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Gcf read/ for HAYING... ORDER WINDSOR SALT NOW TPindior Salt U fheap protection. Windimr Salt checks rxcesbive heating, preserves food Taluci, increaf^s pulatability, lenitcns danger of firo througb epoutaneuus combustion. Spread 20-30 lbs. salt per tun of hay witrn storing in mows or ctarking. BK BEADY â€" order your Windsor Salt nowt mURAL WET DEUVERY After the Mississippi's flood wa- ters had topped the .levee at sev- eral points near St. Loius, the postman had to splash twice (oi more) to deliver letters to this mailbox on the city's outskirts. Tough War Map Paper Developed Paper you can write on and erase •atisfactorily when it's soaking wet has been developed for use in war naps. Maps printed on this paper, the United States Commerce Depart- ment announced recently, retain their strength aiter being goakeii â- with water or oil, trampled in the Kud, subsequently washed with soap and water or dipped in gaso- Une. The paper now is being produced commercially in quantities sufficient lo meet the armed forces' needs. Reservations Now For Se^ Voyages Whatever the future of tlie trans- atlantic air services may be there h still a demand for sea voyages. The Cunard Line is being kept â- Â»ery busy with reservations in the Queen Mary and the Queen Eliza- beth for first voyages after the war. Both liners are now in "battle dress," but they will be put into aornial commission as soon as pos- sible after the war. The Queen Elizabeth has yet to make a commercial voyage. Her iir.st trip will be regarded as her maiden voyage, and the Cunard of- Sce in New York has an impres- sive passenger list already in rcser • â- tafions. Headache Nothing isinoie depres- I ting than headaches... Why 9u£fi;i9...LambIy's will give instant reiref. ^\ Lambly'sisgood for ear- *^' 'â- , cche, toothache, pains in "yi jt back, stomach. Dowels. Jtuta.' AMBLY'S HEADACHE POWDERS i« HEMORRHOIDS 2 Special Remedies ^ the Makers off Mecca Ointment Mi ca Pile Remedy No. 1 Is for Protrudins Bleeding Ptlei*, and is sold io Tube, with pipe* fcjnt«^nnI application. Price 75c. Mecca File nedy No. 2 is for Externnl Itching Pilee. Sold Ib Jar, aod 19 for ecternal use only. Price 60c. <Mer by nv iber from your Druggist. /- if yoB suffer MONTHLY ^ FEMALE FAIN You who suffer orampa, headache, backache, and tired, nervous feel- ingsâ€" due to fcmalo functional dis- turbances â€" should try Lydla E. PlMkhnm'B Veget.nhle Compound. It lias a soothing effect on one o) viom- on's most important mgans. Also a fine stomach tonlcl Made In Canada. Worth tr^iixg. LYDIAE.nNKHAM'S%E'M?JI!'N'D' ^ v/*: WHY HAVE SORE FEET? Modern Etiquette By Roberta Lee 1. Is a high centerpiece in good taste on the dinner table? 2. Is it necessary that one return a first call, even if one docs not desire to continue the acquaintance? S. Is it necessary that one ack- nowledge a written invitation to a tea? 4. If a bride is wearing a veil over her face, what is the proper time to raise the veil? 5. Is it correct to spread jelly on bread when at the table? 6. Where is the proper place to write the date in a social letter? Answers 1. No; the centerpiece should be low enongh so that the view of persons sitting on opposite sides of the table is not obstructed. 2. Yes: and this first call should be made within ten days. 8. One is not obliged to do so. 4. At the conclusion of the ceremony, and it is considered the duty of the maid of honor whcri she hands back the bouquet to the bride. 5. No; the correct way is to eat a portion of bread followed by a bit of jelly, which is conveyed to the mouth on the tip of the fork. 6. It is usually written on the last page, at the left of the signature. Nazi Glider Tug Has Five Motors Have You Heardl <©^UH\M Smitli: "What's this check stub, one pullover â€" .$25? I don't w'ant to appear like a cheapskate, but isn't that a lot of money for a pullover?" Wife; "The man on the motor- cycle said it was the regular price." Smith: "You got it from a man on a motorcycle?" Wife. "Yes, I went through a red light, and he drove up and said, 'Pull over.'" â€" o â€" The despondent business man climbed wearily Into his luxurious car. "Where to, sir?" the chauf- feur asked. Drive off a cliff, James," was the reply; "I'm committing suicide." â€" o â€" With his usual long-wndedness, the bore was describing one of his hair-breadlh escapes. "There was I," he said, "on a lonely road, miles from anywhere, with a blazing car. What do you think I did?" One weary listener stifled his yawns long enough to reply: "Took a long breath and blew it out!" "When 1 was travelling in Russia they showed me a bed twenty feet long." "Well. I dunno â€" sounds like a lot of bunk to me." WHAT SCIENCE IS DOING Vivicillin Vs A new drug that may well play an important role in checking invasion casualties and reducing the death toll has been developed in London laboratories. The drug, known as vivicillin % if a development of penicillin and can be produced in large quantitcs at comparatively low cost. Recent experiments conducted in Wclll^ou.^e Hospital, Barnett, Lon- . don, have shown it to be effective in septicemia and hemophilia cases, as well as in cases where burns had endangered the lives of patients. The results astonish doctors, who, however, make nj extrava- gant claims at this stage of the new drug's efficacy. A statement issued at the hos- pital cniphasizec' that vivicillin is not a curt-all, although it has been used with encouragng results and its application in wider fields is expected. "Penicillin is not available for use by civilian hospitals and med- ical practitioners, and it would ap- pear that the chief value of vivicil- lin lies in its comparatively low cost of niaiuifacture and ease of production in quantity, making it available to a large mass of the population so far unprovided for." The drug also has been used willi lemarkable success in cases of peri- tonitis and acute n'.astoiilitis, where one to four injections were made. In several cases of infected burns and septic wounds tlie drug has been administered externally with excellent results, it was re|)orted. For months, fliers wlio returned from trips over Germany with re- ports of a five-motored German plane were pooh-poolicd for their pains, says Newsweek. Hut now Allied officials know definitely that such a craft exists. One was shot down, along wtili the two gliders it v.-as towing, over Fr.. see. The nionstro'ity is actually two Hein- l:el 111 bomber-fuselages hitched together by a long wing and un- connected anywhere else. The fifth motor is mounted in the middle of this wing. In performance, it's ap- parently slow, but powerful. How- ever, reports which liave not yet officially been confirmed say a bomber version of tliis glider tug has been in service over England. 2,500 Home Defence Troops 'Go Active* More than 2..'j00 home defence troops stationed at Vernon, B.C. have volunteered for active service overseas, Major-Gen. G. R. Pearkei, general officer commanding-in-cbief of Pacific Command, said last week in an address congratulating the volunteers on their appeals to "go active." "A month ago there were less than 400 active servicemen in the four battalions at Vernon station," Gen.Pcarkes said. "Today more than 2,500 ofifcers, N.C.O.'s and men have volunteered." Sousa's band was heard only once by his mother. It made her so nervous that she never went to hear it again. THE BEST OF FRIENDS Protecting Clothing From Clothes Moth â- friendship, just a perfect friendship, has sprung up between white rabbit and young fox at San Francisco zoo. Here, the usually amicable psur are having slight argument about who is to get first bite of carrot. Dispute was easily settled. There arc two main points to be observed in the protection of house- hold articles subject to damage by moths. The articles to be stored should be thoroughly clean, and the receptacle in which they are placed should not have the slightest hole or crack through which a moth might enter. If there be such a means of entrance, the trunk, box, drawer, bag or whatever receptacle is used, is not moth-proof. Washable articles before bc'ng stowed away should be washed. Clothing, blankets, and snch-like articles, should be thoroughly brushed. Preferably, where pos- sible, they should be sent to the dry cleaners before being placed in storage. To reduce the chance of infestation, moth balls or other re- pellent may be used. In trunks or boxes they may be scattered about, but a much tidier way is to obtain pin-up medallion repellents which may be bought at most stores. They may be pinned in cupboards, and on the inside of the lids of trunks and boxes. The fumes from these chemicals are deadly to insects, and being heavier than air they penetrate to the bottom of the receptacle. Particularly with bags, it is easy to suspend the re- pellent near the top of the bag above the hanger, ano away from the clothes. Where naphthalene flakes '•an be obtained, an effective method is to enclose an ounce or two in a home-made cheese cloth bag and suspend it from the top. Moth balls may be used in the same wav. Poles Fle« Reich In German Plane Two young Poles with prewar pilot training escaped form Ger- many in a Nazi training plane and landed in Sweden recently. The youths said they dressed in stolen German uniforms and pre- sented themselves at the Breslau Flying School, claiming they had orders to make a test flight. The Germans, they said, fueled the plane for them and 3?.-^ hours l:tter they landed in .Sweden. The climbing perch from Asia is a fish that can walk on dry land and climb trees. BARY CRICKS SPECIAL PRICE.S FOR JUNE AND JCLY Barred Rock Mixed 10c New Hampshire Mixed .... lie White Leghorn Mixed .... lOo Barred Rock Pullets 17c White Leghorn Pullets .... 20c Don't delay. Jl.OO boolts your order. Carleton Hatcbery. Britannia Helithtii, Ontario. AUL SIGN.S POINT TO A RECORD- brenklnK demand for May and June chicks. Look ahead qs fnr ae you like and you won't see any let up in the world demand for chicken meat, and cfe'KS. Chickens and egB« are a quiclc ciish crop, much quicker than beef, pork and lamb. What's important right now Ib to order your ciilcka today and jret them at once. We can give prompt deliver.v on practically all tne popular breeds in day oldv, also asU for bargains on five and six week old Leghorn Bullets. Free catalogue. Top Notch Chlckeries, Guelph, Ont. IF TOU WANT CHICICSâ€" NOWâ€" we can «upply you with Eom* breeds, for instance Leghorns, »nd B.M. x W.L. Other breeds oroodeiB â€" save time, get eggs quicker, with these. Write, phone drop in. Rrny Hatchery, 130 Hamilton, Ont. or drop John N.. â- UPERIOR CHICKS, ALL BREED- •rs blood tested. Write for our â- pecial low prices for end of ttay, June and July chicks. Leg- horns, Barred Rocks, Humpshlres, Keck Hamp, Sussex, Sussex Bamps, mixed chicks, pullets, oockerela, 6-8-10-12 week old pul- lets for immediate delivery. Superior Hatchery, Llnwood, Ont. •TARTED PULLETS, COCKEREI^ and non-sexed chicks for immed- iate delivery 2, 3. 4 and B week Oli at special prices while they last. Have some genuine barg.ilns in four and five week old White Leghorn puilets. Send for special prlcelist. Also day olds for Im- mediate delivery. Aipo 8 week ol<l pullets and older. Tweddle Ohiok Hntcherie.s Limited, Fergus, Ontario. SIX WEEK OI-D WHITE LEGHORN pullets nil from Government-Ap- proved bloodtested stock $34. OO, four week oM $32.90 per hundred. Send your order at once before they ali go. Will ship C.O.D. any- where. Also day old chicks and other started chicks at rock bot- tom prices. Free catalogue. Top Notch (?hlcktries, Gnclph, Ont. TOU NEVER KNOW AVHAT 'DUD.S' may cost. Baby <'hicks that don't live to maturity can run up quite & bill for feed and lodging and brooder-room before they "kick the bucket". And the sad jjart is these "(lUitters" t.ake up space and care that might otherwise bo given to worthwhile specimens no that every day the "duds" live increases loss. You avoid much risk when you get chicks tlint are Gov«Tnmont .\pprovrd from blood-tested breeders, of promis- ing liv.'ibility, from Tweddle Hatchi-rins, Start all the chicks you run hnndle; there'll bo a market for every one of them â€" and for their <c>?s â€" iind get Tweddle Chirks. Tiny old iiud old- er â€" non-sexcil. pullets nnd cock, ercls of ,'ill populiir brcfds. Send for 1044 c.ilalogue .'ind reduced prices for y^uy tmd .Tmie deliver.v. rrompt delivery Ku.nrnntned. also bargains in st;irled ch i c k s. Tweddle Chick Hatcheries Limit- ed, P'crgus, Ontario. BARKED HOi'K COCKIiliiELS. 4 weeks olil, ."inc rtncli. Six weeks 40c each. Hlood-tostcd. well slart- rrt stock. Order i\o\v fnr Mnj- or June delivery, Forrest Wright, Scott Siding, .Vow ISrunswick. REDUCED PltlCES FOR CHICKS, Barred Rocks nnd Leghorns He, Leghorn pullets 22c, Barred Rock pullets 20c. Leghorns are Rarruii Strain, Rocks are O.H.S, breed, ing. All brfM'ders are blood list- ed. One liollnr hooks your order. .T. T>. ,Toliiison, Firgiis, Ont. nvElXC * CI.EAMINO HAVE YOU ANVTHINii NEKDS dyeing or cleaning? Write to us for Informnlion. We nrs ginrt to answer your qiieatlons. Dennrl* ment H. Parker's Dyo Worli." Limited, 7!)1 Vonge Street To- ronto. HAIRDRESSIXG AMBITIOUS GIRLS and MIDDLE AGE women, learn hairdressing at Can- ada's finest and largest schoolB. Refined, dignified work. Splendid pay. Write or call for free liter- ature. Marvel Hairdressing .Schools, 3B8 Bloor .Street, Toronto. Branches 44 King Street. Hamilton, and 74 RIdeau Street, Ottawa. LBARN BAntDRSaSING THB jtobertaon method. Information on request regarding elaiiea. Robertson's HalrdreseinK Acad- emy, 1S7 Avenue Road. Toronto. WIGS, .TOUPES, TRANSFORM- atlons. Switches, Curls and all types of finest quality Hair Goods. Write for Illustrated cat- alogue. Toronto Human Hair Supply Co., 528 Bathurst Street. Toronto. MEDICAL, DIXON'S REMEDYâ€" FOR NEURIT- 1« and Rheumatic Pains. Thoue. ande satisfied. Munro's Drug Store, SSS Elgin. Ottawa. Post- paid $1.0(1. TOU GET QUICK REIJEF FROM Eczema and Psoriasis by using Patson'8 Eczema Ointment. Stops burning and Itching; soothes and heals cuts, burns and piles. Hun- dreds of satisfied customer.s. 60c and $1 postpaid. Patson Health Products. 201 St. Catherine West. Montreal. STOMACH AND THREAD WORMS Often are the cause of lll-bealtb In humans all ages. No one Im- mune! Why not find out If thli Is your trouble? Interesting par- ticulars â€" Free! Write Mulveney'a Seraedles, Specialists, Toronto t, nt. BAUMEEKA FOOT BALM destroya offensive odor Instantly, 4(o bottle. Ottawa agent, Denman DrUK Store. Ottawa. READ THISâ€" EVERY SUFFERER of Rheumatic Pains or Neuritis should try Dixon's Remedy. Mun- ro's Drug Store, 335 Elgin, Ot- tawa, Postpaid $1,00. PHOTOGRAPHY SPECIAL PRICES ON COLORED AND fi'KAMED ENLARGEMENTS Quality Enlargements 4x6" in Beau- tiful easel mounts, 3 for 25c. Fram- ed In Gold, Silver, Circassian Walnut or Black Ebony finish frames, on Ivory mats 7x9". 59c each. It coloured i9c each, ANY SIZE ROLL 6 or 8 exposures DEVELOPED AND PRINTED 25c Get prompt mail service on quality work at low cost. Satisfied custom- ers all over Canada will tell you that Star Snapshot Service does the best work, DON'T TAKE RISKS WITH YOUR FILMS Snapshots can never be taken again. Send your roils to Canada's largest and finest finishing studioâ€" STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE Box 129, Postal Terminal A, Toronto Print Your Name and Address Plainly on All tlrders. TIME TESTED QUALITY SERVICE and SATISFACTION Vour films properly developed and printed 6 OR 8 EXPOSURE ROLUS 26c REPRINTS 8 for 2uc FINEST ENLAR(31NG SERVICE Voii may not get all the films you want this year, but you can get all the quality and service you desire b,\ sending your films to IMPKItlAl. I'HUTO SEKVICB .Station .1. Toronto. I'ATKX'l'S I Fl;THERSTt),\HAlu;H & COMl'ANV I'nient , Solicitors. Established ISJIO; 14 icing West. Toronto. IJooUlel of Informalloo on. re- quest. FOR SALE MILKING MACHINES GENUINE H 1 .V -M A .\' RUBBERS and parts for old-style shaft line milkers. Service by mail. G. G, Howe & I'ompuny Limited, Dlr. tributors, 47 ("rang Ave., Toronto, Ont, FARM FOR SALE. 3H miles from Tinimins, IGO acres. 70 cleared, new farmhouse, 22 cow barn, stable, etc., 17 milch cows, mach- inery, 3 horses; with or without stock; Inquire further Box 455, Timmins. Ontario. LARGE GLADIOLUS BULBS, RAIN- bow collection of outstanding varieties, 2 dozen $1.10 delivered. Kuypcr's Bulbs, Hatzic. B.C. We grow the best only. PEACH TREES. APPLKS, PEARS, chtrrie.s. plums, currants, grapes, asparagus, etrawberry plants, raspberries, Norfolk Nursery, Simcoe. BURLINGTO.N', 5 OR 2(i ACRES; apples and pejus, btraring; no buildings, Bex 141, 7S Adelaide \\'' .St, Toronto. FAR.My FOR .SALE, IN TEMISK- aming district, close to highwa.\'. ralluay. markets, bargains. Write Ziilf k \>rtllib, Wawbtwawn, Ont, GRADE SAA.NEN (iOAT.S, JUST freshened, good milkern. Write Wm, Rowland, R.R. 3, Belleville. Ontario. NO, 1 VANHJUARI- OATS, GROWN from Registered seed, power cleaned and buffed, rust resist- ant. Heavy crop ast year. $1.10 bu.^hel. John McVeaii, Durham, Ontario, FOU I'OI.I.TRYMEN O.M,V MAKE MONEY AND PLA.N FOR post. war yejirs by reading the <*anadian Poultry Review i^acli month. Address, 208 Richmond St. W.. Toronto, 1. Subscription $1.0(1 per year, $2.00 for three yetir.". "PLOUGHMAN'S F(JLL\" BY ED. ward H. Faulkner. The book yo\i have been reading about in Rraci- er» Digest and Time Magazine, It tells you how to grow biggev and better crops with leKs work. Postpaid $1.55, Diiggan, Box 263, Station H. Jlontreal. 170 ACHES ON GRAND RIVER IN Hnldimand "'ounty. Good build- ings, booth, park, and two gas wells. Price JR. 500. Terms. Wm, J, Wren, 247 Fnirl.igh S., Hamil- ton, FOR jCNGOh.'V breeding STOCK, write for prices to Haiycon An- goras, Pickering, Ont. DeW.VLT SAWS AND WOODWORK- Ing Machines. Newest types avail- able from direct factory repre- sentatives for Canada. Quotations gladly furnished on application. DeWalt Disher Corporation Ltd., 402 West Pender St., 'Vancouver, B.C. DR. J. H. ENGBL'S MINERALIZED Yeast has been helpful in the prevention of abortion. Many tes- timonials verify Us value. 100 lbs. $15.00 plus charges. Nncxcelled for cattle, sheep, goats, nnd awine. Vl'e claim our Mineral and Yeast Powders for all animals are not only corrective agents for malnutrition hut they more than pay for themselves In growth, vigor and production. Dr. ,1. H. Engel, corner Queen nnd Princess Sts„ Waterloo. Ont. Write for booklet. ARMY HOOTS NEWLY RECONDITIONED BOOTS of our armed forces, perfect con- dition, $3.25 delivered. Ladles' army shoes, perfectly rebuilt. $2,25 delivcreil. Money-back gunr- nntuG. State size, send money order. Ruskin & Co., Peterborough, Ont. FREE â€" COLORED NUKSERY Catalogue. Full lino of Fruit Trees; Evergreens; Flowering Shrubs; Perennials; Shade Trees; Roses; Brookdnle-Klngswuy Nurseries, Bowmnnvllle, Ontario. SLIPIT HARNESS DRESSING â€" Finest leather and harness pre- servative. Slipit also has many boueshold uses 25c up nt most grocery. hardware nnd chain stores. A product of Lloyds Lab- orntories, Toronto. THUOW U.\.SOLlXE AGAINST storm, leturn.s v.ipor. That's how STOK-MO. Vnporizcr produces more miles. Build yourself, it's sinvpio. Results good. I'Inns S.'i,-. J. A. FrIescn, Box 65, WINKLKH Manitoba. FOR SALE ELECTRIC MOTORS, NEW, USED, bought, sold, rebuilt; belts, pulleys, brushes. Allen Electric Company Ltd.. 2326 Dufferin St., Toronto. JUST OUT, ILLUSTRATED CAN- adlan catalogue, 1944 edition, 50c •Vincent's Stamp Shop, 294 St. Catherine West. Montreal. JiEW INVEJVTKU SNARE TRAP IP YOU ARE INTERESTED I.V catching bears, wolves, foxes or groundhogs and \veas>el, here',s your opportunity, a simple in- expensive Trigger you can make In 10 minutes is a sure (ateh for any suspicion."! animal. $1.00 for plan and instructions, Peter Zlepiiig, Walthum, Quebic. POULTRY GRIT Soluble or Insoluble Analysis guaranttcd Eliminate costly oyster shells by. using "Stresco" white poultry grits lor healthier birds and more eggs. Availal>lc immediately in 100 lb. bags in any quantity. Write for samples and prices. DEALERS WANTED BTfx.'^o.v ni:!;ii si I'l'i.v co. I.IMITEU 8585 Deloriinler Ave., M<*ntreal STOCK FOR SALE 8ERVICE.VBLE AGE AND VOUNG- er dual-purpose Shorthorn bulls from R.O.P. dams. dcei>, thick, typy. Females, all ii^rs, cows, heifers, calves. .Vlan Aldersoa, Route 4. Hamilton. I1EI,P WAXTEU EXPERIENCED FLOOUM.VN AND all round printer, permanent iiosi" tlon. Apply Fyle HTOl.M, Near- est selective Service Office. THB CORNWALL GENERAL IICS- pital, Cornwall, Ont., is now so- lacting applicants for student nurses August 1. 1944. WANTED FULLY gi'ALlFIED teachers for Home Economics and' General Shop, to tiach grarto work in morning periods. Write giving qualifications and salary, expected, to A. Colebouriie. Sec- ret.ar.v, Uiversido Public .Scliool Board. 345 F;,irview Blvd., River- side. Ont. $(10.00 MONTHLY â€" WO.MAN FOR aencral housework, good homo. Mrs. C. H, Day. Burnlian.tliori a Park Rd.. Islington. WANTUnâ€" "^OU.MG GIRL WISHING spend few weeks or lonf.er To- ronto, to help in house, two adluts, comfortable livini; quart- er.", considerntti people, residence eentrnll.v located, expernnre not nocossar.v. char.ncter reference rc- qtiired, wnges twenty. five per month, railw.'iy fare advanced, overnight hospitality extended parent or guardian if desired. Mrs, Gordon Ramsa^•, 232 Poplnr Plain.-' Rd. Trirnnto, WANTKD WANTED IN YOUR DISTRICT someone to take orders in their spare time for day old chicks for a large Canadian Governmi nt Approved Chirk Hatcher.v. No n- vestment required. Liberal com- mission. Write for full details. Box 130, 73 Adelaide it. West, Toronto. I>ASTi;UB WANTED. W.VNTED RE- llnble farmers who have exit a Kood pasture ami accommodal n to pasture herds of young cat; a for cash monthly. Preterab.y, near Toronto. Write fully. Post Office Box 678, Toronto. WANTED, LITTEH.S I'lJUPlES. grown dog.-', any breed. State price. Box 62, Lansing P.O. PARTNER FOR SHOW HORSE farm (Hunter.i A.- .lumpers). Box 63:. 72. Adelaide W.. Toronto. WANTED TO P.UV TH.VCTUR OR will trade Form.ill H for bigger, tractor. Box 23. iCthcllicrt. Man. WANT TO BUY. ItllNT OU TAKB over considering partnership, com- plete small cotton or wtollcn mill, operating or operated r-- cditl.v. Also need a warping mill and cotton or woollen looms 4x1 and 4x4, 50'' to 72" wirto (recda space) with Dobby and Mtdtipltcr. Box M2, 72 Adrhi'dn \\'.. Toront-^. •.oiiimooii < (•\'ri«.\«'rou WA\i'icn W .\ NT E 1 )â€" ( -Ol ; 1 1\\( )0 D CtiNTR.V :'- lor lo ('ut anil put on railwr-y, cars 1,500 cord.'^ of wood 111 Hall- burton County. Close to ron.l!* and railway. $7.50 a cord. A. C i''(.nway, 45 Adelaide St. East, Toronto,