pnr.
rvra
tO
tat.!
Putting
Crimp
In
Mail
Order
Houses.
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SAFE
SPEEDY
DA
IKI
RELIEF
fromrKlN
IJi
RHEUMATIC
XV
V
CAPSULES
In
50c
nl
$1.00
Bon.
Sold
and
rtcom
tnndd
hy
3,000
Canadian
drurfwt.
NEURALGIA
HEADACHE
RHEUMATISM
u
Xcuritis
Lumbayo
Sciatica
tootiatl
Snd
1
0c
for
itKiitrawd
booklet
and
imio
Irialtomple
to
Templrtcaia,
123
Kmf
W.,
Toronto
2.
The
Daily
News
pniiNCE!
mjpert
-
British
Columbia
Published
Every
Afternoonexcept
Sunday,
the
Prince
liupcrl
Daily
News
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
H.
P.
PULLKN,
Managing
Editor.
DAILT
EDITIOH
JH
Saturday.
Nov.
28,
1025.
Mail
order
houses'
are
not
doing
Hie
business
I
hey.
did
once.
With
the
development
in
local
centres
mid
the
influence
of
keen
competition
and,
'persistent
advertising,
mail
houses
are
losing
their
grip.
People
like
lo
buy
where
they
can
see
the'poods
ami
have
something
more
than
a
catalogue
choice.
Take
Prince
Rupert
as
an
example.
Here
there'
has
been
a
much
greater
development
in
the
retail
business
than
is
pener
ally
thought.
Prices
have
dropped
until
Ihey
compare
favorably
with
those
of
other
places
and
in
many
cases
are
as
low
as
the
mail
order
houses.
v
As
the
city
grows,
the
development
along
thee
lines
will
lie
even
greater.
Daily
we
are
becoming
more
like
oilier.
citie
and
the
feeling
of
being
in
a
frontier
cily
with
frontier
prices
is
being
eliminated.
One
reason
for
the
mail
order
success
Jias
been
due
to
the
persistent
advertising
they
have
done.
Their
expensive
catalogues
have
been
scattered
far
and
wide
at
tremendous
cost.
The
goods.
iUey
sell
have
-to
pay
for
all
that
expene.
Yet
they
have
been
'afife
to
make
profits.
If
local
merchants
'advertised
as
persistently
through
the
newspapers
or
oilier
sources,
the
mail
houses
would,
lyive
their
business
tjU
further
restricted.
Some
houses
are
already
doing
thai
and
have
themselves
worked
up
a
pood
mail
order
business
with
outside
places.
It
is
they
who
have
been
the
chief
factors
in
putting
the
crimp
in
the
mail
order
business.
Washington
Legislators
Visit
B.C.
ParliamenL
On
Thursday
the
members
of
the
Washington
stale
lepi
lalure
were
the
guests
of
the
British
Columbia
legislature
for
a
few
hours
during
which
they
heard
the
minister
of
finance
de
liver
his
budget
speech,
they
saw.
bil(
voted
mi
and
passed
and
signed
by
the
Licutcnaut-tiuvemor
and
they
would
have
explain
eu
lo
Ihem
the
elastic
nature
of
the
constitution
of
this
country
as;
com
pared
with
the
rigid
system
of
their
own.
These
international
visits
lend
toward
f
mil
v
of
purpose.
They
help
u$
to
setrtjie.
'
IvIthTflgcT.jd'djtlhapes
of
each
system,
iiotumcss
uie
memners
or
the
iMi.
Legislature
learned
a
good
deal
from
their
visilors
mid
the
result
js
an
addinl
inter
est
in
the
affairs
of
each
oilier
generally.
Progressive
Gain
In
Peace
River.
The
Progressives
have
gained
a
seal
in
Peace
River,
which
offsels
the
one
that
went
Conservative
recently.
It
is
one
more
indication
that
the
present
government
is
likely
loreniain
in
power.
The
administration
of
the
country
must
gn'on
and
the
country
certainly
does
not
want
-another
election.
The
onlvl
p.(ion
is
for
the
Mackenzie
King
government
to
continue.
.
AVe-do
not
yvanl
to
seem
to
be
'trying
to
lull
the
op(osiliou
into
a
condition
of
somnolence
until
an
election
is
sprunp
for
with
such
a
small
majority
as
the
government
will
have
it
must
be
admjtted
that
carrying
on
will
be
a
difficult
task.
At
the
same
lime
it
is
not
good
for
the
country
thaC
il
should
lie
in
an
everlasting
condition
of
turmoil.
.
The
election
is
over
and
some
jk'ople
do
not
seem
lo
realize
the
fnet.
Let
it
talk
about
some
thing
else.
There
is
work
to
be
done
in
this
ennslitiiency
other
tnau
lKilitical.
1
Ins
is
the
time
to
be
aoing
it.
City
Manager
To
Be
Made
Possible.
It
seems
us
if
it
will
he
possible
for
Prince
Ruperl
lo
hae
a
city
manager
if
the
citizens
so
decide.
A
lull
i
before
the
British
Columbia
Legislature
providing
for
it
but
it
has
not
yel
parsed,
Hmvevp.r.
the
legislative
committee
has
approved
it
and
it
i.
likely
to
become
law.
A
great
many
cilies
are
using
the
cily
manager
system
with
gooil
results.
Possibly
there
have
been
a
few
failures.
largely
because
political
influence
were
too
strong.
JO
lie
overcome
by
any
system.
If
il
is
a''
better
system
of
government
Of
,
lilies.
and
Hie
prepoinlcreure
of
opinion
seems
to
favor
il,
we
'should
no'
hesitate
to
adopt
il
here.
'
mi
np-ai
-:
jti
s
H
IP
bW
Progress
business
principles
SOUND
and
a
policy
of
gradual
expansion
hawe
marked
the
steady
growth
of
this
Bank
lor
over
fifty
years.
Today,
one
of
the
largest
and
strongest
banks
in
the
world,
it
serves
every
phase
of
business
and
private
life
at
home,
and
is
taking
a
leading
part
in
the
expansion
of
trade
in
foreign
markets.
The
Royal
Bank
ot
Canada
'
Prince
Rupert
Branch.
-
F.
E
Robertson,
Manager
Traveller
Tells
of
Visits
io
Druse
Tribesmen
who
are
his
nationality.
Much
in
Public
Eye
Today
They
Are
Fighting
Men
Who
Believe
Gate
to
Better
Life
Is
to
Die
Fighting
for
Liberty:
Believe
In
Reincarnation
Today
there
is
a
struggle
pomp
(in.
in
Svrin
in
which
the
l)rue
Tribesmen
and
Hie
French
are
principally
concerned.
'A.
I).
Kerrimiui.
in
the
Manchester
(iiiunhflu
tells
about
lhee
immi-
plo
and
of
frequent
visits
made
to
their
,Iifimo.
He
a:
The
first
Druse
I
ever
saw
was
hoy,
a
servaul
il
an
hotel
at
Haifa,
lie
v
a
hriphl.
engaging
jjjtre
IWIuw.
different
in
tvne
and
manners
from
the
peupltv!
tiMbjifolarc
thai
1
asked
"Are
I
lie
Druses
nice
people?"
I
impiircd
of
bis
master.
"Ilow
can
they
be
nice
when
they
are
not
of
the
true
religion?"
was
the
reply.
Hie
speaker
was
a
Syrian
Protestant.
Shortly
afterwards
I
found
myself
at
Dahlieh,
one
of
the.
two
Druse
villages
on
Mount)
fiarmel.
It
was
the
first
time
t
had
been
in
a
place
where
titer
wn
neither
church
yor
mosipie
fior
synagogue,
and
tin
absence
struck
me
as
singular.
The
kalwehs.
or
meelinir
houses
of
Die
Druses,
bear
no
outward
stgn
distinguishing
them
from
an.
ordinary
dwelling,
and
tliey
are
not
frequented
liy
Hie
whole
population,
bill
only
by
.the
initiates
'("hey
are
"tiled"
lite
a
Mnsonii
lodge,
an.
I
none
can
normally
filler
ave
those
who
have
a
right
to
do
so
by
virtue
of
their
in
itiation.
On
cerinili
occasions
tranters
are
admitted,
but
net
to
worship.
Of
the.
nature
of
Hie
ceremony
no
one
lias
yet
given
nn
adequate
account.
Calf
Worship
1'he
vulgar
notion,
both
amomr
Christian
ami
Mo'lem
Syrians,
is
that
the
Druse
practise
calf
worship,
for
which
there
are
no
better
grounds
than
for
that
of
the
ancients
that
the
early
i.hristians
worshipped
an
as.
It
t.
Hie
rMil
of
Hie
secrecy
with
which
the
Druses
surround
Hieir
religion.
They
seek
no
converts,
tind
if
questioned
about
it
ask
what
is
the
faith
of
the
question
er,
ir
me
reply
is
'
i.iiristian
or
Moleni,"
the
rejoinder
i
"So
am
I."
Some
of
their
tenets.
however;
are
known.
.
My
older!
was
i
tut
the
nigtit
at
Dalilieli.
and
I
had
no
diffi-
Otiliy
in
finding
shelter.
Iridee
ftie
offer
was
made
without
any
effort
on
my
part,
for
hospitality
a
.aural
duly
with
tile
Druse.
in
common
with
most
other
Orientals.
So
I
found
myself
in-
slnlled
in
a
household
differing
In
no
way
visjile
to
me
from
an
jtraw
one
of
Ihe
better
class-
die
broad
divan
running
round
jwo
sides
of
Ihe
room,
I
he
floor
Covered
with
grass
mailing,
cruuuloiisly
clean,
the
capacious
cupboards
in
the
wall,
from
which
in
due
lime
were
drawn
Ihe
mattress
and
(milled
cover
let
which
composed
my
bed.
But
there
was
a
difference
In
the
human
element.
,
Women
Unveiled
'
In
a
Moslem
household
the
women
would
have
been
strictly
veiieu,
ana
m
a
(;uisuaii
one
Ihey
would
have
kept
their
Own
uparliiient,
and
would
mil
tiae
shown
lh('insel-s
without
being
partially
eileil.
Here
the
wo-pieu
who
ministere)!
lo
uie.
at
upper
with
uncovered
faces
moved
freely
about
tlrt!
place
twilli
no
sign
of
.concent.
And
Ihey
were
very
some
tall.
ttatcly,
with
something
of
the
iliauily
of
a
Unman
matron,
according
to
Hie
conventional
ac
ceptation
of
Uie
phrase.
Only
Ihey
look
no
part
in
the
conversation.
On
this
subject
of
veiling
I
have
read
sojiiewhere
that
Druse
women
remain
strictly
veiled
even
in
the
presence
of
visitor
of
their
own
sex.
I
bis
alonilies
me,
for
neither
here
on
Carinel
nor
afterwards
in
the
Anti-Lebanon
and
the
Jebcl
II
nu
ran.
wbere
I
have
enjoyed
Druse
hns-
pitiWilf,
have
the
women
concealed
their
faces.
j
I
don't
know
how
(bis
particular
household
was
composed.
Probably
it
consisted
of
brother
arid
their
spouses,
for
Ihe'
Druses
tire
monogamous.
The,
men
talked,
bill
only
no
far
as
courtesy
demanibMl.
The
key-1
note
of
the
establishment
...
a
t
alone.
.My
hosls.
male
and
female,
bade,
me
a
courteuH
farewell
nexi
morning
ref
using
reward.
But
1
pIhomI
a
yuerdon
in
Hie
hand
of-
tnw
of
the
4'riiblren.
knowing
something
of
Kxstero
inaiiner.s.
Like
English
.No
gift
is
more
pn.ed
by
a
Druse
limn
an
Knglisli
rt.oin
beuring'
the
effi.uy
ii
(.nieen
Victoria.
It
apeai-s
Dial
in
the
settlement
after
the
disturbances
ill
Syria
in
tHtn
l..nl
Dufferui.
the
ItritUli
iligh
Comiiussm-ier.
did
Minirrthinp
t
i
not
remember
Wkai,
which
really
pleased
litem,
and
a
Union
is
alwa
weleoute
a
I
Sung
litem.
They
have
loop
meuHries.
I'heM"
Druoes
on
r.arnrel
are
i-olaled
1
troai
the
mas
of
thei
coiiipttirmia.
I
liey
arc
more
numenuis
on
liermon.
where
I
vliled
litem
in
later
years,
but
Ihe
bulk
of
Uie
ni
are
settled
on
the
volcanic
range
beyond
the
similar
fate.
Death
No
Terrors
The
Druses
are
all
armed
frtiui
Hie
ate
of
fifteen.
Of
their
valor
they
have
given
eonlant
proofs.
lealh
ha
uo
lerror!
lor
them,
for
they
are
convince
I
that
it
is
the
Kale
to
another
am
a
lietler
life
if
Ihey
die
fiuliliiiLr
for
their
liberty.
One
tenet,
and
religion
1-s.lhat
of
rcincarnaliou.i
which
hioks
as
Ihonch
the)
had;
some
cornier.)
ion
with
India.
t'hey
themselves
say
that
they;
once
lived
in
China,
and
sonic
maintain
that
Ihey
will
live
lucre
again.
Sum
remember
former
former
lives.
lives.
L'.llk'
L'nlike
Clirisf
ians
they
do
not
practie
prayer
andj
fasting.
They
ay
,ai
truth
i,
eler
than
prayeir.
They
uar-j
re
I
with
no
religion
I
to
I
u.ti.v!
la
i.t
...
.
-
.
'
7.1.
.
I
-t
ut
ninr
ik
loe
Jeh
i
iiy
lie-
norm
lieve
in
(ioii
wtoi
U
iMe
and
in
compiejeneil(Je
bfcf
who
ha
iueariiaiiois
of
wbieh.he
Fali
mite
.MiaiiT
llnnijia
Uu
Jllie
tenth
century
was
'
he
lal
It
is
a
serioux
rnattrr
to
have
piles
and
one
pTon
in
four
has
them
at
one
time
or
another.
The
annoyance
and
dintrena
ia
peat.
It
Is
difficult
to
obtain
lartinz
rcliff.
So
much
so
that
was!
yur.
Physician
ma
tell
you
that
a
travtlv
Lravity
and
nnd
dlffntlr
dtently.
Tl.
The
rejiasl
..nn.i1
furKirai
piieraiion
is
necessary.
I
hat
;
,
he
u
(amni,r
with
Dr.
Chase's
Ihey
served
differed
in
no
way
Ointment
for
many
doctors
recommend
from
Dial
of
Ihe
resl
of
the
ju-l
this
treatment,
to
their
patients.
habitants
of
Syria.
There
was'
'oiA
"
w"tuOCWs
Ointment
has
the
faihne
oeen
never
1.....1.
i.
i
11
n
Iamb,
roasled
on
the
spil.
the
relief
for
itchine,
bleedine
and
pro-kebah.
universal
in
Ihe
I-lasl.
and
trudinj
biles.
It
is
now
very
ppnerslly
gnipes
and
Jebcn.
sour
milk.1
h"0""
tff
the
edl
profession,
snd
.erved
on
a
round
pla.eau
placed
AS&SJSS
on
a
low
slfinl.
Horn
spnons,
Ask
your
friend
about
Dr.
Chase's
were
used
for
tho
sour
milk
The
Ointment
for
"users
sr
blisters"
in
by
the
aid
of
nature's
Implements
Jirus
store.
They
know
m.
tongue
but
Arabic.'
and
are
probably
the
result
of.
a
migration
from
Arabia.
No
people
in
the
variegnlcd
pnpula-j
lion
of
that
country
i
so
capable
of
enlisting
Hit
sympathies
of
!
I
imlishmen
a
Hie
trulh-lrlllng.
i
.it.
r.
nid
tiriii
Hi-
virliii's
nre
,.....-
.
...
-
knightly.
I
1
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
!
'
aya:
w
!
TIIK
pirl
she
w
link
A
wwked
wink
J
nicker
1
1
win
any
Man
'could
think.
Fasciualetl
he
lleeame
her
slae
He's
now
an
idiot
I
.earning
to
rave.
DK
W
olf
Hopper
has
married
six
tunes
ami
!
we
have
not
heard
of
many
women
who
are
Irving
to
keep
De
Vo4f
from
the
door.
ITS
rulber
sad
to
Ibink
the
Autt-Coiiservative
majority
is
tn-.reastng.
1
1
seems
lo
uie
hardly
'air
for
Ihe
I.
literals
to
hold
on
wiien
Uiey
were
siippoei
to
have
heen
beaten.
A
WINXII'KtJ
paMr
says
two
women
walked
a
thousand
miles
and
then
arrived
at
Vancouver.
It
suggests
that
was
a
tern
hie
place
to
arrive
at
after
going
so
far.
N
JAKK
says
he
hear
one
of
Ihe
visiting
parsons
here
Ihe
dlher
lay
went
lo
sleep
while
the
id
her
whs
reirhiiiir
Aimai-eiillv
thi
ted
plateau
of
Hainan,
and
there;
lmr,nt
,
ik,
,
(kl,
,Plr
is
a
lenuency
r.M-
the
oilier
cn-
lre
lo
mitral
e
iln
re.
aw
Ihe
Druses
last
in
tiial
region
in
1
WOT.
when
going
from
Deraa
to
alkbikl
over
ihihic
of
the
grooiid
which
has
been
Hie
rene
of
recent
fighting.
A
strouKookl
of
theirs
is
the
Lejali.
that
tmnte
volcanic
outcrop
the
plain
wtiicli
hnikn
tike
a
low
black
cliff
bill
when
approached
reveal
itself
as
a
corrugated
tract
of
h-
...a.
.
.
-an
ami
mvn
ieneiraiei
hy
aj
labyrinth
of
Krur
whose
ecretj
is
known
only
li
the
iuhaliilHiils.j
II
was
there
that
the
Kgyptinnl
army
under
Ihrahim
Palia!
was
defeated.,
.with
"
nt
15.-
ooo
men,
and
in
1852
Hie
Turks.
'(ndr
Kihrisly
Pasha,
met
with
n
own
medicine,
Vol'
remember
about
those
apples
that
sold
for
five
hlllldve,:
dollars
a
box
in
Toronto.
It
was
'he
'reight
rales
thai
niatle
I
hem
so
expensive.
WIIIXKt.K.
wrinkle,
little
star.
That's
Hie
sort
of
girl
yon
are;
Drawing
salary
high,
'
Spending
il
at
night,
oh
fie!
Ten
Years
Ago
irt
Prince
Rupert
November
28,
1916.
j
Holt,
(ienrjfe
I'.ide.
I
niledl
Slate
consul
al
Prince
Huhv
I.
i
j
on
a
visit
lo
his
old
home
in
West
Virginia.
He
expert
u
(
relirr1
from
(lie
consular
servic
.iimI
resume
law
practice.
F.
II.
Ciiiminliaui.
chief
in
4tector
of
fisherieii,
and
D.
N
Mclntyre,
ileputy
minister
of
:i...ut.
,i.
-i
.
lrhaps
Ihe
atrongesl.
.,,
ttieirj"
ur",
ir
.
..-iiMifiM,
win
isii
i-riiif-r
niiiier'
next
week.
Local
interest
are
making
plans
lo
take
up
several
?rHYaitcfj
uitli
llnuu
A
ttanulilfr
wu
Uotu
ul
tin
I
lliiatBaa
llntkMMl
!.......!
fl
aUo
aver
Dial
lhey
'
,
"
"r
!,
?
and
-
'lark'"'
'V
i.
i"r,t-"
"'I
Mwt-
.
V
T"
LAND
ACT.
Clot
It
t
of
InttflllM
U
Applf
U
Ihh
Land.
Hmwl
l.aiul
llrri.rilln
IK.
frlunt
Huprrt.
il
.iin.ir
,
fa
r
sruMtt.ni
iiumni
im4s,
i
.1.
Hy.
own
J
TAkl.
OTICl:
llul
lainr.
n,Mm
trt
l
HoWri
i:
ikMr,
..(
Vinrmorr,
manife-ted
lllAifl5li
Anccsive
..J
rTTTWX'
hrl.ir
inlMhl.:
v
...
urn""yyr;t'r
P"i
punu-n
mi
u
I
hose
w
ho
MHiihWMirrt,
dliwtum
rh...
.....n.
live
on
Carmel
revere
Ihe
prophet
'"'Tr;'''
.';'"
I"
'
Mijah
and
visit
the
froditinnalj
r
i
riwm
some
nin..
cave
,h.r
the
i:armlile
convenll
.TSEES
'WiZ'tJlWiVX
above
Haffa.
vc9
f
'M,(,,
("'
tm
i
.,f
.,,Mih
....
1
rtnwr
.r
jt
m-
tHc
ri
When
a
..
talked
with
Druses.'
15
ri
m
u
uitu
ii.r
mrk
ur
n
in
IW..7
in
ihe
llauran.
I.ey
urnn..!,,?".
me
thai
some
f
l,em
had
m.rLTTSTA,
grated
to
America,
which
greatly
fM
""
o
fi
ri
v.r
-rtln,
"'n.ri
me.
Pliyeically
IheyV,
i!i'LFZLrL''M.L,.i
are
the
sir.
mho
and
hiimlom-
f
'
"""
"r
'"
'"
um-
i,mi
,
....
.
,f
oMuiiiMicj-iiieiit,
nit
r.mloulnt
'
"
iVrrn
esl
race
m
Svria.
where
n
the
'"
t
!.
mtiuiilnins
the
standard
is
higb.l
Hemorrhoids
Or
piles
are
quickly
relieved
by
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment.
it.-i
(tour,
oossr.
ln.i
JAS
II
l
l.l.l
.i
STIUXii.
IVr
W.
M.
II
VIrM,SUM,'U
iwfinln.r
hiIi
)tr.
LAND
ACT.
Notlts
of
InUntlOfi
to
Apply
to
Lotto
Ltn
I
In
!'rliii-e
ltuirt
l.iml
H.iiirrtliir
liLirlrl,
iif
linn
llansr
.
IIMI
,Utr
i,n
rtn
lurlitel
Island.
t.J.SIK,yn,!K
thtt
nn.
of:
I
fKire
IIUIM-M.
iirriipilkNi
Wtrlner..
Ill
Il.ei
snsiiM
hlsh
'iler
iHt'k
to
the
Al.rilKn
8WANSO.X,
t
v
.
.
Al'PaiiL
tMleOclot
JMh.
..'
h"'M-
CASSIAR
LAND
DISTRICT.
I
Wteordlsf
Dlitfkf
of
Ttlogrtph
Crook.
fT
kE.
WCK
,h'
lar.l.
rowlrr
';
'
I't'lr
for
iM.rmlMi.Bi1
to
p?
PMr
clisw
tlw
b.n..lnr
.b".'ritf
ltndt.
Jte.,
Ik
5,oZ
CrV:",
!K'
Orri
St
llW.rl
filsrier,
..uiIm-iO
riirner
riini.liijr
iv.rlh
to
MuliM;
Vl",r
in
II
S.",'r
f
0'.i'-cn.m
III
rli.l,,,;,"'
Hiuitwiiy
oirerimn
to
rhaina-
th
i,,
tin-nrriiiriit
n
eaalerlir
post.
dlrrrUon
to
rhilr'is
'.,
to
iu
com-
torn.
Ualel
Aurunt
till
igtt
iOU.1
IkCUS
rowua.
diejatliiii
Sa!uri,
X,
,
bkesmMuy
bothf'tkit
I
I
x
.
-d
Jfr
1'
BAKER'S
Caracas
Sweet
Chocolate
15
delicious
and
nutritious
E
Fcer,
Director
of
the
University
anj
f
dren's
Clinic,
Zurich,
in
his
"Text
Boc
k
.
P
rics"
says:
"A
fawritefoodofhiidicar'tx
content
and
always
in
hvet
v,-ith
chJr.n,
iK
is
cocoa
or
chocolate.'
t
WALTER
BAKER
&:
CO.
Limited
arAstruoD
rm
ncaotttTtll,
MAK.
CVN'AtlUS
IIU
AT
MOVTRCAL
Booklet
Of
OlOKC
Raiptf
Kilf
Christmas
:
Perfumes
NOW
ARRIVING.
Kxcliisie
Odors
ti
(he
tes
t'cench.
Kngli-'
I'rrfumers
CARON'S,
GUERLAIN'S,
HOUBIGANT'S,
COTY'S,
ROCFJt
A
GALLET'S
HUDNUVS,
ATKINSON'S,
SEELEY'S
Etc.
Prices
from
25c
to
$13.50
See
Our
Windows
Rupert
Pharmacy
3rd
Ave.
and
5th
Street
Phone
04.
VVf
WWtf,
Are
the
Pennies
Blocking
Your
Way
Hume
women,
even
though
Ihey
rcali"-
of
lime
and
what
a
tiring
job
washing
i,
s,p
t
willi
washday
liecaiise
they
think
laundry
erv
I
heir
names.
'
'
Hut
if
they'd
only
Iry
our
Thrift-T
Servo
how
economical
laundry
service
cnti
he.
Hvervlhiiig
wahe
clegu,
jour
flat
w
.
wearing
aparel
jut
to
iron
end
Ihe
cost
-lb.
and
lr
per
piece.
Het
rid
of
washday
and
you'll
hare
mam
week
to
use
them
a
you
wih.
You'd
like
t.
course,
so
don't
let
thr
pennies
slainl
in
the
1
Canadian
Steam
Laundry
Phone
8.
CHRISTMAS
SHOPPERS
Um
comilete
slot
k
of
ILirdwaiv
on.
r-combiue
IiimuIv
with
utililv.
l
will
pa
v
store.
A
FEW
SUGGESTIONS
Aluminum
Roasters.
Rogers
Silverware
In
I'1"1
Electric
Percolators,
Irons,
design.
Hot
Plates.
Stainless
Steel
Cutlery.
Pyrex
and
Fry's
Oven
Glass
Carving
Sets.
Dishes.
.
Useful
Household
Tool.
For
the
Boy
Skates,
Quality
Tools
In
Complete
Chest
Pocket
Knives
"Let
Your
tihnslmas
(i.fls
he
Ihe
I
set
l
STORK'S
HARDWARE,
LTD.
710
Second
Ave.
LOGGERS'
CIGAR
STORE
HAS
REMOVED
to
building
next
door
to
Krizicll
Butcher
Hhnp.
"f'r0"
front
the
Kniprcss
Hotel
We
carry
o
full
line
of
rC
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
quvihu
liuum
1IM
CONNECT
tun
.
.
.
James
Zarelli
proprllcr