l§.@f .~,-v._

ma.“ . . ..

FRINGE EDWARD Til-DAY THE YEAR'S FUNNIEST PICTURE

She could lick an army! Swear like ‘ a trooper! Drink any man down! ' What a man-eater she was! Until a real man came along and gave her new ideas on life. From then on things were certainly changed l

A liotcha comedy romance of wonrcn who are warriors and men who repel advances.

ALSO BIG SHORT SUBJECT PROGRAM MR. BRIDE

Lsivuvcimn T01’ PARADE

d. ELISSA LANDI Madorle llalnbeau Ernest Truex David Manners

N o W0 l:

the sky!

NAN ALBERTA SHAW “

5,3,1,“ o; the Halifax conservatory e1 MW"

'l‘c:icher of Pianoforte Playing Studio: 172 Weymoutli Street. Telephone 595.

Terms on Application.

but the

AND

TIED FOR LOVE PIRATE SHIP

T o - I] A Y at the Mat. 315. Eve.7€!8.45

60,000 people thought it-waa " just a show.... GIRL knew it was murder in

a, ;. -'.;'..J.'-'..i _ CENTRAL (ilIARlllAll

This column II reserved In Queen's County news er local intone! but ad- vertlling or a now-r Inter. I»! l" lnlerietl_ll l cents s word strictly payable in advance.

service Sunday, the 17th, at o'clock. O. E.

ELECTRIC REFBIGIBAIOB is saief cheap ‘and sanitary. A beauty on sale at the late O. J. Gallagher's today, 1075.

l. Armstrons.

___ be: Central Church.

HAMPSHIRE UNITED CHURCH — A service, preparatory to the Communion service oi next Sunday, will be held on Thursday night, 8.15.

P-m.

CORNWALL Charge, Sept. 17th: Kingston at 11 a. m.; New Domin- ion at 8 p. m.; Cornwall at 7.30. Rev. D. K. Rois, Minister.

follows: Eldon at a on; Bell

HEATHERDALE HALL — Mr. Philip Bears will hold divine serv- ice in Heatherdale Hall, Sabbath,

charge for Sunday, September 17, flqkyJ-‘lqi-ghqped par. . ' 17m’ 7'30 1m" 11:“ i" f°11°€= 11°"; 1111:1151" 1" ticles cover more sur- ‘Runny; r-antvl‘ 1 a.m. Sou Wns a 3pm., - M...“ ynnnv nsiuzerou PASTORAL cnsncs Hmcwvjn Road a, no In m‘ m“ Loxcceifhciigverg E R I r‘ LINDE" -The services for Sunday, Sept. l c199 ° U C mum “mum”, Thos Palethoxvpe, Minister.

17th, are Appin Road at 11, Hamp- ton at 3 and Victoria at '1. Kindly note change oi time at Victoria. Rev. Geo. Ayers, minister.

seating capacity of

PBECITAL

PRINCE OI" WALES (‘OLLI-IGIE HALL ’1'hur>"du_v, September 21 ill $.00 l’. M.

the change-over is complete.

said an official,

"y theyvgnrlny .s';°ke u “f: rush to To Sec. l.-Rcgistered ram, 2 shears , , _ so. en e new a cs are a - 0,1, shropslflm,

‘m’ II()R:},(J'P‘.QEACE1VEN’ fixed no one will be allowed to or, g Chm mm‘ 5m°ke m a nomsnmking compart- 57cc,‘ --Rngis:icrccl {vc-nrling mm,

Assisting ihiist,

_ _ ‘ Shropshire: - MRS. hENNP/PII they have no objection. Smoking is I‘ Beecher Dewar, 2’ u B‘ Clay, RHVTIIARDS alloived in '75 pcr cent of the coach- 3' C’ B’ Chm 511111711111 e5 and it is not proposed to an“ Soc. (ls-Ram lzimb. eligible for

Al Second Piano MRS. KEFPH ROGERS Admission 25 cents.

that proportion.

Other railway lines in the United Kingdom have carriages labelled in various ways, ‘meant to indicate they are either for smokrrs or non- smokers.

King Offered On Market

‘Chapel Guarded As Royalty Weds

FTLFYDPTNBORG, Denmark, Sept‘. LONDON‘ Sept‘ 13?,“ the on“. l3 m l’:.n"c Knurl, 38-year-old

f ..l of the manor house of yrouiwor sun of King Christian, and or me Pane >5 Caroline

Royal. Chapel while a. strong has nut “bulged Ownershlp 5mm

.ruu:‘d u a psted to ward off any , the Norman Conqmst’ The vendor‘ l

M.,-,,,n,_._ .15 the present head of the Puscyl ‘The precautions were taken after famn-v- More particularly at the rP-corutious on the streets had been present mclmem 1s the 5:11” of gm‘ rmn 6mm duyiug the nfght. aneg. oral interest. for the manor house,‘ C5,, m. cm,,,n,,n;_,t;_ q-mopsand was tho birthplace of Edmund’ rlrivclivs were detailed lhrough- Bwvcric Pusey. the companion 0f out the ‘village 11$ nobility arrived John Keble and John Henry (after- m witYF-J-"s the wedding ceremonyflwards Cardinal) Newman in the ‘llzr briclrfls ample gown, madelioundlng of the Oxford Movement, by her ovm hands. was almost cov- the centenary of which has just (Arc-d with lace. The Princess wore been celebrated. n. veil belonging to her great- To this day the manor is held by grandmother, Queen Ioulse, a 1011i; "cornage," perhaps the most an-

Probably a. year will elapse before

"We have had many complaints," “about people smoking in non-smoking compart- ments. They take the view that as smoking is not definitely forbidden

ment, even if other passengers say

more than

mimics cnuiu rmz: us:

CLASS IV-SIIEIZP

l'(‘Ql$.l'.lililll, Shropshire:

l, C. B. Clay; 2, C. B. Clay; 3,

C. B. Clay.

Soc. 4.—-Best ewe, any age, reg-

Scc. ISL-Grade ye

mcr; 3, Prw. Bryauioh. Sec. 2"

Alex. Hamilton.

5, Beecher Dewar. Sec. 2-i.--Champion ram, registered:

arlizig

..-.-Pair of nrarkct lambs: 1. Pros. Bryamon; 2, Ed Reid; 3,

Sec. 23.-Pen of 5 market lambs: 1, Alex. Hamilton; 2, Pres. Bry- nulon; 3, Ed Reid; 4, C. B. Clay;

Shropshire

ewe, Shropshire, Oxford or Southdown:

1, Alex. Hamilton; 2, Alex. Ham- ilton; 3, Alex. Hamilton.

Sec. ‘ML-Grade ewe lamb, Shrop- shire, Oxford or Southdown:

1, Alex. Hamilton; 2, Alex, Ham- ilton; 3, Beecher Dewar.

Scr. ZL-Pen of sheep, Shrop- shire, Oxford or Southclown, con- sisting of 1 pure bred ram, 2 grade yearling ewes and 2 ewe lambs:

1, Alex. Hamilton; 2, 0. V. Shir-

. SADLY BEILEAVED-A telegram received yesterday announced the

day, 17th. 'I‘he

., and Mrs. Cantwcll is at present visiting my G A D EH10’, or Pawn“ at in Nova Scotia, but on receiving the ' ' I ' ' 1 sad news, she and daughter Flor- the ev 8 “m” at 730' spec '1

ence, accompanied by her sister, music Wm be provlded by unwed

Mrs. no. Haley and her two boys, °h°1"' m“ ‘wwlle’ “d ‘°'°'

Roderick and Edward, left by motor ma’ The we“ Covehead and Unlon

w be m attendance at the rune“, good services are cancelled for the » ay.

BRADALBANE Pastoral Charge, . United Church of Canada, Rev. Ar- WEDDING B51415’- O" 111° thur R. Wallis, B.A., Pastor, Sunday, . evenlns of August 31st e 111m September 17th. The Sacrament number of friends and well wish- Season will be held at North Gran- ers assembled at the home of Mr. ville. Preparatory service, Friday. and Mrs. John S. MacLeod, Hunter at 8 p. m. On Sunday at 10.30 a. m. River, to extend their good wishes the Session will meet and the Sacra- and make rwq presentations to ment Service will commence at 11 the“ sister, ploy-rig. who g0;- the o'clock. The Pastor will preach on past ten years h,“ been m; stem)-

“The Nature of the Sacrament." graph" h, m, my,“ Bank and Services will also be held at Rose who h“ since been one o! me

jstm-crL shrnpshiro; C. B. Clay. Valley at 3 p. m. and at Braclalbane prmclpau 1n an interesting event

l. C. B. Clay; 2, Alex Hamilton; sec- 25-——Ch¢1mpinu liliropshire it 7 P- 111- About nine o'clock m a, wedding 3, 1; 9pm ewe, registered: much played by ML“ Helena MM, ‘ Soc. 5.~-Pilre bred ewe lamb, C- B- C184)’. over 011g you; Mman the brldfiwbe w“ “mend Shropshire:

i 1, Beecher Dewar; 2, C. B. Clay; l3, c. B. cmy. i or over,‘ Oxford:

1, R. Undcrhuy; 2, Alex Hamil-

Mnthudo‘ his Puss-y_ in Berkshire, tllere czncsjwn, 3‘ w‘ H. Imyflna cousin. wcrc married lit=t Friday at into me market an cs M“ 11 c I

Sec. '7.~Rr»gistered yearling ram, Oxford:

. R. llnrlvrhny; 2, John Mc- iSuwlin; 3, John Norton. Sec. 8.~l‘.z1n\ lnmb, eligible

for registration, Oxford: '

1, G00, McDonald ik Son; 2, R. Uudcrlmy; 3, John Norton.

Sec. {Jr-Registered ewe, any age, Oxford:

1, Alex. Hamilton; 2. John Mc- Siruin; 3. Alex. Hamilton.

Sec. lib-Pure bred ewe Oxford:

l, Alex. Hamilton; 2, Alex. Ham- illnn; 3, W. H. Huyter.

lamb,

Sec. 6.—Rvgisterr=(i ram, 2 shears

Sec. Qd-Champion Llxford ram,

registered: R. Underhay.

registered: Alex. Hamilton. Sec.

ram, registered: Alex. Hamilton.

prize: Alex. Hamilton.

CLASS VA-PIG

Sec. 27.-Chaiupion Oxford ewe,

2B.—Chan1plon southdown

Sec. 29.-Chsmpion Soutbdown ewe, registered: O. V. Shlrmer, 3°11 3°~~43hfimf110n market lamb. Pres. Bryanton. Poole A: Thompsons specig]

S

Breeding Yorkshires

1, Alex. Hamilton; 2, Mrs. D. J. Stewart. Sec, 4.—Best goose, Toulouse, over one year: 1, Mrs, D. J. Stewart; 2, Alex. Hamilton. Sec. 5.-Best gander, ‘roulouse, imder one year:

into the living room by Misses Mildred Carew and Helen Iepage ‘where she was presented with a lovely bouquet by little Patsy Bar- rett. Mr. Gordon Carew in a short speech told the purpose oi the gathering and called upon Dr. R. H. Barrett, who read a suitable

1. Mrfl- "D- J- stflwflflii 3. A1"- address from those assembled. This 3111111150“ was followed by another from the Sec- il-Best score. Toulouse. Women's Institute reed byVMiss‘

under one year: 1, Alex. Hamilton. Sec. T-Best drake, Pekln, 1931 (over 1 year): 1, Geo, Annear; Stewart. 1933, ducks (under 1 year): 1st duck, ivn-s. D. J. Stewart; 2nd duck, Ed Reid dz Sons. lst, drake, Ed Reid 8c Sons; 2nd

Irene wedlock which spoke o! the faithful and zealous servyzes reld- ered as secretary oi the Institute on different occasions. The pres- cntations which were each a purse was made by Miss Dorothy Cut- cliffe, and " Mrs. A. B. Cutcliffe. Miss MacLeod replied most suitably and the manner in which her re- marks were received showed the esteem ielt for her by those pres-

2, Mrs. D. J.

murmur HARBOR-Preaching’ service Murray Harbor Church 0t Christ. Sunday, 17th, at ‘I pm. C.

YORK PASTORAL CHARGE — Service on Sunday. Bellli- 17911. wlll| l1 a. m., Pleasant Grove, 3 p. m. York. ‘I80

BELLE RIVEll-BELFAST-Ser- vices Sunday, Sept. 17th, are as

River at 7.30 pm. Subject: “Sacred Things." Sunday School at usual hour. Rev. J. R. Skinner, minister.

WINSLOE -— United Church 0f Canada. Services on the above‘

COVEREAD CllABGL-Specisl reopening services will be held in Covehead Road Church on Sun- minister, Rev. Thcs. A. Wilson will preach at thei morning service at 11 a.m., Rev.

substance. Y].

s. sax-oasis‘ A4, 17m) VICTORIA 011.085 — PNBOIIADI

a \

Cleanser. Get your money's worth. Its

gives you more square yards of cleaning than anything else. Cleans quicker. Doesn't scratch. Doesn't clog drains. ls kind to your hands. For all cleaning from porcelain, enum- el, tile, to kitchen uten- sils, floors, eic., it's the onlyclecinser you need. MADE m CANADA

This is the Old Dutch Rubber Cleaning Sponge Convenient and prise. Inca]. A llllll Old Dutch and this rponae do a quirk. llucroush gluon- . ing lob. An attractive _ . ~ _ , bathroom occeuery. l- _ , V Sand Ior It today. Merl | , z - . l0c and the windmill ' ~ - buneliromonOld Dutch lo for each lnflnnn, I SOAP WORKS, Dept. I‘

l

ecauley Avenue. Toronto, Ont. Nam

Addras; City

Pmvlnq_____

‘39- 111' °11e 111111111 15 17111"? 11D out bi make a selection of experiences the 919111131115 01' exllefiflllcc- Plly- and consider them as 1i they also 519111 511161169. bflglllllilig and ending were independent of us. The em- la sensory phenomea. is a example plrlcal sciences that begin with oi the first kind; 115110110108? an sensory material work from this BXB-mple 01 the second. There was towards its explanation oi concep- more 1n experience than sensory iual lines, elements~lli0ught-things as well Those sciences like mathematics B8 SBYISed-thlngs, relations as well on the other hand, begin with ab- ns elements, correlates as well as- stract quantitative concepts, work Original fundamentals. from these concepts and their re- ‘The external world, as presented lotions towards a statement of the to Us by contemporary science, pos- ' implications that are contained sesses none of thcglnmor and rlch- within them, Professor Aveling ness with which it is clothed in said. The former sciences derive sensory ‘experience. It has no col- the force of conviction with which or, nor sound, nor odor, nor ex- they impress us from the fact they tension, nor shape, nor moterlnl are ultimately based upon the evi- the physicists would derive oi’ our scnscs-“scelng is be- tell us that they are dealing with iicvlng." The latter likewise con-

imne-_.w.o¢-w-ws.uu-u_-.-t~»

1min of love was edged vlith other cient oi all forms oi English land

Sec. 11,-—I{4‘[IlSl/QI‘ed ram, 2

lnro gran her by the present tenure. A hunting-horn is still shears or over, southdmvn, Qllecll- owned by the head of the Pusey 1 C B- ela-," 2 Ed Reid, 3| T1 “c “We 6° ROW wPsls- 1n- family, which according to trndi- P ' , ‘ flung“ ' c; .. um us c- l P" s - -. - "5"" 17‘ * '

u"; 1 icwn iincef tron was given to William Pusey, Sm lgrncgistfirvd yearn“ mm’ cud the Lrorvu Princesses o founder of the family’ by King

Soutluiown: _

1, Alex. Ilrzzzzfltozz: 2, V, O. schir- mcr; 3, Mont Aimcnr.

Sec. lit-Ram lamb, eligible for registration, Southdown:

1, Alex. Hamilton; 2, Preston Bryanton; 3, Mont Anncar.

Sec. 14.—Rcglstered ewe, any n20. Southdown:

l, O. V. Schirmcr; 2, P. Brynton; 3, Alex. Ilamilton.

Szriden, Norway and Belgium. will‘ included the Grand Duke and, Duchess of hleeklcnburg and Pvlucc Huixrrilis of Prumin, third m. of the iormcr Gennan Crown Fiance.

e bride was attended by her "s, the Princrssrs Fcodom and Al>:<r.:".<l1~'irc Imusc; the Duchess

Canute. This monarch, of course, is remembered by all British school-children because of his rc- buke to his ilattercrs when they urged him to bid the waves go back.

William Pusey is reputed to have taken. the side oi Canute in his l a m, ‘Vovklpnburg and Comb wars with Edmund Ironsidc the ,C,_,g S().'m:_Bm,u,h_ ~ Saxon, and received a grant of land

Km“, is a naval omcer l as for as he could make the horn

Sec. 15.—Purc bred ewe lamb, bmthn,‘ Cm“, prince heard. For many centuries this souumowxl, ‘sud, ‘ fuming horn was itself the tltlc- l’ P. Brynnmn, 2' m“. Hum“ Try’, minors,’ 31 ymrs 01d, is ‘he deed to the property, until written ton.

title-deeds came into use. ..__.___.______ KEEN ON SUMMTTS GAINS TIIE RECORD LEICESTER, Eng, Sept. 13,- (C.P.: A young Leicester engineer,

Fr" zzcl ilnxlglzicr of Prince Harald {he PZiu/fl-z lwn . .

'l h1- nchpiizoss of the bride was Miriviiccci whcxi she served an ap- ;n~;:f1r':-l11;» under a. professional W!!!)li-ll plwt-FZIWTYYTBY- 1191‘ (‘Xlluma-

Sec. 16.-Pen of registered sheep, l ram, 2 yearling ewes, 2 ewe lambs, Shropshire:

l, C. B. Clay; 2. Beecher Dcwnr; 3, C. B. Clay.

Linn was. "Ouc never knows how Frank Noakes, claims to have set 1 sljli;,l7é_r_lf?rl?s "ffirdznhwi lungs‘ K0 111 i111‘ wcrld- 5° 11‘ 15 up a new record by standing on the mm,” 'O,<,ZI_(;_ g " m“ troll to be able to corn oue's own summits of the ihrcc highest moun- 1 ‘jnmj },,";fi,,m_ 2 mm MC iii/Iii; if !l<‘<-'°5$-'11”.V~" tains in England, Scotland and sflvznn ‘ ' ' ' '

Tm,- q:1g.1q-~niciit oi the couple at {lrst was said to have been oppos- ed by Czu-oline Mnthildcs mother, campus}, the feat‘ He started at Princess Helena, because of their the summlt of Ben Nevis m Sm“ 1cm‘ relationship. land at midnight and n 20

Frrrlcirsborg rtsldculs wildly hours, driving flglghedx‘: S030“, rhwci-cd tlzc young couple as they don after d“; ‘ ' ' _

, . bin S fl , left for n. house on Kin! 911111111115 ‘my g ca e1 on m“ estate- ut Lyugby‘ Castle for the He mm he degmnded m" N“ I n lillfVfTVOll. . l ' v 5

(it wu". feared earlier in the week m 95 mmmcs‘ and mo" 11mm“ 1m" that: owing to ill health Princess scam!‘ Ymch he Climbed 111 1111M,‘ " i-lclrnn might he ilnnbl»: to ottcndimmrs’ l" mmumg" 11° 1119111111911, m, “..,.d,n:' ‘m, h" mndmon Snowdon in 90 minutes. "I ntc only‘

Wales within 20 hours. Noakcs

drove 50o miles m a fast c” to a“ Sec. Ill-Pen of rcgisicrcd Sllrlflp,

1 111m. 3 .\"’111'1lllF{ ewes, 2 ewe lambs, SClllillflOWllSZ

l, Alex. Hamilton; 2, PMs, union.

Br};-

Stcrvzirt Bros, Murray River;

months and over 3 months: Lcod; 3, Frank McAulay.

and over:

McLeod; 5, Mont Armear,

months and over 3 months:

McLeod; 5, Alex. Hamilton. t/ar of 110i: less than B pigs: I1, W. F. McLeod.

Sec. 6.-Champion male, any ngc:

Fmuk McAulay.

male, any age:

Frank McAulay.

Poole 8s Thompson's prize: Frimk McAulay.

(‘LASS V-B

Sec. L-Single bacon hog:

McAula y.

5, Six-wart Bros;

Ii:~;>r~r.~wi >uffir~iirvlyr to allow lit-r 1111'?“ 5111111w1°1155 1" 511'! 2° hours," .31.. ‘\,1Ci\' he said. T)'n'iug ihc ally nine lorricswnr- r Eirrl wrdzlizg gifts to the castle. PLYMOTJTTY. Eng. Scpf. l3.- liil-uibrrs cf [he Diplomatic C0115‘ (GP) : A sucking fish, an cxtrcmm qvtenrled ih: ivrdrling dinner. ly infrequent riutor 10 Wcstcm, ~- —- waters has been rr-criw-d, im- 111g,‘ lll-Il-‘INTIPI LINE DRAWN first time for many jvmis, bv the’ m RAILWAY cans marine biologists at the Plymouth aquarium, The rr-mora. 0r sucking! LONDON, Sept. 13.—-(C. P): In fish, was found off Land's End .It.‘ laliuro nil passenger coaches on the is more than a foot in length. The; Limrlori, Midland and Scottish fish is equipped wivh n suction cliskf Rnilrvny shall bear a distinctive which enables it to attach itso]; m} 'il1)(‘l, "Smoking." or "Non-smok- porpoises, whales, sharks, and somc- i J/r." About 19,000 vehicles, with a times ships

er Montague.

Sec. 3.—Champion bacon hog of

show:

' Frank McAulay.

Poole dz 'I‘hompson‘s prize: Frank McAulny.

CLASS VI-POULTRY

Scc. L-Best turkey cock, Bronze, under one year:

1, Edwin Reid k Son.

‘Soc. Ll-Best turkey hon, Bronze, under one your:

1. Edwin Reid 8r Son. Sec.

sec. l___york_hi b , 8 m drake, Mrs. D. J. Stewart, o, m“ s m W "m" s Sec. 8.—Best duck, Pekin, roar: 1, Frank McAulay, Sour-is; 2, 1' Mrs‘ D’ J‘ Stewart; 2’ Geo‘

Wm. F. McLeod, Murray River. Soc. il-Yorkelzlze bee: made: B

1, Alex. Hamilton; 2, W. F, Mo. Scc. 3.-Yorkshire sow, 8 months

1, Alex. Hamilton; 2. Frank Mc- Aulny; 3, Stewart Bros; 4, N.

Soc. 4.--Yorkshirc sow, under 8

1, Frank McAulay; 2, Alex. Ham- ilton; 3, Frank McAulay; 4, W, F,

Sec. 5.-_-Yorkshire sow with lit- l, Frank McAulay: 2, Jas. Cain;

‘Yorkshire

Sec. 7.—Chnmpion Yorkshire fe-

5.1100181

Market Classes for Bacon Hogs

1, Frank McAulay; 2, Alex, Ham- ilton; 3, Alex. Hamilton; 4, Frank

Sec, 2.—Br~st pen 2 bacon hogs; 1, Alex. Hamilton; 2, Frank Mc- Aulay; 3, Frank McAulay; 4, Alex, ' Hamilton; Louis Wright; '7, J. L. Poole, Low-

special

iL-Bcst gander. Toulouse,

Anxiear.

Sec. iL-Plymouth Rock, cock: 1, Mrs. D. J. Stewart; 2, Geo. Annenr; 3, Edwin Reid at Son. Sec. 10.—Plymouth Rock, hen: 1, Chas. Parker; 2, Glen Mc- Laren; 3, Alex, Hamilton. Sec. lL-Plymouth Rock cockerel: 1, S. Hamilton; 2, Alex. Hamil- ton; 3, Geo. Annear. Sec. 12.-Best Plymouth Rock pullct: 1, Alex. Hamilton; 2, Mrs. D. J. Stewart; 3, S. A. Campbell. Sec. 13.-Best Wyandotte cock: 1, Mrs. D. J. Stewart; 2, Mrs. D. J, Stewart.

Sec. 14.-Best Wyandotte hen: 1, Mrs. D. J. Stewart; 2, Mrs. D. J. Stewart. '

Sec. 15.-Best Wyandotte ‘cock- ercl: 1, Mrs. D. J. Stewart; 2, Mrs. D. J. Stewart: ' ' Sec. 16.-Best Wyandotte Pullet: 1, Mrs. D, J. Stewart.

Sec. ill-Best Rhode Island Red hen: 1, Mrs. D. J. Stewart; 2, Mrs. D. J. Stewart.

Sec. lit-Best White Leshorn cock:

1, Mrs. D. J. Stewart; 2, 'I‘ed Jenkins; 3, Mrs. D. J. Stewart. Sec. 20.-Best White Leghorn hen: '

3.

W.

J. Stewart. Sec. zL-Best White Leghorn cockerel: 1, Mrs. D. J. Stewart; 2, Mrs. D. J. Stewart; 3, Mrs. Thos. Henry. Sec. 22.-Best White Leghorn pullet: