Motion Made for Judgment In Default An order or the defence to file an answer in seven days was made by Judge P. Grant Jones in HM. Supreme Court yesterday in an action. started by Mr. P, S. Goulansky against Mr. J. L. Crompton, which came before the court yesterday on a motion filed by Mr. C. S. Sherwin for plaintiff for judgment in default of pleadings by defendant, Mr. Sherwin briefly explained the facts and stated that defendant was in default by his failure to ile his Gefence, after having been granted an extension of time to do so.
Mr, K. E. Newman for the defend-out explained that his client had been seriously ill and had not been able to give him any instructions in the matter until Monday afternoon.
Baby's appetite is a good indication of his well-being, He should be read; for his meals. If he has to be coaxer or tempted with rich foods you may be sure there is something wrong and his health will suffer unless trouble is quickly corrected. The most important thing in avoiding Cigestive disorders in young children is to see that the natural functions are performed regularly, and. as an aid to this, there is nothing better than an occasional dose of Baby's Own Tablets.
These Tablets are the prescription of a British medical child-specialist, no child is too young, none too cid to benefit from their use. They are pleasant-tasting and sure in effect. For infantile indigestion. ¢onstipation, simple fever, colds and croup, worms and teething troubles, there is no better childhood remedy than
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