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ROW TO BUY
Wartime
erg uI�atleass
IR
FARMERS
Tires on farm tractors,
combines, and trucks are
eligible for replacement
provided they cannot be
repaired or retreaded.
Furthermore, any fanner
not owning a truck may
replace the tires on his
passenger car and trailer.
For further information
see the nearest Firestone
Dealer.
FIRST go to your nearest
Firestone Dealer who
has the official information
and can advise you if you
are eligible and in which
class you are included. He
has the application forms
and will help you fill them
in, will furnish the Inspec-
tion Report and do every-
thing he can to help you
obtain a Tire Ration Per-
mit necessary to buy a new
tire ... See him today.
W U T SCIENCE
IS DING
FLYING MINESWEEPER
Early in World War II the Nazis
almost literally filled the waters
of the English channel with a new
type of mine, writes W. P. Keas-
bey in the Christian Science Moni-
tor. This mine, designed for use
in shallow waters, was made of
non-magnetic materials and em-
ployed a detonating device so con-
trived that the mine was exploded
when the steel hull of a ship pass -
...o$ deflecting a
delicate magnetic needle.
Various suggestions were made
for combating this magnetic type
of mine. The British considered
towing large sheets of metal,
fltrough the mined waters by
means of non-magnetic wooden -
bulled ships. The wooden ships
Would not affect the mines but
the metal plate would activate the
magnetic detonating mechanism
exploding the mine.
e „
Another suggestion involved tow-
ing a cable equipped with mag-
netic devices and sound makers
(the latter to explode any mines
which happened to be of the acous-
tical type). The electromagnets on
the cable would set up an elec-
trical barrage that would detonate
the magnetic mines.
Still a third means of detonat-
ing magnetic mines harmlessly
yeas by means of aerial mine-
ewreepers. The British used Well-
ington bombers for this purpose.
The bombers were equipped with
4uge rings which had a diameter
almost equal to the length of the
bomber. Installed beneath the
plane, the ring could be charged
with electricity, transforming it in-
to a powerful magnet.
Have You Heard? QUEENS KISS
A man consulted aofreal ® estate 'I
agent for a write-uP
erty he wanted to sell. When the
agent submitted his description of.
the property, the owner exclaimed'
"Read that again," After the sea -
and reading, the owner said:
"I don't think I'll sell. I've been
looking for that kind of place all
my life, but until you read that
description I didn't know I lead it"
—0—
Six-Year-Old: "I wonder why
so many babies get borned at
night?"
Seven -Year -Old: "Why, don't
you know that? It Is because
they want to be sure of finding
their mothers at home."
—0—
The pastor was examining one
of the younger classes, and asked
the question: "What are the sins
of omission?-- After a little silence
one young lady offered:
"Please sir, they're sins we
ought to have committed and
haven't."
The electricity required to ener-
gize the magnetic ring was gen-
erated by means of auxiliary mo-
tors, it being impractical to divert
sufficient power from the plane's
regular motors to run the genera-
tors.
Thus equipped and witil two
sets of gasoline engines going full
blast, the pilot would take his fly-
ing minesweeper on what often
proved a most exciting mission.
Flying close to the water's sur-
face, the magnetic field of the ring,
woeld cteYiedt the needle in 'be
magnetic mine, causing it to ex-
plode. And since the mines would -
let go practically beneath the
bomber, the ride was likely to be
bumpy, to say the least.
Later, ships were equipped with
degaussing girdles which neutral-
ized their magnetic fields, thus
protecting them from magnetic
mines.
Modern Etiquette
By Roberta Lee
1. When unfolding a napkin at
the dinner table should it he done
above or below the edge of the
talble?
2. Is it all right to flatter a per-
son when in conversation with
her?
3. If one is not familiar with a
dish when eating in a restaurant,
is it all right to ask the waiter
to describe it?
4. Why isn't it proper to use ab-
breviations when writing a social
letter or note?
5. What is the correct way to in-
troduce one's father to a woman?
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Patient—"Doctor, can you
cure me of snoring? 1 snore
so loud that I awaken myself"
Doctor—"Well, In that case
would certainly advise you
to sleep in another room."
—o—
"Before the days of ration
stamps we used to make imitation
chicken sandwiches out of roast
veal."
"Yes, and now we must make
the imitation veal asndwiches out
of roast chicken."
—o—
"Do you mean to say your
husband beat you when you
arrived home after midnight?"
"Yes—but only by 20 min-
utes!"
--o
Visitor: "To whom are you -writ-
ing
riting that letter?"
Lunatic: "To myself."
Visitor: "What are you telling
yourself?"
Lunatic: "Idow do I know? I
won't get the letter utnil tomor-
row."
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Women, remarks a wise-
cracking contemporary, are not
what they were 20 years ago.
Some of them are from five
to ten years older.
G. Is it permissible to lean one
elbow on the table while eating?
Answers
1. Below the table. 2. Most peo-
ple, both men and women, are sus-
ceptible to and enjoy flattery,
the well-bred person is tactielr"'t
nneet ssoc to • overdtr eel 3." F t4s.q
4. Because it implies haste, giving
the impression that the writer
wishes to hurry through the work.
5. The proper form would be "Mrs.
Brown, this is my father." 6. No;
though it is all right to lean be-
tween courses.
n SW PPED
e'r a Jiff/
•oi' Money Back
nor quick relief from itching of eczema, pimples, nth.
totes foot, scales, scabies, rashes and other externally
caused skin troubles, use fast -acting, cooling, anti.
septic, liquid D. D. D. Prescription. Greaseless,
stainless. Soothesirritationandquieklystopsintcnso
Itching. 35c trial bottle provca it, or money b��ac_k.Ask
your druggist today for D.D.D. PRESCRIPTION.
MRS. LeROY'S
FEMALE PILLS
For Painful and Delayed
Periods, Extra Strength,
$4.00
PHONE LL. 3600
For City Delivery
SKY'S DRUG STORE
1981 Davenport Road
(Corner Uxbridge Ave.)
TORONTO
f - with handshake and kiss, Queen
`Elizabeth of England, left, greets
Queen Marie of Yugoslavia at
ed Cross garden fete in London.
How Can 1 ? ?
By Anna Aabley
Q. IOWcan I renovate hat
bands?
A. Brush with a sponge or small
brush, with a solution made by
dissolving 1-i oz. of white .oastile
soap in 4 oz: of alcohol, to which
is added 1 oz, each of sulphuric
ether and water of ammonia. Rinse
in cleat' rain water.
Q. How can I remedy an oily
skin?
A. Wash daily with hot castile
soap suds. Follow this by rinsing
in hot then in colcl water.
Q. How can I remove fruit
stains?
A. Sprinkle some dry salt
immediately on a fruit stain and
it will seldom become permanent.
Q. ](haw can I remove warts from
the skin.?
A. Wash in water, in which has
been dissolved a quantity of wash-
ing soda. Let the hands dry with-
out
ithout wiping. Repeat this bathing
frequently, or until the warts dis-
appear.
Q. How can I fertilize potted "
plants?
A. Take tea leaves that have
been used and put them around
potted plants. It is an excellent
fertilizer a n d stimulates the
growth.
Most of the camphor now used
in North America comes from
Southern pine tress.
$1.22 SENDS 300
"BRITISH CONSOLS", "LEGION",
"MACDONALD'S MENTHOL",
"SCOTCH BLENDS" or "EX'I"i&iRT''"
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CANADIANS it( UNITED KINGDOM FORCES,
Mail Order and Remittance
ThisOflersubleettaanyCMnloia tioveromtnt Reieieiions
•v1
South Axnerican countries are
salvaging sunken . vessels along
the coasts to provide scrap steel
and iron, for domestic needs„
CLASSIFIEDADVERTISEMENTS
AGENTS WANTED
F YOUR HUSBAND IS CONTRIB-
uting 10% of his salary for bonds
and you want to help with the
family budget and can 'devote a
few spare hours daily rite posi-
tion with good pay,
Avon
Stoaxnraaotl,,AleadeStCanada,
Q e.
AUTO IMO BILES—U SED
SED CARS WITH GOOD TIRES.
See us first. Mount Pleasant Mo-
tors Limited. Used Car Lot at
2040 Yonge Street; Head Office,
632 Mount Pleasant Road, To-
ronto. Telephone HY. 2181.
ALTO PARTS
1VEW AND USED PARTS FOR ALL
OM-
lte makes of automobirs le dmci trucks. shop
service. General Auto Supply, 1.2
Frederick St., Kitchener, Ontario.
BABY CHICKS
asop put u lrpebreds VIGOUR Complete
list, all ages. Fairview Farms,
,,St. Marys, Ontario.
CRENS ARE "big business"
ow. Outside of matting muni -
tons the biggest business in
Canada today is the production
• food,.both for the armed forces
Mvessetk r»... --.e... .... ,,e. ,_ .n,3...a,.,.:.._..
estic consumption. Chickens and
eggs, rank high in the scale.
Twaddle lc chicks
GovernmentalP
• Proved bloodtested ancestors that
• w e r e sturdy, fast -developing,
heavy -producing birds. They're
t
•is7esafendtos
ofound ka big bun sines
Get your share of the profit in
the current and coming big mark-
. et. Prompt shipment on many
purebreeds and hybrid crosses. NURSES WANTED
• Free catalogue and price list.
Tweddle Chick Hatcheries Limit- GRADUATE
beD,T
ENNUSS FOR
Vi-
ed, Fergus, Ontario. s sanatoriumo00 beds.
Good salary with full mainten-
GO THE LIMIT OF YOUR CAPAC- ance. Excellent living quarters.
ity to handle them seems good State previous experience, age,
advice to summer chick buyers. etc. Address Application to Mies
Markets demand unlimited sup- lit Ewart, Superintendent of
plies. Hatching till late July to Nurses, Mountain Sanatorium,
take care of your needs, so if you Hamilton, Ontario.
want summer chicks, pullets,
cockerels or started chicks, or- TAPEWORM
der
, Hamilton. l3r y Ont chery, 130 John
C.P.R. AIR -MINDED OFFICIALS ON TOUR
ifireatea
VisitingPacific Air Lines western headquarters at Edmonton during his recent Western
isitC. ole CanadianaPacific Railway Company, with some of the
tour, n. C. rectors,l, chairman and ,;]resident, Canadian.eetern general manager of the air
lines. by'S directors, inspectedbeside facilities theh Grant s aircraft are,left to right: Grant McConaehie,
lilies. In the move group one of the catnip any's a91
1.. J. llelnap, director; Mr. Coleman, 8, G. Blaylock, director, and W. A. Mather, vice-preaident of
western lines.
TIRES FOR SALE
TIRES TIRES TIRES
WE of HAVE
odEs paSELECTION
udseengrcfl
truck tires. Available to eligible
buyers. Most sizes. Mount Pleas-
ant Motors, 632 Mt. Pleasant Rd.,
Toronto,
HAIR.DRIuSSING SCHOOL
LEA bertson H method. 1NG HE
Information
on request regardtng classes,
Robertson's Hairdressing Acad-
emy, 137 Avenue Road, Toronto.
HEREFORDS
13Hereford �bull. OLD
Dom no REGISTERED
Priced
Herd fullye
edtd,Hrsire,,WIdal
Domino 125630, quality plus
breeding. Black Bros., Caledon,
Ont. •
LIVESTOCK R.ESIEDIES
RED BLOOD QUICKLY TABLETS
Turkey poults, asdiarrhoea in calf scours
and pig scours, costs lit chick,
le point, loo
ulf
sample $1.00; garanteedresults
or money back.
R. A. Finn -& Co.
Limited, London, Ontario.
1FIEDICAL
.Yaiuta .7X47 .L.LF-Ai!t`.. ,xtr.,..e reed 0SULTS -
after taking Dixon's RemedY"sor
Rheumatic Pains and Neuritis.
O tawa Postpaid8$1.00.335 Elgin,
'YARNS AND WOOLLEN RAGS.
MACHINE AND HAND KNITTING
Yarns $1.35 ib,, postpaid. We ao-
onoileton
WolleMls, FlshertnOnt.
DOGS & FERRETS
GREYHOUNDS, TRAINED, RACING
or Hunting. Beagles. Ferrets.
Write Al Schacht, 4736 Riverside
Drive, Riverside, Ontario.
DYEING & CLEANING
HAVE YOU ANYTHING NEEDS
dyeing or cleaning? Write to us
for in ermation. We are glad to
answex' your questions. Depart -
Limited, 7 1 Y 11, onge Street,
To-
ronto.
FEATHERS WANTED
WILL PAT THE FOLLOWING
prices for Goose and Duck feath-
ers: Goose feathers, 68c lb.; Duck
feathers, 480 1b. Canada Comfort-
er Co. Limited, 736 Dundas St.
East, Toronto,
FARMS FOR SAE
'two: FARMS FOR SALE, GOOD
land, good buildings, well water-
ed, some wood on both. Close to
towMill-
ing-,
Napanee00Onta acres,
6.
ing,
FARM WANTED
WANTED, SMALL FARM ON LAKE,
front, suitable for summer camp,
allo19n dollam.
rs.
LognAve,o-
ronto.
FARM IMPLEMENTS
DE LAVAL MAGNETIC MILKEIL
2 units $305, 35 H.P. Motor, $55.
Toronto Radio & Sporta, 241
Yonge Street, Toronto.
1 1,tcCORMICK MOWER, No. "Big 6"
in either 6 or 7 ft. cut; 1 8 -ft.
Dump Rake; 1 2 -furrow Tractor
Plow. W. J. Petrie, R.R. No. 8,
Brussels, Ont.
FARM EQUIPMENT
OeANoinlEcnCLOVER
Huller 1, Aodih,r
only a few seasons, ball bearings,
grid, Ewart. Bolton, Ont.
FOOT BALM
BAUMEEIiA FOOT BALM destroys
offensive odor instantly, 450
bottle. Ottawa agent, Denman
Drug Store, Ottawa.
-' HAIR GOODS
only firm in Canada manufacturing
ladies' and gentlemen's hair goods
exclusively, Write us for particu-
lars.
WHITE'S W HI HAIR GOODS
2551 Venae 5t-., ''remote, nniarie
ISSUE No. 27--4$
OMACH AND THREAD WORMS
often are the pause of ill -health
in humans all ages. No one im-
mune! Why not find out if this
your
trouble?iterolvear-
elcuarlituey's
Ont. Ftemedies, Specialists, Toronto 8,
PATENTS
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Patent Solicitors. E,tabliehed
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PHOTOGRAPHY
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HAVE YOUR SNAPS
Delivered by Mall
Any 6 or 8 exposure film perfectly
developed and printed for only 25c,
Supreme quality and fast service
guaranteed.
IMPERIAL PHOTO SERVICE
Station J. Tai; oto
FILMS DEVELOPED 25c COIN.
Two prints from each negative. Re-
prints 2c each. Montreal Photo,
P.O. Box 160, Station F, Montreal.
PERSONAL PENCILS
NAME
GOLD pnls LLLENGo LENGTH
a12
name 75c, 6 all one name 50c,
postpaid. Trans -Canada Mail Or-
der, Box ,253, Station H, Montreal.
OILS AND GREASE
TRACTOR OWNERS
SEND FOR OUR NEW 1913 PRICE
llst on oils and grease. Co -Oper-
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St. W,, Toronto.
ItABBJTS
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imported, thorough Tedd
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rLort B ARTI TALZING A130U7'
the hood results from taking Dix-
on's Remedy for Rheumatic Pains
and Neuritis, Munro's Drug Store,
235 Elgin,. Ottawa, Postpaid $1,00.
WE BUY
ALr L B RADES OFS CR and
waste paper. Consolidated Iron Nc
Metal ..Company, 58-64 Niagara
Street. Toronto, AD. 3931.
SUMMER RESORT
OBAN INN — NIAARA-ON-THE
Lake, Ontario: • good rooms, ex-
cellent food, ideal location. Swim,
golf, ride or just loaf. Telephone
285.
PERSONAL
"Do You Know"
THAT Missing Persons, Certificates,
Family Records are found ;by the
aid of Bacon -Vaughan, M.N.G.S.
Standard Genealogist of long ex-
perience. Thousands of records on.
file at Studio, 1189 Marion 'Ave.,
Windsor, Ont. Francaise, English,
American. Satisfied clients insti-
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You, too, will get batter results
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TEACHERS WANTED
MARTER — WANTED. PROTEST -
ant teacher for S.S. No. 1 Marten,
near Englehart, 18 pupils, :ialary
aryO10.R,pNo. L. Martenr, Secret -
TEACHER FOR GRADES 1, 2 AT
Cainsville School on Highway 2.
State salary expected. Apply T.
J. Rispin, 832 Colborne St. Brant-
ford.
FULLY oni s Qteacher orHOME
Fifth CClaes.
Write stating salary, certificates
and grade subjects prepared to
teach in morning periods, 'to A..
Colebourne, Secretary -Treasurer,
Riverside, Ontario.
PROTESTANT TEA:CHER 'Vented
for S.S. No. 13, MeNab. lD .ties to
commence September, i a 1 a r y
$1,000. Apply stating ri' tlifkr-
tions to Secretnr4 Trensut. r, Mrs,
Christina T, Carswell, t;;,cera
Station, Ontario.
PROTESTANT TEACHER >r oil. z.
S No. 2 Goulhurn. Outlet com-
mencing September 1. State set -
:try. Bert Garland, itiw:amond,
Ont. R.R, No. 1.
WANTED,
ete.efxQUALIFIED
le
tntche' rSateldachi,
duties to commence 5o,t,:mbt'r
first, 7.943, salary 2050 Apply'
stating qualifier{tions ,t"1 rX_
perience to W. T. Moody,,,ncret-
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801)001 area, Big Laltr, Or' trio.
• TRACTOR r Awl's
TRACTOR PA lt'i'S N G tV AND
used, for all makes or, 'rectors.
General Auto Alla '1Trectnr Suiupiy,
12 Frederick St., 1Citchepwr, (ittt.
WOODiON tNESS.
FARMERS 1VD MANU1O,ti i'tIRP,
from Canadian Hardwood, r,tsncla
arc) size of Neclryokcs, each 05c;
Whiffle Trees, each 50e; Double
Trees, each 70r; Tw eenncolt-
yokes, each 25c. Chemically
treated and Painted' red but with -
nut hardware. Orders of not loss
than $5.00, shipped nnvw+boi'c by
Freight collect. A Pishet, Nor-
land, Ont,