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~~ wholesale index for November 1947 What Goes On In The World By Norman Blair Western Europe In March the Foreign Ministers of Britain, France, Belgium, Holland and Luxembourg put tfieir signa- tures to*a treaty of mutual defense, That was the start of the European Western Union; and on the same day the treaty was signed, President Truman pledged the United States to give the Union assistance, in the time of "need," "by appropriate means', . : Now a joint general staff has been established among the five nations; and in_an effort to let the United States know just how much assist ance would be needed, have made an estimate of what the strength of the Western Union Nations would be in terms of nanpower. LJ . Army Navy Air Force Britain 527,000 307,000 . 147,000 France _ 465,000 58,000 72,000 Holland 110,000 38,000 7,000 Belgium 58,000 none 7,000 Luxembourg (Strength neglible) The big program before the Min- isters of the fivk nations, however, is how to develop the kind of pro- gram most likely to win the whole- hearterl United States support, They are well aware that should a war develop between that country and Russia they will be caught "in the middle" and that their strength will be feeble compared to that of the Soviets. Therefore, firm: American support and <upport- before it is too late -- is the crux of the whole Western Furopean defense problem, or so it would: seen. Australia With so much talk "about rising prices and the advisability of re- imposing price controls in Canada, it may b> of interest to know a little of what goes on "Down Under" The most recent available reports say that price controls still apply to goods sold within Australia; and while the Price Commissioner has authorized certain advances, on the whole the level has been pretty well * mamtained. A review of etail, prices in six Australian state capitals showed that the index for the three months end- ing last September--with the 1936- 1939 average taken as equal to 100 -- were as follows; Food and groc- eries, 126; Rent of small houses, 106; Clothing, 191; Miscellaneous goods and -services, 126. - : Wholesale price of basic-materials and foodstuffs have also risen to some extent, although not nearly as esemuéh "as on this Continent. The --compared on the same basis as above -- was 139 for coals'and metal; 158 iqr oils, fats and waxes; 281 for textiles; 143 for chemicals; 130 for hides and rubber; 189 for building materials; 150 for foodstuffs and to-. bacco. ; It is interesting 'to note that the index for goods principally imported into Australia was 195, while that for goods principally produced at. honie was only 139." As at the end of 1947 consumer rationing still con- tinued to apply to meat, tea, butter, clothing and gasoline, = The United States The controversy in Washington over the war preparedness program boils down to®his --. the Adminis- tration want to prepare with men, while many members of Congress want to do it with money. The Congress plan is to re-equip the American armed forces with the most modern weapons, placing spe- cial emphasis on air power as the most potent sort of strength against Russian threat. The Administration is willine to go part way in this re- gard, and has repeatedly given warn- Ing that a sixtyzsix-group-Aicr Force -- using reconditioned planes -- was all American, economy can bear, But when the Appropriations Com- mittee voted, by an overwhelming majority, in favor of building a seventy-group force, the stronger air-power pogram took a real stride forward. . : : Of special interest to many Cana- dians is the victory scored at Wash- ington for the pro-margarine forces, In New York, for instance, marga- rine is selling at 45 cents a pound, | Régrets.". against butter price of more than i - -- + Legion . double that. Dairy interests have long contended that present restric- tive laws and taxes must continue, fearing that unrestricted margarine my eventually mean -- literally -- the end of their bread and butter, But in spite of bitter opposition the House of Represenatives voted by over two to'one to repeal the Feder- al tax. However, rougher sledding is expected in the Senate, where the smaller dairying states carry just.as much weight as those having big city populations. Palestine Affairs in that much-troubled land continue to remain in a condi- tion. of chaos, and_there are many who regard the Arab threat of in- vasion, with the purpose of taking the whole country, a very real one, The one man who may hold the key to the whole Palestine situation is Abdullah Ibn El-Hussien, king of the mountainous little country of Trans-Jordan. For although Abdul- lah's country is small (population only 335,000) and was recognized as a sovereign, independent kingdom only two years ago, his Arab Legion is by_far the trongest Arab army in the Middle last, and what he says © 'carries the utmost weight in the seven-state' Arab league. The Legion has 15,000 trained and disciplined fighters, who have tanks, mobile artillery and other modern mech.nized equipment. The top- ranking officers. are British," the commander being John Bagot Glubb Pasha. And very close ties are said to exist between Ab- dultah and the British Foreign Of- fice. , : One encouraging feature, how- ever, is that there is no love lost between Abdullah and other Arab leaders. They recognize that the Legion is the only real*Arab.strik- ing force, and on the surface appear to be"willing to back Abdullah in an attempt to break the Jews' armed power , in Palestine. and prevent the establishment of a Jewish state there. - But they also realize that Abdul- 'lah has a feal ambition to rule over what he calls a "Greater Syria" which would include -- as well as Trans-Jordan -- Syria, Iraq, Leban- on and an Arab Palestine, And they fear that by backing Abdullah's ambitions too far, they may be let- ting themselves in for something more than they bargained for. But make no mistake about it, whatever goes in Palestine, Abdul- fah is the man to watch. Great Britain Tn April, for the fourth successive month, Britains steel industry broke ita_awn production record. The suc- ~ "Canning" Help for the Cancer Fight--Like all others who re- alize. the importance of coribatting this great killer, railway workers throughout the Dominion are helping the "Fight Cancer" Fund. A novel plan has been adopted by railway freight department employees; and pictured here is one of two jam tins which will travel across Canada and back for con- tributions, just. before it left Vancouver aboard the C.P.R.'s fast freight "Seaboard" on its way to Halifax and intermediate points. A similar can will-travel over the lines of the Canadian National Railroad. The. idea originated at Vernon, B.C. and the two. 'tins with silver linings" will. finally be returned to- that point for delivery to Cancer Fund authorities. - Sports -- And One Thing or Another . By FRANK MANN HARRIS & ("A Sixbit Critic") = When he steered Citation under the wire, three and a half lengths ahead of his stablemate Coaltown, Eddie Arcaro became the first jockey to be aboard a Kentucky Derby winner four times. And right after the weighing-in rites-had been performed Arcaro remarked, somewhat wryly, "Well, that's one time I picked the right one." * * . He was thinking, no doubt, of some' of his previous Derby ex- periences--of- thie horses he had thouglit were a cinch that failed cessful drive for more scrap iron was apparently a contributing factor, which has carried steel production far beyond the goal set by the Gov- ernment. ' Production last month was at an annual rate of over 15 million tons, whereas the year's target was only 14 million tons. Pig iron production also rose in April, with the industry evidently feeling the benefit of new blast furnaces. The importance of these figures to British economy is best understood in light of the Government's state- ment at the first. of the year to the effect that stcel would take the place of coal as Britain's most vital pro- duct. Possibly with the threat of the industry's nationalization in the Fall as a stimulus, the steel and iron makers have really shown what free industry can do, and the four month succession of records broken is a really encouraging note in the tale of post-war Britain. Just For Fun __ A cub reporter on an English newspaper was reprimanded "for going too much into detail. "Keep it brief," ordered the editor. The next day he found the following on his desk: "Shooting tragedy last night. Lord Hapless, a guest at Lady Wistful's, complained of feeling ill, took a highball, his hat and coat, no notice of anyone, his de- parture, a taxi, a pistol from his pocket, and his life. Good chap. A. Bit Shy, But Willing To Make Friends--This eight-months old 'doe was very frightened, and in great danger of being hit by a passing car, when overtaken on a highway by a Society or the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals automobile recently. The doe is now quite happy on a farm' near Arthur, Ont, and is here seen making friends with Inspector Morris, of the S.P.C.A. the man responsible for putting it iti a place of safety. to come through, and of tie omes | he didn't feel had a chance which won. For crack jockeys can pick ultimate losers that look like cer- tain winners, even as you and IL. -Arcaro's first Derby mount was Nellie Flag, back in 1945. Every- body had Nellie pegged as the greatest filly since Regret--the only one of her sex ever to win the great Julep Belt event. But Eddie dis- -covered--as have many others be- fore and since--that fillies are a risky proposition early in the year, and Nellie Flag finished up with three others in front of- her. oy * . to His next mount, three years later, ~ was Lawrin--and if Arcaro had had his own way, he'd have missed the thrill of forking his first Derby winner. "I want rio part of that . one," he told Ben Jones, the trainer, when asked 'to ride, "I've got no 'confidence in him." But Jones per- suaded the jockey that Lawrin had one burst of speed that was bound' to take him to the front. Rounding - the bend for home Arcaro turned that burst loose; and that was that, *.. . x ® Eddie confesses that he was also dublous regarding -"Whirlaway's 'chances, in 1941, He didn't like the "[ way Whirlaway had been beaten in the Blue Grass Stakes and in the Derby Trial; and he knew that the 'horse had crazy habits and was just as liable to climb the fence into the infield as not. One of Arcaro's great regrets is that he didn't take a little of the 10 to 1 somebody offered him against the horse--as all Whirlaway won by was a mere eight lengths. In. the 1942 renewal Eddie had his pick of two mounts--and grab- bed the wrong one." They were Shut Out and Devil River, Arcaro's 'choice was Devil' River; and al: though, two days before the race, when he breezed both horses, Shut Out felt and worked: better, he re- fused to switch, and stuck to his original choice. Shut Out was the winner. . } * * * - Although his mount in the 1044 Derby was the favorite, and there wasn't much to beat, Eddie had his doubts as to the horse's ability to last the mile and a quarter distance. He was right. Stir Up failed to the routé and Pensive won. Ne year he was in the saddle on Hoop Jr. and didn't have to work any harder than he did this month om' Citation. Hoop Jr, bust off in front and never 'had even a glimpse of another horse until they- were pulling up Mter the finish, , 0% Lord Boswell was his mount in 1946--a- horse that everypody thought would come from behind , with terrific speed, mowing down A] all contenders in the stretch run. But it was a big field; hard to get through, and the chances are that Lord Boswell wasn't all the horse the experts said he was. Anyway, he didn't make it. - ---- « * Arcaro still thinks and maintains that h e gave Phalanx, .the 1047 favorite, as good a ride as pos- sible; although there were a whole: heap of onlookers who don't agree, and say that Eddie was distinctly -1--outridden. That race siiii troubies AGENTS WANTED OILS, GREASES, TIRES, Insecticides, Hlectrie FencegControllers, He and Barn Paint, Roof Coatings, " ers wanted. Write Warco Grease & ted, Toronto, BABY CHICKS GOOD profits cme with good breeding. Doa't bank on miracles--you can't get fast growth and heavy production out of chicks with a poor breeding background, Top Notch ohlcks are all from Government Approved Pullorum tested breeders and have been satisfying the most exacting poultrymen in Canada for the 'past 18 years. Can glve prompt delivery om all popular pure breeds and cross breeds in mon- sexed, pullets and cockerels. Also started chicks and older pullets 8 weeks to laying. Send for reduced pricelist, for May, Free catalogue. Top Notch Chick Sales, Guelph, Ontario. erm reteset -------------- ---414--Heavy Breed Cockerels--8c-- Sussex. Sussex x New Hamp, New Hamps, prompt delivery: B50. After April 20th: S%ec. May 1st to May 10th: 6c. Rhode Island Reds 4%e. Rock x Leghorn and Sussex x Leghorn 20, Leghorns fc. Fast Feathering Rocks and Rock x New Hamps to May 6th 6c. May 1-10th: Te. "To receive these specials enclose this ad with, order All prices subject to change , without notice HURONDALE CHICK HATCHERY, London, Ont. IMMEDIATE delivery chicks, dayold, started. Your neighbors may later wish they had more egxs and poultry for the markets ready for them. Be wise, be sure you have enough. Bray Hatchery, 130 John N., Hamilton, Ont, FREE! 100 HEAVY-BREED COCKERELS with every order of 100 pullets, Large Type White Leghorn "pulletsa $28 50, New Hampas. $28.00 To receive thls speclal enclose this ad with your crder HURONDALE CHICK _ HATCHERY, LONDON, ONT. PULLET bargaina while they last. § week old: Barred Rocks," Black Australorps, White Wyandottes, White Rocks, New Hampashires, New Hampshire X Barred Rocks 50.95. Black Minorca X White Leghorn, White Leghorn, Brown Leghorns 53.95. - Assorted Breeds 1.00 per hundred less Also, 8 weck olds, two and three and four week old pullets, cockerels and non-sexed at bargain prices. Day old cockerel bargains: White Leghorns, Black Minorca X White Leghorn 1.00. White Leghorn X Bar- red Rock, 2.50. Also heavy breeds at reduced prices, Send for completa pricellst. Tweddle Chick Hatcheries Limited. Fergus, Ontarlo, BREEDER HATCHERY CHICKS OVER 10,000 BREEDERS IN LAKEVIEW FARMS All double blood tested, Handed and Inspected. Many customers have had years of continuous success. with Lakeview chicks. You can too. From John Coles, Gravenhurst, Ontarlo-- "Many thanks - for_. fine shipment. I have 10095 livability.!' - Wonderful success. 78 to 807% production with your Sussex,' reports Arthur Aryere. O:goode, Ontarlo. _ EGG SHORTAGE Tota! chick hatchings down 509% from ago. higher POULTRY MEAT SHORTAGE Reports show cocsercls started to date down 70 to 807 from year ago. 3-4 Ib. brollers are selling for 35 to 40c Ib llve weight, The margin of profit is greatar than aver, : PROMPT DELIVERY 50,000 Lakeview chicks weckly. Wo can give prompt delivery In most breeds . Glve 3nd chotge of breed, If possible. Breeds avallable Sussex, Sussex x N. Hamps., B. Rock x Hamps.,, Barred Rocks, N. Hamps., Rhode [stand Reds, Large types W. Leghorns, Rock x Leghorn, Sussex x Leghorn, N. Hamp. x Lezhorn, . STARTED PULLETS 4 wks.-24 wks. Get a head start with started pullets or book order for future delivery 3 weeks to ready to lay. [It looks like It will be impossible to buy well-started plllets later on. All older pullets talsed on free range under Ideal conditions. HEAVY BREED COCKERELS Thousands available weekly. Send for spoclal low prices on large orders. f CAPONS 4 WEEKS READY MADE Thore Is good money In raising Capona. Sell . for as much per ib. as year PUSSY - tu=Reyas CLASSIFIED A Feed prices wil be lower and egg pricea FOB SALS Premier ' 10.0 [] , 0. B. Bmith, Boot WHIZZER motor 19 Dut o8 Your owas X wi oycle $160.00. Whisser, com OCbleftain heavy duty bloycle, wi heavy duty tires, heavy dust spokes ond heavy duty spring forks, $275.00, Cor paratroopers folding motorcycle, $385.00. ols Barheut power-blke, $197.00, Francls Barnett "Ht vid motorcycle (made in England), $480.00. We pay shipping charges. Rae J. Watson, 387 Wellington 8t., Londons, Ont. Oficial eycle headquarters for Weatern Outarlo. BROAD-BREASTED BRONZE TURKEY POULTS Alse SMALL WHITES snd BROAD- BREASTED BRONZE X SMALL WHITES and SMALL B.B.B.'S THIS looks the year to make real money Ia turkeys. Send for our Turkey Guide and let- ter to get all the detalls. There ls a good American market and demand. The duty Is down 3 cents per lb, Feed prices are going down. Quotations for May delivery for grain are down $13.00 to $17.00 per ton. Ameri: can Breeder flocks are down {0-50 per cent. Poult production will be away down. It Is expected that Canadian poults will be shipped to U.S.A. by May or before at good prices. Plan to raise poults! This is the year! Book your order now! Blg discounts for April delivery. Bend for Turkey Management GQulde and circular which tells all about profits, prevention of disease. and rearing methods LAKEVIEW TURKEY RANCH EXETER ONTARIO IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Buy Suvperlor® Quality, Extra Profit, day-old chicks and ducks. Our chicks are purebred and healthy. Coming from flocks inspected, approved or certified blood-tested breeders. The reproducers are R.O.P. or descending from R.O.P. cockerels, assuring at the same time healthy and vigorous chicks, well known for laying large eggs from 34 to 33 ounces per dozen, You can always depend upon a full egg basket when you order your chicks from us. Ask for our price list. For immediate or future delivery. Wilfrid Lefebvre, 1015 Amherst 8t., Montreal, 24. . BARGAIN! STOCK 'REDUCING SALE NEW: pot-type Queen Oil Burning Brooder stoves, new 320.00 or $31.00 delivered to your station, w 9 : Act quickly, while change without notice. price enclose this ad with ypur order. Also~ROOM HEATERS as low as $33.00 and New Pot-Type QUEEN RANGE OIL BURN- ERS. $45.00 while they last! LAKEVIEW HATCHERY AND. SUPPLY COMPANY EXETER HI-POWERED Riflea-- Write - for - descriptive folders and prices. SCOPE SALES OO. 316 Queen St., Ottawa, Ont. BAT HONEY, Nature's finest sweet. we will supply a case of 13 four-pound cans of de- llclous fine favored olover honey tor only $10,00. Order today while this bargain price lasts. Big Rock Farm, Mille Roo Ont. WEED oontrol with chemloals is easy, qul effective and economical with uss of Haa- son sprayers and chemicals. Write for fn- formation to George White & Bons Company Limited, London, Ontarlo. n HIGH PRICES -- UBED BAQS Minimum quantity 2300 bagg. Write WHSTERN BAG & BURLAP OOMP. 87 Front Street . Rast Toronto, t. MACHINERY NOW IN BTOCK. A Beatty 4 and shallow well pressure systems, deep well Hand Pumpe, and Pump Jacks. Alr Compressors, all sines both stationary and portable. Complete line of woodworking machinery. Bleotrie Motors, all sises In 36 and 60 cycle. Portable Bleotrie Welders, 100 amp. capacity. Write for prioes and descriptive literature to: Milgrom Blectrio Limited 79 King Street West tlaml!iton, Ontarlo ROOFING -- SIDING they last. Bubjeot 'to To receive this bargain Bargain -- Mill Ende. -- Factory Seconds 210 1b Asphalt Shingles - $4.78 8a. 135 1b. Asphalt Shingles 2.08 Ba. Colours---Qreen, Red, Blue, Black, Green Blend, Red Blend H : 1b. alive now. $8.95 Bq. his dreams, and he's studied the [gor ] 52 tal .| Bmooth - Rolled Roofing 46 Ib. $1.65, 85 Ib. " Sn et at day] 30.10. Rock faced 90 Ib. Roofing $3.08 8a. he 'made. . "Phalanx 'was a slow horse to pick up speed so I didn't hurry him away from the gate," Eddie says. "Starting .with the backstretch I thought we should be passing some ~--movies dozens of tines tooking for; and failing to find, any mistakes : of the ones in front -When I saw that we weren't I hit Phalanx at the five-eighths pole. From the stands it might have looked as if we were flying then, but I'm still not convinced'that we were Even at the head of -the stretch we were unable to gain on Jet Pilot; and the only reason we gained on him on end was * coming back. to us. I couldn't have because he given him a better ride" - *-- Solving H.C.L. Best Man (secking bridegroom af- ter the ceremony): Where's Mac? Guest: He's round at the back of 'old, started pullets and capons. 'LAKEVIEW POULTRY FARM AND HATCHERY FILL yout brooder houses with May or June chicks. It fan"t too late to start Winter layers, If you select Twoddle early maturing chicks. 'Twaddle chicks have extra vitality and stamina to live and grow rapldly during the hot weather. ' Tweddle high producing strains have the characteristics needed for profits. Glves you more eggs, more meat. We can give prompt delivery on all popular breeds and cross breeds in day old, started two, three and four week old, also older pullets elght weeks to laying. Send for reduced price- list for May and June. Free catalogue. Tweddle Chick Hatcheries Limited, Fergus, Ontarlo. [] 13%4c -- 'Hurondale Chicks -- 18%4c All Breeders double-bloodtested and banded, backed by high pedigreed foundation stock, Many eusto=ers report "Best chicks I ever had, and prices so reasonable'. "The chicks 1 had from you.have done splendidly" reports James Wright, Owen Sound. Pure Sussex mixed: 14c; Sussex x New Hamp, Rock x New Hamp, Barred Rock and New Hamp mixed: 12%c: pulleta: 240. Rock x Leghorn, Sussex x Leghorn, New Hamp x Leghorn fo May 20th: mixed: 14c, pullets: 37o, cockerels: 2c. After May 20th, Mixed 13%ec, Pullets 24c. Large type White Leghorn Pullets 24c, mixed 13%c. Fast Feathering Rock and Rock x New Hamp cockerels 6c to May 1st; Sussex x New Hamp and Broad vem? Red, Green & Black, F.0.B. Hamilton, "These are real vaues at the above prices. Order Now, 8tock limited. ROBERT JONES LUMBER CQ. HAMILTON- NTARIO ART LL IY LL A WRECKER ALL PARTS Thoroughly guaranteed, wrecked and catalogu- ed. Bhipped with no mistakes anywhere. Mall orders a specialty. All correspondence an- swered dally. No part too hard to get. Try our fast and acourate service. We olean, re- palr, or recore any make of radiator. Glass installed while. you wait. Lakeside 4488, 1405 Bloor 8t. W., Toronto, Ontario. Write Wire Phoge 138 ACRES, Welland County, one mile fro Lake Erle. Clay loam, 30 aores hardwood hush, 8 acres good fruit trees, plenty of water. Large brick house, barn 38 x 100, shed 30 x 18, conorete silo 13 x 40, 3 hen houses, 3 brooder houses. Rich land. Farm owned by sanie family since 1888. Advancing age reason for selling. - M, B.' Bar- rick, R.R. 2, Wainfleet. Ont. § REGISTERED Lincoln ewes. With § large lambs from Oxford ram. First $300. takes them, M. Johnson, R.4, Bt. Catharines. BOXER pupples, brindle, ¢ months, champion sire. Henry Stameryhanns, R.R. No. 1, Weston, Ont. GABE pickup baler, and tractor elds good condition to highest offer. H. Russell Bddy, Scotland, Ont, - ONTARIO| | %" thick Brick. Siding, Red or Red Blend] V7, DVERTISING J 8ougog Lake. pwoastly Ontario. Phone --Clarka A221. REGISTERED Red poll three Helfer calves, also some cows. Evan M. Quantrill, New- topville, Ont. SS WHIZZER motor to put on your own Licycle $180.00. Whizzer, complete 'with Chi:ftalm heavy duty bloycle, with heavy duty tires, heavy duty spokes and heavy duty spring forks. $3715.00. Corgl paratroopers folding motorcycle, $385.00. Francis Barnett powers bike, $297.00. Francis Barnett "Merlin motorcycle (made in England), $450.0) We pay shipping charges, Rae J. Watson, 337 Wellington 8t., London, Ont OmMcial cycle headquarters for Western Ontario, --_------ ree = ee HAIRDRESSING. LEARN Halrdreasing the Robertson method. Information on request regarding classea Robertson's Hairdressing Academy. 117 Ave nue Rogd, Toronto. HAIRDRESSERS start a busineas of your own glving Arle Cold Waves in the Homes. Arle Cold Wave Co., 108 Adelaide St. W,, Toronto, sR MEDICAL Jor p-- - GOOD RESULTS Every sufferer from Rheu- matio Palins or Neuritis should try Dixon's Remedy. Munro's Drug Store, 335 Eligla, Ottawa. Postpald $1.00. Thousands Enjoy New Vigor FER-BEK TONIO TABLETS contain ingredients necessary for a fecllug '"'Wellbelng'® and for vigorous Good Healt 18-days supply, postpaid $1.00. BEK HEALTH PRODUCTS Box 28, Btatlon K, Toronte. TRY ITI Hvery sufferer of Rheumatic Paine or Neurltls should try Dixon's Remasdy. Munro's Drug Store, 3118 Eigin Ottawa. Poat- pald $1.00. -< : OPPORTUNITIES for MEN and WOMEN HARN MONRY AT HOME Bpare or full-time money-making. Learn te make candy at home and earn as you lea correspondence course. National Institute Confectionary Reg'd. Delorimler P,0., 183. Montreal, Que. 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Btate qualifica~ 1048. Apply oxpacted. DUTIEB to commence Sept. 1, 1, Hughes, S8e0.-Treas-; 3 : A t Nurses and nurses' alds for sumd- mor rellef and permanent staff, Full maln- tenance provided. Apply Superintendent of Nurses, Freeport Sanatorium, Kitchener, Ont A experienced girl, general house _work, fond of children, private room. Refer ences, 433 Palmerston Boulevard, Toronto. WANTED --Blderly couple, no children. Mah to assist with farm work and chores. He arate new five-room llving quarters with bal Rleotrioity, fuel, heat, garden plot furnished. .The term hawk is applied in a 'general way to all the diurnal birds of prey with the exception of vultures, eagles and owls. * " Right, the First Time "Why, Winifred, it's wonderful to see youl Tell me abqut yourself. Are you married?" at "Oh, yes," said the matron. "Imagine itl You said yqu would- n't marry the best man on earth." "I didn't." i . Breasted New Hamp cockerels to May Ist: the car irying ov the old shoes, S8%c. May 1.10th: 6c. Assorted Mixed - chicks 1lc, assorted pullets: 23c. Assorted - heavy cockerels, 60 when avallable. All prices subject to change without notice. DOES 100% Live Delivery to your Station. $1.00 par 100 deposit, balance C.0.D. Order from and enclose this ad. HURONDALE CHICK HATCHERY, LONDON, Ontario. am INDIGESTION § WHEK old pullet bargains while they last! : New Hampshires, Barred Rocks, White AN] Rocks, Black Australorps, 49.95. Black Min- | | orca X White Leghorn, White Leghorn, 83.98. LL Assorted Breeds 1.00 per hundred less. Also Ww | tour, three and two week old pulléta, cockerels k "| and non-sexed chicks at reduced prices. Day old cockar2l- bargajng; White Leghorns, 1.00, 1 LJ Black Australorp X White ing 2-04 1 - 5 Also heavy breeds at bargain prices. sena " Help Your for 1 "28" For The Kind Of complete pricelist. Top Notch Chick Bales, : WEEN A hn Relief That H Make You Rarin' Te Go Guelph, Ontarlo. ; bgp | - . vv. es» More than half of your is done DYEING AND CLEANING C ta v i below the bult--in your 28 fees of : os Gon pORY Bo when indigestion strikes, try HAVE YOU anything needs- dyeing or olean- "nh that helps, dig in the stomach AN jn) Write 'to us for ismation We ave . : oe below ; 21d glad to answer. your questions, spartmen What you may need is Carter's Little '| H, Parker's Dye Works Limited 791 Yonge Claarette Tobaceo Pills 0 give needed help to that Street, Toronto, Ontarlo. : 28 fake one Carter's Little Liver Pi 2 ih ake one LJ L A5 oné ATIC shadle, Tak Lien to YoR San \ direstitea. T P TALS Wp 8 "= HARLEY DAVIDSON ' AND boveia ~35ip you disses what ou have MOTORCYCLES Aiky y " Parte and Service. Bert HB. Konnody & Som, makes dof {oka ant hind of rete shot 419 College 8t., Toronto. ALSO AVAILABLE fot Jo ba pure vo god he psn Cure ALL-CANADIAN Milk Shorthorn ; [J from your droggist Bale held at Alderles Farm, Hamilton, IN Y4 POUND TINS 1218, 49 dhiles Jainal J Suyand 4 \ 3 or catalogues Ww 'won, y ISSUHK 21 -- 1948 Hamilton, Plan to attend, \ , ---- \ * " -- FOR BALE Cement Block Garage--Ifully equipe ingjuding bydraulic holst; '§ rooted ho with bardwood floors, bath, furnace, lunchbar, garden, In village on pavel road Evelyne BE. Cooke, Hroker,- me Of iast ~inmpecior and salary Ta John Bkelly, R. R. No. 8, Prescott, Ont. dr ® AS Aa Lv (Aa 2 iF y RR #20 ; i V1gh 0) 3h Es i rs he AER De i, Pee Py poy TS i { 5 3 - - an