Zurich Herald, 1941-08-14, Page 7Voyage of "Slave Ship" Ended In Chase and Capture
BRITISH WARSHIPS
DRIVE'SL4VE SHIP'
ASHORE. RESCUE
400 PRISONERS
AFTER ORAF SPEES
SCUTTLING, ALTi1ARK
HEADS FOR HOME
Obtaining false clearance papers at Bergen, the Graf Spee's supply
]hip Altmark was spotted by two British patrol planes as it attempted
to dodge along the Norwegian coast in a dash for Germany with hund-
aeds of captive British seamen in its hold. British naval vessels, swiftly
summoned to the scene by the patrol planes, overhauled the Altmark
and forced It aground, rescuing the captive Britishers and killing a nura-
aer of the Altmark's crew.
HAVE
YOU HEARD
The pilot had taken great pains
to explain all about his airplane
to the pretty young visitor at the
airport—its mechanical features,
parpose of this and that, what pil-
o ts did to meet actual flying con-
ditions, 'etc. He looked at the girl
and smiled, "Now, you understand,
41013 you?"
"11 but one thing," replied the
El
0"And what is that?" he asked:
"What makes the thing stay
op?"
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We are informed that a hu-
morous Toronto druggist ex-
poses a ease of soap in his
shop whitlow bearing the per.
fitment inscription, "Cheaper
than dirt."
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Sam had just passed through a
hair-raising experience. He'd just
seen a ghost!
"Yes, sub," the Negro said.
"Ah'd jes' come outer the cow -
abed with a pail o' milk in mah
land. Den Ah hears a noise an'
de ghost rushes out."
J1Was you skeered?" asked one
of his listeners. "Did you shake
with fright?"
°° �h don't know what Ah shook
with," replied Sam solemnly. "Ah
cain't say I shook at all; but when
.A1 got in de house, there warn't
no milk in de pail, only two
vounds o' butter!"
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A film star was being ex-
iunined for a new divorce. He
had been married six times
already and six women gave
him a very bad character.
"Don't pay any heed to
their stories,' he told the
judge. "They're only old
wives.' tales."
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They were having a board meet-
ing of a firm in the city, when
the secretary ran in and said the
office boy had pinched half the
petty cash.
"Disgraceful!" and "Shocking!"
and "Disgusting!" some of the
members said.
But the chairman said, "Remem-
ber, gentlemen, we all had to
alert in a small way."
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"Thanks very much for the
birthday cake. But what's the
Idea of the electric bulb on
fit?"
"It's forty candle-power,
fray dear."
The poultry ailment known as
;fowl paralysis is believed so come
t on that it takes nearly 25 per
vent of the birds in average farm
;mocks.
ASTHMA
BRONCHITIS
MO TOM, uANQ-I
COUGHS ii BD COLDS
YIELD FASTER TO
How Can 1?.
SY ANNt AbtI EV
Q. How can I sew snaps on
garments most efficiently?
A. Sew the half of the snap
with the projecting point on first.
Then press this part down firm-
ly on the material in the place
where the corresponding snap is
to be sewed. This will leave a dis-
tinct impression in the goods to
show just where to sew the. snap.
Q. How can I prevent gravy
from becoming lumpy:
A. Adda pinch of salt to- the
flour that is used for thickening,
before mixing it with water.
Q. How can I preserve the paint
in a half -used open can?
A. Sealing it with paraffin is
proof against its hardening.
Qe How can I prevent moths
from attacking fur?
A. Moths will not attack the
fur if plentifully sprinkled with
pepper or tobacco, which leaves
no unpleasant odor and can easily
be shaken out before wearing.
Q. How can I remove coffee
and tea stains from linen?
A. Soak the spots in glycerine.
Allow to stand for several hours.
Then wash in the usual way.
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What Science
Is Doing
.o- ' .o •rat
r. -s+
SLOW LIGHTNING
Discovery that there are two
distinct types of lightning, one the
explosive, smashing stroke familiar
to everyone, and the other a hith-
erto unrecognized slow and burn-
ing stroke, is announced in the
magazine Electrical World. One
kind blows a tree apart, the other
sets it afire.
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SEES OIL UNDERGROUND
A pint of earth, dug from with-
in a few feet of the surface, can
be made to give direct signs of
oil fields that may be buried 10,-
000 feet below. This is done with
the mass spectrograph, a new
scientific instrument which out-
does the tricks of magicians and
which never before has been. put
to commercial use.
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VENOMS STOP PAIN
A. combination of venoms from
two poisonous southern snakes
has been found effective in re-
lieving intense pain from cancer
and arthritis and stopping spasms
of epilepsy. The reptiles are the
rare coral snake and the common
cotton -mouth water moccasin.
HEALTH
TOPICS
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SUGAR AND DECAY
it's the sugar you eat that caus-
es teeth to decay, Dr. Leonard
Fosdick of the Northwestern Uni-
versity (Chicago) dental school is
convinced.
Sugar taken into the mouth pro-
duces an acid which, with bacter-
ia normally present, causes tooth
decay, he reported to the mid-
winter meeting of the Chicago
Dental Society.
"Tbe only method known at
present to control dental decay,
whic'h has good scientific evi-
dence to support it, is to avoid
the intake of sugar into the
mouth," he said.
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PLEADS FOR POOR MOTHERS
A plea that maternity clinics
be established for the poor "aas
made by Dr. Allan Roy Dafoe, doc-
tor to the famed Dionne quintup-
lets who spoke before several hun-
Speaking before several hl;n-
dred women gathered for the Miiz-
neapolis Tribune newspaper wo-
men's press conference, Dr. Defoe
said the lessons learned as a re-
sult of the quintuplets' care might
be made the basis for a 'broader
movement.
He urged participation in move-
ments for establishment of clinics
for the proper care of mothers
and babies "so that sill children
may have the same chance,"
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PNEUMONIA CONQUERED?
Statistician of the Metropoli-
tan Life Insurance Company are
inclined to believe that pneumonia
as a death -dealing disease is well
on the way to being conquered.
They point out that, coincident
with new methods of treating the
disease, such outstanding declines
in pneumonia mortality have tak-
en place among the insurance
company's millions of 'industrial
policyholders in Canada and the
'United States, that in 1939, as
well as in 1938, a new low record
death rate was established for
the disease. And this improvement.
has continued into 1940, when a
pneumonia death rate of 51.7 per
100,000 was established during
the first four weeks of January,
a rate representing a decline of
33 per cent as compared with
that of e corresponding weeks
of 1939:-
Canadiaitt National
Railways Revenues
The gross revenues of the all-
inclusive Canadian National Rail-
ways for the week ending Feb-
ruary 14, 1940 were: $4,355,727
as compared with 3,185,937
for the corresponding
week of 1939, an in-
crease of 1,169,790
or 36.'7%
Cigarettes released for consump-
tion in Canada during the first
nine months of the current year
amounted to 5,275,000.
Does your
nose tell
the pain -
Sed story
of your
disc ont-
fort-sore ne s sand stuffiness in the nostrils,
Irritated membranes? Get quick relief.
Treat your nose with Mentholatum, the
balm with the money -back guarantee)
Mentholatum acts instantly—penetrates
artery nasal passage—soothes inflamed
membranes—helps clear head and nose.
Get Mentholatum today from your
druggist. In jars and tubes -30c.
ITCsTOPPED
.or Money sack
Per quick relief from itching of eczema, pimples, nth-
lato'e foot, soaks, scabies, rashes and other externally
Doused skin troubles, Use world-famous, cooling, ante
septic, liquid D. D. D. Prescription. Greaseless,
eteinlcea Soothes irritation and quickly stops intense
!telling. 350 trial bottle proves it, or money hack, Ask
rout druggist today for 0, O. D. PRESCRIPTION.
FOR O`,EN ONLY!
If fidgety nerves, restless nights and dis-
tress from female functional "irregular-
ities" keep you from having fun in life—
take Lydia
ife--takeLydia E. Pinkbam'e Vegetable Com-
pound, made especially to help such run-
down, weak, ailing women. TrIl ft/
rove. DO NOT HAVE TO SMOI(A1
"HOW CAN I STOP SMOKING"?
The number and urgency of ap-
peals from people who wished to
be quit of the habit prompted the
Writing of a 16 -page booklet giv-
ing practical answers that have
'worked. The cost? Just the cost of
a pack of cigarettes! Order direct
from the author, George A. Little,
i12 Lytton Blvd„ Toronto. 25 cents
with order, or 5 copies for $1.00.
Postage prepaid.
Coal Output
On Increase
1939 Pro(fuction in Canada Tops
Previous Year; Coke Ton-
nage Lower
Canadian coal production during
1939 totalled 15,460,897 tons, com-
pared with 14,294,718 the previous
year, the Dominion Bureau of Sta-
tistics reports. imports totalled to
13,884,816 tons, compared with 13,-
461,614 and exports 376,203 against
353,181.
Coke production ansouuted to 2,-
388,027 tons, compared with 2,352,-
003 in 1938. During 1939, 1,104,371
tons of Canadian coal and 2,207,707
tons of imported coal were charged
to coke ovens.
Coal production during Decem-
ber, 1939, was 1,457,825 tons, com-
pared with 1,350,986 tons in Decem-
ber, 1938, Bituminous coal output
was 1,059,055 tons, sub -bituminous,
53,166 and lignite 345,604.
4SfRES!IS IT
YOURP PLUG!
IS 114 THE
Reindeer, so much used in the
• northern European countries, are
the only domesticated species of
deer in the world.
The total production of gold in
the world since the discovery of
America has peen estimated at
1,294,935,511 fine ounces.
. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS . .
AGENTS WANTED
S)dLL WHAT EVERY HOUSEHOLD
Needs! Familex salesmen live sell-
ing guaranteed Familex Products.
Quick and Sure Sales — Fair Pro-
fits — Repeat Orders, Get facts
and catalogues today: Familex
Products, 570 St. Clement, Mont-
real.
JxYPLY GOLD INITIALS ON AUTO -
mobiles. Profitable opportunity.
Samples 10c. Proposition free. Pe-
-tthick's Monograms, 867F. Toronto.
IIAIIY ()FLICKS
BABY CHICKS, ALL $9 PER HUND-
red. Barred Rocks, White Leg -
horns, R. I. Reda Wyandottes,
New Hampshires. February and
March delivery. Carlton Hatchery,
Britannia Heights, Ont.
BIG, HUSKY, QUALITY CHIICKS,
buy from a breeder who has a re-
putation for liveability. Wo hon-
estly 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
Bred chicks are better value than
hatchery chicks. Five breeds se-
lection, 7 cents and up, farm rais-
ed pullets. Circular on request.
Highway Poultry Farm, R.R. No.
1. Waterloo, Ontario.
CHICKS, WHITE LEGHORNS, 9c,
Barred Rocks and New Hamp-
shires 10c, from Government ap-
proved, blood -tested stock. Write
for catalogue, Brucedale Poultry
Farm, St. Thomas, Ont.
MORE FOR YOUR MONEY IN THE
new 1940 Tweddle Chicks, more
breeding, more egg laying ability.
more meat producing ability, and
more chicks for your money. You
can buy Tweddle chicks as low as
$9.45 per hundred, 18 varieties to
choose from. S: d for free cata-
logue and pr :t. Tweddle
Chick Hatch • - tinted, Fergus,
Ontario.
SATISFIED CUSTOMERS OUR
best advertisement. Read what our
customers say- in our booklet.
When you buy Baden chucksyou
get quality chicks at a low price.
Standard quality White. Leghorns
rred 5]shires,Hybr ds $9.4, White Rocks
and White Wyandottes $10.45. •
Heavy breed pullets 90 per cent
$16,90, Leghorn pullets $18.95. Day
old cockerels, three week old ea-
pons.rBaden Electric Chick Hatch-
ery Limited, Baden, Ontario.
JOHNSON'S CHICKS ARE ONE
grade, the best we can produce.
all breeders are hloodtested and
culled. Bred to Lay Barred Rocks
and large S. C. White Leghorns,
Barron strain. Prices March and
Apill, Rocks 10 cents, 90 per cent.
pullets 17 cents, cockerels 8 cents.
Leghorns 10 cents, 90 per cent.
pullets 20 cents, cockerels 2 cents.
Safe arrival guaranteed. 10 per
cent books your order. Circular on
request. J. D. Johnson, Fergus,
Ontario.
ORDER BABY CHICKS NOW. AT -
tractive prices on well bred Bar-
red Rocks, White Leghorns, Hamp-
shires, Austrolorps. Write for
prices. Winnhnm Hatchery, Wing-
bnm, Ontario.
CARS, NEW AND USED
MOUNT PLEASANT MOTORS, LTD.,
Toronto's oldest Chrysler, Ply-
mouth dealers: three locations, 632
Mount Pleasant Road, 2040 Yonge
Street, 1220 Danforth Ave. Our
used rnrs melte es ninny friends.
EDUCATION AI.
STUL)EN7`N Nose ENRUI,i,IN-x FOR
courses an Matriculation, Short
Story Journalism, Shorthand and
Speech Culture Make use of your
spare time Write today Canad-
ian Correspondence C.oilege, (es-
tabiished 1002) 229 Ynnge Street
Toronto
ELECTRIC MOTORS
ELECTRIC MOTORS SUITABLE
for every purpose. Jones .4 Moore
Electric, 296 Adelaide Street W„
Toronto.
FISIiING TACKLE Ott SPORTING
GOODS
FISHERMEN! SEND FOR OUR
new, larger, 1940 Fishing Tackle
catalogue, out March 20th. E.
Mattis, 171 Craig St. W,. Slontreal,
Quebec.
FARM EQI'IP\XEN'r
FANNING MILL (KLINE) FARM -
ere say best seed grader; wild oat
separator, also screening repairs.
Testimonials. Kline Manufactur-
ing, Islington, Ontario,
FILMS
BEST RESULTS -- ROLL„' DEVEL-
oped with higloss deckled edged
prints — 25c. Reprints Sc. Beauti-
ful enlargement free. Prompt ser-
vice. Excel Photos, 1266 Lans-
downe A.ve., Toronto,
TRIAL SPECIAL — SEND NEGA-
thee, this advertisement and 1.0c
for three prints and 6 x 7 enlarge -
Mont, or roll and 25c for eight
prints, 6 x 7 enlargement, London
Photo Service, Box 551, London,
Ont. Established 1919.
Guaranteed
CAR AND TRUCK PARTS
Used — New
SPECIALIZING EN Itlelll;ILT MO-
T(iliS, 1'(IW1,)12.UNi'f'S, Ilydrnnlic
Ifoucf9, Wine bee, Generators. Stnrt-
ers, S8eg•nrloa, „nra,nretors linu1 n(-
orn — Pxrhaege 8lertice, Maw; --
Stettetnetion or refund, Levy Auto
Paris, Toronto.
FILMS -- PRINTS
FREE ENLARGEMENT IN STUDIO.
Folder with each order. Films de-
veloped and printed by experts.
25e; reprints 10 for 25c, Nu -Way
Photo Service. Station "A" Tor-
onto.
FOR SALE
HEAVY SIX BUICK MOTOR, 1004
Vessot grinder, speed Jack and
belts. George Kelso, Markdale,
Ontario,
HORSES FOR SALE
NUMBER GOOD HORSES. MATCH -
ed teams, one Percheron stallion
colt, grey. J. McAninch, Route 4,
Guelph,
LEGHORNS FOR SALE
BECKER STRAIN, SINGLE COMB
dark brown Leghorns, males $3.00,
trios $6.00. Henry Becker, Water-
loo, Ontario.
'MACHINERY FOR SALE
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 — 6 H.P. Hopper
cooled horizontal gasoline engine,
fitted with magneto, can be used
as portable power plant — sale
price, $285. The A. R. Williams
Machinery Co. Ltd., 64 Front St.
West, Toronto.
MACHINERY FOR SALE
WADE PORTABLE DRAG SAWS,
reasonably priced, easy to operate,
a money-maker wherever there
are logs to be cut. Write for free
descriptive bulletin. The A. R.
Williams Machinery Co., Ltd., 64
Front St, West, Toronto.
MEDICAL
SUCCESSFUL SCIENTIFIC STOM-
ach Remedy healed many obstinate
cases. User states: For years I
was troubled with gnawing pain
below breastbone. It causes gas
and bloating. I tried many remed-
ies, but my only relief was soda,
and that for short time only. After
meals it didn't bother me for a
few hours: then if I ate something
it stopped coming again after
some time. The pain bothered me
worse at night. After taking three
bottles of Dr. McLeod's Stomachic
I was free from pain. I kept on
improving and have now been well
for six years and enjoying my
meals without medicine, If you
cannot buy Stomachic at Drug
Store write Dr. McLeod's Stotnach-
ic Co., 558 Bathurst, Toronto.
A GOOD SPRING TONIC. KIPP'S
Herb Tablets. Twenty-five cents.
All Drug Stores or Maltby's, Tor-
onto Ten.
NURSERY STOCK
HARDIEST FRUITS, RARE ORNA-
mentals. Request illustrated cata-
logue and planting guide; 600 var-
ieties, trees, shrubs, perennial
flowers, tested and grown at
Dropmore. Order early for free
booklet on new fruit recipes, also
premium with order. Strong
plants; expert packing, guaran-
teed delivery anywhere. The Man-
itoba Hardy Plant Nursery, Drop -
more, Manitoba.
BY ALL MEANS PLANT NUT
Trees. Beautiful ornamentals, pro-
ducing food and wood. Or graft
your present stocic. For hedges,
foundation plantings, etc. use fil-
berts or Winkler hazels. Write
George Hebden Corsan, Islington,
On titrin.
°PL'Is'it TO INVENTORS
AN OFFER TO EVERY INVENTOR
List of inventions and full infer.
mation sent free. The Ramsay Co
Registered, Pant Attorneys, 278
Bank Street, Ottawa, Canada,
OPPORTUNITIES Ii'On MEN
PREPARE FOR THE FUTURE. IN-
dustry urgently requires trained
men, Learn electric welding now.
General Welding '('corks, 100 Jar-
vis, Toronto.
Pe:D nisA1
elUI'1 1'UBen 't'U .aNBBEV l9AS11.0
/nespensiveI,v Homy remedy.
Testimonials Cluarntaleed. Advice
free Ra r1let 1', ilex 1 Winnipeg
IIEPATOLA RELIEVES STOMACH
and Liver troubles. Symptoms:
Pains In right side, under shoul-
der blades and across hips, indi-
gestion, gas, constipation, gall
trouble. Formula of doctor, Re-
sults in one day! Price 35.00. Mrs.
Geo, S. Alinas. Iyox 1072\V Saska-
toon, Sask.
FALSE TEETI-I 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, 20 Whitehall
Road, Toronto.
NHL HAIR ROOT PERMANENTLY.
Safely, privately. Remove super-
fluous hair from face, arms, legs,
forever. Treatment 31.00 postpaid,
plain wrapper. Canadian Chemis-
try Co„ Wilkie, Sask.
PROPERTY FOR, SALE
SEALED TENDERS RECEIVED
till March 12th for two separate
square Hundreds, 4 acres bush, 00
waste, creep stone house, bank
barn on Highway, Wellington
County. Not encumbered. Five
irousand. App!5 Mrs. John Place,
485 Woolwich St„ 611011111, Ont.
ISSUE NO. 9---'40
SEED FOR SALE
GOVERNMENT TESTED SEEDS
from (grower to sower) shipped
In sealed bags, properly mixed for
a wonderful Hay or pasture crop.
Red Clover, Alsike, Timothy, mix-
ture, 313.25 per 100 lbs. Freight
paid, bags free, Misner Seeda,
Port Dover, Ontario.
SEED FOIL SALE
GOV'T INSPECTED, REGISTERED
No, 1 and No. 1 Seeds. Oats — Car-
tier, Banner and Lasalle. Barley—
O.A.C. 21. Clover — Alfalfa and
Timothy, R. Bruce Ness, Howick,
Quebec.
SEED POTATOES
BUYING, SELLING, CAR LOTS,
Truckloads, Table, Certified seed.
Ontarios, Islands. Ask Hiseys, the
Iargest potato dealers in Ontario,
64 Front St. E. Toronto.
STAMPS WANTED
STAMPS ON ENVELOPES. NOTE
ing after 1870. W!11 buy for cash.
R. G. Purdy, 310 Glen Manor Drive
Toronto.
TURKEYS FOR SALE
WHITE HOLLAND I.URKEYS,
Government approved and utility,
stock. Prices on application. Bert
Irwin, Seaforth. Ontario.
USED AND NEW PLUMBING
BATHS, SINKS, TOILETS, SOIL
pipe, boilers, furnaces, radiators,
etc. Lowest prices, guaranteed.
Catalogue furnished. Main Plumb-
ing Supplies, 921 St. Lawrence,
Montreal.
WANTED
ONE 1914-15-16 RUMELY STEAM
Engine Catalogue wanted; might
consider others. Walter Gerling,
Iola, Alberta.
WATCHMAI(1NG
LEARN WATCHMAKING AT HOME
Beginners' outfits from $5. Nation-
al Watch, Regina, Sask.
LYONS
February Clearance Sale
New & Reconditioned
FURNITURE
All used furniture is completely re-
conditioned, guaranteed thoroughly
clean and sold with positive money-
back guarantee of satisfaction,
319.50 THREE PIECE CHESTER -
field Suite, upholstered in novelty
repp, reversible Marshall spring
cushions.
$24,50 SMART, 3 PIECE CHESTER -
field Suite, upholstered in blue
shade velour, reversible Marshall
spring cushions.
335.00 BEAUTIFUL BROWN e10 -
hair Chesterfield Suite, (3 pas,),
figured reversible Marshall spring
cushions.
$32.00 10 PIECE LIVING 110001
Outfit, comprising 3 piece Ches-
terfield Suite, Bridge Lamp, Silk
Shade, End Table, Silk Cushion,
Table Lamp, Silk Shade, Metal
Smoking Stand.
$12.50 STUDIO COUCH, SIRING
filled mattress, makes into double
or two singe beds.
$17.50 8 PIECE SOLID OAK DINING
room Suite, buffet, extension table
and 6 leather upholstered chair:,
$24.00 SOLID OAK DINING 11005I
Suite, buffet, extension table ally
6 leather seat 'hairs. Perfect,
339.00 COMPLETE 9 PIECE 111N-
ing room Sui te, solid oak, bufret,
china cabinet, extension tabl0.
leather upholstered chairs.
$53.00 LARGE DINING mom
Suite, in rich walnut finish, buffet,
cabinet, extension table nn.i leath-
er upholstered ,:hair:,
$69.00 MODERN 9 PIECE DINING
room suite, in beautiful 2 -tone wul-
nut, Buffet, china cabinet, exten-
sion table, and I! leather upholster-
ed chairs.
$109.00 BEAUTIFUL SOLID 1VAL-
nut Dining Room Suite (cost new
approximately 3875), large buffet,
extension table, china cabinet 6
leatlter upholstered chairs.
359.00 p•LOOI1 SAMPLE, 5101Jh1010
Chesterfield Suite (3 pieces), reb.
379. Uphoistered'in novelty repp,
in brown, green or rust sha,lee,
bullet type, reversible Mershall
spring cushions.
369.00 MODERN 1'E111000e1 SUITE
(factory sample), in bleached seal.
nut finish, waterfall design, Ven-
etian mirror, dresser or vanity,
chiffonier. full size bed, sagless
spring and new mattress,
389,00 SOLID WALNUT ')l11N0
room Suite, (cost new approxi-
mately 32511), large buffet, exten-
sion table, china cabinet and six
leather upholstered chairs,
319.50 SIMMONS sTreEL. i.BED) 1N
walnut finish, saglees spring, new
mattress and large dresser in wan
nut
al -
nut finish.
$39.00 M01)IOIRN BEDROOM SU1'i'i
in two-tone walnut finish. Dresser,
chiffonier, full size bed and seg.
less spring.
345.00 COMPLETE 1)181l11n,22
Suite, in two-ione walnut finish,
dresser. chiffonier, full alae bed,
sagies9 spring, 1011 new t00(01'ees.
359.00 FLOOR SAMI'LI8 13EDRe)05X
Suite in the new bleached walnut
finish with waterfall fronts and
venetian mirrors, Dresser, ,:hiffon-
ler, full size bed, cagless spr!nie
and new mattress,
339.00 CUNNINGHAM PIANO 1:v
mahogany ease. Wonderful 0ondi-
tion.
38.95 Ihi05IER KI'JUIU N CA13111.
et with sliding porcelain top,
14.50 6 PIECE BREAKFAST SUITE
in ivory enamel trimmed black,
buffet, table and 4 chairs.
All met :hand! e carefully erotori for
safe shipment on receipt of money.
order :Ind sold with ) pnsit1ke nt,otn.'
ey-bacl. guerantee or satisfaetion.
Lyons Furniture Co.
Ali 3 Yonge St,
TOROW..t10