The Brussels Post, 1948-5-19, Page 3What Goes On In The World
By Norman Blair
United States
Talk of drafting General Eisen-
howIr 1I a Candidate for President
appear, to he dying down. The
General's clo •1..1 friend, continue to
iusi,t that ulith„I' party could have
hint under any conceit abl. cireuul-
stvlces. lint many of the 1)euu,crats
hO 1ee1 that th1'. I1 11011 g'1t
a ghost or a chance with 'llruman
at the head let their ticket -• are still
hoping for stile 11iod of a miracle
m lumina).
Before the 1 re tut ,r. 11 of Con-
grt=s i. river a hill is likely to be
pa, .e 1 11hi lt ul•Iy' have far•rraching
re -alt. It is one, which places some
210 g,wernml'Bt-oared War plants
On a "national industrial re,crce,"
This means 0'a: such plant; cannot
he Sohl num I to private industry
but anal alwat. he available for
Government use in ease of war.
And in Chicago an eminent medi-
cal authority has singled out Spring
as the most Igerous of all the
four seasons. .1crortling to him,
more people die, go insane or cont -
mit suicide 11LlIing this three-month
lad than at any other time.
"Spring fever is a fatigue condition,"
he says. "People, drained of energy
and vitamins dur'ng the winter, are
hvicle ope'1 for anytt ng that conies
along. Sonne break down physically,
some break down mentally — hitt
it's a simple fact that there's very
little spring to Spring",
South America
The Pan American conference at
Bogota, C'olonlbia, scenes to have
ended on a note of harmony. But
the harmony was achieved, in all
, probability by dodging most of the
controversial issues. The insistence
of some Latin American countries
that all European nations—Great
Britain especially—be ousted from
Western Hemisphere possessions
was quietly by-passed; and the
South American demand for more
economic assistance than the United
States is willing to give also re-
ceived a non -committal brush-off.
Actually there were only two ac-
complishments of the Conference
that could be called at ail positive.
'A charter was adopted together
with the formal title The Organiza-
tion of American States; an agree-
ment was reached by which the
different North and South Ameri-
can States would defend themselves
collectively against outside aggres-
sion, much along- the lines outlined,
in the 1947 Treaty of Rio Janeiro,
When it was all over Secretary
of State George C. Marshall rose
rather abruptly and said that he was
returning to Washington, pressure
of important [natters there demand -
in his immediate return.
Germany
In Germany, and more especially
in and around Berlin, the Russians
continue their policy of "needling"
the French, British and United
States co -occupants on every pos-
sible occasion.
New regulations have tied up
Bizoniu-Berlin traffic on which the
latter city depends for Mulch of its
food. Drastic regulations on west-
ern air traffic into the German
capital have been threatened. In
spite of British denials the Rus-
sians continue to insist that the
fatal crash with . a Soviet fighter
plane on April ,lilt. was the Eng-
lish pilot's. fault, .iud General Clay,
American commandant in Berlin,
told same of the families that had
been showing signs of the jitters,
"if anyone is nervous they'd better
go home to the United States. I'd
be just as happy not to have ner-
vous persons around."
Altogether it appears to be a
sort of "pinprick' war—with the
Germans meanwhile looking on,
wondering whether those pinpricks
' will ever go deep enough[ to burst
the whole occupation balloon, Ger-
man sympathy seems to be gener-
ally [lith the Western .Mies—but
there is also a feeling that the RIIS-
shins an' not bluffing, and hold by
far the strongest 11111111 if It ever
151115 11) a real showdown, ,
Russia
"1 4,es Ru,eia want another war?"
and "What sort of shape would
Ru+iia be in to fight another war?"
—•these are 1Wo of the questions
that come up in almost every dis-
mission of world affair's. A recent
report trade to the United States
Rouse of Representatives by the
Select Committee on Foreign Aid
paint; a picture of what goes on
behind the Iran CCurtain._
(In the ['hole it is rather reassur-
ing, front our point of view. For
while toga( industrial production in
Russia is sail to be as large as
it was before World War Two, and
the Soviet budget for 194g calls for
the spending of 51 per cent more of
resources on national defense than
in 1040, everything doesn't seem to
be going as smoothly' as Stalin and
his cohorts would wish.
Steel production is the major
bottleneck. Although there have
been improvements recently, pre-
war figures are not expccted•to be
reached • before 1050; and there is
little prospect that the goal en-
visaged in the five-year plan -26
million tons annually -can be reach-
ed for a long time after that:
Coal and coke production also
lags; and although oil production is
on the increase, it doesnt nearly
keep pace with vastly increased de-
mand for oil. So far as oil goes
"the net picture is one that would
not encourage the Kremlin t0
undertake a war on a global scale
unless it, could count on overrun-
ning productive fields from which
it would be possible to transport
oil back to Russia or to the fighting
front."
Meanwhile, in Russia, prison sen-
tnces running as high as six years
have been handed out to directors
of companies responsible for sup-
plying customers with inferior -
quality bicycles, bread, felt boots
and coal. Evidently, over there,
they don't just hold an investiga-
tion and let it go at that.
Great Britain
In a recent international Gallup
poll one of the questions asked was
"Would you like to go and settle
in another country?" Almost half
—42%—of the British men and
women to whom the question was
put answered "Yes".
But although such a large pro-
portion said they'd like to try an-
other country, only ten per cent
said they'd like to .love to the
United States. More titan three-
quarters of the would-be emigrants
specified Canada, Australia, New
Zealand, South Africa or some other
country within the British Empire:
American .loving picture stars
are likely to be flocking to Britain
in large numbers during the coming
months. To use up funds "frozen"
over there, Unite'' States film conh-
pauies have scheduled more than
40 pictures for British production
this year. Among these stars is
Bing Crosby, who will make "Briga-
doon" in England and possibly,
while over there cross to Ireland to
film "Needle in the Haystack".
The secretary of an English
Swimming Club has come up with
a $64 question. Since its inception
the Club's emblem — worn on alt
swim suits -- has been a herring,
But now, .the harassed Secretary
complains, women's suits have be-
come so scanty that there's no
longer roost for the emblem, Un-
feeling male members suggest that
it be changed to a sardine.
A cheering note is seen in the re-
port that, for the first time in 25
years, Britain became the leading
passenger -car exporter in the world.
SIDE GLANCES
By Galbraith
.91.;.-.
Porn, 1445Bv e't'-T^a ,1. ,, ••
"Oh, I don't think men are as deceitful as women I ' Take
my husband, for instance—I've caught him every time he
tried to fool mei"
Balances Budget—While most other hospitals in Ontario were
piling up deficits in 1947, Kichener-Waterloo General balanced
its budget although increasing its staff and payroll. Economies
were effected for the taxpayers by doing other civic departments'
laundry at the hospital, by making its own soap, floor wax
and several drug compounds, besides buying milk direct from
farmers. Stanley Statia, hospital pharmacist, makes a germicide,
on which several dollars per gallon are saved.
Sports - And One Thing
g
or Another
By FRANK MANN HARRIS
("A Slzbit Critic")
Before the next hockey season is
upon us — and the way things go
It won't be long now — there is
probably just about sufficient time
left in which to take a fleeting back-
ward glance at the one which has
just classed into history. And what
stands out most prominently in the
welter of our personal memory is
not the easy manner in which the
Alaple Leafs outclassedt
their appo-
sition - not some of the hectic
moments during the Barrie -Port
Arthurbjunior series —not even the
gallant one-man stand made on the
behalf of a lost cause by ?fr.
Schmidt of the Boston Bruins.
* * *
What we seem to remember most
clearly was Trow many goals were
scored and games lost because of de-
fence men committing what many
consider the worst possible sin of
which a rear -guard can be guilty.
We refer to the increasingly -com-
mon fault of backing in toward your
ow'n goal -tender until his vision is
obscured, thugs causing him to fan
on shots which ordinarily he could
catch with his teeth. As a former
honorary member of the now -defunct
Goaltenders Froth Blowing, Liter-
ary and Benevolent Guild we feel it
is high time some of our modern
twine -minders took drastic action in
this platter — and if they don't know
just what sort of action to talcs, we
shall be glad to tip them off.
M * *
For after all the cure is almost
absurdly simple. We are thinking
now of a famous old time goal -tender
— pronounced in those days "gool-
tender" — who, at the start of each
season would call his team-mates to-
gether. With special emphasis to-
ward defense -men, he would ad-
dress them something as follows:
"Youse guys are out there to score
gools and to stop the other guys.
I'm here to stop pucks. And 1f any
of youse ever backs hi on me so
close that I can't see what goes
on, I'm warning you here and now
you're going to regret it."
* * *
Sometimes a new defense man
would forget this solemn warning;
but not more than once or at the
outside, twice. You'd see him back-
ing in, backing in, closer and closer
to his own nets, Then, all of a sud-
den, you saw him rear up like a
yearling colt stung in the caboose
by an angry horse -fly. For that goal -
tender carried a special stick which
must have weighed all of seven or
eight pounds. He had a powerful
swing and was uncannily accurate
in his aim, It was drastic treatment,
and sometimes the erring defense -
man would prefer standing to sitting
for the next day or so, But it was
effective; and we recommend it
highly to the much -sinned -against
net guardians of the present era.
* * *
We have long maintained that
baseball — minus all the false
'glamor and ballyhoo with which it
has been surrounded — is Jost about
the slowest gams there Is so far as
real actor is cottcggttled, Onoe upon
s tuna, having nothing better to do,
w took a stop -watch to a game
with the Intention of otocking just
how many minutes, out of a game
lasting two hours or so, the ball
was actually in play.
* * 5
But the bun teas warns out there
back of third base. The game was
even slower than usual and we were
drowsy. So our noble experiment
only lasted an Inning and a half or
so, and the results of our experiment
in scientific baseball research came
to nothing, But we will go so far
as to say there's more real action
in five minutes of good soccer foot-
ball than in most nine -inning ball
games — and if this be treason, Mr.
Chandler, make the most of it.
a * *
Radio announcers, who have to
try and make an event sound ex-
citing even when it's deadly dull —
and magazine writers, who picture
each athlete they deal with as some
sort of Superman - have put sport
in real danger of being oversold
to the public. As an instance of
what we mean, take the recent Ken-
tucky Derby — the tamest sort of
an affair, with Citation winning as
he pleased.
* * *
But after it was over the Micro-
phone Maestro had to go into a mild
sort of dither regarding the masterly
ride Eddie Arcaro gave the winner.
"He didn't make a single mistake"
was one of the phrases, if we recall
correctly. Actually, as the jockey
would be first to admit, all Arcaro
did was just sit still and let the
horse run his own race. We know
a couple of 14 -year-old girls who
have been attending Riding School
for about six months who would
p-obably have done just as well, and
bt.>ught Citation home just as easy
a winner as did the great Mr. Arcaro,
No Trouble At All
A sentimental woman was mar-
ried to an unromantic man. One
evening she said to hint with a
sigh: Would you mourn for me
if I were to die?"
"Oh, yes" he mumbled, "of
course I would."
"And would you visit the ceme-
tery often?"
"Certainly," he said, with a lit-
tle more animation. "I pass it on
Illy way to the club, anyhow."
T
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WRITE FOR CATALOGUE
ISSUE 20 — 1948
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
AGENTS WANTED
&ILS, GREASES, TIRItls,
Insecticides, Electric Vence t>ontroiiare, n
and liars Paint, Roof Coatings, 0*
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RADY CIIICHS
PI1r,LieT bargains nve week old, while thwY
lax[: Whlta L,el,nrnx. Blank ISIS eso. Haul,
Atlnure0 x Whlra 0o iIl'rn. Whim l.ueburn x
Barreditook 0 .1>, Whim nnek,,. Ilarrl:d
Iiowks Black Alt,, Barred
New lianmaldrnn•
New reed Hiork x 00 ,', o,1 18> 10. Light *men
x B1hund hark 45.05. Assorted tweeds 1.00
per hundred eek 5100 0 wok old 4 week,
5 want[. 1, week pullIA,,dray os and rum.
F01(1.1,1 at rxndarn in prl•'nx. 5)00 aid cockerels:
Meek M!norm x white Lnitlmrnn, 111,110 Leg -
horns 1.59. Barred Hock x White beghlrns
s.00. Bend for complete prirmltst. Twaddle
Chick Itutrherlex Limited, Fergus, Ontario.
—4%—Heavy Breed Cockerels -6c -
0,1000x. 600,10 x Now Harnp, New Hompe.
Prompt delivery: 61.. Aller April 0011w 6150.
Stay 1st to May 10th: 00. 101050 Inland Rude
4 'So. Reek x Leghorn and Sussex x Leghorn
lo, Leghorn° le. I•'ast Feathering Rocks and
ltoek x New Item* to May 011t 00. May
1 -10th: 70. To revelvo these specials enclose
thle ad with order. All pricey *eddied to
mange without Wire. tICRONDALE
Ctur.'Ic HATCHERY, Lnndnn, Ont.
FIVE week aid pullet bargains whilo they last:
White Leghorns, Black Minorca x White
T.egh'rns, Black A,otralorpu x While LeghOrns
48.05. Bared net•ka. New linnmahlree.
Innek Alwlrai,rps, light Sussex x Barred
Ruche. White Wynndottex, White Reeks 47.06.
Axsor,ed Breeds 1.00 per jjaindred leen. Also
3, 4 weekold pullets, cor72_nrela or non -„0x04.
Day old mekerelx: White Leghorn x Barred
Rncke 2.00• Black Minorca x White Leghorn,
While Leghorn 1.00, other breeds at reduced
115(00. Send for priming. Top Notch Chick
Salve, (Ivelt11. Ontario.
FREE! 100 HEAVY -BREED
COCKERELS
with every order or 100 pullets, Large Type
White Leghorn pullets $28.00, New Ramps.
$28.00. To receive Ods xpeclal enclose Me
ad with your order.
HURONDALE CHICK
HATCHERY, LONDON, ONT.
SET PRICELIST on xpeclal crock berkatne,
dayoldo, etartnd, Immediate delivery. DWI.
be loft short—you may and ehortagep In 0550
end poultry later. Be ready with Bray ehleke.
Bray Hatchery, 170 ;John N.. Tiomilton,
BEST In years, That le what the Dominion
Department of Agriculture Marketing Ser-
vice 5111 about the poultry outlook. Looks
title a real chance 100 turning idle brooder
space Into money maker. Some smart people
will make real money that way thin season.
Shortage of early hatched pullets makes Fall
Egg •market outlook exceptionally bright mo.
Start vigorous fast growing Top Notch clicks.
We can give prompt delivery on day old.
started and older pullets eight weeps to laying,
Send 105 reduced prices for May. Top
Notch Chick Sales, Guelph, Ontario,
BREEDER HATCHERY CHICKS
OVER 10,000 BREEDERS IN
LAKEVIE .1 FARMS
All double blood tested, banded and inspected
Many customer,, have had yearn of continuous
0100000, with Lakeview 01,151.. You can too.
From John Coles, Graven buret, Ontarle>—
"Maly thnnke for Ilnt shipment. I have
100% livability.” "Wonderful ou0cee0. 76
to 80% Production with your Sussex," reports
Arthur Arycro, Orgoo00, Ontario.
EGG SHORTAGE
Total ehidt hatching% down 60% from year
nen, Feed priers Wil be tower and egg prices
higher.
POULTRY MEAT SHORTAGE
Reports show cockerels started to date down
70 to SO% from year ago, 3.4 Ib, broiler.
are selling for 30 to 400 Ib live weight. The
margin of profit Is greater than ever.
PROMPT DELIVERY
60,000 Lakeview chirps weekly. Wo 1,11 (01,
prompt delivers, In most breeds Give 2nd
choice of breed. If onesiblo. Breed. asOtanin
Sussex, Sussex x N.e Bantu°., B. 110011 x
1p
ttans,. Barred Rocks. N. Iiamps.• Rhode
Island Reds, Large type W. T.elhornn, Rock
x Leghorn. Sussex x Leghorn, N Ramp. x
Legtmrn.
STARTED PULLETS 4 wks.-24 wks.
Get a head start with started pullets or hook
order for future delivery. 3 weeks to rcadY to
lay. It loops like It will be impossible to bur
will -started pullets later on. All older pullets
raised on free ,range under Ideal rondittens.
HEAVY BREED COCKERELS
'thousands available weekly Send for special
IOW prices on large o,ders
CAPONS 4 WEEKS READY MADE
'there le good money In raising Canons. Roll
fors much nor ib. ea tu'keyn, 35 to 40e
per Ib, alive now.
Send for large nluetrated catalogue and man-
agement book and weekly special Inst of day
old, started pullets and capons.
LAKEVIEW POULTRY FARM
AND HATCHERY
122Ac — Hurondale Chicks — 12?, c
All Breeders trouble-bloodtested and banded,
backed by 111011 pedigreed foundation stock,
Many customers report 'hest chicks I ever
had, Dud prices 0o reasonable" "'1'lu
chicks I had from you have dem eplendl4lY"
reports Jame. Wright. Owen Sound. Pure
Sussex mixed' 14e: Sussex x New Ilam%,
Ruck x New Stam, Barred ItertI and Nate
Ramp Mixed: 1312e; pullets; 241. Reek X
Leghoqrn, Sussex x Leghorn, Now Munn x
Leghdrn to May 20th: mixed: 115, pullets: 27e,
cockerels; 20, After Silty 20th, Mixed 1245x,
Pullets 240. La1'g0. t3'pe White Leghorn
Pullets 24e, mixed 12(ke. Feet Feathering
Rock and Rork x Nov Hemp cockerels 6r
to May 1st; Sussex x New Ramo and Broad
Breasted New Hump coekerols to May 1st,
5U0, May 1 • 10,11: 65. Assorted Mixed
ohicke llo, assorted Pullets: 22e. A 00,004
heavy cachorele, 6e .'hen available. All
Prices eltbjert to change without entire.
100 o Live Delivery to your Station. 51.00
Per 100 deposit, balance 0.0.0. order from
and enduoe this ad. 11t110NDALE CRICK
rHATCHERY, LONDON, Ontario_
OPPORTUNITY Is knocking at 0ailr door.
This le the year to maize real money 111
Poultry meat and eggs. It never looked better.
Pearl prices are going down and poultry meal
prices ere up. There 1acertain), good 111e001'
hi milling coelterols fur broilers or roasters.
The margin of profit Is bigger than ever
Don't dolly, send for our reduced prleolisl
10r May, We don give Prompt delivery on day
014, two, three, four and live week old millets,
tookurels or von-Oexrd. Also older Pulite
sight weeks to laying. Free catalogue. TWeddlo
Chick Hatcheries limited. Fergus, 110100io.
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HAVE YOU anything needs dyeing or clean-
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MOTORCYCLES
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Hram1110. Plan to attend,
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are down 813ea t0 111 Oe (Int tun A,',•rl
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Pettit produ"tfon will be away down It 10
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136 Ib. Asphalt Shinlgle° 2,98
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Io1.„lg motorcycle, $281.00, Francis Baroutt
power -bite, 5207.00. Frnneie Barnett 'Ct erlin'
motorcycle unlade In England). $460.00. we
pay skipping charges. Rae J. Watson, 287
Welll"Atee St., Landon, Ont. 0010101 oyo1e
11eMkimlrt„re for Western ()Marie.
ART HALLIWELL AUTO
WRECKERS
AL1, PARTS
Thoroughly guaranteed, [wrecked and catalogu-
ed. shipped with no mistakes anywhere. i11011
orders a specialty. All correspondence
meted ,lolly. No part tn0 bard t3 *9t, Tey
moo feat 011d accurate service. We clean, re•
pail. or rococo ally make of radiator. (Rape
1,101nihel while you wait. Lakeside 4433, 140'6
1310er St, 11'., Toronto, Ontario,
Write Wire Pyong
Fent 551.15.. One 30 x 64 17,04>0on Steel Sep-
arator, clover attachments, Grain Re5leter.
Elevator, in real good muting order. $350,08,
One 32 x Se Hower -Massey separator elenal01'
with lilting 09w155105 000vol'or. Bagging 0,0dt.
stones, t1eu. W. hunter, H0ger0vtlle. C11,it.
t'HE6APPIAlSE Buy 10trlerer0, 005(01ered, 4
months ohl. 1511 make good bunters ape
ex, ellen!. cmn1Onion0 D. Nash. Stoney Creek,
Muer i..
L05101114 rine berries this season, July to
Ortolan'. Geuulne Gem Everboaror et'aw-
bmry Phots halt former price. All inn afford
this hrdy, praline easily grown variety. Monte
001110. honor accepted in trade. 20 for $1.00,
So, $2. n0. 100 $4.00 prepaid, Excellent plants,
One hundred, 24.00 prepaid. Excellent 01100(0.
0, W. Phillips, Rex 11, Welland, Out,
1008 SALE. Farm 160 aeree, 15 am* clear,
5 -roomed frame house. 2 log barna, ro'bt
Ileuses Tomiskaming highway % mile. North
BSY 16 Innes, good scheel0, Clear post edits
and stores, $000.00 rash. William Pttllltpe,
ttndbridga P.O., Onta'l,
BUILDERS' Sulphas evadable Imnledmt01Y.
Na11,, — Cast-iron soil -pipe and F'Ittlig0.
I'unlbing fixtures and electrical oPpllang5s,
Send stamp for circular. Economy Diatribe -
tors, tCingnton. Ontario.
84155DRE0811041
LEARN Iiati'drespins the Robertson method.
Information on request regarding alasgee.
Robertson's HOlydroselnS Academy, 187 Avo
nue Road, Toronto.
HAIRDRESSERS start a business of Your
men giving Atte Cold 1YBves in the Monte,.
Arlo Cold Wave Co., 100 Adelaide Si. W..
Teton tp.
DOj'1"h Deloy1 Even, sufferer of R'hopnlatic
Pal ,Ite 1, 10,118011�11n shut Id try DI>,p`il e
gge�)» ' Uunro a 1.000 Stora, 075 10(0(0,
(Ottawa. Poetbald $1.00.
Al ERICA I.
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LW ('a11111 or N"b til .1 .461 11 aa- ,y'$
Ii 110'10 ata ,n'e than ,r. 14 1.. .111.
1110,0'., 1 paid 51 1
'1 hnnvuurlx Lni 1,11 N,11131 1'14or
FEF' BEI(
TONIC
coml.* marciliettia rworeaarg 1'01' ,t 1.1/11,11 of
M111b„mg'• 1110 for velor,nlx '',nol 11-.0,11.
I5-doy's soot4r. postpaid 'st.011.
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Din 25. EU1li10 18, 'toren.,.
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BE A HAIRDRESSER
101N 0ANADA'S 1.1:ADING ;-' 11111/5.
l311,1tl1 o11l,0rt111111ly
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Plenxant dlgnumd poi!,18:m, 0111.4 , ,•,,
(hounm,dx nu -neral id a01,1
America's seen teal $4,i1,./11nluu 410 n.
1017110 00,0 01,110 a1 I,•11
/731/5101. II.M1 Itt UItESCI NG
Rr110' 11.5
855 Blow Sl 15 1',,,.,n1n
8100:11.0 44 Ring Si hnum8no
& 74 R1de:,1.1 01 0 ' 111,10:,
IlP1'O,t'i'I'Nl'r115H fur 41111 and 11'0111.'4
1911115 13'rN0,9' :t'1' 11'11119
apace 01. fall -lets„ 10.0,•, A11.,klnn 1,r:tro 50
motto randy at hunt, :10.1 1:21 ase 31110 h,r,u
enrr«apnnd«n,e co11rx0 ti01.(11:11 1not,ru0, of
1-:untie fluttery 15,•K'd. ln4.r. ru,er !'.t, 1140
:2, Montreal, (pie
PATENTS
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A beautiful 4 x e onlurgenneir. hued radon.
la oils with earl, order. Films developed and
Printed 30e. Iteprinta 4, eaa1. Dolly 0,,.,
50011ty guaranteed. Hun Photo 0000(•0, sta-
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WANTED
WANTED: Muukr'u 0110 a1 goad demand Nor
top pekoe and prompt returns elite your taw
furs tm Alau James, Lindsay (Int.
WANTED. Jeep ,naw plots, ltrdramtr, us«d,
in good condition. Ady,•rtne', 43 11:10
Avenue. Toronto. Ontario.
HELI' WANTED
PROTESTANT teacher, wanted for Town this
School Area of ICnnneboo. Stale epmimrn-
tlom name of last in00eci0r and eanlry
expected.
DUTIES to commence Sept. L 1048. Amer
J. E. Hughes, Sec.-Treas., Arden. Ont
ROOFERS,
CARPENTERS, Etc.
he ta0ioot. 00,00,4 an4 d oapnot way
t m¢ko a preamble bu010.00 1, he
our new typo
1NSULATI0N
Vey eo015000 ty 0110114 taro an cp.
rit.2g„ r. '$�0 tqp'jyia you• Wo have she
nchtnnrr. wean and got Pun Infm•nr
anon, to
C. A. HURLBUT
15.p CloNyap Ave. Toronto, 0,11.
al -O -Pak Manufacturing Co.
of Granada.
DOES
INDIGESTION
WALLOP YOU
BELOW THE BELT?
Koh, Your Forgotten "28" For The Kind Of
Relief That Helps Make You [tarin' To Go
More than half of your digestion ie done
Eviow the bolt—in your 23 feet of bowels.
8y when indike,tion strikes, try something
that helps digestion in the stomach AND
bOleN the belt.
What you may need is Carter's Little Liver
P1 foot' of abneeded help to that forgotten
Take one Carter's Little Liver Pal before
and one alter meals. Take them a(Oording to
directions. Tho help Wako up a larger Bow
of the 3 main digestive juices in your etom"oh
AND bowels —help you digest what you have
eaten in Nature'ps own way.
Then most folf,0 get the hind of relief that
mak1e you feet batter from your heart tg your
tb",Rs Just be sumyou got the genuine Carter'0
Lath, Liver P,llo from your druggist -35M
1.
For Quaky,
41�d17ada's a
Fattiest Selling
CGARETTE
A
BCCO
POP—High Far*
iii T . (iS 'f1'lg
Pl ti aeoucINa
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YOU HAVF'11T'
R,RiDUGCeo MINS.
M GeNDINGI Z'OLJR
SA. B'AC'K TO YOfd
By J. MILLAR WATT
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