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A genuine desire

t0 provide the community

with a helpful and friendly banking serving has been a fundamental policy of this Bani: i for over one hundred years, since 1832.

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OVER A CENTURY 0F BANKING SERVICE

(rliariottctown Montague Suinmersitle

Albany D ‘Leary

Remington St. Peter's Victoria

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Apply t B. ROY HOLMAN

TO-LET

2O BRIGHTON ROAD

APARTMENT

Telephone 655 or 45I

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iliivertising llates—

Floral ‘ and l0 rciits for cvcry additional

ti-ntral Guardian: locals. 4c per word; Western and Eastern locals 2s er word; Announcements and Coming Events 2c per word; ' ; "cti 2t- pt-r word; In Mcmorinm Notices, 70c per inch: Lists of Ill spiritual Offerings, Cards. etc., 4c per name; Letters ol tjiiiitllilttlllle 70c pcr inch. Wedding engagement 40 words for $1,

Appreciation, 70c per inch or 4c per word. Other rates on applica-

Ii I. lummum charge for any advertisement twenty-five cents.

Payable in Advance

3 words. Notices of Thanks and

Boarders Wanted __.. --_-~_-V__________1 ROOM AND BOARD, COMFORT-

llllli‘ ycfiitlkillly located, i. unble rates. Apply 30 Elm ihruue. L-li72-9-2-3i.

S'i'l‘lli-j.\ S ACCOJIIIIOILATED IN crutral location. ll-i Edu/arci St. ' L-979-9—3-3i. mortars-hurls; 2i Eiin Ave. L-976-9-3-3I. FUDENTS ACCOMMO- . 7 King Square. L-l03-9-6-3i. row‘ SlfillllM-j-‘Plti-IIIITH ‘Kt-mi l’ W. C. Books. 00 Kent Street. I v L-IOQQ-Q-G-Iil. n;MtrTiIeFomiaBXreis n' i!’ Collrgt‘. 1'37 Grafton St. L-1020-9-3-3i.

FOR FALE-AYTIQIIE BUREAUS. “ '. etc. G2 Prince Street L-1019

..\. .-\ccoi\iiii_(i_n.-\Tr:_n. ill-w Gaudct. 108 Prince. , ri-ioez-s-a-si.

II’ 1N ED liOAItDFiIIS—-ACCOM- nzrvfritlon available for two busi- n~ z mcn or studcnts at Pom- ffifnlwlt‘ urirale homo. Phone 101". or 610 14-1041-9-0-31.

knows rnn . ‘DENTS. RE-

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h’ ioiie-iteipmivantea

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C. F. BENTLEY, LL. B. Barristers and Attorney-at-LII HONEY T0 LOAN

gPhoiie R. 10-22 R. 7-22.

‘ nus Admstment Bureau

CREDIT - COLLECTIONS CREDIT REPORTS PERSONAL LOANS Pearden Bulclg.. Ciftown Phone I210

Alex. W. Matheson

BARRISTER. SOLICITOB. ETO. Honey to Loan Collections iflioc: 90 Great George Street- Moi;-

l Fredcric A. Large

Barrister, Solicitor, etc. Successor to D. Edgar

Sh .It. C.

Proviso Bldhlil, 127 Grafton t Street.

Charlottetown. P. I. L

Mono! to Loan

I Collections. Real Estate

M. Alban Farmer lARiusrrn. SOLICITOII. ETC. MONEY T0 LOAN

For Sale

FOR, SALE — GOOD Horse. Price $60.00. Apply Roy Crosby, Cornwall. L-l064-9-7-3i.

RUBBER BELTS. TIIRESIIER and Crusher Belts and Rub- ber Traces at. $1.50 up per air. Clinton Morrison. Frederic- on Station. L-942-9-2-4i.

FOR SALE — BATTERY RADIO in first class condition. Apply Rev. E. O. Lancaster, Milton

L-993-9-3-3i.

VESSEL FOR SALE -— MOTOR‘ Vessel 23 ton. Twin Engines. Bar- gain. G. C. MacBcth, Albertcn, P. E. I. L-1085-9-7-31.

FOR. SALE CHEAP, WALNUT dining room set. Almost new. Write "b" Guardian.

L1091-9-7-31

WE RENT AND SELDCOMPLETE

line of Beauty Parlor Equipment. Jones Electric, st. John. N, B. N-93-8-26-29-31-9-2-5-7.

FOR SALE — 1 DINING ROOM

Suite, l Library Taible, 2 large Wilton Rugs, 1 Sewing MGCIIIIIC, Apply Mrs. G. R. Kee e, 8 Rich- mont, Street.

FOR SALE-SEVERAL COOK- lrig stoves. a number of heat- ing stoves and a. new tank for the Enterprise Capitol; also grates and linings for all kinds of stoves, water fronts. Apply to 89 Rochford St. L-1044-9-6-2i.

THE

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N. Y. Stock Exchange

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Am For Pr Am Radiator Am Tel Tel Am Water Anaconda

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. Atchison

Atl Refill Auburn

Belt Ohio Baldiw Loco Bendix Av Beth Steel -Ches onto Chrysler

Con Oil Commonwealth 5 Con Can

Con Edison Corn Products Curtiss Wright Dupont

Elec Auto Lite Elec Pr Lite Gen Elec

Gen Foods Gen Motors

Goodrich

Goodyear Tire Gt Nor Pfd Hudson Mot Car Int Harvester Int Tel Tel Kennecott. Mont Ward Murray Corp N Y Central Natl Cash Reg Nor Am Co Nor Pacific Pack Motor Paramount .' Penn R R. f Phil Morris Phil Pet. Co Pub Ser N J Pure Oil Co Radio Corp Radio K O Sears Poe Co Shell Union Oil South Pacific Std Oil N J Stude Coup Texas Corp United Air United Corp United Drug United Gas Ianp U S Rubber

U S St Co Vanadium Warner Bros West Union West Air Brake 112st Elee Woolworth

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Am Super Power Can Marconi " Cities Serv Creole Pct

El Bond Share Gulf Oil Corp Humble Oil

Niag l-Iucl

Pant Oil

Banks

Close

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To Let

Wanted

T0 RENT -— DESIRABLE 7 ROOM

n . a 1 o at . 0w p“ uarisidlos-o-a-ei.

T0 LET FOUR ROOMED APT. unfurnished. 177 Kent St- Ll090-9-7-3i

TU LET — IIOUSEKEEPING

t1 id St t. 47 Bay e 115373-9-2-31.

T0 LET - FURNISHED IgOUSE. c tall loo ted. App " " WW Glillirhiali. a L-ll004-9-3-3l.

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7170 mr-rw0“_“ A§oi1§ii§il6 ooms. 139 mun . r s omL-l047-9-6-8i.

—-—--~~—- rnonr ROOM T0 LET. iai Prince st. L-toia-a-a-ai.

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Apply B3 Upper Queerlll-077-9-3-3i.

- l-‘OB- '-R/EN'l‘-6. . ROOM APART-

ment. igetwiytiengvkaggg-egvrlv 127 Wm‘ m ' L-oer-a-a-ai.

T0 LET - HEATED AgARTMENT~ 6 . Apply 11 Grafton L_gl;6_9_ 8_ 6J1‘

r0 per-moms. sronaon.

a. ""87 M m!“ silfioia-o-a-ai.

10 pm- - HEATED APARTMENT on first floor. 81X T°°m5 nndggljg’ Centrally located. Phone“ t“ n. for appointment. L-424-ii-t - -

_DESIRABLE HOUSE llgggfilflmq room. dlnins P001"- new kitchen. three stom mom. PM" " mbic. ms Hotel.

Female Hell) walltei

__-Z———-—j M‘? _.COMPETENT GIN- wélliirllrllua. many o! i"?! ‘i: City. APPW swine 1"" “it?! 1'" lars and rclerences to 9 81:21 Guardian. L-i045- - -

._ R GENERAL wldrlquzeltlvllirk. 755i; lounges» M» L-l

32-9-6-3i.

__ 1's 'r MAID wmrnn 0021155113“ Erma,“

and cook. A Road, charlottbtownh_lo1l_g_7_ll_ ________..

wannzo EXPERIENCED MAID k, Ap ly Box l.‘§..“§’.‘§rgulllr)lilll:ill°r Limbs-tat

_______. WANTED-EXPERIENCED MAID (or general housework. mllirilelfidei: capable and‘, Wxlléfifas Mcom Apply Mm 4 ' Charlotte-

WANTED -— A BED SITTING room. Heated and furnished. Cen- trally located, Write Z. Y. Z. care

Guardian. L-1027-9 0-3L

WANTED AT ONCE. A FEW MORE school books, certain editions. Exchange Store, 108 RICIIIEIOOIB?

LADY HOLDING GOOD POSI- tion, wants board and room with private family. Write P. 0. Box 92. L-10B8-9-7-ti.

Agents Wanted

ENERGETIC MAN 0R. WOMAN by large Canadian House to work locally. Liberal guarantee, O por- luni-ty to earn from $5 to $1 per day with opportunity tp advance to travelling position. Write Dcpt. 27, Box 32, Terminal A, Trot-crate“

AGENTS! AGENTS! AGENTS! ' Make big money-Quick repeat sure sales. Famlex Pro ucts sell on sight. No experience neces- sary. AmbItIOn and hard work will lead you to success. start earnng tomorrow. For more details and catalogue free: Familex 00-, 570 St. Clement. Montreal.

_€_..___:-_--- WANTED — CHRISTMAS CARD agents to handle new line of Per- sonal Christmas Cards. You'll be sur rised at the values at one dolar per dozen, printed with name and address. Start early. 85% of the public buy Christmas Cards. Season just starting. We will be p used to send W" 0"!‘ sample book without char e. FDtOQTRI/IIIC Art 00.. Cutie Bl =rM°"t"“j_---_-l'l;“ill'.°.'l t i‘

Tomes, Brighton. ‘Hm i.

STOCK QUOTA TIONS I

Stock Prices Drift Lower In New York

lily Frederick Gardner 1530C tit/ed Press Financial titer)

NEW YORK, Sept. 6—The stock market turned downward today but the retreating pace lacked moment- lim and important offerings were, notable by their absence,

The list attempted a feeble rally Slwfily after the opening under the leadership of u. s. Steel. 1t didn't set very far and a lower drift sub- sequently up ared which, even with intermittent recovery periods, Dut. leaders down fractions to a Point or more at the close.

The Associated Press average of; 60 swcks was off .3 of a point at 48.7. Transfers of 414.500 shares Wmiiarcd with 553.560 Friday.

Distillers Sea ram, Dome and In- iflnatwnal Nic e1 gained fraction- ally wh:le McIntyre and Walkers eased._'llicre was little activity in Canadian issues on the curb with Brazilian and Lake Shore steady while Fjord eased slightly.

Prominent share losers included U. S. Steel, Bethlehem, Chrysler, U. S. Rubber, Mcntgomciy Ward, J. I. Case. International Harvester, Boe- Tilg. Kennecott, American Smelting, American Can, Westinghouse, Du Poiit._J. C. Penney. Loews, Owens- Illmois. Texas Corp., Santa Fe and Pennsylvania,

WHAT STOCKS DID TUE 131 337

126 594

Advances — — — Declines — — -- Unchanged _ _ Total Issues _ ._

Yesterdays Local Market _ Quotations

CORRECTED FOR. EVERY WED- NESDAY AFSI§USATURDAYS E

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RETAIL MARKET

Roast, beef

Cream

Broccoli Bunch

Celery bunch

Potatoes pk

Turnips 3 for

16-22c 40c

Butter dairy Chicken

Fdwl

Onions lb Spring lamb lb Sweet peppers 4 New carrots 3 lbs New beets doz. Rhubarb lb Peas pt

Beans lb Haddock lb Fresh cod lb Mackerel each Salmon lb Cucumbers doz Corn doz

‘Montreal Stock Exchange

(Canadian Press) sltoc > Bell Tel Brazilian Bruck Silk

B C Pow A Bldg Products Can Cement Can Nor P!" Can Pacific Celanese Cockshutt Plow Cons Smelt. Dist Seag

Do mCoal Pfd. Dom Bridge Dom Steel B Dryden

. Foundation Co Gen Steel Ware Gypsum

Imp Tob

Int Nickel Massey Harris McCall Front Mtl Power

Nat Brew

Nat Steel Car Norarida ' Pcwer Corp

Quebec Power Shawinigan St Law Com Sou Can Power St Law Pfd Steel of Can Steel of Can P Win Klec A Win Else B

Grain

WINNIPEG, Sept. 6 —(CP)—- Winnipeg wheat losses today neared three cents but recovered towards the close. Flax fell the five-cent allowable limit due to poor demand for Canadian grains and outside selling. At the final bell wheat futures were 1 7-8-1 5-8 lower, Oct. 57 1-2, Nov. 57 3-4, Dec. 57 1-4-3-8 and May 61- 61 1-8.

Wheat, scoring its sharpest set- back in seven straight days of slumping prices, fell into the 56- cciit range for the first time in more than five years.

Selling was largely adverse in- termarket operations with small hedging sales mentioned. A major influence which was said to have caused Chicago to drop more than two cents was unofficial inform- ation that the United Ststes gov- ernment subsidizing wheat ex- port program may undergo vision. Grain sources claim of- ficials are concerned by the small demand for wheat from import- ing countries.

Cash wheat demand was slow with top grades trading slightly easier.

Coarse grains led by the five- cent drop in December flax aver- aged lower despite export and out- side purchases of barley and rye and mill demand for oats.

MONTREAL, Sept. 6 —(CP)— Wheat, northern, No. 1 67 1-2; barley. Canadian western No. 3 41 1-4b; oats. feed. No. 1 33 l-2:

Ripc Tomatoes lb Apples pk Cabbages each Green tomatoes pk Eras

Plums qt.

MINING

TORONTO, Sept. _6 --(CP)—- Cvold shares alone maintained a strong tone on the Toronto ex- change today. the group closing with on index gain of .31. The other indices finished down. Trad- ing slowed up to 351.000 shares for the session anri ll“"‘l\ of this was in the heapcr golds.

Base metal shares recorded los- ses outnumbering gains. mainly in the cheaper issues. Smelters and Noranda finished with gains. Nickel was tnicliangcd and the market was down for Hudson Bay. Waite-Amulet and Normetal.

Dome sold at $34 for broken lots and closed at 33 7-8 forhcard lots. up 7-8 and Lake shore was higher by 1-2 cg substaiitialttirn- over. Mclntvrc firmed narrowly anri- I-Iollinger closed unchanged. Wright-Hargreaves was in demand at better prices. Teck Hughes totiched 4.05 but failed to hold the gain and final prices utere up 4 to l0 cents for Mncassa. Gunner, Lacuna and Pioneer.

Massey-Harris pfd stood out in the industrial list with an advance of 3 noints to 55 12.

Profit-taking cut. into the re- cent advance of Davies Petroleum and some of the other junior ircstcrn oils were oft‘ at the close Home lost 2 cents. Okalts 1, Vul- can 15 and Foothills 6. ___

FOR 34m;

Several farms containing fromb-ZO acres with good build ngs and on_or near the main highway in the v-o- lnity o! Pnwnal, Eldon. Mt. Stewart and Montague. Prices on applic-

ation. ii. K. S. IIEMMING. "Bil Great Geor e Street, Char nttrtown. L-l007-9-3-li.

Ra-"AZQ. "°"“,”:’.5i‘5o5'-i3i "cap" sruees AND TIPPIE

flour, spring wheat patents, firsts 5.15; seconds 4.65; bakers 4.45; winter wheat patents. choice 3.05- 3.10; white corn 4.70: bran. ion 10.25‘ shorts. ton 21.25; middlings ton 27.25:_rolled cats, bag, 80 lbs 2.60: hay, No. 2, per ton,

carlots l0. Cheese Ont. white l4 1-4-3-8; 14 3-8-1-21 Que. colored 14 1-8.

Early C a in s Wiped Out On Montreal Mart

(03.1%! Guru oil's Special wire) MO REAL, Sept. 6-—Tlic stock market blossomed forth u-irh sub- stantial gains at the olklllilt; today but wilted slightly as buying dried up during the latter part of the session.

Traders centered their attention on the metals and sent Consolidat- ed Smelters up three points to 60. where it remained until the close. Noranda Iwas scm. off to a good start, _up l 1-4 mints, but a burst. of selling near t e close wiped out the gain and dropped ll for a l-E point loss. Hudson Bay added l-4 point and Hollln er 1-8 while Nickel finished unc anged at. 49 after touching 49 1-2.

Paper and equipment issues “were slightly firmer although the trading W85 quiet. Canadian Car clllllbutl 1-2, Bathurst l-4 and Price. Domin- ion Steel "B" and General Steel Wares 1-8 each. National Steel Car opened at 1-4 point above the pre- vious close but ended up 1-2 point on the downside.

Elsewhere, small advances were

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PAGE FIVE

RETURNED MEN ATTENTION.

COLONEL W. W. FOSTER, D.S.0., Dominion President of the Canadian Legion, British Em- pire Service League, will address a mass meet- ing of returned men on Monday night next (12th September) at eight o'clock in the Audi- torium of Prince of Wales College, Charlotte- town. All returned men in the Province are urged to be present to greet the Dominion President and to hear his message. Songs of 1914-18 will be sung. A profitable evening is assured all who attend.

Conrades of the Great War. Be present and help give the Dominion President a great reception.

There is no admittance fee.

reported for Foundation, Imperial Oil, International Pete and Distill- ers-Seagrams. . Total sales: 53.400 shares; indus- trials 13,200; mines 40.200; bonds , $6,700. l

Produce Prices '

MONTREAL, Spot. 6 —-(CP)—- Improved demand more than made up for the increase in class “A“ egg supplies today and prices climhcti one to 1 1-2 cents on the Canadian commodity exchange. Trading in high-grade butter and Quebec chcesc was heavy but the prices were tnicliangcd. Ontario cheese and second grade butter dipped 1-8 cent.

Butter spot -Que. fresh (92 score) 23 l-2-5-'t. Que. seconds I38 score) 22 1-2-5-8. Sales: 1,200 Que. fresh (1)2 scorer at 23 5-8.

Cheese spot —Ont. white 13 7-8b, Ont. white August 14 1-4n. Sales: 1.000 Quc. white at; 13 7-8. 100 Que. colored at 14.

Eggs spot ---Ont. A-large 36a. A-incditiru 34a, B-large 24 1-2a, c_ 21a.

MONTREAL. Sept. G —(CP)-— Improved demand for eggs nn open produce markets sent all grades soaring 1-4 to one cent today according to Dominion Department of Agriculture reports Ontario cheese was firmer. edg- ing up 1-8 cent. Butter prints t and solids remained steady vrhilc i western buttcr added 1-4.

Creamery huttci" 1irinis to retail dealers sold for 24 3-4-25 cent-z and crcamcry solids for 24 1-4-1-2. offered at 24 1-4 cents. Quebec Western litttter dclivcred hero was No. 1 pasteurized buttcr in whole- sale jabbing lots was 23 3-4 cents. Rcccipts: 2.104 boxes, in- eluding 1,000 for export.

Cheese solri at l4 1-4-3-8 cents 5 DOUIKI i0!‘ Ont. white. 14 3-8- ' 1-2 for Ont. colorcd. l4 for Que. whit‘ and 14 l-lt for Que. colored Receipts: 198 boxes.

Graded egg shipmcnts in liSPd cases sold at 35 l-iL-fifi cents a rinlvn for A-large. 34 for A-mcd- ium. 25 for B and 2t for C. R9- cclnts: .016 hours.

Potatoes: Quc. 55; Que. N0.

No. 1 80's 50-- No. 2 80's 30-40; N, B, 1 80's 55-57 1-2.

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(Canadian Press) Stocks

Butter prints 24 3-4-25; solids 24 l-4-l-2.

Eggs in cartons: A-i. large .47; Ai-léigge 39; A-medium 38; B00;

Potatoes: Que. No. 1 80's 50-55; Que. No. 2 80's 30-40; N. B. No. 1 80's 55-57 1-2.

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Livestock’

MONTREAL. Sept. 8 -—_(CP)—- Rcceipts on Montreal livestock markets: Cattle 1,024; calves 1,422; hogs 1,909; sheep and lambs l,- 137.

Steers were 25 cents or more higher. Cows were firm to 25 cents higher in spots. Good steers sold from $6.25 up. mp prices Mt established. Medium steers made from $5.25 to $6 and common steers from $4 t0 $5~ 391m“ ranged from $3.50 to $5.50. Good butcher cows were $4.25 to $4.- 75 with tops up to $5. Medium quality butchers were $2 to 82-50- quality butchers were $3.50 to $4.25 and common bulls made from $3 to $3.50. the bulk being at $3.25 t0 $3.50.

Calves were steady to strong Good quality veals brought $8.70 to $9 with medium kinds from $8 to $8.50. and common light. veals down to $6. Drinkers were $5.50 tn $6. Grasscrs were from $4 to $5 with the bulk between $4.50 and $4.75.

Good ewes and weathers were $8 to $0.50. Culls and bucks were cut $2 per cwt. Sheep were from $2 to $4 with the bulk between $8 and $3.50.

The bulk of the hogs sold at $0.75 for bacons fed and watered, with truck hogs selling up to $10. Selects drew $1 per hog premium, with the usual qits on off grades. Feeder hogs sold up to $3.50. sows were from $7 to $8.50 with an odd top up to $9. ‘Hogs sold

_ on rail grade brought up to $l3.-,

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Don A Fraser

Fraser V T C Ford A

Home 01.1 Imp Oil

Int Pcte Price Com

FINANCIAL

PERSONAL LOANS ONE YEAR TO PAY

Apply to Nearest Branch or

The Canadian Bank Of Commerce

MONTHLY DEPOSITS PROVIDE FOR REPAYMENT You Deposit Monthly S 5 S 0 $14 Si! S27

If You Borrow

3 60 S 108 S 168 S 218 S 324

Yon

Receive $ 55.87 100.96 157.36 202.23 303.25 5 540 505.54 S45 S1068 $1000.86 S89

DTHER AMOUNTS AT PROPOR- TIONATE RATES

SCHOOL FAIRS I938.

GROUP l.—l(‘ALLAGIlAN d: ARSENAIYIJI’) Palmcr Road — — — — — -- - September 13th Montrose — — — — — — — - Scptcmliirr 15th Bloomfield — — —.— — — — -- September 10th Mt. Carmel — — — — — — — September 20th Egmnnt Bay — — — — — — — September 14th GROUP 2.—iZiIacKENZIE) Bradalbane — — — — — — — September 10th Mayfic-ld — — — — — — -- —- September 20th Whcatlcy River — — — — — — September 21st GROUP 3.—t!iI1cPIIAIL) Bonshulw - - - - - September 16th Afton -——_-- — — September 15th North Winsloe — - - - - - September 20th GROUP IL-(WOOLNER) St. Peters — — — — — — — — September 16th New‘ Perth — — — — — — - September 20th \eriioii — — — — — — — — - September 21st Lower Montague — — — — — -- September 19th GROUP 5.—tMacPIiEE) Heatherdale — — — — — — — September 10th

Ills: — — — — — ~ — - - September 19th

Murray River — — — — — -- September 20th

lllurrill’ Harbor — — — — -— — September 21st

(reorgetown — — - - — -- _ SQyflQmbCr 22nd GROUP lL-(IIYNES) Bridgetown - - - _ _ _ _ sepgembe, 3m