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' 1- M ally said whlle”c°ugflf1g was never sat; Cilllmm? W1 never brought forth lslled“ gtive idea. Councillor a cosfllllllzuengctl him to make Biro iemeut in a Ipublic meet- mlm illor McNally said 11B

,‘ Comte the statement any- l'»°"ld mflflgurcb don't lie and he ‘Dari-sad Councillor Strong insinu- IW“ h H118 Fire and Light Com- "m" l‘ e starting a prearran- mlll“ wer not putting out any “l they werebut were standlns Wi’"‘“,',‘,‘.'.'§n1 Councillor McNally =9": that Councillor .-Strong

' 1.», several thlflSB "VT-ORE llld “m. 1 11191-11 passed over ‘by Fglcflloillillillors, but wbenbe tried I- k0 Smul-luullltlfilie be was brought ghecllaiillt.““Councillor Strong re- m 1 from tho Council while Coun- l l -\‘-illv was reciting in de- Uor Mhl" "s 7Councillor Strons w nu:- "l-‘lfii. I The report of m‘ (“bill ‘lllllllllil (‘ommltlee was

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Tl1o_ 1111111116?“ of‘ M“ m ,. l“? JZIIIIII-Iify 21 and Feib- mnniEtLL\\-<-(17~l~ read and adopted mfy ‘II ‘ ' councillor .\lcNallly herenzgzggslllz? the {Hlnflfl (“I ltrtleégmimititeeiwere ll“ ll" “ml L g 1 iitlz s and rulnultioilso that tie c l mm council 1111111121 lcnoweveryn-h ng m; being: ne. __ '

.11 “>115 moved and adopted that Thomas Iliuhards and JOIIDMAYIBQII’ nnlt bv appointedndnullllgillwfli 7°!‘ m9 coming QIQCUOII. It Wdb ‘IIIOVOG and t-arru-rl that 100 tons 01f B41119

Counts or I '

ppniblil: meeting shouldkbe halfell 11111111 matters ‘fairly be ore sirens. lie refer-reduce the happy

relzzions existing between B-ll 1119 Councillors present and he hop loses Ills Wors-hlib the Mayor with Councillors Johnston and MoNallyp who were seeking 16-919mm“. 1'5"

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30211121118151.1111... was-‘rétlrlw and~ spoke euloillfllwally M Jill‘ Walk

the hoard.

1111s had said and remarked ithati in iiir ruin-uncut of Councillor Ar-l 11@i.¢1n1.T<:-\vn was losing one or tlu hm Councillors it ever hail.

Councillor. MoNally thanked the Councillors and Clerks for their co- operation and assistance. 1ft had always been a pleasure for him to come to meetings and would like to 001118 baclf‘ to the Council particul- arly to prove to the citizens that they could do whait they could with the new "plant. Councillor Arnetat said he would always look back over his term as Councillor with pleasure, He had had the cO-opera- tion of the Council a-t all times and referred particularly to The assist- ance given him by Town Clerk Messy and his assistant. He con- cluded by wishing the Councillors and the Mayor evcry success.

A letter was read ifrom H. R. Stewart. Assistant Deputy Provin- cial Treasurer that a notice had been published in ifhe ‘Canadian Gazette re tho act for juvenile de- linquents for the town of Sum- mcrsldc. The communication was received and iflled. Cou-ncil adjourn- e-rl. The date of the pulbllc meetinig iwlll be announced later. St. Paul's hall was spoken of as a prdbaible place to nold it.

No Damage In Collision

(Canadian Press) MONTRIEAIL, Feb. 9.~Tbe Cun- adlan Pacific Steamship headquar- ters gave out tonight that. the col-

lision today in New York Harbor of the Empress of Scotland hound

to Mediterranean with tourists, and

the incoming freighter Scotsburg to eolther

resulted In no damage craft and both p-oceoded, ii

The Debi; Situation

(Special to The Guardian) LONDON .Feb.

ation shows

whatever are mentioned

France.

For Every III-—.\IInurd'||‘Llnlmcnt.

. Morrison. bummerside.

9.-_-—'I‘he British ‘note to France upon the debt situ- that iDritain claims ed from France: first certain definite amounts in proportion to France's general ability to puy. Second, am- Lounts proportional to svhut France He regremed that receives from Germany, No figures in the _ alfnoto and almost everything still re- (‘ouncillcr Piilpe'lieiartily_ mains to be defined in further neg- vnnmuni in what ‘Councillor Phll- otiations The next word is with

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THE GHARLOTPEToWN GUARDIAN

SHOP FROM Holman’: Catalog-

THIRD ORDER OF 8T. FRANCIS.— Annual Meeting to- lllSht Assembly Hall. All mem- bers please attend. 367-240-111

FOR SALE -— Second-hand Am- orican rubber belting, width 2 inch to 12 inch at a low price. R. W-

371-2-10tts-3i '

CENTRAL BEDEQUE HALL- -Friday Feb. 13th. See Western Guardian tluls issue. 371-2-10-41

BIG GAME TONIGHT-Albe- gwoits vs. Truro tonight; also Bru- ins and St. Pat’s. Admission 35c and 00c.

CLYDE AND WEST RIVER. — Services Sunday, Feb, 15th Clyde River 11 a. n1; ,Wcst River 3 p, m. Subject "Ezekiel and t-he Perfect Society". Sabbath School in West River at 2 p. m. ‘Evening service in Clyde ltiver also at 7. subject, "Two Demoniacs Heulied and Devils Driven "Into Herd of Swine."

CARD OF THANKS-Mr. and Mrs Joseph Doucette and family desiro to thank their rua-ny friends for sympathy and kind- neeses shown during their 196011! ‘sad bereavement. 3682-10-11

SOUTH AFRICAN VETERANS- At their meeting in the city court room last night, the South African War Veterans decided tn’ uttcud as u body, Divine Service at the Zion Church on Sunday morning Febru- ary 22. After the church service u short service will be conducted at the South African monument by the Rev, G. ‘C. Taylor and the vet- crane will decorate the draped sta- tue with a wreath.

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PERSONALS

iMr. B. G. liiacFarlane. Sack-ville. was flllllOlllg the arrivals In the -1ty yissterd-ay.

IMI‘. J. C. Pope, Hazel Grove, is n-inong the guests registered at the Victoria.

lMr. W. J. Muttart, Sunrmersidc was a visitor In the city yesterday.

Miss J. Hickey of ludlian River is a guest at the Davies iHotel.

Mr. T. G. Ives, Montague. was aimong tbc visitors In the city yes- icrday.

Mr. A. Yates, Boston, is alnong the guests registered at the Queen.

1M1‘. Andfelwflioughart of Sum- m‘. side is spending a fciiv days in the city. Ho is registered at the |Davies.

i Mr. Lyuils of the Davies Hotcl

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A gents “Wanted

Miscellaneous

DVERTI EMENTS ii

70a: Insertion . . . . . . . ........................... 10c par lino of 5 word;

-' .1111‘ .1 pobubly illo oldest printer in O o++++ Hospital for l.l‘i‘:ll'illl3l1[,

entered lb: city Iiuspltal yesterday; for IIL-ainuent. Dr. S. R. Jcnklns is In aiteuiiancro and hopes to have bfm llifillflil again sihnrtlgx.

l Mr- Jobu O'Neill 111v welbknmvn the province, has Clll.l‘(‘fl 1b: City

Miss Annie lilcCai-tby, who was operated on in lne iClty Hospital on

PORTRAIT AGENTS — WRITE for catalogue, United Art Ltd. Brunswick Ave., Toronto.

899-1-12<Mws26l.

A em PICK UP $5 FOR FIE-W g, s hours work. Then if you

like, work regularly, have, a bus- iness of your own, make $5 up ilfllly. Experience or capital un- llfcaflsflry. Garretson ‘Company Brantforrl, out; 2-3-121. ,________i______ UIIIITING PLANT $ALESMEN-- ' esmnn to sell woll known

lllhting and flumplng Plants. W! position and territory for ‘l! who can give good refor- illfi: 11nd show selling record.

Ission wlgh Ilborul ud- llllft, llux "N" l6 3011-2-74“

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Clothing Proposition

Th‘? liilvcriiscrs are open to negot- ° “llll Iiractical mon for the sale "P81111011. ORDER onornns tlil-llaile-io-wlensuro) in their respec- Tle lilcalltles. - _ (his l1.- un exceptional opportunity l" men of’ good character and ilmlillllg In the community, with "Wit-duo 0f Mlle Attire, who will ilevniu ilicir talent and energy to P‘ lmlilusitlon, ,' 3'11‘. ilrlu furnishes its customers “hall 11 Inrso selection of fabrics m fltylos at best. values In Canada, c1 therefore requires reciprocal Wlloration

fellllllylvarticulnrs necessary to insure

wllllwilr ~ —Iu first Instance-tw- mélo. nox 105. MONTREAL.

i .m""'l'fl Llnlmont for flio flrlppa. “"“w»o+»+c4+o0++w

W» 821093, foam '

veyor, I-Iermanville, P. E. I. 816~1-7~—3n10s.

ncrs $150, later (which position?) wuy, Box .116.

Wrlto Rail 2117-2-3-9-16-23

and shingles till further uotlcc A. French, Wesimorelanil, 3511-2403121

Mule Ilelp Wantcd

loyment for Barbers.

' er Barber College, 13811811111911 "F". HnlIf&X.—3-1-ttl-1f. 2T1-2-5-tst/II

mo. A. MacDONALD LAND sun-

YOUR ACCOUNT IS PAST DUE. and if not arranged by February 14th, 1925, will be banded in for

collcctIon.—Nortl1 Tryon Gar- agg - 341-2-0-41 FIREMEN. BRAKEMEN, BEGIN-

3250 monthly

ITOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. I have (liscouiinueil sawing Iioards

' to r1 "turn to the "city about Ille last

BIG EARNINGS BTEADY EM- Become

export In'8 weeks. Write Mol-

Monduy last for appendicitis is

covery.

iMiss -Ida MacDonald, Klrrkora, re- ‘IIITIIGII home yesterday after visit- ing friends in Dunstrullfnaigo and Charlottetown.

Hcr many friends will be pleased in know that Miss Lucy Riackhasn is steadily Imjprovln-g tfrorn her re- . cont serious operation in ithe P. E. Island hospital under the skillful treatment of Dr. Sorvnran. She has 0VI‘I‘y pruiisc 101' ‘the ‘hospital. s-E_._._.

ililiss TbamarfJon-kins, Richmond St. Is vlsdtlngvin Murray River the truest of lrrr hitter. iMrs. Wllllwin ' Id. Jon-kins. Mllss Jenkins expects

11f .\larcl1.

’_I'l1v. (lunrdlan regrets to report that it was found rmcesaury io um- 1111luto11farsl1al Cameron's log ut v lho City Hospital yesterday morn- ing, Lust. night be was reported as doing uicoly and resting easily, ,

"A LOCAL INDUSTRY CAN OF

10d amount of capitol .with services.

try." Apply "E" Box 116.

344-241-1113: For Sale.

‘Price $20.00. Phones 378~J.——3I

ifer an attract-Ive proposition to - ——————— -, n livo wlro representative that is in a position to invest a limit- together This is an un- usual opportunity for a 111511 class man to become connected with a rapidly growlllz‘ lllllllfl‘

‘FOR SALE-M EACHAM'8 ATLAS

- BIRTHS

McQUATYRIE - .0111 Doc. 2lst,—a_t

ltosoncalb lo Mr. and Mrs. Chas.

lilaciluarrlo, a daughter. MARRIAGES

GRANDY-STUBBERT — At the

IIDlllI‘ oi‘ hor aunt, Mrs. \Vuu. Bullf- fctt. Sourls, on Feibruary 4th, 1925 Miss finzel (l-randy of Fortune Bay, NIIIL, to Mr. Thomas G. Stwbibert of Souris. l’. E. I.

iMCINN|S-—LAN~NAN—/\t St, Dull- stau‘s Cathedral, Charlottetown,

cheap. 116 Brighton Road,

n-is, Marshiic-id. 5178-2-64!

bbrns in good repair. tber particulars apply Goff-in, Frcnclifort

FOR SALE-COOKING STOVE '357-2-10M3I.

110R SALE — AVRSHIRE COW newly iiréshenad, also tiwo ibrood sows, chqlcs from four. all to far- row early. Terms t! required. Telephone connection, Herb. Deu-

FOR SALE-SHORE FARM OF 100 acres situated at Frenchfort on mast River with house and For fur-

H. III. 31'I~$-7-3I

on W d " y. February 41b by Rev, W, V, McDonald, Hope River.

making rapid progress towards re;

TWO GAMES TONIGHT. Arena, Aibies vs. Truro——5t. Pat's vs. Bruin-s. Admission 35c and 80c.

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND—»Ow- 111E to un-forscen circumstances services advertised for Stauchcl, Tuesday 'l<‘e.b, 10th are postponed to Tuesday 17th at 7 p. 1n.

VERNON CIRCUIT — Serfviccs next Sunday 1030 a. m. and 7 p.711. Sunday School at 11.30 a. m.. Ver- uion at 2.30 p. 1n.‘; S. S. at 1.45 p. -m. Vernon W. M. S: will meet at} the home of Mrs. Wendelzl Lea tho Wednesday, Fob. 11th at 2.30 p. m. Sawing Circle the same evening.

AT SUPREME COURT. — Tho, hearing of the ejectnreut case oi“ Steuben Eckland versus Bertha L. Stewart “'11s continued In the Su- llreme Court yesterday. Johnston K. C-. and Bentley K. C., for do-

fendant moved for a non~suii. Martin K. ‘C. and Stewart K..~C., objected. The motion was

allowed and the hearing ofihe evi- dence was continued. At, 5 o'clock Court adjourned until 10.31 this morning.

moi-

Insurance

Yesterday tbc Island represent- atives of the Con-federation Lifc Association met in convention ai tho Provincial head offices lmtbis city and concluded the conferenco with a Iiaiiqirvt bold last night in the Victoria I-Iotcl.

Mr. (‘- Id. S Iifacdonalil, General hfauagoi" of the Company, Mr. \'. I1. Smith, Actuary, and Mr C. \\'. I)ovli::-, Supoiziutcuilcnt of Agenc- ies for (lauada, iver: present ai the convention and imparted much valuable, Information to tbe local 212011111.

llllOl‘\'lI".\\'C(l yesterday Mr ‘Mac- douald stntvil that tliiis was tbv elovcutb ilisiiilct conference bald this your, iliv others ‘being In On- tario, lilouireal, Halifax anld St. John. They will be continued in ibe \Vr.stcrn Provinces, ’ Speaking of tlic complaint maili- by $01111’ insurance companies that IIppT-r Canada insurance corpora- tios were not investing in ‘the Alziritlincs, bu. sboweil that his company’ bad a total. of $1,750,000 invc-sicd l1:- Maritiitic debenture-s and Iiouils, and that last year's 111- vestmenis ir.» this part of Canada amounted to 8000.000. The coni- pany hail lbregousr-liigbzr interest ratti because It felt that. some oi‘ its mouoy should go to help liiari time industries. W The past year-bud bceui the best

its annual statement a. surplus of $1,600,000“

Will Enforce In China 1919 Arms Embargo Agree-

bad shown

LONDON, Ifeb, il-Tlm (ion-ru-

nouncing that Great Ilritalu would continue to enforce in China tho

1019, whereby the powers under- took to restrain lbcir 1111111111111..-

iuio that country war mail-TI; until the cstalblisliuiciit. of a uov crnmeut tbcrc who-so uulliority would Ibo rccogltivcil tbrouizlmiii the whole of China.

The statement warncd llrliisb GIlbjCUlS agailust any i11fr'i11_'_-v111:r.l uf the agreement, also noting ibat the authorities of 010 1lii'1'1~1'»11t Ilrltish purl. on bio way In (‘llill-‘l had been instrilcivd i0 i‘.\1i‘l'l1lL:I(i tbu utmost vigilance and IlSi‘ 1110 full powers ibi-y possess in .--i'/.:\ and coizfiicutc illegal consignm-nut of arms. Itcmurkiiiig ‘that 111.|ny largo consignments of arm.‘ had rccuntly boar; seized the siuivizi-eiii says Ibo 1111111111 taken by Ibo IirIt~ Isb (lovcrnluoni. was dirizitvil by its fueling tbai. its duty was lo do

c\'i.rylhi‘r.g posslblv iu :1-~‘»‘i>l lll Ibo ustaibllsluuuul. 0i‘ pom‘..- -I11il urdul‘ in (flrlna. It was oiliiud

that one o1‘ Ibo uztuscs contribut- ing .111 tho continuance oi‘ Illviilflllfl‘ bad "boon ibv case with wleicb rival factions obtained supplir.‘ o1‘ arms from Europe, \\'lli‘l0 1.11110 111110111111; had been availabli- silica the armlatlce-

"rue ‘e115... aeuurue , THROAT n. cmzsr MEDICINI"

M11124“

A: this season everybody need! the Peps breathcablc tablets to ward .0ff cold and chilll- Hangers.

As Peps dissolve in Ibo mouth, l their rich medicinal fumes carry . soothing and healing benefits direct Into chest and lungs. Inflammation or soreness In throat or bmnchials is quickly nlldyed, coughs and colds

Mary Gertrude Mcluuis, (llsucor- rnrlalc to Jumos .\. Lunnuu, JMon- tague.

DEATHS

on Mon- day. Feb. 0th. I925, John Clarkin. aged 70 years.

CLARKIN~At Emyvalc

STUART-Jln SIIIIIIRY. F011. 8111. ‘1025, at 4.00 a. m.. A. M. Stuart 0i Belle River. aged 72, Funrvral service at house on- Tuofldfly. F00- 10th at 12 o'clock, thence Io I101- faa-t Church.

TAYLOR-At the (‘lmrloilclmvn Hospital. Sunday. I-‘cb. 8th, 19211. iloland Taylor iin his 15th V0111‘- IOII of Mr and Mrs James Tayl-“P

11511-1 Funeral

are nipped in the bud. and the entire

breathing system is strengthened‘

‘ and fortified. Carry Peps with you wherever you gol 1 I

All nudiciu dank"

‘ Convention.

meat;

DAIRYMENS

6S.

..1

istusltL

Station last cvcning and

liCCCilllIg aipacc,

The auuount of interest (IIBIIIILVOiI ‘by illu public I11 ibis event ziugurs and tliosi; iu lfllilfile oi’ it arc confident that a (vvcuts will lu- cstziblishcd. The variety 11f ev- whiub will mark the Circus interesting Committees are working bard to make it go over with u

wull 1'01‘ its SIIITCSS

new mroril for such Pills‘ will b0 exceptionally and the

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ioal Training

(Associated Press)

(II<.‘I\'I1J\'.\, Fob, il—Ci)-0l‘(llnnl1lng 51/1 vflnts per bushel over. The ilu- 111111111111 ibattl; zigaiust dis- lull" "l lllii lllflfliel 1'01‘ 081$ W416 .o.-1.=.* and 111-1 1g sledge 1111111. SITDILLIFI‘ and prices were advanced

y Ill. 1:11‘ the‘

future program Lvziguc lit-Nations in its p11pligl-ipriizg ivboat flour. market and lln-nllli auiiiiltios. ‘ prices wt-rc advanced 10 cents per

‘I'll.-

5 .~i‘il

ATTENTION

We have just re- .ce1ved one carload

Sugar Beet Mea“! which we are sel- ling at lowest pric-

Book your require- ments early as we have only a limited quantity for sale

A. HORNE & CO. slim,

.1 NIIIIIIH IIIHIIIIS PHEPII IIIIIINS III III 5H

I .\ met-ting of the yarious Com- iuliioi-s In charge of tbc Fireman's Indoor Circus was bold at tho Fire was zit- tr-udod by all the members. .\Iatt.r~rs "l Monorail importance to the Cir- lrus wcrc (liscilssvil and the met-I- 1111: was very cntluisiilstic, The re- boris iciulercil showed that cu i‘ orabli- interest irLbeing manifc L in Ibo (tircus and that tbc Beauty Afuuti-st and (Jar contest are pro-

Leaguo of Nations Seeks Better Phys-

in the mstnry of the Company, m,“ lllf-l‘ I1lou-s 411;: 11st those maladies 1y: i-‘llts _ VVIIIUII still svvm Io defy medical 1V1. 2 Wllltq “'01”? wk‘ will cou-stitilte the cssencclflfllls. N0. 3 grade at 001/: 081115.; of 1119M firmer feeling ])l'€Vil|ll€(l In the:

{Vocal Solo-“ln the ‘Chimney Corner" ..

llrVs bi-allh section. bmlliarrol. Mr‘ H' s’ Henderson

Ill ‘m. bog-receipts 2,872. Hog prices

‘E

' THE MARKETS

(Canadian Frau)

Dominion Live Stock-Cattle Ru cclpts 840.

MONTREAL, Feib. 9.—The cat- tle ofiferlug was made uip almost entirely of common and medium -grades and trading in these was draggy. One lot of medium to fair- ly good heifers brought $5.85 and an odd good cow $5.00 and better medium quality northwest sneer-s sold for $6.00 and conumon ones mostly $5.00 and 85.50. A few very thin steers brought $4.25. Good ibulls were quoted at $5.00 and comuron and medium ones $3.25 to $4.50 a small lot of good steers iwere sold for $6.50 and another lot broinghit Two choice steer were sold

Butcher Steers

Choice 88.00, good 86.50 io $7.00; lllcillllm. $5.50 t0 $6.125 091111111011 34-25 l" 35-35. .l'11t'cber helifers good 36-00? medium $5.00 to 85.75, com. mop $4.00 to $5.00, buitcher cows Knoll $5.00 to 85.25. medium $3.00 12o $4.50, canners 82.00, cutters, $2, 25 to $2.75. butcher bulls good, $5.- 00, connmon $3.25 to $4.50. Caff re- ‘i/‘Ellllfi. 556. The heist veals sold -f1'0n1 $10.00 to $11.00, Mixed quali- ty lots containing a humiber 0'1‘ thin calves ibrouigbt $0.00 and 89.50 and 0110 or two straight lots of thin hea- \'Y Cil-IVQB were offered at $8.75, Ilfrasscrs ‘were $4.50,

Good VeaI—S10.00 to $11.00. ‘mo. 11111111. $3.50 to $0.50 grassers $4.25 ‘to $5.00, sheep receipts 278. Good lambs brought $14.00 and omnmon 01105 $11.00 ZIIIII $12.00. iShcup 50111 from $5.00 t0 $7.00 with the bul-k 86.50 to 87.00, Ewes $5.00 t0 $7.00. lfllllll-‘i $13.00. common $11.00 to $12,-

wcrc easier. Mixed lots of fair qual- llY llllil K001] weight sold from 11.60

child.

Fiji’!

A big cup of steaming hot FRY’S Cocoa-so warming and deIlcious-isthebcst of all foods for a growing

for true economy. ‘ Bu’c_ of ,,,,"f,,',,. courseremember, ' nothing will do but FRY'S. " 6 SONS (Canada) Limited

l. B. FRY

Use it every day—

MONTREAL , l I78 ~

l0 ‘1-75 with one sale at 11.85. "Oil's ofl‘1gII'-t1c-r-\vcigbt and poorer i1uality brought 11.25 to 11.50. Sel- rcts realized 12.40. S(1\\'5 9.50 1o 9,75 with a vory few at 10.00, (Canadian Press)

IIONTREAL, Que. Feb, 0——\Viih lllerfiXflllflllfllli of some further Iiusmess in low grade Manitoba whrat over tbc cable with the con- iiilvut today, the export trade in grain here was t1uIct owing to the fact that UTIYITEII Kingdom buyers illll not follow the advanced IIIIIJPS ZIGRQII by exporters-- The foatinc of the (IOIIIIISIIC cash grain market was the demand for No, 3 Canadian Western barley and some halos were made at 4% cents per bushel over Ihc Winnipeg May 01111011 10.1.11‘. bay ports, and at the g close nf the day buyers were bidding 5 (rents per bushel over for more with sellers asking

‘TUESDAY EVENING.

Comedy Skctch—“'l'he Captain's Whiskers" __ ' Miss Bart. Stewart and Mr. Herbert ‘Plants Vocal Ductt-“Georgia Lullaby" ......... .. .. '._ Miss Mabel and Master Frank Lynds .1 RcadIng—,‘When the Minister Comer tar Tea" .......................................... .. .1 . Mrs. G. Ballinqall l Quartette-“Swanee River" ............... .. . ' Colored Quartette Readlng-"Susan Had a Proposal" Miss Ella Seam Vocal Solc-"In the Garden of My Heart" _. Mrs. W. E. Fletcher