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]PREVIEW OF INVASION
An indication of what skies over Europe will look like when the Allies
invade Hitler's continental fortress is given in the spectacular photo
above, showing )nassed descent by U. S. paratroopers in England, put on
kr Prime Minister Winston Churchill
urchi lCommander.andG.Dwight D. Eisenhower,
supre
Allie
A Sailor's Letter
From British Isles
The following extracts from a
naval officer's letter home are well
worth passing on:
"Although this is the first time
since June of 1942 I have been in
theBritish Isles, the contrast be-
tween then and now is quite ap-
parent. The people are just two
years more tired.. • •dreadfully tir-
ed; tired of blackouts, of rationing,
of queuing up, of war generally,
but there is no sign of any less de-
termination of seeing this thing
through. When I was here last the
first big raid had just gone over
Cologne, and its effect was like a
tonic to all England. However,
since then the mighty raids have
continued with such regularity and
dulling monotony that the original
feet of the tonic
•
has worn thin,
,
f
e
and its place has beentaken by
that old'" feeling of dog
should thing: that the actual invas-
ion will conte 1rk ,a.c lc x0.\
C
--- on a_too-long winter -sintering
peo-
ple.
I hope so."
Bagpipes, Too?
The Red Cross and St. John
societies have annonuced the ship-
ment of 14,000 musical instruments
to British prisoners of war. As if
uncertain of their category. it was
added that bagpipes were included
M this total,
`'I•OJO' IN HAWAII
Modern Etiquette
By Roberta Lee
1 If someone is relating gre some-
thing that is very
able,
what should one do?
3 Would it be all right for a
mother to give the bride away if
the bride has no father?
3 How should a pian introduce
his wife to a woman who is much
older?
4 Is it correct to have the date
on an invitation to be engraved as
Wednesday, Marcs 29?
5 Is it proper to say to a woman
"Here is a man I want to intro-
duce you to"?
6 Is is all right for a person to
leave his napkin in his chair when
he leaves the dinner table?
Answers
1 Do not let it upset you, but
'
SL ect as soon as pos-
sible.
e the subject
sible. 'Forgetoret it and do not repeat
it as only those things which are
pleasant arc. worth: rernei ibering
., ssesss'erogtt`7"•'re$s ir sne. ti;sn'cli`•
3 "Mrs. Smith, I would like
you to know my wife." 4 No; the
date should be spelled out. Wed-
nesday, March twenty-ninth. 5
No, The man should always be
presented to the woman. Say,
"Here is a roan I want to intro-
duce to you." 0 No; the napkin
should be left on the table.
How Can 17Z
By Anne Ashley
Q.How ean I remove scorched
spots . from clothing?
A Rub with a white cloth mois-
tened with peroxide. Do not use
on colored garments as it will re-
move the color,
Q How can I save celery so that
it can be used later for flavoring?
A After washing and drying
celery tops place them in the oven
until thoroughly dried. Store the
leaves in air -tight glasses and use
them for flavoring. Some persons
prefer then) to celery seed.
Q. How can I mend granite
utensils?
A Press some putty into the
holes in granite utensils andbake
until brown in a hot ove. This
is an effective method.
Q How can I remove the odor
of gasoline from clothing?
A Hang the garment outdoors
for several hours, then
into the house and hang v.'1.fhe
air is warm. '1-
Q How can I test the quality
of coffee?
A Pour about a tablespoon of
ground coffee into a cup of cold
water. If the coffee floats and
colors the water very slowly, it;,
is 'pure. If any of the coffee sinks
to the bottom;, or stains the water
quickly, there is some ' adulterant
present.
Before the letters ti()S were
dopted generally as a distress
t igna1 at sea, the letter; CU(l
were used.
RH.EUMATLC
Pa g0 Gel AWAYTHEM
DoesYourBody Ache?
LBere'ts quick relief from
miserable neuritic, rheu-
rnatie, arthritic and Ium-
bago pains—Drink water
abundantly and rely upon
••1/'%' EI.I." herbal remedy
ns an internal cleanses. As
Pain mad fever producing
acids are washed away—
Pain must got Relief entry
be felt right at the start.
'Enke MuIvency's "11'iVEL12"
regularly before retiring
and sv.ake up each morn-
ing feeling finei Sold at
all druggists or 11. L. MniveneY's
Remedies Ltd., Dept, A, 211 Ossing-
ton Ave., Toronto il, Ont,
Your Watch Does
17 Miles Per Day
Most modern watches tick' five
times every second, which is equi-
valent to 18,000 time every hour.
The average size of a balance wheel
is a little more than half an inch,
so that in one hour it will travel
43,812 inches. At the end of the
day it will have done nearly seven-
teen miles.
Headache
Nothing is more depres-
sing than headaches...
Why suffer?...Lambly's
will give instant relief.
1.ambly's is good for ear. ix,f.
ache, toothache, painsin wig
back, stomach, bowels,
DREAM COME 'TRUE
Dream of all boyhood came true
for this youngster when he got
to make friends with elephants
of the Ringling Bros., Barnum &
Bailey Circus when it arrived in
New York. He's pictured fear-
lessly patting the trunk of one of
the big. fellows.
Britain Needs More
Volunteer Drivers
Thousands of volunteer truck
drivers, including women, will be
needed this spring and summer to
help in the invasion of the contin-
ent, said the London "Daily Mail"
recently.
Women drivers will .be required
to' drive medium-sized trucks so
that men can be upgraded to heavy
long-distance trucks. Voluntary
drivers will take the strain off the
over-worked British railways.
' ' SCIENCE
15 MING
Birth Of Earth
•
Granting that tbe earth was torn
out of the sun by a passing star
in the form of a huge mass of gas,
what was its early history? asks
The New York Times. Dr. Perky
G, Nutting presents this vivid
picture.
I. )agine a huge ball of dense
gas with a temperature of about
5,000 degrees C, The outer layers
cooling
cool first. During
process the gaseous earth is
violently agitated, so that some
elements combine to form liquids
which alternately rise ., and then
fall back in the form of rain.
•
After the temperature of the
earth drops a thousand degrees the
first liquid core forms --a core of
iron and iron alloys. At the
liquid surface the atmospheric pres-
sure is about thirty-two pounds to
the square inch, or more than twice
what it is now.
* * *
The first solids appear at a tem-
perature of 8,000 to 2,500 degrees
C, and they probably float .on the
liquid sphere. Deeper down are
;heavy vapors of metal and of a
few stable compounds of high den-
sity. All these vapors condense
at higher levels, rain down and
vaporize over and over again. At
intermediate and higher levels
water vapor (as much as 1,85 tons
to the square inch) condenses and
pounds down in the form of rain
but never reaches the surface. At
the outer limits of the planet there
are free gases, very cold.
When the earth cools down to
1,500 ors,200 degrees C, silica and sill
silicates form. They cover the core of
the earth to a depth of miles and miles
and supplant all but a few metallic
vapors. In fact, there are vast
Lois Of e s ., ,.
Won't Stop HOS:;
The Red Army's advances ims
peril about' 40 percent of Germany's
'BABY CHECKS
SPECIAL PRICES FOR JtNE
AND JL'LY l0c
Barred Rock Mixed
New Hampshire Mlacixed • • ilo
White Leghorn )nixed • • • 17e0e
Barred Rock Pullets
White .Leghorn Pullets 20e
Don't delay, $1Carleton Hoteliers',
books
your order.
Britannia }Ieights, Ontario.
BABY CHICKS, $13,00 PER 100.
After May 1, $11.00. Thrasher's
Hatchery, Harrow, Ontario.
RIVERSIDE GOVERNMENT AP -
proved Baby Chicks front large
type hloodtested Breeders, 'roth-
ing but 24 oz. Eggs and 1 • urs,
e
sot, assures you big
s.
fast maturing Chicks,
n
Le s,
g1t
qr
White
I:o
Rocks,
.St ,IT0Ii)J.
er=
-drYrr-nrc(rc-,, In,itcngn,
Ont.
PLAY SAFE NEIGHBOU'RS, BUY
Government approved Chicks
bred to lay and bred for quality,
Leg.ho iJs & iBarred Rocks are
our sg,eelaities. Write nnry for
prier: list, sur orders are limited.
Wnlerino Chicle Hatchery, Witter -
Ont.
6,1i'_11.1TY ''HICKS. .1LL OUR
hr(seders eelecte,l and blood -test-
ed, only large eggs set. .1 -tarred
'Rocks. Ne\v I3ampshii•es, Light
Susses, \\'hite Le -'here'. Hy bride.
Hampshire X I air+:•,1 Reeks. Stis-
scx X Hampshire. Also hatching
eggs. Immediate mein Irv. \'l'rite
for prices. Paul W. ring rindt &
Sons, Route 3. Smithville, Ont.
O CKS
from s. Pullorum ire Ut govern rlent
npproved breeders. i.'nd. for price -
list. Hanes Poultry Farm, J'.rsey--
ville, Ont
CHI('IiS 11I1TI:•f)11TI: sIIll'MT"NT,
also started e ht('ks, r n.l Leghorn
pullets. "Bookings for May and
later delivery heavy so we ad-
vise orderings what you need-
11n1r. Dray 14;'t•'hcry, 130 John
N., Ramilton, tint.
Inspection holds no fears for
"Tojo," tiny mascot pup of this
U. S. Marine, standing in line for
inspection following debarkation
at Pearl Harbour from a Navy
lack force aircraft carrier.
It Really Is Not
The Bear's Fault
The black bear is one of the most
playful and humorous of all ani-
mals, mals, but he is sttllabear. He does
first
seek man's companythe
in
place, and. when it is thrust upon
tits, he is likely to abuse it. If he
ti pampered he expects more pant-
erio , If he is given half a pie
e will takee
111 other half, if it is
�
within the reach of his powerful
pat
vs, Then there are complaints
that he has become a nuisance, and
be is shot. Abid it really is not his
habit.
0 you collo* MONTHLY
FENIALE
PAIN
You
'You \vho suffer cramps, headache,
backache, and tired, nervous feel-
Ings—due to ferrate functional dis-
turbances -- should try Lydia E.
pinkl)am's 'Vegetable Compound. It
Emu-
LYDIA
mu-
t on
OftP.O
at
free f
has a soothing e
un's mrost i'»rportant organs. Also a
fine stomach tonic! Made in. Canada.
Worth trying. PPiiy�gggqyg��, VIECBTABtE
� �� L 5IUUUllil COMPOUND
BUY PAYWELL CHICKS
IN MAY AND JUNE. THE QQUICK
growth and early maturity "of
Pnywell Chicks will assure you
of plenty of Fall eggs
Leghortls, Barred Rocks, New
IIanlpahires and hybrids avail-
able.
-'0 T.urtne Park, Ont. Furrn,
1N1)IVIDt'ALLY R.O.P., SIRED
Rocks, Leghorn X Roel:, Sussex
Leghorn, Reds. 101'6 discount on
Fall Chick orders now. Hatching
Eggs, Etc. Ttrunner'sl Poultry
Farm, Lucas Ont.
STARTED CHICKS, SUSSEX,
Etc.
FROM 1 WEER OLD TO 2 MONTHS
old. Several thousand available
now. This is not a sideline. These
chicks are raised tinder ideal
conditions from clay -old to 10 days
in battery brooders in a large.,
f rred btoeae1t spacious and
70' trans-
ferred 40'
building under electric brooders.
Order Now (as started chicks
and pullets won't be available
a little later on) and buy from
a real Poultry Breeding harm of
5000 Breeders on ONE Plant.
Lakeview Poultry Farnt, Wein
Bros„ Exeter, Ontario.
PROFIT COMES FROM AIMING AT
Perfection. That's as true in the
chicken business as any other.
The less you leave to chance the
more successful you'll be. If you
buy the best chicks you can got
for the money and give them
your best care and the most suit-
able feed yeti cats find—then
you'll be lessening every risk
and improving every chance for
o su(, ncsful L<eason, There is a
wide variety of breeds for you to
choose from. -Government Approv-
ed, bloodtestOd breeders. Da'Y-old,
non -sexed, pullets or coelterella-
Also started Milt -Its two and three
weeks old and older pullets eight
t-
' ca
Send o
k t, 9 for weelea and olde •
e
alogue and p
rietllct.
Top 0I
Notch
Chickeries, Guelph, Ontario.
LAKEVIEWOFFERS ''(OU
1311,0111 B R 11 A :i T i I) " SUSST•'y%
eockel'els If you want a real heavy
reed cockerel. Hybrids or New
Raisins, if soil want 'sornething in
e, fast maturing bird for broiler
Or up to 5 lb. dressed roaster.
Seer-.rnl thonFand available et
imnlodiate delivery if you a
quickly. Lakeview Poultry ifarmk
liYbillBros., Exeter, Ontario.
BABY CHICKS
TWEDDLE CHICKS HAVE AL-
ways
themselves, biven utgthis year account of
than ever we are receiving glow-
ing reports about the livability
of Tweddle chicks. When chicks
live well you can depend on it
that they are vigorous and will
develop into good layersand good
meat birds. K. Iiossfield, R.R.
Walkerton purchased 500 White
Leghorn pullets March 7th has
still 500, has purchased 500 more
for May. Buy Tweddle Chicks
for livability and vigor. We can
give prompt delivery on day old
and starters, two and three weeks
of age, in non -sexed pullet or
cockerels in all popular breeds.
Also eight week old pullets and
Tweddle
ee
older.
F
r Catalogue.
Miele FIatclreries. Limited, Fergus,
PULLETS AND- CAPONS FROM
Maand JOur New Hatmpshi't
eLight Sussehed x
hybrids make excellent layers
and choicest of meat birds.
Weber's Poultry Farm and Hat-
chery. Route 2, Kitchener, Ont.
ACT -QUI C TiLY IF YOU WANT
some of these good Tweddle two
and three week old started chicks
in nun -sexed, pullets or cockerels.
Special reduoed prices while they
last. Also day old and pallets
8 weeks of age and older, Write
imaic•diatc*1y for eat:Hogue. Twed-
dle Chick Hatcheries Limited,
Fergus, Ontario.
CHICKS FROM A BREEDING
FARM OF 5000 LAYERS
DUE TO Hod ]lilt hatcha EIS (.1t , Gy1 l.a0e-
duction
vied offers you limited number
of dtt'y-old chicks, cockerels and
pullets for immediate delivery,
also limited number of started
chicks 1, 2, 3, and 4 weeks old
and a few lots up to 0 and 8
weeks old. Act now and don't be
disappointed. 'No started chucks
available
e)irusesex
WttLeghons.en. Large
Sussex
X New HIemp., Sussex X Leg-
horn, and I2ocic N Leghorn. Book
your order for May and June
chicks NOW Only limited num-
ber Left for May delivery. Send
Fazmorder
i\ eintoi Bros., LakeviewY
OVEIN(1 & CLEANING
HAVE 1'OU ANYTHING NEEDS
dyeing or clennina? Write to us
for information. We ore glad to
answer your questions. Depart-
ment -•14. Parker's Dye Works
Limited, 701 Yring e eet, To,'
',onto
FIAIIIDRI Mv1NG
AMBITIOUS GIRLS and
MIDDLE AGE
women, learn hairdreyaing at Cetr-
ada's finest and largest schools,
Refined, dignified work. Splendid
pay, Write or call for free liter-
eture. ;Marvel Halydreseing SehOo)I,
138 Bit,;' Street, Toronto. Branches
94 King Street, Hamilton, and 74
Rideau Street, Ottawa.
LEA tt N HAIR trklr.?SiNO 1'H i;
Robertson method I11 POI' matior,
on requestx'egarding classes,
Robot'tson's Hal ydt•ess nK Acad-
emy, ,137 Avenue Road. Toronto.
Watio s, Sw TOUPESSwitches Curs\11
and all
types of finest quality [lair
Goods, Write for illustrated cat-
alogue. Toronto human Hair
Supply Co., 528 Bathurst Street,
Toronto.
itED1CAL
petroleum supply—about 6,000,000
tons annuaily--in Ploesti, Poland
and Estonia, but even if the Ger-
mans lose it, the 'Petroleum Press
Bureau • said last night, "it would
be unwise to look for paralysis of
the German war effort."
It was explained that \ ,while the
German army strategy "would
viously be severely haiupered," the
Germans woad be defending less
territory in shorter lines of coin-
munication and thus w old not need
as much oil as before.
The bureau added that continued
bombing of German synthetic oil
•plants was necessary because of
widespread use of such fuels by the
Nazi army and air force.
MEDICAL
FRUIT JUICES: THE PRINCIPAL
ingredients in Dixon's Remedy
for Rheumatic Pains, Neuritis.
• Sold only Munro's Drug Store,
335 Elgin, Ottawa. Postpaid $1.00.
B ofesveATntnstr45
offensive odor instantly, 45e
bottle. Ottawa agent, Denman
Drug Store, Ottawa,
DEAF
THE NEW STREAMLINED COM-
smallestt Potter
hearing Telephone
available• the
et
is clear, powerful, makes con-
versation easy anywhere and is
most reasonably priced, Try it.
1Vrite 'Potter Earphone Company,
222'4\ longi 55„ Toronto. Estab-
lished for better hearing for a
(Walter Ylttil
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a
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x21. ,
.111E
WANr
Rheumatic )'cilia or Neuritis to
try neeEiteioa
Drug Store, 335 Elgin, Ott
Postpaid $1.00.
STO,\IA('li AND THi;)EAD) \Volts:Is
often aro the cense of 1117hen)1h
in hum'ns all ages 110 0210 im•
mune! Why net find 011 if thi*
Is your trot1111es inter( riot; nor
-
Belo ars- VITT Writ(• 11,iI1enay'a
Rein edies, Sl)ec1a)1i51C ' oi,,010 8
Ont,
OPFER TO INVENTORS
AN Oli'FER•TO EVERY INVENTOR
List of inventions and full Infor-
mation sent free. The Ramsay
Co., Registered Patent Attorneys,
273 Bank Street, Ottawa, Canada,
1• 1�1u
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. • 1t lI- YOUR FILA]
TO IMPERIAL FOR QUALITY,
service and satisfaction. 6 or 8
exposure films 25e; reprints 8 for
25c. Imperial Photo Service, Sta-
tion J, Toronto.
snow -storms of these silicates.
How does life begin? Dr. Nutting
does not know. But he believes y
that it originates in the polar
regions.
SPECIAL PRICES
ON COLORED ANU 1'`1tA1'IED
ENLARGEMENTS
Quality Enlargements 4x85 in Beau-
tiful easel mounts, 3 fat ''5c. 1'r.011 -
ed in Gold, Shyer, Circassian
\valit ut or Black Ebony fini5`
frameson
ea h,Iivory mats
t culeufed71ceach aJ 5
ANY SIZE ROLL
U ur 8 expoeures
DEVELOPED ANJJ PRINTED 25e
Get prompt mall service uu quality
work at luta oust. Satisfied custom.
ers all uver
uu
that Star Snapshot tdl
Sers ice dues l tl e
best work.
UUN'T TAKE RISES
1VIT1i YULai l'ILY'IS
Strapalluts 411121 mover nu tams, again.
Send y aur t'ulls to Canada's largeet
aUd 1111085 finishing; etudio—
STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE
130>1 t29, Postal Tel A, Toronto
Print lour Name • and Address
Plainly un All Orders.
1',t•1'ION'f:+
1'E'1'HERSTUNHAUUll & euSI 'AN1
Patent Sul letters. Es tub lisheo
1890, 14 King West, Toronto,
Bouklet o1' information on re-
quest.
s10&J)s
\V1) .1110 ussow1l.Ra ANI.) Ansi:K-
eters ur the famous Truck Loud
)0,,i Brand seed Guru. Order early
and save money. Belle River
Grain e1;. Seed Company, Belle
River, Ont.
WHITE SWEET 1.1 U\ 1911, $8.00
bushel. Yellow, 47.00One purity
timothy, SUMO.11sil.c, 411.UU.
Abuse Uratle two. Mammoth (lute
red)-, 410•5ll bushel Early Red,
$15,543. Timothy 4U',,, Alsike 30%,
Red 3US1, $17.00 per 1043 pounddv.
Timothy-Alsike (35',p Alsike),
$14.00. Abo\e Grade three, slight-
ly discolored but good germin-
ation, bags 4041. Express prepaid.
J. E. ]grid', Ceylon, Ontario.
FOR
75 ACL1L0>i L'A1I81 and stock for
sale. Apply to airs: U. 21. Graham,
11.11, 2, Mono Road; Ont.
REWARD
There is an urgent need for
cars to transport war workers
to and from work. Tf you know
of which he� has no essentihas ] aluse,
send us his or her name, address,
make and year of ear and any
other information available.
I''A1IM, 100 ACHES, 4 1MI.l..lilS FROM
,Aylmer, Quo., 0 miles from Ot-
tawa, 00 acres cultivated, balance
pasture and \voodlot., suitable
dairying, gardening. Taxes 8 mills.
Reasonable. Fred Ferris & Soars,
Aylmer, Que.
We Will Pay Up
To $50.00 Reward
for information which results Iv
the, purchase of a ear.
ity you
Our
your rtive Ivill P
rdoortop carat prices.
Do Not Delay. Urgent!.
S U LLY'S
2128 Yonge St. Toronto
MAyfair 3844
FOR SALE
EGG BRUSHES — DIRTY EGGS
made clean with a few st'roi:es.
prus
h Special prices sto 1�Egg ])Sta-
tions. A. L. Reichmuth, March-'
well, Saskatchewan.
DeWALT SAWS AND WOOI)WO1RK-
ing Machines. Newest types avail-
able from direct factory repre-
sentatives for Canada, Quotations
gladly furnished on application,
Devi alt Dishes• Corporation Ltd.,:
402 \Vest Ponder St., Vancouver,
B.C. -
GRINDER—Greet', s, fifteen inch. ,
double action, hobbit bearings;••..
workable condition. l'ullt'ys,
shafting, hangers, 'belting elevat-
ors.Cheep.
ors..
i
•- l�ht ft.
two
let c
BELT I' y r ,1:..sr ulrl t,v
ectra heavy �„
BLACKSMITWS, WHEEL PLATE—•
Eight dollar's.
JARDINE T I R E UPSETTER
Twelve dollars,
RowlandlSmith, 16 Orono.
• Toronto.
I('IVE HUNDRED ACRES, 13RiCIK
•house, three barns, 'aehine
douse, good roofs and fences.
Stable, fifty-two cattle, nine
horses. R11120 mall, telephone.
Herbert Campbell, Route No. 5,
Smith's falls, Ont.
l,tiYl iII
SETTERSS REGISTER,
eel Sportsman's improved Linen
Working strain, yearlings, train-
ed gun dogs, pups, worked d R eek-
ly 1 heasnnts, 11nugarilIn'. '1'wcn-
tyfiva to One Ilunilrr•d Dollars.
C. V. Ellis, Jroquois, Ont,
Boosts
•s
)O'
NNUM.)"V1,i' )rl t.'.ONt71 I 1c )\1,13
et our tamed foreea in perfect
condition. Special 43.23 delivered,
]Money buck guarantee. Siete
0150. send money order, Ruskin
& Co., l'eterborougb, Cant.
ESSEX -KENT. GUERNSEY ASSOC-
laden offers heifer's, Bulls, 1 O P.,
Breeding. Write A. Kendrick,
Essex.
•
I'OI2 SALE, COUNTRY STOVE AND
service station, complete egtlip-
inent and stock. Good location,
Pike 'load, busy Bee corner.
Raymond 1)esitppe, Amlterstburg,
Ont., 11,11. 1.
•
SLIl'IT HARNESS I)RESS1NU —
1''inest leather and harness pre-.
sedative, Slipit also has many
11ou415110151 uses 21e up at roost
grocery, hardware and chain
stores. A product of Lloyds Lab-
oratories Toronto.
ALAI)l)1N 110811ES, $1,200-$7,540.
Pay like rent :lend 25c. for 32 -
page book, Howard tit., Reming-
ton Park, A\indsur, Ont.
ELECTRIC
sold,tllrebuiltSU ble �1t$.
brushea ce company Ld,326UufferiuSt
Toronto..
RY
1' Catalogue. `(sulllllline line 1riuit
'trees: Evergreens; •N Iow'er,ng
Shrubs; Perennials; Shade 'frees;
R s e svl iintlo
Nurseries,a:owmaniiOari
WANTED
WANTED IN \'()UIt DISTRICT
some one to take orders for day
laidgo IiCanad1211:1 Uoveminentoi.tpa-
proved Chick hatchery, No In-
vestment req uIred, Liberal (.'cul
mission paid. Write for full de.-
inlis, BON Nu. 130, 73 Adelaide
\\' Toronto,
TEACHERS WANTED, PROTEST -
ant, for school term 1044-15with
elemenL018' or intermediate di-
plomas; saiat'y $800 to $900 per
school term. Send applications to
Sellout hoard of A.ylwin, No, 1;
Leigh McConnell; Sec.-Treas.,
EttzubazUtt, Que., stating • quali-
fications and experience,
WANTED FUR CASH. WASTE
lands, cut over lauds, en mice,
river or highway. State lot and
concession numbers, township
and all details of interest in first
letter with lowest cash price.
P.U. llux 43, Postal Ste lion IC,
Toronto,
HEALTHY 1,13P1'11111.4 H ALL 1 ItJ1.1O11S
also Persi i11 Kittens, 01100 ries,
)'arrots, Pigeons, Bent ants, other
puts. (Junk lowest petite to Heeds
13irds Co., 1231) W. St. Catherine,
if ontrc:ol.
)•'1:11 1101tS1'l•i.A 11(101 iil;1)1 OF
all dcscriptiell$: highest price
paid, leer particulars writ,: to
Queen (lits 1eather I'AI., 23 Bald-
win S1., 1.ol•onto.
I'OXl'T01I1 PIN('(tl1 'I'ltAI'T(.)It MAN
for fruit Perm, single. Also
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Trees,required.r,l 1nT ti r` aia
tient Siford
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Fruit 1'',nrns, tunrf
1 T1.1V1: e r tl)N'l'e; 1N WINDSOR
alltli Delis at hi tousled 111 15l11' -
h I lllg 5n01115. lP yogi have nng
for sale 1001180 P.15,,, me fns) par.:
11(.111111.41 ))N to pi'l'e, 1011415, ;ToQ.f
lusts ii1:,11, bulidits wltLe,t', fnn'rwl,
:mount of )11tri•it;'ngtex 15 ails,�1
yearly taxes, 12, I1., 114 r:t (*„iXew:
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