HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1927-03-31, Page 31 ' Heaven -from all cl eaturet. hides
!the book of Fate,
It is much easier to be, critical
'than to be correct,
Fickleness is the 'source of
misfortune that threatens its,
.t
Creation is great, and cannot be
understood,'
S a a
He -Hey, you, I'm not crazy!
, She ---Well, if you're not, you are
fooling a lot of people,
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The doctor ordered Tom to take
one pill three times a day. He says
he can't figure it out..
"I've been taught to say what I
think," •
"Nd wonder you've been' quiet all
evening!"
"My boss is so tight," said the fair
etenog, that if I „come ir(late he
docks me and if I come in early he
charges me rent."
She was only a satchel -maker's
daughter, but she new e er
v y grip.
very
A-Ltot of "wanted'Invontlom" and Pull
IntormoHon Sunt. Eno on ,Boniest.
The Ramsay CO. °yfttm.t
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AI..,Iyo+PLimlr.d.Inlre,htea,rrsl
Y •ssir,.'',I min In the best -of fair! -
a'
s s the l i<7 .lose
to't e'�r
_ h fist of the
"I never want tc.see-a bat again,"
said the convict asl they let him out
of prison.
"Did you say you wanted a pair of
socks?" queried the salesgirl as she
masted the fresh customer' in the eye.
Extract from -.evening paper -A
dollar was fobnd in the belly of a
herring sought to -day off the coast
of South Africa.
And the morning's paper said -The
Scottish :fishing > fleet left for South
Africa during the night.
Cleo -Yes, while cutting' any hair
the barber kissed. me!
'Bella -Terrible!'' What aro you
Being` to do about it?
Cleo -Well, you know, my hair
grows awfully fast,
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Some husbands have a den, while
others gowl all over the house,
"A little goes a long way," shouted
the giraffe, as he swallowed a tiny
grape.
No, Osiyald, all that ,glitters is not
gold; just take a look at your father's
trouser's seat.
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' A negro stoker was crossing the
Atlantic for the first time, One day,
when hecame up on deck to get a
breath of air, he looked out over the
broad expanse of water with no ob-
ject in sight, and said in disgruntled,
tones:
"Cosh, we is right whar we was etre
time yistaday!"
* *
"Well, sah,"•said Sambo after being
asked what kind of chickens he pr
ferred, "all ,kinds- has dere merits.
Di white ones is de easiest to find in
de dark; but de black ones is de
easiest to hide after you get 'em."
Badly digested. food, acidity of the stomach, and
stttggish liver cause headaches. Seigel's Syrup
will remove these causes. Any drug store.
High School Boards and Boards of Education'
Are authorized by law to establish
INDUSTRIAL, TECHNICAL AND
ART SCHooLs
With the approval of the Minister of Education.
DAY AND EVENING 'CLASSES
may be conducted in accordance with. the regulations Issued
b
the Department of Education. $
THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL INSTRUCTION
is ,given in various trades. The schools and classes aro under the
direction of AN ADVISORY COMMi7TE,
Application for attendance should be made to the Principal of ,tba
school,
COMMERCIAL
MANUAL TRAINING,
SCENCE AND AGRICULTURE AC HORTICULTURE
kir'In the Courses of Study In Public, Separate, Continuation and High
SehoolCopies of thee Regulatioate nstl sued by` theiSchools Ministel• andf Education may be
obtained from the Deputy Minister, Parliament Buildings, Toronto.
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' Health Broken—Lost 66 lbs.,
Now 1l, Won Back 82 lbs.
Ottawa merchant, formerly city officer, rundown by
kidney trouble. Wasted from 201 to 135 lbs.
Tanlac restored robust health; now
weighs 217 lbs, antl feels fine
,Philias Sequin's grocery at 285 St.
Patrick St., is well known in Ottawa.'
Mr. Sequin was formerly a polis°
officer. When ill-health•senied hlm•he
lost weight rapidly. t•T had kidney
trouble for 6 years," be tells, "and
was given up as a hopeless case. Many
_Aimee, from 'Sher weakness, I have
fallen where I Stood, and had to be
helped to nay feet.
Pains racked my entire system;
especially lily hack, which felt like
splitting. Needlese;to say I cold
neither eat nor sleep normally. Weak
spells and nervousness would leave
one trembling all over. I faded sway
from 201 to lab lbs., and tried endless
treatments and remedies in those 6.
years without result. I ' , ,•�. s r
"I had begun to despair, and when Now I weigh 217' lbs., eat and sleep
t friend advised Tanlac I was skep- like a healthy boy, and feel like a
hi Hest one month's regular use of different man altogether.".
,?his wonderful medicine convinced If neglect or overwork are taking
I ie that I was on the road to health, tell of your health, tryfi'anlac. It is I kept on taking Tanlao and to my nature's own tonic made from roots,
delight and surprise it made mea new parks and herbs. Your druggist has
tins in a surprisingly short time, it Over bZ ,Inion bottles Sad•
•
Heads Engineering Alumni
The appointment of J. M. R. Ftiir-
bairn to the psestrleney of the En-
gineering Alumni Association of the
University of Toronto Its one I1hat will
meet with approval 1n all parts of the
Dominion. The memnbensiof'the alumni
association of this untrersit.y, which is
the largest in Canada, etre to be found
in almost every city and town through-
out the "country, -sot only in Ontario,
where the. Univieriity is situated, ,but
in both the western and -eastern pro-
vinces of the Dominion. The new
president wee elected to the post'', of
honor at the annual meeting of the
Association in Toronto recently, at
wirtoh one of the "prominent speakers
was Sir Robert Falconer, President of
the University of Toronto.
Mai. Pak..airn is at present a resi-
dent of Rlontreai, and since his gradua-
tion from the engineering classes of
the
University, bias been actively en-
gaged as chief engineer With the Cana-
dian Pacific Railway Company. He
was a well-known and popular debuSar
in all departments of 'the University
and as president of the .Association,
Iuerade an organization - with which
many prominent Canadians ee'e-•nfNii-
ated,
'Wales' Great 'bay.
Patriotic Welshmen decorated their
rnantleplecek with the leek_on March
1, for this plant is the emblem of their
Saint, whose feast falls on that day.
No one is quite sure why the leek
was adopted as the -emblem of Wales,
but Its is believed that before a battle
with the English, St....David orKdered.
the Welsh to wear leeks, in their hats,
so that they Might,ife distinguished
from their foes.'
Although the patron saint of 'Armes,
St. David's memory plias always honor-
ed far England, • Henry VII. used to
give away two pounds to Welshffrelr
on St. David's Day, while until the ad-
vent of .the Hanoverian line, kings of
England always wore the leek on this
day.
St. David was the Won of a Prince of
Cardiganshire, and after receiving his
education is Menevia, he founded a
convent with very rigorous disctf5line
in the Vale of Rhos. St, David event-
ually became Primate of Wales, anti
was. buried in the Cathedral at htene-
via--Chow called St. Davide
Dickens.
Yes, he had many grave faults.
So had Sit Walter and the good
Dumas; ,so, to be candid, did Shake-
speare himself- Shakespeare, the
king of poets. -To myself he- is al-
ways the man of his unrivaled alyd
enchanting letters -is always an in-
carnation generous and abundant
gaiety, a type of beneficent earnest-
ness„ a great expression of . intellec-
tual vigor and "emotional vivacity. I
love to reflect ,that even as he
was the inspiration of my boyhood.
so is he the delight of my middle
age. I love to think that while Eng-
lish literature endures he will be re-
membered as one who loved his fel-
los-glen, and did more to snake
thorn happy and amiable than any
other writer of his time. -W, D.
Henley, in "Views and' Reviews."
"c # ,,CARETS" FOR
YOUR BOWELS �F
HEADACHY, SICK
To -night! Clean your bowels
and end Headaches, Colds,
Sour Stomach
Get a 10 -cent box,
Put ,aside - just once - the Salts
Nils,' Castor Oil or Purgative' Waiteas
which merely force a passageway
through the bowels, but do not thor-
oughly cleanse, freshen and purity
these drainage organfs•, and have no
effect'whatevar upon the liver and
stomach.
Hesp your "insides" pure and fresh
wattle Cascaa'ete, which thoroughly
Cleanse the sltoanacil, i'senove the undi-
gested, solar food and foul gases, take
the excess bile from the hirer and BIB,
1'y out of the system all the coustl-
'pittedwaste matter and Poisons in the
bowie's.
A' Cascara to -night will Brake you
feel guest by morning. ' They- work
while you t:seep-never gripe, stfken,
and' cost Only 10 cents' a box from your.
druggist. Millions of men and women
take a C5s_oaa'e,t now and Viten and
never . have- Headache Idll?oatenese,
Severe Colds, Indigest'ion Sour Stom-
ach of Constipated Bowels. Cascaretp..
belong in every ,housiehoiid. Ciaidren
just love to. take them,
Burled Cities.
Buried cities which are being,un-
covered in Iind'ia, prove that there
nuts
a. mighty empire in that country 2,500
years age. These cities had been butit
ole top of ono ariotne,•,::
To -day is your day and mine; the
only one we have; the day in which
we play our part. What our part
may signify in the great world we
may not understand, hut we are here
to, play it, and now is our time,
David Starr. Jti'dan,
ean' Minard'e Liniment ',s the stable.
(,I -tering Seed.
L'o-d ty 'Christopher and
mod
I e'.ot
out 'seed orders, Delightful task
An; .Old Cameo:
it Within ar, oval of unshaded blue
! 'i'he figure of a dancing nymph is seen,
to be undertaken, only when moo
and o4nportuaiity are precis. sly sigh
One must have plenty of time, wit
no least senseof pressure Or hurry
one must have a tranquil, optdmisti
mind. For the natter of that, ,th
Need catalogues take cams of the lat
ter ,trait -almost too well to the en
dangoring of .the tranquility. Fe
how can one 'possess oneself In un
(listracted serenity syhon two hon
died sen'rat, finds of flowers and
vegetables are recommended as , jus
what one's gadder,. needs? This year, lin the interests- of
less' busy summer than last year's et
the year-before's Christopher and I
took pains to remind'' each othe
of certain disappointments. Aretotais
grandis, hopefully sown for several
seasons, has never'done well with
us. Stock and snapdragon ought to
be started in the house, and we have
not had very good luck with: that.
method. Marigolds tend' to break: at
the neck; calendulas are more satis-
factory, though they have not such a
nice name, - We must' not plant too
many squashes or string beans; last
year we:had to throw quantities
away. Let us by all means make
this a season of reserve and limita-
tion; let us confine. ourselves to a
few plants we 'can trust. , .
There is something cosmically in-
evitable about the exuberance of the
seed catalogues. It was too, much
for Christopher and me. In no time
at , all, we were rending out loud to
each 'other antiphonally. "'No gar-
den ought to be without this charm-
ing plant.' Let's try it!" "'This
noble melon - I'll ' oertttinly have
to have that." Considerations of
drought or deluge, weeds, cut -worms,
blight aphids, , all were
forgotten. gotten...:
On the whole, we have come out
pretty well with our list this year.
It is composed exclusively of seeds
which are to be."sown in the open
ground when all danger from frost is
over" (as if one"could evep fix that
date in Ontario) and which have an
established reputation for prosperity.
Select Color for Home's EXterlor
d Moving with Daeasnred step and air
t. � sereno
h' In some enthralling dance that wood-
, • folic Itneav
c In days'when skies were of a softer
e hue,
- I And forests wore a' more delicious
green
✓ Than scow, And nevermore such shape
and Inion
Behcath the skies shall happy mortals'
view.
t Of' less unearthly grace the forme an
-
% pear -
• The keen frost carves fsom crystal.
• We may bless
The wind of tine that froze this airy
r sprite
To immobility and kept her hero
In all her fragile„glaneizig loveliness
Through these uncomely years fors our
With Much Care.
The selection of an exterior ool'or
scheme requires sober thought, A
goodrule to follow Is, 'goon taste is
always a safer standard than a mere
fad: It outlasts any passing fancy end
le never freakish. Good taste rests on
simplicity.”
int
S Simplicity may n rbe
se:
cured by the use of paint of one color
for the body and a darker Or a lighter
shade of the same -color, or white, for
the trim,
MAKE CARE OF
BABIES EASIER
Stomach ii:feturbanees and consttpa
tion are responsible for much of the
Peevishness O,f'babies &1.h young Clad -
rem 'When the baby is Cross or irrit-
able the mother should not resort to
ee-called soothing mixtures to correct
the trouble, for in themajority of
cases these mixtures shinny drug the
oblltl into air unnatural sleep.' What
is needed is a gentle laxu.tivs that wild
sweeteie tale stomach and regulate the
bowels. Steele a remedy is found in
Baby's Own Tablets. They are easy
to take coal guaranteed. to be entirely
free from opiates and narcotics. Con;
terming them, Mrs. foe. Tousaignant,
Ste. Sopiote, Rue., writes: -"t would.
like all mothers' to know that I feel
there is no other medicine to equal
Baby's Own Tablets. I always, keep a
box in the house and their prompt use
never fails -to restore my little ones
to stealth" The Tablets are sold .by
Medicine dealers or by mail et 25 ets,
a box from The Dr. Williams' Area*
cine• Co., Brockville, Ont.
Only: Natural.
Medidun- Iiel spirit is very slow in
answering the saki'
'Sall right, lady, lee talee yer.time.
Wheii I married her she was a tele-•
phone operator,"
These Will. Come.
There . will corns " soft rains and "the
• smell of the ground,
And . swallows calling With their
shimmering' sound;
And 'frogs in the pools singing at
night,
'And wild plum trees in tremulous
.: white;
Robins will wear Cher: feathery 'fire
Whistling their \whir ie on a low
fence wire..
-Sara Teasdale,
in I-larper's Magazine.
Wino still preserved int the cellars
of a wine -dealer in London dates
back to '11540 and IG31,
Kill warts with Minard's Liniment,
Tony was having, his hs•ro•esal son
christened 'anti be'in'g very t anxious to.
have his name recorded con•.=+eetly on
the 'Wirth certificate, remarked to the
clergyman:
delight, ,
-Antoinette gSclidder:'
A
0ST. HELPLESS
WITHRHE
HMATI
A Nova Scotia Lady Tells How
She Found Relief.
Among the Tedi-kno'Wn residents: of
Nineveh, N:S., ie Mrs. :ltrilhlun Sliver,
who tells for tlwe benefit: pf other suf-
ferers how she found relief from a
severe attack of rheusnetisart.. Mrs.
Silver ,sapsi-"In the early fall of
1928, I contracted a 'cold which dle-
veloped'toito i4 severe atqick of muscu.
lar' ahenumetisn5 In fact, it almost
totally disabled met anti I suffered
Meat agony moat of the time. After
trying to vain to get something to re`
hove me, I decided to take Dr. Whir
llama' Pink Pigs, .which I haat heard
highly recommended. I may say that
the quick relief they afforded• really
surprised mio, and after taking some
six boxes of the pills every twinge of
the rheumatism had gonb, and I inn
now feeling better than I have been
forSOMEyears past. The Mils not
only banished the rheumatism, but
helped me in many other ways:"
Try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for
anaemia, rheumatism, Iseuna[gia, ner-
vousness andstomach trouble. Take
then, as a tonic If you are not in the
best' of physical condition and eu1t4-
'ta,te the resistance that will 'seep you
antiwell s o
strong. Sold by all druggists
or sent by mail at 50 cents a box by
The Dr. Williams' iSlediclne Co., Brock-
ville,
rockville, Ont.
•
"George had thenerve to tell me
I was dumb."
"I-Ith[nk so, too, but I'd never have
the nerve to tell you so."
Mlnerd's Liniment for rheumatism.
•
"Well, ya see—it's like trise. My firsts
boy 'I tells: ya I wants. Neem chr[s'nd
'Tom' and ya plata 'Tomess' ont Neese
paper. Now 1 want dig boy name
'Jack' and no want hewn name 'Jack-
ass'."
URSES
Tie Toronto aotpital far Incurable*, In
at'all,lloh with BallsVen and Allied !Nodal,.
thew' York' CIty. cant It three yearn' Copra
at Trololnr fa young women,having' the
!clued c,uootlon, and dadreur at hamming
nor,,*, this Hofpltnl ha, wanted theeight.
hour tyalam, The 'Pupil, reecho, ' uniforms at
the ethoae. a :aogtiily oaot(anop, ani travellno
n pontes to mrd troth Neat York. For forth..
Information writ. IS. huoaruamWe/L '
Now , packed M Algrminqa
same absyears
IS
ED ROSE * it ANGE
114
• Oatmeal. Classified Advertisements.
Much' has been said for and against A
oatmeal and oatmeal porridge.. The- a5 ,•'tsTCN ntNas '"rT; vajn5 ,''for`
4 NnkaS s,,ycni l o lmll o e"52 -O pod' for
old story; wil1411 beast repetitidir, Dr- `75 pd0 ,hast Pnr yard Ylmm� zeng Co.,*5 aa'i rent
Johnoou cdefilweoaats'ac a grain nasal c w" Toronto.
In E•ngI and for orsanti' in'Scotland'
for men, .The retort was: "And where -
do =--ACTH oLAss.
pots find such bosisies wad such
Certain adverse critics, inch 'au Proal
fessor Melliunby and othemir, object to
oatmeal because it is "deficient. in vital -
mines." The term.vitaanines appears
to have 'become a: peg upon whitch oer-
tain learned foils ere 'hanging a 'pro;.
niseunus:dot of tatters.
We uose!'si+stand the Importance of
vitamslnes5 but we kalaw 'that half a
glees -of milk, a teaspoonful of raw
cabbage,., two teaspoonfuls of.; oeolted
cabbage, a small portion of any other
vegetables, or surae : fruit.: raw or
Cooked, will furialatli Opti the vitamtnes
required tor a day's meals,
Tbe simple old dish of oatmeal or -
ridge, or' other cereals end milk, fur-
nishes excellent fail; but is heavy' -
not light, as Is sometimes, supposed,
When taken in quantities beyond na-
ture's powers of assimilation, it causes
indigesltion with datulenee, due•to Ler
mentation.
T.Teman&sc sir oi,Ass suusaroo•re- Fon.
0.kJJ peaky bonpeoesot beds; pearl, growth, doc0n't
burn/Dant.. 'Delivered 450 mama yard, ,'earl,,,
dPouftryt , maim, Out.
nut L0555'..'StIPPLICo, ----
Levr sLATr:..coeTIM n00pmNta, g2. Eat
L-Ifoueo Paint, 42.x5 000001 noora, wmiufowe,
i route, Flooring, Wallboard,. Thoo,on,i
e or Huily,
Ing,nar,n.. ,urea Catalogue. rrnlndpy Company,
Boa . EsrT, rtnodlton.
FRENCH SELF-TAUGHT.
liBSr. e1s11.1p0 sYsrmeae nuns nnytei:ri,
wVot 'Pronnnaloso,, of avely .word: A per apt
kneeladgo of Cha Ianpaggu' m aarso mamba; Coo1-
proto ,1o5, ed., 50o; abridged Poole ad,,. '20',e'ort
paid, World', Suboarlptiea Aginry-Stood,. P.o, not
al05, »opt. 'N; Montreal, F.D. - - -
br' sums ie,oae 'sibulsys A. 'MAP TO
eatlatlM ,a.lewars, Send for . oar .Barnes*
Cetaloguc: It Wal says you `money. The Itopo*ltury.
10 Nelsen -Street, Toronto,
OMR 1+5051 45 red 00 POx.P5 rN 'snot
• 9 to ..5 1,51,x' lime. Can
WCoach any render sot
ml, Iooeazl+w bow to But Caput.'Welts far -uar-
tlauigre.. w, A._ 'radio,', Se000iead, quip,
One of the -oo i
tuts chat results is flue
"porridge lash";' this maybe cured or
prevented by taking less, porridge and
eating a little fruit raw or in the foamy
of jam.
Mina'rd's-the dependable liniment.
Lose no chance of giving pleasure,
for that is the ceaseless and anony-
mous triumph of a truly loving
spirit. -Henry Drummond.
By atranquil mind I mean nothing
else - than a
'
n mind well ordered. -
Marcus Aurelius.
"Buckley'et
for Throat Health
A nip night and morning relieve°
eoyonese and hoarseness, and pro-
vents more serious developments..
A bottle of Buewey'a-40 Sema ter..
55 cents—is an economical guar-
antee of healthy throats for' the
whole family. Yleesent to take-
9nstaat in action—positive-in re --
lief. All druggists sell it.
W. B. Buckley, Limited, s23
142 Mutual St., Toronto 2
tie L
tht IXTUR.S
Acts like COas --
R
k
n oingle'aip prove, it
PUT STOMACH IN
ORDER AT ONCE
"Pape's Diapepsin" for
Gas, Indigestion or
Sour Stomach
Instantly/ Stomach corrected I You
never feel the slllgthteet distress from
laildgestion or a sour, acid, gassy stom-
ach, aftbr you eat a tablet of "Pape's
Dhotpepsiln." The moment it reaches
the stomach ail sourness, flatulence, I
heartburn gases, palpitation and pain;
dlsappeer. Druggists guarantee each
package to correct digestion at ones. I
End your stomach trouble for few I
cents.
®0231$
Sri se
BAT
Aotuolrad c ett of the.n.rkedeegubtttt1iiettlreuwmer.aw,fn'o,E.
Berldema5-aarwomet.amr
PROVE4IT,EROS-Jo.ett d m mm.
Coorout000 co urine • ,etc rvouRsm�8er
Condi tri. No o0Utraifoae—Ad`rtr
SOI, itSIORIATORIIEEtr T4rc o.O,U,
•( 91 I LETES i
Minard's will limberr up stiff
muscles and sore joints. 'Use
it for a rub down.
Feel Tired When
You Get Up
Tongue coated -head aches -no pep for the day's
work? Then your liver is lazy, your kidneys are not
eliminating the Poisons, from the body. Tour system
needs toning up.
Thousands upon thousands all over the world take
Warner's Safe Kidney and 'Liver Remedy. It corrects
tttleotional troubles and by its tonic add purifying
properties- restores the liver and kidneys to their
normal condition, so you soon feel like yourself again.
Sold by all druggists. Price $1.25 per bottle.
Warner's Safe Remedies Co., Toronto, Ont.
15112===allitiMligfigiMBEggestiiiihMat
TWO
REE \\
Government Pamphlets
You Ought to Have
rat NE tells about beautifying.
ki the :grounds around your
home—the other,how to
get bigger:crsps from the name son.
"Crop Rotation and Soil Mop, -
'Se,,!" - lies, into this matter
fully. Gives best rotations for
dairy farms, misrd farms, and
those farms. apecialiting Mostly in.
grain and clover seeds. Is based on
year's of experience at Dominion
Itsperimental Farms.. Tells hew
test to utilize clay, sandy, and a
peat and muck alibi, .and what to
do with hillsides sad rolling rand•
"Aonsal,Flawors"-Lists the flow-
ers that grow hest in each -locality
across Canada, Notables you to
edict those most suitable toi'our
,district, liv-a details as to color-,
Inge, height, plaiting dotes, etc.
'nitre are ova, five hundred tree
government pamphlets on all -.the
ditteriat branches of farming..'
I Writs for the 1121 hist, FHt ii,
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Proved safe by Millions and prescribed by physicians for
Colds Neuralgia
Pain Neuritis
Headache Lumbago
Toothache Rheum-atis
DOES*NOT AF
THE HEART
A N&NG
Beware of Comsterfeits
There is only one genuine
"ASPIRIN" tablet. If a tab-
let is offered as "ASPIRIN"
and is not stamped with the
"Bayer Cross" --refuse it with
contempt itisnot"ASPIRIN"
at alLf Don't take chances!'
Accept .only ,`Bayer" package
which contains proven directions.
Handy "Bayer", boxes of 12 tablets
Also bottles of 24 and 100 Druggists,
'Anima la the Chad° midi, (rc5istsroir in Canada' of Bayer Manufacture of Motioaaotte
ticldeeter of 5alh•,rlleacitl (Ae tyi sahieylta Acid, "A: S. A."). ' Mille It in well known
. tbatAnotoin rncaua 5 or nrtynafaol area Osolot has public against lmntione,ttra Tablets
of AarW-Company will bo Stamped with their a'enerai trade merle, the ''Buyer Groat." •