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FUR FAR/CNC-PROFITABLE B'USI-
ness. 60o book now 26c. Fur Farms
PLlblishing Co„ 31 Arcade, Utica, N.Y,
CATTLE
f117RTLFC,IRD ]3ULLS, TIEIFIa11S, R1 a-
istered, fully accredited, year old.,
by Aldon Model X. General GreenlY's
Foreman, PalerrIM, Ont.
CLOTHING FOR SALE
GOOD 1JSIM CLOTHING, -LOWEST.
prices. Write for catalogue, Yonge
Street Clothing Exchange, 502 Tonga.
Street, Toronto.
COSMETICS.
START A HOM10 FACTOfY., MEN AND
women in every town, manufacture
Cosmetics. Tust add water to concen-
trated ingredients. Make $5 to $10
daily. Ittng Cosmetic Co., 37 Maitland
St., Toronto.
CLEARANCE SALE
•CLEARANCE SALM! ASSORTED 12"
to 30" lengths. Shits, Crepes, Cottons,
Broadcloths, Ginghame', Line n e,
Voiles, Prints, Piques; for children's'
clothes, aprons, dre s trinrminge, etc.
`Values to 90c yard 12 -yard bundle
99c. Refund' Guarantee," Canadian.
Textiles, Dept. LY, Montreal:
FASHION MAGAZINE FREE ,
FASHION MAGAZINE FREE WITH
two Beautiful Dresses, 990. Ladies",
girls: Washfast Canadian Prints,
Broadcloths. All colors, styles. Oyer -
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LO, Montreal.
EMPLOYMENT
PLANNED EMPLOYMENT FOR ALL,
- Workers. Send ton cents' per coy to
Dept. W. Canadian placement lnati-
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FILMS AND PRINTS
ROLLS DEVELOPED, PRINTED, 1
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS; CORNETS
and trumpets, twenty dollars. Clar-
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dollars; trombones, twenty* dollars;
Conn alto saxophone, thirty dollars;
Terms. $arrow„ 208 Victoria, Tor-
onto.
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106 YDS. QUILTING MII•ATERIALS,. $1.00
MILL CLEARANCE! ASSORTED 6" TO
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Broadcloths. Silks; for large Quilt
Patterns. "Butterfly" Diagram free!
"Refund Guarantee". Canadian Tex-
tiles, Dept. LT, Montreal.
FUR FARMING
MINK RAISING - SAMPLE COPY
magazine 10c, book catalog free. Fur
Trade Journal, Box 31; Toronto, On-
tario.
6'UILNIT'URE
LYONS' FEBRUARY SALE OF
RECONDITIONED FURNITURE
Every article completely recondi-
tioned and sanitarily treated. Toronto's
largest used furniture market. All
a`ds sold on a definite money -back.
guarantee if not satisfied.
11.95 Kitchen Cabinets in perfect
condition.
6.95 Dressers, any finish.
11.50 Shiges drop -head Sewing Ma -
9.95 3 or 4 burner Gas Stoves.
Guaranteed.
11.95 China Cabinets, any finish.
lld 14.50 6 Pc. Breakfast Suites, enamel
finish, assorted colors.
12.55 Bed, Outfits,' all steel panel
beds, walnut finish, excellent
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{{y� 1 sizes.
a7�t'C'.1� fie deSuitelnut in. perfecir Chester -
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Reversible Marshall cushions. A won-
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24.5U 3 Pe. heavy taupe repp covered
suite, with reversible Marshall
oushions, in perfect condition.
24.nn 8 Pc. solid oak dining room
suite, large round table and
buffet, with six chairs, leather uphol-
stered, completely reconditioned.
69.00 9 Pe. 2 -tone walnut dining
suite, large buffet, glass door
china cabinet, square table with six
pgnel back, leather upholste;gene hairs.
is Butte cost over $200.00 new,
Looks perfect. A real snap,
38.00 5 Pc. bedroom suite, walnut
finish, Large dresser, chiffon -
1 r and full size bed with sagless
ing and new heavy roll edge all
ton mattress. Al condition. A snap.
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MASOII'S 19 COLD ftEMECY
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to,
HAIRDRESSING SCIIOOLS"
MADAME HUDSON SCHOOL, 1IA1R-
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MAGAZINES
MAGAZINIeiS WESTERN, D0TIIJC-
tive, Women's Stories, etc, 6 Back
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91 L'I)i6m,
5000 I]DMONTON CITIZENS TESTIFY
for (R. and S,) Pow -der, herbal reme-
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stomach troubles, eto. Two 'weeks,
$1,60; one month $3; two months,. $6.
Druggists, or J. C. McIntyre, Herbal-
ist, Edmonton, Alberta, Agents; Ly -
mans, Montreal,
HEPATOLA RELIEVES STOMACH,
Byer, kidney and bladder troubles.
Symptoms; Pains in right side, under
shoulder blades and across hips, in-
digestion, gas, constipation, colic.
Product of German' doctor. Price $5..
Mrs. Geo, S. Aimas, Jlox 1073X, Sas-
katoon, Seek.
PILES' OR HEMORRHOIDS. DON'T
suffer needlessly, our romedy "Davis
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with results, Address, Davis Pharm-
acal Company, 350 Oakwood Avenue,
Toronto.
MISCELLANEOUS
FURS. WERE THE ANIMALS FUR-
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traps or do you buy humane, furs?
Information, Canadian Association
Protection of Fur -Bearers, 73 Ber-
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PATENT ATTORNEY
ROY L. KNOX, REGISTERED ATTOR-
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PATENTS
AN OFFER TO' EVERY INVENTOR.
List of inventions and full infornia-
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Registered Patent Attorneys, 273
Bank St.,. Ottawa, Can.
PHOTO FINISHING
25c - BEAUTIFUL II ND -PAINTED
enlargements with every eight
prints: Falcon Photo Finishers, 151
Sherbrook, Winnipeg, M'an.
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A. Johnston, Elmira, Ont,
POULTRY ANi) POULTRY
EQUIPMENT
BABY CHICKS
THE BRAY CHICK DOES THE TRICK.
Our 1938 catalogue shows statements
and photographs of money -making
customers from Nova Scotia. to Sah-
katchewan. Write for your copy to-
day. Bray Hatchery, 130 John St.
North, Hamilton, Ontario.
BRAY XTRA-PROFIT CHICKS ARID
26% heavier than required fer Gov-
ernment Approval. • Never seem to
lose this head start. Sturdy, vigor-
ous, thrifty birds. Twelve breeds,
Catalogue free. Bray Hatchery, 180
John Street, North, Hamilton, Ont,
CROSS -BRED CHICKS ARE GAINING
In popularity. Hybrid vigor, Bray
cross-breds gave remarkable returns
in 1937. Get our catalogue. BraY
Hatchery, 130 John Street, North,
Hamilton, Ontario.
JERSEY GIANTS (WHITE or BLACK)
Plymouth Rocks (White or Barred),
Indian Runner Ducklings. Catalogue.
Edzeil Poultry Farm, Princeton, Ont.
ORDER YOUR CHICKS NOW AND
Save $1.00 per hundred. Enter the
Tweddle Chick Contest, 1600 Twed-
dle Chicks free, Send for catalogue.
Tweddle Chick Hatchery, Limited,
Box 10, Fergus, Ontario.
MY VERY BEST LARGE BRED TO
Lay White Leghorn Chicks, 9c; big
even Barred tested, 100% arrival, Bob ]Kimber-
ley,
Box W, Essex, Ontario,
0 LI1S. "QUILT REMNANTS!' - $:1.00
OR 16 POUNDS $2,2,5. ,"STJRPRISB
Package" Free! Choice of tubfast
Cotton Prints, Piques, Broadcloths,
Tapestry, Silks, Eiderdown, Wool-
lens, Repp, Flannelette, Tweeds.
Large! "Refund Guarantee." Sample
Trundle 15c. Phi 1rose, Textiles, Dept.
1.10 Station T'` Montreal,
ift PrilivANTs
6 1,118. CZi'ir;r i 11AIN,\NTS AND 72 x
00 natural eot1 rn Quilt 11att, com-
plete outfit $1.25 i'hoir•.e of washfast
Cotton Prints, Piques, l lroa'deloths,
5 i 11: s, l,iclerduwn, Flannelette.
Tweed Cnpest ry, 11 onLicus, Repp.
large! "Refund Guarantee.' Sample
!inutile 2.e, • TeNtilcs, Dept.
T,1'3, Montreal.
SPECTACLES
EYE' GLA i 1J 3S, $1,75 111 11 T, SEND
ten pair to teat your eyes. Satisfac-
tion or money refunded Blase eyes,
$4.00 each, assortment sent. Accur-
ate Optical, Dept. IC, 67 Sussex, To-
ronto.
sTAmPs
COLT,.IOC LOBS! 7"T,A(11f1)itii (.`.ORON-
ettlen Souvenir St:unps. 60 different,
showing who and what it's all about,
25c. Guilon, Box 1.4, Station K, To
rnn'to,
The Port Hospital at Sutton
131'idme, Lincs., England, has hacl only
one patient in fifty years, The pres-
ent staff has been there more than
forty year;:, but the lone case was
before their time,
Agricultural Commissioner In
London to Exercise Close Sup-
envision; . Production Improve -
lent Planned.
The federal Department of Agri-
culture will appoint an Agricultural
'Commissioner in London "to direct.
the services of those following 'our�
commodities and report back to pro-
ducers from the United Kingdom,
Ireland and Europe," Agriculture.
Minister Gardiner told .the Canadiarn
Chamber of Agriculture at Ottawa
last week.
"This official will also provide the
department continuously with infor-
mation regarding agricultural devel-
opment in those countries," the, Min-
ister said in a speech reviewing, the
department's policy in relation to the
United Kingdom market.
To Maintain High Standard
Production improvement and main-
• tenance of the standard of Canadian
agricultural products will be the basis
of the department's marketing policy,
Mr. Gardiner said.
He said the departmenthas given
careful consideration to the recom-
mendations of the report on the
United Kingdom market prepared by
A. M. Shaw, director of marketing
83
and had decided on its market policy,,
"Under that policy the department
Proposes to see that Canada sets her
house in order by co-operating with
Provincial departments to Have pro-
duction improved and developed in
most, favorable locations," he said,
Suitable Products Only
The Minister said the department
would try to ensure that no merchan-
dise "unsuitable to that market be
exported to .111e United Kingdom and
that what is exported be improved in
' quality, packaging' and labelling."
"The departrilent proposed to co-
operate with producers, exporters,
brokers and the trade in the United
Kingdom in maintaining the standard
'of Canadian agricultural products in
conformity with grades- packaging
and labelling provided by Canadian
regulations until the product reaches
the consumer.
"It is also proposed to co-operate
with and assist all Government, pro-
ducer and merchandising agencies in
placing Canadian foodstuffs effective-
Iy before the British housewife,"
A National. "Mark"
Mr. Gardiner said the only proper
basis on which the main policies
could be carried out was by emphasiz-
b
Midget Engine Conveys Honor Key To Rd
Chief
A SPECIAL railway line was set up by the Halifax Board of Trade recently
by which Mayor Walter Mitchell presented a golden key to the City of
Halifax to S. J. Hungerford, Chairman and President, Canadian National
Railways, and President of Trans -Canada Air Lines. The occasion was the
annual banquet of the Halifax Board of Trade, dt which Mr. Hungerford was
guest speaker. The track was laid along the head table and Mayor Mitchell,
after making the presentation speech, placed the key on the tender of a
miniature Canadian National locomotive which conveyed' it along the rail
and stopped in front of Mr. Hungerford. The picture shows the President
of the National System receiving the key. Among those present at the
inauguration of this unique rail service were Hon. Robert Irwin, Lieutenant -
Governor of Nova Scotia, Premier Angus L. Macdonald and Frank K. Warren,
President of the Board of Trade, who presided.
Go Without Sleep
100 Soli Rains
Co-eds and Young Men End Uni-
versity of Georgia Test "In
Good State of Health"
Six University of Georgia psycho-
logy students who gave up sleep for
100 hours in the cause of science
were pronounced "in a good state of
health" at the end of their ordeal.
The four co-eds and two young
men showed little effect outwardly
from the experiment conducted to
determine the action of sleeplessness
on body and mind.
Results For Science
As the non -sleepers yawned about
him, Dr. A, S. Edwards, head of the
university psychology department
and director of the experiment,
termed the test a success, adding
that he hoped it would "show results
first for science and then furnish
practical applications."
FEEL
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21.x® YOU p�.-7p 1pyry gN
SLUGGISH?
Maybe you need more
bile
When yon feel you haven't a friend
in the world and life is not worth a
red cent -that's the time yam liver is
fretting you down, Don't fail for i.t.
Make your 1ivc:r behave,
Tann] Tablets will do the iib. "Choy
act directly 0n fhn liver, stimulating
the liver's pr'ocl1)1tion of b!1e. Pom-
prlsitrg a spevii,l 'blend of e4rt7111 lava-
tivoa, Tarot "1"ablets In v10(10 a smni1
proportion of calomel, probably the:
mgpt 'effective liver silmi:lout known.
Tn' a day or two your liver is at work
again as well a, over and you feel tit
frigrds w►th the wide, wide wo •ld. .A11
ri1J,
QQglsts have 'Satiol Tablets, Sod. (C)
Observers Watched Theni
The subjects went through their
regular routines of classes, heals,
exercise and, in some cases, dates.
Student observers kept vigil at all
hours, prodding the subjects awake
when necessary. Bridge sessions,
walks and talks helped occupy the
nights.
Tests were made of reactions,
r steadiness, color perception, grip,
typing, memory, temperance and
visual ability.
Hours Before Dawn Worst
Miss Wallace and Miss Jimmerson
agreed that it was hardest to stay
awake on the second night and that
the hours just before dawn every day
were difficult.
Newman said that the long loss of
sleep, "while naturally stalling the
mental and physical reactions," pro-
duced no outstanding detriment to
his body.. "For instance," he added,
"my grip on the gripping devices
grew stronger as the experiment con-
tinued."
The six prole esed willingness to
undergo another no -sleep test if the
results "would help science."
Another test is proposed, Dr. Ed-
wards announced, to compare the re-
actions of non -sleepers and those of
persons with normal amounts of
sleep
ttwo
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toN„moms
$e)l tl P"i"iDMUsCNCFA1!rS!! 4 1r4.3 . .5,
ys'
Ing the consistently high quality of
Canadian products.
"Publicity for an inferior article
is not only worth nothing but is de-
finitely harmful to all good products,"
he said.
To maintain high quality, Mr. Gar-
diner advocated adoption of a na-
tional mark for Canada's high grade
products shipped to the United King-
dom.
The mark would be compulsory on
specified products provided they at-
tain the requisite standards and
where it is not compulsory it would
be accorded only to producers under
license.
Our idea of a perfect home is one
where clothes flop on the line on
Monday and the kitchen is filled with
the scent of baking things on Satur-
day. Money can no more make a
home than it can make happiness.
This appears to have a double
meaning:
Doctor -"How's your cold, Mr. Mill-
er?"
Mr. Miller -"It's very stubborn, Doc-
tor."
Doctor -"How's your wife?"
Mr. Miller -"She's about the same."
,. The big potatoes get to the top of
the heap, but they wouldn't be there
if it weren't for the little fellows at
the bottom, ,
And speaking of farmers, a tiller of
the soil was in Saturday to remark
that "lawyers' mistakes are In jail,
the doctors' are in the cemetery, but
the school teachers' mistakes grow up
to be members of the school board."
Mrs. Halfaere-"Your husband is
always complaining that he leads a
dog's life."
[ Mrs. Wholesome -"Well, he comes
home with muddy feet, makes him -
Self comfortable in the best chair,
r waits until he is fed and then growls."
Read It Or Not: -The -star nearest
to the earth is 22,000,000 miles away.
Here is a gentle hint gleaned from
Pathfinder:
Blowfoot (after midnight) - "Did
you know that I can imitate any bird
that you can name?"
Miss Zimpir-"Indeed! Suppose you
start with the homing pigeon."
Never judge a person by his out-
side appearance. A shabby old coat
may enwrap a newspaper publisher
while a man wearing fine clothes and
sporting a gold -headed cane may be a
delinquent subscriber.
Canadian National
Railways Revenues
The gross revenues of the all -in -
elusive Canadian National Railways
System for the 10 -day period ending
January 81, .L)38, were $4,377,154,
as compared with $4,x'3,390, for the
corresponding period of 1937, a de-
crease of $200,242,
USE PIDARD
New and re-
markable re -
needy f o r
heaves. Sat -
faction is
guaranteed
•'p;a , " regardless of
't.I.M
ii�'V110Y Itari the severity
;r l nglh of ti your horse ha"
;uffcred from ilia disease, fly
mail $1.00, Chs. Eng, Girard, Ste.
Dorothea, Laval, Q8::bee,
ti
I: s 1e Nra. 8-'38
Ontario Cir Accidents
Double In Six Yeart
TORONTO. -H. G. Fester, genest
al manager of the Ontaiio Safeti
League, reported the lumber of. me
tor vehicle accidents in Toronto hai,
risen from 3,073 in 1032 to near')
7,000 in 1937. Of the cars ex'mine(
by the Toronto police department
the last five years, Fester said, 8!
per cent. had defective brakes atilt
50 per cent. defective steering, lighfl
or wheel alignment.
Leading aircraft manufacturers of
England expect to operate at cape
city until 1940.
WHEN pm. f :'S SWIG
Relieves
THROAT
PAIN
RAWNESS
Enters Body
Through
Stomach and
Intestines to
Ease Pain
The speed with which ."Aspirin"
tablets act in relieving the distressing
symptoms of colds and accompanying
sore throat is utterly amazing ... and
the treatment is simple and 'pleeet nt.
This is all you do. Crush and ilislollve
three "Aspirin" tablets in One-third
glass of water. Then gargle wi1.h this
mixture twice, holding your head
well back.
This medicinal gargle will act almost
like a local anesthetic on the soro,.irri-
tated membrane of your throat. Pain
eases promptly; rawness is relieved.
0 "Aspirin" tablets are made in
Canada. "Aspirin" is the registered
trade -mark of the Bayer Conepany,
7.im{ted, of Windsor, Ontario. Look
for the name Bayer in the forms of a
cross on every tablet.
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