tfovrmbtr
17.
1024.
'-
"'
-r,--
CMM's
hyenas
inflamed.
Stuck
Together
and
Bled"
Mr.
E.
P.
KlmUll,
Entwhi.tle,
AH.,
write,
j
"Our
little
girl
from
birth
wai
troubled
with
inflamed
,.i:j.
tod
in
P'
of
""''
'frrfJ.
grew
wor
until
the
age
of
six-,MB
month
hei1
eyei
could
not
be
opened
after
iltrp
without
bleed-
SYNOPSIS
OF
.n
irvr
i
iirnniirirrn
PRE
EMPTI0N8
t-.L
unreserved,
.unrtyea
t
j
may
o.
pra-empiu
ey
.
i
en
flfiinrmic
imemion
.;
st
i
.i-'h
aubjwU.
romll-ft.t
iMiJom.
occupation,
.-nt-nr
or
agricultural
-r:.t
on
oncrnIn
resti
t
r.'.nsr
pr.-etnptlen.
I.
i
1
:c
in
No.
I.
Land
titrtea,
)
"t
mpl
Land."
cpir.
ot
3
tt
oblln1
fr
of
eb.ritt
-x
ik
mt
ueiwrtmrnl
or
.a,
H.C
.
or
to
any
fWv-
j
r.
ba
granted
rovering-c
Uabl.
for
agricultural
wbirh
I.
nut
timber-
.-
mt
our
S.ovo
Urd
r
-j
r.rs-
or
sne
i
mii
itang.
;r
acrt
ra.t
of
tt.t
i
for
r
rtnpllon
r.
:
to
th
lnl
Com-:
f
it
Vknt
Kei-ontlOK
!
,
;
c
:ht
tand
.ppTlnl
for
:
art
m.i.
n
ortnttd
;
of
whiih
'.n
b
oO-'it
Lmt
CoramUalontr
rruit
tt
occu4d
for
:
irnprnvrmtnt.
m.4.
i
l
I
)
lr
rr
InctiKlInK
.
.
tin
at
lut
flv.
a
Clown
Grant
ran
b.
,
r
-j
'
-U'.ltJ
iDfurm.tlen
How
to
Jtt-trapt
PURCHAtE
;
rt
rtctlrtd
for
iur-i
if
i-r.
uwt
unrrrvKj
'.
-
t
btlne
tlmbtrtand.
purrt.
minimum
u
-
-.:
.
:
unbltl
land
t.i
T
r;
'
.
onlrt..
icrrn.-
r
i
t-r
.crt,
furtbrr
In-
jilajr
imnt
of
HOMESITE
LEASES
w?,
a
waxy
discharge
sticking
the
lid.
together
md
adhering
with
great
tenac-"X
Th
child'i
grandmotheri
wen
con-lulled
by
mail,
and
both
mponded
with
little
samp!,
box
of
Dr.
Chaie'i
Oint-ment
Theie
were
used
at
oWted.
and
lasted
until
we
could
obtain
a
further
supply
from
Edmonton.
Improvement
wai
very
marled
from
the
firit
application.
The
waxy
discharge
wat
eatier
removed
and
did
not
reappear.
Inflammation
lub-ided
and
hai
not
returned."
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment
10
ft.
a
tmi.
.11
tlemtem
or
Kdmanwin.
I
late-
A
Co.,
lAd,
Toronto
'.j
ttvtn
in
BulleOn
I'
I'urrKttt
ami
-t
tndatlrl.l
.lira
ee
'
:
t
ic-M-llnir
4
.rrt.
1
or
IA-1
th
eon-
,
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Ulll
m.irrlt-r.
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li
;
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rttar
ft
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milliti
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AVI.
Q
CMrlttu
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M.
Otttrtci.
D'lUlct
tf
Prlnct
Huatt
T.kr
V.ii.,
ibtt
i.
asmitei
simrxno.
ef
Mtrii.
B
iruiKiuia
ruhrrnws.
I.-
londs
I.,
uflv
fi.r
irmitUin
18
Ujt
Ibt
r.
lloinr
V-'
nl-d
lindt
Corammetfl.
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)
.
;t
rrtt
rr.
till
tln
rlr
(haiac
ibMtr
MMitbtrlr
s
tb.iD
'
'
t;.,?r
rlctinca
and
lra-'l
pt
"f
niniinrnnt
104
::
i'int
ar
j
t.wn
uny4.
fuirillMl
i
rumaiqinf
i
tcrr
iwrr
or
mi
LEASES
I
tczz'.g
and
In4urtaj
pur-
'
irJinT
acre
GRAZING
,
i
at:nt
Art
th
lro-into
Krsxlnx
dl.trtrt.
-j
l
;minltrl
urvJrr
a
a
nr.
Itiurd
baaed
on
tz
rrlerltr
brine
xlti-n
j
cn.
Ktcwk-owntrt
SVMl'rt
SIMI-S0.1.
APDltrtnt.
r.trr
ty.
tto
tflh
f.tnh
fl
TIMBER
SALE
X6761.
M-alril
T.ii.1.1.
Mill
tir
rn-rlfl
hf
tnr
I'l.lrl.
I
..rr-lrt
in.
I
Itlrr
lh.ll
IMl
mt
1
inr
ti
a)
r
iirriuiirr
net.
rr
o
I'urHvf-
ut
I.K-wiri.
X:l
ktiallM
Arm.
"
h
i
l
rut
iiMi.nnu
rsl
baisnt
n"Surr
ttnn
.i.WitiM,.
f,
r...l'"
".
etim
.no
rpror.
w
i,lwiw
jor
vmriv.
iiHilral
t.r
llllrfirr
in
'he
Dally
News
,
I'riiwg
luiiri,
U
Sftlml
TriMlrrt
icWr.Msl
I.
thi
imdrr.
,
-limit
unt
rudort
for
the.
f.mlrull
iwl
:nnW"-l
f
I
Motor
I
amiifr
alll
N-
iwi'ltsl
up
to
.Vsi.
,.rtr.-ililr
fSlh.
I
tel.
riaim.
wM-lflftlliHi.
IIhJ
tixtu
of
trniter
mty
Ih-
4iUtnMl
at
It
ortlrrs
ut
lit
:hu
t
.iri-lrr,
Vlrtorw.
the
tlIHrl
Fr-T.irr
riHirl
IIumh.
Vamuiiver.
nut
tt)'
MIHi.t
'urrtrr.
I'rtnro
IUIwrl.
on
o
t
"f
lltioo
which
l
reruiKlM.
.n
ll
mum
of
tlsn
.ml
sr(fltln.
Tlir
Inmr.t
or
n'
t'lxlW
saniv
arrrpird.
o
n
nrjt
fit
"
DeiHlty
Nllitlr
of
Uiwt.
:
1
(
!
,
i
!
SINNERS
IN
SILK
IS
V
WEEK
AT
THEATRE
Monday
and
Tuesday
"KiniM'i-M
hi
Silk."
Comedy
'l-iisl
Steppers"
International
News.
Wednesday
and
Thursday
llaby
Peggy
in
The
Fam-
ily
Secret."
Unniedy.
"ilmiliing
It."
1'OX
N'WS-(inzpp.
Friday
and
Saturday
Pola
N'egri
in
"Lily
of
Ihe
llUsl."
(Jomedy
"The
Odihler."
Topics
of
Hie
luy.
t
liiiHr,
a
country
house
in
the
ex
t
REJUVENATION
STORY
Man
Is
QUen
Youth
by
Treat-nisnt
of
Monkey
Oland
Order
and
Qlves
Way
to
Jazz
Craze
elHie
WVlebesler
district,
a
I
fatdiittnahle
apartment
on
Park
i.nnue,
a
rTmgnlficent
villa
lo
cated
on
Ihe
roof
of
a
down-Uiwn
flteraper.
'Hi!
storj
is
of
a
man
broken
hi
lieiilth
and
past
middle
are,
wio
return
to
America
after
an
nbef
of
twenty
year.
He
nets
oil
hi4oard.
durina
a
festive
swlinnwnsr
party
in
the
youth.
Cod
of
Jazz
"You
will
find
your
emintry
altered
st:"e
Ut
you
were
here."
the
doctor
tell.
hhn.
"A
new
and
terrible
generation
has
leeu
rearwd.
Its
srod
ia
Jaiz;
Its
slognn
erd:
Ivn
i
free
today,
fne
for
Ihe
taking."
Merrill
yields
to
the
templa-linn.
undergoes
the
treatment
ri
,i'Htd
tx
u
soaihr.M
,erni
of:
ami
Iwi-nly
year
are
lifted
from
i
uwtoniytniZtt'JnttSvM
hi
life.
He
immediately
enters
".n
a,
dw.
limit
bWnc
uimv
..r
rhtin
I
n.iU
.
ibMw
rt-1
l'e
gayest
set
Wf
young
lMope
and
becoiues
the
sponsor
of
a
Mircwioii
nf
"wHd"
parties.
And
he
does
not
fail
to
get
himself
!
talk!
about
In
scanrlaloas
gns-
si.
After
a
series
nf
stirring
cpWoile
and
Intrigues
Merrill
nllj
LITTLE
BABY
PEGGY
IN
THE
FAMILY
SECRET
Wonderful
Baby
Actress
to
Seen
Here
at
WJd-Wek
8howng
room.
To
her
surpri'e,
a
man
was
bending
over
the
ennleuts
of
the
family
safe.
lie
dropped
hk
mask
in
surprise.
ImnvdinMy,
she
reengnizeil
him
as
Ihe
"kind
man
who
picked
her
up
when
slip
was
oh,
o
lireil."
He
tried
to
tell
her
that
he
woubl
not
take
her
things
when
an
automatic
barked.
The
bahy's
mother
dashed
dnwn-
Iflp
swimming
pool.
f
very.
stairs;
her
grandfalher
likewise!
Iaiiltfnl
and
a
very
mixlcrn
.
cnlen-d.
young
lady,
to
whom
be
is
at-
It's
a
loic
stnry.
i
traded.
He
i
travelttng
with
a'
--
-
distinguished
phynietan,
a
dis-1
Ml
y
nn
Tnr
nilPT
IP
riple
of
lr.
Steluach,
the
Vien-
L,LI
"r
Int
UllJl
lj
nese
stwialll.
who
tempU
him
WVK
""
FND
r,wulul
PlfTIIRF
rtl
AT
to
under,
a
rejuvenation
treat-
mentwMch
wH,
restore
h,s'
THE
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
"I.ily
"f
ttie
liii."
coming
to
I'he
W'psi
holme
at
the
wpek
pnil.
is
h
production
hound
to
satisfy
Ihe
most
finicky
picture
fan.
Coin
Negri
is
Ihe
star.
Kvery
limp
peofde
come
In
the
conclusion
that
she
has
jgt
alniul
reached
Ihe
heights
of-'eharaclcr-izatinn
she
come
alone
in
a
nevy
picture
to
surprise
them
with
somHliing
new.
"I.ily
of
Ihe
Iiust"
was
adapt-i
ed
by
Paul
Hern
from.
a
novel
hyi
llprmann
Sudermntiii
-v
and
lhaj
play
by
llwanl
Sheldon.
Pola
has
the
role
of
Lily,
a
poor
but
very
beautiful
girl,
whose
fas-
riiKilinii
for
men
is
a
curve
to
her.
In
loe
with
one
man.
she
.cm
.irre-.i
in
taaing
me
girijU
f(trf0il
hy
rirf
umslances
lo
whom
he
met
on
ship
hoard
nndmarr).
no,10r
niy
0
Jearn
thai
lllie
we
girl
he
really
desires,(
miirriai:(.
wjt,oul
Iovr
is
mo.l
awny
from
Ihe
young
man
who,,m,IM,pj.
M)n
ar
at,racp1
to
truly
love
her.
,1Pr
,,
JiutU
uPrSpif
i(.nR
I
Hut
in
Ihe
end
h
sUfps
aside.
mishrit,
alon(J
lhe
pa!ij),l
way
,,al
in
Ihe
young
man's
favor
and
re-1
eventually
leads
lo
destruction.
I
sumes
his
former
ami.
tnlhler
,.
iMvPll
Ililv
unon
her.
and
in
i
ii.
-
n..M.i
ai.
Ki
,
i
wnvs
in
nir.
iir
nns
iiiiiihi
iiiul.ii.
..n.i
..i...
i
:
.
riirtber
Dsrnmlars
nf
tlw
r.Mtf
lr-
..
'
,
.
.
..
..
""
iii'im-.-!.
r
ii.u..
..r
it.
tiLirwi
rirfMitr.Miiere
is
no
iree
nve
uiai
one
always
must
pay
for
love,
sometimes
with
sacrifice,
snnHime
wjllt
vclf-respeel.
sometimes
even
with
one's
heart's
blond.
His
Own
Son
It
also
develops
that
Mm
young
man
he
wisidl
(n
cheat
of
the
girl,
is
his
own
nn,
whom
he
had
not
seen
since
early
childhood,
when
he
deserted
his
wife
nnd
lhe
boy's
mill
her.
The
young
fellow
has
a
eler
for
Merrill
'
j
from
his
molher
in
which
Is
So
ou
propose
lo
lake
niysia,.,
dial
if
Ihe
father
thinks
ilntiK'iler
from
me
w
ilhoul
any
j
),inisclf
wofthy.
he
is
tn
ack-!
warning?"
I
nowledge
his
son.
This
is
wbal
1
Ninons
Young
Man
"Not
ntlm,,)
him
lo
give
tip
Ihe
un-'
nil.
If
there
is
anylig
eon-
nn,urni
f
m,iely.
ccniinu
her
ti
wnnl
lo
warn
me
about.
I'm
willing
In
listen.
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
PRINCESS
ALICE
PRINCE88
MARY
-
""vwuirir.
w
irinria
inn
nrMLLi
o
Nov.
7,
tl
I
Dep.
5,
18
r
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau,
8kagway
NOV.
3,
11
WC-
i
'9t
u
a.a
oniNCEAS
BEATRICE.
r
BuledaU,
Swanson
Bay.
Kail
Bella
Bella,
Ocei
r"'",
namu,
Alert
Bay,
CampDeit
nivar,
an
wsir
ouver,
every
Saturday,
11
a.m.
Agency
for
all
Stoatmhlp
Llfir
Full
infortnalion
from
W.
O.
oromsRD.
General
Aoent
rnr
of
4th
R...i
Awaniie.
Prince
Ruoeri.
B.C
w
w
ew"w
-
tt
Slliu
IM
f
(FORTUNES
ARE
FOUNDED
j
ON
SMALL
CASH
SAVINGS
lt's
ivl
what
you
make
it's
wial
you
save
thai
counts.
It
is
a
re-POgilid
fnpl
"'nl
n
business
conduced
on
a
cash
basis
can
be
operated
mupli
innro
economically
than
one
conducted
on
a
credit
ha.
is,
lloweyei
wbcit
Ibern
is
no
indiicemenl
In
pay
cash,
why
iu
so?
More
and
more
the
world
over
Ihe
cash
system
is
coming
Into
use.
As
a
result
of
our
advl
of
Ihe
past
week
vn
found
llinl
given
tlio
proper
Inducement
the
people
of
Prince
Huperl,
loo,
are
willing
to
pay
cash.
Have
you
Investigated
our
proposition,
If
not
why
not?
Tho
proof
of
the
pudding
is
in
llio
eating
thereof.
I
v
MOKIlsfill.
flrocor.
Phone
13.
BENT'S
LADIES'
Winter
Coat
Sale
IS
GOING
STRONG.
Beautiful
Winter
Coats
at
WHOLESALE
PRICES
Peg.
G5.00.
Peg.
StriD.SO.
Peg.
(7.50.
Peg.
15.00.
Peg.
39.'50.
Pep.
7S1.00.
Peg.
7.on.
Peg.
$00.00.
Pe?v
t75.no.
Now
552.00
Now
$47.50
Now
$53
50
Now
$36.00
Now
$47.60
Now
$65.00
Now
$65.00
Now
$55.00
Now
$60.00
BLACK
LEATHERETTE
RAINCOATS
Se.s
30-lfi
$9,50
"BENT'S"
Third
Avenue
-
THE
DAILY
EVV3
s
uajHH
?
FIY3
Movies
and
Movie
People
be!
Lilflr
Ualiy
I'vupy
nrvor
know
liar
fallwr
.
."lift
m
ly
kiuMV
4liaf.
jifr
rtudhcr
wa
fal
rn,nf
of
lli
time;
and
llial'licr
srandfalhpr
was
rros,
h
rul
h.iIi
fhf
was
"always
In
tliftj
way.'
Iip
wuiiIpiI
to
pjay
with
Hie
happy
cliililron
of
lli
npighbnr-hox.
(ho
poor
little
ones
who
roiilil
get
dirty
'
whofp
par-piiIm
wptp
always
patter
to
trreel
th
i'
tn
with
liroail,
round
fmiea.
One
day
he
ran
off
and
pot
loil.
A
ilirly,
hmifrry
lnokinjr
ynunp
fellow
pirlcpd
Jirr
up
ami
lii-ought
her
lo
Hie
ulalion
house,
leaving
her
in
Ihe
kindly
arm
of
the
law-.
Naltirally,
tlie
child
forjiol
alToul
her
resener
until
one
mid
inishl
when
in
the
coiinlry,
she
(hears
a
disturbing
noUe
from
The
artion
of
"Sinners
injIP
veirilly
of
(he
ground
floor.
Silk"
takes
place
in
and
nrumlviihoul
disturbing.
hor
rnolher
.Nw
Vurk,
parlicMlarly
the
dekjnP
rr-fpt
mil
nf
bed,
and
catt-an.
ewinynlnK
.pool
f
an
ocean,
liously
walked
itilr
the
drawing
Is
your
wife
wiser
than
you?
IF
YOU
read
only
the
stock
and
sporting
pages,
and
your
wife
is
like
other
women,
she
is
wiser
thrn
you.
She
reads
the
shopping
news.
She
likes
to
hear
you
jingle
money
in
your
pockets.
She
likes
to
stretch
money
to
the
limit,
so
she
won't
have
to
ask
for
more.
She
likes
to
shop
strategically.
Know
what
she
does.
Comfortably
at
home
in
a
cushiony
armchair,
she
scans
advertising
columns.
She
compares,
judges
and
selects
the
goods
she
desires;
maps
her
route;
with
least
effort
and
minimum
time,
goes
direct
to
the
planned
store
and
buys.
She
obtains
what
she
Wants
at
the
lowest
price
it
is
offered.
She
is
certain
of
full
satisfaction,
for
she
knows
advertised
goods
live
up
to
their
claim's.
She
saves
time
and
steps,
and
returns
sufficiently
alert
to
enjoy
new
advertisements
and
lo
prepare
you
an
appetizing
dinner.
These
benefit
too.
WHAT
FUR
ARE
Oil.
RABBIT
IS
POPULAR
whero,
oh,
whem
has
advertisements
are
written
for
your
Read
them.
Help
her
help
you
save.
Buying
advertised
products
is
a
bond
investment-
not
a
stock
speculation
my
pussy-cat
gone.T
Oh,
where,
oh,
where
can
she
bet
Will
her
name,
he
ermine
or
pahmi
or
chavre,
WVien
she
is
returned
lo.me?
Then
again,
pussy's
name
may
have
been
phanged
In
cbatigre,
barondukle
or
any
of
a
numiier
of
others
by
tbn
time
she
reappears
among
old
acquaintances.
And
not
only
her
name,
but
her
appearance
will
be
transformed
an
completely
Hint
smart
indeed
will
be
the
person
who
can
rerognue
her.
No
gnnie
warden
Has
an.
nonnceij
an
official
open
season
on
pals,
nllpy,
house
nr
Terslan,
vel
at
a
fur
sale
in
I
be
eqst
l
frankly
was
ailmitted
that
forty
thousand
cats
bad
been
killed
for
their
pelts.
And
bl
was
for
one
wholesale
house.
Many
processes
A
slylo
authority
says;
"Any
Ihlng
that
can
bp
done
to
hair
nowaday
enn
be
done
to
fur,'
Can
and
Is.
Pen,
pleaching.
permanent
wayipg,
flipping,
apy
and
every
process
lo
which,
har
can
be
subjected
has
become
common
in
llie
fur
industry.
The
result
is,
Hip
fur
mVket
j
flooded
with
remarkable
products
in-
fluenred,
if
nH
aclually
manu
factured,
by
chemical
reactions
With
this
development,
the
fur
and
advertising
trades
are
co
operating
to
keep
fur
advertising
fully
trustworthy.
Sq
with
but
a
few
unauthorlzei;
exceptions,
lhe
prospective
fur
Ibuycr
is
m'ade
cogniiant
of
the
'nature
of
the
merchandise
be
is!
aware
her
collar
of
"summer
i
inspecting.
Not
only
cat
fur.
but
Ithal
of
other
nwre
or
less
lowly
rT
niTTTTMPO'11'"13''"'
'
'realed
by
one
or
an
IUU
DUIlllu.
Cat
Skin
Changed
to
Half
a
Dozen
Different
Names
by
Dying
and
Treatment
other
process
and
rechristened.
erinine
was
not
summer
ermin
at
all,
hut
she
uiuloiihtPdly
enjoyed
it
much
more
than
if
the
atale.man
hail
called
it
by
its
Thus,
dyed
rabbit
becopves
bay
!
real
name.
seaf,
French
seal,
Laskin
seal.j
JTs
a
wise
animal
these
days
sealine.
near
vir
northern
seal,
that,
knows
its
own
fur.
J)yed
opossum
becomes
stone
murten;
dyed
muskrat,
Hudson
seal;
Jap
mink
or
Jap
weasel,
Jap
Mlinsky;
dyed
marmot,
marniink.
Sumrnor
Ermine
Not
only
is
fraud
eliminated
as
far
a
possible,
hut
hy
improving
and
boautifyinKvSiVCU-.pel.ts.
fus
thai
otnerwise
would
be
un
available
except
for
the
few,
are
placed
within
the
reachi
of
limited
purses.
Rummer
er
mine
is
an
example.
As
its
name
would
indicate,
summer
ermine
Ihe
real
thing
was
obtainable
only
al
a
certain
season
of
the
year.
Ileing
very
rare,
it,
there
fore,
iva
very
expensive.
Soon,
however,
it
was
discovered
that
cal
fur
could
le
bleached
and
lei
until
a
very
prelly
imitation
resulted.
Since
its
wearers
paid
from
M5
to
450
for
Ihe
coat,
she.
was
TIMBER
SALE
X
t60.
..led
Tendjr.
will
be
received
by
the
rllrlrt
Forester
n.
later
tlian
noon
tsi
the
tb
Uy
of
.November,
ist,
for
Un:
pijtrlia.
or
Llrenrt
X.SOf,
im.u-
Beaver
Creek,
ei
.Me
of
Ertatl
Itlver,
C.R.
,
tot
cut
3
40.000
reet
or
Hemlock.
Cedar,'
Baluni
aiul
Sprure
Iog.
Two
(!)
years
will
be
allowed
for
re
moval
or
umber.
I
(inner
particular
or
ine
i.nier
l'fr-
Virion.,
or
the
DUlrlcl
forester
TIMBER
SALE,
X
670b.
There
wilt
be
errered
ror
sale
at
Publlo
Auction,
at
noon
wi
the
7th
day
of
November,
tvtl,
In
the
orrir.
of
the
t'ort.t
Hinrer,
llairlton.
the
Llernr.
X70,
to
rut
SO.ooo
lineal
feet
of
Cedar
Poles
and
ftllnr,
on
an
are.
situated
mi
the
east
bank
of
Skeena
River,
approximately
IS
miles
north
ot
.llaztlton,
Caspar
District.
Two
(i)
ye.rr
wilt
be
allowed
for
re-"
moval
or
Umber.
Provided
that
any
one
unable
to
atten
the
auction
In
person
may
submit
a
sealeit
lender,
to
be
opened
at
I
tie
hour
of
auction
and
treated
as
one
bid.
Further
particulars
of
the
Chief
few
t.r.
Victoria.
B.C.
or
District
Forter.
Pflnce
Rupert.
B.C.
BLUE
RIBBON
You
can
either
take
our
word
for
it,
or
experiment
for
ydurself,
but
you
will
find
BLUE
RIBBON
TEA
is
in
a
class
by
itself
Try
it.