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’»(“‘. &. es e 0. ~E" x Jw 4 E1 h # t & Kongre accigent or are=urgently in need | pf of Slobd, it will.be ‘dispatched inâ€" | s staritlys This method, says the doâ€"â€" lo tors, W far better than having to , th wait a donor to come ‘alonx ! to with ie same kind of blood.":" _ tja; County Hospital of Chicago. If you> have an â€"operation you can ask for your blood to be tapped and stored. or if you feel you can â€"stand the loss.of a pint or two, you may. have it kept for future use. Tha.hospital will give you a receipt with your name and a comâ€" piete _blood classification on it, and if at any time â€"you have an accigent or are=urgently in need Canadian. feldspar, silica, china clay and kaolin are being mined on a large scale for use in the glass. paper and porcelain industries in United States and Canada,. ho said. Canada has 173 plants. with a capiâ€" tal investment of $22.758.$48, in its ceramic industry and. he pointed out, Northern Ontario has vast doâ€" posits of highâ€"grade china clay, only waiting transportation for their development. A number of new pottorias are producing art prodvcts on a large scale to take the place of that formerly imported from Japan and Czechoâ€"Slovakia. he added. Rochesser and Detroit, thé c:r;mic trade is being supplied with this inâ€" srodient of glass and porcelain. "This development is by Canadâ€" n engineers and anadian capital and, with crushing and refining plants ai Lakelield, Ont.. and at industry in Canada. Gordon C. Keith, M. Se.. secretary of the Canâ€" adian Ceramic Society, told the anâ€" aval convention of the American Ceramic Society, meeting in Toronâ€" o. that the development of huge ieposits of nepheline syonite, north f Peterborough, came from a inâ€" :ensive search by the potters‘ assoâ€" ciation of the United States for a substitute for the diminishing supâ€" plies of feldspar in that country. FROM NORTH OF PETERBORO Ceramic Trade Growing Here The university had a right to expect the student to come to it with a fairly considerable backâ€" ground of interest and activity in the fields of the social humanâ€" ities, such as would provide a source from which to draw in constructive thinking on human problems, Dr. Wallace stated. The world‘s first "Blood Bank" requirement for university â€" enâ€" trarce, Dr. R. C. Wallace, prinâ€" cipal of Queen‘s University told the College and Secondary â€" Deâ€" partment of the Ontario Educaâ€" tional Association convention. "In democratic countries a university education is for all who have the intellectual ability to go forward, and no others. They are expensâ€" ive institutionsâ€"too expensive for those who have not that ability," he commented. What University Should Teach A second demand for university entrance was the ability to express one‘s thoughts "clearly, concisely and with some degree of eleâ€" gance" This applied more to the written word than the spoken one, he noted, warning against the danger of "facile utterance." A sense of accuracy. of the values in life, he placed as a third reâ€" quirement. Bank Own Blood In a brief survey of the Requirements For College Students 5 fodimntnoined Outingiime: wl Henry and was built for the Pacific coast service of the Canadian Naâ€" tional Steamships, Limited. Later it was purchased by the Clarke Co. The Prince Robert and Prince Daâ€" vid, with which the Prince Henry was operated on the west coast by C. N. Steamships, are being convertâ€" ed into armed merchant cruisers, the War Supply Board has annountâ€" ed. The thres vessols for several years were in the triangle service Retween Vancouver, Victoria and Seattle, . Being Aiteredâ€"tnto Cruisers Three Canadian sister ships thit operated in passenger services. on the Atlantic and Pacific coasts have been ‘taken over by the zovernment for war duties. ~â€" ~~< es The North.Star ‘of "the ~Clarke Steamship Company wili~ be put into service by the Royal Canadian Nary, duties undisclosed. * MERCHANXT CRUISERS This vesse? which cruised the Atâ€" lantic seaboard and the St. Law. rence River in the past few years. previously was named ‘the Prince Intellectual ability was the first Canada Seen as Source of Supply of Syenite for Ameriâ€" can Potters Principal of Queen‘s Univerâ€" sity Rates® Intellectual Abitâ€" ity First coramic Mark Twain once talked of gratitude. He didn‘t muchâ€" care, he said, for gratitude of the noisy, boisterous kind. "Why," he exclaimed, "when some men disâ€" charge an obligation, you â€" can hear the report for miles around." "Oh, granny," cried the girl, "father‘s just fallen off the roof!" "I know, my child," replied the old lady, without even raising her eyes, "I saw him pass the winâ€" dow." ty usnn t A placid old lady, who took life philosophicagy, sat knitting in the drawingâ€"roofn. To her came rushâ€" ing her tenâ€"yearâ€"old granddaug«â€" ter. in s Un es on late Nomy coce c oc t Coles semnene LV RCED OCaTUINRVIA ‘from becoming involved: in the war between Germany and the Allies failed as Germany invaded Denmark and launched a lightning attack on Norway. The monarchs of the illâ€"fated Scandinavian countries are pictured LEFT to RIGHT, King Christian of Denmark, King Haakon, of. Norway and King Gustaf, of Sweden. occie Some men smile at dawn, But the man worth while "What is the most pathetic picture in the. world?" _ _"A horse Ely sitting radiator cap." 3. Who should be the last perâ€" son seated at a church wedding, before the bridal procession starts down the aisle? : 4. Isn‘t it poor manners for two persons to lean across ‘a perâ€" er: wants to sit in a vacant chair at your table, and asks "Do you rwind," what should one reply? The desperate efforts of .t.his_ trio of monarchs to nqseméél;ings'MangmeEffomanafi, nemeni®acanmeptmerseemees in Dr. Deyoe said he isn‘t trying to scare the women, but urged them to look behind women‘s fashions and to consider their effect on the health. "Will a new fashion bring pressure on the waist and other parts of the body and result in shortened breathing and nervous disorders?" he asked. "Will th: "The women of Queen Elizaâ€" beth‘s time," he said, "were‘ not squeamish; they did not faint at the slightest provocation but from the pressure of their foundation sarments on the nerve centre, the solar plexis." P FASHION .AND HEALTH > Comfort rather than a fashionâ€" able figvre is recommended as a guide in wearing appare} for woâ€" men by Dr. D. R. Doyoe, assistani medical advisor of Cornell Univerâ€" sity. P > ® ¥¥rrrerrrtbe c vre 00e o n 9â€"9â€"0â€"0â€" ;“ '"ii-:“k"_i"r'fl fTorics _ The startled instructor ;;xva;rk ed that "first class honors." iron sawed off short with wrinkâ€" les_:_zround the inside of the hole." what you hear makes -l-;p for it. 1. Yes but when he: becomes angry, he surely loses all dignity, It has â€"been truthfully said, "A fit of anger is as fatal to dignity as a dose of arsenic to life." 2. "Not at all." 3. ‘The mother of the bride. 4. Yes. If they persist, the third person may offer to change seats with one of them. 5. Accord" ing to the fashion. When we speak of "pie a la mode," ~it: means served with a mound of ice cream, because that is the fashion. 6. It is better to leave this duty to the hostess, unless the latter has: asked one to do so. _ Tbgre isn‘t much to be keep Scandinavia town, but LydiaE. Pinkham‘s ues Cryin Is. irritable ARLQ: ce t ces areal ‘woman‘sftiend‘ in Lydia E. Pinkâ€" ham‘s J:nuu. Compmd, Try it! PEDALLING sAvEs Lives A new way to prevent blood clots and the fatal blocking of veins folâ€" Designedâ€" to do in the field of metallurgy what modern plastics have accomplished for light indusâ€" try, the new process is believed to make possible econontical producâ€" tion, for example, of iron shapes not ordinarily forgeable. It will pay you to see Cntâ€" ario‘s largest assorted stock of good Used Trucks. Write, phone or call at i.â€".""v‘b’fl-fiâ€"nh'â€""iddrt‘.‘“: POWDERED IRON. â€" Launching of a new industry of a highly promising character is forecast on the basis of methods perfected. at Melion â€" Institute, Pitthburgh, for the preparation of electrolytic iron powder. f L _« HWaa._. . gWhul Smnce% : s Doing | Attention! USED TRUCK A. This spiced vinegar . makes a delicious flavoring for minced meat. It also makes a savory sauce for cabine; pudding. 0040 s 244. Q. How can I cause curiains to hang evenly after laundering? A. Slip curtain rods through the lower hems and leave them there for a few days. They will straighâ€" ten the curtains. Q. How can I make use of the spiced â€"vinegar from cans of peaches? Q. How can I clean greaseâ€" stained overalls? A. Rub them well with lard, then serub with a stiff brush, usâ€" ing a 1 soapsuds. A. Use glycerine as a lubricant, and this will eliminate . the possiâ€" bility of any taste being imparted to â€"the food. Factory Retail Branch ~â€"Q. How can I lubricate the meat. â€" chopper . and egg=»beater without allowing any taste of the lubricant to be imparted to ~the food? G. M. C. TRUCKS A. If the butter is packed in a crock containing. charecal;; it«will ‘stay fresh much longer than. orâ€" dinarily, Te Q. How can I stiffen the brushâ€" es of the sweeper? c A. Take the brushes out:6f the sweeper, put a little common bakâ€" ing soda into some hot water and dip the brushes into it several times, Allow to dry in the sun. ~â€"Q. How can I lubricate the Q. How ‘can I cause butter to stay fresh longer? _ t Phone 208 Spadina Ave. â€" Dr. Edward Weiss, . of Temple University, Philadelphia, said that a‘third ‘of those who see a doctor do not have any definite bodily disâ€" ease to account for their illness, and another third ‘seem to have symptoms that are partly due to emotions» "The illâ€"health," he said, "arisos from longâ€"standing "dissatisfaction in the business, social or home life of the individual and this failure of adjustment to environment is manifested by a disturbance in some part of the personality, either as bodily symptoms . of various kinds, capable of mimicking almost any disease, or as affections fof the spirit." : % f s of high heel of a cleverly styled pair | lowing ~of shoes shorten the leg muscles bicycle and eventually cause pain?" â€"â€" The â€"__ UNHAPPINESS RuiNS iT week a _ Social illnees, a ‘new medical izing o term which describes ‘persons who _ . surgery are sick: for no other reason than‘ ive. con unhappiness over their environâ€" Itâ€"co ment, was recognized last week by of the ; the. American Collego of Physic | 4$ hom Anwa Open Evenings How Can 1? Toronto little ammonia in warn BY ANNE ag3rirgy * tâ€"0#4â€" 2000 640 9 (y on angnm t en ap um in tRF (YF\,'z.",'-!?. 1831 ONTARIO Repial Mink oo y No wl tm (zn mexrom c 2 yvit ffeeuey t ue onl Bs ~ gue ASSORTED â€" SIX + "$5.00, Six, Roses 3: o "~ted:> Strawberries FREE ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUCF @UICK ACTION IS WHAT YOUu want with chicks now. Bray is geady with 18 varieties. Started chicks, capons. For °e&Eg or meat markets. Immediate shipment. But order_soon. Bray Hatchery, 120 _John N., Hamilton. TO? !:I‘(?TCH CUT PRICES. THJS 20.070. oLx, Roses $3 08. T‘ce bundâ€" ced: Str?iwbarries $5.00, "'i-m_\ Raspberries $4.00. Complete Reâ€" quirements supplied. Cash with order. â€" Burlington Nursery Co, BRurlington, Ontario. Ihee Uininet wie ipert~ o iedenineâ€"tarfiheintdisiancns hnA 2P 00 New rebuilt Bicycles $10 up. Used %oto’rrcycles. Duke‘s. 625A Queen RuL c 42 P CASH IN oNX S02~ ns NODCSVTETIZY 4 2LTK startling news comes just when you least expect it. All chicks from _ carefully _ culled bloodâ€" tested breeders Standard Quality nonâ€"sexed White Leghorns $8.50, Barred Rocks, New Hamps $8.95, White Rocks, White Wyandottes, Hybrids $9.95, 90 per cent Pullets Leghorns $16.95, Barred Rocks $14.75, New Hamps, White Rocks, Wyandottes, Hybrids $15.75, Cockâ€" erels, Leghorns two cents, New Hamps five cents, Barred Rocks six cents, White Rocks, Wyanâ€" dottes, Hybrids $6.75. Large Egg Quality add one cent, Bigger proâ€" fit add two_ cents. Top Notch Chickeries, Guelph, Ontario. 100 CE _ O____. SPECIAL COCKEREL BARGAINS, while they last. ‘Three to four week old Barred Rock and New Hampshire cockerels, _ standard quality $9.95, also 10â€"dayâ€"old nonâ€" sexed New Hamps, Barred Rocks $11.45, 90 per cent. Pullets, New Hamps $19.40, Barred Rocks $18.40 Cockereis, New Hamps $5.95, Barâ€" red Rocks $6.95, two week _ old, add one cent, three week old add four cents, Big Egg Quality add one cent. Extra Select add two cents. Immediate delivery. Baden Electric Chick Hatchery Limited. Baden, Ontario. PDF! waus o POCHES M LALRLTLZ chick bargains. They are all High Quality Chicks from Government Approved _ bloodtested breeders. Double AA Quality two week nonâ€" sexed New Hamps, Barred Rocks $13.40, 90 per cent Pullets $19.90, Cockerels $8.95. Three week old add three cents. Extra Profit add 1% cents. Special Mating add 2c. Supply limited. â€" Order toâ€"day. Tweddle Chick Hatcheries Limitâ€" ed, Fergus, Ontario. E2C EmATS MORE MONEY FoR EGGS.â€" RLGLMâ€" Inute loss from cracks and brex is by pucking in Keyes Treys (filler flats). 30 doz. farge esSEs pucked in regular cuses. Send for free samples or 25¢ for enough for one case, Postage paid. Huwley Pro. ducts Ltd., 79 Elgin Street. Brantâ€" Prmd o Prols l CHEAP CHICKS ARE NOT â€" ai. ways. profitable, buy â€" quality chicks ut no higher price ind be assured of profits from our bloodâ€" tested, government approved White Leghorns. Elmview Poultry Farm, Norham, Ontario. ORDER: BABY CHICKS Now. aTâ€" tractive prices on well bred Gar. red Rocks, White Leghorns. Hamp. shires, Austrolorps. Write _ for prices. Wingham Hatehery, Wingâ€" _ ham. Ontsrio. .. Toronto. LEARN BASKETRY. INTERESTâ€" ing, educational, complete instrucâ€" tion, 25¢c. Free catulogue and reedâ€" work instructions. Dominion Reed Supplies, Department W., Tororto. BICYCLES, MOTORCYCLES TORONTO BAKERS OVENS AND MACHINâ€" ery, also rebuilt equipment always on hand. Terms arranged. Corresâ€" pondence invited. Hubbuard Port ynble Oven Co.. 10% Bathurst St., ford. Ontario. mA o.,, 1 AMeTPS _ AND ACCESsORIEs TO DEALERS WHO ARE INTERâ€" ested in obtaining a source of sup~ ply for a complete line of auto parts, accessories, tires, tubes, batâ€" teries, oils, etc.. we can assure you the lowest possible wholesale pricâ€" es; and place you in 1 position to be competitive to .any large catrâ€" logue mail order house. You are under no obligutions to inquire. Letters will be kept strictly conâ€" fidential. Dandee Auto Stores, 522 Yonge Street, Toronto. AUTO _ PARTS AND ACCEssoRIE mA ie a en ie L 20C0C NTA 100 CCR __s SWIFT â€" sURE RESULTS! FOR ambitious .men and women! Famâ€" ilex will show you how. 900 suceâ€" cessful dealers now on our list! Inquire for further details and FREE catalogue toâ€"day. The Famâ€" ilex Products Company, 570 St. Clement Street, Montreal. AGENTS WANTED. FOR UN ~lowâ€"priced _ portable dupli Sells itself in stores, o "churches, schools, clubs, etc. dy proposition for stationer gpecialt‘_\_'y man. Box 4, 73 Ad LIGHTNING ROD AGENT Toronto One hundred and thirty hay fever victims acted as the guinea pigs at the University of Cleveland Alâ€" lergy Clinic. About half of them took injection of the ragweed polâ€" BASKETRY â€" REED WORK POLLEN PILLS For ALLERGY Eating polien has now been tried as a medical remedy for hay fever and found quite effective. GARDEN s:: It is smooth, easy to handle, easily storilized and is absorbed slowly by the body when used to closo up deep incisions, ° says Games Slater, the inventor. It soon may be possible to talk about the glass stitches in your opâ€" eration. e Glass thread which can bo drawn as fine as silk and spun into fibers of any thickness promises to be one of the newest developments in surgery. M in en o cult 2 Een acy St-rcqt West, Toronto hC C020 200 AGENT waNTt. ed to sell Phillips Lightning Proâ€" tective System. B. Phillips Compâ€" any Limited, 32 Osborne Avenue, Toronto. iowing some operations â€" by using bicycle pedals â€" is ‘announced. ‘The method was reported last week as an effective aid in minimâ€" izing one of the greatest rigks of surgery, the danger of postâ€"operatâ€" ive. complications. ons Itâ€"consists of élovating the foot of the patient‘s bed for from 2410 48 hours after a major operation and then having the patient exerâ€" cise on ordinary bicyclo â€" pedals mornted on the foot of the bed. BAKERY EQUIPMENT CHEAP CHICKS BABY CHMICKS AGENTS WANTED EGG TRAYs GLASS "sTITCHES» THESE STARTED ie ols it t 2 mtc e e t e e h ty portable _ duplicator. 10A L% ~~â€" .. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS .. stores, offices, , clubs, etc. Danâ€" T TREEsS ‘_Now, 200 sucâ€" w on our list! er details and â€"day. The Famâ€" loner or a 3 Adclaide UNIQUE, FOR Can reviatar a¢_2Cuy_â€" reasonable. Can register pigg ~for. $2.00 each. Will hold lambs till Zrass comes, J. F. Payne, RR. 4, Meaford, Ont. CGrev Cannroe hrifty looking pigs, weigh. type, thrifty lJooking p S8, weighâ€" ing about 70 1bs. each, will sell at l1c per Ib. will be weighed on Government inspected â€" scales at Meaford. Spring lambs weighing 45 lbs., $11.00, either sex. These are from crossâ€"breds, Leicester and Oxford, which produce the wool the war demands. Fleeces averaged 10 1bs. this year. Lambs are from Suffolk ram, awould make real ewes for somebody. All pric. es cash on delivery. Freight. colâ€" lect. Freight is very . reasonable. Can register PIG§ ~for. $2.00 each‘ l3 5220207 SEVUCK STRAWEBERRY PLANTS, PREMIER $5.00 â€" thousand. Burrill.. _ Glen Mary, â€"Parson‘s Beauty $4.90 per thousand. Darwin CrHipps, No. 2 Aatan NCRSERY STOCK STRAWEERRIES, CHOICKE Senator Dunlap 1.000 $4. $10.00 by .express F.O.B. 100 postpaid 90c. Write fo shrubs. _ perennials and plants. Forward Gardens, Ontario. / frey County. ‘rey County. 21 is "OR SALE â€" 0.A.C. NO. s Oats ripen before sowâ€"thistle. . will yield 75 bus. per acre. 45 lbs. per bushel. Very thin hull, rust resistâ€" ant. Sample on request. Soybeans, early ‘Mandarin 211, equals flaxâ€" seed in protein, will yield 30 bus. per_acre, grown from registered geed. White blossom Sweet Clover Seed No. 1, $3.00 per bus. Cholce Yorkshire pigs, 5 to 8 weeks old, eligible for registration, both sex. $8.00 each. Brecding stock picked by Government officials. Also 12 good lengthy Yorkshire bacon tVDO thrifee T6 aga 2 000C T S CSE ___ ‘UREBRED WIREHAIRED terrier pups, eight weeks ol iho‘}_v _winning stock. Rens 2 nn_._w.., ECZEMAID. RELUIEF FOR BABIES or aduits, from dry or weeping eczoma. ‘Testimoniais from hundâ€" reds for over 35 years. Two weeks treatment, one dollar. Write Hyâ€" gein Products. London. Ont. Anmmmmmmmmmmmmmmens uo. 20 B001, 1 POFEKYENNntprmmmmmmmmmmemenc.. 3 ECZEMA. RASHES, PILES, soRrE Feet, completely vrelicved by Derâ€" misoothe, the /clean, powerful houschold ointment. 25¢. af waws Acton. ISSUE NO: 17â€" 100 eCA _ _ AEPATOLA RELIRVES STOMACEH and »Liver â€" troubles. Symptoms: Pains" in right ride. under shoulâ€" der bliades mna reross hips, indiâ€" ~kexiion. mus, constipation, «all trouble. Formula of doctor. _ Rre. sults in one day! Price $5.00 Ars. Geo. S Almus. Itox TorRW Susknâ€" toon. Snsk 1 CCeeE_____, OoURr sUCCRss in SELLING HoT. els is really nheonamanat ab. m ORrCHARD vaLuLEY $5,000 CROP FROM HALF housahar _su,_"CC4n. . powerful houschold ointment. 25¢c. at your local darugrist, or mailed direct. Write for free sample. Twentieth Century Remedics, 107 Hogarth Avenue. Toronto. FQOUR POUNDS _ RURL Virginia Leaf $1.00 firi. P einetremmmmztwews...... / TWOâ€"UNIT MILKERS â€" New as Miviny hn aleioo 1 00e nsl AL3 C T PARSA Ne alincoas nA J els is really phenomenal. W be plensed to have an oppor to try to sell yours. We ad in every paper in Ontario. T terms, write to Bert Weir & Reaitors. London Ontawia en se 22 Commmene APRIL ADVERTISING SPECIAL â€" dollar value for 30¢ ind advertise. ment. Roll developed. printed or eight reprints, with ‘craft embasâ€" sed enlargement 7 x 10. . London Photo Service. Box 531. London, Ontario. utd 100 DESSTT TTAE â€"Present offering â€" Mujles. Serâ€" viceable age and younger. Sows al} aAges. bred or open. Sam J. Gad. laugher. Alliston, Ontario. _al__._.__ ; _ 022ON. NC k oA se C200 A2RET AADCCT+ cine herbs). Enormous profits! We supply seed. instructions, buy evâ€" ery pound. Particulars 10¢ (credit. €ed). No triflers, Associnted Herb Growers, Box SIW., Sti. Norbert, Manitoba., HALF TO 1% HORSE POWER heavy duty new hydro approved Emerald Motors,: 30 per cent. less than any other motor on the marâ€" ket. 15 month guarantee. Hotfâ€" man Machinery, 181 King East, Toronto. ELECTRIC MOTORS, NEW AND Rebuilt, also pulleys and Vâ€"belts. Jones & Moore Electric, 296 Adelâ€" aide St. W., Toronto. jola_5,3C0 20M HALF ACRE _ People everywhere ure growing Ginseng and Golden Seal (Mediâ€" cine herbs). ‘Enormane naariets Cin" Eight brothers and sisters of the Jones family of Glamorganâ€" shire, Wales, together weigh nearâ€" ly 15 ewt. Their combined ages total 543. There are two 270â€" pounders, Caradoc, aged 52, and John; aged 74. Cigarette Tobacco $1.5 G. W. Jefirex Tanmis. L20% , 1 CUNDS BURLSY ANL» Virginia Leaf $1.00, fifteen pounds $3.00. Four pounds Virginia Leaf P PNeDN in diminie o idaihrec in db i °3 2. rnoprp =~7" â€":_CItHer sex. These ‘rom _ crossâ€"breds, Leicester Oxford, which produce the P Ne C anttiometinit ol dich uTs lssnc re n pios 1 o o on e innnas low as $99; guarantecd rebuilts us low as $89; also amazing | new Gradeâ€"A (5 parts replace up to 47 parts on others), free demonâ€" stration, get our offer and free Gradeâ€"A Guide. Box K. Room X§â€"4 Sarnia. Ontario. + Heavyweight Family The results showed the swallowâ€" ing method is almost as good as immunization by vaccination. len, which is a standard method of relieving hay fever, while the other half swallowed capsules filled with the same polien. C 2000 MPGER. RC Robinson, Stratford "al L 12OH, & Inventevaecs o omm NURSERY STOCK PUPS FOR PRODUCE Fror HOTELS waNTED 210 10bacco $1.50. Postpaid. Jefirey, Leamington, Ont. n 22202 00. _L2CIming C n0GS FOR sanr HERRâ€"GROWINCG ELECTRIC MOTons MRCNR Pm tw hag iat se London, Ontario MEDICAL FOR SALE EL wiewanal oi ENJ L* p,hennmgn:n. We will Uave an opportunity you;;q We advertise Pn Neacnd Et 2P FH weeks old from ck. Reasonable. atford, Ont. LMS YORrKsHIRES E PLANTS $4.00, 3.000 3. Troquois. for list of nd other ‘s, Iroquois To. For our cir & Sons. SALE FOXâ€" ~excelen+ _ __@}PS "UEs, all sizes, in excellent condition at ridiculougâ€" Iy low prices, See us for your summer cottage furniture, We have the largest as~ sortment of rood reconditiond fur. nitture at the lowext prices in ‘Toyr. onto. *+2.00 smart bedroom suite in rich walnut finish, dresser, chiffonier, fult size bed, sagless spring and new mattress, $49.00 floor sample bedroom suite, modern dresser, with venetian mirl ror, chiffonier and full size bed, in new bleached walnut finish, $59.00 ‘complete modern bedroom suite in waterfall design, bleached walnut finish, dresser, chiffonier, full size had °.. qz ~2CIâ€" Ch LYONS FURNITURE co IHGH CLAss REC{)&'DI'I‘IONED FURNITURE Every article completely recondiâ€" tioned, Suaranteed absolutely clean and sold with a positive moneyâ€"back guarantec. $19.50 _ 3â€"piece chesterfield suite, English tupestry, reversible Mar. shall spring cushions. $24.00 smart Kroehler chesterfield suite, 3 pieces, upholstered in fig» ured velour. $27.00 large $â€"piece chesterfield suite, brown repp mauterial, figur. ed _ reversible Marshall spring cushions. 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