The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

N U (I t ' me. We can “mt with att out in". Ind gttintU the appeal {or mm at organised ttatti.tuttereub -orh.ttittt"troursttar. I Chan-u m. I. an ion; at I. in to “an n tuberculosis Nee action." _ "'In the Great War." raid Mr. Meld. "we Quad to our sorrow that tuberculoei. claimed as many lives at homo " bullets and shells took overseas. Mu. In" changed in the intervening "on. We now rea. m the new“: for not allowing a. prtratioets of wt: to make our mp1. more vulnerable to tubercuh uh a strong the! healthy nation while she is at wu- wu emphasis. " by George A Reid, mo- tarrtreaattrer or the National Ban. ltulum Aslociation. when he an- named the launching of the an- nual Christina- Seal Campaign. The has from the sale of Christmas Ital: are utéd to finance the local program for the prevention of tub neurosis. Purchase Your Share Of Christmas Seals _;‘.........,., nu, ”Inner If. and widely known industrial- m, dietr at his home in Brant ford, Ont. Mr. Cadmium was widely known throughout Can. ada Ind the Empire for his speevhes on Empire affairs. Canadian Industrugist Dead f 'rr'x'uptilm. Rodin. Not So Popular As relief from the monotony of vesting. motion pite:ures have crroved not only the mom pupular out also best for the mental and moral distraction of the men, an- :ording to reports by their ome. -n and medical omen-s. A be- zinning has been made thruuzh she gift. of a portable motion-pic- tun- outfit by Lady Doverdalo. Travelling show, are glvvn over I wide area. “Hun " Experiments in how best to en- :ertain soldiers hack of the Magi- tot Line have shown that. movie plums come first, card; second and [IIIYPH like dominum third in popu- 'tuth't r a I; 2.'Lt way w. c... French Soldiers Prefer Films As Entertainment, Cards and Games, Second They Want Movies In Rest Periods Hr. Harman said farm youth wu :rhathged to a defense ot toler- Ilce and enlightenment. "We may anticipate that the war vii! raise more problems than it um solve, and that it will leave u chaos worse than tho. depths of the ween! tun-year depression. We and. prepare ourselves and pro pare our organization for Waller- Ihlp in a post-war era." importancor of keeping Can. "lt is our opinion that. our great. ou contribution " the present time lies in doing welt the Job. on our fhrrnit and in our communities for which we are specially fitted." restttt n unanimously adopted resolution. Prepare an Pout-War In The statement ot policy wu formal. in the presidential address a Lunard Harman of King. “Sine. it ls recognized that Canaan's main mnmbntion shall be economic." he laid. "one ot our foremost tasks u, " in were mm. to Improve the " tiriency of the production and dim :rilmtiou ot farm products." In " Ontario', farm young people had their place on the farm during the present war. it was resolved at the annual meeting in Toronto ot the United Farm Young People ot Ont- trio. Wyn-twp: Ontario BMWaer-k fl SeenOnFarms en h, cxu-pt " new: Shrine it vile: M " read In "H no mom. pupular the mental and of the men, ac- q by their "Me. omen-s. A be- made through able ootion-pie- atly Doverdale. , ure Kivvn over “yd My po former n ar' s bttrl fresh po- be- me n WAvuluy 3039 D Add“ St. E., Toronto posswllllles of increasing com- pression ratio under conditions in which the anti-knock value of the fuel was no longer the limiting factor. HIGH GASOLINE MILEAGE An automotive scientist assert- ed Inst week that experiments foreshadow developments which would give the motorist 50 per cent more mileage to a gallon of gasoline. The experiments have been carried out to determine the possibilities of increasing com- pression ratio under condition. an handing. _ We would be planed lo provide any othor informa- Iio- concur-in. lining in "no"! a”. must. without Pumpgn‘ison of Equipoise, one of the famous z'acehorscs of all truss, with a white whale has shown that training for high, steady energy makes the brain grow large but training for quick bursts of energy leaves it small. Equipoise had the latter. If you own any mining stoehs and want to receive the UUst inlet-union about than, our statistical depart.. molt would bo glad to DO Jrou OWN Mining Stocks? ENERGY USES AFFECT BRAIN Without. it persons blee despite all efforts of to ttlore a wound by means. l vitamin originally exfracted trom fish meal and alfalfa hay is today saving the lives of hundreds of mothers and babies. The substance. known as vitam. in K, and now made synthetically, is usential in the body's manu- faetore of prothrombin, a chem- ieal which breaks down to form thrombin. the twential element in the formation of blood clots. Lakewood coming along nicely for a flight to the moon, the project has been deferred because of the war. The British Interplanetary Society de- eirled---at an emergency "mating, to w. .150 activities for the present. -HF--. Pt "cPr.cltl uuwu mates and Uan. ada they carry with them millions of microseopie mould particles. ~imilm' to those which are found an 16ettst, which are now believed to cause the sniftle, and violent arrusiru,r tlaractetiitic of hay fev- VITAMIN HALTS BLEEDING Tiny micro-organisms which make soil fertile are described as great potential agents in causing hay fever. When dust storms swoop nvor large areas of the Worn-m United States and Can- TRIP To MOON HELD up Just when preparations were MAY CAUSE HAY FEVER What Science is _ Doing , t h i I iuJrmatsi,, “I obligation to THE mean: - non: sAnsrvmc TEA pergons bleed to death 0 roceiv e physicians artificial been started. Two large bo'ys' schools with an enrolment of near- ly 1,200 boys hove launched into Scouting " a major school activ- ity. One of the reason: has been observation of the numerous an of main. public service render- ed by Boy Scouts. One of the unanticipated re- sults of the moving of English children from the large cities to rural areas has been the applica- tion of evucuated boys to join Scout troops. In north Wales one new troop of forty membm has As signallers at the famous Cromer coastguard station at Trimingham, England, Norfolk Sea Scouts have been rendering valuable wartime service. When the Greek steamship Mount Ida was wrecked off the Norfolk coast they aided in the rescue work by transmitting messages to the lifeboat, by lamp and radio. They regularly assist in patrol- ing the shore, and signal the pa. lice word of washed-up mines. Two alert Sudbury, Oni., Boy Scouts out hunting with their father noticed a cord hanging from the limb of a tree. Investi- gating, they found a meteor- graph released from Baltimore. The instruments had recorded moisture, temperature and the height to which the meteorgraph had ascended. It was returned to Baltimore. The old Niagara Falls, St. Cath. arines and Toronto radial tailway station at Merritton, given to the local Boy Scouts for a meeting place, was moved by them to a new site, and turned into an at. tractive Scout headquarters. Here is an excellent study of Winston turd of the British admiralty, as he conferre mattdetuin..chiet of the British army. This was quarters - somewhere in France - on the o visit to the fighting forces. SCOUTING Many African natives 'believe that apes, gorillas, chimpanzees and orang-outangs have ihe power of speech; but that they won't talk for fear men might put them to work. Q. How can I utilize orange peelings? A. Scald the peelings and dry thoroughly. Use a coarse grind- er for grinding, and keep in a tightly covered jar in the refrig- erator between usings. Their use will give an excellent flavor to cakes or Puddings. A. First put the initials on with a soft lead pencil. Then trace with the marking ink. Q. How can I make a :meiling salts? A. Secure a wide-mouthed bot.. tle with tt glass stopper and fill it almost to the top with subcarbon- ate of ammonia in course powder form. Then pour over this just enough oil of lavender to cover the contents. Here is Q. How can I prevent the ink from spreading when marking linen? A. Rub a little white vaseline into them with a soft cloth. It is necessary to keep rubbing until the wood has absorbed all the vaseline. Churchill And "The Tiger” A. Add 1 cup water to 2 cups sugar, 8 tablespoons cocoa, and a small pinch of salt. Boil until it makes a soft ball in water. Add li-teaspoon vanilla ftavourine, stirring until creamy, and pour on a buttered dish. Q. How can I impartat brilliant polish to ebony toilet articles? y of Winston Churchill, dynamic first as hemcqnferred trth.Aord Govt, com- Garfield Tea is 1oai'pg,te,i' but if youwantprom reli roman ii"?hl'/G'a"lPA"a'fa' with“ 11%' drugs, try a cup tonight of thin " my, 10cherlr7ea. Am them.”- iiifjifffi'tih'iik' 'iger” Get Together In Fray” _ ---- -.... m yam 'lBMMt am no In. world-tun no! u tttk npgio. ',tii'f.l.,'rt.., p.. 'rTidflll'llt 81hld't Itthst w. 'drgP,,ig, 'ii,'g?,ti4fii,-ei,i",iiii ' . n . 2h2fii today 'llnpd 33m; lumen. V . Mon iillietatdiias.sttit in. uni-L ..|:-u_A_ g. . . - -- -- _ - v------" "WI Fat q9rrlie_ttrro . clues . In, Me? ',li'oi,.2.'a)).'t'p))ttg.: i'fl'h'e'tt, _ "e--- -_v v.uvgn AV. HUM". 3. Yes. That is the preferred form. 4. Not in the least. This manner is easily detected by those with whom the person is convers- ing, who know that it is affecte- tion. It has been said, "We are never so ridiculous from the hab. its we have than from those we affect to have." ii. He should rise and remain standing until the other man leaves. 6. This is all right provided they do not stay awn" overnight. Answers I. it would be preferable to serve the wine with your after- dinner coffee, along with nuts and fruits. 2. He should allow his guest to give his order first, and directly to the waiter. When din. ing with a girl, she gives her or.. der to him and he orders for both. day one This was at 1.eritisrrgedea' hi/iii., on the occasion of the sea lord's am 4. Is it a sign of good breeding when a person has 3 studied and artificial manner of speaking? 5. When I man is dining with I girl in a restaurant and another man stops at the table to chat for a minute, what should the girl's escort do? motor trip without a chaper- 3. Should the word "yours" fol- low such closes to a letter as "Sineerely," "Lovingly," and "De. votedly'".' 2. When a man invites another man to luncheon or dinner, should the host allow his guest to order, or should he do so for both? l. if you have some extra fine wine that you wish to serve at your Thanksgiving or Christmas dinner, should it be served as an appetizer or with the dessert? Revenues from the manufac- ture and sale of liquor collected by the Dominion Government in the flgettl year 1939 amounted to $25,165,450, exclusive of sales tax revenue. l. Is it improper for two girls their escorts to go on an all- A Weather Calendar January snow. February tiowy, March blowy, April showery, May Bowery, June bowery, July moppy, August crappy. September poppy. October breezy. November whcer.y December freezy. 'Y. we. tto. A Mn r a: wigs. HIGHEST PRICE FOR uled feathers. Rob: Brock Avenue Toront quotations. K. KG ram“ Tt W" em tt . man. Charla. tr ARN DOLLARS READING YOUR newspapers! Dine and jump Dunn information 1nd 'Itrrrueit K. Remix: A" In..- nA n. -- ----- HARDY APPLE TREES - 50 CTS. each. Canada's Lowest Priced Nur. sery. growing leading varieties Fruit Trees. Urnamentuis. Write immediately requestiwx sensation. a] offerings. Tobe's Treery. Nia. trara-ort-ttitsunrd. Ontario, HOS. TUUPES. TRANSFORMA- uom, Switches. Guru and I." type: of finest “In”: Hair Goods. Write tor tllttitrate" catalogue. Confidential, term. unused. To- ronto Human Hair supply Co., 528 Baum”: Street. Togonto. . s-iii"""---------. . ' WANTED - IV ELL . MAKKERED heavy farm team, under eight. preferably mares“ Give dun-rim tion and price. A. G. Ramsay. Gormley. Ontario. TORONTO ---- NINETY ACRES PRUDL’( clay loam adjoining village. buildings. spring watered. thousand can]. balance 4 pet William Pearce, Exeter. INCREASE ISSUE No. " ---'39 ' V t . . . STUDENTS Now EXRULLLNU FOR courses tn NytrieuuiiiaT, Short Story, Jnurnulism, shorthand and Speech Culture. Make use of Four “pure time. Write today. Canad- ian L?orresporutdia, College. (es- tablished 1902). 229 Yongc Street, Toronto. Ivl?1 G I-wht STE E my 'NT ontaAd w; UUAHANTEI‘J 100 PEit CENT. fit and tratistactioh in latest style clothing (slightly used). Gentle. men's suits or overcoats. regular to $60.00. speclal $6.00 to $12.0". Indiea‘ Wlnter Coats, $1.00 to 87. Postpaid. State measurements, colours, style. Send Toney-order.' Also wrlle for hargnln price lists of reconditioned used furniture. Ruskin & Company. PeLerboro. Ulnar-In E WENT PLEASANT MOTORS. LTD, Toronto's oldest Chrysler, Ply- mou1h dealers: three locations. 632 Mount Plensnn: Rand. 2040 Yonge Street, 1223 Danforth Ave. (2511' I‘lsed curs nuke us many I'J'Hl . .l.tTtf----.---. A GOOD SALES AGENT SHUL‘LU represent " good nompuny. We want good t'epIesentatlves for un- nucupied territories now. Our nursery Mock is the best that money and experience can pro- duce. 8lxHtuptirGi-rcris nursery, fifty years' business. Write Pci. ham Nursery Co., Toronto. fr (1.0 rm iF.' T_"------ 'AST-SELLING REPEATER, NO competition New disposable tis- sue duster. Hir,r, commission. "A DES . T - KLEEN" (Omario) yuan. 0:15 .l-2psrutititur'ii;ia1'tr'f. -.---_T "Ah done had to come," ex- plained Rastus. "Ah n e e d s stt'entrthenin.' l'se got a job whitewashin’ a chicken coop an' buildin' a fiance roun' a water- melon patch." --.- FEATHERS WANTED "This is t seen you at time," he sa to see you h v“ HANDY APPLE 't'ttr'.ris of ‘a Negro congregation noticed that an old face had reappeared among his flock, and after the sermon made it a point to wel- come the supposedly repentant backslider. ' FA RM TEA W him the reason A boy arrived later than usual and the foreman asked eernig work: "somewhere in England." ,_-...... -vn anw A51.) feathers. Robinson's. 282 Avenue Toronto. Write (or nu- "He -wa, around here early in the morning," answered his wife, "but I don't know where he is now." "Where is" your husband'.'" ask- ed the farmer. expecting to find his neighbor in bed. nd The first farmer thought he was fibbing and decided to find out. A few mornings later, he got up at 2 o'eloek and went to his neighbor's house. He rapped on the back door, and the woman of the house opened it. ----.-. "artr, AUs'tt' AS!) I Slil) The secohd farmer said he was always up before then and had part dt the chores done. "I reckon," said the farmer, "that I get up earlier than any- body else in the neighborhood. I am often up before 3 o'clock in the morning." lhtt Sunday morning the pastor Lady (handing over dog to man in luggage car): "Now, before you give him " meals, I want you to any. 'Diddum Dinkie usual oo' din- duml ?' And if he yawn, he's not quite ready for his meal rot." HAIR GOODS FARM FOR SALE This happened at In engin- Have hi, Heard Hot (51105 A I. ' GENTS “'AA'I'I'ID mun 24mm"; s is the first time I have on at church for a long he said. "Pm shoiglad you here." done had to come," ex- Lrii','yin GTI'. Classified Advertisements AN” Fl "htq't "H, " A 51121.) " Village. Hood ngtgr‘ed. Two PyppcczuiE NEW AND . Ber cut'." Monti STUDY cflf,,1,t.yieri.ro7.7iiri, sold, rented. Educational books, can. Canadu'l largest dealer. Low. on prices. lend for list. Economy I_DIIn!but!ng._1_.eaplung}z._ont.‘ SKATING 0LT?!“ SKATING UUTFITS tueluurue aged. 31.75. 32.25. sizes. New high quality. 82.89, “.85. “.25. plus 2m.- pouume. Faerie". tltt Lumen. W.. Toronto. kg GET PERFECT RECEPTION or Holiday Broadcasts with new. 1rulttantecd Radio Tubes. Bargain Prices! IA, 75c; 1A4. 1Ati, IIN, 1FH, $1.80; ito, 31, 850; be, 34. 81.50; " 19. 185. 81.20; MX, 99V. 82.25; Prlres of other tubes on requan Allied Radio, Box G, STA "G", Montreal. V_v v u. null t"tli them 1 12,'tyytniui,iiiii, guaranteed. 1 88.50, red- WJHJ. Thou. l Tuiderxmst and Emma. Queen M. Is'., Toronto. =Tr=ei-2etfcL-t.od2"p, Enve- LET -'-..- QUIT TUBAL‘CU. ENGINE Inexpeusxvely. Home Testimonials. Gu.Yattued, free. Bartlett's. Box t. ls A N _ ,__..‘-.\.-. A rrul PyultrrGaeirts. Vui UW‘) customers too, try, 130 John tit, Nu Ontario. ET Uts' HELP You SELL YOUR Poustvs, Write tot' L‘ruy’s clrculur on Markets; a real scum]; aid to "yultrrkeaeiis. unusable wt your 0“") Janna-h...- _ \' OFFER TU EVERY I List of “mentions um! mailm- sum free. The t Registered. Palm! Mn Bank Street. new“... Aq --- TIME Ir", SHORT - SELL f (‘hrlnmus Club offers to 1'1rydiriy upd Amern-un The assessment commissioner ot Ottawa has given out the figures in a compilation of population Mat. istics which show that the capital of the Dominion now bu 145,183 people, which is a gain ot 981 tor one year That does not show a ra- pid increase, says the Sax-11in Can- adian-Observer, but Ottawa is in Increase Slow Canada woa-iL,,d to Bene. GOOSE AND DUCK FEATHERS WANTED Our Population “That's nll My well," said the boy, "but this one wasn't cook. ed." "Fancy a great lad like you running away from a cock." she said, "Why, you ate a bit of one for your dinner yesterday." "3.312;, "iiiGcririasped, "l've been chased by a big (big cock." A little Scottish boy, cucum- ed to a border farm, cnme run- ning up to the farmer's wife one day, all out of breath. r _ Illulwnl t'rios l'uld. humus-dial:- lit-minutiae q th "LA 1'"Ve"tT't.'tt (ll. 'NUwhor". Aoehmte I42] rat; [Du-duh H. H. - Taro-am school. irG"kT .g mum M FiEri,a: cred. Palm! in. Street, Ottawa, t y not tret the m, pen- by having ‘nd made Into an and sell them whip guaranteed. I. " (In .... MEL. I dia'tUow the and went straight br." that uncanny: paint on the works I didn't know the, place ll £hAZIN E AHIJ\'I‘N Boy: “Well, since they put "r." 505" L " ‘IAL‘MINHII t' 'Ot, LT“ y V -'____.._ ull MUN!!! a: represintative. High 'G' m... .....-.1 .. .. - - oo. “Ely North, " ltttt them “Luca", tt dlrect'; d. silver. " Knack. ler, m: lfygsx'rw yrneri, In ntrda. '. EASILY, remedy. ed. Advlco Winnipeg. e roy Sour 15' Match. Hamilton, mu {r3551 'tiltttsay Co, '., SPECIAL to popular P. 3434an- mammal,“ All Rood- hmnedme . Se.'?ty-.diiiei; '.'..ppeyariai tion. -., .cu Large In Chin], Cu: Chlffoniera factory a," "?.pFidiit' "w-Tr ”ten-ion table and d leather upholstered chairs. com. pletely refinished. . 5900 Factory sample (new) din- T ette Suite in Enlrlinh oak. buffet. extenlion tabie with Jack- kniie leaf. and 4 chair: upholstered in red leather. Regular $89.00 69.oo Beautiful 9-picce Dining .. Suite in 2-tone walnut tin.. ish. large buffet extennion table. nhina cabinet and 6 leather uphold stared chain. completely refinished. 79.oo Solid walnut Dining Suite. . large bullet. extension Ylble. china cabinet end 6 genuine leather upholstered chum. com- pletely refinished. La". ---- . - TIL','.',') (fie: can! u 69.oo Suite in t. lnh. lame buffet nhina cabinet and gym! chair-7 arm-- ,.- walnut finish, cnirronier. dresser with round Ven- etian mirror and full size bed. 49.oo Beautiful modern Bedroom . Suite. bleached walnut fin- ish, dresser. Pl.trdiirer, full use bed and tangle-u spring. Perfect. 65 00 Solid walnut Bedroom Suit. . very large dresser. ohltr. robe, full size bed. suleu sprint. snd sprint filled mattress. Com- pletely refinished. " So ' piece Dining room Suite. . buffet. extension table. and six iesther sent chairs. 24 oo Solid oak Dining Suite. buf- . tet. extension table and ' leather upholstered chairs, com. pletely refinished. 59 00 Fnclory sample (new) din- T ette Suite in Enzlish oak. buffet. extension table with Jack- knife leaf. and 4 chairs upholstered in red leather. Rem-In e“ -. (A - - 478 iroitii ic, ,_ “an cP.Irronler, dresser with Minn mirror and full III 49.oo Beautiful mode . L" suite. Month-A dquodern 39.oo two-tone chiffonler. drew etlan mirror n...- ,_.,..‘.v will] t tress. perfect condition. 24 00 Complele Bedroom . Walnut finish. Val aim bed. chiffonler. spring mattress. 3 Pieces tress. no PoAair, r . "’V moh: “Prmg “He ured 8.95 24.00 18.io $5.31va LYONS FURNITURE d 50 NAME . P-. ADDRESS Canal: generally would stand to benefit substantially It growth of population were more rapid. This country has slightly more than 11,- 000,000 people. Many ot It: national nervlcu have been developed In beyond the normal requirements of that number of people. L Y O N S 478 Yonge St., Tora CLEARANCE SALE "h129hromtAiiii FURNITURE Otters. u the sent ot the federal government. has one advent... over the others in that it hes en assured industry that " no: mech- ed by the vicissitudes of commerce. The civil service payroll provides . foundation ot prowerlty that is " uys stable in good times and bad. That is e fortunate circumstance since Ottawa bu stiller-ed some in. dustrial setbacks tn the gradual subsidence ot lumbering that for many years we centred there. Inky", Pun-tour. Don In our own property. Nu ”11‘4'111‘ n. " C,'.' V-.. :mna Cabinet Upholstered Pefinlnhe‘L ' nsnorlmem (Clbineu. 1-. Geology in coloé. Shows PRESTON'S new bound. aries - show. Diallinger, Me. Yew Aturartrrt l'onuolnr m- “and 1005 Xerrttterm “aim-in ma; Toronto F R E E Mt? trf Marine era and. Hemme- g cerifo'ns ushi about the same million With rw, rard to growth In any of the other cities of thh country. " all m plodding slowly. o id " NVI'I'I "E b'ott ' ha new -_". urn; 1tplett to Ole-r " l nan-fully 1‘er shipment on no r. and no“ With nutmeg of m smart , lgrueld HF We: “in? commode nd Tat bid tyne: Jr coGr, d cushion; 1 Chester) loud it Gia, W' u minute new to fl tttt mull the Coupor, HMC M H, brow bee-Ye mm of m Tibia. msak.' I Her Chesterfield $331015}ng In h tt Suite fiafcges ' rerer’sme m. tr, Itut large brown 1ttrtttritid Fuur 's1hetrtvrru.ht Marshall "j, own "flip. mohair on” mush. Vanity. ”tnâ€"I'l- Pr. spring and new. Bedroom Suite in walnut: nttirtt. 'orcup lWl‘neld sun eruha” , cy.n_dttlon. trleldr, In rep 11vftus, rer e ' outed l"' ttTele, tertletd cushions, 3 CO. Toronto Piece/ t/ttnent mend In huh}: wring cushions. with ttew max- (A. mime odd Buffet! 1. Dre-gen. Brand new Ir " Whole. "tGiiiiC re Clad l "“09 nnd n,\cl‘lible SAL!“ (Suite. in ‘. u we" for t or wn no. OllIU Chain, tl nort- w. ne. wring: " “he. " nut shall Bed 'ttee. Zinc producti-n n. l ublished a new high w [ cord in July, when :I mutated to 53.307937 unpaved with 28.3613 In July of last you. Police will luau pounding beat, in In cry police union is u of special foot powd had Yard is to have to give free treatmm Tonsil Remov; The report IBM "tor..r uouhl t mrcel. open m tHateut, toner a mote friend]; r, can! I Mori! mu Mann 6etetists Ger n) .. ,9" mouululna, “mu! couver. Huehmu w4' Whitehorse and In: theme to ”imam;- Wont. ”but Nu The report 511mb the route, somewh. lie! about 120 uni. other route, miles tn Alisha. T LG nepaz-tm Demo Road Would Opel Up New Territory Two Aiterrative Rout. uh -- U. S. Hiwhw Proposed pose H d: m " Th ed l um um. CH elf: m teet Ibo: "pry $trovt " detivi I whey. according It has : Commit from ot .110 is " tirss M- tte "rsir'ititss' " Ickmlm An - panuv, t E " Too mar td the m D not or? ' tho th Ion}. m .eived of Them Lug; itr, hey of phv: Chaim" Shows tome Patents o one plly . (out!!! an uds YN " tes m Frequent! y