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o4 stt t C . â€". l f‘l’ §# P 3 Natives in the Transvaal are beâ€" coming soâ€"keen on "feading‘ that some of thera will walk as far as ten miles to borrow a book. 4 rainfall.of one inch over an area of one acre represents 100,â€" 933 tons of water. ® °~«v ruary increased to 7,$10,000 quarts 1939,; while fluid cream sales inâ€" ecreased to 383,427 quarts from 364,â€" 450. Creamery butter stocks in Toâ€" ronto increased from $19,921 lbs. on April 1; 1939, to 2.688,89% Ibs. last April 1, while chéddar cheese stock fell from 3:$38,073 to 2544,101 lbs. SLIGHTLY HIGHER PRICES Retail and wholesale sales â€" of fluid milk in Toronto area in Febâ€" from 7,524,909 quarts in February, Price -ot buttér :;v;}‘;g_;; :I_iél'xt‘]y higher in March than in February, while cheew> prices declined slightâ€" Iy. Cheese production in~ .Ontario shows a large increase, both for March and for the first three months of the year, as compared with the same period last year, while production of creamery butâ€" ter shows a small decline, reports the Statistics Branch of the Ontâ€" ario Department of Agriculture. _ In recent years the following countries have endeavoured to exâ€" pand their Canadian trade by disâ€" plays at the Exhibition:â€"Finland, The Netherlands, France, Switzer land, Estonia, Germany, Latvia, Japan, Poland, Italy and Czechoâ€" slovakia. Ontario Cheese In addition to the countries of South America the Exhibition has extended invitations to the Cenâ€" tral American Republics â€" Nicarâ€" agua, Guatemala, Salvador, Costa Rica and Panama, and to Mexico and Cuba. Trade Displays In the tremendous reâ€"adjustâ€" ments taking place in world markâ€" ets today the C. N. E. manageâ€" ment has recognized the increasâ€" ing importance of the Republics of South and Central America in Canadian economy and accordingâ€" ingly has already taken steps to arrange for the largeâ€"scale parâ€" ticipation of these countries in the Exhibition of 1940. Central America, Too Plans are already in progress for the assembling and shipment of the South American exhibits which should prove to be of unâ€" usual interest to visitors at the 1940 Exhibition. Countries of South and Central America are expected to supplant several European countriecs with trade displays at the Canadian Naâ€" tional Exhibition this year. South American Nations Showing At HEALTH EDUCATION Siudent health and knowledge of health facts would improve greatly if teachers of health and physical education were to stress fundamentals in the manrer of the athletic coach. That is the belief of Dr. H. C. Carlson, director of the men‘s student health service at the Uniâ€" versity of Pittsburgh and «coach of the varsity basketball team. Dr. Carlson has devised, after two years of study, a personal health estimation chart, which stresses .nonâ€"technical fundamentâ€" als, and which is now in use at the university‘s student health service. The more chil_drenvplay in the sunlight and the more it is let into rooms the better. Butter, cream and milk are the chief protective foods â€" they preâ€" serve certain therapeutic qualities of sunlight in much the same way, though not to the same extent, as halibut liver oil or cod liver oil, either of which is most essential for infants and young children. Milk is the most valuable single food for the promotion of growth and health in children, and the ecosumption should be increased to cne pint per head per day. After emphasising the value of sleep, rest, and fresh air the handbook goes on to point out that more than one half of the ebronic complaints which embitter the middle and latter parts of life is due to avoidable errors of diet. THE HEALTHY CHILD The production of weilâ€"developâ€" ed and wellâ€"nourished school chilâ€" dren is the subject of a useful "Handbook of Suggestions for Health Education," just published by the British Board of Education. 0400009 0 0 000 041960 4400000 Canadian National Exhibition This Year In Torontc creases For First Three Months of 1940 â€"‘Output of Butter Deâ€" Feonurne meg‘l |@W on POV After firstâ€"aid treatment, Chauâ€" mont was removed to hospital in an ambulance. *\ uy is A "dead" man picked up on a downtown Montreal street last week turned out to be very much alive when they got him to the morgueâ€"in fact, he protested. "Hey! get me out of here quick," yelled 44â€"yearâ€"old ‘Adrien‘ Chaumont when he revived a few minutes after being carried into the morgue building, near where he collapsed during a sudden at tack "of illness. ncay . f Another year passed, and the third man said, "If you two chatâ€" ter like this I shall have to go home." Another year passed second man said, "Yes." A year passed, and one of them sagd, "It‘s peaceful up here, isn‘t Three men, tired of the world, went to live on the top of a mounâ€" "Oh, yes," replied the young man; "in the diseases of the nose; for the ears and throat are too complicated to be combined with the nose for purposes of study and treatment." x ; Thereupon the family physician inquired: "Which nostril are you concentrating on?" "I suppose you intend to speâ€" cialize," remarked the latter. A young doctor returned to his native village and called upon the old family physician. ‘"Let go my hand!‘‘ bellowed the other. "‘Thief"" shouted the fat man. "Rat!"" hissed the thin man. Then a timidâ€"looking man in their vicinity said, "If you two gentlemen don‘t mind taking your hands out of my pocket, I‘ll get off at the next stop." A fat man, riding to his home on a crowded bus remembered quite suddenly that he had two fiveâ€"dollar bills in his coat pockâ€" et. Thrusting his hand into the pocket, he was surprised to find the hand of a fellowâ€"passenger. "So," he shouted, angrily, "pickâ€" ing my pockets, eh?" Taken to Morgue ‘Dead‘ Man Sore After a period of silence during which the most astute foreign obâ€" servers could not say whether he would support Germany or the Allies, Premier Mussolini is once more taking a warlike stand. Last week he appeared to be pondering whether or not to plunge ItaI{ into war. He is pictured here delivering his most recent martial speech in Rome. on the way up here we passâ€" ed twentyâ€"five people in parked cars!" Young Hostess: "Ob, I‘m sure you‘re mistaken. It must have been an even number." What‘s in a name? Well, it‘ll be a long time before any British baby is christenâ€" ed Adolf. "Why not? He‘ll make her a rattling good husband." ‘"Grace is surcly not going to marry that living skeleton of a man. He‘s nothing but skin and bones." Shocked Old Mussolini Steps Into the "Warlight" Again $4 L P the VITAMINS FROM EEEMENTS‘ The. United States Department of Agriculture has found in natâ€" ural gas, coal, acetylene, limeâ€" stone and water the raw materials for making man‘s hormones. j The discovery prom‘ses a cheap source of a class of remedies, ‘vitâ€" al to life and health, which at preâ€" sent areâ€"among‘the scaréest and most expensive. on ‘the druggist‘s shelves. f Am ‘ Dr. Russell L. Cecil, professor of clinical medicine at Cornell University, said that "evidence is already at hand to indicate that immunization .‘ against . the influ enza virus is feasible and effecâ€" tive."© y ts 7 COLD VACCINE FORETOLD A vaccine giving immunity from the common cold may be perfectâ€" ed within the next few years. Use of high frequency current to kill bacteria and fermentation molts is being tested with sucâ€" cessful results at the Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Milk was placed in the magnetic field proâ€" duced by the high frequency curâ€" rent and it was found that it kills all kinds of bacteria. Similar efâ€" fects have been achieved by passâ€" ing the currents through the milk. SAVES AMPUTATIONS Necessity for limb amputations because of the tearing of big blood vessels may be obviated by the use of heparin, an antiâ€"coaguâ€" lant extracted from beef lungs, Dr. Gordon Murray ‘of the Uniâ€" versity of Toronto said last week. Experiments with it promise mirâ€" acles in saving limbs of soldiers who have big blood~ vessels torn by gunshot wounds. MAGNETISM KILLS BACTERIA Use of a newlyâ€"developed oxyâ€" gen mask has resulted in the disâ€" covery that inhalation of oxygen in high concentrations (80 to 100 per cent) produces "dramatic‘" abatement of intense hHeart pain. iWhut Science : Is Doing PP > 00 i Gâ€" ie ud b1090 6 + / 4â€"0â€"4â€"0â€"0â€" Considerable increase in the amâ€" ount of fibre flax to be grown in the Goderich district was noted,. Grass and new seedings are coming well in Norfolk. Wheat has come through the winâ€" ter in excellent shape. it is reportâ€" ed and it was given extra protection by additional snow in April. At the same time, snow and rain has held up planting of the new crop. Most Durham County farmers with seed to sell have disposed of practically all their supplies. Free movement of seed in all other wheatâ€"growing sections was reportâ€" ed and quantities were said to be plentiful. â€"0â€"0â€"0â€" 4 4â€"0 u4 dâ€"6â€"94.03â€"0â€"& 0 440@ 4â€"@â€" Heaviest demand in years for good seed grain was reported from many parts of the province by the Ontario Department of Agriculture in its weekly report. Demand For Seed Grain Very Heavy HEART. PAIN EASED in Ontario This Year, Departâ€" ment of Agriculture Reports DapN< q SAigeet m trer â€" On some 50 deep reconnaissance flights made by night by the Royal Air Force only four aircraft are known to have been lost through enemy action. It will pay you to see Ontâ€" ario‘s largest assorted stock of good Used Trucks. Write, phoneâ€"or call at . : 208 Spadina Ave. â€"â€"*~ Toronto® 6. In leaving a public dining room with a girl, should the man allow the girl to go first? A. The two most essential things are that it be written promptly, and that it has the ring of sincerâ€" ity. A. Never. If some particle has lodged in a tooth and it is very unâ€" comfortable, one should leave the room and attend to it. Q. What are the most important things about a "thank you" note? Q. Is one ever permitted to use a toothpick, when in the company of others? A. The hostess should stand at her place and toll each one. Q, Whon giving an informal dinâ€" ner, how should the hostess let her guests know where to sit? Attention! USED TRUCK Q. What is the average time that should elapse between an engageâ€" ment annovncement and the wedâ€" ding? A. Yes, if you are well acgrzistâ€" ed with this person, and know thit he does not object. A girl who has just met a young man should never address him as Bud, Junior, Shorty or Red. A. The average time is six to cight weeks, We are paying a real high price for cream F.O.B., Torâ€" onto. Write for particulars Q. Is it permissable to call a porâ€" son by his nickname? A. Boil two or three onions thorâ€" oughly, and the water in which they are boiled will clean painted woodwork very nicely, leaving the surface clean and glossy; no soap is required. Q. How can I clean painted woodâ€" work effectively? * A, When washing the chamois,. put a few drops of ammonia into a basin of water and rinse. Do not wring. but dry quickly in the sun or over a fire, rubbing well with the hands to prevent its hardenâ€" ing.. Q. How can I wash a chamois skin and prevent its hardening? A. Take two slices of bread and stick these against the freshlyâ€"cut surface of the cake by means of toothpicks. A. Heat a steel knitting needle red hot and burn in the necessary hole; this makes a professionalâ€" looking job. Q. How can I keep cut sections of a cake fresh? i i Q. How can I easily clean solled spots on wall paper? Q. How can I make neat holes in & leather belt? A. Sprinkle some starch liberally on a damp cloth and apply to the paper, using a circular motion. If there aro some particularly bad spots, go over them several times. A. Yes. The girl precedes, Factory Retail Branch _ 6. M. C. TRUCKS The Toronto Creamery The United Farmers Coâ€"operative Co. Ltd. Duke and George Streets TORONTO, Ontario. CREAM rone WA. 1831 Opdn‘ Evening: s WANTED ONTARIO ARCHIVES TORONTO ’ FREE ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE .. New rebuilt Bicycles $10 up. Used f ~ Motorcycles." Duke‘s, ‘625A Queen nsm W., Toronto. _ fln on Reous_blooms in pink, red, yellow, ... ~6tc., all Summer. 6 buibs for 25c. Postpaid;~ with ~ cataloptue ‘ rare â€" plants and bulbs. Garden Guild . â€" Bulb Dept.. Toronto 12. & MEXICAN TIGER FLOWERS. GORâ€" QUICK" ACTION ISs WHAT â€" YOU want with thicks now." Bray> 18 ready with 18, verieties. Started chicks, capons. For egg or ‘meat markets. Immediate shipment. But order soon. Bray Hatchery, 130 John N.; Hamilton. © «0+ EGG TRAYS MORE MONEY FOR EGGS. ELIMâ€" inate loss from cracks and breaks by packing in Keyes Trays (filler flats). 30 doz. large eggs packed in regular cases.. Send for.. free samples or 25¢ for enough for one case. Postage l-;paid. ‘Hawley. Proâ€" ducts Ltd., 79 Elgin Street, Brantâ€" ford, ‘Ont&rio." momee rge t THEY ARE GOING FAST! DON‘T miss these bargains. Just Barred Rocks:and New Hamps left. Stanâ€" dard Quality ten days old Barred Rock pullets _ $18.40, nonâ€"sexed $11.45, cockerels $7.95, New Hamp cockerels $5.95, twoâ€"weekâ€"old add one cent, threeâ€"weekâ€"old add four cents. Big Eg® Quality add one. cent. Extra Select add two cents. Big cockerel special while they last, Barred Rocks and New â€" Hamps ~ three to. fourâ€"week.old Barred Rocks .Standard .Quality. $10.95, New ‘Hamps $9.95. Baden Electric Chick Hatchery Limited, Baden, Ontario. TWEDDLE HAS UNLOCKED THE ~*door to opportunity and thrown away the key. Act quickly but take time to compare the quality of Tweddle Chicks, and also see the money you can save. Gigantic production 55,000 to 60,000 chicks (hatched every week) enables us to sell for less. 18 varieties to choose from. Dayâ€"old chicks, startâ€" ed chicks, three. week old capons, turkey poults. Free 1940 cataâ€" logue. Tweddle Chick Hatcheries Limited, Fergus, Ontario. AMAZING IS THE ONLY WORD for Top Notch 1940 Chicks. Better than ever and lower.in price. Send for May price list. Standard quality nonâ€"sexed Leghorns $§.50, Barred Rocks, New Hamps, $8.95, White Rocks, Hybrids Barred Rocks x New Hamps, New Hamps x Barred Rocks $9.95, 90 per cent. Pullets Leghorns $16.95, Barred Rocks $14.75, New Hamps, Hybrids $15.75 Cockg{{els Leghorns two cents, New ‘Hamps $5.00, Barred Rocks $7.00, White KRocks, Hybrids $7.75, Large Egg Quality, Bigger Profit Quality slightly higher. Top Notch Chickeries, Guelph, Ontario. ~ISSUE. NO: 18â€"‘40 CHEAP CHICKS ARE NOT ALâ€" ways _ profitable, buy quality chicks at no higher price and 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 Bar. red Rocks, White Leghorns, Hampâ€" shires, _ Austrolorps. Write _ for prices. Wingham Hatchery, Wingâ€" ham, Ontario. BAKERS‘ OVENS AND MACHINâ€" ery, also rebuilt equipment always on hand. Terms arranged. Corresâ€" pondence invited. Hubbard Port able Oven Co.. 103 Bathurst St.. â€" ‘Toronto. HANGER LIMB CO.. 124 WELLINGâ€" Just Released From Pawn MEN‘S SUITS LATEST STYLES und colours, Cost when new up to $75.00. A real opportunity for you to pick up your Spring suit for jJust the small charges against them which run as low as $8., $10., $12. Come in and see us when in the city. All Canadian outfit and I do mean Canadian. Hughies Trading Post, $55 Youge, Toronto, Ontario. AGENTS WANTED FOR UNIQUE, lowâ€"priced _ portable â€" duplicator. Sells itself in stores, offices, churches, schools, clubs, etc. Danâ€" dyâ€" proposition for stationer or a specialty man. Box 4, 73 Adelaide Street West, Toronto. LIGHTNING ROD AGENT WANTâ€" ed to sell Phillips Lightning Proâ€" tective System. B. Phillips Compâ€" any Limited, 32 Osborne Avenue. Toronto. BULGARIA MOST AGRARIAN In the other large agricultural countries in Europe, the percentâ€" ages are: France 36, Italy 48, Spain 56, and Rumania 78, while in the more northern countries the proâ€" portions are: Holland 21 per cent, An analysis prepared by the Inâ€" ternational Institute of Agriculture at Rome shows that the Farm Axis in Europe, as it may be called, is a line extending from Great Britain on the northwest to Bulgaria on the southâ€"east, representing the range from the highly industrial to the agâ€" ricultural areas. Along this line is found an increasing proportion of the population occupied in agriculâ€" ture, with the minimum of 6 per cent for Great Britain, then Balâ€" gium with 17 per cent, Germany 29 per cent, Hungary 53 per cent, Yugoslavia, 79 per cent, to Bulgarâ€" ia, with the maximum of §1. per cent. "BEST I EVER BOUGHT,"* sAYs Mrs. V. Dicker of her Bray chicks. Prompt shipment of Bray Barred Rock, New Hampshire, Columbian Wyandottes, â€" Brown Leghorns; also started cockerels and capons. Bray Hatchery, 130 John St. N., Hamilton. BICYCLES, MOTORCYCLES European Farm Areas Analyzed ton Street West, Toronto. Improvâ€" ed Limbs without shoulder straps. Free catalogue. BAKERY EQUIPMENT Bulgaria, Lithuania, Yugosiaâ€" via, Rumania andâ€" Poland Are Most Heavily Agricultural â€" Northern Europe Chiefly Inâ€" dustrial CHEAP CHICKS ARTIFILCIAL LIMEBS AGENTS WANTED BABY CHICKS BULBS . . CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS .. * ~sPECIALIZING in REIHUILT moâ€" ~~TORS, _ POWERUNITS, â€" Hydraulic Holsts. Winchex, Generators, Start» ¢rs, Mngpcton, Sarburctors. Radintâ€" ME PAE Aetpunbearetâ€" Weetrintricletcins ... B 1 x 13 ¢rs, Mnzneton, Sarburctors, Radintâ€" ore â€"â€" Exchange Service, Glass â€" Sltlnl’n#(hl or refund. Lery Auto Parts, Toronto. . es MAY _ SPECIAL! TRIAL ROLL Oor ~ elght reprints, 15c, with advertise. ment. London Photo Service, Box 551. London. Ontario. . . . CAR AND TRUCK PARTS renuon s 2 tm QUIT TOBACCO. SNUFF. EASILY, inexpensively. _ Home remedy. Testimonials. Guarnnteed. Advice free Rartlett‘a Rox i Winnipeg anmunmmnconanmnnienmmmmenmmmmmmemsns.ss..222222222 2 2220000 Do 00e PUREEBRED WIREHAIRED FOXâ€" terrier pups, eight weeks old from : show winning stock. Reasonable. A. N. Robinson. Stratford. Ont. > womemamenie. ons . u0 2 5_ OCTACLOTCE. Onif 100 D iess SIX ONE DOLLAR OQFFERS _ Postrald â€" 6 varieties Hardy Phlox; 6 varieties Perennials; 6 ~ Perennials for Rock Garden, 12 varieties Iris; 8 bulbs Garden Lil. jes:; 50 No. 1 Gladioli, mixed: all 6 lots $5.00, Express paid. Catalogue on request. Forward Gardens, Iroâ€" quois, Ontario. e t tm BIGGEST $1.00 GARDEN! 20 DIFâ€" ferent Perennial Plants (Delphinâ€" ium, _ Pyrethrum, Sweetrocket, etc.) Barberry, Ninebark, Japonica Shrubs: Evergreen; Weeping Wilâ€" low; 250 Seeds; Gayfeathar Bulbs. Prepaid. Two orders $1.80. Dollar Nurseries, Fonthill, Ontario. _ . _ . _ ZZ 200. _RORHCNIM, O STRAWBERRY PLANTS, PREMIER $5.00 thousand. _ Burrill, _ Glen Mary, Parson‘s Beauty $4.00 per }\housnnd. Darwin Cripps, No. 2, cton. 10 e en ce ECZEMA, RASHES, PILES, SORE Feet, completely relieved by Derâ€" misoothe, the clean, powerful household ointment. 25¢, at your local drugrist, or mailed direct. Write for free sample. Twentieth Century Remedies, 107 Hogarth Avenue. Toronto FOR SALE, BLACK â€"PERCHERON Stallion, three years old, by that well known stallion Prince Degas. This is a very outstanding horse. Clarence Vermilyea, RR. 5, Belleâ€" ville. Ontario. OUR SUCCESS IN SELLING HOTâ€" ¢ls is really phenomenal. We will be pleased to have an‘opportunity to try to seli yours. We advertise in every paper in Ontario. For our terms, write to Bert Weir & Sons, Realtors, London, Ontario. ORCHARD VALLEY YORKSHIRES â€"Present offering â€" Males. Serâ€" viceable age and younger. Sows all ages, bred or open. Saim J. Gal. laugher, Alliston, Ontario, FOUR POUNDS BURLEY AND Virginia Leaf $1.00, fifteen pounds $3.00, Four pounds Virginia Lea? Cigzarette Tobacco $1.50. Postpaid. __G. W. Jeffrey, Leamington, Ont. FURNITURE â€" BARGAINS. FREE catalogue of new and used furniâ€" ture bargains sent on request. All goods sold on moneyâ€"back guarâ€" antee. Wholesale Furniture, 466 Bathurst Street, Toronto. TWOâ€"UNIT MILKERS â€"â€" New DERPO BUG KILLER, $5c, extermâ€" inates bedbugs, moths, cockroachâ€" es, crickets, fleas, lice, ticks. "DfER;\T" Rat and Mouse Killer 50c. owl. At Eatons, Simpsons, Tamblyns, lJocâ€" al tdeleers, or Derpo Products, Torâ€" onto. APRIL ADVERTISING SPECIAL â€" dollar value for 30c and advertiseâ€" ment. Roli developed. printed or eight reprints, with craft embosâ€" sed enlargement 7 x 10. London Photo Service, Box 551, London, _ Ontario. ASSORTED â€" SIX FRUIT TREES $5.00. Six Roses $3.00. Threg hundâ€" red Strawberries _ $6.00. Fifty Raspberrics $4.00. Complete Reâ€" quirements supplied. Cash with order. Burlington Nursery Co., _ Burlingtor. Ontario. In the group or chief agricultural countries, more than threeâ€"quarters of the occupied population is engagâ€" ed in agriculture. This group inâ€" cludes Bulgaria, Lithuania, Yugoâ€" slavia, Rumania an‘ Poland. This is "agrarian Europe" par excelâ€" lence. ; fi‘X\E 15 A\.“Ns srest _ sA ML 1 ‘ Norway 29 per cent, Sweden 36 per cent, Latvia 66 and Lithuania 77. e e e e e e low as $99; guaranteed rebuilts as 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 X8â€"4, Sarnia, Ontario. FURNITURE FOR SALE NURSERY STOCK HORSES FOR SALE PHOTOGRAPHY NURSERY STOCK PUPS FOR SALE DERPO BUG KILLER HOTELS WANTED GARDEN SPECIALS HOGS FOR SALE PERSONAL MEDIC FOR SALE FILMS AL \ PPR CRUCIL *20" j6rtEe assortment of dressers in walnut finish with large mirâ€" rors and 3 deep drawers. $12.50 Large double door china cabâ€" * inets in oak and walnut finish, $8.95 Kitchen cabinets with sliding ?’or;cglain tops, in oak and enamel nish. 4 $8.95 Guaranteed 3 and 4â€"burner gas stoves with high shelves. $14.95 Breakfast suites, 6 pieces. buf. fet, drop leaf table and 4 chairs in $633 La "”“1?' terfleld chair . rEe chesterfie chairs. up. holstered in %)rowr mohair, Mar. shall spring cushions. All goods thoroughly .reâ€"conditioned and sold with a positive monef-ba.ck guarantee of satisfaction. Write ‘for OUr new ‘free ilims,__200 . Writ shawine 3. .__ 3 _ */@strated ‘catxloxwe, showing hundreds of other outrtand» ing values in new and reâ€"conditionâ€" ed furniture, * â€" . & . FURNITURE $35 Large 3 piece Chesterfield Suite, upholstered in brown mohair figâ€" ured reversible Marshall spring cushions. $24 Apartment size 3 plece repp Chesterfield Suite, Marshall cushâ€" jons, thoroughly clean. $32 Beautiful Krochler 3 picce Chesâ€" terfield Suite, upholstered in fig» ’\.:’red blue jacquard. Perfect condiâ€" on. $19 Large 3 piece Chesterfield Suite, upholstered in figured brown repp with reversible Marshall spring cushions. $25 Solid oak dining room suite, completely refinished, buffet, exâ€" tension table and 6 leather seat chairs. $39 Complete 9 piece solid ork Dinâ€" ing Suite, buffet, extension table, china cabinet and 6 leather upholâ€" stered chairs. $69 Modern 9 plece walnut finish Dining Suite, completely refinishâ€" ed. buffet, extension table, china cabinet and 6 leather upholstered chairs. $75 Beautiful solid walnut dining suite, perfect condition, large buf. fet, extension table, china cabinet and 6 leather seat chairs. ‘32. s,n'_lal‘g bedroom suite dn «ralnse o 00 CC RCndtionâ€" *‘ Riture. °~ > t 6 anme LYONS FURNITURE co. 478 Yonge St. â€" Taraces., PERMANENTLY _ CORRECTED MILKER DISTRIBUTOR â€" SALEsâ€" men â€" invest $50.00 and be your own boss; one sale per week beats working for someone else; cap. able hard workers earn $3.000 up, retail prices as low as $89, also amazing new machine by 36â€"yearâ€" old com?{any. State full experience. Box K. Room 8â€"4A. Sarnia, Ont.â€" Gonms waY OF SALVATION BROOKâ€" let for the unsaved, mailed free and postpaid. Address® Box 160, Killarney, Manitoba. "ELIJAH C O MI N G_ BEFORR Christ." Wonderful book sent free. Mexiddo Mission. H.. Rochester, New York. new VANGUARD OATS, REG. $1.2%5 BUS. ERBAN OATS, CERTIFIED NO. 1 75c per bushel. Bags free. â€" John Alexander, Route 2, Georgetown, Ontario. P 1500 BUSHELS: ERBAN VARIETY, 2nd prize Provincial Seed Exhibiâ€" tion, Chatham; 2nd prize, Lambton County Seed Show, Alvinston. Grade 1. All seed prepared with Government approved cleaner and Carter Disc Grader, $5c. Robert MacDonald, Brigden, Ontario. QUILTING PATCHES 5 LBS. $1.10, postpaid. Washfast cotton print and broadcloth, 3 x 6 up. Textile Jobbers, 20 Maud Street, Toronto. HIGH CLASS RECONDITIONED COUNTRY STORE AND DWELLING in Welland County, Ontario. Imâ€" mediate possession. J. Page, Crysâ€" _tal Beach, Ontario. The gross revenues for the allâ€" inclusive Canadian National Railâ€" ways for the week ending April 14, 1940, were ............$4,097,320 as compared with ........ $,515,534 for the corresponding Canadian National Railways Revenues guaranteed if instructions followâ€" ed. New scientific method. Twentti' years‘ experience. References. Vanguard Oats, No. 1 $1.00 bus., Erban Oats reg. $1.15 bus. Erban Oats No. 1 90c bus., Alaska Oats, No. 1 85¢ bus., Gopher Oats No. 1 G.S., 85¢ bus., Victory Oats, No. 1 85¢ bus., Victory Oats, reg. $1.00 bus., O.A.C.. No. 21 Barley, Reg. $1.25 bus., O.A.C. No. 1 Barley $1.00 bus., Nobarb No. 1 Barley $1. bus., Barley Velvet No. 1 $1.00 bus. All F.O.B., Toronto, Bags Free. Ask for catalogue. Kelley‘s Seeds, 772 Dovercourt Road. Toronto. . Hogue, 220 McDermot, Winniâ€" SALESMEN WANTED PROPERTY FOR SALE * of of QUILT PATCHES SEED FOR SALE STAMMERING RELIGIOUS RELIGIOUS LYONS‘ P en mncremgorice. . AObRpabe or 16.5%. _ _Dr. Banin cond Ing of wild flow o decorative purpos remain in secure ; priceless heritac, *‘we must become tionists." Thore w some flowers had the brink of extin Hisregard of the » ing then;."~ The men‘s club of the J Parish Church of Scitus Mass., have discovered a n formula for increasing chur mt ten dance, Announceme ‘that members, personal would serve breakfast befo »Hservices increased attendan 125 per cent and brought mew members into church, Uargest single unit since it w« *founded. The menu: 1G doze scrambled eggs, bacon, cor amuffins, doughnuts and coffe« beside a trilliam, its. form, Its colo try to hear the my ten to the birds. see the appreciat shrubs and trees. | Scottish, and hay, Celtic magic in y, begin to wonder if true that the : There are fairins woods for those who of Celtic magic in : Banin, of St. Patric; tawa, last week to the Montraa! garder "JTust go into the Church Breakia: There Are Fai In Canada‘s W CONDEMXs 1 PICK Mickey Rooney and i; Yule, give out with son e C mony on the set of MCM Relax knees, Lift high spot 0: one has a higsh spo if you try to put y. you can‘t misso. *"*That‘s bad," Mis *‘the body shovld around a straight }i pass from the our, shoulder, hip, knee a â€"jOor a point slightly RULES FOR JrPj Miss Dufley sugres ing rules to improve : Expand ribs. Put ear over shoul back your head, Push shoulders dow Still Make The Felt For Those Germ of Ceit "A slinking man m million," Miss 1 women iry to in from the waist do «lothes colt is ask A STRAIG In her work Miss about 2,000 femal she has found tha;: man stancs like : models do â€" hips chest concave. y Meets Debut Ninety out of j and walk incorrect models are to bla Ruth Constance 1» Iversity‘s directo; vities for women. FATHER AN TEAM Have’P' Only One v Knows How Walk Correc Good Postur 1Ctior 1 M