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----Onlario---------- Er ' . » AGENTS WANTED : LIGHTNING ROD DEALERS We now have a complete stock of all - Lightning Rod Materials on hand and can supply tmmediate delivery. Why not write and enquire about a dealership for your territory? Our equipment is the best on the market and our prices most reason« able. The B. Phillips Co. Ltd., 200 Main Bt, Toronto. : ATTENTION TRAPPERS MUSKRAT, Mink and Beaver frappers. Triple your catches with>a submarine trap. Ten muskrats to & catch. Blmple to operate, welghs three pounds. No losses trom biting or pulling their feet off. $4.00 each, - Write for catalogue. Submarine Baap Company, Fort Saskatchewan, Al- rte, E : ay BB 'HUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES THE VILLAGE of Gardenton, Manitoba, would appreciate vegetable canning face tory. For particulars, apply Secretary, fargenon, Board of Trade, Gardenton, an, --- . -- OPERATE PROFITABLE home business, Splendid opportunity. Write to Husack Agencles, 602 Aléxander Ave., Winnipeg, Man, --7 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING | BABY CHICKS SEND for our special prices on two and three week old started cockerels non- sexed, chicks of pullets, We have many pure bréeds and cross breeds to choose, from. Top Notch Chickerles, Guelph, Ont. HATCHERY Approved Baby Chicks from blood-tested Government inspected Breeders. Batinfaction guaranteed. Pure Breeds, Barred Rock, White 'Leghorns & Rhod elsland Reds, H! Bred Red x Rock, Red x Light Sussex & Leghorn x Barred Rock, Mixed 12¢, heavy pullets 22¢, 'Leg- horn pullets 24e, Cockérels 4c, AN high production strains, Available now, day old and started. Enclose ad 'dnd 1c per chick deposit, balance C.0.D, Blenheim Hatch ery & Poultry Breeding Farm, Blenheim, Ont, DYEING AND CLEANING - HAVE YOU anything needs dyeing oF cleaning? Write to us for information. We are glad answer your, questions, De- partment H. Parker's Dye Works Limited, 791 Yonge Street, Toronto, Ontario. ECTRICAL EQUIPMENT Engloes, NEW, Johnson Gasoline $47.10. Electric Lighting Plants, $82.50. Immediate Shipment, Currey Bulmer, Eg- _ linton & Bathurst, Toronto, mh BABY CHICKS B d FARMS FOR-SALE APPROVED 'Barred Rock cockerels, March. $5.00 per hundred. MacKilllican Poultry "Farm. Moose Creek, Ont. DAY OLD Cockerels bargains for this week and next. Barred Rocks, Light Bussex x New Hampshire x Barred Rock, Light Sussex x Barred Rock, Light Sussex Xx New: Hampshire, Black Australorp, New Hampshire $4.95, Assorted Heavies $4.75 White Leghorns $1.00 per hundred. Two weeks old add $11.00 per hundred. Large Egg Quality add $1.00, Specially Selected add $2.00 per hundred. Shipped C.0.D. anywhere, This advertisement must ac- company your order to secure these special prices, Top Notch Chickerles, Guelph, Ont. MARL LA SARA da tlh 2 BEST CHICKS IN 25 YEARS Yes, that is what all Rainbow Chick buyers are saying when they buy Rainbow Chicks. All breeders are 100 per cent free from - pullorum. Order your chicks now direct from this ad and not be disappoint- ed. Tom Barron Leghorns, $12.00 per 100. Pullets - $24.00 Barred Rock Mixed $12.00 per 100. Pullets $21.00. White Rock Mixed $15.00 per 100. Pullets $25.00. Brown Leg- horn Mixed $14.00 per 100. Pullets $25.00, Leghorn-Rock Mixed $12.00 per 100, Pul- lets $25,00. Red-Rock Hybrid $12.00 per 100. Pullets $21.00. Special prices on cock- erels, Guarantee 100 per cent live delivery to your station. $1.00 down, balance C.0.P. Rainbow Hatchery, Chatham; On--- tario BREEDER HATCHERY OF 5000 - breeders. It Is not too early to book your chicka for 1947 to be assured of getting Lakeview super bred chicks when you want them. Buy your chicks from a re- liable well established Breeder Hatchery backed by 6000 hens, pure !breds and all popular hybrids, Start yout chicks early, Chicks started "then show biggest' profits, 8end for Price List, large {llustrated cata- logue and Poultry Guide which tells you. how to raise better pullets. Also ask for and 'overhatch' hatch-day Specials, and New Pot Type Queen Oil Brooder Stoves. SPECIAL PRICES Heavy Cockerels, Day cold or started, also day old or started pullets and mixed. Prompt delivery. Lake- view Poultry Farm V' YOUR POULTRY yard* should yield a big profit this year. Starts right by ordering Top Notch Chicks now fpr delivery on the _ date you wish," Early or TT DIOTETts you against delayed deliveries and price fluctu- ations. Whether prices drop or rise before delivery we guaranteé you the lowest price on early orders. Top Notch chicks are al- ways top notch quality; Sexed or straight run, all popular breeds and cross-breds. All approved from Pullorum- tested stock . .', egg producers and meat birds. Our long experience and pre-ghip- ment selection assures you of husky. pro- fitable birds and 100¢% live delivery. Write today for the informative Top Notch catalogue, Also two and three week old chicks for Immediate, delivery. Top Notch Chickerles, . Gue}ph,- Ontario. STARTED PULLETS. 2 -4 WEEKS March delivery. Cash is on the early egg markets. Also started cockerels and mixed chicks. Send for Weekly Speclal List. Lakeview Poultry Farm, Exeter, Ontario. : BABY CHICKS, Government banded and blood tested, Barron strains, 8. C. White Leghorn and B. P. Rocks. Acton Poultry Farm, Box 378, 'Acton, Ont. WE HAVE chicks, immediate dellvery. And it's March chicks you need for the better . markets. Started and dayolds. Cockerels, pullets, unsexed. Bray Hatch- ery, 130 John N, Hamilton, Ont. EXPERIENCED poultry raisers know - » that, year in and year out, they can al- ways depend on Tweddle chicks for big profits and high production. Now Is the time to order your Tweddle chicks for the 1947 season. An order now assures you of having the kind of birds you want on the date you want them. An early order pro- tects you against price fluctuations tool Whether prices rise or fall before delivery, you pay the low price. Most Important you get only top quality. All are from Pullor- um tested Government Approved stock of proven production record. We guarantee -----1000%- live delivery, -We. have .the follow-. _ ing cross breeds to choose from: Black Minorca x White Leghorns. White Leg- horn X Barred Rock, Barred Rock x White Leghorn, White Rock x White Leghorn, .New Hampshire x White Leghorn, Light Bussex x White Leghorn, Austra Whites, New" Hampshire x Barred Rock, Barred Rock x New Hampshire, New Hampshire x Light Sussex, Light Sussex x New Hampshires, Light Susséx x Barred Rocks. Also 12 pure breeds. Send for free cata- logue. Also two and three week old started chicks for Immediate delivery. Tweddle © Chick Hatcheries Limited, Fergus, Ont. 100 CHICKS FREE ~ With every order of 100 pullet chicks we give 100 free chicks (our choice). Barred Rock Pullets $21.95, White Rock Pullets '$25.95, White Leghorn ,Pullets $24.95, Brown Leghorn Pullets $25.95; Red-Rock "Hybrids, $21.95. Leghorn-Rock Hybrids, $25.95. All chicks sold are from blood- tested 'stock, backed by high pedigreed stock. $1.00 books your order. Balance C.0.D. Guaranteed Delivery. Kent Hatch. ery, Chathity," Ontario, A ~~~ -- RELIABLE CHICKS It will pay you to order the beat and we, 'have them. Barred Rocks bred to lay. Y.eghorn ROP aired. White Giants mixed. New Hamps. Teg. x BR: Miller's Chick Hatchery, Ferkus, Ont. 3 & 4 WEEK OLD CAPONS It pays' to raise' capons. The price of capous is approximately 5c 1b. higher than the jce of cockerels, Prices of heavy breed 3 week old to March 21st, 26c; to May 16th 27c.; after May 16, 30c. Prompt delivery, Order from this ad, or send for full pariteulars. Lakeview Poultry Farm, Wein Bros., Exeter, Ontario. GOOD CHICKS PAY BEST Read what Mr, Broadhurst of Jollette, Que., says about our chicks: April 30, 1046--""The 208 chicks Tteceived in splen- Aldi condition, not ane dead and only, one died since. They are the most vigorous ~ bunch of chicks I ever recelved. I have « been handling chicks for over 40 years." Order now and get the best. Hero are our prices; Barred Rock Mixed, $12.00; Pullets, $21.00; White Leghorn, Mixed, $12.00; Pullets, $24.00; White Rock Mixed, $16.00, Pullets, $25.00; Brown Leghorn Mixed, $14.00; Pullets, $26.00; Hybrids Rock-Red Mixed $12.00: Pullets, $21,00; \ 1d T.eghorn-Rock Mixed, $12.00; Pul- ""Tbts, $26.00, You also, get frees; chicks. Goddard Chi ¢k Hatchery, Britannia Heights, Ont. ; ISSUE 11-1047 Weekly Special List of heavy cockerels . some fine 0s., Exeter, Restaurant Sinks, FOR SBALE~~Improved level Farm, fenced, good soll, buildings, water. Write Thos. Blythe, Fusllier, Sask., Can, 100 ACRE Farm, $3500. Large Barn, Hogpen, Granary and House, second Kenyon Alexandria. Alexander De Prato, 428 Bunnyside, Ottawa, 260 ACRES, 8 miles north. of Iroquols near Nation River, 2 large dwellings, roam. for 65 cows, 3000 hens, water, electricity throughout, good buildings, clay loam, a money maker, $25,000, Terms. Milford Scharf, Real Estate Broker, 80 Melgund Ave., Ottawa, CENTRALLY LOCATED BRICK HOUSE, bank barn, spring creek, hundred acres. Mile from No. § High- way. Convenlently situated for Brantford, Galt, Hamiltén. Apply Box 126, 73 Ade- lalde W., Toronto. FOR SALE , . ATTENTION FARMERS FOR SALE--Tractor Tires, made of rub- ber, suitable for bolting on steel wheels, $15.00 each, fear wheels; $7.50 each, front wheels, When ordering state diameter and width of wheel. National Rubber Co. Ltd., 5 Wiltshire Ave., Toronto, Ont. " hy ALUMINUM PRODUCTS Hoods, steam tables; ofl tanks, 100 to 200 gallon, .maple syrup and honey tanks, open water tanks, can- oes, boats, skiffs. Guaranteed aluminum hot water bdilers. Inquiries invited. Rideau Aluminum Boat Co. Ltd., 1320 Bank St., Ottawa, Ont. BEAUTIFUL. Sea Shell Vases for cut or ' growing flowers, $10.00 postpald. Bring - part of Gulf Mexico into your home. Se- lected gorgeous mea shells, for electric lamps, dolls, trays. Start little business "of your own making shell noveltles, cos-" ~tume Jewellery, Something new, wonder- ful. Lucky Star of Bethlehem. Glant Starfish novelty with Christchild In man- ger' attached, '32.50. Moore Shell Co., Anna Maria, Fla. CONCRETE BLOCK Machines, 200 to 240 Blocks hour, others hand or power 45 to 100 hour, Brick machines, Batch Mixers _.Any_aize, Motors_.and-Gas-Fngines--Madl--- son Equipment Co., Madison, Tenn. CANOE CANVAS All welghts and widths also copper nails, tacks and canvas filler. Write for prices. John Leckie Limited, 77 Wellington Street ~W., Toronto. } CHOICE Hereford Bull (Service-age) by 'Ringwood Mixer Tone,' 4 good Fe- males, 3 Yorkshire Sows (Registered) due April. Dundas Hereford Farms, R 3, Dundas, Ont. . FUR COATS from $52. Repairs $5 up. Capes, neckpleces, other bargains. Write Dept. W. The Furrlery, 1276 Queen West, Toronto. 2 8 "MACHINERY NOW In stock. Beatty Deep Well Hand Pumps, Pump Jacks. Rotary Gear Pumps, all sizes. Stationary 'Automatic Afr Compressors from 1.6 cubic ft. dis- placement to 23,2 cubic ft. Complete line | of - wood working equipment. Floor and - Bench model Drill Presses. Circular saws 7'*, 8'" and 10". Bench Grinders, Jointers, Jig Saws. 12" Ball bearing band saws. 100 amp. Portable 6 heat Electric Welder, Motors 25 and 60 cycle. Milgrom Electric Ltd. Hamilton, Ont. NEW POT TYPE QUEEN OIL burning brooder stoves." We have used these with outstanding performance. Book now for Winter and early Spring delivery. We can give prompt dellvery if you act quickly. Lakeview Poultry: Farm, Wein. Bros., Exeter, Ontarlo, PORTABLE Arc Welder, gas driven, 400 amps, A-1 condition for rent or take erection® welding. Advertiser, Box 625, Fort Erie, Phone 262R. Sy Dr PURE bred black and tan Daschund pups. Offspring of John and Judy, formerly of Outremont. Sire of sire, sire of dam from Dr. Schultz line, N. E. Poulter, Namur, Que, theron RETREAD TIRES, all sizes. Good as new, Firestone design. Write for price list. Prince - Tire - Shop, - 771--8t.- Clair -W,,- - _ Toronto. SEA CURIOS from Gulf of Mexico, has assorted horseshoes crabs," hermit crab in shell, sand dollars," sea porcupines and assorted handsome shells, $3.00. Moore Shell Co., Anna Maria, Florida. SMALL METAL Stampings made to order, prompt delivery. Capital Metal Ind. Ltd, 12 8t. Patrick St., Toronto, Ont. STRAWBERRY PLANTS. Dunlap, Glen- mary, Thousand $12.00, Premier, Sam- plebuster $15.00 prepaid. Order early, Cash. Earl Bower, Kemptville, Ont. TARPAULINS Sturdy brown or khaki Duck Waterproofed Covers with tie ropes, all weights. Write « for quotations and samples. John Leckle, 77 Wellington St. W., Toronto, '. TIRES .We are overastocked.at the present of good used trade-in tires (guaranteed to be In excellent shape). <I 800% 1685.00 All orders shipped C.0.D. Special equip- ment for vulcanizing Truck and Farm Tractor Tires., BEACON TIRE corner Queen and York Sts., HAMILTON, Ont, ONTARIO'S MOST MODERN EQUIPPED . TIRE 'SHOP se Pealers Wanted WOOD BROTHERS THRESHER Com-' pany, 7th ~& Halifax, Regina, Sask. Limited number of cornplckers for 1947. First come first served. Write us for threshers, combines, cornpickers, repalra. ---- FOR FARMS, SCHOOLS SUMMER cot- "fages and camps, Can be either with br without running water, Caustic Banita- tion Ltd, 21 Ridley Boulevard, Toronto, TYPEWRITER--Standards and Portables, Guaranteed A-1 condition, sacrifice. Write for particulars to 222 McIntyre Block, Winnipeg, Manitoba, 166 YEARS Calendar, oi from 1848 to 2003, Most useful every trade, sports, home and family, $8c. Three coples $1.00, postpaid. - John Ehrenreich, P.O. Box 246, Montreal, Que, i HAIRDRESSING e IEARN Hairdressing the Robertson me- thod. 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PERSONAL LOOK! | $10 reward for any watch we cannot repair; best workmanship; writ- ten guarantee. Atlas Watch Repair Co., Box 91, Statlon_*'G"', Montreal. --- "ELIJAH Coming Before Christ." Won- derful book free." Megiddo Mission, Ro- chester, 11, N.Y. "A LEARN MAGIC at home, /Entertain your --= friends. Complete information and cata- logue free. Write today. S. B. Robinson, Riverside, Ontario. \ 3 PHOTOGRAPHY COMET PHOTO SERVICE One Day Mall Service, work guaranteed 25c per roll. Reprints 3c each. 6 x 8 Gold- en Sepia Mounted 69c. Box 6, Postal Sta- tion D, Toronto. AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHY Learn tow to develop. your photographs yourself, Become popular. It will pay you a lot and may help you some day. Free information. Write to Bob Mercier, 3862 St. Andre, Montreal. . REPRINTS 8c EACH SEND US YOUR. OLD NEGATIVES E 2 ENLARGEMENTS 25¢ 4 x 6 in Folder Mounts Any Size Roll--6 or 8 Exposures Enlargements framed 7 x 9" Gold; Silver, Developed and Printed 25c Walnut or Black finish 74c if picture : colored 9d4c. We make prints and enlargements from printa of lost negatives. DEPT. M, . STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE BOX 120, POST OFFICE A, TORONTO WATCHES - CLOCKS WATCHES - CLOCKS ~ 7 REPAIRED 1 week service, price $1.00 up, Fully Guaranteed : 782 Gladstone, Ottawa, Ont. WANTED WANTED --AIl kinds of dressed pouliry. Top prices for top birds. Joseph Cooper Limited, Poultry Dept.,+ 2064 Danforth Avo., Toronto 6. (We do custom grading). BEAUTY SHOP fully equipped, to leass for one year with option to buy. Apply to Box 24, Glencoe, Ont. > : SINGERS Treadle Sewing machine want- ed with drop-head. Write stating price to 48 South Qval, Hamilton, Ont. Quite 'Enough This story is not guaranteed to be about President . Lincoln of President Washington, but it seems an appropriate time of the year to "ell it: : A gushing Washington lady met a rector on the street one day and asked, "Tell me, do you expect the President to be in church next . Sunday?" \ "That," said the rector, "I can- not promise. But I expect God to be there, and I fancy that will be incentive enough. for a reasonably large attendance." This Week, \ Marching Orders - Czechoslovakia will move the whole Sudetenland town of Falk- enov, which had. -a prewar popu- lation of 11,000 and a castle dating back to the 15th Century, to a new site, Radio Prague said, | £7 It has been found the town Is built on rich lignite or brown coal deposits worth $14,000,000,000 which are so near the surface it 1s impossible to sink mircs beneath the town. Viscount Mountbatten and Lady Mountbatten get a last look at London snow. They leave soon for In ia, where he will be governor- general and find things cdénsiderably warmer, In the February issue of "True Magazine" there appeared an article entitled "Bascball's Czar Speaks Out," and bearing the 'impressive sub-heading "Commissioner Happy Chandler Makes His First Public Pronaquncement." If. you haven't already done so, we most strongly recommend that you huht it up and long "time since we have come across anything with so many laughs tucked away in it--laughs by no means intended by either the Tinterviewer or his subject. I . * i . From it we learn that the worthy "Mr. Chandler is far from being the somewhat clawnish figure many of us ignorant. commentators have been trying to make out. No in- deed! Happy is a greatly misun- aim is to protect from its manifold tution of Bascball, and one firmly determined to dish-out at any cost --short of losing his job, of course < --absolutely even-handed justice to owner and player alike, let the quips fall where they may. : * x * Take, for instance, his stand on gambling. Chandler was heckled considerably for his statement that ball-players must stay strictly away from race-tracks, when ne himself had been -a prominent figure at more than one Kentucky Derby. But just listen to 'what he told one wretch who had been discovered, by Chandler's private system of races but also--the hpund!--indulg- ing in the horrid practise of playing cards, "You have an obligation to the youth of America. We want no stigma placed against our country and its favorite game. And that 'statement goes beyond ganibling. must pay his bills--must.avoid en- tanglements with the law." Isn't that just too touching for words? 'We could hardly help yelling for crying-towels when we read It. * * - And Happy is equally strict with his club owners about such matters. Well, maybe not quite equally--but read it; for while it was not meant to _be_ a. humofous piece, it is. a derstod individual--one¢ whose sole --enemies--the-noble-American--insti=-- sleuthing, not only attending horse - A player must live a moral life-- SPOTS OF SPORTS I might think of it we can only sur- mise. * . . But Chandler can discriminate even. between race track operators too. For example, there's Bing Crosby, who owns a ball club and also--along with his brother--has a piece of the Del Mar Race Track. That, on the face of it, Just mighui't-seem --to-add up. But it becomes 'clear as mud when you hear the Czar's elucidation. "Bing called me up and explained that his brother wouldn't sell. He said he's taken the matter into court. If he loses he will 'continue to be mildly interested in a track, but in the spirit of my interpretation he has no one doubts Bing Crosby's high place in 'the hearts. of his cotintry- men." And we are equally sure that if you happen to notice an extra huskiness in Bing's crooning some the tenderness of that last touching - sentence---that, and grief over his wicked brother's - insistence on sticking to that race track stock. EE / Owner Sam Breadon, of the St. Louis Cardinals, also did a bit of flirting south of the border. Un- beknownst to his fellow-moguls he made a deal whereby the Mexicans agreed not to steal any more play- ers froin his club. But do you think he was allowed to get away with suc hh skulduggery? Chand | er promptly plastered a fine of $5,000 on him--not, he explains, for actu- ally dealing with those Mexirans, _ but because Breadon refused to answer a summons to give an ac- count of his doings. The fine was subsequently tancelled, but not, you may be sure, without good and sufficient reason. Says Happy, "Later, his representatives pleaded that the fine be remitted. I felt that the exposure of his actions--the publicity was of his own making-- was- punishment enough. I remitted the fine." Some of you might think this merely proves that Breadon's representatives were more persuas- ive pleaders than Mickey Owen's mother, good woman that she is; but you are probably too cynical- minded to appreciate a great soul like that of Baseball's High Com- © struggling done all he could do. And I'm sure" of the nights, --it-was--put--there-by -- The King's Visit To South Africa It would have been a proud hour for Cecil Rhodes, the Empire Bulld- er, if he could have looked down on Capetown from his memorial on Table Mountain, comments the New York Times. The first reign- ing British. monarch ever. to visit South Africa was landing in Brit- ain's: youngest dominion. All the pofnp and circumstance of the Em- pire in its heyday attended the cer emony. . . x In a blaze of sunshine the great battleship Vanguard nosed slowly to her dock. Carpets rolled down .the gangplank, cannon boomed their twenty-one-gun salute, mass- ed bands struck up "God Save the King" as George VI, his Queen and their two princess daughters passed on parade before thousands of loyal Britons, English-born, Af- rikander,, Bantu, Bushman, Malay and Hindu. The crowds were joy- ous, the royal family benignant, the heat sweltering. * * * If there are cracks in the bonds which link even South Africa to the Commonwealth none was -vls- ible. It was different altogether from the gloomy scenes at home in ice-bound, darkened, careworn England. "There the people, ridden by hard- ship and grimly wrestling with troubles that seem almost insuper- able, sce afar off great segments of British influence and power slip- ping irrovocably out of the imper- ial orbit. «x Egypt has gone, toward independence, India and Burma are going. South Africa will stay. Britain's Socialist Government, through the ancient emblem of the crown and the ready aid of its wearer, has joined forces with Premier Smuts; world states- man and directing genlus of his own self-governing dominion, to keep this key to a.continent firmly within 'the Commonwealth, Each needs the other's troubles, a mili- tant oppositierr looking back to the Boer War, voteléss majorities clam- oring for the vote and an unman- ~ageable Indian minority, General Assortment of Berew Machine FProd- ucts Including - Nuts; Bolts, Turnbuckles, etc Express Only Great For Farmers, Mechanics, Hobby- Ists, Experlmenters, Handy Men and Bont Builders FEDERAL BALES & ENGINEERING, CO. 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He . ring cveryone but the: owners of wastes no time trying to account pigs." for.the fact that, with scores of top- * * * notch colored stars available, not Now, there's real logic for you, a single Negro was ever included Ci and cool clear-headed reasoning! in a Big League line-up--and that And we feel certain that Charlie five will get you nine there won't Hemstead, Willie Morrissey and the be any for some. time to. . come rest of the Owners and. Breeders cither. oing simply and directly to Ly Association will be greatly uplifted the heart of the matter Mr. Chand- ) Ae, to: learn that Mr. Chandler rates ler says--"In the democratic tradi- A them as much more 'desirable char- | tion of America, opportunity In S acters -than niere operators of race baschall. myst be open to all re- |\ . ) tracks--although just what the Di- | ' gardless of race, corlor or creed."-- NE rectors of the Ontario Jockey Club. and lets it go at that. 1 AR 2 lot '\ § nA MUTT AND JEFF--]Jeff didn't even have to Arbitrate with himself } BY BUD FISHER % + WHAT'S THE "NT WENT How MUCH i #500 AWEEK! FIVE DOLLARS? TROUBLE, JEFF?) A JOB TODAY || DIB YOU ASK JY OW MUCH DID §¥ WHAT DID You LOOK {| AND THE FOR? sul THEY OFFER You pop J I WAS INNO Vo) 4g oJ Fre MOOD TO oN DICKER! ALL a RA RY, RA %, J : Ls ~ a A