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will euwrise you, Al CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY FOR BALE ATTENTION: Tourist Resorts, Souvenir * Bbops, Drug Stores. I have a practical two tone combina'ion ash tray and cribbage board. Liberal commission. For particulars write Rudolph Carlson, Kipling. Ont, SELL GLADIOLI flowers, blg demand, small investment, quick returns. 'Bulbs $10.00 to $30.00 per 1,000, E. Martin, Box 182, Windham Centre, Ont, . } | BABY CHICKS BABY CHICKS AND STARTED CHICKS Our prices tor Baby Chicks and started Chicks Chicks from blood Carleton ~#atehery, Britannia PHOTOGRAPHY PERMANENT Pasture Mix, $12.00 per Acre; $11.60 Five acres or more delivered, four types to sult your soll and climate, When 'ordering state soll type, drainage and fertility, Stittsville Feed Store, Stittsville, Ont, PUMPING New B8tock of Sump Pumps, Shallow Well Pressure 6Gystems, Deep Well Hand Pumps, Pump Jacks, Rotary Gear Pumps, Cistern and Cellar Drainers. TUomplete stock of €9 and 26-cycle. Motors, Three Phase or Single Phase. Full stock of Woodworking Machinery, Factory Distributors Logan Metal Cutting Lathes. We ship anywhere. Your Inquiries are Invited. Migeon Electric Limited 79 King Breet West Hamilton, 'Oatarie, LAKEVIEW CHICKS at greatly rediced 'prices for May and June, Hatches weekly, Prompt delivery. Egg iprices are expected to be high next Fall with price cellings removed. BREEDER HATCHERY 'of 'S0D0 Breeders; All "double /bloddtested, banded and culled" for body type and high 'production Hatehed under ideal conditions, "Beat ' Chicks 'We /Bver Had." pulléts 'are laying awell, cockerels good size, reports Lincoln Luedke, Eden Grove, Ont, Never 'Had such good luck with 'pullets, reports Ernest (. Barnhardt, Hawkestone, Ont. Send for free Poultry Guide 'and Price List, also full particulars on day old and started chicks and heavy breed cockerels. Lakeview Poultry Farm Wein Bros., Exeter, Ont. + HEAVY. BREED cockerels, started--available eee _.3000 BREEDERS _ -_Inapectors.. . FOUR. WHEEL + Bet 31.16: for prompt shipment. Catch the early markets .azith these, quick turnover with mini- mum of labor and cost. We've also chicks, some Immediate shipment, Australorps, New Hampshires, L.S. x N.H. Bray Hatchery, 130 John N., Hamilton, Ont, SUSSEX X HAMPS FOR - SUCCESS MAY delivery, book your order today at the following prices. Unsexed Chicks $12,00 per 100. Pullets $22.00: Cox 9c: Leghorn X Hamps unsexed, $12.00 per 100; 'Pullets 26c; Cox 8c Pullorum-Tested. Gov't Approved 8tock $1 00 Down, balance on delivery. BONNIE'S CHICK HATCHERY \ Box 256. Elmira, Ont. 2, 4, & 6 Week Old Pullets Also mixed chicks and cockerels. All raised 'In 'brand new 'air-conditioned brooder plant under {deal conditions. « Send for Weekly Special List of started chicks, Lakeview Poultry Farm. Exeter, Ontario. 9c HURONDALE CHICKS llc. Rock X Hamps., Rock X Leg- Sussex X New Hamps., Barred Rocks, New Hamps., horns, Sussex X Leghorns, New Hamp. X Leghorns and Pure Leghorns 1lc, Pure Sus- sex. 12c. Assorted Mixed. Chicks 9c. 'HURONDALE PULLETS 19c All heavy breed pullets 189c, 17c. Medium _ Breeds and. Leghorns. Worted Dullets 17c. Heavy Dieed Cockerels-- Send for Speclal Prices. after June 1st All double bloodtested, banded and culled by iacked by -high pedigreed - founda- tion atock. Many customers report wonder- ful success. "Rest Chicks I Ever Had." STARTED CHICKS AND PULLETS 2 WEEKS TO 6 WEEKS OLD, 2 weeks add 4c. 3 weeks add 10c, 4 weeks add 15c. 6 weeks add 20c. 6 weeks old pul- lets 60c. 1009 live delivery guaranteed. $1.00 per 100 deposit on day olds. 10¢ on started orders. Order from and ENCLOSE this ad. HEAVY AND MEDIUM COCKERELS Meat typa New Hamps 6c, all othér heavy breeds 6'%c. 'Assorted heavy Cox b%c. Rock X Teghorn Sussex X- Leghorns 2l4e. Day old Cox only Hurondale Chick Hatchery, LONDON, ONT, DYEING AND CLEANING HAVE YOU anything needs dveing or clean- Ing? Write to us for Information We are glad to answer your questions Department H. Parker's Dye Works Limited, 791 Yonge Street. Toronto. Ontario FOR BALE ATTENTION FARMERS FOR SALE--Tractor_Tires. made of, rubber, sultablc for bolting on steel wheels, $15 00 each, rear wheels: $7 50 each. front wheels. | When ordering state diameter: and width of wheels. National Rubber Co. [td., 6 Wilt: shire Ave.. Toronto, Ont. h "BUTTERFIELD shingle 'mill with saw, trimmer and packer. 24 Inch "Little Giant' waterwheel with division plate. Also wood .pulleys and shafting. Mervyn Caldwell, 'Ballycroy, . Ont. CANVAS COVERING Heavy White Duck waterproof with light rubber conting one side. 60 Inches wide, $1.25 yard. Suitable for Canoe Duck, Ground Sheets; Roof or Deck Covéring.. Full rolls 100 yards srecial price. Supplied In Tar- paulins, sturdy, long wearing. complete with tie ropes 1c mquaré foot. Write for sample 'John Tieckie Limited, 77 Wellington 8t. W.. Toronto. Ale. A8- 1 READY -TO-PEANT == IRRIGATED | Rebertson's Halrdressing' Academy, 137 Ave- nue Road, Toronto. = HELP WANTED EXPERIENCED HOUSEMAID for new country home near Oshawa. Private room, washroom, radio, liberal time off. Good hus REGISTERED Welsh - Terriers for sale, Pupples, show, breeding stock. - Excellent pedigrees. Tom Fitspatrick, Windsor, Nova Scotia REGISTERED SPRINGERS, also cockers, "by champions. Talbotcroft, Reg'd., Rockwood. Ontario. RIDGEWAY Strawberry Plants, One of the best plants I've dug in years. 650--3$1.50, 100--3$2.00. Harvest King 100---3§1.25, prompt @dlivery, prepald. David Bauder, Harting- ton, Ont, SAVE YOUR LEAKY RQOF! Old leaky roofs made like new again with liquid asbestos Elastik Roof Kote. Easy to apply. Saves you money. Full information free... Dominion Cement Paint Company, Dept. B, 454 King West, Toronto, 'our 6Sth, year.) - TWO CLYDESDALE stallions, roan, 7 years, FILMS DEVELOPED and Printed, 25c Roll; : Reprints, 3¢ Each SPECIAL COMET folding camera, full 127 sigs, guar anteed, $8.95; with leather shoulder carry. ing "case, $11.45; shipped postpaid. We have Ahsco Films in stock. COMET PHOTO SERVICE Box 6, Postal Station D, Toronto PHOTOGRAPHY GET BETTER PICTURES from this big, reliable studio «~ AT LOWER PRICES Don't risk your films, Send them te Star Snapshot Service, ANY SIZE ROLL § or 8 Exposures DEVELOPED and PRINTED" 80¢ Reprints from your negatives dc. 2 mounted enlargements 4 x ¢" 26c. Ea. largements framed 7 x 9" in Gold, Silver, Walnut or Black Frames T4c. If pictures colored 9c. Prints and enlargements made from prints of lost negatives. . Dept. M STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE BOX 120, POST .OFFICE A, TORONTO STAMPS GRAHAM BELL on paper showing postmark wanted, Collectors to join New Zealand Exchange Club, World Wide correspondents. $1.00 year membership. A. E. Whitfield, 24 Glen Road, Toronto 600 X 16 -- '$5.00 All orders shipped C.0.D. Special equipment for vulcanizing Truck and Farm Tractor Tires. BEACON TIRE corner Queen and York Sts., Hamilton, Ont. ONTARIO'S MOST MODERN EQUIPPED TIRE SHOP Dealers Wanted TWO CLYDESDALE stallions, roan 7 years, dark bay 11. Premium A, excellent quality, Cheap for quick sale, Thos. Colson, Blyth, Ontario TRACTORS & BELTS 12-24 Hart Parr & Fordson cheap for quick sale. Goodyear belts in all standard lengths American Separators & Milkers. American Separator Sales, Goderich, Ont. ing Pay i Frehlum A excellent quality. TEACHERS WANTED Ontamo cr Quick sale... Thos. Colson. Byth, | {Gt QUALIFIED Public School Teachers : te for School Area. No. 2 Monteagle and TARPAULINS Herschel. Salary $1500. per year. Dutich to Stu b ; commence September 2nd. Apply tating Saurdy A or hi Duck yacinionted qualifications to Earl Musclow, Sec. Treas. quotations and samples John Leckle, 77 Wel- Musclow, Ont. os . ' WANTED TIRES HARDWARE BUSINESS wanted for cash, We are overstocked at the present of good | town or: village. Box 143, Room 421, 18 yocs rade, tires (guaranteed to be In ex- Adelaide W., Toronto. ' : cellent' snaps), TYPEWRITERS wanted, state make and model, write 637 Beaserer St., Ottawa, Ont. WANTED, Farm on good road, near school, hydro. Going concern preferred. State price. "Ernest Mace, 177 Floyd Ave., Toronto, GE. 3103. WANTED--AIl kinds of dressed poultry, Tép prices for top birds. Joseph Cooper Limited. Poultry Dept, 2054 Danforth Ave., Toronto 6. (We do custom grading). ATTENTION FARMERS and Property Own- ers, | am prepared lo purchase in this district for cash If priced right, parcels of land, large or amall with falr buildings Write giving full particulars of lot number, con- cession number. township to . Pragnell Realty, 1553 Danforth Avenue, Toronto. TYPEWRITERS ' standard and portable, re- built, * guaranteed A-1 condition. Wrlte® Capitol Supply. 254 Bank St., Ottawa, Ont: VEGETABLE -. ---~MARSHLANDS "AT BRADFORD FOR SALE, RENT OR SHARECROP COLBAR MARSH - GARDENS LTD. (COLLINGS, TELEPHON ES, QUICK SALE SEED Cleaning, grinding and feed plant in good farming district, located at Thomas- burg, on No 37 Highway. Buildings--2- storey feed plant, 50 x 30, frame; storage building, 40 x 15, frame; cement block house, 40: x 30. Machinery, buildings $8000/00 Mill powered by 70 h.p. Diesel motor. Send In- auiries to C. E. Richardson, Thomasbutg, Ont. . APPLY B. B. BRADFORD, ONTARIO, ; FARMS. FOR SALE 200-ACRE dairy farm, situated on King's Highway, nine miles west of Cornwall. Farm In excellent condition, carrying '70 head of cattle at present. Buildings consist iof two houses, large barn, large henhouse and pig ven, all in excellent repair: also sugar bush. Modern equipment in houses and batn Apply to R. C. Hartle, P.O. Box 1075, Cofn- wall, Ont. HAIRDRESSING LEARN Halrdressing the Robertson 'method. Information on request regarding classes. connections Toronto. FARM HAND--Protestant, married preferred --house and milk supplied. State expori- tne and wages. Percy McFadden, Navan, nt 4 GRADUATE Nurses, General Duty, Wanted for a 35 bed Municipal Hospital, Inia thriving town, population 2,000. Recreatfon facilities good. | Salary $110.00 with fhil maintenance Increased to $120.00 per mordth after six months service, 6 day week, 8 hdur Apply Box 140, 723 Adelalde W., day, 3 weeks holiday with "pay after dne year service Taber Municipal Hospital, Hox -Alberta. ' 660, Taber, ; § MEDICAL FOR SALE=--Victory cook books. 800 recipes, postpaid, 60c, Mrs. Andrew AfcCa!n. Flor- erceville, . N.B. DAHLIA ROOTS. choice, named, labelled, all co'ora: Cactus, Decorative, Formal. In- formal, Minjature, Poms. Twenty-five cents each, ten for two dollars. Mrs. Stewart Mitchell, Wooler. Ontario ~~ CANOE CANVAS All "welghta and widths also copper nafls, tacks and: canvas filler Write for prices John Leckie Limited, 77 Wellington Street 'W.. Toronto. FOUR ROOM HOUSE with an acre of land, hous> with basement and water inside, In good repair. Situated 1'%. miles. from Strath- "burn-off- No. 2 Highway. "Nice place for gardens or chickens. Price $1,200. Mra, Violet Nick, R.R. 2, Dutton. Ont. FARM WAGON FARM WAGON CHASSIS equipped with 600 x 16 tires. Rugged all-steel welded construction with adjustable "reach. This wagon is new, the tires are used but very serviceAble, Special low price $155.00. Victoria Motors Limited, Niagara Falls, Ont. FRUIT TREES FOR SALE, bread mixer, Fletcher, four-bag mixer, thoroughly reconditionéd. Keffer Machina Shon, Brussels, Ontarlo. . Good atook at reasonablé prices, peach, pear, apple trees, H. Killing, R 2, Welland, Ohtaric "Indian Hill Turkey Ranch We guarantee the genuine broad-breasted bronze (urkéy poulls. Our flocks are tube tested and were headed by Kopetz Toms direct from Oregon. Write : for free circular {to Indian Hill Turkey Ranch, Box 208, Stayner, Ontario. MUSICIANS STRINGS--Violin, Stecl (wound) Het (U) .50c, (W) $1.25, (X) $1.6). Pro- fessional Set (X) $2.50. Hawalian Guitar-- Silver P wound 6 strings ,76c. Hawaliah Gul- tar--Bronze wound 8 atrings $1.50, Spanish-- Silver PP wound 6 strings .802: Bronze 8 strings $1.60. Mandolin Set $1.60; 'Banjo Ukelele Set .60c Postage paid, Send Money Order to: Siation 'D', West Tor- Fully guaranteed. AEOLIAN, Box 111, onto, Ontarfo, MODERN GUN SHOP "ANTIQUE AND MODERN ARMS BOUGHT, SOLD, EXCHANGED - EXPERT REPAIRS 4 FREE lista ayatlabla fHpon- reatieat DANFORTH AVE. TORONTO, SATISFY YOURSELF--Every aufferer 'of Rheumati¢ Pains or Neuritis should try Dixon's Remedy. Munro's Drug Store, 385 Elgin, Ottawa. Postpaid $1.00. 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'orchard i Aram "heed Canadian Friendship. Society, Box 113, Dur- ham, Ont, 1 ASTROLOGY A (res Ear. Reading feipfal advice ond @end birth date, tam Addressed" envelope. THE PSYCHO! 335 Elgin, Prevent Flocds planted "100 'Until forests have 'been "om the watersheds--sonietimes miles or more from the arcas which are damaged by floods at present-- the floods will continue. While they do, reports will continue to de- scribe the disturbances eacly spring. Some people flee to . higlidr "land while others, . like those reported from Chatham, pray as the waters continue to rise. Neither course fully meets the demands of the sit- uation. Why not try 'tntelligent re- forestation?--DPeterborougn Exam- iner. Stops Bad Checks For the third time in five months Florence Engers, Chicago .cur= rency exchange expert, was re=- sponsible . for arrest 6f a sus- pected bogus check artist. Hera she:shows you. how she held the last 'one, a husky brunette wom- an, at bay while police -were called. - Driver's Record: _ 00,000 Miles Without Accident When a man hha has driven a -bus niore than 700,000 miles with- out an dccident starts to" explain what causes (accidents, a hairsplitter may object. A man who has driven a mere 10,000 piles and hds had two. accidenits has had more ex- perience than bus driver Lonnie Lane, recently "honored in Atlanta for his safety over a period of 20 years. But the point abput any such record is that it would never be made but for the special facul- ty of recognizing an accident be- fore it can happen 'and taking prompt action to prevent it.) Des- pite his record, Lane kiows that accidents can happen to him and: his bus and he gives chief rank as a hazard to the automobile driver who 'whips' out from the curb 'into traffic without so much as a per- functory signal. Next in rank as a hazard. is the early morning driver who holds to the belief that safe driving rules only appear with the sun, Nobody can drive a safe 700, . 000 miles without learning some- thing about the unsafe thousands of miles that other persons drive on the very same roads. Oyster beds were cultivated along Italian coasts hefore the Christian suc INSTITUTE (M. 8), Building, Richmond Sirest Weat, Toronto, era, "widespread approval. ~"who were personally job. + There was a time when it was widely held that, in order to be .¢ode of morals and manners does - on the nature of the _ citizens Testing bullet- proof vest he recently phcfected, Bernard Spooner takes aim and fires at Leo Krause, employe of the Spooner Com- pany, in a recent demonstration for Philadelphia, Pa., police. Bullets dented, but did not pierce, armored plate. SPOTS OF SPORTS By FRANK MANN HARRIS Our new Ontario Athletic Com- missioner is to be Sylvanus Apps; and it is extremely doubtful if any appointment Premier Drew could have made to that too-long vacant post would have met with more The general feeling seems to be that it couldn't have happened to a nicer guy---the only voices of dissent we have heard coming from a few citizens "craving the ("A Sixbit~Critic") a nice bet on this horse and expects him to win casy. So of course, when he talks like that, I naturally figure that he hasn't got a thin dime "bet, and the horse won't be trying a lick. So what happens? So this happens. It turns out that the dirty doublecrosser is telling me the truth. So the horse steps out "and wins in a common canter--and I'm left with a hundred-buck ticket "oir the thing. that finishes third!" * * * tough athletically, you also had to be personally tough. Syl Apps is shining proof of the fact that those days are passing, and that a decent not by any means automatically brand 'the possessor of same as a sissy. His example, in the past eight or ten years, hus probably done more real good to the youth of our fair Province than several- tons of sermons, inspirational talks or, for that matter, newspaper columns; -- > + . * Just what sort.of a job Apps will do must depend, to a large extent, powers "the Government sces fit to confer upon him--on whether they make him a real boss, or just a decorative figurehead. We remember one pro- motor who used to say that the body Apps succeeds should be call- ed the Ontario Athletic "Percent- age"--rather than Commission--on the grounds that all it ever did was to collect its cut of the receipts; and there was more than a-grain of truth in his claim. - £ * . «TF Commissioner Apps might. be well advised to note that he is going to be dealing with a lot of whose ethical codes are considerably different 'rom his own --that he is about to dabble in circles where trying to 'outsmart the other fellow is both first and second nature, and 'where the double-cross is not only common- place, but expected. As an _illustra- tion of the type of mentality we refer to, we cite the authentic case of a boxing manager we'll call Heinie * . . One afternoon, down in the pad-, dock of a race track not more than forty 'miles from 'Toronto, Heinie could be heard loudly and fluently cursing Jimmy Soandso, owner of a horse that had just won the pre- ceding race. Asked just how So- andso had wronged him, Heinie proceeded to tell a most harrowing tale, : . * * * "I" know "this. Soandio pretty good," he said. "So just before the fast race I go to him and ask him is he gong to bet.on hs horse And Soandso says to me, Sure, he's got . and preceding initials may be. So in congratulating SyE-Apps on getting the position--also the posi- tion on getting a man like Apps-- we take the liberty of extending 'a friendly warning to him to walk warily, and protect himself at all times--especially in the clinches. Mentalities like that of the -afore- said Heinic are all to common in many of the realms of sport he wilt have to deah with; and the ways ot the Heathen Chinee, immortalized by Bret Harte, are simple ana forthright compared many connected with the profes- sions of proniotion and manage- ment. Initials Instead of Full Names Why does' the average English- man apparently prefer to use the initial or initials of his Christian name to the full name itself? Pos- sibly it's another case of British reserve and reticence, but it seems to be 'a definite trait, says the St. Thomas Times-Journal, Ask an Englishman his name and ten to one he'll reply "B Smith" or "J. Clark," or whatever the surname He won't tell you that his name is Beverley Smith or James Clark. Now a Scotsman or an Irishman, even a Welshman, scems to be different. Ask him his name and he'll usually give it'in full, The practice of using initials in- stead of full names even applies to English newspapers and magazines, An Englishman just doesn't seem to like to give his Christian names or to have them appear in print. After all, their names are no worse than a lot of those conferred on Canadians and Americans by ir- responsible parents, Britain Expects Smuggling Boom: British customs oflicials are quictly organizing an elaborate net- work of coastal patrols in prepara- tion for an unexpected boom in smuggling this summer, says Newsweek, Reasons for their fears: (1) the growing demand for scarce luxury goods, (2) sale by the admir- alty of many small, fast. craft. to private "owners, (3) the large number of navy-trained men bored with peacetime jobs and ready for adventure, _ mulitarily to those of. 'Big Four' Split On Reparations Of all the specific issues that split the Big Four Conference at Mos- cow the most important was fepa- rations, the first major conference issue to be brought up. Mr, Molotov insisted upon $10,000,000,000 in reparations from German produc- tion and industrial equipment, ac- cording to the New York Times. His insistence, it seemed clear, re- flected Russia's need for products to rebuild her economy and raise the standard of living of her people. Secretary Marshall of the United States rejected the Molotov view, though he said that he understood the Soviet's need for consumer goods from German factories. He and Britain's Ernest Bevin argued that," under such a program, America and Britain would be pay- ing for the reparations by supply- ing and feeding Germans turning out products for the Soviet Union. They declared that Germany's cconomy must first, be unified so that the Reich could exist without outside aid. Last week the visiting delegations left Moscow. They will hold their next formal conference in November in London. * * * This was the "balance sheet" of accomplishnients and failures on specific issues: ' On the credit side, the Ministers (1) formalized the liquidation of the Prussian state; (2) agreed to take steps to reduce (he occupation forces in Germany; (3) scttled a number of controversial points in the Austrian treaty; (4) agreed on financial assistance for the Territory of Trieste (a matter out- side the agenda), On the debit side, the Ministers failed to agree on these issues: (1) Reparations; (2) eco- nomic unification of "the German occupation zones; (3) the scope and form of Germany's provisional and permanent Governments; (4) the matter of Germany's final castern frontier; (5) the future of the Ruhr; (6) the future of the Saar: (7) an American_proposal for a forty-year Big Four pact to keep the Reich nilitarily impotent: (8) the nition of German assets in Austria to be paid as reparations to Russia. LJ * -. Marshall declared that nautrally disappointed." but added: "I think we have a fair chance of reaching agreement on these critical matters within a rea- sonable time, however depressing delays may seem." Vyacheslav M. Molotov, Foreign Minister of the Soviet Union, said: Secretary "we are "Our work is not finished, but nevertheless we have done a sub- stantial amount of preliminary work." The white-tailed deer can run at a speed of 50 miles an hour for short distances, Free - major ° defi- Labor in Norway -- \ Norway has had no major dispute for 15 years. More t half the labor force of the country' is unionized, as compared with only a quarter in the United States, but it shares with management a cons ciliatory attitude towards industrial problems. Unions, moreover, ' aré liable to damages should they harms an employer's -industry in violatiom of contract, and are open for dame ages should they breach a come SAFES Protect your DUOOKS and CAH from FIRE and THIEVES. 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