HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 1945-05-17, Page 7SURRENDER TO MONTGOMERY•
Adraiial von Friedebnrg, Supreme Commander for the German
Navy. algne surrender pact as Field Marshal Montgomery looks .
on An estimated 1,000,000 Germans laid down their arms in Den-
mark,. Holland, and northwestern •Germany.
n"L• ITis E fi•
SPEED OF THE FUTURE
Some visionary" foresees that
planes of the future will fly 100,000
miles in 60 minutes. The practical
\Title .ofatvhickwill•be that you can
go four times round- the world in
your lunch hour.
— Peterborough Examiner,.
AT A DISADVANTAGE'
These elections may he hard on
woman candidates. ' If a woman
throws her hat in the •ring will
anybody but herself know what it
'
— Owen Soued SunTimes,
BIRD CONSPIRACY
The early bird catches the Worm.
But a lot of other birds know why
a lot of grass seed we've been
planting !hasn't coma up.
• '" Ottawa Citizen.
No sotuT.IoN
•••.why cirtrat the nations get
along,like one big family?" A hu-
morist replies: "The'. trouble is,
they dol"
— Quebec Chronicle -Telegraph.
NO ILLUSION., .
•
. . .
GeAnany has been cut in two.
And _this is mi 1-Iouelini illusion.
She stay's cut.
— Ottawa Citizen.
FirewatChers Still
Watching St. Paul's
Firewatchers have ended their
duty ell pver Britain — but not the
men who . guard London's St.
-Paul's Cathedral. They' ' have
watched .over Wren's masterpiece
front the start of the war and reill
stay to the' finish.
They were there oli tbe night of
the great fire blitz, Sunday, Dec,
29, 1940, when the cathedral stood
inhartned within a city ablaze. .
OTTAWA REPORTS
•That Munitions Minister Howe
Forecasts Minimum Disturbance
In Conversion Prom War
To Peace In Canada
Based on information from the
United Kingdom and the United
-States, the immedieM war produc-
tion picture in Canada was that
aircraft production would continue
indefinitely, and there would con-•
tinue to be a high rate of deliVerY
of ships well into 1946.• Production .
'of railway ',equipment would be
aienneci up to supply domestic and
foreign demands. There 'wouldbe
a cutbackan explosive's in line with
ammunition demands, but chemio-
als for agricultural and other in
dustrialneed's would continue at .a
high rate. Gun and small arme am-
munition would be cut progrcssive-
ly. vehicles production'
would 'decline sharply. There
would be partial conversion in
automotive vehicles from military
"to civilian requirements which
would keep factories fully engaged.
War and civilian demands would
keep productiop of raw and swill -
processed materials high,
*
'Production of civilian 'necessities,
together • with production Of ex-
ports to liberated coentries, would
absorb manpoiver released by the
lessening of war production, Mr.
Howe.aid. Ile,paid tribute to the
extellent plans laid by most of
Canada's industries for the period
just beginning and stated ,that in
many of these reconversion would
• mean simply the moving of work-
ers from one machine to another.
*.•• * *
Canada will have a carry over of
abou1:a300,000,000. bushels of wheat
tht end of the' crop year, July 31,
and the United States, about 350,- -
. 000,000 the Dclininion Bureau of
Statistics estimates. This would be
the lowest midsummer figure since
1940.
Officials from Dominion De-
partment of Agriculture, accompa-
nied by United States Department
of Agriculturearepresentatives, will
go' to Fort William later this
morith. to observe tests being made
in the Nipigofi region to destroy
the Spruce Sawfly. RCAF crewe
, flying PBY'S rilI spray the new
DDT insecticide on timber stands
.there in experimental- tests.
In 1826 the first successful reap -
ping machine Wes invented by the
Rev. Patrick Bell in England. s
WE CAN'T PILL A
11
OUT COP A
PECK-
MEASIIIRE
•
It is estimated that about 72,000 people in Canada want to buy
a new heating system. A good percentage Of them would like a
CLARE-HECLA Furnace, •
Even o with normal production We woutd, not be able to meet tbe
demand. And materials and manpower are still very much
restricted, , •
Hence, CLARE-HECLA dealers can Accept orders no far ,onty
' a limited number of furnaces Col* fall delivery First come, first
served N the policy they Must follow Don't delay, if you need
a new furnace.
•
MAKERS,st;
WITH THE PATENTED:OVAL FIREPOT
L'REJEW E L' ANG E.;
-Changing Tikes.
On Highways
-18,13angerous
Highway' Officer Suggests Aid
For Making Repairs To
'Car on Shoulder of Road
IVIotorists are to frequently in-
jured, sornetimea fatally, while
changing tires on trtink highways,
particularly after dark. Another
cause, of accidents- is dthe„danger-
ous 'habit of some driveSs getting
out -of their 'vehicles by thd lef t•
hand dem' and than exposingtheta-
selves to oncoming vehicles, The
Hamilton Spectator warns. Botts'
practicesare condemneil by ' traf-
fic officials, who emphasize that
there are safe rnethede of over-
, coining tire trouble and also urge
drivers to use- the righthand door
of their 'ears at all times,
in the opinion bf highwayof-,
ricers, many of such accidents
'could be avoided if -d few Paeoalla
tions were0obserVect when a •mo-
torist .mtops to get out of his oar
or is halted by, tire trouble. In-
spector A. R., Knightof the On-
tario Provincial Police in Ulla area
points out that the. • scareity of
tires -is reponsiblea- for the situ-
ation being more of a 'bazar& than
it. would under nominal conditions.
He reminqd drivers, however, that
almost every car has a trunk or a.
rear compartment- for luggage.
His ' advice la that two small
boards be carried there by every
motorist. One board, he suggests,
ehould be about two Inches thick
tor strength, eight inches wide
andthree feet long, and used ,so
that when tirs. trouble develops,
a par can. be driven off the' pave-
ment and on to the shoulder of
the road. This board can serve
efficiently fo give footing for the
.wheet with the damaged tire to
rest on. The second board, Mach
smaller, should be used ter • the I
jack; to stand on.
* •
Whet so equippet . with these
simple aids, a motorist ean pro-
ceed with saaety to matte his re'•
• pairs and feel reasonably secure
against accident, provided he does
so on the shoulder of the road
and not on ,lie pavement.
HITLER'S SUCCESSOR
Succeeding Adolf Hitler, repartee
to have died in Berlin, is Grand
Admiral Karl Doenitz, commandet
of the German Navy. Doenitz him-
self announced the death of Hitlet
and seid that the Fuehrer had ap-
pointed him to lead the German
nation,
Stalingrad Reborn
All Stalingrad ectebrated whee
Bac .1,0000 . treed., was recently
turned otit iti tbe giant plant .re-
born atom theruins and 'ashes left
by the German invaders, Engineers '
and Workers, most of„whom fought
in 'defence of Stalingrad carried
out ' their pledge to rebuild this
pride of the ,Soviet tiactot industry
M the shortest possible time.
Quick -Freeze Units
For Farm Families
It is said by those who have
been in close touch with the devela
opmeht of the frozen food hialusti y
that, following the War; a freezer hi
the average home will be consider,:
ed just as essential as an electric.:
washing machine. The' 'It'eezer for.„
me atse-Vegetaablaaaa'aiie'liiiit I 1 e
' bring a new era in mitr,ition and -a,
also in the palatibility of foods, •
comments. The s Lethbridge Herald.
The claim may be made hat if
cruipk,' freeaing of, food increases,
themanning e' foods Will decrease,
but this ,does not' follow. Both me-
thocii Of 'food preservation will
have 'their' blaCe. NufritiOn is goaiig
tot play a much more important
part in othr lives in the future than
in the past. We have (carried that
nutrition has been too long neglec-
The quick -f eeze method of pre:
serving meats. vegetables and
I uits reqvires electricity, That is
going to be another argument for
final. electrification, for it is the
farm family, which ought to have
the -best food in the tvorlda for they
grow' it, that too oaten in the past
has had to get along with a mono-
tonous diet because of lack of re-
frigeration.
Not Great But Good
President '',Urilmair's frieuds seem
unanimcms in thinkieg that he will
not be a great Pi esident, but be
may be a 'good President, says
Titn. He is humble, he is hard
Working, he is likely to go In more
• for, cortsolidation than innovation.
CHINA'S SOONG
Dr, T. V. 'Soong, head of the
Chinese delegation to the Se-
curity Conference, ,probably is
'tops among the Chinese 'whohave
sought to modernize his •,cuun-
try's economy by introducing
sidentS1 meth-
ocli$ and who,
,by their famil-
iaritiat with both
:civ 6 litations,
haie contribut-
,ve enormously
-to understand-
ingt 'between
Ea t and West,
oong is a
griaduate of
, Hasvard Un i-
Versity, took
pn p tgradnate
wqrlt • at Co-
luttibia Univer-
, siti, and work-
ed in a New ,Yorlea bank .before
returning to miter cthe govern-
ment of his sister'salhusliand, Dr.
Sun Yat-sern , After Suti'a death
in. 1925 ,Soong Werked Vitt,
Chiang Kai-shek, Notre tWo years
later married anoth,et of Soong's;
The respect in which Soong
held by western nations springs
in, part ,froni his personality and
wide acquaintance, atm in pat
from' his remarkable success with
the extremely complicated tangle
of Chinese finances. This had
specific evidence in 1933 when,
for the first time in modern his-
toty, he balanced, China's budget:
Since two vveal-- after Pearl -
'Harbor he hashr e Minister of
Foreign Affairs. '
Soong
Battle of Italy -
Not A Sideshow
When it is possible to survey
the great battles of tliis war it will
be found- that the- panipaigo ,in
Italy was a masterpieceof strategy
and tactiet, eays ThelOttawa Jaur-
nal. From Sicily to athe Po river
hundreds of miles to the north
Allied armies,' usuallysmaller than
LIIStI oppurienaaa fereeTs,— 'and •
which the :Canatliatsta for "a: long •
time played ri. distinguished 1'9k --
drove the enemy before them, in-
flicted scores of thousands of ca-
sualties, • denied -Hitler in more im-
mediately vital fields; the use of
these battle -trained veterans. It is
quite incorrect to speak of the Ita-
lian campaign as a sideshow of lit-
tle reat importance. &dually it has
been an essential eleMent 3n the
grand strategy by, which ,Germany
has been squeezed to death.
Kilts Disappearing;
Scotsmen Protest
Scotsmen stand in peril of losing
their kilts — and their leaders. plan
a protest.
The demandabroad, for the col-
orfidaplaid cloth, particularly by
Women ,in Lleited Stales has
caused a shortage.
' Thus Scotsmena who love 'to pa-
rade in kilts, are being compelled
to wear pants. Hard hit, too, are
Scottish children who wear plaid
kilts as a form of national dress.
Scottish leaders planned to ask
Hugh Dalton, Board of Trade
President, if he is aware that near-
ly all caftan material in stock is
being reserved for expert.
British minesweepers have swept
over 16,000 mines since war be-
gan.
BACKACHE?
Look out for Trouble
With Your KIDNEYS
E your back aches os if you have
disturbed ;deep, burning or smarting, look
out for trouble. This condition is a sure
dim, that your kidneys are not fully
ridding your blood of poisonous acids
and wastos, When the kidneys slow UM
wastes Is:theca Backache, dizzy spells,
Puffy eyes and rheumatic pains may follow.
• Your kidneys need help—and there In a
time -tried, proven way Co help them
'mown as GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil
CapsUles. These Capsules contain care-
fully measured quantities of that widely
khown diuretic called Dutch Drogs You
will find their action. fast and effective.
Be sure you get GOLD MEDAL Haarlem
011 Capsules, the gerallne t'and original
Dutch Drops—packed in Canada. Get a
40e package from your druggist. 0
HEMORRHOIDS
2 Special,Remedies
by the Makers of Mecca Ointment
Meeca Pile Remedy, No, 1 iistfor. Protrudiala
s,anleeding riles, and Is sold in Tube, with pipe,
for Internal applicotion. Price 75c. Mace. Pile
Remedy No. 2 is for ExtertatiRchiagPtiot. Sold
In Jar. and Is tor external use obly. Price 50a,
" Older by number from your Druggiat..
Get quick relief! Just smear
NOSTROLINE in each nostril. Breath-
ing passages open right away.
nosTRol.INE soothes, lubricates,
disinfects, helps make and keep your
nose healthy. Brings comfort swiftly.
Convenient. Pleasant. For adult's and
children. 50e—ell dzuggisti.
OSTROLINE
CLIFTON, BRISTOL, STIOtAtill
ere's a SENSIBLE way
to relieve MONTHLY
FEMALE PAIN
LydiaE.PinkhanasVegetableCompound
not only helps relieve periodic pain but
ALSO aceoinpanying nervous, tired,
highstrung feelings—when due to func-
tional monthly disturbances. It's one of
the most effective medicines for this pur-
pose. Pinkham's Compound helps naturel
rollow label dh•ections. Try it!
, VEGETABLE
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VI Bomb, Attack
On Antwerti Ftils
e
anti-aircraft• gunners de-
stroyed , more than 2,000 i\7=1:
bombs itbried at, Antwerp hy the.
Geentaits in 0 desperate' atiimipt lto
knock :out the port during 15.8
days from last, Octobet to March.
A tOtal of 2,183 litizzliciiiihs
were shot down,' and only .211. land -
:ed 121 1110 port target,area, The,
00,0 A nierican, ,Biltiski, and Polisht,
• anti-airerift .gunners 'prevented' tile
loss ,of a single -working clay at Alte
Porto )V12Cil .SlllfpliOd 1110 Weste.nit
The: city's, def09oi0' , coniprid"
400 heavy guiu; i1 light guns,
and lacked
fig,ilter Plane's' and harrage bal-
loons:
From the outset of the wal- unkil
the, end of 1944, tbe Canadian Na-
tional Railwayg 'carried 3.32;661,,-
825 passengers.
Canadian: Brt
ianiihm
Lumber
For mess
• The British government lias al-
ready earmarked around '$110,000,-
000 for thhbec trent Canada for de- ,
livery following, the cess -at -ion of
The Calgary I-le-
rald. ..Filling SUS huge order. may
prevent' tlie 'inatiguration of Amine
building operations in this country
„ oil the scalealeedd, but Brifish ne-
cessity is greater than ''that of Can
who. have: riot .had , one
liome deniedishedi cileasy action
- 0111 oughout the War. r
Tbe Russians , have started build-
ing, a 500 -mile pipe -line, which will
carry " gis12011):the Volga city of
Saratoy to" Moscow at half of what
11: 505' costs Moseottl hofiseholdefs.
The lin will cross 00 rive6, live
'lakes and7O railways and high-
ways. rn spite 07 this, the ,plan
calls for its coMpletion within a
EARLY RISING is easy
when the morning coffee
is IVIaxivell Rouse. Yon est.
joy coffee at -its very best
in this superb blend. It's
skilfully blended from
choice Latin-American
coffees.
Faith In Peace?
One impressive sentence of An-
thony "Eden, Britain's Foreign Mi -
,lister, at the San, Francisco cOrl-
ference made at a press talk, in-
trigued the e'orresponden(s. rt 34981
"In Britain we have an Immediate
problent Oor towns and cities
have been badly wrecked and we
must start at once to rebuital them.
Are we to rebuild them with
baniti-proof shelters, Or with faith
in peace?"
-- St. Thomas Times -journal,
Accountants arid Auditors
INGoets; TAX REPORTS COM -
Mete •BoOlOceeplog Services. Small
or Large Businesses. Travel any -
Where. Albert Brett & Co.,
Wellington St ES Toronto. Ont.
IT A olf crrp:Tis.
11.00.• ROOrtS YOUR 0(105(010ORDER YOUR 194.5 CHICKS Nerfai
and pot be disapPoleted. All
chicka are from guaranteed test-
ed atock, and from 26 oz. eggs
' or better. Barred Rocks mixed
512.00 -per 100, •Wtitte Leghorn,
mixed 511,00 per 100 Barred
Rock Pullete 810.00 per 100,
white Leghorn Pullets $22.1/0, per
100, wbite Rocks mixed 811:00
per 100 white' Rock • Pullets
524,00 per 100. We guarantee 400
nye delivery, balance paid C.0
Maple City Hatchery, Chatham,.
Ontario,
5000 BREEDERS ON ONE PLANT
BOOX YOUR ORDER FOR CHICES
• from a real breeding farm. Don't
take chances ..on just ordinary
hatchery chicks. Order chicks
NOW for May or June delivery.
Lakeview Poultry Perna Exeter,'
Olifitlito,
100 CHICKS FREE
• MTH' AYERS ORDER OF 100
Piittetl chtelcs, we give 100 free
chicks (our eho(ce). Leghorn
• Pullets $22.95 per 100. barred
Rock pullets $19.95 per 100, White
Rock Pullets $24.95 per 100. All
chicks sold backed by high egg
pedigreed stock. $1.00 books your
order Oakum C.O.D. Guaranteed
700%. live delivery', Kent Match-
ery, Chatham. Ohtario. „ • .
SPECIAL PULLET SALE
STARTED BARRED ROCR CUL -
lets, 1 week old 22e, 2 Weeks old
26 cents. Immediate delivery,
Carleton Hatchery, Britannia
Heights.- Ontario.
A-1 BABY CHICKS; • LEGHORNS:
Rocks; Flabrids. Some . choice
started chIcka available' up to' 3
anti 4 weeks old. Write .or phene
A. H. Switzer Hatchery. Granton,
Ont. Phone 1(8 R •
POULTRY IKEEPERS
BE CERTAIN YOU BUY 0000
healthy, vigorous , °Melte, • BOY
chicks with breeding and livablItta
and yett will be certain ot success.
Our Breeders are ell Government
Inspected, bonded lind blootaleated,
Write for descrlptive catalogue
and prices • on our Government
Approved chibits. ,
MONKTON POULTRY •
FARMS
afonkton. Ontario
ORDER ..SOUST CITICHIS NOW
AND I'LlU ARE GUARANTEED
your chicks for neat spring settee
• yeti want therm • Barred Beat
mixed $12.00 per 100, White Leg -
horns mixed $11.00 per 100. Bar-
- red Rock Pallets 5114.00 'Per 1011
White Leghorn Puneta 322,00 per .
100. Heavy Breed Ckls. 05,00 per
100; Leghorn Okla. 02.00 per 100.
All chielcs hatched from 21 oz.
eggs or better arid hem special
mated flocks. Guarrinteed t00• 8's
Ilve delivery. 01.00 books j,mitt•
order, balance C.O.D. Ile to bow
Hatchery, Chatham. Ontario.
GOVERNMENT APPROVED CHICK
bargains for this week and next.
Barred "Rocks', New Hampshirea,
• Black Auatrolorps, New Hamp-
shire X Barred Rocks non -sexed
10,95, pullets 17.20, cockerels'
8.05. White Leghorns non -sexed
0.90, pullets 20.95, cockerels 95e.
Assorted heavy breeds: Non -sexed
9,95.• Millets 15.05, coelcerels 0.05.
2 week old add 0e per chick to
above priees. Shimred C.O.D. This
advertisement muat • acconManY
your order, Top Notch ChIcker-
les, Guelph, Ontario.
we CAN cave 0000 DP,LVERY
on chicks, and pullets bran Ster-
oids anti started, and cockerels
in limited • quatititles Every
month is a good month for porn-
- try...keepers. Bray' Hatchery, 120 "
dohn N., Hamilton, Ont,
RELIABLE' • summED 0 II X
Sale. 'Reliable Chicks are from
OoVerunient Approved blood=
tested flocks, clOcks that develop
Into. quality hualcy !Ayers and .
meat birds, chicics that have
quality and livnbility for es end
for you, After May 15, Sbasex X
• Hampa, Barred Rooks, • Ol e w
sHampsilires, unsexed 011.95, pet -
lets $17.86. cockerels .30,05. Leg-
horn , X Harass, unsexed $11.95.
pullets $22.00. cockerels $4.00.
Legborns, Unsoted 510.05, PlIttetP
622 95, Order P.elittble Chic.SB—to-
daY. Reliable Hetchely,
Ontario,
21', FitEB tittfIttlaS
111111 FOUNDATION' STOCK fS
-egistered and pedigreed bIrda
Nothing better In Canada. Order
now. Prices for mixed baby
chicks, • molea and tertinlest Bar-
red Rcielca, 912,00 Der toindred:
White Leghorns. $11.00; white
Rocks, $15,00: • Grown Lee herna
815.00. Pullet rwires: 'Barred
Rocks. 910 00: White Leghorns,
Eta 00: 1Vhite Rooks, 824.00:
. Brown Legherns, $24.00 • 10 „free
ehicks, our eholee, will he given
for earh een mIxeti r Molts artier-
• ed and 25 h•ee Weirs for earl)
„ 100 day nid pullets. ordered
flodderd Chiric T4n ti.11 ery. tiri.
tannin 'Heights. Ontario
Y011 CAN'T' GO WRONG WITH
Tweddle, Chicks. There win he
guarnnteed market neat Fall for
all the .rhicka you brood thia
Spring.. The trnited 'States- Arms'
will take 95,000,005 ihx, and epee
'Britain ever increasing emounte,
Great Britnin will also' hike all
our surplus eggs. So You 551/59: 00
wrong if 37011 buy • good ehieka
and loolc after them. Amos' Ttru-
bacher of Moorefield has this
comment to "On the 1006
Special Mating New Hamoahlre
chicks purchased thia Spring AV
losses up• to four weeks of age
have been °tie", Amos haa nor -
chased in all this yettr :61.00
Tweddle Special Mating chielca.
Twaddle .chlelts besides being
noted for their livability have
0100 these qualities—the nultete
develop into Wonderful layers and
the cockerels into grand meat
birds. Prices greatly reduced
after' ,Ttme -1st, Can give •irnmetl.
late 'delivery of des old and, two
Weeis old non -sexed ptillet and
cockerel chicks, in all the popu-
lar pure breeds ard hybrid, cross. -
es. Also 8 week old end older
millets for inunedia le delivery.
Free en talosmr. Tworldie Chick
Hatcheries Limited, Feeg•us, Ont.
11All I` CHICK g
MOONILtS 01150568 PROM BLOOD-
teSted, • Government APprOved
',Mocks,. Licensed -for shippialg. to
any provrrioe. White Leghorna,
Barred Rooke, New Hampahlrea,
Moneys Poultry Paten, North
EaY, Ont. ,
BABY CHICKS it:ND STARTED
pulletas 1 to 8 weeks,. old. White
LeghOrns, Barred • liocke," New ,
Hampshire, Hybrids, Slayview
Hatchery, Trenton, Ont.
VEI /41 amp ci,crearaNc
HAVE YOU ANYTHING NEEDS
dyeing or • cteaning? Write to ue
tor informS Non. We are' glad, to
answer your quostIons. Depart-
-anent H., 'Parker a Dye Works
Limited. 791 'Yong° , Street. To-
ronto.
• rot: ssec
ELECTRIC MOTORS, NNW, USE0,
bought, sold, rebuilt: belts, pails
leas, brushes, Allen Electric Cony
- ' party Ltd., 2326 Dufferin St., To-
ronto.
STRA W BE R Y PLANTS, A SPAR.
nOtin, ramt)berrlae, • p01511 tre0.9
_Apple% . pears, plums, cherries,
grape, currants, shrubs, hedging,
shade trees, .• wire ' tree guards,
Norfollc Nursery, Simcoe. Ontarlot
.BLILLS—ElLMV ALE NOBLE CAV -
atter, • class A. 3 . years, grand
champlon at Richmond 1043. Ble-
ed by R.O.P. buil, Silver Spring
Cavalier and from a higa testing
dam, with three 11.0.P. records,
priced at $250. Also bull calves
of exeellent breeding. Apply le.
W. Argue, 234 Bank St., Ottawa,
Ont.
SINGER CANART $10.05. HOMER
Pigeons 01.05 palr, Collie Pemale
Pup $3.00 (cash). Xennels, Ath-
ens, Ontario.
AUTO TRAILER WITH "TWO NEW
preawar tires 700x21. Carat or
trade fpr good Atttotrae. E. T.
h
Walln , Moorefield, Ont,
BANN. BARN 40 x 00, EXCELLENT
conclition, metal roof and siding
on one aide MO. Whaling Turkey
Ranch; atoorefteia, Ont.
$4300-15 ACRE PAIR% VIT./1.13LE
• for market gardening or tellacco, •
2 houses, 2 wells. immedInte pos-
session at St. Williams, Out, 207
Rawdon St., Brantford. •
GAsoLiNc Tau= TANI: MOUNT-,
e'd on four -steel orheels, suitable
for spraying streets 5100. R. B.
Richardson, St, Andrewa,' 5615.
RAISE SWABS. GIANT WHITE
Kings, Det 13reeders $5.00 a pair.
Charlea Angus, Box 434, Port
Credit, Ont.
BEAITTIPTitt ST, BERNARD, Olt -
atige and WhIte. Male. Children's'
Moot -Mite. !rind. $23.00. Dtrald
Pander. Harlington, Ont.
HOUND PUPS. 4 alONTES, PAR-
ents eacellent to:chant-ult., Well
bred. Thee° Pups shOuld melte
nes-fest fox, rabbit or doer hotrods,
01.0. 1478 Rueen r., Toronto.
GENUINE ANT701.1E MFIT,ODTAN,
EnglIsb, small. oomplete—$250.
R B. Riehnrdson, St. Anarests,
PAIIMS VOIR SALK, .
50 OR 100-AC'RE PARM, 5 MILES
west of Welland, 114 miles south
of 15'er3wiek. on gravel road; laYa
high, well drained; elenn and
productive, of good'sandy loam:
well fenced. 1.0 ttet ea good bush,
gas well, good buttdinga, lots of
Need Water, 8 acres orchard.
large frame houtie with irtrge
aun-poreh. electricity, large Isom
with batement and modern stable
egnioments tile 0110, hog pen.
drIve house, work shop, poultrY
and brooder honses, grottier:a,
garage, etr. flood Relg/t111 teem.
6 years, old, 0200 tbs.: aharneest
Mfr. binder: barn equternent tor
hay. Come and see. Everything
for 57,500. Harvey Chambers,
pantalets.
FEMALE HELP WANTED
EXPER iirNcED LINOTYPE
'OPERATOR
Apply to mintiest Entplopment nnd
Selective Service ()Thee,. Fite
CR 2731.
re A ut Ess f
R RAIRDRESSINN THR
Robertson method. Informritton
on reoulest megt,mstlng elnsses.
• Robertson's Hairdressing Amid.
env, 137 Averote Rend, Toronto
amp W A N'YFIll
-MANUFACTURER Ola LIGHTNING
rod equipment desires local sales -
111015 for part-time Wail/ t rot1gh•
Out Ontnrio. Drawing account
against commissions it riitingecl.
Apply 13 Phillips Cornoilna Lim-
ited. 500 Kam Street, Toronto.
CY [ANGER PREsSMAN WANTRD.
one 151( 1, some eXperietire on
• 111111t e.• reit dy. Steady Pr/Milo/1 for
steady reliable man, (44- hour
weelt) AnplY nearest ffarMiga•
ment & Selertive Sertilre (mace,
irts51-0 R 21119
EXPERtiaNplelt LINGTYPE oPER.
ator• /Ind floor 1111511 wanted at
s onoe, si early' posit Col. (44 -bus
week) A may nen res.) Ern pl oy e
Ithd Seleolive aerator Office,
FT 1.11--0, II 2510
MI A CHIN ER V
EMPIRE MILlatalC4 MACHINE Mil-
itates, Pulsatora overhauled; tome
rebuilt pulsators for exchonge.
Vincent O'Neill, Gatulneque, Ont.
10 DTEstm TRACTORS', MODELS'
TD -40 (47,1 140'), Industrial or
farm use. Other equipment avail-
able. Write, wire, plume, Leven- ,
that & Co., Maehthery Agent's,
McIntyre Block, Vaintlipeg.
TILE MACHINE
' CE1VIENT TILE SIACSIINE, 00101111-
l3' used, 4 to 12 inch moulds and
fittings, trucks and track. Re-
quires two to operate. Good buy
to interested party. Toronto QM).
er has disposed of Plana Apply
P. Vonalgmond, Clinton, Ont.
eternicsoL,
IT'S IMPORTANT — EVERT SUP,-
.Perer of Rheumatic Paige or
,Nauritis should try Dixon's Items
edy, Munro's Drug Store, 335
Elgin, Ottawa, Postokld 51.08.
STOMACH A.6013 THREAD wortNrS
often are the cause of' tit -health
In 'romans, all ages, No one ini-•
mune! Why not ftnd nut If Oda
is your trouble? intereating par-
tieulars—Free! Write Mulveney's
Remedies, Specialists, Toronto 3.
•
GOOD ADVICE! EVERY SUPPER-
-er. of Rheumatic Pains or Neur-
itis' should try Dixon's. Remedy,
Munro's Drug Store, 335"- Elgin.
Ottawa. Postpaid • 61.00.
BAUMEEXA FOOT BALM DE -
strays of Pensive odor (nets ntly.
45o bottle, Ottawa' agent. DOUTItt fl
Drug Store. Ottatiril.
• "MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
FRED A, BODDINGTON BUYS,
sells, exchanges musical Instru-
ments. 111 Church, Toronte 2.
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MARVEL HAIRDRESSING
SCHOOLS
358 BLOOR W., TORONTO
Branches: 44 Xing SO ElainlIton
& 74 Rideau Street, Ottawa.
PATENTS
"PETHERSTONHAUGIrat CORS.PAN
Patent • Solleitors. Established
1890; 14 Xing West, Toronto,
. Boolclet of anformetion on. re-
quest.
PIANOS •
OUR SMALL NEW PIANOS WILL
be available dhortly. Eeautiful
In design and tone. Send for lir-
cuter naming approximately your
ahd particulars 1/1 that
range will be mailed promptly.
Factory Mason, & lttacli Llmited,
642 Xing West, Toronto.
pERSONA.14
.SIOXNESS AND OTHER PRO'S -
lents overcome in Segue' Name.
„Interdenominational book, thirty
cents. William 13dst1, Nanticoke,
Ontario.
POSIT/ON WARMER
3117,P3ERIENCIDD PAR1VIER 0 YEARS
knowledge of stet/ion groom
wishing to hear from stock
breeder needing man for the
Season's route or charge of
Stable. George Stewart, 013 Man-
ning Ave., Toronto.
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FRAMING AND COLORING
enlargements 4 x 0" in beautiful
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on Ivory tinted mats, 7 x 9" in
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Box 129, Postal Terminal A, Toronto
Print Nettle and Address Plainly on
Orders ,,,,
TEACHERS WAN'PED
(0101-1100 601) CENTRE SCHOOL
Area requIres 3 teachers for term
shirting. Sept, 1st. Apply stating
religion, ctuallfleatlons and 01,1-
s,51, requ I red to: IL 1). „Ala rtin,
Sec. -Trona., Selby, Lennox County,
Ontario.
%V A NT ED
FOWL & 1i(51 1124515,1 EWE EST
P11111115 tut Id. tab tee um 1 la tile.
Write 0.1. P. Malmo, ga Jarvis,
Street, 'Toronto
WANTED--:-PRoPERTY ON LAKE.
frontage bet weon etmisvine,
North Bay. Good' 8lslltsg, duok
shooting. 454 Pel I ng" Are., N.
Hamilton. ,
USED DELCO. LIGHTING PLANTS,
motors, and generators wanted,
State' ege, price and condition,
H. W. Cowan, Mon -atom Ont.,
WlE 131J1(
intedr'eds Henn', Roots, Barks,
Berries, Flowers, Leaves, etc.
PRICES HIGHER NOW
write . rm. run Ilot
Dominion 1-Ierb'Distributers
14155, 64. LI/ syrenl.e
ISSUE 20-1945