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Tuesday,
March
20,
1927
PULP
AND
PAPER
MILL
AT
KITIMAT.
Proper
advantage
being
taken
thereof,
a
pulp
and
paper
mill
at
Kitimat,
on
such
a
scale
as
announced
yesterday,
may
be
of
in
tributary
to
Vancouver
just
as
are
many
industrial
plants
even
closer
to
the
city
than
Kitimat
Kitimat
is
ninety
miles
from
Prince
Rupert
and
four
hundred
-
i
A
TRIP
INTO
'
v:
.
THE
COUNTRY..;
:
"
1
'
Afjaunt
intohc
country
at
this
season
will
do
any
one
good.
What
is'.rriore
restful
to'
ee'-weqry
city
dwellers
than
to
gaze
;
out
upon
the'
rural
scenes?
There
are
the
cows
standing
in
the
flowing
brook,
if
they
arc
not
eating
the
tender
grass.
The
leaves
are
covering
the
trees
with
their
pretty
foliage.
The
ground
is
fairly
teeming
with
life.
Everywhere
one
turns
a
scene
that
is
good
for
the
soul
meets
one's
gaze;
everywhere
one
turns
a
scene
is
pictured
that
is
good
for
"sore
eyes"
the
eyes
that
are
tired
and
are
seeking
rest
and
heed
just
such
a
change.
Try
a
trip
to
the
country
in
the
springtime!
a
mr
ro.
might"
Prjrr
RANT'S
l
I
gffffffffr
M
W"
Best
Proem
IstdnuuMju
(THE
ORIGINAL)
SjSc
Pure
Scotch
Whisky
RICHEST
IN
FINEST
HIGHLAND
MALT
BmiIW
aae
taanaiMa
k,
titlt.a.
Cfi
a
Smm
Umiui
ChMl
ai4
BalM'ClJi
DM.Wna.
IML
fwm
CIiihi,
Stadias',
A
&3L
This
adverllsemeni
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
have
driven
at
a
cost
of
118
per
foot.
Marmor
Metals
are
resuming
develop
ment
on
their
property,
which
is
con!
'
ildered
one
of
much
promise.
.
Premier
Cold
Mining
Co.
has
secured
practically
aU
available,
ground
west
and
north
of
Porter
Idaho,
and
wUl
start
work
on
the
Prosperity
group
a
soon
as
supplies
can
be
got
In
this
spring.
On
this
ground
there
Is
a
vein
of
1500
ore
over
a
width
of
five
feet,
from
which
It
Is
expected
enough
ere
could
be
mined
to
cover
the
company's
cash
payment
and
bmid
on
a
controlling
Intrest.
It
la
not
likely
Premier
will
start
to
ship
from
this
property
till
It
has
developed
a
large
amount
of
ore.
equlped
the
property
with
an
aerial
tramway,
and
got
things
In
shape
to
handle
shipments
on
the
most
economical
bails.
There
has
been
quite
a
snow-ataklng
boom
on
the
north,
fork
of
Marmot
River
and
towards
Barney's
Oulch,
with
a
view
to
covering
possible
extensions
of
the
Prosperity
vein
on
It
strike.
.
A
Seattle
Compsny
haa
been
tying
up
all
the
country
it
can
get
on
the
north
fork
of
Marmot
River.
'
N.W.MOX
Kit
Kit
The
Silver
Tip
Company
will
resume
development
a
soon
as
possible.
Work
on
the
Big,
Missouri
Is
turning
out
well,
The
jtlrst
shipping
ore
has
hi
en
struck,
and
Is
being
sacked;
The,
company
appears
to
Have
recognized,
with
control
taken
over
by
W.
R.
Rust,
(formerly
owner
of
Tacoma
Smelter,
and
several
other
Tacoma
mp,
The
pro.
perty
was
recently
exsmlned
by
a.
H,
Kllbum,
ME.
of
Consolidated
Mining
and
Smelting
Co..
Ltd.,
no
that
It
looks
a
if
it
Is
on
the
market.
On
the
Extenute.1
on
Slate
Mountain,
the
superintendent
Informs
us
a
tunnel
h
been
run
100
feet,
and
Is
now
in'
qtiartz-porpnyry,
with
favorable
lndlca'
tlon
for
developing
ore.
This
U
a
pro.
j
xnK
DAILY
ICBWd
Mining
District
Has
Made
Better
Progress
Than
Stewart
Says
Journal
Reviewing
Events
N'n
mininir
camn
In
British
Columbia
continue
to
show
greater
proures
than
Portland
Canal,
gays
the
Mirifc
ands
Industrial
(
:
Record.
Kecent
months
have
witnessed
new
ore
development,
aim
,
a
decided
change
for
the.
better
is
coming
over
the
scene.
'
The
event
'
of
the
month
was
the
starting
up
of
the
Dunwell
mill.
This
went
into
commission
on
February
27.
It
was
liulll!
at
a
cost
of
about
-!
1100,000.
.
.
I
At
the
Independence
the
want
or
ventilation
compelled
aoan-;
donment
for
the
time
being
in
the
extension
of
the.
upper
workings
where
a
good
body
of
ore
U
lUted
tor
i,
been
under
development
and
pety
that
oraht
necessitated
starting
a
new
lunnn
av
hindiy
jj,
tbe
Oeorge
property
by
Consolidated
Mining
and
Smelting-
Co.
Thu
If
one
of
the
most
promising
copper
properties
on
the
Coast.
It
was
formerly
under
band
to
Oranby.
which
did
considerable
development.
The
character
of
th
Mabood
ha
been
appear
W
bate
been
a
lower
elevation
by
200
feet.
luecesiful
In
financing
it
In
the
east
An
Important
event
tn
the
develop-,
tnrou,
the
brokers
bouse
of
J.
V.
ment
of
Bear
River
la
the
bonding
oftKend4ll
tJJd
yttTof)oath
Build
tut.
Toronto.
Ont.
The
WoodblnV
Ootd
Mlnlnj
Oo..
Ltd.
la
pushing
development
of
the
Wood
bine,
bounding-
the
Premter
on
the
est.
A
nmv,
tunnel
has
been
drtvett
eilnw
Ih
m-ksnn
nud.
We
are
In
I
country
U
rugged,
and
actively
glad-
,onnM
who
setn
It
thtj
ated;
but
the
ore-bodle.
weU
e,
u
u
u
pc-
and
can
be
-"'oped:
great
jhowJ
Tfce
wfc
depth.
To
operate
It
the
eitenslon
of
.
.
,
.l
the
PorUand
Canal
Short
line
of
rail-
"
.
.
,
.
,
Mslcohn
Maekencle.
who
la
a
good
,.
...
v
relald
with
,K
ties.
'
way
will
have
to
be
.
.
.
.
,,
miner,
and
.
hat
a
thorough
knowledge
"
washouts
filled
In
and
protected,
and
"'
Woodbine-Vancouver
Oroupa
re-
....
hhh.
snr
.t
.h.
rmin
of
-
"
Woodbtoe
Oold,
cBar
Klver.
About
ven
mile,
of
new
line
will
have
to
be
built.
on
the
BC.
Silver
Deretopmea.
,
The
acuvlty
of
Consolidated
Mining!
Smelting
Co.
Ltd.
on
the
Coast
i!S-akwe
group,
has
never
looked
so
evidently
with
a
view
to
securing
suf:?mngl?jn.iw.
BC.
Sifter
has
'truck
an
Sanerel
the
dowftward
-
tldent
supplies
of
copper
to
enable
the
company
to
operate
a
smelter
for,tnXn
of
D.
ore-bedy,
tn
which
aver-1
ihe
treatment
of
concentrate.
from,S
iue
as
IIS
and
seMciau
samp.es
I
mil',
to
he
rretd
at
the
Sunloeh
and?
run
140
per
ton
On
the
northwest
estimable
benefit
to
Prince
Rupert.
It
is
the
next
best
thing
to
having
'old
Sport
mines.
The
Britannia
Mm
i
cross-cut
from
drift
m.
National
Silver
the
enterprise
right
in
the
city.
jlcg
tmj
smelting-
Co.
recently
exam-'
has
proved
up
a
shoot
of
2
feet
vrtde
Prince
Rupert
is
the
administrative
centre
for
Kitimat
and'
toed
the
sunloeh.
Whether
that
mens
of
1
20
ore.
and
another
of
five
feet
might
well
be
its
business
centre.
Whether
it
is
or
not
will
depend
!n
arrangement
with
Britannia
tor
wide
of
tio
ere.
The
manageovent
now
much
on
the
business
people
of
the
city.
If
they
will
not
or
cannot
mlnln:
tni
wlUl
Consolidated
Mining
recognizes
the
potaibutty
of
develop
avail
themselves
of
the
opportunity,
the
Kitimat
paper
mill
will
be
!n1
Bmltln8
Kr
omanm
mg
Between
these
two
properties
a,
concentrates.
Is
not
quite
evident,
but
J
sufficient
tonnag
of
milling
ore
to
it
would
not
be
surprising
If
something
j
warrant
the
ooostruettoe
of
a
cMiren
of
tbe
kind
should
happen.
An
elec-
f
tutor.
a
-
uuiiLit:
lu
lm
ti
1
tiiiici
vu
aiv
J
v
rumivr
iriain
n
m
nnuinn
lunr
rni.es
trom
Vancouver
If
the
plant
gets
an
even
show
in
Prince
LD,
,for
the
treatment
of
bu.t.r
copper
of
Da.y-AUsk.
for
n
Rupert
it
will
naturally
do
its
business
here.
If
not
it
will
tojthe
go
oranby.
Britannia,
and
its
own
oe
to
be
a
toaa.
whereas
the
Vancouver.
.
mines
U
also
a
probable
development.
ItompsnyH
pfea
waa
that
a
pwehate
of
v
v.u
unv
n.uk
tiicsE
iiiuuatiidi
lujitesus
uu'
ineir
ousiness
:
ucm
rrra..
juhu)
1
shares
was
involved,
in
v
ancouver
because
they
want
to
help
that
city
is
a
fallacy.
Such'00"1?11
hM
driven
Thompson
sentiments
do
not
weigh
anything
in
the
commercial
world.
They
T"1"1
00
th
S0"01
Fork
ditunce
deal
in
Vancouver
because
the
best
price
and
best
service
is
given
r
bout
100
'et
'm
tunn1
u
be,n
there.
If
Prince
Runert
irave
the
lP.t
nrir-P.
nnrl
tho
t
a
n
th
"cLeod
Vein.
This
vein
they
would
deal
here.
i8
"l
wld
B1
tunnel
u
"
ln
i
1
.
.....
,
.
ore
of
milling
grade
of
an
average
.
L
"U."K"
oe.8a,u
inai
in?re
IS.
n.01
enoun
market
;Tue
ot
,18
and
m
.
triDuiary
10
i
nnce
uupen
to
support
large
businesses
here.
There
The
ore
eioseir
resembles
that
of
the
are
Indeed
enough
industries
in
the
district.
What
is
wanted
now
iajDunweii.
the
business
establishments
here
but
it
cannot
be
expected
that
Van-'
The
Silverado
Mine,
on
the
mountain
couver
concerns,
having
large
Investments
and
holdings
in
Vancou
'immediately
east
of
Stewart,
u
to
be
ver,
are
going
to
open
up
here
if
they
can
continue,
as
they
are
doing
j
reopened.
New
machinery
haa:
been
now,
to
do
the
business
just
as
well
from
there.
ordered.
About
$100,000
has
been
-
There
seems
to
be
no
reason
why
the
Kitimat
paper
mill
and
pndd
08
thu
PnPeTtJ
without
any
other
industries
already
established
near
here
should
not
be
of
more
than
indirect
benefit
to
the
city.
WHAT
NEWSPAPER
ADS.
DID.
It
was
only
a
few
j-ears
ago
that
Ihe
retail
stores
in
towns
and
the
smaller
cities
did
the
bulk
of
their
week's
business
on
Saturday.
While
the
other
five
business
days
might
have
Ttf
d
expenses
the
merchant
depended
upon
the
Saturday
sales
for
the
major
por
definite
results,
but
the
directors
have
been
encouraged
to
resume
work
by
the
fact
that
the
rich
vein
on
the
Prosperity,
recently
bonded
by
Premier,
has
an
east-west
strike
which
may
extend
into
or
influence
enrichments
on
Sllverdao.
MAKMOT
KIVKK
Porter-Idaho
has
been
working
all
winter.
The
property
haa
part
of
the
rich
vein
on
the
Prosperity,
carrying
tion
of
his
week's
profit.
Needless
to
say
the
average
merchant'.00
1,Ter
P"
ton,
with
appreciable
would
have
been
exempt
from,
excess
profits
taxes
in
those
days.
'raiue.
in
lead
and
rinc.
No
doubt
that
The
newspaper
is
given
credit
for
discovering
the
possibility
'r1fh
or
wtu
b
mlBd
,ar
M
P0"1
of
scattering
the
Saturday
peak
load
over
the
six
business
days
of
ib"
nd
nlsmenU
trom
t
during
the
week
and
it
was
newspaper
advertising
which
has
achieved
the
!fu'
?hl
JTZZ
present
more
equitable
distribution
of
the
week's
business
8.1:
day
is
still
the
merchants
busy
day,
but
now
he
is
only
a
little
less
.1th
.
substantial
credit
balance.
An
busy
on
the
preceding
five
days.
,trhl,
tramway
from
lhe
mlne
t0
This
is
only
one
of
the
many
services
performed
for
business!
forks
of
Marmot
River
is
Dianned.
This
by
newspaper
advertising.
It
is
irrefutable
that
a
great
part
of
the
would
reduce
materially
the
coat
of
increase
in
business
'experienced
by
the
retail
stores
generally
in
re-'
transportation
of
ore.
leaving
a
haul
cent
years
has
been
created
by
newspaper
advertising.
Newspaper
jof
on,5r
bout
f0UT
m"
10
tidewater,
advertising
has
been
the
"Aladdin's
Lamp,"
of
the
retail
merchant.
The
Publlc
Wor,u
Department
la
put-There
are
still
isolated
towns'
where
one
may
sec
for
himself
whati,Ing
thU
roa1
ln
nrst-c,i"
'P
"might
have-been"
the
nation
over
if
newspaper
advertising
'
hadj!notor
uu
huUge
ore
,Uflnu
com
npvorWri
tog
summer.
The
new
tunnel
is
being
Jack
Crawford,
of
tbe
Crawford
Transfer
Co.
Is
entitled
to
(rest
credit
for
the
ma
mm
in
which
be
kept
the
Big
Missouri
trail
open
an
winter
and
was
able
to
keep
the
ctunp
equipped
with
esmp
and
mine
suppHee.
The
aiwatde
Mine,
seven
mQea
north
of
Hyder.
has
had
a
soee
rural
winter's
development
tutelar
the
direction
of
R.
O.
Melllrt.
MX-
who
1
now
general
manager.
In
tbe
rise
between
Noa.
3
and
K
tunnels
an
ore
shoot
Bine
fee
wide
earrte
ore
of
high
grade.
New
sre
reserve
have
also
been
proved
ln
the
evtenstoru
of
the
levels,
and
It
la
now
its
ted
there
is
enough
ore
proved
up
to
run
the
mill
for
another
season
Aiming
operation
will
resume
on
May
i:
O.
B.
Bush
has
organized
another
company
subsidary
to
National
Silver
to
be
known
as
British
Dominion
Mining
Co..
Ltd..
to
take
over
some
mere
of
his
holdings
north
and
weat
of
National
SUver.
These
Include
the
Maple
Leaf.
Monitor
and
Exchange
troup
and
the
Sunshine
claim.
15
flalms
tn
all.
National
SUver
wlU
also
tevelop
the
Border
Claim
southwest
of
Premier,
stated
to
be
on
the
southwest
strike
of
the
Premier
ore
aone
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
MtlU'll
29,
1917.
Th
steamer
Prince
John
has
left
for
Swaruon
Bay
to
load
a
cargo
of
pulp
and
paper
which
.will
Jot
shipped
east
from
thu
port
ovea
the
a
.TP.
This
wlU
be",
the
lurt
shipment
of
thu
klr.a
to
be
routed
this
way
over
the
railroad.
....
.
,.
:
.
v
.
M.
Albert
has
returned
to
the
city
after
a
business
trip
to
the
Orient.
He
expects
to
make
another
trip
as
soon
as
It
Is
possible
to
make
arrangements
to
enter
Russia.
W.
Keith
returned
to
the
city
yesterday,
having
been
Invalided
home
from
tbe
front.
R.
E.
Wilson,
of
Vancouver,
is
here
In
connection
with
the
removal
of
th
hydro-elect!
tc
machinery
from
Port
Tbe
Salvor,
which
la
at
w
k
at
Oenn
Island
where
the
tteamer
Prince
Ru.
pert
U
stranded,
called
In
port
yester-dsy
Work
of
blasting
the
rock
around
the
team;
is
under
way
and
it
Is
not
expected
thai
any
attempt
will
De
"BRIG
KTKtt
YOUIt
HO
Mi:
NCOLEUM
I
S
COLO
HAL
I
I
GUAR
AMI
ft.
I
Al
umfcnofaAniB
"
-fay
V
moxit
"V
;
if
SATI
S
FACT!
ONS
r
y
v
v.
A
v
m
t
v
err)
w
v
.-f
i
ecu
if
-shnth--
Pallern
5X3
ahnan
here
it
.
4
arilrniiiil
ilrlxn
purtrav
rrl
In
frrlenlal
Orantr.
Ill.irk
and
Juil
-
loiinl
Tan.
Jo
Merryfleid
returned
to
th
vit)
(rem
Vancouver
ye4erd'
and
will
'.rave
for
the
east
on
tomorrow
train
jo
be
absent
from
the
city
about
a
.aonth.
II
MIT
111).
"Pottef.
filly
rent
for
another
pit
her
of
Ice
water."
Sornr
auh.
but
If
I
take
anv
mo'
ce,
dat
corpse
In
de
battage
ear
ain't
jolng
to
keep."
GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT."
OTirt:
Ol'
.WW
J
CAT
ION
Kill
IH.r.U
I.HKMK.
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
OIVEH
that
en
he
9th
dsy
of
April
next
the
unde
mined
atend
to
apply
to
the
Liquor
Control!
oard
for
a
licence
In
renpect
la
DretnlMs
elng
part
of
the
building
known
as
lasaett
Inlet
Hotel,
altuate
at
Port
lementa.
Queen
Charlotte
Iilanda,
Pro
ince
ot
iintlah
Columbia,
upon
the
and
deterlbed
as
Lot
rive
(5).
Block
orty-four
44.
Subdivision
ot
Lot
Seven
and
red
and
forty-six
(74i.
Port
lementa
Townslte.
leas
Thirty-three
(it)
tset
from-
front
to
rear
on
went
side.1
of
aid
Lot.
as
shown
on
a
reclitered
map
r
plan
deposited
in
the
Land
Itegjatry
fflce
at
the
City
of
Prince
Ruoert.
tn
be
Province
of
BrltUh
Columbia.,-'
and
I
timhrf
1
07Q
tnr
lh.
.U
Mr
K..
t.
.
1
he
g!aa
or
by
the
open
bottle
for
con-umption
on
the
premises.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert.
B.C..
this
1th
day
of
March.
1027.
WARREN
SCOTT.
B
L.
TIM)
LEY.
Applicants,
"GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT."
MiTin:
tir
apiTitTtiox
nu
mix.;
MAT
TO
TlltXHlTK
III'
li:l:(
I
I.MT.MI:
NOTICE
"IS
HEREBY
OIVEN
that,
on'
the
16th
day
of
April
next,
the
undersigned
intends
to
apply
to
the
Liquor
1
Control
Board
for
consent
to
transfer
ot
'
frer
Licence
Number
C73
and
Issued
In
respect
of
premlvrs
being
part
of
a
build.
'
Ing
known
as
"Central
Hotel."
situate:
at
the
corner
of
first
Avenue
and
I
Seventh
Street,
City
of
Prince
Rupert.
In
i
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
upon
1
the
landa
described
at
txta
Eleven
rln.
.Twelve
113).
Thirteen
(13).
and
Fourteen,
(141.
In
Block
Ten
I0.
Section
One
I
ill.
Map
No.
S23,
Prince
Rupert
Land
Registration
District.
In
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
from
Peter
Black
to
I
Central
Hotel,
Limited,
of
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert,
Province
of
BrltUh
Col-;
umbla.
the
transferee.
;
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert.
B.C..
thla
join
oay
01
Marcn,
1U27.
CENTRAL
HOTEL.
LIMITED.
Applicant
and
Transferee,
LAND
ACT
Skeena
land
District.
District
of
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
sixty
dsya
aftet
date,
I
Intend
to
apply
to
tbe
Chief
Commissioner
of
Lands
for
a
licence
to
prospect
for
coal
and
petroleum
over
040
seres
of
land
bounded
aa
follows:
Commencing
at
a
po.t
planted
at
the
southwest
corner
of
Section
30,
Town
ahlp
3,
Orahsm
Island,
and
marked
"AJ
O.'s
southwest
corner'",
thtnea
eaat
80
chains;
thence
north
80
chains;
thenre
west
80
chains;
thence
south
80
chains
to
point
of
commencement,
being
See
tlon
30,
Township
3,
Orahsm
Island,
B
a
A.
J,
ciortuo.N,
Locator,
'
Dated
December
17,
1929.
v
n.
aOtr
jul
w
1
oscLtuvi
.
Canada
.
l.ivtiTf
u
.
MoVTRr.AUCAN.
aaade-
to
float
her
until
the
middle
of
rest
month.
Cnrner
Insist
on
Genuine
M
,
New
Pattern
Effects
Kich
in
OriPrT.i
Colorings
0NG0LEUM
rl
-
11
a."
icsc
new,
richlv.rr.i-..
.
Conj-olcum
Gold
Seal
Art.Ru,
patterns
at
your
dealer's-Hher!
arc
many
new
color
effects
that
will
appeal
to
you
as
the
most
attractive
ru-
patterns
you
hje
ever
seen.
You
can
etijoy
the
fresh
charm
of
these
attractive
rut;
pattern,
m
your
home
without
further
delay.
ConjjoleumGold
Seal
Art-Uuj
arc
now
offered
at
prices
you
can
so
easily
afford
and
genuine
Congolcum
Gold
Seal
Art-Rup
with
the
Quid
Seal
on
the
surlact
arc
fully
guaranteed.
The
new,
b)?icrur.irinj-,
cajv
clean
surface
will
save
you
coict-less
hours
of
tiresome
bcatis,
and
sweeping.
mts.
I
1
4rt-Rugs
RECOVERY
OF
TAXES
Publication
of
Names
of
Persons
in
Arrears.
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
pursuant
:o
he
visions
of
Section
1I1-A
of
the
Taxation
A
Income
or
Personal
Property
taxes
n'mam
'
.r,
.
1
..,.i.,inH
-t
iu.A
an
from
'0
UllVI
lilt
VA'I1MH"II
V
J
'
,
uKin
which
such
taxca
lieeeme
dellw
N
will
be
published
giving
a
complete
Ht
"'
'
r
and
addresses
of
tho
jiert4)ni
liable
to
pay
w
unless
a
sntlsfaitory
undertakinu
has
been
1
"j
-c
'
.Into
with
the
Provincial
Collector
fof
the
'ot
such
arrears.
W.
S
FISHER.
Provlnt-iid
''ill
1
CANADIAN,
iPAcinc
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Service
7
Sailings
from
Prince
:
Rope
To
Kelrhlkan.
Wrangrll,
Juneau.
KktiHay
'.''"V
u'u."
In
VniMouter,
Vlilorln.
eallle
I
ebruary
J.t.
Marcn
11.
i.nlvlvu
IlKtTllU'K
rnr
llulr.l.lr.
l'.a.t
Itrlla
Belli.
Oernn
"-""'i
uamlell
lllvrr,
an.i
anruter
r.rr-
r,
,
.
-
.
.tint
!
Ageiiry
for
all
Hteam.lilp
Lines.
'
"
W.
C.
OKCIItltll.
leneral
...
BC-
of
4th
Htreet
and
Jrd
Atenue.
rrinre
....
r-i-
Annual
Satin-Glo
Week
SI.
00
On
Half
Gallon
You
Cnn
Save
.-.Or1
On
ntinrts
Special
Manufacturer'
Weunt
FOR
THIS
WEEK
ON
I
A
'Sit
On
11nt
Cash
your
discount
coupons
here.
,
Thnmnomi
Hardware
CO.,
u
JbJa.ftW&aBg4W,JsVft
255
Third
Avenue.
1'rlnre
Rupert