HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 1945-05-10, Page 7Let 'No One Fail,
• On Hrpiiie Front
The home.front has an hnportant
battle • to win; it is the Victory
Loan Campaign. Victory Loans
provide the, sinews of war., Th
obligation is strictly up to even:,
individual to 'dig, down" to the last
copper to 'see that every last piece
of •equipment is provided to the
• lads overseas from the dollars that
are available here in Canada, says
Publie Opinion (National Pro-
gressive ConservatiVo• Paper).
Victory Loan campaigns are a
wartime activity into which any
citizen should throw every Nat de-'
gree of energy without considering
the political 'implications of his ac-
tion. Victory Loan beds repre-
sent the common means by which •
all can harvest, in practical fash-
ion, the inner prayer and wishltfor
victory.
The Vietory Loan Campaign is
sponsored by our government —
our government until a new one is
elected—and no effort sliould be
shirked or evaded because of poli-
tical considerations. The election
• date comes later, and any antip-
athy to the government, shourd be
expressed then and not before,
particularly in response to the Vic-
tory Loan appeal.
There can be no let -down in our .
efforts on the home front. The
prize is too great, and, in view of
the superb organization and the
human ,lives at stake let. no one on
the home front do less than the
last best effort.
High Cost Of Killing
In tin. Roman wars the cost ot
man -killing was a41? mit 75 cents,•
but by the time Napoleon had be-
come a specialist at it the cost had
Mounted to $3,000, according to
copy Life Magazine. In World
Wei' I it had increased to $21,000,
which was $16,000 more than st
was in our own Civil war. Esti-
mates now place the cost, of killing
the enemy in World War II at UP -
proximately S50,000 each. •
with Lemon Juice -
Men and women who sutler nagging
aches and pains caused by Rheumatism,
Neuritis, 01 Lumbago want to relieve
such symptoms promptly,. To get such
relief. ... try ALLENRU! Mat 2 table.
spotine of this fine medicine with une
lablespoon'ol lemon juice in a glass of
water. Untold thousand's of efollts -nee
ALLENRU. Get ALLENRU today.
BSc at any drug store.
Write re, Int ormative booklet
"I-Tere's Geed Health to You" to
Stafford -Miner (of Canadn) Ltd.,
Dept, 9. t72 .Tolin St.. Toronto. Ont.
GP EX -SERVICEMAN "STILL SERV
„
Back in civvies, this four -footed ex -sentry of the Rciial Canadian
Air Force attended a rally in the Sth ,Victory Loan campaign. of,
the Canadian National Telegraphs, and literally "stole the show." $
a direct' descendent of Rin -Tin -Tin of motion picture
fame, is, an Alsatian Shepherd owned by IL C. Milne, superin-
tendent, C,N.T., Toronto, So" thoroughly did lie become imbued with
his role of worrier that doubt existed as• to hisability to return
to civilian pursuits His normal, peaceful nature -seemed a casualty
of war. But, he regained his affable and affectionate • personality
and, now securely repatriated, he is assisting, irr the sale, of Sth
Victqry Loan bonds to hurry the demobolization " of his friends
who are still in uniform. '
Photograph shows Mr. Milne OW) receiving a salesman's • kit
f or "Icjne from W. M. Armstrong,. general manager, Canadian
National Telegraphs, Vvith messengerette Helen Ruthven acting as
aide.
•
Bank Employee:
Well Rewarded
Story of Accountant Who Foil-
ed Hold-up Is Told By The
Financial Post
An interesting demonstration of
how a hank treated one of its em-
ployees,- wounded in a gun fight
with bank robbers, came up 'in To-
ronto last week.
A Bank of Toronto accountant,
though wounded himself,' engaged
vigorously in a gun fight with
three holckup men, one of whotit
was killed. The other two were
subsequently imprisoned.
* * *
Last ,week Toronto Police Com-
mission decided t� reward the ac- •
countant, gave hint 200. The Chef
of, Police was instructed to ap-,
preach the Canadian Bankers As-
sociation "to determine if they --
would reward" the accountant.,
Press reports indicated that the ac-
countant told police that under
bank regulations he was not elig-
ible for rewards in frustrating
hold -Ups, said he had not received
. any reward from the I3ankers As-
sociation.
Both these statements by the ac-
countant were, of, cotirse, correct.
Long established policy of the
chartered banks has been that bank -
clerks who assist in apprehending
bandits in no way participate in
any reward the Canadian Bankers
Association may see fit to grant ,
members of tht public, but that
they get rewards, if any, from the
management of their own bank,
* • * * •
The eager zeal of Toronto's pet -
lice commission *to help the ac-
countant extract a reward front the
Bankers Association demonstrates
the breadth si,d depth of public
misunderstanding on the matter.
For now th- facts as to what
the Bar.k of Toronto had long
since done for the actountant have
come out. hospital expenses,
were paid by the bank. He was
give.1 extended leave. His expetties.
for a three -mc -nth holiday were
paid. On his eturn to the bank,he
was given a $2,090 cash gift. His
salary was ihereased. He was pro-
moted. He was sworn to secrecy is
to what had been done for him,
The Best"
, Canada's sons --Canada's best—are on the fob
• . and they will stay in the fight until it's finished.
Everyone knows this is no time to "taper off",,
No one questions our determination
to buy $1,350,000,000 in Victory Bonds.
The only' question is by how much will we top
that figure. Hr much more are we prepared
• to do, this timq
INVEST IN THE BEST
KEEPBUYING VICTORY BONIDS
THE -STEM, COMP,ANYOFCASiADA., tlivITTL?„0,
'NEW KNIT KNACK
• Solving the what to - do = with -
knitting in - crowded . buses
problem, Millicent Landau of
Pueblo, Colo., lets her ImAting
tend to her—as a hat—when she's
not tending to it. A partly fin-
ished sweater, ball of yarn, and
needles combine to make the chic
chapeau.
STATESMAN SMUTS
Vandyke -Bearded, warrior-states-
inan Jan Christian Smuts. one of
the major participants in drafting
the League of Nations Covenant, is
expected to take a leading part in
Nanning international cooperation
for lasting peace at the Security
• Conference. ,
The ,75 -year -
o I d General
who fought the
British .in the
Boer War, then
helped found
the South Afri.
can Union, is
now powerful
spokesman for
the British
• Dominions
which want the
right to act a's
'separate states.
' ThOugh h e
helped to organize victory in the
first ,World War, Smuts ;retested
that the Versailles peace would
cause another war. His argument
—then, as now—that the govern-
ment of the world cannot be rul-
ed by a military machine, but by
principles of equity, justice, fair-
ness and equality.
Born in the backveld, the future
Prime Minister of the South
African Republic didn't learn to
read until he was 12, He 'studied
law at Cambridge and became
a not too successful' lawyer. He
hit his stride as a rnan of actien.
He organized the RAF during
, the last war and helped plan
London's, air defenses. After gev-
eral yeara in. semi -retirement,
Smuts again became Prime Min-
ister of Union of South Africa
En 1939 and quickly organized his
country's resources and defenses
for war against the Axis.
They Also Served
'
A memorial tO more than 56000
British civilians killed' by enemy •
action during the was is to ,be put
up in London's Westmimier Ab-
bey, the Imperial War Graves
Commission annourices,
. The memorial has been design-
ed by Sir Charles Peers, the amid.:
' tect, •who was formerly chief in- •
speotor of ancient monuments.
It will be placed in St George's
Chapel, near the tomb of the na-
tion's lakt war Unknown Warrior,
01
,The tittle -apProiehes f4hQuse71'
cleaning as' it hai• , every ',Spring
• sincp • the wife ' looked aronnd, the
cave and asked:, ,"Dati't you thitt .
that' rocfe wduili hack' • hetter, ove
Cliitain. eWs.• '
OURDUTY
:The horror .stories from the Ger',
man „iaternment cantos- are,
nice reading, but for all that .every
one should 'read them. Otherwfae.
there is no understanding German
barbarism: Ottawa Journal, ,
• BIG UNDERSEA FLEET
• Japan continues to lose, her war-
ships. She should -by now have the
largest' undersea fleet in norfrexist7
eime. —; Hamilton Spectator.
As One beautiful • old silk stock- ,
ing. said to the °thee. •"So, long,
. friend, I gotta run'!" -- Milwaukee
Jiurnal.
Salt away your money in Vie,
tory Bonds. Look what 'happened '
to. Hitler'S„ salted away in a initial
-- Ottawa Citizen.
ly,..Plans Biggest.'
• Airport In' World'
New York will' have ,the biggest,
and it may be the. Model for those
• airport in the world after the war,
of the future. Describing tile Plans
or Idlewild Airport, Fortune. Ma-
gazine says that the foresight of
Major LaGuardia, will make New
York as great a. port for aviation
as it is for ships. Om a Wheel `pat-
tern, with twelve great runways
leaning (Alt from the -loading, plat.
form. hub. in the centre, it will be
pos.ib,e to handle 360 takeoffs and
landings every kiour, with some
39,00 passengers going through
every day, almost a thousand of
them to foreign countries.
A -new glass for plane pilots re-
moves 'blinding glare and invisible
light rays.
TRULY REMARKAIRE Is
the "Radiaig Roast"' used
in the manufacture of
Maxwell House Coffee. It
captures rdt the flavor and
goodness because it roasts
every coffee bean evenly,
all through!
You Will Enjoy Staying, At
The ST. REGIS HOTEL
TORONTO
ee revery Room Oath, Seim-
er find relpplione.
• Single, It2.50 up—
Outible, 113.110 tap.
• Good vont, Dining nnd Dane.
Mg Nightly.
Sherbourne at Carlton
Tel, RA. 4135
Headache
Nothingis more depres.
I sing than headaches...
Why suffer?...I.ambly's
will give instant relief:
tenthly's loped for ear.
achmoothache,painsin ""1
back, stabach. Bowels. iamb'
[AM
..MFAPAPHE.POWDERS_i.,
Good Wily To ,Treat
• Soto Painful Piles
It' you suffer ago/ming torture
from sore, painful, ItehIng . piles,
here Is 'A chance to tty n
home treatment with the promise
of s relinble Gym to- refund .the
cost If you are not satisfied with
the eeeults.
Simply get a bottle et Hem -Sold
from any druggist. This le an in -
tweet I treatment wit,,e medica-
tion ,Is directed to the removal 'bt
the cause of piles. Stem -Reid Is a.
small tablet, easy and plensrent to'
USA and pletteing resultare quirk-
ly shown Itching and soreneee ore
relieved, pain subsides' end to the
treatment is continueci the swell-
ing anti inflammation are reduted
and the sore, painful pile tumore
heel over, teeving the rectal 'mem-
ebritnes clen'n rind healthy. Get s
bottle of Hem -Reid today end see
for yourself what an easy pleasant
WAY IMA Is to rid youreelf of pile
NOTE: Irne Mainsar Id this notlee
Is a reliable .fIrni. Mails business
III (Millais for oVerO4Peenre. If yellt
aro I rorilo14411 with, Hotting,
federal pitem, • tieni-Oillii: Musl been
e•eu quiekty or the entail 'methane
prlee will be gladly replotted.
STUFFY NOSE?
Nose phigged UP? Heed cold threaten-
ing? Just smear NOSTROLINE
in each -nostril. Feel clogged mucous.
loosen, etuffiness vanish, breathing
passages come clear. Relief is instant.
NOSTROLINB dears head, stops
dischsirge, relieves catarrh, head colds.
Cenvenient Pleasant. Adults and
children, .50c—alt drUggiStS. •
OSTR.CILIN
,ciivroo, notate's, ENOLAN
Do you suffer'
from MONTHLY
NERVOUS TENSION'
weak &oil feelings?
If functional periodic disturbances make
you feel nervous, tired, restless -- at Web
•tirnes -- try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege.
table Compound to relieve midi syrep. ,
tdms, Pi nicharn's Compound is one of the
most effective medicines fee this PraPosee
Follow label directions, Boy todayt
ffi.01. ,,,, VEGETABLE
015,444' Conwegarena COMPOUND
e l�'ight*'qo
in in Lon or'
. The lights widt on again' ill'
• LOndon last, week , with the, lifting
of the total blackout restrictions
,
ii,tiposed' on,. Sept, 1, 1939, but the,-
Caoital still was far from the ,
`brightly 'illuminated city of preWar
da.
' Actually th,e lights shone• forth
' only in patches. Hotels, restaurants,
cafes, petinr areades, and the like
..took' advantage of the lifting of 'the ^
ban,' -but for the most part crowds '
milled around in Ole dimness to
which. they have bearatle, aeclts'
Londob, however, was 'slow to
take full 'advantage of the end to
-lighting re; trictions. That- is
partly because, many people haven't.
.,•
• ran,3c4urV4111::t:e•t:t,ek,:t
4ii:;:• Other 114vlgi:s
int1erw1, beeaeYe
not Yet6Pa're.lt bing
Ti10se,hol4iet.
oermahealtlY
,•
blacked' obt,,
Ocean -Hopping-
At LaGuardia" Field -New Yprk,1
nowaday's A,T.C. planes arrive
frorp or depart ,for Europe at the
rate ‘'of one every hour, says the
"New YOrk „Times, A military' man
.we know' commutes fairly reguar-
• e between here and London via':
Scotland, lea'ving for business °n.
Monday- and gettinghome for the
. .
weelvehd. The only hitch he says
• that when' the British Isles ate
•
fogbound it' may take him longer
• reach- London' front Scotland
than to reach Scotland front New
York,
('reteet, your 'Flooicaand 480
'From PIRG ;nod TiDGVES. We
"etse aatd t7tio ' et SiStgo. SS
00Pine*, to*: say ontiosi; • visit
•its: or wilto ,,top orees,,,ste. t•
cj.TA
TOJ
. , ,
r:TORONTO SAFE WORKS
• 1411 lerabt Si. 151., Werute
bIstSlIliblied• tens
Civilian Casualties
• Britain's civilian casualties for
the war are 60,585 killed or miss-
• ing and 1864,75 ifijured so severely
-as to require hoppitalization, Home
Secretary Herbert Morrison an-
ndunced ,recently.
• These figures may be .virtually
final ,since Britons have not hearst
or seen a Gertnan bond)" in three
weeks,
AccoliNir &errs ' nviortong
INCOME' TAX Reroute' 'cum..'
plete B,00klceeping Services. Small'
or Large. Buetnesses, Travel any -
Where. Albert , Brett & Co.,
8 Wellington St E. Toronto, Ont.
DART 011I008
*1.00 80009 voun onoun _
ORDER YOUR 1941 CHICRS NOW.
and • not be disappointed, Al)
chicks are trim guaranteed Leet -i,
ed stock, and from 25 -me eggs
el' better.' Barred Rocks mixed
.112.00 per 100, White Leghorna
mixed ;11.00 per 100 Barred
Rock Pullets $111.00 • per 100, ,
white Leghorn Pullets 9=00 per.
100, white Rocks mixed 81.5.00
per 100 White Rock Pullets
;24.00 per 100. We guarantee soot,
live delivery. balance paid C.O.D.
Maple, City Hatctery, Chatham,
Ontario,
5000 BREEDERS ON ONE PLANT
BOOR YOUR ORDER Ie011 CHICKS-
• from a real breeding tarro. Don't.
,take chances on Just erdinare
hatchery chicks., Order eh rake
NOW for May or Ittne dellverY.
Lakeview Poultry Perm, Excter„
Ontario.
100 CHICKS FREE ..
WITH nvzitY ORDER 010 100
Pullet chicks; we give 100 tree
chicks (our choice), Leghorn '
pullets 522.95 per 100, barred
Rock puneta 019.95 per 100, White
Rock Pullets 524.95 per 100. All
chicks sold backed by high egg
pedigreed stock. $1.00 books your
order, balance C.O.D. Guaranteed.
10015, live delivery. Kent Hatch-
ery, Chatham, Ontario.
SPECIAL PULLET SALE
STARTED BARRED ROCK PUL.
lets, 1 week old 22e, 2 weeks old
26 cents. Immediate delivery.
Carleton Hatchery, Britannia
Heights, Ontario.
POULTRY KEEPERS
BE CERTAIN YOU BUY GOOD
healthy, vigorous chicks. Buy
chielca with breeding and livability
and you will b,e certain of eueeees,
Our Breeders are all Governmeut
inspectederaindecT and mood -tested..
Write for descriptive catalogue
• and pricee on our Government
Approved chicks.
MONKTON POULTRY
FARMS
Monition, Ontako
A -I BABY CHICKS; LEGHORNS;
Rocks; Hybrids. Scene choice
Started chicks available up to s
and 4 weeks old. Write or phone
A H. Switzer Hatchery. Granton,
Ont., Phone 38 R 3.
otermt. TOCR CHICKS NOW
AND YOU ARE GUARANTEED
yeti!, chicks for next spring when
you want them. Barred Rock
mixed 912.00 per 100, White Lee -
horns mixed $11.00 per 100. Bar-
red Rook Pullets 519.00 Der 100
White Leghorn -Pellote 022.00 'per
100. Eenvy Breed Okla $6.00 per
300. Leghorn Cltia. 82.00 per 100.
All chicks hatched from 26 cm.
eggs or better and from specie)
mated !lecke. Guaranteed .100%
live delivery. 91,00 books your
order, balance C.O.D. Rainbow
Hatchery, Chatham, Ontario,
ARE YOU KEEPING CHICKENS
or are you 'looking for chicks
that will keep you? The answer is
obvious. Na poultryman wants to
raise chicks trait are a liability.
Top Notch chicks are all from
Government 'Approved bloodtested
breeders, Prices after May 16th.
Non -Sexed: 'White Leghorns 10.95.
lettered Rocks, New Hampshires,
11,45, AsSorted Light Breeds 0.05,
Assorted Heavies. 10.45. Pullets:
White, Leghorns 22,95, Barred,
Rocks 18,95, New Ilmpsheire
19.95, Cockerels: White Leghorne
1.00. Burred Recite 9.45, New
leranpshires ,8,45, Assorted geav.
les 7.45. Aftee June 1st still low-
er prices on lion -sexed and pullet
ehlelce. Write for complete price
list of ninny other breeds. 2.weelc
old chicks for Immediate
sicliy-
ery, !Add to per chick to above
• PriCeS. Top Notch- Chielteries,
Guelph, _On to 0.
11 101115I0 (HAWES
OUR FOLINDAT1()N STOCK IS
- •egestered ' and pedigreed birde
Nothing better In Canada. Order
neve Price for • mixed hahy
ehielte, metes end ferhales: Bar-
red Rocks, $12.00 per hundred:
White Ceghorne, $11.00; White
Reeke, 515.00: Brown Leghorne.
112,00. Pullet . pricee: 13arred
Rocks, 519.001 White Leghorn,
$22 00: White Rocks, e$2.4.00:
Mellen Legnorns, $24.00. 25 free
chicks, our choice, Will be given
for each 200 mixed chicks order-
ed end 25 free chleks for eneh
100 day old pullets ordered.
Goddard Chick Hatchery, Bri-
tannin Ileighte/Ontnrio.
BABY ' CRICIeS AND ' STARTED
, bullets, 1 to 8 weeks old. White
Legborns, Barret) Rocks, New
Hampshire, Hybrids, teneview
lintehery, Trenton, Ont.
WHAT'S, 120 NAME. MANY
'poultrymen know from ' exper-
ienee that In buying chicke the
name. "Twedele" • can mean the
difference between malting and
tnoney. Yes, for 19 years
the name Twecidle has stood for
quelity chicks that are Govern-
ment Approved from bloodtested
breeders of -known Iftrability and
Produetivity. HaY prices are now
in effect with lower prices ,for
late May end June delivery: Send
for the Tweddle cntalogue anti
eeduced 'May anti ,Tune prices.
Limited number of two week old
started chicks and older pullete
farimmediate delivery. Tweddie
Chtek Hatcheries Limited, Ferg-
us, Onterio. '
POULTII Y-ICELIPEI15. CANNOT LET
down "the supplY on markets here
and overseas. Now is the time to
take stock. If you think you'll be
short laying birds, eve have day-
. old And etarted pullets that Will
give What YOU want text fall and'
winter. Chicks, Ceekerels. 'Bray
Haechery, 130 John Ne Hamilton,
_EYEING AND .01,b1ANEVG
HAVE, YOU ANYTHING' .NEDES
dyeing' or cleaning? W rite to to
f6r information. We are glad to
. answer your questions, leepnet. ,
, meritft Parker's Dye Werke'
Limited, 791 'Yonge Street, To.
Issut ,
. HAIRDRESSING.
LEARN HAIRDRESSING THE
• Robertson method. Information
on request regarding elassee.
Robertson's Hairdreseing Acad-
emy, 137 A.venue Road, Toronto,
Port sALla
ELECTRIC MOTORS, NEW, USED,
bought, sold,- rebuilt; belts. put.
leys,, bruthee. Allen Electric Com-
pany btd., 2326;Defferin
STRAWBERRY PLANTS, `ASPAR•
agUS, •raspberries, pee.ch trees.
aPPlea, pears, pitims, cherries,'
grapes, currants shrttbs, hedging,
shade trees, mitre tree guards.
Norfolk Nursery, *rame. Ontario
JAPANESE SPANIELS, A FEW •
only of these rare pets for sale,
all champion • stoelt, Canadian
bred; the Most loyal and intelli-
gent of all toy dogs. Nippon Sun
He/melee Box 7.64 Huntsville, Ont.
JERSEYS,- ALL 'AGES, QUEBEC'S
• leading show and producing- herd,
recorde,- accredited. Gables Farm,
Foster,. Quebec,
-
AT STUD, ATTRIT)GE'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, Opt,
PUREBRED HEREFORD CATTLg,
males and females, Lawrurn
Farms, Durham, 01.
• BULLS—ELNIVALE NOBLE , CAV -
liner, class A, 3 years, grand
champion at Richmend 1943, Sir-
ed by it.O.P. bull, Silver spring
Cavalier and,rrom a high testing
dam, with three R.O.P. records,
priced at 5250. Also buil calves
of. excellent breeding. Apply IT',
W. Argue, 224 Bank St., Ottawa,
Ont.
FOR SALE: 38-45 WATERLOO
Threshing machine in excellent
condition, bigh•elevator and cute
ting box, 51450.00, hard rubber
tired tractor wagon capable of
carrying 10 ton, 5100.00, tractor
Sleigh capable of carrying s ton,
$100.00, 4 section Bissell spring
tooth harrow 580.00,10 foot Mes-
e' aey Harris power binder in ex-
cellent conditlen. 0300.00. Morri-
son Allen, R. 5, Mount Forest,
Line 129-1121,
TJSED SAW MILL MACHINERY
consisting of carriage, saw and
all necessary equipment, also
gasoline engine, shingle machine,
and steam engine. A, S. McMeek-
in, Dalkeith, Ont,
ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS!
'IMMERSION TYPE, COPPER CON-
struction, 660 -watts. Just drop it
In a pan of water and almoet.in-
stantly the water Is hat. Handy
In the kitchen, wonderful for
eratving etc. Postpaid 03.00, The
Radio Hospital, .Tracadie, N.B.
FARMS FOR SALE
FARM TWO III.TNDRED .A.crtris
fenced, seventy cultiVated, rest
wood, Pasture, sugar bush, large
bank barn, cement floor, large
house, stone wall, basement,
spring water'sink, telephone,
apple trees, 210 iniles from two
towns, school bus passee door,
Price $3,000. Box 148, Sundridge,
Ont.
75 ACRES—SOTJTE KEMPT-
vine, mlie from No, 16 high-
way, buildings in good repair,
including 9. roomed house. A. S.
Gearey, RR, 2, Xemptvilie, Ont,
78 ACRES, 65' CLEAR, 13 1311511;
steel roof barn, 50 a 58; hen
house, machine shop, double gar.
age, 9 -room- brick house, hot
water heating, 3 -pc, bath, water
settener, hydro; house is beaus
tifully Situated, surrounded by
shade trees, excellent view, hall
mile from Georgian Bey, 3 miles
from Midland; stock 'and equip-
ntent optional: adjoining 80 acres
also available. Apply W, T,
R.R. 1, Petietang, Ont.
FARM FOR SALE, 50 ACRES, 7 OF
bush, running stream,- equipped
• for chickens, small greenhouse,
electricity, strawberriee, reeP-
berries, one mile mud of Totten-
- ham, Er. C. Rent, R.R. 2, Totten-
ham, Ont,
MACHINERY
10 DIESEL TRACTORS, MODELS
TD -40 (47,5 FIP). industrial or
farm use. Ethel% equipment avail-
able, Write, wire, phone. Leven-
. tbal & Co., Maehinery Agents,
McIntyre Block, Winnipeg.
„ D8s 14 YARD SCRAPERS. RD8s
12 yurd serapees. 70,18 angledozer
10 yard scraper. TD40 310 pied
Letourneau ecraper, Northwest
104 ' % yard drag line. Bucyrus
' 2013 % yard drag eine, Write,
wire, phone. Other equipment
available. Leventhal ee Co., Mc-
Intyre Block, Winnipeg.
TILE MACHINE
CEMENT TILE MACHINE, SLIGHT.
ty used, 4 to 12 inch moulds and
fittings, trucice and track. Re-
• quires two to operate. (Mod buy
to interested party. Toronto own'
er has disposed of Plant. Apply
• F. Vent/emend, Clinton, Ont.
TURKEYS '
TURKEYS: ROYAL PALM 51,00
each, Broad 'Breasted Bronze 75e;
WHITE PEeKIN DUCK and White
Cochin Bantam eggs $2.00 per
10, Log Chateau Farms, Fenelen
, Falls, Ont.
•91EDTC.AT,
STOM,Ala AND THREAT) wortms
often are' the cause of III -health
in humane, all ages. No one im-
mune! Why not rind out if this
In your trouble?. Interesting par-
ticulars—Free! Write Mulveney's
Remedies, Specialists, Toronto 3.
GOOD RESOLUTION — EVEPY
sufferer of Rheumatic Pains or
Nenritis should tie/ Dimom's Rem-
edy, Munro's Drug Stare; 336 El-
gin, Ottawa. Postpaid $1.00.
NATURE',S HELP—DIXON'S REM-
ede for ' Rimurnatie Pains, Neve -
Jets. Thousands praisieg it, ,Mtin-
ro's. Drug 'Store, 336 Elgin, Ot-
Menu Postpaid $3.00. •
0A17001520153 09)017 BALM
strorsoffensive odor instantly.
40s boitle, Ottawa agent, Denman
Drug. store, Ottawa.
AIUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
BRED A: BUDDINGTON BUYS:
sells, exchanges musleal
Tents, 111 Citurche.Toronle 2.
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PATENTS
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Pateht Solicitors, Mstabliehed
1890; 14 • King West, Toronto.
Booklet of Information on re- •'
quest.
PIANOS
OUR, SMALL NEW PIANOS WILL.
be available shortly. Beautiful
in design end tone. Send for cir-
cular naming approximately your
price, end particulars in that
range will • be mailed promptly.
Factory Meson, 0, Risch Limited,
642 King West, Toronto.
• Potatoes and Carrots
Write or phone what you have to
offer. Best prices paid for Number 1
Mutual Growers'
Market Limited
41 -Church St., Toronto
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6 OR 8 EXPOSURE ROLLS 250
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You May not get all the films you
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the QuklIty and service you, desire
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Station J. Toronto
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DEVELOPED AND PRINTED 25c
A customer in Cape Breton says, "1
have been sending ?inns to you for
4 Or 5 years. Would not send them
anywhere else."
SPECIAL ALBUM OFFER
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sizes 16.20-127 if 29a
(40 extra) is sent with film roll.
SPECIAL PRICES ON
FRAMING AND COLORING
Enlargements 4 x 6" in beautiful
eesel mounta, 1 tor 25e. termed
oh ivory tinted mats, 7 0 9", in
Gold, Silver, Circassian Walnut or
Black Ebony finish frames, 59e each.
t enlargement colored. 700 each.
Box 129, Postal Terminal A, Toronto
Print Name and Adclrese Plainly on
• Orders.
STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE
Box 129, POStal Terminal A. Toronto
Print Milne and Address Plainly on
Orders.
"feEfiCALE HELP WANTED
EXPERIENCED LINOTYPE
OPERATOR
-Apply to nearest Employment and
Selective Service Office. File
CR 2731,
511551,1' NTED
lefANIIPACTURLIR OF LIGHTNING
rod equipment desires local sales-
men for part-time work through-
out Ontario. Drawing account
agalnet commissions arrnnged.
Apply B. Phillips Company Lim-
ited, 200 Mann Street, Toronto,
CYLINDER PRESSMAN WANTED,
one with some experience on
melte-ready. Stoney position for
steady reilable Man, (44 -hour
weelt) Apply nearest Employ-
ment & Selective Servlee Office..
lell.E—tele 2519
EXPERIENCED le/NOTYPIe Oil:R-
ater and floor man teemed at
once, steady cosi( len, 544 -hour
weelt). Apple nettreet Empleyment
and S'elective Service Office.
FE.E—ren 2520
FOWL' & 131-(01 LESS, EWE EST
prices fetid. Cra tes available.
Write M. P. MsOlon. 21 Ja rvia
, Street, Toronto
WANTED
WANTED—PROPERTY ON LAKE
frontage between Huntsville,
North Buy. Good fisbIng, duck
shooting.. 454 Paling Ave.. N.
tlarniltOn.
USED DELCO LIGHTING PLANTS,
motors.. and generators wanted.
Stele age, price and condition,
13. W. Cowan, Moracton, Ont,
SUPERINTENDENT WANTED Fort
, 20 bed Hospital in Palmerston,
Ontario. Duties commence ,Tune
1st. Apply to W. H. Burns, Palm-
erston, Ont.
EXPERIENcnD 'SiNGLE DAIRY
))'armband, $75 a month. State ,
Particulare. John Nixon. 11.53. 4,
Dundee, Ont,
MR. WOOL GROWER
WE OPERATE A GOVERNMENT
Linensed Wool Warehouse and
are prepared to purchase this
season's Weee clip- according, to
Governmept Grading Standards
and at establiabed Government
pieces. You -flan apply your eyool
credit against blanket purchases.
We do not handle used woollens.
THE STRATEROY woomurr
MTLLS LTD,, STRATHROY, Ont.
WE BUY
hundreds of Herbs, Roots, Barks,
leerries, Flowers, Leavez, ete. '
PRICES HIGHER NOW
write for full lite
Dominion Herb Distributors ,
14211 at, Lawrence Montretil
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