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lone Of the •"M,uste" For Mi.
11,y'o rillotcy Eqsktom
•• Pebiguktas and movie actresses'
,..'lluay,•elliag to their lonobs but •
e sophisticate who is taking the
.•OW bustle allhettette ..serieusly
,; • • " • , .r e wining. version
pompado r. She II net he
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Toviea r with an 'evening goWn, •
does, a Charming'
Coignre• Which Makes use of quite
•§hort'Itair There are soft Subtly
'waved 'haugS • Across entire fore .
bead •anda. mass, .ot loose .ringletn ,
en top vp.wit.i.tosn't atp,•,sideS. is
•,.brushed haelt*O44...Pen up, to form
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part Or the back liectipii'k;UpWard
sWitl,•:The enr1s7.,•the fringy-liangs.
• and, the 3iPWard •noitenient. at.:. the
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ttafly„romantic...wig in the ”bustle
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. , Chignorts•for Evening
There are 'sn:kart. versions of the. ..
for 'women. Who. like
'• curls atop •their headsbnt, insist
.• •on .SegttleSta .ears to
bre an. an. otherwise hard Jo:NI/tine.
APIA() flattering style lias• a +large, •
• -soft. elniter of small curls on top.
•Nafr at the sidesis drawn smeoth-
' EY' Unirard • With '.the, ends :finished
•%tn. ringlets that are part of the • top?
'knot' cititer :Loag ends on,. the
• ,..Etpe'of' the: neck - are • turne• Up-
- ward: s. • . •: •
•• A New. York salon 'shows .Chig-
non. Oiffures• to 'wear with+ evening
•• gowns whieh..featpre; bostles as •
11011..attWellvAs' btiptle!effecti, flke
• huge .bois. tied at thnnack.' In %mei,
the.h'air jsresse4,on. top of the.
AU.ad, but slightly toward the. back
• with 'a, Chignon 'phitted"right. beloW,
the, natarat :cluster Of curls. -This •
• • chignon .cOneists.. of five. medium:
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arifiee, 1errtton,,, Thorold, Port
Dalhousie 'and- !4igflra.on-the-
ake
combined for a Scouts' and ••
Guides Own churEh service at,
Park„ S. Catharines.
Led by the Salvation Army band
• and cpleur parties bearing many,
. fogs, the youthful .procession made
vat, U.4.8,414.1 v
ducted througbout by Scout told
Guide leaders, the chief address
being given by District Scoutcom-
missioner H. G. MotroyV.,
demonstration c of methods ef
rescuing uncoaScious persons from
burning'. house was.put On by •
..each patrol of the 'StratfOid Bap-.
tist eout Troop, to mark the,
' sentation Of the • Scent Fireman's •-
•Proficiency badese, io. Troop
er Sylirester. • • •
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Feed Your Grain
To Cattle, Hoes
The figorpt op this map , indicate the flying ,distance between the chief cities of Europe, all of which
BAY be targets for bombers. German planes at Berlin have but 324 miles to fly to Wariaw in the heart of
Poland. Inverness, 'British adiniralty Iteadquarters; is 450 miles from the mouth of the Baltic Sea. This is
a Short distance from HeligOland, scene of the lamed British -German naval battle of Aug. 28, 1914:
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Canadian Is Army Head
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armer tan Reali-Eilia Grelti=
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est Profit In SuchA•Way
The increased interest. displayed •
. hy• janiar. farmers' predicts a corn-
•ing era of greater: prosperity for
• agriehlture; Dr: 6. Christie, the
• President .of the Ontario gricnItur-
•al College. Guelph; .0etiared in op-
ening the Peterborough Agriculttir-
• ai Exhibition In ..togue.
The number young ' farmers
• exhibiting,. and 7 taking part bk.:the; •
• many contests . elteeeiled all prev-
bus records; They 11110 all aceem-
modation. .n the ,grounds.
and had: to reS, oft to tents' for a.
. great Many of Atheir displays
Increased Interest Among The
1 • Farm-ers
bountiint, grain erep, couplet*
withiow grin prices, meant only •
•.one, thing for the. farmer, . Dr.,
•'Christie -said. He emphasized the
LneeeisitY ot tee:Alai the grain to
' catkin and hogs.; "because it.• is.
•through, those • raediams 'that • the
.Man: On „the .tarna. can realize hiu
greatest profit, world •conditiOna
•,' being what tiiey. kro today.",
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New „lap Premier
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Following • the qernianSoviet
non -aggression • pact the entire
Japanese cabinet resigned,to allow
fol the,. reconstruction of
Japan-
eec foreign policies. General No-
bukyi Abe, Who is generally re-
garded as' favoring closer co-op-
erating With Great Britain, was
given the task of forming a new
cabinet, -
An eagle with a• wooden- Ieg,
• supplied tiy the local veterinar- •
• Ilan, has been placed in thena,ii1-
wor station in Aosta, !Italy.,Ji4
newShoy appears with the paperii-
th0 it rages.
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Mrs. Jones: "We need a new
Jones: "What's the natter -with
• the old one? It doesia"t leak," .
• Mrs. Jones': "No, .but • .1 • don't
vianOo be ashamed every time an
airplane flies over the house:"
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Fred."----"Youare a singular
• sort of gild:" •
that's easily -
"B2ted."
A; literature' classshowed signs
of .rebtlessness while the English:
teacher,,Brof., William Lyon Jones
was lecturing on Browning. Final-.
]y.; seeing the restlessness growing
!mere:acute, the quick-witted pro-
, fessor' said: . •
• "Only a minute.: I have just
one mord Pearl,"
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A historian asserts that•
Englishmen played e,sert of
golf in King -rats
will be reme bered.tbat Her-
old himself went out 111.'66.
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Negro couple applied for a 'Snar
riage license. •
Clerk: "Mairied before?"
•Bride4o-be: "Yes:" : •
Clerk: "Husband deceased or
divorced?"' ' , •
Bride-to-be:. deceased. him."
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8.S. Yeacher: Children;'
bow do you think Samson felt
: 'After Delilah 'sheared tim?
Billy Bright: Pretty sheep: • .
jib, 1 guess.. • ' , ;
New Upholstery'
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•Ganda •Cloth Combines Suede -0
• 'Like' Smoothness With • the '
Utmost in Utility
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• The ,old adage •aboyt beauty be:.
.ing only skin deep Is. completely
disproved by the advent of cantle.'
cloth a. new, revolutionary up1- •
holstery fabric developed this year •
• and already m'arked for wide ad�
tion by '•*citr ewnegs. • • ,
• Jt appearti that canda cloth re-
conciles two diverse • viewpoints,
narnoly: the 'strong desire for the'
beauty and smoothness in •uphol-
,..itery and the equally strong desire
' for ruggedness and long life. Now
-these two preferences find' a com-
mon ground; for the introduction
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Of cantle cloth inakee,available,net ,
only beanty and silken smOOthness
but-enduilng service as well, ' •
• *Wash. With Soap and Water
The 'neW Cantle cloth. combines
. all the beauty and durability of the ,
mohair velvet with the best
-features 'of other types of uphol-
stery. The result of intensive re-
deareh and. study of car oWners' re-
, quirements, 'this revolutionary fan-,
rip has a. smooth, suede -111p Sur.
face' Which is as handsome In ap- ,
, pearance is it is soft and comfort.
able' to ride non: .It •can be kept
'fresh indefinitely, for it Can aCtual-
ly be; washed''Wlth soap and water,
and ifs durability • will. .provide
Years Of servlco equal to that cif
the finest velvet: • '
It is *probable that • cands. 'cloth -
has -a fine future ,ahead of it. Car
owners have long Wished tor such
,a tabrle a,tabric,.moreover.,. that
Iged as any upholstery ntaterlal Ito
far available.
• • Commissioner 'GoOrge...?Carpert,
• -ter, territorial •- commander in
Canada. 9t ..tt..;4eting of the ':high •
council in. 'Lmiden 'England, Was •
named the' 'new ' leader' for : the
.world, of:the •Salvation..Army,•,snc- •
suc-
ceeding • General • Evangeline' •
" Booth. .• •
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hat Science•:
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Doing *
"1-0 EXPLORE. OCEAN FLOOR
Departing for •:the time being
from his adventures into the strat-
()inhere, Prof. August Piceard, -the
• SWiss,physieist,,idevoting his at-
tentien to the 'floor of the ocean,
Which he' plans • explore from a
glees' gondola attached to -a }Age
steel sphere. .
UNkNOWINGl..Y HAVE T. Et.
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Tuberculosis is .much more prev-
alent than generally supposed. k
• great many hive ' the disease an
have no knowledge of ' the -fact.
This was revealed in an extensive
,, series • 'of in :ical•• 'examinatione
made on the students In the 'Uni-
versity of Chicago. It' was foUnd
. that 1% per cent. of the' students
.unknowIngly ,Itad the disease and
it was advanced to the point at
which: a -clinical detertnination of
its presence could be Made.
MEASURES BREATH OF LEAF
-An apparatus has been invented
in distant East Africa for Measur-
ing under natural conditions the
rateofbreathing,of a single- leaf.
The apparatus, "an ' important
contribution in the investigation:of
plant physioldgy," does its , work
by measuring continuously and au-
tomatically the, differences in wat-
er content between two different
streams of air.
-PAINLESS DENTISTRY
A new drug has, banished pain
• trent the dentist's, chair.
• TO -day, every major dental oper-
ation' Ma be „performed, without
the Itast pain to tie patient. •
• $he drug which ,, makes short
work of pain has this •clieritleal,
name:. Para -amino, 'mono-isohntyl.
benzoate' hydrdehtorlde. •
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• Beefsteak .Can't -
• Abojisli Shiner
Government scientists last week'
aimed a knockout 'punch at the
-idlitilhat ii15ie -rif ratviseefstenk
is a fine remedy for "blacIF eye.
If 3tou're unlucky. enough to ac•--
• quire a "shinee and some one
•_provides beefsteak the seidntists
1113, -
beefsteak ---and apply :a :cold corn -
press to year eye.
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IHow Can I ?
•. BY ANNE ASHLEY •
• . •can! I• •prePare : a rem-
edy for -excessive perspiration? ..
.A. --Bathe. the :parts: daily and
elieri"trpply-4a--let4oh.,.sOnsis7 tin f
two tespoonfuls of poWdered • al-.
nni-te: one .pint- of water...
by dusting•With a Powder rnaeof
one. ounce *boric acid • and .. ten
r --'ins of of saliCylic .
can I' reireshen 011ted
Vegetables? 1.
•1 • A.4 -Add a slice "of lemon •to.'a '
pan of. water and, soak the vege,
tables.in it for about a half hour.
• This- • is :particularly effective •for.
apinach,.1.ettiice, and parsley...
• .Q.=•7.1.1ow...ean 1 make -rise of • a
_saany dish water? •i • , •
.• A,7 --4t is 'claimed. that .soapy
dish ;,water throWn. On 'the rose
I;Uslies• will Make them thrive.
can I prepare .a good, ••
• roast .meat• sandwich? • • '
• A.—Use the 'folloWing: Diced
cad roast Meat :2iableepoetta.pea-•
' nut butter, 4 up 'finely ground:
raw. carrots; salad dressing,
and lettuce. 'Whiptlie peanutbut-
ter -With' salad . dressing-. Until
, '•erearity, then add to the salted car-.•
--'rots and -meat., • • . . •
. can•I•treat sunburn if
I have no lotions' or salve? •
• ' .A. --Spread butterlavishly over
the burned parts and itvvill.prove
effective first aid.. • •
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- FARM
PROBLEMS
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(onclucted by ProfessOr Henry
G. Bell Of the Ontario ,Agricn1-•
tural College, °Guelph, assisted
by other members.of the faculty
of the .0..AC.) ••
Q...7.-Would•you please tell me H
bad silage that you throw out •of
the•silo odd times through the win=.
ter months, it bad for your ground
to spread as Manure, and WO .if
• you could •use it to mulch grapet
• or peaches when you have quit
• working them for the season to- '
wards the ,end of July without it
doing any harm? • • •
.A..—There is no reason why de-
cayed silage should ,not be used as
manure. It will supply a good
quantity of Organic Matter, 'and,
the temporary Acidity :which ,it
• May have carried while in the silo.
Will be exposed to the air. It should be
satisfactory as a mulch for drapes
and Peaches when you have ceased •
• to cultivate them. qt.
doln Co."• '
Q. ---Could you please give me
any information regarding sowing
Salt on root -ground? , I- Sins .iabt-
• ting Turnipsooh Sweet Clover pas-
ture land. This land is high and
. bad for drying on it. 1 have it
covered with -manure. How much.
Salt should I Sow. per acre? Would
•it be alright to sent fertilizer along
with the Salt? I will 'finish, the
field with Barley. How would it
do to mii Salt with the.fertilizer
• for the Barley? .• • 1
answer I wish to say that.
, there is no ateiment for the sow-
ing of Sat since Salt doesInot sup-
ply any element of plantfood. The
only thing it does is to liberate a
, amount of 41"otaah from the
jsoil.• The same amount of money
-invested in Potash Salt -such its
• nate of Potash *ill give much lar -
,et returns. since the Potash car-
ried by. the Salt .is used directly by
the- crop. ,
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"It DOES taste sood In a pipe!"
• HANDY .S€AtAIGHT POUCH • .150
"LOK,TOP TIN
oh! pecked 'In Pocket Tins
-"The' Boy Scouts 'showed. in that
•:wOrk What an effective- body for
• service to the community the Boy.,4,1
Scout 'Movement...is." The corn-
fignt was that • of ' Fire Chief
Lampman of Welland, Ont., upon
the work of a bucket .brigade of •
Scouts of the "Stop 19" Troop ifi
attacking a fire -in a cottage dwell-
ing.. The efforts of the Scout fire
fighters confined the flames to the '
dwelling until the arrival, of :fire-
men and apparatus from 'Welland.
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A Scout Group 'charter has been
• issued by guebee Provinciaillead.
• quartereto the province's farthest:
north Unit, 6.00, miles from. Monti.
. real on the eastern shore of James
Bay The new Scout•Troop and ,
, Cub Pack are made up of Indian
bOys attending St. Phillip's
Mgll-
:an School at Pert George.
A -demonstration of banci.siging
for fracturesthe carrying', of un-
setonS--pc-;seni--and--.1541.iel—ftrst
aid work Was given by a team of
• four Boy Scouts at a meeting of
the _Womens,Institute •qf St.• ,
Mary's,: Ont: • ' •
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oaern
Etiquette
BY ROBERTA LEE,
1.—What is the .Correct way to
• giy,e a tip? ,• •
• 2.. -.-May a fork handle rest on
the table, with the prongs on the
edge of.. the plate, when- not 'in
use f.. .
3, --What is the 'correct salute-.
• tien when a woman telephones • an- ,
Other woman of het own social po-
sition? • '
'I.—What does it indicate when
a person misspells five or six words
in a' letter'? '1 • •• ;
• 5:—leift—it—discourteonS for a
motorist to drive through .a fuiier-
el
procession.? .
• 6.—When a woman 'is playing
golf with a man, who should pay
her caddy?
ANSWERS
•• tip should be given quiet-
ly and courteously, without show-
ing the least display. One who
gives a tip in a conspicuous man-
ner invariably does so to impress
those who are watching. • 2. Never.
The fork should rest en the plate,
• the prongs pointing Upwards. 3:
Baker? • This is Dorothy
,Moore." 4:,7it indicates both neg-
.11gence and laziness. Every desk
• should contaih dictionarY, and it
' takes but a minute to consult it.
5.—Yes; he should be patient and
. wait, even if ip a hurry'. 6.—The •
woman should pay her own caddy.
GROWN IN SUNNY, SOUTHERN ONTARIO
W404 Majestic: •
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• -„The ..Begers-Majestie. Corpora..
ton Lirnitd does..more radio de, •
.•610 'and'. development. ,w,Ork and
More actual manufacturing:- than
any 'other mantifacturer, in.' Cap- ,..
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. Employing: •
their own cabinet de-. ••
signers and maintaining a, 'year-• .
round engineering .staff
pro-
duce between 60 and 70 different:.
radio'.models. each year, including•
the 'famous DePorest•Radio.1. •
Practically 'every part • arid cab-
inet•of theentire ceMplete, line :of •
.,three ,radios, is -•purchased' in Can-
ada or inianufactured by. Rogers-
• Idajeatic in their .Toronto factory.
•It • is interesting to know that an
average radio receiver :Contains 'a
• total' of approximately .1-200 parts
nd. an average •of 520 different
kinds.. of parts. . •• • • • • . .
01 all of these,parts„the Rogers.
• Majestic.. Corporation manufac= •
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tures' in its own lits 70% of
the' parts it uses. The other 30%
• of the: parts i purchated • and in -
chides such itema ns cabinets and • '
'certain, loud-spealter'S eoneleusern
And. realstOrs.
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The • 'COmpanY is required te;. . . •
maintain stocks 'in -its lore rooms
of inciefil'an '57.9,0' different; kinds .
of parts throughout the Year. " • '
Branches are:. maintainbd in •
Montreal and Winnipeg. ••' ' . •
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Takes Two .
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-Drive
Car
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Police testified in city court at
• Raleigh, N. C. last week that a
colored man and his wife Were.
driving the samein
autoobile at the
same tittle while .drunk. .
• They said the Man was operat-
• ing the clutch and his. wife, was
steeringi
The• Judge scratched his head,
concluded both were guilty. Each
• Was ordered to pay $50 and costs
:ors�rve 90 days. •
Laft Respects to "Candy King" Senator
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Thousands gathered at St. Michael's cathedral in Toronto to pay
their last respects to Senator Frank O'Connor, who phssed• away fol.
lowing a lengthy iljness. Among the honorary pall -bearers were Hon.
Dr. Herbert Bruce, LEFT; Capt, J. W. Flanagan, second from LEFT;
Sir William Mulock•, second from RIGHT, and Penner Mitchell Hep-
burn. ,
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AGENTS WANTED -1N ALL
25c for sarriple. Money refunded if
ncit satisfied. 'London Vending Co.,
tricts in Cana25 Wolteley Avenue, London,•Ontt dvertising....1
da for tndestruct-
, ible Household Necessity.. Send •
TO SELL NEW FIRE EXTIN-
'guisher retailing at 31..95 each
complete with • hanger for auto.,
mobiles, motor -boats, summer
cottages and household use. Con-
• tents' approved by • Underwriters.
Territory open, liberal', COMMIS -
Edon. Write, Castle Supply Cenip-
any, Dept. W., 67 Yon'ge Street,
Toronto. •' .
ItAlt V CHICKS,
•SPRUCELEIGH. WRITE, LEGHORN
Pullet's, farm -ranged. Maylliatch-
ed, September delivery, 51.'ecti.
Wood's Potiltry, Ratite 5, Rod -
wood, Ontario.
111111.31/CLEs. AND' 111Dire1tCY4Lgs •
FREE ILLUSTRATEDCATALOGUE. ,s
Now rebuilt Bicycles, $10 up. Used
Motorcycles, Dukes, 125 .Queen St.
West, Toronto. ,
, • CATTLE
DUA.L-PURPOSE SHORTHORN
• Bulls also•Helfer Calves, adored*
ed. high production. •• beyside
Farm, Owen Sound, Ont.
• CuRISTMAS CA41$ ,•
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SEND FOR TIM CELEBRATED
"Royal" sample book of Persbnal
• -Cards. A beautiful selection o! de-
' sigias which inelUdeti six hand-
- voina 'Catenrirm,--Eirtirely
VersoPal Cards, 31.00 per dozen
' *up. Big Commissions and Prem.:
lemi. Increased values and extra'.
free cards for early ordera. Very
• attractive Box -ed "Card assort-
• Monts. Experience or capital sun.
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in hrs, tc,vlut,lut5,i577t 7777
• er 627, years. itoyat PublishMg
Company, P.OtBot 1500. Montreal.
•EDUCATI.O.NAL, .
• STUIVENTS VOW 'ENROLLING FOR .
Courses 1r Watfleulation. • Short
Story: Journalism, 'Advertising,
Shorthand and speech Culture.
-,•Ittake use of your spare time. ,
Write today. Canadian Correspon-
"dence College (established 1902).,
229 Yoage 'Tortinto. • . ' • •
• EQUIPMENT 1O11- SALE
• COMPLETE *BUTCHER zcg.nP-
ment for sale. Frigidaire mach-
- ine, eight feet counter with coil,
mincer -Block, Scale, Lights. Will
' sell whole or in part. H. McLeod,
159 Hampton Avenue, Toronto,
MEN'S SHIRTS •
MEN'S SHIRTS, WHITE, STRIPED
patterns', English broadeleth, at-
tached or separate coilars, sixes
'13 to 17%, $1.50, Ties, 3 for SUE.
DaVids, 179 Craig West, Montreal
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FREE SILKY -ENLARGEMENT
MOUNTED CN EASEL ttAcK
mount with every roll received
and 8 deckle edge Velox prints
25c. 10 reprints 25c. Your favour-
ite snapshot enlarged, coloured,
mounted in leatherette frame 39c.
Royal •to Service, 110x.`5, Sta-
tion le, ronto.
NEW FURNITUtte/ MON SALEI
SAVE 20% ()11, MORE ON .`NEW '
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• Furniture, Our large five -floor
warehouse is ,stocked with com-
• Iplete.home furnishings. 13y selling,
'direct from our WAREHOUSE
we save. an averige or 20% and .
"pass this big staving on to you.
Terms arranged., Freight prepaid.
Write us to.der. Valuable prem. •
Ilan given for sending 'customers
• to us. McKenna Furniture Co.,
Limited. 526 Bay Stp.let. Torodio. •
• NEW LIFE von oLD I1AIR.411
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LOUR 10 Vita YOUNuER.NATUR-
elle Hair ttestorative — restores
grey nr faded halrto IIS natural
color—stainless — for six weeks
supply ,--- seed 51.00 Naturelle •
Hair Resorative,.P.O. Box 373, To-
ronto.
prior() FINISHING • '
EIGHT ENLARGED PRINTS 25o.'
Special offer for summer. •PM,
colortone enlargement with any,
order of 25b.or more. Finns devet.•
oped and 8 enlarged double sized
prints 25c. Reprints 4c each. Can.'
ada -Photo Supply, Box 121, Tor- ^
dittos. Canada's -Largest Photo
Finishers. •
Pittriirfivu
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A,T TENT1UN- HOUSEWIVES.,--.
K0O-W your Preserves and '
les. 100 lAsserted Labels 19c, 500 '
• 1.abels ,250 Vostnald: Lewis Print-.
Ing; Stetion• H, Toronto, 'Canada.
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sPECIAL $ALle OF DOGS ,•;'194
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