Zurich Herald, 1947-06-26, Page 7CLASSIFIED ADER TI I.
AGENTS WANTED
.A. BUSINESS of your own!. Want a corn -
reelable yearly Income? ,lolm It, Cressy
Company, manufacturers of food specialties,
Ifavouring extracts, packaged drug's. soaps,
patent medicines, etc., have an ,,attractive
proposition for those who can qualify for one
of the exclusive Cressy dealorahiPs which are
now available. This Is a pleasant, profitable
occupation for progressive, industrious men
and women, Write today for full particulars,
giving a few details about yourself, to: John
le, Cressy Company, -1636 W. Dundee St.
West, Toronto S, Ontario.
OILS, GREASES, TIRES,
Tnsertietdes, Electric Fence Controllers. House
and Barn Paint, Ileet Coatings, etc. Dealers
`wanted. '!'rite Wareo Grease & Ott Limited,
•Toronto,
EXCELLENT commissions to agents railing
on householders with new postwar line of
elvett•ical appliance not on sale anywhere In
Canada, Enquiries Invited from men now
on routes. 17u -0 -Ray Corporation, Hamilton,
Canada.
EARN MONEY gathering and growing hledi-
rlual Plants, Worth up to $12 pound, Hun-
dreds ut Recite, Herbs, Weeds growing wild
have cash value.Send stamen for details, Write
Box 672y, tslington, Ontario.. •
HART CHICKS
'BARGrAINS in Canadian Approval chicks for
this week and next. Marred Rocks, Noe(
Hampshires, White Rocks, Light Sussex,
Black Auetralorps, non -sexed 9.95, pullets
12.99, cockerels 8.95. Assorted Heavy breeds
non -sexed 8.91, pullets 11.95., cockerels 7.95.
White Leghorns •X Barred Rotes, Rostra
'Whites 8.90, pullets 17,95. cockerels 8,95.
'White Leghorns 6.95, pullets 17.95, cockerels
1.00. Assorted Light or Medium Breeds non -
sexed 7,96, pullets 1 C.95. Two week old add
6,00, three week old add 11.00 per hundred.
Shipped C.O.D. This advertisement must at -
c ompany your order to receive these special
prices. Also pullets eight weeks to laying.
Top Notch Chic•keries, (Mein)), Ontario.
BABY CHICKS AND
STARTED CHICKS
(c. r crate for Baby Chicks and started Chicks
win surprise you. Ali Chicks from blood
tested stock. Carleton Hatchery. Britannia
Heights, Ont.
SAVE` TIi111E, fuss and feed with these well
s,arted two and three week old chicks.
We have the following it non -sexed, pellets
and cockerels to choose from: Barred Reeks,
white Leghorns, New 'Hampshires, Rhode
Island Reds. Light Sussex, white Rocks. New
Hampshire X Barred Stock, Barred Rork X
New I3tunpshires, Black Australorp X White
Leghorn, Barred Rock X White Leghorn.
bight Sussex. X Barred Rock. Light Sussex
X New Hampshire, Send for special price -
list. Also pullets eight weeks to laying.
Tweddle Chick Hatcheries Limited, Fergus.
Ontario.
IT'S TIME to order your August chicks now.
Write for pricellet. if you want chicks
nom. we have sumo for immediate delivery
in most breeds, also some started. Bray
HOuhery, 130 John N., Hamilton, Gut.
1':: Sr to raise pullets. No brooding heat re-
.tu:red. Two to four weeks old. Special
prices $24.75 to $30.73. First class healthy
Bruck. Also day old cblcics any time. Write
for prices or send $1.00 deposit for early
shipment. fisher Orchards, R.P.. No. 2,
F rte n,an. Ont,
Ye.ut'i' ARE 0,11 too late to purchase those
fast maturing' Tweddle chicks. \Vo will
have four Mulles a week up until July 11th.
ire, can give prompt delivery en the following
pure breeds: White Leghorns, Block Minorcan.
AecOnas, Btewn Leghorns, Barred Rocks,
White Roeecs, New Hampahlres, Rhode Island
Reds, White w'yandottee, Light Sussex, Block
Australorpe. Jersey White Giants, also 15
cross breeds to choose from In day old non.
sexed, pullets or cockerels. Also two and
tilt ee week old and S week to laying pullets.
Send for reduced prices for June and .lily
delivery. Free catalogue. Tweddle Chick
Iiaeieneles Limited, Fergus, Ontario.
BATHROOM Ot'TFlTS
CARLOAD
01 Imported But hroou Outfits
FIRST QUALITY
BATHROOM OUTFITS
COMPLETE
Consisting of:
ITER 5' recess. Cost iron porcelain trilh
chrome fitting... Shower and .Shower Itnd.
TOILET: Two-uieee vitreoue ch'nu with seta
and rover.
BASIN: Vitreous or cast iron, chrome centre.
tinter supply anti fillings. comnieie.
AVAILABLE in lois of one to tell outfits
3 -Piece units' Or Tubs anti Basins (with
fittings) senaentell'.
SIM; LE unit inquiries will be handled through
u reliable dealer In your district.
Write to:
H. J. PARR & COMPANY
Importers - Wholesale Distributors
P.O. Box 69-f. London. Ont.
DYEING AND CLEANING
RAVE YOU anything peens dyeing or clean*
Ing'' Write to us for Information. We are
glad to answer your questions, Department
H. Parker's Dye Works Limited. 191 Yens
Street. Toronto. Ontario.
FARMS F01: SALE
See -ACRE farm for sale, 73 tillable, well
watered, bank barn, frame house in good
'reps.;[, possession any time. Archie Simpson,
Lavant Station, Ontario.
106 ACRES, excellent 7 -roomed, solid
brick residence, lovely lawn, blank
barn. pig pen, other buildings, good water,
rich loamy soil, crop included, some bush.
Hydro at door, school and passenger bus
service: would make ideal gentlenuttt's hone,
situated on highway on outskirts of Orange-
ville; a real btty, act quickly. Apply to
Box 441, Orangeville, Ontario.
DAIRY farm for sale, 207 acres, spring creels,
good buildings, dairy contract; immediate
possession: stock and implements if desired.
Cheap for rash. Box 12, Iilalheson, Ontario.
FOR SALE
ATTENTION FARRIERS
FOR SALE -Tractor Tires, made of rubber,
suitable for bolting on steel [wheels, $16 00
each, tear wheels' $7.90 each, front wheels.
When ordering state diameter and width of
wheels. National Rubber Co. Ltd., 6 Wilt-
shire Ave., Toronto, Ont,
COR SALE
FLAGS
All sizes Union jacks
s er Canadiaan inglene1gon ns,
sewn wool bunting,.
and 0 foot 'inion. Jacks, East dye sewn
cotton. Discount for quantities. Brighten
quality ofl gn3ty John Leckie Limitedg 77 Wes
lington St. West, Toronto.
HARNESS and shoe repair shop and equip-
ment and also belt splicing equipment for
sale and also a 7 room 2 storey brick house,
Immediate possession. For particulars write
A. C. Irwin. Gerrie, Ont.
BILLFOLDS, genuine black leather, four
windows, change purse, stamp pockets, d le-
per closing $1.00 delivered. Motley refunded
tuarantee. Williams Mail Order House, Box
336, Toronto.
BUY DIRECT AND SAVE
Agr:cuiturnl Insecticides, sprays, Powders/
disinfectants. deodorants, scientifically for
minted for best results, FOr inform:txWOlt
end prices write Canadian Distributors Ltd..
254 Nlattara St., Toronto.
CHENILLE SPREADS $4.89
Manafaelm revs' clearance, first gttnlity for
doubts and single beds in beautiful two -toned
colours, worth double the mice. Money re-
funded if not satisfied. Sent C,O,D. Pitts
DOstere in Cane da. Handicraft Distributors,
234 S1 erbrnoke St., We Montreal 18, Qua.
Electric Power Plants
3 EVA (3,000 watt), 60 or 60" cycle, 120
volt. Linen engine end geneutint. A gentit9'
unit Ideal for lighting, refrigeration, water
pun `:g and small power tools lit een1115,
it,u'eo'u and u'nternroofed for shiputcut. Priced
ion. Write for detnilq
ilfl 1 1l t) I 1 1 ternIC T., LAB'S
PH 1 Snarls SI Ottawa.
1.A:-'rSELLING LING Oil limner, Electric Blotter
T e, clip burn wood, coal or nil anytime,
l,nging uereesa'Y. all territories Open
.A IRO ;•hunh,ng ftxttmes at'nilable, inlmrnm•
t„n e•r einem. lileonnnpy DNstrilmtet's. King
ar . (int
Vitt ' Aso ini.t s 'hit; dh it nit or Ai dille
Sven the., 0 eeele4, repel. Vieille.
le, t;.• 9, Woodville.
BUNTER'S special -brand pew war assets
released web rifle slings. Fits standard
swivels. The bargain you have been wai8$ng
for -while they last only 60c each. Sling
swivels for these slings 750 per pair. Ell-
wood Epps Sporting Goods, Clinton, Ontario.
1140N AGE Potato Planters -one or two row.
On steel or rubber. Immediate delivery.
Ii. 6f, Fleming & Sons., Blenheim. Distributor.
FEATHER TAIL Irish Retriever puppies 21/2
months old. Parents wonderful hunters.
Males $20, Females $16. Thos. Minnick,
Chatham, 1t,R. Nu. 1.
LONG-HAIRED guinea pigs, breeding stock.
$1.00 pair. Edgar Markt, Box 618, Ari -
prior, Ont.
MAPLE SYRUP
MAPLE syrup, 1947 crop. Reasonable prices.
No coupons. John iii. Gillespie, Abbotsford,
Quebec.
SLcCOR91ICI:.-DEERING ensilage harvester.
with standardized power takeoff. Used
four days. Harvest your corn at its best
with one or two men. Price greatly reduced
Immediate delivery. Write Graham Hill.
Pont Rouge. Que.
NEW BED OUTFIT
New Simmons Panel bed. non -sag spring and
mhttrees $24.65, Write for free catalogue
htailorder Furniture Warehouse. 179 Parlia-
ment Street. Toronto.
.041 C'OCK-SI'WTT and one Ford new 1947
-tractor on rubber. Complete with two fur-
row plows and double diet -s• Immediate poe-
pession. ti. Glecoff. Alison Road South.
Oshawa, 'Ont,
I.FRhnREll Persian Kittens, bluish -grey
Tabbies $8.00 males. Mra, Phemister, At-
wood, Ont.
P.NGTSTEPIfl) Scotch Collies, males and
females, sables, three months, reasonably
Priced. Wesley Nienitirclten, H 5, Pembroke.
REGISTERED HAMPSHIRE
SHEEP FOR SALE
A small select Doter with Lambs. Palterdale
E'arm. 46 'Ring 4, Woodbridge.
TIRES
We are overstocked at the present of wood
used trade-in tires (guaranteed to be in ex-
cellent shape'.
600 X 16 - $5.00
All orders Owned C.O.D. Special equipment
for vulcanizing Truck and Farm Tractor
Tires. BEACON TIRE corner Queen and
lock Ste., Hamilton. Ont,
ONTARIO'S MOST MODERN
EQUIPPED TIRE SHOP
Dealers Wanted
TOILETS
For Summer Cottages, Farms, Schools, and
Camps. Can be used with or without running
water. Caustic Sanitation, Ltd,. 21 Ridley
Blvd., Toronto. Ontario.
Watchmakers Attention
Lowest prices on stents, staffs, mainsprings,
crystals, watch parts. write for price list.
Durbin C'onmiony, Dept. -5. 74 Sussex. Toronto.
HAIRDRESSING
LCAP.N Hairdressing the Robertson method.
In formation on request regarding classes.
Rctertsott's Hairdressing Academy. 137 Ave-
nue Read. Toronto
HELP WANTED
WANTED immcriiately, Doctor tor Bracken
and district Health Unit number one. Fees
gnuranteed. Write or wire Mrs. J. S. Mooney,
Secretary. Bracken Hospital Board, Bracken,
Sask.
I:'t'RNITI'ItE
CHESTERFIELD SUITES
Chesterfield Suites absolutely new, full spring
filled tomnrurtion, every style, finest Mohair,
Velour, i'tiz '. l;rucattele, Silks, Damasks
end other fine hard wearing upholstering
there's
100 NEr' Cif ESTER FtlfLD SUT'I'ES TO
CHOOSE FROM:
t'Itt:E DE:r,1vEInv To YOCR Nl':ARLEST
STATION:
TODD
has bean In the chesterfield cults bustnees
for 3e years and is recognizant in the trade
as a. specialist and the most particular buyer
in the business,
Listed below are a few of our rash prices for
Q1'ALITY Clli::S'1'EPI'IELD SUITES.
piece. Period Suite - finest
mistime covered ail over with
fine quality velour.
3 piece modern suites. Balloon
mohair.
•
Beautiful 2 piece Lawson Suite.
Finest 2 piece Charles of Lon-
don suites:
Many other outstanding values.
SAVE AS MUCH AS $100.00
Buy absolutely new manufacturers factory
showroom sample suites direct front TODD,
S. J. TODD & SONS,
745 WOODBINE AVE. (Rear),
TORONTO.
Phone GRO't'E:R 4343
$119.00
$149.00
$119.00
$119.00
MEDICAL
A TRIAL -Every sufferer of Rheumatic Pains
or Neuritis should try Dixon's Remedy.
itttnro's thug Store, 335 Elgin, Ottawa.
WHY SUFFER ARTHRITIC
and rheumatic torttlent when Breenatone of.
Curs prompt lasting relief, One months'
treatment $1 00 postpaid. iridian Remedies,
BOX 118, Vatttouver.
ST'S IMPORTANT -Every sufferer of -Rheu-
matic Pains or Neuritis should try Dixon's
Remedy. 1tlunro's Drug Stora 330 Iagin,
Otttttrn. Postpaid $1.00.
FOOT AILMENTS
Kirk Foot 00 effectively remedies corns,
callouses. cracked feet. No plasters, no Pads.
no caustic. Price 60c. Comstock Products
Cu„ 701 Ottawa Electric Bldg., Ottawa,
Cnnadn.
OPi'ORTUNITIES Poll WOMEN
BE A HAIDRESSER
JOIN CANADA'S LEADING SCHOOL
Great Oetiortunity Learn
Hairdressing
Pleasant dignified profession, good wages,
thousands successful. Marvel graduates
America's greatest system. Illustrated tate
logui free. Write or Call
MARVEL HAIRDRESSING
SCHOOLS
398 Elinor St. W,, Toronto
Branches 44 Icing St., Hamilton
h 74 Rideau Street, Ottawa
-_ Or'rT'LR TO Ari!%161T-O S�
AN OFFER to every Inventor -List of invert.
tions and full Informatiot nevi ftee. The
Ramsay t n., Registered Pe tent Alinrney('
278 Bank Street. Ottawa.
PATENTS
9'E'i'IOElISTONAr'O11 & ('ornnany Patent
Solicitors f stabliebed 1990 14 Hens West,
Tot Onte Beek let of is tornintion on request
f 1 IOSON1l
I ('NT SEG,it. 1,0 yeti tit rte rcimeetable
iliuidsbit''' Hurry. time is Ilmritug, Some.
aIle', your totitle sweetheart melee tirmuttnt•
enc, Splendid post tions; means. information
Dee. C'annti;(in lerletadshit'' Society, Box 113.
Durharn, Ontatto.
PUOTOGRAI'UIR
COAST to coast -Rolls antitheft 5 prints 26e.
6 x 7 enlargements Mounted 80c. Prints
copied 40c, Reprints 8c. Ideal Snapshot Ser-
vice, TCtngslon, Ontario,
SATISFIED CUSTOMERS
all over Canada
RECOMMEND STAR SERVICE
Too get fine! "snaps" and prompt service
front this big, reliable etudl0.
ANY SIZE ROLL
0 or 8 exposures
0)EVBLOPI;I) and PRINTED 34/e
Reprints from your negatives 4c.
$ mounted enlargements 4 x 6" 26e. En-
largements framed 7 x 9" le Gold, Silver.
ii'alnut or Black Frames 74c. If picture
colored 94e. Prints and enlargements
made from pilots of lost negatives.
Dept. 9r
STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE
RON tee. I'OS1 OFFICE A, TORONTO
ROLLS PRINTED AND
DEVELOPED 25c
P.enrltus 3c each
By CANADA'S MOST COMPLETE PHOTO-
GRAPI3IC SERVICE
ANSCO COLOR ROLLS PROCESSOR
$1.20 each
Print on Color Enlargements -prices on re-
quest. Full stock of Armco Film at regular
prices.
COMET PHOTO SERVICE
Box. 6, Station D., Toronto,
TEACHERS WANTED
6frNAKA S,D , No. 1 requires teacher with
first class certificate effective September lat.
Salary $1,600 year, furnished teaeherage, fuel.
Apply stating marital status and qualifications
to M. G. Reid, Sea-treas.. Stinakt, Ont.
WANTED
WANTED -All kinds of dressed poultry. Top
prices for ton birds. Joseph Cooper Limited,
Poultry Dept., 2064 Danforth Ave.. Toronto
S, (We do custom grading).,
Train of Tomorrow
Like Hotel on Wheels
One very definite advance its .
transportation is now making a pe"r-.
sonal-appearance tour of thirty -key
cities in the United States. This is
General Motors' "train of tomorrow,"
a sort of rolling hotel.
Drawn by one of the compora-
tion s Diesel locomotives, this train
makes so much use of space and
glass, as well as change of level.
within the cars themselves, as to
resemble very little one's idea of
even the most luxurious current rail-
road equipment. New suspension,
almost doubling the transverse space,
eliminates sway and complete articu-
lation makes the four -car train stop
and start as one unit.
One can telephone home or to
ships at sea while slipping along at -
100 miles an hour, enjoying mean-
time an extraordinary bird's eye
view of the route from the "astro-
domes" which have been built into
each car by the producers, Pullman
Standard, to General Motors' speci
fications. These observation roofs,'
thirty feet long and ten feet wide,
scat twenty-four persons. A host of
other features of air control and tri''
sulatiou bring the train Jnr indeed
from the cinders and • the clickety-
clicl: of the 5:18 local. Its perform-
ance lends substance to the car
names of these first four sample
units: "Moon Glow," "Skyview,"
"Decant Cloud" and "Stardust."
Guilty
Party
He drupt his match when he lit his
cigar,
And it fell in a Lunch of grass.
And then he went till to shoot his
b'ar
In the distant mountain pass.
The Blaze shot upward, the wind
it riz,
The fire spread over the patch,
Aud the melted pantz buttons they
found.was ltis-
The fellow who dropt the match.
Timber Topics.
NOW AVAILABLE
For Immediate Delivery
SNOW PACS
Tough, waterproofed
leather uppers Securely
stitched to all -rubber
bottom. Made under
rigid U.S. Gov't sped -
flea tions, Come with
innersoles and rawhide
laces. ,Best weather re-
sistant for hunters,
lumbermen, Carolers,
etc. Sizes 6 to 13. Or-
der regular shoe size.
12 IN.
$0599
Til - POF'1'I'.sIll.
Order by Mall -NOW!
EDMCNJ) SALES CO., BON 6681
CHICAGO, iLL
Enclosed Is $. I I CHECK
( ). MONEY ORDER for ors.
SNOW PACS, sire 0 68.98
each,
NAME
ADDRESS
CITY '' PItO•V.
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ISSUE s6-1947
Somebody Put the Bee on This Truck -Apiarist Leroy Church-
man is. shown collecting a swarm of 'some 40,000 bees which
picked a parked truck as a swarming place. Using a pro-
tective hood, smokepot, and dipper, he finally got thein into
that hive on the truck's hood, a half-hour chore.
orfs And One Thin
or Another
By FRANK MANN HARRIS
("A Sixbit Critic")
We have long been of the opinion
that many of our professional ath-
letes are greatly overpaid. (Like
most people, for that matter, we
have a sneaking suspicion that any-
body who makes more than we per-
sonally do must be overpaid.) But,
as regards the athletes, we are will-
ing to make one exception. When
you figure the battering their nerves
and emotions must constantly take,
these tournament golfers earn every
last dime the hard way, and must be
real gluttons for punishment.
* *
Golf, if it is a game -a question
on. which you can get many argu-
ments either way -is one of the few
in which you are absolutely on your
own, and in which your toughest op-
position is your own little self. There
isn't much you can do about the
other fellow. You can't clamp a
headlock on him to spoil his drive, or
boot his ball out of danger when it's
heading straight for the can, and
your ruination. You just smile the
real emotions, seething inside you. We
have often envied the feeling of a
jockey booting home a Derby winner
-a halfback scoring the decisive
touchdown -or a batter winning a
World Series: with a base -clearing
'clout But we wouldn't have • been
in the shoes of either Lew Worsham
or Sam Snead, ill the dying moments
of that U.S. Open, not for double
the $5,000 or so involved.
* * *
THOSE STORM -TOSSED AIR-
WAVES. .We also sometimes pity
Our hard -Working (ttierop17on C-maCS-
tros who labor so !lard to slake slue
that at'e the listening customers. are
kept properly on edge -sometimes
wilt unexpected and aniusng results.
Litre the announcer at that same golf
tourney who signed off with a gent
that -ran roughly as follows -"But
we'll be back again this afternoon,
friends, to bring you the closing
scenes of this, the most sensational
and thrilling finish to an Open Golf
Championship sines -since -last
last year's--" d, 41
An. expression often used nowa-
days to express a state of nervous
tension or jitters is "I was fairly
stall -walking": and recently we were
somewhat surprised when a friend
expressed interest as to its origin,
also admitting that he didn't know
the earlier slang phrase about "get-
ting somebody's goat" derived from
exactly the same source. Just in case
some of our younger readers are
equally in the dark, we'll try to ex-
plain and if it happens to be old
stuff to you -well, there isn't much
you can do about it e'teei)1 turn to
the comics.
Anyway, race -horses of a specially
nervous type often develop the habit
called "stall -walking." Instead of get-
ting their proper quota of shut -eye
they fidget and walk around their
stalls all night, showing up in the
morning all tuckered out, just like
soltle humans the A. ,l, after the
P.M. before. To correct this con-
dition trainers put other animals in
the stall for company, such as a Clog,
sheep or goat -the latter often being
found the Most soothing of all. And •
in the bad old days somebody who
didn't want a certain horse to win
would -the night before a race -
swipe its companion -in other words
"get his goat."
IT'S A TOUGH LIFE, COM-
RADE. Just as soon as Henry Wal-
lace, The Toronto Star and the rest
of thein get ns nicely re -convinced
that the Russians would be O.K. if
we'd only trust them and treat tltent
like little pals, Stalin busts loose in
Hungary or sonic other fresh spot,
and all that exploiting ]las to be done
over again. And -probably for no
good reason - 7 hese explanations
about Stalin always remind us of old
Mrs. Huggins the time it was hinted
her late husband had been somewhat
land -greedy. "Huggins wasn't no
such thing as a land -hog," she hotly
replied. "All he elver wanted was
just .chat ad,r'nrd lriis'n."
Subsidies And Cost
Of Living "Upsurge"
We have ,it reported that the
cost -of -living index, "still on a'
heavy upsurge". advanced 2.5
points
Perhaps not as lead as 'it seems,
comments the Ottawa journal
April may have seen - us pay 2
points !pore in prices, hitt it also
found us paying a whole lot less ill
subsidies -which come out of our
pockets just as much as prices.
Also, April saw a considerable re-
duction in taxes -winch also come
out of our pockets.
There's a lot more to the cost of
living than the cost -of -living index
put out by the Bureau of Statistics.
Aye, Scotland
Then there was, the Ameri('ath
who told the Scotsman he be-
longed to the bestcountryon
earth. "So dae I," said the Scots-
man, "but ye dinna speak like a
Scot."
"Limeys"
"
As we understand it, the British'
long ago discovered that citrus fruits
were about the best thing to use to
combat scurvy, All British merchant
ships carried limes, which were
issued regularly to the crew to pre-
vent outbreaks of the disease. Sail-
ors of other nations began to speak
of "lime juicers" when they referred
to the British merchantmen.
From "lime juicers" to "limeys"
was not a long step.
Yon Will Enjoy - toying At
The Si Regis Hotel
TORONTO
IS Every Room With Batik
Shower and Telephone
eie Single. 52.60 up -
Double, 193.60 UP
Good rood. Dining 49111 Dane -
trig Nightly
Sberbourne at Carlton
Tel. RA. MK
19001/19 BEAUTIFI;LLS
FURNISHED $1.50 up
HOTEL METROPOLE
NIAGARA PALLS
OPP. - C.N.R. STATION
and other Weeds
WITH in Lawns
EEHHHO-
ORE,
THE 2-4-D WEED KILLER
One spraying will kill dande>
lions, plantains, ragweed,
bindweed, poison ivy and
other broad -leafed weeds,
destroying them right to the
tip of the root but will not
harm grass. Non-poisonous to
humans or anithals and will
not stain hands or clothing;
A
"GREEN CROSS"
PRODUCT
AT YOUR DEALER
CiGMIME
PAPS
F omnass Pre -War
Quaky
BLUE COVER
PURE 'WI'WIh
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[doubts Seat&
AutOt1ttti:e
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MADE IN PRANCE
on sale in
Canada
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