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Canadian Champion (Milton, ON), 25 Sep 1947, p. 8

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PAGE EIOIIT THE CANADIAN CHAMPION THCJR8DAY, BEPTEMBER 294k. 1947 LADY NELSON REHÂBILITATED, titeamlng lenfer new white palt and eompietelyrebuIt and e- fitted after her war service, the C anenNational teamships feethbs ebarked onerh ra pont'-mac lua'ucy crise teBosn a, and British G.jan. Sha la e above beading eut te Csea.tram+ Halifax, escorted by a rtnue eof i ~ buay tog. ,te * U . U trih n e wrie i Thte«"Lady Nelson" wss Canada s fict Hosia S nd s bwn a tn a atm . as a slip of mnercy. he aIse traasported tosnse war brides to Canada. f' TOBACCO AND PROoUticr NO LONGER REQUIRE PERMIT Efectire Augut 29, 1947, exeprt permit reglatianse hare bren ameol- cd, esempting the tollolng eammed- itie ros te reeurement ni an es- port pemitt hen sipped te any des- ftinations: tobaeeo, leaf; tobacca, et: cigese, cigarettes, nuif and manut- acturci tenaces, n.o.p. U.K. POULTRY CONTRACTI TotaI purchasee of youltry up 10 April tt 1947, onder tise Britisnh 1948- -7 contracte oece 7,932,421 poundaoe which 6,657,302 poande hare beesi alipped, mode up et 37 per cent. ol and 63 per cent ehichen. Furch- one milI continue under hiscocntract asCiI the quantity stlpulatci, naonely 12,500.000 poondo ieat ilted, noya the Carrent Rerlen- ni Agricltural Con- ditions in Canada. Com11îeneing Suîoday, Septenober 28th Gray Coach LUnes Buses WILL RUN ON STANDASRD TIME The Time Table For MILTON - TORONTO will reinain uîîehanged Tickets and Information t R. C. Harris SHOE REPAIR STORE GRAY COACH LINES MODERN PETRUCHIO A yaang Toronto reteran hen f urned a uose into a profit. Hie ite an Eng- lieh girl has dereloped an uniortunate- y e'spensire habit. Erery dor-to-daac eanorseer io,,ed tise lady snecager es- tomer and the littie home wllh tise lit- le mrtgage oas noord under wllb de luae editions ai tise Britannica and tise latet ai Mr. Fulleres bruehee. toto this pedlar'e paradîse casse a purtrat saleaman --"twonhesutiful yhotoe for only a $198.' The pictures acre maie. Tise proote oece sel eefed. 'Tierei, onIcorsee.ase odililonal charge ni $750 for tise t yle finIsh, Msdon.' The inisred pinte ocr elieliredr. "In order f0 prerent tCisa lacture irom curling up and cracking op oe had ta trame them." Anaher $14. Teariully the yoong brde appealcd ta hec hucheod. The rontreef se iad signed n-as foatprooi. He patd. Armed witis s honmer and two naila he mode hie determined may Ce tise iront do, and tisere o tlis day, targ tIse picture. Ercry ime tise mufeoa i hIe oeom answers tise duar she sece hec $25. bargals. 'bncid me more tisan 23 huchsaia- rcoid,' he ay. Swaetig' on raId ater pipes and î,tumhng iture le'scaueed hy cn densto aimatesr apur ln the ulr PRICE INCREASES IN MILLFEEDS SINCE REMOVAL 0F CEILINGS The removal af cellinga on milI feedo, soyabeae meal, ail cake, glutten loh and meat mesîs, etc., bas resuîted ln sharp price Incee. Needlesa te add thls la causlsg se littIe con- cern te Hall on llreetoeb and paultry produeers. Aecordlsg te Parrloh & Heleebeeber LCd. grain dealers, ln a satement on Sepitember 15th they ineret the near regulatleorsosued hy Ottawa ta mean Chat no ehangre tave bren made on fred wheat, barley nets. ecreenlogo, obole or procese. Cern on the other haaed, hs juoped 10 $100 o tan. Tihe Federal Gareroment han, until cellîngs on mîlI feedo were remored. Iseen subeidlclng tise Import price an thee comooistiee. Ctlel also antlel- patei, 1h01ae 0000 astise Paeklng etrike le eettled, wll nee tise remanal ot reilinge an roarar graine. At tise preseo moment It le praetleally Im- possible ta boy coaree grain irom, Western Canada. In short, Western tarsorre ara holding tiseir coorse graine antlcipating lise remoral of ceilinga. This mahes a rery tough situation for Estern lrveetae and poaltry feederasmisone produeto asre rither atilI ande- ceilinge ar gorerned hy contrarta already mode wltis Great Britain. It le ta he hoped that Haltan form- era wlll ot decrenue thelr isreetocb holdings on tiese par oitise moment. It maald defiitely eem as Ifanme optre adlaetmente arili have ta he made ln tarmere' pricee If they are ta 1hceeCted to remain ln business. lExcellent markets for Canadien baron, rgge, etr. hare been hulît up le Great Britain dormeg the mar yeare and ln lise interest of Canedian econnmy tlee morkets muet be held. Those rewponsihle for tise present situation n-lt hare ta be carefol thet they do rat 'Blt tisegnose that laid tise golîden egg." J9ACKSON DODDS ELIIED TO INPTERNATIONAL OMMIrEC ;.,k.e.n Dodds, CBE, Montreal, Do.- minion Commissloner 0f tise Boy Scouts Associatio afCanada, masel erted one ef 12 membere af the Iter- national Brout Committee n-hile rep- i cecntlng Canada eithtie Elerenth BI- c-noial Scout Canterene ieli et tise ('htao de tlesny ln Fronce In Aoc- Loard Roallan. Chlef Scout oftIhe Biritish Commonwrealths and Emyire. wasa lsaa amed o memiser nf the 1Committer mhich mOilacflfor the jC.snftsrence hetween ttcis ienniat es FALL FAIR SPECIALS AT% NORRINGTON & CANNON Halton 'a Leading Gift and Confecionery Shop 1-55 pc. DINNER SET, reg. $29.75............$24.95 1-48 pc. ENGLISH DINNER SET, reg. $22.50.. $19.75 1-50 pc. ENGLISH DINNER SET, reg. $21.50-. $19.50 2-38 pc. BREAKFAST SETS....58.45 ENGLISH TEA POTS, No Drip, 7-cup Size, Ex- ceptionai quality, reg. $2.50 ............51.95 ENGLISH BROWN BETTY TEA POTS, 6 cup - .79c 4-pc. BOWL SETS .................. $2.25 --etx CUPS AND SAUCERS ......__............... .49c 7-pc. FRUIT JUICE SET ..............................75c ALarge Selecîlon of Decorated Tumblers...10c each IPhone 14 Milton A LittleAd Can Make a Lot of Profit-Use Classifieds Often FALL FAIR VISITORS! WELOME MILTON to AND DEPT. MILTON STORE Whent<âsiting the Fail Fair make it a point to pay us a visit We now have a complete Stock of Fail and Winter Wear for the Entire Family LADIES' COATS We are featuring now thse fioest selection of New-et Winter Conte. Pricea f rone $14.95 TO$3.) LADIES' SUITS Lisvely New Suite for faîl wear, beastifully teilorad of Higle- grade wooî miaterials. A large varity of colore o Choosle f rom.L Prices $9.95 TO $27.50 GIRLS' COATS Popular Style Coate for Girls. Warm]y ieed Blanket ClotIes and Tweeds. Pricea $8.95 TO $17.95 FUR COATS' We are now featucîng ladies fine qsslity FURt COATS, newest styles remsnably priced LA.DIES' HATS A Selection of Beautiful FeIt Hais to compîcte yoer Fall Outfit. The very latoat tyles and colore arc featured. LADIES' SKIRTS Choose your New Feui Skirt f rom a large and attractive range 0f Alpine, Shetlands and Wool Plaids. Prices $2a98 TO $5.95 CHILDREN'S COAT SETS ThIee-piece Coat Sets of cvery description for Boys and Girls Al warnly line&. Prices $4.95 TO $12.95 LADIES' DRESSES New ArrivaIs of Levely Faîl Dresse hn Newest Styles and Colosa SHOES and RIJBBERS Buy your shoca and rubbcrs nom, et thse oîd prices. A savlng wortie your whle SHIOES SHOES SHOES Mcn's, Ladies' andl Children's Shlec of every description Newcst Styles are featured BOYS' SUITS Boys' well-tailored Suite jen turdy qsslty Tweeds, 2 pr. Pente bis every suit. SaveraI shadea to choose front Sizes 24 ho 37. $6.95 TO $2950 SHOP HERE AND SAVE ..Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Refunded Mil1ton Dept. Store Store Open Evening ho 9 p... Phone 112 Ili THE CANADIAN CHAMPION PAGE BIGHT PIURSDAY, SEPTE»M 25tb, 1047

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