an roumrom

Oeninl Ounrdinn Inch le Louie In per word: word: Oiueined Ie outward! Inch: List: of Floral end pa once; latter:

3 worth;

Bopcrvvordg Lingo!

for damage:

error In due colic Iieg

Advertising liatesy-Payabla in Advance

Ilninunoieruvlbrhny Adverdnenuntlloub F0! 7:?‘

3iIlI‘itllIl0ff

of Condolence gegement: in word: for sun and [I count: for every eddnioui Notices of Tiinnke and Appreciation, no one inch or

and Preuut:

can let: on Ivlllonlcn. The ndvortlur egreee that that publishes- __ out of error: In edvortir unountpeld Iortbnlpeooectunilyoconpiodnymggponaugu tin ndverflumen: in which the error occurred. whether of In eervenh or cflierwice, and there Ibnll be no liability for non-inuruon of beyond the amount paid for such ed

gweeure end hence udoo

Inlnnoriun 0ard:,otc.. Wedding

cringe, lo. lleper-Incl: In

lloeelnpulnchxmldnn fleelul.

enilnollteiinble in‘. ‘he . euyedverflennenn at

Daily chicks

I-IUl\£P'rY-DUMP'l‘1"s TOGETHER Againi sharp reduction laying flocks, ‘heavy egg consumption. sharp reduction only chick; started, comparatively low eggs being stored -— everything points to egg shortage, atrong egg market, next fall . . . everything points to profit for poultry raiser

who starts good. chicks right envoy, raises them right, get: them into heavy production

good-sized eggs curly. Vigorous, fast-growing early maturing. noted for egg size, Bray Chicks will deliver the goods for you -- juit a.» they have for so many uiiwrsi Pmmpi information. prompt. shipinent. Order through any island agent. Charles E. Worth, Comer chestnut and mm

Ave. Charlottetown Phone 250’?-L; Wm. McEws-n. New Lon- don; Mrs ..-'\rthnt' .l. Enmafl, New Annun; 0. C. Johnson.

North ’I‘_vx~on.—Prcd W. Bray, Limited, 120 John Street North, Ha.m.ilton. Ont.

Boarders Wanted ’

WANT]-ID — A MIDDLE AGE widow would like I Protestant elderly lady to board in : quiot. country home with all modern conveniences. Writo Box 1!). care Guardian.

Baby Sitters

inr.rAm.I: wonmx warms son as Baby sitter. Phone 2759-.7.

_0ars & Irucks For Sale

FOR SALE -— 19-1 TON cIu:vno-

I-‘OB SAIJ — ONE IAIIBANKS Morse Z-type nu cncina. 1- 2 11. P. Perfect condition. Doug- las Affleck. Bedeque.

FOR SALE — ABNER. '1'. CLIDOG. two year: old Filly, Dam Samp- eon Hal. and Crcuseus breeding. Will exchange on cattle. Daniel Oolelq Milton.

FOR SALE — A NUMBER. OF camp stoves. ruiiablo for cot- tage: or tourist camps, etc. Prac- tically new. Priced to clear. Jladmes Arthur Co. Ltd.. Summer- : e.

WIRE DOPE CABLE — PRE- formed Best Plow Tminy Cable. all sizes standard and used cable. Cable Clips. Thimibles and Turn- buoklca. Cable Blocks and Sheaves. Chain. Belting, Pulleys, Bearings. Slhaltzirx, etc. M. z:ger- man 55 00.. Limited, Bsyview Road, Ottawa, Ont. 10

~— — For iionl

Foil. SALE— POMEIIIAN male. Phone 1785.

T0 LET—DESIBA.BLE GROUND floor apartment. Five room: in- cluding both. Privata entrance. central, write E Guardian.

Fenian Help Wanted

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HELP WANTED -—‘ GIRL OR woman for housework. Evm:.ll house. Write P. O. Box 421.

MAID WANTED ron GENEIAL housework. Phone -Ion or write Box 570. Bummerddo.

— WANTED — GIRL FOB GENER- nl housework. Three children. No

IUP,

lct Truck, Reasonable. Phone cooking. Apply 3 Brighton Ave. 1955-L. Phone 1991-L. FOR SALE‘ — 1985 Dl50'I'0 WANTED AT ONCE _ AALES

Sedan. Apply to Ralph Grady, so Park Street, Summersidep

FOR SALE — 1948 CHRYSLER. Perfect shape. Low milage. wme Box 116, care Guardian.

FOR sALE—1iM1 BUICK SEDAN- vttc. in cxcellent condition. Tom Davies. Tcxaco Service Station.

ron 525.}: —. mas cnavnomrr sedan. in eiecellom condition. Apply Leonard Giilis, Montague.

FOR SALE -- 1949. 5‘ TON CHEV- roict Truck. equipped with male, heater, chains, licence. Ross Mac- Ewen-, Stanley Bridge.

con sALE—1Mz FORD PANEL. equipped with side window: and seals. V. S. Dennis, Central Roy- ally.

lady with some experience. for local dry goods Itore. Apply V. Guardian Office.

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LMIN IIAIIHIIIISINO - Inrvel I-Inirdrouing school: - women Wanted - urenter Op- portunity—.Bcttu Pay. Plenum Work. Catalogue Prue. Wriu Blour street. Toronto. Branches- H:milton—Ol.tewe. 0:nnd:.': Net- ionu Bantam.

Fara liacilurv

NEW AND unlln nII.'I:n«l-,AI.r. widths, traces complain." light wagon who collar: and book hnmes. drlv g hnrneu. w. R Morrison. Fredericton

Far: Prices And Markets ‘

livestock prices no vflt much the some as int week‘: quotation: with the exception of hogs which ervupllccntsntboihl‘ ‘"- iawn and Moncton in line with improved strength at Montreal stated the weekly mukot report fmm tho Provincial Department of Agriculture prcpcrod Mr. w.n. slum. Bows and other‘ vutock ra- ' ‘ L ‘ ‘mo following

is the detail:

Hog: at Moncton: Grade A 21.00; 31 M50. No. 1 :ow: 17.10; No. 2 sown 16.70 hot dresud weight do- livcrod. '

1-fogs at Charlottetown: 11.0.3. country points. Grade A 20.00; 131 25.60. No. 1 now: 10.75; No. 2 1576.

Cattle at Moncton: F. 0.3. coun- try points. steers and heifers: Choice 21.00; good 20.00; mcdium 19.00; common 1450 to 17.50. cows: Good 16.00 to 16.00; medium 14.00; common 10.00; cannon: and cut- ters 11.00 to 12.00: Bulls: Good

10.00; medium 14.00;. common 12.00.

cattle at Charlottetown: Deliv- ered to plant. Steers — Choice

22.00: good 21.00; medium 10.00 to 20.00; common 15.00 to 18.00. Heif- ers: choice 21.60; good 20.00; medium 10.00 to 10.50; common 15.00 to 1800. cam: Good 16.00: medium 14.00: common 10.00

12.00: canners 10.00 to 12.00. Bulls: Good 18.50: common 13.00 to 15.00.

Calva at Moncton: F. 0. B. coun- try points. Choice 20.00; good ve:-.l 18.00; medium 10.00; common 14.00: grnssers 12.00 to 18.00.

Onlves at Charlottetown: Deliver- ed. 0000 and choice veal 20.00; common and medium 16.00 to 18 00; grassers 11.00 to 14.00.

Sheep at Moncton: Alive F‘.O.B. country points. Good 9.00; com- mon 3.00; Rail Grade 19.00 for Grade A delivered.

sheep at Charlottetown: Deliv- ered. Good 9.00; common 3.00. Rail Grade 20.00 Grade A.

Lambs at Moncton: Alive, Good Spring lnmbs 22.00 f. o. b. Rail Grade 4fl.(Il for Grade A delivered.

Lambs It Charlottetown: Deliv- ered. Good end choice. nilve. 19.50. Rail Grade 45.00 Grade A Lambs alive 1. o. b. country points 19.00 for good and choice.

On April 0rd cattle -were strong- er by 500 at Montmai. Hogs ranged at Ml.

There has been no change in the

Personal

SLENDOE TABLETS ARE EF- fective. 2 weeks’ supply (.1; 12 weeks’ 35; at Reddin Bros. Jenkins, Charlottetown: acm- ple's. Kensington. .lamieson's. Montague.

UNWANTED HAIR — Ename- ated from the human body with sac:-Polo ointment. moot re- mnrktbio discovery of the age. contains no drugs or chemicals.

Sac:-‘Polo kill: the root of hair bur-Beet Lab. Van. Isl. Geop- Iocee. B. C.

EH4!‘ STEP UP YOUR VITALITY with Iodine! Take Nova,-Kelp Tablets, the organic Iodine your lysiem requircl. in simple, pala- table farm. Help ovcrcome tind- neu, rundown feeling. nu'vous- ncu. 'I"hr:s economicnl sizes. It all druggictc. ‘ 4.

FOR BALI} — GEOIGI WHITE Tractor Manure “t ‘ -: also Field Oultivawrs 7 and 10 It.

For Sale

For: saw — o.nu.'s motor}: in good condition. Phone 19344,,

size. Apply W. D. Omkcn, mm- merfield, Emerald R. B.

Male ilein Ilaltod

FOR. SALE — QUANTITY A.BEG- wcit Oats. Apply Kenneth Mac- Pherson, Valicyfleld East.

WMNTED — MAN FOR FARM work. Apply to A. MLcRM 6: sons, Chltown, R. R. 6.

FOR SALE —- DRIVING WAGON. :15-ltall‘st Manufacturing 03.. Kent 1'0!‘ . .

75:: EHALF. _ mvr: Ii. P. IMPER- 13.1 Engine $50.00. George Mc- Cormack. Point De Roche.

mn same -- LOTS. APPLY Mrs. Elmer MacNei1i, Mnlpeque Road. Phone 652-J.

iron sau-: — om: cow T0 i’rc:~.l1cn soon. Stephen Murnog- han. Ch’town, R. R. 5.

F013 SALE — TWO MILE FROM Cliailoitc-Lovm. 3 room house ~.v.ih 3 acres land. Phone 2172-L.

FOR .‘£\Ll‘}—-CORNATION CLEAN «Svcd Whcni.. Also Mixed Grain Wallacc L. E. Muilclt. Union R. R. 6.

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bmc-an. smvma cI:N'nui Now. For an Easier Gift. buy nan €'l(‘Lii'lc iron or buttonhole ni- i-uchlnent.

TOR SALE--IHJSIBABLE DWEL- ling in Summerside. Pouelllon in May. Apply 178 Milton Ave. or dial 2466.

FOR SALE — 1 TRUCK PLAT- iorm and racks 7 by 13 fi. Enoch Nelwson. Westmoreland. Phone 7-22. Crapaud.

FOR SALE - HALF A MILE from Kcnsington. 22 1-2 acre: of land. on paved highway. Open’ for inspection this week. Oliver Campbell. Kennlngton.

I-‘OE SALE — A'I"I‘EN'I'lON Fishermen. 1 mlrlne iranInia:-

. ion. suitable for any iwo cycle

; engine. Apply Byron Spence, care Home Motors.

COTTON PLOIII DAG! Pol Toweliing and ahooiing Plain. No printing. am 43" by 36' Price 52.75 per donn. Prepaid. Joha 110:: end Iona, Truro. Nov: 800 a. ‘

FOR SALE largo house.

IN IIMMIIIIDI, ideally situated in

but reuidantiai di:trIct.,0i1 hut- ed. ceaiiy converted info flat: or aparimcnu. For full puticuiar: apply to Box 1-I Guardian. Sum- mu-Ildc.

wAN'I'ED—ExI'EE1ENCED FIBE- msn for high pressure steam boilers. Apply P. 0. Box 38?. [iv- ing experience and rdcrencoa.

WANTED — MAN 0!. BOY '10 cut and sharpen six hundred fence stake; and fifty posts. State wage wsnicd. K. MaoLcod. Wood Islands Nocih

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MAN WANTED -- MARRIED man wanted to work on f:.rm. House and store supplied. Apply to Stewart Runny, Tynmvallcy P. 0.. P. E. 1.

CHILDREN OR TEEN-AOEIl.S wont bite “Thumz" painted nails! Effectively stops thumb- sucking by children, too. Try it on them today. we at your gist, .

iinrsary stock

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FOR SALE — CHOICE GLAD- ioli Bulbs. Price list on applic- ation. W. B. creed. Highnoid.

—m—— '°." :‘.‘..i‘ ‘L.T.°'°L ‘3o.“".-" ous u . I doten. Postage peid. P. L. Smell- wood. Box 4H. Olin:-lo

EEBEBVE NOW l'0I OPIINO Delivery-chinue Elm l-lodge- wiii grow 2 feet but :.r—2I

punt‘: sufficient-for an at (12

to 20 Incho: buahyi 02.95-nod

ling: 12 inche: hill: 86.80

(plant I incheo apart) —GiInt Ex-

hibition pconiu in coins red.

white or pink 3 for I15-AW10

iron: 3 foot high in vermin! MD-

Intaoh. spy. Doliciou: 3 for $1.90-

Plun; tron: a 10:: high in Vang:

la: urbnnk an

an rue colour an-don acid: with gun ordor. Broadclo- Nururi

‘mug.’ Bowman- vilio. Ontario.

. fill!!!

' IOI IALI — ONE OANDII OI

AM‘! NO?‘

in e for loose. man Hyde, Cornwall.

. linllu MI ilnatlu

pfgllmogb nnmnum-' IMO?! .

V In. Inward load. hone nil-L.

U. I. IIIIPLIOIAIIICO

mini.

Salesman i'l'antad

MAN WANTED F03 RAWLEIGH

businus. Bell to 1500 families. Good profit: for hustlers. Write today. R:wleigh': Dept. ML-D- 470-S.. Montreal.

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tising spooialtien and dec:.icom- anin transfers for retailers, manufacturers, insureme ngenfc. etc. Finest lines. Excellent op- portunity for full or part time

selling. Big commission and bonus. Free sale: kit. Kedoc Products, Box 04. Brodtvllie, Ont.

LARGE EARNING! SELLING Canadian-made roof leakpmob ing direct to large building own- ers. Huh-priced new roofing creates live rncrket for this ec- U1 ‘ ‘ compound. payable at Toronto in Canadian funds. Local or adjacent territ- ory. opportunity to become Ter- ritory Manager. Writc: President.

Box 1766. Cicveinnd, Ohio. U. S. _

fyoovrritars

SALE — REMINGTON Telephone

Toll. Portable Typewriter. 971.

Venetian Blinds

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VINETIAN BLIND! — IIAIIOLD Oinrk. Maipequc iloed. Phone 1023-.1, colored blind:, froo hanger: and drape HQ. 0 go anywhere.

WANTED — IIOUIE 'I'RAlLEl. State price. Write Box "3." Ciunrdien. Summerside.

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WANTED — USED FULL LING‘!!! boint for idwo-ton truk. J. B. Macuen. Milton.

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WANTED ‘lo LIN‘! A‘! III’- poch for the months of July and Autult. furnished cottage, run- ning water. Write Box 101. nets in; price.

a‘ understand cl ther.

Account: .

THE GUARDIAN.

NORTH AIIIICAN Mil . I.. S. STEVENSON lunch AI-loge: . ‘I40 RICHMOND SI. ' Alhefli:

\ official price :hructure on butter

inca: for the put week. Under data of March slot. the faclory price f.o. b. Halifax for one and two

Jobbing doc.

Under date of March am mon- tunl butur was unchanged at 0052 canto f.o. b. Montreal for No. I lol- ids and. Toronto butter for No. ' :oiid:. same grade wns quoted at we f. o. b. Toronto. Wentam butter w:.s quoted on the Toronto market under date of March 31st at wise for No. 1 solids delivered. In New Brunswick creamer-y butter prices were maintained It the same level during the week, with crumerics to wholesalers one and two pound flats -— none. Wholesale to retail stoma one and two pound fists -

Me.

In order to protect purchasers of Dairy Products Board butter, it was glecessnry for all salesmen. both the wholesale and Jobbing trtde to advance their sales durinx the past. week two cents per pound. so that, the official quotations from the Doportmeni. of Agriculturn us now wholesale r.o.b, Charlotte- town 62c; lacul Jobbing 03c. This

_ice was recommended on April 3rd. '

For lhr week ending March 25th production was 42,047 pounds as compared with 38.242 pounds for the some week 1949: an increase of 3.80.’) pounds or approximuteiy 10 per cent. This is 3,067 pounds more made than the lowest weekly period which was the week eliti- ing March 11th.

Potatoes

Our latest report from Montreal is that the market in firmer. The same from Ottawa and also from Toronto. Nevertheless the local price seems to be off : bit. The flurry which took place as re- sult of a ‘mo announcement an week seemed to blow off into thin air. I am not aware of any pro- ducer who received 70c per bu- :hel for inblentock potatoes. A: a matter of fact I am told of some that were ofi'ered at this price and were cruelly turned in one side. We have heard of the "sixty- four dollar que:tion" which we do not very often understand but that is nuppiemented in potato circle: in this Province by the "701: per bushel question" which we do not The following are the quotation: for the present week:

'l‘lgnish—-Seed. Foundation Moun- tains ‘doc per bulhei. Foundation Katahdinn 75c per bu:hel. Light movement. Tablesiock-— 60¢: per bushei

0'Leary—Seed—55c-60c per bu- shel for Mountains. Katuhdins and Sebagoes. Fair movement. Table- :iock—60c per bushel. Welllngton—— Tablestock 50¢-55¢:

per bushel. Borden Line—Seed—60c per bu:. from the warehouse. Tabiestock

the same. No. 2’: 60¢ per bag at the cur.

Chariottctown—Seed — Cobblers ‘Tile-80c per bus. at the car. so- bagoes. Mountain: and Kntahdins 55c-58¢ per but. at the car. Table- :tock—65c-70c per bag at the car. Vernon R.iver—Seed—57c per bu- shel at the car with tnblenfock 55c- 56c per bushel.

Morel1—Seed—- No. 1. Kaiahdin and Sebngoeu 55¢-57c with No.‘ To 75c—B0c. Foundation Cobblers Ne- 85c and Foundation A and Certi- fied Cobbler; 75c-—82c per bushel It the 6:2‘. No price on t:ble:tock._ Eimirn—Seed—- Kstuhdin from 55¢-58¢ per bun. I-‘air movement. Tablutock 00¢ per bu:. Turnip! are around 31.003110. Good qual- ity but material getting scarce. Hunter Il.iver—- Seed -—Cobbier: $1.25 per hundred. Other seed 31.00 per hundred. Fair movement. Table:tock-801: per bus. Turnip: 31.00 at the car. I-‘air movement.

Summerside——Market: about the some no previous week.

In the United States there was no :pecia1 change in the potato market during the week. It I: de- scribed ns Judi a dull. drab. I10- t:to market with weather definite- ly against it. There is need of mild. dry weather to Itimuiate seed demand. The market in the east is tightening up a little be- cause potatoes arc not so plenti- ful in Peqnnylvnnin. New York and some other area: close to market. The improvement however. in very Ilow.

The car shortage in Maine has helped to hold the market to- gether. There is a large amount of Maine ntock it is stated uned for liveniock feeding. Approximately 100 can daily.

A: evidence of the trade in Iced to April 1:: tin: year we have shipped over 4 million bu:heis of seed poiatoeu as againlt 8.270.000 bu:hol: to the ::me dltg one year ago. Thin i: an increua of 750,000 bunheil or about 1.000 additional cu-lots. Our March uhipmantr have been 725.000 bu:hei: :: against 450.000 bunhei: in the um month l::t year. At this rate we will easily break lut y:nr:' high rc- cord for need nhipmenil.

The fced market in gotting pro- hibitive. Grnim have taken an-

in the other two Maritime prov-v

pound prints was duo with lo'::i

on the romiun o Public consisting

no

other aurgc forward. and those who buy are farmer: who must have llipplle: to carry through. High price: all along hnva wasted home supplies so a great many are now dependent upon still higher priced muicriuis. Out; by [he car- iot in bulk. No. 1. i: now $3.28 per hundred, and it will be three weeks before supplies are avail- able. On track oats would cost 5c to ‘lo more than cats or about When this cats is bagged and ground it could not posqibly be put out less than $3.50. Barley closed yesterday at $3.22 for No. 1 feed which means $3.50 meal. No. 5 wheat is about $3.25. Perhaps the best buy of any. Bran is retailing at from $3.00 to $3.10. Soybean meal in up to $5.25. Oilcakc meal is not available at present.

Egg: and Poultry Poultry price: have not changed from our last report. The quality of our egg: is only fair. perhaps due to the hold-up on account of road conditions. This situation however. chould be improved for maintenance and increasing qual- ity effect: the profit: possibly more definitely than increase in production. The following prices are quoted: Ungraded egg: to sin- tion operators: AL 32-33. AM 30- 31. AP 24-25. B 25-26.-Wholpsalers quoted on the graded pack f.o.b. nation AL 31-118. AM 35456. AP 29- 30. B 3031. Whoieni to retail AL 40-42. AM 38-40. AP 33-35. B 34-35. A spread of from 3c-5c in the various grades. The retailer to con- sumer price: are AL 48-52, AM 46- 50. B 38-40. The spread in this case seems to be rather high. No doubt in :ome cases egg: are

yd Maclliiian,

notion, Monday, April 10, at I !'.M. of 8 milk com, Guermoy and 0 due to freshen in April. 2 to freshen the fir:t week in June; also one pure bred Shorthorn bull. 18 month; beef cattle, Shot-thorn grades, two yenn: one fut now; 10 grade Shor-thorn yecrlingcs one now to furrow only in May: one now and litter of 10, six weeks old.

Terms mule known of: solo.

If not fine onie will be first fine day.

JOHN MnoMILLAN AND SON,

Went Covehead. ' .

Auction Sale 0

Having lost In born: by -fire I nni~oom&l'ied to :oil

won. my iivaotog sborth in grades, 7

Alta. nor any man: club it'- success in her new home.

The Community Club held

of Mr. end Mrs Sterling Mnclcm The evening was pleasantly spent with Orokinoid games, vocal and instrumental music after which I delicious lunch was urved by the ladies in charge Miss Addie Holli- weli invited them to her home for next meeting.

TBYON SCHOOL

Report of Primary Department Trycn Consolidated school for

March. Bacorr

Grade VI —- Helen , Danny Carr; 3. Lorraine Loud. Grade V.—1, Albert Woodaide: 2, Mildred I-Iowett: 8. Dale Hicks. Grade IV.—-.1. George Payntcr; 2, Ruth My: 3. Mny Elliott. Grade 1II.—i1 Faye Cnilmt; 2.

IAll‘i;f.or Mlbcy; 3. Raymond o

Grade 1.—1, Mhriiyn Belt; 2. Jed: Borenun.

Florence Mahay-Teacher.

IIOIISE REQUIRED

House or Apartment re- quired for May lat, furni:b- od or unfurnished for null family-—two bedrooms. Ocu-

bcught from special producer: but even at that a 8c-10c spread in the, retail trade seems to be rather too . high. Halifax price: graded and delivered are 40-42 for AL. AM 38- 40, AP 30. B 36.

ALL MARRIAGE! IN CHURCH

BOSTON. April '1 —- (AP) -- Arohbishop Richard .7. Oushing. in an effort to keep weddings from becoming "more social occasions." Thursday ordered that all Roman Catholic marriages in the Boston archdiocese be celebrated in a church. The rule specifically ro- quirea that all marriages celebrated by priests take place in the proper church and not in : private homo, rectory or cvcn sacristy of the church.

GLEN VALLEY NOTE!

Mr. Arthur Machean opcnt int week-end It Bradalbnne. b

Mr. Donald Dickieson was t rr cent visitor to sprixigton.

Mrl and Mrs. Oyru: Martin were recent vinitors to Hampshire.

Glen Valley School is progres- lng nicely under the capable roan- ngsmcnt of Min Addie 1-Inlliweil.

Mrs. Ell: Abbott in visiting rei- ativu and friend: in Erookfield and vicinity.

Miss Inn Paul of Bonshaw is visiting in Glen Valley the nut of her sister Mrs. Whitfield Abbott:

Mr. John Oiliia and Mr. Hensley 1-1‘ig'gins were recent visitors to tho o ty. .

Mr. and Mrs John Nicholao were recent Visitors at the home of Mr. and MI‘. Edward White. stanchel. ‘