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a
Ana
THE
DAILY
HTIYB
Fin
vmaiir.
T
SHOWING
Curious
Costumes
at
erade
Dane
Last
Night
i
nerfecl
end
of
a
per-Ihe
children
of
4
..111
ha
P
l.tiMinla
lll'll
Willi
lllll
IMIM
til
I
..
.rul
liaariaal
Im.I
Ilttrkl1
IIOIIIC
Til
li
d
Avenue,
iri
in
or
watch
n
child-
-
....I.,
.Iniinu
aalaa.n
;llplre
of
111
Ladle
...l
tlii..la
fl
tt'iata
iti
.
r
.
'I
I.
f
I
-
,li
I
w
li
litlt
flk
ar-kind
of
rontume.
i
lie
dance
Hiemep
,
,....ny
enjoyment
for
..i,.-..
42
.
ii.
li
HF"r
.niiii-
in
uir
.'
origins!
Mini
,;
i,eii
h
uiniciiii
ieni
,.
li
Ill
nirij
IIIHIV-I-
a
..
The
winner
were
.
I
..I
V..I.I-.
111
r
'I
(til
a
t"
I'll!
.Ill
t'i
lMiy.
Iavil
Wc-
i:
r.rne.i
jiaicu-
i:
i.
v-
n,
iinir
i.iim.
r
ai
uiri.
.na
kii-
...
i
.
.
iiA..i
r
angemetil
were
ex-
j'
led
oiil
by
a
com-jii
ruinpned
of
ii
.
JHIiJi,
Mr.
.
Jli'i.1,
iili
Mr
llailey.
Mr.
p.
mi
Mr
II.
I.
John-
Hie
Judging
enuiuipneed
in
wa
led
Iiy
Mi
II
)"l
Ml
I'il.ll.
The
i
iirrlitra
provided
Htl.J
lie
Jlldlie
Were
1
ll
XI
at
T!
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t
HllPtllll
MP
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MOVIE
THEATRE
Vr.fl
Ulll
tia
all......
.
aiilllirr.
It.rtlriila-a
.
i
v
.
i
.a
.
lCVarla.
lap
lliat
m..,.lol'
aat--
'THE
brilliant
colours
of
the
A
Orient
are
to
be
found
in
the
gauzes,
silks,
laces
and
Chinese
figured
chintz,
now
so
much
in
vogue
for
window
hangings.
(em
You
need
not
feel
that
window
grime
and
dust
must
damage
your
most
precious
draperies.
Wash
them
in
the
rich
Lux
suds.
The
creamy
lather
gently
dissolves
the
dirt,
and
gives
you
back
your
hangings
with
colour
undimmed
and
texture
unharmed.
Sold
only
in
sealed
packet
$
duit-pruoj
t
LEVER
BROTHERS
LIMITED
Toronto
inn;
inni
"
fr
iary
OimmHtMi
of
Bay
LUX
Mm
All
Children
Entertained
by
Thf
various
cominlHec
were
Elks
on
Annual
Flag
Day
at
Acropolis
Grounds
Yesterday
nioriou
sunshine
Mated
diwn
on
the
Arropoli
Hill
.aiuiiA.v
,ux
i".
""rfci
rrtnimi
ypMeruay
aiternoiw
a
uie.
r.ik
i:igeu
wieir
annual
1
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a
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a
a
1
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a-
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ni
a
luiiiipumi
u
iiir
aiiit-iii
Tii
-
iaa
wr
itnt'
nip
ilia
1
1
iinr
ii
an
I'l-uw-s
1
1
1
1
1
iva
ri
iiv
r
x'u
i
tidaiiiiiitr
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lorKoiirn
ny
hip
i.rowirr
mil
in
wiir
iHaniiinjr
ior
in
day
nl
wi
i'iiivp
mil
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l
m
a
fa
ai
a
iti
aati
i
inni
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i
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fiH.i
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ii
-
jiajbab
rn
tiiii-
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iiiii
ii
.
1
1
i
i
nun
ai
ii
u
wwrn
iiiii
w
ri
r
iiia'
ii
i
n
nw
iiuiiiiiiiK
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in
piithi
iiiiHiililifo
at
uip
frrr
ImniUi.
rar-?.
wrt
at
"iS.noii
ami
It
vri
ijilr
Tho
tnse
trill
'
tiiLat
in
aiin
iiiaiiiii
rihi
a
rn
ai
I'taa
p
bb.fi
ic
a
aaia.
nxirrt
will
It
IWITta
py
ID
M
TT
lir
AllaTU.l.
If
Fl.
HIT
IUT
(lmr
inlmoun
Cluiuwl.
Dante
trlrt,
tu
ml
I1S.VW0
fJu.
f
i
.
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a
.ii.
u
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..
l"jrnfiiiirf
in
Ilia
mi
rm
vi
airar
una
iuitiicI)
a
a
.
BER
SALE
XS341.
flinrra
mill
Ik
rrrrOrd
Lr
Iht
rr-ilfr.
Iml
Ulrr
lliao
WmO
it
uimauml
InU
I.
14
8ltr
v.wuw
irri
ui
truir,
iiriiuufa,
i
rr
will
I
IVird
for
I-
limber
parurulurt)
iif
Um
CUlrt
Frr-
1i-ii(1iTi
will
Ik
rorrhrtl
br
tha
n
ilia
loin
my
or
Auru-4,
till.
Il-Iu
nf
llratnrai
X
llf
In
ml
run
ami
oiutaltto
prirrx
nwanlril
nidi
ram-
of
inlrl
to
Hip
JllUlllfall-fa.
Wrlf
lll)Pll.
II
WB
H
Kial
iIm)
ami
will
lt
a
ppainit
memory
to
pIi
uml
pvr'
of
I
lit-
lliiiuxumt
or
Liiiilipf
wlio
alli'mlpii
utilil
Hip
yar
nll
aroutxl
a
train
for
amillipr
Flatf
ay
an
annual
iiil
wIiipIi
lis
now
firmly
'lali!ilitl
il
vniu-larily
nml
iIup
in
Ho
youthful
lift-
of
Hip
pily.
in
li'inalli.
II
wan
IipuiIpiI
Iiy
Hip
liarnl
ai1
Hie
clowim
ih1
wa
tuar1iu1lpil
Iiy
Fire
t.liief
Dan
.Mohoiml.l
ami
W.
II.
Derry.
'Ho
firl
peremony
on
arriinl
al
Hie
groumN
wa
I
In'
raiitiir
ami
falolitir
of
Hie
I'tiiwu
Jark
after
whipli
Hie
orrliPfra
ftrurk
up
"(I
(iauaila,'
Uie
luly
voice
of
Hie
liumlreil
of
youiiKflTK
joinlntr
in
entliUxiaHtiPAlly.
Frank
llilili,
who
prewiilPil,
I
lien
railed
upon
ArtinR
Mayor
l.o.
larl.
The
upeaker
referred
In
I
tic
work
of
the
ink
for
Hie
children
and
con
k
ra
I
ii
I
u
I
ml
Hie
ineui-
n
foliA
:
Fiiianp"
11.
F.
lila-y,
L.
M.
Fiillrr
anl
II.
.nPlt.
ilprHinpl..
M.
Fuller.
Sjiorl.i
1.
I.ajKirte
rliair-inaiiu
II.
Smith,
H.
Fraer,
Fire
Cliief
I).
II.
MrltouaM.
U'.
0.
Yanrr
and
t'.liief
of
foliee
V.
II.
Vipker.
Clowni.
.1'i-ed
liilliuly.
Pay
H.Hi
NV.
II
Willi-KToft
The
parade
of
rlilliln-n
fronijnml
.lame
Killa.
Hie
Wli'
Home
In
tle
Arn''"'i"
i
Free
Hoolli
Ili-rt
Morgan
Uroiiml
tn
I
wo
full
pily
liloek
ji'olipe
ConxlaMe
aIpx
Mapilonalil.
fwl
if
llnnliM-k,
sprur,
Ccdr,
liter
of
the
Itvdpe
on
the
nuoee
lit
lUlltf
ll
.
i.
.
rilil
lllal-laM
1
-
.
.
Kir
will
br
iuura
lor
r
"
tlll,lmr
1
Arrhdearon
c
1
Itii
doliver
porllrul.rt
of
Hi
Chlff
ror..j.
ii
n.
Ii.
C.
or
Ditirln
rorHr,
IXK
Ho
mldren
on
Ihe
flK.
i
-rl-
BC-
jplalned
how
the
Union
Jack
had
imBER
SALE
X614C.
wiccn
uiiuie
up
and
what
sicvoii
Tcii(iiT
will
be
rernOfd
by
ihelfor
KoKrap'hicully
and
senli-
.V'..1"
.VK,ort..n0..!"'r
IlieJllnllv.
'Il.e
rel..lnnn
nU
'"""I
no
irt
tin
mu
an
"tMHit
4,
likltri
fntm
PaUUwr
SU-
H,
htu$
ft,
Con
Land
lUMrlct.
3
j
i'ii
i
win
be
alluvfd
for
rr
Umber
r
iijiri
I'tiiiitiai
af
ia
riiir
rp.
irm
11
I
..n
lil.al
1-nMialnP
'
V
i
ivi
a
wi
est
ol
M
Ihe
KlkM
Lodne
for
II
aPtivitien
of
Mich
penrrou
nml
patriotic
n
a
Hi
re
union
jr
Hie
cliildien.
The
NitiKinR
"f
"okI
Hae
Hie
Kinjr"
plowed
Hie
for-iniilitie.H
of
Ihe
oecasion
and
the
t
I
all..
.1
on
BER
8ALC
X
47X5.
.
"
"
Tniileri
will
I
rforlvm
by
th,",,
Mna
l.Piflin.
:f
rnit,
ii
victoria,
mil
Utrrl
'I'liere
were
several
siIm
of
V
im.i
W
IMIH-ll
..
Il.a
.1
II
J
.
tail
.dUl)
Allll
fl.a.1
a.
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m.
cm
in
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l
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1
1
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1
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a
(1
HSlaiaitlt
akn
tal
1
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tli
-
;
.
vii
avfi
ri.
M.......
IIIIIQ
mill
VHHniall
H.ailivj
.
--....
Judge
lien
Self.
Jack
Judge
vt.ii.
.i
..i
a
.-.J,",,
-
-
-i
av
nv
i
vi
i
vi
i
iitiiiH-r
uml
I-rank
IXIili,
Ihe
nr
j.e
were
RIBER
SALE
X
5378
IV
I
111
mr
a
u
III
I,
a.
I.w
it..
AirJ.iJeai'4111
llix
Mayor
f.ollart.
ami
Actlnx
The
Inlerniediule
haseliall
and
.t'nirr.
IH
lAiaiP
111.11
llaMlll
UB
Takailllflll
UII1I1IIM
1
Hell
IIHkk
lilrmu
I
tllV
nf
in....,
a
no.
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ai..
r
.
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r.i
.
11
iaait'v
u'at.
ill
iiananai
v.
LiiTnin
A
8JT0,
11(.ir
lol
"
i
Tft
".000
odi
kd.M.
I-ll'tr
si
iV1
,f,l,,rU',',chiirp
.
of
Ihe
proceeding
.
or
Hie
lllMtr
of
Ced.r,
Bpruci.
,
v
......
.n
II.
Fra-er,
I..
M.
Fuller
ami
Fri
iilhuly.
I'arade
V.
H.
I.erry
and
Fire
Chief
I).
II.
McDonulJ.
Hiice
Mm.
F.
Dihh,
Mr.
A.
T.
Hal
ley,
Mr.
William
Iteid.
Mi
May
Iteid,
Mr.
II.
I.
John-miii
and
Mr.
It.
J.
I.
Sniilli.
Orchestra
and
Clowns
The
orchelra
c)iii'-ted
of
Charle
llalagno,
leader
and
piani!;
W.
F.
Hmwn,
xylophone;
A.
A.
F.aioMin,
Hasaphone:
C.
A.
Kirketidall.
J.
8avlliorn
and
V.
Haiire.
cornel;
Howard
White,
drum;
W.
II.
Derry,
horn.
The
flown,
whom
all
may
not
have
rerognired,
wen
Fred
fiil-liuly,
chief.
(Jeorge
l.auilierl,
(lerge
H,
Tile,
Carl
Thompson.
Touuuy
Smilh,
Jtalph
milh
and
Jack
Cohh.
T
'
GAYE
PROMPT
AID
Lads
Responded
Quickly
to
Call
for
Help
at
Salt
Lake
Will
ami
lnl
Kergiti
were
inlruiuenlal
yesterday
afternoon
in
rendering
prompt
aid
In
C.
Woodruff,
who
appidenlly
fell
from
the
diving
tioitixl
into
the
Sail
J.ake..
Mr.
WoodnilT
had
rlinihed
iu
the
loji
of
the
diving
hoard
and
while
preparing
to
take
a
header
inlo
Ihe
lake
lost
hi
luiUiM-e
and
fell.
Hitting
Ihe
water
at
an
awkward'
angle
Hie
imparl
caused
him
to
lose
hi
lo
cal
li
and
upon
coining
to
the
Hiirfai-e
he
palled
for
aid.
Will
and
Fred
Kergln,
who
were
on
Hie
float
A
al
Hie
Hint,
immediately
took
in
Hie
itiatiou
ami
promptly
dived
to
hi
us.
ilatice.
liolh
ikoy.
displayed
rrniai-kahle
cnolne
and
tnon
(had
(he
diver
safely
on
the
floats.
i
I
f
LM
Tbe
Man
in
tbe
Mora
SAYS:-
IX
coif
the
Miialler
Ihe
neore
Ihe
liigger
the
head.
,
.
THOSK
pearly
leeth
lhal
snne
woinen
wear
are
Ihe
iirtxlurt
of
Hie
ilenli.l;
that
loety
hair
i
the
product
of
the
hair
Ureer
(hat
wonderful
f
iiire'.iric
eu
posilc.
'
"a
.
u.
JLi
IT
I
hardly
complinienlan
t..
yourself
if
-m
t.ay
a
riMim
remind
-U
of
prison.
Wli
Ueii
Ut
nay
heallh.
wa
here
for
the
asking.
Atiw'we
av
lovdlli
in
here
for
Ihe
VK
have
heen
wondering
what
ha
happened
to
Mr..
flrutulr.
Plie
doe
nol
sih'ih
to'
hae
1mmi
liing
around
here
lalely.
ITS
eay
to
hit
the
high
spol-
htil
harder
to
make
a
lnone
run.
Al.Mf'ST
every
man
who
i
under
a
ho
womleVs
wlulever
luality
Ihe
old
nian
HOipt
thai
he
Mhould
he
risen
the
poI.
lion
alMve.
Some
people
are
inleie(ed
ii
forestry
while
oilier
loik
tip
Hie
family
Iree.
THFY
ay
Hip
easiest
way
!
fill
your
sloekfrig'
t
lo
tari
liontlegirlnp.
Till,
population
of
a
great
i
hoollegger
and
i
Ihe
ii.,.
jvonr
.w,
.,Qi.
people,
TIIH
time
may
come
when
Ihe
woiiiph
will
nol
read
the
bargain
advert
jemenl
and
Hip
men
the
cporl
new,
hut
It
will
nol
he
in
Ihi
generation.
-
--
DHY
weather
never
inlerfere
vvilh
Ihe
prop
when
n
young
man
sow
hi
wild
oal..
Kl.
.
,,-..-W.
j
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Piince
Rupert
native
gardens
at
Metlakatla.
Blind
Man's
Buff
J7
VEN
in
this
age
of
enlightenment
soms
folks-spend
their
money
blindly.
They
buy
with
their
eyes
shut.
They
grope
in
the
dark
as
truly
as
if
their
eyes
were
bandaged.
And
all
the
time
a
powerful
light
is
being
thrown
on
the
very
things
they
need
and
want!
Advertising
is
a
beacon
to
guide
you
in
buying.
It
shows
you
what
to
buy
where
to
buy
and
when
to
buy.
At
the
same
time,
it
protects
you
against
jraud
and
inferiority.
Merchanh
and
manufacturers
who
advertise
deliberately
focus
thousands
of
eyes
upon
their
Wares.
Their
Values
must
be
honest
and
their
prices
right,
or
they
could
not
advertise
successjully.
Don't
play
blind
man
s
buff
with
the
elusive
'
dollar.
Spend
a
few
minutes
each
day
running
through
the
advertisements
in
this
paper.
Then
buy
the
products
that
have-
proved
up
in
the
light
of
advertising.
range
today.
Private
Lamb,
with
a
score
of
won
uie
uamnrap
(toon.
ALL
NIGHT
STORM
IN
LONDON
PICTURESQUE
Writer
In
London
Time
Tells
of
Electrical
Effects
Though
it
nuiy
ho
rather
late
tr.
refer
lo
London
all-night
storm.
Ilirre
i
justification
in
the
like
eral
agreement
it
was
the
greatest
in
living
memory.
Hour
after
hour
Hip
thunder
and
lightning
were
almost
continuous.
ine
frequency,
indeed,
wa
extraor
dinary
swift
emanations
of
elec
tric
lint,
one
illumination
folj
lowing
so
soon
upon
another
that
the
eye
had
not
lost
the
impres
sion
of
the
first
before
the,
next
Mid
perhaps
the
next
appeared,
it
wa
a
presentation
to
the
sight
01
Ihe
throbbing
pulse
of
a
galvanic
Imitcrv:
nml
il
was
the
sinews
of
Ilinnderbnlt!
believed
In
only
by
those
who
scarcely
dare
declare
n.n
u'niiriii.
.irviiiiaa
i.iv'wlint
tliov
had
en.
The
later
dedicated
their
plot
in
Falrvjew
(Vnielery.
Fralilx
I.alulis,
Chancellor
comnuinder,
was
in
charge
und
(hose
assisting
were
William
M.lssey,
i
relate,
und
W.
II.
Shaw,
nrchilecl.
Sergeaul
J.
KN
Jnrlc,
with
a
fcnre
of
100,
LeadfylTthe
niarks-men
ehooling
at
McMcholl
Creek
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CATARRH
el
the
Read
the
Advertisements.
BLADDER
jja,
lamaU
aca
CapwW
art
Buu
ftt
mi
i
oeo
it.
Urfrtft
!gone
by,
it
returned
twice.
r
were
these
seeniins
return
hut,
"secondary
di.-turi-anre."
in
the
wiu
of
the
first
?
Xot
a
dog
harked.
The
earlh
was
very
still!
and
hustied
and
timid.
Children'
woke
a.nd
liglit
appeared
morej
than
the
rnm'nion
numlier
of
light
in
downstair
rooms
to'
.'dtiirate
Jf
not
ron.-e.al
lh
gtahdj
terror
of
the
night.
Men
thought'
of
France
and
war.
The
recidleel.l
in
gear
picked
out
these
several
anund
of
musketry,
machine.
guns,
field
arlillerj',
and
bursting'
thought
of
air!
t."od
"fit
passing
into
shells.
Women
i
made
Ihe
many
place
up
;-....-
say
the
London
limes.
By
gen-
.aids
and.
partially
made
lea.
reassured,
ii..
the
i
..
ii.
Hut
.
i
wrenched
..
wit'i
...iii.tProvflUMMiH
'll;
ucu
tnipruvriimiu
Must
sky
were
u.
i.id
n.r
m
rmi
t
o..
oo.nu..i
pain.
There
was
no
thunder
n;
vtliullun.
on
tlw
dy
of
ulr.
If
boumt
fcyl
a.....
.
.
tuvone
uUirr
tluu
ltu
iMraun
ravtmHislbh.
1
H
the
ver
nrsi
ana
mu
'Uitifl
ior4foj:
Aunust
10,
191S.
otne
lime;
only
occasional
rum-!
,r
'
Uu
or
ny
rurtiwr"
Inforni.-
.
'.
'in..
in
i,
f
....i.,
ii...,
...,i.lUou
t0
tn
Oovfrnaifnl
Awl.J
I
tm
I
n
ton
tiOjisiauie
rat
;.ii"i
'"f
iauib,
or
on;
orrirtuwot
or
umli,
victuru.
linson
is
hot
on
the
trail
of
WM
lips.
tne
magniiipeni,
in-
Prince
Ituperl
picnicker
4
who
N'01
incredible,
sjiectacle
was
a
have
been
intereferiivir
with
Hie
fallinsr
glolip
of
ii?htllill8:--the
NOTICE.
A
Public
Auction
Sali
of
Govrrnnwnt
Lou
In
Ow
Town
of
AUin,
B.C.
will
be
Iwld
l
AUin
on
Wrtiitljr,
Aurusl
IStti,
lJ.
roiimM-nnnr
at
ft
am.
I1ward
or
rive
hundred
loll
In
AUin
Towiislle
and
Addition
will
be
orrrred
for
tale.
Iu
the
rase
of
loll
on
which
liu-
II.
CATHCART.
Superlnleudeul
of
Lands,
WINOa
KUPCRT
LAND
DIITWCT.
QUICK
OtUMLOTTC
ISLANDS
BHSTIUOT.
Taae
Moiire
thai
the
Lanrara
I'Uluur
k
Pai'lmr
Company
of
Kadeu
Harbor
laieml
to
apply
for
lrmllou
lo
Iras
the
fol-
thunder
made
till
hoiISf.
shake,
jluwaia
dfiirlbed
ferK:
Couauenrint
the
worst
of
the
storm
had
After
hm.
iwrthwesi
turner
of
Lot
tout,
tiiem
-.
-
1
a
lirlliterty
tltenrttian
6
ctiilin
to
now
water
mark
of
inxoo
entrance,
thruta
aoulbue.lerty
and
rutlowlnc
'd
low
water
mark
to
rlialna,
juur
or
leai,
to
a
loit
1
rhaln.
northwent
froiu
Hie
quar
ter
Lot
it
on
ibe
shore
Uim
of
L1
MOOC,
llienre
aouUieaiterly
4
ckaJns,
4lluniw
nnrtbeailerly
50
chains,
mora
or
ie.s,
it
nut
point
or
conmiFuoenieut.
and
romalitlnr
SO
artvs,
ware
or
leis.
Dated
tuli
tor
day
of
July,
lilt.
LAMQAHA
F1S1IIN0
4
PACalMQ
U.
b.
eabUlllOD,
Al0t.
CO.
-1
.
....
.....
Stove
WOOD
We
have
just
received
i
car
load
of
up
river
wood,
guaranteed
seasoned
and
dry.
bite
cut
to
order.
Also
Kindling
In
8ac4a.
For
Prices,
call
HydeTransfer
Phone
SB0.
Survive
and
Quality
our
Motto.
Dr.F.P.Kemjy,
DENTIST
Helgerson
Block.
.'in
.00."
Phone
109
For
Appointment.
'
-
i
'i
i
;
ii
P.O.
Box
MS,
Prlnc
flupsrt.
KING
GEORGE
CAFE
First
Class
CHOP
8UEY
and
NOeOLCS.
Furnished
Rooms
to
Rent.
Prices
fleasonahle
Phone
Blue
471.
Second
Ava.