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PREVIEW OF INVASION ^ • m-' •" ♦ f 4 ^^ An indication of what ildes over Europe will look like when the Allie» invade Hitler's continental fortress is given in the spectacular photo above, showing massed descent by U. S. paratroopers in England, put on tor Prime Minister Winston Churchill and Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, supreme Allied Commander. K Sailor's Letter From British Isles The following extracts from a •aval officer's letter home are well worth passing on: "Although this is the first time since June of 1942 I have been in the British Isles, the contrast be- tween then and now is quite ap- parent. The people are just two years more tired. .• -dreadfully tir- ed; tired of blackouts, of rationing, of queuing up, of war generally, but there is no sign of any less de- termination of seeing this thing through. When I was here last the first big raid had just gone over Cologne, and its effect was like a tonic to all England. However, since then the miphty raids have continued with such regularity and' dulling monotony that the original effect of the tonic has worn thin, and its place has been taken by that old feeling of dog-tiredness. I should think that the actual invas- ion will conic like a Spring tonic to a too-long Winter-suffering peo- ple. I hope so." Modern Etiquette Bagpipes, Too? The Red Cross and St. John societies have annonuced the ship- ment of 14,000 musical instruments to British prisoners of war. As if uncertain of their category, it was added that bagpipes were included in this total. TOJO' IN HAWAII Inspection holds no fears for "ToJo," tiny mascot pup of thli V. S. Marine, standing in line (or kispection following debarkation at Pearl Harbour from a Navy task fofce aircraft carrier. It Really Is Not The Bear's Fault The black bear is one of the most ylayful and humorous of all ani- anals, but he is still a bear. He d^oes not seek man's company in the first place, and, when it is thrust upon him, he is likely to abuse it. If he ii pampered he expects more pam- pering. If he is given half a pie he "vill take the other half. If it is within the reach of his powerful paws. Then there are complaints that he has bcconic a nuisance, and he is shot. And It really ii not his fault By Roberta Leo 1 If someone is relating some- thing that is very disagreeable, what should one do? 8 Would it be all right for a mother to give the bride away if the bride has no father? 3 How should a man introduce his wife to a woman who is much older? 4 Is it correct to have the date on an invitation to be engraved as Wednesday, Marcn 29? 6 Is it proper to say to a woman "Here is a man I want to intro- duce you to"? 6 Is is all right for a person to leave liis napkin in his chair when he leaves the dinner fable? Answers 1 Do not let it upset you, but change the subject as soon as pos- sible. Forget it ,an(l do not repeat it as only those things which are pleasant are worth remembering and repeating. 2 Yes, If she wishes S "Mrs. Smith, I would like you to know my wife." 4 No; the date should be spelled out, Wed- nesday, March twenty-ninth. 5 No, The man should alwaj's be presented to the woman. Say, "Here is a man I want to intro- duce to you." 6 No; the napkin should be left on the table. How Can 111 By Anne Ashley Before the letters SOS were dopted generally as a distress signal at sea, the letters CDQ were used. RHEUMATIC -^^1 WASH THEM inS! AWAYI Doei Your Body Ache? llrrc'M* €|iilf'k relief from - aiiM mlNrrilble ncurltte, rlicu- 'H<1 miitir, nrlhrltit! and lum- boKo painn â€" Drink wnter alHindantly and rely uiion •â- II'\Vl<:i^I," lirrlinl rcnii-ily HM nn Intorniil clennHfr; Ah linin mid fcvrr iirodiii'luK ncldM are wnslicd n^viiyâ€" I'liln iiiuHt (o! ni-IU-r nmy lie frit riKlit nt the â- tart. Tnki- Mulvenry'ii "n'WKI.I," rrf(Ulurly Itofure retiring und ^vnke lip enc'h niorii- loK fcrilns fine! Sold nt all druKKlatu or R. L. Miilrrney'K Rrmf-dieH Ltd., Ileiit. A, 211 Osnlna- ton Ave,, Toronto 3, Ont. Headache ' Nothingismoredepres* I ting than headaches... Why tu£fe{?...LambIy^ will aive Intunt relfef; ^\ ' LamSry'tiigood for ear. ^' . ,_- ache, toothtche, pains in "W^T^f back, stomach, bowels. Iiuu// «« AMBLY'S NEADACHC fOWOERS M /* If you suffer MONTHLY ^ FEMALE PAIN You who suffer cramps, hendacbe, l>8ckachc. iinrt tlrctl, nervous fcel- Inga-^ue to Jcmale functlonfil dis- turbances â€" sticuld try Lydla E. PlnKham's VeRctnblB Compound. It has a soothing effect on one o/ uiom- on's vxoit important orfrons. Also a Inne stomach tonic I Made In Canada. Worl^ UMing. .„,„._,, Q.How can I remove scorched apots from clothing? A Rub with a white cloth mois- taned with peroxide. Do not use en colored garnieuts as it will re- move the color. Q How can I save celery «o that it can be used later for flavoring? A After w'ashing and drying celery tops place them in the oven until thoroughly dried. Store the leaves in air-tight glasses and use them for flavoring. Some persons prefer them to celery seed. Q. IIow can I mend granite utensils? A Press some putty into the holes in granite utensils and bake until brown in a hot oven. This it an effective method. Q How can I remove the odor of gasoline from clothing? A Hang the garment outdoors for several hours, then bring it into the house and hang where the air Is warm. Q How can I test the quality •f coffee? A Pour about a tablespoon of ground coffee into a cup of cold water. If the coffee floats and colors the water very slowly, it la pure. ,If any of the coffee links to the bottom, or ttains the water quickly, there is some adulterant present. Your Watch Does 17 Miles Per Day Most modern watches tick five times every second, which It equi- valent to 18,000 time ; every hour. The average size of a balance wheel k a little more than half an inch, 80 that in one hour It will travel 43,812 inches. At the end of the day it will have done nearly seven- teen miles. DREAM COME TRUE â-  ^Hftl ' '^'^^%' imiv 4 A mk ^ ^ a i^ J flH '^M â-  . >^ql â- Kf ' ^ - '^'S S^.if;*^^ ^^' . .'-'-S. ^^M WHAT SCIENCE IS JDOINC Birth Of Earth Dream of all boyhood came true (or this youngster when he got to make friends with elephants of the Ringling Bros., Barnum & Bailey Circus when it arrived in New York. He's pictured fear- lessly patting the trunk of one of the big fellows. Britain Needs More Volunteer Drivers Thousands of volunteer truck drivers, including women, will be needed this spring and tun.mer to help in the invasion of the contin- ent, said the London "Daily Mai!" recently. Women drivers will be required to drive medium-sized trucks to that men can be upgraded to heavy long-distance trucks. Voluntary drivers will take the strain off the over-worked British raihvavs. Granting that the earth was torn out of the sun by a passing star in the form of a huge mass of gas, what was its early history? asks The New York Times. Dr. Perley G. Nutting presents this vivid picture. I. lagine a huge ball of dense gas with a temperatnre of about 8,000 degrees C, The outer layers cool first. During t'.ie cooling process the gaseous earth is violently agitated, so that some elements combine to form liquids which alternately rise and then fall back in the form of rain. After the temperature of the earth drops a thousand degrees the first liquid core forms â€" a core of iron and iron alloys. At the liquid surface the atmospheric pres- •sure is about thirty-two pounds to the square inch, or more than twice what it is now. * * • • Tlie first solids appear at a tem- perature of 3,000 to 2,500 degrees C, and they probably float on the liquid sphere. Deeper down are heavy vapors of metal and of a few stable compounds of high den- sity. All these vapors condense at higher levels, rain down and vaporize over and over again. At intermediate and higher levels water vapor (as much as 1.85 tons to the square inch) condenses and pounds down in the form of rain but never reaches the surface. At the outer limits of the planet there are free gases, very cold. When the earth cools down to 1,500 orl,200 degrees C, silica and sili lilicates form. They cover the core of the earth to a depth of miles and miles and supplant all but a fev/ metallic vapors. In fact, there are vast Loss Of Oil Wells Won't btop Huns 1^ IIAIIV CllICKS m-KCIAL PRICES FOR Jl'NE AKD JULY Barred Rock Mixed 10c New Hnmpshlrc Mixed .... lie White Leghorn Mi.^ced .... 10c Em red Rock I'ullets 17c White Leghorn Pulleta .... 20c Don't delny. tl.'JO books your order. C'nrletoii llateiiery. nrKpnnin IlrlBhtN, Ontario. BABY CHICK.'^. $13.00 PER 100. After May 1, $11.00. Thrasher's Hatchery. Harlow, Ontario. JllVKRSIDK GOVKRNME.NT Ap- proved Uiiby Chiek.s from larpe type bloodte.sted Breeders, noth- ing but 24 oz. Kks.s and over are set, assures you bite viBorous. fast maturing Chicks, Barred Roi-k'-, White Leghorns, Light Eussexs. Write for folder. River- side Poultry Farm, HIck.son, Ont. PLAY SAFE NEIGHBOURS, BUY Goveiimiont approved Chicks bred to lay and bred for quality, Irfghorns & Barred Rocks are our specialties. Write now for price list, our orders are limited. Waterloo Chick Hatchery. Water- loo. Ont. Ql'Al.rrY CHICKS, ALL, OUR breeders selected and blood-test- ed, only large eggs set. Barred Hocks. New Huinpshires. Light Sussex. White Leghorns. Hybrids, Hampshire X Barred Rocks, Sus- sex X Hampshire. Also hatching eggs. Immediate delivery. Write for prices. Paul W. Dobrlndt & SonF, Route 3. Smithvillc. Ont. O. B. S. BARRED ROCK CHICKS from Pnllorum-frec. government approved breeders. Rend for price list. Hanes I'oultry Farm. Jersey- ville, Ont. CHICK.Sâ€" IMMpnUATE SHIPMENT, also started chicks, and Leghorn pullets. Bookings for May and later delivery heavy »o we nd- â-¼ lire ordering what you need â€" now. Brny Hatchery. 130 John N., Hamilton, Ont. BUY PAYWELL CHICKS IN MAY AND JUNE. THE QUICK growth and early maturity of Payweli Chicks will assure you of plenty of Fall eggs. White Leghorns, Barred Rocks, New Hampshires and Hybrids avail- able. Lockerby Lea Poultry Farm, Box 20, Ixirne Park, Ont. INinVIDUALLV R.O.P. SIRED Rocks, Leghorn X Rock, Sussex Leghorn, Reds. 10% discount on Fall Chick orders now. Hatching Bl?gs, Etc. lJrunner'8 Poultry Farm, Lucan. Ont. STARTED CHICKS, SUSSEX, Etc. FROM 1 WEEK OLD TO 2 MONTH^ old. Several thousand available now. This Is not a sideline. These chicks are raised under Ideal conditions from day-old to 10 days In battery brooders In a large moist basement room and trans- ferred to a spacious 70" x 40' building under electric brooders. Order Now (aa started chicks «nd pullets won't be available a little later on) and buy from « real Poultry Breeding Farm of jOOO Breeders on ONE Plant. Lakcvlew Poultry Farm, Wein Bros,. Exeter, Ontario. JROFIT COMICS FROM AIMING AT perfection. That's aa true In the chicken business as any other. The less you leave to chance the Siore successful you'll be. If you uy the best chicks you can get for the money and glv« them your boPt care and the most suit- Able feed you can find â€" then y«u'll be lessening every risk •nd Improving every chance for r, successful Reason. There Is a wide variety of breeds for you to «taoose from. Government Approv- ed, bloodtested breeders. Day-old, »on-sexed. pullets or cockerels. Also started chicks two and three weeks old and older pullets eight â- weeks and older. Send for cat- ^ogue and prlcellst. Top Notch Chlckerlcs, Guclph, Ontario. LAKEVIEW OFFERS YOU BROAD BREASTED BUSSEX eorkerels If you want a real heavy breed cockerel. Hybrids or New â-  amps. If you want something In » faat maturing bird for broiler «r up to C lb. dressed roaster. ♦everal thousrind available for imnicdlnte delivery If .vou act •ulcklji. I<akevlew Poultry Farm, w*ln Bros., tDxeter, Onterl*. BAIIV CUICKS TWEDDLK CHICKS HAVE AL- ways given a good account of themselves, but this year more than ever we are receiving glow- ing reports about the llvability of Tweddle chicks. When chicks live well you can depend on It that they are vigorous and will develop into good layers and good meat birds. K. Hossfiekl, R.R. Wulkerton purchased 5U0 White Leghorn pullets March 7th has • till EOO, has purchased EO'J more for May. Buy Tweddle Chicks for llvability and vigor. We can give prompt delivery on day old and starters, two and three weeks of age, In non-sexed pullet or cockerels in all popular breeds. Also eight week old pullets and older. l'"ree Catalogu*^. Tweddle Chick Hatcheries Limited, Fergus, Ontario. PULLETS AND CAPONS FROM May and June hatched chlcke. Our New Hampshire Light Sussex hybrids make excellent layers and choicest of meat birds. Weber's Poultry Farm and Hat- chery, Route 2, Kitchener. Ont. ACT QUICKLY IF YOU WANT some of these good Tweddle two and three week old started chicks In non-sexed, pullets or cockerels. Special reduced prices while they last. Also day old and pullets 8 weeks of age and older. Write Immedlatel.v for catalogue. Twed- dle Chick Hatcheries Limited, Fergvis, Ontario. CHICKS FROM A BREEDING FARM OF 5000 LAYERS DUE TO HIGHER EGG P Re- duction und hatchabijlty, Ijike- vlew offers you limited number of day-old chicks, cockerels and pullets for Immediate delivery also limited number of started chicks 1, 2, 3. and 4 weeks old and a few lots up to 6 and 8 weeks old. Act now and don't be disappointed. No started chicks available later on. Large Type White Leghorns, Sus.scx, Sussex X New Hamp.. Sussex X Leg- horn, und Hock X Leghorn. Book your order for May and June chicks NOW. Only limited num- ber left for May deliveiy. Send your order to Lakevicw Poultry Farm. Wcin Bros., Kxetor. Ont. â- â-  nVEINCi & <;i,F.AMN(i HAVE VDU ANYTHlNii NEKUiS dyeing or cleaning? Write to us for Information. We are glad to answer your questions. Depart- ment H. Parker's Dye Worka Limited. 791 Yonge Street To- ronto. â- J' U.VIHDHESSING AMBITIOUS GIRLS and MIDDLE AGE women. Icani hairdressing at Can- ada's finest and largest schools. Refined, dignified work. Splendid pay. Write or call for free liter- ature. Marvel Hairdressing' Schools, 168 Bloor Street, Toronto. Blanches 44 King Street, Hamilton, and 74 RIdeau Street, Ottawa. LAAHN HAIRUHE.ISINO THE Robertson method. Information on request regarding claasea. Robertson'e Hairdressing Acad- ' amy, 187 Avenue Road. Toronto. WIGS, .TOUl'ES, TKA.NStXiRM- atlons. Switches, Curls and all types of finest quality Hair ' Goods. AVrlte for Illustrated cat- alogue. Toronto Human Hair Supply Co., 628 Bathurst Street, Toronto. i»ii;nic.*i, DEAF TBBI NEW STREAMLINED COM- pact Potter Telephone Is the rallest hearing aid available. It clear, powerful, makes con- â-¼araatlon eas.v anywhere and 1( Voit reasonably priced. Try It. Write Potter Earphone Company, M»W Tonffe Bt., Toronto. Estab- Itahed for better hearing for a tuaricr of a century. Wanted, every suffkher of Rheumatic I'alns or Neuritis to toy Dlxon'8 Remedy. Munros prug Store. SS5 Elgin. Ottawa. Postpaid 11.00. â- TOMAiH AND THUlilAD WniLMS often are the cause of lll-heHlth In humins all ages. No nno Im- mune! Why not find oui If th's la your trouble? liiterrsilni; onr- ticulnrsâ€" Free! Write MiiK..ii*v> Remedlee, Specialists TiT.mio II Ont MEDICAL FRUIT JUICES: THE PRINCIPAL Ingredients In Dixon's Remedy for Rheumatic Pains, Neuritis. Sold only Munro's Drug Store, 835 Elgin, Ottawa. Postpaid 81.00. BAUMEEKA FOOT BALM destroys offensive odor Instantly. 45c bottle. Ottawa agent, Denman r)rng Store. Ottawa. OKKEIl TO IXVEXTORS AN OFFER TO EVEPU; INVENTOR List of Inventions and full fnfor- matlon sent free. The Ramsay Co., Registered Patent Attorneys. 273 Bank Street. Ottawa, Canada. I'HUTUURAPHY MAIL YOUR FILMS TO IMPERIAL FUR QUALITY, service and satisfaction. 6 or 8 exposure films 25c; reprints 8 for 25c. Imperial Photo Service, Sta- tion J. Toronto. SPECIAL PRICES ON CULUKKD AND FRAMED ENLARGEMENTS Quality Enlargements 4x6" in Beau- tiful easel mounts, 3 for 25c. Fram- ed In Gold, Silver, Circassian Walnut or Black Ebony finish frame?, on IvOry mats 7x8", 69c each. If coloured 7!)c each. ANY SIZE ROLL S or 8 exposures DEVELOPED AND PKINTED 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 TAKL, lUSKS WITH YOUK KILMS Snapshots can never be taken again. Send your rolls to Canada's largest and iiuest tinisiiing studio â€" STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE Box llil). I'oaiul Terminal A, Toronto Print lour Namu and Address Plainly on All Orders. FETUEUSruNHAUGH & COMPAN i Patent Solicitors. Eslabllsbea ItlUU; 14 King West, Toronto. Booklet of lurormutioD on re- quest. ^EEU.S WE ARE GROWERS AND MARK- eters of the famous Truck Load Ear Brand seed com. Order early and "savo money. Belle River Grain iSc Seed Company, tielle River, Ont. WHITE SWEET CLOVER, $6.00 bushel. Yellow, J7.UU. One purity timothy, $li.UU. Alsike, J15.0U. Abovu Grade two. Mammoth (late red). (IB.SO bushel. Early Red, J16.5U. Timothy 40%, Alsike 30%, Red SO'.i', $17.00 per 100 pounds. TinK>thy-.\lsike (35<,b Alsike), $14.0U. Above Grade three, slight- ly discolored but good germin- ation, bugs 40c. Express prepaid. J. E. 'Mull', Ceylon. Ontario. Foil sai.k: TB ACHES FAU.'W and stock for sale. Apply to Mrs. G. H. Graham, R.H. a, Mono Road, Ont. FARM, 100 ACRES, 4 MILES FROM Aylnier, Que., 9 miles from Ot- tawa, 60 uci'es cultivated, balance pasture and woodlot, suitable dali-ying, gardening. Taxes 8 mills. Reasonable. Fred Ferris & Sons, Aylmor, Que. FIVE HUNDRED ACHES. BKICK house, three burns. ) achlne house, good roofs and fences. Stable. fifty-two cattle. nine horses. Rural mall, telephone. Herbert Campbell. Uouto No. 6. Smith's Palls, Ont. ENGLISH SETTERS HEtUSTEK- «d, Sportsman's Improved Close Working Strain, yearling!!, train- ed gun dogs, pups, worked week- ly; Pheasants, Hungarians, Twen- ty-five to One Hundred Dollars. C. V. Elli.s. IroquoL-f, Ont. NEWLY RECONDITIO.VEI) BOOTS of our armed forces In perfect conditio;' Special $3. 2,") delivered. Money back guarantee. State size, wend money order. Ruskin & Co.. I'eterborough, Ont. The Red Army's advances im- ' peril about 40 percent of Germany's petroleum supplyâ€" about 6,000,000 tons annually â€" in Ploesti, Poland and Estonia, but even if the Ger- mans lose it, the Petroleum Press Bureau said last night, "it would be unwise to look for paralysis of the German war effort." It was explained that while the German army strategy "would ob- viously he severely hampered," the -Germans woud be defending less territory in shorter lines of com- munication and thus w jld not need as much oil as before. The bureau added tliat continued bombing of German synthetic oil plants was necessary because of widespread use of such fuels by the Nazi army and air force. snow-storms of these silicates. • How does life begin? Dr. Nutting does not know. But he believes that it originates in the polar regions. REWARD There Is an urgent need for cars to transport war workers to and from work. If you know of anyone who has a car for which he has no essential use. send us his or her name, address, make rind year of car and any other information available. We Will Pay Up To $50.00 Reward for liifoniiatlon nlileh remilt.* In the purchase of n ear. Our rcproKootatlve «1II nay you nt your door fop en»li prife«. Do Not Delay. Urgent! SHULLY'S 8128 Yonge St. Toronto MAyfair 3844 FOR .SALE EGG BRUSHES â€" DIRTY EGGS made clean with a few strokes. Brushes, 50c. Refills, THc, post- paid. Special prices to Egg Sta- tions. A L. Reichmuth, March- well, Saskatchewan. DeWALT 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. •• GRI.NDERâ€" Greey. fifteen inch, double action, babbit bearings, workable condition. I'uUeys, shafting, hangers, belting elevat- ors. Cheap. BELT â€" Fifty-eight ft. two piece, c-ttra heavy 8". Twenty Dollars. BUACKSMITH'S WHEEL PLATEâ€" Eight dollars. JARDINE TIRE UPSETTERâ€" Twelve dollars. Equipment in Orono. Contact Rowland Smith, 16 Wro.xeter Ave., Toronto. ESSEX-KENT GUERNSEY Assoc- iation offers Heifers, Bulls, R.O.P. Breeding. Write A. Kendrick, EsseN. FOR SALE, COUNTRY STORE AND service station, complete equip- ment and stock. Good location. Pike Road. Busy Bee Corner. Raymond Deslippe, Amherstburg, Ont., R.R. I. SUPIT HARNESS DKESSl.NG â€" Finest leather and harness pre- servative. Slipit also has many houeshold uses 25c up at most grocery, hardware and chain stores. A product of Lloyda Lab- oratories, Toronto. AL.\DDIN HOMES, J 1,:;U0-$7,5U0. Pay like rent. Send 25c. lor 32- page book, Howard St., Reming- ton Park, Windsor, Ont. ELECTRIC MOTORS. NEW. USED, bought, sold, rebuilt: belts, pulleys, brushes. Allen Electric Company Ltd.. 2:i2G Dufferiu St., Toronto. FREE â€" CtlLOHED NUKSKHY Catalogue. Full line of Fiuit Trees; Evergreens; Flowering Shrubs; Perennials; Shade Trees; Roses; Hrookdalc-Klngsway Nurseries, Bowmanvllle, Ontario. W.WTISU WANTED IN YOUR DUSTHICT some one to take orders for day old chicks in spare time for a large Canadian Government Ap- proved Chick Hatchery. No In- vestment required. Liberal Com mission paid. Write for full de- tails. Iio.\ No. 13U. 73 Adelaide W., Toronto. TEACHEKS WA.NTED. I'KOTE.ST- ant, for school term 1914-45, with ♦ elementary or ini.ermedlate di- plomas; salary $8UU to $000 per school term. Send applications to School Board of Aylwln, .No. 1; Leigh McConnell, . Sec.-Treas., Kazubazua, tjuc. â- jtuting quali- fications and experience. WANTED FOR CASH. VVASrE lands, cut over lands, on lake, river or highway. State lot and concession numbers, township^ and all details of Interest in first letter with lowest cash price. P.O. Iio.\ 43, I'ostal Station K. Toronto. HEALTHY PUPPIES ALL BUEEUS also Persian Kittens. '_'aiinries. Parrots, I'igeons, Bantams, other Pels. QuiUe lowest price to Steda & Kirds Co., 1230 W. St. Catherine. Montre:il. FEATIIKIi.S. FIIATIIMK l.K]:'S CIM all descriptions: liidlit" urioea paid. For p.'irticulurs wri!e to Queen City Ke.athcr t.^o., :3 Ua'.d- wiii .St.. Toronto. â- â-  I ' , KXI'Eltl 1:Ni'Ki) TltACTliI: M .^N for l*'i-uit Farm, single. .V't-o f.x- perleiiccd man for PruniiiB Fruit Tree.«t, reforonccs requir*>d. Co:ites Fnilt Farms, .sianifoirt '"(jiure, Onlat-io. 1 HAVE CLIENTS IN WlND.Ki>U and Itctrnit inlcreslrd in ptir- chaslng farms. If you have ;iny for sale ple;i.«e give me ftill par** ticular.s as to price, teriiis. looa-> tlon. buildings, water, t.ncluj?. amount of niori gates If any tind yearly taxes. R. H. Marcnlct te, ir. Wyniidottc St. W., Windsor. Gnu