HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 1945-06-28, Page 7The past winter put a severe strain on
worn-out ` h ea t i n g systems. L a s t
December probably you,promised- yourself a
new CLARE-HECLA Furn-
ace ! Or a Clare . .
Conditioned Air Heating
Unit `Better see your Clare
dealer at once and get your
order in early. There are
still serioiis'shortages of Men
and materials,
' 'FURNACE fatdiweditemkil
British Food Ration
Is Reduced Again.
Col. J. J. Llewellin, Minister of
" • Food,- announced that the bacon'
-.ration for Britons willi!be, reduced '
frail four ounces a week to three
4nnCes.- He also said' the domestic ra-
tion of 'oils and fats will be re-
duced by one ounce a week dur-
ing the. summer.. month?;,. cutting ..
the cooking fat_rationfrom two
ounces to one.' •
The soap' ration is to be re-
duced for thetime being by one-
eighth, except for babies and young
children. '
The Food Minister also an-
nounced a cut in the number of
points available for .canned neat,
from. 24 to 20. from the beginning.
of the next. ratioii period. }Ib said `
he hoped to :maintain the current
cheese raiton of two ounces a
week.
The Ministry explained' that
German prisoners' rations were
being pared fn deference to the
general• feeling of the :public that.
these captives were being overfed.
•The exact reduction applied to the
Germans, however, is still being
worked out.
The need for tighter food 'ration-
ing was traced to the ,fact- that
the liberation of Europe created
unexpectedly • heavy, - demands ,on
the world food supply.
U. S. Subs Sink •
,.7,113 Jap Ships
Admiral Chester W. Nituitz,
- one of his infrequent cli`s sures
of United . States submarin " acti-
vity, credited the underseas 'ser-
vice with having sunk 1,110 Jap-
anese ships totalling. 4,500,000 tons,
Admiral Niniitz' told 14 subma-
rine officers and ,nen to whom he
made valor awards that the sub-
meribles had sunk 126 enemy com-
bat ships and 993 merchant vessels
and helped to "all :but sever, allies
which connected the Japanese Em-
pire with their stolen possessions."
Nearly half of the Japanese ton-
nage sunk, 2,000,000 tons, was tent'
to the bottom in the past year.
DEMAND HIS TRIAL
Syrians 'have asked that French
Gen. Paul Beynet above, .- be
'tried as a ; war . criminal . for
alleged ,responsibility for recent
bloody fighting between the
French and' Syrians, ' They also
branded Gen. Oliva Roget a
•
"war, criminal." -• -
Aircraft Industry
To Beat Bombers
Into Bungalows
Britain's aircraft industry, "beat-
ing bombers into bungalows," will
launch production this year of 80,-
000 prefabricated aluminum houses,
Duncan Sandys, minister of works '
announced at an exhibition in Lon-
don of the first full-scale model. `
Mr. Sandys said the house, de-
veloped after two years of researcht
was "the most highly prefabricat-
ed factory -made house yet pro-
duced in this country. The produc-
tion schedule calls for a maximum
turnout of 5,000 monthly."
The house has an entrance hail,,
living room, two bedrooms, bath,
and kitchen,
"We have beard of swords being
beaten into plowshares," he said.
"It is something, new that bomb'-
ers will be beaten into bungalows."
• The dragon -fly folds its six
Spine -fringed legs together" to form
a net when in flight.'
GOOD. SHOT `
Smoke rises from damaged stern of 2,500 -ton Jap cargo ship after.
Mitchell bomber • scored direct hit. Vessel; awaits second attack.
Ship is one of six enemy cargo and escort craft sunk or damaged
in aurprise ,attack off, Shimshu Island. '
OTTAWA REPORTS
Thousands of officers and men
lining the decks of powerful car-
riers, battle -wagons and other ships'
cheered New Zealand; "Maoris"
and Canadian "Redskins," . when
,they came first'and's'eciiind in a war
canoe race staged. by ships ,Cif I3ri
tish Pacific. Fleet during a recent
lull in operations.
Men from' the New Zealandmnin-
ned cruise, H.M,S. Gambia placed
first and husky. young Canadians'
from It M.C.S, Uganda were sec-
ond anloilg 16ships represented,
Many ,of the' crews showed' up in
full war paint and. regalia., The
Uganda had a striking Totem Pole
at, the head of its boat. Ship's
whalers were used as 'canoes.' Al-
most every province in Canada
was represented in the Canadian
'canoe.'
*
Major Generiil Bert ` Iloffineis-
ter, Commander of Canada's Far
East Force, who returned to Can,
ada recently from Europe to pre-
pare• for his new assignment, said.
in Ottawa, at a press conference
that from •27,000 to 28,000 men
overseas had so far volunteered for
service in the Pacific. He said that
."for .the most part they were .chaps
who had a lot of battle experience,
and were preparedto see it
through''.
*
J, A, Peacock, director of egg
supplies for the British Ministry
of Food, has been invited to come
to Canada as'a'guest-of the Can-
adian government, He will speak
at a' poultry field day. at Niagara.
Falls on July 18, and in Montreal
about July 20. •
Here's something • poultry ex -
Perla at. Ottawa, have to say about -
eggs for Britain,—"More attention
should be given to supplxing hens
with .adequate shell -forming, ma-
terial to scale down breakages.
They also note that too many -,eggs
arc cracked during collection on
the farm, while others- are damaged'
by delivering eggs loose in baskets
or • other containers.
To encourage maximum egg pre
ductidn, the Prices Board has ex-
tended the highest price level for
which fowl (hens) may sell from
June 30 to July al. A drop of 214
cents a pound,' which under a pre-
vious order would have become ef-
fective at the end of June, is now
to take place on August 1.
Government scientists at Ottawa
don't agree With the findings of the
R.A.F. crew of the bomber "Aries"
which has been making a series
of scientific experimental flights
over the North Pole, .The British
crew claims the magnetic pole is
actually situated 200 miles further
north. than • it. was believed to. be.
The Canadian experts say the Pole
as shown on , official government
inapt is based on investigations and
numerous observations over a period
of many years and is undoubtedly
correct,
Merchant Seamen
To. Get Gratuities
Almost overlooked was a brief
item from Ottawa early last week
announcing the federal authorities
had decidedto make Canadian. mer-
chant seamen .eligible for war ser-
vice gratuities -on conditions similar
to those governing.inembers of the
armed services, says the Edmonton
Journal. The dispatch -was almost
snowed under by the ]pass of big
war news coming out of Europe at ,
that time.
We have felt all along that men
of the merchant, navy deserved re-
cognition on an equal basis with
men of the armed services. Many •
have lost their lives and all of long
service on the Atlantic and other
U-boat infested 'seas have gone
through torped?ings, terror, cold,
hunger ands thirst, many more that.
once. They stuck with it in the dark
days at sea, and have earned their
country's gratitude. .
All -Canadians will feel that .Otta-
wa has done only the fair and de
cent thing in deciding, at long.last,
to ward service gratuities to our
merchant seahen.
• As- a result of shortages in • me-
tals 'formerly imported, ' Canada
since the" beginning of the war, ha
produced tungsten, 'mercury, mo-
lybdenum, chromite' and ' magne-
sium.
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FAMILYC,OFFERS HEARTFELT PRAYER
Mrs. J. C. Privett, Blytheville, Ark., and her eight children pray
in the bedroom of their new home for' Pvt.. 3, C. Privett, the
father, who lost his life in Luxembourg . last January. .The fun-
e ily, left with slim funds and forced to live in 'a crowded four-
, room house, ; moved into their two-story, '10 -room, $10,000 home
after an appeal, for funds brought donations front civilians and
Army men stationed throughout the world.
Swastika Unter Alles
The Swastika still lies • across
the main highway of , the Inver-
ness and Perthroad at Kingussie.
It was laid there on V -E Day so.
that- all traffic would pass over it.
— Sunday Empire News ,(Man-
chester).
Approximately 20,000 magazines
and periodicals are published in the.
United States. -
Queen Mother Back
In London . Home
Queen .Mary .returned recently
to her London home at Marlbo-
rough ,House after nearly six years'
residence at :Badmington, Glouces-
ter. •
A small crowd . cheered the
Queen Mother as she arrived by ,
ear, and . she waved a white -gloved
VOICE OF THE
PRESS -
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WIPING OUT :THE 'JAPS
-- He is a master of neat deserip
ive phrases who- gave it` as his
opinion that if the Japanese con-
lune the war then' islands will re-
main only. as "1' menace to navi
gation,". r
Globe and Mail.
CARNIVOROUS
Widespread "patroitage`'of the U;_
S: black , markets in meat indicate
that a Iarge''ndmber of Americans
arc considerably More carnivorous
than patriotic.
— Kitchener Record
BUT VERY LITTLE
We're for no soft'peace• with the
Hun;, other than perhaps an olive
branch orso wrapped .around the
lead pipe to ease the blow,
Stratford Beacon -Herald.
JUNE 1945 STYLE
This'il go 'down as : the year
June bridegrooms couldn't hear
the wedding bells because of their
..earmuffs.
- Windsor Star.
A 'THING TO AVOID
Do not let others lead you into
trouble. If you ,cannot find it for
yourself you should do without it.
Quebec Chronicle -Telegraph.
' hand in a'cknowledgincnt as Scots
Guards sentries ,presented arms.
The Queen, has been living at
the home of her niece, the Duch-
ess of Beaufort, since September,
1930.
MACDONALD'S,,;'
BRIE. .
G�a.tada,s S'ed4t(�ftcl fm�od+.s
Last Patrol Flown
By Coastal Command,
The R.A.F. Coastal Command
flew 'its last patrol, of the 'war with
the abandonment of aerial escort
for Allied shipping in the, Euro-
pean theatre of operations,
Since Sept, -3, 1930, the Coastal
Command has lead at, least one
plane in the air every day some-
where,in its vast territory which
ranged ,from Iceland, Nora ay and
the Baltic to the Azores and Gib
altar,
Pacific Pay Higher
For' Canadian 1't'roops`
Volunteer§ for the Pacific who
proceed to the Far Eastern theatre
of operations will receive extra
pay. The rate varies from 30c., a
day for a private (25c, for a CW
AC private) to 65c, for a Warrant
Officer, Class 1 (50c. for a CWA
C of the same rank), 75c. and 60c.
for lieutenants and 01,00. and 80c.
for officers -of field rank and high-
er tllat's,to say, majors or bet-
ter;
THE BEST WAY
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• —a'lee package of WILSON'S FLY PADS
mill kill more flies than $5.00 worth of any
other fly killer! The old relieble way for
• 65yeere. Use WILSONS FLY PADS today/
nABY CHICKS •
ROCK- X LEGHORNS ,$11.75, AUS-
tra - Whites $12.60. Shipped C.O.D.
anywhere by: Wnlowdale 'Chick-
. cry; Newtonbrook, Ont.
REDUCED PRICES FOR
CHICKS
BARRED RUCKS 12e, I.EGHURN
Pullets 22c, Barred Rock Pullets
20e, Leghorns are Barron strain.
Rocks are .0.8.8.. Breeding, and
all breeders are blood -tested.
B. R.'Cockerels 'to six weeks
also Leghprn Pullets eight weeks.
old, fluty feathered- and roosting.
Hybrid Broilers four -,weeks acid
ovc1 One dollar books your order
MOW. .Johnson Hatchery, Fergus,
Ont.
YEAR AFTER YEAR — SUPPLY-
' Mg the game customers with Top
Notch chicks is proof of satis-
faction. At' no time In history
has the poultryman been assured
of greeter. ;Hore, steady .marlteta
than to -day. Prices of . a ':few
breeds for June and .July: de-
livery, White Leghorn, Barred
Rock X White Leghorna, Austra
Whites 9,45; Barred. Rocks, New
Hampshirea, New Hampshire X
Barred Backe 9.95; Assorted Light
and Medium breeds 8.45; Assort-
ed heavfee "8.95. Pullets; White
Leghorna,- Barred Rock X White
Leghorns, Austra Whites 19.45;
Barred Rocks, New Hampshire X
Barred Rocks 16.95, New Hamp-
shires, 17.95. Assorted Light and
Medium Breeds 17.95; Asaorted
Heavies 14.95, Cockerels: White
Leghorns 1.80; Barred Rocks, New
Hampshire X Barred Rocks 10.05,
New Hanepahires 9.95. Assorted
Heavies 9.95, White Leghorn X
Barred Rooks 4.80. 2 week old
add tc, 3 week old add lis, 4 meek
old add 16c.. Send for complete
price list, also '8 week o d and
older free range pullota,. Top
Notch: Chickerles, Guelph, ,Ont.
VICTORY CHICK SALE
FOR JUNE AND JULY ..BARRED
Rock Mixed 10e, Barred Rock •
Pullets 16c, White Leghorn mixed
Se, White Leghorn Pullets 20e,
White Rock Mixed 150, Rrown
Leghorn Pullets. 24c. Goddard
Chick Hatcheries • Ltd.,. Britannia
Heights, Ont,
STARTED CHICK BARGAINS, 9.
3, 4 week olds in many popular
• pure breeds and hybrid crossea•
in non -sexed pullets and cocker-
els. Immediate delivery. Also day
olds and eight week old pullets
up to laying. Free - teatalogue.
Tweddle Ch)elt alsytcherles Limit-
ed, Fergus, Ontario.
RAISE CHrcIc,s AT LESS COST
now—and have theta ready for
profitable Fall •rnarkets. Green
pasture feed is vitalforgrowing
ehieks--cuts down on commerc-
ial feed. Here Is •a- real opportun-
ity for big or small poultry rids -
ors to reap extra profits --extra-
protita too ;by buying Twedd'le
Chicks that ,are frorfl Gpvernment
Approved bloodtegted breeders.
Be wise buy' scientifically" pro-
duced TWeddle alias a name
familiar to.:i:poultrymen in Can-
ado for over 20 years. Send' for
reduced Julyprice list for' day
old,. two-week std, -.three week
old and 4 week olds in all popu-
lar breeds. Also •flee range pul-
lets eight weeks ' of ago and
older. Twaddle Chick, Hatcheries
Limited, Fergus,, Ontario.
WE CAN GIVI), JULY -AUGUST 'DE -
livery chicks, it. ordered now,
Mao Junglimited quantity start
ed. Ask f'or,'llst. Bray 'Hatchery,
130 John -N., Ham)lton, Ont.
.2' WED$ -OLP STARTED '03TCIc
bargaine while they teat for 'im-
mediate del1gery Barred Roche,
New, Hampshire X. Barred„ Rocks.'
non -sexed • '16.95, pullets '22.96,
cockerels 16,95. White Leghorn, •
Barred • Rock- X White Laghorna,
Avatr•t Whites: Pullets 25:95. As-
sorted Heavies non -sexed 14.96,
pullets 20 95; 'coekcrels, -.15,95.• As=
sorted Medium and 'Eight Breeds.
Pullets 25.95, 3 week 014 add sc,
4 week old add 10e. Ateo daffy,
old chicks at rock bottom prices.
Send for completeprice list. Top
Notch Chickeries, Guelph, Ont,.
DYEING AND GLEANING'
HAVE YOU ANYTHING NEEL,-
dyeing or ete,,aing.7 Write to' uv
for Information. We are glad •to
answer your questions. Deart-
anent H.' 'Porker's `.'Dye Work,
Limited, 791-. Yonge Street,. 'So -
FARM MACHINERY FOR SALE.
THE NEW IMPROVED -
HAY DIVIDER
CAN 13E FITTL'D TO SWATH
hoard of any mower.- Will replace
help usually neededto 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 itrfgr. and
distributor for Canada:•ond (3.S.,.
LOCAL SPARE' TIME AGENTS
WANTED, A. ARISIC,.. fRIS'1'OL,
.,32-50.-GOOD3SON STEEL TtHRESH-
er, clover attachments, chaff
blower, grain elevator„ ball bear -
Mgt; throughout, roller bearings
on road wheels, ready to go to
work. Also 18-36 Hart Parr trac-
tor in first class *hope, on steel:
Edward Ilwart, Bolton, Ont.
PERFECTION MILKERS AND SUP -
plies. J F. Donaldson, Joyceville,
6 -FOOT IN'J.'ERNATION-AL' COBS-
bine. Complete Plek-up etc. a 5
.years old, good condition, one
elimax power unit just rebored.
New pistons and rings, 85 H.P.
Roy Whitwell, Binbrook, Ontario.
MASSEY HARRIS 101 SUPER TWIN'
power tractor on rubber, prac-
tically new, or Model C Case on
steel In Al condition. Alvin Gruer,
Ormstown Station, Que.
von' SALE
SAWM'ILI. AND )30X MANUFAC-
turfing plant and quantity et,
lumber, for sale, plant manufac-
tured, fish shokslast year; pow-
ered, by -.3, steam engines, has
electricity; located on railway
siding, village of Hallburton.
Colonial Box and Lumber Co.,
Box 32, Hallburton,Ont.
•
I HAVE TEN GOOD FARMS FOR
sale, ranging In price from three
to twelve thousand dollars. For
yartleplars, apply Jas• Donoime,
DOnoh'ue Garage,• ftenfrew, Ont.
FOR SALE, SUCCESSI t7L CREAM-
ery and dairy business In pro-
gressive Ottawa Valley Town,
owner retiring on account of i11 -
health, price right. For further
particulars apply to Box 35, 73
Adelaide W., Toronto.
BUSINESS 17011 SALE, FARM MA-
chtnery, other articles' and nmach-
Ineey, large letandbuildings
with high .moving beam and
blocks for wrecking and lbading,
Suitable machinery for repairing,
Two minutes' walk to large stores,
banks and postofflee. Particulars
given. W. E. Rutledge, Newmarket,
•Ont.
GR'CAT DANE PUPS FOR - SALE.
Champion Bloodlines, excellent
breeding' stock or show pros-
pects, ideal pet and protector,
John Pearson, Lakeview P.O.,.
Ont,
REGISTERED SHETLAND SHEEP
dog (miniature collie) pups for
sale, •1744 Mouland Ave., Niagara
Palls, Ontario.
REMNANTS
15 T'0 20 YARDS LINEAL. MEAS-
ure 91.98, consists 83S lbs. Un-
bleached cotton, cushion covers,
r'aincape material, flannelette,
woollens. C.O.D., -postage extra;
Refund if unsatisfactory. • ,extra,
Sales, 377 Parliament, Toronto..
DIESEL ENGINES--- COMPLETE;
P)1 0 -International 80 Horse-
power, 4 pears 014:' D7700 Cater-
pillar 70 HP; D4600 Caterpillar
06 HP, 2 years -old; UD14 Inter-
national 68 HP; - PD40 . Inter-
national 50 HP. Leventhal & Co.,
.Machinery .Dealers, Winnipeg, ...
FOR - SALE VESSOT . 13" BALL
beating, grinder direct driven
30 II:P. ;motor first class condi.
tion ,Apply J. A. Eager, Ifempt-
v111e, ()lit, , ' ,
•
ELECTRIC- MOTORS. NEW, USED,.
bought, sold, rebdtlf: 'belts, pub
keys, brushes. Mien Electrro Com•
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Month's supply -$1.00 postpaid
'Dominion Herb Distributors
1429 St, Lawrence Wvd„ Montreal
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. 154119/5 F011 SALE
50 -ACRE FARM, 'IN HURON
county, 'bank barn, pig •, :pen,.
chicken house, implement shed,
7 -roomed frame house. For fur-
ther Information write Box 20,,
Langstaff, Ont.
72 ACRES,!Ii5L15 MILD OFF 117035-
• way 28, 6 miles north Pont Hope,
Basement barn, frame house, 10
acres bush, stream: M, Harper,,
R.R. 4,,.Cobourg,
. FARM FCR SALE -193 ACRES 1
mite west 'et I0ltchener emits on
Kitchener -Stratford high w. a y.
Char/ea W. Moser, R,10, 4, Kitch-
ener, Ont.
I1AIRDRESStNG
LEARN HAIRDRESSING 'TEE
IOobortaon' method. Information'
on request. regarding clnsses.,'
Robertson's Hairdressing `.Acad.
emy, 137 .Avenue Road,' Toronto,
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to humans, all ages. No one Im-
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is your trouble? Interesting par-
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Remedlea, Specialiste. Toronto 3.
DON'T WAIT — EVERY SUFFEIt-
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Munro's Drug Store. 336 Elgin,
Ottawa, Postpaid $1.00.,
BAUIvIEEKA FOOT BALM DE:.
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45e bottle, Ottawa agent, Denman
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HIGHLY RECOMMENDED)—EVERY
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6 to 10 inclusive. Salary $1,500
' a year, MALE PREFERRED.
Junior - Room Grades • 1 to 5 la -
elusive, Salary $1,200 a year. Ad-
dress applications to E. B. WEST-
COTT, REDDITT, Ont.
WANTED — TWO Q O A L I la 1 r D.
- teachers for Mayo Township
School Area. Ontario -Hastings
county. No, ' McArthur's culls
and No. 5 Ha1'tsmere,- Good mod-
eru rural schools. Term, 19.15-40,
Protestant, salary $1,100. State
qualification, A. W. Ramsbettom,
J3ei'mon, Ont. •
TEACHER WANTED von. S.S. N()
4, Township, of Enniskillen, Lamh-
ton County. State experience, snl-
ary and phone number toJohn
W. Piggott, Secretary, 011 Springs,
Ont.
BRANT CO.; 5 MILES SOUTH- OF
Brantford. Experienced female
Proteatant teacher. S.S.- No. 4.
Brantford Twp. Salary 51.600.00.
State qualifications, also fernier
inspector. Personal applied tiers
referred it ' possible. Uor'don
dKeilam, See.-Treua., R.R. ?10..2.
Brantford, Ont.
,DORSET TEACHER' WANTED
grades 4a to 10� incluaivoo(senior
room),and act as princlpnl of a.
2-roe'school with modern ron
veniences,' term commencing Sep-.
tember, 1915, sahtry '$1.800: Ap7pnly'.
stating nualifications, to Miss),
Phyllis Clayton, Dorset, Ont,
FIRST CLASS TEACHER cvAN't'-
sd for S5,'No, 12 Eltyroy. Dulles
to commence September 4, 1945.
"tenets to a 0. 11. ng sentry
ell, Sorg-
treasurer, Fitzroy Fierbotir, Ont.
)KENT CO TEAM -Man WAN'I'1OR
for. S.S, No, 15, Dover Twep, Sal-
ary 51100.00. Apply stating glutin-
fieationn and paler, reptelt',tl M„
Adolard Tetrenulb R.R. No. 2,
Bear Line, Ont.
DIE1,P %VANTlSD
STRONG, ABLE WOMEN 1rt1R
general housework, $00 $90
month, bed, board - Girls, 'young
women . for summer resort, once
according age • nbility.. aittatietl
coaple, meat, boY, garden them.
Mrs. Boyd, Carlsbad Springs, Ont.
l40USEIcEEPER POR ' PROTES-
tant, motherless home in counh'y.
All conveniences. Two school ego
children. Box 37, 73 Adclnide W.,
Toren to,
AUTOMOBILE • BUMPERS A N n
Painters. experienced on repair
Work:' FTlahest rate of pity, 40 lour
week. 'beat working .'conditions
Apply ,nohrest Selective Service
-Office. CR 2025,
EXPERIENCED MAN TO. 15101,P
on 100 acre tractor- farm. Milking.
mnehine, Teamster. ni•eferred.
Will nny $85.55 per' month: Rol ton
1170. Harold Tomlinson. Nashville,
Ontario.
WANTET) SINGLE MAN FOR GTN-
erni;' farm work. Stnndv jot -for
rlrht man. No milking.. fleet
cattle, Apply Vatterdnle Fern,
Woodbridge, I0.R. 3. Phone 40 11 4.
WANTED
TWENTY-FIVE TO ONE I`II'N-
tired nares within two ,Minaret)
miles Toronto. Must he situated
on [Alice or River. Buildings lm-
material. Box 3•i,. 73 Adelnide W,.
Toronto.
HOUSEICE.EPER WANT'lCCD ON
Form 2 miles from Tillsonhnt'g.
A11 city conveniences. 2 chlltlren..
2 ndults, food wages. J. A. Mc-
Cabe, Tillsonbtn'g, Ont, -
SARNIA. GENERAL
HOSPITAL SCHOOL
FOR .NURSES:'.
APPLICATIONS NOW 11E1140 CON-
• sidered.. Date of edmisalon Sep-„
tember 4th, -1945, Educational re
nuirementaJunior MatrinulnEon.
Remuneration after preliminary.
term,. 510.00 to. 512.00per month.
BUCKWHEAT WANTED. LET . US
know what you have. Best prices.
Led„ 2381,banit DufferirneeSt.. d To To ..
WANTED •T0 PURCHASE PUL -
lets, all breeds from 8 weeks tip
to laying. Good brleea paid. Apply;.
to Box, 35, 73 Adelalde W„ To-
ronto, ..
WE BUY
hundreds. of Herbs, Roots, 90(118,,
Berries, w
•Floers, Loaves, etc.'.
PRICES HIGHER NOW
Write forfull list
Dominion Herb Distributors
1420. St. Lawrence Siva., M0"trean
ISSUE 26-1940