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Memorial Hall. Junior and Inter- nnnirAXUl-une lt-‘Qtlotstivul —‘rown MEETING- About so, d, ,6 ,4 Se“, t 730 furnished by Jghlleton tend Ward. citizens attending the mes-ting iu'p_m_u a p m 9-?4“8_:0_zi Mom-hers of t e Mon real Stock the To-wn Hall last night called Excliallgfli ‘ I01; ttllflfntuhrnostziof gettlitnhg the vieW POLICE COURT — Yesterday W" ° 8 i! 16115 W r8811"! l0 crning the use against M Top. and Srmta Fe Ry. .. 133? the removing of the light and tele- 2h oxporloy yo; o brooch American Can. Co. 46/4 phone ipoles from Water St. in or tho Live stock nod Atlantic Reiflllfify 00- -- 25 connection ‘wltli the new permali- Live Stock Products Act was fad- hm, Locomotive 1C0. 101% ent street. The meeting was -pre- journ d. The adjourned case hm. Smelt. and Retng. Co. . 121 sided over by Ex-Mayor J. A. agai t a resident of Elm Ave.,

union Bag and Paper ‘Co. ..

steel Co. Can. Coin.

Standard New Jersey .

Wheat-July, 142; Dcc. 140.

- _ i - r‘ - nd salt.

Deicorziggédlll)’. 75A. Sept. Isl/Ii a The S S. “Emmy, made a spee_ 0flts__nny 142. Sept 79%. iel trip to Charlottetown yesterday

Dem 79.35 ' ‘ I ' taking on a full cargo of salt for

Wheat-July. 152%; Oct. 135;

Dec. 132%,

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putts and SIIIJ- Mill. COI 133% sed rpro and con. The proceedings Anaconda C0909!‘ Miii- o°- - 45% will be submitted to the Town Canadian Pacific Co. 445% Council for their consideration. Canadian Pacific ‘C0. . . . . . .. J59 i-Q-oi

The large three masted schoone

,- 1 1 moot; “Favonian” chartered by Delllols Jyibiiltariztlrieiigmmmbyf Now _ 231,172 Bros, Limited, with a full carSO 0 Ilnsbestos nrd. New 1o moles!" from Bflfbadiis fllllihe“ Gummy .1291; __ 64 discharging the Charlottetown por- int. Petroleum 33% tion of her cargo and sailed fo

44 “Siummerside where the balance 0i

-_ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ her cargo will be discharged, Stlindnid NewBXg-liés 32% u The vgsgfls nfiharloue Uri: Bank Commerce . . . . . . . . . .. Z18 White midi and N‘ W" w‘ a‘

Scot. 1am; ltllflfufilizltfggz; ure, will rwlsh him all kinds of good I

the Magdalen Islands.

All these vessels were loaded by

DeBlois Bros,

Campbell. The subject was discus-

(lentral Guardian

JUUT ARRIVED - ex qtesmer bran, shorts and white mIdd-lings, all of which we are selling at low- est prices. wholesale and retail.- A. Horne b Co. 97116-9-3i.

COAL-We have lust received fresh cargoes Old Sydney Screen- ed, Albion Nut and Invorness. Just right for kitchen use. W. D. Gillis 6’: Co. Phone 179. l‘r9-3i.

F L ETCH E R'8 will be held on inst., in Hearts

PROFESSOR pupils Recital Thursday. 17th

charged with assault causing grievious bodily harm resulted in the defendant being lined $50.00 or three months.

Charlottetown, has been transfer- ‘ red to the Branch at Halifax and leaves for his new duties next Mon day. Mr. McAskill has been In l, Charlottetown for the past year and a half and for the past year paying teller. During his residence in lCharlottetown Mr. McAskill made many friends here who, while deeply regretting his depart-

luok in his new position.

CADETS TREATED-The "an- nual ice cream‘ parade" of Queen lSquare School ‘Cadets, numbering 180 in all paraded to the Reddin Drug Store, Grafton St., yesterday afternoon to receive their annual

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cLAssiFini)

Four Insertions . . . . Eight Insertions ..

ADVERTISEMENTS

...... 10s per llne of 5 words Bo per line of 5 wortls ‘lo per llns of 5 words

treat and needless to say each and every cone handed out was fully appreciated by the boys. The in- structors and officers afterwards were the guests of the Drug Com- pany, ‘who also shared a. full meas-

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Agents Wanted

Female Ilclp Wanted

N TRAIT AGENTS — WRITE WANTED — A CHAMBER-MAID

lr catalogue. United Art Ltd. Brunswick, Toronto. A.

For Sale

Siriiwherry plants $105 i1 mind‘ postpaid. Robert MaylicW. 9630-6-9-21.

rcil Albany, R- R- NQ. 2-

FOR SALE-M ACRES OF LAND 3 mlloo from Charlottetown. Al)" ply to William Connolly. Elwi-

in.,yu|vy_ 9582-64-81 e0

FOR SALE — NICE BUILDING

int on Victory Avenue. AWL‘? 5 Wcymcuth Street.

renl trade for FOX FB-fm-

A, T. McConnell. l9 Street, Portland, Maine.

9594-6-2-l1I |i_-@__

Mnlo Help Wanted

FOR SALE—OPPORTUNITY accept foxes as part DEVI"?!-

4 Appliy Morell iI-lotiel. 9695-8-84“ Ii WANTED——GIRL FOR

work. Apply 95 Upper Prince.

WANTED -- A HOUSEKEEPER.

P Apply Murdock liliicbcaii, Norirh

Wiltshire. 9715-6-9-21 To Let TO LET-—5 ROOM [TENEMENT-

Apply at this Oiflce,

GILARGE BARNS TO FIENT—242 Kent St. 9721-6-9-3

GARAGE TO LET-ZOE WATER Street.- 9709-6-9-2i

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TO LET-LARGE FURNIQHED room. 233 Queen Street. 9745-6-10-21

TO LET-NEW COTTAGE ALL imodern convenience and garage. Apply to Joseph Francis, care of

N. Itaittenbury Ltd. 9685-6-8-tts..'ll

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Ill! EARNINGS. BTEADY EM pioymsnt for Barbers. "

Snlesmen Wanted

"lilporl. In 8 weekii. Write Moler

Iiilrher Collegn. hint-rims"! "i" Halifax.

'i'lu‘ Ilnivorsal Antholoily-

(‘Im-

perial l-dition), 30 volumes, a col-

lection of tho best Literature Ano- lciii iilllI Modern, strongly lillllilii- rill ion Literary Edition will sell iliis s0! iii a ‘inn-gain, nlso a His- “liyof I’. E. Islund at Ciirt6l"l‘ Bookstore. 9742~6-10-3i

_ Queen lines inking ever "ill Hotel we have elm" "i"! thousands of dollars III fspllrl and Improvements. if II new the finest Hotel of ill sins In the Mlritlms Prsvw Incas. It appeals h IMO! who wlnf s somfortlbll Hotel and splendid MDIO l"

siiuilont urvles at smells?" ate prles.

Fists: from $8.00 Cs 4-09 y.

Per d:

(Ihiirloitctou-‘n Hotel 00., Ltd.

Proprietors MIBI IAQGLIAIO, pump» f:

8-1 4151f!

Hgugg. ly donated by these wcll

peoplc.

MET WITH ACCIDENT. — The many friends of Mr. (7. J. Gallag-

that he met with a very palni’ on Grafton Street.

into by another auto coming from the rcur and was dragged several feet. He was taken to the City Hospital where his Injuries were found not serious enough to be confined to hospital. He was later driven to his home where Dr. Dewar is at present attending to

pected.

SALESMAN WITH GENTS FURN- lshing connection to carry range of suspenders, garters, etc for Prince Edward Island on a com- mission basis. State reference. lBox 441, Toronto. 9526-8-5-71

SALESMAN WITH GENTS FURN- ishing connection to represent cap house for Prince Edward ls- lnnd. Good line. Commission

‘JNO. A. MCDONALD, LAIND sun- veyor, Hermanvllle. 96l9-0-4-lmo

CLOTHES ‘CLEANED, A N D pressed. first class work. rea- sonable charges. Steve ‘Marshall. Mhrsliall Hotel, Rustico Beach. .1’. E. Island. 9708-6-i0-2i: [ANY WATCHES. ‘CLOCKS. ETCJ

left at ‘s. E. A. Wright's. 105 Gl- I (toorge Street, City. ii not mil-

nd for In ten days will be sold Q for repairs. I

Situations Wanted

- | no t. 1 Agriculture. Char- ‘ Ibinetoisn. o 972344443‘

yii-qii-i-A-

l Situations Vacant

mm on womm TO sis-

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tribute well known line ‘ necessities; tremendous demand‘ territory arrnnsfiiii "i?" I'M"? "n; ply liberal even for spill‘ time; experience or cllillllil" necessary. Iirldioy Combini- . I. O t i . - “mnmm “ a‘. o s. v. ltsiii.

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the better before morning.

MURRAY —At Augustine Cove. (May. 31, 1026, James Murray, nee ‘Marie IMalone. 8 BOXI-

iAUTO ACOIDENT.- Another deplorable auto accident hnplpened lust evening on Wntcr St. east, when little Margaret, five year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Carver was run over by a Ford sedan driven by a young lady, who apparently lost control of her car. The accident happened In front of, the little tot's home, who at the,

8ft

the

what, but hoped for a change for BIRTHS

to iMr and Mrs

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' In Memoriam ru-

(‘all at 233 Queen ,_-. .E.A.WIht. qt is r“ 9745.43.10.31 In Loving Memory of Mr. ‘h?’

Thomas Gurney. who depart- ‘sd this life on Juno 10th, 1923 at Covsilend.

N.'D.MAC'L£AN

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terduy. oGeneral Council

‘Ma known ‘In

PHONE 421

Have you ever uteri loci‘ that was hung for fifteen days and more before ullng.

We have the Plan: that will kssp It thirty days or more.

Ws’can soil Meats at res- sonsbls prices because there ls no waste with tho rough endl- Ail our mut- out! carry a tag with prics.

' Call and sssfor yourself. PROMPT DELIVERY SERVICE.

PHONE 421

Miss Laura Lea of Painesville. 0hio.. is visiting in the city, the guest of Mr and iMrs J. L. Lock- hart, 187 Prince street.

Misses Beulah Campbell

iMlss Catherine lliurclilgon

Mrs. J. .D. Jenkins and the Misses Thelma and Eula panied ‘by Mrs. Eaton leave today on an extended motor trip to the Annapolis Valley.

Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Hlggs were passengers by the Car Ferry yes- Mr. Higgs will attend the

Meat Market Master Production at

and Vera Brown, ‘Graham's Road are in town attending the Women's In- stitute Convention.

of York Point is spending a pleasant holiday with her sister, Mrs Ralph W. Nelson, of Framingham, Mass, She will also vlslt Newton, ‘return- ing home in about six weeks.

acco m- (Rev) {Ross C.

as. She will also spend a, while

‘THE iiiiiil 3'

the Prince Edward Screens to Large Audiences.

Lon ‘Chaney, who plays a dual role in Tod Browning's great crook picture, "The Unholy Three," a IMetroCoIdtwynlMiayer production inow ‘being shown at the Prince

greatest make-up artist and one of the best character men of ‘stage or screen. ' _ ‘Chaney was born at Colorado Springs, April 1, 1883, and entered‘ theatrlcals -in 1899 ‘when he and ‘Iii-s ‘brother produced "The Little Typhoon" on the amateur stage. Later he followed stage ‘life in the property, wardrobe and transpor- tation departments. He then be- came an actor in vaudeville and stock.

Chaney entered pictures as a slap-stick comedian in 1912 and ser-

First Annual

(Continued from page 1.)

ive terms of the fine work done In the Churches by members of the W. M. S. while, in the Foreign Field, where men making a frontal attack, had suffered much loss of lite and failed largely in their ef-l

the women folk had encamped ar-. ound caring for the children, heal- ing the sick and encouraging the IWOIIIEII, thus gradually working their way to success and victory. lMiss Josephine Strothard, Mat- ron ot the Maritime Home for Girls addressed the Conference, giving

and work of the ‘Home, and appeal- ing for sympathetic interest and co-operatlon. The claims of Missionary publi- cations whlch have passed throughl

the‘ beautiful soprano solo sung by: lMr-s Clifford Nflwtou, returning home aboufillisaiko Kolke, a graduate from the the first of July.

‘W. M. S. College in Tokio, Japan,‘ of which Miss Blackiiiorc

River

Edward Theatre, is famed as the 50""! ‘Bedeque

Heartz, Marshfield

wall ' Mrs Vickerson, York Point

clair, Springfield

Red Point

McNeill, Macdonald

McMillan. Central, Lot 16

fort to plant the Christian Faith,lDonald. Sea View

rMrs A. D. Murray, ‘Mrs Brooks. Linkletter ‘

Marys geoiir, Cardigan

an interesting account of the aimsnewar’ Rosmeath

mack. Glenmere

‘Bradshaw. Middleton

Mrs S. J. Rose, Lakeville

Mrs Frank MacQuaid, Cornwall Mrs William Mulch, Rocky Pt Mrs J. N. MoKinnon, Grand

Miss Lulu Yeo, Northaim ‘Mrs Walter Shaw, St. Catherlnes lVlrs Harrison MacFarlane.

Delegates at "coiqcnnr v The Institute P.E.I. PROTESTANT ORPHANAGE ~ wnvention ...t‘t::;r::'t::::.::-r..:::'::::..-r:;‘.:" "r" v ‘"' EXECUTIVE REV. MR. LITTLEJOHNS

will be reputed In the 0r?" next, Juno 10th. If not fins

ADMISSION 26 CENTS. Entire Proceeds

COME-SEE AND HELP THE -

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snags on Thursday Evening the following evening.

SALE OF CANDY In Aid of Home.

INSTITUTION.

v. .¢,¢-

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Mrs F. C. Ives, Montague

Andrew, East Royalty.

Miss Augusta McDonald. Bea

tras were quoted at 37c to 38c and. i‘ firsts at 35c var domi- A Immi-

. er feeling developed In the butter DELEGA-ris Ravi-rs Ni‘:.‘II:.'n McDonald Seal’: market prices were marked! ufi an; ,' ' ' th a-i to 1c oer noun 0- Mrs J. Ferguson, fMrs Edgar 5N9‘ '- 0 er '

Mrs George Macdouald. Corn-

lMiss Muriel I-Iaslam, Miss sin- Mrs Austin Murphy, Emerald

Mrs Albert McArthur, Enmore Mrs Stevenson, ‘Mrs ‘Scott, North

Miss Laura Campbell, Elmira Missdean Ramsay, Miss Gladys

Miss Maud Donald, Mrs H. L.

Miss-Ruth Bell, Murray Harbor Miss Sadie ‘Lelacheur, Queen

Miss Genoa Lewis, Mrs Scrim-

iMrs. J. L. Muthieson, Miss Seat- rlee McKenna, Oyster Bed Bridge. Miss Hilda O'Donnell, Mrs. John F. Chuisson, Bear River South. llvlrs. George McLean, MN. W. U. Singleton. Helping Hand. [M155 Elizabeth McCorrnack, Miss Mary n. Mcdiae. Rollo Bay East-

iM-rs. Chester MacDonald, Ebene

Mrs. J. Walter Jones. Bunbury.‘

‘Miss Laura Kickhsm, Mrs Lan- Mrs. Bovyer, Bunbury. nignn, Souris West Miss E. B. MoLaren. Georgetown. Mrs Nelson Currie, Mrs James ‘Mrs Angus McEachern, Ring- E. smith, Rocky lPolut wood, MPH C- J- W006. Mrs Weliill-SIOH Mrs. Pres. Campbell. Rlngwood.

Mrs. Ste wart, Kingston.

THE MARKETS

(Canadian Press) MONTREAL, Que...

business transacted with

Prices

Mrs Bennett Gordon, Mrs Albertgo, spot supplies were wen mam.

Alice Louis, Mrs A. J. McCor-

Wrlght, Mrs T. W. in Mrs 'I‘homas Burdette, tMrs Alli-

prices were unchanged.

‘mand from lnclil sources. for all grades of eggs

ul , _ in al t o ' I -k I t i Smwm- . jury m“ n c“ Mfisabmsghcfl‘? made the trip in his

while overtaking u car was run ma)???” ‘n the h‘

. and the work.

natupal

teresting

through American

Mr. Clifford Coffin and Mr. Dou- city illiiht from Boston Oll their way to their old home In Mt. Mr. Clifford Coffin who

her, manager of the Prince Ed-l‘,i.‘lfgq;ffff“‘ ward ’l‘heatre, will regret to learnl ‘ y

CRT.

arrived In the

13th Annual

(Continued from page 1.)

to

development

Cattle

‘ - ' ‘ - liable Two VOUNG MEN AND 0N5 Gone but not forgotten I l 1 n hot-p anifi goats were m§'.l.n“‘-....ZT.'I§I.§““§.. INIBERTE-D av WIFE AND .,,,,,,,,,,_ n c“, farms. ‘ if in need or holp op. FAMILY. the deaths of his

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beauty. th tion-sl that could the ‘best poetry that was ever writ- time was crossing the street. It islle-il concerned rural subjects. Dlll'-‘

to it,» 8J5 well

. The germ was that people ooigregnted. In good hcsitih were I-mmiinlble, although ninety percent people had the disease present In their "medias,

-._-_____ . Reading and debates. said the

An address on handicraft was- glven by Miss G. St. Aindrews N. ‘Canada.

maintain

‘be found.

were being done by practically in- Iwlfmd in experienced people. on outlet for t-hedr art besides of being some vantage, she advised the estaiblish- ‘nient cf ‘small antique shops for the sale of these articles. Dr. Wendell Tldmarsli, the con- eluding speaker. gave a very in- and informing talk on Tuberculosis. in which he asked in Canada which were making a,‘ the, ‘Women's ‘Institute to ma-kekietermined effort to stamp out the; ithe solution of this special prob- disease. Every Prince Edward lid-hand a in the wo matter of primary importance. explained the disease and‘ ravages It mode, u. on the people of Canada, and said that Ii. was common to most animals and men.

were

srd one

Infection tool: place l must

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Essex Six ghost terms of tin;

Helen Mowatt, of} B.. who said that

her place blilllOllg the nations, needed‘. a native ‘Vere M‘\' one“) w' A' Th0m‘ps0n'

m“ m“, was suppmd m UIHIPIOIIBIGWIH) Mrs. lRev.) J. M.‘ of handler“, McLeod, 5t. leteid,

The surroundings in which ‘I- T- 51PM‘- Y°rki Mrs- (new F‘ goy-mor and hi‘ wife worked‘ it‘. Boothroyil, Summerside; Miss one won; on, were boom,“ 0,; "my l-Iliua Enman; Mrs Newsome, Char- o mos; moon-o. lottetown; Mrs. All town; Mira.

giving thenrtlirough tuberculosis. istlc nature, nte here had nothing to do with, financial ad- it. race

everywhere atfnlrs. Ind the Women's Institutes Adults

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Principal several years.

Churches of the City.

hers of the former Presbyterian W. M. S. who have this year reach-

_Scveral veteran Missionaries and Echarter members sent Greetings to

O'Brien‘, the retiring president.

Prince Edward island Presbyterlal,

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IMTB. (Rev)

Moore, Charlotte- Horace Wright. Be- cieque; and Mrs. field.

1924 lost $1,000,000 The clim-

-had not-hing to do with it, jn-either had livinig or working con- ditions, n0r the habits of the people. lreason to be that the province had 'not' kept pace in thought and sc- Tlie speaker said that he felt the tion with those other provinces

other country

ltn fight it. The greatness of any nation de-

Iency of its citizens, on the healthy] body governed by a ‘healthy mind.

particularly The reason why t‘his Province stood ‘cai-ews, Greenvale. ‘as pigs, but ‘behind the otihers was that it ‘had almost im- no nanstariu-m. thon-gh it had an sv- Belwnth 0i erage of at least one hundred ac-

should thine it up. They should’ demand of the proper authorities that they take s stand against the disease. With the influence they

speaker felt fully convinced that} they would not let it pass. i!

Al. this session Miss Helen’ M-tliiessn. the noel-visor. rend her annual report u follows:

was son McMillan, Fairview

ma‘ Howard Weeks. Fredericton

Greetings were tendered ‘Conference by several Truro lad- ies. representing‘ the Woman's

Missionary Societies of the various

Following close on the Ooiifer- cnce Sessions, was a special Jubil- tee Celebration arranged by mom“

,efl their 50th Birthday as a Societylnnnmay. M, Pleasant

xliirs J. ‘C. Martin, Mrs Ernest Po,-

Those present. representing tho Christina MocAdam, Avondale lw. hell. Little Harbor

Margaret Martin, Eldon

Swain, Pleasant Valley

Bruce, Valley- L

‘North lMcKlnnon, Grand River Claris Gaudst, lEgmont Bay

Emyvale

West.

McEwen, New Dominion. lM-rs. Joseph Dunbar, Mrs. P. A. “(mm)”! $33" unruly“. Mrs’ A‘ Ilbnrsi stipplios of United Slates M. Johnson, Peters’ Road. Miss Kathleen Yeo, Miss Helene.“ me 0m wield as an organisation the Y°°' H'"'"°“Y- mot-fly in childhood. end there opportunity was theirs. and the Inherits-d disposition or tcn-licncy to was the disease. This iliopasition could also ‘In so uirsd illnbss. Negroes, Ifldiine. mil idle Irish wore especiury‘ snbiect to ‘it. The speaker sold it m nutter

hsrlss Iliingweil. Little Pond.

Garfield Roberts, High Bsnh, Mrs. L. B. Hughes. Mrs. h. A.

McDonald. Penn's station.

‘ Mrs. John E. Holmes. Mrs. John

Mrs Phoebe Stewart, ‘Mrs H. Harper, Mrs W. d’. Mc- ‘Leod, Central Loyal Hilda Lewis, Cable Head East Mrs Fraser Silliker, Searletown Mrs Chester iRackham, Miss Cissie Rattray, Wheatley River Mrs Edwin AIacFarIane, South Th Bedeque Tn Mrs Russell McArthur, Miss Ettaywo

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to

‘at

I-Jewcombe, ‘Birch Hill col

I , 'this gathering. a few of whom were M" Mophoroon, M1" Don-ooh,‘ Saute belvtiyefiggzsslaflseg°gg 2:3, speaker should be properly em-lwble to present them in persona-Borden o! which Wm he taken {his morxplghfleiliiléd [literate mentalityd was to Dr. A. L. Fraser, Hialifaiciwasi the! Miss Hilda Hnmnilll, . Mrs C. gm e s mu a and the e ucation special speaker, giv ng an nsp r ngCard ner, Lower Free own £25m"? 2123110931“ tthheatcguersgmgt biibroadlened. ‘Home ecdnmnics was llllslgonnry appeal. Beautiful Bou- ‘Mrs Edmund Maynard, Mrs not aone confined to the kitchemlqnogg were presented to the hon- Charles Colwili, Nortliam §1°I:htd‘1:43’:' psltagheiutzaah°ggstlzlsgt but concerned itself ‘with the vital ured guests, and also a handsome Mrs Wm._ Mills, Egligton ' I . wmmre and wnduct °f the Pmiifle-‘basket of marl olds to Mrs. E. E. Mrs ClalJP, Howe Bay as comfortably as could be ex l 5