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(finadlan Press) MomTmAL, July 21.~Cattle rc- plpt; were 1,088 with over 1,000 cat- u, on file, following the fairly heavy run o; the previous week. Buyers on m, Montreal livestock markets Li-

m, we offering prices which sell-i

n glgimod were 75 cents to $1 ba- ww men- asking prices as a result. nwlng was at a standstill and not enough early sales were made in lot-m s basis for quotations. Calf re- Mpg were 1822. Veal calves were in m; demand selling from $7 for com- ma. veals and 800d drinkers to $8 mg $8.50 for fairly 800d veal-i and .9 gm- tops fresh. Calves were slow. Common grasser; sold as low as $4; ma; of better gualitv 01d lmllfld “m; common. $8.00 to 8'77 STD-as. $4 to to. SHEEP RECEIPTS-wit 14mm were lower. ‘Trading was don: 5; ii t.‘ 5-2 to $12 for ewes and wethors ivith $2 per owt. on bucks. Odd sales of mixed lots of good qaul- m. brought s11 to I12; common I9 to til. Hog receipts 1380. Hogs were gbout steady. Bacons and butchers brought $12 to $13.25. Heavies and Null, mum 812; extra hssvies $10 to $11 and sows $8.50 to $9.25. ‘m, trim young sows a shade high-

er.

MONTREAL. Qua. July 81-4?"- duoefi-Butter, cheese and eggs BhOW 94 u, upward trend on the Montre- |1 dsuy and produce markets today- potatoes an poultry ware unchanged. m, first change in several weeks n; made in egg prices to the retail use. Special brands were advanced 2 cents per doaen and extras were marked uD 1 cent Per dooen with other lines unchanged. Receipfl W" i201 cam. Cheese was substantially hig/ficr. owing to the material ad- vances in country board prices at the week end. Asking prices for Ontario clwescrsnged from17to17 1-4c per 1b. while for Quebec cheese deal- as were looking for 16 1-2 to 10 8-4 s, per lb. Receipts were 3.834 boxes. The butter market; again showed an upward trend. With prices from 19114 to 28 1-2 c per lb for eastern townships No. 1 pasteurized. Prices to retailers were unchanged. Re- ceipts an-lounted to 589 boxes.‘ The pram market was’ steady at $1.60 pel- 80 poung bags of new locally grown produce.

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SUMMERFIELD WEDNESDAY, JULY 2s A

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i Nomination "Day i InQueens County

Yesterday was nomination day fnl Queen's County. The following were nominatcd=

John H- Myers. nominated by As A. Alley. Charlottetown. Merchant; J. C. l Moran, Charlottetown, Coal Met-i chant; P. W. Turner, Charlottetowmi Wholesale Footwear; W. G. Hogg,i Charlottetown, Insurance Agent;

. Donald A. MacKinnon. Charlotte- } W977“!!! Walks itown, Attorney at Law; W. Allan ‘Stewart, Charlottetown, Merchant; ‘D. P. Bethune, Charlottetown, Mer- ‘ chant; N. H. DoBlols, Charlottetown. ‘Merchant; H. V. Norton, Crapaud.

held on Thursday)

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‘From Operating Ta b“! e

CHICAGO, July 2l.-M 1c

main.“ “may turned a bfogken ‘S; 1- Banister at Law and others.

m“, l’ mere minor amide” “may M‘ W. Chester S. McLure nominated the 0°01‘ County Hwpmn A ‘ewlby Geo. D. DeBlois, Charlottetown, minum u." the new tnatmem had Wholesale Merchant; Col. D. A. Mac- ‘hem administered to a “ma” Mm ‘ Kirinon. Charlottetown, Fox Ranch. I a badly fractured ankle‘ she got umer, C. M. Williams, Charlottetown. ‘mm the opsraung table and walkJlnsurance Broker; J. S. Jenkina. ed around’ “one m: wane for hefiCharlottetown. Physician and Surg- ‘ expemnm eon; Gertrude Howe, Charlottetown. ‘ More than mo physicians Mtnes-‘Housewffe; Farquhar McRae. Char-

sed the demonstntlun. a came mllottetown, Manufacturer; H- 1-1.‘

_ > .~ Horne, Charlottetown, Merchant; l

a new method of treating fractures, _ 1

,~ Wm. Moran, Charlottetown, Teacher, .

devised and admimsted by Dr‘ mum N- D MacLean Charlottetown Mor-i Boehler, head of the Vienna Indus-i ' ' '

trial Hospital. . _ . Dr‘ Kn‘ Meyer’ Cook County mm ‘ Manufacturer. E. D. Ncholson.‘

Merchant; R. E. Splllctt, Charlotte- i town. Merchant; E. R. Brow, Char- lottetown. Agent; A. A. McLean.

James B. Johnston, ‘

the treatment as one of the present‘ Charlottetown‘

.Att0 tLa d th . generations’ major contributions to Hgfzflt ‘gnarl; Onofimted by surgery.

B. A. MacDonald, Charlottetown, Th” key w u” “cw math“ M Merchant; Chas. H. chandler, Char-' treating fractures is the use of al

ltteto .M h tiM kR-M- local instead of c. general anaesthetic‘ gulgaxrnchaxflziteagwn’ 52am"; g‘

explained DltMeyer. The conventional ; T. Hmgs Charlocwwwn 1mm,“ (w ‘ ‘ . . .

method 1s to give the patient agen- ‘ w_ Rh up”, Charlottetown Mel“ c“! “nwfiwti” “d put the “m °ri chant- F. L. lJillon Charlotietown i

‘e3 i“ ' PM” mi- Ti“ P‘“°“'l1>rinter; as. McLeod. Charlottetewnn

Dr. Boshlel-‘s method a local anscs- ‘ mwm Mercmnt; B_ w_ “Page! percent novocaine is injected afterfmley. Chulotwmwn‘ Married w°_ m‘ x'my 91cm” h“ ha“ “hymen: Annie I. Higgs, Charlottetowmi “d the fracture chum!‘ lidsrried woman; Jessie M. Rotten?

The“ the 11m’ is Put i“ “w cut‘ bury, Charlottetown, Married womarhi

and in a short time the patient isi and omen

invited to make use of it. ‘

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fng eliminated but, by using the reduced two or three times. if nec- meme“. Farmer;

M"- Am“ v°"°“i°°' °m°° wmk‘ M. Davison, Charlottetown. Insur- QT- w" u" “"9"” “b” w wan‘ “"7 ancs Broker; Chas- Ross. Charlotte- hm"! Em" D“ mm!" ‘iarted i” town, Tailor; Ben]. Rogers, Char- work on her lnkle. She smiled and lomtowm Mflchmt; wmnflred L’ talked to him wthile he manipulated his izstrlunents and announced that she expected to be at her desk as usual today.

man; Henry H. MCFBIIAHG, Char-

‘Charlottetnwn, Merchant: C- S. ‘Chandler, Charlottetown. Merchant; ‘Bcxtus Mclellan, Charlottetown.

Wooden hulls are regarded as bet- JM"°1“""- “d mm?-

ier- for polar expedition vessels‘ - _ than thou of steel‘ ‘ Australias population is 6.284.407,

‘0000011113 to figuru recently issued.

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More than three fourths of "the 31,000,000 telephones in the world can be interconnected.

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(Canadian Press) DUBLIN. Irish F1190 Stats. July QL-llt was officially an-

‘u 04-00040 0000

Lost _——-—-- ,———-__ l-OST-BETWEEN GURNIY AND Charlottetown via Brackley Point Road. an auto wrap. Finder please leave at this office. 5514-7-19-31 '_>-—@_—_- __

Teachers Wanted

M- WANTED-SECOND CLASS TEA- cher for Village Green School No. 119. supplement $86.00. Apply to

Vernon Brehaut, Village Green. ssos-r-ra-sl.

_ Male Help Wanted

unwrap-Manama MAN roa mm work. Phone R22. Walter Hum. Marshfield. ssao-r-zi-zl

IIN wax-ran T0 1.1mm ‘rm:

barber trade through our spacial

ort course- Expert training. Par-

, iiculers free. Molar Barber College. 73 Bflrrington Street, Halifax.

7-8-tts-2moa. Missing Heirs M?

H ADD]!!! WANTED. II‘ ‘"5’ 0r William Munro, Children the late Emma Crows Munro and natives of the Province of cg" Bcot-is. in the Dominion of < hlllfldl. will communicate with The c tern Trust Company, Halifax. "MIJr a Jorhrfs. “Newfound-

. - oron “"8" Corporation, 1- 1-5“- "h" will promptly hear of

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Employment Wanted _ “lifin - wossaTvTaT-‘r;

- ‘ this ' , by the ex-

ecutives of the National Union i of Rsiliuymen that a. general strike on the Southern Roll!!! will start from midnight tomor- row.

Female Help Wanted

WANTED BY AUGUST lat COEN- i try girl to help with housework. Write J. Guardian. 0420-7-16-tf.

Miscellaneous DEATHS

JOHN suntan bzlgclgiONAl-laillléflNnisltNTNllb-At Conoe Cove, July Surveyor. BOX - "ma" - zl st. IVLrs. Harry senrerler. used 25 357°'5'6'lm°' years, of Victoria, P. E. Island, (nee

1I Ada McDonald.) daughter of Mrs.

son's shipments on short notice Guardian Central Printer!-

._ Wed * r03 sALl, "I0 LET. BOARD AND dnrd Time) to long Creek Cemet-

roorn signs on hand at Guurdiaaem

Office.

In loving memory of our dear hus- band and father Nicholas Colwill. who departed this life July 22nd. 1029.

I FOI- BALE -- NEWLY FRESHENED I N i

_ p d gust, Hazelbrook. 00w Eric en er 5508-7-19-31.

For Sale

rlwranrx roa ssu: AT xen-

a Z1'Qi'l‘§“'u‘.‘.°“.‘§ iinliiilfaxppll; hi. We miss um face and ever will.

5mm 5430-7-22-31- His vacant placa there's none can fill. __ __.. -- Down hers we mourn but not in vain. I03 SALE - AN UP-To-DATI For up in heaven we'll inset asain.

comes. =11 mow“ °°""°“‘°"°°" Inserted by wife and family. and nice barn suitable for Ibn- ‘M6442

1 Ol b Street. u‘ Apply 1 siogfv-is-rrsawks. _ Weed Ill MEMURIAM wmnnsmom noon can" . - ed. Write o care Guerdilfl- m loving memory of our dear 5588-14"?- msdr. Wm. J. Graham. s» View, l 0- who died July ma, mo. 11]) new!‘ nous Wfiflmlnzogufnghgd. Apply 30R God aloha knows how we mlas him ‘I cars Guardian. 5542-7-21-31. A; wnioumcy along lifcs way. _,__ ’ - assa- wnrrsn T0 arm- - MIP-PWM

‘ tone Solo, Mr- Lowell Hancock-S.

‘STORM-The severe electric storm, t ts i be f tim .151 . m“ 5 y n d or mm ' e y’ Merchimt- Bimi- R°3"5- chlrmte" caused a very considerable amount of i

l t a is Mm ed d H ‘ Hon. Cyrus Macmillan nominatedi o; f GT- t . N° ° Y ° w’ ‘m 5“ by '1‘. W- L- Prowce. Charlottetown.‘ the house were rendered unconsci- Merchsnt; Granger McPhail, Argyleoug bu; otherwlse

Rogers, Charlottetown, Married wo-l

lottetown, Merchant; Jas K. Btanleyfigelnwng,

THE QQARLUFTETOWN v cummmw

Western Guardian

—CA.I. CAUGHT FIRE - A car. which ma caught firs Just emi- be-‘i lng put into ‘the gangs. caused a, good deal of exclievnent in Summer- , side on Saturday cvenlng during the‘ severe electric storm, which was‘ pretty general throughout the Pro- vince. The firs siren blew for some time and many of the citizens thought some one’s house had been struck. fortunately, however, 1t turn- ed out to be only a car, which had caught fire from a short circuit. Only the hood was damaged as the fire-‘ men quickly extinguished the blazel Quito a crowd had gathered on the‘ scene-S.

—LAB.GE AUDIENCE ENJOYS‘ CONCERT IN AID OF OBPHAN-i AGE AT BUMMERSIDE-Jrhe splen- did program put on by local and‘ Charlottetown talent in Epworth hall ‘ on Friday night was thoroughly en- ‘ joyed by an audience which filled the ‘ spacious hall to the doors. Mr. L. R. i Allen acted as chairman- ‘The pro-‘ gram, which was of a very high or- ‘ der. was broadcast by Station 0.11.0.8. A vote of thanks was ex- tended by Mr. A. B. McKay, secend-,

, ed by Rev. Theodore Ross to all those i

who had helped to make the even-i

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ing such a success and thus assisted‘ the Protestant Orphanage. The pro-‘

gram was as followsz-Duet, Mral ltician; c. rr. Earle, Charlottetownu “m,” Roper m, M, Lowe‘, Hm, l 1”‘ ‘m’ ""1" 3° “m "-1-" “"1 i ' ' the financial situation and with Old

cock; Bass Solo, Mr. Harvey Barnes;

- P ions. PM} superintendent. characteflztd Charlottetown, Tobacco Merchant,‘ soprano solo’ Mrs” Arthur Roper; I Me ens

Violin Solo, Mr. A. Hume; Intermis- i sion; Baritone Solo, Mr. Lowell Han- ‘ cock; Bass Solo. Mr. Harvey Barnes; ‘l Soprano Solo, Miss Vera Tanton; I Reading, Mrs. Arthur Roper; Bari-i

--MUCH DAMAGE TO PIO- PERTY CAUSED BY ELECTRIC

which occurred on Saturday evening

dflmlfle throughout the countryl

“M” °' 1°“ ‘hm ‘m “m” °‘ ‘Mlchariotrciown. Merchant; Bessisi 36pm, have mm, m summmld, o.

barns and houses being struck, Mr.‘ Colin Hutchisons house at Ellerslfe was struck, the bricks from the chim- i ney going through the house and causing s. very considerable amount damage. Two boys. who were inl

‘ not hurt. Mr.‘

local anaesthetic. tho fraefurs can be. sham Farmer‘. Pam. Sinclair] sun,“ v Pa" Manor o’ Mum“ we“ had

W- F- H- Tid- ‘ his large bar a t a to tn essary in order to get perfect results. 1 mush’ chmomtown. Merchant; H‘ with its main“ escglotayzcsuns gee! c:

i0! year. Lot 16. also had his barn} " burned to the ground. Another barn‘ Jin French River was reported to be‘

‘ burned-S. l,

__NOMINATION DAY m PRINCE i body had any authority to writs a

‘COUNTY-This was nomination day} ‘in Prince County at the Court ‘ House, Summerside. J. Frank Arnetti Conservative candidate was nom- i linated by the following pcrsonsz-i Aubin J. Gallant and Archie r. Ar-i ‘Rmvlt- 158mm Bey: Eugene n. i Brooks and John I". Arsensult. Union

icvfner; Joseph E. Bernard and“

l Cyrus P- Gallant, St. Gilbert's; C. W. i J-Iarrls. Summcrside; John Cotton, ‘Miscouche; James Sherry, Tyne ‘Valley: Archibald u. nun. James P. ‘Gills and Walter P. Newcombe, Poi-t ‘Hill; Philbert Gaudet, Mlscouche; ‘Geo. A- Small. Summerside; James ‘E. McDonald, North Bedeque; Oliver

Rider. st. Nicholas: Albert Oskeai

Summer-side; E. L. Arggngulg, 5am. merside; Fred F. May. St. Eleanors; ‘A. C. Rogers, Summersidc; X. O. Gallant, St Chrysostom; Geo. A. ‘Bowness. J- E. Dalton, W. J. Lid- wtonc. Wm. P‘. Strong. John G. Phil-

and lvks Michael McDonald. Funeral lips and Leonard McNeill, Summer- i “gland butt" m“ “en u the “i” from her parents home Canoe Cove, 3 side; John F. W. Gregg and Jabez I Zuimd ‘mm’ w“ ‘mm’ u’ e ,Juiy 2a ru at mo (Stan- . Williams, Tyne Valley; n. n. Ram- l Canadian dairy indulm- l" °°“‘

gill’. Northam; John Hackctt and J. ‘Albert Brennan. Tlgnfsh; John Ken. ucdv. Olcary; G- Shelton Sharp, 111w» Bidcfdrd: Geo. Muttart, A1- ‘ bany; Gordon W. Dawson, Cape lfifiverle: Emmerson Matthews, and ‘H. .1. Larkins, Albsrton. and others. ‘Mr. I". J. n. Wright is Mr. Arum-s ‘ omcfal agent. Alfred E. McLean. the Liberal candidate, was also nominat- erL-B.

Pisquid River Trestle Burned '

A large amount of damage was sustained by the new wooden trestle, i built across Pisquid River, when the‘ new constructed bridga caught fire yesterday morning. The trestle was constructed of creosoted piling by Contractor Price, and bumsd lvaryl rapidly, as little could ba dons to tight the fire. Most satisfactory pro-

of the railway by tho new rush crew , which began work a short time ago. and the damage of yesterday may‘ cause considerable delay in opening of the new branch.

_ viork, h 1 p'p°l'ifll-ougrvcoa‘a‘rlksrf:u,ap‘arie.rllzg sized house. modern w “‘ ~ ##4## . °°- Army 2c"! Dcrehsstsr Street. Apply at this Qfllw ‘"""'""" ..__ "ii-He" N. D. MacLean new: sons warns sols To Leg \ UNDIITAKIB ‘"191 cars of fosrss. 9min at Pbardgn Howl’ w-wt skum - lmENTA-i suo-r-ss-ai. T? ,",,,,',,"§.,f,.§l'.°l'ui'wful mt- cbmmmwa a mas wmm ‘ n. ' t u sums sum. ram. m l ‘We or rum Rica an usepuas N“ "“"'°',,,,,,,,,,;,.,.' .. August m. Apply 2 i '

“Ream in Marina. g,“ i

_ distress-gin, “k231i:

Mr. and Mrs. Jame; Puncher. m" v ting in Borden, guests o! Mrs. J. K. Barthel-land. " "

‘there was nothing in it, he declared.

E S‘ E-l f: 2 é‘ é‘ U! 8 I‘ a E5" ab‘ N fir; 533 ‘~35 L? s? =5 ii E g2‘ 2e. r10- 5?.

. but ths people could depend on the

‘av’ cum Th", mum Teflemnndlaibor. and. upon finding that practf-l

POTATO ' Utlllrfll Guardian‘

‘ BUILDING BENOVATED- The‘ building on tho corner of Sydney and Pownal Streets. formerly used as i ‘an hotel is being renovated and re-

‘modclod. It is proposed to rnakei

wen on to “ the subsidy ques- I ‘ lion and the whole history of the ‘igjzdlmnllzfnts’ and w remow‘

appointment of the Duncan Commie ‘

.1011. l ucarvas swear: rruunnis -. “We h"! Ymivvd '4" lnitflm 1L". Prank Weeks, Fredericton. sus-‘

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Wilma“ h‘ m4? b" "h" h" be‘ mined a painful and serious accident . "W" 5! m! "a °! m" ‘"5953’? yesterday after-ooh when a haycar-l Now on the ave of an election they m, struck mm on the 1e" ‘we o,‘ toll us we are going t0 get s remark- m, h,m_ n, mm,“ m”. w“ _.e_ i able subsidy. Some of the candidates may“ w ‘he 9mm Edward ma“ i have even named the amount. The Hwplm 1,, a “mmonscloua cum,‘ Premier tells us we are entitled to nqn, md m, fight m, L, paralmdf some $8,562,000 and they have cackl- 1 ed a. good deal over that ‘nest-eggf‘ ‘ but the hatching of it has yet to be ' clone." (Appluase) i Mr‘ King Mr. McLui-e elicited further ap- . plawze when he suggested that in an Waxes Abusive other four‘ years, i: tho King Gov-‘ ernment should happen to be return _.__ ad, wa should again be hearing of? (Monroe! Gazette) m, lumdy mnm_°n w, we M As Mr. William Lyon Mackenzie. m, next decumm King reaches the sphere of influence i m. McLurs then dealt. with the °' “m1” Filiuwn the edges of his Govemrnents attitude towards tamper’ “heady wmewh" Wom. be-i unmwloymeut’ clung the Nova 50m ‘come more frayed. and his Judgment m ma! strike and u“ the tummg lless exact. ‘lhe Prime hfinisfer is in 1m i» b» More» mm»- d” m! the new Pun“ Edward B‘ imazlt-especially his Government. It might have been thought that thej ‘least useful means to this end would‘ ‘be a violcnt and undignified attack‘ ‘when the head of an administration‘ 1MB" JENKINS 0N DEFENSIVE |which enjoys, the confidence and‘ ‘support of the people of the province l M3" R 3- 3°35!” 511d 1107954 111 ‘to a degree which is without preceq the Toronto Globe that the Conser- ,cl—nt in the history of Ontario. Yet’ votive promises would cast a billion Mr. King does that very thing. No‘ dollars a year to fulfil. He dcnledsooner does he get into Ontario after! emphatically that the Liberal policy ‘rrs western tour than he mounts the’ was one of free trade. platform at Kenora and indulges in; "You can't decrease ilnemploymgnt; ‘an ebullificn of ‘personal abuse direc- by [nagging mugs;- m mama,“ ‘ted against Premier Ferguson. The; fir“ g gmd p011” gm. some o’ meltone of his Kenora addras-Af‘ mmugumtm m do“ do“ me-uqsddress i‘; can be called-ls strongly; gum,“ Jun on me eve of m elem ireminiscerlt of his famous five-cent glam» ML Jenkms “Hams u“ declaration in the House of Cornmonsi down-t m, “m...” yum." Km ‘Indeed, he had the five-cent incidenti my good o; course, and m may do ‘in mind. Mr. Ferguson had cntererl

M; Bennett “m, goody the campaign, it will be remembered.‘

Mr. Jenkins charged the Conserv- i“ 9mm“ “w”? the “mm” Put by: auves Wm.) mum,‘ blue mm; ‘Mr. King upon the Conservative pro- ‘ ‘vinces. lvlr. King. at that time, en-; ‘deavored to explain hi5 unforturiatf

This applied, to the New Zealsnd ‘utterance as having some meaning

butter situation as well.

‘ed to the House of Commons and to

that there might b.- no mistake about ‘ it. and no possibility of confusion.

published the official parliamentsryi record. What does Mr. William King‘ do about lt a; Kendra? Ho docs not

‘quarrel with Hansard. but he quarrels‘ with Mr. Ferguson. “Oi all the; humbugs in public life." he sayai exercising the delicate restraint’ which so becomes a Prime Mlnfsterfl "f think he is the greater“. "I say

this in view of the excuses which hel ' has offered for entering this earn-‘ nsisn." This is an interesting state- l mmt. havinz regard to Mr. Kings‘ peculiar fin-less to speak with know-' ledge upon the subject of humbugsi in public life. What, exactly, is a: hurnbug? Webster says he is "One

who doceives or misleads; a deceitful l or trickish fellow; m impostor." A

very good definition, this; both clear

and comprehensive. And reading it.‘ one is inclined to admire the n-lagn-i anin-lity of Mr. King in so freely be- stowing these familiar characteristics upon another marl.

Mr. King's anxiety over his five- oent speech. and over the unemploy- ment issuc generally. and his extra- ordinary biflerness toward tho Prc-_ mfer of Ontario. were revealed re-, peatedly in the course of his speechl at Kenora, a speech as barren ofi argument and as rich in iiturpera-i tfon ss any that has been heard in‘ this or any other campaign from the. lips of a psr‘y leader. The Prime Minister invited his audience to sski Mr. Ferguson what he has been do-i ing in the provincial field for labor.‘ In the same breath he found griev- ous fsult with Mr. Ferguson because the provincial Government had been finding employment for a number of men on the provincial road syrem. Saskatchewan also had its road- building programme. "That l; an; effort to buy up constituencies," King declares. "and yet. Mr. Ferguson’ said f wouldn't give him s five-cent Piece. 1 wondcr what Mr. Ferguson Wlild have done if I had given him W millions. Would he have used the...