m‘ Sunday - May 12th ls Mother’s Day. Remem.

bgyllfl‘ r

liter of Perfumes, Toilet Sets and Candles.

-’_The Famous CA N DIES 1 1b, and 2 lb. boxes 60c and 1.20 special Mother's $135 Day packai-Ee — "'

i

and a Bottle of

CRUSHED CARNATION PERFUME Both for -- - -

by (lrenovillr. P11115-

with something that will delight and please | Choose some little remembrance from our l

A CHARMING GIFT

A Beautiful Real CARNATION BLOOM CAPTIVATINGLY TRUE

JZTIIURCH 0F SCOTLAND-Ser- Vlf?“ Sflliblllh May 12th, Belle River 11 u.m.; Iris 3 p.m.; Murray River ‘I pm. 1,307, LADIES dressmakers Bllligfl, sizes

1141.020, ll - Donal“. spec» $695 Mac

L-soo-é-io-zi. CHURCH on SCOTLAND-Sc;- vlces Sciwrlov. iVIay 11m, an; ie

Shore 7.30 pm; Sabbath, DeSa le

Waters. Soaps. Cosmetic

liloirs & Canongb

1030 a. m.; Stanchei 2:30 p.m.;

C111" Traverse '1 p. m. Mr. Mac-

Donald Will conduct these services. L-307.

. B.\R("AIY' b i ‘ in special lllothefls Day Clvuranckz c} mgrsfsnevl/‘(lrk

"$111M $1.00 and $1.25 f 79c, s, A. MacDonald's. 1,-a3§_5-m.zi_

MOTORISTS FINED-City P0- lice are continuing their check up on traffic violations in Charlotte- llflwfl and five motorists were fin-

ed $1 vqilerday bv Magistrate K. ‘M. Martin for infraction of the ‘Jrafflc by-laws.

. CAR HITS TREE-A new De. ‘ISOtO sedan crime to grief against a. largo trcc on Kensiiigton Rand in

wrappings

i l l 50c i" *2.oo

$1.00

the said Huh Paton ts not res nsiblc for the debts and obi gatlons of the said firm.

WENDELL G. BARBOUR HUGH PATON

Trinity United Church

FRIDAY, MAY 10th 3 30--6th Brownies-Social

- Hall. lti.30—tith bullies-Social Hall. ICC-Scouts.

‘Loo-Choir Rehearsal-Hearts Hall. i7.30—-Y. P. Training School. l . Y's MEN MEET-The regular Weakly meeting of the Charlotte- town Y's Men's Club was held last night with the new President Mr. E. V. Bell in the ir. The sing song was led by Mr. Jack McNair. N911! year's budget was ' -‘- and the evening came to a close W191 111B 511181111! of the National Anthem. The members enjoyed a iizame of bowling after the meeting.

MAKING SURVEY 0F GAME ItIJS — Messrs. Howard Mendel

(XXQVICTED 1N FLOGGINGS

Described by the state gs the chief oi’ the Ku Klux Klan "wreck- ing crew" responsible for a series 0| floggings In an Atlanta, 6a.. suburb, Henry Cawthon, garage- man. la seen in court as he was sentenced to l2 months on the public works, six months in jail, and a $1,000 fine.

Claimants To Share In Substantial Es- tate M a y Reside Here.

letter

The following has been received by the Chief of Police, Charlottetown, from the British

Consulate-General, 25 Broadway, Newl York Cit/y:

S r,

"If; 1s defilrild to ascertain ‘Whether 111016 15 E1113’ record of the present whereabouts of any relatives of u. , certain Nicholas Ferguson, who idied in New York City on Decem- iber 4. 1892, having been pom in aPrince Edward Island in i834 or 5.

fI-Ie is understood to have left Prince Edward Island for the United states a; the age of eighteen.

. "I should explain that the estate oi’ John Forrest Iflerguson. deceas- . ed, is at present in prccess of ad- .mitlisI-ratl0n, the decedent having i been the son of Nicholas Ferguson. A FGIIIIIVE of the decedent on the, iiiaiicmril side is applyiing my 1,31-

O THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN ragizurugga _ l- 1 ‘ The Central Guardian. N T 0 IC E this column ls reserved lor news o! . l iocaiwlstelrésullianggsydvgtllsligegrug: | 1 l M 5 cents ~ word strictly pay- Notice ls hereby given time able in advance. lllfinnarfintevrship heretofore ax- 1 s i ,, ~ l ..,Z_____. h0llIgflIltIel?::|Il‘P‘Bvfi)Il.1d:IlC%::- . l . . . to"... t4 1. li.‘."izi."i.l'i.fiiiirci."iiis E | s l A N Di , cos , a new $31.12? m“? 1355- S~,;§_.;,,,1,;'{g93,9g;_ mfitlttlclftmi. iii; - - 1'1 I . I

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lor biotin-R Illni. IliF',‘1l)f€'.=S~

IIll\ Il)\’i'l\' .~'ll‘.'t r1 lllitI I‘l1‘dil ‘qiiiiltlv lii lli‘l' Flicvr liiise stills-l)‘, it...’ 'luxury' ‘Iiliill’ .»iur\l‘.' \\t‘l",'lll$. ill slid. prnijiicfii. bxxvlliltbVtlr 1.1 . you FlIOOSL‘ ililiey/re

Kiiys<-|".~~'. vlli I)l¢*~$ you.

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W pm... lanadian Ships Part In Action

diTAWA, May 9 -(0P) —De- of the Canadian destroyer . niboinifs successful struggle in ration with a British cruiser -. me the German frel hter mover from sciitting effor s of Nazi crew were made public in iDPimce Department statement w. The action occurred last I iich. in a bloodless battle with n dis- igd. burninc ship on the storin- l ed Caribbean Sea the Assinl- uie, newest addition to Canada's . iroyer Flotilla, and an unnamed I: tish cuiL-ier performed "a fest. ieamimship of which officers 1.. men of both ships can be iisily pond." according f0 Sir Sidney Merrick. commander of the West Indies Station. The Hannover. s Spoil-ton ighier carrying ore and lumber on in irfemptcrl dash from a est Indies part to Germany. "ins niely anchored in Kingston. Jamaica. six days after I101‘ capture hiithc Dominion coast inst March

Nazis Fire Ship

When apprciiciided by iii-c Brit- iihcruiser the crow of the Hann- over fircd the shin and cargo RIITI i ibled her cquipmrnt. after which i» members got away in a small --i- ‘Ilicrc was no armed resist.- " but salvirrc of the freighter of-

ed a stiff problcni.

310.1‘ in ill.‘ tuoruinq of March title Assiniboiuc. sharing the West dies patrol ivith Royal Navy un- inset i-hc tvivical naval summons 11m the tagger vessel "close me

___ prams m , IIRISCOLL-At Johnstons River cm 311751-11. 1944i. to Mr. and Mrs.

PM Di-iscoli a daughter.

lupin-in the City on May 111111940. to Mr. and Mrs. Cecil my. a son. , '+%i_ _. ‘f

i? hlARRdAGl-jsw

"Bl-LY - SULLIVAN - n an £11111’! Church at Cardigan OrI May 1M0 by Rev. M. J. Rooney Ste- mlélericiiiirillg at the h. E. I. igh- Menealh. not. Eileen Sullivan,

mWN-RODD- On April l9. mo, h m’ 91111111111121 Memorial Church, m 1'. G. IIHJTlSOII Villett. Alfred imtuvBrown of Vancouver, B. 0.. “mffiv of Aberdeen, Scotland, to m gin gllilliklxllit’ 11min of ‘Vancou-

- - - 'ii<:-" ;, - w, R E U 1 y 0f Ciarlo tc m. —_ ~-

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i nouns _______

fililgitiflN-At McAskilPs River, “ii 1h. i940. Mrs. Stephen B. Mmilrllhoilih Shiner-oi _ihis (Friday “we Churéht‘. Peters Roman Cn-

ERQEO‘M HD1101‘ Montague. May m, 72 1 Mrs. Daniel Macmw, m a“ “firs. Funeral at 2 p. n1. h” tglilflij from her lMe resi- V-il-oriicid Cemetery. (I

11111111111 114M940 1M —1X Summer-side, Ma '51“ iv»ifi..irssadc.ts.mtri.:

UFARLANE —At th Provi i i Wmfilym Thlllsdiig’. May tthIwls- mBrllo Mac arlane. aged 21 mmnlllgfirili: forwarded from ma,“ at Hgfifgpsne to her isle

CW4 of Thanks

twbtticus MacPhee and family

1, eXnrc-ss their inc the k mullet" manv frien s ab‘: nellgxhf “ml.

tdflplftiljfifwlaes of aympothv.

N. D. MacLean

UNDERTAKER

EMBALMER

Ch wfillihlllfsil?‘

Phone I40

r of the cruiser just before dawn.

' m. immediately" The Assiniboinc 1:11 on all speed and reached the side

A Weird Sight

A weird sight met the crew of the Assinlboliic and her Conimazid- er, E. R. ainguy. The cruiser had approached as close as pos- sibls and was uring streams of water into the iazng null of the Hannover while searchlights added to the eerincss of the early mom- ing drama.

A prize crew of smoke-blackened British tars was working on board the Hannover, the white ensign had been hoisted above the Swastika and the German captain stood glumly by under guard oi’ armed biuejackets.

Added to the fire threat wins the imminent risk that the I-Innnover Wolfd drift into neutral waters and a rich prize would be lost. The Assinibolne met this latter contingency by placing a line a- board thc Hannovcr and towing her seaward

After a fruitless search for crew members who escaped from the Hannover the cruiser took over the towini: lob and the Assinlboine movm x o the role of flreboat, with a. bittcry of hose pouring sea- water into the flames.

Fire Under Control

Eventually the fire was smother- ed and a second towline placed a- board the I-Iannovcr but there was an increasing swell and torrential tropic rains and wind to make the task difficult and dangerous. At one singzc in the operation ihc As- siiiiboliie hurl to leave the scene for several hours in a quick (lash to a nearby port for furl suppies.

A further complication was pro- vided Wllflll a German prisoner Jumped overboard from the cruis- er and sfartcd swimming toward the horizon.

The Assiuiboinc, speeding at 20 knots. laced a n-lmleboat beside

board, also picking up three ilvc- thr- cruiscr but

buoys thrown by disdained by the fugitive. Story Iii Log

‘Ilicse words in the Assiniboincfs log told of the event:

14:10 proceeded at 20 knots to pick up man overboard f.cm H. M.

S.—.

14:25 sighted stronizly. 14:30 whsler picked 1c man who requested Coxswain to shoot him Ccxsivain rezretted he had no gun.

ma n mvliiiniina’

These signals passrii between the ships:

From British cruiser -man has

crsecuiion mania and has been

tying this for days. You had better watch out. l-lcil Hitler!

From Assinibcine —have three lifcbuoyxs. two white. one red and one German who wuants to be shot. German is in spud locker as we are out of spuds.

Enter Harbor

Great difficulty was encountered- in manoeurvring the prize. I101‘ rudder disabled and hcr heavy 12i- cn bulk caueht in the trough oi’ the seas. To get her inio Kinastmi Harbor it was necessary to work the cruiser along her portslde while the destroyer made fast to her starboard side. The three vrssels. iiius secured. entered port. bow to bow and dropped anchor on the af- ternoon of March 13

Pound Rallies After Big Drop

NEW YORK, Ma 9 -—(CP)-——The pound sterlin rs toda. after a three-day ecline in whi the

British currency lost almost 15 cents

to hit its lowest in nearly eight

the swmmer and brought him a- 1

‘i -SL‘ll

dcnly left ilie road’ and ran into :1 Home department, are expected to

the City today to conduct v m1 a survey of the migratory birds of bicken lhe Province.

1 tlu- City _\'f“'.i(‘i'(lil'.’ Wlion l}... (1l'i\'(\l~ and Clarence Alldus of the Biology tors u: administration and it ’s ~ h » , lost coiitro. (mining 1mm H", Ex_ Department, of the University of said there is no information re- illlbltlon Grounds, the m,- was mm Maine, and Mr, Joseph I, Stickney, carding kin on 111e, pgtefna] 5111,. weeding up the road when 1; Sud. director of that state's fish and jbut it has occurred to my legal . ~ ’ i Adviser and myself that. there ~

“e0 0111151111! consular-able dams-m b!‘ in to the riirht front ivliccl, -‘ lender. Tlic iviiidsliii-lu i

mid 1111101" damage si ~ ' Ufl n. tin-l _____i______ IICCIdCIiZ. The occuiuiiit escaped PERSONALS without serious injury. .____.

_ _ M". D. A. McNeiil. Moncton ITEAfi?lIf\Il‘,‘-¥l,a1ffinljllgnljv“ VlFv-‘Siu C. N. Tclcgraphs. Atlantic icy. Itiiiuiiliip Mi ‘a ' slut I “Y ‘Hm Mm‘ McNenL are “rot-thy Gfllild. Miiiion of tho “smug m we mlyi

uranci Cuayiivi- o1 the Order of i110 Eastern Star visited the Crystal Challtcr N0. 1 of (Jharlotteiowii last. night. she is on a“ “wpecum, from Montreal. She plans to spend tour of illldhe Ighiggtcfn gm; cm‘)- a few weeks visiting her parenfls ters of Uuiicil States amt 6411mm. ‘in the city. said leaves this morning for Chicago — illllffihilhrriizlflll)€élllt€flii‘litful ‘of LhoOw‘ Mr. Jolin . .i-on of Clyde Mrs Slniaulll; 1.1111‘. iii Cll.illillll'@~0\\ll‘RWCF '\vi:o_ Tfiijflllilv underwent an Hon-Se - Y C11 0d 111-1-10111111110111 operation lil the P. E. I . Hos- ~ ‘pilot returned home yesterday.

Mrs. James White. Sturgeon. spent the week-end with lier sis- ters, Mrs. J C Wisne" and Mrs. J. J. Curlcy, Vernon River.

Reginald Smith. of Charlotte-

Miss Elaine Bennett. R. N.. was a passenger" last night by

POLICE COURT -In the Police Court yesterday two young incn charged with breaking and ciiicr- inf,’ City Schools pleaded gui 1y ~ were remanded until Alontiay i0‘: icntclnce. A man charged with

99p “g a“ lndeccl" 110L159 town. who completed his cow-e in 93d Pihmlllkand Ymm“ Chm?‘ ‘dentistry at Drilhousie Univearsfity, ‘i’ w‘ p nequem“ - “llmdecent and Fllois lsePave. of Riistico. me - FMS‘? “ere IP11“ “f1 e d 1m" icnl student at. the same institution. til Tuesday on $00. bill each. A have nl<ri\vnd home 3611611 Jflréwjhtdivas issued ioi n. “ ' ' man w o nic to zippeiii- ‘when . .. . . summoned on an abilsive lanpi we COX mwgjflh Gmlilgfiielgzlf‘ Clggff f,‘,‘§°'a“bf,‘}“',‘,,f,l‘§."g,f§e“§§“0‘1j§§§1§é1- loiiciowu. has entered tho P. E. Y.

. A \ ‘t m l ‘ motor tractor on Fm City 5,1119 J-Iosural for trcatmmt. Hs friends was fined $5 and crisis oi" i0 . v . . , , .. A motorist charged with sac-run 11212151121119] will ‘kbagelobrrkccglgdghlih was fined so and costs or l["-.l 15310111,. m thb best of hmmh‘ _

days and a vagrant ivas remanded ___ for three days, sr. rnraivs CATHEDRAL - I is COIISIIICICII- I

By Airways

The closing meeting of St. Peter's HALIFAX. May 9 —(C‘r") —T\V0

S(‘IllOl' branch of the Women's Aux- iliurv was held in 1., i: Girl's Room on Tue v, May 7i.ii. 'l‘lici'e was u splendid display of work doiic by the members, gtlflllElltS for missions and for the Protestant Orphanage‘. A great deal of work wins also done tor the Rod Cross, but this was not shown. Canon Malone rciirl a letter ironi the I-IiiiLPrcsidcniJvirs. James

Simpson rcgrcitliig that she “'33 uii- . _ . . . , able to be present, nud sending lim- 118w air seivices linking at £1116“; EC seven hiziiitinie points are

'iSll(‘S, to the members. h ' ilv addressed the meeting

considered bv Canadian alrWB-Y5- 11' was stated here tonig l».

A twice-daily servi éinJkilnfl urging the ll(‘i'_‘(l of constant prayer hiouctoiihI-Iruhiiiriilziil Rlht/llogglgn it‘its“:.ni2‘..iii“;;.“u."i'“i.sii'i§ 1.1111111 " and Emu the nioinbrrs thou adjourned to Eliacilgiigggxggnhrcagiggilss 53315511511541! reassemble iii October. "Ew- ‘mst Dlanesi tg-Iigwgtka six-gig TEACHING iivivovsrioiv - A gggélffrf1glfugglgs°ldf l’ hmmmmg m we nlpthod 0t The planes are the twin-engine mriviflii‘. i“."..'.*x.li.":;‘ Hemmer» m» cio no.1. 1 9' I - ,_ ._ ‘ ‘ 1; a is. 1.3m‘ “li:.i°.ts"§:.ii, ii ~e . . " 1 - as- slide PYOJCCILOI’. The windows "of 111B lelr°1l§yqigmfifgggcflllfjsafim°fln the "mm-Wm we“? “blacked out ‘and company's present Halifax-Moncton filin slides oi Holland. Ehsldlld- Tome the “Mme of this month glllncg smlffaflflf,‘ T.“."k°,v,.,f;,"°“l§‘v' Orders for militarv aircraft have

ie GlilCllS ‘ __ u.» ‘ _. _ . m on}; ma- 2:415; 11rd,; 15v. Lzlllrllffily. Izhltlhtxilbglqtllrhf} Situated delivcw of c

srnuau: .i I'iLl')'_. - _' 1;_1f - ' ‘ d», Alywav'5' Ho" “us sham} m M . pm“ \L9_'c H. S. Jones. Conn mi cassroom. It l5 ui “stood l-ll-l» thc teachers of the school in coon-L oration with the West Kent Paich Teacher" Association b11111 10 00-1-11 the school ivith n 111111001017 T11“

Clilfillilll Church today,

t -:iii the com anyis Winnipeg sglloollzfor instruc ion in the opera- tion of the new aircraft. ‘ Canadian Airwiavs 1111110 111C051’ nimlied for construction of a $5.099

Sllllllll’ on hand in ‘the Prince iskl- ‘V n Ham-fix “upon m ward I.§"\ll(l liil)l'iii'li‘_s at‘ l1)!“ 11: n“_xmli';xu rpm“ and 1.8411,. uuinuiii". . l.) and if moii. (II. . Smfion’ This k “Wammz anwoval o;

request niriii ilic lllliill)Cl' could u. increased on tho saiiiu ulnn as M1-

riominion aviation authorities. diiionnl books to 111B Lllfliiry- (i?

. ti. ‘tile Recommend Cc io l\i‘_\ ii n ‘Vfoiinl-

edpspfilinn \\~;ll paiiciilqinlinf‘iiiiihwioisl

of the Province this summer in 12in

effort to curb any rwkless Sig” "i

in; on die part of motoristls. Fore- ‘ I a

stable J. Clish and Constabe . .1 u y Bradley of theiocnl detachment are h

a: proscni tckuv! a courfe indict-

fic cniivrccinlaitit‘ a‘; L lflléfgffirlolCléllal. Lo N. B-. and w ie c ai -- ION 9-—(CP)— 118' lml H11’:13‘11in?“ysni§l]oil:§\»¢lp§ yin“; 11th“ belgltllhSygfvllfllibég from C1038 urn w 101' -- - 1 dlail to 10D fortnlcht. At. present the Previn-éfélgngmvgfiv$gblcs {mm why“); cinl iaw lll'OI_\ll)Il$ a motorist tralv- _ an!“ 5mm“ is now cut o“ was ollinir over 4o miles an houi in ilie | Wcbnxmmded m we ouse o; country mm “mm “Pnhw w Commons loci-av by Conservatlve an] “smw Qllllafllvlllnfit ‘ and Labor mtlilllmlfi. b0 b ought “use P1 1i . - ' 'I‘l in; inr. o 1'» Y i of am’ particular. village hpftfililf‘.s't“o igililigfict atom me House‘ M“

Mherwls“ Th“ Federal law pm“! ommendlng contracts to ensure vides n penalty for reckless driv-,<‘d_ It‘ ~ ms for Great 31-1. ink. regardless of speed. All traffic v 11 “"1" l’ “mp

ventilation: will he enforced by i110 l Um the Canadian and Newfound-

trfllllfi 0005- “ch as 921551“? l " - i _ locker t. nc: l ti . l lqi u‘ ‘iiiuvng inzlus- M41101“ cm“? 11b hill. clfifectliqh | IMIEQCJIIEICEIIOIIEI J. J. Iilowcllln. Mr. Justice Eldciu- (tlioviiivr of 1110112.; '1).~_0D_“}‘;, (Ea-fink .‘.o.,.,.'.. "Hum"- brilkes- m“ hghls- Ne" m l e D1115,‘- | parliamentary may of the. ministry Ontario Supirnic 0001i 11210171011 111will be responsible foi- tho iniiiai or-

fcw years the custom has been of mp.“ answered: "span; have n1- the R.C.M.P. to patrol the liigli-, - 1 ~- 1k t ‘ “re alter, ways in motor cars. No check imqfhlfl’, egliefge ‘$11 be con-

1 .i licle licenses has been; , t; - -.' care-h warrant in connection with‘ mum“ .0 ra-nnun. on “m or W‘ “mm! to me (“nest exw“ pllllfle ‘in offence under the Defence mm I p I

are lcable in the circumstances.

started yet but the 1101100 warning motorists to 111001111‘ 1110111 o h9g0 license plates to avoid trouble 18v a er. '

crntions." . asked

plane . 1

‘liu Cllfirlrtteiouwi and at the 13-1“.

Mariimi- suno1'1“1°'111r*i1t. is new 111-.

9m and rxclude foreign bllye“ ‘on n. iiii of‘ typo (‘lPlIIIIIIR

ssibllities are of course limited smppmg, among other consid-

John Henderson Siiefswhfiz. (his:

i might be persons living 0n Prince jbtdivnrd Island at this time whoi ' lid claim relationship to Nich- l‘ Lllls Ferguson. The estate of Joiiii ' - ,1“°_11'l‘§1 11112115011 is substantial and 1 ‘ 11 1F- i11<‘1'0101'e Worth wihile to liiiike i the fullrest enquiries, ‘ "If you_feei able‘ to take anyi l steps in this connection with a view to _usccrtainine the mfclmmlon ‘FPIFIFCCL I should be most. graph u ..

oi ALL FAVOURITE KAYSER HOSE READY HERE FOR

Mothers Day

colour, every style of just as shown today in Crepe, Light Service,

i The letter is signed by the Bri- l iish Vice-Consul at New York and is dated May 6th.

ELECTED PRESIDENT

Andrew 0. IIcbb of the New-

l . ’ 1

Canada s Movie i

cal? °";ilil..*"°.l2.‘;2f. 11193119 R9311)’ 1 Donors association at the conclurl- 1A w I ’ I l t ordsFmr.

lng srsslnn of the associi tioni-a an- Bv H. M. Peters

1111111 convention at Windsor, (Int. Canadian Press staff W 't NEW YORK. May 9 —télP‘jr _

Wood - Jenkins “C . 3 . wedding ti2“i.i.‘.‘..tl‘é%i??. sic:

Every weight, every KAXKSICR stockings New York. Chiffon,

Medium Service, Heavy Service, “Sansrun.”

75c $1.00 $1.15 $1.25

anu the CIOCK says lull next snow-l will be at p, m, _ | iuiiiuiroiv workiiiui will ut the

hands in the clock and BnEdIY-S movie theatre for her visitors at. the

A wedding of much charm and

. , _ New York World's fair will be com- siniplicit_v was solemiiizcd at six oh , plete. ‘ clock ist evening at the llOtllC of I 1'- 15 1‘ 111119 F9111 of 11 theatre. the Dido's parents. iviicii .\'Ii.'~S 11.11“ 5°111141'D1'0111@d anti ail-condi- Bertha Sara Wood, (laupliiivi- of Mr. “oncd- Wm‘ conlmilflble W015 101‘ and MIX W‘ H’ ‘vomh Powmm about 200 spectators. A year ago it became the bride of Mr. Harvey 1\;?{5D2‘\,'i.igg’ gallery M me Carma‘ k J

Cyril Jenkins, Brackicy, son of Nil".

In it the dominion governmekht i t e

an? M“- Hem? Jenklllsi Mt H91" plans to SHOW the people of bcgkiqwmvg of “(w c mom d U“, Knitted States vfiitilit Canada offers to _ . < -~ ~ - . r 4‘ . II‘ I'i.' - _ home for ilze occ n and Riv. l CPGZLLIIOISIL 81mlliemtligfiilgfnggd a u! s!