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• * * * v* Classified Advertising: V ;V:<<o>>>>>x<<*>>io>>>io>>>>>>x*>z<<^i<<o>>>>>>>i*>>>>>>>>>i AGENTS WANTED A GENTSâ€" TO SELL MENS NECK- â- '^ ties. 100 per cent, profit. Write for free samples and citalogue. Mur- gatroyd Agencies, Yonge St. Arcade, Toronto. I OC.^L K E P R E S E N T A T I V E S *-' wanted, for Bubscription worlt. Re- newal list supplied. Good commission. Write Canadian Magazine, 347 Ade- laide St. West, Toronto. SEND FOR FREK KIT COBIE'S, manufacturers for their own 24 city stores across Can- ada, want agents to become exclus- ive factory representatives. Men and women, earn bij money! Sell Sohie's guaranteed Lingerie and fine Hos- iery. Get into this profitable busin- ess now. Write today for fiee outfit. Sobie's Silk Shops, Department S.T. Far.nham, Que. tfCA 00 WEEKLY SELLING FELT ipo\J.\I\J (^ygg pqj. ,y„ parUculars write M. Shedel. Box 4".'?, Mimico, Ont. ANALYTICAL CHEMIST /^HAKLES ALLDER. ANALYTICAL Chemist, established 1926. Analy- sis of poultry and stock feeds. E3ox 117 Ingersoll, Ontario. ARTIFICIAL .M.VBS , UANGER STANDARD LIMB CO.. *^ 12G Wellington Street West, To ^ ronto Improved light metal and wil- , low artificial limbs without shoulder straps. â- . BARN ROOFING â€" FENCE POSTS â- ' QUR DIRECT FACTORY PRICES save you money on Supertite gal- vanized roofing. Suporior stiel Fence â-  Post.s and steel granary lining. Super- > lor Products Limited. Sarnia. Ont. ' BUILDING WRECKERS 'lenined buildings to wrpck. Green- wood House Wrerkcrp. 4I'> Orconwood â- ^ Ave., Toronto buTbs ^ar(.issi â€" princkps ma.ximus. . Early Yellow TrunipptDaffodil. ^ Pheasants Eye (Poet's N;ircissusi, fragrant, white, late. Evanjeline. frag- rant, white, fluted yellow chalice cup. I mid-season. All field run bulbs, as dug. f $1 per 1.000. Canadian Pacific Bulb • Gardens. Duncan. Vancouver Island. * '. business brokers ^ATTENTION! ANY liCSINESS. anywhere, sold (]uiLkIy. confiden- 'tially for cash. Consolidated Business -. Rrokers, 2t Rloor Wost. Toronto. . CARPETS RE-WOVEN^NTO RUGS '• QLD CARPETS WOVEN INTO RE- ' versible Rugs. Write for [irice list. . Baker Cleaning Co.. Toronto 4. FUR FARMING CORONATION COVERS piaST DAY ISSUE CORONATION Covers â€" Newfoundland .'!0s each. L. Hodiler. navdeViMcle. .Newfound- land. DAISE MINK FOR PROFIT â€" GET started right with Moss "Quetico" si.ain mink â€" guaranteed stock. Write for full Information, Moss Fur Farms, Limited (mink breeding specialists), Sapawe, Ontario. ^INK with a proven pelt record, the same strain which averaged $36.50 in 103G and $41.50 in 1037. and that after the best have been sold for breeders. O. Lee, Faust, .Alberta. FLRMTURE LYONS' USED FURNITURE BARGAINS Great savings in our Furniture Trade-in Department. Our low prices have made this department the larg- est and most popular in Toronto. Just a few of the hundreds of specials are listed here. If you don't see what you want advertised come in or write, Lyons are sure to have it and at the lowest price in town. Every piece of furniture is sanitarily treated and completely refinished to look like new-. ^CQ fyo Beautiful American walnut * bedroom suite, large chiff- robe, full length triple mirror vanity and full size 4-poster bed with sagless spring. Completely refinished. Cost new over $200.00. *21 150 ^^2'""' finish dresser, in * perfect condition, with full size steel bed to match, sagless spring and brand new all-felt mattress. djiq Cn Solid oak dining-room "•^ suites, large buffet. e.xten- sion tables and 6 leather upholstered chairs, in peifect condition. Your choice of golden or fumed oak. d'OQ QA Beautiful solid walnut din- * ing-room suite, large buf- fet, twin pedestal extension table, china cabinet and 6 chairs upholstered in genuine leather. A really fine suite and looks brand new; completely re- finished. Cost originally about $.300.00. flj^y QA Eight-piece. 2-tone walnut "•^finish dining-room suite â€" Quo n .Vnii design; large buffet, ex- tension table and fi chairs upholstered in genuine leather. Cnrnplt'tcly refln- ishoi!. ^4Q no LuxuUous S-pii'Ce'chc.ster- v'T^.vry field suite (unclaimedl â€" riiis suite has been rebuilt and recov- ered in a very attractive brand new- brown repp: has Marshall reversible spring cushions and is a real bargain at this price. Originally cost $175.00, is exactly i;ke new. ajOQ CA Full length chesterlield * and two roomy chairs to match, upholstered in a novelty repp with reversible .Marshall cushions and show-wood walnut frame: completely re-conditioned and dry cleaned. Large Chesterfield wi:h two big chairs, covered iu a French Jacquard Taupe shade; completely rebuilt and thoroughly dry cleaned. Large assortment of Kitchen Cab- inets. Sewing .Machines. Gas Stoves. Library Tables. Beds, Spring Mat- tresses. Odd Dressers, Chiffoniers. Studio Couches, etc.. at amazingly low prices. TRADE-IN DEPT. $35.00 EDUCATIONAL CTENOGRAPHY BY MAILâ€" WRITE for free sample lesson. Miss Mac- donald. 3472 West Broadway. Mont- real. Quebec. ELECTRIC WELDER The Trindl Electric Welder 1I70NDERFUL NEW INVENTION Operates from C-volt battery. Weldsâ€" Solders â€" Brazes. $4.50 de- livered. R. H. Anderson. Lindsay, Ont. FILMS AND PRINTS TMAS C^UDS FROM YOUR LYONS' BEDDING AND UPHOLSTERING CO. Save 40%. Buy Direct from Factory 478 YONGE ST TORONTO GAMES pHUISTM favouri 3 for 25c. Complete with envelopes. Sample. 10c. Bri.ehtling, 2!) Richmond St. E.. Toronto CPARKLINS, HIGLOSS, DECKLE ' i(Uo(l piints. three extra with eacli roll finished 2dc. Twelve reprints 25c Delhanty's. Webhwood, Ont. DOLLS DEVELOPED AND EIGHT â- ^ prints with free enlargement, 25c ^ Reprints 3c each. Commercial Photo Service. Dept. R.. Outreinont, Que. 7ER0 PRICES, EXPERT WORK. t Roll with free enlargement 25c. Trevanna Studios, 93 Nia.sara Street. pOR FALL AND WINTER PARTIES Ten entirely new and original brain-teaser games, in attractive book- let form, assorted to suit all tastes and occasions. 35 cents, postpaid any- where. Canadian-American Novelties. 122 Wellington Street West. Toronto. GREAT SALE USED PIANOS QUIGINALLY COSTING WHEN new up to $S0O.. good makes, beau- tiful walnut, mahogany and golden oak cabinets. In real good condition, tuned. Including piano benches: bargain prices, $39.50, $49,50, $59.50. Ideal for homes, schools, churches. Write for our bargain price list. Sovereign's Sales, 241SB Dufferin St.. Toronto. HELP WANTED 1^. Catharines. ""DOLLS Ont. DEVELOPED; PRINTED, one free etilargenient 250. Re- j)rints 10 for 25c. Photo-Craft, ISS^i Hving St, E„ Toronto, 'oCp - ROLL DEVELOPED AND "*'*" one deckle edge piiiit of each. Reprints 3c, 10 for 25e. One Free en- 4argement with eacli order 25c or more Snnp-y Photo Sc.'vii'o. Box 7J, %taiion K. Toronto. I FEMALE HELP INSTrUctIoN •ANDREWS' ACADEMY OF HAIR- "j dressing. Visitors welcome. Write ,|br prospectus. 961 Bloor west, To- ronto FUK FARMING yOLNG MEN AND WOMENâ€" Posi- tions more easily secured if you (rain for Telegrapher or Stenographer. Become stenographer in ten weeks- notes written in English. TypewrUer supplied. Self-teaching machine loan- ed with telegraphy. Inexpensive. What coirse interests yon? \\'i ite Cisan System s. Toronto. ^^ LILY BULBS p-LANT LILIES NOW ^ ADD TO brightness of youi garden with l.llios from honie-growu bi.lbs of re- liable varieties. Alio other pereiiutal flowersâ€" and fiuit trees for northern gardens all of the hardiest strains Scud for .-Vutiinin Catalogue with In- structUuii lor Lilies, etc. Arrival of all plints Ir. good condition guaran- teed. The .Manitoba Hardy Plant Nursery. F. L Skiiino' Prop. Drop- more, Manitoba MACHINERY DEBUILT FARM MACHINERY AND trucks composed of: Grain chop- pers 8" to 15"; Gas engines H4 to 14 h.p.; Tractors 8 x 16 to 25 x 40 h.p.; Power units 26 h.p. up; Ensilage cut- ters; 21 Trucks from Vi-ton up. We pay spot cash for old tractors. Write or see us. Hanna's International Sales & Service, MacDonnell St., Guelph, Ontario. MEDICAL QTOP SUFFERING. HAVE YOU '-' itching, burning, scalding, wet or dry skin trouble. If so, use the guar- anteed Inch Eczema Remedy. Write Inch Drug Company, U30 Weston Rd., Toronto. Sold from coast to coast â€" One Dollar prepaid. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS I EARN TO PLAY A SAXuPilONE Trumpet, Tromhone. Become a Musician. Send for Form for six days' Free Trial. Ten months' terms â€" no in teresl. Literature free. Greene Music Company. 57 Queen St.. East. Toronto. STAMPS WANTED, CANADIAN STAMPS IN quantity. Best prices for accumu- lations and collections. Queen Stamp Co., Toronto. MISCELLANEOUS I EAF BURLEY, FOUR POUNDS $1.00, fourteen pounds $3.00. Five pounds Virginia Leaf Cigarette Tobac- co $2.00. Postpaid with flavoring. Nat- ural Leaf Tobacco Co.. Leairington. Ont. ig JEWEL WATCHES ONLY $5.95. Send us picture of any man's lady's wrist watch, soid anywhere up to $15.00. We will closely duplicate it for $5.95 with written guarantee. Wilson's Watch Company. 3." St. Catherine West, Montreal. Sensational New Discovery DECHARGES RADIO B's. FLASH- lights, dry cells, guaranteed like new. Stamped envelope brings full particulars. A. E. Lueck. Box 132, Lockwood. Sask. 117E GUARANTEE YOUR FIT WITH best quality, latest style suit or winter overcoat (slightly usedt. regu- lar to $60.00 for $6 to $12. Fall coats, regular to ?.1.').00 for ."4 to $S. Suit coats. $2. $2.50. $.•?. .Vow trousers, in tweeds, serges and w-orsteds. $1.25, $1.75. $2.23. $2.95. Postpaid. State measurements, colours, style, aie. Sat- isfaction guaranteed or mon^y rr-fund- ed. Send money orde:- â€" Piiski:! A Co.. Teterboro. Dn'. POST OFFICE BOXES pO^T OFFICE BO.K!-:.^ IN GOOD condition. For particulars apply F. D. Ghent. Postm.aster. Burlington. Ontario RADIO pAlIMClTY RADIOS .57.95 COM- plete. Save half. Aeeiits free offer. .\niazlng prices windchargers. power plants, accessories. .Mnrco 124.1X Mc- Gee. Kansas l^ity. .Me REMNANTS pREE:â€" 70 QUILTING PATTERNS! Giant washfast remnants: "Makes five quilts" Cottons! Prints: 51.00 'Collect". Sample bundle, 25c. Re- fund guarantee! Maritime Textiles. S049 Desaspe, Montreal. TIRES jy/jENZlES USED TIRES $2.95 UP for Ford, Chevrolet, Plymouth Dodge. Butck. Oldsmobile, Packard. Cadillac and all other cars and trucks. Every tire guaranteed I9ii King West. Toronto TRAPPING I CAUGHT 16 FO.XKS IN 3 DAYS "1 can do it. Particulars free. ^ Ma Ilev. Stansteni}. Quo. WINTER PLANTS PERENNIAL PHLOX. BLEEDll^G ' Hearts, etc., 10c plant: tulips 4c: Postpaid winter flowering House Plants, etc. Write for list. Joseph Aiken. Shannon. Que. WATCH REPAIRS 30 YEARS' EXPERIENCE $1 QQ replaces n^ainspring. jewel. cleaning, hands, crystals, dial repaired. Providing no parts missing. 2-years guarantee. Re- turn postage paid. Formerly w'th Hamilton Watch Factory. .-Xnierican Swiss Watch Spec'al'st" Reg'd, Dept. W.. l.-li:? Breheuf. Montreal. Clothes Shoi^Id Suit Personality There are no Rules in F^.shion Work], but V.'orrer Shi^- ',1 Dress to Suit Figure ans? Typ« tlNE DARK EASTERN MINK f^ from (oundation stock and high kit production; correspondence invit- ed. Maple Leaf Mink Ranch, Blen- lielm, Ont. JLilNER MINKERY, KINOSVILLB Ont., otters for sale Quebec, Lal>- rador, Yukon mink ot select tmedlnc â- tock. Place your order eartr. MACHINERY QET OtK iNEVv PMCES ON THE Goold, Shapley & Muir gas. gaso- line, and fuel oil engines and grinders. Also repairs for Brantford engines, pumps, windmills J. A. Fellows & Co. Brantford, Ont. pANNlNG MILL (KLINE) SEED Grader, guaranteed Increase crop Write, Kline Mfr.. 121 Empress Ores., Toronto. iMue No. 40â€" '37 d-^ Monsieur Liicien Lelon;::. whose P;;ris dress creations are copied the v.orld over and who prefers to be cal- led just plain "Mister" liUintly told in- t M'vlewers today there are no rules for fashion. And then the desi.Tuer ohiborated: "What is right for one may not he ri.^'l'.t for another. Clothes shorld be chosen to enhance the beauty of the individual. Women should dress to stiit their figure and tM)e." EVERY WOMAN, PERFECTION There is no Venus, or ideally propor- tioned figure as far as fashions are concerned, he said, but with a charac- teristic note of chivalry added, ''Every woman Is perfection at one time in her life" â€" some at 16, some at 30, others at 50." Mention ot a short-skirted dinner dress, "which is being talked about consistently," made his eyes sparkle. "I see no reason why women should go trailing around In long skirts for restaurant dinging and other Informal aff&lrs," he said. "Let them save these tor formal occaslona." Canada is Becoming License - Conscious Distinct Increase Seen in Number of Radio Licenses Taken Out Canada Is either becoming radio- minded or developing a license con- science. Judging by the increase in ra- dio permits which have been taken out. By the end of the year it is ex- pected there will be 1,125,000 licensed sets in the country, coinpared with 1,- 038,000 last year. Quebec is showing the greatest prompitude in taking out licenses with 90 per cent ot last year's total already paid. Ontario has paid up SO per cent. October will be the time of reckon- ing. The department will then start to clean up all arrears for licenses, bring- ing before the courts those who are in default. Generally, but on increased lines, the ratio of licenses by provinces is being maintained. Last year Ontario topped the list with 424.000; Quebec being second with 240.000 and British Columbia third with 91.000. The revenue from radio licenses is $2 per set and thus the total will run aroi:nd $2,250,000. Indians To Type In Own Language The Cree Indians of Alberta will soon be able to learn typewriting. Through the co-operaticn of the Ob- late Fathers and several Edmonton- ians, an eastern typewriter concern recently built a machine with 88 char- acters . The Cree language was put into characters by Father La-ombc and James Evans of F^dmonton many years ago and through effort.s of Father Lan^ois and .Athol Beattie, Edmonton manager of the typ"writer company, standard 42.un!t key- board was fitted to n:;et le^iuire- raents of the language. The machines are to be used by the Oblate F^^t'iers In N'ortherii .\\- berta missica ficMs and on .^l.terta reserves. The Ijngua.TC is ad:i|;t- able to both nort!:ern Cree ar.d Chip- ewyan Indians. Movie Actress Sfioots Rival With Blanks LILLE, France. â€" Gerniaine Fevw rier, 23-year-oI(i movie ^tra, dreW herself up histrionically this weetf and pointed a pistol at Joanne Ca- lime, 27, her love rival. "Miserable woman I" she shrieke«L "Prepare to die!" Then she fired point blankâ€" bangi bang! bing! Juanne crumbled to the ground and spectators ru.'rhed forwaril. They steppe i l;ack, ama;:ed. whea Jeanne got up ar.d bi".:shej herseB off. It then becar.:e known thai a Lilla gunsmith h;;d ',ocori.:e suspicious when Genr.air.e a.,ked iv,r "a loaded gun" â€"and had fillsd the pistol v.ith blanks. Tiu' ni !io(> ti:,i': Cern-..->' away. Dreamer â- How old ii your fa- Teacher ther?" Tommy â€" "Thirty-eight, sir." Teacher â€" ''Well. I must set homework more suited to his age." ?ou A very small boy was waiting to cross a busy road. A kindly stranger spoke to him. ''You must be very careful with all this traffic about." he said, '•Oh. I'm all right." replied the child cheerily, "I always wait for the emp- ty space to come by." The tailor was sellin.j his best friend a new suit. Fie was raving all about the garmonr. 'Tm telling you. Harry." he said. '"that even your best friend won't re- cognize you in that suit. J-.:st take a walk outside for a r-'.inute and :et th- feel ot the garment." Harry went out and returned a ;iio- ment later. The proprietor rushed up to him with a happy smile. ""Good morninng. stranger." he beamed. 'What can I ilo for vou?" â- 'Have you told Mr. Smith that he Is the father of triplets.'' ""Not yet. doctor, he's sliaving." First Firemen â€" 'There we teen firemen at ray wedding." Second Firemen â€" •'Y'es. but no cape."' six- A woman went into a bank to cash a cheque. The cashier asked her to endorse it. but she did not know what he meant. ""That's all right." said the cashier. "'Just sign your name exactly as you would on your letters and I'll give you the money." So she carefully wrote on the back of the cheque, "Your loving Mary." A young actor applied for worK to the casting director ot the Big Noise Film Company. "Nothing doing at present. " said the big man. 'See me In two months' time." ""If you really want me you'd better sign me on now,'' replied the actor, ''thee are lots of other companies af- ter me." "Oh?" queried the director doubtful- ly. "And what companies are they?" '"The gas company, the water com- pany and the electric light company." She â€" "'Don't you think that love is abs'.:rd?' He â€" "Yes. Just two silly." Tourist â€" '"Don't you ever get lone- some up here?" Mountaineer â€" "Oh. yes, but I have a couple of good jokes to tell myself." Shares Many Millions The International Harvester Com- pany of Chicai;o, has announced its H.3,000 employees in the United States and Canacia would rjceive S4.- 400,000 e.xtra compensation at the end of the i'lSL-al year ending Oct. 31. Sydney G. McAllister, president of the company, said the ilirectors in declaring a final 1937 dividend of $1.50 a share on common stock last week voted also to appro- priate $2,500,000 to the company's pension fund out of 1037 earnings. Last year $2,300,000 e.xtra nay was distributee ployees. to the '.orjpany's era- IN UP-TO-DATE STABLES â€"Ohl Reliable Minard's WTien hor8« com* in to stable with wir«- eats i>r saddU boils, or cows have caked adder, the thing to do is get the Minard'e bottle at once, as Ur. Dowd ot Ulenborok Uaaitoba, knows, Ue writes : "I like Tour Minard's LinimeDt. Like to ban it Id the housi. I hare (otind joar Miaard's Liniment eepeeiallr good tot b«rbed wire cuta on hunat."' A family doctor prep.ircj Minard's Liniment e»«r to years ago. Stilt invaluable in •*«rT itaUa and tnuj booi^ U He trod the path that hundreds of his kind And humble calling trod. And yet a sense Of worthiness surrounded him a.s fence Of blooms may hide a lovely soul an i mind. His fac-' held radiance, which the wholly blind Could feel and see, as he drew ,iear a door. Ycung head and shoulders lined. which before Had slumped benoath a we;.- daiiy grind. Blue jeans may house a heart rarest joys. Small matter if Life's orime :>n- has stained. For men who practise living h,-.e,ar wise. Swinging a shining pr.il midst ei and noise Becomes a game . . . and b: vision g'.inod. For m.en v.-ho wrt.:: wi-h dreami Had to ;':/-,i3_ 30 0C0 Miles Edir.o;iton Meter Reader Dogs Get to Know Him Saya â- .t of of soot eian'r every Areh" Air-conditicning Aids CroivtS c>f MushrocTs John Woodruf ;;;: E.:.:: nton met- er reader, estim;!;-s he has walked almost .lO.OOO miles during his duties in the past ten years. '•People have the funniest prices for hiding their g.as meters."" said Wood- ruffe whea he remarked it .vasn't so much walking 10 to 1.5 miles day. He checks and notes in a book about 150 meters every day. H-> tin's meters tucked away in !:.•:.?.â-  m.^-.t corners. In dining rooms and in aI:Tic=r room possible. U'oodruffe has encounters! every type of housewii";; frcin puznaeious to sweet. He has explored nea:ly every home in the city. And he knows a lot of dogs. too. Terror of every door-to- door worker, dogs get to know th« regular meter reader with his uniform and don't snarl or bark. Woodruffs noted. A s:oui pa;:- of shoe Si-ios is worn thr'U-'h in si.x iveeks en the brat but in his wa'.kins ci-.ir around the glob« in a!t:ial n-.il,-a:e. Woodruff--" has :'v:n.! hei!:!; a:: â-  .1 z.- '. M. ;â- .: .nvs. â- vn in ai.-c.)ndi:i n- ir;!'.- erwo mii;:cl:.-'-i â-  â-  '. er': and piwr'.s h'-use.^ near Vv'e<t e 'noen fitted w-ith â- ' 1 the temperature i-'V that mea:;s tii !d f.o-v. ously -lie Mush.-: e ed hou.--. â- â-  ..â- â€¢!! sh>. dinne: :a''Ie in ? .'.. East. Thirt-.- â- ; . â-  ;:ig Chcstc â- . ^'n.. '-..•'.v anpara. < to cc-.Ti n::<l i-.umidity ani increase the mushroom vie two crops to three. Previously •! houses were ^hut do-.vn during •I-.- summer months becau.se hot weat.her prod-L;ced inferior mushrooms. Control of temperature and hu. mitiity marks another chapter in the art of m.ushroom growing, one of the world's m.ost specialized crafts. P:'r- isian m.ushroom growers long U'jo found a partial solution to the nroii- lem of variable temperature and hu- midity by placing their growing hv,\< in galleries and cellars from t>0 te 160 feet below the surface of tin- ground. Papal Official's Suite In Vatican Robbed The Para! Ma, op Me!!a di Snn- wee'K that bur. ;r artment. next ri whi:e the Ar-h'.e; holiday':. The .Ma.'or-.ie:v. piie.i a list of the estimated the va'-. loot. Xor w:-.s it known when the apartment was entered. Vatican po- lice were werk-rg wi-h Italian au- tho> ities on the case. The Arch''i;>hoi) is that mo:-.-.')er of the Papal sta"? plicatie.ns ,%f •] who eon-e each Father. â- -'!•' me. A-ehbish- '.::'.. reported this '::'. i rir'.ed his ap- Pepe Tiif' suite, â- p wn.s awny on has not y t eom- Mn^s m.issing nor of the burglars' â- vl-.o approves the ap- lousands of pilgrims •.ear to see the Holy Suicide Used Clock To Start Gas Going Carl Bell Yeargiu, 44-year-old South Carolina machinist with an In- genious mind, executed himself with lethal gas in what was believed to be the first "trailer suicide" on rec.ini. The key of an alarm clock unv.ind- ing as the bell sounded lowered po- tassium cyanide tablets into a solu- tion of sulphuric acid producing dead- ly fumes which overpowered hi!;i as he Jay stretched out on the lloor of his trailer. On the door a warning sign was posted: "'Danger! Poison. Only the law shall enter here." The hour indicator on the aia.m clock had been set at 12 o'clock, indi- cating he had been dead nearly 12 hours when police broke into the trailer early in the afternoon and found him, his face turned a pasty white. Oflic-?rs were forced to leave the door open several minutes so the gas would escape. Yeargiti was embittered towa:d life in general, notes showed. Some Lottery Numbers Considered Unlucky Sellers of French State Lottery tic- kers have recently made some curio'Js I'iscoveries about likes and di.siikes in figures. Even when, as is sometimes the case, there is a run on tickets just before a draw, there are many which remain unsold, and they consist of tickets numbered ."i,.5.55."').i.t,. ] sS8 - SS.'J. 0,113.333. and so on. For some strange reason these re- peated numbers are reckoned to have far less chance than tickets with a good mixed number. Despite the assur:inces of mathe- maticians that 1.1 U. Ill is every bit as likely to turn up as 7.41S.;i62, that l.Ill.lll remairs unsaleable and numbers like 0,123.4.50 are eold- shouldered. too. because they are con- secutive. .\ lucky number, in the Frenchman's opinion, is a thoroughly â- well-mixed number. Lily â€" 'Do you remember. Willie, how you used to catch me in your arms every night?" Willie â€" -Ves. dear, and now | catch you in my pockets every moroi ing." GEI^ERAL "SUPERBILT" General "Superbih" "A" & "B" Batteries The best and most economical battery equipment for your radio. THEY LAST LONGER IVriteforPamphlc: on "bl'PERtilLl " -A" Battery General Dry Batteries of Canada Ltd.