IK
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neeJ
a
new
i
CANADIAN
PAClflC:
19?5.
The
Camera
of
the
year
No.
1A
Pocket
Kodak
tf
ncrifs
11
(reusing
Model)
Iiju!pml
with
Piomatic
Slmttrr
onl
Kulak
An-astijmat
leiw,7.7.
'
$26.90
B
a
hnplc
lever
mechanism,
the
front
snaps
i,
my
into
pjciiyo
tuition
ready
fur
busi-,
This
Kodak
is
equipjx.il
with
the
Kodak
iu.sligmat
lens
f.7.7
and
Dioniatic
shutter,
lour
speeds,
110
to
1100
second.
There's
a
sliding,
jinihig
scale
to
fit
the
expo-urc
to
the
light.-
A
finger-tip
turn
of
the
lens
'.nun
t
sets
the
focus.
This
suiK-rior
lens
and
sliuttur
.combination
:
ms
better
"timed,
'shariKT
negative
the
;k
nee
is
plain
in
the
prints.
Tlu
No.
1A
Pocket
Kodak
in
on
display
at
our
store.
Conic
in
and
look
it
over.
McRae
Bros.,
Ltd.
Bathing
C
anthis
UF
season
I
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rli!
!
..'il
i
.
v.
!
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.
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i!M'ii.
IliMim
-iiiiir
i"
.
1
1
;
i
lifrur--
.jnil'
jil.iiit.
Sunn-
liuvc
Hun
-i!ip-
like
the
'
sie
wlinli
Iih
trapjmill
into
wir
jmi.
k
ts.
1
ii'
wnier
out
and
hike
the
pressure
off
Hie
rnr.
I'1
si
ge
from,
rneh
25c
to
S2.00
Rubber
Bags
lo
carry
ll!3iiiip
Suit
Mid
Towels
(nun
$1.75
to
$3.75
iv
Stopples,
to
protect
(lie
ear
while
in
tlu-
water,
per
25c
Wtler
Wings,
!
give,
loufith
nee
wlnlr
learning
wiu,
.....
i
.
..-...,.....
50c-
'
j
I
ill
1
1
Mm
unill
1"
"tr
ll-i'
tlii'i.'-.
tll'
.
lnei
whi'll
von
'tvi'A
tin
iii.
H
1
1
1
x
.
0RMES
LIMITED
Wholesale
and
Retail
Druggists
3rdAe.
and
8th
tt.
Phones
82
and
200
w
hen
Planning
That
Vacation
Trip
.
'ifik
(In-
I.
m
i
lh.it
vi'ii
w.M
iiri-il
of
clean
i
.
luingi
,
to
In-
i
hi
and
minim
Kilile
and
'
'
le-t.
Ixl
in
lake
Hits
detailed
pretrUl
of!
your
hand
"die
up
cutj
thing
oti
tire
likely
to
0ed,
and
send
Wt
will
have
il
I...
k
prnmpUy,
heauUfully
wtuhed
hiiiI
'
nl
In
jwek.
a
Hi
I.
el
bajli'r.
Hni,
if
yonhaye
a
nfcfrelciiH
house
i
"
k
l".
I
toller
have
us
look
nftup
yuur
household
-
tl
r
iii
lie
pill
nwuy.
ready
for
your
return.
Phone
No.
8
Hud
t
im'I
rnl
our
dm
it.
CANADIAN
Steam
LAUNDRY
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
tuMUN.
rv
m
mm.
..
10.
n.
v.
24.
n.
ji
,;a
vioorw
,w
suim
4.s.
it.
ii.
18.22.
zs.
29
r"
t.d.u,
sw.n.9
a
7
V."
n;"oS.s
r.iu.
w.n
b..
I
Camnb.li
ni...
u"
.
c,
11
a.m.
for
tl
lu.mthlp
Unit.
'u'l
Infofmillen
from
W.
O.
ORCHARD
Gtntrtl
9n.
Cernf
or
4U
Strt.t
nd
Srd
Anu,
frlnc
Ruptrt.
a.O.
KGERS'
CIGAR
STORE
HAS
REMOVED
in
bi
ihling
next
,j()0l.
(0
,Y,r,l(.t
HntHo-r
shop,
ucruss
from
the
I'mpriv-
lintel
Wo
1'iii'i'v
n
full
line
of
:1GARS,
TODACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
SOCiai
Rnnrui
in
r.nrjiMroTION
fames
Zarelll
Proprietor
Local
and
Persooal
It.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
Anywhere.'
Anytime.
Arthur'
laxi,
5oc.
Phono
078.
tf
H.M.S.
"
CaDetown
"
Concert
Wcstholme
tonlnht.
Two
cars
at
your
service.
oiieu.ion
r,m.
phone
13
i.
If
When
Iwek
from
Mm
lioli.lavs
try
Valentin
Dairy.
Phone
057.
If
For
the
busy
man
or
woman.
Urown
car
saves
money.
Phone
80.
.
if
Head
our
ad.
It
may
mean
HO
to
you.
Prince
llupert
iransfcr
ami
Taxi.
Phone
I8U-
IIZ.
tf
Ms.
(Jus
Sei
fieri
wax
a
ian-
nRer
point,'
through
on
tin
CanfetiH
last
night
hound
for
tie
wart.
France
.Milleni
returned
on
the
Oajilena
last
night
from
hiiitiex
trip
to
the
llivers
Inlet
unurtei.
Our
low
rale
have
been
an
oiitnUnillns
ucee
ami
we
susiH
continue
on
this
basis.'
Itrown
taxi.
Phone
80.
tf
.Mc.
H.
Tail,
who
lias
been
south
on
a
brier
holiday
trip,
re-(urned
bnine
on
the
Canleiiii
yesterday
afternoon.
lr.
utiil
Mrs.
F.
P.
Kenny,
wli
have
been
south
oil
a
holiday
trip,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Cvirdena
yciderday
afternoon.
J
mine
ami
Mrs.
V.
Melt.
Youn?
wh
have
beeri
south
ou
a
liol
day
(rip,
returned
home
on
llo
Curdena
jeslerilay
afternooir.
Ir.
J.
A.
Hanerort
of
MeCi'!
I
niversily
ami
Mrs.
Haneroft
wi-re
pusen;ers
jroiiic
throuKl
on
Itif
Carilena
last
nmht
bouui
lor
Anyox.
H.M.S.
"Capetown"
Concert
tonight
In
Wcstholme
Theatre
commencing
at
8
p.m.
Seats
re
served
to
7
p.m.
$1.00.
Unreserved
seats
75c
i
.apt.
J.
(i.
liillatl
of
Sandspi
.irriniipniiied
by
Ins
son,
arrival
fnnii
Hie
Ouecn
Cliarlolle
Islands
hi
the
Prince
John
last
niph'
Thpy
were
joined
here
by
Miss
Marjsarel
(iitlalt
ami
will
return
i
the
Islands
this
oentiip.
Mrs.
H.
Allen
returnel
to
I
lull
v
on
the
C.ar.lenn
yesterday
ificrnoon
from
Vancouver.
Mr.
Allen,
who
has
been
enpaged
in
I
custom
department
in
this
.lislriet,
is
in
hospital
at
Vnn-
roiiver
and
Mrs.
Allen
will
be
re-
Miriiiity
south
in
a
day
or
so
to
rejoin
him.
SALT
LAKES
SERVICE
Launch
".3"
will
leave
the
Prince
llupert
lloalhouso
on
Thursday.
Saturday
nild
Sunday
afternoons
every
hajf
hour
from
I
p.m.
and
on
oilier
week
days
every
hour
from
2
p.m.
Launrlu's,
row
boats
and
canoes
for
sale
or
hire.
PIIIXCI:
Jll'PF.HT
1IOATI10USH
Phone
38
1.
LABORERS
WANTED.
Laborers
wanted
at
elevator.
Dominion
Fair
Wage
scale.
Apply
mi
the
Job.
183
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Klks
Flap
Day
and
dance
Thursday
AliRUst
13.
TOO
LATp
TO
CLASSIFY
LOST.
Fountain
pen
between
(loverumenl
Telenrnph
ollle.e
mill
Itordeu
Street.
Finder
please
return
to
Daily
.Vow
ofllee.
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Inltntlon
to
Apply
lo
Lt
Land
III
1'liiiii'
llnpi'lt
l.iml
lleeortlliiT
OWIrlrl
or
HHUkIi
Ciilmiilila.
inn!
ullimte
ill
Hit
iihiiiIIi
"f
MafiMll
Inlet,
nil,
Mi
4
rhitlli
linlih
frtim
Ills
liurlical
ior-m-r
t
liullmi
llenrrvo
M
o.
ohi,
OrHtimu
lulninl.
TAkK
MITII'K
tlml
I.
Kllfonit
II.
Slum-
on,
of
Mussctl,
HrllHll
I'uliiiulilii,
(M-rnpi-
THE
DAILT
rTKW",
PAHR
THREE
Commodore
Cafe
THIRD
AVENUE
Tho
Cafe
of
Distinction.
OPEN
DAY
AND
NIQHT.
Iireakfast,
Lunches,
Afternoon
Teas,
Dinners
and
after
Theatre
Ilefrcsiimcnts
Our
ypecialty
is
Homo
Made
Ice
Cream
and
Confectionery.
Wholesale
or
Ilclail.
You
will
be
pleased
with
our
service.
Let
us
please
you.
KILLAS&CHRISTOPHER
Phono
17
H.M.S.
"
Capetown
'
Westholmo
tonight.
Concert
Slieddon
s
Taxi
the
original
oOc.
taxi.
Phone
tat.
tf
Prineo
Huiicrt
C
oer
cent
bomH
-
i
for
sale,
due
l'J20
lo
IU35.
Thos
MeClyinonl.'
tl
J.
II.
Page,
opIomeiriKt
and
optician,
from
Victoria,
It.C.
will
be
at
McCutcheoii'g
Drug
Store
until
Wednesday.
Albert
Farrow
of
Vancouver
steamboat
inpeoUr,
arrived
it
the
City
tliis
morning
ami
isre
ziste'reil
at
the
.Prince
llupert
Hotel.
Mrs.
llerl
Morgan
and
family
relurnwl
on
Sutunlay
afternoon
to
Lewis
Island
where
they
will
ppinl
the
lialanci'of
the
school
holidays.
Frank
Webber
and
W.
Scntl
were
assessed
the
aJmrges
of
the
rourl
this
inornin?
for
creating
a
disturbance
by
wrestling
on
I
be
street.
Hev.
Dr.
J.
C.
ripolirer
of
Itcllt
Helta
arrived
In
Itis
city
on
the
I'.ardena
yeslenlay
afternoon
and
is
resrintored
at
the
Prince
llu
pert
Hotel.
Union
steamer
Cnrdeiia,
Cap!
C.
II.
Smith,
norllihound
from
Vancouver
lo
Stewart,
Anyox
am
Alice
Arm,
was
in
wrt
from
1.
15
lo
8
o'clock
last
evening.
The
11.(1.
(lazclte
nimounces
that
the
appointment
of
Hev
Samuel
Spencer
Peat
of
Delia
Goola
as
an
issuer
of
marriage
licenses
lias
been
rescinded.
Harry
Alkfiis
is
fiudiiiK
it
hard
to
leave
1'riHfe
ItuperL
lie
miss-ed
the
steauior
Prince
ltuper1
Satunlay
niffht
but
hopes
to
eel
away
on
the
Prince
George
this
ulernoon.
Mrs.
Miller
and
daughter
of
lieorgetown
relumed
10
Hie
ei!
mi
the
Prince
John
last
evening
from
a
holiday
spent
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
and
are
lcaviu
for
lieorgetown
today.
C.P.ll.
steamer
Princess
Cliar
lolle,
dipt.
It.
H.
Hennelt,
with
a
full
oassenper
list
numbering
t0,
inelndititf
Ifio
KnifthtF
Templar
ou
their
way
lo
Dawson
was
in
port
from
7
to
12
o'clock
this
mnrniii?
northbound.
C.N.ll.
steamer
Prince
Geo
rare.
Capl.
Harry
.Nedden,
arrived
from
the
north
at
10
o
clock
this
niorninp
with
53S
first
class
passengers,
71
of
whom
disem-harked
here
to
go
east.
The
vessel
sails
for
the
south
at
I
o'
clock
this
afternoon.
The
It.U
(iaxclte
announces
the
incorporation
of
the
Hritish
Pacific
Log
Transport
Co.,
Ltd.
with
a
capitalization
oT
10,000
and
head
otllce
in
Vancouver.
The
company
will
eiiKa?e
in
log
carrying
on
me
coast,
usini
barges
for
the
purpose.
C.N.
It.
sleainer
Prince
John,
llapt.
K.
Mahhs,
arrived
in
port
at
ii:3U
last
night
from
Vaucou
er
and
the
Uueen
Cliarlolle
Islands
wllh
a
full
.passenger
list.
The
vessel
is
scheduled
lo
sail
from
here
on
her
return
south
at
8
o'clock
Ihls
evening.
Mrs.
John
Hulger
ami
her
I
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II...
r..llf!u'lnv
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I'nu.U.
...
llil
II
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ill.
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nlHiin
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.
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i
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I
iiinins
nurih
rinm
the
ikhiiikiio
i.nn.r
huvo
been
residing
in
nn-nr
IikIUii
IlKM-n
,'ii,
Oni,
Ui-kIihiu
UUnil.
dinvcr
fne
lln
nt
niml
pasi
sivtiai
nv.iiil
Ihriiio
imrUinily
3
rlmliu
In
low
iin
llii-iire
riillnwluir
liivv
wiilor
lunik
lilll
lllOlllllS,
I't.'t
Ill'IlClt
to
the
cilv
OU
rlmln.
In
a
westerly
illiTiilmr,
llii-ii''o
n,,,
n...i
...
.
...
..
.
mniiheriy
a
rtmin:
tiiinre
i-mtriiy
mo
"u'
Cardetui
yeslenlay
afternoon,
rimiin.
in
iMiint
nf
omiiiii'iirciiit'iii,
ami
'iny
were
arcoinoanied
miiminm
hnmn
nome
o,v
hv
rtmlillnliiK
t
irm,
iimrr
nr
Ii-m,
,,
,
.
.
ttiiK.NK
it.
simi'son.
jJiick
llulffer
who
has
been
on
n
lnta
juui
soih,
:vki,
Al'l'ii'"'-
t
-iu
south.
H
ere
an
dTK
ere
That
a
new
market
hat
been
found
for
Canadian
lobsten,
Is
ihown
b)
the
report
that
twenty-aix
hundred
case
of
lobiteri,
valued
at
about
$78,000,
were
ahipped
to
Sweden
from
Halifax,
N.S.,
during
the
first
week
in
July.
The
gold
mines
of
Northern
On
tario
are
now
realiilngr
aggregate
profits
of
a
million
dollars
a
month,
according
to
estimates
compiled
at
Timmins,
Ont.
There
was
a.
gross
income
of
$2,650,000
during
the
month
of
June.
Six
hundred
and
twenty-four
families
from
Great
Britain
and
oth
er
European
countries
settled
In
the
West
on
187.000
acres
of
land,
sold
in
the
fiscal
year
ending
May
31st,
according
to
the
records
of
the
Can
ada
Colonization
Association.
Quebec
is
this
year
enjoying
the
greatest
influx
of
tourists
it
has
known
for
a
considerable
time.
Hun
dreds
of
motorists,
the
majority
from
the
States,
are
camped
in
and
around
the
city,
and
the
Chateau
Frontenae
reports
capacity
bookings.
During
his
tour
of
Western
Canada
Field
Marshal
Earl
Haig
passed
through
the
town
on
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
which
was
named
for
hira
several
years
ago,
for
the
first
time.
The
Field
Marshal,
on
learning
his
connection
with
the
town,
looked
as
pleased
as
though
he
had
just
won
another
famous
victory.
According
to
the
report
of
the
Department
of
Agriculture,
livestock
marketings
in
Canada
during
the
past
year
were
the
best
experienced
for
many
years.
There
were
975,-020
cattle.
355,179
calves,
3,094,291
hogs
and
485,605
sheep
marketed
is
1924,
as
compared
with
882,921,
315,522,
2,363,402
and
512,390
respectively
in
the
previous
year.
According
to
J.
M.
Gibbon,
secretary
of
the
Trail
Riders
of
the
Canadian
Rockies,
who
recently
left
Montreal
for
the
West,
the
annual
crosscountry
ride
and
pow-wow
undertaken
by
that
organixation,
is
becoming
so
popular
that
lovers
of
the
outdoors
from
England
and
Australia
are
attending
this
year,
in
addition
to
the
members
from
the
United
States
and
Canada.
The
"Beatty
Boys,"
four
British,
youngsters,
brought
out
here
by
E.
W.
Beatty,
K.O,
President
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway,
to
study
Canadian
farm
methods,
arrived
in
Canada
on
the
"Montcalm"
this
month.
They
are
expert
farmers
selected
by
the
Minister
of
Agriculture
from
the
members
of
the,
Young
Farmers'
Club
of
Great
Britain
and
will
remain
in
Canada
for
two
months
as
the
guests
of
Mr.
Beatty.
That
elk,
in
the
Panther
River
country,
not
far
from
Banff,
are
rapidly
increasing
in
number
and
may
possibly
become
a
menace,
Is
the
opinion
of
Belmore
Brown,
an
artist
of
New
York
who
recently
returned
from
a
painting
tour
through
the
Rocky
Mountains.
Mr.
Brown
is
regarded
as
an
authority
on
wild
animals
and
states
that
there
will
be,
ten
years
from
now,
10,000
elk
In
the
district,
unless
steps
are
taken
to
decrease
their
numbers.
French-Canadian
agricultural
experts,
theologians,
students
and
others,
touring
the
country
under
the
auspices
of
the
University
of
Montreal
express
unanimous
amazement
at
the
agricultural
development
of
British
Columbia,
the
scenery
of
Alberta,
the
prairies
of
Miitoba,
the
beauties
of
Northern
Ontario
and
the
vastness
of
the
country
in
general.
'A
similar
excursion
left
Toronto
recently
under
the
auspices
of
the
Teachers
Federation
of
Canada
also
over
Canadian
Pacific
lines,
and
will
return
the
middle
of
August.
TIMBER
SALE,
X7199.
Sfnlml
Tenilers
IU
lw
recrlml
by
the
lilstiiel
'urrler
nw
Uter
than
mum
on
I
lie
iltti
day
of
August.
Itl.
fr
the
ireha
or
Ueriiev
MIVV,
lluateit
north
or
Seearallim
Point,
Toltnie
Channel,
C.ll.
a.
In
cul
fsi.vvv
feet
board
measure
of
spruce,
i;elar.
Hemlock
and
Ual.ani
Saw-
'""YWo
(ii
years
will
be
allowed
tot
removal
of
timber.
Furlner
pat-Urn
lam
of
the
Chief
torea-ter,
Vli-lorU,
or
the
Platrlrt
I'orcsler,
I'rlnce
llupert.
B.C.
IN
PROBATE.
IN
THC
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
Ill
the
Matter
or
the
Administration
Act;
and
In,
the.
Mailer
or
tliei
(Male
of
Jack
Clirls-loff.
Oereaed
Intetlale.
TAKK
MITH
K
that
bv
order
of
IIH
lliiimr
K.
Mrtl.
Young,
made
the
Will
(MY
or
July,
A.l.
I.
I
wa
appointed
Ad-mtnlKtrator
of
th"
rutale
of
Jack
t:lirltotr,
dereaned,
and
all
partle
having
claim
aimlti.'l
Hie
said
estate
are
hereby
re-iulred
lo
furnlh
fame,
properly
veriried
lo
me
on
or
before
the
soth
day
of
Align!,
A.
li.
IUJ,
and
all
purlieu
Indebted
to
Hie
entaie
are
renulmt
II
pay
amount
of,
tneir
lujilUciincM
in
me
ronnwiiu.
NORMAN
A.
WATT,
Official
AdiiilnOtrator
I'rlnce
nupert,
B.C.
baud
tbe
3
"Mi
diy
ut
July,
ma.
"Poor
Dorothy
she's
still
too
weak
to
romp
and
play"
hand
of
sickness
touched
her
and
it
was
all
so
pitifully
THE
unnecessary.
She
touched
a
door
handle,
a
book,
money,
telephone,
or
something
upon
which
other
hands
had
left
invisible
disease
germs.
The
genrs
passed
into
her
system
by
way
of
her
nose
or
mouth.
Then
the
fever
the
days
of
dread
the
long
con-
valesccncc
the
inpaired
vitality.
.
-
.'.
Mothers
protect
the
tender
health
of
your
children.
Have
everyone
in
the
family
use
Lifebuoy
frequently
because
Lifebuoy
is
a
real
health
soap
and
combats
the
ever-present
dangers
of
dirt.
The
rich,
creamy
lather
of
Lifebuoy
carries
a
gentle
""septic
deep
down
into
every
pore
and
leaves
the
skin
purified.
The
wholesome
odour
soon
vanishes
but
the
Lifebuoy
protection
remains.
Lifebuoy
is
a
pure,
bland
soap,
made
from
the
rich
oils
of
palm
fruit
and
cocoanut.
It
agrees
with
your
skin
keeps
it
soft,
clear,
glowing
with
health.
Lever
Brothers
Limited,
Toronto.
PICTURES
Just
arrived
a
large
assortment
of
framed
pictures
Price
range
from
$1.85
to
$12.40
BARRIE'S
Home
Furnishings
Phono
123.
3rd
Avenue
Boat
Builders!
Wo
have
20,000
feet
of
1-2
inch,
5-8
inch,
7-8
inch
and
1
inch
Cedar
Boat
Lumber
which
we
imiM
cil
;is
we
reipure
the
yard
spare
for
other
stock.
DON'T
MISS
THIS
OPPORTUNITY
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY,
LTD.
Phones
11B
and
117.
COAST
STEAMSHIP
SEtlVICE
S.S.
Prince
Rupert
-
Prince
George
Prince
Charles
Suitings
tiMci
Pii
n-e
llupert
For
Vancouver,
Victoria,
Seattle
ami
intermediate
purls,
Monday,
al
1.00
p.m.,
uml
Wednesday
and
Saturday,
at
0.00
p.m.
For
Anyox
and
Stewart
Monday
and
Friday,
-
p.m.
For
Skagway
and
Alaska
Ports,
Wednesday,
1.00
p.ni.
S.S.
Prince
John
for
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
Vancouver,
Fortnightly.
PASSENQER
TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUTERT
DAILY
etpt
Sunday
1130
am.
fur'
I'i-iihc
Ci-urge.
EDMONTON,
WINNIPEG,
all
points
Ealrn
Canada,
Unllid
Slates
AQENCY
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
Cllf
TUkat
Offlct,
628
Third
Alt,
Prlnc
Rupart.
Pnona
ISO.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
Sailings
troiu
I'rlnce
lluperl.
er
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Bwanaon
Baf,
aed
Alar!
Bay,
Tu.aday,
S
P.M.
or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Alart
Bay,
and
Swanion
Bay,
Saturday,
10
A.M.
For
ANYOX,
ALICE
ARTS,
STEWART,
Sunday,
S
P.M.
Far
PortT
SIMPSON
and
Naaa
nir
Cannarlta,
Friday
A.M.
US
Snd
Atsnu.
4.
Barnalay,
Aianu
Prlnca
Rugart,
B.O,