Clinton News Record, 1945-10-04, Page 2DECORATION DAY
Rivalling the .display of decorations that Hermann Goering used
to spread across his ample front, is the collection of medals,
crosses and ribbons worn by Russia's Marshal Zhukov ,ata recent
review of Allied troops in Berlin.
The Princesses
Ce1.:'brate Peace
King's Daughters Mingle In
Gay• London Crowd
Here is a pleasant little story in
the Victory Day spirit. It tells of
a chance encounter with the Royal
Princesses which befell- Mr. and
Mrs. Aidan Thomson (the form-
er, BBC Overseas Presentation
Director) on the- evening of the
second day after,' the, end of the
war against Japan. The two ,days.
immediately following the end' of
hostilities were declared public
holidays, and all Londoners—in.
.eluding the Princesses—enjoyed a
brief spell of relaxation in which
to' celebrate the coming of peace.
a • a
An account of the incident was
broadcast by Mr. and Mrs. Aidan
• Thomsen. in Radio Newsreel. Here
it is, in their own words:
• We wcre just turning in under
the Horse Guards Arch when we
were held up by a collection of
cheerful, 'laughing officers, and
two pretty, Laughing girls. The
gills wero simply dressed, each
'wearing a gay bandanna, gypsy
fall:oft, to keep the rain off their
•CtrAs.
"Look, that's Princess Eliza.
beth," said 'my wife,. "and Marga -
set Rose."
And she was right. Just as she
said it, someone gripped her arm,
"Don't mention it out loud please.
They just want ,to enjoy them-
selves and be noticed as little as
possible:"
The speaker was a . tall, bark,
anxious -looking detective, pretend-
ing bard to have nothing to do
with the party but keepinga vigil-
ant eye On them, and, us—and keen-
ing tip a very Oleic pace, too,
whichwas necessary if we were
not to Lose sight of them.
5 * 5
The Pr:necsses• looked bright
and bonny. Princess Elizabeth was
wearing a plain navy coat and a
dark yellow silk bandanna. ,Marg-
aret Rose's coat was light blue,
just as plain, and her bandanna
was dark red. They both wore lisle
stockings and low-heeled brown
walking Shoes.
Up Whitehall they all went—
never breaking ,the chain of hand-
- grips, no matter how large the
crowd coming towards'then. They.
merely cheerfully raised their
arms in an arch, and did a Lancers
step through to the other side—
JMst eight revelling officers and
•' 'tto Young women, hand in hand,
enjoying'the sights.
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OTTAWA REPORTS
That Delegation of Indians Visits
Capital To Obtain Rights
OfCitizenship
•
Canada's Indian population is
again en the warpath in its deter,
mination to gain the rights of
full citizenship. this month when
65 members of the "North Amer-
ican Brotherhood of Indians", tra-
ditionally, robed, met Mines and
Resources Minister Glen, they
bacl an even stronger case to -pre-
sent.
Indians have fought again for
the cause of democracy, they' have
worked in the war plants. and on
the farms, and what concerns
them particularly, they have paid
income tax — tine gives them
grounds to raise the familiar cry
of taxation without representa-
tion. '
But their ease does receive the
consideration of the federal gov-
ernment. Indians receive• family
allowances, and last year the gov-
ernment boosted the, amount set
aside for them by $1,000,000, and
maintained 15 hospitals and 265
day schools.
There are 125,000 Indians In Ca-
nada, abent two-thirds of whom
are on• reserves. The• others have
left the reserves to work on farms
and in industry,
* * *
Epileptic sufferers in Canada
will soon be able to lead useful
and almost normal. lives in a spe-
cial home which• is under con-
struction in St. Hilaire, a small
town in -Quebeb, as a memorial to
the Canadian soldiers' who fell at
Dieppe: 'Dieppe House, the first 'of
its kind on the continent, will be
opened this autumn and will ad-
mit 100 patients to the central
building. Eventually a aeries. of
sanaller houses will be built where
patients will be able .to live in
comfort, comparatively free from
institutional atmosphere.
According to One of the direct-
ors, it has long been. felt that spe-
cial attention was due epileptics
who too often were sent to insane
asylums or other hoines where
they had little or no opportunity
to lead useful lives. Dieppe Rouse
is designed to provide- the patients
with medical care, education and
training in suitable trades.
* * *
One of the°world's leading
"beautya tali "
sp c Sts for Cities M
Jacques Grebes
q , is coming to Otta-
wa from France, to resume his
Work ' of designing the Canadian
capital. Six years ago M. Grebes
made a study of part of the city
and the national War Memorial
- 00 Confederation Square was
built; Now his task is larger. The
whole Capital •city on both sides
of the -Ottawa River will be devel•
oiled as Canada's memorial of the
war just ended.
Included in the plan is the crea-
tion of civic centres,.school build-
ings, residential districts, play,
grounds, sports centres and par'k's,
A Different Way.
Of Looking At It
An Englishman and an Amer-
ican were presented to the poten-
tate of an eastern country. As the
Oriental looked' over the English-
man's passport, he saki, "1 see that
you area British subject"
"I ate sir,' said the Briton,
swelling with pride.
"And` you,"' said the - monarch,
turning to the American, "are` a
subject of the United States."
The American gazed, at the rul-
er in amazement, "Subject,: heck,"
he exclaimed, "I own part of the'
United States:"
Great Britain's
Workless Nest Egg'
Britain's "workless nest egg"—
the unemployment fund -now to -
tills more than $1,270,000,000, Just
over $8,000,000 was paid nut in
is 1c v --^.:t Lane!, s between
March and June, . as compared
with close to '$5,000,000 in the
corresponding period in 1944.
Contributions to thc 'fund _total-.
ed more than $70,000,000 for the
three months ending June, 1943.—
New York Times.
Blankets and -,clothing for chil-
dren, women and ,nen are urgently
needed in devastated war areas .
WHAT CAN YOU . SPARE
T1 -IAT TL-I.EY CAN WEA4?
VOICE ' OF THE
PRESS
SURE .CURE
A California medico , says that
freezing a"person 'will .hili .all dia.
ease .•germs'the, may be. harboring.
Na. doubt: • .I1 is also understood
that•:decapitation will permanently
I cure'dandrnf6,
-- Kitchener Record,
END OF THE PEDESTRIAN''
• An automotive engineer says:, it
will be•poasible to 'turn corners at
40 miles 'an hour with the post-war
car:
If so, the extinction .'of; the pe-
destrian is just around the corner,"
New York Sun.
CAN'T BELIEVE HiIM
Hitler, boasting of being a vege-
tarian' and teetotaler, is now re-
vealed to have liked liver and kept
a stock of, liquor on hand. Why,
the man must have been deceitful!
— Windsor Star.
RAINBOW
Keep away from alcohol. It may
give you a red nose, a white liver,
a yellow streak, a dark brown
taste and a blue outlook.
— Galt Reporter,
Play Santa Claus
• To Europe's Needy
Millions of men, women and
children in the over -run countries
are today withoutthe most ele-
mentary articles of clothing, shoes
and blankets, The enemy took
everything they had; except' what
they were actually wearing, and,
today, the rags that remain are in-
sufficient to cover them.
A' call has gone out to the more
fortunate countries of the world,
particularly the United States and
Canada, for serviceable used cloth-
ing to be. sent immediately to these
heroic, suffering people.
Let your spare used clothing,
for which you have no need; be
your Christmas gift to the war-
torn people of Europe and China.
Give tlienm to the National' Clothing
Collection for liberated countries,
October 1- 20,
Have You Heard?
-o_
A country lad, observing a city
fisherman on the bank of a. strca?n,
asked, "How many fish ya got,
Mister?"
"None, yet," was the reply.
"That ain't bad," observed the
boy, "There was a feller fished
here for two weeks and he didn't
get any more than you got' an half
an hour,"
She (reading sign over box
office) : "Oh, Phil, it says 'En:,
tire Balcony, 25c."
Phil: "Let's get it so we cazt
be all alone."
4. A #
Bill: "I hear they have taken
the early morning train off your
route. Do you miss it?"
John: "Not . since they have
taken it off!"
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RECONVERTED BRITISH'' AIRCRAFT CARRIER
With :a brave war record to her credit, British carrier HMS .Implacable is ready to leave Sidney,
Austalia, harbor to bring releasedprisoners' home. The 30,000 -ton vessel was launched by 'Queen Eliz-
abeth in 1939. Her planes' first target, was the Tirpitz.
Colossal, Effort
It is a significant' fact, and ohs
that speaks volumes for the. British
people, that their ' Goveraiment
spent a higher percentage of the
national income in paying for the
war than did either the United
States or Russia- it was a colos-
sal effort, and one that, reflects
credit on the patriotism and devo-
tion of the British people,
Brantford Expositor
'Atomic Stuff'
A department store received an
order for "only Half a pound" of
"this here atomic stuff" to use for
killing the bugs on a farmer's spud
erop. They referred' the order to
the Salt Lake Tribune where the
statistics. department estimated that
U-236 in concentrations up to 10
percent. may be available some slay
at about $12,000 for a half -pound.
WHAT CAN YOU SPARE
THAT THEY CAN WEAR? •
Give Clothing for Overseas Relief!
Japan Grabbed
Land, Resources
•
Japan gres'by grabbing land
and resources from , ite neighbors.
,Formosa and Korea were forced
to supply a fifth of Japan's rice
needs. Formosa provided 100.
percent of the sugar Japan need-
ed, From Manchuria the Japanese
took 45,000,000 bushels of soya
beans annually, says The. Toronto •
Star. By conquest, Japan . in re-
cent years obtained 95 percent of
the world's rubber supply,. 90 per- -
cent of the world's best hemp, 90
percent of the world's quinine,
two-thirds of the world's tin and
all the bauxite their industries
needed. Japan's industries have
been fed by virtually slave labor.
Free ',trade unions were abolished,.•
the • normal working day was 16''
hours, the average pay for worn-'
0» in 1042 Was $7.50"a month, and
for 'men, $19 a month.
Churchill Praises
Loyalty of Ulster
Today the Government of_North-
ern `Ireland continues to function,
notwithstanding all the wiles and
devices of its enemies, and the
FroVince has played a highly im-
portant part in ttiewas with Ger-
many, now victoriously concluded,
Mr, Winston Churchill and other
British. Ministers of the Crown
have paid public tributes to ser-
vices rendered by Ulster, the pos
'session of -whose harbors, apart
from other 'considerations, has been
of the utmost value to Britain , in
combating the - submarine menace;
The Mittel andvicious air raids
carried out over Belfast and neigh-
boring cities in 1941 bore witness'
to the Nazi recognition that Ulster
was• among the most redoubtable
adversaries of Germany. The con-
stancy and resolution of the peo-
ple of the Province has remained
unshaken under all the storms of
adversity and their loyalty has not
wavered or diminished with the
passing of the years.
No Hope of Homes
For 5,000 Orphans
A spokesman for the United
Nations Relief and 'Rehabilitatipa,
Adnlinistratioit disclosed the 'ex-
istence of nearly 6,000 displaced
orphans who have no place to go
because, they lhave reached the age
of i3O.
They are in addition to nearly
3,000; under 16 in French, British
and American -zones of occupation
for whom homes are being found
in France, Switzeriand, '.Britain
and elsewhere; These countries
will receive' only children of
"adoptable age". _ under 16,
"We` have not been able to give
them any kind of hope," the
spokesman said,
Think of id Your used clothing
can 'save lives in war-torn count-
ries! , WHAT CAN YOU
SPARE . THAT TREY' CAN
WEAR?
HOTEL, leiJPOLE
All Beautifully Furnished
With Running Water.
Rates:
$I.S® up
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We recommend:
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GOLD MINES, LTD.
(No Personal Liability) '
$id 40, Ask 45
Circular on request
Alliance Securities
Telephone ELgIn 4104.4106
Four Colborne Street, '
Toronto 1, Ont.
AGENTS- WANTED',
AGENTS — TERRITORIES STILL
open. Sell $5 gasoline saver and
super charger:` 100% profit. 6
minutes to instal. Write (Gas-
oline ;Saver", Box 52, 73 Adelaide
•West, Toronto.•
SONG POEMS WRITERS,• 1tEC00-
nixed mdbic writer, whose - songs
are published ' by leading U.S.A.
publishers, - coast-to-coast, wilt
write music to your poems. Free
copies, now publishing in Canada.
Write Songmaater Studios,'Sussex,
N.B. •
'IIAJIV. Clill11{8,
WE'LL HAVE A. STEADY WEEI{-
3y supply of excellent brolleas
available. Order now, also your
fall and winter chicks, Dle] you
get our F+il1 Service, Bulletin?
Bray Hatchery, 130 John N., Ham-
ilton. Ont,
1tt'S5NE5$ orrolt'rUNTrIics
'41 BUICK SEDAN
WILL BE - SOLD FOR - $1.001 TO
holder of lucky ticket at Picker-
ing Rotary Fair, October 17. Send
$1.00 for five tickets to Box 200,.
Pickering, Ont.
"IT •COULD BE, YOURS"
A i3EAUTIFUL MODERN 5-R00116
Bungalow, now under construc-
tion, •or choice of $10,000 In Vic-
tory Bonds, situated at the corn-
er of Lawrence Ave. and Scarlett
Rd.,. in Weston This beautiful
Immo' or the bonds will go to
some lucky shareholder. It Is not
necessary for the winner 'to .he
present at the draw. Tickets 01
each or 0 for.. $5. Mall your order
for 1. or more tickets . to Tietze.
Weston Lions CIub;:Toronto 15.
Get yours now.
$1 FOR ROTARY HOUSE.
SHARE TICKET GIVES YOU 01-
portunity, of owning this bean-
tiful home or $4600. cash when
lucky ticket Is drawn, Proceeds
for Crippled Children and Com-
munity Service. Send today .for
ono or. ,more shares to Rotary
Club, Box 428, Essex, Ontario.
$7,000 OPTIMIST HOME
"MAY BE YOURS"
ALSO' PARTICIPATE IN $30.00
Monthly Y Bond draw.. Other prizes,
Details on receipt. - Shares $1.00
each, or 6 for $6.00.. Send for
shares to St, Catharines Optimist
Club, Box 445.11., St, Catharines,
Ontario. •
1942 PONTIAC TORPEDO
SEDAN WILL en SOLD 10 HOLD-
er''of winning_ ticket, to .be drawn
nn I3espeler, Thanksgiving 'Day.
Tickets 25% 5 for 51,00, Proceeds
Kinsinen Service, Charities. Send
for tickets to Kinsmen C*Ub, Box
428-0,2,, Heapeter, Ont.
$10,000 HOME
BUILT ANYWHERE IN CANADA
to winner's specifications, or
010,000 in cash will be awarded '.
lucky winner. Also chance on
$100monthly draw, Winner Is
still eligibto for house drain. Ali
proceeds fol- children's welfare.
Tickets $1 each -12 for $10, Mail
remittance to Sudbury Klwanis
Club Box 68.
DYEING `AND CLEANING
HAVE YOU .ANYTHING NEEDS
dyeing or cleaning? Write to•us•
for .Information. We are glad. to
answer your questions,, Depart
meet H. Parker's Dye Works
Limited. 791 Yonge Street, To-
ronto. -
'PARR "M At'RTNl7Rv' I!'tl it SAtra
Nriw BRIGGS & 03'1 A3/TON AIR•
cooled gasoline engines: Most up-
to-date engine made. Low cost:
Dealers orders invited. Scope'
Sales Co” BOx; 852, Ottawa, Ont,
"VIKING" CREAM' SEPARATORS
and repair parts are always
available either at your local
• dealer or direct from Swedish
Separator Co. Limited, 720 Notre -
Dame West, Montreal 3, Quo
FOR SALE' •
QUANTITY OF :LARGE WILLOW
trees, Hanger Limb Company, 86
Ring Street West, Toronto, Ont.
PIANOS, OURSMALL NIOW PIANOS,
will .be available shortly, Beauti-
ful in design and tone, Circular
mailed promptly. factory Mason
and Risch Limited, 642 Ring
Street Viest, Toronto, •
•
FOIL SALE`'+
GENERAL SPORE ON HIGHWAY,
Hamilton vicinity, Mee home sur-
roundings; $9,500 complete, 00,000
cash required; owner retiring.
.Ask Worthington; 21 Main 15.,
Hamilton.
FIVE PEDIGREED ABERDEEN
Angus Cattle. Three heifers, Tito
'Bulls. Address Ecichardt, aPrice-
ville, R.R. 1, Ont.
STALLION — ONE PURE BRED
French Canadian Premium A, .
five year old, one two Year" old,
French Canadian. Stallion, one
Yearling. Sorrel stallion' of same'
breed. Priced reasonable, Box 90,
73 Adelaide W., Toronto.
'GREAT DANES
HARLEQUIN. AND BLACK GREAT
Dano puppies, registered, best
Canadian and American blood-
lines. Mrs. M. Hopkins, eor. No, 7
Highway • and 5th Concession,
Unionville,- Ont.
STRATGNT •FOX HOUNDS; ALSO
crossed with blood hound. One
month to two years old:. Good
running. etocls, Hawkesbury Ken-
ne1s, hawkesbury, Ont.
207300011 DUCTS, WHITE,
drakes $3,00, ducks 92.00 15,O,B.
Panin Frt,'m, P.O. Box 101, Alder- •
shot, Ont.
WEANLINGS FROM REGISTISRED
Yorkshires, over 6 'weeks old
8
for 0
$50. Also Registered ster
ed br eedlg
g.
Cloak. Crates tree, Reg. Briggs,
Clear.. Lake, Ont.
BRIGHT'S REAL ESTATE WIND
ser Ontario offer 150 acres,Black
Loath near Forest. Ontario, Tiled,
Fenced, Price $49 per acre, Brick
hlouee, ..Barns, Concrete .Silo.
03359.00 Down Payment,
20,000 BREEDING EWES. 50,000
-Feeder Lambs. Rambouillet—,
Merino Corridale Cross,' Southern
Sauk. Wool Growers' Association,
Maple Creek; SttsltatcbeWnl,, 0.
S. Barringer, Secretary,
SURPLUS ARMY STORES
Army Petrol Cans, capacity 2 Imp.
gallons; with carrying handle' and
heavy brace cap. Just the thing for
carrying extra gasoline, water,anti-
freeze or any liquid. Price 7110 each,
Used Land Mine Boxes,. 836 x -0% a
28" long. Price $1.39 each.
Used Ammunition Boxes, 13 ,x 11 x.
18" high, double hinged cover, 18
ga. steel. Two heavy carrying
handles. Price $1.75 each.
All-purpose metal containers, - 17"
high x 1074, x:514, with slip-on cove,',
andcontras carrying strap. Price
.70o each.
6' Folding bless Tables, price $5,95
each. 0' Folding Benches, $2.20 each,
C.O.D. Transportation 'charges ex-
tra.
Write Thelison Machinery Com-
pany Limited, 208 Simeoe St., To-
ronto 2B, Ontario,
ui' 'TO DATE DRUG 810RE
equipped" With. Soda Fountain
Service -and Souvenir Sinop. Geed
business all •year, --round, Reply to
Poltras Pharmacy, 210 Main St.,
Lachgte, Que., 45 miles from
Montreal.
ELECTRIC MUTU1tS, NEW, USESD.
bought, sold, rebuilt; belts, 'pul-
leys, brushes. Allen' Electric Cotn-
pany Ltd., 2320 Dufferin St.,, To-
ronto,
ELECTRIC .MOTORS
REWOUND. AND' REPAIRED, EX -
'pert workmanship. Moderate
Prices. Lloyd M. •Bettger, Monk -
ton, On in
FARMS FOR SALE
75 ACRES, FOR ',SALE, 0000
buildings, '2 miles to Barrie, 8
acres wheat, 12 acres clover, 26
acres ploughed. Plenty water;
well fenced; hydro. available.
Possession -Oct. 1; $2700, down.
Apply Earl Barron, Barrie, Ont,
NORO'H '12A1 D1STIt•ICT — 100.
awes, free and clear deed, Good
road to property, Good hunting
and fishing. Total price 0500., If
you want; a quiet property in a
good place to relax, give me a
call. Several` more nroderties in
same •district Geo-.. r,Wight, ..• 103
Canada Bldg"„ Windsor, Ont„`
ISSUE 39-1945,.
'FARMS FOR SALE
21ACRES FRUIT FARM, 16 ACRES
of 'fruit Nees, new modern 5 -room
dwelling with space above for 8
additional rooms; large enclosed
veranda, double garage, 2 Wella,
hydro, modern conveniences. $12,-
600 terms to suit. A bargain for
the shrewd buyer. S. Vuilcov
R,R. 1, School Rd„ Nlagara-on-
the Lake, Ont.
100 ACRES, GOOD BUILDINGS,
electricity, 1 mile 0.1,26, station,
• llemptvlile, Ont„ 1 mile Bedell
station, schools, agricultural col-
lege. Mrs.. 16, Cotnam, 300 First
Ave.. Ottawa, Ont,
.150 -ACRE FARM FOR SALE --
Gravel loam, brick house, good
outbuildings, new silo,abundance
o4 water, nail, mile from high-
way. Apply Box 1228, Smiths
Falls, Ont,
VALUABLE FRUIT FAA.M. 33
acres of exceptionally well cul-
tivated orchards, including pears,
peaches, cherries, plums, prunes,
grapes and apples; attractive 10 -
room brick home, electricity,
bath, hot and cold running Water,
beautiful 'surroundings; tenant
house, barn, packing. shed, 2 gar-
ages chicken pen; all in splendid
repair; half mile from school on
good road. .Price $25,000; must
Sell Owner living on. Yarm, D, E.
Llgjitle,. Ridgeville P.O.. Welland
vicinity.
140 ACRES
A80U7.10ACRES
bush, good
house, barn and shed
s.
APPly HenryeWeb 2911. Tavi-
stock,
FARM FOR SALE,NEAR A GO013
• town, on.: the cement highway,
lots of water, good buildings•,
.33,500. Apply to- 3, H. Goodrich,
Warieworth, Ont..
104 ACRES FARM. RICH LOAM
:soil. New steel barn in 1037, nera)•-
- 1y new 8 roomed frame house.
Hydro, runningwater in both
house and barn, 8 acres ,.bush,
drivingstied and .hen 0000, gond
fences, 26 acres hay and pasture,
' the rest ploughed, drilled well
j$8,000. at least $4,000 in cash,
10 miles trope Guelph, 8 miles
from Rockwood, 5 miles from
Acton,. 3. mile to school, Mrs, T.
• Halcoviteh, R.R. '4, Rockwood.
Ont. -
' 200 -ACRO) FARM, LOT 18, C0N, 13,
Enniskillen Township, onemile
off No, • 21 Highway.. Eight -room
brick house, 'full basement. Barn
40 ft, by 00 ft, finished off with
cement mangers and steel .stanch-
ions, 12x40 concrete silo, Coed
niachihe shed and granary. Good
clay loam, well tiled, 25 acres
hardwood', bush. ” Apply Walter.
•: Claris, Wyoming, Ontario,
KELP WANTED
HOUSEKEEPER UNDER 101011
reliable, trustworthy, for farm
•home. A11conveniences. two male
' adults. Reply Box 234, 13nrrie,.
Ont.
LINO OPERATORS AND
• FLOOR MEN WANTED
COMPETENT LINO OPERATORS.
and floor men wanted forncws-
r' paper printing office, permanent
position, highest wages. Wilson
Publishing Co., 73 Adelaide- W„
.• apply nearest Employment and
Selective .Service Office,Order•
No. 1, .
IIIEDICAL
NATURE'S HELP—DIXON'S REM-
. edy for. Rheumatic Pains, Neur-
itis. Thousands praising it, Mun-
ro's Drug Store, 385 ,Elgin,
Ottawa, Postpaid $1.00.
STOMACH AND TB BEAD WUIth1S
often are the cause of Ill -health
.In humans, all ages, No one lin-
Mune! Why not find out if this
le your trouble? Interesting 'par-
ticulara—Free! Write Mulveney's
Remedies. Specialists. Toronto 13,
dAUMIOb1KA FOOT BALM DE-
atroys offensive" odor Instantly,..
45c bottle, Ottawa. agent, Denman
Drug Store, Ottawa.
000'7) RESOLUTION - EVERY
sufferer. 01 Rheumatic Pains or
Neuritis 'should try Dixon's Rem-
edy, Munro's Drug Store, 335'
Elgin Ottawa. Postpaid $1.00..
RAJ itl)RI"u451Nu
L o "A - (i 94 HAIRDRESSING VIE
.•Robertscn method. Information
• ,. pre, request regsraing classea,
Robertson's Hairdreseing Aead-
eniy, 137 Avenue Road, Toronto
11
MUSICAL -INSTRUMENT'S.
FRED A. BODDINGTON BUY'S„
sells, exchangesmusical bisitru-
ments. 111 Church. Toronto 2
OPPORTUNITIES,. FOR WomitIN
BE A HAIRDRESSER
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MARVEL HAIRDRESSING
SCHOOLS
858. BLOOR W., TORONTO
Branches; 44 Bing St, Hamilton
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1'110TOGItA moo „0
WINDSOR PHOTO FINISHERS
give you better pictures. Try our
gloss-tex finish and see the dif-
ference;aix and eight exposure.
rolls developed and printed. 30c,
reprints ,03c' each. 'Windsor
Photo :Finishers,. Box 400, Wind-
sor, Ont.'
CANADA'S LARGEST
STUDIO
STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE
Don't- rlsk losing your pletures.
Snaps can't be taken over uguln.
Send your film rolls to Cnmlda'a
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pictures s ret
fewereoa
t,
PROMPT MAIL SERVICE
Any Size Roll0 or 8 Exposures
DEVELOPED AND PRINTED 25e
'1 get best results from Star Snap-
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Nova Scotia, who adds thatshe has
tried many places.
SPECIAL ALBUM OFFER
New Style Album With ,Tints
sized 10-20-127 if '29e
(40 extra) is sent with film roll.
J NLARGCMENTS—
COLORED AND FRAmEb
Enlargements 4 x 0" In ben at! fur
easel mounts, 3 For 25c Premed, un
Ivory tinted mats, 7 s 9" In (1, hi,
.Silver, Circassian Walnut or il'b,elc
Ebony finish frames, 59c etch,
if 'enlargement colored,` 79c each.
OLD PICTURES RESTORED
We can restore any ofd ;Autograph
or snapshot and make any
number of. prints or enlat73emenln
desired. The process requires -(he
worts of Sia lied artists, but the
cost la. reasonable,. Send us your
picture andtell us what you want
'done and we will tell you the cost
before doing the worst,
STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE :.
13os. 129, Posta) Terminal A,Toronto
Print Name and Address Plainly on
Orders. -
TIME TESTED QUALITY
SERVICE and SATISFACTION
Your flims properly developed add -
Printed,
6 •OR 8 EXPOSURE ROLLS 25a.
REPRINTS 8 for Ile
FINEST ENLARGING SERVICE
You may not get 7111 the films you
want thla year, but you can ge.t all •
the quality and service you desire
by sending your films to
1111 PERI AL PHOTO SER VICE
Stntoon 1, Toronto. •
PA'1 Ensf4.
FETHERSTON74A UGH & COMPANY
Patent Solicitors. Established
' .18011; 14 King West, Toronto,
Booklet of Information on re -
(meet -
SVAN'i'E1)
WANTED FOR CASPI—CANADIAN
automobile' iicence plates; Auto--
mobillam,, Swigart 34use qui,
Huntingdon,bean. • '
HAY BALER WANTED TN 0000
condition. Apply to' W. I3. -Martin,
Grand Valley, Ont.
WANTED. TO PURCHASE PULL -
els till ages and breeds. High
prices paid. Apply Box No. 61
73 Adelaide Gtr„ Toronto.
WANTED—YOUR PERSONAL.. OR
business assignments. Alert rep.
resentativo will render efficient
services for nominal fee,. Write
3. M. Sears, Jr., 820 Oale Street,
Decatur,: Alabama,
IIA,TCPTINq EGGS, WANTIOD. 10
.•-1940.-hatching season. Flocks cu
ed and bloodtested free Of ch.
under Government Super
Guaranteed premium, pins
ability premium paid.
details,, write Box 30, 7
W„' Toroute.