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An Instantine tablet
brings QUICK RELIEF!
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FOR quick relief from headache.pain,
just take an Instantine tablet with a
glass of water: Chances are you'll dis-
cover as thousands have dorte, that
prescription -type Instantine is a
modern way to fast mild. from head-
ache pain. Instantine works in three
ways to bring prompt relief:
1. Speedily eases pain.
2. Prolongs relief from pain.
3. Reduces "depressed feeling."
Gives mild, stimulating "lift."
InsMntine never pampers pain. It's
specially compounded ,to give quick
relief. Try it to relieve muscular ache
or pain, and for the discomfort you feel
when a cold gets you down. All drug-
stores have Instantine. 12 tablets 25f.
itisfanfine
a ;welled of The Bayer Co., Ltd
WHAT SCIENCE
IS DOING
Tractor Seat
- A special coil spring, and a shock
absorber,. is the bask Of a , new
suspension -type tractor, seat which.
Will take ail the jolts out of riding '
the farm 'tractor over rough .ploived,
land and ease the work of the drive,
s. It niay perhaps, decrease the
high degree of kidney, and skeletal,
disorders among farmers blamed
or; the ..all -day -long tractor jarr-'
Mg., The new tractor seat was de-
veloped in Chicago by an automo-
tiee equinnient company, which
developed ant' has made ehousands
of seats for war tanks. file coil
, spring is placed directly under the
driver's Seat, and the triple -action
hydraulic shock absorber at the
rear, The abso:ber is. similar to
those coo:molly used in automo-
biles. Tmeetber the two devices
give- stability that enables the rider
to stay • level while the tractor bobs
over rough ground. The construe-'
tion of the nen/ device:, is simple
and 'inexpensive,' and it can . be in-
stalled on all makes of tractors. It
can also be applied to truck seats.
•
(I. K. Has Coldest
Christmas Since 1872
Now .it can be +old that Christ-
mas, 1944, was Britain's coldest
since 1872, the date that systematic
temperature readings were begun.
Londen was the coldest spot,
_with tlie reading 13 degrees Fah-
r mheit, but there were record
sales of ice cream newly returned
to the matket after a wartime
economy ban,
In one restaurant Waitresses
wearing overcoats , old out the
ice cream stock in tWo hours.
Easy Way to Relieve
RHEUMATIC
Aches and Pains
Rare is a simple; easy way to get
relief from the agony of molten,
rheuthetle joints and muscular aches
and pains. Go to any drug store
OM get a bottle' of Ru -Ma. If you
are not p)e5000 with the help it
, gives you—go get your money back.
Tins is a generous offer you can
not afford to Ignore •
49i7
.3%
PdultIeu of •*WS reliaia Us, bans est OM,
heels quickly, no Mal, 28e 22e 50e 51.00. •
"MECCA" OINTMENT
Skin Eruptions
Here is a clean, stainless, pene-
trating antiseptic oil that brings
'speedy relief from the itching and
discomfort.
Not only does this tenting 'anti-
aeptic on promote rapid and healthy
healing in open sores and wounds
but boils and simple ukere are ales
relieved.
In skin affectiens the itehing of
, Beaune is quickly Stopped. :Pimples
--skin .ereptIons dry up and scale
off In a very few days. The same
is true ot BarberIs Itch, Salt Rheum,
Ttching ToeS and Peet and other in-
flammatory slcin disorders.
You ean obtain Moone's Emerald
011 in the • original bottle at arist
modern drug store. Satisfaction or
money .back. •
WIL:LIAMS
cAM,PNORATED
MUSTARD CREAM
when spread on the lorehead
asa Inhaled through Ole nose relieves head
atheS and breaks up head colds. Gives prompt
relief and prevents fertile) tornitlisati0(111.
oasis COMO= Main ik ir Oa eva
TTAWAREPOjli
A
• 'I'het BritaihHas ' Cut ,ImPorts
• Of Agricultural Products, FrOlu
"•8500,000' Tone: To 1,000,000
Tone ;Annually,
Ottawa played host -Met Week • to
the Mart who ,has directed l3ritish
'farming during the war—/Vfinister ,
of `Agriculture, Hon. R. S Hudson.
Mr. Hudion, who his held the
../iritth. Agriculture portfolio singe
1940,,told A preas conference at
Ottawa that bY mechsnzing farin
work "tO the -hilt" durilig the war
years, Britain had mit imports
from 8,500;000 tons • to 1,009,000
tons annhally, eaving vitally -needed
, Shipping space.' DoMestic Product-
ion has been concentrated on the
More bulky • types of foods, and '
shipping space Ilia been 'allocated
to the more concentrated, energy -
giving foods.
Mr. Hudson remarked that
daliy produce was a problem, and
commented: "We won't be able
to end our present rationing of
milk until 1949.4' British milk
• output at present is 14,000,000,000
gallons a year, and it is hoped.
to increase this by 350,000,000
gallons in the next four years.
Sixty thousand Italian war pris-
oners are employ'ed on British
farms, the • Minister disclosed
Turning to post-war plans
for Agriculture he said:
It is planned to train 100,000
ex -service men for that farming
after the war. Most of these
men will b directed into the
operation and maintenance of
farm machinery.
* *
Source of one of the finest lub-
ricants for marine engines, rapeseed
production is to be stepped up thi$
year. Canadian farmers will be
asktd to sow seven acres for every
four sown in 1944.
*
Five hundred million Canadian
eggs, eah stamped with the 'word
"Can -da," will go into Britisfi
homes and restaurants in 1945.
Stamping is a British requirement.
That this offers Canada ate oppor-
tunity to make Britain conscious
-5 the high quality of a Canadian
food -product is emphasizid by the
Doininion egg and poultry mar-
keting service.
* * *
Price control in Canada appears
to be working very well,, judging
from the official cost -of -living in-
dex. Last month this stood at
118.5, down considerably from the
December 1043 level Of 110.3. For
the past five months the index has
beezt held below the level of the
previous year. Lower prices for
eggs, vegetables and fruits contri-
buted the major portion of the
drop..
Panzer Cub
Nazi child snipers are still
active. '
An 11 -year-old German boy,
with a man-sized telescopic sight
rfile was pulled out of a tree in
France,
The youth wore a child size hel-
met arid a camouflage cape. In-
spection of his identification papers
revealed his age.
— The Maple Leaf.
Fewer Farmers
Produced More
' Analysis of Agricultural Bureau
statistics reveals even more specta-
cular farm prosperity than over-all
figures, indicate, says Newsweek.
The largest crops on record —
1043 and 1941 — were produced
by a farm population some 20 per-
cent smaller than in 1940. (About
a fourth of the workers entered
the armed services; Most of the
rest Went into war industries.)
Thus not only has farm cash in-
come incrsased by $10,000,000,00e,
or nearly 120 percent, between
1940 and I044, but the increase is
shared by only 80 percent of the
former ntnnber of farmers.
Ford »To Produce
A Post -War Car
• At Pre -War Price
At least some of the private
enterprises of the United States
realize that the survival of private
enterprise depends upon • vigorous
competition and the lowest pos-
sible selling price of goods, says the
Winnipeg Free Press.
The Ford Company announces
that, despite advanced Costs during
the war years, it will produce a
new and thoroughly modern car
at pre-war prices. when peace
comee. This adnOuncement denies
the generalexpectatiof that cars
must sell at higher prices after the
war because manefaeturing costs
are higher; for, against, higher costs
stands increased efficiency and its
full ` use. ,*
Mr, , C. E. Wilson, president of
General Electric announCes that
when hisfirm goes` back to civilian
production its good will sell at
pre-war prices, despite all the in-
creased costs of operation. Other
manufacturers in the same line
have been suggesting that their
goods must advance from 10 to p
percent in price. Mr, Wilson sees
no such necessity, and Ileproposes
to maintair, his present wage level.
He can do both. he evidently be -
neves, by heeding on to the con-
suther and the wage earner the
-benefits of, mass production and
impraved techniques.
BIC, PUSH ON THE TRUNK IJNE
Using his head in a big way, Karunavathi, Indian ',work elephant,
helps Allied soldiers move a 2600 -pound electric refrigerator into
the Post Exchange of the Southeast Asia Command headquarters.
Karunavathi's pay for the job was a quarter stalk Of bananas and
bread.
An Airman's Creed
For all emotions that are tense
• and strong
• And utniost' knowledge. I have
lived for these.
Lived deep, and let the lesser
things live along,' t
The everlasting hills, the lakes,
the trees.
Who'd give their thousand
years to sing this song
Of life, and matt's high sensibili-
tie's. .
Which I Unto the face of death
can .sing, —
0 Death, thou poor and disap-
pointed thing —
Strike if thou wilt, and soon;
strike breast and brow.
For I have lived; and thou
cans't rob me now
Only of some long life that neer
has been.
The life that I have lived, so
full, so keen.
Is mine; I bold it firm beneath
thy blow
And dying, take it with me
where I go,
(Published in Contact, Nation-
al Magazine of the Royal New
Zealand Air Force.)
• UNPOUCHED
4ftinte
Unfeeling mother of Cuddles, 21,4:
month-old kangaroo in the Sacra-
mento Calif., zoo, tossed her out of
the maternal pouth and left her
to shift for herself. But cuddles is
happy, having been taken into the •
home of zoo director Anthony
Spencer, Above, Mrs. Spencer feeds
the warmly sweatered baby.
Nonstick Bandages
A Boon To Mothers
A new kind of Cotton bandage
will soon be available that will not
catch in the wound and yet will
stay in place without being bound
so tight as to he painfel, David- 0.
Woodbury writes in
Difficult, iejuries to dress, such as
wounds on -the head, knees and el-
bows, can, be , given a complete
covering without . exerting pres-
sure and without preventing , the
movement of the Iiinbs. The trick
is simple: a ehemicel treatment for
the cotton thread used for hospital
gauze that, makes it elastic, and at
the same time slightly rough, so
Unit it will adhereto itself and not
slip at present bandaging gauze
flueS. The new gauze, already in
wide use in naval hospitals, SvilV be
a boon to mothers who have to do
a quick bandaging job et home
WI thou t experience.
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onnding a.Dnistufe
icylre;Irne,
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From Disease
Send. for circular
Redloh Publishing Co.
315 Victoria Ave, . Windeer, out.
1,1,11110.
STUFFY NOSE?
Nose plugged up? Head cold threaten-
ing? Juqt . smear NOSTROLINE
1 in each nostril, Feel clogged mucous
loosen, stuffiness vanish, breathing
passages come clear. Relief is instant.
!NOSTROLINE clears head, stops
discharge, relieves catarrh, head colds.
Convenient. Pleasant. Adults and
children. 50c—all druggists,
OSTR,CILINE
CLIFTON, eitlielot, eatotkato
Free Enterprise
System Explained
From "The Economics of A
Free Society" by William
B. Benton
The free -enterprise system is a
system of production, investment,
and consumption under which
private individuals and business
firms, largely by their own Mit-
iative tend responsibility, combine
the community's labor skills, man-
agerial skills and capital to pro-
duce .the bulk of the goods and
services men 'want. Its most char-
actenstic features as compared with
other economic systems are: maxi-
mum dependence upon competition
and the free play of prices to
determine wha shall produce
what, maximum dependence on
profit as an incentive rather than
on compulsion or prestige, and
maximum emphasis on free per-
sonal choice among the economic
opportunities — be they goods or
jobs — that are available to men,
* * *
Unde: a free -enterprise system,
men risk their resources in private
venture in the hope of personal
gain. A free enterpriser is a young
man going to night school to train
hinisel, for a profession, a lawyer
moving to another locality in the
hop( of developing a better
pe'actice, a worker taking special
training to „achieve a skilled status,
a znan shifting 'from one job to
another in search of a better oppor-
tunity, In a sy'st1-1, of free enter -
',rise, private assets whether of
rior-ey, ta,ent, ambition, or energy
e risked in the hope or gain —
whether by a businesiman seelcing
profit at the risk of loss, bY a
tenant buying his own farm at the
risk of a mortgage debt: or by a
young man starting his own small
business at the risk of losing his
savings and the steady job he held.
A true system of free enterprise
thus encourages venture and risk
takmg, whether by an individual
winker or by a group of individuals
io the form of a co-operative or a
big corporation,
1,167 Fighting Ships
In Growing Navy.
•
The largest Navy in the world,
fighting the most extended war
lis history now has 1,167 Men -on -
war to carry the battle to the ene-
my. And it is still growing.
This wa reported by the Unit-
ed States Navy in a review of ship
production whiell showed that In
the last year 0,911 new vessels
— 420 of thein fighting ships —
joined tbe fleet, boosting the over-
all total to 61,045 Navy ships of
all types,
Headache
Nothing is moredepres-
sing than headaches...
Why suffer?...Lambly's
will give instant' relief;
Lambry's is good forest -
ache. toothache, pains in nu/
hack. stomach, dowels. .44,451://
HEADACHE POWDERS_ so
VIC 101 CHECKED
a Jiffy,
R -or Money Back
Per quick relief from itching caused by eczems.
athlete's foot, scabies, pimples and °Switch:211i
jerroresisWiteiffilik mg=sligar.ei
ak5ildes9 Soothes, &mimes and qinekly calms
intense itching, Don't suffer. Ask you, druggist
today for O. O. O. PRESCRIPTION.
YOU W MENWbWSUFFERFROM,,
1410T,FIASNES.
,Y you sufieff. from hot tizienes,
Neeak, nervous kietable feelings, 'are
O bit blue at itines-49.te to the func-
tional "mIddle,age" period peculiar
to wornen—try Lydia H. PinIchant's
Vegetable compound to relievasttch
sstoPsorns, helps nature/ Follow
label directions. VVertntryAngf
LYDIA EPINKRANI'S gig=
IICEpRIsOrs
• GODS COUNTRY?
t*ominonly we dojo:it sufficientlY,
realize that this continent is, the
only considerable land, area in all
the vrorld that has not ekperiericed
the actUal visiMtion of enemy `
armed' orces.
—Stratford Beacon -Herald
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NOTICg
The Globe and Mail did' not ap-
pear on the day after' the great
storm. We suggest an amended
publication notice: "Published
every lawful morning except
awfifl morning," .
—Toronto Saturday Night
AND THEY'RE NOT HATS
The milliner who said the ctirrent-
ly styled women's hats are "pretty
Mitch alike" is wrong- on three
counts, They aren't pretty,
they aren't much, and they aren't
alike, •
—Kitchener Recorill
—0—
DOES HER BEST
An old-fashioned wife is one
who still thinks part of her job
is darning her husband socks and
trying to mend his ways.
—Guelph Mercury
—0 --
"CASE" GOES TO COURT
Stratfold man who stole a watch
was let go on suspended sent-
ence. And if that doesn't wind up
his criminal career he'll be run
down again.
—Ottawa Citizen
anuivaioxEly.
"I'm ,flurrunoxed," says screen
star Ida Lupino, above, meaning
that she's all confused about her
future, She wants to quit act-
ing and become a full-fledged
writer, because, she says, she's
tired of getting up at 5 am. and
starting a day of dashing hither
and yon about the studio.
There's A Reason
—And A Good One
The. silk in a parachute used by
the boys who drop behind the
enemy lines would, we are told,
make -46 pairs of ladies' silk
stockings. Ladies who can't buy
their stocking needs may not be
eomforted by this information,
but at least they'll know there's
a reason. —Lethbridge Herald
A' Pjece Of Canada
For 'lleturnettlYien
Municipal authorities • of , Fort
Propose to make eVery homes
conning sermenlan and wetnan
tile recipient of a building lot in
pleasant surroundings, says The
Hamilton Spectator. When is
building has been erected within a
reasonable period a lear deed
would be given. The question
would have to be app!;oned by tilt
electors, but Fort Erie is said to
possess ample land blocks and
something is to be said for award*
ing a Little piece of Canada to
those who, have riskesf their lives
to defend it against tyranny
•
•,Recently discovered deposits of
bauxite, the raw material of alumin-
um, have created a boom in land
in Jamaica.
SAFES
Protect your 100010 mad OASIS
from VIRE nod TurnvEs. Wo
have a size and type of 'Safe, or
Cabinet, tor any purroso.
111N, or write tor prleee, etc, to
Dept. W.
(.1.6CJ.TAYLOR LI MITE0
TORONTO SAFE WORKS
145 Front St. 15., Turont•
Eletabilebed 18011
"For Your Healths Sake"
write to
Peoples "Malnutrition"
,• League
323 Victoria Avenue
Windsor, Ontario
RADS/ CHICIts
BABY CHICKS
5000 BREEDERS ON ONE
PLANT
BOOK YOUR 1945 CHICKS NOW
, and get Your chicks when Yoe
want them. Orders are pouring
In. Breeder Hatcheries are always
sold out early. Don't take chances
on ordinary chicks. Place your
'order NOW. Pure Bred Sussex,
Large .Type Leghorns, Sussex 5,
New Hamps., Sussex X Leg -horns,
Rock X Leghorris ock X New
Haines., Barred RB
ocks. send tor
large Mustrated Catalogue and
Price List Lakeview Poultry
Farm, Wein Bros„ xxeter, Ont.,
100 CHICKS FREE
wina EVERY ()EWER OF 100 PUL.
let chicks, we give 100 free chicks
(our choice). Leghorn pullets
822.95 per 100, barred Rock Pul-
lets $19.96 per. 100. White Rock
Pullets 824.96 per M. Brown leg -
horn Pullets 324.96 per 100, .8.11
chicks „bold backed by high egg
pedigreed stock. 81.00 bookyour
order, balance Guaranteed
100% live delivery. Kent Hatch-
ery, Chatham, Ontario,
DANISH BROWN LEGHORNS
MIX -
ed 20 cents. Pullets 35e, Barred
Rocks mixed 14%e. Pullets 26e.
Large English White Leghorn
mixed 12c, Pullets 26e. All stock
nloodtested, bred to lay and high
quality. Coehrane's P o,u 1 t e Y.
Farm, Ridgetown, Ontario.
411.00 MOMS YOUR ORDER
ORDER YOUR 1945 CHICKS NOW.
end not be disappointed, All
' chicks' are from guaranteed test-
ed stotk, and from 25 oz. eggs
better. Barred Rocks 'mixed
*12.00 per 100, White Leghorns
/Weed 011.00 per 1011. Barred
Rock Pullets 519,00 per 100,
white Leghorn Pullets 122.00 per
100, white Rocke mixed $15.00
Der 100, white Rock - Pullets
$24.00 per 100, Brown leghorne
mixed $13.00 per 100. Brown leg.
hare pullets 824.00 Per 1.00. We
guarantee 100111 live deliVerY,
balance paid C.O.D. maple CRY
Hatchery, Chatham. Ontario.
THE EARLY CHICK GETS 'run
worm and the chicks hatehed and
ordered now for early delivery
are going to "get the worm" next
fall wilco egg Prices tkre at their
peak. You can rely on Top Notch
ehicles —healthy, husky babies
rom Government Approved
bloodthsted breeders. They'll live
and lay for you and don't forget
the liberal discount we are offer-
ing for Early Orders tor Top
Noteh chicks. Get the inform-
ation --write today, Also laying -
and ready to lay pullets for im-
mediate » delivery. Top Notch
Chickeries, Guelph, Ontario.
ORDER YOUR CHICKS NOW.
AND YOU ARE GUARANTEED
Your chicks for next spring When
you want them, Starred Rock
mixed 512.00 per len white leg-
borna mixed SILO() per 100, Bar-
red Hoek Pullels 519.00 Per 100, '
white ieghorn pullets $22.110 per
100. Heavy Breed eels. 30.00 per
100. Leghorn Ode, 52.00 Per 100.
A.I1 ohicks hatched from 20 oz,
eggs or better and feom special
meted flocks. (Maranteed
live » delivery, 01,)10 beoke your
order, helance C.0J3, Rainbow
Hatchery, Chethem, Ontario.
BARRED ROCK -AND N'EW RAMP -
Mock, Kenney's
Breeder Thitchery, RR. 2, SAULT
sxrg.'M.Alitl, Ont.
20 FREIE (MUCH*
OUR FOUNDATION STOUR' IS
• registered and pedigreed birds,
Nothing better in Canada. Order
• how. Prices for oinxed baby
chielcs, males and' fern/Get: Bar-
red Rocks, 812 00 per hundred;
W hi te Leg horns, 611.00; • White
Rocks, $15.00; • Brown Leghorns,
$13.00. Pullet priees: teed
Rocks, 019.00; Whlte Leghorne,
$22.00; White , Rock, $24.00;
Brown Leghorns, 024.00, 25 free
chicks, our choice, will be given
for ench 200 mixed chicks order-
ed. ancl 25 free chicks for each
100 dity old pullets • ordered.
Goddard Chick ..elatehery, Bri-
tannia Heights, Ontario.
EARLY ORDER BOOICING D1S-
count. If you order your chicks
early you save 50e per hundred
on non -sexed chicks , 91.60 per
hundred on pullet chicks. If you
tette delivery enrly you can save
an additional $2.00 per hundred
on non-eexecl chicks, r$4.00 per
hundred on pullet chicks. By tek-
ing delivery ently you will not
only SnVe mosey» but yop will
• make •extre. money. Tho buyer
who takes,ectely delivery is gen-
erally the poultryman that makes
the most money. Send for Early
Booking and Early delivery .prIce
list and catalogue today. Also
laying and readY to tleY Pullets
toe immediate delivery. Tweddle
CnIck. Hatcheriee Limited, Fergus,
Ontario.
IF Y011 14AVI11 THE 10201,410 EQUTP-
.ment, get it working with Xtray
early hatched chicks, They get
into the better paying markets
• •for egge. and poultry later on.
But whatever you wont, when-
ever delivered, give us your order
now with breed, quantity, deliv-
eity .date. Bray Hatchery', 130
Sohn St. 11.,, Hamilton Ont.
,
WANTED TO PURCHASE, BREED-
ing eockeeele Black Mittoreas,
Black Australorps, New' Hemp-
narrod Hocks and White
Leghoens. AIR() hatel,ing eggs.
APPlY Box No. 1, 73 Adelaide W.,
Toronto, giVing full details and
NOTICE TO POULTRYMEN
WE DON'T RECOMMEND THIS
use of Oyster Shells—Use Can-
adlan Pure "White Gars, and save
25% and produce better,eggs,
We offer you White Soluble(98%
Calcium Carbonate), and White
Insoluble (over smsinco. Both
available for immeidate shipment
in carload lots, or less—Agente
wanted—Write for prices and
samples.
ST/NSON REES SUPPLY
COMPANY LIMITED,
5585 DELORIMIER AVENUE,
MONTREAL, QUE.
DYEING & CLEANING
RAVE YOU ANYTHING NEEDS
' dyeing or. cleaning? Write to um
for Information. We are glad to
answer your questions. Depart-
ment H, Parker'e Etsre Works
Limited, 791 Yong. Street, To-
ronto.
HAIRDRESSING.
LEARN HAIRDRESSING TRB
Robertson method. InforMation
on request regarding chums.
Robertson's HitirdreesIne Aced- •
emV, 127. Avenue Road. Toronto.
Fon galas
EANDY GIFT, i PLASTIC CIGAR-
ette case, assorted colore tn fancY
b ox, postage included 51.26,
quantity limited. J. E, Benuse-
JOur,- 4567 Papineau AVe., Mon-
treal, •
SNOW PLOUGH, V TYPE WITH
side wing, mounted on White
Treck, Richler Truett & Aut.?
Parts, 879 Wellington St. Mon -
_trim% Que
liLzepiuo m0.70its, Nnw, 05E0,
bought, sold, rebulitt, belts, pul-
leys Welshes. Allen Electric Com-
PatlY Ltd., 2326 Oufferin St., To-
ll:Mt°.
FOUR NANNY GOATS. APPLY 37
O'Loanc) Avenue, Stratford,
DAY-OLD WHITE PEKIN DUCK-
lings, Available for March. Write
for information. Book early. Ux-
Spring Farms, Uxbridge, Ont.
ma &tux 017 NotrilinInx
ONTARIO
S 51 A L L COMPLETE PACKING
plant, with refrigeration. 17 acres
of land with house and other
buildings, Will sell as is Unit or
equipment separateiy. 13ox 5, 73
Adelaide W.. Toronto,
2 SETT WATER POWER CUSTOM
woollen mill for sale on good
river. Must sell milt oe machinery
by the 151 of April. SpeedevIlle
Woolen Mill, Route 1, Preston,
GARAGE, BLACKSMITH SHOP,
implement Warehouse end equip-
ment for sale in central Mani-
toba,- Box 4, 73 Adelaide W„ To-
ronto.
POULTRY MAN'S SACRIFICE.
Look, something new and guar-
nnteed, Electric Chielcen Plelcing
Machine, Dreams 200 chickens ber
hour. Saves 00% pielcing costs.
Spertal for eaeh $150.00. lieng,ieg
Richt for chickens, e feet long;
strong, ettirdy, shipped hi knock.
ed. -down condition that only re-
quires boltieg, Del -Mar Farms,
19 Centre E., Richmond 15111,
Phone 117J.
MODEL 25 Northweet h -yard
shevei-dragline combination, re-
paired., 813,000.
MODIIIL.105 Northwest shovel.crene
combination; , fair working con-
dition; 85,300.
VARIOUS clam Shell and draglIne
buckets, booms, compressors,
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ISSUE 3,-1945