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Mussolini Steps Into the •Warlight" Again
After a period of silence during which the most astute foreign ob-
servers could not say whether he would support Germany or the Allies,
Premier Mussolini is once more taking a warlike stand. Last week he
appeared to be pondering whether or not to plunge Italy into war. He is
pictured here delivering his most recent martial speech in Rome.
A fat maI1, riding to his home
on a crowded bus remembered
quite suddenly that he had two
five -dollar bills in his coat pock-
et. Thrusting his hand into the;
-pocket, he was surprised to fin(]
the• hand 'of a fellow -passenger.
"So," he shouted, angrily, "pick-
ing n'ly pockets, eh?"
"Let go my hand!" bellowed the
ether.
"Thief!" shouted the fat man.
"Rat!" hissed the thin man.
Then a timid -looking mall in
their vicinity said, "If you two
gentlemen don't mind taking your
hands out of my po.',ter, I'll get
elf at the next step."
_-0---
"Grace is surely not going
to marry that living skeleton
*F a man. He's nothing but
skin and bones."
"Why not? He'll make her
a rattling good husband."
_.--')—
A young doctor returned to his
dative village and galled up 7n the
old family physician.
"I suppose you intend to tpe)-
+ialize," remarked the latter.
. "Oh. yes," replied the young
span; "in the diseases of the nose;
:for the ears and throat are too
complicated to be combined with
the nose for purposes of study and
treatment."
Thereupon the family physician
inquired: "Which nostril are y.1
concentrating on?"
What's in a name? Well,
it'll be a Icing time before
any British baby is christen-
ed Adolf.
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Three men, tired of the world,
went to live on the top of a moun-
tain.
A year passed, and one of theme
said, "It's peaceful up here, isn't
it?"
Another year passed and the
second elan said, "Yes,"
Another year passed, and the
third man said, "If you two chat-
ter like this I shall have to go
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Shocked Old Lady: "And
en the way up here we pass-
ed twenty-five people in
(parked cars!"
Young Hostess: "Oh, I'nn
sure you're mistaken. It must
lhave been an even number."
Takeo. to Morgue
'Dead' Man Sore
A. "dead" man picked up on a
downtown Montreal street last
week turned out to be very much
chive when they got him to the
morgue—in fact, he protested.
"Hey! get me out of here
Buick," yelled 44 -year-old Adrien
-Chaumont when he revived a few
minutes after being .carried into
the morgue building, near where
le collapsed during a sudden at-
taek of illness.
After first-aid treatment, Chan -
Mont was removed to hospital in
i c ssal am hula )c .
Demand For Seed
Grain Very Heavy
!lot Ontario This Year, Depart-
ment of Agriculture Reports
Iieavle:st. th gland in years foe
,oche seed grain Was r(rpol'ted fre)h)1
many part~ of the province by -he
Ontario Department of Agriculture
in its weekly report.
Most Durham County farihle:mss
with seed 10 sell havo disposed of
practically all their supplies. T'r'ee
.noventent of seed in all oti2•.ae
wheat -growing sections was report -
•+(I and gluantities were said to be
plentiful.
Wheat has come through the win-
ter in excellent simea, it is rowel: -
awl it was gieen extra protection
ay additional snow in April. At the
same time, snow and rain has held
sap planting of the tier crop.
Considerable increase in the am-
ount or fibre flex to be grown in
the Godrh•ieh district was noted,
einem and new stenlines are conning;
well in Norfolk.
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HEART PAIN EASED
'Use of a newly -developed oxy-
gen mask has resulted in the dis-
covery that inhalation of oxygen
:n high concentrations (SO to 100
per cent) produ.ees "dramatic"
e'oatelllelht of intense heart pa!tl,
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SAVES AMPUTATIONS
'necessity for limb amputations
because• of the tearing of big
blood vessels niay be obviated by
the use of heparin, an anti -coagu-
lant extracted from beef lungs,
Dr. Gordon Murray of the Uni-
versity of Toronto said last week.
Experiments with it promise mir-
acles in saving limbs of soldier,
who have big blood vessels torn
by gunshot wounds.
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MAGNETISM KILLS BACTERIA.
Use of high frequency current
to kill. bacteria and fermentation
molts is being tested with suc-
cessful results at the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute. Milk was
placed in the magnetic field pro-
duced by the high frequency cur-
rent and it was found that it kills
aii kinds of bacteria. Similar ef-
.fects have been achieved by pass-
ing the currents through the milk.
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COLD VACCINE FORETOLD
A vaccine giving immunity from
the common cold may be perfect-
ed within the next few years.
Dr. Russell L. Cecil, professor
of clinical medicine at Cornell
University, said that "evidence is
already at hand
to ind
i ate
that
immunization against the influ-
enza virus is feasible and effec-
tive."
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VITAMINS FROM ELEMENTS
The -United States Department
of Agriculture has found in nat-
ure; gas, coal, acetylene, lime-
stone and water the raw materials
for making man's hormones.
The discovery promises a cheap
source of a class of remedies, vit-
al to life and health, which at pre-
sent are among the scarcest ant
most expensive on the druggist's
shelves. helves. •
A STRONG, 25 -YEAR ROOFING
Why waste money on wood shingles that brae? Roof your
buildings with METALfor permanence. protection aid economy.
1Pediet'st/tt-Itoofin the "CouncilStandatd"" frand,is Guaranteed
for 25 Years, Send dimeasioas of your building for out Free
estimate of complete cost,
Polder arra prices on ai)pticati m.
THE PEDLAR PEOPLE GUAM
Established 1861
Head Office- Oshawa, Ont.
antte'l Ottawa TorontoWinelpeg Ce➢sant
1 , • • •-4••. 0 -44 -
[LOW Cun 1?
BY ANNE ASHLEY
Q. How can I "easily clean soiled
shots on wall paper?
A. Sprinkle some starch liberally
on a damp cloth and apl7ly to the
paper, using a circular motion.
there are some partieularly bad
spots, go over theta several tinges.
Q. How can I make neat holes In
a leather belt?
A. Heat a steel knitting needle
red hot arid burn in the necessary
bole; this makes a professional-
](meting job.
Q. How +raa I keep cut sections
('f .t, bake ft•esll?
A. 'Take two slices of bread and
istiek, • these against the freshly -cut'
slp-faee of the -cake by means of
t)OThpieks.
Q. Iiow can I wash a chamois
Shin and prevent its hardening?
A. When washing the chamois.
put a few drops of ammonia into a
basin of water and rinse. Do not
wring„ but dry quickly in the sun
or over a fire, rubbing well with
the hands to prevent its harden-
ing.
Q. How can I clean painted wood-
work effectively?
A. Boil two or three onions they-
ouiddy, and the water in which.
they are boiled will clean painted
woodwork very nicely, leaving the
surface clean and glossy; no soap
i5 required.
-* wa-.v..m•-x-a-c-a-a-tt
)A.
Moder;:
tzette
731' ROBEIt t A LEE
Q. Is it pernissable to call a per-
son by his nickname?
A. Yes, if you are well acquaint-
ed with this person, and know that
he does not object. A girl who has
just met a young man should never
address him as Bud, Junior, Shorty
or Recl.
Q. What is the average time that
e hould elapse between an engage-
ment announcement and the wel-
ding??
A. The average time is six t')
eir;Iht weeks.
Q. When giving an in ormal -din-
ner, how should the hostess Iet
her guests -know where to sit?..
A. The hostess should stand at
her place and tell each one.
Q, Is one ever permitted to use
a toothpick, when in the company
of others?
A. Never. If some particle has
lodged in a tooth and it is very un-
comfortable, one should leave the
room and attend to it.
Q. What aro the most important
things about a "thank you" note?
A. The two most essential things
are that it be written promptly,
and that it has the ring of sincer-
ity.
6. In leaving a public dining room
with a girl, should the man allow
the girl to go first?
A. Yes. Tho girl precedes,
On some 50 deep reconnaissance
flights made by night by the Royal
Air Force only four aircraft are
known to have been lost through
enemy action.
CREA
WANTED
We are paying a real high
price for cream F.O.E., Tor-
onto. Write for particulars
- and cans.
The Toronto Creamery
The United Farmers
Co-operative Co. Ltd.
Duke and George Streets
TORONTO, Ontario.
UPIMMIEINall
•
ttention!
JSED TRUCK
BUYERS
It will pay you to see Ont-
ario's largest assorted stock
of good Used Trucks.
Write, phone or call at
G.
TRU
Factory Retail Branch
208 Spaciina Ave.
Toronto
Phone WA. 1831
Open Evenings
European Farm
Areas Analyzed
Bulgaria, Lithuania, Yugosla-
via, Rumania and Poland Are
Most Heavily Agricultur, 1 —
Northern Europe Chiefly in-
dustrial
An analysls prepared by the In-
tt'-national Institute of Agriculture
at Rome shows that the Farm Axis
In. }Europe, as it may be called, is a
line extending frcai Great Britain
on the northwest to Bulgaria on the
south-east, representing the range
from the }highly industrial to the ag-
ricultural areas. Along this line is
found an increasing proportion of
the population occupied .in agricul-
ture, with the arinimuiu of 6 per
cent for Great Britain, then Bel-
gium with 17 par cent, Germany
29 per cent, Hungary G'3 per cent,
Yugoslavia, 779 per cent, to Bulgar-
ia, with the maximum of 81 per
cent.
BULGARIA AdOS'T
AGRARIA N
in the other large a.grieuitural
, countries in Europe, the percent-
ages are: France 36, Jtaly 48, Spain
56, -and Rumania 78, while in the•
more northern countries the pro-
: portions are: holland 21 per cent,
Norway 29 per Gent, Sweden 36 per
cent, Latvia 66 and Lithuania 77.
In the group or-;hi'af agricultural
countries, more than three -quar'ter's
of the occupied population is engag-
ed in -agriculture. This group in-
cludes Bulgaria, Lithuania, • Yugo-
slavia, Rnmania an' Poland. This
is "agrarian Europe par excel-
lence.
Canadian National
Railways Revenues
The gross revenues for the all-
inclusive
ltinclusive Canadian National Rail-
ways for the week ending April
14, 1940, were 54,097,320
.as compared with 3,515,534
for the corresponding
week of 1939, an in-
crease of 581,786
or 16.5%.
CLASSIFIE
ADVERTISEMENTS
At;1•)N'rs W .VEER
.`1'iiUTNI;tic, ]ROD AGENT WANT-'
ed to sell Phillips Lightning fo•n-
tective System. 13. Phillips Comp-
any Limited, $2 Osborne Avenue,
Toronto.
Argl•JNTS \VAN'TF:1) FOR UNIQUE,
low-priced portable duplicator.
Sells itself i'1 ,toes, offices;
ehurs:hc •haola clubs etc. I)an-
dy promvAltion for m. tioner or a
specialty man. 1, )4 4, 73 Adelaide
Street West. Toronto.
Just Released From Pawn
ill':N'r nOI'rS LATEST STYLES
and colour... +•,•-t when new up =0
$73.nn, re -:1 opportunity for yn17
to plrk up eIr Spring suit for
Just the small charges against'
them which run as low sa 38., $10.,
$12. Coyne in :end se,e Its when in
111.` city. A11 e's,tualian outfit and
1 do moan ''7t1+v}ian. Hughl(s
1'rrulin'� lost. ;:i : Y.mge, Toronto,
I)ntnrlu.
-tR FIb'I(•IAt. LIMBS
HANGER. L131I3 t'O.. 124 Wit:LLING-
t,.rl Street \\,•st. 17, -Ionto. Improv-
ed Limb, without ::boulder straps.
Free ,•atalo0'u• .
BAKERY EQUIPMENT
I:AKLI.h OVENS .AND 11I1.CHIN-
cr•y, also rebuilt equipment always
on hated. Terns arranged. Corres-
pondence invited. H'.ubbard Port-
able ()VonCo„ 103 Bathurst St"
.Toronto. -
BABY CIHICKS
ORDER BABY CRICKS NOW. .T -
tractive prices on tvell bred Bar-
red Rocks, White Leghorns, Hamp-
shi1'e.% Austrolorps, Write for
prices. \Vinilh:Im IRltchery, Wing -
ham, Ontario.
CHEAP CHICKS
CIIEAP t'11.1C14.13 ARE, NOT AL -
ways profitable, buy gtictlity
chicks at no higher price and ha
assured of profits from our blood -
tested, government approved
White Leghorns. Eltut•iew Poultry
Farm, Norham, Ontario.
"131ST 1 EVER. BOUGHT," SAY.
Mrs. V. Dicker of her Bay chicks.
Prompt shipment of Bray Barred
Rock, New Hampshire, Columbian
'\Vyandottes, Brown Leghorns:
also started cockerels send capon
Bray Hatchery. 130 Je,hn St. N.,
Hamilton,
AMAZING IS THE UNr.,Y \VOltil
for Top Notch 12.40 Chicks. Better
than eves• and lower in price. Send
for May price list. Standard quality
non -sexed Leghorns $8.10, Barred
Rocks, New Hamps, 38.25, White
.Recess, .Hybrids Barred Rocks • x
New Ramps, New Ramps x !Barred
Rocks $9.95, 90 per sent. Pullets
Leghorns $16.95, Barred Rooks
$14.75, New Hamps, Hybrids 311.75
Cockerels Leghorns two giente,
New Humps 35.00, Barred Rooks
37.00. White Rocks, Hybrids 67.73,
Large Egg Quality, }Bigger Profit.
Quality slightly higher. Top Notch
Chickeries, Guelph, Ontario.
TWED.DLE HAS UNLOCKED THE
door to opportunity and thrown
• away the key. Act quickly hut
take time to compare the duality
Of Tweddle Chicks, gond also see
the money You can Save. (gigantic
production 55,000 to 60,01,0 chicks
(hatched every week) enables us
to sell for less. 18 varieties to
choose from. Day-old chicks, start-
ed chicks, three, 'week old capon,,
turkey pouits, J''ree 1940 cata-
logue. Tweddle Chick Hatcheries
Limited, 'Fergus, Onterio.
THEY. ARE GOING ]'AST! DON'T
miss these bargains, Just Barred
Rocks and New Hamps left. Stan-
dard Quality ten days old Barred
Rock pullets $18.40, non -sexed
311.45, cockerels $7.91, Now Hemp
cockerels$5 95two-week-old,
„ add
one cent, three -week-old add four
cents, 131g Egg Quality add one
seat. Extra Select add tW,) cents.
Big cockerel special while they
last, T3arrrd hocks' and New
Hamps three to four -week-old
Barred Reeks Standard Quality
310.95, New lumps $9.95. Baden
Electric ('hick Hatchery Limited,
33htden, Ontario.
EG( 'r1tAI'S
MO1R.I7 MONEY FOlt EGGS. J.ELLI-
inate loss 'from cracks and breaks
by packing; in Keyes Treys (filler
MIAs). ,30 cion. large egg's packed
in regular cases. Send Por free
samples or 25e for enough for one
ease. Postage paid. Hawley Pro.
duets Ltd., 79 Elgin Street, Brant-
ford, Ontario,
QUICK ACTION TS WHAT 'COLI
want with chicles now. Bray is
ready With 18 varieties, Started
chicks, capons. For egg or meat
Markets. Tnunedi tte shipment. lint
order sooty. l;ray hatchery, 1130
John N., Hamilton.
•- III T U)S
MEXICAN Tlgl:):. PLOW1L7.S. GOR-
efeous bloom, in pink, red, yellow,
eta, all Summer, 6 bulbs for 25e.
'Postpaid, 77it 11 catalogue rare
plants and bulbs, (Garden Guild
Bulb Dept. Toronto 12.
BICYCLES, li9OTORC1'CLI,S
(BEE ILrh ,rnA .ED CATALOGUE
lhnv rebuilt. liicv,.les 31e tip. reed
'ltfotoreyclea. 'Duke's, 631A Queen
'WW'., Toronto.
ISSUE N07 18- "'40
' 1)IS).{.r'0 ET'(: KILLER.
DERPt' 171 (1 KIreeeeit, 350. •'xterin-
inat,-s bedbugs., moths, ceekroacY.-
es, :I•iek,•t$, fleas, list ticks.
"DEBAT" ltnt and Moue Killer 50'x,
fowl.
At Eatons, Simvons, 'r rube ns, loc-
al dealers, or Lo rpo Products, Tor-
onto.
(1ARI)),N SPEC/ALS
ASSO1','I11) — STN FRTI11' TREES
93,usi, Six Roses 53.)0. Three hund-
red 1trawber.iss 36.0. ]Fifty
Itn:?peerries 34,10. '_ompiete R -
cluirements supplied. Cash with
nrd :z. I3ttriirfi't071 Nurser$ •_o.,
131111ingion. (13 `e.--_._...__....._
F'1 LMS
APRIL ADVErtT1SING SPECIAL ---
doller value for 30e and advertise-
ment, Roll •lac l op'd, printed or
eight reprints, with craft embos-
sed enlerg"nae1't 7 x 10. London
Photo Service, Dee. 531, London,
0ntarin,
F'Olt SA 1.)s0
FURNITURE BAItc AIN., FRET.
e:atnln rue of 31011 and used furni-
ture bargains sent un request. All
goods sold on money -back guar -
ante, 'Wholesale Furniture, 460)
Bathurst Street, Toronto).
FOR SALE?
TWO -UNIT '9217I ERS New as
low as $99: guaranteed rebullts as
low es 3811; also amazing new
Grade -A (5 parts replace up to
47 parts on others), free demon-
stration, get our offer and free
" Grade -A Guide. Box K. Room X8-•1,
Sarnia, Ontario.
FOUR POTTNI)$ meeee 5y AND
Virginia Leaf $1,00, fifteen pounds
33.00. Four pounds Virginia Leaf
i',igarette Tobaeco $1,50. Postpaid.
G. \\-. Jeffrey, Leamingtotl_Ont.
HOGS FOR Si.LE
ORCHARD VALLJ,T YORKSHIRES
---Present offering — Males. Ser-
yi cable age and yea:Igor. Sows all
441405, bred o1' ellen, Beata J. Gal.
Iauehor. e)ntario.
)t0'rELS ev.t t't'I•'.1)
.OUR SU('CI:SS IN SF.LI,TNG HOT -
els is rswily phenomenal. We will
be pleased to have an opportunity
to try to sell yours. We. advertise
in every paper in Ontario. For our
terms, write to Bert 'Weir & Sons.
Ilprl.ltors, London, Ontario.
Iroutsi•:S FOR 5.11,1:
FOR. S_\LE, IBLA('K PEftCHERON
- Stallion, three e Bare old. by that
well known stallion Prince Degas.
This is a very onvetanding horse,
Clarence Vernitlyea. R.77. 5, Belle -
Ontario.
SIEDirA I,
ECZEMA, RASHES, TILES, 80131e
Feet, completely relieved by Der-
misoothe. the clean, powerful
household ointment, 25e. at your
local druggist, or mltiled direet.
Write for free sample. Twentieth
Century Remedies. 107 Hogarth
Avenue. Tornnio
NURSERY STOCK
STRAWBERRY PLANTS, PREMIER
35.00 thousand. Burrill, Glen
Mary, Parson's Beauty $4.00 per
thousand. Darwin Cripps. No. 2,
Acton.
BIGGEST 31,00 GA17DI'1NI 20 DIF-
ferent Perennial Plants (Delphin-
ium, Pyrethrum, Sweotrocket,
ete.) Barberry, Ninebark, Japonica
Shrubs: Evergreen: Weeping Wil-
low; 250 Seeds; Gayfeather Bulbs.
Prepaid Two orders 31,80, Dollar
Nurseries, la'onthill, Ontario.
ic C'Itsrenv STOCK
SIX ONE DOLLAR OTFI)ns ---
Po'traid — 6 vu-ieties Hardy-
Phlox; 6 varieties Perennials; 6
Perennials for Rock (Marden, 12
varieties Iris; 8 bulbs harden Lit
les: 50 No. 1 Gladioli, mixed: all 6
lots 55.00, Express paid. Catalogue
on request. Forward gardens, iro-
gll0is, Ontario.
PUPS FOR SALES
PLTRLT3REIr) WIREIHAIRED FOX -
terrier pups, eight weeks old from
show winning stook. Reasonable.
A. N. 11.00inann. Stretford, Ont.
PERSONAL
IT 'I'O13Al4'0 SbItN'N 1'vAJiL1.
Inexpensively .:Horne remedy.
Teel intim Inls (in.)tttnleed Advice
fres flartlett'+ t1n- 1 'Caton/nog
PHOTOGRAPHY
11Ai' ' 4t CTA Tt
TRIAL ROLL IIOR
eight reprints, 153', with advertise-
ment. London Photo Service, Box
551. London, Ontario.
Guaranteed
CAR AND TRUCK PARTS
Used -••'- New
11t'b1CI:li.I'ZI:\ IN IttEft t'Il:I' 510 -
TORS, I'05VI0I-I.U11rI7'S. i13drnulte
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ors Exehnnge Son, :or, 0105', .-
Sr,tl§fuu(ion or rerun'], Levy Ant('
t'nrte, trOret)to.
PROPERTY FOIL SALE
COUNTRY STORE AND DWELLING
in Welland County. Ontario. Im-
mediate possession. J. Page, Crys-
tal Beach, Ontario.
(t.I'ILT PATCHES
QUILTING PATCHES 5 I.T3S. $1,10,
postpaid. Washfs.st cotton print
and broadcloth, 3 :1 6 up. Textile
Jobbers, 20 Maud Street, Toronto.
Sleep? FOR. SALE
44444
1„500 BTT5H171:,.1•' ERMAN' VARIi:'.rl,
2nd prize Provinoiol Deed Exhibi-
tion, c'hatham; and prize, Lambton
County' Seed Show, AMvinston.
(Trade 1. All seed prepared with
Government approved cleaner and
carter Disc Grader, Inc. Robert
MacDonald, Brig'di•a, Ontario.
1.1RB_\N OATS, ('F.TCTIFIEI) NO. 1
7t" per bushel Begs free. Joh„
Alexander, Roes( Z, Georgetown.
Ontario.
VANGUARD OATS. 11T.t4. $1.25 131)S.
Vanguard Oats. No. 1 $1.110 bus.
Erban Oats reg. 31.15 bus. Erban
i)ats No. 1 900 bus., .t laska Oats.,
No. 1 $10. bus., (30.1 .er Oats No. '
er.S.. lite bus..Victory Oats, No.
a
b
95c,us„ bits0.A-„ .(V.icNoo,ry 5l est
', 1 l7a.rie3 it ,
31.25 bus., 0 A c. Ne. 1
$1.00 bus., Noharla N .1 Batley $1.
bus., Barley Velvet ;\o, 1 $1.0 hug.
All P.0.T3., Toronto. Bags Frey
:l.a1t for catalogue. Kelley's Seeds,
772 Dovercourt Bone, Toronto.
RELIGIOUS
"ELIJAI3 C 0 31 I : n 11EF )1777
Christ." Wonderful b.eclt sent Fre(;.
Megiddo erission, Itoche:itEr.
New }'nil:.
RL-'LI(:T0I7'r
GODS WAY OF SALVATION lit'OK-
let for the to r. ' mailed free
and postpaid 1dd...., ssi los le:u.
Killarney, Manitoba,
SALES HEN W OANT1011
MILK.EIR DISI R.Tit"roe - ti.1i,G1S-
men — invest S:,+l,t, .,10 be your
own bels: one eel.. 1•cr week bens
working for sohteut,e eine: cal)-
able. hard workers earn 33,000 les,.
retail prices as torr as $89. ale:'
amazing new machine by 36-year-
(sld , inpeny. Suite full experience,
Box 1- , Rnc,n) 8-4A, Sarnie, Ont.
STPAIIIFEER1Nq.
PERMANENTLY COIIRECTED ---.
guaranteed if lnstrtl•:tions follow-
ed. New scientific method. Twenty
Years' experien,:t:, References. H.
W. Bogue, 220 MCDerrrot, Winn,.
pee.
LYONS'
BARGAINS!
HiGal CLASS RECONDITIONED
Ell RN ITT Rl$
335 Large 3 pies,: Chesterfield Suite,
upholstered in brown mohair fig-
ured reversible Marshall spring
cushions.
324 Apartment size 3 piece ]'epi)
Chesterfield Suite. 'Marshall 0u517 -
1011s, thoroughly clean,
932 Beautiful Kreeehler 3 piece ches-
terfield Suite, upholstered in fig-
ured blue jacquard. Perfect condi-
tion.
31.9 Large 3 piece Chesterfield Suite.
upholstered in figured brown repo
with reversible Marshall sprint;
ettshione.
325 ::olid oak dining; room ':nit",
rempletely refinished, buffet, ex-
tension table and 6 leather seat-
chnir'e:.
339 Complete 9 piece solid oak Din -
Our Suite, buffet, extension table,
china cabinet and 6 leather uphol-
stered chairs.
369 Modern 9 piece walnut finish
Dining Suite, completely refinish-
ed, buffet, extension table, china.
cabinet and 6 leather upholstered
"i B
('bnih'•
el'.
utiPul lite
se walnut dining
stile perfect condition, large buf..
fet, extension t.ab10, china cabinet
and 6 leather sent chairs,
389 Smart bedroom suite in walnut
finish. drrsser, chiff,',' l full size
bed, sagless spring and new mat-
tress.
319 Simmons hoed in walnut finish,
sagle.s spring, new mattress and
large dresser.
349 Modern bedroom suite in deck,
two-tone walnut finish, large van-
ity, Venetian mirror. chiffonier•
full size lied, sagees spring and
1107'' matt Tess.
359 Beautiful modern bedroom suite
in rich bleached walnut. finish,
large dresser o1 7(117'5: chiffonier.
full size bed, s 1 less spring 3711d
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311.95 Combination des' nd •'hest
in walnut finish with 3 large
drawers and desk eemp.rtment,
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36.55 Largo chestclfitle -hairs,
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LYONS FURNITURE CO.
478 Yonge St. — Toronto