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EROFESSIONAL CARDS HUIIDU 13 would 1913-1 ups. 33 trade four of ust ships on the r-mtg betuvocn V roria and Japan . The Northern Advance at Thornton on All nlexubers >1.` lust meetin:.;| HUI. hll iuglicute. 'l'*.:- uu` ... .v on agcncxcs. :d as follovs: yards gmvel, an-un-u in will. ('32: n udi: VII A...-.6 ` Manna. fell from heaven in Biblical times, but five dollar bills falling from the sky is altogether a new experience. What would you do it you were walking along a. snow covered street with the snowakes falling about and suddenly noticed a. few ve dollar bills n1i.\'ing in spomive zest with the sno\vzLkes '? Oh, well! never mind supposing. it p1`oba.bl_v won't hiayppen a:.;ain. But this incident did happen, for Tues- day, Mai`. 20, found M1". I-Iobofu 0; Parry Sound liurryixig along in :1 snowstorm. Looking uhezul he .<:uv a bill come floating lO\\`l1`dS him. and in quick su.oce:*\sion followed by two more. Fifteen dollmxsl Truly :1 windl`z1ll. But the gods are DH`.- verse, for this st,o1')' has :1 snqiiel. 1+ On:-nnrl nn+ flan} NT:-r X\7n\ `l.`.\ 1II`r\\` I I VUIBB, lUl' LU]: bLUl_\ 11215 El. H3,`l{lll`l. It turlled out that Mrs. `\Vm. I`arx'o1` had cashed a cht-.~t1ue for $4!) and in some way the force of the stoim had co11tri\'ed to let, the imp1'is0n(~,d hills` escape and y to the wind. \\'hon :1 Search was instituted all but was 1'ec0\'ered. This may not huvv ubecom tired of flying; yet and `.'-.'hm1 the gas gets low will possibly ulig.-,'h1 in the pz1.th of some other honest person. Drink :11 least`! two qmu'ts of pure Wale!` a day if you would be well or keep well, z1d\'is(\s :1 pron1i110nt n1e:1iA 11 [cal zLuIh01'_ity. is a simple }>:'r-~ caution which (- '\ (`I'_\' one can take and is especially applicable :1: this time 0!` year. ..._-__. _, 41.: l\/ ... .,W.. Aihout two-t,hi1'ds 01" the weight 0!` the body is \'.'ate1'. This, the (](')CTO`.' explains, niust be kept fresh 1,l1rougl1 new supplies, 01' like :m_\' \V:1lL`l` ii l)ec0`1n(=s stale and ilmtlirf . ]lui(l needed, too, for tho solution of mails: and the speeding up of thv pmv-<~~.::-f es of cliy. -slion and (-liminutien. The; old tlionry that water should not be; taken with 1m-.1`1s is: dis.=cu1' Thu. only r;1'o\'i.vo is 11121! i! shall he lzilmn, by itself,` anal nm whom` the mo:1t`~i`; is: iillml wiih foml. 'l1i lllSlli'(`~` that ; the ~I`oo(l will um ho '.u':ix"i(*:il1_\' ,~-,m':m~.- ml insir~:`.(l 01' 1303112` '..`.I,`"."'l .".:: El r.'l..\..I.-1 I/\ HIDIV mm I 1` 4|. IT has been said that the modern ocean liner is in floating hotel, and this is probably the best descrip- tion -that can be given. A modern hotel is a city in itself, and a modern ocean liner of the type of the Cana- dian Pacific En1presses" is certain- ly no less. When a couple of thou- sand or so of passengers are cut off from land to spend a week or more on the ocean, they must have every convenience and comfort that 'land can provide. The ship must be self sustaining in every particular. In this respect Canadian Pacific ships are as complete as modern invention can make them, and whether their trips extend for one week, or six weeks as does the cruise of the Medi- terranean which the Empress of France made this winter, or even for three months as in the case of the cruise arouiul the world to he made h_v the Empress of Australia" this year, nothing is lacking to en- sure the rmnplcte happiness of all on board. A ,~ . ...s-...,..` x!` ab... ....... 1.. (1) A first-class smoking room on same Ii! As an instance of the way in which modern liners are cquippod. the now- ly installed laundry of the l .mprcss of Fr:1ncc".is well worth comment. It cost $25,000 and its complete plant A l{.~\'RE FIND 3')! H wther \\'.-\'l` ER DR. VIE; n '1":-i AN ELECTRIC LAUNDRY ABOARD SI-ilP,. oom the Empress of France."-(2) A group of 4 same 1iner.-(3) Corner of the finishing department. g `.C we lat : ar. `ic nvention er 1e tress d nstralia" 1 which the lCnipi'es.< mnment etc regulating the macliines. and large staff of workers make it probably the finest of its kind afiloat. In addition to the large amount of work undertaken for passengers at shore prices, it de`als with 100,000 pieces of ship's linen per week. This new department is under the man- agement of G. Da\ve, junior, who controls its staff. of six men and thirty women. Three washing ma- chines form part of `the equipment, and one of these, the largest ever fitted to a -`liner, is capable of deal- ing with 3,000 pieces of linen at :1 time, each piece being subjected to the entire washing process without removal. There is also a huge ironing machine which will iron and dry sheets at the rate of 400 per hour after they have been passed through a power wringer. This machine is operated by a team of nine girls. The higher class of laun- dry work is done by skilled ironers with press machines and electric irons, while shirts and collars, etc.. are starrlierl and finished by machines \DL`Cli|ll_\' fitted for the purpose, All the l]lZ`.(`llll`tL`I'_\' is electrically driven, and there are clalmratc electrical rontrols for starting, stopping: and In the Clltt` of the motors : controlle vice wit and revtc The France" beam 72 tonnage made he during * and Car mander, citing ra Empres but enjo of the j all too s pointed public r smoking rary. P ond-clas rooms, fords all eient ro -xerrirse, tion is i the cal llc liner first (UH comfort Th 0 m 1'1\ v\\ H , \ .L.L..'.1.r.'a.|..". .I..\I.:.I ..'_a. u\.'.n.ua'. .3 l.`\'H!'l;\.`~.'i`!'Y---I<`i|`e, Life, (.`:\:-almlly, 'J`lClilC l` .-`.(:i~}."{"-~ C;1.I'm(1iz1n 1 :-mcilic I: T 3!-nu .-., (`nnuu-J \~n:.hnv- nnrl \r~nlsnv F amning in the dark O farmer would think of cultivating his elds at midnight! Yet many are doing their farm financing in the dark. Put your. farm on a better business basis,'by establishing a connection with this Bank. Open a savings account. The entries in your pass-book and cheque-book will light the way to better decisions in your vari- ous nancial problems. \ ?iM.a?.>i'o}r E. JOEY - King B18`c1:, Barrie -'.!'l!-\'i`9`---\'`iro. Life. (`:13-mnllv. Pl.-xiv: (ilmas. .\m`umnh Dn. w. A. LEWIS ' SURGICI1-Y AND DISEASES OF` I \\'0.\IEN l Associate Coroner, County of Simone,` and I DR. 11. I`). I\'I'-IS n_.-.1....;,. Ac 'n,\......4n Iiniunraiuxv .1 21 rrw l.--ruu, lulu, `:lliln_y, `A lull: lzlilhh. :1! .11!-1."{"~--Cnmulizin Iaciiic 1I;Li1w;1_\' mm Slezxxmx - (`,m1u:':i, Anchox` and .v\nr:hor-Dz>xm'1:1srm L'7:1e:s. pm-: of 1310 \\'m'Ixl. S-fer\*':<:e une-.\'C'el1e\1. 'l`1':n )<.\.\Ii1`x'i(`)" i<}Xl I{l~)S.*% BIO.`-' CY 0l:i)!~`.!:b6 V ..I. - . 7`. (uh. . 100 : .. wnn W L: I.` |\ I. '`<-Iophm I,\ I'A.\I |\l`A-Vs` . I\I.'\l`l.L \II\lI!'AiLC uni.-s: 011520 185, i?.vsidcncc 3:5) Incorporated 1655 .\ll;u!< ;21Iv A X {Ti ES washing machines, electric are fitted to the top of them, controlled by an electric timing de- which regulates the revolving reversing of the inside cylinders. "Plan nil _l*\In'niI\r1 l<`n1nr'.rIce fl` E1110 I'CVL`l'5lI1g OI UIIC lll5l(lL` C)'lilUCl.'5. . oil -burning Empness of France has a length of 571 feet, feet. depth 42 feet, and gross of 18,481. The speed which her such an asset to the navy the war is still maintained, Captain John Gillies, her com- is the hero of many an ex-` race to port. Once aboard the Empress" one has nothing to do enjoy life while awaiting the endi journey which usually arrives soon. She is a beautifully ap- ship with seven first class. rooms, including a lounge,. smoking room, card room, and lib-i Provision is made in the sec-` ond-class quarters for three public and spacious deck space af- all passengers more than suffi- room for open air games and <-xcr('i: I-Icr steerage accommoda- in nnuiy ways about equal to cabin accommodation of Atlzm-5 liners of a l('\\' years a;:n_ and her` and st-coml-cla.;s ;-.ww' every. that has been dcvi: n , 1.5 JJAWULL .J(.|IJ.1..l.\.I l. l:1Ie (:l:xs=s. .-\1mmu)l)ilc. Hu-..u~ nun k_`vm....-hzn T ....-.. Jill. It. 1'1. IIFA.` (`.x'adu:1te of '1`o1'011to 171 Phone 61. Oir-e--5S ( Omce Hours: 8-0 a.m., 11130-2 p.m., G `the laundry Elmvz staff of the X lllitl` "Mont, ` utes CAPT. J. I". ROLLIT, L.D.S., DEN-i fist. ~'Omce over Crai_L_:'s Tailor Shop, No. 1 Dunlnp St., Barrie, Om. Phones: Otce, 450; House 436. . i:`.D.\ILTND I~I.-\RDY, MUS. BAG: I*`.'l`.C..\`. l`eacher of Piano, Or-' gzm, Vocal and Musical 1`heory.! OI`f.tZ1ni. and Clxoirmzxster of St. . \ndrev.":=. ] 1*esb_vterian Church. Gem medalist of Toronto Conser-' v:m~'.;v of Music and of the Uni- \'01`s'l_V of 'I`oron1o. 113 Worsley street. Phone 6H3. PROP`. D. `Dinnn 5 'T"T | VaohnTeacher} U1VA14U RUDD. ter, Solicitor, ple Builddng, loan. Lumnnuxvo; on r1.'1.Luu `Barnisters. Solicitors, etc. _'1st floor Masonic Temple mg. Money `to loan at rates. DONALD ROSS. LL.B., BARRIS- for Qnlinifnr ofn, :1\ [:1m-unit! "Pam- G. G. .\`.\II 1`II & CO. PHONE 82. Esmblished ].\`69. Funeral Direc- tors. Open day and night. Morgue and chapel in connection. Barrie, Ontario. 25 ('u`>Hi(*r L\1 IJ D. F. MCCUAIG, B.A. Successor to Creswlcke & Be] Bzuwister, Solicitor, Etc. Money to Loan Omce, Ross Block, Barrie `dellliiiv hours : O!` by `M! h 3 ` OO09Q0000G000OO0OOO0O09O ` I)[ 'l`1'!I1li_\' lI1I\'1`1'sH_V lulu zusul 9,`I`z1(l11:1-[0 ol` I:`.dinb111`gh and Glas-j gnw. S1)r~cizx1(}', stomach diseases. Oice, cm`ne1` Bn_\'{'1eld and \Vor-. siey Sts. E11ti`ance off Wors1ey.] Omce open until 8 13.111. I I. W. SYL\"V.S'I`ER, TEACHER OF Piano. Viulin and `Cello. 120 Bayeld S1,. Phone 974W. ' O. W. REID InI1\T1.VI'> \ I 1\lD I.1(V7I`{\I'P AND I 11 U as-..au-g. FUNERAL IHRECTOR AND EMB.-\Li\ll<}R Open day and night Phone 218. 47 Elizabeth St. N Page Six "-`*-1`` I F. E. WEIR, TEACHER OF' 21110 and Violin. Piano Tuner. Sophia St. Phone 511}. --13 VFUXER.~\L DIRECTORS 0000000000 L LU u p.:u., appointment. \V. C. Little, I mman LYON, 122 BLQOR} rr`.-\vI1\I\!(\ v-TH kn vxf H1` J. S1!RI'lH()l.I-I MEDICAL LEGAL DEN'l`.~\h RADENHURST `Rn rvxidnrt: Rn` MUSICAL 3, 1J1J.4D., DAILIt1D' etc. M-asovnic Tem- Bazrrie. Money to & HAMMOND, r-ifnrc: nfn nfnn , 1 Lu 2} p.'xn., A. T. Lime, 11.13. Phone 6130-3 D.m L)l1l\ Cl :1`. Collier :nADUATE! nut} -Hen.` Phone 618. L.-\uL.'.~\ LL` 3 and alsof nnfl Flinn- STEWART & STEVVART, BAR- risters, Solicitors, Notaries Public, and Conveyancevs. Money to loan Lin zmy sums at lowest current `rates. Oice, 13 Owen street, Bm'1'ir_>. D. M. Stewzrrt. unu- lowest .mu'nu, Ofce, Build- 1 run.-u- Bell 1.1111 11' inf-)7 Just at this time of the year, when High School fees and Com- mercial-College fees and University fees and the incidental costs of text books and school and college equip- ment are being `paid by -parents and students, a great deal is heard about the cost of education. One of the big items in the taxipa_Ve1"s budget is the maintenance of the schools. and though no college student begins to -pay what his education costs~~tbe- cause the shale pays the bulk of it---- he has to pay enou:.;h so that he tfreqluently is obliged to give mp the idea Olt. college because he cannot afford it. The cost of education is easily computed. Those i11te1`eSlG(1 can find gttres shonvingz just what it costs to put a boy through High School, the University or the pro- fessional institution. But the cost of i.:no'1'ance is so1net.hin5.; no one can compute. Eve1'_v business est;1b- lishment pays for the .blun(lers of ignorant em-ployees, 1'unnin_: all the way lfrotn an error in :1 .bill drueio careless atldition, 10 the explosion AF 4: knilnv duo in '1'] inr-nannoll.-nl THE (`-OST OF EDUCATION; THE COST OF I(.\'Oll.-\NCI3} U'(Ll l'.'l.lf-55 I.lllUHlUll, lU lHl:` L`.\ylUblULI of a boiler due to an iiicompeumt. engineer. Ignorance shortens the lives of innun1e1':1.~blo people. It re-__ duces the eflicieiiqv of most of us. It accounts ivory lz11':_re1_\' for panics and mobs, 4701' war and IJEStl1(`I1C( .! Education costs, to be sure, but af- ter all it is cheapest thing there is. Nothing is so costly as igiioruiico. Let us encour go our young `people, as_far as possible, to `ecure an edu- cation. On ;\Ia1'ch 19th, Mr. Robert Orr, an old Barrie boy, but a resident of '1`o1'onto for many years. celebrated his 77th birthday. V1`. O1`-r was one of the old pioneers of Barrie and built n1a11y:ol' the houses and business blocks still in _town. He Ls one 01' the oldest sul)sc1'ibe1`.= of the Ad- vance and looks 1'01` the news Ilrom his old home town e`.'e1`,\' weeli. Wiih .\l1'. O1`1"s many friemls. ihol .-\d\':1nce joins in \\'isl1ix1_r_: him !ll2lll_\ relm'ns oi` his `oi1'th:luy. The foll0\`\`in}.: is l'mm the Mail, um] limpire of .\larch 20th: ' .\lx'. Rol>m`t J. Orr, the \':~t+=,1`:n1 lm\\"s<-;' llllll ulrlc-.==: oi the 01'1" l>m~ .1, , r .- n..s..n......I 'n{()iEl<}l`\"l` ORR g`,l~}l;|<}Bl`.\'I`l}S HIS 77th BIIKTHD.-\YAl E11trio.~: fur the C)11t:1.1iu ).Z11.=,ic::'l I~`0s1i\'z11 C-ompetiiions close on Sut- urdny, March 23131, and should bc muilvd to the Soc1'ef:1:'_\* of the On- tario Musiczll Festival, 407 Ryric Buildingg. Toromo, by that (lute. -\:-: announced previously, it was (10- cidvd to extend the date 1'01` 1he'z1c- evmzmce ~01 entries at the o1'i}.;i11ul fee from .\Ia1`ch 15th to the last day of the moxith. lFn:;ue.sL':0nu1.-1:3, Ihc prevzxlence of inuon7.a has (:uu:~:ed many (l<-lays and much indecision as to e111erin'.r these compeliLion.<;. .\Izm:.' anxious Io lnake the 1%-sLi\':L1 u ::1`e21t. pe1'11u111e11t sun-(:0;~;s 01' the same order as the \\'(,-stern Cunzuln Festivals. have so far bvon (1etur1'0d from gnin:.: ahead by causes beyond 1hr.-11' ('0nI1'nl. and it. is-hoped that 1110 nal we-ek 0!` .\I:11'c`.1 will b1`in;;' :1 `O .. . :..(I.... ..n- nnouzm. :n on.-..:n ESTEN & ESTEN, BARRISTERS, Solicitors in I~Iig`n Court of Justice, Natzmries Public, Convey- ancers. Omce, 1st. oor Masonic Temple Building, B:11'i`ie. ;\Ioney to loan at lowest current mites. G. H. Eslen and M. H. Esten. l\ l,'l`lll'l band :1 `.\'()u1d : \r\r\v~:.:\' iU]ll|1ilLlUll U1 \IllLilllU [H H! lllelSl11`0. i11\'01ve(1 in the ( h.~stiV:1l. Two of the most. I 1m1siciz111s in Great BI`H(Li1), villu Bannock and II. Plunkc-L are cmm'ng to mljndicule Province before procee(1in:.: Westvrn Canzlda Festivals. T On nwnnfu nun nu`-n n kn Inn ' \|lJ" l)llllIll'l\ ALIHI ll. 1llill`.L`l. \llL'|'lllJ in this I 1'ovince to the The1z1t- ter events are sure to be most suc- (-.(=s:t`t11. and the Ontario Executive t'ee1.-'4 that it would be a. blow to the fp1`esti;:e of Ont-.u'io should the judges on tlwit` I'(?IlHI1 to Englaml be coin- poiied to report that public interest in music was 1~:ee11e1' on the Canadian prz1i1'i(=s than in older settled Prov- inces like Ontario. I111.-.~,. nvhn hnun nnf 1-nnnhvnz! IHUPS llI\U UllliLllU. Those who have not received syllubi may obtain them by writing 01` wiring the above zuldross, and o\'<=r_vmm interested is wzvmed that there is no longer time for delay. No fewer than 472,000 1101-593 are wzntnrml at. the street troughs of London o'.*o1',v wmking d.1_\', and 1,:-:n2,mm 11001110 drink from the public fountains. dl \\ \.`l`:l\ inux : which : nno :1 . ..'.1, J:J_l.'.. 1'1t' M111 ..t-ant con1p:uxio11ship oi 1, .\Ir. O1i\'m' 0. On" and us, Miss May On` and ` .\ICC'a1'1'0n." U1llll|l':l._\ ' popular 3. which c -!.-.n:`. g IUUB, l`.llL| me 1i\'e1.V editable s1 1.. my .- (`lnbt n":I\: ._...__-_?_:._._____ ALEXANDER C-OW.-XN. SUCCES- sor to Lennvox. Crowan & Brown. Barrister, Solicitor for obtaining probate of will, gu`:u'(1iansh'ip am] a.dI11i1mis11'ation, and General Soli- citor, Notary, Conveynncer, etc. Money to loan. Otces: Hinds Block, No. 8 Dunlap street. UL UIILI . show rsy I ..\..n....-u. > welcome. L` Ontario IFI\l` in 751 U] L! zmtl of ,n'Iu r.r\| l'5' Ll `the .. I\I\1 Hlt DULU l :1 qualit: nun:-I H hm ,llU1l>. .`\ to in the np0titi()n.< |n 1nIIuin'1\ LS zultlt-d Sum! :1 y and r\/`:11! Head Steamships On Atlantic and PaCiflC OCEBUS Walter Maughan Fills New Post Made Necessary by Growth of the Canadian Pacific Steamship Business . uuuc naunvuy. T` HE appointment of Mr. Waiter Maughan as Steam.~:h1p Pas- senger Manager of the L`un:n11::n Pacific luilwuy has been uivxaliy announced at the L'onmany`s head- quarters. _ The appointment xm-lm1:-*s the managership of the C<>111n;11:}' 5 passenger business on both the Ru,- luntic and Pilclfic C)cczu1s. .`.1r. l`l:n.zghan was born in Toronto 2!] 1876. and jomed the C.'muzl1;xn Pu- cific forces in 18212. In 1:-MT he v.';.3 meule City [ ;1sser`.;`r(-r ;\;;'t_*Hl at T0- rnnfn <.~.vu in 1 I1f{ H1<`ri;-I I BOYS 8: MURCHISON. BARRIS- ters, Solicitors, Notaries Public. Conveyancers, etc. Money to loan at lowest rates of interest. Offices `13 Owen street, in the premises formerly occu1')ied by `the Bank of `Toronto. Branch Oice, Elmv-ale, Ontario. W. A. Boys, I{.C., M.P., D. C. Murchison. Wnlter nlnuzzluun. newly :\:3:)r\inlvd .~"-`1m- ship ['11.-sscnger ianagcr nf the ('::n.x;n.'x.1 Pacific Railway. 'I'` n I.- HWUVBU General ['2 Ikceznber. ` the Gemrzul .r.,...... L1,. JUHLUI i|IlU Sanger Ago: w 5 moved 1 .n;.....| l".. \|.`Xl \,\HL 1, [UL 1.\I, -,v....:\,v, .u::.. H. J. Terry, 50 _\'u,1'(ls; \'.'i1'o rvm-v, $12.51); Theo Dompslm-, 1-op.1i1's tn :=I1()\\' p1011:.;h, $6.01); (Sc-0. Iillioll, ru- ',):1i1:~; 10 culvert Con. 11, 10L 2.3. .'$1:'>.00; J. R. Goodwill, wire '11-.~|1(::>, SH rods, Con. 10, lot 17, $14.50; R. Iieown, ',:1'uvo1 C-on. 8, lot 2-1, $7~1',. .\h111icipu.1 \\'o1*1'1, supplies, $43.38; .1110. Alderson, GU yards gmve1,. $9; N. R. Ke1`1`, gravel and 1'epzLi1's Iird C0n., $68.25; Frank Axvnold, valu- ing sheep, $2.00; Mr. ;\IcCague, grant to Short Course class. in agri- culture, Thornton, $10.00. A r-nqnlnnn um: nrmxmrzd hvl lngs 1 These frelght In fl\ L'lHllll'(: , LHUFHLUH, -)J.U.UU. ` A resolution Wd,S presented by the Board of I-Iealih asking sanction of the Council requesting the con- sideration by the Mothers Allow- zmcu Board Lo Mrs. Peucy, indigent, of Angus village, which was un- animously adopted. (.mnnr-ii nrlninrnrxrl in man! :1! 1re1,Q,'nE SL(. E1i1|."Hl In the Orlenta largest and i:x. cific Ucoan Om- couver and Vicu I`L.2.... Lll1lHlUllbl_Y iLUU1ILlfu. Council adnjurned to meet. at Thornton on '1`uesdzLy, Aspnil 10, at 1 11.2111. In the yezar Pacific wxll (mern to the West lnrl Egrypt, the Hol; around the wnrl c:..,.,.+ mi hmmin l'21(:lIl(' wlll 0neI':1Le Lm-zr own L'ruI>u:: Indies, ;`.1s-ditvrranean, Holy Land, and also the world Tln'm> of L}`.<~`.rI finest 011 burning =hip.= nnve been allotted to those s0TviL't*s (Mm mule nf 1hr\ :-v~ we i: thwt DRS. LITTLE & LITTLE, PHYSIC- iams, Surgeons. Office and Resi- ilence, 47 Maple Ave. Oftice. 1r\I\nv~c' 1 en it nm 7 tn 9 nm..l ... - `,;u....-,. `nun.-- n . . . . . , . . .. The Ontario Dopzirtment of Game and Fisheries has appointed Mr. Peter St.e\'cnson, of Toronto. Game \\'zn'1e11 for this district, with head- qum't.e1's at Orillia, succeeding the late Capt. John Fleming. Mr. Ste- venson has bnon for some years inl the employ of the 1)epz1rtment and is! said to be well qiuilifieti for the p0si-} Iinn. H0 is :1 S(-mchinzm by birth.u it is (-xper.t(-d ihxu Mr. .'1evmi:~'.m1 will enter his duties here immedi-.11e-| `xv anoueu U) [f)L'>'(` sf-rvn Ono result of Ihr*. t`m- great Can:'rIi'~n only bridges [Wu )9 +`mn- mmrim-nf: V"-*2 _'.-1 IOU!` ('UnLIII\'II;.~ {hm [z`10Vm \\`.' mi|`.v::ys wnhn ..n.. hur n-mm 1\|2l'UlllllE) \\k"ll' 1} Ingham Sl12'L1`1)G, 7.20; Herb. .-\;;.1 .-...o In. P.` Inc 1` 11-`/.'9lL \J\}lIllL;}l IXIUL 110sd2L)', Mauve}: 6. vesqnt. Z\Iix1nLes 0 .m1 and confirmed. ,\ 411:1-III\9u uv:.u~a~. nu ;\ Pl xl`P0lN'I`El) G.-\ ME \V;\RI)l*}N an, I'1.t:Ll). Agni, 1l:p.LILn ll! 1 7. lot 10, $2.50; Mr V, 50 1` 1'0p;1i1 urn cu: ms {Inn 1.1mm lv}>}3s`.\ (}()l}NUl I. UH U zbvl DR. NOR CO V` .