I
t
The
Daily
News
PRINGB
RUPERT
.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
"the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
H.
F.
PULLEN,
Managing
Editor.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
KDITIOft
Friday,
.July
10,
1925.
All
'Dressed
Up
And
Nowhere
To
Go.
'Prince
Rupert
is
a
city
that
is
all
dressed
up
ami
nowhere
to
go,
iiccordiiig
to
some
visitors.
Rev.
H.
V.
Mnckny
told
t
lie
Rotary
Club
yesterday
that
he
had
heard
this
of
the
city.
The
phrase
is
a
bright
one
and
there
is
some
truth
iu
il,
as
,
in
most
Jiright
sayings.
There
is
nowhere
to
go
for
a
drive
at.:present
but
Ibis'
is
rapidly
being
cured.
The
road
lo
the
other
side
of
llie
island
is
rapidly
taking
shape
ami
as
soon
as
the
city
lias
completed
its
end,
it
will
be
possible
lo
drive
several
miles,
even
if
the
road
is
not
yet
of
the
very
best.
Priiice
'Rupert's
highway
is
(he
waler.
That
is
where
people
usually
go
for
recreation.
They
cross
the
harbor
to
the
Salt
Lakes
or
they
.go
off
to
the
hundred
and
one
beautiful
resorts
"in
the
neighborhood.
What
can
be
finer
than
a
cruise
on
the
harbor
in
the
evening
or
a
day
at
the
beach
or
at
one
of
(he
lakes
.or
streams
that
abound
iif
the
district?
Objectionable
Person
Is
To
Be
Pitied.
It
was
(lie
same
person,
Mr.
Mackay,
who
yesterday
gave
another
insight
into
life.
He
saidVfhat
while
mo
might
object
to
some
people
-ye
did
not
have
to
live
w
ith
them,
whereas
they
were,
bound
lo
live
with
themselves.
If
there
were
one
or
two
points
iu
a
person
we
did
not
like,
doubtless
there
were
many
the
person
ihiinself
4;nev
about.
The
person
who
is
weak
or
vicious
is
lo
be
oilier!
liee.mso
A
boys'
band
is
an
excellent
thing.
There
is
lo
be
one
or-
ganjzeil
in.
(his
city
ami
doubtless
it
will
receive
the
support
and
encouragement
of
everyone.
Colonel
Nieholls
of
jhe
.First
R.C.
Regiment,
backed
by
the
Rotary
Club,
is
fostering
the
movement..
The
Colonel
stales
clearly
that
it
is
not
lo
be
a
regimen-tabband
although
the
Regiment
will
loan
some
of.
its
instruments
and
if
necessary
will
loait
the
use'of
Hie
rooms
for
practices.
Music
is
a
great
thing
and
learning
to
play
or
sing
in
harmony
js.
always
beneficial
and
enjoyable.
A
band
is
an
excellent
means
of
enjoyment
in
the
whole
community
as
well
as
to
the
menibers.
It
would
be
a
great
thing
to
have
a
band
or
thirtv
pieces
.with
the
lads
all
in
band
uniform,
well
trained
and
able
tp
play
together.
Alaskan
Newspaper
Averse
To
Spread-eagleism.
'
'.
London
newspapers
have
been
criticizing
a
recent
speech
of
President
Coolidge.
Mentioning
Ibis,
the
Juneau
.Umpire
says;
"Tjuwe
London
newspapers
ought
not
to
be
too
harsh
with
the
President
on
account
of
what
they
discover
as
a
note
of
American
cxclustfeness
in
'that
Cambridge
spepch.
The
occasion
.was
just
in
advance
nf
the
Fourth
of
July,
and
(he
Ameri
can
people
just
as
a
matter
or
habit
mul
hear
the
eagle
scream
on
the'Kourlh
of
July.
That
means,
of
course,
that
Hie
gallant
old
bud
must
havo
some
preliminary
training
and
when
one
is
called
upon
lo
make
a
speech
on
a
patriotic
or
historic
subject
just
before
the
Fourth
or,
July
he
ought.
tn
be-
excospil
if
tin
.Jpenksparliularl.v
in
theiiNjirin
i?orl(.
jnvFou'rlli
'
rtf
;Jilly!
lrtnguuge
rallier
than
Iliose'oT
the
rest
of
11
worlil
in
world
wide
worus.
,
However,
American
.statesmen
an
nflnn
ilkxn
.nni.n
HERETICS
IN
avowpd
communism
and
so-called
atheism.
In
(he
'UOs,
Professor
Charles
A.
Hiiggs,
a
Presbyterian
seminarian
of
New
York
City,
was
charged
with
having
expressed
himself
at
variance
with
the
'
Westminster
Confession.
The
New
York
Presbytery
cleared
him.but
the
(leneral
Assembly
of
the
church
reversed
Hie
decision
and
pronounced
a
verdict
of
sus-
he.
has
lo
be
encumbered
with
those
-weaknesses
or
vices
all
ther
l,V,IO,,V.
time.
He
nicy
annoy
his
neighbors,
as
doubtless
he
does,
but
he
is
more,
oT
an
annoyance
to
himself.
A
-....
Boys'
BancPIs
-Excellent
Thina.
Theologians
Who
Were
Tried
or
Threatened;
Witches
Hanged;
One
Smiled
in
Church
XRW
YOltK,
July
in.
(Asso-
)
l
Or..
Tim
ace-old
effort
nr.
iiicnani
neoer
Aewton.
a
New
York
Episcopalian,
of
the
same
period,
cut
short
changes
against
his
"broad
cliurcliman-ship"
by
demanding
a
formal
trial.
His
demand
was
met
hut
Hie
plaintiffs
failed
to
appear.
Alleged
Heresy
David
Swing
of
Chicago
left
the
Presbyterian
faith
to
prpach
independently
in
the
'70s
when
Riosp
citing
him
for
alleged
heresy
refused
to
abide
by
his
acipiittal
at
(lie
bauds
of
the
Chicago
Presbytery
and
threatened
In
anneal
to
the
Svnoil.
affairs,
i,n
lei'nis
that
are
intended
exclusively
for
American
coii-1'''"1
vi,lHW0
wa"
1,10
lrasic
climax
suniplipu,
and
Hie
lresident
is
an
occasional
offender
in
thit'r
l',),llroV('l',allsn
colonial
line..
If
ibis
country
is
to
do
the
best
that
she
is
capable
of
ilo-!',ays
w,,en
"i,lppPM
WPI'
banged
ing
for'
humanity
ht'r
statesmen
must
lalk
iu
terms
that
are
un-
a'"1
01,0
"l,rc,we'1
,n
,,,,alh"
dersliindable
iu
other
countries
as
well
as
at
home.
Our
people
"'ll2,
must
not
assume
(hat
democracy.
humanllnri.mUm
f
Hcnry
Dunster
was
forced
to
freeibini
and
peace,
honor
iirhusiness
and
politics
etc
exist
!,in
as
,lie
tivAi
Prosi'lonl
of
solely,
in
-the
United
Slates,
because
they
also
exist
in
other'
l,arvanl
after
he
couiiiries.
"If
the
Unilcd
.Stales
is
to
be
a
spiritual
and
material
leader
nniong
nalions
she
must
understand
oilier
peoples,
and
boasl-f
illness
and
spread-eagleism
do
not
always
promote
understanding
however
pleasanl
lheir
appeal
might
be.
Yet,
as
said,
some
allowances
ought
to
be
made
in
Kngland
of
all
countries
on
account
of
Fourth
of
July
week."
They
offered
him
a
partnenhlp
If
he
could
inrert
a
little
maacy.
Bat
he
hadn't
the
money,
and
the
opportunity
wai
(one.
Don't
let
lack
or
money
trotl
the
opportunity
that
may
come
to
you.
"v.
One
dollar
will
open
a
Union
Bank
Savinc
Atoo.
MI
UNION
BANK
OF
CANADA
Prince
Rupert
Branch
H.
H.
Little,
Manager
I
h
n
-
)iAii
ttilnniriii
mlllwkitiliAj
in
THE
DAILT
PTEWB
Chancellor.
Simon
Magus
The
first
heri?lie
of
Christian
times
was
Simon
Magus,
the
Magician,
nf
Samaria,
iWord-iiiK
to
llie
writings
of
SI.
AI-
jplinnsiis
M.
T.ipunri.
-
Simon
vas
Iscopes
Case
Starting
Today
Re-
Mted
in
Acts
of
the
Asposllps
ns
vlves
Memories
of
Long
yTrn
in
atrnnitetr-to-lHiy
-lli---
I
Gone
Similar
Events
jcret
off
)
laying
on
nf
liamls
-
j
from
MoT
AM)sllcs
1'eler
ami
I
MODERNIST
MOVEMENT
I
Paul.
The
sale
of
holy
i
hi
lifts
jpver
afterward
lieraine
known
as
"simony.
j
The
Man
in
the
Moon
P
YS.-
to
define
truth
will
he
revived
THE
department
of
agriculture
when
Professor
John
T.
Scopes,)
js
continually
sending
Jo
tin:
Tennessee
evolutionist,
has
his'
press
of
Prinpp
ituport
malpriai
day
in
court.
Jdealing
with
Hip
-feeding
of
lines.
Jlis
indictment
for
teaching-1
hope
there
is
no
imputation
in
the
Darwinian
theory
in
public
this.
schools
contrary
to
the
statute;
has
precedents
which
reach,
back!
A
HKRKLKSS
man
is
the
raw
for
centuries.
In
America
they
material
formn
accident,
date
virtually
from
1'lymouth
Mock;
iu
Hip
world
at
large,
from
Pepsin
comes
from
a
hog's
the
dawn
of
the
Christian
era.
stomach
buUHiere's
lilllp
pep
in
The
now
nationally
known
a
man
that.niakes
a
hog
of
hiin-"Scopes
case"
.
is
recognizably
self,
akin
to
prevailing
differences
be-;
tween
Modernisls
and
Kunda-
Oil
lo
bo
a
hobo
mentalists
which
have
increasedi
That's
the
thing,
with
Hie
rijie
of
Dr.
Harry
Kiner-:To
lounge
about
a
place,
son
Fosdick.
I
Then
take
wing.
Other
Cases
Ill's
oh,
to
lie
a
hobo
The
last
actual
trial
occurrul
I'd
like
lo
live
just
so,
Ho,
in
Cleveland,
().,
in
May,
192
i,
With
no
duties
to
chain
when
William
.Montgomery
Any.
my
only
work
lo
ramble
Hrown,
former
Protestant
Knis-
As
l
sing
a
refrain
conal
llishon
of
Arkansas,
-was
And
with
fate
to
daily
gamble.
reau
anout
a
man
who
wns
"clothed
with
brief
authority."
,
ADVKlrn-ijIXtS
is
the
llfp
of
business
jusl
as
the
spark
is
the
life
of
a
gas
engiiie.
IT
.
THIS
is
said
lo
he
Hie
temperate
zone,
hut
iu
Hie
mailer
mois'-i-ure
it
is
a
liltlp
intemperate.
THIS
country
is
no
great
shakes
compared
with
California,
I
double
you,
double
you,
Said
gambler
playing
cards,
Rut
no
mailer
how
Ihey
bid,
He
never
a
cliance
discards.
Mrs.
Sarah
H.
Cooper,
Sunday
nu'
Ia,l'
explained
that
she
school
worker,
was
halefl
before
wa
lm,cl1
lken
wilh
a
gown
s::n
wore
last,
season.
Mie
was
mar
Sjiii
KrniinUp.n
nlirnil
I
7n
Tied
ill
it
twice.
Theologians
lo
survivo
heresy!
proceedings
and
gain
what
was
reported
as
a
firmer
position!
were
Horace
Rushnell,
Congre-galionalist
of
Hartford,
Conn.,
in
mil);
Prof.
Philip
Scliaar,
whose
acipiitlal
in
the
(lerman
lleformeil
Church
in
1815
was
echoed
for
thirty-five
years
in
I
the
"Mercershurg
controversy";
Lyman
Reeeher,
falhpr
of
Henry
Ward
Reeeher,
and
Presbyterian
pastor
in
Cincinnati,
in
1835;
and
Hpv.
Albert
Rarnes,
Presbyterian
,of
l'liiladelphbi,
1837.
'
Hanged
For
Witchcraft
.
The
witchcraft
delusion
in
Sa-
publicly
doubted
validity
of
in
fant
baptism.
'He
was
alo
indicted
by
a
grand
jury
as
a
herelic
and
sentenced
to
"a
public
admonition"
and
placed
under
bond
for
good
behavior.
Smiled
In
Church
Samuel
fiorlon,
religionist
about
1(510
was
virtually
deported
lo
Kngland
because
of
the
unpopularity
of
bis
temperament
and
views.
lie
returned
to
I
The
speaker
also
urged
the
development
of
the
hinterland
as'
far
hack
as
lo
and
including
A
I
j
chaps
.niii
i.i
!
vininc
-uii
neria
ami
we
peace
nivcr
conn-.
poker
as
to
which
shall
become''1'
a,ul
"ial
businessmen
take
an!
the
national
game
of
Canada.
JAKE
says
he
thinks
there's
enough
of
a.
gamble
in
going
in!o
business,
in
gptling
married
or
in
crossing
the
street
without
shooting
craps.
Friday,.
July
10,
io,
BRITISH
fOLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1924.
lias
produced
Minerals
as
follows:
Plncer
Hold,
$77,n82,ft.":t;
llodc
Oobl.
HR
47,lt)0;
Silver,
n8,H2-i,57;
'Lend,.
$70,548,578:
Copper.
$I8780,.T78:
Zinc
171,107;
Miscellaneous
Minerals,
1
,
'i
:i
1
,34
0
;
Coal
find
Coke,
$if)0,NN(),0'i8;
llmniing
Stone,
Hriek,
Cement,
etc.,
$12,22"),
811;
making
its
Minertl
production
to
the
emj
ti
11)24
show
an
'
Aggregate
Value
of
$859,427,386
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1924,
$48,704,604
The
Mining
Laws
nf
this
Province
are
more
liberal
and
the
.feci?
lower
limn
thine
of
any
other
Province
in
the
Dominion,
or
any
colony
in
the
HritiMi
Empire
Mineral
locations
are
granted
to
discoverers
for
nominal
fees,
-
Absolute
Titles
are
obtained
by
developing
such
properties,
the
security
nf
which
guaranteed
by
Crown
Grants.
Full
information
together
with
Mining
Reports
ant
Maps,
may
be
oblnineil
grain;
hv
addressing
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
'
'-R.
Practically
all
Hritisli
Columbia
Mineral
Properties
upon
which
develotuin
work
has
been
done
are
described
in
some
one
of
the
Annual
Reporlt
oT
the
Mitu
(
of
Mines.
Those
considering
mining
inveslmenls
should
refer
to
such
reports.
Tin
are
available
without
charge
on
application
lo
the
Department
of
Mines.
Victoria.
hi
Reports
nf
the
Geological
Survey
of
Canada,
Pacific
Hiiihliijg.
Vancouver,
are
re
mended
as
valuable
sources
of
iuformalioii.
worse
where
they
would
be
nil:
dried
out
anil
scorched
up.
II
I
was
easy
o
let
weather
comli-j
lions
dampen
the
ar.dor
and
chill
the
enthusiasm.
h
told
the
cluh'
the
story
of
Hie
two
frogs
in
the;
milk
pall,,
one
nf
which
gave
up
anil
was
ilrnftued
and
the
othpr
nrnnnim
I
anlliv
hv
:i
clinrelil
I
constant
kicking
made
a
pal
court
or
holding
beliefs
at
nddsj
THE
girls
are
jealous.
Theyl(,f
1,,lltnr
which
he
was
able
with
the
accepted
doctrine
ofihave
been
wearing
as
Utile
,0
sil-
hu
iipiiimiin:iiinii
in.
niiiitinivlclothes
as
iirtssiblo
and
now
ilievi
Secret
of
Success
LIGHTER
SIDE
ROTARY
LIFE
Speaker
at
Luncheon
Emphasized
value
of
Stunts
and
Community
Singing
J
"C
lighter
.side,
of
Rolarv
Club
life
was
PuiphaSjizpd
by
Hpv.
E.
WjinMackjiy
)n
iiti
address
at
the
Rotary
luncheon
yesterday.
Refore
coming
to
Prince
Rupert
.Mr.
.Mackay
was
a
member
of
the
Cranbrnok
Club
and
was
dele
gated
last
year
to
'I
he
big
inler-nalional
convention
at
Toronto.
lie
told
of
the
valuo
of
some
stunts
that
were
put
on
by
Hie
club
at
that,
convention
which
succeeded
in
bringing
Iho
members
together
and
breaking
the
ice.
He
urged
strongly
that
when
members
went,
lo
a
luncheon
they
should
leave
their
businesses
outside
and
forget
it.
Ho
said
bo
bad
found
that
in
any
club
where
Hie
light
side
of
Rotary
was
featured
that
club
flourished.
If
they
did
not
learn
lo
ho
free
and
easy
they
would
not
accomplish
their
purpose.
value
of
Singing
Together
Mr.
Mackay
einiihasized
I
lie
America
under
letter
of
safe.value
of
learning
to
sing'jogelher
conduct
issued
by
the
Earl
of
as
a
first
step
toward
co-opera
Warwick
lo
the
Massachusetts
Hon
in
which
all
would
work
lo-magislrales.
florlou's
trouble
gelher.
In
dealing
with
individ-starled
in
Plymouth
Colony
wlienuals
it
had
to
be
remembered
that
he
came
lo
the
defense
of
bis
while
thorn
were
certain
things
wire's
servant
who
bad
smilpd
iiabout
,a
person,
perhaps,
that
church.
He
sufrcred
suceesive
they
did
not
like,
that,
person
had
banishments
from
J'lymouth
jlo
live
with
himself
all
Hie
time
Newport,
Rhode
Island
-and
Ros-vbereas
they
had
lo
live
with
Ion.
A
sect
which
adopted
hls.hini
but
an
hour
a
week.
While
anlinomianism
survived
him.
one,
his
fellows
knew
oiio
weakness
hundred
years,
records
show,
'doubtless
the
person
himself
was
England
was
stirred
In
1
107conscious
of
inany.
'
when
Master
William
Thorpe,
Sneaking
of
Prince
Runert.
Mr.
priest,
was
"examined
of
heresy
before
Thomas
Arundel,
Archbishop
of
Canterbury
and
Lord
Mackay
suggested
that
while
they
thought
tlipy
had
bad.
wealbo,
lie
could
lake
them
to.
places
mueh
inleresl
in
and
help
lo
solve
the
problems
of.
the
farmers.
There
was
everything
here,
mines,
forests,
ocean
and
river
wealth,
and
agriculture
ami
he
knew
nf
no
place
Hip
future
of
which
was
as
well
assured
as
was
Prince
Ru
pert.
I
Ten
Years
Ago
8-
in
frlnce
Kupert
-It'
i
!!
The
city
is
asking
for
applications
for
Hip
position
of
Market
(llerk.
The
Anglican
mission
boat
Northern
Cross,
carried
a
num
ber
of
people
from
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
al
noon
In
attend
the
funeral
of
Hie
late
Miss
(iurd
whose
hody
was
conveyed
to
the
Indian
village
for
interment.
There
reached
the
city
last
evening
!'.
W.
Wallace,
of
Montreal,
edilor
of
the
Canadian
Fisherman,
a
monthly
publication
re
presenting
the
interests
or
that
industry
In
all
its
aspects.
Ho
has
come
lo
the
Pacitlc
to
study
the
Industry
as
il
is
on
this
coast.
He
will
visit
Hip
Rsliing
banks
before
relurnng.
There
is
a
rapidly
increasing
amount
of
travel
over
llie
1.T.P.
line.
The
train
rrom
the
east
last
evening
came
in
with
Ihreo
standard
slpppprs
mado
iipcps
sary
by
the
-amount
of
travel.
Mnrlcy
Donaldson,
vice-president
and
general
manager
of
the
O.T.P.,
arrived
in
the
city
last
evening,
bis
private
car
"Transcontinental"
being
attached
In
the
reguar
train
from
the
east.
He
left
again
a
rcw
hours
laler,
having
his
car
attached
lo
the
special
fish
train
of
express
cars
which
loft
at
9.20.
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Ltait
Lnd.
In
the
Land
Kecordlna;
DIMrlct
tT
ITinrs
iiupm,
and
Minute
on
the
north-wmi
coni
or
I'eirne
IMand,
U.C.,
appiiu-inatHy
six
miles
north
rrom
the
mouth
n:
Winter
Harbor.
Take
.Nntire
that
QoiiKr-Mlllrrd
Mini
led
of
Vancouver,
U.i...
oreupallon
packer-,
""
iu
i'pi.v
ir
a
ivaee
or
tne
lor
lowlnir
dcririllied
land:
r.oiiirneiirlni
at
a
rut
nlaninH
mnmr.
Imaiely
tlx
mile
north
frrom
the
mouth
.ir
Wlnler
Harbor,
I'earae
Island;
then
nortliwett
two
(9)
rlialn.
more
or
less,
to
low
water
mark:
tlienee
northeast
iun
inw
waier
mark
one
Hundred
and
jUty
(10)
,
rhalm;
thenee
aoutheaat
two
(9)
rhalm:
I
hence
noulhweitt
on-hundred
and
lly
(idoi
rhnln.,morc
or
low.
to
point
or
commencement
and
ron
Mining
thirty-two
(39)
acres,
more
or
less.
OOSSE-MILLErtD
LIMITED.
'
ns.erf
MM
n.?""'
or
"Pnt.
LAND
ACT.
CASSIAR
LAND
DISTRICT
PlMr
ct
or
Cassiar,
Slikme.
Division.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
I.
Walter
Ju
an
nieturned
Soldier)
or
Telegraph
Creek,
II.C,
orrunat
on
Minor,
ntemlc
m
i,!
ror
periiilfslnn
to
purchase
the
following
dei-erllied
lands:
Comiiienrlnir
at
a
pott
planted
about
iMie
mile
east
of
MrUod
slouHi
'
.near
the
Sllklne
lllver
and
l.nnt
i
..ViiSl
aoulhwest
or
Tftleirraph
Creeki
thenee
north
go
ehalnsj
ihenee
east
40
chalnsi
thenee
south
80
chains:
thenee
west
40
chains
to
tvilnt
or
commencement
and
contalnlnir
390
arres.
more
or
less.
WAl,II'.ll
tIJLI.SN,
A,,pllcln,
April
loth.
lso.
FOR
SALE
Halibut
Gear
$10.00
to
$25.00
per
skate
including
gangings
and
hooks
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
COAST
STEAMSHIP
8ERVICE
S.S.
Prince
Rupert
Prince
George
Prince
Charles
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert.
For
Vancouver,
Victoria,
Seattle
and
intermediate
por'
Monday.
nl-'i.OO
p.m.,
nnd
Wednesday
and
Haturd;
al
0.00
p.m.
For
Anyox
and
Stewart
Monday
and
Friday,
V
p.m.
For
Skagway
and
Alaska
Ports,
Wednesday.
1.00
p.m.
S.S.
Prince
John
for
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
Vancouver,
-Fortnightly.
.
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R
TRAINS
LEAVC
PRINCE
RUPERT
DAILY
aietpt
Sunday
11.30
jn.
ror
I'rlnre
Oeorre.
WINNIPEG,
all
points
Kuslfrn
(.tnla,
llnlttd
Slates.
.
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ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
City
Tlekat
Offlc,
628
Third
Aa4
Prlnoa
Rup.rt.
Rupert
Marine
Products
Ltd.
GEO.
G.
BUSHBY,
Man.
Dir.
EDMONTON,
Phone
280
TUGBOATS
Day
Phones
423
539
Gr.
601
Black
735
Night
Phones
G87
539
Gr.
601
Black
735
LOGGERS'
CIGAR
STORE
HAS
REMOVED
to
building
'next
door
to
Krizzell
Rulcher
Hlinp,
ncross
from
the
Empress
Hotel
We
carry
u
fiill
lino
of
CIGARS
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
James
Zarelli
uwuims.
nuuiti
in
UUNNECTIUN
Proprietor
CORBYS
'
SPECIAL
SELECTED
CANADIAN
RYE
WHISKY
Botacm
Bond
ur,LrDo,ninion
Government
supe
Tlio
Quulily
Wilis'
of
Canado-
sincc!859
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