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Le D taillant, their decisions will be bnal.
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than niidnignt. July 3a. 1945. ,•
OTTAWA REPORTS
When Pritnse Minister • Kitig and
Justice Minister St.' Laurent re-
turned to San Francisco. to. sign
the United "Nations . World Scene-.
ity Charter on behalf of Canada
they carried the grant of. full. pow-
ers signed by the King under 'the
Great Seal of Canada. This was
the first time that Canadian pleni-
potentiaries-had.'-receiVed signatory
powers under the Great Seal of
Canada, -
In the past Canadians have
signed treaties ow behalf of Can-
ada but their full power has been
signed by the king under the
Great Seal of the- Realm. Since
Canadian representatives are sign-
ing' the charter on behalf of Can-
ada and their authority is given
then by King George as King
of -Canada, use of the Great Seal
of Canada is the logical proced-
ure. The Prime Minister mention-
ed that- use of the seal in this
manner was of "historic import-
ance" since, it narked a further
step in the development of Can-
ada as an autonomous member •of
the Britislt Commonwealth. The
seal is- used constantly on docu
melts. within Canada to author-
ize royal commissions, alipoitit-
ments of judges and lieutenant-
. governors and on any document
that requires the King's signature.
Grant of the seal dates ',fronl
Islay 26, 1868, It bears.a figure
of the reigning monarch and is
changed with each Ring. The pre-
sent seal is the- fourth. It bears the
figure of King George seated on
the throne, crowned" and in full
regal robes with' -orb 'and sceptre, '
and the arms of Canada,
x. *
"Keep then: coating," is the ad-
vice of the three fighting services
to Canadians who - may wonder
whether to continue sending par-
cels.. to overseas personnel. ' It is
pointed, out that in many areas
the shortage. of food, and other.
esfentials.:is .as serious as .before
and parcels-. from • home will. cer-
tautly be welcomed, by Members
of the '9cgttpatiou, forces and those
still in ^r. the United Kingdom.
Books,' magazines 'and newspapers
maynow be sent to individuals,
and General Crerar said recently
that these avitlt parcels and cheery,.
letters front' home are of great
lmportarte .n keeping up the mor-
ale of inen waiting -for repatriation
and in occupied' ateas' Alternative
addresses are recommended on
pa, cels so that 11 the filen for
whom they are intended have been
nthved on they cal be given to
someone else:: If a :man is expected
hams soon,. all mail will be held
Ori Both Sides
H. R. Kti kkerbocker, war' car
respondent; says that last :time he
was in Italyhe dined with a.group
which included an Italian noblernan'
of some minor distinction. Eventu•
ally the conversation turnedto-
wards the course of the conflict.
"But my dear fellop'", 'said the
Italian, who affected a• .British pian-
tle' and. accent, "you cannot possib-
ly know as much ahnu the war as
we do. You see,, we have- been on
both sides!"
— Wall Street Journal.
Italian: Prisoners
• In Britain Still Held
The Foreign Office denied a re-
port that the Allies • are to free or
repatriate all Italian prisoders-of-
war.
The position is that a decision
has been taken by which the Allied.
military authorities in Italy are to
release Italia. prisoners who were
captured•on Italian territory before
the conclusion of the Italian' armis-
tice and who are at present on
Italian soil. The decision docs not
affect Italian prisoners now in Bri-
taie,
for : him in Canada by the service'
base- pest offices which are fur-
nished with, lists of those about
to be returned.
* . *
Ontario leads all the provinces
with 390,631 of the 1,234y202 fam-
ilies now registered for Family; A1.
lowaitel• cheques to be mailed this
month (July). Quebec is second.
with 357,900 families. Nova Scotia
has 66,443; New Br'mswick, 54,-
395, and Prince Edward Island, '•
11,704. The Family Allowance Dir-
ector says it is important' that. ev-
ery family notify the regional. of
fice of change of address, births
.in the family or deaths 'of child-
ren under 16. Provincial records
are constantly being checked • but
direct notification of change •in the
fancily will' greatlyfacilitate the
work of correct cheque distribu-
tton 'Post offices have the neces-
sary forms.
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Except: for minor changes, honey
prices will remain about the 'same
as last year, 'the Prices-: Board re
ports, Increased interest in bee-
keeping has been in evidence. since.
1939. The. average number of 20,-
860 bee -keepers 'in Canada in - the
five years, preceding',the war rose
to 40,676 last year.
HAPPY AT HOSPITAL FOR SICK CHILDREN
Mona loves to string beads and push the little cars around her tray.
She is as happy as a lark at the Hospital for Sick Children in To-
ronto, in spite of her damaged Legs. She does not know about the
^00 children from all over the Province on the Hospital's waiting,
list. Space will be provided for .these children if the $6,000,000 goal
for a new building is reached.
NEW BELT LINE
You'll probably get a big belt out.
of the latest thing to hold up your
trousers. Sported -and probably.
first-worn—by the Duke' of Wind-
star; above, during a business -golf
trip to Cleveland, Ohio, it is a rope
affair with a couple of nautical
knots. By the, way, that middle is
getting rather middle-aged.
Red Cross Hands
Over Food Parcels
To Feed Prisoners
About 15,500,000 surplus prison-
er -of -war food parcels are being
handed over to Allied Supreme
Headquarters by the British, Amer-
ican and Dominion Red Cross' So-
ciales.
They will be used to help solve
the prchleat of looking after large
nw'.bers of Allied prisoners of
war of 'various nationalities' who
cannot yet return to their own
countries. Surplus. supplies of invalid foods,
medical, and clothing comforts .are
also being handed over for the
same purposes '
The food parcels consist of 10,-
000,000 , packed in the United -
,titates for American,and Allied pri-'
soner4 and 5;500,000 packed in -Bri-
tain. Canada 'and New Zealand. for .
Br'tish 'and Dominion. prisoners;
The parcels are on the continent
or en route. 0
B. C First
During ,the early days of , Cana-
dian fisheries;. Nova -Scotia was
first among the province's. This
rank is now held by British Colum-
bia, which . produces 50.7 per' cent
of the country's: total crop.
Iiihatiswatios
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Did you know than.m 10c package of
WILSON'S FLY PADS will kill more flies
than $5.00 worth of any other' fly killer?
The flied do the work when you use
WILSONS FLY PADS'
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Back
For quick relief from itching caused• by eczema,
athlete's foot, scabies, pimples and otheritcliin
conditions, use pure. coolies,.medicated, liquid
D�.PRESCRIPTION.Greaseless'' and
et -Sinless. Soothes, comforts and quickly calms
intense itching, Don't suffer. Ask your druggist
today for D. D.D. PRESCRIPTION.
J r`OI PriTM FEN T'
u ,Binns, Sores".Oafs;Etc.
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Here's a SENSIBLE way
to relieve MONTHLY
FEMALE
MISERY
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetab eCoinpound
' not only helps relieve Mont ily pain but
also accompanying nervous tired, high-
strung feelings—when due to functional
periodic disturbances. It's one of the
most effective medicines for this. purpose.
Pinkham's Compound helps nature!
Follow label directions. Try its
�pu t (�. t alget- t�LO 'AWE
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Opportunities Exist
For Disabled Workers''
Evora before t,be war the Ford
company discovered that 670 oper-
ations in its phiiit could could be
performed by legless men,' 2,537 by
one -legged men; two by ai'niless
en, 715 by one-armed' men and
ten by the blind,' says; The New
York Times. Clearly the opportu-
nities.' exist, Clearly the disabled,,
properly trained' and properly
placed;+, can become useful, self-
supportinlg.' workers instead of a
huge artily of indigent idle. Clear-
ly industry will. lose nothing by
throwing its doors still wider open.
And clearly our "rehabilitation pro- "
granitne should .:be continued and '
increased and improved. Tliat
done,- the nation will benefit.
Swat The June Bug.
Or Jump On Him
'The big, awkward Jituc' bug that
bumps' against you, in early Sum-
mer is really a scarab, beetle with
-an' interesting past.
In May , or Juiie the full-grown
adults' come out of their subter-
ranean burrow and mate. The eggs
are deposited in the soil, ' where
the whitish larvae or grubs, batch
out. During their first Sunnne'r
they live on.the vegetable content
of the soil; just below, the surface:
In the Winter, they., burrow to a
depth of 3% feet:. In the second
, and third Stimni'ers the larvae
again - come closer to the surface
where they feed' on the, roots of
grass and. other 'plants. In this way ,
they may cause much damage.
After two- full }'ears' spent under-
ground, the larvae pupates, and
finally with the emergence of the
'adult, the cycle is complete..
Do not .be 'misled ''by tlfe .bins-
• tery awkwardness of the adult
June bug. It is a mask'; for, a
enemy. Swat him, or if you
can, $undp on him.
For More Light
Painting. the exposed steel ,gird-
- ers5 sidewalks and under side of
the )metal roof of a factory build•
il,g with a high light -reflecting
paint over a zinc dust primitigcoat
it creased iliumination 400 -per cent.
as, shown by a light meter. .
CANADIAN GIRLS HITCHHHIKE 3,365 MILES
•
Barbara Green and Joan Smith, Vancouver,' carried the wrench and
needles as weapons on a 3,365 hitch -hike •to Toronto—but .never
needed them: Their report on the 30 -(lay trip is: truck drivers know
the best eating spots; Canadian motorists are gentlemen. ' Trip
cost $rs
Britain •Produces
New 'Pocket Tractor'
A new . "pocket ' tractor,"
low-priced and, with small run-
ning -coats,; which enables even
small fields to be mechanized, has
been designed' and produced' by a
British manufacturer. Tliis . is a
track -laying tractor, powered by
a sinall 5 h.p. engine. Itwas'
specially' designed for work in
areasof soft or water-logged
ground, or steeply sloping fields
conditions in which the wheeled
tractor , is not suitable. It is now
also being used with gr -eat success
, in small fields' ano lit( market
gardens, where, owing to its shall'
size, it is able to work nearer to
the edges of fields.
Bavaria is the ' second largest
-state of Germany, with an area pf
some 30,000 square miles.
Strange—But..Polite
Bears 'Enjoy Warmth
Although they live in the: world's'
coldest climate, the male ' polar
bears do not hibernate like their
cousins 'farther south but remain:
active all Winter.
This bear's white coat snatches:.;
the snow so well that being able
to' seethe bear in the first place
is half 'the hunt, John IT. Spicer
writes in Our, Dumb Animals. At
least among' ome Eskimo tribes
when a bear is kilted, half' the.
booty is given to: the hunter. seeing '•
it first.
'They are one of'the biggest
bears,. growing as much as 13 feet
long. in .extreme eases; ,yet their'
new-born cubs ar eextremely small ,
and, weigh only nine to 12 ounces.
Although. they may never have
tasted them before, polar bears in
captivity enjoy sweets just as
Have You Heard?
Lady (to tramp): '1 watt you to•
do some work fol• Inc. Did .you ;ito
lice that pile of wood at the,back?'
"Yes, muni; I seen
"You should mind your grammar.
You mean you sale it." ,
1."No, mini:, You saw me see . it,
but, you ain't going to see ate saw
"Well," said the insurance
agent to the newly-wed Angus,.
"now that you're Married I'm
sure you'll want' to' insure. your
'' life.' '
"Awa, wi' ye," said Angus,
"She's no,.that dangerous."
Mother was helping-' John "with .•
his arithmetic, and .:to impress it.
on his mind she laid, 'Now, bhp,
take the . Rinks family next door.
There's Mr. Bink and Mrs. Bink
and the baby. ,' How ' many - is'
that?"
"Oh, , that's easy, Two and one
to carry.
—6--
There
6There was _a timid knock at
the door. "If you, please, kind'
lady," said the. beggar, "I've ,
^ lost my right leg."
`Well, it ain't ` here, ex-
claimed the woman.
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A feminine passenger had board-'
'ed 'the bus after the lights had,
gone oat. A tall roan standing„ Ileac
,her asked if: he could 'help her find•
a strap.
"Thank'. you," she. replied, "but'
I have already found one."
"Then I'• wonder' if you would
;mind Petting. go. of my 'necktie."r
much as any other bear does.
Contrary to tile' popular opinion,
polar bears enjoy all the Warmth
they can get.
You , Will Enjoy Staying At
The ST. REGIS HOTEL.
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• Every Rome ,with.7 ath, Show
er 'nod: telephon,
W Single, 112.50 919—
Double, $3:50 Op,
Good 1.'ood, Dlniog sed Daee-
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Sherbourne at Carlton
Tel RA.,4135
nituY CIHCKS
STARTED' CHICKS, 2 WEEK' OLD
hon -sexed pullets and eockerels
in many popular pure breeds and
hybrid crosses. Also free range
pullets eight Weeks . up to laying.
Send for catalogue and price list.
Tweddle Chick 'Hatcheries' Limit-
ed, Fergus Ontario.,
TRIAL . BY' IORROIt. IS A "HAS
been" in buying chicles. Top
Notch chicks have proved for over
ten years that their purchasers
make more profit year after year.
You too, can be assured of more,
profit and less' risk. -Top Notch
chicks each and every one are
from G,oyernme0n,5t��41/proved•blood-
tested rbreeders,'Prices 01 a few
breeds for July delivery. White
Leghorn, Barred Rock X RrhitO
Leghorns, A.ustra Whites 9.45.
Barred Rocks, New Hampshires,
.New Hampshire X Barred Rocks
9.95, Assorted Light and Medium
breeds 8.45. Assorted- Heavies
8.95. Pullets: 'White Leghorns
Rocks, New Hampshire X Barred
Barred Rock X White Leghorns,
Austra Whites .19.45. Barred
Rooks. 16.95, New Hampahlres
17 95, Assorted -Light and Medium
Breeds 17.95, Assorted Heavies
14.95. Cockerels: White Leghorns
1.50; Burred 'Rocks, New Hamp-
shire X Barred hocks 10.95, 'New
Hampshires 9.95. Assorted .Realt-
ies '9.96, White Leghorn X Bar-
red Rocks 4.50. 2 week old add
6c, 8 week old add Ile, 4 week
old' add 16c. Send for. complete
'price' list. Also .8 week up to lay-
ing:free range pullets. Top Notch
Chickerles, Guelph, Ontario.
WE'VE SOME BREEDS CHICKS
for prompt shipment now. If you
want Jttty-August pullets, chicks,
cockerels—they should be. ordered
now. Bray Hatchery, 130 John N.,
. Hamilton, Ont.
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Send
Notch ' WEEK D L STARTED
chick bargains;, while they last
tor immediate - delivery':. Barred
Rocks, New .Hampshire X Barred
Rocks, New 'Hampshires non -
sexed ,15.95, pullets .22.95, cocker-
els
o ker-els 16.95. White.Leghorns, BarredR
'QYhltea: k X PulletsL 85.15 ns;Ass Assorted
Heavies son -sexed 14.95;' pullets
20.95,. :cockerel:; . 15 95. Assorted
Medium and Light }treed pullets
23.95. Three week old add o, 4
week old add 10e. Also day olds
at rock bottom prices. Sen for.
complete" price list. Top
Chlckeries, Guelph, Ontario.
DYEING AND CLEANING
HAVE YOU ANYTHING NEEDS
dyeing or cleaning? Write to us
for information. Weore glad to
answer your questions. Depart-
ment H. Parker's Dye Works
Limited, 791 Yonge Street. : To-
ronto
.1iA1tM' IIIACIi1NEttV iron SALE..
THE NEW IMPROVED
HAY DIVIDER
CAN 131E 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 or knife or. knife guard.
Guaranteed satisfaction, 07.50
f.o.b. Bristol, Que. Sole Mfgr. and
distributor for Canada. and U.S.
LOCAL, SPARE' Tn1E. AGENTS
WANTED, A. ARItIC, nIt18TOL,
QUr. '.
PERFECTION akion:ERS AND SUP -
plies J, F, Donaldson, Joy'ceville,'
MASSES' HAI RIS 101 SUPER TWIN
power tractor on rubber, prae-
tieally new, or •Model C Case• On
steel in Al condition. Alvan Gruer,
Ormstown Station, ,Qac.
15-30. INTERNATIONAL TRACTOR
on steel. Price 9350.00. E. Bell,
11.12. 8, London, Ontario.
trl)R 'SALE
GREAT DANE PUPS FOR SALE,''
• Champion ' Bloodlines, excellent
breeding stock or - show pros-
pects, Ideal, pet and protector.'
John .Pearson, Lakeview P.O.,
GOT,DIE-MCCULLOUGH 100 HORSE.
power Steam Ergine, perfect Don-.
dition. Ono Warren, Steam Pump
size 10 x 12 x 12.'One Warren
Steam Pump -size 12 x 12 x 12.
One Smart -Turner. Duplex Steam
Pump. size 7142 x 41/4 x 10. All in
perfect condition. -
CROWN IRON & METAL
CO., HAMILTON* ONT.
FOR SALE
PURE BRED COLLIES, ' IMPORT
ed sire; farm, show dogs; sable,
black with 'white, 'tan Markings;
3 months, male, female, unrsgis,-
tered, $25 each. Ship C.O.D. John, •
Brodie, Emsdale, Ont.
FOX AND GOON -HOUND PUPS,
6' weeks, $10.00, Fred Davies,
Fergus,. nt.
REMNANTS
16 'PO 20 YARDS LINEAL MEAS-
ure $1.98,, consists 3t,: lbs.. tin- '
bleached cotton, - cushion . covers,
raineape- material, flannelette,
woollens. C,O.D., postage extra.
Refund If unpatiafactory,. Publex
Sales, 317 -Parliament, 'Toronto.
FOR SALE - VESSOT -13". BALL
bearing grinder .direct driven
20 H.P.. motor Drat class condi-
tion. Apply J.,A. Eager; ICempt-
vtlle,.- Ont.
ELECTRIC MOTORS, NEW. USED,
bopght, sold, "rebulit: belts,. put- ,.
'lays, brushes. Allen Electric Com-
pany Ltd., 2326 Dufferin SL.., To-
ronto.
SACRIFICING': PEDIGREED
Angora Rabbits. Does 94.00.'
Bucks $2.00. Entire 15 docs,
17 bucks, 35 hutches, galvanized
trays 985.00, Particulars A, Zim-
merman, 36 Britannia Street,
Stratford.
REGISTERED IRISH SETTER
Puppies 2',f, months, Wlldair-
Shuunavon-'breeding. '-Sim Loch
Kennels, Lakshore Road, Port
Nelson, Ont.
GAINING WEIGHT?
SLENDEX TEA •
aids you. retain Slender Figure,.
turns your food Into energy Instead
of fat.
GUARANTEED HARMLESS,
composed pleasant herbs, noexer-
cises or drastic diet.
Month's 50091y 91.00 postpaid
Dominion Herb Distributors
14?if- St. Lawreaee Illvd„ Montreal
,FARMS, FLR SALE
FARM FOR SALE -193. ACRES' 1.
mile west of Kitchener limits on
Kitchener -Stratford. high w a y,
Charles W. 9,foser, R,R. 4, ICltch•
ever, Ont.
ILLNESSCAUSEOF SACRIFICE
sale of 1,000 acres, mostly clay
loam, soma sandy loam soil. 150
tractor acres cleared, balance
busk. 200.000 feet lumber timber,
1,000 cords pulpwood, 8,000 cords
fuel wood. Hewed - log house,
barns, spring water, excellent
hunting. Price 58,000. Particulars,
Box 211, Parry Sound; Ont.
53 ACRES, 25 FARMING, 4,500 FT.
bordering, bay of French river,
2,500 • ft. frontage on main road
to Rutter Bigwood and famous
Bungalow camp: new home; oth-
er buildings: Mr. A. Claudette,
Rutter, Ont. ; -
FU'1 0 -WOOD WANTED
CORDWOOD, MAPLE, -BTRCH AND
Mixed. Mao -slabs andBundled
Edgings. Hardwood and Soft-
wood. Give full particulars and
best prYces on car. Walter Schloss,:
19 Melinda Street, Toronto.
HAIitDRESSiNG
L E A 13,.8" f•1A11{DRESSING THE
•.RobertTon method, information
on request regarding classes.
Robertson's Hairdressing Aead•
emy. 107 Avenue Road, Toronto,
MEDICAL .
STOMACH . AND THREAD WORMS'
often are the cause of Ill -health
• in humaqns, all ages. No one Im-
'.mune! Why not find out 1f this
10 your' trouble? Interesting par-
ticulars—Free! Write Mulveney'e
Remedies. Specialiste. Toronto 8.
GOOD RESULTS—EVERY SUE
Teter. from Rheumatic Pains or
Neuritis slro)!td try Dixon's Rem-
edy. Mutnro's Drug Store, 855 El-
gin, Ottawa, Postpaid $1.00.
BAUMEERA FOOT BALM ' DE-
stroys offensive odor 'instantly.
45e bottle, Ottawa agefit Denman
Drug Store, Ottawa, •
TRY.. IT! EVERY SUFFERER OTi
Rheumatic Pains or Neuritis
should - try. Dixon's' Remedy.
Munr•o's Drug Store, 335 Elgin,
Ottawa. Postpaid 91.00,
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FRED. A, BUDDINCTON BUYS,
• sella, exchanges musical .instru-
ments, 111 Church, Toronto 2.
PATENTS
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Patent Solicitors, Established
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TL6AC1.4EIeS WANTED
BRANT CO.; 5 MILES SOUTH OF.
Brantford. Experienced .female.
• Pro testant teacher. $.5,, - No, 4,
13rantford Twp. Satan' $1,500.06..
..Stats qualifications,' also foi'mner
inspector. ':Personal application
preferred if possible. Gor o8
Kellam, See. -Tress„
Brantford, Ont.
PAL41CWAY—TEACHER .FOR ALL
grades, new school at Parkway,
near Kitchener. State full par-
ticulars, Roy - Karcher, R. 2,
Kitchener, Ont.
ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL—GRADIO
13Continuation School, grades 7
and 8ades,: and Latin and )trench
tit nl, expertence,State egicou.tli Give
phone number. (Small classed).:
New School: G. M. - Deans, Sec-
retary, Sprueedale,'Ont.
STISTED 1'O W N S UI I P AREA
requires 'three Protestant
tetfchers ,for three ono -room
schools nor Huntsville, Salary,
1,200, Please state qualifications,
experience and last inspector.
Duties to commence September
4th, Apply to George Tait,.
Huntsville.
TEACHERS WANTED
REDDITT REQUIRES TWO FIRST •
Class Teachers about .50 pupils
in the School, Principal grades
6 to 10 inclusive.' Salary 81,690
a year, MALE PREFERRED.
Junior Room.Grades 1 .to 5 In-
clusive, Salary 91,200 a year. Ad-
dress applications to E. B. WEST-
COTT, REDDITT, Ont: ,
WANTED — TWO .,Q'UALIFIED
teachers for Mayo - Township
School Area. Ontario -Hastings
county. No.. 2 McArthur's Milt
and No, 6 Hartamere, Good mod-
ern rural schools. .Term, 1946-46,'
Protestant, salary 91,100. State
gtalitibatfon. A. W. Ramsbottom,
TEACHER WANTED FOR S.S. NO.
4, Township of Enniskillen, Lamb -
ton County.; State experience, sal-
ary and phone number to John
W. Piggott, Seeretery, 011 Springs.
Ont.
TEACHER-McMURRICH TOWN -
0)1)9 School Area. grades one to,
eight, small attendance, State
qualifications, experience, relig-
ion. Give phone number. Salary,
91200.00. d. M, Deans, Sprucedate,
Ontario.
DORSE7.1 =- TEACICER WANTED •(Protestant -preferred) to teach
grade 6 to 10, Inclusive (senior
room), and act as principal of a
2 -room school with modern con.,
veniencea, term commencing 'Sep-
tember: 1945, salary 91,300. Apply,
stating •qualifications,. to (Miss)•.
Phyllis Clayton, Dorset„ Ont.
FIRST CLASS TEACHER WANT -
ed for S.S. NO, 12 Fitzroy. Duties
to commence September 4, 1945.
Apply stating salary, and exper-
ience, to 0. R, Campbell, Secy. -
treasurer, Fitzroy Harbour, Ont.
KENT CO." TEACHER WANTED
for KS, No. 15, Dover Twsp• Sal-
ary $5100.00. Apply 'stating quali-
fications and salary expected - to
Adelard Tetrenult, R.R. No. 2.
Bear Line, Ont.
HELI' WANTED
TWO WOMEN -TO. WASH DISHES
anti prepare vegetables In North-
ern : Ontario summer resort for
July and August. ..Exceptionally
gem, wages. Apply by letter to
Pow -Wow Point.: Lodge, Hunts-
ville, Ont.
GIRL OR YOUNG WOMAN FOR
housetceeper on a farm, good
home. wages. Apply - Lawrence
Browe, Box 42, Dalkeith, Ont,
STRONG, ABLE WOMEN FOR
general hcuseworic. $60 • 990
month, bed,. hoard. Girls, young
women ,for " summer resort, pay
according age, ability., Married
couple, man, boy, garden term.
Mrs.. Boyd, Carlsbad Springs. Ont.
ATTTOMOi4TLE - BUMPERS A. N 'D
Painters. experienced on repair
work. Highest en to of pay, 48 hour
weep, best working conditions. 'Apnly -nearest Selective Service
Office.. CR 2925. ;
HOUSEICF.EPER - WANTED ON
'Farm 2 miles from Tillonnburg.
All city conveniences 2 children,
2 adults,. Gond wages. J. A. Me -
Ca he. Tlllannhurg, Ont.
FARM 'MANAGER, MARRIED, 100.
Acre Mixed Farm.. good wnees,
house. and privileges.-. J. Kee,
Inglewood.
WANTED
GENERAL. ST010115, WITH GOOD
mixed clothing stock; tvill pay
cash: confidential. Lightman and
Company.' 3270 Danforth ,Ave.,
Toronto,, Ont.
SARNIA GENERAL
HOSPITAL SCHOOL
FOR NURSES:
APPLICATIONS NOT' •ISEING CON-
eidered, Date of admission Sep-
temher: 4th, 1040. 5ldueationoI re-
-. quire/milts Junior Matriculation.
Remuneration:. after preliminary
term, 010.30 to. $12.00 per month..
WANTED TO ' PURCHASE PUL -
lets, allbreeds from 8 weeks ep
to laying. Good prices paid. Annly'
to 10ox 38, 730 Adelaide W.,- To
-
WE BUY
hundreds of ne,us, Roots• Rerke,
Berries, Flowers - Leaves, etc,
PRICES HiGHER NOW •
Write for fill Its,
Dominion Herb Distributors
14215 St. Lnwrenre; lifvd.. MOntrenl
ISSUE 271945