rAGE
SIX
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ii
Here!
Here!
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.'RICES
WILL
CON
VINCE
YOU
t
v;
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r
.SmlUVhitaJkang,
4
lbs.
for
"TirWn"
HJUBi,
"
15
lbs.
for
91.00
Split
reas,
3
lbs.
for
.
.
IZit
Barley,
3
lbs.
for
2."f
Jelly
Towder,
4
pkgs.
.
.
2?k?
White
Swan
Soap,
25
bars
$1.00
Classic
Soap,
18
bars
for
$1.00
P.
&
G.
Naptha
Soap,
15
bars
for
..
$1.00
Vegetable
Marrow,
6
lbs.
for
23
Pumpkin,
3
lbs.
for
...
.
tMe
Hibbard
Squash,
3
lbs.
2.'
Celery,
2
bunehes
Hop
Crab
Apples,
7
lbs.
..
."Op
California
Lettuce,
2
heads
for
2."e
Fresh
Cabbage,
1
lb.
for
."r
Fresh
Sweet
Biscuits,
3
lbs.
for
$1.00
Just
arrived.
Mussallem
Grocery
COMPANY
LTD.
417-123
Fifth
Ave.
East
Phone
18
and
Phone
81
Thor
Johnson
re
fS
1VJ
for
ens
Clothing
and
Furnishings
The
home
of
"SOCIETY
BKAND"
CLOTHES
MAY
BELLE
Bloomers
A
new
shipment
just
ar
rived
in
all
the
newest
shades.
Fer
pair
$1.75
ES.WaDaceCo.Ltd.
Phone
9
Third
Ave.
and
Fulton
St.
REDUCTION
in
Prices
15
per
cent
off
r
two
weeks
only
Come
In
and
inspect
our
stock
M
T.
LEE
LADIES'
&
GENTLEMEN'S
TAILOH
Third
Avenue
P.O.
Box
977
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
C3
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
in
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
TERRIBLE
STORY
OF
WHITE
AND
YELLOW
".Mr.
,"
Which
Was
Shown
Here
I-at
Night,
l
to
be
Itrpeated
At
ten
yean
old.
Wu.
heir
of
pow
erful
Chinese
family
of
high
and
ancient
lineage,
la
aent
to
England
to
be
edul
cated
ao
that
he
mar
leant
the
"way
o
the
white
race
and
be
will
be
well
equipped
to
fight
the
European
lnvasiod
of
China
when
be
It
a
man.
After
flf
teen
lonely
years
he
returns
to
China.
cow
head
of
his
famUy.
since
his
ven
erable
grandfather
has
gone
to
Join
the
family
ancestors.
He
marries,
and
his
wile
later
dies,
leaving
him
with
a
daughter.
Nng
Ping.
The
story
proper
pent
with
the
reve
latlon
of
a
secret
love
affair
between
King
Ping
and
a
young
Englishman,
Basil
aregory,
whose
father
bu
big
business
Interests
In
China.
To
Basil
the
affair
has
been
merely
a
charming
epls
ode.
He
haa
come
to
tell
Nam?
Pine
that
he
Is
going
back
to
England
with
his
people;
and
learns
to
hi
conster
nation
that
she
k
have
a
child.
He
brings
his
sister
and
parents
to
tea
and
during
a
conversation
with
Mrs.
Ore-gory,
Nang
Ping
realizes
that
no
child
01
hera
would
be
welcome
to
the
white
family.
Basil,
taken
to
task
by
Wu's
old
Scotch
tutor.
Mulr.
who
has
suddenly
awakened
to
what
has
been
going
on.
returns
to
tell
Nang
Ping
that
he
will
marry
her:
but
Nang
Ping
knows
that
It
Is
the
end.
News
of
the
meeting
be
tween
his
daughter
and
the
Englishman
"
carried
to
Wu
toy
a
prying
gardener.
who
Is
promptly
killed.
Basil
'is
taken
prisoner
by
wu,
who
kills
his
beloved
daughter
to
save
her
soul
from
damnation.
The
elder
Oregory,
.
a
blundering,
blustering
Engllahman.
;
olue
wuu
is
voiauy
uniuieo.
to
understand
'.he
Chinese,
finds
his
business
opera
Three
Big
Specials
Another
Shipment
of
Fresh
Pullet
Errs
Just
Arrived
3
dozen
for
$1.05
lOt)
Uoxes
of
Fancy
Mcintosh
lied
Apples
This
week
at
per
box
....
$2.75
500
Tins
Heinz
Pork
and
Deans
to
clear
for
more
to
arrive,
C
tins
for
55f
B.C.
Butchers
&
Grocers
Limited
Phones
45
and
574
PrinceRupert
Supply
Co.
214
Fourth
Street
Stocks
kept
of
Relting,
all
sizes
Electric
Lamps
Babbit
Metals
Solder
Rubber
Hose
Rubber
Heels
at
wholesale
prices
Phone
68.
P.O.
Box
772
The
Delivery
Car
Operator
Our
job
is
to
make
deliveries
on
time.
Champions
help
us
do
this
be
cause
f
they're
dcpcnd-
able
and
give
our
cars
plenty
of
pep
and
power.
We
vote
for
Champions
every
time.
Champion
if
lk
htttrr
.
f
hark
pt
wg
Soc.mb
its
aoubi
nbMa
uIium-FU!
c.r
U$
rwe-pMC
conurMcfton
mnd
In
tte
ctfal
aMlyws
cfctraj.
ChamMeaX
fur
Fordt
Car
other
thin
Ford
90
CHAMPION
SparlPIiigs
WINDSOR.
ONT.
A
CANADIAN-MADE
PRODUCT
Her
Chinese
maid.
Ah
'
Wo'rij,
begs
her
mistress
not
to
go
and
ties'
a
-
g"
M-
Gregorys
gauze
scart.
Wu
has
"c
uiacccii
uxcucv,
wmcQ
ne
snrewair
7
,.
.
.
....
,,,.rt.
.
w
.
PPared
for
death
by
disembowel
Hint.
,.
nrVfffirt
i
front!
'
..
...
tks
'
but
tells
him
that
T
f
his
4.
.sister
-
.
..
Bw.
,
,
vivi
wv
Us'Wp'
paranc
of
her
sxi,
appeals
to
Wu
payi
his
debt
he
may
go
free.
Wu
TAJar..
tka
f
at
f
.
sfivl
t-
lurvAH
.
.
vn
tiro
umvi
av
vi-va
ail
s.
SJU
'l.fc.!1P.
t?:?ir
.mV'Utlon
f3r
tenderhook.
but
fln.Uy
tell,
her
that
Herself
and
her
daughter
to
visit
at
his
SAILINGS
TO
EUROPE
MAKE
RESERVATIONS
NOW
FIIOM
MONTREAL
To
Liverpool
Oct.
21,
'Nov.
18
Montcalm
Oct.
28
Mlnnedosa
Nov.
4
'Montclare
Nov.
11
Montrose
These
sailings
calling
at
Greenock
To
llrirat-UlagoH'
Oct.
27
Mctagama
tfov.
25
Mellta
tCallln
at
Liverpool
FROM
(I'EUEC
To
t'lirrliotiri-Soutliainplon-Antwfrp
Oct.
J9.
Nov.
18
Montnalrn
Nov.
"2
Montroyal
To
Cherbourg-Southampton
Oct.
28
Emprtss
of
Scotland
To
New
York
Nov.
23
Empress
of
Australia
Apply
to
Agents
everywhere
or
J.
J.
FORSTEK,
S.S.
General
Pim.
Ant.
C.P.R.
Station,
Vancouver.
Telephone
Seymour
2630
her
aon's
fate
lies
In
her
daughter's
hands.
It
Is
a
just
and
fitting
venge
nnce
he
Is
exacting.
.
Bull's
sister
offers
to
sacrifice
her
self
for
her
brother,
but
finding
the
poison
phial
In
the
end
of
her
scarf
Mrs.
Oregory
polnsons
Wu's
tea.
As
he
:
dying
Wu
tries
to
give
the
signal
for
Basil's
death,
but
Is
prevented
by
the
spirit
of
Nang
Ping,
whom
his
own
spirit
later
Joins.
Basil
Is
freed
and
goes
to
his
mother
and
sister,
but
they
realize
that
the
events
of
the
past
hour
have
forever
made
them
aliens.
That
la
the
story
of
"Mr.
Wu"
at
the
Westholme
tonight
which
was
also
shown
last
night.
LAND
ACT.
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
LEASE
LAND.
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
District
of
Coast
District,
Range
4.
and
situate
on
and
being
all
of
Bonllla
Island
except
that
portion
occupied
by
Indian
Reserve
Number
18.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
I,
Ole
C.
Austad.
of
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
occupation
rancher,
Intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
ol
the
following
described
lands:
Commenclnf
at
a
post
planted
at
the
southeasterly
point
of
Bonllla
Island:
tnence
northerly,
westerly,
southerly
and
easterly,
following
the
sinuosities
of
the
snore
line,
to
point
of
commencement,
excepting
therefrom
that
portion
of
the
island
occupied
by
Indian
Reserve
No.
18,
and
containing
one
thousand
acres,
more
r
less.
OLE
C.
AUSTAD,
Applicant.
Dated
July
IS.
1A27.
CANADIAN
SERVICE
From
Montreal
To
Plymouth-Cherbourg-Lono'on
As'.inia
...
mci.
Ii
Manilla
...
Oct.
91
TO
Bclfast-Liverpool-Olssgow
1.1'tltia
...
M.
ii
AUienla
...
Nov.
i
From
New
York
To
Outenatown
and
Liverpool
Samaria
.
.
nrt.
if,
s-yinla
..
net.
3i
To
Cherbourg
and
Southampton
Maurclanl
i
Oct.
1,
iuv.
9,
30
Aqulnnla
Oct.
JB,
Nov.
10.
IM'C.
7
BerriiRsria
,,1V,
J..,-S3tf
jjec.
Ii
To
Londonderry
and
Qlaagow
Traiwylvanla.
Oct.
If.
Cameronla,
Oct.
ii
To
Plvmouth-Hairo-London
Caniiliila.
.
nrt.
u
Lauramia
.
.
Oct.
31
From
Boston
To
Qutanatown
and
Liverpool
Samaria
.
.
i
t.
is
l.aronla
.
.
Oct.
30
'Calls
at
rlyniuuth,
Eatbound.
Eight
palatial
steamers
Uavlng
'
Dc.
10
to
14th
will
roach
Old
Country
In
tlm
for
Christmas.
Ask
tor
Sailings
now.
Minify
iirdi-rs,
drsfts
and
Travellers
i
hi
qiics
at
lowest
rates.
Full
Information
fium
dual
atnt
or
Company's
Orriccs,
tit
latln
Kt..
W
.
Vanmnvrr.
B.C.
Cash
and
Carry
Grocery
6th
Avenue
and
Fulton
Street
AVe
sell
'
for
cash
only,
that's
why
we
sell
for
less,
and
by
purchasing
your
"groceries
from
us
you
are
able
to
save
25
per
cent
on
your
investment.
Quality
is
high,
and
prices
low.
Everything
in
store
plainly
marked
with
price
tags.
Come
in
and
look
things
over.
Seeing
is
believing,
or
phone
304.
Five
Dollar
orders
delivered
free.
S.
B.
ADAMS,
Manager.
Saturday
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Waterfront
Whiffs
(continued
from
page
are)
trawler
O.
E.
Poster,
with
Cap.
Sanderson
In
command.
Is
making
regular
returns
to
port
at
Intervals
of
three
to
four
days
with
catches
of
eeuooo
to
43.000
pounds
of
fialfUo.
The
vessel
1
.Xlabtng
In-
la
,vWluMl
of
'the
Two
Peaka,
beyond
Dundas
Island.
Howard
White,
accountant
wish
Use
Nelson
Trading
Cx.
returned
M
town
today
after
spending
a
week
oa
business
at
the
dogfish
camp
on
Poeeher
Uland.
IIAir
MIOKTAdC
'
Shortage
of
halibut
"bait,
which
baa
prevailed
In
northern
porta
for
tbt
past
two
or
three
weeks,
la
now
Im
minent
here.
It
la
learned
on
the
beet
authority
that
the
Canadian
Piatt
tt
Cold
Storage
Co.
here
has
only
a
few
tons
left
and
It
la
also
reported
that
that
concern
Is
negotiating
for
eon
aiderable
shipments
of
herring
from
the
Klldonan
cannery
on
the
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Island
which
Is
understood
to
have
quite
a
supply
left.
While
It
is
understood
that
no
boan
have
yet
been,
refused
bait
here.
It
is
reported
that
none
at
all
Is
available
in
Alaskan
ports
and
that
several
ves
sels
are
tied
up
awaiting
the
arrival
of
a
supply.
Delays
encountered
as
a
result
of
the
bait
shortage
will
tend
to
further
re
duce
the
total
landings
at
the
port
tor
tne
year,
some
of
the
American
vessels
having
already
missed
a
trip.
About
eight
boats
are'
now
reported
to
be
catching
dogfish
In
the
vicinity
of
Edye
Passage
for
the
Rupert
Marine
Products
Co..
Ltd.
which
Is
using
the
fish
in
Its
Tucks
Inlet
plant
for
reduction
purposes.
Powerboat
P.R.T..
Capt.
Harris
Kerr,
arrived
at
the
plant
on
Wednesday
with
the
first
fish
taken
The
Tide.
Rip.
Capt.
Jell
Lambly.
Is
standing
by
the
camp
on
Porcber
Is
land
which
has
been
moved
from
Jap
Inlet
to
Welcome
Harbor.
RJJ.P.
power
tug
M.TJ.
Capt.
Reg.
Oreen,
brought
In
two
scows
of
lumber
on
Thursday
from
the
Big
Bay
Lumber
Co's..
mill
at
Georgetown
for
shipment
East
and
left
today
for
Princess
Royal
Island
to
pick
up
a
boom
of
logs
for
bland
to
pick
up
a
boom
of
Ibgs
from
Georgetown.
The
Cumshewa
went
out
to
George
town
mill
yesterday,
hartftg
being
hired
by
a
Jap
who
was
in
a
hurry
to
get
here
so
he
might
embark
for
Japan.
Capt.
Jim
Morrison
Is
smiling
more
than
ever
in
the
prospect
of
spending
few
days
In
domestic
bliss
while
the
P.
H.
Phlppen
Is
on
thMdry
dock
for
pslnting
and
repairs.
The'
vessel
was
taken
out
of
the.
water
on'
Thursday.
Doug
Stork's
power
cu
riser
Sunbeam
XI.
returned
to
port
on
Tuesday
from
a
fisheries
patrol
charter
In
the
region
of
Bella
Cools
and
has
been
tied
up
at
Dlgby
Island
for
the
winter.
SALVAGE
PKI.NCE.SS
HEKE
Having
spent
the
summer
under
charter
to
the
B.C.
Packers,
operating
first
out
of
Lowe
Inlet
cannery
and
then
out
of
South
Bay.
the
B.C.
Towage
ti
Lighterage
Co.
'a
big
power
vessel
Salvage
Princess,
Capt.
Tyler,
arrived
In
port
on
Wednesday
and
from
now
on
will
make
her
permanent
headquarters
here
engaged
chiefly
In
salvage
work.
At
midnight
Thursday,
the
Salvaze
Princess
left
for
Rivers
Bight
to
pick
up
a
boom
of
500,000
feet
of
logs
for
the
Seal
Cove
Lumber
Co
's
mill
here
While
down
the
coast,
the
vessel
will
move
a
camp
scow
belonging
to
the
Somervllle
Cannery
Co.
from
one
point
In
Gardner
Canal
to
another
about
eight
miles
distant
for
use
as
a
hand
logging
headquarters
during
the
winter
and
Is
due
back
here
on
Sunday.
The
B.C.
Towage
&
Lighterage
Co.
now
has
four
boats
established
here.
others,
besides
the
Salvage
Princess,
be
ing
the
seiner
Mc
Catchum,
the
speed
boat
Naas
River
and
the
harbor
boat.
Salvage
Jean.
The
Naas
River,
which
struck
a
log
and
broke
her
Intermediate
shaft
while
a
trip
down
the
coast
last
week.
has
had
repairs
made
running
again.
LAND
ACT
and
la
now
During
the
week
the
B.C.
Towage
Co.
brought
to
the
local
dry
dock
the
fish
packer
K.
and
8
which
was
beached
near
Lowe
Inlet
following
a
recent
ex
plosion,
and
the
selneboat
Sllvy
Island
which
had
struck
a
rock
In
Wright
Sound.
Both
vessels
are
badly
damaged
and
will
require
extensive
repairs.
Capt.
O.
P.
Smith
sailed
Wednesday
morning
aboard
the
Billy
Boy,
which
has
been
engaged
this
season
packing
for
Claxton
Cannery,
for
Vancouver
where
he
will
spend
the
winter.
Word
has
been
received
along
the
waterfront
that
Capt.
Kliort,
who
has
been
trolling
this
summer
at
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
with
the
NOTICE.
or.
INTENTION
TOjAPPtV
TO
,
.
LEASE
LAND
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
on
Prlncevi
Royal
Island
at
East
Side
Cove
from
Butedale
Cannery.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
I.
Jacob
Koekl.
of
rg
TWWTalalalalnai
Or
v..
irffaMr
T
1
"
aill
CLARES
HECLA
The
Furnace
that
Saves
One
Ton
in
Seven
Hecla
Agents
for
Prince
Rupert
Steens
Limited
Bonlto.
may
winter
at
Vancouver
ih.s
year
instead
of
Prince
Rupert.
Cap.
after
spending
many
years
In
the
tranquility
of
the
north,
feels
that
the
bright
lights
would
be
a
good
change
for
his
eyes.
Albert
Farrow,
steamboat
inspesrtor
(a
here
this
week
to
give
the
osce-over
to
the
lighthouse
tender
Newtngton
which
hat
been
on
dry
dock.
On
Monday.
Mr.
Farrow
will
proceed
to
Fran-
cols
Lake
to
Inspect
the
government
ferry.
Capt.
John
Wick
la
leaving
for
Wal
ker
Lake
to
bring
back
bis
boat
Johanna
which
baa
been
under
summer
charter
to
the
cannery
there.
The
vessel
wlU
resume
halibut
fining
for
the
remainder
of
the
season.
A
111(1
TRIP
Capt.
Peter
Wold
on
Wednesday
i
landed
one
of
the
bumper
oatehes
of
the
season
from-
the
local
halibut
boat
!
Toodle.
which
he
only
acquired
during
!
the
past
summer.
A
fare
Weighing
out
at
aoout
ju.iwu
pounds
brought
a
check
of
12.500
arid
eh
man's
share
was
Just
about
1100.
The
price
paid
for
the
catch,
which
required
ten
days
to
take,
was
16.4c
and
7a
This
puts
the
Toodle
Into
the
class
of
one
61
the
leading
boats
for
the
season
at
this
port.
The
Ingred
It.,
Capt.
Charlie
Lu&dquist,
which
hs
been
landing
cohalstently
largs
catches
and
on
nearly
every
ogsaston
struck
a
favorable
market
It
sUll
understood
to
be
Prince
Rupert'i,
"high
boat
"for
the
1937
season.
Ills
friends
will
be
pleased
to
leare
that
Capt.
Hans
Berqutot,
who
was
admitted
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Ottural
Hospital
on
Friday
of
last
week
suffer'
tag
from
an
Infected
leg
sustained
when
he
fell
over
the
wharf
at
Klna-
han
Island
one
dark
night
recently
to
the
rocks
below.
Is
now
making
satis
factory
progress,
toward
recovery.
Generally
satisfactory
prices
for
hall'
but
prevailed
during
the
past
-week,
'a
total
of
630,100
pounds
590,000
pounds
American-.afitr
90.100
OanadllP'
''being'
marketed
during
be
perlo
j.
The
high
est
bid
of
the
week,
wss
16.Sc
and
7c
which
the
Canadian
vessel
Nuba
re
celved
on
Thursday
for
a
catch
of
3,-
600
pounds.
The
best
bid
for
American
fish
was
16.1c
and
7c
paid
on
Monday
to
the
Venus
for
8,000
pounds.
Lowest
bids
were
11c
and
6c
yesterday
for
American
fish
and
11
Ac
and
6c
on
Monday
for
JZanadlan.
...
:
-jzs.
war
w
A
Total
lahdlnes
for
the
season
trfnfi
at
Pr!nce"RupertT
are
still
more
than
a
million
pounds
down
from
the
record
for
1926.
The
total
for
this
season
Butedale.
B.C..
Occupation
a
fisherman,
I
now
stands
at
21.585,650
pounds
as
inienas
to
sppiy
lor
a
jease
oi
me
ioi-
i
compared
with
22,620,900
pounds
at
a
"cSlaintTSort
Planted
about
'tau"
IMS.
American
land-600
yards
northeast
of
Butedale
Can-
'ng
this
year
total
15,757350
pounds
nery
Wharf;
thence
east
6
chains:
1
as
against
16.632.400
last
year
while
rh.inir
thMVM.
north
i
rh.tn.
tn
nnint
Canadian
landings
here
are
now
5327,
of
commencement
and
containing
one
800
pounds
as
compared
with
5.988,500
acre,
more
or
less.
.
pounds
JACOB
KOSKI,
Dated
August
37,
1027.
Applicant,
!
Advertise
In
The
Daily
News
Health
.
Comfort
Economy
YOUR
doctor
will
tell
you
that
natural
ture
in
the
airyuu
breathe
in
nece.-wat.s
,.r
.
health.
The
"Hecla"
is
euuippvii
wkh
a
tented
circular
pan
designed
to
main;
u,
proier
moisture
in
the
home,
liven
distribution
of
clean
warm
air
registers
is
assured
by
the
hik-cmI
const
i,
,
of
radiatyr
walls.
No
gas
or
dust
It-ak.H
.
heating
eemfort
witfi
the
"HitI,-The
Patented
Steel-ribbed
Fin
t
has
u
times
the
heat
nuIiAting
surface
of
Die
-style
f
I
repot.
It
la'
guaranteed
for
tv-years,
and
actual
testa
show
that
It
na-.v-
1
to
16'a
of
your
fuel.
The
Hecla
Warm
Air
Furnace
Is
famu
economy
of
fuel.
Clare'
'.Siiccesv'
Worm
Air
Furnace
I
lower
in
r.it
and
has
some
of
the
famous
"Hecla"
fwiture.
CIAKK
IIKOS.
WBSTKKN
LIMITKI)
Winnipeg
Calgary
Kdmonton
Vancouver
Clare
BriM.
Western
Ltd,
Winnipeg.
IMeate
run
1
1
me
booklet
nbout
famous
"Hecla"
Warm
Air
Furnace.
Name
Address
the
l'.K.
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
TONIGHT
ONLY
at
7
and
9
in
A
spectacular,
colorful
drama
of
the
Orient
HOLMES
IIKKIIKUT,
CLAUDE
KING,
UAM'II
FOKI1ES,
LOUISE
DKKSSEK,
JtENBE
ADOItKE.
GEHTKUDE
OLMSTED,
ANNA
MAY
WONG
and
many
others.
ucanadiamJ
Vacific
"suwv
CAMEO
COMEDY
"HOLD
THAT
BEAU"
I'ATIIE
KEV1EW
Admission
50c
and
25c
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Servicea
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
To
Ketililkaii,
Wrangell,
Juneau
and
Kkagway
Odobrr
g
in
20
To
Vam
oilier,
Victoria
and
Seattle
October
12,
23;
November
2.
'
.
.
.
PRINCESS
IIEATKICE.
t.
w.
for
Dutedale,
Ea.t
Bella
Ilella,
Orean
rail.
Narnn
Al,n
i...
CamplH-ll
River,
and
Vancomrr
every
Saturdsv
il
.
Aa-rncy
for
.
am.hU,
Line
"ftili'lrSSm.tto.
fr..m-
,
W.
C,
ORCIIARn,
General
Arent
Corner
of
4U.
sireet
and
3rd
Avenue:
l-rlm?!.,,,
.c.
vhollt
3,