ONCE SOLD RIGS,NOW RATTLES BONESHamilton. XU July «-lt;AP )-On« known to the trade throughout the country is salesman of broughams, vlotorlai, landeaus, landaulets and coaches, and w unsurpassed player Ot the bone*” Ed P Johnston, seven-ty-feur, of “Jvywild' today maintains hi* hold on too peat by entertaining visitor* with “bow mask IvjmUdv* chief attraction Is its art collection, the work of the late Geotge lTt»p Poetry and mosir arc 'Ivywild* + er attractions Both Mr Johns'lt; a ani Mis V ce Gtoen who has Hied at Iwwlld Mlf eight yeai*. have devoted themselves to poetry end the encouragement of DAMr. Johnston hesitates to class playing the bones as music It is rhythm, however, once a part cf everymuutrel ihow.