,6fetrt
PliiM.KiLM.,
Have
0vFinjjer-
n-Bttk.
It
was
mv
iyJEniitr
black
with
iv..:.n:.
1
.
swuucn
iour
times
I
poulticing
;
bathine
pmtiseptics;
even
had
for
lance
It
for
1
1
inches,
robbing'?,
pain
continued
1
night
until
the
druggist
on
to
Zam-DuV,
thing
could
have
been
Bjthan
tthe
quick
way
this
1
;
neater,
enueu
me
terriDie
land
,
removed
poison.
It
right
tn
a
week."
MANY
A
NCT8R'S
BILL!
I'jlUK
It
sUays
tbc
ulrit
and
Srtty
remedy
to
utt
for
cciema.
tail
i,
sen,
pisnplrt.
ulcers,
poisoned
k.
ha4
lei.
wle,
scslp
AitM,
.scalds,
tuts.
bfirt,
"fenest
10-
Xioa.ttC;
40c
bus.
3
Ii
1
1
ii
7iveRoses
FLOUR
lien
Itoyfii
if?
Flour
ask
fyotir',fl
rope
for
L"Five,
noses,"
f
k.'T
4i
flttf
World'sliest
h
Christie
lAg.nt
S.
TAIT
rirr.
n
Bloc,
HWPEirr.
b,
o.
Meurti,
t
U
.
Only
For
flpf
ointments.
Her
A
BOX
OF
fPurdy
s
he
Autocrat
of
the
ijlhsotiiD
Delight
in
n
Hvaiilifnl
Hx.
All
Size.
upert
TH
DAILY
KEW1J.
PROGRESS
OF
Eminent
Railway
Builders
MINING
NORTH
PART
OF
B.C.
1
Hon.
A,
M.
Manson
Tells
of
Pro
gress
Being
Made
and
Gives
T
M.M.J
Many
Facts
and
Figures
RECENT
DEVELOPMENTS
Hon.
A.
M.
M.i
11
Min
nt
Hie
re
icenl
Laurier
luncheon
pave
some
inlerciliiiK
fuels
ami
fixure
lii
repaid
In
inininp
in
northern!
llrllih
Columbia.
He
said:
I
1
"I
know
that
lline
mKIIiik
around
this
board
arc
optimistic
;Vi'
in
th
It
province,
an
I
have
!aid
before
in
lliiit
clly,
suffer
liyj
jrrann
of
u
lark
of
kiinwlcdpc
of
jour
wealth
llia(
we
oulil
to
liu
ltd
111
hi
ire
its
iwiI
rapid
develop
J
'mi'iil.
Things'
haw
been
poinp
mil
111
ilii
northern
ami
central
portion
of
this
province
thai
I
ve.n-1
ure
In
think
you
have
no)
up.
-prebended.
"In
IWIll
there
were
13
school.
ji)l
Icnrhcrs
iiinl
l,!2
pupil
in
jiiorllicrii
HrilUli
Columbia:
in
ll?a
there
were
I2'J
schools,
17(5
jlencher
ami
3,058
pupil,
an
in.
li-rcase.
.4f
A
29
per
rent
in
seven
jycnr
in
the.
number
of
schools
'ami
an
increase
of
13)
per
cent
'ill
I
Ik
same
period
on
the
1111111-1
Iber
of
pupil.
The
numher
of
jschool
rliihlren
is
perhaps
the'
jhel
iiiilex
of
the
settlement
of
nj
'Vrovlnyo.
1
!
More
Every
Year
"In
IliiNI
Hie
north
wetlern'
portion
of
the
province
prodii-ed:
Inbniil
1300.000
in
mineral
wealth.!
'In
1WJ3
the
proilurfinii
exceeded
10
million
of
dollar-.
In
l'JI.1
comparatively
lillle
capilal
wa
inv.-slcd
in
our
mineral
industry
111
northern
HrilMi
Columbia.
In
1023
very
many
millions
of
dollar
were
invested,
mid
more
million
are
beinp
inveed
every
ar.
The
last
ten
year
ha
leen
the
mnkinp
of
the
Uranhy.
the
Premier,
the
Itelimmt,
Surf
ilulel
uud
the
Hulliie
Mine
on
Hay
Mounlnin.
Iliee
illiilnn
nre
all-lilc
pro.tirer.
vl.al
year
.
.
.
k.t
...nit
1
1
1
-.
iit
11
lliill
11
iiiiiiiiiii
iii'iiurn
xpi'inleil
in
neceary
development
on
northern
prosper!.
That
fiStire
i
erluie
of
the
ainoiiiit
.
peiuleil
(iy
I
lie
elnhlihei
rum.
liaiiK'
wliirli
I
have
mentioned.
Qranby
Output
"Ornnhy
vva
'tilwn'
in
in
l!l
I.
Tin
oiilpul
in
nine
year.
of
that
property
ha
lieen
00.000
ot.
of
3,0011.0(10
ox.
of
ilvrr
andj
5H
uud
I-'.'
million
pouml
"I
copper.
Urnnliy
loiiay
rale
n
one
of
the
areal
copper
propertie
of
the
rontinent.
"In
tlIT.
jul
over
five
year
npo,
the
Surf
Inlet
Mine
rom.
menred
production.
"In
HMO
the
Pri-inier
nl
Slewar.t
made
it
firel
liipmenl.
Since
Hint
time
it
ha
produced
20.-000
ox.
of
uohl.
8,500.000
ox.
of
itver.
and
nl
the
end
nf
I9?3
II
'had
riinid
07
per
cent
of
it
rapilnlixnlion
In
dividend.
The
'metal
ouljiiil
of
northern
Hritlfli
(
nlumhia
coinprie
ahoul
10
per
ironl
of
the
I
ol
nl
output
nf
the
province.
New
MJnes
Last
Year
"Last
year
miw
Hie
openinp
up
jn
11
olilpplnir
property
of
the
Outsider
Mine
nt
Maple
Hay
by
Ihe
Ornnhy
Oonipauy
l.nt
year
Ion
v
Hie
openinp
up
of
the
iMithie
Mine
on
lludfon
Hay
Affections
andy
WILL
DO
IT
Candy
World
sr
momp.
THE
PARTY
OR
THE
THEATRE
All
rnrcf.
CIGAR
STORE
WE
CASH
CHEQUE8.
A
unique
record
bl
Canadian
railway
pioneer
engineers
Uembodied
in
a
photograph
taken
in
Vancouver
recently
of
three
prominent
memberi
of
the
prof
esnion
whose
record
lor
continued
service
In
the
iurvey
and
con
struction
of
nil
ays
is.
pon&lbly
without
parallel.
They
are
reading
from
left
to
right,
H.
J.
Cambie,
M.E.I.C..
eighty-seven
year
of
age;
T,
II,
White,
M.E.I.C.,
eventy-ix
years
of
age;
and
J,
II.
Kennedy,
M.E.I.C.,
aeventy-two
years
of
age.
They
are
all
reaident
in
Vancouver.
Each
has
been
identified
with
one
of
the
three
great
transcontinental
railroads
now
operating
i.i
British
Columbia,
at
chief
engineer
on
the
location
and
construction
of
the
original
main
lines
within
the
Province,
pioneered
through
the
wilderness
of
mountains,
canyons,
forests
and
plains
by
feats
of
engineering
kill
and
perseverance
not
surpassed
and
scarcely
equalled
in
any
other
part
of
the
world.
Each
one
is
en-toying
excellent
health,
and
occupies
the
very
highest
place
in
the
respect
and
esteem
of
the
members
of
the
engineering
profession
together
with
the
general
public
Another
very
interesting
coincidence
lies
in
the
fact
that
each
one
possesses
the
appa
rentiy
marie
name
"Henry".
Henry
John
Cambie,
M.E.I.C.,
was
born
on
October
25th.
1S36.
in
County
Tipperary,
Ireland.
He
had
charge
of
tlje
location
of
the
present
main
line
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
from
the
Coast
to
Griffin
Lake,
and
was
chief
engineer
of
the
world-famous
construction
through
the
Kraser
Canyon
from
Yale
to
Lytton.
and
also
the
construction
of
the
section
from
Savons
Ferry
to
Shuswsp
Lake.
Mr.
Cambie
has
been
continuously
associated
with
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
and
its
predecessor,
the
Government
Railway,
for
sixty-eight
years.
His
name,
is
perpetuated
by
the
ststion
on
the
Csnadisn
Pacific,
Cambie,
on
the
riant
loon
below
Mountain,
since
which
tunc
it
ha
produced
a
little
les
than
half
a
million
dollar
in
ilver
and
lead.
'The
inleresl
which
opened
up
Hie
iiiiiiu
I
have
just
spoken
it
linve
now
in
hand
the
deveoji-
Most
o.....i
Graceful
Seek
Aldermen
ment
of
a
splendid
little
properlv
at
imreeu.
12(5
milo
cast
or
Means
of
Killing
Project-Prince
P"'01
of
lne
Hi
rt.
The
anu
inter-
i
-ease
Death
Blow
est
have
another
very
excellent
properly
on
the
lUbine
Muimt-i
....
,
ah,,
which
in
all
probability
wiiH
H
'
"''
k''n
,
yenrVi"."
'el
bylaw
that
worried
he
n
Miipp-r
before
this
1,,,
.
(the
oily
council
last
njplit
uijl
Tin
njipjreiilieim,
or
the
Federal,
are
in
charpe.
of
the
llulhie
property
un
Hurixon'
Hay
Mountain.
III.,,
.11.
u.-..
,.
..rsr...."x
developing
the
Home
'
.4iuiioi.ini
t
"
,..(..
"
;
bylaw
.
went
.
ti.rouuh
il
:i.
11
Hi
a
few
mile
eat
orr.
'
properly,
second
.
readinp
,.n
.,1
at
n,
lne
J1.1
1,.,
..-
lelkwn
ii
1
In
the
11.
Hulkley
.it.i...
v.,ii..v
alle.
the
father.
fill.a
,.,
hut.
in
in
,,,
l
l'lipy
nlo
have
tinker
bond
.
1.1....
.
nl
.
k.t
,
ery
proi
is,k
,
Lake
in
Hie
same
valley,
which
la.
I
reports
indicale
will
he
u
uhljiiiHal
pnulucer
within
Hie
twelve
nionlhs.
Thousands
of
Claims
'I
he
mineral
potentialities
of
the
north
have
been
harely:
scralehed.
5.000
prospector:
could
be
lost
in
Ihe
vast
unex-
;pored
minerariiiea
of
the
t'.an-
Indian
.Nullonni
iiaiiwny.
(
1
nero
,.ri,
()f
lease.
The
bylaw,
as
nre
probably
helween
four
and
fnthcrcd
by
Aid.
Casey
and
sub-five
Ihousatid
mineral
rlaim
in
mjttrd
to
tlte
council,
provided
for
'pood
slandinp
in
thai
country.
ft
Pns(.
xw
rxreedinp
five
years.
II
.
A...l
,
I
i.
I
Ilnill-l
.Miriiieio
.inn
.
..1111.11
i.ini-n
i
:f.i
1
1
til
1
1
1
ii
i
mi
l
waiiinu
inr
ine
iipisnnelfirs
In
Aernteli
ntiil
e.-int-
1
1"
tal
to
develop,
llrilish
Ooltimhia
made
it
reputolion
thionpli
Ihe
mineral
wen
i
in
ui
Rouinrnijiirii-
Hsu
i.oiiininin;
11
win
no
niiicii
in
nun
10
us
repuiniioii
uiroupii
me
far
prealer
mineral
wenllh
of
l
.
ii-nt
.1.
r..l
l.i.i
uoriiirrii
iiiiiisn
..iniiiiiiii.i.
LATEST
FROM
ABERDEEN.
SHIRE
An
old
Aberdeenshire
farmer,
.
11
.1..
1
r..
1.
1
.
I.
.1
nanny
noiru
uu
ins
iin.-ii-n,iiui-
ednes.
lay
dyinp,
and
hi
de-
yoied
wire
sai
ai
in
iieuiun
in
'AnniiiiM
..'III,
Ml
iiiiii
,,,,,,
ill
,,,
iiitt
i
nniipu
".lean,
my
b'l,"
he
inquired
feebly,
"phnl
are
ye
dnen."
"Ae
John,
I'm
Just
Hiinkinp,'kel
be
not
leased
bill
be
.Kent
by
was
Ihe
reply
in
a
'sad
voice.
"A"
weel,
if
yeYe
Jusl
tlilnkln',
ma
as,
pit
out
Ihe
liclit
and
no
vvnslo
Hie
candle."
--Kdinburpli
Dispatch.
Subscribe
for
llm
Dally
News
Glacier.
Mr,
Cambie
explored,
surveyed
and
planned
the
whole
course
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
through
a
large
section
of
the
province
of
British
Columbia,
and
under
his
direct
supervision
the
part
that
runs
through
the
canyons
pf
the
Eraser
was
built.
At
the
sge
of
eighty-seven
he
is
still
hale
and
hearty,
enioying
the
love
and
estcer
of
his
fellow
men.
Thomas
Henry
White.
M.E.l.C,
was
born
on
January
27th,
1S48.
at
St.
Thomas,
Ontario.
He
was
chief
engineer
of
the
location
snd
construction
of
thp
present
main
line
from
the
Yellowheaa
Pass,
down
the
North
Thompson
and
Fraser
Canyons
to
New
Westminster.
It
is
interesting
to
note
that
he
was
Mr.
Csmbie's
right-band
assistant
during
the
work
In
the
Fraser
Canyon.
Mr".
White
has
always
been
popular
with
hi
fellow
engineers,
being
noted
for
abundant
good
nature,
keen
sense
of
humour,
and
an.
absolute
airness
in
all
his
associations.
James
Henry
Kennedy,
M.E.l.C,
was
born
on
March
3rd,
IMS,
in
Carleton
County,
Ontario.
He
had
charge
of
the
location
of
the
main
line
in
British
Columbia,
under
the
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Eastern
Railway
charter,
from
Laurier
to
the
Loast.
As
cmet
engineer,
ne
bunt
the
first
section
in
the
Province,
from
Laurier
to
Grand
Forks,
through
the
Kettle
Valley
country
and
afterwards
constructed
the
longer
section
from
Chopaka
to
Brookmere,lhrc:gh
the
difficult
Similkameen
and
Ttlameen
Valleys.
The
complete
record
of
the
life-
work
of
each
of
these
pioneer
rail
roaders
is
lull
01
interesting
reminiscence,
and
the
monuments
of
their
handiwork
are
to
be
seen
in
practically
every
province
of
the
Dominion.
Although
British
Columbians
take
great
pride
in
the
achievements
of
these
men,
they
nevertheless
feel
that
they
belong
to
Canada,
from
coast
to
roast.
-MARKETBYLAW
IS
LAID
OVER
rallier
Ilie
lliwi
01
oiue
menu
to
abandon
it
whereby
the
wrath
of
Hie
apricultti'iil
eomrniinitie
1
:
.
1
,..
11,
;.,
antftlif
tif.l
liri
UIIJiiri-IIL
II'
1111
in)
vkm
ii",
,..,..,.,
.
i..lnIU.
Till.
11
n
v
iihi...
'i
''.
ihij.
.,'
.j(
11-
in.i
Hid
Of
i-ify
Ihe
enm-
millee
stage,
il
va
tacitly
,
ii(
'
.,
...
.....
...,
,.,
end
the
ful
dealli.
To
thai
coin-
.
.
,
..
I
:
i
1.1
1
;
mince,
ai.er
consiue,-.,..
.-
o.s-.
1!!!'
..r1
r(lP,::;!
r.w..i,o,i
n.ni
?
the
nevi
it..apain.
aenin
i
resoiveu
iiuii
uir
iicsi
u
npain
inl
XVould
likely
be
far
henre.
Length
of
Lease
-flic
ri
srsl
difficulty
in
ennnce
11,,,,
vjt,
pssape
of
the
by
aw
vmw
up
on
the
point
of
thel
...
.
.
,1
.11.
n,s
nol
mrpi
xvii
ii
i
no
np
-
1
........i
..r
11.1
v.it
,.i
.i-iux
juunii
in
.iii.
...in.,.
..in,
1
1
1..
....
.,
,.li,
,,,,.
.Ai
'
jeiMi'ii
mi
1.
in-
11
1
.
..j
i-n.,.nj
inn
oiuj-
ijdiiUMIIIII
call
for
any
such
lenplh
of
time.
and
jbeitip
at
I'rince
Huperl.
,m,v,.d
in
amendment'
thai
thel
pa0
j,,,
for
one
year
stiliject
In
i,(ry
days1
notice.
Ihc
amend-
monl
wns
fially
carried
Willi
Aid.
Casev
and
AM.
Macilonald
di-
I
...
sen
senlinp.
nir.
Thereupon,
1
liereunoii.
Alii,
llasev
descried
tho
bylaw.
Hull
it'luiil
been
revived
fur
llio.hiir
for
.an
accounting
for
in
iieneni
or
t
no
v
o.oncooK,
imirie
I.
Id.
who
wr
ild
not
upree
In
such
n
lease
in
view
of.
the
fact
that
.,
.
.
.
1
.
1
uiey
propuseu
in
upend
several
houaiu
dolUrs;
on
.filling.,
(be
premise
.up
for
coii!
torapr
ami
....
.
1.
1.,
I....
tit..w...
iimi
.1
ii.a
II4IIJ
ll(l
l.l".-
...ill
,
.
HI.
markelinp
of
furnter''
proifuce.
Aid.
J'crry
moved
thai
the
mnr-
Hie
cily
for
ils
vrosent
.
use
nnin.ely
the
slorinp
of
cily.
fnulp
menl.
11
woMld
rn,t
200
to
fini
new
ijuarlers
for
Hie
equippienl.
Natural
Death
Mil:
Manlounld
pleaded
In
fa.
vor
of
giving
the
market
project
V
7HY
waste
time
in
useless
"shopping
around"
when
the
advertisements
lay
before
you
the
choicest
wares
of
every
progressive
merchant
in
town?
WHY
use
needless
effort
in
an
.
endless
store-to-store
quest
when
the
advertisements
enable
you
to
make
your
choice
of
the
finest
merchandise?
WHY
pay
more
than
you
ought
when
you
can
stretch
your
dollar
to
the
elastic
limit
by
taking
advantage
of
the
bargains
and
good
buys
that
are
daily
advertised
in
this
paper?
WHY
risk
dissatisfaction'
by
buying
unknown,
unbranded
goods
when
you
can
assure
yourself
complete
satisfaction
by
buying
an
advertised
product,
backed
by
the
integrity
of
a
man
who
spends
real
money
to
establish
his
name
and
to
build
up
public
good-wdl?
Read
the
Advertisements.
Buy,
Advertised
Wares,
It
is
a
safe
and
sound
policy
another
try-out
even
with
the!
many
iinproVenieni
on
the
ser-one-year
lease
clause.
In
anyjvice
to
the
north
coast
this
year
case,
if
it
was
the
intention
to1
especially
on
the
(jueen
Cliar-
kill
the
by-taw
he
would
like
to
see
it
done
as
pently
a
1
s
-
so
a
not
to
leave
Hie
impression
that
tfie
city'
council
was
out
of
MiMaHiy
with
Ihe
dislricl
farm-
ers.
Ami.
Mr
Mom
0
was
also
or
Ihi
imlnion.
Discussion
then
centred
on
how
the
piatter
could
best
he
passed
up
and.
after
sup-
pestions
had
been
made
that
it
l.e'pionpf-r
packape
lea
in
i.ana.la.
piven
a
six
moml.'
ioil
and
also
Imnuvlialely
its
superior
flavor
(hat
the
commillee
arise
without
'
l,,lriy
wo"
f(,r
n
a
Proal
"
..
..
ii-
111111
ik.
11
him
1
ri
Mini
an
111c
-
-
"
:;Sre;?and
r
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
March
11,
1914.
Announcement
is
made
that
the
Pacific
Slcainship
Co..
i
l
inatipuriiie
a
sieauisiiip
T!C"!,a(,
(,ipil
of
.,H,SOI,f
ani
H.,ml,.
mil
llri.trim
t
ni.,1
1,
'
...
.
.
.
1...1.
........
i..Rii...t
iirittrt-11
iuiiiar.il,
irvon,
iiini
r;
v
Lt
11..
....1..
1:
.11
:
The
Daily
News
criticize
the
expense
account
of
Mayor
New-
Ion
on
hi
recent
trip
to
Victoria.
"Why
should
the
cily
pay
for
hi
cipar
and
theatre
rxplainliip:nokels?"
says
the
paper
In
ask-
Icideiilal
to
?0l.
-
helurninp
from
a
trip
to
Mont
roal
mi
company
business,
Capt
n.
II.
Nicholson,
nfanaper
of
Hie
n.T.l.
CSonsl
Sleamship
Service,
say
il
I
The
inleniion
o
make
Dr.
MarttTi
Fcnale
Pills
Hit
hsUim!
ostiirs
IhoQisads
Mstslasthtlt
ctDturir.
oraclins
uum,
buiWin
up
n
nil
PAINt'uL
MENSTRUATION.
NKR-VOUSNCSS.
tUCKACUK.
tllZZlNtSS.
.,
uJunmii
dnin.
Sold
enrr
1
8wld
Hlnn-
Qorr
TIN
BOX
with
Nt
simWr.
UrunlsU
II
M
likUUM
JU2i
U.
II
E.
rsS
St.
IimKCm,
iniiusuMiinmi,
Waste
Time
Shopping
Around
lotto
route.
THE
PIONEER
OF
CANADA
riiirly-lwo
year
apf
the
now
jtmoii
"SAI.AHA"
Tea
wa
l,'a',,,
on
'"
nwrkf
market
in
metal
packape
"SALADA
wa
the
Itsilallll
ril
v
I
Mill
MSlmt
llfl'M
irrilU'M
,ngr
PVPr
MlM.0.
n
is
im
a
utile
.lirfrr-m
a
little
M,w
than
ordinary
ta.
INSTINCT
FOR
NEWS
Two
newsboys
sat
in
the
pal-lery
of
u
Iheatre
in'vbich
"Mam-.
Jef
was
heinj
played.
It
wn
the
firt
lime
Ihey
hail
seen
a
play,
and
they
were
hed
breathless
with
excitement.
In
the
last
1
scene,
after
Manuel
hail
Kineu
,.Iu.plPS
anil
l0
Kyis.
Ihe
Queen
''.or
1
r
Hie
poisoneu
vvoiinu,
me.
younper
of
the
two
could
con.
lain
himself
no
longer.
Turning
lo
his
chum
of
the
streets,
in
rapturous
tones,
be
saidi
"("Solly,
Hill,
what
a
time
for
sellin'
spihlils."
Yorkshire
Pi'U
NOTIOL
VOTICE
l
hrrt'liv
slvrn
that
tfluliTS
will
l
rvi-ivel
lip
I"
ll.x
HI
il
tin
nrircnlh
ttav
or
Marrh,
lI.
si
Hi
nines
or
tin?
iimiiriiMt.
in
ilio
Cliv
nf
I'riiirt.
Iluperl.
rrollll'l
HI
l.rilll
.JHII11IU1,
lir
mr
ur
I
rh:i
rhu
..r
i.r
ih
ihe
iiuilillnr
bullillns
sinialn.1
slliiste.1
nil
nn
l.m
I.11U
it
il
an
J.
Hloi'k
"r"
i:n.v
or
I'rince
Import,
U.i:.,
iul
kmiHii
ss
mht
I'liiiinr
iiii..
10'
SPOUT
Willi
Wliair.rr
lll.liri.ai
iiirii,
br
mi
lln
premises.
r.ai'h
lender
mutt
lie
smimpaiiteil
by
rhinine
rr
1
iw
amount
or
the
lender,
tlw
rbetiue
of
I'"'
unnirre
nf
nl
trnilrrs
will
lm
rrlunyd
InuiieUlalely
1k-
liullillnt
Is
idil)el
nl.
I
nder
Ilio
romnimiis
01
ini
.
sain
11
i
neersnary
thai
IIm
IiulMlus
V
retnoved
rnun
IK
present
site
liefore
June
Sntli.
I9,
Ihe
lot
tn
tie
lr
In
a
safe
ami
sanilarv
rondillnn.
all
debris
sai
lie
removed
an.)
all
excavation
in
be
filled
In.
the
hlitiest
or
any
lender
not
nerej-sarlly
srcepinl.
IIIOVIVS,
W.
IIKIIMS.
(lnveriiinent
Asenl,
Prince
Rupert,
b.C.
Geo.Papadopulis
New
and
Secondhand
Furniture
Store
We
buy,
soil
and
exchange
nil
kind
uf
'new
and
sccond-liaml
pood.
Also
we
loan
money
on
any
article,
A
respectable
place
in
which
to
transact
your;
private
business.
S39
Third
Avenue.
Phone
646.
P.O.
Box
92
JUST
ARRIVED.
Spleiuiid
Selection
of
House
:
Dresses
Stylish
in
Design.
Deliphtful
in
Pattern.
Moderate
in
Price.
BENT'S
EPSON
COAL
We
can
noyir
Supply
our
FAMOUS
EDSON
COAL
tn
any
quantity.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co
Phone
58,