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Is
the
best
for
canvas
boots
and
shoes,
belts,
etc.
Jqsttryit!
A
substitute
ui7
disappoint
you.
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Monday,
July
27,
1925.
Conflicting
Reports
About
Grain
Crop.
As
iimijiI,
forecasts
about
the
grain
crop
differ.
On
Saturday,
for
in-laiire,
Canadian
National
reixtrls
said,
that
Ui&re
would
Ik
an
immense
rrop
harvested
on
the
prairies
,
this
fal
while.
a.Vlinijpeg
Free
Pres"'
report
aid
that
all
'ideas
for
a
bumi4cxroii
might
ju?j
as
"well
be
abandoned.
Both
report
were,
issueu
lioni
VMiuupeg
aim
received
nere
over
the
wire
within
an
hour
of
each
oilier.
The
iiuiv
explanation
is
1
lint"
I
lie
reports
were
issiie.il
on
the
Also
Mosquitoes,
Moths,
lUaches
Bed
Buss
Fleas
Etc.
!
treTgirVifroiipiliuius
prevailing
at
uitftJreiiC'iHJjnl.
.'
,
'Dlkinf
'
t.
WEEK
AT
THEATRE
Monday
and
Tuesday
IWlw
HaniHs
in
"Mis
Jlluettfanl.'
The
"io
(ieMers"
in
Never
(lie
Train
meet."
Itfternational
News.
Wednescday
and
Thursday
"If
I
Marry
A
pa
in."
Comedy
"Fisht
injsr
Fluid."
Topics
of
the
Day.
Friday
and
Saturday.
Douglas
MacLoan
in
"Introduce
Me.'"
Comedy
'Stage
Frigid."'
Pallte
Heview.
Mrs.
Charters.
a
.
"MISS
BLUEBEARD"
After
fhe'firsl
reluctant
glance
at
his
newly
acquired
wife,
whom
reports
''received
during
Ihe
past
week
or
ten
day
as
n
whole
jt
yming
woman.
Iirry
decides
to
i
to
ie
uctieveil.
mat
the
rosy
prospects
of
three
weeks
agu
ureiwjit
her.
Dob.
however,
reminds
last
diminishing
wilh
the
recent
hot
weather
and
that
the
crop1
Larry
that
Colette
is.
there
Id
ar-
wilt
ne
iHtte
more
ttian
average,
stilt,
niucn
will
depend
on
conditions
that
prevail
within
the
next
month,
lnven
proper
eundilioiis,
there
is
sliH
a
chance
lhat
Ihe
crop
may
be
nut
en
betler1
lhati
is
now
anticipated
in
many
quarter.
Home
Secretary
Gives'
r-His
Ideals
For
Youth.
Sir
William
Joyson-Hick
a
recen!
siieech
said:
the
British
Home
Secretary,
ip
"There
is
a
demand
for
good
men
today
just
as
great
as
ever
there
w;js.
There
is
iui
inslsle.it
demainl
for
men
in
ever-rank,
iii
eve'ry
business,
in
evei-y
pnifessioti;
men
who
can
be
depended
upon,
men
who
have
a
foundation
of
character,
and,
above
alt
else,
men
who
are
prepared
to
work."
Sir
William
said
that
he
was
quile
convinced
that
Ihe
modern
idea
of
working
seven
or
eight
hours
a
day
would
do
noi-ing
mitrf
tliari
keep
men
in
the
middle
rut
of
life,
and
they
would
never
gr-t
out
or
it.
He
urged
Ihe
boys
not
lo
slouch
through
the
l;iblw!Ktor
Jiiree
years
of
school
life,
wondering
iq
a
vague
sorl
of
way-
vibal
Ihey
were
going
l
do,
and
imagining
that
the
'fioverimr
'
or
Uie
"Old
Dean''
would
decide
for
Ihem
andxd.o
what
was
best.
Boys
should
lliiuk
or
themselves
what
they
were
bet
capable
of,
and
what
line
of
life
would
be
best
for
themselves,
and
for
the
country.
He
warned
Ihem
against
shifting
and
drifting
from
one
profession
lo
nolier.
More
Good
Jobs
,
Than
Poor.
Ones,
"
range
a
divorce;
not.
a
boiiey-
.iiyioi,
(.(implication
follows
upon
complipatiou
and
(hough
Colette
is
jnlereslcd
ip.
Charters,
she
discouraees
him
becaue
she
has
found
evidences
of
feminine
visitors
in
his
rooms
and
will
noli
be
another
of
his
"inspiration."
DOUGLAS
McLEAN
AS
COMEDIAN
POPULAR
Differing
From,
Others,
He
Was
at
First
Engaged
In
Ssrious
Stage
Roles
Douglas
MacLcan
is
said
to
be
the
only
screen
star
bnlay
who
has
graduated
from
heavy
drama
into
comeity.
Kvery
other'
prominent
screen
comeilian
has
risen
lo
more
dij;nifie
comedy
from
the
ranks
of
slapstick.
Charles
Chaplin,
dean
of
comedy.
.
t
1
II
nere
VI
V
are
piorc
vacancies,
rnr.-a,
tfii-lhoiisaiid-a-year
nraijiH
J.ondon
music
Jiall..
Hosier
hau
IheW
are
for'
I
W-ilja-yeek
Jna.
be$u
J
herea
Mj
Keajo,i
fr.'M
v
taureli
Radically
no
vacancies
ft?
ItifuXatf
hTitTir
YohfrtnfrK-.
noi
ror
the
man
who
would
only
work
tho
ordinary
hours
ami
......
i
....
i
...in.
it...
i
i
i
.
as
.
Muvm
miii
me
uruijiiirj
iraue
union
wages,
isiisiness
peo-Jin,
;!-
.tmiijuii
mr
joiiiis.
ini
""o
was
inn
uiue-iiouiiu,
iie
man
wjip.iyoiild
devote
his
wjpde
soul
lo
his
work,
and
lhat
was
Ihe
ninn
Hwas
su
difficult
lo
gel."
F.mpliusisjng
the-
necessity
fpr
character.
Sir
Wjlliam
remarked:
"It
is
no
use
hnviijg
a
first-class
brain
if
there
is
a
second-class
rharacter
behind
it.
Speaking
as
a
business
niqn,
I
think
a
first.
Huss
huracter'
and
a
sccoml-class
brain
will
carry
yon
a
good
deal
further
than
a
firt-clasi
brain
and
a
second-class
character."
was
once
but
a
lowly
buffoon
lit
where
Jie
played
with
his
parents
the
famous
"Three
Keatons
iroupe.
narniii
i.ioyii
started
as
a
movie
extra
and
later
created
mirth
for
many
a
two-reeler
slaprslirk
comedy.
hach
of
these
has
ri.en
in
turn
lo
hi
own
individual
place
in
the
heart
of
the
public.
Hut
it
took
Douglas
MarLean
lo
earn
Ids
own
particular
place
In
com
edy
through
entirely
different
cnanueis.
.Mr.
Man.ean
at
one
time
played
the
most
serious
of
roc.
upon
the
legitimate
I
which,
by
a
peculiar
twist,
ie(
:was
aide
to
turn
lo
tremendous'
;
advantage
in
screen
comedies.
J
1
In
liii
new
enmeilv
unaa
!
.
,
......
l
introiluce
Me."
which
come
to
idie
Westholme
Theatre
at
the!
leiiil
of
the
week
lm
is
s.ilit
in!
1
renpli
llm
ton-
nlii
noitlii
of
1.
1
1
.
.
sllOCk
llllill..t.
ll
llllll
,
ions
fun
on
the
screen.
Douglas
MacLean
has
fashion
,
ed
success
from
lhat
old
adage:
1
(I
s
a
short
step
fropi
(he
sub-,llme
lo
the
ridleuloui."
'dramatic
training
has
taught
hjro
how
to
skalc
on
the
Ihinesl
jee,
ctoe
n
the
sublinie.
yet
never
reaching
it.
thus
striking
llie
Keynote
or
true
comedy.
'
Adverlhe
in
the
DailyNews
Monday.
July
fEE
GAIL?
Kwti
J
"IF
I
MARRY
AGAIN"
I
IS
STRONG
PICTURE
J1
Doris
Kenyon,
Anna
Q.
Nllsson
ana
sirona
10
oe
peen
)
And
In
Mid-week
Film
:
shall
-i
;
!
"If
I
Marry
Again."
which
is
to
ihe
screened
'al
Hi
lhoIme
Thealre
,
oil,
Wednesday
and
FINE
LOYE
FARCE
"rock.
Be
be
Daniels
Star
In
New
pic
tiire
Coming
to
Westholme
Tonight
"MJss
Hluebeard,"
which
will
be
the
feature
at
the
Westholme
I'h
eat
re
tonight
and
tomorrow
Unsaid
to
be
the
biggest
latiSsh
plpture
of
the
year.
Hebe
Daiiiejs
is
the
star.
Raymond
(;riffitli,
Robert
Frazer
anil
others
just
as
well
known
appear
in
the
supporting
cast.
Itebe'
has
the
role
of
f.olette,
idol
of
tjie
French
stage,
who
walks
right
into
an
accidental
marriage
to
u
man
she
has
never
seen
before
in
her
life
and
then
discuver
later
that
he
is
not
her
husband
at
all.
Goletle
aful
Hob
Hawley,
pos-in;r
as
the
famous
composer,
Larry
Charters,
are
stranded
together
in
a
small
(own
railroad
station.
The
mayor
of
the
town
wjio
combines
Jiolel
clerking
with
his
civic
duties,
mistakes
Oilelle
and
Rob
for
a
young
couple
he
is
ex
peel
iu
taKes
fttletle
to
(barters'
London
apartment
and
introduces
her
tp
the
astonished
Larry
as
riiursilay
.leal
wilh
an
ape-old
question
in
new
inlereshngj
i
manner.
In
it
is
snown
me
ron-:
trast
between
the
successful
business
man
who
is
a
failure
inj
his
domestic
fife
an'd
the
failure!
who
makes
his
home
life
a
plare
of
ideal
happiness.'
'
!
Dpris
ejjyoTi
Is.
seen
jn
the
leading
rolfr
in
"If
I
Marry
Again"!
and
others
in
the
cast
Include
such
screen
favorites
as
Lloyd.
Hughes,
Anna
0.
Nilsson,
Frank
Mayo,
llnhart
Bftswnrlh.
Myrtle
Slfilm.-m
an,
I
ll.ihv
lornlhv
In
iU
revelation
of
Ue
hard
and
fast
traditions
of
the
self-appointed
American
aristocracy,
"If
I
-Marry
Again"
will
surprise
many
moxle
goers.
Because
hi
son
marrjeil
the
dauphler
of
a
notorious
woman
in
San
Francisco's
night
life,
old
John
Jordan,
proud
of
his
name
and
so-
cial
prestige,
exiled
his
son
and
Tbe
Man
in
the
Moop
V
HLACKSMITH
is
not
a
goo.i
and
inarrice
them.
Hobiworier
la'ise
he
is
always
on
strike.
I
W
O.NDFH
ir
Old
King
C.al
would
be
willing
to
arbitrate
in
these
mining
strikes?
THE
indsl
ancient
hero
I
ever
heard
about'
waj
the
guy
w
io
had
Ihe
jop
of
druwiiin
a
you:isr
litter
of
dinosaurs.
0-NE
would
llijnk
that
Dempsey
would
luake
a
editor
for
"1'uucli."
-
Ja-k
good
'
'-
"
'
.
'IHEpiq
ridiculous
man
ever
met
was
the
fellow
who
lood
.
outside
tbQ
Ne.st
holme
wailing
for
"Mary
Piekford
to
come
out.
USE
of
the
.
thing
I
never
heard
about
s
a
swallower
swallowing
'
"
'
razor
blades.
-
'
-
have
sword
safely
LET'S
seft-rMvhat
day
last
year
did
summer
come
on?
THERE
once
was
a
Tide,
Who
gave
birth
to
ighed
'
lady
named
twins,
a:id
"They're
a
real
bonnie
pqir
"One's
dark
and
one's,
fair,
"Eb
ni
Fb,
theyUill
lay
side
'.'
i'-'v
'
l
ft
-
:
i
'
.DN
of
the;
itransfsl'
lgkts
urt
I
j
life
jsj
aiMjrruA
pirinle
wilhrtul
a
aiAiid:
iW
5
PRESS
reiMorln
differ
and.
as
usual,
time
only
will
tell
whether
Ihe
grain
c
ronton
Ihe
prairies
j
lo
be
bum
or
bumper.
NYIVE?5
can')
be
sweeliearjs
Pise
why
do.
the
invitations
read:
Hrlng
your
Ayiyes
and
sweot-hearts?
There
would
be
some
hqir
pulling,
we
think,
if
some
man
was
hold
enongh
lo.
bring
both.
AS
jfiliA
tann
inv
f
lorn'a
posite
Maude
Adams
he
obtained
2J
a
basir
knowledge
of
the
drama'-
,
meet
.
Ten
Year
Ago
Iq
Pf
lnp
Ryprt
July
27,
1915.
Ihe
citizens
receie.l
a
decided
yesterday
when
Ihey
learned
of
the
sudden
dealh
of
Frank
Mnryaii,
who
was
chief
clerk
in
the
Provincial
Oovern
ment
nflices
here.
His
father
and
mother,
who
are
well
ad-i
O.r.l,
urrin
vanced
in
years,
arrived
r
I
his
bride
to
the
tropics,
plaeing.
him
in
charge
of
rubber
planta-'
rai.e
enough
money
for
Mie
purr-i
linn
in
a
land
of.
terrific
heat
ehase
of
a
machine
gun
for
:
tie
and
terrible
fever.
last
contingent
Miai
left
Jn
ri
.
From
this
point
the
story
The
oust
will
be
about
I
.
moves
to
a
powerful
cliniaxand
subscript
ions
at
e
tiemg
re-Wbich
ends
in
the
relenting
of
reived
by
the
Canadian
Hank
"f
old
Jordan,
who
finally
sees
injCoinmeri-e.
The.
Col.l
St..:.iv..
the
girl
his
son
married
a
finetaff
haw
(riven
the
first
mat-hand
nih!e
character,
worthy
of
ine
gun
from
here
for
the
use
of
the
right
to
bear
the
Jorriin
Canadian
forces
at
the
front.
name.
.
Certain
repairs
to
the
pipe
line
from
Wood
worth
Lake
to
I
a
.Shawatlans
Lake
will
Ie
under-!
i
taken
at
once
according
to
I
tie'
i
jdecision
of
the
e.jly
council
last,
'night.
The
watchman
will
un-'
dertake
the
work.
Union
steamer
Carjena.
CapU
C.
H.
.Stuitb,
iiHrtbbound
from
Vancouver
lo
Stewart,
Anyox
and
Alice
Arm,
was
in
port
from
5
to
8
o'clock
last
evening.
Tlie;
vessel
had
altanl
a
ininitier
'f
round
trip
paseugers.
WATER
NOTICE.
Ui
nd
Sterag.
TAKE
MiTH
K
llui
W
Ilium
:.
SpUD.
lw
adilrejt
I
l.M
ki
irl
i
um-ri,
V.OJ..
B.:..
wit!
Hlv
f.-r
a
lhiire
U.
Ukr
ami
ur
i
DuiH-r'
iu
lw-
daily
nd
lo
slorr
8,00
r'll'SM
r
trr
"ill
"f
an;
iinnaiiH-d
nlmiii
uhtrli
lUi
iuullwrl).
and
dfaiD
into
arm
or
vifi
w.i
u
tt
UirkrHrt
llartxir.
O.i'.J..
H.
.
The
ifjrarf
Jim
ill
Lmi
bn-alnl
l
the
.iin.'
ft
lltr
Htnni.
The
mjirii
,,f
On-
rv
rvolr
in
hf
rrtalrtl
i-
alxsit
S.iiun
ral-;
kin,
and
II
will
rhautl
abuul
V.
ai
rr
n
land.
The
wilr
will
tx
din-rld
frnj
the
itreaui
at
a
ptnt
al
IU
Mree.
aii-i
will
be
nsd
fur
ilonwlK-
and
rannrry
I.Urp
Uhu
Ihr
land
0rcrtlird
a
l.nt
fli
and
IM
lit
Blwrk
A.
Uuivn
i:harU'llci
lland.
B.C.
Thl
iwiUrr
wa
IxMlrd
oil'
Ihe
rruund
m
the
lth
day
of
July.
Iii
A
ri.nv
of
thl
notlre
and
an
apKlirailoiii
uruiul
thereto
and
to
tltt
"Water
Art.j
til.
win
tie
nuti
in
ine
urnre
or
ine
Water
llerorder
al
I'rlnre
Rupert.
B.C.
ibiertkin
to
tba
applicaltun
oujr
be
riled
nun
ine
Mia
waier
iten.ruer
or
won:
Ihe
CoinptroUer
of
Water
Klht.
ParUa
lurnt
Bulldmr.
Victoria.
Hi:.,
within
thirty
day
after
the
Nrl
annearanre
of!
mi,
iMMirr
in
Kirai
n9wraier.
ine
oate
or
the
rirnt
Piibllraiti.n
or
thl
nollee
l
July
iJ.
liV
W.
r..
Sri-AN.
Applleant.
LAND
ACT.
j
Nolle
of
launtlon
to
Apply
to
Purchaa
Laod.
In
Ihe
Land
Rerordinr
DKtrlrt
or
Prince
Itupert.
and
ltute
al
$nannoa.
Bay
B.C..
Maoett
Inlet.
(J.e.
Iland.
ll.C.
TAkE
SilTHT.
that
oe
Mlllerd.
Untiled,
of
VancHiTer
B.r..
oerii.ailnn
Ml
riKin
rannern.
Intend
lo
apply
rr
per-niUnlon
to
pinrhMO
the
following
de-rribed
land:
VriniDieiielni
at
a
pt
planted
approtl-tuateix
is
chains
weft,
n"re
or
le,
rrom
the
northeatt
rnnter
t.o
Ittt
(T.L.
SUSP
i:
tbenre
touiti
t
chain;
thrnre
wei
tA
rhaliii;
thence
w.ijih
S
rhatna;
thence
wet
0
drain,
more
or
le,
to
nearn;
inrnre
rnllowtnc
tneanrlerrn
.
il
A
1
rxainf
point
Vkf
W
nnMAurUuaii.iil
-
V
4nf
beam
to
ennrntencenieiit.
rouiairunx
a
arret
nmre
or
lex.
Goar.
MiLLEnn
umiteo.
tppMrant
Per
Win.
O.
MltchelL
nt
Pated
July
Tlh.
ttli
OtPARTMENT
OF
WORKS.
Notlca
to
Contraetora
SEU.F.O
TESrKB.
endorsed
"Tender
ror
.New
llairlton
ScIhm.I."
will
lie
received
by
the
Honourable;
the
MlnUter
or
Public
Work
np
lo
if
cla-k
iomt
or
Friday,
the
3IM
day
or
July.
liV
rr
the
erection
and
riiii.letloh
or
a
une
Room
School
and
Out.
Kuilduij
at
.New
rlaiellon.
In
the
Skcha
Electoral
Dittrlcl.
BT.C.
1
Plan.
!ipecirira;iun.
Contract
in.1
rorio
oi
lenjer
Diay
le
een
on
arier
the
IJlft
day
or-
Jiflyr
J9J5.
aud
further
Inrormauon
otjilnei
n
th
Department
or
Public
Work",
Parliament
Hiilldlnv.
and
al
the
follow
n
ornce-Oorerntnent
Arenta
at
Vancuhier.
Prince
Ruirt.
Smltliers
and
Or.
W.
3arrent.
Secretary
to
School
Bird.
Sew
llaielton.
B.C.
feipief
or
Plan.
Speciricatiana.
etc,
can
W
imiiiih-u
irotn
ine
ircpariment
nn
pay
men!
or
a
denuult
of
Ten
lu.n...
,ain
which
will
be
n'Oinded
on
return
of
the
The
biwet
or
any
tender"
TIM
hecea-arily
accepted
P.
PlIlUP,
Depnty
Mlnlpier
and
Public
Wnrki
'
Cnrlneer
"""""r-Victoria.
Pfblle
Work
Department.
B.f..
i
tnle
lh.
Itl
WA.TIH
riOTICE.,!,
Dlvaralen
and
Uaa
jJUEvV1t,,:e
l'"'
wilium
Morran.
hoe
addrena
I.
I.orkprirt.
B.r
will
an!
plr
ror
llccne
u,
ukc
and
u-
nio
arbosota
Carbosota
is
pure
creosote
oil
specially
refincdby
the
Barrett
Chemical
Staff.
It
gives
a
rich'
fen
color
and
is
superior
to
ordinary
stains.
Come
in
and
let
us
explain
the
scvcralmetijods
of
using
this
wonderful
wood
preservative.
V
S.
E.
PARKER,
LTD.,
Jobbers,
v
.
PRINCE.
RUPERT,
B.C.
i
Vl
For
Sale
by
all
Hardware
and
Paint
Dealers,
f
FOR
SALE
Head
offRot
before
it
gets
your
money
Youstoreyourcropspromptlyiesttheweatherspoil
them.
Yet
the
buildings
in
which
you
house
these
crops
are
unprotected
against
rot,
the
great
destroyer.
All
wood
that
comes
in
contact
with
the?
pound;
with
concrete,
bricks,
masonry
or
other
wood,
sl.oulil
receive
;
preservative
treatment
with
Uarrett
Carbosota,
.reatmpit
'
with
this
wood
preservative
increases
life
qf
all
wood.
win
Halibut
Gear
$10.00
to
$25.00
per
skate
including
ganging
and
hooks
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
m
PRINCE
RUPERT.'B.C
I
Canadian
National
Railway!!
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
FloHng
Dry
pock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Patten
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDINQ.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
a(
kinds
of
'MARINE
AMD
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
38P
lice
m
pn'teil
upon
the
rciund
on
tho
econd
day
or
Jnm..
mi
a
r-
at
tin.
I
irauvr
auu
an
Juirlll
uurtUaill
tUelT
Mto
and
lo
ii
"Water
Aif
will
be
Oled
li
in
LAND
ACT.
nd,
the
Aifflre
or
the
Water
lirKirftr
rnnn.
"htu,
i...
nujei-iions
.
toe
amiin
a
thin
may
be
riled
with
the
raid
Water
llecurdec
"M-
With
the
i.uliipli-iiUer
lit
Water
lnrhK,
Parliament
Muildinaa.
Victoria,
B.C..
wtihln
thlrt
iU
alter
the
nrt
aipearance
or
tbi
noine
m
a
fcicai
nevupaper.
The
date
or
the
rirl
pub
lUillon
or
thl
nuilre
i
jtHy
IU
lti.
WlUlM
MOItnO.
AipllianU
Notlca
or
Intention
to
Apply
to
Purchaao
Land.
in
tne
l
and
Itecnrdini
li.(ri.-l
or
I'rtuciS
"pen,
aim
annate
al
Awiin
li
ver.
Ayui
Uty..waet
lulct.
Q.c.
.uhq..
'
B.i:.
T.tkK
MiTlrr
Ih.l
u..
l.m..
n.n
aod
inr
siranr,
..r
mimiyjldc.
ri.i:..
u
ciinaiinn
nurtled
oiuo.
ltHend
to
apil
ror
per-niu(in
in
purttM.-e
the
r..llowinir
de
erltied
lan4:
.
Ommiencina
at
a
pout
planted
al
hub
water
mark.
Awimi
hlver;
thence
:
.luini
north;
tufiicr
to
chain
we.i.
nn.r.'
or
lean
lo
northweet
corner
t.ot
i:.n
I
hence
!
rhalua
auHlh:
thence
li
phiu,.
Itlience
aft
chaioa
north:
thence
,
chain.
wet;
tueuro
It
cKtlna
,uin
to
imint
or
CfiiiuiH-meinrnt.
and
cuntalnint
in
aire
ms.
JAMES
FIFl.tllNO
gTltWH
..M'I'H'
ant.
mu,
ii.
Mlicnell
SvM
fialed
liilv
Tth.
If&.
LAND
ACT.
Nolit
of
lAUntlon
to
Apply
to
Purchtiol
t"
Stranr,
.no,
In
Prior
ritrt
UM
"niMrlct,
rtecordlna'
illrtct
i.r
l-rlnce
impert,
aim
.una
e
o
r
lX'.d.
1UM'U
m"
t;
T.U:
MITICF.
that
r
siiDdytiuc,
l.
kim.D
a
iMn
.':
1,7.
..'"
"""
"''inir
devriiH
r
phi
n
TAnn
a
tifK
i
.
.
.
.
-
.
i
Ihei
,r'V.
?4
dralna
nl0
W
witl?
we.t.".
Zr?"?r,l
M,.iir,i'.
MiiiTri
riaini.
rmun
..ni
'
u.il,...t
.
.
.".
.
inuc,
minimis
in
iiit
nun
r
w
.1...
a.i
y,
I.
the
Water
will
M
m.
aunth
In
ch.io..
,h..,.
Jamea
ri.iin.
B.r..
orciinaiion
ernila
,
rilMMl!
iiienca;
anil
uora
nol
.war
at
llt
ilpalli
I
II'
T?
.1''n."f
nau
rirht
at
vmrce.
luon
r
l,,i.
in
Z
.
:
':'
"
-
ilriffFtSHB'-'J'W
arr,val-
w
'
2JL.Ke''L
S!??.
'
-ndwni
jas.
ritintxu
"P'.n
tlHi
laif.H
detcribed
a
.
,t
ma
111
Vi
p..
......
.tpii
ant
I
r.nnl
ili..n
In..
.l
nut
Inl
A,
or
Ixit
4
1
1,
and
rorealu.ee
.2.
!.."
''--Will
.Mill
he
I
vvui
VII
11.
V
aa?
aautfv
V
V
t
UUt
sv
mi
Lot
lt4
at
Lockport
Q.C
J.
rtluln
toil
DC
Dated
July
lib,
lm
Aaeul.
FiveRoses
Flour
fo.c
Breads,
Cakes.,
PuddlnB.
.Pastries
Thriving
cldldi
llie
liromj
you
n
I
ivp
'IUmpa
KIim:
ijlorcd
Willi
Ihe
f
lalfy
ul
P!i'v'
nourishment
of
ir
Nl'
itobn
whent.
'Nutritious.
Wholesomt
II
p
Keeps
Well
Siren
John
L?
Christie
Don't
Miss
BENT'S
Supimer
Clearing
Sale