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WHO KNOWS?
We confessed that we didn't
know why trees turn red in the
fall. But the arbori-cultured Chat-
ham News is brighter, and says
it's because they're embarrassed,
knowing that their limbs will soon
be bare. Thanks, pal, and now tell
ars why a bare gooseberry bush
doesn't have goose -pimples? Or
does it?—Ottawa Citizen.
THE POOR RICH
Few things are more detriment-
al to a person's character than for
him to have nothing to do and
plenty of money to do it with.—
Kitchener Record.
YOU SAID SOMETHING
It's going to be a tough job, re-
marks a contemporary, to make a
grand new world with so many of
the same old people in it. — St.
Thomas Times -Journal.
REMEMBER?
What thrill does the youngster
of today have to equal that of the
nineteenth-century boy with his
first pair of copper -toed boots?—
Christian Science Monitor.
War Medals
Woolwich Arsenal has received
its first big order for war medals
—6,225,000 of them. The order
will take two years to fill.
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OTT z REPORTS
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That Canadian Individuals Have
More Than Trebled Their
Savings Since 1938
Some interesting facts about the
financial situation of Canadians
were told to the House of Com-
mons recently by Finance Minister
Ilsley. Individuals have more than
trebled their savings ...in bank ac-
counts, government securities and
other liquid assets since 1938.
It was estimated that at May 31,
1945, individual Canadians had in
currency, bank deposits, refund-
able taxes and dominion govern-
ment securities more than $9,500,-
000,000 — representing an increase
of more than $6,500,000,000 com-
pared with 1938 - and this does
not include savings in the form of
life insurance, pensions, homes or
corporate securities.
The intensive campaign to bor-
row from individuals has borne
good fruits. The number of indi-
vidual snbscribers grew from 946,-
549
46;549 in the first victory loan to 3,-
178,275 in the eighth loan last
May. It is the hope of those inter-
ested in the economy of both the
country and individuals that this
great number of subscribers will
be maintained or exceeded in the
ninth loan.
* * *
Canada is on the alert for oppor-
tunities to enlarge its trade mar-
kets. With Canadian products ra-
tioned to foreign markets during
the war, there was no need of ad-
vertising but now the time is at
hand to map out a really broad and
vigorous program of peacetime
trade promotion.
For this purpose all trade com-
missioners stationed in Latin
American countries are being
called 'to Ottawa for a conference
in November, Trade and Commerce
Minister MacKinnon has an-
nounced. They and senior trade
officers in Canada can come to
close grips with all the many in-
dividual problems that must be
taken into account if the program
is to be practical, well-balanced
and well -sustained,
Latin American countries are
markets of ever-increasing import-
ance. Even unde, the extremely
difficult conditions that prevailed
during the war years, Canadian ex-
ports to Latin America increased
by 70% and imports increased by
almost 400: per cent. There is warm
goodwill between these countries
and Canada and it is good policy
to foster this feeling.
* * *
The fame of Ontario as. a good
place to live has spread far afield.
Major James S. P. Armstrong,
Ontario agent -general in the Unit-
ed Kingdom, reports that about
30,000 persons — 90,000 if families
are counted — have indicated that
they would like to settle in Onta-
rio when emigration is possible.
But great care must be taken in
selecting immigrants even when it
is decided how many more people
Ontario can suport. Persons inter-
ested in settling in Ontario must
answer questions about their work,
the availability of funds for travel
and so on. Unsuitable persons can
thus be weeded out immediately.
Major Armstrong said it was
made clear that the movement of
settlers would be elective, with the
probability that priorities would be
created giving precedence to Bri-
tish men and women who served
in the forces, to craftsmen whose
skills were required for Ontario
districts or industries and to those
with plans for establishing new in-
dustries in the province.
CONCRETE
IMPS
4 cu. ft. and 6 cu. ft. power
21/z cu. ft. hand or belt
Concrete Block
Machinery
Rock Crushers
Enquiries Invited
Wettlaufer-Welker
Industries Ltd.
1290 Bay St.
Toronto, 5.
Phone Midway 9817
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to relieve MONTHLY
Fh' i',yI..
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
not only helps relieve periodic pain but
ALSO accompanying nervous, tired,
highstrung feelings—when due to func-
tional monthly disturbances. It's ono of
the most effective medicines for this pur-
pose, Pinkham's Compound helps nature!
Follow label directions. Try it!
46444AearditempaHUM
u e You Hecto?
HAVE YOU HEARD?
Sitting in a concert hall waiting
for the concert to begin. A man,
seeing a little boy in front of hits
looking at his watch, bent forward,
and asked: "Does it tell the time?"
"No," answered the little boy,
"you have to look at it."
—0—
Fittings in the house of a
Hollywood films actress are
made of gold. All the cur-
tains are hang on heir former
wedding rings.
—0—
The customer looked dubiously
at the lone and rather wilted head
of lettuce:. "Are there any vita-
mins left in that?" she asked.
"I can't honestly say that there
ain't, mum, but no more than a
little water will wash off."
"I had money to burn," ad-
mitted tha man -who -knows -
better -now. "And an old flame
helped me."
—0—
During E. discussion on girls, one
soldier remarked: "I like the shy,
demure type myself. You know,
the kind you have to whistle at
twice."
Allies to Scuttle
Germany's U -
a
oats
The London Daily Express said
recently that most of Germany's
U-boat fleet will be taken well out
into the Atlantic and scuttled.
Britain, the United States and
Russia are selecting six U-boats
each for experiment and research
the paper said. The remainder of
the 180 submarines now in British
waters will be stripped of instru-
ments and mechanical devices and
scrapped, it said.
U-boats captured in Germany
and Norway will also be destroy-
ed.
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SIGN YOUR. NAME TO VICTORY
The other day an observer in
Britain remarked: "The . British
came out of the war tired, cross
and impoverished."
He was referring to the people
of the British Isles.
If he were doing his observing
here in Canada he night say; "The
Canadians cane out of the war
tired, cross, period."
Such an observation might be
justified. Located far from the
scenes of battle, Canadian homes,
factories, and public services re-
mained intact throughout the war.
Thus • this Country was able to
satisfy the demands of a war -hun-
gry machine. And in so doing,
Canadian citizens earned money on
a scale never equalled here before.
Right now, in addition to holding
several billion dollars' worth of
Victory Bonds, Canadian citizens
have a total in savings banks ac-
counts which is the highest in the
history of Canada.
A critic might label us "crass
and tired." But if he really knew
us, he would not describe Canadi-
ans as ungrateful or selfish.
Confirmation of our true nation-
al spirit will be forthcoming in
the Ninth Victory Loan campaign.
To provide for the civil re-estab-
lishment of our men who fought
and to provide at least a little of
the goods which impoverished
people across the Atlantic must
have to survive, our people will
buy Bonds as enthusiastically in
the Ninth campaign as they did
in the previous eight Victory Loan
drives. Indeed, they will do bet-
ter than ever before.
WREN CI COLD stuffs up the nose
causes mouth breathing, throat
tickle and night coughing, use
this time -tested Vicks treatment
that goes to work Instantly .. -
2 ways at once!
At bedtime rub good old Vicks
VapoRub on throat, chest and
back. Then watch its PENETRATiNG-
STIMULATING action brim; relief
from distress.
It PENETRATES to upper breath-
ing passages with soothing
medicinal vapors. It STIMULATES
chest and back surfaces like a
warming, comforting poultice...
and it keeps on working for hours,
even whsle you sleep—to ease
coughing spasms, relieve muscu-
lar soreness and tightness—and
bring grand comfort! Try it to-
night , , , Vicks VapoRub.
Aviation Era
The aviation age is here for
George Turner, 19, Cameron State
Agricultural College sophomore.
He makes the 15 -mile trip home
from school each day in his own
airplane. It takes 20 minutes.
PULTRY
WANTED
Send us your chickens, fowl, ducks,
geese and turkeys. (Must be
dressed.) "Highest prices paid,"
QUALITY MEAT PACKERS
203 First Ave., Toronto
BABY CHICKS
FILL YOUR PENS WITH GOOD
laying or ready to lay pullets
now. We can give immediate de-
livery on many pure breeds and
hybrid crosses. Also day old
chicks hatched to order for Fail
delivery. Free catalogue, Top
Notch Chickeries, Guelph, Ont.
A FEW STARTED CHICKS ON
hand, also some laying pullets -
Day -olds immediate shipment.
Order now chicks for delivery
during balance of year. Bray
Hatchery, 130 John N. Hamilton,
Ontario.
PULLETS PURE BREEDS AND
Hybrid crosses. 12 weeks up to
laying. Fall Hatched chicks
booked to order. Taking orders
for 1946 chicks, Send your order
in now and be sure of the breed
and delivery date you desire.
Free catalogue and prieelist.
Twecidle Chick Hatcheries Limit-
ed, Fergus, Ontario.
25 FREE CHICKS
OUR BABY CHICKS ARE THE
progeny of Foundation and Re-
gistered Birds. All Breeders
blood -tested. Prices from 8c to
25c. A11 guaranteed'' excellent
layers. Don't delay, order now.
Goddard Chick Hatcheries, Bri-
tannia Heights. Ont,
FOR BIGGER CHICKENS, BET -
ter eggs, best profits start with
Top Notch chicks, A well known
name is always a safeguard of
quality and Top Notch is well
known to poultrymen. Top Notch
are bred to proven formulas for
livability and productivity. Start
today with Top Notch chicks and
be assured of a Top Not h in the
European markets, Write at once
for the free Top Notch catalogue.
It, will completely explain the
Top Notch breeds and prices, Top
Notch Chiekories, Guelph, Ont.
BUSINESS AND PROPERTY
IF YOU ARE THINKING OF SEL -
ling your Business or Property,
large or small and want goad re-
sults, consult this office, 30 years
experiencein selling all kinds of
property, for further information
write. George Lawton, 709 Ouel-
lette Ave„ Windsor, Ont,
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WIN
PERSIAN LAMB COAT
or Hudson Seal Coat
or Muskrat Coat and Muff
valued at $500.00
or $400,00 in cash
Tickets 25c, or 5 for $1.00
ELI ZAiIMTH FRY CilAI'TF.R.
Sudbury. Ont.
Send your postnl note or money
order to Sirs. L. Simpson. 9S
14:Ingstnount B ivd., Sudbury. Ont.
$7,000 OPTIMIST HOME
"MAY BE YOURS"
ALSO PARTICIPATE, IN $50,00
monthly Bond drnw. Other prizes,
Details on receipt, Shares $1.00
each or 6 for $5.00. Send for
shares to St, Catharines Optimist
Club, Box 445 -TT„ St. Catharines,
Ontario.
$10,000 HOME
BUILT ANYWHERE, IN CANADA
to winner's specifications, or
810,000 in cash will be awarded'
lucky winner. Also chance on
$100 monthly draw, Winner is
still eligible for house draw to
Deeembet. ATi proceeds for child-
ren's, welfare. Tickets $1. each --
12 for 110, Mail remittance to Sud-
bury IZiwanie f"iub, Box. 01
DYEING AND CLE1ANiNG
HAVE YOU ANYTHING NEEDS
dyeing er cleaning? Write to us
for information, We aro glad to
answer your questions. 'Depart-
ment H. Parker's Dye Works
Limited, 701 Yonge Street, To-
rontn.
FOB SALE
IANOS, A LIMITED NUMBER OT'
our small new Mauna will soon
bo available. Write for circular.
Orders executed in turn es re-
ceived, Eat:tory Pinson end Risen
Limited, 642 ming St. West, To-
ronto.
FOR SALE
ATTENTION, FARMERS. FOR
Sale: Tractor 7.'ires, made of rub-
ber, suitable for bolting on steel
'wheels, $10,00 each, When order-
ing state diameter and width of
wheel. National Rubber Co. Lcd.,
5 Wiltshire Ave„ Toronto, Ont.
BAILED HAY FOR SALE. TIMO.
thy Broom Grass, Red Ibp Mix-
ture and Upland. For particulars
write J. Firman, Hnausa, Mani-
toba.
REGISTERED COLLIE PUPS SA-
ble and white ten weeks old rea-
sonable. R. Horton, Scarboro
Bluffs, Ont.
GRIMM EVAPORATOR 6' x 18';
1,700 buckets, spouts, covers,
storage and gathering tanks, set-
tling can $600. H. Barnes, Sund-
ridge, Ont,
ELECTRIC MOTORS NEW, USED
bought, sold, rebuilt: belts pul-
leys, brushes. Allen Electric Com-
pany Ltd. 2326 Dufferin St. Tor-
onto.
ALADDIN HOMES ORDER NOW
for 1945-1946. Pay like rent. Send
25e., 32 -page book. 2628 Howard,
Windsor, Ont.
ONE REGISTERED "SHEARLING"
Suffolk Ram. D. McTaggart,
Harrison, Ontario.
1 TWO FURROW DISC PLOW,
like new, I. H. C., O. Bradley,
Russell.. Ont.
REGISTERED RABBIT HOUNDS.
Apply for Sales List. Corey Balt-
zer, Middleton, Nova Scotia.
BI.ACIK FLEMISH GIANTS, FIVE
months old. Fine breeding stock,
$4.00. Adamson, 35 Denison Rd..
Weston, Ont.
FOR SALT') ROUEN DUCKS PRIZE
stock ducks 93.00, drakes $4.00.
Archie Begg', R1, Hespeler. On-
tario, ,
STEERING WHEEL SPTNNERS,
special heavy duty for tractors,
$1.25 postpaid, Ivan Martin, St.
Jacob's, Ontario.
`TWO Y EAP OLD P.i?T.L, PURE -
bred Aysh!re and Holstein Cross,
reasonnhle. Apply to Mrs. V.
Slessnr. Tinwkestnne, Ont, Phone
53, Oro.
1) E T. ('C O LTGIITTNlt SYSTEM,
complete with batteries, gond
condition. L. T.ippert, P,R. 1,
Hlghlnnd Creek, ,
R. D. BUNTER'S DISPERSAT,
Sale of 43 young ,,retch Short-
horns, 'Thursday, November 8,
1945, nt T'air (lrounde, Exeter.
Herd Sire: Robinwnnd Reward ht'
Mullhills Rnnsnm. Write for cat-
alogue to H, J. Hunter 179 Queen
Street, 'Waterloo, Ontario,
FOR SATE: SAWYER-MASSIeY
Steel Separator, 24-44 with clo-
ver attnchments, nearly new con-
dition. 101 Super Massey-I'rinrris
Tractor on rubber, used three
seasons. 2,1t,C!, Cutting Pros, 12
inch, nearly new. Friend hrehard
Sprayer, T'.X. 25. 400 gal. tank,
power take -oft driven, 1(100 Ib.
pressure. on rubber, new this
spring. Earl Tansley, St. C,eorge,
Ontnrio.
FA IONS FOR SALE
13 ACRES NEAR BOWMANVILT.IC,
god hearing' orchard, poultry
houses for 2,000 birds, Karns, silo.
pride 17500. Terms; more land
available complete bathroom;
furnace, hydro, 10 miles from
p�shn'vo, possession arranged, M.
Y.. (1eipens, R.Tt,.0, Bowm.anville,
Ontarin.
100 ACRES, ERAMORA TOWN -
ship, 8 acres good hardwood
bush, balance cleared, good clay
loam, no stone; bank bairn, pig
pen, driving shed, henhouse,
frame dwelling drilled well; im-
mediate possession: Rockwood, 0
miles: school', 2 miles, Percy R.
Pnavay. I'Ivorton, Ont.
'rWIN PATOIS, 50 AND GO ACRES.
good dairy or mixed farms, 'good
buildings, water in stamp, wind-
mills, silos, highway 1i mile;
small manic bush, hydro avail-
able. Particulars: Wesley Davis,
Sopertott, .Leeds Co., Ontario.
•
FARMS FOR SALE
66 ACRES, EXCELLENT SOIL, 15
acres heavy timber, fair 5 -room-
ed house, basement. Stables, hen
house. Frult trees, Close to
schools, town. Drilled -wells. Hy-
dro, gas, available, aged, alone,
early possession. Terms, $3500.
Norman Sherwood, Newbury,
Ont.
60 TO 96 ACRES FOR SALE, WITH
buildings, good water, close to
school and churches, 5 miles
from Simcoe, with or without
stock and implements, immedi-
ate possession. Mr, A. H. Conlin,
R.R. No. 4, Simcoe, Ont.
HELI' WANTED
LINO OPERATORS AND
FLOOR MEN WANTED
COMPETENT LINO OPERATORS
and floor men wanted for news-
paper printing office, permanent
position, highest wages. Wilson
Publishing Co., 73 Adelaide W„
apply nearest Employment and
Selective Service Office, Order
No, 1.
MEDICAL
FRUIT Jt'ICES; THE PRINCI-
pal ingredients in Dixon's Rem-
edy for Rheumatic Pains, Neu-
ritis Munrn's • Drug Store, 335
Elgin, Ottawa. Postpaid $1.00.
STOMACH ANI) THREAD WORMS
often are the cause of i11 -health
in humans, all ages. No one im-
mune! Why not find out if this
is your trouble, interesting par-
ticulars — Free! Write Mulveney's
Remedies, Specialists- Toronto 3
r1AUMEPKA F(.HIT BALM DC-
stroys offensive odor instantly
40c bottle Otte we atter t. Orem,'
Min: Shop (shows.
GET READY FOR WINTER.
Build up your resist:Ince with
Morrills System Tonle Tablets.
Canadian favorite for forty
years. From your druggist or
postpaid $1.00, from Merrill Pro-
ducts, 08 Sllverbirch Ave. Toron-
to, Ontario.
WANTED — EVERY St'9'1'EICER
of Rheumatic Pains or Neuritis
to try Dixon's 'Remedy. Munro's
Krug store, 115 Elgin, Otlnwa,
Postpaid 91.33.
1>11OT0GRA1'TIIC
PHOTO CHRISTMAS CARDS
12 FOR 69c
Select your favourite negatives and
send to us. ,We'll return 12 prints
mounted on attractive, embossed
greeting cards, with envelopes for
mailing for 09c. The most original
greeting cards yon can get—the
kind your friends will keep — cards
that men on active service at home
and overseas like to get. .Order
early. (2 Photographs on (":Benders -
for 25c.)
STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE
!lox 129, Postal Terminal A. Toronto
"Your quality in colouring and de-
veloping is excellent," writes a cus-
tomer at Peterborough, Ont. "and
your service is prompt and guaran-
teed, I am particularly fascinated
with the coloured enlargements and
Christmas cards. Your prices for
such quality work are really econ-
omical and I appreciate your prompt
reliable service."
Any Size Ro11-6 or 8 Exposures.
DEWltil,o!'Fii) AND PRINTF•il) 21se
S il.[OUNTI.i) ENLARGEMENTS 25e
Size 4" x 6" in Ileautiful Easel
Mounts
You esu have enlargements rolour-
ed by hand for a small additional
charge,
Premed Enlargements 4" x 6", on
Ivory tint mounts, in frames 7" x 9".
1Rnrnished Gold or Siivet Circassian
Walnut or dearer Ebony 'finish 69r;
11' enlargement enloured 70e,
Print your nano and address plain -
On all orders.
TIME TESTED QUALITY
SERVICE and SATISFACTION
Your films properly developed and
printed,
6 OR 8 EXPOSURE ROLLS 25c
REPRINTS 8 for 25c
FINEST ENLARGING SERVICE
You may not get all the films you
want this year, but you can get all
the quality and service you desire
by sending your films to
ISII'ERIAL PfloT0 SERVICE
Station 1, Toronto
BAIRDRESSING
LEARN HAIRDRESSING THE
Robertson method. Information
on request regarding classes.
Robertson's Hairdressing Acad-
emy. 137 Avenue Road, Toronto.
MUSICAL tNSTBUMITN9S
FRED A. BODDINGTON BUYS,
sells, exchanges musical instru-
ments, 111 Church, Toronto 2.
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368 BLOOTI W„ TWHUN'ro
Branches: 44 King St. Hamilton
3r 74 Rideau Street Otinwa.
PERSONAL
ASTROLOGICAL READING 10c.
Contains your lucky days. When
to plant and harvest by moon's
phases, etc. Send birth date, Lau-
rentian Specialties, St. Laurent
Montrenl, 9. Que,
PA'I'L:NTS
FETHEI S'rtINHAIIOH & COMPANY
Patent Solicitors. Esta blished
1890; 14 Iiing west, Toronto,
Booklet of 1nformntton on re-
gn est,
\1'ANTr',I)
QUANTITY OF L_tII,6ti WILLOW
trees, .Hanger Limb company. 85
King Street \Vest, Toronto, Ont.
FEATHERS, FEATIIT)IC BEDS OF
all descriptions; highest prices
paid. For particulars write to
Queen City heather Co.. 21 Bald-
win St., Toronto.
WANTED '1'O PURCHASE PL1LL-
ets all ages and breeds. I9igh
prices paid Apply lox No. 61,
73 Adelaide W., Toronto.
HATCHING 13&H1S WANTED FUR
1046 hatching season. Mocks cull-
ed and bloodtested free of charge
under Government Su'pervislon,
Guaranteed premium, plus hatch-
ability premium paid. Por full
details, write Box 30, 73 Adelaide
W., Toronto,
DAIRY WANTED 61P TO 936,060,
in town or city where expansion
possible, experienced, strictly
confidential. Pox 58, 73 Adelaide
St. "CP., Toronto,
BETWEEN NOW AND LATE
Spring, White Birch Bolts, 27"•
long, 7" and up top. Must be
fresh cut, free of dose and large
Iimh knots. Also interested in
Poplar and T3asswood Bolts, 6"
and up top, 48" long. If you can
suply in carlots, write for our
quotations. :Keenan Woodenware
Limited, Owen Sound. Ontario.
LOGS: BASSWOOD I3 E 111 C XX,
Birch, Elm, Maple. also Pugilist
and White Birch Bolts, good
prices. Write to ',Che Oakville
Basket Co. Ltd., Oakville. Ont.
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