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ore clb est 50L DI REAMERY listen! 0:0: Ill iiocsa,mys M & 36 GIRL wANTEW-- Apply personally at Patterson's restaurant. Mt. Forest. Mouton! Band won am prize in Its chu " the C. N. E.. contest. Hun- over got second. comma: We to Herman’s Phillipa. eresitrht opueal Co., Owel help you to m of mums N mos to lemony: um. -.---, Phillipa. eyeIIgm speck)!“ of Tnylor Optic-l Co.. Oven Sound. We an help you to we better. Our method ot mun; I: most complain and pric- es nodonte. Hours 1.30 to ' p. m. or by appointment. Loot Majors Grinding Martino Mr Mark Wilson. -rtesherton. sut- . . _-= 'es..sa.-tV tnat Lou - Grinding Marlin. Mr hurt Wilson. -rtesherton. sut- fered a pinto] accident Thursday Inat when In nu etrort to remove some clogged meat from I. grinding ma- Chine, he not his tintterB caught. It took the second - " the tell hand In Brat Joint and third - Just . little :bovo joint. Won Scotch Double. Evan _,_._._ numb: Bowl- A copy of the ranked TIS. on which awe"! B M. wnlon. who mung there _ EtTAntettwuws1r been tttvine Important ".1 came deal In " er dealers had Asked l, ute to a. "may "yret non which Will retttw About 125 men were at won on Thursday, Aug. 23rd. " Malcolm Mo. Kechnie's large barn ruining. to re. place the one burned last (all. The. new structure is 50 x " feet with 20 tt posts and under the supervision of Mr Alex Morton. the inner. henna and rafters went up smoothly. and the tramework van complete before dark. In the evening Mr and Mrs. McKechnie threw open their home.% and young and old enjoyed an old time dance for a tew hours. An acci- dent to Mr Jan Crutchley marred the Jay, when a pike pole broke and the heavy end tailing. struck him acrosa‘ the. forehead, making a deep gash and breaking his nose. He was quick- ly removed to Durham hospital where his wounds were stitched and handm- ed. The injuries were quite painful, bat happily in two or three days. he ....... an» m he out and get home. 1y removed to Durham I! his wounds were stitched ed. The injuries were bat happily in two or tl was able to be out and Ducting Western Trip --- .-- -". Describes "a“... ...,_ Mr E. A. Weppler. who was one Oh the harvesters to go West. writes the Review in an interesting manner re garding his trip. "We crossed at Burma to Port Huron. then west to Film. north to Saginaw. Bay City, Chehoygnn. Mackinaw. over to M. Ig-i once. We followed the highway north of Lake Michigan to Escanaha, then westward to Iron Mountain, Iron Rapids, Crystal Falls and lronwood.‘ where we crossed into Wisconsin. From Ironwood we proceeded to Ash-l land and Superior. where we cmaed' the new Arrowhead bridge to Duluth. Minn. From here we proceeded west- ward to Crooks-ton. north to Win}: peg, westward through Portage.Bran-‘ don, Indian Head. Regina. on to Wat- rous and Sukntoon. We spent an enjoynble Friday " one of the best summer resorts in the West. 4 miles north at Wen-out From Suntoon. I an “not so miles northwest} Minn. Prom ward to Cr peg, westwa don. Indian you; um! S "ttttrats" F summer mi north of W I an about SCOTCH The old mg In 800! on on Burt Thirty two the - In the ttrt event. by s Hunt's rink 0 2nd by REV. Wheel In the 2nd eve - by tk am" an 2nd " R. (Y " DOUBLES TOURNA- MENT LAST THURSDAY old interesting spirit in bowl- Sootch Doubles. was played Durham greens Thursday inst: two rink- were lined up and you went as follows: 1e ttrt event. Ill prize was won innt's rink of Goderich and the Rev. Whenian's rink. Durham. he 2nd event. In prim was - "A - wedneedar. " Event teh Doubles Bowl- Mt Forest ubor ' from Durham Bt- , M. Sparting grnd m m pine In the were uni-dad sol- , MRI. wtth com- man: State. at .ortr pn 12th. large Attendange Public and High Schools reopened Tuesday after the long vacation and even some ot the public school pup lls. we are informed. appear happy to get back to studies again. In the Public School. Miss Elma Ball if Hanover. is the only new teacher in charge of a primary room; Prin. J. A. Graham. Misses Firth, Mc- Cm. Kress. Morton. lather and L Schai'er completing the nail. About 300 pupils enrolled. same as ii?) year. There are 37 beginners. a total. ot 57 in Miss Behnefer's primary l, class. but some will doubtless beprox moted during the term. The High School enrolment is 131 and a few more are expected. There will be six Forms: two Firsts. with a total attendance ot nearly tro, one Second. a Third. a Fourth with 9, and a Fifth with 13. With the new addition. there is now ample room. Principal Robb, and the same me, who had favorable results last term. are back on dutr--Mituset' J. Weir. F. Nichol, B. Lane. and L Fraser. One new teacher, Miss Sullivan. will also be on duty next week, and will teach Algebra and Geometry exclusively in all Forms. Illness prevented her ar- rival thls week to assume her new duties. Durham High School Upper School Results I. indicates lat clul honors 2. indicates 2nd clue honors 3 Indicates 3rd class honors 'e' indicates a pass '. T" a. ttttlure Winner of Middle Ind Upper School Medal-Eleanor Marshall Mary E. Paton. Eng. Comp. s, Eng. Lit. 3. Trigonometry 3 Geo. Colunaon. Trig. 3. Geo. Collinson. Trig. P. M. Ellen Hay, Eng Comp. c, Eng Lit. c. Trig. C. Florence McDonald. Eng. Comp t, Eng. Lit. 2, Trig. 3, History s. Sarah McLean. E. Comp. c. Eng Lite Jno. D. MeAulitre. Trig. P. Eleanor W Max-null, Eng Comp. c. Eng. Lit. 3, Trig. 3. In M. Milne, Eng. Comp. Clifford L Moon. Eng. (Imp. r. Lit. c. Tris. C. Myrtle Manley, Eng. Comp. c. Lit. F. Brunt New“. Eng. Comp. P, Lit. 3. Trig. e, Dorothy Ritchie, Eng. Comp. s, Lit. c. Harry Tinlanov, Eng. Comp. P, Lit. F. Trig. c. Donald F. Young, Eng. Comp. F, Lit. c, Trig. 3. Seriously Injured in Car Accident Friday A serious car collision occurred at', 01 Barber's Corner, tour miles south or, h Durham, on Friday afternoon, in! tl which Mrs Wm Hunter, Sr. sustained] tl severe injuries and is since lying cri- ti tically ill in Durham hospital. " Mrs Hunter was in the front seatl C with her 'rramrdtrutrhlere Miss Edith‘l Hunter. daughter of hep. Reeve W. ' H. and Mrs Hunter of Egremont. iii) t ith was driving the car and her threel 3 brothers were in the rear seat, all)) returning from McAttister's in Nor-il .manby. Coming to the crossing Ed- It stopped a little back from the‘i highway but seeing no cars, went an] head and had just crossed the Pro-it vin'l Highway, when a Pontiac car,“ driven by Wm McGill, real tyet' i dealer of Hamilton and coming north I I hit the rear wheel and fender of Hurvi, ter's coach going east. The jar brokel the wheel and swung the car around) on the road: the front door new open ‘and the sudden swerve threw Mrs‘ _i Hunter Sr. out onto the highway. 1 l She was quickly removed to IPtl , ham hospital and was found to have i several ribs broken, one piercing the! " lung, is cut in forehead and several) . bruises. She has since been in a eri-l .! tical condition. but today, Wednes-i ti, day was a little easier. l " None of the other occupants were' ;. hurt, nor those in the Pontiac. Thel i-l crash sent the latter car into the 1.2 ditch where the frame of car was! b. found to be broken and a tender n damaged. it is now at McLaughlin’s , garage tor repairs and Hunter's car ' was taken to Smith’s garage. Here 1, Mr Hunter suffered another misfor- tune. as his car went up in smoke in the big are. there Tuesday afternoon. and it was to have been repaired [that day. No insurance was carried. my jiiilttrtrittt, jiiltytpititik "w"'l. .-_..-, - _ rent in Upper Town. Apply to Mutt l. Violets It the residence. in the Review ot Aug. 23rd the name ot Mr Matt Barber was omitted in the list of Field Crop Competition winners. Mr Barber came 4th place. a... W, M. Hill of 0th Park. lll.. Rev. W. n. u... v. ---- who with his funny. have been; St. Clo guests ot his parents-in-ttof, Mr andx ly: In Mrs Riehard Barber tor . few weeksi Guelph left last week for their home. The Club: l Sunday pram be occupied Knox; Grey 1 Church pulpit and awe two wpree‘ Mrs J. tated diam. In H’s stuterJh-Iti Noble, “Yuma Rnbcock. ot Morris, Ill., " md M Room": Wan-god: or Moon. Eng. Comp. r. Ens. mess 'rftt. C. the t rrtley, Eng. Comp. c. Eng. of m. whet aves. Eng. Comp. F, Ens‘ He rig. c. Orde: .itchie. Eng. Comp. s, Eng. joine boy l 1anov, Eng. Comp. F, Eng. m his. c. bout Vnunz. Eng. Comp. F. Eng. mam {Bah Schools again. I. Miss Elm: the only new prim”? mom: was Firth, Mc- luher md L sun. About sane u Int c, Eng. Lit a, fiat to ‘Geo. L Hughes fatally l Injured in Car Accident Many and Warm Tributes paid to 1 this worthy Durham Boy At St. Cloud. Minn. on Friday. Aug. $1at, death came to George Ian, derkin Hughes, In a hound there. the result of A car accident he met with on the Mondny previous. Word of this reached Durham friends and on Tuesday, Miss Alma. his sister. set oft to be by his side and reached him Thursday morning. He died next day as above. Who can tell how much this sisteriy devotion lightened his dying hours , As to the accident. George was driving o closed car and ran into a heavy truck. a misty night and glar- ing headlights approtushing having obscured the view The ear was com- pletely wrecked, and observers say it was a miracle he escaped instant death. His chest Wu crushed. Bee. eral ribs broken and head and limbs had painful goalies. Doctors were hopeful for o day or two, sister and brother were laying plans tor the tw tare, but serious interns! injuries proved beyond skill and he passed a- war, George was born in Bentinck in 1881, on the farm now occupied by Dnvid Donnelly. At the use ot 7 the tamor moved to Durhm and here George received the educotion he. made good use of. At " you: oti use he entered Grant's store and re- mined there tor nbout I. year. Then for over a dozen yenrs he was it trusted clerk in Morlock's store where he acquired an experience he "ter.', wards put to good one. I in 1910 he went to the Canadian West and after some time at Lat-1 combe. Alta. went to Great Falls. Montana and entered the employ of the Penney Co. Later he was ttttttF ferred to Little Falls. Minn. with some company, where he had charge ot the business and where he has been for 13 years. True to histrust, even in his painful moments. he sent ’for his Assistant Manager, but was able to speak only a tem words. The Little Falls Transcript speaks highly of deceased. He had evident ly been a respected and useful clu- Ben. He was President of the Cham. ber of Commerce, Pres. of the Little Falls Baseball club and actlve in oth- er civic organizations, holding men-l Arthur and (our men responded,oom- berssip Bltso in the Lions Club. Bus- in: m . motor Trumlter,earryinq hoae mess places in Little Falls closed rorl trupplr, in leg. tttan 40 min. When the funeral and company manners: they arrived fortunately sll danger of many partsot Minnesota, tutd their", WIS over sud their std we unneces- wives attended the funeral. I ury. Mt Forest also sent up struck He was a member of the Masonic‘ with hose. Order, the Elks and Oddfellows. Rel The Iota, to Smith Bros., proprietors. Joined the Episcopal Church when I. wilt be very Heavy, approximating boy and WM B lifelong member. I $25.000. They have some insurance Hia parents have been dead tor tV and the adjuster will be on hand on bout 30 years. He leaves as chief, Thursday. mourners one brother Robert, Guelph‘ Outside ot stone walls. the building and seven sisters: Misses Sydney. is a total loss, and in equipment and 1Jane and Alma, Mrs Alexander (Dos-l tools. the garage was fitted out sec- sie); Mrs E. Kretstr, (Bella). all of ond to none in this, ‘port ot the coun- Durham: Mrs (Rem R. Herbert, try. No new cars were burned, but (Frances) Preston: Mrs (Rev.) T. H. one belonging to w. H. Hunter, Etp gFarr. Kincardine (Ebble). remont, in for repairs, went up in . -- . ‘_-_ n. ___-q-, _n_- .. “A..-“ -kn‘n 0.. kn “13310019, 5-- - u... ..._ --' e - Ind Mrs Jane Knisley. Mr and In - . .-_n-. u.- hunt DURHAM, THURSDAY. AUG. 30 * SEP. The train was met Monday noon at C.N.R. station by old friends. some of whom assisted in handling the heavy metal container in which was the eoftin. It was gratifying to rela. tives and to many friends here, that the body rested one night in the old‘1 al home, before interment in Trinity Church cemetery. l f, The Chamber of Commerce did a, tt kindly and noble thing by furnishing b the funds to send an employee for g T years in store of deceased, Miss M. n Arton, with Miss Alma, to relieve the b lonely Journey back to Durham. ll The following kindly editorial not- 3. ice in the Little Falls Transcript, ex- F presses Durham's feelings: "The sud- a ‘den passing away of Geo. L Hughes c :within a short time after a bulletini Ehad been given out that the patient, iwas improving. came as a shock to, Ethe community which fully realizes; iits loss in the taking of the popular 2y1ll.15..er of the local Penney store.‘ tiruring his residence here, George iliughes endeared himself in the ' ihearts of many. A keen business , l,man, fearless in his convictions and , Heady at all times to further with i l his time and money legitimate enter- Itprises. his untimely taking will be " sadly missed in the commercial and .' sports life of the city and county." l The funeral service under I. o. O. y' P. auspices. was held in Trinity Ch., 31011111311), on Tuesday, and a crowded , church paid the last tribute of re- il, spect. Rev. E. Hayes conducting an y, impressive service. Interment was 'sl made in Trinity Church cemetery, fl the l.0.0.F. service following the us- a ual burial service at the grave. Eight Fl of the local brethren acted as pall- n bearers. I" The following are givers of the (1| beautiful floral otterintrts'.At & AM. No 140, Little Falls, Minn.: Baseball Club, Board of Commerce, Mr and Mrs K Martin. Lions' Club. B. P. O. :0 Elks No TTO, Employees of J. C. Pen- Nb my Co., Little Falls Jr Baseball club. Realty improvement Co., all of Lit- lel tie Falls: Mr and Mrs G. Roberts, In Bowling Green. Ohio; Mr and Mrs B. Ei man. St Cloud: J. C. Penney m an. mum. Minn. and also their UO., ”manna. nun-u. --- _---" ‘New York omce: Mr nnd Mrs H. A. 1iii'eeii, rubbing. Minn.: Pence Club.' 38!. Cloud.: The family; Kreu fund- l1y: out! of D. E. Maedonald Btoit., iGuelph: St George's Angucnn Men's Club: Trinity Church Guild. Durham: ‘Grey Lodge. 100?. Durham: Mr und ‘Mrs J. P. Smith. Mr and Mrs Arnold t Noble. Mr and Mrs Wm Pullman)" With vhlch ls incorporated the lame!- Lend" Smith Bros. Garage Totally Destroyed by fire One of the biggest and moat dang- erous conttturrationts ever in Durham. was that on Tuesday utternoon. when the Ford Ger-age end ottices and show rooms were completely wiped out. on- ly the thick none wall of the neu- part (formerly the foundry) being left intact. Shortly after 4 o'clock Harold Rose-' borough. s. workman In the nuge,‘ was at work In the vulcsnlzlnx room and struck n match to heat the bum' her of the machine. Gas fumes mum have been escaping, tor in In instant the room was ahlue ttttd Rmsetrorough, rushed out with clothes the. He was severely burned around hands and' lace and was taken to the doctor for. treatment. i ' two streams pinyin: on the omees and "; I stock rooms and while they could not I prevent its destruction, they were successful in keeping the gasoline I pumps in front and tour units under. ground isolated from the tierce blaze= ‘ihereby preventing a possible diam! .troua explosion. in which buildings} might have been wrecked and lives Meanwhile W. Benson and R. Cat-I ton (who were upstairs). mechanics there, seized tire extinguishers, but, so rapidly did the blue and thick‘ smoke spread. that they were use less They shoved out s new Ford car but could save nothing else from the. work roomst ln s few minutes the heevy thick smoke no issuing from all windows and root of the (cruel proper, with titunett shooting out " various plnces. H. Wan-no. book-; keeper, had phoned in the slum and) the the brigade rushed the engine 'o, the creek south of garage. I By the time steam was up, whole name 1m doomed, west wind mah. ing it Impossible to save from part of building. The tire brigade ca lost The ttrtst ten Inmates of the blaze about 30 or 40 helpers earhed out the hooks of the Brm, several rullos. small stove md almost all the stock of parts In show moms. This was nll there was an opportunity to save.“ the dense smoke and heat soon drove all to a distance. Bo Ierloua did the eoniiagrtrtton) threaten, that o. Sound the brigade was phoned for help, end Chief Me- Arthur and tour men responded,com- ing on . motor pumper,earrying hose supply, in less than 40 min. When they urived fortunately all danger was over end their aid was unneces- nary. Mt Forest 1190 sent up struck with bone. The loss to Smith Bros., proprietors. wlll be very Heavy, approximating Outside ot stone walls. the building‘ twins; I is a total loss. and in equipment and! parents Mr tools, the garage was tttted out sec-i and with M ond to none in this'part of the eoutri try. No new cars were burned, but‘ Meaars A one belonging to W. H. Hunter, Eg-I Mr and Mr, remont, in for repairs, went up in attended th smoke, also a. coupe about to ii) Mr John painted, six or seven old cars, Inf) idaying at new and one old tractor. An oxy tue-l busy paint! ctyiene welding outfit, vulcanizer, al Rev. and splendid supply of tools. lathe, lbom‘and Mrs G $1000 worth of new tires, all oils,etc.l, their holida are also a total loss. .vigorated h l The Smith Bros. were all absenti Mr and [ lfmm the fire, Geo. going to Toronto meg of I 'that afternoon, Lorne of Mt Forest) 133, l y at Mr being there. and James in Windsom The latter returned that night, butf Miss Hel no definite plans for carrying on will; her Behool be made until the two former return.) Milligan tM in the meantime, the former Wat-‘ and will tk son dairy store in the Middaugh! dr M: Ind The Smith Bros. were all absent' _ i tom the fire, Geo. going to Toronto| “5' and Mrs F,,Y Buchan and foni l Ewing of Dunnville, spent over Labor; that afternoon, Lorne of Mt Forest} Da' at Mr Thos Ritchie's _ being there. and James in Windsom , . . The latter returned that night, but; Miss Helen Milliganleit Monday for no definite plans for carrying on will: her Behool at Bobcaygeon. Mr Jim be made until the two former return/ Milligan accompanied her to Toronto in the meantime, the former Wat-‘ and will attend the 'Ex' there. son dairy store in the Middautrhl, Mr and Mrs Stanley Malcolm and House has been secured tor an omee) family of Nestleton. spent the week and H. Dalgarno, bookkeeper, is in; end with the Lamb family. Aberdeen. charge there. i, Mrs J. W. McKechnie. Harold and ___ _ .. ___-A - In... Anna ", MRS. ROBT. BRADLEY _ M the home ot her daughter, Mrs.I Than. Blair, Durham, Mrs Hannah Bradley, passed away Friday evening.‘I aged about " years. Since her hus- band's death in May 1928, Mrs Brad- ley lived wth her children, the last three years with Mrs Blair. She has been an invalid for some time. De- ceased waq Hannah Marie Richard- son and in 1875 was wedded to Rain. Bradley. Most of her life she lived in Markdale and vicinity. To them 8 children were born: Arthur in Winni- peg: Mrs Currie (Lilian) New Haw en, Conn.; Mrs Thou Blair (Edith) of Durham: Mrs Rev. Hosford (Esther) Watford; Mrs J. Whitmore (Mabel). Watrous. Sank; Mrs Robertson (Em- Wauvua. "_., nun .mv.-.... ‘_.__ I ma), Fort William. Elizabeth died in. 192 Sand Geo. in 1912. One brother.‘ Jos. Richardson, Markdnle. tsurvives,', and ten granchildren. ' I All the family except Mrs Whitmore' were present at the funertl service at the Blair home at 1 o'eioek New! day, Rev. E Hayes having charge oil the service. The rennin: were com. veyed to Mnredale, her old home! where another servlce was held in Christ church. with Rev. Mr Kitchen taking the service. Interment ml made in Murkdaie cemetery. l WANTED FOR HOMEIN TORONTOisnd 'Mra Meier: nun-mum of Benl Girl, 18 to M, u general servant. my“ marriage to we Nose "t “My ot tour, permanent 9““va nn'mvid Duidaon. Newton, om: good ttttme. Wages “and "'otyye.eese the engagement ot her eld- inc to omttileatiorur. on tuttqttter Jeni Eliubeth (Beanie) Write In G. M. Weller. 170 to Merton A. Reid, son of In Hen- Sinthului Bl'ed, Toronto. or Me ry Reid, Holstein. the mm to phone Hudgon 7771 w. Me piece the middle ot September. THE ROLL CALL ONTARIO ARCHIVES TORONTO l Mr um! Mrs mu guy-1w ..... two children. Dundu. accompanied by Mrs Wlley and daughter ot lune town, visited over ubor Day with ,Mr and Mrs Bert Stonewae. 1 Mitts Catharine Madman left Sat- lIll-day tor lemma, New Ontario, when she h“ accepted . school It Ivpnr Ridge, tour miles from that pine. I Mr and Mrs Hugh unclean left Tuesday tor a short visit to trfenda l at Neudale. Men. - n J; -...A, Inn Mr and Mrs B. puuterqouB", '"'"l John and grandson of London. visited! Mr Donald Btewarta' over the hon-i dnys ht Aberdeen. i Miss Margaret McGirr is holiday-, in; . week or two in Tomato and with her brother Ernest in Oshawa. Rev. John E. Peters. Meatonl. has left tor Winnipeg. to attend the General Council ot the United Church Mrs W. D. Connor arrived home Friday trom Port Stanley, where she was nursing tor tour weeks and left Sutur'day for nelr Hwover to wdton Mrs Edward Disney. who is seriously 111. Dr and Mrs wmum and two was returned to their home In [lunch on Monday, utter visiting with Mr an! In D. Lamb, Aberdeen. holidays It Lake Scugog 1nd pawl Lamb holidnyed I week with Dr and Mr wmum nt Dyers Bay. Mr and Mrs Albert Phillip and daughter Jenn and Mr: Benn of Roc- hester. N. Y., necempanied by Mr Ind Mrs Knight and son Arthur ot Kitch- ener. motored over nod spent the week end with Mrs P's brother. Mr. Douglas Donnelly, Allan Park. Mr and Mrs Hugh Helm of Ben- tinck. left Tuesday afternoon for Basswood, Man. where theywill visit l for a month or Bo. Mr John MeAutitte, Detroit, is hol. idaying at his home here and now busy painting his house. Rev. and Mrs Fiddes and daughter and Mrs Groves, have returned from their holiday on Lake Erie, much in- vigorated by their rest. Mrs J. W. McKechnle. Harold and Miss Arman. spent a few days in Toronto the past week. Mr Donald Graham ot Sault Sta! Marie, visited his parental home this} week. Don. ls now Noble Grand otl an Oddtellows Lodge there, with 500i members. the youngest to ever- holdl this important office in that city. l Mr Cecil McLean, air force mech. anic at Camp Borden. is holidaying for three weeks at home. Dr. F. N. G. and Mrs Starr, Toronto and Dr. Danard of New York. were meant guests of Dr. and Mrs David Jamdeson. Miss Jessie Twamley returned to her school at umlash Monday. her fourth year there. 6,1928 "GiciGi/eist n tey days ENGAGEMENTS Putherbourh, I""'. und é fatal &ore 77011): Pmorveo the Tooth. . . . .. Published (ir-o/roar-Peter,',, "." . "q tn “mm. c. “MARI Thh Week End Homemade Puma . .. . In Racy Boxes Other Fluor- ........ Squihb's Tooth Paste Phone 21 Stomach Sour ? Ladies The A. B. Davis Co., one of ths leading firms in Toronto, will have a choice assortment on display at our store Sweetest Maid Chocolates You are cordially invited to see this display, and if you desire, select your new Winter Coat from this up to date stock. NIU? LAWRENCE, DURHAM Monday, Sept. 10th Take mum um: mand- 25c and so: Grand Display of 'jadden 's gray stare Afternoon and Evening " P. R. BOAT ' Failand l ' Winter Made to Measure AND RAIL TICKET8 WampoIc'c Extra“ ..... $1.00 chu Syr. Hypophowhnu, $1 Ilkor'u Pomona ..."' . $1.00 M, Inn and Wine ....s1.oo Haemoglobin Capsules .. $1.00 ENGLISH HEALTH SALT. tse, "e, Mte Summer Tonics Blood Hot ? Ovalline Durham, Ont. ' FREE I Mte or $1.50 tin To Fund It.“ & sou, Putnam Coats