Zurich Herald, 1950-04-13, Page 2"N-i-i-ce Kitty!" — Tele.-isi,)n announcer Jim Hurlbut
sati=re, a lifelong----Ihou,g13
uncommon --ambition by
sera -,-h,., nz- a lion': back. The lion in this calve is "Dillinl er,"
a star boarder at the Lincoln
Park Zoo. Hurlbut, who
"interviews" zoo inmates on a weekly TV broadcast, was
assured in advance that "Dillinger" is just a lrvable
character at heart.
g
spirators informed him about the
"
unuual breeding, and the extra
A1ANO14 CUCKOO (.1+(1CAH
hundred pounds it entailed. Mike
.
lo,ked at them suspiciously, but
write for free pronpeetus tet
MANUVACT1111MRS h1'RIW1[AN1)18fNO
none of them even cracked a smile.
"Surely
(CANADA) 1,M1111Sll,
Filially he walked away,
Stun)ttySt- see(, lfontreal -
"
lie wasn't sucker enough t0 swallow
There's -• -: d say .g a:-_= _ -P-_e
--c - a tale,,' remarked one of the
tracks to _.. sect tl a_ ... a=: are
><_-..p. Then t' -e%- promptly forgot
`^
where v .... == .ler. -- -.... cr
all about
pickirz t o c a goc = t.
K K #
long as .. -. A-,-* ,.. a_..'•ie .-e=:__.
They forgot all ab.,tht it, that
of spm_:• -...re _' 11.3 !,a:net.,,
is to say, till abotir 24 hours later
spectacle _aa-: Tra` of a ir_s and—
ww::en, the next morning. their dupe
one who Cartnellcollects a a:pv
.f?ke bore dov.-.- on them his coun-
able insor _a:i rt and KarricQvs the=
ten-arce wreathed 1-- smiles. "Pretty
5r7ent1fhC8t —a_ the a -S 01 a lest --g
nice," he said,tl'tat One €11a was
•
afty sol to stile game': a:
=o' cels the 21: pounds!'
the little -who, by r near.=- of
tinue to eat. They are eating more Poultry
the ancient . -et od of s h _tirg her
"Surely you didn't bet on lim?"
eyes and : birg a pin Through the
gasped one of the others. "Sure
progrw--, has come up ;'<-i::^. a'oo::t
th rig I did," replied Mike. ""Of
11
five Hire-;,- ed ^!inners. i
course I didn't pa; much atten-
1
tion to all that bushwwa of yours
Ar; wt l;awe seen just that very
about the elephant blood. I was
thing hag.,tr, raore than once. In
prettysure you -were just kidding
fart it l -as :?appered to us person-
me. Still, I thought to myself that
ally, more Thar once. But thr3se days
when they made that mistake in
seem to be gone, thank goodness.
the weights it is a pretty good
The ladies no longer go in for hat-
hunch—so, I bet five straight, five
pins to any great extent; and no
place—pretty near thirty bucks
other sort of pie: seems to work the
winner—and that's not so hard to
same magic, for some reason or
take."
none.
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As we started off by saying, this
The following brief' but truthful
is a strictly true story. We could
little anecdote is along the sante
tell you the name of the manufac-
lines. A large manufacturing plant
turing plant aforesaid, but refrain
situated rear a great Ontario has—
—for fear of reprisals on the part
as What establishment of any size
of the "smart" horse players who
hasn't?—it= tiuota of those devoted
DIDN'T have a bet on that winner.
to improving the breed of Tlhor-
# * #
'
Othgl2')refis by betting on ",nCm Or,
Stillas a 1 j guarantee OI g00d
more briefly, horse -players.
faith, we can give you SOME
K "
of the details. It happened in the
Some ,f t?les,; :sake their s"_ice-
last week in March. The paper that
tions by 1=terns of Past Perform-
misprinted the -weight was the emi-
ance, poring over the rages of
neat Toronto Globe & Mail. And
The Racing F r:,1—wulgariy known
the name of the steed was QUACK
..,1eet"—ivr Hour, at
as The Dr,: `
QUACK. You could look it up if
a s:rrtch. 0-I.er, take a -h.:.-ter,
yolir Sunday School Libras, hap-
Lut 1:, e ci.-na:n IEg ay to
DEMS to keep a file of racing papers.
tl;e Iioc,....�p, �,y lcttir;r ,f
US newspaper "expert3 so the i
tt'hat is the moral' (For ail tales
picking, Anil ole or -„, _re i
of this nature should undoubtedly
Strictly "ii:ltl:'.1 pia- •o --ii
carry a moral.) Well—and it's a
` a
good one to remember with the
Your r 1� . p ayer6 n a pec-;l:ar
racing season about to burst upon
bird. Ever,, r ii_g that happens, and
us — WINNERS ARE WHERE
a lot of things that dont, has a
YOU FIND THE11, Also — A
hidden meahiing, ii you can only
GOOD LUCKY STREAK
figure it out. For example, if you
BEATS ALL THE RACING
should happen t,a dream ah,.,;u: eat-
DOPE EVER PRINTED.
ing green apples, and then in next !
day's entrie- see a steed nalt:ed
BEL — STOMACH ACHE, it
-
stands to res -Ott you have a sure
- �l
and certain :warning to bet all you
have on its i7lvances.
(We might say, parenthetically,;
that these hunches sometimes -work
out. In fact, if we were asked just
,
which would go broke the sooner
? �.
—the hunch player of the scientific
one—our answer Would be that a
dead heat might well be the result,
only the hunch player would ".lave
r
more fun frs- his money.)
But to get back to our tale. In the
r
group we were speaking about, one
—we'll call him Mike --was strictly
`~
a hunch bettor. And when the
r f
others, On scanning the entries on
a recent morning, saw that a cer-
tain horse was carried to carry a
�.. s
weight of 217 pounds, they saw a
chance for a bit of fun. Obviously
it was just a misprint, Horses
don't carry such Iveights—not since
the days of Knights in Armor --
and the correct figure should have
been 117.
,,Wllell hike ,res this horse car-
rying 217, lie's bound to -want to
kxlow How Conte'," said one of
the jokers. "Let's tell him that
there are just a few horses that
have a strain of elephant blood, and
the rule,, are that they have to
carry 100 potuids extra. He'll be-
lieve pretty nearly anything you
Yell him; ntayll)e he'll even go for
that."
It happen d just as expected.
Mike iawv the unusual poundage,
and wianterl to know wherefore and
Why. With straight faces the can -
Pat Egan — whose . n a m e
sounds as if there might be
just a trace of Irish in his
ancestry—is best known as a
star (performer on the New
York Rangers Hocic(.y 'Team,
A F
t'rotech your BOOKS and CASH from
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TORONTO SAFE WORDS"
its Fish* St, til., Toroett6
7Rdablis'hed 1855
ISSult 15 --• 1950
,
FRIMl
4I`� t�l�S�` Vii•'.
Several times in the past, I've
written about the necessity for at-
tention to safety, especially around
the home or on the farm, where so
large a percentage of accidents oc-
cur. But accidents do happen, and
it's well for everybody—young and
old—to have an idea of what to do
in such an emergency. For that
kind of knowledge often means the
difference between life and death.
So, a few- words about shock and
its treatment may not be amiss,
Shock is the peculiar collapse
which follows every serious acci-
dent, also many minor ones. You
suddenly feel faint, your face gets
pale, your pulse weak and rapid,.
and yr)ur skin feels moist and
clammy. Your mind is dull and
you may go into a "blackout."
Thi -.re may be stomach upset and
vomiting. That's shock! It may
come immediately after being hurt,
or may develop later.
The more serious your injury, the
worse will be the shock. It might
even be severe enough to prove
fatal.
# # #
If you are severely injured and
go into shock, hope that there is
somebody around who knows how
to treat for -shock. If it's the other
way around—if you come across
someone that's injured, it's up to
you to know what to do.
Severe bleeding must be checked
or the shock may become -: arse.
Lay the victim on his back, head
los', and feet raised about 18
inches. If the ground slopes, place
h:m with his head downhill. Keep
him warm, and out of the wind.
Wrap blankets, coats, or even
newspapers around 1h -m.
# # #
If he is conscious, and can swal-
Icw, give him small drinks of hot
tea or coffee. If he was chilled
before you were able to bundle hien
up, you may bring him back to
normal temperature by placing hot
-eater bottles around him, but be
careful not to burn him, If he
vomits, turn his head to the side
so that there's no danger of chok-
ing.
Shock is serious and you must
get the victim to a doctor as soon
as possible because, in many in-
stances, theshockis more danger-
ous than the injury which caused it.
Here are several types of injury,
all but one of which call for shock
treatment, and the first aid required
THAT EXCEP-
TIONeach. T T Oti NE XCEP-
TION IS SUNSTROKEI Pound-
ing pulse, high temperature, red
skin, no perspiration should tell you
that the victim is NOT a shock
case. He's suffering from SUN-
STROKE. r
R 'E E HIM I�, THE
�T OIt G I I
SHADE AND COOL HP!f OFF!
Electric shock 0.) artificial res-
piration. (2) Treat for shock.
# a #
Fainting (1) call. doctor. (2)
treat for shock.
Wounds. Raise inured limb and
apply compress. (2.t Treat for
5h0ck.
Snake Bite (1) apply tight band
above fang marks, (2) Make X
cuts over -round with sterile knife.
(3) Suction out poison. (4) Treat
for shock.
Burns (.i i apply sterile vaseline
and gauze. (2) Treat for shock.
Sunstroke. DO XOT TREAT
FOR SHOCK! Cool ori' with ice.
Moisten clothes liberally and move
patiehtt into shade.
Auto accident.* Do X02 move
patient. (2) Check bleeding with
compress or Band over pressure
point. (3) Check for broken limbs
and apply splints; place pillow
under injured limb. (4) Treat for
shock.
AND NOW, TO RrPEAT,
HERE'S HOW YOU TREAT
FOR SHOCK: FEET UP, HEAD
DOWN, WARM WITH BLAN-
KETS, COATS OR NEWSPA-
PERS, HOT TEA, COFFEE OR
WATER, YOU DO NOT MOVE
THE VICTIM IF BONES ARE
BROKEN, AND, OF COURSE,
IN EVERY CASE YOU CALL
OR SEND FOR A DOCTOR AS
SOON AS POSSIBLE—AND BE
SURE HE GETS THE RIGHT
ADDRESS AND TRAVELLING
INSTRI,CTIONS, IF NECES-
SARY I
CLASSIFIED
ADVE
BABY 0111CIifi_ _
FOB SAL11 , .
9ION7(TON UIIIICIft3-Government ADDrOvep.
Don't
f PkX,p x]tx tri, X'rnrH ninn, < herrlrn,
X'eaehrn, Xiusli Irruttu, fitrativb,ttt'rlen, Shrubs,
Breeding quality, one of tho befit.
be certain, write for prices and cats
Ron o, I"erennlals. LOw1,rt pviat:s 111 yanro,
guess,
logue. Monition Poultry Genesi hlanktan, Ont,
(Intaloguo free, Norfolk Ntirnory. F,Itntae
Osteitis.
SCIIUMMER CLICKS
A1ANO14 CUCKOO (.1+(1CAH
30VFIRNAJENT approved, Top upalltY, Gree
'1
Beautiful, Ac:curatt x ttnuln t+lug.
Catalogue and Price list explain details.
8chummer's 1911411tY Hatchery Linwood, Out,
write for free pronpeetus tet
MANUVACT1111MRS h1'RIW1[AN1)18fNO
"IT I'�S G00DBUX1N(x HX hI,JT' to order
(CANADA) 1,M1111Sll,
chicks Noly. Because or lower egg Prices
Stun)ttySt- see(, lfontreal -
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thousands of Panitrymert have cut down On
their chick orders. That means loan eggs for
_2007
•'"'"""'- `-
HEAVY TXIAUTUII, International w30 on
next season. It also mound a strong money
snaking market ahead, Buy better breeding,
XJooatd d rubber. Perfect
Lieu Iiu in"ld shah(,
buy Tweddle R,O.P. Sired chicks and get high
Strectoville, Ontario. ------
egg production and oulelc meat. Prompt de-
BEE SEIART, Bee Sure -rfee ThriflY, SIN
livery on day old, started chlekn, older Put-
g -lb. Pails gulden Ino bur.kwhenti) $7,54. G -8's,
fete, turkey Doults. Free catalogue. Tweddle
light amber (small nxrrantugc burkwhca)
(:hick Hatcheries Limited, Fest ua,—Ontario.
$0.60. McConnell APtarlen, <hrlhurne, Ont.
BABY chicks from blood tested highegg Pro-
ducing stock. Livability guaranteed,--;_
-`—"-•-'- 1, ny
CANVAS Tarpaulins, 6' x 6', new.
$166.00 per 100. Pullets 428 to $30. Ten Per
(Goddard
waterproof, eyelet each currier. hoar. Trull -
er, etflok, implement covers, SdAlu eacb, In
cent off for orders! 600 and over.
Chick Hatchery, Britannia Heights, Ontario. .
lots of Nix $4.011 each. By-Productn, 03 Ontario
REGA1tD1,EsS of ups ordowns, veoplr t'n
St., Toronto.
this great Canada of ours are going to curl-
TILING rnarbine, 41800.00, still tow trailer,
tinue to eat. They are eating more Poultry
40% down, $600 ecntruet to lirtl,>h, John
and eggs than. ever before and they will (,ort-
Inglis, NewbirY, Onta_rlo.
tinue to do no. Poultry Prices and eggs will
be high this summer and fall, no do not let
$4800 Store. an11tv;o auarrrnents.• r ,x hydro,
3 piece & two Piece barbs. 11Idg. 22 x 60,
fear, inaction, and hesitation keep You from
Lot 60 x 140 with or without small chock
a wholesome, pleasant and substantial means
shoes and drygoods. Apply B'4111unt Shoe
of living. Buy chicks now and Buy Top
'Noteh. prompt delivery on day old, started
Store, Belmont, Ontario. X h,.,,, 4'61-R-42,
-
chlcka, older pullets and Turkey Doults. Free
MEDICAL
catalogue. TOP Notch Chick Sales, Guelph,—
Untar:o.
PROVEN REMEDY—Every suffer-
-
er Rheumatic Pains or Neuritis should
nt',1NrsS nPPORYUNITIE14
AN UBY't9H W every inventor -1,181 tit inven
The
try Dixon's Remedy
MUNRO'S DRUG STORE
dons and full information sent tree
tiamsay Cn Registered Paten, Attorneys. 278
335 Elgin Ottawa
Sank Street. Ottawa
$1.25 Express Ex Prepaid
p p''-'
DYEING AND CLEANING
or
p
POST'S ECZEMA SALVE
HAVE ¢lilt anything needs dyeing clean•
Ing' Write to us fol informatinn. We are
Banish the torment of dry -eczema rashea
glad to answer sour Questions Department
and weeping skin troubles Posta IBM=
H Parker's Dye Works limited 791 Ynnge
Salve will not disappoint you
Street. Tr,rontu. Ontario
[thing. scalina. burning eczema, ache, Pins -
worm Pimples rind athlete's foot, will respond
EIMPLOYMENT WANTED
ESERIE,N("FD, reliable HollandImmigrants
available: arriving soon. Write to L. Van-
denbura. Box 92, Brockville, Ont.: Phone
2554 (after 6 o'clock)._ _ _
FAR3I8 FOR SALE
44 -ACRE FAR31 in village of Lynden, 15
miles Hamilton. 40 miles Toronto. Excellent
soil for vegetable growing, small acreage
raspberries and strawberries, bank barn 42 x
52, chicken house, Implement cited, 3 garages,
beautiful 7 room frame horse, 3 piece bath-
room. Hydro, plenty of water, 2 minutes to
chu rub, public and high school. ranway,
bus.Price $10.500 with $6,000 down pay -
meat. Apply Harry Wald, Lyndon, Ont.
Tet. 17 W. _
BARGAIN. $11.000. 145 acres. 10 choice gar-
den land. 70'x36' steel barn, brick house,
with hydro, modern conveniences, spring creek,
good wens. 1 miles from village on paved
road: Lhould be seento be appreciated. Wil -
nam Ashby. R.R. No. 1, Wooler.
L50 ACRF, farm, well fenced., good Buildings
on excellent site; spring creek for stock and
fishing, also hunting. $5000 cash. w. J. Jack-
son, Port Carling, Ont.
160 ACRES.. 25 cleared. New house, 4
rooms. hydro, good highway 4 miles south
Matheson, $2200.00 'Wouid consider good
used car partial payment. Ed, Laronde, list -
ton, Ontario,
FOR SALE
MOTORCTCLES Harley Davidson. New and
used bough' sold, exchanged. Large stock
at guaranteed used motorcycles. Repairs by
factnry-trained mechanics. Bicycles, and com
plete line of wheel goods. Open evenings until
nine except W-dnesday Strand Cycle & Sonrts.
Sing at Sanforl, Hamilton.
CATALOG of farms, country property. Mon-
treal area, ready for delivery. Town &
Country Realties, westmount, Montreal,
Quebec.
GUNS—Large assortment new and used.
Bought, sold, exchanged. Guaranteed repairs.
Scopes, eights installed. Fishing Tackle, Eunt.
ng' Equipment. Sporting Ganda Sue ial Team
Prices. Open until nine except Wednesday.
Strand Cycle, Hamilton. _
NEW JOHNSON Outboard Motors. Canadian
Canoe Co., Peterborn Boats. Canues. Trad-
ers, bought. sold, exchanged. Large Stock used
motors. Repairs by factnry-trained mechanics.
Open until nim+ exrnv, Wcdneed',y Strand
Cycle, Hamilton
.y
BAGS, BARRELS & DRUMS
COTTON sugar bags, 238 each; cotton flour
bags, 21a Bleached sugar and Hour bags,
27c each. Empty wood molassea barrels, 82.75
each. 45 gallons, clean drum, $5.60 each.
F.O.B. Montreal. C.O.D. and money orders
accepted. Jos. LeBel Reg'd. Dent. A. 540
Vineray, Montreal 10.
FOR QUICK SALE._......- .
1 — NEW Holland Baler, slightly soiled,
$1,860.00; 1—Sew Holland Baler. Baled 1000
Bales $1,500.00; 1—John Deere A. i:. Tractor
IIY.e new -31,000.00. R. Len Bl; k, hri r.,
Harris Dealer. Essex, On'
HORNET SAWS—SALE
UODEL D.J., 1 -man. $310, f.o.b. Guelph,
equipped with 1611, 20" or 24" attachments.
Bales tax extra. ;:EiV AND GUARANTEED.
D. J. Smith Sales Co. Ltd.. 647 wrv„iwich St..
Guelph. Ont
:;-28 OLIVER Part Power Lracto:man rubber.
Mechanically good as new Gordon Al.
Thornton. Brampton (Int.. ft R 1. _
CASCADE IWITEAT—New high y'plding -soft
spring wheat, Certified No. 1. $3 bushel.
Harry Strang. Hensa)l, Ont.
SHEPHERD COLLIES PUPS also elinlce'
Pekin Duck eggs. Rose comb Black and
Gulden Sebright 'Bantam stork and eggs,
Choice stock. John J. McMaster. t,reenfield
Bax 60, Ontario. �-
TRACTOR
149 50
•%,. lisle, e. •• �, 1 or
Twelve manthh to u:,, 411,14-1 •lute ons
tet yours when yon need it. 1'wo years
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planting. A CUILD CAN OPERATE
IT. Over Powered with most modern
4 cycle air cooled engine. Light plow -
Ins, cultivating, scuffling, billing and
weed control. Power -take -off for other
ages. Simple, strong and easily handled
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LIMITED
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ROLL YOUR OWN
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W/r1f z• ..
rk
,
IGAIT' 1rrE MBACCO
readily to thin stainless. ndorlesa ointment.
regardleaa tit hnw stubborn nr hopeless tbel
seem
P1til;E 31.00 PER JAR
Sent Pnai Free on Recepit of PrIct
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880 Queen 8t E., Corner of Logan
Toronto
FOR SINUS, HAYFEVER AND till;'ADCOLDS
NAMELESS Cold Remedy, is NEW. to
those who have never used it. Convincing
trial, $1.00. Addrers Purity Products. Exeter,
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"PEP UP"
Try
C, C. & D. TONIC TABLETS
for low vitality and general debility.
At drugulets, One Dollar,
CRESS Bunion Salve—For amazing relief,
Druggists sell Cress 'Wart Remover too.
Leaves no chars.
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NURSERY STOCK
NURSERY STOCK
Six fruit trees 2-6', 2 apples, 2 Dears, 2
plums, $6; any variety listed. Free, our com-
plete Illustrated catalogue on Frult and Or-
namental stock. Send today for the best,
Niagara Nurseries, St. Catharines. Ontario,
u BEAUTIFUL DAIILIAS—Only $2.00 post-
paid cash with older. A grand assortment
of Holland grown dablias. Extra large tubers.
5 different varieties. 5 different colors, Won
derfui selection. well worth twice the price
Holland Bulb and Nursery Company, Queen
Elizabeth way, P.O. Port Credit, Ont.
PEONIES. Choice Exhibition Varieties
Imported from Holland. One each, Brilliant
Red, Deep Pink, White, Rose. Special offer,
4 large roots of these Garden Champions for
only $2.60 Postpaid, Cash with Order. Hol-
land Bulb and Nursery Company, Queen
Elizabeth way, Port Credit. P.O., Ont, _
DAHLIAS
For exhibition and the garden. Buy straight
from the grower, as low as $2 per dozen.
write for catalogue to: Johnson's Dahlia
Gardens, R.R. 2, Dilwnrth Road, Kelowna.
13.0. -
RTISING
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NIII4SI'ALY hTO.0
-' - (1110AX (lA AIJIUI 1 i3C14I1f! a
1N !,[IR'1'I11410 52,75 pts 1U0, In separat..
rnJnlu $11,2G pOr 1.00. Mailed u,O,R, 'Monet
hitrk " not tnttlurisi, Vilty IDacher, e/0 Mr.
I fYIit51 r III umsvll]o, On"It14t3�rit h now for -,43 rilig Y?oliverv-4hlneGr
I')Inl godgii -••will grow 2 feet first Year -26
plants Atifilelont for 20 feet (12 to 20 tnchen
1,uHby) $2.08 - ne¢d11riKt1 12 inches high $4.50
per 109 (plant 0 Inches aPartl—Giant Gxhlbl.
tion Peonlon 11) colors red, vibite or pink, a
for $130-.•.Applo tr¢¢n 2 feet biflh In varieties
MoInlonll, Huy, Dollolnus. 2 for 41.03• -'•Plum
trees 2 forst high In varieties Burbank and
X,ombard, 4 for $2.08, Free Colaur Garden
Gu14o %vith Gvery,•Orvlor flronkdn e—$ingc-
way Nurseries. Bf,wrnantiillr.4 Ontario.
T,IT.T,r Al R0,A1,17. Smell slue bulb, 0",
7", ii dazes: 7", 8", 81...,. dfonyter olze,
9". l0". PI-4unk bllhe.ner, Ridgcanle.
Oritai;o.
8051, !(1f,f.N'Gx'fU1�F�5 u'iFio�lovsliesr.
Hnlllimi crown Hybrid Tel, rinses. Big,
Husk;:, 1•iarrly, 2 -year-old bushes. Yellow.
White, I'init-5carlet•Orunge, for only $4.60
Pestpt,l4, ca:11 with Order, The 11neat roses
money can. buy. I'follend ltulh and Nursery
(:nmpsny, (tneBn I.111zaLetit way, Port Credit
P.O.,
I)U YUt,' R'AtiT as Houd gg irn'.Than I,, rite
for our fres catalogue of ('anada's Beat
seed values in Vegetablo, Plower and. Field -
rout se Bela. (ire a enxr„rf,h/' alway,) a eqs-
tom,•r, QATARIO SPED ('0111'ANY, LVA:1.'RR-
I,011), Ont.
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SMALL hnnpltal in attract-r:a norrr;7?n— n-
tario tow,, requires Registered Nurses for
Central Duty. Salary $140 per month Pins
full mahitenanee, Excellent living conditions.
Ally: Superintendent of Narses. Lily Minto
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letter WrIta to Ontario Chitir•hlna Ranchero,
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