HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 1945-06-07, Page 7, LOVE 'COSTS THRONE
Cost of Victory
To Great Britain
What' Britain Has Done To
.Win Victory .Briefly Told
By Ottawa Journal
, Memories a.e* short,- .and it is .
well ,to put on record .this • 6briei-
. statement of the cost of victory', to
B ritain,
To. FebrUaryof' this year, of the,
people of the United' Kingdom 216,
287 had been ki11d hy the eneniY,
this being' 70 per cent: 'of the total
for .the Empire' and, nearly 45 per
cent. of the , total figure. fen. the..
Western Allis.• Including Civil-
ians; nearly 80 per cent,. ofj all Bri-
tish 'subjects killed by enemy tic.
tion were from the United King-
dom
One house of Britain's every
three was .destroyed or damaged by
enemy air action.
About 6,500,000 men and women
or one in even of Ithe population[
served ' in the armed forces Or in.
full-time civilian defence. More
than 3,000,000 others served in part-
time 'civil ,defence or in the Home
Guard.
The United . Kingdom has pro-
duced about 70 ppr cent. of • all
munitions for, the ,Empire and Com
,monwealth forces, provided under
lend-lease enormous quantities of
supplies of many kinds for Russia
and. for United States forces in
Europe.
'British plants during • the war
have turned ou'ir 1,000,000 tons ,01
nava' vessels (to last June), many
thousands of aircraft, 25,000 tanks,
L000,000 other military vehicles,
Fifteen months ago Britaiehad
boat 11,500,000 "Wits of her merchant
fleet of 17,500,060ton—had built
4,500,000 tona.,,
Britain's war expenditures by last
November reached 25 billion
pounds (over 100 billion' dollars),
of which about one-lialf was cover.
ed by taxes.
That, very briefly, is what Bri-
tain has done, so far as words and
figure can speakof her 'gigantic ef-
fort.' It is the story of victory and
of the price of victory.
Large -Hearted
That Canadians are large -hearted
is .revealed in the fact that nearly
$34 million worth of gif were sent
overseas in 1944. This amounts to
nearly, $3.00 a person. .
Prince Carl Johan, youngest son
of the Swedish Crown Prince
Gustav Adolf has defied his grand-
father, King Gustav, who reftised
to approve his intent to marry a
commoner. He's pictured above
with his ,fiancee, Keratin Wijmark,
daughter of a Swedish theologian.
, Couple is expected to visit America
after wedding.
Allies Seize Nazi
Super -Speed Boat
•
Allied occupation. forces at Lue-
.'beck have seized Gerniany's "V-6"
—a: Super-speedaniPhibious craft
which' its Nazi imientors'• claim is
the fastest surface vessel ever de-
veloped, an Exchange, Telegraph '
dispatch Said: •
The vessel, originally designed to
run supplies , to the .isolated, Ger-;"
, man garrisons on the Channel .Is
landswas described as being about.
the length Of an 'ordinary motor
torpedo boat and resembling a
streamlined hydroplane.
Invented , by a German engineer
named Efigen, von Blumfeld, the
craft was reported callable of at-
taining a speed of 50 kilOtS with-
in -AO seconds and coining to a
complete stop from ' cruising speed
in 10 seconds.
Empire Youth Sunday
Services On June 10
The day selected. for the seventh
observance, of Empire Youth Sun-
day throughout Canada and the
British Commonwealth -Empire is'
June the Tenth, The Canadian
•Cominittee represents all the
Chureh Conunuitions and the nine
Provincial Education Departments
of the Dominion.
His Majesty, the King, Patron
of the movement, has declared that
Empire 'Youth Sunday reminds the
younger generation of the ideals
which have 'sustained the Empire in
past trials—ideal: which we should
hand on to future generations. For
in' youth's hands liesmuch of the
shaping of the post-war 'world.
-Hitler has shown us that the
young can be moulded into a delinitely evil type. We have in mind
a very different culture inculcated
by different methods. The object
in view is a spiritual mobilization
of the youth of the Empire and of
the world.
HIS OBJECT
One mari spent act much on his
girl friend that he had to marry
her for his money,
, —Quebec Chronicle Telegraph.
meson.
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flop 0# Mr Sfifeipid,
0 Re* ir'rogito
Ar 0
44,
CAR bwners have been wondering just
how safe synthetic rubber tires are—
just how much mileage they will give.
Firestone decided to put its tires to the
supreme test. So a race car was equipped
with regular, stock Firestone Synthetic
Rubber Tires, the same as you can buy
for your car, and raced for 500 miles
around the Indianapolis Speedway under
American Automobile Association super-
vision.
Wilbur Shaw, famous three -time
ner of the Indianapolis"cSweepstake,
volunteered to make the run. And he
averaged 100.34 miles an hour, hitting
more than 135 miles an hour on the
straightaways: Imagine the punishment
those tires took as they pounded over
the rough brick and grinding asphalt ...
equal to 50,000 rniles of ordinary driving/
Yet, in this grueling, tire -torturing test,
not a skid or blowout occurred.
Remember this fact when you get per-
mission to buy new tires—Firestone are
the only tires made that are safety -
proved on the speedway ,for your pro-
tection on the •
highway.
NOW
Prestont
BATTERIES
OTTAWA REPORTS
That A European Market For
'Canadian Seed 'Potatoes.
May Be Established(
•
•
'The recent arrival:of two steam-
er loads of certified seed potatoes
in France from New BrupsWielt
and Prince Edward Island recalls
a long standing, European ,embargo
on potatoes frbin this continent de-
signed td keep out the Colorado
First • found in the western„states
isi 3814, the potato beetle had
spread to the Atlantic seaboard 50
years later. •News of its ravages
re'acherl across the Atlantic, arid, .
'led by the German government itt
1875, several continental countries -
issued decrees against the import-
ation of potatoes from North Ame-
rica. 'While the decrees prevented
potato shipment„ they' did not stop
the beetle, which was ,later found
at Hamburg. The Germans ruth-
lessly eradicated it, but it turned up
again at Bordeaux, where large
numbers of United States troops
landed chtring, World War I, Today
it is common in several European
countries.
Agricultural officials at Ottawa
are' hopeful that the excellent con-
dition in which the recent ship-
ments of potatoes reached France
may lead to a wide market in Eu-
rope for Canadian potatoes, at least
for high quality seed..
As a service .to persons in Cana.
da anxious t� get in 'touch with re:
'latives ,or friends im Europe, the
International Service cif the CBC
in co-operation With the Red Crass y
Enquiry Bureat . in Ottawa, will
Commence soon the free transmis-
sion of Personal messages by, short
wave to Czechoslovakia and the
Netherlands. Messages of up to 50
words, submitted on forms obtain-
able at local Red Cross branches;
will form part of the regular Czech
and Netherlands programs now be-
ing transmitted by short wave to
these countries in their native lan-
guages: If the experiment is sucess-
ful, the service may be extended to
other European cOuntries.
* *
At this writing, 6,530 Canadian
prisoners -of -war had been- officially
reported released from German pri-
son camps. They comprised 90
from the navy, 4,469 from the
army, 1,873 from' the air force 'and
99 merchant seamen. .
*
The 25,000 Canadian soldiers
slated to form the Canadian occti-
pation force in Germany; under the
command of Major-General Chris
,Vokes of Kingston, are to. be ata -
boned in an area of northwest Ger-
many that centres on Hamburg.
Representing L. regiments front all
sections of Canada, the units W.11
be made up of men now overseas
who volunteer for occupation for-
ces and inen with low repatriation
point totals. A small flow of volun-
teer reinforcements from Canricla
will be maintained to 'replace those
Who have to be returned to this
country from time to time and also
to provide for rotation leave,
They Found Out
On the western front, two Tibe-
tans who had wafked into Russia,
been promptly drafted into the Red
Army, then captured by the Ger
mans, drafted into the German
Army, and finally captured by Can-
adians, learned from a linguist for
the first time what all the fighting
was about, says Time Magazine.
Cost To Russians:
12-15 Million Dead
A Russian geberal estimated
last week that in saving their
• country and marching in triumph
on Berlin the Russians had lost
between 12,000,000 and 15,000,000
dead, about half stildiers and half
civilians, 4
"There were tinies,1 the general
said, "when we had to lose 500,000
Men at a time to save the army
itself,"
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Seeking re-election to his post as Prime Minister, Winston
Churchill Winches "tis campaign at Woodford, on the outskirts
of London. Mrs. Churchill sits under an mnbrelb, .while *R-
ain's war leader addresses CrOWd which had gathered despite
heavy ram.
U. S. Casualties
Nearly A Million
American combat casualities since
Pearl Harbor have climbed to
within 14,000 of ' the million mark,
the Army and Navy reported,
Robert P, Paftterson,.Und'ersecre-
tary of War, placed the Army's
losses at 878,939 on the basis of
reports through May 7 and cov-
ering fighting to about the middle
of April. The Navy added 107,22%
to 'make the aggregate 980,214. .
The Lady, Nelson
In two years of service as Can-
ada's senior hospiMI ship, the Lady'
Nelso'n, former Canadian National
Steamship, has sailed 130,407 miles
and has carried 15,067 patients and .
repatriates returning from overseas.
V 1WME
The ,k . er
gd d n
.detaifi "I feel Sorry for iny mother ,
iga t early 16Tacri (iNnof.:A:Ill.c:gAgpeiLanagid'coEcOrocessIfic:isaa,..,:pwilsHcarersagurt),lobvi
She PPent twenty years trying to
he morning, hang up Illy clothes
shine illy shoes, eat sensible food
and go to bed early. Then i go
into the Navy and le,arn the Whole
hing in two weeks.'
—St. ThOrnas Times -Journal.
SHORT, SHORT STORY
,
Retail stmplies Of shortening are
shortty1 to be shortened 20 pee cent.
This shor'tening of shortening is
apt to shorten a shartgrained house -
Wife's tehmer when she tries to
bake a shortcake, wouldn't you
" think? —Ottawa Citizen,
—0—
WHAT THEY SPRANG FROM
Hitler and Mussolini, were only
symbols, after all. They could nerr.
er have' cursed our times if it had
not been that there- were millions
of nutte inglorious little Hitlers
and Mussolinis.
—Vancouver Province.
TREY CHOSE GUNS
When the Gernians hail a choice
of guns- or butter, they Chose guns.
Should we now give them the but-
,
ter?
--Vancouver Sun.
Customer: "Have you anything
for gray hair?"
Conscientious Druggist: "Noth-
ing • but the 'greatest respect, sir."
Norwegians Were
racing Starvation
Liberation came in the nick ot
tithe to Norway, The hardy Nor-
wegians had tightened'their belte
The Germans looted Norivay of
more than 4,000000,000 during
the occupation, On a per capita
basis- that would be aPproximately
$1,500 for every man. woman an.1
child.
The war cost Norway 10,000
lives, including those who died
fighting with the Allies, The Ger-
Aliens executed 500, and at least,
1,000 perished in Nazi prison
camps.
It is estimated that the Norwe-
gian Stale Bank paH the Ger-
mans $2,500,000,000 oCCUpatiOn
costs lince April, 1040,
The war left Norway virtually
untouched physically: The big ci-
ties and industries were spared.
But it will take at least 25 years
before this maritime nation of
fishing, mining and 'forestry can '
recover front the wholesale Nazi
plundering.
But despite starvation and the
long threat of German violence)
the Norwegians today say "we
have been lucky. Think what an
invasion would, have cost."
,SAFES
!Protect. your HOOKS nod CASH
tram FIRE and THIEVES. We
have n etre 'and type of Safe, or
Criblept, or ear purieme. Mir
no, oir write for Miro., ete. to
Rept W.
LI M ITE0
TORONTO SAFE WORKS
145 Front $t., (6.. reroute
Faitriblished ISMS
AGENTS WANTED
REPRESENTATIVES RELIABLE'
wanted to sell Plastic Coatings.
. especially suited tor Brick and'
Metal surfaces, also for Roofs.
Finest quality products. Good
commissions. Box 27, 73 Adelaide
W., Toronto.
BABY CHICKS
STARTED PULLETS, BARRED
Rocks and White Leg -horns, 2
weeks old 26c. Goddard Chick
Hatcheries, Britannia Heights,
Ontario.
THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR
good breeding. For many years
by careful culling and blood -
testing under Canadian Govern -
meat Supervision Tweddle Hatch-
eriea have stleceeded by greatly
improving the 'Aerobia, growth
and high production qualities ot
their breeding flocks. Tweddie
has spared neither meney nor
effort to attain this end, so that
you get maximum quality in rt
reasonably priced chick. Prompt
delivery on day olds, two, three
or tour week olds in all popular
breeds. Send for Juno pricelist
Alai, further reductions atter
June 15th. Older pullets 8 weelca
up to laying. Tweddle Chlek
Hatcheries Limited, Fergus, Ont.
5000 BREEDERS ON ONE
PLANT
High Quality at greatly reduqed
prices. The prices aro very reason-
able for these nigh Quality Breeder
Hatchery chicks. In buying May
and June thick% it is just as im-
portant to start with the best you
can buy.
Prices; Pure Sussex, Sussex fly.
brids, New Hamps„ Barred Rocka.
Reck x Hamps., liliged Chicks 712.00
Per 100, Pullets $18,09 per 150.
Leghorn% Sussex x Leghorn, Rock x
Leghorn mixed chicks 710.00 per
100, Pullets $21.00 per 100. SPEC-
IAL: Assorted Mixed Chicks 49.00
per 100, Assorted Pullets 717.00 per
100.
STARTED CHICKS -2 TO
WEEKS OLD
We can supply started chicks 2 to
4 weeks old at reduced prices.
1 week old add le, 5 weeks old
add 4c to above day-old prices.
WEEKLY SPECLAL LIST—
STARTED CHICKS
Send for Weekly Special List of
prices of started chicks and pullets
2 to 6 weeks old, Also older free
range pullets, Order froin this ad,
or send for Price List. We can give
you prOtnpt delivery. 51.00 per 100
deasit, balance C.O.D.
LAKEVIEW .POULTRY
FARM
A Breeding Farm of 5000
Layeri — •
WEIN BROS., Exeter,Ont.
STARTED CHICKS BARGAINS.
2 week old Barred Rocks, NeW
Hampshire, New Hampshire X
Barred Racial 16,95. Pullets 24.95;
cocicerela 15.95. White Leghorn,
White Leghorn X Barred Rock,
Anstra Whites: Ptilleta 25.55.
weelc old add 5e, 4 week old
add 10c. Also other breeda. Send
for complete price Ilk. Top Notch
Cbiciceries, Guelph, Ontario. •
LIMITED. QUANTITY STARTED
chicks on hand. For chick, pul-
let, eociccrel delivery June -July,
order now to be sure of getting
delivery and breed. Bray Hatch-
ery. 130 John N., Hamilton, Ont,
GOOD STEADY PROFITS ARE
waiting—"Invest in the hest"
'with Top Notch chicks. There Is
no guessing about health and liv-
ability when you order 'l'op
„Notch chicks. They are all from
Government Approved bloodtest-
ed breeders. Pricea ofl a few
breeds for June delivery. Non -
sexed; White Leghorns, Barred
Rock X White Leghorns, Austra
Whites 9.95; Barred Rocks, New
Hampshire% New Hampshire X
Barred Rocks 10.95, Assorted
Light and Medium Breeda 8.95,
Assorted Heavies 9.95, Pullets:
White Leghorns, Barred Rock X
White Leghorns, Austra Whites
20.95; I3arred Rocks, New Homo-,
shire X Barred Rocks 17.95, New
'Hampshires 18.95. ,Assorted Light
'and Medium Breeds 18.95, Assort-
ed Heavies 15.95, Cockerels:
White -LeghOrns 1.50, Barred
Rocks, New 'Hampshire X Tierra •
Rocks 10.95; New liampahlres
940, Assorted Heavies 9.95. White
Leghorn X Barred Rocics 4,95.
2 week old add Sc, 3 week old
add lic, 4 week old add 16c.
Prices after June 15th lower.
Send for complete price list Also
8 week old and older free range
pullets. Top Notch Chickeries,
Guelph, Ontario.
ROCK X LEGHORNS $11,75, An-
tra Whites 712.50. Shipped C.O.D.
anywhere by: WilloWdale Chick-
ery, Newtonbroolt, Out.
REDUCED PRICES , FOR
CHICKS
BARRED ROCKS 12. LEGHORN
Pullets 22e, Barred Rock Pullets
20e, Leghorns are Barron strain.
Rocks are 0.50.50. Breeding, and
all breeders are blood-teated.
B. R. Cockelels to at weeks old
also LeghorE Pullets eight weeks
old, fully feathered and roosting'.
Hybrid Broilers four weeks and
over. One dollar Rooks your order
now. Johnson Hatchery, Fergus,
Ont,
VICTORY CHICK SALE
POR. JUNE AND JULY BARRED
Rock Mixed 10c, Barred Rock
Pullets 16c,•White Leghorn mixed
9e, White Leghorn Pullets 20c,
White Rock Mixed 16e, Brown
Leghorn Pullets 24c. Goddard
Chick Hatcheries Ltd., Britannia
Heights, Ont.
SPECIAL mum' SALE
sT.941T3511 PULLETS, 1 WEEK
old 22c, 2 weeks old 26 cents. Im-
mediate delivery. Carleton Hatch-
, ery, Britannia Heights, Ontario.
MOONEY'S CHICKS FROM BLOOD -
tested, Government Approved
Flocks,: Licensed for shipping to
ariy .proVince. White Leghorns.
Barred Rocks, New Hampshireff,
MooneY'S Poultry Farm, North
Bay, Ont,
RELIABLE SUMMER CH 5 CK
Sale. Reliable Chicks are front
Government Approved blood -
tested flocks, chicks that develop
into quality husky layers and
meat birds, chicks that have
qualtty and livability for us and
for you. After Ma 10. Suesez X '
Hemp% Barred Rocks, N e w
Hampshire& unsegod 711,95, pul-
lets 517,95. 'cocicerela 79.95. Leg-
horn X Hemp% unsexed 811,95.
pullets 722.00, cockerels 74.00.
Leghorns, •unseated 710.95. pullets
$22 59 Order • Reliable Chicks to-
day. Reliable .15at5hery, 'Elmira,
DYEING ?CND CLEANING
HAVEY011 ANYTHING NEEDS
dyeing or cleaning? Write to US
for information. We are glad to
answer your questions. DePart-
/tient H. Parker's Dye Works.
Limited, 791 Yonge Street, To-
mato.
von SALE
STRA WBER R V PLANTS, ASPA
agus, raspberries, peach tree%
apple% pears, plums, cherries,
grapes, curranta, shrubs, hedging,
abode trees, wire tree guards,
Norfolk igurserY. Stream Ontario,
75,000—STORE AND DWELLING,
metal side, detached, large lot,
cement basement, 60 Sc 25, all
conveniences. Separate -sale, Jew-
eler's sate and fixtures. Phone
Arthur 62.7. Brillinger, Arthur,
Ont.
LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING
Plant in, Western Ontario. Doing
over $2400 weekly basiness with
excellent nost war opportunities
. for expansion. Good money maker,
low overhead: real estate con-
sisting of brick buildings includ-
ed. Fully equipped and capably
staffed, Requires a capital of
750,000 cash Reason tor selling
itt health. Apply fax 31, 73 Ade.
laide W., Toronto,
A 30 BED MATERNITY HOSPITAI.
tor sale, going concern, good
business, only Hospital in town.
Any Ontario. Registered Nurse
could operate this business. Own-
er will stay on and will help for
one month from the date of sal&
Season' for selling is poor health,
.All latest equipment. Hospital
has been runnng for 6 years. For
further information and inspec-
tion apply in writing to Post
Office, Box 359, Delhi, Ontario,
Canada.
I HAVE TEN GOOD FARMS FOR
sale, hanging In price from three
to twelve thousand dollars. For
particulars. aimlY Jas. Donohue,
Donohue Garage, Renfrew, Ont,
FROST AND WOOD OIL RATH
mower Delaval cream separator,
both like new, diamond harrows,
heavy gauge barb wire, asbestos
shingles, harnesses. E. Kenai -me,
, 149 Scarboro Crescent, Scarboro
Bluffs, Ont.
FOR SALE, SUCCESSFUL CREAM-
ery and dairy business in pro-
gressive Ottawa Valley Town,
owner retiring on account of ill -
health, price right. • For further
particulara apply to Box 36, 73
Adelaide W., •Toronto,
00 ACRES, 80 CULTIVATED, RE-
maining Pasture, good buildings..
barn on stone, driving ailed new
steel roofs, nig pen. hen house,
well watered, or sold as going
concern. situated 1 mile from
\lake, good fishing and trooping:
stock includes ' 9 Darham and
Holstein average 7 years: 12
2 -year-olds, 30 sheep in Iamb.
2 young &Oyes, '4 milking cows.
7 1 -year-olds, aged gray mare,
100 laying hens: steel wagon.
mower: farm 71500; stock and
imnlementa 72,555. Mr. Carroll.
R.R. 1, Ennismore, Ont. .
BUSINESS FOR SALE. FARM MA.
chinery, other articles and mph -
Merl', large lot and buildings
with high moviqg beam and
blocks for wrecking end loading.
Suitable machinery for repairing.
Two minutes' wall, to large stores,
banks and poatoffice. Particulars
given. W. IL Rutledge, Newmarket,
Ont.
IDLECTRTC MOTORS, NEW. USED
bought sold, rehmiti belts, put
leys, brushes. Allen Electric Com
pany Ltd.. 2326 Dufferin St., To.
rant()
400 ACRES GOODNorth of DAIRY
.
Benovitle, 'Sydney Township, 150
acres vesture land, 760 work
land, 75 hardwood, 25 softwood
bush, 10 room doable brick house,
running water, well, lE•dro, steel
roof barn, stable, close to church
and school, 1-larris, Raffia &
Wallace, 41 Alger Bldg., Oshawa.
FARMS pon SALE
150 ACRES; TWP. OF NOTTkWAS-
age, largo bank barn, frame
house, two good wells -15,000
cash. Write E. L. Taylor, Streets -
vine, owner or see A. E. Culham,
Stayner, Ont., Agent.
50 OR 100 -ACRE FARM, 5 MILES
west or Welland, 134 miles south •
of Fenwick on gravel road; !ars
high. well drained; Wean and
productive, of 'good sandy loam;
well fenced, 10 acres good bush,
gas well, good buildings, lots of
geod water, 3 acres orchard,
large frame house with large
sun -porch, electricity, large, barn
with basement and modern etable
equipment, Ole silo, hog Pen,
drive house, work shop, poultry
and brooder houses, grainarY.
garage, etc, Good Belgian team,
6 years old, 3200 lbs.; harnesa;
MIL binder: barn equipment for
hay. ,Come and see. Everything
for 77,500, Harvey Chamber%
renwielc.
FEMALE HELP WANTED
EXPERIENCED LINOTYPE
OPERATOR
Apply to nearest Employment and'
Selective Service Office. File
CR 2701.
HAIRDREKsING
LEARN HAIRDRESSING THE
Robertson method. Information
on request regarding classea,
Robertson's Hairdressing Acad-
emy, 137 Avenue Road, Toronto.
HELP WANTED
CYLINDER PRESSALA.N WANTED,
one with some experience on
make-ready. Steady position for
ateadY reliable man. (44 -hour
weelc). Apply nearest Employ-
ment & Selective Service Office,
PII.E—C.R. 2519.
EXPERtENCED LiatuTYPE ()PER-
ator and floor man wanted at
once, steady position, (44 -hour
week). Appig nearest Employment
and Selective Service Office.
FILE—C.R 2020
MACHINERY
EMPIRE MILKING MACHINE RE.
pairs, pulsators overhauled, some
rebuilt pulsators for' exchange.
Vincent O'Neill, Gananoque, Ont.
WARCO "33" MOTOR GRADER
. (30 111') Scarifier. Caterpillar
''66" blade grader, scarifier, back
shaper. Speeder /32, 44 yard shovel,
trench bee. All machines guar-
anteed, Other equipment avail-
able. Leventhal & Co., Machinery
Agents, McIntyre Block, Win-
nipeg.
THIS IS amw
HAND PLANTER TO PLANT CORN
and distribute fertilizer in one
operation, Places fertilizer at
plow dentli and spaced front seed.
Qnantitles adjustable, A by can
operate. Price Fifteen Dollar%
Enquire—Gravity Planter Co,,
Roblin, Ontario.
MEDICAL
STOMACH AND THREAD WORMS
often are the cause of III -health
In humans, all ages. No one Ira -
mune! Why not find out If this
is your trouble? Interesting par-
ticulars—Freef Write Muiveney's
Remedies, Specialists, Toronto 3,
SATISFY YOURSELF — EVERY
sufferer of Rheumatic Pains or
Neuritis should try Dixon's Rem-
edy. Sold only Munrn's Drug
• Store, 335 Elgin, Ottawa, Post-
paid 71.00.
BAUMEEKA FOOT BALM DE-
stroys offensive odor instantly.
45c bottle, Ottawa :Agent, Denman
Drug Store. Ottawa.
CHIROPRACTOR
H. S. SIMONSON, CHIROPRACTOR,
• 23 Bloor Street East, Toronto. '
Hours 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. Saturdays
9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
IT'S PROVEN—EVERY SUFFERER
of Rheinnatle Patna or Neuritis
should try. Dixon's Remedy, Sold
only Munro's Drug Store, 336 El-
gin, Ottawa. Postpaid
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Branches: 44 King St. Hamilton
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
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sells, exchanges musical Instru-
ments, 111 Church. Toronto 2,
PATENTS
FETHERSTONHACIGH & COMPANY
Patent Solicitor,. Established
/Sac); 14 King West, Toronto,
Booklet of Information on re.
quest.
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Interdenominational book, thirty
cents. William Edson, Nanticoke.
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PTIOTOGtt A PHI
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SERVICE and SATISFACTION
Your films properly developed and
ROLLS 26c
POsrintla
tel
6 OR 8 EXP .
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She quality and service YOU desire
by mending YOur Dime to
taircatutt.. mom snit% 1010
Station .f Toronto.
"YOUR WORK IS
WONDERFUL"
, CUSTOMER SAYS
. . . and the prompt manner In
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appreciated."
Any Size Roll—G or 8 ExpOsurea
DEVELOPED AND PRINTED 25c
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Get Better Pictures at Lower Cost,
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SPECIAL ALBUM OFFER
New Style Album With Prints
sizes 16-20-127 if 29c
(le extra) is sent with filni roll
SPECIAL PRICES ON
FRAMING AND COLORING
ENLARGEMENTS — 5 tor 25c
4 .r: 6" In Easel Mounts
Enlargementa 4 x 6" in beautiful
easel mounts, 3 tor 25e, Framed. -
on ivory tinte'd mats, 7 x 9", In
Sold, Silver, Circassian Walnut or
Black Ebony finish frames, Ole each.
If enlargement colored, 79c each.
OLD PICTURES Rla,STORIOD
We can restore any old photograph
or snapshot . . . arid make any
number of prints or enlargements
clealred. The Process requires the
work of skilled artists, but the
cost is teasonable. Send us your
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done and we will tell you the cost
before doing' the worlc.
STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE
Box 129, Postal Terminal A, Toronto
Print Name and Address Plainly on
Orders.
PROPERTIES WANTED TO 1101'
, WE HAVE BUYERS WATTING port
chicken farms, market gardens,
town or village houses in alt
Parts of the Province. Send full
particulars in confidence at once
—we make no charge unleas we
sell. Powell and Company, 6 St.
Clair East, Toronto.
TEACHERS WANTED •
PROTESTANT TEACHER S' 0 It
S.S. No. 10, West Garafroxa.
Please state salary and quail.
Mations. Apply to A. 13. Fletcher,
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MSILMUR 10,0. NO. 22 REQUIRES
A PI.Otestant teacher for the 1945-
1945 term, Duties to commence '
Sept. 6. Apply, stating qualifica-
tons, salary expected, to John
Hoddinott, See.-Treas., 11.15. 2,
Lisle, Ont.
WANTED, P,ROTESTANT irfflicH-
er for S.S. No. 7, Windham, con-
tact Mrs. Marguerite Lucas, Nix-
on, Ont., stating experienee and
salary expected. „.
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GENERAL BTORE Tal VILLAGE,
Western or Central Ontario, good
turnover. Box 30, 73 Adelaide W.,
TORONTO.
OPPORTUNITY FOR GENERAL
blacicsmith, welder, with oWn
equipment; rich farming district
House and /Mop available, Gold
mine for right men. Box 90,
Middleport, Ont,
TWENTY-FIVE ..TO ONE HUN-
dred acres within two hundred
miles Toronto. Must be situated
on Lake or River: Buildings im-
material. Box 34, 73 Adelaide W„
• Toronto.
WE BUY
hundreds" cif Herbs, Roots, Barks,
Berries, Flowers, Leaves, etc,
PRICES HIGHER NOW
Write forfull list
Dominion Herb Distributors
1.4i5 96, Lawrence tIlysi., Montreal
HARDWOOD WANTED
WE ARD IN TIM MARKET FOR
ALL KINDS OF HARDWOOD
LUMBER, WHOLE OUTS PRE-
FERRED,
ERIE FLOORING & WOOD
PRODUCTS LTD.,
45 Ernest Ave., Toronto - ME. 7444