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i ES -- "competition and the An Instantine tablet brings QUICK RELIEF! For quick relief from headache pain, just take an Instantine tablet with a glass of water. Chances are you'll dis- cover as thousands have done, that prescription-type Instantine is a modern way to fast relief from head- ache pain. Instantine works in three ways to bring prompt relief: 1. Speedily eases pain. 2. Prolongs relief from pain, 3. Reduces "depressed fesling." : Gives mild, stimulating "life." Instantine never pampers pain. It's specially compounded to give quick relief. Try it to relieve muscular ache 'or pain, and for the discomfort you feel when a cold gets you down. All drug- stores have Instantine. 12 tablets 25¢, u product of The Bayer Co., Ld. Ford To Produce A Post-War Car At Pre-War Price At least some of the private enterprises of the United States realize that the "survival of private enterprise depends upon vigorous lowest Ppos- sible selling Price of goods, says the Winnipeg Free Press. The Ford Company announces that, despite advanced costs during - the war years, it will produce a new and thoroughly mddern car at pre-war prices when peace. comes. This announcement denies the general expectation that cars must sell at higher prices after the war because manufacturing costs are higher; for against higher costs stands increased efficiency and its full nse. Mr. C. E. Wilson, president of General Electric announces that when his firm goes back to civilian production its good will self at pre-war prices, despite all the in- creased 'costs of operation. Other manufacturers in the same line have been suggesting that goods must advance from 10 to 35 percent in price, Mr. Wilson seces no such necessity, and he proposes to maintain his present wage level, He can do both he evidently. be- licves, by handing on to the con- sumer and the wage earner "the benefits of mass production and improved techniques. Easy Way to Relieve RHEUMATIC - Aches 'and Pains Here is a simple, easy way to get relief from the agony of swollen, rheumatic joints and muscular aches and, paing, Go to any drug store and get « bottle of Ru-Ma. If you are not pleased with the help It Elves you--go get your money back, This Is" a generous offer you can not affcrd to Ignore. "MECCA OINTMENT AL " Here 18 a clean, stainless, pene- trating antiseptic oil that brings apeedy rellef from the itching and discomfort. Not only does this healing antls-- septic oil promote rapid and healthy healing In open sores and wounds but bolls and simple ulcers'are also Telloved, In skin 'affectiona the itching of Eczema is quickly stopped. Pimples ~skin eruptions dry up and scale off In a very few days. The same is true of Barber's Itch, Salt Rheum, Itching Toes and Feet and other in- flammatory skin disorders, You can. obtain Moone's Emerald 'Oil in the original bottle at any modern drug store. Satisfacticn or ILLIAMS CAMPHORATED } MUSTARD CREAM and Inhaled through the nose, : breaks up head colds. Gives prompt nts further complication. CREE n- their ~ © meximum emphasis sonal choice among the economic _ OTTAWA REPORTS That Britain Has Cut Imports Of Agricultural Products From 8,600,000 Tons To 1,000,000 Tons Annually. Ottawa played host last week to the man who has directed British farming during the war--Minister of Agriculture, Hon.'R. S. Hudson. Mr. Hudson, who has held the British Agriculture poitfolio since 1940, told a press 'conference at "Ottawa that by mechanizing farm . work "to the hilt" during the war years, Britain had cut imports from 8,500,000 tons to 1,000,000 tons annually, saving vitally-needed shipping space, Domestic product- ion has been concentrated on the more bulky types of foods, and shipping space has been allocated to the more concentrated, energy- giving foods. Mr, Hudson remarked that dairy produce was a problem, and commented: "We won't be able to end our present rationing of milk until 1949." British milk output at present is 14,000,000,000 'gallons a year, and it is hoped to increase this by 350,000,000 gallons in the next four years. Sixty thousand Italian war pris- oners are employed on British farms, the Minister disclosed Turning to post-war plans for Agriculture he said: It is planned to train 100,000 ex-service men for that farming after the war. Most of these men will b directed into the operation. and maintenance of farm machinery. * * * Source of one of the finest lub- ricants for marine engines, rapeseed production is to be stepped up this year. Canacian farmers will be asked to sow seven acres for every four sown in 1944, * * *® Five hundred million Canadian ergs, each stamped with the word "Canada," will go into British homes and , restaurants in 1045, Stamping is a British requirement, That this offers Canada an oppor- tunity - to make Britain - conscious of the high quality of a Canadian food product is emphasized by the Dominion egg and poultry mar- keting service, CRE Price control in Canada appears . to be working very "well, judging from the official cost-of-living in- dex. Last' month this stood at 118.5, down considerably from the December 1943 level of 119.3. For the past five months the index has been held below the level of the . previous year. Lower prices for eggs, vegetables and fruits contri- buted the major portion of the "drop. : ' Free Enterprise System Explained From "The Economics of A 'Free Society" by William - ~~ B. Benton The free-enterprise system is a system of production, Investment, and = consumption under which private individuals and. business firms, largely by their own init- iative and responsibility, combine the comnyfinity's labor skills, man- agerial ills and capital to pro- duce thé\ bulk of the goods and services mg want, Its most char- acteristic feata¥es as compared with other economic systems are: maxi- mum dependence upon competition and the free play of prices to determine who shall what, maximum dependence on profit as an _ incentive rather than on compulsion or prestige, and on free per- opportunities -- be they goods or jobs, ~-- that are available to men. J TEE TY Unde: a {ree-enterprise system, men risk their resources in private | venture in the hope: of personal gain. A free enterpriser is a young man going to night school to train' himsel® for a profession, a lawyer nioving to another locality in the hope of developing a better practice, a worker = taking special training to achieve a skilled status, a man shifting from one job to another in search of a better oppor- tunity, In a syst:m of free enter: prise, private assets whether of riorey, taient, ambition, or energy ate risked in the hope of gai -- whether by a businesiman seeking profit at the risk of loss, by a tenant buying his own farm at the risk of a mortgage debt, or by a young man starting his own small business at the risk of losing his savings and the steady job he held, A true system of free enterprise thus encourages venture and risk taking, whether by an individual worker or by a group of individuals in the form of a co-operative or a big corporation. ! ' um, have cr Recently discovered deposits of bauxite, the raw material of alumin- cated a hoom in land : bread. produce Using his head in a big way, Karunavathi, Indian work elephant, £ bt helps Allied soldiers move a 2600-pound electric refrigerator into the Post Exchange of the Southeast Asia Command headquarters. Karunavathi's pay for the job was a quarter stalk of bananas and VOICE OF THE PRESS | GOD'S COUNTRY? Commonly we do not sufficiently realize that this continent is the only considerable land area in all the world that has not experienced the actual visitation of enemy armed forces. --Stratford Beacon-Herald ------ NOTICE The Globe and Mail did not ap- pear on the day after the great . storm. We suggest-an amended publication notice? "Published every lawful morning except awful morning." --Toronto Saturday Night } tin AND THEY'RE NOT HATS The milliner who said the current- ly styled women's hats are "pretty much alike" is wrong on three counts, 'viz: They aren't pretty, they aren't much, and they aren't alike, : --Kitchener Record "Om DOES HER BEST An old-fashioned wife is "one who still thinks part of her job is darning her husband socks and trying to mend his ways. - --Guelph Mercury he y a "CASE" GOES TO COURT Stratford mar who stole a watch was let go on suspended sent- ence. And if that doesn't wind up his criminal career h~'ll be run down again. : --Ottawa Citizen Unfeeling mother of Cuddies, 274 month-old kangaroo -in the Sacra- mento Calif,, zoo, tossed her out of the maternal pouch and left her to shift for herself, But. cuddles is happy, having been taken into: the home of zoo0+ director Anthony Spencer, Above, Mrs, Spencer feeds the warmly sweatered baby. Astounding Disclosures In "Why Humanity Suffers" From Disease Send for clrominr Redloh Publishing Co, : 815 Victoria Ave, « Windsor, Ont. STUFFY NOSE? Nose plugged up? Head cold threaten ing? J smear NOSTROLINE in each nostril. Feel mucous loosen, stuffiness vanish, breathing come clear. Relief is instant, OSTROLINE clears hea ' discharge, relieves catarrh cod, a i NOSTROLINE CLIFTON; BRISTOL dA ct ' "An Airman's Creed For all emotions that are tense and strong | And utmost knowledge. I have lived for these. Lived deep, and let the lesser things live along. The everlasting hills, the lakes, the trees. Who'd give their years to sing this song Of life, and man's high sensibili- ties. _ Which I unto the face of death can sing -- O Death, thou poor and disap- pointed thing -- thousand Strike if thou wilt, and soon; strike breast and brow. For I have lived; and thou cans't rob me now v Only of some long life that ne'er has been. : The life that I have lived, 80 full, so keen. Is mine; I hold it firm beneath thy blow EF And dying, take it with me where I go. - (Published in Contact, al Magazine of the Royal Zealand Air Foree.) Nation- New The King's Horses _ Return To London The King's horses have returned to Old London Town-and the good citizens hailed it as a victory omen that the King's men wouldn't be far behind. The team of four stately bays stopped people short when they pranced from Buckingham Pal- ace news after a five-year: ab- "sence on the Royal farm at Win- dsor. On the first outing, -- Rodney, Chesterfield, Bald- win and Felix--walked to Hyde Park corner, cyed buses and traf- fic suspiciously when they danced across into Hyde Park, then set- tled down to a steady trot through Kensington and Knightsbridge. Head coachman Fred Mcllveen and his two postillions will act as Royal messengers, as a gasoline- saving measure, while excercising the horses. the bays The diamond was first used for drilling purposes in 1844, when a Swiss engineer invented thé dia- mond drill-bit, : | Headach Nothingismoredepres. i than headaches... Why ners anes es aunt peict 's ache, toothache, painsin M4 stomach, bowels. CHECKED ITCH ik, For quick relief from itchin Saised by eczema, n 'a foot, scabi otheritehi dA D. RIPTI Greascless fanless ching. Do mules Ar quickly calms | today for ve N pitas * hy WOMEN WHO SUFFER FROM HOT FLASHES Ir suffer from hot flashes, WAR, Norris irritable feelings, are i os--due $30 the func. to wom Vegstable Con sym It het label directions IS DOING Tractor Seat A special coil spring, and a shock absorber, is the basis of a new suspension-type tractor seat which will take all the jolts out of riding the farm tractor over rough plowed land and ease the work of the driv- er. It may perhaps, decrease the high degrec of kidney and skeletal disorders among farmers blamed on the all-day-long tractor jarr- ing. The new tractor seat was de- veloped in Chicago by an automo- tive equipment company, which developed and has made housands of seats for war tanks, y'he coil spring is placed directly under the driver's seat, and the triple-action hydraulic shock absorber at the U. K. Has Coldest Christmas Since 1872 Now it can be told that Christ- mas, 1944, was Britain's coldest since 187%, the date that systematic temperature readings were begun. London was the coldest spot, with the reading 18 degrees Fah- renheit, but there were record sales of ice cream newly returned to the market after a wartime economy ban, In one restaurant waitresses wearing overcoats sold out the ice cream stock in two hours. 1,167 Fighting Ships In Growing Navy The largest Navy in the world, fighting the most extended war in history now has 1,167 men-ol- mee SEA EA A SSS SS ar re ee ------ _] Panzer Cub ------------ Nazl child snipers are =--x= active, An 1l-year-old German | with a man-sized telescople 5) rfile was pulled out of a tree France. The youth wore a child size met and a camouflage cape, spection of his identification pag revealed his age. ~~ The Maple L SAFES Protect from FIRE and THIEVES, ar they our BOOKS and OAsine olc tnve a size nnd type of Safe, qcilities Cabinet, for any purpose. as, or write for prices, ete. tS8CArce Dep: W. eth the J.6c). TAYLOR uimMiTp dow TORONTO SAFE WORKS : 145 Front St, "8, Toronte rear. The absorber is similar to war to. carry the battle to the ene- . Fatnblinhed 1858 'phy of those commony used in automo- my. And it is still growing. geil biles. Together the two * devices This was reported by the Unit- m ~_ranada; give stability that enables the rider ed States Navy in a review of ship For Your Healths Sake ce be. to stay level while the tractor bobs production which showed that In welts to. - ,, ercome over rough ground. The construc- the last year 89,971 new vessels Peoples "Malnutrition Britis tion of the new device is simple -- 420 of them fighting ships -- League s, and and inexpensive, and it can be in- Joined the fleet, boosting the over- 333 Victorla' Avenue Milne: stalled on all makes of tractors, It all total to 61,045 Navy ships of Windsor, Ontario Sones can also be applied to truck seats. all types. / : 1ent ol = a : ightfu BABY CHICKS NOTICE TO POULTRYMEN MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS O° Ja? BABY CHICKS WE DONT RECOMMEND THE ; ase -- Bo Br OF | rl Wr Bie dail | Tum pp foeomu put Ne roduce er eggs. , PLANT Welotter you White Soluble (989%, ments. 111 Church, Toronto 2. BOOK YOUR 1946 CHICKS NOW Calcium Carbonate), and" Whifo . abun and get your chicks when you want them. Orders are pouring in. Breeder Hatcherles are always sold out early. Don't take chances on ordinary chicks. Place your order NOW. Pure Bred Sussex, Large Type Leghorns, Sussex X New Hamps.,, Sussex X Leghorns, Rock X IL.ghorns, Rock X New Hamps,, Barred Rocks. Send for large illustrated Catalogue and Price List. Lakeview Poultry Farm, Wein Bros, Exeter, Ont. 100 CHICKS FREE WITH EVERY ORDER OF 100 PUL- let chicks, we give 100 f:ee chicks (our choice). Leghorn pullets Pullets $24.95 per 10C. Brown leg- horn Pullets $24.95 per 100. chicks sold backed by high egg pedigreed stock. $1.00 books your order, balance C.0.D. Guaranteed 100% live dellvery. Kent Hatch- ery, Chatham, Ontario. DANISH BROWN LEGHORNS MIX- ed 20 cents. Pullets 35¢, Barred Rocks mixed 14%c. Puliets 25c. Large English White Leghorn mixed 12¢, Pullets 26c. All stock bloodtested, bred to lay and high unity, Cochrane's Poultry arm, Ridgetown, Ontario. $22.96 per 100, barred Rock pul- lets $1995 per 100. White yd 1 $1.00 BOOKS YOUR ORDER ORDER YOUR 1945 CHICKS NOW, and not be disappointed. All chicks are from guaranteed test- ed stock, and from 26 oz. eggs or better. Barred Rocks "mixed - $12.00 per 100, White Leghorns mixed $11.00 per 100 Barred Rock Pullets $19.00 per 100, white Leghorn Pullets $22.00 per 100, white Rocks mixed $15.00 er 100, white Rock Pullets 24.00 per 100, Brown leghorns mixed $13.00 per 100. Brown leg- horn pullets $24.00 per 100, We uarantee 100% live delivery, alance pald C,0.D. Maple City Hatchery, Chatham. Ontario. THE EARLY CHICK GETS THE worm and the chicks hatched and ordered mow for carly delivery are going to "get the worm" next fall when egg prices are at their peak. You can rely on Top Notch chicks -- healthy, husky babies from Government Approved blpodtested breeders. Theydl live and lay for you and don't forget the liberal discount we are offer- ing for Early Orders for Top Notch chicks. Get the inform- ation--write today. Also laying and ready to lay pullets for im- mediate delivery. Top Notch Chickeries, Guelph, Ontario. ORDER YOUR CHICKS NOW. AND YOU ARE GUARANTEED your chicks for next spring when you want them. Barred Rock mixed $12.00 per 100, white" leg- horns mixed $11.00 per 100, Bar- red Rock Pullets $19.00 per 100, white leghorn pallets $22.00 per 100. Heavy Breed Ciis. $6.00 .per 100. Leghorn Ckls. $2.00 per 100. All chicks hatched from 26 oz. egxs or better and from special mated flocks. Guaranteed 100% live dellvery. 31.00 books your order. balance C,0.D. Rainbow Hatchery. Chatham. Ontarlo. BARRED ROCK AND NEW HAMP- shire, O.B.8. Flock, Kenney's Breeder Hatchery, R.R. 2, SAULT STE. MARIE, Ont, 23 FREE CHICKS QUR FOUNDATION STOCK 18 registered and pedigreed birds. Nothing better in Canada. Order now, Prides for mixed baby chicks, males and females: Bar- red Roeks, $12.00 ger hundred; White fighoroy $11.00; White Rocks, $15.00; Brown Leghorns, 13.00. ~ Pullet rices: Barred ocks, $10.00; hite Leghorns, $22.00; White Rocks, $24.00; Brown Leghorns, $22.00. 25 free chicks, our choice, will be given for eaé¢h 200 mixed chicks order- ed and 25 free chicks for each 100 day old pullet ordered. Goddard Chick Hatchery, Bri. tannia Helghts, Ontarlo. : EARLY ORDER BOOKING DIS: count. If you order your chicks early you save 50c per hundred on non-sexed chicks $1.00 per hundred on pullet chicks, If you take délivery early you can save * an additional $2.00 per hundred on non:sexed chicks, $4.00 per hundred on pullet chicks, By tak- Ing delivery early you will not onl Save money, ut you will make extra money. The buyer who takes early delivery Is gen- erally the poultryman that makes the most money. Send for Early Booking. and Warly delivery price list and catalogue today. Also laying and ready to lay pullets for Immediate delivery. Tweddle Shick Hatchertes IAmited, Fergus, tario s IF YOU HAVE THE RIGHT EQUIP- ment, got it working with Bray early hatched chicks. They get into the better paying markets for eggs-and poultry later on. But dally ered. you want, when- ever dellyered, give us your order now with breed, wangity £ y= Bray Iatchery, 130 or date. Johfi St. N.,, HamMlton,' Oft. WANTED 10 PURCHASE BREBD- ing cockerels Black Minorcas, Black Australorps, New Hamb. shires, Barred Rocks and White Leghorns, Also hatching eggs. JApply Box No, 1, 78 Adels W Silica). Both fate shipment less--Agents prices and Insoluble (over 999 avallable for immed in carload lots or wanted--Write for samples, STINSON REEB SUPPLY COMPANY LIMITED, 5585 DELORIMIER AVENUE, MONTREAL, QUE. DYEING «& HAVE YOU ANYTHING NERDS dyeing or cleaning? Write to us for information. We are glad to answer your questions. Depart. ment' H, Parker's Dye Works Limited, 791 Yonge Street, To- ronto. CLEANING HAIRDRESSING HAIRDRESSING THE method. Information on request regarding classes. Robertson's Halrdressing Acad- 1237 Avenue Road Toronto. LEARN Robertson emy. FOR SALE HANDY GIFT, PLASTIC CIGAR- clte case, assorted colors In fancy box, postage Included $1.25, quantity limited. J. I. Beause- Jour, 4557 Papineau Ave. Mon- treal. SNOW PLOUGH, V TYPE WITH side wing, mounted on White Truck. Richler Truck & Auto. Parts, 874 Wellington St. Mon- trea!, Que' ELECTRIC MOTORS, NEW, USED, bought, sold, rebuilt; belts, pul- leys orushes. Allen Electric Com- pany Ltd. 2326 Dufferin St, To- ronto. 4 FOUR NANNY GOATS. APPLY 387 O'Loane Avenue, Stratford. DAY-OLD WHITE PEKIN DUCK- lings. Avallable for March. Write for information. Book early, Ux- Spring Farms, Uxbridge, Ont. FOR SALE IN NORTHERN ONTARIO SMALL COMPLETE PACKING plant, with refrigeration. 17 acres of land with house and other buildings. WII sell as a unit or' equipment separately, Box "8, 73 Adelalde W., Toronto. : 2 SETT WATER POWER CUSTOM woollen mill for sale on good river. Must sell mill or machinery by the 1st of April. Speedsville Woolen Mill, Route 1, Preston. GARAGE, BLACKSMITH SHOP, Implement Warehouse and equip- ment for sale in central Mani- toba. Box 4, 73 Adelaide W., To- ronto. POULTRY MAN'S SACRIFICE, Look, something new and gunr- antecd, Electric Chicken Pleking + Machine. Dresses 200 chickens per hour. Saves 609, picking costa, Special for cash $150.00, Hanging Racks for chickens, 6 feet long, strong, sturdy, shipped in knock- ed-down condition that only re- quires bolting. Del-Mar Farms, 19 Centre IE. Richmond Hil, Phone 1171. MODEL 25 Northwest M-yard shovel-dragline combination, re- paired; $13,000. 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