Clinton News Record, 1945-04-26, Page 7Ask Grandma
She Knows
When grandnaa was young Dr.
Chase's NERVE FOOD came on the
scene. She has used it and watched it
all these yeara until ita merits are
known in nearly all homes,
When yeti can't rest and sleep well
- when you have indigestion -when
you feel tired out and run down in
health, atart in at once with Dr.
•'Chase's NERVE FOOD and you will
soon know why this Vitamin Bs tonic
is so popular.
Ask for the new coon.'
°my size bottle of
Dr. Chase's
Nerve Food
60s.-60ets.
180s-21.50
ANGLO-AMERICAN
UNITY SOUGHT BY
EARL OF HALIFAX
'Edward Frederick Lindley Wood,
First Earl of Halifax, First Baron
Irwin, has traveled more in the
United States than any other
British ambassador. The map of
Anterica on the wall in his study
is studded with dozens of colored
pins indicating every city, town and
crossroads he has '
visited. Another
will be • added
woen Lord Hali-
ta, as a member
of the English
delegation to the
Security Confer-
ence, arrives in
Sao Francisco.
The tall, die,
tinguished 64-
-
year-old Earl,
.
who
hwas edu-
Lord Halifax cated at Eton
and Oxford, entered Parliament in
1010. He fought in the first World
War with the famous Yorkshire
Dragoons, and at me end of the
war was made under-secretary of
the Ministry of National Service.
In 1941, Lord Halifax arrived
in the United Statss as first Am-
bassador to remain a member of
the War Cabinet. He has done
much to promote Anglo-American
understanding and solidarity, and
is known to Americans as a good
sport -literally and figuratively -
who likes to spend his holidays
fishing and hunting.
How To Control
Garden Cutworm
Poisoned Bait and Tin Cans
Combat Attacks of Cutworms
Success in the prOductIon of gar-
den vegetables crops depends a
good deal upon protection from
the early attacks of cutworms. As
soon as the soil warms up and weed
growth conunences, cutwortus be-
come active. A week before the
first garden crops are planted, the
soil surface, if caked, should be
broken up and a poisoned bait
made of,bran, 25 lb.; Paris green,
3. lb.; and 3 gallons of water should
be broadest at the rate of 15-20 lb.
of the dry material per acre. Select
a warm evening and spread the bait
before darkness comes on. Do not
spread the bait on a cold day.
For city gardens, use the bait at
the rate of one teaspoonful of Paris
green to one quart of bran, and
moisten with water. Transplants
may be protected by dipping them
in a mixture of 3 ounces of lead
For sm211-- gardens, tin cans with
arsenate to a gallon of water beiore
setting the transplants in the soil.
both ends cut out and placed over
the plants, .and puthed well down
in the...soil, • will give protection..
The cans may be removed before
, the plants get too large to slip
through. The can can thee be
strung on a Wire and hung up for
next season,
HAIR GOODS
, We careyn large variety
ot the. finest human,
hair, goods, elleOlafieing
in _made-to-order goods,
gents' wigs and tou-
pees, ladies' transform-
ations, bob wigs. front
. !fleece, switches, etc, e
White's Hair Goode.'
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45-1
•BAILEY BRIDGE OVER THE RHINE
Built by Canadian Army engineers, this Bailey Bridge across the
Rhine is shown shortly after it was opened to traffic. The small
sign in the left foreground tells the distance that must be main-
• tained between each vehicle so as not to overload any one portion
of the bridge.
Policy Of Freedom
For The Individual .
The greatest danger facing citi-
zens these days does not come
from political mountebanks who
will say anything, states Welling-
ton Jeffers in The Globe and Mail.
rt comes from people with attractive
personalities who quite sincerely
advocate eliminating the individial
more and more front the economic
system and substituting the State,
They do this in the name of liberty
and quite sincetely overlook the
bureaucratic dictatorship involved
• in asking the State to take over
from the individual "On behalf of"
all citizens.
Hayek, in "The Road to Seel-
dom" which this column has re-
commended on several occasions,
expresses great concern because in
democratic countries , he hears ex-
actly the same sort of talk he
used to hear in Austria and Ger-
many and whith led up to those
forms of national socialism known
as nazism and fascism, Many
sincere and ardent persons argued
for State control and power, na-
tional planning and socialiSin and
as a result 13 years ago 90 per cent
of the Germans would have rejected
as fantastic that those things
should follow which have actually
followed,
.Only a policy of freedom for tha
individual is a progressive policy,
says this noted economist. To build
a better world, he says, we must
clear away the obstacles with which
human folly has recently encum-
bered our path and release rhe cre-
ative energy of individuals. In other
words, to create conditions': favor-
able to progrese is much better than
"to plan progress." "
Sweden To Bar
German Refugees
The Swedish Minister of Jus-
tice, Thermic! B ergquist, has
stated that he expects the Swedish
Government to adopt a compre-
hensive resolution to turn away all
refugee Germans. Sweden, he said,
is not able to admit an uolimited
n'umber of refugees,' and to sift
the wheat from the chaff would
present ahnost. insuperable diffi-
culties.
•
Consequently, when • the new
law is passed, he added, German
refttgees will as far as possible be
turned away at the frontier. Only
those who are shipwrecked or
make forced landings will, be al-
lowed to remain temporarily, pen-
ding deportation,
Aircraft To FlY
Faster Than Sound
Mr, Lennox -Boyd, Parliament-
ary Secretary to the Ministry of
Aircraft Production, has announc-
• ed that Britain is on the' verge of
designing aircraft travelling at over
700 imp,11.-fasler than the speed
of sound.
Mr. Lennox -Boyd disclosed that
a gigantic 100,000 If.1). wind tun-
nel -25 times 1110re powerful. than
any existing tunnel -is to be built
at the new English eir research
station in Bedfordshire. There will
also be several tunnels of 40,000 .
h,p, This station, which Will be
the largest in the world, will be
equipped with all the latest re -
Search plant needed for revoly-
,
tionary developments in post-war
aviation, '
The electrical plant needed to
operate the new station will be
as large as that serving the indus-
trial eity of Maticheiter, which has
close on one million inhabitants.
L1LYBET'S 19
Here's the latest portrait of
Princess Elizabeth Alexandra
Mary, heir -apparent to the British
throne, taken prior to celebrating
her 19th birthday, on April 21.
Princess Elizabeth is now SerVii13
with the A.T.S.
Have You Heard?
They were quarrelling. "I "wish,"
Said he, "that some brainless idiot
had proposed to you before we
were married."
"He did," replied his wife calmly.
This rather took the wind out
of his sails.
"I wish, then," he exclaimed
"that he had married you:"
"Yes, darling/, she replied. "He
did,"
-0-
Policeman to. gentleman
staggering home at a.m.:
"Where are you going at this
time of night?" ,
"To a lecture."
•- -0-
Father: "Your teacher tells me
that you are last in a•lelassof
forty.".
Son: "It could be worse."
"In what way?"
"It might have been a larger
class,"
Teacher:. "What is hail?"
Johnny: "Please, sir, it's
hardboiled. ram."
0111,1 40, EAT -SLEEP -LOOK ;nue
"PEEL BETTER/
viNIN
111:: VITAMIN EIKOMIPLOV
ateuid & 'Subset Form
AT AIL DRUG gnomes
WILLIAMS
CAMPHORATED
MUSTARD CREAM
, applied to the affected pans,
quickly telieves sprains soreness and
stiffness. Paln disappears and comfort ne,
tewmilusas uTwoory 11 mtc.uniemhut ofoar5c3tias .105 04,
Nere's a SENSIBLE way
-to relieve MONTHLY
FEMALE PAIN
l„ydiaE.PinkhagesVegetabicCompound'
not only helps relieve periodic pain but
ALSO aecompanying rtervous, tired,
highstrung feelings -when due to func-
tional monthly disturbances. It's one of
be retest effettivernedicinee for this pure
nese. Pinkilam's Conlpound ltelps nature(
Follow label ditections, Try it!
4,4 e. (Amihamas tag
110IK,LOF, THE
PRESS
EARTH FLAT - IN SPOTS
While possibly not denying that
the world as a Whole is round,
, Science is now convinced that the
German part is pretty flat, • and
ourly getting flatter,
• --Ottawa Citizen.
NO :ADVICE FROM ADOLF
The "Big Three" is said to have sl
decided on the 'new boue.daries for
Germany. I-Iere's, one case •where
e. paper -hanger won't ' be permitted
to .pick outthe • border. -Grit,
IVIIGHTY 4LIM WAR
Tokyo radia announces thet Ja-
pan wiil keep hp.the war for twen-
ty years. With velietf
-Windsor Star.
•AND LOTS OF IT .
It is not living room the Ger-
mans are needing now, but run-
ning room. .
-Quebec Chronicle -Telegraph.
Royal Navy's First
Fou' -Screw Carrier
• H.M.S. Indefatigable, one of the
four British fleet airdaft carriers
Which took part in attacks on en-
enmy oil refineries in Sumatra at
the begioning of the year, is the
first four -screw carrier in the Royal
Navy. Her four engines together
developing a total of more than
15,000 horsepower, al.e capable of
raising a speed of considerably
more, than 80 knots. Each engine
drive an _ independent shaft and
Propellor.
Processed cheese is made by
grinding up natural cheese, blend-
ing it and pasteurizing it. •
OUTLOOK; GL()01101Y
Nazi Foreign Minister Joachim , von Ribbentrop, center, peers,
over the top of a trench at an outpost on the Oder River front,
according to caption on photo above, obtained through neutral
, sources.
'Little Mary' Now
• Ninety Years Old
Eighty years ago a little Iamb
insisted on following Mary Part-
ridge to school and had to be teth-
ered ott the village green during
lesson hours.
The girl who. was the inspira-
tion of the famous Margery rhyme
celebrated. her 00th birthday at
her home in Grantham, England,
last week.
The longest ecclesiastical word
• in. the English vocabulary. is Anti-
• disestablishlenarianism,
•
•
Fast Going
The crew of a Canadian -built
Mosquito had breakfast in New-
foundland, lunch in. Scotland, hav-
• ing crossed the Atlantic at 387 miles
per hour, which is at the rate of a
mile in just over nine seconds.
Anybody wants to go faster
can get himself a comet.
War Vehicles
Some 2,250,000 military vehicles
from jeeps to 10 -ton cargo trucks
have been built in the United
States since the start of the auto-
mobile industry war program.
ROLL YOUR OWN WITH
British
• Consols
CIGARETTE TOBACCO
eird.'-a)-Jeta
_4"eareel.a
ymilinhez
Plants grown in houses should
be watered thoroughly and then
not watered again until • the sur-
face ,of the soil is thoroughly dry- ,
NEVER FORGET
well House is superli
coffee. It's roasted by the
famous 4'Radiant Roast"
process, This captures
every atom or goodness
and ilaver-roasts every,
coffee bean*, all through.
MINING
MAPS ,
BOOK OF 20 MAPS
W. LANGRIDGE, Jr.
331 Bay St. Toronto Ont.
ACCOUNTANTS & AUDITORS
INCOME TAX REPORTS COM-
, Plete Bookkeeping Services. Small
or Large Businesses. Travel any-
where. Albert Brett 84 CO.,
• 8 Wellington St. E.. Toronto, Ont.
• RAJIV CHICKS
61.00 ROOKS YOUR ORDER
ORDER YOUR 11144 CHICKS NOW,
and not be disappointed, All
chicks aro from guaranteed test-
ed stock, and from 25 oz. eggs
or better. Barred Rocks mixed
912.00 per 100, White Leghorna
mixed 511.00 per 1011 Barred
Rock Pullets $15.00 Per 100.
white Leghorn Pullets $22.00 per
100, white Rocks mixed 10.5.00
per 100 white Rock Pullet*
$24.00 per 100. We guarantee4004%
live delivery, balance paid 510,D.
Maple City Hatchery, Chatham,
Ontario.
BRUNTON "Bred -to -Pay"
CHICKS
RHODE ISLAND REDS, WRITE
Rocks, Barred Rocks, Golden
Hampshires, Governtnent Approv-
ed, Ieloodtested. • Illustrated Cat-
alogue Free. Brunton Cedar Glen
rartrlf3 Hatchery, 62 Winnett,
Toronto (mention paper).
5000 BREEDERS ON ONE
PLANT
BOOK YOUR 1946 cmcirs 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 Stissex,
Large Tyne Leghorns, Sussex X
New .Nampa„ SuaSex^ X Legborna,
Rock X Leghorns, Rock ef Now
ILimps., Barred Rooks. Send for
large illustrated Catalogue and
Price List Lakeview Poultry
Farm,- Wein Bros.," Exeter. Ont.
. •
100 CHICKS FREE,
WITH EVERY ORDER OF 100
Pullet chicks, we give 100 free
chicks (our choice). Leghorn
pullets 922.95 per 100, barred
Rock pullets 919.95 per 100, White
Rock Pullets 224.95 per 100. All
chicks mild backed by high egg
Pedigreed stock. 91.00 booke your
order, balance C.O.D. Guaranteed,
100% live delivery. Kent 'Hatch-
ery, Chatham. Ontario. , •
•
*MOAB BREASTED SUSSEX COX
THOUSANDS AVAILABLE WEEK-
ly, If you meg at once. Our
Broad Breasted Sussex cox bring
top prices on the market. White
skinned, long rounded • breast.
,Also New Haenle Cest . with fast
growth and feathering, • succex X
Leghorns and Rock • X Leghorns
make good roasters and grow
fast up to 4-6 lbs, You can ,bety
these for $4.00 per 100. Also mix-
ed heavy cox $0.00 per 100, All
from our ' ev,e11-brea, healthy,
blood tested breeders. 0000 Breed-
ers on . ONE plant. Lakeview
Poultry Form, Wein Bros., Exeter,
Ontarke
SPECIAL PULLET SALE
STARTED BARRED BOER PUL -
lets, 1 week old 22c, 2 weeks old
20 cents. Irntnediate • delivery.
Carleton Hatchery, , Britannia
Heights, Ontario.
POULTRY KEEPERS
BE CERTAIN 5059 BUY 530013
healthy, vigorous chicks. 13117
chIcks with breeding and IlyabilitY
anti you' will be certain of success,
Out. Breeders are aft Govenunent
inspected, banded and blood -tested.
Write for descriptive catalogue on
the different breeds, anti_prices on
our Government Apnroved chicks,
MONKTON POULTRY
. FARMS
monktipli, Ontario
A-1 BABY CHICKS; LiGHORNS;
_ Reeks; Hybrids. . Some choice
started chicks available up to 3
and 4 weeks old. Write -or phone
A, If. Switzer Hatchery. Oran ton,
On.t. Phone 38.R 1
Turtnn ruuzyr onton.-8 PER 100
gaeed, outweighs any Pelee .dit-
ference. mere is something to
• consider iti choosing your chicks.
Xf you lose, three pellet chicks
Yon don't go beck and get three •
=Ora. You go• on with what you
Nee() left, short three layers
• Which wmuld likely rnalte you
2,00 per bird over feed cost their
'Erst laying year. If by purahae-
ing livable chicks 8:11C11 as Twede
dies you: can ralee just three
more pullete ()eV 100 chicks
started leiere's• enolugh income
• right there •to cancel nut any
dif-
Sojsilce in the first cost of the
chicks. Send ' for - Tweedie cat-
alogue -and greatly reduced prices
Rai' May and Steno . chicks. Also
2 weekold started chicks and
older pullets for •iremediate dee
livery. Tieeddic Chtek .Hateheries
Limited, rergite, Ontario. . •
23 mugs clumps
--OUR FOUNDATION S'aOCIT IS
tegietered and pedigreed birds.
teething better in Canada. Order
new. Prices for mixed baby
chicks, males and females: Bar-
red Rocks, 912.00 per hundred;
White Leghorns, 911.00; White
Rocks, 915.00; Brown Leghorns,
$13.00. Pullet prices: Barred
Reeks, $19.00; White Leghorne,
922.90; White Rocks, $24.00;
Brown Leghorns, $24.00. 25 free
chicks, our choice, will be given
for each 200 mixed chicks order-
ed and 25 'tree chicks for each
100 day old pullets ordered.
Goddard Chick Hatchery, Bri-
tannia, Helghte, Ontario.
ORDER Y01110, CHICIe'S NOW'
AND YOU ARE GUARANTEED
YOur'ellicks for next spring when
you want them, Barred Rock
mixed 912.00 per 100, White Leg -
horns mixed 911.00 per 100. Bar-
red Rock Pullets 919.00 par 100
White Leghorn Pullets $22.00 per
100. Heavy Breed Ckls. 90.00 per
100. Leghorn Olds. 92.00 per 100.
All thicke hatched from 26 oz.
eggs or better and from special
mated flocks, Guaranteed 100%
live delivery. $1.00 books your
*der, balance C.O.D. RainboW
Hatchery, Chatham, Ontario.
• .
PLANNING FOR THE ALL YEAR
round markets, we have avail-
able dayold chicks in most
breeds, for immediate eithipment.
We aleo• have some started, Leg -
horns, Barred Rocks and Now
Hampshires, including pullets.
Bray Hatchery, 130 John N,
Hamilton, Ont,
TAB TOP NOTCH WAY MEANS
chicks that. pay. Yon, many sec-
cessfill poultrynsen Who order
Top Notch chicke year after year
have preyed that it pays to
Start with Top Notch Govern-
ment Approved chicks. Tem Notch
ehicke are from Government Ap-
proved bloodtested breeder.
Here are the April prices for a
few breeds. Non -sexed; White
Leghorns 11.95, Barred Rocks
22.05, NeW Hampehlres 12.95, As
sorted Light Breeds 10.95, As-
sorted Heavies 11.115, Pullets:
White Leghorne 25.96, Burred
Rocks 23.95, New Hampshires
24.95, Assorted Light 13.95, As -
started Heavies 21,05, Cockerels:
Barred • Rocks 9.95, New Hatnp•
shires 8.55, White Leghorns 1.00,
Barred Rock X White Leghorns
2.50, Assorted Heavies 7.96, Med-
Innis 1,50, Lights 9e5, 2 week old
add 0c per chicle to above prices.
Send for catalogue and pricelist
for 10 other breeds and hybrids.
Lower prices ort non -sexed and
pullets tor May and June. Top
Notch Chickeries, Guelph, Ont.
FOR S.ALfe,
BLOOD-TEBTIM) HYBRID COCK-
ere's, A.pril 4c, Leghorn Cocker-
els lc. Also whtte Leghoro and
'Hybrid Pullets. Stormont Poultry
Farm, Finch, Ont,
'nitro AND CLEANING
laAVE YUU ANYTHINet NEEDS
dyelhg or cleaning? Write to us
• for information, We are glad to
antwer ' your questions. Depart-
ment .01. Parker'e Dye Works
Limited, -791 Yonge Street, To-
ronto.
HAIRDRESSING
L le A R le HAIRDRESSING THE
• Robertson method. Inforniateon
on request regarding classes.
Robertson's Hairdressing Acad.,
emy, 187 ..Aventee Road, Toronto.
A.ItTeCLIES FOR SALE
LIFT'S GO WOSTenellt
SIONTIILY BULLETIN
HEAVY PLAID SelIRTS 92.50-
' Cowboy Roots 914,95 -Cowboy
Hats 94.95 -Bucking Bre/natio
Crest 00e -Year round leather
Jackets 9.95. Red Wool Blankets
-7,50 • eecb. MONEY BACK
PROTECTION. Thrifty Sport
Shop "Greatest Western Store in,
the East", 129 Church. Se., To-
rento, •
lettft sALE
st.ntyrllie MOTORS- NEeV, USED,
bought, .sold, rebuilt; beite, cell=
testa brushes. Allen [electric CUM.
pans, Ltd., 2326 buffeele St., To-
ronto. •
STleA WBEItft Y PLANTS, ASPAlt.
ague, raspbeeries, peach . trees.
apples, pears,' plums, / cherries,
grepes. currants, eisrubs, hedging
shade trees, wire tree guards.
Norfolk Nursery, Simcee, Ontario.
30 ACRDS, ALL WORKABLE. RE•
Malleable , gardeting • land, Some,
asperague and small fruit. Good
elVen. No 'hydro, Buildings need
smote repair, 94500. W. .7, Mae
Cartney, Claremont, Ontario. •
SAW MILL, NEARLY NEW, CAPAC-
ity optverd one thousand per hour.
• Can be operatedby two men or
• more. .Designed and built by an
experienced, sawyer. Fdr petrtieu-
e Mrs; weite orecall Oen Vailleres,
Min Bridge, Opt. Do not eat) em
Sat.ftday.
JERSEYS, ALL AGES, QUEBEC'S
leading ehow and producing heed.
records, accredited. Gables Farm,
Fester, Quebec. • 4.
Von SALE
.AT STUD, ATTRIDGE'S NIGHT -
rider Black and Tan Coon hound,
imPorted, six generation pedigree.
His sire stands at one hundred -
dollars stud fees. Studding this
young dog at Twenty-five dollars.
Arthur Attridge, Freeman, Ont.
PTJREBRED HEREFORD CATTLE,
• males and females, Lawrum
Farms, Durham, Ont.
GARAGE AND SERVICE STATION,
garage equipment and stock and
6 -roomed house on No. 2 High-
way. Oakes Garage, Ancaster,
Ont.
POULTRY FARM, 25 ACRES, 1,200
layers, Hydro, market garden
land, 20 Mlles from Toronto and
Hamilton; going concern: kn.
mediate possession. Keith Cowles,
RAI. 2, Hamby, Ont.
wituar wow SA -LE
100 ACRES SIDITAI3LE FOR MIX -
ed or dairy farming. good clay
loam land. 80 acres clearing,
small bush, good water supply.
Frame house, bank barns, steel
roofs. Close to Orillia and high-
way. APPly Box 28, 73 Adelaide
West, Toronto.
150 ACRES
t6 fl -1 frrit Tphroorpootnd
Barrie Highway, solid brick .house,
9 rooms on 2 floorS, huge barn
and other buildings, water In barn,
• buildings worth _price asked for
property: immediate possession.
100 ACRES
tei Ann-toth Conceision, Town -
•Pe ship of Innisfil, %-mile
from Craigvale, solid. brick house,
11 rooms 011 2 floors, large Mock '
barn, room for 30 head of cattle.
Apply
ROBINS, 1 CHERITANe AVE.,
' TORONTO
If you have any Rams for sale send
in particular's, if your price is right.
MACHINERY
• DIESEL CRAWLER
TRACTORS
RD? CATERPILLAR wrTn 8 YARD
'Le Tourneau scraper: 111)8 with
12 yard scraper: ,,TD18 Inter-
national with bulldozer (steeper
optional): Tins with bulldozer;
01040 tnternationnl .(47.5 HP);
011)4 tenterpitlar: 015)4 with An-
thony Highlift Bucket end inter-
changeable bulldozer blade . .
Lighting plants. 1500 watt, 32 or
115 volts. Send for folder .
Diesel and Gasoline Engines 40
to 150 Tile. • Other equipment
available. Wire, write or phone
S. 11 Leventhal & Co., Machinery
Agents, Winnipeg.
MEDICAL
•
TRY IT! EVERY SUFFERER Ore
Rheumatic . Pains or Neuritis
should try Dixon's Remedy. inun-
ro's . Drug Store, 225 Elgin, 05-
tawe. Postpaid 91.00,
STOMACH AND THREAD WORMS
. often are the cause of Ill -health
in humans, all ages. No one im-
mune! Why not find out if this
is your trouble? Tnteresting par-
ticulars -Free! Write Muivener's
Remedies, St:eel:mats, Toronto 3.
GOOD RESULTS -EVERY SUFFER-
er from Rheumatic Paine, or
Neuritis should try Dixon'e Rem-
edy. Munro's ,brug Stare, 335 Ei-
ght, 'Ottawa. Postpaid $1.00.
CONSTIPATION BILI 0 TJ SNESS,
liver trouble, depressed' headache,
quickly relieved with 11'5g -Lax
tablets, Tema regular with Fig -
Lax. 25e at Druggists.
BAUMEERA POOT BALM DE-
• stroye offensive odor instantly.
45c bottle, Ottawa agent, Denman
Drug Store, Ottawa,
• MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
'FRED A. BODDINGTON BUYS,
sells, exchanges musical instru-
ments, 111 Church, Toronto 2.
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Patent Selicitprs. Established
1890; ,14 King Weet, Toronto.
Booklet of Information ore re-
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PeANOS •
OUR SMALL NEW PIANOS WILL
be avid:IOUs eltertly. Beautiful
in design end tone, Send for air-.
cigar naming approximately your
mice, and particulars in that
range will be Mailed prolriptly.
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042 King West, Toronto.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTIES
WANTED •
MIMI-UN 25 MILLIS OF TORONTO,
With or without acreage4 We
have steady demand for proper-
ties ranging up to 00,000
throughout this area.
• IL F. HEAL & CO.
ela Yonne St., Toronto AD. 3467
rams MACHINFIUY
"VIKING" 00111801 SEL•ARATURS
tend repair parts are always
avanaele either at your local
dealer or direct from Swedish
Separator Co. Limited, 720 Nair*.
Dame West, Montreal 4 Que.
nun 'AND WOMEN WANTED
IF YOU ARE' NOT GETTING A
sufficient income, why not start
a businces ALL YOUR OWN re-
telling Famllex low priced guar-
anteed necessitlea in your spare
time? Quick easy •sales-sebstan-
Gal profits. A horse and wagon
or ceir will help you qualify for
a rural route. Details prtnn.
Fitinnex, 1000 Delorimler. Mon-
treal. •
ITELP WANTED
MANUFACTURER OF LIGHTNING
rod equipment desires local sales-
' met: for part-thne work through-
out Ontario. Drawing aceeunt
against coremissions arranged.
Apply 11? Phillips Company Lim-
ited, 200 IVInin Street, Toronto.
IVIARRIED COUPLE. OR SINGLE)
man, experienced, reliable, 150
-acres, on highway, 3 miles from
Palmerston,/ yearly engegement,
geed wages and home to right
Party/ Apply james A. Blair,
Palmerston, 11.10, No. 1. e'
or•LENDLIR PRESSMAN WANTED.
one with gonie experienee on
tnalce•reade. Stettde position rer
steady reliable man. (44-nour
• WeelO• 11.9017 nearest lerni)101,
ment & Selective Service Office.
Fir.113--CeR. 2519
EXPERIENCED Lifeu'relefe UPER-
ator and floor men wanted at
, once; steadel position. (44 -hour
week). Apply nearest Employment
and Selective Service °Mots.
V11.111 --C. 1526 •
WANTED
•
BREAK/NG mow. 1931 FORD.
'Heavy Rubber tired wegen. 05. IL
Campbell, 11.11. No. 3, Dresden,
FOWL & BROILERS, HIGHEST
- prices paid. Crates available.
Write M. P. •Mallon, 33 Jarvis
Street, TOM411t0,
MR. WOOL GROWER
WE OPERATE A GOV-ORM/HINT
Licensed Wool Warehoese` and
are nrenettea to perebase this ,
setisbit's 12001 clip accerCille to
Government Grading Standaras
anti at established Government
prices, You can apply your Wool
credit against blanleet purchaeee,
We do no1 handle used woollens.
THE STRATETROY WOOLLEN'
ntrraLs LTD., STRATITROYe Ont,
ISSUE 17-4945