PAOR
SIX
m
iwki
i
m
mi
nn
Wli&t
d.
Difference
"When
You
Let
The
Laundry
Do
The.
Washing
GONE.
are.
the
tell-tale
signs
of
worry
and
drudgery
for
the
woman
who
lets
us
shoulder
the
burden
of
the
family
washing!
Youthful
contour
sparkling
eyes
hands
that
are
graceful
and
velvet
smooth
all
these
are
her's
who
sensibly
avoids
wash-day
toil.
.Patronize
us
regularly
your
mirror
will
soon
detect
an
amazing
change.
The
LAUNDRY
Does
it
best
CANADIAN
LAUNDRY
and
Dry
Cleaners
I'hone
8
HEALTH
FOLLOWS
cmaaritaKunREcrs
rnssvir.
on
spinal
KntS
IN
DIStAKIOf
TWFeUOWmOQICAIC:
V
m
fiVUWM
fiJOuvt.
f
ST&MACIt
VLy
WMfNm
fj
Viowai
E4M
AaWtKUIMII
A
SOUND
INVESTMENT
IN
HEALTH
Produces
a
Rigger
Dividend
than
the
safest
bond
W.CAspinall
CHIROPRACTOR
G
Exchange
Mock
Green
241
Spring
Hats
emers
::
Costumes
::
Latest
Frocks
MILK
-:-
PRICE
Reduced
to
12
pints
for
1.00
7
quarts
for
$1.00
Cash
price
tickets.
Mcllrido
Street
store
now
doted
Valentin
Dairy
Office
and
Dairy
11th
St.
Telephone
6S7.
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Clock
Phone
675
DENTIST
FUNERAL
TODAY
OF
MRS.
M.
SI
SKKVICK
f'ONDlTTKII
HV
KKV.
CANON
I
lUMSItnOK
ASSISTED
IIV
ItEV.
J.
it.
ntizr.i.L
A
large
niaber
of
people
attended
the
1
funeral
this
aitternoon
of,
Mm.
Mary
Sitfn.
I
whose
death
tooK
place
Friday.
'
Rev.
:
Canon
Rushbrook
officiated,
assisted,
by
Rev.
J.
R.
Frltell
at
the
chapel
of
the
B.C.
Undertakers
and
again
at
the1
graveside.
A.
Clapperton
nnd
John
Davie
aang
a
duet.
"One
Sweetly
Solemn
Thought."
with
W.
Vaughan
Davlcs
at
the
organ.
Pallbearers
were
M.
Christopher,
J.
Hampton,
J.
Strachan,
H.
Ward,
W.
Mil-,
lar
and
A.
Jappy.
The
ladles
of
the
I
L.O.B.A.
attended
In
a
body
to
Dav
their
:
last
respects
to
a
departed
member.
Floral
tributes
were
received
from
tile
following:
The
Family.
Mr.
and
Mra.
V.
Smith.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
Bosner.
Mr.
and
Mrs
A.
C.
dark.
Miss
Winnie
Thomson,
Mr
and
Mrs.
L.
W.
Patmore.
Mlaa
Rush-
forth
and
Junior
Matriculation
nine.
!
uflHaOS5LSK5
Cash
and
Carry
Grocery
Corner
Fulton
nnd
Sixth
Ave.
SAVE
THE
COPPEKS
Sugar,
Granulated,
10
lbs.
.
.
T.'Sf
Milk,
any
brand,-per
tin
!!!(
Tea
Malkin's
Beat.
Blue
Ribbon.
or
Nabob,
lb
70r?
Bulk
Tea
Excellent
quality,
per
lb
r0f5
Coffee
Great
West,
Malkin's
Best,
Nabob,
lb.
(Kif
Coffee
Fresh
Ground,
per
lb.
IDC
Creamery
Butter,
per
lb.
-ilSrMOr)
3
lbs.
in
one
block
$1.25
Salt
Pork,
per
lb
:!
.Bacon,
8wiff8
Premium,
back.
special
per
lb
II!
Va
Picnic
Hams,
per
lb
U'Jf-UIC
Esb,
strictly
fresh,
'i
doz.
$1.18
VEGETABLE
SPECIAL
10
lb.
Carrots
10
lb.
Turnips
10
lb.
Potatoes
(Ashcroft)
4
lb.
Onions
34
lbs.
for
0:1?
Tomatoes,
lance
tips,
G
for
.
.
."f-Pineappleinvapore.
.7
for
1)."?
Canned
Fruits,
assorted,
3
for
KOf
Soap,
Kels
Naptha,
per
bar
.
.
8?
Iloyal
Crown
Soap,
per
carton
1150
Fresh
line
(irccn
Vpuetablcs
every
boat
nt
attractive
prices
ntESH
MILK
AND
CREAM
IN
I'TUGIDAIKE
"I
am
Free'
Kidney
Trouble
Ended
by
"Fruit-a-tivet"
EVERETTVOnt
"I
was
troubled
for
someyeara
with
dyspepsia,
and
kidney
trouble,
from
which
it
was
Impossible
to
(let
relief
until
I
started
taking
'Frult-a-tlveV
Now,
thanks
to
'Frult-a-tlves',
I
am
free
from
t
hoseailmen
ts
and
able
to
do
my
work
without
pain
or
fatigue.
Mrs.
Thos.
Evans.
"Frult-a-tlves,"
by
the
ftentle
natural
action
of
intensified
fruit
Juices
and
tonics,
restores
normal
action
of
kidneys,
stomach
and
bowels,
and
gives
relief
from
backache,
rheumatism,
lumbago,
neuralgia
and
headaches.
25c
and
50c
a
box.
Orad
5.
Borden
Street
School.
Hleh
1
rr
ur.
i
u
c
.......
Schools
Boys'
and
Girls
Basketball
I
r-.triu
i..
......
-
.i,
imimi
ui
intra
i-iiurca.
Teams,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
i
Hubert
Ward
and
Mr.
jad
Mrs
R
A
M(
Ie
)d
d
f
family.
Union
Oil
Co..
Mr.
and
Mm.
.!,
,
..,....
..-.,,
...
.
.
-
"j.
iiu.Miiniy
ui
ot.
uiarews
C.
BsylUui.
mil
80
Chapter
I
OJJ.E
.
Mr.
j
society.
Mr.
and
Mr,
Paul
Wicks
Mr
and
Mrs.
J.
A
Anderson.
Rupert
Bakery.
.,:;d
Mrj.
c
Batt
Lodge
Mr
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
H
Ormc.
Miss
Mac:,,
Mr.
h
r.
.
.......
v.
.
ai.u
HW
CVUOIV
lUX,
Clark.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jark
Watson
and
Mr.
aIld
Mrs
j
E
jj
and
f
family.
Benevolent
and
Protective
Ordpr'u.
....
...
...
.
.
.
.
,
a"u
Mn-
'"
rnesi,
Mr.
ana
Mrs
'
VI
wire
CWJWkl
rWHV
Teddy
Tlte.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
C.
Fraser,
Mr.
and
Mrs.John
Manson.
Mr
and
Mm
M.
McArthur.
Mr.
and
Mrs
B.
Dalgorno
COMBINATION
SPECIALS
L
tin
Nabob
Spinach.
2!a's.
1
tin
Nabob
Pumpkin,-2y2'B.
1
tin
Del
Monte
Beets,
2's.
1
tin
Welsh
Grape
Jam,
2'a.
ICejjular
price
?1.S0.
Special
for
$1.00
2
tins
Sliced
Pineapple,
2s.
2
tins
Sliced
Peaches,
2s.
2
tins
Pears.
2'a.
2
tins
Strawberries,
2'n.
2
tins
Raspberries,
2'n.
Kejrular
price
Special
for
'JijrAi
2
tins
Peas,
No.
5.
2
tins
Corn.
2
tins
Tomatos.
2's.
4
lb.
tin
Empress
Plum
Jam.
Regular
price
$1.85.
Special
!?1
10
lb.
sack
Pastry
Flour!
1
tin
McLaren's
Baking
Powder.
1
lb.
tin
Crisco.
4
lb.
tin
Empress
Loganberry
Jam.
Kegular
price
$2.10.
Special
for
$1.00
Alberta
Market
P.
GAMULA,
Proprietor
Fifth
Street.
Phone
20S
James
Black
and
ssn.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Nick
Oiirvlch
and
family,
Dr.
and
Mrs.
E.
S.
Talt,
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
D.
H.
McDonald
and
Angus
McDonald,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
Morln.
Mrs.
McBotrbi.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Stromdahl,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Joseph
Day.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A
Jappy.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Clark.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
U.
B.
Stllen
and
tamlly,
Mr.
and
Mr.
J.
L.
Mclntita
and
baby.
Staff
of
Prince
Rui.ort
Public
Schools.
Mr.
ana
Mrs.
oeorgs
II
111
and
family.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Anderson.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
McD.
Campbell.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Mctvor.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Flnlayson.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Bremner
and
family.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Rol
Bamcs.
Sir.
and
Mrs.
Peter
Byrne,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
D.
CnMa-tlaon.
Aid.
and
Mrs.
WUllam
Brown.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
8.
D.
Macdonald
and
family,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
N.
MussaMem.
Loyal
Orange
Benevolent
Association,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
C.
Brady.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Howard
Steen.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Adam
Dunbar.
Mrs.
Griffiths,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Oeorge
Oeddes.
Mr.
and
Urn.
I.
J.
Irge.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
A.
Morgan.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alex.
McRae.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
R
Murray.
Mr
and
Mrs.
Wm.
Miliar.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Murray.
Mr.
and
Ura.
W.
B.
Denning.
Mr
and
Mrs.
N.
Christopher.
Mr.
-and
Mrs.
Bert
West.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
WUllam
Straehan.
Mr.
and
Mn.
B
Clapp.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
3.
WlUs.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
McLean
and
family.
Mis
Peggie
Stuart.
Mr.
and
Mra.
Ales.
Ouyan.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
E.
Allen
and
family.
Mr.
aud
Mra.
w.
Stuart.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Oerrge
Thaln
and
family.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Prince.
Mrs.
Jesato
Jacobs.
Capt.
and
Mrs.
J.
R.
Bltert.
Mayor
and
Mra.
8.
P.
McMordle.
Mr.
and
Mra
R
E
Hudson.
Mr
and
Mrs.
P.
Wlngham.
Mr
and
Mrs.
W.
H.
Tobey.
Mr.
and
Mra.
Fred
Llnd'iulst.
tin.
A
E.
Hudson
and
family.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
R
place.
Mr.
and
Mra.
W.
Thaln.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
A.
Crulckshank
and
family.
Mr.
and
Mrs
w.
crulckshank.
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Mrs.
James
Comer
and
Infant
child
were
passengers
arriving
in
tbe
city
aboard
tbe
Camoaun
this
afternoon
from
SUwart.
Mra.
R
B.
Skinner
returned
to
tbe
city
on
the
Oamosun
this
afternoon
from
a
trip
to
Anvcx
and
Stewart.
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Kerr.
K.
J.
Smith
of
o.
W
Ntckerson
Co..
Ltd..
returned
to
the
cltv
on
u
nun.
rsun
this
afternoon
after
having
made
.he
round
trip
to
Stewart
and
Anyos
on
busineaa.
The
Dally
telegraphic
report
of
the
Oovernment
Telegraphs
shows
that
at
almost
every
point
as
far
east
as
Burns
Lake
and
north
to
Telegraph
Creek
snow
waa
falling.
Wallace
C.
Orchard,
general
agent
here
for
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway.
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Camosun
this
afternoon
following
a
week's
buel-
neas
trip
to
Stewart.
"GOVERNMENT
LKJUOR
ACT"
MITH'K
(II-
AI'I'LK'.tTION
lOlt
I1LLK
I.ICEMK
itolic
u.
Sfwojf
'sn
that
on
tbe
6th
day
of
Msrch
next
the
undersigned
mtends
to
apply
to
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
for
a
licence
In
respect
to
pre-
i'i'S
af,
prt
01
the
DUlllng
known
"
HoUl
ftassett"
situate
on
iSt
Xlght
f
)
.
Black
VrVmrtsk
i
ill
1M.H
r
e
a
T
"
vewtl
i
y
i
a
SSBU
U.iJ,
I.
Maaiett
Towiuite,
Town
of
Mascett.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Prince
Huoert
nwaiairaiion
uistrict
in
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
for
the
sale
by
Me
ilass
or
by
the
open
consumption
on
tbe
pre-
mises
DATRD
at
Prince
Hupert.
B.C..
this
lath
day
of
February.
1938.
QORDON
D.
DA
VIES,
Applicant.
"GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT."
NOTIf'K
OK
AI'I'l.lr.tTION'
lOlt
IlKKll
'
LllKNXK
iNdTICI
la
ireby
given
that
on
the
par.
UI
fcne
DUIiainK
nown
an
Port
Clements
Hotel,
situated
5L
.LtJ,clm"H-
B0
-
i
the
lands
described
as
Lot
No
5,
dlock
44.
Sub-
u-"n
k"
Qun
Charlotte
Island
niHtrlci
Mp
No.
1070,
Prince
Hupert
l.aud
Reiatratlon
Dlatrlrt.
In
the
Provlnc-
"f
Brlllah
Columbia,
for
the
K.?.!?
.'f,
r
l,v
u"
nr
by
"e
open
b0'1
f"r
fonsumotlon
on
lite
uremlaea.
DATED
thi.
llih
m.
.
-Zr72Z
028
BriYDONE
lORNE
T1NOLEY.
Applicant.
THE
PAILX
NEWS
Tucd
T
:
"
J
MANY
SUGGESTIONS
WITH
VIEW
llEAUTIFYlNU
UTX
(cotittnued
from
page
one)
with
flowers
and
shrubs.
ONE
1-L.U'sE
KFXETKI)
The
one
clause
ol
Parks
Board
re
commendations
which
was
struck
out
by
the
council
was
that
which
called
for
the
removal
ot
the
handball
court
on
Fulton
Street
near
the
City
Hall
on
the
grounds'
U,at
It
was
unsljhtly.
It
was
decided
rather
to
have
this
re
paired
and
painted
and
have
creeping
plants
grown
over
It.
Aid.
Rudderham.
while
adnilttma-
that
the
court
wa
msl.ih.tlv
in
Its!
present
condition,
was
not
In
favor
of!
tearing
It
down.
The
city
waa
none
!
too
well
equipped
with
playgrounds
for
children
for
the
benefit
of
whom
this
court
bad
been
originally
built.
In
summer
months
It
was
popular
with
the
children
and
there
was
hardly
any
i
line
of
the
day
that
it
was
not
In
use
by
,
them.
Hot
was
not
in
favor
of
taking
j
the
court
away
unless
It
could
bei
moved
to
some
oUter
location.
He
felt
that
the
court
could
be
suitably
repaired
and
stated
that
the
members
of
the
fire
department
had
expressed
willingness
to
undertake
the
work
provided
the
city
provided
the
materials
such
as
paint.
i
Aid.
Brown
agreed
with
Aid
Rudder-hams
view.
The
children
of
the
city,
In
his
opinion,
were
far
more
Important
than
all
the
tourist
who
came
here
and
whose
eyes
might
be
displeased
by
the
structure.
It
was
not
practicable
to
move
the
court
to
the
rear
of
the
Fire
Hall
as
had
been
suggested.
I
That
ground
was
already
In
use
as
city
yards.
He
waa
opposed
to
tearing
the
court
down
but
was,
rather.
In
i
favor
of
having
it
fixed
up.
Aid.
Dibb
was
not
in
favor
of
tearing
'the
court
down.
If
nothing
else,
it
concealed
an
ugly
rockptle.
He
was
In
sympathy
with
she
offer
of
the
mem-
luer
of
the
tire
department
to
tut
It
up.
Possibly
Tines
and
creepers
could
'be
trained
over
the
structure.
Aid.
Llnwy
felt
that
the
strut;
turr
In
1U
present
condition
was
an
eye-
Jsore.
He
favored
moving
the
court
If
possible
so
that
the
City
Hall
lawn
might
be
extended
and
creepers
train
ed
up
the
hillside.
Aid.
Oreer
was
also
in
lavor
of
tbe
structure
If
possible.
He
had
understood
that
tbe
fire
department
was
willing
to
hare
It
torn
down.
After
some
furtber
discussion.
It
was
feclded
to
delete
the
clause
from
the
recommendations
and
that
the
court
be
Instead
reoalred
and
minted
and
further
Improved
through
the
planting
of
vines,
etc.
UE.MOt
i;
i:voi:i;.s
doing
on
to
the
clause
relative
to
iuow
Bay.
Aid.
Rudder
Rudderham
luuu
felt
felt
tbs
that
bete
indeed
was
one
of
ihe
real
-)
wlUlng
to
pay
for
the
use
of
the
steam
roller
suggested
ArUng
Mayor
Collart.
ii
the
city
had
the
money.
Aid.
Rud-
asThaaa
was
not
opposed
to
tbe
sua-
Station
relative
to
the
planting
of
shrubs
on
tbe
street
hillsides.
u.titiiKN
mm
la
the
matter
of
prises
for
children's
ad
amateur
gardens.
Actliut
Mavor
Collsrt
stressed
the
desirability
of
en
couraging
the
children
to
have
gardens
ot
tneir
own.
This
might
aid
in
ore-
venting
them
dentrovlna
rardena
of
other
people.
Cash
prlaes,
he
felt,
were
moat
suitable
for
children
while
plan)
prwas
sucn
as
suggested
would
probably
be
more
appreciated
by
the
adult
gardeners.
He
felt
that
the
city
would
be
justified
In
making
tbe
small
grants
ttiat
would
be
required
In
this
connection.
In
the
matter
of
McClymont
Park
Improvement.
Aid
Oreer
felt
that
a
survey
should
be
made
of
t!e
park
and
any
future
Improvements
be
put
on
a
systematic
nasi
it
would
be
unwise
to
plant
gardens
what
streets
would
eventually
go.
Improvement
of
Mc
Clymont
Park.
Aid
Oreer
felt
should
be
planed
In
the
hands
of
the
Parks
Board
to
which
the
appropriations
would
be
made
The
Board
of
Works
had
plenty
of
other
work
to
look
after.
L
0
J
Scott
..,.,,
uivuTiiiv
uuuri,
Acung
Mayor
Collart
stated
that,
If
the
ground
were
put
in
attapa.
Mr.
Qlennle
had
offered
to
plant
It
In
flowers
and
bushes.
It
was
a
very
generous
offer
which
he
felt
the
city
should
avail
Itself
of.
It
wbh
Miggested
that
pretty
nearly
all
the
tourists
headed
for
Praaer
Street.
"I
think
the
provincial
government
should
do
the
work,"
facetiously
remarked
the
solicitor.
ITV
AT
YSXX.1
Aid.
Brown
referred
to
the
unsight
ly
litter
that
lmi
ix-en
left
on
Graham
In
the
city
where
they
haii
been
left.
This
suggestion
was
added
to
the
recommendations.
The
recommendations
were
then
adopted
and
referred
to
the
Board
of
Works
to
carry
out
Its
share
of
their
execution.
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READERS
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JOINT
GATHERING
OF
YOUNG
CHURCH
FOLKS
Members
r
I'iiIImI
Clmreh
V.l
Koclety
Entrrtalnril
I.)
ItoHM
ItreaMe
Club
Members
of
tbe
Touai
People's
Society
of
tbe
First
UnluMI
Church
spent
a
very
enjoyable
evening
last
night
as
Use
guests
of
tbe
fireside
Club
of
First
Baptist
Church.
Tbe
feature
ot
the
evening
was
a
debate
on
the
topic
"Resolved
that
Married
Life
Is
Preferable
to
tbe
Single
State."
Representatives
of
the
Fireside
Club
in
tbe
affirmative
were
given
the
declsot.
They
were
Mlae
Bdiia
Otlker
and
Miss
Alelta
McKlnley
BeoreaenLa
tlves
of
the
First
United
Church
organization
aha
frKlk
tlu
tiaaatlva
mLAm
'were
Miss
Lillian
Wo.-aloM
and
Duncan
Miller.
Some
Intereatlns
argument
sores
of
the
city
and
one
which
almost:
were
advanced.
all
tourtsta
had
to
pass
(
The
desirability
pf
preserving
Landing
timber
was
nressed
by
Acting
Alxo
contributing:
to
tbe
evenlna'a
program
waa
Blahop
Thurber
with
cor
net
solos,
accompanied
by
bat
mother.
Mayor
Collart.
A
Stop
sbculd
be
put,
Mrs.
J.
D
Thurber.
to
Its
unnecessary
destruction.
H
W
Howard,
president
of
tbe
In
the
matter
of
advertising
iinu
Pimiiu
(-?.
n.v.ni.
k
...
"
I
-
i
..j..
u
.
w
V
.
miu
City
Solicitor
Jones
stated
that
the!
Rev
A.
Wilson
of
the
United
Church
elty
had
no
power
except
on
Its
own
i
gave
a
few
appreciative
remarks-
on
LJ
"
mignt
ue
weii
to
enlist
i
behalf
of
tbe
Young
People's
Society
...
.v-ijjtiinuu
oi
provincisi
government
as
far
as
the
highway
waa
concerned.
Several
specific
instances
were
referred
to
in
the
discussion
on
the
clauses
relative
to
private
properly
strewn
with
rubbish
and
domestic
animals
and
fowls.
There
was
tbe
right
of
prosecution
for
depredation
upon
fenced
gardens
stated
tbe
city
solteltor
in
tbe
matter
of
tbe
use
of
tbe
streets
for
garden
purposes.
tn
the
matter
of
stump
Dulllne.
it
was
stated
that
the
cltv
bad
a
stums,
puller
and
tbe
steam
roller
mlaht
be
The
remainder
of
tbe
evening:
waa
enjoyed
with
games
and
community
singing
delightful
refreshments
being
served
under
tbe
direction
of
Mrs.
R
W.
Howard
and
Mra
J.
M
Colliann
There
was
a
large
attendance
at
the
Joint
gathering.
BILLIARD
INDIVIDUAL
CHAMPIONSHIP
TO
BE
PLAYED
IN
CITY
SOON
"
i
a
gigs
ri
llai
Sari
aavhsBM
Is
aw
w
.
I
The
Prince
Rupert
Billiard
League
.
r,
w
executive
at
a
mnatln.
l..t
m.h.
nearby,
some
gardwnere
might
be
U-i
.
.u.
"
m"l
junior
Individual
championship
aeries
on
March
91
with
games
In
the
two
divisions
eg)
alternate
nights.
Kntrtaa
are
to
be
In
the
bands
of
the
secretary
oy
March
17.
Bach
gaeae
in
the
senior
division
will
be
to
HO
points
with
s
final
of
1000
points.
The
junior
games
will
be
to
SAO
points
with
a
final
of
600.
Those
attending
the
meetins-
were
John
Bulger,
president.
C
L.
Young-
man,
Bert
Moreen.
T.
O
Pyls.
James
Hamilton
and
W.
H.
Long,
secretary.
ST.
ANDREW'S
BOWLING
Ale
lirm-N
Kink
ileal
Tn
Health's
In
t'lttitriy
Coalratrd
Mated
In
a
very
closely
contested
match
last
night,
Ales
MeLsods
rink
defeated
I
that
of
Tom
Seattle
In
the
St.
Andrew's
carpet
bowling
tournament.
Standing
of
teams
to
date
in
the
tournament
ts
as
follows:
W.
L.
D.
Pta.
O.
Abbott
4
i
j
g
A.
McLeod
4
1
g
J.
Dick
4
3
o
J
r"rew
I
1
0
a
Wstsou
g
g
o
o
2
3g
N.
MoDouald
3
3
.
o
4
R.
Cameron
3
g
o
4
R.
Davie
a
g
0
4
c-
Taylor
a
4
.
X
4
Jack
Watson
1
a
1
it
T-
Beattle
1
g
0
3
rilK
U
Of
VMIIiT
The
price
of
11.58
I
-8.
wheat
yesterday
waa
H.
D.
rtochfort.
well
known
Stewart
broker,
and
Mrs
rtochfort
are
naaaen.
Avenue
,..
p,g
of
stumps
going
ii.ugh
t7
vTZuvn
alongside
the
nun
after
it
rmd
been
1
.
ded.
Ilh.
re,,
th.t
there
should
be
J
Mr.
Oeorge
Mcllmoyl
arrived
In
the
no
delay
i
burnt,,,,
these
.tumps
up
city
on
lh
c.nu.ui,
tB
.ften,,,
mi
t..r.i.,,iiii
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ur
any
ulhcr
pulnt
iiom
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