'.,.,

‘rice jiBrotherss y, Preferred Shares We recommend forlinvestment the 614% Cu.

mulative Redeemable Sinking Fund Preferred shares of Price Brothers fi Company, Limited.

SHOVP from Holman’: Catalog.

alll. in ll prolfbibon lanse was fined $200 at the Police Court on Satur- day.

FUNERAL NOTICE.~— The filli- oral of the late Mrs. Stephen Brown will take place this after- noon trom hor late‘ residence at York. Funeral leav‘ng tho house at 2.30.

-€_Q

MALPEQUE y ,

it is pleasing to note that worll has bel-n received froln Mr. Russel Woodoidc. llarnley who was iin‘ the recent ra-ilway accident which oc- curred llt Salt Springs. N. S. Al- though Mr. Woollslrle received l severe shock yr» this lnauy friends are glad that he escaped withoutl injury.

These shares are listed on the Montreal and London Sitock Exchanges, and are readily marketable-

Al: present quotations, Price Brothers Preferiled yields about 6.73%, free of normal income tax.

Write for our Circular No. 196A and copy of 30-page illustrated booklet entitled “Price Bro- there, 1817-1925." i

.9 Securlifiigg) Corporation

Riley Building. Charlottetown i l l l

Mrs. Iilalirlt of (Yharlottetown is I tho guest ol’ hcr sister Mrs. iillulc » Toronto

guests of Mrs Ralph l.ll'ili‘lSl.U North l Sllorr- llou.

'i‘lll~ ularrirlge was solciuuizcd at the homo of Mr. Jnllu Aiouuiarin, lnirnley, on Wcdncsllay evening, Jluuary liih. oi‘ Miss Etta ‘Coughlin of llarnlrvy to .\lr. iililwil Wooll- sirlc. Zllalprque. The ceremony was pcrfornllrl by the ltov. A. N. (liliis in the prcsellcc of the lmnlellialr- irelalivcs. Aflcr sllppcl" was served“ ' llli‘ ircrcnarlers presented their fcl- _ icitatirlns ill the usual manor-r. lWlliic llll‘. good wishes ill'(‘. bcllrg said and illc congratulations are‘ buiug cxleullcd. it is pll-zlsing to hl- able to add that this young couple arc much iikrli and ‘have lhlc good will oi thr- comlnunily in general.

Miss Lillian Dona-ili of llllltic loll. Wollni-sllzly afternoon Jan 152th. for (‘arll-lon lllr-uce to Moncloll whore the will visit friends, befiore ent- ifng on hr-r work at llli- ltoyal Vic- Mrfli Hospital, .\l(llll.l'(ii|l.

S ,.

l. l‘.

l ".‘l"‘ll*l

l‘ ‘ |.lllll"‘l“nlll\ || wlliifll ‘will,’ cs announce This is the FURNACE that has llccn given such satisfaction for a

igrcai many years.

. ms Sophie ltanlsuy 0f Alber- ion. who has hl-r-n visiting her coll- sin .\liss Lillian Donald rcturuell lo hcr llolno on Friday Jan. 15th.

\\'hi]_~.-l lhc. ‘llllllfl is rl-l-ogulzcrl as} lllfl basis of all civilization and oi

lhc “righlreous-urlss which cxalls a ._ ' . ilil‘l l\.“ ii i.- nccesstlry l-"l kivc ( d"! wrlte 0r phone "S dhnut f"ur llllilillllllfllvi‘. lo llli" work oi‘ thr-

lilblc society as a living force in our mid. 'l‘lll-. annual lucetlng of lllllg sol-icly which was ll(‘.lll ill Si. illavlrls (‘llllrr-h. St John.

heating troubles.

Fred 1i. Trainor

la was alsol

l\\'lllllllll llinrlrlle. Although tllls as“ ‘shlllllly was ill-ill in New ilruns-I wick ll 15s of equal interest to every‘ cllizl-ll of P. ii. lslauil and ls of ulomenl. to e v e r c v‘ n. Among the officers of . fly in whom Malpequo can» gregaton ls especially lute-rested, may ho nlentiolrcd the names oi’

Opposite Prince Edward ’l‘h‘eatrc_

a lllE cllllllill GUARDIAN r

____ ‘l; POL|CE COURT. -—'l‘ll8 tlfiltllltlq

_llast wl-ok.

tloll which llll fllllrTPd ill 400 years and de-

. . , , zll:ll"h. -t: ‘l i Kllontrcul wi i vl-lahfax ISqalnt John Quebec lllllllsullll- Millllcqlle. i clarcd ihal. all thr- light that ha] lllllllllltlll/{fll/(Ekllirllllltl) (Ell-lilo n“ P“? “m-‘lluvcl’ °W Y°lk ‘ I” _ ibrokvu in upon the Allglolsuxon pal llUllilli is expected. » - q |-,,:,~(T.r'(,|-bu(‘ll, H. r,-,-.,vfiiffff"“,lr‘x‘“"fifélhim could br- traced lo the Tindarle 'l‘ll'* cxalnplu referred to above plaJLuflrl-Llll ‘ ' "l ‘ ’ ' ‘ lllble. What. "l‘lndall~ hull done for ls only one of a number which

Flllglish-slicziking peOplfls Mr. Raul- say llrgcii his hearers to rlssist lll doing for thr- world at large by ‘llllllllIlK l-verywili-rn lilo gospel in

Frlrlay to visit frlcurls in Summer- side.

ll" you l-lci u sensation of pressure nu, llll- bcul-l.’ llnlli bl- frlgllionr-il ifs n1 ‘ heart lroulili- -il‘s

.lhr- 'll'(!ll.*-lli)Y| oi‘ lhr- four huudrcllilfllifm l7 Y°H can be assured of:

W. I). GILLIS & CO.

@§+¢0+oo04o-¢o@o<o4+o&oo< market will be maintained.

ma CHARLOTTETOWPLQUARIQIAN

‘ PAGE FIVE

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LOST-Jvithout a 1926 calendar. anew today.

I. O. F.—- Court Hiilslioro meets in (lastle Hall tonight at 8 o'clock initiation and other important busi-

llflrnl- A full attendance request- ell. 7281 , ~——-<-oé——.—- ,1 PERQONALS One - of our foremost foreign‘ _____ lnuld houses points out that thc Mr. John ll. McKinnon, Bean UW “r ‘lmnhulg ‘mglll- “Elly Ti“

River was a visitor to tho city on ‘mm’ "3 MM" a" 107*” Th5“ “Wm

S,,h,r,|,,y_ nlean 5.120 Gold Marks for every _____ Lolloooo iMilfk llflli. of bonds. the Mr‘ Evwo“ smvwnrl‘ Vernon tlXtfllrllll-{U value of whllch would be

alpproxllnately 812,200.00.

’l‘hc Revaluation Law, it is point- cll out. specifically provides lhat Jiluuluipal. Governments shall not Pevalue lheli- bonds at less than 2le% of the gold value when issu- ed. Tho fact that City of Borlin Bonds lssur-ii prior to the war are Lllllily worth about $7,000.00 per LUIIIIAIOO Mark Unit 0E Builds, when-as 2'/e% revaluation, gives lhl-m a. value of only $5,950.00, is (Yllllfilllvrcd as sufilcicut proof that

llivor was a VlHllPi‘ to the city on Saturday.

Mr. and ,i\'ll"-l. \V. 'l‘. Weir. Stan- ley Bridge, “ere among the pas- sengers returning to the island after visiting points in Nova SCOtlil.

stake ill a foreign lanll. ‘lie spoke oi‘ the bl-iauly oi‘ 'l‘lndale‘s transla- lulrl been but very lit-

ullly he found L-n the market today. 'l‘ll<l llllljorily of the llcrilin lssuca are soiling at levels that arc equi- vail-ul. to lnllcll more than 2V2% of their nnrnlal exchange value. Tile Berlin 4",, Bonds of 1910, for in- stance, are worth around $1,500.- llll licl- 1.000.000 Mark unu. ill-run lis, of course, the first City in Gcr- luany, bul. ill the case of Hamburg il/yZ llollds of liilli, which can lo- llay In; llougllr for il fi-w hundred ‘dollars pcc 1,000,000 Ma-rk Unil, ‘ flthcrc appears to be no good rea-

hc languagc of the people.

Miss (‘hlra Donald. llaltir: left on

Mr. Lcslir- oi)nalrl of‘ lilonrlinn iwnt thl- wr-r-k (‘llll with ills moth‘, r Mrs. Tllos Donald.

r —-~

W ,ARE Nowrnvllvoreactnl

Hamburg I919 Bonds Now Before They Score Further -

Pei-Bond UnitofOneMillionMarlu

4% 4%

Bonds of 1915 . . . .,, . . $5,500 801411051919"... .. 2.000 4%Bond|of1920..... .. 1,350 4% Bonds of 1914 v.3...” ., 5,000 Durmshdl4% Bonds of 1919 w... . 1,750 Elfin 4% 800 Frankfurt 4% 6,250

Bondsof-1919... ... .. Bondsof 1913.. ..

Leipzig 4% Bond; of 1914.. .. 4.000 Munich 4% Bonds of 1914.. ...-.. 5,750 Sluugm 4%Bondilof1919....'.. 900

Two Years Ago These Bonds Were Sold at $39.00

The Investment Home of C. M. CORDASCO f? COMPANY‘

Foreign Government and Municipal Bonds Marci] Trust ‘Building-- Z90 St. James Street

l 8.13.6.8

MONTREAL QUEBEC CANADA

‘l~ii)|l why ihcy should not. sol] hr he fiilllit‘. level. 'l‘hcrl~ is no gain- ylug ihc wealth and iiuaurlim nun _' '

indigestion, flr-igr-i

’lll'»'l‘l'ly a rilslllt of the icclrniczii (flllllllltilli 0i the market, They are '01‘ tllv. opinion that the wide up~ iwarrl swing which is beglnnliug lo llllflkv llsclf felt, will place (flay ‘Hamburg 4‘/;% Bonds in lline with ‘other municipal bonds issued ill l

l

(Til I ll lhc i lualu

lng v lili-

lillil.

The economic and financial situa llioll lll Germany loaves little to be ll(‘n'li'l‘ll. Flgllrfés publisher] recrym. ‘ly show a vcry large surplus llll‘

L~==i_

A f.

The little home

ruvtlllllc over expenditure. i“ _ 'l‘lll»‘ lnillly loans which Uernlail‘ industrial corporallious have ob- tained from New York companies- is thwllfll so rr-licvng the luouetary sit-

illlltion that mauufactuning product-I

ilK Q,

oi’ ll l‘i.\])l l 'l‘h

which ‘centre of your affections will of!"

thousand time: more comfort arldlllli»! ground.‘ Alllli-Zctllc-r, it may hi! said llerulllny is catering on the thrcsb-ioi-ny

5' r

' l "i .. l‘ i -r' '.'t nil lcl Elli!- ev h t. 0 , ,, . 1 " n "n-‘l l 'ly'l(llllllll"illnxlllill lllll)‘li' hv f" ea Ur coal do" "ulhnm "f Ml.‘ m of lmmm‘ “ll":"“" ““‘l' 80 Grafton §u119t lo lFll-“l ~ l-rlck. zirral aurl industrial

(levclolllllr-lli. ) The Locarno pucl nssulling ‘PUUCP ln Europe for many years to collie, lllllll-iars- to "have fllrniisllerl the necessary impetus lo the rise mentzoncd. All advance is now m. ported and there is every reason to br-lleve that tilis strength iin illlt!

“THE MAXlMUMl OF HEAT"

ily. from

PHONE 176

ltov. .l, M. Murchiison a former pas~

deast

tor of this congregation and now l)lstr’r-t Sr-rvretnry for New Bruns- wick uurl l’. F}. lslilurl. Rev. J. A.l 4 ltalusay a ualivc of Hamilton and,‘ icovr of Moucton. N. B. and a Vicc‘ Pccsiill-nt oi‘ this soolr-iy, illlll '.Vll'.l '\\'. ll. (Zrozicr formerly of Darull-y.l our- o-i‘ ilrc (‘olporl.cllrs. ‘Mr. liilllr~ Fill-FUN as District iQr-rlretary "l" portcil “ll llrcal ‘ncrc so ill Colpnr- ‘lcur work in ihc last year 16.012

G

l i‘

copies of l.llr- sr-riplurru lhavlng been iiisirihuicrl in i925 as com- pal-eil with 7.765 in th-c previous

your. lie warmly commended the work of ilu- (olprlrlcurs and spoke oi‘ llll‘ vlllul- of lhc work of prr~ scntng scriptures lo forr-igncrs rsonling to (lilllililil who not hlrvinl! their own lrcwspailr-rs would dc- voir- lilorc- llllll‘ lo l.hl- rourling of the iilhlr- which was ouoof the host’ nil-ails of building up a Tllllllvlllllil rftizelu-dlfp. The following i4 ii synopsis of ltov. .l. A. Rllmsays oil-l drlsss ni this illlnlvcrsnry scrvlcc.

~ PICTURES RENAISSANCE

‘ Mr. Rani-lay iliciurell for hlsl llullirllu-e ihl- Renaissance period. in which Vlliillam Tlullnll- was horlll

bod y tains

9

We Recommend for Investment NIHV lsslrl-z 55'2"’ 1st Mortgage Sinking Fund Twenty Year Gold Bonds Viau Biscuit Corporation Net assets four times amount of Bond issue,

Earnings six times Bond interest require- ments *

i lolllle

arr» l

i151!

the h Dr.

Prlcc--9il and ur-r-rucrl interest to yield over 6.60 p. c.

Full particulars on request

Eastern Securities 60., Ltd.

ahlr: l

llll prized vnluc.

-_---,__.__. ..-T w... » e .____-;;-_ {will spare my life. ero many y""l'-““

‘ . -"i'i_—“_’ V M’ _ m- , | Mil] r-guge Hm [my whn rlrlvl-s_ nooouoowoowoouuouoovooomoooooooeooooooorwo-i M". polngh m lmqw more of sral-ip-i

llllren than do you." Mr, llalusayl l

lricil ii ihrolnzil lo completion. even- wlurrii yto suffer martyrdom at the

I I 14o nlcl-lmtmo eraser CHARLOTTETOWN _, m,

_-..Fire, Life, " Accident, Sickness and y, Plate Glasn Insurance at Rate

l‘ rside, Lloyd Lewis

O O-§‘4-0—O6§-O-V§-§Q§

l j lcn

I l i l l i i l i l , .

Pll An Wil

Vour medicine cabinet

. lore throat» couqhl. 00W!

and kindred ailments.

It acie like maqlc qlvlnu Instant relief and pcrmlllflll ours.

llll

Dictionary l‘ Coupon

Fries $1.00 per bottle. c,“

Duh ..- We carry a eonwl". i" i

gortment of Ill Nyll Remed-

blIIIOlnuq-q.

_onuloolo|

Jlluoe ilnd onolooll the tum of

~ n i ooowo-onoonwv

jlllnscldhcd how this mall wlln_ had lilo ai ll-itsl our: satisfaction which ‘ ihr-i-n cailcrl the greatest humanlcolnes lo rl-lzliivr-ly few inn-mile has l 4mm, glIICO the apostolic rlnys, hrllkbeon ahh- to duvrilc lllulself in ouo . flnlhllcd his sel-lrflllllflllllflll task and infill. ' . . llillolllzh llrlvcn lnio cxlilo had fill‘- llll‘ filllily "l lll" film“ lllaalllll-“l “l

tho ltllr-lcnl world and the vindica- tion oi‘ lhr-llr worih for luodern llic.

lohours. coming lo lhcir own again, are no longer llespiisorl as uuprncl~

life, it is largely duo to his learn-

, are lo he found ‘ counters of bondou sirlrosi l service lo none lhc less rillcirul‘. ‘ hecauso they are in tho real Balm? educated mcn: and work which to

seem routing becomes to them tolerable because ii. has a background nl"

llt is ihe work of the Classical Association. v the chapters in this volume were

[cl-once ‘to the life and thought of (lrooce and ltoule. fir», who i“ fan» iliur with tllolu holds in ‘his hand lhc kl-yl-l oi‘ tho past which unlock doors ill tho hollso of the pnslcnl. All ltllai. is oi‘ pl-rnlanont. valuc in lilo luodcrn polily. all law. order. ri-vcrcncc for authority. tho wholl- fralucwrlrk of political and noclul cstnhllshlnent, arc our hollitltgr- froln ‘the genius of Rnlnc, ihn crcrl- tlon oi‘ Latin will and intelligence. Tho return to [tome need nover hr- llllllll‘. we have never quilted her.

Moreover, lho old problems of Rome are tllc prison-t problems of England io-day. Those forccsl which lllllflr: for the dutintogration‘ward of the Roman Elnpiro have re-l appeared in English lilo. Then. us‘

Classical Studies

h’. J. W. 'i\liti7Kllll liar-l found lll

iness. hiugla

Scott cal a lanri '

allli lllill .l delightful task.

alld has b

liI‘l".-i io-day some fruit of his ii classical studies arc

lrurl

cont.

al tra since

l, uuprniiiuhlr» ornament ullllll

and effective defence of them. d that. is ccrlilinly the cane.

so mcn of business no longer mm h

, a should never be wfthoutufllll y: condemn lllc education won ill wow, thcrc wuslan aggregation oflmm“ " l ' . - - ‘ . ‘lilo ill.0 real c llios. a‘ ,1 \ . ' l | N | ca‘, h” fgf o the lll()f‘( conservative llulvorsi lls Ill‘ popula n g ,h m‘ ‘, COIHPHY-‘IQQ- l supp y 0' y“ s p ‘t Public school and uuilvr-rslly men movement due lo the real comfort» 0 p

even lWh l llll the their

as well as to the superficial all-I rlictlon of urban life. and. sullhi that. rural depopnlallon and a rel hiance on foreign sources for food‘ supplies. Then, as now, there was. an incidence of taxation which] tended to crush the mldtlle~clarssl out between thr- proflteers and thcfnon‘ proletariat. There was a growth oil bureaucracy; the Government tookl

iin front of the counter does not

fortlv to be extraordinarily inte-

tllre. , more anrl more control of the llfrl of the people. wllth the result of a

weakening sense of patrloflsm andl

to which several 0f

rlad as lectures, not onl m coll- of the instinct of sclfxovernment. coaghgxowu“; 2:" ‘mamas cftbuflpu°n ‘l’ Th‘. l h" lonil for the mrlintenanceyof class» There was a mysterious loss of in- W,“ mt ” u ‘n ' " ' "d" 1°" N.“ m“ H lea] stull"cs in school and uuiver- leilectual and moral fibre. accomy y lllllllfy- h , Shim bu; in meson; the gage for pllnled by ‘the growth of a spirit of, NAM: _ HBPOId L- wort y < uir-isl- niiilinnnnnco in flllch a way inncourasenmenl and lwnlhy. The. , *DRE”...-... ....-.-n¢.-..,...---- --.--.......-ns n ‘n 11>“ m "Mk" the gofemlmanlff anclentitgfipjret m" ‘than hem ........ .. "l - ‘~' l'fl.l"‘l'" l9 ylllle- l'- ""5" l” ‘emllllle- I ' — J‘ m u lgllfilsfkilll ‘is hr-ri- an rapologiqt of therefore could not mmbat, theaellmlvlhc Include 15a extra for postage, beyond 20 mlloo of y 198 Queen Strut Ibo ilrei rank. He is able to show forces as forces of disintegration. slim Oowltlllnao Allin. / ' "

ll) ('1'

nmncnl. ilic of mall.

suppiianls. liol only lhlll, human culture is iin- colupllzll- vrithoulf. somo knowledge of tllcnl, but that they have also practical value for a practical‘

l0" l-‘l rrnorllirl to be rapidly gu.ll-‘,\\'r)y|||

.\lar:KalZl insists that a. fuller know- llo-rlzly. for llhc reason that there

pic who know lose than no Greek. ‘but. who have been slum-thing lilircc. hurt has diluted or dlstored or rlcbaserl ill transmission. ll. may‘ colaln enough of its virtue to actl dangerously. as an intoxicant, ori

llr- speakes of the man who lonl!‘

a power over charm.

Sliutn-Ill luererly): and aln, Jane, l lhhll be compelled to get

Syrup will fix it. And drug store. {ltlllijiil} oi lllllllhl||-g‘.. 1-m- (:pnt‘lrl"b' hismrv‘ “W gnmms‘ ”'““l‘°"“ "l ll" All-u talk about saving lho 0'00oooooooooooouooooooool ,~ . ‘ “mat W“ “m” l-ll" l‘ “"‘*'“ “““',‘ “‘~"‘°l'*‘ llilllmc 1s lilo realization that the lb-lr lhc condition rcfrsrrcrl lo is

w may save us; that, as the 0i‘ tho Prime cliiuiistcfs

(‘runlnillcr- on the Classics in lfidlc‘

n’ says. they have solar-tiling‘ uiribull: to the problcln of irr-sr ll day and to the per- Tllose Wll()~ in n lluii, they have an eudurf aiur- must. not appear as lllllli‘ They must show,

since without that knowledge

,-lherc will necessarily be ignorance,

n; foundations on which Eu- lll society is built up. e icg' ‘y of Grocer.-

io the

w“.

,-.

ilirferent from that of

lllatlliillur. It is an atmosphere an em; r-llisivc. penetrating luglllvi-f

a ihousand years the Western

woriii got on without a knowledge? of Greek thought. and it did fair-, ly wnll in certain regions of itCUV-l

Bu: something was lits life. ‘Even its

ullsslng greatest

thinkers were not fully equipped; for lbere wnsanri tie no ethIoal or political or social problem which lrhi- ilreek mind had not. already ra scll, anrl of which it had not at.

attempted the solution. The of lhr, Greek classics coll- all our ideas in germ. Dr. of (lreek thought is needed winsidcrublc numbers of’ peo-

reached which derives

by from ‘ l

narcotic, or as a high explos-l

are. nccarrlling >to drcumlstamces.’ lAgalnst this kuowlodge of thinGret-k classics is

danger the fuller, est protccton. ‘

MacKall pleads, in flue, for

jer-tivc. Ho pclluts. with a, pardon-i

u-"llc, to Scotland in tho pi-lHl-i

'l‘h'rro lhi- Villlll‘ of (irnck Wiles tuk-, for

granted. Education was, for its results in luarkot,» bllt nlorll for itself. as eu-

B F '- ‘ ‘ . i‘ r .‘ allll spoke of the ignorance llnill st John i"l<c°"1a:‘list‘zztfsfil'ap B;*‘T'"9 ‘ flillilfgltlull;llll::lppbt;§l;;i1-Wllfifiloflig: ‘ ‘vh-kmlnirlfls Tlmdlamf lllzulildllflolulil" ' ' l I I Hahn)‘ ary sonsr- lbllllfi r-ealivc‘ ‘

.', r c. zl-cs u. c: ‘in 3's " ' " iln plgllfillllllil lm“ ‘“‘"‘ ma‘ L J moral powers and intellectual cap.

\ 1 6 P . t lull-n lsll» grieved that hrs-had ubi lii-i-slnwili. allmml‘ w “a” “ Sure‘ “OM “mm, \C“""“‘

. 3 rmce ree :,,,.,,,, -,,., ..,, ,,.,.,,-__c__ca a in no o n

lusting strength and inward happ-

llt was in

hd, illllt.

Scotland hot ili ho Wflflillll-{dllilll

road lllonlol- and floral-c, and lhl-

has lhc lrilvuuulgc lli pracl.‘ ffalim the world over. lu Hug- the 1410a or vocational train-l

lug him largely oustcli lhn ideal ofi all education forming lfuteliigonci-

character, ‘the first thought een of marked value. We are

lardily learning that. the really cili-

man is he whose. general cdu-‘

cational glVPfl worth i0 hrs vocation

llllllg, he too is the happy man 1 his work lie act against a,‘

lbackgronllil of fruitful ldoas. ‘ Newman, after all, unkl the last,

on the charm of lhc clztssiclnl ecame lrvxtually familiar witll| izes which only com» really. to him late in life and piorcrll

mm men’ m, “- m, M“ new‘. known jand lily ll. in your syllabuh glasses. "w", halo“, w”), "w". m,‘ nafflhuit first nwcoten, some claret, or‘ Jlcslnilra and vivsl exactness. Tlieniflllrk- or vrhlle wlrm. and strain it; u I _ h he comes lo understand how it lfllllllfl ll"! 7 m‘ ll lllllflllflllfl of the winnvllllnm‘ o! "l"? "Jr b” {that lines, the birth of some chancollntrl ll glasses, and then anally llly g“ mm o! WMM‘ morning or ovonlng at an Ionian in the froth, and serve. at Ollcu.

a] or among lho Sabine hills.

lhave lasted generation after genera

for thousands of yearn, with the mrlnd. and a

which the current litera-

lturr- of his own day. with all its obvious advantage, la uterly un~ nlfle to rival."

WORK F0]! TWO.

If this occur! lug‘