HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1948-4-7, Page 7Alaska Highway
Open to Tourists
star 11as1;a Highway, hilt for
e..• utial military traffic (lobo, the
war )''ears, tuts been opened to
general civ110L0 traffic for the first
Gare.
l p to'thc-ntiuutc" road claps of
the t.\Ictus) Highway will be made
available to all tourists interested
in making the 2,000 -utile jaunt from
Edmonton to the Yukon this sum-
mer, the Alberta Government Itas
• announced,
Following the announcement from
the Department of Itiines and Re-
sourees that all travel restrictions
had been removed from the high-
way, Alberta is making detailed pre-
parations to handle the thousands
(•,i tourists who are expected to
Gravel over the much -famed road
this slIIniner.
Rugged Route
This summer, for the first time
in history, motorists in their own
car-, will be able to More into one
of the fete (creat virgin territories
remaining in North America. Along
the rugged route tourists trill finch
rivers and dlreatu; teeming with
fish, collossal mountain ranges, and
spectacular glacial tracts.
Ample accommodations have
sprung up all along the 2,000 -mile
route from Edmonton to the Yukon.
Motorists will not only find hotels,
lodges, and camps located at stra-
tegic points along the highway but
there are gas and service stations
placed not farther than 250 miles
apart.
For the benefit of those who
want to camp out. the Dominion
Government has constructed at
scenic spots along the highway in
the Yukon a series of public camp-
ing grounds where cooking and
dining shelters containing stoves
and tables will be available without
charge to tourists.
By Air To Yukon
Pecause of the anticipated surge
of visitors to Alberta, considered
the jumping-off place to the Yukon,
Banff and Jasper•Park are respond-
ing by constructing more accom—
modations for visitors.
Fifteen new hostels will be erected
along the route from Calgary to
Itanff, 13 of then, being located in
Banff National Park itself.
Edmonton's municipal airport,
which last year led all Canada
for freight tonnage moved, and com-
mercial and military utiles flown,
also is expected to be the focal -
spot for visitors this summer be-
cause of the speed and comfort
with which tourists now can reach
the. Yukon by air. -
Escorted Tours
Last year, when use of the Akan
Highway was restricted to persons
having business in the Yukon ter-
ritory, many of Alberta's visitors
made the trip by plane, and it is
expected that passenger air traffic
to Alaska and the Northwest terri-
tories this stuntuet' will make a
record.
As a platter of fact, vacationists
who don't want to drive their own
cars over the highway can take
advantage of three escorted Alaska
Highway Tours operated uy the
Pan -Pacific Good neighbor Tours of
Seattle,
Scheduled to assemble in Ed-
ntonton, June 23, July 14, and Aug.
4. the tours are of Id days' duration.
The tour guests will travel by rail
from Edmonton to Dawson Creek,
British( Columbia, the starting point
of the highway, and will continue
the trip by motor coaches to Fair -
batiks, the heart of Alaska;
A sparrow cats more than five
pounds of grain a year.
'Tolls Hitler Tale — Friederich
von Angclotti Mackellsen, 215,
former SS major, told authori-
ties in Munch that he flew Hit-
ler and ]sora Braun to Tondern,
Denmark, before the European
W{u' ended, Mackensen is par-
alyzed as a result pf being shot
'clown near Marseille, France,
May 9, 1945.
Olympics Center at•Farned Wembley Stadium—dere is Wembley Stadium near Lawton, be-
ing readied as the main center of the -seven where Olympic contests are scheduled this .suHlntt'r,
King George will open the 17 -event contests at \\'enlhley before a ilossible capacity 1211,000
spectators, A seven -lane running track is hying completed,
Sports — And One Thing or A iother
Baseball Spring training camps
are famous for the "fanning bees"
which take place in the evenings,
when gangs of players • and news-
paper men sit around on the veran-
dah of some Southern hotel, recall-
ing indents of the past. One name
which almost always crops up is that
of Hans Lobert, former Phillie man-
ager and now connected with the
New York Giants as a coach, The
Dutchman; as lie's generally called,
had a peculiar sense of humor atld
many tales are told of screwy things
he's pulled.
* *
Once be was walking along a street
in a certain Florida city and hap-
pened to notice a colored boy mowing
a lawn. "That doesn't look like much
of a job;" said Lobert, "how would
you like to earn yourself five dollars
a day, for the easiest sort of work?"
The lad was keenly interested, and
asked just what sort of work it was.
Wearing a deadpan expression Lo-
bert told him that he was owner of
a circus, and wanted help in catch-
ing wild alligators. "There's nothing
to it,"' he went on. "We go out in a
swamp until we find a small island.
Then we chain you to a tree while th'e
rest of us go and hide. The scent
of human flesh attracts the alligat-
ors, of course; and when they climb
out of the nttld, we catch then, with
nets.
* * *
The boy, though still interested,
was jest a trifle dubious and in-
quired if Lobert had re'rr date this
'gator-catching stuff bcforc. "Cert-
ainly I haze --iii fart we tried it
just the day before yesterday." "And
what happened to the boy you chain
to dot tree?" was the nest question.
"00, hint?" answered the Dutchman
"Now that was just a trifle unfortun-
ate. i'osc see, right when he was
ready to grab a great big one, the
wan with the ltd happened to slips"
* * *
And those who were present, list-
ening to the discussion, always ,say
iPS a gr cot pity nobody happened to
hare a stop -watch Kandy. For they're
certain that, as he disappeared is
the distance, that colored kid Drake
all world's records for speed afoot.
4 * *
One of the great mysteries of the
present hockey season, to a lot of the
"experts", is just what has been mak-
ing the New York Rangers click.
Outside of O'Connor and two or
three of the others, Frankie Bouch-
er's boys don't appear to be in the
sante class with teams like the Maple
Leafs, the Red Wings, or even the
Boston Bruins; and while some of
their intricate passing play's are
very pretty to watch, they somehow
always look as if a good hustling
outfit should break then, up without
too much trouble.
4r ,9 41
Yet there they are, itt for a help-
ing of the playoff gravy—and don't
be too much surprise(, if they should
happen to take The Cup. It's hard
to call them to beat teams such as the
others mentioned, but stranger things
have happened. Of course, by the
ouNccs of Mecca relieve pals, bring out corer,
ash quickly, no scar. 25c, 35c, 50e, 01.00.
'MEC
1'r OINTMENT
/2 TABLETS FOR 750
By FRANK MANN HARRIS
("A Sixbil Critic")
time this appears, they (nay already
be on their way to rlintinatiOn. `till,
we have sort of hunch this might be
their year—allllntt:11 we wouldn't
advise you to wager too heatily that
we're right.
If you're a horse -player --•which
we hope and trust 15 11(11 the caw—
you probably know all about Porus
Charts, those closely -printed, small•
type affairs which the student. pare
over with such earnestness in their
efforts to dig up a %vinuer. But
only a very small percentage of the
devotees ]tate any iiia of lot thn.e
Charts are made, and how much
speed and skill gots into h1,ir nice
ufacture. We personally get about
as big a kid; from watching atld
listening to an expert ('hart maker
and his "call taker" in action as frr'nt
anything else connected with the
sport of luras,
A' 1'
Often there will be a dozen or
more starters in a race.; a1111 111 the
brief space of time it takes t, run
it, the names of each of that dozen
—in addition to his position and the
distance he is ahead of the next in
line—must be called no less than six
times. 'There's a call at the start—
at the quarter—the half anti the
three-quarters. Then comes the
"stretch call"—'a sixteenth of a mile
from the wire, then the one at the
finish.
With the horses constantly shifting
positions—and lacing colors often
practically indistinguishable fronton;
another --it takes not only knowledge
but lightning -like speed; and it is a
marvel to tis that so few mistakes
occur. its highly -paid work, and
descries to be. Yet, strangely
enough, of all the Charts Makers we
have had the pleasure of knowing,
w -e never int l one who c'ald ,,cat
the races consistently --in fact, at
the end of the clay, they were gen-
erally just as broke as yen or I,
tvlto select thein by sta,biog a pro-
gram with a pin,
* 41
,'Ind here's a real "oldie" which,
until the other day, we hadn't heard
in litany years. It's about the
country curl, who dtn'it,g a railway
journey, had to change trains at ,Tr-
renta. Before leaving Irma,' she had
been worsted al/35151 the bill city
,clickers. So when a yaueg chop al
the Toronto depot—noticing that she
loo05d Deeeildrred—asked her if Ir'
could help in O U' way, she :ars prop-
erly discreet, fi::ally oiling hit:( that
she T,'as grin,, to catch the nest Main
for Montreal.
"Thal Montreal train leaves in just
itc'a minutes," he answered. "Fou -7'c
inn time to (sake it. Colic on, I'll
carry your bag," By putting on
speed, he fust managed to get the
y0l1l/ lady aboard as the drain was
pulling out. Standing on the rear
platform she waited jilt the train
MIS making/ good headway before de-
livering the ,'rusher, "I've heard alt
about your kind, taking advantage of
girls" she cried. "Rut here's one that
fooled you. 1 -OU Slf/i, 171 REAL -
0 01X(I
E.11:0U1.VG TC1 C'I111•:ItiO"'
The Green Thumb
By Gordon L Smith
Plan Layout of
Your Gar',i:n -
Thc foundation of any garden
is good seed. It is a small itetn so
far as expettrtt goes, but all the
care and pre-
paration go for
naught if the
seed is not tight.
Descriptions in
the seed cata-
logues are based
0n actual fact.
The pictures are
actual photo-
graphs and any
gardener of reasonable experience
can reproduce them faithfully in
his own back -yard.
In addition, there will be found
in most Canadian catalogues a lot
of useful information regarding sea-
son, time of flowering or, in the
case of maturity, tune of reaching
e' aturity. 1$xperts advise also sono
of the government bulletins cover-
ing laced conditions. Armed with
this lit. 'atom and gnod seed, satin'
faction is guaranteed.
General Picture
Fur the average layout around
Ole home, it is advisable to use a
combination of vines, shrubbery,
trees, perennial flowers and annu-
als. At the back against the house,
vines and tall shrubbery, the latter
planted itt clumps, make the best
background, Lt front of this, groups
of smaller shrubs and larger per-
ennial flowers ca -t be planted with
the roost between, especially when
tit,, shrubbery is still small, filled
in with clumps of annuals. Along
the front tiny edging' plants are
used, then will come a piece of
green lawn. Use clumps rather
than straight rows and a wavy edge
along the front of the bed is pre-
ferred to straight edges, In the
foreground, of course, will be the
lawn, the shrubbery acting as the
mails franc for the general picture,
Good Equipment Helps
With a small garden all the tools
needed are a rake, a hoe and a
spade or digging fork. These are
minimum requirements. With a
lits'' more equipment much labor
can be saved. Digging forks, cul-
tivators, specir' weeders, dutch hoes,
etc., will make the work easier and
more interesting.
For larger gardens a small gard-
en tractor that will cultivate, plow,
etc„ might be considered. They are
not expensive and very cheaply op-
erated. One can get all sorts of
attachments to go with them —
lawn mowers, cultivators, mowers'
for cutting tall grass and needs —
even snowplow's,
ISSUEE 14 — 1948
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THE NEWSPAPERMAN
Gathering and interpreting the news from
the far corners of the earth; bringing the
world t0 our homes every day through the
medium of the newspaper, The Newspaperman
—devoting his talents, energy and integrity
to tho people's interests.
Men like this, some of Canada's finest, are
in the public's service—at your service.
DAWES BLACK HORSE BREWERY
.... .-,... --sc Wi,tS,.. _.._...... ,
t/tsa Of l6 SBries of adverr<is80ir81rhS f1F d'tiL9BCe fo ikOSe leCLtlf6fii076S Sri khe service of the public
Classified Advertising
AGENTS WANTED
OILS, GREASES TIRES,
Insectivides. likeetrtv Pince r ofittothos, noose
nod intro Point, Roof ('nattmis, Dir. Deal-
ers waist. Write Waroo ureses & tui Limb
tris Toro,lo
St sl 104S OPPtln'rl 11'1'1 ES
.1N 011,101 to every Inventor—Litt of Moni-
tions tend flit Information sod bites. The
ftatneoy C,. Registered Patent Attorneys. 27:.
haat( Street. Ottawas
114,146
Order Your Baby Chicks Now
Oar breeds are White Leghorn. Hampshire
t'ltrlulle ('tram, Ramp x Ruck. Season x
Hum,. Rocks Leghorn. All chutta are guar -
salved and aro bred from blood tented Mal,
pressuring sturlt. Send for Drivelled or phone
now. Poole Hatchery, Poole, (nn, Penne 61
1183, Movers'' -
FOUR -WEEK-OLD PULLETS
7'wn. three, four week and older Imhof., Start
with early.hotehrvl chicle, and get the high
orh'et Por en:a 4),•01 Swimmer and early 1'u11.
Largs Type 01,11,. Leghor•un ail moven other
Popular breeds send for price liar 9lauape-
a•nt ((olds end rntainglle and boort Soul order
now
LAKEVIEW POULTRY FARM
EXETER ONTARIO
haae pont' plaits on preoeal feed 14)010
and (Tenon(PM.. .1 fel,' Mt.. in
linter feed '-" Malln: fall and 0,0145 Metier
proles; Ti, fast genieills--the In:A.l03—
th,• , 11144.1g breed in qual:tles of Top
Noe b ells I . .Ir,•, old afury- bus b i. new
£1111 over; Lath •of eho•k1--.art':•t':'h every
%stonier who . tarlyd Trot' Not, it .1 : 1 n on
1torsi' lva Y' to proms' '1'1,0 1":0 1.1 :0 that,
1-'•.ee:auen,l an eni'ly :'I:.rl Ile ready
to 14 um. I1•der four Top Nob 11 rin, 'a s today.
01'e :on 00' p, on,pt deliver:im d,,1 nil, ton.
and Ihne n''e•it old started 1,10tca in ail
popular pat's breeds and 1r,0i
a la.e.'s. Alan
Mgti
pullets ht e. - m 1,-O laying.
t'n•e tioolott0e.
Too Notch 110'-11 Soler, Guelph, ima.,"
11.1111' Chicks tram an t1(1.1, lireedag Pane,
It Irons to buy the best. White Leghorn
Pullets ;8r. /teary /,reeds nixed Lie. Pullets
20c, Cos',mignon. guaranteed. filen
hello Ina:Levy Tllerthelm, Ont.
'1'1115 ,s the year to raise viunr5. 1:m5 and
meat pri,00 will be high that year. lie
sure and buy your chicks from no established
tarn. All ell ielm from 0111 f 11 1,1 nn' lrom
Government approved nod nu $'arum Ironed
breeders. Write for prices :cidr !:,Gone.
5fonktnn I',aultry farms, Monk(.,!,
HEAVY -BREED COCKERELS
50x1101, t'rie'•a to broiler 100111.er, Irl large
orders. Fast feathering Do rred 1'to,l:A. Ttortt
1(lamp. Staines, 4neae-x x Hroupo. This t0
the year to nooks real money in recite:vim.
Stud for erre ht tow prices.
LAKEVIEW ..POULTRY FARM
WEIN BROS, EXETER, ONT.
11051 logger meat and rug pointe with
Hollywood leghorns, They ore a0 Int'ee 00
most heavy freesia. Thee, Ileal big. Iot-
mnbect beau6ra are backed h5 80 years
brooding for every :Mality you need for ton
penitry Profits — t'hamplonship liv',hility to
rut 'hick and lover losses. (luarantced egg
breeding for big. white, premium egg.:. tkeany
Ieghnrn for more treat. Fast Uniform
growth for oulekeat or nil broilers. Itaise
those big profit makers once and pet will
raise thru, a1r',y'a. Write for nrh,el''t and
free eotomlor. ltig Rook Farm, Mille dtorher.
1),10100.
THIS 5'e),r run be 5our gulden opportunity
In the poultry business—let me telt you
why ---1 don't know when the outlook for big
prnll,a from eggs nod poultry meat 10ok0.1
better, Next full and Winter should 000 the
highest prices for r^':s and poultry meat we
have had 1m sone time. w'hy's Neral: c only
tamed. 50 Per cent of the normal chick crop
hos Leen hatched during ,Tanuary. February
and March this year. Prospects look gond for
, splendid crop and this is hound to mean
Iotr,'r feed casts I/on't delay another day
tend for the now' Tweddte 1945 vat donee and
tripe 1i,t and order your chicks at oiler. We
ran love prompt delivery on all Popular
breeds and hybrid crosses in day old, 10,0 and
three week old in non -sexed, pullets or cock-
erels. Ask about our bargains in four and
tar week old heavy cockerels. Also pullets
eight weeks to loylug Tweddl, (`.hurl( Hush -
cries Limited, Permu., Ontario.
3 - 4 WEEK OLD CAPONS
TRIG -111 is mood (coney !n raising Canons.
Capons sell for 00 Mud, Or 10,11 per pound
th:,,, Turkeys. -11l raised under ideal condi-
Rims. Send for peen IL.'t and full P,u'tienlars.
LAKEVIEW POULTRY FARM
WEIN BROS. EXETER, ONT.
BRUNTON REDS FREE BOOK
A 021,009 br+odin5 farm devoted evelesIrely
t, one 0fenl e: --('vont breed. The 0ir,01 that
Ir odncol "Red Lady" one °f.th, worLl's high -
1,1 °Metal 1011 0,1 laying hefts . . . 311 eggs in
one year. lie Y,o d chicks s..e-
r-,nld
pullets. Ask for catalogue and freebooklet
Promo,, Porno, Port Perry, entad.
SENO ter Margam Prices on two ,md three
015 old:darted 7011,10 rnekol'els Or 1100-
0ex,.1 woo Im,'e 0 limped number of four
wed, oris heavy brned eoeller:de 0t reek 5,11010
I.rlrns. ll'ee rn)Ot lisle. Top Notell .'hick
Salo:. CSelph. Ontario.
('.01'011 un, order 001,10 01 our tIVI, 04)1 three
Week aid well -started chlrko 1n Pullets, non -
sexed Ia• cockerels. AI.O write for bpet•I:d
Pr:..' list on four and ave Creek old ltl nu
t.u•l:,r'•It. Fr•r catalogue. Twaddle Ch!etc
hocheries Linrred. Irergut, nntavi,..
6 - 8 - 12 WEEK TO
READY -TO -LAY PULLETS
0)400 PT'LLic1'8 available for April and May:
1111011 y(110 order 11001 It motto an If millets
will Me u0 Wrarro as hen's teeth by summer.
Rog prices are hound to be High. Feed pAres
are soma d-tew.m, d -o -w -4)i All Pullets Callen
nit free range under Ideal conditi,mn, Book
your order Nott'.
LAKEVIEW POULTRY FARM
WEIN BROS. EXETER, ONT.
DON"1' Ione rim and Poultry merges to
others. Iiere or 00'0r.te1vs. They're been
butt up for Canadian poUItrtkrePers: 00,10
note. and roast, up macho. with Bray started
pullets and rug kerels. .nick sh.Nnem, (101
0109101 nrlees, stray hatchery, 150 John
Hamilton,
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i1:Uti' clues B:iT51w4
MEAT CHICKEN SUPREME
Montan Farms Light Suctsex x 1L-4 debet,] is
proving 110.12 vver5'w'hero to be the Itch! neat
Producer either for broilers or Nimbus 11uh,
aro tHintell White for easy dre1atnm. t'nrrs'inl
100 blond of our World Pomoue Ego Laying
Reds through their mothers they oldie exert.
hilt layers 0t well. Brunton r"rms. rest
Perry, 00100:0. nivelnr free,
DYEING 051) CLI.ASING
I10V10 VOL' anything needs thetas or mean-
ing? Write l0 its (or Information. 170 a1•e
glad to answer 5mfr questlnns. Oeparimeht
11, Por'ker's Dye Works Limited 711 Ye,lnc
Sheet, Toronto, 01,1m'in.
pill{ SALE
BEST quality Dark, No. 1 pasteurised honey
12 this 4 IP. for 811.75 The Henderson
APiorl,s, Boo 95. 00rleInn Pince, Ontario.
H'IARLEY DAVIDSON
MOTORCYCLES
meta mid sorvire. Iter( E, Ketnesly & Son.
419 Co11eg0 St., Toronto,
Beed. that ars dependable for Gordon Lover.,
M0rket Gardeners; Write for our free eat'
alone, Ontario Seed Company, Waterloo,
Ontario,
CHERRY LOGS
Bought tor cash. 179ste Box 004, Fergus.
Ont.
AY'RS141151s, haus, ralveo to breeding age,
Cron) R.O.P. drama. George Spring. Thorn-
11111, Ontario
WATCH THEM GROW
In a new Transparent Electric Poultry Breed-
er, 500 capacity, Peer reonomh'nl. Write
Cer d&Mrrintire Illorttlnro, Binrtt t:Iertrle and
Maminfneturing, R. No. 1, Wondnlool, Oat
80,5109, Choppers, Paver Mott1 Buvta--Nem,
1(8M1, Repalro. Tho scats Shop, 651 Bay
St., Toronto,
QUEEN BROODER STOVES
'WHOLESALE owl 11:10111 Now Pot typo 1010.
IWMM, ,4)97' to onrrn(0; oda 010011 to a
minimum. We hove resod these now not tylia
011 Rroodor Stoves with great satisfaction.
810 enactmtts for early bookings. Mao
ROOX- HEATERS as lots as $91.00 and Note
Pot Wee Qtisnon RANGE OIL I11'RNElIS,
646,00 5511110 they law
LAKEVIEW HATCHERY
AND SUPPLY COMPANY .
AXBTBR • ONTARIO
['011 8A1J1
Id lltl'Y ::scoot' 1.oll„nttuupbert3' canon.
5:.00 p,r a:imbed. Premier Strawberries
18.00 te,0 hundred A )rowle, R.R. 1. 0,11ng-
ton. tort.
110'1111tt d11'1:RA'rt:D 111dlo Bet no owls.
p,doreat (Crossley Coition modal. 6 tube.,
Iteelntly equipped wltb Romeo t'alminetor
ter ua with either storage battery or dry
cells. New cont over 1300 Make We, A
fine and looting gift. Box 1.61, 73 Adelnlde
11', 7oronlo
011111)1001AN Thou8aud-Sulo( Air Millen. 111g.
pert con,truchml. Shinned anywhere 56 96.
Mntulbm, Aelstey, 1345 Gerrard Nast, Tor-
enrn, Pouter',, 101110 tar ,,ltohnnonn,
BOWMAN'S nub, an efteetive remedy for
01000 trouble, flu, swollen glands. bronchltt.,
weak eyes, swollen throat. Address 160
Qneon 4t, W. Toronto. !'rtes 11.00
PUMPS,ETC.
snowman shunt. and deep troll 0ystem0,
electric or 'gasoline powered, only 11.10.00 com-
plete with lank. Clinton gasoline 0051,4 a, 1%
h. P.. Omy 191.76. Contr,otors pompe, Perm
lighting o510l011o, 11a volt, only $96.99 Send
for free eottlugues Roy Street from tnetur3
distributors rend save.
TERRY MACHINI!RY
Company Limned, Dopa. '7", St. 1a,urent
oto (reel 94, t111e.. lir fl, pt, "7", 29 Induetrlol
010,01, Leoni,le, Toronto.
.1015 ,Ile long net of instilled customer. r01
Trull Trete, Shinto. eivecgreenO and nose...
rt". Didet early. Thee r,talogue, A. G
I{till & Son, ('0,1,001 Suns„ries, St. Oanter1nes.
Ito raiui
BROAD -BREASTED BRONZE
TURKEY POULTS
Also 511.11,1. WHITES ,cul If1OAtb'
BRI'11STED BRONZE 5 531:11,1. WI5I1'Ed
and S11ALI. B.B.it,'H
Tll15 Looks the year to Make real money in
turke..- Send for Mill TOMMY Guide and let-
ter to net all the d"1:,ds. There 1e a good
.tnotreht, market and demand. The duty ie
down 1 ,•5115 per 1b. Peed prices are KKOmg
down. tgudott,nn for 01a1, delivery for groin
are down 112.0„ to 517.00 per ton. Ameri-
ca!, Hissed., (lock are down 40.50 per cent.
Pooh pru.lu''!,ne will be away down. It la
expected that Canadian Pointe will be shipped
t0 1.:,0 0. by May or before at good Privet.
1'Ia„ to raise p021101 Tnis is the Years thole
5 our ordtro 1100! 1110 do,008Ls for Aor,t
delivery. Send Inc Turkey Management Guide
am cir'vlat which tells all iWout profit...
nrevent,on of disease. and rearing methods.
LAKEVIEW TURKEY RANCH
EXETER ONTARIO
YARD GOODS SPECIAL
CHbp'S1:0 ta`GH.1M--rlood eluoltty woven
Hingham in five popular ch,-0110--Oreen-White,
Brown -White, Ited-White, Blue -Witte, Blnck-
01,1e 30 Inches wide at only $1.00 per
Yard. Postpaid.
PRINT 1",l'LIN—Heart and Flower derign.
3R ,nehe0 wide. Cait be had in Red or Blue
tits sign on White background. Priced at .69
per yard. Postpaid.
offering a real opo"Ial in ''lute and Coloured
Cloths, width aroand 40 inches and suitable
for pillow Lasa ut,r,no, pinnforeO, kiddies'
dresses. etc. Order today at tins price: White
1:9 per yard. ,flue, Pink. 7011ow, Green and
ilei':(- at .49 per yard. Pnntpald.
Sheer Chin',m—Fine quality Sheer Chiffon 91
Melte wide. Pod, Dive, Blaen and White at
$1.59 Per yard. Postpaid.
Aldan Company. Ltd.. Dept. M, 401 Ontario
151.. 570:!, Montreal.
Px1:au ER Si Sehntor Donlan Strawberry
Plants, Ten Dollars thou. and. W. J. Berry,
Route 9, Pohn'rrg.
1011110 Potter fait with gnvernora and pulley.
Shghlly tined $55041, Stan Ohm. Millbrook,
1110 $AI,tC—Puled Moiler Units. 1linrront
make:, recodttioned and priced to sell.
Apply O. G. Itowe & Cu. Ltd., 47 Crams
Avenue, 'roast 14), Ont.
!rust 5A1.1: formal: B Trnetor on rubber.
01)000 11-10 model 1941 In good shave, Plow
11cr'urnlek'Deering. adjustable. Price $900.
Apply- to Jas. 0. Walsh. Itt 2 Coldwater, Ont.
BItOS'/.E torkey 'motto trout broad-brnaoted
stork for May and Jmo, 65c, 1V. S.
Kingston, UuMbintm:. Out.
SCHOOL DESKS FOR SALE
Standard Iron Base, 180 Single No. IL 9, 4, 6
24) Double
Good Condition. Delirer5' June this Year. APply
Township 8,1001 area No. 1. Gtoueester, P.
W . 110:! wick, Set•retery-Treasurer, 92 Rua,
sell Road. t -orbrn0k. Ont.
111010'1' SopPlleet free Canalogue. 11',, stork
a fall llnc in the f,illowing crafts: Shell.
raft, Leathercr0e1, Pelteralt. lSendcrafL
lGmds':rnft Supply Company Petel'hotough,
Onto rin.
C11ALL/INGER 1'anste... I specialise 10 paa-
sles. Large blooms. beautiful colors. Pack-
age 2 '. H. W. Nichols, 301 Howard Ave..
Nano Imo. 11. C.
1018H 11 steer spaniel Puppies, 4 months.
Priced ienoonablo. lien Pletcher, 1111 4,
Oshawa. Ont.
POR SAL1. new D. John Deere Tractor,
starter. light-, power take -off on 14" rubber.
Late model 14.50 (Ante steel mill 1lherool
Feeder, clover attochm„nt, 11110 new, 20-41
Gno,eull 11111 Clover attachment, goon run-
ning order. Complete set steel wheels for
111 orn,tiuual Tractor. S1,el rear w•hcela for
CO and 90 or 99 antler Tractor. Albert IiOus-
ton. GU Emma St.. C'hathsnt. Ont. Phone
1585.)1.
Ill t',,w iettEO Itules. New'15' converted.
spurting models. Write for 50serlptlou and
prices. S0:te Sates Cu., 529 Queen St„
ht to w8, Ont.
• INTERNATIONAL' ('renter 'IrueLor
nlnlmad 000th 1105000 Erie Hydraulic,
,luele,luser. Price $1finn. Pau arrange terms
ter reliable parts', 1'nr further nartictriara
and Iropect,On write Box 0, 78 Adelaide W.,
Toronto.
BARGAIN!
STOCK REDUCING SALE
51)155' pot type Qnwu OR Burning Brooder
Molten. Mw. $20.00 or 521.00 delivered to
your station.
Art ,ntickly, while they 10.1. Subject to change
without notice. To: rent•” this bargain price
enclose this all with Your order.
LAKEVIEW SUPPLY COMPANY
EXETER ONTARIO
HAIR IIRESSI NO
1.111115 Hairdressing the Robertson Method.
information on request regarding Hammes.
Itoberta,o', Hairdressing Academy, 137 Ave-
nue Road. Toronto,
MEDI( Al
15,100, 0 DV ICii--Errors OmTerer of rthean0-
0,0 Patna lir Neuritis sh0,110 try. Dlxon'e
th'nmdy, Ylnnln'O Drug Moro, 316 101gto,
Ditnw'a. r'".mord 51.00.
MONACA1) for Fe.^.ms, the now match-
lea and ellicaelo. ointment. By mail 600.
1.1,1'01,1',, North 11,iors% IIlo. N.B.
yrs 1MPOte'l'AN7'—Every' anffe,'oe of Rheuu,w,
lir lacca lir Neuritis should try, Dlxon'a
Remedy. 11unrn'0 Drug Store. 915 Elgin,
utu,wn, rte: tt:rid 11.1,0.
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b`IC1Tdl,lisTONAt'OH & Company, Potent
Solicitors, I'1alallisllod 1890. 14 Ring Weet,
Toronto. Tinntt,t of information on reel:est.
1'10I15i1NAl.
"1.10,1,1001 Coning nefm', ('hrist", wondorfal
hook free. tlegiddo Mtoolo , Rochester 11,
N.Y.
PHOTOGRAPHS'
111001N I'hotmi Developing and 8 Mints 80e
Reprints .030. 7muhos .05c. Write ear 01100.
10111 On Fiona, Enlargements, Mounts, lerames,
Box 17110. 8t. Thonoa, Clot•
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LOCAL odrertsing r'pl'esrnlatl%'o Wanted toe
monthly publication %vita reader 000005ets
In your Meanly. Sulstnntlnl con—minion' on.
rangom0nt 04) oxrluOtO'o Cennt9' oontrnot, sero(
dotnt15 to rondos Aelvor'tlolna Agenaled, Nino
Blohtnond 1009h, TOrmno,
WANTED: Honloworitere. Mohr work. Qhnd•
tort cm hely., samples. D010110 toe„ Wndh.
worth Co., 708 Athol N. 300511 a, kook.