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OLD, DISABLED OR DEAD
TURK EMIRAL2
Wags Unelottanded Hidea and According To Size and Crondition
C.CniTSliMA Horses tRp vlia9
igep (300 lbs. -A. la) $2.00 Ftuo
62.03
p09 ]bo. for Additional weIribt
AT YOUR FARM
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Brussels 72 — Ingersoll 21
FOR PROMPT, EFFICIFA4T, COURTEOUS S'ERVICE
Farm Help From kiolianci
-at
‘SirLAkri.
With arrival
Tnten at Quebec (11y er Slily troll,
the half -way mark was 1•••aelied in
the project to bring st-,111 :WHO
Netherlands acrieultavel workers to
Ontario this summer. Tith move-
ment of families was Initiated last
year tinder the sponsorshm of the
Minister of Agriculture for Ontario.
The TIonotirtible Thoma -t L. N. Imply.
who saw merit in the scheme to re.
lieve the shortage of experienced
farm help in the Province,
With the establislimmr
Ontario Imatigrat ton Branch. the
responsibility for placentent tthe,e
new citizens was trans:erten to that
Branch under the direction of The
Honourable Dana Porter, who is at
present in Holland conferring with
Netherlands officials,
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Th am ell izt ns tutu m14041.
(1•11,,y farming and gat cloning
Inm.t. Or them having
e.•trlo
1 tat farms RIne • childhood.
Yap: -�t ti -Ii 11on1,1 and land;
1 'ii; Ito Cloonan ne(mpa tfoi wh. n
1•.trzo areas were flooded, in the
fir,lidng 4.4 the dykes.
°warm immigration
th it thee, arc t•tilli famttlt•t,, and a
few single workers, who 14 r. ready
to vein. this summer 1114 W11,1 hays
as y. t not been alliwated to Ontario
,mtployers, Applieations may be
,410• direm to the Onttrio huntigra•
/ton Brinell at 1l14ii Illy Street,
THronto or through the local
National Employment Service
Offices, or the district Agrimilturai
lieliresentutive, since those agencies
are cooperating with the ' mtatio
and Federal Governtnents in the
project,
Middlings Off Car $56.50
Barley and Oats for Oct. and Nov.
Delivery
Enquire for Prices w
J. C. LAMONT
Ethel, Ont. Phone 86-r-13
Evening Phone 22-r-13
THE r.P.ussus. POST
National Liberal Cotiveniien
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Their r4t of 'll.. ettitemil I or or
Iltla nanthered (11, awl were the
rit witnen to attend a national
political conventio.n Cantu! I. This
.August of 1948. nearly tour limes
191early number 9 wonwn
:mend the Liberal convention at Ito
4'ellseum here.
Nominated this year as
vat,. for federal constituencies 111
(Men MPOt111ff$,‘ of men and women.
there will hi such women i,. Airs.
0. TT Dunn of Toronto, rem,snting
I rivenport ermstituenei. president
of 11.•1• comttitneney organization and
a candidate in the recent Ontario
etion; Mrs. 3, L. Oates of Victoria,
widow who lost her sol In the last
war and who is an active worker for
vmmen and children P1 her rtolitleal
,mottp and the T.O.D.E.: Mrs. E.
Eckman of Pence River, rolinitary
worker for nubile sP01'111'.1. a95"
rer Tllu tal Youth, and Mrs. J. hi.
Flailirte of T-Talifax, antstatuling
war worker,
Mrs. Nnney TTorlges, 14 T..A far
'P1 (41, president of 'h., National
Federation of Liberal Torn en of
V•inn,ln rout n nowApfl nor wOnInn for
an years. will be prominent among,t.t
4 ,4 from women't. provin 'al
Mural associations. Senator
Vairine witson. n mist pre.irlent of
the Worn ,,n's federation will he
or.sent
Inc with Mme Henri
%Waist, 0.11.E. of Montrtal and
'Herman On n1P1'1110 Straith of
Toronto. From the university Liberal
elubs, as full delegate, will com.
Miss Sidney Dymond, n law student
at Osgood Hall and an executive of
the Young Liberal Aslselattion of
1 Toronto; and as an alternat,',.. R.A.E.
(Rael Evans, a student of political
science at the tTniversity of Toronto,
Soon Starr of Toronto, will be a full
delegate from the Ontario Young
Liberal Association and Alice Yeats.
of 'Winnipeg from the Junior Section
of the Manitoba Liberal Progressive
Association.
Of the total number of women in
in attendance this yearabout halt
will be full delegates and half
alternates.
Apart from the work of the eon.
vention this year there will be a
dinner given by the National Feder-
ation of Liberal "Women for women I
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Brussels
needs
this win to stay in the
running for the finals and Stephenson's
Cup. Come and cheer the boys to victory.
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have arrived in tovat •
vaestIon and have a • 'II •itt
their aunt. Mr4t. .)4 teY'.,
Mr, '1111 Airs. Pete 1,''rn5lor, Mrs. 3
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town and 'Blenheim.
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ATr, A. Wr•ritte- na a been lo-
ng -anted Ten' eolleetor for Ri Town.
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health T -Ter many (vie., 44 bon° lirr
health will improve soon. .
Mrs. Ttntli ATarnon 01 who is talo.
in!? 8 slimmer emirs,. at ITninilton,
spent the w,, Pk 011(1 With 119'
parents, Mr. and Mrs. .41)10)4
Sangster.
Mrs. George Larkitt. %widen, vi,,lr-
ed friends in town over the week
end. Mrs. Leckie was a former
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High frontal lighting produced the dark shadows on the face of the
model here. To avoid such shadows try &delighting, or backlighting, or
shoot when the sun's low In the sky.
FRONT vs. BACK
4.••
IkIIIILKY envelope reached me
the other day from a young girl
In her teens. She enclosed a number
of prints. "I always take my Ma-
tures," she wrote in her letter, "with
the min over my shoulder. Do you
think these are good?"
After I ban answered her noto I
got to thinking further about it.
Specifically, I got to thinking about
the business of the sun and her
shoulder, It gave me an idea for to-
day's column and 1 dug out the
snapshot shown here.
This picture was made with the
sun over the photographer's shoul-
der. Ws properly focused, properly
exposed, and pretty well composed.
Yet it is not a fine snapshot,
41..nd the reason it's not is that the
sun was behind the shoulder of tho
photographer. The model faced the
sun—a brilliant, noon, summer sun.
It yott look Closely you will notice
that this has left deep shadows on
her face, Most of her forohead is
shaded by her hair and her nose
casts a shadow over her mouth and
much of her chin. As a result, the
light on her face is uneven, her fee.
tures less easily recognized.
Here, then, is a case where my
young correspondent might well.for-
get the rule or having the sun be.
hind her when she shoots. For with
pictures or people out or doors,
backlighting' or sidelighting getter -
ally yields more pleasing results
than full. frontal lighting. And in
this connection, too, the slanting
sunlight of mid-morning or after-
noon is to be preferred to the direct,
overhead snn of noon.
Two last points, however, which
it's well to remember, When your
subject is backlighted you must be
sure that no direct sunlight falls on
your camera lens, And yon may find,
too, 411141 47011 need a somewhat longer
exposure. Whore this shot was made
at 1/50 and f/11, a backlightod shot
might be made at 1/60 and 4/8.
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