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86
Wednesday,
Sept.
30,
1925.
People
who
attended
the
meeling
at
the
Empress
Theatre
last
night
ai
which
I-red
blurk
was
the
'principal
speaker,
wer
much
pleaded
at
the
frank
manner
in
which
the
member
gave
an
account
oi
ins
stewardship.
He
took
the
people
into
his
confidence
in
a
great
many
mailers
which
must
have
opened
their
eyes
ami
given
Ihem
a
new
slant
)n
''political
life.
Mis
ex
position
of
tho
system
of
letter
writing
was
certainly
illiitniual-
ing.
Mr.
Stork,'
while
telling
some
of
Hie
things
lie
had
done,
did
not
lake
undue
credit
to
himself
in
connection
with
anv
of
the
.
.
.
.
I
1
,1!
I
It'l
i
t
a
a
f
S
iiiiiut-rs
uiscusstMi.-
wiat
lie
tint
snow,
although
he
did
not
so
state
it,
was
that
there
are
dozens
of
sections
of
this
constituency
which
had
to
receivo
attention
as
well
as
Prince
Rupeil
.
l
11...1
:..
i
.
ii
,
.
.
uuu
niiii
iii
.1
Kreni
iii.niy
ui
ineni
wnarves
or
post
oiiices
or
other
improvemenls
had
heen
secured.
Looking
nfler
these
was
rt
part
of
his
work
as
well
as
looking
after
the
interests
or
Prince
Rupeil.
If
Not
Stork
Then
Who
Got
Elevator?
The
question
was
askeTl
at
the
meeling
Iat
night
"If
Stork
did
not
gel
the
elevator
who
did?"
Did
the
Conservatives
get
il?
Did
the
Progressives
get
il?
.Mr.
Stork
showed
Hint
Robert
Forke
had
not
only
not
helped
but
had
criticized
it.
He
also
showed
what
a
crifiral
time
there
was.when
the
estimates
were
being
considered
and
how
nearly
llie
elevator
vote
escaped
being
thrown
out
as
a
result
of
the
onslaughts
or
the
enemy.
Conservative
and
Progressive.
Good
Thing
To
Have
Purpose
In
Lire.
It
is
a
goqd
thing
In;
have
a
purpose
in
life,
Tito
ners'On
who
lives
jul
from
day
in
day
wjlhotil
any
idea
of
'doiug"ahi-thing
grealer
or
.heller
than
is
being
Unite
today,
is
not
in-line
with
evolution.
.Such
a
life
does
not
help
the
race
Irt
get
anywhere.
.
The
brain
is
developed
just
as
the
mucles
are
developed,
by
use.
The
person
who
exercises
the
mind
will
grow
in
mental
capacity.
His
cranium
will
enlarge
and
if
he
keeps
on
developing
he
will
become
a
superman.
While
only
a
reV
have
Hie
capacity
to
concentrate
and
the
physical
strength
to
carry
on
the
development,
everyone
can
do
something.
Everyone
can
iiave
Some
aim
grealer
'than
.merely
carrying
on
anil
gradually
Mling
go
nl,J,he
end.
Making
Business
,
A
Recreation.
To
Europeans,
business
is
a
serious,
steady
grind,
says
the
Vancouver
Sun.
When
relaxation
is
necessary.
Hie
European
hii4iiie,
man
lakes
to
cards,
to
social
conversation
or
to
cultural
pursuits.
With'
the
American
his
work
is
his
play.
1
Business
becomes
a
sport
wilh
him.
He
is
obsessed
with
il.
He
gels
into
the
habit
or
regarding
everybody
he
nieels,
even
casually,
as
a
prospect.
It
is
a
spirit
thai
has
inspired
greal
movements
in
the
past.
It
is
the
instincl
thai
sent
the
Phoenicians
(n
Cornwall
for
tin,
that
led
Rome
lo
destroy
Carthage,
thai
built
(he
British
merchant
marine,
llie
(ierniau
cartels
and
the
American
economic
organization
of
today.
It
is
the
mainspring
or
industrialism,
the
basis
or
Xorlh
America
s
civilization.
But
4f
the
North
American
exhausts
his
capacities
ror
nlnv
in
his
devotion
to
business,
wha,!
insliovl
will
ever
drive
him
lii
culture.;!
:
.
-
Th;1l
U
'he
olhcr
side
of
llie
question.
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we
woM-QJlmnna
Hills
&
Underwood
LondonDryGin
0.
.
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by
the
famous
London
process
the
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you
will
ask
for
again;
The
standard
of
purity
for
over
160
years'.
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advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
.by
the
Liquor
Cdulrol
Hoard
or
by
the
Oovermnent
of
Uritlsh
Columbia.
Premier
of
Saskatchewan
Claims
j
Meighen
Would
Rob
the
Farmers
measure
of
maximum
freight
rales
ror
years
guaranteed
by
statute
to
this
part
ot
Canada
under
the
Crow's
Nest
Pas
agreement.
Adverse
Conditions
For
the
past
several
years
(he
people
of
(his
part
of
Canada
have
been
strulim:
against
adverse
economic
condition.
It
i
well
known
that
the
inflation
consequent
on
war
benefit
last
of
all
the
primary
producer
and
that
after
war
deflation
hits
first
and
hardest
the
same
individual,
'llie
producer
and
people
gen
erally
of
Western
Canada
have
demonstrated
courage
and
faith
in
their
country
during
these
dark
day
to
an
extraordinary
decree.
They
have
practised
thrift
ami
hard
work
in
an
endeavor
lo
gel
their
eol
or
production
down
to
a
point
which
would
leave
a
marpiii
of
profit
In
the
selling
price
jit
thejr
product.
They
have
embarked
upon
co-oprati
enterprises
ot
a
type
ami
magtifludo
never
berore
attained,
all
ii-ordcr
lb
'
sohe
tfWr
own
economic
problem.
I
am
not
prepared
to
nay
thai
Western
.Canada
i
out
ot
the
wood
and
on
the
litgh
road
lo
prosperity
but
I
can
say
that
the
efforts
put
forth
by
our
people
along
these
various
lines
are
bearing
fruit
today
in
improved
conditions
throughout
the
West,
in
increased
buying
power
on
the
pari
of
the
farmers
an
increased
buying
power
which,
in
my
judgment,
will
do
more
lo
stimulate
industry
in
other
parts
of
Canada
limit
any
high
protrcic
tariff
system
yel
devised.
Proposal
to
Rob
Yes,
wo
in-
Hie,
Wesl
can
begin
lo
see
drtyllifht
and
Just
at
the
lime
when
Hie
first
ray
appear,
along
come
.Mr.
Meighen
and
hi
parly
with
a
definite
proposal
lo
rob
u
of
the
fruits
or
our
years
or
struggle
by
an
all-round
in
crease
in
thai
part
or
our
htxa
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
snya:
r
c
r
V
-
-r'-itfA
J
....
'.
wi.eu
doing
UI
riUlld
UI
1
CUI
5
UI
kUJUgglC
it
usually
ny.
goo.ll.ye.
REHINA,
Sept.
;J0.
Ron.
11
A.
Dunning,
(frontier
of
Sas-
Here
to
the
lady
hikers
j
kalchewan,
speaking
on
behair
of
the
Liberal
Parly
of
Canada
.
Who
daily
tut
the
ties
charged
that
Hon.
Arthur
Meighen
was
trying
to
rob
the
rami-
They
sure
are
some
sped
artists
ers
or
the
fruits
of
Uieir
long
struggle
by
proposing
to
increase
And
Tin
telling
you
no
lie.
.
Iheir
taxes
in
the
form
or
higher
import
tariffs
oiii
articles
which
,
,
I
they
use.'
He
declared
it
to
be
llie
mo4
critical
election
since
Jake
says
he
lizard
fit.
two,
fhe'onenin
uo
of
(he
West.
4
jioittf
people
eiHt.K
.lot
the
Mr.
Dunning
t's
one
or
the
leaders
of
Liberalism
in
the
West'olher
day.
What
lie
l
wftmirr
mid
his
taking
part
in
the
campaign
is
looked
on
here
as-n
source,
iP
is.
were
holli
of
litem
lnl?
of
strength
to
the
party.
He
said:
.
.
I
,
,
i
:
'
should
take
a
lot
more
in-
,
-
-
-
f
would
rait
in
my
duly
as
ni
eitiien
and
he
unworthy
of
the!
j,.re.ls
,,f
the
rest
of
the
conn-1
,(iMI
tn
""at
l'"klfiR
bylaw
If,
confidence
which
llie
peopk'
ol;
try.
All
jmrUtof
Canada
must'""1'
'
nn''
n
car
this
province
repose
in
me
It
I;
make,
concessions
in
onlpr
thai
diil
not
speak
out
plainly
In'
all
may
share
in
the
benefit
tlf
connection
with
Hie
preal
Is'Sue
a
United
country.
.Matty
parti
ot
the
'present
Federaldeclioiv
ot
Cunaila,
especially
(ho
WVst
an
issue
which
af
reels
rto
tntl-jnud
the
Maritime
province,
are
inatety
Hie
welfare
or
every
eili-
making
tr
day
under
the
prenent
en
and
every
family
in
thi
pro-
tarifr
very
sreat
'sacrifice,
vince.
There
are.
of
course,
a
Critical
Election
number
of
issues
nut
Hie
out-
To
n
mind
this
i
the
niosli
slandinc
one
in
rotation
to
Hie
critical
election
since
the
oicn-ino''
welfare
of
our
people
Is
the
pro-
in
up
of
this
part
of
Canada.
It'Hial
posal
of
the
Conservative,
parly
will
soon
he
sixty
years
sine1
it
returned
lo
power
to
bring
final
arrangement
were,
made
to
about
an
all-round
increase
in
create
a
nation
in
ItrltMi
Nnrlhi
T,,K
P'eliwe
September
Morn
the
custom
tariff.
Amerlen
extending
front
llie
At-.!
'
hfek
a
ltd
of
petpe.
Pure
and
Simple
Tax
ll.trilie
lo
the
Pacific.
After
years
bid
today
il
seem
tame
even
lif
I
someliihe?
wonder
tt
the
0f
struggle
and
llien
only
at
a
stiuhm
rm
.
people
of
this
part
of
Canada;
rasiiU
or
mutual
coHeesdfton.
have
yel
fully
grasped
what
thi.
ConredrraUoii
wa
elafdlslle.l
A
MATADOIl
ha
nved
a
mil-proposal
means
to
Ihem.
.What-
upon
the
principle
or
unity
in
dollars.
He
certainly
threw
ever
the
lariff
may
mean
lo;
diversity,
recognizing
lh
di-'",'
bull
tn
some
a.lvanlape.
oine
sections
of
Canada,
noli
verse
interest
of
llie.
vnfiou
dividual
lax
now
borne
by
Hie
people.
Whether
or
not
the
able
but
it
is
beyond
debate
Kiatifst
no
possible
adanlage
can
aceruei
Irom
il
to
the
people
or
the
West.
The
leader
ol
the
Tory
party
admits
Ibis
when
he
offers
a
species
of
horse
trade
by
way
of
alleged
but
very
indefinite
compensation
in
railway
rates
to
Hie
West
and
the
Maritime
for
the
extra
taxation
involved
in
his
tariff
proposals.
That
form
of
compensation
so
"fulile
ami
impntcticsit-i
le
unworthy
or
serious
discussion
and
no
one
atjywherr
in
Canada
is
diseus-sitiK
it
as
a
serious
proposition.
The
very
man
and
parly
making
Hie
proposition
have
been
op
posed
and
are
today
opposing
the!
Some
folks
ar?
always
parklt
Where
they
ihoubln't
ought
to
bt
Hid
1
draw
the
line
at
anyone
Who
tries
to
park
on
my
knee.
Ml'K
ill
EN'S
sneeche
seem
In
be
made
of
"I
am
not,"
"1
did
"I
am
not
K"inp
lo
do
and
the
lal
and
final
Build
higher
the
tariff
wall."
een
Mr.
Meighen
will
iiuctioiii
part
or
Canada,
providing
fnrj
R,TT
"ie
ue
of
i
Dial
to
tne
people
oi
esienij
tnem
so
rar
a?
pnsstwe
ny
inn
""
Canada
it
1
a
tax
pure
and
Sim
pie
ami
is
in
fact
the
highest
in
eslablishment
Of
province
w1l!i'
"'
'
l"wr
ot
e,joymeni
wide
powwr
of
goverturtrHd.-
here
more
fun
in
throw
inn
Hie
I
rom
Rial
lime
forward
the
:reat
bolt
than
in
spendimi
a
million,
problem
of
Canadian
statesman-
tarifr
brine
advanlapes
In
souwUlitn
hS
been
to
iiiaintain
unity
AM
sihiib
to
nk
Hie
elif(-
ollier
part
of
Canada
Is
dcbal--tn
spile
or
divergence
of
inler-l'r
I
may
write
llie
n
loritim
lo
the
Iwo
detested,
candidate.
I'n
my
mind
lhe.prinals
of'
the
Umsen
alive
party
in
this!
'
HAVE
been
wondering
which
election
lend
i0
foster
sectional
:
'"
be
beaten
at
an
elec-
divislon
and
disunity
because
"on
or
tor
the
other
ehap
lo
gel
they
tend
to
force
the
less
populous
part
or
Cnoada.
more
especially
the
Maritime
and
the
Annual
meeting
of
crib
league
Hon
which
at
present
bears
known
pfoncor
buffu'ss
man
of
most
ncaviiy
upon
us.
Western
people,
generally,
re-
for
Vernon
where
ho
will
take
un
nwnlc
(hat
Canada
in
spile
or
IiIk
commission
iii
the
CHh
Its
greal
area
1
on.
country
and,
Hallallon
In
which
Major
Hul-therefore.
tmtst
have
one
fiscal
lock-Wehsler
and
Major
F.
T.
syteni.
Ileconciling
the
varied
Lucas
are
also
ofNcerA.
economic
Intercut
or
Hie
varioiisl
parts
or
Canada
represent
a
real,
W.
T.
Donnelly,
designer
of
prohlnn
of
la(cmiinhln.
the
the
drv
duel-
nri'li'Kil
till
imirii.
the
girl
ITIIIF.H
my
wire
or
I
i
lo
West
lo
make
even
'
grealer
a
"'w
hat
Mns
rail.
Itue
coiieesns
In
the
form
of
ti!gh-iwl,n
li.
er
taxation
than
lliey
are
now
;!o!""S:M
wmmi,,r
eZ:'
,ND,AN
PETROGLYPH
""'
oise-ncnces
"
Hiei.!
if)
MUSEllM
COLLECTION
peiiplc
Reproduction
of
Prehistoric
Stone
Presented
by
Harlan
I.
Smith
I
One
ot
the
recent
girt
In
the
George
Johnstone
Elected
Presl-
Prince
Iluperl
museum
colleelion
dent
Play
For
Season
Will
iWa
the
cal
of
an
Indian
I'elro-Start
About
Two
Weeks
glph
whlrli
wn
.
found
a
few
nence
er
ajrn
on
Hie
Kispiox
lliver
I
near
llazellou
and
i
said
lo
le
The
Prince
Iluperl
i:rlbbag"
,,r
pre-hilorir
origin.
The
or-beague
will
start
the
iJ2S-2f.,
ialnnl
i
of
granile
and
I
Mill
season
about
two
week
hence1
t
aellon
although
a
number
with
nine
team
entered
in
the
nf
museums
would
like
lo
gel
II
competition.
I
he
annual
meel-
n.
plster
WH
mad,
byi
Misr
of
the
league
wa
held
last
Harlan
I.
Smith
and
presented
to
evening
in
llie
city
police
court.
the
museum
bv
him.
ami
omcers
were
oiecieu
a
follows:
Presidenl
(ieorge
Johnstone.
Vice-presideni
r
Frsink
Abl-ridae.
Secretary
Fred
WVrtnig.
The
team
en
ml
led
ore:
C.S'.lt.
Clerk,
represented
at
the
meet-
Ing
lat
night
by
Fred
Wermig
OWNER
OF
RACEHORSES
IS
KNIGHT
OF
LEGION
PAHIS.
Sept
30
Pierre
Werl-heiiner.
owner
of
Kpiuard,
ha
been
created
a
Kniglit
of
the
I-
C.X.H.
Shops,
Mr.
Fortune;
Loyal'
Kion
of
Honor.
Mr.
WWIheimer
(irauge
Iwlse,
II.
Smith;
Knights
did
no
receive
tins
illsltiiclion
or
ColjiipjM.
Mr.
jl'tine;
Sonl
from
Jhe
Ministry
of
Agriculture
of
Canada;'
lieorgo
'
'IHidderiam;J
in
connection
wilh
his
breeding
S(r
Aiiilrew'.
Soeiely,,jllen
Fer-lff
famon
race
horse,
1ml
from
guon:
,
F.IU,
W.Ji
hllfcmfl;
Hie
Hnller
of
Aeronautics.
He
Moo
Lodgi
I'altAMacdnnald:!
is
,
H!
president,
of
a
cyinpn
coinnany
Prince
Jtuperl
Hotel
Club,
Tomlwltoe
motor
have
b'eeii
ffidlrfl-
Jone.
I
mental
in
bringing
several
avia
'I'liere
will
be
another
ineeliivti'lnn
record
back
lo
France.
next
ttiesday
to.
arrange
Hie
schedule
tor
Hie
season
and
play
will
start,
it
is
expected,
on
llie
Monday
billowing
with
weekly
meeting
thereafter.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
After
nllcmling
a
convention
of
American
harbor
boards
in
I.os
Angele.
W.
lln,
president,
and
M.
I.
Fennell,
T,
Pattie
and
Col.
I.ahelle,
nieiiihcrs
of
tho
Montreal
Harbor
Commission,
arrived
from
I
lie
smith
on
IIm
Prince
Hiipert
Hil
morning
and
proceeded
Fast
by
Iraln.
I.ieut.
A.
O.
'
FOi'sle.r.
well
LAND
ACT.
Nstlcs
el
Inttntlon
to
Apply
to
Lust
Lsa
In
Prince
ttUDerl
Land
llrr.linr
in.
irici
ui
i-niire
unpen,
inn
(Uiuia
t,n
the
nirllimet
eot
of
Krillth
Culnni
Ma.
Portland
Canaf.
and
tx-inc
al
8nl
I'oint,
Cortland
:anal,
and
Ix-arint
Dorlh
niasnvtle
fn
Tmi
Conn.
I'rame
ItNnd.
TAkE
.MlTIlt:
lliat
Anirld
PrttUh
CO-iimliia
rackioar
lUonptny
t
linllcl,
i,
Vaiicciuvcr.
B.C-
orrmmilon
farkcrs.
In
lends
lo
anpiv
for
a
ltae
of
llie
follow-tne
trrilwil
land:
(iiiinrnrlnr
al
t
punt
pUulcd
at
hlafi
water
mark
at
Spit
folnl,
Cortland
Canal:
llH-nrc
miillieamrrlr
ilnnr
hltli
ai
mark
fur
rnrlr-rlatit
Jiundrrd
frrl
in
twwl
niarkril
Nn.
j.s.fe.;
ihcnre
aoulhrrlj
10
rnaina,
nmrr
or
to
low
waier
mark;
tlienre
nnrlhwriflr
along
luw
water
mark
rorty
rlrhl
hundred
feet,
niort
or
iMt;
ilMMire
nnrlhrrly
10
iliain,
more
or
IrM,
to
point
nf
riimmrni-ement,
linl
rontalnlne
71
aere.
inure
or
le.
A.xoi.o-nriiTisti
couiMfiK
rsCKI.XO
CO.
LTD.,
o.,m
,,,!y'lff.tii.W',l'"''?l!
NOTIOI.
t.V
TIIF.
MATtKIt
Of
ai;
i
,
ann
'in:
co.Mrtjur.s
I'rfifi'n
lliih.ief
liri
IliN
fttniti
trier
I
TIIK
WATTKIt
Of
IXV'KST.ME.XT
COM
"
.:
"
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...it
ca;?...-'?
."T''v
eiiiTimt
COMJMniA,
IIMITH".
TASK
NOTICK
thai
me
ahnt
Crmieaiir.
wlic
nirl'lerrd
orflrr
U
at
I'rlBre
In''
erl.
fl.C..
will
anly
m
ll
,i.r
Jmur
V1".1.'!.,1
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,.""re,
"f
lh'
SnrrnM.
conn
nf
Hrillh
Cnlniiihfa
al
frlnre
Iluperl,
li.C.
mi
Tlitirmlar.
tlw
ISlli
dr
.f
nun!
Ir.
I0J,
at
Ow
iMiiir
nf
rlevi-n
o'rlnrk
III
the
rort-iriK.il.
al
the
Uw
C.nurt.
ijjiiri
lliine.
frlnre
fluix-rl,
li.c
,
for
an
order
ivatnrliir
ili
ald
Cunipauy
r
ib
..-pi..rr
m
iiii.MiiifH
in
in,,
nrrire
nr
IIH1
solution
or
which
cannot
pn.
ing
frritii
New
York
lo
he
present
''J
,,r?.rc'
,f
,'';rt"'
'l'?,,?''"'?!11''-,
x,t
bly
(nvohe
that
anv
one
ecllon
al
Hie
officii
leslinv
nf
ttm
'
cmu,,o-
ut
nr
hmii.A
T'r,.i
ri.i."r
,h
or
Canada
can
hao
Un
own
In-
siruclure
whihe
will
lake
plac
i
,!!iVTiay
.V
ImmhJr"
n'
tti'
,h"
Icrests
served
regardless
of
llicl'his
week.
Wi.u.ki.'
I
1
Solicitor
for
Company,
U
My
clothes
used
to
be
yellow
-
now
they
are
snowy
white"
"I
always
had
trouble
with
my
clothes
they
used
to
come
out
so
yellow.
Then
a
friend
told
me
about
Rlnso.
I
found
It
mllces
a
wonderful
soap
solution.
This
removed
every
bit
of
dirt
and
then
it
all
rinsed
out
completely.
There
was
nothing
left
to
yellow
the
clothes
as
there
w
as
no
-soap
to
stick
it
was
all
dissolved.
"I
am
now
delighted
with
my
wash
my
clothes
are
always
snowy
white."
-
A
letter
received
by
the
makers
of
Kbiso.
Jut
shale
some
Rintolnlo
a
Mucrput,
U
hot
ler,
ml
puH
gtt
the
onJt(ul
Kupy
solution
tkrt
b
iht
onljr
sojp
you
nmi
for
four
1
tufa,
yout
botlr,
your
trtuV
ing
nuthinr.
Riiuo
tin
out.
Lrrrr
Ikothrrt
Limilrd,
Toronto.
Rinso
"Oh,
I
Hate
to
Get
Up
in
the
Morning"
Sang
Harry
Lander,
attd
on
wa-hdav
niormng
..
feet
like
singing
llie
same
lluug.
.So
why
not
end
that
ancient
drudgery
o
dv
'
THRIF-T
SERVICE
Jnsl
call
for
our
TIIHIIT
T
HKHVICK
who
h
w
'
'
bit
of
Hie
wahiug
and
iron
lie
Hal
work
wash
out
of
vn-li
day
Hial
"
hale
In
gel
op
m
"
ing"
feeling
will
be
gone
for
g"d
d
THniFT-T
SERVICE.
5c
a
lb.
and
lea
piece.
Minimum
Charge
$1.00.
CANADIAN
Steam
LAUNDRY
Phone
t.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND,
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineer),
Machtniiti,
Bollermake'rl,
Blacksmith,
Pattern
maker,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDINQ.
Our
plant
Is
emiipped
lo
handle
a
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
38F
LOGGERS'
CIGAR
STORE
HAS
REMOVED
to
building
next
door
to
I'riMcll
idilcher
Shop,
across
from
tho
Empress
Hotel
We
carry
a
full
lino
of
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
80CIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
James
Zarelll
proprietor
E.
H.
Shockley
Planing
Mills
Re-located
at
230
Central
Street
Vancouver
wilh
uddilloiial
niiicltincu
for
tho
inniitlfncluro
of
8ASH(
DOORS,
MOULDINGS
LUMBER,
LATH,
SrilNQLES,
VENEER
also
carried
in
slock.
.
Save
liatidlitig
clinrge.t
by
buying
direct
from
tho
source
of
Biipply.