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t

, . ade herself and her frlea ble. a i" drope of Shiloh 1 - have relieved her cough st . Shllob is safe sure and ... m. M your drum-t. 00c and $1.20-

ry King ntle laxative“Tea” tonic for the family

l our dru 111.10: and 60c

A Battery ' Whlch Will iveService

battery ls olle 0i‘ lie prlnelpill ‘tween. tries) of your ear-_- 1 mus-it be power-fill ill-able and above all -li:|lile. All these ml many tulilltionall a utilities will lie oullil ill tile HART iroilntet. ‘

1i‘ you have not yet urehnsetl your hat- ery you will do well I nee the HART and let 1's QU()'I‘E you prices.

“'e also repair but. ieries of every make and have n large iluniber now really for service.

See us before buy-

ing. v Phone McEwen 590

ch'Town Garage Battery and Car Repair Depl-

i

1i. Q“4“+,4¢o»+o+s++o¢0

msnnoos EYE STRAIN

We use thle adjective edvll- diy. ' Sufferers from EYBIQPIM nay have perfect vlelon and lhereiore do not IIIPQO! the rreeenoe of any eye defect-

Thg motive power ol‘ the intlre human orolfll!" ll Nerve Energy.

Normal eyae. lt le compo-on JlllilO about 20% o! lhll Nerve Energy, but when 5Y5‘ lltrain ie present. l MW" l"? pr proportion le required. l-ience detective eyes. through their consumption of an ex- beeelve amount e1 Nerve En~

- Radio I Program FRIDAY, 10. 1925 gNRiAWMB Metres). MONCTQN,

. . ii

7.30 ‘p. m. (A.S.T.)-— Bedt me Storlo- -l?ilcie All.

8 D. ml}— Dominion Dc rtmznt of Agri- culture Market itcpoiin.

o-Ju p. m.—- Musicai proaralnme by Artists lium Linmtnlmrg. N. S.—Mrs, W,

A. Wiiynucllt, planet; Mrs G. U. liaktr, soprano; Mrs. U. G. UXlit r, Lontrulto; Mr, W, A,

ithyuoclit, Baritone; Mr. R, G, Silver. Tenor. .

PROGRA M M E

l-l

'l‘hreo nunrbsrs from Opera

“Pirates oi‘ Punzance" (Sulli~ ran.) 2. Qnurielte- "Hail _Poctoy"—

Mrs. (l. (). linker. Mrs. B. G. Uxucr, ltitssrs W. A. Wily- uaclrt and it. (l. Silver

3- bvllrono Soto (u) “Pour Wand-

ering Ono," (u) “nut-ant- ’ (i)'ilalrdlol)~ Mini G. 0. llaliur ~i. ’i‘rio—- "Away, Away‘ lllJill

“Pirates of Penzancen) Mrs. ii. (i. Oxncr, Messrs Silver and W. A. Whynocht Baritone Solo (a) "Nirvana" (Adams) (b) "lnvictus" (Khun)~Mr W. A. Wllynocht 6. lflunolorte Solo (a) "Mazur- ka" (Saint. Sasns), (b) "lihutle" (ttolnhoid)—ivlrs w. A, Whynoclrt

Duct—— ‘fill the

>4

Dusk oi the

Baker and Mrs. B. G. Oxner s. 'l .nor Soio-"Molisande in the Wood" (Alina Goctz)—Mr iloy Silver

l). Qi|ititctLe-»“A Regular Queen" (irom-“Gondoilersfl by

Silver

Progrulngne by CNRA Orchestra. (YNRT (356 Metres. TORONTO, Ont. i (1.30 p. m. (E.S.’1‘.-)

Dinner Concert

Luigi Rolnanelli and his’ King Ed- ward Hotel Concert Orchestra from the Main Dining ltoom 0i iue K‘ing Edward Hotel 9.30 p. m.—

Studio Programme. The Bilton Trio—-L0uls Violin; Lionel Bllton, Simeon Joyce, Plano.

PART l

1. Trio—“Minuet" (Franz Schu- bcrU-The Bilton Trio. Pianotrote Solo- "Impromptu in F Sharp Major" (Chopin)—— ‘Simeon Joyce

Trio- “Romance (Eastern)", (Rimsky KorsakoiO-Jfhe Bil-

Gelsln, ‘Cello;

r;-

ton Trio 4. ‘Cello Solo—"Serenade” (Gou- 1 nodl-Llonel Bllton ‘ 5. 'l‘rlo—“Evening' Song" (Schu- mun)—’l‘he Biltou Trio fi, Violin Solo (a) “Polonaise Opus 12" (Wlenlawskh) (h)

“(izardas Hongrols" (Monti)-— Louis Gelsln Trio—- "Elegiie" The iBLton Trio PART

ll

Ye Ollie Tyme Village Quartette in a Programme or Eastertide liiuslc; Daisy LaRush McAdam. Soprano; Rut-h Hamilton, Con- tralto; A. C. Ghanaian. Tenor; t Arthur Brown, Baritone; Mrs.

A. C. Chapman. Accompanist. 1. llccittatlve and Quartette-"lo _it Nothing to You—Thie Ap~ peal oi! the Crucitied" (from

‘icr-cnni-ici '

Twilight" (l'arker)—Mrs G. O 4

Royal 5

8 (Massenet)—

uamirrou! school. ““ tHonour Roll for the month of March. Grade IL-d, Stella French Grade Vl1l.—1. Amy Ferguson; 2, Margaret Ferguson. Grade VHS-l, Mabel Ferguson. Grade V1. (a)-—1, Ada Ferguson

Ferguson; 3, Laura Myers, Grade V1. (b)——1, Gordon iKillett; 2. Paul MaoPherson and Gal-held Jumble, equal.

Grade V.~—-1, Lewis Myers; 2, ilarold Ferguson Grade lV.-i, wielville Nelson and

Emmott Ferguson equal; Z, James Ferguson. ’

Grade llI.—1, Violet French; 2. Mabel Myers; 3, Helen Ferguson and David Cameron; i. Donald Cameron.

Grade lJ.-——1, ira French; 2, Burt- rani ‘Cameron; 3, Elizabeth Fergu- son and Marguerite Morenidc equal i, Leith Ferguson,

Grade l, (a)—1.tCecil Ferguson; 2, Keith Myers; 3, Howard Myers. Grade l. (b)—-1. Margaret Cam- eron-; 2, Doris Myers; 3, (Ralph Myers,

Grade l_ (c)-—1, Douglas More‘ side; 2,‘ Elmer Jnman.—~Mabel MacDonald, teacher,

“The Crucifixion")-(Staincr) 2. Soprano Solo—"The Resurrec- b " IAndreww-(Daliay Le- It: Edith‘ new i. .....——"Su ‘raou Listest ‘Dhy Divine PBLfIlOH" (ii-om "unc- Crucifixion") (Stolncr)—-A. C Chapman and Arthur Brown QLIILPKBLL*E—- "God S0 Loved the World" (from “The Cruci- rixlolr") (\SYtitiiler)—Unaccoin- panled ' ’i‘cuor Solo-"Hosanna" (Grain cr)—A. C. Chapman Coutralto Solo-wile Was Des-

F

Sullivan-Mrs B. G. Oxnor e v- an M ___ “L "a", Mrs (1. C. Baker, Messrs _Why_- (“and (H d ) u n “"91"- ‘md Suva“ 7 Qunrtette- “Resurrexi‘t" 'l‘os- l0. (Jolrtralto Solo (a) “To the '_|)__vnw (lunweL-e Sun", (Curhem) (b) “T,” m“ 8. Baritone -Solo—“’i‘iie (lroso’ Brown Bear '*(Mona-Zeuces)-- (wure)___Aru,ur Brawn M“ l5~ G- on"? l). Quartette-“My Faith Lacks 11. Easter Citntnta-"The Great- Up w Thee». (schuecker)__ “at 110W" ill W- Pstrlel— with Violin Obligato Mrs (l. 0. Baker, Mrs B. G. 10 p_ m__ Uxn-er, Messrs Whyuocirt and Address.

CNRE (516.9 Metres), EDMON"

TON, Arta.

7.30 p. m. (M.T-)- ' Children's Half Hour with tire

Farmer, featuring the Jingles Kid-

tries Bedtime ‘Travel Story.

s p. m.— Studo Programme

Remote Control Broadcast from .119 “All Saiirls, Pro-Cathedral," 103m Street, Edmonton

SPECIAL lGOOD FRIDAY SERVICE

“The Darkest Hour" (Moflfel-flul Saints Pro-Cathedral Choir Special Organ iSelectlonsaChoir-

muster and Organist, Vernon Barrord _ Service to be conducted liy the

llev. Pliarce GouldinB. 390ml‘-

SATURDAY, APRIL 11, 1925 CNILO (435 Metrics), OTTAWA, Ont 7.30 p. m. (E.S.'I‘.)

P

'1‘ I Bedtime Story and Lullaby-Aunt

Agnes PART ll

p. m.— ‘

James McIntyre and his Chill-ell“ Laurier Concert Orchestra direct from Main Dining Room. Chet-em! Laurlor ilotel

1. i0vertnre-— "Peter Schmoll" (Weber) ,, 2. Entracte — "The Parting i (smith) __ 3. Grand Opera-"Ln TOBC“ (Puccini) 8.30 p..ln.—— PART Hi 1. Quartette (u) "iloney I W811i- Yer Now" (C06). (l!) “EVBW ‘ing Twilight" (Hni't011)—— 01' ‘tawa Mule Quartette

2. ‘Orllo Solo—"Medit.avtlon in C" (Squirek-Miss Helen Laug- don

(L! Tenor Solo—“Vale". (Russell) —Mr Richard Pent-land

4. Quartette (a) “Sunday Fm}; "mg" (p) “Lovely Night (tChwatel) -— Ottawa Male Ouartette »

5, Hawaiian Selections-Ml‘. Al. Nani "

o. Bass Solo_"Sh~e is For From the Land” (Lam-berq- Mr. Howard Olmsted u

7. Quartetto r (n) "l-dlllfllll!

(Brahms). t (b) "swfllllflll m“

Song" (Lockwoodi- Ottawa

Male Quantette 8. ‘Cello Solo-"Adngio" (Golterr- mann)'—-Mise Helen 1.1111811011- Tenor Soloq-“lt ls Only-a Tluy Garden" (Haydn W00d)—M\'- Allan Carr

orgy. may seriously affect the functioning of other organs of m. body, and produce :|t health. . nave voun evse ‘ "—-‘ EXAM|NED x You Want G F ll t h n l Us Supply You I ' u c m i The Ice-Cream eeaeon le olmlmmm j now open and no doubt you »._“ are making preparations to handle thntrado. in buying ___-_- »-— this product you want the ‘beet and only the beet-it . I meane satisfaction to your customers, increased bus- | lneee and bigger returns to you, ee think It over before LQt Us Have pleolng your orders,

Your Cream

The demand for our butter hee so greatly tlnoreeeed that we are new in a position to handle a much larger quan- tity oi‘ HIGH ORA-DE Cream.

i We ‘guarantee eeeurlte weights. teete and prompt re- turne.

Let us piece you on our Cream patrons llet.

FOR PARTICULARS COMMUNICATE With

‘t CENTRAL cnnananms

Charlottetown, l. I. l-

ICE-CREAM

Hawaiian Selections-Mr. Al. Nani '

Quartette (a) “Tom The Pllr er'e Son" (K811411111). (l!) "lll Absence" (B1103) -' 0'1"" Male Quartette n Buss Solo-Wiialloping Dick Sletcherr-Mr. Graham BMW" Qaartette (a) “WIIBTB My Cer- avnn l-lns Nested" (Lohr). (b) "Three Little Kittens" (Lock-

le new the recognized quality lee-Cream. 1'_he people like it and will demand it -

We can eupply you with any amount of th-le product at any timh.

OONBU LT OR WHITE

CENTRAL. CREAMERIES

Ohlrlottetown

wootn-Ottawa Male QM!‘-

' tette. PART 1V James Mclntyre and his Clinton" Laurler Dance Orchestra direct from Ballroom, Chateau -Laurier “owL 308 4 l0 ll

NIIIIOIIIIDIOIIOIIO Illlfr-JlICa Ill suntan

. ‘-N W. .1." Dl.I.nCi.nm.'i=e;'. garrln'l_lv_ciwl_ m 0 __ :1 PAUL ‘Kill’! WIIT. INF";

and Blanche Villett equal; 2. Sadie

- mlnster gave it

What is without doubt one oi‘ the ilnest displays oi‘ cured hams, bnc on, lard ctc., ever shown in this Icity, may he scen in the large ‘show window oi‘ the store formerly occupied by lllack é; Company. (lraiton Street,

The products shown which were‘ prepared and put on exhibition by J. M. Roop and 'Co.. pork [JHCKGPS are certainly a typical example oi what can be put up iiy an expert; in this line and proves beyond a doubt that island raised goods can be prepared and placed ou thc market by island workmen as effic- iently and in as good condition as products received from larger cen- tres u The display which is very effec- tively sot up consists oi’ Long Rolls iicnic Rolls, Picnic Hams, Largei and Small Hams, (Boneless Should- crs, (largo and small) Back and Side Bacon. Lard, Sausages and‘ two large Wlltshlre sides. These] have all been so arranged as to, show up to the best possible ad- vantage and tiertalnly produce an uppetlzlug twiitct on the hundreds‘ of passiorsliy who stop to look them over.

A special feature oi the display is the Willuiiirt: sides which have been specially eurel and prepared by Mr. Ropp himself, ‘Phase sides are cured in the same manner as

French Capital Iievy Bill Introduced

PARIS, April 7.-— The govern~ niienfs new flnanzrlnl b’ll "mhody- ing provisions ‘for tho proposed capital levy or forced loan was ln-l troduced in the Chamber oi De- [attics this afternoon by Finance Minister De Mouzie.

The mechanism of the system as explained by the Financt; Min- ister alter adjournment oi this morning's cabinet meeting is in- tended to afford property owners and capitalists oi‘ France a chance to come forward and contribute proportionately oi‘ their wealth in the renovation of Frtnch finances. it contains provisions obliging them to do so if they retrain from voluntary subscription. The to be understood that pressure would be restored to only in‘ llagrunt cases of “dodging" by a capitalist of his obligations,

STOCK QUOTATIONS

HALIFAX, April 9.— Quotations furnished by Johnston l‘; Ward. Members of the Montreal Stock Exchange:

At,‘ Top. Kt Santa Fe Ry. .... New York Air Brake Co. American ‘Can Co. _______ _. 1641/4

Atlantic Refinery Co. _-._.-_ 28% American Locomotive Co. __ 123% Am. ismeltlng l’: Refining Co. 95

Anaconda Copper Min. 1C0. . 38 Canadian Pacific Co. ...... _. 140% N.Y, Cen_ & Hod. River ‘RR. 114 international Paper C0. ___- 60 Kelly ‘Springfield Tire Co. _. 16% Pan-American Petroleum -- T5 Reading ‘Co. ............. -- 72% Rally Steel Spring Co. 239 Southern Pacific Co. 101%

Union Pacific Ry, ________ _- 138% U. S, industrial Alcohol Co. . 81% United ‘States |Steel ______ _. 114% Bell Telephone _ .- __-_- 136 Brampton _ _ . . _ _ _ _ _ _ . . -. 35% St. Lawrence Flour 32

Ottawa Power __.__ - 133 Brazilian Fraction ___ - 49%

Howard Smith Pid. XD $2.83

Howard Smith Com. ___. - 29 Spanish River Preferred _ ll9 Spanish River Com. ___... 106%: Steel Company oi Canada .. 84% British Empire Steel 1st Pid. 2a Abltlbi XD $1.66 i- ..___-- —- Shawinigan ___. - 133 Laurentlde Pulp - 32% Dominion Bridge 90% Montreal Power ___ 130 Winnipeg IEIFctric _ 40% National Breweries ___ 48% Consolidated Smelters ____. 64 BONDS 1934 victory ____________ _- 104.05 BANKS

Bank Commerce ---- -- 199 Bank Montreal ----------- -- 345%

Wheah-Muy. 1150; July 136; Sept_'128%.

~Corn--May, 103%; July. 107%; Sept. 108%.

Oats—Mny, 40%; Sept. 42%.

Wheat-May, 152; July. 148%; Oct, 127. 7 __

CHAPPED HANDS

r -i.*-Y1<o'i=* ' wro.'vsr'i-ri.int..

~l¢ was caaiiioivriirowircuanoms a

those dolle in the Old Country, and, as will be noticed, are intact con~ talnlng all the bones thus preserv- ing the flavor nf the meat. Another feature of the curing and smoking process used hy lloop is C0,, is the rich tan color oi the flnishcd hams and bacon, This is a very import ant part oi the work d requires the greatest skilland ~are by the workmen.

in order to carry on this work and turn out such a hlghgrade pro‘ duct, Mr. Roop has built and equipped a smoke-house in the most modern and up-todate way. There is also at the company's headquarters 0n Water Street a lull equipped curing plant capable of turning out a product unsurpas- sed anywhere.

Mr, (Roan who personally super intends the work has a- long expor~ ience in this line and before com- ing to this province was employed] in some oi’ the largest packing: companies in Boston and Chicago He is therefore a fully qualified workman nnd will no rlouht meet with every success in the. business here. .

The designing and setting up oi’ the display was dnne by Mir Ger- ald Maddlean nl’ this city who is to be highly commends-ti for his work. ll

QUEEN SQUARE SCHOOL

Queen Squart, School Honor Roll for March: Grade X—Principai's Dept. 1 Edward llornhy ~ l2 Jos. Trainor. 3 Willie-Tower. Grade X-Vice Principal's Dept. 1 Will Redd-in. 2 Gerald McGulgnn. j Carl (fallen. Grade iX-Vice Principal's Dept. 1 Arthur. Garrett. 2 -W_ill McLclian 3 Edward Bcrrlgan, Grade Vll|—Mr. McKinnoNs Dept. 1 Arthur McCloskey. 2 Reginald McDonald F. Louis McLean. Grade Vii-Mr. Morrisscy’; Dept. 1 Fru-nkxlffNelli. 2 Francis McMillan. 3 Wm. McIntyre , Grade Vl-—-Mles McDonald's Dept. 1 James O'Connor. 2 Stephen Gillls 3 James Duffy. Grade V-Mles Murnagharfs Dept. 1 iPius Callaghan 2 Ufbtlll Mlurntaghan 3 Joseph Desroches. Grade lV-Mlln Francis’ Dept. 1 Eric Robin 2 JosephFPetens. 3 Louis Monaghan. Grade Ill-Miss Jenkins’ Dept. _ 1 George Chaippall, 2 James" Hornby _ 3 Alfred Chipman Grade Ill-Miss Welsh‘; Dept. 1 Dick Hennessey - 2 Frank McLeod 3 Severinus Aioenaultt and Teddy Butler - Grade II-Mles Towan’: Dept. 1 Avie (McDonald 2 Gordon Connors Gillan. 3 Daniel Wedge Grade lI Mllg Gallant’; Dept. lGeral Doucette 2 Edward Pineau 3 Phil Gallant. Grade l-Miea Monaghairs Dept. 1 Fred Doyle 2 Reggie Tralnor _3 Jack high-tizcr GradeyI-Mlse Vcssey’a Dept. 1 Jas. MoDonaild 2 Jas. Gallant ' 3 Louis Berrlga-n ( Grade l-Mlee McAulay'e Dept. 1 Alex. MoGitlviray,

and James

- i‘ r

“d lleyil ttttticgcas Arrivedloday, Borsalino liats, Gaps, lieckwear, iiloves,,Silk Hosiery, Society mi Suits ‘anti Spring Top Boats. Everything is on Display in llur '1 ply Show Windows and Gases. ilpen Every Night ‘Until 8 p. m.

EXCELLENT 111111111111 ‘ or Blliillotllllll MEATS’

J. W.

PAGE savour."

‘ 135 at. , » i - George _ e Street

Beautiful time.» Bodies on all Closed Models

Touring - $735 Roadster - $735 Coupe - $995 Coach-hols Sedan - $1165

All [yr-icon at Factory Taxes Extra ,,

Dow Pressure Tires standard on closed nrodels, optional at slight extra cog: 9|] open cars.

Disc Wheels optional

at slight extra cos! on all modela

C-2llZl

Charlottetown

i" BASKETBALL "

Greait rinitcres-t is being Itaken in" the basketball match itoniglhit wt the League oi the (lross Gym. ‘when the Mtoncton ‘team lino ol-p against the Sonnltiors oi ‘Lis city. This is tihe thi-rd occasion for tlhese two teams to meet. and ilie Moncton

2 Grutton Mu-rray

3 Lon ls H-ughcs and (lc-or-ge’ Monaghan. l ¢o>__ ..._

osonoerown HIGH SCHOOL. Standing oi’ Georgetown lligli School for month of March. Principal's llept. Grade X.—l, Catherine McKlnnon; 2. Florence (Mlellonald; 3, Elsie Knight. lntermediate—l. llelen Gotell; 2, Madeline Johnson; 3. David Lavers, g _ Grade lX.—l, Jean McDonald; 2. Ralph lkmglaa; 3, Rhoda Eastnn. Vice Principal's Dept, Grtnle Vlll, —1. Edison McDonald; 2. Mildred McLaren; 3, Grade McDonald, ‘Grade Vll.—l, Dorothy Jenkins; 2. Helen Douglas; 3, Edwin Bell. Miss McCormackfii Dept. Grade

Jill?» 41%? ‘V1»—1, Machael Bulkc; 2. Ray .Lav-'

ers; 3, Louis Yorston, Grade V.-—l, Nettie Walker; Ella Ross; 8, Stephen Scully. Mr. lMoConnelrs Dept. Grade lV. —1, Anna McLaren; Mooney; 3. Charles Jenkins. Grade lll.-1, Autos Lavandler;

Mix Mlnerd'e with sweet oil and use as a shaving lotion. Makes your face feel line.

i

l

Douglas.

GPO,

|hare sipecd

2.'

2. Gladys‘

Grade lil. Junior——l, Eleanor‘ Lee- . lie; 2. Lillian Lievfillilli 3. 00ml?“ (Saturday night on the "Y" flloor. ~. . [This game also promises to be an Miss Taylors Dept. Grade l.-— exceiptionafiiy

ieliicwg have nvon ‘both previous gn-lnes. liirt the Svnators are gout: to play ‘the ‘game Itonlght in a whirl- wind fashion, in an endeavor to‘ come out wit-h ithe big out. 4-1. rut- scoro. The Monetou tea-m is :| real stionig one this-willie every man on the line tip is a topnutelittr, and and coinhiniliicm to

‘burn. , | With hoth rtcnms in (such UXCM-

lent shape, Wlllll a great battle _it ‘will be, and the fans will scc some sensational work.

i Then the girls nraltch will cause some excitement. as “they arc play- ing gre 1t bal-l this year. and ‘Wllfill '41"? 88 going a lively match may be expected. -

l The Senmtor-Moncton game will ‘start at 8o‘clock. and ithe girls match directly after the finish,

The following is the linclup oi’

tlho girls teams:

rKILL KARE e m KING furs A iltows Thin zephy-rs__ B. $223M?’ ............ ...... Praught of course!

Forwards K. Coyle . . . . . . . . . . .. D. McKenna

lM. McGulgan

. . . . . . . . W. Tralnor

mmm" u“! than” “Mm” 2 Gerrard Scully; 3. Fred Mo- Guards

and heals. d," h ‘ '

it protects them from bltlnl ,;|‘;: Monkeys De“ Grade n_ g"'l“l‘fll-~~'----.--l~ Iy-éflllifgljlllfg; "lmh- Seniore—-1. George HemDllill. 2. A 5mm, _ _ _ _ _ _ 'R_ Mnenmn

word puule 50 cie. t!

Moncton will meet the Bruins

. HE new Chevrolet closed models

v have new Fisher bodies more beautiful, more sturdy than ever before. They possess new features» of construc- tion such as you find only on the finest cars built.

Streamline design with cowl lights and new design, nickel finish radiator- finished in beautiful colors of Duco—- coupe, coach and sedan have low

pressure tires. You must see these

cars to fully appreciate their unusual

value.

‘(or Economical Transportation

A. Home 8c’ Co.

Dealers » Prince Edward Island p

BRAYLEYQ LOOK FOR THE NAME

l HERBINE BITTERS

For (ll-iterations the Standard Iiioud Purifier

SYRUP OF WHITE PINE AND TAR

For (Youglis llilll Throat iltlliizlinns.

Brayiey’: Extracts--Lemon, Vanilla, Ginger, Etc.

arc in use. in nil homes where Qilllllly la (lCllll\lltlli(l_

ASK Y()l'il illCALlClt FOR BRAYLEWS THE BRAYLEY DRUG COMPANY, Limited. -

St. John,

HAMILTON’S Thin Zephyr Biscuits The Time—4.00 p. m.

The Place —— Mrs. Browns The Biscuits-—Ham-