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1 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING B.4liV ClllrKk fo P NOTCH CHICKS MF.AN" TOP Notch produce! Start your 1946 flock with Top Notch chicks today and your produce will command the highest prices in this year's larger domestic and export mar- ket. Top Notch breedinPT assures you grood chicks. Pullorum tested. Government Approved breeders are carefully selected for their known Uvability and productivity. The baby chicks are metliodicaliy culled before all shipments to eli- minate any possible weaiiling's. Prices are greatly reduced for May. Send for free catalogue. Also started chicks and older pullets S weeks to 20 weelis of age. Top Notch Chlckeries, Gueiph, Ont. A-1 BABY CHICKS: WHITE LEG- horns; Barred Rocks; Sussex X New Hampshire; Barred Rock X White Leghorn; 5.000 choice start- ed chicks available. Write or phone A. H. Switzer Hatchery, Granton. Phone 38-1!. * RELIABLE CHICKS Barron Strain L.eshorn and Bred to lay Barred Rocks aj-e our out- standing flocks. Hybrids. Leghorn X Barred Rocks, Hamp. X Barred Rocks and started chicks. All flocks blood tested. May chicks now available. Miller's Chick Hatchery. Fergus, Ontario. ALL -SIGN'S POINT TO ANOTHER good poultry year. Markets still demand an 'all out'. If you're counting on getting May-June chicks, order them now, a wide choice of crossbreds and pure breeds. Bray Hatchery, 130 John N, Hamilton, Ont. IF THEY'RE TWEDDLE THEY'RE slick chicks! The name Tweddle Is your assurance of fine chicks ... for Tweddle chicks are of known livabillty â-  and productivity. They are carefully culled before ship- ment so that you receive only the best of the flock. Large di.-!counts offered for May delivery. Send for free catalogue and price list. Also two and three week old started chicks and older free range pul- lets. Tweddle Chick Hatcheries Limited, Fergus, Ontario. FOR TWO WAY PROFITS Get Hollywood leghorns bred for both eggs and meat, large bodied hens, with 300 egg records for past lU generations. Pullets $20.00 per hundred, Rock, Red and hy- brid pullets, $13.00 per hundred. Bis Rock Farm, Mille Roches, Ont. ST.-VRTED COCKERELS FROM two weeks up to 6 weeks at bar- gain prices in the following breeds: Barred Rocks, New Hamp- shires, Light Susse.v X New Hampshires, Light Sussex X Earred Rocks and Assorted. Send for prices immediately as supply is limited. Top Notch Chickeries, Guilph, Ont. ' 25 FREE CHICKS OUR i:AI!V CHICKS ARE THE progeny of Foundation and Re- gi!=tered Birds. All Breeders blood- tested. Prices from Sc to 25c. All guar.«nteed excellent la.vers. Don't delay, order now. Goddard Chick Hat''heries. Britannia Heights, Ont. SPECIAL SALE OF STARTED coc-keiels. two. three, four five and six weeks old in the follow- ing breeds: Barred Rocks, New Hampshires. Light Sussex. Light Sussex X New Hampshires. New Hampsires X Barred Rocks. Light Sussex X Barred Rocks. Send for prices at once as supply is limited. Tweddle Chick Hatcherios Limit- ed. Fergu.-'. Ontario. KOR SAI.R BISINKSS OI-rORTlMTIES OPERATE PROFITABLE MAIL order business. Unlimited oppor- tunities. Details free. H. W. Schwieger, 8-104 W. Chestnut SL, Wauwatosa 13, Wis. MR. WOOL GROWER We operate a Government Licens- ed Wool Warehouse and are pre- pared to purchase this season's wool clip according to Govern- ment Grading Standards and at established Government prices. Prompt settlements made. You can apply your wool credit against blanket purchases. W« do not handle used woollens nor are we able to do Customs Work. THE STR-ITHUOY W001.1.EX MII.LS LLMITED STUATHROY; ONTARIO RVILDING SCl'inaES CEMENT BLOCK MACHINE 8" AND 10''. Gilbert C. Storey Machinery, 25 St. Alban's Street , Toronto. UVKING ANO CLEANIXG HAVE YOU A.N'YTHING NEEDS dyeing or cleaning? Write to us for Information. We are glad to answer your questions. Depart- ment H Parker's Dye Works Limited. 731 Yonge Street. To- ronto. FOR S.*I.F CEDAR POSTS FROM 3'' TO 7" tops. Apply B & G Lumber Co. Subsidiary Bogdon & Gross Fur- niture Co. Ltd. Walkcrton, Ont. CO.NSTRUCT YOUR OWN TELE- scope to study the stars view cra- ters on the moon. Kit Includes 2%" object lens, 3 foot tube, eye- piece and instructions for assem- bly. $2.50 postpaid. S. Janes & Co. 512 'Canada Building, Saskatoon. HARD Y CHRYSANTHEMUMS, .\zaelenmunis, G different colors $1.25. Pompoms, 8 different col- ors $1.50. Korean Hybrids, 8 dif- ferent colors $1.50. Green Lane Chrysanthemums, Stoney Creek, Ont. Tt)P QU.M.ITY SENATOR DUNLAP Strawberry Plants, 500 for $5.00. Colin Hill. Brighton. Ont. Route 2. GENUINE SENATOR DUNUAP Strawberry Plants 500 for $5.00. First quality stock Cataloeue. Kenneth Hill Strawberry Gar- dens. Route t. Trenton. Ont. ELECTRIC MOTORS NEW. USED bought, sold, rebuilt: belts pul- leys, brushes. Allen Electric Com- pany Ltd.. 2326 Diirrerln St. Tor- onto. Ont. TURKEY POULTS PROMPT DELIVERY We can give prompt delivery on Broad Breasted Bronze, and White Holland Turkey Poults, or book for Mtty and June delivery. All poults hatched from bloodlested. puUorum free hreeflers. under td^nl conditions in most modern 1940 model, all electric and auto- matically controlled turke.v Incu- bators, and hatched In nepnrnte, new turkey air conditioned Hatch- part Iciniii'i!, which tells of the ery Send for Price List and full aood reKull" our H'4.''. customers had An Cliilrkl.T â€" Honk ,T»ur nnlcr »Alille »hrv Inol. I.AKIIVIEW I'Ol l.TUV l-AUM * HATCHERY, Rxet'er, Ontario. RADIOS â€" .\i;w AND t Si:i>. HARD in get tul)cs and parts of all kinds. List sent for stamp. i-;oono- my Distributors. Klngiston. Ont GASOLINE ENGINES for boats, sawmills, welders, po- wer units etc. complete with elec- trical equipnnent, carburetors, clutch etc. Guaranteed to ba In first class condition. Money back ivlthin 30 days If not satisfied. Willys 4 cylinder, same as used In jeeps â€" $175.00 each. Chrysler, Dodge and Plymouth motors, S%". 314" and 3 1/8" bores .. $200 <a. All prices F.O.B. Toronto. Terms â€" cash with order or 26% deposit, balance COD. LEVY AUTO PARTS COMPANY LIMITED 7.1.-. <tueen Street Went. Toront* rAHM.S KOn SALE 100 ACRES, ABOUT tO ACRES cleared, splendid land, clay loam and black muck, balance In con- siderable bush and pa.iture, trout stream runs across corner of lot, good spring creek runs through clearing: plowing: done. partly seeded, "-room house with stone basement, large barn and other outbuildings. 4 miles from Hunts- vlUe, good roads. Immediate pos- session; price $3,500. Write F. Al- bert Cockram, Huntsvllle. R. R. No. 1, Ontario. SHIRALDE.-^ JERSEY FARM REO- istered. Accredited â€" R.O.P. â€" City Milk Shipping â€" 200 Acres Good Soli â€" 'Tractor, and Imple- ments â€" Modern Brick House at Village, and Station. Jas Cowan, West Brome. Que. 150 ACRES, SO ACRES U.VDER CUL- tlvat'on, 20 acres pasture land, balance bush. Including sugar bush, evaporator and eciulpmant for making syrup. Barn 40 x tO; plenty of stable room, good vra- nary, water In barn. Drive shal 20' X 30', hen house, 2 garages, milk house; milk truck parses door daily. Good 7 room house with cellar, telephone and crater Inside; farm Is situated on Tarrla Road, 5 miles from Smithvllle. Price is right for quick sale, $7,000; possession soon. Apply Stanley Cooper. Cals'tor Centre, Ontario. FARMS FOR SALE IN TEMISKAM- Ing district, close to highway, railway, markets, bargains, ^rlts Zalek Vertlieb, Wawbewawa, Ont. MAPLEHAVEN DAIRY FARM Two-hundred and fifty acres, da? loam half tillable, abundancs wood, water, buildings. Hydro, te- lephone, rural mail, every conven- ience very close.^ Sixteen miles, Kingston. Very* desirable situ- ation. Must be B^en to be appre- ciated. C S. Rutledge. Sydenham. Ont. FARM FOR SALE, 100 ACRES. IN Mariposa, clay loam, 56 workable, balance woods and pasture. Brood barn, 7-room brick house, g'ood well. John Y'oungr, Cres.5K-ell. Ont. R.R. 1. OPER.VTING ROOM NURSES. AL- SO Obstetrical and General Duty Nurses tor York County Hospital, Newmarket, Ont. State In first letter salary expected. Apply to Superintendent. l>RRSONAI> H.AIRDRKSSING LEARN HAIRDRESSING THE Robertson method. Information on request regarding classes. Robertson's Halrdressing Acad- emy, 137 Avenue Road. Toronto. HELP WANTED 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, OakvIIle, Ontario. HOUSEKEEPER, AGE SS-tS, wanted by bachelor on (arm. fSO per month. Box 101, Vllle Marie, Que. BOY, AROUND 15. TO HELP ON small farm near Toronto, able to milk and drive horses. Good home. Box 3, Nashville, Ont. MEDIC AI.. A TRIALnâ€" EVERY SUFFERER OF Rhematic Pains or Neuritis should try Dixon's Remedy. Munro's Drug Store, SS5 Elgin, Ottawa. Postpaid $1.00. STOMACH AND THREAD WORMS often are the cause of 111 health In humans, all ages. No one Im- mune! Why not find out If this Is your trouble. Interesting partlco- lars â€" Free! Write Mulveney's Remedies Specialists, Toronto ft. HAVE YOU HEARD ABOUT DEK- on's Neuritis and Rheumatic Pain Remedy? It rives good results. Munro's Drug Store, 335 Elsln, Ottawa. Postpaid $1.00. MAKE LIFE WORTH LIVING! WHY SUFFER? do what countless numbers of happy users are doing for tbs effective relief of; Clironlc Ca- tarrhal conditions (as la Bron- chitis, Asthma & Sinus Palna). Skin disorders such as Bolls and Pimples: Arthritic 4 Rheumatic Pains: .\sk your Druggist for Odorless and Tasteless ADAM'S GARLIC PEARLES or write Richmond Adam Co.. P. (). S74, Vancouver. Can. $3 per 100 Pearles. enough for 6 weeka MCSICAL INSTfll'Mi;vrS FRED A BODDINGTO.N BUT8 sells, e.\changes musical Instru- ments. 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TIME TESTED QUALITY SERVICE and SATISFACTION Tour films properly developed and printed 6 OR 8 E.Xi-ii.SUHE RULIJi 26c. REPRINTS 8 for 26c FINEST ENLARGING SERVICE You may not get all the films you want this year, but you can get all the quality and service you desire by sending your films to IMITRl.AL PHOTO SBRVTOB Station 1. Toronto. ACME QUALITY & SERVICE Roll developed and 8 prints ISo, reprints 3c each ,4" X S" enlaris- ments mounted in attri«tlve fold- ers 2 for 25c. Work and serriss gua.'anteed. ACME PHOTO SERVICE Stn. H, Toronto FINER "SNAPS" COST LESS PKOMPT MAIL SEIRVICS! Any .Size Roll â€" 6 or 8 Exposures. DEVELOPED AND PRINTED lie 3 MOUNTED ENLARGEMENTS l(e Size 4.\6" in Beautiful Easel Mounts Enlargements 4x6" on Ivory tinted motints; 7x9" In Gold, Silver, Cir- cassian Walnut or Black Ebonr finish frames, 59c each. If enlarss- ment coloured, 79c each. Reprints Made From Tour .Negatives Jc. Each nEPT. M STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE Box 128, Post Offlcs A., Toroate. 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WANTED â€" Ex-oftlcer. wife, one child urgently need house or 1-4 room apartment, anywhere within .â- jO miles of Toronto. Write P.O. Box 160, Stoney Creek, Ont. WANT HOUSES AT VILLAGBS, Towns and Highways, Also small farms 1 to 30 acres. Send full de- scription, price, etc. George Drummond, broker, Owen Sound. TURN YOUR FEED, MASH, AND grain Bags (w^hols or torn) Into cash. We pay freight rates and highest prices. Write today to the London Bag Company, London, Ontario. PUPS AND LONG-HAIRED KIT- tens wanted, highest prices, good homes. Dl.xon's. 1821 St Antolns. Montre.ll. FEATHERS WANTED Feathers and feather beds of all descriptions. Highest prices paid. Write to Queen City Feather Co., 2.'? Baldwin St.. Toronto. WANT BUSINESSES, ANT KIND. Have cash buyers tor Storss, Garages, Hotels, Mills, Factories, Dairies, etc. Send description and price. George Drummond, broker, Owen Sound. When your BACK ACHES... Backache it often earned by (azy kidns; iction. When kidneys get out of order exceu acids and poisons remain in the lystem. Then backache, headache, rheunutic pain, dis- turbed reit or that 'tired out' feeling ma; toon follow. To help keep your kidneys working properlyâ€" use Dodd't Kidney Pilli. Time-tested, popular, safe, non-habit-fomi- ing. Demand Dodd't Kidney Pillt, in the Uus box with the red band. Sold evervwhere. 135 WHY suffer from ITCHING-BURNING WOMAN SNIPER IN WAR AND PEACE ? ^nd do nofh/nq about it Hers is the chance Coc every person te Canada sufforing bora soce, itching, ^aiafiil piles to trv a limnle hooM ranady with tta promise ot a reliable flna to reftind the oast of the tirst packagn if yoa are not satisflsd with the roeults. Simply jro to any drufgist and ffst a bottle of Hem-Roid and um ss diraetsd. Hem- Roid ia ao internal treatmsnt. easy aad pleasant to use and eaceliant results aie quickly ah'^Ti). Itching and loraoeea mm r^ Ueved, pain nibaidaa and as tha liriiilimat ia continued the aore, painful pile tuaoca heal over leaviDff the rectal membrmass clean and healtbv. Oet a bottla of Ham-RaM to<lay and aea for yoonalf what en eaflp. plonaant way this ia to rid yoiiraelf of ] pile misery. NOTE â€" Tbe apoosor ef lUs notice Is ae aid. reUaMa Ira daiag beateaas \m Osaads br ever 30 years. Heoa-Bsid aaal keiy year asneytaa aad painfW »ile caadttloaâ€" araet 4a It vuckly, eaally and aliaaaally er yser awa lest a( Ikis remarkably aneeasaM tttk Nina Lobkovskaya was fotir time* decorated for bravery daring the war when she commanded a snipar company consisting entirely of girls. Photo, right, shows her after she distinguished herself in pierdns enemy defenses at Berlin. Left, Nina is back in her peacetime role as student at Moscow State Uni- versity reviewing lessons forgotten daring the war. Muddle of Korea A Major Prolslem The report from Korea to this newspaper (the New York Times) of American and Russian troops facing each other ia what amounts to almost open hostility across a poorly defined demarcation line would seem to make necessary a clarification of the muddled situa- tion in that small country. The problem of what to do about I'Corea has been mishandled from the start. Korea is not a former enemy country. Yet here is Korea, under as restricted an occupation as cither Germany or Japan, divided by an arbitrary line, and denied either economic or political unity by the apparent obtuseness of the occupy- ing Powers. The Moscow Conference in De- cember drew up what appeared to be a clear mandate to the United States and Russian commanders in Korea to achieve both economic and political unity of the country. Two conferences have failed to reach any sort of an acceptable agreement on either point. In the meantime Korea suffers, American- Russian relations deteriorate and the rest of Asia looks at the muddle with increasing skepticism. It seems probable that the longer the situa- tion is allowed to continue as it is, the worse it will become. SAFES Protet-t your UU(IK«i aad CASH from KIRG and IHIGVRS. We have a alse and type of Snfe. or Cabinet, for any purpose, %'lalf as. or nrritc for prices, etc.. to Oppi. W J.6C J.TAYLOR LIMITED TORONTO SAFE WORKS I4A Front St. R.. I oronto l^lafabliahrri l&VS I â-  a a a a a a MACHINERY NEW AND USED Of Every Description Phone EL. 1871 H. W. PETRIE CO. LTD 14T Front St. W. â€" Toronto "WE BUT a SELl," ISSUE 19â€"1848 Fiery, Itching Skin Gets Quick Reliel Here ia a clean slaltjlese penet- rating antiseptic oil that will bring you speedy relief from the Itchlne and distress ol Eczema, Itching Toes and Feet, Rashes and skin troubles. Not only does this healing anti- septic oil promote rapid and healthy healing In open sores and wounds, but bolls and simple ulcers are also quickly reletved. In slttn affections â€" the Itching of Eczema Is quickly stopped; the eruptions dry up and scale off In a very few days. The same Is true of Barber's Itch. Salt Rheum and other skin eruptlotis. Tou can obt.iln Moone's Kmerald Oil at any modern rtriisj store reETTWG UpI AT NIGHT? How miserable you feel when your sleep is disturbed. Tired, achey, listless all day long. Why not take Gin Pillsâ€" an old reliable remedy for relieving kidney trouble.' Cora- pounded to help soothe and cone up the kidneys Gin Pills are sold on a satisjaclion-or-money-back basis. Regular *iu, 40 PINt Ecenomy tin, M nil* GIN PILLS FOR THE KIDNEYS (In tha U.9.A. esk for Gino r\ll%) \k amkn I I CiaKi, UailM I SPOTS OF SPORTS By FRANK MANN HARRIS . , . , ("A Six Bit Critic") __» Seems as if the next time we in- vite tliosc Winnipeg Monarchs to coine East we should tell them to be sure and fetch their trtmks and make us a real visit. The draw- back to these flying trips is that just about when folks are starting to get really acquainted the whole thing is over and they have to part. * * « However, there was one fine thing about the final result of the recent serial between those Mon- archs and the â€" what was the name, now. of that team they were play- ing; â€" Oh, yes. the St. Mikes. It was a real slap in the face for several folks we know who were going around, before it started, freely predicting that it would go the very limit. And as everybody knows, it didn't do that by any means, because Saturday's game might very well have ended in a tie, with an eighth and decisive â€" not to say sell-out â€" struggle to follow on the Monday. • a * But it's all over and done with now; and we should all heartily congratulate all the lads who so gallantly took part on the fact that. through their effort?, the noble cause of purely amateur sport has received such a wonderful boost. The Westeners win has brought once again to the 1' re something that never ceases to amaze us â€" the strain of self-sacrificing loyalty that runs through many sports followers whom you would never suspect of harboring such a qual- ity. Over the week-end we must ha%*e talked to at least a dozen who, in their own words, "knew all the time that the Monarchs were much the best". But do you think that a^y of them profited financially by such inside know- ledge? Kot a single one of theml To a man they had loyally bet on the home-town team, and were now broke and trying to put the bite on somebody for coffee-and -sinkers money. * • * Ne.xt on the agenda would seem to be trying to dig up the winner of the King's Plate. .\nd from the appearance of the prices the big- hearted gents who make "future books" are quoting at present, it looks as if KING.\RVIE is al- ready home-free, and a lot of own ers could save themselves trouble and jockaj' fees by staying out cf it and letting said steed have :; walk -over. Well, maybe KIXG.VRVIE is actually as good as a lot of his boosters will try to tell you; maybe he docs outclass his opposition enough to justify wagering on him at less than even money â€" which is what he probably will be quoted at when post-time for the big even! arrives. If you happL-u to be one of his adirirers, don't let anythiiii; we say discourage you and swifc'i you off him. Butâ€" well, as the guy said, there's only one way a horse can win a race, and ten thousand way> he can lose ij. And, digging back among our memories of moi" King's Plates tlian we care to ad- mit, we can recall several steed - witli standings almost as impress ive, several that were rated jusi about as highly as KINGARVll â€" that is, before the barrier wen: up. And, while we remember two or three of those 'standouts' tha' actually came through, there wer? also quite an impressive number of others who finishea up breathing large chunks of track- Just. * * * In fact whenever we get into a discussion about such a race as the King's Plate we ca'n't help think- ing of the remark of one of the wisest horsemen we knew â€" an ancient Irishman. .-Ksked to give his opinion of Canadian-bred horsta in general he said; "The one thing outstanding about you." Canadian- 1 ed h...rses is their consistent incon- sistency â€" tor they do be beating one another with the greatest of regularity!" * * * So, all things considered , we think this might be a good one to sit out, wagerless, or wiht a two- dollar ticket on the longest shot on the board. There may be a whole lot of glamour attached to the King's Plate. If you're that way inclined you can get considerable excitement from the realization that you're actually watching the longest-established horse-race on the American Continent. But when you dig underneath all the frills and build-up, it's nothing but a race between a bunch of horses that haven't seen action for h«lf a year or more. And in that kind of an afTair, anything can happpen â€" and generally doesl * * * And the fact that we've actually got down to making snoots at the si.cred King's Plateâ€" Oh, horrors! should be a fair indication that it's time to sign off for another week. The Farm Forum It's True That . . . . . . witii the slow-up in slaughter- ing in government inspected pack- ing plants, meat scrap and tankage supplies will be far below the de- mand; also the diversion of mater- ials from livestock feed to human food. Generally, the protein feed situation discloses an acute short- .ige of supplies, Pilchard fish meal production on the Pacific Coast is considerably below that of the pre- vious year and herring meal pro- duction is also down, .\lthough pro- duction of vegetable proteins has been increased they are nevertheless short of demand. In the pre-war years Canada imported substantia! (|uantities of soybean meal, and other vegetable protein'f. \t the pre- sent time no imiiorts of these pro- ducts are available. . . it was from Russia. Canada obtained the hardy apple stock which served as parent of half the hardy orchards in the Dominion today. Some 60 years ajjo Dr. Saun- ders in)ported both seed and nurs- ery stock of small Siberian crab- apples. These, crossed with other hardy api'lcs, created new varieties with the Siberian crab's resistance to harsh weather. Snd with the size and flavour of most southern fruits. . . . during the past 1:,' years the farmers of Great Britain have lost '.104,000 acres of land to the govern- ment for various rcason.-iâ€" build- ings, sport grounds, airfields, army areas, etc. In due time the lands appropriated for war uses will be returned to their owners. In the meantimeâ€" .' Rationint:: Consider the population and the total farm- able area! i