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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1944-03-30, Page 2Read Why. NURSE SCOTT Recommends IUCKLEYS STAINLESS, WHITE RUB for CHEST COLDS 1 Acts 3 ways, to break up croupy congestion, clear stuffed -up head, loosens coughs—over night. ,2 It penetrates faster. Generates heat and vaporizes 41id:et. 4 It is snow-white, stainless, non - greasy. 5 Can be used with perfect safety on the tiniest tot. Peke 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- cohol 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 gallons of alcohol a year which, during the war, the Defenre Supplies Corporation will allocate to the manufacture of synthetic rub- ;her, explosives and other munitions. Operating at capacity, it can titi- .:llze 20,000 bushels 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 pounds of highly concentrated stock feeds from each bushel of grain; yield annually 5,- 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 from fermenting grain. Since chemurgists have , found more than 700 uses for grain aka- - bpi and its derivatives—these in - elude the making of plastics. medi- cines, dyes and aviation fuel—it is easy to understand' the post-war value of such an establishment. It wilt multiply by ninny fold the di- versity of nature's products. Have You Heard? Two old Scotsmen sat by the roadside, talking and puffing away 'merrily at their pipes._ "There's no muckle p1 easure in • smokin", Sandy," said Donald. "Hoo :dae ye mak' that Clot?" questioned Sandy. "Wool," said Donald, "ye see, if ye're smokin' yer ain bacca ye're thinkin' o' the awfu' expense, an' N ye're smokin' some ither body's, per pipe's ranin't 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 h noose ofhumor that it arrived home the other day with its aides split. —0-_ "Which yould 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 are yez?" —0-..- Teacher—"Tommy, what 3 a a myth?" "A myth," lisped Tommy, "lath a woman that hath not got any husthband," —0— Teacher—"Do we eat the flesh of the- whale?" Scholar—"Yes, ma'am." Teacher—"Anil what do we do with the bones?" Scholar—"We leave them on the side :.of our plate." Britons Afflicted With `Shelter Legs' Women who spend their nights sieeping in deck chairs in air raid shelters are in danger d being afflicted with "shelter legs" — an 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 -Leif as a hard g swellin below the knees, often results, • Parallels Eels get used to being skinned Like sardine§ to being tinned; Hent get used to being axed, Men get tied to being taxeti, --Arthur :Gaiter nan. CINCH FOR SABU Swinging through the obstacle course at AAF 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 1 ? ? By Anne Ashley Q. How can I make a transpar- ent cement for glass? A. Dissolve 1. part India rubber in chloroform ati(i add 18 parts by measure of gum mastic in powder.. Allow to remain for two day:, Shak- ing the bottle frequently; apply with a fine camel's hair brush. Q. How can I a,dd a better flavor to baked apples: A, Try filling tate cavity of ap- ples cored for baking with orange marmalade and a little nutter and sugar. Q. What can be done if •a mus- tard piaster leaves the shin very tender? A. Immediate relief can i'e given by applying pure olive oil to the affected parts. Q. How can I fasten the handle of a cooking fork" or other piece of cutlery when it has becorned loosened?.• A; Seal it by pouring melted re- sin into the hole alongside•the me - 'tat 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 wa t e r 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 mountain in the Chin Hills, recently silenced Jan- anese guns by counter battery fire. STOP COLDS with this New; Scientific Immunity Treatment ASK YOUR DRUGGIST yA, VITA Sufferers oI bleeding and S E PIL p rotr ldln g piles should know Bunkers Herbal Pills treat the cause at its source. Money back if the first bottle does not satisfy. Buy from your druggist, r'YOU WOMEN WHO SUFFER FROM NOT FIASHES' Ii you suffer from hot $ashes, dizzy spells, irregular periods, are weak, nervous—due to the ".middle -age" period in a woman's Ute, teke Lydia E. Pinkbam's Vegetable Compound, It's helped thousands upon then - Wade of women to relieve such symptoms. Pinkharti's Compound is also a Ane stomach, tonict TPortia trying/ liilade fit 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 that there is less than eight inches of soil between them and starvation. 11'e do not suppose that state- ment was made just to scare those who heard it ---though a: good wholesomescare Would doa lot to arouse people to the urgent need of action.' If Cana+:la is as close to starvation as Mr, Thomas suggest- ed, it is high time the governments and the people got busy, • * >F * It is not that the people have not been warned of the Inevitable re- sult of what they have been dying for so many years. They have been told, time and again, what was bound to happen if they' persisted in cutting clown trees, draining swamps—doing everything to hurry the moisture off the land 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 flood levels 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? How many in other counties? 4 We were glad to see that the Ontario Government proposes . to embark on a comprehensive pro- gram of forest conservation; and it would pay every county to have its Council go in for a similar pro- gram, to take over a lot of those abandoned farms and plant trees. t would he a hong-distance pro- position, of course; when a person bas been sick for some. Years and has been gradually growing worse, one dose of- medicine will not put him on his feet right away. But lidless we are going to let our country become a desert, we shall have to realize that it is in had shape, And that something has to be done about it—at once. It will not do to sit rile and expect the disease to . cure itself. There are 80,000 in. the Women's Land Army in Great Britain, .which is often rated as the most popular and successful of the war services. A total ,of 300,000 woolen are work- ing on the land in Great Britain. HAi11' calms BARRED ROCK. GLUO.i) TESTED Chicks, l-4 day unsexed 1$17.00 hundred, Pullets $26.00. No wait- ing, E. J. Masse, 226 Bridge Ave., Windsor, Ont. PLAY 'SAFE NEIGHBOURS, BT'Y Government approved Chicks bred to lay and bred for quality, Leghorns & Barred Rocks are our specialties. Write now for price list, ' Our orders are limited. Waterloo Chick Hatchery, 'Water- ' loo. Ont, 71 QUALITY CHICKS, ALL OUR breeders selected and blood -test- ed, only large eggs set. Barred Rocks, New Hampsltires. Light Sussex, 'White Leghorns, Hybrids, Hampshire X Barred Rooks, Sus- sex X Hampshire. Also hatching eggs. Immediate delivery: Write. for prices, Paul W. `Dobrindt &- Sons, Route 3. Smlthvilte, Ont. BUY PAYWELL -CHICKS IN MAY AND JLTNE: THE QUICK growth and early maturity of 1'aywell Chicks will assure You .of plenty of Fall eggs. White Leghorns, Barred Rocks, New 1-Tem;psltires and Hybrids . avail- able. Lockerby Lea Poultry Parm, l3ox 20, Lorne Park, Ont. , INTIIVIDUALLY B.O.P. :s IR ED Rocks, Leghorn X Rocic, Sussex Leghorn, Reels, 10% discount on Fall. Chick order, now. Batching Eggs, 'Etc. Prunnee"s Poultry Porto. Lucan, Ont. STARTED CHICKS, SUSSEX, Etc. FROV ] WEEK OLD TO .2 MONTHS old. Several thousand available. now.' This is not a sideline. These chic•lcs are raised under ideal conditions from day-old to 10 days in battery brooders in a large moist hnsernent room and trdns- ferred to a 'spae!nus 70' x 40' building under electric brooders. Order Now (as started chicks: and pullet wpn't be n.vailabie a little later on) and buy from teal' Pt nitre - Breeding Farnl of sew Breeders' on 'ONE -Plant, Lakeview Poultry Farm . Wein Bt, Exeter, Ontario. CAPONS.- STA10.111) PULLETS. WE are still booking orders for our throe week old ready mede Cap- ons and started heavy breed by brief pullets. Weber't jeceiltry Farm and Hate.hery, • Be : 2, Kitchener, Ontario, HOW DO YOU .1110(11 CHICK values? . . , If you can't base your choice an looks, colour or size. how then? Here's how: Judge them by their sponsors. Get them from n known hatchery—for ex- atnpie Top Notch Chickerlese Our customers are our friends, • The fewer chances you take when you buy chieles, the better your chances for profit when you sell. Top Noteh chicks—(government A p proved front blood -tested breeders, plus long experience in hatching ore your assurance of known value. Free catalogue. Prompt delivery on day old start- ed chicks, also "•booking older pullets for later delivery-. Top Notch Cbickeries, Guelph,., Ont. IF YOU HAVE THE EQUIPMENT and ether' accommodation... it seems wise to order all the chicks you can, Your country needs the fond, for itself and overseas, in greater quantity than last year. We have the chivies to satisfy all needs. T3rny Hatehery, 180 - John N„ Ham!ltun, Ont. LAKEVIEW OFFERS YOU ' BROAD BREASTED SUSSEX docker els if you want a real heavy breed cockerel. Hybrids or New Ramps. if you want something In a fast maturing bird for broiler or up to 5 lb. dressed roaster. Several thousand available for Immediate delivery if you act quickly, Lakeview Poultry O'arnt, Wein Bros., Iexeter, Ontario. GET YOUR C HI CK S FROM Tweddle. 'Why?, Well, for over 19 years Tweddle Hatcheries have been helping people make good in the ohicken business, helping to make good strains even better, helping to increaee pro- duction per bird and increase profits. Chicks that come from Tweddle Hatcheries are Govern- ment Approved, pp ed, T ha from rant blood -tested ed breeder's — the kind that were healthy, fast-growing„ heavy-producing—the kind that repaid feed, labour and invest- ment in time and money. Prompt attention to orders. Send for Tweddle catalogue and priceiist. We can give prompt delivery .on many breeds, ,Also n limited num- ber of two and three week old chicks for immediate delivery at special prices. .Tweddle Chick Hatcheries Limited, Fergus, Ont. POULTRY -KEEPERS. BE SURE of a good healthy- bunch of baby chicks this ocming season. Good chicks mean good hells and more eggs. Tmmediate delivery on day- old chicks. Write for 1944 •cat- alogue and prices on our Gov- Ointment Approved chinks, MONK- TON POULTRY FARMS, Monk - ton, Ontario. HIGH GRADE BLOOD TESTED Barred and White Roclts, Red and Leghorn Chicks immediate delivery. Eleven other breeds for later deliveries, Order at once. Duffertn Hatcheries, 2048 Duffer- In, Toronto 10, CHICKS FROM A BREEDING FARM OF 5000 LAYERS DUE TO Rr(;HER 10 ((0 P R 0 - duction and hatchability; Lake- view otters you limited number of day-old chicks, c n ekes is and pullets Por immediate delivery, also limited number of started chicks 1, 2, 3, and 4 'Welts old rind a few lots up to 6 and 8: weeks old. Act now and don't be disappointed. No started ohioks available later on, Large Type White Leghorns, Sussex, Sussco X New }tamp., Sussex X Leg- , ]torn, ..and 8loek X Loner)), loon your order tot May and .Pune ehleks NOW, ''Only limited 9ru3n- bee' 'eft for Hoy delivery, :lend Your order to Lakeview Poultry Tarin, Wein Bros,, Bitten Ont. BABY CIIICKS 13.AB Y CHICKS ., AND PO 1/14'S, Barred Rock and White Leghorns from Government approved and • bloodtested stock, all eggs set from tui" own stock. Also White }Tolland and Broad Breasted Bronze Turkey Points, Send for Price list: The Wright Farm, Brockville, Ont. CANADIAN APPROVED CHICKS for immediate delivery; Leghorns, Barred Rock, New Hampshire, Sussex and 'Hybrids. Write for 1941 Catalogue and price list. MONKTON POULTRY FAR24S, Itlonkton. Ontario. R.O.P. AND R.O.P. SIRED BLACK AUSTRALORPS AND BAR- . red Rocks. Donley Poultry Farm, R,R. G, London, Ont. DLACKIIERRIES EVERI3EARING BLACKI3ERRIES, very hardy. Have been success- fully transplanted on Prairies— well packed in moss. Heavy crop- per • fruit, large, sweet and in clusters. Order before April 10th. 4 Vines for' $1.00 Prepaid. A. Klein, Agassiz, B.C. BUSINESSES FOR. SALE FOR SALE.. COUNTRY STORE AND service station, complete equip- ment::end stock. Good location, Pike • Road, Busy flee Cornet'. Raymond Deslipp':, Amherstburg, Ont., 2t R. T. CATTLE VOA SALE ESSEX -KENT GL1 teNSEY ASSOC- -lotion offers Heifer •, Ilulls, R.O.P. Breeding. 'Write A. Kendrick, Essex, DOGS le07.l SALE FOUR WELL-BRED FEMALE COL - Ile Pups, •7 weeks old, Cattle Heelers, dant and sire color brown, white narks, price $5.00. Dr. Jas. W. Glendenning, V,S,, Orillia. • GREAT DANES HARLEQi IN .AND BLACK. FROM imported registered stock, $75 up. • Apply Mrs. Neil Pettit, 70 Tuxedo Avenue, Hamilton. DYEING & GLi:ANING HAVE 70U ANYTHING NEEDS dyeing or cleaning? Write to as - for information. We are glad to answer your questions. Depart- ment R. Parker's Dye Works Limited, 791 Tonga Street, To- ronto. • EGGS WVANTiell HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR EGGS LIVE AND DRESSED poultry. ''Payments made prompt- ly. Eastern Farm Products Co., 423 at. Paul- East, Montreal, Que. ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT ELECTRIC MOTORS, NEW. USED,'" bought, sold, rebuilt; b e 1 t s, pulleys, brushes. Allen Electric Company Ltd., 2326 Dufferin St., Toronto. FOOT HALM BAUMEEKA FOOT BALM destroys offensive odor instantly, 45c bottle. Ottawa agent, Denman Drug Store, Ottawa. FARMS FOR SALE 100 ACRES, FRAME HOUSE, BANK barn, 20 acres bush, balance work- able. 4 acres fall wheat, plough- ing done, good water supply, Close to Orillia and highway. Apply Box 129, 73 Adelaide W„ Toronto, FARM, CENTRAL B.C. Excellent location. Largo orchard. Mixed farming, 30 acres. Box 127, 73 Adelaide W., Toronto, Ont. FRUIT AND POULTRY FARMS for sale, 5 to 50 acres 00 Niagara district. Easily financed. R. C. McGhee, 96 Jackson St. West, Hamilton, Ontario. ISO -ACRE FARM, GOOD BUILD - Ings, water in barn, Mornington Township. Price only $2,300. H. J Cotty & Co., 108 Downie Street, Stratford, Ont. FIVE HUNDRED ACRES. BRICK house, three barns, machine house, good roofs and fences. Stable,fifty-two-two acattie' nine horses, lltiral mail, Herbert Campbell, Route No, 5, Smithis Falls Ont, FARM I7(;;Ui:i'i♦Ii NT FOR SALE USED THRESHERS AND TRAC- tors of various sizes and makes for sale, wholesale and retail. For particulars write Id'iiggards' Sales and Service, Wilson Avenue; T'ssex, Ontario. WESTERN I,AND 160 ACRES IN NORTHERN SASH- atchewan, all under good cultive- tion, good mixed farming district, 3 miles from town with 5 ele- vators, on good highway; price $25 pee acre, $18 per acre cash. balance arranged. Box 101, 78 A.delnida W. Toronto. FARM TiELP .WANTED RESPECTABLE, TRUSTWORTHY., man without children to operate 10 acres Asparagus, raspberries, orchard. On main highway, 9 • miles west of Toronto. Separate house This would suit active re- tired fanner. Write fully stating lowest wage wonted. 130x 122, 78 Adelaide St. West, Toronto, PAR 1I E 17, T XPbERT17NO:Di knowledge of beef eattic and sheep, married luno, mast avail- able, Apply Yellow Briar a t Perm, Mono Mille. DAIRY P ARMTI.t.NTI 1,x.r'.r,11110NC- e(I, aingle. niiAlile-aped, 7)00- srriolter, ,tate lige, Welgra and partictTlurs, John Nixon, Rare, 4, 'pundits _. ' j• A 6011 tV.liii 3'Ta) -V 1N 1'10T) '.r0 IlleNTlt't t'TT (lr'rl(SN of buying to acres woe building's, within ee mile nr 1'n. ` retie, nitre full p eineo n ,.n. tn. price, On, Box 120, 70 .t+'r•in1,1r 'Coronal, DOME KINDERGARTEN MOTHERS! YOU CAN AID THE early education of your pre- school child with our creative ford homes ass well$ asowschool l use. They include cut-outs, silhouettes, borders, window decorations, etc. —instructions for construction with coloured paters, crayons, etc. These are' inspired by tested educational ideas. :Ten seasonal titles in the serlea—one for each month, complete 35.00. Single un- its 75c each. Dominion Teachers Service. 23 Seatt fit., Toronto. HORSES FOR SALE, REG.'°PALOMINO QUARTER HORS - es and reg. Palomino Tennessee Walking horses or grand cham- pion blood lines, Stallions Trona weanling colts to serviceable ages; mares from weanling to brood mares in foal to our out- standing stallions; 3 good Pal- omino stock horses of quarter horse breeding; 5 reg. Palomino geldings, real pleasure horses, very gentle, sato for ladies, chil- dren or inexperienced riders; several reg. Tenessee Walking show horses. Let me know your requirements. Send for our lat- est descriptive price list. World's largest breeders of Palomino hors c s. FISHER PALOMINO FARMS. Souderton. Pa. PERCHF.IRON STALLION, RISING 9 years, form three; will sell or let out for season. Must be re- liable care -taker. Apply Geo. W. Stewart, 106 Massey St., Toronto, Ontario. HANDYMAN WANTED WANTED: EXPERIENCED HOUSE - man, gardner and general- handy- man. Able to drive car. Must be married. Modern bungalow with all conveniences provided: 'Army discharge •or rejection' preferred. Location in country 40 Miles from Toronto. References required. Apply nearest; Employment arid Selective Semite Office. Refer. to C.R. 733. Those 'employed is war work need not apply. ALADDIN. HOMES ALADDIN HOMES, $1,200-$7,500. Pay like rent. Send 25c. for 32 - page book, Howard St., Reming- ton Park, Windsor, Ont. • nal ruattressiNG sI)UOOL L P3 A RN HAI RDRE$+SING THE Robertson method. information am request regarding classes. Robertson'e Hairdressing . Acad- emy. 127 Avenue Roar}. Toronto, HAIR GOODS W I G S,TOUPES, TRANSFORM- ations, Switches, Curls and all types of finest quality Hair Goods. Write for illustrated cat- alogue. Toronto Human Hair Supply Co., 528 Bathurst Street, Toronto. HARRIS TWEEDS GENUINE HARRIS TWEEDS 3 AND 4 YARD ENDS AT $2.00 PER yard. High Grade half yard .Suit- ings or Gabardines, suitable for children's clothes. 80e each. Post- age extra. Louis Rice, 861 Spadlna Avenue, Toronto. • HARNESS DRESSING SLTPIT HARNESS DRESSING — Finest leather and harness pre- servative. Slipit also has many houeshold, uses 25e up at most grocery, hardware and chain stores. A product of Lloyds Lab- oratories, Toronto. Oitteteii TO INVENTORS ! ORS r AN OFFER TO EVERY INVENTOR List of inventions and full Pnfor- nation sent free. The Ramsay Co., Registered Patent Attorneys. 273 Rank Street nuncio) f'nenda LANDS WANTED WANTED FOR : CASH, WASTE lands, cut over lands, on lake, river or St highway. t a to lot and concession numbers, township and all details of interest in first letter with lowest cash price. P.O. Box 43, Postal Station K, Toronto. MOTORS POR: SALE NEW MOTORS • FOR TMIIEDIATE delivery, 011 sizes and electrical specifications. Large stock of re- built motors,m n hd c tteshop q p o ui - ment and ood-working machin- ery, Macy Machinery Co,, 109 King East. Toronto. MEDICAL A TRTAL—EVERY STTrlF1nu1R OF Rheumatic. . Pains ot• Neuritis should try Dixon's Remedy. Munro's Drug Store, 335 Elgin, Ottawa, Postpaid $1,00. Ni11ISFRY STOCK' Ir R 1:17 — COLOREi) Ni113tiTORS' Catalogue, Pull line of Fruit Trees; Evergreens; Flowering Shrubs; Perennials; 'Shade Trees: Rose s; T3rookdnle-Kingswny Nureerir'e, T-;nvim anvine. Clete rin, -1'HO'1'111:11A t`.11% SPECIAL PRICES ON COLORED AND FRAMED ENLARGEMENTS Quality Enlargements 4x6" in Beau- tiful easel mounts, 3 for 25e. Prem- ed in Gold, Silver, Circasslan Walnut or Black Ebony finiaii frames, on ivory mats 7x9 59c each, If coloured 72c each, ANY SIZE ROLL i; or 8 exposures DEVELOPED AND PRINTED 26c Get prompt mail service on quality work of lots costSatisfied custom• ere all aver 'Canoda will tell you that Star Snapshot Service does the best work. DON'T TAU, RISKS WITH YOUR FILMS Snnpphots 00'1) never be taken again,. Send your, rolls to Canada's Int -gest and finest finiehieg studio— STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE Box 123 1'nvi,lr Termirt:ti' A., 'i"oroulo. 1'ritlt Snue ten Mand Address 1'lutnry rrn .1.!1 Orders, MAIL YOUR. FILMS;„; TO IMPERIAL FOR QUALITY - service and satisfaction. 6 'Se exposure films 25c; reprints 8 Por: , 20c. Imperial Photo Service, Sta.-0 tion J Toronto. PETS WANTED WANTED CANARIES, PUPPIES, Persian Kittens, Pigeons, other Pets. Send descriptions price to Seeds & 13irds Co., 1230 St. Cath- erin 0 W.. 'Montreal. I'ATleN'VS FETHIIRSPUNHAU(0Ia & COMPANY Patent Solicitors, Established 1890; 19 Ding West, Toronto. Booklet of Information on re - _quest. PERSONAL GAIN WISDOM—ENCLOSE BIRTH . date, Stamps accepted. Voluntary, donations. P.O. Box Sal, Ottawa, Canada. QUILTING PATCII•1i QUILTING PATCHES FANCY TOPCOATINGS AND HIGH grade Suitings, ' some „ Scotch Tweeds, 6xi8,- 60 pieces $2.50. postage included. Louis Rice. 361 Spadlna Avenue, Toronto. TIIIEi'S.IA'tIC' PAINS HAVE YOU 'HEARiD ABOUT PIX- - on's Neuritis ana Rhettinetic fain Remedy? It gives good results.." Sold at Munro's Drug Store, 335 Elgin, Ottawa. Postpaid e1.00.. - SEED CORN WE ARE GROWERS AND MARK- eters- of the famous Truck Load • Ear 'Brand seed corn. Order early, and save money. Bello River Grain & Seed Compnx,y, Ilene River, Ont. SEEDS HICK'S KITCHEN GARDEN • THE IDEAL- - COLLECTION FOR this .year's Victory Gardener. En= ough seed for a garden 18 x 30 - ft. for only $1.00. Inc-litdee Car- . rot; • Beet, .Ladish, ''ncumhet•, Bush Bean (green r, r.•i wax), Lima Bean, Sweet Cede. Lettuce, Parsley, (nion, Tuftal, Peas, Parsnip, 'Pumplcitt-15 varieties • •in gall: '($1.60• Value) sent post, ' paid for ;1,00.. Dept. W. -- W. W. Jiiek and Sons Limited. Lindsay, Ontario. "Seeds of Meri*. - SEEDS & STAMPS VEGETABLE & F L owErt SEED 'and Plants, price for stamp; and . swap for used stamps too. Mich, Plant Co., .Kalamazoo 54. FOR SALE .9hIERICAN CREAM ,SEPARATOR Sales and Service• new and re- built machines. Amonican Sep- arator Sales, Goderich, 'Ont. FOR SALE KNITTING, .WEAVING SV 0 0 L yarn, two ply, evblte, blue, red, • khaki, black, green, brown, $1,59 per pound. Guaranteed. Refund. , • S. Goodz, St. Jel'onie,_,Que. TRACTORS FOR SALE afcCORMICK DEERING 'TRACTOR, fifteen thirty, new ring's. ,wrist pins, radiator. Excellent condi- tion. 3500; 2 half -horse electric motors. 8 phase 220 volt each 325, in Al shape. bred Robinson, Corhyville, Ont. TRACTOR WANTED WANTED—LATE MODEL 4 -PLOW Tractor on rubber for cash. Box 10, Bremen, Sask. TAPIONOiIM STOMACH AND THREAD WORMS often are the cause of ill -health to humnns ail ages. No one im- mune! Why not find out if this is your trouble? interesting par- ticulars—li'reel Write afulvene.y's Remedies. Specialists Toronto 3, Ont.. ATTENTION! WOOL GROWERS MR. WOOL GROWER THIS OLD ESTABLISHED WOOL- len 111111 • is under new teenage - meet, Wo operate a Registered, Government Wool Warehouse and are prepared to purchase this Season's wool clip on Govern- ment Grading standards, and at Govermnent stipulated prices. THE STRATHROY WOO.LLI.N ON MTIP,iA.S1t10. LTIJITED, STRATTIROY, summon. nesoRT 'WANTED WANTED TO BUY GOOD PAYING Summer Resort or Rotel, good cash payment. 'Robert aleGhee; 96 Jackson Street West, Tanniiltone Ontario, Post -War Plans ,,(The farmer Boy) Fields without a foxhole, Cows on every till, And ttvo of lily mother's ponipkiii pies On the kitchen window sill. (The Mechanic) To take mj• little old car apart. And put it together again. .And to take my best girl riding Any time after ten. (The Grouch) To get no when .T. want to get 11, .;And rod the morning news ' .itritl if I likti `em „ :l'o heck with shitting shoes --•l.>ick ill C lit: Ti'..