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-AP.E
SIX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Tuesday,
M.iM,
Optician
and
Optometrist
YOU
CAN'T
AFFORD
BAD
SIGHT.
WE
FIT
YOUR
EYES
CORRECTLY
.
Carefully
trained,
experienced,
registered
optometrist.
Qualified
by
experience
and
practlcaV
knowledge
of
optometry,
to
render
you
the
very
best
service
possible,
white
our
charges
will
bo
found
reasonable
In
every
Instance.
WE
REPLACE
BROKEN
LENSES
Diamonds,
watches,
clocks,
silverware,
cut
glass,
Ivory,
genuine
leather
goods,
and
a
large
stock
of
umbrellas.
OUR
MOTTO
"Price
and
quality."
Inspection
Invited
Max
Heilbroner
Diamond
Specialist
NOTICE
to
Consumers
The
Mtissallem
(iroccry
Co.
Lid.
lias
ailoplcil
a
new
syslem
fop
rash
customers.
This
applies
lo
Gash
Only,
livery
purchase
will
lie
accompanied
by
a
ticket.
For
every
i5
worth
jif
tickets
a
discount
of
5c
on
the
dollar
will
he
allowed,
which
means
a
direct
SAVING
OF
51.25
Our
Price
is
Hilil.
(live
us
a
trial.
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Fifth
'Ave.
East
Phone
84
and
18.
Sunrise
Specials
MOUSSELINE
Don't
judge
lliis
Silk
by
the
price
because
it's
worth
much
more.
30
inches
Swisf
Mousse-line
for
Orrssc
or
Mouses.
One
boll
only.
Very
Special,
per
yard
$1.25
WEST
OF
ENGLAND
!
STORE
Smith
Block
A
Modern
Dental
Service
At
a
Moderate
Fee
Dr.
H.
L.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
575
CITY
GRANT
TO
COST
OF
BOOK
Pcaco
River
Route
Will
be
Featured
In
Publication
Being
Prepared
Tim
city
council
last
lilghl
decided
lo
contribute
$300
to
cover
half
the,
cost
of
a
booklet
I
hat
is
lo
le
published
selling'
oul
I
he.
advantages
of
Prince
Hupjjrt
as
the
Pacific
Ocean
oullel
to
llia
Peace
hiver
valley.
The
special
eoiiimrt.lc,e
from
the
city
council
and-'
the
board
of
trade
that
lias
been
going
inlo
this
matter
lias
reached
the
decision
to
publish
such
a
booklet
.
Half
the
Vost
is
to
'be
paid
by
the
city
and
the
other
half
by
tbe
Hoard
or
Trade.
The
estimated
.cost
is
0O0
and
the
publication
will
be
comprehensive
ami
illustrated.
It
is
iiended
lo
have
it
in
Ihe
hands
of
Ihe.
members
of
parliament
before
definite
decision
is
made
this
summer
as
to
the.
railway
oullel
for
the
(Pear
Hiver.
Routes
to
Peace
The
request
of
the
committee
for
financial
assistance
was
submitted
lo
the
council
last
nbrht
by
Mayor
N'ewlonowith
his
cn-dorsalion.
Aid.
Casey
said'
it
wis
the
iead
of
the
commit
lee
to
submit
in
Ihe
booklel
a
comprehensive
survey
of
all'
roulfjsHo
Pouce
Coupe.
1'or
the
best
iu-teresis
of
the
Peace
Hiver
Valley,
il
was
believed
I
bat
the
farther
west
Ihu
rail
connection
was
made,
Ihe
beller
it
would
he.
This
being
the
case.
Prince
Jin-
perl
would
be
the
logical
oullel.
IN
PROBATE.
,
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
III
tli
Mailer
nf
Uii'
Administration
Act,
and
III
tin-
Matter
or
the
Ksl.Hi;
r
William
Cameron
Sim.
Ihm'chsmI.
Intetale.
TAhK
NOTICK
thai
by
order
tit
III-llnnnr
K.
Mil!.
Yniinir.
made
I
lie
UlU
day
of
I'eliniarv.
A.li.
lOiS.
I
uirf
apiioinlefl
Mliiiliilstrnliir
if
tlie
estale
tr
William
t.amer'in
Sim,
deceased,
aim
all
having
rlalios
mculiit
Hie
alil
cxtate
'e
nereuy
leqiurea
to
ruriilrli
game,
pro-lerly
vei-lfied
In
me,
on
or
ljefon'
tin'
tjr.
Ill
day
nr
March,
A.li.
ms,
and
ill'
1i:iitti,M
liwli.liti.rl
li
llm
Mftilji
Mm
riti
ill
f.ri
lii
fay
llii-
amount
r
lln-lr
InilrlilriJiH'--tn
me
rorlUwIlli.
NOIIMAN
A.
WATl.
Ornelat
Admlnlftratur.
itiiht
lumen.
it.:
I
Tialeil
Ihe
:.lli
day
of
Fvliruary.
Canadian
Laundrv
and
Dry
Cleaners
Operating
the
only
.power
cleaning
and
pressing
equipment
in
lhc
city.
.Service
and
workiiianship
unsurpassed.
A
phone
call
will
bring
our
car.
515
6th
Ave.
W.
Phone.
8
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert's
Leading
Restaurant.
A
Bakery
Unsurpad
Third
Avenut.
mm
Spring
Stock
of
MOST
OLD
FOLKS
REQUIRE
A
HEART
AND
NERVE
TONIC
Arter
middle
aire
little
flckiiesses
ami
llnirnli
set'iu
harder
lu
chiikn
crt
tint
formerly
as
tin-
lieart
artloii
liei-oiiies
weak
and
uncertain
and
the
iiervos
are
not
aa
deadpan
tiiey
were
In
tlio
younger
days.
Now
la
the
lime
when
all
aired,
intiple
wiiu
wish
to
nialntain
ttielr
health'
and
Uirtir
and
retain
their
merry
VniinpaUed
should
use
MILBURN'S
HEART
AND
NERVE
PILLS
Mrs.
M.
O't'.uuiuir.
Whitestone.
Out.
write:-
"I
have
been
trouMed,
inost
of
my
lire,
wllh
shortness
or
lirealb.
lalp(.
iallin
nr
the
heart,
and
rainlnr
srlU.
I
was
advised,
by
a
rrlriil,
In
try
Mil-burn's
11.
k
N.
J'ills,
which
1
did,
and
at
unec
round
relief,
and
t
have
never
had
a
Teally
bad
spell
since.
I
am
SO
years
or
"afe
and
1
aways
keep
them
In
the
huuse,
and
reel
that
with
their
help
J
wjH
see
many
years
yet.
I
always
it-:wiimend
them
to
anyone
who
Is
surfer-Ina-
rrom
heart
trouble."
For
sale
at
all
druprlsts
nnd
dealers.
There,
would,
doubtless,
be
i
sirnng
cITorl
made
by
Vancouver
to
have'
a
direct
connection
with
that
eily
and
the
C.P.H.
might
be
a
'fetenninintr
factor.
Prince
liupert
should
leave
no
slone
unturned
lo
have
Hie
best
route
adfip'led.
'
Oilier
members
of
Hi"
council
expressed
the
opinion
I
hut
every
thing,
should
be
done
towards
havjng
tjie
Peace
Hiver
oullel
tributary
to
Prince
liupert.
The
espendilure
of
$300
wits
deemed
well
warranted.
On
motion
of
Aid.
M'Monlii
seconded
by
Aid.
Perry,
Hie
vole
of
300
was
granted.
NEW
BOAT
HERE
Zenith
Arrives
With
Catch
Halibut
on
First
Visit
to
Port
of
The
halibut
ljal
Zenith
made
her
first
visit
to
Prince
Huperl
today
bringing
in
a
catch
of
18,-
.nartiesj
000
pounds
of
halibut.
She
is
iin
American
built
boat
owned
and
operated
by
J.
Iverson
o'
Seattle
who
formerly
owned
the
Califor
nia.
;
She
is
about
()3
feet
in
letrgth.
IN
PROBATE.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
0,
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
Ill
llif
Mutter
nr
1
1
ie,
.fliiiinlsltatloii
Art;
and
III
the
Mailer
nf
I
In'
IStHle
of
'I.
J.
Hen
lietl.
Oeeeu.eil.
Ilite-Uli'
T,
k
K
MITIi:K
thill
liy
Older
of
lllit
Il'iimr
P.
Mi
ll.
Vnilliir,
iiijiIp
tlie
ii
iJa.V
nf
Keliiiiaiy,
l2i,
I
wa
appointed
Ad-inliiiijralnr
nf
Urn
i-Miitc
or
tli
laic
II.
J.
Heiinett.
(Icreiiscrt.
and
all
pirUe
liav-lii
it
claim
aralnst
tlie
sulci
entatc
are
i
liereliy
lniiilred
to
rurnlsh
iunie
to
Ine.
I
firnpfrly
erined,
on
or
lielnre
tlie
Slsl
i
day
ofjarrli.
I
J
?
.
find
a'
I
parllen
In-1
dented
to
the
said
emate
all-
reiiulred
In
pay
Ihe
aniniiiit
of
tlieir
liHlil
lednei'S
tu
I
me
rorthwlth.
NOIIMAX
A
WATT.
;
omrial
Admiil.trntor.
i
Haled
this
?IM
day
nr
Feliliary,
1
99S
I
'
IN
PROBATE
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
Or
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
III
tlie
Matter
or
llie.
Adiiilti.Mratlnii
Act;
.
Ind
In
the
Matter
or
tlie
Kntale.
or
Y.
Wakl-inolo,
peeeased,
InleKlate
TAKK
NO
TICK
thai
liy
Older
or
III
llonnr
V.
Mell.
Voniir,
niadi-
Uk:
IStli
day
or
Feliruary,
IK;..
I
wait
i.yi!..li-d
Ad-tiilUl'liator
or
l
lie
enlate
or
the
lule
V.
Wakliiioto,
dereaied,
and
all
pur
tie
IihvIiik
rlalniH
airalnol
the
uld
ei-tale
are
liweliy
required
lo
rurnlnh
sanie.
pro-Ixrrl
veriried
to
me,
on
or
lierore
8ll
day
or
Mareh,
1P95.
and
all
paTtlea
lit
-
(JiiiUil
to
Ihe
Hatd
entali
art-
required
lu
pay
the
amount
or
their
nidi
bledni'si
to
me
rurthuitli.
MIIIMN
A.
WATT,
orrielnl
Admlnlotrator.
I'rlnee
liuiiert.
Ii.r..
lMien
tinn
yim
'day
or
H-omary,
1B?5,
IN
PROBATE.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
Ill
the
Matter
or
the
Administration
Art;
and
In
tlie
Matter
of
tlie
Kulale.
or
Jean
LaiHT.
liereined.
Imentate.
TAki:
.MiTICK
lliat
liy
Order
or
lll
Honor
l
Mi
ll.
Voimir,
iniiile
tlie
1
21
It
day
of
Frbrnary,
A.li.
"IVlK,
I
was
apisilnled
AillMllitslluliir
or
Ihe
eilate
or
the
late
Jean
l.aner.
deeeaed,
and
all
parlies
Iiav.
inir
ilaluiK
atraiimt
the
nil
Id
eittate
are
hereby
required
to
runiMi
name
to
me,
pioieil.v
veriried,
on
or
tiepire
llie
ilut
ilnv
or
Mil
nil.
I'.ilj.
and
all
parllen
I
it
-
llelited
tu
the
Hiiid
estate
are
required
to
pa
the
minium
or
their
Hull
liledlieMl
to
me
rnrthwllli.
otMX
A.
WATT,
orrieml
Adm'Mlstiator,
I'rlnee
lliqieit,
H.H.
Paled
tills
"1st
day
or
Feliruary,
ltlS
JUST
ARRIVED!
Crepes,
Ginghams
and
Galateas
in
very
attractive
patterns
Also
new
stock
of
SEAGRASS
CHAIRS,
ROCKERS,
TABLES
3rd
Avenue.
GEO.
D.
TITE
The
Quality
Home
Furnisher
Phone
20
OCTOGENARIAN
FATHER
,
BE
AT
INAUGURATION
Colonel
John
C.
Coolldge,
Silent
as
His
Son,
Will
Attend
Event
Tomorrow
WASHINGTON.
Mar.
3.
-(Associated
Press).
The-
person
outside
Hie
While
House
to
whom
the
inauguration
of
Pre
sident
Coolidge
on
Wednesday,
means
indslAvill
be
a
silent
New
Knglander
who,
at
the
age
of
80,
has
come
to
Washington
on!
on
unusual
errand,
lo
see
his
own
son
inducted
into
Ihe
highest
otlice
in
the
land.
Of
(.he
30
'men
who
have
been
fathers
or
Presidents
only
'
a
handful
fivcd
lo
see
Hie
day
thai
was
to
fulfill
their
fondest
hopes.
Hul
In
Hie
case
of
Col.
John
C.
'Coolidge
of
Plymouth,
Vermont,
there
lias
been
a
double
fulfillment.
II
fell
lu
his
lot,
on
the
nigh!
or
President
Harding's
death,
to
himself
administer
the
presidential
oath
to
his
son,
and
now
he
is
to
see
a
repetition
of
thai
pledge
hyj
virtue
or
an
overwhelming
man-dale
of
the
American
people.
The
elder
Coolidge
conies
by
(he
tille
oKGoloncl
by
virtue
of
service
on
Ihe
slair
of
the
gor
ernor
of
Vrniiunl,
uiTd
iie
came
by
Ihe
priilege
of
swearing
in
his
own
son
by.
virtue
of
holding!
a
couimissimi
as
notary
public.
Again,
by
virlne
of
Ihe
now-historic
scene
,al
t!ie
little
Yerm.ini
farmhouse,
when
Calvin
Coolidge
ulaceil
liis
hand,
on
the
family
TENDERS
ACCEPTED
Lowest
Taken
In
Each
Case
Board
of
Works
of
City
by,'
cepted
by
the
board
of
works
which'
was
ifjveti
power
to
act
by
the
city
council:
Iron
anrt
Steel
Tliompson
Hardware
..110.83
Stork's
IHrnhvare-
2(Jt.HI
lloue
&
McNtitly
...
.'.
lKt.:i(i
Kiiien
Hardware
lil(i.V7
I'hilpoll
A
Hvill
211.(18
'
Nails,
Etc.
i
riioinpsoii
Hardware
.
.
.(in'J.(il
Slork's
-llai-dware
.
.
.
.
S'.tli.Kil
Howe
&
Mr.Nully
028.25
Kaien
Hardware
fin2.l:t
I'hilpoll
A
Kvill
t12.15
'
Files
and
Bolts,
Etc.
Thompson
Hardware
..
$151.30
Shirk's
Hardware
150.35
Howe
&
McXully
15U
1
Kaien
llaiilware
137.80
Pipe
and
Fittings
Storks
llnrdware
..
..$1020.30
Howe
it
McXully
..
..
1083.80
Kaien
Hardware
..
..
113
'1.55
I'hilpoll
&
Kvilt
1015.03
Smith.
V
Mailed
..
..
liyy.OS
Shovels,
Etc.
Tliompson
Hardware
.11
78.30
Slork
s
llardwiiii.
..
..
1202.87
Howe
A.
McXully
..
..
112i.20
Kaien
Hardware
.
..
10K.71
Smith
A
Mailed
1001.70
SARCASTIC
lie,
sarcaslieally
ott
know
some
on
has
said,
"If
you
wouli'
make
a
lasting
pair
of
shoes,
lake
for
Ihe
soles
a
tongue
of
:t
woman."
She
Yes.
ami
for
Ihe
uppers
Ihe
cheek
of
the
man
who
sal?:
it.
DORA
AND
THE
CAKE
I.
idle
Dora
Ma,
are
you
zt
nig
in
i;i('
me
another
piece
or
cake?
Mother
Why
do
you
want
know?
Mora
-
llecause,
IT
you're
no!,
waul
lo
eal
litis
piece
very
slowly!
VANDERHOOF
Miss
Louise
Snell,
die
firs!
while
girl
born
in
the
Xechako
Valley,
won
the
carnival
ipieen
eon
I
est
singed
by
Ihe
Viinuer-liooT
Alheic'
Association
lo
rais.'
funds
for
Hie
skating
rink.
At
Ihe
coronalion,
wLich
took
place
lasl
week,
her
-maids
of
honor
were
Miss
Hvelyn
gimdlcy
umiI
Miss
Kin
in
ie-
Violet
Day
who
came
secfiml
and
Ihird
In
Hie
conlesl.
Queen
Louise
vax
crowned
by
William
1'.
Mansmi,
the
earliest
settler
in
the
district.
Tlie
rnrnivul
is
r.mlinu-iiie
fur
an
entire
week
ami
will
A
son
was
born
on
22'
lo
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
It
of
Vanderhoof.
BURNS
LAKE
let'
lal
for
Itegi
;l.
Ijuriniy
,
.
Mitchell1
Hible
and
repeated
the
winds
of
-Mrl'lierson
of
the
llud-
i.ia
..i,t(.r!.ii..M
u
.i
i.i
r..n,.i.
i
sou
iiav
uo.
has
reiurr.'ii
ii-nm
a
Ibem
haltintrlv
br
the
liislil
or,rP
lo
Vancouver
fe-ding
'tuch
nn
..ii
lnim.
i
...i,
i'.,i,ii.i.r,
i
in-i
'
I
cr
for
the
vacnIUui
notary
jiublic
and
Vermont
farmer,
lias
become
a
figure
of
national
interest.
(eorge
Johnson
wa
found
dead
in
his
cabin
at
linu'nis
Lake
lasl
week.
He
Was
a
p.
oncer
of
the
district
'Hid
ii:id
travelled
extensively
from
Alaska
to
the
ltockies
us
a
priperlor.
The
lowe
drnders
for
each
tr
JIIH
",a"'
s
'"-'iiexru
to
mic
following
groups
of
supplies
j""M'il
from
a
fall
w'i;.:h
lio
v-
to
In-
used
bv
Hie
i-ilv
utildie
eeuny
nusiaineu.
works
department
has
been
ac-
4
Howard
Print-'le
wa
it
.visitor
here
lasl
week
frou.
"
I'mm-on
Itke
on
business
iif
nuiticciou
mlHi
Ho,-
l'rtuci;
Hup'T
IJjSiiik
The
Munis
J.aki
hockey
ie-iiiij
visited
Siiiilliers
lasl
week
aii-1
J
was
ib'Tcalcd
in
bolh
of
a
series'
Of
tWO
L'llllll'S.
I
A
GOOD
REASON
!
MficolfUl
old
(.'I'lilloinaii
-
Thai
is
nol
llie
same
lab'
yo'ij
told
me
a
few
days
ao,
j
MiTidiraul
Xo,
sir.
Hut
youi
didn'l
iieliee
the
oilier
one.
IN
PROBATE
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
III
the
Mailer
or
llie
Administration
Ail.
anil
'
In
Ihe
Matter
or
llm
Kulalv
of
Cliarlen
Uiver,
Iuiiiibi-,1,
liilcMiili'.
TAkK
XOTH
K
that
lijr
Order
or
UK
llonnr
1.
Mrli.
lontilr.
made
the
1
9
til
day
or
tiLriiary,
I
Vf
I
v.
at
aKilnied
Ad
liiliiMrulni
or
llie
rotate
or
the
lale
cliarle
Laver,
deeeavd.
and
all
farlle
liavlnic
rlallio,
airalii.l
the
md
entale
are
lien
Ijv
reijiilini
to
.
rnriiKU
aaine,
pro
erl
veriried
t
me.
on
or
berore
Vtsl
day
or
Mareli.
0ft.
and
all
parlies
In
ili
lilid
to
tlie
aald
estate
are
required
i"
I'uy
the
amount
or
their
liilrl)li'd.ir-
to
llie
riiltliwllh.
,
MIIIMA
A.
V'ATT.
orrirlal
Adiiiliitlru
tor.
I'rlnee
liupert,
Ii.r.
Haled
tills
911
d;u
or
Kebriiiiiv.
111'.'.',.
Mothers
!
Wr
have
good
ipialily
NAVY
SERGE
BLOOMERS,
10
lo
1(1
years
At
per
l'air
.
.
.
.
.
.
$4.25
NAVY
BLUE
SERGE
SKIRTS,
PLAITED
Haiiiidulu
Top..
10
lo
1
I
yearn,
at
$4.25
..Smarl
l'lannel
Dresses..
C
lo
1
1
years
"Demers"
P.O.
Box
327,
Phone
27
BrJE.
S.
TAIT
DEPfTIST.
.
Hlgron
Blook,
PRIKCE
RUPERT,
B.
0.
Offlo
Hour,
t
U
.
Phone
SSt.
Opsn
Evtnlngs
Only
Wmr
peclal
Appointment.
0"!
A
SILK
SALE
.
r
CREPE
A
-good,
qtlnlily,
it
ineli.
Silk
Crepe,
:
Niglilies.
Colors
include
W'liile,
Flesh,
DE
CHINES
-uitiilile
fur
Ulinisus,
Iire--.e
Mauve,
Auierienii
Heauly,
eb
tf2.W.
,
On
Sale
per
Yard
at
$1.50
:
.r
,
FRENCH
FLAT
CREPE
A
sple.mliil
iialily
Jienvy
weight
Crepe,
very
suilulile
for
liemling.
it
Ctjlors
intliiiliv
Pencil,
(Hey,
Mauve,
.Sand,
Mark,
Navy,
etc.
Value.,
to
v
On
Sa!u
per
Yard
at
,
$2.25
-
CANTON
CREPES
.
A
inost
tihiisiinl
orfering
in
Silk
Ciiiitwu,
Crepes.
Colors
in
Navy,
Saint.
Hrowji,
tile.
ValOes
up
to
$1.2.").
Or
.
On
Sale
per
Yard
at
.
$3.25
f
DUCHESS
SATIN
One
boll
only
or
our
famous
"YVKTTK
(il
AHANTKI)
W'UMl"
.
...
smooth
evenly
finished
satin
for
everyday
wear.
II
eg.
:;.:&.
On
Sale
per
Yard
at
$1.95
The
West
of
England
Store
close
on
Thtirsihty.
,
Mrs.
"I,
co
Hurger
Thursday
.afternoon
Third
Avenue.
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
Only,
7
and
3
p.m.
FRED
THOMSON
The
World's
Champion
Athlete,
and
His
Marvellous
Horse,
"Silver
King,"
in
"The
Fighting
Sap"
A
rip-roaring
slor
of
We-tern
.1.1,.
of
excitement,
u
welter
of
nitrirjiu-.
a
-mg
f
of
adioii
a
in
I
Hie
mot
dcliglillnl,
wli
liumoiir.
Many
tlirillmg
M-enes
ami
h.in
-Hig
ilrainalic
climax.
Stirriup
fi-hc
.
.
slioiihl
mi--
-eciug
(hi-
lie
man
ami
his
v
.,
Hieir
lirt'.illllf
--
liallle-
Willi
ile-perale
.
iillilcle
uml
Hie
Inn
-c
wilhoiit
.i
peer.
H
K
slroii,'
siipjiorlinp
l
ast.
"FIGHT
AND
WIN"
SERIES
No.
9JACK
DEMP3EV
IN
"TOWN
HALL
TONIGHT
"
BRAY
CARTOON
"THE
PIED
PIPER."
INTERNATIONAL
NEWS
35c
and
It
I
Spring
is
Here!
LADIES
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
you
arc
imiU'ii
to
;v
Spring
and
Summer
HATS
We
luie
just
rereixcd
a
large
-lupine
prevailing
shinies
uml
vy.
See
our
w.ikJcv.
Wo
hne
iiImj
received
a
huge
sluprnt
and
House
Dresses,
tlie
puces
oi
wliu
li
w
purcliaser.
JABOUR
BROS.,
LTD.
Phone
645.
LOGGERS
7th
St.
and
3rd
An
Canadian
National
Railway
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Docl(
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmith,
P
makers,
Founders,
Wotidworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING-
Our
plant
is
eipnppci
lo
Iinndle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
33F
CLUB
HAS
REMOVED
III
lillilillliL'
next
ili.nr
In
Kri--ll
Itllll'llCI'
Sl1,ll1'
from
the
lJmpres.s
Hold
We
carry
a
full
line
of
onlfS
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANU
SOCIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
rietof
James
2arelll
pw