HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1959-12-10, Page 7THE VOICE MEETS ROYALTY - F
Marie Cecile of Prussia at a
event was held to raise funds
EuroPe and Asia in American h
F rank Sinatra chats with Princess
benefit boll in Hollywood. The
to place homeless children of
omes,
AGENTS ''WANTED • —
10,1 /4 uN Cash In your Spare !`.1,1.ine. Just ;how your friends our carisuass and'
All-OceaalotOreetirig Garde preluding
Religious) tatienery, GUIs. Write for
samples, olOnlel. Card, Ltd., op.*
Queen East, TOrent0, .2.
" AUTO ACCEISORIES
EVIL ,114),G1 AMAZING AUTIOAATIG
URGLAR 'ALARM FOR AUTOMO-nzp that blasts out loud exciting
noise when Car IS being tampered with.
VrOteets car, tires, and eontenta from
thieves, This item curries a ten-year
guarantee and is easy to install, Low
Cost protection indeed: could be Worth
litany times the price, which is $7,95
postpaid. If not delighted in seven• days
return and InOneY Will be refunded.
Send name of ear with money order
to: 11. T. RtMdell, g420 State street,
Erie, Pennsylvania, i‘genits big profit
and good side line.
BABY CHICKS
REQUEST Bray list Anies in-Cross
ready-W.41Y Pullets. Dayolcls to order,
Leghorns and dual purpose chicks to
order. nook January-February broilers
now. See local agent, or write. Bray
Hatchery, 120 John North, Hamilton,
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
BE YOUR OWN BOSS!
OWN AND OPERATE.
A Coin-Metered Unattended
Westinghouse Laundromat*
Equipped Laundry Store.
Net $4,000-$8,000 Annually.
WRITE or phone today for full infor-
'nation about unattended coin-operated
Westinghouse Laundromat equipped
laundry store opportunities in your
community, You manage in your spare
time - while netting high income.
We finance 00% of your total purchase
, . offer you longest finaneing period
at lowest monthly installments. You
receive training and advice from a na-
tional organization that has helped
over 8500 men and women like you
go into business for themselves. No
experience necessary, Modest invest.
merit: This proven new profitable
automatic business offers a money.
making opportunity to anyone who
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AID CANADA, LTD.
54 Advance Road
Toronto 18 ROger 6-7255
BUSINESS. PROPERTY FOR RENT
COMPLETE service stollen, showroom,
parts and service facilities, for car or
farm implement agency. Located No. 4
Highway, Wingham. Write Canadian
Oil Companies Ltd. M. S. Sutherland.
Box 543, Goderich.
BUSINESS PROPERTIES FOR SALE
Grimsby Marine
FOR SALE OR LEASE
WILL accommodate 200.300 boats, spa.
cious grounds, also offices, showroom,
and repair shop. House on property.
$90,000, $10,000 will handle purchase.
ROY COOKE AND SON LTD,
BOX 372, GRIMSBY, ONT.
WH. 5.5643 - EVGS., WH. 54709
BUILDING MATERIALS
FABRICATED STEEL.
FOR BUILDING
200' x 70'
NO CENTRE POSTS
THIS steel was never erected. Price
$15,000 f.o.b. Grimsby, Terms can be
arranged.
ROY COOKE & SON LTD., BOX 372
GRIMSBY BEACH., WH, S-5643
EVGS., WH. 5.2709.
LONG DROP - Jack Martin, .17,, sits Cleiptindiett CUrbinl
- (thee his gar dropped froin Streei abOVeit Onto busy
to Dayton lie had fallen out df,the wheh hi riiiehed to
ilate H. was hot` injured;
PROPERTIES FOR SALE.
RETIRE IN TUE LAND 0' Farm, spa acres mostly 144, ,sonic
Xmas trees, good barn , largo house with baterpeei, e11000.00, Posit, 130 acres, also Plot:, good house and barn,
Meth op highway 41,...Pur Mere Infer, oration 0n theSe, village houses and
Iota, summer cottages, resorts and
lakeshore, write: John J•
Broker, NOrtnbrook,
POULTRY
PULLETS, 500 Ghostly white Leghor
pullets ready to lay, Pouble vaccinate
and wormed, 51.75 each while suppl
lasts. John Stutnnen, Mount Elgin,. miles South, 2 mites east.
RABBITS
RABBIT - BUSINESS
WILL net $5,000 profit AMC year, Big
business for small investment - 5050,00
full price. Takes only 2 hours a day
to Manage, Don't gamble on a business
whereyou only think there will be a profit, We have arrangements with
many large companies to dispose of 8100,000 rabbits and furs this coming
Year alone, and we will give you a
meat contract and guarantee for 5 full
years, Limited supply of imported
stock. For appointment only Phone or
write J, Howe, MR 3.4127 78 Dresden
Road, Downsview, Ont,
Bo successful rabbit raising 51,00
pe
RAW FURS WANTED
RAW furs wanted, Mao hides, skins,
wool, horsehair, Highest prices paid,
Also (molten tanning, New woollen
blankets available cheap, B. B. Smith)
37 Sherbourne Si.,Toronto. .
STAMPS
BUILD up A FABULOUS STAMP COL-
LECTION FOR ONLY $1.00 A WEEK.
Upon receipt of yout dollar we will
send you a selection of au different
stamps from a country your first
selection wilt Include a complete list
each week starting with Albania
FIRE ISLAND STAMP CO.
and quantity of the shipped
BOX 37, U.S.A., WEST ISLIP, N.Y,
SWINE
. .
REGISTERED Tamworths, 3 months old
$23,00 BoarS 6 months old $43.00.
Choice breeding stock Veterinary in-spected, Gerald kenehan, Joyeeville,
Ontario.
TEACHERS WANTED „ .
JUNIOR ROOM TEACHER B.S. No.
6 Southwold, (Talbotville) Duties to
commence Jan, 1, Apply stating sal-
ary, etc., to J, Burtwistle, Sec.-Treas..
E.R. 7, St Thomas.
HUMBER GROVE
PUBLIC SCHOOL
MALE or female teacher wanted im-
mediately for 1.room Protestant school,
about 1 mile from Bolton.
SALARY schedule in effect, starting
salary $2,000, allowance for experience,
$200 per year up 10 5 years, plus $100
fAoPr PPLrYinelin writingPai. to the 'undersigned
stating qualifications and experience.
JACK D. STEWART
BOLTON PUBLIC SCHOOL BOARD
BOX 136, BOLTON, ONT.
SUBURBAN MONTREAL
CATHOLIC teacher required immedi-
ately. Lady to teach Pitman short-
hand and bookkeeping1n high school;
also lady for elementary grades. The
Catholic School Board of Saint Laurent.
1870 Rue Decelles St„ Montreal,
GUELPH
SEPA RATE -SCHOOL
BOARD
TEACHERS FOR
GRADES VTO-is
ALSO
TEACHERS FOR
OPPORTUNITY CLASS
SALARY - Minimum $2,800 for quail-
fled teachers. Allowance $100 per Year
for eXperience to a maximum of 6 years;
also for additional qualifications.
ANNUAL Increment $200. Other bene-
fits under consideration..
APPLY stating qualificatiOns; expert-
enee,, age, onarital status, references
and name Of last inspector 'to:
J. F. GRUZLESKI,
:ADMINISTRATOR
66 NORFOLK ST.,
,GUELP,H, ONT . -
VACATION RESORTS
ALGIERS Motel directly on "the Gulf.
Friendly., resort ,for a happy carefree vacation,'-Rooms and bedrodifi %Part-
ments, accommodate 1-6. Central heat,
. free TV, maid serviceslinfflehoard,
patios, parking. Canadian owned and
operated. BugivankEthel Bpwia, 11600
Golf med.,' Tteasere*Islatd,,Florlda
OILIVIOND Beach, Fla. Ocean-front Alt-
ehenette apartments, $20 weekly, $70 monthly.,, 9eurt; t275 Ocean
Shore Bld, '
ISSUE 50 — 1959
You Can Depend On
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to remove rn:CeS5
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feeling, dieturbedisturbed
rest often fallow.
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kidneys to nermat
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You can depend , so
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TO PORTRAY Toni
Preitiri§e4 .above.,.pottray-
thiist .lii the 1-. ,k60-01:'eeatiiiiiiit..
gau• Passion Play:
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hi the fell -oraus tleania, Whtih
•staaedevety 10 yeate hi the •
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Pill S
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tivir te. • ro s
Litter4ugf4ino
In The Ocectn
TQ a Chemed swimmer, a PI)*
Orel coating of grease provides
protection from the cOldet Bet to
a North Atlantic. sea bird, a spot
of grease Or oil the size of a
quarter means almost certain
death since it mats feathers and
the thick insulating fluff Under..
neatle letting in the oceans bit-
ter cold.
With the demise of coal-burn-
ing ships, more and more oil has
been pouring on these troubled
birds-oilers clean out their
tonics at sea, burnt lubricants
are dumped overboard, cargo
ships flush their fuel tanks
when empty. The Labrador cure
rent picks up the slick in nor -
thern sea lanes and concentrates
it off Newfoundland-a major
wintering area for hundreds of
thousands of eider ducks, razor-
billed auks, and thick-billed
merres. In 1957. a thousand dead
birds a day were washed up on
a 90-mile stretch of the New-
foundland coast, and this year
even more came ashore, The
Gulf current transports the
lethal waste to the shores of
Northern. Europe which have
been similarly littered, There is
no way, of course, to count those
that die at sea and sink, but few
by comparison ever float ashore.
"Litterbug,ging at its zenith" is
the phrase John A. Livingston,
executive director of the Audu-
bon Society of Canada, used last
month to describe oil dumping
at sea, Livingston, in New York
to attend the National Audubon
Society's 55th annual convention.
warned that commercial fisher-
men on the Atlantic, as well as
bird lovers and beachgoers. have
good reason for concern about
this „wholesale destruction of sea
birds. The food chain of the sea
from bird guano to plankton to
fish to fish market could be
severely disrupted, he said, if
the oil-slick problem is not
solved.
Prohibiting the dumping of
oil and grease at sea is the ob-
vious answer, according .to Liv-
ingston, but he acknowledged
that a shipowner "is going to
have to think rather highly of
sea birds to take an extra day"
in port when it costs up to $3,000
a day to keep a ship in port
while its tanks are flushed.
The practical answer, Living-
ston added, probably lies in the
International Convention for the
Prevention of Pollution of the
Sea by Oil, a pact that has as
many words in its title as mem-
ber' nations, Forty-two countr-
ies attended the 1954 London
conference, but only twelve
have actually signed. The agree-
ment prohibits oil dumping in
coastal areas, and pact members
hope to extend the prohibition
to a 300-mile sweep east and
south of Newfoundland. Even-
tually, the signatories plan to
outlaw all oil dumping at sea.
But the pact binds only its mem-
bers.
The members include Canada
and the United Kingdom, but
not the U.S.-though the U.S.
does put restrictions on its own
shipping that ,are more stringent
than those of the convention.
But Livingston wants the active
participation of the country he
calls "the cradle of public rela-
tions" for the effect it would
have on indifferent countries.
"To put it quite frankly," he
added, "the United States is a •
good name for our letterhead."
Whether the North Atlantic's
water-fowl population will reach
a point of no return is anybody's
guess, obser v e d Livingston.,
However, he warned, "I have not
yet heard of any species which
could take this sort' of thing in
its stride,"-From NEWSWEEK.
DRIVE CAREFULLY — The
life you save may be your own.
Buried Himself
To Cash Insurance
The get-rich-quick scheme was
worth $10,000. That sum repre-
sented the life. insurance value
of a lovely twenty-four-year-old
American mother, which two
plotters, one the beneficiary un-
der the policy, hoped to• collect,
They. laid their plans with
diabolical cunning. Approaching
a bridge near Idaho Falls, with
her baby boy, Mrs. Roene Gas-
ser had not the slightest inkling
of danger until the ground sect-
denly exploded violently be-
neath. her.
Dynamite, fired electrically,
lifted her car into the air, break-
ing it into pieces, But, miracu-
lously, she emerged from the
wreckage with comparatively
light injuries. And her baby boy
was unscathed.
The law potinced quickly on
the . two men, one a youngster
of eighteen, whose fiendish -plot
'had miscarried. Convicted of as-
sault with intent to commit mur-
der, each is now serving fourteen
years' .imprisonment
Unquestioned is the wisdom oe
taking out adequate insurance.
to covet all such risks as burg-
lary, fire, accident, sudden death
or disability in old age. But now
and then, unscrupulous people
attempt to exploit insurance
companies with remarkable
cleverness.
One international trickster,.
Rumanian, conceived the idea of
bumping himself ..off in differ-.
ent countries and collecting the
insurance on himself!.
At Youngstown, Pa,, he staged
a roadside fatality, using an-
other corpse as his own, He
stuffed some of his own identity
papers, including a copy of his
marriage certificate and a re-
ceipt for payment of his last
life policy premium, into the
pockets of the victim, whose face
was badly disfigured.
The swindler then disappear-
ed. Who the real casualty was
remains unknown to this clay.
Some investigators suspect that
he may have been murdered. •
• But everything subsequently
worked out as the trickster
planned. His wife, living with
relatives in Belgium, was noti-
fied of his "death." The Ameri-
can- company paid out the insur-
ance claim, $5,000.
But hardly had this windfall
descended on his wife than he ar-
rived, representing himself as .•
her long-lost brother and, with
great gusto, proceeded.• to spend.
hie illicit gains.
The highlight af this fraud
came when, after, insuring him-
self even= more heavily, he res
turned to his homeland and,
taking advantage of local flood-,
ing, added his own name to the
already long list of casualties.
Then, with the local adminis-
tration at sixes and sevens, he
disguised himself, and reported
his own death! Subsequently,
with a student accomplice, he
proceeded to bury himself in
that part of the local cemetery
reserved for Seventh. Day Ad-
ventists!
It was perfectly done. He drove
the hearse with his coffin, a
crude home-made affair, perch-
ed on the floorboards, arid `calm-
ly conducted his own burial ser-
vice, But before his wife could
collect the 50,000 Swiss francs
suspicions were roused. The lo-
cal police acted on an exhuma-
tion order.
Judge their amazement when,
having dug up the coffin and
pried it open, they pulled out
the "corpse" a sackful of earth
covered with a shroud of old
newspapers. For this cold-blood-
ed fraud, the swindler was put
away for eight years.
Some firms set their faces
hard against taking out Guar-
anteed Fidelity insurances. This
covers them against defrauding
employees. They believe in the
t r u s t e d employee principle.
Ninety-nine times out of a hun-
dred, such faith is abundantly
justified.'But exceptions arise.
One appeared recently when
a much respected man was ar-
rested. Over the years, he had
worked himself into the position
of his company's secretary, giv-
ing him full control of the ac-
counts. And it wasn't until a
director's interest was roused
'because of his rather frequent
absences, due to "stomach trou-
ble," that the books were ex-
amined.
It was discovered that when
he was supposed to be away ill
he was really at the races. Bet•
ting on horses was his master
passion. To gratify it, he was
stealing from his employers at
the rate of $45,000 a year.
Not even his wife suspected
this evil weakness of his. His
arrest came as a tremendous
shock to her. She was even more
shocked when she. learned the
size .of his thefts.
Insurance men- tell many good
:stories , of narrowly averted cala-
mities. Often a quirk of fate can
save their companies from meet-
ing heavy claims. ,Stich a situa-
tion ,prevailed when, a few
weeks ago, two dockers, unload-
ing a banana ship at Southamp-
ton picked up a snake.
"Isn't she a beauty?" said
one, "let's take her to the uni-
versity." So the two men seized
their prize and walked with it
two miles to the university.
The laboratory assistant look-
ed,at their offering with horror,
"Lay it down. very -gently," -
'he` said. They, did. He instantly
clapped a glass case over it,
then told them it was a green
.mamba, one of the deadliest
snakes in the world.
it 2 Wasn't dead but only
drowiy. Luckily for "them! Had
it been in the least lively, nei-
ther man would have walked
more than a few yards,
Damages awarded in accident
` cases sometimes help the victim
tie discover a new, activity, With
e capital stem, he can realize
long‘held dreams and start his
Own business.
A beautiful girl, perfecting her
:teting in repertory, toured
America and wail a TV contract
in. Hollywood: Stardom seeiried
Within her grasp.,, Then, with
draniatic finality, all her
tons fell epart. The Car 'she was
in collided with a tritek. Her
lather Was killed, She Was bed-
,ly "disfigured:
ghe received $20,000 Clariaagett
ha the Court. But though "down s
in a filth end stage Senat;, She
never Sat doWn tie inapt. With
,ii new nose, , isTidi.
4tirtifir lurgery grafting*
May tolkow =dlie la determined
ta mike' the beet Of thliigt,
today iii! Ia Workint in fiVerrillti
running, *ith her Mother, the
tieihily'i
He Got A Divorce
— For Two Pine
For the third time in leo than
a week, the red-haired, fiery-
tempered young wife Was wag-
ing a battle of words with her
equally temperamental husband
in their hixttry flat on the,
teenth floor of an Anwripan city
skyscraper.
lier blue eyes blazed,. With fury
as she told him his shortcom-
ings as a husband,
"You're mean although you're
rich, you're madly Jealous, of
Me for no reason at all, your
conversation bores ,me ,to dis-
traction and you're certainly not
the ideal lover I thought you
were when I married you seven
years ago," she snapped,ri "
. Goaded by her criticism, her
husband began enumerating her
bad points,
"It beats me why I ever
thought you worth marrying,"
he snarled, "You may be pretty,
but you ruin your looks with
too much make-up and your hot
temper and nagging are becom-
ing unbearable. Also, you never
really loved me!
"For two pins I'd divorce
you," he added, impetuously,
"It would be easy to find rea-
sons."
Rushing to her dressing table,
the infuriated wife picked up
two pins and flung them at him,
"Go ahead with the divorce,"
she snapped. "I can hardly wait
to be free againl"
And so this wholly incompa-
tible couple were divorced. Af-
ter witnessing a further display
of both parties" bad temper in
court, the judge unhesitatingly
accepted the husband's plea that
her "vixen-like temperament"
had made married happiness im-
possible for both of them.
Amazing are some of the
grounds on which divorces are
often obtained in certain states
of America, Many of them are
trivial, too,
One husband got a divorce be-
cause his wife's pet dog snored
so loudly that it kept him awake
all night. And a nineteen-year-
old Chicago wife complained
that her husband left her after
four months because she was
"too skinny."
She told the judge who grant-
ed her a divorce: "He told me
he liked plumper girls."
A woman divorced her hus-
band in Montclair, New Jersey,
because he preferred to sleep
on a platform built in a tree in
their garden instead of in bed.
Then there was the tall Missouri
wife who got a divorce because
her four-foot-tall husband stood
on a chair during a row and
punched her in the eye.
Another husband gave a di-
vorce court judge a good reason
for being "down in the mouth."
He complained that whenever
his wife ran short of ready cash
she would steal his gold-plated
false teeth and pawn them, Di-
vorce granted.
An aggrieved husband who
filed a petition for divorce in
Los Angeles said his wife made,
him sleep in the hen-roost or
the cellor to make,room for her
relatives. He added that on the
rare occasions when he was ale
lowed to sleep in their bed, he
was obliged to share it with
the wife's pet snake!
It was the grievance of a no-
longer-young New York wife
that her club-loving husband
failed to arrive home for lunch
or dinner on a single occasion
in sixteen years.
"It was the last straw Wiles'
he did then up eventually' and
abused me because his meal
wasn't ready," she declared. The
sympathetic judge agreed that
a divorce was her only course:
Then there was the wife of an
enthusiastic amateur boxer who,
she complained, used to practise
neW punches with her as the
punchball. But before obtaining
her divorce, she had her re-
venge.
One night she used her, skill
as a neecllewornan to' sew the
boxer up in the bed-sheets when
he was' asleep, refusing to re-
lease him until he had apolo•
gized for his punches.
Yes, there's no end to the
strange excuses offered by eou,
file's for severing the marriage'
tie. One fed-up husband strode
'into a divorce court and said
that although he had been wed-
only three weeks he wanted a
divorce,
"Why?" queried the lawyer,
"YoU've had practically no mar-
ried life together."
"Oell, the fact is that My
Wife is not really my wife,"
Said the young man.
"What on earth do you mean?"
he was asked.
"At the marriage service she
did not say `Yes' ,at the allele"
"Therefore she is not married
to me."
Hls 'statement proved true.
The Wife had not said the Vital
Word --,Ihere.weed Witilteeee to
that. She was tee nervous. After
much legal debate, the marriage
Wag a/Millie&
TWO places some teeii-agees
4110.11 stand:. eidesteolite and bat-
ter shops.
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ELECTRIC MOTORS FOR SALE
GENERAL Electric Motors (2) 5 11 .P.
550 volts, 60 cycle speed 1737 RPM. 5.2
amps Model 8E2783, Guaranteed nearly
new: These are repossessed $125.00
each Waterloo Motors, 379 Waterloo
Street, London, GE. 4-4248.
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
LEARN abOut jobs on U,S., FOREIGN ships. Beginners,' $100 weekly, no ex-
perience necessary, Details, Capt.
Wohlenbereh-Bent 192,C Bowling Green
Station, New Yotk 4, New York.
FARMS FOR SALE
25 ACRES epee &flay 'Loam Remodelled
7 room liause, small barn Wr Reeler
R.R. No' 3, Dashwood, Ont
SQUARE ,100 iierek,I17 PeltiVated; it Maple bilsh; Ten room houte; Hydro;
Barn 97 feet x 06 feet, with'Steet roof;
School 1 • mile; Highway mile. All
enquiries should be addressed la Mr.
Wilfred E. Scrivelis, n. cle. 1, OAX
WOOD, Ontario. This advertisement is
published free as one of the many bent,
CI1E ALLIED SERVICES (CANADA)
1029 DUNDAS STREET EAST, LONDON.
ONTARIO.
FARM MACHINERY FOR ..AL
nNeEwW allayollna entd, 8B7olteerzs.Itaropriogyobor5a.101:10
Deceinbee only 51200.00. You says
$356.00. John A. B ,Wilson, R.R. 5 CO.
GUINEA PIGS •-• RABBITS
GUINEA PIGS wanted, also New Zeal-
and white Rabbits. Canadian Research
Anithal Fatties. Bradford, Ont.
HANDWRITING ANALYSIS
A IAZING flanclwriting eriatystsr Pelts
charaetee traits and talents. Leese
about yourself and others Send hand writing and 50e_ for each, analysis 1M
Scottie, Bok 732, troeitioti. Mesa
Money Beek Guarantee,
_
HELP WANTED
EXCLUSIVE Jett Information USA-
World-Wide, hyi to $1600 Monthly Don't
wail, write for fret information today,
Eisinger, Box 12, Detroit 13. Michigan.
COUPLE Without children or pets
wanted to work in -kennel near Tcr-
onto. Must Intim kennel experience.
COW wages nod own' conihietely fur.
nialied apattntent„ box 202y 129.18th
Street, New Toronto, Out.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
ATTRACTIVE APARTMENT exellanged
for spare tithe housework. Other Sal.
arced work, in of artist's sitidio
restaurant, ,or ;store guaranteed, Stilt
'girl Or Maher' and Child, Bex 199,. 123.
1187t0131 Street,Tercinte 14, Orit. BAIdtvlii 1-
PAYS TO USE
OUR CtASSIFIEb.
COLUMNS
HELP WANTED MALE
tINOTYPi OPERATOR
,EXPERIENCED On floor for progres
sive Job printing plant, would con•
alder two-thirder with aptitude, full
scale, scale, fringe benefits. Apply Phibbs
Printing Ltd. St, Thomas, Ont.
WANTED
„...
LIMITER,
Awning'
territories aggressive deal.
era to sell, assemble and install the
famous ENeel•ilaslings Aluminum Awn-. big
U. PLY
yMaicatiofvfacit,AUrihd bywnHAOTSHKAINmS)
Awning firms preferred but not fleece' sary.
For full partieulars write to 110SKINS
SUPPLY COMPANY 1CHATITAMi
LIMITED, Chatham, Out, •
INSTRUCTION
EARN more! Bookkeeping, Salesman.
ship, Shorthand, Typewriting, etc. Les-
sons 500, Ask for free circular No, 33.
Canadian Correspondence Courses, 1290
Bay Street, Toronto,
LIVESTOCK
FOR sate. Registered Galloway Cattle,
8 months to 2 years. Foundation stock
imported from Scotland, Price range
$226,00 to $500,00. George Makinson.
Makinsons, Newfoundland.
MACHINERY FOR SALE
FOR SALE, rebuilt Model w14 Buckeye
trencher, hydraulic centrols, good con-
dition, $1,800, George Thompson, 3199
N, Grove, Standish, Michigan. Phone
Viking 6.3641. „ .
MAGAZINES - ,- , --
MERCHANTS, importers, renders, agents, "Made In Europe” Magazine,
Wm year, sample one dollar. D. Bras-
137 HEWARD, Toronto 8.
MEDICAL MEDICAL
TRY IT1 EVERY SUFFERER OF RHEUMATIC
PAINS OR NEURITIS SHOULD Tee
DIXON'S REMEDY.
MUNRO'S DRUG STORE
335 ELGIN OTTAWA
$1.25 Express. Collect
POST'S ECZEMA SALVE
BANISH the torment of dry eczema
rashes and weeping skin troubles,
Post's Eczema Salve will not disappoint
you. Itching, scaling, and burning ecze-
ma, acne, ringworm, pimples and foot
eczema will respond readily to the
stainless odorless ointment regardless
of how stubborn or hopeless they seem.
Sent Post Free on Receipt of Price
PRICE $3.50 PER JAR
POST'S REMEDIES
2865 St. Clair Avenue East
TORONTO
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
BUY Wholsale! 8 Ballpoint Pens, $1.00.
Novel Waterwhip Lawn Sprinkler $1.00,
Postpaid. Grover Gillett, Box 2272, Dal-
las 21, Texas.
Snowshoes. All sizes and styles. Bates'
Humane Snowshoe Harness (Pat). No
more blistered toes. Folder. "Snow.
shoeing in Comfort," Bates' Snowshoes,
Dept. W, Metagama, Ont.
RONSON windnte timers, guaran-
teed, $2.50' retractable ball point pens,
12 for $1,00; M.D. pencils, rubber tip-
ped, 36 for $1.00; Borealis jewelery,
necklace and earring 'velvet boxed,
$2.50; tie bar and cufflink sets, boxed
$2.00; musical lighters, $3.50. Dealer
enquiries invited. Estoke's 1148 College
St., Toronto, Ont.
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GENUINE MINK HEADBAN D
FANTASTIC quality. Factory to you
clearance. Selling in New York $4.95,
Be In fashion ,tfaif.1,960, only $3 post-
paid. Roberta Fashions, Dept. C, Box
86, Term. A, Toronto. __-
XMAS Gift cannot Duplicate. Variety
Book of Poems, including The Rockies,
Precious Links from the Chain of Got.
den Memories, quality finish. Why send
a card in place of 30 lovely Poems.
Only 75e plus fax. Author, Box 542, New
Westminster, B.C.
MEN -YOUR FAVORITE WOMEN
will love' a, bediniful• banquet of 'reel.
dried flowers for Christmas. Their
bright mid-summer colours will give
pleasure a,11 winter long. Ladies, do try
them for your friends too, $6.50 to: J.
Spicer, NaRusp„ brings huge box
full of beauty - Smaller box $3.00.
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Branches:
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PERSONAL
AUTHORS invited; Sabel/S. 'SISS ell
types (including poems) for book pub, neation reasonable terms, Stockwell
Ltd. Ilfracombe, England (Est'd. 1898.) _ -
FEATHER Bird Xmas ' and Gteeting
folders with envelopes. Beautiful, deco-
ratlike, dIstinctiye. Appealing, artistic
vivid living color harmony:., Dozen
asserted $1.85. MokieaZO'S, 'Oalekied California
ADULTS! Personal Rubber Goods 30 assortment rot $2.00. • Fines), qUalitY„
tested, gneranteed Mailed in -plain
pealed package plus free Birth Centrol
booklet and catalogue of SupplieS..
WeStern Distributors, BOX 24TF
Regina, Saak
$1.00.60 :REWARD
OFFERED for infotination leading to the arrest and conviction of the Peron,
tit persons responsible for, the theft of
1056 White and green Dodge sedan.
license 33 786 on November 23 from
WilliamstoWnOnt. Law enforcement
agencies excluded. Any information
should he sent to:-
Allied Setrov hit leo,en,(Ooe, litita,de,si 0) 6 it 1029
PHOTOGRAPHY
WAN') slides of your 35mtu 'blaekAyhite
negatites' 15t per slide. Scud theque
or money ord to: 11, Vaildertneeracb.
I Port Bur,velt. Ontario. -
SAVF. I .11).11 SAVE!
films developed and tl maiMe prints in MIAMI 404
12 martin prints .in albUrii 604
Reprints 5d cacti
kOt/
Developing roll $1.00 ;(eet including
tpir st,$) Color prints 150. etieli ektrai A lisco and Ektachrome 35 Milt, 20 ex' postu res mounted In ,slides $1.25. Color
ptints froM slides 54 each. Money r efunded full for .titifiritited nega-
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FARMERS' CAMERA CLUB
BOX 31, GALT, ONT.
PROPERTIES FOR SALE
OPPORTUNITY: Lovely apartment, .2
bedrooms,, livitigrOom kitchen with U.
'shape Cupboards and .breakfast nook,
piece bathroom, and laundry teeth,.
heated, attached shop 20' x 45'4 heavy
wired, Low taken Reasonable for meek,
sale, Mortgage. cah be .artangd. 'ApPly
.i.iAt ibgelti,stob'tchaPlitittatitk Box 324, TAO-
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