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------------------ IT vad ay Ald sts 2 eNO Ee AYY, LB BX RP eh HPA NOW youhrod w //] makes better cigarettes "WHAT SCIENCE IS DOING " Glass Fabrics Elimination of serious fire haz- ards in places of public" assembly has been made possible by devel- opment of new processes for dye- Ing and printing decorative fab< rics woven of incombustible glass fibers. Methods of flame-proofing in- flammable fabrics have not elimi- nated the hezards, partly because the effectiveness "of the treatment depends upon the skill of the flame-" proofer and partly because the = flame-proofing must be renewed at regular intervals," involving a gecurring. expense, Within the past year, research has enabled the glass-base fabrics to be dyed in many brilliant solid . colors and shades, in stripes, fig- ures, or prints, In weight, most of the materials compare with damask or heavy satin. + They fall into attractive folds but do" not retain wrinkles. All can be dry-cleared and the whites can be laundered and ironed. Because they are made of glass they are moth-proof. Also, they "will not rot or disintegrate under © sing ab the severest climatic conditlons, and they will not stretch nor sag under changes in humidity, Their colors are fast to sunlight and cleanings, Too Bad Private Jones had been in the army a week when the sergeant asked: "What do you think of the army so far?' "T my like it after a while," re- plied Jdnes, "but just now I think there's foo much drilling and fus- t between meals." How Can I? By Anne Ashley Q. How can I clean velvet? A. Use a stiff brush for remov-- ing dust, and dip a cloth in pow- dered magnesia and clean the vel- vet with a smooth motion, Q. How should chamois skin be washed? 'A, A chamois cloth should be washed -in soapy water, rinsed in © water of the same temperature and pressed carefully on a flat surface to dry after using. This will keep the skin soft and pliable, Q. How can I make a good sa- fad? a A. Try using cooked or canned snap beans, cooked -carrots diced, and chopped onion or chopped celery. This combination will make a good salad, - / Q. How can I remove tar from clothing? A. To remove auto grease, tar and ordinary grease, soak the ma- terial in gasoline and then wash with soap in the usual manner. Q. How can I make a dustless duster? A. By dipping a clean cloth into a mixture of 2 tablespoonfuls of linseed oil and 1 pint of gasoline or benzine. Hang the cloth outside in the shade to dry before using. Always keep cloth in a tin recep- tacle with tight-fitting lid. Do' not-, handle gasoline or benzine near a fire. IF YOUR NOSE *CLOSES UP* TIGHT AT NIGHT HINDERS BREATHING--SPOILS SLEIP a Here's migh Joram good Hews; us wakes breathing ifioult, put 3- pose Vicks Va-tro-nol up each nostril. Va-tro-nol does 3 important things: {1) shrinks ba swollen membranes soothes irritation; (3) helps flush nasal clearing clogging mucus, re Seving transl CO veathing easier favites sleep. «And remember, 1 helps prevent So thoi VATRO-NOL = Dutch, - Portuguese and Ceylon, Springboard . For Attacking Japan Ceylon, the big island-in the In- dlan Ocean where Lord Louis Mountbatten has established, in hill country, his headquarters as chief of 'the Southwest Asia Com- mand, is a British Crown colony, The capital and chief port is Columbo, There is a naval base at Trincomalee. The island had an estimated pop- ulation in 1940 of about 6,000,000 people. The last census showed some 9,000 Europeans and nearly 38,000 Burghers . (a mixture of [ oT native strains). Historically, Ceylon was held first by the Portuguese, and then by the Dutch, who were dis-. placed by the British, the National Geographic Society explains, Ceylon's key position along peacetime's busy trade and travel routes hetween the Near and Far East makes it now a vital control point for military supply lines, as _well as a defense bastion, and a "potential springboa-d for future offensives. As an island close to a great mainland objective of the enemy, Ceylos occupies a geo- graphic position similar to that of fallen Singapore. The. tusk of the male elephant is preferred to that of the female "for commercial ivory. Modern Etiquette By Roberta Lee QUESTIONS 1. How should a club sandwich be eaten? 2.What size should a woman's visiting card be? 8. In case of a broken engage- ment, what becomes of the wed- ding presents? 4. How many knives and may be placed at a place? 5. When a man is engaged to a girl, does each call the other "fiance"? " 6. If a toast is proposed, does the person who is toasted drink from his glass? forks ANSWERS 1. A club sandwich is eaten with a fork after the toast and other ingredients have been broken. In , doing this one uses a knife and a fork. 2. Two and three-fourths to three and a half inches wide, and two to three and three-fourths in- ches high. There is, however, no fixed rule. 8. They are usually re- turned to their donors. 4. Besides the butter spreader and oyster fork, two knives and three forks may be laid at each cover. If additional silver is required, it is laid when needed. 8. There are two forms of the word. Fiance is the masculine and fiancee the feminine form, They both are pronounced - fee-ahn-say. 6. No. 'Lights Up' The lights will come on again in Britain - Sept. 17. The Ministry of Home Security announced a re- laxation of rigid blackout re gulations which have kept the country in darkness for five years. CHINESE GIRLS TO RESCUE Pert and pretty are the seven Chinese parlor maids who the Canadian Pacific Railway Empress Hotel, in Victoria, B.C. in 'direction of Miss Violet Chong, hea have been called to the fighting se re-war condition. d for maid, the girls, all Canadian born, are replacing men who ces or transferred into vital industry, a are keeping the lobby and public rooms of Under the Feeding More Wheat To Farm Live Stock The feeding of wheat to live stock and poultry has exceeded the use of wheat for human c¢on- sumption in Canada during four or the five years of war, and dur- ing the crop year 1043-44, animals ate twice as much wheat as did human beings, states the Quarterly Review of Coarse Grains. This conversion of wheat to live stock feeding has been a wartime devel- opment of note not only in Can- ada but also in the United States. During the five years before the war, the average amount of wheat fed to live stock and poultry an- nually in Canada was 32,000,000 bushels. against 'human food re- quirements .of approximately 44,- 000,000 bushels, In the crop year ' 1943-44 human consumption of wheat .is expected to total 50,000,- 000 bushels-and the animal con- sumption more than = 100,000,000 bushels,' Nazi Prisoners In Zoo Cages All the German sailors and soldiers and Quislings and collabor- ationists taken by the local re- sistance movement, are behind the bars of the Antwerp Zoo. They have been put there be- cause it is the obvious place. The 200 lies beside the main railway station in the centre of the city and the cages have strong bars, 'Nothing would be more. suitable, but it is a fantastc sight. On the right where the Mons were are German officers, Pan- ther cages have German roncom- missioned officers, ~~ The tigers' places are taken by men of the blackshirt Fascist movement, And in the corner on the left, where there used to be wildcats, there 1» a throng of weeping women, Have You Heard? A commercial traveller got held up in the Orkney Islands on ac- count of bad storms and sent a te- legram to his firm in Aberdeen say- ing: "Marooned by storm, Wire in- structions." It was a canny reply that came back: "Start summer vacation as from yesterday." -- Op . "Isn't Wireless Wonderful?" says a headline. = Quite =o, Think of the crooners and things you can silencé€ by just turn- ing a knob. --0-- The class composition was about "Kings." One boy wrote this: "The most powerful king on earth is Wor-king; the laziest, Shir-king; the wittiest, Jo-king; the quietest, Thin-king; the .thirstiest, Drink-king; . the shyest," Win-king, and the. naisiest, Tal-king." --0-- A visiting specialist was taken to the cubicle of a mental case who thought he was a king. i "I know. I am a king," the man explained, "Satan told me so." At which a furious voice sounded from the next cubicle: "I 'told you nothing of the kind." Hunt Poor Milkers By Weighing Milk Hunt the poor milkers with scales, urges The Ottawa Farm Journal, It does not take one min- ute per cow. Write the weight on a slate, chalk it on a blackboard, or pencil it on paper. Scales can be got that will allow for 'weight of pail, Weigh every night and morn- ing if you want to know it all, Dairying is a business, -~ How do you know which cow earns the costly feed unless you weigh the milk daily? 'In England and Wales there are now, 1,600 wartime day nurseries where babies are cared for while their mothers are busy with various kinds of war work, The Ministry of Health has decided that no fur- ther nuseries are ncéded. : Drive out ACHES x * A/F KILL FILTHY FLIES wu FLV f0X There Is only one un FLY-TOX Nervous, Restless On "CERTAIN DAYS" Of Tho Month? It functional periodic disturbances make you feel nervous, cranky, highs strung, tired; weak and "dragged out == at puch times -- start at once, try 1a EB. Pinkham's Vegetable .Com- nd to relieve such symptoms, Here's product that HELPS NATURE. Follow Javer directions, Pinkham's Compound 4s worth trying! Made In Canada, LYDIA E, PINKHAM'S E55i00s ! Sale Of Feeder Cattle To Be Held At Little Current The largest co-operative sale of feeder cattle ever plinned in Central -Canada will take place at ttle Cuerent, Manitoulin Island, Ontario, Sept. 26-27. At that time, members of the newly formed Manitoulin Livestock co-cperative willis offer for sale approximately 1900 head of Shorthorns and Here- fords contributed by three to four hundred cattle producers. Past experience in co-operative market- ing of turkeys and sheep on the Island, it is believed, assures the success of this new cattle enter- prise. The beef cattle of Manit- oulin Island have long been noted for their excellent type. In ad- dition to their high health stan- dards, practically. all the cattle on the Island are free from warble flies due to an intensive campaign put on a few years ago. To Deadlier Than War Approximately 325,000 lives have been lost in the United States through automobile accidents In the last 15 years, This is more than have been lost in all American ware since the Revolution, The most important mineral substances required in food are the salts of iron, iodine, phosphorus, calcium (lime), manganese, potash and soda. Pimples and Blackheads Relieved by this Medicinal Ointment Whether in bathing suit or evening dress you become very much embare rassed by skin affections and irritations on the shoulders and back as well as on the face. Why not do something about it--something worth while, Dr. Chase's OINTMENT is a medicinal product on which you can clearing up skin troubles of this nature as at 11 well as itching and eczema, Mothers who are accustomed to use Dr. | Chase's OINTMENT for baby's skin troubles i+ and eczema find it so delightfully healing and | soothing that they soon acquire the habit of using it for their own skin affections. 60 cts. a box. Economy Jar, five times as much $2.00 Dr. Chase's [7.3 AN Ointment rely for - ---- _-- 4% » More Than 500 Nazi Subs Sunk More than 8500 German _ sub- marines have been sunk, by the Allies since the start of the war, it was reported last week in a Joint Anglo-American statement, Issued under authority of Prime Minister Churchill and President Roosevelt, the statement ° added that Nazi U-hoats were "ineffective during July, a month which has been so important for the success of continental operations." The report. said that the number of German submarines destroyed in July was "substantially greater than the number of merchant ships sunk." The Pope's Appeal To Great Britain Referring to the robot-bomb at-. tacks on London, Pope Pius XII appeals to Londoners to "bear their trials with fortitude and with Christian sentiments of forgiveness, charity and mercy so that God may reward what the world will admire--an example of magnani- mity Inspired by -the spirit of Christ's gospel." } Wouldn't it be better If His Holiness turned his appeal around and first asked the Germans to cease from this callous form of murder of women and children? --St. Thomas Times-Journal pon ACCOUNTANTS & AUDITOHNS FARM PRODUCE PATENTS COMPLETE MONTHLY SERVICE, BDASTERN LIVESTOCK FEEDERS FETHERSTONHAUGH & COMPANY small businesses our speclalty.: can obtain carload lots of barley Patent Sollcltors. Established All Government reports prepared. and oats for feed purposes under 1890; 14 King West, Toronto, Brett & Company, 8 Wellington Plan C. of the Wheat Board, Can Booklet of Information on re- East, Toronto. introduce you to Western ven- quest, : = dors of feed gralns, Present \: ALUMINUM rices, barley 66c, oats b62¢ de- SHEED ~ Hvered Fort Willlam. Also pos- GRANITI UTENSILS REPAIRED sibly few cars O.A.C, 21 Matting B00 YEARLING EWES (Itambouillet quickly and smoothly wlth plastic cement. Mend-Holes guaranieed fireproof or money refunded. Price 2bc postpaid. Interesting spare time agent's proposition, Address Mend-Holes, 462 Notre Dame East, Montreal, DABY CHICKS, 400 BARRED ROCKS PULLETS, some Leghorns, three months old, sell or exchange for other poul- try, Zammit Bros, 5 Kane Ave, Torotito. OCTOBER & NOVEMBER CHICKS ghould be ordered b to 6 weeks in advance--take stock af your needs and let us have your order now. Some dayolds and started chicks available for Immediate dallvery--mostly heavy breeds. Fall Service Bulletin now ready --get your copy. Bray Hatchery, Wo John St. North, Hamilton, nt. FREE RANGE PULLETS 18 WEEKS of age to laying, Barred Rocks, White I.eghorns, New Hamp- shires, Hybrids. Free catalogue, Not too early to think about your 1945 day old chicks. Pricelist avallable. Tweddle Chick Hatch- erles Limited, Fergus, Ontario, PULLETS BARRED ROCKS, NEW Hampshlires, White Leghorns, Hy- brlds and other breeds 18 weeks up to laying. Order your day old chicks for 1945 now. Pricelist and catalogue. Top Notch Chickerles, Guelph, Ontario. DYEING & CLEANING HAVE YOU ANYTHING NEEDS dyeing or cleaning? Write to us for Intormatlion. We are glad to answer your questions. Depart- ment H, Parker's Dye Works Limited, 791 Yonge Btreet, To- ronto, = EDUCATIONAL ATTEND oBUSINESS COLLEGR this Fall, insist on Gregg Bhort- hand, taught In over 18,000 schools, choice of highly-pald stenographers, secretaries and reporters, "Graduate sooner with Gregg." FOR SALE $2200 RESTAURANT AND LUNCH counter, very modern equipment, seating capacity bb, weekly reales $360, in lovely small place north- east Ontario, good farming com- munity, Bert Welr & Son, 711 Dundas St, London, Ont. Refer to Walter Fonfey. ELECTRIC MOTORS, NEW, USED, bought, sold, vrebullt; belts, puieya; brushes. Allen Electric ompany Ltd. 2326 Dufferin 8t., Toronto. DANDY WHITE FLEMISH GIANTS 2 to 4 months $3.00 cach; 4 to ¢ $4.00 each, Goldficld Rabbitry, Box 207, Geraldton, Ont, NEW AND USED CAI AND TRUCK parts, Riverside Auto Parts, 516 Queen E., Toronto, 2. REGISTERED JERSEY BULL with papers. Eighteen months old. Well bred. Apply to Herb- ert Whalls, Fingal; Ont, "VIKING" CREAM SEPARATORS and repair parts are always avallable either at your local dealer or direct from Swedish Beparator Co. Limited, 720 Notre Dame West, Montreal, Que, FOR SALE--32 VOLT, 500 WATT, aircharger, In A-1 condltion, Ak ply Mre, frattaing, Algoma Mille, MANITOBA HEREFORD BREED- ers' Aesoclation Sale of 100 reg- istered polled and horned Here. fords at auction, October 17th, Provincial Exhibition Falr Grounds, Brandon, Manitoba. For catalogue write J, R. Bell, Live Stock Commissioner, Legislntive Bulldings, Winnipeg, Manitoba, SLIPIT HARNESS DRESSING --- FINEST leather and harnesa preservative, Slipit also ham many household uses 25¢ up at most grocery, hard- wate and chain stores, A product of Lloyds Laboratories, Toronto, PROFITABLE WELL ESTABLISH ed flour mill (export and domés- tle), with gasoline, wood denler and hauling business In con- nection, for sale on account of i1l-henlth, with residence of § roomn, Located In splendid Manl- toba town. Yearly turnover of $80,000, Price $5,000 with §5.- 000 eash. Write owner, Box 145, 73 Adelalde W., Toronto, barley. Established over 80 years. Address Fredrick Ind, Lloyd- minster, Bask, : QUILT SAMPLES HIGH GRADE SUITINGS ABOUT 6 x 9 makes everlasting quilts 60 samples $1.45 postage included, We also have half yard RIM- NANTS for boys' knee pants from all color Worsteds, sizes outlined on material 96c each, postage included. Louis Rice, 361 Spadina Avenue, Toronto. == FARM FOR SALE 250 ACRES, BUILDINGS, APPROX- imately 100 acres of bush (in- cluding hardwood, oak), trout stream, close to highway. Close to Oshawa and Bowmanville; to gettle estate. Apply Nina I, Neads, executrix, insurance brok- er, Bowmanville, Ontario. FARM FOR SALI TO CLOSE AN estate, 174 acres, in the township of Melancthon, county of Duf- -ferln. Good brick veneer T-roomed dwelling; barn 60 x 70; 13% miles from Corbetton, Ontario. For par- lculars apply to L. I, Robertson, owagsnn, Ontarlo. 108 ACRES, 1 MILE Kitchener 1imits, Kitchener- Stratford highway. Charles W, Moser, R.R. 4, Kitchener. RESTAURANT FOR SALE JONG ESTABLISHED RESTAUR- ant business in city of Stratford, on highway 7 and 8. Residence in conjunction with business, Good cush payment required, Owner retiring. L. A. Elckmeler, 128 Erie St, Stratford. = WEST OF Merino and Corredale cross) for immediate delivery. 10,000 5 and 6 year old breeding ewes and 40,000 Feeder Lambs for delivery after September 1st. Southern 8askatchewan Woolgrowers As- moclatlon, Maple Creck, Saskatech- ewan. G, 8. Herringer, Secretary. STAMI'S BEAUTIFUL BRITISH COLONES. Sct of three 25 cents. 8. Breadner, 1002 Somerset St, Ottawa, AUCTION SALE, LISTING B.NUAL, Br. Colonials, Foreign, ete. 3,250 lots; wholesale, retail; catalogue free now. N. Begin, Box 125, Sta- tlon BB, Quebec, WANTED WANTED TO BUY, BUSH LANDS or I'arms containing bush lands, suitable to cut furniture lumber. Write Bogdon & Gross, Furniture Co. Ltd, Walkerton, Ont. WANTED, RELIABLE who have feed and facilities to fatten young cattle for market, for fixed price per pound of gain In weights, Owner will supply, meal, or part grain, if necessary, on account contract. Nearer 'To- ronto the better, Write (fully, W. Post Office, Box 576, Toronto. WANTED TO BUY: ALL KINDS Of hard wood and soft wood logs, also small quantity bolts, Write Bogdon & Gross, Furniture Co. Ltd, Walkerton, Ont, -- FARMIIRS, HOTELS WANTED ] HAIRDRESSING / AMBITIOUS GIRLS and MIDDLE AGE women, learn halrdressing at Can- ada's finest and largest achools, Refined, dignified work. Bplendld pay... Write or call for free liter. ature. Marvel Hairdressing Bchools, 358 Bloor Street, Toronto. Branches 44 King Btreet, Hamilton, and 74 Rldeau Street, Ottawa. LEARN HAIRDRESSING THE Robertson method. Information on request regarding classes. Robertson's Hairdressing Acad- emy, 137 Avenue Road, Toronto. MEDICAL B8TOMACH AND THREAD WORMS often are the cause of ill-health in humans, all ages. No one im- mune! Why not find out if this fs your trouble? Interesting par- ticulars--I'ree! Write Mulveney's Remedies, Specialists, Toronto 3. DON'T WAIT--EVERY SUFFER- er of Rheumatic Pains or Neuritls should try Dixon's Remedy. Munro's Drug Store, 336 Elgin, Ottawa. Postpaid $1.00, BAUMEEKA FOOT BALM destroys offensive odor Instantly, 4bc bottle. Ottawa agent, Denman Drug Store, Ottawa, HIGHLY RECOMMENDED -- EV- ery sufferer of Rheumatic Paina or Neuritis should try Dixon's Remedy. Munro's Drug Store, 336 Elgin, Ottawa. Postpald $1.00, LOOK TEN YEARS YOUNGER BY getting rid of those ugly wrink- les, large pores, saggy skin, Grattan"s Wrinkle Lotion Is the finest face astringent] on the market, fully guaranteed, Order a bottle today, $1.00 ostpald. I. Rice Agency, Box 191, Kit- . chener, Ontarlo. FOR CONSTIPATION! FOR EF- fective, gentle action, take Fer- mol Laxative Tablets. Relleve constipation safely, Non-hablt forming. At your drugglst'a send $1.00 for 2 month's supply, postpaid. Fermol Box 712, London, Ont, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS DO YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR hotel? We specialize in the sale of hotels and have many custome ore deslrous of purchasing. I you will write or phone 1 wii} arrange to Inspect your hotel, Bert Welr & Son, 156% Dundas Street, London, Ont. HELP WANTED COOK GENERAL, $50.00 TO $60 monthly, references. Apply to Mrs. W. H, Comstock, 189 King 8t» E.,. Brockville, Ontario, : FARMING ALONE AT 65. WANT- ed woman used to farm life, no outside work. Give age, exper- fence, also your health and make clear your wants In first letter. J. Gallagher, Plcton, Ont, Route FARM HELI' WANTED WANTED EXPERIENCED COUP or man for farm, steady work, separate house, state wages. Mrs, Alex Hayley, R.R. 1, Fort Cou- longe, Que, . FARM WANTED WILL, RENT, CASH OR SHAR 0-100 acre farm. Will buy If suited, Box 106 Amherstburg, AGENTS WANTED GAS BAVER, PATENTED, en, guaranteed. Fits all motors, It you have other full time em- ployment, write for proof, agency proposition. Victory MIg, pany, Cornwall, Ontario. AN OLD ery wants agents In certain localities In Canada to sell chicks in your spare time. The commis- salon Is good--and the chicks are well and favourably known, Write for full detalls Box 171, 73 Adelaide W., Toronto. NURSES WANTED Distributors, REGISTERED NURSES WANTED for general duty in Lake town, 8-hour day, $80.00 par month, Apply Supt, AM, and General Hospital, Goderleh, Ont, FRED A, BODDINGTON nelle, exchanges musical Instru- ments, 111 Church, Toronto 2, SHOTOGRAPAY TIME TESTED QUALITY SERVICE and SATISFACTION Your fllms properly develgped and printe 6 ON 8 EXPOSURE ROLLS 26c REPRINTS 8 for 25c FINEST ENLARGING BERVICRE You may not get all the flima you want this year, but youn can get all the quality and service you deslre by sending your flims to IMPERIAL PHOTO SERVICER Station J, Toronto, BUYS," PRACTICAL NURSES WANTED APPLICANTS FOR BIX month course in Practical. Nurs- Ing starting September 26th, 1944. Detalled Information on re- quest. Mnadalene M. Baker, 249 Vietorin Street, London, Ontario, FARM MANAGER POSITION AS WORKING MAN- ager on well equipped fifty to one hundred-acre farm. by ex- perienced middle-aged widower, total abstalner, on part wage and art share plan, Apply Post Of fce Box 481, Teeterville, Ont, PROV Com- GSTABLISHED HATCH- a ea a