Ladies'
Handbags
Latest
Designs
Lowest
Prices
Eye
Glasses
Must
fit
perfect.
Our
Optician
lias
had
over
25
years'
experience
in
the
larpe
centres
testing
eyes
and
fitting
glasses.
,
Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Max
Heilbroner
The
Diamond
Merchant
of
the
North
CORDED
HAITIENNE
A
new
taffeta
finish
silk,
heavily
ponied,
for
every
day
or
parly
frocks.
Conies
in
hlack,
crushed
rose,
mauve,
peach,
ocean.
French
blue,
etc.,
30
inches
wide.
l'cr
yard
$3.50
West
of
England
Store
Third
Ave.
Phono
753.
for
Meat
Prices
lloilinig
Ileef,
3
lbs.
for
25c
Pol
Hnust
Hcer
10c
Hound
Steak,
2
lbs.
Tor
25c
Veal
.
.
.
.
12'2cf
15c,
25c
T-bone
Hoast
28c
Sirloin
Steak,
2
lbs.
for
55c
Prime
Itih,
rolled
22c
Pork
SausaKt),
2
lbs.
for
35c
Hest
llaron,
slivcii
....
50o
Leg
Pork
32c
Shoulder
l'mk
25c
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
417-423
Fifth
Ave.
East
Phonos
18
and
84
ROCHON'S
Chocolates
Wo
are
side
agents
in
Prince
Kupeii
for
these
delicious
sweets.
Hulk
Creams,
per
lb.
.
.
75o
Hulk
Assorted
Nuts
and
Creams,
per
Hi.
...
$1.00
1-2
lb.
Hoxes
Assorted
Chocolates
COc
1
lb.
Hoses
Assorted
Chocolates
$1.00
2
lb.
Hoxes
Assorted
Chocolates
$2.00
Hochon's
famous
Almond
Crisp,
per
lb
$1.00
These
goods
are
all
specialities
made
from
pure
whipping
cream
and
cream
ory
htiltor.
Phono
94
Rupert
Pharmacy
Third
Avenuo
and
5th
St.
Dr.
E.
S.
Tait
DENTIST
Holgcrson
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Office,
Hours9
lo
0.
X-Ray
Strvlce
Phone
C86.
Open
Tuesday,
Thursday
und.
Salurduy
hvenlngs
SITUATION
IN
CHINA
TODAY
Missionary
Addresses
Gyro
Club
at
Victoria
of
National
Revival
In
China
VICTOH1A,
Oct.
31
"We
must
in
out
racial
haired
in
this
country
of
ours.
Wo
must
strangle
it
before
it
swamps
us
and
face
the
facts
as
they
are
and
give
the
Chinese
a
square
deal.
I
would
not
call
the
Chinese
heathens.
I
prefer
I
ho
name
non-Christianst"
declared
Cap-lain
A.
J.
Hrace,
F.ll.ti.S.,
during
the
course
of
an
inlcresling
address
on
China
at
tho
weekly;
luncheon
of
the
Victoria
Gyro
Club.
Canlain
Hrace
explained,
that
the
time
of
static
in
China
was!
over
ami
that
nation
was
in
flux.
Ihe
recent
war
taught
the
Chi
nese
two
tilings,
namely,
seu-ihflernijnatiojt
and
si-rea'iiza-tion.
They
decided
no
longer
to
sign
treaties
at
the
point
of
the
bayonet,
as
they
had
been
forced
lo
do
in
previous
years.
The'
Indents
banded
themselves
to
gether
lo
resist,
even
at
the
cost
f
l
heir
lives,
the
exploitation
uf
their
country
by
outsiders.
The
speaker
declared
that
the
Chinese
demanded
two
things
of
all
innovations
in
their
country.
Is
it
true?"
and
"Will
it
work?":
He
staled
thai
the
great
republic
,1
was
being
industrialized
and
quoted
two
instances
tn
illus-
rate
(he
difference
between
in
dustries
controlled
by
whiles
and
those
by
people
of
the
yillow
race.
'
Captain
Hrace
observed
that
ne
colli)''
firm
in
Shanghai
controlled
oy
whiles
secured
one
million
dollars
a
year
in
profits
Itt:
liy
"sweatshop"
methods.
A
body
i
of
young
men
formed
the
Com-
merciai
I'ress
or
Miangnar
ami
n-w
possessed
3.000
employees.
It
paid
high
waisps.
pave
ample
K
lime
for
recreation,
cared
well
i
Honey
Jar
Special
Value
Monday
95c.
of
in
To
get
the
lowest
price
we
had
to
tako
more
thanjdeied
him
a
complimentary
ban-
we
needed
for
stock.
These
are
regular
$1.25
and
we
offer
one
dozen
pn
Monday
for
95c.
Light
cut
glass
with
butterfly
pattern
and
flower
and
silver
plated
top.
John
Bulger
Jeweller
EVENING
DRESSES
in
LATEST
DESIGNS
AND
COLORS
at
"DEMERS"
Phone
27
P.O.
Box
327
Auditorium
Will
open
for
a
month's
Skating
Beginning
Tuosday
Eve.,
Sept.
15.
Afternoons
...
2
to
4
F.vcningH
....
8
lo
10
Good
Music
both
sessions
Competent
instructors
lo
teach
beginners.
L.
J.
Marren
-
Prop.
Phono
Black
449.
TORTURED
BY
A
"DEAC'STOMACH
"Fruit-a-tives"
bring
relief
from
Chronic
Constipation
THl
DAIL1
HTfWS
L
,
.
Saturday,
October
31
l5
Ma.
FKCD
LUDLOW
'
"For
a
great
many
years,
I
was
a
martyr
to
Constipation
and
Indigestion;
nothing
I
tried
ever
did
me
any
good.
I
was
induced
to
try
"Fruit-a-tives'
and
they
brought
relief
with
the
first
tablet:
and
by
taking
this
splendid
medicine
at
regular
intervals,
I
suffer
no
more.
I
CAN'
NOW
EAT
ANYTHING
WITHOUT
FEELING
THE
SLIGHTEST
PAIN
OR
DISCOMFORT
AFTERWARDS."
So
writes
Mr.
Ludlow,
a
former
U.
S.
Vice
and
Deputy
Consul
in
Great
Dritain.
and
now
of
161'
West
36th
Street,
New
York.
Thousands
have
been
relieved
of
Ihe
miseries
of
Constipation
and
Indigestion
by
"Fruit-a-tivcs",
the
famous
natural
remedy
made
frum
the
concentrated
and
intensified
Juices
of
fresh
oranges,
app'es,
prunes
and
figs.
25c
and
50c
at
all
dealers.
for
its
workers,
and
was
a
model
efficiency.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
October
31.
1915.
The
halibut
schooner
Tuladi
has
been
fitted
with
an
improved
in,;
hn.'
hauler
and
unolior
by
Im
Ake,berg-'n,ornson
Co.
The
ti.T.P.
floasj
Steamship
service
is
annul
lo
inaugurate
a
new
twice
weekly
service
be
tween
here
and
Seattle
using
the
learners
Prince
(Jeorge
and,
I'rince
Rupert.
Last
evening
some
20
friends
Walter
Clayton,
who
is
leav-
for
England
to
work
in
the;
moiiilion
facories,
gathered
on
tils
float
at
Seal
Cove
and
len-
nuel.
IN
PROBATE.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
or
BRITISH
In
the
Maltrr
or
i,m
Aitmlnlxlntlon
Act;
iid
In
tlx-
MalW
nt
tlx-
Etuie
of
Ceorre
ih
Itprraaifl.
lnlrUtr.
TAKK
MiTI::
lial
!)
rdr
nf
lll
ll'ttier.
r.
Mrll.
Younr.
the
tlUi
l)r
f
orlnlxir.
A.M.
I
vis.
I
wu
appuniiMi
sn-mtnUlriKir
ir
tlir
ftiLp
nt
inm
Ka,b,
iHr,.l.
and
all
parties
bavlnir
rlaliiM
Kalnsl
it
M
i-'ixte
ai
berrby
w-iiulmt
to
runil-li
-aim',
pi.iperljr
veririwl.
in
n
m-
iH
iir
li'-f-m
lb"
lli
day
of
?(
irintHT,
A.
n.
iva.
an-,
all
parties
in
drlitrrf
t
Hi"
t-iUli'
arr
n-iirl
to
pav
he
inMuinl
or
llieJr
iDtlcbtedneM
to
Oir
rnrllmitli.
NOUMVN
A.
WATT,
orrii'lal
Vitmliil'lnlo',
I'riiwi-
lltirwrl.
B.C.
HH
ft
till-
-.'Till
Illy
of
Oi
l
ilMT,
A.ll.
if-.
Turnklis
Underwear
For
Boys
and
Girls
finis
I'nioii
Sirils,
-diorl
lei-M-,
knee
length.
(iiils'
vests,
short
sleeve,
knee
length.
(iirls'
Jtlooniers,
Clreain
and
fjrey.
Hoys'
Union
Suits,
knee
length:
New
Goods
Excellent
Values
H.
S.
Wallace
Co.,
Ltd.
Phone
9
3rd
and
Fulton
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
575
DENTIST
i
i
i
TOWN
OF
1IERRIN
IS
TRYING
TO
FORGET
BLOODSHED
SCENES
I
Gun
Jotors
Have
Been
Ellmln
atcd,
and
Religious
and
Industrial
Activity
Are
Rovlved
llCMUN,
111.,
Oct.
31.
A
sign
in
a
store
window
reads:
"For-
mer
Herri,,
tailor
returned;
firm;
under
a
new
name.
,..1
It
is
a
sign
of
the
times
...i
Her,
,,,.
T.n
wV
.
,
.
im.ii
I
Cions
that
here
,s
to
'
wn-h
wrote
lis
name
in
bl
l.
they
are
reluming
to
Hem
lie
neopie
vwio
wcni.
I...
'h-.im'
nn.l
tin.
I
hit
IllVVII
"l
.
.
r
TT
....
i
.
"i'
'
I
,s
r.g
u
uea.
lis
(wu.ows,
orpnans.
n.
u
,a
."
men
are
hard
lo
fongel
i
-
.........
.....,...,
r.,i
Hi..
town's
coine-baek
these
lbrllii)ilruD
standing:
Elimination
champion
gun
tolers;
n
religious
revival:
a
rwiurn
oi
activity
m
.....
.
I
r:..i.i
.
'
"s,e.
T
,m
are
many
other
ViR;
l,
"
ertn
-'';
of
regeneration
Hank
deposits
J
and
in
Mamlobn,
whure
the
;..
...
..
.......i
h.i.
f..n
i........i
30,0()0.
Two
chain
stores
have,
opened
branch
houses,
oiif
grcry
concern,
the
other
a
national
music
lioue.
Al
the
begltiiiiiig
f
this
coal
season,
three
banks
were
hand-l
ling
a
monthly
payroll
of
inore:couver-
than
$700,000.
In
1021
there
worn
,
47
mines
operaliiw
in
William.)
BATTflLION
ORDERo
nnnrn
on
county,
producing
aimusi
iv
million
tons
of
coal
a
year
and
employing
injure
than
12.000
miners.
In
I'JiZ
more
than
SO
mines
closed.
The
mines'
are.
opening
rapidly.
Stores
arrj
starting
up.
Empty
houses
are
being
occupied.
It
is
estimated
200
families
left
llerrin
during
the
internecine
strife.
Properly
depreciated
50
nor
cent.
Thi're
were
bank
ruptcies,
sta
nation
and
despair.
6
MEN'S
WHIST
Knights
of
Pythias,
St.
Andrew's
Orange
Lodge
and
Moose
Were
Winners
Last
Night
!ames
in
the
men's
section
of
the
1-raternal
Whist
League
lat
nilil
resulted
as
follows:
Knights
ol
Columbus,
t;
Knights
or
Pytftins,
5.
Oddfellows,
a,"
SI.
Andrew's
fl.
Moose
f,
Sous'
of
England,
3.
Sons
of
Canada,
I;
Loyal
Orange
Lodge,
5.
j
Elks
vs.
Oreftl
War
Veterans,:
postponed.
The
league
standing
to
dale
is
as
follows:
Won
Lost
Pis
St.
Andrew's
..
2
0"
Oddfl'lIoWS
..
2
1
K.
of
P.
2
t
Moose
2
I
Klks
0
Sons
of
Canada
1
K.
of
C
1
S.
nf
i:
I
'
L.
O.
I
(S.
W.
V.
A.
.
.
.
,
n
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
'ays:
I
am
thankful
tomorrow
is'
Sunday
because
il
will
give
me
nioioi'liiiiilv
In
rest
after
the
liirhsrdaMi
lnl-t.
VU
l.liarniir
imwn,
an
in
oiipoitiiiiii)
io
nsi
aiici
too
Tvky
(J
w
inBWPj
rr
rr
election
bust.
muni
of
umir.
Kuribfr
ixrtlrulars
of
it
Met
Vot-'
er,
Vlrtnrla.
in;,
or
liMrlct
lnler,
I
liave
resolved
that
tire
next
ifl.iL
person
who
says
"clectioii"
to
TIMBER
SALE
X7427
nie
will
gel
a
punch
right
ho-
iween
Ihe
eyes.
Forget
il,
oh,
forget
it!
.'I'ht
frighlOil
lime
we
ve
had
The
thoughts
of
I
lie
election
Surely
will
drive
me
mad.
Think
of
the
lime
I've
squandered
In
answering
tpieries
crazy
Of
people
who're
too
dense
lo
think
Or
too
confounded
la.y.
And
(he
editor
is
worse
than
me,
fur
when
I
ask
him
wlia
he
thinks
of
the
result
ho
just
intuits
or
ejaculates
something
lhal
sounds
like
pellmcll.
Jake
says'
ho
went
lo
the
bos
pilal
ball
and
had
a
real
spiritual"""""
lime.
I
think
ho
talked
to
the
fairies.
Jake
went
lo
the
ball
And
I
here
he
met
all
The
lasses
wild
dance
wltli
n
whirl;
He
fell
ipiickly
for
ono
And
had
lot
nftfuu
,
.
.1
And
he
says'
'she'!
the
right
kind
of
girl.:
AdvertUe
hfjtbe
Dally
News
BAD
WEATHER
HARD
ON
PRAIRIE
CROPS
Situation
In
Southern
Alberta
Is
ni.nilAiilinlu
nirnnpnatnn
Says
George
W.
Morrow
Afler
n
business
trip
to
Ihe
prairies
which
look
him
us
far
east
ns
Winnipeg,
Ceorgu
W.
Morrow,
former
business
man
of
1.
1
.
...!
H.,ii'
jititft
1
1
riii
iviOt
"
'
;
.....
...
comer,
reached
the
oily
on
last
niKht's
train
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Morrow
whom
ho
met
at
in
0rlaill
mrl,
f
lho
discouraRlng
n
J
incemell,
,.,,,,,
,,,,
......v..,,!,.,.
harvesliiw
of
the
crous.
pr
surror,..l
most
.
.
H.U
,
,
S
iriehrs
of
snow
in
that
dls-H
,,H
"ol
el
l"'n
lMr,"',,l',,,
mere.
incrf
wan
sneiioiu-crop
about
ready
to
be
harvested
and
il
is
a
sore
sight
to
secH.
greater
porlton
of
the
orops
have
alrea.ly
been
harvested,
is
of
course
much
better.
i
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Morrow
will
sail
tomorrow
nixht
on
lh
I'rlnce
Charles
for
their
home
in
Van-
iAmi.rMlnanl
J.
W.
Nioholls.
Officer
Cominandiiig,
1st
Hn.
North
II.C.
ltcgt.
i,
102nd
Hn.
C.K.F.)
Meeting
All
officers
and
N.C.O.
are
reiiiesbd
to
attend
a
meet
inn
in
the
Armour)
at
K
p.m.
Monday
evening,
2ml
November.
.vuirilliie
gun
seenoii
initii'
.
:
.
.
.
i
:
.
.
.
.
..i
u
...
'
f
'
.
j
Signal
section
parade
for
in-sl
ruction
at
M
pan.
Wrdm'sday.
Ambulancp
nrlin
A
T
i
j
n"t"'rVt,,n.
:
ln
commence!
Thursday
pvennm
at
H
p.m.
in
the
Armoury.
1'litiN.h
nriil
.lUllaliitu
nnr-
....
...........
u...,.inv
Klh
v,..,..,.,,,-
-i
to
a.m.
to
attend
Armistice
hay
Memorial
Service
at
St.
An
drew's
Cathedral.
)res
l
trill
order
wilb
side
arms,
uniforms
nod
eipiipmrnl
.will
h
issued
at
Hip
Armoury
on
Sunday
rooming.
S.
I).
JOHNSTON.
Major
and
Adjutant
i
Attached
1st
N.H.C
Ib'gl.
TIM3En
SALE,
X
747B.
SrUS
iMMler
Will
nsrnrril
li)
tbr
u.hi.i
r
i
aiuIa
hi
virifirtx
iMt
la!rr
lk.il
iumi
I
II
f
ht
(ih
(11V
i.f
uPIHUrr,
li.
for
Ihe
iMirrlMMi
ir
l.lrrr
Xt71,
tn
rul
t..wnn
trtt
of
Stirurr.
Ilriukark
aod
CMlar
no
in
arra
iMutMi
"M
IIm
Miutb
M
nt
Tmiiki
latoart.
IHrturUnn,
lillrt,
ijurmn
Charti.IKi
HaiKt.
Tn
!
yrmr
will
br
alluwrd
Tur
re-im.val
or
OmIT
I
KltfOirr
imrllriilar
nf
Ihr
lllf
l'iri
Wr.
Vlrliiria,
IM'..
ur
IfUlrlrt
lortiir,
Prinrr
imparl,
,
TIMBER
SALE
X7475.
si'Mimi
TMidtta
will
I
rerrltnt
l
llu.
Umlllrr
tit
lj..(l
at
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day
of
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for
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re-iiioial
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CANADIAN
SERVICE
FROM
MONTREAL.
TO
PLVMOUTH-CHIHBOURd-LONDON
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ti
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rtur
m
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NEW
YORK
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per.
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Moriry
ordiT
and
drafu
al
Inweali
MtM.
Full
infnrination
from
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or
company
a
orncea,
oj
in
IllUlnri
St.
VH
Vaucuuvtr.
B.C.
I
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I
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
Only,
Saturday
at
7
and
9.00
Colleen
Moore
-
In
"SALL
r
I'lnreo.
Ziegfcld
-
d.iz.lmg.
i
uitiil
il
i
roiut'dy
linnigli
In
the
screen.
Dainty,
iriei-i
i
Monrt
us
Hit
grcHlesl
Sally
of
all
Utntis,
Ihe
,.
,
nf
piicru
ami
sung.
S.illy
Inn
k
Hip
hIIcx
w
siuili's,
new
tears,
new
joys
in
ni.ike
mi
tmppv
lirntiKlit
l.eon
Krrol,
wlm
anT
ni.ike
In-
feel
,.
l.loyiMluglies,
who
can't
make
his
lie.nl
lielnne
V
see
l.eun
full
you'll
luugli
till
your
sulev
m
he
Sally
fHlln
in
love
you'll
thrill
till
your
heart
.
In
i
VMliug
tlolli'ii
in
the
gri'Mlest
tinisiral
iicre--
)
ever
knew.
A
iliiln-lny
of
slie"r
j.
sup'-ilih
..ml
fiioiiiileil.
Ilistiiignisheil
caul.
Colleen
Moore,
Lloyd
Hughes,
Leon
Errol,
Dan
Maion,
Ray
Hallor,
Eva
Novak,
Myrtle
Stedman,
Louise
Deiudet
and
ol
hers.
"HODGE
PODGE"
SEI1IES
No.
3
"A
JUMBLE
IN
THE
JUNGLE."
PATHE
NEWS
S0c
and
2k
LOGGERS'
CIGAR
STORE
HAS
REMOVED
to
building
nevt
ilonr
to
I'riKcU
Hiltrlicr
Shop,
a
from
thp
Kmjirt'ss
Hotel
We
i-arrv
a
full
line
of
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
80CIAL
nOOM
IN
CONNECTION
.
Jamei
Zorelll
ProprleUI
Clearance
:
ALE
Of
Ladies'
and
Mlttes'
Hats,
Men's
And
Boy's
SweaUrt,
Ladles'
and
Men's
Rubbers,
Ladles'
Hosiery
and
Woollen
Coatings
and
Dress
Material
SALE
STARTS
SATURDAY,
OCTODER
31st,
and
continuos
till
Wednesday,
Nov.
4lh
It
is
riislufiiary
with
every
Ihisiiipas
lom-e
n
rlenrunro
Mile.
Iml
lhee
sales
nrr
usunlly
hci
;
miry
himI
July
nl
a
lime
when
Ihe
?uoii
is
ab"
or
ut
it
lime
when
you
can
do
without
trh
goo
f
We
believe
in
offering
you
the
goods
in
sea-o
i
limn
when
you
need
if
most
IF
YOU
CAN
BEAT
THESE
PRICES
GO
TO
IT
Ladies'
Hals
Of
all
our
slnek
of
Indies'
Kail
Hals
we
have
only
IS
lhil
efl.
These
are
oii
very
reilmeil
price
1
I
Ladies'
llitls,
rep.
H.TiO
to
SI'.'.
30;
clcarain
'
J4-85
7
Ladies'
lints,
reg.
t(.75
to
8.0i;
sulo
,
.
.
Tell
lints,
rfg.
1.7ft;
-ale
$2-5
Id
Huts,
vnliies
iii
In
$:uhi;
to
deHr
l
.
.
.
5,,0
Hoys'
Pure
Wool
Swcalcr-,
with
a
fancy
lriic.
-
I'll,
Tor
..
...
.
J'-00
Hoys'hire
Wool
Swenlers,
Willi
Thiii-v
ulripe.
-
(,
for
$1-50
Men's
.Slecvtjpsx
Pullover,
rey.
(l.f4i;
solo
.
.
.
$3,5()
RUBBERS
KM)
iniirs
of
Lnilies'
Iliilihers,
low
find
iiit'diiint
'
nc
50c
pairs
Lailios'
high
lieel
Itnliliers,
broken
-
I.
SIR
mlo
.
,.
j
50c
75
Men's
meijiuni
loe
HuMiers,
(u
clenr
it'l
.
,
0
puirs
or
Lwlle'
Silver
Puniis,
rog,
$UJT,
tn
$4"
21
jmirs
of
lollies'
Foil
Slippor..
broken
lines,
'
suit;
$1"5
M)
jmirs
or
Lnilies'
llhck
Satin
Punitis
iinil
Oxt
'
A
t8..',();
sole
.
.
.
.
$1.0
COATING
AND
DRESS
MATERIALS
Dark
Hrey
mill
Hark
lliown
Tweeds,
suitable
for
lb
,
Men's
Trousers,
reg.
$.'1.25
;
stile
jut
ynnl
$1'9
2
iiieces
or
Woollen
Jersey
Clnlh,
reg.
iU5;
s.ifr
-.
v
$'"
n
pieces
or
Clieekeil
lliiinespui',,'r,(rvi',i,.,'iiir,.7r;
-
fj'?
1
pieci!
of
Woollen
Cheeked
Cmiling,
reg.
:i.r,i:
-
$2'
Kid
Imlls
Monurcli
)uw
mill
Klims,
Wool,
rt'ff
!
bull,
sliKhtly
soilcil,
o
rleiir
nt
per
ball
.
1
KM)
bulls
or
Monarch
Hove
and
Floss,
colors
b
1
tiiiticil.
reg.
:t()c,
sale
15
Monarch
Floss,
wills
excoplioii
Of
while,
reg.
mi
1
balls
for
S,v
Jabour
Bros.,
Ltd.
Phone
045.
cor.
3rd
and