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Midst of Battle Cheese Factories
Work Feverishly
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mattiesS'and some hits of furniture made this British patrol Lam-
f•otable as 'thee' rested in a litteredLouvain Street. This photo was
.i&& before the Allied troops were withdrawn from the city,
RAVE
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The recruit wag disappointed in
kis uniform, 'It seemed to El M-
ir:here. '
Ile was still trying to wake the
buttons of his tunic meet when he
!passed the colonel on the parade
*round. And In h• preoccupation,
ke forgot to salute.
°Puli yourself together," said
tate colonel. "Dont you know you're
wearing the King's uniform?"
'Oh, that's it," said the recruit.
innew it wasn't meant for me."
"What causes the flight cf
tirae?"
"It's probably urged on by
the Spur of the moment."
"I'ra glad to find you as you ere,'
amid the old friend. "Your great
wealth hasn't changed you."
'Well," replied the Candid. mil-
lionaire, "it has changed me in one
rm now eccentric where I
Itieed to be vaigar, and delightfully
'witty where I used to be rude."
Teacher: "Your estray on
''Our Cat' Is word for word the
*me am your brother'ee"
- Jimmy: "Yes, sir, it's the
very same cat."
The old lady had made the ern-
eortunate young clerk fetch roll
after roil of linoleore, until he had
displayed everything in the etore.
"What did you say it was for,
Amadora?" he asked at last In dee-
'Ob, didn't I tell you?' replied
the customer, brightly. "It's for
ihe bottom of the .canery cage,"
"I wonder -Why rich folks so
often marry rich folks?"
•--..-'91.1.ecause they have so much
Atnerest in common."
tniKow did you 'manage to live to
to 107, lir. Whosis?"
'Well, you see, I refrained from
smoking, drinking, took plenty of
exesvise and stayed out in the
JIresh
'Well, I had an uncle who did all
. et! Those things, but he died at 57."
you see, he didn't do them
)(mg enough."
Most Unflattering
Posture Defects
Feminine posture, according
Elizabeth MacDonald, lectur-
or of New York City, can effec-
unflatteringl3r—be di-
vided into five classifications.
Any number of college girls,
Ike declared, can be pegged as
fonows: (1) Collapsed stomach;
(2) "Tummy -ache" postur e;
(8) Barrel shapes; (4) Stomach
wrinkles; (5) swallowed watek-
melon postures.
Miss MacDonald's college ley-
reS have proved effective.
Carefree, co-eds rktened in sil-
ence while she listed what's
wrong with them.
C.•N. Pa.ssenger
Staff Changes
Changes in the staff of the
C a n a d i an National Railways
passenger department were an-
nounced by H. C. Dourlier, gen-
eral passenger agent of the Na-
tional System. The changes
mere brought about through the
recent death of C. E. Walker,
city passenger and ticket agent,
at Windsor; which post is now
filled by G. H. Walker, former
city passenger and ticket agent,
at St. Catharines. The position
made vacant by the promotion
of Mr. Walker to Windsor is
being filled by K. M. Dyson,
Islip occupied a similar position
at Belleville. Announcement of
the new city passenger and ticket
agent, at Belleville, was expect-
ed shortly. All appointments 'be-
came effective on June 5th.
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BEATS T N T 100 TIMES
The U.S. Senate naval commit-
tee said last week that "a reput-
able scientist" had reported discov-
ery of an explosive approximately
100 times more powerful than TNT,
most destructive of explosives us-
ed in the first Great War.
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POISON FOR INSANITY
Insane persons are being restor-
ed to normal with one of the (lea -
hest poisons known to man.
The American Pryebiatric Asso-
ciation last week heard that cur-
are, used by South American Ind-
ians on their spear and arrow heads
to kill men and animals within a
few minutes, can now be prescrib-
ed safely in medical treatment.
it serves as a preliminary drug
in the shock treatment of persons
angering from schizophrenia and
other mental diseases.
The treatment came from witch
doctors In the Amazon jungles.
•OR SEWING UP TISSUES
•Development of a new method of
blood vOasel surgery in which su-
gar rods are used as "darning
eggs" in sewing together the deli-
cate tissues has been announced at
the University of Chicago. By this
method, the two ends of the ruptur-
ed vessel are threaded on to a slen-
der rod of sugar, coated with a
thin Um of oil to support •the tis-
sues. Thus held together, the two
ends can be sewn With "over and
over" stitches.
SAFES
Proteet ;Ivor BOOKS and CASH
front FIRE' alma .TDIEVES. We
have n size and type of Safe, or
Cabinet. for any nursose. Visa
err write tee nrlees, rte. to
Dept. W.
LIMITEO
TORONTO SAFE WORKS
145 'Front St. 'E., Toronto
Established
1$i
A STRONG, 25 -YEAR ROOFING
Why waste money on wood shingles that keg? Roof rout
buildings wi di METAL for permanence, protection end economy.
Pedlar's Nu -Roof in the "CouneilStanderd" Wand, i Guaranteed
foe 25Yew, f;4:4,ci digac-.:ioss 0 roar boilrling For our Free
otirnAte or cosatatts COSt iO4--"-••••• •
Parka. a,il rkes Of$ bntei
PErnmt PEOPt1
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odern
Etiquette
BY ROSEAU' A LEE
Q. if a waiter, a taxi driver,
someone similar, asks for a lar
rip then offered, what should
40?
A, Refuse to give it. The size 02
a tip is entrely optional with. the
one who gives it, and one Who
would demand more than offered
would deseree nothing.
Q. Isn't it poor manners for one
person to monopolize a conversa-
t ion ?
A. Yes. No matter if this person
is a good conversatIonalist, he us-
unity develops into a bore.
Q. When a person is talking and
is suddenly- forced to sneeze, should
he apologize?
A. Merely say, "Excase me."
Q. Isn't it permissable for a
young man in love to display anY
jealousy when in the company of
ethers?
A. No. A. jealous person is never
happy. One person wrote, "Itis said
that Jealousy is love, but 1 deur,
it; for though Jealousy be prodn'te-a'''
ed by love, as ashes are by lire, yoq;
jealousy extinguishes love as ash•e.
es smother the flame."
Q. Is it necessary to Introduce a
ten -year-old child to adults?
A. It is not exactly necessary,
but It is excellent training for the
child.
G. What is the symbolism of gar-
denias?
A. Refinement.
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EY ANNE ASHLEY
Q. How can I remove oil ma
from wall paper?
• A. Apply a pastem ade of e
water and- pipe clay, leave it
over night, then brush'it off in. t
morning.
Q. How can I select a good park;
Ing knife?
A. Be sure, when buying a paring
knife, to .select one with the blade
running through the center of the
handle and held by rivets. It is the
stronger kind.
Q. ITow can I prevent cat sick-
ness?
A. If one is inclined to 'become
nauseated when riding on a .street
car or train, try this preventive:.
Beat the white of an egg stiff,' thane
add the juice of one lemon anti a
little sugar. Take this before. start-
ing the journey and it wilI usually •
prevent any sicknees.
Q. How can I remove mud stains
from a garment?
A, If a brisk brushing does not
entirely remcaLe mud stains from
a garment, nib the spots with a
raw potato. This seldom falls.
Q. What is a good disinfectant
ler the kitchen sink?
.
A. Two tablespoons of aramomatee
end a gallon of boiling water, pourtg
ed down the sink while the solitA'
tion is still very hot, proves a very,
good disinfectant.
Q. How can I clean a. mirror pro.
perly, to make the glass beautiful
ly bright?
A. Rub the mirror with a ball �f
suet paper slightly dampened with;
methylated spirits; then with e.•:t
+taster, on whicli a little -whiting
has been sprinkled, andefinally po-
lish with a clean paper or a' wash
leather.
With several universities affiliat-
ed with conservatories of mnsie,
Mr. Gibbon argued it would be prac-
tical for professors of English and
music to co-operate in' illustrating
•such lyrics of any period as may
have been adapted for singing.
HARNESS & COLLARS.
Farmers Attention — Cons ul
your nearest Harness Shop about
Staco Harness Supplies. We sell
our goods only through your
local Staco Leather Goods dealer.
The goods are right, and so are
our prices. We manufacture in
our factories — Harness, Horse
Collars, Sweat Fads, Horse Blan-
kets, and Leather Travelling ,
Goods. Insist on Staco Brand
Trade Marked Goods, and you
get satisfaction Made only by:
SAMUEL TREES CO., LTD.
WRITE FOR CATALOGUE
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"...!1$16tir7aties"P"ati774VAT
*rime!. quality CANDID
.CADIEFIA, eta, "lye* hbaolodoly Eros
toy kolNno only 24 bOttlok perfume
at rodeo., phew,, ram nadirs kit an,tootrtiont /ant tree, Betirst ith your Werk
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Eastern •Ontario Most of
Them Are Working at Capac•
ity to Supply Foreign and 00.
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meo Needs
!;,ifee
A survey in the Eastere Ontario
cheeee-prodneing district around
Belleville indicated last week that
practically all factories are working
at capacity. District dairymen ex-
pressed belief they would supply
at least a portion of the 78,400,000
pounds of cheese recently ordered
,by the British government, to be
delivered at a set price of 1e cents
it DOW, f,o.b. Montreal.
SWITCH TO UNCOLORED
The effect of British preference
for uncolored cheese is noted on
the Belleville board .A premium of
14-eent was offered for the uneol-
emed variety and this is believed to
be responsible for many factories
evritch.ing entirely to making un-
• colored. Domestic trade, however,
has always shown a marked prefer -
owe for colored.
Fred Mallory, sueretary of the
Belleville hoard, commented the 14 -
cent price offered little margin of
• profit for the buyer sinee last
week's price was 13 9-15 cents, and
that left only 740 to cover the cost
of -wiring boxes for shipment, and
handling' and transportation ebarg-
eS.
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HEALTH:
TOPICS
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PREVENT 'TOOTH DECAY
Perhaps the greatest advance
that has been Made in dentine),
in the hundred years of its exist-
ence has bean in public eclucatiou
of the necessity for cleaning teeth
In order to prevent decay, It is dif-
ficult for wis to realize that the
toothbrusb and 'heap dentifrice'
are themselves of fairly modern or-
igin. The first thothbrushes were
made of horse hair or pieces of
cloth or linen, sometimes of sponge.
SAD STATISTICS
The I1SA of the toothhrueh is still
In Its infancy, according to state's. -
tics, •for ft is estimated that 70 per
cent. of the population Of North
.9.Meriea have never had their teeth
examined and about 00 per eent.
bave never brushed their teeth'.
• The idea of filling teeth and pre-
serving theni instead of pulling
theta Out isealeo an introduction of
the last century. The old dentists
used to ase coins, gold and silver
and lead; wherever they could get
it, for tooth filling; the introduc-
tion of plaster and enamel is ered-
ited TO Laurie. of Edinnergb, about
/654.
A few tiovee added to Tegera.ble
otep will give it a delicious flavor.
SPOTLIGHT
ON OGDEN'S
Ogden's
Fine Cut is In
the spotlight
of popularity
with rolle
your -owners every-
' where, because it hasti
the fragrance and the
6atooth
flavourthat makes every
cigarette you roll with it a emooth-
er, cooler, more satisclog cigarg5 '
Ash
O
rt ee's1,---r tirree lo d" Zsto—e
ten
Ogd.W't
Cue
Plug
etee•ee.
...CLASSIFIED /UWE
TEMENTLC
AGENTS WANTED
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LIGHTNING ROD AGENT %STANT.
ed to sell Phillips Lightning Pro-
tective System. D. Phillips Comp-
, any Limited. 32 Osborne Avenue.
• 'Toronto. '
AGENTS WANTED TO REPRES-
,• ent "The Old Reliable Foothill
Nurseries." Exclusive territory in
' town or country. Liberal terms
paid weekly. Handsome free out-
• ,:fits. Stone and 'Wellington, Tor-
onto.
Atnet.TlarN
InfiGENTLY REQUIRES TRAINED
• mere capable of maintaining and
building aircraft. Canada's largest
Aviation Training School offers
courses in Flight Training, Air-
craft Mechanics and Aircraft
Welding which should assure in-
telligent, capable men of future in
an industry- which will develop
Indeelnitely; not fade away when
the war is over. Look to your fut-
ure. particulars from Leav-
ens Brothers, Barker Airport, or
Island Airport, Toronto. Phone
Ieeenwooe 3831.
'BAKERY EQADPMENT
BAKERS' OVENS AND MACHIN-
ery, also rebuilt equipment always
41:Yrt hand. Terms arranged. Corres-
pondence invited. I3.'ubbard Port-
able Oven Co., 103 Bathurst St,
'Toronto.
CHICICS
YOU RECEIVE TITE WORTH Or
your money when you buy John-
son's chicks, they are bred to lay
and are good. table fowl. Prices
for June and, to end of season.
Itoeks 8 'ent, 90 per tient Pullets
17 cents, Cockerels 2 cents. All are
blood tested: Rocks bred from O.
13. S. stack. Leghoens The Barron
Strain. Sate arrival guaranteed.
30 per cent with order. J. D. Jen-
son, Fergus, Onterio.
PROMPT -.DELIVERY ON HIGH
quality chicks from carefully eel-
. led bloodtested stock Standerd
Quality White Leghorns 8$.25. 50
Per cent. Pullets $16.45, Cockerels,
i•'ite$1.00, Barred Rocks 88.75, Millets
...31.3.95, Cockerels $6.90. N w
58,75. Pullets $14.95. Coek-
e nerels KV, White ltorks, Hybrids
xtarred Roelts x New Hampe. New
• Ramps x Barred Rocks $9.75, Put-
' lets $14.93, Cockerel$7.90, 'Large
er,gg* Quality add one cent, 'Bigger
• Profit add two cents, started
chicks, capons. Free eireuler. Top
Notch Chi.clecries. (luelpb, Ont.
ell)LD„ THAT ORDER TINTIL IOU
•• cheek...these new low prieee ef-
nefeetiee .Tune 2:'nd, Standard Quee-
n,- ity White Leghorns $8.25, 91., per
cent. Pullets $15.e5, CIonkerels
$1,00, Barred Roeke. New Iremps
$8.75, Pullets S11.55. New Hemp
Coelterels Kee, Barred Rock
ockerels $0.75. White 'Reeks,
White Wyandottes, Light Sussex
Hybrids Barred Rocks e New
Hamps New Ramps x Derred
Itoence, White Leghorne x Barred
Roelcs $9.75, Pullets $11.9.5. Coek-
erels 27.75. Started chleke. et1P-
ona Write for prices on der -old
end started turkeys. lleden 'Mee -
tree Chiek Hatchery, Limited. Ba-
tten, On 1 :trio.
/...ATTNG AT 4-41e MONTHS.
• Weighing four end a helf to five
• and e. belt pounds at 4 nmeths.
That'e what linty MIA toners
write. Don't hesitate to buy Suite
Bray chicks, Add to your flocks,
or' start la with Bray's, Watch
• them grow. Fine June breeds are
Leghoens, Newhampshire L.S. x
N. H. Started chicks to order.
Bray Hatchery, 130 John N., Ham-
. liton, Ont.
• STARTED CHICle: BARGAINS —
Large type Pennsylvania Leghorn
ebicke, day old $7.95 per 100. put.
lets $15.00, Barred Rooks, Rock
.Leghorn Hybrids $7.95, pullets
$13.00. 2 weeks old pullets 23c, 4
weeks old anybreed 30'. Special
mating pullete 2o per chick more.
Lakeview Poultry Farm, 'Wein
Bios., 'Exeter, Ontario.
LARGE TYPE TOM BARRON LEG -
horn. mixer) chicks $0.95, pullets
guaranteed 50 per cent. $14.95 per
100. Barred Rocks. Rock x Red
:Hybrids, flock x Leghorn Hybrids
mixed chicks $7.95, pullets 812,95.
5 'week old pullets 25e, 6 weeks old
35c. Exeter Chick Eatehery, ENC.
ter, Ontario,
BUY QUALITY ctetC/CS, EASY TO
reise, the stand-by of thousands
fnoultrykeepers year after year,
• ewilty old and started.' Two hatches
• *, week to take care of prompt
shipment. 'Vigorous breeding
Stock, Sailing Farms & Hatchery*,
Ontario.
Sem Roofing—Granary Lining
IfillPERTI'M STEEL SHEETS COST
lees, cover more, last longer, lay
fester, save sheathing. Buy now
before War advances priors, direet
from factory. Superior Preducte
Limited, 15 Nelson Street, Sarnia,
Onterio.
RI LT, FOR saree
TEATILTN(.1, SHORT
1 Pull. S. A. 1,;,..4ter A.B. f,
Oeletille, 'Ontario,.
IcteeTlert SELF -CHARGER
WHY RUT NEW RADIO "B" EAT -
Tories? Guaranteed to recharge old
onus like mew. 51.25 brings co/II--
plc-le automatic self-ebarger and
full plan. Minard elt,nsen, Park-
side, Sask.
EXTERMLNATORS
DRItPO BUG KILLER. 85c, EXTER.
rninates bedbugs, moths, emili•
roaches, crickets, fleas, lice, tieke.
DERA.T RAT AND MOUSE KILLER
50c. learailess to humans, animals.
fowl. At Eaton's, Simpson's, Tam-
blyns, local dealers, or Derpo Pro-
ducts, Toronto.
ELECTRIG inoTORS
ATTENTION! — H.P. MOTORS,
60 or 25 cycle, $5.50, rebuilt. guer-
anteed. Spadina Electric, 302 Sree
dine, Toronto.
FA.itet
SPECIAL BARGAINS WHILE THEY
Last — all equipment recondition-
ed and guaranteed. Demonstrating
and•Jtebuilt Melotte Cream SePar-
eters: Electric Grinders; Grinders7
Hammer Mills: Letz Roughage
Mills: Diesel Engines, all sizes:
Gasoline Engines; Electric Light-
lng Plants; Tina and Link Har-
rows; Washing Machines: Coal
and Wood Stoves: Water PumPs
and Pressure Systems: Eleetrie
..leloor Polishers: Aerated Milk
Coolers; Fractional Horsepowfr
Motors; Write inc *odor. S. A. lee -
Ter, Stewart Ste Toronto.
lekfterS Fon SALE
ONTARTO
GUELPH DISTRICT: ONE HUNT, -
red acres, FOTO rlitt nt farm. "Weil
built. on splendid water. Hydro.
Meal location. full equiPmeon
Spring, seeding done. Must sell to
loss estate. Woods Farm Ageney,
Fergue, Ontario.
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teLowlete Lov Kee
leXCELLENT VARIETIES LARGO
Dehlins, $1.00 poetpaid. 100 beet,-
tlful gladiolus. Flowering size el-
batrosn, — ph•erdy — other beau-
ties. e2.00, peetpeirt Waft
SCOTTAND. Onterin.
tellICNITT.'WE FOR SALE
runNITURE reenteArNS FREE.
eatalogue of TIC07 end used terni-
ture bargains .sent on request. AU
/Teeth, seed on moeey-back guar -
ante -e. Wholesale- Furniture, 406
'Re rburst !=treg t, Toronto.
GROWERS. ATTENTION°
teretetT OARDENERS.
Write to us for stresses on your re-
eult•etnents of feuit and vegetable
Packet:tete The Oakville Basket
Limited, Ovesville. Ontario.
tforreLe eteeNTED
01111 Sr:on:PISS IN SELLING HOT.
els Is really phenomenal. We will
be pleascd to 'have an opportunity
to kry to sell yours,. We advertise
itt every paper in Ontario. For our
forme write to Bert Weir & Sons,
Realtor:a, Londor. Ontario.
MACH.. FARM kitelPLE5fENTS
Bowman Mectric Herder
FULL GU.ARANTnno, 6 VOLTS,
Disk regulator, 'High -Low switch
battery, I:1st/Inters. Price com-
plete — $10.00. Dealers wanted.
Bowman Metre Herder, Peters-
burg. Ontario.
MUSICA.r, litEtlitIREMENrTS
LET 'US LOOK AFTER YOUR 11176 -
teal requirements. Music. inetru-
aeeessoriee. Broadway Mu-
sic. 2375 Tonge Sr., Toronto.
PRIPCON
QUIT TotAcco. eNuFP. EASILY:
1»ee pensively. Home remedy.
Teetimenie Is, Ono renteed, A dviee
eree. Beetletee Floe 1 Winnipeg.
SALESMEN WANTED
FAMILEX QUA.T_ATT PRODUCTS
becoming better known every day
we need morc salesmen to in-
eure the hest possible service to
satisfied customers. Any active
end honest men can make a liv-
ing selling* 200 necessities which
bring repeat orders by themselves.
There is NO RISK with our sue,
eessful plan. Ask for FREE' eatti-
logue and information: P'SlITLEX
COMPANY. 870 St. Clement St.,
IvLONTIlT2kT4,
Guaranteed
CAR AND TRUCK PARTS
Used -- New
SPECIALUZIN(3 letentillielP MO-
TORS, VOWIIIRAINITS, IDTdAntPlIe
Molsts, Wireless, D•enerators, Start -
re, Magnetos, Ilarlorretors,
Ors -- EneMange Servlee, Glettro
SntistOellon or refund. Leer Auto
Votrtt, Troxente.
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PHOTO FINISEIIINO
FREE! YOU CAN • NOW OWN -A
complete set of beattiful elver -
ware absolutely .. without cost,'
manufactured and guaranteel. by
International Silver Company. You
may have this complete set eleso-
lately free by sending your films
to Imperial. Send an order now'
and receive complete narticeriars
of this amazing offer. Sex or sight
exposure films developed and
printed 25c, or 8 repr.ete 25e plus
your choice of a free tulargement
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To get the best in re:nifty an. ser-
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0.
TURKEY ronelce
TT:REETS—JUNE IS mra
for turkeys. We een eeppie eel),
with the hest that reone;.* wilt
buy. Three breeds, Pronze. :ear-
boun Reds, White Halland. *.wo
grades Extra Profit end eten•ial
Mating. Send for pr -e min eree
turkey folder, tells eon 11 to
feed and raise Turkees. nene
prices now in effete en teeelte
Grade "A" Leghorre $S.75 'yew
Pfamas 31.70, Barred. B'eke leee.
:Free CittalOgN0. TWt'a.61e •'1.7.*ek
HatehF ries Limited. nereue. 7nt.
TurtIettiv POP r.Te
BRAY TtninErs
amorey. Fine day -ole ci 0 s'.
on hard. They'll tai- ntt1
2I011- that your eleitits ar,
renge. Order now. Le, se 1.3t, leten,
Hamilton. Ontario.
WATER w-Vietes
WE GUARA.NTIeE \V 25[ nee. No
money. We use AP!.,4:0t,', i b. ale -veils
where quick send •-ni 70.- 01121: •
Special pian for den
curbing, saves half. Lrpe s" ns
for dug well with heel quick ;,,n4,d.
"Wenn drilled. Serie. five ..I elars
for making tests or lientine
ter, I:. J. Ashton, Per ll'opc
LYONS'
ot:TSTANDING 04 ritqtrAIN'•
neecoleiletTliUhle re Ern. NTTI TJt
$29 Large 3 -piece Oh(eterfleld
upholstered in figneed rep.,. Re-
versible Marshall eyneng ten...nuns.
Complete 1t reconditiorn d.
$32 Eeautiftxl bropatieeysta
3 ,,
versible. Marshall spring cueeems,
guaranteed perfectly Oran.
$49 Modern 3 -piece Chesteefield -
Suite, floor sample, uptioteeered
in novelty repp. beffet tyre re-
versible Marshall epe ;14: eue.tiene,
reg. $89 value.
$14.50 3.plece Chesterrienii Stine, up-
holstered in figured repo. ni.ever..
silale Marshall spine g euelions.
Perfectly clean.
339 Smart bedroom vette ir rich
walnut finish, dresser, chif7enier,
full size bed, eaglene spring', slew,
mattress and pair pillows.
$21 Simmons' walnut finish eteel
bed, seglees high riser serine, new
2 -ell -edge Inattross reed larg • wal-
nut finish dresser with lures mir-
ror.
449 Modern bedroom seite in twee
tone '1%' ChM t Ctniab, 1. anity -vith
tull length Venetiea mirrot. ehif-
tonier, full size bed, Nag:lees enrinll
atitoidn.new mattress. Perfect ianie
d
*ss Timed new floor sample bed-
room suite, in bleaehed welnut
finish, dresser or vanity, einPfon-
ler. full size bed, segless epring
and new mattress.
$24 Large solid oak dinews, suite,
buffet, extension table and
thcr upholstered ehaire,
$39 Modern walnut 'finish Ilineng
suite. buffet, extension tab)• and
6 leather upholstered enttirs. Zoete
Pletely refinished.
303 Apartment size etintngeoom
suite, in walnut finieh, buffte
ex-
tcnsion table, china eablnet and
6 leather seat chain. Refleished.
$59 :Beautiful English oelt dining
suite, large buffet, ehlint crainet,
extension table awl 11 leat11.,r up-
holstered °hairs.
$79 Beautiful walnut dielng • ;mite,
large buffet, extension
chine cabinetand 0 leather
stored ehairs. Perfeet,
$119 Largo solid weeet lening
snit?, (toet new • uppnet
roXitelar
$250), beautiful buffet, tx1,,Inifirx
table, ehina eablr.ec. and
tht r up bolsi erea tThIC!Cie
le refinished.
$20,50 Smart 3-prece ettelio tulle,
upholstered in •stripe holt
material. Studio mrecet. inte. twin
becle, 2 011A itt t Cearan-
teed perfectly clear
$17.50 Modern W411111:2 lilt till ...r..?2tik_
fast suite. Buffet uth ,ebinet top
nit Pe tension 1able, eel 4 ...ealre.
$19.50 te.roehier D:‘,1 Up-
holstered in figurt0 blue ""^Oolor
with reversible eprineefilled *ash.
ions, A1)(1 lleIV =Wry f•:;,'
All goods thoromeleie te eon e.
ed. gueranteed absollreee eke .. end
Nue fully era td for ,,,fe aent
en reeeipt or
LYONS FURNITURE CO.
478 Yonge St. — "Toronto
ISSUE NO. 24.---'40
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