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When people" want to buy or rent houses or .‘ apartments; when they are In the market for a good oar, furniture. and numerous household- devlcea, they look at

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All colds slioulo be treated "lll Vllllflrs, for vapors alone can m"? the medication DIRECTLY t0

tlsere are often over- whelmed with repllel- -to one email ad.

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els over throat and chest to open the pores, tllen massage firlekly with Vlcks» Ion 5 mfiwtgsf Qprgad on thickly anticovel- iviiill a flannel tioth.

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zll Registration. Write or phollel 6996 12 313l~

A-l .‘ ,M.Hh". ‘Tit-is m“ C “°°‘l f,975f‘1'2_§{)f4, ‘A FEW BOARDERS CAN as colvl-

BOARDERS ACCO-IWODATED EE-

.__ ‘ fortzlbly ilcconiiiloilatell at 194 Fofi SALE OR RENT HOUSE No ‘Prince Street. Phone 228—L. ' ' " " -i 1 2i.

I47 Irllllslboro Street. Apply to! "

owner on premises or to Slcllcild B u‘ ‘ and Bentley, Barristers. gglqggfiss,’ Accomjgioi-JZALEQ’

31-31 ‘OHINCHILLA RABBITS — BOOK i orders now for January and Feb- ruary delivery. Manchu Strain. Apply to John A. Coulson, Royal Rabbitry, Sea View, P. E. l. 6908-12-25-fmu-6

Help Wanted

-——- l W A N T E D - STENOGRAPHERi 4 with book-keeping experience. -J.l A. Macdonalil t‘: Co., I.ttl., Cardh‘ gun. 6948-12-29M7i: —~-——~ >—-—~—— - ~-~ ‘CHINOHILLA FUR RABBITS- GIRL OR WOMAN FOR HOUSEi Young Jletllgfefiil stock for im- work. Mrs. John A. MoCarvllle,i mediate delivery. Booking orders Klilkorii. 69331229'6i.i for imported breeding stock to_ arrive lll January. W. G. Slllikelzl Enterprise Iiabbltry, Box 377.

WANTED-DI Nil-s Room amt,

experienced. Apply _Moroll sulmnerslde; 6931.30,“ Ilotel. 7045-4-31 i - .___.- ._._______ ____

ii-TLQ-TIWARNING — ANY ONE TRES-

T R A l N.l N G s c HO o l- Fo R pusslill; or cflilgllt tlestroylng field

Nlllile-‘l- Gale }l95llii.iil, Havel"; or lllciilows. \\‘lll be llcld iicc0llnt-

lllll MnF-‘l- Three Yell"? "Ollrfifl- ublo for nil du-illugc ill lny lbscn-

Affiliation with Providence City ('0, P. ll‘. Lilffcrly. PL-‘(lkesn p, E_ Hospital. Eight hour day. Al- .1, 704d lowallce $15. monthly. One llouri.__.i.____ ___ from Boston. Next Class entcr-‘

. I ‘ §::l‘..:“.",‘.,.l3‘..Fs1.§.::l1:t.:.i.:fi"*‘Island Studs-us , At. Mt. Allison

- 6964-12-30-71 ‘WANTED AT ONCE“ A MAIDi The Mount Allison University

for general housework. Apply C] _ I f n, _ l . t, . _ Mrs Robert Harris, 10 Greeiifielditilfiffitht22,1151; m. zhouzgngisyngtolig

A"?- 7°16'1’2'2l land students:

"TT- " . i?‘ ' H . - 'l‘(‘ll('ll91'5 ““l1tml golf: E-Dllgdllclliill-Ofizl Mlilrylitzillolfitgy. »---—-:-——— -—~,(‘.la.ss 1, Logic, Clzllss 1. Sociology WANTED-JIRST OR slicoNnll, ‘Chase 1. Economics 1, ‘Claslg 1

Class Teacher (Protestant) fol‘ Religious Knowledge, Class 1. Eng-

Frederlcton School. Supplement: lish 3. class 1. German 1, Class 1, $60.00 for balance of year. NeisoirLiltin 3, Class 1.

. , s t , "0381 » Mum’ em’ "y i ‘ MR. A. VINCENT, West Devon. \Vanted

i-l-Jthlcs, Class 1. Philosophy 4. WARM ‘ROOM AND PLAI

_ Class 1. Modern History, Cllllss 1.

N Religious Knowledge. Chis-s 1. Lat-i ~Board wanted for winter. Apply "A.B”. C—o Guardian. 7039-1-4-31

‘in 2, (Authors). Latin 2. (COIYIDOGL;

tion.) Hale Help \Vflll1'(‘(l“

MR. R. VINCENT, West Devon. f-Soclology 1, Class 1. Greek 1. ,__________..___...____._.___I(Jlusla 1. Chemistry 1. Class 1. PORTRAH- AGENT$__ wmTE French 2. ‘Class 1. THEOLOGYJ for prices and catalogue. United Qllgllilll Bible. (‘Pflllifi-lelllill) Cltlflfl Ai"t Co. Limited. 4 Brunswick. l~ Toronto, Ont. 6863-12-23-wsm-Z0l‘

TAUCTION snifi

MR. CLAIRE WRIGHT, Central Bedeque.——l’l}ducutIonal Psychology. Class 1. Sociology 1. Class 1. Econ- illlllcs 1. CiiIFs 1. THEOLOGY, Eng-

The undersigned executors of the; litlll Bible, (Pentateuch) Class ‘i estate on.‘ the late John O'Brien, 1. llibllcal ‘Geography, Class 1. Byronels-Road, w||| s," at pdblie lit-brow‘ 1 (111).) Class 1. ll-lebrcyv

Central Guardian , PROF. ‘FLETCHEWS STUDIO

fro-opens today» Jammy 4th. ' 7048-4-1-1i

ST. ‘PETEWS "SCHOOL reopens Wednesday, Jan. 6th. 701g

AUCTION Fogyjfives slid whist tonight at Rosary Hall, (The .014 Kelly Home). sydlley Street. "ill-Ii

YOUR ‘BATTERY NEEDS carc- ful attention "Phone 860 McLalnc Service Station. 70504.3,

"W °'I"""°d all‘ l" f the all" Passages and lungs. MR. BEN. WAGNER violinist The Chirlollilvw" Vicks is a “vapor" treatment 0i the Prince Edward will open l Guardian. _ t lll salve form. For deep chest “Willi! at the right oi‘ the lllaill cil- That ls why adver- 0 colds you first apply -hot wet tow~ trance ‘if the Pflllfll-l Edward .\lon-

day. Jun. 11th. write Ml". theatre.

For terms (‘all or Wagner ccre or‘ tilt-

1.

BIRTHS u-__

PUROELL—At Ellgloivood Hosplt. fll- Chicago. Dec. 15th. 192a, to Mr. and‘ Mrs \Vni. M. Purcell, a son.

JUPSON-At Pmvnal, Dec. l5, 1925, to Mr. and Mrs. R, E. Judson- a soil.

DEATHS

—?——-- . BARRON-in Dorcliester, Mass, Juli. 3rd, 1920, Ml"s. M. A. Barron, formerly of this city.

l SHEPHERD-Died lll tlllll city,‘ Jan. 2nd, 192G, Ada Shepherd. use two years and tliree_ months.

CTREMERE- At lilllnllllllll-e, Jltll. (3rd, 192G, Albert 'l‘remore. aged S0 ;Years. Funeral on 'l‘lles(lziy at 2

ip. m.

WHITE-At the Lighthouse, Cape Bear, oil December 24th, Clarence Russell .Whlte, age 28 years. (ls- lulld pwpers please copy.)

GORDON— lll Slllmllerrlillé, Jan. 1st, 1920. Douglas Gordoll, aged 78. ‘Funeral Monday, Jun. 4th, ser- vice at the homo 1.30, at United Church 2 p. lll. lilterment at Peo- ples Cemetery uiliier Masonic nus- piccs.

SULLIVAN—At the iesi-(i-ence of hel- son. ‘Mr. John T. Sullivan, Med- ford, Maser, Mrs. Owen Sullivan

aged 77 years. Remains expected.

to arrive Tuesday evening, ‘By road from Charlottetown to the home of her son Frank lSiilllvan, Vernon. Filllarul notice ‘Inter.

CONNORS~At Pleasant Grove on

Saturday. Jan. 2nd, 1926. Mary onnors. ill liel" fifty-sixth year, (laughter of the lute Moses ollllors. l-‘illlerzll oil Monday (today) at llille o'clock ‘from the residence of her l)l"Oll18l‘-il1~li1W, Jallllcs Lnlnphicl‘ to St. Eugellefls

Church. Covelleail.

____ IN MEMORIAM

In Loving Memory of John GiIIis who died January 2nd, 1924.

Thle week brings back memories Of a loved one gone to rest

And those who think of hlm today Are those-that loved him ‘best.

Holw such lonely memories cluster Like the clouds when storms are passed Pointing up to that fair heaven Where we hope to meet at last. INSERTED .BY THE FAMILY

7036. ' i f

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of my dear husband, Alfred Hlqqlnbothaml Cambridge. ‘P. E. l., who died Jan- uary 4th, 1924,

Dearest husband

Two years went swiftly by l And we are still sad and lonely ~ From (even tide tlll early morn

Our hearts are weary and turbulent‘

and go

To cheer our home below

But your vacant chair is never filled ‘

Since you left us on that early‘ morn of January 4th, i924

. auglim. on Janggry 13th, 1h, farm, 2 lll. ll.) Class 1. Chilrch History. lifl as 1. Nc-w Tcstulnent History, 1. New Testament Thoologyq

O'BRIEN - JEAngEgvRNE ' l‘ (Illa-l 1. lloillelltics 2, Class 1. Heb" ‘ ' ' llrivs. (‘lass 1.

Exeoutors.‘

M R. HENRY MOYSE. Central; edcque.-l-lngli‘sll 1. Class 1. Latin’ (Alliilnlrll (lines 1, Latin 1.}

70-i1-1-iMoll2l.

l ll’.

tion ‘Greek. Chills 1. Mathematics; 1, ClflSH 1. Physics 1. Gill-fig 1. THE-l ‘CLOTH’. ilillhctli llisiilry 1. Class,’ i MISS PHYLLIS WINCHESTER! CWTOWIL-Englleh 1. Class 1. Fran-i

Victoria

One of the largest and belt equipped Hotels In Eastern Canada. Oontslna 120 1'00""- 44 of which have private baths. Completely renovated In the past few years. Few Hotels throughout Canada and the United ‘Otstee have Its splendid table. Courteous service to all Guests. Tele- phones In rooms.

“Rates "-00 to POI‘ Y. " ,‘_- 1 Charlottetown

Hotel» Co., Iztdl

HARRY c. anowu. Mghegqn Proprietors ‘_ ‘f; .

tific). ljltln 1. (Composition) Phy- sic-s 1, Class 1.

MR. GILBERT HOUSTON. Ch'-, Town.—l.‘lngllsh 1. Class 1. French‘ 1, Class 1 Mathematics l, Class 1., Il, Class 1. Biology 3.1

i

MR. EDWARD CHANDLERJ ..Ch'Town.-~Chenllstry l. Class 1.‘ iPhylslos 1. CI-rnls 1. ENGINEERING Surveying 2. Olase ‘1. Silrveying 3.} Class 1. Mechanics, Close 1. Mnt-

" phloal ‘Statistics, cillllll 1. Mecirlfl- libs of Machznes. Glass 1.

l MR. GORDON HUTCHESON, Ch.- .T9wn.--EnglIsh 1. Class 1. ‘ENGIN- “DHINIG. Surveying 1. Close 1. Dr's- erlptlve Geometry, Class 1. Draw 1R8 l. Class 1, Mathematics l, En- Bflfierln-g). Mathematics 2. Class I. lPlly Clam 1‘

VICTORIA nor .

ll. II. Mdfiifiahe. SL John: U. g. llnwklns, Cilterbury; J. A. Mac- Donald. Cardigan; F. R. rwaliaae. Montreal. W. E. Bearisto. Summer- Bllle; E. J. (141.1 Summerelde: Bar- .bnra Maoilonnld, Cwnitlem" G. S. Putter. Hamil-ton; Kapliieky. Montreal: A. c. lllbeacil, st. JOhD.

l CBlD.) Class l. Hebrew-Z. 0RD.)

Hebrew 8, (B.D.) Citees 2.

new» I‘I ~¥IF nor..-

llConlpositiolll. (‘lass 1. Mutriculu-i:

ch 1. Claus 1. (lcrnlun 3, (Scien-inh’ 1924' '.‘

eirlale of Construction. Class 1- Gm,

elce 2, Class 2. Drnwing 3.i

‘. mi. ARTHUR HABERLIN, Milt‘- ray RIver.- THEOLOGY, Hebrew

Che; 1. Hebrew B. (B.‘D.) Clans 1- Heb-

rews. Cine; l. Septuagint. Clue 2.

We loved you here We love‘ you still ‘i y Forget you-no we never will. l INSERTED BY HIS LOVING WIFE AND FAMILY.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of my dear Father, Alfred Rlhpinbotham. Cam- bridge, lP. ‘E. i.. who died January

IHII

There is some one who mlessa you sadly

And finds the time long elnee you Mlent l

There Is some" one who thinks of you always

And tries to be brave and content.

Friends may think you are for- gotten '

That the wound Is surely healed l

But they little know the sorrow

Llee within my heart concealed.

RTED BV HIS DAUGHTER " ‘MRS. ‘FRANK NUOZZO

‘ Montague, P. E. I.

‘INSE

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I80 KENT ST.

.l'._,'.,.l.,.-,m_-vl‘-gwy Qnfl‘ slflltzl.

Your good kiind neighbours comelm

WE ARE FULLY EQUIPPED to 100k alter vein-battery tllll winter. Pholle 860, McLalne Service Stil- tlml- 7051-4-31 ‘

ZION CHURCH-Rev. ‘Mr, Mc- Intosh of ‘Moucton occupied the pul- Dlt of Zion Church yesterday laud at bot-h the momlng and evening s“. Vll-‘P-s delivered eloquent sermons.

YORK UNITED CHURCH-At a. recent meeting 0f the congrega- tloll of this Church the question °l llgllllll! was dlswsseil and it was decided that the pres- elll- llBllts be replaced by l, Cole- luan Gasoline ‘Lamps. it is expect- ed that the new system wl‘ll be in stalled ready for use next Sunday evening.

MUCH APPRECIATED GIFT.— The Belle River section‘ of ‘the HIV"! River and Ill-title Sands con BTBEELIIOn of ‘the Unllted- Church of Canada zlcknoivledgeé with thanks ll lurge pulpit Bible presented by (Airs. lRev.) D. lIl-cDorlald. Mur ray River ‘to St. Andrew's Church. Belle R-ivcr.

DRAMA AT- KELLY'S CROSS.- The Kelly's Cross Dramatic Club 100F611 l1 signal success Wednesday evening when they presented the splendid four act western comedy ilrllina. The Arizona Cow ‘Boy. The- pllly wn-s ‘nlost favorably comment-

‘c‘l oll by the large audience ‘who

filled t-he hull at Kelly's Cross. The ilifferent members of the cast. many of wholn appeared for ‘the first time, showed exceptional dm- m-sltic ability. The play ‘was clean throughout with (an abunrlnnce’ all good comedy and dramatic situa- tion. The- lllake-up of the different

tistic. while ‘the costumes and stag» "ll: was correct. Between tile acts

spc-clzlltllels were given. To Rev. Father FoMahon. P. P., and to a1] who contributed ‘to the success of U19 Dilly hearty congratulations are being extended. The Arizona Cow Boy will go down as one of gllrfzllilllllltelll‘ dramatic successes of l l).

HOLMAN'S REPRESENTA- TIVES LEAVE ON BUYING TRIP —Mr. J, P. Crockett, manager of Holmans Ltd, Charlottetown leaves this morning for Toronto fllld other Ontario cities one ‘buying. eXllcdltloll. He will be accompan- ied by Mr. Graves oi‘ the Slimmer- sidc plant. and they will take in tile blrvfilrnltiire exhibitions coni- mencllig O11 the 11tll at Kitchener. Strutforil and Hanover. They ex- pect to be away for two weeks. Mr. Crockett as ilsual will have lll- slgllt into all that is latest in filrliltilre manufacture lilld produc- tion as ‘Messrs. Holman zirenllx- Ions to give the people" of Chur- lo

store not only worthy ot‘ them- selves biit worthy ot’ the good city of Charlottetown. The firms past season's business (lemon- striltes that they iilrcuily possess

llc.

Feast of the Clrcumsclslon was cb- by Masses a-t the same hours as on

5.30 for those who could not attend the inter services. At ull the early Masses the members cf the congregation approached the l-loly Table ill large numbers. A-t. 11 o'clock a Solemn High Mass was celebrated by Rev. ‘P. .\’lc.\ia'hon us- slsted by Rev. P. Walsh, Deacon. Rev. A. L. Sinnott, Sub-Deacon and Rev. "A. .J. McIntyre, Master of ceremonies. At all the Masses Rev. Maurice McDonald in extendq ing the season's greetings gave a short review of the year and at the 11 o'clock Mass extended thanks to the Male Choir. the ladies clloir and the boys choir for their ser- vices during the year.‘ In speaking of the work oi‘ the Societies spec- ial melitlon was made of ll"- League of the Cross, who with their excellent band were always ready and willing to assist lll every good cause. Yesterday be- g also the First Friday the Blessed Sacrament ivns exposed utter the 11 o'clock Mass. in tho evening Vespers and Benediction was given by Rev. P. McMahon.

i<+>—-—-—

rsssomits-

Mr. Albert Hood, Cornwall was ll ‘_

visitor to the city on Saturday.

Mr. Augustus Crane, Vernon. ivas n visitor to the city on Satur- (lay:

Ml‘. Joseph Creamer. Kellys Cross. has entered the City Hospit- nl for treatment.

Mr and Mrs Edward McCarvllle. Klnkors have returned home ufter spending New Year's visiting friends and relatives in Charlotte- town. - "

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Stetson, Mnrsliltield have returned from a holiday visit to Cape Traverse.

Mr. and Mrs. Roland Moikle spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. R. Phllllpson of Marshfleld.

Mr. J. R. Beck, Sydney is visit- ing in the city.

O4 J. LESTER DOUGLAS

Wholesale Produce Potatoes a SpeclaltY No. 39 Queen Street Charlottetown. .‘P. l-l. l.

Phone 938

Agent For _‘ Sharples Separators

(The famous Suction Fee )

AT ST. DUNSTAN'S CATHE-H”

served at St. Dunstanfis Cathedral .~.

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

I - " VMr. Faser Jordan, Nlulra Harlr ,0‘! has returned from a visit to bunny BIRD, .\'. s. Misses Charla: .e Mulln of Dalholisie

and Franc-ls College spent

(the Ilillldays at their home in hlarsll

field." ‘Mr. H. B. iMflCKIlInOll of New (IlRBEOW. N. 8.. spent the Christ- mas holidays visiting his sister gllrs. E. W. MbicKinnon. 108 Prince ‘ rccl.

‘Mr. B. C. Bryentou of ‘Coleman,

visitor in the city. has returned to his hcllle alter spending the holl- llliy season with friends and relat-

. ives In‘ Cllaiilottetolwn.

Among those spending the Christ mus holidays in Prr-vnal were: Messrs. Ernest Smith allll Elner Smith and Elmer Jones, students of l". \V. C., Mills Grace Mi-Pllce, who visited her brother .\l"l‘. JJDICS Mc- Phce iind sang at tile llllptist Church Christmas concert; Misses Amy, Verna. and Florence Smith. guests 0t’ their ‘parents, Ml‘. and Mrs. \V. E, Smith also Miss Mabel Cobb oi‘ .vllt. Allison.

Western Guardian

—‘CHRIST.MAS G I FT .-— The Manse at Alberton was invaded Shortly _ before Christmas ‘by a crowd of the former Presbyterians who presented Rev. (Mr. Christie lwlth a very fine tapestry covered Arm chair. and Mrs. Christie with a sct of sherbet glasses, Both reci- plellts were greatly taken by sur-

acturs and actresses was most ar-iprlse, but managed nevertheless to

‘express to their friends their lip- lpreciation of the thoughtfulness

ins-triillleiltal lnuslc and en-joyableand goodwill which had prompted

stlcll generous gifts.

—CHURCH IMPROVEMENTS.- Searletown United church has been breseilted with u. handsome gaso- ‘llne lump for the pulpit and choir. The‘ gift of ‘Hermas Myers, Messrs two other

Hoyt-s have supplied

ing system of this church. These

and add greatly to- the appearanc of the church-CORRR. .

-—THE R‘OADS.-- The roads in the‘ country are good now and if it were ilot for a few pitches one could travel as fa=L as desired. A little interest on ‘the part of the ro~.(l m-usters would be appreciated ,antl It won-id take very little time to fill in these pitches. in some ‘plac- es fin fact lll mluny places) the lilali coilriers have to break the |I'O8.(Ii$. This is lhardly "fair and is

ttetown and vicinity ll furniture (only lack of thought on the part oflnnd was in every will’ a very sIlC~ he, age_ She leaves to mom-u herllmlun 0mm was he, dam]; brings’!

{the roadlnasters.

i —-FIRE AT NEW ANNAN.— On iNew Year's Eve Mr. Ivillartl ‘~\\"aulrh, New Annon. lost hi5 dwell-

tllt- (‘OIIYIIIERCE oi the ljllyillg lllln-‘lns-llvuse and all the contents by m, mm, funmpnn,

lure’; Mr. ivallgll was lll tile woods ‘iiflfili his ‘sister who liver; with hlm {left home about 12:30 for Sum-mer-

llve illt‘ house but the barn an-(l

lather outbuildings were‘ unharmed.

Silllday. commencing with one zlt,Thc 105s is partly covered by in-l’

.rllIl‘Ill1C€.

-—THE “HORRIBLES." -—- The Horrible-s ln-Mle their (appearance ill SlIHIIIIPTSIiIB oil New Years and prcse-nlteil ii splendid show. Re- DTLSEII-tetl in the parade were‘: Sunlnlersides First Senator. "The New ‘Experimental Fox lStatlionl" Summer-side Woolen Mills, “The

ware well executed trn-d those lll charge deserve ‘every coinillerda- tion. The Horriblel; called on His Worship ‘the Mayor and Coulic ll- ors. Messrs (leorge D. (Pope, B. \V. 'l‘ilnto~n, Hon. Jamel; A. McNelll and stllcrs.

i -———-<-o>-i— PERSONALS

—Senator McArthur and family oi’ Summerside have gone up to Ot- lawn for the session.

~ -‘!\‘ll". IIklPifOTlI '\vO0ll'Sl(It‘., Tryoli. .ll;-(lvc in to town on New Year's I u‘ (ind was n guest. of his aunt. (lll-s. Minto, Min-to House. --H.

‘Mr, Theodore Mclror, Kill- ‘u. the well known dealer lll ll oes and ‘Mrs. Mc‘lvor, ilassrtl through town on New Year's cw l*liI'0lll.O>l() (lrllnil ltivel‘. where they spent the New Year holiday with their ilaiighter Mrs. Alphonsus Brown. -

—Among the visitors spending Christmas in Cascilmpec were Miss Laura Gordon. teacher at Knllts-ford Mrs. Geraldln Read and daughter Miss Frances Read. guests oi Mr. and Mrs. Sweet;; and bliss Mary Smith of Fortune Cove.

THE MARKETS

(cenedluan Press) MONTREAL. Que. Jan, 3.—Ow- Illg to ‘the fact that the ‘Winnipeg and Chicago grain exchanges ‘were- closed on Saturday. there was practically no demand from foreign buyers on the (Monti-eel market for nny kind of grain. Extreme dull- nc-ss also marked the ‘trade In the domestic market ‘but prices un- changed. Ontario and Quebec. No. 2, white oats were quoted at 52 cts.. No. 3 white at 50 1-2 c, and No. 4 white at 49 1-2 c. per imehel. The spring and win-tel- wheat flour grades was without any new tee- tura to note. Business wse quiet and prices steady. The market Mr lll-I lilies of millfeed was quiet. ‘like prlcee were well maintained. The demand for rolled oats limited but the tendency we; steady. Owing to (in improved foreign demvlnni for butter, prices were advanced 14 to 3-4 ct. per pound. The cheese trade