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} f T m r f â- r -r V ^ » »- >• » A- SiMel land cool in any Pipe CANADA'S STANDARD PIPE TOBACCO Ij Churchill Travels As "Col. Warden" Winston Churchill arrived re- cently at Cap d'Antibes on the French Riviera on his return journey from a holiday in Italy. The former British Prime Min- ister spent the night at an Antibes villa under the name oi "Col. Warden". •-'- Mr. Churchill is warden of Cin- que Ports on the soutli coait of Eng'.and. Time Marches On Now chemists report that DDT may be obsolete within a year be- cause of better compounds. Most folks haven't had time to sample the elusive product. Easy Way To Treat Sore, Painful Piles Hera is iha chance for every ptr- â- on In Canada suffering from sore, ItcbiuK, painful pile* to try a slmpl* home remedy with the promise of • rellcble firm to refund the cost of the treatment If you are net •atlsfled with the results. Simply go to any druggist and Ket a bottle of Hem-Rold and use as directed. Hem-Rold Is an Intern- al treatment, easy and pleasant to use and pleasing results are quick- ly noticed. Itching and soreness are relieved, pain subsides and as the treatment Is continued the sore, painful pile tumors heal over leav- ing tbe rectal membranes clean and healthy. Get a bottle of Hem- Roid today and see for yourself what an easy, pleasant way this ts to rid yourself of your pile misery. NUTR: The apoaaot ot this notice la a reliable firm, dolns bualaeaa la Canudn for over 20 yenrs. If you are troubled tvlth aore, ItchlnSi painful piles, Hem-Rold must kelp you quickly or the email purchase price *«'itl be sladly refunded. SAF ES Protect your BUUKS and CASH from FIRE and THIEVES. We have a slxc and type of Safe, or Cabinet, tor Bay purpose. Visit as, or irrltc for prices, etc. to Oept. \V. J.6CJ.TAYL0R UMITED TORONTO SAFE WORKS I 1.*^ Kroni !jit. C. Torootu RstnbtUhed ISAA GET AFTER HEADACHE PAIN THIS WAY- J Insfotttine Tablet brings FAST RELIEF! Next time you suffer firem a simple headache, try the Instantine 1-iablet- way to prompt relief. Yoti may be surprised at the sp)eed with which 1 Instantine tablet can bringyoujast relief. It generally takes only one Instantine tablet to start bringing welcome relief from headache pain. You see, these fast-acting, prescription-type tablets go to work almost inmiediately easing pain, lessening discomfort. Instan tine's scientific combination of tliree proven medicinal ingredients works in these ways to bring relief: 1. Spe«dily ease the pain. 2. Prolong relief from pain. 3. Reduce "depression." Give mild, stimulating "lift." Try Instantine â€" chances are you will never again resort to slower-acting preparations for relief of simple pain. Remember Instantine, too, whenever you sufler from pains of neiiraliia jind i»e«ri/ts.'Your druggist has Instantine. ^Inslanline ^ niM»t%2S^-^mH limine ^ rM^ffMffrsHfcffrMaSh^M* OTTAWA^EPORTS That The Sugar Beet Industry of Ontario May Be Entirely Mechanized Soon. The back-breaking work in the sugar beet industry together with the shortage of labor has hereto- fore kept down the beet acreage of eastern Canadian farms, but the situation ia now likely to change. Difficult conditions have spurred efforts to mechanize the industry and a combine has already been imported by the Canada and Dom- inion Sugar Company to Keirt County, Ontario. The combine digs the beets, tops them and loads them into trucks following the combine in the field in much the same manner as a corn combine. For some time labor saving machinery has been used success- fully in western Canada where the farms are large and rolling, but the smallness of the sugar beet fields of Canada necessitated a special adaptation of the combine. Now it ha.'i arrived and predictions are that the entire industry will be mechanized within a few years. * * « Research workers of the Animal N'utrition Department of the Ont- ario Agriculture College have been responsible for saving the poultry industry from staggering losses. To them also goes much of the credit for the wartime upswing in the production of poultry and eg.?.-. In 1930 the industry faced disast- er as a result of pullorum disease. .\ research project was launched witli results which reduced the in- cidence of the disease from 10 per cent to two per cent. In 1941, just when the industry was being call- ed upon to increase production for wartime needs, a variant of the disease, called the X-bug, showed up. Mortality rates rose again and back went the specialists to microscopes and test, tube j. A new type of antigen for testing purposes resulted and the X-bug was check- ed. One phase of the work has been the cleaning up of hatcheries and the use of gas in killing off the organism was .successfully developed. « • « Montreal docks are busy these days loading for shipment to Europe. Some 6.000.000 pounds of meat are going to the continent every week and so far this season 3j.000.000 pounds of tinned meats have left the citv's docks. • • / German prisoners of war in the Medicine Hat Internment Camp are operating the largest vegetable farm in .\l'berta. the "Golden Valley Farm"'. The produce not only keeps the rations of the per- sonnel in M.D. 13 well supplied with vitamin foods, but contributes substantially to federal government coffers. This year, the second of operation for the scheme, it is est- imated that production will be l.SOO tons of vegetables of all kinds with a net profit of $39,000. The prisoners, who are paid 30 cents a day, have broken many new acres of the rich prairie land for seeding, and have provided for ir- rigation by opening up 12 miles of ditches. Swift Ease for Miserable BACKACHE Don't trifle with that backache, iK-causc backache, along with leg cramps, resilesa nights, puffy e.ves, rheumatic pains and frequent headaches are -sure signs that your kidneys arc lazv. Get relief â€" quickly â€"with GOLD MED.-Vt Haarlem OU CAPSULES. GOLD MED.VL Capsules will give you swift relief because they help your kid- neys to got back on the job, filtering your blood, and removing the trouble-causing waste acids and poisons. GOLD MED.-\L Capsules contain ac- curately uK'asiired amounts d the gen- uine and original Dutch Drops, known the world over for their swift effectiveness. That's why you can count on GOLD" MED.VL Capsules for relief. Be sure j-ou get the genuine GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil CAPSULES. Get the 40c box from your dru.ggist. [Here's a SENSIBLE My' ti nine MONTHLY FEMAIE MIN Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound not only helps relieve periodic pain but ALSO accompanying nervous, tired, highstrung feelings â€" when due to func- tional monthly disturbances. It's one of the most effective medicines for this pur- pose. Pinkham'sCotnpound htlfis naturt! Follow label directions. Try it! WATERCYCLE MADE AVAILABLE TO PUBUC A watercycle get; a workout by Mary Thomas of Oshawa, Ont. This cycle,, with a speed of three knots, is being made available to the public through War Assets Corp. IGEXTS W.\.\TED AGENTS â€" TEP.RITORIES STILL open. Sell So easoline saver and super charger: lOOTo profit. 5 minutes to Instal. Write "Gas- oline Saver", Box 52. 73 .Adelaide West. Toronto. so>-(; WIIITRRS SONG POEMS WRITERS. RECUG- nized music writer, whose sonj^s are published by leading L'.S.A. publishers. coaat-to-coast. will Tvrite music to your poems. Free copies, now publishing in Canada. Write Sonsmaster Studios. Susse.T. N.B. IIAIIV CHICKS FREE R.A..VGE PULLETS PURE breeds and hybrid crosses 12 weeks up to layinp. Also fall hati^hed day old chicks booked to order. .\lso booking: orders now for 1946 chicks. Send for earl.v booking: pricelist and be sure of chicks when you want them. Tweddle Chick Hatcheries Limit- ed. Fergrus. Ontario. NOW IS THE TIME TO ORDER November and December chicks â€" we may h.ave a few broilers on hi'nd in October. Fall Dulletin (free) available. Bra.v Hatchery. 130 John N. Hamilton. Ont. FCLLETS ALL. AGES FRO.M II weeks up to 2G weelcs. Pure breeds and hybrid crosses. Also day old chicks hatched to order for Fall delivery. Also booking orders for 1!'46 chicks. You will save mone.v by ordering early. Too Notch Chickerles. Guelph. Ont. ni SIXESS .IND PROPERTY IF YOU .\RE THINKING OF SEL- \ins your Business or Property. larKe or small and want pood re- sults, consult this office. 30 years experience in selling all kinds of property, for further information write. George Lawton. 709 Quel- lette Ave.. Windsor. Ont. BI"S1XES<8 OPPORTVNITIES WIN PERSIAN LAMB COAT or Hudson Seal Coat or Muskrat Coat and Muff valued at $500.00 or $400.00 in cash Tickets 2Sc. or S for $1.00 FOR SALE ELIZ.tBETH FRY CHA1>TER, I.O.D.E., Sudbury. Ont. Send your pOHtnl note or money order to Mm. I,. Slntpnon. 9S Klnfcvmuunt DIvd., .^ndbury. Ont. -IT COULD BE YOURS" A BEAUTIFUL .MODERN 5-ROOM Bungalow, now under construc- tion, or choice of $10,000 In Vic- tory Bonds, situated at the corn- er of Lawrence .\ve. and Scarlett Rd.. in Weslon. This beautiful home or the bonds will po to some Iuclv>' shareholder. It is not necessary for the winner to be present at the draw. Tickets II each or 6 for $5. Mall your order for 1 or more tickets to Treas. Weston Lions Club, Toronto 15. Get yours now. $1 FOR ROTARY HOUSE SH.\RE TICKET GIVES YOU Op- portunity of owninfT this beau- tiful home or 14500 cash when luck.v ticket Is drawn. Proceeds for Crippled Children and Com- munity Service. Send tod.iy for one or more shares to Rotary Club. Box 42S. Essex, Ontario. •41 PLYMOUI'H C.\R, EXCELLENT condition including: rubbers. Send dollar for five draw tickets to J. Shedden. Halowe'en Draw Chair- man, Refinery Workers' Union. Port Colborne. Winner purchases car for one dollar. $7,000 OPTIMIST HOME "MAY BE YOURS" AI.SO p.\nTicii'.\TE IN 150. on monthly Bond draw. Other prir.cs Details on receipt. Shares $1.00 each or 6 for $5.00. Send for shares to St. Catharines Optimist Club. Box 4<5-H.. SL Cath.nrlncs. Ontario. $10,000 HOME BUILT ANYWHERE IN CANADA to winner's specifications. or $10,000 in cash will be awarded luck.v winner. .Mso chance on $100 monthly draw. Winner Is still eligible for house draw. All proceeds for children's welfare. Tickets $1 eachâ€" IJ for $10. Mall remltt.Tm-e to Sudbury Kiwanis Club. Box 5.1. DVKI\U AMD CI.RAMMR H.WE YOU ANYTHING SEEDS dyeing or cleaninit? Write to ua for information. VVe are iclad to answer your questions. Depart- jnetit H Parker's Dye Works l.lniiled. 7!>l Yonge Street, To- kailh macmimekv roR s.alb GASOLINE ENGINES. NEW Brig-gs and Stratton air-cooled. Most modern engrine built. Low cost. Dealers' orders invited. Write for descriptive folders and prices. Scope Sales Co., Box 852, Ottawa. Ont. GRIMM EVAPORATOR 6' x IS'; 1.700 buckets, spouts. covers, storage and gathering tanks, set- tling can $600. H. Barnes. Sund- ridge. Ont, PURE BRED. CURLY TYPE AIRE- dale puppies, now six weeks. Fe- males. $10: Small deposit reserves your pup until ready to ship. H. H. Damm. Kippen. OnL ATTENTION. FARMERS. FOR Sale: Tractor Tires, made of rub- ber, suitable for bolting on steel wheels. $10.00 each. When order- inir state diameter and width of wheel. National Rubber Co. Ltd.. 5 Wiltshire Ave.. Toronto. Ont. SCOTCH COLUES. SEVERAL well marked Tri-color puppies, reffistered. ^Vrite Kaarina Ken- nels. Highland Creek Ont. 6 ROOM MODER.N FRAME HOME, all conveniences. 314 acre land, early possession. Village of Camp- bellcroft. â€" $4200.00. HERBERT K. LONG Real state and Insurance 17 Walton Street. Port Hope. Ontario Phones; Bus.31 Home 946-J PIANOS. OUR SMALL NEW PIANOS will be available shortly. Beauti- ful in design and tone. Circular mailed promptly. Factory Mason and Risch Limited, 642 King Street West, Toronto. GE.VERAL STORE ON HIGHAVAY. Hamilton vicinity, nice home sur- roundings: $9,500 complete, $6,000 cash required: owner retiring. Ask Worthlngton, 21 Main E.. Hamilton. M U S C O V Y DUCKS. WHITE. drakes $3.00, ducks $2.00 F.O.B. Pan in Farm, P.O. Box 101. Alder- shot. Ont. •VIKING" CREAM SEPARATORS and repair parts are always .'wailahle either at your local dealer or direct from Swedish Sep.'«r«tor Co. Limited, 720 Notre- Dam* West, Montreal t. Qua. 20.000 r.REEDING EWES. 50.000 Feeder Lambs. Rambouillet â€" Merino Corridale Cross. Southern .^ask. Wool Growers^ -Association. Maple Creek. Saskatchewan. G. S. Herringer. Secretary. SURPLUS ARMY STORES .\.rmy Petrol Cans, capacity 2 Imp gallons: with carrying handle and heavy brass cap. Just the thing for carrying extra gasoline, water, anti- freeze or any liquid. Price 7?c each. Used Land Mine Boxes. 8H x 8\ x 2S^^ long. Price $1.39 each. Used .\mmunitlon Bo.\es. -^3 x 11 x 18'^ high, double hinged cover. IS ga. steel. Two heavy carrying handles. Price $1.75 each. All-puriose metal containers, 17" high N lOti X SM, with sllp-on cover and c.invas carrying strap. Price .79c each. 6' Folding .Mess Tables, price $5.95 each, li' Folding Benches. $2.20 each. COD. â€" 1'ransportation charges eR- tra. Write The Alison Machinery Com- pany Limited, 20S Sinicoe St.. To- ronto 2B. Ontario. ELECTRIC .MOTORS. NEW. L'SEP bought, sold, rebuilt; belts, pul- leys, brushes Allen Electric Com- panv Ltd.. 2326 Pufferln SI. To- ronto ELECTRIC MOTORS REWiUNP AND RFrAlRKD Ex- pert workmnnshlp. Moderate prices, l.lovd M Bettger. Mi-»rik- f n n . O n ; n r ? n . RKSTAlR.Wf FOR S.Al.E COOP r.USlNE.'sS IN S.MAT.L TOWN, doin.r from five to six hundred a week business. Modern equip- ment. Man and wife can handle Liviti!'- ottarters upstairs. Lt^iw rent, 2.500 dollars ''Msh for equip- ment and stock. Write Dennis ' IVir.>:it, n,.thwe1I, Out. FARMS FOR «AI.E $8500,00 â€" no ,-ur.\ good bld-s,. 175 anple trees, 500 bhis, per venr. $(000.00 â€" ion Tc-es. 75 ncms work- able. I acre orchard. $4000.00 â€" 150 acres. lOfl- acres wor'^nble. 1? acres wood, good b'des. $12000.00 â€" "on ncrc excellent fi'rm. bMgs.. 5 acres wood. $4000.00 â€" '50 -icr'^s. 13 .-icres rtriir- inal harwood. bldgs. good â€" stock (ind couipment m.MV be pur- HERBERT K TX^NO Real sf>te and Insurance s 17 Walton Street Port Hope. Ontario Phon<»: Bus.31 Home 946-1 7-ACRK. PRODUCIIVE. TRACT- •>r fiirni for sale. mPes north Cobourg. 1 mile west Camborne village, excellent location. ^ room brick house newly Hci'omted. srar- age. woodshed. 100 Ft. hank ham. implement s'lod. hognen henhouse. .-Ml huildings In best 'â- enair. .\ll equipned with hvdro. Runnlnir water house and ham Never fallinir sorin-T In pasture 7 acres mixed woods voun'' or- chard. Excellent farming district .Vpply Mrs. George Jamlesop Camborne, Ontario. Chistmas Parcels For The Armed Forces Overseas While Christmas may seem • long way off to those in Canada it is really time now to think of Christmas gifts for friends or re- latives of the Armed Forces stationed in the Far Elast, Indim, Burma, Celyon or the South East .\sia Command. Mail Christmas Parceib now -or not later than October 10th. The journey to the United Kingdom, trans-ahip- ment in the United Kingdom, and then the long ocean voyage to the Far Eait requires considerable time, and parcels must be sent now to be assured of delivery by Christ- mas. Christmas parcels for the Mid- dle East and Central Mediterran- ean, i.e.. Egv'pt, Iran. Iraq, Syria, Italy, Malta, West .\frica, etc., should be mailed as soon as pos- sible and at the latest by October ISth. It is theoretically possible for a pigeon breeder to start with a doz- en pairs of birds and have 960 squabs at the end of 12 months. VoWs Behret li your nose ever fills (i=;^ • up with stuffy traa-a^J^!^ ' stent congestion â€" "^K^ next time put a little vO*^ Va-tro-noJ in each /^J nostril. Quickly con- %-^^ gesdon Is relieved, breatiiing is easier. Va-tro-nol worics rl«bt where troubl* ts » relieve distress of head colds. Try it! Works fine! YouOl lllce It' VICKS VA-TM-NPL HOTEL METSOPOLE All Beautifully With Running Rates: Furnished Water. $1.50. ap NIAGARA FALLS OPPOSITE C.M.R. STATION F.ARMS FOB S-ALE 105-.ACRE FARM. CLAT IX)AM. bank b.irn. frame house, hydro available. >« mile ."iciuth No. i Highway. Robert Martin. New- castle. Ont. 100 ACRES. 40 CLEARED, CLAT loum. good wood bu.-^h. some tim- ber: frame house and barn, hydro In each: trout stream on proper- ty. Will sell with or without im- plements and horses. H. Hughes. Port Sydney. Ontario. FOR SALE- â€" 270-ACRB F.A.RM ON main road, close to church, school, dairy and cheese factory. 2 large barns. laree house in eood con- dition, well watered. Hydro, milk- Insr machine, grain grinder. 160 acres under cultivation. 1.000 bu- shels fall wheat this year. Apply Garnet Pupre. R. R. 6. Napanee, Ont, \-.ALU.VBLE FRUIT F.ARM. Jl acres of exceptionally well cul- tivated orchards, including pears, peaches, cherries, plums, prunes, irrapes and apples: attractive 10- room brick home, electricity, bath, hot and cold running water, beautiful surroundinps: tenant house, barn, packing shed. 2 gar- ages, chicken pen: all in splendid repair: half mile from school on itood road. Price $25,000: must sell. Owner livin? on farm. D. E. LIghtle. Ridgeville P.O.. Welland vicinity. 104 .4.CRES F.ARM. RICH LOA.M ->i-i;I \.in- steel ba.-n in 1937. near- ly new g roomed frame house Hydro, running wstcr In both house and barn. % acres bush, driving shed and hen coop, good fences. 25 acres hay and pasture the rest ploughed, drilled well $S,000. at least $4,000 In cash, 10 miles from Guelph. S miles from Rockwood. 5 miles from Acton. 1 mile to school. Mrs. T. Halcovltch, R.R. 4. Rockwood. Ont. :on-ACRE F.ARM. lA'T IS. CON. IJ. Enniskiilen Township, one mile off No. 21 Highway. Eight-room brick house, full basement. Barn 4(V ft. by so ft., finished off with cement mangers and steel stanch- Ions, 12x40 concrete silo. Good machine shed and srranary. Good clay loam, well tiled. 25 acres hardwood bush, .\pply Walter Clark. Wyoming. Ontario. FARM. 200 .VCRES. 2H MILES from town, on highway, con- venient to school. Mrs. .Arthur Rochon Mattawa. Ont. .\ BEATTIFUL. WELL-IMPROVED 17S :icres. one mile south of Ill- bury. Ont.. on Middle Road. Chas. Case. Blenheim. Ont. 285 ACRES FOR SALE. 12 MILES south of Haliburton. approximate- ly li'ii acres irood workable land, remainder pasture and bush. plenty of wood, limber for lum- ber -ind maple syrup bush, fair house and barn, well watered and fenced. ' Railway and river run through property. «ydro power available, 2 miles from station, general store. church, and school. Owner retiring. Price $.1,500. Apply. Melville McKnight. I!ox It. H.iliburton. Ont. HFl.P WANTED F.ARM HICLP WANTEIX M.A.KR1ED man. one who has had experience In raising hogs, and would take an Interest in same. Good wa.ges and sood house with every con- venience for suitable party. Close to .school, on paved highway. Small family preferred. .Vpply to Box IiIm. T'ienheim. Ont-irio. LINO OPERATORS AND FLOOR MEN WANTED (•oMr!-;Ti:NT lino otkrators and floor men wanted for news- paper printing office, permanent 1.,...-;-:, M hii'hest wrices. Wilson Publishing Co., 73 Adelaide W,. apply lu'irest Employment and Selective Service Office. Order Vo ' MrnicAi. A TRIM. â€" EVERY SUFFKRER of Rheumatic Pains or Neuritis should try r>ixon^s Remedy. Mun- ro^s Drue Store S35 Elgin. Otta- wa. Postpaid $1,00, ;ro\IM-H AND rHKEAD WORMS often ^re the cause nf Ill-he^l**! In hnm^n^, all ages No one Im- mune' Why not find out It this la your trniihle* Tnterestin* par. ticulnrsâ€" Free' Write Mulweney'" Remedies "Sneclallsts Toronto t rsAUMFFKA FOOT BAI.M PE- strovn offensive odor Instantl.v 45e bottle Ottawa agent I^enmar Onic «tore Ottawa. HAVE vol' HEARD ABOUT r>IX- on's Vru-it's .-ind R'untmatic Pain Remedv" It gives food results. Munro^s Dru.g Store. 335 Blgln. Ohmws. Postpaid $1,00, M <iRi>Rr:«isi'<rfi I R A n N HAIRPRESSING THF Robertson method Information on reouesi reerirding elasse* Ri>herr»on"" Rnlrdrea»in« .Aead *»mv '37 Avenue Rond Tnrontr MiHM'At. iNHTiti Mir?rr<t 'â- -REP A BOnniNGTON BUTR •el's, exchanges musical (natrn- ments. Ill Chureli. Toronto t, Ori'OHTl >ITIF.« KOII imimkh BE A HAIRDRESSER JOIN CANAO.AS LEAPlNi; SCHOOL G.-e«t '.ipportunity t.earii Halrdressing Pleasant dignified profession, good wages, thousands successful Marvel graduates, Americans greatest ays- 'em. Illustrated catalogue tree. Write or call MARVEL H.AIRDRESSING SCHtKlLS $58 BLOOR W.. TtiKiANTO Branches 44 King St Hamilton A 74 Rdeau Street "t'lwa. PHOTOGRAI-HIC WINDSOR PHOTU FINISHERS give you better pictures. Try our gloss-tex finish and see the dif- ference: six and eight exposure rolls developed and printed 30c, reprints ,03c each, Windsor Photo Finishers. Box 430. Wind- sor. Ont. CHRISTMAS CARDS FROM YOUR OWN SNAPSHOTS Taur nofr:i::ves make tho most dis- tinctive Chri.*tmaa Cards you can get â€" cards that your friends will treasure â€" particularly friends on active service. Select your favourUe negratives and send to us. We'll return 12 .ittractive. embossed greet- ing: card? ^rith pictures printed on â€" and envelopes* for mailing" â€" all for 6?c. Order early, 1 2 I^hotos on STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE Box i:a>. Poatal Terminal .A. Tsroate A customer ;ir Berwick. N.S,, writes us; "I received the beautiful Christ- mas cards which you printed from my own negatives, and I want yon to know how pleased I am with y.iur wonderful work and prompt service. I will be a regular custom- er of Star Snnpahot r^ervlce from now on.'^ Any Slse Roll â€" fi or 5 Exposures. DEVELOPF.D ,*,>'D PRINTED 35« S MOUNTED EN-L.IRGEMENTS 25e Size \" X tJ" in Deautiful Easel Mounts Vou can have enlargements colour- ed by hand for a small additional chargre, Frmaied EBlarfrementa 4" x 6". on ivory tint mounts. In frames 7" x •". Burnished Cold or Silver. Circassian Walnut or Black Ebony finish 65c; if enlargement coloured 79c. Print your name and address plain- ly on a'.l crders. TIME TESTED QUALITY SERVICE and SATISFACTION Tour films properly developed and printed. « OR S EXPOSURE ROLLS IBc REPRINTS 8 for :5c FINEST E.NL-^RGING SERVTCB Tou may not get all the films yoti want this year, but you can get all the quality and service you desire by sending your films to IMfERIAI, PHOTO SERnCB Sti::on t. Toronto P,»TE!fTS FETHERSTt'NHAUtlH & CO.MPAM Patent Solicitors, Establlahed 1890: 14 K'ng West. Toronto, Booklet of Information on re- QuesL WANTED W .VNTED TO BUY ONE POLL. Hereford Hull about a year old. Please correspond with .Arthur Edg^e. R. R. 1. Durham. Ont Phone ijO:!-:. C.VR IN OOOD CONDITION. $C model or later, no dealers. Box .1.1. 73 .\delaide W. I'oronto. rOT.VTOES - C.VRROTS WANTED. -Vnywhere. state price and quant- ity L. EdKcumbe. Box. 75, Lonir Branch. QUANTITY OF I..\ROE WILLOW trees. Hanger Limb Corapan.v. IS King Street West. Toronto. OnL W. ANTED â€" A MOUNTED WELL- drillin,g machine, complew. must be in good condition. Ed. j\l Core. Milton P. O. Milton. Ont. FE.VTHERS. FE.A.THER BEDS 0» all descriptions; highest prices o.i!d. For particulars write t* Queen City Feather Co.. 23 Bald- win St.. I'oronto. WANTED TO PURCHASE PULL- ets all apes and breeds. High prices paid -Vpply Box No, 51, 7.'? Adelaide W.. Toronto. HATCHING EOOS WANTED FOR 194S hatching season. Flocks cull- ed and bloodtested free of chnrg:* under Government Supervision. Guaranteed premium, plus hatch- ability premium paid. For full details, write Box f.f. 73 Adelaide W.. Toronto. HF.1,1' W,*\TED GOOD HOI-SEKEEPER, 30 TO 4( years of age. No objection to on* child. Good Protestant hom^ right party. Edsar Exelby. Ama- ranth Station. R. R. 1. Ontario. W.VNTED HERDSMAN FOR BEKr Cattle. Good living condttloaa and wages. Permanent iMsltlOB !• the right man. B. Q. Ponaford. Bt. Thomas. Ont ISSUB 41â€" IMS