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A ------ = Russia can start producing an atomic bomb in about three years, Dr. Irving Langmuir, noted physi- cist, warned Congress, Associate director of research for General Electric, he declared that once * Russia starts making the bomb, her tremendous resources and planned scientific program may very likely enable her to turn them out faster than the U.S. can. VOICE OF THE PRESS a Ren AND MAYBE NOT According to an archaeologist digging around in Iraq, civiliza- tion was. born there 8,000 years ago. Keep rooting, professor, and -'maybe you'll find out what became of it, --Ottawa Citizen -- PEACE AT ANY PRICE Post-war events have a way of inclining .a lot of people to think that the old Arizona sheriff was right who said he was going to have peace round there if he had to shoot up everybody in the camp, --Stratford Beacon Herald NOT SO EASY It scems that when you set a world afire and it burns for six- years, you can't put it out all at once. i --Vancouver Province NEVER AGAIN We suspect some prices have taken the old oath--""\We will never take another drop." : Kingston \Whig-Standar ' " . HOPELESS Discretion is- what comes to a man after he is too old for it to do him any good. --Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph 7,000 Canadians Wed Dutch Girls More than one in cvery 20 Cana- dian soldiers returning home from Northwest Europe will take home with a Dutch, Belgian or French bride, t Already more than 10,000 appli cations for permission to marry have been approved on the Con- "tinént 'by Canadian Army author- ities and applications have increases ed to a daily rate of 40 in spite: of repatriation of more than half the original force. Most of the new Canadian: wives are Dutch--7,000 of them. They become citizens only - upon 'entry into (Canada. With 130,000 wives and children awaiting movement _ to' Canada from Britain, it is likely it will be some time before the European 'brides' are shipped across the At- fantic. However, it is proposed to move ' some: 'on Duch' freighters' sailing 'direct "to North "America, Soldiers may ialso take their fie ancees to Canada at their: own expense but only after the Immi- grat' n and External Affairs De- partments have approved. BRAZIL: FAVORITE © | bY IEE 4 Brig. Gen. Eduatds Gomes, liberal- : beer mand | 'the 'National Demboeratic : Union, is expected to bo the victor. fazil's 'presiden- tial election, which ends 15 years of dictatorship, FinAl results of the : g are not £376 ted for several . weeks, Rl Bookshelf . . .. The Black Rose By Thomas B. Costaia This exciting = historical novel moves from England after the Crusades to the Orient of Kuulai Khan. It's the story of a young English nobleman who fights his way to the heart of the fabulous Mongol empire and returns to find that he must choose between an English heiress and a girl of the East. Although the course of the nar rative is marked by breathless ac- tion, this is essentially a love story, and one of great warmth and ten- derngss. The characters are so completely alive and believable, and the tapestry of the period is so vividly woven in the back- ground, that the reader emerges with the sense of having actually lived for many engaging hours in the Middle Ages. The Black Rose. - , By Thomas -B. Costain McClelland Stewart . . . Price $3.25 Canada's Good Repatriation Job Considering the extreme short age of shipping, plus the fact that Canada has no large ships of her own, the repatriation of Canadian troops from Europe scems to be a first class job. Briefly, the facts are these: 1. Some 140,000 Army personnel have been brought home between V-E Day, -May 8, and November 24. 2. Complete repatriafion of all Canadian 'casualties in Europe will come with the arrival of the Ladv Nelson in Halifax on December 16, 3. Repatriation of all but the 32'- 000 men in the Occupation Army and Air Force will be completed by April 20, 1946. Russia Builds "Arctic Empire Northern Coast of Siberia Rich In-Rare Minerals, Timber, Coal, Oil Peace has brought renewed de- velopment for the vast sub-Arctic empire which Russia began to build on the northern coast of Siberia before the war. Large settlements of pioneers have long been cstablished in the handling of vast areca for the timber, furs, coal, oil and rare minerals. A constant procession of ships steamed during the warme- er months from Archangel to Vladivostock and back. The war slowed the program, Although supply ships still made the Arctic run and planes took out neccessary supplies, all except necessary energies were turned directly toward winning the war. With the fighting ended, almost every day brings a report of some ship voyage or airplane flight car- rying out polar exploration on a scale new to history. 'Cities Established Just the other day Pilot M. A. Titlov made the first map of the ice pack which will be of great benefit te spring navigation across the top of Siberia.' The famed ice- cutter,' T.enia. reached Weise Island in the Kara Sea to establish a new geophysical station: . On' another island the: first automatic radio meteorological station has been es- tablished. Still another automatic "station will be iristalled on a drift- ing floe. The Soviets have opened a 4,977- mile "Arctic flying boat route with regular, schedules, from Moscow through Archangel, Igarga, Tiksi ay, Cape Schmidt to Provideniza Bay, around-the tip of Siberia op- posite * Alaska: The planes carry passengers and freight' and the 'round trip takes six or seven days. The "Arctic is paying off through gold, silver, platinum, phosphates, furs, fish and timber. Cities have been established, notably Kirovsk in Lapland with a 40,000 prewar population and Igarka-with at least 20,000 in the timber region on the Yenisei river. But just: as 'important is the opening «of shipping arotind to cast- ern Siberia which is now expected to boom with the Soviet regaining southern "Sakhalin and other lands and ports seized by Japan. Russians hav long reamed of developing * the north' and even bought: the world's first ice break- er, the Yermak, from England in 1898, but nothing impcrtant was doge until the Soviets started, The icebreaker ~~ Siberiakoy smashed through in 1932 from Archangel to the Pacific, the first such achieve- ment in history. Before the 'war niore than 100 ships + were operating in Arctic waters and an average of "14 wail- ed all the way through cach séason. within a few years the Soviets ex- pect scores of ships will make the full passage, The Arctic Institute at ILenin- grad, "averaging '600 students, sup-- plies' trained personnel for the work. and . "HOW To . for $5.00. P AN $8,000 CHRISTMAS Canadian Ayrshires Go to New Zealand The, Canadizn : Ayrshire Breed- ers' Association has announced the sale of four noted pure-bred Can- adian Ayrshire bulls to Giff and Fred Hutchings of Potorua, NZ, ard said it was probably the most choicely bred lot of Ayrshires ever exported from Cunada. The bulls purchased. were Burn side Topsman from R. R. Ness and Sons, Howick, Que; Avonsyde Lucky Gift from George Peavson and Sons, Waterdown, Ont.; Brae-. heid Barr Request from W. D. Black, Waterdown and Mynyvates Swanny King from Phillips, of Oriole, Out." The bulls will be used as sires in New Zealand. Palm oil is used by both the soap an steel industries; with the latter using it to make tin plate. Col. W. FE. Japs in Canada To Be Repatriated There are about 24,000 people of Japanese origin in* Canada of whom 175 per cent are Canadian citizens, about 14,000 or 61 per cent of the total were born in Can- ada, It is the policy of the Gaggrn- ment: to repatriate to Japan all Japanese who in act or obvious in- tent were disloyal to this country during the war and also others who were indicated: by a survey made early in 1945 that they want ed to return to Japan, It is stated that the survey was an voluntary one, that no coercion of any kind was used. Including children of _those «signing there were 10,347 or 43 per cent of the total involved in the request for repatriation, entirely _ * Troops arriving at the Golden Gate bagpipers of the Canadian 3 about GI arrivals is given to relatives by a busy staff of telephone greeting from BARBY CHICKS GRAND OPPORTUNITY TO OPEN 2.3 WEEK < heavy breeds, an catch the STARTED available. 1 early 1946 broiler markets with these, Also dayolds available. Order your 1946 chicks soon. Bray Hatchery, 130 John N, Hamilton, Ontario. HOW HPO INCREASE POULTRY profits. IMirst. start the Tweddle way! Tweddle Government Ap- proved chicks: in your poultry ouses means an end to high mortality worriés and a marked Increase in roduction. Second: prepare now for the large Kuro- bean market in egg and poultry meat by stocking. the right kind of birds. Tweddle blood-tested breeders of known livability and Ri ietivity produce only the finest chicks whether they are pure breds 'or hybrids. The Twed< dle system of Inspection and se- lection assures you of lve ship- iment of the finest, huskiest chicks money can buy, Write to- day for 1946 early pricelist also free catalogue," Also for imme- diate delivery pullets 18 weels up to laying. Tweddle Chick Hatcherles Limited, . Fergus, BABY CHICK BUYERS ORDER YOUR GOVERNMENT AP- proved chicks now and obtaln an early order discount. Each breed- er is Government banded and blood-tested. Write for our 1946 price list and catalogue. Monkton Poultry I'arms, Monkton, Ontario Ont. INCREASE YOUR poultry 'profits! Start right with Top Notch Government Approved chicks. When you receive a ship- ment of Top Notch chicks you receive our assurance of high productivity and low mortality, All Top, Notch chicks are bred from carefully pre-selected blood- tested breeding stock. Top Notch Chickeries can supply vou with all 'the better known breeds and .excellent cross breads. Prepare now for Turope's heavy demands for eggs and poultry meat, In- vest your poultry buying dollars in Top Notch Chicks and reap big dividends, Write at once for our interesting free catalogue containing all our breeds and prices. Also laying and ready to Jay pullets for Immedidte deli- very. Top Notch Chickerles, Guelph, Ontario, - -- i 25 FREE CHICKS OUR BABY CHICKS ARK progeny of Foundation and Re- glstered Birds, All Breeders blood-tested. Prices from 3c to 25c. All. guaranteed excellent layers. Don't delay, order now. Goddard Chick Hatcheries, Bri- tannin Heights. Ont, WE HAVE FOR IMMEDIATE shipment 18 week old ready to lay and laying pullets in White Leghorns, "Barred Rocks and New Hampshires. Also day old chicks for immediate dellvery, Free catalogue. Tweddle Chick Hatcheries Limited, Fergus, Ont. SUPERIOR CHICKS Fall chicks, Winter chicks, Spring chicks, all popular breeds, Hy- brids, day old and started. Im- mediate or later delivery. All breeders bloodtested. 21 dey Hv- ability guarantee, Catalogue, pilose free. Superior Hatchery, inwood, Ontarlo. THE. WE! CAN SHIP IMMEDIATELY laying and ready to lay pullets in hite Leghorns, Barred Rocks and New Hampshires., We also have for immediate delivery day old chicks. Free catalogue. Top Notch Chickeries, Guelph, Ont. , THE ONLY PURINA EMBRYO-FED Barred Rock and Hybrid approv- ed chicks produced in Chatham are blood-tested by the tube me- thod for both the regular and X strains of pullorum. Pullets $26.00 per hundred, Mixed $15.00 and "Cockerels $7.00. Order now from Frank Prlce Hatchery, 11 Jahn- ke 2 Chatham, Ontarlo. ¢ RUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO OWN a $10,000 Home, bullt 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, Recelpts mailed promptly. Send $1.00 for one ticket, 6 for $5.00, right now to Kiwanis Club of Sudbury, Box 63 Sudbury, Ont. WE HAVE PROSPECTIVE PUR- chasers for properties near Windsor, Toronto and Niagara Falls, Write, giving us full par- ticulars. Guaranty Trust Com- pany. of Canada, Windsor -- To- ronto -- Niagara Falls, WIN' BRAND NEW 1042 DE LUXE Plymouth Sedan. 6 other prizes In Victory Bonds. Army and Navy Velerans Unit 257. Drawing Dec. 21, 1945. Subscription $1.00 -- § . 0. Box 21, Fort WII Ham. Agents Wanted. HOME FOR $1.00 $6,500.00 -- 5-ROOM HOUSE, .FINI- shed now, to be drawn soon. Fund membership $1.00; 6 for $5.00. Rouyn-Noranda Kinsmen Club, Box 988, Noranda Quebee, PRESENT for $1.00, On December 24th, the lucky ticket will be drawn for Kinsmen Model Home, near Lake Erie Beach, at Leamington. Beau- tiful brick home, sold to the winner for $1.00. Send remittance to Robt. Reid I'und Treasurer, Dapt, 105 Leamington, Ontario. Mail early and avold the Xmas rush in the matls, ISSUE 50--1045 - ---- a store in South Porcupine the best mining town in Northern Ontario. We had a Department Store of men's, ladies' and chil- dren's wear and Beneral dry goods for 34 yeurs In this store, now have retired, sold the stock and remodelling building, will rent both departments or as se- burate stores. Apply Sky Stores Limited, South Porcupine, Ont. DYFING AND CLEANING HAVE YOU ANYTHING NEEDS dyelng or cleaning? Write to us for Information. We are glad to answer your questions. Depart. ment H. Parker's Dye Works Limited, 1791 Yonge Street, To- ronto. i DETECTIVES + - COMMERCIAL, DOMESTIC, LEGAL Investigations; anywhere in Onta- rio. Persons located. Free con- sultation, Telephone Kingsdale 9225, Active Investigation Bu- reau, 68 Farnham To- Avenue, ronto, Ont, : FOR SALE FOR SALE APPLE ORCHARD 600 producing trees in good con- dition, ' house, storage and full equipment in southwestern On- tario. "Apply Box No. 2, Glencoe, . Ont. QUILT SAMPLES High grade suitings, make ever. lasting quilts, 30 pleces about 6 x 18, $1.50 plus 20c. postage, re- mit with order. A Rice, 361 Spa- dina, Toronto. Ontario. LARGE EARLY AFRICAN louse Ganders. Well' bred. Immediate sale. Mrs, J, Fordwich, Ontario. TOU- $7.00. Durrant, ELEVEN PIGS, 8 WEEKS OLD, I. B. Guy, R. R. 2, Wardsville, Phone Bothwell 161, CHOICE REGISTERED LINCOLN rams and ewes, all ages, Angus MeLean, RZ, Kerwood., Ontario, PAIR FOXHOUNDS, WALKER --------and bloodhound, % months, $25 eich. Fred Taylor, Bradalbane, PEI FORDSON TRACTOR 'NELDS some repalrs $200.00. Will deliver any place free of charge, 1666 Danforth Avenue, Toronto. COCKER SPANIEL MALI PUDP- - pies, registered, champion blood lines. Ideal Christmas gift. Wil- Dun Kennels, Bronte, Ontarlo. AT STUD-TRISIT SETTER-MAHO- gany Kim of Ardee, sired by C H. Elmcroft Red Ace, (Reg'd.) Don Shaw Phm.B. Cannington, Ontario. HONEY FOR SALE DELICIOUS NEW CROP HONEY for immediate shipment at $9.00 per case of 12 four pound cans. your nearest ration office will exchange 24 preserve or sugar coupons for a special voucher googd--48 pounds of honey. Mall this. ta us with your cheque and we 'will ship at once, Big Rock Farm. Mille Roches, Ont. FIVE TUBE, SIX VOLT BATTERY model amplifier, mike, stand, 12 inch = speaker. New. Electronic Appliance, 1166 Portage Ave. -Winnipeg, - Now Is the time to buy a one-man light weight portable : "PRECISION"" POWER CHAIN SAW to fell or cross-cut timber pulp. wood or firewood. Two types ma- nufactured. Both $400 f.0.b, Montreal, Precision Parts Ltd., 2023 Aylmer St., Montreal, FOR SALE LIMITED NUMBER 6 . P. Empire Garden Tractors available for Immediate delivery. This machine fs made in Canada, Orders belng accepted now for Bpring delivery, Write for price and particulars. Garden Tractor and Equipment Co. Limited, 1160 Albert Road Windsor, Ontario. HAY PRESS, STATIONARY. ANN Arbor, Arthur Alyea, Curries, Ont. ELECTRIC MOTORS NEW, USED bought, sold, rebullt: belts . pul. leys, brushes, Allen Electrle Com- pany Ltd. 2326 Dufferin 8t. Tor- onto. COCKERS AND PEKINGESE OF of world-famous bloodlines, Mrs. P, A. Margeson, Cedarcrest Ken- nels, Kentville, 'Nova Scotia, FERRETS: BROWN 'AND WHITE, Good hunters on rats and rabbits, $12.00 pair.Earl Mannen, R.R. 1, Paris, Ontario. FARMS FOR SALE TRACTOR FARM, 250 ACRES, clay loam, 756 acres plowed, 10 acres bush and natural pasture- land, remainder good meadow, two sets of buildings. Hydro, te- lsphone, water in buildings, 12 miles from Ottawa on malin road, i all year, Clos* to schools, churches, stores and bus line to Ottawa, Will sell all or part. Norman Edwards, Cumberland, Ontarlo. FOR SALE, 120-ACRE FARM, clay loam, 4 miles enst of Leam- ington! 10 acres bush, ereek bor- "dering on corner of farm, plenty of water, good tranping and hunt- Ing, houses, fair buildings on milk route, rchool on corner, of farm, church across the rand. will sell stack, Imnlements and feed, Colin Setterington; Tt, MT. 1. Leamington, Ontario. NURSE-HOUSEMAID get a Highland warrior's Legion. Information operators working around the clock. -- -- . ------ te e-------------------------- == mehr A I TI TT ------ FARMS ror san PERSONAL FOR SALE oR BRENT, 103 ACRES, "ELIJAH COMING BEFORE 50 timber at Aberfoyle, 7 Roomed Christ." Wonderful book free, House. Good Barn. Spring Creek. Megiddo Mission, Rochester 11, J. Winder, Clappison's Corners, N. Y. Ont. MARKET GARDENING AND LOR al business for sale. Established over 50 vears, Approximately 0 acres of land, good buildings, modern dwelling, ill health rea- son for selling. Apply I. Gould St. Mary's, Ontarlo, x HAIRDRESSING LEARN HAIRDRESSING THE Robertson method, Information on request regarding classes. Robertson's Halrdvessing Acad- emy, 137 Avenue Road. Toronto. J HELI" WANTED MARRIED MAN I'OR DALRY arm, 30 miles from Toronto, Se- parate house. Hydro, milk, gar- den, best wages. Personal inter- view preferred. Start January 1st. Close to school and highway, Apply J, H, Cameron, Norval, Ont. BOOKKEEPER WITH SAWMILIL, experience preferred, capable of handling complete set of books and payroll, accustomed (o type- writing and general office work for small Northern town. Per- manent position, Salary $30 to $40 per week to commence, de- pending on ability and experience, House may be provided. Apply to The Oakvilte Basket Co, I.td. Oakville, Ont. MARRIED MAN WANTED 1'OR general farm, to start s00n, must be energetic, reliable and have good references, Permanent Pros- bects to satisfactory party, Apply Box 69, 73 Adelaide \V. Toronto. PHOTOGRAPHY PHOTO CHRISTMAS CARDS 12 FOR 69c¢ Select your favourite negatives and send to us, We'll return 12 printa mounted on attractive, embossed greeting cards, with envelopes for mailing for 6%c. 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 Illke to get. .Order early. (2 Photographs on Ca'endars tor 25c.) STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE Box 120, I'ostal Terminal A, Toronto "Your quality in colouring and de- veloping is excellent," writes a cua. 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 [ appreciate your prompt reliable service." Any, Slze Roll--6 or 8 DEVELOPED AND 'R 3 MOUNTED ENLARGE! Size 4" x 6" Iu Beautiful Mounts ixposures. Easel 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 9, Burnished Gold or Silver, Gircasatan Walnut or Black Ebony finish 6dc; it enlargement coloured 79c. Print your name and address plaln- ly on all orders. ' WANTED for comfortable household in To- ronto, Two children. $15.00 week- Iy. Write to Mrs, Clair Stewart, 46 Poplar Plains Crescent, To- ronto, giving reference. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS To Racecourse From Stable By Flying Horsebox The European demand like that of the rest of the world is maia- lv for essentials such as textiles and household goods, and British manufacturers are turning out these goods as fast as they can. At the same time industry is show- ing a remarkable versatility in meeting the widening demand for non-essential, luxury goods, says the United Kingdom Information Service. A flying horsebox 'is the latest product designed for a spe- cialized market - racegoers, In- tended for the transport of race- horses, it has been developed by a United Kingdom airplane com: pany as one of the many uses for their new plane. A prototype will be shown this month and the plane will be in production by the new year. The fiving horsebox opens up the prospects of thgZrunners for next year's Derby or Grand Prix. beng tlown from their sta- bles to the course on the day of the race. This system of horse transport will probably prove very popular since horses do not suffer from air sickness. The idea is not a new one-mules and pack horses were transported by air to Burma "to assist the British Fourteenth Army in jungle war, "Churkeys" Australia's first churkevs --- a cross between turkevs and chick- ens have just been hatched at Glenfield, New South Wales, It is said, however, that Russian sci- entists had already produced the Cross. The chicks walk like turkeys but look more like ordinary chickens. It is expected that they will ma- ture more quickly than turkeys hut be a good deal smaller. WHY DO more people buy Maxwell House than any other brand of Coffee in the world? This superh blend contains extra- flavor Latin-American Coffees, selected from the finest the world produces, FRED A. BODDINGTON BUYS, sells, exchanges musical {nstru- ments. 111 Church, Toronto 2. WANTED -- GRADUATE NURSES for general duty, Salary $85.00 per month, Full maintenance. Six-day week. Apply, giving full particulars to the Superintend- ent. The Cottage Hospital, Pem- broke, Ont, 5 MEDICAL BAUMEEKA IrooT © BALM DE. stroys offensive odor Instantly. 45c. bottle, Ottawa agent. Den- man Drug Store, Ottawa. GOOD ADVICE! EVERY SUFFER- er of Rheumatic Palns or Neuritis should try Dixon's Remedy. Munro's Drug Store, 835 Elgin, Ottawa, Postpaid $1.00. GET READY FOR WINTER Bulld up your resistance with Merrills System Tonic Tablets, Canadian favorite for forty years. From your druggist or postpaid $1.00, from Merrill Pro- ducts, 98 Silverbirch Ave. Toron- to. Ontarlo. STOMACH AND THREAD WORMS ofteri" are the cause of f{ll1-health In humans, all ages. No one Im- mune! Why not find out If this fs your trouble ,Interesting particu- lars -- Free! Write Mulveney's Remedies. Speclalists,. Toronto 8. IT'S IMPORTANT -- EVERY BUF- ferer of Rheumatic Palns or Neu- ritls should try Dixon's Remedy. Munro's Drug = Store, $35 Elgin, Ottawa, Postpald $1.00. OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEN BE A HAIRDRESSER - JOIN CANADA'S LEADING SCHOOL - Great Opportunity. Learn Hairdressing Pleasant dignified profession, good .wages, thousands successful Marvel 'graduates, "tem, America's greatest BYyS§- Illustrated catalogue free. Write or call MARVEL HAIRDRESSING ~ SCHOOLS 368 Bloor St. \W. Toronto Branches: 44 King St. Hamilton & 74 Rideau Street, Ottawa. NIEW HOBBY With Wonderloom you can weave handbags, afghans, luncheon-sets easily, Complete with Instruc- tions and three patterns. Qne Dollar, J. I. Rice Agencles, 480 Johnson St. Kingston, Ontario. GIRL, 16-17 MUSICALLY IN- clined wlll be glven free tuition, singing and plano In exchange for light household duties from 1 to 5 daily, Sleep out. Madam F'antechfo-Tavanti, 81 Bloor w., Toronto, MI, 3447, PHOTOGRAPHIC TIME TESTED QUALITY SERVICE and SATISFACTION Your films properly developed and printed, ¢ OR 8 EXPOSURE ROLLS 25c REPRINTS 8 for 25¢ FINEST ENLARGING SERVICE You may not get all the lima you want this year, but you can get all the quality and service you desire by sencing your films to IMPERIAL PHOTO SERVICE Station 1, Toronto A NO FILM REQUIRED WE SPECIALIZE IN MAKING sepla enlargements direct from Any snap or photo, 6x7 60c, 8x10 75c. Abbey Studio, 18 Rideau &t Ottawa, ntario. PATENTS FETHERSTUNHAUGH & CUMDANY Patent Sollcltora. Established 1890; 14 King West, Toroute Booklet of Information on re- 'guest > RADIOS RADIO EXPERIMENTERS! CON- struct your own 2 tube nl! wave set. Kit of 30 parts, Tubes, Chag- sis. Ideal Christmas gift, Order early, I'rice: $9,95, Earphones: $3, Electronic Appliance, 1166 Port- age, Winnipeg, Canada, TAXIDERMY DEER HEADS MOUNTED, DEER Hides tanned into glove leather, we also buy Deer Hides. Sheep skins tanned for floor rugs, Dear Hides tanned and made Into rugs, Foxes and Furs dressed and mude into scarfs. 26 Elm Street, Toron- to, Oliver Spanner Co. Ita. TEACHERS WANTED CAISTOR: PROTESTANT TEACH er wanted for 8. S, No. 6, Caistor: state qualifications and salary. Apply C. A. Springsted, Caistor Centre, Ont, ee ee cn British Consols \3 te obacco foeer CUO Vimgin QUALIFIED PROTESTANT TEA- cher wanted for 8. S. No, 12, Stor- rington. Will pay $1,200 per year, Dutles to commence January 2nd. 1946. Apply to Wm. Lynn, Sun- bury, Ont. - WANTED MENS FURNISHING BUSINESS or Hardware Business fn good sized town. Have cash. Give full particulars in first letter. Box 71, HANDICRAFT, | "For all 73 Adelalde W. Toronto. 10" ATLAS LATHE OR LOUAL with accessories. Nox 215, Tills- onburg, Ontario. WANT BUSINESS, ANY KIND, cash buyers for Stores, Mills, Garages, Hotels, what have you, George Drummond, Owen Sound, Ont. WANTED, ONIZ COMPLETE heading saw or shingle mill, Ar. rand & Cornell, Kimberley, Ont, WANT HOUSE IN TOWN, Vile Inge or Highway, prefer with little land, 3700 to $1800. Several cash buyers. Give deseription, net price, George Drammond, Owen Sound, Ont, WANTED TO RENT ACREAGE Convenlences in Street, farm or lot, house, Room 10, 1 Toronto, Ont. HIGHEST PRICES PAID kinda of dressed poultry, Get our prices before you sell, Write, phone or wire JOHN C, COOPER .- 2304 BLOOR 871, W., TORONTO PHONE JU. '9230 BUYER, MR. TED BOWLER Gould WANTED: MEN AND WOMEN TO take orders for chicks, You can make money In your spare time relling vour friends an nefgh- bouras chicks far one of Cannda's oldest established Government Approved Hatcherlas, Rend for full details, Tox No, 61, 73 Adelalde W., Toronto. BETWEEN NOW AND LATE Wheezing Cough-Racked every od GROWN-UPS, T00 get prompt relief and restful sle. with Buckley's Stainless Whita Rub. A brisk mdssage over chest, back and throat at bedtime with this faster penetrating rub creates a glowing warmth that breaks up croupy edngestion, eases breath- ing, loosens the hard cough, fret : ar of Buckley's Stainless White ub TODAY, It must bring relief FASTER : a money back, Spring. White Birch Bolts, 27" long, 7" and up top. Must be fresh cut, free of doze and large Ilmb khots. Also Interested in Poplar and Basswood Bolts, 6" and up top. 48" long. If you can suply In carlots, write for our quotations, Keenan Woodanware : Limited, Owen Sound, Ontarlo, ' A) STAINLESS S WHITE RUB LO aren l, Se y