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Free Enterprise
In Free N . tions
The Canadian Pacific Railway
Is a Monument to Free
Enterprise in Canada
A notable anniversary has just
been observed in the Canadian
West, the driving et the last spike
into the Canadian Pacific Rail-
way, says the Montreal Star. That
event, which took place in 1885,
not only signalized the completion
ot the first trancontinental rail-
way line, linking Canada's Atlantic
and Pacific coasts. but also the
triumph of one of the greatest a-
chievements of fres enterprise of
ot which the history of the British
Empire holds record,
Looking Backward
It Is opportune that we should
recall this fact at the present
time, particularly because free
enterprise is virtually on trial in
all the free nations. Looking back-
ward, no student of Canadian his-
tory can fail to realize what free
enterprise has meant In the build-
ing and development or this Do-
minion. Without It we should be
a backward people today, both at
home and in the eyes of the world
abroad. Free enterprise has not
only given us railway transpor-
tation unexcelled in the world, it
has built up our vast industries,
and it has made Canada one of the
world's greatest trading nations,
whose products are sold in nearly
every foreign market, and whose
credit stands firmly upon her
trading status.
Engineering Triumph
Our vast steel worlds, our mining
industries, our shipping, our huge
export trade in meat, in cereals,
in lumber—all have been develop-
ed to their present point of pros-
perity by the effort of free enter-
prise. When the C.P.R. project
was first mooted its sponsors went
to London to seek British capital
with which to defray the cost of
the gigantic undertaking, but Lon-
don turned thumbs down on their
appeal, so they carne back to Can-
ada, and it was Canadian capital
and faith in the undertaking, Can-
adian courage and 'Canadian skill
that triumphed over what seemed
insuperable obstacles, and made
the C.P.R. not only a possibility
but an engineering triumph that
stili stands as a monument to free
enterprise in Clanada.
This country is still a young and
growing Dominion. The field for
development is a vast one, but it
is a ,wield which will never be
developed as- it can be developed
and should be developed unless
free enterprise remains tree with-
in the law.
II YOIG£�°�EOFSS THE
1
HOMES, FOR INSTANCE
So many persons are saying that
nothing is good enough tor our
returned heroes.
And, exactly nothing is what a
lot ot these &pouters offer our
heroes,—W, L. Clark In Windsor
Star,
MODERATE REFORM
Mr. Churchill's opponent Is ad-
vocating one hour's work a day.
A surprisingly moderate reform,
it is felt, since the trend is toward
one a week. —Ottawa Citizen
FREEDOM AND COURAGE
Many a Canadian who is proud
of his rights to say what he plea-
sea wishes he had the courage
to do so. —Kitchener Record
IT WON'T BE LONG
Aunt Hattie says that the time
for invading Japan is near at
hand. It is just a natter of days,
hours, and Niniltz.
— Christian Science Monitor,
TOO MANY
Rather endless job this liquid-
ating
iquidating of .Taps. There are still about
87,000,000 of them left.
— Stratford Beacon.Herald.
Some Sound Advice
From Eisenhower
A while back there went the
rounds a great flood of nonsense,
gigged up with trick psychiatric
terms, advisinghow civilians
should "treat" the returned sol-
dier, say's the Detroit lrree Press,
There was so much stuff about
the few psychoneurotics among
discharged veterans, that there was
danger of the public thinking every
GI theme from the battlefront had
nerve ends as tender as third-de-
gree burns, and had to be handled
as gingerly as a time -both..
The angry scorn of GT ptibiica-
ti0tts and of the men themselves
brought balance hack to the situ-
ation, And now comes Gen. Eisen-
hower to add the clincher. He told
Washington correspondents;
"For God's sake don't psyclio.
analyze then. There is nothing the
matter with then, Treat them
just like anyone else. Pat them
on the back. Sure, they think they
are pretty good fellows .and they
certainly are."
SCENE OF BIG THREE MEETING
Immense and lavishly' )aid out Potsdam Palace, built towards the end
of the reign of Frederick • the Great a symbol of German imperialistic
might even under the Nazis, :s where Premier Churchill, President
Truman and Premier Stalin are now planning complete demilitar-
ization of Germany and, possibly, similar future treatment for her
Fascist ally, Japan,
MIXED EMOTIONS IN BERLIN
From bright-eyed curiosity of the two lads at right to the grim composure of the women and the I-litler-
' like arrogance of the second man from right, these German people portray a variety of emotions as
they watch British occupation troojis of the lltir Hussars move into Berlin,
1t has been found that :when the
odour of fresh paint is objection-
ables as it is to souse people—it
can largely 'he avoided by the use
of charcoal. For each incus, a
paper bag holding a pound of two
of eharcoal is hung' inthe centre
of the roosts. It absorbs the odour.
V 67iw:d"
and s cage?
Did you know that a 'tee package of
WILSON'S FLY PADS will kill marc die.
than $5.00 worth of nay other Hy killer?
The Hies do the work when you nee
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GC�c•"•'e' V• 69!/KK/I znr COMPOUND
Britain Trained
,Ern y 'rt'f Spies
Vast Secret Organization
Ready To Carry 'On If
Britain Invaded By
Germans
Britain had thousands of trained
silica and guerrilla fighters ready
to work behind German lines in
Britain if the enemy had made a
successful ^ invasion across, the
Channel during the war, it has
been disclosed.
Until a month ago this under-
ground urgalnixation - was so se-
cret that few outsiders even knew
it existed. 'Chose who did were
unaware whether their best friends
or next-door neighbors were mem=
bers.
Giving details of the organiza-
tion for the first time, the War
Office described it as "one of the
most interesting and colorful
chapters in otir anti -invasion
plans."
Spies and Guerillas
The organization was divided
into two distinct branches. One
was an elaborate set up of guer
riles armed with automatic wea-
pons, explosives, knives and gren-
ades. The other was equipped
with secret radio sets and all the
paraphernalia needed in _all
behind enemy. lines.
Both units were controlled by
central military headquarters,
Silence Tradition
Slightly verdone
I think we're overdoing this
silence tradition — you know, this
business of not blowing our awn
trumpet but letting our actious—
ur, in bnsine,s, our a...I--speak
for us,
Once 1 thought it leas 'some-
thing to be proudl of, But a num-
ber of recent happenings have
made nee thins- again, Among hens
is the experience of the l3nglistt-
man who recently ' crossed from
America on the Queen Mary,
The second day out from the
Stales an American officer asked
him: "Achy is it that yoBrit-
isle can't build ships like this?"
Aunswers,
which taught the office and fac-
tory workers, clerks, taxi drivers
and bank directors how to do the
most harm to tete Nazis. - The
members were recruited by thous-
ands in England, Scotland and
Wales.
The guerrilla; comprised sev-
eral hundred teams of seven men
each. Each team was housed in
a camouflaged dugout, many of
which retrain around the coasts.
Their planned task was to emerge
from these 'hideouts at night and
anhbuslt German transport, blow
up Nazi aircraft on landing
grounds, destroy enemy slumps, •
and generally create havoc and
coltftiNittll.
Here You Heard`
A ishan telephoned his doctor:
"Come over quick, doe. My wife
has appendicitis,"
"Nonsense,"' snorted the doctor,
"I removed your wife's appendix
three years ago.ifow can anyone
have a second appendix?"
Listen,". cried the husband.
"Did you ever hear of auyouo
having tt second wife?" -
An English paper publishes
this advertisement:
For sale: 'Baker's business;
good trade; large oven; pres.
ent owner been in it for severs
years; good reason for leav-
ing;
—o—
Mother was slow to comprehend:
what seemed so perfectly clear be
little Sue. The pride 08 the family
was helping about a "fedder"
"A 'fedderl 3" mother question..
ed.
"Why, you. know, Mummy," pa,
tientiy explained Sue, "It's a leaf
front a chicken."
Daughter (entering father's
office): "Good morning, dad, 1
just ran In for a minute to
say hello."
Dad: "Toolate Betty, Your
mother just ran in to say hello
and got all my change."
A new potato harvesting uta.
chine digs, brushes, grades and
boxes the potatoes in a coutinuous
operation,
MANY THANKS go- to
wives and mothers who
• serve Maxwell House! Yes,
Canadian families love.'
the delicious, satisfying
flavor of this superb blend
of Latin-American coffees,
BART OH50110
ERNE RAMIE PULLETS, EIGHT
hveelcs up to laying. Also day-old
chicks hatched to order for Eu.11
delivery. Free catalogue. Twaddle
Chick Hatcheries Limited, Fer-
gus, Ontario.
14•'0 NAVE DAY-OLD CHICKS,
emetically all breeds, for prompt
shipment, also 'White I,egliorn.
2-8 week pullets. Order for
August -September delivery nOw.
Bray Hatr_lhely, 130 ,Tnhn N.
Ffamilton, Ont.
A LTd9'JT:GD NUMBER OF START,
ed Chteks, 2 weeks .old, chill
available. Also free range pullets
eight weeks up to laying. Also
taking orders for day-old clllclea
for August and Fall delivery.
Free catalogue and price -list.
Top Natrh Chiskcries, Guelph,
Ontnrin.
DYEING AND CLEANING
HAVE YOU ANYTHING NEEDS
dyeing or. cleaning? Write to us
for Information. We are glad to
answer your questions. Depart-
ment H. Parker's Dye Works
Limited. 709 Tonga) Street. To-
ronto.
FARM MACHINERY IPOR SALE
•
15-30 INTERNATIONAL TRACTOR
on steel, Price $350.00, D, Bell,
11.38, 8, London, Ontario,
SKID ENGINE P300 MCCORMICIK,
in good condition. Variable Speed
Govenors for McCormick Trac-
tors (only). New and used Trac-
tor parts. London Farm Equip
anent Co., 385 King Street, Lon-
don, Orft.
1'011 SALE
BA.R7319N STRAIN L MG II 0 R N
I'uhiets, 5 weeks and up. Sussex
X Barred Rock pullets, 6 to 10
weeks. Barred stook Pullets, 0
to 10 weeks, Johnson Hatchery,
Fergus, Ont,
VALUABLE COUNTRY STORE
property, suitable also for tourist
business; Parry Sound district.
941 Westhnount Ave., Toronto,
LO. 4.184,
181,10CIMIC MOTORS, NEW. USED
bought, sold; rebuilt; belts, pul-
leys, brushes. Alien •Electric: Com-
pany Ltd., 2326 Duffs •In St., To-
ronto. -
REGISTERED FEMALE COC383018
puppies, 14 weeks old, Reel
beauties. 745 Indien 'Road, Wind•
sor, Ont.
BI,ACI( GUINEA PIGS, $4.00 pair,
others $2,50 pair. Men, Ernst, 831
Mill Street, :Kitchener, Ontario,
TI'SISII.LED0IVN ANGORAS, 011E
of Canada's outstanding strains.
Write for tree folder. Brown's
.Angora Ranch, 278 Courtin nd St,
Hitch ener, Ontario.
PEDIGREED ANC4ORA RABBITS,
Finest woo!- producing Stook.
Lynwood Angoras, 'I3ox . 140,.
Oshawa.
A.COUSTICON HEARING, AID FOR
sale at half price, new, four: new
batteries. Good for, church or
home. Apply Frank Watson,
Blind River, Ontario. .
G01,D1E-McCULLOU GId'100 HORSE-
' power Stearal Engine, perfect con-
dition. Oho Warren Steam Bump
size 10 x 12 x 12. One Warren
Steam Pump size 12 x 12 x 12.
One Smart -Turner Duplex Stearn
Pump size 7112 x 41/2 x 10. All in
perfect condition.
CROWN IRON & METAL
CO., HAMILTON, ONT.
•
POI' SALIS
JOHN DEERE MODEL D TRAC-
tor, on steel,good running order,
2000,00, S. Olas, 28.53, 2, Brantford,
Ont.
FOR SALE—BANK BAItN 40x00,
his good condition, side and roof
one-half metal, $800, E. - J.
Whaling, Moorefield, Ont,
GAINING WEIGHT?
SLENDER TEA
alda you retain Slender Figure,
turns your food into energy Instead
of fat.
GUARANTEED HARMLESS,
composed pleasant herbs no exer-
cises or drastic diet.
Month's supply 21.00 rastp:1Id.
Dominion Herb Distributors
1422 St, Lawrence nivel„ Montreal
0,55818 Iron SALE
FARM— VERY UNUSUAL SET -
tine', 50 acres, with modern home,
Hydro and • natural facilities for
large trout hatchery with auto -
'Untie rants, etc, - Gravelly loatn
soil. Naturally sheltered and
very Ideal turkey range wide lat-
est model turkey equipment- for
5,000 fiook, Complete w-1 t h
turkeys, Including 5942 Interna-
tional 140 ton trunk. Whaling,,.
Tluilcey Ranch, Moorefield, Ont}*.
WE CAN SELL YOU ANY SI7,T0 011:' "
farm you wish to buy—with - or'
without .atoelc and 'machinery.'.
For particulars apply at Deno -
hue's Garage, Renfrew, Ont.
03 ACRES, 25 FARMING, 4,-500 PT,
bordering bay of French river,
2,000 ft, frontage on main road
to Rutter Bigwood and famous
lOangalow camp; new hone; oth-
er buildings. Mr. A. Gaudette.
Rutter, Ont. ... -
1'OR. SALE HASTINGS COUNTY,
Ont„ 200 acres, 80 cultivated, bal-
ance Umber. Good building's, with
or without crop, Pelee and par-
ticulars from Michael Prentice,
Boulter, Ont,
250 ACRES—$32,000, INCLUDING
good herd of Holstein cattle,
implements, crops, rive', tlnber.
Hydro, Also 100 acres 020,000,
with herd of mixed dairy cattle,
some purebreds, selling as a go-
ing concern. Hydro, modern brick
home, large bank barn. Reasons
able terms., Chao. 1;. Porter, 45
Richmond Street \Vest, Toronto,
Ontario.
HAIRDRESSING
L 'E A R N HAIRDRESSING THE
Robertson method. Information
on request, regarding classes,
Robertson's Hairdressing Acad-
emy, 137 Avenue Road, Toronto.
51itDICAL
000-1) ADVICE" EVERY SUF-
terer of Rheumatic Pains . -or
Neuritis should try Dixon's Rem-
edy, Munro's Drug. Store, 835
Elgin, Ottawa. Postpaid- 21,00.
S'e0MACH AND THREAD WORMS
often are the cause of III -health
in humans, all ages, No one )m.
mune!' Why not find out If thls
layour trouble? Interesting per.
tlenlers—Preel Write .Mulveney'r
Remedies, Specialis-ts, Toronto- 3
11AU51EBRA FOOT BALM DD.
&troy& offensive odor instantly,
45c bottle, Ottawa agent, Denman
Drug Store, Ottawa.
1724 I Al POR T-1J'VERY STIP-.
fere0 of rthemnat lc Patna or
Neuritis should tit Dixon's Rem-
edy; Munro's 1/rug Store, 430
engin,Ottawa. Postpaid 51.00.
MUSICAL INSTRUMEN'rs
FRED A. BODDINGTON BUYS,
sells, exchanges musical Instru-
ments, 111 Church, Toronto 2.'
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TEACHERS WANTED
liCisooL '1'IOACHItiaR for 18.0, S,S.
No, 11, Andtndon - State exper-
t
"'eneeeoR, I)elmand 11ol1111111e,1811,1'1. tion4s, Ap;heyt'L, Arnlhe's-
bugs, Ont.
T'15A.81143038 WAN11pll) FOR SS. 9,
Woolwich, 3% mil -es from Elmira
on main 1,1011way, Pre
with experience preferred 32.1110),
01{400.011. Einet•son Demeter, Sec.-.
"prods., ,It.R, :is E1ntlra, Ont,
TEACHERS' WANTED
ST1S1701) TOWNSHIP AREA
requires three P r ot ea to nt
teachers for three one -room
schools nar Huntsville. .Salary,
1,200. Please state qualifications,
experience and last inspector,
Duties to commence September,
411. Apply to George Tait,
Huntsville.
NORTH MARYS]IURGII TOWN -
ship School Dotted, Prince Ed-
ward County, requires' teacher,
for rural school. Apply, stating
rlualifhcations, experience and ,
salary expected. Dulles to coin -
mance Sept, 9, 1045. Arthur Me -
Cm nocic, Sec.-Treas., Platen, Ont"
_13.It, No, 5..
LARCH WOOD—P 8011E ST ANT
teacher wanted for 8,8. No, 8 Bal-
four end Dowling, Larchwood,
Ont„ duties to commence Sept, 4. -
Salary $1,200.00 per annum..
Apply stating qualifications to
Mrs. Jean Jennings, Seo. -Tress.,
Lurch»wood, Ont,
HELP WANTED
TWO WOMAN TO WASH DISHES
and prepare vegetables In North'.
ern Ontario summer resort for
Jttly - and August. Exceptionally,
good wages. Apply by letter tO
Pow -Wow Point Lodge,Hunts-
ville, Ont.
GIRL OR YOUNGWOMAN FOR
hon selcceper on a farm, good
home, wages. Apply Lawrence
Browe, Box 42, Dalkeith, "Ont,
FARM MANAGER, MARRIED, 100.
Acre Mixed Farm, good wages,
house and privileges, J. Kee,
Inglewood.
PI(TNT00 R—LTNOT YPE OPERATOR
Female — Steady position, 42%
hours weekly. Extra good wages.
Also Melillo press operator.
McCaskey Systems Limited, Galt,
Ontario,
WANTED
PULLW W,NID TO 1
URCHASE
ALT, AGES ANI) BREEDS 2
monthstolaying age. Our prices
are worthwhile. Box 40, 73 Ade-
lalde-West, Toronto.
WANTP.:D IMMEDIATELY 11IC-
0ased gar 520 mechanic as part-
ner. Predl Chale, Burks Falls,. -
Ont. Box 254,
WANTED, - BUFFALO P 0 W 18 R
sausage stutter, complete, 75-
1110-1b, capacity; 1 5-11.p, 25 -cyclo
3-phase motor; ,pie molds and
cutter for small pork plea, "Write,
Horn's Food Market, Port Col;-
borne, Ont. .
GENERAL STORE, - WITH GOOD
mixed clothing Steck; will ,pay
east); confidential. Lightman• and
Oampany, 8270 Danforth. Ave„
Toronto, Ont.
WANTED TO PURCHASE PUL.
'eta, all breeds from 8 weeks up
to laying. Good prices paid. Apply
to Box 38, 73 Adele Ide W„ To.
Tonto
PORTABLE SAW1141 T:L WANTED.
Equipped with edges trimmers
preferred. A. Permit, 105 Brook-
lyn Ave., -Toronto, 001.
WANi'Ell—GU INEA. EGGS FOR
haJuling. Will pay 2011 per dozen
01108, any qwept Ily. Also Auto-
tine al l.nehmen1- F,, T. 1Vhalieg.
General Delivery, Windsor,
OPPORTUNITIES AWAITING
YOU
Sarnia General T-Lospitnl School rot
nurses offers an excellent course
in. Nursing l;donation, Class on•
tern Sept. :4th, 1945. Application
Borns furnished on request. It. M.
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