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it Ask for the big new

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best. most economical WALL PAPER Catalfiil" Canada.

All prices based on

Double Rolls of 16 Yards USE THE_ COUPON

iWall Paper Catalogue

(PIC ooupoll. 80nd It to us. and we'll and you tllo blowfl- lll

go "Maw." designs. Prion lowest In the Dominion.

MOORE A McLEOD, LIMITED. Charlottetown, P. E. l.

Send me the new Wall Paper Catalogue.

Name . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P. O. Address . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... Province_ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

119.121 QUEEh o-ncc. ...~lARLOTTETOWN i

Th: Duke and Duchess of Atholl

....l Department oi Lducatloll.--LC.P.R. Photograph}.

MOORE é I”I°LEOD

- l_-~t l-l-‘leh. ted their siiler wedding. The duclless will attend thc third i - -n!c' ncc of the National Council 0t Erluration-tn be ht-ltl at .\lt‘.lil- ‘ ‘iv Grace will attend lll hcr capacit) lls parliamentary under

Ii.‘ I.Il-‘.\.\' Nlarch ZE-Quotalions Cuba Cane Sugar Co. Pfd.

I-Ixl-Ilzluzo. Reading Cc. Southern Pacific t. . .. .. .\~ ‘Iflll. Jlllll Santa Fc Ry. . 128-1; lfllioll Pacific "Ry. . . . . . . -. 143%fthe POT"- "I911 ", ’ .lll‘.. <1. -_ l‘... . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 3101.0 U.S,-.lltllllSi.i‘l3l Alcohol o. 50 Am. Pa‘ ' Aliilllilt’ ltl-liulry Co. . 26% ifnited States Steel l» .\lll. l. ‘lllllillllkf Cu. . . . . . .. 10314‘. Bell Telephone . . . . . .. 139 ‘ .-\nl. Smelt. and Being. C0. . 127% Ahitibi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Alll. itvsl-ll Mag. Co. . . . . 25% Canadian ‘Stéaulship Com. Pllinll lllili and Paper Co. .. 32E; Canadian Steamship Pid.

.~\llllt’tl'lll.l (‘upper Min. Co. . 16% Winnipeg Electric -—— ' Brazilian - - - - - - -- - ' Howard Smith . l

_ Lauren. Pulp I)czcng Diagnostic Montreal Power Professional Unit

National Breweries .. Spanish River . . . . . .. (‘IHIFOIIT FOB THE PATIENT BFFICIIINCY Fol: nut

General Petroleum lnt. Petroleulll . . . . . . . .

ol-roalsrnls-r Standard New Jersey . l-llll Weiisworth olllt present Standard New York . . . . . .. ll l-onlpset selection of scientific’ BANKs Instruments that enables ills _ tnllumeirillt in cover completely Bank Conlmoruc ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' " llll ol-ulsr examination, wlthou Hank Royal .

llu- [noilrnl lesvinl’ tllle chair and with anvil Individual instrument wllhln Instant reach.

All important requisite of u re- Irlsl-tlllg outfit is absolute oom- inrt fllr tlls patient.

Tllls lllss been accomplished in tile Wellsworth Ullll with Id- Jllllllllllll not. heed rest and srnl- rl-lllll. Tila ellnlr sun be reclined. rlllsell or lowered and adjusted in the porlset comfort oi an] pllilall. A “Ital-table patient ran be more quickly and sully examined. -

Aoeursey all sllelcnoy for the Dptonetrist ls accomplished with Boson; diagnostic Instruments of nllnuta prseiflou which use with- in Instant rsusl ulll swlll before tho plllellfl

This Unit is used In all sells! examinations by

H. J. MABON

on-oltnnln Immune. P. l. Island. 0I|ss (hunted Ilsa Isl-assure

Bank Montreal “leak-May, 159; Ju!y. Sept. 134%}.

Sept. S2. (lads-hilly, 40 : July. ~11

ment of scaids and burns.

volcrlnarfs too.

l llllfillrll l'._v Johnston and Ward .\its. Kansas’ and 'i‘ex. Ry. .. \|. --lll.-r.~ ol’ the Montreal Stock Kelly Springfield Tire Co. .

low,‘

\\‘llt~al-..\l.ly, i~i6 ; Jilly. ling. m0}-

zzFor Scolds or Burns-Dr.’ Thomas’ Ectlectrlc Oll is ll stand- ard remedy for the prompt trest-

N.Y. Cell. and I-llltl. Riv. RR. 1255/4

435g

240 l 17% ,ln

. . 1021/; j cloth.

You Can Day.‘

Mail courses Guaranteed. J- Plllliiil 75""-

estern Guardi

-FOR LATE WBCTERN NEWI Psse 8 is available

—MR. llolm ANDERSON. M J vincial Auditor, speaks Lhiseveulnlbmicsignaed 1'3“ Sum- w“ at Kenslllgwn on his tr broad/l" ° » ll f“, June um July rash h) a ‘The accompanlsts for the musics . l -_——-

—-GUARDlAN OFFICE. - TheiK"““°d"' Guardian's Western Office ls uowiThec-ufiilgcjfllscofiunlf: ’ senators"

where,

located in lls llcNslll

{Water 8L, Bumnlelulde_ news or advertising ;wlll be received. ‘rho phone llllm-

Claudo Simp- lce open in the; 5. Sualnlerside

son will have all off ;MBCATLIIIIP huildin 0n 0r about March the 5th.

._LOADlNG or LIVE l-loosl“ befilflkjgllgff do“, he ,,,,.,,,_.t iwstponed. As Car-terry is havlngdnenl u t I ;diii'iculty owing to ice conditions the loading of live hogs at is postponed from Tuesday

-—HONOR ROLL. l-‘Vwdeflfifi Summerside- (lr 11. Margaret boucetle a-

.\iar_l"s ade IX. lld Yvonne

3. Mary Ann Arsenault. Olive Doucette;

Li. Bertha fiorrier. Grade iV-l. Jennie Mary Al-sellault; Grade lll—l. lncz (l HD8811; fl. Helen .\icPhee and Lorraine Grade il—1. Margaret Ciow and Elirlds Gallant (equal); ,2.Wllrnifred Arsenauit: 3. Flor- l—1. Zeliliflilo ‘he

o.

3. Kathleen (‘low. .\illr_l.~

Eastern Guardian

"JEASTERN AGENT. —.\ir. J. W. Murdock is now Guardian agent in Montague and will be pleased to items, udvertlsingfi renewal

Job Printing, new

. ..’PLAY AND PIE SOCIAL. qfifhm“, mad we,“ b n“, The Kingsboro Dramatic Club pre-‘ at s P“ m" . ml y’ ' , :23. ‘lf..“..‘.i‘..‘.‘.’.“.3.“;‘.2'.'2ii;.. Schoo mum in I Kingsboro Hall on Monday fflghLllTlCl work south to a certain milli- The mg)" being nnelablut 6 chains tram the allexed‘! there was a-n exceptionally large botl-indflrl’ f" lxlletrsflllilfigl! xgllrxlfrtu “man one sep ar e y , different parts were as followsu-Jgo on the ground that this is their. boundary. That stretch of 6 chains, is not touched by either district,‘ Ellie?» MlSMThe road is part oi a lnail rc-utet and the courier ls frequently ob- liged to make a passage for hlm-‘ self through the drifts. lal sulnnlor . or any other season the same nt- ltltnde is carefully maintained. Steps are or have been taken to szboolmnm. Mrs. Allan Robertsoii? slmlghlen m" ‘ms tangle by re‘ Miss Bersheba Buck. the old maid “mm” m law"

l ,

seated their four

P. A. Sneckleby. Charles Stewart; Ma Sneckleby. Miss Elsie Fraser; Marla Jane. their dau Jennie Stewart; lkey. the son. lver‘ Stewart; James Hughson. a young‘ farmer. and friend oi William McKenzie;

face, School Trustee. Calvin Ken-l

the family,‘

Iii-ii! For Deep Chest. t

l‘ All voids. shouio be treated

Stock Quotations C,EZF‘.‘.‘L“‘SE...’Z".°?E. C“ "" " ‘ii?

the sir passages and lungs.

massage brlsklyl ____ lWll-ll vlfikfl '01‘ 5 mlnlllell- 9W9“! I - H . 1 , His Excellency the Governor tielll-rzll ‘m, my Cn. . . . . .. 1011/, ‘Yestiughqusg glee , _ . . , _. 72§§fon thickly and cover with a flannel ifmlwdebiismrg hnmiglzgilyaggraelgdull-l... by"; of vlllly lllll .-..ll..l-l.l...l it)

l ‘ I’ vicks not only penetrates mm arms were pinned to lllsmiliggi; lltfulniiribfi“zllils:?nl;iillflln l0 n..- \\ Ill‘ iltl

plrs. i Paley Macdollaid} . Mar)" 811 Brown, Mrm- Robert Bruce; M?! Crisp and her sou Tommy. l.“

Cbarlas Stewart

mlCllntoll Stewart. Each part W" well tfilldfligd. t, ‘illegal mantis _ouAltolAus on eats at thewt" l” m‘ "° ° m“ _ Guardian's llelulrll oraoo lll tlls‘*'°°‘""°“ l," {:"hm§,"'§fll'§,§, Summersldsiwll- “w” u" 7 ‘ placdonald and Mellie! 0w A 223253.213 "-"<=~="'- .. .2...

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March ' March 4th. 786745-2-2!

‘Elli.-

. : A curious situation. There are!

two school districts.

jlllar spot and no other.‘

783/ a poultice or plaster but the ln- struggling "my mmle 4 I

lfil/ggrodients, vaporized by the body 636-1. heat, are inhaled all night long.

51 95% 46

Gil/f

51% 32 ‘

M. BitlhliiNG UP FATUEI;

3314‘

233‘

140;"

cam-May. 771,5; July 80%;.‘

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healing power quickly soothes the; pain and aids a speedy recovery,’ from the injury. It is also an ex- cellent remedy for all manner ol‘ cuts. bruises and sprains. lls well‘ lls for relieving the pains arising‘ from inflammation oi vari-lull kinds. A bottle in the house and stable saves -mllny s doctor's and!

,helpless to ‘Diisht. Whenever they

Th“ double “Mo” usually checks reach him more sand ran into the

the most stubborn cold overnight.

Vlfifié 0m illluuavlhn l/sco iifauv

l

worse. His comrades looked relieve him

veal their secret and call, upon a vnelghbcrr experienced in mining assist them. He at on

Pllw" . a lid 7% Cumulative Redeemable Fire! Preferred '

' ‘ - vidaldsandmfltlellb madam-telnet": -..':.z".".."tiilt.z"..'a'f"w".'ta'mr;‘fifimln.~.-l-=-l~'=»-¢<>-~l»- "" ‘g5; opfioluasIlmtreaicrNeIYothCl-lllllli

1,

ass erlnpsrtonasydlvilhnddsasm.‘ ~

altitiedeoitflpcallareandaeulasddividulslkltbsevatofliq

The foflowing infomtation is forwarded upon request:-

THE COMPANY: lnternatiouaiPolws

oiflleDoulinlonotCanadaouucqululllltasaho ' i t‘ and ‘cu ' 'ty _ ilncgliicrgdguiiygoapmyfhswbemdewbpedovsapmod ofnotlfle than fifillflllyilfllfidel‘ favourable to plbfitable investment.

be were Misses mum n and Clara MacGrezM’.

or operating company, directly or ' '

Southern Kings I ' And Queens

if the bear dig‘ not return to lli-‘l den on Can emflfl v cause he didn't see his sharing‘ Will regret lt full svrelY- l" ‘l , . lllllll ll! hi8 lvdfl-t

First Preferred Stock . . . . . . . . . Convertible Second Preferred Smack. . Common Stock (no per value)

PROPERTIES: The Company has acquired all the securities of the Venezuela Power I United, m“ ‘ . ofthe stock of the San Salvador Electric Light Company, the Newfoundland Lightb . ' ‘ Limited, the Bolivian Power Company, Limited controlling interest in the Common Stock oi’ the supplies light and power to the oommuni and private lighting, power, approximately 450,000 people In addition to acquiring control ofthc _ to present properties or investment ln other publlc

EARNINGS: Combined eamin inclusive, wen: as foikvws:

[hgughl sound uud he Will lillfisllu"

Albany the truth of a time-honored p111

,lfl(l sl%oltlleollmllll<lillg 5% Fllltuortsnsllimdnalul’. Demerara ' l

tyinwhicbitoperatesurithoutoompetition. tramway and telephone services ln 24 communities, having a total popuintloo q Th. ship oi state will 600D g0} . flletotaiuunlherofhghtandpowercustomelsservedexceedflopoo. into dry dock [or repairs. An *1 l fc-rl will be made to scrape ‘m.’ lbnrnacies from her bottom. 818i"? will be mllell to stop the lellw- "1 llirlanrgwe h“ a coal or mo Arsenault. “mil” Warm“! m" gene“ k8 h“. Leonore .\ic.\'elll; 2 1* "lew- l’ 9°53] e’ m m‘ - _\|fl(]r9di5lEZI-\VNIl1y. Grade \'ll——1, Ola Perry. Kelly; 3. Margaret .\inrrl~l

Pmpetties mentioned above, the Company has available for addition;

utility propafla, a sum oi‘ approximately $700,000. p oi‘ the properties controlled by the Company for the ilscalyelus 1922 001925,

Grossfiaminganu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ...$l,$37,004$l, Less Operating and Maintalanoe Charges . . . . . . . . . . 837$!) Net Earnings available for Interest and . . . $ 699,514 $ 756,659 $ 790,354 $ 885,961 Deduct-Interest charges on underlying securities. . . . . . . . . . . . 2

.\ir. Nornxm -C. Stewart. lllfihl sou. Grade \'i——l. Helen Nit-Neill; Bank reports traffic conditions ill 2. Olive Phillips Blld mnl (lflllllel. m0 neighborhood w be

ma 88 llllgllt be expected. Dedllc!—DitTerenoe between

Earning accruing to ulinorlty - revenuefmmetlmuvailabieforaddltionalinvatlnentu“.. . . . . . . . 130.976 vailable for Preferred dividends and reserves . DivldendonFirstPreterledStochnuu.

. . . . . . . . . ..

Eamings whore necessary converted into dollars at current rates d‘ exchange. ‘One month in part estimated.

Throughthenormaiglowth inbluinessoftheoomponieseamdiedandtheinvesunultofaddificualfimdl available, it is estimated tllatnet earnings of the Company on the above basis for the current year will be subo- ttantially in excess oi‘ those for 1925. ‘ DIRECTORS: The Directors of the Power Company, Limited; Russell G. MacGregor Mitchell, Halifax, N.S Montreal, Director Abitibi Power k Heat b Power Company, Limited; John Director Duke-Price Power Company, Company, Limited, Director The Telegraph and Telephone Company, Limited, Saint John, NB.

GENERAL: The field of latte-American public utility operation lends itself-to unusually profitable investment.‘ Th ' ylnveaouudmanagelnentandestabiisbedearningpowenandwiflltils

new business should undoubtedly show pron lncrdaes In cy of the Intemationai Power Company, m time to time, in properties that have been satisfactorily developed rofitabie expansion is reasonably assured.

Located here and there through“ Llnkietter; 2mm“ the whole extent of the Pro~ wince are many former students oi ,.\ir. ‘L. B. Miller and therefore tile; hilly-orally election was with as much interest in nearly 1111' lthe rural districts as it was ill tilt‘ lcity oi Charlottetown. ills olelttlllll ' Mayoralty M12! thelrefore‘ : a O . L. A . _ ;more widely popular .t an l at < l; ‘C mer n. , ustln Clqw, ‘t. Raillllguny Omar cfindidate pa“ or we’,

..... 406,605 g .......... .. 200.000 ,. . . .......... ..........s'200",0as l,’

Company include: I. W. Killam (President). Montreal. President Calgary D. Bell, Montreal, Pleaidat Jamaica Public Service Cmnpany, Limited: ., Director The Royal Bank of Canada; Victor E. Mitchell, K.C., D.C.L., Paper Company, Linlited; W. C. Pit-field, Montreal. Director Ottawa Light H. Price, Quebec, President Price Brothers & Company, Limited, Limited; W. D. Ross, Toronto, President The Porto Rico Railways 800th: O. E. Smith. Halifax. N.S., President Maritime Dlrecolr The Bankof Nova Sootia, and Fred R. Taylor, KC.,D.C.L.,

where, lying one north 0t the olh-’ er and each abutting on the boull-i ‘dary of the other. A public llliill-t .way traverses those districts from. North to South. ‘Road breaking.‘ must he llOllB.0ii that road." when] ltlle roadbreakers 0t‘ the southern} ldistrict arrive at a certain p01“!

they stop and 811V ,

BankofNova

under stable conditions and whose ftuther p

Price: 98% and accrued dividend, yielding 7.11%

Each share of Preferred Stock will carry with it one share of Common Stools Royal Securities Corporation Limited

Greenshields & Company

The above statements are not guaranteed, but are based upon information which we believe to be reliable.

A tew years ago u mineral rod and a dream werorespousible for

1h.‘ ‘Mp y-pnmr _ oiZNswYork. Reglsfiarmflts loqlcolell-o-rllellolt-ooo-ls-oll-oarmltcoolpuly.

Application be made in duo course to list these shares-on the

and Toronto Stock ._ . I . . ule cironlur describing lilo llfliy ooplu o/wllul w ’

New York.

, Limited. has been incorporated and finder they‘ A Properties mentioned below, tll¢ olrqlllell ‘, _ . olsldltig ___

CAPITALIZATION we» 1-0 . ............... .. 2, , ,000.o0o , .. 150.0004... loolloollll. .

Electrlc Company, Limited. Bach of these ootnpolllq

us: lea me msv 641,068 $1,709,142 $1372, 884,409 918.788 906,945

..'........-.........

$ 017.501 ' interests and estimated

Limited. the: tllotpl-IUI

i R. A. Duly Co.

placed 1t over mm and as m; mom ill lllo linglle in 1021 and the ill-cu that is not yet forgotten. The rodilland COl-l-ld gfll. 1188f llllll 110 W88 3PM" l" ‘W'- showed a fixed and unallerable de-

termination to point to one partic- call.

,a quest tor gold at Little Sands‘

nli lll lli llllron llyllg u! Vim)‘. tlllil(‘ii, ill-pllrtlnellt of zlilflfllll“ At the second Congress

‘soon rescued‘ bu; 1! was a close (‘nllllllu presented an invitation tor the Ha w" buried m) to m8 chm third international meetlnl It! llllllllfl" Impressed and Con“ scarcely breathe Owing nlell to take place in this t-uulltry ln ‘by these encouraging signs ths'to the pressure of sand. Tho min- "m- Yb l h ldrcamer of the dream and the wlel lnB operations were at once shell-vim"t;"";'“gl‘:'“°"': ‘S’: '5'“ f; "‘l'""‘L‘ F “d” of me rod decided somemlnmdoned and never resummt so end-‘l-lltr 0:()l‘i,ll\\'li‘:fl“t))lu Jillyiiilhg tllaAiisnst mining project in_ y '

This invitation was

sllOlilCl b8 llolle about it liild as nlofcd one ambitious work would ‘be too quick for only ltwu men they agreed to let a few chosen friends in on the ground! llonr_ ill due course this was done d in the most secret manner op- ‘Dill! , f i - l.‘ "

“Pm” x2203“lggtigzpalflmgggfifigzo:crations were commenced. Things 7 » went smoothly enough for s. time, ,They sank the shaft to a reason-

For degfifllglfig: ublc depth lklr the time they were 2358.001“ you m“ apply not Wm [ow-lit ii, but they lacked sufficient {kneels over throat and chest, to open

iour fair isle. —S. i

Probably the best known International figure ill poultry husbandry ill .\ir. Ell- lvnrll Brown, F. ll. #1.. of Lolllllln, Eup- lililtl. lie is ltllowll to l-vury l-illropt-llll poultry l-lltilllllinst ililll lli lls from this |lnrt of tlll- m‘ "m, m“. "f n". 5| world ole figuring on driving tn ml lawn for the Congress". statement taken from ll letter TPPPlVUIl Jlmber for n and one mg)" when l~v the World's Poultry (‘llllflrosu Sen-- clle of the miners was at work a. the bottom the sides suddenly cav-

Il-l Prl-llidl-llt lli‘ the lllil-rnlllllllllll ARIN?- Illtillll lli illlltrllcturs lllill Investigators il. Poultry Husbandry. lllld will be PH"! lllellt of the World's in the summer of 102i! .\ir. Brown visited (‘zlnlldn iilltl alllllllll-d ill prl-ltlllillllry organisation, null ll is un- tll-ipllll-ll lllllt hl- will ,l"llllnlll'l llltslll ‘ll-xi address lls ulllrly of the Provincial (‘on- gress Committees ss 'l‘rllll Wnrili Poultry Congress promis- lo be the largest international Iillll- taken place ill (‘llllllliml tlons were lssllell some iarl., Professor J’. E. lvey. Poultry De- fllllflfllfllilrillifllll, Agricultural (‘trill-ge. Allll lly rs- llrll. Ala- Mr. R. C. Potts. Marketing Q invitations have been issued Dairy l! Poultry Products, Burl-on of Pfiflfiililifll Economics. Department of

rotary from s poultry breeder in Url-lznll l“ "gt

llluy. when hr- will lils Excellency as patrons are tho Lion»

m tenant-Governors of the Provinces. ttll-|

s ellli lllnllltors of Fhl- l».

f7lllllvlllfl erlllg which has

n, the Premiers or llvonty the Provinces, the Canadian iilgll tfllnl» 1|...“- missloner to Great Britain and the Pros- of the Canadian National llllll u Pacific Railways. v

intention of being nfiicla

1o pnll-lil-lllly llll furl-lull countries nlld nil sl-l-tlollll of the British l-Znlpire. llnll lthclu- hllvl- been sent over the slgnaturvlf. l-nf ills Excellency the Governor Geller-

ce smashed ln (‘noodle the head of a puncileon and World brought it tovthe imprisoned miner every three years. the flnt took plu-

1- “Hllllllllgton, .\ir. liarry it. Ll-vrILPN Tho general director oi the Congresslllll-lll. Nlltlllllsl Poultry (‘lllllll-Il. ‘is F. t‘. l-Iliord, Dominion Poultry llllllr ‘TING, it. I.. llnli Prnfl-sllnri". ll. ' - llllliillllilii, llllli the Secretary. Erllelltihmlm 4'", flllllff-Alolggl-r, ilm, N

lthnllllos. Experimental Furlll. Ollnlvll. |,.,,,, ,\\-¢__ _\'_ Y, City.

All unrellpollllence regarding tlll- (‘null gross llhtlllid ire ulitlrn-ssl-li to Ibl- (‘llllrk “Mnlerva rworm powder; lfl WP" “‘"°"“Y~ jplsussut medicine for worm- , "ff _ ed childr n. and they Will u“ A strong “orldll ilnlltrv (0iillWlhkwnhoul 0 Jecuom when d; ha» been named by the l nited l-illltos are mnowed‘ n Wm not "m"; National Poultry Council, under, Ihrunm" (‘Quanta chnd. u m“ l-lllllrmllllllhlp o! ilr. .\i_, A. .iuil_ illut- flaming of an “uuflous Mum try :llli;lIil\ill:|ilil]il.Il plied Hinton ‘llloparr "a cmnposltlon. They Wm Iillli ll .- ll lilii lll llll ry. lls lllztolr. n m bud l, ma and m Thl- other lllclllllerll of lilo cllllllnlttt-t‘ {hygrheaanil of 1h:ml."tle Bu“ nrc Iifllffliiflliffl J. E. ltlco, llnuitry Dc- whose vitality has become ilflfllilPlll, Agricultural College. .\'. Y.‘ r m“, \\'ln. i-‘. Kirkpatrick. Poultry ilopnrt» palrod by ‘he attacks O ulont, Agrlcuitllrelfoliege, l-ttorr-l, Plllln, lama] D93"- A. it. Lulln. Poultry Department, Agrl- “ rlllturlli College, Corvallis. Oregon, G. ' P. lfcullsr. Poultry Depllrtmrllt. Agri- cllllllrlll College, Ithaca, N. Y. Dr. B. F. | M ‘illillll. illnlltry llellnrtulellt. AIPICIIIIIHI] 312MB sitsabltgo its?!’ a? (ollrlv, ltnlslill. h. C. Professor splendld [or ‘Dimmi- “we” w- 5- ltlpplllfltiil, Poultry Department. t"! . turlcllltllrnl College. Berkeley, (‘nllf., a '1'."- Professor A. G. Philips. Poultry Depart- llll-nt. Alrrloulturul College. lmlllyctte.