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BRONCHITIS
SIMPLE SOiRE THROAT
Paw
WHAT SCIENCE
IS KM
Automatic
"Speed -Cop"
An interesting invention, has
been developed to act as an auto-
matic "speed cop" to enforce traf-
fic regulations.
A special, indicator is mounted
just above the instrument panel
with a dial and a hand which tells
stow fast the car is moving. . The
indicator also is equipped with
lights. At normal cruising speeds,
a white light shines on the dial
lace, but when the car's speed ex-
ceeds the city limit, the • light
changes to red. '
This alight prove sufficient pro-
tection against speeding in popu-
lated sections if all motorists kept
THE REEL STUFF
East London fireman, taking tough
Commando course at Chigwell, has
Ms hands—and feet—full as he
snakes 40 -foot crossing on tight-
rope, carrying four reels of hose.
a
'their attention on the indicator
constantly, and if they all would
voluntarily ease up on their too-
laeavy throttle foot and reduce '
their speed to safe and proper
limits as soon as the warning red
light flashed on.
But because there seems to be
,'tome drivers who don't know 120w
fast they are going or don't care
about where they do their speed-
ing, a special automatic governor
has been devised.
The invention is worked out in-
geniously so that speeding on the
open highway, while it lights the
red lamp on the speed indicator,
does not otherwise interfere with
the car's operation.
* ",lv
But in build-up urbane sections
where there is .likely to be heavy
cross -traffic and possibly persons
crossing or children playing in the
streets, the device takes positive
and active automatic steps to see
to it that the car reduces speed,
With the hand on the indicator
beyond the city speed limit, a
switch is closed making current
available to a special relay. Then
when the speeding auto passes over
a magnetized rail laid in the high-
way, the magnetism closes the re-
lay, thus actuating an e1ebtric de-
vice which autontaticalIy throttles
down the motor, whether the
motorist takes his foot off the ac-
celerator or not.
To be generally effective, it
would-be necessary to imbed mag-
netized rails in all sections need-
ing speed control, and to acquire
every motorist to install the auto-
matic governor in his car.
Have You Heard?
Half -way down the quiet inky
black and narrow street Paddy was
suddenly pounced upon by a burly
individual, wearing a mask. Thrust-
ing a revolver into the Irishman's
ribs, he snapped out:
"Come on! Money or yer lifer"
"Faith!" cried Paddy. "You can
take my loife. Oi'm saving up all
me money for me old age."
—a—
Myrtle:. "John's, got. h i s
Horne Guard uniform now, and
he's dying for a parachute -
jumper to come along."
Phyllis: "Well, why don't
yo -u knit him one?'
—0—
Teacher was giving a lesson on
the idiosyncrasies of March.
"What is it," she agked, "that
conies in like a lion and goes out
like a Iamb?"
And little Julia in the back row
replied: "Father."
—0 --
"So you're a young man
with both feet on the ground,
eh? What do you do for a
living?"
"I. take orders from a man
with both feet on the desk."
—V—
The lady was complaining about
the egg shortage to her grocer.
"And," site went on, "last week
one egg you sent ane was had. I
demand that you make it good!"
"Lady," said he, "l'm a grocer
not a magician!"
—0—
He—"Woman is nothing but
a rag, a bone, and a hank of
hair.".
She -"Man is nothing but a
brag, a groan, and tank of air."
British Transport
Doing Huge Task
Britain has organized "her war-
time transport to such an extent
that we are now moving one and
a quarter million tons of freight
every day of the year," the Lon-
don Radio said.
"This is being done with fewer
ships, rail wagons, trucks and
canal barges than Britain would
have needed for adequate han-
dl!•ig by ',eacetin.e service and
with less manpower," continued
the broadcast.
"The railways alone forex-
, ample, have lost 110,000 employees
to the forces, but they 'ars moving
twice as much merchandise as they
did before the war, while through
trains for troops and other Gov-
ernment traffic average 2,000 a
week, All this is beim• done by
cutting out all waste time and us-
ing every available means of trans-
port. Ever; horses have been mob-
ilized: Ten thousand are in use at
one British port alone,. No wagon
or truck can be allowed to stand
still for longer than it takes to
load or unload it,
"America is helping by sending
prefabricated wagons for British
re ihvays, They arrive le lig t
parts and as they- are unloaded
they are put together, then loaded
inlpO
with other rt3 and. dispatched
p
the le 1'ailt4'ay9
r
Red Goss Head
MRS. A. D•. McICELVEY
Announcement of the appoint-
ment of Mrs. A, D. McKelvey as
Supervisor of the Women's. War
Work of Ontario Division of the
Red Cross is made by Mrs. John
C. Fraser, Chairman of that Com-
mittee.
Because of her splendid back-
ground of Red Cross volunteer
service of three years, in close
touch with all Branches of Wo-
men's War Work, combined 'tial
her office training and executive
ability, Mrs. McKelvey is especial-
ly well fitted to fill this position.
A. son and daughter are in the.
Service, Dr. A. D. McKelvey in
the Army Medical Corps at Bord-
en, and Wren Peggy McKelvey a
W.T, stationed at Ottawa.
"They March
Better On Tea"
Commandos march better on tea
than on water. This fact has been
demonstrated by an official test re-
cently carried out in Great Britain.
A Canadian battalion was under-
going a 12 -day course of battle
training. The last six days were
devoted mainly to marching, and
during the period the foot -sloggers
covered more than 280 miles. As
en experiment, three out of four
platoons were allowed to get all
the water they scanted. The mem-
bers of the fourth platoon were
kept entirely off water and .were
served only with tea. The "water
platoons" made good use of their
water bottles, but the "tea pla-
toon" was the only one to finish the
course intact. Which only goes to
show •that there must be some-
thing in the soldier's traditional
liking for a cup of rosie lee."
Improve Your Health
by Correcting Sluggish
This Way is Swift, Ecoiiaricai
Few conditions can wreck your health
faster than disordered kidneys and
inflamed bladder. Your back aches
miserably. You have restless nights. You
suffer leg cramps and rheumatic pains.
When these things happen your kidneys
need help in filtering out acids and
poisonous wastes that are undermining
your health.
Give them this help—quickly—with .
GOLD MEDAL Haarlem 011 Capsules.
GOLD MEDAL Capsules contain
accurately treasured amounts of the
original and genuine Haarlem Oil (Dutch
Drops). You will be gratefully surprised
at the way they relieve clogged kidneys
and irritated bladder.
Go to your druggist now and get a 40c
box. Be sure you ask for GOLD MEDAL
Haarlem Oil Capsules. 2
HOW TO RELIEVE
PILE., TORTURE ORTU E
QUICKLY AND EASILY
It yuu are Ll'.Uelee With analog
piles el rectal sureness, du out de-
lay L1'eatlnellt and run the risk of
letting title uundmteen tmeetlle chron-
ic. Any filching or eel tames ur
9la1111(11 passage 01 stool is ualure's
warning and pr 0 9 e 1 treatment
should be seuured at once,
Per this purpuse bet a paetcagu
of Rein -Real Crum ally druggist
and Use as directed, This rurulula
which to used I1iLe1'lial)y Is a ,Miall,
easy to talcs tablet, will quickly
relieve the ILum eg Laid sureness and
aid lu heallug the sure tender sputa,
Fleur-leord is pleasant to use, Is
highly 1 euoulmandod and zt seems
the height 01 folly ter any ons to
risk a painful and chronic pile 0011-
ditiun when such a flue reniedy
may be had at such a small cost.
1t you try Hem-J.•tuld and are not
entirely pleased with the results,
your druggist w111 gladly return
your money.
t �D1sseS•
SirOtae 0YSsv
{citfeet, etc
IDD
LLE AGE
WOMEN C rs o d)
HEED 'THIS ADVICE:1
1'f you're cross, restless, NERVOUS—
suffer hot flashes, dizziness—caused
by this period in a wonuuz's life—
try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound, Made especially for
wolaca. Hundreds of thousands res
markably helped. Follow label clime
mons. Made in Canada,
'AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES
i12A.KE ANY AUTO M013ILE
QPERATE AS SMOOTHLY
AS IN DA M PE ST W E AT -
HER, FE\V CHEAP ].'ARTS
FROM: OLD AUTOS GIVE
CONTROLLED ET HT'.MIDITY
TOs ALL THE AIR ENTER-
ING• CARBURETOR, l.:kli;AP
INSTALLATION COST
GIVES PERMANENT SATIS-
FACTION. SIMPLE COM-
PLETE FE I'I.A\S POSTPAID
I3Y RJ 'I"l'R\ 11.171.. 1 OR
81,00; ALSO l\fAK1; MONEY
INSTALLING FOR OTHERS,
HURRY BEFORE DEMAND
MAKES REQUIREI.) PARTS
SCARCE IN YOUR LOC -
FLEX ENGINEER
ING" AND DESIGN, 90
CHARLES ST. E,, TORONTO.
NTO.
u,aAa 4 1.111 V lib
CHICKS APPROVED CHICKS
SOlf1JJ A\'ALL.<113L1, 9iAits, lY, si,P1tI1..
_Mixed and Pullets, J3. Itool.s, Loc,
24e. N. ]Lampe, 13e, 24e. W. Leg-
heries. 13c, 28c. A breeder hateh-
• er'y, .gall breeders Government
bauded and blood tested. Way's
I3atchar'y, Stratford, Ont,
A-1 BABY CHICKS FROM BLOOD -
Tested flocks. lltu'red ltoeks, large
type White Leeghorns, Barred
Bock X White Legherus, Sussex
X New Hampshire, Red X Rooks.
Write for price list to A. H.
Switzer Hatchery, (Greaten, Ont.
H1Gkl QUALITY BREEDER HAT-
ehoz3 _ Chicks, blood -tested. Or-
dinary. prices. Pop alar breeds.
Nelson Hatchery, aim i..espeare,
Ont.
Y'O'U KNOW SOW' WHAT Qt?AN-
tity and breed of chick you want.
It niay be we can' give You Just
what You wont, it not exceptional
returns from hatching sets will
enable us to come pretty close to
It—hut order now to avoid dis-
appointment. limy Hatchery, 130
Jlenn •N., Hamilton, Ont,
BA1t10E D 1tOUK.S AND .LARGE
English White Leghorns. All mat-
ings bloodtested, bred to lay and
extra quality hocks mixed 1434e.
White 'Legborns mixed 120. Pul-
lets 26e. Roel. Cockerels Feb. 4c,
March 5c. Coc1u'ane's Poultry,
Farm, Ridgetown, Ont,
MORE. PAY FOR THE SAME
' work—that's what you should get
when you start your season with
chicks of known breeding backed
,by a hatchery that keeps its
customers—and gets new ones—
year after year. That kind. 01 a
start .lessens risk, saves waste
of feed and work, gives you a
better chance . to get good pay,
for your labour and a just profit
on your investment. We offer all
the best -liked breeds and excel-
lent cross -breeds. Hatches five
:days a week. Send for catalogue
and ehlplilug dates. Also laying
and ready to lay pullets for im-
mediate delivery.. Twaddle Chick
Hatcheries Limited, Fergus, Ont.
•
SPIi.UIJELEIGIL WHI'L'E LLIGJIORN
HIGH I'A.Y ABILITY BABY CHICKS
THIS .,STRAIN IS A PRACTICAL,
proven egg -producing type, with
twenty-three years of steady
production back of them. They
will pay well for good keep and
care. This is certain, because they,
are doing this on our own farm—
one of Canada's largest egg -pro-
ducing farms. You get exactly
the same breed, strain and grade
as we raise for ourselves. Poul-
try management handbook "High
Pay Ability" sent FREE on re-
quest, Get our price list. We. ad-
vise early orders. — SPRUCE -
LEI OH. FARM LIMITED, Box
35033., Brantford, Ontario.
LAYING AND READT TO LAY
White Leghorn pullets at reason-
able prices for immediate dolly -
era. Also 13a1'red hocks stud Hy-
brids. Free catalogue. _Alai Clay
old cbicl.s fur immediate deliv-
ery. Tw+<ddle Chick H:lt,:hr'ries
Limited, Fergus, Ont.
STARTED PULLETS, BARRED
Rucks, 1 week old, 43 'csts; 2
weeks, 26 cents, White Leghol'ns,
1 we k.. old, 20 rents; 2 (reeks
old, t. cents. February anti March
pullete only. (a1Ieton Hatchery,
Britannia Heights, Ont.
FLETCHEJlt BRADLEY'S FAMOUS
Australian White. Leg.torn baby
chicks, nearly alarge as Bar-
red hocks, will lay 3 eggs to
their 1, extra large eggs, World's
1'ecord. layer's at contest. Reduced
from $25 per 100 to $16.50. This
will be as record year in chicks.
.Book early for delivery when
wanted, Over 200 late orders last
year were returned, sold out. A
e2.09 deposit will book your or-
der. Delivery when wanted.
Write 160 Batik St., Ottawa.
GOVERN al l?14T Al'"ROVI+7D,
'blood -tested ,chicks from High
Productive strains. Ten Thousand
chicks available weekly. named-
' late delivery' on day-old and
started chicks. Gayly -pod Farm,
Mount Ilaniilton.
POULTRY-IK.EEI'Ens, 13E SURE
of a good healthy hunch of baby
chicks this conning season. Good
chicks mean good hens and more
eggs. i.mmcdiete delivery on day-
old ehieks. Write for 1944 ,sat-,
aloe:tie and prices en our Gov-
ernment Approved chicks. MONK -
TON POULTRY FARMS, Monk -
ton, •Ontario..
1'.00 LATE — '1'110 L,:A'L'I
NEXT-Sl'RIN(n IDUN'T LET IT 1310
• said "too late." Send for our price
list and order your baby chicks.
now. One dollar books your order.
Goddiil'd Chid: Hatchery, 13ritan-
ni+s T1eli:hts. (3111
III A:CK11r?:CRRHIS
EViOIOIIE.&R1NG BLACKBERRIES,
very hardy. Have been success-
fully transplanted on Prairies --
well packed itl moss. heavy crop-
per fruit, large, sweet and in
clusters. Order before April 10th.
4 vines for $1..00 Prepaid, A,
Klein, Agaesiz, B.C.
OFq'1+lli 'I'.0 INVI7N'L'OltS
AN mann TO EVERY INVENTOR
List of Inventions and full hilar -
Illation sent free. The Ramsay
Co., Registered Pa tent Attorneys,
270" flame Street, Ottawa, Canada.
PAT NM'S
'ETLHISESTON HA U 111.3 & COMPAN Y
Patent'. Solicitors." Established
1890; 14 King West, Toronto.
Booklet of Information on re•
quest,'
DYEING AL Qhi11ANING
HAVE YOU ANYTHING N51E132
dyeing or cleaning? Write to Lia
for tnfortnation. We are glad to
anseeer your'.queattons, Depart-
ment a, Porker's Dye Works
Limited, 791 Yonge Street, To-
ronto.
iilt,CC'rU.i CAI. EQUIPMENT
ELECTRIC MOTORS, NEW, USED,
bought, sold, rebuilt; belts,
pulleys, brushes. Alien Electrlc
company Ltd., 2329 Dttfterin St.,
Toronto.
B OOT BALM
C3AUMEEJL1\ FOOT BALM destrOys
offensive odor instantly, 45e
bottle. Ottawa agent, Domain
L)rut, Store, Ottawa.
FARM III2I.1' vtlseNal45P
EXIT R1IJNCLD :11'Al1R1ED 21A1'
fruit farm, yearly employment.
}louse, usual privileges. State
firmly, age,.. wages expected,
references. 13. J. Ito, 1'talte,
.16,1.1, 2, St, Crttharines.
1 All FIS FOIL SALE
ONE .9131.10 LA.N:O, GOOD 31011230,
barn, garage, Greenhouse and.
equipment Box 192 Wiugbam,
'VALUABLE1 3,11\l IN WATERLOO
County for sale, cousisting Of
214 aures, iueltidiag 12 aures
cedar' swamp, 32 aures hardwood
bulb, 3 acres orchard, balance all
Limier etutv,.atlou- $ltuated 2
Miles 11'Om Waterloo, 3 miles
from IS,itelzoner; 11 -room brick
house, large bank barn, 2 Im-
plemetlt sheds, also equipped
with hydro, Per full particulars
apply to Harley C. Stauffer, R.R.
No. 3, Waterloo, Ont,
s7,6U0 =1 ACRE, 6-1-1001.1 HOUSE,
Buildings-5,000 feet floor space,
alydr•o and Water in all build -.a
ings, On hallway siding, Toron-
to Twenty Miles. Ig health rea-
son for 'sale, le, H. Kane, •Rieb.-
lna d Hill.
100-AC1.t1,1 LAkLII, (1001.) LAND,
geed buildings, 3 miles from
Stratford, lot 42, con, 6, S. Bast -
hope, Apply 1'hilip Petrie, 12,11, 3,
T ayistoulc.
160 ACHES GRAIN AND STOCK
land cheap; adequate water and
building's. Hya1'o available, Near
village and station. Mrs. Charles
M. Straughan, Auburn, Huron
Co,, Un tarso.
160 ACIUOS CLAY LOAM, SMALL
bush, buildings, lialdiniand Coun-
ty; $2,aUU terms, 130 -Acre farm,
Welland County, good buildings,
free gas, 24 acres wheat; 06,500,
terrns Wellington Gilmore, 57
East Main Street, Welland.
TOBA.000, DAIRY FARMS, LOW
priced—small down payments,
some equipped. Crus Campbell,
111t, Brydges.
ls'OR SALE
CAS/ L 0 T S CHOICE, SOUND,
straight cedar fence post, grape
peat and telephone poles. Phone
" or write E. A. Edwards, R. 2,
Medford.
GRAIN POR SALLI
ASSORTEL UARLUADM U.6' BAR -
ley meal, ground wheat, whole
oats and other grains for sale.
Carlota only. The Atlas Grain
Company, Board of Trade Build-
ing, Montreal.
HELP WANTED
MA1D GENERAL WANTED, FOR
farm. All modern conveniences,
wages $30 per month. Mrs. Bower
Henry, Britannia Bay, Ont.
IIAIRDR19SSiNG euelOOL
13111A H N HALLtwltlfissiNLi THE
Robertson method. Information
on request - regarding olahiaea.
Robertson's /Hairdressing Acad-
emy, Lite Avenue /toad, 'Toronto,
HARNESS DRESSING
2LIPLT HARNEeS DRESSING—
Finest leather and harness pre-
servative. Slipit also has many
household uses 25e up at most
grocery, hardware and chain
stores. A product of Lloyds Lab-
oratories, Toronto.
tILiIR T1ui4,T11EN'r
GRAY HAIR
may be caused by lack 01
VITAMINS
TF TOU31HAIR IS LOSING ITS
color it may be because you are
not. -getting enough of certain
vitamins. Unless you are getting
adequate amounts of these vit-
a linins your system may not be.
able to assimilate the calcium
and other minerals you need for
healthy, colorful hair. • if your
hair has prematurely turned, or
is beginning t0 turn gray, you
should take the RANDOLI'H
31311//1 13 TAIILETS to aid in
building' up the health. These
tablet( are prepared to a specla:l
forinul.t and are sold with our
booklet "Diet, Bair, and Health",
which shove how you may eat
your way to vigorous health anti
beauty. Sold exclusively by the
1L9,N 11(Ih1.'I'l CO. SALES DEPT.,
25 I-lnwerd 8t., Toronto, Specs i.l
introductory package $1.00. Send
money with order and we pay
delivery charges.
'Ns -after Li1L.Li91t
FIGHT THE WARBLE FLY WITH
Mr.Vecty's \Warble, and Louse
Killer. A dry powder, needs no
water. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Price per Ib ixty cents post-
paid. Apply Norman aloVeety,
ltestoule, Ont
i 04:11A I'M
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ON COLORED AND FRAMED
ENLARGEMENTS
Quality Einlargeineuts 4x6" in Beau-
tiful easel mounts, 3 for 25e. Fram-
ed in Gold, Silver, Circassian
Walnut or Iliad: Ebony finish
frames, on ivory Mots 7x9", 59c
each, if coloured 70e each.
ANY SIZE ROLL
U or 8 exposures
DEVELOPED AN1) PRINTED 25c
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service and satisfaction, 6 or 8
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Al ED WAD
BANISH 11:119 'iul sUU;NT Ole ITCH-
leg- e0501nt1, Paul iasis, acne and
pimples. Posts Eczemua Salve
will not disappoint you, skin
troubles respond readily to this
stainless odourless ointment re-
gardless of how stubborn or
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post free. $L00 .per jar. Posts
Remedies, 8210 Queeti St. E., To-
rorlto.
DON'T \\ A1T--•---lr \Lit L-
bC. I 1 E/ltl�llt.
of Rheumatic Paine of Neuritis
hauld try 11i:uon's Remedy,
unro's Drug Store, 326 Elgin,
ttawa, Postpaid $1,011,
CONSTIPATION
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better health, itNk for 1'eniaol
tablets at your drug stote--ac-
eept no substitute. Mild yet ef-
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dreaded after streets (Sluggish
bowels) kidney ult,u il,tesist'd,
At all druggl to or e months
treatment $1.,051 111 stpuul 1 :Irnei
Distributors, Lur,+luc, Unt..
11MAOIIJNI IL7" .t » ELEC1'III0
0'VOR
I71 LF3CT3IC MT111OTOIISS ALL SIZE24•
26 or 00 cycle—also air colaDDres-
soz•s and znaehlncry. 1 Hoffman
Machinery Supp1Y, 1.81 King St.
East, Toronto.
22,&147 HELP W.4Na'I:1J
MARRIEi3D MAN, EXPERIENCED,
for fruit ]'arm house, lights,
mill( supplied. Fruit and vege-
tabi.es in sason. State age, fam-
ily, wages. Give references, Apo
P)Y W. C. Nielserson, It.lt, 2, St,
Catharines
NURSERY STOCK
L' la E I!1 — COLORED NURSERY
Catalogue, Full lino of Fruit
Trees; Evergreens; Flowering
Sht:ubs; Perennials; Shade Trees;
>1 o s e s; l3rookdale-Kingswe3;
Nurseries, Lowmanville, Ontario,
PERSONAL
" ELIJ AH 0 0 Al 1 N 0 BEFORE
Christ", wonderful book free.
Megiddo Mission, Rochester 11,
N.Y.
POULTRY GRIT
POULTRY GRIT
Soluble or Insoluble
Analysis guaranteed
Eliminate costly oyster shells by,
using "Sti'esco" white poultry grits
for healthier birds and more eggs.
Available immediately in 100 lb.
bags in any quantity. Write for,
samples and prices.
DEALERS WANTED
sT1NIIO 11E1±315 SUPPLY CO.
LIAI II'EJJ
5585 J3elorintier Ave., Montreal
(QUILTING PATCHES
QUILTING G PATCHES
F13U YJ llltxll Gl{ADE 1 .SNI l TUP-
cOaLinb x0001 6 x 19, tlu piece/-
02.50
ieces02.50 postage included, Also suit-
ings U n lb, 6 x 9. Hall yard
lengths for buys' knee 'pacts.
Also remnants ter ladies', 171e11'8,
children's clothes. LOUIS RICE,
361 Spadini Ave., Toronto.
RABBITS F'Oit SALTu
PEDIGREED ANGORAS, UtiRE-
lated bucks and does, breeding
age. Finest stralu ter wool and
SALW, Satisfaction guaranteed.
Mrs. E. Mooney, Little Current,
Ontario.
PEDIGREED N 33 W ZEALAND
white or red rabbits for sale.
Quick developing meat and fur
producers. Herbert Cossey, 36
Ashland Avenue, Toronto,
RHELTIXATIC PAINS
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED — k1V-
ery sufferer of .Rheumatic Pains
or Neuritis should try Dixon's
Remedy. Munro's Drug Store, 335
Elgin, Ottawa. Postpaid $1,0e.
SEED CORN
WE ARE GROWERS AND MARK -
eters of the famous Truck Load
Lear Brand seed corn. Order early;
and save money. Belle .River
Grain b Seed Company, Belle
River, Ont.
STOVE: it1i'AIlt 1'-iit'r3
STOVE REPAIR PARTS
WE C'AJt1RY A COMPLETE LINE
of stove parts. Specify name and
number and what needed. \Ve also
have reconditioned stoves, all
make s. Enquiries welcomed.
Lakeshore Stove, 439 Queen West,
Toronto.
STOVES
•
STOVES '$12:95 CLEARANCE
Nkl\VLs: RECONDITIONED ''UAii-
anteed coal, wood outrage stove.
4-11d, oven, $12,96. Quebec cook
stoi ee, $19.5e; cast cook stoves,
6-110, 019.50; enamelled warming
oven or reservoir, 05,00 extra.
Late model range, et1
good c0Ulltry stove, co.lI 5'r
wood, large ]'ire box and oven,
6 large lids, •Steel body, enamel-
led warming' oven and reservoir,
special 019.60. 3011(1 Moms t i de t•.
Lakeshore Stove, 4311
West, Toronto'
SEWING eletcHINLS
SEWING MACHINES $8.S5
NEW WILLIAMS C)13 KaYletteX .'3.
upright models, with two dra.v-
ez's, 4,48.96. Latest models, 011.30.
\Villiulus, 1{aynrouds, .E01uu's
dropheads, with 2 drawers, 017,31.
Later models with 4 drawers,
$20,91. Singer's eerie -lit, 012.91:
later mediae, 014.9:1. ei119dr drop -
heads with 2 drawers, your ctluice
round or long shuttles, $28.95;
later models with 4 drawers,
$32.05. Very latest, $39.00. Singer
Hand Machines, without cover
011.95; with cover and luetc
$16.93. Crating extra $1,00, All
abovenlentiened machines a r e
re-conditiuueci. in our nillelrine
shop 011.1 are guaranteed to l,8
in best working condition. Send
mune)• order in lull Lir $6.00 de-
posit, balance puyllble '111 deliv-
ery. CANADIAN 81'i V1\lG 31A-.
CLONE CO., 117 Elm Ste, reroute.
TOM ATO
LS
TO;AATOES FROM SEED
Tall; 1 I \11 J. NJU1' Title away.
parable. Harem' 01' .\m, , 1 t'.
most per lee lly f 1.11.11..
Unix' .•1100 interior set:tiir ma.
usual size, perfect 130111 sly er
appearance 111 the 11Cw Masiu7
Mnrg9obe Tomato ensures is (et.l-
CU111e in Canada. .1. 11141 seed. 11
trodu,tiuu by W. W. ifit'k d;,
Sons Limited, Lindsay, thitart' ,
Send lee fur Special p1et. or 2. e
for 's oz. pier, tet Jlcirt. \\
Tli.tt:'r()RS \\'.AN'1'J;1)
WANT1'.U---LATEI MOl1t i 'ritaC'-
tor 011 rubber vitt lights. 8 I11V''•
Size.; also Ford tractor on 1•Ohher
wi tit Pei.'g08051 plow. Phil levee
nellc, leeptiskasing, Ont,
STUil.1AUI1 AND Tl1lu'AD IVURI'l$
often are the cause of ill-itealt't
musie! Wshydnot fit d out if im-
that
is your trouble? lutersstieg 9u:
ticulars—Frees Write 1lutvemey'
Renmedies, Specialists Toreato a,
Ont.
A'1 L 1 11L'1014 Tie it 1'Ina, $1
WOLi+' - FOX - COYOTE 1' 13 .A i -
pers, vvilb 9508 elft 'slid 111tH; .•
high fur prices and
-reslll, Int Ye :t wuhdc.l lel • h un''.
Pisher'm 51)011 Uric tonne, 11..1
gland s-.ehl5 hvi11 tOuch, ;leu
300 Kl11 ever ±,''l to Icu..Vv qtr
beco1ie a tillOovs6t1.11 trappee. Al.
the beet trappt a today u1 U ill W
system 11O' LO 15.503, and ttee
traps tett no animal 1•551 delta:,
the gland 1c'ruts lures. ±15111 w
003, st14ph.i'i11 No j‘..Ller
lneltt could bt, u1•lde 11„w nit ;1
this. $tamp t u t
1"lsh(°r, I101livarn sash.
'I'l0 9Plat al ea si last les
A.NIIL\1, St \111±31- (Steel 5.51..
h, •;u'1vel5. ]FON 1.1,E 0:
tet
$4.'i dozier 1
loc
pi ],a'a1, 1.41 Ill i
Indian It:hppnl , 111r111.10111r •,
hu•t•s, ,•i,•. 11111 11,.i'fits i±, 11tis, i;l,