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ty of repeat orders. Protected terra
tory for producers. Clarion Company,
Post Office 162, St. Catharines, Ont.
PROGRESSIVE AGENTS WANTED
for made -to -measure men's cloth-
ing. Supercraft Clothes, 5044 St. Law-
rence, Montreal, Quebec.
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ARTIFICIAL LIMBS
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BARN ROOFING - FENCE POSTS
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save you money on Supertite gal-
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DOGS
IGH CLASS SCOTCH, ENGLISH
Collie Pups, natural born, low
heelers, good watch dog. Males, two
months, $3.50. 3 months $3.75. Females
$2.00. Failures replaced free. Trained
cattle clogs, trained fox, coon and deer
hounds. Rapidview Kennels, Morris -
burg, Ontario.
FURNITURE
SPECIAL OFFER
Free delivery to nearest freight depot
if you enclose this advertisement or
present at our showrooms if shopping
in Toronto.
HUGE SALE OF
TRADE-IN FURNITURE
Every article completely recondit-
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onto's largest used furniture market.
Special attention given to mail
orders.
6 95
Dressers, excellent condi-
' tion, all finishes.
10.50 Singer drop head Sewing
machine, perfect shape. •
8.95 Day -beds, complete with
new mattresses.
11.95 Kitchen Cabinets, perfect
shape, porcelain top.
7.95 3 and 4 burner Gas Stoves
perfect condition.
14.50 Breakfast Room Suites, 6-
pieces complete includes
Buffet, several colors, enamel finish.
12.95 Bed Outfits, walnut finish,
all steel panel beds, way-
sagless springs. brand new mattress.
19.50 3 -piece Chesterfield Suite,
genuine French Jacquard
covering, Marshall cushions, a snap.
29.00 3 -piece Chesterfield Suite
in heavy repp cover, used
less than 1 year, reversible Marshall
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35.00 3 -piece Chesterfield Suite,
covered, finest quality mo-
hair. walnut, Marshall springs through.
out, reversible cushions, like new,
really beautiful.
19.50 8 -piece solid oak Dining
room Suite, buffet, table,
and fi leather seat chairs in perfect
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Suite, large dresser, vanity
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new mattress, completely refinished.
89,00 Beautiful, 9 -piece Solid
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large buffet, china cabinet, extens-
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chairs, cost new over $300, Complet-
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49.00 9 -piece walnut finished
Dining -room Suite, buffet,
square extension table, china cabin-
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in perfect condition.
Send money order for coir. alete
price of goods. Money back gaur-
antee.
LYONS CHESTERFIELD MFRS.
Trade-in Department
478 Yonge Street, Toronto
FILMS AND PRINTS
ENLARGEMENTS FREE WITH
every 25 cent order. Roll films
developed and eight prints 25 cents,
reprints 3 cents each. Brightling, 29
Richmond Street East, Toronto.
AISE MINE FOR PROFIT - GET
,,a started right with Moss "quetico"
strain mink -guaranteed stock. Write
for full information, Moss Fur Farms,
Limited (mink breeding specialists),
Sapawe, Ontario.
SPARKLING, HIGLOSS, DECKLE
edged prints, three extra with
each roll finished 25c. Twelve reprints
25c Delhanty's, Webbwood, Ont.
MINK with a proven pelt record,
the same strain which averaged
$36.50 in 1936 and $41.50 in 1937,
and that after the best have been sold
for breeders. 0. Lee, Faust, Alberta.
ROLLS DEVELOPED; PRINTED,
one free enlargement. 25c. Re-
prints 10 for 25c. 'Photo -Craft, 1833
King St., E., Toronto,
ROLLS DEVELOPED AND EIGHT
prints with free enlargement, 25c.
Reprints 3c each. Commercial Photo
Service, Dept, 11. Outromont, Que..
LILY BULBS
PLANT LILIES NOW - ADD TO
brightness of your garden with
Lilies from home-grown bulbs of re-
liable varieties. Also other perennial
flowers -and fruit trees for northern
gardens; all of the hardiest strains.
Send for Autumn Catalogue with in-
structions for Lilies, etc. Arrival of
all plants in good condition guaran-
teed. The Manitoba Hardy Plant
Nursery, F. L. Skinner, Prop., Drop -
more, Manitoba.
MACHINERY
SET OUR NEW PRICES ON THE
Goold, Shapley & Muir gas, gaso-
line, and fuel oil engines and grinders.
Also repairs for Brantford engines,
pumps, windmills. J. A. Fellows & Co.
Brantford, Ont.
FANNING MILL (KLINE) SEED
Grader, guaranteed increase crop.
Write, Kline Mfr.. 121 Empress Cres.,
Toronto.
MEDICAL
CONSTIPATED? - Immediate Re-
lief -(money back guarantee.)
Perfect (brand) Laxative Pills, 35c
box, 3 boxes $1.00, Mail orders in-
vited, Perfect Chemical. 460 Rich-
mond W., Toronto.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
LEARN TO PLAY A SAXOPHONE,
Trumpet, Trombone. Become a
Musician. Send for Form for six days'
Free Trial. Ten months' terms -no in
terest. Literature flee. Greene Music
Company, 57 Queen St„ East, Toronto.
PERSONAL
KING'S Own Scottish Borderers
veterans desiring Berwick-upon-
Tweed cards and re -union informa-
tion. Send names, address to Box 9,
Room 421 Wilson Bldg., Toronto.
25C ROLL DEVELOPED AND
one deckle edge print of each.
Reprints 3c, 10 for 25c. One Free on.
largement with each order 25c or
more Snap -Y Photo Service, 130% '12,
Station IX, Toronto.
BOOKS EVERY MARRIED COUPLE
'and those contemplating marriage
should read. "Entering Marriage," 24
pages, postpaid, 15c. "Sex and Youth,"
104 pages, postpaid, 25c. Our 20 page
illustrated catalogue of books, drug
supplies, and household novelties, free
upon request. Supreme Specialty. 169
Yonge. Toronto.
ARE YOU RUPTURED? RELIEF,
Comfort, Positive Support with
our advanced method. No elastic or
understraps or steel. Write, Smith
Manufactnrine pant. 219. Preston,
Ont.
POULTRY AND EGGS
ACT QUICKLY - IF YOU WANT
THESE PULLETS AT ROCK
BOTTOM PRICES
An healthy birds from Government
Approved bloodtested stock.
Barred Rocks, White Leghorns, 6
weeks old 18c, 7 weeks 22c, 8 :weeks
26c, 9 weeks 28c, 10 weeks 30c. As-
sorted breeds, 6 to 7 weeks old 17c,
8 to 10 weeks 20c. Super Quality
2c per pullet more. Write for prices
on older. pullets. Terms: Shipped
C.O.D. anywhere, 100 per cent. live
delivery guaranteed. BADEN EL-
ECTRIC CP -Tr"" TT d TCHERY, Baden,
Ontario.
CEDARBROOK GAME FARM
OFFERS, AFTER SEPTEMBER
first, large, hardy young Ring -
necks, all breeds fancy Pheasants,
Wild Ducks, Geese, Wild Turkeys,
hundred Ringneck breeders, non -re-
lated, imported stock. Write for
price list. 246 Jarvis Street (De-
partment C), Toronto.
RADIO
FARM -CITY RADIOS $7.95 COM.
Pieta. Save half, Agents free offer.
Amazing prices windchargers, power
plants, accessories. Marco 1248X Mc-
Gee. Kansas City, Mo.
STAMPS
WANTED, CANADIAN STAMPS IN
quantity. Best prices for accumu-
lations and collections. Queen. Stamp
Co., Toronto.
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SALESMEN WANTED
Bolt Kills Cow, Sets
Fire, Misses Woman
FERGUS.--'-•Struck by lightning,
the barn of F. Flewelling, concession
six, Peel Township, two miles south
of Arthur, was destroyed by fire, The
season's crop of hay and grain, a
number of implements, a cow and a .
calf were lost in the blaze.
Mrs, Flewelling had finished milk-
mg
ilkIng a few minutes before the bolt
struck. She was leading a cow out
of the barn, and the caw was killed
but the woman escaped injury.
SALESMEN, EASY TO EARN $25.00
weekly. Sell shirts, pyjamas,
made -to -measure. Dignified work. Ev-
ery
very man interested: Write D. Stetson,
Box 2110. Montreal
TELEVISION AND RADIO
Rare l eed Found
Near Stratford
TORONTO -J, D. MacLeod, of the
crops, seeds and weeds branch of the
Ontario Agricultural Department, re-
ports he discovered a rare weed along
the Canadian National Railways
tracks in Stratford. Mr. MacLeod,
who said he had not seen the weed
any place this year, sent it to Ot-
tawa for identification.
The weed is known as,,the "Hawk's
Beard." One plant sent to Ottawa
had 45 stems. It throws off seed
like a dandelion.
Stuff and 1
OTS ense
A visitor at the insane asylum was
watching one of the inmates pushing
a wheelbarrow upside down.
Visitor -"That's not the way to push
that thing. You've got it upside
down."
Lunatic -"Oh, have 1? I used to.
push it the other way, and they put
bricks in it."
Friend -'See that fellow giving im-
stations over there? What does he
always remind you of?"
Man -"The $10 I owe him."
Mr. Wise was* evidently not feeling
in the jolliest of moods. "Just look 'at
that notice," he said, indicating the
words "Post No Bills" on a blank,
wall, near the business section of his
good city. "What is the use of stick-
ing that up there?" he continued.
"Why don't they put these things in
the right place?"
"Where would you put it?" asked
his friend.
"Over every letter box hi the Coun-
try," was the candid reply.
Mrs. A. -"Jimmie has been in the
third grade for two years. I wonder,
how he will ever get ahead?"
Mr. A. -"Don't . know. If he wasn't
born with one, he never will."
A Prayer!
"May .every soul that touches mine,
Be it the slightest contact,
Get therefrom some good,
Some little grace, one kindly thought,
One aspiration yet unfelt, one bit of
courage
For the darkening sky, one gleam of
faith
To brace the thickening ills of life,
One glimpse of brighter sky beyond
the gathering mist,
To make this life worth while,
And heaven a heritage,"
ENGINEERING TAUGHT PI,.ACTI-
cally. Motors, generators, arma-
ture winding, electrical drafting, etc.
Day and evening classes. Special or.
respondence course. Employment ser-
vice guaranteed. Canadian School of
Electricity, 282 Ontario West, Mont-
real.
. ELECTRIC WELDER
The Triad' .Electra c Weider
WONDI RFU', NEW INVENTION.
Operates -from d-..=olt battery.
Welds---Solders--Brazes. $4.50 de-
livered. R. H. Anderson, Lindsay,
Ont,
A free country is one that doesn't
let any political or social group have
things entirely its own way.
Harris -"When the house -wreckers
tore down Brown's house they found
a collar button he had los+ twelve
years ago."
Kramer -"I'd think it would have
been cheaper for him to have bought
another collar button.
We'd rather listen to the story of a
public hanging than hear the details
of an unsuccessful speculation in real
estate.
No man is so ignorant that he does-
n't know what he would do if he were
in your place.
Mrs. Robert Katz telephoned her
husband that she would call for him
at the office. Not finding him there,
she looked in at the barber's shop on
the floor beneath.
"Bob Katz here?" she asked.
"No, madam," replied the indignant
barber. "We certainly do not bob
cats here."
It is because there '''are so many
fools in the world that the wise man
gets an occasional break.
If you would know the value of
health go try to buy yourself some.
TIRES
Six Months' Trade
Best Since 1930
Canadian Exchange of Goods
With U.S. Also Most Active
In Seven Years
OTTAWA . -Canada's Canada's total trade in
the first six months of 1937 was higher
than la any • corresponding period
since 1930, tho Dominion Bureau of
Statistics reported this week.
The total was $907,000,000 compar•
ecu with $718,000,000 in the same. per-
iod of 1936; $612,000,000 in 1935; $598,•
000,000 in 1934; $404,000,000 in 1933;
99498,000,000 in 1932; $654,000,000 in
',1931, and 9901,000,000 in 1930.
The exchange of goods between
Caxitcla and the United States iu the
sixamontlis reached the highest point
since 1960; amounting to $475,175,000
compared with $349,523,000 in 1936;
$317,472,000 10 1935; $292,678,000 in
1934; '9180,974,000 in 1933; 9268,053,-
000
268,053;000 in 1932; 9373,646,000 in 1931, and
9596,938,000. in 1930.
Trade with the United Kingdom
made the best showing since 1929,
when the total was $218,356,000. The
total in the first six months of 1937
was $246,167,000 -compared with 9215,-
848,000
215;848,000 in 1936; 8169,943,000 in 1935;
$184,378,000 in 1934; $128,606,000 in
1933; 8108,340,000 in 1932; $128,155,-
000
128,155;000 in 1931, and $172,710,000 in 1930.
MENZIE'S USED TIRES $2.95 UP
for Ford, Chevrolet, Plymouth
Dodge, Buick, Oldsmobile, Packard,
Cadillac and all other cars and trucks.
Every tire guaranteed. 190. King West.
Toronto.
WATCH REPAIRS
30 YEARS' EXPERIENCE
$1 00 replaces mainspring, jewel,
cleaning, hands, crystals,
dial repaired. Providing no parts
missing. 2 -years guarantee. Re-
turn postage paid. Formerly with
Hamilton Watch Factory. American
Swiss Watch Spec'alist Reg'd, Dept.
W. 4818 Brebeti f. Montreal.
TRAPPING
1 CAUGHT 16 FOXES IN 8 DAYS.
You can do it. Particulars free.
Wells Hadley, Stanstead, Que,
$1,000,000 To Fight Disease
PITTSBURGH, Pa. - A woman
who nursed a brother afflicted with
diabetes for 20 years, gave $1,000,000
for a "never-ending war" against
the disease in children. Miss Emelie
Renziehausen placed the money in an
irrevocable trust fund as a memorial
to two dead bachelor brothers, Fred-
erick C., who once owned the Large
Distilling Company, and Henry, a
dry goods dealer in suburban Mc-
Keesport.
S_i me Couple Thrice
Married and Divorced
WORCESTER, Mass. -There was
ciliate a bit of "maybe" about Mrs.
Mae M. Hall. She divorced and mar-
'riied the same man three tines with-
in 10 years.
Her first divorce was granted eight
years ago. She remarried her for-
mer husband.
In 1931 she was divorced, and two
years later Hall again "popped" the
question.
Mrs. Hall says that the last time
,he 'married her for "spite" and she
divAced'•him again.
Plant Peonies In September
Peonies should be planted in Sep
e liber. Dig the bed two feet deep,„
,emove stones and other trash, and
nix in plenty of well decayed stable
manure. .The soil should be allowed
to settle for at least two weeks, and
more compost added if necessary.
When planting, have the buds only
an inch below the surface of the
soil.
Cheese Exports To U.K.
The principal market for Canadian
cheese is the United Kingdom. Can-
ada increased her cheese exports to
Britain in 1936 by 29 per cent. How-
ever, these exports to Britain com-
prised only 83 per cent of the total
Canadian cheese shipments as
against 95 per cent in 1935, Canada
having supplied the United States in
1986 with 100,000 cwts. of cheese as
against 4;000 cwts. in 1935.
Veteran Locomotive Valuable
GANANOQUE, Ont. -The 55 -year-
old Iocomotive of the Thousand
Islands Rai1}vay Company has been
sold to a Kingston firm for scrap.
Number 44 -out of commission for
several years -will be dismantled
where she stands and carried ignom-
inously to Kingston by truck,
Slump Expected
In Meat Price
Consumers Are Likely to Benefit
This Fall
CHIC AGO. -Meat consumers' pock•
etbooks, now being burned by last
year's drought, may get substantial
relief before the year ends, livestock
market diagnoses indicated this week,
Recent declines in wholesale pork
prices, market experts said, may pre-
sage lower meat costs soon for retail
buyers:
a White figures on butcher shop win-
dows throughout the nation disclose
prices of some beef and pork cuts are
the highest in seven years or more.
Material reduction in prices, market
observers agreed, depended upon in-
creased receipts at slaughtering cep•
tres this fall and winter.
Although it has been a year since
the broiling sun was burning up live•
stock feed and rains since have
drenched the grain bolt, the full fin-
ancial effect of the drought just now
is being felt in the city. Last week
prices of Bogs and cattle were, high-
est in eleven and nine years, respeo•
Lively, Chicago retail meat prices, rep-
resentative of many sections of the
nation, accordingly have risen 12 to
31 Per edit for beef, 14 to 38 per
cent for lamb and 6 to 35 per cent
forr pork since the, first of the year.
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3 L I C E D- "No Matter How Thin You Slice It -
VERY..
THIN .
It's Still Boloney"
By SIXBITS
What seems to be the crying need in sports circles at the moment
would seem to be some sort of a school or educational course for box -
fight judges and referees so that there could be a little more close
harmony in their decisions.
When, in an important tangle like the Farr -Louis affair you find
the referee scoring only two rounds for the Welshman, while other
alleged experts gave him as many as six or seven, it would certainly
seem as if they hadn't all learned out of the same book.
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We don't think that Farr won the fight-his.,own uianager's ad-
mission that Louis had been the better being pretty cunclusive; but if
Clem McCarthy's vision doesn't need plenty of sharpening, it certainly
was a whole lot closer than any thirteen to two.
However, Mr. Farr did real well for himself -much better than
was expected by anybody excepting, possibly, himself. He is in a
similar position to the lucky gent who fell down 'the sewer and came
up with a gold watch and chain; and if he only watches his step does
not need to worry about ever having to go back to the mines or the
tent shows either.
If Tommy only packed a wallop in keeping with his moxie'and
fighting spirit he would be champion of the world right now and they
would probably be trying to prove that he was really -an Irisher, as
seems to be the custom when a new champion is crowned; although, as
far as we know, nobody has yet tried to claim that Joe Louis has any
Harp blood for some reason or other.
* *
But Farr seems to lack that old lethal larrup wth either fist,
which seems a pity, although it is perhaps too much to expect real
perfection from any mortal.
Like the ancient one about the two street' sweepers who were
standing talking about one of their former confreres who had re-
cently passed on to his reward.
"Poor Mike," s'ghed one. " 'Tis certainly a pity. He sure used
to swing a mean broom."
"He did that," replied the other. "And yet, do you know, 1
sometimes thought that Mike's technique was just a bit faulty around
he lamp -posts."
As far as the great election brawl is concerned -well, the general
feeling seems to be to echo the one President Roosevelt borrowed from
the Immortal William -"a plague on both your houses."
* *
It's too hot and, there are too many other things to worry about
for most people to bother their heads over an election which nobody
can see any real reason for holding; and the electors appear to be
taking the atttude of strict impartiality shown by the dame who was
watching her husband fighting a bead. "Go it husband -go it b'ar."
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But from the financial statistics being published and broadcast
by both s'des it would seem as if there was still a lot of truth in the
old saying, "Figures don't lie -but some liars certainly do figure.
Mahatma Ghcudi
Advised To "est
BOMBAY, India.-Mohandas K.
Gandhi, leader of the Indian nation-
hlist movement, this week was advis-
ed by his physician to take a com-
plete rest. He' was -:found to be..sef-.
Tering fraln •high ,blood •prassuae...,
From 1984 tuttil early this year
Gandhi, still the mahatma, or "great
soued," to the Indian masses, was in
retirement, He emerged on the eve
of India -wide legislative elections,
however, and recently has been act-
ive in the cause of freedom from the
British Empire.
The most striking difference be-
tween the modern ccmic strip and
those of the earlier period is the
use of con`inuity Modern straps
weave serial stories about their char-
acters; in former years each day's
story depended upon a gag or a vio-
lgnt bit of action.
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L RENCI-FS REMEDIES
i;uerly building TONIC S.4.ni,i.rro,
STOl2ACII. TAOII;TS to relieve stom-
^clt troubles, xrl:Naffs rump v,
free necklet ea request. write tada*,
TRENCH'S REMEDIES LTD.
OIN . w., 110 CILUIICIl ST - Te ONTO
BROLKVILLE.-Elswood Bedard,
a farmer living in the township of
South Crosby, on the shore of New-
born Lake, swims his cows at milk-
ing time 'across a narrow channel
separating the main shore from an
island,:>vhere he owns additional pas-
ture laud. The cows appear to re-
gard their daily swim as a matter of
:course and take to the water without
-cliff-lenity iii spite of the weeds which
grow rather thickly in the stream,
which connects Newboro Lake propel
and its expansion known as Mosquito
Lake.
wommammougasolomraus
POULTRY RAISERS
Check ROUP
(Bronchial Flu) '
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ir"'ith ti Few Drops of Ed
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DING OF PAIN"
Issue No. 57-4'37
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