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^roy. Oan- the -Pro. Dhlel t^re- neVa, he tlon- bfe." at '00 .00 po 23 bo ICIassif ied Advertising | JjK*XKl^X*yXf'XCCAKKKK*X!>!XlO^^ ACEN1S WANIED DOGS "FORD" GUAEANTEED BLTJE Steel Blades, $1.00 per 100. post- pafd. Free samples. J. Dennis. 4227 Alafquette, Montreal. I OCAL IlEI'RESENTATIVES wanted, for subscription work. Re- newal li.st supplied. Good commission. Wflte Canadian Magnzine, 347 Ade- laide St. West, Toronto. jyjKN, WOMEN, ALL .AGFS, MAKE • money spare time in home, experi- ence i;nnccpsaary. Write Business As- sofclates. Chatham. Ontario. CALESMAN WANTED BY '•THE , Old Reliable Font hill Nurseries" (Established 100 years). Send for Cejntennial Catalogue and Special Lines. Start now, e.xclusive territory In. town or country, liberal terms, free outfit. Stone & Wellington. Toronto 2. PKPRKSENTATIVK W.ANTED IN each town for suhsciiptlon work. Rene'.val I.i.st supplied. Good com- mission. Mu.st be energetic and re- liable. Write Canat!i.^n Masrazine, Ui Adelaid" St. W., Toronto. n^jEN. WOMEN. EARN BIC, MONEY. 'start now to renre-^ent the Crossy factory In your neighbourhood. Two hnnflred guaranteed homo necessities. Tetf, roffce. e.ttracts, etc. Real. Im- merliate and steady proJlts. Repeat brpinpsp. Free premlumfi. No money risk. Big field for rroHtahle. fast-sell- ing Christmas line-'. Esf.TMIshod ter- ritories available In some localities. Write at once to J. R. Cressv Com- paay, 1536 Dundas St. West. Toronto. CpLL SOniES OUAnANTKEn LIN- g"iie. hoslpry. M-'.nufactiirers. Stares. Eptab'ishPri 25 year-. Christ- ma/! sPlTer. Experipncp unnecessary. Get details. Sobies. 14^ Fnniham. Que. tjfepRESKNTATTVE WANTED FOR , hosiery mani'f'>Ptnror for this dis- trict. On'y energpt'r- mnn considered. W?ite full partiPiiTars to Mr. Elliott. 72 Ouc'-n West. Toronto. A CENTS SELL MEN'S Ni^CKTIES. 1 10<-;. profit. Vh'p pnrry largest as- Bortmenf. Lowest nricp.'!. Oi-ders fill- ed* hv -rrturn mail. No substitutes. Samples free. Ontario Necliwear Com- piny. De'it. 75. Toronto. p'OLD WIRE NAMES ON PINK OR • ereen 'eaf. S5r. Agent's outfit 50c deposit. Geo. Rossiter. ."H Torrens. Toronto. Ont. • ANALYTICAL CHEMIST pMAIlLES ALLOKR, ANALYTICAL ^ Chemist, established 10:G. Analy- bJj of poiilfy and stock feeds. Box 117 fnyprsoll. Ontario. BUILDING WRECKERS M7E WILL nl'Y OLP OR CON- '"' (lci!iii; d buildings to wreck. Green- woo'd House Wreckers. 440 Oreenwood Ave., Toronto - CARPETS RE-WOVEN INTO RUGS QLO CARPETS WOVEN INTO RE- ^^vorsih^c Rug:i. Writo for price list. I!;ik"r Cicu iiing 0> . T'^r. nti 4. FURNITURE LYONS' USED FURNJTURE BARGAINS Srcat savings in our Furniture T.-adtin Department. Our low prices have made this department the larg- es,t and most popular in Toronto. Just a lew of the hundreds of specials are listed here If you don't see what you want advertised couio iu or write, Lyons are sure to have it and at the lowest price in town. Every piece of tiiruiture is sanitarily treated and eomplotely reflnlshed to look like new. OCQ f\f\ Beautiful American walnut ^Oif.yjKf tjedroom suite, large chiff- robe, full length triple mirror vanity and full size Aposter bed with sagless spring Completely reflnlshed. Cost pew over $200.00. flJOl en Walnut finish dresser. In .^^i.UV pgrfect condition, with full â-  size steel bed to match, sagless spring and brand new allfelt mattress. â- flJIQ CA Solid oak dining-room .«pl7.iJV gyjteg large buffet, exten- j sion tables and 6 leather upholstered . chairs, in petfect condition. Vour . choice of golden or fumed oak. d>oq (\f) Beautiful solid walnut din- «P0£7.UV iiig.rootn suite, large but- ' fet, twin pedestal extension table, « china cabinet and 6 chairs upholstered . in genuine leather. A really fine suite and looks brand new; completely re- * finished. Cost orisiually about $300.00. ^547 on Kight-piece. 2 tone walnut '•'^'•*'^^ finish dining-room suite â€" Queen Ann design; large buffet, ex- tension table and 6 chairs upholstered ' in genuine leather. Completely refln- lshed I 00 Luxuiious 3-piece Chester- • field suite (unclaimed). â€" This suite has been rebuilt and recov- ered iu a very attractive brand new brown repp; lias Marshall reversible spring cushions and is a real bargain at this price. Otiglnally cost $175.00, Is exactly lilte new. COQ CQ Full length chesterfield ^£ttf,iJ\I i^nj j^.jj roomy chairs to match, upholstered in a uovelty ropp With reversible Marshall cushions and ghow-wood walnut frame; completely re-conditioned and dry cleaned. • oe QQ Large Chesterlleld with <^«7«/.W ^^^ jijg chairs, covered in a French Jacquard Taupe shade; completely re-built and thoroughly dry cleaned. Large assortment of Kitchen Cab- inets, Sewing Machines, Qus Stoves, Library 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 8T. TORONTO $49. CCOTCH, ENGLISH COLLIE PUPS, all ages; failures replaced free; trained cattle dogs; trained coon, fox, deer hounds; great danes, pups; buy from largest trained dog kennels In Canada. Guarantee satisfaction. Rap- idview Kennels, Morriaburg, Ontario. FILMS AND PRINTS pHRISTMAS CARDS FROM YOUR favourite negatives, 12 for 75c; 3 for 25c. Complete with envelopes. Sample. lOr. Brightling, 29 Richmond St. E., Toronto. DOLLS DEVELOPED; PRINTED, One free enlareement 25c. Re- prints 10 for 25c. Photo-Craft, \S3M King St. E.. Toronto. GREAT SALE USED PIANOS QRIGINALLY COSTING WHEN new up to S.SOO.. good makes, beau- tiful walnut, mahogany and colden oak cabinets, in real good condition, tuned. Including piano benches: bargain prices. $39.50. $49.50. $59.50. Ideal for homes, schools, churches. Write for our bargain price list. Sovereign's Sales. 241SB Dufferin St.. Toronto. FUrt FARMING piXE DARK EASTERN MINK from foundation slock and hisrh kit production; correspondence invit- ed. Maple Leaf Mink Ranch, Blen- heim. Ont. GLASS EYES QLASS EYES. $4.50 KACH. THOUS- ands to choose from. Twelve sent to select from. Satisfaction guaran- teed. Pitman Optical House. Vancou- ver. B.C. HAIRDRESSING SCHOOL ANDREWS' ACADEMY OF HAIR- dressing. Visitors welcome. Write for prospectus. 901 RIoor west. To- ronto. MEN WANTEC RANTED â€" AMBITIOUS .MEN. IS years or over, to learn detective work. Big pay. Rewards. Interesting home-study course. Free information. Write to Morris L. Julien. Box 25. Sta- tion T., Montreal. MEDICAL CTRONACHS TAPEVVOR.M REM- edy. simple, inexpensive, effec- tive. WrHe today for complete infor- mation. STRONACH'S STOMACH POWDER Quick relief Indigestion. Dyspep- sia. Sour Stomach, Heartburn, Bloat- ing. Billiousness. Nausea. Successfully used many years. Large package mail- ed postpaid 50e. Stronach Medicines. 536 Dovercourt, Toronto. WHY SUFFER? ONLY 35c WILL convince you that Mazar Salve will give permanent relief from ulcers, running sores, new or old wounds. Money-back guarantee. Mazar Mfj;., 331 Flora Ave., Winnipeg. MISCELLANEOUS piVE DRESSED DOLLS. 30c. TWO choice Dresser Dolls. 50c. Large Bed Spreading Doll. $1.00. Boxed â€" postpaid. Robert Harvie. 23S King East. Toronto. gONG POEMS SET TO MUSIC, Anthems, hymns revised ready for publication. Henry Graves, Mus. Bac. 4266 Old Orchard Ave., Mon- treal. ^EW FALL MUSIC FOLIOS OF Cowboy songs. Wilf Carter Folio No. 2. containing "Moses River Res- cue'' and fifteen others. Jimmy Davis Folio, containing "Nobody's Darling" and forty-nine others. .limmy Rndg- ers No. 5. containing 'Boots and Sad- dles" and thirty-four others. Bradley Kincaid Folio containing fifty songs Including many old favoritp^. Price 50c each or four for $1.85. Oominion Music Supply, Hermant Building, To- ronto. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS LEARN TO PLAY A SAXOPHONE T'utiipet. Trombone. Become a Musician. Send for Form for six days' Free Trial. Ten months' terms â€" no In terest. Literature free. Greene Music Company. 67 Queen St.. East. Toronto. PATENT ATIORNEY DOY L. KNOX, Registered Attorney. Information regarding Invention Patents; Drawings; Registrations; Sales. 14 Metcalfe, Ottawa. PATENTS INVENTIONS PATENTED. WRITE today for helpful, illustrated book- lets free. W. Irwin Haskett. 18 El- gin, Ottawa. y^N OFFER TO EVERY INVEN- tor. List of inventions and full information sent free, THE RAMSAY COMPANY. Registered Patent At- torneys;^ 273 Bank St., Ottawa, Can. PIANO BARGAINS piANOSâ€" IF YOU ARE INTEREST- od in securing good guaranteed j renewed pianos, write Heintzman's , for mail order bargain lists with des- criptions, prices and terms of all | pianos being featured in our October Sale. Heintzman & Co., 195 Y'onge St.. Toronto. PROPERTIES WANTED QOOD PRICES PAID FOR OLD , Building^s anywhere for wrecking. Greenwood House Wreckers, 440 j Uieenwood, Toronto. ,. ' j ,*7iS%KmtMlh\lffy ir rell ua wtiat you need. The luw cost wiu surprise ycu. Built tn Canada for thirty years. .ational Equipment Co., Ltd. .",02 Wabash Ave., Toronto. Canadian-American Friendship To Mark Roya! Winter Fair Openin.2 Enhancing the cordial Canadian- American association which for six- teen years has characterized the Royal Winter Fair, the Hon. Norman Armour, United States Minister at Ot- tawa Is formally to open the Fair dur- ing the evening horse show perform- ance of Tuesday, November Ifith. Many of the 15 trophies of the Royal owe their distinctiveness to the friend- ly rivalry of American and Canadian competitors. Their Excellencies the Oovernor- General and Lady Tweedsmuir will make their official viceregal visit, now a fixed tradition, on Monday evening. November 22nd. On the following day His Excellency will informally spend some hours at the Fair in a g.^neral in- spection of the live stock and other exhibits in its eighteen subdivisions. .^s "Regal and Imperial Year." the Winter Fair is dedicated in loyal trib- ute to their Majesties on their coron- ation. Special trophies and ribbons will carry a memento of the historic event while the decorative scheme for the Royal Coliseum will be in keeping with the idea. Five army officers' teams, those of Belgium, France, Irish Free State, Holland, and the United States, have been invited through the customary diplomatic channels to compete with Canadian Army Ofiicers. Boom in Jaffas Five years ago, the export of Jaf- fa oranges from Palestine was com- paratively small â€" about ."?, 700.000 boxes a year. But since then pro- duction has gone ud bv leaps and bounds, and it is estimated that the total export fisure by 1040 will be more than 20,000,000 boxes. PERSONAL DOOKS EVERY MARRIED COUPLE and tho«e contemplating marriage should read. "Entering Marriage.'' 24 pages, postpaid, l.'ic. "Sex and Youth," 104 pages, postpaid. 25c. Our 20 page illustrated catalogue of books, drug supplies and household novelties, free upon request. Supreme Specialty, 1G9 Y'onge, Toronto. ARE YOU RUPTURED? RELIEF, comfort, positive support with our advanced method. No elastic or nn- derstraps or steel. Write. Smith Man- ufacturing Co., Dept. 219. Preston. Ont. REMNANTS pREE!-70 QUILTING PATTERNS! Giant washfast remnants! "Makes five quilts" Cottons! Prints; $1.00 '"Collect". Sample bundle, 25c. Re- fund guarantee! Maritime Textiles, .â- 049 Degaspe. MontreaL STAMPS AND COINS ^RON.\TIONS, JUBILEE, COM- raemoratives. Triangles â€" 40 dif- ferent stamps 10c to approval appli- cants. Edgard, 108 Maple, Windsor, Ontario. pANADA, 96 DIFFERENT $1.00; 60 Revenues 50c. Coronation; 52 Do- minion $8.25. 135 Colonies $6.75. Cana- dian Catalogue 200 illustrations 25c. Free Price List 500 sets. Vincent. 294 St. Catherine West, Montreal. SWINE QNK HUNDRED YOR'iSHlRE PIGS six weeks old, select bacon type. Rapid growers. 10 pigs $40.00. Boar or Sow $5.00. Ship anywhere Canada. Wilfred Zeron, Morrisburg, Ontario. WATCH REPAIRS 30 YEARS' EXPERIENCE Jl QQ 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 Swi.s3 Watch Specialist Reg'*, Dept. W., 4.'?1.'? Rrcbcuf. Montreal. FLUSH KIDNEYS STOP GETTINC UP NIGHTS 'Yi^HEN pain over kidneys or bladder irregularfties keep you getting up at night; if you feel nervous, despondent, heed the warning. Read what Mrs. T. A. Berney of 595 'Wellington St., W.. Toronto, Ont., said : "My kidno-* would t>c irrcgutar In action and the too fre<|utn( p.iasaEe of tlic iccre- tions was very annoying, but Dr. Piercc'i A-nuric Tablets gaire me great relief. In fact, '.\-nurJc' is the only thing I ever used th.it would relieve tlicse svinptsmst" Buy of your neighborhooil druggist now. I'oiMuU Dr. PitictH riinic, Buffalo, N. Y, iot tne medical advict. An Honor Well Bestowed One of the medals struck in com- memoration of the Coronation of their .Majesties King George and Queen Elizabeth has come to Editor Rixlon Rafter of the Arthur Enf^r- prlse. Commenting on this honoi', he writes: "Why we have received this recogmition we are at a loss to know, or to whom we are Indebted for it, but certain we are that no recipient of this decoration among the loyal subjects of their Majes- ties appreciates it more or accepts it more gratefully." But, as the Dundalk Herald say.t, many people have 'a pretty good idea" why this editor was singled out for distinction. Mr. Ratter is blind, but he gets out one of the good weekly papers of the Prov- ince, and writes his ov,u editorials: clever, well-written editorials. A reader keeps hiro posted on public affairs and news generally; then he makes selection of what he wants to use in his paper; and he uses a typewriter. Though sightlesi, he secured at the Univerpily of To- ronto his B..A. degree. This Is another instance of the compensating faculties apparently given to those who lose their sight; also a philosophy that enables them to face life and its problems cheer- fully. As the Dundalk paper puts it: "Isn't a man who triumphs over his gri'at handicap the way Mr. Rafter does worthy of a Coron- ation Jlodal? We'll say he is." So do we.- -Globe and Mail. A lleged "WIT A Busy Day (As outlined by the secretary over the telephone.) A.M. •'He hasn't come in yet." â- 'I e.xpect him in any minute." "He just sent word In he'd be a little late." 'â- He's been in. but he went out again." 'He's gone to lunch." P.M. "I expect him in any minute." "He hasn't come back yet. Can I take a message?" ''He's somewhere iu the bniMiug. His hat is here." "Y'es. he was in, but he went out again." "I don't know whether hell be back or net." 'No. he's gone for the day." All the talk about green pastures being on the other side of the teULO will not convince most of us that i'i;r own business requires more abilii;-, energy and effort than any other. Passerby (tn very small boy. trying to load a big St. Bernard up the road) â€" "Where are you going to take that dog, my boT?'' Boyâ€" 'I â€" I'm going to see where he wants to go first." Bossâ€" ''Can't you find something to do?" Office Boyâ€" "Gee Whiz, am I ex- pected to do the work and find it, too?" A six-week old calf was nibbling at the grass in the yard, and was viewed in silence for some minutes by the city girl. "Tell me." she said, turning impul- sively to her hostess, "does it really pay you to keep as small a cow as that?" Visitor â€" "I hear there is drought iu your village?'' Amos Tashâ€" "Drought! Everything Is dried up. My brother sent me a let- ter, and, would you believe It. the stamp was put on with a safety pin. Negro Sermon •'Brudders an' Sisters, from de ducks Ah is gwine to teach you a valuable ""SIIOHD SIEEP STRENCTHEI) NERVES^ FHOSFERINE quickly helpa langling, tleep- robbiug nervee gain new vit.ility. Tbeo yoa sleep soundly, and go through the day with new energy Take juat a few ei-onomical drops daily. Get PHOSFEllINE troni your druggist. 80«, tl 00 and 11.30. as PHOSFERINE^â„¢"'^^ J NERVE TONIC MINARDS Is««e No. 44 â€" '37 0-1 Robot Apparatus Smells Out Gold Radio v/aves are being used by an iigineer of Blufflon, O., to search for â- ;old. He claims he will !)(> able to lo- â- ate it even if it Is a mile deep. He has perfected an elect ri<-al ap- paratus and he says that the waves given out by the appar:itiis are affect- ed by the atomic properlieK in gold ore. and the efT-^rt is leijis'erotl on au indicator. To Locate Hidden Hoards Experiment." have bicn c~rried out by placing 2G different metals some distance from tii.^ macliine. nnd in each case the icdicatoi re.gisfored the .gold ore only. Dy means of the appar- atus, which toolt tW'-lve yoar.s to per- fect, the inventor hopts to locate hid- den gold in hv.t-'e quantities and even thf giild in vessels sunk at sea. In Germany the Nazis are trying to hoard geld by a different method. They want to stop people putting it in their mouths. More than £1,000,000 worth of gnid has be.-'u going Into German mouths every year because of the lure of gold tei>th. Now dentists are trying; to per. suade their customers to have teeth made witli ether metals, or porcelain, anil so save th!s ;rn1d for otiier pur. poses. Hints Gold "Buttons" In North Dakota, a mining engineer has r ;t''nt"d a :^t-w scientific process for iicoverlng gold- freni gravel and sand deposits in that State. Since Jan- uary his plant Ii.t? proiiuced several gohl 'buttons" fr.)m tliis sand and gravel. One "bult,'n" w,M;;!:i!!? on:? ounce and i!;ree grams was recovered from 0! cubic yards of gravel. Althou;;h fhU is a "minute" quantity from such a li'ige bulk of gravel, the engineer says it is a paying proposition. It repros- er.ts ,-iboiit 42 cents a culiic yard. lU.w would you like to 'V'^v up" a yard of gravel for Is. lOd? >^ti!', wlK-n g')lil lieclious. men will go lo a lot of trouble lo answer its call. A Chicken For 15c Roast cliiclcen is a dish most of us <'njuy â€" occa.sionally. The crew of a tl -.n-p steamer which rei-ently arriv- I'll in Syilney from Japan don't want ' ) s. e chicke:! airain for a lonjr time. Durin'.r the voyajre of nearly two month.s tltv had pia tically nothing el.-.e to eat. Roileil chicken, rons: ihickon, grill- ed ch.,.!> â-  ! or chicken broth faced ihem at al;r. 't every meal, tlic rea.son l.e;n;r that v.hen stores for the voy- age were t.iken aboard chicken was the only meat available. Chicken is the po.'.r man's dish in Japan, where a plu.np bird can le bought for less than l.'c. k-:-:'!;!, T,? (iutks sits lu de pond. was!ii;'i' a:i' w.ishin' dcmselves. throw- in' v.-it:!'.] till (ley's wet all rber, Bnt you see deni waddle out o' dat pond, s'lake i! >nisi-lves an' dey's all dry again. So it am w!d you. You sits Utah t<^ lioah de Gospel, an' .\h washes an' washes you, throwin' I'.e watah o' do go.<pi:I ober you till you'si> alnio."' drowned in it. Bnt you goes home. shakes yourself a little an' you'se :is dry o' de Cosrel as eber!" Doubt whom you wlil, but never yourself. Pathfinder m.ikes this wisecrack: Waitress â€" May I take your order, sir?" Ogdouelie â€" "Yes, two hard boiled eggs and a kind word." Waitress (returning In five min- utes) â€" "Here are the eggs." Ogdonelleâ€"' That's fine. Now what about the kind word?" Waitress (whispering) â€" "Don't eat the eggs." .\ kind-hearted English vioar one day observed an old woman laborious- ly pushiivg a perambulator up a steep hill. He volunteered his assistance and when they reached the top of the hill, said, in answer to her thanks: "Oh, its nothing at all. I'm delight- ed to do it. But as a little reward, may I kiss the baby?" "Baby? Lor' bless you, sir. It ain't no baby, it's the old man's beer." It ain't what a mnn gives, but the w.ay he gives it that sliows his true I'liaractor. HAPPY ROLLIMG TO ycu If'j olways happy birthday to yog! when you loil-youi-own with Ogden's.j FoiOgden's Fine Cut is always niiid,j cool, flagrant â€" ihe fiieodly tobucco' that Kceos you "snoke-happy" down toihe last puff. Of course you II use the be5t papers â€" "Chantecler"or "Vcque" â€" toroL.-id cut the best smcke. 15c buys a bigger pcicl<age cf Ogden's now. VoMr ^ipe Kniiui Ogiiffi'i Cut '^^ DEN'S Bicycle Is Best Traffic Negotiator A bicycle won a test for speed In heavy city ti-affic, in Chicago. Th« distance, about one mile, was from Doariiorn and Quincy Streets to Hal- btead and Van Buren Streets during a noon rush hour. The result.-?, in minutes, were: Bicycle, 11^; taxicab, 11%; ele- vated train, 11 *i; private aiiio, 12) horse, IS"*; bus, 2.3; street car, 24. A pedestrian made it in 12\. A MISTAKE TO WAIT WHEN "ACID INDIGESTION" STARTS CARRY alkali: WITH YOU ALWAYS The fastest way lo "alkalize" is to carry ynuT alkalizer with you. That's what thousands do now that gen- tune Phillips' comes in tiny, pepper- mint flavored tablets â€" in a flat tin for pocket or purse. Then you are always ready. Use it this way. Take 2 Phillips' tablets â€" equal in "alkalizing" effect to 2 teaspoonfuls of liquid Phillips' from the bottle. At once you feel "gas." nausea, "over-crowding" from hyper-acidity begin to ease. "Acid headaches," "acid breath," over-acid stomach are corrected at t.ie stjurce. This is tlie quick way to ease your own distressâ€" avoid offense to others. OENERAL "SUPERBILT" General "Superbilt" "A" & "B " Batteries The best and most cionomical battery equipment for vour radio, THEY LAST LONGER Write for Pamphle: on "SUPERcIL'l " "A" Baltery General Dry Batteries of Canada Ltd.