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FOR,'QUiCff RELIEF; OF
HEADACHE & Other ,Pains
The Termination
Of Lend -Lease
New York Tinges Discusses
Lend -Lease Controversy '
In the, natter of • the termination
of Lend -Lease, there are a few
misconceptions,. on opposite sides
of the. Atlantic, which ought
to be cleared away, lest they
trouble the good. relations prevail-
ing between two staunch allies,
In the first place, it would be
a profound mistake for anyone in
England to read a political motive
into the action of our Government
and .to believe that this action was
prompted, .or hastened, by con-
cern or alarm or disapproval, or
by any other judgment, on the
results of the British. election,
Lcnd-Lease has not been discon-
tinued because Britain voted La-
bor. It has been discontinued be-
cause it was a war measure and
because the war (in the sense of
organized ccmbat) is over. There•
has. never been the slightest rea-
son for doubt that Lend -Lease
would be discontinued when this
stage was reached.
Never "Something for Nothing"
Meantime, on our side, there is
a tendency in some quarters. (sag-.
crly fanned by our old friends, the
professional baiters • of Britain) to
ursunderstand and misinterpret
the British. position. In these quar-
ters it is being Said that the Brit-
ish want "something for nothing,"
and are angry with us now be-
cause they will no longer get it.
Well. Lend -Lease was never
'something for nothing." It was
guns and planes, in exchange for
brave sten who would use them hs
defense of our own. freedom, no
leas than of their own. But quite
aside front this, it is clear on the
record that the British Govern-
ment always recognized the tent-
'perarl, exclusively wartime char-
acter' of. Lt ud-Lease.
Britain's Position •
Neither Mr. Attlee, nor any
other responsible British states-
man, has asked for the continua-
tion of Lend -Lease for an indefin-
ite period,.•Cor the purpose of help-
ing Britain to get ,hack: on her feet
financially. He has only raised the
question of the greatarmies which
Ital'e still not been demobilized,
and asked whether'"Shipping and
food and any other supplies still
required by our (British) forces
overseas and by the American
forces overseas can continue Co be
furnished 'for a limited period
under Lcnd-Lease and reciprocal
aid agreement,".
Britain, in short, is not asking
N® 'EL METROPOLE
All Beautifully Furnished
With Running Water.
Rates:
$1,50
NIAGARA FALLS
OPPOSITE
C.N.R. STATION
Yoke of the Pres
HIROHITO THE DIVINE
Hirohito writing of himself: "By
the grace of Heaven the Emperor
of Japan seated on the throne oc-
cupied by the same dynasty
changeless through ages eternal:"
Not very realistic, He is .Emperor
0`f Japan " by grace of the Allies,
holding his ' job during good be -
'savior and liable to dismissal
without notice.
-Ottawa Journal.
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LEADERSHIP CONTEST
It seems such' a short time ago
that Germany was, full of'pompous
guys each claiming to be the No.
each other of being that.
—;Windsor Star.
2 Nazi, Now they are• all accusing "
—q—
UNEQUAL CONTEST
When crossing streets, think of
this. Did you ever hear of a ear
being badly .damaged by someone
walking into the side of It?
—Windsor Star.
--0—
PAG.E. SCHICKELGRUBER7
It seems to us that Hitler must
be pretty dead, but'.we are not so
sure about Schickelgruber.
—Toronto Saturday Night.
THAT'S SOMETHING
Winston Churchill has one sat-
isfaction --only the English could
beat ldm.
-Detroit Free Press,
Peacetime Weather
Forecasts Improved •
Completely new British weather
forecasting methods learned dur-
ing the was are going to make
peacetime forecasts more depend-
able..
Stratosphere balloons sent up
four tunes a day from four stations
in Britain send out by' automatic
radio weather information which
will guide the farmer., In his har-
vesting, F'or'ecasts worked out by.
the new System have sltown a re-
markable advance on those evolv-
ed by . the. old methods,.- .
Attached to the balloons are
delicate meteorological instruments
which automatically, radio their
readings to reception sets below.
These readings are sent to a stain
control,,station in London, which
correlates then[ with tithlute-by-
minute bulletins from sea and air'
and translates then, into terms of
weather forecasts for the whole
country.
us to use Lend -Lease' to finance
her reconversion, or to promote
her foreign trade, or to help solve
any of her .domestic jirdbleins. She
has raised strictly, wjthin the field
of militar�• [natters, the question
ofltotttinuing "for•a limited period"
the sante policy of joint action
that prevailed during the . demobi-
lization of the . armles, On this
comparatively narrow point, it
ought not to be difficultto reach
sonic mutually satisfactory agree--
usent
No need to wonder about synthetic tires
standing up—not when you can buy
Firestone DeLuxe Champions—the tires that were
used on the famous speedway teat supervised by
officials of the American Automobile Association.
imagine the punishment those tires took as WilburcShaw,
the famous race e driver, streaked over the G00=mile course to
average 100.34 miles per hour ... equal to . 50,000 miles of
ordinary driving. Not a skid or blowout occr
ed to u red even when
he step
y up 135 miles on the straightnwaysl"
Be eur'e'to have Firestone DeLuxe Champions on your car.
See the nearest Firestone Dealer.
GETS FIRST: NYLONS
•
Linda Darnell became the owner
of Hollywood's first pair of post-
war nylons when one of her fans,
who manufactures them, presented
her with his first product
Crop Carry.Oveir
Exceptionally high exports dur-
ing the crop year have,.reduced
the Canadian carry-over of wheat
at July 31, 1945, to 258,394,518
bushels front 356,531,179 bushels
a year ago - - the lowest level
reached since 1939. Stocks of grain.
remaining on farms and the
carry-over of oats, barley, rye and
flaxseed were also reduced..
•
HE, NO LIKE
This is the sour puss presented by
Lt. -Gen. • , Takashfto' • Kawabe, vice
chief of the Imperial Japanese
stiff' when hearrived in Manila as
leader of -the Jap delegation. Ap-
parentlyhe did-n'ot,reli4li-his role.
War Museum
It will be a matter of general.
satisfaction that the Canadian
Government is taking steps to
create- a national war museum,
continentstheEdmonton Journal
Army officers are now busy form-
ing a; collection of Canadian and
enemy weapons and' equipment,
designed to illustrate every phase
of the war and especially Can-
ada's participation in it.
A museum of this "type, 'estab
fished in Ottawa, 'would be a real
national asset,
Train Crew Uses
Wireless Telephone,
The use of telephones between
train crei's and other operators
have passed' the experimental
stage, and the Pennsylvania Rail-
road is now installing equipntettt
on the main line, on a:,big scale,
says'the•St, Thomas Times -Journal.
By means of wireless telephones
an engineer can make or receive
calls, from the engineer of another
train, :front the freight condttdor
in; a distart caboose, or from a'to-.
wcr-man as the train rolls .along.
Thus another' great step .is being
taken toward the promotion of
safety' in railroad trairel.. It can
prevent many accidents.
The hairy
bodyand legs
of the fly are
carriers of '
""disease, Fly-
i'ox kills
these filthy
pests instant--
ly. Get a
large bottle
of Fly -Ton
today.
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TlirCriE ISONI
K'ILLSINSEC'T PBS TS
OTTAWA REPORTS
That Ex -Servicemen Are Big In-
vestors In }lousing Field
Innisediate euiployntent is the
thought tipperuloSf•in lie minds of!
almost 80%' of Canada's. ex service
then and women urterviewiug of
ficers bf the. Veterans Affairs De-
partmenb have discovered: 01 those
interviewed' in June .almost 23e/n.ex:
beet reinstatement in old jobs, 13.5%
have newjobs waiting, 33% are
hoping for employment, 6% are•
returning, totheir own businesses
and 3,5% plan'. to return to their
own farms. '
To date a total of $4,275,§30" has
been. paidout; to veterans in re=`
establishntetit credits. 91.,506,394 has
already been, released for the ac-,
quiaition, repair or . modernization:
of a home, indicating coumnitmtertts,.
its. this field` of" some, $20;000;000 '
whets all is paid otit.
An even greater amount
486 has been :released to.veterans
for the purchase of furniture and
household equipnteet:' As the re-
establishment credit may only be
authorized for'this purpose on the
basis of two dollars credit for one
dollar cash but up by the' veteran,
this represents an expenditure of
$2,424,084 in this field ,since last
January when She War Service'
Grants' Act cadre into force:
These two groups, account. for
709'0 of the, total `re-establishment
credits authorized in the 'first six
months of 1945:
* *. *
Much isbeing said to Canadians
these -days to point'out the neces-
sity of ntany'reutaining controls as
well' as. rationing: •
Finance Is iuister Ilsley and„the
Chairman of the Wartime Prices
and TrYde Board, Donald Gordon,.
spoke 'in a Dominion -wide. broad-
cast recently and .told Canadians
that, victory in the Pacifio •is just
the beginning of the end,. Price
control is still urgently. needed_.
as Much now as ever -=as there are
thousands of purchasers for, the
limited amounts of new :goods that
can be pint on tli'e market. Goverh=
went policy, on de -control provides
for continuous adjustment as supply
-conditions change. Of 300 orders
restricting civilian production 18
nsonths ago, only 64, remain. All of
the 500 restrictions affecting metal
products thea are no longer in
force.
Canada is a land of plenty com-
pared with most otheq countries
and itis a matter of national honor
that this plenty he shared, the
speakers stated. The,end of war
with Japan does not ese the needs
of hungry areas and Canadian con-
sumption will have to be reduced.
Canada's Timber
For British Homes
The Brtish : go- ertit}ent has al=
ready earmarked' around R130,-
000,000 for timber from Canada
for delivery following the cessation
of hostilities, says the ' Calgary
Herald. Filling of this huge order
may prevent the inauguration of
home bui!ding operations in this
country on, the scale -eeded but
British necessity is greater than
that of Canadians. who, have not
had one home demolished by ene-
my action throughout the war.
•
Shortage Continues
On the Coal Front
' There is no relief' in sight'as yet
on the coal front::
Eventually, (that is within three
to six months) }here inay he some
easing through release of , army
personnel to work 'in the mines.
Eventually, tlhcre May be some
easing in supplies of substitute'
fuels such as coke.'
But for the balance of 1045, at
• least, and possibly later than that,
the coal situation looks as tight
as it did before V -J Day. And that'
is tighter than in any previous
wintei• since 1930. .
The origin of thetown of . Da- .
mascus In Syria is unknown, but
it is believed to be,:the oldest city
in the world still 'in'habited,
Ease Way To Treat
Sore, Painful Piles
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itching, painful plies to try a simple
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a reliable firm re refund the cost
or the .treatment. If you are not
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.use and pleasing .results, are quick-
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the treatment is continued the sore,
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whet :an ^easy, pleasant way, thla to
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NOTE: 'rhe sponger of this malleo
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In Canada for over 20 years. It. you.
are troulrted with sere Itching,.'
pninhtl piles. Hem -Reid mons help
you quickly era the emntl parelinse
price w111 be gladly refunded.
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BACK IN PORT'
Ten kamikazes caused the desolation, you see here on the deck of
this U.S. watehip, the Aaron Ward. Despite this damage, the ship
made a 12,000 -mile trip to Brooklyn,
3= Cylinder Car
To Sell At $400•.
A revolutionary design, in fa-
mily automobiles appeared for the
first time when Denis Kendall, M.
P-,. drove up to the House of Com-
mons for the opening of Parlia-
ment in his new 7 h,p.'8400 Brusa.
Built by eight engineers working
in a makeshift plant for the last
year, the tar resembles' standard
models to all outward appearances,
but inside everything is hindpart
before. The three -cylinder motor is
in what normally . would be the
baggage compartment in, the rear,
and the baggage, batteries and
tools are under the hood,
The car is said to 'be capable
of a miximunt speed of sixty-five
miles an hour and does forty miles
to the gallon of gasoline, It. has
three gears forward and one ' re-
verse, two side • lights and one
headlight in the centre of the hood. .
The car 13 larger titan -a Ford V-8,
The motor is built on the V-1
principle, exhaust gas helping to
furnish the propulsion. Instead of
the gas escaping immediately
through' the .exhause pipe, it is fed
back into the fly -wheel box and
eventually escapes at a much lower .
rate than in an ordinary design,
In addition to, the Brusa loft: -
priced car;, Kendall says he also
is prepared to produce tractors,:
which he maintains will do' the
'work of -American tractors twice.
the size, and will cost, half as
much. He says he already has or-
' ders for 20,000 of these,
BABY CHICKS
FREE RANGE•PULLETS, TWELVE
• weeks up to laying. Also day-old
chicks hatched to order for Fall
delivery. Tweddle :Chick- Hatch-
eries Limited, Fergus, oittario.
FREE RANGE PULLETS 12 WEEKS'
up to 26 weeks,- Day old chicks
belched to order for Fall dello-
017. - Top Notch Chickerlee,
Guelph, Ontario,
YOUR FAL CHICKS SHOULD BE
ordered now. Have n few started
chicks on hand, Dray Hatchery,
130John N., Hamilton,., Ont.
BUSINESS OPCOlt7'UNITIEY'
$7,000 OPTIMIST HOME
"MAY BE YOURS”
ALSO PARTICIPATE IN $50.00
monthly Bond draw, Other prizes,
Details on receipt. Shares' 51.00
each or 6 for $5.00,. Send for
shares to St, Catharines Optimist
Club, Box 445-11„ St. Catharines,
Ontario.
DYEING -ANtr GLEANING -.
HAVE YOUANYTHING NEEDS
dyeing or cleaning? Write to us
for' information, We are glad to
answer Your questions. Depart-
ment H. Parker's Dye Works
Limited, 791 'Yonge Street, To
• rent 0,
EDUCATIONAL
ATTEND BUSINESS COLLEGE
this' Fall. Enquire about -Gregg
Shorthand, choice of highly -paid'
stenograpers, secretaries and re-
porters, "Graduate with Gregg."
FARM MAvtIINb;ita' FOR SALE
CHOPPING MILL IN GOOD LOCAL.-
ity. Diesel - power. Always good.
crops, Write C. J, Cox,.Auburn,
Ont, . -
"VIgC1.NO" CREAM SEPARATORS
and repair, parts are -always
available either at your local
dealer or direct from Swedish
Separator Co, Limited, 729 Notre -
Dame West, hfontreui 3, Que.
TISACTRACT011-1.YI.C, — MODEL
T-20, cp.. with P. 'Poke-Off,"I3elt.
Pulley, 16" wide tread, like new. '
ENS1LAGE CUTTER—MCCO11Td1C1C-
Deering, Type IS, in A-1 condi-
tion, Hanna's International Sales,
Mltedoanell Street, Guelph, Phone
2866. _
1rta SALE
ELECTRIC MOTORS, NEW, USED
bought; sold,. -rebuilt; belts, pul-
leys,,brushes. Allen. Electric Com-
pany Ltd.. 2326 Dufferin. St„ To-
ronto.
28-4 GOOD1SON THRESHER WITH
elevator, blower, etc.., • 1it good
miming condition. John Dryden,
• Broolclin.
35 LUSCIOUS DARK. RED FAIR -
fax. or 25 heavy- bearing Catskill
or 25 Gem 77verheering Plants
that bear until late Fall. Are
hardy 'plants for Northerngrow-
ers. All new, thrifty, sprayed
plants. Price; $1.00. -Order now.
mention this .paper. Sent parcel,,
Pest. prepntd. W. Phillips, R. 5,
Wetland, Ont, ..
MOUNT..GILEAD APPLE SHRED -
der, arranged for power drive.
Equipment ,Sales Co., 122 King
E., Toronto.
T'EN WEEKS, OLD PURE-BRED
Yorkshire sows of outstanding
quality $10,00registered,. also
• eight weeks old boarsand aowwa
froom. qualified Adviuteed. Regis-
tered dam and outstanding boar.
.51.6,0.0 registered. Garnet. Whitfield,
Fraserville, Ont.. '.
ELECTRIC MOTORS •
REWOUND AND REPAIRED. EX -
pert woricmnnship. Moderate
,prices.' Lloyd M, Bettgei•, Monk -
ton, Ontario. - _
DUN-DACH'S' KENNELS, REGIS-
tered, for Dachshund puppies,
Write .136 Rlver.ife Dr.,. West -
mount, Weston,, Ontario,
EA R91 Iroft NAtot
OPPORTUNITY
ONE OF THE BEST DAIRY AND
Fruit Farms- Ili Niagara Pettis
sola, buildings A-1. Modern equip-
ment, gent' concern.' Box 49, 73
Adelaide W. Toronto,
ISSUE 38-1945
WARNING
Don't wait until
it is too late
To Get the
Highest Price
FOR YOUR
Car or. Truck
ANY MAKE OR MODEL
Your Car Will Be A Year.
Older Oct. r1,: 1945
WE OFFER THE LIMIT'
BEATTIE
Cadillac Chevrolet
Oldsmobile Limited
880 Bay St., Toronto
1 Block North of College
`Pigs. Is More Pigs'
We like the story of the exper-
ienced old copyreader on a news-
paper who • questioned the storx
written by a junior reporter about
the theft of 2,026 pigs,
' "That's a lot otpigs," growled
the old copyreader — and decided
to telephone to the farmer to check
on the accuracy of: the story. .
"Was it two thousand and, twen-
ty-five. pigs that were stolen from
your farm?" he asked,
"Yeth," came 'back the fariner's
lisping reply.
Thanks," said the old copyrc4-
er — and he corrected the copy to
read "two sows and 25 Pigs."
Egypt has 12,000 square utiles
of arable land in 'the Nile valley
and the delta below Cairo.
• IHEAR,TWARMING . .
that describes Maxwell
House Coffee. It's a superb
blend of choice Latin.
American coffees=each
selected for its ownpar.
ticular quality of fine
flavor, fragrance or body*
FARM 345 ACRES, GOOD LAND.
new house, • good barns for 50
head, three wells, hydro and tele-
phone available, 3 miles east of
North Augusta,on stain road,
will Nell reasonable. Apply- Victor
Sunderland, North Augusta, Ont.
R,R, No. 2,
NORTH BAY DISTRICT — 160
acres, free and clear deed. Good
road to':property.. Good hunting
, and fishing. Total price 5500. If
you- want a quiet property in a
good, place to relax, give me a
-call. Several more properties In
same district. Geo. Wight. 303
Canada Bldg., Windsor, Ont, .
FARM FOR •SALE, ONE HUNDRED
acres, lot. twenty-two, Township
of .Murray, eight utiles from.
Brighton and Trenton. Steel hin.
roof barn thirty-six by aeventy,
basementfot' stables. same size,
house. two' .wells, spring, hen
house, other buildings, wood lot.
Ranson for selling 111 health,
Price reasonable."Posaeaslon any
time. For particulars apply' to J.
C. Herrington, Hilton, Ontario.
99 ACRES, CLAY LOAM, BUILD-
ings, No, 3 Highway. Elgin Coun-
ty, Write 77 Ven Avenue, Wood-
stock,
100 -ACRE '' FARM; BRICK 1306)5E;
hank barn: •drive ;abed; 3 miles.
east of Exeter on 83 Highway.
Apply Mrs. Frank . Hutcheson,
(Antra, 'Ont,
515,600 -72 -ACRE FRUIT FARM.
Modern 7 -room brick home, 500
fruit trees, 10 acres wood, In to-
bacco district, good' barns, - best
fruit farm to area, Herbert K.
Long, Ileal Estate, Port Hope,
Ont,
220 ACRES OF .0003) LAND, BEAU-
tlful belok house, 75 miles- north
of Ottawa, Box 48, 73 Adelaide
W„ Toronto.
21 ACRES FRUIT FARM, 16 ACRES
05 truht trees, new modern 5 -roost
dwelling with apace above for. 1
additional .rooms; large enclosed
veranda, double garage, 2 wells,
Hydro, modern conveniences, 512,-
600 terms to aunt, At bargain for
the shrewd buyer, S. Vuhcov,
11.1 1, School Ito„ Niagara -on-
the Lake, Ont, - -
75 -ACRE FARM 014 BLUEWATER
Iliglnvay, adjoining town of For-
est; 10 -room brick -house, . 2 good
barns on foundation. First class
land and all workable. Possession
November let. W. W. Wallis,' Dor-
cheater, Ont..
130 ACRES POR SALE, if MILES
west of South River, 300 yards
lakeohore. ',emitted Whittington,
11,R. 1, South River, Ont.
HUNDRED ACRE TOP.ACCO li'A.RM
for sale, sixty acres Tobacco land.
three kilns, greenhouse 27 x 100
ft., bank barn with implements.
Apply to Paul Palenkas, R.R. 3,
Thamesville, •Ont.:
FARM, ERIN -.TOWNSHIP, CLOSE
Erle Village and 24 Highway
Has building, spring creek, water
wells, small maple bush. 950 acre.
. Open for offer. Interested In
quick sale. Lot 20, Con, 16, Erin.
150 ACRE'S OF 0007) LAND FOR
sale on county road, tis mile to.
highway andvillage with. good
buildings. Apply 56 8ivans Ward,
Ciareinount, Ont,
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want 'this year, butyou canget all
the quality and service you desire.
by sending your films to
IMPERIAL PHOTO SERVICE
Station 1, Toronto
I'AT P:NTS
FETHERSTONHAUGH B: COMPANY
Patent Solicitors. Established
.1600; 14 Etna West, Toronto,
BoOklet of Information 'on" re -
good
SEED 11.011 SALE
FALL BARLEY 5EEDFOR SALE,
yields up to eighty bushels per
acre. -Bays, Milgrove, Out.
'1'IEAUBICIRS WAN'r L 1)
GULDEN LAKE-EX.PE51 LNCISD
Protestant. teacher, Principal (n
• 2 -roomed 'school at Village. of
Golden Lake, Ont. Good train and
bus service, Apply, stating sal-
ary and experience, to Wm. - J.
Hugh, Sec.-Treas., S.S. No, 5,
North Algenu, Gaulden Lake, Ont,
TYA.CHElR REQUIRED AS ASSIST'-
ant in a three-rooined school in
the village: of Coe Hill. Special
certificate Inhousehold science,
Manua)' training .01' art pre (erred. To eomtnence September, Salary
$1300, Apply to A. G. Giles, Coe ,
Hill, Ont.
ati.t i5 '.VAf7T'101) y
DAIRY BARN ASSISTANT, STNGI,E,
experienced, reliable,good wages,.
board provided Don -.Head Farms,
Richmond AIB, Ontario,
WANTED.
TROLL TFPI!) CRAPN CRUSI11dIt,
rolls to be approximately 14"
to 18" diameter by 20" to
30" long. Equipment Sales Coo
122 King E„ Toronto,. -
WA-N'rED TO PURCHASE PUL -
lets, all breeds from 8 weeks ate.
to laying. Good prices .paid. Apply
, to Box 33, 73 Adelaide' W., To.
rohto.