Zurich Herald, 1940-02-22, Page 3CHANCE TO LIPTON'S
IT'S
M 11 lb, and 3 lb. packages
of Lipton's contain coupons
vsbicb you can Gaye and ex-
change for Wm. Rogers 8s
Son Silverplate.
Write for Premium Book
to Thomas J. L#ton
Limited, Lipton Bldg.,
Toronto, Lao 4
Lipton's is always full-
fiavoured.Brew it weals
or strong rieln,
full+boaled flavour
fingers in every cupfuls
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How Can c
t3Y At' 'te Abell tee
Q. Thoes can 1 Make a goo'1 soap
jelly?
• A. This can be made from the
scraps of soap around the house.
Dissolve these small pleees of soap
in just enough water to over them•
and add one teaspoonful cf borax
for each pint of the mixture.
Q. T -low can I prevent pies from
overflowing in the oven?
A Lusert a short piece or 1n/cook-
ed macaroni in the top of the
crust. This will step the overflow.
Or do this at the start to prevent.
overflowing.
Q. Flow can I preptere a solution
for chapped hands?
A. A good lotion for chapped
hauls is- one part of aqua ammonia
to two parts of glycerine. Add en-
ougli rosewater to obtain a slight
perfume.
Q. flow can 1 remove the odor
from an empty medicine bottle?
A. Fill tho bottle half fu1I of cold
water and add one tablespoon et
dry mustard. Shake thoroughly, Pet
stand for half a day, and then rinse
carefully in cold water.
Q. How can I make easier the
task of b'ailing eggs?
A. Try using an old fioar sifter
for boiling the eggs. Place the sift-
er containing the eggs in a kettle of
boilieg water. When the eggs are
%done, it will be easy to remove
,:them.
Q.. How can 1 clean jewelry'?
A. A solution of one-half amman-
ia, and one-half water is excellent
for cleaning jewelry. Then polish
with a chamois.
SCOUJTING
The formation of Anti -Rumor Fa-
trots" is one of the original war,
time activities of the BPY Scouts
of Trinidad and Tobago. They alM
to nip any false and alarming news
in the bud, as a contribution to-
Ward maintenance of a steady mote
ale on those islands,
A clubroom for overseas and
other Scouts in His Majesty's fore-
ea has been opened at Imperial Boy
Scout Headquarters, London. The
oylub is open daily :from 9 a.m. to
1.1
p.m, and meals are obtainable
at all hours. A special welcome is
extended former overseas Scouts.
An X-ray machine was .the last
valuable contribution of the Scouts
of M:ontreal to the equipment of the
Children's Memorial Hospital. The
apparatus was purchased by the
:Montreal Scout "Good Turn Fund."
For some years a Cub Paolr. and
Scout Troop for the young patients
of the hospital have been carried
on by Montreal Scooters,
Stouts and Scout leaders of the
Canadian West who regularly tra-
vel long distances to attend meet-
ings have their long-distance bre-
there
rathere in New South Wales. A lady
Cnbmaster at Lockhart, N.S.W.,
eyelet:, 28 miles each week over the
bush roads to take her Cub Pack
meeting. Six Walgett Patrol Lead-
ers wheeled 114 miles to attend a
Patrol Leaders' Training 'Course,
then wheeled the same distance
home.
Link Trainers
Being Built at Gananoque
For R.A.F.
d4 million -and -a -half dollars are being spent in the little Ontario town of Gananoente to build planes that
will never fly. The money is being spent by the British air ministry on 200 Link trainers, the stubby, motor-
Iiess -"planes" used to teach young pilots of the royal air force the intricate problems of piloting the modern
lighting planes of the R.A.F.
ave You Heard
An Englishman and a Frenchman
were arguing over whose country
owned the finer navy. They asked
the old Irishman in the corner to
nettle the argument. "The Irish
have the best navy," .he said. "In
Heaven's name, where is the Irish
navy?" said the other two. "And
what a fool I'd be to be telling yott
when yott znight be a couple of
ei les," said the Irishman.
"Some men thirst after fame,
some after love and some after
money."
"I know something they all
thirst after."
"What's that?"
"Salted peanuts."
A passenger on board ship found
that he had left his toothbrush in
the washroom. Returning to recover
ft, he found a man using it.
"Sir," he exclaimed in amaze-
ment, "that is my brush you are
usingi"
"Oh," replied the man apologeti-
cally, "1'3n so sorry, I though it be-
to-nged to the boat."s
y
Doctor: 'Why do you have
eV 7652 tattooed on your
buck?"
Patient: "That's not tatto-
aatf, doctor. 'That's where my
wife ran into me with the oar
when E was opening the garage
A professor at x famous gents-
twaa addressing the students
e to take their departure. He had
temtA71Ar.
'verbose and prosy.
"Finally, gentlemen," he conclud-
efitti, 'remember *at when you go
4st Ntto the world you will rind
reereelves face '10 fay with a &1t
to beople unite lhaTft lett their
iCaA1l1;�ll,Lp "
Ike wets aiten(itrig a meeting
of the Henpecked Club. Sudden-
ly the door opened. His wife
sailed in, grabbed him by the
collar, shook him until his
teeth rattled, and exclaimed:
""What do you mean by attend-
ing this club? You're not hen-
pecked."
What Science
is
Coag
MAY REPLACE INSULIN
Discovery of a substance which.
in Iaboratory investigation has re-
duced blood sugar in rabbits and
monkeys and in a few eases in die-.
betic individuals, is announced by
Dr. 3. 13, Collip, head of the Bio-
chemistry Department at Isle=
University.
The substance, prepared from a
pituitary tissue, is given by the
mouth. If proven effective, it would
eliminate the Mental discomfort
and physical suffering caused by re.
peated injections of insulin in the
treatment of diabetes.
6,000 TIMES BRIGHTER
TJsing an odd camera which now
makes round stars into square ones
William H. Christie has determin-
ed the brightness of 18 globular
star clusters.
"All the stars in the clusters are
hotter and more brilliant than our
sun," says the 'Mount Wilson cbser-
vatory astronomer.
"Tile total brightness of the smal-
ler clusters is 6,000 times that of
the sun, and that of the larger is
600,000 times,
"Despite their brilliance, wap'
two clusters are near enough to 'fie
seen 'with the slaked eye.
Cra ng A1°ca� �s�
E�olrt tci
6f Nt
of One roltef from !toeing of ecaonta, r$mplet, h.
'a foot, Scales roabies, rashes sad other estanaely
wed Wu troubles lweeld-faeaeua, 000ling, eetf-
eke liquid U,15, as A. Presuletton. (reaeelees,
lost. Soothes irritation aid queerly stops inteo
ahtng. 36o trial eonWo pramit, or mousy bad jg&
ilr &peed today for D,13. o, PflEStCH1F'Ff6t
Machine Tricks
"Poker Faces'"
A machine with an uncanny ab-
ility at getting behind a "poker
face" and telling what's going on
there, was demonstrated to a
group of about fifty Western On-
tario policemen last week by Dr.
D. J. Wilson of the PsychoIog'
Department of the University of
Western Ontario.
Sonie of the officers outsmart-
ed the machine, others had their
secret thought bared.
If there is a name for the appa-
ratus it is not "lie detector," Dr,
Wilson &plained. It is only one
of several instruments all of
which are used in the so-called lie
detectors of the United States, to
measure emotional response.
Canadian National
Railways Revenues
The gross revenues of tate all-in-
clusive Canadian National Rail-
ways system for the week ending
February 7th, 1940, were 54,369,39.4,
as compared with $3,163,696, for the
corresponding week of 1939, an In-
crease of $1,205,5.97 or 38.1%.
WEAR` DESPONDENT
T
Crying spells, irritable
gfalFS1 l6i�i`!A nerves due to function611
ra 'monthly"pninshouldf#nd(
s teal "woman's friend" in Lydia 51, Fink-
lmm s Vegetable Competent. Try ill
LyuiaE.I"mhflai fsUpellttN
TIRED FEET
Modern
Etiquette
BY ROBERT► LEE
Q. How ehonld 021e ' gulate his
tips, and know whether to give u
tip of a dime or a dollar?
A, Tipping must be regulated by
the contents of one's purse. It is
really vulgar to be ostentatious and
overdo it, When a person earns say
$80 or $40 a week and goes around
giving fifty cent and one dollar
Ups, he should have a guardian.
2. When giving an informal din-
ner, isn't it all right for the hos-
tess to say, "just sit anywhere you
wish?"
A. No. This is very confusing. It
is too much like playing the old
game of "musical chairs." The host
essshould designate where earn
guest shall sit.
Q. Would it be proper for a young
young woman to sign a business
letter, Miss Alice ,zones?
A. Yes, but the MIss should be
enclosed in parenthesis.
Q. Is It all right to sign a valen-
tine?
apt DOES taste good in a ,pipe"'
HANDY SEAL -TIGHT POUCH . 115
eeo.,nK-TOP" 'CIN - 600
also pecked In Pocket Tins
A, Yes, if you wish, though many,
people prefer leaving the identity
of the sender to the imagination of
the one who receives the valentine.
Q. When ebildren are eating at
the same table with adults, should
they be served first, last, or in reg-
ular rotation.
A. Serve the children in same ro-
tation as the adults.
Q. What is the meaning of the
abbreviation, "N. B,"?
A. This is from the Latin nota
bane, meaning "note well."
CLASSIFIED ADVE
X1
!li YSEMEN S S ,, 9
,iCENTs I,VANTED
ARE loll PLANNING A NEW
etercentrer ox L',A'1'I•IROOttif
Investigate "'BAftCLAY TILL:"
TEE LATEST CONTRIBUTION
to home modernizing; easily and
quickiy applied; attractive eolor
4tombinstions for kitchen, bath.
room. Edmund Bind Lumber Co.,
Ltd. 2570 Danforth Ave., Tgronto,
or your Local Lumber Dealer.
HAIL% C111C'Ks
BABY '"HL"I.S, ALL $9 PER 1WND-
red. Barred flocks, White Leg -
horns, R. 1. Reds, Wyandottes.
e.w Tiatnpshlres. February a:td
March delivery. Carlton H.iatcbcry,
Britannia Heights, Ont.
044,44
BRAY '_`FIIC S 3MAKI0 PROFITS
• for wise poultry keepers. Order
now. '::hi, ks, cockerels, pallets,
capon., starred chicks. 33z•ay
Hatebery, 130 John St. N., Bernie
ton.
A COMPLETE CHICK SERVICE.
We havo 13 purebreds, five eross-
breds nonsexed chicks, sexed pul-
lets. sexed ooeieerels, capons, start-
ed (hicks, older puliets. We hatch
50,000 to 60,000 chicks every week.
We have four hatches a week.
Due to this enormous production,
we can save you money. Free
e talogue and price list on re-
quest. Tu-oddle Chick hatcheries,
Limited, Fergus, Ontario.
13ADEN GOVERNMENT APPROV-
' II Chinks at rock bottom prices.
tandard Quality White Leghorns
58.95, Barred Rocks, Now Hemp -
shires, Hybrids $9.45, White Rocks,
White Wyandottes -510.45, Heavy
Breeds 90%n Pullets 516.90, Cock-
erels 56.25. Send for free circular
and price list. Baden 'Electric
fiats Ci;.`'.teeteetv.... T,..inttted_,„:4eden...
3IG, HUSKY, QUALITY CHHiCICS,
buy from a breeder who has a re -
nutation for liveability. We hon-
estiy believe our stock the best
obtainable. White Leghorns, Bar-
red Rocks, Hampshires, low prices,
Niagara Poultry Farm, Niagara -
on -the -Lake, Ontario.
LOGICALLY POULTRY FARM
Bared ehticIts are better value than
hatchery chicks. Five breeds se-
lection, 7 cents and up, farm rais-
ed pullets. Circular on request.
Highway Poultry Farm, 11.11. No.
1, Waterloo, Ontario.
CHICKS, WRITE LEGHOR:NS, 9c,
3.3arred Rocks and New Hemp -
shires 10e, from Government ap-
proved, blood -tested stock. Write
for catalogue, Prueedaie Pouttry
Farm, St. 'rhnntns. Ont.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
RADIO ELECTRICAL STORE
large repair business — trunk,
seventeen hundred cash. Smith
Business Brokerage, 56',5 Adelaide
7.. Toronto.
004442440*
i;l)It(;A'I'ioNAL
STUDENTS NOW ENROLLING FOR
courses in Matriculation, Short
Story. Journalism, Shorthand and
Speech Culture Make use of your
spare time. Write today. Canad-
ian Correspondence College. (es-
tablished 1902) 223 rouge Street.
Toronto.
ELECTRIC MOTORS
leLIECTRIC MOTORS SUITABLE
for every purpose. Jones & Moore
Electric. 296 Adelaide Street W.,
Torun to.
FISHING TAC1eLEI OR SPORTING
GOODS
FISHERMEN! SENT) FOR OUR
new, larger, 1940 Fishing Tackle
catalogue, out March 20th. E,
Manis, 171 Craig St. W., Montreal,
Quebec.
Xi'lI,i1XS
BEST RESULTS -- ROLLS DEVEL-
oped with higioss deckled edged
prints — 25e. Reprints Be, 13eaut-
' tul enlargement free. Prompt eer-
vice. Excel Photos, 1266 Lan.-;-
downs .Ave., Torontn.
FILMS •-- PRINTS
l6'HEE ENLARGEMENT IN STUDIO.
Folder with each order. Films de-
veloped and printed by experts,
26c; reprints 10 for 25c. Nu -Way
Photo Service. Station "A" Tor-
onto.
POD. SALE
EXCELLENT FARM .LANDS, BEST
districts Western Canada, reaSon-
able prices and terms. Some wheat
acresSpleendide ehima,tetts'W bushels
Nes R. J. Routs es Co. Ltd„ La-
combe, Alberta.
PURE BRED ANGORA RABBITS,
Mature breeders, four dollars melt
Routiodge, 410 b'ottrteenth Ave.,
chine.. teeebee.. ..
Guaranteed
CAR AND TRUCK PARTS
Used -- New
SPECIAiIZIi+iG illi REIUIIII" r.so-
TOnS, I'OWEII-UNITS, E•Lye3roulie
Bloieete, Winches, Generators, Stat-
atria, Magnetos, Darburetore, Redlines
orifi Exchange Service, Greet)
0 ttirafaetlon or refund, 'Levy Auto
Parte, Toronto,
ISSUE NO. 8-40
HARDY ,a:'f'I.s,: ' IIIJI7'S
HARDY APPLE ELteoes — 60 CPS.
each. Canada's Lowest Priced Nur-
sery, growi: g leading varieties
Fruit Trees. Ornamentals. Write
immediately requesting sensation.
al offerings. Tobe's Treery. Nia-
e'nrn nn.thp-I,nlre Ontario
IIAIt iS, RABBITS
44.4444444444440
RAISE ANGORA WOOL RABBITS.
Splendid profits. Good markets for
wool, honest grading, top prices in
the Angora. industry. Write F. A.
Sutcliffe, Vioe President, Federa-
tion .American Angora Breeders,
.Abereorn. Quebec.
LEGIIORNS FOR SALE
YBECKER STRAIN, SINGLE COMB
dark brown Leghorns, males 59.00,
trios 56.00. Henry Becker, Water-
loo, Ontario.
MILKING MACHINES
GRADE "A" MIL'(. gm MILKS TWO
cows at ones) into separate con-
tainers. No pulsators. No old-fash-
ioned pipelines. Write to -day. Wil-
liam E. 13a=,den, 21 Quebec Ave.,
Toronto.
AI:A('IXINE IiY .
CLEARANCE: — TWO ONLY --
Brand New Whitte Portable Saw-
ing outfits, steel frame, steel
wheels with tongue, swinging
steel saw frame takes 24" or 26"
circular saws — 5 H.P. Hopper
cooled horizontal gasoline engine.
fitted with magneto, can be used
as portable power plant — sale
price, $285. The A. R. Williams!
Machinel;y Co. Ltd.. 64 Front St.
West, TO onto.
MACHINERY FOR SALE
WADE PORTABLE DRAG SAWS,
reasonably priced, easy to operate,
:.. a .money-maker wherever there
o.rb-roes to^-ree 'atm ,'GW.xc4 to. tor.. free
descriptive bulletin. The A.: R.
Williams Machinery Co., Ltd., 64
Front St . West. Toronto.
?INN WANTED
ARE YOU THE MAN? YOU CAN
have a solid business established
within three months. If you are
tired of woking to earn profits
for someone else OWN YOUR
BUSINESS and enjoy amazing pro-
fits every hour selling; 200 guar-
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home. No Obligation.. Get details
and catalogue free. Familex Pro-
dncts, 570 St. Clement, Montreal.
NURSERY STOCK
HA.RDIIOST FRUITS, RARE ORNA-
xnentals. Request illustrated cata-
logue and planting guide; 600 var-
ieties, trees, shrubs, perennial
flowers, tested and grown at
'anymore. Order early for free
booklet on new fruit recipes, also
premium with order. Strong
plants; expere packing, guaran-
teed delivery anywhere. The Man-
itoba hardy Plant Nursery, Drop -
more. Manitnbn.
otic cu TO INVENTORS
AN OFFER TO EVERY INVENTOR
List of inventions and full infer.
mation sent free. The Ramsay Co
Registered, Patent Attorneys. 278
Bunte Street, Ottwn. Canado.
OPPORTUNITIES FOR MEN
PREPARE FOR THE FUTURE. IN-
dustry urgently requires trained
men. Learn electric welding now.
General Welding Works, 100 Jar-
vis. Toronto.
0.4.44444.,4.4. 0844.440*
PERSONA'
QUIT TUI3ACCO, SNUFF. EASILY.
inexpensively. Home remedy.
Testimonials. Guaranteed. Advice
free. I3artlett's ilex 1. Winnipeg.
44444.4440040044400
HEPATOLA RELIEVES STOMACH
and Liver troubles. Symptoms:
Pains in right side, under ahead- •
der blades and across hips, indi-
trouble. Formula oftdoctor� Re-
sults In one days Price 35.00. Mrs.
Geo. S. Almas, Box 1078W. Saska-
toon, Sask.
STOMACH SUFFERERS: GIVE DR.
McLeod's Remedy Stomachic a
ohence to clear up your stomach
trouble. At Drug Stores, or write
Dr. McLeod's Stomachic Co., 558
Bathurst Street, Toronto.
4444104144461
HEALTHI A SIMPLE PREVENTIVE
of common colds, self -applied, bas-
ed on radio principles, static" in
the nervous system. Corrective cir-
cults made with the hands. Effec-
tive in blood pressure and heart
weakness, etc. Easy instructions
Bent on receipt of $3.00. P. C. Fra-
zee, Brentwood 33ay, Vancouver
Island, B.C.
FALSE TEETH LOOSENESS AND
annoyance, banished cheaply at
home by dentist's wonderful dis-
covery for building up old plate
to fit. Users amazed. Free infor-
mation without obligation. Ran-
dolph Laboratory, 22 Whitehall
Road, Toronto.
SALES MAN -4.0
WA. TED
DISTIRICT SALES MANAGER TO
supervise agents Bailing shoes. IL
Ritchie Shoe Co„ 455 Craig St, W..
Montreal.
SEED FOR SALE
GOVERNMENT TESTED SEEDS
Brom (grower to sower) shipped
rm :sealed bags, properly mixed for
flwonderful Hay or pasture crop.
ed Clover, Alslke, Timothy, mix-
ture, 318.25 per 100 lbs. Freight
PAM, bagsree, ]dinner Seeds,
;Fort Dover, Cntrrio.
40
SEED IPoTA.TOIES
BUYING;, SELLIN+;, CAR LOTS,
Truckloads, Table. Certi.fle i eeed.
Ontarios, Islands. Ask 13iseys, the
largest potato dealers in Ontario,
64 Front St I... Toronto.
Si:else UA'i'S
ERBAN OATS, LEAF RUST B,L;9IS-
tant, 65c per bushel. Duncan Mc-
Donald, Ethel, Ontario.
STeA14I1'S *. )12S".1'./.1
STAMPS ON ENVELOPES. NOTH-
ing• after 1870. Will buy for cash.
R. G. Purdy, 310 Glen Manor Drive
Toronto.
S0L1)II0It'w HONOR KOLL aahto
CEIITIk 1CATIo
HONOR ROLL OR CEIITIlsleATE
of service, beautifully designed
every province and unit repre-
sented. Size 16 x 22 in 7 colours,
suitable fee, framing, space for
photograph and scroll for perm.
anent record. Every soldier's home
needs one. Mailed to any pinue in
Canada, 51.00. E. Mackintosh,
photographer and copywriter 59
Granby Street, Toronto
TUIL1i10:S Z<'Uit Shia.
44044.01
WHITE ROLLAND TURKEYS,
Government approved and utility
stock. Prices on application. Bert
Irwin, Seaforth, Ontario.
USI.1) Ui.UTIII.N
SENSATIONAL BARGAINS IN US10D
clothing! Write for big, free illus-
trated catalogue on Men's, Ladies'
and Children's used clothing.
Gowdy's Mail Order Department,
837 Notre Dame Avenue Winni-
peg. Manitoba.
WATCHMAKING
maziA.tziv W.LTCH.1111AKING AT leakIE„
Beginners' outfits from 50. Nntioz..
al Watch, Regina, Sask.
LYONS
February Clearance Sale
New & Reconditioned)
FURNITURE
.411 used furniture is completely re-
conditioned, guaranteed thoroughly
clean and sold with positive moneys
bade guarantee of satisfaction.
519.50 THREE I'ih5C10 CHESTEI?-
field Suite, upholstered in novelty
reap, reversible Marshall spring
cushions.
524.50 SMART, S PIECE CHESTER..
field Suite, upholstered in Slue
shade velour, reversible Marshall
spring cushions.
535.00 BEAUTIFUL BROWN MO -
hair Chesterfield Suite, (3 nee.),
figured reversible Marshall spring
cushions.
532.0.0 10 PIECE LIVING ROOM
Outfit, comprising 3 piece Ches-
terfield Suite, Bridge Lamp, Silk
Shade, End Table, Silk Cushion
Table Lamp, Silk Shade, Metal
Smoking Stand.
512.50 STUDIO COUCH, SPRING
filled mattress, makes into double
or two single beds.
517.50 8 PIECE SOLID OAK DINING
room Suite, buffet, extension table
and 6 leather upholstered chairs.
524.00 SOLID OAK DINING ROOM
Suite, buffet, extension table anti
6 leather seat :.hairs. Perfect,
539.00 COMPLETE 9 PIECE DIN-
ing room Suite, solid oak, buffet,
china cabinet, extension table, 6
leather upholstered chairs,
$63.00 LARGE DINING ROOM
Suite, in rich walnut finish, buffet,
cabinet, extension table and leath-
er upholstered chairs.
$89,00 MODERN 9 PIECE DINING
room suite, in beautiful 2 -tone wal-,
nut, Buffet, china cabinet, extent
inion table, and 6 leather upholster-
ed chairs.
5108.00 BEAUTIFUL SOLID Wtete
nut Dining Room Suite (cost nett
approximately $375), large buffet,
extension table, china cabinet, t3
leather upholstered chairs.
558.00 FLOOR SAMPLE, MODERN'
Chesterfield Suite (3 pieces), reg
879. Upholstered in novelty rept',
in brown, green or rust shades,
bullet type, reversible Marshall
spring cushions.
$69.00 MODERN 13hlDROOM SUITN
(factory sample), in bleached wet -
Mit finish, waterfall design, Ven-
etian mirror, dresser or vanity,
chiffonier, full size bed, sagleam
spring and new mattress.
589.00 SOLID WALNUT DTNTNG
room Suite, (cost new approxi-
mately $250), largo btiffe`, extent.
Bion table ehina cabinet testi ata
leather upholstered chairs.
519,50 SIMMONS STEEL 1301') IN
walnut finish, sagiess spt t t , new'
!mattress and large dresser In wal-
nut finlsh.
0in two-tone
RWalni tiiniislt BEDROOM WITH
es er,
chiffonier, full size bed and ua1 -
less spring.
545.00 C041'.PLETB BEDROOM
Suite, in two-tono walnut tinisb,
dresser, chiffonier, full size bed,
sagiess sprint;, and new t :attreatt,
559.00FwIbeaBEDROOM(Siein the nelebwalnut
finish
with waterfall fronts and
'venetian mirrors, Dresser, ,etiliton.
ter, full size bed, sagiess sprinti
and new mattress.
589,00 CUNNINGHAM P54. ie) 115
mahogany ease. Wondcrft ' , ontii..
time
58.05 With .slidinng pKITCHEN'
rccelaInn tot
14.50 6 PIECE BREAKFAST SUItteiil
er enamel trim:an- "u biak:.
r
buffet, table and 4 chairs.
.All merchandise carefully crated foe
safe shipment on• receipt etToomey,
order and sold with a positive mol!
ey»back guarantee of Satisfactien,
Lyons Furniture Co,
478 Yonge St.
TORONTO