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An exploration party, in. the in-
terior of Brazil reached a point
come hundred miles from Iquitos
rafter a fortnight's hard going, and
Were unfortunate enough to strike
an area of dense jungle and steam-
ing swamps.
During the usual afternoon rest
Hoar one of these, one member of
the party noticed another pacing up
and down, a worried look on his
face. He stopped him and asked just
-what was wI'ong.
"You know," lie replied, serious-
ly, "I keep thinking today's Thurs-
day."
Women never give away any
secrets. They swap them.
"Why don't you walk down the
street instead of galloping round
in the revolving door?" the hotel
:porter asked a guest who had ex-
plained that he was just taking a
walk before breakfast to sharpen
his appetite.
"I mustn't go too far," said the
guest. 'Tea expecting a telephone
call any minute!"
Hitler is said to be eating one
meat a day as an 'example to
the German public. Other re-
ports say that the German pub -
Re is eating one meal a clay es '
an example to Goering.
They were having a busy day
rankling and boiling ,plum puddings.
"Mary," said the mistress, "just
go and see if that large pudding is
cooked. Stick a knife in it and see
if it comes out clean."
In a few minutes Mary returned.
"The knife came out wonderfully
clean, ma'am," she sal : smiling, "so
Oi've stuck all the knives in. it."
"Do you consider the defend-
ant a reliable woman," asked
the judge, "Has she a good rep-
utation for veracity?"
"My lord," replied the wit-
ness,
italess, "she has to get someone
else to call her chickens at
feeding -time. They won't be-
Ileve her."
How Can 1?
BY ANNE. reit.' r:Y
Q. How can I tighten loose chair
rungs?
A. Remove the rungs and slight-
ly split the ends. Then insert small
wooden wedges. The harder they
are pressed into the holes, the tight-
er they will fit.
Q. How can I prevent the forma-
tion of icing when making syrup?
A, When the syrup is coming to
a boil, add 1-3 teaspoon cream of
tartar to every 2 cups of sugar us-
ed. This will prevent the formation
of icing, or turning back to sugar.
Q. How can I clean zinc laundry
tubs effectively?
A. Scrub the tubs with coarse salt
and paraffin.
Q. How can I give immediate
treatment to a sprain?
A. Sprains may be relieved by
plunging the affected part into wa-
ter as hot as call be borne, keeping
It hot for half -an -hour. Then bind
firmly, but not tightly enough to
'cause discomfort, with adheeive
We, The best thing to do lad t<9
1 IltY ! a physician apply the pand-
ow gran Z then
eclop t lis
.r: brie n: Ease bee
e�e
(lo and mi e
tug 14a appearancet
A. Tay rubbing a little white vase.
:lint[ into them with a soft cloth.
oda,; until the wood had absorbed sli
tips grease and taken on e, Melt
iz
.,�b0ut ' 2,000 persons in Vienna
Me employed in plants making
lckotit buttons, which are luinl-
iiloibd rosettes or flowers worn by
pedestrian," at night.
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1940 Keynote
is Naturalness
Fashions Say:- ideal Figure is
Stender, But Not Emaciated;
New Coiffures Feature Real
Straight Hair
The new vogue for naturalness
ought to make spring 1940 a great
deal simpler for the beauty -minded.
It's a season to wear a comfort-
able foundation garment instead
of a tightly -laced, wasp -waist cor-
set; to wear your hair straight, if
you find that it is becoming minus
curls and swirls; to let it be its
natural color.
The ideal figure at the moment
is slender, with a stretched, supple
look between hipbones and the hol-
lows underneath the arms. Atten-
tion to rules for good posture, lim-
bering and stretching exercises,
diet if necessary, and a comfortable
flexible foundation garment will ac-
complish fine results in this direc-
tion,
LIFE MADE SIMPLER
Some of the smartest hairdres-
sers are advising chic patrons to
try wearing their hair straight. If
you have thin, fine hair and a long
face, you won't even consider the
Idea, of course. But if your features
are pretty symmetrical, your hair
thick and easy to manage, you most
certainly will. Especially when you
remind yourself that the s'1Yimvaing
season isn't: far off.
One new hair -do for uncurled
locks features a smooth crown and
sides and turned -under ends. An-
other is parted in the middle with
long ends at the back fashioned in
a soft, rolled -looking figure eight.
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Modern
Etiquette
BY RU(if:.NIA LEE
Q. When a girl is attending a par-
ty or a dance with a. young man, is
she not privileged to suggest that
they go home at a reasonable hour?
A. Yes. This is no: only her priv-
ilege, but her duty, as the man
should not sta;gest it. However, she
should. not saggest leaving when
the affair is only half over.
Q. How should one eat a sand-
wich?
A. Knife and fork are used for
the open -face sandwich. The fingers
are used for the regular sandwich,
and it should - not be broken.
Q. What is the birth stone for the
month of April, and "its language"?
A. The diamond, which stands for
innocence and purity.
Q. What is the best way to ex-
tend invitations to a bridge party?
A. If the party Is informal, invi-
tations may be extended by tele-
phone. Or one may send a visiting
card, giving the date, time, and the
place, and R. S. V. I'..
Q. When having luncheon with a
friend in a public place, and you
expect each to pay for his own
meal, but this friend insists on pay-
ing for both, what should you do?
A. Do not argue, or make an issue
of it. Let the friend pay, then you
pay the next time,
Q. When a hostess is giving a
br,:idge party in a public room of a
hotel, should she wear a hat?
A, Yes.
Calories and Color
Usually a meal that is very
color/i1 and pleasing to the eye
is well balanced in calories and
other /o$(i veneer, writes Mises
Sadie i$. Chambers, food expert.
Vegetables, 'A*hicga retain their col-
or are more appetizing as well A
containing all the vitamins, re
cook vegetables such as beans and
peas uncovered in rapidly boiling
water. Soften the water in which
you boil onions, caulii`low< and
other White vegetables with a little
cream of tartar added to tri-. bcil-
in,e Water,
Parcels For
Overseas Men
Should Be Carefully Packed,
Wrapped and Address Slip
Inserted '
Officials of. the Base Arn1Y Pt* .,
Office, Canada, state that reports
have been received from England
to the affect that difficulty is beim;
experienced in effecting delivery of
parcels mailed from Canada to the
members of the Canadian Active
Service Force overseas, clue to the
fact that flimsy wrapping paper ie
being used on the, parcels, In a
great many cases the wrappers are
badly torn or entirely destroyer,-;
leaving no indication whatsoever;
to whom the parcels belong or
had Gent them.
IN HEAVY PAPER
Thousands of parcels of all c1i
remit shapes and sizes are bele
mailed to troops oversew; rand the
senders should beat in. Hind' that
considerable handling is ueceisarily
involved in connection ;with the
sorting, bagging and shinnil g,af.the,
parcels.
It is essential, therefore; tltat.a,P`'
the parcels are to beieltteted in
good conditic i, Bare must he taken
to see that they are careft}11y and
securely packed to: e labia, them to''':
withstand handling in a se malls,
Several layers of heavy paper and
strong twine should be used'izt the`,
wrapping of the parcels,
PROPER PACKING
As an extra safeguard a slip also
Should be enclosed in eaclr Parcel
bearing the name and address of
the SENDER, as well as Regimen-
tal number, rank and name of the
addressee, name of the Unit in full,
the initials C'.A.S.T'., and the .words
"c.o Base Post Office, Canada".
Such a slip, furnishing a return ad-
dress and the address in full of the
person for whom the parcel was in-
tended, would be valuable in case
the wrapper containing the address
was torn away.
Those sending parcels are remind-
ed that if a parcel is worth mailing,
it merits proper packing.
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HEALTH
TOPICS
Safeguard Health:
A -Job For Women
Canadian women have an im-
portant role in winning the war
by protecting�xthe health lines of
�e lxv,,e,,. �rz'i,nl,, sir. 'CYo1 dbn. tSd:Lro"'o,
general director of the Health
League of Canada, declared in a
rec'eiit address.
"You are soldiers of the de-
fence lines just as much as the
soldiers in the Maginot line," Dr.
Bates said. "Health is important
enough in peace time, but in war
time it becomes our primary pat-
riotic duty to preserve and im-
prove health." He told the group
that next week will be "Toxoid
Week."
He cautioned women against
thinking that the fight for safe
mine was oxer. The public is not
entirely von over to the value of
pasteur:zaiion," he said. "Public
education must continue. Safe
nitik prevents disease and we must
not rest on our oars now that the
government has passed the pas-
teurization law. Laws are of little
use unless they are backed by an
educated citizenry."
—0^
MEASLES ARE SERIOUS
Dr. J. W. Fraser, Kitchener
(Ont.) medical officer of health,
warned against treating measles
lightly, when he addressed home
nursing classes sponsored by the
Red Cross. He scored the old idea
that children should have certain
so-called "children's diseases,"
and directed attention to re-
search on immunization for such
diseases.
FREE CATALOG
OF GOOD USED FURFI[TUPE
Marvellous bargain prices' on
/furniture we have taken in
trade and reconditioned, If you
event to refurieleh, practieplly
ea good as new, in both 1o0ke
and service, at n PRICE AWAY
BELOW COST OF GOOD NEW
FURNITURE, and FRLIIGU L'
'REPAID, write lar title cafe.
tog. You can positively SAVE
ItEA.TI MONEY. It east* you
nothing to find out. Write TO -
ROYAL 'CH ESTE RFI ELD urns
Dept. W., 00 Richmond East
Toronto
WE OFFER YOU HEALTH
Send for your FREE! copy Of our
"i'a)niler Botanic Guide" and
!earls how you can secure quick
relief Prone alinsents of Sto1nach,
Liver, Kidneys and Constipation.
Reliable remedies. $Reasonably
priced. Don't gamble with your
L milted today. Pro-
ducts
Saskatoon, Sas!c.
`MIDDLE AGE" WOMEN
Thousands go thru this
"trying timer by � k i ttg
Piakhamrs•-Weft known
forhelpine female hme-
ticnal troubles Try di
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MEASURE HUMAN VOLTAGE
Scientists at last have measured
in terms of voltage the electrical
activity of human nerve cells.
Dr. R. Lorente de No, of the
Rockefeller Institute, told physic-
ists at the California Institute of
Technology, that a single nerve
cell, by statistical treatment, has.
been found to produce an elec-
trical potential as much as 1.16 of
a volt.
Is Doing
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STAVE OFF THROMBOSIS
Men with bay -window stomachs
who are threatened with coronary
thrombosis, the heart trouble that
kills high-pressure mental work-
aers,"can stave off the disease by
wearing. elastic belts to hold up
tlseir` "adiposities."
"Coronary death is really suffo-
cat)on:: of the heart, The "pump"
"Wig to receive enough oxygen
from the coronary arteries which
` feed its muscles.
WONDER MEDICINE
A new remedy for pneumonia,
which in its first trials on about
1,500 human beings in the last
few months, has proved better
than anything previously known,
is announced.
The drug is sulfathiazole, a "re-
lative" of the recently discovered
"wonder medicine" sulfanilamide,
and is the second such "relative"
to prove good for pneumonia. The
first was sulfapyridine.
Read For Relief
From War -Strain
Public libraries can contribute
enormously to the "nerve ,tone"
of the civilian population in war-
time, Miss Winnifred Kydd, form-
er deals of women at Queen's Una.
versity, told the Ontario Library
Association at its fortieth annual
conference,
Miss Kydd said reading exerted
a steadying influence on nerves
subjected to the strain of war. By
keeping people informed and ex-
panding their knowledge, she add-
ed, it helped to prepare them for
the pence to follow.
CREAM•
WANTED
We Are paying a areal high
price for cream F.O.B., Tor-
onto. Write for particulars
and came,
The Toronto Creamery
,fThe United Fa:rnr,ers
yo«opekative C o, Ltd.
Duke and George Streets
TORONTO, Ontario.
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. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS .
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TCI1 BOOKS — NEW LINE
just out. L'eautiful gold processed
samples. Send 10c for packing,
Salesmen mention territory want-
ed, Agents! Act quickly. Paynes,
Limited., Wallingford Building,
Winnipeg.
LIGHTNING ROD AGENT WANT -
ed to sell Phillips Lightning Pro-
tective System. B. Phillips Comp-
any Limited, 32 Osborne Avenue,
Toronto.
AGENTS WANTED 1011 UNIQUE,
low-priced portable duplicator.
Sells itself in stores, offices,
churches, schools, clubs, etc. Dan-
dy proposition for stationer or a.
specialty man. Box 4, 73 Adelaide
Street West, Toronto,
MEN — WOMEN! HERE'S WHAT
• you've been waiting; for! A steady
income -- finaueiai security for
life — guaranteed you with a Fa--
milex Agency of your own. Inquire
today without obligation, THE
lk'AMILEX PRODUCTS. COMPANY.
570 St. ('lenient. Montreal.
'AUTO PARTS AND ACCESSORIES
TO DEALERS WIRD ARE INTER-
ested in obtaining a source of sup-
ply for a complete line of auto
parts, accessories, tires, tubes, bat.
teries, oils, etc, we .'an assure you
the lowest possible wholesale pric-
es; and place you in a position to
be competitive to any large rata-
logue mail order House. lou are
under no obligations to inquire.
Letters will be kept strictly con-
. fidcntial. Dandee Auto Stores, 522
Yonge Street, Toronto.
BABY CIIICIis
ORDL'IR BABY CRICKS NOW. AT
tractivo 1QP.RAI:aneacillnes gita "Ise
—"mires, Austrolorps. Write for
,prices. 1Vingliam Hatchery, Wing,
ham, Ontario.
SENSATIONAL LOW PRICES ON
Baden Iiigh Quality Government
.Approved chicks. Savo money this
Year. Baden's amazing rock bot-
tom prices enables you to buy
chicks at rices van
aaffordyto pay. Standard you
White Leghorns $8.95, 90 por rent.
Pullets $18.95, Barred Rocks, Naw
"lamps $9.45, Pullets $16.00, Cock-
erels Barred Rocks Ge, Nelv'Temps
Be, White Rocke, White Wyan-
dottes, Light Sussex, Hybrids Bare
red Reeks x New Ramps, Now
"Tamps x Barred stocks, White
Leghorns ic Barred Rocks $10.46,
Pullets $16,90, Cockerels $6.95, Big
Egg Quality slightly higher, Three
week old Capons. Free circular,
Baden Electric Chick Hatchery,
Limited, Baden, Ontario.
CHEAP CHICKS ARE NOT •1L -
ways profitable, buy quality
chicks at no higher price u.nd be
assured of profits from our blood -
tested, government approved
White Leghorns. Eimviow Poultry
Farm, Norham, Ontario,
IT MAICES A DIFFERENCE IN
profits the kind of chicks you buy
now. Mrs. J. E. Purdy says "Rais-
ed 214 Bray chicks, all marketed
at 535 months .. - 5 to 7 lbs.
drawn." Order Bray chicks early
May, delivery now. Still bargains
in started chicks. Brny Iiatchery-,
130 John N., Hamilton.
FOUR DAY TRIP 2,071 MILES TO
Fairview, Alberta, 306 miles north
of Edmonton in the Peace River
District and 297 Barred IRocks and
White Rock chicks alive on ar-
riva]. out of 300 ordered, writes
Mr. Hector Girard. That's the lcind
of chicks that have built up the
Tweddle business, You too can
have these chicks and at the low-
est prices in our history made pos-
aible by our enormous production
and satisfied Customers. We have
13 pure breds, 5 cross brads to
choose from. Three week old ca-
pons, turkey pouits, and bargains
on started chicles. Free 1940 cata-
logue on request. Tweddie Chick
Hatcheries Limited, Fergus, Ont.
EGG TRAPS
MORE monies FOR EGGS. ELTM-
inate loss from emotes and breaks
by packing in Keyes Treys (filler
flats). 30 doz. large eggs packed
9n regular eases. Send for free
Examples or 25e for enough for one
case. Postage paid. Hawley Pro-
ducts Ltd., 79 Elgin Street, Brant-
ford, Ontario.
SPECIAL! 10 1ItEl; MOCKS
WITH EVERY 100 ORDERED; DE-
livery your date; proven quality,
blood -tested, White Leghorns 9e;
]Barred I1ocics, 10c, Guaranteed
pullets, 90 per cent. 16c. Rideau
Poultry Farm, Billings Bridge,
Ont.
CANADIAN POULTRY IuuVIuW
CANADA'S OLDEST AND BEST
Poultry magazine. A real ]yelp to
any poultryman, large or small.
Ohly $Loo per year. Sample Copy,
100, Canadian Poultry Review,
184M Adolaide Street West, Tor=
'onto.
CHRONIC sUF176ItERS
MEDICAL SPECIFICS FOR ANY
ailment Write Inc all your symp-
tonta H. 0, Sanders,Amherst, 17,S.
GARDEN SPECIALS
ASSORTED --- SIX FRUIT TREES
$5.00. Six noses $8.00. Three hand-
' red Strawberries $6,00. Ie«lfty
T{nur,herrirs $4,00, Cornplete Re.
;!clue t.'nts supplied. Cash with
overt Burlington Nursery (.'n.
Tile --e'en, ()Marin,
ISSUE NO. 1G ----'4th
ELECTRIC; MOTORS
ELTOCTRP; MOTORS, NIOW AND
:Rebuilt, also pulleys and V -belts.
Jones do Moore Electric, 2.96 Adel-
aide St. W,, Toronto,
ELECTRIC' 5'l•.N(:Fi
SHUR-SHOi'I% ELECTRIC FJONCER
saves Canadian farmers 30 per
cent. of fencing- costs. Two Shur -
Shock models with the amazing
new Diek Pulsator,. Outstanding
value. Reliably guaranteed. Made
in Nannie.. Write for cir.'ular or
see aur dealer. J, i;, Hallman,
I'etem'sburg, Ontario.
I II,y1S
APRIL ADVERTISING SPECIAL --
dollar value for 30c and advertise-
ment. Roil developed, printed or
eight reprints, with 'raft embos-
sed enlargement 7 x 10. London
Photo Service, Box 551, London,
Ontario.
FOR SALE
TWO -UNIT MILKERS — New as
low as $09; guaranteed rebuilts as
low as $89; also amazing new
Grade -A (5 parts replace up to
47 parts on others),free demon-
stration, get our ofer and free
Grade -A Guide. Box .Ti, Room X8-4,
Sarnia, Ontario.
FOUR POUNDS 'BURLEY AND
Virginia Leaf $1.00, fifteen pounds
$3.00. Pour pounds Virginia Leaf
Cigarette Tobacco $L50. Postpaid.
G. W. Jeffrey, Leamington, Ont.
TAYLOR SAFE ALMOST NEW,
outside dimensions 46" high, 29"
wide, 28' deep, cost $336.00. Sell at
half price.
STUAEr3AI;.E13 fi ee lee. 'G4PD .f4
rIrt14141 : io. t'.;;ig1.11' Su' .knots?'' boat,
N. O'Neill, f',reorgetown, Ontario,
IND0013 WATER. TOILETS
FOR FARM, SUBURBAN AND SUM -
mer homes, where water facilities
are not available, Government
Home Improvement payments ar-
ranged. Circular on request. Can-
adian Sanitation Company, 67 York
Street, Hamilton.
IIERU-UXt0WING
55,000 CROP PRoax HALF ACRE —
People everywhere are growing
Ginseng and Golden Seal (Medi -
eine herbs). Enormous profits! We
supply seed. instructions, buy ev-
ery pound. Particulars 10c (credit-
ed), No triflers. Associated Herb
Growers, Box 27`\r., St. Norbert,
Manitoba.
11UGS 1011 S ALL•'
ORCHARD VALLEY YORKSHIRES
—Present offering — Males. Ser-
viceable age and younger. Sows all
ages bred or open. Sans J. Gal -
laugher, Allieton, Ontario.
IIOTI,LS WANTED
0171/ SUCCESS IN SELLING HOT -
els is really phenomenal. We will
be pleased to have an opportunity
to try to sell yours. We advertise
in every paper in Ontario. For our
terns, write to Bert Weir & Sons,
Realtors, London, Ontario.
HUNTER'S BOURBONS
EXHIBITION QUALITY, DESCEND -
ants of our famous prize winners,
two poets unrelated, Government
approved, blood tested. R. D. Hun-
ter & $nn. Exeter, Ontario,
11K1)11)AI,
H1'AI TOL A REL.! EVES STOMACH
and Liver troubles. Symptoms:
Pains in right side, under shoul-
der blades and across hips, indi-
gestion, gas, constipation, gall
trouble. Formula of doctor. Re-
sults in one day! Price $5.00, Mrs,
Goo. S. Alms, Toa 1073W Saska-
toon.
Sask.
ECZEMA, RASHES, PIL.^1S, SURE
Peet, completely relieved by Der-
misoothe, the clean, powerful
household ointment, 25c, at your
local druggist, or mailed direct.
Write for free sample. Twentieth
Century. Remedies, 107 Hogarth
Avenue, Toronto.
IOMIIARASSED WITH PIMPLES OR
Blackheads? A famous skin spec -
lenses creme, will relieve you --
money-back guarantee. One dollar
brings month's treatment. Pull
simile instructions. llygeia Pro-
ducts, London, Ontario.
I'.OI'Itowvit FOIL. SAI,io
XIUNDRE]) AND TWENTY ACRES,
geed locality, soil and buildings.
Daring orchard, close to canning
factery, ('hureh and School, Cinr-
ence Mallory, Bloomfiei<l, Ontario.
trinI RED Ac1RPIS CLOSE TO PIC -
ton, great running factory center;
good locality, soil and buildings,
Clarence -Mallory, Bloomfield.it,
rues Pon s.A.I,E1
I'UIti;nPED WIREHAIRED FOX -
terrier !tops, eight weeks old from
shote Winning stock. Reasonable.
A, N, Robinson, Stratford, Ont.
Guaranteed
CAR AND TRUCK PARTS
Used -- New
'tl"FCIALI'/,I;V(: IN Itleittl'11T 11110-
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rr*, Alnane(osi, 'birhnrc(ors tittdthf•
ors 1 itrhnnge Servs s, (skirt
a(istaeiibu'I• i'Cfu"EI, Levy, 4ntt,
I'at(s, i`ornut5,
NGI1SERY STOCK
(RASPBERRY — 20 VARIETIES IN -
eluding Starlight, Chief, New-
burgh, Latham, Viking., Lloyd
raeorge, etc., $2.00 Per 100. 150 mix-
ed Gladioli bulbs $1,00. Pine Grove
Earm, Spencerville, Ont,
OFFER "1.'O INVENTORS
A.N OFFER -TO EVERY INVENTOR
List of inventions and full infor-
mation sent free, The Ramsay Co„
Registered Patent Attorneys, 273
Bank Street, Ottawa, Canada.
PleitSoNAI,
QUIT TulLet.'t.'o, SNUJele. EASILY,
inexpensively. Home remedy.
Testimon1aIs. Gum aul eed. Advice
free. 13aritetl's Ito% 1, tVirmtprg,
STOP -TOBACCO. Special. Quit smok-
ing, chewing tobacco, snuff, easily,
quickly.. Complete guaantee treat-
ment, 60c. Reliable Products, Box
251, Regina, Sask.
ItillLIGiOUS
"T.'LIJAH COMING BEFORE
Christ." Wonderful book sent free.
Megiddo Mission. 13„ Rochester,
New York.
SALESMEN waaann:D
MMIL1QSR DISTRIBUTOR - SALES-
nien -- invest 550.00 and be your
own boss; one sale per week beats
working for someone else: cap-
able hard workers earn 53,000 up.
retail prices as IOW as $89, also
amazing new machine by 36 -year-
old company. State full experience.
Box X, Room 8-4A, Sarnia, Ont.
SEED FOR SALE,
5.e It.: ''t'xi'>"'w9.4'-1n4'V9') 505LA'$ dntot ",*+,r- .-,.,, .,:•.,•+,-..
Registered one. Golden Glow seed
Born, grade one. Robert Peck, 111 -
ver Canard, Ontario.
SEPARATORS FOR SALE
WORLD'S CHEAPEST TO BUY ANI)
use -- the only American made se-
parators with self-baleneing
bowls, guaranteed never to getout
of balance, "whirl drying", guar-
anteed rebuilts as low as $38; free
catalogs, better get an Anker-
Holth than wish you had. Pox 13
Room 808-4, Sarnia, Ontario,
TRACTOR POR SALE
ALLIS (`T3AL,3.ifBS 20 85 TIRAC-
tor in first class condition. Priced
to sell. McCormick -Deering Agency
Galr, Ontario.
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BARGAINLYONSS!
HIGH CLASS RECONDITIONED
FURNITURE
Every article completely recondi-
tioned, guaranteed absolutely ..iean
and sold with a positive money -bad:
guarantee.
$19.50 3 -piece chesterfield E:uite,
English tapestry, reversible Mar-
shall Spring cushions.
$24.00 smart XCroehler chesterfield
suite, 3 pieces, upholstered in fig-
ured velour,
$27.00 large 3 -piece chesteefieid
suite. brown repp material, figur-
ed reversible Marshall spring
cushions. Perfect.
$35.00 beautiful brown mohair ches-
terfield suite, large size, figured
reversible Marshall spring ..ush-
ions.
$24.00 solid oak dining suite, buffet,
table and 6 leather uphols.cred
chairs.
$49.00 English oak dining suite, 9
pieces, buffet, extension table, ca-
binet, and 6 chairs.
$2.4,00 Dinette suite, fumed oak, buf-
fet, drop leaf table and 4 chairs.
$59.00 Floor sample dining room
suite, English oak, buffet, square
extension table and 6 chairs, up-
holstered in red mohair.
$69.00 smart walnut finish dining
suite, buffet, extension table, china
cabinet and 6 leather uphol'tered
eh airs,
$80.00 solid walnut dining suite,
large buffet. extension table, cab-
inet and 6 leather upholstered
chairs.
$19.50 Bedroom suite, walnut finish
dresser, steel bed, sagiess springs
and new mattress.
$39.00 smart bedroom suite in rich
walnut. finish, dresser, chiffonier,
full size bed, sagiess spring and
new mattress.
$49.00 floor sampio bedroom suite,
modern dresser, with venetian mir-
ror, chiffonier and full size bed, hi
new bleached walnut finish,
$69.00 eornplete modern bedroom
suite in waterfall design, bleached
walnut finish, dresser, chiffonier,
full size bed, seglecs spring', new
mattress and 2 pillows.
$0.95 large dressers with 3 roomy
drnwers.
510.50 walnut finish chiffonier, five
dl•atvilereel
s.
$I bed,
sagieAsIispring 1ons`and t new tmattress,
full size.
58.95 pull-out remises complete with
nett/ mattresses.
$14.95 six pieces breakfast suite, buf-
fet, drop leaf table and 4 chairs.
512.60 Singer drop head sewing Ma-
chine, Perfect eoiiditlon,
$9.50 kitchen cabinet with sliding
Porcelain top,
$6.50 good 8 burner gas stove with
high back, guaranteed.
Large assortment rugs, all sizes,
in excellent condition at ridiculous-
ly low ptines,
See Ire for your summer Cottage
furniture. We have the largest as-
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ntltttutte.rti at the lowest prices in Tor -
LYONS 1'URNITURE CO.
478 Yonge St.
Toronto