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ti a '73 HE Payment on 15th of each Month We ere in the mute: tobuy emu: sweet or eon. at the highest nukes price. We mppiy two “who to each of our puma. pay ell expre- charges. pay twice each month, cheque. payable at par. Receive creem any day in the week, tettt each can received. end send our puma. a late-en: ot nine. Write for one aut give our emmery a trial. Re {creme-my bank. TRELEAVEN & RANTON, Palm Creamery, Palmerston, Ont Holsuln Conveyance: Monty to Ion. at lowest. rates, and and. to amt borrow". Fin Ind Lilo Immune placed in mommy reliable omnpnnioa. Deeds. Mort. mgn. [m and Will. cheated on alumna notice. All work promply "and“! to. Sunday School " 10. Service at 11 tun. nod T.30 p, m. Y. P. B. C. B. Tuesday It 8 p. m. REV. D. B. mm, Sc. D, EELS. Pastor Sunday School at. 10. Service. " 11 A. In. and 7.00 p. In. Week night service Thursday " 8 p.m REV. x. E. lBBOTT. Ph. B., - Pastor- ii; The Central Drug Store (t it":"""')"???'."?????"?,.:' 1*? CENTRAL mum STORE ft CREAM WANTED SQUARE Special Prices in Whitewear C Coven, Prince“ Slips, Gowns, Draw.“ , in fine Cubic and Crepe In all the new mulch. . . .506, 75, Loo, I.” " to 2.50 In a splendid unortmont of 001011.... Straw tiats for Children, 25c to 1.50 we STORE um SETS THE me Presbyterian Church There isn't F. member of the family need tsuffer from indigestion. sick headaches, biliousmess, fermented stomach, etc., if he or a a will take Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They cleanse the stomach and bowels and stimulate the liver to healthy activit¥ and tone up the whole system. Take one at night and you’re RIG}! in the morning. Methodist Church G. T. R. Ticket Agncy :3 Gardenand Flower Seeds Swat Pauhyéhs 62. or lb. Alb-lib. 2Se, a by like. Chunlnrhin Medicine Company. Toronto. 16 lunar of [misuse menu: W. J. SHARP The J. D. Abraham Co. Eeeds Seeds Seeds),'..! Red Clover Mammoth Red Clover Alsike Alfalfa and at. Lowe Timothy Seeds Prim Parisian Corsets Printed Crepes Fancy Crinkles Costume Drill The Review sud Toronto Daily But lot I vein"..................... The Review and Toronto Duly Nev" foe one "e----." The Review an'd Toronto Daily The Review and Weekly Meil end Empuo for 1 year The Review Ind the Family Her. dd end Weekly Star for 1 you The Review Bad Weekly Wltuess The Review ind Weekly Sun for 'rrBr..........----. The Renew and Weekly Advertis- er for one)ent........................ The Ravi”: end Toronto Daily Globe tot tyet"....,...-........... The Revmw Ind Toronto Dolly Neil and Empire for 1 yeah"... The Review and Daily Free Pre" for I Yet"......-..-..-. The Review and Weekly Free Press for one your.................. The Renew and Farming World The Review md the Fumeu' Ad- vocate lor I you... . ............... TheReviow Ind Gun-din: Farm for I your. Plowing as now general and needing has commenced. Opposite the Holstein Station with only convenience. Mom-y to Loan at Current. Rates otNe over Skales Bookstore, MLForest A. B. CLARK: J. B. Moon World for "ae....................'. tor) "ar.......,.,.-..)..,..., for I P"-.-.-. ......... Apply to Henry Raid, Holstein CLARKE & MOON Barristers. Solicitors, to Clubbing Rates. tSe peryd Buy your tickets here. a House to Rent ment of Torsion Lace sud Inser- tion just opened A big mort- at. Lowest ii.t Prices , 875 175 190 190 890 250 196 t80 'N? utorun th 'r man. Just m trttekthtrnet * putttttartoa' mm M yon-swan I “1:11.0th iti that! with ._. min-Income . madman ' that“!!! Wemglnd tone Mr P. Cornish around Ignin. _ It Albert Boetun left Tuesday morning for Toronto to secure a position. - - __ Mr a Battle of Cami" visited the week end here with " brother, Nel. "n, Douglas Ind Essie visited Sun day at Geo. Schnm’a. _ The tan-ere have nearly 311mm- ed working on their land. Hem Jack and Dave Carméunt visited Sunday at Inc. and Thus. Kirby's, ME and Mrs I. Stormy of Durham visited Sunday at Jan. Brown's'. A number of the neighbors attend- ed the late John Brown's funeral on Tuesday . Hm Annie E Clark is engaged to teach our school having just returned trom Normal. , Mr John IcNeice left Monday morning for Detroit. It Wm. Wallace and Miss Mary MeAllister' have both returned to their schools at Ebordale and Ker- naghnns. if 1110. Notice. owing to bad health, has rented his farm to Mr T. Young of Hampden. No. 2, EGREMONT Jr Mil-Jean Kerr, 8 Woods cq. Br 8rd--l Bsrhour. lt McMeeken. Jr 8rd--1 Meade, R Barbour. D Kerr, W Marshall. A Noble. Sr 2ud--E Wilson 0 McMeeken and M Pollock eq.. B McMeeken. Br Pr--k Allan. Jr Pr- 5 Noble. . E. J, Mchn. Teacher. _ No. to. BOREMONT tFeb, and March) sth-Currie McArthur. 4th--Ruby Philp, Nellie Bunston, Annie Nicholson, Jno MeGillivray. Archie Mclnnes, Glad Mclnnes. Sr 8rd--Murray McGillivray, Earl Bunaton. Don Mcinnes, Leslie Ec. cles, Colin MeArthur, Ralph Lamont, Jr 3rd--Norman Drimmie, Hazel Camp- bell, Murray McArthur, Elgin Lamont, Gertie Long, Murray Long, Jno Straub. Sr 'nd-Alex Henderson, Gordon Mc- Arthur, " 2nd A-Wilford Bunston, Melvin Long, Mary Drimmie. Jr 2nd B-Bob Henderson. Lillie McDougall, Alex Nelson, Hazel Nelnon. Sr IM- Evelyn Hamilton, Alma Huston, Irene Drimmie, Marie McDougall. lat B-- Arthur Robb, Mae Henderson. lat ' Flo Sinclair, Archie McBachern. Ron- ald McArthur, Mdrray McRobb, Johnny Long, Jean Henderson. One of the principal functions of the Chemical Division of the Domin ion Experimental Farms is to attempt the solution of problems connected with the maintenance and.upbtti1tiintr of soil fertility. Among the many valuable results so far obtained in these investigations is the demonstration of the vital part played by lime in the increase of a troil'a productiveness. The subject is treated in an inter. esting and practical way in Bulletin No. 30 of the Experimental Farms' regular series, by the Dominion Chemist, Dr. Frank T. Shut, who discusses it under the following heads ', The nature of lime and lime stone The agricultural functions of lime and its compounds. NORTH-EAST NORMA NBY Comparative value of lime com- pounds. The application of lime compounds. The use and misuse of lime. Those interested may obtain a copy of this bulletin by applying to the Publications Branch, Department of Agriculture. Ottawa. In a limestone district such " ours, this matter is worth looking into. goods and It is impossible to rave! out the good. incl: for thread to darn with. use long halts from your own head. The loose weave of the wool 1t-tttetttttrtrtittt meshes, 8!!de darn become. invisible. The but way to clean rusty noodle- u to run then up and down In the earth. auatrroutintutrtudenoit stteetturnemtu.tuttt-tttrtd,ttterrt pun them, out. _ 'anii’bm'm come or shoes and you now than on again run through all the one button. wlth the up. thread with which you mine. tho min-insures 1tsritutmesttttmtttmrt an and make the next button-twin: gttnahfhrtrtthtrftttttm. 'mtrth.htstts pmmua down "tootttorttturstieersurhuNtttftho plum. Tttuwttttastarittnt-ttto glove-themselmdo. 1ettsegmtntoert-omtsee, ttt.taariitenatmrtr-ttt_ott ttrmtttrtrtqttmtaqrtt'tMBtt_ Ill tre1ttrtrttit-mutmtttsrt1t.eq ttowtttnttttogarsorgat-orsM ttttttri-p-ttoss-l eiotttemsinq.uttrttarttutohterr' how to tune" the frequently occur tine cream or tea cream It!!! not: are-concoru-ounen. Humbug“ II Immediately rubbed with I moth attoeeirotmatattue-tt%t,tat. qii-atutttr.tMmnttqt.lli. School Reports Lime in Agriculture EMILY WI LSON, Teacher For crooning Dru. ttttth- Sowing Room Hint. ORCHARD FiloLSTEitiiit _ .3: ”"35”; e" y I Ewan Mt ransom. In o Sch: and children of Hep- worth is spending a month with het parents It And Mrs Wm Hunt. - Mrs W. I. Robertson and son Allan returned to their home in Toronto last week. Mn D. Brown and Mrs Reid of Toronto attended the ‘funeral at M11110. Brown. Mr Nichol McDougal has been quite ill with tqrpeudiciUs but we are plemd to know he is some better. Mr Gilmore end Miss Atkinson have returned from their home. and are at duty again in the school here. Mr Percy Ross rstumed on Saturday to his school " Kendall. Messrs War, and Fulton Column were visiting friends at Clifford this last week. Mr Geo. Swanston returned from his trip West on Monday, He re- ports seding fairly well on in some parts of the West. . Rey. Mr Little of Listowel attended the funeral of the late Mr Brown on Tuesday. Miss Iva Murdoch of Mt. Forest has been visiting her friend Miss Zena McClocklin for the last week. Mr James Vesaie died on Tuesday morning. Mrs Geo. Hostelter has been laid up with an attack of appendieitet this last week but is able to be around again. Mr Jno. Sharp, of Mt. Forest, vis- ited friends here this week. Mrs White, of Toronto, spent a few days here with her husband, who is of the Toronto construction CO. Taylor & Co's ad. on this page con- tains a timely suggestion for the sea- son. Everyone read it and act on the suggestion to " Brighten Up. " The monthly meeting of the Wom. en‘s Institute will be held at the home of Mrs Hershey, Thursday April tSth at 2.30 p. m. Topics-Shrubs and Flowers easily grown," “Our Coun- try's Resources " tb What makes a successful Institute." Roll Call-- How to utilize spare moments. All ladies cordially invited. BOWLING-0n Friday, 9th inst., to Mr and Mrs Mllfred Dowling, a This week it is our painful duty to record the death ofthe oldest and most respected oi the early settlers of the community in the person of Jno. Brown who died on Saturday evening 10th inst.. about 10 o'clock. He had been sick tor a little over a Week with pneumonia. Mr Brown was 72 years of age. was born in the north of Ireland in the year 1842 and came to Canada when only a led and settled tor a time in Toronto. In 1858 he came to Egrcmont and settled " lot 26, con. 2 where he remained until about 8 years ago when he removed to Holstein. He was one ofa family of 9, all oi whom have now passed away, four m-hin the last three years, In 1882, he married Mary Oswald who survives him and to them were bern 11 children iour sons and seven daughters. Ontsdatttthter Matilda died about 12 years ago and seven of the family are at present at home. The other three, James, l Sarah and Rebeccs being settled ini homes oi their own nearby. Mr Brown [armed on an extensive scale and was the chiei stock-dealer of the community and he was held in the very highest esteem as a man of sterling qualities. The funeral w-s Aeld on Ttttrtsdtsy afternoon from the Presbyterian Church to Msplew od Cemetery and was one of the largest fat-ens“ which has ever been in the community. The memorial service was conducted by the Rev. D. Marsh assisted by Rev. Mr Little olestowel and the Rey. Mr Ibbott. Mr Brown was aiaithiul consistent member ot the Presbyterian Church and was a very liberal contributor to all re- ligious and charitable purposes. Be leaves behind a nsme which shall not soon be forgriten. The pail-bearers were J. D. Roberts. R. Irwin, A. 1Bsird. W. G. 11ttigrew, Jno. Orchard. D. Allan. Are You Going West this Spring , TEE DURHAM REVIEW If so. take advantage of the low one- way second-clue Settlers’ rates to cer- tain points in Saskatchewan and Al- berta. l on if round trip ticket is desired the low late Hou-cseekers' Excursions 'in effect each Tuesday until October 20th should appeal to yon. Bear in mind that the Unnadion Paeitie Rail. way offers the tinest possible equip‘ went and fastest train service. Thel route is one of the moat scenic in the' world. It is the only line operating through standard and tourist sleepers. also dining can to Winnipeg and Van. ennver, By travelling C. P. R. you avoid the necessity of chnnging de. pots. All equipment is owned and operated by the ‘0. P. R., IBM-ding the highest tom of "ultateh If such a trip Is under Mention. Apply to 1 any 0. P. R. Agent for tall particular- I", write M. G. Murphy, Dist-riot Pn- unnr Agent. Toronto SOD Ontario Agricultural Cp1ietre,threitttt on. for we " $1 new bill. Sample may be can " IwFII-lnno'u Drug 'igtimodtP! The Late John Brown Oats for Sale Mrs. T. J. Reid, Secy. “a TORONTO " 7&5? ball: was Buy I (Indium from Page 1 {on (Meson. Sn. 1 On Sundey Int by the sleuth of the} ehove gentleman, I long life come to) on end. Be In: over 00 year- of one and wunot only the oldest man in the neighborhood of Dromore. but we iasattine we. one of the oldest settlers in the neighborhood. He was a na- tive of the Orkney Islands; woe a sail- or in his youth end came to Canada. in young manhood. With his wife, who predéeeased him 10 year], he took up the farm acron- the road from the vit. latte of Dromore, and raised a. large ', (axially through the pioneer period. who to-doy mil mourn the severance of the last link that bound them to their early home. . The children of the union were John living near by. William, who died many your. Nto, Annie. who. blind' though she is has been aconaunt com. pnuion and IOIICC to her father, Mag. gie. Mrs Wilder, Michigan I Mary, Mrs Brown. Christen, Mrs Hylund. Lizzie, Mrs Parker, all in Toronto. Robena; Mm Mitchell, is in the west. He was interred on Tuesday in Am- os Church cemetery. his pastor, Roy. Mr Smnh, calcining. JAMES Vassm Still another of the old stock of South Grey has passed from this earthly scene. On Tuesday morning, 13th April, 1915, Mr Jas. Veasie. long well-known on the 2nd Con. of Bgremont, died at the home of his son John, who for some time has been staying with him, after only two days' illness. Always a healthy man the machinery of life seemed just to wear out. He had reached the great age of 91 years. 9 mos., 13 days and sur- 1vived his wife by 19 years, to whom he l was married about 60 years ago. Me Vessic was born in Edinburgh, and at 12 years of age came to Gait with his parents and on the Grand River a few miles out he passed his youth. Here he was married and shortly after‘ moved with his young wife to the Pals ley block and was there 8 years. From i there the next move was to Durham, where he teamed merchandise for 3 yrs. from o. Sound to Guelph. ln the 60'g of last century we find him on the 2nd Con. of Egremont, a fairly successful farmer, with an enthusiasm for bees and jeeaeeping. After his wife died, he l went to live with his daughter, Mrs Da- vid Etwles and later has been living on Robt. Main’s place. To the couple now gone were born 3 sons and 4 daughters, John, already mentioned, Thos. in Duluth and James in California, Esther, Mrs Eccles and Jane, Mrs Lewis, are near by. Other two daughters died some years ago. Mr Veggie was a man of more than average intelligence, was a member of the Baptist church and intensely Liber. al in politics. He is to be buried on Thursday in Maplewood cemetery, Rev. Mr Wylie conducting the service . 4th--Total 675. Mary Myers 518, Sadie Hamilton 481, Arthur Kerr 472, Anna Cars: 429, Allan Aitkens 428, Margaret Main 424, Ina Marsh 420, Mary Bye 412, Walter Farrel 376, Jessie Allingham 864, Ada Rice 841, Pearl Drumm 389, Viola McClocklin 277, Er. nie Sutton 205. Sr Wd-Max. 525. Merton Pettigrew 413, Rosie MacKenzie 342, George Brown 292, Edith Ibbott 200, Edna Haas IN. Jr trd-Mas. 575. Frank Dingwall 422, Katie Baird 832, Ruby Kerr 316, George Baird 302, Mamie Pettigrew 298, Martin Bye 294, Louis Woodyard 29t, Jack Sutton 276, Melville Hunt 248, Madeline McClocklin t56. Despite the war business conditions are improving. First class atenogra- phen, bookeepers, are again in demand. The graduates of the Mt. Forest Bum- nese College were able to secare and hold choice positions during the recent business depression because they were properly trained. What they any ; Mia; Ethel Mutch of 18 Elm Bt., Tor' onto, writes under date of March, 18 19l5 ; “I have a "dandy" position now and am getting along well." Miss An.. nie Troup of 18 Seymour St, Buffalo, N. Y., “I recommend the Mt. Forest Busineos College to anyone desiring a working knowledge of business." _ Our graduates are tsatisfied with their positions. You will be too when you have completed our comic. Start it now-Tuesday, April 6, begins our Spriug Term. New students will enter then. Write for further information. Flour & lied Prices at our Mill , Holstein School Report. Business College Notes domr, Yellow Anglican, I....:.,,...-.) par thet. BUOKWHEAT sud broken Any qu entity of Mixed Chop at different prices. Also Bran and Shorts and all grades of Flour at low prices. B. Nicholson 'Aiira"dis l 2iii Wheat.......... G. M. HENRY, Principal [Our 'correnpondeut tend: no pr- ticnlm of the death of Dream's oldest resident, It John Genoa. but as then were mttretarstia1tr in type before hip came. we win not repeat in ful1.--Bd.l . Mr Gama had been ailing cine: last summer and requires) commit attention, which was hithfully done by his daughters who came in tune from Toronto to wait on him. He came to Cattada that the time of the Crimean war. wu for a yes! or two in Hamilton, coming to the bush in 1858 and taking up the farm on which he has since lived. The sympathy of the community in extended to the bereaved family end especially to his daughter Annie. who in .her affliction of blindness, will sorely miss the cotnpaniotsattip of her aged lather and feel the break- ing up of the old home. The death of John Brown, of Hol- stein, is deserving ot a more extend- ed notice than we can give. No man was more widely or popularly known and every farmer with whom he had had dealings-and they included ev- ery farmer in the township-eouid testify to the uprightness and honesty ot all his transactions extending over a period of 30 years or more. Hu, was a reputation that many of us might well envy. C [Particulars of Mr Johi: Allan’s death appear elsewhere on this page. Our cor. adds 2] Mr Moffat and son. of Port Row. an, were amongst those who were mourners of the late Mr Allan. On. account of severe illness at his own home they were not able to remain for the funeral on Wednesday. The la grippe is still very prevat- ent in our Village. Among those who have been laid up for the past week are Mr end Mrs Thos. Sunsbie. Edgar and Miss Agnes Renwiek and Mrs John Renton. . Mr John Cushnie. Mt. Forest, spent a few. days recently " Mr R, Ren- wick‘s. tytggtyiggatygggyigggygggtnytygllg5%l)llt)lf?Ml gl {g Jpect'a/s FARE $5949 5711-35??? - i aroma", the. _ 'iymtgllfipttllggiesiriimllfungggtrirggggt FlllgllM)lgligl At this season of the year, every housewife is thinking of her house-cleaning difficulties. She is asking herself and her husband what they can afford to do to the house in the way of New Wallpaper. Paint, Floor Coverings, etc. Now, ladies, let us help you decide these problems. 'tthm Papers floor Coverings vary/or d 4 'az'n tr DROMORE Brighten Up U", I' e "W2'd . 'W A a“ . 1t'iif,'- ',u "at; t fit??.:? u In. Elli- - estttt" and with - his circa-not no. lulu-lat cod. I . IrmdlnankAdn-lku Wu Net-ours teat My. Two of out not: g',t'gP,,'g', £8- mm are conten atitt e puck-I: " I mix of “at: which will be f Illu- - -- "u--- _ . on pm of “a; which will be a very pleasant addition to out tutel- ling (admin. {Vin Hm nnd The. Re, an . nice pile of wood tor A. R. am In: week. Pleased to report Chas. new in oomuvhnt improved. ir, irir It; Inc. [CW have moved onto the {omen father's term and will work the place this PY Alex McLean in going right in for making maple syrup. He in pnr- chased an issmp?rftiyg pen and has erected n very draft, emote-stuck on it. Mr Edward Henderson he: returned home utter spending a couple of weeks with friends around Gut. R. H. In“ of your to" friends Hound here last week. -iiiiLed to report Juo. Nolan's hmily are improving and will soon be around again . FAD.“ Witter. Mary Mgr-hull. Ethel WaltP, Gordon IIchnel. Bread--. Adn Nil-on. Roy Wlllium, Ellwood Kinsman. - Wink-II. " 2nd Johnny IncCannel. Br 1.t--Pearl Willuum. Russel Lune. Annie luc- Cwnel. Willie Int-hall. Alex Mac. GLIDE]. Jr lit-oWilh-ed Witter. Mil. licent Path. Pruuer--tudie Quinton Lavina; Lune. . _. School Reports BOOTH VILLI SCHOOL Sth cutm--=nuie locCunnel, Eldon Runcimnn Br 8rd- Manic IuCumel Art Lane, Kate “neonatal. Clan-In Scum. Jr 8rd-getrnies loco-fuel. EhsrBttttmtttNT "r" l ‘3f‘g‘WEEN E. K. MARTIN. Teacher. Ili, 1915 a unpack: ting e which will be a on too" tun!- ‘hol Bugle cuts r A. R. Helm VOL. Bauer m BALI-A rub: "my. good an new. in Int-d4 Onion. Font uAta.---Niee cow. part due to “If on April um. War. [not 1amr--1n town. About 5 . peul walnut gold brooch. will he "ttatttr rewarded by M Iorlmk'o “on or " thin The ' Aid ot the Burr inwnd holding a hand .ue urute tinting in Saunders” no Iml'l dd more. an Guard-y. Phone Nh The Council In: patch-nod up for Colman. Arum-um w wocd "Uhirl" arm a Our poun- (on? (but no. a” cannot-m. The Godmirh Cut mainum wall puma»: the Etatoet. of n [and n the Viol." the tice of Human County. and than an the right trootiou. - .ttttt.-aho Int tt the new mend-alt to the L, et'tWe Act In In aided out an ina, when 'th [human I! 'lt00 and coca tor teem“ Ii .ue.-o. B. Tuna. A Ten-meeting and Eaten: villi): held in the Ebenucn Methodist church on Monday Mth. A good prognm of a and nautical-tans has been at Adam lie-ml "c. All In The Check, Eowrprlu in u for an cement that the ttu dad“ manhood [or Lb. Io-inaioo in the North Bra at qutstioat In Mr Jain Tol Warden IcWhinucy and Wart Cum-ll. The Domed: Branch of Bog We. on" luulilule gave " “6w It Puke tor grey I nuke chin. for .ho mule". at ot that trure An: buuly on; linking them. 1'aey also hoe made clothes to and m u In." Fund for douliuu- etul Ill-30M land. Home titgte I - .5 to the H uptul chum n we of clothing vnluvd u I Autumn Ill Tncuuns‘ an Lemming to . report M I Pync. Ministesr of Eduuu'ou CHICO in toachttrtr' alum do! put (in you! Win punctual 1M0 in Ibo rut-II schools. wk needed moot. In that a... l nae female- teacher in the run In: ruined Irma IN on " tbe unto laminar In Adv“ M to “I. Ireatue (who! tun school- were “tuned It to ”47 an! mail Len-here hm [L235 Accouling to the Sun. o imp“! to handle its upon-l? war. A naming will he fluted-y evening ml. cit“ town hall or the council eon-Id" the. formation of u comma-Mn. which will in otsotU ot lhelo'n. Inger 'l“ preside " the nun who a? mum” in tae I. invited to “and. It it tet who take an irt-t in I that (hr [amnion of curb lion " the proper war tat h cal spur!- uuch u bockey Moduli. lascroue Ind eyrntm and it ll likely will lesnll in tho [or-in. or...“ Cum: IN ., Ion." Lu ren nude: " yam of a" I lun- We groom “mic-ion I picture matro- it my.“ adult, the law no. Owing a. to the position it htld hum By I new amend-lam thit regal-mun providing tor 4 from the child's hon-rho“ miumu w“ nought. In. he: been»: of it: ID'MAM The null of net-oer I throughout lat nu cu (napkin! he.“ od the on in; "lama-hip being laid ( We!“ Children vim mind it in many vim ible mm or won... FE so". Conn! Inca-J may oibees un- bte inst“ no amt "name pruduceu bee in North ‘Ny "a.“ ' plus tere “I“. Durban I" 01. No (not “an IN [not out, lamps. "can; W. Nine Minn took and the o-tr pone m. The nah! Bunion! ed “var moo. than unonmd to w. of with from [one Tuner. " Helium. .6 (no Chm The" to paid out me th ire OWE. for Om: "thy', for tt inqvlnt clam Durban High Ichool * Mt. Fora-t. no; in the G019. and" “I " “5101. Future m ntl tray'"'"'""" Jon! A. GIAIAI. Una-I a}? Try The GE]