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CHURCHILL VISITS *MONTY' ON WESTERN FRONT After confering with Field Marshal Sir Bernard L. Montgomery, Prime Minister Winston Churchill, •moking big cigar leaves small station in Belgium. Following brief visit to Western Front English leader returned to London early in January. WHAT SCIENCE IS DOING Anti-Freeze As a fruit of the largest chem- •rgic experiment so far under- taken in Canada, scientists of the National Research Council now •re turning out butylene glycol â€" a superior ant-freeze â€" as a by- product of wheat in a pilot plant overlooking the Rideau river. Butylene glycol can be broken down chemically into several ether useful substances, and re- search into these possibilites now Is going on. The plant produces 10 pounds of butylene glyco and six pounds of •thyl alcohol from a bushel of wheat. At one stage of the work the Investigators dug into a garden while a temperature of 80 degrees below zero prevailed to find a bacillus capable of fermenting wheat lapidly and directly. They developed a strain called Aerobacillus poiymyxa which cut the fermentation period from 10 days to three days. A noteworthy feature of the ex- traction process is that off-grade or damaged wheat can be used, and such varieties often contain more starch and hence arc more desirable than premium grades. Photo Taken In Millioneth Of Second Officials of the Westinghouse â- Urtric and Manufacturing Com- fany, Baltimore, have disclosed the development of an X-ray machine, wMsh takes a picture In one m)l- â- â€¢oth of a second. The high-speed picture-taking Maebine was made In answer to a request from military ordnance •â- gloeers for a way to take plc- Mrcs of an artillery shell as it passed through the muzzle of the gnn and as It pierced a plate of armor, company spokesmen re- pertcd. UCKLEY' MIXTURE Socialists Would Kill Incentive Socialists sneer at the man with Initiative; hold in contempt the man ,who wants to build a busi- ness, make things, provide jobs, says the Financial Post. According to their plans, the job making is to be done by the politicians and the civil servants, with all of us the pawns in their game. The author and lecturer. Dr. Donald Laird, gives a very apt Illustration to this. The trout is a fighting fish with lots of initiative. But scientists easily found a way to take it all out of him. They put a glass parti- tion in his water tank; the trout In one end, a minnow In the other. The trout flashed toward the minnow, crashed his nose- on tlie glass. Again and again, he tried: again and again, got a crack on the nose. He watched the minnow carefully; for that day gave up the struggle. Next day, he was again hurting himself after the minnow, pound- ing his snout on the glass. But he gave up sooner. The third day, he tried again, gave up sooner. A few more days, the partition was removed. But the trout's initi- ative was gone. He stayeo in his own end of the tank. The minnow was completely safe. There's a moral for those people who think we can safely try "just a little bit of socialism"; then change our political diet if it fails tc produce the promised millenium. The maker of jobs who gets a sock on the jaw from lawmakers and officials every time he shows drive and Initiative and figliting spirit soon learns to stop trying. And the biggest loss Is to the Can- adian people as a whole. Buckingham Palace Bombing Now Told A bomb crashed through the roof of Buckingham Palace and through the Queen's apartment during the London blitz, it was per- mitted to disclose recently. Eight men of the Palace Home Ouard unit disposed of the fhree- foot-long explosive. Two of them, later commended for bravery, were MaJ. John Cowan, a company com- mander who since has died, and Maj. Thomas Williams. The King last week personally Inspected this Home Guard unit at Its stand-down parade. Every man had kept the three-year secret of the bomb and the damage it caused. Aches and Pains of RHEUMATISM Your money will be returned by any dru^ Ktoie If one bottle of Ru-Mu does not show you the quick, enBy woy to get relief from tht cruel, stubborn arhes and pnlnM of rheumatUm. Uu-Ma must please you or, money back. One bottle will convince you. Itching Scalp- Loose DondniH Try This HonM Treatment For Quick Eaie and Comfort Htre la a rlean powerful penetrnt- luK oil that brings speedy relief ttom the Itching: torture and dls- eomtort. Don't t\s with flngernnlls, that only â- erves to spread the trouble. Juat use equal pnrl* of Mnnnn's Kmerald Oil and olive oil. Apply aently with the fingertips once a day and ehflmpoo every fourth day. You'll find this treatment not only soothes the ItchlnR and torture but helps promote more rapid heating â€" loose floating dandruff becomes a thing of the past. You can obtain Emerald Oil In the original bottle at any modern drug atora. VOICE OF THE PRESS JUST A SUGGESTION It would be "populaire" with many thousands of right-thinking Canadian, if a few "blocks" of con- crete were dropped on the heads of those noisy, ant-British Bloc Pop- ulaire leaders down in Quebec. â€" .St. Thomas Times-Journal STICKING TO IT It is seventy-five years since ohewing gum was patented and an- •ther great industry started on its way. Imagination, initiative and stick-to-itiveness did the rest. â€" Winnipeg Tribune â€" o â€" OAT MILEAGE NOW With the roads in the back con- cessions In poor shape for motor- ing, farmers are discussing the mileage they get on a gallon of oats. â€"Kitchener Record â€" o â€" NOT ENOUGH Always hope for the best, but don't sit down and call it a day's work. â€" Guelph Mercury â€" o â€" SHADY BUSINESS Hitler is said to be so exces- sively anxious regarding his per- sonal safety that he is doubling his shadows and shadowing his doubles. â€" Punch Soviet Grapefruit Tile first grapefruit grove in the USSR, in Georgia, will yield an estimated 100,000 grapefruit this year. Introduced from the United States only a few years ago, the grapefruit is gaining wide popular- ity in the USSR. Planting was halted by the war, but the groves In the sub-tropical zone are now being expanded. DID YOU KNOW that Maxwell House Coffee is roasted evenly through! and through by the re^ markable "Radiant Roast'* Process? You will enjoy this delicious, fragrant coffee. Your grocer has itr MW^f^MM CHECKED •or Money Sack For quick relief from Itching caused by ecsema^ athlete's foot, acahirs, pimples and otheritrhins' Sonditionsi. use iture. rnolinff, medicated, liquia â-º. D. D, PRESCRIPTION. Grcaselesa and â- tainlesa. Soothes, conifoits atui quickly calms Intense ItchinK. Don't isulier. Ask your druggist today for D. D. D. PRESCRIPTION. - ILLIAHS 'hustard creah i QuicMy MLIIVU nuKular PAIM In Icgi ind body, driving sway potiibit compUcailons from siposwt lo coM sad dampncsi IVy I «t once lot rclltf.. It uMuia Hnui «H ft I R a Ml nn ^ lenriiSilestless ktaTAMBAYrOfTlMMHttT If functional parlodto disturbances make you feel nervous, cranky, nlgn- â- trung, tired, weak and "dragged out" â€" at sucli times â€" start at once, try Lydla E. Plnkham's Vegetable Com- pound to relieve such symptoms. Here â-  • product that hslts KaTuai. Follow label directions. Plnkham's Compound Is worth trytnpr Made In Can ada. LYDIA E. nNKNAM'S WSKk •W.e Have Given Everything â€" We A»k Nothing In Return': Churchill Mme Minister Churchill brought Ui« House to its feet cheering when he asserted last week: "We seek no territory, we covet no oil fields, we demand no bases for the forces of the air or of the Ma. "We do not set ourselves up in rivalry of bigness or might with any other community in the world. We have given and we shall con- tinue to give everything we have. W« ask nothing in return except that consideration and respect which is our due, and if that were dinied us we shall still have a good conscience. "Let none cither in our country or commonwealth or in the out- side world misname us, traduce our methods. Our actions are no doubt subject to human error, but our actions in small things and great are disinterested, lofty and true. I repulse those calumnies, wherever they come from, that Britain and the British Empire are. selfish, power greedy and land greedy and obsessed by dark schemes of Euro- pean intrigue or colonial expan- sion. "The British Commonwealth and nation may rest assured that the British Consols PIPE TOBACCO CIGARETTE TOBACCO Union Jack of freedom will for- ever fly from the white cliffs of Dover." #! ACCOUNTANTS * AUDITORS IWCOMB TAX RRPOIITS COM- plete Bookkeeping: Services, Small •r Large Buslnessss. Travel any- where. Albert Brett & Co.. 8 •ffelllngton St. E., Toronto, Ont. BABY CHICKS BABY CHICKS MOO BREEDERS ON ONE PLANT BOOK YOUR 1946 CHICKS NOW and ret your chicks when yoh want them. Orders are pourinff fii. Breeder Hatcheries are always •old out early. Don't take chances •n ordinary chicks. Place your •rder NOW. Pure Bred Sussex, Large Type Leghorns, Sussex X Sew Hamps., Sussex X Leghorns, Rock X Leghorn.s, Rock X New ItampB., Barred Rocks. Send for urge Illustrated Catalogue and Price List. Lakeview Poultry Tarm, Weln Bros., Exeter, Ont. 100 CHICKS FREE WITH EVERX ORL.ER CF 100 PUL- (our choice). Leghorn pullets Ut chicks, we give 100 free chicks 122.95 per 100, barred Rock pul- lets 119 95 per 100. White Rock pullets t24.95 per 100. Brown leg- horn Pullets S24.96 per 100. All chicks sold backed by high egg pedigreed stock. tl.OO books your order, balance C.O.D. Guaranteed 100% live delivery. Kent Hatch- ery. Chatham, On'.r.rlo. fiANISH BROWN LEGHORNS MIX- •d 20 cents. Pullets 35c, Barred Socks mixed 14Hc. Pulleta 26c. Large English White Leghorn mixed 12c, Pullets 26c. All stock bloodtested, bred to lay and high fluality. Cochrane's Poultry Farm, Ridgetown, Ontario. [LIVERY OF EGGS TO BRITAIN heans fewer for the home market fcnless poultrykeepe;;s get busy rith chick orders. Don't have Ble squijjment. Get it working pr you with January-February nicks. Whether you want chicks low or later, we can let you have nem when you want them, but ifuggeet you send us your order foon. Wide choice breeds, hy- Irlds. Bray Hatchery, 130 John v., Hamilton, Ont. tl.OO BOOKS YOUR ORDER ORDER YOUR 1945 CHICKS NOW. and not be disappointed. AH chicks are from guaranteed test- ed stock, and from 25 oz. eggs or better. Barred Rocks mixed 112.00 per 100. White Leghorns mixed $11.00 per 100. Barred Rock Pullets J19.00 per 100, white Leghorn Pullets $22.00 per 100, white Rocks mixed $15.00 per 100, white Rock Pullets $24.00 per 100. Brown leghorns mixed $13.00 per 100. Brown leg- horn pullets $24.00 per 100. We fuaranteo 100% live delivery, alunce paid C.O.D. Maple City Hatchery. Chatham. Ontario. Ill'HONDAI.E CHICKS KlUH QUAMTY AT REASONABLE priiii's. All ihlrk.s backed by Pedigrreed tested stock and from Sr> (iz. egKs from Special Mated Flouk.«. Price Mixed Chicks â€" Barred Rocks, 112.50 per 100: Sussex X New Hump., Pure Sus.icx and Rock X New Hamp. $13.00 per 100; Large Type Leghorns. Sussex X Leg- horns and Rock X Leghorns 112.25 per 100. All Heavy Breed Cockerels $6.00 per 100; Rock X Leghorn and Sussex X Leghorn Cockerels $3.60 per 100; Leghorn Cockcrel.s $1.50 fer 100. $1.00 per 100 deposit, alnnce C.O.D. Send your order to IIUROMDAIiK CHICK HATCH- ERY, LONDON, ONTARIO. ORDER YOUR CHICKS NOW. AND you ARE (JUAHANTEED your chicks for next spring when you want them. Barred Rock Silxed $12.00 per 100, white leg- orns mixed $11.00 per 100, Bar- red Rock Pullets $19.00 per 100. white ieghorn pullets $22.00 per no. Heavy Breed CUls. $6.00 per MO. Leghorn Ckls. $2.00 per 100. All chicks hatched from 26 oz. •ffgs or better and from special ipated flocks. Guaranteed 100% nVe delivery. \\M books your «der. balance C.O.D. Rainbow itchery, Chatham. Ontario. 2S FREE CHICKS eVR FOUNDATION STtJCK IS registered and pedigreed birds. Ifothing better In Canada. Order BOW. Prices for mixed baby •bicks. males and females: Bar- Id Rocks, $12.00 per hundred: rhlte Leghorns. $11.00; White locks, $18.00; Brown Leghorns. 118.00. Pullet prices; Barred Socks. $19.00; White Leghorns, fJ2.00: White Rocks, $24.00; Brown Leghorns, $24.00. 25 free ? hicks, our choice, will bo given or each 200 mixed chicks order- ad and 25 free chicks for each 100 day old pullets ordered. Goddard Chick Hatchery, Bri- tannia Heights. Ontario. BABY CHICKS m OAD nilKASTEO SI'SSKX COX OUSAND.s AVAILABLE WEEK- ly. if you order at otirc. Our ?lroad Breasted Sussex cox biiiig OP prices on the market. White â- kinned, long rounded breasts. wtlsu New Hamp. cox with fust growth and featherlnp. .Sussex X Leghcrns and Rock X Leghorns ?iako good roaslcr.s and grow aat up to 4-5 lbs. You can buy these for $4.00 per 100. Also mlx- {d heavy cox $0.00 per 100. All rom our well-bred, healthy, ilood tested breeders. 6000 Brecd- •rs on ONE plant. Lakeview Poultry Farm, Weln Bros., Exeter, Ontario. 1 E POULTRYMAN THAT STANDS ,he best chance to make money In 1945-1946 is the man who se- oures his chicks early. Great Bri- tain wants 600,000 cases of eggs Irom September lat to December Slst. It's early hatched pullets (not late hatched) that will pro- duce these eggs. You will not only make extra money, but you win save money by taking early delivery. We offer Early Delivery Discount up to $4.00 per hundred and Early Booking Discounts up to $1.00 per hundred. Send for full details at once. Free catal- ogue. Also laying and ready to lay pullets for immediate delivery. Tweddle Chick Hntcherlea Limit- ed, Fergus, Ontario. BARRKn ROCK AND NEW IIAMP- shlre. O.II,.»!. flc •!< Kenney'r Breeder Hnt.hery, II TI 2. SAfLT STE. MARIE, Ont. fLAN YOUR 1945 PROFITS WITH chicks of distinction. You can depend on "chicks of distinction' because our flocks have been •elected and bred for real money making qualities these many years. Results prove they have the ability. You can purchase Top Notch February hatched White Leghorn non-sexed at 11.46 per hundred. Barred Rock and New Eampshire X Barred Rocks at 12.40. 90% pullets, White Leg- horns 24.95, Barred Rocks and New Hampshire X Barred Rocks !it 20.95. Free catalogue. Also lay- ng and ready to lay pullets for mmedlate delivery. Top Notch Chickeries, Guelph, Ontario. ORDER YOUR 1945 BARRED ROCK chicks now. High placings In Canadian and American contests since 1928. Second high Barred Bock pen 1944 Illinois State Con- test. Circular. Angus Urquhart, Greenfield, Ont. BARK CORNISH GAME COCKER- •Is, grand type, development, range raised. Choice Breeders, weights 8 lbs. Prices $10.00, $7.50. $5.00. George Denbest. 8112, 118 Avenue, Edmonton, Alta. a.p.P. SIRED LEGHORN CHICKS, Hatch off every Wednesday. Slat- tery's Poultry Farm, Altona Rd., R.R. 2. PICKERING, ONT. HEDIGAI< Wo ... BREEDERS â€" Bl.OOD TE.STEn OK YOUR 1945 CHICKS NOW. High quality at reasonable prices. All breeders culled. Inspected, banded and approved by Canadian Baby Chick inspectors. Pure Sus- sex mixed 14c, Sussex X New Hamps. mixed ISHc, White Leg- horns. Rock X Leghorns and Sussex X Leghorns mixed 13c. Heavy Breed Cockerels 6o. Sussex X Leghorn and Rock X Leghorn Cockerels 4c. 100% Live delivery guaranteed. $1.00 per 100 books four order. Balance C.O.D. ROSE- UAWN FARMS & HATCHERY, New Hamburg^ Ontario. DYEING « CLEANING KAVE VOU ANYTHING NEEDS dyeing or cleaning? Write to us for Information. We are glad to answer your Questions. Depart- ment H. Parker's Dye Works l^lmited. 791 Yonge Street. To- ronto. HAIRORESSING LEARN HAIDDkESSING THE Robertson method. Information on request regarding classes. Robertson's Hairdressing Acad- emy, 137 Avenue Road. Toronto. FOR SALE BI^ECTRIC MOTORS, NEW, USED. Ijought, sold, rebuilt: belts, pul- leys orushes. Allen Electric Cora- Sany Ltd.. 2326 Dufferin St., To- ronto. GARAGE. BLACKSMITH SHOP, Implement Warehouse and equip- ment for sale In central Mani- toba. Box 4, 78 Adelaide W., To- ronto. fOULTRY MAN'S SACRIFICE. Look, something new and guar- anteed, Electric Chicken Picking Machine. Dresses 200 chickens per hour. Saves 60% picking costs. Special for cash $160.00. Hanging Racks for chickens, 6 feet long, â- 'trong, sturdy, shipped in knoek- •d-down condition that only re- quires bolting. Del-Mar Farms, 19 Centre E.. Richmond Hill. Phone 117J. T RIU C KING TRANSPORTATION, well established business, in the county of Abitibl and Temiscam- tngue, located In Noranda. Que.. 5 trucks, garage 86 x 40. room tor 7 trucks, storage space on 2nd floor; hot water beating sys- tem. Will sell at fair price for cash. Apply by letter to Norauda, Que. Box 386, Norunda, Que. SAWMILL CARRIAGE. NEW, light, complete, motors, arbors, vises, beams, angles, etc. Beech- wood Macliinery, Ottawa. Ont. 22 H.P. STEAM TRACTION EN- sine for sale, locomotive type boiler. 150 lb. pressure, good run- ning condition. Box 8, 73 Adelaide W.. Toronto. Ont. 800 ACRE FARM, TWO SETS OP good buildings. Hydro, Water Well, 20 acres bush running to Lake .frontages. In corn, bean, tobacco district. Ne.'ir School. church on No. 3 HiKhwa.v. Will sell fully ciiuipped or will divide and sell as two farms. Apply to Box 370. Ridgetown, Ont. MODERN RAKKSHOl', SETAltATE house, only one in Village, splen- did business, easy terms. Gua Campbell. Mt. liiidis'eR. Ont. rOLlaE YEAULl.NC KEM.VLE COW dog $8.00. Spitz male pups $10.00. Terriers. Pair Ilantiims $2,011 or- dered direit (cash). Ivan Moore, Athens, Ont. REIilSTEKEII NO. 1 KING GOLD SE.II, llVllltll) SEED COH\ 85 TO 120 l>AV MATUUITIES, VAR- ieties suitable for both en.sllage and grain, also a full line of Seed Oata. Write f(ir priee list. The King Grain & Seed Co., Pain Court. Ont. HEREFORD BULI^ 7 MONTHS to serviceable age $100.00 to $125.00. 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TSii Dov- ercourt Road, Toronto PtlWER PAPER CirT'lER. .VLSO Stitcher, Perforator. Coron* Printing, 1108 St. Lawrence, .\lon- trenl. Que. A'PTKNTIOV IKAPPEHS WORLir.s MOST POTENT animal lures; also trapping, fur farm- liig book.s Circular free. Canadian Trading Post. Box IS", Oshawo, TKACHKRS WANTIIU ^^ ANTKnâ€" HIGH SCHOOL TE\CH- er for Loretto Academy, Stratford. Duties commence Immediately. Apply to Mother Superior. ISSUE 8â€"1945 -4 »f «4 â-  â- Â« 1 < 4- 4 \ * « -4 -f 4 A A A A â- * »- * A A A *. A • '.^ â- * ':« \ \ •« â- ^ A "N^r' A- ^*