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30y Scout Jamboree Subscription List

1h connection with the neat com- m; n1 age International Boy Scout nmboree to be held nt Birkcnliead, Eng" in July, two Scouts are to bc provided for by the Governor Gen- a“, Any additional Scouts must be ,. vided for locally, and the Pro- eial Boy‘ Scout Commissioner and Committee have authorized the open- mg or o. subscriptions list for this purpOSE. Subscriptions may be sent to My, G, Fiiliter, Bank of Montreal. r, D. A. MacKinnon, Dominion 1n. come Tax Department. Mr. Herbert w_ Yeo, 50 Greenfield, Avenue, Mr. y F, Leightlzer, 82 Weymouth St.. or My, J, R. Burnett, Guardian Office. subscriptions already received.

Mr. George DcBlois . . . . $30.00 Mr. W. Chester S. Mcliure 25.00 col. D. A. MacKinncn 23.00 Mr A. A. Alley 20.00 or. Dewar . 10.011

Mr James Paton 10.0) Charlottetown Guardian . . . . .. 10.00 liioore a; hrcLcod y... 1000 pr, C. H. Beer ........ .1000 Mr, J. O. I-Iyndnlan . . 5.00 Mr. J. R. Paton 5.00 lift". (i, Filliter 5.00

m, J, A. McMillan . 5.00 Mr \V. H. Altkerl .. Mr. W. K. Rogers ..

Mr, A. B. Cosh .

,\ir. Frailk Clarke .. . 2.011 Mr. G. E. Hughes .. 5.00 Mn c, H, Bissett .. . 5.00, Mr. C. Ii. B. Longwortli . . 5.00 ‘

Queen

Hotel ‘

Since taking over this fioiel we have apont many thousands oi dollars In repairs and im- provements. It la now the finest Hotel of its class in the , Maritime Provinces. it appeals 1 to thou who want a comforh. able Hotel and splendid table | and excellent service at a ' moderate price.

Katee from $3.00 to $4.50 per day.

Charlottetown Hotel C0., Ltd.

MISS L. MrQuMD. Man-aw Proprietors

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PORTRAIT- AGENTS" :- WRITE for Catalogue, Unitzd Art Iiimitcll, 152 Jolln, Toronto. A-ii-wfmiiillill.

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—Mr. Stewart Mcwilliams arrived Summerside 0n Friday from Bar. ‘P112. Ontario, where he had been vis- ‘iting hzs brother, Mr. Jack McWil. .1111nw for some months. Mr. McWll. ‘llams is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. George Bowness before 11911111118 for his home in West Cape.

—JUNIOR. RED ‘cnoss - The iSLIIIIIHCYSIdC Junior Red Cross sew. ,111g class met in the Red Cross rooms ‘ml FY1611?! evening. Tile cilaperon-es ‘for the evening were: Mrs. T. H. s, ‘Jackson. Mrs. George Hogg, and Mrs, A. W. McDowell. The Juniors are 110ml; splendid work and deserve a 1 good deal of credit for the amount of fancy work and stwlng they have accomplished since the class was or- iiflullad early in the New Year. After u lllvnfinllt hour was spent in sewing llll-‘rllllli’ girls enjoyzd a delightful hour of recreation and furl. _ S

A Plhiadeipllia elubman dreamed

that he died and went to heaven. ‘While sitting in a beautiful palace a cherub came through paging him.

“Call for Mr. Doe! Call for Mi‘. Doe!“

"Hem r1111 111c- m.v boy." the club- nlnil said bct-konlili! to the page, “I'm Mr. Doe. What it?"

"Your wife wailts you on the ouija board sirP-Selected.

German commercial planes cover an

‘. average of 45,500 miles a day.

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Claims Many Victims in Canada and should be guarded against.

Minerals Linimeni

Is a Great Preventative, being one oi , the oldest remedies used. Minard‘: ,1 liiniment has relieved thousands oi . cases of tlrlppe. Bronchitis. Sore Throat. Asthma and similar diseases l. It is anEneniy to Germs. Thousands 1' of bottles being used every day. For l sale by all drugglsts and general

idealers. i Minard‘: Llnimrnf Co..l.td..Yarmouth. u. s.

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Miscellaneous

SHIPPING TAGS IZXPEDITIOUSLY supplied. Guardian Job Printery. u

Teachers Wailtcd

EACIIEIIS WANTED TO TAKE orders for The Mandalay Edition oi ,1 Kiplings Wmks during the Summer-i vacation. Very special low price and easy terms. "Experience lint n13.115- EMT. no capital required, vzclus- ive territory. Good income a ‘ 1 Better get particulars and re. - territory at once. McAlnsZi A; 00.. Limited. 00 Front Street '\ ' onto, 4-2}

Male Help Wu nted

JOIIN ALFRED MIcDONALD. Land Surveyor. blerrnanviiie, Sourls. Telegraph. B027-Ci-21-1mo.

huvriosl‘ sari: AT auousriu: Con, May 7th. Stock and imple- ments. etc. Frank Dixon.

3343-4-27-31. 1929- l” M"- ‘md Mrs" Kenllm‘ M3‘; and a further reduction would not be

- - _ "C1111 l‘ 5°“ ‘, unexpected. Egg prices ruled steady-

MliiigklAfilhorégnnotlggclllléltlilfig ‘WZFTIIS "" ,- Potatoes remained at the prices var s a s - '

lan Jt b Prmtery.

CORRESPONDENCE CARDS AND

‘ANTED-AN EXPERIENCED MAE.‘ to work on farm. Married man pr- l"’-l'l~ Apply "Z“ care Guardian.

3464-4-27-31‘

_ For Salem

0B SALE - LIGHT DRIVING. wlaon. Almost new. Apply Guard- ifl- 3456-4-27-21.

0R SALE- Jilrtsai! BULL, 2o months old from a R.O.P. cow. Ap- Plv Edison Mulch, North River.

- 3467-4-27-Zii

m- 011 SALE-‘ISLAND mean nnarr horse, weight about, 1200 lbs. Good} “Wllel- Armly D. H. ltiurclllson. "W111 River. " 3451-4-21-21. ___._;_.____

01l- sann-aoo BUSI-IELS (iltliJEN Mountain Certified Seed Potatoes. Guaranteed free of mosaic, Price 11¢ D81’ bushel. Apply to Thomas R.

dean, Vernon River, n. a. 1. 3-l6i-4-27-2l.

__ l1 BALE-canvas AND SAND

PURE BREI) CLYDESDALE STAL-

nosr-warcn AND CHAIN m‘.-

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envelopes with address printed. the United States

Just tile thing for aclmowledge- lmnrket

12:111. intivluans. etc, 011""? McPIIEE-In this city, April 27th..‘1

Job PiinltfY- l" Katherine lifcPhec, aged 83 years. > .- - - .__----—-—---——- -—'"*—" Flmgrgl frgm [he yggidg - of Frank ‘ rrlnlty Unlted Church

ThTE-TERS STARCII RACTORY

1H9] D0 NOT RIISS THE TIDIE 0F ‘your life listening to the champion 7335014555 orators of three counties. No speech I —— exceeds 10 minutes, so there is no Mls- 395N111 (711111?! e111! Mre- A.

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Z suddenly ill on Saturday afterildoivliflflfl‘ 11S 1119 Church militant is the

‘ his daughter, Mrs. Charles Black, Si‘ Charles Darney. on the guillotine in

FRESH I-IEBBING ‘IO-DAY. Rean-

Central Guardian ‘ . ey Gay a Son, 0 a 11 Elm Avenue.

monotony-Zion Hall, Friday, B p.nl. Calder l?" slluliilily 1110111111! 011 l» “was 25c each visit to Boston.

r3115“ "Eggnog, 10.9513 335m- ‘ The many friends of Mr. Malcolm ray Gay ‘g; 5m,‘ 9 g; n Elm Avmug, Irwin will regret to learn of his ill- ‘ 3593 , ness of pleurisy in the P. E. I. Hoe-

. pltal.

SERIOUSLY ILL-The Guardian regrets to learn that Dr, J. c. Hon. J. P. Maclntyre. Provincial Tooinbs. of Mount Stewart is serloiis- K111115151‘ 0f Public Works, returned ly ill. Mrs. Toombs and hcr sister, Saturday night from Montreal, Mrs. lDr.) Cai-ruthers, who have been‘ -

visiting in Western Canada. are ex- 1. O. O. F1

pected home tomorrow night. —Continued from page 1-

nnrrnrmv PARTY-A delightful Birthday Party was held on Satur- day afternoon April 27th. at the home of Mrs. E. Williams, Stewart ms mend David‘ and w; someumns S.. in honor of her little (l8.'.1glli2l‘~ think ma: perhaps‘ at “mes. he c» Constance. Many of her litilo friellds curs David m mm, gathered to congratulate her on the. so we and Band‘ when downheflrb aillllverrary of her sixth birthday. ed a,‘ “mes encouraged by ma,‘ Games and liiilsic were enjoyed, af- vcry prince “hose kingdom, he Wu‘ ter which a dainty lunch was served. 35-“ were to usurp She was the recipient of many gifts.‘ The speaker than we,“ o“ to relate "._he story told Montaigne of Julius FEATURED 0.‘! PAGE-The Ifali- Caesar's rise from his position as fax Herald carrivd on its sport page galley slave to the part, of plaster. Saturday last a very fine cut of He talked his chains off, and him- Preston Donovan ‘of this city, who self into the part of master, if we enjoys the distinction of holding the can believe that story in only four flyweight amateur boxing chainpion- days. ship of Nova Scolia. The Odiifcilotvs and the Rebekahs were doing, he felt, a great work for WIIO IS GOING TO WIN TZIE God. And in the future they might ORATORICAL CIIJDIPIONSIIII‘? lock forward to doing even greater Come to Zion Church Hall Irridny ‘things. There is all unconscious iii- at 8 p. m. and form your own opin- flucilce that we can use in our daily ion. Tickets 25c each at‘. W.W. Well- work us wc go along. ner or The Guardian. We are not alone iil this coilfllct. ___.H Most of us desire friendship, and it

KNQCKED 1)Q“'\' 11y ("Arr _- A is that. friendship you can give. The young boy by the nalne of Weclaswils Dleflllcl‘ lflallefil 1116 51°13’ 01' 1119 hit and knocked down by an auto- 11113015 a1 M0115- Here whether the mobile yesterday rlftcrilooil on Elm $101‘)! be true or n0, there Was some Avenue. IIis injuries were not str- ‘ K311111101 11.0w" 5115131111118 us 8i’- lmh." . ‘Mons, else had we fallen iii a cer- i lain defeat.

SUDDEN 1111311355 __ H15 lnqny‘ Mi‘. Fulton then (iflfllt with the friends will be pleased to learn that , 51°10’ 01' 1116 116110111111 0f Isaac and Mr. H. .1. Phillips, well kliolvn con- , Runkah. 116118111111 1181c 1s the type tractor o; this Cm.‘ “no “n5 taken ‘ of the church militantr-the bride oi

and underw-cirt an operation the same b11119 01 C1111“- hightal the Charlottetown Hospital, We 11¢ 1111 1111a 1111s 11111111111: 111 is reported to be resting nicely, and 111° (195119 11131- WE! 11111)’ be $11011 doing” we“ a5 w“ be expc¢red_ ‘equipped to carry on the work that

.\ve are doing. Therefore, fellowship, C01“ M90333 [vufqrggn], _ The‘ friendship and love must ever be our remains of the late Col, F. S. Moore‘ Slflnfilflidfi. _ are expected to arrive from Califor- l‘ As a crowning example of such liia_oil_ the early train this evening, great 1119116151119 he cited the death of and will be taken to the residence ofj Sldnl-‘y 6811111. in place of his rrieni

Fitzroy Strcct. The funeral will be Paris. as told iii Charles Dickens held ‘on Vlcdiicstlny. lvlay lst. from 00181171111- 510?! “A Tale of Two Cit- Triility United Church. service start- 105-" lng at 2 o'clock. Funeral leaving the‘ -—-—-i——-—_ church at 2.30 p. in. 'I“hc remains‘ _“I don't fancy your iiivhlilg that will be placed in tho church at ll fellow to dilliier. He used to kiss you o'clock a. m. Tile filncral will be a before We were married." ‘ military one, the casket will be con- "Wcll. co did you."

veyed on a gun carriage. Interment "Yes, but, I've got over. it."

will be ill Sherwood Celiietcry. THE MARKETS (Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, April 28—No price 4‘ ‘ changes were announced in the grain “o-lv-‘TT-Al Mllf°l‘d1_‘l\l“*“5" ADM‘ or fioul- nlarkets llere.on Saturday. 22, to Mr. and l\'Il'S. hiecolirilo Iiow- Bum“, and cheese hem Steady at me 3W 9- dal-lghicl? “milled 39mm" prices established during the week.

_ A N Ha‘ I Am‘ n ‘ These were two cents Per pound lllchwmb” l cw “cl - l '. lovvcr than during the previous week

BIRTHS

1 which were advanced i0 cents dur-

_ iii‘ , iilg last week. following interruption DUFFY-At Lake Verde, czl Friday, LO shipments by “m; conditions and

April 20, James Duffy, aged 06 years. ‘ n Smrcnmg o;

MONDAY

is now oparaima- 111111 011611 1° WY

Cox, Moi-ell. 3436-4-29-2i.

lion Argentnel Boy. season 1929- The above Stallion will travel through the following districts: North rtlver. Clyde River. New Dominion, Nine Mile Creek. New Haven. Brookfield. Hunter River. New Glasgow. Cavendish. Rustioo and home. Hahdbills later. George Kllspn, Hampshire. 3378-4-24-6iPM"

Lost

tween Tea l-Iiil and South!!!)ll- Apply Guardian. 3472-4-27-21

Female Help Wanted

‘MacDonald. 206 Dorcllcsici‘ Si. Tues- ‘ 5mm‘, pcmmts_ Carwad 1M5 ‘m bu"; day morning at 8.43, to Saint Dull- or bagged. Bags returned to ship- stanls Cathedral. thence to R. C. . pers. For particulars phone H. H. Cemewm

pltal on Saturday, April 27th, Mrs; Arthur Chandler, aged 31 years, The,’ - funeral will be held this lifondayxi afternoon from the Salvation Armyl‘ Citadel, services starting at 2 p. in.§ Interment People's Cemetery.

Rena Corbett, n-Izo died April 20, , i921. i

Mill-Intermediate C.G.I.T.. Regu-

i lar meeting-Social Hall.

i 7.30--Wiliing Circle of King's

1105.1 lllushteri, Regular Meeting, Ladies’ Parlor.

CIIANDLEPPAI’. the P. E. I.

04-9 0-004

EVERY HOME SHOULD HAVE

LARlIEX

MOTH PROOF SPRAY i

| The odorless. stainless and

swecrlmle darling light of the 1 "°" ' "'"""“"° P"P'""°“ , . - ‘ which makes woolens, clothing.

In Memoriam

in ‘loving memory of Mary Agnes

:01‘ sale. Parties desiring same write ° John A. Coulson, Kensingtoli. R. NO. I. 34514-2741.

I SALE—FII'TY ACRE! WITII ullilldinli. Fort Augustus, property o ‘- cllrlllulflhor Bradley. Apply to. wner, 66 King St. or to McLe M°Klllll°1L Charlottetown.

. - 3455-4-27- I”

111cm sacrum AND FARM

lug or money re-

- a price. Clinton Moi--

“wli. Fredericton, P. n. 1. asao

' "Plus Ion surf-s can-rs - ‘fl-halo. mt; oust-nan. I ._ ‘_ - "r" sai-z-it-u.

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warn-an - rwo ilxi-asraucao ,

WANTED A‘!

maids. One for kit IIEIII an; i dining room. m?! l’ fir", r/ alas-t-lo-u.

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0R SALIJ- OSEWOOD SQUARE‘

piano. can be seen at A. Home s:

Co. Showrooms. Kent st.’ fl474-t-27-2l

Wanted

ii once. CATS wmi newly born kittens. AFN? Rlfll mylhonn- none mu or W- k» Rogers cc. m. ..._ aala-t-til-ii.

home, ‘_

, c. m, 1 I_ . . furniture, rugs, etch moth come; PM"

Bright as the sunbeam, pure as the Price $1.75 with Sprayer. dew.

Anxioaaly looking, Mother for you. 1 ‘Mo Wuhan‘ spnnn

inserted by her parents, Mr. and

4 rs. William Corbett. M98 > THE PROMPT Damon's!‘

N. D. MacLean UNDIRTAIIIB mailman

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THF. CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN .

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ZION CHURCH (Sabbath Evening) Mr. Fulton chose for a text one of the moat poetical and practical in‘ the entire Bible, Isaiah 32.! "And a,‘ man shall be as a hiding place, the

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Rev. W. ‘Bruce Muir! 1.». Philosophy or 11mm; z. m‘; 1111c» 811111111 =11-i::.::..;':.:":.:;"::.:.:.::::1:...:.:; dress on “What Do‘

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We Owe to Eng-J‘ In illustration of the ‘arresting of‘ , - drift.’ the Minister cited the heroic Ifllld? , MOTIIIIIlIIEIit-hu made by the French troops at

Sgrwcg Verdun.

In the evening the choir sang the Yesterday being St. George's Day. 11111-119111. “Thou Wilt Keep Him in the Rev, w, 3mm Muir-s sunk“ nriPerfeet Peace,” by Bowles. and the the morning service at Saint iMllt Qulfletlfl "PERM their selec- James Church was "What do i 11°11 <11 111a mamma-

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Crisp in ovgn: serve jngith piping hot milk. Delicious- and brlmful of energy ' Wade lay The Canadian Shredded Wheat CompanyJJd.

contributes a stated sum per year to l but in moods. Prayer is the leverfcli we owe to England?" In introducingi ,i.he Maritime Religious Educational Our spiritual life. Live then. 1n the his subject, Mr. Muir pointed ouHCENTRAL CHRISTIAN Council. Tiny assist towards the Slllrll 011d nllilufle 0f Player bellllili what a great debt humanity at large: - CHURCH SERVICES Missionary Funds of the Sunday 111 mind tilut 1f there '15 any 61114160’ owes,“ the small nations o; moi ‘School. They have contributed last of wish that cannot be put inlo a “-°r1d_ He wok n5 example palggtlne, The services at the Central Ohrls- 'year to the "Florence Murray I-ios- 1101111011- 111'? 19011118 l5 a Wfiufiihfl Greece‘ Hnpnnd and gwnzerlnnd, tian Church yesterday were well at- pital Furld" and have distributed 1181111181 SW11 11 “i511. 1111141815’ O1‘ 1108115- and pointed out what a great influ- tended, Mr. R. Homer Norton, who ,many gifts at Christmas and in nd- 141111 P8111 ullill "Wllll. Thflulflllv- ence these snlall nations had had in has supplied the pulpit. during the dition to this they enjoy their social 111K?’

the citiillzing and christianlzing of past flve weeks closed his engage- gatherings. 501111‘ iul-Ylullp‘ "l" 19-1151 "@115" the “~Or1d_ ‘illfiflf. with the church preaching two‘ There is 0ll(“Ofllf‘l‘ item worilrv of lllll“! llili ll“‘ll1*‘=."~l"llli§» 'l‘ll1‘lll‘l58l“ll'l3

Comm; n, England‘ he quoted mnn thoughtful and interesting sermons. ‘record. that sixteen of the girls cn- l“ 111° solimll Cl llnxlely- 59°“ Tennyeoifs stately verse these nobleAt the 1110111111! service his subject li-‘ited as members of the Church at ll"‘"k1“»'l‘*l'l‘~7 "l" “llxlelles melt ‘l5 words, reminding the people of theirlwas "Some Temptations of- Jesus." .the Easter services. 511°“ lmlm": 111° 5"" 01' ‘B91111!-

nnd m; Qyenlng "The T05; o; He“? ‘ Tllnnkfulness with thanksgiving" l5

special duty to save England; one of the silfesl anchors of the soul.

’I‘hcre is ilo restriction as to the kind of business that is to bring us before

‘ the 'I'lii‘OllP of Grace and there ris no excuse for keeping any burden to our- selves whatever" touches our interest, wllatc'.'cl' concerns us, should be mode a SlIDjCCL of prayer. Lct us therefore uo forth to grapple with the tasks o! the (lay, without anxiety, having com- mitted our way unto I-llin.

For the lwtlilirig sermon, Mr, Mar‘- tzn took as his text. Acts 1. 6 "Wilt Thou. at this time restore again the Kingdom to Israel?"

lie discussed some of tile view points of the early dcsciplcs after the i't‘Sill'l'f‘L‘llOll. There were twn oppos- illf! powers at work, the disciples lvcklrlfx for a temporal kingdom, the Lord for a spiritual kingdom, ‘the des- <1i1llesfoi' ulory to the people. The Luwi for a kingdom of grace and-Qui- urpon to all llleilkiilri. The idea of the

ious Traditions." At the evening ser- "That sober freedom out of which ,~vice Miss Clara Graham rendered sPECiAi. SERVICE A1‘ THE I‘, M. tllere springs, 111w solos. which were highly lppre- c. a. Lasr NIGHT Our loyal passion for our temperate elated by the congregation. Mim Gra- kingn lham ,_ sses a voice of fine range . Tile special ielnpernrlcc service in". For, stlving that, ye helped to save and color. Her selections were "In night was in charge o.’ a voting ladle: , mankind. The Garden." and "Now I Lay Me committee, who had a very fine pl‘)- Till public wrong be crumbled into Down in Peace." . gram arranged. dnsg ‘i ‘Next Sunday Rev. W. L. Outhouse, With the exception of the speaker Arid drill the raw world 10x‘ the B. A., will commence 1116 ministry all numbers were rendered by tile march of mind. ‘V1111 11119 911111911 ilfflfihlu! at both ladies. Tile nlusicai numbers were as Till crowds at length be sane, and morning and evening services. follows; vocal soloufare to r‘ ~., crowns be iustl‘, . . r Miss Gene Beaten; violin solo-QM; ‘ ‘Rosary. Miss Thelma Tecd; vocal solo-Jesus Lover of My Soul. Mrr .Illlll0SS, the Soils of England 1113i’ Leigh Warren, accompanied b_v Miss ‘truly claim for her that, willie she Rev, ML Johnson w” m; pren-V-n- Gene Fraser. was .yet a small state. she framed m- a; the morning service and wok‘ Miss Nail Shaw, aeconlpiiliccl Bliss lfor herself a scheme of representa- i“ his w“ Joshua‘ 144;‘ r-Trmrflore Benton nnn Mine Torn, The“. taro tive self-governlneilt, on which their" m, thlsnrqqunrnln for tnon young ladies also played for the whole civilized world has fashionedmenl-dest 1n m“, My now rne (gm-pl. general singing. its polity. 1tians were there, and that the cities Scripture RE31Y1111';—--.\ll:s Qdllllllillfl‘? It has accordingly been the Kl9l‘y‘w|31'¢ grog; nnd fenced," Tnln r9- Prayer-Miss Nicslli-r.

While sedulously avoiding all boast- Tmlqny Ugqyrgp CHURCH .

‘o! England that she “as "WW5 quest’ w” made by one‘, when all‘ spema‘ spealwx Mr‘ mmm‘ "My (ll\"i1il"'§ was natural the Ilffiflllllifi‘ been the champion oi small etotes mmonlng the “n4 among the dii- icy, topic ’1‘elilper1ll.-;~. _‘ “_‘_,] 1Q m" woke; Word “on and weak nationalities-a truthqersnt my,“ o; 15mg], Forty n“; Mr. Ashley. our. of 1h:- llllrd \£-:li‘ ‘