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of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION
Thursday.
Nov.
12.
1925.
Low
Grade
Grain
Might
Use
This
Port.
The
dump
and
lough
grades
of
irrain
which
are
not
inum
dialely
marketable
are
filling
up
the
elevators
at
Vancouver
lo
such
an
exieni
Hint
il
is
Higgolvd
an
embarpu
innv
haw
to
l.
placed
on
Ihcm.
Possibly
these
grades,
could
be
handled
at
this.
pon.
i
in.
elevator
4s
new
and
is
not
extveeilne
verv
much
lnii
s
v
-
-
nes
this
year
because
or
the
late
start.
The
cleaning
anil
Irv-
nig
iico.uiuieiii
win
ne
reauy
10
operate
berore
the
end
of
the
mouth
and
a
mill
ion
bushel
nf
low
be
stored
here
and
got
ready
for
shipment.
Possibly
il
nnphi
win
iii
wjjut:
utr
uiv
Kram
imum
in
noiiiy
llie
Merniaul
Kx-
..I.
.
..
i
i
1.,
I
.
.
.
'
.
.
niuii6rs
ui
i,.'iipary
anu
v
mm
peg
mat
we
have
the
accomnioda-I;....
i.
......
i
i
.
.
ii
.
..
.
nun
nnr.
.-w
any
raie
uie
matter
is
wormy
or
cousideratioii.
Either
To
Vancouver
''
Or
Nowhere
Else.
The
idea
or
a
great
inany
pepple
jn.
and
around
Vanrouver
is
(hat
if
il
is
not
of
direct
value
to
Vancouver
it
should
not
exist.
There
i
but
one
place
of
any
importance
in
the
world
and
that
is
on
Hurrard
Inlet.
AM
roads
should
lead
to
il,
all
eves
be
turned
lo
it,
all
expenditures
be
tuade
for
the
henerit
of'
il.
Nothing
else
in
the
world
counts.
II.
(i.
Perry
of
Prim
e
(Ieorge
suggested
that
berore
finishing
the
P.lr.H.
to
Priii
re
(ieorge,
the
line
should
be
built
northward
into
the
Peace
River
country.
That
would
not
al
once
benefit
Vancouver
as
the
grain
would
come
ottt
lif
the
Pence
River
country
lo
Prince
Rupert.
Ifence
opposition
to
it,
J.
(!.
Siilliviui,
a
(IP.lt,
enpineer,
ha
given
his
opinion
that
it
should
not
be
built
because:
Vancouver'
would
not
gel
all
the
freight.
Prince
Rupert
would
beiiefil.
We
are
not
advocating
the
building
of
the
railway
rrom
Prince
fieorge
info
the
Pence
River
country
by
llio
Provincial
rioverimieiiL
II
is
a
Iitsr
underlak'jnp
and
should
be
n
Dominion
work.
Rut
we
object
very
strenuously
to
(he
reason
given
for
opposing
it.
.
-
Fishermen's
Dock
Most
Desirable.
From
lime
lo
time
the
Rdy
.v
ba
drawn
attention
to
the
need
here
for
a
fishermen's
dock.
Just
now
all
they
.have
is
Ihe
stnaU
float
built
by
(he
Piovincial
(lovi'rriment
at
Cow
Ray.
which
is
very
much
ovem'mvded
and
qiijii;
iiiadeouale.
The
buildinc.of
iloeks
is
unlia.
I'
should
be
hindertaken
by
the
Ihiminion.
They
cuitrol
Jiie
waler-froul
and
lheir
work
is
to
proviile1
iiecesar-
facilit5's,
The
i-rovineiai
iioverunienl
floals
have
served
an
excellent
purpoe
and
will
.si
be
Useful
even
after
other
docks
are
built.
Fred
Stork,
Ihe
local
federal
member,
having
seen
Ihe
elevator
about
completed,
is
now
turning
bis
attention
in
,js
Work.
He
has
asked
for
suggestions
as
to
what
course
might
be
followed.
Most
of
Ihe
WHlerfroid
is
owned
by
the
Railway
Companv
although
the
Provincial
fiovernmeul
have
p.trt
of
it.
While
doubtless
up
.arrangement
could
be
made
for
the
Dominion
fiovernment
to
take
over
and
utilize
pail
or
the
railwav
properly,
il
would
have
lo
be
such
part
as
would
not
interfere
with
the
plans
of
the
company.
.
In
any
deal
it
is
probable
Jhe
railway
company
would
insist
(IM
the
Cow
Ray
exchange
which
was
authorized
by
the
people
or
the
city
being
implemented.
It
is
hoped
that
no
obstacle
will
lie,
allowed
to
stand
in
the
way
of
having
provision
made
for
the
fishermen,
especially
i
view
of
the
fy(
Unit
Ketchikan.
Prince
Rupert's
rival,
is
doing
her
n'in'H
lo
cater
lo
ihe
business.
You'll
be
proud
of
your
sinning
stove
when
you
use
ZEBO
LIQUID
STOVE
POLISH
Clean
every
little
corner.
Give
a
dense,
black
potiih.
Sold
In
convenient,
air-Uf
lit
can.
Ak
your
daler
for
ZeW
If
you
prefer
pate,
um
Zebra.
mmm
ARMISTICE
DAY
BANQUET
HELD
Occasion
Celebrated
In
Enthusl
astlc
Manner
With
Touch
of
Solemnity
Last
Night
In
an
MiUiuiastir
manner
well
defining
lln
occasion,
ArmUlice,
Hay
was
relehratril
last
nijihl
atl
i
liampipt
in
i
lie
SI.
Moris
Cafe
under
Hit
auspices
of
ihe
flreat
War
Veteran'
Association.
There
were
something
over
1
00
persons
in
attendance
and
the
program
included
fixe
stirring
speeches
as
well
as
a
greal
musical
program.
Hefore
Hie
festivities
opened,
Hie
gathering
rose
and
with
bowed
heads
observed
two
minutes
of
silence
for
dead
comrades.
The
"Lnsl
Post"
wn
sounded
by
Hurler
Hanee
followed
hy
the
"llevnille."
.1.
I".
Hutchinson,
president
of
I
lie
fireal
War
Veterans'
Asso-j
station,
presided
and,
in
the
course
of
an
opening
address,
puhlifly
thanked
the
children
of
Poppy
Day
fund.
il
luring
Hie
hainiuel,
a
collec
I
ion
was
taken
and
the
sum
of
2t.w
was
realized
for
Hie
fund
The
proceeding
opened
at
H.30
and
closed
al
11.30.
The.
prnsram
of
I
lie
evening
was
a-
follows:
Opening
address.
President
J.
I'.
Hutchinson.
Hong,
Hey.
Wallr
Allen.
Address.
Fred
to'fk,
M.l'.
Solo.
C.
V.
IMlt.
Solo,
Roh
James.
("lub
swinging.
Hob
Arthur.
(Song,
Hill
Murray.
i
Addrtx,
Mayor
S.
M.
Newton.
.Mouette
by
J.
p.
Tinker.
Duel.
Wright
Ilavies
and
Ilaiiilmaster
Wilson.
Address,
Arrhdeaeon
(.
A.
IlixJ
Song.
Hill
Murray.
Address.
t:0.
J.
.
Nirholls.
Song.
Roh
James.
LADIES'
MUSIC
CLUB
MISCELLANEOUS
PROGRAM
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ays:
IK
you
feel
sophisticated
hut
can't
pronounce
the
word,
you
are
drunk.
..
?
WHAT,
every
girl
known:
About
everything.
'''.'-t
v
TIII-l
ncl
,.irefls
what
the
lady
badminton
players
try
lo
gaugf
;Tlli:
people
jwhn
are
-U'Ce
and
iinioslralupil
'Jtjire
Ainerani
French,
.lapaueje
and
J.
per.
v
peeled
lo
hear
tlf
any
'good
lliinps
And
Jul
jmiH
reineniber
every
ieceude.r
Thai
dodt:
,,nn
etecilon
lends.
Cow-
NOW
we
have
the
fishermen'
wharf
before
us
as
our
next
poli
tical
issue,
jshall
we
have
it
or
shall
vvr
do
(wllliout
il
or
shaM
wi
build
if
ourselves?
I'HK
fisherman
wanted
a
wha-.
I
tie
Ills
boat
when
lie
rame
inl
i-vrt.
For
yeafs
;unl
years
he
vain!?
inquire,!
Itnl
got
an
evaive
rel1rt.
Hie
city
schools
fur
their
mag-.
,
nifieent
cnntril.nl
ton
In
lliel"1"
""J
"r"
"r
V
'
COIIIlll:
her
lie
is
(ftid
tef-ean
have
wliatev.
he
Ifkfs-TlioiigJi
the
jnav.tr
or
reuHs
i
pilte
Jear.
I
have
tried
aipd
lriit
and
agai'
I
hav
(Hed
To
Imild
jiiii
a
hck
my
goiel
Jrlcndi-
lion
cr
TIIKIli:
setjii
to
be
i
lot
or
PNiple
wtlh
iwn
ears
and
only
one
tongue,
put
liy
Hie
Lord
Harry
how
Jh'ry
use
that
liltlr
tongue.
IF
peojile
ttd
all
Hiey
knew
Ihe
world
wonld
hiv
Very
HHb
wiser
and
no
belter.
AT
last
people
are
stnppiim
Railing
holilxsjl
hair
a
fad.
Tlini
;iiieans
somHIiiug.
I
won'der
wha'
Large
Attendance
at
Meeting
In
'
it
means.
Home
of
Mrs.
George
Bry
ant,
Fourth
Avenue
The
Ladies'
Music
bih
met
yesterday
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
(ieorge,
Jlryanl,
Fonrt
Ave.
The
prosram
was
i
miscellaneous
one
arranged
by
Mrs.
Ponder
as
follows:
I'iann
solo,
Mrs.
Hubert
Ward,
"illegy;"
liy
Mollel.
Dnel.
Mrs.
Larson
and
Mrs.
McMillan.
"SehubefTn
Seranade."'
Song.
.Urs.
William
Millar,
I'he
Knirie."
Piano
solo.
Mrs.
I).
Wilton.
"Pasdeanjihores."
Song.
Mrs.
Larson.
MA
May
Morning."
Song,
Mrs.
Fraer,
"Slave
Song."
Songs.
Mrs.
Jarvi
McLeod
(al
'
Tis
Von,
My
llos(bud":
(h)
"I
rom
Ihe
Land
of
Ihe
Skyldue
Witter"
lrs'
MrLeod's
first
song
vva
rmnposed
by
S.
F.
Chanihprlain.
n
brother-in-law
of
Norman
Walt,
erovernment
agent
here
There
was
a
large
attendance
of
rneniliers.
ROAD
TO
ELEVATOR
NOW
BEING
BUILT
6onnects
w!(th
Graham
Avenue
Near
Old
Garb
ape
Wharf
Approach
but
Goes
In
Different
Direction
Work
on
Hip
road
being
built
by
Ihe
city
lo
give
connection
with
Hie
grain
elevitlor
is
nnv
proceeding.
the
road,
which
i
lo
he
or
limber
mall
rex
construction,
with
crushed
rock
surface,
joins
with
liraham
Avenue
near
the
point
where
Ihe
old
garbage
wharf
formerly
branched
olT
but
comes
east
and
will
switchback
through
a
natiinl
draw
coming
out
near
the
elevator
al
Ihe
base
or
the
IdulT.
So
far
no
arrangements
have
been
made
for
Ihe
road
lo
crosn
Hie
railway
tracks
to
coinu
rijrhl
to
the
clevalor.
BURNING
OLD
BOAT.
The
old
strainer
.lefrerson,
pioneer
or
the
Alaska
run
and
vessel
that
has
railed
a
number
or
limes
nl
I'rince
lluperl
In
tlx
course
or
her
career,
Is
hrhw
burned
at
.Seattle
In
order
lo
re-
cover
the
metal
used
In
her
con.
slructlon.
The
Jefferson
at
one
limo
was
considered
one
or
Ihe
finest
vessels
Jn
the
Alaska
TIIK
oilier
day
I
inel
Ivv
women
willi
long
hair
and
i
really
innJe'nie
shiver
lo
Ihink
how
old
fashioned
they
wen.
Till'
main
objection
to
drinking
loo
much
is
thai
chuffeiirs
find
il
difficult
lo
drive
up
lw.
si
reels
at
Ihe
same
time.
TIIK
upper
class
is
Ihe
on
(hat
can
look
and
lee
that
wnv.
I
Relieve
in
Canada
for
lh
Canadian
and
yet
I
hate
to
scrnh
my
own
floor
and
cook
mr
own
hash.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
November
12,
191B.
The
per
capita
exienliture
of
Ihe
jirovii
or
Hritish
Columbia,
fa-.,.:tn,
ia
ihe
.highest
fo
any
injtjvuicc
ii
Jlifitiiuiinion
ol
Ciinada.'j,
Miinifijliltme,
nexl
v
'
"
v
with
?l0.5i.
TlieXnierUiiiiCiiMii
Oily
of
Seattle
went
on
Ihe
nicks
al
the
mouth
of
Hreoville
Channel
at
.":50
this
morning
and
Ihe
pas-cngcrs
were
hroughl
in
here
this
arternoon
nn
the
schooner
It
is
reporled
thai
Hie
Hel-inoni-Suir
lulei
Co.
has
struck
ore
carrying
gold
values
of
$100
per
ion
al
I
.mm
foot
depth.
prohibitionbrouSt
better
homes
to
the
worker
of
america
Congressman
Cooper
Who
Is
Also
a
Locomotive
Engineer
Tells
of
Value
of
Law
to
States
CIIICACO,
Nv.
I
Hun
Is
making
a
capitalim
of
the
worker,
creating
a
general
Heal
It
With
Zam-Buk!
IF
you
have
any
local
disturbance
a
dressing
of
Zani'Uuk
will
quickly
put
your
skin
rislit.
If
more
serious
disease
has
already
taken
root
there
is
no
surer
way
of
dislodging
it
from
the
tissues
than
hy
regular
use
of
Zain-Huk.
When
applied
to
broken
or
diseased
skin,
Zain-Huk
stops
pain
otnt
prevents
germ
infection.
It
ends
the
burning
irritation
of
eczema,
draws
poison
and
irritation
out
of
ulcerated
places
and
quickly
purifies
the
ringworm-ridden
scalp
of
a
child.
Aiso
for
cold
sores,
chilblains,
frostbite,
etc,
Zam-Buk
is
a
splendid
remedy.
Ztm-Buk't
wide
range
id
utility
and
it
ctriainty
of
hrnrfit
are
dur
to
the
rare
proprrtiri
of
the
herbal
ri
tract!
Irom
which
it
U
prrpjrcd.
Furthermore,
.jm-huk
ha
the
advantage
of
bring
absolutely
free
from
the
cnarte
mineral
drug
and
rancid
animal
Utt
found
in
ordinary
ointment
and
ftlvt.
IRRITATING
CZ1'.MA.
Mr
John
(
nnnan.
of
19.
Ptlfidere
St.,
Ikntuo.
Mat
.
(run
"I
auflered
Irom
numi
lor
ytut
II
bruieoutat
interval
anil
wat
vtiy
irritating
and
annovtng
Altej
a
deal
ol
eipenmentipg
I
found
a
real
remtdv
in
Zam
Hoi,
Thit
plrndul
halin
aubrtnei'
ai
irr
talion.
and
wbco
II
nie
a
cop.
tiouej
ihe
aoiet
and
blotchet
rapidly
healed
and
ditappeaied
."
m
v
r
w.
fmmim:r.;iAw,jf
turn
of
Hie
lll
"'ll'i
Hood
i
!-!)
-ill
live
Koguieeis.
nsiMie.
thai
ih.
Si
real
cr
gams
li.id
pen
tnudi-
0
labor
fince
tlie
adoplion
of
Hie
IHIIl
anielidnienl,
uitli
fewer
tlrikes,
than
in
any
oilier
pernio
of
lime.
"When
the
xaloun
cloed,
Ihe!
'poor
man's
rloli'
may
have
van-,
ishetl,"
he
aid
"but
we
are
rr-j
placing
it
lxlay
wlh
cronforlahb'
liouies,
fine
labor
lemplex
and
a
chain
of
airing;
lulior
banks.
Tli
ere
are
oine
who
want
to
go
Imck
Ui
Hie
old
days
when
the
hrer
saloon
was
Ihe
center
nf
a
slum
neighborhood
where
labor
lived,
bill
they
are
becoming
fewer
yearly."
The
H
rot
her
hood
of
Ix-oino-'
live
Knginerr
was
fighting
the
drfnk
evil
a
deeade
before
the)
fhurehe
began.
t'.ongreHinan;
lumper
asj-erted.
THOUSAND
NEW
CUBAN
SCHOOLS
ARE
NEEDED
II
WAX.
.
Nov
I
.'.
ecrelary
of
Public
Insti'iM'tiim
Maariiro,
to
provide
for
Hie
t'.'
I.OKt
children!
ol
school
age
who
do
not
nowj
attend
casp,
will
ask
tor
1,000
new
echools
in
next
year's
bud-i
get.
or
37T
primary
selmoU
in
(he
111
school
dislricl.
50
or
them
are
still
served
by
"circuit
rulers,"'
who
learh
in
iwn
or
more
school.
WATIlt
NOTICE.
Dliceilon
an4
Um.
,
TvkK
.loTICK
that
llniry
:.
"Iletrrlrh
,
riu
mr
ine
rilillw.r
ihihi
hum-.
IM,
Inr..
lMe
aililreat
lnlnrrr.
B.C..
wllil
l'l
fur
a
llrrtite
n
lake
ami
live
10
eu.
f.
per
terriiKl
nf
maier
out
of
Winn
Inter
whleh
fli
etrlv
ami
drain
lulu
Tailh
Ijle
Unil
li
ami
one
halfl
mil
Math
ut
Ihe
Kntineer
Vine
Thei
ler
lll
le
itltertetl
fr.uu
llie
lream
at
a
lni
alxxil
two
mile,
frmii
the
ter-IiiIihm
ut
the
Mkl
rler
Into
Tflh
Lake
and
will
t
net
for
liydm
elerlrn'
n'erl
iirpwe
mhhi
ie
Ktirlneer
Mine.
Im.p.
IhiMIiij.
are
1-4
IInI
4
eleven
Crown
Oranted
.Vlineral
i'iann.
ntv.yed
Int..
As.
U,
to.
uj,
109.
J
toil.
97ft,
m.
and
onsip
I,
tjMiiri
lililrkt,
Tbl
.imllre
Ma
IH
nn
the
anmiid
Hie
it'll
il
f
oeu.her,
a.
A
iniijr
or
ihl
iH'liri-
ami
appliralinn
pur
nant
Ihereiii
ait,
o
the
Water
A.
I.
Ill
lie
riled
In
tin.
i.fTIre
or
llie
Wllrr
liionler
al
Mint.
n.c.
iiOeri,m.
nut
lie
filed
Willi
the
Mid
Water
llerirdi'r
or
hii
llie
UMiiplMller
iir
Water
llUhlv
I'arllanienl
lluiulina.
Vlrtorla,
nr..
with
In
thirty
data,
after
the
autxaranca
uf
Ubalros,
and
are.
slaying
al
the
e
S?T
'fir..
XWIii.
Tn!r
(.enlral
Hotel.
J
he
ut
earner
Prince..
May
u
rtlandiug
by
Ihe
Cily
of
Seattle
which
it
is
hoped
will
be
floated
esoou.
or
i
uie
Ttui
Qty
nr
orinlier,
KM
II.
Nil
II
UOI.II
MlStS
LTD.,
i.m:.
,,
Henry
t.
Olegirlrli,
Vyenl.
LAND
ACT.
Notka
sf
Inttnllon
to
Apply
to
Ltait
Land
III
Otieen
Cliarlotte
lil.irirt
I
!
li.
enidina
lii.lrli
l.r
entire
lliitvrl,
and
filiate
at
Sliaimoii
nay.
TALK
MiTli
K
that
liolert
f..
One
or
Vine
out,
t,
ll.c,
neriiatif4i
raiineryinan.
Intend,
in
i,i,y
tur
a
leae
of
the
fnl-llnir
ili'.rrllwd
land:
t'
ijiiimieiirlinr
al
a
h..
.lanted
on
an
rhain
inure
nr
lei
frcin
amuliweiit
enr-1
tier
,f
.oi
ttii.
o.C.I..
Itanae
&;
th.nee
follnwinir
iiM-anderliK
of
nliore
line
of
..Id
Miami
to
Hilnt
of
rniiiiiieiireinenl.
.nil,
'
rontalnlnit
acre,
more
nr
le..
noiiKitT
r..
oosse,
j
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Intantlon
to
Appl
to
Ltaia
'
J
Land.
f
In
Prince
IIuihti
Land
lleronllnr
in.,
trill,
and
.Hume
al
i
i.v.
u
alnrnl
ap.00
rliailK
aoutliea.lei
y
from
he
prohihi.!
rr.'1.'
L,:...M'i7"T.,'r
Lr..
',f.
miwi
......
.
.......
iii.io.
rati
iriiiii
Hrlimm.
er
I'ana.
i,.Tf.k".
"V"!?
"u,,
Waltare
Plaherlea'
l
imited,
of
V
aneouvi
r.
.
.
(Meiii.all.iiV
pwi.ership
f
i,e
nieans
or
tiro-
L
"
ff
StTeJ
TlL'l
"'!
.
tnip:
unci
ion
niul
solving
a
strife
that
-
.Ai;
,',h?o",K1,,.
"
'"r1
i"''t'i
'""it
mien
seemed
perpetual
in
the
fro.,,
u.
'.evmine
iioViiTi'..;.'
'i.!l.lt
opinion
r
Congressman
John
(I.
WZTj;
TXXflXT;
.VV.iK
Cooper
of
Ohio,
.who
aI.Ir'Mial
UiVr-iT'
nii-iVrri?;'1'
""",h'
the
national
eoiivenllon
or'
tho
!"'
ti.i.
u,
tx.ii
or
riMHwiieenien'r
and
Anil-Saloon
I.eaguo
here
tonight.
,".lK,Ti.i&S
Mr.
Cooper,
who
is
a
member
Arpi.canL
n,le(J
StpitluUt
,,tll
19J
Thursday,
Novfiubf
r
i
.t$.
mi
sAnnti
.
ial
la
Ink
t-.
'
.
"
'
isnA
'i'.y.''""iw
xvf(
lJ
r
IOC
aiilulta
Furniture
Bargains!
3
ONLY
OAK
DINING
ROOM
TABLES
Obiui.K
VI
x
S
K-
h
$21.00
2
SETS
ONLY,
OAK
DINERS
Slip
,t
jf
In
i-
SimIv
Mrl
$32.00
BARRIE'S
Home
Furnishings
3rd
Avenue
Phont
in
Are
the
Pennies
Blocking
Your
Way
Some
Women,
even
(hough
they
realize
vvl.
of
tune
and
wluil
u
lirtug
job
wahmg
i-.
-till
Uf
wild
Wifliday
Jiecau-e
lliey
Ihink
Inondr)
cr.o
their
names.
Hut
ir
Ihey'tl
only
try
pur
Thrift-T
Sfn
u..
i
bow
economical
laundry
nervtre
ran
be.
Kverylhiiig
wi.heJ
clean,
onr
flat
wi
weariiiK
apparel
just
to
iron
and
Uie
eol
i-lb.
niul
Ir
per
piece.
Uel
rid
of
washday
anil
you'll
Imve
mnnv
n.
week
to
ue
them
us
yoil
wish.
YmiM
like
lo
h
course,
o
don't
lei
Ihe
peiiinc
-IiiikI
m
Die
w
Canadian
Steam
Laundry
Phone
8.
Steamship
and
Train
Service
s.s.
princc
itoeiT
will
leave
prince
BorirtT
i
vancov'
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE
ami
intermediate
hiii.
mi
Ii
FRIDAV
at
a.m.
S.S.
PRINCE
RUPERT
for
STEWART
.lid
ANVOX,
WI0NC8DAT,
10
r
S.S.
PRINCE
JOHN
fbrinllhlly
for
VANCOUVER
U
QUIIN
CMAW-O"1
ISLANDS.
MSSENOER
TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUPERT
DAILY
aicapl
Sundar
II
In
a.m.
fr
PRINCE
OE0R0E,
WINNIPEO,
all
point.
r.alern
Canada,
I'nltett
Plalea
AOEN0V
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
cii
Tieaai
oiflea,
821
Third
Ata,
Prlnta
Rupart.
Phoai
J0
LOGGERS'
CIGAR
STORE
HAS
REMOVED
to
building
next
door
lo
I-'rirzell
Hulcbcr
Shop,
acre"
from
the,
Kmprens
Hotel
We
carry
n
full
line
of
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
,
SOCIAL
ROOW.
IN
CONNECTION
Jainti
i
Zarelll
proprle'of