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Srhiildint
Qualities
The
Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
H.
F.
PULLEN
-
Managing
Editor.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION.
'
'INRIRTRYFAIR
ladies'
music
club.
IMuami
rrtm
MEETING
YESTERDAY
Thursday,
April
14,
lD27.ntV
GOVERNOR
GENERAL
IS
COMING
HERE.
'
'Before
another
issue
of
the
Daily
News
appears,
HisExcellency
the
Governor
General,
Lady
Willingdon
and
suite
will
'have
arrived
IrrPrince
Rupert
to
pay
an
official
call.
K:w1li'
bcMheir
fir.4t
visit
here
and
it
is
the
unanimous
hope
of
all
that
Lord
and
Lady
Willing-
!
WAS
SUCCKSS"
CAVUIA
'.MIT
KEI'ltKKXTEII
Al'tOl
IN'TKUEKTEIl
acted
with
the
Dominions
and
Northern
Europe.
New
accounts
were
opened
with
Poland.
Australia,
and
New
Zealand
for
banjos
and
jazz
band
lnstru-
in
me
silver,
electro-plate,
cutlery
and
allied
trades
business
developed
to
an
exceptional
degree.
High-class
fitted
tables
and
cabinets
sold
well
In
Canada,
the
United
States.
Australia
and
New
Zealand.
One
exfllbltcr
of
electro-plate
and
cutlery
did
more
buslnss
than
at
.'hree
or
four
previous
fairs,
securing
orders
for
hundreds
of
dozens
of
pocket
(knives
and
similar
lines
from
practlc
don
will
obtain
a
favorable
impression
of
this
city.
It
will
be
one;aIiy
eytTJ
Dominion
and
coionr
nd!
of
the
newest
communities
they
have
seen
in
their
travels
which
from
many
other
parts
of
the
world,
have
been
extensive
covering,
as
far
as
the
Governor
General
at
least1
satisfactory
uf.sii.ts
is
concerned,
'almost
all
parts
of
the
world.
,
fXTZ
TZ
talned
In
leather
and
leather
goods.
To
Lord
Willingdon,
as
well
as
his
lady,
Prince
Rupert
will
)The
orders
and
inquiries
were
world-
extend
'a
hearty
welcome.
Not
only
as
the
representative
of
the!'de.
wlth
th
United
states
and
can-
King"
and
the
factor
that
binds
Canada
to
the
beloved
British
Empire,
jB1&'
buying
heavily.
jThere
was
good
but
also
as
a
scholar
and
statesman
of
long
standing
in
his
country's
I
business
in
expanding
suit
cases
both
at
service,
he
will
be
honored
at
Prince
Rupert
as
in
every
other
place
!hoi"e
"nd
orod-
thU
beln
on
oh
his
tour.
We
hope
and
know
that
such
humble
means
as
may!,ne
b"tlIns
,lne
mon
trun
nd
be
in
our
power
to.
receive
him
will
be
appreciated
in
his
usual
itgs'
.,rnl,.
mann
Wfcon
P,!no
T?,t
1
rA
u'lili
u'
ntUlUtly
smaller
but
equally
note-
will
be
meeting
the
King's
right
hand
man
and
it
is
fitting
that
their"!.:"
T
JT-f
occasion
should
be
duiy
celeorated.
LADY
WILLINGDON
IS
NOTED
WOMAN.
As
Lady
'Willingdon.
will
speak
before
a
public
gathering
here,
she
will
command
no
less
a
reception
than
that
which
will
be
extended
her
illustrious
husband.
She
was
born
andtbred
"in
Sussex,
the
third
and
youngest
living
daughter
of
Lord
Brassey,
first
earl
of
that
name,
and
of
Lady
Brassey,
whose
adventures
in
the
Sunbeam
have
been
so
eloquently
recorded
by
herself.
Lady
Willingdon
is
Norman
on
her
father's
side
and
Saxon
on
her
mother's.
She
wa
married
to
Freeman
Freeman-Thomas
in
.1892
when
she
was
only
16.
-.
She
was
awarded
the
Order
of
Mercy
and
First
Class
of
the
iKaiser-i-IIind
gold
medal
for
war
service
in
India.
Her
son,
Gerard
Frederick,
was
"missing"
at
the
battle
of
Aisne
in
1914
and
his
fate
is
unknown.
Her
Excellency,
it
is
said,
is
extremely
fond
ot'
gardening.
"Gardening
is
in
the
blood
of
the
English
people,"
I
objects
of
the
Fair
to
encourage
British
makers
to
render
the.
country
less
dependent
on
Germany
for
these
goods.
states
a
writer,
"and
no
class
has
escaped
the
spell
of
'grubbing
Birmingham
section
of
the
British
weeds
from
gravel-paths
with
broken
dinner-knives.'
the
charm
has
;
industries
Fair,
held
at
castle
Brom-fallen
on
ministers
and
murderers,
kings
and
prophets,
philosophers
v.lch
r,s,
in
every
respect
the
and
poets,
upon
men
of
every
creed
and
occupation"-4and
it
hasjmost
successful
of
the
series,
in
an
fallen
upon
Lady
Willingdon,
who,
like
her
predecessor,
Lady
Byng,
j
official
statement
the
orders
placed
will
continue
to
make
of
the
gardens
of
Rideau
Hall
"things
of
during
the
Fair
were
estimated
at
4.-
"There's
nothing
prim
and
proper
about
Lady
Willingdon,"
as-ccrue
to
exhibitors
during
the
next
serted
one
of
the
women
who
heard
her
speak
for
a
few
moments
twelve
months
was
placed
in
the
region
on
a
public
occasion,
"She's
free
and
easy."
And
"free
and
easy"rf
ti8,ooo.ooo
or
I20.ooo.ooo.
although
perfectly
dignified
is
Her
Excellency.
Her
vivacity
and
naturalness
are
already
doing
much
to
counteract
the
popular
butIC
T
pP
1
A
t
rmil.T
lilW
erroneous
impression
in
regifrd
to
aristocratic
British
aloofness.
!
0
1
LiiilLlZiXlL
J
i
Ji
She
is
delightfully
informal,
but
always
graceful.
Another
interest
which
Her
Excellency
admits
is
the
very
keen
one
which
she
has
In
things
Chinese.
It
is
not
so
long
ago
that
she"
returned
from
a
six-months'
visit
in
China
where
Lord
Willingdon
was
sent
aa
advisor
on
the
disposal
of
the
Boxer
Indemnities
returned
by
Great
Britain
!to
the
Chinese
government.
Lrfdy
Willingdon
praises
the
efficiency
and
organizing
ability
of
"Canadian
Women,
who,
she
states,
with
all
the
work
they
under-altejandicarry
through,
still
have
leisure
in.
whichUo-be
hospitable.
cillNESK
,K
VER.Y
'
'
.
(
i
!
UNCERTAIN
OUANTITV4
V:;
'"'
l
v
At
this
distance,
the
situation
in
China
seems
so
unstable
that
is
is
indeed
a
difficult
matter
to
predict
what
may
happen
next.
Two
or
even
one
week
ago,
none
would
have
thought
that
the
Cantonese
would
be
preparing
to
fight
the
Russian
Reds.
Nor
wouftl
one
have
anticipated
that
trouble
would
have
arisen
betweentyhe
Southern
authorities
and
the
labor
unions.
Nevertheless,
both
things
have
come
about
in
a
very
short
space
of
time.
One
.Would
judge
the
Chinese
mind
to
be
very
tractable
and
changeable:
The
world
hopes
that
they
may
be
as
easily
pursuaded
into
the
way"
of
peace
as
they
are
from
one
one
faction
to
the
other.
NESTLES
SWIITIkl
U
BWCSTXITS
tVAPORAItf
MTT-K
boiwitriMio
K
j
onceiitmt&f
richness
and
creaminess
ouragrag
business,
000.000.
while
the
business
likely
to
IS
DISCUSSED
MUX.
IUKNK
I'AHI.HY
AXI
IIOX.
iu:oiciK
iio.tni.KV
si'kak
ix
KIMXTOX
BDVtONTON,
April
14
(Canadlar
Press)
Hon.
Irene
Partby.
minister
without
portfolio,
brought
before
the
district-
conference
6fftbe
Women's
In-itltute.
some
of
the
'moat
viul
problems,
acts
and
amendments
being
Introduced
at
this
session
of
the
legislature.
An
tmendment
to
the
Domestic
Relations
Art
is
important,
in
that
its
defines
cruelty
aa
follows:
Cruelty
shall
not
be
confined
In
Its
meaning
to
conduct
which
creates
a
danger
to
life,
limb
or
health,
but
shall
Include
any
course
of
conduct
which
In
the
oplnlsn
of
the
court
Is
grossly
Insulting
and
Intolerable,
or
Is
of
such
a
character
that
the
person
seeking
the
separation
could
not
reasonably
be
expected
to
be
willing
to
live
with
the
other
after
he
or
she
lus
been
guilty
of
the
same.
There
is
also
a
section
dealing
with
the
maintenance
f
neglected
wives.
There
is
considerable
discussion
at
present
over
the
desirability
of
making
the1
father
take
an
oath
as
to
parenthood.
The
Judge
wUl
also
be
given
power
to
inquire
Into
the
means
of
the
parents,
and
make
arrangements
for
the
support
of
the
child.
The
minister
spoke
at
length
on
tbe
Act
which
Is
to
be
Introduced
dealing
with
the
sterilization
of
mental
defec
tives.
rk
uf
Si'hiimiinn
Mini
MrmlrNMiliii
Cumparnl
ut
SnUierlng
In
J;imiir-
j4f?llM.1n;lrlrtilJ.'r
Aftrrnrton
l,rvfriJ
-----
PThe
Ladies
Music
Ctl&.met
yesterday
afternoon
at'
the
Japanese
Mission,
the
LONDON.
April
14
Canadian
Pr0
'-prpgraci
which
had
as
lt
subject
a
-The
British
Industries
Fair.
1827.
has
i
comparison
cf
the
works
of
Robert
no
become
a
matter
of
history.
While
geaumann,
and
Felix
Mendelssohn-Bar-,
Canada
was
not
officially
represented,
a
ttholdy.
'twrf
'famous
German
composers,
i
considerable
number
of
Canadian
man-Lbetng
under
the
arrangement-of
Mrs.
H.
ufaeturlng
firms
were
In
evidence.
Theje.
Fraser
and
Mrs.
.
Darton.
Beside
an
,
fair
Had
a
distinct
educative
value,
and
,
interesting-'
paper
.on
the,
ttbjeet
which
those
who
were
"privileged
to
visit
u
was
read
by
jMr.
A..T.
Parkin,
the
pro-must
have
left
with
art
Intensified
com-1"
follows:
j
nrehm.ian
cf
the
Industrial
Dosslbllltles
;
Pl"
sclo
"Novelette"
Op.
31
(Schu-
of
the
Empire.
The
Empire
Marketing
Board
had
every
reason
to
be
satisfied
with
Its
participation.
There
were
Inquiries
which
promise
extended
business
In
BrltUh-mnde
cider
-and
"trustless
cheese:
manm.
Mrs.
F..
P.
Kenny.
Vccal
solo
"O
far
The
Wlugs
of
a
i
Dsvf
i
Mendelssohn
l,
Mrs.
Jarvla
Mc-
Lesd.
Vocal
quartette
"Hat
of
Oreen"
(Schumann).
Mr.
Donald
Rosa,
Mrs.
F.
W.
Allans
Mrs.
Robert
Dlance
and
Mrs.
:
irun
rgg,
acvu
mmwci,
uunef
uu
q
Fraser
condensed
milk:
and
West
African
gin-
piano
solo
tal
"Rondo
Caprleetoso"
ger.
ground
nuu.
cocoa,
and
other.
Mendelssohn
i:
b)
"Srvgs
Without
products.
'wcrds
Mendelssohn).
Miss
Josephln-s
The
feature
of
the
musical
lnstru-
Charlebois.
menu
section
was
the
business
trans-
Vocal
solo
"Dedication"
(Schumann),
Mrs.
S.
D.
Johnstone.
Violin
solo
"Traumerel"
(Schumann).
Miss
Marjorle
Lancaster.
Vocal
duet
"On
Wings
of
Song
(Mendelssohn),
Mrs.
Donald
Ross
and
Mrs.
F.
W.
Allan.
Ladles'
Chorus
"The
May
Bells
and
the
Flowers"
(Mendelssshn).
Mrs.
Robert
glance,
Mrs.
S.
Darton.
Mrs.
J.
J.
Mul-doon,
Mrs.
F.
W.
Allan
and
Mrs.
Donald
Riss.
Various
ladles
accompanied
during
the
afternoon.
GYRO
CLUB
PLANS
NEW
PLAYGROUND
.t-rNill
Hill
SrlMlnl
at
Mir
for
l
ii-tlrrtaklnt
Till
Vrir
at
Mrellng
.VeMerdiiy
Arirrmxin
The
Oyro
Club,
at
Its
regular
monthly
business
meeting
yesterday
afternoon,
adapted
the
establishment
of
a
fourth
playground
on
Acropolis
HU1
as
Its
objective
for
the
coming
year.
The
damming
of
Mane
Creek
far
a
skating
rink
'may
be
undertaken
next
fall
but
nothing
definite
as
to
tola
was
decided
upon.
The
establishment
ef
an
athletic
park..
11
Ninth
Avenue
In
GMtlMl
Five
was
If
dropped
as
the
profeat
was
deemed
too,
large
for
the
club's
single
Good
business
was
done
In
a
machine
handed
accomplishment.
Further
plans
for
coloring
blue
print
paper.
Hitherto
this
machine
has
been
made
only
by
arrmany.
but,
It
Is
now
available
at
a
price
which
Is
below
the
Oernian
one.
Orders
were
received
for
barometers,
also
hitherto
supplied
by
Germany,
chile
electrlce
brushes
were
selling
well
for
North
and
South
America.
The
office
applalnces
business
was
ex
eellent.
The
orders
to
the
value
of
C250.000
which
by
the
end
of
the
first
week
had
been
placed
for
British
typewriters
were
followed
by
further
en-
i
I
In
connection
with
the
Acropolis
till!
rlaygrounclj.
wtl
.be
devised
by
the
club's
playground
committee
which
con-
,
slsts
of
D.
A.
Balfour.
Chairman.
Dr.
L.
:
W.
Kergln
and
O
A.
MiMltlan.
!
'
The
club
was
notified
by
the
Foret
Branch
that
T.
A.
Kelley,
well
known
:
Queen
Charlotte
Island
logging
opera
'brig
hte
n
to
ur
.h
iom
e
Panama
Rare
Charm
of
simplicity
It
would
be
hard
to
think
of
a
better
rug
pattern
(or
kitchen
use
than
this
neat
tile
effect
in
blue
and
soft
buff
tone
with
Its
delightful
border
it
l
Conjjoteum
Gotd
Seal
Art-Hit"
pattern
No.
568.
Because
the
kitchen
floor
receives
hard
wear,
is
all
tne
for
having
a
more
reason
your
genuine
Consoleum
Gold
Seal
Art-llu"
with
the
improved
(iiureT'tmirin
surface.
Because
that
srme
floor
must
U
swept
nml
washed
mnr.-
ban
anv
other
In
the
liomr.
vou'll
apprrclaee
the
freedom
frn
t!ie
tlreme
tasks
which
Eas.io-ljn
Coitgiv
leum
Ru
afford
'"
With
all
iheir
modern
advantages,
Coieolfum
liold
Seal
Ariltugs
are
decidedly
inenpen''
Made
in
Canada
by
Canadians
for
Canadians
Cosooleom
Canada
Limitio
Month
tal
tor,
would
be
pleased
to
give
an
addreea
on
April
27
in
connection
with
tin
han
half
of
this
carries
timber
of
mer-
1
"Save
the
Forest
Week"
campaign.
The
rhantiblt
sire
(6
tnehea
in
diameter)
ciuo
accepcea
tne
oirer
and
plans
win
t
ue
present
tune,
and
only
aboui
be
made
ta
hear
Mr.
Kelley.
;
ne-quarUr
carries
saw
material
(
10
Morris
Blatt.
the
latest
Oyro
member,
i.chas
In
diameten.
was
Initiated
at
the
meeting
and
Norrls
.
Prtngle
was
appointed
chairman
of
the
NAVIGABLE
WATERS
l'ROTEC-
cemmlttee
ta-rharge
of
the
hoe-down
TION
ACT.
danca
whlcti
win
b
cU
011
May
6.
A
guest
of
th
cluh
was
Oyro
B.
A.
,
u
c-
C"''TP
.
,
William
J.
Crawford
hereby
glvei
no-
t...
Utta
of
Edmonton,
Charlie
Mill,
won
,lce
ne
has.
under
Bectlon
7
cf
the
tald
a
tie
which
tt
raffled.
Act.
deposited
with
the
Minister
01
v
1
uollc
Works
at
Ottawa,
ahd
In
the
office
'
f
the
District
Uexlstrar
of
the
Land
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
.
IteKlstrv
rv
Dlatrlrt
nf
I'rlne
BilnrrT
!
UTtnee
1
mie
ana
in
Itupert.
pert.
B.C
B.C..
.
description
of
the
the
plans
of
wharf
proposed
1
1
1
to
be
built
In
the
Portland
Canal
mi
1-ot
4C07.
District
It
Catatar.
And
take
notice
that
after
the
exolrn-
v.
t:on
of
one
month
from
the
date
of
oub-1
llf.lt
Win
nr
thll
tirrilM
William
A
hraneh
of
th
Canadian
ainhTia
'
.in
,,.
o.,
ihn
n.
-1
.
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I
FT
4
,
UHUII
vi
um
ftl
L
Association
waa
formed
In
Prince
Ru-
?PPlT
to
the
Minuter
of
Publl-
Works
i
,
iat
his
office
In
Ihe
cltr
of
Ottawa
tor!
.,,
,
,i.
,
,,
,
pert
last
evening
and
the
following
-uv,roval
of
the
site
and
nlans.
and
for
i
sfflcers
Jfitn
elected
for
the
year:
Pre-
leave
to
construct
the
said
wharf
sldenv1
I
"
"
"
H.
Johnson;
Vice-president.
March
tV"""1,
Johri
Dybhavn;
Secretary-Treasurer,
O.
r"
7,
3.
CltAWFOftD.
H.
Velsdn;
Directors.
C
E.
Balnter.
A.
Cartl.
C
H.
fThorroa
and
fj.
F.
Mathe-
Mlss
Belle
Doane
of
Swanaon
Bay,
and
Byron
Brock
of
the
same
pUce
were
united
In
marriage
at
the
Prcsbt.
trrlan
Ma
nee
'.by
Rev.
DrilJIn.
Orant
'
'
'
l"
'
last
evening.
St.
Andrew's
Society
formally
opened
Its
new
club
rooms
on
Second
Avenue
of
of
Murland
Murland
last
evening.
An
excellent
program
wm
rendered
during
the
evening
and
complimentary
remarks
were
passed
by
the
numeious
guests.
Captain
L.
W.
Kergln,
has
returned
to
Toronto
to
visit
with
his
family.
Upon
the
expiration
of
his
leave
of
absence
he
will
return
to
the
front.
T
"
Jimmy
Kelly,
Malcolm
Lamb,
Alex.
Ory.
Jack
Kelly,
Charlie
Dennis,
Oeo.
Abbott,
Oeorgc
'
Sellars,
Bob
Robertson,
and
Jmmy
Oray,
all
menvbers
of
the
Rupert
St.
Andrew's
Society,
recently
had
a
"ntcht"
somewhere
In
Franc.
Mrs.
p.
W.
Morrlssey
returned
to
the
clly
yesterday
from
Vancouver.
Of
the
total
area
of
Canada,
1,200.000
square
miles
(approximately
one-quar-
When
the
state
provides
for
the
Iter
of
the
whole)
Is
forest
land.
Leas
mentally
unfit
It
should
also
reserve
"
the
right
to
say
that
their
number
shall
,
not
be
too
great.
Mrs.
Parlby
referred
1
to
the.
report
of
B.C.
Commission
which
'
concluded,
after
Intense
study
that
iter-
Ulzatlon
was
the
only
solution.
'
The
Hon.
Oeorge
Hoadley.
minister
of
,
health,
took
up
the
subject
where
Mri.
Parlby
dropped
It.
No
woman,
he
felt,
'
desired
to
bear
a
child
that
would
be
curse
to
herself
and
to
the
race.
IIsv-Ing
destroyed
nature's
system
of
surviving
of
the
fittest,
by
our
civilization,
1
1
we
must
find
an
artificial
substitute.
contended
the
speaker
i
Am31
Washes
oX
I
i
Eczema's
Cone
I
TryDfD.D.toap,too
M
Al
all
(mJ
intt
Utsr
OIIMKH
I.I.MITi:il.
NOTICE
IN
THE
MATTER
fit
an
application
for
the
Issue
of
a
Provisional
Certificate
of
Title
for
Lota
lwentJroni'
i21l
and
twenty-two
(22),
Block
seventeen
H7i
Bectlon
one
111,
City
Of
Prince
Rupert.
'
Map
023.
,
.Satisfactory
proof
of.
the
loss
of
the
Certificate
of
-
Title
covering,
the
above
land
havtntr
beeirTlrndiierd
to'
m;
It
t
my
intention
to
liaue,
after
the
expiration
of
one
month
from
the
first
publication
hereof,
a
Provisional
Certificate
oi
niie
10
"ine
anove
land
in
the
name
De
Oraase
Evans,
the
original
Certificate
of
Title
la
dated
the
19th
October.
'W14,"
nd
Is
num-
orrra
o
I
ju
l
Land
Registry
Of
tic.-Prince
Rupert.
'
n.C,
6th
April.
1827.
It.
F.
MseLEDIl
"RejUtrar
of
Tlllea.
LAND
ACT
Skeena
Land
District.
District
of
Queen!
TAKE
NOTICE
that,
sixty
days
after
dte.
I
Intend
to
apply
to
the
chiel
Commissioner
of
Lands
for
a
licence
to
prospect
for
coal
and
petroleum
over
040
acres
of
land
bounded
as
follows-
Commencing
at
a
cost
Dlantwi
.
southwest,
corner
of
Section
38.
Township
3,
Graham
Island,
and
marked
"A.J.O.'s
southweat
corner";
thence
east
B0
chains;
thence
north
80
chains;
thence
west
80
chains:
thence
south
80
chains
to
point
of
commencement,
-beine
bcc.
tlon
36,
Township
3,
Orsham
Island
BO
I
A,
J.
QOItnoN.
I
Locator
Dsfn
DK-.mher
17
102
IN
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is
Tin:
nrniKMi;
murr
of
iiiiuimii
1
COUIMIIIA
In
the
Matter
ot
the
Administration
Act;
and
h
wit
uiucr
oi
me
Estate
of
Fred
Nelson.
Deceased.
Intestate
N
TAKENOTICE
that
by
order
of
His
Honor.
F.
McB.
Younir
h
nth
March,
A
D.
IB27.
t
was
appointed
Administrator
of
the
estate
of
Jted
Nelson
decessed,
and
all
parties
having
claims
against
the
said
Estate
are
hereby
reauir-ed
to
furnish
same,
prouerly
verified"
to
liar
wti
vi
wcivib
Ktiv
4111
IAV
Of
Anrll
A
p
1027,
and
all
p.rtjea
indebted
to'ths
estate
are
reciulred
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
tne
forthwith
WATT
Official
Administrator
Prince
itupert
n.C
D.tted
the
3tit
day
ot
March,
AD.
1027
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EXTRACTION
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TEETH
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nn
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Wwne
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Kirf
Sunday
Appointments
PALKINS
vbestJ
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or
nil
LACQ
ramun
Children
with
n
pound
(In
of
LACO
Bool
"A
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to
Coffee
Land"
FREE!
MALKIN'S
BEST
COFFEE
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well
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colors
especially
adnptnblo
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Woodw
Floors.
II
is
not
a
paint,
It
In
not
n
vnrniih
Kay
to
Apply.
Watch
It
dry.
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd.
AucntH
for
ttnsy
Vnciium
Kleclrlc
WaslierH
20.'.
Third
Avenue
Prince
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