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NURSE SCOTT
Recommends
BUCKLEYS
irK L E
I WHITE RUB
for
CHEST CQLDS ,
1 Acts 3 ways, to break up croupy
congestion, clear stuffed -up head,
loosens coughs—over night.
2 It penetrates faster.
3 Generates heat and vaporizes
quicker. - 4 It is snow-white, stainless, non
greasy.
5 Cant be used with perfect safety on
the tiniest tot,
Mee 30e and 50e at all druggists.
WHAT SCIENCE
IS DOING
Grain Alcohol
The dedication last week of the
world's largest single -unit grain al -
Bohol plant in Omaha points to one
of the major developments of the
future -setting up near the farms
Industries which will utilize the
great chemical properties of grains
and other crops, says the New York
Sun. Built at a cost of $5,000,000,
this plant is designed to produce
17,500,000 galloons of alcohol a year
which, during the war, the Defence
Supplies Corporation will allocate
to the manufacture of synthetic rub-
ber, explosives and other monitions.
Operating at capacity, it can 'uti-
lize 20,000 bushel? of grain daily
of which 45 per cent will be corn,
45 per cent wheat and 10 per cent
barley malt. .As by-products it will
turn out eighteen poundsofhighly
concentrated stock feeds frons each
bushel ofs grail.: yield annually 5,-
000,000
;000,000 pounds of corn oil, valuable
in seasoning food for the human
palate; and, in an annex yet to be
built, manufacture 120 tons of dry
ice daily by crystalizing carbon
dioxide gas - drawn front fermenting
grain,
Since cilenturgists have found
more than 700 uses for grain alco-
hol and its derivatives—these in-
clude the making of plastics, medi-
cines, dyes and aviation fuel—it
is easy to understand the post-war
value of such an establishment. It
will multiply by many fold the di-
versity of nature's products.
Have You Heard?
Two old Scotsmen sat by the
soadside, talking and puffing away
merrily at their pipes.
"There's no muckle pl :astir* in
smokin', Sandy," said Donald.
"Hoo dac ye mak' that cot?"
questioned Sandy.
"Weel, said Donald, "ye lee, if
ye're smokin' yer sin bacca ye're
9hinkin' o' the aw-fu' expense, en'
11 ye're smokin' some ither body's,
per pipe's ramie% sae tight it won't
draw."
—0—
"Shirts that laught at the
laundry" was advertised by a
certain firm. One of ours bought
elsewhere, has such a keen
sense of humor that it arrived
home the other day with Its
sides split.
—0—
"Which could yez rather be in,
Casey, an explosion or a collision?"
asked his friend, McCarthy.
"In a collision; replied Casey.
„Why?„
"Well, because in a collision, there
yez are: but in a explosion where
ire yez?"
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Teacher--"Tommy, what 1 a
a myth?"
"A myth," lisped Tommy,
"isth a woman that11 ath not
got any husthband,"
-_o_-
Teacher—"Do We eat the flesh of
the whale?"
Scholar—"Yes, ma'am,"
Teacher—"And what do we do
with the bones?"
Scholar—"We leave them on the
side of our plate,"
Britons Afflicted
With `Shelter Legis'
Women who spend their nights
sleeping in deck chairs in air raid
shelters are in danger of being
afflicted with "shelter legs" — en
unsightly swelling of the lower
limbs—says the Lancet, a medical
journal.
The malady, the journal said, is
"caused by pressure during relax-
ation of the muscles, giving rise
to chronic lymphatic obstruction."
Stiffest of the ankle joints, as
a. ell as p. hard 5w'eiling below the
iknees, often result,
' Parallels
Eels get ttsed to being skinned
Like sardines to being tinned;
Hens get used to being axed,
Men get used to. being ''axed.
-•Arthur Guitcrman.
tes
CINCH FOR SABU
Swinging through the obstacle
course at AAP Training Com-
mand training center, Greensboro,
N.C., is a cinch for Pfc. Dastagir,
above . You may recognize him
him as "Sabu, the Elephant Boy"
of India- and Hollywood, who had
plenty of training in screenland's
jungles."
How Can l ? ?
By Anne Ashley
Q. How can I make a transpar-
ent cement for giassi '
A; Dissolve 1 part India rubber
in chloroform and add 10 parts by
measure of gum mastic in powder.
Allow to remain for two days, shalc-
ing the bottle frequently; apply
with a fine camel', hair brush.
Q. How can I add a better flavor
to baked apple:
A. Try filling the cavity of ap-
ples cored for baking with orange
marmalade and a little butter and
sugar.
Q. What can be done if a mus-
tard plaster Ieavee the akin very
tender?
A. Immediate relief can be given
by applying pure olive oil to the
affected parts,
Q. How can T fasten the handle
of a cooking fork or other piece
of cutlery when it has becomed
loosened?
A, Seal it by pouring melted re-
sin into the hole alongside the me-
tal part. Or, fill the hole with fine-
ly powdered resin and push the
metal prong on handle, heated very
hot, into the resin filled hole. It
will be as good as new,
Q. How can I make a gargle for
a sore throat?
A. Alum dissolved in water
makes a very effective gargle for
a sore throat.
British gunners on the highest
gun position in the world, a 9,000
foot jungle -clad ntountsiil in the
Chin Hills, recently silenced Jan-
anese guns by counter battery fire.
r STOPC LDS
1
with this New; Scientific
Immunity Treatment
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST
ROBERTS
TASAX
C,01D VACCINE plus VITAMINS
i
Sufferers or
PILES bleeding andprotrudin
b g
piles should
*now Bunkers Herbal Pills treat
the cause- at its 'source. Money
back if the first bottle does not
satisfy, Buy;, from Your druggist.
'YOU WOMEN WHO SUFFER FROM
HOT-
S
FLwNSE � S
If you suffer from hot flashes, dizzy .i
spells, irregular periods, are weak,,
nervous --line to 'the 'middle -age"
period 10 a woman's life, take Lydia
E. Pinkham'e Vegetable Compound,
It's helped thousands upon thou
sends of women to relieve such
symptoms. ?inkhorn's Compound Te
also a fine stomach tontol Wortlh.
ltrying/ Made 1n Canada.
Erosion Menaces
Canadian Farms
Ontario Government Plans
Comprehensive Program of
Forest Conservation
Although. Canadians may not
realize it, said J. D. Thomas, chair-
man of the Guelph Conference of
Conservation, in an address at Lon-
don, Ont., erosion' has become so
serious thatthere is less than eight
inches .:of soil between them and
starvation.
We do not suppose that state-
meut was made just to scare those
who heard it—though a good
wholesome scare would do, a lot to
arouse people to the urgent need
of action. If Canada is as close to
starvation as Mr. Thomas suggest-
ed, it is high time the govermtiente
and the people got busy.
It is not that the people have not
been warned of the inevitable re-
sult of what. they have been doing •
for so many years. They have
been told, time and again, What was
bound to happen if'. they' persisted
in cutting, down trees, draining
swamps—doing everything to hurry
the moisture off the Iand instead
of Having it sink in and seep away
gradually. But they have just gone
ahead although they have been
troubled by wells going dry, streams
rising to floodlevels in spring and
fall, and dwindling to trickles in
summer, crops failing—all the signs
that the land was playing out.
How many abandoned farms are
there right in this country—farms
abandoned because they had been
"mined" instead of farmed? I3ow
many in other counties?
\Ve were gla':1 to see that the
Ontario Government proposes to
embark on a comprehensive -pro-
grant of forest conservation; and it
would pay every county to have
its Council go in for a similar pro-
gram, to take over a not of those
abandoned farms and plant trees,
It' would be a long-distance pro-
position, of course; when a person
has been sick for some years and
has been gradually growing worse,
one dose of medicine will not put
hint on his feet right away.' • 13u1
unless we are going to let out -
country become a desert, we shall!
have to realize that it is in bad
shape. And that something has to
be clone'aboet it—at once. It will
not do to sit rale and expect the
disease to cure itself.
There arc 80,000 in the Womens
Land Army in Great 8ritain, which
is often rated as the most popular
and successful of the war services.
A total of 100,000 women are work-
ing on the land in Great Britain,
OAIIt' CHICKS'
•BARRED ROCK B1i0011 TESTED
Chicks, 1-4 -clay nnsraed $17,00'
hundred, 'Pullets 020,00, No wait-
ing, E. J. :Masse, 2220 Bridge Ave.,
1Vindsor,Ont.
PLAY ''SAFE NEIGHBOURS, BUY
Government approved, Chicks
bred to lay ahel bred for quality,
Leghorns & Barred Rocks are
our specialties. Write now for
price list, our orders are. limited.
Waterloo Cheek Pea tchery,•lVater-
loo, Ont.
QUALTTY CHICKS, ALL • OUR
breeders selected and blood -test-
ed, only large eggs set. Barred
Reeks, New Hampshires, Light
...Sussex, White Leghorns, Hybrids,
Hamnshire X'Barred Rocks. Sus-
sex X Hampshire, Also hatrhhtg
eggs. Immediate delivery. Write
for prices. Paul W. Dobriudt &
.Sons, Itoute 3, Smithvilie, Ont.
BUY PAYWELL CHICKS
1N MAY AND JUNE, THE (UICii
e'rowth and early "maturity of
Pay'we'tl Chicks will assure you
of plenty of Fall eggs, White
Leghorns, Barred Rocks, New
Hn lop Hires and Hybrids avail-
able, T,ocicerbv Lea-Pouiiry Farm,
Box 20, -Lorne Park, -Ont.
INDIVIDUALLY R,O.P. SIRED
Reeks, Leghorn \ Reek, Sussex
Leghorn, Beds, 1091: disrnunton
Tull- Chicle orders now. Retelling
Eggs, Ere. Tirunner's Poultry
Ferro, Lunen, Ont.
STARTED CHICKS, SUSSEX,
Etc.
FROM 1 SS EI R: OLD TO 2 MONTHS
old Severalthousand available
now, This Is not a sideline. These
shirks are raised under Ideal
concis;ons from day -o01 to 10 clays
in battery brooders in a large
moist baeemett room and trans-
ferred to a spndeus 70' x 40'
building under electrie brooders.
Order Now- (as started -chicles
and pullets went be available
e ltf Un
later on) and buy from
real Poultry Breeding Farm of
000o lerecd r: on ONE Plant.
Lakeview Poultry Farm, 'Wein
Tiros., Exeter, Ontario.
CAPONS, STARTED PULLETS, WE
are. etIll -booking orders for our
three week old ready made cap,
ons and started henry breed by
hrld pallets, WVeber's Poultry
Pare and TTetehery, Route 2,
lilt genet', Ontario.
HOW 1)0 YOU JUDGE CHICK,
values, . , - If you can't base
your cholre on looks, eolour or
size, how then? Here's how: Judge
them by their sponsors. Get them
from a known hatchery—for ex-
ample Tap Notch Chtckerles. Our
Gusto era are our friends. The
fewer chances you take when
you buy chicks. the better your
chances for profitwhen you sell.
Top Notes ehleks—Government
A p p r n y e d from blood -tested
breerters, phis long experience In
hatching are your assurance of
known value. .Free catalogue.
Prompt delivery on day old start-
ed chi•ars, also booking older
pullets .for later delivery. Top
Notch Chlckerles, Guelph, Ont.
le YOU HAVE THE EQUIPMENT
and other aeeo xmadatton, it
seems wise to order all the chicks
YOU can, Your country needs the
food, for itself an" overseas, In
greater quantity than last year.
We have the t v
chicks f
( o s 2
all needs. Bray Iiaichery, 190
John Ne Hamilton, Ont.
LAKEVIEW OFFERS YOU
BROAT) RREAST30II SUSSEX
cockerels if yet: want a real heavy
breed cockerel. Hybrids or New
}Tamps, it you want something. in
a fast maturing bird for broiler
or up to 6 1b. dressed roaster.
Several thousandavailable for
Immediate delivery' if you act
qutekly. Lakeview Poultry Farm,
Wein Bros., Exeter, Ontario.
GET YOUR CHICKS FIt020
Tweddle, Why?.. Well, for
over 19 years. Tweddic Hatcheries'
have been helping people snake
good in the chicken business,
helping to make good strains even
better, helping to increase Pro-
duction per bird and increase
profits. Chicks thatcome front
Tweddle hatcheries are Govern-
ment Approved. The •'re from
y
blood -tested breeders — the kind
that were healthy, Last -growing.
heavy-producing—the kind that
repaid feed, labour and invest-
ment in time and money. Prompt
attention to ordere. Sen il for
Tweddle catalogue and pr eelist.
We can give prompt delivery en
p�ttlan breeds. A.lso a ifmlted num-
ber et two and three weeie cid
ehieks for immediate delivery at
special ,prices. Tweddle C1lsok
Hatcheries Limited, -.Fergus,, Ont,
POULTRY -KEEPERS, BE SURE
Of a good healthy bunch of baby
chicks this oeming season. Good
Chicks mean good hens and more
•ggs. Immediate. delivery on day -
Old chicks. Write for 1944 eat
alogue and prices on our Gov-
ernment Approved chicks. MONK-
TON POULTRY FARMS, Monk
ton, Ontario.
"—HIGH GRADE BLOOD TESTjrb
Barred and White Rocks. Red
and Leghorn Chicks immediate
delivery. Eleven other breeds- for
later deliveries. Order at once.
Dufferin_ Hatch erlee, 2048 Dutter-
in, Toronto 10.
CHICKS FROM A BREEDING
FARM OF 5000 LAYERS
DUE TO HIGHER E G G' P R 0-
duction and hatchability, Lake-
view otters you limited number
or day-oldchicks, cocicerels and
pullets • for immediate dellvety,
also limited number of started
Chicks 1, 2, 8, and 4 'weeks eld
and a few lots up to 0 and. 8
weeks o111. Aet now and don't he
disappointed. No !darted chicks'
s.vstlable later on. Large TYPO
White Leghorns, Sussex, Sussex
X Nese .Ramp., Sussex X Leg-
horn, and Rock X Leghorn. Boole
your order for May and Juno
5010115 NOW. Only limited num-
bs left for 'Yen y delivery. Send
your order to Lakeview Poultry
Farm,'Wein, Bros., Exeter, Olit, •
IIA IIY CetiCies
BAB] CH.lLKS AND POCIL,TS..
Barred Bock: and White Leghorns,
from Government approved and
bloodtested • stock, all eggs set
from our own stools, Also White
Holland.. and' Seeoed Breasted
Bronze Turkey Poults. Send for
price 1151, The 'Wright Farm,
Brockville, . Ont.
CANADIAN APPROVED CHICKS
for immediate delivery, Leghorns,
Barred Rock,' New Hampshire,.,
Sussex and ybrids. 'Write for
1041 Catalogue and price ttst.
MONKTON POULTRY FARMS.
hronlrton, Ontario. _.
R.O.P. AND R.O.P. SIRED
BLACK AUSTRALORP,S. AND 13AIt-
rod Rocks. Donley Poultry Farm,
R.R. 0, London, Ont.
BLACKBERRIES
EVERBEARING • BLACKBERRIES,
very hardy. Have been success-
fully transplanted on Prairies—
well packed in moss. -Heavy crop-
per
fruit. large, sweet and in
elusters. Order before April 10th.
4 vines for 31.00 Prepaid. A.
Klein. Agassiz, 13.0.
IIESINPSSl7S FO3t SALE
FOR SALE, COUNTRY STORE AND
service .station, complete equip-
went - and stook. Good location,
Pike Road, Busy Bee Corner.
Raymond Ileslippe, Ainherstburg,
Ont., 11.20. 2.
CA'1•'1LE 10010 SALE]
ESSEX -KENT GUERNSEY ASSOC-
lotion offers Netters Dulls, R.O.P.
Breeding. 1Vrite A. Kendlricic,
Essex,
DOGS FOR, BALE
FOLK WELL-BRE'D FEMALE COL-
lle Pups, 7 weeks old, Cattle
Heelers, dap) and sire color
brown, white marks. prier. 45.00.
Dr. Jas. W. Glendenning, V.S.,
Orlllta.
GREAT DANES
RARLF.QVIP AND BLACIK, FROM
Imported registered stock, 370 up.
Apply lira, Neil Pettit, 76 Tuxedo
Avenue, Hamilton,
DIEING ,a GLEANING
RAVE YOU ANYTHING NEEDS
dyeing Or cleaning? .Write to us
for information. We aro glad to
answer your questions. Depart-
went R, Parker's Dye Works
Limited, 791 Yonge Street, To-
ronto.
EGGS WANTED
RIGIIEST PRICES PAID
TOR EGGS, LIVE AND DRES9ED
Poultry. Payments made prompt-
ly. Eastern Farm Products Co„
423 St. Paul East, Montreal, Que,
ELECTOUCAL EQUIPMENT
ELECTRIC MOTORS NEW, USED,
Wight, sold, rebuilt; belt s,
pulleys, bruehes. Allen Electric
Company Ltd., '2826 Dufferin St,
'Parente.
5000:! BALM
BAUMEEKA FOOT BALM destroys
offensive odor instantly, 45o
bottle. Ottawa agent, Denman
Drug Store, Ottawa.
00AIRMS FOR SALE
100 ACRES, FRAME HOUSE, BANK
barns, 20 acres bulb, balance work-
ablo. 4 acres tall wheat, :plough-
ing done, good water supply.
Oloee to Orilita and highway.
Apply Box 129, 73 Adelaide W.,
Toronto,
FARM, CENTRAL B.C. Excellent
location. Large orchard. Mixed
farming, e0 acres. Box 127, 78
Adelaide W., Toronto, Ont.
FRUIT AND POULTRY' FARMS
for sale, 5 to. 60 acres In Niagara
district. Easily financed. R. C.
McGhee, 96 Jackson St. West,
Hamilton, Ontario.
50 -ACRE FARM, G001) BUILD-
logs, water In barn, Mornington
Township. Price only 42,800.' H.
3. Cotty & Co„ 108 Downie Street,
Stratford, Ont,
FIVE HUNDRED ACRES. BRICK
house, three barna, machine
1touse, good roofs and tenses,
able, fifty-two cattle, nine
reed. Rural mall telephone,
erbert Campbell, Ittoute No. 6,
Smith's Falls, Ont.
e,
FARM EQUI1']IIENT FOR SALE
HSED THRESHERS AND TRAC-
Ors of various sizes and makes
sr sale, wholesale and retail.
blae and Service, 'Wilson Avenue, particulars write Huggarde'
r it �
a
sex Ontario,
WESTERN LAND
's0 ACRES .IN NORTHERN SASK-
atehewan, all ander good aultiva-
$ion, good mixed farming district,.
$ miles from town with b ele
eters, on good highway; price
26 per acre, $18 per acre cash,
glance arranged. Box 101, 73
'Adelaide W., Toronto.
FARM HELP WANTED
RESPECTABLE, TStus'n'WORTHT,
man without children to operate
10 acres asparagus, raspberries,
orchard.. -- On main highway, 9
Miles 'west of Toronto. Separate
house. This would suit active re-
tired farmer. Write fully stating
Yowest wage wanted. Box 122,
79 Adelaide St. 12'est, Toronto,
B' i R T4: D R, EXPERIENCE—I).
knowledge of beet cattle and
eheep, married man, house avail-
able. Apply Yellow Briar Farm,
Mono Mills.
DAIRY FARMHAND, 1 X.PERIENC-
Sd, single middle ogee, non -
Molter. 9Latn age. wages and
particulars. John Nixon, R,R, 4,
Dundas,
FARM WANTED
WANTED TO RENT P lv I rle OPTION
brt 01111 ng to 25 oris - w'I t1Y
utiatives. within n n5 011100 or To-
ronto. Give roll parer r.- i'a In
prlr,e, ole, Pox 118, 1 Adole 'de
We Torentn.
11011E-re1NDICLLCI RTE'N
MOTHERS! 1OU CAN AID TIT117"
early education of ,your pre-
school child \with our creative
handwork displays now available
for home its well as school use.
They include cut-out', silhouettes.
borders, window decorations,. etc.
—inetrueti0 1 for construction
with coloured papers, crayons,
etc. These are inspired by tested
educational icleas. Ten seasonal
titles in cbc serles one for each
month, complete 35.50. Single un-
ite 15c each. Dominion Teachers
Sett ire. 2!i Sentt St., .Toronto,
HORSES FOR SALE
REG. PALOMINO QUARTER HORS -
es end reg. Palomino Tennessee
Walking horses of grand Cham- '
plop broad lines, Stallions from
weanling colts to serviceable
ages; mares front weanling to
brood mares In foal to our out-
standing stallions; 3 good. Pal-
omino stock horses of quarter
horse breeding; 6 reg. Palomino
geldings, real pleasure horses,
very inexperienced
safe for ladies, chil-
dren m• riders;
several reg. 'I'enessee Walking
show horses. Let me know your
requirements. Send for our lat-
est descriptive price list. World's
largest breeders of Palomino
horse s. FISHER PALOMINO
FARMS, Souderton. Pa.
PDRCHERON STALLION, RISING
9 years, form three; will sell or
let mar toe season. ]lust be re-
liable care taper. Apply Geo. 1V•.
Stewart, 104 Massey St„ Toronto,.
Ontario.
ISAN D}'M.1N wassailers
WANTED: EXPERIENCED HOUSE -
man, gnrdner and general halide,'
man. ,able to drive car. Must be
married. Modern bungalow with
all sonvenienees- provided. Amity
discharge or rejection. preferred.
L oeaelon In country 40 miles front
Toronto. References required.
Apply neatest l:mploymrmt and
Selective Service Office. Defer to
0.11. 733. Those employed In war
work need not apply,
ALADDIN 01011IES
ALADDIN HOMES, 31,200-37;900.
Pay like rent, .Send 26c. tor 32 -
page book,Howard St„ Reming-
ton Park, Windsor, Ont.
BAIRDREISSING StblJOOL
LPlA RN HAIRDRESSING THE
Robertson method, Information
on request regarding clauses.
Robertson's Hairdressing Acad-
emy 157 Avenue -Road, Toronto,
HAIn GOODS
W 1 G S, TOUPES, TRANSFORM -
aeons, Switches, Curls and all
types oe finest quality Hair
'Goods.Write for illustrated cat-
alogue. Toronto Human Hair
Supply Co„ 628 Bathurst Street,
Toronto.
AAnR15 TWEEDS.
GENUINE HARRIS TWEEDS
's AND 4 'YARD ENDS AT 32.00 PDR
yard. High Grade half yard Suit -
bags or Gabardines, suitable for
children's clothes, SOe each, Post-
age extra. Louts Pike, 301 Spadlna
Avenue, Toronto.
HARNESS DRESSING
18LIP2T ITARNESS DRESSING —
Plneet leather and harness pre-
servative.-Slipit also has many
houeshold uses 25a up at most
grocery, hardware and chain
stores. A product of Lloyds Lab-
oratories. Toronto.
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O1 FPvR '1'U INVENTORS
Ali OFFER TO EVERY INVENTOR
List of inventions and full Infor-
mation sent tree. The Ramsay
Co., Registered Patent Attorneys,
273 Runk Street. Ottawa. (',nnnda.•
la
LANDS WANTED
WANTED FOR CASH, WASTE
lands, cut over lands, on lake,
river or highway. State lot and
concession numbers, township
end all details of interest in first
letter with lowest cash price.
P.O. Box 48, Postal Station K,
Toronto.
MOTORS FUR SALE
NEW MOTORS FOR IMMEDIATE
delivery,. all sizes and eteetrical
specifications. Largo stook of re -
ch equip-
mentu4
re-
built nors, Machine shop ac p
moot and wood -wonting machln-
4•.ry. Macy Machinery Co., 109
King East, Toronto.
MEDXCAL ...
A. TRIAL -EVERY SUFFEIIErt or
Rheumatic Pains or Neuritis
e i Rem
should tryDixon's edv.
Munro's Drg Store, 991 Elgin,
Ottawa. Postpaid $1.00.
NURSSORY STOOK
FREE COLORED NURSERY
Catalogue. Full line of Fruit
Trees;. Evergreens; Flowering
Shrubs; Perennials;• Shade Trees;
Rose s; Broolcdale-Kingswey
Nurseries, Bowmnnville, Ontario,
. h'HIITtt( It A 1`11 v_
SPECIAL PRICES
ON COLORED AND FRAMED
ENLARGEMENTS
Quality Enlargements 4x0" in Beau-
tiful easel mounts, 3 for 25e. Prim-
ed in Gold, Silver, Circassian
Walnut or Black Ebony finish
frames on Ivory mats 7r9". 59c
each. If coloured 790 each,
ANY SIZE ROLL
6 or.8 exposures
DEVELOPED AND PRINTED 25e
Get prompt mall service on quality
work at low cost. Satisfied custom-
ers all over Canada will tell you
that Stat' Snapshot Service does the
best irork,
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exposure filets 25e; reprints 8 for
20c. imperial Photo Service. Sta-
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tc
PETS WANTED
WANTED CANARIES, PUPPTES,
Persian Kittens, Pigeons, other
Pets. Send descriptions price to
Seeds & Birds Co„ 1230 St. Cath-
erilte. 9V„ brontreel.
PAI' ICNTS'
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Patent Solicitors, ostnblished
1890;.. 14 King West,Toronto.
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quest. •-.
I'E11'tSONAL
GAIN WISDOM—ENCLOSE BIRTH
date. Starnes accepted. Voluntary
donations. N.O. Box 801, Ottawa,
Canada..
QUILTING PATCHES
QUILTING PATCHES
FANCY TOPCOATINCS AND .HIGH
grade .Settings, some Scotch
'Tweeds, 0018, 00 pieces 0_.50
postage included. Louis Trice. 301
Sentient Avenue, Toronto.
Iter Elum:AT10 PAINS
HAVE YOU HEATOT) ABOUT It1N-
on's Neuritis and Rltettmatic. fain
Remedy" It gives good resuits.
Sold at Munro's Drug :Store, 305
'Elgin, Ottawa. Postpaid $1.00.
SEED CORN
WE ARE GROWERS AND MARK.
eters of the fatuous Truck Load
Ear Brand seed corn. Order early
and save looney. Belle elver
Grain & Seed Company, Belle
River, Ont.
SEEDS
HICK'S KITCHEN GARDEN
THE IDEAL c'OLL17CTtON FOR
Chis seal's Victory Gardener. En-
ough seed for a garden 18 x 30
ft. for only $1.00. Includes '•nr-
rot, Beet, Radish, ,atcum tier,
Bttsh Bean (green and wax),
Lima Bean. Sweet Corn, Lettuce,
Parsley, - Onion Turnip, 'en.e,
Parsnip, Pumpl1
cin—IL varieties
in all. (51,60 Value) sent post-
paid for $1,00. Dept 1S-, — W. W.
Hick and Sons Limited, Lindsay,
Ontario. "Seeds of Merit."
SEEDS S STAMPS
VEGETABLE & FLOWER SEED
and Plants, price for stamp; and
swap for used stamps too. Mich.
Plant Co., Kalamazoo 34.
Fon SALE
AMERICAN CREAM SEPARATOR
Sales and Service new and re-
built machines. American Sep-
arator Sales, Gode'ich, Ont.
3 010 SALE
KNITTING, WEAVING W 0 0 0
Yarn, two ply, white, blue, red,
khaki, black, green, brow n, 31.29
per pound. Guaranteed. Refund.
S. Goods,SL Somme, Que.
TRACr'ORS won SALE
efcC0111IICH PEERING TRACTOR.
fifteen thirty, new rings, wrist
pins, radiator. ]-Excellent condi-
tion, $500; 2 half -horse electric
motors, 8 phase 220 colt each
$20, in Al shape, Fred Robinson,
Corbyville. Ont.
TRACTOR WVAN'EED
WANTED—LATE MODEL 4 -PLOW
Tractor or rubber for cash, I4ox
10, Brennen, Saab.
'PAPEWVOltel
STOMACH 'AND THREAD WOIIIIIS
often are the cause of Ili -health
1n humans all ages. No one Ines
mune! Why not Lind out 0 this
Is your trouble? Interesting uar-
ticulars—I'reel Write Mnlvetiey'a
Remedies, Specialists, Toronto 3.,
Ont.
ATTENTION! WOOL GROWERS
MR.' WOOL GROWER
THIS OLD ESTAOLI seem) WOOL -
len 1611 is under new manage-
ment. We onemio a Registered
Government Wool Wareboueeand
are prepared to purchase this
Seasa'ewool olion
Govern-
ment Grading standards, and at
Government stipulated prices.
THE STRATUM'S!' 'WOOLLEN'
EN•
50IL00 LIMITED, STRAT11ROY,
ONTARIO.
SIUMMER. RESORT WANTED)
WANTED TO BUY CODA PAYING.
Summer Resort or Motel, gond
each paymeIlt, I.tobett \IeT;hae, 96
Jackson Street West, Hamilton,.
Ontnl'lo,
Past -War Plans
(The Farmer Boy)
Fields without a foxhole,
Cows 011 every 1-111,
And two of my Mother's pumpkin
pies
On the kitchen winddw sill.
(The Mechanic)
To take my little o apart
t e l d ear a a..
3 i
And put it togcthcr again.
And to .take my best girl ruling
A)ip time after ten.
(The Grouch)
To get up when I want to gat op,
And read the morning 110.516,
Attd ff :I like 'rm clu,ay—
Ib h eck with 'shining sIir.cs,
—Dick in Chi, Tribe,