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IL; New *I
ariety Wheat
Rid Resistant Kind To Be
Given Farmer -1i For .
Multip-
1kaLon - Mem= As "NO.
•• 97$?! .
• , A new variety ot, rest resistant.
; ..wheat. developed .at Indian. Heed,
' 00114.; experimental .forei 111 short*
; AY' be distribilted to• .farthers for
ithiltielleageet. Agriculture Min-.
•',Iater.'Qa.rdiaer has toia.the..House •
,f Q011:011.0. Known at Present es
'No. 076, ,this' wheat ,shistzt proinse'
• •,' of vahie aYing , *Cod. 404 ao4.
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71e1din about 0:iliKishela to, the
Aetreit.•lea.me'throiigh0:•thernsit seak
• , inea ,cemparatively; free 'from dam*
°age, Gatalliter.'•
' tr th werenot yet avail-
able
-•' ahle-but it appeared this.,.experi-r
Anent was *re' 'detiefactory. than .
's•sant.4ireifouk'deierciliment:•.-. , • •,
„West, EiOh
• '• ....This. Wheat 'seed would
• triliated so. long ae•th-e.supply lase:
." ed. .at the rata Of foni bushels eaCh
to farmera ..apPlying -for it, to pro -
1e aSleek of seed Per general
distributionThe new varietieS..of
,rifee resistant oate..were tieing
dis-
trlbuted '.tatinorsin eastern and
*Stein Canada,.the minister said:
'Some :K.6.§*•.cli., la4s beennndertak,.
• • en On: POSSibilitiek of'..drought
re-
ai�tnt 'wheat. htit• .little progress
has.. 'been achieved.',! . . •
"Difficult to Sinile"
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•"At• tinses, 1 find it difficult to
• sinile,", was the 'response of Pre-
' • • inier''Neville Chamberlain of Great
Britain td the photographer who
, ' made this photo on the morning of •
the Premier's 70th birthday.
CBC Is Attempting,
To roster •Culture
Hopes To Develop A Canadian
Personality, Through ,
Radio ,
Result of Acid Indigestion
• "Before taking KrusChen,"
Werean wadtes, "I had; very - bad
dizzy spells and hot flushes.; bad
• spells of acid indigestien, and I
was sp nervous at times that the
least thing would upset me. I was •
'•ablit three yearain that cell&
tion.
'"I cOuld not tell you in words`
. hOw' happy and glad I am to -day
• that 1,gave Kruschen Salts a trial:
I have now 'taken' them for IS
months. would net miss thenone
day. Thei: are a treat help to
:anyone' Who suffers as J. did. I
• ,feel' in better health tri,clay than" '
TWO MILAS, PER SECOND
Research with reckets is 'gang
ahead rapidly and 'quietly. There
are already oo experimenters in
the U.S., their first objective being
• ..to reach the, stratosphere With )
•Weather lestrunients.
Fuels of liquid oxygen and gam..
• line airea.cly•,. give a speed of two
• tines per 'second.. The next step
*41 tr3 to send Mail by rockets,
• which seems, to be perfealrfeas.,
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"CARE OF ENLARGED ilEARTS.
:1 have •for years. After taking Eaperiments in artficially pre-
:•dueing laite hearts m animals,
Which have shed nevi-light:On care
• and treatment of humans with:en-
• larged • hearts, have been develop.
ed., They show that return of the
blood volume to normal and relief
of strain on the heart Was not fol-
lowed by a return of the -hart size
• to normal. The, lesson is that it
• constant , Or 'severe 'strain on an• ,
already Aamaged or enlarged heart
only adds ineult to, injury..
• CURE FO JL BERI-BERI • '•
' A case of oriental beri-beel,
the .firstevertreated in Toronte
With synthetic Vitamin "Br' bas
just been discharged cured front
the General Hospital there:-
• ,Beri-beri, a :disease'caused by
diet deficiericiei, was first record-
• ed by Admiral Taltaki; •surgeOn,inf
chief of the., Japanese' navy, • to-
• wards the dose of the laiit century.
• piraSchen for thresezweeks the diz••
47 faints Mid hot flushes' leftMe. .
• I now feel. so 'bright and cheerful.
liraschen Salts assist tp keep you
• fit and .fine."-•-•4(lIrS'.): J. M. •
Kraschen Salta is an exCellerit
•• recipe for maintaining a ecindition
• of internal .cleanliness. •The nu-
• Mereus salts in KruSchen stimulate
your interal organs to •smooth,
• regular action. Your inside is thus
• kept ' 'Clear of • those impurities
whieb,, when allowed' to aecuinu7
• late, lower the whole trine of the
system. • •• •
1 m I Farm.Foku•
Q. Do celonlea need:atteatIon be.
• ford.the bees Commence flying •la
• late winter or early spring?1; C.,
°Baltoa Co. •
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A. 'Yes. Prevent robbing . by the
clasing of the entrances Of all the'
Or retnote-the entire
• hex to .a bee -tight cellar. Clear all
dead bees, 'lee, etc., ,from the„
trances of all live colonies. ---
E. 1. 'Dycia; Debt. Agricul ture, of '
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What .ShOeld one do w ith.. the •
weak or queenlesS colonies? R.
Haldimand C. • •,
• A. Unite thein with strong colon.:
• les: Plate a piece of newspeper, be-• ,
tweee the strong and :the' weak'etel-
ony at, the -tithe they are being pm°
• lied.. This w.ifl reduce loss result.
dhg•from fighting, Dr. E. 3,
DYcia; Dept. • of 'A.grieeltere„. O.A.C.
Q: •We SornetiMes read' in, the
farm press of the s.use of:.cencen-
trated, fertilizers that May be, ap-
phed by simply Mixing With :the
seat grain in thegrain drill. As
thefertilizer companies
advertising matter .mentions this
• Yee Diateriali I atif 'Wondering
. f yciu. Could tell me Where, it might •
be:obtained, as we have ne Perin- '
• izer drill, and Would like to give
this a trial. "W. "3.G., ' gfmcoe•.
County." • .,
•' A.. As.. t6 sowing the fertilizer
. With the grain; I Would say that
. there j..s some danger' of the fertiliz-
er materials' reacting on the metel',
' parts ,tif the grain drill, Which are
not bnilt for fertilizer ,sowing, and
Seriously injuring the drill. Then ,
• again, fertilizer meter:laid and the
, grain are of different specific
7 .vity, This:Means that thatlertillier .
being the heavier Of the' tw, o, will
tend to flow through: the 'drill much
more. quickly than will the grain.
If a drjr,uniformly graded grana
• lar fertilizer is -used,: there -I4 iorne
'chance for success by applying it
• as yotehaye indicated. 'However,
We do .not' recoreend this practice.
I have known seine farmers wild
claim /suedes's' froin sowing !think
zer mixed with seed grain in the,
'Harry G. Bell, Dept.
of,ChemistryY0. A. C.
r•P•4•4•;"°"Mt@efailedtatrareadetOng..7-40r. "
;2;47.5.M°•77AAR711-0401.614a4litt
of developing a Canadian peraon-
ality , and foatering c'ultural and
• edueaqonal development through
its •faCilities, General Manager
Gladstone Murray told the Parlia-
,nientary...Cominittee . on Radio
• 13roadeasting at Ottawa.
•Studying Rural Needs
• Need of the .rural population
• 'would be closely studied, the gen.
eral manager said; and other mat. •
terii on the program of the C.B.C.
iacluded. school work broadcastk
improved information services,
preparation Or possible national.
•entergenciei for possible national
"the advent of the visual" in
broadeating. • . ' •
Educational Services
Most of Mr, Murray's evidence
was a general discnesion of rel&.
• tides with the listening ptiblic in
Canada, which he described as fir
More eonaervaiive in its tastes
than radio aadiences in . Great,
britain.
It, was One of the aims df the
'C.B.C. to make the •rest of the
world,consciOus of Canada.Anter..
• national .brOadeasts had &blight
praise or the Canadian programt
from all over' the world.
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Exliotts fdariatlian. pulpwood "fl.
iv• European .Countries adVaneed
from 10,395, cords valued at
V186,192 in 198.6 to 312,832 'cords
1/aided-at1-4440-',04-3 In M8;
iftel-eeWreit7i171101141171317VOili°
i,fon dollars
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• The diamond jubilee of the ,
Shalteapeare Memorial Theatre
will be eelebrated ittStratford.on:-
AVOTI, Ileifind, this year ' ;
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COBRA VENOM PMN4CILLER
• Cobra venom, :the deadly Pei- Suited to the sport, Pheasants are
."son thmThe larfgs of A-6-.46"HO tho in gidinibers ana Th tat -,7
•- Asiatic .srialte,' may :be the most• .
potent of all pain -killers; the Uni-,
• ,versity ofCelifornia ,Hospital re
• ports folloWing...suceessfill .eirperi:ff
• Tents with ,patients Suffering ex- -
''•articia-ting torment,' „ ,
• Setters And Pointers, From
• to19. And Nekthbering.States.
• Are ComPet4 At Niagara-.
on4ho44el.Aorl1
The Swipe, fieldtrials of The
Oetarto Bird Deg 'Amsoclation to be
held on Sunday 4pr11 1Gtla. at
aara7math•di..altd, will • feature a'
• neW olas Which; is, .expected 40
13131W-iiin:r:.44711hails..47"ielie..ew 0417; arnoCir 41,19:7
tn.:land Settera and poigterk,
, • Teiele For Untrained'
There are, numerate's "owners of
'Settere and Pointers thraughont •
Onteria:: vvliose dogs show/ natArei•,
-bunting iestinet ,:and style. Some
. are, dOge whielr :have, accoMpanied
• tneirl OW -nets. in ;the hunting . held,
• -, Or pets.„ They have Mr*, ball
perhaps, some m:ay be, show dogs
'traieing. Oeyon:cl that whicir`their
owners, ina limited Way. -..have
• been :able to ,giVe, them,. Their
owners wouldlike to knew now
their dogs . rate .in the field. , This
Class win' enable Ouchdogle to •"do'
•tbeir :stuff" before an experieneed
bird dog judge. The class ;vr111-. be
• restricted to Cantdian-ewried doge,
• but no ag‘ limit will be enforced,
• The classes foe' trained dogs.will
• provide -interesting ap,ort .for both
dog men and sPectators and, .aa
.ththeli it is expected that a large
'."gallery" of :spectators will folio*
. the , • "
• Plenty Of 'Pheasants
'''..HeadrniarterS. for 'the trials will:
. be the PHnce ofWd1es Hotel; Nia
pra.on-the-Laire;!And wadi
Ing to the 'grounds' will he mark -
'ed 'to that Moteriata can easily, lo-
cate'. the variothit .events. • '
The frontier Co.untry" is' ideally .
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• rale adJOiningthe roade surround-
ing the •village has every 'type of
land required to eaahle.a .good trial -
Of a deg's willingness and 6.61V.ty'
to *irk 'in both epeeepasttire ud'
• heavy 1ovr. • .
. Firestone Exhibits Farm At World's Fair`
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:A 3% acre exhibit it the WOrld's Fair in New Ydrk is being:completed
• bythe Firestone Tire. &, Rubber Company.. In'addition to a full-scale tire •
factory producing a tire every Our minutes, probably 'the most unique
part of the exhibit will be an actual life-size reproduction of a t/iriving •
• farm With live stock, ?buildings, farmhands, and all. This Part cof the
• exhibit Will demonstrate how the farm is being modernized by the use .
of rubber tires on. every wheeled farm implement, and will call attention:
. p the. fact that,..it was Harvey S. Firestone on his own 640•ncre farm
• who ploheered the development of rubber tires for farm use.:
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This charming story, from a•Po-•
lish newspaper reaches tls from
• the, United .States
• ,An English Mission.ary, in a ehat
• with an old Negro cannibal of•the
• tribe Niam-Niani, told hini of the
• enoriaons number of fiat:hint; of the
wart, • „
• • ''.`1-1,ow .conld yon,": wondered the
cannibal, "eat 40 i•nirch" human
• meat?" •
"We, whites," ansWered the Misr
• sienary preudly, Ode no at hu-
• •man, beings" - , •
"Well,• then; what did you 'kill
• them for?", asked the 'cannibal. in
great astonishment.
• "I've been sleepier lilts • a
,
"You wood &"
The teacher was trying to make
• Elsie underetancl subtraction and
, she said: "You have ten fingers,
now sUpposing there were three
missing what would you have
• then?" :
• "No mnsic lessons," said :Elsie
proreptly. , • • °
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"Do mistakes of your past
• ever keep you awake nights?"
"Not any more. I had my
telephone. disconnected."
• Illiinoroun Man (in street' car):
1 'Has .anyone dropped a' wad .of
• \WIth an lastie band round '-
them?" '
• •• •Chorns ofvoices: "Yes, I haVe !".
:• "Well,' I've' just. picked ne the
• elastic band."
Gardening
• . SPECIAL FLOWERS . .•
' :For full sun, especially if plant-
• ed close tp aNitouth wall where
• there Is little' proteCtion from the .
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' ' Modern . .. other 'poppies, pfirtulaea or climb
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.•- :.ing niortiing glOriee and , nastur-
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Etiquette Mims which :are recommended.
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BY ROBERTA LgE • These give remarkable results .
even in a siege of dry Weather,
QUESTIONS • Of an opposite nature are certain'
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. ' • annuals like clarkia, alyssum; lark -
1.• IS it all right to give a -reason spur, pansy and phlox. These:will
for not aecepting a formal invite- •actually' give better results, mord
aloe? . delicate coloring, ff planted in par-
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• 2. Should one use a fork to;place•
butter On a niece of breed Or
.cult?
• 3. Isn't it improper tp send en-
graved announcements , of an en-
gagement? • •
' 4. Should a Woman, after the
death of her huaband, be address-
ed as c'elrs. Mark Blank" or ' as
"Mrs, Julies Blank?" •
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S., Is it, necessarY 'for a man to
rise when dining, and another man
stops at. his :table?
° 6. Is it. Proper to introduce one's'
• self, if ono has not net the flist
• *Mbar of a receiving lipe?
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•• ANSWERS
, I. 4s, if --one 'wishes to do so,
thdugh it, is not obligatory.
/. No; the knife• should be used,
3, Vers. This, is not done. •
4. The death of the hushahd of
worean in.no way affects the
nalve by which she ,is known. She
•eatItilVkg&- 40 -bi- `41ria). -.Jet
1010.04000000.01••4 2. k„..;
(Jai shade.
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, NURSERY STOCK ,
;Ake seed, it is important to se.
cure nursery stock( roma, shrulm
.vines, e.g.) from: a reputable and
,.reliable aouree, and' one that IS fa-.
, miner and caters to Canadian cote
ditions. This sort of Plaiting mat-
erial y affered in. k wide range of
prices, but as a• rule cheap stock
p.roires disappointing. . "
GOod stock isplia.ble,:g een and
• shows. plenty Of live buds, Roots
are Motet and.well wrapped . et- i
chide the,air. Such will grew read-• :
By when planted. Brittle tvoqd., ap.d
• wrinkled buds or none at all and
-expotett dry Inas 'are an indidatiOn
of inferior stdek. If, it grows at all,
a year or perhaps two are lott be-
gligfrrtiht,IS 411tely, make any r.oal• ,..,
- . • NEitt.ii Pl.4>NTS - . .
• New grains and fruits are not
•-the tally thing that have *bee li �c-
• breeders ,in recent. years, In i,ege-
• 'tablet, there ha.ve' peoi 'even mere',
improvenients.'13cientists to,ve der-
.6, It IS net•nteessary when there
is D9 great difference in age. It, the •
marr'Whd Stops is elderly`,..it is very
courteeus for alyoung man t�
'G. Yes, if this,aliould happen, one. • ,
' ehorild sky, Nita. Stilith." • - !mut #46, it--- '30
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• ried. out this work in two direc-
tions; first:by the introdfiction of
vegetables unfamiliar to meet Can-
adians, and secondly' and probably'
more important; byvast improve-.
!menis of those Varieties that have
' been- grown in ibis country for a
great Many years. • '
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Clain's. Goldfish .
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,..„Est____ting-__,* ;nee°. rd.,-
A Harvard University student;
Irving' Clark, 20, of. Seattle, claim-
ed the goldfish eating champion-
• ship this week. Clark reported 'he
' ate 24 live goldfish in a little
more tban five minutes,. using or
• gage juice as a phaser: Clark Wag
spurred on by e Filo* 'Pope, of
Franklin and • Marshall, • College;
who bet him $00 he couldn't eat ?
more than Pope.; Vipe downed a
Mere three. •
• Doctor (to patient) -it's no-
• thingto worry about -just a• '
little boil on the back of the
• neck But. you must keep your
eye, on 'it." ,
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.. • HOW Can 41 ? * •
' SY ANNE•ASALEY • .
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• Q.•11ovi can I make the drippings
from highly flavou•red foods sweet
and tasteless? • ,
A. Fry a few slices. of rate- ,peta-
to in the drippings: This will also
'take away the flavour of .raneid-
Q. How ean get rid of a scale
of dandruff appearing on baby's
head? ,
A. Wash the head every day with
pure castile soap and then rub
' vaseline over the dandruff:
The scales aboultr'loosen and come
• off within a short -time. ,
• Q. How can I prevent piano keys
• from turning yellow? °
• A. It is 'clainied that if piano.
keys, are washed occaskinally 'with
• alcoh'ol'; then .polished with a soft
clean' Cloth, they will not- turn yel- •
• 10W.
• Q. What. causes boiled potatoes
to be ,soft and broken on the out.
side, , while •the centers are hard
and uncooked?
• A., Boiling too mildly will Cause
• itz,heolscendition. •
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Q. How can"X make a plant fertil-
• A. A little ammonia, added to the
• water affords a rich fertilizer•for
• the .plants, also aids, in preventing
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--`''"'AQ310.,vrethigisivets341rithreitit'
from ,unwinding too 'rapidly ,on a '
sewing machine?
A. Place a small 'piece of felt on k
the spindle under this spool, and
the Silk will not unwind to rapid -
nor break,
Steam 1lrazils.-I3.razi1 nuts are
easier to remove from • the shelle
If they are steamed before crack-
ing.
EXCUSE. ME -
BUT BIG -BEN
GIVES YOU YOUR
MONEY'S
WORM' !
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•• Reputed to 'be • one 0414 greatest
OM -all -MOO bleek bees sanctuar-
ies
, Canada, Sayfield inlet will
. 'be accessible by road new Under
e.construction!. by ,'.the •Ontario
, de-
ttme Of highways, ' -,PrevionelY
°fishermen, .were forced to freaCh
the inlet „either .1?y... air, or natter,-
PenTereatIon Made Illasyl-,--Keep
the Centre ot thero..9m foie Om
fornitare. This maks fet4 eaeY . •
conversation ecrose the MORI.
DRINK •
110T WATER
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To your dolly cup'of not waleii,'ada the
.-Juice7 of fee 10 herbs to Garfield, Tie and
not 984 "fahaileoewil'ean'sitieell!wittlahOrIcdilitov-cilbnergtto •
FREEto h. JinIng.
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GARFIELDTEll
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Dear. 02,• Giese, 'Avenue,
• ... Torainto•a • Calthall •
ra• ssifie
AGENTS., WAN'I'ED
BEST PROPOSITION ON MARKET
--Ladtes' and •Gents' Furnishings.
• Write for full particulars. Rell.a.
ble Agencies, 213 Victoria Street, •
Toronto. •
AltTWLES FOR SALE
FLAGS; BUNTING: PfIAIN' AND
Waterproof ,Truck Covers and
" Tents. Priges and samples on re-
quest. John Leckie Ltd.. Toronto.
HAWAIIAN GUITAR W1TH ALL
fittings • and Ten Free Lessons.
regular 310.00 value -only $5.45
delivered.; Limited number • only.
Order now. 11. 9. Williams Com-
pany; 431 King St. West. 'Toronto. ,
AW.r111114. 11114/NURITIS
• " SUFFERING FROM , ASTHMA .
or chronic bronchitiS send 10c te.
day for trial of ASTONE 'TAB
•' LETS,, the rernaskable" Britilih
Remedy !Which is giving instant
' reliet to niany .thousands. Were-
.:_txtre tree, _Astoria Products, 73A
Adelaide West, Torott�. old, .1a1,'
Druggists at 50c and ,
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BABY ClliCKS • '
• 1500 CHICKS--FREE-2000. CH1ChS
' Frem a .cliciice of a flock. of 2,000
• Large Type '9. C. White' Leghorn
'.Breeders, 1,000 Leghorn Rock .
.(hybrids)' or 1.000 .L;arge Egg ,SIze
• ',Strain Barred 'Roelta. All. you have •
• ...to, do to win a prize •-• Guess the
number of eggs laid from a flock '
:of .230 Large Ty pe S. C., White.
" Leghorns .for the 'IMOifthS'otNo- '
vember and December .and send
• • us the' narnea of 5 •people who are
Interested in Poultry and ' buy
chicks each year. -YouAtray NV ill •
a prize as hi.gii:as 300 chicks free..
Lakeview ,Poultry Farm, . Weiu
Exeter, Ont. . ,".
DON'T MISS THESE BARGAINS!
•Two-week old Barred Etalk Cock-,
erels.-.09e: Mixed 312.00,• Pullets
419.95. New Hampshire Red Cook
ereig, Asc, Pullets 219.95. Three
weeks old add .036.• Big Egg,Qual-
• • .itY' add -.01C. Extra •Select add ;026.
•Rush your orderlif you want these -
bargains. Baden Electric Chick '
• •• Hatchery Limited. Baden,. Ontario.
• F. C. PORTER, COCHRANE, ONT..
bought 62 Braypullet chicks. Put
51 in laying 'house. "At five
moriths," says he, "they are lay -
Ing kots of extra large 'eggs . .•.
• 'mighty good in this cold country."
Buy Bray Chicks. Bray HatcherY,
130 John Street North, Hamilton,
• Ontario. •
FOR. THOSE WHO WANT A MORE
colorful flock, Puy Bray Brown
• Leghorns, Wonderfill " producers_
of large white eggs. Cockerels( •
make good broilers. • Economical
to raise. tray Hatchery, 130,John
StreetwNerth. Hamilton, Ontario.
•
NOW YOU CAN.,BUY CHICKS THAT
weigh two pounds per hundred
snore when hatched at a saviug of
up to 36,00 per hundred. Selling
, direct, no agent's commission to
pay add mass production in Fer-
gus enahles us to,pass the saving
on to' ypu. Grade A Heavy Breeds
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11.00, Pullets $18.00, Cockerels
6.00; Leghorns $10.50, Pullets
. 22.00; Cockerels 33.00; Extra
', tont Grade Heavy $12.45, Pullets
119.90, Cockerels $7,00; Leghorns
11.05, Pullets $24.20, Cockerels
• • 4.00., Free calendar and poultry
guide. Tweddle .Chick Hatcheries
. . Limited, Fergus, Ontario. -
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BUILDING MATERIALS '
BUILDERS, . 'CARPENTERS. AND •
home -owners, new eighty -Page
' Catalogue now: ready. Write, .for
-ALT. Fr rt ,Plaat' Termite.
: FILMS IIEVIilLOPEID
ROLL, FILMS DEVELOPED WITH
two prints of each aud FREE
• V1NLARt;E7IENT eotrOon . 25c:
oppe.e.er COMMERCIAL PHOTO,
GRAPHS' 2 111'SSE3,L ..ST., TOR-'
ONTO.
• Fon i.14.1.14
' CLEAN 0,A,C. 21 BARLEY, GRADE
No. 1, 'germination 99%. 76c a
bushel, -sticks free. G. Broderick,
Exetev, Ontario, Route 1.
PURE BRED WHITE INDIAN
her Ducks, the living egg kw. -
entries. Eggs $1.09 a dozen; fer-
linty guaranteed. Clare -nee Clarke,
Ethel, Ontario. "
CERTaFIED SEED POTATOES -
"Warba", World's earliest potato,
large, white, deliciouit, hardiest,
heaviest yielder. Government
Cerny 100 strong eyee $1.00
nostpai . S. V. Cowan,1 Waldeck,
Sask
SLIGHTLY USED CLOTIIING-THE
finest In used clothing at big re-
•ant:lions. Suits originally $35..00
to $60.00 how $6.00, $8.00, $10.
•New suite regularly $25.00 et
31250, 'Odd Coats, pants 3200,.
32.50. Top coats ss, 36; 37. La-
, 0155' Spring coats 35, $6. Big sot -
big In new dresses, &epos, sat.;
in*, it!. $1.50, 3200. ,'Send money -
order with meastirernentst, Figs.
You take ne rlsk by buying .on
cur money -back guard.ntee. We
pay postage. Ask for catalogue.
C'anadien Clothing, 409 Yon.ge
to r oti to. •
EARLY ES' OP PUNT
and Dent • Corn sncelany schipted
for Northern .countriek. 'Write tor
priees, jainee Brislek, Therrlea-
•vilisOnt.. Kent Co,
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RARE (its) NIIINV BRUNSWICK
itd; Witit ./ipprevitra.-
Letterhead., reference. n.
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vatisin
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HAW E 0 ti DS , • •
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WIGS, TouPgs. TRANSFORMA.•
tions,'Switchts. Curls, and all 'types,.
• of finest quality Hair Goods. Write' ..
for 11We:rated catalogue. ocinfigen.
tial tome arranged. Toront0 Hum. .
an, Hair ,Supply ,Co. 628 'Bathurst. '
Torotae. • ' ' • •
HELP WANTED MALE
,
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over 18 Wanted • everywhere. 04-
• teethes earn good wages: Re-• „
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Correspondence „training course. •
Write for free ,information to •.
'Box 25. Station T. Montreal. •,
, HOT. titultl-6TRAtallag•Ens
PIM PACKAGE OP HOT IRON
Transfers, eight sheets, over tWO
• hundred. designe; also valuable
instruction Stitch chart; mall 26 •' •
cents in cash. Needlecraft Guild,
633 College .Street, Toronto.
HUGS kroft _ALE
'FOR SALE' - • FOGB YEAR OLD
Yorkshire Sire. Best' Market' Pen • :
•
IttryatbWitrter -Pair -an.d"-other Bari,r •
Winners; •Yearling boar dire;
Grandsire, and tree neareat...Grane . .
dams InAdvanced' Registry. PoUr• ' • •
Monthboars RN BOWS. Shade- . '
land Farms, Eden, Ont.'
MEDIGAI "SUPP•LIES •
DON'T surg,!Ert FROM SORE OR
tired feet. Try' the new. Andy's ;
Salve & Liniment. Large Ointment •
only $1.00-50c bottle. Liniment,
•• FREE'--- First order only. Your '
• money back if"not satialled. Please
write to Andy's Salve &NLinitnent
• Manufacturing, 101 Alostander St..
Toronto. • ••
' . NO FILM. REItIlliltED
SEND tis YOUR ,SNAPSHOTS "011,
, old photos. Wb specialiZain•
.i'ng enlargements .direct from anY
• print.• 5" x 7" enlargements
•; oured"5.0c;• 8" x lir' enlargement
• • edioured. 75e. • Stamps gceepted.•
• Tru Foto Studios Limited,,,NeW .
Birks Building, Montreal. •
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PA T FikT
AN OFFER TU.EVEitY INVENT()
List �t Inventions and tull •Int
=Won sent tree. The RamsarCo •
• Psulf. Registered. Patent Attorna, .
.273 t3aI SL Ottawa. ,ean. •
PHOTOGRAPHY,.
FREE ENLARGEM'ENT WITH EV.
•'ery rolli film developed and 8 high
• gloss prints 25c. Reprints 'Same •
price. 8 enlarged prints 25c.
Brightling Studio. •29A Richmond
St. East, Toronto.
TWO FREE RROFESSIONAL :SIL-
vertone enlargements and valit.,
able premium coupons free, with
every film developed and brinted
• for•25c, or with eight super-gIoss
reprints. for 25c. Personal skilled.
'attention to, every order. Cut,
.. Rate qualitywould cost You more
elsewhere! Cut Rate Photo Ser... '
• yice, Dept: nrii Box 136, Regina,
Sask.
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PERSONAL
1' MARRY -HUNDREDS TO CHOOSE
from. Many, with means. Farm-
ers' daughters. WIld OW'S with •
. Property. Particulart •10c. Con-
.• fidential.. I3ox 128. Calgary, Al-
berta. , •
QUIT .TOBACCO. SNUFF, EASILY.
Meiteenstvely. Home reinkly.
• tinionials. Guaranteed. Advice
, free. Bartlett's, Box 1, Witirdee&
IF YOU WANT AN AFFECTIONATE .
romantic sweetheart, with money;
write: Mary Leo, 445-0..Rolla.
MIs-
souni,
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14:Ai4i54r.:Eacellittiltitlatatild:3MIL.Tufatlettl. • .
, lays regarding°. our. alliatingly_ ens-
• eesstur nybiood treatinont.. Pedi- .
•'greed Products. Saskatoonr Sask..
. ,
WANT2lb ORIGINAL poRalS,
sonfte, for immediate considera-
tion. Send poems to Columbian •
Music Publishers,. Ltd., Dept. M27,
Toronto, Canada.. '
• SEIM§ rOR
HOME GROWN SEEDS.. ALL (10V-
ernment grades.. Alfalfa, red clo- •
ver, aislke, timothy, sweet clover.
Aelt for samples ane prices Siell'17.•
ered to 'you. • The Caledonia Mil/.
Ing Co. 'Ltd., Caledonia. Ont.
•
'WRITE FOR ()UR PRICE LIST ON
all kinda of grass ;and clover
• seeds. Highest •quanty and lowest
pricea ,We supply bags and pre-;
'par. Brown Bros., Arkona. On-
tario: •
SEWliNG MACRINES & SUPPLIES
• P011 SEWING MACHINES, 11E -
pairs, supplies -all makes, new"
• or trade-in, reconditioned mach-
ines in stock -- Write'A. Gilbert
& Yonge St., TOronto.-
,
SPEUIAL TREATMENT
$25 REAVAIIIY•FoR ANY CORN OR
Oallousi Which cannot be removed ,
. by Lloyd's Special Treatment, un- '
der our supervision. Prevents re-
• Writ, Send 55e for complete
treatment, regular 75c. Lloyds -fl,
1211 St, Clair West, Toronto.
irttlACCO
4 -POUND SAMPLE PACKAGn BUR -
ley airroner, prior lest, flavoring _
and recipes, .or 8-pdund sample
patkage Virginia Burley; Zit/finer •
and prior leaf; 2 samolee.
o facture& 31.00 poiitpaich Ruthven
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PLANT IfOXV,S; brittliv • nOXI48.
Preit. . and lIaMnera.
4)1900'
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