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dribs in a practice round. 1.\ntehinj; arta (left to right.) Byron
Nel:_,rl, ,I.htny Bulla anti Ile'rman Barron.
VIE FARM
uF ?ONT
-enve, eek
Eva rvl '1y know . ,(n.e,
that "rht old );ray mare, e, .;tie 'ain't
what she used to les." Bait puv-
hihly` e. ben yott !,tart suer trate-
ter ort 'ono' real tetdi.-._+;uch as
Plaine VI,will;:-yu'!'ll (incl that it
ha, •,L,v.1'd down net like the;
gray marc, and vote!: 6e won-
rlerlrig 'how teethe?"
• * *
Net long ago a rotted, 'ef agri-
cultural ,e teat•, tont. a htrut trate-
tor into the uuivcr'.ny shop. It
!omitted pretty F,od, hill when
they, 1,111 it nit thq testing tnarhine
it regi' oercd orily 25 law, (pow(1.
✓ * *
'I hie; i•. l.;a,1 to bclie've hu( in
ICY.; than 30 minutes they lata
•lIOVed the hor':epow•er needle tap
to .11 just by •leaning a lot Of
hit aid tint out of the air filter.
Then, charming out the radiator
jec li •d the Percale. up :,till another
:I h,,r.cpotccr,
4 * *
In other words, they gave that
tractor 9 more horsepower in less
than an hour.
A Ila' tel' engine will dee sUtile-
thieg like e,000 more gallons of
air for ,•very gallon of fuel it con-
-macs. 'I hat's why the air cleaner
ivoite of the hent things in slow
de , e wear ill your tractor, engine,
or i ar. 'When the air cleaner is
a legged, the engine gets short of
Idettli, anal loses power. it has
".noble g,•tling alt, so it sodas
Mlilt1•: Id ;Ei, 1.1:011 '1'111',
TANK. * r *
Yon: , arlurt•ter can be just as
crest's'. '1',dt can w;I',Ie' ;I,: 1111ICh as
,, dollar's worth of gasoline a day
pe.t by tieing 1.1•.SS 'I !IAN A.
1111-N OEF 'l'IIL. "LOAD AD.
ItI•`;'1.L11•.N'1' Sit RI'.W." If you
at tell r:ure just where that screw
in, dig out your indrne:tiort bottle
anti taw' out. '!'hen, beti''s how to
,rt 11 properly:
Ism, y, nil' Il;U'tor wide open.
Slowly Imam the load needle 1N
until the engine starts to miss.
'then emu it tacit Ol"1' tittil the
engine rites smoothly. New try
pulling ,t load. If it w'on't quite ado
it, „pelt the needle weather six.
teem!' of a turn. ')'hen yam have
the setting where must engine's
anal t. the Plod power uilh a gal -
Ion uf fuel.
* * ,t
Yon van probad,ly nlalte your
traitor elm on Tess fuel than that
but it dnr•,n't tiny to be too stingy
either, Ton lean a ntixttlrt' in tuts
hot for your engine to handle
properly it burns and warps the
9alyeS. * * 4
I'erhale. with:Int piny even sus.
parting it, bad valves root let kis
ttnirli as !, lttdst•potvc•r !n (tit the
rub:nest histetel of in the .11 awing.
!lave tont• valve': ground rtL;nl,uly,
keep Ltpprl•, ud,rn°Ira, and you
non`, need to worry about t..e.tin!
gallows of tial.. a .lily
fa'rpin! Ih, t.tivc', cool
il,r .1 1 11,11 1,r I liar!: 1 lean. 111ty
IID , ic,nu t- and final! oil lbw
,IIIc I•^'1 I M,•111, le tet! till.
J, I. , u, 1! .1; (:Iia wale/ Itotq
i 1 n .e: the rnnetolt in well
n nail e tout 1...1 1oo0 lihn
,lir n,,1,it• t.1 -r rat„ ell I'ul in a
hot or one „t atm r tic, t'I r.'r•71
'(mitt.P "moonlit!. too/lit Viet 1,11,- ,1 11 1n1: ,vl )::, hr.,
brig, ' 11 'h. ,e o 1111.:
4.57, d' :1 ' ' nal 1 trr i• e,, l 1•t) -r to
o'vt 1 n . nn. ae
,i ,1111, ., 1 11111 .
ES ," Gn1,v • 1,
r-1... ill I r1
er,; v, ,11
th •u !'j' . p 1 1 1 ' 11,11' ,
ro
tr 111'11 it <, „ il' 1
,,1, ', ":• 1.')1 n"
16, glut ,1., nor i•,',, in;; at tin'
any„'lair i,. t, r„r '11 ',1PI f [v0/111,
11 Ilt,'t ,,ill ',n'n' In ,II,1 Ile'
t'1lu, 1 t •1"10,3 ,. Ian h ,trot :Its
.Itlt +-,I,, rI 111,4, tn1 th )l r.4t•
repo the 1'o)ejitIt ill 101' ut;:.lrl
Ui i, IitorahlIIIT in, tint rau„in!!
1 t, , ib v ,nnl ell`
Oil filters are real collectors of
grit awl grime; that's whet they're
meant to be. But the filter ele-
ment needs to be changed as'isoon
as the oil starts to feel and look
dirty, so better keep a few spare
elements on hand,
* * a
So, before you get too Lust,
why not slake dose --and other—
cheeks? Protective maintenance of
your tractor, car or tr(trk is the
best • way to i n1 drawn uper;tting
costs - - and you won't have to
worry about expensive breakdowns
ttIterl you're hurrying to get sorlle-
tbing done,
* *
And luxe's an item I packed up
from as exchange. You can take it
seriously ---or not, just as you see
fit. "A doctor says that farmers
ought to wear girdles. liouncing
arnuud on tractors shakes up their
insides. The doctor says they'd
feel better with something to hold
gizzard, barkbene and other odds
and ends together.
"Sounds sissy, doesn't it? \Veil,
the buckaroos of Spanish Califor-
nia... -real tough horsemen--user(to
wind yards and yarns of cloth
around their waists, tight. It
helped then( when the bronchos
jack knifed.
* * *
"Maybe the farmers won't try
it But the ones that do wilt at
at least find nuc what the wife
means when she says 'My girdle is
killing me!'”
P,ORT
A"agitTC'I''IC
As we write this, it is still
uncertain whether the famous Stan-
ley Cup --proud enmbiem of world
hockey supremacy, or S0111e Snell —
Will find a resting place, for the
next twelve months or so, lel De.
troit Olympia Stadium or New
York's Madison Square Garden.
* *
(In passing we have often wonder-
ed why it should he Madison Sgn;lre
GARDEN and AJaple I,raf GAR-
DENS. Beit we've never bothered
to find out, With Or without the
"5,” :wither one of them ever re-
minded us of roses, hyacinths or
even !lilies -of -the -valley.)
* * *
If The Cup should land in New
York ---a real possibility consider.
iltg what Detroit went through,
compared to the soft touch hangers
faunal in Les ('anadiens OuTe',e a
Scriptural quetatiun that just about
sums it up. To reit, "'1'h,• last shall
be first and the first, last." Raegers
just managed 1,3 edge into the fourth
and final playoff position. _Detroit
led tits: league practically from start
to finish. Yet, should Rangers scin,
inside of it month 99 out rf 1310
fans. will plink and talk of thein as
World Champions. We've heard
plenty of much poorer jokes on
high ranking comedy air progruus,
* *
Still, maybe it t on't happen. Per--
haps,
'es-hap,,, by the time this appears, lied
4Viltg.; will have done right by "the
world's fastest sport"' and inanaged
to runic tin .1111411.
'1hr. 1111,1,it betie•e between lied
4Ving, and Mdptc i.enfs •- or at
era it two or !hire L';, it Ill 'rod'
t'r',v'rl Pur pilot ttittt h, IIP ;et e'ratt
yeah, ha!, barn iu 'loubt, fn -:pile•
tri tbe' wi'Ir.pr'-;ai belied that the
mode/ ti tau pay'. money la rete n,4,
hun'tih :1b,1 :111rtc,ple,l in:31;110m,
110r Ley ran , nit 1.r 1.;I r ir:u,l7
.,ml t,itt. ph,'y '.1 t1n;11 It :,11
.leatt tela fm 11 ,;til
• b,., h„1 ,dl we. , ,),,. toll
.0.,y
...noel to 'i au„ ,
,:.i:• •;l✓d7 li .:,1 ;d
)t>;.11-, r, 1 its I'll,' „ ,)
I:,.h, •„ 1,y 11' p
11,ld., 971.'1o1 nn•na,•n,.. 11r'r•'.
to ia• 4 1' 1 It,rl. L,!ulily.
it'•, nh,hdry ,att. to , In , In , •u
1,x1 1, r, Ileal •r7), err t1 1 1 11.at
iso.) Whfit And if .nth a Will:
In est rs inn t, rem 11,1111p t'on'Ilit'
that of Ili,' hi, Ire e. 10 Ohba rd the
Ihtmd' tel ltd telt( ill fni�ynil .Int.. CV,'ll
Ili' )man who appoitted hint lite
hiGone will Lal dilcethy tin tit type
of coach, manager or owner who
tells the press and public, ,)We're
going to have a real battling team"
and who send their gladiators on
the ice in the same spirit as that of
Ciel fight handler yelling, "Get in
there anrh stag, kid --he can't hurt
I. C.r
lo:r,lt .utile:m s=t killed field
ik' t'<+- tt. ;File boxing game is in a
plight than ever before, large*
t, 'etetauae decent -minded fight fans
a -r. sick of watching "boxers" whose
al,itity is that of absorbing fiun-
1,!:meht, and nauseated with the
.growing list of ring rattail -
tit ,
* -s *
The latest of these aecurrcd when
yra'tmg Lavern Roach died following
a reettit bout in New York City.
t'otonrl Iiarvey I,. Miller --better
known as 'lieimic"---had some in.
wresting things to say about it,
and ahutlt the need for more atten-
tion to safety in the ring—of which
tt•e'll pass along a few. (We may
say that Col, Miller is no raw hand,
having been connected with boxing
for almost 50 years as fighter, see-
onrl, manager, referee, sports writer,
and National Boxing Association
official.)
* * *
"1111tehs the mantle of intercolleg-
iate (safety) rules is extended over
prize fighting, its existence likely
will be abolished by mounting indig-
nation over continued fatalities such
as the regent death of young
Lavern Roach in New York,"
* * *
"Dramatic safety rules will not
be popular, we appreciate, with the
fellows who belic•re Gettysburg was
a franeup anal that Iwo Jima should
be repeated every Monday night.
They'll probably, denounce larger
gloves and proposed head harnesses
as sissy equipment. But the wise
ones will prefer that to velvet cas-
kets with silver handles." .
* nt *
"At the next NBA meeting,
Michigan will report on the tests
of a 90 -second interval, rather than
the usual minute, between rounds.
With the 10 -second warning buzzer
for "seconds out of the ring" and
other interruptions, the boxers
haven't been getting tete full rest
intended by the rales.
Of course, the extra 30 seconds
will evoke howls from bloodthirsty
fans impatient for the sight of
slaughter. But it would give the
fighter more time to recover from
possibly injurious punches and his
handlers opportunity to staunch his
wounds,"
* * *
"During the past year, NBA bulle-
tins, which are issued every 10 days, •
have suspended or retired close to
•1110 boxers, I wish that we had sus-
pended Lavern Roaeh months back
when I saw him) lose to a second,.
rater and realized that the beating
he had taken from Marcel Cerdan
had left hint a hollow shell, He
promised tete then that he would
quit and did for while ,only to tweet
death trying a comeback."
* 'k *
"Beyond a doubt, television often
is responsible for the staging of
bouts that would not or should not
have been staged at all. The promo-
ter is obligated by video agreement
to produce a show at a given hour
on a given date. And the show must
go on—even if it's a mismatch or
one of the principals isn't fit to enter
the ring,
It's time for the 'idealists" in box-
ing, those dyed-in-the-wool fans to
whom the prime concern after a
bout is "who won and how" to save
the game from the "what-was-the-
talce" coterie,"
• Space, or the lack of it, will not
permit farther comment at this time.
But with hockey off the sports neap
for a few months, we hope, it might
be an idea for those in control
of that game to take a little thought
as to whether ---if presctrtlendeneies
aren't checked - --It isn't heading -
dlnwt the sante road that brought
disaster to boxing,
Ascot Metals To
Make Profits
ihuintl the larch! .war lead, ziut:
amel copper PtipplicS were urgently
sought in ('Jn,ltla which became stn
important 504r ,throal for the allies.
'1'ht search for !hese metals was is•
len. hied, ( 1 vernntellt geologists
t•oiltloratcd hili private rouipanics
in ani effort to locale tete drpGsils
and in ,;eeel t utl inner,( this Irani)
aim l tic, burrebefill.
Ila A, t ill township, (Zucbt'r, a
Dnnenliotr
( //01 11 111111111th 141'011 "ist
di• r ,.red , uli 10111 IT which he
ler rihev'1,•.erred led and Aide] uac
("fopsi 1-oatrmite] rnitjecicd the
,tett r 1' lroplty+,ir,.tl 1.1)11fey and
s-71.1.• iv. diann,nd ih'illin)t, Willi the
r' 1:u s !earl ripper Yio'• deposit
44. Ilurrd !t !,Mall Wag siiiill Irl
lo! t it ,,,1 of and ttlinintr, rt:pet•!s
WHY SUFFER R NU
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fro
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11lbmole Teo footle Mueller 1 for met,nd.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
AN OPFER to every Inventor—Lint of invea•
tions and Cull information sent tree. The
Ramsay Co„ neglateratl Patent Attorney', 279
Bonk Street, Ottawa.
DYEING AND CLEANING
HAVE YOU anything need* dyeing or clean-
ing? Write to u* for information. We ars
glad to gnawer your questions. Department
T3. Parker's Dye Works Limited, 751 Tense
Strout, Taranto, Ontario
P.3IPLQYMENT WANTED
EXIMUNNOED, reliable Holland Imtntgraate
available: arriving 0001n, write to 0. Van-
denberg, Box 92, Brockville. Ont.: phone
2064 (after 0 o'eloeld,
PAtos1S FOR SALE
44 -ACRE FARM In village of Lyndon, 16
milia Hamilton, 40 ellen Toronto. E4cellent
non for vegetable grnwtng, small acreage
raspberries and ntrawlwrrles, bank born 42 x
62. chicken house, implement abed, 3 garages,
beautiful 7 ram frame house, 3 piece bath-
room. Hydro, plenty of water, 2 minutes to
church, public and high svhonl, railway,
bus. Price 810,500 with 85,000 down pnY-
ment. Apply !tarry Weld. Lynden, Ont,
Tel, 17W,
BARGAIN, 821,000, 143 scree, 10 choice gar-
den land, 70'x30' steel barn, brick house,
with hydro, modern conveniences, aiming creek,
+mud wells, 1 miles from village an paved
road; should be seen to ha appreciated. Wil-
liam Ashby, I40, No, 1, Wooler.
160 ACRE, farm, well fenced, good bulli]Wos
on excellent site; taring creek for stock and
Oohing, also hunting, 85000 cosh, W. J. Jack -
non, fort Carling, Ont.
100 ACittCS clay loam, railing. 0 acres hard
woad bush, 40 !terms wheat, 14 acres tray,
4 arses Mauro, I acre orchard, solid red brick
7 -room house. nearly new. Hydro, telephone,.
bank barn, drive shed, hog pen,. 7 miles from
Guelph, 2 miles from Maryhill, 2,j mile& north
Ne. 7 Highway, 2 miles tram seheoln, on open
road, Write or phone Wilfred t•'ehronbuch,
Cueiph, R.R. No. 7, or Guelph 4082312.
300 feet and three levels were open-
ed so successfully that a mill was
built and operated for about a year.
In eleven months Aldermac
produced nearly $2,000,000 in
metals hut shut down after
the war because of low prices.
Later the markets for lead, zinc and
copper advanced sharply and the
mine was bought by Ascot Metals
Corporation which has proceeded
to eleepeil the workings to five levels
and to install a more modern mill.
'1'lse earnings possibilities of a
250 -ton mill are'not generally recog-
nized. It has been computed by
that Ascot can expect to receive
for its concentrates, on ears at Sher-
brooke, Quebec, approximately
$116,000 per month, with only min-
ing and milling costs to be absorbed.
These costs will not exceed $60,000
a month, leaving about $56,000 a
month for operating profit.
This rate of profit, which is com-
puted 'on current prices for lead,
zine) copper, silver and gold its the
ore, would mean $672,000 a year, or
at the rale of 25 cents per share for
the issued capital of 2,700,000 shares.
There may be fluctuations. in the
earnings, due to variations in the
prices of metals and average content
of the ore. However, it is obvious
that substantial profits are predict-
able.
People unfamiliar with [Wining
operations often tlo not recognize
that there has been immense im-
provement in recent years in the
development and production of base
metals ores and in the treatment of
them to recover high values. New
mills have given remarkable- per•
fornlances in employing improved
processes and machines. Such prole
ertics as Ascot --and 1,ast Sullivan -
would not, even five years ago, have
offered much chance fur money mak•
ing whereas today they can realize
substantial profits.
Ascot 59fclals Corporation started
with considerable advantages, It had
been opened to 300 ft. depth, hall'
installed mining equipment, 11521
buildings, power lines, water sup.
ply and n highway to the door. The
Stine only required additional de-
velopment and the installation of
new milling equipment, tvhiclt w•tll
start operation next ,1uly, Markets
for metals are good and promise to
persist. When in produ''tion the
company will residue testing of the
large properly which firnierly had
two oilier producing mortes on it,
closed for years, but now of interest
because of the high price of thrix
nodal,,,
Check i1' with
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alis 65c
17.4
b Just inhale tete :moth
ing, healing fumes, 01
quick relief. It's fan
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5705, SALE
ISO,sOItoYCLI:H Milky tavldoun, beer and
uae0 bough' mold, et:Ot need, tear* &loch
of guaranteed uned uunnr' ycl.n, Itepcttrn by
rooters trainee. utochenleo. ISI yeton, and tions
Plato lino nr wheel goods, Open t•veult,Na ntlnl
nine exrap, Wwlnenday :Wand Cole A Sparta,
lima at eanrmt t, ltanalten.
BUNS-0ur0a aaaut•ttnent new 101d need.
Imeght, olid, uchnne, t. oataauteed renals.
Scones. ,+lahtn metalled. 0111111, 5 'i'oekle, HUM-
P& 19iuipment. Onerttnr. (!node- lime hd Team
Pnleus. open ante able 050071 Wednesday.
Strum) tyle, llauditen.
NEW JOHNSON Outhuurn Motern, Canadian
Crone en., Peterhnrn tenon, ,:Women, Trail.
erg, bought, meld, exehuu ted• Large ,Ituctl ease
motors, Rosales bti (untnty-haltu'd tneesanlc0.
Open until nine oteetei vvmdueedey. Strand
Cycle, Iiamilton.
HOIeI''iET SAWS—SALE.
BIODEI. D.,l,, t.rnen. 42ttt, 1,0.5. Onelpl,
oi1ot ped with 1G", 29" rw J4' nowennntn,
gales tax extra. 0)IIV AND
1), J. Smith Hales fa, Ltd., 041 ti'u'dwlel hL,
Ocelot., Ont..
1$-28 OLIV14n hart Towel' 1N0701. on rubber,
Mechanically amid to new. 0nrdnn M,
Thornton, Brampton, 'ani., 0410 1.
CASCADE WHEAT—New high yielding ,tort
spring wheat, Certified No," 1, 8:1 bushel.
Harry. Strang. Renato', rill.
suEPHERD COLLIES PUPS — elan elinlce
Pekin Duck eggs, tlo50 epmb Black and
Golden Sobrlght Bantam sands and eggs.
Choice *1551,. Jahn J, Mc2lnntar. (treenfield
Dox 00, Ontario, -
APPLE TREES, Pearn. Plums, Cllnrrloo,
Poached. Bush kkuito, Strawberries. Shrubo,
Roaeo, Perennials. Lowest prices In yearn.
Catalogue tree. Norfulk 850(01', Slincee,
Ontario,
MANOR. 00)01:00 CLot')i.S
Beautiful, Accurate, r'ane,Itating.
Write for free prospectus to:
MANUFACTPItb8IS MERCHANDISING
(CANADA) 'LIMITED.
2907 -Stanley Street, Montrent
HEAVY TRACTOR, Internatltihal 1130 on
loaded rubber. Perfect mechanical shape.
Located Weert terindato, See ILevard lianit,
Streetsvilie, Ontario.
CANVAS Tarpaeltno. 0' it 5', new, 0 oz.
tvnterprouf, eyelet earn corner, Boat, Troll-
er, stack, implement eovers, $4.60 *nett. lit
lots of six 44.00 each, llyPrndnets. 93 Ontario
St..• Toronto.
SPRAY WITH A S1'ItA610TO11
Sprayers for orchard (engine end ((00(0r -
driven), row trope (traction), weed, dialnleet-
In&, whitewashing. cattle opraydng and fire
fighting; farm wagons, Shallow Well Pr000ure
Syotomol; "TWA', .111 10 Applleatori: Portable
Irrigation Systems with aluminum pine, Buck.
ner Sprinklers, McDowell Couplings, :Free
ratalaguen, Write today. Spratnotur Ltd., 1000
York St., London, Ontario.
JOHN DEERE 1042 Model D Tractor on rub-
ber, also 1048 model A gas tractor. 230th
in excellent condition. Wtltis Crane. Grand
Valley. Ont,
PLM, WATERLOO pickup baler, Sett tieing
with 14 or 16 gauge wire. Baled approxim-
ately 7,000 Wee, 8000 below (tat price,
Robert tluonville, 55, Joachim, Ont, Phone
Dello River 15032.
FINE LEATHER ban:oleo—scrap for craft
reinforcing, etc. 81.00 per bound or 86.00
for ten pounds, montage prepaid, John
McCuatg, 622 Charles St., Waterloo, Ontario..
OLIVER 80 Standard Tractor, 43 home power.
reconditioned. Almost new tires. {Would
take 17 run fertilizer drill port pnyznent.
Wm. Harris, Route 5, Miittnn, Ontario,
GOOSE EGGS — Safe delivery. ARMEE
GOOSE FARM, Comm British Columbia,
hIEDIOAL
DON'T WAIT—Every sufferer of
Rheumatic Pains or Neuritis should
try Dixon's Remedy.
MUNRO'S DRUG STORE
335 Elgin, Ottawa
$1.25 Express Prepaid.
=sass WART REMOVER—Leaves no 80111.0,
Druggists sell Cress Ingrown Toe -Nall
Salve, None bettor.
POST'S ECZEMA SALVE
Eanlab the torment of dry eczema raabee
and weeping akin troubles, Poet's !Scums:
Solve will not dloappalnt you.
tching, coaling, burning eczema, ache, rune
worm,. ptmpteo and athlete'. foot, will respond
readily to this stainless. n0nrlesa ointment,
regardless of how stubborn or hopelese Mal
seem.
PRICE 81.00 PER JAB
Sent Post Pro° on treeeptt of Price
POST'S REMEDIES
SBM Queen St E., Corner'nf Logan
Toronto
"PEP UP"
Try
C. 0. A R. 50010 TABLETS
for tow vitality and general debility.
At druggists, One Dollar.
U.S. Army Al, Force Type
0196Itl$ST5
Men's and
Womeo's shat
BIG VALUE
Sensationally Priced at only
* Cool green meniscus curved,
polished lenses. postpaid
* Gold Pilled adjustable frames
* Nortek: Sweat -bar and Nose.pads
*•-Reinforcing bar for greater durability
* Lenses meet specification of U. 5. Gov't.
Bureau of Standards.
LIFETIME GUARANTEE
Included with every puts of glasses
10.DAY TRIAL . MONEY -OAC!( GUARANTEE
—IiiIMLint site, .
' VICTORIA OPTICAL CO., Dept,
1273 Yonso SL, Toronto, Ont.
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lh,hol Morten tiow Were pee/Mind n00latanae
to beginners, 5Vrirn for a rtit:clary. 0, V,
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6 181A11S1t'UIr n1B1lA8—rtnlY $2.00 poet -
p111.1 rnnb with utter. A grand aneortmottt
C Dnllnnd. grown "uhllus, Notre largo tubore.
0 Iiia -1 nt varieties. 6 different enlore, wen
attain noleetIou Well worth twice the primo,
Olellaud 11.110 net N'Ireery Contbany, (Moen
Ntient..•lbb Way, 11,0. port rattail, Ont.
8'I0001054, Choice Exhibition S'urletlen
Imported trout Holland, One each. Brilliant
lied, Deep Pint, White, Bene, Special offer,
4 large snots of (twee Carden Champions rot
only $2.69 l'nntpuld,. Cash with Order, ISM -
lend Bulb and Nuesery ConlpaMY, Queen
Elizabeth wily, Port Credit, P.O., Ont.
DAHLIA&
Por exhibition and tho garden. BUY straight
from the hover, ea low as 12 per dozen.
Write for catelogu0 tot Onhnson'u Dahlia
Oarduno, 11.23, 2, Dilworth )Lead, 'ICelowaa,
131'
RESERVE now for Spring Delivery—Chinese
Ehn
Hodge --will grow 2 feet pent year -28
Plants sufficient for 26 feet (12 to 20 inches
bunny) 02.25—oceenege 12 1nohee high $4,60
por 105 (Plant 0 Inches nnart)—Giant Exbtbt-
lien roomed In caloro red, white or Dinh, 8
for $1.85—Apple trees 3 feet high In varieties
0I0Inta0h, Spy, Dolleinue, 3 for 81.08—Plush
tree, 2 feet high in varieties Burbank and
Lombard, 4 for $2.98 Froo Colour Garden
Guido with Every Order, Erookdal0—Iling,-
w07 Nurseries, Bnwmanvllle, Ontario,
ROSE COLLECTIONS -6 of the lovelleet
Holland Crown 'Hybrid Tea Risco, Big,
Iiuoky, Hardy, 2.year-old Minims, Yellow,
White, Plnk-Scarlet-Orange, for only 84.50
postpaid. Cath with Oedor. Tho finest roses
money can 1.u', holland Bulb .and Nursery
Compa,Y, (Moen Elizabeth Wnr, Port Credit
P.O., Ont,
DO YOU WANT n good garden? Then write
for our free catalogue of Canada's nest
seed values in Vegetable, Flower and Field*
root seeds. Once a "customer always a cus-
tomer, ONTARIO STIED 00MPANY, WATER-
LOO, Ont,
PATENTS
FETHERSTONHALIGIO A company Patent
Solicitor, Eetobllebed 1880. 860 Ray Street,
rorento Rnnlelet of Information on request
A. M. LAODLAW, B.se,,.-Patent Attorney.
Patents n1 Invention. 60 Sparks St., Ottawa.
WANTED
50IA00 hospital in attractive northern On-
tario town requlree Registered Nureeo for
General Duty. Salary 8140 per month Mud
full maintenance. Excellent living conditions.
At.ly: Superintendent of Nurses, Lady Minto
Hospital, Cochrane, Ont.
CHINCHILLAS
all aged us to 6 years; give detalis in first
letter. Write to Ontario Chinchilla Ranchers.
11.11. S, Hannon, Ontario.
SPLITTING
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RELIEVE° IN
And the
RELIEF IS LASTING
For remarkably fast relief from head-
ache get INSTANTINE. For real relief
get INSTANTINE. For prolonged relief
get INSTANTINE!
Yes, more people every day are
finding that INSTANTpi•IE is one thing
to case pain fast. For headache, for
rheumatic pain, aches and pains of
colds, for neuritic or neuralgic pain
you can depend on INSTANTINE to
bring you quick comfort.
INSTANTINE 15 made like a doctor's
prescription of three proven medical
ingredients. A single
tablet usually brings
fast relief.
Rel Inslontine today
and always
keep It handy
12-Tabiot Tin 25l
Economical 48 -Tablet Bottle 690
• ISSUE 15 — 1950
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