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WHAT SCIENCE
IS DOING
Poison Oak
Poison Oak, public enemy of
the forest, is about ready to start
paying its debt to society—at a rate
of perhaps $5,000,000 a year, a
en ti_
stestimated.
ated.
;t
•
This bad boy of the plant king -
dim; tormenter of picnickers and
fishermen, has reformed under the
benign guidance of chemurgy and
Is in a position to earn an honest
living, said Dr. A. C. Shead, Uni-
versity of Oklahoma chemistry pro-
fessor.
Mindful of the plant's painful
rash, people have been busily
stamping out the plant for years,
tut Dr. Shead raised a warning
Band. What we should do, he
said, is plant more poison oaks
and thus give this country three
important new commercial pro-
ducts.
The scientist said the same juice
which has spread itchy rashes
would, when oxidized to eliminate
'the irritant, make a lacquer of high
anality, 20,000,000 pounds of which
. is at present imported annually
from India.
The non-poisonous berries, Shead
'explained, are rich in fat that
, could be used to make Japanese
:wax, large quantities of which
'e- e imported from Japan before
litre war at prices ranging to 25
THE WAR - WEEK — Commentary on. Current Events
British av Has Almost Stopped
Essential Imports Reaching Rech
There is one long, hard task of
the war that the British Navy has
almost completed; it has practical-
ly stopped German imports of
munitions from outside Europe,
writes F. B. G., in The Vancouv-
er Province. Relentlessly t h e
Navy has tightened its grip about
Germany's throat until one supply
line after another has been stop-
ped.
It has beers a long struggle, as
it was in the last war, but in the
last two years or so the Navy has
had valuable aid from the Air
Force.
t A'4lr'Sr2Y11'a 'tt -k"
p a rknt mean variety. lead
The third product — and SI
said it was a rare plant ' which
yielded_as many -as three useful
substan ben_ is tannin for the
leather', Bettie, extracted from the
l leaves.
The professor's estimate of the
potential commercial worth of the
plant was, he said, conservative.
Now Spring is Dere again and
no more German ships will try to
reach Europe from the Far East.
731ockade-running is over for this
season: it may well be over for
the war.
in the Winter of 1940-41 Ger-
many was able to import cargoes
from French overseas territories
via Unoccupied France --especially
rubber front Saigon. The Royal
Navy stopped that traffic. Mica
and meat were imported from
Madagascar. The Royal
onye
slopped that traffic by sin
P
Most Serious Blow •
Duringser
a Other
and
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1941
routes through the blockade were
stopped. German ships ceased to
attempt to cross the
South- enAtlan-
tic front neutral
ports. But the most serious blow to
German supplies was the Allied
occupation of French North Africa
in the Autumn of 1942. That stop-
ped all import
s
to Euro by
y
small vessels sailing f
Medi-
terranean ports.
By the end of 1942 Germany
was left with only one country
outside Europe from which to ob-
tain the rubber, tin and edible oils
ehe needed—Japan. But Japan
needed other things: machine tools,
ball -bearings. ��anyydp�}�e^•syypeTciiaatllly mod-
)LgAioBO ND
a •
els and plans of weapons that had
been tested in the European 'thea-
tre, So the blockade -running had
to be arranged on a systerxt of
exchange with Japan,
That was begun in the Winter
of 1942-43. Of the . ships that --left
the Far East for Europe, seven
were sunk. Others were damaged
so they could not make the voy-
age. During last Winter .five ships
left the Far East for Europe; four
of then) were sonic.
Exchange System Broken Down
No ships left Europe for Japan.
Several were ready and loaded;
two were so badly damaged in port
they could not have sailed; the rest
have never sailed for some•. un-
annotinced reason. The system of
exchange has broken' clown, It"may
be that Germany did not wish to
risk the ships; it may be that .Ger-
rnany could no longer spare." ball -
bearings and machine tools for Ja-
pan.
Today, out of .30 vessels that,
during the last two years were, en-
gaged in running the bloskat '.1 bet-
ween Japan and Europe, only' 10
are left. Out of those 10 several
are badly damaged, and nearly all
of them are in European ports un-
der the eyes of the RA,T. Only
and
Japan,
n
are
or two left in JP
one
it may be doubted whether. the Ja-
panese will be willing to send any
more cargoes to Europe before
they have got something in ex-
change.
Allied Sea Power Grows
Germany's need to import car-
goes from overseas was proof of her
failure to make Europe self-suffi-
cient. Her attempt to import car-
goes in unescorted merchantmen,
relying on speed and evasion, was
a result of her lack of sea power.
The fact that these supplies are
conning to an end at the very time
when Germany needs thezi most
is a result of the steady growth of
Allied sea power.
Paint Is Preservative
Protector, Beautifier
Among Post -War planners, the
Canadian ' Paint, Varnish and Lac-
quer Association, with 95 per
cent of the paint manufacturers
and dealers of Canada backing
the scheme, is unique. Although
wartime sales are higher than
they have ever been, the 41(111841
counts .on a still further expansion
when the war is over.
An aggressive and dynamic self
ling policy is being outlined to
members of the Association at
various city and provincial group
meetings by pointing out that a
wide campaign of advertising and
publicity would open new selling
fields if manufacturers and sup-
pliers placed before Canadians
all the hitherto little-xnentiolied
attributes of their products. For
years paint has been known
chiefly as a beautifier, protector
and preservative. It also has
decided assets as a ' protection
against fire, as a fighter against
germs and disease, as an improver
of health .and vision, as a pro-
duct that could lessen strain and
fatigue, make work more pleasant,
living more enjoyable and the
world a brighter place in which
to live. c
In the eyes of the paint indus-
try, Canada today is paint shabby,
rural shabby, and urban shabby and
suffered
maintenance has
a letdown. Eve'ryw'here there is a
e
Drying n
'
11
ation of
• ed the application for PP
the old slogan "Save the surface
and you save all."
BABY comics
ANOTHER BARGAIN OFFER
while they last. Two week old
pullets White Leghorns $29.90,
Black Minorca X WMteehundghorn
pullets $30.0.0 per . _
Act
quickly . these will soongo at
these,prices. Also reduced prices
for day old chit -s in all popular,.
breeds, dill -sexed, pullets or
ftiUelcerels. Also free range l-
ots eight weeks of age and
t ',gee
catalogue.K T
ries. Guelr ` ar
And The Farmer
Bought The Bonds
Beres an example of teamwork
in .selling Victory bonds: "The oth-
er evening' I saw two Victory loan
salesmen approach a man busily
plowing a garden with a team of
horses. They talked a few min-
' tales then one of the salesmen took
over the team and continued the
plowing while the other made out
the bond application."
-- Winnipeg Tribune.
The, F.B.I. has employed 2,800.
:special investigators in an effort
to stop black market gasoline buy-
ing in the 1T. S.
Headache
Nothing is more depres•
sing than headaches..,
i
t 'Why suffer?...Lambly, s
will give instant relief.'
I'Lambty'sisgood for ear. •
ache,coothache,painsin711,9 /.•tla
back, stomach, bowels. lulu
LA 111,B LY1.5
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HEADACHE E Utz
WaE
A
Worm Trouble
CHILDREN REALLY NEED
)8 JLVENEY'S
Mother's
Friend
these change-
• silhle clays t 1 t
helps protect
Diem from worm
trouble. a n i)
ether children'C
e c P s
Elis, IL
`
them rege iatr.
Ito ,00thinsmt tool
Hove try It.
YOU WOMEN WHO SUFFER FROM
S
N
�S
.�LNOT
If you stiffer from hot Dashes, dizzy
spells, irregular periods, are weak,
uervaus--due to the middle -age'
period in a Woman's life, take
Lydi
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Comp
it's helped thousands upon thou -
:holds of women to relieve such
symptoms• Finkham's Compound Is
also a lino stomach tonic"( Worth
trytngf lefade in 'Canada.
,r •b
Mary Rogers, above, daughter
of famed comedian, the late
Will Rogers, will be marriedsoon
to Victor Courtrier, Jr., Hollywood
screen writer.
Modern Etiquette
By Roberta Lee
1. In whose name should a girl's
wedding invitations and announce-
ments be issued if she has no
parents nor close relatives?
2. Should one be embarrassed if
it is necessary to ask a person his
name in order to introduce him?
s. Isn't it proper for one to add
a postscript to a letter?
which
•n
hhowN
r
And
4. At dinner,
hand should a waitress hold the
dish she is serving?
5. Is it all right to typewrite an
invitation, acceptance of an in-
vitation, or regrets? use Mr.
6. Is it good manner,t to
or Miss when introducing mem-
ber's of one's family? •
ANSWERS
1. In this instance, the -wedding
would probably be too informal for
her to need either invitations or
announcements. If determined to
send them, the only thing she
could do would be to send them
in her own name or have her
fiance's family do so. 2. No; be
courteous and natural, without
offering an apology. 3, It is all
right but one should trp to avoid
postscripts except when necessa-
ry. 4, The dish should be held on
a folded napkin in the left hand.
Then, if necessary, the right hand
can be used to steady the dish.
5. While it is being done, the
typewriter should be tied for intsi-
ness ptu'poses only. 6. It would be
better to avoid the titles if 'toss' -
,
hie.
t,4.. ,.gg
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r
t.
Jia . "odes c, 7y;
Leghorn" pullets .22e;' x3. ;cRoc
0'. pullets 20e,-Leghdrns i �3Rock
Strain, Rocks are O.. "
ing. All breeders are blood reed,.
ed. One dollar books your .or(rtat-
J, D. Johnson, Fergus; Ont.
WELCOME-,NE'SVS—PitosspT MAY
and June delivery st Tweddle
Chicks. Foreseeing another ' year
of big demand for poultry hind
eggs, everybody at Tweddle
Hatcheries has been working
hard sine, - back when.".
That's win :it offer • -
June deliv all the
breeds of chicks' — day olds{
and
older
—non -sexed. good Judgment
to order extra T'weddle Chicks •
now because the grass •ration
does a lot for chicks and lowers .
feed costs. Fuel costs are lower
too. Prices are reduced for
June.
week old pillets ial in Whitrices e
two
Leghorns and Black Minorca X
White Leghorns. Also older free
range pullets eight weeks otage
and older. Free catalogue. Twed-
die Chick Hatcheries Limited,
Fergus, Ontario.
Easy to roii, delightful
. to yoke
FINE CUT CIGARETTE TFiNaB } EO
Transport Barges
Barges of from 000 tons to 2,-
000
;000 tons capacity have been com-
mandeered by the Germans in
Belgium, France,The Netherlands,
Poland and Yugoslavia. These
boats have been taken to Germany,
for' transport service on the Rhine
and side canals, to supplement the
insufficient means of conveyance.
i LHA ^4 '� �} ` i?, tit ;°I�LI i.FfT iJ ��'i%�•
Have You Heard?
A typical example of the un-
conquerable Cockney spirit. A fa-
mous city tavern, windows shat-
tered, a
tered, has the following notice
posted up where the windows
once stood:—
OPEN AS USUAL
The little tea and coffee shop
next door, windows all shattered,
has gone one better and announces
cheerily:—
MORE OPEN THAN USUAL
—0—
Girl of eleven, asked what a
sa
wa
la was sa
and what
Fnunsu
e
gulf, replied: "A peninsula is a
piece of land with three sides
SAFES
R'roteet your BOOKS sena CASK
from FIRE and THIEVES. We
have a size and type of Sate, or
Cabinet, for any purpose. Visit
as, or write for prices, ete. to
Dept. 'W.
145 Front St. Established �Toronto
1855
8C .TAYLOR LIMITED
TORONTO SAFE WORKS
CHICKS IMMEDIATE SHIPMENT--.
arse started pullets -1n some
breeds. Contact us for breeds.
available now or later in June.
Buy the right stock for the right
results at the right time this
fall and winter. Bray Hatchery,
130 John N., Hamilton, Ont.
STATtTISD Moses '
RET)UCED PRICES ON STARTED
chicks' from a Real Breeding Farm
of 5000 Breeders. 1, 2, 3, 4 weeks
old. Prompt delivery. Don't take
chances on ordinary chicks when
you can get these high quality
chicks at such reasonable .'Price&
our best toproduce
heal-
thy,
ea -
We do
p
fir.
„
bred,
to
rod
nee ,
h well P
t y,
disease -tree, chicks. Order yours
now. Send for Started Inst and
Weekly Specials. LAT BVIEW
POULTRY FARM, WeinWeinBros. ,
:Phone 75, Exeter, Ontario.,
BARGAIN SALE OF DAY OLD
chicks for this week sand nett
w e e k. Government Approved
chicks from hloodteSted breed-
ers Non -sexed: White Leghorns.
Barred Rocks, White Leghorn X
Barred Rocks $9.50 per 100, as-
sorted breeds $8.05. :Pullets:
White Tregg horns, White Leghorn
X Barred Rocks $19.80, Barred.
Rocks 119.90, Assorted $12.90.
Cockerels: Barred Rocks $8.05,
Assorted Heavies $7.95. No de-
Posit
e-
CnDrequired.
yuvl ere. Also tworweeek
old started. This advertisement
most accompany your order to
receive these special prince.
Please give second choice. Top
Notch Chickerles, Guelph, Ont.
---
Popcorn sam)ctintes loses its
"popability" clue to dryness; this
essentiai property may he restored
to the corn by patting it in a fruit 1
jar with a tnbhspnoeful ()r IWr) of '
water, shaking and letting stand a.
\t'e&
DYEING & CLEANING
HAVE YOU ANYTHING NEEDS
dyeing or cleaning? Write to us
for information. We are glad to
answer your questions. Depart-."
ment A. Parker's Dye Worke
Limited. 791 Yonge Street, To-
„ -onto.
HAIRDRESSING
AMBITIOUS GIRLS
women, Lost • rid largest 'ra�:� Baca.
termed, dignified work. Splendid
Pay- Write Hor Call for freeh sols,
ter-
ature. Mcsseel•.ai dressingc
$58 Bloor Street, Toronto. Branches
44 'Xing Street, Hamilton, and 74
Rideau Street. Ottawa.
.lt'Nle DAs'-OLi7 (:HICKS, ,TO
JT'T.v let
ANY 'BREED 1a017TILIS AA .GRADE
mixed 'irides $12.00 Per 100;
Heavy Breed pullets $18.00 Per
100: Light and 1vle.dium breeds
120.00 per 100, Order from this
ad. loci, deposit. At•so d_Y ]d
rorttr.rela Pure Tied. Sussex.
Suisse+ X .New T'Tamp., Sussex X
Barred Reck, Levee Type 1Vhite
Leghorns, I3ari:ed Torics 73arred
Rock X Leghorn, Sussex X. Leg-
hen,
,e •-horn, New 7tatnpshires. LAIo1
V]EY POIT'f i'li. PA 'Wein
Brea., Phone 78, Exeter, Ont.
10e BARRED ROCKS 10c
) , NC) 11 Nx7
AND
ORDER . 1V T"l JIx f}rst
•Tuiy chicks. First corns,
served. T0arred Tlorks nna, ed 100,
starred Ttoek Pullets 17c. tr lets
horns mixed fir, Lee:herr: p.
20c, 'Barred Reels ('orker:ls 910.00
Der huncdrrcl. Leghorn ceekercls
92.00 per 100. A11 eggs set �,an
2a oz. eggs or better . and
thigh producing' stoop. Gitarant,.e
7.00«;;, lief, delivery; $1.00 honky
•our order. sia(lnnee x.0.17, S'ex1n>
'Depot, Chatham, Ontario.
Is EARN HAIRDRESSING 'l'lIE
Robertson Method.. Information
on request regarding classes,
Robertson's Hairdressing Acad-
. emy, 187 Avenue Road, Toronto,
MEDICAL "
HAVE YOU HEARD ABOUT
Dixon's Neuritis and. Rheumatic
Pain Remedy?? Tt gives good re-
lOttawa. p.335
Elgin, 'Postpaid $1.00.
STOMACH AND THREAD WORMS
int humanstlall cages. Noilonee lin
ut if this
is your trouble? t Interesting par-
ticulars --Free! Write Mulveney s
Remedies, Specialists, Toronto 3,
Ont.
BAUMEEKA FOOT BALM destr
offensive odor instantly,45c
bottle. Ottawa agent. Denman
Drug Store, Ottawa.
A I TRIAL - is �"EP Yrs SUF
DFD ER OFtF
should try Dixon's Rendy.
Munro's Drug Store: 835 E gin,
Ottawa. Postpaid $1.00.
PHOTOGRAPHY
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GET BETTER PICTURES
AT LOWER PRICE
Any Size Roli-6 or 8 Exposures,
DEVELOPED AND PRINTED 25c
A customer at l3ersvick, N.S.,
writes "1 want you to know how '
pleased I am with your 'wonder-
ful work and prompt service." We
have such letters from all over Can-
ada,.
FOR SALE
100 ACRES—ONE MILE FROM
Perth. Mrs. E. J. Leach, B.R. No. 1
Perth.
180 ACRES, DAIRY FARM, BRICK
• house, eight rooms,. bank barn.
Implement shed, garage, lots of
shade trees, artesian well, water
in house and barns. Hydro, close
to school, on paved road, seven -
BE.miles from Baternan, Unionville.. -
•1 R'�ri: ' Ggiori CLAY LQ,,
•'with t Water;, hydro availaible,
buiidin�' nmule:of Toronto, 'ood
p,a
e'plements, .stook,"dull line oft im-
" ' sell complete•rnding new tr ,ctor.,
' arate. Would tonsiatt"ek o
tage with garden, and tw r
Part payment.
t2rltas2,Hornby.
S. RBryant,
200 'ACRES—BURGESS, 5 MILESS'.ed
from Perth. Wm. Matheson, Perth
8.
• • 'ENLARGEMENTS
i
2
for 26e
4s6" in Easel Mounts.
SPECIAL PRICES ON
FRAMING AND COLORING
ted
mounts 7x0" in Gnts old,rSilver, Cory ircas-
sian
Sian Valnut or Black Ebony finish
fames, 59ez, eaaii. If enlargement
STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE
Bok 129, Postal Terminal A, Toronto
Print , on rA]lNadeesand Address
TIME TESTED QUALITY
SERVICE and SATISFACTION
Your filmy properly developed and
printed
6 Ott 8 EXPOSURE` ROLLS 25e
REPRINTS 8 for 250
IaiNEST ENLARGING SERVICE
YOU may not get all the films you
want this year, but You can got all
• you service
'desire
the quality and SC v
r film
s to
by sending yuu
'E11v10RIA NuOT 0 Snit VICE
Station SI 'i'oronto,
PATEIN'SS
I''fnnelltS•i'(IN11J1P'i4 t ,'(101I'AN1
Istc:t11 8,luting' It'sat,itl,lieo
18011; 14
ilooklet.rfTit195i''�V,Yttr,Y, 1„n rtfi
(Meet.
.A 4
BURLINGTON, 5 OR 20 ACRES;
apples and pears, bearing: no
buildings. )3ox 141, 73 Adelaide
West, Toronto.
FARMS FOR SALE, IN TEMISK-
aming district, close to highway,
railway, markets, bargains. Write
Zalek Vertlieb, Wawbewawa, Ont.
2000 BIRD NATURAL HILLY TUR-
Anton Bench RammedTrouts Ponds,
Fruit and fine furnished horse.
Will coach buyer on operation.
Whaling Turkey Ranch, Moore-
field, Ontario.
GOING FISI3IN(4 CATCH FISH
no matter where they ar•e with
magic lure. a Particulars 25e and
stamp. N•Ka3g6 Ave. G. South,
Saskatoon,a
100 REGISTERED POLLED HERE -
ford cattle at auction July 3rd.
For information and catalogue
write Malcolm McGregor, Bran-
don, Manitoba.
FOR SALE—REGISTERED JER-
scy bull, 2 years old, sire I3eautY's
Triumph -1000570,—D= Calumet
Jane -09.455 — Leo Cruickshank,
Low, Que.
of water, A gulf is three sides
of land with one piece of wat-
er."
"William, I used to have a luxu-
riant beard like yours but when
looked at myself in the mirror, I
decided to shave it off."
Quick as a flash, William re-
torted: "Sir, I once had a face like
yours but when I looked at m;(s
self in the mirror, I decided to
grow a beard."
ANGORAS "FASHION PLATE
Strain" Pedigreed, Pairs Ten
Dollars and Trios Fourteen Dol-
lars. q
(! west
• 2 miles ' L 'mei
W. L• Lymer, tars.
on No. 2 Highway, L'owmunviUe,
Ontario, Route 3. •
T forCsa(le 95 cleared,SE GO acresACRES
u bush
and swamp; large stone house,
new turnare, large bank barn,
both well roared; picturesque lo-
cation on county stoue road two
miles from Acton; price, 97,000,00.
Apply George -Somerville, Acton,
Ont.
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-JaAXATI�, E.
TABLETS
s;;,Ti1Ct{LY ieved EV
CONSTIPATION
If you sutler from Reniorrhtids.
(Piles) try getting relief through:"
soothing gentle, action of FERMOL
LAXATIVE TABLETS w h i o h oo
'many have found effective for thif1
condition. Go to your drug storeKt(1,.
$;
obtain FERMOL LAXATIVE TAB".):
LETS—two months supplyr for $1 rt),;
or write direct FERMOL DISTR11'_'J-
TOR.S, LONDON, Ontario,
Ji Ruhr S
WE ARE NOW OFj''ERING DULL
calves from a few weeks old to
serviceable ago, by our herd sires
and nut of good producing, high
c'lsssitied dams. The best strains
for type and production are rep-
resented. Prices are most r r nson-
ablo. DON fflSAD FARMS, RICH-
MOND HILL, ONTARIO.
NEW ZEALAND WHITE RABBITS,
Junior stork, 2 months, weight
4% ibs. mature at 12 lbs., 910.00
trio,- Pedigreed. rant Mid live
delivery, We bay all you mime.
Write: Milted Itnbi.litry, 'Dart-
mouth, N.S..
FOR SALE
NEW y.s,Pl$42,50—$44.00s-444.75 a
94$60. For women and girls, 912
60--$.45.00—$46:50 ,and 949.50 Mail,
money order and write height of
rider to McBride'?, 36.Queen East,
Toronto.
SE"WVING MACHINES REPAIRED
_$1.50.. ,Parts extra. If reautr :d.
Parts( still available. A. 4.,ilb:rt,
. 2229 }unpas St.; Toronto.
Vitro$ and ;ktrouse tly readable war
iia and 'thorodated e1"euts; a matt•.
ever one should ltmitad .
everyone should owns Ment, 'S0
nuA.
mber only. Send p y Pro••
Ca)ladian Fin St�eettiZoroi:to.
'r.:a ;,..3.1.8 BaY
Mi + -` HI S'
GENUINE II I N M A N .:
and parts 1or 01d-stylmth r ()
Milkers. Service by
Rowe & Company Limited, Pia.
tributory, 47 Crang Ave., Tororso;.
Ont.'
DeWAI..T SAWS AND WV'OOi)WORI?;•
Ing Machines. Newest types avail-
able from direct factory repre-
sentatives for Canada. Quotations,
gladly fnrniahed on appl1esti 9.
DeWe1t t7lahCr Corpora don l.td•.
402 West Ponder Si.. Vancouver,
T3 C.
$1.1P1'1` HARNESS DRESSING —
c .re -
5.
finest leather and 1
ru)•nc p
also has
mins
' f .rs
Sh 1
servartivo. p
houeshold uses 25c up et most
grocers,
hardware Ca
Store Aproductof Lloyds .h -
oratories. Toronto.
111LrC71'])COTS, NEW. O5141),
bought. sold, rebuilt: b ell s,
mines's, brushes. Allen Electric
+ onnpnny 140.. 25109 t)afferin Pl
Toronto.
RFLP WANTED
EXPERIENCED FLOORMAN AND
all round printer, permanent'posi-
tion. Apply Pyle. •H791M., Near- '
est selective Service Office.
WANTED F U L LY QUALIFIED
teachers for Home Econom10ri
and General Shop, to teachgrtr9e.
work in morning periods. Write
giving qualifications mid salary;
expected; to A Colebournc S:d-
rotary, 'Riverside Public SchroI
Board; 345 Fairview B1v'd., River-
side, Ont. r .
$00.00 MONTTILY—W03IA1s FOR,
general housew0,rk, good home.
Mrs. C. IL Day, leurnharnthor_re
Park Rd., Islington.
'
975.00 MONTHLY FOR E"` PER"
ienecd single man on dairy farm.
(Tractor and milking machines
used). Apply Albert Rueii,
ca)'dine, Ontario.
• WANTED
MANUFACTURER.
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LIGHTNING
rod emiipment.des,nes
local ,sales-
men for part-time work through-.
_out Ontario. Drawing amount
against eoiltirlisFriolls arranged.
Apply 11, Phillips Conmpainy Lim» '
ited, 200 Alain Street, Toronto, ••.
WILL PAY CASH POTS rOWE13:.
Lawn Mower incl Electric"• Iiel'rll -
eraton. Give all partieulat8 when,
replying. 1031 Moy Aveiaue, W ird-
ser, Out,
1a ANTED—OLD rO$TAGE STAMPS.
Best cash- price paid. Send yoU)
lots to A. Stern, 2001 St. s_aths
erine E., Montreal, Que., or 801)11.
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sunup fur particulars.
1'il()T1'TSTcANT TIPACHER AS PRIN
deal for four room schoul. Closet
disciplinarian. State t tutiitloa.t1ors
and salary espetted., Duties to
ca'nmeuce • September. Mrs. Join
Wilding, See.-Treas.'t Ste. No. 5
ICoa'nh, R.11. 1,
Ontario.
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FARM TRACTORS
'WANTED, .\NY ('ONDiT11 N,
ferably leordeon: also 8(1- 4l1 l0'
built Fm'tls:ma 925(1.00 up Os
15 La Plante Aye., Toronto,
MR. WOOL GROWER
'.I`I91. 4 OLD T` TABLTSICRT 1) WO.'. e -
til! S
len 1,2111 Is under new m,neise-
ment. IVe operate a feglste cd
Government Wool ,Wart house
are prepared to pureb t5e
$rason'S wool clip (11) (.,iii: .
merit (Iraal ing sltitedardi, and d•t•
Government stipulnfed price s:
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