Zurich Herald, 1944-03-23, Page 2EDUCATION ON WHEELS
When Johnny has thrilled to the last lines of Tom Sawyer or Huckleberry Finn and when Jane has-'
lived through exciting experiences of Anne of Green Gables, all they need do to get more literature is stroll.
down to the eorner, take a street car, return their books and select others as they ride back home.
This is the system which has proven such a profitable and popular innovation in the city of Edmonton, Al-
berta. Thousands of books are thus circulated weekly among young, and sometimes older, Edmontonians.
At left a group of youngsters are seen inside the ambulating library exchanging books. Another group at
right is boarding the "educated street car."
IIPr
AT SCIENCE
IS NM
Plasma Miracles
• Blood plasma, the foremost life-
saver of wounded men in this war,
has been split into a number of
fractions, each of which is as mir-
aculous as plasma itself. Some of
the new developments were de-
scribed to the American Chemical
Society at New York a few weeks
ago by Dr. Edwin J. Cohn of Har-
vard University.
One fraction, albumin, does all
the work of plasma and only one-
fifth the volume is required.
A second, one of the globulins
which protect man from marry dis-
eases, is the best preventive and
treatment for measles yet found
and is in Iarge scale production
for the armed forces.
A third, made of two of the
blood's clotting elements, is a new
plastic, which looks like a cross be-
tween nylon and rubber. and is in
use in surgery where sheets of it
have been substituted for lost lay-
ers of lining over the brain.
Two others are new substances
that quickly . stop bleeding in
wounds.
A sixth is the substance which
defines the different types of blood,
and is in use in military blood typ-
t ice&" x, 1
, tiie e re oonv snntp f n#ile
discoveries. made,
Modern Etiquette
By Roberta Lee
1. What should one say if it is
necessary to be excused from the
table before the others have fin-
ished eating?
2. Who should be asked to give
the bride away if she has no par-
ents or near relatives?
S. How can children be taught
t� be socially at ease?
4. Wouldn't it be better to have
a home wedding if the invtiations
are to be sent only to the immediate
families and closest friends?
5. What is the correct kind of tie
for a man to wear with evening
clothes?
6. What is the correct way to
serve and remove dishes from the
table?
Answers
1. "Will you excuse are, please?"
A. She may ask an old friend of
the family. 3. It can can be done
by allowing them to mingle with
adult guests whenever possible.
4. This is a matter of personal pre-
ference, but a church wedding is
preferable when many invitations
are issued. •5. A white linen or
pique bow tie, to snatch his shirt
and waistcoat. 6. They should be
served front the Left side and re-
moved from the right.
Have Y mg Heard?
Docor: "I'll have to charge you
twenty shillings for improving your
hearing."
Aberdonian: "What?"
Doctor: "I say your bill is twenty
shillings."
Aberdonian: "A canna hear ye."
Doctor, "Then I won't charge
you anything."
Aberdonian: "Thank ye, doctor."
—0—
Mulligan (to grocer)—"If 01
lave yes security equal to what
01 take away, will yes trust
me till next wake?"
Grocer—"Certainly,"
Mulligan — "Well, thin, sell
me two o' them hates an' kape
wan o' them till Oi call agin."
Ole Olson rante into a Ntin-
tieseita village one day and inquired
tit a drug stor.i if they had any
"squirrel" whiskey.
"No," said the clerk, "but„ t ran
tulip you a little'.:`Old (:roto."
x.
"Aye don't vont to fly." slur# the
Swede, "Aye itt TWt .wan f,1 3limp
around a. little."
The Old Bromide, "All work
and -no play makes Jack a dull •
boy" was amended by one of
the contributors to F.P.A.'s
column in the New York •
World to: "All work and no
play makes Jack."
—0 --
He was one of those drill ser-
geants who make basic trainees
quake in their GI 'brogans. One
day -be bellowed to his flight: "Eye-
right." Front the rear ranks came
an unidentified draws, "Vo .liA is
suh; you're a sergeant."
First Cannibal (running into
camp) : "Ts I late fo' dinna'?"
Second Cannibal: "You is;
everybody's eaten."
Don't Blame Your
DMIGGOST
LAE
THESE 2
'HUGS
V —plus
INCREASED DEMAND
for Any Shortage of
BUCKLEY'S ,1'''�'° {5S.
When you ask for a Buckley Remedy
.and your, druggist says, "Sorry, 1'al.
temporarily out of stock", don't blame
him. The ingredients that have made
Buckley's cough and cold remedies
famous, come from all over the world,
and Hitler and Tojo sometimes delay
their arrival,so that you can not always
get the Buckley remedy you want just
when you want it, So, don'twait until
abronchial cough, chest cold or grippe
strikes you. Get your Buckley's Mix-
ture, White ]tub Cinnamated Cap-
sules, Throat Aids or Cough )Drops.
at thefirst opportunity and have them
on hand to nip oncoming cqughs or
colds in the bud,See your druggist
at once!
Skin Itc
Stopued ht 1 Minutes
Your skin has nearly 50 million tiny seams
and pores where germs hide and cause Itch-
ing, Cracking, Eczema -like Rash, Peeling,
Burning Skin Blotches, Pimples, Ringworm,
Foot Itch and other skin blemishes. The new
treatment Nixoderm stops the itching in•7
minutes and goes right to work curbing the
germs and should quickly help make your
skin clearer, softer, smoother and more at-
tractive—in fact Nixoderm must satisfy you
completely or you get your money back on
return of empty package. Get Nixoderm
from your druggist today—see how fast it
money back t S l offer protects yolook, The
RECTAL SORENESS AND
PILE TORTURE
QUICKLY RELIEVED
if you are troubled with itching
piles or rectal soreness, du not delay
treatment and run the risk of letting
this condition become chronic. Any
itching or soreness or painful pawl -
age of stool is nature's warning and
proper treatment should be secured
at once.
For this purpose get a pacltage 05
Hem -Road from any druggist and
use as directed. This formula
which is used internally is a small,
easy to take tablet, will quickly
relieve the itching and soreness and
aid in healing the sore tender spots.
Rem-koid is pleasant to use, is
highly recommended and it seems
the height of folly for any one to
risk a painful and chronic pile
condition when such a tine remedy
may be had at Such a small cost.
if you try Hem -Reid and are not
entirety pleased with the results,
your druggist %trill gladly return
your money.
if You
Gel up *isi,'If,
HelpYour Kidneys
Do you feel older than you are or stiffer
from Getting Up Nights, Backache, Nervous-
ness, Leg Pains, Rheumatic Paths, Burning,
scanty or frequent passages? If so, remem-
ber that your Kidneys ere vital to your
health and that these symptoms may be due
to Kidney and Bladder troubles—in such
d
cases ("Telex usually gives prompt a joy
-
bus relief by helping the Kidneys clean
out poisonous excess acids and wastes. You
have everything to gain and nothing to lose
In trying Cyetee. The iron dada -Loney -back
agreement assures a refund of your money
on return of empty package unless luny
It,lp, Lia"rr,
satisfied.
Don't
de -
dot,
d,lld( r1asgs(,-t..e1x.)ttordoam ,Y
sitar
How Can X ? ?
By Anne Ashley
Q, How can I store an iron 'so
that it will not rust?
A. Rub it with a little fat that
dos not contain salt, wrap it in
brown paper, and it will not rust.
Q. How can I cut hot cakes and
shortcakes without crumbling?
A. Make a slight start across the
top with a sharp' knife; then fin-
ish the ctrl by working a thread
back and forth in a see -saw man-
ner.
Q. How can I remove the odor
from a medicine bottle?
• A, Rill it half full .of cold water
and add one tablespoon of dry
mustard, Shake thoroughly, let
stand,for half a day, and then rinse
carefully in cold water.
Q. How can I remove scorch
stains?
A. Onion juice is very effective
in removing scorch stains from
white materials, •
Q. How can I remove white
snots on furniture caused by heat?
A. By applying wood alcohol on
a soft cloth and then rubbing the
spots with furniture polish. How-
ever, if the spots are deep the only
cure for then'; is refinishing.
Easy to roll; delightful
-- to smoky
FINE CUT CIGARETTE T
jealtit044 sr tat
E
4¢ ag1N�1W1�:�A9QG .� ,
Gets $2,000 Bath
Every 20 Years
Nelson and his famous Column
in Trafalgar Square get a good
bath and overhaul normally about
every 20 years, at a cost of be-
tween £400 and .500. There are
usually $ome repairs to be done.
Ori one of these occasions huge
cracks in elson' s arm, as long as
eight inchcs. and four inches uecp,
had to -be filled in with a special
cement, . The increase of heavy
traffic and vibration from the tubes
were not supposed, by the of?ire
of works experts, to be doing the
column any good, and duringthe
air raids of three years ago it ]mist
haye had a further shaking.
More than 10,000 training air-
craft are ' in use by the British
Commonwealth Air 'Training Plan.
AUCTION SALE
AUCTION SALE 71 HEAD OF REO;
Holsteins supervised and blood'
- rested on April .5 at one o'clock.
at John W. lirisco, Renfrew,
BOILER. FOR SALE.
FOR SALhE BOILER, ONE 11.11,T.
1.00 h.p. Complete. Borsehke and•:
Borechke, Ir'irst Concession, Leam
inu•tope
8:al$V Ce-1HCItS
BABY CHICKS
I3.1T1IU D RO('Tc T3LOOl) TESTlD•
('11X1:::, 1-•1 dee* unsexed $1?.9-0'
hundred, Pullets 526,08. :No wait-. 7.
tag. E. J. 'aL1r , 226 Brid a Ave., -
1Vindsor, Ont.
so MIeCIT 1)E1'NNUS ON THE
1•ih: start ;Haloe sure yea re
right: St; 1t with Top Notch.
chives,. Top Nntr11 ehleks are'
h:"t he l from floeles carefully
s,1i•,'t,•,l ler l,iali production and
high virnr, care ;',illy culled, r,are-
fu11y 3heat: esFr,3. The demand
far Top Not, -h ,•hides is greater`
than • v•.r. 1 f.,re. IVe foresa'ty.
this ,1, 111 n,1 ends prepared oneee-
ielvee 1,, 11t , ,aro of the demand.;',,:
We can give ,prompt delivery Cu..
811 til,• i i,pu 11• purehr'ceds ante,
hybrid ern c.' in non eexed, pial,
lets 1.11• eockr•trl chicks. Aisoe
thour:1tele tayeileble for later dee
]seem•. Free ,•ntrile ue. Top Notch'
3'ha•h rice. Guelph, Ontario.
1944'e T.1*T ca SIT CROP WILL BE
poultry nn(1•::. Neither droutb
nor flood canbringdisaster to
the Mara who sucressful]y raise:
poultry and produces eggs tr
meat this year's world -w ,a
Mend Your nutin veepo
l onul se., is to start v.
rit.ht :tiwk. Tweddle li 0
supplying the right 'stoc for
nineteen years. All chicks ere
GoVerumen t A par o v e d from •
bloodtested breeders. Join the
thousands of suecessful chieken
raisers who start with Tweddle .•
Chicks year after year. We ran '
give you immediate delivery an
day old and started chitties. We
will also have thousands of day
olds ayeilnbl8 for April, May -and
.Tune delivery, Free catalogue,
Tweddle ('hlrlc Fenteheries Limit- `
ed, 'Fergus, Ontario,
HIGH (,RADE BLOOD TESTED •
Barred slid 'White Rneks, Red
and Leghorn Chicles immediate
delivery. Eleven other breeds for
later deliveries. Order at once. -,
Dufferin Hateherlaa,, 2048 Duffer -
in, Toronto 10. ar
PLENTY OP' BRAYil CH1l"TSS, S0
don't hold back, send your orders
and we'll fill thein with breed
and delivery to the beat of nur
ability, 'Gray Hatchery, 130 John
N., Hamilton, Ont.
POTilLTIlT-KEEPERS, BE SURE
of n gond healthy bunch of baby
thioles this neming season. Good
chicks mean good hens and more
eggs. Tmmerlietc delivery on day-
nld nhteics. Write for 1944 rat-
elogue and prices on our Gov-
ernment Apnrnved chicks.. MONK -
TON POULTRY FARMS, Monk -
ton. Ontario.
15 FREE CHICKS
reale SPT'ER3()R QV AT.ITY CHICKS
"EXTRA PROFIT"
All from inspected approved or
certified blond tested breeders.
Barred Rock Price per 100
Mixed 11ne3, Cockerels
Pullets
Day old 14.00 2.4.041 6.00
1 week 010 17.00 27,00 9.00
2 weeks old 52.00 32.00 12.00
3 weeks old 26.00 37.00• 10.00
To all who will guy Welts and
take immediate delivery. We will
give them 15 free chicks per 100.
Send order with deposit. Will ship
C.O.D. by Express.
Ask for our Price List for 20
other breeds.
*WILFRED LEFEB1VRE
2025 Amherst Street - Montreal P.Q.
LICRTI'S 1944 CRICKS'
FIRST HATCH FEB. 1. PRICE LIST
supplied. All bit'ds for our 1944.
hatching season have the inter-
esting O.R.S. Government Band.
Culled and blood tested ' by De-
partment inspectors.
SOLOMON LICLI'1'I
i111veetmi, R.R. 1. Phone 00-24
BABY CHICKS AND POTILTS,
Barred Roclt and White Leghorns
from Government approved and
bloodtested stook, all eggs set
tram our own stock. Also White
Holland and Broad Breasted
Bronze Turkey Poults. Send for
price list, The Wright Farm,
Brockville, Ont.
CANADIAN APPROVED CHICKS
for Immediate delivery, Leghorns,
T3arred. Rock. New Hampshire,
Su ex 3010 Hybrids. Write for
1944 Catalogue and price list.
MONICTON POULTRY FARMS,
Mnnktnn. Ontario.
R,O.P. AND R.O.P. SIRED
BLACK ATISTRALORPS AND BAT3-
red Rocks, Donley Poultry Farm,
R.R. 6, London, Ont.
I)LACKBt,rtRSIIiS
lxvmitI3I ARINC4 13LACKI3ERR IES.
very hardy. Bove been success-
fully transplanted on Prairies—
well packed in moss. ;Leavy (Irop.
per fruit, large., sweet and in
e tt� e1 t •5
I Order before o O April 10th.
4 vines for $1.00 Prepaid. A.
Klett), .AgaasIz,
COMPLETE DISPERSAL SALE
40 HEAD "
SELLING ON TUI:>DAY MAIOCH
28th, 1944. Accredited Herd
Scotch Shorthorns:, Headed by
• Blythwoad Master Model. The of-
fering includes 11 top .qualty fe-
males. and 7 really choice young
Bulls, sited by the International
Grand Champipn Campbells Com -
mond Imported; and Blythwood
Master MudeI. 4 Grand -daughters
Milhiil's Ransom and 2 Grand-•
daughters Collynie Royal Bar-
rage, Sale at Erneline Farm
situated between Cheslcy and
Desboro. For a catalogue write
to H. 5, Ethel, Desboro, Ontario,
Proprietor. Auctioneers: Robert
T. Amos, .7. E. Kuhl. Red Cross
- selling lunches at Farm,
DYEING & °L ANING
HAVE YDU ANYTI-1INl; NEEDS
dyeing or. cleaning? Write to us
for, information. We aro glad to
answer your questions. Depart-
ttirent H. Parker's Dye Works
Limited, 791 Yonge Street, To-
rn"tn '
EGGS WANTED
I1IG II.I:ST PRICES P:t.ID
FOR EGGS LIVE AND DRESSED
poultry. Payments made prompt-
ly. Eastern Farm Products Co.,
423 St. Paul East, Montreal, Que.
i0I,ietel` Bice. I. Ell tenets ENT
ELECTRIC SIOrORs, NEW. USED,
bought, sold; rebuilt; b e 1 t s,
pulleys, brushes. Allen Electric
Company Ltd., 2326 Dufferin St
Tnrontn
FOOT BALM
11iamii FOOT BALM destrbys
,fensive odor Instantly, 450
eettle. .Ottawa agent. Denman
Drug Store. Ottawa.
FAR/11 EQCU'HEN'r FOR SALE
USED THRESHERS AND TRAC-
tors of various sizes and makes
for sale, wholesale and retail,
For particulars write Huggards'
Sales and Service, Wilson Avenue,
Essex, Ontario,
FARMS FOR SALE
FRUIT AND POULTRY FARMS
for sale, 5 to 50 acres in Niagara
district, Easily financed. R. C.
McGhee, 90, Jackson St. West,
Hamilton, Ontario.
FOR SALE, Z'TINE MILES FROM
Galt, one-third mile from 97
highway, Vaelens. Farm of 112
acres, eighty acres cleared, bal-
ance bush and lot of good cedar.
Good buildings, land in high
state of cul tivation..Forty acres
in hay and wheat, remainder
plowed, close to school and store.
Old age reason for selling'. G. 1V.
Lanbier, R.R. 3, Pusiinch, Ont.
- 0 -ACRE FARM, GOOD BUILD-
ings, water in barn, - lefornington
Township. Price only $2,800, H.
J'. Cotty h. Co., 108 Downie Street,
.Stratford, Ont.
100 ACRE FARM, NO. 8 HIGHWAY,
close to Seaforth, good buildings
and land, 4 wells. Apply to E. C.
Chamberlain, Seaforth, Ont.
FARM, 50 ACRES, WELL BUILT,
with or without stock, one half
mile school, village two miles.
Box 106, ?3 Adelaide W., Toronto.
WE,STERN LAND
160 ACRES rN NORTHERN SASK-
atchewa)l, aii under good Mettivn-
tion, good mixed farming district,
3 ernes from town with 5- ele-
vators, on good highway; price
325 per acre, 318 per aore cash.
balance . arranged, Box 101, 73
Adelaide W., Toronto.
FARA' IIELP WANTED
RESPECTABLE, TRUSTWORTHY,
man without children to operate
10 acres asparagus, raspberries,
orchard. On main highway, 9
miles west of Toronto. Separate
Houle. This would suit active re-
' tired farmer. Write fully steting
lowest wage wanted. Box 122,
73 Adelaide St. West, Toronto.
FARMHAND. SINGLE. EXPER-
fenced 'mixed farming, milking
Machine, good with stoelr. Good
Job for right man. A. 0. Hoist,
Ridgeville.
MARRIED MAN FOR le 11 13 T T
farm, separate house, hydro,
yearly engagement State number
of family and wages. .1. R. Stork,
B,R. 3, St. Catharines.
FAXt;FI MACHINERY WANTED ,
DEERE, POTATO
JOHN D7 T:RI' O
''FVAN
T1,D
Seed Cutter,
tter•. Will pay same prleo
as new one. _Also two row Potato
Planter, fertilizer attachment.
r
Cameron, R, 2, R1r te,
Dmlald ,
Ont.
II0311J KIND Ell GARTI.N'
MOTHERS! 'SFU CAN J T1) THE
early rcitication of your pre-
science' nhiid with our creative
handwork displays now nvailnble
for l'on'e n well as SO110o1 1150.
'they inclluln cul -nuts, silhouettes,
borders, window decnrationS, etc.
-_Instructions for cnnstruelIon
with eelnnr'0d pe pore. ernVrrl1$,
ere. 'Thee') err. Inspired, by tested
educe t1onal icle;,n. 'Ten pea semi 1
titles in ills .,rile r1n0 for 'e'1e1(
en
rnCillrh, rttm111 eta S 11
, ,. ., ,, •te aln-
its Ile erode 1lotninlr .' Tee
Service, 23 Scott Si., Torrent°.
HORSES FOR SALE
REG. PALOMINO QUARTER 110118 -
es and reg. Palomino Tennessee
Walking horses of grand cham-
pion blood lines, Stallions from
weanling colts to serviceable
ages; mares from weanling to
brood mares in foal to our -out-
standing stallions; 3 good Pal-
omino stock horses of quarter
horse breeding; 5 reg. Palomino
gelding?, real pleasure horses,
very gentle, safe for ladies, chil-
dren or inexperienced riders;
several reg. Tenessee Walking
show horsee. Let me know your
requirements. Send for our lat.
'est descriptive price list, World's
largest breeders of Palomino'
horse s. FISHER PALOMINO
FARMS, Souderton, Pa.
LIAIIIUII3SSING SI)Y$OOL
LLA 11N HA1Hl)HC::3SIN(I THE
.Robertson method, Information
.onrequest regarding classes.
.Robertson's Hairdressing. Acad-
emy, 137 Avenue Road, -Toronto,
HAIR GOODS,:.
W I G 5, TOUPES, 'TRANSFORM-
ationa, Switches, Curls and all
types of finest quality Hair
Goods, Write for illustrated cat-
alogue., ' Toronto Human Hair
Supply Co., 528 Bathurst Street,
Toronto,
LIARRIS TWEEDS
GENUINE HARRIS TWEEDS
3 AND. 4 YARD ENDS AT 32.00 PER
yard HighGeode, half yard Suite
Ings 'er: Gabardines spitable 'for
children's. clothee 811ac;;each, Post-
age extra. Louis Rice, 261. Spadina
AvenuG,:..TeraeltO,
HANDWRITING.
DISCOVER YOUR HIDDEN TAL
ents. Complete handwriting an-
alysis, $1. Use ink, unruled paper.
Send any fifty words to Caroline
-Sims, 640 Burnaby T31wd., Termite)
HARNESS DRPSSING
SLIPIT HARNESS DRESSING —
Finest leather and harness pre-
. Jeerva ive. Siipit • also has many
houeshold uses 25c • up at most
ggropery, hardware and chain
stores. A. product of Lloyds .Lab -
ora tdl'•ies,, , Toronto.
- loqns0S•, run.' SALE
FOR SALE es, CARLOAD G 0 0 D
horses, fourteen 'to eighteen cwt.
Correspondence invited, , T. E.
Murphy, Chaplin, Sask.
1)PPER 7`() INVENTOIRS
AN OPFER TO EVERY INVENTOR
List of inventions and full ?nfor-
mation sent free. The Ramsay
Co., Registered Patent Attorneys,
273 Beni: Street, Ottawa, Canada.
3IOTORS FOR SALI•,
NEW MOTORS FOR TIUIIEDTATE
delivery, all sizes and electrical
specifications. Large stock of re-
built motors, machine shop equip-
ment and wood -working machin-
ery. Macy Mnrhinery Co,, 109
King East, Toronto,
i1110DWAL
GOOD ADVICE! EVERY SUFIS ER-
er of Tthetanntic Pains er Neur-
itis should try T)ixon's Remedy.
Munro's Drug Store, 835 Elgin.
Ottawa. Postpaid
NI.'TtSIOnv STOCK
F P e3 P — COI.OTIED NURSERY
Catalogue, Pull tine of Fruit
Trees; 10vergreens; Flowering
Shrubs; Perennials; Shade Trees;
R o s e s; Tlronhriatle.-hingswny
i'tIrseries, Pmvm5nv1110. (Mtn r1 .
1'ITII'I`41:i'IiIAl'Iry
SPECIAL PRICES
ON COLORED AND FRAMED
• ENLARGEMENTS
Quality Enlargements 4x6" in Beau-
tiful easel mounts, 8 for 25c. Prim-
ed In Gold, Silver, Circassian
Walnut or Black Ebony finish
frames on ivory mats 7x5", 59e
each. If coloured 19e each,
ANY SIZE ROLL
6 or 8 exposures
DEVELOPED AND PRINTL+D 25c
Get prompt mail service o{1 quality
work at low cost. Satisfied custom-
ers all over Canada will tell you
thatr
Stn Snapshot Service does the.
best work,
DON'T T.ARI, RISKS
WITH YOUR FILMS
Snapshots can never be taken again..
Send your roils to Canada's largest
and finest finishing studio—
STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE
Box 129. Postal Terminal A, T6rOttto
Print Your Name and Address
Plainly 011 AI] Orders,
MAIL YOUR FILMS
TO T111 PIM) At, PUB QTUALITY.
service and sntisfnetion. 6 or 8
exposure films 21e; reprints '8 for •
9.5e. 71nn0rinl Photo Service, Sta-
tion J, Toronto,
I'IdTS WANTED
WANTED CANARIES, PUPPIES,.'
Persian Kittens, Pigeons, (infer
Pets. Send descriptions price to
Seeds ,l': Birds 1,10., 1230 St. Cath-
erine \V., Montreal,
1'ATPieta's
FETHLRSTONHAUGPH ea COMPANY
Patent Solicitors. Established
1890; 14 King \Vest, Toronto.
Booklet of Information on re-
quest.
PERSONAL
GAIN WISDOM—ENCLOSE BIRTH
date. Stamps accepted, Voluntary;
donation:. P.O. Box bel, Ottawa,
Canada.
QUILTING PATCHES
QUILTING PATCHES
PANC1 TOPCOAT1NGS AND HIGH
grade Suitings, serge Scotch
Tweeds, Gx18, 60 , `pieces 52,50
Postageincluded. Louis Rice. 361
Spadina Avenue, Toronto.
ItRIL:DIATIC PAINS
ITS IMPORTANT—EVERY •',-517.2'-
ferer of Rheumatic'\Pains or
Neuritis should try, Dixon's Bent- -
edy. Sold Munro's Drug Store,
035 Elgin, Ottawa: Postpaid $1.00.
SONG PUE9IS
WANTED TO 1310 SET TO MUSIC.
Send poem 501• immediate ton
sideration. Five Star Music Mast-
ers, 544 ]Beacon ;Bldg., Boston.
Mass. - -
• SEED CORN
-
WD•ARE�GIU LhS Av%r rx\tic-
eters of the famous Truck Loan
Ear Brand seed- cern. Order early
and save money.: Berle' River
Grain & Seed Company, Belle
River, Ont,
STEEDS FOR SALE2 -
THOROUGHLY RECLEANED GOV-
ernment graded Clover 'Seeds,
Timothy and Cossack Alfalfa.
Write for prices. J. E. Muir, Cey-
lon, Ontario.
SEEDS
1944 FLOWER NOVELTIES .
THIS YEAR GROW A GARDLNFT_'L
of rainbow colours, hick's- 1044
Introductions — Petunia Cheer-
ful, a free -flowering clear pink
beauty; Marigold Mammoth Mum
with huge, lemon -yellow blooms:
Pinwheel Gaillardia a picture Al'
colour tints from Intense wine --
red to cherry pink. Send Ole :(:-
day for 3 pkts, of theotf AllAm-
erica Winners (Value 75() 5.o
Dept. W. W. W. Hick and Sono
Limited, Lindsay, Ontario. S.3.as
of Merit." -
53011)5 de STAMPS
VEGETAIILE & FLOWER SE; .'.1
and Plants, price for stamp: • 811
swap for used stamps too. 11 i,
Plant Co., T'7nlnnraan° 54.
10OR S'11I1
A.MrnlCAN ('I177 \.lI a t'.AII.A`1''Jli
Sales and Service new and -
built nllaehinr.e. .\rn, 1.10911
nr^int• 1n10s, 00(101i,•h Ont.
FOR 5A1.11
KNITTING, WEAVING \\' O «• G
yarn, two ply. white, hluc,
khaki, hln0lr, 41.1r"(1, lana n.
Per pound. 310111v1n1erd. 1:• 1',1+'a.
S. (111.410.. Lf• .lr•1'3,,ltll0. Q(11.
ST'MMER ltllv41i1'1' WUNI'('i)
WANTED TO L'1 1' 110on1 1.1 VI .'')
Summer Resort 87 14810 1.
cash payment. Robert :111(117",. !ii
Jnrksnn Street West, • T188131'•'11,
Ontario.
fru ACTIif0 1.'011 SALE.) '
i.IcCORMTCH flr0ilR] NO TR
fifteen thirty. new ren •5, 'WC I.15
pins, radiator, Mee],1(31 'coital -
tion, 35(1(1; 33 half -horse electric
motors, 3 phase 2211 vnlr 0:1'011
$25,, in Al shape. Need Robin, -n,
Corbyv llle. Ont.
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'i'ItAC'rOR wavelets
$V• ANTE]) --1 AT]. MODEL 4-P;.OW1
Tractor on lubber far cash. Box
10 TIr air n, Sask.
TAIrleAV0 net
S'r"t)AMA('l-1 AN1) Tel elNAI) eeliig111
often tyre the cense of (Il-heelfY,
in hem'111e nil ft V. an0 Im-
mune! Why nal I .id nut if this
is your trntrhte' rnierekl (l1) oar-
tiel11nrs—Prnel Write efulvertey'e
Remedies, Speele nets T ereeto 8,
Ont.
AFTrrx rroNt woof, Glli:r'tt'Mites
MR..' iyOOL GROWER
'I' T I1 S . O 1.1) 1,I$'T,t 1 1.1 N 111,1'1 1','l 10 L.
1015 71i11 is under new men,ge-
rne'nt. We opera to n„''I„e,ir1st erect
(lover nnlenl Wool \l;aeehonoo andare pr8TTr(1,3 (1.- to ptti'ehrra'`e [lits
Reason's want° e1611 on 14 (1,u-
ment fir'adirrl; standards. ar1il at
Gov ertln eat 1(ipnlaited pile 01.
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