ndes
and
oods
Modes
may
he
merely
the
mooI,vpf
thiijioiignt.,
Ilcforq,,
liuynpJrutj
jewellery
novelties,
InveMlKate
lhe
current
styles.
Wc
can
itlvo
you
authentic
Information
of
this
year'
styles,
having
Just
rcturncil
from
the
Hast.
,
.(OHHgUUJERr
A
rlpWFI
I
PPS
(nl
v
ISeLtmc
stohe
with
the
clock
HE
PIONEER
AUNDRY
KIDS
Jt
LAUNDER.
SHIRTS,
lWO
iHlRTWAIiTi
Too..
I
0
THAT
THEY
i
IITE
FflCSHAND
NEW..g
)UIt
shirt
waist
and
his
shirt
puld
take
a
trip
to
this
laun-Y
and
return.
They
will
de-
bnstrate
to
you
our
expert
Ility
our
polite
manner
of
ling
and
our
moderate
cos,
H
c
invite
vou
to
do
this.
ioneer
Laundry
I'hone
118
Spring
Coats
Suits
and
Dresses
It
Suits
that
are
In
the
forefront
of
fashion
for
present
vear-
beautifully
made
gar
ments
revealing
the
popular
ox
style
Coat
and
wrap-Hind
Skirt-
it
See
the
three-tnece
TOM
IIOV
SUITS
from
.SIO..KI
BENT'S.
MIME?
HKADVtTO-WEAR
Third
Avenue
)NEsrvwini;
IVERY
MANj
When
you
want
fair
and
o
tin?
rlirlit
thlnir
liv
vour-
ir
i.
.1
i.d
lie
nun
ltv
nr
nur
coal
anil
I
Hive
jtiiii
u
Illt't-'IIIU
lll-.ll-
uii
homo
tliis
winter.
AiNAIMO
WKI.UNIiTUN
and
n
I.IIIMIt
i'trn
W
f
jia-A
n
m
.1
TV'aat
Ihprf
&
Mrf
afTprv
Phone
110
and
117
mm
fhp
TAiiftR
tr.
til
ulirtra
$50
22.1
Slxlh
Street
JUDGMENT
IN
APPEAL
CASE
WAS
IKVUIMV
IMHTMKNT
COM-
mkxts
(ir
mil
Ji
sriri:
okmioky
Cuing
hU
drcUlon
largely
on
the
evidence
:of
a.
II,
Arnold,
local
broker,
nJ
Diw'.
Reeve.
Vancouver
valuator,
Mr.
Jurtltn
Oratory
reduced
the
municipal
-essment
of
the-
Canadian
National
Railway
Co..
from
2,924
JCO.OO
to
tl,
289.1C4.00
In
a
lengthy
Judgment
handrd
aown
In
the
Supreme
Court
yesterday
afternoon.
On
the
parceli
of
land
between
Moresby
and
Park
Avenue
and
aIo
on
the
land
near
the
mouth
of
Hays
Creek.
HU
Lordship
placed
a'dlf-ierent
valuation
than
either
Mr.
Arnold
or
Mr.
Reeve.
With
these
exception,
liowever.
he
accepted
the
figure
of
Mr.
Arnold
of
ll.223.878.0O
and
the
valuation
of
Mr.
Reeve
at
1,077.534
00
and
added
the
two
together.
Dividing
this
total
by
two.
he
then
added
on
12',
per
cent
to
reach
the
total
which
later
had
to
be
camputed.
ThU
aikeasment
of
HU
Lordship
Include
the
leasehold
property,
rrom
which
for
the
past
few
yean
the
city
ha
received
tome
additions!
taxation
in
addition
to
the
agreement
calling
for
a
flat
rate
of
t43.OO0
per
year.
Taking
U
tht
Into
consideration
It
U
estimated
that
the
city
will
receive
In
the
neighborhood
of
11400
more
in
taxes
from
the
company
thU
year
than
tinder
the
old
agreement
which
expired
In
JVb-ruary.
At
the
conclusion
of
HU
Lord
ship's
decision,
counsel
argued
the
mat
ter
of
cost
of
the
action,
which
were
fixed
at
tl.500
and
were
awarded
to
the
company
to
be
paid
by
the
city.
When
court
convened
at
2.30,
His
Lordship
commenced
to
read
hU
finding
and
was
occupied
fully
thirty
minutes
before
reaching
the
point
of
announcing
hi
decision.
He
reviewed
the
evidence
of
the
various
witness,
pointing
out
the
fact
which
had
lm-
Iprcssrd
him
and.
except
In
minor
In
stances,
attached
little
Importance
to
the
evidence
of
many
of
the
city's
witnesses.
To
him,
he
said,
It
had
been
a
very
trying
cate
and
he
was
Indebted
to
counsel
for
the
manner
In
which
they
had
conducted
themselves.
He
had
Immediately
retired
to
hU
chamber
after
the
session
of
the
court
Monday
night
and
continued
there
until
UO
going
Kver
the
note
and
exhlbiu.
It
had
been
impossible
to
have
the
stenographer
transcribe
the
evidence,
and
he
had
been
compelled
to
go
on
hU
own
note.
It
was
a
regrettable
thing,
however.
In
hU
opinion,
that
the
city
and
the
company
could
not
settle
their
difference
amic
ably
and
net
resort
to
the
court.
Uls
Lordship
then
proceeded
to
refer
to
the
PACIFIC
fJKEAT
EASTEHN
RAILWAY
COMPANY
TK.Mtl.lt
Sealed
Tenders
endorsed
"Tender
for
J
I
Steamers"
will
be
received
by
the
under-
kibiimI
lm
ia
nnnn
Tli
i.
r
,
YfMh
41
jl27.
at
the
offices
of
the
Company,
67
uunsmuir
street.
Vancouver.
b.i;,
ior
the
purchase
of
the
hulls,
machinery
and
equipment
of
the
two
steamer
"Operator"
and
"Conveyor."
lying
on
the
south
side
of
the
Nechsko
Klver
at
Prince
Oeorge.
Offers
should
be
for
the
vessels
as
they
stand,
complete.
To
arrange
for
Inspection,
communicate
with
Mr.
A.
A.
Delbeck.
Prince
Oefr,
R
O,
The
lowest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
ROUT.
WIL80N,
Asst.
Oeneral
Manager.
Vancouver.
DC.
February
23.
1927.
LAND
ACT
MITH'K
III
INTKNTION
TO
APPI.V
TO
I.F.AXK
lOltF.SIIOItK
In
Oraham
Island,
Sueen
.Charlotte
Island
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
ituperi,
and
situate
at
rerguson
aj,
Msssett
Inlet,
Oraham
Island.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Powell
River
Company
Limited
of
Vancouver.
DC,
occupation
Manufacturer,
Intend
to
ap
ply
ror
a
lease
oi
tne
rouowing
ae
scribed
lands:
7VimmnHn,
St
rwikfc
nlantMt
at
tfoa
'northeast
corner
of
DU
1571;'
thence
westerly,
following
northern
boundary
.of
said
Lot
to
the
northwext
norner
of
said
Lot:
thence
westerly,
northerly
and
easterly,
following
the
high
tide
mark
off
Ferguson
tiay
to
tne
extreme
easterly
Dolnt
of
Kchlmi
Point:
thence
south-
I
easterly
to
the
point
of
commencement,1
aim
containing
imj
acres,
more
or
teas.
POWELL
niVER
COMPANY,
LTD.
Agent,
J.
Douglas
Wilson.
nted
4th
Novemler,
lay
DEPARTMENT
OF
LANDS
NOTICE
Application
for
(Inirltig
Permits
for
(he
Season
f
I9i7.
Application
for
permit,
to
grsre
livestock
on
the
Crown
rinses
within
any
gracing
district
of
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
must
be
filed
with
the
i
District
Forester
at
Fort
Oeorge,
Kain-!
loops.
Nelson,
Prince
Rupert,
Vancouver,
i
or
William
Lake
on
or
before
March
31st,
1927.
Blank
forms
upon
which
to
submit
applications
may
he
obtained
from
the
1
District
Forester
at
the
above
named
places,
or
from
the
Department
of
Lands
at
Victoria,
II
C.
a.
R.
NADEN.
Deputy
Minister
of
Land.
Department
of
!ands,
Victoria,
B.C.,
January
4.
1927.
NOTICE
Under
and
by
virtue
of
th
provision
nf
ft.xHntf
'!
nr
th
"Mineral
ArL"
no.
'tie
i
la
hereby
given
Messr.
Malcolm
,'Biiiylh.
Edmund
Langls,
Harold
Hansen
Snil
Alrerv
Moore,
inai
mrre
is
owing
o'
th
undersigned
for
AMfssrnent
Work
Iperformed
on
the
Cordllla
Oroup
of
Mineral
Claims,
Princess
Rojal
Island.
Bkeena
'
Mining
Division,
the
turn
of
trioi
8ft.
and
that
tiniwvi
sain
persona
pay
'their
proportionate
share
of
the
cost
of
such
Assessment,
together
with
all
cost
'of
advertising,
etc
to
the
undersigned
Uutrdale,
DO.,
on
or
before
May
12,
1037,
application
will
be
made
to
the
Oold
Commissioner,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
to
have
their
respective
Interest
In
the
herein
mentioned
JJInlng
Qroup
ot
Mineral
Claims
vested
In
the
undersigned.
DAVID
CORDUXA.
I
JACOB
EOtftU.
RANSAYS
PAINTS
VARNISHES
I'fli
.y
vn
i.
YX
m
m
For
Sale
hy
SILYEItSIDES
MHOS.
evidence
In
connection
with
the
assess-
crowding
one
another
on
the
water
front.
"One
cannot
but
admire
the
faith
of
many
in
the
city-
future'
he
said.
Possibly
the
wheel
of
fortune
'
might
change
at
any
time.
j
From
the
evidence.
It
appeared
to!
pUnU."
9Si
BHEf
H3W8
PAOBPIVB
f
-
J
;
which
were
considered
would
be
suitable
for
trackage
or
railroad
facilities
-were!
not
needed
for
the
present
or
the
immediate
future,
according
to
the
evidence
of
Mr,
Tobey;
who
had
said
that
there
would
be
no
need
of
anything
further
in
this
line
until
the
city
had
grown
to
have
a
population
of
60,000.
There
was
also,
it
seemed,
plenty
of
subdivided
property
available
at
the
sent
time
for
residence.
Further,
the
j
number
of
lot
which
had
reverted
tor!
the
city
for
taxes
hod
greatly
Increased
from
1922
to
1927.
I
In
referrltiK
to
the
manner
of
as-
I
swing
the
waterfront
the
Judge
said'
j
It
appeared
that
the
assessor
hod
placed
t
a
value
ou
the
land
and
which
adjoined
j
;
the
wau-r
and
also
on
the
land
under
the
witter
which
adjoined
the
foreshore.
In
other
-words
It
appeared
to
him;
that
there,
hod
been
,
.duplication
of
the
assessment
of
the?
waterfront.
iu:V!Kvrii
v:
I
d;n
:
-.
In
foitit
over
the
evidence
oralis
several
witnesses,
HU
Lordship
seemed
to
value
only
the
evidence
of
T.
Mc-Clymont
for
the
city,
who
had
sworn
as
la
uctual
saJes
made.
It
shmiM
i
:
remembered
that
these
lots
were
sub-1
divided
and
ready
lor
use
in
most
cases
and
were
on
streets.
The
land
which
was
compared
with
these
In
value
was
not
divided
and
very
often
was
far
removed
from
street.
The
evidence
of
the
iuM)t
had
been
very
frank
and
was
based
chiefly
on
a
comparison
of
values
as
between
city
property
and
the
I
railway
company.
He
.could
not
agree.
however,
with
hi
Judgment.
ment
In
1622
and
in
1927
in
which
there
and
gave
very
direct
was
a
great
change
from
the
value
of
the
city"
property
a
compared
with
the
lioldlngs
of
the
company.
;oii
oi.ii
hays
Several
times
in
hU
findings,
HU
Lordship
referred
to
the
good
old
days
of
the
real
estate
boom
and
suggested
that
many
probably
thought
those
day
The
evidence
of
H.
C,
Wright,
of
North
Vancouver,
HU
Lordship
.said,
was
chiefly
of
value
a
it
showed
the
manner
of
assessment;
'there.
He
did
not
think
that
It
was
a.
fair
comparison
however,
.to
take
values
lu
that
cltyJ
situated
on
Burrard
Inlet,
with
the
values
lu
Prince
Rupert.
The
evidence
of
a
C
Walker
and
Thro.
Collart
wa
very
brlelly
referred
to,
and
HU
Lord
ship
placed
no
value
on
It.
Alderman
Stephens,
In
hU
opinion,
was
prejudiced
and
was
hot
a
frank
witness.
His
answer
were
evasive
and
.not
direct.
On
ttie
other
hand.
0.
II.
.Arnold
and
D.
W.
Kve
were
complimented
very
highly
by
His
Lordship,
who
placed
great
reliance
in
their
computations.
They
both
showed
that
they
had
examined
the
property
in
question
very
carefully
answers
to
all
(itiestlon.
Mr.
Reeve
had
also
been
given
a
very
high
rating
by
II.
C.
Wright,
witness
for
the
city.
Rt
ri:nrs
hmtinv
After
dealing
In
detail
with
the
evidence.
His
Lordship
gave
his
judgment
and
then
said.
"I
believe
that
Prince
Rupert
U
destined
to
become
a
great
were
nearer
at
hand
again
than
the
!
city.
However,
Jt
Is
necessary
to
et
evidence
would
indicate.
The
city
had
hot
grown
as
rapidly
as
expected
and
the
situation
must
be
considered
In
arriving
at
values.
Later
on,
he
expreid
the
hope
that
Prince
Rupert
woul&
grow
together
and
pull
together
and
some
of
you
may
stttl
see
the
day
when
the
waterfront
U
crowded
with
Industrial
so
that
industrial
pl.nU
would
be
KlTWANCOOl.
VAI.I.KY.
PLACE
OF
DESOLATION,
IS
SCItlHEl)
HY
WRITER
WESTERN
MACAZINE.
(continued
from
pace
two)
I)B-
IN
HU
Lordship
that
the
land
spoken
of
,h,
Mbt,
customs
and
ritual
which
as
rcldeiUUI
property
by
the
clt,'.
lulv,
htnM
down
for
centurlM
...
....
"
"
u
t,,uve
legend,
members
of
U
Eagle
represented
very
poor
residential
pro--
tutaxt
wm
perty.
On
the
other
hand,
the
we.
L
tUwif
.
(mfMtUit
branch
of
NAVIflAHI.K
U'ATKIK
I'lfnTPP.
ITstapsean
fsiuily.
They
are
hard
wwk
TlflV
PT
in'
Industriously
storing
up,
during
K.s.r.
ciiAnr.it
iu
jthe
summer,
supplies
for
the
winter.
;The
young
men
go
to
the
fUhlng
j
grounds,
while
the
younger
females
work
William
J.
Crawford
hereby
elves
no.
In
the
Canneries
alone
the
river.
At
tlce
he
has.
under
Section
7
of
the
tald
llume
only
the
older
people
are
left,
and
&$Jt&JTt'
th
"PProacHe.
to
of
the
District
Registrar
of
the
Land
tb
villa.
e
summonlnr
all
Inhabitants
site
and
the
plans
of
wharf
proposed
.itiger.
to
be
built
In
the
Portland
Canal
on
1
Proud
uf
l.lneuge
It
4007.
District
of
Casslar.
I
froua
cf
their
'llutuie
TVlmri.Li.s
"a
OI
Hueie
sa
as
Tsimpbeans,
And
take
notice
that
after
the
explra-
tlon
of
one
month
from
the
date
of
pub-
theI
hav
dherd
to
many
'of,
the
aru
iication
df
this
notice
William
J.
Craw-.and
crafu
of
the
tflbe.
who
in
former
apply
to
Uie
Minister
of
Public
Workai
'?
handicraft
lu
at
his
office
In
;he
city
of
otUwa
foritn
prluijtlve
work
peculiar
to
Pacific
approval
of
the
site
and
plans,
and
for
Ooat
iHUlkh.,TJirfernnitlMilibmewha
"
leave
to
construct
the
said
wharf.
),
,rwa
j.-.'
.'.'.
it
.iivi
:'
.i.
ot
Dated
at
Stewart.
D.C..
thl
3rd
day
of
mW
t,1,-
JWiiger
March,
1927.
iRltwaucoola
have
been
Uught
the
an-
77
w.
j.
cRAwrortn,
IN
PROllATE.
plent
nd.
a(rleut
work:
of
basket
weavliig
ai
;uti
W1
-0M
6(
many
oF'nie
houkeliold
VrVlcles
from
IN
Till:
M
I'KKMi:
roritT
or
imlTIMI
yrast.es
and
roots
of
trees.
Borne
few
(II
I
MIIIA
lekample
of
the
work
which
have
been
In
the
Mstter
of.
the
Administration
I
'f01'
out
,rom
.th.
,UmP
ah:
and
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Joseph
F,
Bowman.
Dereaaed.
Intntats
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
HI
themselves
as
genuinely
valuable
and
collectors
are
anxious
to
obtain
them,
Tliere
luu
been
a
tendency
among
the
Honor,
F.
McB.
Young,
the
24th
day
of!0"""'
generation
to
be
weaned
oway
5?IVir?,..?'
.,8.2.7'
1
,wf
PP?lnted
from
the
old
fashioned
art
with
which
Administrator
of
the
.
.
.
estate
of
Joseph
..
,
.
.
.
.
F.
Bowman,
deceased,
and
all
parties
nelr
bear
have
been
aasoclated.
having
claims
against
the
said
estate
are
,The
brave
and
squaw
prefer
more
PebVrXtolme,Uonrfo;,
tUU
'"-making
,ndrU
!
24th
day
of
March.
A
D.
1927.
and
ail
i
method,
with
Hie
result
that
only
the
parties
inoeoteo
to
the
estate
are
re.
.older
members
of
fumlly
still
patiently
tiulred
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
In-
nrnieaneu
to
me
forthwith.
NORMAN
A.
WATT.
Official
Administrator,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C,
Dated
the
24th
day
of
February,
'
A.D
IM7.
PACIFIC
STEVEDORING
&
CONTRACTING
CO.
ltd;
(IV
VOI.I
NTAltV
I.KjrilltTION')
NOTICR
TO
ritt:iITIU.S
TAKE
NOTICETha"r
a
Meetlna
of
Creditor
will
be
held
at
509
Union
Building,
Victoria,
B.C,
on
Mondsy,
the
21st
day
ot
March,
1927,
at
10
a.m.,
and
that
all
claims
against
this
Company
mutt
be
filed
with
me
before
that
date,
after
which
I
slull
distribute.
the
aweta
of
the
Company
having
rtgirj
only
to
such
claims
as
have
been
dulvlled.
VINCENT
C.
MARTIN,
Liquidator,
87
500
Union
Rid..
Victoria.
B.O.
1
Safe
Speedy
Relief
ttse
Vsur
Rhumtlm
Send
10c
forjrenereus
trial
H
Trmplf
torn
.Toronto.
SOcStt)
Ilbirs
at
your
tfrvnUl's.
weave'
and
work
into
designs
and
r-j
tides
the
native
grussea
and
roots.
It
Is
said,
however,
that
the
Kltwan-cuol
elder
Insist
Uiat
younger
ntember
of
the
tribe
be
schooled
in
tiie
finer
work
of
basket
weaving.
Examples
of
thl
work
show
basket
so
skilfully
twined
with
cedar
roots
and
bark
and
bound
with
grasses
that
water
can
be
held
In
them,
and
they
are
used
as
kitchen
utensil
lu
many
household.
These
better-worked
example
,
of
this
art
are
fast
disappearing
Into
collectors'
hands,
m
well
a
those
of
other
tribe
who
barter
or
sell
their
product:
but
provided
the
KltwanwuU
continue
to
he
Instructed
In
thl
work,
there
Is
liope
that
the
present
supply
ot
the
art
and
crafu,
representing
the
handicraft
of
a
disappearing
people,
may
survive.
TKIIlAt.
TKVIilriONS
Thl
tradition
of
the
tribe
have
been
perpetuated
In
th
usual
manner
by
carved
toteiu
pole.
The
pole
in
Kit.
waucool
number
3s
and,
while
not
so
massive
at
some
to
be
seen
at
K1U
wangu
or
at
oUier
point
along
the
line
of
the
Oanadlan
National
Railways,
are,
to
students
of
the
subject,
excellent
exhibits,
with
wotknuhshlp
as
neat
and
IHH
roDniAi
1
i
Deliriously
appetising
and
wonderfully
IliWJfw"
WSj5B
nourishing
too,
is
this
famous
beverage.
4,
VMMHyClfm3x
Made
in
a
minute
a
teaspoonful
to
a
cup
f
C
M
m.
ana
aaa
Doiimg
water.
An
ideal
Deverage
M
l
If
for
children
SSmlu'
H
m
I
MM
3U
flaa
III
In
16
oz-
and
20
bottles
and
6
oz.
MM
B
CfEP
W
Send
for
the
free"
OXO"
Cook-book.
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I
I
The
Well-Managed
Home
THE
manager
of
a
household
is
the
purchasing
agent
for
a
large
proportion
of
the
family
needs.
In
order
to
do
a
good
job
she
must
know
what,
when
and
where
to
buy.
She
.
must
study
goods
and
the
concerns
which
make
"
goods
and
have
them
to
sell.
She
must
put
her
home
on
a
business
basis
and
run
it
on
business
principles
in
order
to
make
the
most
of
the
family
income.
Information
is
the
only
basis
for
intelligent
purchr
sing.
And
the
right
way
to
get
the
greatest
amount
of
necessary
information
is
to
read
the
advertisements.
Advertisements
tell
you
what
is
new
and
good
I
in
merchandise.
They
reveal
improvementsxind
inventions
to
make
your
home
life
easier,
more
comfortable
and
more
convenient.
They
give
you
information
about
a
thousand
and
one
things
that
are
usejul.
Every
manager
of
a
household
every
member
of
the
household
who
shares
the
responsibility
for
the
family's
welfare
should
mafe
a
habit
o
reading
the
ads.
t
Read
the
advertisements
in
order
to.
buy
wisely
?
.
skilful
aa
any
In
existence.
The
color
ings,
too,
are
of
true
Indian
origin.
being
ot
flat
tones,
owing
to
the
use
of
vegetable
and
mineral
dyes,
which
naturally
contain
no
high
light,
nnd
thereby
diner
lug
from
many
retouched
poles
In
which
Varnish
and
shellac
nave
been
used.
Replica
of
some
ot
these
tamlly
trees
have
been
brought
out
from'
time
to
'time,
but
the
majority
ot
the
art
and
crafts
of
the
tribe
are
not
for
sale
and
few
miniature
poles,
of
gen
ulne
Kltwancool
workmanship,
arc
available.
Thus,
In
this
delightful
spot
In
British
Columbia,
within
a
few
miles
ot
civilization
Is
a
proud
people
separate
and.
apart,
desiring,
nq
dealings
with
their
outside
.fellew
men.'
askfng
-
no
favors,
granting
none,
living
'almost
isolated,
law
unto
themselves.
IIOTII.
ARRIVALS.
Prlnre
Rupert
C,
E.
Thompson,
Toronto;
Mr.
C.
It,
Clay,
Anyux:
V.
U
Hunter
and
C.
A.
Oarrlck,
Vancouver;
M.
A.
Taylor,
Port
Esslngion;
Mr,
and
Mrs!
E,
Castell,
Evelyn;
W.
J.
Gardner.
Pacific;
I.
M.
Miller,
Georgetown;
B.
N.
Christian,
Port
Edward;
J.
R,
Morgan,
city:
Mrs.
Marrs.
North
Pacific.
sjtvuy
J.
Landers,
Stewart;
R.
O,
Cunningham,
Port
Essingtoni
P.
Belway.
Ross-wood:
J.
Thistle,
naysport;
S.
Morrison
aitd
J.
L.
Jollymore,
C.N.It.
mail
once
in
7
vi:i:ks
AIYANSH,
March
16.
It
has
been
a
quiet
winter
In
this
little
community
with
It
thirteen
white
settlers.
The
place
ha
been
getting
mall
only
once
In
seven
week.
It
is
said
that
too
many
young
men
are
looking
for
$10,000
job
and
It
serins
that
most
of
them
look,
only.
'
'
It
Isn't
the
harmfulnees
of
rouge
and
other
beauty
aids
that
Impresses
us,
but
their
futility.
PAIN
in
BLADDER
Promptly
Eased
by
8ANTAL
MIDY
Leek
tee
t
wore
"MIDY
sold
by
in
druirtsi
Dr.J.R.Gosse
DENTIST
Helgerson
Mock
X-Ray
Service.
Open
Evert-Thone
686.
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Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
63
CnrtnKe,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Tenm
or
Motor
Service.
Coat
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
in
Piano
and
Furnltunt
Moving.
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