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Let No One Fail On Home Front The home front has an important fcattle to win; it is the Victory Loan Campaign. Victory Loans provide the sinews oi war. The obligation is strictly up to every Individual to "dig down" to the last •opper to see that every last piece of equipment is provided to the lads overseas from the dollars that »re available here in Canada, says Public Opinion (National Pro- gressive Conservativ- Paper). Victory Loan campaigns are a wartime activity into which any citizen should throw every last de- gree of energy without considering the political implications of his ac- tion. Victory Loan bonds repre- lent the common means by which all can harvest, in practical fash- ion, the inner prayer and wish for rictory. The Victory Loan Campaign ii sponsored by our government â€" •ur government until a new one if «kcted â€" and no effort should be shirked or evaded because of poli- tical considerations. The election date comes later, and any antip- athy to the government should be •xpressed then and not before, particularly in response to the Vic- tory Loan appeal. There can be no kt-doivn in our •fforts on the home fi'on!. Th« prize is too great, and, !n v^cw ot the superb organization and the human lives at stake let no one on the home front do less than the last best effort. RHEUMATIC PAINS? 7t^ ALLENRI with Lemon Juice Mto and wumcn who suflei nagging aches and pains caused by Rheumatisnii Neuritis, oi Lumbago warn to relieve fuch sympiums promptly. To get luch relief . . . iry ALLENRU! Mix 2 table- ipouns ol (his fine medicine with one tablespoon ol lemon juice in â-  glass of water. Uniuld thousands of folks uta ALLENRU. Gei ALLENRU today . .1 Bit ai any drug store. Writs for Informative booklet "Here's Good Health to you" to gtafford-MllIer (of Canndn) Ltd., ept. 9, 172 John St.. Toronto, Ont. "KING", EX^ERVICEMAN, STILL SERVES Back in civvies, this four-footed ex-sentry of the Royal Canadian Air Force attended a rallj in the 8th Victory Loan campaign of the Canadian National Telegraphs, and literally "stole the show." "King", a direct descendent of Rin-Tin-Tin of motion picture fame, is an Alsation Shepherd owned by H. C. Milne, superin- tendent, C.N.T., Toronto. So thoroughly did he become imbued with his role of warrier that doubt existed as to his abrlity to return to civilian ptirsuits His normal, peaceful nature seenied a casualty of war. But, he regained his affable and affectionate personality and, now securely repatriated, he is assisting in the sale of 8th Victory Loan bonds to hurry the demobolization of his friends who are still in uniform. Photograph shows Mr. Milne (left) receiving a salesman's kit for "King" from W. M. Armstrong, general manager, Canadian National Telegraphs, with messengerette Helen Ruthven acting as aide. STATESMAN SMUTS Vandyke-Bearded, warrior-states- man Jan Christian Smuts, one of the major participants in drafting the League of Nations Covenant, is expected to take a leading part in planning international cooperation for lasting peace at the Security Conference. The 75-year- old General who fought the British in the Boer War, then helt>ed found the South Afri- can Onion, is now a powerful spokesman for the British Dominions which want the right to act as separate states. Smuts Though h e helped to organize victory in the first World War, Smuts protested that the Versailles peace would cause another war. His argument â€" then, as nowâ€" that the govern- ment of the world cannot be rul- ed by a military machin«, but by principles of equity, justice, fair- ness and equality. Born in the backveld, the future Prime Minister of the South African Republic didn't learn to read until he was 18. He studied law at Cambridge and became a not too successful lawyer. He hit his stride as a man of action. He organized the RAP during the last war and helped plan London's air defenses. After sev- eral years in semi-retirement, Smuts again became Prime Min- ister of Union of South Africa In 1939 and quickly organized his coimtry's resources and defenses for war against the Axis. Of 11,900 locomotives in France before the war, only 6,000-odd were said to he itiU serviceable at I the beginning of 1045. TRULY REMARKABLE is the ^'Radiant Roast" used in the manufacture o£ Maxwell House Coffee. It etiptures all the flavor and goodness because it roasts every coffee bean evenly, all through! You Will Enjoy Staying At The ST. REGIS HOTEL TORONTO Bverj' Uuuiii niili limb, Skow- •T and Teiepbone. SInKic, II2.ro :ii>â€" Uuiililc, $3.no up. Good l<'oo(l. Dining and Dabc- Ins MRbtly Sherbourne at Carlton Tel. RA. 1136 Keadache ' Nothingismoredepres* I sing than headaches... Why $ufifer?.-.Lamhjj}''J will give instant relief^ /o^V Lambfy'sisgoodforear- ^^'V ache, toothache, pains in "^ js â- Â» back, stomach. Dowels. 7x0(1/ *â-  AMBLY'S HEADACHE POWDERS. i« Cood Way To Treat Sore, Painful Piles If you suffer aRonlzIng torture from sore, painful. Itehlngr pllea. h«re 1.1 ii clinnre to try a slmplo, hoRia treatment with the promise of a reliable firm to refund the oost If you itre not satisfied with the results. Simply get a bottle of Hem-Kold from any druKKlst. This la an In- ternal treatment whose medica- tion Is directed to the removal ot the cause of piles. Hem-Rold la a â- mall tablet, easy and pleasant to use and pleaslne results are quick- ly Bhown. ItohInK and soreness are relieved, pain subsides and aa the treatment Is continued the swell- InK and Inflammation are reduced and the sore, painful pile tumora heal over, leaving: the rectal mem- branes clean and hea'.thy. Got a bottle of Hem-Itold today and aee for yourself what an easy pleaaant way this 1.1 to rid yoiiiHclt of pile misery. NOTKi The niionnor of thia node* U a rellubln firm, di*lnK Ittialneaa la Canada tor over 20 yenra. If yoa •re troubled with aorc, Itehlasi. palaful pllea, llcni-flold niuat help yon qalekly or <hc aniiill piirrhaa* price will be Kindly rrfundrd. STUFFY NOSE? Noae plugged up? Head cold threatea- ing? Juat amcfir NOSTROLINB in each nostril. Feel clogged mucoua loosen, atuRinesa vanish, breathinc Tiassages come clear. Relief is instant. NOSTROLINB clears head, atoui discharge, relieves catarrh, head roWi. Convenient. Pleasant. Acult.': oi»<l children. 50câ€" all druggists. Do yotf suffer from MONTHLY NEIVOUS TENSION witli Its wraak, tired fnlingt? If funrtional perio<lic disturbances make you feci nervous, tired rcallesa - at such times- try l.ydia E. Pinkham's Vege- table Conimund to relieve such symp- toms Pinkham's Compound is one of the most rfterlive medicines for this purpose. I'ollow label directidus Buy /orfav' N. Y. Plans Biggest ' Airport In World New Voik will have the biggest and it may be the model for those airport in the world after the war, of the fulnrc. Describing the plans or Idlewild Airport, Fortune Ma- gazine says that the foresight ol Major LaGuardia will make New York as Kfcat a port for aviation as it IS for ships. On a wheel pat- ttrn, with twelve great runways IcaciinR out from the loading plat fori;; huh in the centre, it will be posiu.t to handle .JGd takeoffs and landings every hour, with some 30,00 passengers going through every day, almost a thousand of them to foreign countries. A new glass for plane pilots re- moves blinding glare and invisible lisht ray.. SAFES Protei'i your IIUUKN aad UASB from l<'IIIl!) and THIEIVBS. We bate n al/e nod type af Safe, ar Cnhlart. for any purpoac. VUlt aa, ot write for prieea. »»c. t« Oep« W J.6f J.TAYLDR LIMITED TORONTO SAFE WORKS 11.* I'runi !>â- . P- I'oronfo RnliilillNheil IN.'.% ACC'Ol^IV'rAN'l!* A AroriuKs INCOMIC TAX RRIMIKTS Cf)M- plete RoiiltkeepinK Services Small or l.nrpe Hiislnesses Travel any- where Albert I;reii & Co.. S Wellintilon SI E. Toronto. Ont. IIAIIV CHICKS . Sl.flO IKIDKS VOt:|t UliURR OHI)r;R YOUfi \'Hh I'HICKS NOW. and nol be iisappoloted All chicks are from ^unranteed test- ed stock, and from 25 oi. eggs or better Barred Kocks mixed Ji;i.(i(l per 10(1 White LeKhorns mixed SllllU per lOn Barred Rock Pullets Jli.UO per 100. while L.et;horn I'ulleis 522.00 per too. while Rocks mixed $15.00 per 100 white Rock Pulleta J24.00 per lOO. We guarnritee 100% live delivery, balance paid C.O.D. Maple City Hntehery. Chatham. O n 1 .1 r i o 5000 BREEDERS ON ONE PLANT BOOTi VOUR ORDER FOR CHICKS from a real breedinR farm. Don't take chances on just ordinary hatchery chicks. Order chlcka NOW for May or June delivery. L,akevlew Poultry Farm, Exeter, Ontario. 100 CHICKS FREE WITH EVERY ORDER OP 100 Pullet chicks, we give 100 tree chicks (our choice). Legrhorn pullets $22.95 per 100, barred Rock pullets $19.95 per 100, White Rock Pullets $24.95 per 100. All chicks sold backed by high egg pedigreed stock. $1.00 books your order, balance C.O.D. Guaranteed 100% live delivery. Kent Xlatoh- ery. Chatham. Ontario. llAIKDltKSM.Vt' L. K A R N HAlRDRE-SSINU THE Robertson method. Information on request reh'urdins chisses. I{obertson'.« Hairdressing Acad- emy, W! Avenue Road, Toronto. FOn SALE SPECIAL PUIIJFT SAI.E STARTED BARRED ROCK PUf^ lets. 1 week old 22c, 2 weeka aid 26 cents. Immediate dellvsry. Oarleton Hatchery, Brltan^il? Heights. Ontario. POULTRY KEEPERS BE CKRTAIN lOV BUY GOOD healthy, vigorous chicks. Buy chicks with breeding and llvablllty and you will be certain of auccess Our Breeders are all Government Inspected, banded and blood-tested \ Write tor descriptive catalogue and prices on our Government Approved chicks. MONKTON POULTRY FARMS Monkton, Ontario A-1 BABY CHICKS; LEGHORNS; Rocks; Hybrids. Some choice â- tarted chicks available up to I and 4 weeks old. Write or phone A- H. Swltzer Hatchery. Granton, Ont. Phone S8 R S. OUOER YOUR CHICKS NOW AND YOU ARE GUARANTEED your chicks for next spring when yon want them. Barred Rock inl.ved $12.00 per 100, White Leg- horns mixed $11.00 per 100. Bar- red Rock Pulleta $19.00 per 100 White Leghorn Pullets $22.00 per 100. Heavv Breed Ckls. $6.00 per 100. Leghorn Ckls. $2.00 per 100. All chick.'! hatched from 26 o«. 6gB3 or better and from special mated flocks. Guaranteed 100* live delivery. $1.00 books your order, balance C.O.D. Rainbow Hatchery, Chatham. Ontario. ARE YOU KIOEPING CHICKENS or are you looking for chicks that will keep yoti? The answer la obvious. No poultryman wants to raise chicks that are a liability. Top Notch chicks are all. from Government Approved bloodtested breeders. Piioea after May 16th. Non-.'^vxed; White LeRhorns 10.96, Barred Rocks, New Hamp.«hircs, 11.45, Assorted Light Rreeds 9.96. Assorted Heavl?"< 10,45. Pullets: White l.echorns 22.05. Burred Rocks 18.115, New Hinp.'shlres 19. n5. Cockerels: White Leshorna 1.00. Barred Rocks 9.15, New Hanipshlres 8.45, Assorted Heav- ies 7.45. After .Tune 1st still low- •r price.") on niin-sexed and pullet chicks. Write for complete price list of many other breeds. 2 week old chirks for immediate deliv- ery. luUl Ge per chick to above prloc^. Top Notch ChlokericB, Ciuelph, Ontario, 2.1 VWKV. CHICKS OUR FOUNDATION STOCK 18 Tegjlstered and pedlprreed birds. Nothing belter In Canada. Order now. Prices for mixed baby chicks, mules and females: Bar- red Rocks, $12.00 per hundred; White Leehorns, $11.00; White Rock.s, $15.00; Brown LeRhorns, $1S.00. Pullet prices: Barred Kocks, $19.00; White LeKhorns, $22.00; White Rocks, $24.00; Brown Leghorns, $24.00. 25 free chicks, our choice, will be given for each 200 mixed chicks order- ed and 25 free chicks for each 100 day old pullets ordered. Qoddard Chick Hatchery, Bri- tannia HelKhts, Ontario. BABY CHICKS AND STARTED pullets, 1 to 8 weeks old. White LeKhorns. Barred Rocks. New Hampshire, Hybrids, Bayvlew Hatchefy, Trenton, Ont. WHAT'.S IN A NAME. MANY poultrymcn know from exper- ience that In bu.vlnR' chicks the name "Tweddle" can mean the difference between making and loslns: money. Yes, for 19 years the tinmo Twoddle has stood for quality chicks that are Oovern- tneiit Approved from bloodtested hrneders oi' known llvablllty and ji iduetivlty. May prices are now In effect v.ith lower prices for lute Mny .ind June de; vcrv. Send for the Tweddle ra'-loguc and reduced Mny and .'une '-Ices. Limited number of two we k old started chick."* and older pullets fur Immediate delivery. Tweddle Chick Hatcheries Limited, Ferg- us, Ontario. rOULTRr-KEKPERS CANNOT LKT down the supply on markets here and ovor.'fens. >Jow la the time to take stock, If you think yiniMI be short la.ving birds, we have day- old and started pullets that will give what you want next fall and fvlnter. t^hleks. Cockerels. Bray Hatchery. ISO John N„ Hamilton, ftnt. OVRINO AND CI.RAIVINa JIAVF. YOU ANYTHING NEED* dyeln»! or cleaning? Write to us for Inrormstlon W* art glad to snswer vour questlonr Depart- ment H Parker's Dye Work* Mmllfd T'l Yonga Street. To- ronto. PJI.ECTRIC MOTORS. NEW, USED, bought, sold, rebuilt, belts, piil. leys, brushes. Allen Electric Com- pany Ltd.. 2S26 Dufferin St.. To- ronto. STRAWUEURY PLANTS, ASPAR- agus, ra.-^pberries, peach trees, apples, perirs. plums, cherries, grapes, currants, shrubs, hedging shade trees, wire tree guards. Norfolk Nursery. Simcoe. Ontario JAPANESE SP.ANIELS, A FEW only of these rare pets for sale. all champion stock, Canadian bred: the most loyal and intelli- gent ot all toy dogs. Nippon Sun Kennels. Box 764 Huntsvllle, Ont. JERSI?VS. ALL AGES, QUEBEC'S leading show and producing herd, records, accredited. Gables Farm, Foster. Quebec. AT STUD, ATTRIDOE'S NIGHT- rider Black and Tan Coon hound, imported, six generation pedigree. His sire stands at one hundred dollars stud fees. Studding thli young dog at Twenty-five dollars. Arthur Attridge, Freeman, Ont PUREBRED HEREFORD CATTLE, males and females. Lawrum Farms, Durham, Ont. BULLSâ€" ELMVALE NOBLE CAV- alier, class A, 3 years, grand champion at Richmond 1013. Sir- ed by R.O.P. bull. Silver Spring Cavalier and from a high testing dam. with three R.O.P. recorda, priced at $250. Also bull calves of excellent breeding. Apply P. W. Argue, 234 Bank St.. Ottawa, Ont. FOR SALE- 33-46 VVj-.TEB :j00 Thre.'^hinf machine v\ 0CL".ent condition. H.,'h elevator and cut- ting bov, $'4'i'30, hard rubber tired tracto,.' 'agon capable of carrying 10 t j i, $100.00. tractor sleigh capable f carrying 6 ton, $100.00. 4 section Blsscll spring tooth harrow $80.00. 10 foot Mas- aey Harris power binder in ex- cellent condition. $350.00. Morri- son Allen. R. 6, Mount Forest, Line 129 R31. U8ED SAW MILL MACHINERY consisting oi carriage, saw and all necessary equipment, aUo Kasoline tngini:, shingle machine, and steam enplnt A. S. McMeek- in. Dalkeith. Ont ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS! IMMERSION TYPE. COPPER CON- struction, 660-watta. Just drop it In a pan of water and almost In- stantly the water is hot. Handy In the kitchen, wonderful for shaving etc. Postpaid $3.00. The Radio Hospital, Tracadle, N.B. r.ARMS FOR SALE FARM TWO HUNDRED ACRES fenced, seventy cultivated, rest wood, pasture, sugar bush, large bank barn, cement floor, large house, stone wall, basement, spring water, sink, telephone, apple trees, 214 miles from two towns, school bus passes door, price $3,000. Box 148. Sundrldge, Ont. 75 ACRESâ€" SOUTH OF KEXIPT- ville, ?4 mile from No. 10 high- way, bulldinss In good repair. Including 9 roomed house. A. S. Oearcy, R.R. 2, Kemptville. Ont. 78 ACRES, 65 CLEAR, IS BUSH; steel root barn, 50 x 58; hen house, machine shop, double gar- age, 9-room brick house, hot water heutlns'. 3-pc. bath, water softener, hydro: house is beau- tifully situated, surrounded by shade trees, excellent view, h:ilf mile from GeorKlan Hay, 3 miles from Midland: stujk and eciuip- raent optional; .ndJoininK 80 acres also av;iiliible. -Vpply VV. T. Wil- liams. R.l:. 1, Penetans. Out. F.\nM FOR SALE, 50 ACRES, 7 OF bush, runiilnir stream, euuipped for chickens, small tireenhousc, electricity, strawberries, rasp- berries, one mile east ot Totten- ham, H. C. Kent. R.R. 2. Totten- ham. Ont. MACHINEUV 10 DIESEL TRACTORS. MODELS TD-40 (47.5 HP). Industrial or farm use. Other equipment avail- able. Write, wire, phone. Leven- thal & Co. .Machinerv .Vgents. Mclntyre Block. Winnipeg. D8s 14 YARD SCRAPERS. RD8s 12 yard scrapers. TD18 angledozer 10 yard scraper. TD40 3H vard Letourneau scraper. Northwest 104 \ yard drag line. Bucyrus 20B V yard drag line. Write, wire, phone. Other equipment available. I.eveiithal & Co., Mc- lntyre Block. Winnipeg, TILE MACHINE CEMENT TILE MAClll.Ni:, SLIGHT- ly used. 4 to 12 inch moulds and fittings, truck.s and track. Re- quires two to operate. Cood buy to interested party. Toronto own- er has disposed of Plant. Applv F. VanEBnuind. Clinton, Ont. TURKEYS, each. Hn TURKEYS ROYAL PALM $1.00 each. Hro:ul Rreasted Bronze 75c WHITE PEKIN DUCK and V.'hite Cochin l!ant:im eggs $2.00 per 10. I*>g Chateau Farms, Fenelon Fal ls. Ont . ^»IKOICAL STOMACH AND THREAD WORMS often are the cjuse of Ill-health In humans, all ages. No one Im- mune! Why not find out If this Is your trouble? Interesting par- ticularsâ€"Free! Write Mulveney'9 Remedies, SpecliUl^u. Tcronto 5. GOOD RESOLUTION â€" EVERY sufferer of Rheumatic Pains or Neuritis should try Dixon's Rem- edy. Munro's Drug Store. SJ5 El- gin, Ottawa, rostnald $1.00. NATURE'S IIELPâ€"DIXON'S REM. fJl'' ii'J" "heumatlc Pains. Neur- itis. Thousands praising it. Mun- ros Drug Store. 335 Elgin, Ot- tawa. Postpaid $1.00. Ml SICAL IXS'IRDMKNTS FHED A BODDINGTON BUYS. sells, exchanges musical Instru- ment s, UlChurc h, Toronto 2. OPPORTl'IVITIES FOR WOHEK BE A HAIRDRESSER JOIN '".VaD'.S LEADING SCHOOL Great Opportunity, Learn Hairdressing Pleasant dijjnified profession, good waKes, thousands successful Marvel graduates. America's greatest sys- tem. Illustrated catalogue free. Write or call MARVEL HAIRDRBSSlWa SCHOOLS 358 BLOOR W.. TORONTO Branches: 44 King St. Hamilton & 74 Rideau Street, Ottawa. PATENTS FETHERSTONHAUGH & COMPANT Patent Solicitors. Establiahed 1890; 14 King; West, Toronto. Booklet of Information on ra- queat. PIAXOS OUR SMALL NEW PIANOS WILL, be available shortly. Beautiful In design and tone. Send for cir- cular naming approximately your price, and particulars Id that range will be mailed promptly. Factory Mason, & RIach Limited, 642 King West. Toronto. ' Potatoes and Carrots Write or phone what you have t« offer. Best prices paid for Number 1 quality. Mutual Growers' Market Limited 41 Church St., Toronto rllUTOGRAI'HI tm'Ar.l .!.,..• 5A';"iS;'^/LCnON four fl'.nt o- aperl;. deve',,>ed and printed « OR S EXPOSURE ROL' a »e REPSINTS 8 tor 25c FINEST ENLARGINi; SERVICE Tou may not get all tba films yoa want thIa year, but you can get all f.h* quality and service yoi. desire by sending your fllma to IMPERIAL PHOTO SBRl'ICI) Station J. Toronto TRY CANADA'S LARGEST PHOTO FINISHING STUDIO Get better pictures at lowest cost. Don't take chances with your film rolls. You an't take "sijaps" over again. PROMPT M.\IL SERVICE Any Size Roll â€" 6 or 8 Sipoaurea DEVFIXIPED AND PRINTED iSe A customer in Cape Breton says, T Sieve been sending illma to you for 4 ur 6 years. Would not send them anvwh^-e else." SPECIAL ALBUM OFFER New Style Album With Prints â- ' sizes 16-20-127 it 29c (4c extra) is sent with film rolL SPECIAL PRICES ON FRAMING AND COLORING Enlargements 4 x 6" In beautiful easel mounts, S for 25c. Framed on Ivory tinted mats, 7 x 9", In Gold, Silver, Circassian Walnut or Black Ebony finish frames, 59o each. If enlargement colored. 79c each. Box 129, Postal Terminal A, Toronto Print .'\'ame and Address Plainly on STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE Box 121). Postal Terminal A. Toronto Print .Name and Address Plainly oa Orders. FEMALE HFI.P VVANTKU EXPERIENCED LINOTYPE OPERATOR Apply to nearest Employment and Selectivo Service Office. File CR 2731. HELP WAATED MANUF.iCTURER OF LIGHTNING rod equipment desires local sales- men for part-time work through- out Ontario. Drawing account against commissions arranged. Apply n. Phillips Company Lim- ited. 200 Main Street, Toronto. CYLINDER PRES.'^MAN WANTED, one with some experience on make-ready. Steady position for steady reliable man. (44-hour week). Apply nearest Employ- ment & Selective Service Office, FILEâ€" CR 2519. EXPERIE.NCED UNOTVPE OPER- ator and floor man wanted at Stice, steady posiUon, (44-hour wdfU) .\i>Cil? hfn'rosl Employment and Selective Service Office. Fll.F.â€" CR 23'.'(i WANTED I'OWL A: lUtOlLERS. HIGHEST prices paid. Crates available. Write U. P. Ma lion. 33 Jarvis Street. Toronti. WANTED-PROPERTY ON LAKK frontage between HuntsviUe, North Bay. Good fishing, duck shooting. 454 I'.iling Ave.. N. Hamilton. USED DELCO UGHTING PlJVNTa motors, and generators wanted. State age, price at\d condition. M. ". Cowan, Monkton, Out. SUPLRI.NTENDKNT WANTED KOR ^0 bed llo.spitrtl in Palmerston. Ontario. Duties rommence June 1st. Appl.v to W. H. Iturns. Palm- erston, Ont. h.Xl'ERlENTED SlNOtJ!; T>ArPY I'Hrmhand, $75 a month. State particulars. John Nixon. RR 4. Dundas, Ont. IIAIIMEEKA FOOT nAL.M DF atroys offensive odor Instanth 4So bottle, Ottawa agent. Dennv,. Drug 8te»«. Ottawa. MR. WOOL GROWER WE OPERATE A GOVERNMENT Licensed Wool Warehouse and are prepared to purchase thia aeaspllS Wool clip according to OoyernmeiU Ora<fin| Wt^rxkv^ and at established Government Prlcs», \ou can ai.uly your wool Sredlt aftaln.^ \>u\x\h tmrchftseJ: ^\VLS t.TD. STI!,\TllROY7ont WE SUY '"'Re'r';t "[.Herbs, Uoota. Bark*' prices' 'iffl-CH^-SbW . \\ 'III- f"!- full list Dominion Herb DistriiMf -« -4 4 -4 .t -4 A :t 14 l.nnreure Hliil., liMtOM| lW*»«rBi â- 4