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To Secure Peace
"If it i,: fru" that ju'::,l;tc i., far
woe, that. I:, nth, 1!! II the most
ierril4c s. ca;.r,i: developed during
\Vorld \\0r 11 i; nut the atomic
bond,, but 0 mysterious l;croau
gas known by the code names of
'Tabun' and 'Sat.:,."
This quotation is taken Grine an
article entitled '1'.\III', '1'IIE
GAS THAT 1)1(1\1?S MEN
! f k1) appearing !u the Veiled Na-
tions World, which paints a ghast-
ly picture of what another \Var
would probably be like. Gases
previously used --such as utustard,
phosgene and lewisite—were de-
signed to attack the lungs, the
skin or both. They could be either
seen, tasted or felt. But these new
gases attack only the nerves. They
are invisible, tasteless and odorless
and gas maslcs would not give the
slightest protection.
Newest Deadly Gas
"Thi' fresh air of whole cities
could be contaminated in 0 tingle
gas attack 'front planes e wiotitlag-
4 ed tis eulltll ler1'tal carrl1.1•s. A sec-
ret agent could smuggle containers
of these stealthy killers into rail-
- way station.., hospitals or places
where the leader- of ft Idaho, Meet
—then release the invisible ga. and
escape before the attack is detec-
ted, leaving behind hint men con-
demned to death. •
"Long before those exposed to
the gas are killed by it, they are
made to suffer from its horrible
effects . , . gradually they go blind
as the optic nerves become inhibit-
ed. Convulsion and cramps follow.
Ilomicidal tendencies and other
fore,: of aggressive mental illnes-
ses develop as the gas dcgnerates
the vital cells in frontal parts of
the brain. With the invention of
Tabun and Sarin, man . . . can first
render mad those %whom h1 in-
tends to destroy."
Threat of Mass Destruction
To a generation which has twice
been to tear—says a writer in The
Financial Post—another big dan-
ger is that too many people aren't
sufficiently horrified at the pros-
pect of another war breaking out.
There isn't nearly enough deter-
mination to prevent war and make
things like the United Nations
work, Despite the two previous
catastrophes 111 our lifetime, the
view that another war "Might fix
things' and :tree some useful pur-
pose is becoming dangerously
common.
For those who feel that way, we
commend the farts about "Tabun,
the gas that drives nen ,tad.
Scientists have revealed some of
the other things they now have
for mass destruction—aid the
chief threat of the new gases is to
the urban population. In a chub
bag, an enemy saboteur could now
conte to your town by any bus or
train, scatter his little packages of
gas or disease and be off before
you knew there was a war on, Anti
rclnembw•, !h the armory of the
enemy are kilkr diseases that med-
ical science can do little or nothing
about—and gases like Tabun and,
of court e, the atomic bomb.
• Civilians to be Expendable
Whaley -Eaton of Washington bus
just reported On an "authoritative
study of the chances of civilian
survival" in another war.
In previous wars, the civilian's
survival expectancy was at least
00%. For tears after this, the re-
port says; the "survival expectancy"
of the civilian would be a0O7o dead,
60%n seriously injured, relatively
unhurt 10%.
In event of another war, the
report adds, the relationship be-
tween soldiers and civilians will be
reversed. In the past, the military
job was to defend the masses of
citizens, their communications,
their instruments of life. In the
future, the civilian will be the ex-
pendable,
\Ve don't think anybody is yet
working hard enough to secure
peace; nor is the concept of war
11.5 an instrument of national pol-
icy yet buried deep enough.
Yotng Canadian Farmers—Among the 19421-49 directors c,f the Sintcoe Junior Farmers' .\.
elation are, from left: John Fennell of Newton Robinson; George McCanluc, :111iston ; Bob
Brown, vire-president, Bradford; and Belle \'•\"arnica, Barrie; director and executive moniker,
Sports — And One Thing
All this talk ;.bout widespread
gambling on sp' as events recalls
an incident which actually happen-
ed some years ago in a certain city
which, for reasons of ow own, we
shall leave nameless, A bunch of
fellows were stitting around in a
hotel lobby, when they were ap-
proached by a stranger.
"I dont know this town," he
said, "and I've got a tip on a horse
running at Pimlico today. Can any
of you guys tell Inc where I can
make a bet?"
1m 5 a'
Thinking to play a j..lte on the
out -of -tomer one of the group
gravely answered, "Nothing easier,
Just walk along the street and ask
the first policeman you sleet. He'll
fix you up." With profuse thanks
the stranger left, and the bunch sat
back(, laughing their heads off at
the thought of what a going-over the
poor simpleton was going to get.
Ik al a,
They didn't see the stranger again
till evening, when he appeared in
the lobby again. "Well, did you go
ar.1 ask a copper where to make
your bet, like we told you?" he was
asked. "Sure thing I did, was tie
reply, "And did he tell you?" 'Tell
me — why he booked the bet him-
self, and what's more he paid off on
the dot after the horse won!"
And while or a •r on the subiect.,
the attitude of sorb of the `higher
brass" of hockey into ree!'nt gambling
disclosures rather reminds as of an-
other tale — although Ice won't vouch
for the veracity of this one. It's the
story of Rastas, who had just been
fowid guilty of carving n friend
with a moor, with fatal results.
Asked by the fudge if he had any-
thing to say for himself before sent-
ence was passed Raskis made the
.lassie answer — "Well Your Honor,
for as I'm j'ussonally concerned, I'd
be just as well satisfied to let the
whole ,natter drop.
With tie Spring trailing season
in fool bloom among the baseball
boys the old q.testion is being asked
as to whether or not these long
conditioning grinds are really neces-
sary. Lots of people still think that
no athlete needs six to eight weeks
to get into playing shape, and that
the whole- thing is mostly ballyhoo
— with the chance of picking up a
little additional .revenue by means
of exhibition games.
'k NI 5
The fact is, however, that most
baseball players take things pretty
easy during the winter months —
Wins $100,000 Santa Anita Handicap—R. N. Ryan, owner of
the Chilean rate horse Talon, and Jockey Eddie Arcaro hold the
Cold Clip of victory after Talon wan the $1OO,f1OO Santa Anita
Handicap,
By FRANK MANN HARRIS
("A Sixbit Critic")
or Another
especially now,. when their bosses
look Avith disfavor on them playing
football or hockey. Left to them-
seh es, they'd show up for the
opening of the season overweight
and slow, and spend the first 111011 111
of the schedule playing themselves
into shape. By that time, some
team that was really in condition
from the start would have a Lead
that could never be overhauled.
With few exceptions these Spring
training sessions cost the owners
real money — and owners of base-
ball teams are by no means noted
for spending money unnecessarily.
Older readers and theatre -goers
will 710 doubt remember the best-
selling novel of a bygone day en-
titled "The Virginian' and the highly
successful drama that was made from
hone of the big scenes ranee when
the villain calls the hero a most in-
sulting nalnr — the sort of name that
was indicated by dashes or stays i,
dose times, but would probai)ly be
printed in capital letters today. Any-
way, the hero, on hearing this, pulls
Itis gat and grittily tells the villain,
"When you rix!! 771e that — SMILE!'"
In The highly unlikely event of our
ever becoming a hockey magnate, we
think we'd be inclined. to issue to
OUP' hired help instructions of ex-
actly a reverse nature. 11'e shall say
to ihem, "Men, nrhen you get into a
fight 011. Me 'fro — for Heaven's sake
DON'T SMILE." Perhaps the camera
lenses are wetting better, or the press
photographer's more skilled at their
en'ork. But we notice in the papers
more and more of these action -pictures
showing players engaged in what
!oaks like a battle -royal, but in which
the expressions on the face.. arc any-
thing
nything but grim. ilc know we're men-
Honed this before — but still one
docs late to have those cherished
illusions all shattered to bits, day
after day.
it 1O k
To the surprise of practically no-
body jersey Joe Walcott has ac•
ceptcd the terms offered Win for a
reaurn bout with Louis, all the talk
about his intention of holding out
for the "champion's cut" — on the
grounds that he actually won the
first fight — being so much bunk.
Now lir. Walcott is loudly pro;
claiming his confidence of scoring
a knockout over Louis when they
meet again in June; and probably
lie is just as sincere in this as he
was in declaring he wouldn't ac-
cept any smaller percentage than
his opponent.
That Louis is far from being the
fighter he was of old, goes without
saying. As boxers go he's, an elder-
ly elan, and he isn't fighting "from
hunger" any longer, which removes
one of the greatest of all incentives.
Still, we have an idea that his sorry
shoving last time hurt his pride
more than somewhat, and that un-
less Walcott can run away and
hide for fifteen straight heats, he
hasn't got a chance. And Walcott
discovered, at Madison Square Gar-
den, that it's hard to win a Cham-
pionship in reverse gear.
T4 GETTING OP
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only half rented, still
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is broken by fitful
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—your kidneys may
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ISSUE 11 — 1948
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An old oalabllahed chick hatchery wlxiu'o
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• Lakeview Poultry Farm
Exeter Ontario
12;1.,c Hurondale Chicks l2%zc
Ail Breeders hint d tested. banded. and 111•
sheeted end backed by big; pedigreed fend.
,tion stock, Sussex x Nete Hemp.. Mirk
x New Snow , Barred Swiss. New Homme
mixed 124•c, pullets Ole, Light Sussex Mix-
ed 14c. relicts 27c. Large ISO, Leghorn,
nixed 11(10, pullets Me. A11 heavy breed
cockerels 40, 81,1100, breel 2c. $1 00 0er
100 down balance C.0 D. Order from and
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Hurondale Chick Hatchery
London Ontario
Rock Cockerels
FOR 111011,114. our Barred Rocks are feat
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growth, Hones Poultry I•'arra, Jerseyvllle,
Ont.
BABY Chicks from an R.O.P. Breeding
Form Hatchery. It costa no more to boy
the best. Satisfaction guaranteed. write for
price 11s1, Blenheim Hatchery, Blenheim.
Ont.
Order Your Baby Chicks Now
Our Breeds are S\'hite. Leghorn, Hampshire
rhrislie dtrnh,, Ramp x Rork, Sussex x
Hamm, Raft x Leghorn. All ehicks ere gear-
alteed end Ore bred from blued tested high
producing Mock, Sen7for pt•ieeiist of phone
new. Poole Ila trhrry. Poole, 001. Phone 67
1173. Alilveel. .
Lakeview Chicks for 1948
from n real laying and. breeding Went. over
10,1100 breeders inepeeted, handed and blood
toned Atony customers have had years of
continuous suecenn with Lakeview Chicks.
This year 1t may be even more Important to
buy the best. 14r. and Alre. Normen Method
of Parkhill, Ontario. love had 13 conseen•
Live ripen nt continuous sureness with Lake.
clew Chicks. Why enn't you too? Stnrt
Mr chicks early. There will he a ehormge
nt cage next Fall and priers ere bound In be
higher Send for large Illustrated CAI oingna
and Poultry tInnngement Guide with big
early order 410000nts.
Lakeview Poultry Farm
\Vein Bros. TExeter, Ont,
BLACK AUSTRALORPS
R, 0. P. Sired. Hatching Eggs, day old
chicks,
DONLEY POULTRY FARM
ROUTE G, LONDON, ONT.
INVESTIGATE
Before you 110re your check order. Toiler
ns never before it nays to buy einalIO'. C:nln-
forth's Chicks have been the choice of par -
Ocular poultrymen for 11 roars. Send for
our free catalogue and price list today. The
earlier you start 50ut' chicks, the more pro-
lta they 10111 make for you. We have
Barred Reeks, New I'Iampsllh•es, Llg7,1
Sussex, white Legddornr, L. S1100ex x N.
Hemp.. H. Rork x N, Mom,. nnd N.
Hemp, x R, 100011-011 approved chicdcn from
pullorum tested breeders. Write l0 Onin-
forth's Hutchery. Box 130W, Trenton, On-
tario. Producers of good baby chiclts niece
1027.
T11E CHICI(.buying pace will be accelerated
under the bonnet of louver feed prises. It
won't be long before the denuuld for chicks
will he greater thoh the apply. Your order
now can be token care of on any date you
denim. We have 10 nnp0111r Duro breeds and
ten hybrid crosses to chow o from, Can
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-Also older outlets eight weeks to laying. Send
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Chick Salem, (Moline. Ontario.
BABY CHICK BUYERS
Be inure that you order the usual number of
chicks this eeeson. - We Ora 000(0 0 that
Promo will be made by producers who get
started on the right track, Alonkton Poultry
Fare, Is a government approved farm. Our
chicks are healthy, vigorous, have fast de-
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high egg production. Write for our cata-
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Moulage. Ontario,
PROPHETS and Profits. I'm not a prophet
nor a son of 11, m'ophet. but 1 1,1,0\v there
will be profit in chicles (1,ls year. There a
a guaranteed market at a reasonable ,rice
and feed, providing WO fret a good crop should
be considerably livor next fall, ('ash in with
good chick,,, till your brooders now with husky
healthy chicks with n x20014 of growth and
lIvabillty—cneko with irodnetion and Profit
amenity. 'We hove the following hybrid Crosses
to 0;50x0 from: Black Donors, x 1V1,11, Leg.
horn, White Leghorn x Beerro,i Beek, Barred
Rook x White Loghm'u, w'hlle Meek x White
Leghori, NOW Itmnnbhire x white Leghorn,
Light Su0mcx x white Leghorn, 111ae1c Amara,
lone x 1Vhite Leghorn, Now 7lntmp:hire x
Rarrnd P.oek. Barred 110eic x New ltonv„hire
Nov Horn Nall rex Light 8,100,x, tight 8080.0
AC NOW 11:unpshire, Light Sussex x halved
Rocks, also 12 hybrid Derr bre"dr. Cell sire
Prompt 4.110,7' 0n 4ny , 1. twee and three
week 01'1 10 rem •0„xed, Pd ham or coela'rols.
Alto nldrr pawn, S weeks b, miles. 0 re,
catalogue. Ttceddlo Chick Hnteherloo Limited,
Person, 001011, 1,
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5'Olt SALE
'1'181(6:a mulls for mole. Broad breasted
bronze. turkey Peelle, Canadian Hatchery
approved. hew Ineubetors, Breeders govern•
meat banded and pullornm tree. No reactors
for Lieu years, Pouito from eggs gathered on
our ow,, earns. we xetect for rigor 10017 meet
type. Sold for [olden. McKinley & McColl,
Lamhton Turkey Hatchery. It R. 5, Forest.
Oat.
BEST ,.,rs:.1y Dark. Ne. 1 peeseenxed Ironer.
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MOTORCYCLES
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BUDGET PLAN
10". DOWN eighteen tOOnrl:a
t .s aro completely tumors.
X11 -' •d,
rim 1, _1, peed (10e new 550
atv n 0005
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7101 1 u. eteek. Furniture Eales t .m,',,,,4
82,A 1-:,e:a se e not went. Tonin,.
CRAIGIELEA-
will:, Rolland Poults! We aell panes a lr 1
live and grow Into tine stordy mature bids
for the retailer who want, plenty of 10 tc
12 14. dresr d (mated. and 15 to 13 Ih tams.
whlc7 are most in line with prevailing weight
demands. This breed !s naturnllr heavy lay-
ers
ayers and less susceptible to leg and joint
dtseasee ((0 have had our breeding flocs,
Government Inspected, handed and blood text
ed without a single reactor. Place your nyder
0ar15 t0 insure 1,00k100 Cralglelea Turkey
ROnel:, w012rdOWn, Ont,
1-lroad-I;reasted Bronze Turkey
Poults
0000rre S•rur order for 1008. We turned
down order. for 60.000 Pou1t. Iasi Beason
Penile all hatched In brand new epeelnl tun
Key in0Uheturs, all turkeys (no chiekel We
exp0et Owl will be more money in turkey.
In 1048 thou 1147 as It to likely teed prlee.
71,0111
rit1,n cheaper next summer when the new
crop cornea along. Send for turkey manage-
ment guide and trice 1101 and book you?
order for 1848.
Lakeview Turkey Ranch
Exeter Ontario
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gee-nherlse loundlttiot:. Easy terms, A. C.
\fel .r"on, ,ihri'hrty. 1 ,0.
H.ORI •�' ::...".r Iatitul, Raspberry Canes.
u her hundred. Premier Strawberries
10 ('0 Pei limo:t tea. 0. Crowle, R.R. 1, Biling-
ual,
olingten. , m+.
WHIT!: 1;1,iab. also Chinclullaa. Pedigreed
am '11, t:' 101 to 57.00 eiteh, Arre. Jim Arm -
010e00. 710' ,. „nt.
REGISTER'D GREAT DANES
Tv:,, g,dden-iewee. hale puppies ten month.
old. I 10,' Imp hag nine weeks Obedience
Trial ,•sir, ng h,' a pru(na0tonai trainer.
e;hamp,,o, P.,,Iigree, 101,,, Puehereva. R.R. 1,
Preston. 1 or.
HI -POWERED RIFLES
Cnnc,,'ed
noor1.00 I,o,b•la. 1'xgelleut rendi-
tion. 5;.: a, ewd,. seetefactmn Gunranieod
4t. 11„'.' cettroI vl. write for descriptive
feeleeete.
SCOPE SALES CO.
326 Queen St. Ottawa, Ont.
1141IIORES8INO
LEAD:. 110lr.irese,ng the Robertson method,
Intr.rmnl'"0 un request regarding classes,
Robertson's H5!rdrese'no Academy, 187 Am-
alie Rand. 'i pronto
51100(A1
Goal, 111:0' 1,TO--Fleecy sufferer from Rlea-
mat1 1 's nr Nent:iia should tr.)a D,xon'
Rem+ed;.)1-1: drug 810re, 335 Elgin,
BOWA1:N'S Rub, an effertlte remedy for
slime irmw:e, flu. swollen glands, bronchitis,
week eyes. ewnllen throat. Addreao 568
Queen S' it' , Torn1o. Price 72.00
100 -ACRE FARM and brick house. gond TRr 0!” 1,1•'p svi�,•rrr of Rhcumutr Pelee
buildings, hydro, bush, on highway.
Prfce
54.600, try Dixon's Remedy.
00 -ACRE 1' 1.071, close to highway, born and I\l y''' ..o t, 71::;, Elgin. Ottawa.
drneshed, hen 7,0500. good house. Price 1 „ete 1 ,
02.000,
FARMS, a.1) sizes, priced to sell, It interested
write J. C. LONG, Real Estate Broker,
Brus,olo, Ont.
BUILDING 28' x 42'
ALL AIINUAL NEVER needs natnOng. Erected
in SO man flours, Immediate delivery, lu-
ulre Sohn A, Neste Sales Co., 21 Rums;
Street. Temente.
PINUPS FOR MEN ONLY
If you ser M ,Veers of age you mal• Mnain
our unretnuehed superb photographs of
gorgeous movie mare and young 010fes,.0aal,
medals nt one dollar per set, Please elate:
ase.
European Photo Services,
51 Adelaide St. E., Toronto
MONEY MAEING holiness 111 Village near!
No, 7 highway, complete water power Sate
51111, House end Garage on pr05arty. Alae
100 nere farm. Apply Harold Marshall. Lyn,
Ont.
ARMY FOLDING TABLES ELIaAF r'uarlNr eemre Cartel wonder -
Good
need 01, obton. Offered at a price tat fol book free Megiddo Mutton, Rocheatar
below cost, else 72" x SO" x 30", Suit.'
able Inc perdu, banquets. clubs, shipping 11, R r
and 011,04' useful puree.os. _Tee_ dear (a.l)'l.Tt1Ps of 011 kinds bought. Pay 00 cents
ser 100 for nae& 1711rnbethe, Bambino,
Brantford. tint.
m'PI1nTI' 511,705 PILE 111(10150
3E A HAIRDRESSER
JOIN CANADA'S LI:A0ING Sr11002.
Gren1 OPpnrenn'ly Learn
ledres011)9
Plea Bast Ocr.• flee recite/felon. good wage.
,heceari, oar,. tut Marvel graduates
Atrcr..3'o eren•e0' system illustrated 00ta•
logl,e tree 14'rlle nr Call
sr svcI, HAIRDRESSING
S0H11CILS
360 Hiner fit W , Toronto
n:a.r1,, 14 (1100 St., Hampton
& 74 fl'den1 Street, Ottawa
01'171' :: • +"l 0 alrady income? Send 28e
to G:rrrwee. 115 Oxford. Toronto. for book
00 1, -: 0,01 b o•reASsea begun an 0h00tatrIrt
-
PATENTS
('111:1,-, 1: -'ie,\Al'Gi4 & (101119005 Patent
6r' -r 1.rix Oatall'shcd 1870. le ales Went,
recon:,, nolle, nt (nferm0tIon n roglle,t
PERSONA.?
each. F,O.B, Toronto. C.o,D. er sena
Money Orden Advt., reit or transport when
ordering. E. BL73ESTONE, 40 Cecil Street,
Toronto, Adelaide 2773,
CHERRY LOGS
Bought for cash, Writs Box 801, Fergus.
001.
CANVAS TARPAULINS
Surplus, s' x G'—brass grommet., (aeon
etaelt and implement Covers, Drop Moths,
Sun and Wind Breaks. s3,00 ea00, add 1?'
shipping elotege. By-products, 03 Ontario
St„ Toronto.
COTTON TOWELS
137 5I0NEY-31.\ICING Mane, also formulae
0010l0e proaorls. Descrintive 111,00(0rs
FRN: E17'te Conpnny, 116 Queen Wreak
(1110, a.
-SSTi:OI.Oi,S', Palnlist•5•, 18 atutuat Bt..
;est 10'11 Of Deem St., Toronto.
(HELP \\-ANTED
11EDISTEREII N1IRSES
FOR (11.1 MAL, OLTY—Llvine conditions
Per -
mot 0nler5 good. Hospitalization plea.
.3005 nuternHendent. Brome-MIaelsquot Per -
11. -M 1101. Sweet shrug. Quo,
lleii:'I'Ir 0101 110 onlalI hone, 0110 child, 0,04
Bloaohed, from flour end mine hags. hem- `0110,'" .Aire. 1'irnielc, 612 Glengarry Avoaue,
reed. 17" 0 A0•' per dor. Term fa
54,1(0; fi 4,,o, 510.00, odd T6c 1.1$1151.13417:1:116.20111.00700. OaI SRKG1:Ps1i1 1'01
modern farm home near
HS-Produete, 03 Ontario St., Toronto, 511.1!; see^err, ^ ,della, ao oblectlona tO
'on.,li e.1111,1, ,:sed 100100 In right ,arty. Anal?
o. I, for 111 f11'not M1Tnt'fsh, 1).30,7, Stratford.
t.nr,li, miverNsing r;'prenentative wanted for
uu'mhly 1.1101.I.11 1.111 with render coverages
in your Inenllty. 01116st nntial ae,,misalon ar-
'.,nzoulent ol, " rlOOivt county centrum. Putt
d'•t'oln in 4:11 'tet Advertising Agencies, Nine
r.,,,. 'rot-0mo.
RI•:1iI.71RED Manta, A3117r, (lender and
B0nver 0015 CERTIFIED Beacon, and
Beaver Ont,. tied ATontenim Horley: COM-
MERCIAi, No. 1 and No. a Center, Ajax,
Deaver. Alaska, Vidalia, Banner and Vie -
toe? Oats. 'lnlnee, Bnrboft and 0,5.0, 21
Barley; COAISniltc'IAL No, 1 0,A,C, 181
Peat, 0ANN'O AtIll Ltd., Exeter, Ontario
TO t'LE.\ll. ,ix eight -p000,1 pails =bet
honer. S1u,00: 70 pounds. 514.60. Herbert
Herrin. A1110(00, Ont.
0Y118HO21''15, Melia, entree to breeding nge•
hurl 11 (1.17. 40.010, 00000e Spring, Thorn
fill, 110100'0.
COLCHESTER VILLAGE
A money'.i00540 nate business in Coldwater
1":Ilan". poolroom, gas station. pen and cantle
7010, 11.1,0„111 1'01,10, Pab109. 1111 1011111 8p000.
011 to h' send h1 ono kr0OP, 11111141 be eon;
Metro. hot and enld running water, Walter
It, Shay, 11.1!, 1. Barrow, Ont.
10'SCR"dATClt1 G
Relieve Itch in a Jiffy
' o!hhlete's feet—and minor hell troubtes.J pimples.
tooling mo,50,,ed D. D. D. Proscription
Ordinary strength or este..strength).
(irsaselea 1tamirn. Soothes
and calms
t tnn'eitenlasmeirkly53ehinl bottle prows
.rcltk your dmlgs0.00, Peroon
The National Rifle Association of
Britain announced it will enter a
team for the Olympic Ganges being
held in 'London, July, 1948.
TWTRESONE NNINOFORACWES
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/2 7242enrs FOR 259
MUTT AND JEFF—Billy Conn Ain't Sep Nothin' Yet
EVERY TIME MY
GIRL,ENCIE,
KISSED ME
TONIGHT L
FELLOOToP
THIS WINDOW;
CAN SI1E KISS!
01-1, Boy/ NOW
I 1<NOW/ I'M
REALLY IN LOVE
WITW ENCEE!
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THAT LAST KISS?
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T11US WORLD!
call �y.
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A I3;G KICK
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LAST 014E!
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