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RECORDS FOR PRISONERS 1 ..^ ''^^1 #'â- â-  "'â-  'â-  -'i : f * 1^ ^^ *^K^ ga^. / . â- ;;â-  '^ S" '" *'^:^^^ffi '^ ' "^W ^ > M^^ ^ â-  B MW('}/ i ->4 ALL TIRED OUT The first shipment of phonograph records destined for German prison camps in which Canadian are interned was presented to Major General the Hon. L. R. LaFleche, Minister of National War Services, in Montreal. F. R. Deakins, President of RCA Victor, who officially turned the records over to the General, is seen here introducing him into the intricacies of a modern recording instrument. The shipment is the first of a regular monthly service to prisoners-of-war in Germany. WHAT SCIENCE IS ^ING Onions For Wounds The aroma of fresh onions and garlic is such a good germ-killer that the Russians are using on- ions as an aid in curing infected wounds The story is told in the Ameri- can Review of Soviet Medicine, by B. Tokin, A Kovalenok, I. V. Toropt^ev and A. G. Filatova. They tested human mouths and found that after three to eight minutes of chewing fresh onions or garlic, and sometimes after one minute only, the mouths were found free of bacteria. The Russians say they don't know what the chcmica' is that makes the breath lethal. The killing effects disappear after about IC minutes, but the punch, while it lasts, is tremen- dous. It kills not only the invis- ible germs, but the big visible protozoa. These are ont-coll ani- mate, like parameria The killing, or healing, aromas are not confined to onions and garlic. The Russians report them in lesser degree in horeradish, radishes, peppers, and such fruits as lemons, oranges and tange- rines. The â- w-r^^unds treated with onion were all amputations, of arms or legs. The onion was never placed In or on the wound. A container was made to fit the wound, and carrying the vapors to it for 10 minutes in each treatment. The improvement was good enough that the Russians report they be- lieve the plant fumes have a .place in treatment. Hugh Try It A foreigner once rashly asserted that he thoroughly mastered the English language, relates the Slief- lield (England) Ttleprapli. \\here upon sonic one asked him to write form dictation the following: As Hugh Hughes was hewing a Yu!c log from a yew tree, a ilian in clotlics of a dark hue came up to Hugh and said, "Have you seen my ewes?" Said Hugh, "If you wail until I hew tliis yew I will go with Tou anywhere in Europe to look for your ewes." PISTOL-PACKIN' PUP Lassie, a pup bouKht by Chicago police captain Louis Capparelli u a pet for his daughter, was kept in the police station to be housebrokcn. She liked the place 10 much she refused later to live at home, walks beats with the cops, and, as pictured above, proudly packs a rod and shield to prove she's no child's pet, but mascot to 200 burly cops. Have You Heardl An officer had dictated a letter to a C.W.A.C. stenographer in whicli the words "intelligence of- ficer" were used twice. The steiio- gruphcr, not usail to army titles typed "intelligent officer." The officer who had dictated the Icttir roared at the little steuogrjiphcr: "look at this! Who- ever heard of an intelligent offi- cer?" â€" o â€" A: "So you bought a new fur coat after all. I thought you said your husband could not afford it this year." B: "So I did, but we had a stroke of luck. My husband broke his leg and the insurance company paid him $300." He: "Do you think I'm con- ceited?" She: "No, Why do you ask?" He: "Well, men as good looking as I am usually are." â€" o â€" This story comes from the .Alex- andria Army Air Base in Louisi- ana. Two soldiers stepped forth smartly when they heard the top- kick ask for a "postal detail." Tiicy C'lvisioned soft jobs. They learned quickly, when handed shovels, that he actually had said "pos; hole detail." How Can /? Q How can I remove marks of icorch? A Clothing that is scorched while ironing should be immediately plunged into cold water. Allow it to stand for twenty-four hours and by that time the marks will have disappeared. This of course applies to material that is washable. Q How can I soften hard paint? A Paint that is hard and use- less can be softened by pouring an inch of turpentine on top of it and letting it stand for a few days. Then stir with a stick until soft, Q How can I remove rust from steel? A A steel article that has be- come badly rusted should be soaked in sweet oil for one or two ^j-6 and then rubbed with a fresh linie. Q How can 1 give vii.ility to a canary? A If the canary has lost vitality during the molting period, place a rusty nail in the drinking water. It will supply iron to the bird when he is not so actve as usual. Q What is a good way to mail coins? A When mailing a coin with a letter, attach the coin to the note paper with a .strip of adhesive tape. It will hold the coin in pl.ice until it reaches its deslinatioii. HeadacJLe Nothing is more deprcs. 5ing than headaches... Why suffer.'... Limbly's ^ will Bjve instant relier. \ Lambly'sis|(oodfore«f- CvJ , iche, toothache, p.iins in "ffl^ -. back, stomach, bowels. 7kud.' AMBLY'S HEADACHE POWDERS â- â€¢ MORE CASH l-OH VOL'K C.Wi %NV M4KK, MOIIKI, OK W.XW WH NI£KD-.io CARS .\(,AV M-M MODinS TRAIN MOTOR CO. Mi. 17 11 â€" .S7') YONC.H •iOKONTO Comely^ workers at Air Service Command warehouse, Miami, Fla., display largest and smallest tirei Bupphed to U.S. Army Air Forces. Georgie Stroud sits comfortably atop 56-inch Fishing Fortress tire as she and Jean Lineberger hold 8-inch tires used on landing wheels of PT-17 training planes. Nazi Supply Lines Lead Through Rome The only way the Germans can supply tlicir defence lines at .Anzio and Cassino is through Rome. All railway supply routes and all major roads Ie;'.d through Rome to the south, and through Rome only. Rome is one large distribution center through which all things German flow. It will be an open city only when and if the. German army stops using its stations, air- fiehhs, roads, military depots, and barracks and not before. Modern Etiquette By Roberta Lee 1. Is is proper to touch the lips with the tips of fingers that have been dipped into the finger bowl? Z Is it all right for a woman to ciose a social letter with "respect- fully"? 3 Is it correct for a hostess to rise when greeting each guest? 4 May one ever interrupt a per- son who is speaking? 6 If a woman does not observe a regular at-home day, what are the customary visiting hours? 6 What should be the minimum of space alloted to each guest at the dinner table? Answers 1 While often done, one should learn to eat without making the lips greasy. It should be sufficient to touch the lips with the napkin. 2 No. , "Sincerely," "Sincerely yours," or, "Very sincerely yours," would be the best endings. 3 Yes regardless of whether the guest is a man or a woman. It would be inhospitable if she didn't. 4 This would depend upon the reason for interrupting. It would be rude to break into a conversation in order to introduce a person or just be- cause one is bored. 5 Between the Durs of three and five in the after- noon. 6 Twenty inches is the niininunn. United States War Loan $16,000,000,000 Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau, Jr., set June 12-July 8, as the dates for the fifth United States war loan drive in which that country will be asked to invest .flfi,- ooo,ooo,nno. Easy fo ro//, delightful â€" fo smoke FINE CUT CIGARETTE TOBACCO Aircraft Designs In Post- War Houses A new British plan for post- war mass production of pre-fabri- cated houses will not only provide 4,000,000 extra homes for Britons but will aid aircraft firms, now turning out thousands of bombers and fighters, in their conversion to peace-time manufacture. Blue- printed by 120 large firms, re- presenting five major British in- dustries â€" aircraft plywood, steel tubing, light alloys, and iron and steel â€" the scheme will benefit from war-learned lessons in aircraft con- struction and design. For example Britain, unused to central heating wll have in its new houses heating and insulating devices borrowed straight from its fighting planes. To avoid standardization, five or six basic designs have been pre- pared. Pre-fabricated houses, ac- cording to engineers, architects and housewives, will make pos- sible great advances in low cost housing, and less thai 1,000 man- hours will be needed to build and assemble one of the ready-made homes. This compares with the average of 2,200 man hours now- needed to build an ordinary dwel- ling. ROOFING BARGAINS FACTORY MILL E.\DS Act U01V â€" get your high grrarte a.sbestos felt roofing nt bargain prices while this offer lasts. Mill ends and factory secondu â€" Mlatc Hiirfaced and plnin. AIno reitriilnr rrd and firreen Hinte »ur- fai-ed rooflnK â€" priced to clear. Write tiidaj-; EASTERN FACTORIES OUTLET LTD. Uept. W., Burllnston, Ontario HAIIl flllUiS SI'KCIAL I'lllCKS FOIt JIXK A.NU JLLV B;irie(I Roek Mixed lOo New Hampshire Mixed .... lie White i^eghorn Mixed .... 10c Biirred Roi-Ii Tullet.s 17c While Ijcghorn r'ullets .... 20c Don't del.M.v. $1.00 bool<s your order. Cnrleton Uateliery, - Ilrldinnia HciKlitK, Ontario. EAUV I'HICK.S, $13.00 PEH 100. Aflor Way 1, $11.00. Tlira-sher'a H.ilcheiy, Harrow, Ontario. IttVEnsiDK GOVKnN.ME.VT Ap- proved B.Thy (.'hiel<.s from lurBO lype bloodlesled Breeders, noth- ing' liiit lit oz. Kkbm and over are set, a.s.suros .vou bi(r vifforous. fast muturintf Cliicli.?, Barred Rock.«. While Ijfyhorn.o, Ijlght Su.x.sex.';. Write for folder. River- side I'oultiy Farm, Hickson, Ont. KO ^vAlTl.^•c;. \vK CAS fii>u on- ders for nioht breeds in dayolds and seviral breed.s In Hfaricd pullil.'i. If you think you haven't encjuKh 1(1 catch the good markets In Ihc f.ill â€" thoKe .'<tiirted pullets will likel.v be the answer. Hut ordiT now. Bray Hatchery. 130 .lidiii N.. li.-iniilton, Oiil. O. 13. S. BARRED ROCK CHICK.S from I'uUorum-frec, povcrnmcnt approved breeders. .Send for price list. Haiies roultry Farm. Jcrscy- villc, Ont. Af:T tii;il-KI,V IK VOU WA.NT solTle of lhc.se pootl T^vcddlc two and three week old started chick.s in non-.sexcd, pullets or cuckei'cl.''. Special reduced prices while Ihci' last. .\1ko daj' oldfJ and pullets eight weeks at aye tiiid .lUkr. AVrite for the new 1!M1 Tweddlo oalaloKue. Tweddle Chick Hatcheries Bimited. Fergii.s, Onl.-iric. CHII-KK.V RAISI.Xt; l.'^.N T "HIT OU niifii" (iiiy more. Mtikini;' money out of chickens and eKi^'S is a cut and dried proposition now- jidays. The wise man knows there are certain rules in the Kanie that must be observed If he's Roing to keep his shirt anil have enough left to buy a necktie when ihe season is over. This man Hiarls with chicks of known breeding. Ciovernrnent Api)roved from bhiodlested breeders. He knitu's chicks don't "just Brow", Thej' Jinvc lo bo raised. This chap tisuMlly makc.M money out of chickens . . . and a whole lot of folk start with Top Notch chicks because the.v feel they're depend- able. We can Bive prompt de- livery on day olrts, two, three and four week olds. Send for catalogue and special pricellst. Top Notch Chivlieries, Guel|>h, Ontari_o. Sl'KCIAB Sl'SSE.K HAMP. BUI,, lets. !i weeks old. ready for range; Fred llcnders.iii, R.l Sebrlng:vllle, Boi. 1-, I'uu. n. Elliee. Slll'IOIilOli CHIi-lCS, AlA. BKKKD- er.s blood tested. Write for our Rperlal low prices for end of Ma>". .June and .luly cliick.s. Beg- horns, Haried Itocks. Hampshires, Kook Hanip, .Sussex. Sussex Haniiis. mixed chicks. pullets, rockenl:). C-8-10-12 week old pul- lets for immediate delivery. .Superior IT-iichery, Bliiw^'od. Ont. Pl'BBlOT.S AND ("APONS PROM May and .Tunc hatched chicks. Our New Hanipsliire Bight Sussex li.\'bi-iils make excellent laytM-s and ilioicest of meat l)irds. AVeliei's I'oullrv Farm and Hat- eheiy. lloule 2. Kllchener. Ont. THI'! I'.Xl'F.RIlONfB OF OTHKTiS In the cheapest teacher. Tweddlo custoniiT.j come back to Tweddle for chicks UKain and apain. It's been going on for over l!i years. â- \Vc mention this now because you'll agrei' that there's no time for ixperlinent In this 1!>44 mar- ket anil also becatise we wouldit'l build up a )>u.sinefH the .«iize of ours ir we did ntit turn out hlgh- <(UiiIlty livable chicks. Tweddle (;(^\ crnmenl Approved i-hicks frotn hl.iod-fesled breedeFS give you the i-ight st.-irt. We offer oil pi'piil.ir i>iuelirct ds and hybrid eross»'s â€" t}ny olds, sexed â-  â€" - non- »exfd â€" coikerels. Prompt at- tention given to all orders. lOO'",, live arrival guar.-inteed. .Send tor Tweddle new 1!I44 eataloKiio and also ask for special price.« on two and three week old started <hieks In pullets, non-sexed and ooeker- els. also older pullet-' eliiht week" and older. Tweddle ("hick Tlatch- eries Biiniled. Feigii.^. Ontario. 1I-' YOB WANT TO .S.WE TIMR. fuss and Viollo r send for the Top Notch Special pricellst on two. three and four week old non- **oxe.d, pullet or cockerel chick.''. Ask pnrtlculnrl.v nhoul the low prices on four week old \Vhlt( I-<>Rhorn pullct.«. Top Notch Chli k- cries, Guelph, Ontario. uvBi.x; A ti,K.».\i\(; HAVt; VdU A.NVTHI.Nii NEKUS dyeing or cleaning? Write to ua for Inform.ition. We ar« elad to answer your questions. Depart- ment H. Parker's Dye Works l>imited. 79] Yonge Street To- ronto. HAIItI)liB>MM; AMBITIOUS GIRLS and •MIDDLE AGE women, learn hairdressing: at Can- uda's finest and largest schools. Refined, digrnified work. Spluidid pay. Write or call for free liter- ature. Marvel Hairdressinj? Schools, 358 Bloor Street, Toronto. Branches 44 King Street, Hamilton, and 71 Rideau .Street, Ottawa. l- i!J A K N HAi HIJKESSINU THt' KobertsoD method. Information on reQuesi reifarding classes. RotierLson's UalrdressinK Acad- emy. 187 Avenue Road. Toronto. W 1 ti S. .TOUBES, TBA.N-SFORM- ation.% Switches, Curls and all t.vpes of finest quality Hair Goods. Write for Illustrated cat- alogue. Toronto Human Hair Supply Co.. 52S Bathurst Street, Toronto. MF.IJICAL PROVEN REMEDY. EVEHV SL"F- fcrer of Rheumatic Pains or Neur- itis sh{»uld tr.v l->ixon's Remedy. Munro's DrUK Store, 335 Elgin, Ott.'iHa. BoRtpaid $1.00. DEAF , THE NEW STKEAMBIKED COM- pact Potter Teleiihono is tho smallest hearing aid available. It Is clear, powerful, makes con- versation easy anywhere and is most reasonably priced. Try it. Write Potter Earphone Company, 229W ronge St., Toronto. Estab- lished for butter hearing; for a quarter of a oentury. Y-OH GET QUICK REBIEF FRO.M Eczema and l*soriasis l>.v using Patson's Eczema Ointment. Stops burnin.i; and Itching; soothes and heals cuts, burns and piles. Hun- dreds of satisfied customers. 60e und $t postpaid. Patson Health Prodi;-*s. 2G1 St. Catherine West, Montreal. STOMACH A.N'D THREAD WORMS often are the cause of Ill-health In huronns all ages. No one im- mune! Why not find out If this la your trouble? Interesting par- ticulars â€" Free! Write Mulveney's Semedies, Specialists Toronto 3. nt DON'T DEI.^VY! EVERY SUFFER- er of Rheumatic Pains or Neur- itis should try Di.xon's Remedy. Munro's Drug Store, 835 Elgin, Ottawa. Postpaid $1.00. BAIJMEEK.A FOOT BAB.M destroys offensive odor instantly, 45c bottle. Ottawa ogenu Denman Dru« Store. Ottawa. OF|.'|.;il TO IWKXTOUS AN Ol't'Uit TO EVEItV I.NVENTOR List of inventions and full hifor- mntion sent free. The Ramsay Co., Registered Patent .Attorneys, 2T.i Hiiiik Sircri.. Ottawa. Canada. I'liUTUtillAPIIV DON'T RISK LOSING "SNAPS" THEY C.\.\'T BV: T.VKK.N' .AGAIN Get finer "snaps" at lower cost â€" Prompt Mail Service. Send your film rolls to Star Snapshot Service to lie dovelopod and printed. This Is Canada's largest finishing stu- dio, serving customers all over Canada. You'll like our work. too. Any Size Roll â€" G or 8 Exposures. DKVLl-OPKD .A..\I) PKINTED 25c Praising Star Snapshot Service, a customer at Windsor, Ont., writes: "I suppose It's hard to give your usual quick service with help so bard to get, but as long as you turn out such fine pictures, Pll wait â€" if I have to wait" 3 MOUNTED ENLARGEMENTS 25o Size 4xti" in Beautiful Easel Mounts Bnlargcincnts 4xC" on ivory tinted mounts; Ik'J" In Gold, Silver, Cir- cassian Walnut or Black Ebony finlsli frames, riOo eadi. If enlarge- moot I'olurcd, 79o each. STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE Uox 12!i. I'ostal Terminal ,\. Torotilo Prim Vour .Name and Address Plainly ot< All Orders. v.vrv.xvs i'i:iiii:ii.sii iNii At i;ii \- i'(i.mp.\n\ Pnlent Solicitors F.^l â- ibllsl...(i 18!10; 14 Kinu U .--i T'u.r.i Uooklet of itifiiMii.i t. Mr. quest SKKDS WE ARE GROWERS AND .MARK- eters of tho famous Truck Load Ear Brand seed corn. Order early and save money. Belle River Grain & Seed Company. Belle River. Ont. FOR SALE 76 ACHES FARM and stock for sale. Apply to Mrs. G. H. Graham, R.R. 2. Mono Road. Ont. FARM FOR SALE. 5\« miles from Timmlns, 100 acres. 70 cleared, new farmhouse, 22 cow barn, stable, etc., 17 milch cows, mach- inery, 3 horsos; with or without stock; inquire further Box 45D, Timmins, Ontario. L.AHGE GI^VDIOLUS BULBS, RAIX- bow collection of outstanding varieties. 2 dozen $1.10 delivered. Kuyper's Bulbs, Hatzic, B.C. We grow the best onl.v. NEWLY RECONDtTlO.NED BOOTS of our armed forces in perfect condition. Special $3.25 delivered. Money back guarantee. .State size, send money order. Ruskin & Co., Peterborough, Ont. EGG BRUSHES â€" DIRTY EGGS made clean with a few strokes. Brushes, 60c. Refills, IMt:, post- paid. Special prices to Egg Sta- tions. A. L Reichmuth, March- well, Saskatchewan. DeWAl.T SAWS AND WOODWORK- ing Machines. Newest types avail- able from direct factory repre- sentatives for Canada. Quotations gladly furnished on application, DeWult Disher Corporation Ltd., 402 West Pender St., Vancouver, B.C. GRINDERâ€" Greey, fifteen inch, double action, babbit bearings, workable condition. l'ulle.vs, shafting, hangers, belttng elevat- ors. Cheap. BELT â€" Fifty-eight ft. two piece, extra heavy 8". Twenty Dollars. BI.uVCKS.MlTH'S WHEEL FLtVTEâ€" Eight dollars. JARDINE TIRE UPSETTERâ€" Twelve dollars. Enulpment in Orono. Contact Rowland Smith, 16 Wroxeter Ave., Toronto. DR. J. H. ENGELS MINERAI-IZED Yeast has been helpful In the prevention of abortion. Many tes- timonials verify its value. 100 lbs. $16.00 plus charges. Nnexcelled for cattle, sheep, goats, and swine. We claim our Mineral and Yeast Powders for all animals are not only corrective agents tor malnutrition but thev more than pay for themselves in growth, vigor and production. Dr. J. H. Engei, corner Queen and Princess Sts., Waterloo. Ont. Write for booklet. SLIIIT HARNESS DRESSING â€" Finest leather and harness pre- servative. Sliplt also has many houeshold uses 25c up at most grocery, hardware and chain stores. A product of Lloyds Lab- oratories, Toronto. THRO W GASOLINE AGAINST atorm, rettu-ns vaiutr. That's how STOR-MO. Vaporizer produces more miles. Build yourself, it's simple. Results good. Plans 8.")C, J. A. Friesen, Box 05, WINKLER, Maiiitolni. ELECTRIC MOTORS. NEW. USED, bought, sold, rebuilt: belts, pulleys, brushes. Allen Electric Company Ltd., 2Jt2e Duffcrin St, Toronto. FREE â€" COLORED NURSERY Catalogue. Full line of Fiull Trees; Evergreens; Flowering Shrubs; Perennials; Shade Trees; Roses; Brookdale-Kingsway Nurseries, I'owmanville. Ontaiio. H ACRE, FRA.ME BARN 40 X CO. Hou.ie IS .X 30. Woodshed 10 -X 16 in village of E.gmondvlllc $800. on. Also 55 acres clc:ired land, gtiod locailly, SO rods from buildings, Hd.ioining Seaforth 140 per acre. Mrs. Cr.iwford Simpson, Egmond- Ville, Ontario. NEU â-  ZEAL AN D WHITI- RAOBITS. 3 monilis old $5 a p.air. One olc er bu â- k. Percy Hazier ood. Ma tlawa. Ont. SI.K ANGORA RABBIT BUCKS, pedigreed. Snowdrift strain, three dollars each. Box 255, Port Cr.dit. 1 NEW ZE..\L.^ND WIIITES. SlOVl'.R- al fine docs from priao winning stock, bleeding age. Chinchill.'iH. some prize winners. .Mso ,\ngoi- ns fri.m pjlze stock, c. Brunt. .•Snowdrift BahhIirv, S.'arboio ,Jct., Ont. STOCK FOR .SALE HOLSTEIN BULLS. 13 YEARLINGS from fully .accredited herd. Apply I'arker Locke. WilllamsburS', Ont. FOR S.VT-E. DARK GREY PERl'H- eron stallion rising seven, gentle, sure. Priced to sell. .lohn 1. Thomp.son, Route 2. Pioton, Ont. SERVICEABLE AGE AND YOUNG- er dual-purpose Shorthorn bulla from R.O.P. dams, deep, thick, typy. Fcm.iles. all ages. co%vs, heifers." calves. Alan Alder.son, Route 4, Hrrailton. PERCHKRONS STALLIONS CHAM- pion breedinj? and type A, prov- en 4 year old .and two yearlings. Hulse and Black, Queensville, Ont. MALE HELP WANTED MAN. YOUNG TO MIDDLE AGE. married, wanted, experienced in general farm work. Must be ef- ficient, reliable, good with live- stock and machinery. House, milk and garden supplied. Apply stat- ing number in family, wages ex- pected, etc. to Dodswood Farms, Alton, Ont. MAN TO HANDLE 60 ACRE F.\RM in Hamilton district. This is a general farm. Married man pre- ferred. Cottage with electric lights supplied. $70.00 per month, Tiox 22, 73 Adelaide St. W., To- ronto. INTELLIGENT MAN. MIIJTARY exempt, as apprentice, to learn printing presses. Previous exper- ience in this line not essential. Apply File No. 23, Selective Ser- vice, 174 Spadina Ave.. Toronto. EXPERIENCED EGG GRADER for Western Ont.irio egg station and locker service. Prefer- one with some meat experience. Good wages, .\pply nearest Employ- ment and Selective Service. Refer to CR 920. HELP -WAIVTF.D L.\r)Y OR MAN AND WIFE TO work for a bachelor farmer or share work. Box 138, 73 Adelaide W.. Toronto. â- Â«-AIVTED GARDEN TRACTORS, ALSO LATE model car: one ha.v press. Apply to Box 138, 73 Adelaide W., To- ronto. WANTED IN YOUR DISTRICT some one to take orders for day old chicks in spare time for a largo Canadian Government .Vp- proved Chick Hatchery. No in- vestment required. Liberal Cora mission paid. Write for full de- tails. Box No. i;i0. 73 Adelaide W., Toronto. TEACHERS WANTED, PROTEST- ant. for school term 1944-45. with elementary or intermediate di- ploinas; salary $800 to SOOO per school term. Send applications to School Board of .\ylwin. No. 1; Leigh McConnell, Sec.-Treas., Kaziil'.i/.ua, Quo., slating quali- fications and experience. HE.-VLTHY PUPPIES ALL BREEDS also Persian Kittens. Can.iries, Parrots, Pigeons. Bantams, other pets, tjuoto lowest price to Seeds & Birds Co., 1230 W, St. Catherine, Montreal. FIOATIIERS. FEATllKU BEDS OF all dc.*criptions; highcct prices paid. For particulars write to (Juoen City Feather Co.. 2:| B;ild- win St., Toronto. P.VSTUItE WANTED. WANTED RE- liuble farmers who have extrii good pasture and accomnKHlalion ro pasture herds of young cattle fur cash monthly. Preferably iic.-ir Toronto. Write fully. Post < >f f ice ox 57S. Toronto. WA.NTEIi. TRUCK. 2-TON ST.AKE, real good, give .'ill rhn.-iil-i. W. E. Easlman. Aylmor, R.R. .",. Out. wiNciiESTia; T\\ i:iai;-i;aiiU'3 puinn gun and i lii.i-..ughly ti-ain- ed foxhound. Full |i:irl ieulars. Box l.';.-|. 73 Adel.iidi- W., Tnronto. WANTED TO RENT. WKIOKI.Y Newspaper in Province i>f Ontai in option to purihaso. liox 136 ::! .•\(lel.iide W.. Toronin. MR. WOOL GROWER THIS (11,1) i;st.\i!i,istii;d wool- len .Mill is under new ' niaiiage- inenl. We opera ti' a Registered Giivcrnnicnt W<iol Wnrehous.. iiiid â- 110 picpari'd to lunchase this .Si-as(»n's wool clip on fiovern- ineiit Grading standard.-, aril nt (iovcrnniciii sfipul.ited pr>eH, THE STI!.\T(II!()V WOOl.l.i;^ Atll.LS I,l.MITi:i I. STRATIIROY', ONTARIO.