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It’s quicker to sell advertised goods, and. with capital tied up‘ m stock, time is money.

There can be no memory unless there be observation by the eye and the ear.

‘ Read b very - otly (levers Prince Edwardlsland Like The Dew

CHARLOTTEPOWN, CANADA, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1925

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Viewed on Saturday Afternoon by Num- SympathyExtended to Dramatic Scene Car Overturned in Col-

oharlaitetown Guardian Two IIIl-IIII Guardian; Founded

Canto 1M1

anal s a in Delivered sue’ S; ma. “o'.°..'.?..°1.'..t u. s. s. u»

llll up" WPRIJGRESSIVES lllli llElllllNll ‘* ll till. lll tutu PRICE run surreal

Will Ask For Immediate Completion or

__ . Hudson Bay R ail w a y, Reduction in will be Imerred i" Tariff, Lower Transportation Rates,

ber of Ladies And Gentlemen Includ-

ing His Honor Lieutenant Governor as

Hgartz Premier Stew r A KlHQf and R 0y al Painleve and ' Min- lision at Worthy’s- Windsor Vaults bur- - ‘ _ , M w a t nd Others. Famly on Death of Mers Leave Chamb Comer Ykesterdayl i3! Place of Former And Estabhshment of_ Rural Credits otiitfltéilesiilstroifuxfruiwn. it.‘ oi! iiéiitifiluii 11$‘? ifiiilitiii? “.3111 Queen Alexandra- era Morning. Kings. A Odiflffilf ‘§,,i_"°gff1if.i.a"tttipt u;lie.uliibiiiiintié°'ii stiff: 6211b:

this city received an order from a European customer for three pairs o: high class ‘Silver Black Fox ‘pups day. ,

m the shipped direct to him. The Great interest was also cxhibltled gentleman had made inquiries as-by Prcntller ‘Stewart. who is an- w Mr. tMcLttre's reliatbi-lity, andJxioue ‘to see our Silver Fox indust- heins convinced that he could be ry locpt right up to the ltighc-st. depended H1703). forwarded lthe Sthlldiiflii. Prcsirlznts Brow and money and ‘Mr. MoLure shipped ‘the Webster are also very keen judges foxes early in November. He was cf foxes and they wen-t ‘into the extremely Dloased w-ith them on different points which constitute. ex- their arrival. and from the thvree cellence in foxes vctry thoroughly. pairs raised nine fine pups. He cx- ln .act cv-ry visitor present showed ltibited these foxes at a recent the lll-velicst interest ‘in the various Exhibition in his native country. an mals, The shipment was prin- and ‘they were viewed by some 150,- cipally from the celebrated Vimy 000 people, and the exhltblt was ranch. and ‘the most outstanding awandled ‘the Gold ‘Medal for ex- tncnrbcrg in ‘It were bred ‘by Lt.- cellence. ‘hate in the fall of 1924 Colonel D. A. MacKlnnon. D. S. 0. the saute gentleman purchased whose fatne as a breeder has gone three more pairs ilrom the Vimy world wide an-d whose activities at ranch and had them ranohed there. the vawlous international Silver

took the keenest delight in looking

of the Liberal. Conservative and western group who will follow Ml‘- over the various animals on Satur- '

Progressive parties have been ask- King provided tho Premier renders ed to meeet in the capital this justice to the claims of Western week to come to an agreement re- ‘Canada, Mr, ‘Dunning has already gardlng the seating of the members refused to join the King cabinet in the House of Commons and also because Mr. King did not invite to arrange for office acwntmoda- lion. J. 1'2. Brownlee. Attorney (lon- tlons for the members. Mr. W. A- oral in the Progressive cabinet of Boys, Conservative whip will rep-‘Albertiu and ‘Mr- Syminglon. DFOIII- resent his party, and H. F. CaS-‘lncnt Winnipeg lnwyor in enter in» grain will act as whip for the Lib-Vila fctleral cabinet. if the prcmlcr eral members. It is not known yetdtztd accepted he would have had in who will represent the lhogressiv-lsacriiice lion. Mr. Mothcrwell nflti es. Col. ll. W. Bowie will meet the Hon, Mr, Stewart. Therefore Mr. whips. / ling ls at present at loggerhcads Premier King is very anxious tntwitlt the Western group. The Pro- have a test vote at the earliest pos-lgresslves demand further as the slbls moment and before the regu-Iprice of keeping the government in lar buslnss 0f the 888M011 0011198 lilllpower the immediate completion of for consideration. The time that the he Hudson Bay Railway. consist- Wlle Will b8 i-llkell dfillellds Oil l-llffent reductions in the tariff, reduc- members of the house. it may ed transportation charges and the come in ten minutes or two weeks establishment of rural credits. The

Mrs. George Keefe, of this city, is still in ‘the ‘City Hospital suffer- ing from shock and concussion as s. result of an not “le accident thpt occurred at Worthy's Corner yesterday morning about half-past ten. Her two eons, aged 5 and 9. were also cut by flying ‘glass when the Dodge sedan in which they were riding with Keefe, was struck by a Ford roadster and driv- emngalnst a lamp-post. The post- wae snapped in two by the impact

(Special to The Guardian.)

LONDON, Eng, Nov. ZZZ-Queen Mother Alexandra will be buried Friday at Windsor in the vaults where her bus-band King Edward and eight other English Kings lie. ln keeping with the wishes she expressed in life. the body will be taken there from her Sandrlngham estate where she passed away sur- rounded by her son, King George and others of the Royal Family.

England will pay her marked tribute of mourning unparalleled since King ‘Edward was buried fit‘- teen years ago and at Westmins- ter Abbey at 11.30 a.m. Friday a memorial service will occur simul- taneously with the funeral servic- es at Windsor.

SANDRINGHAM, Nov. 22—Pri- vute family services for the late Queen Alexandra were conducted

(Canadian Preaa.)

PARIS, Nov. 22—The Painlevs cabinet resigned today following an adverse vote m the Chem-ber of Deputies on the government's fln- ance bill. The administration was beaten by three votes.

Painleve fell on the question of consolidation of xtational defense bonds. The Premier stated plain- ly in a protracted session last night that unless his hands were supported, it would be "impossible

to tronserve longer responsibility M the government? This asset“ and the Ford overturned. but both

- drifvers were albsolutely utnhurt. tion7i5s the result oi a vote of 278 The common occurred as me The scene in the Chamber was Dwge Owned and any?“ by Mr‘ dramatic. Hardly waiting for a Keefe» was proceeding along Ens‘ formal declaration of the result. m“ Street towards Ganmws Hm‘ Palnleve turned ‘ and without a A“ it was “using m5‘ lm-ersec‘

tion at Elm Avenue, a blind corn-

word walked from tho room. Ho was followed at once hy m3 ml". or at which-there has been already

(Special to The Guardian) OTTAWA, Nov. 22.-—The Gov- ernor-generul. on behalf of the Do- minion government and the people of ‘Canada, ‘has sen-t the following message of condolence over the death of the late Queen Alexandra to the secretary of state for Domin- ion affairs:

"His Majesty's Cabinet ministers have learned with most profound sorrow of the death of her Majesty Queen Alexandra. sorrow which will be shared by the whole Canad- i-an people; and they would ask you to convey to His Majesty the Kin-g and the memlbers of the Royal fum- ily for themselves and for the peo- ple of the Empire assurances of the most heartfelt sympathy in the loss they have sustained, which is shared by all parts of the British

- O to

Empire." - Intel's, Turmoil n,“ l 10- ln- more than one accident ‘this yea.r—— Saturday by her chaplain, Rev. . _ _ . (SgdJ Byng of “my, me and the“ o" 31mg; M11; filer. me ‘word’ owned and driven by Dr‘ Grant‘ m ‘he bedroom of Sam or more} ltlntlltthisuvolfi is settled Iotberal govetnmeaats lusltl raowulrt ‘Messages of regret and sympu- riot. loader of the radical soclal- Mr. George Sutherland "hlt the llflllgllfll" P101188. Where U18 body no appon mo“ s w e ma“? m a “mo” urde" ‘m’ w‘ e m

the interim and important business outcome no. one m“ tall,

will be held up pending the test l-{Qyp Mug Klng met the Progrgu. vote. Definite announcement of the slve leaders a week ago in Toron- ‘lute of the Onenlnc of parliament to. Though the Premier told tho will hardly be available nnlll about newspapermen that it was nothing November 30, though the PremIerIhut a “get together" meeting to counts on the house Opqlllllg 0n discuss legislation affecting the

is lying. The Kingand Queen and other near relatives attended. Dr. ii‘. J. Williams, who attended the Queen in her fatal illness, told press correspondents: _ “Queen Alexandra was unconsci- ous to the last. She uttered no

thy have also been wired to Lon- don from Chief Justice Sir Francis bemicux, acting for Lieutenant Governor Perodean of Quebec uud Premier 'i‘aschereau.

President Coolidge. ln behalf of the people of the llnZ-tcd States has

ists and former premier, adjourn- ment was taken until next 'i‘uos- day.

closed in car amldshlps. The lat- ter was driven against the curb and lamp post. one of its wheels was demolished, and practically all the glass in ‘the car was smashed. The Ford. which turned completely ov- er. and rested on its hood. received

Originator 0 f Gan.

. b1 H}, . ‘ word. The end was the most December 10. ‘ districts represented by the Pm- “hi! stilllldgvlltlgy it; $335.... of 1 b I d damages m “,“’,‘,§“°‘} and h°°d' neawlnl anyone could nvsslblv l! llr- Kins is sustained in pow- grcsslves 1t is pointed out that Mr. G l1 I1 3. was just’ a B t me whe“ ma“ wish." ' cl", it will be due to the Progres- King made concessions on this ‘par-

condolencc to ills lliajosty the King people were on their way to church and a huge crowd at once gathered The injured lady and both children

were taken to the City Hospital

slve alliance. but the Progressives have many exigencies and their conditions are onerous-

ticular occasion that will be n det- ri-ment to the ‘Liberal party at the forthcoming session,

Dead

(Continued on Page s)

Lt.- Governor Sends

i (Canadian Press)

>-———- . A -~ u... . . n. iif°.'..“..~ii'°.’.‘l‘;‘.'.‘.il‘f.’l323325.332“; M is m at}, ‘ . . ‘ Wcrlda Clurrlnlon Fox. 1922 bred by Lleut. Col. MaeKlnnon. Standlng Parties ifitkteilltolltl-orrbgthsiit-lozliitf) ‘Quttfimagl? p y Members S. Ganadlan Immlg- ‘ t‘.- .. it‘. -‘.l i 2- . ' ‘ ' ' ' Interest ‘in the industry krowing. Fox ‘Shows are wc-ll known to all. Ill AllSt-Tallii. '1:a:1‘l(h“l:i“cKw“i'oi-kt1b n (anflda is ‘mm, Mn’ an artery in hm head h respmm“ 1° "‘ tmelvam "m" i381‘ AITIVG Ill P3131011

the Acting Under-Secretary of State, Ottawa, informing His‘ Hon- or, LieutenantGovernor llenrtz- that the ‘Government had been rc- quested. to advise him 0i the (lean-h

having been severed, is still a pa- tient. Last night she was reported as resting comfortably._

afl t ‘two week, ago; still larger This yen-r. owlns to the tact ‘thal- ‘ ca. ... ‘m... ‘-

rough ltd Messrs. -Mc- this particularly fine order was re- (canadm, Pram BQStOII Rt. Hon. Austen

(Canadian Press)

(Canadian Press) ()’l"I‘Al\VlA. ‘Nov 22.—4The Depart- ment 0i‘ ‘ililllligiiiliiflfl and Coloniza-

Isutre 6k MacKiamon. and this order ceived a few days before date of MEUBOURNE. NO“ Zzfiwm has ‘been given thelir camful atten- leaning for the Royal Winter Fall-r victory of the government can,“

and "Fox Show. ‘Colonel tMneKimton

t

tllon alnoe then. 0m ‘Saturday after- noon ‘all the follies ‘in the shipment

had to reluctantly cancel his at-

date Dr. Nott, over it]. G. Thcodnrc former Iutbor Premier of (Queens-

Chamberlain Feted

of Her Majesty, Queen Alexandra. ills Honor has sent the following

Appreciation F r o m

‘llinn ‘issued the tlollowilng‘ tsltwte mcnt last nllght.

‘BOSTON. ‘Nov 22-—~Borl‘l“‘s n! sigh-t mclnlrv-ns of the crew of the

(which ‘ls a very select one) were ‘tendance there. Ho 11nd gone to a land. the Standing o. the “mo” . ‘ ‘ L cuufihnnafl Wm) ‘M0 who ..lnnn_l,grzmnn m Canada for the viewed ‘by a number of ladies ‘and great deal of trouble ‘in ‘gettlnvl ln the House or Represenmfives is ~ telegram of sympathy andvreglct. “Tm bllrownod Mgnday “fight at “m, m, nmmhs of the current; m. ‘genslleunen. includiltng His Honor, ready a magnificent exhibit and it. now (Canadian Press) Acting 396F011"? 0! MAW‘ 0W1‘ Shemmme, Now, 506m wcm cu] ymtr, ‘that is from Apnil 1 to luWt-‘Govemar Fm“! ‘R- Hum-z; w“ agrgm‘ ‘lhvmppomtrmdli l” ha“) Nationalists ' . . . . . . . . . . . .. 38 Imwnmv‘ N'°"‘ 22"“R‘“~'h! ‘nml- d W“: brought Hero today on -boa.rd the S"l’l°'"'b°l‘ 30- 1925 ‘mulled 57-‘ lsremlm. and.,M"_ J_ D_ stewart; too-ems]; away, Country puny _ 14 Altsten Chamberlain. Fomtlgn Scc- I have the honor to acknowledge calmer Tampa‘ A flmma M ccast_()$6_ of m“, number 257072 we", the American Consul, Mr. Gunsnul- The ‘foxes were handled on Sat- Labor __ 23 rclnry- ‘van entertained at ‘an non- the telegram 0f i119 Acllnl; Ullllel‘ guard patrol cm,“ Wm, flags a; from Grcar. llrltaillu and dreland. us; ‘Hon, J. H. Myers, Minister of urday ‘by ‘Messrs. Love, Welsh and llolll/lc l Jin-Jer last night, gl ‘all (gamma, pn33) Secretary of State of the 20th inst... ha“ ma“ Damon“! u", q-mnpu up 11.199 from United ‘States and 20.- Agrlc-ulturc; Mr. E. It‘. Brow. ‘Pre- Colonel MaoKinnon. antd the dlffer- - - by men prominent in art, science. ()1"r,uv1l_ NM, 33,. pro-mm- informing m“ °t u“ dell!" 0f 11°" hahbm- to ‘the navy ynrd. R15 tmm twill‘? cotmtnles. ln ‘the ‘sldent of the ‘P. E. I. Silver ‘Black en; vanleillle-s such ‘as lBlacks. Dark professions and business. rcgatrrl- Mar-Ktrnnle King has ‘receive-d a. Madesty. Queen Alexandra. and \ saute mriod 18.282 Canadians ‘rc-

‘Sllvers, Pale Silvers exhibited,‘ and various matings shown. Two par- ticulatnly beautiful Black Male Fox pups held the ‘eye of the specta-

lc-ss oi’ f.h“l'r party ‘affillliations ‘as evidence of national appreciation of services he ‘rendered in negotia- tions at Locarno which brought

Fox Breeders‘ Assoclatiivrnt; Mlr. J. A. Webster, President of. the Can- adian Silvlzr (Fox Breeders’ Associa- ‘tlon; Mrs, W. ChestertS. ‘Manure;

have to request that you will con- vey to their Most Gracious ‘Males-

—--<-0>———— turned to the Dominion from Unit- ed States. where they had been re ties the deep sympathy and sor- " ~ sident for six months or longer.

row of myself and loyal subjects of -?__<..>___ ‘ l

cslble from Prcmller Coates. of New Zcalalntd ‘expressing appreciation of Canada's exhibit at" New Zealand and ‘South ‘Sea international Ex-

, Engagements

(Special to The Guardian.)

‘Mrs. ‘D. A. Ma-cKinnon; Mr. L. D. 1W5- Ollfl 7mm lllfl Vimy alld ""9 . ""101" U10 sncnrllty pact. hlbitlon ‘at Dunlcdlln. thl ‘Province on the passing of our

Murray. ‘Manager of the Bank of ilroérththo ‘liotvyézr franc-his. ghcse cefigzlgfigVAiheNoéb velfgl-Phtrjérl 813; A heaved Queen Mother‘ .. . . Nova ‘Scolds: ‘Mln- A- W- llynilmlm- a ‘ w" 5 ‘l e ‘m’ e ' “wk E ‘His Honor tixpects to receive ln- o ‘ , _. t - , and Lady Byng of Vimy have can- , ‘ Manager of the Royal Bank of Can £23‘ (illzgscgeag tlazznlgolyxl Vlgigletgll: celled a" public engggemfllltfl and structions. possibly today, as to the I l

ada; Mir. Graham Jardlne; Mr. A. Morrison; Dr. ‘Chas. Dougan; Mr. ""11"!!- "llrellliily l-"IPKB all-d Willi!!- Chrgngg glam-em“; My, Arthur ful color, heavily turtle-d. ‘large Rpper amfl tMtr, Jantyjs Brow, dam] brushes and big WhilO liipS‘. A Pr“; rqprggontt|tlvgg_ Jnygynm- mngniflcentlllnck Fclnnle pu-p from (Ham-u w“ one 0g the flfgl to m. ‘Pen L15 in thle Bovyer ranch was rive, and he showlrd oxlrltmoly keen Sllfiwll- ‘She W0 hall llevfll Qlllellfll interest ‘in the different foxes. ‘llo "l- lllf? ROYlll ‘villi-GP 1“8»ll‘ illlfl W“ ‘is a breeder of ‘Sllu u- Foxes lllm- Willa"? "5 80011 "l5 “l0 Fvlllllle self and has been‘ for nmny years. TF0!" tllfl Same 111N011 Who W0" lhB being at one time ‘identifier! wuhllmnlnlu Pun‘ Kllnlnlnlnnshll‘ lest sonata of the choice patrent stockAYml-

form and duration of mourning by the people for the deceased Dow- ager Queen. .

For Abolition-Of Secret Societies

(Canadian Preaa) lRtOlMIE, Nlov. 2Z.—-Fi‘ho ‘bl-ll

March 7. 1863 '

all receptions at Government House until further notice as a mark of respect to l-lor Late Ma- jesty Queen Alexandru. Tho exact period of mourning at Rldcau Hall has not been determined and it will not be known until instruc- tions are received from abroad.

Declares He Will Stay

Meetings, Etc

Rates-Jo. per word each Insertion.

(Canadian Press)-

DHNUOIT, Nov 22.——l“oltr p‘ r- sons wvtrc ‘slain and three lnjtrrod one przrbalbly fatally, in attempted slaylmtgs hero yesterday the ltulicc report.

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By LORI) TTINNYSON

"United Church Anniversary Tea and Bazaar Thursday. Nov- ember 26th. 6078-11-16eod5l.

SEA-KINGS’ daughter from over the sea. Alexandra !

"Dance in B. l. S. Hail. dimer- ald, Nov. 23rd. Ladies wit!!! ‘baskets

for

ORE/

Saxon and Nown-an and Dane are wc,

- Unusual lntc-rcst was taken in the! - ~ - . fllmllfblml <71 3°01‘!!- Bofllmllfl-‘I l" mm- 6179 n 21 3!-

whwh “m” ‘m’ wmmw" °t m“ m” oxh-llait oi‘ three to» pups from Pen on Job Bull £11101’ us Danes m our welcome of thee. nutty lalrlvady nlWMved by u... HDPPMQ l ' _ . 2 q g+gag 71 l“ tho vlmy ‘rfln(7h_ whom we“. Alexandra; chamber of Deputies Wino approved H ‘Sec the Great Matrimonial ;_ . ‘ in] 1 O d “out of ‘a ‘llllor of eight pups, all of (Canadian Preaa.) ' bY m9 50mm‘ YeamrdaY‘ lfli‘lll'“l'l‘"‘itis_verfi“fl Fmzlw C139‘

4 on enggd Speclalg _____ OTTAWA_ NO“ 22__wml rem‘, nut a . ct. 15th. 6199-23-11

, .

BETTER START IN —

l . ,, sir-erg... word, net each Welcome her, thunders of iort and of fleet!

once t0 8 Winnipeg (lospatch " _ c ,. 3 _ . _ ll.r Po l. ‘lll lls 0 f 1 M. "mm ( onunued on Page ) ‘if.""ii.2“°..ii'.§.T{lf§§“l’..“°.¥{j, Welcome her, tihundermg dheer of flhe street! . '1'“‘“'*'.'* Q- this Ariuilivltl vilbllb t?“ $0.30?” O ‘*‘*”"**","““*""" decided to retire from public life Welcome her all thing's youtlhful anld sweet In Mourning Nan‘ v“ ' / ' “win” . the Prime ‘Minister stated today: ' ‘ " ‘ 1‘ l , . ,, “I have no intention o‘. retiring 563th?!‘ the bi0oS0m under 1'16!‘ feet. (Cantu-n in...) Enlcrizlinmcnt and Basket

Hetclal at. Kelly's Cross llnlll- Nov- 6ll6-ll-2lM3i.

‘WANTED-PASTRY COOK. AP- ply Victoria Hotel. 6181-21-31 |

>- -_.._._..__

Freak, happy land, into earlier flowers! Make music, O ‘bird, in the new-‘budded ‘bowers!

from public life, nor have l ever

COPENHAGEN, Nov. 22—'l‘ho entertained any idea of this kind.

Danish court has gone into mourn- ‘mmmr 25m‘

‘TO LET-NEW HOUSE ON Spring ‘Park hill. Modern cun-

Mr.

Dies 0f Burns

lillKll

(llllis,

aged fifty, u

No doubt the Tory party in Can- ada would welcome nothing more than my retirement."

Blazon ‘your mottoes of blessing and prayer!

ing for Dowager Queen Alexandra of Great Britain, who before her marriage to the late King Edward-

“The Spring ‘Park Women's In- stitute will hold an Apron and

5"-

~ , ,-+r '4£

Welcome ‘her, ‘welcome her, all that is ours! Warble, O bugle, an‘d trumpet, ‘blare!

Flags, flutter ou't upon turrets and ‘towers! Flames, ‘on ltlhe windy ‘headlanld flare!

Utter your jubilee, steeple and spire!

Clash, ye bells, in the merry March ‘air!

Flash, ye cities, in rivers of fire!

Rush to lfhe roof, sudden rocket, and ‘higher

mniencog, P119115 4071., ircsltlcnt of Orwell, dlud at the P.

5197.2.'l-2l i‘). l. Hospital on Saturday as the

' ‘result oi‘ burns rccltlvod while nt-

‘FOR RENT-HOUSE AT 103ltcmptlttg in loud his favorite mare

North River Road. sll modern. from a lmrnlrlg barn lust Friday Apply Phone 859-114. lnornlnil-

611211 18 6i. Mr. (llllls. it seems probable. was overcome by smoke while in tho lmlltling. but was able to make Ills way outside. When discover- cd by neighbors who were attract-

Fancy Work sale at. Holmanbl. Sal.- .urdny. Nov. 28th. 6155-11-20-51

was a Danish princess. The mourn- lng period will last for three weeks.

BELIEVE SUB. Ill-l llllllllllll

u

, "Come to the Pleasant Valley Jnstltuts Bean Supper Tuesday ev- ‘cninl. November 21th. lf not lino. l25lh- At home of Mrs. Andrew Stevenson. (il67-ll-2iM2l.

THE RElillllNT'

At the conclusion of Saturday's recount of the votes bcforc Judge Stewart, forty-five polls out of ninety-seven having then been re-

if?‘

- "LOST-BETWEEN ELM AVE. and Si. Peter's Road, black bag. Leave at W. N. Tanton‘s store.

, __ "The Wnmonls Institute of Sea TORONTO‘ Nov‘ 23' Fresh tmvlntv lulond holding an entertain-

6198-23-2! m] m the “em, by n“, smoke he congrats?’ i311: ggltnzgrétrtttd cllitltlnsesatér; Mel-t into stars for the lancdvs desire! ‘ strong winds. cloudy with Bllnu-ung-Llmpnt "m! m" Soda‘ in s“ View ‘ was lying unconscious B! U19 W9"- t“ _ Ron a ,d re- i, - t ice “My Tuggflay_ N0“ 24th 1mm“. awANTED a1- QNclE-hldér 1O while the horse warsmfotand denél Was as o ows. N“ Tl JO ceé J11 gfihd o th t d atsinzlmunt and minimum temper-mm“ 15 and 25m u. stormy m.“