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DAILY
EDITION
Saturday.
August
20,
1925.
Mines
at
Stewart
Very
Encouraging
The
fuel
that
the'
Premier
(Wild
.Mining
Company
is
spend
ing
a
lof
o-f
money
on
addition-,
and
improvements
tn
their
piaui
is
an
indication
of
the
permanence
Of
the
ramp.
Tbo
company
will
now
be
in
a
position
tn
handle
twice
as
much
ore
as
formerly
and
the
result
will
be
the
employment
of
more
men
and'
general
industrial
.improvement
there.
The
action1
of
the
Premier"
will
encourage
oilier
concerns
(o
fprot-eed
with
more
development
work
in
order
to
put
their
'mines
on
a
producing
basis.
The
Dimwell
people
have
nlreody
raised
a
good
deal
of
money
to
proceed
wilh
the
inslallaftoii
of
shipping
facilitie?
and
it
should
spun
be
ono-of.
(he
sjeiidy
producing,
mines
of
the
district.
The
fact
that
the
slock
ts
almost
all.
owned
in
Hrilish
t
.oi
ii
m
hi
a
is
very
eilcouraging.
There,
should
be
no
difficulty;.
in
placing
it
on.
a
paying
basis
and
H.IJ.
people
will
in
that
easu
reap
the
benefit.
Many
Congratulations
On
Stand
Taken.
The
Daily
News
has
been
the
recipient
of
many
cougralii-1
latum
on
the
stand
laken
in
regard
lb
itinerant
stock
vendors.
People
who
have
purchased
similar
turks
in
the
past
and
who
see
the
folly
of
their
actions
'are
among
lhoe
who
would
like,
to
ee
others
protected.
It
u
n
great
mistake
to
trust
money
wilh
strangers,
even
though
they
bring
with
them
authority
to
collect.
Pulling
money
mid
Purland
Uatiar
mines
is
a
good
speculation.
Pulling
it
into
eastern
industrials
is
not
even
a
speculation.
It
pure
idiocy.
Robbers
Do
Not
Like
Thought
Of
The
Lash.
,
Tbo
law
uliows
Hie
application,
or
tbo
lasli
In
those
who
take
lo
violence.
One
or
Hie
bank
robbers
who
helped
gel
away
wijlifthujool
from
the
Hiiyal
Hank
hi
Xanaimo,
is
to
be
given
twenly
daiiesi;
.
This
Is
a.
class
tij
ji'uiii.-bmeiit
(hat
the
robbers
dji
not
like.
They
have
no
objection
to
erviug
u
term
in
prison
nerause
uiuy
olleiilivu(bellj;r
jiujail
lliail
lhe$
do
outside.
Hut
to
have
the
lash
uppIieHiotlbeliiiack
is
i
different
tale.
it
is
II.
n
....I.
I
i..
'
i
in-
"fiiij
ii-.u
iiiMerreiii
in
crime..
Plenty
Of
Sport
Plenty
of
sport
is
promised
for
Ihe
forthcoming
big
lair
Plenty
of
sport
is
promised
for
ihe
forth
coming
big'fair
winch
opens
a
week
from
Tuesday.
There
will
be
a
number
of
visaing
iiaseliall
and
football
loams
ami
matches
will
be
played
every
day
giving
visitors
plenty
lo
eo
in
Ihe
way
of
fport.
Home
or.
these
games
are
likely
lo
be
closely
contested
anil
should
prove
good
drawing
em-jlor
those
who
enjoy
them.
Hard
To
Classify
Churches
On
Radio.
Those
Who
have
formed
n
habit
of
'listening:
in
on
Die
radio
say
they
have
found
it
difficult
to
distinguish
one
church
ironi
another
wiien
they
Helen
in
on
Ihe
services
which
are
being
broadcasted.
They
suddenly
burst
in
at
the
middle
of
the
prayer
or
the
sermon
or
Ihe
singing
and
lislon
until-the
announcement
is
made.
They
say
thai
when
they
do
this
llicy
can
seldom
tell
until
llu
announcement
is
made
what
denomination
the
church
is.
As
a
matter
of
fact
the
difference
in
religions
beliefs
are
more
imaginary
than
real.
E.
H.
Shoekley
Planing
Mills
Re-located
at
230
'Central
Street,
Vancouver,
with
additional
machines
for
Ihe
manufacture
of
SASH,
DOORS,
MOULDINGS
LUMBER,
LATH,
SHINGLES,
VENEER
also
carried
in
slock,
Save
handling
charges
by
buying
direct
from
Ihe
source
of
supply.
NATIVE
MUSEUM
John
-Shop
and
Show
Place
at
His
I
House
'
Probably
the
first
Indian'
museum
in
Hie
country
lias
been,
Jcslabbshed
al
KiLwanga
by
John
It.nkiiiiz.
it
naiii
of
Ilia!
nlace.
bis
house
into
a
show
place
for
tourists.
He
has
on
sale
Indian
basket.
-spoons,
photographs
ami
other
things
thai
tourists
like
to
buy,,
but
besides
that
he
has
Jots
of
masks
nlil
Indian
curios
-nnil
implement
of
the
chie
as
welljsmok,,r
s
copies
nf
the
famous
Keene.!
Harlan
I.
Smith,
Dominion
archeologisl,
who
came
in
from
there
yesterday,
encourages
the
Kitwaiiga
peojile
to
make
use
of
their
resources
in
this
lin,
to
clean
up
their
village
ami
make
it
attractive
to
the
visitors,
this
incidentally
while
be
is
lookinK
after
flic
perpetuating
of
the
totems
which
at
that
place
like
most
oilier,
have
-gone
to
decay.
Anything
to
do
with
the
Indians
or
with
natural
history
interests
Mr.
Smith.
He
ha
-sent
out
a
number
of
requests
for
information
regarding
Indian"
markings
face
ami
symbol
in
the
fashion
of
the
coast
Indian
painted
on
the
rock
with
a
terra
eolta
color
ed
pabi,
A
local
Indian
told
me
it
used
to
mark
a
land
boundary
between
two
tribes.
PATTULLO
TELLS
OF
Prince
Iluperl,
the
metropolis
of
Northern
Hrilish
Columbia,
i
piaking
steady
progress,
acrord-
lii
to
Hon.
T.
I).
PaMullo,
minister
of
laiuls,
who
arrived
from
the
Xnrlh
Tuesday,
says
the
Vancouver
Province.
"All
that
Prince
Iluperl
now
needs
to
give
it
new
iiupclu
i
power
or
manufacturing
purposes,"
said
Mr.
paltullo.
"The
district-
has
all
the
necessary
re-f
sources
of
agriculture,
timber.',
fishiivg
and
mining,
and
rail
ami
water
transportation.
What
i
now
required
i
power
for
manu-
farluriug
'purposes,
is
simuly
a
..II....
...
lit
...rrf.t..1
i..
have
all
done
well,
and
when
condition
are
compared
wilh
condition
in
oilier
portion
of
the
world
they
believe
that
llieir
ho
si
a
nappy
one.
reopie
can
bulh
niako
money
ami
live
ilndcr
nibsl
pleasltig
ennditions.
"Adjacent
lo
Prince
Iluperl
(here
are
hundred
of
nook
and
bay
that
are
delightful
lo
Ihe
eye,
wilh
Ihe
best
or
fishing
and
limiting
on
the
fliasl.
In
tbo
PRINCE
RUPERT
HAS
SMALL
FIRE
LOSSES
City
Occupies
Enviable
Position
In
Report
of
Tire
Marshals
'for
Province
Cli
dliwae-k.
Oranbrnok.
Ferine,'
Iki'luwna,
Ladysmtih.
Merrill,
Xa-j
inainio.
iXew
Westminster.
Xcirtli
A
T
lITUf
A
MP
A
'
A,i"M",,i'
PfrtHJovpiitlam.
Port
Al-;
A
I
III
I
W
A
111
A
ewi.-Port
'Mpody.
Prince
"wise.'
iA
1UI
eelstoke.
ttooiand.
Pinion
.
,
j
Arm.
VdttcitvivVr.
VtiiMin
ni1
Vit-,
Laknltz
Establishes
CurJo,
,
,,.,
m;,iiy
of
which
r
much
s-maller
eitie.
than
I'i
iihm
IlnpfKj
in
point
of
population.
I
Hi.'
I.s
in
U'riiK''
Hupert
fire,
district.
IntalliiiK
i2."L
wns
smaller
than
infill
l
lie
other
HM
teen
fire
district
of
I
ho
province
willi
the
exception
r
Ilan'llnn4imlj
who
lias
tinned
the
Trout
room
ofKl'ortP,
r
Ihe
reports
fshi
ws
that
of
the
.1.082
fire
in
liie
.i-..vince
duftnir
the,
year
2iU
wen-
auwl
by
sparks
from
Imniieys.
Chief
other
causes
of
fire.
were
defective
chimneys.
iouro
and
earelossm'ss.
The
Man
in
the
Moon
."AYSi-
1
I
THKHK
are
siiitis
of
a
difference
between
Chinese
and
llnl-ish
in
Prince
ltuierf.
A
colli,
sicui
took
plane
yi-stt-nlay
be-'tween
a
CIrinauiMii
s
delivery
car
null
the
city
fire
wagon.
NHVKJt
Jail
fin-
a
telephone
girl.
She
ha
your
number.
I
1
1
1
1
1
that
women
ran
driv
motor
fti.s
a
well
n
men.
If
and
recently
received
a
letlewl
-were
a
woman
I'd
send
a
guy
from
.
II.
.McUtllum
eonlaining
the
following
paragraph:
"I
have
come
across
one
rase
of
Indian
markings
on
the
rooks
at
mile
Ul.U
on
this
division
of
jhe
.f...N.
Haihvay.
It.
fk
about
fifty
feet
from
the
tracK
on
a
rock
bluff
on
the
north
side
and
t
easily
found.
II
consists
of
to
Hie
torn
u
he
eon
til
not
.ar
anything
belter
than
thatv
aboii!
me.
"I.IFF.
is
a
gaiiibol,"
the
skittish
old
man.
declared
WO.MKX
supply
Ihe
men,
the
perspiration
nn
l
Lgirls
Hie
worry.
THE
hand
that
moves
the
ara-dle
rocks
the'
wrorid,
and
Uie
ncks
are
big
and
ooHie
thick
and
fast.
I
KXOW
a
pretty
romtniil
li'iloraoher.
bill
t
know
it
1.
ACTIVITIES
HERE
"
-
"r
pmii
,
or
eollipetetll.
Says
There
is
New
Spirit
In
this
;
City
People
Making
Their
Homes
Here
Now
WK'ltK
live
"out
a
funny
people.
We
win-re
Hie
je
begins.
AX
investor
i
one
who
wants
five
per
cent
dividend.
A
sucker
is
one
who
looks
for
twenty
per
cent
liut
never
gel
U.
WHAT
drive
from
really
help
an
aut
is
having
ilii-i'et
jon
ealle
!
the
bai-k
seal.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
August
29,
1915.
Hon.
Dr.
I;
II.
Voung.
minister
of
education
and
member
of
Ho-
matter
of
gelling
a
sufficient
In-
"egisiaiure
r.-i
Allln,
will
be
a
illal
load
to
start
Hie
undertaking
P-engcr
g-mg
throngh
on
the
and
lo
Ibis
end
Ihe
citizen
are
'
r,n"
"
umiorrow
moni
now
bending
their
every
effort.
"There
is
a
new
spirit
in
Prince
Iluperl.
Where
formerly
many
who
went
in
did
so
with
the
idea
or
eventually
moving
elsewhere,
ing
bound
b.r
Telegraph
Oreok.
vMr.
and
Mrs.
D.
U,
Mellae
an
I
family
are
on
a
vnenUnn
trip
to
Ralirornia.
Writing
here.
Mr.
the
contrary
opinion
is
now
held.'
Mcl,,U!
f
Hie
splendid
:nn-
I'hose
who
came
in
Ihe
early
days
n,MUn
'"InbH
at
the
Panama
Pacific
Imposition
inan
Diego.
old-llniers
of
Prince
Jtjiperl,
will
early
days
Ihe
government
placed
Ihe
trench,
s.
a
reserve
on
practically
all
government
lands
adjacent
lo
Prince
Iluperl.
The
residents
are
now
asking
that
these
lauds
be
offered
for
sale
as
they
are
desirous
of
purchasing
suburban
homes
in
Ihe
numerous
beauty
spots.
')l.
Diklflj-Aildelllowe
and
tieorg'c-jfLeek.
three
w-i.ll
fJoitllry,
nounfry.
or
ine
uid
where
niey
win
enter
military
service.
Mr.
Shoekley
will
do
bis
share
in
making
muniiiotis,
(teorge
Leek
expecl
to
Join
ihe
Army
Service
tlorps
while
Mr.
Howe'
nbleelive
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
Mrs.
K.
Lang,
Lois
Mason,
l-'ln
Mylmg,
:t,
rjry.uo,
lUtlUn
nrnwn,
Mr.
Hichard.on.
Hid.
i
...
.
aiuson
twins
ami
draco
Taylor
ihiiwuc.
jiosion
Joy
Habes;
W.
H.
Hucknall.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
McArlbur
and
family,
Thomas
Adair,
II.
C.
t;bb,
D.
I'.
Davhl-son
and
II.
Hycr.
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mr.
W.
II.
Korscult,
Mrs.
Sabine,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J".
K.
Halls
and
James
(lleason
and
sou.
Winniiioir.
sIi.m
m
mi
t'ei-lmii.
II,..
.l.nti.l,.i,i
.ir..n
'
'"
"
ui'iii'.iiisn
.Marian
sillier
and
M
I
Mil
clly
gets
or
II
fficicnl
flrn1Clnrk..OeorBnintt-n
miii-.
t'.
dcparlmenl
possesses
nr
perhaps
both
are
laclors
in
the
en-vlable
position
Prince
Rupert
hold
rrom'
n
Are
slandpoinl.
The
annual
report
ot
Ihe
provincial
rire
marshal,
which
has
.-
ruiin,
.ill.
mill
.Mrs.
II.
n.
linihani.
Oaluarv:
Mi
ami
Mrs.
s.
Xolllngham,
Los
AngMes;
M,
w.
Hrakenbury,
Pilnian;
Harlan
I.
Smith,
Olla-wa;
Waller
.1.
Kills,
Xmv
York
t'Hy;
S.
X.
Chrlsllan.
John
Hover
just
made
its
appenratiee
shows,
and
A.
Smitu
port
I'dward-
r
thai
during
the
year
IU21
the
cilv
Arkell.
Tenure.
'
surrcred
the
mnll
loss
of
fI..H5.
iron
ire
o
the
3
i
clly
niml-'
Alex
Mir,ainf(
and
Ram
Mo-
tiimiiiien
in
me
province,
there
ran,
clly
Mrs
AV
(Ann
!
I
.
I
J
I
i
"
"iii'
mo-ii
Mint
nn,
greater
.ir
ami
Mm
K
Seberk
loss
tlian
They
were
por'
l.arl
8
Mulder,
tiweden
msm
--
Distributors
for
-
;
K9L9RED
-L
-r''
Li
'.m'
NURSE
INSTALLED
AS
INSTRUCTOR
FOR
i
SALVATIONARMY
WORK
Lieut.
Kenney
Formally
Given
Charqe
of
Young
People'a
Activities
In
City
Lat
night
taff
I'.aplain
Car-rut
hers
of
the
Salvation
Annv
installed
I.iful.
Kenney
a
instructor
for
Hie
young
eope'.
ctiilie
here.
Mis
Kenney
li.
been
here
three
w-ek
and
will,
nation.
Packer,
inlands
to
apply
L'irobauly
be
continued
here
dur-
for
a
lease
of
the
following
do
ing
the
wittier
eon.
she
is
a!
ncribed
land:
'
ix-adiiHle
nure
from
liraee
Hu1
Comineneiug
at
a
not
planted
pital.
Wiimipeir.
and
ha
had
at
the
northwest
corner
of
Lot
.'our
year
miK-rience
in
yountr.ieti.
riratiam
bland.
HrUish
people
work.
Her
ie.
il
ereir0umbla,
about
one
and
a
half
will
he
the
flirt
litmrrt
and
oih-jmile
east
of
MaMtt
LishttiQuso
eis
eoiierted
with
the
Salvation
at
thr
mouth
of
Mawett
Inlet.
Army
activities.
(Iraham
Inland.
ItrHlah
Gultim-
iipiain
i.arrumers
reiuni
to
bia:
I
hence
northeriv
five
chain.
fWrartgi'll
on
Monday
after
eom-
ideling
an
iniieiion
trip.
BATTALION
ORDERS
ylly
Lleiit.-Colon-
J.
V.
NieUolU,
Officer
'oniinnnding.
11
Hn.
Xwrth
-U.C.
Ilegl.
JOtnd
Ha.
C.K.F.)
IlegimeHtal
shotd
for
oix-i-ial
priie.
Sunday,
Aug0t
.10.
at
MacMehnll
Oeek
mure.
Fiml
boat
al
in
a
Jn.
All
member
are
reiueted
to
altend
I
In
snoot.
Applieation
are
invited
In
fill
vaeaneie
in
Ihe
ndlnwinv
er-
t
inn
:
MgnalliiiR
Ibahl
vaeaneie
mr
Mznaiier.
s..MTlal
eoiir
will
be
"
eimdiieted
duriiiK
the
winter
iMiion.
.Macnine
iun
several
varan-
cie
for
uiaehine
gunner.
Train
ing
conuneiMje
on
reinrn
of
in
lroctor
from
Sarew
('amp.
,
Atnhtilanee
lour
aeanele
open
for
instruction
in
pirl
rtld
course
eiindueled
by
Major
Tre-
mayne,
i;.a..m.i;.
Ilerruil
attested
at
the
Arni-
nury
a!
8
p.m.
Tw
.U
and
Tliursilay
evening.
S.
D.
JOIIXSTOX,
Major
and
Adjutant
Alld.
1st
Hn.
N.II.O.
hegt.
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Queen
Charlotte
Land
He
cording
District
of
Prince
Ilu
perl,
and
situate
at
llooney
Point,
(Iniham
Island,
Hrilish
i.olutJibin.
lake
Xotlco
Hint
Lnngara
Fishing
A
Packing
Company
Limited,
of
Maxell,
H.O.,
occu
pation
Paekcrs.
Intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following.
described
lauds:
Commencing
at
o
post
planted
at
llooney
Point,
,
Oraham
Islnnd,
fi-in.i
r.t
iirmsii
uoiumma;
uionce
northerly
five
chains,
more
or
less,
lo
low
water
mark;
thence
westerly
along
low
wulor
mark
one
hundred
and
sixty
chains;
thence
southerly
five
chains;
thence
easterly
one
hundred
ami
sixty!
Chains,
more
or
less,
to
point
ofl
commencement,
and
containing
eighty
acres,
more
or
less.
LAXOAIIA
FISHING
&
PACKLVnl
PACKING
t:0.
LTD.
LAND
ACT
Notice
or
Intention
to
Lease
Land
Applicant.
i'er
is.
u
Simpson,
Agent
.Dalcd
June
18th.
1025.
Apply
to
In
Queen
Charlotte
Land
n0-cordlng
District
of
Prince
nnd
situate
about
one
and
a
nan
mnes.
east
of
I
JL'lllliniltlM
nt
II.
..
II.
...in,
fiiuiuiii
isianu,
Columbin
S.
Valpy
and
TAKF
XOTJCi:
that
Lnffn.
Fishing
&
Packing
i'u,
or
Victoria,
more
at
less
to
low
water
mark;
!
hence
westerly,
along
tow
waler
mark
one
humlrl
and
sixty
tjhatna;
thence
noutherly
five
attain;
lhanee
easterly
one
hundred
and
ixty
chain,
more
or
!,
to
point
of
commencement,
awl
containing
xslgbty
acre,
mpro
or
Ie.
IXGAItA
ITSHLVh
fii
I'ACKIXU
CO.
LTD..
ApplleanL
!
Per
V..
H.
Slmpon.
Aent.s
Dated
June
toth.
IBM.
i
LAND
ACT
notice
or
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Queen
Charlotte
Land
He-'
ordlug
District
of
Prince
Tin-1
lri
ano
siiuaie
aooui
two
miles
in
n
northerly
direction
from
llooney
Point.
Ma
sett
Inlet.
Oraham
Island,
Ilritlh
Columbia.
Take
Xolfce
that
Lnngara
'
Kkhlng
&
Packing
Company
"
AmU,
of
MassetL
H.C
occu-J
patlon
Packers,
intends
to
apply,
I
Tor
a
lease
of
(he
following
de-jl
scribed
lands
Commencing
al
a
post
planted
two
miles
In
a
northerly
direction
from
llooney
PoinL
Mnselt
In-i
let,
Graham
Island,
Hrilish
Col-;
utnbla;
thence
ealerly,
flvoi
chains,
more
or
less,
to
low'
water
mark;
thence
northerly;
along
low
walcr
mark
one
hun-'
Ired
and
Uy
chains;
thence
westerly
five,
chains;
thence'
southerly
one
hundred
and
sixty
ehMns,
more
or
loss,
lo
point
of
!
eomjnenccmeuL
and
containing1
eighty
ncres,
more
or
loss.
LAXO
AIIA
FISH
UNO
.V
PACKING
PACKING
CO.
LTD.
Applicant
Per
K.
II.
Simpson,
Agent
Dalcd
June
31
It.
1025.
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply'
to
Lease
Land
In
Land
Iteeordlng
District
nf
Prince
Hupert.
and
slluato
at
Ferguson
Hay,
.Massctt
Inlet,
Q.C.
Islands,
H.C.
Take
Xollco
that
flose-.(ll-
lerd,
I.imlled.
of
Vancouver,
H.C.
occupation
Salmon
Canners,
Intends
lo
apply
for
a
lense
of
Hie
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
n
post
planted
approximately
20
chains
oast1
from
northwest
comer
Lot
1571
;j
Ihoncc
south
3
chains;
thencci
west
ift
chains;
Ihcnco
south
2
chains;
thence
west
in
chains
lo
west
boundary
or
Lot
1571;
thenco
soulh
8
chains;
thence
west
lo
clinlns;
thence
north
20j
chains;
thence
cast
2
chains,!
more
or
Jess,
lo
beach;
thence,
following
meandering
of
shnra'
Hno
to
point
of
commencement,)
A?
iU1'1
C0ll'"lff
22
acres,
more:
nOR8K.Mir.LKIU),
LTD,
Applloant,
Por
Wm.
0.
Mitchell,
i
oucu
Dalcd
June
?ntti
insR.
Agent
Sltlrjiil',
,tWi
f
T
lrl
'
EE
3HINGLE3I
Agents
for
Prince
Rupert
Spru:e
Mills
Spruce
Shiplap,
,$15.00
per
Af
Cedar
V-Joht
Double
Check
Cedar
iRustic
Cedar
Channel
Ruitic
Cedar
Boat
Lumber
Albert
&
McCaffery
Ld.
Phones
116
and
117
4.
mm
CH-
C.A
,
virnuyPBr
'oinjpndvoii
fthif
HlttftrjW
-nowes
.
......
TUGBOATS
Day
Phones
423
539
Gr.
601
Dlack
735
Rupert
Marine
Products
Ltd.
GEO.
G.
BUSHDY,
Man.
Dir.
NigM
PhcnM
ew
Cr.
Mt
Black
7B
Kindling!
Wli.-t,
.
Vitiitlliv
y
lluii
'!
d'
tA
lii
a
In
rr
'
vs
Ihe
he
II,.
Bsf!
Dry
Kiln
Dried
WooJ'!
Slioiibl
.
j
,
.
till
ynii
''
Fulltcjl
5G.O0
or
nicety
IM
boniln
G
for
91.00.
Our
Taxi
to
rAMrmd-
i
ServH"'
ft
n
yM
u
our
Will
use
(hem
.
S0
I
our
charge
-i
"all
the
ilw
Dray
altendetl
i.
i
Stand
345
Third
Aft.
Also
Seat
Co
The
Prince
Rupert
Transfer
&
Taxi
Co,
Phones;
13,
111.
Big
Ileuifil'i!
S.
Fall
Millinery
Coats
and
Dresses
Including
French
Beaded
Dresses
In
the
Latest
shades
Mr,
lb-ill
h.-ed
from
n
Inn
invite
your
"
Hie
lute.
I
in
!h
Modr
Bent's
Third
Ave.
Phone
651
Assortment
of
Quality
Silk,
Satin
Velvet,
Crepes,
Taffeta,
Flannels,
Serges,
etc.,
at
reasonaitl
I"1''1
West
of
England
Store
Phono
753.