here Will Came a Time

Even if your ‘battery is a long-lastingExide. {bore will corne a time whcn you must have a new battery. When that time comes, don't just buy a battery— For you will find, as many others have, that the uninterrupœd service and extra long life of an Exide is not only a comfort but H, [L Large M urhe sp5."

Â, . . .. MADE IN CANADA

, BATTERIES

Make sure thst _your fsrm light. illgpiantbattcry Is on Bande, Most 01‘ [hem are.

get the battery for your car.

a_true economy. Insist on an Exide Battery.

distributor.

District Distributota:

UIIited Distributors Ltd.

.43 King Square, SI. John, N. B.

e

_ _ If you have any trouble m gettmg one. write us or our nearcst district

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‘ SHOP non; Holman's Colalog.

MEN'S CAPS ai Palans lor 09e.

GIRLS' White suk ilallmn mid- dies. 32.75—me“ Bras, .Lid.

cor sella il. overy bas guarnnteed. BLACK BATEEN ROMPERS l’or ('lllidri'n, 31.75..—Prowse Bras.

G to’ 10 years. 69e.

820.00. ali slzes.

Special 310.00 si. l’aions. '

18 years. Special 84.98.

Spl-clai 820.00 ai. l’utons.

tlie 51h or July ior an outing the picnlc ai North Rustico.

PLAIN AND RUB SUMMEË HOSE ail s‘izes. Black. whlte and lirown, 4 lior 81.00.—Prowse .BrOs.

Battallou. 'Rauk oi Sergenntand (,‘orporal for good men.

AN IGEÆREAM SOCIAL in .Iid ni ilie (‘rity "capital will vlie liold on lloclit'ord Square on Wednesday uvcnlng. June 28th.

‘SATURDAY SPECIAL SALE. ladies' vests sirop 5 for 51.00. ladirs' sommer bloomers plnk and wlrite saturday 35c.—Prbwse Brun.

ALL MEMBERS OF Si. Charles Auxililiary Sociaty taking part in

EXIDE BATTERIES or CANADA, LIMITED me Cornus mon vrocessmn wm

153 Duflerln Street, TORONTO

pieuse Inveei in tlIe Cailledral base- meni on Sunng moi'ninn; ai 0.30.

HE LONG-LIFE BATTERY FOR YOUR CAR

m wmuwm r «mm-v—vw‘üwr \

CAVENDISH CONGRE'GATION. «Service on the 18th ut rStanley R‘l il a. m. North llusllco 7.30 p. in. Subjectwi hamiells' or Divine l’ower “.‘rcacher. Rev. .l. ‘S. Bonne“.

Siiecial Courses in Frenuli,

Courses ’l‘uaclier's Diploma. Sulioul oi‘ Expression lead- iug i0 graduation. MRS. M. G, TAYLOR.

Halifax Ladies’ College

and ‘Conservatory of Music

COÎALEGE THE CONSERVATORY OF

MISS E. F,.- BLACK“’ÛOD, OF .MUSIC l’fim'r'Wl» ’ Mit. II. DEAN. lllrcclor. 501‘901 (“ourse imam; F0 , Ail grades in wll branches

to graduation. ’l‘eaclier‘s Certificats.

Training s‘enu' Liceuliate ot‘ Music i‘rom Daliiousia.

“mde t" Bnclielor ol' Music from Dulliousie.

For Calendars and lnt’orma4 lion apply to

Secretary HALIFAX, N. S.

THE KELLV‘S CROSS Dramav iic Club will presan tlIPir popu- lnr lrish piny “Kaihleen Muvour "r‘n" in Victoria liall. Weiliiesday t‘YPlllÏlg next. Juno 21m. Admission L'Eic ami 1:50. Sec printed pro. gramme l‘or cas! 01 climat-tors.

B. COMPANY 105TH BATTAL— ION—A11 B. Cnmpuny men wlll parade nt the Armourles Nortli Wlltshire on Saturdny, Juno 17m. hetween il and 9 p. m. lo recelve iequipment. Any new men nround

ican be slgned on. C. H. McArtiiur

THE S. S. CANADIAN SAPPER salis ironi Montreal. Jans 17th, will

be due ut Charlotietown. June 20m, land salis ior St. John’s, 111111.. with

- qualified experts to bo iho

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BEAVER FLOUR BTAlN brood wîih tint deliolouo homo-

mnde fluor—pies cultes Ind pour! whh tender, delicsto, ll'oky orum.

Bouvet Flour in mode lrom tho finon ol lolootod Ontario Wintor Whoot combiner! wlth enou‘h Western Hnrd thlt io [Ivo

il itrength. Beovor Flour in tho original blendod fleur

—ond blonded fiour il reco nizod by oll en ilour for

nouer-l bokin‘ purposel. Dn‘t lulu“! Il, Il! 00H b you mon.

THE l'.H.TAYL()R CO.L|M|TED CHATHAM ONlARlO

WHEN YOU CHOOSE A CIGAR

iu nra sure oi‘ a mlld. mol. low snollilng snioke. cignr tliat you oan ainoke ail day withnui lil affects. It is marie oi ilie fliiest tobacao.

rolled, ’1‘ry one today and your seai‘cli l'or n real joy smoke will hnve successiuliy ended.

146 'Richmond Street i __ Charlottetown Fîl‘e, Life, Accident, Sickness and

Plate Glass Insu'rance at Louæst rate. Agent at Summerside, ‘Lloyd Lewis

Stong Stock Co'mpanies.

lt ls s. 'V

prrfecliy rured and expertly ‘l

ililve stock on deck and . general lcsrgo under deck. Bunlaln Bell [à Co.. Agents.

S. 8. MANOA will leava Mon— «trcai for Churlottetown, June 24th inrrlvlng here Jvune 27th nnd sailing 'the same day for St. Jolin‘s. Nnd. 4 caillng al. Clinrlottetown on tliu roiui'n trip to Moutrsni. For pas- sengol‘ rates. etc., apply Cnrvell Bros.. Agents.

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5th place in lwo Inoniiis. A 'l‘lie of-

l’lclai licence registralioh à)! new l cars. (or (lie inontli (il April in llic city oi' Toronto shows Durant in Sih place and only' 10 cars hehlnd 3rd place. Durant wus 27% hîsli. er than lis noarest price compati- tor. 102% higher than tlie second

price competiior. _ ‘ ON AUTO TRIP.——.Mr. ' Vornàl [lin and Mr. Ernest MchalIi arrle rd lnst ovenlng li’rom Baliimure hnvlng nrotorerl from lhat city. leavlng Boslon Saturda‘. noon. '1hey avare rnughi in tlie trnli oi thc cyclone Willl'll (li—l sucli damage la Naw York city Sundaynfternoon. On the «Bas-ton Post ‘Road a gren‘ numiier oif cars were demolle‘hcd

zale. Mr. Brll received hls' A. B rlegree tram

Univrrslty and Mr. chQuald pans

l‘iOTHlNG T0 EGUAL

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1m 2mn? sa

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LlMM E N.

on PRAING AND anunsss

reliet.

TWO MILLION PEOPLE . ‘

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in Condor won .1“... to l'ont tholr 010| or touron , signe. lmu roolly un oyu and

ne. oln v. un woonr voluoo oyollnn prooioully.

Our nomination will un 11.. 4 your qui-lit. too. will ÿ

4 t l; V k. 1 DR. E. 0. HARRIS

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ROBIN HOOD FLOUR—Youi' grov

aovo' BLOOMER PANTB, slzes

MEN"8 ÉLUE SERGE sol‘rs. m. 53.49 at rntpns. gular 330.00 and 535.00. nli slzes. '

Anply .0

li falllnig itrece nml wlind. ’l'lis top _ oi', iiieir car was blown nllr iby tiie Mi‘. and

(—d a succosstul yenr nt 019.113101- In-ore Collage or Dental Surgery._ _.

Tue tirs! thlnx to “Saï, {Su i 1m“ au “un” Eh t0 w y a 'B Mr Arihur F. lLelPsge iormenly oi' mm“ m‘imm' ‘ [à “1:31:23 Churloiletowh. nuit now or iLeiPage Boothlng’ heallng m a Bras. & iCo., IMedlclne Hall, Alla.

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l‘r 18 NOW GENERALLY recas- nized tliat no other tess suit me lustes of Maritime Provinces peo- pie us weil us “Morse's”. These tous have body as wcll as ilavor, whlch ls thc combluatlon mat boni suit: our Maritime peuple.

SHOP train Holman's Catalog.

ELEGANT COOL Sil‘k Hose for ladies 31.25 ii'or lñus—I'rowse Bros.

MEN'B OVERALLs, regular 31.50

Special at P810115. value, special 98e ni P1110118.

BLACK GAT‘EEN O'ALLB 51.25

. MEN'S SUITS. regular 318.00 nnd Erowse Bras. Ltd. 1m ————n

soi/3' FIRST LONG PANT Salis rogular 518.00 and 320.00.

PATON'is sovs' sut‘rs regular sœcm' 1.1.98 ai Puions 33.00. :1000 and 312.00. Sizes a in I Ï g '

sovs surra, reguiar 36,50 va. lue. slzes 2 to 9 years. ‘Speclnl

WOMÈN'S 'wlilte cotton drawers

‘ Special 40a and 50c.—Prowse Lima. RÉSERVE THls DATE—Roserve Lid- - ' 10 "'"'"‘

MEN'ΠPANAMA HATS, regulai 34.00. 85.00 nnd 80.00. Spocial 31.08 ut. Pnions.

iSCHOONER "“3PEEID" ui'rlved wlih cargo of Albion Nui Coal ior

SIGNA‘LL‘ERS WANTE‘D ior 1051.11 A_ Aiyward 8; Cou Phlne 176.

THE DUNK RIVER MlLLs will lie closed alter Jnne 26111. untll fur ther notice. J. A. ‘Monnglian. Proprletor.

.RESERVE THE 28th JUNE 'i'or ilis lbit: lce-creum festival a! liingsion.

A BLOUSE SPÉCIAL AT Pfi TONS——Lsdlcs' Voile Waisis, 49a; 79c, and 980.

BUV l'(lOLD BOND“ FLOUR frnm MaoKle &. 00., Gratton Si. East and gel into the bread contest. You mny win. Try lt anyway.

MEan—‘See Mr. J F Charios' models, 20th Century cloth'ng at tho man's store clothing depart ment ioday. Moore â. McLeOd, Limiied. l

HONQR FQR l‘SLANDER—N'. W. “(111141. o‘r P. E. lslnnd. won lhe 3'10 Pi‘oi'icionl-v Prizn awarded by tho Almnni ot' Rings Coilege, Wiindsor. N. S.

MR. J. F. CHARLES, spoolai re preseniatlvc oi 20th Century Cloiih ing wlll hold a demonstratlon oi new models iin men's suite and overc°ats ai sur clothing deparl ment all dny Saturday. Moore Æ McL‘eod leli‘eid.

SPECIAL ORIDERS TAKEN— Any main wishlng 1° secure a suil or overcoat mado up to t'he topmosl standard of cloihlnq manufactured has the opportunlty of leavlng hls

.Arinstroñg 'Is

Soniervillc Mass. on tiie mornlng oi’ .lunolîiiii lnir-rmeni

ton) in

arder with Mr. J. F. Charles, l‘e- presenung.,2olh Century Cl°thln .

Saturday. Mooro à MoLeod Ltd.

ami fi 0’clnck yestcrday moraine. l’or a tire in tlic double tonenmml limise on Spran l’aria Rond, owrI F‘d by Dominiok D’yla. l’ulicr' 01'. ilcer. li starth in me lunoccuplsd portion nl' llie building and the or.

DURANT CLIMBS‘ iroi‘h 03ml 10min la unknown. Tire interinr was

rons-idci‘ably damaged. Mr. Doylo lives in ilIc adiu-ning .part.

20TH CENTURY CLOTHING la well known as the foremost I'ne al men's clothlnq in the Demi" ion. “A lino 1h fact t'o whlch ,all othors are compared. by wiilch ail

nearcsi prlce compeliior and 45,0 others are. judged. Alt men. you'w p.c. iilgher than the 3rd nesrent and old are urged to avaii them

selvesof thls' opoprtunlty of seelnç the new models shown today. Moore a. MeLocd leltcd.

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PERSONALS

lM'iss Jean MoeLeod, City, is spending her holldays wlth her cousin. Mus. 1A. -‘»Liv.ing‘slon, Churclr lll.

“'Mrs. W. E. yBell and

Do'uglas iBell, oi Came Traverse.

me. Johnältflmkjng motored io IMontngus on Thursday

. ut this week.

Mir. «S. J. Wedluck hns begnn fils construction o! a residence ad- joining lilsf‘t'ormer resildence on Uppei‘ iPrlnce ‘St, '

Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Graves. and 'l'uiI'Illy. ot‘ WOl‘Cosiel‘. Mass, was a recem vlsltor to 'Summerside, en rounte to Alpcrton wlIerc she will Epeilll a tlirée months' hollday. vlsiting friands ami relatives at lier oid lioine iliei‘e.

Among the? studean wlio ohis’ln- mi :tlia idegree oi’ B.A.. nt ihe Uni- versin ol' - ‘beria. Edmoniou, Al- berta, wns orge F. LeIPage. who is studying law. «Ho is the son ot

I

ils, ° "

-___ [her Pairloi please Copy. FlRE YEsrermAv—The firel men woi‘c callcd oui betwcen 5,

01W 'Ï

"Entlriised Over Fine Results

Declnres Il ils Wondorful How Ton. lac Overcamo Wlio‘o Trioublo Al. ter Everytmlng Elu Had Foi‘lod

“l nm glad lo sny there bas been a wondeiul lmprovsment in Inv wile's health hy tnklng Tsnlac." sald William Armstrong, 98 W-inier SL, Si. John, N. B “‘lBho aultsred terribly {rem ludi- geltion and gastrltis. Her (nnd act— od like poison on her stomach and she hnd lo bo very careful ol her diet. But even so tha gus -bloaied her np untll 8116 would almosicholw and sometlmes she would .ialriy groan wlth agony. Bile had ire- qent bilious spells and at one time wns s0 bnd cit we had to send her to the hospital. They patched h'ar up but it wasn‘t long belore sho was just us bad‘ as lever.

"She oilen remnrks now whaii a gond tliing it was ‘she tried Tanluc. She lias n good appotite. con est anythlng and ls never billons any more. We have absolute failli in Tanlnc. li cnn'i be lient."

’l‘anlac ls sold b)’ ail Sood drug- glsts.

lN MEMOÎlÎÂM

mous JAMES MacLEiAN

There po'ssed sway aL hls home in DeGross Mai-5h on 'l‘uosday May 30111 .Angus James M‘acLe‘in ut tho uge or 50 years. Mr. Mac- Lnan was in his usnal lieslth until a week bel'ore hls death .wlien lie contracter] a heavy cold wliich devaiede into pneumonla and despitn tlio best medical skill and carel‘ul nurslng doulh claimod hls vlctim. lie leaves to mouru a widow. formerly Mary McCorm- Lick oi Solli‘ls 'Line Roazl, tiiree sons Donald Ronald and Androw and one daiighter Ethel all ai home; also Liiree sisiers'. Mi‘s Mlchaol J. McCormack oi’ Launciil ing. Mrs. John Morrison 0! .lam acia Plains, Mass. and Mrs. Angns Mlor‘rison oi Noanli. Cana, and ou brailler John oi' Chicago. 111, A long al carriages iollowed lils re- mains in St. George's Cluircli where llis liunera] look place June 1511. Fatlicr Plus llthonald offic- iating. Îiiliy ha Rosi in Peaco.

————.—o.————

JOHN, G. CLOW.

:Mr. Saniuel Jolmstons Peiers Rond. receivod the sad naws Iliai hls son-in-law :Mr. John G. Ciow liad Inossed a‘way ai liis home in

iliere on

9‘.

at.....

Fridai‘ lune 16th.

Tliovlaie Mr. Clow was a native. or Murray Harbor Nortli but 11115] reslded in 'Massachusetts for tlis' pas: tiIlrty years. lie leaves lo m011l'll,liîs wll‘etnoe Dessie Johns- Somerville; one Sisterl Mira. 13ml. Rcynolds. Mnss. also une brailler Jumes on tho olil home ln Murray Hanimr

th cuaries’ 83mm” Wm be egixorih, i0 .wliom “le gympolliy ol h'blted ai the Man’s Store all day]

all ‘is exlcnded in tlIeli‘ Ibereave mon! 0! a dl'lll‘ lrusband and broi- ___<.,_._ i WILLIAM CAMPBELL l ‘. a: ‘ . ‘ I On &Lälncsday moruing May 31ei William Camapbell, ‘of Norih llustioo agod saventy-thi‘ce. pas— sml away alter nn illncss ni 'ilvel \\'l-eks.. Ho liad beau in lils woi‘k. s'illip when truite suddeniy lie was strlcken wlili an acnle attaak ol' lwart trouble. A docter wns sum- moned and everything possible 'loiie to relleve his suillerlng. For a week or two he sesmed to rally but oi‘her complications soi in .and despite medlcnl sklll and L‘arol'ul nursng on lhe mbove nam‘ cil (lat-o. his s-pirit passed to Hlm wlm ave i-t. Deceased wns .l Quiet unasdum-lng and ilndusirlous man. o klnld n‘elghbor and o. lovlng luis'imnd and (ailier. Bcsidcs a sor- rmvinz widow tliere are len to mo« urn one son Daniel nnd one daugli. [or Anmnda who l‘aithi‘ullÿ minis- tered ai her inilier's ibodsldn dur» lng lils illness nnd who nwill miss tire iamlliar iootsiep and tire-500ml ni’ a VOICe stilled In ilie las: ltng sleep et dcatli. ‘l‘he him-rai service was conducied hy lils past- or Rcv. J. S. Bonnell (00k place on 'l‘liursday June 1st from Norih Rustico clinirrh and was largely attended showlng ilie esteem. ln wlilrh‘tlie deaensed was held in the rommunliy. ’l‘he .pallbearprs wero E. C. LoPage Simon Pineau Clinslrr Woolnor. Thos. Dnyle. 1.. B. Toombs and 'Hamliton Laird inlnrment being in Cavendish qemntry. .' A l'ow more struggles here, A iew more pariings o'er. A i‘cw mer-o tells, a iew mors ipars. z zz z z z z Ami we shall weep no mors. Wv

MHS. WALLAOE DRUMMOND

“BlPssed are the demi whlch dle in tlic Lord. from henceforth. yea sayth the splrit tliat they may rest t'rom thelr labors; for their works do follow them."

At Springfleld. Lot s7. in the esrly

liours or May 17th, 1922, afier nn lil' ness oi' about flve yesrs ai heai‘l iroublo nnd -paralysis me genils spirlt ot Mrs. Wallace Druininond. formerly Adnie Biggar passed pciiceiuily away in ilie nge af fifiy- savon years. Hopes wero entertain- ed l'or lier recovery untll about two weeks belore lier deatii, when il he— came apparent that God wss soon golni: lo cnll lier home. '

Early in lite she ocrsnied and oonfesscd Christ as lier personsl savions and devotsd her lits io his service. llere‘s wus truly a kiml. sentis and lnvln‘g spirii. The way

'sho bore lier gros! affliction was o

teslimony io her i‘niili. sho evsr lrusted 'In ilie everlastiug arms. Sas will ho sorely mlssed by rein. lives, nelghbours and lrlemls but in the hmne the lnss ls mosi-keenly fait by‘ s aormving "husband and

Lexington,

Sizes 14 t0 16 1-2. R Saturday

6 Dozen Men’s Work Shirts, colliars attached in blue chambray. Friday and Saturd‘ay . . . . . . . . . . . ..85c Ea-ch'

Black or Brown Cotton Hose. Friday and Saturday

4 pairs for . . . . .

Corne and

.ii’iŸ ‘ÊËËrÏ-‘ii

“Thé 'Habe‘r,‘ ashery

More Startling Values ÎOY i Friday and Saturday .

li . ‘ l7 Men’s Oil'Coats for Friday and Satùrday t0 clear

n..... ....

25 Boys’ Spits, last year’s stock marked as high as 310.00. Friday and Saturday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5400 Each

1 35 Men’s Suits, in plain blue serge, striped blue wor- sied and mixed tweeds. Every Suit worth at least 822.50. FiidayandSaturday.......................... 315.00

l2 Men’s Fine Quality Blue Serge Suit, Wool linings, q mado by good makers, originally sold at 035.00. Friday andSaturday 522.00

15 Tweed Raincoats, all that are l_eft from this sea— son’s selling. Orig‘inally 3525. Friday and Saturday 312.00

150 Men’s Suits, latest styles, 'all new this season. FI iday and Saturd‘ay very special prices t0 clear.

Men’s Merino Underwear, Penman’s good quality. FI-iday and Saturday only . . . . . . . . . . . 89e Per Garment

Men’s Natural Cashmere Hose to clear thîs Hose sold ai: 851.00. Friday and Saturday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50e

Fine Cotton Palm Beach Hose, good quality and good wearers. Sold at 500. Friday and Saturday 4 pairsfor..........

100 Men’s Silk T

Boys Black School Hose, sizes 8 t0 10 1-2 inch. Reg- ula1'600 quality. Friday and Saturday . . . . . .

5 ‘DozenÏFine Stripe Shirts in faii- quality prints. eg'ular value at 351.25.

Save

4 Henderson & 'Cudmore

101 G rafton Street

il??? h? ‘Ï

......S3.00.

.........Sl.00

V les, t0 clear Friday and Saturday. WorthuptoäälÆôfor . . . .

Plain Blue and Blue‘ and White Stripe Overalls; f‘Good lines”, ‘heavy quaiity.

Friday and Saturday . 31.50Pair

. . . 39c Pair

Fridayand

....

31.00

Money

true oompanion and devoted moth— er's love. Thora are alsu mourn une brother. Joseph D. Big- gar, Cliarloltelown; iliree sisiers. namely. S‘pringfleld Lot 67; Mrs. Drummomi. Murdoek Kenaedy, Bradalbane. an adonted slster Rodei‘ick Nicliolson, and Calvin Blggar,

surr'uundliig communltles learned

leii tu

Mrs. Angus Mailleson. Samuel

Freetown and Mrs.

and brailler, Mrs. Rose Val-lev San Francisco.

California. ’l‘ne i’uneral look place on the 18th lnst... w‘liere services ai the

home and grave were conducled by her pastor, Rev. Geo. Ayors, Pleas- an't valley, ‘asslsted by Rev. John Sterling, Bradalbane.

lier mortai remalns wero laid gently to rest in the People's Cem- etry, Freetown, by Meser Joseph, Amos and Geo. Davison, D. N. Mac— Kay, Wm. Blgger and F. W. llickox “For her to live wss Christ and to (Summerslde papers please cOpy.) dle was gain."

W Ma PATRICK WALSH.

A 'li Wss“ wlth deap regret that the resldengts o! iSbanley Brld-ge and

ot the desth ‘of.their esleemled liar- nesminaker. Mr. lPatrlck Wnlsh. whlcnoccurred on Mayllth. Though noi in robusi ‘healtli l‘or tho nazi. iew months lie was able vto me sround mi lils work as usnai, and wss always cheerful and uncom- planning. s0 thai. drlends and nelgli- bars d-ld .not reallze- untll s iew woeks :beiore hls denih thai.‘ ho was suifering irom a fatal dlsaase, whioh so iqulckly terminated hisso lourn in ihis world ut llhe eavrly sge ol 64 years. 'His lost days wers cheered lby .thn tender nurs-

lnlg oi hls wll’e and chlldrea. Many .

wsre the ‘lrind words and counoli he gave thom durlng the inst days ut bis lite. Wlth a prayer on his llps hls spirit. Wel'll. lioth to meet liis God, irusoing thon lie would ilie une of h'is just. servants. Ille wos

sid‘lng in three daughters. Trolley. and Miss Tillle, oi’ Waken' was larger attended. ileltl. Mosan Wllil him during lus lllness: Mrs. ’I‘homas 'Boliger, «residlug athiarence lReld and Wuillltmn Duny. Sinnley Bridge;