HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1944-11-16, Page 2Helps Check'. Colds Qukkly
You can often check a cold quickly,;.'
if you follow these instructions.
Just as soon as you feel the cold com-
ing on and experience headache, pains
in the back or limbs, soreness through
the body, take a Paradol tablet, a good
big' drink of hot lemonade or ginger tea
and go to bed.
The Paradol affords almost immed-
iate relief from the pains and aches and
helps you to get off to sleep. The dose
may be repeated, if necessary, accord-
ing to the directions. If there is sore-
ness of the 'throat, gargle ; with two
Paradol tablets dissolved in water. Just
try Paradol the next time you have a
cold and we believe that you will be
well pleased. Paradol does not disap-
point.
OTTAWA REPORTS
That Canada Will Ship Shell Eggs
To Britain This Winter
In addition to dried eggs, Britain
will now take all the A large and
A medium shell eggs that can be
shipped during the fall and winter
and 40% of the over-all surplus of
the next 12 months. The price
paid by the Special Products
Board for fresh eggs for export
Will net the shipper the same as
for eggs for drying. Provision
for export costs was made in the
price agreed on with the British
Ministry of Food. Egg and poultry
officials at Ottawa advise this
should not mean a further expan-
sion of the poultry industry, but
a new effort to obtain maximum
production from existing flocks.
They also point out that many
months' production at a fair price
is more remunerative than high
prices for a short period and un-
certain prices for the rest of -the
year.
* ' *
Policy for the Royal Canadian
Navy regarding demobilization and
reallocation of personnel for the
war in the Pacific has been out-
lined by the Director of Naval per-
sonnel.
On the defeat of Germany it is
anticipated that a "first in, first
out" plan will be applied to those
wanting release, provided their
services can be spared,` The ad-
vantages to be gained by those
who will serve in the Far East,
stressed by naval headquarters, are
that as 'a seaman's length of ser-
vice increases, so do his war
gratuity, bonus and rehabilitation
grant. also those proceeding to the
Far East will be granted leave be-
fore they go.
* * *
Anyone found guilty of enclosing
matches or lighter fluid in over-
seas parcels in future will be pro-
secuted, the Postmaster -General
stated this week. These were found
in a numiier of parcels being re-
packed after damage caused by fire
in a ship at Saint John, N.B.,
when a total of 245 out of 13,154
bags of overseas mail were des-
troyed or damaged, despite re-
peated warnings that it is illegal
4o send either matches or lighter
fluid.
* *
Farmers should ordernextsea-
son's fertilizer now and take de-
Itrery as soon as possible to be
sure of supplies, the fertilizer ad-
ministrator warns. Payment of
freight subventions on fertilizers is
still In effect.
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How London Food
Shops `Carried On'
Colonel Llewellin, Minister of
Food, speaking in London this
Food, speaking in London not long
ago, revealed secrets of the food
front under the recent flying
bomb attacks. He told how 1,200
food shops were seriously damaged
in London.
And he- gave instances of the
"carry on" pluck- shown by the
shopkeepers and their staffs and
by everybody else handling the
rations.
This was the Ministry's task:
In London alone they had to
feed, every day, the equivalent of
nearly 600 Army divisions. They
had to bake and distribute one and
a half million loaves. Londoners
used three million pints of milk a
day, and some 12 million pounds of
sugar and nearly nine million
pounds of meat.
The Bookshelf...
The Building Of
JALNA ,
By MAZO DE 'LA ROCHE
In 1927 an unknown Canadian
writer won the Atlantic's $70,000
Prize with her novel, Janna. With
The. Building Of Jaina,rMazo de la ,
Roche has now written nine books
about the Whiteoak family, books
which have established her as
Canada's leading novelist.
In her new novel; Miss .de la
Roche goes back to the year 1850.
She shows us Adeline, the impul-
sive, passionate young bride with
her Irish temper and her blazing -
loyalty; she shows us handsome
Captain Whiteoak who sold his
commission in the Hussars in or-
der to migrate `to the superb vir-
gin country on the shore of Lake
Ontario. Here is a story which
breathes With the spaciousness and
beauty of -uncut Canada. Here
are the skating parties and the
swimming, and here are the mos-
quitoes, big as dragons. "Here are
the jealousies, the fierce attach-
ments, the tart- and unexpected
humour which possess -those who
come within. range of the White -
oaks.
For the Janna devotee, The
Building Of Jalna is°the cornerstone
book of the series, the missing
chapter in the family saga, and the
best story of them all.
The Building Of Jalna ... By
Mazo de la Roche . The Mac-
millan Company of Canada . .
Price $2.75.
. PRESENTATION TO MONTGOMERY
His Majesty the King presented the Field Marshal's baton (A) to
Field Marshal Sir Bernard Montgomery at a fornial ceremony at
Buckingham Palace. The 23 inch long wooden baton is covered
with 18 lions and is tipped with 18 carat gold. (B) The inscription
on the base, while (C) shows the gold figure of St. George and the
Dragon.
WHAT SCIENCE
IS DOING
Power Saw
Shades of Jean Batiste and
Black Jack Macdonald and the old
woodsmen of the Ottawa and the
Rideau and the Muskoka bush!
What's become of us? The Leth-
bridge Herald demands.
Those knights of the saw and
blade who hewed mightily and'
fought lustily during the Winter
cutting season and the Spring log
run are being pushed into the
background and their fame for-
gotten, made but a memory by
what? By a mechanical jig -saw
that a Lilliputian could handle, if
you please,
A firm in Vancouver has invent-
ed what is called a power chain
saw which
w can be driven by a
small gasoline, electricity if it is
available, or by compressed air.
The saw blade is held against the
standing tree, the power turned on
and a blade with teeth running
around the circumference at the
rate of 2,000 feet per minute bites
into the log with a speed that
would make Jean and -Black Jack
gasp.
Again science has triumphed
over muscle and the lumberman's
job is in the sissy .category. The
triumph extends tends to a one -man-
power saw built for the pulp in-
dustry which Is operated by a 134
horsepower gasoline engine and a
chain speed of 825 feet per minute,
which w just about puts the bucksaw
in the same category at the cradle
in • the harvest field and the ox
team on the plow.
•
National character is the core of
national strength.
PHONOGRAPH RECORDS
• housands of slightly Used popular dance, selections to choose from.
TIOtor or Brunewlck 30c - Columbia 26c"-- Decca or Bluebird. 20c.
Special Attention .given to mall orders. When ordering, give name
or orchestras.
Waar7'E FOR. PARTICTJLARS
VIGNEUX BROS.
Automatic Phonographs
990 BAY STREET, TORONTO
1
Reich Weather
'Made In America'
What does the weatherman have
in store for the Western Front?
Rain, mutt and cold mean handi-
caps for fighting men and fighting
machines. Bad weather hinders
ground and air operations, can af-
fect th. fortunes of war by dis-
rupting military schedules.
On the side of the Allies is the
important fact that much of Ger-
many's weather is not "made In
Germany." In large part it is ruled
by the winds blowing westward
over the Atlantic, and it can be
known before it reaches the Reich,
says a buliet't of the National Geo-
graphic Society. Weather stations
In the United States and in Green-
land and Iceland keep the Allies
informed of what's brewing in the
weather caldron; the Germans have
had to look to their dwindling num-
bers of submarines for reports.
Women of U. S.
Work on Railroads
Two hundred and fifty thousand
women are working in the trans-
portation industry of the United
States, 112,000 of them with Class
1 railroads, says the ,Sault Ste.
Marie Star. The other 138,000 are
engaged in other forms of trans-
portation, such as aviation, truck-
ing, buses, trolleys, suburban rail-
ways and steamships.
CHECKED
mr wide,*..
-or Motley ', h
Y Ba i;k
For quick relief from itching caused by eczema,
athlete's foot, scabies, pimples and ether itching
Conditions, use pure, cooling, medicated, liquid
D D,. D. PRESCRIPTION. d giiic less gad
etalnlee. Soothes, comforts and gGkkiyy calmsinten:
today
itching. Don't suffer. Ask ybur druggist
- today for D. D.D. PRESCRIPTION.
rt If you suffer MONTHLY 1
FEMALE-• PAIkH
Yon Who suffer Such pain with tired,'
nervous irritable weak feelingt-due.'
to functional monthly disturbances'
-should try�Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound to relieve such.
symptoms. Pink/seta's Compound`
Irrara r7AT055 Thousands upon'
thousands have reported benefit,'
Follow .label directiono._,_,TSBLE
LYDIA E. PINI(HAM S+colxrou
This Woman Knew
Secret And Kept It!
One woman knew the secret of
the now famoue prefabricated
ports which enabled supplies to
begin pouring into Normandy on
D.Day - and kept it. Pretty,
brunette Mrs. Masika Lancaster,
wife of an officer and an artist of
xceptional'.ability, made the 'origi-
nal cardbaard,:nlodels.
She took models to parliament
recently where she spent the
day in the committee roost ex-
plaining the ports' 1workings. The
models were made by sapppers:'at
the war office at the cost of ap-
proximately 52,250 but the two
ports cost, approximately $112,-
500,000,
$112,500,000, or roughly two days' ex-
penditure of the war.
Mrs. Lancaster and her colle-
agues worked six - months to ac-
complish their task,
ACOU'UNTAN'rs. .5 AUDIT ORS
INCOME TAX Rl i'ORTs, complete
monthly. Bookkeeping Services.
smallbusinesses our specialty.
A. Brett & Company, 8 Wellington
• Street East, Toronto.
RAnY CHICKS
POULTRY KEEPERS.
BE CERTAIN of SEC'Uitl\Ci GOOD,
healthy Chicks this coming- ,Sea-
son by placing your order now.
Write for 1945 prices on.. our Gov-
ernment Approved .Chicks, also
catalogue containing the proper
brooding and methods used in
raising better poultry.
MONKTON POULTRY
FARMS.
Monkton, Ontario
WE HAVE A FEW DAYOLDS,
available. Also some laying puI-
lets.Write for list and. prices.
Have you your COPY of the Re-
port on Ontario's 1944 Poultry
Conference? We'll ..send 1t free.
Everypoultryman .needs it -Bray
Hatchery, 130 John St. N., Ham-
ilton, Ont.
FREE RANGE PULLETS LAYING
and ready to lay for Immediate
delivery. Barred ROcica, New
Hampshires, White Leghorns,
Hybrids. Also booking day old
chicks for 1946 now. Top Notch
Chicicerles, .Guelph; Ontario,
51.00 BOOKS YOUR ORDER
ORDER YOUR 1945 CHICKS NOW,
and not be disappointed, A11
chicks arefrom guaranteed test-
ed stock, and from 25 oz. eggs or
better. Barred Rocks mixed :$12.00
per 100, white leghorns mixed
$11.00 per 100, Barred rock pull-
ets $10.00 per 100, white leghorn
pullets $24.00 per 100, white rocks
mixed $15.00 per 100, white Rock
pullets $22.00 per 100, Brown leg -
horns mixed 518.00 per 100, Brown
leghorn pullets 524.00 per 100. We
guarantee 100% live delivery,
balance paid O.O.D. Maple City
Hatchery, Chatham, Ontario.
ONLY TWO THINGS ARE SURE,
death and. taxes. 'Rut I think we
can add another "sure tiring" and
that Is the poultry business In
the coining year. There are two
reasons. for my optimism. First
of all we're still shipping eggs
and poultry overseas and In
large quantities, Secondly there
will always be a ready sale for
eggs and poultry 1n Canada
while employment continues on
a high level. Tweddle chicles
have been making money for our
customers for 20 years. Send for
Early Bookingpricclist and tree
catalogue today. Also laying and
ready to lay indicts for immed-
iate delivery. Tweddle Chick
I3atcheries Ltd., Fergus, Ontario,
ORDER YOUR CHICKS NOW.
AND YOU ARE GUARANTEED
your chicks for next spring when.
you want them. Barred. Rock
mixed 512.00 per 100, white leg -
horns mixed 511.00 per 100, Bar-
red Rock Pullets 519.00 per 100,
00 tHeavy-Breed pullets
00 per
100, Leghorn Ckls, 52,00 per 100.
All chtelca hatched from 26 oz.
eggs or better and -front special
mated flocics.Guaranteed 100%
live delivery, $1.00 books your
order, balance :C,O.D. Rainbow
Hatchery, Chatham, Ontario,
YOUR CHICKS WILL PAY -THE
Top Notch Way, Yes and this
fall Top Notch Chlckeries are
giving .you the opportunity of
booking your order early. New
-purchasers will be agreeably
surprised at the service and of
course, old customers do not
have to be told that Top Notch
stands for the best In chick
hatchery standards both as to
service and the highest quality
chicks. Send for Early Booking
pricelist today. You will save
money by booking your order
early. Also laying pullets for Im-
mediate delivery. Top Notch
Chlckeries, Guelph, Ontario,.
100 CHICKS FREE
WITH EVERY ORDER OF 100 PUL -
let chicks, we give 100 tree chicks
(our choice), Leghorn. pullets'
$22.96 per 100, barred Rock pul-
let. 519.90 per 100. White Roelc
Pullets $24,95 per 100. Brown leg -
horn Pullets $24.96 per 100. All.
chicks sold backed by high: egg
pedigreed stock. $1.00 boolcs your
order, balance C.O.D. Guaranteed
100% live :delivery. I0ent Hatch-
ery, Chatham, Ontario,
EGGS ARE A GOOD PRICE AND
we have the pullets that will
shell out the eggs, Barred Rocks,
w apLahone nd Hybrids. White
and
ready to lay. Also booking ord-
ers
Catalogue. tTweddle ChicksH Free
Hatch-
eries Ltd., Fergus, Ont•
DYEING .0 CLEANING
RAVE YOU ANYTHING NEEDS
dyeingor cleaning? Write to us
for information. We are glad to
answer your questions. Depart-
ment H,: Parker's Dye Works
Limited. 794 Tonga Street, To-
ronto. -
FOR SALIC
ELECTRIC MOTORS, NEW, USED,
- bought, sold, rebuilt: beltt s,
pulleys, brushes, Allen Electric
Company Ltd., 2826 Duffer's, St.,
Toronto.
ARMY BOOTS
NEWLY RECONDITIONED BOOTS
of •our armed forces, perfect con-
dition, $3.26. delivered. Money-
back guarantee. State size, send
money order, Ruskin & Co.,
Peterborough, Ont.
NEW HAIR GROWTH, .004 YOUR
money back. That is the guaran-
tee behind "Luxul", the amazing
'formula for . eliminating dandruff.
baldness, falling' and thinning
hair:81.50 and $2.76. at all drug-
gists -or direct from Luxul Pro-
ducts, Windsor, Ont.
"FAIRWAY"
IT CLEANSI-
AS IT WAXESI-
AS IT POLiSHES!
Quick Efficient Floor Tool! Cana-
dian.Patent, Material, workmanship,
guaranteed. .Pull directions with
each Fairway" only $570 express
paid, C.O.D. 463 Gerrard Street,
Toronto.
POR .SALE. SLEIGHS AND CUT -
term. Shipped anywhere. For in-
formation write box 22, 137ussels,
Ont.
FOR SA.L10
51,00 a BUSHEL,BALDWINS, P30-
waulces, Russets, etc. -delivered.
Phone Gerrard 2640 or .write
rt. Nettle, 00.50, 1, Pickering,
POULTRY GRITS
BUY CANADIAN GRITS AND SAVE
25% and produce better eggs.
Price white soluable 98% Calcium
Carbonate, and white tnsolunble
over 00% Silica. Agents wanted -
Send for prices and smnu'es,
STINSON REEK SUPPLY
COMPANY LIMITED
6686 Delorimier Ave„ Montreal, P.Q.
WHOLESALE BAKERY, PARRY
Sound district, owner retiring,
excellent business, property and
business complete. 50500.00. Cole-
man & Company, 77 Victoria St„
Toronto..
ANIMAL SNARES, (STEEL CABLE,
loch, swivel). Fox $3.00 doz. Coy-
ote $4.00 doz. Prepaid. Write for
free snaring instructions and cir-
culars on Indian trapping meth-
ods, snares, lures, etc. Bill Hoff-
man, Russell, Mnn,
GROCERY BUSINESS,' ALGOMA
district, fifteen hundred popula-
tion splendid business, pl'opertY
and business $3700.00. Stools at
cost. Coleman & Co. 77 Victoria
Street, Toronto.
SEVERAL LOADS GOOD BUSH
horses, mates In foal and farm
chunks. -Gregg's Machinery Ex-
change, 6th and Halifax Sts., Re-
gina, Sask,
CATERPILLAR TRACTOR DR40
Snow Plough V type with side
wing; Double Druni Steam Winch
-60 h.p.; Double Drum Gasolene
winch -80 h.p.: Winch with air
cooled motor: Universal Jpints tor
Hydraulic Hoists. Richter Truck
& Auto Parts, 874 Wellington W..
Montreal..
FOR SALE REGISTERED COCKER
spaniel pups pet and. show stock.
Martindale 'Kennels Reg'd., 664
Downie St., Stratford, Ont.
CHOICE OXFORD AND-SHROP-
ahire Ewes, Apply Tyle Cook,
Phone 8511.1 St. Thornes, It R. 8.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES,
beauties, Registered, all colors.
253 Briarhill Ave., Toronto.
SUF7POLIC BREEDING R A M 5,
also Yorkshire Gilts farrowing
Nov. and .Dec. Registered,
Churchsicle, Lunonbin'g, Ontario.
A SICUNT0 TRAPPING TU1001111
Last season I caught and killed 2.4
ekunke without smell or damage
to pelts with a trap I .Invented.
Complete drawhtga and tnrorm-
ation of this trap 52.00. Herman
Martin, Box 78, Forgue, Oet.
ROBSE]10ANSITIP
"HOW TO BREAK ANTI TRAIN
Horses.', A book everyfarmer
and horseman should have. Tt 1s
free; no obligation. Simply address
Beery School of 1lorsemnnship,
Dent. 411, Pleasant Hill. Ohio,..
FARM MACHINERY
FANNING MILL (Kline) SEED
Grader, Fanners, highly recom-
mend, also screening. Kline
Manufacturing, Box 124 Weston,.
Ont.
MACHINERY REPAIRS
MACHINERY REPAIRS
GENERAL MACHINE SHOP -WORK
ELECTRIC ANT) ACETYLENE
WELDING
METALLIZING
HAVE YOUR WORN SHAFTS
AND BUSHINGS MADE LTICE
NEW BY TI•IE NEW METAL
SPRAY.PROC'ESS
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Godson Contracting
Co., Ltd.
Union St, Toronto
JUNCTION 7360
PPA EMS P(111 SALE
188 ACRES, 1 MILL'' WEST OP
Rltchener limits. Kitchener -Stret-
ford highway. Charles W. Moser,
R.R. 4, Kitchener,
114 ACRES, 20 ACRES OF RUSE,
80 acres good tractor Land, large
bank barn, 2 houses, 1 stone, 1
frame: furnishings optional: 214
m11es from the town of Durham,
11' Cawthra. Se., Toronto.
100 ACRES, 50 CLEARED, CLAY
loam, spring water, 7 rimmed
house, good barn, implement
shed, telephone and hydro avail-
able; 8 miles from highway, 10
Wiwi north of Bracebridge. E.
Brlese, Fallcenburg, Ont.
•H AIRDICESS1NG
LEARN HAIRDRESSING THE
Robertson method Information
on request - regarding classes.
Robertson's Hairdressing Arad-
emy,. 137 Avenue Road, Toronto.
HAIR GOODS
Only firm In Canada manufacturing
ladies' and .gentlemen's hair goods.
exclusively, Write us for partfeu-
'are.
W
E'S HR GOOS
258 Tong nSt., Toon o, Ontario
81En1(IAI,
ARTHRITIC PAIN? FOR ARTH-
ritic Pain take Permol Rheumatic
Arthritic Pain Tablets - get
positive relief! At your druggist's
or send $1.00 today and receive
One month's 6upplY postpaid.
Fermol Distributors, Box 712,
London, Ont.
STOMACH AND THREAD WORMS
often are the cause of ill -health
In humans, all ages. Ne one im-
mune! Why not find out if this
is your trouble? Interesting par-
tloulars-Free! Write Mulvenoy's
Remedies, Specialists.. Toronto 8.
FRUIT JUICES: THE ..PRINCIPAL
Ingredients in Dixon's Remedy
for Rheumatic Patna, Neuritis.
335dElgin Ottawa, sP Postpaid Store,0
FIG-LAX TABLETS, A POSITIVE
corrective for constipation, slug-
gish liver, disordered stomach
and bowels.'26e at deniers, or by
mall 2 boxes 50c; 6 boxes $1.00;
write Fig -Lax Products, Wood-
stock, Ont.
WILLIAMS
CAMPHORATED
MUSTARD CREAM
gives quick relief to back
pains, caused by stains or exposure to cold,)
preventing rheumatic or muscular lumbagq
complications- One application gives results
t!alidl 01510005 NCSik1 CRNN: lie r lot 11 doe slop
MP1]IOAL
BAUMEEKA FOOT BALM destroys
offensive odor 'instantly,. 460
bottle. Ottawa' agent, .Denman
Drug Store, Otinwe '
WANTED - EVERY SUFFERER
of Rheumatic Pains or Neuritis
to try Dixon's Remedy. Munro's
Krug Store. 335 Elgin, Ottawa.
Po,stpnid 851.00.
841100045, IN,S'rf Orsnorms
r1F.D A. 130DDTNOTON 13UYS,
sells, exchnncee rnn.lenl Instru-
ments. 111 Church, Toronto 2.
O1'PORTTINITIES POR WOMEN
BE A HAIRDRESSER
JOIN CANADA'S MCAT/INC'. Sr'T30Oli
Great Opportunity. Learn Hair-
dressing
Pleasant dignified profession, good
wages, thouesads successful, Marvel
graduates. America's greatest sys-
tem. Illustrated catalogue free.
Write or call
MARVEL. TTATRDRESSING
SCHOOLS
358 BLOOR W., TORONTO
Branches: 44 Xing St. Hamilton,
& 74 Rideau -Street, Ottawa.
DH(ITOr:it A PM
TIME TESTED QUALiTY
SERVICE and SATISFACTION
Your films properly developed and
printed
6 OR 8 EXPOSURE BOLT s 25c
RPPRTNTS 8 for 25c
PTN1.s.0 ENLARGING SERVICE
You may not get n31 the films you
want this year, but you snit get all
the (futility and service you desire
by sending your films to
IMPT:RTAL PTTO'n0 SlOnVICE
Station J. Toronto
Pp1RS()NAT.
"20T,13AH CO MING PEFfIRE
Christ" wonderful- book free,
Megiddo Mission, • Rochester 11.
N.Y.
•
PATENTS
PETT•IERST)'INTTAT00H & rwirriANY
Patent Sol lei toes. Este Wished
1890: 14 King West. Toronto.
Booklet of 'Tnformat•lon on re-
quest.
STAMPS
1000 MIXED STAMPS, 25r, SENT
with attractive anprnvnls. Regal
Stamp Supply, 72 Muir Avenue,
Toronto.
TANNING .0 '0AX0fER7I1:Y
DEER HEA138. WANTED, *1)1 par
goodprice for large Buck Heads,
long' necks not out up the throat.
Write lar particulars,
DEER HEADS mounted reasonable
prieee,
D1010070 HIDES tanned into glove
loather. We also buy Deet' Hides.
BEAR. HIDES tanned and nada Into
IPloor Rugs, and Robes.
FOX STEINS & FURS. tnntiocl and
made Into Necklileees.
OL1) 5110, gra:vst;n CO. 0.T1):
264 Elm Street• Toronto
AGENTS WANTED
AN OLD ESTARLTSTIED CIi0CIC
hn tchery wants agents In cer-
tain localities In Canada to take
orders for chicles in your spare
time. The commission is good
and the chicks are well and rev-
ourahly known. Write for full
details Errs No, 182, 73 Adelaide
Wr„ Toronto.
STORAGE SPACE wANTGIn
I HAVE A LONDON l.'TRM \I'TTO
desires- 20 to 20,000 sgno ro fret
Or dry storage sneee. within 30
miles of London. What have volt
to offer? 1V -rite Pert Weir & Son,
Realtors, 1004 Dundee 'St„ Lon-
don. -
W A TOT I':D
FUNERAL COACH, LATI! MODEL,
good condition and tires. Reas-
onable. Box 188, 73 Adelaide W.,
Toronto,
SAFES WANTED, f 1 0 N-
A TED TN ,. 1 -0
G U
ditton. ,T. .0 J. 'rnvto -. TAmiled
146 !wont St. E., Toronto. '
DATES 350-1,000 QTS i)AILY.
Give fullest part lcuiars, Includ-
ing price. Box 814,:. 78 Adelaide
W, Toronto. • ,
SMALL N.OUSE, SOME LAND, '1'0 -
von to thirty miles reasonable.
Tens 073, 73 Adelaide W. Toronto.
OLD BOOKS - MAGAZINES
PRE -0470 UNITED STATES OR
English pubiicetions wanted.
Jokes, true -type detective. magic,
spicy; privately printed, London
Life, -Calgary Eye Openers, 0110
thing unusual In hoops 01" mag-
azines. highest prices paid hn-
med(n telt', Write listing titles to
Box 178, 73 Adelaide W., Toronto.
WANTED 100 TO 200 ACRE FARM
}vltl1111 radius of 20 miles Of To-
ronto with good river or stream.
ter. Must be reasonable Price.
State all particulars In first let -
Others need not reply. tOox- 180,
78 Adelaide 4V.. Toronto.
HATCHING EGGS WANCIOT) FOR
1545 he telt Ing season, - llocka
culled and blood-teeted free o,t
charge snider Government Super-
vision. Good premlam paid, For
full details write .box No. 181,
73 Adelaide W., Tar•orto,
' FARM HELP 1' VOAN tEn
ENT E TR I E N C D C PA RM E A ND,
single, any nationality, under 60
Years o8 age. Good hone and
wages. Apply Mr, Rob Roy. Rew-
rite nviile, Ont.
EMPLOYMENT WANTED
1,'ARMER, PAST MIDDLE AGE,.
wishing employment -yearly with
docentn-yen,'-ol100010,-
boS'.with wnlcome, to..
te. -Can telco ,
charge. Bandy manon .any form,.
consider 'honest people only. Box
185, 73, Adelaide W.,, Toronto.