The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1930-02-13, Page 3Exeter High School Report
February weather keeps at least two jumps ahead of the niml>
|les I guesser, „
This talk about encouraging the production of registered seed
Jmakes good reading? The best seed-growers usually, are the best
farmers. ’
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It seems ^qo bad that the governments of the western provinces
{believe it nectary io come to the support of the wheat pool, Most
.flf us thought'that the- pool was its own financial guarantee.
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THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE
THE CANADIAN SHREDDED WHEAT COMPANY* LTD.,
74 60 63 8696
68
71 78
52
WITH ALL THE BRAN
OF THE WHOLE WHEAT
74
53
72
I-Iicks D.
Aikenhead, Annie ...........
LA
...... 91
FORM I
FR
94
OG
65
CO
74
LI
53
BII
44
AL
71
BO,
76
GE
75
AR
58
Amy, Marguerite ................... 94 94 50 54 CO G4 93 86 85 69
Anderson, Frances ............... 90 88 56 57 47 81 68 80
Caldwell, Dorene .................. 88 79 50 72 50 73 95 71 80 57
Coates, Betty ........................... 96 82 *55 61 79 47 73 70 70 55
Caldwell, William ........... .... 74 50 50 40 47 31 99 43 70 54
Ellerington, Fred ............... 72 56 60 75 7'5 74 78 95 47
Graingei’, Ross ....................... 40 28 50 55 28 40 42 44 65 54
Greb, Wesley ......................... 91 91 55 74 53 58 52 57 75 48
Hamilton, Margaret .......... 90 56 50 45 50 40 54 44 75 65
Heywood, Clifford ........... 87 82 45 53 79 72 83 '88 90 55
Hicks, D...................................... 95 82 65 51 39 36 61
Hodgson, Viola .................. 52 55 55 -55 55 38 S3 63 65 67
Hutchinson, Ray ................... 91 76 45 48 42 53 90'71 75 67
Jones, /Margaret ................ .. 67 72 55 4-8 88 47 30 70 50 75
Lawson, Orville ..................... 95 85 60 52 47 87'so G6 90 50
McMurtrje-, Ale.y .34 60 ab 56 35 36 54 GO 53
Medd, Phyllis .......................... 89 79 55 55 56 36 8*3'68 75 54
Miller, Lillie ......................... 88 66 58 SI 72 47 45 72 50 55
Mitchell, Florence ............... 52 ■55 63 46 49 20 ab 62 65 48
Murdock, Audrey ............... ab 73 50 55 3 8 36 ab 64 40 ab
Mustard, Katlilyn ............... 85 85 60 73 59 45 66 72 75 66
Pearce, Eva .......................... 37 76 45 46 58 31 44 53 80 78
Pridliam, Mildred ............... 34 68 65 53 22 07 65 52 65 68
Ross, Harold ....................... 88 90 70 72 75 60 44 ‘ 58 75 52
Rowe, Harold ...................50 30 25 47 41 46 52
Salter, Helen ....................... so 73 50 -51 66 51 69 63 SO-68
Snell, Eileen .......................... 60 53 55 50 3S 40 35 52 55 57
Simmons, Reba ...................... :33 47 GO '55 38 33 44 58 65 58
Sims, May ........................97 80 50 60 60 76 96 84 80 61
Stanbury, John ..................... 86 59 50 44 34 5 6 40 39 65 46
Stanlake, W.............................■ 89 48 50 65 53 40 42 74 7’5 68
Walper, Helen ...................48 50 32’47 19 27 36 55 58
Ward, Edmund ....................... 62 51 50 50 12 33 43 26 65 51
Westcott, Roylanco ........... 90 SO 60 72 47 33 S3 61 55 46
Love, Grace ........................... 82 88 50 64 66 25 66 88 37 51
(Physiogropliy)Fred Ellerington (2) Composition 40-
FORM II B
D Gift Worry About Vit amms
Of cpurse, you need vitamins—and
His
business and. to* public duty,
sport. He was every inch a
• Canada sincerely mourns the taking off of P. C, Larkin,
JsVas a fine career1 devoted to serious
Relieved by brief intervals
jfnan and a Christian!
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of manly
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Mr. Stanley Baldwin, it seems, has definitely committed, himself
to the policy of empire trade. Keeping before him the fact that
Britain is essentially a manufacturing and -a transporting country,
,|ie declares ‘‘.I do not mean to tax food.”
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A glass of orange juice for Vit
then a bowl of Shreddy Wheat
milk f
E. A delicits breakfast,
lack of in-
on in Lon-
doomed to
A good deal of complaint is made because of the
-formation that comes from the naval parley now going
<don. Even the House of Commons of Britain seems
fatten itself,on scant crumbs falling from the conference tables of
$he delegates. ' *
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• JUST THE THING
Commendatory in every way is the course being given in farm
The young men in attendance cannot but benefit. This
For this reason unless a farm
good’deal of a mechanic he finds himself handicapped iat
Electricity is coming to take an increasingly-
life. Why not give considerable attention to
development is only beginning;
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r
^mechanics.
J xUgehas been called a machine age.
’r’i.,ei1 is a
•almost every turn.>*r‘
large part of farm
■ its ruses. Electrical
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h Ontario’s eighteenth parliament is off to a fair start. We are
.‘‘hoping for‘a brief business session. The province has elected these
1 .men to do the province’s business according to business principles.
.Schools and. roads- are to be up for consideration. The L. C. A. will
he gorie -over. A look-in is to be taken regarding brokerage firms
,:and individuals. Agricultural conditions will be brushed up. We’d
like to hear something about the re-organization of rural .police
• (Then what is to be done about the proposed Township School
Boards? Further, would it not be well ,£or us to hear a little
’.something from those ordinarily described, as back benchers? All
good sense is not under the hats of the loudest speakers. z
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FR
GR CO •OC LI AR GE zo PH
Cooper, John ............................36 49 60 30 60 09 42 38
Dearing, Marshall ..................51 45 44 45 77 81 87,74 64
Dinney, Rowe ........................... 79 62 74 >3'8 48 51 100 98 69 54
Ellerington, Margaret .......... 64 38 74 59 55 38 -57
Fraser, Ruth- .......................... 63
Gollings, Bernice ................... 70
34 43 50 '50 37 35 42 40 50
SO 64 73 60 62 50 63 77
Heywood, Helen .....................38 31 55 45 53 20
S3
49 31
Johns, Howard .........................3 4 46 49 50 47 100 -51 64
McDonald, Lois .......................50 35 ■5 4 55 86 50 62 69 33
McInnis, Nora ..........................34 »51 52 65 60 80 '57 70 48
Pilon, Jean ................................50 51 59 63 SO 50 70 ■53 37
Russell. Margaret ...................45 56 55 22 61 77 40 61
Ryckman, Dorothy ................ 53 45 50 55 47 75 67 57 65
Slieare, Jean ............................. *55 57 46 62 60 60 47 5.6
Stewart, Florence .................. 66 50 58 50 '60 32 5-2 77 ■5 6 48
Stone, Adeline. ......................... 69 65 53 61 65 S3 63 S7 74 69
IM. Ellerington, A. History 27, Physics 36,Chem.44;L. McDonald,
Geog. 1. J. 'Sheere, A. History 16, Chem.47.M.Russell,1st Latin 94,
Howard
1st. Latin, Marshall Dearing
100, McDonald, Lois 96, (McInnis, N.
Br. History 68, D. Ryckman, Br. History.
100, Heywood, H. 94, Johns,
97, Pilon, Jean 99. - ■ .
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and quickly pared and costs
If vou like a hot
"You’re not a criminal. You're not even a bad boy. You’ve
just slipped your foot on account of being foolish. On the evidence
I’ve go£«to find you guilty. But I’m going to Suspend the sentence.
That means that if you don’t behave you’ll be here again. Now
.What Xjwant you to do- is to stay in -at nights. To keep off the
Streets,‘.unless y^ii have business on them. I want you to go to
.jSupda^ School and to read good books. You can get a job some
where. “■ When you get it stick to it. If you’re lonesome come to
‘ ine.” " .. - - • ■
So’ spoke d county magistrate a few years ago to a ,boy who
had been* proven guilty of theft. The boy heeded what was said
* to hini and today he is a merchant who is more than usually suc-
ess flip. ’The advice was all gold.
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year have something like a Seed
NOT?' ' WHY
Why should not Exeter this
Fair? Our energetic agricultural representative and his able as
sistant are the very parties, to set this thing going. We have no
■ doubt in the world but that the Agricultural Department in Toronto
' ’would second such a move to the very limit of its ability.
A hint or two as to what has wrought successfully will be taken-
’. feood naturedly. Each exhibitor will tag. his exhibit something
like as follows: His number, the article shown, price asked and the .
j. quantity for sals.
After the judging has been done, the name of the exhibitor may
be supplied so that would-be purchasers may be informed regard
ing the salesmen.
Old • lady—"Laddie lia’ ye no
Mnky?” '
Scotch boy--"Aye, hut me mither
doesn’t lot me lend it to strangers."
^Relief from
Eczema
SO YEARS AGO
*
Mr. T. Garrow, of Goderich, has
been elected Warden of the County,
witout opposition.
Messrs. Leathoru» and McCoubrey
intend retiring from business in Ex
eter and are going away to the N-
West.
78
78
51
61
FORM
FR
59
72
31
68
II A
GR CO OC LI AR GE ZO PH
68 7S 65 88 52 80 77 62
66 44 '55 50'81 86 70 59
45 53 53 30 65-85 60 62
53 60 40 22 65 49 23
43 63 58 32 50 65 40
52 3'5 23 51 30 37
45 4S 55 64 73 70 51 53
ab 43 ■50 18 ab ab 43
51 54 50 53 GO1 77 96
30 40;*50 52 29 ab 57 29
32 56 40 24 67 50
43 53 65 26 57 85 72 60
*30 56 50 36 08 26
38 35 45 22 28 ab 49 38
64 71 65 80 52 80 65 72
42 58 50 24 4,6 41
Tiros. Ellerington 98,
Strang, Kathleen .
Strange, Frank ....
Stewart, Ivan ........
Stone, Ruby .........
Grab, Gordon ........
Upper School Latin, Mustard, Aldie1 82^-
Ruth 73, Beaver, Edna.S7, Christie. Grace 76,
garet Martin 95, Ray Pryde 75, * 7
School Latin C., Mustard, Aldie 62.
---------, ------~ qu, Om«u oiuuu it, ntewan, ivaa so, U 'School Comp., Canum Dorothy^6, Either, Bernice_59, Mustard, Aldie SI
59. Oral"Lit., Camm, Dprotliy 53
75 55
61
87
77
32 86
100
90
73
52
C-omp., BalkwiH,
Complin, Marjorie
Creech, Ray .........
Etherington, Alma
Ellerington, Tlpos.
Elliott, Beth............
Elliott, Marie ........
Hockey, Kenneth .
Johnston, Audrey
Kerlake, Mary ......
Munroe, Helen .....
Murdock, Both.......
Penhale, Gladys ...
Scott, Ellen M.........
S’wan, Doroothy ....
Taman, 'Margaret .
linney, Roberta ...
, 1st Latin—M. Complin ,99, A. Etherington 97,
K. Hockey 92, B. Murdock’ -ab, G. Penhale 99, R. Tinney 88. 1st French
—B. iMnrdock 9 2, R. Tinney 8>8, T. Ellerington 78. 1st. Br. History—-D.
Swan 20, Ro’berta Tiniiey 42, B. Elliott 5 8, Ellen Scott 43, Helen Munroe
30, B. Murdock 55. M. Elliott Chem. 17, A- History 36‘. ‘ '
Al. absent. 1st Botany,
65
65*
2nd Latin
. Cochrane, Grafton 85, Mar-
1st Latin-Comp., I-Iicks, G. 95. Upper
v., .xnijovcnu, x-Liuits ox.. 2nd French C-omp., Beaver, Edna 75r
94, PJ7deJ6’„SSitl1 ?ldon 7'4’ Stewart, Ivan S3. U.
Pearce, Charles^6, Penhale^ Helen 60Strange, FrVnkTs? Stewart,^I^u
r-A T z, Mustard, Aldie 49, Penhale, Helen.' 55,
Strange, Frank 25, Stewart, Ivan 45, Lit., Camm,-Dorothy 61, Mustard,
Aldie 47, Penhale, Helen,,6j5., .St-ewniT/Jvan 35. 2nd Lit., Lawson, Olive 8u.
2nd Geom., Mal't'in, Margaret 62.
Edna Beaver; Zoology0; 2nd'Arith., Grace ChTistie 5 2.
> D.D.D. is the Perfect
Clarke, Laura..................
Elder, Pearl ....................
Ford, Irwin ....................
Jennings, Harry ..........
Joynt, Win.......................
Love, Lettie ...................
McLean, Margaret .......
Medd, Marjorie ............
Pearce, Marjorie ...........
Penhale, Margaret ....
Pfaff, Beryl ...................
Russell, Isabel .............
Thomson, Dorothy .......
Wiseman, Kathlqen ...
Middle School Chem.
50, Pearce M. 52, Russell I., 65."" Middle Latin A., Russell,’ Isabel 99.
French C., B.. Pfaff 65. Middle’Comp. M. Penhale 49, Oral Comp. 60. M.
Literature, M. Penhale 75. M.> Algebra, „M. Penhale 97. M. Geom., M.
Pearce 64, M. Penhale 99,1. Ford 20, K. Wiseman SI. The Physics. marKs
are for Middle School.
f FORM V
LA LO FA FC CO LI MH AL GE TR CH AH PH.QO
67 69 66 67
. 69 71
32 54 40 3 8 54
70' 51 ■ 28 48 57 22 61 55-
7S» -77 ' 67 50 7 2 *> T
. 88- 64 ab 63 9 8 8-1 53 45
97 80'87 72 ,8'5 9(1 99 50
72
65 60 19 46 J
: 72 86'
. 89 60 68 72 76 67 ab 9 6 5'^
66 70 85 65 71 55
. SO 76 55 57 65 73 87 75 53C
. 85 89 71.62.. 43 53 87 55
Joynt,-Wm. 92. Middle Latin C., Clarke,Laura;
J'ohnston 1st
Scott.E.
A.
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FORM III
AL GE PH CHCOOCLI AH CI-I
Ballantyne, Roy .............69 71 54 50 39 56 75 71
Brown, Earl ....................57 5'5 73 53 94 90 73 90
Brown, Leona .................50 40 43
Caldwell, Bernice ..........7-5 74 61 55 43 52 , 78 75
Cole, Harry .....................4.1 43 47 39 22 64
Davis, Dorothy ...............57 45 55 30 74 76 74
Ducharme. Wilfred *. ..86 89 49 50 66 50 .39 81
Fraser, Allan ................../61 25 45 13 38 14 61
Heywood, Hazel .............57 52 53 '55 51 51 36
Heywood, Lilia ..............52 5 0 62 17 51 47 49 “65
Hirtzel, Harry ................58 60 66 5 8 90 55 80
Hyde, Howard :.............21 60 52 14 31 40 23
Jennings, Rosa ..............70 41 55 25 42 65'
Kleinstiver, Ruth ..........S3 91 72 58 95 47 95 77
Lee, Lim ...........................57 65 47 76 19 79
Lindenfield, Lula .........52 50 39 59 61
MacDonald, Marguerite 28 23 05 02 00 23
McKaig, Wm.....................46 40 45 51 45 74
MacLean, Dorothy ........36 00 52 19 32 0.1.00 40
Nadiger, ■ Helen ..............S9 82 68 60 ab 95 70
Nadiger, Zeta ................61 45 66 33 35 100 59
Penhale, Jean 73 50 53 50 65 46
Quinn, Everett ...............00 -34 57
Ratz, Alma .... .... ...1....46 65 63 51 80 81 66
Restemeyer, Oneida ....51 45 0 0.12 30 43
Seldon, Wallace .........65 52 56 30 31 6S 85
Sims, Merna ..................... 53 50 40.46 76 60 63
Skinner, Gerald .............68 49 40 55 46 46 S4
Snider, M'elvin ...............70 '6S 29 45 20 3 8 57 43Stewart, Lyda ................73 63 46 13 40 63
Wheeler, Viola ................66 65 50 26 15 25 40
Woodall, Hazel ..............92 63 50 45 54 69 91
Heywood,'Lena ..............56 53 50 51 63 80 76
. Harry Cole, 2nd Liter.46.Brown, Leona,Geom.90.Caldwell Ber-
nice, Geom. 2nd 80.
1st Latin Nadiger, Zeta 9 5. Rcstemeyer, Oneida 96. lot UxcuMi, Ho
ward Hyde 76, Zeta Nadiger 86, Ratz, Alma 97, Restemeyer, Oneida 85,
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BOND SELLING ( A.HP/UGN
A bond selling campaign to ritise
$13,000 for co-operative Boys’ Work;
in Ontario has been, announced-^by
Premier Mel Jack of the Older Boys*
Parliament, the campaign to beiin
on February 8th. The boy'premier
appeals to the 119 members -of the
Boys’ Parliament, and the 70 local
Boys’ Work Boards in the province
to work extensively during tire ten
day campaign. He is confident they
will have the active support of 1he
14,000 Tuxis Boys’ and Trail Rang
ers in Ontario.
"The money that will be raised’’
explains the boy premier, "Will en
able the Ontario Boys’ Work Board
to do more for district summer
camps for boys, twenty four of
which were held last summer.
The Board also, will be enabled to
carry on two large training camps,
where leaders are developed, and to
give supervision tt) many boys’ con
ferences and to hundreds of father
and son activities.
■While the Boys’
self, is made possible
thus subscribed, tbi
Parliament make up 1
portion of the budget
The more money South Huron in
vests in her boys the more divid
ends in Christian citizenship will she.
receive.
We must look ahead. Do we love
our country enough to invest a few
dollars in . the betterment of our
turn citizens.?
TTueman attended a large fertilizer
convention at the H&tel London m.
Friday last. TJhc company enter
tained. the convention to a fine ba1.--
quet. ’ • ■ -
Rev. and Mrs. C, Schrag, who have-
spent some time in New Hamburg
where Mr. Schrag has been taking:
treatments for his health roturne.il
home last week with Mr. Schrag
feeling much improved.
Mrs. Jane Gnenthoh1’ is visiting in-
Toronto and Stratford. She also in
tended the wedding of hex1 soil,
Homer Guenther in Toronto.
Hawk-
with a
wagon, ono of the horses in
turning out to pass a team, became
chocked with the collar and threw
himself about So violently that one
of the wheels and the tongue of the
wagon were broken.
On Thursday 29 th ult, Ebenezer
Johnston Rumbell Esq., of Clinton,
effected a connubial contract with
Miss Christina McGregor, of Hay.
The ceremony was perfiVi-med by
the Rev. N. Smith, of Kippen, at the
residence of the -brldc’K mother.
On
sliaw
light
Friday last as Wesley
was driving to Lucanntiseptic
rjna, chafed skin,
her skin troubles
quid D.D.D'. Clear,
the skin and soothes
ITCHING STOPS the
ST COOL DROPS TOUCH jpi: Ixxttlc* proves Its merit or
bs your money back. D.D.D. , (UsoonlyD.D.».Soap),
’HOWEY, DRUGGIST
For quick rfijiet from c (pimples. blotcftes, arid
aipply the pur coolina
ffltainloss. it i
nm<l heals the
MOMENT THE
'THE SKIN,
your druggist ,^vcs afc/u Itea
Rcstemeyer, Oneida 96. 1st French, Ho-
" ~1/ If JLVU/KJ VI , A/41UAUtb Oil,
Woodall, Hazel 9:3. 2nd Physiography, N. Snider 72, L. Stewart 55, V.
Wheeler 60, L. Brown 50, H. Cole.76. 2nd Arith., L. Brown 54, R. Jen
nings 68, L. Lindenfield 54. Upper School Geom., W. McKaig 40. Upper
School M. History 52. Lyda Stewart’s English marks 46.
’ ' • ; FORM IV
•■Get yourself a bottle of Gallacher’s
■ /JiTonic and System Builder, It’s a
^natural remedy, giadb- entirely /rom
therbs.. Bar better f.pi* you,than harsh
ininjotal purgative^- Gallagher’s is
|;gentt|. but^surtfy Jud you don’t have
*to kejb liicreawg the dose. Great
i.for timt ‘‘con^pually-th’ed’’ feeling
lafid fol'kecpi!
i.HoUseh|f^Oem6di^ now dor sale by
„ Browning’s Drugstore, Exeter
* 1 A. Wffe Hemphill, Hensail
■ ■' ' W 4.
your sldn clear.
'4 fos
. Tonic and System
^Builderli^dKthcK ?GaUaghet Herbal
■i
Mr. J. Badgegood
lead to the alt;
Lumley, WedW
The cermony w
Mr. Fletcher.
of Woodbridge,
ir Miss Jean Fife, of
?sday, January 2Stli.
as performed by Rev.
Mr. J. P. Ma
was married to Miss
-liort time ago
a
eon, i
utoht
elder
pleas;
’shall, of Rodgerville,
Eliza Edmon-
and on Friday
party to their
and spent r
occurred on theA
prefii
’ia“ '*
Saturday morning last resulting ir
the total destruction of two barns
a third olio being considerably dam
aged,
■ iic pair gave
acquaintance
j.nt evening.
d'sastrous fire
^e.s of Artemus Bice, one and f
■ Hes West of Clandoboyo, or
LA LC FA FC CO OC LI AH CH AL GE PH CH
Balkwill, Ruth ........66 54 49 65 50 44 79 62Beaver, Edna .............
Cuiniii, Dorothy >****«<•... 9 6 62 69 62
61 65 44 49
95 97 89Campbell, Stewart ...• ♦. ♦. •«.. 30 35 44 58 40 35 25 45
Christie, Grace ..........*> •••• *.38 45 54 55 32
Christie, Earl ............... * . MM .. 86 44 53 60 So 43 94 67Coates, Jean ..............53 54 52 55 87 54 5‘7
Jochrane, Grafton ....♦ VM *• M 4.8 56 32 64 60 42 35
Creech, Joseph ......... 85 75 68 76 59 60 86 58 97 84Eilber, Bernice ........M.* to.*,51 34 60 53 51 56'Itherington, Xrehio **•.. 63 60 60 68 41 45 55 74Godbolt, Gerald*.*......... 80 63 58 59 52 55 57 66licks, Gwen.............*MM4toto ab 57 55 55 IS 50'63
(.onstanco ... ...... 54 51 65 54 52 55 60'33 62Gladys .................. ...
. 94 47
46 25 76 71
’Parot .......64 68 67.65 67 63 54•Margaret ....♦ M »¥•*4 66 60 54 46 14 •54Olive ........ ... 38 48 53 60 40 58 53AldiO .... ....•toWtoto- «• to 63 66 89 77■■'harlos .... ..... ST 52 52 67* : fJe’en .........56 73 64
56
70 12 78
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68 42 44 28 29Merm ........ v..... 40 46 58 50 42 69 60^nnoth ......... G3 64 56 65 39 89 91
.. 58 66 35 60 56 51 60
Parliament it-
by the money
j expenses of
Zurich
Was Caused By
ABronchralC@W
Mrs. ,T. Fcarman, Selkirk, Ont,
writesEarly last winter I suffered
from a severe bronchial cold that Jefi,
me with u provoking', diy, hacking
cough. ( After being bothered., both, day
and night, with it for some time Z
had a friend rec,oniraeiid
Br. WoocFsi
Norway
Pane
SyiW
wonderful results1.,ftl*
be
HL
Mr. Henry Koehler is able to
out and around again after his
ness.
Messrs. Carnet Jacobo and Hilton
Which I tried With
and now it is the only remedy X ever
use for colds.
have also taod your Milburn to
Heart and Herve Pills with wonderfui
results.
<rX>n Wood’s” is 35 CCiito tt bottles
large family size 80 Cezitoj at all drug
gists and dfevdets.
Put up only by The & Milburn Cb.r
Ltd.) Toronto, Ont. ■