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t‘HF. (‘.HARI.O'l‘TETOWl\7 GUARDVAN

"'5 TOEK Q 00 m TIONS

Morning Stock Letter

(liI(‘\'lcd over Pltfleial and Cu‘: Private W :

.Nl\‘.' YORK. A._. 3--Votillg in the Kansas pllmaries sllowro ii large Republican vote and accord- ing to estimates the Democratic vote was not as large as had been hoped for. Sterling Products for six months report-:d $2.92 ziziginst $273 the first six lllI‘l'il-il.‘. 121.5’. ycar. Phelps Dodge zchedulcd to; have a dividend nlceiiizg today: and the Journal of Commerce say: ‘ that Loews may take actznil on peak of the year thus far and dividend today. Action of _vc5‘.9r- (‘Om|‘l:ll'1ll[: favorably with high day's market was rather good and ‘ i'll3l'i-{S in the several prosperous we would look for mcrc Slims than - years that ended with 1929. says losses today with prcbably mall continuance of approximately-orb orders leading. ‘sent :'Ii.c through August is assur- cd.

Radio Gorpn of America, and subs. June quarter net profit $477.- one rquai to 52 cents a share on the 920,276 shares of $3.50 first pfd against net profit $1,286,691 in preceding quarter.

ceding weeks reducing stocks to 58,411,000 bills Refinery operations declined 2.3 prr cent to 7a_z per ccnt Willi? daily crude oil output was off 12.950 bbls to 2,948,000 gbbls.

United States electric output up 14.2 per cent in week August 1 air- ainst i'l gain of 14.5 per cent in previous week. Iron Age reports one half point increase in steel in- got this week to 72 per cent, the

NEW YORK. Aug. 5—Amcrican Petroleum Institute reports with- dr.wv:lLs from toial gasoline stor- age for August first \v:rk 365.000 barrels ’nearly three times as heavy as in either of the two pre-

A PRODUCE”

(Canadian Pres)

New York Curbi

(suppiiul by rim.-I-l Ind Com- pnny inriulovu of ill--nil-uil almi-

Ivrluangn IIIII Curb Illlrhrli‘ MONTREAL‘ Aug, 5_.P1-ices 5|‘"‘ll-" "“"‘ held firm for butter. cheese, eggs Mum ‘.0 Am“ 1-L-ml rind potatoes on Montreal open

1. ll :57. produce markets today.

Butter was quoted around 24 cents per pound for carlots or less of no 1 while lots to retailers wefi 25 for solids and 25 1-2 for prints.

Cheese averaged 13 1-3 to 3-4 for Ontario white and colored.

Graded egg shipments in carlots or leg were quoted at 30 cents a dozen for A large. 28 for A med- ium. 22 1-2 to 23 for B and 20 to 21 for C.

New Quebec potatoes. no 2 grade sold at $1.15 to $1.25 per bag.

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C""3"‘-‘£93 .MisceIlaneous (Canadian Press) NEW YORK. Aug. 5—I-ending MONTREAL, Aug. 5—Butter

currencies were steady. following upward trends mostly. in terms of United States funds during today's closing dealings on the foreign ex- change market. .

Dominion funds remained un- changed at par while pounds ster- ling and French cold francs res- pectively griincd 5-16 cent to $5.01 15-16 and .00 1-4 oent to 6.59 1-4 cents.

prices remained steady on Canad- ian commodity exchange produce sscllon today.

Butter soot: sales: 800 boxes Que 24 1-8: 200 Que 24. Que (90 score) 23 5-BB.

Cheese Spof-Ont white 13 1-413: 001 13 1-43; Que white 12 3-48: col 1! 7-8B.

Eggs Snot—Ont A large 3113; A medium DB; 13 large 228; C 213.

iidvertisin§§iiates—Payable in Advance

control Gunrdlun locale, do per word: We-tern Ind Enllern locnll. In par word; Announcement: Ind Coming Event: to per word; Cinullied In per word: In illemorinm Notion, 70¢ per lneh; Lint: of Florul nnd

spiritual Offering-, Cnrdn, on-., do per niune; Letter: of Comlolrneu roe our Inch; Notice: of Tlinnlu and Appreciation. 10¢ per Inch or do per word. other rate: on nppllcntlon.

Minimum Clrnrxo for nay ndvertlunacn twenty-flu noun,

Jflflvww .._n--- 'mm [315 Sale Wanted OFFICIAL BASEBALL SW” WAN'l‘El)—B0’l"l‘LES. PINTS AND Pads ten cents. Postage extra.

quarts. Phone 1101. L-5128-8-11-tf

BOARDERS WANTED —RlJASON- able rates. Phone 537.

ApplL_(Jilal'lottetown Guarrlin

FOR SALE—KI'l'ClIEN CABINET.

Apply 114 Prince Street. L.5e39.3-5.3i L-5657-8-5-Iii. ’T:.‘ 4. ‘:1 _f7 FOR SALE — A SIX ROOMED Nlisceuanenux

Cottage. Cheap. Apply at 4 Stew- ll-5681-8-6-3i.

"rt s”°"' CM’ Tm: sun Ll!-‘E u/is A NEW LOW

[Nb EN}-1,“, premium policy which guaran- self-containod two ap.ir:ment 1998 CV9“ 1" me "em 01 Y°“1' house, double garage. 205 Euston death the completion of the street things you had planned to do.

Consult J. A. Moore, Building Charlottetown.

.. Currie

SMALL FOX RANCH, 11 PENS complete 120 x 135 ft. guard. 10 it. high. part swamp, juniper posts. $80.00. Arthur Wood. Aiexnildrn. L-5694-lb

“RS. JOE DOYLE, 93 KING ST. drcsmuker. L-5626-8-4-'31.

1’_(lsltion iwia nted

1 EXPERIENCE!) MAN WANTS employment with Fox Rancher. Highest references. Apply Em-

T0 l.ET—'I‘llREF. SUNNY K00-“S in heated upxrlmclit. Partly fur- nished. Moderate rent with core of furnace. Address "A" care of Guardian. L-5,634-8<4-31

pioyment, care Guardian. L-5039-8-6-Iii.

HOUSE TO LET 22 GRAFTON ST. ’"' in excellent condit‘.on. 8 rooms. "‘*"““"“""*“"'*

new bzthroom flxiurcs. Apply on T

premises or to H. K. S. Humming,

Bank of N. S. Bldg. Dwelling No. 247 Grafton scan. l.aicly occupied by Dr. Keeping.

__ L_-5623-ii-4-5-8. , t‘-only WANTED — MIDDLE AGED L. in. room: & co.

Female Help Wanted .

‘ — housekeeper. Apply lcttcr ooooooo-oooouooooooooo-w care Gufrdion. L-5653-8-5-31. L-5008-7-8-tf

J __.-_ ..,- V-""' - - —----—- To Patrons of the (leorgetown Bus I have had 3 ha: I in: for two years. and I believe I have then you the best of courtesy and service. I am now asking you to please give me your business an in the past. and I will endeavor to continue giv-

ing you the same service. Thanking you all for Will!‘ b“5l“l‘»‘F 9“ '3'’- The Georgetown Bus will run dolly. Plcue wait for it.

Georgetown-charimetown Bus 3.. .ice

STARIINC MONDAY, APRIL 27th. or as soon after as possible.

In-no Ooorlolown .. 8.15 A.M.benve Chlrlotriuwn 4.00 i'.M. Card ... IJ5 A.M. Johnston‘: River .. 4.20 l’.M. 48 Bond ... 3.50 A.M. Wo!r.ter's (‘orner .. 4.30 l‘.M. Baldwin’: Rood I55 AM. Fort Augustus 4.40 PM- st. ‘Huron . no AM. Pisquld .. .. . 450 PM. ‘Penkea . . 9.10 AM Penlxes 500 PM- Pllqlld . ill. Theresa‘: .. 510 l'.iV| , Fort AIIIIIII .... I.“ AM. Baldwin’: Bold - _ Webster‘: Comer . 9.00 A.M. ll Raul . - Johnston’: River .. 9.50 All. Onrdignn . . Itrlvo cnnomtown mo A.M. ommom. ..... .. 5.50 mm.

,’llendqnnrlcru at Charlottetown noun. In Roomi.

BUICK 7 PARS!-:N(ll-‘.R (‘AR F. J. Solomon

of 250.

. . I lndrurun at Georgetown -

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MtA'l. Stock Exchange

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N.‘ Y. Stock Exchange

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Win l:'?lee d 60% 60% gilt C13‘;- lnt ¥Ir T mwxs }'.1,°r,,,,,°lM,,,'," It‘: nearly always playtime for K: 154 154 l!i(ff>?i!cmC\‘\,"etrd Q the -quhm “Id-when they enjoy M “H M Co ' L ‘ '7 making mud pics in their little ilk N. S N Y can . paddling pool, thousand; of visitors Royal Bk get cut: mar crowd round the fences at the N" 1’; co _,__ Dionne hospital at Callander to No. 1-” (Supplied by Plillold nnd can. watch. Here are the live with Nllrst D - gggk lirllolk vnnnrmnlenlher Mb Hunting Itocl Inroux as they played. oblivioln to n IKE II In CI]! El! 6 us‘:-Ids h In produce 1 .!lces “:3 Sf,‘ N ‘I am.“ on“ L.“ case ylru oa.n‘t. zit; C;:ln out, the Km Keith 0 five furious girls are, LEFI‘ to -—-~— 5"" R“ 3 A oil use 2455 RIGHT Emelie, Mule. Cecile. (Cnnndlnn Preu) §,°.;"‘,!,,,*’;,° J “"1" 5‘ Yvonng'|.nd Annette. (Photo Copy- M0N'I'REA1-. Aug. 5-. St a c "'°"‘ ‘ . . m as t i press camuliim.) Wheat, not no 2 31.14 1-2. re‘; °co ° ‘,‘.','.‘,'.,";i.,, ’3°,‘;§ $2: § Barley C W no :5 69 1-2. ,‘§"1'g‘1 All" .\i.-i--nm A 10 95.: Oats. o w no 3 54. u“s air, m’ “'““““ °°““ l-:1. "do a: Oats. food no 1 52 1-2. 3 1: s1: act.“ ‘gear-R-lg; 88;’ Flour. spring wheat patents, . “ 112 am 56.10. 1 lv‘.“.‘.".‘.“"i- ‘é?E..'..¥;“‘° $3-1 Flour seconds 85.30. V West (In Golflfill’ ‘ Flour bakers $6.20. “:’,Ht gal? 3 f;‘])‘r;“ME';}' Flour winter wheat patents. w$‘3'i«-viii. -T urnlinvii ‘-’l choice $3.90 to $4. 5 Granada Ell (‘Canadian Press) (. ,-an Flour white com $5.30-$5.50. _ TORONTO. Aug‘ 5__-me To,_ 552:9‘ 103'" 3”“ "°“ $835" onto mining market, soft through Hull-row 4 Middlings ton 332.25. E V mem sgssrons wdened 1,5 decnm Hnrvl um slilzs Rolled oats bag 90 lbs $3.45. ’ IWRW . today to show a drop of 2.79 in the Hlcil Snr .1 "W "0 2 W‘ W‘ °“i°l-‘ 3349- gold share index and 1.28 in the Hrillinger 1-’- Oheese Ont white and col 13 1-2 __ miscellaneous mines index‘ Hum!-alrflrl -;l‘’. ‘C’ 5'8" 1173534115“ PR3) Wright Hargreaves declined 5 l,1"“;:"v,, |ll—i Cheese. Que while and col 13 to MONTREAL, Aug- 5—Oai.tle of- cents to $3. The day's low price fl. "cons 60 )3 1-4.- ferings were not sufficient to es- was 7.85. Teck Hughes dropped 20 Kirk “lid 1”” Butter no 1 24 to M 1-8. tablish a market in early trading to 6.05. Lake Shore lost 3-3 Dome W.“ ‘4"‘“ "if; Eggs In cartons A lame 34-35. on Montreal livestock markets un- 1-4 and Brulorne, Pioneer and {L335 61'... ‘an E385 A medium 32'33~ day. Calf. sheep and hog di\'is- Hollinger closed unchanged. Mc- l.il\:l (‘:10 W! E395 B 25'” 10m were steady. Iniyrc finL=hed a point up at 42 “°"“‘.“'° ‘Z.- ESES C 34- , Receipts: came, 12; calves 198; 1-2 in light trading. iiii°iil'“xi L on ' *’°““°°5 Q“ "9" 305 ‘1-15 '0 sheep and lambs. 31: hogs 394. Hard Rock and O'Brien were .\l:l.\' Sn 4-‘ ,3‘-35 Medium good to good calves were outstanding traders i.n the second- m.-n... 443:)! T-— sold at $6.50 with fair to medium ary gold group. both 20 down. 3.’S.“."ic..-t kinds 59111313 from $5.60 to $8. O'Brien touched 5.90 in the mom- .\lnn1e I. "'1, Grassers were $3.50 to $4. ing and closed at 6.15 while I-lard -‘W:-l-ll“ .,‘.:‘ G°0d lambs brought 58 with Rock closed at 3.15. up 3 from the g‘,'j.'{‘,;’,’,‘,,’,," ' :- culls Out at 36- Sheep were from days low. Losses of 10 to 20 were ju.-'v.m.- er-l. $3 to $3-50- boarded for Read-Authier, Pickle .\i.v\\'n‘rtr-r= 1”. (Canadlm Peru) Blwons sold 9-0 $10. féd and W8l5- Crow. Siscoc. Little Long. and "V 1:113‘ MONTREAL, Aug. 5—British ered. Selects drew the usual $1 Castlc while Buffalo Ailkerite de- fxm» Girl ll“ and foreign exchange in relation Pmmlllm While butchers. heavies ciined 30 cents. Central Patricia. 35 \lolinin to the Canadian dollar as compil- and lights were cut 50 cents per and l\‘1c[/‘mi Cockshutt 25. §‘,'f,';.',!;, ',-... ed by me Roygu Bank of Canada hundredweight and extra heavies ’i'ltll<).\"I‘(l, Aug. 5» 3-(_“.,W; [I_ closed today as follows;— 51 P91" hlH‘|dTEdW'eiKhi3. Sows were Q 1 cm" .\:lIr:|IIlifl ll-'l_ Argentina peso .2788, from $8.50 to $7 with an odd top "‘""‘ (:.‘;"‘M,‘»[;1’| «‘,"(; Austfgflg, pound 4,oo7- of $7.25. A few hogs were sold rail ,-\('tr-n 71; mm on ','I’_, Ausma 5¢h1111ng .1390 grade on the basis of $13.25 drcss- .\li-\‘ § (lnlogll ff‘-.» Belslum lrlse 1685- '3“ “’°'%‘“- m: }I:“'.'”‘,’,', , in Brazil milrcls .0586. H08 prices advanced on Mari- ‘ ...-r=‘¢i.1 11.". ° 1:” Denmark krone .2241. “me mflTk€l5« 56111“! at 312-75 T811 - '-"‘ ru (‘oh _ _'.‘ prance mmc .o55g_ grade. 810 live grade off car and Hg girl: Pro 73'.’ Germany Teicmqnwg 40“ $9.65 off tmck. sows brought $8.50 7.5 _ Great Bflmm pound 5_o139_ rail grade and $6.10 off car live as p,,.,,,,,, Greece drachma .0094. sTHde- A-f eras‘-yr 1-lolaind florin .6794. Stem were steady at $8 down. ,,.., g;;fim»,,n, . Hungary pengo .1990. COWS bl'0llEhl $3. 5. Ctumers $1.25 p.....; ,1 ..u. nevi mm, me _0733_ to $2 and cutters 2 to $2.50. Bulls A;-'1 notl Lake‘ Japan yen _2935_ sold from $3.25 dbwn. ,m-1 ‘ill 2.“ New Zr-aland pound 4.0393. Vefilm Wm from 5-50 down and on. .<.... .\nt :23 Poland zloti .1392. fl‘3Sl~::F«; "Om 33 d°W"- Good ,.‘,f‘« §l"-“‘l<"i' 9'.‘ south Mm“ pound 4.993;; am rought from $7.50 down. " , -sl}l“""r‘l‘_‘”‘t" fit‘ Sweden krone .2589. *——'%——"“ Siacnc 41:. United States dollar 1-84 per :'l:itlr'_ll” 0-: GRAIN » 1» NEW YORK. Aug. 5—F‘oreign :‘°" “' “ 1? exchange steady. Great Britain de- sud mum 4;‘? man high 501 7-8: low 5.01 5-8: ——- ::"‘;\l'l‘l"l:|t mm close 5.01 15-18; 60 day bills 5.00 (Canadian Press) ‘smumn , 3-4; France 8.591-4: Italy 7.87 1-2: WINNIFEG. Aug. 5~Wheat fut- g“ _i_ i _ s,-1.-.-mm. Belgium 16.85; Germany 40.22: ures recovered practically all _\'cs- *' " ' '_:jrII}(ln"l'I N! Crinada 1.00. ierday losses when values chsed 3 rind barley covered any realizing. T:;"§ "- ‘ Closing exchange rates:—- 1-4 to 2 3-4 cents higher on the Prices generally moved up sharply -,-,_,m,." At Montreal-Pound 5.01 7-8; U. Winnipeg: gran exchange to<i.r_v 111 F.Vl'1l)fiUl.V With W1’l<’M- _ "I:l"t'n(l -- 3. dollar 1.00 1-84; franc 6.59. October firiished at 3107 3-4. CHICAGO. Aug. 5—«9timuiatcd “f‘_:li'["l"‘l:m“ N‘ At New York——Pound 5.01 15-16: December $103 3-4 to 7-8 und Vfny by European reports of wet har- “.j,‘_:H,, H,,_ Canadian dollar 1.00; franc 6.50 $1.07 7-3 to 1.08 a bushel. vest condltiors and of critical ns- wnc m, 1.4_ Export business es-timatcci at pools of political affairs. wheat )l\:T'iJl‘\'1iIiIniJ“1.nfiN_w 804: At Paris--Pound 76.16 fr; U. S. 1.000.000 bushels. good foreign buy— became the m1ll‘i(T‘i. leader today. ° - 4 ' dollar 15.17 3-4 fr; Canadian dol- ing influenced the advance. Trade ndv."_incing.v sharply. ‘ lar 15.16 fr. showed moderately active. Winnipeg: and Minneapolis led llNl.Is'n. In go‘.d—Pound 12s. 3d: ‘U. B. Ciiicaco closed 1 3-4 to 3 3-8 the upturns of prices. Stress was dollar 59.43 cents: Canadian dollar cents higher. given to reports that wheat pro— Amnmm _ 5945 p,gm,s_ Influenced by bullish private duction the world over is now less nn-u 1;- _..__.7__ estimates on the Canad‘:m wheat. than the amount needed for nor- ::<:‘I”_‘§lllnnH -l3 _ (Canadian Press) crop. Liverpool closed 2 to 1 5-8d mfli use. lei. nlcmc emergencies. ‘.0 “W Toronto and Montreal—Indua- higher. r Wheat rinsed strong. 1 3-4 to 3 (-‘(,,,_m trial stocks irregularly lower. Excellent enquiry was found in 3-8 cents higher. Sept. 1.13 1-4 to ;-Irmyiiln Toronto Mincs—Lower. cash wheat. but offerings proved 1-2. Dec. 114 to 114 1-8 com irrc1u- "M “W .: _ New York—8i,ocka slightly lower. scarce. lar, 1 3-8 off to 3-4. Sept. 106 3-8 mm .,-,,'“." ._., Winnipeg—Wi-lent 3 1-4 to 2 3-4 Coarse grains showed good buy- to 3-4. Dec. 94 1-8 to 3-8. oats un- mim .\lar I‘- cems hggheh ing in rye credited to outside clmmrcd to 5-8 higher and prov- -\-‘ll"n"l(rI<;lllr‘ --‘u New yo;-k_comm higher; sugar houses, with profit taking well ab— islnns unchamrcd to 20 cents de- N ,.,;“k lower. sorbed. Speculative demand in oats rlmo. omim 15

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(By rrank MmcM11len, Associated Press Financial Writer) (A. 1''. By Guardian‘: Special Wire)

NEW YORK, Aug. 5—Buf1eted by selling in the motors and air- crafts the stock market firmed somewhat in late trading but closed irregularly lower.

Brokers said they were caught between cross currents of favorable trade and industrial news and caution inspired by continued drought and foreign clouds.

Near the finish there was a half- hearted rally which failed to get very far. In terms of the Associat- ed Press averages of 60 shares the market Closed -1 IDWET 3! 573- ‘ mechaaliziiig the work. or equipping Transactions totalled 1,284,760 1:; with proper machinery; sixty shares against 1.0-19.230 on Tues- nve per cent can be taken/0U.IL of <l8Y- the cost of bui.ding and furnish-

Mclntyre. with a gain 01' 'l-3.‘ing the home; and withal the re- paced Canadian listings. Others Onituxns uoubicd and in most cases the lllislde \lVL‘l‘0 Illll-"H3111 0“. In‘ treifeci in comparison with those ternational Hydro Electric l’I‘C- i 0,.‘ the farm-home or country-home ferred and Shawinigan, all ahcndiof common experience,

1-8. Losses ranged from 1-8 to 3-8. 4, Build the type home and

Gfneral Motors bore the brunt‘ type community mar. will be under- Of the 5?1Ull(Z. 0105318 Off 1-4 3'5 pinning of the nation, instead -of 67 1-3- Selling in this 5'-W0!‘ W»?-"»‘the superstruciurcs that are now said to have been an aftermath of we burden an me big); of the M. recent disappointment in rumcltion. Build it that: all may S8813 quarters over fziifure to disblir.:c a ‘and pm rem after it, more liberal extra dividend Mon-] 5_ Find the method that suits day. Active selling also bore down our own needs, our own mentality 011 ChIl'S1€‘l' “'hiCh Cll19('Cl 2 3~3 and our own circunistances, not 1°WCl‘ Bl 115 543- ioopying uropes deViCC.:, that thus

Douglas Aircraft cndcd 2 1-4 low- we may become the self-reliant peo- Er lll 72 3-4 following Ti1c'5di1_V'Siple that once we were and that we weakness on issuance of the low-tcan b e again when we cease to er six months earnings. Boclnglstand as mendjcan-ts at rm doors closed down 1-8 at 30 1-8. 10: foreign rude, oegmng {mm

Steel stocks were in the dumps 5 those whose poverty is greater than notwithstanding bright ncv.-s on]our5_ » the industry. In spite of some let-’ 6. Let us not look for pattern or down in new steel buying, heavy 1 ppm in the chaos and confusion of orders on mill books point to Aug- emotions in commotion. in a. babel ust production holding approxim- of tongues. hates. fears, customs. Bl-fly Bl‘°Ulld “5 Present hlgh 1€‘V91. i backgrounds and out‘ooks, the last "ITOH Age" Said» convulsions of many a pasing

That the financial community ‘ fallacy. Let us turn to the means was still in a selective frame of 3;, hand and building to suit our mind was illustrated, brokers con- ciraurristanoc, evolve the pattern tended. by the hcaw demand for (that all mankind may adapt and specialties. Up fractions to a point ‘apply- or so were Gabriel nt '7 1-4. Budd '7, Let us do all His the’ can b‘ Mflnulflctuflflil 81- 15. C3085“ DYY done. without, destroying any use- M 15 3-4 Ind NEWDOTL Illdllstfles fully functioning: lll.\'.l1ltliJl‘l at "3 14 3'8- presen‘. es‘.ri.l:lisl:ui.

Union Pacific finished 2 1-4 lam. s.r. etc. higher at 140 1-2. Erie was up 1-4 J.\.VlEs .\l. .\lacLEA.\‘ at 15 1-2. Santa Fe picked up mod- 2149 N.-'_-rm Aw. eratcly but closed 3-8 off at 83 1-2. N(\“- w(s_]n,];}[(‘;"

unemployed what they can do for themselves.

2. Turn the attention of all to the vacant territories of Canada and the United States: Not to the futility of trying to establish homes on the Great Desent that is common to both countries, but to the great fertile areas watered by the rains; and where homes shall spring and towns shall gmw where none rose before.

3. Show everyone that by mod- ern methods eignzy per cent of the work can be taken out of farm- ing; eighty five per oerit can be taken out. of the cost of completely

SUCCESS W 1- iHi1','il Cnmplx-ll :i.:ui Mrs A. M. i . ., ,. — A- G1‘(‘€u \\‘i‘l'1‘ ii; '*().li.w (1 on p.ogram Mrs. A. M. Green cni (‘l‘.(lili(‘(i‘po1n)nlfi,[(‘~ or next lll(‘(‘lillg:. Col- ‘-118 m0m1>i‘l's Of SUCCESS W-L Gl‘ll".lcciioil tlikr-ll up £‘illl0l.ill‘s(’(i to 550. ham‘-* R0-"id ill» ill‘? “Ollie 0“ T~'(‘9‘_.\lccllllg ijl)l1l'i1(‘(i in mcc’. nela‘. day evening. July 28:11. M["(‘i.ll‘|FZjn1ull'iil at. iiii‘ home of Max. Eerie opened by Ode follow:-ri L5 Ci’(‘(‘(i. .,\,1un--_._\-, Roll ml to be answered Minutes of last lnectinrz ivvrc marl by 3 ,.(-k:(- )'(-(‘lp(', A dainty lun- and approved. Roll mil \\'.l.w lc- cllcon \\'n.s .-crvcd by the ostess sponded to by ihiriccn liierilbcrf; Assi.'i<‘rl by Mrs, James Campbell and one visitor The i)ii.~ill(‘SS o . ._, the meeting was then iakcu ill). NOT BITTEN Proceeds. from play nnioimted to‘ L;-[tor frmn Deritis-t,—“Dear Ma-