Clinton News Record, 1945-02-01, Page 8CHURCHILL VISITS 'MONTY' ON WESTERN FRONT
After confering with Field Marshal Sir Bernard L. Montgomery, Prime Minister Winston Churchill,
smoking big cigar leaves small station in Belgium. Following hrief visit to Western Front gnash
leader returned to London early in January.
. WHAT SCIENCE
IS DOING
Anti -Freeze
As a fruit, of the largest Chem-
urgic experiment so far under-
taken in Canada, scientiats of the
'National Research Council.. now
are turning out biitylene
glycol -
a superior ant -freeze --as a by-
product of wheat in a pilot plant
. overlooking the Rideau river.
Butylene glycol can be broken.
clown chemically into several
other useful substances, and re -
Search into these possibilites now
is going on.
The plant produces EY pounds of
b,utylene glyco and six 'mends of
ethyl alcohol from a bushel of
• wheat.
At one stage of the work the
investigators dug into a garden
, while a temperature of 30 degrees
, below zero prevailed to find a
.. bacillus capable of fermenting wbeat,
rapidly and directly.
They developed _ a• strain called
• Aerobacillus polymyxa which cut
the fermentation period from 10.
days to three days.
A noteworthy feature of the ex-
traction process is that off -grade or
damaged wheat . can be used, and
such virieties often contain more
• starch ind hence are More desirabli
than premium grades.
London To Paris
Service Resumed
The first civilian boat train in
four year and nine months left
London last week for Paris. Pas-
sengers were notified- secretly
when to assemble.
Theservice, sponsored by the
Ministry of War Transport and
Frenchauthorities, will take only
three classes of travellers --- busi-
nessmen whose journeys have,
been certified by the Government,
relati'ves of wounded soldiers,and
servicemen. '
The travelers, all carefully
checked by French and British of-
ficials, must make their own ,ar-
rangements for billeting and feed-
ing in Paris..
Silicone
A new 'substitute for rubber,
called silicone, is said to be the
heft ,yet, says The Port Arthur
New's-Chronicle. It is described as .
"bouncing putty," soft and•
like slightly undertone taffy, and ,.
with the bounce of a .golf ball,
'We Have Given Everything — We
Ask Nothing In Return': Churchill
Prime Minister Churchill brought
the House to its feet cheering
when he.asserted last week:
"We seek no territory, we covet
no oil fields, we demand no,' bases
for the forces of the air or of the
sea.
We do not set. onrselves up in
rivalry of bigness or •might with
any other community in the. world.
We have given and we shall con-
tinue to 'give eve6thing we have.
We ask nothing in return except
that consideration and respect
which our due, and if that were
denied us We shall still have •a
good conscience,
"Let none either in our. country
or commonwealth .or in the out-
side world misname us, traduce our
methods. Our actions are no doubt
subject to huina.n error, but our
actions in small things and great
are disinterested, lofty and true. I
repulse those, calumnies, ,wherever
they crime from, that Britain and
the British Empire are selfish,
power greedy and land greedy and
obsessed by dark schenies of Euro-
pean intrigue or colonial expan,,
skin, •
"The British Commonwealth and
nation may rest assured that the
Union Jack of freedom will for-
ever fly from the white cliffs of
Dover."
Socialists Would
Kill Incentive
Socialists sneer at the •man with
initiative; hold in contempt the
man who wants to build a busi-
ness, make- things, provide jobs;
says the Fitiancial Post. According
to their plans, the job making is
to be done by the politicians and
the civil servants, •with all of • us
the pawns in their game.
The author and lecturer, Dr.
Donald Laird, gives a very apt
illustration to this.
The trout 'is a fighting fish with
lets of initiative. But scientists
easily 'found a way to take it all
out of him. They put a glass ,parti-
tion in his water tank; the trout '
in one end, a Minnow in the other.
The trout flashed :toward the
minnow, crashed his nese on ethe
glass. Again, and again, he tried:
again and again, got a crack on the
nose, He watched the minnow
carefully; for that day' gave up, the
struggle,
Next day, he was again hurling
himself after the minnow, pound-
ing his snout on the glasS. But he
gave up sooner.
The third day, . he ;tried Again,
gave up sooner.
A few more days, the partition
was removed. But the •trout's initi-
ative was gone.. He stayet. in his
own end .of the tank. The minnow
was completely safe.
There's .a moral for thoae.people,
y'llo•think we can safely try "just
a little bit of . socialism"; then ,
cuaage our political diet if • it -fails
h produce the promised milleniurn.
The maker of jobs wile ,gett a ,
sock on the jaw from lawmakers.
and officials- every time he 'shows
drive and initiative, and fighting
'spirit Soon learns to stop trying.
And the biggest loss is to the Can-
adian' people as a whole. .
Soviet Grapefruit
Photo Taken In
Millioneth Of Second
Officials of the Westinghouse
Electric and Manufacturing Com-
pany, Baltimore, have disclosed the
development of an X-ray machine,
which takes a picture in one mil-
lionth of a second.
The high-speed picture -taking
• machine was made in answer' to
a request from military Ordnance
engineers for a way to take pic-
tures of an artillery shell as it
passed through the -muzzle of the
gun and as it pierced a "plate of
armor; • company spokesmen re-
ported. *
The first grapefruit grove in the.
USSR, in Georgia, will yield an
estimated 100,000 grapefruit this
• year. Introduced front the United
States only a few yekri ago, the
grapefruit is gaining wide popular-
ity in the 'USSR Planting was -
halted by the , war, but the groves
in. the sub -tropical zone art now
being expanded.
Aches and Pains of
RHEUMATISM
Your money will Pe returned be
any drug store if one bottle of
Ru -Ma, doee not show you the
easY Way to got relief from
the cruel, sttleborn aehes and palm;
of rheumatism. Ru -Ma must please
you or money back, One bottle will
convince you,
•
RED HEROINE
,OTTAWA REPORTS
That Canada Is Now In Third
Place Among The Trading
Nations Of The World
With only about one'half of one
percent of the world's population,'
Canada has stepped into third'place
'among the trading nations, and is
emerging as one of the most ins-
poftant surplus -producing coun-
tries, the Royal Bank of Canada
points out, in its January' letter,
adding that after the ,wat-, it will
be among the three or four creditor
countries, The letter draws atten-
tion to the , increasing proportion
of manufactured go‘orls exported,-
65%.in 1943 as compared with 33%
in 1014, and advances the argument
Shat Canada must work to estab-
lish or re-establish other countries
on' a modern footing if she is to
solve her own problems. The
Bank's •surVey notes that out of
about $9,000,000,000 woeth of war
goods produced in this country
since the beginning of the war,. lbe-
tween site and seven billion .dollars'
worth has, been for the other
United Nations. .
Made a hero, of the Soviet Union
for her exploits during the Red
Army's forcing of the Dnieper
River, Senior Sergeant of the
Guars Vera Koshcheyeva, above,
displays "her collection of medals
won in combat.
Perambulators!
- Peak Of Luxury
It requires mental , effort to
grasp the differencein Vcp,VS be -
Meet' the European , and' African,
says The HOIT, Walter Elliott in
United EMPire, 1 met an African
who had been at Weinbley and I
asked him what had impressed him
most in London, I thought he
might say the motor busei . or de
streets or the number of people,.
but Mane of these things impressed
bini so much as the staggering fact
of ,perambulators 1 The idea of
groups Of people so rich and
ish, so'sybaritic in their habits that
- they had small carte built to Carry
their children about, Was the most.
remarkable thing - he had : 'encoun-
tered in all hit. travels.
Enough milkweed floss' to. fill
60,000 fighting men's life jackets,'
gathered last fall by Ontario and
- Quebec school chhren, is now
b&ug processed. The Agricultural
supplies board, which bought about
120,000 -bushels of the pod,s, reports
that to date 18 carloads have been
shipped to Wisconsin where the
floss is being processed, Approxi-
mately two. blishels;.or 1,600 pods,
are required to fill one life jacket.
*
Thare is no intention or need to
restore coffee and tea rationing in
Canada, officials, of the federal -
prices board' stated at Ottawa.
Commenting on a recent buying
flerry of these, commodities, they
, added that consumers should. not
. be misled by unfounded rumors,'
• and should be quick to discourage
their . circulation,
* *
„ Canada may sell more than $100,-
000,000 worth of supplies to the
United Nations Relief and Reha-
bilitation Adininistration during the
present year, say officials here.
More than U0,000,000 has been
spent in Canada already. Among
the Canadian products being sold
are fish, grain, seeds, clothing,
agricultural machinery, canned
meats and mararoni,
* *
Canada spent $94,000,000 last
year in subsidizing Canadian far-
mers to reach wartime production
levels, Agriculture Minister Gar-
diner disclosed last week, Mr.
Gadiner said that it is intended to
continue last year's subsidies into.
3945 without. important a•tnend-
inents. •
Less Wheat
Bad weather has handicapped
Winter sowing of wheat through -
Out the British Isles' and wheat
acreage in 1045 may be consider-
ably -reduced, say agricultural ex-
perts.
Itching Scalp —
Loose Dandruff
Tfy This Home Treatment
For Quick Ease and Comfort
Here is a clean povverful penetrat-
ing oil that brings speedy relief e
from the itching torture and dis-
comfort.
Don't dig with fingernails, that
only serves to spread the trouble.
jest use equal parts of Moone's
Emerald 011 and olive oil. Apply
gently with the fingertips bnce a
day and shampoo every foltrth daY.
You'll find this treatment not only
soothes the itching and torture but
helps promote more rapid healing—
loose floating dandruti becomes a
thing of the past.
You can obtain Emerald. Oil in
the original bottle • at any modern
drug store.
Nazis Reach.,13otpnn
Of Clothing Barrel
With a great Splash of publicity
the Nazis Jan. 7 asked the Ger-
man people to Sacrific'e for the war
effort all but the barest essentials
of clothing that they, still possess.
300,000 iiart-time workers , oper-
ating through many thoueand col-
lection depots, will. ferrel out .such
items as old uniforms of the Nazi
Party, army, policemen, firemen,
and postmen, "as well as civilian
garments from underwear to over-
coats.
'Flit drive is being conducted as
part of "total mobilization" to
equip and clothe "thousands of
Volkssturm battalions for front
service," the Berliu correspondent
of the newspaper Svenska: Dagbla-
det Wrote. •
UniforMs ' of fallen soldiers,
which families Were keeping as
mementoes, also must be parted
with. All donors were warned they
could expect no -reimbursement Or
favorable treatment On futtiretex-
tile rations:
The .Germans also , announced
:12 to 14 year old boys And girls,
not otherwise employed, would be
put to work in post offices. They
will .Work,a five-hour day.
DID YOU KNOW that
Maxwell House Coffee is
roasted evenly through
and through by the re-
maikable"Radiant Roast"
Process? You will enjoy
this delicious, fragrant
coffee. Your grocer has. it,
VOICE OP THE I
PRESS
JUST A SUGGESTION
It would be "populaire" with
many thousands of right-thinking
Canadian, if a few "blocks" of con-
crete were dropped on the neads of
those noisy, ant-Btitish Bloc Pop-
ulaire leaders down in Quebec.
-St, Thomas Titnes-Jourreal
NOT ENOUGH
Always' hope for the best„ but
don't sit down and call it a day's
work. •
—Guelph Mercury
OAT MILEAGE NOW
With the roads in the back con-
cessions In poor shape Inc motor-
ing, farmers are , discussing, the
,t/illeage they, get on a gallon of
-oats.
-Kitchener Record
SHADY BUSINESS
Hitler is said to, be so exces-
sively anxious regarding his per-
sonal safety that he is doubling
Buckingham Palace
Bombing Now Told
A. bomb Crashed through the
roof of Buckingham Palace and
through the Queen's , apartment
during the Loudon blitz, it was per-
mitted to disclose recently.
Eightmen of the Palace Horne
Guard unit disposed of thethree-
fbot-long explosive. Two of them,
later ecirnmended for bravery, were
Maj. John Cowan, a.company cons-
inander who since has died, and
Maj. Thomas Williams.
The King last weelc personally
inspected this Home Guard unit at
its stand -down parade. Every man
had kept the three-year secret of
the bomb and the damage it caused.
his shadows and shadowing his
doubles.
—Ptincle
-0--
• STICKING TO LT
It is seventy-five Years since
ohewing gum was patented and an-
other great industry started on its
way. Imagination, initiative and
5tick-to-itivenes9 did the rest.
-Winnipeg Tribune
CHECKED
.op Money Back
For quick relief from itchinicaused.by eczema,.
athlete's foot, scabies, pimples and otheritching
conditions, use pure. cooling, medicated, liquid
0.0. D. PRESCRIPTION. Greaseless and
stainless. Soothes, comforts and quickly calms
intense itching. Don't suffer. Ask your druggtst
today for D. D. D. PRESCRIPTION. •
VVILLIAMS
CAMPHORATED •
MUSTARD CREAN
Quickly NEUEVES Eukulax
PAINS In legs and body, driving away..
possible complications from exposure to cold
and dampness. Try It at once for- relief.)
Wed MOM Wee fent le fol gum
Nervous estiess
OA "CERTAIN DAYS" Of ?he Month?
If • functional periodic disturbances
make you feel nervous; cranky, high-
strung, tired, weak and "dragged out"
—at such' times—start at once, try
,Lyclia, E. Pinkharn's Vegetable com-
pouied to relieve such symptoms. ere a
is product that limes Maims. Follow
label directions. Pinkham's Compound
Is worth. trying/ Madegn Canada.
LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S comiTnki
ACCOUNTANTS & AUDITORS
INCOME TAX REPORTS COM-•
plete Bookkeeping pongees, Small
or Large Busineesss. Travel any-
where. Albert Brett & Co., 8
Wellington St: E” Toronto, Ont.
HART CHICKS
BART CHICKS •
8000 BREEDERS ON ONE
PLANT
BOOK YOUR 1940 ' CHICKS NOW
and get your chicks when you
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. Sugsee. X
New stamps, Sussex X Leghorns.
Rock X Leghorns. Rock X. New
Nampa., Barred Rocks. Send for
large illustrated Catalogtife afid
Price. List. Lakeview Poultry
Farm, Wein 3.5.,p,,p1.,Easter, Om. ,
- -
100 CHICKS FREE
WITA tVEttit °WAR CIP 100 POE.
(our choice). Leghorn pullets
let chicks. we give 100 free chicks
32195 per 100, barred Rock pul-
lets $19 95 per 100. White Rock
Pullets 924.95 per 100. Brown leg -
horn Phliets 924.95 per 100. All
thleks sold backed by high egg
pedigreed stock. $1.00 books your
order, balance C.O.D. Guaranteed
100% live delivery. Kent Hatch-
ery. Chatham, Ontario.
DANISH BROWN LEGEORNS MIX -
06 '20 cents. Pullets 35c, Barred
Rocics mixed 1416c. Pullets 25c.
Large English White Leghorn
mixed 12c, Pullets 26e. All stock
'bloodtested, bred to lay and 'high
quality, .Cochrane's Poultry
l'arm, Rldgetown, Ontario.
DELIVERY OF EGGS TO BRITAIN
Means fewer for the home market
unless poultrykeepers get busy
with chick orders. Don't .have
• idle equipment.. Get it working
for you with January -February
chicks. Whether you want chicks
now or later, we can let you have
them when yen. want them, but
suggest You send us your .0rder
soon. Wide choice breeds, hy-
brids. Bray Hatchery, 130 John
• N., Hamilton, Ont,
311.00 ROOKS YOUR ORDER
ORDER YOUR 1.245 CHICKS NOW.
and -not be disappointed. All
chicks are from guaranteed test-
ed stock, and from 25 ozeggs
or better. Barred Reeks mixed
312.011 per 100, White Leghorns
mixed 011.00 per 100. Barred
Rock Pullets $19.00 per 100,
white Leghorn Pullets 822.00 per
100, white flocks Mixed 910.00,
per 100, White Rook Pullets
524.00 pet 101 Brown ieghorns
mixed $13.00 per 109 Brown leg -
horn pullets 924.00 i:Ter 100. We
guarantee 1,00% live delivery,
balance paid C.O.D. Maple City
Hatchery, Chatham Ontario.
litIKONDALE CHICKS
111021 QUALITY AT REASON.A.BLEI
prices.. All chit:its backed by
Pedigreed tested stock and from
20 oz. eggs from Special Mated
• Flocks.
Price Mixed; Chicks—Davred Rocks,
$12.50 per UM; Sussex X New
Hanle., Pure Sussex tted Rock X
New Hann). $13.00 per 100: Large
Type Leghorns, Sussex X Leg -
horns and Rock Leghorns
312.25 per 100.
All HeavY Breed Cockerels' $8.00
per 100; Rock X Leghorn and
Sussex X Leghorn Cockerels 93.50
Per 100; Leghorn Cockeeels $1.60
per 100. $1.00 per 100 deposit,
balance C.O.D. Send your order
to 11.11JR0NDALL1 0141CK HATCH-
ERY. LONDON, ONTARIO.
• ORDER YOUR CHICRS NOW-,
AND YOU ARE, GUARANTNIED
' Your chicks for next spring when
you went them. Barred Rock
° mixed 912.00 per 100, whlie leg -
borne mixed $11,00 per 100, 'tar-
red Reek Pullets $19.00 per 100,
white leghorn pullets 532.00 per
100. Heavy Breed Cals. 86,00 per
100. Leghorn Ckls. $2.00 per 100.
All chicks hatched from 36 oz,
eggs or better and from spedial
' meted flocks. Guaranteed 100%
live dell,very. ete0 books your
order, belance C.O.D. Rainbow
Hatchery, Chatham, Ontario.
' 23 FREE CHICKS
OUR. FOUNDATION STOCK IS
registered and pedigreed Weds,
. Nothing better in Canada. Order
now. Prices for mixed baby
• chicks,males: and femalos: Bar-
red RoCks, 912,00 per hundred;
White Leghorns, 911.00; • White
Rocks, 915.00; Brown Leghorns,
913.00, Pullet prices: Barred
Rocks, $19.00; White Leghorns,
322.00; WhiteReeks, $24.00;
Brown Leghorn& 524,00. 26 tree
Chicks, our efloice, will be given
for each 200 mixed chicks order-
ed and 25 fre,e, chicks, fer each
100 daj, old •pullets ordered,
Goddard Chick fIatchery. Bri-
tannia Heights. Onterio.
/1110AD BREASTED .SIJSSICE box
THOUSANDS AVAILABLE WEE21-
1Y, it you order at once. Our
Broad Breasted Sussex .eox bring
top prices on the market. White •
skinned, long • rounded, . breasts.
Also New Ramp. coxwith fast
growth and feathering. Sussex X
Leghorns and Rock X Leghorns
make good toasters and grow
fast up to 4-5 lbs. You can buy
the'se for $4,00 per 100: Also mix-
ed heavy cox e0.00 per 100.... All
from our well-bred, healthy,
blood tested breedere. 5000 Breed-
ers on ONE plant. LakevieW
Poultry Farm, Wein Bros., Exeter;
Ontax-lo.
Tau POULTRYMAN THAT STANDS
the best chance ,to make money
ine1915-1946 is the man who se-
cures his chicks early. Groat Bri-
tain wants 500,000 cases of eggs
from September lst to December
gist, It's early hatched pullets
(not late hatched) that will pro -
'duce these eggs. You will not
only make extva money, but you
will save mohey by taking eerie
delivery. We offer Early DeliverY
Discount up to $4.00 per hundred
and Tearly Booking Discounts up
to 51.00 per hendred. Send for
full details at once. Free catal-
eguel Also laying and ready to
ley pullets for itranediate delivery.
TWeddie Chick Hatcheries Limit -
BARRED ROCK AND NEW !KAMP-
sh I re, (I.R.S. Flock, Kenney's
Breeder Hatchery, RA, 2, SAULT
STE. MARW., Ont.
'ACCO'
YOPACc9
Loses Both Hands:
Given New Fingers
When ICulemoa, a Soviet officer
and former railway worker, lost
the fingers of both heads at the'
front, plastic surgeons made hint
new fingers by separating the bon-
es of his hands. Kuleinoff also got'
artificial het, Psychiatrists helped
him recover •frOm the psychic
shock he suffered when tortuTed by
the thought that he had no
place in life hecause of his loss of
limbs. Now he is being trained for
scientific work in a laboratory.
BABY _CHICKS
PLAN YOUR 1945 PROFITS WITH
Chicks of distinctton.• You can
depend on "chicks of distinction"
because our flecks have been
selected and bred. for real money
Making • qualities these man),
years. Results prove they have
the ability. You-cen purchase, TOP
Notch' February hatched 'White
Leghorn non -sexed at 11.45 per
hundred, 'Barred Rock and New
Hampshire X Barred Rocks at
12.45. 900' pullets, White Leg -
horns 24.96, Barred Rocks and
New Hampshire X Barred Rocks
at 20.95. Free catalogue, Also lay-
ing and ready to lay pullets for
immediate delivery. Top Notch
Chickeries, Guelph, Ontario.
ORDER '5103)15 1945 BARRED ROCK
chicks now. ' High placings in
Capadien eln Americacontest-a
a
alm1921 ecTind high Barred
Rock pen 191 Illinois State Con -
teat. Circular, Angus Urquhart,
Greenfield, Ont..
DARK CORNISH GAME COCKER -
els, grand 1.100, development,
range raised. Choice Breeders,
weights 8 lbs. Prices $10.00. 07.50,
95.00. George Denbest, 8112, 118
AVentle, Edmontah, Alta.
R.O.P. SIRED LEGHORN CHICKS,
Hatch off every Wednesday. Slat- '
tery's Poultry Farm.,Altona Rd.,
R.R. 2, PICKERING, ONT.
2600 BREEDERS—BLOOD TESTED
BOOK 2107310 .1040 CHICKS NOW.
High quality at reasotable prices.
All breeders culled. Inspected,
banded and approved by Canadian
Baby Chick inspectors. Pure Sus-
sex mixed 14c, Sussex X New
Hamps. mixed 13e40, White Leg -
horns, Rock X Leghorns and
Sussex X Leghorne mixed 13c.
Heavy Breed Cockerels 6c, Sussex
X •Leghorn and Rock X Leghorn
Cockerels 4c. 100% Live delivery
guaranteed. 31.00 per 100 books
your order. Balance 0.0.1). ROSE -
LAWN rArtms & ITA.TCHERY,
Nevv• Hamburg, Cinterio.
DYEING & CLEANING
HAVE YOU ANYTHING NEEDS
dyeing or cleaning? Write to us
for information. We are glad to
anewer your questions. Depart-
ment fl, Parker's Dye Worke
Limited, eat yonge Street. To-
ronto.
HAIRDRESSING
LEARN HAIRDRESSING THE
Robertson method. In tormn Lion
on request regarding classes.
Robertson's Hairdressing Acad-
emy, 137 Aventle Road, Toronto.
von. •sa.Lo
ELECTRIC MOTORS, NEW. usnt),
bought. sold. rebuilt; belts, pul-
leys :meshes, Alien Electric Com -
Pliny Ltd., 2326 Durferin $t., To-
ronto.
GARAGE, BLACKSMITH 91101',
' implement Warehouse and equip-
ment for sale in central Mani- ,
toba. Box .1, 73 Adelaide W., To-
ronto,
POULTRY MAN'S SACRIFICE..
Look, something new and guar-
anteed, lateetrie Chicken Picking
Machine. Dresses 200 chtekens-per
.hour. Saves 00%. Melting costs.
'Special foe cash 2150.00. Banging
Racks for chickens, 6 feet long,
strong, sturdy, shipped in knock-
ed -down condition "thet• only re-
quires bolting, Del-kitif Farms,
19 Centre E., Richmond Hill,
Phbne 1171
T RIU C KING TRANSPORTATION.
'Well established, business, in the
county of Abitibi and Temiscant-
ingue, located in Noranda, Que.,
5 trucks, garage 85 x 40, room
for, 7 trucks, storage settee on
2nd fleet; hot Water heating sys-
tem. Will sell at fair price for
cash. Apply by letter to Noranda,
Qua,: Box 386, Noranda, Que.
SAWMILL CA R RI A 0 E, NEW,
.complete, motors, arbors,
vises, beams, angles, etc. Beech -
Wood , Machinery, Ottawa, Ont.
22 II.P.• strnAm TRACTION EN -
gene ' for sale, locomotive type
Imitate 150 lb. pressure, good run-
ning condition. Box 8, 73 Adelaide
W., Toronto, Ont •
MEDICAL
PROVEN REMEDY—EVERY SUE -
'Rarer of Rheumatic Pains or.
Neuritis should try Dixen's Rem-
edy. Munro's Drug Store, 335 Ele .
In, Ottawa. Postpaid 9100.
'MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS .
FRED A, BODDINGTOly.. BUYS,
• sells, exchanges mueleal instru- •
ments. 111 Church, Toronto 2.
300 ACRE FARM,. TWO SETS. OP
good buildings. HYdro, Water
Well, 20 acres* bush .running to
Lake froetagei. In corn, , bean,
tobacco district. Near School,.
church on No. 3 Highway. Will
sell fully equipped or will divide
and sell as rive farms. Apply to •
Box 270, Ridgetown, Ont.
MODERN BAKESHOP, SEPARATE
house, only orie in Vlllagc, splen -
'did business, easy terms. Gus
Campbell, Mt. Bridge, Ont.
COLLIE YEARLING FEMALE COW
dog $5.00. Spitz male pups WM.
Terriers. Pair Bantams 32.00 or-
dered direct (cash). Ivan Moore,
Athens, Ont. f
'REGISTERED NO. 1 KING GOLD
SPIAL HYBRID 8RE1) CORN
86 TO 120 DAY.MATLIRITIES; vArt-
tettes, suttable tor both ensilage
and grain, also a full line et Seed
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