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TWO
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DAILY
EDITIOBf
Tuesday,
April
28,
ID
2.1.
Should
Not
Fail
To
Hear
Lecturer.
Prom
thue
who
have
heard
Charles
fi.
I).
Roberts,
the
well
'known
poet,
novelist,
nature
student
and
historian
it
would
seem
that
the
lecture
he
is
to
give
here
Wednesday
evening
i
something
to
look
forward
to
with
interest.
It
is
mil
nften
opportunity
is
off
('red
to
meet
a
famous
author
but
here
it
is
and
lhoe
who
do
jud
lake
advantage
of
it
will
probably
regret
it
later.
.
1
Mr.
Roberts
is
a
Canadian,
a
,member
of
a
family
of
writers,
arid
the
most
'famous
or
Hieni
all.
Many
Prince
Rupert
boys
will
have
read
bis
stories
uf
animajs,
which
tie
studied
in
their
native
haunts
in
New
Brunswick.
His
''Heart
of
the
Ancient
Wood"
is
aii
entrancing
tale
nf
a
girl
and
a
bear
in
which
the
girl
learns
f
lit
ways
of
the
wild
things'
and
becomes
on
good
terms
with
a
big
bear.
The
stories
while
to
some
extent
imag
inative,
are
true
to
life
and
excite
the
sympathies
of
the
reader
for
the
animal
as
against
fjie
hunter,
lie
sees
the
poetic
side
of
animal
alid
bird
life.
The
day
following
the
leclure
Mr.
Huberts
will
be
the
hou
.
.
.
.
.
1
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I
I.
I
.1
.1
!
I
I
.1
iin-ti
(,'iicm
ai
h
iiiikucou
guru
py
me
i.auaoiau
cjuns
oi
ine
city
at,
which
he
is
-expected
lo
deliver
,.a
short
address,
To
ap
precialc
the
address
it
will
be
.necessary
to
..hear
the
lecture.
FJight
Of
Zanni
,
'
.
Across
Pacific.
While
the
glamor
uf
the
transpacific
flights
has
.been
taken
away
by
the
success
of
the
Americans
in
gelling
across
successfully,
yet
tho
length
of
time
they
took
doing
it
ami
Hie
difficul
ties
they
met
indicate
thai
there
is
yet
much
to
Jearu
about
long
instance
Hying,
wjiicb
the
night
of
.amii
may
help
in
elucidate.
Until
an
airman
can
laud
on
the
opposite
side
of'
t
lie
ocean
in
a
few
days
after
leaving
the
opposite
side,
.flying
cauuot
be
con-
suiereu
a
success-,
u
uyuig
iokcs
longer
man
travelling
in
i
seanisiip,
why
Jly?
Zamit
will
be
leaving
Jajian
soon
and
is
expected
to"
make
a
slop
at
this,
port,
if
he
gels
this
far.
We
shall
Jook
.for
the
Argentine'
with
almo.-t
as
miicji
expectancy
as
we
looked
for
the
arrival
.of
the
American
planes
wbicli
passed
north
or
the
MMiaren
jilaiie
which
failed
to
arrive.
'
i
-There
Is
Nothing
To
Do;
Let
Us
Go
And
Fish.
The
'trout
fishing
season
has
opened
and
from
now
ou
at
week
ends
and
holidas
lb"se
who
are
attracted
by
the
lure
of
the
streams
will
be
away
fishing.
Nothing
ever
tires
the-.".
fishing
enthusiast.
He
rise
early,
makes
long
boat
Iri'p's
and
tramps:
for
mile,
through
the
nuiske'g
in
order
to
Whip
the
streafi
nr
dapgle
the
bait
iulh
li'oj
of,
bringing
home
fa
few
.sm'all
sjieckiediih.
rAimAmi-'
.
The
poets
have
p.rlnre.r
VgTer'nW
idjes
away
his
time
on
the
bank
of
a
stream.
As
,a
matter
ofl
lad
lie
must
be
a
person
of
superabundant
energy
or
iie
docs
not
bring
home
a
very
big
basket.
There
are
a
number
of
people
in
the
city
who
are
new
to
Ih&'plnlfi?
and
who
have
not
had
the
opportunities
f,,r
ujuving
the
sport
that
offers.
Tor
the
benefit
of
these
and
others
who
have
not
yet
taken
advantage
of
the
inducements
here,
it
might
be
wort
li
while
saying
that
there
is
no
place
m
the
continent
fiom
which
so
many
fine
fishing
resorts
v.m
be
rvarhed,
.They
are
not
'nsy
of
approach
else
the
fish
would
no
Jie
there,
but
lliey
are
available
lo
the
person
w
Hi
a
reasonable
amount
of
energy
and
determination
and
a
modicum
of
skill.
"Exhausted
Nerves
and
Palpitating
Heart"
Mr.
L
Whiting,
202
Kinx
St.
WeL
Brodcrille,
OnL,
writes:
"I
took
very
jick
with,
my
nervei
nd
stomach,
and
leemed
to
be
all
nm
down.
At
times
tny
heart
would
flutter
And
palpitate
so
and
1
would
take
such
.weak
spells
in
the
pit
of
say
stomach
that
I
sometimes
thought
I
would
never
get
LeUer.
I
tried
several
-doctors,
but
it
seemed
nothing
fhty
gave
me
.helped.
1
had
almost
givn
up
hop
when
a
friend
advised
the
use
oi
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food.
I
tried
it,
and
can
say
it,
certainly
has
done
wonders
lor
tut.
I
did
not
stop
until
1
had
taken
twenty-five
boxes."
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
0
ru,
a
Ixn
of
Ml
iIUm,
ntananwn,
IUJ
A
Co.,
lad.,
Toronto
:
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-'R
ski
ril
.
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mm
,
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...
SPIDER
GROUP
AGAIN
BONDED
ARRANGEMENTS
FOR
VISITOF
AUTHOR
Canadian
Club
Executive
Decldss
That
ach
Member
May
Take
Quest
to
Luncheon
At
a
meeting
of
the
executive
of
the
Canadian
Club
at
the.
Court
House
lasl
night.
Prei-
lenl
V.
S.
Fisher
in
the
chair.
final
arrangements
were
made
for
the
Canadian
l
'.lull
luncheon
to
Charles
(i.
I).
Itolorls.
Ilie
fa
mous
poet
and
novelist
who
is
to
lecture
in
the
Booth
School
to
morrow
night
and
incidentally
will
be
a
guest
of
the
club
Tlnirs
day
al
luncheon
in
(he
BusUin
Hall.
II
was
decided
tjiat
iacli
nwin
her
of
(he
chili
in
good
standin
COMMUNICATION
ON
,
WATERFRONT
ROAD
Letter
From
C.N.R.
Superintendent
Says
It
is
up
to
Government
to
Build
It
In
reply
lo
a
letter
sent
Hie
railway
company
regarding
Hip
possibility
of
having
a
-oad
built
to
ciiniieri
Hip
fi.T.B.
and
sovernmenl
whiirves.
the
cty
council
last
iiicht,
received
xa
coniniunication
from
I.
A.
Mc-
lOli.l.llll
("
Y
11
Jilt.ni.inli.n.l....)
Vaiison
Wiiy
overhead
ros.in;:
by
the
government
bad
created
jibe
necessity
for
such
a
road
as
j
asked
for.
the
building
of
si,
eh
i
Properly
Formerly
Worked
by
llniinlA-..
Ci.nillf.iil.
ic
Taken
!
Over
by
Joe
Green.
After
bondinir
the
Snider
ami
Vebli
rroiiMs
of
mineral
claims
al
Slewarl,
Joe
tireen
of
llydej,
Alaska.
vas
a
oasMMijrer
groin
jouIIi-on
Mlie
,
Prince
Huperl
lliis
morning
to
hiake
"arranpnmcnl.s
for
the
working
of
the
proper-lies.
The
Sjdder
troop,
which
m
one
of
the
beak
known
properties
in
the.
Slewarl
district,
was
bonded
hv
Mr.
Green
for
f.ie
folal
iirice
f
"0,ofl0,
a
.oibslah-
lial
cash
payment
beinp
made.
iiiis
properly,
situated
in
the
Upper
Salmon
Valley,
was
locat
ed
hy
Charles
Larson
and
il-I
huii
llnmillon
and
was
bonded
in
I
"20
by
the
Aljrunican
Syndi
cate
who
later
relinquished'
it
on
iccount,
ft
is
said,
of
the
hifrh
rate
of
exchange
on
Belgian
money.
The
W'ebb
group,
which
'i
owned
by
W.
It.
Tooth,
Kenny
McLend,
Pal
Mrllrjile
and
Jack
llowse,
consists
itf
six
claims
,hich
may
.ultimately
be
-of
some
alue
in
connection
with
the
de-t'lopnienl
of
Ilie'
Spider.
should
Ite
entitled
to
bring
oile,
guest
;
atoj
iiepilt(rs
of
,t,ho
Women's
Canailian
Club
had
al-reaily
boen
invited
by
Hie
president
nod
(he
action
nndorsed.
Musical
arrangements
were
left
in
the
bauds
of
the
president.
Mr.
Ki
sher
mentioned
that
the
main
object
of
the
visit
of-
Mr.
Itoberts
was
Hie
lecture
to
lie
de
1
livered
Wednesday
iening
in
Ilie
Booth
School
auditorium
and
he
hoped
nxenihers
of
Ilie
emit
wouiti
aueini
ii.
.Mr.
iirauy
who
had
charge
of
that
ctcnl
hail
kindly
co-operatei
in
making
the
luncheon
on
Thursday
possible.
The
address
on
that
of.
casjoii
would
be
piile
different
froin.H!e
leclure.
Mejnlmrs
of
Hie
cluh'.illd
out
Avant
Hie
luncheon
In
overshadow
the
oilier
event
or
lo
iulerfere
with
Hie
atleinlai
ce
at
it.
road
should
be
looked
after
by
I
Hie
governmenl.
lion.
T.
I).
Pal-J
Mnllo.
on
a
recent
visit
to
Hie
jelly,
told
the
council
that
the
road
asked
for
would
pasn
over
railway
properly
and.
I
here
fore,
the
railway
should
he
approached
Willi
a
view
lo
having
it
built.
INTERESTING
EVENT
WOODCOCK
SATURDAY
Birthday
Party
Celebrated
Schoolhouse
with
About
Sixty
People
Present
at
WOODCDflK.
April
28.
On
Saturday
evening
people
from
alj
jljie
countryside
numbering
in
;ill
j
about
KiNty
gathered
al
Hie
schoolhouse
here
In
celebrate'
'tho
birthday
or
Mrs.
John
llar-
euk.
Music
wa
provided
by
the
rqnal
BAD
BLOOD
IS
THE
CAUSE
OF
PIMPLES
AND
BOILS
Wliat
Jim
nml
when
tin
I)l'"l
If
mil
nf
urilof
I
a
Hmul
tiinli
to
I"!"
"'
Imllil
up
Ilie
MMem
anil
pnl
thi,
l'l,MKl
into
niMr
"sliaH
I'nr
IhU
'rinsp
niiTf
l
iK'lliliiK
I"
BURDOCK
BLOOD
BITTERS!
i
Mr.
I..
A.
nolbPrt,
Allan.
Sk.,
wriu:
.
i'Fi.r
.'f-vpral
year
I
was
irmihliMl
llli
hull
and
iiiin.le.
I
tried
many
irrainirnu
.Inn
rmiM
act
no
rnlt.
I
IIh-ii
tiMik
.Hnrdnrk
JUimmI
Rillera
ami
iM-rniiii'
fm
nf'iny
in.nl.
Ii.
II
1
Ilie
only
iiii'ilirliift
I
cvpr
tk
that
lli1
mi
any
inmd."
li.H.n.
ha
been
nil
the
market
for
tin-
pat
vears;
tint
up
nnly
n.V
The
T.
Millmrn
Co..
l.lm.led.
Toronto.
Out.
Kihvan;
;a
Bursiik
wa
many
guts
casiou.
A
orchestra
and
Mrs.
:
the
recipient
uf
In
honor
of
the
oc-niiinher
of
amusing
onlesls
took
place
-a
ml
prize
were
distributed
lo
Hie
winners.
I
Ten
Years
Ago
J
in
f
since
Rupert
J
April
.28,
1915.
The
concert
jjiven
lust
night
in
the
We.sttudnin
'J'Jieatre
hy
Karl
irey"ji
Hegimeo!
proved
i.
great
Miecess,
4111011
ii.
A.
It:
ilelivcred
a
idimug
address
and
among
those
cmijrjbuling
to
the
lirogrum
were
Ktleen
I'almore.
.f.
liradv.
the.
Welsh
uuarteMe
C.
li.
Jones,
J.
..
Kvans,
MHh
Davies
and
A.
1).
Harris,
Miss
Lillian
King,
Mrs.
II.
II.
I.
Item,
mell,
Miss
Muriel
Pal
more.
i.
S.
.
.
.
.
.
I-ilzuiaurice,
u.
aiiglian.
Ser
geant
Whitley,
W.
Oram.
Mi:
Shaw,
Miss
LIsje
Naumaii,
C.
A.
i.
Armslrong
and
Ilie
West-
holme
orchestra'
under
the
direction
of
lieorgeWcrncr.
'J'he
llayview
Hotel
no
First
Avenue,
conducted
"by
.Mrs.
Km-nions
was
suUed-by
fin-
this
niurtjng.
I
fie
room
room
Hic.fire
originated
in
of
Mrs.
Jlnhiuslnu
who
lost
a
pumber-
of
valuable
Attorney
(ienentl
and
Mrs.
W.
.1.
Bowser
arrived
from
the
sou
Ii
on
Hie
Prince
Mupert
tills
uioro-ing.
They
are
making
Hie
round
trip
lo
Anyox
for
the
benefit
of
Mrs.
Bowser's
health.
TERRACE
NOTES
Mrs.
Ilalhvell
was
Hie
gilesl
if
Mrs.
CSibbs,
Prince
Itpperl,
last
week.
Mrs.
.lack
Haven
and
Mrs.
Charles
Huve.ii
of
the
Lakcle
Hatchery,
we;e
visitors
to
I'riuee
Hupert
last
yvefk.
.
Harry
Ocelman
ioulh
lasl
Monday.
left
for
the
Ins.
Lloyd
'of
Usk
is
in
Lfor
a
few
days.
Mrs.
Ianhauer
of
Ooppe,r
City
i.vhich
Hie
View
was
give,,
tlifil.1"1
W"Y
iilh
ll.
....iiiaI
II.
I
1
I.
.
I
iii.iiiiiii
ii
iiir
!'iiiia,ii
in
UH'
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bedore
returned
lo
(iiscouibe
Saturday
aighl.
.l,r.
Bedore
visited
Ueiiui
while
here.
...
jr-'-'V-'x
"Jf.i
'
Mrsf
.,inullcrf
of
Hskj
spenl
a
J'ewolav's
bi
'l'eJrrace,ieliiHiini
iiome
.rialjirUijy
nfghu
.-:2.',iV
I),
i).
MilnrnV&'rn
Iwn
fi'ira
few
dayn
relurning
to
"smither
Saturday
night.
Mrs.
s.
fj.
i.
L.
i4.
town
j,
(iiggey
made
n
trip
4o
Itniieit
bi's1'
week,
going
down
Friday
and
relurning
Sal-urday.
.
Mrs.
fjeo.
Powers
and
son
returned
from
JIazclJon
Friday
morning.
Mr.
Oooper
if
pedarya'le
jiass-ed
Jhrough
'J'errace
Satnrday,
The
Oddbdhny's
and
Jtrlnkahs
uttended
ervic(.
jn
a
body
Sunday
n
the
Anglican
('hurch.
Itev.
like
Ney
jjj
STRAW
HAT
A
very
pleasant
evening
wa
spent
al
Hie
home
of
Mrs.
.1.
II,
MclnlyVe
on
l-'riday,
when
slio
entertained
n
number
of
friend
at
bridse,
the
occasion
being
an
anniversary
of
her
birlhday.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
II.
Sawle,
New
llarellou:
.lames
I".
Nicol
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
.1.
Cnrzon.
Van-'
corner;
(Icorge
Keefe,
uiilhers;;
(leorge
S.
Iless,
HulTiilo.
Wyom.j
ing:
Wymond
Walkem.
Lady-
smith;
A.
M.
-Kijsji.
Port
Fusing-J
Ion:
H.
Modiida.
.
.
i
TENDERS
FOR
GRAIN
ELEVATOR
AT
PRINCE
AUPERT,
B.C.
.
,
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la-Oontrsctort
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mill
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VIII
I
iifvliiil
Hi
iu.
onurlii.
until
Noon
of
Monday,
May
1Slh,
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in
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V.
C.
T.
o'jlara.
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inrnl
nf
Trili
and
I'.ciiiIim'Iit.
Ottawa,
A
limip
Mini
for
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nrk
it
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An
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Firty
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11
if
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nf
Trade
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i
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p.irly
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value
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llnndrrrt
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and
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on
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plan
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,
lirpilljr
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nf
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and
i;i.uiiiic,rre.
Ottawa.
April
vih.
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in.
LAND
ACT
p
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nnpert
l.nnd
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MiTH'K
thai
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n
nri.nv
nf
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to
aiply
fur
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inUmtun
i
Ipiiri'iuirr
tin-
fnllnwliiir
iLxiiimmI
land:
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3
haln;
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K,r"V
tiiiriiuiii,
Afnt
1
Dated
April
3rd,
itss.
Make$
your
hdtl
look
like
new
7
Vv
JSSSBk
-
Sold
only
at
TJia
$GWoM
Store
.1.
II.
Young
preached.
Tnere
Aas
.-periui
music.
Messrs.
-Kggleshaw
and
Null
j
returned
Jiom
a
sliorl
trip
down
;
the
line
Saturday.
;
Mrs.
T.
.1.
Marsh
who
was
the
cueM
of
Mrs,
A.
Y.
Wilson
of
Ileum
last
week
has
returned
home.
Mrs.
Mci'ook
of
Vriiwe
Ituperl
came
up
to
lleino
last
week.
SMITHERS
11.
YV.
Sharpc
of
llazellon,
an'
olliival
of
the
Forestry
branch
paid
a
huiucs
visit
lo
Smilher.
I
ho
latter
part
of
the.
week.
11.
M.
Mathews
returned
liome
on
Thursday
greatly
benefited
by:
a
trip
to
Vancouver
where
he
had'
'
gone
lo
receive
special
I
real
uient
from
an
oeiilisl.
i
l
To
women
everjvhere
Sprin,hri,.
all
the
many
problems
emb,
,.M
the
word
Jiat.T'
Kt
i,.
u.
.'.
n
i1
is
the
natur.
question,
"Sh
,t
"j
last
season's
straw
which
onlv
nr,'.
'
cIifTcrjent
color
and
new
trnnn'
na
suit
me
exactly,
or
shall
1
f
M
.
.'
i
.
with
a
new
straw
which
,
'
well
on
me
at
all?"
Vbyinot
let
Elkay's
Straw
fl:lt
Dve
settle
the
question?
With
thU
pensive
dve
you
can
make
!ast
rajj.,
strar
look
new
and
different
qMt,
ly
and
easily
you
will
wbnder
wV-CT
didn't
try
it
long
ago.
'
The
results
will
delight
you
nrWr
13
will
save
considerable
tow
,r.!
jv
,i
Spring
apjareU
IS
'jj
F.lkay's
Straw
Hat
Dye
!s
pfrr-and
waterproof,
dries
quickly
t.
f.
ing,
lustrous
color
and
aetu.i!'.
r
life
to
the
strav.
Directions
,r.
;
,
with
each
bottle.
Select
your
favorite
coW
fr,
t-..
following:
Dull
Black,
Liberty
y;
Burnt
Straw.
Old
Rose.
-t
tural,
Gloss
Black.
Navy
B
.
f
Cerise.
Sape
Grrtn.
Cat
:
"
Yellow,
Cadet
Blue,
Bifiwii,
L
c
Orrries
Ltd.
THE
REXALL
STORE
Phone
j
.82
and
200
jj
I
MATTRESS
J5J
SHOWER
Jf
IT
NEVER
RAINS
BUT
IT
POURS
That
is
why
we
offer
you
Simmon-'
mattress
upholstered
with
I'reoeh
mil
i
d.'
with
an
attractive
design
of
art
In
king
it
.
end
price.
$11.40
BARRIE'S
Home
Furnishings
3rd
Avenue
and
1st
Street.
Phone
123
T
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
J
:
DRYDOCK
flit
SHIPYARD
Operating
O.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmith,
Pafn
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING;,!
Our
plant
is
equipped
Jo
handle
al.
k;mW
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
385
SALMON
TROLLERS
Uefore
i.iiirilliiiff
it
will
ny
yon
to
"v
Ho0U,
Trolling
Hear.
W
e
have
a
new
line
ol
Salmon
Swlvells,
Cuttyhunk
and
Gear
or
all
kinds.
t
.
Jn
our
stock
you
will
find
everything
1
Anchors,
Rope,
Chain,
Marine
Hardware
oi
am)
Copper
Paints,
Galley
Stoves
and
l
ien-
Jf
it's
for
the
boat
we
Jinve
it.
Hoals
are
lost
every
year
Jiy
riro
L
'vc
Pyrene
Fire
Extinguisher
yet?
We
sell
the-
(jidl
nml
f-ec
uk.
rrn
STORK'S
HARDWARE,
LTD.
710
6econd
Ave.
'Near
Post
Office
LOGGERS,
CLUB
to
liuijdiiig
next
door
to
I'rizzell
Jlub
hcr
hti"i'
from
the
Huiprcw
Jl"ul
We
carry
a
full
lino
of
,
.
nlfS
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS
CANDID
SOCIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
proprtlof
James
Zarelll