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a nl Ce 3 ¥ -- pl al ad r= 2 BA) LI INE aa fod & dahon nibs Colour makes no difference at the Hagpital for GROWING STRONG ON SPECIAL DIET Sick Children in | Toronto, where any child is accepted regardless of race, creed or financial circumstances. Little Laurien is of the same belief for che and her black dolly are inseparable companions, Because of an unusual stomach ailment, Laurien can only digest a few foods. | The Hospital has worked out a special diet for Laurien that is gradually rebuilding her strength, It is to take care of more babies like Laurien (there are 200 children on the waiting list) that the Hospital for Sick Children is appealing to everyone in Ontario for $6,000,000 for a_new building. OTTAWR REPORTS That Two Empire Statesmen Pralsed Canada's Part at San Francisco Conference Once implacable enemy of the British Empire, now one of its greatest and most trusted leaders, Field Marshal Jan Christian Smuts was greeted by thousands when he visited Ottawa. In the red-tabbed uniform of a British Field Marshal, he laid a wreath for the Union of South Africa at the National War Me- marial, Inspected servicemen, in- cluding a group of South African War veterans, and decorated nine returned Canadian nursing sisters representing a group of 300 who responded to the call of the South African government in 1941 to serve with the forces of that coun- try. Later he spoke vigourously and hopefully of the events of San Francisco from which he had just returned. * LJ * Despite his 75 years General Smuts steps along with the brisk- ness of an athlete. His physical fitness is attributed to a frugal life on his farm near Pretoria where he spends most of his time. His mother was of French Hugue-? not descent, his father a Dutch farmer and minor politician, Once destined for the ministry, Genéral Smuts became a lawyer,--later ~ soldier and statesman. . + * Lord Cranborne,' British secret- ary of state for the Dominions, who also came to Ottawa from San Francisco, said in an inter- view that the conference and Lon- don talks which preceded it, were good examples of how the relation- ship between the Commonwealth coumdries works under the Statute of Westminster. "There {8 no question of the coercion of one member by the others. We are all arbiters of our own fate, but, by constant consultation with each other, we are able very often to reach common view. By maintain- ing that view we can exert great influence in the affairs .of the world." Lord Cranbourne said of the Canadian delegation to San Francisco, "The amendments which they put forth were always constructive and helpful, and the contribution which they 'made left its mark upon the charter" EE EEE EEE HOTEL METROPOLE All Beautifully "Furnished With Running Water. Rates: $1.50 up NIAGARA FALLS OPPOSITE C.N,R. STATION SALES Protect your BROOKS and CASH from FIRE and THIEVES, We have a size and (ype of Safe, or Cabinet, for amy purpond. Vialt us, or write for prices, ete. fo Depts. W. @.6cJ. TAYLOR Limite ToRONTO SAFE WORKS 145 Front Bt. £,. Torente Eatablished 18558 BELGIAN TARGET 'Dark-haired Princess of ~Rethy, - above, commoner wife of King Leopold III of the Belgians, is target for attacks of Communist | wing seeking . abdication of the King, now in Austria. A featured article in the Communist news- paper challenged payment of a pension to her father. Not Demobilization But Re-Allocation Although it is expected that some 750,000 men will be released from the British Army by the end of the year, the mobilization of Bri- tain"s war effort remains. What is now taking place is not demoliliz- ation but re-allocation of manpower, The call-up into the forces con- tinues for men up to the age of 30, and citizens will continue to be "directed" into war jobs, although with some modifications. Men eligible for military service will no longer be drafted into the coal mines, although those called up may go into the mines instead of into the armed forces if they pre fer. The rate of release from the Royal Navy and the R.A.F. will be much slower than from the Army because of the needs of the war against Japan, which is the controlling factor of all three Ser- vices, Those now being released from the army are older men with long service, or men with special skill badly needed for urgent recon- struction work, mostly building. The former will be given eight weeks 'resettlement leave." If during that time a .man has not obtained a job (or has not elected to take up his old job under his reinstatement rights) he is liable to be drafted into a civilian war job like any other citizen, ; ' Strength of R.A.F. Cut To One Third The RAF. is to o reduced to about one-third its present strength of approximately 1,000,000 men and women in the next 12 months, ac- cording to the Air Ministry, -- Readjustment for-th~war-against Japan will bring about the release of many groups, the retraining and remustering of others and the re- 'cruiting. Some R.AF, personnel has been transferred to the Navy. The European war required 75 percent of the R.A.F.'s personnel to be based at home stations to send bomber fleets against Ger- many. In the Japanese war home- based personnel will be reduced to 60 percent of the force, -- SS ee ---- == _= | VOICE OF THE PRESS mmn-- HAVE PATIENCE Frau Goering is reported to be seeking a divorce from Hermana. It she Is only patient, the Allies will probably be able to arrange a permanent separation for her, -- Hamilton Spectator Yes, they will probably go back to the kitchen after the war. So few men ever rave about a gal's wonderful riveting. -- London Free Press. EVEN MORE PRECIOUS Another bit of familiar jargon -- "potatoes" for money -- ceases to be applicable for the nonce, You can still dig up money. § -- Winnipeg Tribune. TOO OPTIMISTIC Dept. of Highways has a ma- chine on the road that picks up "stray nails, nuts and bolts." The nails and bolts we can understand -- but will it get all the nuts? -- Ottawa Citizen. DIDN'T NEED 'EM Switzerland has started demo- bilizing, and has taken down the boulders it. was keeping ready to roll down on the heads of invaders, As it turned out, the Hun was hit with everything but an Alp. : --Edmonton Journal, Britain Moved Gold To Other Countries Britain moved virtually its entire gold supply from the British Isley in the greatest gamble in financial history when a German invasion threatened, a Bank of England spokesman said recently, Every type of ship, from tramps to luxury liners, some running through U-Boat infested waters unescorted; carried the gold to sec- ret hiding places in the far parts of the carth, Movements during the entire war from England and South Africa amounted roughly to $4,000,000,000 worth of gold, with losses totaling hardly more than $20,000,000 Some of the lost gold later was recovered after treasure-laden ships sank. One case which the spokes- man called "perhaps the most re- markable salvage job in history" saw Australian divers scrape up from the ocean bed 423 feet down $325,000 worth of a gold cargo valued at $8,000,000 that the ship Niagara was carrying when it went down in the Pacific. Stores of gold were concentrated "in naval bases and other 'strategic spots throughout the world--a tes- timonial that Prime Minister Win- stone Churchill meant what he said when he asserted Britain would fight on even though the home is- lands fell to the Nazis. Huge funds were moved to two North Ameri- can centers, York and Ottawa, Britain To Build 200,000 New Cars A British automobile industry proposal to manufacture 200,000 private cars during the next 12 months has been approved by the British Board of Trade and the Supply Ministry, It was understood that most of the cars will be of small types and half of them will be for overseas export under the agreement by Government agencies, The manufacturers expect to complete 40,000 of the carg by the end of this year, Do not make thing comfort- able for yourself in such a way as to make them uncomfortable for others. i --Chinese Proverb DhoYoukhow? any other fly killerllt ware and General recommend WILSON'S FLY PADS. Ep Cu £ Insect Stop«lron; 7: Dick! Sropiichia of insect bites, heat rash, ecee es, pimples, A ' foot and other externally caused ak. rouble Ui ick-acting, soothi i . D, PRR ois a etic © BB. Ho% B.D, PRI ale" Or uy © IMMEDIATE Horror Pictures Sober Prisonerg German war prisoners confined at Iort Custer, Mich, were takeam on a brief movie tour of German horror camps and emerged a far more serious, sober lot than enter ed the theater. It. was the first showing of a series of newsreels of Nazi prison camps which the War Department has ordered all German prisoners to see. As pictures of gaunt, emaciated German captives were flashed on the screen, many of the prisoners shifted uncasily in their seats. As they filed out, many of the Germans were swallowing hard, their lips in tight thin lines. There was no joking, laughing or falking among themselves as when they were going into the theater. China Plans 100,000 Miles Of Railways During the war China has lost most of her railroads. However, she plans to build a railroad sys- tem with 100,000 miles or rails, 20,- 000 of which is to be built within ten yearg after the war. : The Chinese railroad engincers and personnel have been the last to retreat from places taken by the enemy and they are now the first to enter regained areas. They have moved rails by hand over long distances. They have built bridges where it was thought bridges could not be built, They have improvised with never before thought of in rail- road building. But in spite of all this, China is left with less than a tenth of the railroad lines she had before the war, which was approximately 13,000 miles or railroad. Lack of railroad equipment has been the biggest of China's prob- lems since the war began. Kittens Never Did Like Juicy Worms A Leghorn hen has adopted three orphaned kittens and owner Herman Offenbacher of Medford, Ore., says already trouble has developed. The kittens battle, paws against wing as their eager foster mother tries unsuccessfully to get them to eat the food she works go hard to provide--fat, juicy worms scratched from the garden, i equipment. GROWTH OF CANADA'S FOOD EXPORTS (1939-1044) BEEF 3613200 18S 103,203,800 LBS) BACON 167,025,000 LBS, 695,757,000 LBS, EGGS 1214321 DOL 58,403,410 DOZ Porcontoges rofer 19 CHEESE. 00,044,800 18S. 131,429,200 LBS, 1944 locrouso over FISH. 185,608, YONS 215,180 TONS 1939 figeres, WHEAY ~~ 4.867137 YONS 8,750,301 TONS w. 1. 8 cAnAoA Emergency Flat Kept In London For Royal F amily The King and Queen had a fash- fonable flat in Mayfair to use if 'they were bombed out of Bucking- ham Palace, h The emergency apartinent was on the fourth floor of Curzon Street House, used by the War De- partment as its prisoner-of-war of- fice. Very few of the 1,600 men and women working in the build- ing throughout the war knew the secret of the fourth floor. The existence of the apartment was disclosed when it was learned that the Dowager Queen Mary would use the flat when she re- turns from her country home in another week or so if her own Marlborough House is not ready for her, The King and Queen never used I Easier To Move "Dutch Than Rebuild "It - would be much easier to transport all of Holland's nine million people and re-establish them in America than to re- build the country", Prof. -F., J. T. Ruttan, of Nijmegen University said recently, He said this was the tragic commentary on the devastation in Holland as expressed to him by a senior United States Army officer last month. Prof. Rutton is adviser of the Dutch Government and has just arrived in Canada on a special mission. their emergency palace, but the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester and the Duchess of Kent used the apartment during the worst of the London blitz. Farmers Attention -- Consult your nearest Harness Shop about .Staco Harness Supplies. We sell our goods only through your local Staco Leather Goods dealer. The goods are right, and so are our prices, e manufacture In our fae-. tories -- Harness, Horse Col- lars, Sweat Pads, Horse Blan- kets, and Leather Travelling Goods. Insist on Staco Bran Trade Marked Goods, and jou get satisfaction. Made only by: SAMUEL TREES CO., LTD, WRITE FOR CATALOGUE 42 Wellington St. E,, Toronte J Have You Heard? New Missionary: "Did you know Mr. Browns?" Cannibal King: "Oh, yes! He was the pride of our island" New Missionary: "Why did he ~ leave such a nice island." Cannibal King: "He didn't, sir, © you see, times got so hard that we had to swallow our pride." 000 Commuter: "Well, I'll tell you, Jones, I wear the trousers: in my home," Jones: "Yes, but I notice that right after dinner you wear an apron over them." 000 Naive Nellie: "I think it's won- derful that our servicemen are such a happy lot." ' Mother: "What makes you say that?" "Why, whenever you pass them they're always whistling." SUCCESSFUL PARTIES result when you serve 'Maxwell House. This de- licious coffee stimulates and cheers. It's a choice blend of rare, extra-flavor Latin-American coffeeg== the finest obtainable. MACDONALD'S Canada's Standard Smoke BABY CHICKS BE PREPARED -- AUGUST PUL- lets, chicks; cockerels should be ordered now. We may have some available for delivery this month. Bray Hatchery, 130 John N.,, Ham- ilton; Ont. DELIVERY TWO- week-old started chicks In many popular heavy breeds in non» sexed, pullets or cockerels. Also elght-week-old up to laying free range pullets. Taking orders now for' August and September hatch- ed day-old chicks. Free catalogue. Tweddle .Chick Hatcherles Limit- ed, Fergus, Ontario. _ FOR SALE GAINING WEIGHT? " SLENDEX TEA aids you retail Slender Figure, turns your food into energy Instead of fat. . GUARANTEED HARMLESS, composed pleasant herbs, no exer- cises or drastic diet. - Month's supply $1.00 postpald Dominion Herb Distributors 1423 St. Lnwrence Blvd, Montrenl FARMS KOR SALE END OF THE SEASON SALE 2 week old pullets, cockerels and non-sexed chicks pure breeds and hybrids. Also free range pullets 8 weeks up to laying. Free cat- alogue. Top Notch Chickerles, _ Guelph, Ontario. : : 100 ACRES, 50 CLEARED, CLAY loam, - balance bush, pasture, sugar bush, 7-roomed house; good barn, implement shed, Hydro, telephone available, 10 miles north of Bracebridge, Muskoka District. E. Buise, Falkenburg. DYEING AND CLEANING HAVE YOU ANYTHING NEEDS dyeing or cleaning? Writé to us for information... We are glad to answer your questions. epart- ment H. Parkeris. Dye . Works Limited, 791 Yonge Street. To- ronton FARM MACHINERY FOR SALE A WELL BUILT BUCK RAKE ON heavy truck rear wheels and Buick Motor ready for work. Also Model C Case tractor In ood condition. James Finlay, rand Valley, Ont. PERFECTION MILKERS AND BUP- Bliss. J. F, Donaldson, Joyceville, nt, MASSEY HARRIS 101 SUPER TWIN power tractor on rubber, prac- s.tically new, or Model C Case on steel In Al condition. Alvin Gruer, Ormstown Station, Que, 16-30 INTERNATTONAL TRACTOR on steel. Price $350.00, BE, Bell, R.R. 8. London, Ontarlo. -- . FOR SALE VALUABLE COUNTRY 81ORE roperty, suitable also for tourist usiness; "Parry Sound district, . 441 Westmount Ave. Toronto, LO. 4464. REGISTERED FEMALE COCKER uppies, 14 weeks old. Real eauties. 745 Indlan Road, Wind+ sor, Ont, GOLDIE-McCULLOUGH 100 HORSE- power Steam Engine, perfect cor dition. Ono Warren Steam Pump size 10 x 12 x 12, One Warren Steam. Pusip size 12 x 12 x 12, One; .8mart-Turneér Duplex Steam Pump size 7% x 4% x 10. All In CROW condition. ROWN IRON & METAL CO., HAMILTON, ONT. If functional periodic disturbances maka fast gh lee alk . ' 8 table Compound to relieve such sym toms. Pinkham's Compound is one of the most effective medicines for this 5 Follow label directions. Buy today! lydia &. Pinkhams Liss REGISTERED BOSTON TERRIER Puppies for sale. W. B, R.R. 2, Tillsonburg, Ont. REMNANTS: ~16-19-20-YAR ure $1.98, consists 3 Ibs. un- bleached cotton, cushion covers, raincape «material, flannelette, woollens, C,0.D, postage extra. Refund If unsatisfactory. Publex Bales, 377 Parliament, Toronto. FOR SALE VESBOT 13" BALL hearing grinder diréct driven 30 H.P. motor firat class condi. A. Eager, Kempl- Conlon, tion. Apply J. ville, Ont. ELECTRIC MOTORS, NEW, USED * bought, sold rebuilt; belts, pnl leys, brushes Allen Electric Com pany Ltd. 2226 Dufferin 8t., To: ronto, SLINBAL-MEAB- FARM FOR SALE--193 ACRES 1 mile west of Kitchener limits on Kitchener-Stratford highway. Charles W. Moser, R.R. 4, Kitch- ener, Ont. 53 ACRES, 26 FARMING, 4600 FT. bordering bay. ..of French river, 2,600 ft. frontage on main road to Rutter Bigwood and famous Bungalow camp: new home; oth- er buildings, Mr. A, Gaudette, utter, Ont. HAIRDRESSING LEARN HAIRDRESSING THE Robertson method. Information on - request regardin classes. Robertson's , Halrdressing Acad- emy, 187 Avenue Road, Torormto. MEDICAL DIXON'S REMEDY--FOR NEUR- itis and Rheumatic Pains. Thous- ands satisfied. Munro's Drug- 8tore, 335 Elgin, pald $1.00. STOMACH AND THREAD WORMS often are the cause of lli-health in humans, all ages. No one Im- mune! Why not find out if this is your trouble? Interesting par- ticulars--Free! Write Mulveney's Remedles, Specialists. Toronto 3. Ottawa. Post-. PHOTOGRAPHY -- TRY CANADA'S LARGEST PHOTO FINISHING STUDIO Get better pictures at lowest cost. Don't take chances with your film rolls. You can't take "snaps" over again. PROMPT MAIL SERVICE - Any 8ize Roll -- ¢ or 8 Exposures: DEVELOPED AND PRINTED 26c A customer in Cape Breton says, "I have been sending films to you for 4 or b years. Would not send them anywhere else." SPECIAL ALBUM OFFER New Style Album With Prints sizes 16-20-127 if 29¢ (4c extra) is sent with film roll. SPECIAL PRICES ON FRAMING AND COLORING Enlargements 4 x 6" In beautiful easel mounts, 38 for 25c. Framed on ivory tinted mats, 7 x 9", (n Gold, Silver, Circassian Walnut or Black Ebony finish frames, 69¢ each. If enlargement colored, 79 each. OLD PICTURES RESTORED We can restore any old photograph or snapshot . . . and make any number of prints or enlargements desired. The process requires the work of skilled artists, but the cost 1s reasonable, Send us your picture and tell us what you want done and we will tell you the cost before doing the work. STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE Box 129, Postal Terminal A, Toronto Print Name and Address Plainly on Orders. "TIME TESTED QUALITY SERVICE and SATISFACTION Your rfiims wi berly developed and printed 6 UR 85 BEXPORURE HULLS 26¢ REPRINTS & tor 28¢ FINBST ENLARGING BERVIUE You may not gel all the flimas you want this year, but you can get all the quality and service 'you desire by sending your flims to IMPERIAL PHOTO SERVICE Station J Toronto READ THIS--EVERY SUFFERER of Rheumatic Pains or Neurltis should try «= Dixon's Remedy. Munro's , Drug Store, 336 Elgin, Ottawa. Postpald $1.00, BAUMEEKA FOOT BALM DE- atroys offensive odor Instantly. 46ec bottle, Ottawa agent, Denman Drug Store Ottawa. OPPORTUNITIES BE A HAIRDRESSER- JOIN CANADA'S LEADING SCHOOL Great Opportunity, Learn L Ha Jacesalng Pleasant dignified profession, good wages, thousands successful Marvel graduates, jca'a greatest ays. tem, [Illustrated catalogue (ree. Write VA call | MARVEL HAIRDRESSING ud JHOOLS ~~ 368 BLOOR- WTO! Branches: 44 King BL Hamlilto & 74 Rideau Street. Ottawa. FOI WOMEN MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FRED A. BODDINGTON BUYS, sells, exchanges musical Instru- menta 111 Churety Toronto 2. PATENTS FETHERSTONHAUGH & COMPANY Holleitora, Established 1890; 14 King West, Toronto Booklet of Information on re. quest, RONTO--------f \ TEACHERS WANTED BRANT CO.; 6 MILES SOUTH OF Brantford. Experienced female Protestant teacher. 8.8. 0. 4, Brantford Twp. Salary $1,500.00. +.8tate qualifications, also former Inspector. Personal application referred If possible. Gordon ellam, S8ec.-A'reas,, R.R, No. 2, Brantford, Ont BTISTED TOWNSHIP AREA requires three Protestant teachers for three one-room 'schools nar Huntsville. Salary 1,200. Pléasa atate qualifications, experience and last inspector, Duties to commence September 4th, Apply. to George Tait, Huntsville, (Protestant referred) to teach grafle 6 to 10, Inclusive {senior room), and act as principal of a 2-room school with modern con. veniences, term commencing Sep- tember, 1045, salary $1,300, Apply, stating qualifications, to (Misa) Phyllis Clayton, Dorset, Ont. KENT CO. TEACHER WANTED for 8.8. No, 15, Dover Twsp. Sal. ary $1100.00. Apply stating quali- fications and salary expected to Adelard Tetreault, R.R.° No 2 Bear Line, Ont, DORSET ~-- TEACHER WANTED - HELP WANTED HOUSEKEEPER .. FOR -- PROTEST& ~~ ant motherless home in country. All conveniences. Two school age children. Box 39, 73 Adelaide W., Toronto. 'Young Women to train as Nurses ee Aidés, Earn while learning. $76.50 monthly to start. $26.50 monthly "deducted for maintenance. Uniforms supplied Progressive increase when course completed. Health Supervision. Sick Leave: Permanent position. Pension Plan, Apply Supt. of Nurses, - Toronto Hospital, Weston. TWO WOMEN TO WASH DISHES and prepare vegetables In North- ern Ontario summer resort for July and August, Exceptionally good wages. Apply by letter to ow-Wow Point Lodge, Hunts- ville, Ont, GIRL OR YOUNG WOMAN FOR housekeeper on a farm, good home. wages. Apply Lawrence Browe, Box 42, Dalkeith, Ont. 8TRONG, general month, bed, board. Girls, young women for summer resort, pay according age, abllity. Married couple, man, boy. garden farm, Mrs. Boyd, Carlsbad Springs, Ont, ABLE WOMEN" FOR AUTOMOBILE BUMPERS A N D Painters, experienced on repalr work, Highest rate of pay, 48 hour week, best working conditions, Apply nearest Selective Service Office. CR 2025. HOUSEKEEPER WANTED ON Farm 2° miles from Tillsonburg, All city conveniences. 2 children, 2 adults. Good wages. J. A. Me= Cabe, Tillsonburg, Ont. FARM MANAGER, MARRIED, 100- Acre Mixed Farm, good wages, house and privileges, J. Kee, Inglewood. WANTED WANTED IMMEDIATELY LIC» ensed garage mechanic as parts ner. Fred] Chak, Burks alls, Ont. Box 254, GENERAL STORE, WITH GOOD mixed clothing stock: will pay cash; confidentinl. Lightman and Company, 3270 Danforth Ave, Toronto, Onl. SARNIA 'GENERAL HOSPITAL SCHOOL. "FOR NURSES: APPLICATIONS NOW BEING CON- sidered, Date of admission Sep« tember 4h, 1045. Educational re. guirements Juntor Matriculation, emuneration after preliminary term, $10.00 to $12.00 per month, § AY WANTED TO PURCHASE PUL. lets, all breeds from 8 weeks up to laying, Good prices Jad, Apply To. to Box 38. 72 Adelaide VY. ronto : ; WE BUY hundreds of Herbs Roots, Barks, Berrles. Flowers leaves, "ete, PRICES HIGHER NOW te Wrhe for full lier Dominion Herbs Distributors 1423 St. Lawrence Bivd, Montreal "ISSUE 28-1948 housework, $60 - $90 ° HARNESS & rer Xr "