HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 1945-04-12, Page 7FEMALE
MISERY
TTPWL REPOIITS
That The Captial le Busy With
The Problem of Shortages
And Impending Shortages
On the heels of an order that re-
quires consemers to place next
year's orders for coal by June 1
for priority ip delivery and to take
a proportion of. substitute fuel With
all purchases of high w ade coal,
comes a warning of fuelwood short
-
Agee next winter. Hon. C. D. Howe
has urged municipalities to __take
the .inatter in hand now and to
arrange to have ae much wood as
possible cut 'inthe spring and
early summer in wood-hurning'
areas of Ontario, Quebec and New
Brunswick where the. shortage
threat is greatest. Operators. of
poultry brooders, must place ordera
for next year's brooder coal as
soon as possible after June 1. Ex-
cept by, permit, this must be bought
from the operator's regular dealer.
*,- * *
The Prices Board chairman has
warned of continuing shortages in
foods- and textiles. Paint dealers
are arranging distribution of stocks
to meet shortages caused by lack
of basic paint and varnish com-
ponents. Control of antimony sales,
lifted last July, have been restored
by the metals controller. Militae.•
requirements .of hydrogen peroxide
havo became so urgent that quotas
for dealers have been drastically
curtailed. The chemicals controller
said that as a result certain textiles
will lack their customary white-
ness, antl:Pthers will not be dyed
in colors as ,pa1eas previously
until the war demand lessens.
* * *
Two surgeon lieutenants who
worked all night to save the lives
of the wbunded on H.M.C.S. An-
nan in a • recent battle with an
enetny submarine have urged That
all possible credit be given to blood
plasma. The gunnery officer,
struck. fin the abdomen from an
enemy shot that exploded against
a gunshield, required three and
a half pints of the eight pints used.
This was to permit an iminediate
three-hour operation. Three of the
crew Were seriously injured. Four
were regarded as minor cases, The
sub was sunk after a tough battle.
With the first camps- to open
about May .1, a limited number
of war prisoners will be made
available for work in western.
Ontario. The suminer internment
camp will be reopened et Chatham,
and hostels will be opened in the
counties of Middlesex, ,Huron,
Norflok and possibly. Kent. The
Lahr nr and National Defence De—
partments are co-operating in the
project.
Nazis Can't Even
Believe. Their Eyes
'' A flont reporter said Prime Min-
ister Churchill and Field Marshall
• Montgomery halted a( one point
• on their trip to the east side of the
, Rhine last week to watch a group
of 4-erman prison,ers being fer-
ried back over the Rhine
A British guard turned to the
Gerinan captives and shouted
, raucously: "Have a good look.
0 -„There's Winnie and Monty cross-
• Ana your Rhine. ..1 -low about it?"
Even seeing is not believing for
Gernfaii paratroopers taken. pris-
oner, Asked what they thought
when they saw the great airborne
mode flying over them these
German paratroopers shook their
heads and said:
"11 was just .13ritisb propaganda." •
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ON VISIT TO CANADIANS
Prime Minister -Winston Chnrchill believes ,in seeing the allied
fighting troops as oftenas possible and when possible right in their
own lines, Here he is shown, bending before'a Maple Leaf insignia,
signing his name in the visitors book after lunching at the end
Canadian Corps during a recent visit to the Western Front. Watch-
ing the Premier signing is Lieut. -Gen, G. G. Simmonds, C.B., D.S.O.,
General Commanding 2nd Canadian Corps.
VOICEpRgs TilE
MAD BEE'S.
Ain't radio wooderfult One of
the commentators last night swung
away from the war ,and got onto
the subject of bees. And among
other points he mentioned was that
bees sometimes shed their hair, and
get bald. It must make a bee mad
to have a comb in the hive and not
be able to use it.•
• — Ottawa Citizen.
SUSPICIOUS!
Right beneath the story of a hen-
house robbery, a Minnesota Raper
printed a church notice announcing
a dhicken supper. The editor is,be-
lieved to have -left town for a few
days.
— Hamilton Spectator,
MAN -LIKE
We do find it a. terrible hardship
to do without the few things we
do not need.
— Brandon Sun,
Synthetic Tires
Withstand Speed
Synthetic tires made by the Fire-
stone Tire & RIlbber Company of
Canada Limited have successfully
completed a most gruelling speed
test made to ascertain just how
such tires stand up under high
speeds.
The test was authorized by the
U,S. Government and conducted
by the American Automobile As-'
sociation. . Locale was the, In-
dianapolis Speedwayscene of the
prewar automobile' classics. Wil-
bur Shaw, famous three -time win-
ner of the Indianapolis Race, vol-
unteered to make the. test. Driving
a racing car equipped with regu-
lar tires taken from stock. Shaw
drove 600 Miles at an average
speed of 100 miles per hour, taking
the, turns al DO miles and step-
ping up to more thaw 135 miles an
hour on .the straightaWays without
a single skid or blowout. Tire
engineers 'say it is equal to 50,000
miles of ,ordinary driving.
Soviet Government
Pays Foreign Debt
Quoting Henry. Morgenthau,
United States Secretary of the
Treasury, Lowell' Thotnas the
other evening uncovered for the.
first time a story about the in-
tegrity of the Soviet' Goveptnent
in its foreign commitments, Says
the St. Catharines Stendard. In
the dark days of 1941, when Rus-
sia needed food and other ship-
ments badly from the United
States and, not baiting any estab-
lished credit in the United States,
Moscow asked for ninety days ip
whin to ship old to the value of
• ta0,000,000. Th• the meantime, the
Govermnent oedered the ship-
ments to be cleared for • Russian
ports. But during those three
months,' the gold was lost by
enemy action, a British truiser on
which the yellow tnetal had been
loaded was sunk, coining out on ire
Arctic route from Murmansk, Rus-
sia did not hedge over . this set-
back; simply asked for 90 days
more, and.a new shipment of gold
was made. It came through by
transport platie to Alaska, then
was • transferred to United •States
• planes, many of which had a hard
time getting off the ground. 'Treas-
ury officials on board prevented
the crew frotn throwing the heavy
rixes overboard.,
The moon, when full, • Weide off
about nine times as lunch light as -
it does when at the quarter.
RED CROSS HEAD
C. Biuce Hill, KO, well-known
St. Catharinee manufacturer, who
assumeoffice as president of the
Ontario Division of the Can-
adian Red Cross Society at
the Annual Meeting in Toronto
on April! 16.
Dresden Catastrophe
,The Puritan radio concedes that
Dresden, a city of 1,000,000 people,
has been "wiped from the map of
Europe" by Allied bombing. "The
Dresden catastrophe," say the Ger-
,mans, "Is without precedent. Not
a single detached building re-
mains intact or even capable of re-
construction,"
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spoons of this fine medicine with one
labiespoon of lemon juice in a glass of
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Write for Informative booklet
"Here's Good Realth to You" to
Stafford -Miller (of Canada) Ltd.,
Dept, 9, 172 John St. Toronto, Ont
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Women !r Aerial
Transport Service
The fact is not so ts.ell known as
it shoeld he that there are 'hun-
dreds of wonich pilots set-aing in
Britain, Cointnents the SU -effort(
Beacon-f-Ierald, Most of them are
British girls, bin there ale also
(Mite a few Americans. Their job
is • to relieve the no:la/at pilots . by
transporting bonahers from • fac-
tories to' airfields, or from airfield
to airfield, and generally , flying
planes in niessenger service, or
carrying arnall-package goods. A
13ritish official Who visited an air-
port recently anti wanted to get to
another in a harry wa.agreatly
surprised when he was assigned
a• seat in a •'Lancaster bomber
which was piloted by, a young
woman. Before 'tarting -off she
„ checked np the mechanism with all
the skill of an engineer, and hand-
led tile controls of the powerful
machine as if it were an ordinary,
routinejob to her ---which it 'was,
Clock From Scrap
Ileitis]) prisoners in Stalag III,
Germany, •claim that their clock,
made from old tins 'and ,a gramo-
phon'e spring, loses only 20 seconds
a day,.
SUBTERRANEAN BATTLEGROUND
, .'• ,
One of the weirdest battles of this war waa fought deep beneath
the Rhine River, near Krefield, •Germany, in the coal mine pic-
turned above, German patrols froxn the east bank of the river met
civilian miners working from the side, and the ensuing sub-
terranean Pattie vas entirely unknown 'to ground forces above.
an Allied officer, left, and a miner examine the extent of damage
following "blowng" of the tunnel to block off Germans.
U.K. Bacon Ration
4 Ounces A Wee
Let 110 one get the •impression
that, while we reduce otir eon-
sumption of pork in order to assist
in supplying Britain, the people of
the United Kingdom are growing
fat on the pork.ive send them. The
British bacon ration is four ounces
week, --Brockville Recorder and
Times.
French Army Losses
:71ie French First Army, in a
sevensmonth campaign, Waslost
abont 10,000 killed and 32,000
wounded, its conimaader, General
de Tassigny, announced last weak.
SAFES
Proteet yotno ROOKS and CASH
from VIRE and TRIUNES. yve
. bare a size and type of Safe, or
Cabinet, ,for any puriloSe: Visit
utteiiit,siv
r.711c for prices, ete. to
Dept,
•..-J.6c.J. TAY Lel Fl LI M !TEO
TORONTO SAFE WORKS
„ • 145 Front, St, E., Toronto
Retablialted I855
ACCOUNTANTS & AUDITORS
biotIste TaIL " REPORTS COM -
plate Bookkeeping Services. Small-
• or Large Businesaes, Travel any,
where. Albert Brett 84' Co.,
Wellington St 6...Tor-state. Out.
BEACHES MODEL HOME
OVERLOOKAKE
ING LONTARIO.
You may win this 210,000 model
home for 61.00. VVrite for your '
ahares today. (51.00 each) to
Beaches Buainess Men's A.ssocia-
tion, Toronto 8. Your receipt wilt
be mailed promptly, Draw to be
made May 24th. Proceeds tor war
• Charitiee.'
rtAu'r CHICKS
at.00 nootcs vora ORDER
ORDER -YOUR 0945 CHICKS NOW.
and not be disappointed. AU
chicks are from guaranteed test-
ed stock, and from 2'5 oz. eggs
or better. Barred Rocks mixed
012.00 per 100, Whtte Leghorns
mixed 811,00 per 100 • Barred
Rock Pullen 819.00 per 100,
white Leghorn Pullen 522.00 per
100, white Rocks mixed 215.00
per 100 white Rock Pullets
$24.00 per 100. We guarantee 100%
live delivdry, balance paid C.O.D.
Maple City Hatchery, Chatham,
Ontario.
BRUNTON "Bred -to -Pay"
_• CHICKS
'RI-IODE ISLAND BEDS, WHITE
Rocks, 13arred Rooks, Golden
Hampshlrea, Government Approv-
ed, Rlootiteated, Illustrated Cat-
alogue Free. Brunton Cedar Glen
Farms Hatenery, 62 Winnett,
Toronto (mention paper). '
6000 BREEDERS ON ONE
PLANT
• BOOK yowl 1945 alocKs. NOW
and get your chicks when you
want them. Orders are pouring
In. Breeder Hatcheries are alsrayo
sold out early. Don't take chances
on ordinary chicks. Place your
order NOW. Pure lased Sussex.
Large Type Leghorns, Sualsex X
New Ramps., Sussex X Leghorna,
Bock X Leghorns, Rock X Near
Ramps., Barred Rocks, Sand for
large illustrated Catalogue and
Price List. L.0.1COVICSW Poultry
Farm, Wein Bros. Exeter, Ont.
TnEnz is PROVIT IN CHICKS
if yetistart right. That'g what
ouceesstui poultrymen have learn-
ed from experience and that's
W1171,80 many of theoe sante poul-
trymen have Sound It to their
advantage to -order Top Notch
Chicks year after year. Because
Top Notch chicks ere Government
.A.pproved from•bloodtested breed-
ers that baxe.proven tO be husky,
healthy, big producere. Start
right this year with Top Notch
Chleks. Write for the TOP Notch
CatalOgtle and pricellst, rlght
now—to-day. Limited number of
started chicks for immediate de-
livery. Top Notch Cblekeriela
Guelph, Ontario. ' •
BARRED ROCKS, LEGHORNS,
New Hampshires chicks; for
immediate shipmentand a lim-
ited quantity started in brooders,
Pullets, cockerels, tinsel:ed. We
advisq early ordering. Bray Hat -
Client', 1301 Johni N., Hamilton,
' Ont.
nno.in IIREASTED SUSSEN COX
THOTJSANDS AVAILABLE WEEK-
tly. if YOU ordor at once, Out
Broad Breasted Susseo cox bring
top prices, on the market. White
skinned, long ran nded breasts,
Also New Ramp: cox with fast'
growth and feathering, Sussex X
Leghorns e.hd Rock. X Leghorns
make good roasters and grow
fast up to 4-0 lbs. You ean buy
these tot $4.00 per 100. Also mix-
ed heavy cox $6,00 per 100. All
from out well.bred, healthy,
blood tested breeder. 5000 Breed-
en on ONE pient, • 'Lakeview
Poultry Farm. Wein Eirrej., Exeter,Ontsrtc
•
DARE CORNISH GAME COCKER -
els, grand' type, development,
range raised. Choice Breeders,
weights 8 lbs. Prices $10.00, $7,00,
$5.00. George Henbest, 8112, 118
Avenue, EdInonton,, Alta.
. too CHICKS FREE
WITE EVERY ORUER CP' 100 PIM -
let chicks, we give 100 tree cbtaka
• (our choice), Leghorn pullets
$22.05 per 100, barred Rock pul-
lets •60 95 per 100. White Reels
Pullete $24.95 per 100. Ail chielee
sold backed by bIgh egg pedigreed
satanic, 51.00 books your order,
balance 0.0,13. Guaranteed 100%
live delivery: 'Kent Hatchery,
Chatham, Ontario..
SPECIAL PULLET SALE
STARTED• BAIIIIPID ROCK RUL -
lets, 1 week old 22c, 2 weeks old
20 cents. Immediate. delivery,
Carleton RatcherY, Britannia
Reights, Ontario.
POULTRY _KEEPERS
BE CERTAIN You BUY COOD
healthy, vigorOus chicks. BUy
chicks with breeding and livability
and you will becertain of snccess.
Our Breeders are all Government
inapected, banded and blood -tested.
Writs for descrintiVe catalogue on
the different breeds,and placeo on
out Government Approved chicks.
MONKTON POULTRY
FARMS
Monkton, Ontario
"OXPORD" B LIO OD -T ESTE D.
chicks. live, lay- arid p57', "2957'
are the results of nineteen -years
Of careful selection and. breeding
in 0.13.2. They 'have to be geed
• because we want the very best
. kind of chicks for our own Godes.
Improved breeding. Big, vigorous
and early meturlpg. We stress
egg size and 'uniformity. Write
for our free folder, Barred Rocks,
White Leghorns, tin-les:ad Chleko,
Pullets and Cockerels, The Oxford
Farmers, Co -opera tive Produce
Co., Ltd„ 434 Main St.. Woodstock.
Knit v calms
POII• CAN'T GO wytoNo wrgt
Tweddle Chleks, There will be a
guaranteed market next fall for
• all the chicks you can brood this
spring. The 13,2. Army, will take
10,000,000 lbs. and Great Britain
ever increasing • amounts. With
the possibility, of rationing our
home market should be firm --
definitely -sand the Old Countt7
will take our egg surplus. So
you can't go wrong with chleks
this Sprtng. That is if you buY
good chicks and look after them.
Flash—Hare are the prices you
can count on next ran 00001015 -
ed poultry, 11.0.13. Country Pro-
cessing Plants. Grade A. Milk Fed
80c lb., 13 28e, Grade„A 28e, B 20e.
Don't wait another day; order
your ehielts at once. Free cat-
alogue. Tweddle Chick Hatcher -
leo Limited, Fergus, Ontario.
25 mum chums
OUR FOUNDATION STOCK IS
registered and pedigreed btrds.
Nothing better 10 Canada. Order
now. Prices for mixed baby
chlek ,s males and females: Bar-
red Rook% 012.00 per hundred;
liVhlte Leghorns. 011.00: 'White
Rocks, 515.00: Brown Leghorns,
• $13,00. Pallet orient. Barred
Rocks, 619.00; Whlte Leghorna,
022,00; White Rocks, 824,00;
Brovrn Leghorns, 524.00. 26 tree
dhicics, our choice, will be given
for each 500 mixed chicks order,
ed and 25 free chicks for each
100 day old pullets ordered.
Goddard Chick Hatchery, Bri-
taania Heights, Onterin.
ORDER YOUR CHICKS NOW
AND P013 ARE GUA RANTEED
your chicks tor next spring when
you want them. Barred Rock
mixed 512.00 per 100. white leg -
borne mIxed $11,00 per 100. Bar-
red Rock Pullets $19.00 per•• 100.
whIte leghorn pullets 822.00 per
100. Heavy Breed Ckls. 86.00 per
100, Leghorn Olds. $2.00 per 1,00.
A.11 chicks hatched front 26 oz.
eggs or better and from special
mated flocks, Guaranteed 10095
live delivery. 81.60 books, your
order, balance 0,0,13, Rainbow
Hatchery, Chatham, Ontario,
BLOOD-TDSTDD HYBRID COCK -
orals, April 4s, Leghorn Cocker.
els le. Also White Leghorn and
Hybrid Pullets, Stormont Poultry
Perin, Pincb, Ont.
•
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
077,800-100 acres, all 'workable,
good land. 18 head cattle'4
horses, 10 pigs, new mitchinenn
5-1'oomed houae, 70 miles from
Toronto, would consider email
house. vicinity Neav Toronto or
Mimic° as part payment. bar $3,000
down, balance easy Dements,
APPlY 227 ,611t St., New Toronto,
Ont.
DYEING AND CLEANING
HAVE You ANYTHING 1113E135 •
dyeing or cleaning? Write to us
San Information. We are glad to
answer your questions, Depart-
ment H. Parker's Dye Works
Limited, 791 Yonge Street. To-
, route.,
' HAIRDRESSING
LEARN 1-1A/R13RESSING THE
Robertson method. Information
On request regarding Olti.9308.
lioberteon's Hairdressing Acad-
emy, 137 Avenue Road, Toronto,
FOR SALE
ELECTRIC MOTORS, NEW. USED,
bought, sold, rebuilt: belts, pul-
leys, brtishes. Alien Electric Com•
pany Ltd., 2326 DufferIn SL, To-
ronto.
STRAVVI3E00RY PLANTS, ASPAR:'
agus, raspberries, peach trees,
atnnes, pears, plums, cherries,
grapes, curniuts, shrubs, 'hedging,
• shade trees, wire tree guards.
Norfolk \ Nursery • alnico% Ontario,
Flap
POLES AND STANDARDS
Silk Plage to Order
' Society Plags to Order
GEO. El. WILKINSON LTD,
530.5 OUELLETTE AVE., WINDSOR
86,500 -- BEAUTIFULLY' LAND- -
soaped 00 acres, new briek,
aquare plan house, • large • barn,
garages, eleotrieltlt. Wing Water.
W. Overland, Cataract, Ontario.
60 -ACRE FARM FIRST CLASS,
On -to -date, Write for particulars,
• Bert Hagedorn, Burgessville. Ont.
. Amateur Theatricals
SEE our charaeter costamee. Have
500 costumes to choose team. Make-
up dickeys, minetre) cellars, gloves,
Costume Dept. — Second Floor
0130. 01 WILKINSON LTD.
333 OUELLETTE AVE., WINDSOR
13EAUTIFUL, COMFORTERS MADE
front your • meterials, • Quilting
$1.85, Y011r 10601 etude& 25e lb„
west:log.8c 'lb. Quick service. Vit.-
woor netts "01.15 lb, ...Wool
CardIng alachines 014.115, Spinning
Wheels 515.00, Ass for 'catalogue.
SlfLon, Wool Products, 'Box, 123,• -
Satan, Manitoba. •
SAW MILL, NEARLY NEW, CAPAC-
ity upward one thonsand per hour
Can he operated by two men or
more, Designed and, built by an
experisnced sawyer. POI' 0:11'0011-.
LIZ'S, write or can Dan Vaiiieres,
114111 Bridge, Ont. Do not call on
Saturday,
sOx aoONu PUP, MALE. PARENTS
• Well bred and excellent hunters,
$16.00. 7 Rollancl
FOR. SALE, fireCORMICK-DEERING
W14 tractor on steel, complete
with bell pelley and 2 -furrow
tractor plow, 5,723: IC. a ivieMillan,
• Georgetown, Ont,
run SA1E
C. G. V. MOTOR, 3 lap., 1800 r.pan.,
3 phase, 00 cycle, 220 volt, re-
built, 9150. R. B. Richardson, St.
Andrews, 71,13.
LARGE PURE BRED FLEMISH
Giants, Angoras, New Zealand
Reds, satisfaction guaranteed.
Alberta and Dominion Govern-
ments have bought from -us.
Breatirwold Farm, Box 97, Cal-
gary, Alta.
90 ACRES, 27 ACRES GARDEN
/and, balance clay loam seeded
to clover. 8 room Brick
Steel Drive Shed and Henery,
Barn fair, 4 tunes in 'orchard, 25
InhlOs from Toronto & Hamilton
olt naved highway. J. la, Smith,
PLR, 1, Hornby, Ont.
G.ARAG)Il AND SERVICE STATION,
garage equipment and stock and
6 -roomed house on No: 2 Htgh-
way. Oakes- Garage, Ancaster,
Ont,
LEFT HAND,' 3 SPEED, sAwymt,
earriage and husk. Good condi-
tion, $1.60. W. A.. Cornell, Ko -
=Oka, Ont.
POULTRY PARM, 26 ACRES, 1,200
layers, Hydro, market garden
land. 20 miles from Toronto and•
Hamilton; going cancernt im-
Mediate possession. /Ceith CoWles.
R.R. 2, Hornby, Ont.
SOUTH AMERICAN CH/NCHTL.
las, "That rare and costly fur."
Beautiful 8.11i1111118; easy to raise;
will litter 111101 springal 6450.50
Pair, Robert Green, 1226 StanleY,
Montreal 2.
MACHINERY •
DIESEL CRAWLER
TRACTORS.
10137 CATERPILLAR WITH 8 YARD
Le Tourneau scraper: 101)8 with
12 yard scraper; 151)18 Inter-
national w1th bulldozer (scraper
optional); T3340 with bulldozer;
151340 International (47,5 'HP);
15134 Caterpillar; 11E4 with An-
thony Higadift Bucket and inter-
changeable bulldozer blade . .
Llg•hting plante, 1500 watt, 22 or
116 volts.. Send for folder . .
Diesel and Gasoline 'Engines 411
to 150 HP. Other eganarnent
available. '1Vire, write. or phone
S. IL Leventhal & Co., Machinery
Agents, Winnipeg.
arnnrcar.
STOMACH AND VEREAD WORMS
often are the cause of 111 -health
in humans, all egos. No one Im-
munet why not find out If this
Is your trouble? interesting par-
Malan—Free! Write Mulveney's
Remedies, Specialists Toronto 11
DON'T DELAY( EVERY SUPPER-
er- of nheumatic Pains or Neur-
itis should try Dixon's nemesia.
Talunro'a Drug Store, 335 131giti,
Ottawa. Postpaid 51.00.
COMP/PATTON, 13 [Lilac sNEss,
liver troUble, depreSsed headache,
glifekly, • relieved with rig -Lex
• tablets. Xeep regular with Fig -
Lax, 25c at Druggists.
BAUMETOKA FOOT BALM DE-.
stroYa ottensive odor Instantly,
460 bottle. Ottawa agent Denman
Drug Store, Ottawa,
PROVEN REMEDY—IIVERY SUF.
lever of Rheumatic Pains or
'Neuritis should try Dixon's Rem-
- edy. Munrcas Drug Store, 335 E1 -
gin, Ottawa, Postpaid 91.00.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
PRDO A. Bt)DDINGT()N BUYS,
sells, exchanges musical instru-
ments. tit Church. Toronto 1
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BE A HAIRDRESSER
.101N CANADA'S LEADING scrimp...
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Wages , thousande successful, stereo
graduates. AmerIcals greaiest sys-
tem. I us tra t ed , es tokigue free.
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MARVEL RAIRBRIDSSING
SCHOOLS
358 BLOOR W.. TORONTO
Branches: 44 King St., Hamilton,
& 74 Rideau Street, Ottawa.
PHOTOGRAPHY
TIME TESTED QUALITY
SERVICE and SATISFACTION
Year Gime properly developed and
printed
6 ott 8 EXPOSURE ROLLS 26c
'REPRINTS 8 tor 25a
FINEST ENLARGING SERVICE
• You raay not get al) the films you
Want this year, but you can get ell
the quality and service you deetre
by sending your films to
IMPERIAL PROTO SERVICE
Station 3. Tbront0
• CANADA'S LARGEST -
STUDIO
•STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE
nowt risk toeing your picturee.
Snatie can't be tahen over again.
Send your film rolls to Can:Wale
largest and meet studio. Get better
pictures at loiver cost
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Any size 01o11.-0 or 8 Exposulree
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"1 get best rettilts frog: Star Snap-
shot Set.ales" etIstomer in '
tNrit otz,jS1511 e1.iva,,
o,11n, pwltt,iAdds that Ole has
SPECIAL ALBUM OFFER
NOW Style .Allnim With Prints
slzet: 10-20-127 if 23c
(4c extra) Is sent v(ith flim roll.
EN LA R GEM ENTS.—
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COLORED AND FRAMED.
Enlargements 4 :1 6" in boeutittn
easel manta. It for 26c, 'Premed, on
ivory tinted mats, 7 x a" an Gold,
Silver, Chatessian Walnut or Bleck
Ebony finis]. frames, 59c each,
If enlargement colored. 779 each,
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1301 129, Postal Terminal A, Toronto
Print Name end Address Plainly, 05
050 ars.
PIANOS
ARE you INTERESTED IN THE
new small Pianos? /0 so write
us for latest descriptive eircatar,
Factory Mason Sr Risch LlmIted,
012 Xing St. West, Toronto.
PATENTS
PETHERSTONHAUGE & COMPANY
Patent Solicitors. atatablIshd
1890; 14 King West, Toronto.
Booklet of Information on re-
quest.
SIPITORBAN PROPERTIES
WANTED -
WITHIN 25 MILES DP TORONTO,
with or without acreitge.1 We
have steady demand foi• proper-
ties ranging up to $50,800
throughout this area.
R. P. HEAL & CO.
lla Xonge St., Toronto AD. 8457
TOMATOES FROM SEED;
GROW ZOUR OWN 2111.11102 TO -
mato plants this year. It's eaey,
but start tbem early and for
• happy resulte plant Master Mar -
globe, America's most. pertectlY
formed tomato—extra large and
solid. "The Tomato with the Ex-
• tra $lims", Send 15c for Special
Pkt; or only 200 for Kt oz. Pun -
colour catalogue Free, Deet.
W. W. HICK & SONS LIMITED.
Lindsay, Ontario.
MEN AND WOMEN WANTED
OP PARTICULAR INTEREST TO
veterans and fanners: Sell Pam!.
lex eplces, extracts, alimentarY
products, medicines, stoat and
other farm products and aucceed.
Monthly free offers open every
door. Every family a prospect.
Good clistrieta open. Pleasant and
profitable work for part time
workers. Pres Plan and catalogue.
Pantnex 1600 Delorimier, Mon-
treal,
ws.pproo
Cash Register Wanted
1 Cent U. Must Be Cheats.
533 Ouellette Ave„ Windsor
SADDLES WANTED
RIDING 3000114 AND GEAR
WE PAY CAST;
GEORGE •101, WILKINSON
333 OUELLETTE Ayta, WINDSOR
Invalid Chairs Wanted
WILL pay cash or swap for what
we bave.
Swap Dept.
Geo. H. Wilkinson Ltd,
333 Ouellette Ave.
Windsor
Portable Phonographs .
WANTED! Win pay Cash or swap
for new shoes. or new Mathes or
what we hove.
GEO. H. WILKINSON
333-5 ODELLIITTE AVE.. WINDSOR
WANTED. GRIMM'S EVAPORAT-
or. Size two and one halt by eight
only, State ondition and pries.
G. A.. Hogg, Thalnesford, Ont.
WANTED, GARDEN TRACTOR, 1
to 3 horsepower. State condition
and price. Box 21, 73 A110I00e
West, Toronto,
PARR 1111010HINIMIT
"VIKING" CII DA MSEPA RATORS
and repo ir parts re a 1 wa Ya
available either at your local
denier • or direct from Swedieh
Separator Co. Limited. 720 Rolfe -
Dame West, ,fsiontreel 1 Que.
um.), w ANTED
HOUSEKEEPER WITH FARM
experience, Modern Farm, by
Aprit 15th, 2 adults, 13rampton • •
Dlotrict. References •required.
J, M. Dotson, BreMpton 2, Ont.,
CYLINDER PRESSMAN WANTED. ,
Ons • wIth some extlerience on
make -reedy. Steady positron for
steady reliable man. (44 -hour
week). Apply nearest lamploY-
ment & Seleetive Service Office.
1PILE--(1512. 2510.
EXPERIENCED LINOTYPT.e OPER-
ator end floor man wanted at
• once, •steady positton. (44 -hobo
Week). 010P15 nearest EraploYMent
and, Selertive Service Orflee• :
FILE—..C,R.. 2520. '
FARM NEM' WANTED
• IPABIMER, SINGLE, REGI 0 17L311
steady man, for general farm
work on dalrY farm. EXperfpnce
mnehiner trecior, prefer-
' • red. 70 dolifirs • inmatils• plus
, board, laundry. Apply P. Von
Pills, Dolce rearm, Rif; by< ay No. 2,
• WhitbY, Ont. Phone Whitha 050.
MR., WOOL GROWER
WE OPE/RATE A GOVERNMENT
Liceneed al'ool Warehotion end are
prepared to minivan this ((neon's(
Wool clip aceording to Government
Grading Stan:la:ale and at estnb-
lished Government prices, Vou enn
Apply your wool credit sgalmit
illsnleet purchases. We dn not
handle , used woolleti PRE
STRATI-it/0V WOOLLEN 11111.1,,S
LTD., SVIATUROV, Ont.
ISSUE 18-1940