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Montgomâ€" ery, Box 505, Station F. Toronto. Neuitt 2 en NE P bull ready for service. Cows bred to son of 37 and guaranteed, nccredited and bloodtested. Blanchard â€" Bros., Middle Road, Freeman, Ontrrio. PouLTRY AND PoULTRY EquiruExr ock pullets laying T5¢ veighing 5 to T. ibs. dr onths, _ Leshorn . chicl ed 2800 miles morta laying 80%? If you for the Tweddle "Chic ree and let Mr. Kinst Embersale tell you t of the above sucee=s th ith Tweddle Chicks. _ Hatchery Limited. Box orPICE EQUIPMENT PATENT ATTORNEY PHOTO FINISHING HoLSTEIN Cows aboy wedd PERSONAL NOVELTIES MAGAZINES PATENTS FURNITURE MEDICAt OonrALITY GOVERNâ€" c« from Bloodâ€" w prices when icks. Send for ._ Baden Elecâ€" Box 59. Daden, ilnut bedroom er. chiffonier, size bed, sagâ€" instead and i _ the true s they have s. _ Tweddle rtality nil, you would, ‘hicalogue". nstead and the true TORONTO COLLECTORS! TEACHERS! CORONâ€" ation Souvenir Stamps. 60 different, showing who and what it‘s all about, 25¢. Guiton, Box 14, Station K, Toâ€" EXPERT TANNING OF HIDES FOR harness, lace and robes. Bear, deer furs. Free list and tags. Towne & Sons, Merritton, Ontario. POULTRY EQUIPMENT, HIGH QUAâ€" lity at low cost. Made in Canada for Canadians. Write for our new cataâ€" logue. _ Model Incubators Ltd., 196 River St., Toronto. EYEGLASSES, $1.175 UP. WE SEND ten pair to test your eves,. Satisfacâ€" tion or money refunded. Glass eyes, $4.00 each, assortment sent. Aecurâ€" ate Optical, Dept. K, 67 Sussex, Toâ€" CHICKS â€"_ BARRED ROCKS AND White Leghorns; all breeders bloodâ€" tested and under Government Apâ€" Broval: I. J._Ardagh, Streetsville, ntario, Box E. TRENT | "BIG â€" REVENUE" _ CHICKS are fast becoming a Buyâ€"Word and Standard for Superior Chicks among poultry minded people, because they quickly turn feed and labor into "Profits". Ready now. Trent Elecâ€" tric Hatchery, Trenton, Ont. SsOME BRAY PULLETS LAID 10% during October and November (two high price months) last year. See our 1938 catalogue. 12 pure breeds also crossâ€"breds. Bray Hatchery, 130 John St. North, Hamilton, Ontario. LOOKING FOK BIG, STURDY, HEALâ€" "‘Barber Larder is completing installation of new â€" electrically driven plant and preparing for shaft sinking to a first objective at 550 ft. with four levels to be esâ€" tablished at 125 ft. intervals. As formerly reported, very extensive diamond drilling was done here before deciding on shaft sinking with sixty holes completed. This drilling indicated a practically conâ€" tinuous ore zone for approximateâ€" ly 800 ft. with average grade esâ€" timated at $7.05 across an average width of 25 ft. This average grade was obtained after reduction of numerous high assays. It is estiâ€" mated that some 475,000 tons of ore have been indicated above the BARBER LARDER COMPLETâ€" ING INSTALLATION. Douglas A. Mutch, well known mining engineer, states:â€" > New shades for spring millinery are selected from old Chinese art. Two lovely ones are "Yan blue," which is a lavenderâ€"blue and "Sung Beige," which is a very rosy beige, almost a pottery rose. The United States contains more fossilized remains of dinosaurs than any other country in the world. Boâ€" livia, Argentina and Mongolia also have large bone deposits. A rosy rust shade, an intense, slightly grayed aquamarine and a bright yellow are conspicuous in sports clothes for spring. Light bright colors are forecast for girls‘ spring coats, replacing the conâ€" ventional navy and other dark colors. Reason: The increasing fashion for sports toppers in fleece cloths. Colors to be featured are tan, strawherry, cadet blue, topaz gold, some pastels, but mostly in plaiding or dark grounds. PHOSFERINE Dark green is a high style novelty color for new skiâ€"wearâ€"seen at the second annual show and ski meet at Madison Square Garden. It is featured in cotton ski jackets and in dark green dresses for snow wear. Navy still reâ€" mains the popular color in ski clothes and there is considerable interest in contrasting pastel tops. TT PTT TCO OO C nv dnc I your stomachâ€"take PHOSFERINE. A few tiny, economical drops each ddy will kelp steady those ragged nerves, improve your appetite, build up your strength. â€" At druggists, 50¢, $1.00 and $1.50, * 63 Delicate pink is being discussed for lingerie blouses for early springâ€"a fact which checks neatly with the foregoing paragraph re midâ€"season hats. sTCP THEM SCREAMING ! ronto. If you worryâ€"with that queer taut feeling in L mds C vu Aenessqucrenre 4 2 O Pink instead of white is the suggesâ€" tion for the light midseason hat â€" good with the black and pink and navy and pink prints shown for adâ€" vance spring wear. ronto. Orange skin is a bright novelty shade suede leather for novelty bolâ€" eros for sport wear. Lime, citron and chartreuse are popular colors for spring evening gowns. Flower colors are to be smart for gloves to wear with spring tailorâ€" mades. thy, fastâ€"zrowing chicks? The Xtraâ€"Profit chick does the trick catalogue. Bray Hatchery, 130 St. North, Hamilton, Ontario. Turquoise, gold and rust are smart shades for junior frocks. New Shades Shown For Spring Along Canada‘s Mining Highway sPECTACLES TANNING sTAMPS M-.-;rv"- »â€"â€"\.,«-"-v-M Bray Free John But these times are slow compared with th: voyages made by. British ships in the days whenâ€"their sailing ships were the {fastegt in the world. The last race was won by a Finâ€" nish ship, the Pommern, which comâ€" pleted the voyage in 94 days. She was followed home by the Passat, anâ€" other Finnish vessel, which arrived a few hours later. Entrants for the longest race in the worldâ€"the "Grain Race" from Aus: tralia to Europeâ€"are now sailing for Australia, where they will load grain for the long run home. The race is eonfined to sailing ships, and this year‘s "field" will number 13. Shadss of Britain‘s Sea Dogsâ€"13 sailing ships and not a British vessel zmong them! All but two of them are Finnish and are owned by one man, Captain Erikson. The other two are Swedish and German. Among articles affected are precious and semiâ€"precious stones, clocks, toiâ€" let articles, smoking equipment, canes, luggage, curios, upholstery, cameras, gramophone ‘records, opera glasses, electric fans, electric â€" refrigerators, motor boats and â€" musical < instruâ€" ments. An excise tax was announced on matches and liquors. The tax, ranging between 10 and 15 per cent. of value, will apply to 45 articles and is expected to raise about 63,000,000 yen. TOKIO.â€"The finance ministry has approved plans for a special. "luxury" tax on such articles as watches, founâ€" tain pens, hats, automobiles, umbrelâ€" las, footwear and radio sets, it is disâ€" closed. Japan Increases Luxury Taxation "In addition to the main ore zone further drilling some 2,000 ft. west of the shaft returned valâ€" ues of $25.25 across 1.2 feet and $8.06 across 5 ft. This indicates important possibilities for the findâ€" ing of further ore west of the shaft section along the 3000â€"ft. length of favourable structure contained in the company‘s propâ€" érty." 250â€"ft. level. Diamond drilling returned very important ore secâ€" tions with widths up to 100 ft., some of which carried exceptionâ€" ally high values, with one averagâ€" ing $119 across 12.8 feet. A furâ€" ther hole averaged $10.60 across 31 ft. Others returned $9.50 across 20.5 ft.; $8.60 across 14.2 ft.; $16.90 across 35 ft.; $7.56 across 20 ft.; $8.82 across 10.7 ft., etc. One hole showed a width of 100 ft., averaging $4.97. Iron and steel mills of Czechosloâ€" vakia are breaking production records in filling armament orders. Seventeen â€" preachers â€" discoursed continuously for six days before a throng of 30,000 persons at a large camp meeting in Kentucky in 1801. It was the largest camp meeting in American history. Primarily a remedy for beriâ€"beri, Vitamin Bâ€"1 has proved one of the most potent rejuvenators yet discowâ€" ered, Dr. Stern said, and curative in many other deficiency diseases. Its use in one case of infantile paralysis proved 25 per cent. effective in reâ€" storing mobility, Stern said, and sugâ€" gested that it was probably effective in halting the discase before the onâ€" set of pulmonary paralysis. After 12 years of research, Dr. Stern announced that his technique of intraspinal injections of alcohol and Vitamin Bâ€"1, had been invariably successful in his last 60 cases. Earlier attempts, while partially successful, had been hindered by complications, in which the size of the dose has proved to be the determining factor. Vitamin Bâ€"1 Added Fundamentally, the effectiveness of the treatment, Dr. Stern explainâ€" ed, is due to the connection of the spinal fluid with the sympathetic nerâ€" vous system. In experiments on cats, the disintegration of sensory nerves when so treated was clearly shown. It is this effect, he said, that makes the alcohol injections a deadener of pain. A new treatment which has proved successful in easing pain in such diseases as cancer, angina pectoris and chronic arthritis, by intraspinal injections of alcohol, was described to the Washington Medical Associaâ€" tion by its inventor, Dr. Elias L. Stern of Sydenham Hospital, New York. Treatmentâ€"Eases Pains Of Cancer T he Longest Race Injections of Alcohol Aid Its Victims . Funny things sometimes get into want ads. Here are a few instances: ‘‘Wanted, a cow giving four gallons of milk daily; none other need call." Then this from an aged Negro. "The podnership resistin‘ between me and Mose Skinner is herewith resolved; dem dat owes de firm will settle wid me; dem what de firm owes will setâ€" tle with Mose." Sounds like Amos ‘n Andy, doesn‘t it? Finally this: "Lost, purse by lady . with initials on back." Every man, woman, and child in Canada eats 31% lbs. of butter a yearâ€"or more than % lb. a week. Canada‘s yearly consumption of butâ€" ter in 1936 was nearly 850,000,000 lbs. Eggs Are Off!â€"Conjurers, clowns, jugglers in Germany have been ordâ€" ered not to use eggsâ€"or any other foodstufâ€"in tricks, on pain of charges of sabotaging Fourâ€"Year Foodâ€"Plan. Katherine â€" "Frank doesn‘t call on us any more. Mother said they could not agree." . Dorothy â€" "Did your mother think he stayed around too lozg in the evenâ€" ings?" Katherine â€" "No! He thought that mother did." A lot of folks who are saying they want to make heaven their home, will feel mighty out of place if they should happen to get there. Jimâ€""‘She?‘ I thought a carol was a hymn." Janitor â€" ‘Well, I reckon that would be one point you would not linâ€" ger on." Hal â€"â€" "A friend of mine named his child Carol because she was born on Christmas." Minister (to church janitor)â€""Look here; see that carpet you put on the floor of the pulpit?" Janitor â€" "Yes sir." Minister â€" "Well, what do you think would happen if I should step on one of those tacks in the middle of my sermon?" Mr. Brown was interviewing an apâ€" plicant for the position of caretaker: Mr. Brown â€"â€" "How long were you in your last place?" Applicant â€" "A month." Mr. Brown â€"â€" ‘"‘That‘s not long. And the place before that?" % Applicant â€"â€" "Two woeks". Mr. Brown â€"â€" "Not so ;good. And the time before that?" England, as a nation, spends about $80,000,000 annually on laundry work. ...flI IN A MINUTE ... Are you tormented with the itching tortures of eczema. rashes, athlete‘s foot. eruptions, or other skin afflictions? For quick lmrhpsy reliefs use cooling. antiseptic, liquid D. D. D. Applicant â€" ‘‘There wasn‘t no time before that, sir. I got off with a fine." READ IT OR NOT! U 6 6 COOV CCEN NV M IMINVIE e ce Are you tormented with the itching tortures of eczema, rashes, athlete‘s foot. eruptions, or other ekin afflictions? For quick l.nrh.psy reliefs Prgsoripuion, Sits ‘gerus ols Qoothe the in tated skin. CImEueh- and stainlessâ€" E A 35¢ ttial bottle, at drug ‘" m‘-'mmr o e t A story is told of a woman on holiâ€" day at a fishing village who asked an old sailor of the windjJammer days why a ship was always spoken of as ‘‘she," Old Salt (slyly) â€"â€" "‘Mchbee it‘s beâ€" cause the rigging costs more than the hull." There are two kinds of people in the world, talkers and doers, What we would like to know: is just where the nudist camps go in the winâ€" ter time? â€"AV® We Like Butter aeARD y 0 V Black or dark and modest paints let the radiant hbeat out. Heating enginâ€" eers have known for some years that brigh* radiator paints were doubtful. Todzy‘s report shows the cxact loss. The study was made by Dr. Kennedy F. Rubert, instructor in experimental engineering. 25 Per Cent. Loss The radiant heat is the waveâ€"motion mort, which travels like light, and at the speed of light, Bright paint, the Cornell study shows, cuts down the radiant heat by 25 per cent. Twentyâ€" five per cent. of 40 to 59 per cent. (the total radiant heat) is a fat piece of the coal bill. Detroit, Mich., suffers a loss of $12,000,000 a ycar in destruction caused by rats, Bright paint, like aluminum or gold, acts like a mirror, It reflects heat, the reflection is back into the radiator, This applies to all the "radiant" heat given off, which is about 40 to 50 per cent. of all the warmth from the radâ€" jator. F e *** thin and pale e« â€"â€"they‘re weak, pos ages. feel tired, logy "” C**B and | dull, This 3 Aler . condition â€" should ts _ not be overlooked, l l Dr, Pierce‘s Goldâ€" S en Medical Disâ€" % H B covery is a tonic which increases the appetite, * eliminates waste from 4 ,____. the intestines, and tones up the digestive system. Read this : Willam Pashineki, 93 B:ayficld Ave., Hamilâ€" ton, Ont., said: "I could not enjoy a meal because of the bad afterâ€"effectsâ€"sour stomach, gas and acid indigestion.. Finally, I took a few bottles of Dr. Pierce‘s Golden Medical Discovery and my digestion was better, 1 enjoyed my mulz no ill effects, my appetite improved and I felt much better in every way." Buy now of your druggist USE, PIDARD A M ce 4 fee ” w an wt â€" ke*: ;{ co im . ; no wag D; ks F> en L B io * clin "ou oae : k Bright Paint Cuts Down On Heat If you are paying $25 heat this winter, two or of it goes for the bright radiators. That is to say, according to an enâ€" ginecring study annovnced at Cornell University, Ithaca, N.Y., bright paint on radiators cuts down the heat by a big percentage,. ALMOST A WRECK! Engineers Find Color on Radiaâ€" tors Reflects Warmth Backward CHore chor" your Pots,.Pans 6. dairy Equipment MAXY folks are ONTARIO ARCHIVES a month for three dollars paint on the bte.II 1 warned the Government of the danâ€" ~gers run by civilian populations, even : . in mpparently remote countries. The conference, sponsored International Peace Campaign gation, favors a boycott of J goods and aid for China, About four months ago it was anâ€" mounced the possibility of gas atâ€" tacks in Australia was so remote that it would not be ‘worth while providâ€" ing gas masks for gencral distribuâ€" tion. Now it is learned masks are to be made in large quantities and compreâ€" hensive defence plans for Australia‘s large cities are being drawn up. These include warning systems, methâ€" ods of clearing up after raids, and rescue and first aid precautions. It ls_thou!lt events in China have Ausiralia Pleons "‘The sympathics of the Canadian people are with China," MacLeod added, "but any movement against Japanese aggression which failed to provide for a government embargo on such materials would be meaningless." Our Sympathies With China Me said that in the first nine months of 1937 Canada exported to Japan seven times the amount of copper sent in the previous year, four times the amount of lead, and twice the volume of nickel. Australian civilians are to be proâ€" vided with gas masks, A. A. MacLeod, of Toronto, addressâ€" ing 900 delegates representing 19 countries at an antiâ€"Japanese conforâ€" ence in London, England, last week, declared Canada was an "arsenal" for Japan in her invasion of China, goys a Canadian Press dispatch in the Montreal Star. "But for war materials from Canâ€" ada it would have been impossible for Japan to have begun her agsrosâ€" sion and impossible for her to conâ€" tinue it," said MacLeod, who is prosiâ€" dent of the Canadian League for Peace and Democracy, Canada Called In Her Invasion of Chisaâ€"Deloâ€" gate to Conference at Lordon Favers Boycoti. telescope lens The way to see the night flights is to focuts a lowâ€"power telescope on the full moon. Its glowing surface forms a background against which the birds are clearly outlined. Though a bird may be flying very rapidly, at a great height it appears to float across the surface of the brightly Muminated Annual northward migration of bird life, which usually beging in the midâ€" dle of February and lasts until the end of Bay, has got under way, acâ€" cording to the bulletin of the Departâ€" ment of Mines and Resources. The migratory movements of birds are accomplished in the face of many hazards, hardships and adverse weathâ€" er conditions. ‘The majority cleave through the air at night leaving the daylight hours for hunting food. Usuâ€" ally the birds launch into flight shortâ€" ly after dark and quit just before dawn, doing most of their travelling before midnight. Night and Day Fliers Night migrants include all the numâ€" erous flycatchers, vireos, warblers, thrushes, orioles, tanagers and most of the sparrows, Some waterfowl, unâ€" der certain conditions, are also night travellers. Day migrants include the swallows, nighthawks, chimney swift, various hawks and ducks and geese. Feathered Friends Start Northward "The British intelligence people had no luckâ€"Jocal personnel are oftâ€" en more anxiously engaged in coâ€" operating with the Japanese in spyâ€" ing on the Americans and Russians than in spying direct on the Japanâ€" ese themselves. ‘"The British didn‘t get their hands on the plans, a fact which had a very natural consequence, causingy them from time to time to send reports sugpesting that perhaps these par» ticular plans did not really exist afâ€" ter all. Then the Amsricans found them and stole them." Claim U.S. Spies Stole Jap Plans The plans were "stolen with great skill the Jatter part of November," the magazine asserted. It is alleged that when Captain Royal E. Ingersoll, chief of the Unitâ€" ed States Navy‘s planning board, vis ited London recently he brought along copies of the stolen plans, preâ€" sumably to consult with British naval authorities, The news magazine, the Week, published in London, Engiand, assertâ€" ed that operatives of the United States intelligence service in Tokio had stolen plans of Japan‘s new naval program. Are Leaving Southern s In Annual Migretion Jap "Arsenal" ne* <hees * o vegre ns doccarects n lt Civilian Mashs by the organiâ€" nanese