PAGE
TWC
Young
Tender
Leaves
and
tips
used
in
SALADA
GREEN
TEA
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES:
City
Delivery,
by
mail
or
carrier,
per
month
By
mail
itfaUiparts
of
the
British
Empire
and
the
United
H6e
are
sealed
in
air-tight
Aluminum
foil.
Their
fresh
flavor
is
finer
than
any
Japan
or
Gunpowder.
Try
SALADA.
The
Daily
News
PRINCE
IIUPEIIT
-
BIUTISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News.
Limited.
Third
Avenue.
H.
P.
PULLRN.
Managing
Editor.
$1.00
Stales,"
in
1
advance,
per
year
$0.00
'lo
all
other
countries,
in
advance,
per
year
$7.50
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
-
98
Editor
and
Reporters
Telephone
...
86
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
JCDITIOM
Friday,
March
12,
1926.
University
Education
Advantage
Or
Otherwise.
,
A
writer
111
one
of
the
southern
newspapers
writes
a
somewhat
length)
and
serious
article
on
the
--advantages
and
disadvantage
of
11
university
fdiii'alioii.
He
says
in
favor
of
the
training:
"The
effects
of
good
college
training
are
unchallenged
insofar
u
the
i
(tainmeiit
of
knowledge
in
general
or
abstract
prin
ciples
of
any
body
of
facts
is
.concerned,
aud
psychologically
the
college
trained
man
as
a
rule
is
keener
111
intellect
than
the
non-eullege.
man,
due
In
his
complete
and
systematized
advanced
curriculum,
mid
due
also
to
his
having
been
guided
and
advised
by
men
'Who
are
masters
of
their
professions."
The
vv
titer
they
goes
on
to
inljmnte
thai
while
the
univer
sily
man
is
attaining
a
general
education,
other
young
men
are
specializing
in
the
profession
or
calling
Ihey
are
about
to
take
up
ami
the
advantage
is
with
the
man
who
goes'
to
hi
work
earlier
in
life.
Trained
Away
From
Business
Of
Life.
The
writer
of
the
article
in
ipiestion
says
that
the
univer
sity
man
ts
trained
away
from
the
business
of
life
and
when,
oil
aftniniiiLr
hi
mniiirtlv
lie
lnroti
In
a
lui.iMV..
nr
nnitnaniittt
O
...-.j
--..
,
-
......f-
...
.
.F...-..I.
--.
...
1
-.-mil
lie
imls
his
previous
training
a
Jfnndjeap.
,
.
lie
has
not
learned
to
consider
the
necessity
of
earning
a
living,
and
becomes
dis
contented
wun
nis
101,
especjanj
--svjien
ne
i
ion-en
to
com
mence
nl
a
salary
lower
lhan
ljie
Hither
young
men
of
his
age
arcuivncnfng,
.Summing
up
the
writer
says:
"fn
my
opinion,
the
iiou-rollege
man
generally
has
;)
greate-advantage
over
the
college
.graduate
bemuse
the
former
is
able
to
absorb
the
influences
of
the
work
at
an
earlier
age
and
thus
become;
assimilated
ill
the
fundamentals
which
are
so
essentia!
whereas-IJ10
hitter,
on
account.
of
his
more
mature
estate
and
hook
knowledge,
is
not
satisfied
In
climb
Hie
ladder
from
th-lowosl
rung,
but
rather
expects
to
be
given
a
position
at
a
high
salary
lo
offset
lies,
college
preljge.
"From
my
own
experience
ffV
dealing
wilh
this
problem.
I
have'
found
that
a
graduate
of
IheUiigh
school,
who
i
indus-Jrious,
capable
4nnd
alert
to
the
fijtiire
possibilities
of
his
career.
isrwirc
adaptable
to
work,
and
besides
usually
has
greater
willingness
and
readiness
to
earn
and
do
all.
that
is
essential
to
his,
future
progress."
Oliver
Disappointed
'
Many
Local
People.
Premier
Oliver
has
lieen.'p$rnie,r
if
British
Columbia
for
eight
years.
At
the
time
of
his
appointment
manv
people
hoped
and
expected
that
he
would
frtilvThey
saw
in
his
downfall
the
defeat
of
the
party
to
which
he
is
allied.
He
has
disappciiited
them.
lle
hautiiatle
good,
has
overcome
many
difficulties
ami
is
still
going
strong.
We
rnngftiltilatc
the,
Premier
on
bis
success
and
sympathize
with
those'
who
are,
disappointed.
It
ifcjnne
of
the
weaknesses
of
our
democratic
system
that
part.of
the
conimnuity
will
be
always
nuire
or
less
opposed
o
lhe
leaders
in
the
crtminuiiily.
They
belong
lo
lite
other
party
and
see,
litjle
good
in
lft
men
lo
.whom
they
fcre
)pposeil.
'
;
JnstMinw
we
are
to
gel
awar-f'rihi
UiaM'a.&Um
iloos
jiot
seertt
clear.
It
will
be
many
generations
before
people
will
be
able-to
judge
every
ipiestion
on
ils
merits
aud
not
be
influenced
by
party
consideralions.
Ciradnally
we
may
broaden
out
individually
ami
collectively
until
we
get
lo
sudi
a
condition,
but
for
the
-present
we
must
accept
things
a
the
are
aud
ileal
wilh
hunpin
nature
as
we
find
ft.
isome'iif
us
feel
lhat
John
Oliver
hao
made
good.
Olhers
arc
bold
enough
to
say
Ihey
think
he
i
a
failure.
Yet
we
venture
to
think
that
when
the
day
conies
when
Mr.
Oliver
either
dies
r
voIiinlarilyHelires
from
public
lire,
there
will
be
a
spontaneous
Expression
of
appreciation
of
his
-work,
both
from
hi
supporters
and
from
those
who
hitherto
have
opposed
him.
wMr.
Oliver
is
Very
day
gelling
older
and
soon
his
rnanlle
must
tall
upon
others.
British
Columbia
will
be
luckv
if.
when
the
day
of
his
relirement
comes,
she
finds
another
jn'sf
a
capable
ami
just
us
honest
tu
progressive
as
old
Farmer
John
Oliver.
Make
a
quick
get-away
SHREDDED
WHEAT
is
always
ready
to
eat
SCOTCH
HUMOR
AT
ABERDEEN
01
mis
continent.
Mini
me
nuuir
Club
yesterday
about
hi
trip
j
and
especially
of.
tils
visit
tl
Scotland,
which
is
his
unlive
500,
six
Ions
of
vvhioli
was
in
copiwrs.
II
was
not
a
tag
day.
Jim
said
the
girls
would
come
aud
bans
on
to
his
arm
and
he
na.l
a
fine
time.
On
This
Side
.Mr.
Lee
stopped
at
a
number
Of
ptitee,
met
a
numbrr
of
ro-
i.itiVfis
and
old
friends.
Then
he
came
back
lo
this
side
and
vis.
iled
Boston
where
the
street
ant
Harrow
and
crooked
and
plied
With
snow.
The
wonderful
fi.h
pfer
at
that
place
was
what
occu
pied
niol
of
his
attention.
A
number
of
centres
were
visited
including
.Montreal,
Chicago,
'Winnipeg,
Kdmonlon
and
Vancouver.
He
was
always
looking
aranud
for
new
ideas
ami
saw
one
in
Chicago.
An
electrical
advertisement
lie
ifolfeed
there
salil':
"Don't
kill
your
wife.
Let
our
washing
machine
do
the
dirty
work
M
H
did
not
say
whether
or
not
lie
height
one.
SALLY
O'NEILL
HErF
TONIGHT
IN
"MIKE"
Was
Chosn
by
Mary
Plckford
but
Changed
off
to
this
Play
as
Perfect
Girl
for
Part
Another
utter
newcomer
lo
fie
screen
jumps
into
instant
piv.
minencC!
This
time
the
roMun-4te
girl
comes
from
ubsrurity
l.
play
the
role
originally
wrillen
for
(lie
foremost
actress
of
Hie
Mms
Mary
Pickford.
She
is
sally
O'Neill
-yeslerdav
Just
out
of
sflbool:
today
high
no
on
the
ladder
towards
lardoni
Miss
O'Neill
was
selecled
by
MarsbaH
ellan
to
play
the
feminine
lead
In
his
lalesl
produc
lion
"Mike"
which
continences
today
al
the
Weslholme
Thealre
Story
for
Mary
Pickford
The
slory
in
the
one
the
noted
director
wrote'
for
Mary
Plckford
and
tn
which
be
was
to
direct
her,
when
she
decided
lo
produce
jinolher
picture.
Ncila
1
had
been
loaned
to
(lie
Pickford
organ
tzath.n
r0i
Hmt
one
production,
arou&lit
Hie
slory
over
THB
DAILY
NBW3
Friday,
m
In
his
home
.lifdi..
and
Irving
G
Thalborg,
production
executive
decided
In
start
Neilan
to
worn
on
his
original
story
tininediab-
llnl
Ih.i
ni..:in.-l
i.ill
illil
IHtL
"
tart
until
some
weeks
later,
.lint
James
Leo
Tells
of
Club
Which
nlt.
riitt
pr
,,
,,t;iy
the
Pie-
Manufactures
the
Real
Thing
,
f,,,,
r,,,.
cuilil
not
I"'
fount.
Regularly
p,
ta
rltive
date
was
held
tip
SPEAKS
TO
ROTARY
CLUB
vhih'
test
afterlet
wan
made
of
numerous
young
initios.
1
"
"
I
Discovered
Un
Restaurant
James
L.
Lec.
manager
fori
)lie
,.vraf
Xeilan
ami
hi
the
Allin
Fisheries,
who
intly
I
vlfp
iiianche
'-Sweet,
were
at
n
returned
from
a'visil
to
ling-
p,)puiar
flr-sfcuirant
and
a
b.vititi
land.
Scotland
and
Has
tern
parts
f,j,
xjri.dai,ei
,,Nst
t
litMi.i.
Ther
there
separated
her
from
beautiful
women.
It
wa
something
about
her
Hi
at
the
olh-r
I
hat
per
sonuliiy.
coupled
with
her
rarei
couiurj.
locality,
could
.'he
Iranslened
n
.vcconnug
10
Jim
we
mmM.ic
,,,.
...eii,
WeUai.
knew
lie
lia.l;
.voemeen
iikc
.0
u-il
joes
f,
,,UpoNwnH,
,),,,
,.rf.,
sir
against
themselve
and
so
inter-
,,
,
ll4Ullir(,.
estcd
in
it
have
they
become
u-
.i
u
v...i.nf
mnA,i
that
the
Itotury
Club
holds
competitions
for
the
best
new
.stories.
A
dull
for
the
sole
nurwose
of
manufacturing
Scottish
slorh
ha
hen
fofined
and
the
stories
are
published
in
hook
form
and
find
a
roady
sale
everywhere.
At
one
time
a
newN
edition
was
brought
out
ee!i
month
but
so
trreat
was
the
demaiul
that
J.vvic
-
month
editions
were
di:
ninnded.
Golf
Centre
While
Abenleeh-
mandfaclur
slorlos.
St.
Andrew's
mnnufae-
tures
golf
clubs
ami
golf
balls.
This
is
the
golf
centre
of
the
world
whew
rule
of
play
arc
drawn
up
and
chances
made.
It
ha
rrflf
courses
which
are
fre
for
the
it
of
residents,
ttie
people
making
'the
visitors
pay
for
the
fun
which
the
nt
of
the
population
sri.
The
pkice
is
also
noted
for
Us
castle.
H.s
bottle
I
mm
eon
and
Its
university
where
the
sdudeuts
wear
pM5turip'o
red
hats
and
gowns.
It
is
IIih
old
capital
of
Scotland,
tiie
place
when
Wishert
and
oilier.
were
liumetl
at
the
stake.
Mr.
Ije
did
not
like
Kdinhurgh
very
well.
'but
it
was
snowy-
and
slushy
while
he
was
there.
He
attended
the
Itntary
Club
at
(!ns-
row
anil
listened
to
singers
from
the
musical
comedy
Hose
Marie,
the
whole
time
of
the
luncheon
being
given
over
lo
them.
He
says
it
is
the
fines!
muleal
comedy
he
has
seco,
lndn
en
lifelj-
r.madian
ftrerluelion.
Par.
lirularly
Tine
vvmsUie
totem
pole
dance.
He
did
not
see
it
in
ScllaHd
hut
had
an
opportunity
in
London
later.
Olasgow,
like
all
eoal
or
Iron
efiilro.
is
lianl
pMssf1
and
ha
many
unemployed.
WhlK
he
was
there
the
st
intents
under
look
lo
make
a
collection
for
charities,
ihey
collected
in
one
day
10,
.III.
IS
.'II
"
an
inlituluolion
and
an
.tippolnl-meul
was
made
te
inake
a
les
iof
Miss
n'Nelll
-at
the
Alclm-
(iolilwYn
Mayer
studio.
Test
Clinches
Part
When
Hip
tesi
w
flashed
on
the
'screen
it
was
discovered
IjWl
.Ms
O'Neill
had
n
rMiiarkable
acting
leehnfque
mid
her
magnetic
persmialily
and
rare
charm
were
lransferrMl
lo
the
film.
She
was
encaged
iheitniin,
and
started
work
in
her
fr-t
picture
a
few
days
lr.
'
The
who
sec
"Mike
"lonirxht
will
.tgree
thai
Ncilan
ha
made
ln
grtel
di-
eovery
among
the
many
he
ha-slarted
on
successful
seren
rsireers.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
nyi:
n
a
What
I
like
aini'
the
modern
youiii.-
man
is
the
fiw
and
csy
way
111
which
he
(tarks
tils
burning
ernrtte
on
the
futill-'
lure.
One
of
the
things
that
won't
pet
you
anywhere
is
letting
the
we4d
prow
in
the
harden
a
hi
I
then
wtthing
for
flowers.
t
-
Jake
ay.
olarriams
I
a
lottery:
hot
he's
wrnnii.
AViieu
yon
buy
a
lottery
ticket
you
Ju.l
tear
it
up
when
you
know
It's
a
blank.
The
Mover
Ms
oTf
Ihe
Took.
I
wish
I
wero.
A
Jur'
listened
lo
evidence
In
Vancouver
for
tlilrtyIIire
d.ivil
(nd
also
bad
a
day
of
summiagj
J
.
w
1
I
f
.
J
0
mm
inm
1
am
wuwicrinp
jui
how
nioeh
Ihey
knew
about
the
farts
of
the
case.
Halibut
was
like
a
great
many
inisbands
this
week
not
much
of
a
catch.
The
steamer
Hnipre
of
Japan
was
like
a
gooti
niany
wives
uolhinc
hut
junk
now.
1
'.!
A
match
is
nlway
danseroiu.
speclally
In
the
Ii.iHd
of
women
or
children.
AVe
have
not
heard
anything
Ibis
year
so
far
about
Ihe
Oa.
siar
gold
boom,
The
;iiin
always
:
sjilne
hj
P.!neU
flutmri..
u6
niiillei
w-heihet-
the
halfliiit
comes
In
os
not.
5
I
7,
I
Yop
ain
tell
whenva;jlrl
is
head
r'MW
heel
4
id
iUwith
a
man.
he
nuils
smoklna.
drmk-
ln
anrl
swearing.
When
a
fitol
wihes
(o
prove
his
foolihnet
to
Ihe'
world,
te
buys
a
ear
or
gets
married.,
To
be
or
nol
to
lie.
that
Is
the
dijeslinn.
Whether
it
were
bet-er
o
iniic
mollier-in-law
lo
Does
That
Cough
Stick
On
Your
Lungs?
Mr.
IiUt
MaeXbf
Hogwr,
Out,
wntets
"
M
tronMetl
wttk
s
terrible
rough
that
I
eonld
aot
(tt
rid
of.
and
in;
doctor
tM
n
that
I
kid
a
liiht
touch
of
brooehitli.
Nethlj
I
took
tremed
to
gr
m
any
relief
until
I
got
a"botlle
of
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pine
Syrup
Z
rot
tueh
relief
by
neiaf
It
that
I
mould
ad
rite
all
thoe
who
are
eubjert
lo
had
eoldn
or
coughe
in
keep
a
bottle
of
this
reined
in
their
settee
all
the
Uuie."
Yon
don't
eiperimest
wkea
yoa
boy
I)r.
Wood
'1"
ae
it
ha
been
a
bua
Bold
remedy
fur
the
pait
IT
yean.
Pot
yp
osly
by
The
T.
MUIuxb
Co-IJiuited,
TetMto,
OiX.
fiiili'liili!!,'!iJ1;,l1
imik
1,
m,
MSr-J
make
asbuig
1s1l
or
10
lake
oft
.al.
luck
ui
sleeves,
don
an
apron
and
do
the
oilic-
ms'ir.
Now
Hull
sprniK
is
comuiK
and
Ihe
sin;
1.
about
lo
slime
niid
the
tiinls
In
sing
and
the
flaniiers
10
flap,
whai
about
arranuiiwi
to,
.'torrow
Ihe
ue
of
a
nioiorhoal
?
I
GOING,
GOING,
GONE.
'Judge
giving
enlece
--Thirty
'lays.
No,
sixty
'days,
oh,
I
night
as
well
make
,
II
ninety
lay.
Prisoner
isolto.
siee
llanu
hoe
hliNimin
jinlef
made
over
Shjiit
auelionee-rsT
WSTtR
NOTICE.
''
Oliertlen
n
Uie
7kt
MilKT.
ihll
0re
Mllfct
ttvl
lair
I.
M
ilior).
vt
tutor
iddre.t
U
Irrrarr.
11.
1
...
will
MI'
ler
rlreti
for
Mearlue
lrrtl'i
xir.c-
un
kil.iiin
Itllutn
HOer
Itnen
ll
tlmulh
to
iiinr,
(IK-ollmtlely
l
nSI).
murh
IMmi
Mtilx-rl)
iihI
ilrilm
iMu
skeene
lliver,
inoul
nil
l
rati
of
frlure
Hiijcrl
tlw
ruer
in
lie
uMst'wr
rtfllnr.
lnnn
r
olherwlM-
rainvrvhlt
tx.N-
muni
lie.
w
Mr
ami
all
fcrr.l
ifoiliirvr
aiol
r.fiolrurtioii
i.f
Ix.milut
an.l
h.ildiiif!
rnuul
et
tlf
iinisOi
lit
aahf
ritpr
a
in)
-iw.lirrr
llfl.
U.'tir-
W
"
NI,I11
l
Mie
rrounrt
mi
the
:1ll
.
aiKl
Tlh
ilav
f
ijinury,
1
9
f
r,
a
mpy
r
Oil.
notlrr
ami
en
iH.llftilun
pumuim
ilirrin
and
in
lite
Welfr
Act"
lll
If
flint
In
Oh
dftlre
r
tin-
Wairr
liemnliT
al
Crime
HuimtI.
(i.e..
ir,jwii.tii
t
ihi-
aifilirail.m
mav
ti
fiWvl
Uli
IIm
aaht
Wden
Hrnintrr
nr
llli
ltu
Ciitniilrfitlrr
nf
Water
nirhl.
I'arliameiit'
liuililiiin.
Virinrla.
B.c
,
wuh
In
Ihitly
ilij.
afirr
Uw
rir.i
ai.aranr
if
thl
iKiiire
fn
1
tiM-al
nfpwr
The
tale
nf
ilw
rirat
imtillrallon
or
Ihl.
ihi
lire
In
I'rliruary
tti,
iff
A.
or.oitrjF.
tiTTir,
C.
t.
M.
GIOOKY.
Spnllranu,
WATIR
NOTICE.
Oltaralen
arwi
Uat
Tmr
xoin
t:
mat
ftii
canrir
rerptK
amt
Mlur.
I
ll..
h)h-
aililrw.
la
S4I
I'einlirrtiin
KuiMinv.
Vlrmrla,
ll.c..
v
tit
epi.lv
-
-
for
-
a
...
lirsiii-..
....
...
,,
,n.-
aiM
,m
l
.
F!l.ll'
f
ufct
ih.
...
.
.
.
the
most
mantyoui
aditoncc
in
record
inif.
Of
nf
"7
"
".
"
"
'
i
niiPT
full
II
Slaie
i.lnirk
i
rerk.
wliirti
n.m.
Miiiih...i
erlv.
and
drain,
miu
kaean
May.
alHini
41
""i"
i'i
una
Miami.
Kklilrxalc
llilrt
IIik
walrr
win
In-
ilitii
.-,
from
t,,
ireani
at
a
iHnl
almut
Uiriw-qtiartrra
nf
a
mile
ivirllivw.ifM-lv
frmii
Ilw
MHilliraal
rntnrr
nf
hrt
fl.
Ti
t.
ant
mill
.e
u.e
....
......
.rr....
.IIIIIH.,
llrr,
S,.n
(.
dost
rial
tmriMiMia
nimii
idf
lmi
iirarrllimt
fi.!"."?
."f
T""P
ami
.
flr.liam
l.laml,
lirM
a
1
ihi
I
l.irc-nia
nr
lcaf
In
apMirenl.
This
nnllte
a.
Miim
IHi
ihn
irnuml
is.
II,.
ftin.My
,lf
VI.
nary.
IM,
A
n.r
nf
ihi.
oui
anl
an
aci'liraUnn
'
f"iriinl
I
win
,
ami
Ut
ll.e
-vv
iter
.V.Vrr..
""'"'r
al
crime
ImiH-rt.
ll.c
J
,.''
Waier
lieroriirr
nr
wun
ih
I
iiildina..
V
Irlnrie.
B.C..
ulthln
'
IIHPI
nnf.V1!P:
Sr,nnt
l'l"''Vr
of
Jiniiej
in
a
local
n-w...i.r
The
uu.
nf
!".,,rr.f,,r:h.,,;,i,i,1':",",,
"r
,h"
Noimi
I'ttiric
ronRST4
SVti
MIXKS
l,Tli.
Ahiillrtnl,
Uy
Harold
E.
VVnyia,
Atoni,
Jhe
JSIeu)
Electrical
LIGHT
RAY
PROCESS
RECORDS
Perfect
Reproduction-Ccr
Volume-
Finer,
Truer
Tone
-No
Surface
Noise
2999
"Five
Toot
Two,
Eyes
of
Blue"
Vox
Trot
by
The
Hotel
.M
AJpin
"Just
Around
the
Corner"
)
Orchestra.
3000
"Kentucky's
Wny
of
Sayin'
GcmkI
Mornin'"
I
Fox
Trntu
by
Waldorl
"Dinah"
I
Astoria
Orchestra,
300-1
"I
Never
Knew"
Male
Voktw
with
Piano-The
Merry.
"Keep
on
Croonin'
n
Tune"
i
makers.
3030
?Wsiai'Vn.s
Tnrt"
0"WC.
Kr
in
I'cria"
30-12
"Pretty
Little
Huhy"!
Fox
Trot
by
Ken
Iternie
and.
lift
Hotel
Hoovrlt
"Fallen
Arches"
J
OrcheMra.
3061
"Moon
Deer"
J
Two
iopu!ar
SelectlonsiLy
the
BlacJutone
Trw.
"Just
u
Cottage
htnall
1
Ask
for
Thtst
at
J.
Lome
MacLaren,
Limited
catMoianT
Steamship
and
Train
Service
.
PNINCS
MUetRT
Mill
krarr
ettlNCC
HuCIHT
tMCOVrU
VICTOeiA,
StATTLC
a
O-l
Interturitittr
fs.
earn
rsiOAT
et
s.s.
ettimcc
NuecitT
lor
sTtwarrr
emt
ANtox,
wiomioir
iim
s.s.
eniNci
ion
furimtmiy
rr
vancouvir
tit
o"
cumarn
ISUtftOf.
PAIttNOIR
TRAINS
LCAVK
PRINCI
RUPIRl
tfR
sjonOAT,
WtORISOAT
end
SATUROAT
al
pl
I
'
f
,c4t
tOMORTON,
WINNirlO,
All
tJnl
Kaeni
a
Mill
'-
AOINOT
ALL
OCIAN
STSAMSNIC
LIRtS.
Oily
Tlattl
ome,
SIS
Tklre
Ate
er.ata
Reetrt.
faaat
I
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
Tar
IfTtHIUl
tlAUCDl,
JUSU0,
UACttT
frWi
lit.
e"
fa.
lAKcoum,
rinoitu
sunu
frk-Mr,
tw.
tfk
w
jj.
rimass
mtua
rer
uttetla,
Soanaee
Raa,
laal
Sella
Rella,
Ocaaa
.
Campaall
Riitr,
and
Vancvsia'
etary
Satereay
II
a
.
Aiaeey
ler
all
ll.amaMe
Lleaa.
fell
eloi-a'ea
vaj
rt
tmmmt
n
.....
I
.
.
.
.
i
Oerear
et
4th
Street
en4
it
4
Aienea,
Crmta
RuearU
A-0-
The
standard
of
Purity
or
aver
160
years
Hills
&
Undi
London
Dry
Gin
$3.25
(hebolte
,M
'
This,
ndverlinemcnl
is
not
pnhlislicil
or
displayed
Liquor
(Jonlrol
Hoard
or
by
the.
(loveriinjenl
01
jj
Urititli
UolumhU