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Anoonas.â€"MaIeâ€"Karstedt. Fe- nloâ€"Ku‘stedt, i and 2. Cookers]... W i and 2. Pulletâ€"Karstedt, Dion W, M. letâ€"Gonnor. i and 2. White Plymouth Rockâ€"41.19... Connor. Romaniaâ€"Connor. Cookers] â€"Connor, ! and 2. Palletâ€"Connor, 1 mum. Cookerelâ€"Karstedt. n11; lotâ€"Kat'stedt. Black Spmish.â€"Maleâ€"Mm. J. Inclean. White Lesbom.â€"Maleâ€"Karst£dt, i and 2. FemaIELâ€"«Karstedt, i and 2. CookereIâ€"Karstedt i and 2. Pullovâ€" Kmtodt. i and 2. Barred Root-MalHKarstedL D. Holman. Femaleâ€"Karatedt. i and Oxford.---Aged Ramâ€"A. Harrison. Mead-u. Shearling Ramâ€"Meads. Ram Lambâ€"M93413. Harrison. Agpd Ewe --~Mpads, Harrison. Shearling Ewe ~~VNNIS I and 2. Ewe Lambâ€"M03113 I and 2. Ym'kshnrmâ€"Boorâ€"G. W. 3038. Sow or Barrow of 1923â€"11098. Tamworthâ€"Ross, seven prizes. Game. male-4W. D: Connor; female «Connor; Cockemlâ€"Connor; Pullet ShmpshHunâ€"He-orge Shaml made a clnan sweep in this class and took all llm prizes in all tho 13135808. Loirvstm‘. -Agod Ramâ€"Nicholls. D. McMillan. Shearling Ramâ€"D. McMillan i and ‘2. Ram Lambâ€"Ni- cholls 1 and 2. Aged va-aMcMil- Ian. Nicholls. Sl‘warlinp E\\'0â€"â€".\l(‘- Millnn. Niothnlls. Ewe. I,anlb~«iNich- oils. McMillan. Sheep. Cotswold.» -.\g'ml Ramâ€"J. H. Nich- olls. Ram l.nn1bâ€"â€"+.\'ichnlls. 1 and 2. Aged Kw» «Nicholls i and 2. EWP Lambâ€"Nicholls. mm. .\. McDonald. WAS. \\'at.~'('m. mum flow. for IwM‘ purpose-s «1). Nlrhni, 1, '2 and 3. 2-}1‘. Ho-ifvrml). Nuthnl. .\hemh L’. :nwl .‘i. l-yr. He‘il'o'x' D. .Vu'lml. \V. Mathvl'. 2-}:‘. Shaw [INN-hm, .\loéads,3 and 3. I-yl‘. Nearâ€"Jl‘urkor. Mathvr. 'I’uvker. Stew Cali" diathmx Ho-ifm' Half-- Matlu-r, I and 2. 2â€"3‘! (Hit. and Pokin Drakeâ€"Ramage, Karstedt. notâ€"Km. Mon Drabâ€"Common. Duck.â€" (Eo'llo'l' Donald, GPMHI}; I'PlN' 30H. CO“ .I. MCI .M N]. Mi'lu-mi Sillglo' W l 1mm. sun. Dr. “I". ”H Um -W Kurstm" for Half l»-~|;‘l,v Hzo- rniol. hmvm'o-r. \\'o- :m mfm'Im-ol that tho- m'nml m aHmul- am'o- \\ as amini'urtm'}: although Hui) alum: nnv-Hnrol nt' Hu- lmrham r m- “mu-Ht was .m ”w gmunds. Fullmxu mg is tho» pl'iZw list as furnisbwoi h) Sm'rvmry I’vr'gusun : White Wyandoue.â€"Maleâ€"-an. Kat- Priwvil.» t-‘ael Fair last Friday was. m i-rythin: considered. up to its “Quill gnu-it stal'ulttl‘tl. with the home manufacture-s, dairy and other ladies’ work l'f'wnt’Ultl't'd oven better thin usual. to dairy products especially Prim-x :im l’aiz- t'X(‘t'lS. and this year was no i":i‘¢'[ilat°tl. The grain oxhib it. hmsw'nr. stmwwl the etl‘vcls of tho tom: 'l|'§.|".'.‘ out ilry spi'll of last sum- mi-r. “itilfl :tw roots oxhiliitod wore fully in." littlloll'l'tl por cont. hotter than t? o. .mutot haw hm'n a month earth-:2 T‘s.» \wt tall. whilo coming too tut. ti" ttn- grain crop, has. heon wry ti: :;~tio Hi to tho root croii. ‘ "l'llw ililz wt for U)“ Fair broke? (filiimlfi‘ iii)!» (ill tlu)’ llll‘t'almll'tl l'3lfl.‘ 'r("~il."tl r--.wuing it turnml notiCi-ably to: :o-r aunt about tch o'clock the first pi'l'i'o-pt lltt>‘ snow of lllt' svala‘im toll in this tll‘ll ;<". 'l‘tlv ilo‘wiit'zlll ifozzttmh ml for l!‘ words of trolt‘ an hour and in that tun“ quit“ a wt to” llttt.l,.‘:l l.ht‘ \\.‘:i'm L'rnltml mm?! llli'llt'ol it. “t“ll‘lt' “3" «WM. lum'i'Vi-l'. \\'¢- Itl'!‘ iiit'oriiwt that tho i'rmx'ol In alt-nut", ant-w “as sai'isi'ui-tory. although Hui}; “1':qu Shurthm u “PH-'3 ”’1! 60H All Day, With Snow Toward hen.ng.â€"-Feir Crowd in Attend- Once, and Exhibits Wore Good. REAL FALL WEATHER I». Bull clam-«T. [3 Sliiuh cluw «LGx‘l HHI'M' -'l'lu'ko‘l' .., l-yr. ”MN? 2. Ho‘H‘o'l' Calf- 2| Bull 61qu \V. .l. .\ PAGE SIX Ho-H'o-r 1 Milch ll S’Hx'pnso‘. ~-~.\‘pan ----- U. 3h"- |.. Sullivan. F. Cairns. 2-)‘1'. ul' Filly-«l. H. “'hyto'. Sp. H. \letv. Bl'oml Marv â€"A .\'. 3â€"yl'. (iv-Ming n!“ Marv .\. Spring Ilult.‘ N. NINA-ml. lH-n'm' .IN'. clam: M. 1.3on ln'iwl' M. \\'H- XH'! Ml AT PRICEVILLE FAIR l-Vl :7... 3...? -fim :. $.27 52:1... fix 1. «5:12.. 3.. 72... 2:35.17. ‘C. i... a. wry? :..:..._.i:. .7 .1. 3.; u. 7.2.. :._:.3. 2.. 222...? .4.-.:.. 7.7.2. -IIII!I. :IgI'Il J). .\II°.\IIL IH' \\ '. .l. XII-ads. .\liII-'I .‘II ::I!~ l and L’. H. l'. .HIIII'I'- NII'IIIIS. HI'I- .\II'I hni. H. KaIslI-IH. -.\;.:I~,-I “UHFâ€"\V. Law- Ilalf- -'l‘. P. TlH'kN' l and MW 4.1m I'PlH'I‘. 'l'III’kI-l‘. 2. Femaleâ€"Range, Horses. Cattle. . Duck- '. Karstedt. Pul- Lawrvncn ~ I.:1\\'rmn'v. .a\\1'o'Im-, Hmmv. llawkc-n. l Kat'slmlt. 1w“. Uatm I PIIIaII'IIIs, IIIII‘IIIII I‘IIIIIIIIaIlFâ€"‘V. J. IIIIIMIIIIIII. I). McMillan. Cobbler~ I). McMillan. Any IIIIIIIII-\V. A. HmkIIII. II. IZIIIIIIIS. III.IIIIIctiIIII~-l). IMII .\IiII:_.III .'. I’ZIIIN‘SHII. SWIIIIII Tur- IIII|IS. IN'IIH 'l'. NIIIIIIII. \V. J. MII- IIIIiIIIIII. Any IIIIII'I'wâ€"III'EIIOII, T. Xi- IIIhIII. IIIIIIIII MBIIIIIIISImIII‘aUIll, 'I‘. INII'IIIII. IIIIIII: “HI .‘IallgIIIS-wl). MC- IMIIIIIII. FISIII‘I‘. YIIEIIIw Mung-Isa II’IIIII'I'SUII, III’IiII. SIIgaII IIIIIIts «FIIII- II'IIsIIII. II. Kai’SINII. I‘II‘IIII (IaI'IIIts. \VIIIIII I‘IISIII‘I'. IIIIII -\\. . McMil- I:III. II'isIIIIII. SIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIâ€"“I. J. MII- .\IIII:III. I). ML‘MIIIIIII. I:IIIIII_. a.II\ â€"- W. .I. MIIMIIIIIIII. I). ;\III.\IiIIaII. 'IIIIIIII 'I'IIIIIIiIIs--~â€"D. MIIMIIIIIII. Long {.IIII Ronniâ€"ml). McMillan. FISIH‘I'. "IIIIIIIIII- IIIIIIIIIII-â€"â€"<I\IIBmS. A. SIIIwal‘I. ’i'll- sIIiIIs-»-~â€"D. MI'MilIaII, I’IIIIIIIISIIII. Rad- ISIII'S. \\'iIIIIIII-II‘isIIIII'. Summer-â€" HawkIIII. I’IIIII‘I'SOII. Cabbage. \\iII- IIIIIgsIaIII ~I’2IIIIIIISIIII. FishIIII. RIIII I’iIIinIII: ’IIUI‘I‘SOII. FisIIIIII. Am" IIIIIIIII ~I’8III‘I'SUII. J. SIIIIIIIIIII. Cauli- IIIIwIII'â€"â€"IIa\\'kIIII. FisIIIIII. I’IItaiII (In- iIIII.~'--â€"\\'. .I..\lII;\liIIzIII. I). \IIINIiIIaILI HIIIIIIH IIIIIII SIIIIs~â€"«\\. J. McMillan. III.IIIIII. UIIIUIIS IIIIIII SIIIII~-II. IIIIiIL IISIH'I'. I’IIIIIIIkiII. IIIImmmI yIIIIIIWâ€"â€"- I'..°IIII !\:IIsIIIIII. \\. (i \‘21ISIHI. Pump- Li II, IIII) HIIH'I'w-III'III. Squash, table I"III',I.III,~'IIII. H. Karstedt. \I‘Igetable .\IIII'!'II\\'~I’aIII‘I‘SOII. RamagII. IIIIIIIIIy \IIIIIII I‘ishIIII. IizmkIIn. (IIIIIIIIy, any 'IIII'I‘ -I'I'sIIII-.I CitIIIIIIsâ€"-~II‘.LIIIIIIIIS C. \. .\IIII.II:III. .‘IlIS‘ka'IIIIIHâ€"I’IIII'IBISO". 'I'IIIII'IIIII-s. Is. IZIIIIIIIs. I ISIH'I'. I1II-' IIIIIIIIIIIII~. [III’IiIIIIf-I' -IIII\\'I{I‘II. II'isIIIII'. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII'S. I'iIIII- <\\'. J. .\II‘.\IIII8H.I 'I':IIII.- IIIII'II «IIIIIIIIIs'I‘III. IIII\\'I\'IIII. IIIIII.I ‘I'II'JIIIIIIIIIIS I’IIIII'I'SUII. IIawkIIn. Ellâ€"Il ‘IIIL‘I‘ IIIII'II I'IIIII‘I'SHII. SIII\\:II'I. I Cairns. H0080. a.o.k.-Malcâ€"â€"Ramage. Grain and Seeds. Fall Wheat. whiteâ€"F. Cairns. Sp. Wlwat. Marquisâ€"J. G. \Vhyte, W. Ramagv. Bax'lvy. 6â€"Powedâ€"{Iairns. Rumagv. Whit» Oats, largeâ€"Ram- ago, 1.. Fishvr. White Oats, smallâ€"â€" {Jail-us. \Vhytv. Peas. largoâ€"Whyte, Ramagon Pvas. smallâ€"~F. Reid, Ram- 8,20. Buvkwiwatâ€"liuM. \V’hyto. Field (Earnâ€"«S. P21110131)”. Timothy SPF!"â€" \\'hyto~. Humhgw. Flax Smul-â€"«\\-’hyt9. .\lsikuâ€"Fislu-r. Beans, whiteâ€"W. 12mm Fishvl'. “nuns. ('ulorodâ€"F. HUM. Ian. Toulouse Gooseaâ€"aMaleâ€"F. Cairns. D. McMilXan. Femaleâ€"McMillan. Collinson. J. SCHUTZ “EVERYTHING IN FARM‘MACHINERY” WILLIAM STONE FERTILIZER “None Bette; Bronze Turkey.â€"-Maleâ€"-D. McMil- Aylmer Force and Lift Pumps A Full Line of SPRING FARM MACHINERY Renfrew Cream Separators Roots and Vegetables. Dairy, Etc. '“The Best on the Market” cr~ llollinson, Campbell. BNJI'OOI‘I) Slipprmnlllrs. lrwén. Mrs. J. Mc- Imzm. Child‘s Slmrt brawlâ€"“Camp- brll. Adams. Colored 03an piece, onlh.-»~-l'llda Karsteclt, G. Cairns. Sofa Cushinn, rmlr, rnlors-â€"â€"l\lr~‘s. l". Kare:- lmlt, Mrs. Crosslcy. Modrrn Cross Slil.rln-llrossley, Reid. Appliquv wurkâ€"«Elda Karstrdt, Campbell. Sofa Pillow, any other wurku Binnie, Ad- Fancy. Irish Crnrhri-fiCnllinsnn, Irwin. l’ilrt 4lrnrlwl--~ls‘islirr, Mrs. Irwin. 'l'allingâ€"-l". Ilnirns. Hawkrn. Drawn 'l'liruncl Wlnrk--â€"-l". ilnit‘ns. lilila Kai‘s- tmll. Mudm'li limnl \Vui‘kv ~l‘lldu Kai‘- stml. ilnnnplwfl. llrmstilrhing, sin- gli'~-Uillll.|illi‘ll. l”. Cairns. lfiyclct cm- lirnielrr} Urns-4w); lininplwll. limli. snlici whiiv iinllinsun, (i. Cairns. llnrclzuigo-r tinnplwll. llnninn (llll~ (lrnsslry, lildn Karstmlt. T0?! Cloth, (‘llllL - ilrnsslm'. Campbell. 'l‘abli‘ lNiylli‘S--â€"~~Flh‘lli‘l'. Binnir. 'l'aliir Mal. L'I‘H(‘.hi'l~-(i. Cairns, Binnw. 'l'rayâ€" ClOlll~~~Ml'S. Irwin, Elda Knrstmli. Centrrpircr, whileâ€"G. Cairns, l’ish- er. Sideboard Scarfâ€"Campbell, Rvid. l’illowslipsâ€"J“. Reid, I". Cairns ’l‘nwrls, vmlrâ€"«Campbvll, Crossloy. 'l‘nwrls, any ntlirr hand lrimniingm Lianmlwll, Binnie. Druss'rr Cover-w ilmnplwll, McDonald. Pincushionaq Mrs. Irwin, (l. Cairns. Niglitgmvn. l cmh. «Hullinson, l‘llda Kat'stmfl. Cam- isnle~~4;um1)lwll. Binnie. Corset Cov- Ladies’ Work, Domestic. Quilt, view or patchâ€"Adams. Campbell. Fancy Quittingâ€"Brawn. Adams. Comfortormt“islicr, Patter- tson. Bmtsprrad, knit or crochetâ€" Campbrll, McDonald. Bedsproact. t'am'ymâ€"Mrs. Urossloy. Campbell. Pil- lowslips, unlaundereders. J. Mc- me. Adams. Men’s Sleeping (Ear- nwiit--~(,Jampbcll, McDonald. Child‘s Dress, from old garmentâ€"fiampboll, (t. Cairns. Kitchen Apl'OIlâ€"dHaWkOIl, Campbvll. Shoulder Shawlâ€"Mrs. F. Karstmtt, Mrs. J. McLean. Sweater (3mitâ€"tlan1ptwll,Collinsnn. Woollen Yarn. two-ply-MG. Cairns, Adams. Knit. Sucks, coarseâ€"Stewart, Adams. Knix Socks, tine-«Mrs. W. Irwin. Bvatun. M itts, c_t0ubleâ€"â€"Fistwr,. Vausr. Mitts, tincers. Irwin, Fisha cr. Darninn-«Vishnu Urnsslvy. Laundry work on cuttnn dress-~- (Jampbetl, Collinsnn. Floor Mat, rag.r wMrs. Irwin, Stewart. Floor Mat. \\'HOiâ€"~i"iShOl'. Itag Carpetâ€"Camp: bull. \V‘. G. \Vatsnn, H. Kal'stedt. Coll. Swnot. Peasâ€"~Mrs. F. Karstedt. Mrs. J. McLean. Iinusc'Femâ€"Vauso, .A. Stvwzu't. Fl](thi8.â€"~R8V. Curran, H. Karstcdt. Begonia Rexâ€"Adams. B0â€" gnnia, any OUIPI'â€"â€"A. B. Mthmahl. Campbell. GladiolincDOHald, F. Cairns. Gull. Foliagvâ€"H. Kalslmlt Adams. Dahliasâ€"F. Gailm's ,st. F Kurstedt. Hand Bouquetâ€"flmvkvn, Elda Kat‘stedt. Table Centrelnimwâ€"F. Cairns. Hawkvn. (loll. House Plants â€"â€"Fm'guson. Geranium in moon»- leapâ€"Common, Campbell. Jelly, 3 kinds-«M. McLean, Whyte. ' Fruit. . I Apples, Northern Spyâ€"F. Cairns, S. Patterson. Golden Russetâ€"Haw- ken. H. Karstedt. Winter, any other â€"â€"Cairns, Collinson. Snowâ€"Cairns, Hawken. Colbertâ€"Patterson. Alex- anderâ€"Beaton, Vause. St. Lawrence -â€"-Collinson, Beaten. Fall. any other â€"â€"Huddy, McMillan. Collectionâ€"Bea-‘ ton, Haulage. Crabapples, mediumâ€"J Beaton, Fisher. Plumsâ€"Patterson. Campbell. Pears-apatterson. Camp- bell. ._ Winter Pearsâ€"Patterson. 2nd. (il'alll‘Sâ€"-\V. Binnie. Flowers. At ten o’clock the bride enterml the. church on the arm of her father to the strains of Lohengrin’s wedding mam-h. She was charming in a gown of white. georgette and Vene- tian lace, her tulle veil being caught. with orange hlossums. She eurriml a Shuwer bouquet of white ruses and lilies of the valley. Her matron ut' honor, Mrs. William llutl'ieltl. was attired in shell pink gmn'gvtlv with hat, to match. The hrich-smaict. Miss Stella MeAulltl'u, were 11:11“ 514'va gmrgvttv with handmm ut‘ jwllmx' tulle. 'l‘heir shower bouquvst uf thelia roses and larksupr hlo-nclwl pretti'ly with the colors nt' thrir frocks. " ARNOTTâ€"MCAULIFPE 0n Tuesda) mowing, Svptvmbm 25th, a pieltx wedding was sm‘vnm- izml in St. has“ of Lima Uhm'v h. 1w- troit Mich. when Miss Hannah Uathmiuv Mcmlifl'm second ynung- est daughtm of Mr. and M15. John McAulifl‘e, was united in marriage to Mr. George E. Arnott. The. nuptial high mass was celebrated by Rev. Father Fedewa. Boys, 8-“ Ye-ars.â€"«(_2raynn Drawing of Sunflowvrâ€"Waltor Alclml'n. Stow- art ('Ial'sun, Jack Carson. (10H. ”1' Woods. namedflbnnald Rvilvy. Jack Boys, 12-1?» Yvars.~-â€"1\lilking Stun] F. Cairns. Cull. \VH-Ils-â€"â€"Rnlwl°t l"u'- slow. 3365:. >. ._. 22.25:. :2”. E... .2..- ..:$.......C::m_; 237.3 33...: 75.135. Girls 12-15 \'vaI‘.~'.â€"â€"-'l‘0:1 Biscuitsâ€"~â€" Sadiv Vamsv. 'Alma Houlwr, .lvssiv Niclmi. 'l‘oa Aprnnwsmw \‘amv. Alum Huowr, Murgarvt Mcl’hail. (Irwin-l Ynkn-‘Sadiv Vausv. tin-Arts. Coll. Oil Paintings, landscape-- Haw ken, F. Cairns. Coll. Oil Painl- ing, fruit and flowersâ€"Eula Karstedt, Hawken. Pen and Ink Sketch-Mrs. F.Karstedt,Hawke11. Pencil Dru“- ingâ€"‘Mrs. F. Karstedt, I« when Cray- on Drawingâ€"Hawken, G. Calms. \Valm' llolo1â€"Mrs.Karste1lt, lilda ix’nrstodl. my tither pictme of mm- . -l'll«la [\zilnstedt MIS. F. KalStodt. Women’s Institute Prizes. Girls 8 to ll yea1‘3.â€"-Cl11‘1(_-0l:1lv Lay-- 01' Cal<1-â€"--S:ulie Carson. Aliuo llciluy. Edith Curran. Wli‘iting{inrlru‘lv Harrisun. Mil-v Rvilv}; Margarvl Nichol. am. can. Euun-oidery â€"Crossicy, Hawker). Coll. Other Fancywux-kâ€" G. Cairns, F. Cairns. Mr. .\rnutt had us has?! man Mr Coll. Low Prices of Ford Closed Cars Attract Heavy Buying Durham, Holstein, Mt. Forest Consider the value ofieredâ€"the time savedâ€"the com- {mtandtheconvenienceofhavingadaedcarh Ordersarebeingbookedanddeliverbmademicdy We will not beable to get moreoftheaecamasfacm production has ceased on these models. The unusual opportunity to secure a new Ford Sedan for $685 or a new Ford Coupe for $595 has created such a heavy demand that the few cars remaining of the small original allotment will likely be sold within a few days -some Ford dealers ,are practically sold out SMITH BROS. Durham is an attractive and heal- thy tum: and gum! accommodation can lu- Ol’ifflinf'd at rnasanablc rates. J. A. M. HOB“, H. A" Principal. lnfm‘matinu as t9 Courses may be obtamql _h°0m the Prmcmal. I.“ . The Schoni lxgasâ€"av.ét'atiit,al)le mun-d m.th.e past winch 1t hopes to main- tagn m the future. The School is thoroughly equipped to take Up the following courses : (1) Junior Matriculation. (2) Entrance to Normal School. Each fllt'lnht‘i‘ of the Siatl’ is :l t'ni- varsity Graduate and oxgierienm-d Teacher. Intending pupils should prepare to enter at Manning of term. Durham High School The Chronicle Job Plant. The Chrnniclv vxtvucls lwst wishvs to Mr. and Mrs. Arno”, whu. “1- unâ€" dm‘stand. will takv up rusidvnw m Detroit, Mich. \Voll vquimmsl for turning out the {innst \Hn'k « n shnrt nrdvr. Mr. and Mrs. Arnott left immedi- ately after the reception for a mulor trip to MonrOr, Mich., and 'I‘nlodu. Ohio. the bride travelling in :1 navy blue suit, of puirot twill with hat tn match, and worn the urcmm's gift. a baum martun rhukur. After the ceremony a dainty wedâ€" ding breakfast was served at the home of the bride’s sister, Mrs. Wil- liam Con‘ield. 10429 Waterloo street. The dining-room was decorated in festoons and streamers of white to every angle at the room. while from the centre of the chandelier hung white wedding bells. The ushers were Geerge F. Shew- ell and Mr. William '1‘. Colfield. Mr. Ed. Fleming rendered "Because" ef- feclively. Chronicle Advertising Pays. All Prion- I’.O.I. In“. 0d. HRAN'I', Chairman. PRICEVILLE FOX C0 'vâ€" v‘ how zanrbuk saved my finger.” In a hundred other emergencies 0‘ skin disuse or injury. you will find um-bukinulubh. Anchenicuwcbt. Priceville Fox Co., Limited Priceville. Ont. at $100. Par Value All registered pure bred stock. Low capitaliza- tion. All comon stock. Absolutely no watered stock. Ten years ex- perience breeding. Stock from P.l£.l. helm. and the wouu'd which‘iot week: had defied 311 other treatment we: healed perfectly. I shell new! forget L-.. --... I.--L â€"â€" Mrs. Velmor Savaria. Korean St, Montreal. writes;-â€"-“l cut my finger to the bone while working to electric whine. The wound went the wrong wey and beceme badly festered. “ It was surprising how quickly “which stopped the pun. Ipereevered with the v -v-- vv-vu‘ - Keep um-buk always handy! This powerful herbal antiseptic applied to broken. chapped. burnt or lacerated skin is instantly cflcc tivc. It end: all martin; pain and inflammation. makes tissues gem free and germ proof and ensures rapid pcriec-t healing. V _- CV‘IW. w “a" lam broken tissues Open to dangerous germ infection and ulceration. blood- poison or even chronic eczema. but it needs prompt treatment with nut-but. Neglect end delu Silver Black Foxes Write for lurther particulars :0 M. 0mm- 11, ms. A limited number of shares for sale in PRICEVILLE. ONT. mg ’lemited