"AO
MX
fffl
0AIL1
ITBWB
Ladies'.
Handbags
Latest
Designs
Lowest
Prices
Eye
Glasses
Musi
fit
perfect.
Our
Optician
has
had
over
25
years'
experience
in
tlio
large
centres
testing
eyes
and
filling
glasses.
Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Max
Heilbroner
The
Diamond
Merchant
of
the
North
Figured
Chrystela
Something
new
in
a
figured
Uayon
and
Co!
Ion
mix-lure
for
afternoon
dresses
or
blouses.
30
incjies.
Per
yard
-
$1.75
West
of
England
Store
Third
Ave.
Phone
753
Meat
Special
Mussallom's
Meat
Market
Pot
Jtoasl
Hound
Steak.
2
lbs.
10c
45c
(iood
Veal
Slcak,
2
ils.
45c
Veal
Sleak
and
Hons!
25c
Itili
Itoasl
Heef
22c
Slewing
Veal,
2
tits,
for
25c
fJood
Corned
lieef,
3
lbs.
for
25c
Ilaeon,
sliced,
lb
50o
Little
Pork
Sausage,
per
lb.
30c
2
lbs.
for
55c
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
417-423
Firth
Ave.
East
Phones
18
and
84
Prescriptions
Your
prescription
when
culr-iistcd
to
our
care
will
be
dispensed
)y
a
thoroughly
iiualifii'd
dispenser
from
chemically
pure
materials
at
a
Moderate
Price
Wo
Spoclallzo
on
Rupert
Pharmacy
3rd
Ave.
and
5th
Street
Phone
94.
Dr.
E.
S.
Tait
DENTIST
Holgorson
Block,
Prince
Rupert,'
B.C.
Office
Hours
V
to
0.
X-Ray
8srvlos
Phone
C8G.
Open
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
Evenings
POPPY
DAY
TAGGING
IS
NOWIN
PROGRESS
Results
of
Today's
Effort
Will
be
Devoted
to
Benefit
of
Disabled
Veterans
and
Their
Families
Under
the
auspices
of
the
.Municipal
Chapter,
Imperial
Order
Daughters
of
the
Empire,
and
the
(Jreal
War
Veterans
As
sociation,
the
annual
Poppy
Iav
tagging
is
taking
place
today
for
the
benefit
of
local
disabled
soldiers-
and
their
families.
Mrs.
A.
T.
Parkin,
regent
of
Municipal
j
Chapter,
is
in
general
charge.
From
'J
o'clock
this
morning
until
noon
the
tagging
was
concluded
by
ljueen
Alary
Chapter,
the
following
ladies
taking
part:
Mrs.
J.
(i.
Steen,
Mrs.
I).
Mcl).
Hunter,
Mrs.
David
Thomson.
Mis.
Y.
Hrass,
Mrs.
K.
Moore,
assisted
by
Miss
F.dilh
Kergiu.
Master
Ned
Mcl.eod,
Miss
Annie
Kerch,
Miss
Audrey
Parkin,
Miss
Frances
Richmond,
Misses
I'.liza-helh
and
Jean
W
ilson,
.Misses
Megan
and
Fnyd
Morris,
Miss
Dot
Palmorc
and
Miss
Eleanor
Titc.
From
noon
until
three
o'clock
this
afternoon.
Hill
00
Chapter
was
in
charge
under
the
conven-crship
of
Mrs.
John
Maiisou
with
the
following
as
aistnnts:
Mi-Houller,
Miss
Verna
Hrochu,
Miss
Maisie
Duugate
and
Miss
Annie!
Walker.
j
After
a
o'clock
ladies
oT
Adair
i
Carss
Chapter
will
some
on
duly
as
follows:
Mrs.
C.
F.
Kemp.
Mrs.
Herbert
Hampton,
Mrs.
George
Kerr.
Mrs.
Mathesnn,
Mrs.
J.
A.
Teng
and
Mrs.
H.
I..
Landry.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
Prince
Rupert
H.
Cohen,
Winnipeg;
A.
J,
Drown,
Edmonton
;
William
Ware,
Vancouver;
J.
M.
vend-
sen,
Prince
(ieorge;
Thomas
V.
Daker.
Woodcock;
Miss
W.
I.
Anderson,
Osland.
Central
S.
W.
(iould
and
F.
W.
Chambers,
C.N.
It.;
Edward
Way.
Vancouver;
J.
W.
Campbell,
Prince
(ieorge;
K.
Donatio
and
F.
A
Uusscll,
city.
WATER
NOTICE.
Dltaralon
and
Uaa.
TAKE
MiTICK
that
Henry
C.
Uiravrlrti
aKrnt
for
the
Diirim--r
Gold
miih-k
Ltd
.
Inc..
win
we
address
Is
Mutineer,
B.C..
will
apply
for
a
l(i-ene
in
take
and
use
(0
cu.
n.
per
seeuiid
of
water
nut
11T
Wann
niter
wnirii
riiiw
westerly
and
drain
Into
TaUh
Lake
alxiut
I
wo
and
one
hair
miles
south
of
the
Knrlneer
.Mine.
Tim
water
will
lie
diverted
froui
the
stream
at
a
point
about
two
miles
from
tlie
terminus
of
the
said
river
Intn
Taalsh
l-akr
and
will
be
used
for
liydro-elertrle
iwwer
iiuriHises
upon
iih
tiiKineer
Mine,
whose
iil(tliiBrs
are
described
as
eleven
Crown
Granted
Mineral
Claims,
surveyed
as
Lot
Ni.
I,
SO,
I
OA,
07,
S0.
018,
(17.
(168,
971).
07K.
and
Ufit.
Oniiip
t,
ljl-Ur
IMstrlrl.
This
tKitlre
i
posted
on
the
rroiiud
on
the
tsth
day
or
October,
1VS.
A
ropy
or
this
nutlet-
and
application
pui
siianl
thereto
anil
to
the
Water
Art,
lull,
will
be
riled
In
the
rrire
or
the
Water
Unorder
at
AtUn.
fl.i:.
objection
may
lie
riled
with
the
said
Water
Heeorder
or
with
I
he
Comptroller
nf
Water
llixht.
Parliament
lluildmrs.
Victoria,
ll.r..,
with
In
thirty
d3)
irier
the
piearam:e
of
this
wit
ire
In
a
local
newspaer.
The
date
of'
the
first
publication
of
this
tin
lice
Is
I
lie
Sllh
day
or
October,
ttti
h.MilM.K.11
OOI.D
MINKS
LTD..
Henry
from
i.m:
HOME
KILLED
Meats
and
Poultry
Bulkley
Valley
You
will
appreciate
our
meats.
We
will
appreciate
your
patronage.
Fresh
and
Smoked
Fisli
u
.Hpeclalty
Seaiy
5
Doodson
Sixth
Street
Auditorium
Will
open
for
u
month's
Skating
Beginning
Tuesday
Eve.,
Sept.
15.
KvculiiKH
....
H
lo
I0
Good
Music
both
sessions
Competent
instructors
lo
leach
beginners.
L.
J.
Marren
-
Prop,
Phone
Black
449.
ENDED
YEARS
OF
BAD
HEADACHES
"Fruit-a-tiYesHCompleteljRelieres
all
forms
of
Headache
HONORB
VAUQUET
"For
over
three
years,
I
was
troubled
with
very
bad
Headaches,
Nervous
Dyspepsia
and
Liver
Troubles.
Then,
I
bepan
taking
"Fruit-a-lives".
Very
soon
my
condition
improved,
and
thanks
to
these
wonderful
fruit
tablets
I
am
once
more
entirely
weir.
The
wonders
of
the
famous
Fruit
Treatment
are
only
revealed
when
you
read
letter
like
this,
which
comes
from
Madame
Valiquettc,
1133
Notre
Dame
SL
W
Montreal.
"Fruit-a-tivea"
is
the
juices
of
apples,
oranges,
figs
and
prunes,
intensified
and
combined
with
tonics
and
forms
a
complete
fruit
treatment
for
Stomach,
Liver,
Kidney
and
Skin
Troubles.
25c
and
50c
a
box
at
dealers
or
sent
by
Fruit-a-tives
Limited,
Ottawa,
OnL
WIRELESS
REPORT.
8
a.m.
Dili
MY
ISLAND.
llaiiiitig,
fresh
southeast
wind;
barometer.
2
!).!)();
temperature,
52;
sea
smooth;
10:15
n.in.
spoke
steamer
fi
riff
co,
Stewart
for
Anyox,
05
miles
from
Anyox;
1.30
a.m
spoke
steamer
City
of
Vairoouvor
1071
miles
from
Vancouver
a.
H
ii.m.
ImuiiiiI
for
Yokohama.
DEAD
THEE
POINT.
Cloudy,
strong
soiillierfsl
wind;
barome
Icr
30.00;
lomperulure,
14;
sea
rough.
Noon
DKiDY
ISLAM).
-Cloudy,
light
soiilheasl
wind;
barometer.
-U.-00;
temperature,
Ji;
light
sweil;
10.30
ajii.
stoHiner
Y.itlala
out
soulhlHiund;
1:15
p.m.
slimmer
Mo?u
passing
in.
DEAD
THEE
POINT.
'Overcast,
strong
southeast
wind;
barometer,
30.02;
leinpernttire
30.;
sea
r'unh.
'I'm
local
ladiws
found
an
Indian
girl
in
a
statu
of
oollape
mi
Third
Avenue
neay
the
Kin-press
Hotel
lusi
night
suffering
from
a
hemorrhage.
The
girt
was
taken
lo
Hie
hospital
and
hei
condition
j
said
In
lie
serious.
C
illeirerlcH.
Ajent'
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
High
Low
High
Low
llili
Iiw
Saturday,
November
7
0:21
a.m.
10.5
"
17:30
p.m.
10.7
"
11
:r2
a.m
in.7
-
Sunday,
November
8
7.0
a.m.
10.1
10.00
p.m.
15.7
0.30
a.m.
7.1
13.02
p.m.
10J
Monday,
November
9
H.42
a.m.
10.
i
20.33
p.m.
15.0
l
it
a.m.
7.0
1-1.31
p.m.
10.5
LAND
ACT,
naierl
oriniMT
hIi.
lusts
I'rliiu
HuwrL
B.C.
ft.
ft.
Nolle
of
Inttntlon
lo
Apply
to
Ltaat
Land
In
I'rliire
iiiert
IjikI
llerorillnr
Iiltlrlel
r
oal
linnxe
ft,
and
innate
on
South
llarhael
Itlaml.
Tk:
notick
iimi
Airred
sanoti.
or
rroii-e
unpen,
oeriipnuon
dinner,,
in
tenu
to
apply
nr
leae
of
the
rollow
Ins-
t1e".rllie(l
lancl:
Coiiiiiieneinir
al
a
pot
planted
on
lira
i)tltll
FMiltlt
'
nr
Siillln
ftirttHAl
UlAfiit
then
around
hlli
Abnlliam
A.
E.
Wrlfhl,
Arcnt.
New
fall
presses
UP-TO-THE-MINUTE
STYLES
AND
MATERIAL
Moderate.
Prices
"Demers"
Houso
of
Quality
Phono
27
P.O.
Box
327
Waterfront
Whiffs
continued
from
page
live
;
box
lumber
from
Hie
lieorgetown
,
mill
for
local
consumption
and
tlio
Tide
Hip.
Capt.
"Handsoine
"
Jim
Morrison,
left
port
yesterday
morning
wilh
a
scow
of
lumber
(
for
I
lie
gu
eminent
dock
at
Oona:
Hiver.
I
J.
MrCullougli,
uuiiiager
of
the
Silkn
Spruce
Mill,
Utiren
llhar-j
lotto
City,
arrived
in
port
aboard
i
the
M.T.3
on
Tuesday
morning
lo
spend
a
few
davs
in
the
nt
on
business
and
returned
lo
Up
mill
by
gasbcrat
ae-derday.
A
scowload
of
500
Ions
of
shops.
Mechanical
rcpa"
execulur
this
week
on
I
he
kcIiooii-
Yule,
Capl,
Itryne.
at
the
Aker-
berg-Tliomson
sbojis.
Going
J';mmy
For
u
reaj
goint
kid
ils
ha
otf
to
Jimmy
Thoma
i
lie
genial
skipper
of
:the
pnwer
boat
into-.
Jimmy
lias
been
hu-y
bringing
i-clams
from
(he
surrntindiug
dis
I
net
for
(he
Siniiuicrulle
can
nery,
and
while
making
for
pur,
early
in
the
wevk
his
engine
had
the
misfortune
to
develop
a
leaky
cylinder
head.
llowevi
.
with
careful
nursing
Jimmy
wa
able
to
limp
into
port
under
his
own
power,
reaching
Hie
Aker-
lierg-Tltyuison
whuff
at
an
houri
When
most
men
were
in
bed.
Thai
did
not
bother
Jimmy
and
he
soon
had
the
phone
ul
Dave
Thomson's
bedside
working
over
time
demanding
thai
the
welder
be
sent
down
immediately
to
the
Shop
io
tlx
Ute
cylinder.
Dave
eventually-
got
the
welder
oul
of
lusl
jiml
the
latter
worked
u!1
night
on
the
cylinder
with
the
rtwult
that
Jfio
Viner
was
away
with
fill
flags
Flying
before
iioo)
the
iiuxt
day.
Joe
Hanson,
owner
of
I
In1
shrimper
Fox,
has
recently
had
his
shrimp
trawl
enlarged
which
now
puts
him
in
an
enviable
position
in
the
shrimping
nod
crabbing
fleet.
This
inslallain"
will
ahout
double
Joe's
out
pot
land
uol
only
will
lie
now
be
nM"
lo
supply
the
home
market
lull
he
says
he
can
supply
the
world
al
large
with
Hie
finest
shrimp
and
crab
known
lo
man.
A
Sad
Town
The
arrival,
of
V.
S.
Ilenrv
from
Smithers
on
Wednesday's
train
was.
l'rince
Hupert's
gain
r
4
but
the
home
town's
Iom.
Eery-
hody
in
the
north
knows
Ilia!
Henry
is
Hie
man
who
put
the
kick
in
gas
and
Unit
he
has
been
renpousible
for
the
safely'
and
well
being
of
the
little
old
Ihjiiiu
lown
for
decade
past.
II
was
with
bowed
heads
uud
Icar
stained
spectacles
that
the
Soothers'
populace
permitted
their
general
factotum
to
leave
them,
and
it
was
only
upon
the
sincere
promises
of
E.
C,
Mayer
and
Mason
Adams
to
keep
thing
going
i'i
his
ahncucc
thill
Henry
would
leave.
However,
evidently
things
back
home
did
not
go
so
well
for
no
sooner
had
Uw
wanderer
arrived
in
the
city
Chun
he
received
a
wire
(0
the
elfeot
that
lie
was
to
return
ul
once,
the
responsibility
being
loo
great
for
tlie
volunteers
lo
carry.
While
in
the
city
W.S.
very
kindly
gave
the
elevator
the
once
over
and
O.K.'d
il
Sin
treiifiifitl
uiiin
I
lio
eil
i'ntix
ivmer
water
m.irli
mark
fn
to
flu,
tlml
.
-
llnlnl
of
riiiiiniitrm.iit
in.l
fonlafnltiir
rue
lii
lilnolv
vImiI
Hull
11
Inlii-
j
nil
acre,
more
or
le.
I
.
.
.
ALKiiED
bwansox.
igunoit
ganicieu
10
see
nun
on
on
Thursday's
train
and
presented
him
witii
a
hunch
of
willed
MILK
SHORTAGE
IS
REPORTED
(continued
from
page
I)
Katheriiig
data
over
thu
wide
area
eomprined
in
the
survey.
According
lo
ihe
report,
vvhlcji
is
made
up
from
ihe
investigation
sheets,
thore
are
al
present
HH
cows
in
the
dislricL
of
which
Mu
are
reiiuiied
lor
Ihu
needs
of
Ihe
farm
and
till
for
l)io
supply
re-ipnred
by
the
lovvns
of
Telkwa,
rimilhcrs,
Hazellon
and
Terrace,
leaving
the
prndticl
nT
I'iU
rows
lo
supply
the
needs
oT
Prince
llupert
fur
whylo
nillk,
wweel
ereaiii
and
ice
cream.
Thu
milk
production
of
(lie
Silt
cows
is
estimated
al
105,454
trillions.
&CUARD
ANCHOR
-DONALDSON
$J
Back
Home
tot
CHRISTMAS
"
ATHENIA"
From
ILU.'.i
to
Lndand.rr
and
Clasco'i
Bailing
Uc.
14
"
ASCANIA"
X
rk..!..,...
..J
1
n.lAn
itcuraion,
pvrsonattjr
cortd
iih
by
Dick
K.
WaUkant.
Sallina
gi
D.
14.
A'j
Full
inlonratlan
Iram
ajfats,
"
or
Company's
alfitas,
122
!!
y
tints
St.
W,
Viicvr.
Naiiaiino
-
Wellington
etial
will
,
ulu-n,
the
report
points
out,
ii
arrive
early
in
the
coining
week
from
Nanaimo
for
tlie
Albert
'
MrCaffery
i
u
I
crusts.
David
Doolau,
a
well
known
resilient
of
(he
Naas
Uiver
tlis-triel,
is
having
his
5
li.p.
Stan
dard
engine
rulmred
and
over
will
idiuiie
u
little
more
than
twice
the
urplu
production
ol
the
district
In
topply
the
whol
milk
trade
ul
I'nnoe
Huperi,
alone,
lo
say
uotlittig
uf
Anyox
Stewart
or
Ocean
Full.
Publicity
Needed
Among
Hit
reoninmondalioii'
liauled
at
the
Akerlierg-Thomson
Hccompuuyinv
the
reiport
is
on
i-alling
for
the
publication
of
the
result
of
the
survoy
and
it
gen
!iai
bewnieral
dislribulion
in
this
district.
Copies
of
the
toporl
are
in
Ui
hands
of
I
lie
comniMlei-.
The
ipiestion
uf
atrial
recou
nuisance
was
discussed
at
Hi
meeting
or
the
Hoard
o'
Trad
last
night.
1
1
whs
decided
in
keep
lllie
matter
Iwfitre
the
pro
viucial
ttoveinitieot
and
will
t
again
taken
up
whit
I
hem
curly
next
year.
()l.ir'if
in
h
'hIIv
ew
LAND
ACT.
ftctlc
of
Inttntlon
to
Apply
to
laaa
Lnl
In
Pruire
Hniert
Land
noimltnr
lmint
of
i..mii
ha
lire
i,
and
ollualr
mi
North
luenarl
Inland.
TAkE
MlTli.T.
that
Alfred
swaniSin.
or
frtnee
llupert.
neeupalton
Minwr..
In
lereV
lo
appl)
for
a
of
tlie
follow
int
destrrlWd
lando:
CununetKlnc
at
a
pmi
planted
on
Oh-Mill
til
point
of
Nirtifc
Haetuel
UtKl,
tlien
around
huh
water
fuark
t
tlie
IMrfnt
r'
i
iKiimeiirrBH.nl.
and
r.HiUliiuir
ao
acre,
more
or
lew.
Ai.riii:r
hwaskx,
Aptiti'am.
A.
K
Wnilii.
Agent,
lilted
OriMr
trtlh.
tYt
'"in"
Imiaeri.
II
C
Extra
Special
FOR
SATUnOAY
Kach
ciixtoiiii'i'
iihIim-iug
Hem
liooiU
to
value
ol
i.O'l
getx
1
TIN
HEINZ
TOMATO
SOUP
FREE
List
price
on
Hem
Pro-duel
are:
Heine
Toinulo
Ketchup
40o
and
25c
lleinr.
Chile
Sauce
40c
Heiiu
W'oreeslep
Kaucc
.
.
50c
and
35c
Heiiw
Weet
Muslard
Pickle-
BOc
liein.
Hour
Muslurd
I'm
45c
Heimc
llelish
40c
Heinz
I'repareil
Molarl
25c
lleitt.
Horserailisli
.
.
.
30o
llcinz
(Hive
Oil
EOo
and
35c
Heinz
llaked
Ileans
30c,
20o
and
15c
Hem.
Tomnlo
Soup
20c
and
15c
lleinz
Spahelli
25c
and
15c
Heinz
Vinegiir
.
EOc
and
35c
As
Heinz
Tomato
Soup
i-a
15e
line
one
enn
free
i
eipiivnlcnt
In
15
per
cent
discount
on
the
91.00.
Slook
up
now
B.
C.
Butchers
and
Grocers
Ltd.
Phone
45
Gossard
Corsets
BRASSIERES
and
COMPLETES.
I.el
us
HI
you
l
onipcLont
niter
ItuaUenduiiiie.
H.S.
Wallace
Co.
Ltd
Phone
0,
3rd
and
Fulton
Saturday.
November
7
is,j
Taf
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
Only,
Saturday
at
7
and
9.10
The
Hunchbac
of
NotreDame
-luicodou.
xtMlsalioual,
iniigiii
(o
"'ii
I
;
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turisuliiHi
of
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HugnV
tmiimrlHl
lu
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v
i.iViilie,,
ii
nrl
I
.
1
1
1
1
1
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gul.
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ccl
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v.ecti
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k;
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a
sklllkili,
cow,
i
nl
kinlc.
ii
-l.ru
ken
uoberi:aii
.1
-lirtukiiig
u
ill
the
inc.
!
ul
the
iw,
luiiitjuc,
trwlieiv
..
.mouldering
revolt
funned
I
u,
flame,
a
mongrel
i,
iifMin
revenge,
conflict.
galUipiiig
clmrgwr,
(l.i-li
(lie
grim
rvupr
slnnje
u
brand.
None
slnmlil
u,
-of
the
worlflV
cinema
iiiHate
rpH'ce.
Mugmli.
outiotitil
!
Huge
cnil
:
Norman
Kerryi
Ernest
Torrence,
Tully
Marshall,
Raj.
mond
Hatton,
Patsy
Ruth
Miller,
Winifred
Bryson,
Eulalit
Jensen,
Gladys
Erockwcll
and
Lon
Chaney
as
Quasimodo,
The
Hunchback.
TWELVE
BIG
REELS
50c.
and
25c
The
girl
you
leave
behind
you
Just
stop
a
moment
and
think
alxml
tb
fiends
her
day
thai
pil
l
o
leave
Im-IiiiuI
v
vim
are
wnrkiop
she
ie.
l
Ikiiuc
wio'kitip
Willi
d'
Perhaps
wn.-.luiiK
the
uio
nip-
,uol
-.nirrr
tlmi
fd
veslerdav
mid
will
wj-Ii
on
01.1,
v
lomorrovs
-
Perhap-
iIkimr
the
week',
w.i-tinip.
In
ti
I:
varipty
tulerel
growth
:
in
bci
only
tliilloe-iiesx
-Ingiiatnui.
Talk
tl
over
Willi
Hip
girl
)m
Umvp
behind
how
flad
he
will
be
In
say
taicw
II
lo
wash
il.
A
fair
trial
uf
our
family
srrt-f.
will
f?iv
iiiiiny
new
liouro
fur
her
family
anrl
herself.
Have
her
phone
The
(IhiihiIoiu
Hteum
I.
,
ynn'll
be
1011110
home
to
more
cheerful
vvel.
..'
a
freher,
happier
girl.
Canadian
Steam
Laundry
Phone
8.
LOGGERS'
CIGAR
STORE
HAS
REMOVED
to
budding
next
door
lo
Fnzxell
Hulehur
Hhop
ai
3
from
the
Kmprcss
llolel
We
carry
0
foil
hue
of
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
80CIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
James
Zarelll
proprietor
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
solum
t,um
i-nur
liuiwrt.
or
VANCOUVM.
WIOTOai.
w.n..n
Bat.
a4
Atari
Ba,,
Ta.f,
'or
VANCOUVIR.
VICTORIA,
Al.n
Bat,
ana
S.anaon
Ba,,
KltfMr.
For
ANVOX,
PORT
SIMPtON
and
Ntaa
Rittf
Cannt.laa,
Thuradar
Xnd
Ataaua.
4.
Barnala,,
Aftnt.
Prlnoa
Rattft.
Royal
Society
Stamped
Goods
There
n-
time
yt.
j(
einliioider
0
i-enlrepie.
sol
ir
a
pillow
case
ami
have
lliem
reaily
rir
We
have
n
very
mee
variety
111
iarknges
us
well
1
'
!
ale;
such
as
ll.iliv
Carriage
Uolie,
llahy
CarriaK"
piuee
llufrel
.Sol,
Pillow
Tups
and
Hack,
Senrls
aim
1
'
piucuH.
Colostla
Thread
In
nny
color
roqulrod
Jabour
Bros.,
Ltd.
P.O.
Dox
1C45
Phone