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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News Record, 1945-06-14, Page 7oo HODS ATE:S For meals -in -a -hurry sit any time of day -breakfast, lunch, between- 1eaLsniicks-- clever housewives,rely on Kellogg's ready -to -eat cereals. They're ready to serve in 30 seconds: .. need no nixing, or cooking. Easy to digest. Economical,too! 'OTTAWA -REPORTS That Canada Is Producing 1,000,000 - Pounds of Irish Moss Annually Irish moss, a species. of. seaweed that resembles parsley, and which' is -found off the Atlantic Coast, is the basis of a little known . Can- adian industry which .is being pro - noted by the Federal Fisheries Department, This rare and highly "important product was , formerly imported from Ireland, .but since •I039 when imports Were t cut off, ;production has grown to a point where•it is now onemillionpounds a`.year. 'As yetthis raw seaweed is sent to the United States for processing, but a, Canadian factory for the purpose is to be built soon. The gelose which comprises 00 per cent of Irish moss goes into a widevariety of products in com- mon use. These include cosmetics, canned meats, cream . cheese, shoe polish, ice cream, certain inks, dyes;' and leather' dressings.. It •is: also used for thickening puddings. * '* * It is estimated in Ottawa that German war prisoners. :will be in Canada for at least a. further four or five months but they aren't idle. With the exception of. 2,900 .offi- cers, who' btr .the terms of the• Ge neva convention, cannot be corn- pelled•to work, all but about 5 per cent of 28,131 non-commissioned officers and men and 3,227 mer- chant seamenare employed. Over 8,000 arein bush work, and some 2,200 in, or about to be engage&in agriculture. Some are, working in tanneries and brickyards, and '3,- 500 in camps. The largest industrial, 'camp lo- cated at Sherbrooke, Que;, has turned out more than $2,000,000 'worth of goods including articles front shoes and shirts to fly screens and hospital masks,a gov- ernment statement discloses. ,Other camps have shoe ;repair and . re- building plants; stilt others,.laund- ries for washing military blankets 4 and other heavy laundry for the district. Guards, for the prisoners are pro- vided by 5,500 members of the Ve- terans Guard of Canada which has just celebrated its fifth year of ser- vice. Prisoners. are emplbyed when and where civilian labor. is 'unob- tainable. unob-tainable. A new order substantially in- creasing the production of new COMMANDER Maj: Gen. Bert M. Hofmeister, 38, above, veteran of much ac-, two in . Europe, has been named commander of the Canadian Far Easteran. force, - consisting of 30,000 volunteers, which will fight the Japs. The Canadians' will weal -their own uniforms, 'although .- ser- ving under an overall American command. Gen. Hoffineister's home is in Vancouver.' Smaller Radios Tiny tubes developed • for war purposes •will snake' possible a 20 to•40 per cent reduction in the siie of postwar radio receivers.. farm machinery and attachments for the next production year has been' announced, All restrictions on the production of repair . parts have been removed .but rationing ' on items in short supply will be continued to ensure fair distribu- tion. Permits have been granted for production df •10,000 new auto -- mobiles by the end of 1945 for es- sential users.. These' must be. in the low -trice class and prices are to 'be those' of :1941. However they will be 1946 models With some Ma- nufacturers' changes in body lines. Production 'of war and essential ci- vilian trucks'must 'still take prece- dence with present schedules call- ing for anoutput this year ' of 130,000 military trucks, plus trucks for 'UNRRA and liberated count- ries, ,and essential civilian needs. In addition large numbers of trail- ers. are -on order, particularly for military use in the Far East. ,HE- ca T , 1 NewFurn. Naturally we ,will build all the furnaces for which manpower, and materials are available. But 'there are not going to be enough CLARE- - g g - 1-IECLA 'Furnaces to go around -'and the most urgent needs must be met'first. Any owner will tell you a CLARE-HECLA is,well. worth waiting for . .. it is backed by- 90. years' exper- ience and progress in 'effic- ient hoiYie heating. If you really need a new furnace this fall better see your Clare dealer now. FUR 1 CE datAwed ®tom, IiOICE OF THE PRESS HE 'KNEADED" IT Someone in Chatham robbed a bread, •wagon. Probably'.an . ill-bred loafer -with no dough'', but a lot of crust, — Ottawa Citizen.' WHERE ,TO FINtt'EM" Nuts resembling i•iniieads' are now being used on some,machines..' Many of them may be seen behind steering wheels. Peterborough Examiner. PEACE DR PIECES Note to •tate San' Francisco secu- rity. confe'renee: ecu-rity.conferenee: This -is the woritl's last chance it• must come to peace or goato •pieces, .-Kitchener Record. 'THERE''IS STILL UcPE . Perhaps' if the ,right measures are --taken; now- we can min World War III 'before we leave Germany. — Brandon Sunt' GOING DOWN Against all patural: precedents, the ,Rising. Sun is now• going down 'in the. East, :.•Rescued,By-st War Ace In Monk'S Roble. The strange story of Sgt. George Cole, R,A,F• and, the silent monks '.can' be,,,revealed' now. Cole bailed out inthe darkness near, Malines, ,•Belgium, when '•a,, bomberhe, was: piloting .back from a raid on Germany was hit. As the parachute opened 'it 'knocked Cole `unconscious and he awakened to find himself on• a rubble heap with a grey -clad monk holding. a lantern • over him. He had • crashed -through a: mon- astery roof. The monk said nothing but led him to a refectory where other' monks, -without .saying •a. \word, bathed his injuries. After three days, . during -which noone spoke to, hint, he was placed on the rear seat of a motorcycle and a monk started driving • his, . to . his -base. Once• away from the mon- astery, the ." monk . motorcycle driver began asking questions — the kind- one flier asks another. Cole then learned that the .monk was Rene Fonck, great French flier of the last war. Fonck told Cole that most of tate .monks at the monastery had taken ,a vow of perpetual silence and that some of them had not seen the outside world for 50 years,. Earth Still Big Everyone-nowadays•likes to say the earth is swiftly shrinking.So it is, One can telephone from Times Square to Australia. One can breakfast here and •dine, Glasgow, or make: Bombay from Miami within the -hours of a. week- ' end. Bit for armies and navies and their supply services the earth is just as big as ever it was, says the New' York Times. • Return Of Canucks Depends. On Shipping. Availability of shipping is the de- termining factor in movement' : of Canadian troops home, according to 1st Canadian Army Headquart- ers. While it is.,hoped the present plan• to move about 15,000 home in June and 25,000 in each of -the subsequent months can. be carried out, there ars, so. many considera-,. tions influencing the present ship• ping priorities that no firm official guarantees can be given that these numbers will be , transported- over the, Atlantic month by month, ;s• 'You Will Enjoy Staying At The ST. REGIS HOTELrottorero. • 1`nvery Rgon, With ,nth, Show- er anN Telephone. SIn I ' K c,• E2.tW Doable 3. ,! socap. • Good Food, Dining and Dane - lug Nighty. Sherbourne at' Carlton Tel, RA, . 4185 •e Headac Nbthingismore depres. sing than ,headaches... Why sttffer?.., Lambly s' will give instant relief. Lambly s.isgood (Creat-. a ache. toothache ..ppains in.i'' deka., stomach, bowels. 'Mead Q Nere's a SEf SlBLE way to relieve MONTHLY F EM A LE MISERY LydiaE, Pinkham'sVegetable Compound not only helps relieve monthly pain`but also accompanying nervous, tired, high- ' atrungffeelings—when due to functional periodic disturbances. It's one of the most effective medicines for this purpose. Pinkham's' Compound heljts:-nature! Follow label tlirect'ions..Try ill • Goe af G04D2/ei ' 3coGT1 • ISSUE 24-1945 R 4 . TANKS FOR 'Ti HE BOAT` RIDE When Sgt. Donald E, Hudson, 21, left, of DeKalb, Ill., was given access to a salvage dump' in Italy, he combined discarded air- plane 'gas • tanks with.an air compressor motor and- a, propeller' fashioned from scrap metal to make 'the:, tricky little catamaran pictured above. His companion is Pfe 'Eric H. Staples, 32, of San- ford,' Maine. Both.are ordnance- workers in the 15th Air Force.; Princess Elizabeth Wins Driving Class King George and •Queen Eliza- beth saw Princess Elizabeth, ilriv-. ,ing her pony, Gipsy, in a black phaeton -built for (ween' Victoria, win. the. private driving class for the best single turnct,t at the Ro- yal Windsor Horse Show, • Prffinee'ss-Margaret, dressed dike her sister in a tweed coat and' skirt and. wearing a colored 'scarf over: her hair sat'. as Princess Elizabeth'. passenger with a , top -hatted groom 1 the. back .seat. '.' The Duke of Beaufort presented Princess Elizabeth with an oil painting by' Gwyn Jones of herself driving her Norwegim. pony, with which she won atthe show last, year. Netherlands East Indies have a population of 70,000,000, of whom 45,000,000 live on Java. Dead Or Alive Hitler May Be Tried Adolf Hitler, head or alive, may be tried in absentia as a war cri urinal. The War Crimes Commission willhave to decide whether a. trial _will;be held, brit there isa feeling. "in some quarters' that such proce- dure will be ordered If a trial is• ordered, it probably, . Would be on the assumption' Hitler still is alive, and in that case he, would be given adequate noticeto appear. Economy' Keeps Great • Bletain Dim Decorative and display lighting. fu- Britain, permittedduring- ' VE - Day celebrations, post cease "ow- ing to the urgent need for contin• ued_fuel economy," the Fuel and Power Ministry has announced. Wave Crashed Over - Giant Liner's Decks The London Daily Herald said -that' the giant.' liner Queen Eliza- beth' had -an escape in ;April, 1044, when a huge wavecrashed over her bows, in a storm. 'The liner was only two days. out of New York when she was struck by the wave and all five of her decks 'were said' to • have sunk 11 inches under the strain of the co - Masai wall of water which crump- lediron stanchions as it passed over the ship. - However, the world's largest liner-, soon righted herself and. with ' the exception of a few minor bruises nobody was injured,. Moscow's victory guns have boomed more than 1,500,000 times in celebration of Red Army tri- umphs 'over Germany since 1941. Cathedral -Intact Despite' many air attacks the ca- thedral of Aachen. Germany, dating back to' the Oth.Century, 'is virtually intact, the War Office ; announced recently. Damage was 'nextensive but superficial" and the;Ys`tructure remains sound, "the ',statement added. Long, Hard Years Mr. Churchill betrays something. of the hard strain he has been un- der, as Great Britain's leader, when he reviews the long train of turbu- lent events since the fall of the Low Countries and France in 1940, and says: "Years have passed since then; indeed every year seems to me almost a decade." AGENt1'S :WANTED . ItEPRIOSENTATWES • RELIABLE:. wanted. -to -sell Plnatie Coatings. espeeially suited for .Brick and Metal•. surfaces,also for Roofs. • Finest,: quality produets, Good.. commissions.. Box' 27.•73 Adelaide •. W.; Toronto. BART CHICKS STARTED • PULLETS, BARRED Rocha and - White Leghorns, 2 weeks 41d 26c.' Goddard 'Chick Hatcheries,' .Britannia Heights, _Ontario., ROCK 7C LEGHOR,IS 911,75, AUK: tra Whites '312.50, Shlpped.C.O,D. anywhere by: Wlllowdale Chicle ery, Newtonbrook,• Ont.. STARTED CHICKS -2 TO 4 WEEKS OLD • We can supply fairly limited .num- ber of started chicks'! -4 weeks old, ,if.fou act quickly. WEEKLY 'SPECIAL LIST STARTED CHICKS. Send for weekly. special list of started chicks. FREE RANGE PULLETS 3•- 5 MONTHSLL'OLD Raised under ideal range conditions LAKEVIEW POULTRY FARM A Breeding Farm of 5000 Layers WEIN BROS., Exeter,Ont. REDUCED PRICES FOR CHICKS • BARRED ROCKS.12c, LEGHORN Pulleta.$2c Barred Rock Pullets 20c,•Leghorns are Barron strain. Rocks are•O.B:S.' Breeding, and all •breeders.. are blood -tested, B. R.- Cockerels to six.' weeks old also Leghorn Pullets eight weeks old fully feathered androosting. Hybrid Broilers four weekss. and over. One dollar books your order now, Johnson Hatchery, Fergus, Ont. DON'T JUST TAKE OUR WORD tot' it. Ask „the -..poultrymen .who consistently order Tweddle chicks year after year they'll tell you. the reason, ,They'Il,tell youour chicks ,and satisfactory In every way because all Tweddle chleke are GovernmentAppproved from bloodteated breedersr.Buy Tweddle chicks for Bigger .profits, Our high quality and. low prices will please :You, Prompt delivery on day old, -2 week, 3 week . and 4 week Olds in ell pobutar'breeds. Also. free range pulieta eight weeks and older. Send for reduc- edprieelist for June and.. July. Tweddle Chick Hatcheries Lim-•- Red, Fergus, -Ontario. - • ATTENTION— POIJLTIIYI{EEPER S —your. July chicks should be or- dered now. For'preMpt delivery we have most breeds, pullets.' chicks, cockerel s,'Bray Hatchery, 130J Hamilton, John N H o Ont. YOU' PAY NO MORE O I FOR l O t grade Top Notch ,chicks, Usually you have to pay a higher price for quality. Top Notch chicks are well known by poultrymen Can - ads wide for their robust health and quick growing—early pro- ducing. Prices of a few breeds for' delivery after 'June 15th Non - Sexed; Whito Legliorns, •Barred Rock, X 'White Leghorns Austro. • Whites 9.46 Barred Rocks New Hampshtres New Hampshire • X Barred Rocks 4 05; 'Assorted Light .and Medium Breeds 8.45; 'Assort- ed Heavies 8.95.., Pullets: White Legborns, Barred Rock. 7C White Leghorns,: 'Auetra Whites 19.95, Barred'Rocks, New Hampshire X' Barred Rocks -16,95; New' Hemp,. shires 17.95. Assorted Light'' and, Mediuln ,Breeds 17.95, ..Assorted • 1Ieavies• 14.95. .Cockerels: White . Leghorns 1,00;' • Barred -Rocks,' New Hampshire X •Harrel Rocks 10,95, New •.Hampahtbea 9.95,' As- sorted Heavies 0.95. White: Leg- horn X Barred Rocks 4,45,. 2 week old add 6c, 3 week old add. 11c, 4 week old add 16c. Send for complete priceliat, Also 8 week "old to laying pulieta. Top Notch Chickeries, Guelph, .Ont, STARTED CHIC:-„ 2, 3 '.and' 4 weals old in ;all popular pure breeds and hybrlds crosses in non sexed, Pullets and cockerels. Immediate delivery, , Also day olds,. C Send for lrlveed ^pn was for June and Jn1y. Tweddle Chick 'Hatch- eries -Limited, Fergus, Ont... • VICTORY CHICK SALE FOR JUNE ANT) .JULY BAERRISJ) Bock Mixed 11c, Barred Pock' Pullets 11e, White. Leghorn mixed 9e While Leghorn Pullets 20r, White Rork Mixed 15c, Brown Leghorn 'Pullets Lir.. (;oddnrd. Chick hatcheries Ltd.. Britannia Heights, Ont. , SPECIAL PULLET SALE STA 1 i'Pl PUI 1JRTR •1 • WEEK old 22c. 2 weeks old 21 rents, rim medial. dellve,y. Carleton iatch- ery, Britannia heights, Untari0,.. DYEING ..AiSD I CI.EAIN IIJG, 11A 17111' -YUu ANYTHING NEEDS.• dyeing• or. eleanin22. Write to -us tur. intormetlon.. We ;are. glad to ..•• answer your ' questions.. Depart- men• H., Parke'rb -Dye •'Wo1its-,- Limited: 791 Yonge ,t,Street, To- ronto. ELECTRIC , WATJSIO 11EA'1'ERSI IMMERSION TYPE, COPPER. CON- structton, 600 -watts. Just drop it in a pan of water and 'almost' in- stantly the water is hot. Bandy in the kitchen, wonderful for shaving etc. Postpaid -$3.00. The Radio Hospital, Tracadie, N.B. FARM MACHINERY 9t'On -SALE THE „NEW .IMPROVED HAY DIVIDER CAN BE FITTED TO SWATH board of any mower, Will replace help usually needed to fork hay behind mower In heavy crops., .Also save time, .as there is no: clogging of knife or knife guard. Guaranteed satisfaction. $7.50 f.o.b. Bristol, Que. Sole Mlgr. and distributor for Canada and U.S.. LOCAL • SPARE TIME AGENTS WANTED, A. Amato, lausTOL, ,0IUE. FOR SALE jStSsde,l,lgeIlot,mealside,detached, laii cement basement, 00 x 25, all conveniences, Separate sale, jew- eler's sate and fiXturea, Phone Arthur 623. Brillinger, Arthur, Ont. SIX 1100M BRICK HOUSE-HY dro, garage. Bargain for cash. Immediate. possession. A. Bewten- himer, Shedden, .Ontario. YOUNG ABERDEEN ANGUS'I3ULLS,. heifers and cows. N. Bawten himer & Son, Shedden, Ont. SPECIAL, OFFER, 4 DUAL FUR - pose short horn, bulls. All dark - red, Ready for service. They are accredited bred by Partake Royal Sensation whose grand dam made the breed's largestbutter fat record in • Canada In' 1936 pro- ducing 673 lbs: fat from 14099 lbs. of 4.0% Intik', Three of them are from dams sired by -Tribe's Marquis, • Present herd sire • at Northland Farms. Write or phone Edgar Bagshaw, 427 Avenue Road, Toronto. Farm at Beaver-. ton. Phone MI. 5847. CLYDESDALE STALLION, QUIET in, harness, enrolled B Premium 1945-1946-1947.• Sell cheap or ex -- change for -young more, A. Mar- shall, Vats, Ont. BEAUTIFUL . REGISTERED -. DO - hermitic Pinscher•, 14 months old. Box. 73, Hornepayne, Ont, MASSEY HARRIS 101 super twin Ucally er newt or Model (7 rubber, nn steel in. Al condition, Alvin gruel., Ormstown . Station, Que. LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING. Plant in Vaster,..Otitario. DOIn V g Over 32409 weekly busihesa with • excellent post• war opportunities, for expansion. Good money maker, low overhead; real estate eon. •sisting Of brick buildings includ ed. Fully equipped aid capably • staffed. Requires a capital of 00,000 - cash. • Reason for , selling 11- health Apply -Box 31, '73 Ade- laide W., Toronto. ' A 30: BED MATERNITY HOSPITAL for ' sale, going concern, good business, only Hospital In .town. Any ' Ontario Registered Nurse could operate thia business: Own- er willstay on and will help for one month from the..date of sale. Reason for selling is poor health. All., .latest ;equipment., Hpspital has-been •tuning for' 6 years. For • further -Information 'and.. inspec thin nppiy, in writing 'to Post Office,- Bol -329, .Delhi, Ontario, Canada. IrHAVE-.TEN GOOD FARMS .POR sale, ranging in price from three' • to twelve , thousand dollars. For particulars ,tpply Jas. Donohue, ,. Donohue Garage, Renfrew, Ont. • POR SALE 9TJCC10SSFUL ' CREAM- . ery' and dairy'. business in pro- gressive Ottawa Valley Town, owner retiring on accountof till - health, price right. For further • particulars apply to Box 35, -73 Adelaide W., Toronto. ALUMINUM TANIKS; - 35 -GALLON capacity, weight only 18 lbs.: o•- iglnally built for airplanes, Many' uses in farms, gardens cottages, boats,. 3750 •each. Levy Auto Parts Co, Ltd., 735 Queen St. W., Toronto,. Circulars 00 request. BUSINESS FOR' SALE. FARM MA chinery, other- articles; and mach- inery, lau'ge lot and buildings with high, moving ' beam and blocks for wrecking and loading. Suitable machinery for repairing. Two minutes' walk to large 'Stores. banks and- pastor rice. Particulars given. W. ID, Rutledge, Newmarket, Ont, ELECTRIC• MOTORS; NEW; USED':,` bought;•,sold,' ^rebuilt;'. belts,- pul- leys,. brushes. ulleys,.brushes. Allem J)teetrie -Com. pany Ltd., 2326 Dnffeln I:. To-, ronto. FARMS •FOII. 150- ACRES, 'TWP.'OF NOTTAWAS- aga, targe-: bunlr - barn, frame.: house, two good wells—$5,000 cash. Write E. G Taylor, Streets- ville, owner or see A. E., Culham, Stayner, Ont., Agent. CHOICE 100 ACRES CLAY LOAM, tile •drained, 5 -miles to London. Modern brick house,. gas furnace. Good bank barn, water 'bowls, hydro, drilled -well, Hog pen, pout- ' try house,, machine sheds. ' $10,000. W. B. Bradshaw, Wilton, Grove, Ont, ON NO.. 3 HIGHWAY. IN KENT,. 240 acres, clay loam,' new house,' large, barn; on wall, straw shed, implement shed, garage, deep well, windmill, 20 acres timber, 100 acres pasture. Write for. par- ticulars. B. MacDonald,' Business Broker, Auctioneer, Box 65, Ritlgetown, Ontario, HAIRDRESSING EARN N HAIRDRESSING THE Robertson method. -Information on requestregarding classes. Robertson's Hairdressing Acad- ,emy, t37 Avenue Road, Toronto. 1'0019 1$ wpm, HAND PLANTER TO PLANT, CORN and distribute fertilizer in one operation. Plates fertilizer at plow depth and spaced from seed, Quantities adjustable. A boy can : operate. Price. Fifteen Dollars. Enquire—Gravity Planter Co.; Roblin, Ontario. MEDICAL STOMACH AND THREAD WORMS often are the cause of I11 -health mman all ages. No one Im- une! Why notfindoft If this Is your trouble? interesting par- ticulars—Free! Write Mulveney'e • Remedies, Specialists. •Toronto 3. WANTED—EVERY SUFFERER OF RNeumattc Pains or Neuritis to try Dixon's- Remedy. Munro's Drug Store, 435 Elgin, Ottawa. Postpaid 31.00, BAUMEEKA FOOT BALM 0E.. stroya offensive odor instantly. 45c bottle, Ottawa agent. Denman Drug Store, Ottawa. , CHIROPRACTOR H. S. SIMONSON, CHIROPRACTOR, 23 B1oor Street East, Toronto.. Hours 1 p.m. to 8 p.nf. Saturdays 9 a.m.. to 1 .p.m. FRUIT JUICES; . THE PRINCIPAL ingredients • in Dixon's Remedy for -Rheumatic Pains, Neuritis, Sold only Mum•o's. Drag Stores, 335 Elgin; Ottawa. :Postpaid 31.00. OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOVEN BE. A HAIRDRESSER' LEADING JOIN CANADA'S Great UporfunLt Y, Learn Hairdressing Pleasant dignified rofession geed wages, thousands successful Mrvel graduates.. America's greatest eye - tem. illustrated catalogue free. Write or call MARVEL HAIRDRESSING SCHOOLS .. 358 BLOOR W., .TORONTO ' Branches; 44... King' St. Hamilton & 74 Rideau' Street. Ottawa, MUSICAL- INSTRUMENTS . FRED A. BOD INGTUN BO 9, eel's, exchanges; musical Instru menta, 111 Church, Toronto 2. l'AT$1NT8' FET.ERSTONHAUGH & 'COMPANY • Patent Solicitors. 'Established . 1890;.. 14: „Wag West, Toronto. • Booklet .rinformation on••re- ` quest • • PROPERTIES WANTED .TO .111135 WE HAVE 11.1YERS WAITING F01 enloken farms,;' market gardens, town or village houses in all parts of the Province. 'Send full particulars in confidence at once —wemake no charge' unless we sell. Powell' and Company, 5 St. Clair East, Toronto, PHOTOGRAPHY TIME TESTED QUALITY ' SERVICE and- SATISFACTION Your films properly developed, and printed . 6 OR 8 EXP41111010 1101.LS 25e RIDPRINTS 8 tor 25c FINEST ENLAR(iINrl SERVICE You may not get all the films you want this year. ';hut yap can get all the quality and service you desire by sending Your films to IM1'p:lilAl.. rHiI'ro 51:•atVICE' Stalloo J; Toronto . CANADA'S 'LARGEST STUDIO STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE -Don't risk •.losing . your pictures. Snaps .can't be taken oven -again. Send .your film -rolls to Canada's largest andfinest studio. Get better pictured at lower coat. PROMPT MAIL SERVICE Any Size Roll -6 or 8 Exposures DEVELOPED AND PRINTED 230 "I get best results from Star Snap- shot Service" writes a customer la Nova Scotia, who adds that she has tried many places, • SPECIAL ALBUM OFFER New. Style Album With Prints sizes 16-20-127 if 29c (4c extrali is .sent with. film cell. ENLARGEi4II7NTS— ''COLORED AND FRAMED Enlargements- 4 x 6" In beautiful easel mounts, 3 for 25e. Framed, un ivory tinted mats, 7 x 9" In (Add, Silver, Circassian Walnut or Buck Ebony finish frames, 59c each. If enlargement colored, 79c each. OLD PICTURES RESTORED We can restore any Old photograph or snapshot . . and make any, number of prints- or enlargetnente desired. The process requtrea the worst .of skilled artists, but the cost Is reasonable, Send us your picture and tellus what. youwant done and we will tell you the .nest before doing the work. STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE Box 129, Postal -Terminal A, Toronto Print Name and Address Plainly on Orders. 5'lf,tM PS STAMP COLLECTORS. \PLRt1V- ala '-for medium collections • at reasonable pi`ices. Free Drain- • iwns. James 0. Smith, P.O. Box 50, Edmonton, Alberta. e:AGHtot s WAN'61 D PRUTLS'J'.AN'T PEA:Ittat 1�` a it S.S. No. 10, West' Uti1'auraNa. P lease state .salary and quult- ficutions: ADPIy to A. 11. Pletcher, R:It, No. 1, Belwoud. Qat. REDDITT REQUIRES ,TWO FIRST Class Teachers about 50 pupils to the .School. Principal grades 6 10. 10 :luolualve. S,ttary 21,auo w • year. MALE PRIdb',uihtlu. Junior Roam Gradea 1 to 5 in- clusive, Salary 41,200 it year. Ad- dress applteattona to E., S. SohIST COTT, REDEEM, Ont. WANTED — TWO QUAL1.5'11`1D teachers for Mayo Township School Area. Ontario -Hastings. county. No. 2 McArthur's Mitis and No. 5 ilartsmere: Good ,nod- ' ern rural schools. Term, 19.13-40, Protestant, salary 31,100. State qualification. A. W. itamabottom, • Hermon, Ont. TEACHER -WANTED FOR SS.- NO. 4, Township; of Enniskillen Lamb- ton County. State experience, sal- ary and phone number to John W. Piggott, Secretary, 011 Springs, Ont. ETON -RUGBY; QUALIFIED TEAC. ETON-RUGBYteacerfo, t, IJ ALIJr1ED. .. • for C No. 1,Salary teacher o S SY. g Apply to. A nttsmn Sec,. Et 1u YC - Eton -Rugby, Ont. sec, 0 g Y FIRST CLASS TEACHER WANT, ed' for S.S. No. 12 Fitzroy. Duties to commence September 1 1945. Apply stating salary and exper- ience to C. R. Campbell, Scot. - treasurer, Fitzroy Harbour, Ont. WANTED..- - TWENTY-FIVE TO ONE 1.10`1- dred acres within two hundred mites Parente. Must be situated ,on -Lake or River. Buildinggs im- material. Box: 34, 73: Adelaide W., Toronto. - - STORE, TOBACCO, CONFECTION- ery--etc, or- other merchandise that' 'a couple ,can . handle, With • comfortable ^.living quarters. Will pay. cash. Principals only. Bos 36,,.'72" Adelaide . W., Toronto, POTATOGRADER WANTED, TO buy. Cecil O'Reilly. 1809 Oneida Court, Windsor, Ont. 112XP2iIRTENdE1) 35.01116. MANAGER desires position. Shorthorn pref- erence. tesidenee - essential. ',Ref ec•encea, 0. S, Hamilton, Garden Hill Farm, Sawyerville, Que. WE BUY hundreds of Herbs, Roots, Barka, B erries. Flowers.- i•enves, etc. PRICES HIGHER , NOW Write ,.for hill list Doniiinion Herb Distributors 1423 Si. Lawrence nlvd., 91ou4e501, HARDWOOD WANTED WE ARE IN THE MARKET KIR ALL KINDS • OF HARDWOOD LUMBER, WII'OLI7 CUTS PRE- FERRED. ONTARIO HARDWOOD PRODUCTS LTD. 45 Ernest Ave., Toronto - LL. 0611 The Shawinigan Water and Power' Company First Mortgage and Collateral 'Frust, 33;2% Sinking Fund Bonds Due' January 1, 1970 Price: 100 and accrued interest Descriptive circular gladly ,furnished upon request. 36King:Streei (hest Toronto t, Wood, `Gundy & Company . Telephone: ELgin 4321 Limited Wave Crashed Over - Giant Liner's Decks The London Daily Herald said -that' the giant.' liner Queen Eliza- beth' had -an escape in ;April, 1044, when a huge wavecrashed over her bows, in a storm. 'The liner was only two days. out of New York when she was struck by the wave and all five of her decks 'were said' to • have sunk 11 inches under the strain of the co - Masai wall of water which crump- lediron stanchions as it passed over the ship. - However, the world's largest liner-, soon righted herself and. with ' the exception of a few minor bruises nobody was injured,. Moscow's victory guns have boomed more than 1,500,000 times in celebration of Red Army tri- umphs 'over Germany since 1941. Cathedral -Intact Despite' many air attacks the ca- thedral of Aachen. Germany, dating back to' the Oth.Century, 'is virtually intact, the War Office ; announced recently. Damage was 'nextensive but superficial" and the;Ys`tructure remains sound, "the ',statement added. Long, Hard Years Mr. Churchill betrays something. of the hard strain he has been un- der, as Great Britain's leader, when he reviews the long train of turbu- lent events since the fall of the Low Countries and France in 1940, and says: "Years have passed since then; indeed every year seems to me almost a decade." AGENt1'S :WANTED . ItEPRIOSENTATWES • RELIABLE:. wanted. -to -sell Plnatie Coatings. espeeially suited for .Brick and Metal•. surfaces,also for Roofs. • Finest,: quality produets, Good.. commissions.. Box' 27.•73 Adelaide •. W.; Toronto. BART CHICKS STARTED • PULLETS, BARRED Rocha and - White Leghorns, 2 weeks 41d 26c.' Goddard 'Chick Hatcheries,' .Britannia Heights, _Ontario., ROCK 7C LEGHOR,IS 911,75, AUK: tra Whites '312.50, Shlpped.C.O,D. anywhere by: Wlllowdale Chicle ery, Newtonbrook,• Ont.. STARTED CHICKS -2 TO 4 WEEKS OLD • We can supply fairly limited .num- ber of started chicks'! -4 weeks old, ,if.fou act quickly. WEEKLY 'SPECIAL LIST STARTED CHICKS. Send for weekly. special list of started chicks. FREE RANGE PULLETS 3•- 5 MONTHSLL'OLD Raised under ideal range conditions LAKEVIEW POULTRY FARM A Breeding Farm of 5000 Layers WEIN BROS., Exeter,Ont. REDUCED PRICES FOR CHICKS • BARRED ROCKS.12c, LEGHORN Pulleta.$2c Barred Rock Pullets 20c,•Leghorns are Barron strain. Rocks are•O.B:S.' Breeding, and all •breeders.. are blood -tested, B. R.- Cockerels to six.' weeks old also Leghorn Pullets eight weeks old fully feathered androosting. Hybrid Broilers four weekss. and over. One dollar books your order now, Johnson Hatchery, Fergus, Ont. DON'T JUST TAKE OUR WORD tot' it. Ask „the -..poultrymen .who consistently order Tweddle chicks year after year they'll tell you. the reason, ,They'Il,tell youour chicks ,and satisfactory In every way because all Tweddle chleke are GovernmentAppproved from bloodteated breedersr.Buy Tweddle chicks for Bigger .profits, Our high quality and. low prices will please :You, Prompt delivery on day old, -2 week, 3 week . and 4 week Olds in ell pobutar'breeds. Also. free range pulieta eight weeks and older. Send for reduc- edprieelist for June and.. July. Tweddle Chick Hatcheries Lim-•- Red, Fergus, -Ontario. - • ATTENTION— POIJLTIIYI{EEPER S —your. July chicks should be or- dered now. For'preMpt delivery we have most breeds, pullets.' chicks, cockerel s,'Bray Hatchery, 130J Hamilton, John N H o Ont. YOU' PAY NO MORE O I FOR l O t grade Top Notch ,chicks, Usually you have to pay a higher price for quality. Top Notch chicks are well known by poultrymen Can - ads wide for their robust health and quick growing—early pro- ducing. Prices of a few breeds for' delivery after 'June 15th Non - Sexed; Whito Legliorns, •Barred Rock, X 'White Leghorns Austro. • Whites 9.46 Barred Rocks New Hampshtres New Hampshire • X Barred Rocks 4 05; 'Assorted Light .and Medium Breeds 8.45; 'Assort- ed Heavies 8.95.., Pullets: White Legborns, Barred Rock. 7C White Leghorns,: 'Auetra Whites 19.95, Barred'Rocks, New Hampshire X' Barred Rocks -16,95; New' Hemp,. shires 17.95. Assorted Light'' and, Mediuln ,Breeds 17.95, ..Assorted • 1Ieavies• 14.95. .Cockerels: White . Leghorns 1,00;' • Barred -Rocks,' New Hampshire X •Harrel Rocks 10,95, New •.Hampahtbea 9.95,' As- sorted Heavies 0.95. White: Leg- horn X Barred Rocks 4,45,. 2 week old add 6c, 3 week old add. 11c, 4 week old add 16c. Send for complete priceliat, Also 8 week "old to laying pulieta. Top Notch Chickeries, Guelph, .Ont, STARTED CHIC:-„ 2, 3 '.and' 4 weals old in ;all popular pure breeds and hybrlds crosses in non sexed, Pullets and cockerels. Immediate delivery, , Also day olds,. C Send for lrlveed ^pn was for June and Jn1y. Tweddle Chick 'Hatch- eries -Limited, Fergus, Ont... • VICTORY CHICK SALE FOR JUNE ANT) .JULY BAERRISJ) Bock Mixed 11c, Barred Pock' Pullets 11e, White. Leghorn mixed 9e While Leghorn Pullets 20r, White Rork Mixed 15c, Brown Leghorn 'Pullets Lir.. (;oddnrd. Chick hatcheries Ltd.. Britannia Heights, Ont. , SPECIAL PULLET SALE STA 1 i'Pl PUI 1JRTR •1 • WEEK old 22c. 2 weeks old 21 rents, rim medial. dellve,y. Carleton iatch- ery, Britannia heights, Untari0,.. DYEING ..AiSD I CI.EAIN IIJG, 11A 17111' -YUu ANYTHING NEEDS.• dyeing• or. eleanin22. Write to -us tur. intormetlon.. We ;are. glad to ..•• answer your ' questions.. Depart- men• H., Parke'rb -Dye •'Wo1its-,- Limited: 791 Yonge ,t,Street, To- ronto. ELECTRIC , WATJSIO 11EA'1'ERSI IMMERSION TYPE, COPPER. CON- structton, 600 -watts. Just drop it in a pan of water and 'almost' in- stantly the water is hot. Bandy in the kitchen, wonderful for shaving etc. Postpaid -$3.00. The Radio Hospital, Tracadie, N.B. FARM MACHINERY 9t'On -SALE THE „NEW .IMPROVED HAY DIVIDER CAN BE FITTED TO SWATH board of any mower, Will replace help usually needed to fork hay behind mower In heavy crops., .Also save time, .as there is no: clogging of knife or knife guard. Guaranteed satisfaction. $7.50 f.o.b. Bristol, Que. Sole Mlgr. and distributor for Canada and U.S.. LOCAL • SPARE TIME AGENTS WANTED, A. Amato, lausTOL, ,0IUE. FOR SALE jStSsde,l,lgeIlot,mealside,detached, laii cement basement, 00 x 25, all conveniences, Separate sale, jew- eler's sate and fiXturea, Phone Arthur 623. Brillinger, Arthur, Ont. SIX 1100M BRICK HOUSE-HY dro, garage. Bargain for cash. Immediate. possession. A. Bewten- himer, Shedden, .Ontario. YOUNG ABERDEEN ANGUS'I3ULLS,. heifers and cows. N. Bawten himer & Son, Shedden, Ont. SPECIAL, OFFER, 4 DUAL FUR - pose short horn, bulls. All dark - red, Ready for service. They are accredited bred by Partake Royal Sensation whose grand dam made the breed's largestbutter fat record in • Canada In' 1936 pro- ducing 673 lbs: fat from 14099 lbs. of 4.0% Intik', Three of them are from dams sired by -Tribe's Marquis, • Present herd sire • at Northland Farms. Write or phone Edgar Bagshaw, 427 Avenue Road, Toronto. Farm at Beaver-. ton. Phone MI. 5847. CLYDESDALE STALLION, QUIET in, harness, enrolled B Premium 1945-1946-1947.• Sell cheap or ex -- change for -young more, A. Mar- shall, Vats, Ont. BEAUTIFUL . REGISTERED -. DO - hermitic Pinscher•, 14 months old. Box. 73, Hornepayne, Ont, MASSEY HARRIS 101 super twin Ucally er newt or Model (7 rubber, nn steel in. Al condition, Alvin gruel., Ormstown . Station, Que. LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING. Plant in Vaster,..Otitario. DOIn V g Over 32409 weekly busihesa with • excellent post• war opportunities, for expansion. Good money maker, low overhead; real estate eon. •sisting Of brick buildings includ ed. Fully equipped aid capably • staffed. Requires a capital of 00,000 - cash. • Reason for , selling 11- health Apply -Box 31, '73 Ade- laide W., Toronto. ' A 30: BED MATERNITY HOSPITAL for ' sale, going concern, good business, only Hospital In .town. Any ' Ontario Registered Nurse could operate thia business: Own- er willstay on and will help for one month from the..date of sale. Reason for selling is poor health. All., .latest ;equipment., Hpspital has-been •tuning for' 6 years. For • further -Information 'and.. inspec thin nppiy, in writing 'to Post Office,- Bol -329, .Delhi, Ontario, Canada. IrHAVE-.TEN GOOD FARMS .POR sale, ranging in price from three' • to twelve , thousand dollars. For particulars ,tpply Jas. Donohue, ,. Donohue Garage, Renfrew, Ont. • POR SALE 9TJCC10SSFUL ' CREAM- . ery' and dairy'. business in pro- gressive Ottawa Valley Town, owner retiring on accountof till - health, price right. For further • particulars apply to Box 35, -73 Adelaide W., Toronto. ALUMINUM TANIKS; - 35 -GALLON capacity, weight only 18 lbs.: o•- iglnally built for airplanes, Many' uses in farms, gardens cottages, boats,. 3750 •each. Levy Auto Parts Co, Ltd., 735 Queen St. W., Toronto,. Circulars 00 request. BUSINESS FOR' SALE. FARM MA chinery, other- articles; and mach- inery, lau'ge lot and buildings with high, moving ' beam and blocks for wrecking and loading. Suitable machinery for repairing. Two minutes' walk to large 'Stores. banks and- pastor rice. Particulars given. W. ID, Rutledge, Newmarket, Ont, ELECTRIC• MOTORS; NEW; USED':,` bought;•,sold,' ^rebuilt;'. belts,- pul- leys,. brushes. ulleys,.brushes. Allem J)teetrie -Com. pany Ltd., 2326 Dnffeln I:. To-, ronto. FARMS •FOII. 150- ACRES, 'TWP.'OF NOTTAWAS- aga, targe-: bunlr - barn, frame.: house, two good wells—$5,000 cash. Write E. G Taylor, Streets- ville, owner or see A. E., Culham, Stayner, Ont., Agent. CHOICE 100 ACRES CLAY LOAM, tile •drained, 5 -miles to London. Modern brick house,. gas furnace. Good bank barn, water 'bowls, hydro, drilled -well, Hog pen, pout- ' try house,, machine sheds. ' $10,000. W. B. Bradshaw, Wilton, Grove, Ont, ON NO.. 3 HIGHWAY. IN KENT,. 240 acres, clay loam,' new house,' large, barn; on wall, straw shed, implement shed, garage, deep well, windmill, 20 acres timber, 100 acres pasture. Write for. par- ticulars. B. MacDonald,' Business Broker, Auctioneer, Box 65, Ritlgetown, Ontario, HAIRDRESSING EARN N HAIRDRESSING THE Robertson method. -Information on requestregarding classes. Robertson's Hairdressing Acad- ,emy, t37 Avenue Road, Toronto. 1'0019 1$ wpm, HAND PLANTER TO PLANT, CORN and distribute fertilizer in one operation. Plates fertilizer at plow depth and spaced from seed, Quantities adjustable. A boy can : operate. Price. Fifteen Dollars. Enquire—Gravity Planter Co.; Roblin, Ontario. MEDICAL STOMACH AND THREAD WORMS often are the cause of I11 -health mman all ages. No one Im- une! Why notfindoft If this Is your trouble? interesting par- ticulars—Free! Write Mulveney'e • Remedies, Specialists. •Toronto 3. WANTED—EVERY SUFFERER OF RNeumattc Pains or Neuritis to try Dixon's- Remedy. Munro's Drug Store, 435 Elgin, Ottawa. Postpaid 31.00, BAUMEEKA FOOT BALM 0E.. stroya offensive odor instantly. 45c bottle, Ottawa agent. Denman Drug Store, Ottawa. , CHIROPRACTOR H. S. SIMONSON, CHIROPRACTOR, 23 B1oor Street East, Toronto.. Hours 1 p.m. to 8 p.nf. Saturdays 9 a.m.. to 1 .p.m. FRUIT JUICES; . THE PRINCIPAL ingredients • in Dixon's Remedy for -Rheumatic Pains, Neuritis, Sold only Mum•o's. Drag Stores, 335 Elgin; Ottawa. :Postpaid 31.00. OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOVEN BE. A HAIRDRESSER' LEADING JOIN CANADA'S Great UporfunLt Y, Learn Hairdressing Pleasant dignified rofession geed wages, thousands successful Mrvel graduates.. America's greatest eye - tem. illustrated catalogue free. Write or call MARVEL HAIRDRESSING SCHOOLS .. 358 BLOOR W., .TORONTO ' Branches; 44... King' St. Hamilton & 74 Rideau' Street. Ottawa, MUSICAL- INSTRUMENTS . FRED A. BOD INGTUN BO 9, eel's, exchanges; musical Instru menta, 111 Church, Toronto 2. l'AT$1NT8' FET.ERSTONHAUGH & 'COMPANY • Patent Solicitors. 'Established . 1890;.. 14: „Wag West, Toronto. • Booklet .rinformation on••re- ` quest • • PROPERTIES WANTED .TO .111135 WE HAVE 11.1YERS WAITING F01 enloken farms,;' market gardens, town or village houses in all parts of the Province. 'Send full particulars in confidence at once —wemake no charge' unless we sell. Powell' and Company, 5 St. Clair East, Toronto, PHOTOGRAPHY TIME TESTED QUALITY ' SERVICE and- SATISFACTION Your films properly developed, and printed . 6 OR 8 EXP41111010 1101.LS 25e RIDPRINTS 8 tor 25c FINEST ENLAR(iINrl SERVICE You may not get all the films you want this year. ';hut yap can get all the quality and service you desire by sending Your films to IM1'p:lilAl.. rHiI'ro 51:•atVICE' Stalloo J; Toronto . CANADA'S 'LARGEST STUDIO STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE -Don't risk •.losing . your pictures. Snaps .can't be taken oven -again. Send .your film -rolls to Canada's largest andfinest studio. Get better pictured at lower coat. PROMPT MAIL SERVICE Any Size Roll -6 or 8 Exposures DEVELOPED AND PRINTED 230 "I get best results from Star Snap- shot Service" writes a customer la Nova Scotia, who adds that she has tried many places, • SPECIAL ALBUM OFFER New. Style Album With Prints sizes 16-20-127 if 29c (4c extrali is .sent with. film cell. ENLARGEi4II7NTS— ''COLORED AND FRAMED Enlargements- 4 x 6" In beautiful easel mounts, 3 for 25e. Framed, un ivory tinted mats, 7 x 9" In (Add, Silver, Circassian Walnut or Buck Ebony finish frames, 59c each. If enlargement colored, 79c each. OLD PICTURES RESTORED We can restore any Old photograph or snapshot . . and make any, number of prints- or enlargetnente desired. The process requtrea the worst .of skilled artists, but the cost Is reasonable, Send us your picture and tellus what. youwant done and we will tell you the .nest before doing the work. STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE Box 129, Postal -Terminal A, Toronto Print Name and Address Plainly on Orders. 5'lf,tM PS STAMP COLLECTORS. \PLRt1V- ala '-for medium collections • at reasonable pi`ices. Free Drain- • iwns. James 0. Smith, P.O. Box 50, Edmonton, Alberta. e:AGHtot s WAN'61 D PRUTLS'J'.AN'T PEA:Ittat 1�` a it S.S. No. 10, West' Uti1'auraNa. P lease state .salary and quult- ficutions: ADPIy to A. 11. Pletcher, R:It, No. 1, Belwoud. Qat. REDDITT REQUIRES ,TWO FIRST Class Teachers about 50 pupils to the .School. Principal grades 6 10. 10 :luolualve. S,ttary 21,auo w • year. MALE PRIdb',uihtlu. Junior Roam Gradea 1 to 5 in- clusive, Salary 41,200 it year. Ad- dress applteattona to E., S. SohIST COTT, REDEEM, Ont. WANTED — TWO QUAL1.5'11`1D teachers for Mayo Township School Area. Ontario -Hastings. county. No. 2 McArthur's Mitis and No. 5 ilartsmere: Good ,nod- ' ern rural schools. Term, 19.13-40, Protestant, salary 31,100. State qualification. A. W. itamabottom, • Hermon, Ont. TEACHER -WANTED FOR SS.- NO. 4, Township; of Enniskillen Lamb- ton County. State experience, sal- ary and phone number to John W. Piggott, Secretary, 011 Springs, Ont. ETON -RUGBY; QUALIFIED TEAC. ETON-RUGBYteacerfo, t, IJ ALIJr1ED. .. • for C No. 1,Salary teacher o S SY. g Apply to. A nttsmn Sec,. Et 1u YC - Eton -Rugby, Ont. sec, 0 g Y FIRST CLASS TEACHER WANT, ed' for S.S. No. 12 Fitzroy. Duties to commence September 1 1945. Apply stating salary and exper- ience to C. R. Campbell, Scot. - treasurer, Fitzroy Harbour, Ont. WANTED..- - TWENTY-FIVE TO ONE 1.10`1- dred acres within two hundred mites Parente. Must be situated ,on -Lake or River. Buildinggs im- material. Box: 34, 73: Adelaide W., Toronto. - - STORE, TOBACCO, CONFECTION- ery--etc, or- other merchandise that' 'a couple ,can . handle, With • comfortable ^.living quarters. Will pay. cash. Principals only. Bos 36,,.'72" Adelaide . W., Toronto, POTATOGRADER WANTED, TO buy. Cecil O'Reilly. 1809 Oneida Court, Windsor, Ont. 112XP2iIRTENdE1) 35.01116. MANAGER desires position. Shorthorn pref- erence. tesidenee - essential. ',Ref ec•encea, 0. S, Hamilton, Garden Hill Farm, Sawyerville, Que. WE BUY hundreds of Herbs, Roots, Barka, B erries. Flowers.- i•enves, etc. PRICES HIGHER , NOW Write ,.for hill list Doniiinion Herb Distributors 1423 Si. Lawrence nlvd., 91ou4e501, HARDWOOD WANTED WE ARE IN THE MARKET KIR ALL KINDS • OF HARDWOOD LUMBER, WII'OLI7 CUTS PRE- FERRED. ONTARIO HARDWOOD PRODUCTS LTD. 45 Ernest Ave., Toronto - LL. 0611