PAGE
BIX.
THIS
DAILY
NIMV3.
CHILDREN'S
::
HATS
in
Straw
and
Felt,
or
Straw
Newly
urrived,
a
splendid
assortment
in
various
colors
and
styles
in
plain
and
fancy
straws.
The
best
values
we
Iieve
ever
seen,
1
1'riced
very
reasonably
from
85c
to
$3.50
Come
in
and
let
us
show
you.
Agents
for
Pictorial
Heview
and
Ladies'
Home
Journal
Patterns,
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO..
LTD
Phone
9.
Corner
Third
Avenue
and
Fulton
Street.
We
are
making
further
REDUCTIONS
on
Kconomy
Duller
No.
I,
per
lb
40c
Fcunomy
Duller
No.
2,
per
2
lb
75c
IJutler,
per
i
t
lb.
box
$5.75
Sugar,
per
100
lb.
..
$10.35
Sugar,
per
50
lb.
...
$5.25
Sugar,
per
20
lb.
....
$2.25
Milk,
per
case
...
...
$5.60
Flour,
per
19
lb
$1.85
Flour,
per
10
lb
50c
ECONOMY
STOP.
Phone
84.
417-5th
Ave.
East.
E
Let
Us
SUPPLY
YOUR
SPRING
WANTS
in
Poultry
Netting
Fly
Cloth
Garbage
Cans
Garbage
Palls
Garden
Hose
Rakes
Hoes
Spades
Weeders
Trowels
Grass
Shears
Sickles
Scythes
Spading
Forks
Garden
Seeds
Kaien
Hardware
Co
608
Third
Ave.
Tel.
3.
April
Blouse
Values
C.llio
Modes
in
Hroadclolli,
Voiles
and
new
Silk
creations.
Prices
are
lower
than
ever
before
in
these
new
styles,
IRIS
BRASSIERES.
VENUS
HOSIERY.
"DEMERS"
P.O.
Box
327.
Dozens
of
Phone
27.
Spring
Coats
to
choose
from.
Sizes
10
to
4(5.
F.xccllenl
Coats
ul
Lowest
Prices,
BENT'S
Third
Avenue.
Opp.
Bank
of
Montreal.
TIMBER
SALE
X
5853.
Sealed
TriHlcr
will
be
rereived
by
the
liUlrirl
lorrsur,
uut
later
1
liau
ihhmi
mi
llw
Dili
day
or
May.
11.
fur
the
pur-rba
of
IJcetn-e
X
il3,
Dear
kriiiatvi
Bay,
iHrlh
tide
of
Oarduer
Canal.
C.n.
4.
to
rut
7I3.0UO
rJbjii.
or
Balsaiu.
Ilruilurk,
spruce,
Cedar
'and
Fir
savings.
Two
(J.
year
will
be
allowed
fur
removal
or
timber.
Further
particular
or
llw
Cbief
Fores-ler.
Vlrioria.
or
the
District
Fure.ler.
I'rtiire
Hiiht(,
B.C.
TIMBER
SALE
X
5024.
Sealed
Tender
will
be
received
by
the
tllltt,r
f.f
I
afi.1.
.1
Virfr.H.
iml
fit
Jthau
nouu
on
tbe
11
day
or
May.
IVil.
i
or
i
ne
purciUMt
or
urrnre
.iuj,
in
rut
1.5U7.O00
reet
of
SKiue.
Cedar.
Bal-
miii
ana
iirinkM-K
m
an
area
situated
at
Bear
Lake.
Hi
lire
I,
Coat!
Iil.trlct.
Three
(1)
year
will
be
allowed
for
removal
or
Umber.
further
fiartlrular
f
toe
Chler
Foret-
ler.
Victoria.
B.C..
or
l)ilrltt
Forester,
Prlnre
Huper!,
B.C.
m
TIMBER
SALE
X
5622.
Sealed
Tender
will
be
received
by
the
MlnlMer
or
Mud",
at
Victoria,
not
later
Hun
noon
on
the
liln
day
or
May.
for
the
purr
In
e
of
Licence
X
i6ii,
lo
cut
l.4,UU
reel
or
Balsam.
Hemlock,
Spruce
and
Cedar,
on
an
area
ltuated
mi
tbe
went
tide
or
Jame
Maud,
Urlffln
l'a.
lunire
3,
t'.oaM
IMttrlel.
Three
i
year
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
Further
pirllrtilar
or
the
Chler
Forester.
Victoria.
B.C.,
or
Iittlrlet
Forester.
Prince
Hupert,
B.C.
TIMBER
SALE
X
5837.
i
S.ltt
Tntlr.
ttill
It
rH,itMl
liv
II,
Hnee
Unpen.
B.C.
Monday
Specials
FARMERS'
MARKET
llolliug
llcef,
per
lb
8c
Pol
lloasl,
per
lb.
...
10o
Oven
lloast,
per
lb.
12'2c
llib
rjlcak,
per
lb
15c
Choice
Hack
liacoti,
per
lb
42c
Choice
Pea
Meal
Hacon,
per
lb
43c
Choice
Side
Hacon,
per
lb.
41c
Swift's
Premium
Ham,
per
Hi
k
34c
Old
Country
Ayrshire
lloll.
per
lb
25c
Juakcr
Peas,
2's,
3
for
50c
Quaker
Corn,
2's,
3
for
50c
Quaker
Tomatoes,
2Vs,
3
for
50o
French
Peas,
per
tin
..
25o
Sliced
Pineapple,
2V,
per
tin
...
...
.
,
...
25c
Pure
Honey
in
Jars,
per
lb
..
25o
Hlue
Itihbon
Tea,
per
lb,
65c
lllpe
Tomatoes,
per
lb.
30o
Quaker
Cornflakes,
3
for
36c
Orders
of
$5.00
Delivered.
Phone
Blue
428.
MANY
COMING
ON
EXCURSIONS
Newspapermen
Due
to
Arrive
In
June
and
Other
Parlies
Following
The
first
of
many
large
ex
cursion
parlies
lo
pass
through
Prince
Hupert
on
the
CN.fl,
this
year
will
le
Ilia!
of
the
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper'
Association
tut
Hie
evening
of
June
1.
Some
75
persons
will
arrive
fnun
Ihe
hat
and
proceed
south
by
Ihe
C.N.ft.
steamship
lo
Vancouver
lo
attend
a
convention
of
the
Canadian
Press
Association
and
Ihe
Cana
dian
Daily
Newspaper
Associa
tion.
Arrangements
have
been
made
for
litem,
to
have
dinner
at
the
Prince
ltupcrt
Hotel
while
here.
Do
June
II
about
125
persons
will
arrive
by
special
train
from
Ihe
Mast
on
the
Western
Ontario
Husinessmcn's
l-lxciirsion
organ
ized
by
Ihe
London
(Out.
Free
Press.
They
will
go
south.
The
annual
C.N'.IL
personally
conducted
tour
party
consisting
of
some
200
people
will
arrive
by
special
train
and
go
south
on
July
7.
Hefore
reai'hiug
Prince
Hupert
Ihe
train
will
make
a
stop
at
Sun
io
side
cannery
to
allow
Ihe
lonrisls
lo
see
Ihe
workings
there.
Among-
several
school
teachers'
excursions
lo
pass
through
here
during
the
summer
:
will
be
that
of
the
Ontario
Srhool
Teachers"
Federation
iiuinhi'riug
150
persons
due
on
August
I.
OLD
TIMERS
ARE
Two
of
Prince
Hupcr!'.
pioneer
cilizens
relumed
lo
the
city
on
Ihe
Princess
.Mary
this
afternoon.
.Mr.
and
.Mrs.
(ieorge
Ambrose
and
their
daughter
Mrs.
W.
Hothwell,
relumed
from
Maple
CORPORATION
OF
THE
CITV
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT.
IdslHct
Fore.ter.
not
laler
than
noon
imiTAkK
.OTl:K
THAT:
RETURNING
HERE
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Ambrose
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
Hell-man
Came
In
on
Mary
Today
I
tlx-
SIh
day
of
May.
Ii.
for
Ihe
purchase
I.
The
i'ixim-11
of
iIh-
i:inrallua
of
I
lie
nr
ureiire
X
s7.
norm
tide
Iiuiida
Cll)
or
erince
Hupert
Intend
to
mi.lruri
llaud.
CJt.
5.
lo
cut
CU.OUU
lineal
reel
or
a
navemeiil
fifn-en
feet
aide.
ron.l.lliiK
Cedar
pules
and
I'Uinr.
lof
a
mattre
or
limber
over
which
will
Two
it
year
will
be
allowed
for
re-
fbe
placed
a
paving-
litm
a
depth
al
Ihe
Ion
vi
I
or
timber.
crown
of
ten
lucbea
conipoed
of
broken
runner
iiariiruiar
ui
uie
imer
f
ore-
Moiie
and
tjiiin.
on
lrui
imitiichi
or
tin
ler,
Victoria,
or
tbe
bttlriri
Forester.
Avenue
coniineiM-tiiir
rnmi
a
mint
al
llw
BLUE
RIBBON
PURE
MUSTARD
Net
weights:
"i
lb.
Tins
25c
Vt
lbs.
Tins
..45c
BLUE
RIBBON
BAKING
POWDER
The
biggest
value
on
this
market
today.
12
ut.
Tin
25c
3
lb.
Tin
75c
5
lb.
Tin
$1.35
We
guarantee
the
uality
of
the
above
lines,
ami
have
no
hesitation
in
recommending
these
lines
to
any
cciisuiner.
Rupert
Table
Supply
Three
Phones:
210,
211,
212
Intrri-ertkm
or
Kill
Avenue.
9lh
Avenue
and
CmiHii
Airline,
thence
afcmr
Sift
Avenue
lo
tin-
Interterlluli
of
Fulton
street
ami
Hlh
Avenue
and
llietire
alonr
Slh
Avenue
to
a
point
Iwelve
feet
wel
of
Ihe
CeMre
l.ine
luierseriioii
or
.ururwe
sirrei
aim
MU
Avenue,
areonllnr
lo
tlie
trade
hown
on
the
plan
and
mflle
hied
In
the
ornce
or
ihe
i:nv
Liij-ineer.
a
a
eicar
ImiiroVfifH'til.
and
iiitemH
to
tpeclally
a.M-i
tlie
cm
l
upon
the
laud
abiilllnr
dlrertlv
ml
Hie
work
etrelil
such
norlloil
lof
the
rol
a
It
Incurred
at
Street
In-
Irrteruim
ami
al
school
i'nHerty.
.
Tlie
el
mated
col
of
tlie
work
l
1.00.
or
which
II.I17.SS
It
lo
be
iald
by
the
Con"ratiiiii.
and
the
rttluiated
annual
tlierlal
rale
wr
foot
froutare
It
.f.J6
1
1.
Tlie
tM;rlal
aef
incnl
I
lo
be
paid
lu
IU
annual
lurUhneiitt.
J.
rcrp.ni
uetinnr
io
ih-iiiiihi
aff.niM
uielertakinir
Hi"
work
inii't
do
so
on
or
before
Ihe
lld
day
of
imw,
191.
l.
r.
jo.r.s.
Cll
Clerk.
Iiaieil
HiH
tttli
day
of
April.
IM.
TENDER
FOR
LUMBER.
Tendert
will
lie
reielved
by
Ihe
uuder-
t
riM-tl
mi
lo
.
iuii.
.Monday.
J
BUI
him
ror
1
oe
mipiny
or
uie
loiviwiur.
r.".n.
priiice
lluiert.
s,r
Tat
raid:
IS.uuu
n.
o-n.
a
n.
liourh
No.
I
Common
llemiiMk.
fl.iim)
Ft.
B.M.
l"a"
Cedar
sni
irade.
sii'a
cedar
to
lie
io
u.
wmr.
Balance
between
U
and
4
Feel.
Ii.
J.
MlTlllo..
9
Pnrrlialitr
Arnl
NOTICE.
TAkF.
NOTICE
that
aflrr
publication
of
iliit
iKiilie
once
a
week
for
four
consecu
tive
week
that
we
mull
apply
Hi
ine
llrrlPlrir
of
Joint
Slock
Comiiaiilri.
Vlr
ioria.
B.C..
to
chance
our
name
to
thai
of
BIIYANT
AMI
r.lHT.It.
MMITF.II."
HATr.n
ai
rrmce
unpen.
u.cM
mit
l.ui
day
or
March.
lt.
BI1YAT
COMPVNV.
LIMITED.
Milk
isn't
always
the
same
m
fVpnTf
There
seems
lo
be
a
wide
difference
between
milk
pro
duced
by
liaslern
dairy
herds
and
those
on
Ihe
Pacific
Coast.
In
Ihe
Cast
lliey
must
keep
cows
shut
up
and
"stall
feed"
Iheitr
in
winter.
Here
they
arc
out
in
Ihe
fresh
pure
air
every
day.
The
ipialily
and
purity
of
the
milk
here
is
demonstrated
in
the
richness
and
flavor
of
Pacific
Milk.
Pacific
Milk
Co.
Limited
328
DRAKE
8TREET,
VANCOUVER.
Factories
at
Ladner
and
Abbotsford,
B.C.
Skille
OPTICIAN
Classes
scientifically
and
accurately
filled
by
A.
K
Irelaml,
a
graduate
optician,
who
has
had
25
years'
experience
and
can
handle
the
most
difficult
cases.
7
cars
with
W.
W.
Munn
A.
lo.,
Toronto,
one
of
the
largest
optical
houses
in
Canada.
You
run
no
risk
here
as
Mr.
Ireland
will
be
here
permanently
lo
check
up
any
work.
We
absolualely
guarantee
satisfaction
in
eery
case.
Any
lens
duplicated
any
lens
repaired.
Extra
special
prices
for
the
first
2
week;
livening
uppout
incuts.
Max
He
ibroner
Jeweller
and
Diamond
Specialist
Creek.
Saskatchewan,
w
here
I
hey
have
been
for
Ihe
pas
two
years.
Mr.
Anibroc
is
bark
because
lie
anticipates
activity
in
the
carpentry
contracting
line.
K.
Ilellmaii.
who
has
licen
away
for
several
yiars
on
account
of
his
lirallli
returned
on
Ihe
Mary
with
Mrs.
Ilellmaii.
lie
wa
in
Ihe
tenl
and
awning
business
lu're
in
the
early
days.
ABDICATION
OF
BOOTLEG
KING
Made
Million
Dollars
In
New
York
and
Gives
up
Game
for
Daughter
NKW
YdltK,
April
28.
Tty
Canadian
Press
--The
Princess
Angelina
recently
told
how
she
persuaded
her
faUnf.
Domeiiiro
Cusumano,
lo
go
to
the
Federal
lluildius
and
abdicate
as
"King
nr
III,
ltiui(h7cri.rs
"
'
With
smiles
and
tears,
like
April,
this
miss
of
fourteen
exi
plained
that
Ihe
title
"Hooting
Princess"
iiiiK'ketl
her
on
the
street
and
in
Washington
Irlng
High
School,
until,
her
fmlulpeiil
father
decided,
for
her
sake,
lo
quit.
He
sold
Ihe
apartment
houe
in
which
they
lived,
al
.'ISO
Kat
I'ltirty-Ninth
strcel,
and
bookeij
passage
to
go
into
island
exile.
II
hurl
papa
like
everything.
Angelina
said,
"when
I
told
him
Ihe
girls
niaile
fun
of
me.
He
couldn't
understand.
You
see
he
never
met
any
Americans
except
naturalized
ones,
and
prohibition!
I
id
n't
mcuu
iitueli
amoiiK
his
friends,
except
a
new
way
lo
make
money.
II
wii.
iliUVreitl
with
me.
.Ml
Ihe
lenauls
here,
twelve
families,
ire
Italians,
and
my
father
just
mixed
with
them-
itiul
oilier
Kal
ians,
lint
I
went
to
school
and
met
people
who
didn
l
waul
lo
as
sociate
with
me
when
papa's
name
got
in
Ihe
papers,
ami
they
said
lie
was
a
bootlegger.
They
pointed
me
out
and
said:
"There
goes
I
lie
ilaughler
oT
Mike
Cusaiiiano,
king
of
the
boolleggers."
I'lieasy
rested
Ihe
head
that
wore
Ihe
crown
when
Angelina
informed
her
father
of
these
things.
Cusauiauo
had
held
his
head
high
among
his
fellows,
as
a
father
who
was
providing
for
his
family
eceplioually
well
and
here
hi
daughter
was
by
his
bounty
SMUGGLED
THROUGH
PORT
OF
VANCOUVER
The
current
number
of
"The
Hook,"
.published
In
Vancouver
and
edited
by
J.
S.
Cowper,
for
merly
editor
of
Ihe
Prince
Hu
pert
Daily
News,
tells
a
story
of
the
liquor
schooner
Coal
Harbor,
which
sailed
for
Central
Amirriea
with
a
big
cargo
of
wet
goods.
According
to
Ibis
authority
she
discharged
Ibis
liipior
before
leaving
the
Oulf
of
Oeorgia
Into
smallcr'lauiiclnsa.atyj
syllhUt
3(5
Monday.
April
8.
9
4
Cash
and
Carry
for
Monday
and
Tuesday
(NO
DELIVERIES).
hours
relurur.l
lo
Vancouver.
Fraser
Itiver
and
iiseil
for
boot
leg
I
slock.
It
ws
originally
brought
I
through
in
bond
and
never
paid
duty
to
the
government.
FINED
TEN
DOLLARS
DISTURBING
CHURCH
ALMOM
I..
On'
.
April
iO.
A
viniii''
woman
in
Almonte
ha
round
thai
il
does
mil
do
to
cre-j
ale
a
disturbance
in
a
church
even
if
you
are
vexed
that
your
sisler
prefers
another
religious
faith
to
yours,
A
sller
of
an
allenilanl
al
Hie.
Jlapllst
Church
service
here
appeared
one
Sunday
morning
recently
and
demanded
shamed
(iml
she
leave
I
ho
church
al
once.
In
order
to
avoid
more
So
he
made
his
decision.
lie
trouble
Ibis
was
and
Mrs.
Cusauiauo,
who
was
a
cigar
worker
when
lie
inel
her
In
llii
city,
would
return
lo
his
mother
and
his
farm
al
Caslro-fillippo,
in
southern
Sicily.
He
could
afford
lo
retire.
Angelina
would
finish
Hie
school
yeur
and
then
Join
them.
In
Sicily,
hi'
wealth,
approximating
n
million,
would
make
her
a
princess
who
could
not
be
taunted.
BOOTLEG
LIQUOR
IS
Specials
and
Tuesday
THESE
SPECIALS
WILL
BE
EFFECTIVE
ALL
DAY
The
paper
suggests
that
mucli
of
the
liipior
was
lamleil
lit
me
done,'
hut
Hit
disturber
was
laler
fined
ten
dollars
and
costs
and
was
bound
over
in
Ihe
sum
of
5HU
to
keep
the
peace
for
u
year.
VANCOUVER
PIONEER
DEAD
VANCOUVF.lt,
April
28.
David
(iibb,
71
years
of
age.
a
pioneer
building
coulractor.
resident
in
Vancouver
for
3t
years,
died
Sunday
morning.
Two
parties
of
fishermen
went
Im
llainbow
lakes
and
river
yesterday
and
each
got
a
few
Iron!.
OLD
COUNTRY
BOOKINGS
Passports
secured
and
tickets
issued
via
While.
Hlar,
Cunard
and
Anchor-Donaldson
Lines.
Tho
Canadian
National
Hallways
make
direct
connections
with
steamers
of
these
lines.
Full
Informal
Ion
al
Cily
Ticket
Office,
Canadian
National
Hallways,
528
Third
.
Avenue.
Prince
Hupert,
H.C,
Phone
200,
tf
Subscribe
for
lb
Dally
News,
(NO
TELEPHONE
ORDERS)
Until
further
notice
this
store
will
open
at
0
a.m.
"Its
Like
Shipping
Coal
to
Newcastle"
Utter
foolishness,
some
would
say,
yet
we
are
going
to
try
it
ouL
We
are
now
loading
at
Kltwanga
the
first
carload
of
turnips
for
shipment
to
Seattle.
Sacked
in
brand
new
sacks,
branded
'Northern
Beauty
Turnips"
In
bright
colored
letters,
there
ii
no
doubt
In
our
mind
but
what
they
will
meet
with
a
favorable
reception.
Reclprocit;
Is
a
good
thing
In
trade.
Therefore
we
are
going
to
aik
Seattle
to
purchase
our
pro
ducts,
especially
when
we
know
that
our
northern
turnips
are
the
finest
In
the
land.
MEN'S
and
BOYS'
DEPT.
200
Packages
Matches
Meg.
alue
I
Mr.
Speeial
Monday
and
Tuet;i
25c
Per
Pkg.
I.
unit
I
pkg.
to
earli
-u.
tinier.
Boys'
Fancy
Ribbed
Hose
Ml
wihiI
Willi
Fane)
Ttirn-
ver
Tops,
made
ill
Kmk-liind.
flles
H
to
1114.
Itig.
;r-
to
l.0.
Special
Sate
Price,
60c.
5
Dox.
Men's
Suspenders
lleHvy
r.laetin
Webbing,
with
olii
leather
ends.
Iteg.
Tic
pair.
Special,
45c.
Limit
I
pair
l
each
customer.
Men's
Flannel
Shirts
With
Collar
allacltftl.
SpleiHliil
Knglish
make,
in
ueal
stripe
desuins
Sues
I
i
,
In
111
ll'-g
:
'
alue.
Special,
$1.95.,
JLAD1ES'
DEPT
I,
000
lbs.
Sultana
Ralstns
In
bulk
IP'g.
value
toe
Hi.
straight.
F,xlra
Special
Monday
and
Tueiday.
5
lb.
for
60c.
Limit
It)
lb,
to
each
customer.
Del
Monte
Spinach,
2Y',
Special,
25c
Tin.
36
Only,
Bungalow
Aprons
A
gooil
riKiiny
Apron
of
heavy
print
material.
Uuar-U
n
lent
pi
wear
Well.
Iteg.
II.
-:.
Special
85c
I.
noil
to
each
l
uttoitirr.
10
Only,
White
Bedspreads
Slrottg
wearing,
eloely
wuirii
from
stronir
cotton
yarn,
m
altrartive
designs.
SUes
HilxftJ.
Ilejr.
!.!.
Special,
$1.55.
Children's
Black
Cotton
Ribbed
Hose
Sli's
i
'i
(
8.
A
1
1
III
1
1
i-l
i
ui;
ii
lie
i
while
Mie
lni
2
Pair
for
25o.
SH0E
DEPT.
500
lb.
Cvap,
Prurui
M
eii
in
in
Mi.
Iteg.
talue
JOi
Ul
r-
.f
SMt:ial
Momlay
u
i
I'
5
lb.
for
50c.
Limit
u
Hi
i..
f
lomer.
50
Pairs
Women's
Kid
House
Slippers.
Leal
tier
Stile
and
I'
hrofui
i
ne
anil
i-
:
r
tleg.
sa.50.
Special
$2.45.
No
erhange,
l
at
35
Pr.
Girls
Patent
Laathtr
Ankle
Strap
Pumps
lMMi.l)ear
Well
w
toe
and
ruin'i!'
Sires
Ui
?.
Iteg
I
.
Special
$2.65
Shoe
Polish
liohl
Leaf
111.1,
I
Polish
for
fine
tt
!
i
i.V.
Special
30c
The
Universal
Trading
Co.
Watch
this
spsce
Tuesday
for
change
of
advL
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
and
Tomorrow,
7
and
9
"The
Warders"
The
slory
or
Hiom
who
wan!
what
tneniiiit'
'
never
realizing
dial
the
olhcr
fellow
reels
Ihe
about
il.
Hume
waul
nelic.
omc
love.
oine
hap;
;"!'
Everybody
want.
This
is
evervlnnly's
pit-lure
lie-
'
women,
ticaiilirtil
sellings,
beautiful
gown.
Huntly
Qordon,
Robert
Ellis,
Marie
Prevoit,
Ctrtrudi
Astor
ami
all
slur
cat.
Strong
niiiu'dy
support
n
Hn
Mann
ami
Louise
Fazenda.
INTERNATIONAL
NEWS.
Admission
35c
and
10c.
EversharpPencils
The
Most
Famous
Pencils
In
the
World
on
Sale
at
Greatly
Reduced
Prices
Here
are
a
few
of
tlio
bargains
Offered
Silver
plalcd.
plain
Hilver
plated,
octagon
Silver
filled
Sterling,
plain
Sterling,
clinsed
Hold
filled,
plain
(old
filled,
chased
.
.
.
Formerly
Formerly
Formerly
Formerly
Formerly
Formerly
I'ornierly
iitl.no
i:i.Iii
11.0(1
lti.no
$i.00
Now
Nunv
SI-
Now
$2.00
Now
$3.00
Now
$3.50
Now
$3.00
Now
$3.50
This
Sulc
will
Minn'
liu
over,
(lei
your
FviTsliiu
p
nsV
ORMES
LTD.
The
Rexall
Storo.
The
pioneer
Drugglu