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Aj.ril
25,
1925.
Business
Of
All
To
Keep
Posted.
II
is
the
buinc
of
every
person
to
keep
posted
on
mailer
political,
xii'ial,
educational,
religious,
and
economic
Ihrough-nitt
the
worhl.-
To
do
that
is
''-difficult
because
this
is
an
age
of
propaganda
in
.which
the
people
of
the
world
are
just
beginning
to
realize
the,
value
of
publicity
and
the
desirability
of
keeping
their,
particular
yfaws
before
the
people.
In
Russia
they
allow
ii'i
views
to
be
published
except
those
favorable
to
the
Soviet
government.
In
many
parts
of
ihe
couiilry'
it
is
fatal
to
a
newspaper
to
piiblish
articles-
dealing
with
religious
questions,
while
economic
discussions
are
apt
to
ht'cnnie'
extremely
dangerous
for
the
reason
that
the
faddist
is
always
active
while
the
orthodox
person
does
not
take
the
trouble
to
defend
his
position.
Yet
the
world
is
moving
very
fast
and
it
is
well'
for
everyone
to
keep
in
close
touch
will
all
world
movements.
Ihiles?
this
is
done
the
person
is
not
educated.
A
knowledge
of
(Sreek
and
Latin'
is
no
aid
in
keening
abreast
of
the
times
on
curreul
events.
We
can
do
so
through
reading
books,
magazines
and
newspapers
anil
by
delving
occasionally
into
other-than
(he
extremely
orthodox
publications.
8habby
Thing
To
Steal
Flowers.
'
'
Reports
of
flower
stealing
are
common
in
the
city.
Xo
one
so
far
has
been
arrested
for
the
crime
but
it
goes
on,
ac-cordiilg
to
general
coriiplaiiil'.
Apparently
there
are
just
a
few1
people
who
do
it
who
are
not
aware
of
Ihe
fact
that
they
are
liable
to
serve
a
term
iij
jail
for
the
offense.
Also
they
do
not
realize
what
a
poor
class
of
citizen
thev
are.
Proliablv
it
is
done
thoughtlessly
hut
it
shows
an
absolute
lack
of
public
spirit.
No
thing
is
so
annoying
as
to
carefully
dig
the
soil,
plant
the
flower
and
then
nave",rsomcoii'e
Come'
almfg'alid
"spoil
-tin
effect.-
The
monetary
loss
may
be
small
but
the
real
loss
is
large.
Sometime:
public;
spirited
citizens,
cultivate
parK
(ff
"the;
street
find
plant
flowers
on
it.
Tolenl,
these
is
just
as
bad
a
to,
steal
from1
ainriralti
carde'n.
We
need
our
cilv
beautified.
Parks
Hoard
Jitk
been
formed
to
encourage'
it
and
theii
to
tiavc
a
few
vandals
come
at
night
and
tear
up
the
fruits
of
the
per
son
s
inltor
is
a
most
dastardly
act.
I
Many
Changes
In
Local
Population.
Many
changes
are
taking
place
locally.
Old
time
residents
move
away
hiitl
others
come
to
lake
their
places.
People
who
lived
here
a
few
years
ago
and
who
return
find
themselw?
rather
out
of
the
running.
The
new
arrivals
are
putting
ginger
into
the
place
and
nosing
out
some
of
those
who
have
not
been
keeping
up
to
dale.
"The
new
people
are
very
welcome
for
their
influence
is
needed.
What
we
all
have
t
gop.rd
against
is
letting
ourselves
run
to
seed.
We
must
keep
up
our
faith
and
enthusiasm
nrw
might
as
well.
move.
Prince
Rijperl
ijt
a.
place
for
men
and
i
viimeii
whu.
believe
ibcan
be.
developed
into
a
city
not,
as
was
at
one
time
imagined,
through
political
.influence
iir
because
of
its
natural
position,
but
through
the
energy
of
those,
who
live
here.',
,
.
All
cities
have
been
buill
up
that
waj
It
is.
the
sure
foiinJ
dalion.
Ifnve
feel
disappointed
-at
what
has-happened
in
the
past
ii
should
not
sour
us
in
the
future.
Everything
is
before
us,'
but
jf
we.
drag
along
the
sins
and
shortcomings
of
the
pat
,iiid
continually
harpen
upon
them,
we
shall
never
gel
anywhere
except
stuck
in
the
muskeg.
.
.'
.
',
Lrl;.is
tie
thankful
then
for
the
'
newcomers
who
are
bringing-
inspiration
.and
faith
and
hope'
and
who
will'
ynt
lead
lis
into
the
promised
Jand
of
progress
if
we,
do
uot
ourselves
'
jtut
huidrances
in
the
path.
,
i'
,
;
.
'.
.
.
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New
People
See
What
W
-mkMimi
Others
Cannot.
'
"You
are
making
wonderful
progress
here,"
Remarked
a
vL-ilor
rev-eutly.
"This
town
is
going
ahead'
fat
and'
every
year
should
see
things
betler."
The
local
man
who
heard
the
remark
did
not
chime
in
very
enthusiastically.
He
admitted
that
things
were
looking
fair
but
they
had
looked
good
before
and
nothing
miirh
had
come
of
it.
He
sajd
he
had
to
be
shown.
The
result
wa
that
Ihe
visitor
began
at
once
to
doubt
whether,
with
such'
people
ILvyig
here,
the
rosy
hopes
or
himself
and
other
visitors
conld
become
actualities.
It
was
a
wet
blanket.
As
Dr.
firant
would
say
"Men.
men,
don't
loe'the
vision."
Eczema
on
My
Face
Completely
Relieved"
Mis
Winifred
Emet,
Box
46,
Blockhouse,
N.
S.,
writes:
"Ever
fince"
I
was
a
little
child,
I
suffered
with
eczema
on
my
fact.
At
times
my
face
was
completely'
covered
with
large
sores,
and
I
tried
nearly
every
kind
of
medicine
that
I
heard
of
with
ho
results.
This
lasted
for
over
twenty
years,
until
one
day
I
asked
the
advice
of
my
druggist,
who
bade
me
give
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment
a
trial.,
After
using
the
Ointment'
for
a
few
days,
the
sores
began
to
heal,
arid
soon
I
was
completely
relieved
of
the
disease.
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment
Oa.
a
bo
i,
a
deaJens
or
ICdinanwm,
lUint
A
.Co.,
lAd.,
Torunto
GOSSIP
ABOUT
LONDON
PEOPLE
Latest
Freaks
and
Fashions
of
World
Metropolis;
New
Diversion
For
Wealthy
LONDON,
Kng
April
25.
The
smart
young
people
of
London,
with
plenty
of-money
and
plenty
of
lime
in
which
lo
sneml
it,
have
discovered
a
new
diversion
winch
eclipses
the
Treasure
Hunts
of
last
year
'
in
freakislmess
"and
originality.
The
.idea
itself
is
simple
enough.-.--You
stay
in
bed
all
day
and
sleep,
and
rise
anonr
nine
o'clock
in
tlie'
evening,
have
breakfast
ami
begin
the
day.
All
1
ho
house
parly,
of
course
does
the
same.
At
one
a.m.,
in
Ihe
cold
hours
of
the
morning,
there
is
llmch,
and
Ihe
day
is
filled
in
with
moonlight
tennis
and
golf,
md
some
of
the
guests
go
and
paint
night-scapes
with
electric
torches.
A
feature
of
the
game
is
(hut
there
are
heavy
fines
for
anybody
who
refers
to
the
fact
of
it
being
hijght-timo.
For
instance,
there
is
a
great
temptation
at
lueaKiasi
une
lo
say,
w
Hal
a
lovely
night,"
instead
of
"What
marvellous
morning,'
'hut
that
will
cost
five
dollars.
Lady
Louis
Mounthalten,
Mrs.
Ijichard
Norton,
ami
the
young
Duchess
of
Jloxhurgho
were.
Hiiongst
the
guests
of
a
"Night-lime
Day"
which
was
given
a
few
nights
ago
by
the
Hon.
T.
Fellowes
al
her
housi
in
Katon
square.
JWore
breakfast
that
is
about
eight
p.m.,
all
the
guests
went
for
a
ride
In
the
How..
Lunch
was
at
.Mrs.
Fell-
uwes
nouse.
lnere
was
tennis
in
the
afternoon
on
the
Imsles'
own
courts
electric
lamps
had
to
be
furnished
here
ami
hav-iig
changed
for
dinner
all
the
parly
went
on
.to
the
isuny
for
cocktails
and
diiiuer
about
seven
in
the
morning
Just
a
a
num
ber
of
Americans
were
leaving
lor
Hie
early
boat
train
on
their
way
to
Southampton.
Gondola
up
Grand
Canal
!
King
George
ami
Queen'
Mary
neither
of
whom
have
ever
been
in
a
gondola,
have
decided
lo
see
what,
it
is
like
and
going
to
Venice
for
a
fortnight.
The
lloyal
Yacht
hail
been
having
had
weather
and
Ihe
Queen
has
been
thankful
for
the
swivel
bed
which
she
had
fixed
in
her
bedroom
before
Ihe
yacht
lefl,
and
which
provides
her
with
a
certain
amount
of
stability
when
the
Victoria
and
Albert-
is
rolling.
As
pfivajo
radio
receptions
aro
banned
in
Venice,
special
permission
has
been
given
to
the
lloyal
travellers
lo
listen-in
to
Loudoiraml
Paris
program,;
for
they
are
keen
fans
and
a
concert
from
the
.avr.y
ballroom
in
London
js
heard
on
tin
Itoyal
Yacht
most
nights.
Ballroom
Muffs
Wonderful
evening
cloak
and
ballroom
muffs
are
the
sensation
of
the
newest
Minns
offerings
shown
this
week.
The
ballroom
muffs
are
taking
the
place
of
liumlhags
and
are
made
of
won"-
derful
ostrich
feathers,
the
long
est
and
finest
that
are
procuiv"
able.
Inside
there
are
lilfje
nests
mf:cmparjnven1,
fyr,all
femin-
on-
iM-vi-ssiiii-s
aim
mi
minis
are
worn
whilst
dancing.
On
the
newest
evening
cloaks
the
-collars
aro
bigger
than
Ihe
cloak
s
themselves,
and
while
and
silver
are
the
favored
color.
Huge
collars
of
billowy
ostrich
feathers,
marabout
or
while
fox
were
the
collar
.
trimmings'
on
sdme
cloaks
Hint'
were
made
of
latticed
metal
cloth.
Shingling
is
on
the
wane
Ibis
HAD
BAD4
SPELLS
WITH
HER
HEART
ft:-
PA
fi
if
TWO
.A
THE
.DAILY
pHhMMf.
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Relief
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Temputon's
T"K'CS2
Mr.
C.
Mrln,
n.n.
"rim,,
0n.,
rll'!:
;"t;
havn.
tx-t-n
trouble!
wUh
my
limrl
tut
limit
tiinr
ami
very
iiflfri
hart
bid
with
it.
I
wmilil
take
rainliiiv
sit
IN.
ami
my
liusliaml
had
l
Hat
siinilMMty
tn
May
with
ine
all
Ihe-time.
Ili
got
mo
rvFrtthlnir
"'"''I
think
uf
to
sw
If
tticy
woiilit
do
mn
any
:
K-iumI,
b.it
nolhlnR
si'i
nwit
In
l-lp
I"-day
a
fi-Mnl'
was
lHm
h
ntr
ami
ait
i
vImhI
nif
ta
try
I
MILBURN'S
HEART
AND
NERVE
PILLS
My
hii'band
wfiit"
anil
trul
mt
twit
Ikiws.
ami
aflir
tlx
first
utw"
wa
flnlhi-il
1
rnlt
like
a
ilirren-nt
wniiiaii.
I
i-aii)nt
rPj'iuiiMiciict
Oiini
piioiitli
to
all
those
who
suffer
i'wlth
anythliiir'
wnmir
wlili
their
heart
or
rurvVf
."
'
i
Slilbiir'n's
'
II.
A;
.
rills
baVe
-lieen
on
the
market
fur
the
,
past
so
yi-ars
ami
are
put
up
only
hy
The
T.
Milbiirn
i'.n..
Limited,
Tnrnnto,
Out.
V
"All
druRirlsts
bandie
Uiem."
the
thinnest
of
platinum
wah-hes
worn
in
a
vest
pocket,
with
the
finest
of
plathmm
eliains.
Some
of
the
watches
are
no
I
hirki-l-than
a
dollar
piece
and
some
are
set
with
jewels.
The
Mali
in
the
Moon
.
YS:
Hugging
bandits
are
the
lali
sl
thing
in
(hicago.
Of
course
tli
-y
are
rather
out
tf
daln
here.
When
the
butcher
told
a
male
customer
Hie'trak
was
as
tender
as
his
wife's
heart,
he
said
he
thought
he'd
take
satis"age,
thank
you.
Tlie
gashoat
brigade
Is
still
hoping
for
better
weather.
Last
.week
there
wasJiJiltJe
impnne-
menl
and
then
there
was
not.
She
crossed
lire
harbor
And
her
ua'jine
was
Sjie;
rfiere'wHfs
Jtist
one
oilier
And
that
mlade
two,
It
was
smootVas
glass
So
I
bey
look
a
canoe,
And
that
was
Hie
last
Their
frieml.4
ecr
knew.
,
The
difficulty
about
running
a
cohhriii
in
Prince
Itupert
is
that
there
are
no
riiosqiiiloe
to
ma!,e
Jokes
about.
-Vow
that
w
have
saved
ll)e
Iforests,
what
will
we
do
next?
jt
was
years
ago
iitai
we
tiintiiglit
Of
aving
our
souls.
Clvnes.
tlie
labor
mem)ir
envti
tlfiiigs:
are
jilgh.
n
HoWning
ireei.
ir
lie
dropped
into
some
of
the
larders
here
fn
the
de-r
hunting
season
heM
ffnd
some.
thing
higher.
Ij
wonder
if!
IlWe"s
tiays
two
bits
for
his
?hoe
shllie.?
If
1
earn
enough
mrtney
in
tend
Jo
buy
a
jdece
of
gold
as
the
gold
standard
returns.
They
say
you
ran
get
U
for
five
dollai'S
at
the
bank.
I
Ten
Years;
Ago
;
,
In
Pi
Inoe
Rupert
April
25,
1915i
,
Thb,
;
AWricaijiJ
halibut
schoolers
'are
liayin
their
first
visit
to
Prince
Runerl
today,
They
are
Ihe
Silka,
Cajt
Jtihan-sen:
Liberty,
U-ipL
F.ngcl,
an.)
TordenskjohJ,
(;a'i'iL
Sedwold.
Ka'ch
hriiughl
Sibdul
3l!u0n
pounds
which
will,
he
shij
Kasl
over
the
(irand
Trunk
Pacific
Hallway.
The
legislature
of
Alaska
has
passed
the
Sub-.er
Hill
which
abolishes
capllal
piinishmenl.
The
.measure,
which
went
ii
i.
i
.
.
....
-
is
a
sign
that
the
big
hat
is;"""u-
',e
oi
u
m
win
sleadily
coming
hark
for
a
lonig""'w
'"
f-'vernor
lor
sig.
time.
And
when
you
see
a
lotj
of
young
debs
with
bandeaux
of,
fealliei-n
or
brilliants
where
their;
'shingles
used-to
be,
you
know''
that
they
are
gninp
through
the.
trying
stage
of
gelling
back
lo
normal
again.
-
Men
Have
Fashion
Fads
j
There
are
something
like
5.0(10.-'
00(1
wrist
watches
in
London
which
nobody
wanls.
About
three
peat's
ago
every
man
In
three
wore
a
wri-st
watch.
Now
not.
one
in
twenty
does.
One
of
tlie
reasons
for
this
is
that
they
are
easily
lost
when
removed
for;
washing,
and
moreover,
with
the
very
loing
and
very
'
tight
shirt'
ruffs
that
are
now'
worn
they
are
extremely
uncomfortable.
j
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younjf
men
now
wear
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FOR
GRAIN
ELEVATOR
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Nolle
to
Contnctori
IN
THE
8UPRCME
COUKT
COLUMBIA.
day
ol
Marrh,
A.n.
tvtl.
OF
In
the
Mailer
nf
thft
-CnmpanlPf'
Sold
only
at
"Nearly
everyone
you
meet
talks
about
the
great
fish
luisi-ness
being,
developed
at
I'rint-e
Huiierl."
renrarked
M.
M.
Sleph-ens
who
reliiriied
Ibis
evfiiiug
from
a
trip
Kasl
as
far
as
Prince
tleorge.
He
says
Hie
future
in
Ihe
interior
loutis
wry
r.
AT
BRITISH
Art.
nn
!
ana
In
tli
Mailer
nf
an
Aprillratlnn
by
tii
HikIw
tit"
nuule
Oipfirr
ownpany
to
l
reiitiiid
to
1
1
if
ftrplntnr
noflcr
SfftUm
IflU'or
tho
ald
Art.
.
TAKK
MOTICE
that
an
appllratlnn
will
lx"
made
In
tlie
Prrnldhia;
Judar
In
ctianilier
at
the
Cnhrt
llniiv.
Prlnrat
import.
H.C.,
on
TiiMrtay
lli
S8lh
dav
of
April.
A
J.
19,
at
tlie
hour
of
i.3(l
o'etfirk-
In
tlw-
.rorwimin
or
ii
antin
thern-nrici-
the
imitl'ih
mav
Ijc
lit-ard
on
lr-liair
of
th(
alinvp
ini;iiiimif(1
Ounpany
fur
ail
ordrr
that
the
aaid
Cimiruinv
m.
mnred
to
the
rainier
of
Joint
Stork
Com-paiile.
AMI
TAKE
NOTICE
that
In
!ippnrt
of
Ml1
application
will
lm
.f-nd
the
I'rtitinn
of
the
Ciiiipan.v
laaiifr
rufrrtn
and
tlu
ajTinavu
jir
i.-wu
w.
eatrnore
awnrn
on
tiir
301I1
day
of
MaMu.
A.n.
IBJS.
and
iii-n
iifrt-in
PATEIi
at
Prince
IturMvt.
H
r
thl
30th
W.
O.
Fri.TOT.
Sollrllor
for
tlifl
Petllloncr.
l
SK.Vl.EO
TKMiEIIS
r-,;
itiC
,
..iiMrni
-
I
J
reiiifiiri-i
il
i
cHU'n-lc
r
ain
lr',ir
!
miti-rtmrliirr.
Willi
timber
rlli-t
i
anil
wuri'iMMi-.i-.
win
iir
rf-i-rt-n
i-ii
hi
iiiLiwa,,
ontartn.
until
Noon
of
Mondfy,
May
18th,
i
1925.
I
lenili'M
hIhhiIiI
Ih
-wni
hi
tn
nuiqiii-M-let
)iivi-Iijm
marked
-Ti-nilcr
fnrj
(Imln
Flevalitr"
n1
Mrfr1
tn
Mr
F.i
T.
o'lliri,
l)i-Mit.v
Miuinlrr.
I
!
it
Hit-ill
nf
Trmli
ami
i
nniiiM
rr,..
uia.
A
liiiitp
um
ri.r
tli
nrk
la
rirnnil
'
An
ai-rriileil
liaiik
rln-(inc
fni-
firty.
TlHMiaiKl
IhillirK
i
5(i.()iiii.iiii
maile
ra
alilr
t
lh
Mlnl-Ir
i,r
Tiail
and
i
urn
incrr-,
iiiiiki
ari-iHHMii,
-arh
t-ii1-i
,
which
mm
will
1m-
rrri-IU-1
ir
llm
party
fmlrrlnr
Of
illiir
tn
inler
inln
rnlllntrl
rtir
tin-
nrk
nn
the
trrm
ialcrt
in
lu-It-liUVr.
Thf
rhi-qiiwi
or
ttii'in-rmfiil
len-drrerit
will
!
n-tnrtif-d.
Tlii-
rlM-qiio
t
Vtf
aurrn
mi
liriir
utll
tw
rr.iln-l
tr
MMturiiy
fur
iim
dui-
ruiribiwiii
4
ih
rfintrart
tn
tx
-ntrrt-il
intn.
r
lii-qin-
may
lie
rfl'lacnl
wllU
pqiilvaliiit
a
r
valiir
nf
lMiiul4
of
the
IimuinuMi
uf
ianada.
I'lan,
r,"iriiatlnn,
ajid
all
nicrstnry
liifiiimallitii
ri-carillim
(lie
intHM'i
work
may
h
iHitalmnl
rrwni
C.
D.
IIoa
'j,iniaiiv,
tnliltliir
Knalni-pr.
Wlial-n
lniUiltnic,
r.nrl
Arthur,
ouurin.
Ihimh-u
r
line
lliinilri'd
linllara
aitnu.flo,
N
ir-nlrrd
fne
plana
and
FprclftrafMia,
ilrriil
tn
bi
r-v
turned
on
reluni
plan
and
l--ififatii)iM
in
rmid
ci!tlfin.
The
IkupkI
nr
any
u-mlrr
lll
nut
nireiarll.v
In"
arnptiHl.
Iy
ordrr,
V.
T.
O-UAIIA.
ppfltny
Minltor.
Iicpartiiient
nf
Trad-
and
Oimiiicrrr,
Ottawa.
April
Blh.
idss.
9x
9
x
To
women
everywhere
Snrip,Kri.
all
the
many
probjerpj
the
word
"hats."
Not
the
least
Tth
...
is
the
natural
qucstion,
si.;i;j
ilast
seasons
straw
which
nl
different
color
and
new
tnmr
n.
suit
me
erartlu
r,r
.k.ti
t
.
aiidii
i
rxf?
.....1.
.
.
.
.
i.
'
whu
a
new
sir
aw
wiucli
n.
well
on
me
at
all?"
not
Why
not'let
Elkay's
Straw
Hat
8L
settle
Uie
cjxicit.on?
With
(ciiivc
uyc
you
can
make
la
?
straw
look
newj(and
different
',
W
and
easily
ypu
will
wonder
vv
didn't
try
it
long
ago.
The
results
will.
delight
you
s
will
save
considerable
ti,w
:
Spring
apparel.
Elkay's
Straw
Hat
Dye
is
rn
and
waterproof,
dries
quick!
t
ing,
lustrous
dolor
and
actua
,
life
to
the
Straw.
Directions
r.
j
with
each
bottle.
Select
jrour,
favorite
color
fr
following?'
Dull
Blaqjc,
Lib
r-
.
llurnt
Straw;
Old'
Rose.
tural,
Gloss,
Black
Navy
H
Cerise.
Sapc
Green.
C-ir,;
Yellow,
Cadet
Blue.
Ilruwu,
L
HY.
.
u
R
-:r-'r
Ormes
Ltd,
THE
REXALL
STORE
Phones
82
and
200
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
SHIPYARD
Operating
G.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinist!,
Boilermakers,-
Blacksmiths,
Patteri
makers',
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
lo
handle
al
kind
;
"
f
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
385
SPRING
will
soon
be
HERE!
START
THAT
"CLEAN-UP
PAINT
UP"
CAMPAIS
NOW.
Our
new
slock
of
Household
iMinls.
V
nnielss.
anil
Alnbnliue
tins
iit
nrrived.
It
investigate
jiur
"Chiiianier-
Depl.
for
Vanu-'i
'a
Oraiuiug
process.
Out
!tock!i
oT
Huiblers'
11
'
pcnlers'
and
MechnnicM'
'J'ools
Chicken
i
Tools
and
fieucrni
Iloii-ebolil
Nii-essilie
i
-''
-
complete.
Uall
nnd
see
our
line
nf
WCAU-KVpil
Agents
for
the
famous
Gurhey-Oxford
Ranges
STORK'S
HARDWARE,
LTD.
710
Second
Ave.
Near
Posf
Office.
LOGGERS'
CLUB
POPULAR
PRICES
$9.75
9x9
$12.00
9xl0
9x12
-
$19.00
HAS
REMOVED
to
building
next
door
lo
l-Vizzell
Hutchr
Hh"!1.
from
Ihe
Empress
Hotel
We
carry
a
full
line
of
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
SOCIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
.
James
larelli
Proprietor
n,
LINOLEUM
$14.00
$16.50
Barries
Home
Furnishing
Third
Avenue
and
1st
Street
s
Phone
123
RUG
are
sanitary
and
long
wearing
15
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