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BUSINESS 0I'I'ORTUNIT1('S
11 V11 a few good bualuess u1urr0. u 2
enure tllocie with apartments. A O'o.4an/'Ic
A wl tkanlilh ahup with lot, (louse end
1.v;ro to country village Also number of
Go, 110. 170, 200 acre farms with hydro in
swat locations will hush, priced from 93000.
up. .1• C. Long. heal lslnte Broker, lernsotla.
Om a PIO
jt 1111'$.IN)v"SS tit your (ri Il Coe Duly $94.
1,1 1 2111e our revel tit ionllry patented house-
hold neees8ity. write for full particulars.
Dox 1.40, 73 Adelaide W., Toronto,
AGENTS WANTED'
OILS, GREASES, TIRES,
Ins,rtieides, 91100)ric Fence Controllers. douse
and 1111re Paint, Roof Coatings, els. Decriers
11',1 Pled. Write Wiliam Clive MP & 011 Limited,
Toronto.
BAB CHICKS
T tS'tl VF1L:K old started (.'hicks: 'Barred
Hunks. Now Ilnnlpshlres. New i'Inmpshire
N. But rel 1100)1, Light Sussex X New HLtmp-
shires nun -sexed 15.95. pullets 18.05, cock.
errla 14.95, Assorted 1lravy Breeds 14 05,
lull. it, 17'1(1, rocl(erels 17.:15. While Leg-
horn. While Leghorn X 1110ed Muck, Black
Aust rutin]: X White Leghorn. White noel[ X
1Vbile Leghorn pullets 27.95, Assorted Medi -
and Light Pullets 22.95. Three week o10
add 5 00 per hundred. Shinned C.O.D. Also
pullets eight weeks to Wing. Top Nolrh
11,1111 '1 8, Guelph, OnLario,
11" YOU want September chicks, they should
be ordered without delay. Right now we
still hove chicks, dayold8, some started, in
most bleeds, for immediate delivery—we ad-
vise early ordering. Bray HateherY, 130
John N., Hamilton, Ont.
HELP MANTIC')
41O1T$1ntiGI1Pk;11, for modern farm home,
capable of taking. full charge; adults; elate
ago and wanes expected. Mies Q. Duncanson,
Dutton, Gut.
1'rrmpt delivery on the following breeds of
two and three week old started chicks non -
sexed, pullets or cockerels: Barred Rorke,
;New 1lampehires, New H.ampahire X Barred
heels, Light Sussex X New Hampshires. Pul-
lets In the following breeds: White Leg'hm'ns,
White Leghorn X Barred Rock, White Hock
X 'White Leghorn, Black Australorp X White
• Legh0rus. Also Assorted Heavy Breeds at
t•„ek bottom prices. Also pullets eight weeks
u, laying, Free catalogue. Tweddle Chick
hatcheries Limited, Fergus. Ontario.
DYEING ANT) CLEANING
MEDICAL
WANTED-:-..14veryautfererof Rheurnlitio
Pains ur NeurtlI8 to try Dixon's ItontedY.
stunro a Drug Store, 335 Elgin, Ottawa.
Postpaid $1.00.
WHY SUFFER ARTHRITIC
and rheulaallc torment when Breenatone ot-
fere Prom pt lasting relief. Ono months'
treatment 91 00 postpaid. Indian Remedies,
Sox 118. Vancouver.
FRUIT JUICES: The principal ingredients In
Dixon's Remedy for Rhrumatie Pains,
Neuritis, Mum'0'14 Drug Store, 335 Elgin.
Ot:awn. Postpaid $1.00.
WAVE YOU anYthma neeoa dyeing or clean -
1;1g7 Write to us for Information. We are
glad to answer 'your questions. Department
H. Parker's Dye SVorlce Limited. 791 Yon.1•e
Street. Toronto. Ontario
EXCH-1NOE
'51'11.1. EXCHANGE natural Turkey Farm, Co
acres with summer home, trout stream.
springs etc. $10,000 for Lake property. Pre-
fer Niagara or Windsor community. 11. J.
Whaling, Moorefield, Ont.
GARM(S I'011 SALE
coop 100 acres, well fenced and drained.
young orchard beginning to bear. All build -
11114 in excellent condition. John 6IcNn(r.
Y, ussels, Ontario.
1'011 SALE'
OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEN
AIRFORCE SALE
'New R.C.A.F, Leather dress boots -8 ,.90.
It.t'.A.1'', new raincoats—$4.05, Arn1Y pants
t%rte)-52.95, Blankets—$3.05. Wrile for
Free Bulletin.
Thrifty Sport Shop,
129 Church St., Toronto.
BE A HAIDRESSER
JOIN CANADA'S IA:ADING SCHOOL
Great Opportunity Learn
hairdressing
Pleasant dignified profession, good wages,
thousands successful, Marvel graduates
America's greatest system. Illustrated craw
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MARVOIL HAIRDRESSING
SCHOOLS
368 (Moor $t. W., Toronto
Branches 44 King St., Hamilton
& 74 Rideau Street, Ottawa
NURSE :EDUCATION
The Sarnia General Hospital
Offers
(a) A three years course in nursing, this [n -
eludes Iwo apeeialtiee.
(b) 3 months affiliation in Paediatrics 1814
Children's Hospital, Detroit.
(c) 3 months experience 'in Psychiatry.
Educational Requirements
Complete Middle School
Remuneration
$25.00 per month
Write—Superintendent of Nurses for Sebool
Syllabus.
ATTENTION i'&Ra1ERS
ubber,
FOR
suita le for Tbolting on Tires.ractor made
wheels. 1$11 00
each. rear wheels: $7.50 each. front wheels.
when ordering state diameter and width of
wheels. National Rubber Co. Ltd.. 6 Wilt-
shire Ave.. Toronto. Ont.
B1IANTFORD Imperial windmill. Perfect
rondiiton. 40 ft. Reasonable. Also hank
bairn 40 x G0. Mrs. J. Hurts. Tavistock.
CONCRETE MACHINERY -
2 1,'.1
ACHINERY21,;1 Cu. Ft. hand or Power -operated 111xer5
—ideal for small mixing jobs on the farm,
either cement or feed. 4 and G cu. ft. Power
Mixers. Hand -tamped Block Machines for the
small operator or farmer requiring blocks
for 1115 own use. Immediate delivery, \Vett-
laufer-Welker Industries Ltmlted. 1290 Bay
Street, Toronto, Ontario.
CLETRAC caterpillar tractor with 8 ft. bull-
dozer, hydraulic lift. Apply Geo. I0, Pol-
dard, Brussels, Ont. Phone 55 r 13.
TIIE FIOSPITAL for Sick Children, Toronto.
offers a certificate course to young women
In the rare (.0 Infante and young children.
Length of rpurec 0 months. Requirements
—Applicants must be between eighteen and
thirty years of age with one year of high
8111001 Remuneration provided plus full
maintenance and uniform. Applications are
being received now for courses beginning
August first and September first. Apply to
Superintendent of Nu rem Hospital for Sick
Children. (17 College Street, Toronto.
k'Olt : SALE—Young bull calves—Registered
Aberdeen Angus -4 months to 9 months of
age—$76.00 to $85.00 each. Six year old
hu11-11.eglatered Angus of proven ability.
5150.00. Ferguson Farm, 11.lt. No. 2. West
Lorne, Ontario.
FLAGS
ALL'Sizea 'Union Jacks or Canadian )0t1Slgns,
sewn wool bunting. Special offering o1 411
and 6 foot Union Jacks. Fest dye sewn cotton.
I)iseount for quantities. Brighten your com-
munity or home by flying a good quality flag.
John Leckie Limited, 77 Wellington St. West.
Terumo
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"BEAUTY FOR YOU"
A wonderful inatruetive book of Beauty treat-
ments on (au give yourself. Home facials.
fillgerw a vee. (.'111.8 of skin, hands, nails,.
eyes and hair. Send $1.00. Free Height -
Weight Regulation Chart. Beauty Cult. 688
h.. 419 SI., New York 57, New York.
TIRES
600 X 16 — $5.00
We are overstocked at the present of good
used trade -[n tires (guaranteed 10 be In ex-
cellent shape).
.A11 orders shipped C.O.D. Special equipment
for vulcanizing Truck and Farm Tractor
Tires. BEACON TIRE corner Queen and
Yore( Sta.. Hamilton, Ont.
ONTARIO'S MOST MODERN
EQUIPPED TIRE SIHOP
Dealers Wanted
FARMS FOR SALE
OFFER TO INVENTORS
AN OFFER to every inventor—List ot invert -
Nona and Lull Information sent tree The
Ramsay (o. Regieteted Patent Attorneys.
273 Bank Street. Ottawa
l'ATi:NTS
FE'I'HFI1STONAUCH & Company Patent
Solicitors. Esteuliehed 1890 14 Bing West.
Toronto lOc•oklet of Information on request.
210 ACRE FARM. clay loath, running welter
in pasture year round, close to buildings,
150 acres tillable, balance bush and pasture.
]000Ule house, 9 rooms, hard and soft water,
in same frame bank barn, 30 x 70 Piggery,
machine shed, hen house and garage. Tractor
worked and combine threshed. hydro through-
out, sell with or without 81oc11 and Imple-
ments, immediate possession. C. 11. Hannah,
,owner, Frankford, 0nt., 11,R. 4; phone 7R13.
FURNITURE
PERSONAL
OFFICI AI, 01110\nb History by R. A. Jeffery
including Membership One Dollar. Write:
61acNnb Historical Association. Folyet, Ont.
PIIOTOURAPII%
Nl' WAY Photo Service offers you the latest
in photo finishing. I''ihns developed and
ono deckle (Tait print of each negative com-
plete in snapshot, album 300. Reprints 4c.
1'br better quality :14111 faster personal service
send your titins to Nu ',VIty Photo Service,
Salion A, Dept. t.', -Toronto.
PROMPT MAIL SERVICE
Thai big, reliable studio does nuns 1.e work
AT LOWER PRICES
Don't rink tout films. .Send them 10
SInr Snapshot Service.
ANS' SIZE ROLL
6 o' 8 Exposures
DEVELOPED and ('Il1NT101) 30e
Reprints trom your negatives 4c,
2 mounted enlargements 4 x 6" 26c, En-
largements framed 7 x 9" In Gold, Silver.
Walnut or Black F1am0s 74C. It picture
colored 54c. Prints and enlargements
made from prints (0 lost negatives.
Dept. 61
STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE
)O`, 1•:0. POST OFFICE A. TORONTO
CHESTERFIELD SUITES
Chestertield Suites absolutely new, 011i1 spring
filled construction, °Very style, finest Ofohatr,
Velour, Frize, Broca( tele. Silks, Damasks
and other fine hard wearing upholstering
fabrics
100 NEW CHESTERFIELD SUITES TO
CHOOSJ1 FROM) .
FREE DELIVERY '00 COUlt NE'''AREST
STATI)N.
TODD
has been In the cheaterfietd suite business
Nur 30 years and is recognizant in the trade
Its a specialist and the most ['articular buyer
in the business.
Listed below are n few of OUT cash prices for
QUALITY CHESTERFIELD SUITES.
3 niece Period Suite — finest
elisions covered all over with
fine quality velour.
3 piece modern suites. Balloon
mohair,
Beautiful 2 piece Lawson Suite.
Finest 2 piece Charles of Lon•
clon suites.
$119.00
$149.00
$119,00
$119.00
Many other outstanding values.
SAVE AS MUCH AS $100.00
Buy absolutely new mafnfaCturel's 0,1elorY
showroom sample suites direct from TODD.
S. J TODD & SONS,
145 WOODBINE AVE. (Rear),
TORONTO.
811,0110 GROVE1t 1343
HAIRDRESSING
LEARN hairdressing the Robertson
(n:formation on request regarding 810 808
11c bertson's Halydreosing Academy, 1
nue Road Toronto,
MULL WANTED
IIOUSIO cislerLR--111iclale aNed. calnablo of
taking full charge. Write idobort Oinks.
West 7,01.118, 0111.
GENERAL DUTY'—NiJRS:S-
monthPor andale full maintenance. 1111A11tply Dr. It.
L. Care100t, ld:nrkdalo. Dat.
WING'S PHOTO' SERVICE
All prints with deckle edge, 6 or 8 exposure
rolls -250. Reprints 3c. each. Box 2, Station
J. Tot onto.
TEACHERS WANTED
PROTESTANT teacher wanted for S.S. No.
8 Raglan. Duties to begin Sept. 2110. 1947.
Apply staling eatery and qualifications to
Daniel Buda rick. Sec.-Treas.. Palmer Rapids,
Ontario.
PE:TEP.BOBO COUNTY—School Area No. 2.
Twp. of Chandon requires teacher Septem-
ber. Male preferred, 91500,00 up, experience
and qualifications considered. Walter Nelson.
Beoretal10. Apsley. Ont.
IiA.ST1NUS 00. Four qualified teachers want-
ed for School Area No. 1, 6lonlengle and
Flerachel for achools No. 3 and 6. Monteagle:
10 and 11, Herschel. Salary, $1000. Dullest
to commence Sept. 2. 1947. Apply, stating
quallficatto,8. to Frank Hinge, Sec. Treas.,
Maynooth Station. Ont.
1VANTJ 1)
:Md:fiiA:; .'+
On the Rocks .- . and Likes It—Apparently blissfully comfortable despite his hard resting
place, this straw -hatted bather reclines atop some shore -line rocks and enjoys a sun bath.
WANTED—A11 kinds ot creased poultry. Tor
prices for top birds. Joseph 'C'ooper Limited.
Poultry Dept , 2054 Danforth Ave.. T0ronte
6. (We do custom grading).
LOGS REQUIRED
Purchase Arcola, Birch, Ash, Cherry and
Basswood logs, loaded on freight cars for
cash. Write particulars to Box 617. Iies-
peter. Ontario.
DAIRY BUSINESS WANTED
What have you to offer? We have a buyer
for a dairy, creamers•, and mill( supply depot,
almost any locality will be suitable. This
company will purchase and use nil the m1110
available. Price un to 950,000. to Include
the business and buildings. Bert Weir &
Sons. Realtors, 2331,5 Dundas Street, London.
)'ARTY desired farm containing' good orchard,
Georgian Bait district preferred. Now
available $1,500 equipment, $1,000, other
naevi P. Could manage or run on shares.
References. S. A. 0., Box 145. 73 Adelaide
W.. Toronto.
Arabian Pape Line
The principal reason for an oil
pipe line across Arabia to Mediter-
ranean ports is the 3,000 -mile tanker
route by way of the Persian Gulf and
the Red Sea, and the 18-cents-per-
harrcl toll through the Suez Canal.'
EYACIDS
tor Rest.
Many people never seem to get a good
night's root. They turn and toad—blame it
on nerves —when it may bo their kidneys,
Healthy kidneys Filter poisons and excess
acids from the blood. if they fail and
impurities stay in the system—disturbed
rest often follows. 1f you don't rest well
get and use Dodd's Kidney Pills. Dodd'a
Ihetp the kidneys so that you con rest
better --and fell better, I3d
Sorts —AFie
or pother
By FRANK MANN HARRIS
("A Sixbit Critic")
As these line: are written, the
Brooklyn Dodgers are leading the
National League by a respectable
margin. More than that, they have
been in a contending position ever
since the start of the season; and
their biggest gamble—brunet Jackie
Robinson—etas not only made good
on all that was predicted of him, but
has also become the greatest draw-
ing -card in the senior circuit.
* * *
Thus, both from an artistic and a
financial standpoint, the Dodgers
couldn't be sitting 11111011 prettier if
they had personally written the
script. And somehow o1' other we
can't help ()ccasiO,lally wondering
just what Mr. Leo Durocher's pri-
vate feelings must be as he Watches
hi.. farmer charges sailing so merrily
along without his guidance.
* * *
NICE; 1U.AYi11.4TE. Possibly
for no good reason, Russia's Mr.
111010tov keeps putting ars in. mind of
n momma's pct named Eddie, oip,in
Perth County 2(1trn we zc'cre a . kid
In the baseball season, for inslinrci;
Iiddie would allow the rest of uo fo
furnisll'bats, balls and all other 11 5' -
phernalia, as well as get the diamond
into shape. Then, if he felt like it,
he'd condescend to play—provided
we let him go .to bat' first and tossed
Um nothing -but cas'v;>'h$trlres. L"
The case of that race -mare running
—and winding—under the name of
her sister is still far from being
satisfactorily settled. The chances
arc it never will be. Our turf salons,
who are a law unto themselves,
plastered two trailers and one owner
with a sort of "Absolutely innocent
but don't do it again" verdict. The
owners of the steeds which ran
second, third and fourth to WILLE-
GIVIT will be taken care of, receiv-
ing the portions of the purse that
would have been theirs had that lady
stayed in the barn.
* * *
But what of that other "forgotten
man"—meaning the two and five
dollar piker who only pays the bills?
Well, he's still forgotten, and serve
him right. When you buy an article
from any reputable establishment,
you naturally expect them to make
good if that article later turns out to
be phony; but Jockey Clubs, even
with their wealth of impressive and
highly -paid officials, are evidently
different. By their own admission
they are so easy to deceive that they
can give you no guarantee the goods
they are peddling are as represented;
and if you get fooled, well—that's
horse -racing." A warning commonly
seen on race -tracks runs "Don't Tear
CHECKED
inadilic/
. ' .oe P/loney, Sack
For quick relief from itching caused by eczema,
Iathlete's foot, scabies, Sltmplea and otheritchinn��
condition. use pure, cooling, medicated, liquid
!D.
ese cut
winless. pSoothe8, comforts. and quic�klly7 calm.*
intense Itching. Dont suffer. Ask your drug
today. for O. D. P. PRIE5CR_IIs'6I !...- ..�a
ISSUE 80--1917
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'IF
Up Mutuel Tickets Till After the
OFFICIAL Sign is Posted." We
hereby move that it be amended to
read, "Save Your Minuet Tickets for
at Least a Couple of Years."
* * *
NEW DATA ON THE PROB-
LEM OF HAIR-RAISING Idly
scanning the advertising columns of
a daily paper on the way to Fort
Eric, one well-kuozc'n Turf adviser
(hustler to you) was heard to remark
to a companion, "It says here that
Some scientist claims a loan's hair
grows faster in summer than in win-
ter. Do you bcliei'e it?" To which
the other somewhat mournfully re-
plied, "All I know is that nothing in
the world will snake a guy's hair
gfrort' so fast as being slay the price
of a hair -cut."
* * *
First call for football talent to re-
port for training lea's already gone
out and before the Dog Days have
properly set in, no doubt we shall be
havalg pre -season exhibitions, to be
follcflled by league games, with play-
offs and post -playoffs ensuing right
up to Christmas or,if the customers
hold out, possibly Groundhog Day.
* *
Of' course it isn't any of our par-
ticular bins"iness and—as you are
,prob,bly Saying to .yourself—if we
don't ' like .. it; we- always • have -the.,
• privilege of staying away. But we
still can't help feeling that an Ath-
letic Commissioner might do worse—
for the benefit of sport in general—
than to apportion the year into
definite segments and tell, for in-
stance, the football folks not to slop
too far. over into hockey's territory,
and vice versa.
* * 4(
WHAT WE iVANT IS SER-
VICE; Tales of hitch -hikers and
their agreeable ways are legion. Still,
we rather relished this incident, as
reported by a friend. Driving to his
summer cottage with his family re-
cently, they stopped for this hiker,
managing to snake roost for hint ill
the back seat. After half a mile or
so the new passenger spoke. "glister,'"
he said to the [pan sitting beside the
driver, "I wonder would you change
places so that I can sit in front?"
Then possibly feeling that a word of
explanation was in order, he added,
"Yoe see, there'll be a pal of mine
thumbing a couple of miles further
along the road; and I want to be
able to spot him in time so that zee
can pick him up 00."
Russia Listens
Moscow radiocast said that more
than 6,500,000 Russians have radios
in their hones, The radiocast said
the figure was more than before
the war, but gave 110 comparative
figure. Total population of Russia
is slightly under 197,000,000.
(The United States had 00,000,-
000 radio sets in use last year,
according to the 19.47 World Al-
manac, The total population is
139,621,431.
Progress
Today, with the use of machines
and science, the average Canadian
farmer can work about 85 acres of
improved land; in 1911 he was able
to cultivate only 51 acres. To -day,
the farmer can get about 60 bushels
of hybrid corn per acre. where pre-
viously he got only 50 bushels from
standard varieties. Cows yielding
5,000 pounds of milk annually are
average cows, as compared with less
than 3,000 -pound producers at the
turn of the present century.
,., y at War
An Associated .Press reporter
f.'11 into conversation with Ger-
(mlan children lin bomb -ruined
?,lunicll.' In
,the- rubble they were
I,uildilig. "air-raid shelters, minia-
ture \Vest 'Walls, tunnels for am,
munition skorage. The gang had
its little fuehrer, who was abso-
lute boss, with power to "court-
martial" his "ellen." The fuehrer
ordered a seven-year-old girl to
sit in front of a bunker and play
the role of the civilian popula-
tion. A boy threw sand in her
face. That represented the civi-
lians getting hit by a bomb.
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MUTT- AND JEFF --'Shows You That Jeff Has a Temper of His Own
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