PAGE
SIX
S3
f
stiff
L'
Tins
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
llio
l.winor
Conlio)
Hoard
or
by
(lie
(iovernmcnl
of
British
Columbia.
EGGS
We
guarantee
every
egg.
15.C.
Fresh
Extras,
rcg.
55c,
3
dozen
$1.35
li.C.
Fresh
Firsts,
ref.
50c,
3
.dozen
$1.25
U.C
Fjlfet
Extras,
ref.
15c,
!5
dozen
$1.15
Local
Eft's,
GOc
per
dozen,
2
dozen
$1.15
Fresh
Eggs,
GOc
je
Fresh
Vegetables
Arriving
Every
lloal
at
Lowest
Prices
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Lid.
Phone
18
Phone
81
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
G.W.V.A.
WOOD
Dry
Jack
Pine,
Cedar,
Ilircli
and
.Spruce
Per
load
'.
....
$0.50
Per
half
load
$.1.50
Per
sack
00c
Firelighters,
18
for
$1.00
delivered.
HydeTransfer
I'l'J
Second
Avenue
Phone
580
Night
or
Day
WE
I1UY
DOTTLES.
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Mock
Phone
575
DENTIST
NEED
AIRPLANES
ON
FISH
PATROL
MOItK
IT.KMANKNT
TI(
KKS
I
OK
IWTKOI.
HOISK
A
It
I;
ALSO
HU-(triKKII
STATICS
M.WOK
.MOTIIKinVlXI.
VANCOUVER,
March
10.
"The
fish
eries
service
requires
more
permanent
officers
for
patrol
work,"
states
Major
J,
A.
Motherwell,
chief
Inspector,
In
sum
mliig
up
the
activities
of
the
department
for
1926.
"Some
of
the
districts
at
present
are
so
large
and
the
operations
conducted
therein
so
Intensive
as
to
make
It
Impossible'
for
the
present
staff
to
give
intra
the
necessary
close
at
tention.
'Efforts
looking
to
conservation
must
keep
pace
with
Increased
intensive
fishing,
and
unless
the
administration
in
B.C.
can
be
provided
with
the
necessary
facilities
In
the
way
of
air
service
and
efficient
patrol
b;aU,
It
Is
going
to
be
Impossible
to
conserve
sea
products."
Major
Motherwell
states
that
the
use
of
airplanes
In
patrol
of
the
fisheries
greatly
facilitate
the
work,
at
the
same
time
making
possible
a
more
thorough
IN
THE
SUPItEME
COURT
1HMT1SH
COLUMIHA,
Up
I'KlM
i:
111
I
CO
Ml
OF
ICltT
IIYItKlt-IXIX'TKIC
AN
V
I.IMITKI)
SAI.K
IIY
OKIIKIt
OF
TIIK
COIUT
TAKE
NOTICE
that
pursuant
to
the
order
of
Mr.
Justice
D.
A.
McDonald
dated
the
18th
day
of
February,
1927,
In
a
bondholders'
action
Intituled
In
the
Supreme
Court
of
British
Columbia
between
The
Royal
Trust
Company
and
Prince
Rupert
Hydro-Electric
ComDanv
Limited
and
others,
being
R.160X1U16.
brought
to
enforce
the
trusts
of
an
Indenture
dated
the
30th
day
of
June.
1911.
tenders
are
Invited
by
Goor?c
E;l-rd
Winter
the
Rcxlver
appointed
bv
in
order
of
this
Court
dated
the
lath
day
of
September.
1916,
and
the
demec
In
the
mid
action
dated
the
21st
day
of
November.
1916.
for
the
purchase
of
all
the
remaining
properties
and
assets
oj
me
said
company.
The
said
proper-
cic
uracriura
&a
ionows:
'
1.
That
certain
narcel
of
land
and
premises
situate
In
the
Province
of
I
J?rltlsh
Columbia
more
particularly
de-i
scriDea
m
ut
635,
Range
S.
Coast
Dis
trict,
containing
160
acres
more
or
less
i.
mat
certain
Darcel
of
land
and
premises
situate
In
tha
Province
of
British
Columbia
more
particularly
described
as
Lot
138(5.
Ranee
5.
Coast
Dis
trict,
containing
37
81,100
acres
more
r
less,
escfDtlne
thereout
a
strin
r
land
one
chain
In
width
measured
from
mgnwaier
mark.
3.
That
certain
parcel
of
land
and
remises
suuate
in
The
Receiver
Is
Informed
that
th.
above
lands
narcels
1.
2
and
3
were
.
.summers.
tected
bv
the
engineers
of
the
Rrtncc
comoetlnK
Rupert
Hydro-Electric
Company
Limited
;
M
being
suitable
sites
for
the
conunir-
tlon
of
water
power
plants.
icnaers
may
De
made
for
ail
the
said
parcels
together
or
for
cne
or
more
separately.
particulars
and
conditions
of
sale
mv
I
be
had
upon
application
at
the
office
of
i
Messrs.
Hidden.
Stead.
Hodzes
;
Winter.
Bank
of
Nova
Scotia
Building.
Vancouver,
or
at
the
office
of
the
un
dersigned.
DATED
the
2nd
day
of
Msrch.
1927.
WIliWN.
WMEALLER
tc
SYMES.
j
Solicitors
for
the
Plaintiff,
i
040
Pender
Street
West.
Vancouver,
B.C.
71
NAVIGAM.K
WATEILS
I'KOTEC
TION
ACT.
K.S.C.
CIIAPTKU
IIS
Wlltlam
J.
Crawford
herebv
elve
no.
tlce
he
has.
under
6ectlon
7
of
the
said
Act.
deDOSltcd
with
the
M'nlntor
n,
1
Public
Works
at
Ottawa,
and
In
the
office
of
the
District
Registrar
of
the
La;id
Registry
District
of
Prince
riuiwrt
t
I
Prince
Rupert.
B.C..
a
description
of
the
111c
mi:u
inc
pi
ins
01
wnan
proposed
to
be
built
In
the
Portlsnd
Canal
on
!
Lot
4607.
District
of
Casslar
I
And
take
notice
that
alter
the
explrs-1
Hon
of
one
month
from
the
date
of
pub-
.
llcation
of
this
notice
William
J.
Craw-1
wro
win
under
section
7
of
the
said
Art
apply
to
'-he
Minister
of
Public
Works,
st
his
office
in
.he
city
of
Ottawa
f.-;r
approval
of
the
site
and
planv.
and
lo:
1
leave
to
construct
the
said
whsrf
'
uaiea
at
Stewart,
11.
C
this
3rd
day
of
March,
1927.
77
W
J.
CRAWFORD.
I
PEEK
FREIN'S
Chocolate
Sandwich
Bourbon
Biscuit!
I
for
Per
lb.
7.c
Friday
and
Saturday
we.
will
dc-
Jmonstrate
triune
b
intuits
with
u
As
cup
of
dellclouH
Tea.
1
Comliinntion
Sale
we
offerr
1
ll.
Tea
1
lb.
Coffee
1
lb.
Uourbon
UlHt-ultH
All
.1
for
$2.00
You
can
uelect
Tea
and
Coffee
Ilrands
as
followa:
Nabob,
Km-
Ires,
Mulkln's
Ilest,
,or
Fuller'.
oee
our
winuows
W.
C.
Little
of
Woodcock
ships
us
Fresh
Milk
every
train.
Let
us
deliver
you
a
quart
dally,
20c
B.C.
Butchers
&
Grocen
Limited
Phones
13
and
571.
SYNOPSIS
OF
UNO
ACT
AMENDMENTS
PRE-EMPTIONS
Vacsnt.
unreser'ed,
surveyed
Crown
lands
may
be
pre-smpted
by
HrltUli
siiLJecU
over
'.t
yetra
of
and
by
aliens
on
declaring
Intention
to
berom
Krllish
suliJeclM
condl-tlonal
ii(.on
residence,
occupation,
ind
Improvement
for
agricultural
urtoseM
Full
Information
concerning
rifu-.s
liens
retrardlnK
pre-emptions
Is
Klven
in
Uulletln
No.
1,
Land
Seriss,
"Mow
to
Tre-empt
Land."
copies
of
ihlch
can
be
obtained
free
of
chares
ty
addresalnic
the
Department
of
Lunda.
Victoria,
U.CM
or
to
any
Oov-arnment
Agent
Records
will
be
arranted
covering
only
land
suitable
for
agricultural
purios.
and
which
Is
not
timber-land.
I.e.,
carrying
over
1.000
board
feet
per
acre
west
of
the
Coast
Rani
and
6,000
feet
per
acre
east
of
that
Range.
Applications
for
pre-emptions
are
to
be
addressed
to
the
Land
Com
mlesloner
of
the
Land
Recording
Dl
vision.
Jn
which
the
land
applied
for
i
la
situated,
and
are
mada
on
prlntsd
forms,
copies
of
which
can
be
ob-
talnl
from
tha
Land
Commissioner.
Pre-cnptlons
must
be
occupied
for
five
years
and
Improvements
mad
to
value
of
$10
per
acre.
Including
clearing
and
cultivating
at
least
five
acres,
before
a
Crown
Grant
can
be
,
received.
For
more
detailed
Information
see
the
Kullttln
"How
to
Pre-empt
Land."
n
PURCHASE
Applications
are
received
for
pur
chase
of
vacant
and
unresarved
Crown
lands,
not
being
tlmberland.
agricultural
purposes;
minimum
rice
for
flrat-clasa
(arable)
land
la
per
acre,
and
second-class
(eras
ing)
land
12.(0
per
acre.
Further
la-
formation
regarding
purchase
or
lease
of
Crown
land
I
given
In
Bulletin
No.
10,
Land
Kerles,
"Purchase
ana
Lease
of
Crown
Lands."
Mill,
factory,
fr
Industrial
sites
oa
timber
land,
not
exceeding
40
Versa,
may
be
purchased
or
leased,
th
conditions
Including
payment
of
stump.
HOMESITE
LEASES
Unaurvyd
aras.
not
exceeding
!
acrea.
may
be
laad
aa
hom!ta,
conditional
upon
a
dwelling
b!ng
erected
In
the
first
year,
Utl
being
obtainable
after
rasldrno
and
lra
Vrovmnt
conditions
ar
fulfill
tad
land
has
bean
surveyed,
LEASES
Ver
graxlng
and
Ind
us
trial
pos
area
not
exceeding
141
may
be
lsd
by
en
perse
r
company,
QRAZINQ
Under
th
O
rasing
Aot
tb
Inee
I
4ivtd4
Into
graxlng
dletrleta
and
tb
rang
administered
udr
a
Oraslng
Commissioner.
Annual
graxlng
permits
ar
Issued
baad
umbrs
ranged,
priority
being
glv
to
tabuahd
owner.
Stook-owosr
may
form
u
relation
for
rsjvge
majiagcant.
!,
or
paxtly
free,
permiu
w
avmlUbU
for
e4Ure,
aujipere
aad
travellers,
u
U
tad
9
THE
DAILY
NEWS
To
start
the
day
right
have
breakfast
of
QuickQuaker
Appetizing
and
helpful
to
digestion.
Gives
energy
for
busy
morning
hours.
Cooks
in
l
minutes.
Scaled
Cartons
Only
survey
of
activities
than
can
be
car-
,
amlly
had
moved
to
the
Pacific
coast,
rled
on
with
boats.
With
her
departure
the
lads
breathed
a
AlKl'I.ANKS
Ksm:.MI.L
;
lgh
of
relief
and
undoubtedly
believed!
In
checking
poaching,
he
states,
the
that
the
crown
would
fait
on
the
brow
airplane
Is
essential,
as
boats
fishing
in
of
"he
musher."
restricted
areas
cannot
escape
the
offl-
:
They
fatled
to
reckon
on
little
Violet
cer
when
he
suddenly
appears
from
the
Wood,
12,
one
of
the
three
girls
who
skies.
In
many
sections
of
the
coast
were
entered
against
the
field
of
64
It
Is
utterly
Impossible
to
maintain
boys.
She
won
her
preliminary
heats
In
patrols
by
boats,
he
declares.
'
Ine
style
and
then
romped
home
a
win-
Unless
this
arm
of
the
service
is
r.er
in
the
final.
She
proved
a
favorite.
made
available
for
future
seasons
It
however,
with
her
opponents,
who
ex-will
be
absolutely
Imperative
to
so
re-
tended
their
congratulations
to
her.
strict
the
operations
of
the
fishermen
but
warned
her
to
keep
In
training
for
as
to
seriously
affect
the
cost
of
pro-
next
year's
event.
ductlon,"
states
the
chief
Inspector.
Major
Motherwell
recommends
reduc
tion
of
salmcn
purse
seine
licence.
In
1912
ninety-two
were
Issued,
and
In
1926
there
were
443
granted.
These
op
erators
can
use
small
boats,
and
by
fishing
In
the
mouths
of
the
streams
they
take
so
many
fish
that
the
future
sources
may
be
greatly
reduced,
salmon
not
being
able
to
reach
spawning
grounds.
GIRLWINNERS
OF
DOG
DERBIES
mimikks
or
htlui:
my
iiavk
to
LOOK
TO
LAI
KKUN
II'
THIS
KLLTS
LP
Per
three
years
the
honors
were
won
!
by
Pearl
Spencer,
a
girl
of
thirteen
She
was
precluded
from
'
this
year,
however,
as
her
Miss
Wood
gave
all
the
credit
to
her
three-year-old
collie
'Beaver"
who
she
trained
since
he
was
a
pup.
DENIAL
IS
MADE
OF
SHORTAGE
OF
WINTER
FEED
ON
PRAIRIES
SASKATOON.
March
10.
Inrestlga
lion
of
reports
that
the
winter
feed!
shortage
In
Saskatchewan
was
reaching
largely
due
to
the
carelessness
of
their
owners,
who
turned
them
out
last
fall
unshod.
The
deep
snow
made
It
more
difficult
for
horses
to
forage
on
the
prairies
by
pawing
through
the
Icy
crust
for
the
dcad'graaa
underneath.
Unshod,
they
soon
developed
sore
feet
which
quickly
WELL
KNOWN
NATIVE
YOUTH
PASSES
AWAY
r.rlr
iMniclan
l-rlgUtoii,
A51-1I
Hue-riimlM-d
at
MellukalU
mi
Turduy
funeral
llrln;
Held
TtMlay
Eric
Douglas
Leigh
ton.
aged
25.
a
native
of
MetlakatU.
ded
In
the
naUve
j
village
on
Tuesday
afternoon.
He
U
.survived
by
a
widow
and
was
a
member
of
the
well
known
Lelghton
family.
I
The
funeral
takes
place
this
afternoon
In
Metlakatla.
Archdeacon
O.
A.
Rlx
officiating.
Arrangement
for
the
Interment
are
In
the
hands
of
tho
B.C.
I
Undertakers.
PERSONALLY
CONDUCTED
!
EUROPEAN
TOURS
!
Personally
Conducted
Tours
have
been
arranged
this
Summer,
under
the
Joint
supervision
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
and
Uje
Cunard
Steamship
Company
to
Great
Britain
and
Europe
;and
return.
All
transportation,
hotel
and
sight-seeing
expenses
Included
In
fares.
Call
at
City
Ticket
Office.
Third
Avenue,
or
phone
300,
for
particular
and
descriptive
literature.
BASKETBALL
TIMETABLE
m;vir;i
nii;nui;
to
(jou.ii.s
m.MAiMiuc
or
mi;M..T
m;.iM).
Tho
following
revised
schedule
for
the
remainder
of
tlie
aconon
has
Utii
arraned
by
the
1'rliice
Rujwrt
Uiukct-ball
Association:
-M.MU
II
11
Colts
V,
Tuxls:
Elevator
vs.
Terminals.
Adanaca
vs.
Maple
Leafs.
Elks
Vs.
Native
Boiia.
15
Stars
vs.
Colts.
Elevator
vs.
Hunkers,
Terminals
vs.
(Jrolto.
Native
Sous
v,
Tcrniliial.
18
Colts
vs,
Tuxls.
Adanacs
vs.
Maple
Leafs.
Elevator
vs.
Banker.
Terminals
vs.
Elks.
Colls
vs.
Tuxls
game
allll
to
bo
j
placed.
CHIIIIJACU
LUACUK
FIXTUUHS
M
A
lit
II
14
Moose
vs.
Grotto.
St.
Andrew's
vs.
Cold
Btoruge.
C.N,
Mechanics
vs.
Dry
Dock.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
vs.
Orange
Lodgo
CX.
Operating
vs.
Canadian
Legion
Sons
of
Canada
vs.
Knight
of
31
-Cold
Storage
v.
C.N.
Operating,
KnlghU
of
Columbus
v.
Dry
Dock,
Moose
v.
Sons
of
Canada.
St.
Andrew
'a
vs.
Orange
Lodge,
C.N,
Mechanic
vs.'
Canadian
Legion.
Trine
Ruptrt.H0el
vf
Orotto.
Mauett
x
a.m.
10
WIKM.K.xs
KKWillT.
DtOBY
ISLAND.
Snowing,
calm;
barometer.
29.08:
temperature,
34;
sea
smooth.
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Barometer.
39.-40;
temperature,
30.
BULL
HARBOR.
Raining,
squalls,
frcah
southwest
wind;
barometer.
20
68;
temperature.
34;
moderate
swell;
8
a.m
spoke
steamer
P.W..
stormbound
at
Bull
Harbor;
8
S3
am.
spoke
steamer
Car-
dena.
In
8ea
forth
Channel,
northbound.
Mo
DIC1BY
ISLAND.
Clear,
light
southwest
wind;
barometer.
29.72;
temperature,
40:
sea
smooth:
12.15
noon
In
steamer
Salvor.
DEAD
TREEs
POINT.
Barometer.
20
-40:
temperature,
42.
BULL
HARBOR.
Part
cloudy,
frcah
west
wind:
barometer.
23.76:
temperature.
43;
sea
moderate.
LAND
ACT
MIIII
I.
K
INTENTION
TO
AVVl.X
TO
alarming
proportions,
shows
that
while!
1"
Oraham
Uland.
Queen
Charlottr
many
hemes
are
dying
off.
this
1
'nd
lnd
Recording
District
of
Prince
1
1
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7
jiurk.
uninun
island.
TAKE
NOT1CZ
that
Powell
River
Company
Limited
of
Vancouver.
B.C.
occupation
Manufacturer.
Intend
to
ao
ply
for
a
late
of
the
fallowing
described
lands-
Commencing
at
a
p"St
planted
at
th
northeast
corner
of
DL
1671;
thence
westerly,
following
northern
bound.
ry
o
said
Lot
to
the
northwest
corner
of
said
WINNIPEO.
March
10.-By
Canadian
became
worse
.until
unable
to
dig
V.rirfoTIowrh.Jj:1
.J"")
any
5
'
iMijr.
loiiowicg
the
high
tld
mark
of
Th
The
rtnF
dog
"mn.h."
"mustier"
r,t
of
.h.
..
Press).
the
cmut
iv.tri..!
ture
must
look
to
their
laurels
...v
more
mcj
uica
oi
siarraiion.
rerguson
nay
to
the
extreme
easterly
"
a
larmer
reacnini
saskatsn
recemiv
.
vi
umniu
i-oini;
inenrt
aoum
rovlnce
of
British
Columbia,
and
mm
voumr
eirls
ct
W!nnirw
numii.
thi
...
......
-
-.
.
.
.
easterly
to
the
point
of
commencement
particularly
described
as
Lot
635.
Range
i
i
f.
...
".
'".
"
"
!
nd
conuining
lM
acres,
more
or
le.
3.
containing
32
50.100
acres
more
or
I
:
uh
me
uiu
Miunara
irau
n
naa
rowcix
RIVER
COXtPANT
less.
rcr
our
successive
years
a
young
maia
counted
the
bod
In
of
ISO
hr,rmt
I
LTD
4.
Maps
dCaltnZ
With
SUrveVS
Oflhl
ihnvn
th
1j
amhltlnm
h,n
:
f
"'aS".
have
entered
the
school
children'.
,T.
mission
line
and
receiving
station
fcr
O08
aemy
neid
here
annually.
FalU
and
Khatada
Rivera
development,
and
plans
of
works.
1
Agent
J.
Douglas
Wilson.
Dsted
4th
Nfvemher
IM
Week-end
Specials
B.C.
Fresh
Pullet
Ka's.
3
dozen
for
,
$1.00
LIbby's
Asparagus
Tip,
iwiuare
tin,
reular
40c.
Special
..
2!)i
Cabob
pure
Plum
Jam,
-1
lb,
tin
I'Jc
j
Klnjr
Ilach
Prune
Jam,
1
lb.
tint
I'Jc
I
Nabob
Iop;anberry
Jain,
4
!b.
tin;
50c;
Kinjf
Ueach
Raspberry
Jam,
4
lb.
tin
5'Jc
Dill
Pickles
in
bulk,
ier
dozen
2.1c
CANNED
CHICKEN
will
arrive
Saturday.
This
line
hai
been
off
the
market
for
nome
time.
Droken
Shelled
Walnut,
per
lb.
10c
Candy
Kisne,
per
lb
2.e
Chocolate
Erlaim,
frenh
utock,
per
lb
.VJc
Chocolate
Cream
Uar
l!incuit,
per
lb.
3'c,
a
lbs.
for
$1.00
I-'ljf
Hani
and
Glntfcr
Snaps,
per
lb
10c
Maple
Jiiflxrv
Standard
Peas,
pe-
Llill,
111IH
KIT
Z-IC
Combination
Special
1
tube
Alber'n
lluckwheat
Flour.
1
Juk
Waffle
Syrup
The
two
for
KDc
Nabob
Ilrand
Corn
on
Cob,
:)
lb.
tin,
Hpecial
,
2!)c
Campbcll'rt
Tomato
Soup,
2
for
2."c
Thin
In
your
hut
opportunity
ut
thn
price.
Campbell'H
Pork
and
special,
V,
tins
for
.
.
.
Cheese
Snax,
per
pkge.
.
,
.
Picnic
Hams,
per
lb
incw
naiiowi
Hates,
!
lb,
.
.
.Lie
rilbert
NutH,
to
clear,
2
lbs.
33c
Yellow
Newton
Applen,
jumble
pack,
1
J
ln.
for
23c
Iht
b.w
$2.23
ircsh
Khubarl),
pr
lb,
.
.
Sweet
Potatoes,
per
lb.
.
.
Cauliflower,
each
Head
lettuce,
2
for
Fresh
Spinach,
2
lbs
New
Cabbajfe,
per
lb
Celery
(California),
each
20c,
23c,
33c
Fresh
Herrlnjf.
3
lbs
23c
Fresh
Halibut,
,2
lbs
r,c
Cohoe
Salmon,
per
lb
20c
rresn
hnrimps,
per
lb
2.
rresh
Crubs,
each
Deans,
2's,
10c
23c
ID
'2c
20c
10c
33c
23c
33c
10c
c
20c-
Rupert
Table
Supply
Co
Phones:
210,
211
WESTHOLME
THEATH
WEDNESDAY
und
Tilt
ItSDAY,
7
and
a
p.m.
Ken
Maynard
mmnw
rChir&practic'
corrccis
the
cause
of
Disease
...
i--"k-rr'."uinufv
orn.itu
7
THROAT
4-MlARI
U'hGS
vipid
SIOMACN
y
AVaitindu
f
BIAD0SS
V
1
nivr
d.
I
he
lowe."
norx'o
under
the
magnify-in
glass
is
pinched
byamisa'.ignctl
joint
Pinched
nerves
cannot
transmit
healthful
impulses,
Chiropractic
adjusting
removes
Uie
pressuro
y
The
uppcrnetveUfrce
jis
nature
intends.
In
"The
Unknown
Cavalier"
The
new
Western
SUr
in
a
khI
!
KATHLEEN
CO
I.I
INS,
DAVID
TOKKENCK,
()T,s
,
;
w
JOSEF
SWICKAKD,
T.
UOY
It
A
KMX
p,T
II
AltMOX
and
other.
Admiion
COMEDY
1.UINfi
(
HAZY.
AESOP'S
FILM
I'ADI.KS
biuc
ENAMELWARE
c,,
While
Wc
carry
n
com-
plctp
stok
of
ii?JstA
'
"Pe
Une-.
Mail
orders
rarcfully
filled.
IsVV
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Lid.
11
A
Kick
From
The
Kidneys
If
the
comic
papers
be
accepted
u.-
a
1
HomethiriK
inherently
humorous
about
the
.
Whether
this
Ik-
so.
or
not,
it
can
be
Minted
u
of
the
death
atatlstics
that
thre
is
nothinif
ta;..
from
the
kidiieyn.
The
kidin-v
ure
(
l
,j
;
duly
of
nb.-D
iJnjf
an
l
u
'
IiUld
poi
'0!n
jiemr.it'
'
v
body.
Iel
Ihem
f:iil
in
;
v
disease
and
deuth
U
Vn
Kidneys
depend
ii'
'
furnished
tlirouRli
ih
for
their
motive
iw
I
pressure
uKn
n
Kidrn
1
it
impossible
for
thnu
'
-Ket
"a
kick
from
the
km
Is
the
time
to
ser
a
'
1
have
the
nerve
priu"
rv.
Bad
Kidneys
Made
Good.
"AiijtislmeiiU
maIe
"
tt
or
me.
'My
Money
my
back
was
inJurrible
I
Miiw
11
I'liiroiVrac
tor
WlT!
t()il(ll;
"
The
Justment
hclped-six
worked
-l8lelle
East,
Chiropracti-
w
Uureau,
Statement
No.
20!u
vt
1
i
1
1
i'
1
1
1
1
1
NT.M
H
NT
''
1
for
hcflllh
tan
be
made
by
li-ltl'l"""1
D.
A.
McMillan
Palmer
Craduatc
CIIIIIOPHACTOK
Koomn
0
and
7
Exchange
Itluck.
I'atho-Ncuromcter
Service
Open
Evenings
I'lioni'
e0l