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WHAT SCIENCE
IS DOING
Poison Oak
Poison, Oak, public enemy of
the forest, is about ready to start
paying i11 debt to society—tut a rate
of perhaps 55,000,000 a year, a
scientist
estimated.
•of the
plant king-
dom,
bad boy -
g
r n•
m t �nier of
picnickers and
d m for
a
P
m
fishermen, has reformed under the
benign guidance of chemurgy and
is in a position t0' earn an honest
living said Dr. A. C. Shcad. Uni-
versity of Oklahoma chemistry pro-
fessor.
Mindful of the plant's painful
rash, people have been busily
stamping out the plant fur years,
but Dr. Shead raised a warning
hand. What we should do, he
said, is plant more poison oaks
and thus give this country three
important nett commercial pro-
duct s.
ro-ducts.
The scientist said the same juice
which Inas spread itchy rashes
would, when oxidized to eliminate
the irritant, make a lacquer of high
duality, 20,000.000 pounds of which
is at present imported annually
from India.
The non-poisonous berries, Shead
explained, are rich in fat that
could be used to make Japanese
wax. large quantities of which
were imported from Japan before
the war at prices ranging to 25
cents a pound. The Japanese got it
from a poison oak similar to the
North American variety.
The third product — and Shead
said it was a rare plant which
yielded a• many as three useful
substances — is tannin for the
leather trade, extracted from the
leaves.
The professor's estimate of the
potential commercial worth of the
plant was, he said, conservative.
'And The Farmer
Bought The Bonds
Here's an example of teamwork
in selling Victory bonds: "The oth-
er evening T saw two Victory loan
salesmen approach a man busily
plowing a garden with a team of
Horses. They talked a few tn n -
Ines then one of the salesmen took
over the team and continued the
plowing tvhlle the other made out
the bond application."
— Winnipeg Tribune.
The F.B.I. has employed 2,800
special investigators in an effort
to stop black market gasoline buy-
ing in the tT. S.
Headache
Nothing is mo re depres.
sing than headaches... p�
Why suffer?...lambly's
will give instant relief,
Lambry's is good'fol ear. LT
ache,toothache,painsin 71109
hack, stomach, bowels, Wea
Worm Trouble
CHILDREN REALLY NEED
rifILVENEY'S
'other?s
Friend
'i 2 a s' -e ehattg0-
212IC dove: it
heaps protect
itoem from )norm
freebie. a n d
either ebtld.ren's
Me. 1i c c p s
t 2 e m regular.
So soothing 1001
Sii,,a il•-y, 55.
YOU WOMEN WHO SUFFER FROM
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If you auger from hot flashes, dizzy y
spells,Irregular periods, are weak
,
nervous -due to the "muddle -age"
period In a wpman's life, take Lydia
E,Plnkham's Vegetable Compound,
It's lotped thoYsends upon thou-
sands
.of women to re
liev�
e such
synrtoms. Plnkham's Compound is
ilsoailnc stomach tonlc9Vorit
rling! Made In Canada.
...
THE WAR - WEEK — Commentary on Current Events
British Navy Has Almost Stopped
Essential Imports Reaching Reich
There is one long, hard task of
the war that. the British Navy has
aimost completed; it has practical-
ly stopped Germanimports_ of
munitions from outside Europe,
writes F, Il, C,; in The Vancouv-
er Province. Relentlessly the
Navy has. tightened its grip about
Germany's throat until one supply
line after another has been stop-
ped,
It has been a long struggle, as
it was in the last war, but in the
last two years or so the Navy, has
had valuable aid front the Air
Force.
Now Spring is here again and
no more German ships will' try to
reach Europe from the Far East.
Blockade -running is over for this
season: it may sell be over for
the war.
In the Winter of 1040-41 Ger-
many was able to import cargoes
front French overseas territories
via Unoccupied-'France—especially.
rubber from Saigon. The Royal
Navy stopped that traffic. 'Mica ,
and meat were imported from.
• Madagascar. The Royal Navy
stopped that traffic by sinking one
ship.
Most Serious
Blow
a
During 1041 and 1541 other
rotates through the blockade were
stopped- German shipsi)s ceased to
attempt to cross the South Atlan-
tic from neutral South American
ports. But the most serious blow to
German supplies was the Allied
occupation of French North Africa
in the Autumn 0f 1542, That stop-
ped all hnports into Europe by
small vessels sailing from Medi-
terranean ports.
By the end of 1042 Germany
was left with only one country
outside Europe from which to ob-
tain the'rubber, tin and edible oils
she needed—Japan, But Japan
needed other things: machine tools,
ball -bearings, and especially nod-
ALTARBOUND
Mary Rogers, above, daughter
of famed comedian, the late
Will Rogers, will be married soon
to Victor Courtrier, Jr., Hollywood
screen writer.
Modern. Etiquette
els and plans ,of weapons that 11ac1
been tested in the European thea-
tre. So the blockade -running had
to be arranged on at system of
exchange with Japan.
That was begun in the Winter
of 1042-43. Of the ships that left
the Far. East for Europe, seven
were sunk. Others were damaged
so they could not stake the voy-
age. During last Winter five ships
left the Far East for Europe; four
of them were sunk.
Exchange System Broken Down
No ships left Europe for Japan.
Several were ready and loaded;
ctwo were so badlydamaged in port.
they could not have sailed; the rest
have never sailed for some un-
announced reason.. The system of
exchange has broken down. It 1003'
be. that Germany did not wish to
risk the ships; it may be that Ger-
many could no longer spare hall -
bearings and machine tools for Js-
pan.
Today, out of 30 Vessels that
during the last two years were en-
gaged in running the blockade bet-
ween Japan and Europe, only 10
arc left. Out of those 10several
are badly damaged, and nearly all
of them are in European ports un-
derOnly
of the R.A.F.
�r the eves
do
Japan, and
R.A.F.
areleft in a
r two1
one oT p
the Ja-
panese
whether
'tna•bec T
n may
any
will be willing to sent)
more cargoes to Europe before
they have got something in, ex-
change.
Allied Sea Power Grows
Germany's needto import car-
goes from overseas was proof of her
failure to .make. Europe self-suffi-
cient. Her attempt fo import car-
goes in unescorted merchantmen,
relying on speed and evasion, was
a result of her lack of sea power.
'rhe fact that these supplies are
coming to an end at the very time
when Germany needs them most
is a result of the steady growth of
Allied sea power.
By Roberta Lee
1, In whose name should a girl's
wedding invitations and announce-
ments be issued if she has no
parents nor close relatives?
2. Should one be embarrassed if
it i5 necessary to ask a person his
name in order to introduce him?
3. Isn't it proper for one to add
a postscript t0 a letter?
howwhich
•4 r1 dinner, and in
At
hand should a waitress )told the
dish she is serving?
5, Is it all right to typewrite an
invitation, acceptance of an in-
vitatioly, or regrets?
0. Is it good manners to use Mr,
or I1:fiss when .introducing mem-
bers of one's family?
ANSWERS
1. In this instance, the wedding •
31001(1 probably he too informal for
herto need either invitations .or
announcements. If determined 10
send them, the only thing sh•e
cods) do would be to send them
in her own name, or have her
fiance's family do so. 2. No; be
courteous and natural, without
offering an apology. 3. It is all
right but one should trp to avoid
postscripts except when necessa-
ry. 4. The dish should be held on
a folded napkin in the left hand.
Then, if necessary, the right Band
can he used to steady the dish.
5. While it is being done, the
typewriter should be used for busi-
ness purposes only. 6. It would he
better to avoid the titles if possi-
ble.
"Popability"
Popcorn bnliletilltes loses its
"popctbility". due to dryness; this
essential property may be restored
to the corn by pitting it in a fruit
jar with a tablespoonful or two of
water, shaking and letting stand a
week.
Paint Is Preservative.
Protector, I3eautihier
Among Post -`,hilar planners,, the
Canadian a'alnl, Varnish and 'Lae -
quer Association, with .05 per
cent Of the paint manufacturers
and dealers of Canada hashing
the scheme, is unique. Although
wartime sales are higher than
they have ever been, the industry
counts cm a still further expansion
when the war is oven.
An aggressive and dynamic sel-
ling ' policy is being outlined to
members of the Association at
various city and provincial group
meetings by pointing cult that a
wide campaign of advertising and
publicity would open new selling
fields if manufacturers and sup-
pliers placed before Canadians
all the hitherto little -mentioned
attributes of their products. For
years paint has been known
chiefly as s beautifier, protector
and preservative. It also has
decided' assets as a protection
against fire, as a fighter against
gyms and disease, as'an improver
of health and vision, as a pro-
duct that could lessen strain and
fatigue, make work more pleasant,
living more enjoyable and the
world a brighter place in which
to lbws.
In the eyes of the paint indus-
try, Canada today is paint shabby,
rural shabby, and urban shabby and
industrial maintenance has suffered
r isa
there
1 •r Everywhere
a )stens t.
crying g need for the application of
Y S
surface
• c ta e the o
the old slogan 'S
and you save all."
Transport Barges
Barges of from 600 tons to 2,-
000 tons capacity have been com-
mandeered by . the Germans in
Belgium, France, The Netherlands,
Poland and Yugoslavia. These
boats have been taken to Germany,
for transport service on the Rhine
and side canals, to supplement the
insufficient Means Of conveyance.
Sial Q Se '6ti teafr
i'llt:41iftelltliks
Easy to roll, delightful
— to smoke
FINE EBJT VGA
'k4,.us%4l'-nt yh, i:•'�•.114"r+w
ETTE TOWED
9
Have You Heard?
.A typical example of the un-
conquerable Cockney spirit. A. fa-
n.ous city tavern, windows shat-
tered, has the following notice
posted up where the windows
once stood:—
OPEN AS USUAL
The little tea and coffee shop
next door, windows all shattered,
has gone one better and announces
cheerily:—
MORE OPEN THAN USUAT
—o'—
what a
asked
of eleven, Girl,
peninsula was and what was a
gulf, replied: "A peninsula la is a
piece of land with three sides
SAFES
protect your 1100119 and CASH
from FIRE and. TIIIh'VES. We
have a size and type or Safe, or
Cabinet. for any purpose Visit
• ,ta, or write for prlees, etc. to
Dept. W.
246 Front St. 1:., Toronto
Established 181St,
j.ECj.TAYL®R LIMITUO
TORONTO SAFE WORK
of water, A gulf is three sides
of land with one piece of was•
er.
—0--
"William,
-0—"William, I used to have a luxu-
riant beard like yours but when T
looked at myself in the mirror. I
decided to shave it off."
Quick as a flash, -William re-
torted: "Sir, I once had a face 11102
yours but when I looked at my-
self in the mirror, I decided
grow a beard,"
i
y
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C°PIC
FERMOZ
LA:il:'1IVE
TABLETS
ctirl.�ICI.Y [LL•`LLITYE
CONSTIPATION
1f you euffer front Henlohnh- ids
(Plies) try getting. relief thre `gh
soothing gentle action 'Of FERI_JL
LAXATIVE E TABLETS which ne
many have found effeetivo for title
condition. G0 to your drugstore and
obtain PSJRMOL LAXATIVE T...13-
LETS—two ETS—two months supply for s 10,
or write direct 1"]iiW'sis L DISTRI U-
r01ts, LONDON, Ontario,
/tea
ISAIIY CHICKS
ANOTHER )3ARG=ASN OFFER
while they lust. Two week o111
pullets White Leghorns $20.00,
Vlach Minorca X White Leghorn
pullets 520,00 per hundred. Act
quickly these will soon go at
these prices, Also reduced prices
for day old chicks In all popular
breeds, non -sexed, pullets or
eoeksrels. Also 'tree range pul-
lets eight weeks of age and old-
er. Free catalogue. Top Notch
Chlckerles, Guelph, Ontario.
RP OIiOED PRICES POR CHICKS,
Barred Rocks and Leghorns lac,
Leghorn pullets 22c Barred Rook
pullets 20c Leghorns are Jiarron
Strain, Rocks are 0,13.8. breed_
tog. All breeders aro blood test-
ed. One dollar books your order.
Z. D. Johnson, Fergus, Ont,
WI1ILCOME NEWS—PROMPT NAY
and June delivery on Tsveddle
Chicks, Foreseeing another year
of big demand for -poultry and
eggs, everybody at Tweddi0:
Hatcheries has been working
hard since "away back when."
That's why we can offer prompt
:June delivery of all the popular
breeds of chicks — day olds
and older pullets — cockerels
—non -sexed. Its good Judgment
to order extra T\veddle Chicks
now because the grass ration
does at lot for chicks and lowers
feed costs. Fuel costs are lower
too. Prices are reduced for
lune. Ask for -special prices on
two week old pallets- in \Vhite.
foghorns .and meek Minorca X
White Leghorns. `Also older free
range pullets eight weeks of age
and olden'Free catalogue. Twed-
dle Chicle Hatcheries Limited,
Fergus, Ontario,
CI3IVES IMMEM TE SHIPMENT—
also started pullets—In some
breeds. Contact us for breeds
available nolo or later in June.
Buy the right stock for the right
results at the right time this
fall and winter. Bray Hatchery,
130 John N., Hamilton, Ont.
STA [(TED t,lf[C115
RE'DTUCF.711 PRICES ON STARTED
chicks from a Real Breed Mg Farm
of 5000 Breeders. 1, 2, 3, 4 weeks
old. Prompt. delivery. Don't take
chances on ordinary chicks 101105)
You can get these high quelity
1 reasonable rices,
W el6 01 such n
We do our best to produce heel -
thy, well bred, "to produce",
disease-free chicks. Order Yom's
1101v, Send for Started Last and
Week..ly Specials L\ICEVTEW
POULTRY IARM, 'Wele Bros.,
.Phone' 70, Exetdr,Ontario,
BA RCtATN SALT' 010 DAY OLD
chicks for this week an111 next
w e e lc. Government Approves]
ehicics from binodtested breed-
ers Non sexed: White Leghorns•
'Barred Rocks, White Leghorn X
:Barred Rooks 50.50 per IMO. as-
sorted breeds $8115. Pullets:
White Leghorns, White Leghorn
Y Bart'ed. Reeks $19.90, R/111.0.(1
))ogles 51 3.90, Assorted 512.90.
Cockerels: Barred 'Rocks. $3.06,.
Assorted 23eavtes 57,05. No de-
posit required. Chicks shipper]
0.0.0. -anywhere. Also two weelc
old started. ,Thls advertisement
must, aceompalhy your order to
receive these special pldces.
Please give second choice, Top
Notch Chickeries, Guelph, Ont,.
JUNE DAY-OLD CHICKS '3'o
JI'1 V 1st
ANY 131010000) UOU13r 111 AA ,GRADE
mixed. chicks $12,00 per 100;
Heavy Breed pullets 518.00 per
100; Light and Medium breeds
$20:00 per 100,. Order from this
ad. 1055 deposit. Also clay -old
cockerels, 'Pure pro Sussex,
Stout X 1. l4ew Hemp., , Sussex X
:Barred Rock, Large 'Type White
Leghorns, Barred Roles, 'tarred
nook X Leghorn Sussex X Leg-
horn, New }rnmpssires. L UCE-
WEI' POULTRY FARM, 'Wein
Bros., Phone 78, Exeter, Ont.
10c BARRED ROCKS 10c
ORDrR 'NOW FOR JUNTO AND
July chicks, First Come, first
served. Barred Racks )nixed SOc,
'Barred 'Rock Pullets ' 1.71 Leg -
horns mixed Or, Leg•ho'is pullets
20e. Barred 'Rork Cockerels 510.00
per hundred,. Leghorn cockerels
$2,00 per 1.00. All egg's Set. front
25 az, eggs nr better end from
high muttering stock. Cinal'un(re
100511 live delivery, 51,00 crooks
vnttr 01101 Babinec (110,11.. Sexing.
IJsnnf. (-morhu,o. 0nturle.
DYEING & CLEANING
HAVE YOU ANYTHING NEEDS
dyeing Or cleaning? Write to us
for Information. We are glad to
answer your questions. Depart-
ment H, Parker's Dye Works
Limited. ?01 Yong.) Street, To.
ronto.
HAIRDRESSING
AMBITIOUS GIRLS and
MIDDLE AGE
women, learn )hairdressing at Can-
ada's finest and largest schools.
Refined, dignified work. Splendid
pay. Write or call for free liter-
ature. Marvel Hairdressing Schools,
358 131oor Street, Toronto. Branches
44 Song Street, Hamilton, and 74
Rideau Street, Ottawa.
L ISA 14 N HAISWJueSslNu THE
Robertson method, Information
on request regarding classes,
Robertson's Hairdressing Acad-
emy, 13? Montle )toad, Toronto,
MEDICAL
ROUTAVE
inmS.n's�eursd RheRD umatic
atic
Pain Remedy? It gives good re-
sults, bftlnro's Drug Sto'e, 335
Elgin, Ottawa. i'ostpaid 51.00,
sTUMAt.:19 AND TI0LUTAD) WORMS.
often are the cause or ill -health
In humans all ages. No one Im-
munel Why not find out if this
Is your trouble? Interesting par-
ticulars—Free: Write 0Kulveney's
Remedies. Specialists. Toronto 3.
Ont.
13AUM11E1iA FOOT BALM destroys
offensive odor Instantly, 45c
bottle, Ottawa agent, Denman
Drug Store, Ottawa.
A TRIAL—EVERY sL1rvisrasR OF
Itheumatie Pains or Neuritis
should try Dix031's-ItemedY.
RIunro's. Drub" Store, 535 Elgin,
Ottawa. Postpaid ..$1.00.
PHOTOGRAPHY
PROMPT MAIL SERVICE
Canada's
Send your film vols t0 L.n lud
a's
largest photo finishing studio,
GET BETTER PICTURES
AT LOWER PRICE
Any Size Rell—G os 8 Exposures.
DEVELOPED AND PRINTED 250
A customer at Berwick, NA.,
writes ,1 want You to know hoW
Pleased 1 am with your wonder-
ful.work and prompt service." We
have such letters from all ever Can-
ada.
ENLARGEl\'MJ3NTS
7 for 25c
416" In Easel Mounts.
SPECIAL PRICES ON
FRAMING AND COLORING
Enlargements 4x0" on ivory tinted
mounts 7x0" in Gold, Silver, Circas-
sian Walnut or Blade Ebony finish
frames, 59c each, If enlargement
coloured, 70e each.
STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE
Box 129, Postal Terminal A, Toronto
Print. Your Name and Address
Plainly On All Orders.
TIME TESTED QUALITY
SERVICE and SATISFACTION
Your films properly developed and
pr,n ted
6 OR 8 EXPOSURE ROLLS 25e
REPRINTS 8 for 25c
LINEST ENLARGING SERVICE
You may not get all the films You
want this year, but you can get all
the quality and service you desire
by sending your films to
hal l'EIt3Al.1 PHu'I'O' SEIRVICE..
Station .1. Toronto.
PA'pl➢N'i S
ie ET EI 1JI1s'1'11N 11 A. I.11: kr la titll'AN1
Patent Sellelto.s llol tbllsbed
181111; 11 ' Klrua Wm:!t, I',r,',bO
8001:let of Ill franc, lion un re
Voest,
-FOR SALE
100 ACRES—ON)O MILE FROM
Perth. Mrs. E. J. Leach, 04.R, N0. 1
Perth.
180 use,tEeigllttIRT FARM, ro0ms,bank barn.
Implement shed, garage, lots of
shade trees, artesian well, water
in house and barns }Hydro, close
to school, on palet) road, seven-
teen miles from Toronto. Apply
R. E. Bateman, Unionville.
100 "ACRE, GOOD CLAY LOAM,
lots of water, hydro available,
within 20 utiles of Toronto, good
buildings, stock full line of Im-
plements, including new tractor;
sell complete with stock or sep-
arate. Would consider small cot-
tage with garden, and cash. its
part payment. Reason ill -health.
S. It. Bryant, 11.11 2, 23ornbl'.
200 ACRES—BUllfl'ESS, 6 MILES
from Perth. Wm. Matheson, .Perth
3,
131712LINGTON, 5 OR 20 ACRES;
apples and pears, bearing; no
buildings. Box 141, 78 Adelaide
West, Toronto.
rARMs ' iron SALE, 1N TT7MISIi,-
aming district, close to highway,
railwaymarkets, bargains, Write
Zatek Verdict), \'Vawbew'awa, Ont.
2000 BIRD -NATURAL 20111Y TUR -
key Ranch equipped and stocked.
Autnmatle itamm Trout Ponds,
Fruit and rine furnished hone.
t'ltlll coaeh buyer on operation.
Whaling Turkey' Ranch, Moore-
field, Ontario.
OINCa FISHING? CATCH FISH
no matter where they are 'with
magic lure, Particulars 25rt And
stamp, N:IC., 320 Ave. C. South,
Saskatoon, Sask.
100 ItEGfST.ERED i'OLI.;ED I3ERE-
ford cattle at auction July Ord.
For information and catalogue
write Malcolm McGregor, Bran-
don, Manitoba.
FOR SALE RleG1sT}:RED " 2ER-
sey bull, 2 years old, sire Beauty's
Triumph-1000170'-0am t'almnet
Jane -00455 — Leo Cruickshank,
Low, Que.
HI P 1 T
A. ANC d 0
N
Straatain'" Pedigreed, Fails Ten
Dollars and Trios Pour; Den Dol-
lrtrs, W. 10. Lymer, .2 miles west
on No. 2 'Highway, Downie. Mille,
Ontario, Rotate 1.
TO CLOSE 'ESTA'TE 100 ACRES
for sale, 05 cleared, 60 acres bush.
and swamp; large stone house,
new furnace, largebank barn,
both well roofed; plctm'esrtue to-
eatlon on county stone road t100
miles from Acton prlee, $7,000,00.
Apply George Somerville, Acton,
Ont,
JERSI01 S
WT) ARE NOW O'r1'3R.TNG 131,1.1.
calves. frn,n a few weeks old to
-serviceable ago by our herd sires
and out of good producing', high
classified dams, The best strains:
for t.355 and procluctien are rep-
resented, Prices are me0t reason-
able, DON IIEA.1) FARMS, RICII-
MOND HILL, ONTARIO,
NEW ZEALAND WRITE 1tABBI'TS,.
Junior stock, 2 months, weight
41e 150nature at 12 lbs., $1.0.00
trio; Pedigreed. Guaranteed live
delivery. We buy alt you raise,
Write: 'United Rabbitry, :Dart-
mouth, NM. •- -
DeWALT SAWS AND WOODWORH-
tut; Machines, Newest types Avail-
able from direct factory repre-
sentatives for Canada. Quotations
gladly furnished on application.
De\Vett Disber Corporation Ltd.,
.102 West Ponder SL, Vancouver,
13.0.
SLIP7'T HARNESS DRESSING —
Uinest loather- and harness pre-
servative, Slpit also has many
houeshold. uses 250 up at most
grocery, hardware and 011515.
stores, A product of Lloyds Lab-
oratories. Toronto.
ELECTRIC MOTORS, NEW, USED,
bought, sold rebuilt; Debi e,
pulleys, brushes, Allen Electric
ramps ny Ltd., 2320 Duff Orin St..,
'oro"'-. y
FOR SALE
NEW 131CYCLEs 100R 'MEN Alin
boys. 54.2.50--$44.00—$4.1.75 and.
5.10,10. For women ane] gine, $18.
50—$45.00—$45.50 and $]8.50 f.t11
money order and write Neigh: of
richer to McBride., 30 Queen Dant,
Toronto.
SEWING O,IACHINES REPAt1-T•D
31.50. Tarts extra. 1f required.
Parts stili available. A. Gilbert, -.
2220 Dundee St., Toronto.
- WAR beA1? BARGAIN. AN EXC.T-
mg and thoroughly readable tar
map showing dated events; a runt,
everyone should own. A limt-ad
number only. Send payment, tic
to Canadian bine Printing Pru-
dueels, 310 Bay Street, Toronto.
MIILKING MACHINES
GEN IIINE 300142103.14 RUBBERS
and parts for old-style shaft Ing
milkers. Service by mall G G.
Rowe & Company Limited,1dI-
tributors, 47 '„rang Ave., Toren:or
Ont,
HELP WANTED
EXPERIENCED .L"LOORMAN A:II3
all round printer, permanent post -
(Ion. Apply ryt
e I3701M, Near-
' est selective Service Office.
WANTED FULL Y QUALIFIED
teachers for Homo Lconolll s '.
and General Shop, to teach gar•i0
work in morning periods. Write
giving qualifications and salFry;
expected, to A. Coleboulne S..
rotary, Riverside' Publlc $el
. Board, 345 Fairview Blvd., Itl :.-
side, Ont.
$00.00 MONTI.ILY—WOMAN PCB.
general housework, good home.
Airs. t'. H. Day, Burnhamtholme
'ark ltd., Islington,
571.00 i0011T30110 10034 E301305"
ieuced .single man on dairy Earn.
(Praetor and mincing tnach''n)
WOO). A.plrly Albert Ituel•.g.
cafdhte, ont;u'lo.
WANTED
MAN uli`AI1TURE12 Or LIGHTNINCG
rot equipment desires local solea-
1,1031 for part-time work through-
out. Ontario. Drawing ;mecum!.
against. 000111118S 011S ani t111.,'C'l,
Apply B. Iehllllso Company Lim-
ited, 200 Maki Street, Trnant0,
\V ILL I 11 CASH FOR POWER.
Laren Mower and Electric Ref rig,
(rate) live all nal'tleultua wutar,
replying. 1031 5053' Ayenue so', Out.
WANTED OLD POSTAGE iirAMl r;.
Best cash price p113, .Send your
lots to A. Stern, 2001 St Oath,
trine L, Montreal, Que., or 00,'1
511351)1 for partieulurs.
PROTIOSTANT TEACHER AS FEIN-
. Opal for four 1oo111 seho I (.106 11
diselpllllal•tatl. State quail fleatieLe
and salary 0.xpec-ed. Duties ie
commence September. Mrs. Joh:,
WiltingPec.-'l.re s,• S.S.No 5
:Kieran, R.lt. 1, Sault. Ste. -MM,.r1-
Qatari(); .
("ARM MACHINERY
FARM TRACTORS
\VANO'1..D, ANY CONDITION 117
fern. brit Ft, rdsol; also several t
31111 I,'ordsons 5250,00 u11 fun rale.
10 tri Plante Ave„ Toronto.
MR. WOOL GROWER
THIS 01E IIS't'1LL10I-11213 \VOOW,-
len \LII Is under new manage-,
meat. \W0 operate rt :Registered,
Cloy ermT100t W001 \3'oi'rhouse mid
are prepared 't0 ptll'CIlS0e (1114
Season's wool, clip 011 03000(;-
ment Grading standsrds, end at.
C,;overnrnen1 '.s Ulm ted- -phi'""•
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