GIRL REFUSES RING
♦ ENGAGEMENT DELAYED. RESOURCEFUL YOUNG MAN. "I'm sorry Graham, 1 caii\ accept the ring yet." Gladys explained, "my hands are so swollen with these horrid chilblains I simply couldn't got a ring on. We'll just have to hold over our engagement till the chilblain go." But Graham proved resourceful. A bottle of Q-TOL arrived with Gladys's mail the next morning; and in a few days Graham's thoughtfulness was rewarded. Q-TOL works wonders with chilblains. Ends torturing pair instantly. Quickly reduces swelling and ends danger of pianful .cracked skin. Full directions on the wrapper. Buy a bottle to-day. Be sure it is Q-TOL. Safest, quickest and surest relief for all skin discomforts. —1
The question of applying to the Royal Agricultural Society for permission to hold the next South Royal —probably in 1939—at Gore, was discussed by the Gore A. and P. Association last week, but in view of the cost and the small area of the show grounds—about 16 acres—it was agreed to take no action in the matter.
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Press, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22108, 2 June 1937, Page 6
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