" A . rg rr a agp ALL FE Bot PALO A A TTA, \ "u TO FALE A: AN i FRETRATGL 8 TERE Ch CRRA RARER ANN a a a a EN 1 » ¥ # 1 } Can FA RY : ! FABRE PSEA ANY at PRES ER A Es wn IN = . > [ZC APITO Li WHATSOEVER YE SOW ... =. <n Germans like the two, above, who search for food in a GI garbage heap near Berlin are learning the torture and tragedy of the starva- tion they forced upon untold millions of helpless people. often walk five miles and farther to pick over the People kitchen scraps dumped from U. S. Army trucks. The Other Side Of D.D.T. Story In the realm of reseach science, we have a warning as to the pos- sibly serious cffects of wholesale use of DDT, the new poisonous insecticide created to kill tropical insect life and being used widely now in Ontario, says the London Free Press. From Chicago, Dr. Clarence Cottam, chief of the di- vision of wild life of the Interior Department of Fish and wild Life Service, asserts: "DDT is effective © against most types of insects, It is highly effective against flies and mosquitoes. But it will kill a lot of things we don't want killed. Our studies show that five pounds per acre ina forest will either kill birds or drive them out. More than one-half pound per acre is damag- ing to fish, turtles and frogs. DDT js cifective against pollinating in- scets essential in fruit production. 1t is highly cfiective against bees." KID COBBLER ge tae ¥ H Colbling is serious business with 21-year-old Jerry Roger Nicharot, challenger for the title of the na tion's youngest shoemaker. His dad hzs a shoe repair shop in Cleve- land, Ohio, and ever since the boy was a year old, according to the elder Nicharot, he has been a real help, specializing in nailing on heels, as pictured, above. What, No D.D.T.? Scientists tell us that a 140- pound man contains enough fat for seven cakes of soap, carbon for 9,000 pencils, phosphorous to make 200 mafch heads, magnesi un. for one dose of salts, iron to make one medium-sized nail, sut- ficient lime to whitewash a chic- ken coop, enough 'sulphur to rid 'ore dog of fleas, and water to fill a 10-gallon barrel. --S8t. Thomas Times-Journal a You WIll Enjoy Staying At The St. Regis Hotel TORONTO ® Every Room with Shower nnd Telephone. @® Single, 82.50 up ~~ Double, $3.60 up. ® Good Foéd, Dining and Dane- Ing Nightly, - Sherbourne at Carlton Tel. RA, 4135 Bath, BRONCHIAL | EASE © COUGH lief In cot wd Font raft SYRUP, ATALL ni (EL 2 For quick reliet from 4 athiste's foot, scables, ST LYMOIDS Mr." Churchill's Secret Ambition Winston Churchill has confessed he has onc unattained ambition -- he wants to play a kettledrum. Back at his old school at Har- row for a songfest with the boys, Britain's wartime - Prime Minister said: "As a youth, I aspired to play the kettledrum, but I was not musically gifted. So I gave up that ambition and tranferred my aspir- ation to another part of th eschool orchestra. I wanted to be con- ductor." He didn't conduct but as he explained: "Iventually, however, after a great deal of perseverance, I rose to be the conductor of quite a con- siderable band. It was a very large band and played very strange and formidable instruments. The roar and thunder of its music re- sounded throughout the world. We played all sorts of tunes and ended up the concert with 'Rule Britain- nia,' and 'God Save The King'"" That particular concert ended, he said he had come to Harrow looking for a new orchestra in which, if he couldn't be conductor, he would settle for a kettledrum, "But you haven't got a kettle- drum," he concluded. Hitler And Friends Dodged Income Tax at Harrow, Adolf Hitler, although one of the highest paid men in Nazi Ger- many, never paid an income tax because he argued that "the head of the nation should not be annoy- ed by such requirements," accord- ing to the American military gov- crnment. "Not only were large sums of moncy granted for Hitler's use, for * which no accounting was required, "but also no taxes were paid on extensive expenditures for erection of castles for his use," an official report said. German field marshals, Nazi party officials and some 'of Hit- ler's personal favourites also dodg- ed the payment of income taxes, the report said. Per capital consumption of ice cream in the United States, in normal times, is nearly three gal lons a year. 70 RELIEVE MISERIES OF BRONCHITIS Now get real relief from coughs, + soreness and congestion of brone chitis--this double-action way that actually : (83 WAYS AT ONey, + pENETRATES »* deep into bronchial 4 tubes with soothing medicinal vapors. ~ STIMULATES \ chest and back gute '\, faces like a warms tng ing poultice, Ga "ORKing por NOUNS K To get all the benefits of this act! J bh TL TNS on, Tul , C and back with Vicks Va hess: bedtime, Instantly VapoRub goes to work--2 ways at once as shown above~to ease bronchitis - ing, Joosen congestion, eve muscular soreness, and restful, comforting sleep. Often by morning most of the misery is Jone, Get relief from /bron= chitis distress tonight with dou ble-action, time= (acts ways) | EEE vies | TT CHECKED i. madiry y «or Money Back tching § ate sit pine otTiT BBB PRECCRIFTION: "Cosas on Soothes, comforts and quickly calms he ih PARROT VOICE. OF THE PRESS GOERING'S CHINS (Toronto Saturday Night) As the war criminal trial gets nearer Goering is said to be con- siderably more depressed than his companions. This can be attribut- ed to seyeral reasons--he hag more chins to keep up. -- Toronto Saturday Night WITHOUT WARNING "Get a load of this!" as the shot- gun said to the hunter pulling it through the fence.--Ottawa Citi- zen, IT'S AN ILL WIND Well, every day those automo- bile workers remain out on strike keeps a lot of people one day long- er from going into debt for new cars.--St. Thomas Times-Journal Danes Set to Regain U.K. Bacon Market Although Denmark's hogs were reduced from 3,200,000 to about 2,000,000 through the war, the Danes are managing to export some 2,000,000 pounds of bacon weekly to Great Britain, states the" Windsor Star. Strict rationing in Denmark enables that country to put more bacon on the breakfast tables of Britain. Denmark had a large slice of Britain's market be- fore the war and the Dancs are go- ing right out to regain their lost exports. Already Denmark has sent about 20,000,000 pounds of bacon to Britain. That Dariish bacon is a chal- lenge to Canadian farmers, who have not always wanted to produce high 'quality meat. They were con- tent to feed swill to the hogs, when the better bacon requires care in feeding. . Farming is becoming an increas- ingly scientific business. The farm- er has to study to succeed, has to know what the people want to eat and then raise it for them. te Rhodes Scholarships Resumed In Canada J ' Resumption of the Rhodes Scholarships was anno:r.ced by D. R. Michener, Canadian representa: tive of the Rhodes Scholarship Trust, who said that after a lapse of five years, due to the war, 20 of these scholarships will be award to Canadians before the end of this year. : Before the war 10 scholarships were awarded annually in Canada, and the 10 additional this year are to compensate in part for the ware time interruption. Of the scholarships to be award- ed in Canada this year, half are reserved for servicemen here and in Great Britain, with at lcast one year of active service, and of the 10 ordinary scholarships, Ontario will receive two. Less gasoline is consumed by automobiles when their tires are inflated to the recommended pres- MUSCULAR-PAIN THIS WAY- I Instantine Tablet brings FAST RELIEF! Ir vou suffer from muscular aches or pains, and have been relying on slow- acting, sometimes ineffective remedies to bring you a measure of relief, learn all about the Instantine I-fablet-way to fast relief from simple pain. You see, fast-acting Instantine tablets are a skillful combination of three proven medicinal ingredients, scientifically com= pounded to relieve pain promptly. Chances are you may be surprised at the speed with which I Instantine tablet can bring you welcome relief! You can count on Instantine's triple-action to work in these ways to give you fast relief from pain: 1. Speedily ease pain. 2. Prolong relief from pain. 3. Reduce "depressed feeling." Give mild, stimulating "lift." Instantine never pampers pain, but works fast to bring needed comfort, Re- member Instantine, too, whenever you suffer from headache or the discomfort of a cold or sore throat, You cansget Instantine at any drugstore, sure. 12 Toblots 25¢--obout 2¢ a dese Fast, Effective Relief from Simple Pala Absence of Gum Puzzles Servicemen The efforts of certain manufac- turers to meet overseas demands during the war resulted in severe short supply in the domestic mars ket, and in the case of Wm, Wrig- ley Jr. Co. Limited it's entire stock of certain prewar quality ingredi-* ents was entirely used up long be- for the war's end. However, Ca- nadian men and women reccived chewing gum overseas through: the. Wrigley Overseas Gum Plan which was most successfully oper- ated for the folks at home through their retail storekeepers, who for warded their customers' orders to the manufacturer for direct ship- ment to Canadians serving Over seas. } Returned servicemen and wom- en are looking forward to the manufacturers' promise to bring Wallboard Made From Wood Waste Wood: waste in the shape-of sawdust, shaving and chips is to be converted into wallboard by a simple, quick and cheap method recently discovered, says Market- ing. . Experiments show that a ton of sawdust will yield 2,000 square "feet of board using equipment so low in cost that most sawmills and woodworking plants will be able to realize dividends from hitherto worthless materials. Present manufacture of hard wallboard in- volves reducing whole logs to fibres before processing, a method requiring a large capital outlay for equipment. Canadian retail store counters just as soon as it is practical to guar- antee top-quality ingredients and finest flavor in sufficient quanti- ties that most everyone may enjoy Britain Building Concrete Houses: To speed up housing. con struction and to save labor a new 'British structure is wbeing . demon strated at an exhibition of concrete houses near London at Eastcote, Middlesex. «Wooden frames and huge i moulds for the walls, with the necessary "openings. fo: win- dows; doors, water and gas pipes, etc, a-e erected 'on the site by means of cranes; The concrete Is then poured into the moulds, re. sulting in 12-inch thick, weather proof and heatwretaining walls. The wooden frames and moulds are then 'removed: by the cranes. The front: of the house is built of bricks and the roof is pre-fabri- cated, It. is estimated that the erection can be carried out, to a great extent, by unskilled labor and can 'be made habitable within a Continued Food Shortage Likely British Food Minister Sir Ben Smith believe: that the world food shortage will continue one or two years 'or possibly even longer. He made his prediction in'. a speech at a victory banquet of the Worshipful: Company' of 'Butchers, an organization comprising. leaders "of the British" meat industry. Smith attributed the shortages to heavy demands of the war and droughts. DID YOU KNOW that Maxwell House Coffee is "Radifmt Roasted'? to eap-- ture all the extra goodness of this particularly fine coffee blend: Try Maxwell Wrigley's chewing gum back onto some. month. House! BABY CHICKS FOR SALE MEDICAL PHOTOGRAPHY PULLETS PURE BREEDS AND AMERICAN (PIT) BULL TERRIER 30} P BAUMEEKA FOOT BALM DE- hyrid crosses 14 weeks up to puppies registered. Palmers' i TMA laying. Fall hatched chicks strain, ) purple ribbon stock, Stroys offensive: odok instantly. PHOTO CHRIS S CARDS booked to order, Free catalogue and pricelist. Tweddle Chick Hat- cherles Limited, Fergus, Ontarlo. WHITE SUSSEX, NEW HAMP- shire, Barred Rock, Wyandottes, Austrolorps cross breeds-----chicks, prompt shipment. Some started, Bray Hatchery, 130 John N. Ha- mtiton, Ont. A MESSAGE: TO: POULTRY 'RAIS- ers who want to make bigger profits -- your profits depend upan the quality you produce. That's why 'It's so Important to - start the right way -- the Twed- dle way. Tweddle Government Approved chicks earn money for you the day they arrive. Because they come from blood-tested breeders of known livability and productivety thus having a de- cidedly low mortality rate. They are hardy chicks--healthy chicks --profitable chicks. Prepare now for Lurope's large market in eggs and poultry meat. Begin to- day -- the Tweddle way and let us send you our interesting cata- logue and pricelist. Also free range pullets for immediate de- livery. T'weddle Chick Hatcheries Limited, Fergus, Ontario, SUCCESSFUL, POULTRY RAISERS turn to Top Notch. = Top Notch chicks are filling poultry houses wherever profits are being sought after, The name Top Notch has come to symbolize increased pro- fits to enterprising poultry rais- ers hecnuse Top Notch chicka are profitable chicks, T'he Top Notch system of breeding includes the most up to date methods of pre- selectlon and handling that. re- sult in high standard Govern- ment . Approved chicks. buying chicks choose the name you can trust -- buy Top Notch. An early shipment of Top Notch chicks will get you off to a fly- jnx start In the European egg and poultry meat market, Don't delay write for our free ca- talogue to-day. Also laving and ready to lav pullets for immediate delivery. Ton Notch Chickerles, Guelph, Ontario. 25 FREE CHICKS OUR BABY CHICKS ARE THE progeny of Tnundation and Re- glatered - Birds. ~All Breeders _hlond-tested. Prices from 3c to 25c. All puaranteed excellent lavers. Don't delay, order now. Goddard Chick Watcherles, Bri- tannia Heights, Ont. i 11" WILT, PAY YOU TO FILL YOUR pens With good layine or ready to lay. pullets now. Wa can. give immediate delivery on many' pure breeds and hybrid crosses.' Also day old chleks hatched to order tor: Fall dellvery. = Top Notch Chickeries, Guelph, Ontarlo. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES $7,000 OPTIMIST HOME "MAY BE YOURS" ALSO PARTICIPATE IN $50.00 monthly Bond draw: Other prizes." Details on receipt; Shares $1.00 each or 6 for $5.00. Send for shares to 8t. Catharines Optimist Club, Box 445-H. St. Catharines, Ontario. HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO OWN a $10,000 Home, built to your own specifications, wherever you wish? If you prefer we will glve you $10,000 in Victory Bonds, Op- portunity to win $10,000 monthly draw. All proceeds: for underpri- vileged children and playgrounds, Draw date. -- December 31st, 1945. Don't delay. Receipts mailed promptly. Send $1.00 for one ticket, 6 for $5.00, right now to Kiwanis Club of Sudbury, . Bo 63 Sudbury, Ont. Monthly Winners = i July -- George Flett, Orient Bay, Ontario; August -- Mrs, M. Ro- berts, 1315 Nipigon Ave, Fort William; September ~~ N, Taylor, 22 Elm 8t, Sudbury, Ont.; Octo- be -- Fred Primeau, = Capreol, nt, DYEING AND CLEANING HAVE YOU ANYIHING - NEEDS dyeing or cleaning? Write to us for information. We aré glad to answer your questions, Depart- ment H. Parker's Dye Works Linilted, 791 Yonge Street, To- ronto, . FOR SALE Choice pure bred Yorkshire, Pigs, Advance Registry and Show bloodlines, both sexes, prlced to sell, Geo, A, Baldwin, Inkerman, Ontarlo, \S BLACK CURLY RETRIEVERS from Champions. Registered in Canadian Kennel Club, E, Brown, 8t. (Catherines, Ont. NEW DURO DEEPWELL PUMP -- and Tank, 129 Rainsford Road, Toronto, : FL i WINDMILL, GOOD ' CONDITION, B8TAN CUNNINGHAM, ALLISTON, ONTARIO, When splendid companions and watch dogs. Lloyd Peel, Bexley, Ontario, HURON COUNTY, CHOPPING MILL, good 'mixed - farming area. Diesel engine, ball bearing grinder rol- lers with elevators, going con- cern, -quick possession. Wm. Pearce, Realtor Hxeter, Ont. EXTRA SPECIAL -- 100 DOUBLE Edge or 80 Single Edge Btades -- $2.00 prepaid. Wholesale business: invited. Ace Company 38518 32nd Street, Union City, New Jersey, REG. SUFFOLK EARLY RAM «lambs, breed twice yearly straln. Ewes up to 235 lbs. Lambs at foot and due. Sold to Experiment- al Farm. Also Reg. Herefords. eltennie Bros. Holland Centre, nt. ROSEMERE KENNELS PRESENTS German Shepherd Puppies, United States and American champlon- ship blood lines. 130 Avenue, 'Toronto 8. BEAUTIFUL SHOPPING BAGS Make parcel-carrying easy. You will love these strong shopping bags of colorful flowered creton- ne material or solid shade leath- erette.. Sturdy wooden handles, soft flannel-finished lining. Size 156 x 16 inches. Flowered creton- ne in blue, rose, natural. Solid leatherette in brown. Years of wear. $2.49 each. You will be proud to carry one even in your nicest street clothes. Send $1.00, balance collect plus postage. Ar- rowsmith's Dept. 4, Box 19, Stn, "N'" Montreal. : PUPS AND LONG HAIRED KI1- tens wanted, highest prices, good homes, Dixon's, 1821 St. Antoine, Montreal. FOR SALE, REGISTERED . DOR- ,8et ewes and rams, unrelated. V. Bartlett, R. No. 2, Canfield, Ont. ATTENTION, FARMERS. FOR Sale: Tractor T1'ires, made of rub. Yer, suitable for bolting on steel wheels, $10.00 each, When order- ing state diameter and width of wheel. National Rubber Co. Lid. 6 Wiltshire Ave., Toronto, nt. REGISTERED COLLIE PUPS SA- ble and white ten weeks old rea- sonabhfe, R. Horton, Scarboro Bluffs, Ont. ELECTRIC MOTORS NEW, USED bought, sold, rebuilt: belts pul- leys, brushes. Allen Electric Com- pany Ltd. 2326 Dufferin St. Tor- onto. FOR SALE ROUEN DUCKS PRIZE stock ducks $3.00, drakes $4.00. Archie Bagg, RI1, Hespeler, On- tario, ~ , STEERING WHEEL SPINNERS, special heavy duty for tractors, $1.25 postpaid, Ivan Martin, 8t. Jacob's, Ontarlo. 4 SURPLUE FILES A COMPLETE SET OF 50 ASSORT- ed files; from 6-14"; "including flat, half round, round, syuare, ete.; rough and smooth; at a clearing price of $8 delivered. Re- cupetools and Metals Limited, ELLE Aldred Building, Montreal, ue. STORE WINDOW PRICE TICKETS Y Ready for your individual prices. Write for samples, Kelly Print- ing, 124 Wellington Street West, Toronto. FARMS FOR SALE FIFTY ACRES TOBACCO LAND, _or other crops, (Gas andl hydro In house, barn and chicken house, Lots of water. Apply Wm, Ecker, R. R. 1, Rodney, Ontarlo, $4,000 -- MUSKOKA FARM, 100 acres, good soll, bulldings, spring water, Hydro, telephone, etc. Ap- Bl¥ P. H. Bard, R. R., 1. Ancaster, nt, : 180 ACRES, GOOD MAPLE BUSH, with or without machinery, cheap Box 474, Smith Falls, Ont, 13 ACRES NEAR BOWMANVILLE., god bearing orchard, . poultry houses for 2,000 birds, barns, silo, price $7500. Terms: more land available = complete bathroom, furnace, hydro, Oshawa, possession arranged, M, da Siemens, R.R. 6, Bowmanville, ninrin, HAIRDRESSING LEARN HAIRDRESSING Robertson method. Information on request regarding classes. Robertson's Halrdressing emy, 137 Avenue Road, Toronto. HELI WANTED COUNTRY GIRL SMALL, MODERN HOME, PRIVATE room, good wages for capable girl fond of children. ghone HU, 7494 or 'write "Advertiger," 43 Suther- land Dr,, Toronto, LINO OPERATORS AND FLOOR MEN WANTED COMPETENT LINO OPERATORS and floor men wanted for news: paper printing office, permanent oaitlon, . highest wages. Wilson ublishing Co.,, 73 Adelaide W., apply nearest Employment and Be active Service Office. Order 0, 1 Heward. -P & H model 150, % yard 10 miles « from THE Acad-- 45c. bottle, Ottawa 'agent. Dens man Drug Store, Ottawa, ASTHMA WRECKS THE NERVOUS system. Prevent it by taking one AZO Tablet a day. It gives imme- diate relief and gradually clears up the bronchial condition. $1.00 postpald. Money back guaranteed if instructions ' followedi' Johm Campbell, 131 Keewatin, Toronto, DON'1' WAIT -- EVERY SUFFER- er of Rheumatic Palins of Neuritls should try Dixon's Remedy. Mun- ro's Drug Store, 335 Elgin, Otta- wa. Postpald $1.00, . GET READY FOR "WINTER. Build up your resistance with Merrills System Tonle Tablets. Canadlan tavorlte for forty years, From your druggist or postpaid: $1.00, from Merrill Pro- ducts, 98 Silverbirch Ave, Toron- to, Ontario. STOMACH AND THREAD WORMS often are the cause of ill-health in humans, afl ages. No one im- mune! Why not find out if this Is your trouble ,interésting particu- lars -- Free! Write Mulveney's . Remedies, Specialists, Toronto 8. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED -- EV- ery sufferer of Rheumatic Pains or Neurttis should try Dixon's Remedy, Munro's Drug Store, 336 Elgin, Ottawa. Postpaid $1.00. 12'FOR"69¢ Select your favourite negatives: and: send to us. We'll return 12 prints mounted on attractive, . embossed' greeting cards, with envelopes for 'mailing for 69c. 1'he most original greeting cards you can get--the kind your friends will keep -- cards - that men on active service at home and overseas llke to get. .Order early. (2 Photographs on Calenddrs for 25c.) "STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE: Box 129, I'ostal Terminal A, Toronte "Your quality in colouring and de-: - veloping is excellent," writes a cus. tomer 'at Peterborough,' : Ont! . "and your service Is prompt and guaran- teed. I am particularly fascinated with the coloured enlargements and Christmas cards. Your prices for such quality work are really. econ< omical'and I appreciate your prompt rellable service." . Any Size Roll--6 or 8 Exposures DEVELOPED AND PRINTED 25e 3 MOUNTED ENLARGEMENTS 25e Size 4" x 6" In Beautiful Easel : Mounts You can have enlargements colour- ed by hand for a small additional charge. ' Framed Enlargements 4" x 6", on Ivory tint mounts, in frames 7" x 8". Burnished Gold or Silver, Circassian Walnut or Black Ebony finish 59c; if enlargement coloured 79c. Print your name and address plain- ly on all orders. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES DAN KELLER EQUIPMENT LTD. FOR SALE 1943. Caterpillar D4 diesel-powered tractor, equipped with 3 yard digging bucket and angledozer, This machine is in 'perfect' con- dition. Price $5,000, Caterpillar: diesel model D4 tractor with LaPlant-Choate hydraulic angledozer. New 1942, Price $4,300 Caterpillar model 'D6 tractor with La Tourneau angledozer,. New 1941. Price $6,200, = Two caterpillar D7 tractors. New 1938. Equipped with. LaPlant- Choate angledozers, Price $5,200 each. Three caterpillar 15 tractors only. A-1 condition! Price $1,250 each. Caterpillar 30 equipped with La- Plant-Choute bulldozer, Price $1,000, Caterpillar 30 equipped with La- Plant-Choate bulldozer. Rebullt. Price $1,800. : Cletrac model BD _ diesel-powered tractor, New 1941, Equipped with hydraulic ,angledozer, A-1 condi- tion, Price $3,750. : Cletrac model 30 tractor only. Re- built. Equipped with starter, gen- _ erator, radiator guards with rack for skid chains. $800. 1943 International TD9, wide gauge, equipped' with Bucyrus-Erie an- gledozer, starter, generator, front and 'rear lights, front-pump and radiator guards. Has just been rebuilt and ready for immediate delivery. Price $5,000. International TD14 diesel with -- Bucyrus-Erie Price $6,800. International 120 equipped with Gar Wood bulldozer. Good condi- tion. Price $2,750. Bay City % swing, gasoline-power- ed, mounted on crawlers, back- hoe only, Good condition, Price. $3,500. Fordson Universal % yard gas shovel, mounted on crawlers, including trailer for same. Price $3,700. Bueyrus-Erie 10B, serial number in 22,000's, 3|8 yard shovel, 28' crane boom with dragline bucket and Di oe. Recently Tebullt. Price tractor angledozer. swing 3/8 shovel and dragline. Price $7,800, 35 Ton Hvass trailer equipped with 8 -- 10 x 28 tires rear, 2 -- 14 x 36 tires front. All solids, $1,800. Price FOR RENT Fordson Fundom model A 3 swing 3|8 yard gas shovel. Caterpillar 65 gasoline-powered tractor equipped with La-Plant- Choate bulldozer. International TD9 angledozer, 1941 model, equipped with Bucyrus- Erié angle blade, 832 Bloor St, W, Toronto Phone KI, n320 ER -- OPPORTUNITIES" FOR | WOMEN . BE A HAIRDRESSER JOIN CANADA'S LEADING SCHOOL Great Opportunity," Learn Hairdressing * Pleasant dignified profession, good wages, thoudands suceessful Marvel graduates. America's greatest sys tem. Illustrated catalogue free, Write or eall f MARVEL HAIRDRESSING SCHOOLS Branches: 44 King 8t. Hamilton & 74 Rideau Street, Ottawa, PHOTOGRAPHIC TIME TESTED QUALITY SERVICE and SATISFACTION Your films properly developed and n printed, : 6 OR 8 EXPOSURE ROLLS 26e ; REPRINTS 8 for 26c FINEST ENLARGING SERVICE You many not get all the filma you want this year, but you can get all the quality and service you desire by sending your flims to IMPERIAL PHOTO SERVICE Station 1, Toronto FRED A. BODDINGTON BUYS, sells, exchanges musical instru. . ments, 111 Church, Toronto 2. PATENTS "FETHERSTONHAUGH & COMPANY Patent Sollcitors. Established 1890; 14 King West, Toronto Booklet of Information on re. quest. : PERSONAL _ WINNER OF PLYMOUTH CAR drawn at Port Colborne October 31, Ivy Baechler, Kellogg Co., London, Ontarlo, Ticket No, 49402, STAMI'S IT'S A HIT! DISCHARGED VETS! 18 STAMP collecting your 'hobby? Get back in the grove! Send 'today for our personal price list. All you do is list the numbers of those blank spots in ryour British colonials and we make up your individual price 'list.- Every stamp is priced fairly. Approvals also If desired. No obligation. Mail only. Write to Jos Hdy, 84 Corbett Ave, Toronto - Pl - TAXIDERMY DEER HEADS MOUNTED, DEER Hides tanned into glove leather;' we also Buy Deer Hides, Sheep skins (tanned for floor rugs. Bear Hides tanned and made into' rugs. Foxes and Furs dressed and made into scarfs. 26 Elm 'Street, Toron+ to, Ollver Spanner Co, Ltd. WANTED WANT HOUSE IN VILLAGE, TOWN or highway, = Prefer with little land, $700 to $1700. Give descrip- tion, price ete, George Drummond, Owen Sound. HIGHEST PRICES PAID For alll kinds of dressed poultry. Get our prices before you sell, Write, phone or wire JOHN C. COOPER ~~ 2304 BLOOR 81. W., TORONTO PHONE JU. 9339 BUYER, MR. TED BOWLER HARDWARE BUSINESS WANTED, state stock, turnover, any' neces- sary particulars, confidential, Box 59, 73 Adelaide W. Toronto. WANTED TO "PURCHASE PULL- ets all ages and breeds, HIgh prices: pald Apply Box' No 61. 72 Adelaide W. Toronto, . HATCHING EGGS WANTED FOR 1946 hatching searon, Fldéks cull- ed and bloodtested free of charge: under: Government Supervision. Guaranteed premium, plus hatehs ability - premium. pald. For full detalld, writé Box 39. 73 Adelaide WwW. Toronto, ; DETWHEHEN NOW AND LATE White Birch Bolts, 27" long, 7" and up top. Must be fresh cut, free of doze and Inrge limb knots. Also Interested in Poplat and Basswood Bolts, 6" and up top, 48" long. If you can suply in 'carlots,' write for our quotations, Keenan Woodenware Limited, Owen Sound. Ontario, © LOGS: BASSWOOD B E E C H, Bireh, Elm," Maple, also Poplar and White Birch Bolts, good ptices. Write to The Oakville Basket Co. Ltd, Oakville, Ont. ISSUE 46-1048