Exeter Advocate, 1908-10-08, Page 51
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This Week
We Are Showing
2 six -octave and 1 five -
octave second-hand or-
gans, cheap for
CASH nit TIME.
In New Pianos
we have some very fine instruments.
Sewing Machines
in all the leading makes and styles.
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Our Prices and Terms
are of the most liberal kind.
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Stationery
in all the newest styles at
away down prices.
We will be pleased to show
you our goods.
S. MARTIN &SON
Exeter's Leading Musical Emporium.
They are noted for the quality of their goods.
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Tel Salted States S.tlacribers$1.1110
5 s Y•sr Strictly Is Alvaaco.
SANDERS & CREECH. Publishers.
Cook's Cotton Root Compound.
The great Uterine Tonle, and
galy a.atu elfoctual Monthly
Regulator on which women can
depend. fold In three degrees
of strength -No. 1. 1 ; No. 2.
10 degree* stronger 3; No. 3.
for E`,ectal cases, per box.
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LONDON. ONTARIO
3. W. wt Wil. W. Westervelt. jr, •
1 BLOOD DISEASES CURED
Drs. K. & K. Established 20 Years.
:t''NO NAMES USED WITH-
OUT WRITTEN CONSENT
He was surprised at how the
sores healed- "1 Lou,: vo:.r New
Mereae THEATRENT for a ,serious blood
disease with which I had Leen Inflicted
for twelve y,atr•. 1 had cousu'ted ascore
of physician.; taken all kinds of blood
n1.tlirine. vatted lint Springs and other
mineral water re•otts, but onl • got tem -
awry) relief. They would help me for a
•
time. but after discontinuing the meati-
1 tl a a- cines the symptoms would t r ak out
►\ tf H:sin-ntnnlng sones. Llot••hes. rheum•
nti•• pains. looseness of the hair. swellings
a: the glands. i a ins of the handsw•niinF,
mreoRE TREATMENT itchiness of the skin.
dye ,eptte stomach. A.' CR TatATMINT
etc. 1 had given up in despair when a
friend advised me to consult you. as you had cured hint of a similar disease 8 years ago
I h td no holo•, tut took 1,:aa•tvice. in three weeks' time the sores a -tnmeneed to heal up
and I bee. -am • oncourngo.l. 1 continued the NEw METIL,D TREATMENT for fnt.r monthsand
at t h -end f +:tat time ever • symptom lied disapp-are.l. 1 was cured t veer. ago and no
signs of rr ,h•wa.e ranee. sly 1,0)'. three years 01.1. Is sound and healthy. 1 certainly
can rare, .., ! yam- treatment pith all my heart. Von eau refer Huy pe .won t" me
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DLCOI.. 'r. and PRIVATE Di , URINARY. BLADDER and KIDNEY c..mplaint.
of Men and .. omen
READER)cowl a vioth,u' Have you lost hope, Are you Intending to DowrylTas
)our blood been doeat-welt Have yon any w•enkne,c' urur NI ,r alt:nr'-
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DRS. KENNEDY& KENNEDY
Cor. Michigan Ave., and Griswold St., Detroit, Mich.
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Three Great Features Of the
"Hecla"Furnace
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2i
Fused Joints snake the "Hecla" permanently
tR ht aril �.utitary. The heated air is fresh
a:: 1 pure, l)te;.111-e no gas, dint or smoke can get
into Lae airchai:rl,l'r.
Sleel•Rlbbed Firepel
has steel instead of
cast iron flanges. 97
of the -e steel flanges
are fused to the out-
side of the firepot giving it
three tlitl:'s as much radiating
surfa:e as any other style.
In a three years' test the steel
ribbed pmt showed a saving of
fuel of over 11%.
Triangular Bar Grate
enables you to clear any part
of the fire of ashes. There
are f'r,r grates. Each can
iv shaken separately. It gets
all the ashes out saves coal -
and means a clean fire.
Mate by the raker, a fam•we
-Peerless I•eu,n...:!ar Raugee.
comp In tel 1•t to .h•,sir r•n m11 the
new feature. • 1 the ,y • 71e a.-- OS
HUGH SPACKMAN, - EXETER
ierma:. -V lfazelwood, watt:mel-;
on. R i f Roup.. , T Johnston : musk- I
mclo!.. Mist, McCallum. Wm. Hannon;
It Robinson. Ii N 8:silt ; mam-
moth
Immotl, squash,, F' Johnston : table squash
\V \\'letr,,ai, : white or yellow onions, J
Dunbar, W F•letcLer; red onions. W.
\Visemar , Dawson Bros.; col. vegetab-
les, W \1'ia(m.tt.. J Taylor; vegetablemarrow, \V Wiseman .. apeciai. it Hors.
HORTICULTURAL I'itODUGTS
.Apples-Graven'stein, W Sperling,Nar.
them Spots, \V Sinclair. M Rre:hour;
Dlenhcint Pippins, NI McNight, Rat-
cliffe Bros. ; !'allow Water. Ratcliffe
Bros., S Doupc ; Tatman Swett, RatcliffeBros., Niles K Doupe : Baldwins, M.
Drethour, 8 Doupe ; .no•xe,N' Sparlhng,
A Doupe; R 1 Greening., Vann Hazel-
wood, G Bentley , King of Tompkins, \V
Sinclair, Malden'. Plush, M Brethour:
Margin. M Drethour; Alexanders • J Kirk
11 Rose ; Golden Musset., '/' Near, D.
Balfour Ben Davis, Ratcliffe Bros.. J
Kelland; Rlbsot, pippins, 13 Balfour, II
lfazelwood; Colverts, 1). Balfour. R.
Doupe . Sweet pear, W C Swelizer. M.
Brcthour; Duchear of Oldenburg. R
Doupe, Ratcliffe Bros : Cayuga lied
Streak, M Drethour•, II Ross ; red crab
apples, A Sitter, A Doupc; yellow crab
apples. Dawson altos., b Doup>_ . fall
pears, M Brethour, Jiro. E Hannan ;
winter rears, Mrs, Itatntan, M Brcthour;
,peaches, Mrs. R Fletcher ; white grapes
Mrs. Wickwire: blue grapes. It Robin-
son 5 Doupe.
LADIES' WORK
Courttrrpane, crochetted, Miss E A Sa-
ler, Miss .1 Robinson • counterpane,
knitted. Sass Robinaor pal:Io A • e aunt
Mre Marham, M Brelnour; crazy qu:1'
patchwork, Mre. Hanham• R Doupe ; lad-
ies' underclothing, Mlea Robinson, Mrs.
Hanham; applique work, M Broth aur,
Mrs. Wickwire; atrasene work, M Dre-
thour, Mrs Wickwire : Roman embroil
ery. Mrs. Ilanham, Mrs. Wickwire:
Venetian embroldery, Mre. Hanham. A
Brethour; Dattenburg late, airs. Wick-
wire, Mrs. Fitton ; slippers, Mrs. Ilan -
ham, Mies Brook : sofa pillow. Mrs. F.
Wickwire ; 13 W F Beavers ; ;Holds'
dress, Mrs. Fitton, Mrs. Wickwire ; rag
carpet. M Bretnour, A Duffield ; Tea
osy, M Drethour, Mise Gllflllan ; table
centrepiece and tray cloth, Mrs. Fitton,
Mies Jarnlceon ; dinner mats, Miss E
A Shier, Mies Brook ; piano scarf. M.
Brethour, Miss Jamiesoir ; pillow sham,
Miss Jamieson, Miss McCallum; Afghan
wool, Mre. Hanham. Mrs. "Leaman :
Afghan cotton, MI.. Rubinson. MIs. Mc-
Callum; Afghan patchwork. Meas Shirr
Mre. Hanham; Drcedea work, Mrs. )1
Hanham, Mies Janileson; drawn Work Nina McCallum, . Hanham: knit -
lace in cotton, Mrs. Ilanham, Miss Mc
Callum; col. ladles' work. Miss Mc -
Night. Mrs. Wilton ; col. uovclttes,Mise
McCallum, Mrs. Wickwire ; bead work,
J Kelland, Mrs. Wickwire; rag omit. M
Brethour, Miss Robinson ; gloves, flee
K Doupe, Mies Robinsoninson ; stockings,
Mise Robinson, Mrs. /Lanham ; socks,
Niles Jamieson ; mitts, Mre. Fitton, Mrs
Hanham ; darning an stockings', SI Mc -
Night, Miss Saler; mending taro pat-
ches. Miss McCallum, :Mss Shier : tab-
le doylies), airs. Wickwire, Miss Brook ;
toilet mate, Mise McCallum, Mre. Wick-
wire ; crochet In wool, Miss Brook. Mre.
Wlckwlre ; pincurh;o.t, NI McNight, It C
Fancy ; machine sewing, Mrs. Hanham,
D W F Beavers ; piain sewing. 13 W F
Beavers. Mass Robinson ; buttonholes, M
Brook• Miss . McNlght ; handkorchelts,
Mrs. Hanham. Mrs. Fitton ; handker-
chlet case, Mre. Wickwire, Mee Brook:
netting, Mrs. Ilauhate, Miss McCallum
shirt waist, Mre. Wlckwlre, Mre. Ilea-
_ _ man ; darning on net. Mrs. Hanham.
M Drethour ; working shirt, M Beetle.our, Mina Robinson ; Specials, Ideal ltoa
Icon, Mine Jamieson ; table eentreplace
Mahon work, D Beavers , rase of rakes
R. Rose.
Mrs. N. Douro, Maggie Dreyer, Judges
FLOWERS AND PLANTS
Col. house planta, N Fletcher, Miss
Robinson ; geraniums. Cacti, Miss Rob
108011. N Fletcher; Nettles, Wes Hob -
!neon ; rare plants, N Fletcher, A Duf-
field ; col. flowers. N Fletcher ; bou-
quet cut flowers. ,\ Duttleld, N I•'letch-
er: foliage plants, 14 Fletcher. Miss
Robinson.
FINE ARTS
Col. stuffed birds and animals, W.
Brown. N Fletcher; crayon or ptHtel,
Jas. Jamieson. Alex. Jamieson ; •:ol. of
photos. J Senior, Mrs. Iteaman : photo
graphs. J Senior; pencil drawing, A.
Jamieson, J Jamieson : painting glees,
II C Facey. Mrs. \Wickwire; painting
in oil. figure. Jas. Jamieson, Mrs. F.
Wickwire : painting I:r ell. landscape.
Mre. Wickwire; painting on china. Mre:
Wickwire, A Balfour ; pen and Ink sket-
ch. R Fletcher, W. Fletcher; pyro-
graphy. Mrs. Glitlllau, Mrs. penman :
water color, landscape Mrs. Giltilian.
Mre. Wickwire ; spec iai picture, 5 Ford.
MISCELLANEOUS
Cooper work, T Elliott ; col. pickles.
'W \\'letnta:a Miss Itobineon: canned
peaches. bels• Robinson. Miss McCaI.
tum: canned plums. Miss Robinson. it
Crago; canned corral's'', iI Crago, St
Brethour, Canned pears, 11 Crago, M
Brcthour; canned cherries. Miss Rob-
inson.Miss Mks : car ned gooeebcrrhs•
M Brethcur, Miss Itobbins; canned rasp
betties, It Crago; canned strawberriesMIs. Robinson, A Robbins - canned to-
matoes, .1 Urquhart, It Doupc : co: post-
age stamps. A Duffield • single harness
and team harness. F' .\ Taylor; home-
made bread. RN Shier, Mise Jamieson :
honey. section and extracted, G Bentley.
Jelly. E A Shier, J Crquhart : maple
sugar. 11 Doupe. Mies h Doupc; maple
syrup. A Doupe, H S Sweltzer ; of ht'r
variety of canned fruit. Miss Shier. et
Brcthour.
SOME PECiALS
M111cr'e foals ot Uncle John. George
Spearin 1 .t 2, 3 It Eppctt, it S McCul-
lough ; Cart & realty for carriage or
roadster, nen Wlison ; Royal Household
bread, Mise Si Jdn.leaJtl: Da,.k of Cont
Pearl of Savoy, W. Hanna ; 'kettle of imerce for single carriage turnout, .\ 13
Hebron. J. Hodge : Empire State. Ilia- �Cre•Ighton : Harvey Ilroa., for Star flour
clwood Bros.: Green Mountain. Wm.
Mark. G Bentley : emigrants, A Shur ;
eollertlon and three varieties. 0 Ben'.
1Iry ; Swecdleh turnips. Arthur Doupe. 11
E Sweltzer; other variety. John Itodg^_
R !toss : cucumbers. G Roadhouse ; NI.
carrots. R N Shier, A Saler ; garden car-
rots. J Taylor. A Shirr : Iona red mar -
gel wurzel. T Near, A Doupe; inlermara
tate mange! wurzel. J Taylor, J Una:-
tart : sugar mangcl. I! E Sweltzer. T.
Near ; long blood beats. T Sperling. W
Wiseman : turnip beets, A Shier, Rat-
. title Bros. ; white cabbbage, W Wise-
man. A Shier ; red cabbage, \%timing.
stead rabb;,s:e. W \\ human : tomsto.'r,
11 F3 .Sweltzer, alias E K Shier; cauls.
(levier, W .Visemar,: white turnips, a
epcelal. F' Johnston: telcre. Ilat_•Ilffe
' Bros.. R Rubinson ; laag r:tron. W C
vwe 1Ucr. Wave' 11; 0+. ' rou ,d r t: c ort,
itetcliffe Tiros., W Sperling: pwnp.rf' .
Dads of Dizziness
\y \W
COME TO MANY EXETER PEOPLE
There are days of drzal:. -9.. spells of
drowsu1ese, headache. sidcache, back-
ache.
Sometimes rheumatic pain tater w1 >-
ary trouble.
You aro plainly told that the kidneys
are slck.
Booth's Kidney 1'i11r cure all Kidney
Ills.
Mr. Thos. Brock of Huron street, Es,
eter, Ont., says ; "Dooth's Kidney P11)
have given another morc relief that' all
the other remedies she had previously
tried. Si.e had suffixed constantly
with a weakness and tenderness across
her back and at times she could scar-
cely stoop over and straighten herself
up, headaches and dizziness were fre-
quent and spots would appear before
her eyes. Nothing ever gave her relief
until she procured Booth's Kidney Pills
at Cole's Pharmacy and commenced
treatment. She soon began to feel bet-
ter and stronger in every way. the back
ache had gone and likewise the head-
ache and 'spells of dizzines.. 1 can con-
clentlously recommend Booth's Kidney.
fills as 1 know them to be a remedy
of exceptional merit."
Sold by Dealers. Price 50 cents,
The It. T. Booth Co., Ltd., Fort Erie,
Ont., Sole Canadian Agents.
(Kirkton Fair Continued)
&Son 1 and 2; bull calf, W. Mack.
Polled Argue, -Cow, J. N. Hazelwood
Hazelwood Dros.
Holstein -Cow, 11. .1. Dinemote ; hull
calf, H A Dinsmore; calf under 17 mos.
J N Iiazelwood.
Grade Cattle -Cow, Jas Moore, Atkin-
son Bros.; 2 year heifer, W Stephen-
son, J Robinson ; 1 year, F Ifamilton,
J N Hazelwood ; calf, A E Soler, J N
Hazelwood ; steer calf, J. N. Hazelwood
1& 2; 2 year steer. 13 Crozier 1& 2;
1. year steer, Jas Moore, J N H•ase/-
wood; fat cow or heifer, Jas Robinson,
Atkinson Bros.; fat etecr, 11 Dawson.
Keith Lee, Judge.
SHEEP.
Oxford Downs -Ram and
James Mountain 1 & 2.
Leicesters-Ram, J Roy ; ram lamb, &
ewe, 3 classes, Jas. IRoy 1 & 2.
Shropshire Downs -Ram 1 year, Wm
Hoy ; ram Iamb and ewe, 3 classes, W
Hoy 1 & 2.
Lincoln. -Aged ram, G Penhale, II A
Dinsmsre ; ram 1 year, G Penhale ;rani
Iamb and ewe 3 classes, G Penhale 1. 2.
Grade -Ewe, G Penhale, J Mountain
ehcarling ewe and ewe Iamb, las. Roy:
fat sheep, J. Roy. G. Penhale.
W H Currelley, Judge.
PIGS.
Yorkshire -Aged boar, W Spatting, G
Burgin ; sow, It Birch, W Sperling : '08
boar, R Birch ; 1903 sow, R Birch, W
Sperling.
Berkshire -Aged boar, Doulgts & Son
W Sparling ; sow, Dawson Bros ; 1908
boar and sow, Dawson Bror. 1 & 2.
Tamworth -A11 classes, 13 Douglas &
Son 1 & 2.
POULTRY
Wyandottcs, W It McLaren 1 & 2 lalrg
&bans, W It IdrLarer: ; Minorcas, W R
McLaren \Y Snarling • wh. Ply. Rooks,
\V R McLaren ; bar:cd Plymouth rocks
N' It McLaren, A Reith ; wh. crested bk.
I'olands, G Bentley 1 & 2 ; dark Math -
Inas, W R McLaren 1 & 2 ; light brat:-
mae, W R McLaren, N Pletcher ; Orphio-
tons, G Jamieson, W R McLaren ; black
Spanish, W It McLaren ; lloudans, Mrs.
all others,
$100 Reward 3100.
The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn
that there is at least one dreaded disease that science
has beenable to cure in all its stages, and that is
Catarrh. dells Catarrh Cure is the only positive
cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being a cnnstitt4ional disease requires a couslitu•
tional treatment. HaII's Catarrh Cure is taken in•
banally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building tip the constitution and assist-
ing nature In doing its work. The proprietors have
so much faith in its curative powers that they offer
One Hundred Dollars for any case that it falls to
cure. Send for list of testimonials.
Address F. J. CiIENEY sit CO., Toledo, 0.
Sold by all Druggists, ;S rents.
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Ilanham. sties McCallum: gala:-. A Reith
W 11 McLaren ; turkeys, Douglas and
son ; geese and ducks, Dougl to & Son
t & 2 : rabbits, W it McLaren ; guhmea
fowl. \V J i'ynn, Jas Roy : white leg -
horns. Douglas & Son : brown legit arils,
\V R McLaren. A Duffield ; Rhode Fel
reds and andalusinas, E Sweltzer 1 & 2.
Chicks of 1908-Wyandottes, W it NL.
Laren 1 & 2 : w!,. Plymouth i•ocks, \\ It
McLaren, G Bentley ; barred Plymouth
rocks, W 11 11t -Laren, G f3enlley ; white
Icghorns, Douglas & Son 1 & 2 ; brawn
leghorns, \V 11 etc Laren, S' Mack : Or-
phingeons, T Jamieson 1 & 2 ; special,
black leghorne, .\ Sweltzer.
Jos. Senior, Judge.
NI A NUFACTURES .1 ND IMPLEMENTS
Tor buggy. cpea hucgy, rubber tire,
Portland cutter, D. NI(arty & Ron
Single piano box cutter, W. Brown: farm
!wagon, Ttuentan Roadhouse: iron beam
plow. Iron harrows, O'Brien Bros.. gang
plow. O'Brien Broe. 1 and 2: turr';r
cutter, O'Brien Bros.
GRAiN AND SEEDS
Fall wheat, M. I3reihour, John Hodge;
fall wheat red, ai. Brethour. J. Hadar':
6-rowcd barley, `t. Brcthour; large oats
St. itrnthout ; common oats, 3. li'ilg•'.
J. N. ifazelwood: large peas. M. Breth-
our : small pea.. J. stodge Si. Dr. t
our , timothy seed, ai. Drethour, J. N.
Hazelwood ; white beans, A. E. Shier, W.
Wiseman: corn, G. Heatley, W. manna;
'sweet corn. A. Slifer, ft. Roes; email tge
corn, ira Marshall, R. Doupe.
GARDEN VEGETABLE*
itural New Yorke-, R. Rose J. Itodtt.':
bread. G Spearlu.
SPEED
2.2" trot ot pace. 11111Y D., Wm. 81...
ens. I tic : Cleopatra, 8. Collins, 2nd : and
Grey Bird. Wm. Lincs, 3rd. In straight
heats.
3.00 trot or pare. Roadntaster, Thos.
Murdock. 1 sl ; The Jap, \Vm. Kuntz. 2nd
Maggie 11.. 0 ilroderick. 3rd . Eva. it.
Birch. 4th; won In three /,eats.
High Jumping horses. Stanley Gr.'en
and Bert Ross, equal. Fed. ifo-per, :L
Lady driver. Miss Carlin. Mins Morgan
Ladies' hitcnL,g aryl driv;ng !mt.
test. Miss Clara Stewart. Miss Thiel.
107, yards opc n r tree J Ledeon, W.
Nethercott, B,. Ilyde.
Two -third mile open, N' Nethercott, 13
Hyde.
Public School contpetI'ion In parading.
drill and chorus. Salem School Bret,
Kirkton &hoof sec., rd.
(LONDON)
India Pale Ale
Prejudiced and unscrupulous vendors may suggest others. bet compare it aay
way you will- purity. freedom from acidity. palatableness-I,abatt's Ale is surpass.
ed by none. equalled by few -at about half the price of best imported brands
Hensall
E. Ronnie has Miss Sinclair presid-
ing in his millinery rooms, and J.
Weismiller has Miss Porter engaged
with him. -The father of Mr. J. Weis -
miller died at Tavistock on Monday of
last week. -Miss Essy McTaggart,
daughter of Nelson McTaggart, was
recently married to Frank Ilyckman
of Chiselhurst. They will reside in
Chiselhurst.-Messrs. Lucbman and
Ellis have returned to the Soo. -Roy
Geiger is learning the drug business
with Dr. Maedi'trmid - Mr. Nicholson
of Blyth died lasb week. His brother-
in-law, A. Johnston attended the fun-
eral, -Misses Margaret and Addle Bell
are visiting in Edunonton.-Fred 'low -
aid has gone to Crediton to take a pos-
ition in the grist mill. -Mrs. McLean
has been taken to Guelph Santarium
owing to nervous trouble. -Lee.
Charlesworth has returned from Pe-
trolea where he sold his livery h►Isi-
ness.-Hurd. McPherson of Salmon
City, Idaho, spent a week with his
parents here. -Mrs. Hall, after a visit
with her mother, Mrs. Y ungbltlt, has
returned to Pittsburg.-Jobn'ten &
Martin is the name of a new butcher
firm in town.
The Shine that Won't Come 011
No Matter -How Hot the Fire -
"Black Knight"
Stove Polish
won't burn off nor turn red. It stands the
hottest fire and stays a bright, shiny black.
Easy to put on, and just a few rubs brings
a brilliant polish.
You should see for yourself how good
"Black Knight" really is
If your dealer does not handle it, send us
his name and loc. for full sized can.
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TEE V. If. DALLET ell. UWTEP, • W111TO5, Dat.
Zit fi111"GE'
The Reci1e-pe "Ladies, here's my recipe
for Apple Custard Pit:: -
'Two eggs, four or five apples, grated, a little
nutmeg; sweetened to taste; one-half pint of new
milk or cream; pour into pastry' -then
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i.:.77/ „e.,4,12
��ir ewe 1...... toil
e Oven
The
Result
"Four- pies- that -don't -last- long."
Four pies and pans of bread can be
baked In a "Pandora" oven at one time.
McClary's
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London, Toronto. Montreal. Winn -peg, Vancouver, St. J.'hn, N.iI , Ilam.:tun,
T. Hawkins & Son, Agents.
!_asap 1 eLii
i i e biggest sc!!cr c r t,n
•••-• !:re in l�'C8, ar 1 un-
et:ah(cdly tr:c succcrs of
the
ditestil,:e. 64 to the
pound. Lcu mi • Co
mistalte %..!/ n yuJ Luy
Lea, icer