UitU
PAGE
SIX
rem
W5
Thls
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
Hie
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
lirilish
Columbia.
RIG
REDUCTIONS
All
Woollen
G00&
Reduced
STOCK
MUST
CO
Ladies'
Combinations.
$3.25.
Ladies'
?2.00.
Ladies'
$1.50.
Girls'
Sale
........
Combinations,
Sale
Combinations,
Sale
Combinations,
$1.50.
Sale
Girls'
Combinations,
$1.50.
Sale
Girls'
Combinations,
$1.50.
.Sale
Just
arrived
new
nent
of
Elasco
Wool,
shades,
2
balls
Monarch
Brush
Wool,
2
$2.75
retf.
$1.50
re,'.
$1.15
ret;.
$1.05
retf.
$1.15
retr.
$1.25
All
.
35c
balls
.
45c
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Have
Your
Eyes
Examined
Poor
eyes
and
poor
glasses
are
a
pitiful
combination.
-Good
glasses
will
make
good
eyes
of
poor
eyes.
If
your,
present
glasses
do
not
suit
your
eyes
for
any
reason,
you
are
criminally
negligent
of
your
future
if
you
do
not
secure
the
proper
glasses
at
once.
Lowest
prices.
Expert
service.
A.
E.
IRELAND
Graduate
Optometrist
319
Third
Avenue
Opposite
U.W.V.A.
WOOD
Dry
Jack
inc.
Cedar,
Kirch
and
Spruce
Per
load
$6.50
Per
half
load
$3.50
Per
sack
COc
1-irclightern,
48
for
$1.00
delivered.
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
580
Night
or
Day
WE
KUV
BOTTLES.
Dr.Aliexander
Smith
Block
Phone
573
DENTIST
CONSTRUCTION
WORK
AT
FUN
FLON
MINE
PROCEEDS
STEADILY
WINNIPEG,
March
14
Construction
work
at
the
Ftln
Flon
Mine,
in
the
Central
Manitoba
mineral
belt.
Is
progressing
favorably,
officials
of
the
company
report.
About
100
men
are
employed:
la
the
operations
at
present
and
It
Is
(expected
that
the
new
concentration
'plant
being
erected
on
the
property
will
be
operating
this
month.
The
early
freeze-up
last
fall
held
up
transportation
ot
same
of
the
machinery,
but
the
delay
has
now
breu
made
up.
The
entire
plant
was
conveyed
to
the
u"i"
uuuer
h.
uver
conditions.
A
wireless
plant
has
been
erected,
and
today
the
mine
Is
In
-
dally
communication
with
the
outside
world.
ASSESSOR
GIVES
DENCE
HIS
EVN
(continued
from
page
one)
tatlons.
The
property
of
the
Canadian
National
Railway
was,
In
most
Instances,
adjacent
or
near
to
subdivided
property
which
he
had
been
called
upon
to
assess.
He
compared
the
values
of
the
different
portions
of
the
company's
property
with
the
subdivided
city
property.
In
most
cases
a
lower
valuation
had
been
placed
on
the
company's
holdings
than
on
the
city
property
and,
as
far
as
he
knew,
no
appeals
had
been
made
this
year
against
the
assessment
of
this
property
which
he
was
comparing
with
the
company's
property.
iioti:i,
siti:
,
Referring
to
that
parcel
of
the
company's
holdings
on
Second
Avenue,
In
which
the
excavation
for
the
hotel
alte:
was
made,
the
assessor
said
that
he
had
taken
the
assessed
value
of
the
property
on
the
other
side
of
the
street
and
had
given
the
company
a
lower
assessment,
i
In
referring
to
the
possibilities
of
the
'
city,
Mr.
McLennan
claimed
that
Prince
Rupert
was
the
centre
of
a
great
em-,
plre
In
the
north
which
was
very
rich'
in
natural
resources.
He
believed
that
TO
EUROPE
MAKE
RESERVATIONS
KOW
IKO.M
SAINT
JOHN'
To
l.lirrpuol
IMar.
18
MjntnMrn
Mar.
25
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Apl.
2
Montrose
Apl.
8'
Montcalm
To
Cltrrboiirg-soutliamjiloii-Antwerp
Apl.
14
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To
(Jhi'Row
Mar.
31
Meltta
Apl.
13
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To
Antwerp
Mar.
24
Marloch
March
29
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Apl.
7
,
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t
Via
Greenock.
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to
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M
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jr
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any
segment
of
the
Spine
U
In
sn
abnormal
rouoon
ssSi'
(tubluxation)
rreuure
U
produced
on
the
nerve
trunks
at
that
point
and
ducuc
dr
elope.
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Service.
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Evenings
Kooms
6
&
7,
Exchange
Block
Phone
6'Jl
Clothing
Manufacturer
HAS
OPENING
in
Sales
Department
for
two
men
of
good
appearance
and
character
to
sell
guaranteed
made-to-measure
suits
at
$20.50.
Must
be
satisfied
with
$30
weekly
to
nturt.
Experience!
unnecessary
hut
must
be
workers.
Give
full
particulars
in
first
letter.
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M.
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4G0
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W.,
Toronto.
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;mi
i
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that
has
food
value
As
well
as
a
most
delicious
flavor
and
aroma
For
the
business
man's
luncheon
it
is
incomparable
A
DISTINGUISHED
DIETITIAN
ONCE
SAID
"ft
soothes
both
stomach
and
brain"
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ONLY
BY
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1780
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at-MhU
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lit
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.
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Strawberry
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.
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lb.
tin
.
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lb.
tin
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Jam,
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tin
7.)c
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tin
73c
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lb.
tin
63c
Orange
Marmalade,
4
lb.
tin.
.
63c
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Jam,
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lb.
tin
.
.
63c
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Best
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Plum
Jam
50c
CANNED
FRUITS
Malkin's
Best
or
Pvoyat
City
Pure
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in
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2's.
Peaches,
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Apricots,
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3
Tins
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J3c
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bottles
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C
bottles
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..
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Limited
Phones
45
und
574.
DORCHESTER,
MASS.
Canadian
Mills
at
Montreal
Booklet
cf
Choice
Krcipej
sent
free
the
town
was
going
to
grow
and
had
taken
this
Into
consideration,
when
making
up
his
assessment.
Mr.
Jones
was
still
examining
the
witness
when
adjournment
was
taken
at
5:30
until
Saturday
evening.
and
Moresby
Avenue,
witness
claimed
that
It
was
commercially
possible
to
use
this
for
railway
purposes
by
connecting
up
with
Morse
creek
entrance,
or
at
the
other
end
of
the
section
where
It
was
possible
to
connect
with
the
main
When
court
resumed
In
the
evening.
line.
The
late
David
H.
Hays
had
toldCiaU
11
Skeeua
land
District.
District
of
Queen
WATEUI'KONT
rillt:ilTY
,
tlou
30,
Township
3.
Graham
Inland.
B.C.
,
A.
J.
GORDON.
Dated
December
17
Locator.
1926
CANADIAN
SERVICE
From
Halifax
To
Plymouth-Hsvrt-Lontfon
Alleluia
...
Mm-.
jn
A-miiia
..
Apr.
I
To
Lontfofitftrry
and
Olaigow
l.lilu
...
.Mar.
IS
To
Qussnttown
and
Liverpool
Aiirania
Apr.
1
1
From
New
York
,
To
Que.ntlown
and
Liverpool
ian.hU
...
Mar.
Ill
AUinila
...
Mar.
?V
To
Cherbourg
and
Southampton
Aiu
t.iuia
....
Mnr.
in,
pr.
vii.
Mav
11
llc;inxi-a
Mir.
i.
T.
Mav
H
Mauri-lsiiia
Apr.
ts.
Vsv
.
xijas
to
what
be
meant
whtu
he
said
that
iu
bcnavnairrf
.no
talligow
l.rtltia
.
.
Mar.
sK.
slcdnnla
.
.
Apr.
1
property
In
North
Vancouver,
which
had
about
the
same
population
as
Prince
Rupert,
census
town
was
growing
and
would
continue
to
grow.
t
At
9
JO
the
witness
was
turned
over
to
Mr.
Alexander
for
cross-examination
and
was
Immediately
asked
as
to
value
of
real
estate
In
the
boom
days
In
Prince
Rupert.
Witness
said
that
he
had
bought
a
double
corner
on
Second
Avenue
at
the
auction
sale
for
S5.G00.
His
Lcrdshlp
Interrupted
to
ask
whether
he
had
kissed
his
money
good
bye?
The
court
was
evidently
startled
when
the
assessor
related
that
two
years
afterwards
he
had
sold
the
property
for
58,000
and
had
been
paid
for
It
In
cold
cash.
Questioned
further
by
Mr.
Alexander
he
had
taken
the
future
of
the
city
Into
consideration,
when
he
had
determined
the
values,
the
witness
said
Hiat
the
city
would
grow
the
aame
as
San
Pedro-grew
or
Vancouver
grew.
"I
believe
that
we
have
a
vast
empire
of
Traveller
natural
resources
back
of
us"
was
the
In
which
the
witness
referred
to
the
future
possibilities
of
the
city.
Later
he
referred
to
the
Peace
River
country,
which
counsel
was
not
dls-posed
to
lake
seriously,
and
Mr.
McLen
nan
then
said
"I
believe
Prince
Rupert
is
the
logical
and
natural
outlet
for
the
Peace
River
district
and
those
are
the
exact
words
which
81r
Henry
Thornton
used
when
In
this
city."
cknm's
rim
iu:s
The
line
of
questioning
then
changed
to
the
census
figures
and
how
they
had
recorded
the
progress
of
the
city
since
1921.
It
being
10
o'clock,
adjournment
was
then
taken
until
10
o'clock
this
morning,
when
Mr.
Alexander
continued
to
cross
examine
the
city
assessor.
After
the
opening
ot
the
court
this
morning,
adjournment
was
taken
tor
a
few
minutes
to
permit
His
Lordship
to
view
certain
property
of
the
railway
company
front
the
elevated
point
where
the
totem
polo
is
situated.
J.
C.
McLennan,
who
was
on
the
stand
at
the
adjournment
on
Saturday
'
eventntF.
warn
nvw.MamtnMl
hv
vv
Apricot
Jam,
4
lb,
tin
.......
65c
Alexander
when
the
session
reconvened.
Greengage
Jam,
4
lb.
tin
....
63c
and
answered
several
Questions
as
to
the
conduct?
of
the
court
ot
revision.
Mr.
Nlchol
and
Mr.
McLarnon,
who
were
In
attendance
at
the
opening'
sessions
of
the
court
of
revision"
did
not
remain
until
the
work
was
completed
but
left
the
city,
witness
said.
The
company
did
not
have
representation
at
the
sessions
after
these
gentlemen
had
left
the
city
Continuing
his
cross-examination,
Mr.
Alexander
was
Informed,
that
there
were
11.000
lots
,
In
the
city
and
of
this
number
about
1,500
as
,
far
as
he
knew
were
occupledjat
the
presenv
thne.
The
wit
hss
was,
not
able
to
say
as
to
the
num.
ber
of
tax
sals
lots
held
by
the
city
In
1832
and
did
not
dispute
the
suggestion
of
counsel
that
the
number
was
300
and
mat
in
1827
the
number
amounted
to
BOO.
MKTIIOI)
)K
V.i.l!INO
Several
questions,
were
asked
as
to
the
msnner
of
arriving
at
the
value
of
the
waterfront
property;
and
the
assessor
said
that
there-
were
several
things
taken
Into
consideration,
Includlnj
depth
cf
water
and
accessibility.
The
land
under
the
watrr.
In
his
opinion,,
had
a
value
apart
from
the
land
above'
the
water.
Tho
next
witness
called
by
the
city!
was
Ex-Aid.
Collart
who
related
his
ex-1
uerlence
In
the
city
service.
He
had'
.been
alderman
for
three
years
and
during
that
time
had
been
a
member
ot
I
the
court
of
revision.
lie
had
gone
over
I
the
astMtment
roll
and
considered
the
values
placed
on
tho
various
parcels
by
'
the
asscasor
were
fair.
Aid.
M.
M.
Stephens
was
the
next.
I
witness
called
by
-Mr.
Jones
to
support
j
the
city's
contention
that
the
assess-
j
i
merit
was
fair.
The
witnoss
had
been
;
In
the
elly
for
over
18
years
and
had
been
In
the
real
catato
and
Insurance'
business.
He
described
the
proceedings'
or
tho
court
of
revision
and
spoke
of
I
Mr.
Nichols
and
Mr.
McLarnon
leavini;
the
city
before
the
proceedings
were
I
finished.
As
a
member'
of
the
court
he
hsd
attended
all,
the
sessions
and
also
the
other
times
when
the
court
visited
the
property
under
review.
His
conclusion
was
that
the
assessment
of
the
propel
l
y
was
fair.
AMI.
STKHIK.NS
Speaking
of
the
parcel,
which
Is
situated
between
Park
Avenue
and
Moresby
Avenue.
Aid.
Stephens
said
that
be
believed
that
this
area
could
tetwed
as
part
ot
the
railway
company's
yards.
In
conducting
the
cross
examination
of
Mr.
Stephens,
Mr.'
Alexander
asked
If
he
had
heard
the
evidence
of
Mr.
Tobcy
when
he
had
said
that
there
wasMifflclent
trackage
here
for
a
city
at
50.000
people.
The
witness
said
that
he
had
not
'
heard
that
but
he
did
know
that
the
railway
company
s
planning
on
certain
additions
to
Its
yard
area
and
It
had
been
In
nffotia-tlon
over
using
the
Cow
Day
property
for
the
purpose.
Adjournment
was
taken
for
lunch
and.
upon
the
resumption
of
the
cotm
at
3
o'clock.
Mr
Alexander
continued
hla
eroawaamlnatlon
of
Aid.
Stephen.
8ome
men
reach
the
age
of
discretion
too
late
in
life
to
be
able
to
sppre-
the
assessor
was
questioned
as
to
the
'him.
that
the
company
had
proposed
to
'
rJ.J
SUI'ltFMF
("OMIT
OF
company's
holdings
between
Park
Ave.
use
this
area
for
that
purpose
and
he"
itm'riuii
'ni
t
iti
m
IWWMI
LUI.U.M
IJ1A.
1
believed
that
was
so
or
the
eomnanv'
LAND
ACT
j
would
not
have
held
on
td
the
property.'
He
I'KIM'i:
Itt
I
I
ItT
HVIiltd.l
I.I.CTItK
Charlotte
Islands.
in
arriving
at
a
valuation
of
the.
TAKE
NOTICB
that
sixty
days
aftet
;..,,,
,,
,,,..
,
.
MM:
ItV
OKDl.K
III'
TIIK
COI
ttT
date.
I
Intend
to
apply
to
the
Chle(
P
r
T'
1
n
j
UlBt
he
TAKE
NOTICE
that
pursuant
to
the
Commissioner
of
Lands
for
a
licence
to
I
had
ascertained
the
valuation
placed
on1
order
of
Mr.
Justice
D.
A.
McDonald
prospect
for
coal
and
petroleum
over
640
1
"
property
7
of
the
aame
kind
nu
In
Vancou-'d',ttd
,rouu
lnc
,8th
d
February.
19X1.
In
"t
acres
of
land
bounded
as
follows:
i.
bondholders'
action
Intituled
I.,
ik.
Commencing
at
a
post
planted'at
the;ver-
nd
Preceded
to
quote
flgurea
as
southwest
corner
of
Section
36,
Town-,
to
the
values
which
had
been
"placed
on
80
chains:
thence
north
80
chains:
thence
lnce
"""king
up
the
assessment
roll.
west
80
chains;
thence
south
80
chains
ascertained
the
values
of
waterfront
to
point
of
commencement.
h"ln&
Sec
t
tWI'ANV
MM
1
1
Ml
Supreme
court
of
n.-ltlsh
Columbia
be
tween
The
Royal
Trust
Company
and
Prince
Rupert
llydrc-Elertric
Company
Limited
and
others,
being
R
1603
1816.
brought
to
enforce
the
trusts
ot
an
Indenture
dated
the
30th
day
of
June.
1011.
tenders
are
Invited
by
Oeorxe
Edward
Winter
the
Receiver
appointed
by
an
order
of
this
Court
dated
th
lath
A
year
ago
he
had
taken
the
?'
?'
aepmriorr.
mip.
and
the
dec
re
of
the
city
and
felt
that
the
TuJXStZZ.
iS'iS
u
an
me
remaining
propertied
a
IK!
asaelx
of
the
said
Company.
The
MM
profer-
w
are
aescriDea
as
lot
lows:
1.
That
certain
parcel
of
land
ant
remises
situate
in
the
Province
ol
Iritlih
Columbia
more
nartleuUrtv
u.
scribed
as
Lot
635.
Ranee
8.
Coast
Dia-
trlct.
containing
loo
urea
more
cr
les
2.
That
certain
Darrel
of
land
and
premises
situate
in
the
Province
of
British
Columbia
more
mrtirnUrlv
scribed
as
Lot
13S6.
Ran
5.
Coast
Dis
trict,
containing
37
81
100
acres
more
or
les.
eareptlng
thereout
a
trlp
ot
land
om
chain
In
width
measured
from
highwater
mark.
3.
mat
certain
Darcel
of
land
and
premise
situate
in
the
Coast
District
Province
of
Drltlsh
Columbia,
and
ware
particularly
described
a.
Lot
003.
RAnae
.
containing
33
60
100
.acres
more
or
4.'
Maps
deallnc
with
sunm
r
drainage
areas
fol
ifall
and
runoff
data,
delgna
cf
dams.
Dower
nlanu.
inim.
mission
lines
and
reserving
station
for
ruin
auu
rvnaiaaa
Hirers
development,
and
plana
ot
works.
Tne
Receiver
ts
lnformrd
th.i
ik
above
lands
oarerls
1.
7
and
3
wm
m.
lecled
bv
the
engineers
of
the
Prtne
Rupert
Hydro-Electric
Company
Limited
as
being
suitable
site
for
the
construe-
uon
oi
water
power
plants.
Tenders
may
be
made
tor
all
the
aald
uarcri
viKcmrr
or
lor
one
or
mnra
srparairiv.
'articular
and
condition
nf
uii.
mav
be
hsd
urn
application
at
the
office
nf
Messrs.
Hidden,
stead,
llodret
At
winter,
iianrc
or
Nova
rV-Dtia
Duildin
Vancouver,
or
at
the
office
if
tiw.
n
,.
derslgned.
DATED
the
2i.d
dsv
if
Msrrh
1027
'
WILSON.
WHEALLER
to
8YME8
8o"nlt'1,
rr
Plsinuff
'
C40
Pender
Street
West.
Vancouver
B
C
"Pacific"
a
Proven
Milk
rvimsiTri)
Hi
Pacific
Milk
meets
the
two
lending
requirements
of
evaporated
milk.
One
It
is
perfectly
fresh
and
Mwcet.y
Two
It
has
proven
Itself
entirely
satisfactory
for
all
cooking
purposes.
There
is
a
great
deal
of
evidence
to
prove
this
second
claim.
For
one
thing
we
have
over
1200
letters
written
by
women
who
use
it.
PACIFIC
MILK
llmil
Office,
Vancouver,
I'm
tor
leu
ot
l.urinrr
and
Aliliurnl.
George
Rorie
CHARTERED
ACCOUNT-ANT
AND
AUDITOR
I'hone
387
rlj
Second
Avenoe
West,
Prince
Rupert
II'!
I
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I
faBW
mfmrn
ffll
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i
t
11
CSS
!.ll
UW
ji1
4
iW
bJII
la.NMl
if
T
HUM
T
LI
.w
When
Pay
Day
Comes
Hh
first
claim
you
should
on
mv
rln
.'.
.
mct
mm
time
of
sickness
or
unemplLj
your
money
is
your
best
friS
you
have
saved
it.
u
Tl,crc
comes
a
time
lor
all
0f
UlU
al.il.ty
to
earn
murt
cease.
Your
rT?
Utrd
uvinct
must
then
tale
the
pK.
VOlir
nrmvnt
5mln
l"
01
A
tor
npy
ot
our
tnolM
ti,
,
The
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
Plincc
II
u
pert
branch
F.
E.
Rohertso;i,
M
r
j;-
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
MONDAY
ONLY.
7
and
9
p.m.
BUCK
JONES
-
In
"The
Fighting
Buckaroo
SAI.I.V
I.ON,
E.
J.
KATH.U'TK
and
U
m-r.
,
COMEDY
-IIUSTLRS
NARROW
HSt
API!
I
NTER.N
A
I
I
ON
A
I.
N
EN
S
Admission
.........3ic
and
:
The
$&itaJJb
Stae
We
ore
the
Sole
AjrmU
fcr
the
ORIGINAL
1
OILET
LUXURIES
Hy
MOKNV
01
IJi'ifi
nt
Siret.
Ignition
"tllAMINADir
"JUNK
R0.SK8"
-.MYSTiJMKl
E
"VIOI.iriTE
.MORN
i
ROSE
VERM
INK
These
famous
Perfume
and
Powder
mi
.
Court
and
capital
of
Kurom.
Their
rant
quli:
injr
fragrance
have
won
them
the
approval
of
both
in
Europe
and
Amerlcn.
We
have
the
Perfume.
Toilet
Water,
Fate
P
Salve,
Rath
Salts,
Lath
Dustintr
Powder,
Soap
;
r
and
Shaving
Soap
In
wooden
bowls.
ORMES
LTD.
The
Plnnrrr
I)rui"ril
Thr'
IIi'i'inliTi'd
i'r
3rd
Avenue
anil
Cth
Street
Phone
Dr.
1
F.
Maguk
announces
the
Opening
of
his
new
Dental
Offices
on
Monday
-
-
March
U
in
the
Alder
Block,
over
Ormes
Phone
525
for
appointment
Phone
525