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FUR FARMING -PROFITABLE BUSI-
ness. 60e book. now 25e. Fur Farms
Publishing Co., 31 Arcade, Utica, N.Y.
CA'1" ISLI I
HEREFORD BULLS, HEIFERS, REG-
stered, fully accredited, year old,
by Alden Model X. General az•eenly's
Foreman, Palermo, Ont,
CLOTHING FOR SALE
GOOD USED CLOTHING, LOWEST
prices, Write for catalogue. Yonge
Street Clothing Exchange, 602 Yonge
Street, Toronto.
COSMETICS
LADIES! MAKE ALMOND CREAM LO -
tion, Brazilian Balm, Olive 011 Sham-
poo; just add water to ingredients.
Store value $5,00;, satisfaction guar-,
anteed. Send' $1.00 for 16 ounces of
each. King Cosmetics, 37 Maitland,
Toronto,
CLEARANCE SALE
CLEARANCE SALE! ASSORTED 12"
to 36" lengths. Silks„ Crepes; Cottons,
Broadcloths, Ginghams, L i n.e n a,
Voiles,. Prints, Piques; for children's...
clothes, aprons, dress trimmings, ete.
Values to 90c yard, 12 -yard bundle
99c. Refund Guarantee," Canadian
Textiles, Dept. LY, Montreal.
REAPS
BONE CONDUCTION. A NEW METH-
od that gives you natural hearing
through the bones of the head. The
Potter Bone Conduction, the smallest
made is applied to the bone behind
the ear, nothing on nor in the ear.
The miracle of the. age: Write to H.
Potter company, 405 Ryrfe Building,
Toronto. Established 1917.
FASHION MAGAZINE FREE
FASHION MAGAZINE FREE WITH
two 'Beautiful Dresses, 99e. Ladies',
g,irls', Washfast Canadian Prints,
Broadcloths. All colors, styles. Over -
;sizes 46-52 99c each. Refund Guar-
antee". Canadian Textiles, Dept.
LO, Montreal.
EMPLOYMENT
PLANNED EMPLOYMENT 11 OR • ALL
workers. Send ten cents per 'cbpy to
Dept. W. Canadian Placement Ineti-
"-tate, .21 Dundas Sguav6, Thranto.
FEATHERS
*ANTED - GINS'ENG GOLDEN SEAL T. .
poultry, goose, and dude feathers.
Satisfaction guaranteed, W. Heller,
147 Harrison St., Toronto.
FILMS AND PRINTS
(-
ROLLS DEVELOPED, PRINTED, 2
free enlargement, 25c. Re -prints 10
for 25c. Photo -Craft, 1833% King E„
Toronto.
ZERO PRICES EXPERT WORK. ROLL l
with free enlargement 25e. Trevanna.
Studios, 93 Niagara Street, St. Cath-
arines, Ont.
FREE! -TWO BEAUTIFUL ENLARGE -
:mists (one colored) with- roll der
veloped. eight glossy, fade -proof
prints, 28c;,highest quality. MachrAy,
Films, Winnipeg.
PRINT OUR OWN NEGATIVES AT
home on any surface; cloth or
paper,
without skit/ or darkroom,. Less -than
cent each! Miracle Foto. Kit complete
with instructions for 150 -prints, $1.
J. C. Williams, 5 Richmond East, To-
ronto.
FREE ENLARGEMENT WITH EVERY
25c order. 'Roll film developed and W
prints. 25e. Reprints 3o each. Bright -
ling Studio, 29 Richmond St., E., To-
ronto.
ROLL DEVELOPED AND PRINTED,
25c. Free glossy enlargement with i
every order. Gem Photo Service,
Box 729, Station H, Toronto,• Ont.
FOR SALE
,
6 LADIES' APRONS, DDD ,
FIRST QUALITY "CANADIAN"
Prints, Broadcloths; washfast, new-
est patterns! Pockets, Ties. Full
size 14-52. "Refund. Guarantee." Can
adian Textiles, Dept. LA, Montreal.
FOR' SALE - THREE INCUBATORS
Buckeye; capacity 600-600-100; gooct
conditton. Sacritl.ce. R. Wellard„ 5181
Cote Des Neigees, Montreal, Que.
ELECTRIC, HASID OR POWER MEAT
choppers and bone grinders; fully
guaranteed. A. J. Deer Company, 168
King St. W:, Toronto.
26 YDS. QUILTING MATERIALS; $1.ee
MILL CLEARANCE! ASSORTED S' TO
18" lengths. Choice of Cotton Prints
Broadcloths, Silks; for Iarge Quilt
Patterns. "Butterfly" Diagram tree!
Refund Guarantee".. Canadian Tex- ' C
tiles, Dept. LT, Montreal.
FURNITURE
LYONS' FEBRUARY SALE OF
RECONDITIONED FURNITURE 'T
Every article completely recondi-
tioned and sanitarily treated. Toronto's
largest used furniture market. All
goods sold on a definite money -back O
guarantee if not satisfied.
11.95 Kitchen Cabinets in perfect
condition.
6.95 Dressers, any finish.
11.50 Singera- M
hin s drop -head Sewing Ma-
chine
9.95 3 or 4 burner Gas Stoves,
Guaranteed,
11.95 China Cabinets, any finish.
14.50 6 Pc. Breakfast Suites, enamel 6
finish, assorted colors.
12.95 bled Outfits, all steel panel
beds, walnut finish, excellent
springs and brand new mattresses.
611 sizes.
32.50 3 Pc. Walnut Mohair Chester-
field Suite In perfect condition.
[[!teversible Marshall cushions. A won-
Iterfut bargain.
24.5U 3 Pc. heavy taupe Repp covered
suite, with reversible Marshall
Sushions, in perfect condition.
24.00 8' Pc. solid oak dining r0001 6
suite. large round table and
buffet,,with six chairs, leather uphol-
tered. completely reconditioned.
9.00 9 Pc. 2 -tone walnut dining"
suite, large buffet:, glass door
shine cabinet, square table with six
)anal hack, Leather uphoistered chairs.
Chis suite cost over 3200,00 when new.
:seeks
perfect. A real snap,
#8.00 5 Pc. bedroom suite, walnut
finish. Large dresser, chiffon -
'Or and full size bed with sagless
spring end new heavy roil edge all
tton mattress. Al conclitton A snap.
X7.00 6 Pc.Moderne walnut bedroom
suI to large 2t `• dresser, r
0 C 11i f 1
h d CSS C f C Ills
l't le mirror ntrror vanii:y, foil size heel, sag-
es spring' and new excellent quality
Il -felt roll -edge mattress, A real bar -
t 1n in fine furniture.
Send rnoney order for complete. price
if goods,
'Any chartered bank our reference.
Nancy hack guarantee,
LYONS'
IHESTERFtEL.b MANtL}FACTURERS
TISAtll;-IN 1)171"i'.
a8 YONGE ST. TORONTO
El/ In EA nl11INd
MINIS RA.tSIN(i - SAMPLE COPY
magazine 10c, book catalog free, Fur
'Prado Journal, Das 31•, Toronto, On-
tario,
GROW ANGORA. WOOLs! CLIOANI IN-
Wresting] Profitable! Free literature.
Otl'o's • Angora 13t1uc,h, Drawer 2098,
Colborne, Ontario.
BALI{ GOODS
WIGS, TOUPPIS, TRANSFORMATIONS,.
Braids, Curls, and all types of finest
quality flair Good's. Write for illus-
trated catalogue, Toronto Human
Hair Supply Cu., 528 Esthurst, Toren-,
to.
HAIRDRESSING SCHOOLS
MADAME HUDSON SCHOOL , HAIR -
dressing and 13eauty Culture. Write
for pamphlet, 707 Yonge St., Toronto,
MAGAZINES
MAGAZINES, - WESTERN, DETEC-
tive, Women's Stories, etc, 5 Back
Numbers 23e, Postpaid. M. Montgom-
ery, Box 505, Station F, Toronto.
MEDICAL
5000 EDMONTON CI.TSZENS TESTIFY
for (R. and S.) Powder, herbal reme-
dy -rheumatism, arthritis, neuritis,
stomach troubles, etc. Two weeks,
$1.50; one month 33; two months, 36'.
Druggists, or J -,'C. McIntyre, Herbal-
ist, Edmonton, Alberta, Agents: Ly -
mans, Mientreai.
HEPATOLA RELIEVES STOMACH,
liver, kidney and bladder troubles.
Symptoms: Paine in right side, under
shoulder blades and across hips, in-
digestion, gas, constipation, colic.
Product of German doctor. Price 35.
Mrs. Geo. S. Alinas, Box 1073X, Sas-
katoon, Sask.
PILES OR HEMORRHOIDS. DON'T
suffer needlessly, our remedy "Davis
Pile Treatment" will help rid' you
of the terrible discomfort of bleed-
ing; itching or protruding piles. Send
postpaid in plain wrapper on receipt
of $1.00Money back if not delighted
with results, Address, Davis Pharm-
acal. Company, 350 Oakwood Avenue,
Toronto,
PATENT ATTORNEY
ROT L. KNOX, REGISTERED ATTOR-
ney. Information regarding inven-
tion Patents;` Drawings; Registra-
tions; Sales. 14 Metcalfe, Ottawa.
PATENTS
Pl
OFFER TO EVERT INVENTOR:
• List -Of inventions and full informa•
-
tion sent free: The Ramsay Company,
Registered Patent Attorneys, 273
Bank St., Ottawa, Can. •
PERSONAL;
IANESOMF? - WRITE THIS RELIA-'
ble ChM established 17 years. Mem-,
bars everywhere, many wealthy. Des-
cription.' free, sealed. Mrs. Budd,
fox 759-W, San Francisco, California,
ARRY - WOULD YOU MAI:MY IF
suited% Hundreds to choose from.
Some with means. Many farmera'
daughters and -widows with property.
Particulars, 10c. Confidential, Cana-
dian Correspondence Club, Box. 128,
Calgary,. Alta. ,
IIARN TRUE SIGNIFICANCE OF
latent forces hi your nature. Send
stamped; addressed . envelope, Box
352, New Westminster, B.C.
UIT TOBACCO, SNUFF, DRINKING,
easily,, inexpensively. Home reme-
dies, Testimonials. Guaranteed. Ad-
vice free. Box 1, Winnipeg. "
ARE YOU RUPTURED? RELIEF, COM -
fort; positive support with our ad-
vanced method. No elastic. or under -
straps or steel, Write, Smith Manu-
facturing Co., Dept. 219, Preston, Ont.
PHOTO FINISHING
50 - .BEAUTIFUL HAND -PAINTED
enlargements with every eig t
prints. Falcon Photo Finishers, 1 1
Sherbrook, Winnipeg, Man.
PUPS
ALil AT1AN PUPS AND GROWN
Stook; have to dispose, of some. J.
A. Johnston, Elmira, Ont.
POULTRY AND POULTRY
EQUIPMENT
BABY .CHICKS
HE BRAY CHICK DOES THE TRICK.
Our 1938 catalogue shows statements
and photographs of money-makiirg
customers from Nova Scotia to Sas-
katchewan. Write for your copy to-
day. Bray Hatchery, 130 John St.
North, Hamilton, Ontario.
RAY XTRA-PROFIT CHICKS ARE
25% heavier than required for Gov-
ernment Approval. Never seem to
lose this head start. Sturdy, vigor-
ous, thrifty birds. Twelve breeds.
Catalogue free. Bray Hatchery, 130
John Street, North, Hamilton, Ont.
ROSS -BRED CHICKS ARE GAINING
in popularity. Hybrid vigor. Bray
cross -brads gave remarkable returns
in 1937. Get our catalogue. Bray
Hatchery, 130 John Street, North,
Hamilton, Ontario.
`RSEY GIANTS (WHITE or BLACK)
Plymouth Rocks (White or Barred),
Indian Runner Ducklings. Catalogue.
Edzell Poultry Farm, Princeton, Ont.
RDER YOUR CHICKS NOW AND
Save $1,00 per hundred. Enter the
Tweddie Chick Contest, 1500 Twed-
die Chicks free. Send for catalogue.
Tweddie Chicks Hatchery, Limited,
Box 10, Fergus, Ontario.
Y VERY BEST LARGE BRED TO
Lay White Leghorn Chicks, 9c; big
even Barred Rocks, 10c. All blood -
tested, 100% arrival. Bob Kimber-
ley, Box 1V, Essex, Ontario.
LBS. "QUILT R1:lINANTS" - 91.00
1 15, POUNDS ;2.25. "SURPRISE
Package" Free! Choice of tubfast
Cotton Prints, Piques, Broadcloths,
Tapestry, Silks, Eiderdown, Wool-
lens, Repp, Flannelette, Tweeds.
Large! "It et Guarantee," Sample
Bundle 15u. Nhilross Textiles, Dept.
ILD, Station 10, Montrenl.
rt1PII\,t NTS
LBS. QUILT REMNANTS MNAN 1S AND 7`L x
90 natural votton Quilt Batt, com-
plete outfit 31.25 Choice of washtast
Cotton Punts, Piques, Broadcloths,
S 11 is s, Eiderdown, Flannelette,
9'weecls, Tapestry, 'Woollens, Repp,
Iar•.ge! "Refund Guarantee." Sample
Bundle 25c. Canadian Textiles, Dept.
LB, Montreal.
R ayin a r, Conado's Foremost
Adviser on human problems, rill send
o Character and Personality Chert
Ire* to anyone rho *rites him 14,,'amazing
free oiler is made merely to advertise
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end a ovmlable (a o lim,led time only Write
today, enclosing o self oddrouad, stomped
envelope and foot birthdate Address -
R Sy h1111,
MASON REMEDIES LIMITED
t4 MteAUL 57, TORONTO CANADA
40 GET YOURS NOW
Ask your druggist for a 70e
Kruschen Grant Package. It con-
tains a.regular bottle and a trial
size bottle. Use the trial size
first end if not satisfied return
the regular bottle unopened.
Your money will be cheerfully
refunded,
Claim Life Commences
At Grandparent-hooz1
L•
A group of Omaha, Nebraska, eld-
ers have formed the National Assoc-
iation of Grandparents of America,
and plan to promote similar organi-
zations in other cities.
"Although books, plays and sons
try to tell you when life begins,"
said a club announcement, "these
gentlemen think that life begins when
you are a grandparent."
President Don Amsden said the
club would be social, charitable and'
benevolent.
Says More Quakes
May Be Expected
Expert Sees Renewal of Earth
Tremors In the Near
Future
The world may expect a number of
earthquakes in the near future, Cap-
tain N. H. Heck of the V:S. coast and'
geodetic survey said last week.
He explained, however, that quakes
cannot be predicted with. any degree
of certainty, because they give no
warning of their approach.
During the last'.year 56' earthquakes
=severe enotigh to be recorded, on in-
struments have Occurred' throughout
the world, said Captain Heok.
"After such' a' period, of' -quietness It
is generally •Doesible to expect a re-
newal of activity," he added.
Tiny Radio Waves
Travel In Pipe
One Pipe Might Carry All 'Phone
Conversations Between
Cities
Lilliputian wireless waves so short
they travel inside a pipe and are
picked up on an antenna only one inch
high were placed before the radio en-
glneering world at New York last
week by the 13e11 Telephone laborator-
ies.
111 pipes, the engineers were in-
formed', these midget waves promise
to travel like telegl'aphd messages,
but without the limits imposed by a
wire. A single small pipe, between
two cities, for example, might carry
all the telephone conversations want-
ed.
Four to Eight Inches Long
The waves exhibited rangecl from
four to eight inches long. They trav-
elled through a 20 -foot exhibition pipe.
Like all short radio waves these mid-
gets reflect light. Metal discs, used
as mirrors, reflect the waves into one
end of the pipe. The inch -long anten-
na picks them off at the other end.
They have been piped a mile.
The waves are made by tubes no
Larger than a common electric light
bulb, Their "frequencies" or pulsa-
tions, are thousands of millions of
times a second,
Close to Heat Waves
Still shorter wireless waves, only
an inch and a quarter, have been pro-
duced in the Pelt laboratories. These
vibrate at ten thousand million times
a second. They are very close to heat
wav(3,s. At California Institute of
Technology at Pasadena research
workers experimenting with similar
short waves, report unusual experi-
ments in imparting artificial fevers to
serected tissues. . Thus one type of
Short wave might heat a bone, and
another flesh, a third blood.
In 1848 a firearms manufacturer
made pistols. that had coffee -grinders
in the handles'._
Along Canada's - Mining Highway
Qutstandingg favourable devel-
opments in the, mining fields of
Ontario and Quebec crave creat -
td -new and widespread Thterest.
The new ore zone discoveries
on Hardrock, found also tO extend
over on to. the Macleod Cockshutt
property, has put life into the
Long Lac Camp of. Western On-
tario. Nearby property owners'
are filled' with a new hope.
In Eastern Ontario close to the
Quebec boundary, along a seven
mile front from Larder Lake to
beyond, Kerr Addison, operators
of properties are endeavouring to
emulate the success of Barber
Larder with diamond drills.
In the Noranda area of, Quebec,
Brownlee Gotd Mines has enlarged
its property holdings, closely adja-
cent to Powell Rouyn and Noran-
da, and is starting a diamond drill-
ing' campaign.
The Lacoma property in the
Senneterre, area of Quebec Is rap-
, proving up an important ore
structure. The East Laconia prop-
erty, adjoining, has diamond drill-
ing starting under contract.
An unprecedented season of
mining activity is indicated front
Coast to Coast, with great expec-
tations in some quarters for the
Gordon Lake, Athabasca and
Great Slave Lake sections, of the
North West Territories.
London Traffic
Found Lighter
Arterial Highways Are Being Used
More
LONDON, Eng. -Scotland Yard has
sprung a surprise on London's traffic
experts, says the Christian Science
Monitor.
In the latest traffic census issued
by the police headquarters It is re-
vealed that central London's traffic
has decreased instead of increasing as
anticipated.
For instance it had been confidently
predicted that traffic at Hyde Park
Corner, busiest point in the metro-
polis, would have risen from ,the 1935
figure of 82,728 vehicles in 12 hours
to about 100,000 in 1937. Instead there
was a decrease of 2,000 vehicles on
the day the census was taken.
Congestion Reduced
Meanwhile the new arterial roads
skirting central London and the main
roads out of the suburbs are being
put to much greater use.
These facts are taken as showing
SPECTACLES
EYEGLASSES, 31.75 UP. WE SEND
ten pair to test your eyes. Satisfac-
tion or money refunded. Glass. eyes,
$4.00 each, assortment sent. Accur-
ate Optical, Dept. IC, 67 Sussex, To-
, ronto.
sTAmrs
COLLECTORS! TEACH17RS1 CORON-
ation Souvenir Stamps. 60 different,
showing who and what it's all about,
25e. Guiton, Box 14, Station K, To-
ronto.
TANNING
EXPERT TANNING OF HIDES POR
harness, lace and robes. Bear, doer
fti'rs. Free list and tags. Towne &
Sons, Morritton, Ontario.
-
ALWAYS
REPAIR
RAGGED
NERVES 1
That deadly weariness that drags you down all
day is probably a sure sign of nerve -starvation.
Strengthen yyour nerves wrtb PIHOSFEIITNE.
This great tonio'soothes ragged nerves, helps
you sleep soundly end eat well, and gives you
eonfidenee and vitality. At druggists, 50e,
81.00 and 31.60: 67
PHOSEENNET
NERVE TO IC,
that from the motorist's point of view
central London has become an area
to be avoided wherever possible, and
that future arterial roads built around
London would still further reduce the
congestion in the centre of the city.
Particular interest is attached to
this aspect at the present time because
it is an open secret that the Govern-
ment is preparing a large-scale attack
on London's road problems. Sir Chas.
Bressey, appointed by the Government
to study the problem and put forward -
concrete suggestions, has now report-
ed
eported to the Ministry of Transport.
During the census 64,000 more pri-
vate ears were counted than in 1935,
28,000 more pedal cyclists, and 25,000
more light commercial vehicles. Both
omnibuses and horse -vehicles showed
a decrease, by 4,800 and 9,000 respec-
tively.
Casein, manufactured chiefly from
skim milk, is used in industry and is
closely affected by industrial condi-
tions. Argentina is the chief exporter
of casein, accounting for about half
of the total world export (818,000
cwts. in 1936). France is Argen-
tina's closest competitor, the two
countries together providing over 80
per cent. of the world's exports.
The business of a shoemaker is of
great antiquity. Romans wore cork
soles to guard their feet from water,
especially in winter.
TIRED or -NERVOUS?
Is bile doing its work?
Your liver is lazy, that's wily you
feel so rotten half the time. Your sys-
tem is not getting enough bile. Your
head aches, your back aches. Your
feed doesn't digest properly. It stag-
nates and decays for rack of bile. Bile
is a digestant and an antiseptic. Yo
liver should produce. 18 to 36 flus
enures o% Vic every 24 hotkl's
Tan01 Tablets drill m{tl.e Your liver
do its work. Rased tr[ibti a small pro -
ion of Calomel
pro-
portion 1 blended c
d withears
o
Lain other useful Medicinal ingredients,
Tanol Tablets act promptly and direct-
ly upon the liver, stimulating the flow
of bile. They are easy to take and
provide a safe, easy way of using enlo-
mel, probably the most effective liver
stimulant known. They are not harsh.
But they are efficient. Your druggist
has then). 50c. (a)
Issue No. 9-'3S
The best papers game
in the handiest; booklet-
'It
ook Eet-'It vs Double Automatic
Some men go to a lot of trouble
hiding their light under a bushel when
a small cup would do as well.
One of those flighty city women
was visiting in the hi1Is of New Eng-
land:
She -"This place has so many odd
and peculiar people."
Native -"Yes, but most of them go
home by the first of September."
How Far Is It From "Bad" to
°+Worse"7
At a certain church a beautiful
lych-gate was put up, and over It was
Inscribed:
"Thus ?a The Gate Of Heaven"
While the paint was wet a large
printed notice was attached with the
words:
"Pfeaae Go Round The Other Way"
Someone is now telling a story
about an absent-minded professor who
sent his wife to the bank and kissed
his money good-bye. Why blame it on
a professor?
A census taken on asking a woman
how old she was, received the foliow-
inge answer:
Woman -"Do you know how old the
Hill girls are nest door?"
Census Taker -"Sure"
Woman -"Well, I'm as old as they
are."
The census taker wrote down: ".As
old as the hills":
Once in a while odd items appear in
print. Three instances appear. here:
"A young woman wants washing
and cleaning daily."
"Green colored girl wants work
until after Christmas."
"His first venture into the antique
field was in Asheville, N.C. There he
met his wife."
Customer (pointing to a laundry
parcel) -"Is that my name in Chi-
nese?"
Laundryman (hesitating) -"N -no."
Customer (curiously) -"It is some
kind of identifying mark. What is it?"
Laundryman - "Just deseliption.
Means li'I fat man, clooked nose, no
teeth."
The applicant for a job in the coun-
try asked 'what hie duties were to be.
Ile was told he would have to be up
at 5 e'elock to clean and harness the
horses and do various other jobs about
the farm. After breakfast he could
help around the house. The farmer
was` going through a long list of other
duties when the applicant interrupt-
ed him to ask if by chance the soil of
ifs farm happened to be clay.
Farmer -"Why?"
Applicant -"Oh, if it was clay I
thoii'ght I might make a few bricks in
my spare time."
Mrs. Thistlebottom (to family wash
woman) -"Mandy, have you seen my
daughter Elsie's fiance?"
Mandy (perplexed) ---"No, ma'am. It
ain't been in the wash yet."
Syrian bakers produce "bubblg
bread" in round, flat loaves, whi
look like astronomers' photogvapt
of the moon. The bubbles are pro'
duced by a mysterious leavening mix-
ed with the, dough.
' Scarcity and high prices of
als are handicapping Italy's con i0
tion program.
I'LL. NEVER GO TO
DINNER WITH A
BOY AGAIN UNLESS
I HAVE
SOME
PHILLIPS'
TABLETS
IN; MY
PURSE
Often "acid indigestion" is dis-
tressing to. you -and offensive to
others. But now there is no eitcuse
for being guilty.
You simply carry your ,alkalizer
with you -and use it at the fflrst
sign of "upset" stomach. $gimlly
taketwo tiny tablets of Phillips'
Milk of Magnesia when ouf with
others. Or -if at home -you can
take two teaspoonfuls of Liquid
Phillips'. Both. act the same way:
Relief is usually a ;natter of
seconds. "Gas," nausea, "heart-
burn," acid • breath -all respond
quickly. Just' make sure you ask
for "Phillips,"
pItchin
TORTURIE In A Minute
For qquiok relief from the itching of eczema, blotched
pimples, athlete'sfoot melee, rashes antiother sldn
eruptions,apply Dr, Dennie' pure, coollog, nntisoy.
do, liquiD. D. D. PRESCRIPTION, As gentle oils
soothe the irritated din. Clear, greaseless and statn-
lece•-dela fast. Stops the moat Intense itching la -
staidly. A 38o kW bottle, al dug steres, proves it-
er money bank. Ask for D. O. D. PIIESCRIPTI ON. 28
USE PIDARD
New and re-
markable re-
medy -f o r
heaves. Sat-
isfaction is
guaranteed
regatdless of
the severity
or length of time your horse has
suffered from this disease. By
nail $1.00. Chs. Eng. Girard, Ste.
Dorothee, Laval, Quebec.
TOWN RV' TOWN • VILLAGE BY VILLAGE
MORE ONTARIO HOME SAY
Let *BLUE be your guide to bolter
heating efficiency and greater eto-
nomy. Remember, your Furnace is de-
signed to burn anthracite and 'blue
al' is the world's finest anthracite.
'der o trial ton. Six sizes; ;; a size
to suit every furnace. -
Aek your nearest
'bine coal' dealer for
free copy of FIRST
AIDT O BETTER
£EATING, or write to
'blue coal' c/o 217 Bay
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