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Some late arrivals Popular Price

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F. YCY PERUALES

36 INCHES c

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This pretty

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FLOWERED (‘REPE 27 15c INCHES \VIDE

This attractive fab-- ric at a very small price, is just the thing for chilldrenhs dress- es as well as women’s lingerie,

Easily washed; re- quires practlcal- ly no ironing . .. _

Goods

LINDALE GING- .. IIAMS 32 35c INCHES \\’IDE

These very small and pretty checks are ad- mirably adapted for women’s house dress- es and litltlle girl’s school dresses. Rose Blue, Pink, Mauve, Yellow .. . 35¢

Tangerine

REP AND BED- FORD CORDS 35c 36 INFII. WIDE

As well as for sport dresses, this fabric can be used nicely for making up “Bridge Cloths "and the like. ghite, _Rose, d Green angerine an! o Tan . SPERO FLANNEL. LETTE 31 we INCHES WIDE

We honestly think that this goodsmooiih strong flannellette is the best thing in. the world at the price. Variety of stripes, 31 inches wide 30¢

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value that cannot be

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THE OHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

. UEWHEMEWWN

—F°R LATE WEITERN NEW; ___Pg8g ﬂ I] LVBUIDI.»

—tMASQUERADE DANCE — Al. Kenaington. Strand theatre. wed" neduy‘ 5pm Tu; Prizes for ladies and gentlemen. Good floor. 000d music-gala timﬁ “W619i ‘Ever? body welcome. 8350-3.26.~2i

-.REOOVERING. _—- Miss Ella lMgdbean, of Bummersido, Mrs- Mecurville, of Kinkora. MN- Georga Cousins. oil 1:008 River» Mr. R. C. Henderson. Freeland and ext-Mayor Burke of Atlborton Pﬂlfi ients who have been under surslﬂil treatment in the Prince County Hospital during the past week it is pleasing to note are all makinB a good recovery.

—-OOUNTV COU RT.—’l‘ho ‘March Term of the county Cmlrty was held at Alherton on Wednesday lust, his Honor, Judge Stewart. presiding. The docket was a small one, the only case of interest being a prohibition case brought by 1"‘ spector Barbour which was dis- missed. The only attorney present was Mr. Geo. Matthews of 0'Leary who acted for the defendant in the prohibition case.

——MILK CONTRACTS.—TIIB con- tracts i'or hauling milk to the

—-GUARDIANB ON BALE It the

t! Guardian's Western Office in the

McNaill Buildlnl.

every day.

—6U!ARDIAN OFFICE. — The Guardian's Western Office in now located in the MoNelll Building Water 8t, Binnmernide. where Inb- scrlptions. news or advertising will be received. ‘Hie -ph0ns number is 233.

Summeinlds

—-PROFITAILE SALE-An im- mense crowd attended the Auction Sale at the estate of the late Prank Dawson, Bideford on Tuesday. Good roads and ideal day combined to bring to-gother a crowd such as is seldom seen at a sale. in con- sequence bidding was brisk and excellent priceswero obtained [or everything put up.—N.

—WESTOA‘PEUNITEDCHURCH OF CANADA.—The Board of Man- agsment of the West Cape United Church met at 2.00 pan. at tho West Point Chu_rgb. March 15. with a largo gathoringd-n» attendance. The pastor, Geo. Readman, was in the chair. After the reading of the Scriptures, prayer was offered by Elder McDonald and the minutes of the lust meeting were read and approved. The secretary, Mr. W. E. Brookss, presented the corres-

Grand River Cheese Factory have been lot and the following are the successful bidders—Bayslde Route! Senmnn Ford. 9cts ‘per cwt. Hridsﬁ Route, lEmmet Praught, 12cts. (perl cwt. Port Hill Route, Keith Mc- Donald, 9cts. lper cwt. Arlington Route. Artomas McArthur, 85cm.

per m“ Rwhmdnd Route no, let each of the appointments would}

yet-N.

~ENJOVED Vl-8iT.—'Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson left on return. to their home in !Western Canada ion Friday, accompanied by their‘ two children. Mr. Thompson spent the winter with his father ‘Mn! ‘l-lenry ‘Thompson. Cross Rivera! lwho. we regret, continues very lpoorly. Mrs. Thompson who was !fOl‘lll8l‘ly Miss Flora Maynardd ‘lspent most of her time with her‘ lparenls Mr. and Mrs. Edmund jftiuynard, Northam-AN.

l -MAY SHARE FORTUNE- . lGreat expectations are being en- - lerlaiuetl by several of the resid- 7ents of Grand River, due to the

|chargo for the coming year.

pundonce that had passed between him a-nd Dr. J. lMcCurdy who had had an invitation» to become the pastor of the field. The invitation was declined for personal reasons. Several accounts were passed upon

and requested to be remitted, andl

it was also moved and carried that

hold a pu-blic meeting for the pur- pose of appointing trustees and eld- ers. to attend also to the insuring of the properties in trust. An un- animous call was given to Geo. Rendman to become pastor of the This call was accepted, subject to the approval of Conference. The next Bonn; Meeting was dated for April 5th. at 2.00, in the Bethel church.

in the meanwhile the stewards wllllprosperom ‘armor’ Ea" Penn’ ac‘ me Bane" med hard m even m“

make an effort to have every mem- ber and adherent canvass to deter- mine the possibilities of the ﬁeld financially. The meeting closed with the Benediction; »

PERSONALS

—4Mes9rs. Vauantus and Charles

,1act that an uncle. Felix McNeil], Morrison, Bayslde, were visitors to

la bacehlor has died intestate in Los Augeles leaving property val- ‘ued at approximately three mil- lion. forty heirs and among the local residents likely to share in this fortune are lMr. iRomanus Mc- Dougall and lMrs. Artemas Mc- lNelll, and tho families of the late lAlexander and Roderick tMc- Dougail, Grand River, Mrs. William ‘Mcbougall and Mrs. Joseph Currie.

Richmond. iMessrs. Frank and James MoDougall. Port tl-lill Sta- tion, Miss Ellie lMcNel-ll. Messrs. Nell, David and James Cameron and IMiss "Annie Cameron, Wol- lington.—<N.

-FORMER ISLANDEIL- Word has been received in Grand River.

There are said to lbe about ‘I’. P"

Summerslde on ‘Monday-N.

-—~’I‘he Rev. Reginald lMcDc-ualtl. Brae, spent Monday in Grand River the guest of the Itov. John A. McDonald-ﬂit,

—-IM-lss Duohemin, Obeary‘ the

junior teacher, spent the week-end O

in Summersido visiting friends.

-—lMr. lllerman McIntyre, Bay- slde,. was in Summerside on Tues- (lay-N.

—'.\!ir. Ilerbert lEnman. of - En- more dtlvor is under treatment in the Prince County Hospital dor a serious injury to one of his eyes. While working in a saiwmlil a piece of wood ﬂew up and struck him in

the eye. ll is hoped his sight may E

of the death in Boston on Sunday. fbe saved.

March l-ith, 1926, of Mrs. J. Good- win, at the age of fifty years. Mrs. ‘Goodwin formerly iMary Agnes Mc- Intyre, was born in Iiayslde on "Thu EBlg Marsh" as it was then called and was the daughter of the lute Alexander ‘McIntyre and his second wife Christina. Glllis lMc- Intyre. rshe was adopted by her grandmother the late ‘Mrs. Roderick (illlls and remained with her till early womanhood when like so _ many others she went to the States to seek her fortune. She was ﬁrst married to ‘Mr. Michael Mulnilis and of this happy union three children, Clirlslone. Alex- ander, and Joseph wore born. Mr. lilfulnnis was nover robust and died ‘curly in life. Later she marrlod lMr. Goodwin alid he with the above luamed children mourn her loss. [She leaves also a args number of sisters and brothers among wl! ,are Augustine anrl James ‘Mc- in-tyre. I’. E. li., Dun, Aeneas Mc- lntyre, Bnthurst, N. 13.; Mandy. Alexander, Willie. Dr. Fﬁ-ank, Mag- lzic and Annie in tho Vnlted _lStale!-!. Among the pull-bearers at her funeral were the following ls- lantlero-ilr. J. B. Brown, Messrs. ‘Linus McDonald, James! J. Mcin- uyre and J. Blizzard. May she rest [in peacer-N.

slnuiu! IIPSEl lift, llEiiilTilllllN l iNiliiiE_8_l_illNlll

Chew a few Pleasant Tablets, instant Stomach Reliefi

Eastern Guardian

..'STYLISH SPRING MILLIN- ERY 110W on display at Miss Comp- ton's Georgetown. 8360-3-26-2l

..'SPRING STOCK-Good and fresh arriving daily. M. M. stew- art. Caledonia.

_...__. 0 ..*DON'T FORGET to hear Mr.

Justice -Arsenault’s lecture in the l. O. 0. F. Hull. Montague, Plaster Mlonday night. B336.

..*6CMM-E AND ENJOY Mr. Jus- tlco Arsonuulvs lecture. followed by n musical entertainment, Mon: tuguc, ‘Easter Monday night. 8386.

..°‘W!H!ERE WILL we go spasm;- Monrlay night’! Montague, to hear Mr. Justice Arsenaulfs lecture fol-

lvwvd by a muslcltl program. 8886. o

nu-zasrzau AGENT. -—Mr. J.

W. Murdock is now Guardian agent E

in Montague and will be pleased to receive news items. advertising. Job Prlﬂiins. new and renewal sub ncrlptions. g1

....*WALL PAPER to suit every home. J. W. Murdock. Montague. Ladies‘ (mats and suits, one of our specilaties. Medium prices. - J. W. Murdock, Montague, 3377

____ erated on several times. Onl .. , .. ____ f? Huron SALE-Valuable Hotel A" T” “d 5m“ m’ m‘ ' 1'25?‘ ' y l-iggts 8115i! sailﬁsh 'é'L'."3..lE‘€."§ property at ‘Montague. All modern Amerml“ CM“ 0°‘ ' ' ' ' ' ‘ " 43/‘ _ , an,‘ 1.10pm“ and ‘awed "m, as ' conveniences, bath-room and ssw- ‘\m-~cll' £1111 Fly.cC0. 99% " ‘freight agent at the steam navl- IN m“ M, Wm, “w,” ‘also a Atlantic eﬂnery o. .... .. 24‘ m‘, 8mm Compmﬂ whm In um me large stable in connection. All in Am‘ ucumouve Co‘ “'5 Dezcliﬂ‘ DIR Ostic Mr. L..C. Owen's time for tho w‘ ~“"u'. u" "n" u. xood rrumlr- One of the hm nro- ‘m’ Sm" {fa Rﬁm" C“ ' m?‘ - ~ "Heather Belle" and the "Jacques i" "“'“"'~ """""" " Dfvsitions on the market today. At)- xm 80551100 as‘ " 0f68Bl0lllt Cartier". ‘l-n those years he was Miller. lo nut h i!‘ . nly Ada ‘M. Green. 8381-3-27\M4i. 023:3}; Pacllﬁzlvco "-. ..°- - 1525 conrom- rm: rm! u-rmm- also known in snorting circles as "' t‘ """"‘""~ "‘ """"' m” '

..°W. M. s. SERVICE. -—0n Sunday evening last a special sor- vlce was held in the United Church Mvntnsue. under the auspices of the Woman's Missionary Society. Rev. Mr. sterling occupied the pul- pit. and was albiy assisted by lMrs Crozler and Mrs. Mellish. The choir rendered special music for the occasion, and although the ser- vine lasted longer than the usual Sunday evening service, the not

attention of the congregation be-

spoke the interest taken therein. in introducing llrs. Oroaier, the

first speaker, the Rev. Mr. Sterling smite very h bly of the wort dole by the W.

lf you fool full. nick or nnconi- gautzﬁmfupm" ‘iuu w b‘ “mm”

.8. and urged that Mrs. Broiler, who but

fortable after eating lmo is hnrm- “my “m, w m. cwuuyl ‘n.

isle stomach relief.

"95"" m.’ born and educated

in England.

rerun" will» ti" Iwllﬂil "4 She proved herself learned with corrects dilution the moment it “one”, “m4 "W; “mun;

ranches the stomach.

reading and from practical emeri- Thln mounted Itoinnob correct- once.

Al a young girl, fooling the

m ooctl but n few oonu at any desire to do margin“. for her

drug otoro- Keep it III!!!

Lord, ilio only

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oimrchitantinrd New Jersey

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DUKE IN PRISON CELL.

Recent Cures 0f , __ gpﬂlxm, llilnrcb ﬂL-The-Duke 0f York has lust paid a nurivflle

Island People visit to Pontonvlllo Prison ‘ and

Excellent results continue to fol- walked thygugh every part 0i U19 low the use of the Far-odor where buﬂdm‘. lie went into calls. D095‘ it is given a.‘ lair‘ show. 31:13.89 e4 by the foaifglld. davlzaﬂhtinllfxslz‘

um on o recon -1 era at wor n a wor o . - a Slugs! pgople cured of lfbeuinﬂ- ed the prison hospital. and ' r ‘- tinm. Two of nouriilz. one of luln- ed the warders on parade.‘ b bago and three of sciatica. The Dune was intensely unsure‘;

A young woman cured of infan- ed. l-le stayed in an empltay cream _ me “mum, i ten minutes, studying t tab ma);

Three indies and a 891111911“ Ml“ 9"“ M‘ bun?" m“? "hp our“, o‘ “m1: l ‘dd Atlwoha 311")? giimth? ctr-ii); IGBGMPTBB (‘Ill tile been great are!!! l ‘ . ' c u ' them bad spent a vast amount of L“ m u“ workshops gab money in search of a cure. ‘d a mm In astomshmenmm me

A man cured oi gall stones and ‘kﬂeirpany passed vhrougm He u lttizzguiaiidotadcsiigialiits Elven f0!‘ “w a prisoners mﬂomﬂm; the“

m and“ rout ‘e tatsks llln [the gakeryb 3:8 e . n e w, i. EMMA“, kitchens, t e ta or ng s op a l-‘arador Representative.

printing shop. 268 Sydney 81., Charlottetown. lPbone 586-4.

. ‘iiitiilnnl '¢-"ll9l' UWWIIII’! ‘Jl-"lillld

--.HﬂﬁK[Y.m-

Later, feeling that greater oppor- tunity to help her needy fellow beings was lobe found in tho Army. shs joined the Salvation 3”!"“a1.:r::.:"&l:.:":.':.:!.“:.: - w»! a ‘l- Y gains of i-lockey was payo at "s: ‘l‘.l.‘1.°.'.ll‘3i‘“ :l"":.l: mg“;- ° ° h 19th the c ra “Plwdld “m” i’! wmqm"! and M" Iliiiidns playedw ti; return match Grim" "wlmwd “m” °t h" “T with the Bedeque Benvens. The periodicals. gar: brealailiﬁkﬂcﬁgg: Unions winning’ by the score 4-1. cause ' y e emon —— 11h .3 r ﬁghting Wm, lost through the indifference of so "K3,. sﬂzvlgsaglng, we wan as means: we! “we, r- c» 8cm"?! W en s sent and P,‘ Noonnn ~18!‘ 6 8r E V ‘ t th d ctor r ers, to pay, an Prime Pulling °n the “mrk °‘ the 01:16 o‘; tgo otslitgrs had heavy colds. Womans Missionary Society. The HoweAqm they have no kgck com. m 6 118B I10 8 ‘ ‘ Vi t ri d bt they can nev- lied and urging greater effort in gyiepacynoaﬁ it; $9M“ “o, one o; the part of all Missionary Socle- your boys’ Rex Lea (brother o; C_ ‘ties. Those speakers deserve a Lea, your “m. defense player) great deal of credit for tiheiraasist- came mm m“. mm,“ and taught !"!::.;".'::“l".%.‘l:.";2:;.:.:l!a - Hee- ‘0 l nlzed a d coac d th f‘ t oc ~ ins a whole are to ibe congratulated 2y teamnm ,Beae€ue_ e-lqllersboys o; i"! like Qpliindilggwmgl; all?’ “ggrgf: that day have handed down to H18 a c“ FY the boys of the present day all he Willk- ‘will at h°m° "d °" ‘he taught them, and now we are safe

lillfﬁlﬂli “W1- ln saying we have one of the best _-"“_¢°’_"'* country teams in the province.

PER3°NAL5 The first period started about

' 8:50. After about 10 minutes play

--’*Ml‘- Allliliwﬂi? M°D°Mld a Dennis found the not for Victoria.

Comllﬂfllﬁd by E1188“ 5L JOIIII. score but did not succcod- 1st per- teacher, spent Saturday in Sourls. iod 1-0 for Victoria. The second period started fast and after 7 min- ..'Mr. Daniel Mclsaac, Herman- utes play iMoyse scored on a piss ville and Mr. Daniel Currie, Clear from 1P. Noonnh. 3 minutes alter Springs were welcome visitors to J. Miller scored. putting his t am Bear Rive!- enjoying the ihospital- again in the lead. Thl-s was fol-

lty of their unany friends in chat lowed by a long shot by D. inlac- locullty. ' beod ﬁom centre ice, who caught iBowneas oi! his guard and sccxed. 2nd period 3—-1.

M 1!. the third period J. lllllleri

scored again ‘in a combination run.|

_ ._--- . Final score 4-1 in favor of Victor- SUMMERSIDE la ‘

Victoria playrd better combinaq tlcm than licdoquc. Much lndivld-. 5 uni play was in evidence on tbel Bedeque team. Both teams have} had a successful Hockey season» Victoria winning every game they‘ played. and Bedcquc winning 7,_ tieing 1, and losing 4. t

Linc-up I Victoria llvtleque Goal , l W. MacLt-nd Howness’ Dt-fnnst! I Lea (lnlbock; liowatt Green, ' England‘ Forwards MacQuarie l’. Noonan Dennis ll. Noonan .l. Miller Moyse D. lMaclzeod Bagnall l 50. ii. Miller Ilcoves “Referee-J. Clark. ‘Timers-W. Lea uud ll. Leard Umpire-J. Frizzell. M1’. EFEWART __ Butter........... . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 38 BANKS l2 Bank Royal 253

Wheat—!May, 158%; July. 137%; Sept. 133%.

MURRAY HARBOR Cﬂrrl-dlvilly- 73%: July. 76%: . Sent. 78%- Eggs 0ats-!Muy, 4n; July, Butter Sept. 41%. Pork Wheat~¢May, 148%; July 146%: Potatoes gee 130%,

In Memoriam

MR. JOHN H. BURNS

Citizens oi‘ Charlottetown were greatly trbocked to hear of the ‘death of Mr. John li. Burns which _occurred very suddenly in this city on Saturday the 20th of March

illligrtly after three o'clock.

I or n number of yours punt tho

ward Mambo“ or ‘he ‘Momreanundergone treatment in the Char-

Stock Exchange: |

BIIIOIINOI IIDI ‘Illl OPTOIITIIIII

N.Y. ICen. and Hull. Riv. RM.

xo, m .... 122 Consolidated Gan Co. 91% international lPlnlr Co. B3 Mia. Kan. and Tax. By. 19B Pen-Am. Petroleum 66% Reading !Co. 82 Southern Paciﬁc Co . 08% Union Paciﬁc Ry. . . . . . 144% 0.8. Industrial Alcohol Co. . 61% Westinghouse Electric 69% United Staten Steel 118% lltW. Woolworth Co. SIX Bell Telephone 187% St. Lawrence Flour 85 Ahitlbi . . . . . . . . . . 75% 8.1L‘. Stool 1st lPfd. . 7 V, Leurantlde Pulp 811,5 Montreal Power .. 21f National Breweries 59 Steel 0o. Con. Com. .

Wmnipog Electric . British mnplre Steel lad General Pot. .. int. Petroleum ..

' few weeks old. t.

i: .

A man telephoned a Confederation Life representative the other day and said, "Bob, . . come over and sec me." When he got there, he asked Bob to write his application for $10,000. He just said, "Bob, l want you to ﬁx me up for $10,000 to commence with." »

i-ic was a man Bob knew very well, but he had never before succeeded in selling him a. dollar's worth of Insurance. What made him change? Nothing that Bob said. l: was the inﬂuence of his ﬁrst child not more than a

IF this thought strikes n responsive chord in you, the Confederation Life Associuionwould like to send you n

boulder about ‘the Peerless POIICY-‘l

the requirements of most business men.

CONFEDERATION LIFE

ASSOCIATION t

olity that. meets rite for n copy.

W. G. HOGG, Manager. Charlottetown, P. E. I

L. A. MOORE, GaneraPAgent, Summeralde. P. E. i.

Please send me your booklet about the Peerless Policy. Nn“ . Ariel-wan

. - f‘ y " . 1!. MacLEAN -

N- iw

KING SQUARE

Complete Service»- Means that we have everything In the way of phy- sical equipment an well an experience, training and

personnel to place at the disposal of thou who call upon us.

We have tried vto make our lervlce exceptionally complete, for the slightest omlulon on the part of the funeral director la a serious thing indeed.

And there la a real fairness about the financial obligation. 4

MacLean Service

DIGNIFIED EFFICIENT, COURTEQUS ‘SUPE RVPSION.

QBZ~TOSX°BZE=E§ _

recently he was again confined to loss his sorrowinl Wldm“ ‘Mary E‘ 40y. the ilospitul but had returned

" his homc seemingly licnlth.

usual and was suddenly while walking ulong Sydney St. l-le was at once removed to a nour- l!y store and Rev. Father Sinnolt uud Dr. Ledwell were immediately summoned. Roman Catholic Church oi‘ which _ he was a life long member were dww ‘administered and shortly lifter he ed by Rev. Father Slnnott, M1 passed away.

Charlottetown on April 20th. 1867 and lived for u long time at Corn- wall where he received his early

‘late .\lr. Burns had been in oor HALIFAX. March 26.—~Quotn-i l’ t!!!" Brothers, tlom! furnished by Johnston antlghealth and on “'8'” Ocmmm‘ hadlployed for years in the Stewards

education, later coming to town Iiiessrs. P.- \'. ltobln. Gigi‘? m attend eehoel under the Chrln- hllil-holl, Robt. Tomll-ns. 1- L Deceased was em- Foster. J. D. Tﬂyloi’ ""1 7- w’ .

Prowse.

, Department lotmlow“ Hospital "N," bu" Midwinter steamers ‘fNorthern Li-kht"

one of the fastest ice and roller i-kntera won many races. printing and was first mnployod with the late John Coombs. King's Printer and inter with the Murley Printing Company. ton or twelve yearn he held the position of gate keeper at lottetown aide 0i’ the Bridle and in this mpaoity was Widely known and highly "mama anloylns the esteem of the public both 0f city and country. at nil times a cheery smile and 800d word for every one and wu very popular with young and old. Many are the kind lots standing to his credit. n! politics n fnitblull and life long Conservative o larv- ed bis party lo!- mnny years.

took Dart In the 8t. Pitrickl pub ‘ode this your and wll for In _ "If! on the charitable 0nd , Benefit Committee of this ooomy. in his WIN... n... ..~ "' 14mm

bereaved loam to noun their

8070~3-13Sat3i.

toliiowol. one daughter. Rubi! "m"; Bruce Ferguson of this cit)’ 11",‘! “I adopted daughter. Kntie- W” " Major Chester G. Lawson, M- 9-- of Halifax. N. S. and the following Brand-children Marilﬂliii- 1"“, “f, Donald Ferzilwil w"! W“

Wlgvhagniuneral was hold TuosdlY mornlns from his late roliﬂﬂlifg Kant Street. to the It. C. Llllllip where a Hikh IMass W!!! ﬁiilem

improved in

nbout us stricken

On Saturday he wan

Tho last rites orthe

largely attended. interment W“? in the Rnmﬂn Catholic cements, and the services at the 5PM“ “e conducted by RHV- P- M“M"h°“',, l-‘ollowlns were the "PB" l“‘“'°"'

The late Mr. ‘Burns was born in

llilessed are the deld Vi") ‘m’ n. the Lord.

of the Government

the (notion of prior l." n. m» in» nlﬂlnlim- '°" lllnntut m- o» w- P!

in the province having

Subsequently he learned the

l-‘or the plat

Char- Hilioboro

He had

An a member of the B. l. B. be