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1. Should a enild he zsaine4 to
.converse with alit,?rs?
2. If a woman has no servant
and she is giving a bridge party,
who should greet each guest at the
door as she arrives?
8. Where should the oyster fork
be placed on the table? .
4. If a girl is well acquainted
with a girl who is ten years older,
hay the yonngee one address her by
er - given siaiile
5. What is the proper way to
eat an apple ar the table if a small
silver fruit knife is provided?
6. When a person leaves the
table what should h._ do with his
napkin?
Answers
1, He should be trained to speak
3f the visitors speak first, and then
lie must not be allowed to mon-
opeolize the conversation. 2. The
hostess may ask a friend to per-
form this duty. B. At the extreme
right of the cover. 4. Yes; usual-
ly the woman who is ten years
older prefers this among friends.
6. Cut the apple into quarters and
eat it with the fingers. 6. The
napkin should be left nrfolded be-
side the plate.
WHAT SCIENCE
IS DOWNS
Moss For Wounds
In the proceedings of the staff
meetings of the Mayo Clinic ap-
pears a discussion by Lieut. CoI.
C. W. Mayo and Dr. E. G. Wake-
field on the use of moss for sur-
gical dressings, says a science wri-
ter in the New York Times. Ac-
cording to Mayo and Wakefield,
moss was used successfully by Na-
poleon's surgeons. It was also used
by both sides in the Franco-Prus-
sian War and by the Germans and
English in the last war. The moss
rased for dressings by the Germans
and English was sphagnurn moss
from peat bogs.
Colonel Mayo and Dr. Wakefield
have been studying the possibili-
ties of a tree moss vvhich grows
along the seaboard in the Gulf and
eastern States, This is known loc-
ally as Spanish or Florida moss.
It attaches itself to the boughs and
trunks of trees and its stems trail
down in great lengths.
The absortive power of the moss
depends on the character of the
leaves, which are in the form of
hollow cells, more or less filled with
water. The water can be squeezed
out and the moss dried. Thus
treated the moss is brittle, but it
retains its absorptive power better
than cotton.
Cotton dressings will take up from
four to six times their dry weight
of water; the Florida moss from
six to ten times. The amount of
water absorbed is reduced by handl-
ing, because the leaves break. The
small broken bits tend to penetrate
the gauze covering. Hest results
are ,obtained if the moss is dried
Ialowly at ordinary temperature.
Thus treated the moss remains soft
and elastic.
'The Mayo doctors carried out
their investigation because in cer-
tain battle areas it may be inipos-
aibic to obtain an adequate supply
of medical and surgical dressings.
Nazis Drop Paper
Strips On London
lvfixed with the bombs and spent
shell fragments that are shower-
ing London these nights daring
German air raids are thousands
of strips of metallic paper Intend-
ed to jam aircraft radio location
devices.
Allied bombers, have been
ihsreping einiiiliar stripe orp Ger-
'teeny for Months but the Germans
have adopted thein only recently.
Known as "Flutterers", the
$trips are made of black paper
Ise,nded to extremely thin metal
foil and range from a few inches
a few feet in length. They are
*holt three-quarters trf an inch
#ode.
One of a unit of U.S, Marines
withdrawn for • rest after a month
and a half of tough jungle fighting
in the Empress Augusta Bay area
of Bougainville Island, the leather-
neck above stages a one-man vic-
tory parade as he plods wearily
back to base carrying a Jap flag
he captured.
How Can 1??
By Anne Ashley
Q, How can I prevent rust in et
tin bread box?
A. Paste a piece of oilcloth on
the bottom of it.
Q. How can I remove stains
front the fingers:
A. By using a little powdered
pumice mixed with a few drops of
olive oil. Use an orange stick
wrapped with cotton to apply the
paste under the finger nails.
Q. How should chamois gloves
be washed?
A. Always rinse chamois and
doeskin gloves in soap, and dry
where the heat is not intense, if
you wish to keep„ the gloves in
good condition.
Q. How can I improve the flavor
of primes?
A. The flavor will be greatly im-
proved by adding a little cinnamon
and lemon.
Q. How can I successfully dye a
sweater?
A. When preparing to dye a
sweater, remove the buttons and
weigh the garment while it is dry.
Then purchase enough dye to color
the number of pounds the sweater
weighs. The garment will never
take a good color with insufficient
dye.
Swivel Air Wheels
Pass Official Test
A new undercarriage invented by
a young Scotsman permits the swi-
veling of the wheels of planes to
allow a landing at any angle, the
Daily Express said last week.
The device, perfected by Owen
lvfacLaren who was reported to
have proved the invention success-
fully in Air Ministry tests, is ex-
pected to prove valuable to avia-
tion, especially in airport construc-
tion. Planes now land and take off
facing into the wind, requiring the
construction of several runways per
field. But crabwise or tacking take-
offs and landings would make only
one strip necessary.
Nearly half of the earthworm
species found in the northeastern
U.S. came originally from Europe.
Poultices of Mecca relieve pain, brine out cores,
heals quickly, no sear. 25c, 35c, 30c, Mee.
if you suffer MONTHLY
FEMALE PAIN
You who suffer cramps, headache,
backache, and tired, nervous feel-
ings—clue to female functional dis-
turbances — should try Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It
has a soothing effect on one of room-.
an's 'host important organs. Also a
fine stomach tonlal Made in Canada.
Worelt trying.
LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S EGETABLE
COMPOUND
Removable Teeth
Fascinate Natives
Natives of newly -occupied. Green
Island, New Ireland Group, have
received their biggest thrill not
from planes, guns or bulldozers,
but from the false teeth of an Am-
erican Seabee,
Passing a native village, the Sea-
bee was invited in to partake'tf
meal of roast pig. When a piece
of meat was handed to hien, he
casually put in his tipper plate and
began. chewing, The natives' gath-
ered around, gesticulating excitedly.
The natives looked on in awe.
When the Seabee left, one of thein
followed him back to camp. Later
a delegation called at his tent, bear-
ing baskets of fruit as gifts
Later the natives invited him to
another feast, telling him in pidgin
English that they had invited other
islanders to let them see this amaz-
ing white ninny with the removable
teeth,
HERE'S A PRETTY KETTLE
Any buck private who has been stuck on KP will recognize the
phot? - above as one of his most recurrent nightmares. The com-
posite picture of three doughboys scrubbing away at a gigantic kettle
was dreamed up by Sgt, Charles M, Royer at Chico, Calif,, Army Air
Field,
'Shadow' Time -Table
For Invasion Trains
Britain's railways are ready to
play their part in the invasion of
Europe. They have created a com-
plete "shadow" service of freight
trains which can be put on the lines
in a few hours,
The total probable journeys, run-
ning into thousands, have all been
classified, routed, and timed.
In consequence rail and military
chiefs have a complete tines -table
of "shadow" services any of INhidh
can be ready at short notice.
Each train in the "shadow" ser-
vice carries a code number which
has its own 'gnificance for re'iway
staffs.
For instance, "ABC 4217" t•)ight
mean that a locomotive aid 40
trucks must be at Depot 'A" to
load up and be ready to leave at
8 p.m. on a given day and team
by an indicated route, to Port "X,"
arriving at 6 p,m. the following day.
AGEN'T'S we NTISi)
WANTED 3N YUL'It DISTRPeT
some one to take orders for day
old chicks in spare time ' for (:.
large Canadian Government -ap-
proved 'Chick Hatchery. No in-
vestment required, Liberal Corn
mission paid. Write for f(t11 de-
tails. Box No. 130, 73 Adelaide
W. Toronto.
RARY CHICKS
BARRED ROCK BLOOD TESTED
Chicks, 1-4 day unsexed $17.00
hundred, Pullets $26.00. No wait-
ing. E. .T. Masse, 226 Bridge Ave.,
Windsor, Ont.
PLAY SAFE NEIGHBOTIRS, BUY
Government approved Chicks
bred to lay and bred for quality,
Leghorns & Barred Rooks are.
our specialties. Write now for
price list, our orders are limited.
Waterloo Chick Hatchery, Water-
loo, Ont.
QUALITY .CHICKS, ALL: OUR
breeders selected and blood -test-
ed, only large eggsset Barred
Rocks,- New Hampshires. Light
Hussex, White Leghorns, Hybrids,
ampshire X Barred Rocks, Sus-
sex X Hampshire. AIso hatching
eggs. Immediate delivery. Write
for prices. Paul W. Dobrindt &
Sons, Route 8. Smithville, Ont.
�.
V. S. BARRED ROCK CHICKS
from Pullorum-free, government
approved breeders. Send for price.
list. Hanes Poultry Farm, Jersey-
VlIle, Ont.
BRAY CHICKS — PROMPT SHIP-
ment, That's what you want now.
no waiting, if you want to csteh
the good markets commencing
September. We have some start-
ed pullets alm and de.yold cock-
erels. 'foray Hatchery, 130 John.
St. N., Hamilton, Ont.
BUY PAYWELL CHICKS
IN MAY AND JUNE. THE QUICK
growth and early maturity of
Paywell Chicks will assure you
of plenty of Fall , eggs. White
Leghorns, Barred Reeks, New
Hampshires and Hvbrids avail-
ab1e. T.oekerhv Lea Poultry Farm,
Box 20, Lorne Park, Ont.
INDIVTDUALT.Y R.O.P. S r R E D
Rocks, Leghorn X Ronk, Sussex
Leghorn, Reds. 10ee discount on
Fall Chicle orders now. Hetnhing
Eggs. bite. 13runnor's Poultry
Perna Lucian, Ont.
STARTED CRICKS, SUSSEX,
Etc.
3rROM 1 WEEK OLD eWEEK 2 MONTHS
old. Several thousnncl available
now. This is not n sidalinn. These
chicks ere raised under deal
conditions from day-old to 10 days
in battery brooders in n Terga
moist basement room unci trnoe-
ferred to n spacious 70' x 40'
building under electric, brooders.
Order Now (as ntnrted chicles
and pullets won't beavailable
a little later on). and bey from
a real Poultry Breeding* '`'arm of
B000 Breeders on ONB Plant.
Lakeview Poultry Farm, Wein
Bros., Exeter, Ontario.
DON'T WORRY ABOTTT T H F.
markets, go as tar as you Ilke.
Start all the • chicks you can
handle. The present demand isn't
g bubble that's likely to burst:
it's a solid. durable, dependable
market that's ° guaranteed by
world conditions. Rut, be as cer-
tain es you ran that you start
the kind of chicks that will pay
for their teed and your care and
time. Top Notch . chicles are ell
from Government Approved blond -
tested breeders. Send for free
catalogue and special price list.
.A. limited number of two and
three week old started ,'hicks et
bargain prices for immediate de-
lfVery. Top Not'h Cltickeries,
Guelph, Ontario.
LAKEVIEW OFFERS YOU
BROAD BREASTED STTSSEX
cockerels if you want a real heavy
breed cockerel. Hybrids or New
Hames, if you want something in
a fast mattering bird for broiler
or up to 5 lb. 'dressed roaster.
Several thousand available for
immediate delivery if you act
quickly. Lakeview Poultry Farm,
Wein I3ros., Exeter, Ontario.
DON'T SEEP CHICKENS, SEE
that they keep you. If you start
with "just any kind" of chicks
you're likely to keep them. Start
With chicks of known breeding,
and with any kind of a break
they'll keep you. The successful
chicken man's slogan in 1944
should be "buy good chicks and
start them early." Twaddle Chicks
are Government Approved from
blood -tested breeders that made
good in a big way. We hope to
be able to fill all orders, but
judging by the past "you never
n tell," Better send for the
weddle Catalogue and prieelist,
figuring on getting as early a
gent at pPQ(2 sible, Can give im-
mediate delivery on practically
ell purebreeds and hybrid crosses
in non -sexed, pullet or ooekerel
bhicks in clay olds. Also a lftnit-
ed number of two and three week
Old started chicks. Tweddle C'hiek
Hatcheries Llmlted, Fergus, Ont.
HIGH (.]RADE BLOOD TESTED
Barred and White Rocks. Teed
'nd Leghorn Chieks itnmedir,te
elivery. Eleven other breeds for
e
atter deliveries. Order
at once,
ifufterin Hatcheries,
artc
a .043
'Duffer -
n, Toronto 10.
I1AJI1' gm -cies
POULTRY -KEEPERS, DE SURE
of i1- good healthy bunch of baby
chicks this timing season. Good
chicles moon good hens and more
eggs. Immediate delivery on day-
old. chicks. Write for 1944 cat-
alogue and prices on our Gov-
ernment Approved chicks. MONK-
' !TON POULTRY FARMS, Monk -
ton, Ontario.
'BABY CHnCICS AND - POULTS.
Barred Rock and White Leghorns
.from Government approved and
bloodtested stock, all eggs eet
Vora our own stook. Also White
liiollarid and •Broad Breasted
Bronze Turkey Poults, Send for
pried, ` list The 'Wright Farm,
Broc'icville, Ont.
CHICKS FROM A BREEDING
FARM OF 5000 LAYERS
rant aTO HIGHER EGG' PRO.
duction
RO-
duction and hatchability, Lake -
"Vitae offers you limited number
of day-old chicks, cockerels and
pullets for immediate delivery,
also. limited number of started
chicks 1, 2, 3. and 4 weeks old
and a few Jots up to 6 and 8'
weeks old. Act now and don't be
disappointed. No started chicks
avai}ablo later on. Large Type
ale'tta Leghorns, Sussex, Sussex
X' -.Kew Hemp., Sussex X Leg-
horn.' and Rock X Leghorn. Book
yourorder for May and Sone
chicks NOW. Only limited num-
ber lett for May delivery. Send
your order to Lakeview' Poultry,
Farm, Wein Bros„ Exeter, Ont.
R.O.P. AND R.O.P. SIRED
BLACK AUST1:ALORP6 AND BAR -
red Rocks. Donley Poultry Farm,
R.R. 6, London, Ont.
BUSINESSES FOIL SALT)
FOR SALTS, COUNTRY STORE AND
service station, complete equip-
ment and stock. Goad location,
Pike Road, Busy Bee ' Corner.
Raymond Deslippe, Amherstburg,
Ont., RR. 1.
• CATTLE FOR SALE
ESSEX -SENT GUERNSEY ASSOC-
Satign offers Heifers, Bulls, R.O.P.
Breeding. Write A. Kendrick,
Essex.
DYEING & teafeANING
EAVXd YUU 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. 791 Y.onge Street, To-
ronto,
IdLI (i'ItIIJA1, l9Q.U►I'M awe
ELECTRIC MOTORS, NEW, ULD,
bought, sold, rebuilt; b b 1 t s,
pulleys, brushes.. filen 'electric
Company Ltd„ 2326 Dufferin St.,
Torow.
u
game 13a Liu
VAUMI(1EleA l?uU1 BALM destroys
offensive odor instantly, 45e
bottle wee wa agent. Denman
Drina etere 1>115 1&.
1,'AN 'INt i%IILL
FANNING) MILL, FARMERS CLAIM
seed graded with (Kline) in-
creases bushels per acre. .Kline
Manufacturing, Box 124, Weston,
Ontario.
t•'Oit SALE
EGG BRUSHES — DIRTY EGOS
made., clean with a few strokes.
Brushes, elle. Refills, 71.4e, post-
paid. Special prices to Egg Ste -
toes. A. L. leeichmuth, - March -
well, Sasleatchewan.
RUBBER Tinhl CARRIAGE, CON-
vertiblo type, very good condi-
tion, bargain $75.00. \Vindsor
Auto _Sales, 750 Wyandotte hast,
Windsor.
ATTBNI IONI 5 T O 1' FEEDING
sparrows. Plans supplied for per -
,feet :simple spar•ow trap. E.
Whaling, Moorefield, Ontario.
FUEL WOOD WANTED
MAPLE, BIRCH A N D MIXED
cordwood. first or second growth.
Also .all, kinds of Millwood. Give
full particulars and lowest prices
on cars, Walter Schloss. 19 Mel-
inda Street, Toronto.
FAItels 'FOR SALE
150 ACRES, GOOD BUILDINGS, 7
highway, 30 miles east of To-
. ronto; orchard, stream: for sale
or rent, Box 131, 73; Adelaide
West, Toronto.
FARM FOR SALE -110 ACRES, 50
piowea. Good buildings: Apply
Mrs. Woodin Ellis, Croton, Ont.
FRUIT AND POULTRY FARMS
•- for sale, 5 to 50 acres in Niagara
district. Easily financed. R. C.
McGhee, 96 Jackson St. West.
Hamilton, Ontario.
50 -ACRE FARM, GOOD BUILD-
inga, Water in barn, Mornington
Township. Price only $2,800, Ii.
J. Cotty & Co., 108 Downie Street,
Stratford, Ont.
FIVE HUNDRED ACRES. BRICK
house, three barns. machine
house, good roofs and fences.
Stable, fifty-two cattle, nine
horses. Rural mail telephone.
Herbert Campbell, Route No. 5,
Smiths FaIIs, Ont,
FAItSX 11QUI1'MENT FOIL SALE
1tISEP T1:IRES%IERS AND TRAC-
tors of various sizes and makes
for sale, wholesale and retail.
For particulars write Huggards'
Sales and Service, Wilson Avenue,
i.ssee, Ontario.
1`011 SALT: -- 36x50 W 71 I T IO
Thresher with clover attachment,
14-ft.Ir sol feeder, 'weigher.
r,
exeeilent condition, used
10 sea.-
team.
ea-t e nr:. Janus Martin, kt.2, Harrow,
cent
FARM BELL' 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 farmer. Write fully stating
lowest wage wanted. Box 122,
73 Adelaide St. West, Toronto.
FARME It, . EXPERIENCED
knowledge of beef cattle and
sheep, married man, house avail-
able. Apply Yellow Briar Farm,
Mono Mills.
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 and
Selective Service Office. Refer to
C.R, 733. Those employed in war
work need not apply.
ALADDIN H07(6325
ALADDIN HOMES, $1,200-$7,500.
Pay like rent. Send 25c. for 82 -
page book, Howard St., Beming-
ton Park, Windsor, Ont.
HAIR.DRi0SSING SCHOOL
L ke A 1t N I3AIRJ)REaSING THE
Robertson method. Information
on request regarding elassets.
Robertson's hairdressing Acad-
emy, 137 Avenue Road, Toronto.
HAIR GOODS
W I 0 5, 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, 80c each, Post-
age extra. Louis Rice, 361 Spadina
Avenue, Toronto.
HARNESS ,DRESSING
SLTPIT HARNESS DRESSING —
Finest leather and harness pre-
servative. Slipit also has many
houeshold uses 25c up at most
grocery, hardware and chain
stores. A product of Lloyds Lab-
oratories. Torrence
HOR5ES FOR SALE
HORSES. ONE CAR PERCHERON
and Clyde cross. 1,400 to 1,800
lbs. broken: mostly young. G. M.
3re('UIboch, Allingham, Alta.
800—IHR SES -800
By Public Auction
EXHI1lITION BARNS, REGTNA,
SA K.
APRIL 11 -12th. 1944
.411 farm raised. broken, very ex-
ceptional good lot. Write auction-
eer, Omar Crabb, Box 352, Regina,
Sass:.
(neaten 4'o INt'F:N9'ORS
AN OFFER TO EVERY iNVENTOR
List of inventions and full Pnfer-
.motinn sent free. The Ramsay
Co., Registered Patent Attorneys.
272 111n1c rPet ntt',wn, ('c018a.
LAX1)S WANTED
WANTED FOR CASH, WASTE
lands, cut over lands, on lake,
river or highway. State lot and
concession numbers, township
and all details of interest in first
letter with lowest rash price.
P.O. Box 43. Postal Station K,
Toronto.
MALE x3211.1' WANTED
FOR 'MAY FIRST—SINGLE MAN
to care for garden and lawn. must
be experienced and twilling work-
er. Write or apply in person,
George Brown, The Log Chateau
Faint. Fenelon Fails, Ont.
MOTORS P011 SALE
NEW MOTORS FOR IMMEDIATE
delivery, all sizes and electrical
specifications. Large stock of re-
built motors, machine shop equip-
ment and woad -working machin-
ery. Macy Machinery , Co., 109
Ring East, Toronto.
MACHINERY
DeWALT SAWS AND WOODWORK-
ing Machines. Newest types avail-
able from direct factory repre-
sentatives for Canada. Quotations
gladly furnished on application.
DeWalt Dasher Corporation Ltd.,
402 West Pendor St., Vancouver,
B.C.
MEDICAL
IT'S EX(aELLENT, REAI. RESULTS
after taking Dixon's Remedy for
Rheumatic Palter and Neuritis.
Mu nro's Drug Store. 335 Elgin.
Ottawa. Postpaid $1.00.
STONIACII ANT) THREAT) WORMS
often are the cause of 111 -health
in humins ell ages• No one lm-
. mune! Why not find out it this
is your trcuhle? Tntoresting par•
t.ieulare—erect Write Mnlveney'a
'Remedies. Spentellste Toronto 3.
Ont.
POTATOES
POTATO EYES FROM c IlfTIFIET)
seed, four main (iron varieties,
Burbank. Tip -to -Drat, Netted (*cm,
and the New T(ath:tclin. "oron:11y
acknd State "when
in ship, fifty
y
for 750 100 peels 51.',n. l'nsf esid.
C. West, 17511 Ilc,litwu...l l'r.
Victoria, 11.C.
NURSERY STOCK
FREE — COLORED NURSERY
Catalogue. Full line of Fruit
Trees; Evergreens: Flowering
Shrubs; Perennials; Shade Trees;
Rose s; Brookdaie-K ngswa3
Nurseries, Bowmanville,
FEMALE HELP 'WANTED
CURL FOR HOUSE WORK IN
modern farm home near Merrill -
ton; No farm work and no wash-
. nig. $40.00 per month, Boit 1.32.
73 Adelaide W., Toronto.
WOW
POULTI3'i: GItIet
POULTRY GRIT
Soluble or Insoluble
Analysis guaranteed
• Eliminate costly oyster shells by
using "Strew)" white poultry grit!,
for healthier birds and more eggs.
Available immediately in 100 ib.
bags in any quantity. Write far
samples and prices.
DEALERS WANTED
STINSON RIMER SUPPLY CO.
LIMITED
0585 Delorlinler Ave., Mei:areal
PHOTOGRAPHY
FINER "SNAPS" COST LESS
PROMPT MAIL SERVICE
Some pictures can never be taken
again. Don't risk losing yours. Send
your film rolls to Star Snapshot
Service for developing and printing.
Canada's largest finishing studio
does the finest work at lower cost.
.M.ny Size Ro11-6 or 8 Exposures.
DEVELOPED AND PRINTED 25c
"Your prices for such duality work
are really economical," writes a.
customer at Peterborough, Ont. .I
am particularly fascinated by the
coloured pictures. I appreciate your
prompt and reliable service and in
future will send all my rolls to
you."
3 MOUNTED ENLARGEMENTS 25c
Size 4x6" in Beautiful Easel Mounts
Enlargements 4x6" on ivory tinted
mounts 7x9" is Gold, Silver, Circas-
sian Walnut or Black Ebony finish
frames, 59c each. If enlargement
coloured, 79e each.
STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE
Box 129. Postal Terminal A, Toronto
Print Your Name and Address
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MAIL YOUR FILMS
TO IMPERIAL FOR QUALITY.
service and satisfaction. 6 or 8
exposure films 25e; reprints S for
25c. imperial Photo Service, Sta-
tion J. Toronto.
PA.TEN'rs
FETELRSTONHAUGB & COMPANY
Patent Solicitors. Established
1890; 14 King West, Toronto,
Booklet of information on re-
-quest.
PERSONAL
GAIN WISDOM—ENCLOSE 13111TH
date. Stamps accepted. Voluntary;
donations. P.O. Box 801, Ottawa,
Canada.
Qi 1LTING PATCHES
QUILTING PATCHES
FANCY TUPCO_ATINUS AND
grade Suitings, some Seetc h
Tweeds, 6x18, CO pieces (1.10
postage included. Louis Rice, '111
Spadina Avenue, Toronto.
RIn0i:MATIC PAINS
PEOPLE ARE TALKING: ABB 'T
the good results from i tl int.
Dixon's Remedy for Rheumxtee
Pains and Neuritis. Munro's strut
Store, 33e Elgin, Ottawa. P;o't-
paid $1.011.
SEED CORN
WE ARE GROWERS AND MARK -
eters of the famous Truck Load
Ear Brand seed corn. Order early
and save money. Belie River
Grain & Seed Company, Belle
River, Ont.
SEEDS
1844 FLOWER NOVELTIES
THIS YEAR GROW .A GARI'iRN7'I:L,
of rainbow colours. Hick's 1944
Introductions — Petunia Cheer -
fill, a free -flowering clear pink
beauty; Marigold Mammoth Mum
with huge lemote,ryellow blooms;
Pinwheel Gaillardia, a picture in
dolour tints, from intense wiue-
red to cherry pink. Send G5c to-
day for 3 pltts. of these All Am-
erica Winners (Value 75e) to
Dept. W.' 'W. W. Hick and Sons
Limited, Lindsay, Ontario, "Seeds
of Merit."
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