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Taf snl abcd dtd ob Ab Bei wind Bon tad ok hdl CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING BABY CHICKS FOR SALE PHOTOGRAI'HY FOR EGGS AND MEAT TOP Nateh can't be beat! A Top Noteh flock is a highly productive flock. Start your 1946 flock now with husky, healthy Top Notch chicks and be ready aith large eggs and plump birds when the dom- eéstic and export markets are at their best, Top Notch chicks car- ry 'with them the best character- istics that modern poultry breed- Ing oun produce. Government Breeders of known livability and productivity are used. Pre-ship- ment culling and selection as- sures you a healthy, group of chicks. New low prices are in ef- fect now for May delivery. Prompt delivery on most breeds. Free catalogue, ulso started chicks and older pullets eight weeks to 16 weeks, Top Notch Chickerles, Guelph, Ontario. A-1 BABY CHICKS: WHITE LEG- horns; Burred Rocks; Sussex X New Hampshire; Barred Rock X White Leghorn; 5,000 choice start- ed chicks available. Write or phone A, H. Switzer Hutchery, Granton, "hone 88-B. BLECTIIC MOTORS NEW, USED bought, sold, rebufit: belts pul- leys, brushes, Allen Electric Com- pany Ltd, 2326 Dufferin Bt. Tor- onto, Out. } CHOICE PROGRESSIVE EVER- béarers 26 for $1.00; 60 for $1.76; 100° for $3.00; 200 for $5.00. Pre- paid Riverside Nursery, West iver, Nova Scotla. FRUIT TREES, APPLE, PLUM, Pear, Cherry, Peach, Red and Black Currant, Green and Red Gooseberry, laspberry Canes Latham and Chief $4.50 per 100, Strawberry Plants, Asparagus Roots, Hedge Plants -- Japanese Barberry and Privet, Chinese Elm. Large selection of Flower- ing Shrubs, Write us for attract- fve prices. Runnymede Nursery, Toronto, Ont, GLORY AND GOLDEN ACRI CAB- bage Plants 150 for $1.00; 1,000 for $3.00; 10,000 for $25.00, Col- lect, Peter Lughtigheid, Blen- heim, Ontarlo. RELIABLE CHICKS Barron Strain Leghorn and Bred to tay Burred Rocks are our out- standing flocks, Hybrids, Leghorn X Barred Rocks, Hamp, X Barred Rocks and started chicks, All flocks blood tested. Muy chicks now available, Miller's Chlck Hatchery, Fergus, Ontario, WE WILL HAVE SOME STARTED pullets for delivery early June. It you need any of these, please place your order soon. Right now we have duy-olds immediate de- livery. Bray Hutchery, 130 John N. Hamilton, Ont, SPECIAL SALE OF STARTED cockerels, 3, 4, 5 and 6 weeks old in the following breeds: Barred Rocks, New Hampshires, Light Sussex, Light Sussex X New Hampshire, New Hampshire X Darred Rock and assorted heav- fes. Send for prices at once, Sup- ply is limited. Tweddle Chick Hatcherles Limited, Fergus, Ont, HOLLYWOOD LEGHORN PULLETS 20c. Hollywood leghorns are famous for livability and quality, fast growing healthy birds that de- velop into splendid producers, they have the large bodies neces- sary for continued high egg pro- duction. Rock, Red and hybrid pullets $15.00 per hundred. Big Rock Farm, Mllle Roches, Ont. 25 FREE CHICKS OUR BABY CHICKS ARE THE progeny of Foundution and Re- gistered Birds. All Breeders blood- tested. Prices from 3c to 25c. All guaranteed excellent layers, Don't delay, order now. Goddard Chick Hajeneries, Britannia Helghts, int. ¢ NO DELAY AT TWEDDLES WHEN you want chicks, We are hatch- ing thousands of chicks each week and can give prompt dell- very on the following breeds and hybrids as well as many others: 'White Leghorns, Barred Rocks, New Hampshires, White Leghorn X Barred Rock, Barred Rock X White Leghorn, New Hampshire X Barred Rock, Barred Rock X New Hampshire, Light Sussex X New Hampshlifes, Light Sussex X Barred Rock. All Tweddle chicks are from Government Approved pullorum tested 'breeders. The war is over but there is a tre- mendous demand for food. It will pay you to buy Tweddle - chicks thls year. Free catalogue, also started chicks and older pul- lets 8 weeks to 18 weeks for Im- mediate fe vaiys Tweddle Chick Hatcheries Linitted, Fergus, Ont. p MISCELLANEOUS GUNS . REPAIRED. SCOPES mounted. Special twelve guage shells for deer. A. Herrgott, Gun- smith, Woodstock, Ont. o i KEEP YOUR OWN RECORDS, - Amazingly simple bookeeping system adapted to your own needs. Details free. Bookeeping Systems, 742-E Hampshire Road, Victoria, B, C.,, Canada, SPRING CLEANING? NEW WALL Paper? Cover those furnace rTe- gisters with asbestos flitered hoods, Write for free circular. Register Hood Co., 1314 Addlsan, Cleveland (3), Ohio. BUILDING SUPPLIES CEMENT BLOCK MACHINE 8" AND 10", Gilbert C, Storey Machinery, '26 St. Alban's Street, Toronto, DYEING AND CLEANING HAVE YOU "ANYTHING NEEDS dyelng or cleaning? Write to us for information, We are glad to answer your questions, epart- ment H Parker's Dye orka Limited, 791 Yonge Street, To- ronto. . "FOR SALE CEDAR POSTS FROM 37? TO 17" tops. Apply B & G Lumber Co. Subsidiary Bogdon & Gross Fur- niture Co. Ltd. Walkerton, Ont, CONSTRUCT YOUR OWN TELE- scope to study the stars view cra- ters on 'the moon. - Kit (ncludes 2146" object lens, 8 foot tube, eye-. piece and instructions for assem- bly. 82,60 postpaid, 8. Janes & Co, 6512 Canada Bullding, Saskatoon, RADIOS -- NEW AND USED, HARD to get tubes and parts of all kinds, List sent for stamp. Econo- my Distributors, Kingston, Ont, TURKEY POULTS PROMPT * DELIVERY: We can give prompt dellvery on Broad Aronted Bronze, and White Holland Turkey Poults, or book for May and June delivery. All poults hatched from bloodtested, pullorum free breeders, under {deal conditions In most modern 1946 model, all electric and auto- matically controlled turkey Incu- bators, and hatched in wmepnrate, new turkey air conditioned Hatch- particulars, which tells of the ery, Send for Price List and full ood results our 1945 customers ad Act Quickly -- flook {1 order while they Inst, LAKEV POULTRY FARM & HATCHERY, Exeter, Ontarlo. ! HYDRAULIC TRACTOR SEAT New Monroe E+Z Ride Tractor Seat, Passenger car comfort, eli- minates ride fatigue on your tractor. Bursaw Tractor Co, Waodsdtock, Ontarlo. - Pur FOR SALE, pure bred Top Pomeranian, Male, Color orange, 9 weeks old, Apply to R. B. Graham, Arundel, Que, BEAUTIFUL DENTAL PRACTICE IN TORON- to. Dentist retiring, Possession on May 23rd, Box 90, 73 Adelaide West, Toronto, Ont, FARMS FOR SALE SHIRALDEN JERSEY FARM REG- istered, Accredited -- R.O.P, -- City Milk Shipping -- 200 Acres Good Boll -- Tractor, and Imple- ments -- Modern Brick House at Village, and Station, Jas Cowan, West Brome, Que. FARMS FOR SALE IN TEMISKAM- ing district, close to highway, railway, markets, bargains, Write Zalek Vertlleb, Wawbewawa, Ont. GOOD DAIRY FARM ELECTRIC- ally equipped. 100 acres, all clay loam, well bullt, 17 miles west of Ottawa, close to highway. Apply to Robert Green, Richmond, Ont. Phone Huzeldean 18-2, 100 ACRES, $3,500 DOWN. IMME- diate possession, 14 acres Fall Wheat, 19 March sown mixed grain, 37 for hay pasture and corn, 30 acres sawlog timber with creek and maple syrup equipment. Hydro and water in burn and 9 room warm brick house with hardwood floors, built-in cupboards, sink, Steel, cement stables, cement silo, steel roofs, double garage, henhouses, On county road 2- miles east of 12 highway at Salntfield, Port Perry school bus goes by farm, Lot 19 Con 13 Reach township, Ont. county. Almer Wallace R. R. 2, Blackwater, Ontario. TWO HUNDRED ACRES FENCED eighty workable, sugar bush large bank barn, spring water, large house, water, sink, tele- phone. In between two towns. Brazier, South River. HAIRDRESSING LEARN HAIRDRESSING THE Robertson method. Information on request regarding classes. Robertson's Hairdressing Acad- emy, 1837 Avenue Road, Toronto, HELP WANTED OPERATING ROOM NURSES, AL- 80 Obstetrical and General Duty Nurses for York County Hospital, Newmurket, Ont. State in first letter salary expected. Apply to Superintendent, COOK GENERAL AND MAN FOR gardening and to help In house, to live in, private apartments sup- plied, family of three, Write or phone J. M. Wallace, _ Oakville, Ontario. TWO FARMHANDS WANTED, Brothers operating adjoining well equipped one hundred acre farms each require an experienc- ed man, wages $65 month with good board. Abstainers preferred. Douglas Gee, Gormley, Ontario. SINGLE MAN -- EXPERIENCED in general farming and care of live stock, Weldwood Farm, R. 1, London, Ontario. MEDICAL IT'S EXCELLENT, REAL RESULTS after taking Dixon's Remedy for Rheumatic Pains and Neurltis. Munro's Drug Store, 335 Elgin, Ottawa. Postpaid $1.00. STOMACH AND THREAD WORMS often are the cause of Jl] health in humans, all ages. No one Im. mune! Why not 'find out If this is your trouble, Interesting particu- lara -- 'Free! Write Mulveney's Remedies. Specialists, Toronto 8. PEOPLE ARE TALKING ABOUT taking ' the good results from Dixon's Remedy for Rheumatic Pains and Neuritis. 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Box 3660, Station B, Winnipeg, Canada. WANTED WANT FACTORY BUILDING, PRE- fer about 60 x 80. Send descrip- tion, price, etc. to George Drum- mond, Owen Sound. WANTED -- Ex-officer, wife, one child urgently need house or 3-4 room apartment, anywhere within 60 miles of Toronto. Write P.O. Box 160, Stoney Creek, Ont. WANT HOUSES AT VILLAGES, Towns and Highways, Also small tarms 1 to 30 acres, Bend full de- scription, price, etc. George Drummond, broker, Owen Sound. TURN YOUR FEED, MASH, AND grain Bags (whole or torn) Into cash. We pay frelght rates and highest prices. Write today to the London Bag Company, London, Ontarlo. FEATHERS WANTED Feathers and feather beds of all descriptions. Highest prices paid. Write to Queen ('ity Feather Co., 23 Baldwin St, Toronto. WANT BUSINESSES, ANY KIND. Have cash buyers for Stores, Garages, Hotels, Mills, Factories, Dairies, ete, Send description and price. Ueorge Drummond, broker, Owen Sound. WANTED, NEW OR USED, 1 lathe for turning axe handles. 1-24 in. bend saw, Give prices and full particulars. A. E. Tur- enne, St. Plerre, Manitoba. WANTED TO BUY BEST PRICES PAID FOR GOOD walnut -- either standing trees or logs. Telephone 4-4754 Kitch- ener or write Pannill Veneer Company, 42 Edward Street, Kitchener, Ontario. IMPERIAL ELECTRIC MOTORS Manufacturers of BEVERLY CIRCULATING and EXHAUST FANS (All Sizes, Types) Immediate Delivery 1410 Dundas St. West Toronto = Ontaric CREAM Cash dn on the highest cream prices wince 1920 hy shipping to Muaclk'eetern. We pnld 056c¢ de- livered including subsidy for No. 1 cream on April 17th, MACFEETERS CREAMERY 52 JARVIS ST. = TORONTO YOU snow # i you have PILES youll know it gn QUICKLY when pile miseries are RELIEVED ftching " g and t seoma tha height of folly fo¢ any one to risk a painful and eheonle oll condition when #0 fine a remedy ma a 5 small cost, Monay back if you are' bot Ni eponsor of this notice (9 an old, reliable firm doing business In Canada for over 20 years, Hem-Rold must help your 4finering and painful pile condition--must do (t quickly, easily an ntly or yomr own test of this remarkably succensfal 'ormula édota you nothing. Try it today. ISSUE 20-1946 BRIDES REPLACE PLANES ON C 3 Famed British aircraft carrier "Indefatigable" starts the m re YR RIER'S DECK ost unusual voyage of her career at Ports- mouth, England. She is carrying 109 brides of Australian and New Zealand servicemen to their new homes "down under." Strikes Don't Fit In With Farming Farmers Must Accept Losses When They Withhold Products Among the more sensational headlines dealing with the latest meat crisis in the Toronto area were the ones hinting at a strike of Ontario beef producers, says the Financial Post. Details were ne- cessarily vague for the very good reason that such a proposal is just about unadulterated nonsense. The strikes don't fit in with farming any more than schemes for the five-day week or the cight-hour day. About the nearest thing of that kind was the refusal of millions of Russian "kulaks" to co-operate with the Soviet authorities 25 years ago. The result was mass starva- tion, with the farmers themselves the chief victims, Nature Asserts Itself The basic difficulty in enforcing a farm strike or five-day week is the refusal of Nature to play ball. Grass and cattle will continue to grow. Calves, lambs and chicks continue .to be born. Cows must be milked and pigs must be fed no matter what th: owner may think about it. If he refuses to cut the hay or milk the cows, then he himself is the first to lose. Like the indiv'iual businessman, the farmer's main interest must be pro- duction, as continuous and econ- omically as possible. Switch May Be Necessary It is ridiculous for the producer of beef cattle or any other farm commodity to think of withholding any marketable product for any length of time. Once it passes the right stage for processing, it begins to deteriorate or it runs up storage charges. If grain-fatter.ed cattle are turned out to grass, they will lose their finish and all the work and feed that went into that finish- ing is largely wasted. Once hogs are brought to the approved 200- odd pound market weight, they must be butchered or they will be docked for excess fat and coarse- ness of flesh. And even the unfor- tunate who has never left the city pavement knows what happens to fruit and vegetables if kept too long. If, as a result of excessive cost or low price, 1 product fails to pro- duce a consistent profit, the far- fer will, if he can, gradually switch to somethin,, else, but he only pyramids his losses by re- fusing to sel' what he has already produced. Fantastic Prices. At Farm Auction Sam Grummett held an auction sale the other day on his farm at vaxwell, Ont., north of Dundalk. A hayloader which Sam bought four years ago for $152 sold for $205, and a 21-year-old mower bought second hand for $5 was sold at the sale for $22. A set of har- rows bought 13 years ago for $3.75 brought $30 at the sale and a culti- vator which cost $26 when purchas- ed 21 years ago was bid uj to $50. Yearling cattle sold for $75 and cows up to $129, Seven sows and 30 young pigs sold for $629.50, - NY WHY HAVE WN SORE 3 a) SPOTS OF SPORTS By FRANK MANN HARRIS Prior to last Saturday's Ken- tucky Derby it had been a con- siderable stretch of time since last we had the pleast - - privilege of hearing Mr. Ted Husing steaming: up the air-waves. But we hadn't been listening to him for, morc than half a minute before we again became conscious of certain sen- timents which, in former days, always used to come over us when- ever we heard that particular microphone-artist in action; said sentiments being, (1) What a master of the situation he is; (2) What a marvellous flow of lang- uage he possesses; and (3)What a severe pain in the neck he gives us. * . - These, of course, are strictly per- sonal entiments, although we know of several who share them. But it's a funny thing how just the very tones of some broadcasters' voices can seem to sect your nérves on edge , ew t Brother Husing rates very close to being tops in his profession, and that it little behooves the likes of us to be critizing one so eminent. And yet, somehow or other, it's impossible for us to listen to him without the feeling that there are two of lim there--the one doing the job, and the other standing off and admiring the super-superlative job the first is doing. « * * However, the actual race sound- ed O.K,, good old Clem McCarthy calling same in his usual workman- like and efficient fashion. And the snooty remarks we have just pass- ed about Mr. Husing are no doubt nothing but a case of sour grapes - because we didn't have a $10 wag- er on the winner, who certainly didn't perform like any eight-to- one shot. In our own defense we m' ght state that we did consider very seriously making a small in- vestment in ASSAULT, being de- terred from so doing by only three small :natters--lack of cash in pocket, lack of credit with books, and inability to decide between ASSAULT and some nine other starters. « * . A constant source of amazement to us is finding out how many things there are we feel absolutely confident of knowing--and then discovering, in a pinch, that we don't know them at all. For in- stance, right after the Kentucky Derby, already referred to, a junior member of the family, who had been languidly listening to Clem McCarthy describe ASSAULT winning by cight lengths, popped up with a seemingly-innocent query. It was, "Say, pop, just how far is a length?" * * . We were immediately beset with one of those severe coughing spells which always seem to attack a per- son--and which come in so very handy--at such junctures, But this one did no good at all. Not cven waiting for our coughing. to subside, and showing an utter lack of sympathy for our sufferings, our whole mob was on the trail, insist- ing on a definite answer to a defin- ite question--Just what distance constitutes 'a length' in horse rac- ing. * * * As soon as we had cooled out somewhat, we had recourse to the record-hooks to try and find our what really does constitute length, And, while no doubt there is a definite ruling some place or other, the nearest we could come to it was in Frank Menke's book where it says--'the average race- horse is something over cight feet in length while running with neck stretched out" We know quite well that ("A Six Bit Critic") -e And so, pending the receipt of more accurate information, that is where we propose to leave the matter. And if, some evening, cur- ly-haired little lodine should look up at you out of her big blue orbs and say, "Daddy, how far is a length" you can tell her, with our compliments, that cight feet is close enough to being correct as to make no matter. And then, gently but firmly push the little darling off to bed or, first thing you know, she'll be asking you if, in timing horse-races, the time is taken from t° exact instant when the barrier is sprung. « * * With regard to that last one, we may say that the time is not taken from the springing of the barrier --Dbut might add that probably ninc out of ten folks who attend horse races think that it is, and what "difference does it. really make, after... all? With which profound thought we will mercifully leave you for another week. Farmers Combine To Do Their Buying We do not advocate that farm ing should be iii the hands of a few big organizations, but there is no reason why adjacent groups of farmers should not combine to do their buying in the same way that co-operative groups combine to do their selling, says the St. Thomas Times -Journal. There are regions in Canada where from 12 to 20 farmers have got together under this system. Instead of each man buying his own equipment, his own seed, fertilizers and other needs, they buy as a unit. By co-operative efforts they get their plowing and other work done at the right seasons, and by buying in quantities they get their supplies cheaper. Thus instead of hundreds ot thousands of farmers working as individual units at high individual cost which prevents them getting what they regard as economical prices for wir produce, they would reduce overhead costs and would not require to ask the un- fortunate city people to pay con: tinually higher prices out of fixed incomes. REJECTS GABLE Ilona Massey, glamorous Hungari- an actress, is believed to be the only girl who won't go out with Clark Gable. In fact, she stated, she turns him down consistently, It's not Mr, Gable's fault. Miss Massey is a girl who lives alone, likes it, and intends to stay that way, seeding, ' Help Come From You One Slice of Bread in Every Loaf Would Feed 2,500,000 Daily United States Government food officials, questioned on what the individual can do to help hungry millicns in Europe and Asia, made a few suggestions for rican citizens, Here they are: 1. If you're a housewife: Never throw a piece of bread or a teaspoonful of fat away. Make sure the garbage consists only of bones, eggshells and the inedible parts of fruits and vege- tal les, Don't overeat. Never over-serve a guest, Don't fry meats, poultry, fish, Bake, boil or stew them. Use fresh fruit for dessert, not pastries. Serve home-made salad dressing, vinegar or lemon juice, not rich salad dressing, Use meat drippings to vegetables, dressings, sauces. Store bread in moisture-preof wrapping in refrigerator. This re- tards mold. Use dry, left-over bread in roast, puddings and stuffings. Jdavor Serve open-faced sandwiches, Or better still, serve a vegetable salad, such as potato or bean, in it place. Give cach person only one <mall slice of bread at a meal. Cut out dry cereals as much as possible. Use potatoes (au ime breakfast dish) and oatmeal. 2 If you're a man: Don't overeat. ~ Eat all they serve you at a (os- ltaurant. Plant a vegetable garden Be a one-man information 1u- reau. Spread the word around that the world food situation 1s critical and will remain that way for at least three months, 3. Everybody: Cut down on waste. The "Des partment of Agriculture cstunates that one slice of bread in overy loaf is wasted. This alone would give 2,500,000 peopls in Furope three-fourths of a pound of bread a day. Remember that people are starv- ing. that many will die unless help cones soon, And: remember that that help cant only cone from you. "1" HOLD EVERYTHING WHY BE SAMSON" BALD 7 HAIR RESTORER Co, "What can we do for you?" One Way to Settle : Palestine Puzzle The brutal way to settle the: whole Palestine argument would be to have the British withdraw from the Holy Land and permit the Jews and Arabs to fight it out b- them- selves, There would be dreadful bloodshed, before one side decided to call it quits, comments the Windsor Star. But, that is not quite the way things are done. In the first place, if the British withdrew, some other nation, pos- sibly Russia, would rush in. Also, there are certain responsi- bilities attached to Palestine and the British have accepted these. Be- cause they have tried to steer a course down the middle, the British are liked by neither®the Jews nor the Arabs. It is like the baseball umpire, who usually is hated by both teams, No matter which way he calls the decisions, fault will be found. There are many it Palestine who believe the United States conld be more helpful. Some think the Americans would pour in money and so keep everyone quiet and contented. That would not be the solution, but the United States could co-operate more in secking to Presser order while a solution is worked out, It's a hot potato. In the meantime hutidreds of thousands of Jewish 1eople in Europe are wondering what to do. Life begins to lose hope, even for a people who have always clung to hope, The cubit, ancient measure of distance, was actually the length of a man's forearm from elbow to end of the middle finger, ip VE ov