Thurfday.;;S'eplomber
11
1924.
WHEN
ATTACKED
IV
L,
Drstni
bit
y
JHflnv
fmo
W
ihio
A
You
Should
Tak
And
You
Will
Get
PROMPT
-RELIEF
.
When
you
wk
for
'i'Dr.
Fowler'''
be
Mirt
you
i?t
what
you
ask.
for,a.
erne
of
"tbewe
cheap,
do-name,
no-ipuUtioa
preparations
way
prove
duigenius
to
your
health.
Pit
u
only
by
The
T,
Milburs
Col,
United,
Tiats
Oat
Soli
wo
doors.
LAND
ACT.
I)
I
it.
UU
llll.
,
sue
or
(creasing
figure.
Washable,
Closed
back
step-in
type,
four
garters,
-in
lustrous
peach
shade
silk
finish.
In
iv
Honor!
Ex-
clufjveljj.jby
Jabour
Uros.
Sum
for
ajl
figures.
Exhibition
Now
in
Progress
i
Shows
Variety
of
Interests
Hifre
is
a
great
variety
of
interest
at
'the
Fair
tliis
vear.
In
an
classes
exhibits
in
large
numbers
were
entered
and
the
con-s(Miu:ni
was
that
competition
was
generally
keen,
.Indires
in
FLOWERS
'
Six
pots,
flowering
plaids
1,
Mrs.
C.
I),
Buldson;
2,
Mrs.
Jus.
L.
l.re.
Three
pots,
foliapre
'plants
J,
Mrs.
.1.
Thomas;
2,
Mrs.
J.
Lawrence.
One
pot,
Tuberous
Begonia
t,
Mrs.
II.
Sherman;
2,
Mrs.
Jas.
L.
Lee.
m.i,.
at
Intjatton
io
AddIv
to
Li
Lni
!
One
not
Folinire
Ilerrnnla
t.
In
oueen'
ChsMle'
IsUnd
Land
District,
i
iPa.
i.
Mnnlirnvi.nnv.
9
Vu
I
ReroruW
DHtrtcrbf
Prlnre
Itupert,
U.C.,
Mr
.
''
"OnlgOIliery
,
,
.Mrs.
J.
ind
wsie
ii"',!""
iiiii.
urauuiii
isiiiki,
inonias.
llni,
of
38
Cimbrldire
Street,
Vancouver,
OlU'.pol,
Fuchsia
t,
MfS.SllCrJ
,7piy
for
Vermilion
to
iewthe
foliow-i'""";
Mrs.
E.
Montgomery.
nil
deicrlWHIi
Utib.
Commencing
at
a
(Imp
1
i,nf
u
(iernnliim
rarlrum
I
'Mrs
Mrs
V
p"t
planted
near
the
foot
of
Tow
Hill.'.,
'
rst
aide,
tiieiire
northerly
ler
low
wiier!MiHlgoiliery;
2,
Mrs.
G.
1).
Bald-nurk;
thence
wenterly
rollowlrttr
low
water'
mark
SO
chains;
thence,
louttarly
three
on
.
TSSMxmWX
w
nw
1Jox-!.
-Mr-
1Ie11-
"uK0"eM-
okoboe
w.dowu.no.
T":
,2'
Mr"-r"
'f
n"Vl
,
Applicant.
three
specimen,
I'ansy
plants
.
..
P.AVE
nUTTEN.
Aut.i.
Mrs.
W.
II.
Waldorf
Mrs.
11
Fr
women
who
prefer
a
rubber
tirdle
t
he
makeri
of
Ntmo
Contls
It
a
tie
Jesitnel
ike
Nemolastit?
Reducing
Girdle
Made
of
patented
NEMOLASTIK
fabric
that
heirs
to
gently
massage
away
excess
flesh
in
a
safe,,
and
healthful
manner.
No
rubber
in
contact
with
body
or
,
undergarments.
Adjustable
to
dc
WILL
IT
RAIN
TOMORROW?.
CONSULT
THIS
This
Coupon
and
Good
for
One
S1.00
Weather
House
Prophet
Is
is
.surprisingly
reliable
on
local
weather
conditions.
Mmlfi
on
stl-ictly
scientific
lines.
We
have
secured
a
special
Pric
on
a
ttmiitity,
mid
as
long
as
they
last
will!
sell
Uiem
for
..
exactly
what
it
cfists
us.
to
relnil
them,
only
XOc
if
you
lif:
at.
"""ff
mis
coupon.
When
tlie'wcntlier
is
to
bo
fine
Hio
two
children
will
be'oul;
when
stormy
weather
is
npproarhiiig
the
wilch
Avill.come
out
for
8
io
21
hours
ahead
of
rain
or
S1I0V.
1
.
The
house,
is
mnde
or
hardwood,
in
Hwiss
collage
style,
i
..
.1
.
i
.
.
.
1.
.
.
.....
i,...
..IL-'i
elk's
?d
is
deeorjitcd.
ns
in
the
picture,
with
llicrmomeler,
lead,
bird's
.nost
nnd
birds,
etc.
It
has
'
-
In...
i
I
Advertised
for
SI
.00
Our
price
ror
M
four
windows
and
o
rt
mlted
time,
with
the
Couoon
OUC
Every
home
hi
village,
cily
nnd
country
should
have
n,'e-
Come
and
got
yours
at
once
or
mail
your
order.
Mail
"iders
iOc
extra.
For
Sale
at
ORMES
DRUG
STORE
,
(I.
Basso
Bert
Hanging
Basket
tt
Mrs.
E.
A.
Basso
Bert;
2,
Mrs.
Laurence.
-
or
One
pot.
Asparagus
Plant
i,
Jirs.
jus.
i4.
i.ee;
2,
.Mrs.
w.
K
Williams.
One
pol,
Fern,
not
Asparagus
1,
Francis
Treinayne;
2,
Bessie
M.
Derry.
One
specimen,
Flowering
plant
1,
Mrs.
Ralph
LeI'ine;
2,
Mrs
J.
Lawler.
One
specimen,
Foliage
plant
1,
.lack
Sherman;
2,
W.
II.
Sh6r
man.
gomery.
Sweet
I'eas,
best
collection,
six
varieties,
six
spikes
of
each,
ar
ranged
in
six
receptacles,,
with
foliage
I,
Mrs.
P.
J.
McOor-mack;
2,
Mrs.
.las.
Lee.
flodelia,
twelve
stalks
1,
Mrs.
II.
O.
Crewe;
2,
Mrs.
E.
Hellman.
Twelve
Dahlias,
three,
or
more
varieties
of
eohir
1,
Mrs.
W.
II.
Sherman;
2,
Mrs.
.Jas.
Lee.
Six
Caclus
Dahlias,
one
color
I.
Mrs.
W.
II.
Sherman;
2,
Mrs.
Jas.
L.
Lpp.
Six
Cactus
'Dahlias,
variely
of
colors
1,
W.
II.
Sherman;
2,
II.
Smith.
Six
.Hoses,
one
variety
of
color,
or
more
t,
Mrsr
S.
Massey;
2,
W.
E.
Fisher.
One
Hose,
any
variety
or
color
-
I.
Mrs.
Jas.
L.
Lee;
2.
Mrs.
T.
McClymont.
'
Six
stalks
Gladioli
1,
Mrs.
P
McCormack;
2,
Mrs,
W.
Sims.
Kveiiasling
Flowers
I,
Mrs.
H.
Smith;
2,
Mrs.
P.
J.
McCor
mack.
'
Bouquet,
Garden
flowers
i,
Mrs.
p.
J4
McCormack;
2,
Mrs.
G
Basso
Bert.
Collection,
Wild
Flowers,
pressed,
mounted
and
with
com.
uion
name
I,
Mrs.
().
(iuelpa;
2,
Mrs.
W.
II.
Bolder.
Twelve
Pansies,
at
least
three
varieties
on
show
board
1,
Mrs.
W.
H.
Waldorf;
2,
Mrs.
Jus.
Lee
.Nine
slalks,
Shasta
Daises
1,
Sisters
of
SI.
Joseph;
2,
Mrs.
T
McClymont.
Sjx
sprays,
Antirrhinum
(Snap
Dragon;
I,
Mrs.
II.
O.
Crewe;
Specials
Miss
Ellett,
Mrs.
O
(iuelpa;
Special
2,
Mrs.
McClymont
;
3,
Mrs.
T,
Priest.
.
GRAINS
AND
SEEDS
.
One
sheaf
Timothy
t,,F.
W.
Holder;
2,
Hilly
Holder;
3,
Hobt.
Blackburn.
One
sheaf
Western
Rye
Grass
1,
It.
J.
Blackburn.
One
sheaf,
oilier
cultivated
variety
1,
R.
J.
Hlackburn;
2,
F.
W.
Holder.
Sheaf
collection
of
'
cultivated
grasses
t,
R.
J.'
Blackburn;
2,
F.
W.
Bolder.
Sheaf
Red
Clover
1,
P.
W.
Hohler;
3,
R.
J.
Hlackburn;
3,
E.
1'.
Kenny.
Sheaf
Alsike
Clover
t;
Hilly
Hohler;
2,
F.
W.
Bolder.
Sheaf
Alfalfa
I,
R.
J.
Black-
iiurn;
2,
F.
W.
Hohler.
Shertf
Fodder
Corn
4,
F.
W.
Holder;
2,
Hilly
Bolder;
3,
F.
W.
Bolder.
Sheaf
Spring
Wheal
1,
Prud-
homme
A
Fisher;
2,
R.
J.
Black-
ourn;
3,
F.
W.
Bolder.
Sheaf
Spring
Wheat,
any
other
variely
1,
W.
C.
R.
Clem,enton;
2,
R.
J.
Blackburn;
3,
J.
W.
Sheaf
Winter
Wheat
1,
R,
J.
Hlackburn.
Sheaf
Oats
1,
R.
J.
Black
burn;
2,
It.
J.
Blackburn;
3,
F.
W.
Bolder,
Three
Sunflower
Heads
1,
F
W.
Bolder;
2,
Billy
Bolder;
3,
Jas.
Proctor.
v
One
iptart
Timothy
Seed
1,
Itobt.
Blackburn;
2,
R.
J.
Blackburn;
3,
K.
W.
Bolder.
One
peck
Spring
Wheat,'
variety
named
1,
R.
J.
Blackburn;
2,
Prndhomme
&
Fisher.
One
peck
While
Oats
I,
R.
J.
Blackburn;
2,
Prudhomme
A
Fisher.
One
peck
six-rowed
Barley
f,
R,
J.
Blackburn;
2,
Prudhonrtne
&
Fisher.
One
peck
Rye
1,
R.
J.
Black
,
burn.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Six
while
wl,,le
capro1
carrots
1,
F-
F.
w-M.jHlily
V
many
c-
sos
found
it
difficult
to
make
awards
owing
to
the
high1
-
of
the
exhibit..
41oweyer,
the
work
w'lone
i
neXl
'
er,i,S',?'
J'
!ack,,urn'
3'
"e
:
J
c
"
uoiore
ine
puuiic
was.
admitted
and
that
made
it
much
easier
than
otherwise
it
would
have,
been.
Following
are
winners
in
a
number
of
clashes:
.
p
Special,
by
Mayor
Newton
11
J.
Blackburn.
ROOTS
AND
;FIELD
CROPS
Two
wedftyturhips
1,
II.
J,
Blackburn,
a
Two
white
turnips
1,
It.
J.
Hlackburn.
?
Two
yellow
turnips
1,
It.
J.
Hlackburn.
Two
mangelsWl,
F.
W.
Boh-j
ler;
2,
It.
J.
Hlackburn.
'
special
by
X.
M.
'McLean
2,
R.
J
Bloom
field.
Two
examples'
of
sheet
metal
work.
$5.00
special
by
II.
II.
Henijnings
1,
R-
J.
Bloonfield.
DAIRY
&
CULINARY
PRODUCTS
Buller,
5
Ib.j
hulk
1,
H.
J.
',
..1
'.
One
specimen,
Palm-i.
Mrs.
.
.1
Lavvrpnc.
I
'"T""1"'
'
M-"W,l,o.
'"!
storey.
'
1
.
.
i
ir
it.
i
.
hn..
4nnni,.,.,
v.b
J
in.,
poumi
nncKS
z,
.
'
'
,J
"i"
Mrs.
Oeo.
Storey,.
-ft
fore.gn-1,
Mrs.
E.
Mont-
Loafi
Uom,.g
bread,
while
1,
Mrs.
W.
g.'FTsher;
2,
Mrs.
J.
J.
Gillis.
.
Loaf.
Graham
or
whole
wheat
Loaf,
rye
flour
1,
Mrs.
E.
Hellman;
2,
Mrs.
JHowe.
I'an
iiuns,
one
dozen
1,
Mrs.
H.
S.
Landry;
2,-
Mrs.
W.
Rohb.
Ilomp-madp
fruit
cake,
not
less
than
i
lb.
I,
Mrs,
C.
G.
Minns;
2,
Mrs.
G.
Hasso
Bert.
Dark
cake,
iced-p-d,
Mrs.
Paul
Armour;
2,
Mrs.
1.
McD.
Hunter."
While
c.ake,
iced
1,
Mrs.
A.
Tessier;
2,
Mrs.
Basso
Bert.
Sponge
cake
1,
Mrs.
E.
A.
Sherman;
2,
Mrs.
A:
Tessier
Shortbread
1,
Mrs.
W.
D.
Vance;
2,
Mrs.
H.
Ls
Landry.
Lemon
pi
1,'
Mrs.
E.
Hellman;
2,
Mrs.
O.
Ouelpa.
Apple
pie
1.
Mrs.
J.
Howe;
2,
Mrs.
I).
McD.
Hunler.
Pumpkin
pie-
1,
Mrs.
E.
Hell
man.
i'
Dozen
while
cookies
1,
Mrs
Jas.
L.
Lee;
2,
Mrs.
Pavil
Armohr.
Ivizen
ginger
cookHes
1,
Mrs.
II.
Smith;
2.
Mrs;
B.
'E.
Webster.
Dozen
drop
cakes
1,
Mrs.
C.
O.
Baldson;
2.
Mrs.
Jas.
L.
Lee.
Half
dozen
doughnuts
I,
Mrs.
W.
D.
Vance;
2,
Mrs.
J.
Howe.
Pound
home
made
candy
1,
Mrs.
A.
Tessier;
2,
Mrs.
Wv
D.
Vance.
Pickled
onions,
glass
jar
1,
Mrs.
C.
G
Minns;2,
Mrs
A.
Tes
sier.
Pickled
gherkins
1,
Mrs.
Boh-ler.
Pickled
cabbage
--t,
Mrs.
D.
Mel).
Hunler;
2,'Mrs.
E.
HellmW
Mixed
pickles,
sweet
At,
Mvs.
F.
W.
Hohler;
5,
Mr0
G.
Basso"
Berl.
Mixen
Vickie,,
sour
d,
Mrs.
J.
Howe;
2,
Mrs.
C.J.
Minns.
Mustard
pirkles
1,
Mrs.
G.
Tuck;
2,
Mrs.
I).
McL.
Hunter.
Rasplmrry
vinegar--1,
Mrs,
C.
Tuck;
2,
Mrs.
C.
O.
Mjnns
Tomato
ketchup.
1,
Mrs
E.
Hellman;
2,
.Mrs.
F.
W.
Hohler.
Tomato
chulney,
red
1,
Mrs.
Hunter.
f
.
Cbulney,
any
other
kind
1,
Mr.-.
II.
L.
Landry;
2,
Mrs.
W.
J;
jirkpalrick.
Apple
jelly
l,
Mrs.
A.
Tes-sier;
2,
Mrs
D.
McD.
dlunter.
Apricot.
Jam;
1,
Mrs.
Jas.
L.
Lee;
2,
rs.
Jas.
Walt.
:
Gooseberry
jam
1,
Mrs.
G.'
Tuck;
2,
Mrs.
J.
Howe.
Strawberry
jam
1,
Mrs.
Jas.
L.
Lee;
2,
Mrs.
I).
Mcl).
Hunteri
Hasnberry
Jam
1.
Mrs.
W.
J
Kirkpatrick;
2,
Mrs.
Jas.L.
Lpb.'
Hold.
Blackburn,-,,
lied
currant
jelly
I,
Mrs.
A
Six
red
carrot
s--i;
Billy
Boh-
Tessier;
2,
Mrs.
J.
Howe,
ler;
2,
11.
J.
Hlackburn;
'
floM.',
Black
currant
jelly
1,
Mrs.
II
Blackburn.
r
-
i'L.
Landry;
2,
Mrs.
Jas.
L.
Lee.
Six
sugar
beets
1,
F.
W".
Boh-
ler.
MANUFACTURERS
Sheet
metal
work:
Ventilating
cowl
for
small
boats
for
7"
deck-jdalc.
5.fl0
speciab
by
Waller
Longwill
1,
A.
Hmlema.
,$2.00
Orange
marmalade,
1,
Mrs.
D.
Mcl).
Hunter;
2,
Mrs.
C.
G.
Minns.
ltaspberry,
canned
1,
Mrs.
D.
McD.Hunte;
2,
Mrs.
E
Hellman.
Cherries,
canned
1,
Mrs.
C.
Tuck;
2,
Mrs.
Jas.
Li
Lee.
Plums,
canned
1,
Mrs.
D.
Mc-D.Huulr;
2,
Mrs.
E.
Hellmjin
Strawberries,
canned
1,
Mrs.
fE.
Jlellman;
2,
Mrs.
Jas.
L.
Lee.
Pears,
canned
1,
Mrs.
D.
Mc-D.Hunler;
2,
Mrs.
Jas.
L.
Lee.
ppaches,
canned
I,
Mrs.
D,
McD.
Hunter';
2,
Mrs.
Jas.
L.
Lee.
Tomatoes,
canned
1,
Mrs.
I).
Mcl).
IJunler;
2,
M-s.
J.
Howe.
Colleclfon-
10
Varieties;
Pi-scrves,
pickles,
no
wild
1,
Mrs.
C.
G.
Minns.
Collection
five
varieties,
wild:
Pickled,
canned,
c
1,
Mrs.
tf
u.
i.andry;
2,
Aletta
McKinley.
Specials
Quaker
Oats
1,
Mrs.
E.
Hell.
nmr
onljr-l
Mrs.
A."
Prince;
2.
Un":
J
mV,".
W
nobb.
Ogilvie
Flopr
Mills
1,
Mrs.
W.
Robb;
2,
Mrs.
A.
Iverson.
Lake
of
the
Woods
Co.
Mrs.
J.
Howe.
E,
W.
Gillett
Co.,
Ltd.
1.
Mrs.
E.
Hellman;
2',
Mrs.
C.
O.
Minns.
lor.
Tray
cloth
,in
white,
embroid
Jas.
L.
Lee;
2,
Mrs.
D.
Mcl).
awarded.
LADIES'
WORK
I'wo
doilies,
under
12
inches,
crochet
1,
Miss
Emily
Wright;
2,.
Miss
Maria
Johnston.
Two
-doilies,
under
12
inches,
laltp.L
1.
Mrs.
II.
Atkins.
I'liree.
baiidkprchiefs,
in
tat
ting,
sroehel
or
embroidery
1,
Miss
Jean
M.
Bailey.
Tray
cloth,
in
crochet-l,
Miss
Emily
Wright;
2.
Mrs.
A.J.
Proe-
cry
t,
Mrs.
11.
Atkins;
2,
Mrs.
A.
Prince.
Tea
cloth,
30
inches
or
over,
wllfle
embrniilery-il,
Mrs.
N.
Lulh.
.
Tea
cloth,
30
inches
or
oyer,
crocheted
1,
Miss
.Mary
.Martin;
2,
Mrsi
A.
J.
Proclor.
Luncheiin
cloth,
3(
inches
or
over,
and
four
servielles
1,
Mrs.
G.
Basso
Bert;
2,
Mrs.
Maria
Johnson.
Luncheiin
set
1,
Mrs.
H.
At
kins.
Centrepiece,
27
inches
or
over,
silk
embroidery,
colored
1,
Mrs.
K.
A.
Rood;
2,
Mrs.
Wl
J.
Kirk
patrick.
Centrepiece,
18
inches
to
27
inches,
white
embroidery
1,
Mrs.
Maria
Johnson;
2,
Mrs.
Adam
Dunbar.
Library
scarf,
colored
embroidery
or
crochet
1,
Mrs.
F.
Moore;
2,
Miss
Helen
Burnham.
Sofa
pillow,
colored
embroidery
2,
F.
W.
Pearson;
2,
Mrs.
.1.
Mediae.,
(Judge
awarded
two
second
prizes
in
this
class).
Sofa
pillow,
in
applhpie
Two
onirics
not
to
standard.
Xo
prizes
PAGE
FIVE
Fair
Week
Specials
Vacuum
Bottles
Keep
Contents
Hot
or
Cold
Use
it
to
put
Baby's
Food
in
at
nights.
Splendid
Value,
75c.
EMULSIFIED
COCOANUT
OIL
SHAMPOO
A.
shampoo
Ibat
gives
the
hair
tone
and
vigor
and
easily
cleanses
the
scalp.
Regular
price
50c.
Special,
25c.
ORMES
LIMITED
w
THE
REXALL
STORE.
Phones
82
and
200.
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
PRINCESS
ALICE
PRINCESS
MARY
For
Vancouver,
Victoria,
and
Seattle
September
3,
6,
16,
26
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau,
Skagway
September
1,
12,
22
8.S.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
For
utedale,
Swanson
Bay,
East
Bella
Bella,
Ocea.i
Falls,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Van
oouver,
every
Saturday,
11
a.m.
Agency
for
all
Steamship
Lines.
Full
information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD,
General
Agent.
Corner
of
4tb
Street
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupe-t,
B.C.
Dresser
scarf,
crochet
or
em-1
broidery
1,
Mrs.
J.
McRae;
2,
Mrs.
E.
Hellman.
'
Dresser
or
buffet
sets,
three
'pieces
1,
Mrs.J.
Mcllae;
2,
Mrs.
Thos.
Priest.
Pair
pillow
slips,
embroidered
t,
Mrs.
E.
T.
Kenny;
2,
Mrs.
ir.
Atkins.
Pair
pillow
slips,
in
crochet
ot
applique
1,
Mrs.
Sydney
Bat
cher;
2,
Mrs.
F.
Moore.
Pair
fancy
hand
towels,
envi
broidered
1,
Mrs.
'F.
W.
Pear,
son;
2,
Mrs.
Maria
Joluson.
;
Pair
fancy
hand
towels,
cro-rheleil
1,
Mrs.
Sydney
Hatcher;
2,
Mr.
V.
W.
Pearson.
Pin
cushion
I,
Mrs.
G.
Basso
"'
Bert;
2,
Mrs.
F.
W.
Pearson.
.
Baby's
embroidered
dress,
ones
r
two
years
1,
Mrs
F.
Mpore;
2,
Mrs.
E,
T.
Kenny.
Baby's
hnnnel,
crocheted
1,
Mrs,
Morse;
2,
Mrs.
F.
Moore.
Baby's
bonnet,
talted
it,
Mrs,
II.
Alkins
2,
Miss
Jean
Bailey.
'
Baby's
carriage
pillow
1,
Mrs.
E.
T.
Kenny;
2,
Mrs.
F.
Moore.
Baby's
carriage
cover
1,
Mrs.
E.
T
Kenny;
2,
Mrs.
Morse.
Child's
knitted
sweater,
up
to
six
years
1,
Mrs.
H.
Alkins;
2,
Mrs.
J.
McRae.
Lady's
knitled
wool
sweater
'three
entries,
only
second
prize
awarded.
2,
Miss
Helen
Burn-
bam.
PLAYER
S
5
vIRa
Lady's
silk
swealer,
knitted
or
crocheted
1,
.Mrs.
Adam
Dunbar;
2,
Mrs.
J.
McRae.
Pair
men's
socks
1.
Mrs.
Gen.
Rorie;
2,
Mrs.
W.
J.
kirkpatrick.
Lady's
Underwear,
thret!
nieces.
handwork,
seams
may
he-machine
sewn
1,
Mrs.
O.
Guelpa;
2,
Mrs.
W.
J.
Kirkpatrick.
'
-Handbag,
knllled
or
crocheted
I
Mrs.
Y.
Suekiro;
2,t3lrs..
J.
McRae.
':
ft-'
Handbag
in
beading!-!.
Mrs.
jH.
Alkins;
2,
Mr?.
Geo.
R.
Place.
Hardanger
work,
one
finished
article
1.
Mrs.
X.
Lulh,
Home
dress,
unbTeache'd
cotton
-1,
-Mrs.-
G.
Hasso
'
Bert;
2,
Mrs.
W.
B.
Cornish.
Fancy
work
article,
mide
of
unbleached
collon
1,
Mr.C
W.
H.
Cornish;
2,
Mrs.
G.
ITasso
Bert.
-
-
-
Rug,
band
made,
UMr.H.
Meagher
(most
commendablef;
2,
Mrs.
F.
W.
Pearson.
tea
cosy,
eomplele
Mrs.iF.
Monro.'
Men's
knitting
or
necllewnri.-
tipen
(o
men
and
boys
II,
mith.
Specials
Fuller
Brush
Mrs.
F.
.V.
Pearson.
-
)
Monarch
Knitting
Co.
Mrs.
J.
McRae.
.
Robert
Simpson
Co.
i
Mrs.
J,
McRae.
Prince
Rupert
Supply
Mrs.
Jos.'
Greer.
NAVY
CUT
CIGARETTES
-A
little
higher
j
j
in
pricey
but
j
1
what
a
wonder
fal
I
difference
a
few
cents
make.
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mi
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