse and equipment. Box 192 Wingham. VALUABLE FARM IN WATERLOO County for sale, consisting of 214 acres, including 12 acres cedar swamp, 32 acres hardwood bush, 3 acres orchard, balance all under cultivation. Situated 2 miles from Waterloo, 3 miles from Kitchener; 11-room brick house, large, bank .barn, 2 implement sheds, also equipped with hydro. For 'full particulars apply to Harley C. Stauffer, R.R. No. 3, Waterloo,; Ont. $7,5. CUE, -ROOM HOUSE, to Twenty Miles. Ill health i son for sale. R. H.' Kane. R. nionrt Hill. TOBACCO, DAIRY. FARMS, LOW priced--small down payments, Mtm<Bryedges.Ped' G"S Cdmpbe11, GRAIN FOR SALE ASSORTED CARLOADS OF BAR-ley meal, ground wheat, whole oats and other grains for sale. Carlots only. The Atlas Grain Company, Board of Trade Build- GENERAL FOi Farm, 30 dol RESIDENTIAL lin and Church. onable prices for livery. Also Ban Hybrids. Free c .day old chicks f,.i }OVERNMENT APPROVEl blood-tested chicks from Hig Productive strains. Ten Thousan .'nick-' available woekly. fmmec late delivery on day-old an started chicks. Gay wood Earn ....... . ,, ',., alogue and prices on out ■ TON POULTRY FARMS, TOO LATE -- TOO LATE iT SPRING DON'T LET IT BE id "too late." Send for our price t and order your baby chicks w. One dollar books your order, iddard Chick Hatchery. Britan-a Heights, Ont. DON'T GAMBLE PEDIGREE SIRED BARRED Rock or White Leghorns and Pure Christie New Hampshires re- FOR SALE--HEREFORD HA1RDKESS1SJG SCHOOL AHd HA1KDKKBS1NU THE method. Information st regarding classes, s Hairdressing Acad- Finest leather HAIR GOODS HAIR GOODS .Ottawa, Canada. answer^ your questions. Depart-Limited. ' 791 Yonge Stieet. 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