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Get JA Hiei Ad BR a eam a - - pe = Pe RIT IRON --_-- I OTTAWA REPORTS That The Captial Is Busy With The Problem of Shortages And Impending Shortages On the heels of an order that re- quires consumers to place next year's orders for coal by June 1 for priority in delivery and to take- a proportion of substitute fuel with all purchases of high grade coal, comes a warning of fuelwood short- ages next winter. Hon, C. D., Howe has urged municipalities to take the matter in hand now and to grrange to have as mich wood as possible cut in the spring and early summer in wood-burning arcas of Ontario, Quebec and New Brunswick where the shortage threat is greatest. Operators of poultry brooders, must place orders for next year's brooder coal as soon as possible after June 1. Ix- cept by permit, this must be bought from the operator's regular dealer. * * * The Prices Board chairman has warned of continuing shortages in foods and textiles. Paint dealers are arranging distribution of stocks to meet shortages caused by lack of basic paint and varnish com- ponents. Control of antimony sales, lifted last July, have been restored by the metals controller. Militar: requirements of hydrogen peroxide have become so urgent that quotas for dealers have been drastically curtailed. The chemicals controller said that as a result certain textiles will lack their customary white- ness, and others will not be dyed in colors as pale as previously until the war demand lessens. * x % Two surgeon * lieutenants who worked all night to save the lives of the wounded on H.M.C.S. An- nan in a recent battle with an enemy submarine have urged that all possible credit be given to hlood plasma, The gunnery officer, struck ~iln the abdomen from an encmy shot that exploded against a -gunshield, required three and a half pints of the eight pints used. This was to permit an immediate three-hour operation. Three of the crew were seriously injured. Four were regarded as minor cases, The sub was sunk after a tough battle. x x *x With the first camps to open about May 1, a limited number of war prisoners will be made available for work in western Ontario. The summer internment camp will be reopened at Chatham, and hostels vill he opened in the counties of Middlesex, Huron, Norflok and possibly Kent. The Labcur and National Defence De-- partments are co-operating in the project. Dresden Catastrophe The German radio cancedes that Dresden, a city of 1,000,000 people, has been "wiped from the map of Europe" by Allied bombing. "The Dresden catastrophe," say the Ger- mans, "is without precedent. Not a single detached building re- mains intact or even capable of ne- construction." WANTED MOTOR MECHANIC APPRENTICE 16 to 17 Years of Age We have opening In our Toronto Shop for bright young country boy who wants to learn motor mechanics nnd construction equipment repair, » Also have opening for forir smart bright High School Doyn, ay Timekeepers on Construction work for Telephone Conduit and Gnas Linen. Htendy emple yment, good wages ahd rapld advancement, Apply: | PAR-TEX' FOUNDATION CO. LIMITED, 4010 DUNDAS '87. WEST, TORONTO Telephone JUnectlon 4111 Biren ON VISIT TO CANADIANS Prime Minister Winston Churchill believes in seeing the allied fighting troops as qften as possible and when possible right in their own lines. Here he is shown, bending before a Maple Leaf insignia, signing his name in the visitors book after lunching at the 2nd Canadian Corps during a recent visit to the Western Front. Watch- ing the Premier signing is Lieut.-Gen. G. G. Simmonds, C.B., D.S.0., General Commanding. 2nd Canadian Corps. __L VOICE OF THE PRESS MAD BEES Ain't radio wonderful! One of © the commentators last night swung away from the war and got onto the subject of bees, And among other points he mentioned was that bees sometimes shed their hair, and get bald. It must make a bee mad to have a comb in the hive and not be able to use it, . -- Ottawa Citizen, SUSPICIOUS! Right beneath the story of a hen- house robbery, a Minnesota paper printed a church notice announcing a chicken supper. The editor is be- lieved to have left town for a few days. -- Hamilton Spectator. - . MAN-LIKE We do find it a terrible hardship to do without the few things we do not need. : -- Brandon Sun. Soviet Government Pays Foreign Debt Henry Morgenthau, United States Sccretary of the Treasury, Lowell Thomas the other evening uncovered for the first time a story about the in- tegrity of the Soviet Government in its foreign commitments, says the St. Catharines Standard. In the dark days of 1941, when Rus- sia needed food and other ship- ments badly from the United States and, not having any: estab- lished credit in the United States, Quoting <= Moscow asked for ninety days in which to ship gold to the value of $6,000,000. In the mecantime, the U.S. Government ordered the ship- ments to be cleared for Russian ports. But during those' three months, the gold was lost by enemy' action, a British cruiser on which the yellow metal had been loaded was sunk, coming ouu on tre Arctic route from Murmansk, Rus- sia did not hedge over this set- back; simply asked for 90 days more, and a new shipment of gold was made. It came through by transport plane to Alaska, then was transferred to United States planes, many of which had a hard time getting off the ground. Treas- ury officials on board prevented the crew from throwing the heavy boxes overboard. "rwonld Be AVery. Tragic Awakening If Canadians "woke up some day and found the dollar was worth only 25 cents they would think the Government had beén guilty of cheating: and = skulduggery, Yet three policies advocated by the C.C.F. Socialist Party could easily wreck the value of war bonds held by all classes of the public,--Globe and Mail, Workers in Royal Ordnance Factories throughout Great Bri- tain have contributed over £18,- 000 in pennies to the Red Cross Penny-a-Week Fund, Women In Aerial Transport Service The fact is not so well known as it should be that there are hun- dreds of women pilots serving in Britain, comments the Stratford Beacon-Herald. quite a few Americans. transporting bombers tories to airfields, or from airfield to airfield, planes in messenger service, or carrying . small-package goods. A British official who visited an air- port recently and wanted to get to greatly he was "assigned: bomber young Before starting off she another in a hurry was surprised when a seat in a Lancaster which was piloted by a woman, checked up the mechanism with all the skill of an engineer, and hand- led the controls of the powerful machine as if it were an ordinary, routine job to her--which it was. EAT-SLEEP ~ LOOK ant = "ZpEet BETTER Tage - Fr ff iths Tul BETAMIN TAM -COMPLEX San VITAMIN B SON Form . SOLD AY ALL DRUG STORES Most of them are British girls, but there are also | Their job is to relieve the combat pilots by from fac- and generally flying "rudvantage RHEUMATIC PAINS? = Allenru with Lemon Juice Men and. women who 'sufler nagging aches and pains caused by Rheumatism, Neuritis, 01 Lumbagoiwam. to relieve such symptoms promptly To get such relief ... iry ALLENRU! Mix 2 table: spouns ol this fine medicine with one 1ablespooun of lemon juice in a glass of water. Untold thousands of folks use ALLENRU. Get. ALLENRU today . +» 85¢ at any drug stores Write for informative Stafford-Miller CAMPHORATED 'MUSTARD CREAM ec quickly. relieves soreness, stiff neck and other ailments caused by exposure to weather conditions Aches and palne disappear with one application LLIN CNPRGUITED WESTAN CRON Yc 4 0 of df stom not only helps relieve monthly pa also accompanying nervous, tired, highs strung feelings ++ when dué to functional periodic disturbances. It's one. of the most effective medicines for this purpose. Pinkham's Compound helps nature! ; Follow label directions. Try itl oliplia &. Pinkhams 53438 PA, a booklet "Here's Good Health to You" to (of Canada) Ltd, Dept. 9, 172 John 8t., Toronto, Ont. "OXFORD" Lydia E, Plakias Vegetable Componind n but Synthetic Tires Withstand Speed Synthetic tires made by the Fire- stone Tire & Rubber Company of Canada Limited have successfully completed a most gruelling speed test made to ascertain just how such tires stand up under high speeds. : The test was authorized by the U.S. Government and conducted by the American Automobile Ag- sociation. , Locale was the Ins dianapolis Speedway. scene of the prewar automobile classics. Wil- bur Shaw, famous three-time win ner of the Indianapolis Race, vol- unteered to make the test. Driving a racing car equipped with regus lar tires taken from stock, Shaw U.K. Bacon Ration 4 Ounces A Week Let no one get the impression that, _ while we reduce our com- sumption of pork in order to assist in supplying "Britain, the people of the United Kingdom are growing fat on the pork we send them. The Britisly bacon ration is four ounces, a week. --Brockville Recorder and Times, drove 500 miles at an average speed of 100 miles per hour, taking the turns at 90 miles and step- ping up to more than 135 miles an hour on the straightaways without a single skid or blowout, Tire engineers say it is equal to 50,000 miles of ordinary driving. Nazis Can't Even Believe Their Eyes A front reporter said Prime Min- ister Churchill and Field- Marshall Montgomery halted at one point on their trip to the east side of the Rhine last week to watch a group of. German prisoners ried back over the "Rhine. A British. guard turned to the German, captives . and shouted raucously: "Have a good look, There's Winnie and Monty "cross- ing your Rhing, How about it?" Even seeing is not believing for German paratroopers takeft pris- oner. Asked what they thought when they saw the great airborne armada flying over them these German paratroopers shook their heads and said: "It was just British propaganda." being fer- Clock From Scrap + British prisoners in Stalag IIL Germany, claim that their: cloely' made from old tins and a gramo- phone [Fre ov only 20 seconds a day. A SAFES Protect your HOOKS and CASH from, FIRE ayd THIEVES, We have a slze and type of Safe, or Cabinet, for any purppse «Visit « as, or, write for prices, ete. te Dept. W. } . J.6c. TAYLOR LiMiTED. T0RONTO SAFE WORKS 145 Front St. E., Toronte 'Established 1855 ACCOUNTANTS & AUDITORS INCOME TAX REPORTS COM- plete Bookkeeping Services. Small or Large Businesses. Travel any- where. Albert Brett & Co, 8 Wellington St. BE. Toronto. Ont. BEACHES MODEL HOME OVERLOOKING LAKE ONTARIO. You may win this $10,000 model home for $1.00. Write for your shares today. ($1.00 each) to Beaches Business Men's Assocla- tion, Toronto 8. Your receipt will be mailed promptly. Draw to be made May 24th. Proceeds for war Charities. BABY CHICKS $1.00 BOOKS YOUR ORDER ORDER YOUR, 1946 CHICKS NOW, and not ye disappointed. All chicks are tem guaranteed test- ed stock, a from 26 oz. eggs or better, Barred $12.00 per 100, mixed $11.00 per 100 Barred Rock Pullets $19.00 per 100, white Leghorn Pullets $22.00 per 100, white Rocks mixed $15.00 per. 100 white Rock Pullets $24.00 per 100. We guarantee 100 live delivery, balance paid C,0.D. Maple City Hatchery, Ontario. BRUNTON "Bred-to-Pay"" CHICKS RHODE ISLAND REDS, WHITE Rocks, Barred Rocks, Golden Hampshires, Government Approv- ed, Bloodtested. Illustrated Cat- alogue Free. Brunton Cedar Glen I'arms Hatchery, 52 Winnett, Toronto (mention paper). 5050 BREEDERS ON ONE PLANT BOOK YOUR 1946 CHICKS NOW 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 Rocks mixed - New Hamps.,, Sussex X Leghorns, Rock X Leghorns, Rock X New Hamps., Barred Rocks. Send fori large (illustrated Catalogue and Price List. Lakeview - Poultry Farm, Weln Bros. Exeter, Ont. THERE IS PROFIT IN CHICKS if you start right. That's what successful poultrymen have learn- ed from ecxperlence and that's why so many of these same poul- trymen have found it to thelr to order Top Notch chicks year after year. Because Top Notch chicks are Government Approved from bloodtested breed- ers that have proven to be husky, healthy, big producers. Start right this year with Top Notch Chicks. Write for the Top Notch- catalogue and _ pricelist, right now--to-day. Limited number of started chicks for immediate de- livery. Top Notch Chickeries, Guelph, Ontarlo. BARRED = ROCKS, LEGHORNS, New Hampshires -- chicks for immediate shipment, and a lim- ited quantity started in brooders, pullets, cockerels, unsexed. We advise early ordering, Bray Hat- Shores 130] John} N., Hamllton, nt. BROAD BREASTED SUSSEX COX THOUSANDS AVAILABLE WEEK- ly, If you ordi at once. Our Broad Breasted Sussex cox bring top prices on the market. White skinned, long rounded breasts. Also New Hamp. cox with fast growth and feathering. Sussex X Leghorns and Rock Leghorns make good roasters and grow fast up to 4-5 Ibs. You can buy these for $4.00 per 100. Also mix- ed heavy cox $6.00 per 100. All from our well-bred, healthy, blood tested breeders. 5000 Breed- ers on ONE plant. Lakeview Poultiy Farm, Wein Bros.. Exeter, Ontario DARK CORNISH GAME COCKER- els, grand type, development, range raised. Cholce Breeders, weights 8 lbs. Prices $10.00, $7.50, $5.00. George Henbest, 8112, 118 Avenue, Edmonton, Alta. . 100 CHICKS FREE WITH EVERY ORUER CF 100 PUL let chicks, we give 100 free chicke (our 'cholfce). Leghorn pullets $22.95 per 100, barred. Rock pul- * lets $1985 ner 100° White Rock Pullets $24.95 per 100. All chicke sold backed by high egg pedigreed stock, $1.00 books your order, balance C.0.D. Guaranteed 1009, live delivery. Kent Hatchery. Chatham, Ontarlo. SPECIAL PULLET SALE STARTED BARRED ROCK PUL- lets, 1 week: old 22¢, 2 weeks old 26 cents, Tmmediate delivery. Carleton - Hatchery, Britannia Heights, Ontario, POULTRY KEEPERS BE CERTAIN YOU BUY GOOD healthy, vigorous chicks, Buy chicks with breeding and livability and you will be certain of success, Our Breeders are all (Government inspected, banded and blood-tested. Write for descriptive catalogue on the different breeds, and prices on our Government Approved chicks. MONKTON POULTRY FARMS Monkton, Ontario BLOOD.TESTED chicks. live, lay. and pay.. They are the results of nineteen years of careful selection and breeding in O0.B.8. 'They have to be good because 'we want the very best kind of chleks for our own flocks, Impruved breeding, Big, vigorous and early maturing, We 3g egg size. and uniformity," Write for our free folder. Barred Rocks, White Leghorns, un-sexed Chicks Pullets and Cockerels. The Oxford Farmers" Co-operative Soi Ltd. 434 Main Bt, Woodstock, n White Leghorns - Chatham, . Produce | BABY CHICKS FOR SALE YOU CAN'T GO WRONG WITH Tweddle Chicks. There will be a guaranteed market next fall for all the chicks you can brood this spring. The U.S. Army will take 30,000,000 1bs. and Great Britaln ever increasing amounts. With the possibility of rationing our home market should be firm-- definitely and the Old Country will take our egg surplus. So you can't go.wrong with chicks this Spring. That Is if you buy good chicks and look after them. ¥'lash--Here are the prices you can count on next Fall for dress- ed poultry, FF.0.B. Country Pro- cessing Plants. Grade A Milk Fed 30c 1b, B 28¢, Grade A 28c, B 26c. Don't wait another day; order your chicks at once. Free cat- alogue, Tweddle Chick Hatcher- fes Limited, Fergus, Ontarlo, 25 FREE CHICKS OUR FOUNDATION S8TOCRK IB registered and pedigreed birds, Nothing better In Canada. Order now. Prices for mixed baby chicks, males and females: Bar- red Rocks, $12.00 per hundred; White Leenoron $11.00; White Rocks, $15.00; Brown Leghorns, $13.00, Pullet prices: Barred Rocks, $19.00; White Leghorns, $22.00; White Rocks Brown Leghorns, $24.00. 26 free chicks, our choice, will be given for each 200 mixed chicks order- ed and 25 free chicks for each 100 day old pullets ordered. Goddard Chick . Hatchery, Brl- tannia Heights. Ontarlo. 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 pullets $22.00 per 100. Heavy Breed Ckls. $6.00 per 100, Leghorn Ckls. $2.00 per 100. All chicks hatched from 26 ox eggs or better and from speclal mated flocks. Guaranteed 100% live delivery. $1.00 books your order, balance C.0.D. Rainbow Hatchery, Chatham, Ontario. BIOOD-TESTED HYBRID COCK- erels, April 4c, Leghorn Cocker- els lec, Also white Leghorn and Hybrid Pullets. Stormont Poultry Farm, Finch, Ont, C. G. E. MOTOR, 3 h.p., 1800 r.p.m., 3 phase, 60 cycle, 220 volt, re- built, $150. R. B. Richardson, Bt. Andrews, N.B. LARGE PURE BRED FLEMISH Giants, Angoras, New Zealand Reds, satisfaction guaranteed, Alberta and Dominion Govern- ments have bought from us. Dreamwold Farm, Box 97, Cal- gary, Alta, » 90 ACRES, 27 ACRES GARDEN land, balance clay loam seeded to clover. 8 room Brick House, Steel Drive Shed and Henery, Barn fair, 4 acres in orchard, 2b miles from Toronto & Hamilton 'on_paved highway. J. R. Smlth, R.R. 1, Hornby, Ont. GARAGE AND SERVICE STATION, garage equipment and stock and 6-roomed house on No. 2 High- Jay. Oakes Garage, Ancaster, nt, LEFT HAND, 8 SPEED, SAWMILL carrlage and husk. (Good condl- tion, $1.50. W. A, Cornell, Ko- moka, Ont, POULTRY FARM, 25 ACRES, 1,200 layers, Hydro, market garden land, 20 miles from Toronto and Hamilton; going concern; Im- mediate possession. Keith Cowles, R.R. 2, Hornby, Ont. SOUTH AMERICAN. CHINCHIL- las, "That rare and costly fur." Beautiful animals; easy to ralse; will litter this| spring,| $450.00 pair. Robert Green, 1226 Stanley, Montreal 2. -PIANOS ARE YOU INTERESTED IN THH new small. Pianos? If so wrlte us for latest descriptive circular, Factory Mason & Risch Limited, 642 King St. West, Toronto, PATENTS FETHERSTONHAUGH & COMPANY Patent Solicitors. Establishd 1890; 14 King West, Toronto, Booklet of Information on re- quest. =x SUBURBAN PROPERTIES WANTED WITHIN 26 MILES OF TORONTO, with or without acreage. We have steady demand for proper- ties ranging - up - to $50,000 throughout this area. R. F. HEAL & CO. 1la Yonge; St, Toronto AD. 845% TOMATOES FROM "SEED! - GROW YOUR OWN STURDY TO- mato plants this year, It's easy, but start them early and for happy results' plant Master Mar- globe, America's most perfectly formed tomato--extra large and solid. "The Tomato with the Ex- tra Slice". Send 16c for Speclal Pkt,; or only 2bc for % oz Full colour catalogue Free. Dept. " W. W. HICK & SONS LIMITED, Lindsay, Ontario. : = MACHINERY DIESEL CRAWLER TRACTORS . . RD7 CATERPILLAR WITH 8 YARD Le Tourneau scraper: RD8§ with 12 yard scraper; TDI18 Inter- national with bulldozer (scraper optional); TD40 with ' bulldozer; RD40 International (47.5 HP); RD4 Caterpillar; RD4 with An- thony Highlift Bucket and tnter- changeable bulldozer blade , . . Lighting plants, 1500 watt, 32 or 116 volts. Send for folder , . . Diesel and Gasoline Engines 40 to 1560 HP. Other equipment available, Wire, write or phone 8. H, Leventhal & Co. Machinery Agents, Winnipeg. : BUSINESS OPPORTUN]TIES $7,000--100 acres, all workable, ood land, 18 head cattle, 4 orses, 10 pigs, new machinery, 6-roomed house, T0 miles from Toronto, would consider small house vicinity New Toronto or Mimico as part payment, or $3,000 down, balance easy payments. Anniv 227 6th Bt, New Toronto, n DYEING AND CLEANING HAVE YOU ANYTHING NEEDS dyeing or cleaning? Write to us for Information. e are glad to | answer your questions. Depart- ment H. Parker's Dye Works Limited. 791 Yonge: Street, To- ronto. HAIRDRESSING L EA RN HAIRDRESSING THRE Robertson method. Information on request Jeparding classes. Robertson's Halrdressing Acad- emy, 137 Avenue Road, Toronto. FOR SALE ELECTRIC MOTORS, NEW, USED, bought, sold, rebulit: belts, pul. leys, brushes. Allen Electric Com- pany Ltd. 2326 Dufferin St.. To- ronto. STRAWBERRY PLANTS, ASPAR- agus, raspberries, peach trees. apples, pears, plums, cherries, grapes, currants, shrubs, hedging. shade trees, wire tree guards. Norfolk Nursery, Simcoe, Ontarlo. Flags POLES AND BTANDARDS Silk Flags to Order Society: Flaga to Order... GEO H. WILKINSON i D. 333-56 OUELLETTE AVE. WINDSOR MEDICAL. MEN AND WOMEN WANTED OF PARTICULAR INTEREST TO veterans and farmers! Sell Faml- lex spices, extracts, alimentary products, medicines, stock| and other farm products and succeed. Monthly free offers open every, door, Every family a prospect, Good districts open. Pleasant and profitable work: for part: time workers. Free Plan and catalogue. Famaex: 1600" Delorimler, one- real. } WANTED Cash Register Wanted: 1 Cent Up. Must Be Cheap, 833 Ouellette Ave. Windsor STOMACH AND IHRIAD WORMS often are the cause of I[ll-health fn humans, all ages. No one im- mune! Why not find out {f thls is your trouble? [nterest'ng par: ticulars--Free! Write Mulveney's Remedies, Specialists Toronto 8 DON'T DELAY! EVERY SUFFER- er of Rheumatic Pains or Neur-" itls -should try Dixon's Remedy. Munro's Drug Store, 335 Elgin, Ottawa, Postpaid $1.00. CONSTIPATION, quickly relieved with Fig-Lax tablets. 'Keep: regular with Fig: Lax, 25¢ at Drugglsts, ¢ BAUMEEKA ~atroys offensive odor 45c bottle. Ottawa agent, Denman Drug Store, Ottawa. PROVEN REMEDY--~EVERY SUF- ferer of * Rheumatic Pains or Neuritis should try Dixon's Rem- edy. Munro's Drug Store, 335 El- gin, Ottawa. Postpaid_$1.00. FRED A. BODDINGTON BUYS, sells, exchanges musical (nstru- ments. 111 Church Toronto 2. OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEN BE A HAIRDRESSER JOIN CANADA'S LEADING RCHOOL Great (Opportunity, Learn Hairdressing Pleasant * dignified profession. good wages, thousands successful. Marvel graduates.: America's greatest sys- tem. Illustrated -catalogue free Write or call MARVEL' HAIRDRESSING SCHOOLS © 358 BLOOR A. TORONTO Branches: 44 & 74 Rideau Rtreet, Ottawa. PHOPOGRATHY $6.5 --~ BEAUTIFULLY caped 60 acres, new brick, square plan house, large barn, garages, electricity, spring water. W. Overland, Cataract, Ontario. LANDS 60-ACRE FARM FIRST CLASS. up-to-date. Write for particulars, Bert Hagadorn, Burgessville, Ont. Amateur Theatricals SEE our character costumes. Have 600 costumes to choose from. Make- up dickeys, minstrel collars, gloves, e. . Costume Dept. -- Second Floor GEO. H. WILKINSON LTD, 333 OUELLETTE AVE. WINDSOR BEAUTIFUL COMFORTERS MADR from your materials. Quilting $1.85. Your wool carded" 25¢ Ib, washing 3c Ib. Quick service. Vir- gin wool batts $1.15 Ib, Wool Carding Machines $14.95, Spinning Whetls $13.95. : Ask for catalogue. 8ifton' Wool Products, Box 128, Sifton, Manlitobh, SAW MILL, NEARLY NEW, CAPAC: ity upward one thousand per hour, Can be operated by two men or more. Designed and built by an experienced sawyer. For particu lars, write or call Dan Vallleres, Mill Bridge, Ont, Do not call on Saturday, FOX HOUND PUP, MALE. PARENTS well bred and exeellent hunters, $156.00. 7 Rolland Rd; Leaside, FOR SALE, McCORMICK-DEERING W14' tractor on steel, complete with "ibelte yi and 2-farrow tractor plow, $725, K, C, McMillan, Georgetown, Ont, TIME. TESTED . QUALITY . SERVICE and: SATISFACTION Your films properly Aeveloped ano printed . 6 OR § EXPOSURE ROLLS 260 REPRINTR' ¥ tor 25¢° FINEST ENLARGING SERVICE You may. not get ali the films you want this year. but you can get all the quality and service you desire by sending your filme to IMPERIAL PHOTO SERV ICR Station J Toronto CANADA'S . LARGEST STUDIO STAR SNAPSHOT' SERVICE ' Don't risk josing your pictures, 8naps can't' be. taken over again. Send your. film rolls to Canada's largest and finest studio. Get better pletures at lower cost. : PROMPT MAIL SERVICE Any 8ize Roll--6 or 8 Exposures DEVELOPED AND PRINTED 25¢ "1 get best results from Star Snape shot Service" writes a customer {in Nova Scotia, who adds that ghe hae ried many places. IAL -ALBUM 'OFFER New &tyle Alburh With Prints sizes. 16-20-127 if 290! (4c extra) Ia sent with film roll. ENLARGEMENTS=-- COLORED AND FRAMED Enlargements 4 x 6" (n beautiful easel mounts, 8 for 26c. Framed, on ivory tinted mats, 7 x 9" in Gold, Sliver, Clreassian Walnut or 'Black Ebony finish frimes, 0c each «If enlargément colored, 79% ench STAR 'SNAPSHOT SERVICE Box '129, Postal Terminal A, Toronto Print Name and Address Plainly on Orders, BTLIO USNESS, | liver trouble, depressed headache, + FOOT BALM DE. instantly; MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS . King 8t.. Hamilton. : SADDLES WANTED RIDING BOOTS AND GEAR ._WE PAY CASH GEORGE H, WILKINSON 333 OUELLETTE AVE. WINDSOR Invalid Chairs Wanted WILL pay cash or swap for what we have. Swap Dept, Geo. H: Wilkinson Ltd. 333 Ouellette' Ave. Windsor Portable Phonographs WANTED! Will pay Cash 'or Swap for 'new shoes or new clothes or what' we. have. A GEO. H. WILKINSON 333-5 OUELLETTE AVE.. WINDSOR WANTED. GRIMM'S EVAPORAT- or. Size two and one half by eight only." State "condition and price. G. A. Hogg," Thamesford, 'Ont. WANTED, GARDEN: TRACTOR, 1 to 3 horsepower. State condition and price. Box 21, 73 Adelaide Wess, Toronto, ed FARM MACHINERY "VIKING". CREAM. SEPARATORS and repair parts are always avallable either at your local dealer 'or * direct from -Qwedish Separator Co. Limited,*720 Notre- Dame West, Montreal 3 Que. HELY AWANTED HOUSEKEEPER WITH FARM | experience; Modern' Fatm, by April 15th.:2 adults, © Brampton District. References required, J. M. Dolson, Brampton 2, Ont. CYLINDER' PRESSMAN WANTED, 'one with some experience "on make<ready. Steady position for steady reliable man. (44-hour week). Apply nearest' Employ- ment: & Reléctive Servica: Office. FILE--C.R. 2519, EXPERIENCED LINOTYPE OPER- ator and floor man wanted at once, steady position. (44-hour week). Apply nenrest Emplovment- an Relentiva Strvice: Office, FILE--CR. 2520, FARM "HELP WANTED FARMER! * SINGLE, RELIABLE steady' wan for 'general farm" work on. dairy farm, Experience milking machine, tractor, prefer- red 70° dolNdra 'monthly plus board, laundfy. Apply: ¥ Von Pills, Bokarfarm, Highway No, 2, | Whithy, Ont.. Phone Whitby 950. MR? WOOL GROWER. WBE OPERATE A GOVERNMENT Licensed Wool Warehotisé and fre prepared to purchpse this season's wool ellp according to Government . Grading Standards and at estab- lished Government prices, You can apply your wool credit agntnst blanket purchares. We do not handle." uséd woollens, THE STRATHROY WOOLLEN MINIS' LTD, STRATHROY, Ont, iy pati ISSUE 15-1948