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Sobie's Silk Shops, Department S.T.
Farnham, Que.
`$50eon WEEKLY SELLING FELT
Rugs. For full particulars
write M. Shedel, Box 473, Mimico, Ont.
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS
MANGER STANDARD LIMB CO.,
12G Wellington Street West, To-
ronto. improved light metal and wil-
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straps.
BARN ROOFING — FENCE POSTS
®
UR DIRECT FACTORY PRICES
save you nroiiey' on Supertite gal-
vanized roofing, Superior steel Fence
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ior Products Limited, Sarnia, Ont.
CARPETS RE -WOVEN INTO RUGS
OLD CARPETS WOVEN INTO REQ
versible Rugs. Write for price list.
Baker Cleaning Co., Toronto 4.
CORONATION COVERS
F
IRST DAY ISSUE CORONATION
Covers'—Newfoundland 30c each.
L. Hodder, Bay -de -Verde, Newfound-
land.
DOGS
HIGH CLASS SCOTCH, ENGLISH
'Collie Pups, natural born, low
heelers, geed watch dog. Males, two
months, $3.50. 3 months $3.75. Females
$2.00. Failures replaced free. Trained
cattle dogs, trained fox, coon and deer
hounds. Rapidview Kennels, Morris -
burg, Ontario.
EDUCATIONAL .
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TENOGRAPHY BY MAIL—WRITE for free sample lesson. Miss Mac-
donald, 8472 West Broadway, Mont-
real. Quebec.
ELECTRIC WELDER
The Trindl Electric Welder
WONDERFUL NEW INVENTION
• Operates from 6 -volt battery.
Welds—Solders — Brazes. $4.50 de-
livered.' It. H. Anderson, Lindsay, Ont.
FURNITURE
LYONS' OSED FURNITURE
BARGAINS
. Great savings in our Furniture
Trade-in. Department. Our low prices
have made this department the larg-
est and most, popular 'in Toronto. Just
a few of the hundreds of specials are
listed here, If you don't see what you
want advertised come in or write,
Lyons are sure to hate it and at the
lowest price in town. Every piece of
furniture is sanitarily treated and
completely refinished to .look like new.
$59.00 Beautiful American walnut
bedroom suite, large chiff-
robe, full length triple mirror vanity
•and full size 4 -poster bed with sagless
spring, Completely refinished. Cost
p. w over $200.00.
n Walnut finish dresser, in
perfect condition, with full
size steer'iy
and brand
$19°50 suites,
sion tables and 6 lea
chairs, in perfect con
choice of golden or fume
$00eA0 Beautiful solid waln
Ing -room suite, large
fet, twin pedestal extension tS;bl
china cabinet and 6 chairs upholstered
in genuine leather: A really line suite
and looks brand new; completely re-
finished. Cost originally about $300.00.
$47000 Eight -piece, 2 -tone walnut
`� finish dining -room suite —
Queen Ann design;, large buffet, ex-
tension table and 6 chairs upholstered
In genuine leather, Completely refin-
lshed.
to match, sagless spring
-" 1 -felt mattress.
(tali alining -room
er buffet, exten-
ilipholstered
:,':our
FILMS' -'AND PRINTS
SPARKLING, HIGLOSS, DECKLE
edged prints, three extra with
each roll finished 25c. Twelve reprints
25c . Delhanty's, Webbwood, Ont.
ROLLS DEVELOPED AND EIGHT
prints with free enlargement, 25c.
Reprints 3c each. Commercial Photo
Service, Dept. i3., Outremont, Que,
ZERO PRICES, EXPERT WORK.
Roll with free enlargement 25c.
Trevanna Studios, 93 Niagara Street,
St. Catharines, Ont.
25 - ROLL DEVELOPED_.. AND
one deckle edge print of :each.
Reprints 3c, 10 for 25c. One Free en-
largement with each . order '25e or
more Snap -Y Photo Service, Box 72;.
Station K, Toronto.
ROLLS DEVELOPED; PRINTED,
one free enlargement 25c. Re-
prints ,10 for 25c. Photo -Craft,' 1831,
King St. E., Toronto. •
FUR FARMING
RAISE MINK- FOR PROFIT —.GET
startedright with Moss "Quetico"
strain mink—guaranteed stock. Write
for full information, Mpss Fur Farms,
Limited (mink breeding .specialists),
Sapawe, Ontario.
MINK with a proyen pelt record,
the same strain which averaged
$36.50; in 19.36 and $41.50 in 1937,
and that after the best have been sold
for breeders. 0. Lee, Faust, Alberta.
GREAT SALE USED PIANOS
ORIGINALLY COSTING WHEN
new up to $800., good makes, beau-
tiful walnut, mahogany and golden oak
cabinets, in real good condition, tuned,
including' piano benches; bargain.
prices, $39.50, $49.60, $59.50, Ideal for
homes, schools, churches. Write for
our bargain price list. Sovereign's
Sales, 2418B Dufferin St., Toronto.
HEALTH SU!FL1ES
tdI SUFFERED AGONIES FOR 17
years with psoriasis. I had tried
everything but .nothing did me any
good till I -got a jar of your truly "Mir-
acle" remedy-Sor-X. Now my skin is
absolutely clear." S. Cull, Toronto.
This is' a typical letter taken from
our files to show the wonderful re-
sult achieved with Sor-X. If you suf-
fer from psoriasis, Pemphigus, eryth-
ema, impetago, or a similar skin -dis-
ease write today for a full size tube
of Sor-X only $1.49. Also X -Z -Ma for
hives, itch, . poison ivy, etc. Guaran-
teed! Use fol' inlays. If you are not
;enthusiastic abort results achieved re-
turn tube to us and moneywill be in ,
stantl-y refunded, • Send" no money.
Write name and address, on postcard
and mail today. When parcel arrives
you pay postman only.$1.49 plus few
cents postage. Iiealth Supplies, Dept.
W1, Huron at Harbord St., Toronto.
HELP WANTED
YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN—POSI-
tions more easily secured if you
train for Telegrapher or Stenographer.
Become stenographer in ten weeks—
noteswritten in English. Typewriter
supplied. Self -teaching machine loan-
ed with telegraphy. Inexpensive. What
course interests yon? Write Canan
Systems, Toronto.
LILY BULBS
PLANT LILIES NOW — ADD TO
brightness of your garden with
Lilies from home-grown bulbs of re-
liable varieties. Mso 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 -
ore, Manitoba.
1, 49.on uxurious 3 -piece chester-
field suite (unclaimed). —
This suite has been rebuilt and recov-
ered in a very attractive brand new
brown repp; has Marshall reversible
spring cushions and is a real bargain
itt this price. Originally cost $175.00,
exactly like new.
29 50 Full length chesterfield
and two roomy chairs to
match, upholstered in a novelty repo
with reversible Marshall cushions and
show -wood walnut frame; completely
re -conditioned and dry cleaned.
$35.04 Large Chesterfield with
two big chairs, covered
in a French Jaoi card Taupe- shade;
completely re -built and thoroughly dry
cleaned.
Large assortment of Kitchen Cab -
Jnets, Sewing Machines, Gas Stoves,
cibrary Tables, Beds, Spring . Mat-
tresses, Odd Dressers, Chiffoniers,
Studio Couches, etc,, at amazingly low
prices,
TRADE-IN DEPT,
LYONS' BEDDING AND
UPHOLSTERING CO.
Save 40%, Buy Direct from Factory
478 YONGE ST. TORONTO
.FILMS AND PRINTS
ENLARGEIVI) NTS FREE WITH
every 25 tent order. Roll ,films
t)eveloped and eight prints 25 tents,
sprints 3 cents each. Brightling, 28;
pRd i tgeet PIA Tomito
MACHINERY
;t:NEW PRICES ON THE
apley & Muir gas, gaso•
11• engines and grinders.
Brantford engines,
4, A. Fellows & Co,
line;
Also 're
pumps;'w
Brantford, O
VANNING MIL
Grader, guaiai te•fl'
Write, Kline Mfr., 121''EM
i
Toronto.
SEED
SG crop,
• Cres.;.::
REBUILT FARM MACHINERY ;r
ad trucks composed of: Grain cho
pers 8" to 15"; Gas engines 1% to 14
hp.; Tractors 8 x 16' to 25 x 40 h.p.;
Power units 26 h.p, up: Ensilage. cut-
ters; 21 Trucks from ? -ton up, We
pay spot cash for old tractors. Write
or see us. Hanna's International Sales
& Service, MacDoanell St., Guelph,
On tarso,
MEDICAL
CONSTIPATED? — firmed ate Re-
lief—(money hack gaarantec.)
Perfect (brandy laxative. Pills, 35c
box, 3 boxes $L00, Maii or•rers in-
vited, Perfect Chemical, 400 Rich-
mond W., Toronto.
gTOP SUFFERING. HAVE YOTJ
itching, burning, scalding, wet or
dry skin trouble, If so, use the guar-
anteed Inch Eczema Remedy. Write
Inch Drug Company, 1130 Weptp=l ,ltd::
Toronto. Sold from coast to coast-
One Dollar prepaid,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
LEARN TO PLAY A SAXOPHONE
Trumpet, 'trombone, Becoine a
Musician. Send for Form for six days'
Free Trial Ten months' terms no In
terest. Literature free. Greene Music
MISCEL-L-ANEQUS
Sensation"al.. New Discovery
RECHARGES RADIO B's, FLAK!,
lights, dry cells, guaranteed 111ce
new, Stamped envelope brings full
particulars. A, E. Lueek, , l3oz 152,
Lockwood, Sash,
LEAF BURLEY, FOUR POUNDS
$1.00, fourteen pounds $3,00, Five
pounds Virginia Leaf Cigarette TOO
-
co $2.00. Postpaid with flavoring. Nat-
ural Leaf Tobacco Co., Lean•ington,
Ont..
WH�
E GUARANTEE YOUR FIT WITH,
best quality, latest style suit or
winter overcoat (slightly used), regu-
lar to $60.00 for $G to $12. Fall coots,
regular to $35,00 for $4 to $8. Suit
coats, $2, $2.50, $3. New trousers, Ila
tweeds, serges and worsteds, $1,25;
$1.75, $2.25, $2,95. Postpaid, State
measurements, colours, style, age. Sat-
isfaction guaranteed or money refund-
ed, Send money order—Ruskin & Oo„
Peterboro, Ont.
POST OFFICE BOXES
POST OFFICE BOXES IN GOOD
condition- For particulars apply
F. D. Ghent, Postmaster,' Burlingto1 ire
Ontario.
PERSONAL
OOHS 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.uovelties, free
upon request. Supreme Specialty, 159
Yonge, Toronto.
ARE :YOU RUPTURED? RELIEF,
Comfort, Positive Support with
our advanced method. No elastic oar
understraps or steel. Write,. Smith.
Manufacturing Co.. Dept. 219, Preston,
Ont.
RADIO
FARM -CITY RADIOS $7.95 COM-
plete. Save half. Agents free offer.
Amazing prices windchargers, power
plants, accessories. Marco 1243X Mc-
Gee. Kansas City, Mo.
STAMPS
WANTED, CANADIAN STAMPS IN
quantity. Best prices for accumu-
lations and collections. Queen Stamp
`Co., Toronto.
SALESMEN WANTED
SALESMEN, EASY TO EARN $25.00
weekly. Sell shirts, pyjamas,
made -to -measure. Dignified work. Ev-
ery man interested. Write D. Stetson,
Box 2110, Montreal.
TELEVISION AND RADIO
ENGINEERING TAUGHT PRACTI•
cally. Motors, generators, arms•
ture winding, electrical drafting, eta,
Day and evening classes. Special cor-
respondence course. Employment ser-
vice guaranteed. Canadian School of
Electricity, 282 Ontario West, Mont-
real.
TIRES
MENZIE'S USED TIRES $2.95 UP
• for Ford, Chevrolet, Plymouth
Dodge, Buick, Oldsmobile, Packard',
Cadillac and all other cars and trucks.
.Every tire guaranteed. 190 King West,
Toronto.
TRAPPING
CAUGHT16 FOXES F XE IN 3 DAYS
You can do it. Particulars free.
Wells Hadley, Stanstead, Que.
WINTER PLANTS
PERENNIAL PHLOX, BLEEDING
Hearts, etc., 10c plant; tulips 40;
Postpaid winter flowering House
Plants, etc. Write for list. Joseph
Aiken, Shannon, Que.
WATCH REPAIRS
•� 30 YEARS' EXPERIENCE
a$H 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 Specialist Reg'd, Dept.
W.. 4313 l3rebeuf. Montreal.
Empire Sugar'
Eaten est Here
Canada Imported 260,000,000
Pounds From British Guiana
Sugar, so far as Canada is con-
cerned, is almost entirely a British
Empire product—that is, the raw
,Lane sugar which she.. imports is
brought from Empire countries. Last
• year, says Canada's Weekly, the Em -
supplied Canada with consider -
ab '• oy,er 1,000,000,00E Ib. of the raw
product for refining in the Dominion,
while the total that came from other
countries, Cuba and Peru, was slight-
ly over 6,000,000 lb. Canada import
ed on a `per capita' basis about 100
ib. fp every sign, woman and child,
which does to chew how large a part
sugar plays in the domestic economy,
Also, 120,000,000 lb. • of sugar• was
inade from beets grown in Canada:
The largest quantity imported
from any country was from British
Guina at nearly 26000,000 lb. Jam-
aica came next with 140,000,000 lb.
From the Fiji Islands, in the South-
ern Pacific, came 134,000,000 Ib,, fol-
lowed closely by Barbados and Trirrti-
dart,
Canada obtained large supplies of
raw sugar also from Australia. and
British South Africa, while .B1'rtish
East Africa in late years has't°,Ieen
taking a hand in this trade, although
the imports from that country are
not yet 'quite so large as from the
smaller islands of tfie British West
SLICED
VERY .
THIN
1
"No' Matter How Thin You 'roe Iw
it's Still Eolunw:l"
By SIXBITS
Carry on Hepburn! Carry on Rowe! For your carryings -on are
giving the populace many a laugh, at a time when such are ', ery wel-
come, even if they are not adding very greatly to the dignity of public
affairs.
* *_ *
For when these lads get up on the public platform and start hurl-
ing adjectives, adverbs and other parts of speech around, they really
let themselves go, and don't hold anything in reserve.
e *
They are something like the large colored lady who went into
the general store and proceeded to order full mourning in honor of
• her husband wbo had just got the worst of a cutting affair,
After she had ordered a black dress, ditto shoos, stockings, hat
and so forth, she asked to be shown some all -black underwear—and
was informed that the store didn't carry any of such bric-a-brac.
"But," said the clerk helpfully, "it doesn't make any difference.
It wouldn't' be seen anyway."
"Dearie," replied the relict with a sad 'shake of her head. "You -
all don't know what I is like. When I mourns, I really mourns."
That must have been a highly exciting and rib-rarnmg'series be-
tween the Orillia Terriers and Mimico Mountaineers—but, not for the
first time, we put in with our worthy friend Ted Reeve in his statement
that, wherever it is, it isn't lacrosse.
* *
Tweny—thirty—or more goals per game may satisfy the desire
of the modern spectator for swift action and frequent changes in the
scoring—but those of us ancient enough to remember the glorious days
of old, when a guy had to really earn a goal before he got one, simply
cannot get very warm about such doings.
To us, the sticks these modern players carry look more like kid-
dies' toys—in fact, up around Elora, Fergus and those parts when we
were young, little toddlers would have disdained to carry them.
* * *
Of course, any kind of lacrosse is better than none at all—and if
they keep even this ghost of the game going, to ever -rising enthusi-
asm—every place except Toronto, it seems—perhaps there will come
a day when the grand old sport will come out into the sunshine, on
the green grass, where it belongs—and a lacrosse, addict, asked how
he was going to send a Saturday, afternoon, First of July or Civic
Holiday will look at his questioner with the same disgusted amaze-
ment as a good Orangeman would wear if queries as to his inten-
tions for the Glorious Twelfth.
But even if today's lacrossists don't run as far, check as closely,
or play as prettily as their fathers there is one thing you have to hand
them—they wear the same old scars, bruises, and contusions—and with,
apparently, as little regard for same.
Injuries that would put followers of any other sport in the hos-
pital seem to be like water on a duck's back—to coin a phrase—and
only seem to spur them to greater efforts; just as it was back in the
times when wives and sweeties, of players starting off to visit St.
Catharines, Brantford, and other hard-hitting hotbeds would take
long lingering looks at them before they climbed on the train.
For they knew that, even if they did come back, they weren't
going to appear nearly the same.
Prima J ofnas Are
Now Streamlined
Helen Jepson, now singing in her
first movie appearance, says she be-
lieves that motion pictures are res-
ponsible for the streamline appear-
ance of current day grand opera
prima donnas, compared with the
heftiness of some of the stars of a
pakt'decade. •
Miss Jepson said, "all of the Met-
ropolitan's younger singersare look-
ing hopefully toward possible film
careers, so they do a little dieting
and a little exercising and try to
keep trim lines.
Stuff and I
t
.seise
Friend — "Gosh, I need five bucks
and I don't know where to get it."
Man — "I'm glad of that. I was
afraid you thought you could get it
from me."
The new farm laborer was sent to
milk the cow, but as lie was such a
long time gone the farmer went to see
what was 'delaying him. He found him
feeding the cow with milk.
Farmer — "IIere, I said milk the
cow — not feed it."
New Laborer — "Well, 'I thought it
came out a bit thin, so I am putting
it through again."
Man — "Pias your wife changed
very. much since you married her?"
Friend — "Yes, my habits, my own
friends, and my hours."
It may be cowardly to kick a man
.when he is down, but it is sometimes
necessary to got him up.
Dad '"My shaving brush is very
stiff. I wonder what's wrong with it?"
Wifey — "I don't know. It was nice
,and soft when I painted the bird cage
Yesterday,"
Florence -- "Darling, I wish I could
feel perfectly certain that I am the
only 'girl you have ever loved."
Clarence— "So do I,'dear,"
Caked Uddev Cit aired
.Experienced dairymen find Minard's
vai'ticularly geed for treating caked
-udder, lumps, bruises, colic, etc. Keep
bottles in stable and house, 91
Issue No. 39—'37
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Professor's Wife — "Did you know,
dear, that it is 11 years today since
we became engaged?"
Professor (preoccupied) --• Oh, my
dear, its high time we were getting
married."
Tired Traveller — "Can I get any-
thing to eat in this dirty dump?"
Negro Waiter — "Yas, suh, you
kin.",
"Such as what?"
Negro Waiter — . "Such as it is,
salt!'
READ IT OR NOT:—
Charles Courtney, master locksmith
of New York city, has travelled as
far as Bombay, India, and Moscow,
Russia, to open "unopenable" safes
and trucks.
Women might be able to understand
each other better over the telephone
if they would talk one at a time.
Some men don't know the first
thing about hard times until the wife
loses her job.
A HIGH ROLL TWE
Ogden's Fine Cutouts you on the right
track to all the high spots of smoking
satisfaction. With this friendly, IVO*
grant fine cut you'll hit new peaks of
pleasure in rolling your own. Particu-
larly if you're careful to use the best
papers— "Chantecler" or "Vogue".
There's a bigger 15c package of
Ogden's, now.
P.S.--
Your Pipe
Knows
Ogden's
Cur
Plug
No man is perfect — only the wo-
men.
A prominent official of the to =.
phone company was rudely arous
from his slumbers by the insiste
ringing of the telephone, After br sad
ing his toe on a chair and "peeing
stars" he reached the telephone.
Official (growling) — "Hello!"
Loud Masculine Voice — "Are yti
an official of the telephone company?"
Official — "Yes. What can I do fA
you?"
Voice — "Tell me, how do you' 1
getting out of bed at two o'clock t
the morning to answer a wrong nu
ber call?"
Young Man — "I'm thinking of ask
ing some girl to marry me. What d
you think of the idea?"
Sweet Young Thing — "It's a grea
idea, if you ask me!" jI
Opportunity does not always knoclij
at the door any more, Sometimes 11
sits at the curb and honks.
The attic is a place where we store
things we don't need until it come'aa,
time to throw them away.
Ely Beasley's Wonderful New Air Cushion
ENDORSED BY THE MEDICAL, PROFESSION
Thousands of ruptured people, have found
instant relief from Rupture given by this
light, easily washed, i nflated air cushion. Com.
fortable and cannot slip. Holds rupture gently,
firmly, affording tissues increased chance o!
re -uniting. You inflate ordeflsteil to pressure
you desire: A wonderfully simple but 100°
effective device. Doctors recommend it. The
"Lancet", the great medical paper and the
Institute of Hygiene endorse it:
r,
Send for Free Trial Particulars
BEASLEY'S (Canada) LTD.
Dept. 37E 60 Front St. W., Toronto
", .. YES demi`, I1"AM'C0
certainly banishes the 'dust
bogey . , . so clean and lasts
so long! From now on it's only
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You t04 will find itAMi CO the
ideal fuel --dustless, smoke-
less, longer -lasting. And easy
o regulate --RAMC 0 delivers
just the measure of warmth
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weather. Besides, tt'sp
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clean and leavoei far lees ash.'
Order t om your ibea l Ull4MCO
ideates --he deoerves your fuel
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