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f *- *â-  t â- â™¦ i ♦ *â-  *â-  * ♦ AT ANY MEAL^ ANYTIME I Busy housewives all over the country have learned the wisdom of serving Kellogg's ready-to-eat cereals often. Nothing to mix or cook. Appetizing anytime of day. Easy-to-digest, too f t â- f ♦ * I i â- Â» * P * ♦ â- Â« â- Â»â-  « » f *â-  » * Radar - Super Secret of War Veii Ufted on 'Seeing Eye' Of Allied Figiiting Forces One of the great secret stories oC the war was released by London and Washington on the day of Ae war's ending â€" radar. Sir Stafford Cripps, who was chaii-man of tho British Radio Board during a great part of ra- dar's development, said: "Radar played a greater part In the whole â- war than the atom bomb itself. It contributed to the winning of the â- war more than any other single factor.'' Ae British and American censor- i^hip lifted the veil of secrecy from we invention, it became known tiiat radar: Played a major role in winning the battle of Britain and defeating ,.J^ Gsrman air blitz of 1940 and 1941: Helped to locate and sink the battleships Bisraarclc and Scharn- horst ; Enabled German industrial cities \f> be pulverized by huge bomber forces, despite darkness and cloud; Silenced German coastal batter- las in France before the D-Day landings in Normandy; Guided paratroops to their des- tinations; Helped to win the battle of the Atlantic; Defeated the flying l}omb, Ger- many's VI weapon. Principle Is Simple Its principle Is simple. It Is nothing more bban the transmls- fion of radio energy into the at- mo»phere. These waves speed through the air until they strike (^ object and then are deflected ^ck to be picked up on a recelv- mg set. The time elapsed between tbe transmission and Its receipt £ves you the distance of the tar- f«t; tjbe initial direction of tbe wikve, its position, says The Wln- rilipeg Free Press. Some of the Incredible feats per- formed by radar were announced & a recent news release from London, England. It can pick up hlln storms and even the tops of â- javes. It will locate planes In flight and provide the information for determining, not only their ' oourse and speed, but also their KILL THAT FLY A Fly breeds in garbage and manure, spreading disease *vgerms to everything it touch- e«. Flies multiply rapidly, but Fly-Tox destroys flies at a touch. Get a large bottle today. THERE ISONLYONE FIY-TOX KILIS INSSCT PFSTS altitude. It can and does pick tip so small an object as a flying bird. Furthermore, it will trace out land contours with the accuracy of a chart. It has removed almost all, it not all, the hazards of fog, ice and collision at sea. Merchant Ships To Profit It is easy to see how merchant ships will profit by the addition of radar. Shipping so equipped will no longer be hobbled by fog or forced to alternative and longer routes by ice, as frequently hap- pens off the Canadian east coast. But it will be more important still on the less travelled commercial runs. A good example is the Hudson Bay route to Churchill where navi- gational aids are few and far be- tween and magnetic disturbances add additional hazards. A freight- er carrying radar will be able to World Hopper A super-bomber of the typ« which Gen. Hency H. AMoU]^ commander 6t ttie U. S. Air Forces, says the Army now hi^ could circle the earth at th« equator ire only three jumps. Circumference of the equator ia 24,902 mil6$. A range two and one-half to three times that oC a B-29 would permit the super* bomber to fly 90OO to 10,800 miles Without landing. thread Us way through tlie uorth- ern passages with Its sets provid- ing an unerring picture of the land. Furthermore, the majority of modern freighters are now equip- ped with Sperry gyro compasses, an added advantage In northern waters where the neainess of the magnetic pole plays hob with the standard magnetic compass. Canadians' Role Something of the part Canadians played in the radar war was told in news despatches which accom- panied the original release. Nearly r.,000 Canadian radar mechanics and officers 'answered an appeal for such technicians by Britain. This was more than half of the total serving in the R.A.F.'s ground and air installations in the Euro- pean and Pacific theatres. Basic training in radar principles was provideil in 15 Canadian uni- versities and so competent were the men turned out in these cours- es that they were soon to be found in nearly every field where radar was operating. Canadian radar officers and tecliniciaiis 'vere also appointed to many ships of the Royal Navy, in addition, of lunrse. to manning the Canadian Navy's own ves- sels. . . . German ladar •<leveliMpnients never matched those of the .Vlliea, neither did tlicir efforts to I'ounler the effects of this weapon. The Nazis lagged in this, as Ihey did in so many otlier fields of research during the war. It was fortunate for us they did. Super-Nylons lo La«t Ten Years? The probubilily of a supcrnylon was predicted by Dr. tJeodge R. Harrison, head of the physics de- partment of Massachusetts Insti- tute of 1 cilinolofijy. Super-nylons might be expected to make n stocking to last ten years, or to stand extraordinary wear without (luiekly l>eiug woru out, he said. WHAT SCIENCE !S DCINC Piloes Night Light We were the first country to engage extensively in night-fight- ing, writes the London correspon- dent of the Ottawa .lournal. Its prol)loui9- have b e e en studied scientifically by the R.A.F., and big improvements devised. Above all things a night pilot needs to see objects outside the aircraft, iHit he is handicapped and dazzled by the lighting needed for the con- trols in the cockpit and by reflec- tion 'from the wind and side- stream. He has been, therefore, in « worse case than anyone trying to see out of a lighted room at night. A new method of duel system lighting has now been devised which provides fiourescent light- ing for the instrument panel and red lighting to illuminate the cock- pit. By these means reflections are eliminated and the cockpit ligiiling interferes only to a neg- ligible degree with vision of out- side objects. Eye-strain and general fatigue are reduced to the minimum. The fluorescent lighting is obtained by painting the instruments, much as the hands of a watch are made luminous. The interior red light has the advantage that objects show up brightly when directly ob- served but fade out when the ob- server looks away from them. Moreover, tlie pilot can regulate Uie strength of the lighting ac- cording to requirements. BRITAIN HONORS ITS WAR LEADERS Canada Has No Jeeps for Civilians Plagued by tens of thousands of requests. War Assets Corporation came out witJi these salient facts lu relation to itself and the jeep: We have no jeeps for disposal. We have never had any. W don't expect to have any for a long time ,if 5ver. By telephone, letter and the spoken word, the tens of thou- sands have been harrying the cor- poration with requests for jeeps to be put Into civilian uses. IIAUV CHICKS FUE13 RANGm PULLETS, TWEI^VE woelts up to la.ving-. Also day-old ohiclca hatched" to order for Fall delivery. Tweddle Chick Hatch- eries Limited, Fergus, Ontario. FREE RANGE PULLETS 12 WEEKS up to 2G weeks. Day old chlcka hatched to order for Fall deliv- ery. Top Notch Chlckerie», Uuelph, Ontario. CHICKS. SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER delivery, sould be ordered now. Wa have a limited quantity start- ed chlt-ks Immediate delivery. Bray Hatchery, 130 Juhn N.. Ham- ilton. Out. BL'SINRSS OrPORTUjriTIES $7,000 OPTIMIST HOME "MAY BE YOURS" AL,SO PART1C1P.\TE IN $50.00 monthly Bond draw. Other prizes. Details on receipt. Shares $1.00 each or 8 for $5.00. Send for shares to St. Catharines Optimist Club, Box -ito-H., St. Catharines, Ontario. DYEING AND CliEANING HAVE YOU ANYTHING NEEDS dyeing or cleaning? Write to us for Information. 'We are glad to answer your questions. Depart- ment H. Parker's Dye Works Limited, t91 Votise Street. To- ronto. EDUCATIONAL, ATl'END BUSINESS COLLEGE this Fall. Enquire about Gregg Shorthand, choice of highly-paid stenograpers, secretaries and re- porters. "Gniduate with Gregg." KAKM MACIIINEKV KOH SALE CHOPPING MILL IN GOOD LOCAL- ity. Diesel power. Always good crops. Write C. J. Cox, .\uburn, Ont. TH KL';|.J-KUHKOW ORCHARD Ti-.-iclor Plough, Ca.s6 Model. Com- plete with two seta of steel shares. Will trade for regular t hlr e|e -fur row tractor-pluugli. Woodl.-iuds Orchards Ltd., Bronte, Ont. I-'OIl SALE PREFABRICATED HOMES Kl V l).\E OK OfK NEW PRE- fabricated hunies for as low as $1100.00. Three, four and five room- ed, completely equipped with llyhtinK: and plumbing fixtures alMO fully in.sulated if desired, ."^hipped knocked down to your locution, rail be erected by two men in a matter of hours. We also make prefabricated barns and .sheds for It'ss tlian you could build. Send fifty events for our niUKlrated cataloi^ue showing de- siKii--^ and floor plans, also our easy pnynieiit plan to Bjikeswood Prodiiits Co.. 19 Dorval Ave.. Dorv;il. Qupbi-i-. i;oot:i giAi.iTY baled hay. $1.1.00 Ion at barn or F.O.B., John Worslrx-. Cainoron. si'I!Im;er si'.vnieT, puppiIis, Reml. three liver & white males. Sire Bombadier of .Saiidblown Ai-re, Hnm Konover's own Sur- prise. Also one black and while male not regd. born Mav 28. K. R. ilalley, Wellington. Ont. TWO liE.^UTlPCL BAY SADOLt: niai-es. six years. guaranteed sound show ring condition. rpa.«- oiiable. consider trade for small ponies E. K, McDoiiJild, Cooks- ville. Ont. ill.KC ritIC MIITUKS. NEW. LSEI' houRht, sold, rebuilt: bells, pul- leys, brushes. Allen Klectrlc Com- pany Ltd.. ""â- "(< r>iifferin St., To- ronto. Marshal Sir Charles Portal Field Marshal Sir Alan Brooke 20 Crews Seek Uranium Deposits Tlie importance of uranium ore and its role in atomic bombs and atomic power have focused the eyes of the world on the mining belts of nortliern Canada, particu- larly on the Great Bear Lake area of the North West Territories, says the Financial Post. The action of the Dominion Government in taking over all rights in radioactive ores, such as KOIl SALE BOILER H R T., GOLDIB .McCULLOCH, St H.P.. HO LBS. STEAM, IN EX- CELLENT CONDITION; IRON FIREMAN STOKER, RECEIVING TANK, CANADA LAUNDRY, 112S DUND.\S W., TORONTO. ELECTRIC MOTORS REWOUND AND REPAIRED. Ex- pert workmanship. Moderate prices. Lloyd M. Bettger. Monk- ton. Ontario. DirN-DACH'S KENNEU, RKGI3- tered, for Dachshund puppies. Write 13ii Riverside Dr., West- mount. Weston. Ontario. U.\ME MINDED AMEP.IC-AN BLACK and tan. registered hound pups, longl eared, I real, voice*, good ata.vers, unexcelled on fox, coon, bear and cat. One 2 year female. Mervin Howe, R. 6, Aylmer West, Ontario. ONCE USED 75-LB. JUTE POTATO aaclca. 8Vic each: 75-lb. cotton potato sacks, 7c each; 6U-lb. on- ion sacks, 6c each. Write Immed- iately. London Bag Company, London, Out. FARMS FUR SALE! 200 ACRES. RB.-\.CH TOWNSHIP, 165 tillable, balance bush, pasture, good land; Oxbridge 6 miles, good roads, phone, Hydro, running water In stables, brick house, 9 room.s. bath, barn, 136 x 50; sheds, 22 X 60 and 28 x 40. .-Vpply Arthur (liatif. I'xbridge. K.R. 3. 132 ACRES I'LAY LOAM, TWENTY cleared, touching Ijako Huron, mile Bruce Mines. Need money: sacrifice; thirteen hundred cash, or nearest offer. .-Xdvertiser, 13 Bart, III VZ:m-\. Hamilton, Out. 100 ACKi-:.S CLAY LOAM SOIL. SIX miles west of London on .\o. 2 Highway. Brick hou.se, 2 barns, hy- dro and water throughout. Close to 3<-hool3, churches and milk factory. For price and further particulars, npply to owner. Fred Wilson. UK. 1. London. Ontario. 200 ACKi'JS si;iTAi;i.K .\ii.x:i':i) farming. 65 cleared, balance good bush, good roads, ."i miles Hydro, fenc-od. good buildings. Apply box 17. T-T .'Vdel.-iide VV'e.ft. Torimlo. LAKE FKONT ]-"AI{M FOR SALE. â- Victoria County, 250 acres. vAny loam. Hydro, modern S-rooni house. I,-\rgo barns. $13,000. A. Swain. V.-ilentla. Ont. .SCOTT TOVVN'SHII' â€" 200 .â- VCIIES, 160 tillable', ela.\' loam, hardwood bush, pa.sliire, spring', large bank barn, lien liinises, hog pens. silo. new iniplenient shed, good liouse. water piped in biiildingK, Hydro available. Mrs. .Minnie Hniiili, Uxbridge, Ont. I'ARM TWO HUNOnrOD ACHES fenced, seventy cultivated, re.s! wood, pastille, sug.ar bush, larg' bank barn, cement floor, large house. slonn wall, basement, spring water. sink, telephone, apple trees. 2ii miles from two towns, scliool bus passes door, price $3,000. Box 148, Suiidridsc On^ 130 ACRES FOR SALE, 9 MIT-K.'; west of South River, 300 yard- lakeshoro. Leonard Whittinglon R.R. 1, South River, Out. . <iM» A JIM.-- ' UUNDREU AfttK TOBACCO F.VRM for sale, sixty acres 1|obacoo land three kilns, greennou.se 27 x 100 ft., bank burn with implnnienls Apply to Pnul Pnlcnk.ns, R.R. 3 Thnniesville. Ont. CHOI' li.MltV I'WK.M I.N STDR- mont t'ouiit>'. 104 ai're.t, 95 eul- llvaled, balance pn.sture. <-lo.''e to church and school, seven looni houae, modern barn, sleel equip- m*nt. hen houses for 500 hen-' otBsr sood buildings. Apply Glnd <Mli» Warntr, Nawingtoa, Ont. •Admiral Sir Andrew Cunningham For their leadership of Britain's armed forces to victory in the war in Europe, three men v»ere named barons, with the title of "Lord" and seats in the House of Lords, in the "resignation honors" list drawn up by Winston Churchill upon his retirement as Prime Min- ister. The men are Admiral of the Fleet Sir Andrew Cunningham; Marshal of the Royal Air Force Sir Charles Portal; and Field Marshal Sir Alan Brooke. Their appointments were approved by King George VI. urauiiim ii' tlie North West Terri- tories and the Yukon, by instru- ment of order-in-council of Sep- tember, 1943, has lessened the interest of the average prospector in the area. It has, however, quick- ened the interest of the govern- ment-employed geologist and en- gineer to the extent that the Hon. C. D. Howe, Minister of Munitions and Supply, lias announced the use of 20 government prospecting parties in exploring tlie area in the general vicinity of Great Bear Lake. KVimlS FUIt !t.\LE FARM. ERIN TOW.NSHIP, CLOSE Erin Village and 24 Highway. Has building, spring creek, -water wells, small maple bush. $50 acre. Open for offer. Interested in quick .sale. Lot 20, Con. tl, Erin. 150 ACRES OF GOOD LAND FOP. sale on county road, 'h mile to highway and village, with good buildings. Apply to Evans Word, Claremount. Ont. MEDICAL DON-T DELAY: EVERY SUFFER- er of Rheumatic Pains or Neur- itis should try DIxons Remedy. Munro-3 Drug Store. 335 Elgin, Ottawa. Postpaid $1.00. STOMACH A.MD THREAD WORM> often are the cause of lll-henltb In humans, all ages. No one Im- mune! Why not find out If Ihif la your trouble? Interesting par- ticulars â€" Free! Write Mulveney's Remedies, Specialists, Tortjnto 3 BAUMEEKA FOOT BALM DE- stroys offensive odor Instantly 46c bottle, Ottawa agent, Denmai Drug .store. Ottawa. PROVE.V RE.MEDY â€" EVERY 3UF- ferers Rheumatic Pains or Neur- itis should trv Dixon's Remedy. Munru's Drug Store. 335 Elgin, Ottawa. I'ostpnid SI. 00. HAIRUKESSING LEARN HAIRDRESSINO THE Robertson method. Information on request regarding classes. Robertson's Hairdressing Acad- emy 137 Avenue Road. Toronto MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FRED A. nODDI.NGTON BUYS, sells, exehtinftes musical inatru- meiil=!. 111 Clinrch. Toronto 2. OI'I'OIITIMi'lEM l''<lli WOMEN BE A HAIRDRESSER JOIN CANADA'S LEADl^'O SCHOOL Great Opportunity, Learn Hairdressing Pleasant dignified profession, good wages, thousands successrul Marvel graduates. America's greatest sys- tem, [llustrnted catalo.jiie Tree Write or call MARVEL H.MRDRESSINQ SCHOOLS J58 BLOOR W., TORONTO Branches: 44 King SL Hamilton * 74 Rldenu Street Cittnwa. rili)'iiM;ii Ai'H> "YOUR WORK IS WONDERFUL" CUSTOMER SAYS " . . . and the prompt manner In which >'oii return work is greHtI>' appreciated." 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Postal Terminal A, Toronto Print N-*"'* and Address Plaln'v i^" Uranium Flown Out Of Australia Winston Churchill early last, year asked -AuBtralla for all tha uranium it could produce tor atomic bombs, and opiM-atiouB he- gan promptly at the Comraoii- wealths only source of supply trf the proiiuct at Mount Painter, 4(l«- miles north of Adf^laidf, it was diu- olosetl. W'ithin six week,-;, machiuerr had heeii installc«d and roads anil iui airport Imilt to tly the element out of the country. Exact use of Hie uranium ro- malned a secret, of course. Churchill Cheered By London Crowd Winston Churchill was cheered wildly otilsid9 Buckingham Palaca hy a jubilant V-J-Day crowd that practirallv ignored Prime Min- ister Clement Attlee luul his aevr Lahor Cabinet. Altlee and his official party drove unrecognized past tha crowd, which had been waiting for liours to greet them. A few miuutes later, Churchill's car drove up from tbe opposite dt- rwtion r.nd tlie cheering mob broke thtough police lines t« reach him. Churcliill beamed liappily aud waved. Swift Ease for Miserable BACKACHE Don't trifle with that backache, because baclcactie. along with leg cramps, restlea* nights, putty eyes, rheumatic pains and frequent headaches are sure signs that your kidneys are lazy. Get relief â€" quickjy â€"with C^DLD MEDAL Hajrlem tMI CAPSULES. GOLD MEDAL Capsules will give yo« swift relief because they help your kid- neys to get back on the job. filtering your blood, and removing the trouble-cauaiog waste acids and poisons. GOLD MEDAL Capsules contain ao- curately measured amounts of the gen- uine and original Dutch Drops, known the world over for their swi ft etiectivenea*. That's why you can count on GOLD MEDAL Capsules for relief. Be sure you get the genuine GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil CAPSCLES. Get the 40c box from your druggist. TIME TESTED QUALITY SERVICE and SATISFACTION Voiir films pioperl.v develoiied and printed. S OR X K-Xf'O.Sl'RK ROLLS 2Iic REt'lIl.NTS 8 for 25c FINES'i' K.N'LARGl.VG SEltVlCK Vou ma.v not yet all the films you want this year, but you can ^et all the qurility and service you desire by sending your films to iMiMOKi.vi, I'HO'i'o sroiivicni St;it ion I, 't'oroiito I'A rwiM'i s FIDTHiriP.S'ro.NHACGU & 1 D.Ml'ANI I'aleni Solicitors. Kslanlished 189U; H Kins We."t. Toronto. Booklet of luformaiion ou re- quest. TKACIIKIIS \V .'l.MKU .â- .l,t;OM.V .Mll.lA O.NT. IJl ALIFIKO 'I'eticher wanted for i?.^. No. I Luni? ruj'al school. The salary ia $1,OUO.OU per year. Ijillu'r ^eit. Duties conTineniSirrg Sept. 4. .\pp!H to Mis. Will. .Vymari. .S,'e.-Ti eas., -\lB-iiina Mills, Out. l.iruHAM cor.N'rY, .s..s. .su. i. Township of Alanvers, require* teacher (i'lotestant) for term comincii cifig Se^t^etalier â- ! J * t^ .school situated at v\-rveritin on 7-A highway. Apply, staling qiiuU- flcatiuns, expeiienee and stilary expected. W. tl.-irold Slinson, Sec., It. If. N'o. :', .lanetville. Onl. .^I.MCOK Cm/.NTV, W.-V.NTKM I'ltO- tcstarit Teacher. Statu salary and qualifications. Modern School, H.vdro. Apply Noiniaii Ritchie, Sec. .S.S. 15. Tiny, \V,ci-v.-ile. (Jnt •,nALii''ii-;i' i':.\tiLisH .si'i-;akin« Teacher for KItyville I'ublio School. Salary $1->0II. Ai)|>lv to Mrs. T. Lalonde. Rox n. IM!. 8, liourRei. tint. TWO Qf.\.LIKll:t) I'RUTC-^TA.Nli Teachers for school area No. t MontcaBlo. .\pply stating .salary, and qualifications to G. H Wood- '•o.\, Sec.-Tieas., R.R. .No. 1, Hybla. Ontario. .M.\IL\\VASK.\ I'fULlC tjCHUUl> â€" I*rotcstant female teacher want- ed for Junior room, 1st class cer- tificate with music preferred, but not iiccesstiry; salary JI.L'Oti pai- annum: duties commeiire Sept. 4. !â- '. T. Chaddock. Madawa.ska. Ont. I lOLDEN LAKl'Jâ€" KXI'Kltl l-^.NCICU I'rotestant teacher. Principal in i-roomcd school nt Villajfe of (lolden Lake, Ont. Good train and bus -service, .\pply. staling sal- ary and experience, to Wm, J. Huffh, Sec-Treas., S.S. No. X North AlBona, Gulden Lake, Ont. WAN'I'KD PRINTING PLANT WANTED I'ltlVATK I'Ali'l'V WISHKS I'RINT- iiig equipment. Must be reason- able. Rox Hi. 73 .Adelaide W., T»- i-ontti. WANTKD â€" AN EXPI5RI I'^NCKD sinela dairyman, or a married man with no (-hildren for carinK for a small, but, liiRh class hol- slein herd on It.O.P. in Peel Coun- ty District. Cood liviiiK condi- tions and wages of J75.00 t« Jton.OO dependInK on the man. Rox 43, 7:t Ailelnide W., Toronto. WAfs'l'ED â€" A THOItUtttHLf ttainpd Siuon hound preferably â-  fciniilfl mUM be good at trail and Tt tree and broke off of jarka, fox and deer. Give full particu- lars Including price. Box 41, 7t Adelaide W., Toronto. VVANTED TO I'CRCHASIC I'CL- lets, aR breeds from 8 weeks ti* to laying, itoorl nricps pnid. Apply to Bon .t8. 7S Adcl.Tide W., 1N». ronio ISTTV.