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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1910-05-05, Page 5The Molsons Bank Incorporated 183.5 Capital (paid up) - $3,500,000 Rest Fund - - - 53,850,000 Has 72 Branches in Canada, and Agents and Correspondents in all the Principal Cities in the World. A OEat RAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT at all Branches. Interest allowed at highest current tate. ▪ EXETER BRANCH Agents at Exeter for the Dominion Government. DICKSON et CARLINO, Solicitors. N. D. HL RDON, Manager, BEEN GOOD FOR FORTY YEARS HYPOPHOSPHITES • WHAT •IT ROOD FOR As a general System Tonic In Nervous Affections In Convalescence from illness In Bronchitis, Coughs and affecti',ns of the lungs. In general where evitality energy and appetite are di- minished. Only make sure of the quality of your Hypophospbites. Nyal's name on it is a sure guarantee. Nyal's Nutritive Hypephospbites is of the highest quality and a lig bottle for $1.00. Don't trifle with doubtful gooda,you can be sure of Nyal's. We know just what it contains. W. s llOEY, Pllj.O. Chemist and Optician EXETER Phone 50 The infant son of Goo. Smith of 2nd con.. Bosanquet, died recently from tile effects of burns. The little fellows clothes caught on fire from a bon fire and before the flames could be extin- guished he was fatally burned. dying in five hours. 1-1444-1-2-4-11-14-1-H-114444-1-144.14 PIANOS To Rent $2 Per month & up Six months' rent al- lowed on the pur- chase price of a new in- strument. 8. MARTIN &SON Exeter's Leading lluac,il Emporium Then are n3tedfor the quaiit, of their goods. 4'1"f++++I'-H44-I••tl-!N•14f-I.11.4-1f + "urns_ 11•411.ala�AU& 4 Manure Litters Beatty Bros.' Feed and Litter Carriers 110 Overbead Conveyors. IP Beatty Bros.' Steel Stalls & Stanchions can be installed as cheap as lumber and last forever. Beatty Bros.' Load Binder These three things are great labor -savers for fanners and ne- cessities on a fartn. For sale by Wm. Gillespie, Exeter PUONB 51 Lwav-wawaw4f� . Choice Stock To Breed From nOII. 4rt.tI.I. 9J1, is it fi.,' s'ecl grey Imported perr heron. w1'ti an excellent pedigree and breeding record. Monday leaves his own stable to Silas Broken - shire's lot noon. to August 11111's 1111 \Vednr•-day ntornii,g. Wednesday to \V. E. Morgan's and Centralia Hotel. Thur, day to Wm. Coates' and ('omercial Iio- tcl. Eseter, Fi iday to I'cter Munn's, to his ow h stable till Monday.- W. 11. BENDER, Prop. a,.d manager. Zurich. THOMAS CAItLYLE, 13979. Is a pure bred imported Clydesdale, 4 years old, a sure !smear'. turnnig the best of sto, k. i.n.1 has a fine pedigree. Ile will remal•h at his own stable, (Jrntralla. ex. cept Wednesday when ile goes to Josh Itarding's Usborne, for noon.- ItASK- ERVILI.I; AND IIANDFORD. Propt1 t crop, ('. 1i.IIASKERV1LLE. Manager. SOUTHPORT. 2c1041, :347, Is a ;ele- prated imported Y.,ire. welt proportion- ed. of unexcelled pedigree and sure breeded. Ills stock ham won many priz- eses. Ile will remain at his own stable. CT,diton, this season. -JAMEY COCK- WiLL. Proprietor and Manager. JARDiNIER, 47511, Is a beautiful black Percheron, Imported from France. He has the blood of the best horses In him. while he. Is a sure foal getter and his stock has proved excellent. Monday leaves home at Zurich to 11. Baker's, to Shlpka. Tuesday to X. Mey- ers, to ------. Wednesday to John I{ey's, 9r.. to It. T,apte's. Thursday hoar'. Frlday to John )corner's. to It. I't11.'!. Saturday home,-ZURICI1 SYN- DICATE. Prop.; JOHN IiEY. JR., Man, LORD HO\\'ATSON. 11406. 10703, a pure bled imported Clydesdale. of excel- lent pedigree or, both sides. and well- known as a good stock getter. Monday leaves his own stable at Maguire to Pat itoyle's. to Ilugh Caarrot's. Tues- day to 11. Coates'. to G. Frayne's. Wed- nesday to John Kerslake's. to Herman Oestreicher's. Thursday to Arthur Frod's to Wm. Hill's. Friday to Jos. Gualnan's to Win. Ali:so Ca. Saturdty to his home. -T. W. HOt)(MON. Bop., 9. 13ASKERViLLE. Manager. KING O'GOWRIE, 14207, is an im- ported Clydesdale stallion of chotce ped- digree and 'excellent build. Monday leavers home at Crediton, to Wm. lfodg- ins', to Mt. Carmel; Tuesday to Thos. Mawhinney',, to home: Wednesday- to Join Rollins, to home; Thursday to Sam. Jory's, to Paul Coates': Friday to Jonas Sims. to home. -ELI KiNG, Proprietor and Manager, Crediton. COLLEGE CI -ICM. 17,553. is a pure bred Shire stallion. first-class pedigree and well known in this district as a choice foal -getter. Monday noon leaves !tome. Dashwood, and goes to Shlpka Tuesday to D. Allen's and Grand Bend. Wednesday to Jos. Hickey's and Caor- I,lt. Thursday to John Dreen's and Mt. Carmel. Frlday to Khiva and home. WILLIS & GUENTHER, Dashwood. Pro praetors: Wm. Willis. manager. PEARL GIFT, 13645, Vol. 29, is a pure-bred Imported Clydesdale, of fine style, excellent pedigree, and turns ex- --talent stock. Monday leaves home at Kirkton, to John Duncan's and Farqu- har. Tuesday to Hugh Berry's and to Richard Lingard's, Blau shard. Wednes day to \Vat. Brook's and Granton. Thursday to D. Paynter', and home. Friday to W. Ilollingahead'n and James Robinson's. Saturday home. - JOHN HANNA. Proprietor *Manager. Kirkton NON P \ROLE. 34617. Is one of the b•st trotting stallions In the country. Hv has a very choice pedigree and has 'a reputation that needs no comment. Monday leaves home at Dashwood ar.d :go±s to Crediton and Eseter. Tuesday 10 Geo. Moir', and Norman Jarrott's. :Wednesday to Zurich and home. Thurs- day to Robert Campbell's and Grand Bend. Friday to John Eagleson's and Corhrtt. Satuiday to Khiva and home. WILLIS & GUENT1IEi1. Daehwoo:f. Pro pra tore. Frank Case. manager. SEVERN I(AEIitRN, 19120. Is an int ported Shire stal;Io:i of fine build and •tyle, with choice pedigree and won many prizes Li the Old Land. Monday he goes to Melville Gould's and John Otte's. Tuesday home. %S.dneeday to Silas Ytanlake's and Samuel Beavcr'q. Thursday to Khiva and henry Smith's. Friday to John Orontlsh's and Levi Stahl's. Saturday to his own stable. SAMUEL PRESZCATOR, Lot 18, eon. :1, Stephen. Proprietor and Manager. CLAN MACG1REGOR, 5360. 10529. In a purebred Imported Clydesdale. Ile has proven himself to b+ a great stork home and has an excellent pedigree. On Monday leaves his own stable at Clan- deboye to M. Cunningham'', and Thos. .Egg:t'v. "Tuesday to J. Morgan's and David Ashwdrth's. Wednesday to T. Morkin's and home Thursday to It. Flynn's. Jr.. and T. Hedging'. Friday to Alto -rt Mltchell't and Jas. Handford', Ysturday to John Simpson's and home. JAY. IiANDFORD. A. d W. )icWiLL- IAMY. Proprietors: S. G. Lamport, Mao LORD SHARP 11411. is a pure-hred imported Clydesdale of good p'digree and well-known ite a fine hors? to breed from. Mo:,day will leave his own stable. Cost. 9. Usborne. to Sid. And- rewe. and Centralia. Tuesday to ---- and Morgen Dirkeon's. Wednesday to I'at Itoyte'.s and Clandcboye. Thters- div tol.wa-t R J. McLaugtrllo's. Friday to Denass Hei:aan's and T. ]fora'y's. 9a.0 fifty home.-GEO. COWARD. Pro- p.:etor and Ma•iager, TIIE JO'. :991. is a stands d -fired E.Tao zoneer Whites ttotitng stallion. sal wi'1 stand for nitres this season at ,..1 OA'.1 stable, Exet$-. Terms 110. - WILLIAM KUNTZ. Prop. ZURICH MIND •NIMENI., Mr. and Mrs. John Laporte of Stable Line are visithtg with relatives In Stratford, London and Chatham. -Mr. A. D. Giachkt has again been stationed here. Thia will stake a five year terns which is the limit allowed by the Evan- gelical Conference. -Mrs. Gordon of Cleveland 1s In town visiting her mother Mrs. Schuettler, who is quite 111. Death -Death nits again removed a promising young ratan formerly of Zur- ich, in the person of Alfred E. Faust. eldest Bon of Mr, D. S. Faust, at Lew- iaton. Idaho, or, April 21st. as the re- sult of an operation. He left here 13 years ago for the gold fields of Alaska where he rained for some time and then settled Washington State,whore he remained for six years. Ile return- ed to Ills home 1n Zurich on the 29th of June, 1904, remaining for one year On June 28th, 1905, he left his home for the last time, and after travelling all through the states of Washington and Oregon, he finally located at Lew- inton. Idaho. Ile leaves, besides his Young widow In Lewiston: his father Mr. D. S. Faust, and one brother, Mr. Samuel E. Faust, both of Zurich, two 'later,, Mrs. Win. Finkbeitter of Mil- i.irton and Mrs. Win. Roffman of this town, and a host of parsoaat friend's who deeply mourn his loss. IIENSALL W. Fulton of tendon spent a few days In town last week. -Sant Cook:- is home from the Western Medical College at London. -Ernie Stacey spent part o f last week at home, and left Thu3-eday for Saskatoon, where he has secured .e situttion.-Miss Jessie Ifobklrk has gone to reside with her parents in Sea - forth. She had been keeping house fur her grandfather, W. Bell. Mr. Bell's 3lughter, Mrs. Taylor. of Exeter will now reside with Itiin.-Tic grocery stock of Mrs. Wm. \(cCloy was destroyed by fire In Toronto last week. She and her two daughters had a narrow escape. - Two farrier.' were fined last week for allowing their dogs to go unmuzzled. The fine was $5 audconts.-Mrs. J. El- lis has purehas:d Mrs. J. C Stonentan's sidence and will take poseess'on the fall. Mrs. Stoneman will go to Tom- onto oronto to reside as her eons intend er:- tering the univeretty.-Our new bald leader is getting along well and tmi. boys are practising hard. -On Monday Hensall again came In the 'wet" class after three years of Local Option. W. Perkins' hotel was opened for business and the second hotel Is now in the ourse of construction. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA TUCKERSMITII.-It was a surprise and a shock to many to learn of tt.c death of Mr. John McCloy, of the 7..11 con.. on 'Monday morning. It appears that on.-Frlday Mr. McCtoy was work- ing about the farm and in attempting to Wee a wheelbarrow load of stones he seriously ruptured himself. The phy- ,tctans could give him no relief, and an operation was deemed necessary, but was not successful, and he passed away Deceased who was 64 years of age, rant^ from Ireland to Turkeremfth Tp in 1949, residing here ever shire. \VINGHAM.-In the last issue of a local paper the following Item appear- ed referring to Whitechurch a little village on the boundary between Huron and Bruce Counties, six miles front this place. -'A shootitig affair has Just taken place here in which a dozer, ix:, armed with firearms, proceeded to per- forate the doors, windows. acrd walls of Mrs. Moore's residence with bullets, several of which passed over her shoul- dera as she looked out of the window to see what was the cause of the up- rising." The sequel 1s yet to come. and a prosecution will likely follow. --: M 1.O -N .\ Relieves Stomach Misery Almost Im- mediately. if the food you ate at your last steal did not digest, but laid for a long tittle like lead on your stomach. then you have tndigesheri and quirk action should he taken. (1f course there arc ma iy other syrup - tome of 1nd4;emlloi, such as belching up of sour food, heartburn, dizziness, 'shortness of breath and foul breath. ant if you have any of them, tybur stom- ach is out of order and should be cor- rected. ted. MI -0 -ha tablets stave cured t housands of cases of tndigestio:t and stomach trouble. if you have any stomach dis- tress. Mt-o-na will relieve instantly. 11ut M1 -o -11a unlike ,Host so-called dy s- p'psla remedies. does more than relieve, tt permane:,tly cures dypepsia or any • tontae;t trouble by putting energy and strength it.to tine walls of the stomack where the gastrlr tutees are produced A large box of Mi-o-na tablets costs but Set cents at W. Y. r'ole's and are ;u er.e:tteeel to cure or stoney hark. When others fail Mi-o-na cures. It Is t producer of flesh when the body Is thin, 1' cletives the slOmaeh ani towels purities the blood and makes rich red blood. (/,arM 'P RAW 04W CURES CATARRH; ASTHMA Bronchitis, Croup. Coughs and Colds, or honey back. Sold and guaranteed by W. S. i L.E, EYIIITBR A WINDSOR LADY'$ APPEAL To All Women : I will send free, with full instructions. my etome treat• Meat which positively cures Leucorr- ham, I'Iceratfon, Displacements, Fall- ing of the Womb, Painful or Irregular Periods, Uterine and r1varinn Tumors or growths, also Iiot Flashes, Nery ousness, Melancholy, I'nins in the Head, Back, ilowelq, Kidney and madder troubles where caused by weakness peculiar to our sex. You can continue treatment at home at a cost of only *hunt 12 cents a week. My book, " Woman's Own Medical Adviser," also sent free on request. write tn•(Iav Address Mr. M. Sum - niers, Ilex S4o Windsor, Ootj riTEI'HEN COCNCIL. The Council convened in town Hall, Creditoo, Monday. May 2nd, at 1 p.m. All present. Minutes of previous meet- ing read and adopted. Anderson - Yearley -that By -Law No. 163, being a By -Law to appoint Pathtnasters, Poundkeepers and Feuceviewers, hav- ing been read three time,, be passed and signed by the Reeve and Clerk and the Seal of the Corporation at- tached thereto. -Carried. Anderson - Wuerth-that the Clerk notify the Township of McGillivray that this Council refuses to pay the costs of con- struction and inspection of the Pollock Award Drain. -Carried. Love--An- der-on--that the Township Court of Revision of the Assessment Roll, he held in the Town Hall,:Crediton, on 'I'hutajay, May 28th, at 10 a.m. to hear and determine the appeals which may be made against the Assessment Itult.-C'atried. Yearlev--Wuerth-- that the resolution passed on January 10th, 1010, appointing inspectors to enforce the provisions of By -Law No. 157 to prohibit certain animals from trespassing oe the highway be amend- ed by striking out the nawe of Thos. Mawhinney (resigned) and substitut- ing the name of John Lawson. -Car- ried. The following orders were pass- ed: (leo Hirtzel, brick hats and draw- ing on 3rn s.r., $15.20; Frank Schnei- der, rep. bridges and teaming, $14.50; M Finkbeiner, elm plank, $9.50; Alex. Neeb, rep. bridges, Con. 12, $1.50; Jno English, burying dog, 50c., R Carroll, rep. Ford's bridge, $1; T Morrisey, re- fund of statute labor, $1.50; Wain Brown, cement culvert, $8; .1 E Hod- gins, rep, creek, $2, Win. Lovie, rep culvert, $2.50; I Besterd, do.. $3; J R Essery, do., $1; H Besterd, do., Con. 19. $1.50: W Nichols, rep Sutton's bridge, $4; W Dis'ardine, et al, con- crete culvert, $8, 31 Hodgins, drawing tile, *12. Council adjourned till May 26th, at 10 a.m. Gravel contracta will be let et 2 p.m. -H. Eilber, Clerk. W 3NCHELSEA The following is the report of the examination held in S.S. No. 8, Us- hurne, during the month of April. En- trance Claes, total 300. -Emma Hey- wood, 249. Sr. IV., total 220 -Edward Kellet 182, Inez Creery, 179, Earl Cow- ard 185. Jr, IV., total 280. -Eric Cow- ard 190. Sr. III.. total 140. -Dia Cor- nish 127; Inia Heywood 124, Gordon Duncan 12'3, Lloyd Johns 119, May Clark 104, Harwick Cornish 96. Sr. i1., total 280. --Myrtle Washburn 268. Lewis Cornish 160, Vera Hevwood 140, Mervyn Wile•n 28. Jr. II., total 200. Viola Bell 170, Willie Routly 158, Fran- ces Heywood 117, Gordon Delbridge 111, Alden Creery 29, Part II., total 150. -Lorena Johns 1211, Mervyn Cantm 120, Geo. Johns 1'1.2, Percy Coward 117 May Heywood 118: Mac Cornish 82. Alvin Andrews 81, Kenneth Reeder 55, Wesley Heywood 28. Jessie A. Hamilton, Teacher SCiHOOL JIEPORTS The following is a correct report of 8.8. No. 3, Stephen, for April. IV. - CI Parsons, A Willis. W Hogartb, R Parsons, J Willis, M Willis. Sr. III. - L Sanders, C Stanlake, C Triebner, L Shroeder. Jr. III. -H Shroeder, C Parsons, L Sanders, T Willis. Sr. Ii. H Preszcator, L Shroeder, P Sanders, M Triebner, V. Preszcator, V. Box, L. Hill. Jr. IL -A Shapton, R Parsons, E Hogarth. Sr. Pt. I -E Stanlake, E Preszcator. Jr. Pt. I, -G Shroeder; V Hogarth. Pt. i, -C Willis, E Preez- cator, L Parsons, NSanders, Wm. L. Triebner. teacher. The following is the correct report of S.S. No. 4, Osborne, for April. Sr, i V. -T Coats, C May. A Skinner, A Hunter, V Coates, L Coates, L Hard- ing. Jr. IV. -M May, G Skinner, I Ford. Sr. III. -V Pincombe C. Hun- ter, 0 Thomson. H Thomann, 11 Hun- ter. F Coates, R Webber, V Hicks. Jr. Ii1.-Will Thomson, 11 Coats, A Ford. Jr. Ii. -V Hicks, C Davit, A Harding, M Skinner. Sr, I. -V Coates Pt, I. -E Webber, E Thomson. No. on roll 28, average 26. Harold F. Swann, Teacher. Following is the report of S. S. No. 1. Usborne, for April. Marks denote percentage obtained at examinations dur iter the month. --V., John Strang 78. G Illatchford, G. Oke. Sr. 1V., T. Dougal 611, J. Dougal rig. E. Bell, R. 'White. Ir. IV.. W. Dougal 93, W. Strang 92, E. Harvey 70. 0 itowc;lffe 64. Sr. Ill., r'. Harris 69. F'.Nell 65, G. Moir 60, It. Dick, If. Neil. Jr. Ill., E. Rowcltffe 87. M. Strang 79, J. Dougal 76, F. Garrott 76, M. Dew 70, V, Bell 65, J. Git•b, K. Sanders. Sr. 11.. 1. Mitchell too, A. Dick 70, C ;Moir 65./L.mOke 611. Sr. L. C. Neil, R. Moir. NE .Dougal. Jr. 1.. I. Moir. A. Strang. E. Mitchell, T. Dougal. P. Harris. No on roll :15 ; av- ertage. attendance 31.-W. B. Itydall. tcarher. HAY -Mise Sara J. Stewart. Reacher of S. 8, No. 3. flay, has resigned her position and gone on an extended tour. through Europe with relatives. R. El Jamieson of Clyde has take:, charge of 'hc sehool. CLINTON-Monday of last week a quiet wedding look place at the Wesley c'hurrh parsonage when Rev. Jolilffe un - :ted in marriage Miss Minnie Weston of Goderleh Towithtp, and Mr. Arch:e Agnew. The happy couple have gone to Detroit. _-` HII31'ERT.-The death occurred in 1111 rhell on April 26th of Alexander Lin- ton. In his 90tn year. Deceased was a resident of this township from 1849 to 1900, when he and cls faintly, mir- ed to Mitchell. Six sons and three daughters aid seventy-five grandchild ren and get 11 itra;td children survive. STAFFA.-Deep regret was felt in our community when It was announced that another of our old pioneers. in the per- s,rn of Mr. Robert Livingstone had de- pirted this life on April 23rd. Deceas- ed had been in declining health but a few weeks, heart failure being the sus^ of his death. Besides a stricken wife he leaves to mourn his loss two daughter', Mrs. D. 11. McDougall. Do - barn, Sask.. Mrs. T. H. McCurdy. and os^ son. John. Staffa. i)eceased was in his 79th year. interment took piaci on Tuesday. the 26th. in Staffa ceme- tery, Rev. Doherty of Herman conduct- ing the service. The late Mr. Living- stone believed Honesty and uprightness h' the best policy. He was a don- sir.ent member of the English churr0. India Pale Ale Brewed from se- lected hops, choice barley malt and pure spring water, with the utotoot .'.are. Bottled at the brewery depots to en,ure proper handling. That is why Labatt'-. .\'e is equal to the fin- est, surpassed by none, though it costs consumers only about half as much as imported goods. IIIBBEIIT-Mr. John Pinder lost two cattle lately, and he tears that hydro- phobia was the cause of their death. They acted very strangely and suffered terribly. The first to show signs of trouble was attended by a veterinary, who said there was no evidence of rab- ies. Not being satisfied with itis Wag - posits of the case. he secured Dr. Mur- ray of Dublin for the second animal and he gave as his opinion that the beast dled front rabies, and the head was sent to Ottawa to be analyzed, and a report thereon is expected daily. Mr. Plttger thinks they may have been bit- ten by Ills own dog, which acted sus- piclously and was shot some months ago. CLINTON-On Tuesday afternoon. Ap- i ell 26, a quiet wedding took place at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Forrester, when their daughter. Amnio Aguas. was united in marriage to Mr. G. D. C'ttdley of Owen Sound. Mr. and Xtra. (Ridley left on three trait for New York and the Southern State', the bride travelling in a dress of Cbpen- hagen blue and blue hat. On their re- turn they will reside In Owen Sound. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTOR I A • • ••• • •O (LL) 00 0 0 4 • Q 0 • 4 • cl 0 • • • •• 8 Months For 35c Don't Moo Tbls Opportunity The Weekly Mali an Einpire (Twenty-four pages) is the very best value to any farmer of all the $1.00 a year weeklies. flews Section (8 Pages) All the latest world's news. Agricultural Section (8 Pages) Worth many times the price to any farmer, gardener. fruit -grower, dairyman or poultry raiser. Magazine Section (8 Pages) More good family reading than In any other weekly at the price. Entertaining and instructive. No farmer who has read The Weekly Mall and Em- pire would be without it for four times the price, *1.00 for 12 months. Now to prove to you the valve of chis Greatest of Family Weekly Newspapers, and to secure your nett year's subscription. we are making this Wonderful Offer To anyone not now a subscriber to THE WEEKLY MAIL AND EMPIRE wye will send the paper, poet -paid, for the balance of the year, or to Dec. 31, 1910, for :35 cents. Send your name and post -office aildre-ri with 35 cents to The Weekly Mail and Empire Toronto, Ont. Sample Copy Free on Application • • • • • •0 •00 0 • O 4 • •4 0 • • • • • • ia0C4 000400000004.040e0000Q Sour Stomach and Heartburn ? LITTLE DIGESTERS CURE OR TOUR MONET BACK At all Druggists or direct from COLEMAN MEDICINE CO., Toroete 2Se.aBox. • See that Your Flour is Sound and Dry Then, Madam, the cookbook says : Sift Your Flour, Do YOU know the story the Sifter tells To beworly of flour that's soft and sticky, coming out of the sack with difficulty ; flour that's lumpy, musty. woolly, soft ; flour that sifts quite sluggishly. 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And when the dough is done, it's wonderfully .fight and silky. • Of course. Mada-t flour like ai. goof '.00dstiffs) must contain .Jerre rho's- ture, But the. e's Minimum and Mame'''. you know. And when the motsturedan- ger mark la crossed say 13% then look out for molds and bacteria, for bad odors, musty, unwholesome, un- sound flour that wont keep. Lou: that makes "runny" dough and bad tempers. Yet FIVE ROSES. Madam. has a clean bill of health. Ground from the pe.rnp. we : Med Red Fife kertens sun ripened on the sun kissed western p -a • es Male from screndest wheat n the best way. paced right, fully dried stored ;n wee' ventilated sunny warehouses. ah,ppsl r ght. And ft's guaranteed wrbreode.. Why don't YOU use FiVE ROSES. LAU M tint 8I8$ MIAS tttf., lleRTttlttt (P)