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SATURDAY 25 % OFF Wrist Watches Standard Makes MARKLE Watchmaker Jeweller 149 ONTARIO ST. Saturday Specials SAVE MONEY ! On Your Meats Prime Rib, Rolled, Ib... Fresh Picnic Ham, Fresh Hams, Ib...... 2 Ibs. 25c Hamburg Steak....2 lbs 25c PAULIS MEAT MARKET "81 Ontario St poise .19¢ Pork Sausage Phone 149 We Invite You To join our Lending Library. Readers appreciate our large col- lection of books. Just to hand -- an entirely new Stock of Stationery. We sell Rankin's Chocolates always fresh. H. V. Swanson Phone 296 83 Downie St. spar Ladies take Notice: Beautiful nails adds to your appearance. Margaret Harri- son is making a specialty of that line. Any afternoon un- _ til 8 p.m. Make your appointments by phone -HARRISON'S BEAUTY PARLORS $1 Erie St. Phone 483 Here's Your Chance To Win a New Dollar Bill Here is another opportunity for you to win a dollar bill. In several-of the advertisements on this page will be found a word which is included in the correct solution of the puzzle. For the first letter opened ccntaining the complete correct answer The Mirror is giving a prize of a new dollar bill. pastime. Letters must be mailed. CROSS-WORD PUZZLE i' 14 - Bae ge Try out this pleasant \ N N Nim \ 5H N 28 \ al L 63 | HORIZONTAL (Cont.) VERTICAL (Cont.) 49-Native of Denmark |17-Shower 50-E mploy 19-Act 51-Bulldings in which |21--Greek god of war autos are stored 23---Stops : 55---God of the woods 24-A gem (Gr. 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When you hear that said of a fellow chances are he is a cus-_ tomer of ours. NEXT TIME GIVE US A TRIAL. BARRETT'S CLEANERS | AND DYERS "For The Better Service" 144 Downie Phone 452 rage 7 COAL ANTHRACITE COAL POCAHONTAS, Egg Size Red Jacket, Egg Size Solvay. Coke ~ CORNISH COAL CO. Phone 44 Try Some of These Good Things Meat Pies, Steak Pies, ChickenPies, Sausage Rolls Try out our new line of Mixed Cookies May be purchased at your favorite grocers. THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL MALTED MILK CAKES Just like mother bakes. Only, 25 ONTARIO BAKERIES, LTD. Downie Street Phone 90 ie ee eee ee Fox's Auction Sale $10,000 STOCK Watches, Clocks -- | Silverware Chinn and Gifts Must Vacate Store Be fore End of February GREATEST JEWELRY AUCTION SALE ever held in the city. Wise Economy may begin at the feet. Many more months of wear can _ be had from an old pair of shoes that have been repaired the "Superior" way. Not only that, but many months of comfort as well. Best leather used for half sol- ing. Best-rubber heels put on. Superior 'Repair Shop 119 Ontario St. Phone 94 thin, 'everybody a living was originated PARTRIDGE SANITARY & HEATING ENGINEERS Stratford and Toronto Plumbing, Heating, Sheet Metal Work and Roofing 29 Ontario St. Phone 1257 Tea Sets Half Price We are clearing out a number of English and Jap China Tea Sets at half price. SEE WINDOW L. BRADSHAW China Hall 'DOWN & FLEMING Funeral Service Rooms 94 Ontario St. : Phone 314 Mr, Down, 308 Mr. Fleming, 311 The only holdup man who seems) to be popular is the man who in-| vented suspenders, * * ca There is one good puint in favor of the newspaper over the radio, the newspaper doesn't fade out in the middle of an interesting story. * * * Years ago when a man reached under his coat it meant a threat. Now it most generally means a promise. * * * Everybody likes praise. The only thing to determine is whether your subject likes it piled on thick or * * #* A breakfast nook is where the family eats three times a day unless there is company. * * * The idea that the world owes by a fellow who dislocated his jaw while yawning. The hostess was pressing her guests to provide entertainment. Is there any instrument you can play Mr. Jones? she asked. Not away from home? she enquir- ed. Second fiddle, solemnly. murmered Jones * * * s Choking on a bone at table Was the end of little Abel. "Please," said little brother Si, May | have his piece of pie? *" * * Two girls were discussing a member of the stronger sex. How do you find his conversation? asked one. Like the waves of the sea, came the reply. Ah! You mean you find it rolling, irresistable, vital? No, it makes me sick, * * * World peace will never be achiev- ed until nations discover that there is no profit in shooting a good customer. * * * Some worry about the age of 40 being the danger line and still others the.bread line. * * * So you want a divorce, Rastus? Yes suh, judge, yo' onah. Ah sho' ly*does. What's the trouble? Count ob ma wife makin' an ir- onical remark. An ironical remark? Yes suh, she says if you don't go) to work, I'll hit yo" wif dis flat iron. A recent bride who had long since passed the twenties was fur- ious when she read in the announce- ment of the wedding that her hus- band was a well known collector of antiques. : q & & * An itinerant collector of old iron was driving his horse and waggon 'streets. Behind him was a some- what elderly motor car, the im-| patient driver of which was hooting | and tooting in his anxiety to pass. The old iron merchant looked round.at the car and cried out. All right, guv'nor; I'll call around to- morrow. * ¢ @ Hob--Would you advise me to marry a beautiful-girl ora sensible girl? Nob--I'm afraid you'll never be able to marry either, old man, be- cause a beautiful girl could do better, and a sensible girl would know better. CJ s e The best way to get along in the world is to make the most of your lucky breaks and forget the bad ones. *> *¢ 8 A story is told of an efficiency expert who was engaged by a business concern. After he had completed his duties for the firm he was engaged by the employees. At them how to beat the time clock, taught them a lot of new excuses for being late and how to steal the} boss's cigars without being found | out. * * * A young bride was baking acake'! and intended to call it angel cake cake. * = + CAN'T BE DONE You caunot find jewels on the crown of your head. You cannot make a pair of socks out of your brows, though you can knit them. You cannot raise your kneecap. There are no schools in your eyes although there are pupils there. the palms of your hands. , You cannot sharpen your should- er blades on a grindstone. the end of a week he had shown , but it fellso she called it Lucifer; You catnot grow cocoanuts on) : | Phone 171 We make your old clothes look like new! Ladies' Dresses Cleaned and Pressed For Prompt, Courteous Reliable Service MURRAY CLEANERS AND DYERS 148 St. Patrick St. ----_--_--_--_--_-- The World Moves .. So Do We Stratford Cartage We Move Pianos, Safes and Furniture By courteous and reliable men. PHONES: PB. J.' Sinclair oa Freight Sheds Office 26 ALBERT ST. GASOLINE AND OILS L. COOK PLUMBER AND ELECTRICIAN 110 Downle St. Phone 176 NEW CROWN HOTEL Rooms with hot and cold running water, with board, from $7.00 to $9.00 week. Rooms, 75c to $1.50 per night. >\ $2.50 to $5.00 per week. WM. BALDWIN, Prop. Corner Downie and Falstaff Sts. Phone 888 baker. OUR SLOGAN-- 135 Ontario St. along one of Toronto's narrow (We Believe -- our Bread, Buns and Pastries are the best because they contain only the finest ingred- ients scientifically combined and baked un- der the personal supervision of a first-class "Try and be Convinced" The Pastry Shoppe Phone 322