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CAN BE SUOCISSIULLY IAISIII IN ANY BAcKyABD ‘i have several pairs of first class Fitch which l

pleated in Eurvlla for sale. Full information i-“dln! given to each buyer. -

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- hit I . Re- g;=>;,';,_“g,,;§,,,° 13o Grade x (b)—l, Eileen O'Neill; s, m. Avcmm 4082-4-9-81. Adele Coyle: 8, Eileen Hughes.

acorge Street.

Teachers Wanted

j Greenfield Ave.

For Sale

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giison, Suffolk. s._‘_._____

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Illn- R. W. Beck. Montague.

' ed Seed Potatoes Alillly M. P. Donovan, Morell.

, BOARD ma . etc. Guardian Office.

SALE-MIME STANDARD Registered Mares. Young, d ready to race, work or . Willard Kelly, Charlotte-

-____________ PIANO-CASED- ORGANS, nion and Doherty. Ono used lno. perfect condition. Immed- W.

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'~ delivery. Suitable terms. it. Dennis. Charlottetown.

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m. ALFRED nepotism, riso- s“§l§3?§:ifi§.".“.fii;

' . SHIPMENT FERTILI- QTQQIiEsC-s arrived. 032.00 each.

W. R. Dennis, 4055-4-10-31.

B51‘ CLASS PAINTING AND gpel‘ hanging. furniture repaired, refinished and upholstered, mirrors ngilvered in our own workshop- 5- g mwicy, 9 Dordhastor St. Phone ' 4559-44-01

BOSTON BULL TER-

ST 0N GOOD FRIDAY, AT 0R neu- Post Offlce, gentleman's (right) kid grove: color. $11k Garey’;

' d, Pl ase leave a rea "‘°°1 “n” e 4577-4-7-tf

ANTED - TEACHER FOR SIN- iiott Road School. Apply immed- iately. Frank O'Brien. 4576-4-7-51.

§emale Help Wanted

l ran IMMEDIATELY car- able‘ maid. Apply Mrs. E. A. Foster, 4599-4-8-31.

on sass-ow Parana. ii cams bundle. Guardian Omca. v 2-44.!

if saw, ‘I0 tirrpaoaltu AND signs on band at Guardian

., SALE - SPAULDING ROSE Seed Potatoes. Seconds. W. B. Fer- ' 4629-4-9-8L

_ I McLAUGlILIN-BUIOK FIVE passenger sedan, well tired and in good shape. Box B, Amherst, N. S. l". S. 4-8-41.

SALE — ONE DRIVING Wlffln in 300d condition at a bar-

4014-44-81.

I SALE-GREEN MOUNTAIN (seconds)

4588-4-84!-

_____.-.__.__.___.. SHEETS FOR SALE. teach, suitable for linkig hen

3021 -tf

4645-4-10-31. 4619-4-9-31.

I sans-so ACRES LAND AT wail. in high state of cultiva- Water systom in house, 8 ranch. six miles to Char- " Wn in summer, 4% in win- 4030-4-9-21. I sacs-rims‘. notfia, 7 YEARS aranteed broken, single and wright 1050 lbs. One heavy wagon, one sct express har-

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gm" AT ONCE-A GANDER lllly- J. Elmer Walker, Harring- E 688-4-9-21.

BY THE DAY, washing. Apply

4642 NEWLY

s. Phone R. Raymond, 463l-4-9-daily i week.

House for Sale

96 SYDNEY STREET. SUITABLE

Male Help Wanted

WANTED — CAPABLE MAN T0 take charge of motor boat and gear. Also man to take charge of

boat and gear on shores. Apply Frederick W. Watts, York. 4015-4-9-21.

aocnsoan sovaaa scriooi. Grade X- (al-l, Catherine Mc- Guigan: 2, Elizabeth Duffy; 8, Mar- garet Butler.

Grade IX-—l, Ruth Tooinbs; 2, Gladys Heade; 3, Florence McTagus. Grade VIII-i, Margaret Buote; 2, Margaret Molyneaux; 3, Grace Campbell. Grade VII—1, Sadie McDonald; 2, Mary Doyle; 3, Dorothea ‘IcKenna. Gradevl-l, Mary A. Haughcy; 2, Leola Weatherbie; 8, Mary McGui- gan. Grade VI-1, Doris Hughes; 2, Hil- da Blanchard; 3, Vernita u/lcKenzie. Grade V-1, Alice Mumsghan; 2, Levina McNeill; 3, Helen Hughes. Grade V-l, Pauline Whelsn; 2, Marie Richard; 3, Pauline Peters.

Grade IV-l, Dorothy Weatherbls; 2, Catherine Feavyour; 3, Jean Prunty.

Grade IV-i, Freda Gallant; Mary Gallant; 3, Emma Peters. Grade III-l, Helen Cullen; 2, Ida Peters; 3, Evelyn Gallant.

Grade III-l, Florence Buote; 2. Hazel Martin; 8, Eleanor Gaudet. Grade" n_1, Joan Strain and Sel- ma ‘Tillie; 2, Teresa Gallant; 3, Mary McGarry and Vernita McDonald. Grade II—l, Dorothy McMillan; 2, Helen Doucette: 3, Edna Shaw.

' Grads I-1, Ursula Malone and Elizabeth Murnaghan; 2, Doris Pet- ers; 8, Beatrice McGiliivray.

Grade I-l, Frances Kelly; 2, Thel- ma Henncssey and Mary l-l y; 3, Phyllis Rossiter.

GASPEREAUX SCHOOL

In: honor roll for Gl-spereaux School for the month of February:- Grado 13-1, Everett King; 2, Hei- en O'Connor.

Grade VIII-l, Rita. Hayter; 2, Winnie Hayter; 8, Gladys Reynolds. Grade VI—1, George MoKeeman. Grade V-1, Frances Stools; 2, Cephas Davey; 8, Joseph McKenzie. Grade IV-i, Nellie Morcler; 2, Jean Steele; 3, Vernon Steele.

Grade 1!I—i. Philip Mercier; 2, Jennie McKenzie.

Grade II-i, Rona Haytsr; 2, Frank Steele.

Grade I (Sm-i, Everett Dixon. Grade I (Jr.)—l, Reigh Llewellyn; 2, Mary Jackson; 8, Francis McKen- zie.

Teacher-Florence M. Fraser.

MOSCOW, April 9.—\l'blirtcen mil- lion children were receiving public school education in i980 and at lcsint 2,000,000 more will be enrolled in 193i. These figures were provided by Prof. Andi-aw Vishinlb. nee-d r1 the State Scientific Council here. About 7,000,000 children avero in schools before the revolution.

‘Sealed Tenders

Sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned till Saturday, April 18th. for hauling milk to the Kin- ka-a factory and delivering whey to Patrons on routes as specified below. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

Newton route beginning at Mrs. Goo. Kelly's via P. ‘P. Duffy's corner both sides of road and ending at John R. McCain's.

Colicgeland routs includes all the patrons on that mad, to Emmett Hughes‘ gm and both sidss of the KlnkcrsRoadosfarwastasJohn Shresnsnb.

Maple Plains routs includes all patrons on that road and on both aides of the Killian mad from above road to the factory.

Middldton route begin! at John MoGsi-vilrs via Middleton corner and the Kiulora road from than to the

for boarders. Terms. McLean S: Moonlight cffscu, 543115510" 35 McKinnon. 4051-4-10-81. cents 4682440 1212*- i

Central Guardian

LADIES SILK RAYON BLOOM- ERS. Special price 390-390. Prowse Bros, Ltd. 4589-4-8-31.

TRYON BAPTIST PASTORATE,‘ Services Sunday, April 12th: Albany, 11 il- m-i Tryon, 8 p. m.; Westmore-l land. '1 p. m. Myron o. Brintonfl Minister. '

CHURCH OI‘ SCOTLAND-Roy. Ewen MacDougall will preach Bab- ‘beth. 12th at Birch Hill at 10.30 a. m. and 7 p. m.

SPECIAL MEETING 0F B. I. S. tonight at 8 o'clock. Important bus- iness all members please attend

4658-4-10-11

BAPTIST SERVICES-There will be services 1n the Murray -R.iver Baptist church, Sunday, April 12th at '1 p. m. conducted by Iouis Hairls.

SKATE AT FORUM TONIGHT-

YORK PASORAL CHARGE-Ser- vices on Sunday as follows: Marsh- field-Dunstaflnage Central Church 11 a. m. York Church Schoo‘ at 2 p. m- service at ‘3 p. m. Brarkley Church School at 2 p. m. Service at 7.30 p. in.

_________ -____________ BIRTHS _____._________ BOWMAN-At North Wiltshlre, on Wednesday. April 8, 1931, to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bowman, nee Ethel Agnew, a son..

TREMEIIE-At Hampshire, on Sun- day. April 5, i931, tu Mr. and Mrs. Hibbert H. Tremere, a son.

ACORN-At Trenton. N. s, on Mar. 1a, i831, to Mr. and Mrs. Archie Acorn, a daughter-Edna Adeline.

BILLARD-At Nassau Hospital. Minerla, Long Island, New York, to lvlr. and Mrs. Wallace Billard, a daughter, Roma Zuleime. ____________. ' MABRIAGES

______i_______________ ENMAN-McLELLAN-On the 1st of April, at st. James Manse, Char- lottetown by the Rov. Moorehead Legate, B. D., Alexander Martin En- mari of Grandview to Mary Margar- et McLelian of De Grcs Marsh. .___________ DEATHS .__________ NEEDI-IAM-In Cambridge, Mass,

‘Zia-unsui- GUI.‘ YOUR. FISH AT

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Corner Kent and Ilillsboro

Phone 1210 Halibut 30c per lb. Salmon .. ..... 25c perih- Mackerel 2 for 25c

Fresh Fillets 20c per lb. Smoked Fillets“ 19c per lb.

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MILTON, Sunday, April 12th, ser- vlcs at St. Mark's, Rustico, at 10.30 a. m.; St. John's, Milton, at 3 p. m. Preacher, Rev. George Westbrook, L. TH.

PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES in the Wood Islands Congregation for Aprll 12th will be as usual: Wood Ia- iands st 11 a. m.; Wood island East at 2.80 p. m. Christian Endeavor at 7 p. m. D. A. Yeo, Student Pastor.

ANGLICAN SERVICES in the Parish of New Iondon on April 12th will be as follows: Burlington, 10.80 a. m.; French River, 2.30 p. m., with Holy Communion; Kensington, ‘l p. m., Sunday School, 2 p. m. G. T. Spriggs, Rector.

FOX ITEM-Mr. Wesley Wood, of Hazelbrook, P.E.I., reports having two litters of fox pups born in the same den, on or about the same time, both of which appear to be doing ex- tra well. There are ten pups in the two litters, he thinks five in each, but may have tolconsult the mo- thers when making the division later on.

CHECKING UNLICENSED CARS —’I‘he Provincial Police are check- ing up on all cars operating .r. the city with last year's license plates. Already a large number of car own- ers have acquired their new licenses. Those who have not, after thr first warning, will be prosecuted. 1t is the intention of the police to have

before the country roads are onrn to motor traffic.

First Congregational Church Manse, Saint ‘Albans, Vermont, on Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock, (April 4th),

side, Prince Edward Island, and Irv- ing Willlain Hayward, of Roirbury, Mass, were united in marriage by the Rev. Duncan Livingstone, Minis- ter of the First Congregational Church of Saint Albans. The bride

on April 3, Valentine, husband of Annie (MacEwenl Needham.

SANDERS-At Murray River, Mar. 30, 1931, Barbara, widow of James Sanders, aged 84 years.

IN, MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our dear Mother, Mrs. John T. Dawson, who fell asleep in Jesus, Aprll 10th, 1925.

Some day, some time, our eyes shall see .

The faces kept In memory. Some day their hands shall our hand

Just over in the morning land. Inserted’ by the Family.

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in mciuumiim

In loving memory of our dear Wife and Mother, Mrs. W. F. Morrison, Fredericton, P. E. I., died October 28, 1930.

A precious one from us has gone A vofco we loved is still

Charlottetown, is quite ill. She is living in Worcester, Mass.

Hooper, Milton, were in the City yes- terday on business. -

and Mr. Robert Goodwin, of Ken- sington. are visiting the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cahill. '

was attended by her sister, Miss Eth- el C. Jardine, of Burlington, and the groom was supported by James Jar- dlne, student of the University of Vermont. Present among the guests were Mrs. William B. Hayward, of Boston, the groom's mother. and James C. Jardine, Newcastle," N. B.. father of the bride. After a. honey- moon trip to southern and eastern points, Mr. and Mrs. Hayward will reside at 41 Hungerford St, Burling-

all cars owned in the City, linrtnsed.

IIAYWARD-JARDINE - At the

Miss Marion A. Jardine, of Burling-I ton, Vermont, formerly of Summer-'

YI'I‘I‘."I‘()WN GUARDIAN Y's MEN'S RUMMAGE BALE. I I Monday night, 1 o'clock, Y. m. o. A. B8 Tried ON 4605-4-10-31 '9 ——— Separa el 1 BROKEN LINES of Ladies Cor- t yon WC FUT [B33 sets, Gossard and D. 6r A. Corsets, iciearing at i/s price. Prowse Bros, Mllrdfil‘ 25c 50c Stu 35c Ltd. 4589-4-8-31. BABY'S ASPIRIN llcst Grade ——— (CP-"fldiln Pm!) . ,_ 0W" _ ranurrs WHISKS oom- roacm- Z1011 c. o. l. r. MONTREAL, Que. Aprll 9—-It was j ‘Am-mt’ . Play and Concert, Tuesday, Aprll 14, decided today that ‘William Wilkln- l , 3 5 l 2 3 1931. Admission, 35 cents. 4661-4-10 son. 2i. and Jack Edgett, 20, both 1 c I c LADIES sM-FKS 1 1 d charged with the murder of Marcel c. V9911" 118- Dllprmflyear id t ‘tr - ‘ ured' Chintz. Special price also. c,’ cum“; a h:,du;es:,1:“;e 5,2,, 4°” 81:35. $1.25 nor Prowse Bron. Ltd. 4589-4-8-31. swam“ ,0, the mm ' CASTORIA m "" Blgfifgs y They appeared today for prelimin- Glllrflnteed SKA"; 5T FORUM TQNIGHT- ary hearing on the capital charge, 2 Moonlight effects. Admission 25 both having already pleaded guilty cent‘- ‘ 4552449 to other hold-up charges for which ‘ PRESBYTERITN SERVICES Ap- they received jail sentences totalling 50c B“ 50o m” of ‘L00 she f“ 1 m - 14 years each and 20 strokes of the _ Luanda. Mew GIHQQQQ m. 2. Ow g to road conditions lash DODDS or mo‘ Shawn: Auloggy-op

there will be no service at Hlghfield. That wukmsolm under the name C“, PILLS 35 u Blades service at Marshal?“ at 3 °'°1°°k' 01' William-i. has been granted len- I 1 flfeamLai-ecnder:

Dr‘ M" E' Gm"- P"1'°Y' lency because of his youth whenhe Talcum

CL! was convicted of an auto theft c 5°“ “'50s ‘DE RlvEmon summit» APT“ charge last winter. was found out 1m‘- Wvl“ 1" ‘he Prssbyififlflfl today. Judge Enrlght let him off 15,, $1.25 $1.25 s2 Oz. Bottle‘ ChliIt-‘h. Clyde River, will be at 8 with a promise to mend his ways. KRUSCHEN ‘RONIZED 13111113091; GENUINE P- m- slmdll’ 5°h°°1 3 P- m- and to report to the court a month ' SALTS ' BLOOD RUSISIfAN ‘___ later. He failed to rcpvrt to- the YEAST BITTEKS 0

“NEW LONDON-O" smdly- AP‘ court, though Clarence Howarth. his

g0 1m“ R"- MI- 05mm? 9311195911" companion on the occasion, reported _ c l: ,

“I N B" Wm wndu" ""11"? 1" twice. A bench warrant was out for

the New London congregation as follows: Long River, 11 a. m.; Clif- ton. 2.30 p. m.; Granville, 7 p. m.

LADIES’ HOUSE DRESSES guar- anteed fast colours, short sleeves. Price $1.00. Prowse Bros, Ltd.

' 4589-4-8-31.

PARTIES DESIBING FERTILIZ-

ton.

PERSONALS

Master Arthur Csntwell spent his Easter holidays in Souris, P. E. I.

Miss Sadie Cottrell, formerly of

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Mr. Gerald Hooper and Mr. Frcd_

Mr. Allan Murphy, of Clermont

in Southport,

Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Martin

A place is vacant in our home Which never can be fliled. God in his wisdom has recalled The boom his love had given

and little daughter Shirley, of Bos- ton, are planning to spend a few days in New York City, over the 19th

ER by steamer at Victoria, should the death by a Jury under “m”? m; place their orders at once, as ateam- Corner Pierre rmrbert- M- Du W1“ I u er will load around the 20th of A m, 119m Wllklllwll- 21 Years oi aso- or —-—- ~ - diseharglnfl last week of April, sites 1136 Chenneirillg street. and his W" I“ “ 51mm °“““°““° “m” °' Second Section Mo“ “m” which she will take all GIGS?! Moun- Pavlov. Jack Edaett. 20 years or use. ‘"1" “m” m’ ‘he °““‘“P‘°“““p A,“ 104...... V, C N R taln tablestock offering. r. a. i. Po- 011256 Bt-Georsofllrcolwsre charred “f 5m“ Slaw“ 3‘ 6°" ‘he D°S°W A §1‘10_Nflv5 o, fig... ' V tato Growers‘ Association, Inc. with murder. Wilkinson, pale and Eight team ‘vm ‘mm the Impenals T: m 17_C y}; v, ‘you’. iwgghgqipgysscmmg ygpy dun, was trembling the coveted prize of being bariqueted, sidden dam‘ are b‘ while standing in the prisoner's dock by me 105mg mam" mmwmg a” layed so that the pmywggs W111 be rassan AWAY-Friends of M1". while Edgett was bright. Neither hS-d ‘he Wimp“ °‘ m“ teams‘ Snow, a, m, end o; m. mom, Edward Higgins, Bayfieid Street, will anything to say and their case was Desm" Einms Imperial‘ 1 , regret to learn of his death which set for preliminary hearing on Aprll o‘ Lefurgey A‘ member 3555511351,], TONIGHT ovum-red suddenly Wednesday night. 9. The accused were in the court- H' McLean S‘ Johnson - ' i Mr. i-l-‘ggins was '16 years room only a little over a minute. s‘ R°bs°" B‘ Mm“ A, 513m o-ciock p. w, c. girls play of age, and was well kiioivn iii the‘ The inquest, which was held earl- ‘R small W’ smith the Abbie sisters in what promise! - ‘“"'—‘“‘1 Wm be held 5M‘ 191‘ in the day. revealed some very U‘ MGM" E mam} to be a real fight from start to !ln- u.-.;;y morning .at 9 o'clock from gufpflging and interesting phases con standing of church Hague w ish P. w, c, and (he Abbies h“, the Church of the Most Holy Rc- Gaming the murder of Lmrcel Dupm slate: an}! won a gum m the second we. define‘ w me 3mm" 9311191111 The dead manta ante-mortem stute- Team won m“ tion and a win tonight means a. lot vccmetery" merit as well as Edgetfs confession gélpgifius ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' g i to either team. At nine o'clock the _ ' ___ to the police, were read to the ur ' ' _ , " Y. Ti ers takc on the C. N. R. in , YS “ENS Cum-l‘, regular bush by Sergeant Detective Poirier. hi: Chnsuan 3 4 the flit game oi’ the section of the ' “e” mew“! °'~ the Y‘ Men“ Cm” former shows that Dupre on his ‘s.’ Pew“ 5 2 league. The only defeat suffered by w“ held last’ evening m the 1M‘ c‘ deathbed identified his slayer while ‘Z193. 5 1 the Y. tzam in league games this A. Parlours, following the weekly ' Trinity 5 2 . dinner. The vice-president, Mr. '1'. ‘the confession reveals u‘? “Mm and St. James i . 6 . year_wa5 f" £18 Pénds t)‘ ‘File 5 w- Bentley was m the chair. Th’ identity 0f the man said to have United 2 4 _“lh° a“: r elmlncd 0 V‘ n g . matter of the International Y's Sh? Dunn‘ Y's Men's Club championship] ‘omg m Menu’ Convention at Cleveland, I ‘hm’ the guy- He struck me i“ lbowlins series. l ii Ohio, and the Y's Men's District {the ‘ace and I had w d° wmebhl"! ‘WALPEQUE Convention, which is to be held inlm "d" ‘° PM“ mm" and I sarvaroas l ___ Charlottetown in Septmeher nextqshm” wukmm" 15 suplwsed 1'0 hBl/B l was referred to. Means of augment- Sam Edge“ “m” the crime- 8°‘ C. Smith . . . . . . .. 106 1804 M. J C Ankcn Charlottetown ing the club athletic fund was con- “mm? 1° “w wmessum‘ “He Sh“ H. Cudmore . 149 1191s cult‘ m? faster hgndav, Wm, his, sidered‘ ma." said Dlfpre on ms deathbed’ B~ Hmval-t 124 122251;, the Rev. E. M. Aitken, at the ___ pointing to Wilkinson, who was lined A‘ Mums," 145 131i Manse Malpeque . SUCCESSFUL TEA AN"- '"'-'.* ""9"! "i" “h” m9" l" the hOS- Mac Irwin 12s 1111f ' ' _The annual Easter t“ and bazaar final‘ I - - - - - - - - - - - - -- 139 149‘ Miss Adele MacNutt, stenographer given under the aiuplu; Sflrseant Detective Poirier, who ___. . , . . . . . . . . . . .. 150 9i at Carve“ 5mg, chariugmown, 5m; Ladies‘ Aid of St. James Church with Bourdon, Gursky and Laroche ' ___. ___ M155 EdlnfMacNutt. student at ML yesterday was lorsely attcnded- Illejafresisd Wilkinson and Edseri. read 919 910 Allison Ladies’ College, Sackville, tea tables were pleasantly crowded ltllc 001119851011 made and Signed by Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1829 have returned to their respective from 4.30 to 7, while the refresh- lEdgett on the day of the arrest. In duties, after a pleasant holiday at ment, candy and fancy work tables .the confession Edget: stated that, he Mgpu; LEAF; Mm.“ home he". were liberally patronized. Of special had taken an automobile from a l ___ interest were the Indian curios north-end garage and committed the A. H. Burke 201;- Migs Théima Dgngld, student st Wilt by Mrs. (Dr) Howie formerly first hold-up on a gasoline station at C. J. McLean 20B‘Princc of Wales college, Charlotte- Miss Jean Henderson, direct from the corner'of Rachel and Ibervlllc H. Lapthom 198 town. spent Easter with her parents, India’ "m" We" Emily “(mired streets. Dr. Archibald 15o 14o Mi" and Mrs. James Donald, Baltic. and quickly bought up by Dleilsed, After leaving the scene he drove Stan Robson .. 189 155 F°l-r°"5~ gto a restaurant on Craig Street where W. Livingston 158 91 The following was the special mu- '_"—" he picked up Wl1k1nggn_ 'I‘hgy de. Ira Reid . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 189 191 sic, given at the Easter services at CONDITIONS mxpnovmu __lcided to hold up a restaurant on -- -—- Princetown United on‘ Sunday: Transpcnaflon conditions in thelM-nherst “we; ma, Ontario Street‘ i186 1193 2 a, m., "Concert Prelude in D. Min- struts mpmved steadily yesterday, They wgnt, into the restaurant under Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 2379 or, Walter Bromer; Easter Ros-