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Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION
Board
Of
Trade
May
Visit
Vancouver.
Monday.
February
8,
I92G.
It
was
prnsnped
at
the
Hoard
of
Trade
meeting
ijasl
week
that
the
Prince
Rupert
Hoard
might
.organize
an
excursion
to
pay
an
official
visit
to
Vancouver,
returning
tb'
call
made
by
the
Yanrouverite
here
last
year.
When
the
visitor
were
here
it
was
staled
.by
tbein
that
whenever
Prince
Rupert
decided
to
re-
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mm
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wouiu
oe,
ux-uivu
ikv
piHOl's
ami
given
Ilie
freedom
of
the
city
to
the
south.
Some
of
the
members
are
now
anxious
to
tot.
out
the
promise
and
ee
if
it
holds
good.
At
any
rale
they
would
be
able
to
thoriuighly
investigate
the
gmili
business.
u
carried
on
in
uiico.uvor
aud.:wuuhl
.lenn.i;
n
great
deal
that
might
be"
beneficial
Jenf
one.
TfH?
Wea
serins
to
be
an
uxoel-
Ottawa
Government
Seems
Fairly,
Secure.
The
government
at
Ottawa
sjems
Jo
bij
fairly
secure
ii
its
position
just
now.
It
is
carryjiig
"mi
the
business
much
as
usual
and
is
likely
lo
make
good,
'according
to
those
who
profess
tfi
know.
It
is
to
be
Imped
th.U
11
wllf
rnake
good
and
will
retain
power
for
at
least
two
or.lhree
.years.
What
is
ure
is,
that
nobody
wants
another
Dominion
election
just
now.
,
f-
Museum
Collection
Arrives
In
City.
...
A
very
fine
collection
of
Indian
curios.
Jins
arrived,
in
the
city
and
.is
now
mi
view
along
wiih
The
rest
of
the
local
Indian
collection
in
the
temporary
premises
in
the
Rank
of
Commerce
building.
Within
a
few
week's
jl'is
hoped
lo
have
the
articles
classified
and
placed
in
such
position
that
they
may
be
seen
tit
advantage.
The
addition
of
this
collection
o
the
hiuseum
is
a
notable
eveiit.
While
it
is
loaned
for
a
yea,r,
(inly,
it
is
hoped
that
arrangements
may
be
made
to
retain
it
and
Jinfke
it
part
of
the
permanent
exhibit.
If
this
can
be
done,
the
city
will
have
a
splendid
nucleus
on
which
lo
build
n
real
museum
collection
It.
-I
!!
I
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J.'.
..
.
...
wiai
win
i'
oi
great
uueresi
in
tourists
aim
oilier
visitors
anil
will
be
one
of
the
show
places
for
those
who
come
here.
Already
The
room
loaned
by
the
Rank
is
overcrowded
and
one
of
the
next
steps
will
be
lo
secure
a
permanent
home
for
Ihe
collection.
...
i
Much
Variety
In
Western
elites.
..
y
.
..
K
In
the
East
it
is
fojind'thal
,here
is
4
more
similarity
in
Insles
among
the
people.
In'spine
communities
all
speak
one
language
or"
two
at
mos,
nearly
fill-are
Wit
the
same
religious
sect,
the
deire
and
aims
are
one
and
anyone
who'
differs
from
Ihe
rest
to
any
marked
degree
is
looked
upon
as
an
outsider.
In
a
j'itv
like
this,
however.
things
are
very
different.
Peonle
are
of
almosl
all
conceivable
race,
religion,
phase
of
thought
or
habit.
We
are
a
mixture
of
everything
and
yet
we
get
on
wonderfully
well
and
the
young
Canadian
who
mine
through
Ihe
pulJie
schools
are
pretty
much
nil
alike.
If
Ihere
ore
differences
they
are
not
so
marked
as
n'ie
imporOuil.
In
a
few
years
we
shall
become
.Caii'ailiauizcd.
There
will
be
no
national
societies
and
it
will
'not
be
necessary
'
to
have
a
native
sons
organization
because
practically
all
will
be
nativo
sons
Today
young
Prince
Rupert
people
are
growing
up
and
rapidly
they
will
make
changes
lo
suit
their
own
views.
We
are
very
largely
in
their
bauds
and
the
result
will
prove
whether
or
not
we
were
wise
while
they
were
in
our
bands.
Serve
it
Quick
and
hot
SHREDDED
WHEAT
Pour
hot
milk
over
the
Biscuits
SALMON
PACK
DISTRICT
BIG
Exceeded
Only
by
Pack
of
1924
in
Number
of
Cases
of
all
Varieties
FINAL
FIGURES
GIVEN
The
I!)2.
salmon
pack
in
District
No.
2
was
the
second
largest
on
record
for
any
year
hav
Ins
been
exceeded
only
by
Ihe
l2l
pack.
According
lo
Hum
latest
returns
al
the
lMmiuion
Fisheries
office
which
may
now
be
regarded
as
practically
a
correct
representation
of
ilie
past
season's
canning
activities.
Hie
1D25
pack
for
District.
No.
2
was
t,ni0.8l7
cases
whereas
the
1921
pack
totalled
I
,i
8tl.(V7
J
cases.
These
figures
include
all
varieties
of
Salmon
packed.
Ilie
IH25
pack
for
Hie
entire
province
was
i,i11i,n;i
rasps
a
compared
with
1.7
15,
.113
cases
in
1921.
District
.No.
2
embraces
the
coast
and
waters
tributary
to
the
niainlapd
from
Cape
Caution
to'
the
northern
boundary
of
the.
iroviure
as
well
as
the
coasts
pd
waters
of
jibe
island
oppo
site
dial
portion
of
the
main
land.
Following
is
a
comparative
table
showing
the
1925
and
1921
salmon
pack
in
Dislrirl
No.
2
according
to
varieties
in
each
tlvision:
Naas
River
Cases
Cases
1925
1921
Sockeye
..
..
18,915
33.582
lied
Springs
.
t.Ort"
SL40O
Vlnk
Springs
.
387
White
Springs
392
375
Sflcelliead
.-.
..
157
1.035
folio
.
.
7.720
0,302
pinks
..
..
...
.11.530
72.19C
Chums
22,501
2C.(il2
Totals
....
89,008
1
12,81.2
Skeena
River
Sockeye
.
.
.
.
81,1
If.
111,732
lied
Spring-
.
19.185
10.872
Pink
Springs
.
1,555
vVhite
Springs
2,705
l,30J
rUeelhead
...
713
211
Upline
39,iiK
20,907
Pinks
sr-
..
130,079
1XI;33S
iihiim
7i,308
25,f.p:i
Totals
..
..
318,859
'
Rivers,
Inlet
Sockeye'..
f.v-
i5'rt.8,t7
.
fed
Springs
,
Pink
Springs
.
1iite
Sprinps
Jsieelhead
..
.
Colute
.
.
l'inks
..
Chums
.
Totals
Sockeye
lied
tfprin?
.
Vliile
Springs
Cphoe
Pinks
Uliums
ikcy
ockeje
.
.
lied
Springs
Pink
Springs
.
While
.
Springs
Steelhead
..
..
Cohoe
Pinks
.s
Chiinis
,
182
289
57
4.822
,.
..
8.
191
,.
11,176,
.
.
..
H2,I31
Smiths',
Inlet
.
..
33,701
Tolals
..
..
33
11
131
1
39U,9ii;
80.325
129
1
19
32
1.805
1
1,830
1,908
102.538
11.135
17
21
273
33,998
11.770
Bella
Coola
and
Klmsqult
Cockeye
llrd
SirinfS
.
Pink
Springs
.
jNyiiile
Springs
Steelliead
....
Oboe
j'inks
Cli
inns
'
Totals
..
.
ii,
id
2.18J
1,120
573
730
10,758
21,018
:i",8i9
7,910
3,1115
(18
100
8,191
23,172.
2l.8.,3
85,082
01,352
Queen
Charlotte
Isds.
lied
Springs
"ink
Springs
Colioe
.
.
Pink
..
..
Chums
.
.
.
Totals
38
281
1
2.102
2.010
.
.
70,010
..
81,
III
Central
.
.
18,108
.,
2S9
97
110
18
1
1.097
08,350
158,021
88
2,210
151,070
11,779
195,783
89
71
97
7,731
75,192
lfi2.1C5
'IVdals
..
..
289,995
272.101
Foiy
1925
Ilie
red
spring
and
pjnk
spring
packs
are
shown
separately.
Moth
varieties
in
Hi?
1921
figures
are
shown
as
red
springs."
i
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
i'
,
nys:
-K
:
;
"T".
urn
fast
going
to
Hi"
iloffs"
moans
I
he
pessimist,
mil
!
reineinberini;
lhal
I
lie
dog
is
man's
best
ami
noblest
friend,
lite
very
highest
development
of
the
dumb
world.
,
IN
this
eounlp'
Sad
aiid
weary
Vliere
the
lollies
are
Always
dreary;
;
Where
,tbe
people
.'
Are
so'
buy
.Many
of
them
Almost
crazy;
There
I
sit
and
Softly
moaning
Pity
for
thyself
I'm
groaning;
Feeling
thai
tbo
World's
asainsl
me;
Naught
but
gloom
Is
seen
furneiist
me
Soon
I'll
die
and
None
will
weep.
No
one
here
will
Hare
a
heap.
(Dies
MUiclly
nnd
is
buried
in
pauper's
grawvl
.MOST
d.igs.
stay
at
home
bu:
a
jazz
honiid
iioviir.
IF
you
wish
lo
Irfok
lliiroughl
ridiculous,
try
d;ticing
ilie
Cliftf-
eston.
.MANY
peonle
talk
of
their
family
tievstpr.
as
'This
out
rag."
Of.
coarse'
they
are
jjisi
ragging.
TUHY
all
dwlight
To.
read
tins
rng,
And
then
of
wit
They're
nut
to
brag.
Six
limes
a
week
They
read
its
pages
Laugh
at
a
joke
Thai's
grey
wit
h
agps.
And
how
Ibey
likt
Some
scandal
loo
No
mailer
whether
Falie
or
true.
They
curse
tie
paper
Kvery
day
And
bate
like
mud
Their
bills
lo
pay,
'
Hut
let
Ihem
lilies
A
single
one
And
I
hen
the
war
Has
jus
I
lieuii.
In
The
Letter
Box
STEVENS
AND
CONTRACTS.
Kdilor
Daily
News.
'
Iteferring
to
your
slatetnent
in'.
fluened
the
,
ijrtimi
f
made
nere
in
rjro;
.
I
suimj',
now
HiaLtbii,ielectoi)
is
over
the
railway
js,
Jill
politic?.
when
anything
is
heard
from
Ihe
opposition
which
cjiii
be
used
as
an
itiiyuice
of
thejtt
hostility
to
WtdL
the
oeoiilw
liked
to
be
blind
must
fee)
we
are
apt
gelling
re
sults.
Will
you
be
kind
enough
lo
tell
us
once
for
ail
whether
or
not
the
railway
is
in
politic.
tSIXtlWlF
WADDK.L.
APPRECIATE
SERVICES.
Cditnr,
Daily
News.
It
1
now
ten
years
since
wo
fjrsl
saw
Rert
Ilobsim,
purser
of
the
Islands
sleamei'.
lie
Iheii
wore
a
wonderful
smile
and
be
has
carried
that
smlfctvilh
him
ever
since
and
has
it
yet.
lie
Is
well
known
by
everyone
up
and
down
Ihe
coasl
and
Is
a
favnrile
everywhere.
The
Mettlers
and
I.
K.
Tipper,
foreman
painte:,
fishermen,
when
lhev
'wiuii
any-ii.,.
Ilie
.
ii
i
.
i.
....
:
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..
i.
.
of
Canadian
National
Coasl
Steamship,
and
his
assistant,
W.
Sprouse.
arrived
from
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
Charles
yesterday
aflcrnoon-.
They
are
,ere
lo
take
charge
of
the
paintfng
of
Ihe
sieamer
J'rince
(ieorae,
which
thing,
trust
Deri
with
the
nils
slon
and
sometimes
even
ask
him
lo
bank
money
for
them.
YVe
Islamlersthink
the
C.N.ll.
has
been
very
fortunate
in
having
the
service
of
.Mr.
Hohsnn
and
we
take
this
opportunity
of
has
been
in
dry
dock
all
winler'lhankinsr
him
for
the
thousand
and
which
is
now
to
tie
prepared'and
one
pule
favors
he
ha
done
for
resuming
service
n
placo'for
us
who
iive
m
out
of
the
way
Of
he
Prinre
Huperl
Wluch
will
places,
be
latcn
off
for
annual
overhaul.
I'iONFFIl
SKlTLlill.
Miuntav,
j'pbruary
p,
B
RITISH
C
OLUMB1A
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1924.
lias
produced
Minerals
as
follows:
Placer
Oold,
$77.aX2,ur:i;
l.ode
fiold.
$8,
17.1,l!0;
Silver,
$(IS,vS2i57;
Lead,
$7U,548,57X;
Copper.
$IS7,i80,.'17.S;
.jnc,
s.$2.
I71.VJ7;
.Miscellaneous
Minerals,
$I,1;H.34U;
Cool
ami
Coke.
$200,880,0)8;
Uudduig
Stone.
Rrick,
Cement,
etc.,
.$12,225,811;
making
its
Mineral
Production
lo
Ihe
cud
t
1021
show
an
Aggregate
Value
of
$859,427,386
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1924,
$48,704,604
The
Mining
Laws
of
this
Province
are
more
liberal
and
the
fees
lower
than
those
of
any
other
Province
in
the
Dominion,
or
any
colony
in
the
Rrilish
F.inpiie.
Mineral
locations
are
granted
to
discoverers
for
nominal
fees.
Absolute
Titles
are
obtained
by
developing
sin
h
properties,
the
security
of
which
m
guaranteed
by
Crown
Cirants.
Full
information
together
with
Mining
Rcpcrls
and
Marl,
may
be
obtained
gratis
by
addressing
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES
Victoria,
Urlllih
Columbia.
N.R.
Practically
nil
Rrilish
Columbia
Mineral
Properties
upon
which
developing
work
has
been
done
are
described
ill
some
one
of
I
he
Annual
Report
of
Ihe
Mi
in
-
t
of
Mines.
Those
considering
mining
investments
should
refer
lo
-uch
report.
The
are
available
without
charge,
on
application
to
the
Department
of
Mines,
Victoria,
II.
(
Reports
of
the
(icn)ogical
Survey
oi
Canada.
Pacific
Riiilding.
Vancouver,
nre
re,
mended
as
valuable
source
of
Information.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Princj
Rupert
Hi
February
8,
1916.
The
Prince
llupert
Club,
nt
its
annual
meeiint:
lal
night,
.elect
ed
officers
a
follows:
I'rftsblenU
I'.
II.
Umie:
vice-president,
h.
F.
Doyle;
directors
--(it')trge
Friz-zell.
J.
II.
McMiillin,
D.
ti.
.silew-arl,
YV.
.1.
Saudel,
J.
A.
Smith
J.
C.
Mellae.
I..
M.
Detie.x
and
J.
It.
Heady.
Al
the
annual
meeting
of
Otieen
Mary
Chapter,
Dnperial
Onler
Daughters
f
the
Kuipire.
yter-
dav
afternoon
it
v;i
n-iwirled
tjhal
55
new
iiieiuber
had
been
enrolled
diiriny
the
year
1915
U:hiI
thai
money
failed
had
total
ed
?.089.8ii.
-
The
city
council
lal
niplit
adopted
a
recommendation
from
the
finance
committer
abolishing
the
pooitioh
nf
city
clerk
which
is
lo
lie
eoiuliiiied
with
that
of
city
.
.
.
.
,
t
:
A
:
i
:
,i.
..i
fuuninr
.mil
i-ooi
im-
me
anu
-(
jj'h's
of
the
city
engineer
and
fire
'chief
lo
ihi
month.
jiiinu
me
reeomniemiaiioii
were
.iu.
Casey
and
Aid.
W.
.1.
Ilarrie.
P.
II.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
Prince
Rupert
Leiuh.
A.
Johnslnn.
A.
.1.
Friday
s
paper
lo
the
elTcrl
UiaVMcCulluugli.
Willianl
t.
.Mitchell.
II.
II.
Stevens
is
response
fur
,.
-.,,,
.,
...
,
inni,,,,,.
Ihe
delay
in
the
work
of
convert-i
Vancouver:
1.
.Iaek...n
i!
II
ing
the
lLti..M..M.
bouts
lo
oil
.,
'p,,;,,,,..
'
rifv.
,,
t...
w..,Hh
burners,
is
it
not
true
that
dur-j.i,.,,,..
,t
Ml,Pi
q,,,.,,,,
,:fir.
bit'
the
i-ecenl
rederal
election.',,0
uiIM,:
Mr
an,
yriii
.
(be
party
will,
which
you
arc
ar-
y..,nr
;
Sylv,
,
ak
A1
s
r:i;..i..
t
i
n
).
iu.iiin.iMir.1
in.it
T.r(Tranor,
Logan
Inlet;
.1.
peier-
stui
no
exoecteu
iievcioiuneni
....
,.ni...
u
i-
i.-
n
from
a
railway
standpoint,
that
sinn.s.m
and
Mr.,
u
v
:.
we
expected
here,
had
not
taken.
i)lf
j.;,,,
m,,,.,.,,.
K.
tlreen.
piace
was
i.eeaus
J(.e
policy
oi
Slrr
,,,.
o
,
,....,
i.,,i
Ihe
railway
was
in
the
hands
ofll4in;
u
A
SlRlf
NVhinilMW;
Mr,(
Pjr
Henry
Thornton
and
liis
board.
u.
iiji.di
skeena
Cilv
Mr-
.1
1
of
directors
and
therefore
Pie-'v
!iniu
Mr-
t
i
s...ui.
mier
King
was
helpless
to
in-
itev
w
It
uu.m'..
i
i
toil;
Jjr,
and
Mrs.
J.
,.
Ilali;inan.j
Prince
Oeorgo;
F.
J.
llarkuess.
rnrimto;
.Mr.
and
Mr..
S.
S.j
(agoftiii.
Prince
ItuperL
Central
j
.IV'W.
Shaw,
Port
Clements;
.1.
II.
Itohertson.
Masol;
T
I'orlui.'
C.X.IL
I
fooled
therefore
I
can
hardly
GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT.
Idatiie
you
for
playing
on
thcir,-h0T,CK
or
apucatiok
for
consent
prejudice,
hut
even
I
lie
TO
TRANSFER
OF
BEER
LICENCE
OTp:E
IS
IIKIltnV
OIVF.X
thill,
on
the
lllti
day
lit
iviiriiary
nei,
lu
nuilrr
iirncd
liitrnils
In
i)l.v
to
Uip
l.lquor
Con
iml
linnril
fur
inni-nl
to
irnfcr
nf
twr
Mrpni'i
.iimlMr
nsi),
tint
lil
In
r?r
i,t
iirrinUr
lirlni
l.url
of
a
Imllil
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klKIHII
llir
huvil
lloifl,
IIIIUIP
II
tin?
Dirwr
nf
ll
Strcpl
ami
3rd
Aipiiup.
in
II"1
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r
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unit
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mill
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to
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the
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of
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of
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of
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tlml
Iflpr
finlillriilnn
r
llill
.Nnllrp
for
four
Wfi
t
up
rhnll
,i)lv
to
lin'
ni'iMlrnr
or
Jmnl
Slork
(jiii
pnle,
Vli'lorl.1,
II.
C
.
lo
rlmnirp
Dip
nntnc
i
hip
i.ninpiiny
10
inn
or
"jnim
llulipr
l.linllPd.'1
UiiPd
it
Prlnrp
niipiTt.
n.C
.
thin
4nd
rtny
of
fplirinry,
A.ti.
teo.
BULCEH
1c
CAMEIIO.X
LIMI1ED,
A
GENTLE
HINT
Silk
and
Down
and
Cotton
Comforters
or
an
Esmond
Indian
Blanket
make
pleasing
and
attractive
additions
to
your
be
furnishing-.
We
c.o-ry
a
complcle
k.
BARRIE
S
Home
Furnishing
s
One
door
im-i
m
D.'K
Nev
tllio
e.
3rd.
Ayenue
phone
123
No
Pay
Day!
The
laborer
does
hard,
iiiklcanul
work
but
e
!iaurday
he
gels
hU
pny.
You're
doing
work
Hint's
just
as
hard
ami
tinple.i-when
y
on
"do
(he
wash."
Hut
al
Ihe
end
of
n
wcck
washdays
who
ay
s
yon
?
A
bad
bargain
i
why
not
tail
for
our
Tlirif-T
c
vice?
Kvcrylliing
will
be
carefully
washed,
Ihoroiigi
rinscil
and
the
Hal-work
neatly
ironed
find
folded.
you
slop
working
for
Mr.
VvVhluh
one
employer
w
never
pays
his
help.
THRIF-T-SEHVICE
Sc
Per
Pound
and
1c
Per
Piece
Minimum
Charge
$1.00
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STEAM
LAUNDRY
phone
8
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and
Train
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pe
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il
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ror
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llul
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f.m
t.s.
prince
John
rortnithity
ror
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i
quiin
charlotT1
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TRAINS
LEAVE
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RUPERT
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MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY
md
SATUROAY
It
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p.m.
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Al.rt
in
Sinion
,
Slturr,'l0
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ind
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p.m.
ror
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RyporU
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LOGGERS'
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STORE
HAS
REMOVED
to
buHditig
nexl
door
IP
Kri?fU
Uulciier
Hhop,
across
from
the
Kniprei
lloel
Wo
carry
a
(till
line
of
CIGARS,
TQBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
80CIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
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Proprietor