PAGE
SIX
w
Prescript
ions
A
few,
.reasons
why
uur
presCtipliiui
department
Is
increasing;
We
ue
only
fresh,
chemically
uro
drug's.
No
Substitution
Prompt
Service
Moderate
Price,
livery
prescription
dispensed
hy
a
fully
tpialiried
dispenser.
Let
us
bo
your
prescription
bl,
Rupert
Pharmacy
Prescription
ipeeiaists
Phone
94.
We
deliver.
Another
arrival
of
Ladies'
Coats
in
Hits
latest
Spring
models.
Special
this
Week:
2Q
Discount
on
Ladles'
Dresses
Holeproof
Stockings
from
$1.00
(u
$1.75
Mrs.
W.
I.
Wi
Third
Avenue
l'.O,
Hoj
-
-
'989
Mionc
Green
389
NEW
Spring
Dress
Materials
In
(In"
latest
Shades
and
Materials
al
the
most
reasonable
prices,
ltayon
Silk,
all
shades
and
stripes,
per
yard
....
75c
New
Striped
and
Dotted
Kroadclolli,
per
yard
60c
Gingham,
all
eplors,
checks
a;n
stripes,
prices
per
yard
..
.....
20c
to
45c
Underwear
Orcpe,
all
shades
per
yard
,
25c
Drygoods
Department
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
Phones
18
and
84
tlTEBIMMEUT
Under
Iho
atrspices
of
the
liolary
Ulub
in
aid
of
the
1
PRINCE
RUPERT
BOYS'
BAND
at
the
tWESTHOLIVIE
THEATRE
Tuesday,
April
13
at
8
p.m.
Tickets
for
resened
seals
will
be
exchanged
at
Ornie's
lirug
Store.
I
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
lixquisile
Slock
of
Fur
Trimmings
ai
low
prices
B.
C.RJR
Co.
Next
O.W.V.A.
Third
Ave
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
575
DENTIST
PRINCE
RUPERT
I
MA'NIN
ALASKA
F.
Q.
Brynofson
Extols
Alaska
Spruce
and
Tells
of
Demand
i
In
East
I
"i'or
factory
use,
Alaska
spruce
is
superior
to
tfie
product
of
any
other
district,"
declares
1'.
0
Hryindson,
representative
of
the
.Northwest
.Spruce
Co.,
.who
is'novv
conipletiug
a
periodical
visit
(o
Southeastern
Alaska,
says
Ihe,
Ketchikan
Chronicle.
Tim
truth
of,
the
statement
made
above
is
burne.
out,
Mr.
llry-uolsen
says,
hv
the
fuel
that
during
Hie
year
or
1923
when
eastern
luiled
Slates
and
United
Kingdom'
markets
were
slutted
with
lumber
and
the
demand
ami
prices
were
low,
spruce
lumber
from
Alberta
was
sold
with
lillln'
difficulty
and
for
belter
prices
than
were
received
by
Oregon
a
and
Washington
snrure
nm-
ducers
and
at
prices
in
excess
of
those
received
in
92l,
which
was
regarded
as
a
very
prosper
ous
year
ju
the
spruce
business
in
the
Aew
hufrland
stales
with
their
large
pine
forest
spruce
lumber,
from
Oregon.
Washington
ail
Alaska,
is
pain
a
ing
sreal
fauir
Willi
factories
and
there
is
a
real
demand
now
for
Alaskan
spruce.
And
this
demand
is
greater
than
forvlhe
Oregon
am!
Washington
sinuee
"Our
company
plans
to
plan
CANCELLATION
OF
RESERVE.
v
MlTlt'E
IS
lltlitHY
GIVE.N
Ilia
I
11m-l!-erte
fxullnr
mrr
rxiln-d
Timber
l.ircine
.,
sliiiaicd
on
rut
Inland.
htnge
l,
Coast
biMrlt-t.
i
ranr-lied.
.
It.
.N
ADEN,
1'cpiity
Mliiinr
i
it
Land
j
"PROVINCIAL
ELECTIONS
ACT."
Prince
Rupert
Electoral
DiatrlcU
Mactenile
Electoral
District.
to
VlTlliK
K
lien-liy
irivrn
Dial
hall.
i.m
Monday.
I
lie
KHi
day
.f
Mav.
j,
at
lis-
hour
i.r
ttr
i,'rlM-k
in
IIik
lort-iKH.ri.
al
lin-
i.unrt
lliHir.
I'nurr
HiiihtI,
hold
4
flllinir
or
I
lie
lUHirt
of
llevl'loii
fur
the
by
.iii.m-
of
rxvl.liiy
the
llt
.r
voter
for
Hie
Mid
elft-lural
tIMrlri.
and
of
heariut
and
delrriiiiiiinir
any
ami
all
irteilin-
the
releiiUnii
of
anv
name
1.11
hm
-a
d
list.
r
In
tlie
rerMralluii
an
a
voter
nr
any
appllrant
Tor
irirt.irin.n
and
f
r
Hie
oIImt
mni-
-wi
forth
In
the
r-ru
tlnrial
hlerlMu
Art
"
Hated
at
rrliire
ltii-i-t.
i
,
.,
tlitc
Mil
da
,r
April.
use.
MlltMW
A.
WATT
I
lleLirar
of
Vmrm
fur
tin-
rr'iitrr
UKTi
aud
Markrnzle
hlertural
IHMrin-
WEEK-END
'i
Ira
f
f
SPECIALS
al
Combination
Vegotable
Special
51.00
10
lbs.
Terrace
Carrots.
a
10
lbs.
Terrace
Turnips.
lls.
Cooking
Unions.
2
lbs.
Parsnips
0
lbs.
Potatoes.
I'honc
your
order
early
a
wo
have
only
a
limited
tpiautily
at
tin1
above
price.
'
Gainer's
Superior
Hreakfast
llacon,
macliine
sliced,
per
lb
49c
Swift's
Premium
Peameal
Uark
Jlacon,
sliced,
per
lb
42c
1
Collate
Hulls,
Uklng
whole
ham.
P-r
Hi
29c
This
is
a
boneless
rolled
pea
mealed
shoulder
ami
is
wonder
ful
value
al
present
(initiation
on
smoked
meals.
l
inesl
(Inlarjo
Cheese,
per
lb.
29c
Stilton
CheTse,
per
lb
35c
6
Green
Stuff
Ithuharb,
Head
Lettuce,
Tomatoes,
3
Cucumbers.
Cauliflower,
Parsley.
Green
Onions,
Hadishea,
New
Cabbage,
Wnterctess.
Cel
ery.
Spinach,
New
Carrots,
New
6
Ik-els,
White
Turnips,
etc.,
arriving
weekly
at
lowest
market
3
prices.
4
Grocery
Specials
5
Teirer's
Soda
Histfuils,
new
slock.
,
.
packeiLIu
hinced
lid
tin,
aver-aye
5
wejght
o
lbs.
net
und
over.
20
7
P'-eial
S1.25
MalRbs
Mesl
Jelly
Powders,
.1
5
for
.
.'.
,
,
,
20c
Klondike
Soap,
large
bar
,
29o
5
iN'aliob
Plum
Jam,
i
lb.
(ins
59o
7
Orance
Marmalade,
1
lb.
tins
49o
7
I.ibby's
pork
ami
Means,
',
per
3
lin
13c
4
llrowu
.Sugar.
S
lbs.
for
..
,.
.
25c
'Limit.
K
lbs.
(o
each
order),
4
llroken
Shelled
Wulnulf,
per
lb.
39c'5
(.rape
Mils,
pkge
17c
Sugar
Crisp
Cornflakes,
3
for
35o
Rupert
Table
Supply
Co
Phones:
210,
211,
212
BACKED
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Thursday,
April
8.
to
c
Victor
Northern
Electric
Radio
Sets
Peanut
Tubes
R-22I-D
Tubes
Loud
Speakers
Loops
Phonograph
Attachments
AT
ALL
AUTHORIZED
VICTOR
NORTHERN
great
deal
of
lumber
front
Alaskan
mills
in
eastern
and,
Kuropean
markets
this
year,:
more
than
we
ever
have
before.
The
principal
amounts
will
he
produced
by
the
Ketchikan
Spruce
Mills
and
hy
the
mill
al
Wrungell.
Mr.
tirynolson
formerly
had
aitigent
in
II141I
it
operated
durinp
.
ullice
In
Prince
Import,
rt'inovnigl
few
years
atio
to
Seattle.
FATHER
OF
LOCAL
LADY
APPOINTED,
ASSESSOR
BY
COURT
Father
of
Mrs.
Wlnslow
to
As
sess
Damages
In
Connection
With
Comox
Logging
Camp
F're
ll.
M.
Palmer
of
I'owicluin
Hay,
fattier
of
Mrs.
It.
M.
Wtiislow
of
I'iflh
Avenut
liiisl.
(his
cily,
has
been
appointed
by
Mr.
Justice
Morrison,
of
the
Supreme
Uoun.
determine
the
exlcnf
of
lb"
damages
sutrered
by
Tyee
Farm.
Courlenay
di-tricl,
it
being
swept
a
fire
slarleiLjtt
a
loggingl
eamp
of
the
Lomox
Logging
A
Itailway
Company
luM
summer.
Mrs.
Addie
L.
Iliggins
and
DEPARTMENT
OF
PUBLIC
WORKS
Nolle
lo
Contractors
Tarraca
Lock-up
Sl-AIHt
TK.Mil.llS
niilorMMj
"Tindi''
Addition
.i
Trrraip
Ijx-k
nil."
will
1m
nfrhed
b
llHf
lloliuuralili.
llr
MillMrr
I'ubllc
Work
Ui
lo
IJ
o'rliMk
ihi-hi
Turwlaj.
the
llilrllrlh
day
of
Manli.
for
Hi'
a.MllKiin
and
allrratlnii
lo
l.ork-iip
at
Trrrarr
In
IIh?
tlecloral
ttlnlrlrl
of
I'rtiH-R
Unpen,
B.t;.
Clan.
SlH-rlfliatli.il.
Contrail.
and
tnrim
of
Trndrr
ina)
op
'!i
on
aiHl
Tier
the
teth
tlay
of
Marrti.
19.
and
urtlwr
InfiinnaniMi
olitalm-il
at
Hip
Ik-.
iwrtiiwnt
of
l-utilir
Work,
CarlKiiifiit
i;iilldinr
and
at
lit
fol
l
,
nr
i.rri.r.:
liovprnmt-nt
Arrnto
al
I'riiirv
loiiiprl
and
mlUM-ra.
ami
On-
l-rovlnrlal
l-ollrr
Offlre
TcrriiT.
Oiidcn
of
Main.
fWTlflii-
lliii.
fir.,
ran
lie
oljlainrd
from
lli
!
OartiiM-nt
on
h
iim-iu
of
a
Ii-jII
o
Trii
hollar.
(I
in
nit.
wlilrh
be
rrfniidi'd
rrltirn
nf
the
plan.,
nr..
In
irood
ron
dllliHl.
Tin-
loi-t
or
any
tender
not
immt
-arlly
arreiitcd.
r.
riniie.
liMity
MlnUtrr
and
l-ullit:
Works
Knriiii-rr.
i-eiwrniiriii
01
i-iimir
worts.
I'arliiiiiii-iit
lliilhlina.
Vti-loria.
Jt.c.
SAVE
25c
lb.
of
Cake
or
Candy
witli
1
lb.
or
Fuller
s
Tea
S1.00
Jams
r
Peach,
Apricot,
Greengage,
or
Orange
Marmalade,
per
tin
65c
Canned
Fruits
Peaches,
Apricols,
Pears
or
Plums
or
Crushed
Pineapple,
i
lins
$1.00
tins
Singapore
Pineapple,
sliced
,
.
.
51.00
tins
Malkin's
Uesl
Loganberries
$1.00
'
Canned
Vegetables
Peas,
Corn
or
Tomatoes,
2Vi
$1.00
tloz.
Sunkisl
Oranges
.
.
$1.00
iloz.
Sunkisl
Lemons
....
$1.00
Hi.
Granulated
Sugar
and
one
tin
Orauige
Marmalade
$1.00
lins
Libby's
Asparagus
,
.
$1,00
rolls
Toilet
paper
$1:00
lins.
Kiiiig
Oscar
Sardines
$1,00
lb.
California
Prunes
for
55c
or
'it
lb.
box
for
$2.65
lb.
lin
Honey,
or
3
combs
$1.00
lins
Camp.
Tom.
Soup
.
.
$1.00
tins
Heinz
pork
A
Means
$1.00
bottles
lleinz
Catsup
...
$1.00
cartons
Sunlight
Soap
.
.
$1.00
20
bars
While
Sftn
Soap
$1.00
lb.
Swedish
Heallh
Iiread
$1.00
13
pkgs.
Jelly
Powders
...
$1.00
lb.
lin
Peanut
Itutler
...
$1.00
we
aim
io
piease
our
customers
B.C.
Butchers
and
Grocers,
Ltd.1
Phones
45
and
574
BY
TWO
FAMOUS
NAMES
C8ZEHn?a.T?Tssr
(.ban
hing,
owner
and
lessee,
respectively,
of
the
farm,
brought
suit
aigaiust
(he
logging
companv
1
or
nearly
u.uou
damages
n.
the
Supreme
Court
lal
week.
Mr.
.lustier
.Morrison
gav
judgment
for
(he
plain
I
ill's,
rul
ing
(hat
Hie
eonipany
wasuegli
period
of
hot
weather
ami
idroughl.
when'
the
whole
enun-
'tryside
vas
in
an
inflammable
condition.
Jllll
his
Lordship
ttinifessed
himself
til
I
nrly
perplexed
by
Hi-conflicting
nature
or
the
evidence
adduced
as
lo
the
exact
nature
of
Hie
damage
done
to
the
property'
ami
to
llio
rrnpa
grown
upon
it
by
ntian
Sims.
I'mnlins
out
that
reputable
witnesses
for
both
side's
gave
d'aiuelrieally
op
posing
lesimnu
oit
tin
phase
of
the
action;
Mr
.lus'iee
Morri-
snj
siiw-'ested
a
mediator
and
as
a
result
Mr.
Palmer,
who
is
an
expert
horlieulitinili-l
and
Agriculturalist,
was
app"inieti.
IRISH
PARTY
REACH
CANADA
Brogue
of
Ulster
and
Armagh
Heard
In
Winnipeg
Union
Station
It
-
WL.IPKG,YiApi1l
8.
Th
broaue
of
Grtl"
north
or
Ireland
reounded
in
the
I'nion
slaliou
here
last
nil,
when
I
lie
first
lrih
parti-
nf)
rou-idirahe
size
of
the
Ai?im
arrived
on
the
third
Caimdiaii
National
immi
gration
peeial
o
far
this
week
rrom
the
S.S.
Alitunia.
Several
prosperous
fainifie
from
nle
Armagh
ami
other
northern
counties
were
Included
in
the
large
group
of
youiw
single
men
from
the
same
district
making
III
pefMins
in
nil.
Among
Ihem
was
John
J.
Campbell,
who
worked
some
year
at
farm
work
ju
Manitoba
about
n
decade
aun,
hihI
has
now"
nrrled
with
his
wire
and
three
rliiMren
to
mak.-
..,.,-
MMin-wiirry
in
me
I
Ill'M'
ramilies.
Together
wilhi
Ihose
included
in
the
parly
or,
12'
Koglisb
are
being
settled
under
the
3,000
family
sehrm.'.
The
balance
of
the
train
wn.
made
up
or
1"Z
Ukraiiiaus,
it
NorwcKian-',
eiglit
of
other
nationalities,
oil
whom
.
wero
liooked
by
C.N.M.
colonization
officials
immediately
on
arrival
lo
points
in
the
west
where
farm
work
was
awaiting
litem.
The
rirsl
party
booked
by
lip
Hrilish
settlement
society,
nine
Irish,
were
on
Hits
train
ami
nr-beim:
placed
by
Hie
society
Winnipeg
represeulatUc.
I
HIS
DEATH
,
;
!
IS
MYSTERY
.,
i
Vancouver
Police
Seeking
to
Unravel
Circumstances
of
Lulu
'Island
Rancher's
Demise
VANCOLVKII,
April
8.
The
police
are
seeking
a
young
girl
in
the
hope
of
clearing
up
the!
mystery
surrounding
Ihe
death
or
Johif
Mclcalf,
middle
agtd;
i.uiii
,isiann
rcsifjeni,
who
was
rouml
dead
on
Wednesday
afternoon
in
a
Granville
Street
rooming.
house.
Tlio
man
cnKaig"ed
the
roomfi
on
Tuesday
ami
was
ac
companied
by
a
glrl
wiio
lie
said)
wu-i
lo
haMi
been
a
nurse
for
the
family
which
was
coining
laler.
Melcair
was,
last
seen
alive
at
10
o'clock
Tuesday
night,.
Hie,
girl
having
Iert"nevnilHi(jurs
earlier.
'Ihe
cause
of
jhelJeath
Is
a
Radio
ELECTRIC
DEALERS
WIRELESS
REPORT
8
a.m.
IiltillY
ISLAM.
Haiiiing,
light
southeast
wlml:
barometer.
2'J.Si;
temperature.
DO;
sea
"inootb:
10
p.m.
out
sleamei
Prince
t(ieorj.-e
-northbound:
K
p.m.
spoke
s'leitmer
Mogul
lert
Stewart
Tor
Anyox.
DKAIi
lltKi:
POINT.
llaro-ineter.
.10.10:
temperature,
UK.
lll'LI.
IIAItltOll.
Overeast.
xlrnns
southea'l
wlml;
bam-
meler,
SIMI;
leniperalure.
17:
sea
iiMMlerole;
fi
p.m.
spnkr
-learner
Tanaua,
Port
Town-end
for
Keiehlkan,
.103
mile.-
from
Port
T'lwnsend;
7.:0
p.m.
spoU
learner
(iray
abeui
Ijgg
IsI.ih-1
bound
for
Orean
Falls:
8
n.m.
poke
lug
li'iv
Scott.
fle
milys
oulli
of
Nuinu,
bound
for
Ocean
Falls;
8.10
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Culal.i
at
Soinlula
mtrlbbouud:
n.iit.
spoke
aleiitner
llailiaulj
Seattle
for
Ki-tcbikait,
156
miles
from
Ketebikau.
i
1
Noon
fUGHY
isi.AMi.
Ilamou
light
ullieut
wind:
lmrometer(
-y.5y:
temperuture,
5S;
se,i
"iniMitb.
IHLI
rilKi;
POINT.
Itaro-ineleK
.10.16;
liHiiperalnre.
10
HULL
II
Allium.
-Cloudy,
.-aim
barometer.
JU.Iia;
temperatures:
sea
moUi:
H.:o
li.m.
sirnk-molorsbip
l.illi-lii.ni
abeam
lion'
lliirbor
PiiiiiI
limiiiil
f,,r
Oi-r.u
Falls.
SYNOPSIS
OF
LAND
ACT
AMENDMENTS
PRE-EMPTIONS
Vacant.
unrrvl.
sunry1
Crown
land
may
lx
tir-mpto!
by
Drl(UI)
aul
Jecta
over
It
yaara
of
aj
and
l
ull'-nt
on
ilclarlnc
Intentlotr
lo
IxHtinH
Htlll.li
ibjcts.
conditional
in
on
mldanc.
orcjpatlon.
jid
Irr.pf
ova
tm-nt
f-r
agricultural
urioen
Full
lnfornintlon
com-ernlnn
riu-Uttlons
.
recurdlne
pra-rmptlona
l
given
in
Itulletln
No.
1,
IjtnJ
Bart,
"How
lu
Pre-ntipt
lind."
copies
of
tihlcli
can
b
obulntd
frea
of
charts
ty
addreaalns
the
lpartmant
of
Lands.
Vk-toria,
RC
or
to
any
Oo-
Utcvrd,
will
bs
cranttd
covtrlnt
only
Un-I
sultalda
for
agricultural
turvo,
and
which
Is
not
tlinbr
land.
Is,
t-arrylnjr
ofr
1.000
board
ftct
ir
ncre
wt
of
th
Cot
IUns
and
B.OOU
rest
per
acr.
aat
of
tbat
I
tang.
Appllcatlone
for
pre-emption,
art
to
ba
addrcsaol
to
the
Lund
Com.
mUsloncr
of
tli
Land
Itacordlna:
1)1
vlalon.
In
which
tha
land
applied
for
Is
situated,
and
are
mads
an
printed
forms,
copies
of
which
can
be
obtained
from
ths
Land
Commissioner.
I're-tmptlons
must
be
occupied
for
five
years
and
Improvements
mads
to
value
of
110
per
acre,
Including
clearing
and
cultivating
at
least
five
acres,
before
a
Crown
tlrant
can
be
received,
For
more
detailed
Information
sss
the
bulletin
"How
to
l're-erapt
Land."
PURCHASE
t
Application
are
received
for
purchase
of
vacant
and
unreserved
Crown
tanda.
not
being
tlmberland.
for
agricultural
purposes;
minimum
price
for
flrat-class
(arable)
land
Is
J5
per
acre,
and
aecond-claas
(grai
lngl
land
tUO
per
acre.
Further
In
formation
regarding
purchase
or
lease
of
Crown
lands
Is
given
In
bulletin
No.
10,
Land
Herles,
"Purchase
and
Lease
of
Crown
Lands."
Mill,
factory,
or
Industrial
sites
o
timber
land,
not
exceeding
40
acres,
may
be
purchased
or
leased,
the
conditions
including
payment
of
stumpage.
HOMESITE
LEASES
Unsurveyed
areas,
not
exceeding'
JO
acres,
may
be
leaaed
as
homesltes,
conditional
upon
a
dwelling
being
erected
In
the
first
yesr,
title
being
obtainable
after
residence
and
Improvement
conditions
are
fulfilled
and
land
has
been
surveyed,
LEASES
For
grating
and
Industrial
pur
poses
arena
not
exceeding
040
acres
may
be
leased
by
one
person
or
a
company.
QRAZINQ
Under
the
Orating
Act
the
Province
Is
divided
Into
grating
districts
and
the
range
admlnlstsred
undsr
a
Orating
Commissioner.
Annual
grating
permits
ars
Issued
based
en
numbers
ranged,
priority
bslng
given
to
established
owners.
Btoclcownsri
may
form
associations
for
rang
management.
Free,,
or
partly
free,
penults
are
available
for
eettlera,
oa
papers
and
travellers.
u'
U
lea
DIAMONDS
The
April
Blrthstono.
Wo
offer
you
as
fine
a
selection
of
Diamonds
as
y0u
will
find
In
most
any
ttoro
In
Canada,
at
prices
equal
to
and
far
cheaper
than
many.
Wo
buy
for
"spot
cash"
direct
from
brokers
in
Europe
A
good
endorsement
which
conies
from
public
at!
proval
Is
the
growth
and
success
of
our
business.
This
is
the
oldest
established
Jewellery
Mouse
(n
tl,.
city
and
It
will
pay
you
to
Inspect
our
stock.
Our
expert
workmen
make
special
designs
of
exclusive
Jewellery.
OPTICAL
DEPARTMENT.
Our
Optometrist
has
had
27
yoars'
experience,
satlj.
faction
guaranteed.
Max
Heilbroner
The
Diamond
House
of
the
North
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
THURSDAY
ONLY,
7
and
0
P.M.
Blanche
Sweet
in
"The
New
Commandment"
A
slr.iiige
.Ir.Mii.i
il
imlb
i,i,
Imr
Tin
m
'
ol
I'l.uiilii
-
lb.-
gn
wbn
had
lien
IkiUI
i
Its-
Wi.
-
.
lilartre
ami
tin-
..
who
li.nl
tnnt
in
re
li,ip.
,
Warped
hie
grope
tbi
ii
w.n
hand
in
li.mit
In
li
,
From
hr
lip
he
ht'ind
(lie
new
in
iii.iimI
rn-1
1
plu
fur
all
liver.
pn-lh
i-(1iiik-
.md
.nn.Mm.1.
g
cat
:
Blanche
Sweet,
Ben
Lyon,
Holbrook
Bllnn,
Qsorfle
Cooper,
Lucius
Henderson,
Dorothy
Cummlngs
COMEDY
-"OH!
BHIDQET."
With
Walter
Hlers.
AESOP'S
FILM
FABLES.
35c
and
10c
OUTSTANDING
VALUES
in
Mens
Suits
la
Itlue
Herringbone
Yui
-i.
.l.
-n,gb-
..ml
double
brt-,
Mpenal
$25.00
Acme
Importers
Third
Fishermen's
Supplies
FISH
LINES,
HOOK8,
ROPES,
TWINES,
FISH
NETTING
AND
TROLLING
GEAR,
OIL
AND
RUBBER
CLOTHING,
GROCERIES.
Compare
Our
Prices
Avenue
your
Lipsett,
Cunningham
&
Co.
Ltd.
Second
Avonue
and
McBride
St.
HAVE
YOU
GOT
Overalls
for
the
Gyro
Hoedown
Dance
Friday,
April
9
Kitchen
Overalls
-
-
-
from
$2.00
up
Jabour
Bros.,
Ltd.