C
Consistent
IPC
JIT
Atl
All
onuaun
pis
Jk,
The
uniaue
cower
nf
TIhaM.,,'.
I.
...
1
J
.
from
the.
firit
pleasant
tip.
You'll
find
It
vastly
dif-
c
I't.
-Bdckley'i"
.,m
.r?.inary
couKh
yruP
"d
emulsloni.'
Say
and
any
druggist
will
supply
you
with
a
tuinntttd
remedy.
V.
K.
Buckley,
Limited,
142
.Mutual
Street,
Toronto
2
Acts
like
a
flash
a
tingle
tip
proves
it
TOO
Can
always
be
relied
upon.
Use
it.
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.
Advertising,
and
Circulation
Telephone
Editor
and
Reporters
Telephone
-
98
S6
All
advertising
should
be
in
The
Daily
News
Office
before
2
p.m.
on
day
preceding
publication.
All
advertising
received
subject
to
approval.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION.
PRESIDENT
OF
FAIR
:
BOARD
SETS
EXAMPLE.
Frank
Dibb
set
a
good
example
for
the
despatch
of
Exhibition
affairs
when
he
had
his
committees
for
the
year
named
and
an-
worker.
If
all
follow
his
exa'mple
in
settling
down
to
the
task
In
hand
there
should
be
no
delaj'
and
little
trouble
in
getting
things
adjusted.
WHAT
MAY
BE
EXPECTED
OF
TORIES.
I
tot
'REVOLT
AGAINST
I
WILD
LIFE,
JAZZ
PENNSYLVANIA
I'lltlTANS
ARE
LEO
IIV
19
Vfc-tlC
OLD
M
KNOCK
Al'IIKII,
Feb.
ft.
PHILADELPHIA.
HIWDELPHIA.
-Led
by
lthycarjbld'-
stenographer
villi?
ttw
eupnonums
name
01
nose
-Marie
w
ney.
hundred!
of
young'
'people.
Ini
Pen?
nslyvanla
and
New
Jersey
are
In
'revolt
against
"the
wild
parties
of
this
jazz
mad
age."
They
are
organising
"alow
clubs"
to
carry
out
their
Ideas.
More
than
25,000
have
enlisted
for
I
the
campaign
In
charters
that
already
number
well
above
SO.
organized
to
give
'entertainments
In
harmony
with
the
;
clubs'
name
and
professed
Ideals.
More
than
60.0001
have
shown
Interest
by
attending
meetings.
The
first
"slow
club"
was
organized
here
only
two
months
ago.
In
consequence
of
a
letter
to
the
Philadelphia
Evening
Bulletin
from
a
young
man
who
signed
himself
"Dusty."
He
wanted
to
know
why
he
was
hot
popular
Rose
Marie
answered
saying
that
she
admired
his
type
as
he
described
tt
and
suggested
that
clubs
be
organized
to
facilitate
Introduction
of
similarly
minded
young
persons.
The
idea
caught
and
spread.
A
flood
of
letters
poured
Into
the
offices
of
the
newspaper.
One.
young
man
called
for
Wednesday,
Feb.
23,
1927
Laa
p,
Uhri
,nd
the
mB.
pointed
hour
the
auditorium
was
Jam
med
with
enthusiasts.
At
preesnt
there
Is
an
average
of
nine
meetings
a
night
In
PhUadelphta
alooe.
St'rWTITt'TEM
DEVISED
The
club
tub&Utnu
for
nere
continue
the
same
tactics
of
wasting
people's
time
and
the
people's
(jUqUIu
S
YlulT
BEARS
RESETS
in,
favor
of
the
party
that
has
carried
on
during
the
jiast
ten
years,
i
investigate
Manitoba
avia
when
'conditions.
hare
often
worked
against
them,
and
brought
to
TIOX
i'ssiu.iTii:r
me
province
muen
valuable
legislation
for
its
material
and
social
betterment.
They
will
disregard
those
who.
jealous
of
what
has
been:
WINN1IPEO-
rtb-
The
mission
of
niWmnltaViofl
pan
nnlv
nnn
fnr
ooo
k,.
4U
u
61r
A,an
Cobfcam,
famous
British
alr-
mvj
w
0ui.vo9
kjj
iijiiig,
U1IUUJI
SlttllUVr
'
and
insinuation,
to
paint
the
other
fellow
blacker
than
thVv
artC".:.
.w
"".,ureaaT
D0n
""r"U-J.
mMUB
themselves.
RIDICULOUS
PIECE
OF
POLITICAL
ROT.
m
on
aimi
iuiuuk
ik
i
experiences
in
flying
from
Oreat
Britain
to
Australia
and
back,
a
committee
of
leading
Winnipeg
citizens
was
formed
Another
rotten
political
statement
that
has
been
circulating'1'01'
tne
turfierance
of
commercial
and
around
Prince
Rupert
lately
has
been
that
it
was
Mr.
Brady
whojclTl1
ftTlatlon
n
Manitoba.
A
special
meeting
of
the
Trades
and
Labor
Council
wa
held
last
evening
In
the
Carpenters'
Hall
at
which
arrangements
were
perfected
to
take
care
of
the
election
on
Friday
in
which
Delegate
James
Black
Is
receiving
the
support
of
the
council.
Brief
addresses-
were
delivered
by
several
delegate,
and
head-quartera
were
selected
for
election
day.
The
president.
In
the
opening
stagea
of
the
meeting,
made
fitting
reference
.
to
the
death
of
Charlie
Hunter,
an
old-j
timer
In
the
city
and
an
active
worker
who
had
been
associated
with
the
labCr
i
movement
for
the
past
eighteen
years.
)
The
meeting,
which
lasted
about
an
i
hour
was
well
attended
and
the
principal
business
trsnaacted
had
to
do
with
:
plans
for
the
civic
by,electlon.
ALBERTA
POOL
TO
luiwmliig
l.nample
of
Haokalrhew.n
Wheilt
I'mil
In
Tills
Keiert
'incJ
DAILY
Ntitftl
nounced
within
twenty-four
hours
of
his
election
as
president
of
toting"
.are
dramatics,
debating.
th-SlX
OUT
OFTEN
IN
me
on
uvaiu.
.hi.
uiuu,
iirc
jraciicauj
an
me
aireciors
oi
tnei,ewc'
.
"
unct
wmcn
ex-Fair
Board
around
him
this
year,
is
a
business
man
and
enerireticitrem-
mnar
which
the
black
bottom
Is
listed,
axe
barred.
The
clubs
are
organized
and
controlled
by
the
young
people
themselves,
but
cooperate
with
organizations
of
older
persons..
The
Women's
clubs
supply
chaperons.
Rose
Marie,
who
Is
rartlv
called
Ulna
Should
the
Conservatives
ever
get
into
power
again
in
this'carney
by
her
followers,
makes
her
province,
the
people
will,
at
least,
have
some
idea
of
what
they
may
appearance
at
nearly
every
organization
expect
from
them.
The
party
that
goes
to
such
lengths
to
maiign
Us
i
me
etln
nd
makes
It
a
point
to
in-political
opponents
as
the
Tories
are
going
now
and
at
the
sam
,
troduce
th
FParentlY
y
ones
at
the
time
has
not
a
single
suggestion
to
make
In
the
way
of
constructive
Acqualntfd
0,11
IeUow-
legislation
may
be
expected,
if
it
ever
should
attain
to
power,
to
and
Italy,
according
to
a
statistical
survey
of
"gainfully
occupied
persons"
nuule
public
by
the
National
Industrial
Conference
Boarcfc
The
report
aald:
Less
than
tour
out
of
every
ten
per
pied
are
estimated
at
43.9
10.000,
constituting
only
37.2
per
cent
of
the
census-estimated
total
population
of
115.-
378.000.
"The
Netherlands
and
Denmark
recorded
i
lower
proportion
of
gainfully
employed
than
the
United
8tates
fcr
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
t'KIIKI
ARV
29.
HIT
The
wife,
and
family
of
E.
R.
Cox.
lecal
manager
of
the
Oovernment
telegraph
acrvice,
have
arrived
from
Hazel-ton
to
make
their
home
here.
Mrs.
A.
M.
Mansorv
nd
family
have
left
for
Victoria
today
to
Join
Hon.
A.
M.
Manson.
Jack
Bradbury
ha.
been
appointed
to
the
executive
committee
of
the
Re.
The
Alberta
Wheat
Pool
Is
following
ln
in
Wr.n..n
vr
!
In
the
path
of
the
Saskatchewan
Wheat
:
rooi
in
deciding
to
acquire
1U
own
ele-,
Judge
To.ing
returned
to
the
vntor
facllltle..
The
Alberta
pool
has
'--
already
leaned
the
government
terminal
,
elevator
In
Prince
Rupert,
and
Is
nego-
tlatlng
with
the
government
for
a,
lease
of
the
Vancouver
terminal,
and
has
recently
announced
officially
that
It
will
.
build
or
acquire,
In
1937,
a
line
of
100
country
elevators
at
a
cost
of
approxl-'
mately
1,350,000.
Farm
and
Home,
'
I
The
Prln-e
John
ia.-undereoins
re.
AdvertlM
In
the
Dally
News.
DEPARTMENT
OF
LANDS
tt
Victoria.
B.C.
NOTICE
reverting
to
tacts,
what
is
the
result
when
the
merits
of
the
two
UiMTklXXJ
IXMJXJKJU
I
U
gainfuuy
occupied
in
mo
numbered
ss-
District
rcresier
at
Port
Oeorge.
nam-
parties
are
compared?
The
thoughtful
people
can
reach
their
own!
1
1T3W
person..
ti
per
cent
out
of
.
?u,'u5flaRT
conclusions
and
they
will
choose
accordinirlv.
Thpv
will
nrliiiHiratp
STintvc
iiuuiTTrr
onuvni.
:
total
population
of
91.973.268.
there
list.
1937.
710,830.
or
39.4
per
cent
so
occupied
In
Dutrtct
rorester.
at
the
above
named
1920.
But.
for
18US
the
gainfully
occu-
puce,
or
from
the
Department
of
Lands
O.
R.
NADEN.
Deputy
Minuter
of
Lands.
Department
of
Land.,
Victoria.
B.C..
January
4.
1837.
NOTICE
.ur
ine
vote
lor
tne
iisnermens
Iloais
nere.
that
it!
-
"7f
Z
proportion
to
the
total
population
was
icrformed
on
th?
Corullla
Group
of
was
he
who
forced
the
government
to
place
provision
for
such
in
the
.,iu
.
v
n
v
the
p
attributed
to
reuuvelr
larger
Khool
and
atr
Clum.
Princes.
Royal
Island,
estimates
Such
a
statement
has
been
actually
furthcoming
from
SL
STS
TSS'.
SS
t
u.,dtbp.
.
--.-
.......
.......
w
oo,u,t
,,uc.
I.ttftit
"
aovemaing.
etc.
to
tne
undersigned,
for
we
will
have
to
endure
Mr.
Brady
for
the
next
five
years.
If
Among
those
which
are
included
on
WOMAN
..t
IN
DFSPA1R
!?ttt,'1I.
Bc'1,
bt,or
UlT
he
nrove.s
nn
h
will
rpnllv
t
n,l
to
Hn
b,,pV,
iV,ln.
iL
j
!,,.
JZn
Jl
'
LILJrim
IC37,
application
will
be
made
to
the
Ward
off
the
"Flu"
the
Quick,
Sure
Way
At
the
firtt
sign
of
a
Cold,
take
Buckley'
Mixture.
It
1
1
proven
remedy
that
acta
like
a
veritable
flash
in
relieving
a
Cough,
clearing
and
healing
the
22.,
med
membrane
n1
1"
Preventing
Lagrippe.
"Flu"
or
Pneumonia
from
developing.
1930.
A,e.r
number
conrtltut.ng
37.7
per
XVJfV'lt
Vnl"
5S!
cent
of
the
total'
population."
tlce
Is
hereby
given
Messrs.
Mslcolm
The
decrease
since
1910
in
the
num-
Jrth;KEa,mwnd
.'.'
.,itrold
,UnV'n
ber
of
"gainfully
employed"
peraon.
In
?o
thVunderTlSned
for
Aasewment
WorS
'
r
-tw
"
aim,-
-""""
tin.
n
uoio
commissioner,
prince
RUDert.
B.C.,
it
will
not
be
necessary
for
his
pa'ty
to
credit
him
with
things
that
somebody
else
accomplished.
MORE
OOOI)
THAN
EVIL
IN
WORLD.
Do
not
be
distressed
overmuch
by
news
of
evil.
This
is
a
wide,
wide
world.
It
contains
much
that
is
bad,
but
more
that
Is
good.
Righteousness
is
slowly,
but
surely,
triumphing
over
sin.
If
you
do
not
believe
thaf,
or
merely
have
not
realized
it,
turn
for
a
moment
to
contemplation
of
happier
things.
Turn,
your
tired
eyes
from
tfie
day's,
record
of
evir
to
the
day's
golden
roll
of
honor.
There
is
more
of
good
npws
than
of
bad
news
today,
e,very
day.
There
is
more
to
see
on
the
sunny
side,
and
it
is
more
worth
seeing.
There
are
only
two
reasons
for
gazing
at
ugly
things
either
that,
we
may
more
fully,
know
evil
when
we
meet,
even
in
gilded
robes;
or
that
we
may
grapple
with
it
and
blot
it
out.
,
Broad
highroads
of
honor
lead
to
every
worthy
goal
of
life.
The
mud
roads
are
in
the
lowlands,
leading
only
to
dissolution
and
corruption.
If
we
travel
the
mud
road
it
is
at
our
own
volition.
Sin
is
not
the
harvest
of
life.
It
is
the
chaff
threshed
from
the
wholesome
grain
and
will
be
swept
from
the
threshing
floor.
Why
look-upon
the
chaff
when
the
grain
Is
there?
If
some
days
the
volume
of
chaff
seems
greater
than
others,
know
that
the
threshing
has
been
more
thorough.
This
is
a
wide,
wide
world,
and
full
of
sweetness
for
those
who
would
find
it.
R.
Clubb,
minister
of
public
works
in
the
Bracken
government.
Major
R.
Webb.
D.
C.
Coleman,
A.
W.
McUxnot,
H.
R.
Drummond
Hay,
Col.
w.
O.
Bell.
Major
O.
Northwood,
W.
McCurdy.
C.
8.
Riley
and
C.
Heubach.
In
urging
the
formation
of
light
'plane
clubs,
Sir
Alan
offered
to
supply
any
needed
statistics
relative
to
LABOR
COUNCIL
HAS
MEETING
RE
ELECTION
Killing
Itcfrrriire
.Made
to
tlrallt
of
Charlie
lliintrr
at
(lathering
Iji(
Night
Hrl
PHI
KY
VINIII
haTe
thelr
respective
interest.
In
the
.
nerein
mentioned
Mining
uroup
o
Mineral
Claim,
vested
In
the
under
"I
was
weak,
run
down
and
on
the
"a""1'
verge
of
despair
when
I
got
a
bottle
of
Vlnol.
I
run
now
ImDrovlni.
Vlnol
Is
wonderful."-Mrs.
E.
C.
Horn.
YouU
LAND
ACT
begin
to
feel
stronger,
eat
and
.Jeep
NOT
E
w
inteytios'
TO
APPLY
TO
beter.
the
first
(week
you
take
this
simple.
strengthening
.Iron;
and
cod
liver
cpmpotfhd.
;For
over
33
years.
Vlnol
has
helped
.
.run-down
women,
the
north
shore
the
head
cf
the
Inlet
DAVID
CORDILLA.
JACOB
KOSKI.
TO
LEASE.
LANIl
In
Prtne.
Rupert
Land
Recording
Dis
trict
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
on
oi
trrescent
miet,
tired
merC
alckl,
children
Contain.
noj
WSlSSt
oWtU'c'cSumband'
oil
pleasant
to
take.
Orme's
Limited.
;
telnt
about
one
and
a
half
miles
.from
Druggists.
ne
i
TAKE
NOTICE
that
James
Field,
nb
vj
Prince
Rupert,
B.C..
occupation
Marine
.
-
w
r
r
i
.
.
IB
u.
Commencing
at
a
poat
planted
on
the-f
norm
snore
oi
crescent
iniet.
about
one
and
a
half
miles
from
the
head
of
tht
Inlet;
thence
northwesterly
30
chains;
thence
southwesterly
30
chains:
thrnr.
southeasterly
30
chain:
thence
north-
easterly
30
chains,
and
containing
forty
(40)
acre.,
more
or
leu.
1
jAMES
FIELD.
Applicant.
Dated
November
37.
I03S.
LAND
ACT.
.NOTICE
OP
INTENTMV
TO
AI'I'l.V
TO
LEASE
LAND.
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
at
Nesto
Inlet,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
John
Dvbhavn.
ef
Trt
nr.
Riinrt.
RC.
nrmrMitlrm
M.n-n
turned
Soldiers'
Association
of
the
pro-1
intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
fol-vlnce.
lowing
described
lends:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
on
the
...
soutl,
aide
of
Nesto
Inlet,
about
one
An
Interesting
lecture
was
given
last)
mile
from
IU
head;
thence
aouth
0
night
by
Brigadier
McLean
of
the-1
chIn:
thence
west
IS
chains;
thenee
iBaivation
Rilvatinn
Army
Arm.
i
in
.v,.
the
k-.-.v.
barracks.
tn...
Ulus-
"Of1"
cnaina
to
snore:
thence
east
IS
!en4)nii
more
or
tfMi
joiiowing
the
shore
,
tratlng
place,
mentioned
in
the
address
line
to
point
of
commencement,
and
iwlth
lantern
slides,
the
speaker
took
his
.containing
7
acres,
mori
i
or
Jess.
MlfM
r
l
P11
1TIPC
'"""'he
from
Newfoundland
to
Call-
fornla.
Applicant.
Dated
November
33.
IMS.
LAND
ACT
-.3
pau,
and,
alteration,
at
the
Wallace
.NOTICE
or
IXTENTloV
TO
AI'I'LV
TO
.Shipyard,
following
her
recent
sirand-
'
,.
In
B
Prince
.
"P.
Rupert
.
!!
Land
i
,
Hicordmo-
ni.
trlct.
and
attuate
at
Huston
Inlet,
Quern
I
Charlotte
Islands.
citT
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Robert
M,
r-rrle,
pneker.
Intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
northeast
corner
about
1,000
feat
wr-terlv
from
miners'
cabins
t
h..rt
.
1
Huston
Inlet:
thence
westerly
2i)
chains;
thence
southerly
about
13
chains'
I
thence
easterly
20
chains;
thenre
nor'.
therly
about
13
chains,
and
containing
34
acres,
more
or
less.
ROBERT
M.
CURrtlE,
Applicant,
-
WedJieUa.v
,
'
1
-
1
11
-
:
:
is
H
people
I
v
lr"T
J
should
have
Wm
f
B0YRIL
WWW:
when
they
J
fj
J
DOVRIL
PUTS
BEEF
INTO
YOU
Usi
evening
from
Hazettou
where
he
baa
been
holding
county
court
US.
DO
NO
WORK
Fred
Watson,
an
old
timer
of
the
-
city,
has
enlisted
with
the
Canadian
PvriTiitase
ut
tv(lr
tialafiilly
Employed
Engineer.
I
Ita-rumlng
Le
Inspector
Bell.
In
charge
of
the
NEW
YORK.
Feb.
33.
A
smaller
per-
whitehorae
division
of
the
Royal
North-
cniage
of
the
population
works
for
pay
vet
Mounted
Police.
wa
in
the
city
to
the
United
States
than
In
Oreat
jtsterday
on
hia
way
north.
Britain
and
Ireland.
Oermaay.
France
-"
lshii.
for
the
.mis
in
the
United
State,
in
IMS
were
JJw.li.
working
for
living.
Thf
otbr
lx
were
-
tii
.
.
ArrTl
tlrtn
far
ittrfnlti
In
t
(
Departing
from
the
campaign
of
chicanery
and
villification
I
..........
.
....
w.
.....
on
the
crown
ranges
within
any
v.t
w
r-
tt
.
...
.
.1
III'
-
111
mil
"'
j
iraaln
district
jf
the
Province
of
Brit.
u.
c
are
now
waging,
lorgejmng
tne
aross
ana
KH
K
KHMII
I
X
or
at
pubUc
expense.
V7hereaa
the,
ah
Columbia,
mutt
be
filed
with
the
A
STOMACH
T
TROUBLE
Dad
indigestion
and
tttverty
to
the
point
J
j.
were
recognized
as
equal
evils
as
far
latick
as
?
Habble
Hums.
Of
what
use
Is
money
or
food,
(
full
in
Us
duty?
HEALTH!,'?
gfTl
il
.
I.
j
-M
I
jiurnsinp'
wi
n
u
L.
ARMS
7!-
.f-MtWl
HtUT
Chiropractf
correcis
the
cause
of
Disease
in
into
organs
niv
MSI
TKROAI
uses
,'H.ivta
y
iivi"
VtlMBl
I
he
lower
nerve
undcrthe
magnif.
in
glass
is
pinched
by
a
misaligned
joint
Pinched
nerro
cannot
transmit
healthful
impulses,
Chiropractic
adjusting
removes
the
pressuro
i
The
uppcmrvebfre
as
nature
intends.
The
healthy
person
doe'
r
'
should
not
even
realize
that
he
Momnch.
Digestion
of
while4sr
k
mal
food
should
l
automatic
IT
L
rannot
b
If
the
stomach
m
r
less
than
its
full
supr'
'
ergy.
When
the
stomach
fails
t
lions,
two
courses
of
r-ii-
f
-able
you
can
reduce
the
variety
of
ydur
fod
to
(it
caiaclty
or,
you
can
have
1
J
removed
by
spinal
adjustme
restore
the
flow
of
vital
en-.
;$iomaci
capacity.
Which
Is
bst?
:'ikmas
.
SPUW
"1
KAT
MOST
ASiTHINTs.
wvLis.
"I
have
suffered
from
a
bi
I
"(AmsDu
stomach
trouble
for
as
long
t
7
BtAOOU
rumtrnUr
nf
toast
ton
vr-
'
1
mIII.iI
trxtiA
ar.n
W
K
.
"
1.
tUIHIllTtl
III
HWf't
tliil
-
boy
and
have
also
been
f-'
gre.it
deal
from
bladder
-
1
'
trouble.
I
commenced
to
ts
."
ments
taking
G
adjustmenj
Now.
three
months
later
my
f
'
In
good
condition,
and
I
can
f-anythlng
1
like
without
It
hur
My
severe
bladder
and
tlnnr
torn.
have
also
disappeared,
t,
fine"
Archie
Preston,
Ch
Uesvarch
Durcau,
Statement
N
YOUU
Al'I'OINTMKNT
,
I'nlmcr
firnduale
CHIKOI'KACTOK
Kiwim
ft
and
7
Kxchanjrp
lllock.
Palho-Neuromeler
Service
Open
MvenlngH
-a
r
i
--
for
health
enn
I
made
by
Irlcphonii
D.
A.
McMillan
I'himr
Ml
SAVAGE
KI.KCTKIC
WASH
Kit
AND
DBVBB-Washes,
lllues,
Uinses
anil
Dries
without
a
wringer
or
bavin
to
put
your
n
"
the
water,
i
m
Cnsh
Price
A
No
Kasy
Ternw
KAIEN
HARDWARE
CO.
LAND
ACT
Skeena
Land
DlstrlTtrblstrlct
of
Queen
Clisrlotte
Islands.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
sixty
days
after
date.
I
Intend
to
apply
to
the
Chlei
Commissioner
of
Lands
for
a
licence
to
prospect
for
coal
and
petroleum
over
(HO
acre,
of
land
bounded
a.
foUowt:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
the
sautuwtat
comer
of
Section
3d,
Town-h'P
a.
Oraham
Island,
and
marked
A
JO.
a
southwest
comer":
thMtra
n.t
BO
chains;
thence
north
80
chains;
theura
"
ciisins;
inence
south
bo
chains
to
iolnt
of
commencement,
blng
Bee-tlon
30,
Township
3,
Oraham
lalsnd.
II
C.
A.
J.
GORDON.
.
.
.
Locator.
Dated
Decemljer
17,
16
JO,
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
niock
Phsme
573
DENT1STJ