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Says Rubber Tires Speed Farm Work Professor at Macdonald Colieg*, Quebec, Declares Rubber Tires On Tractors Are Important Agrl« cultural Development Application of rubber tires to farm tractors will prove the most important development in farm maâ€" chinery promoted for many years, in the opinion of Professor L. G. Hoimpel, Head of the Agricultural Engineoring Department, Macdonâ€" ald College, Que. Speaking before the 20th annual meeting of the Ontario Plowmen‘s Association on "New Developments in Farm Machâ€" inery", Prof. Heimpel cited as ‘he basis of his prediction the fact that "the rubber tire has made the tracâ€" tor a very much higher speed machâ€" ine. Most of them are now equipâ€" ped with a fourth speed for roadâ€" work, by means of which speeds of from 19 to 16 or more miles per hr. can to secured at nominal engine speed." RURBBERâ€"TIRED) WAGONS NEXT The â€" rubberâ€"tived tractor â€" will mako imperative the use of rubberâ€" tired wazons, which will be brought much closer to the ground. _ This vr ill greatly incroaso convenience and ease of loading, and speed up all kinds of farm haulage operaâ€" tions, according to Prof. Heimpel. Nor will it entail the scrapping of all wagons now in existence. "Al ready I am in possession of a bulleâ€" much closer viil greatly and ease of all kinds of lions, accor Nor will it all wagons ready 1 am tin describi existing far tin describing the remodelling of existing farm wagons by simply clampinz to the lower side of the axles of those wagons the front axle of old autom«*~iles complete with wheels and tires." Many farmers are already putting this improvement into practice, he said. These included owners of the heavy spraying outfits who have mounicd their machines on rubber to good advantage. Growers near big cities are buying used truck tires for this purpose. Q. Didn‘t Sir Walter Scott write somethin« about the importance of etiquetie? hclped also to make the Toronto Conservatory of Music one of the leading musical colleges of this conâ€" tinent A. It is her privilege to do so, though eustomarily she does not. The young man should never offer his hand first, Q. How long before the staied hour should guests arrive for a luncheon ? "Tho world today," continved the speakor, ‘is becoming richer just through the growing interest in music. The teaching of music and especially singing, is coming to be accopted in Canada as essential to a good education. Ontario is a leadâ€" er in this respect under the livecâ€" tion of Roy Fenwick. FINE CHORAL MUSIC "In choral music, thanks to the pace set by the late Dr. Augustus S. Vogt, who mado the Mendelssohn Choir of Toronto the foremost enâ€" semble of voices in North America, we have choirs in Canada that atand up to any," he said. "Dr. Vogt esc ete s e t c 0 04 4 050 00000 Q. Whose fanit is it if a late gvest at a party seems to be left alone, or uncomfortably "out of it"? A. Yes. He said. "A man may with more impunity be guilty of an actual breach, either of real good breeding or good morals, than apâ€" pear ignorant of the most minute points of fashionable etiquette." Q. Should a girl offer her hand to a yours man when he is Introduced to her? A. The fault is with the hostess. It is hor duty to see that the late guest is drawn into the conversaâ€" tion or game. or whatever is going on. A. From five to ten minut fore the stated hour. Music Needed In Education Althougzh music does much to create a community spirit in peaceâ€" time, its influence in time of war is even stronger, Toronto Electric Club members were told in a recent address by John Murray Gisbon, general publicity agent of the C.P.R. Teaching _ Singing . in _ Ontario Schools is Coming to B# Considered An Essential to her former and signing M By prc ng her maiden name husband‘s surname s. Brown Wilson. be A. For pink color, use red beet juice; for green, use spinach juice, for yellow, use orange juice or egg yolk; and for lavender, use blackberry juice. eoe ces codccccccerescccese Q. How can I obtain various colours for cake icings or candy? $ 'Q. How can I prevent scratches on hardwgod floors from the castâ€" ers on heavy pieces of furniture? A. Remove all the casters and roll picces of adhesive tape around the outside of each one. This will act as a casing and will not mark the floor. P. How can I clean a man‘s light felt hat? A. Make a paste of equal parts of arrowroot and magnesia and cold water, and brush over the hat. Dry thoroughly and then brush off. A. Chocse a broom with greenâ€" colored straws, but avoid one with dark reddish straws. Be sure the brush is firm on the handle. Nevâ€" er allow the broom to stand on its bristles, and give it a bath in soapâ€" suds occasionally. Q. How can 1 choose a good broom, and take proper care of it? t 4400 t e 0008040 i * 1e ¢â€" 6 6 5 64 The gross revenues of the allâ€" inclusive Canadian National Railâ€" ways for the week ending Febâ€" ruary 21, 1940 were: $4,141,741 as compared with ........$3,172,819 for the corresponding week of 1939, an inâ€" stease of ......__._..._.._._____}s 969.0922 A man was going along the road holding his hands very rigâ€" idly in a sort of bravket shape at a distance of about a couple of feet from his body. He caused considerable surprise to the passâ€" ersâ€"by, and the explanation of his extraordinary conduct was not discovered until a friend poked him viclently in the ribs. Then,as his arms fell to his sides, he exâ€" claimed fiercelyâ€"*"You silly ass! 1 was keeping the measurement of a wardrobe for an alcove!" ae se eR e d n eb e e e 48 6068660 6 Canadian National Railways Revenues The house agent decided to be quite frank with his latest clients, "Of course," he began, "this house has one or two drawbacks which I feel I must mention. It is bounded on the north by the gas works, on the south by an indiaâ€" rubber works, on the east by a vinegar factory, and on the west is a glueâ€"boiling establishment." "Good . heavens!"‘ gasped the husband. "Fancy showing us such a place. What a neighborhood!" a card and put it in his pocket. The boy did so, beginning with: "In case of accident, this was Johnny Smith." The parents of a solemn little boy were perturbed at his morbid outlook on life. They were sendâ€" ing him off by train to relatives in the country and told him to write his name and address on are to thin that a policeman ran him in because he had no "Quite so," replied the agent. "But there are advantages. The rent is cheap and you can always tell which way the wind is blowâ€" ing. _ . HAVE >( yoU HEARD®: How Can 1? "I read in a book that Apâ€" ollo was chasing a nymph and she turned into a tree." "He was lucky, The one I‘m chasing always turns into a jewelry shop or a restaurâ€" ant." "In choosing his men," said a Sunday School superintendâ€" ent, "Gideon did not select arms and threw themselves down to drink. He took those who watched with one eye and drank with the other!" visible means of support There is a man whose legs BY aANNE aASH! EY $ 969,922 or 30.6% AiSignemc« > Ontario Plans Highway Delay The Ontario Highways Departâ€" ment is considering a huge threeâ€" year program of highway building which will be started after the war is over, Highways Minister T. B. McQuesten told delegates to the annual convention of the Ontario Good Roads Association. Until After War "I think we should prepare at once for the afterâ€"war poriod and as a government we believe highâ€" way construction is the type of work that offers the greatest amâ€" ount of employment with a chance of fair returns," he said. EXPENDITURE CUT Mr. McQuesten announced . exâ€" penditures for the 1940 Ontario highway program had been cut by 16 per cent. compared with last year in the government‘s ecoromy campaign. The resolution, which was forâ€" warded to the National Council of Woman, said the National Council was the logical organization to carâ€" ry on the work and requested local councils of women across Canada to assume responsibility for the prairie library scheme in their loâ€" calities. fWhnt Science : Is Doing Continuation of the Lady Tweed: muir‘s Work Is Advocated Continuation of the Lady Tweeds muir‘s prairie library scheme was advocated in a resolution read at the Ottawa local council of women The scheme was inaugurated by The Lady Tweedsmuir and involved collecting books and reading matâ€" erial to be sent to hardâ€"hit prairie districts. 400 1 44 bor% dPâ€"R> 004@# 440 0 > 04 Prairie Library Scheme Prospers WATCH BRAIN WORK A glimpse at the chemical operâ€" ations of the brain, which may help scientists to learn more about what happens physically within that orâ€" gan when it functions, has been »bâ€" tained through research with radâ€" ioactive substances at the Univerâ€" sity of California,. FLYING MOTORCYCLE A secretly developed ‘flying meâ€" torcycle" plane which can take off in cramped space with lightning speed in the air has recently been tested for the United States army. Robort Kerlinger, test pilot, took the manufacturing company‘s YOâ€"51 on a runway, gunned the 420â€"horseâ€" power engine and the craft charged almost straight up in the air and, at a respectable height, hovered virâ€" tually motionless. NEW "DEATH RAY" Scientists are experimenting with a "death ray" so effective that it may come into wide use. Unlike most publicized "death 1ays," the newest one will spend its lethal force on germs, not manâ€" kind. Already a scientific fact, the ray may be responsible for a new "germless" air in airâ€"conditioned auditoriums and public meeting places. Tests show the ray killed 99.5 per cent. of all bacteria passing through an airâ€"conditioning duct in a test avditorium. Hardly more than 50 feet was reâ€" auired for the takeoff of the high winged, slender fuselaged monoâ€" plane. Out To o# e ud ou tm Gâ€"4 4 4 4 0 4 0 4â€"0@â€" se on rpmantmen nn eunasnifonseienntyet im " FOR HANGâ€"ON COUGHS Then Will Provide Employment COLDS Big Program «sore c000008 46 eevrereresrcees c ecertes c res e CANADA‘S HEALTH, 1939 The people of Canada enjoyed exceptionally good health in 1939, writes Dr. John W. 8. McCullough, of the Health League of Canada. The mortality <ite was 9.5 per thousand of population as comparâ€" ed with 10.6 inâ€"1937. In 1939 the re cord (official figures not yet availâ€" able) was excellent as indicated by the very low ‘deathrate among ap proximately 1,250,000 of Canadians who hold policies in the industrial department of one of the large inâ€" suranco companies. Not only wore the deathrates in 1937 and 1938 the lowest in the history of the compâ€" any, but these two years, jointly, had the lowest mortality rate in the Canadian experience of the compâ€" any. Moreover, the mortality rates for 1939, form a new low for tajer culosis, pneumonia, scarlet fever, the diarrhoeal dissases, and all the forms of accident (combined). Tuberculosis Down Chief interest lies n tuberculosis. Today this disease is number 3 in the list of causes of death of Canâ€" adian wageâ€"carners, instead of numâ€" ber 1, as * was nly 11 years a 0. The current deathrate is 7 per cent. lower than in 1938 and 45 per cent. lower than 1929. As a result of this reduction alone, hundreds of Canâ€" adian lives have been spared every year. The unfavourable side of the reâ€" port is observed in an increased mortality for cancer of about 35 per cent in 10 years. Diabetes, heart disease, diseases of the coronary arteries and chronic kidney disâ€" easo show appreciable rises in 10 years. For all causes of death comâ€" bined, the 1939 deathrate is lower by one quarter than 10 years ago. This is something to be thankful On the roof of the world in mysterious Tibet sits a sixâ€"yearâ€" old boy, enthroned civil and religâ€" ious ruler of 3,600,000 worshipâ€" pers. Son of a humble herder, the lad is believed by his followers to be the reincarnation of the 13th Dalai Lama who died on Dec. 17, 1933. Bearing the name Lingâ€"ergh Laâ€"muâ€"tanâ€"chu (Divine child), the boy is believed to have been born 3; tlhe moment the old Dalai Lama ied. Even a cursory examination of the files over the fiveâ€"year period ending Docember 3ist, 1929, indiâ€" cates to what extent the Boy Scouts of Canada have kept their Scout Promise, especially that part of it which obligates them to "help other people at all times." Awards made indicate that the lives of at least 150 persons have been saved by Boy Scouts during the period referred to. A total of 112 persons were saved from doath by drowning alonc. Many others have been saved from possible YOUTHFUL COURAGE Five year record of Canadian Boy Scouts shows saving of 150 persons from death by drowning, fire or serâ€" ious accident. Three young heroes paid the supreme sacrifice. 112 Persons Saved From Drowning Child, Enthroned, Rules 3,000,000 Worshippers SCOUTING . .. Lydia E. Pinkham‘s Vegetable Comâ€" pound helps calm jumpy nerves due to female funcâ€" tional distress. Made especially for women. Try it! HEALTH TOPICS TIRED FEET UNTAKIU ~AKUGMIIVES TORONTO death or serious injury by the reâ€" sourcefulness and bravery of young men and boys Scoutingâ€"trained in first aid, resuscitation, etc. It is interesting to note that durâ€" ing the five year period under cun: gideration â€" during which time, inâ€" cidentally, membership . in che Scout Movement in Canada was inâ€" croased from 65,000 to well over 1"0,000 â€" the Medal Board awardâ€" ed only five Bronze Crosses, its m&â€" jor award. The Board also issu2d 20 Silver Crosses, for acts of outstand ing gallantry under dangerous cirâ€" cumstances; 58 Gilt Crosses, for courageous acts; 45 Certificatas of Merit for meritorious acts of an outstanding nature; and 19 Letters of Commendation for outstanding services to others. Among the deeds of heroism covâ€" ered by theso awards in addition to drowning rescues, were ‘our cases of rescue from fire, nine cases of major firstâ€"aid, two cases of resâ€" cue from death or injury by trains, two cases of resuscitation from ca> boun monoxide poisoning, etc. BOYSâ€"GIRIL: â€" _ WOMEN â€" SELL Spot and Stain Remover, Many usâ€" es. Good profits; repeat business, Box 11. Pointe Claire. Quebec. JOHNSON‘$ CHICKS ARE ONE grade, the best we can produce, all breeders ure bloodtested and culled. Bred to Lay Barred Rocks and large 8. C. White Leghorns, Barron strain. Prices March and April, 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. Cireular on request, J. D. Johnson, Fergus, Ontario. LOGICALLY POoULTRY FARM Bred chicks are better value than hatchery chicks, Five breeds seâ€" lection, 7 cents and up, farm raisâ€" ed pullets. Circular on request. Highway Poultry Farm, RKR. No 1, Waterloo, Ontario. CHICKS, WHITE LEGHORNS, 9¢, Barred Rocks and New Hampâ€" shires 10c,â€"from Government apâ€" proved, bloodâ€"tcsted stock. Write for catalogue, Brucedale Poultry Farm, St. Thomas, Ont. ORDER BABY CHICKS®S NOW. ATâ€" tractive prices on well bred Barâ€" red Rocks, White Leghorns, Hamp.â€" shires, _ Austrolorps. Write _ for nricos Wingham Hatchery, Wingâ€" am, Ontario. BADEN ALWAYS GIVE YOU DEâ€" pendable, liveable chicks and at a low price, and this year Baden gives you the most *competitive prices in eight years. Compare Baâ€" den prices and quality with all others. We know you will agree it will cost you less to buy Baden High Quality chicks. Get our pricâ€" es today. Baden Electric _ Chick Hatchery, Limited, Baden, Ontario. BRAY CHICKS FILL THE EGG basket. Buy now for profitable markets. 19 varieties. Capons to order. Turkeys. Bray Hatchery, 130 John N., Hamilton. TWEDDLE 90 PER CENT,. DAY Old Pullets. White Leghorns, as low as $19.90, Barred Rocks, New Hampshires, Rhode Island Reds, White Rocks, White Wyandottes, light Sussex, Jersey Black Giants, Black Australorps, Hybrids, four erosses $15.90, Also day old cockerâ€" els, non sexed chicks, three week old capons, 18 varieties to choose from. Free catalogue. Tweddle Chick Hatcheries, Limited, Pergus Ontario. STUDENTS NoW ENROGLLING OR courses in Matriculation, Short Story Journalism, Shorthand and Speech Culture Make use of your spare time. Write today. Canadâ€" ian Correspondence College, (esâ€" tablished 1902) 229 Yonge Street. MOUNT PLEASANT MOTORS, LTD., Toronto‘s oldest Chrysler, Plyâ€" mouth dealers: three locations, 632 Mount Pleasant Road, 2040 Yonge Street, 1225 Danforth Ave. Our used cars make us many friends. ELECTRIC MOTORS _ sUITABLE for every purpose. Jones & Moore Electric, 296 Adelaide Street W., Toronto. 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FISHING TACKLE olt SPORTING GooDs i0V‘"T INSPECTED, REGISTERED No. 1 and No. 1 Seeds. Oats â€" Car. tier, Banner and Lasalle. Barleyâ€" O.A.C. 21. Clover â€" Alfalfa and Timothy. R. Bruce Ness, Howick, Quebec. Toronto Quebec CARS, NEW AND USED ELECTRIC MOTORS AGENTS WANTED SEED FOR SALE SEED POTATOES BABY CHICKS EDUCATIONAL WANTED FLLM®S .. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS .. pou! wE ARE OFFERING OUR SPLENâ€" did bargains in all kinds of used furniture. Every article carries a complete moneyâ€"back guarantee. Also every article polished | and safely pasked _ for shipment . to any pact of Canada,. Buy now! Save Money. CLEARANCE =â€" _ TWO ONLY â€" Brand New Whitte Portable Saw. ing outfits, steel frame, stee! wheels with tongue, swingine steel saw frame takes 24" or 26" circular saws â€" 5 H.P. Hopper cooled horizontsal gasoline engine, fitted with magneto, can be used as portable %nwcr plant â€" sale price, $285. The A. R. Williams Machinery Co. IAtd., 64 Front St. West, Toronto. PEDIGREED GERMAN SHEPHERD dogs, healthy, well developed, exâ€" cellent guards and companions, championship stock. Strathurst Kennels Stratford, Ontario, NUMBER GOOD HORSES, MATCHâ€" ed teams, one Percheron stallion colt, grey. J. McAninch, Route 4, Guelph. PREE ENLARGEMENT IN STUDIO Folder with each order. Films deâ€" veloped and printed by experts. 25¢; reprints 10 for 25¢. Nu.Way Photo Service. Station "A" Torâ€" A GOUD SPRING TONIC, _ KIPP"S Herb Tablets. Twentyâ€"five cents. All Drug Stores or Maltby‘s, Torâ€" onto Ten. PREPARE FoR THE FUTURE. inâ€" dustry urgently requires trained men. Learn electric welding now. General Welding Works, 100 Jarâ€" vis, Toronto. FALSE TEETH LOUSENESS AND annoyance banished cheurly at home by dentist‘s wonderfui disâ€" covery for building up old plate to fit. Users amazed. 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The Manâ€" itoba Hardy Plunt Nursery, Dropâ€" more, Manitoba. $5.95â€"Bedroom outfit, consisting walnut enamelled iron bodstead, used resilvered spring and Governâ€" ment inspected felt mattress, aNY size. $7.95 â€" Used refinished Simâ€" mons walnut metal beds, plain type, used sagless spring and Govâ€" ernment inspected felt mattress, 54" width. $8.95 â€" Same type 0‘1 Do n dn o P uie o WPP oThe APRHEC c Ne ol s Caras bed outfit with large centre panel, used sagless spring, "blue labelâ€" led" felt mattress. $2.00 â€"â€" 9"‘;" t . *" SSE springs. all kinds, any size ven~nnown EDDPRREEODCOCROIT O size. $8.35, strong cable dropback couches with arms and back and new cretonne mattress, two pilâ€" lows. $6.00 â€" used oak dressers, square or oval mirror, three drawâ€" ers, refinished like new. PP ORPP PRPSITME T PMR piece genuine brown silk mohair chesterfield _ suite, all matched pieces, Marshall construction, reâ€" versible spring cushions, silk cord. ed trim, piped centre buck, reconâ€" ditioned and fully gusranteed. Send money order ance on . delivery Sales Company, West, Toronto anto Seq ToR PPZPAMUSY TCO E springs. all kinds, any size, $4.15 brand new "blue â€"labelled" feltâ€" blown muttresses, easy rest, any gize. $3.75 â€" "yellow labelled" feltâ€"blown matltresses, luxury, AnY ET * s i o ue CHESTERFIELD SUITE, 22.95 We are offering a beautiful tl:rl:e oPPORTUNITIES FoR MEX ISSUE NO. 10â€"‘40 MACHMINERY POR SALE MACHINERY FoR SALE FURNITURE FoR SALE oPFER To INXVENToRs HORSES PEDIGREED DoGs Toronto. FILMS â€" PHINTS NURSERY SPoOCK PERSONAL MEDICAL PoB SALE or deposit. balâ€" to â€" Furniture 9 King Street TWO MILES PROM OTTAWA _8 large poultry houses. Fully mod» ern _ dwelling. Other buildings Reason for selling, retiring. Full particulars write: Russell Poultry Farm, Hurdman‘s Bridge, Ontario, SALESMEN WANTED 33¢ Boitle, al druggists proves itor money back MAKE A DECENT IJVING SELL~ ing 200 Familex every day noces. sities. Guaranteed quality. Low price. 900 Familex salesmen live with this agency. Compuany‘s suc. cess depends on salesmen‘s. 12 years of increnged business prove the possibilities buying in Familex Plan. for free details and cataâ€" logue: Familex, 570 St. Clement, Montreat, L i GovERNMENT _ TESTED _ sEEDS from (grower to sower) shipped in sealed bugs, properly mixed for » wonderful Hay or pasture crop. Red Clover, Alsike, Timothy, mix« ture, $13.25 per 100 ibs, _ Freight {mld. bugs free, Misner Seeds, ‘ort Dover, Onturio. REGISTERED SECOND GENIEGIRA. tion Erban oats, Grade One. Leat rust resistant. Registered 0. A. C. 21 Barley, Pnd generation, Grade 1. Grade 1 Aluska Oats, Grade 1 0. A. C. 21 Barley, Flax Seed, Al+ sike Clover, Write for prices, Charles A. Bannister, Ailsa Craig, Ontusio. buffet, table and 4 chairs, enamel. All merchandise carefully crated for safe shipment on receipt of money» order and sold with a definite moneyâ€"back guarantee of satisfacâ€" WRTE POR OUR PREE 1940 S STAMIP‘S uN ENXVELODES NOvTH. ing after 1870, Will buy for cash. BR. G. 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Per» feet, $35.00 0â€"PIECE OAK DINING ROOM suite, large buffet, extension table, china cabinet and 6 leather seat chnairs, $60.00 BEAUTIPUL @.â€"PIECR DiIXâ€" ing Suite, rich walnut finish, large buffet, extension table, china cabâ€" inet and 6 leather upholstered chairs. $85.00 _ SsOLUD WALNUT DINING suite, (cost new â€" approximately $225}, large buffet, extension table, china cabinet and 6 leather seat chairs, e $19.00 MODERX OAK DINETTR suite, buffet, extersion table, ind 4 chairs with embossed leather seats, Perfect, liee $35.00 SMART BEDROOM 8t ITE, in rich, twoâ€"tone walnut finish, Dresser, chiffonier and full size bed. Like new. $49.00 COMPLETE BEDROOM suite, dresser, chiffonier, full size :::. sagless spring and new mat» 88, $59.00 FLOOR SAMPLE MoODERN bedroom suite in bleached walnut finish, with Venetian mirrors. Dresser, chiffonier, full size bel‘ w ®pring and mattress. . Al and new, . ”-"0 KITCHEN CABINETS IN ALL $15.95 6 PIECE BREAKFAST SUITE REGISTERED NUMBER 1 ERBAN Vanguard and Alasika outs, rexisâ€" tered number 1 G.A.C, 21 burley, registered number 1 golden glow corn, very carly maturing, Gove ernument grade 1 Erban und NVanâ€" guard. A limited «mount of Gove» ernment grade 1 Mandarin soy. beans, exceptionally pure alfalfa, Government grade 1. Write for price delivered. Alex M. Stewart, LEII,A‘_I_{:\“WVA_'I'CH_MAKINU AT HOME All WHITE HOLLANI» BATHS, SINKS, ToILETS, sOIL pipe, boilers, furnaces, raudiators, etc. Lowest prices, guaranteed. Catalogue furnished,. Main Plumb» inz Supplies, 921 St. Lawrence, Montreal. PoULTRY FARM FoR SALE: LOW PRICE 'ri)l'(lll-l Government gr price delivered Ailsa Craig, 13 Eo o EmmE mV RY mUSrt Beginners‘ outfits from §5. Nationâ€" al Watch, Reginu, Susk, . RECONDITIONED PuOiRNIETORE 1 Used PFurniture is nammiar UMED AND MEW @14MINNG italog ue lete list LYONS 478 YÂ¥enge St., alogue, contuining m te list flower and . ds. Priced for market and garden lovers, d Company, Waterloo, k TURIKEYS POH sSAL; CLEARANCE sALF 8P A MI*S SBED POR SALE W ATCHDM Adsd No. W A NDHH vers. Ont iterioo, Ont. A aTIO ED mâ€" ble Queen‘s Pring ren Mus Diaryâ€" Specify W withou ing duit " Bounc th friskir !A D W