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aosfer
.Fifteen
years'i
experience
in
9'FUltNITUKE
5ANI)
PIANO
MOVING
We
sell
8
kinds
of
Coal
Any
kind
of
Wood
in
any
quantity
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SANI)
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price,
weights
nnd
measures
are
right.
So
is
our
Service
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us
and
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and
Time
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&
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Phone:
Red
317.
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Lingerie
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Louv
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Roofing
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Surfaced
Shingles
Roll
Roofing
Ruilding
Papers
and
Felts
Everjet
Elastic
Paint
Plastic
Elastigum
Shingle
Stains
Creosote
Oils
Marine
Seam
Pitch.
Distributors
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&
McCaffery
Limited
Phones
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and
117
City
Meat
Market
Selvig
Ilros.
Third
Ave.
Phone
7C5
KJOT
FISK
fiRONSAKR
Alle
sorter
norsk
ost
Nnrske
fiskekonserver
m
Norske
sukkerkavringer
Norske
hveteskonrokker
Norske
rugskonrokker
Norske
knekkehrod
Norske
flathrod
Mutter
O.S.V.
1st
ky.
varer.
Itillige
priser.
Hurtig
ombringelse
DRY
:
BIRCH
JACKPINE
AND
CEDAR
!
Single
load
$3.50
Double
Load
$0.50
Largo
Sack
50c
COAL
PRICES
DOWN
Pembina
Peerless
Egg
$12.00
Pembina
Washed
Nuts
$11.25
Alberta
Sootless
Egg
$12.00
Alberta
Lump
$13.00
Also
all
other
classes
of
coal
HydeTransfer
AND
COAL
CO.
Phone
580
13i
Second
Ave.
Champion
Gene
Tunney
Pounds
Decisive
Victory
Out
of
Tom
Heeney
in
World's
Title
Bout
NEW
YOI
ten
rounds,
retained
his
In
the
eleve
IK,
July
27.
mm
Tisa
UitiaiierdSl
-Leading,
oij.
a
vid
ley,
worldaoftfav,
ast
night
Byoueai
er
the
Nav
Jjealan
emarg
mm
the
first
preliminary
lasted
only
32
.
t.
.
lt
eroiKi
una
11
uxik
live
niinuves
wj
re-
vlve
the
loner.
The
next
was
a&che-1
duled
sla
-rounder,
between
George
La-roeco
of
Fordham
and
Herman
HeUer
of
Germany.
Pnnty
Hairy
also
leferrt-d
this
tout.
Larocco
was
awarded
the
decision.
HBMM'IXAL
in
of
points,
in
boxing
chblgpiofl,
echnical
knockout
nger,
Tom
Heeney.
The
referee,
Eddie
Forbes
called
tjft
batle
oj
the
century
to
a
close
as
the
reeling
Aniac,
bloody
anu
staEKering,
was'
out
on
his
feet.
It
was
an
excellent
battle
in
which
the
ex-marine
clearly
show
ed
his
boxing
superiority,
justifying
the
opinion
that
he
is
one
of
the
greatest
champions
in
the
history!
flt
the
ring.
Heeney
was
a
ttmt
Uruigli
outclassed
opponent.
w
S-i7.-U.ins
in
the
neighborhood
of
blei
wrcn
.,,
included
John
McOraw.
70.000
persona
witness
me
ooui
wnicn
ollinU
ftnd
manllRC,
of
the
op,
Rup.
irn.K
place
in
ine
omuuim
miu
were
p,.rl
o-ere
many
notailo
indiviauais
present
1'KIVCII'AI.S
ENTER
wJ
L
'.k
.
...
'job,
"
taMng
advantage
or
their
position!.
Forbes
the
referee
w
and
the
Eddie
wa
.
..
.
.
Hcaiiev
wu
Om
tint
tn
miter
the
rUw.
judges
Were
diaries
F.
Msthetedh
and
;
.,.....
'
WMrlnoL
fftnrl
mh.
WlrTlA
Tlarwv
nnrt
Tern
Klfig.
The
latter
had
no
Work4
to'
,
,
do.
Joe
Humphries,
a
veteran
.
waa
the
...
,
K.
n
had
.-JJJJ-JH-j
n,
of
the
bout
which
was
r
promoted
by1.
.
,
.
,
'
,
.
.
being
received
wonderfully.
He
wore
his
Kl..
t.
..l.K
...
I
.1
...
Heeney
crossed
th
ring
to
shake
hands
with
Tunney
who
greeted
him
warmly.
Thsy
posed
for
pictures
in
neutral
corner.
Billy
Gibson
and
Jimmy
Branson
were
in
Tunney's
comer.
Tunney
was
as
cool
as
a
cucumber.
Heeney
stood
tnl
The
principals
In
the
seml-nnal
ol
his
corner
with
his
back
to
Tunney
rut
rounds
were
Oeorge
Hoflman.
form-
j
talking
with
the
Harvey
brothers.
erly
heavyweight
champion
oi
tne
state'
There
was
a
great
acclaim
as
the
cf
New
York,
atad
Ade
Warren
of
North
,
main
event
started.
Carolina.
The
crowd
was
anxious
for
KOl'.Mi
ity
KOttMl
tlu
l
..I
.tul
rniiM
nnt
wrm
lin
!
First
Round
Tunney
walked
out
to
the
semi-flnallsts.
Hoffman
and
War-
slowly
.,
.
as
.
Heeney
ntrM
.
v.,.
VU
.
.
UBSIVU
muvm5
luc
ocvwin.
mum
third
rounds
aud.
by
that
time.
Hoff
.
.
'
r".v
plcdded
in.
ui.
iirniij
mi
man
evidently
ngured
titat
things
niri
k,.
t
the
professional
ranks
were
not
is
easyi-
.T
thj
,.w
"Jn
tu'
W":en
w"
glVJ?giOent
tied
Heeney
up
at
.
quarters.
"
"""""
"'".Heeney
landed
hart
left
attd
rirht
to
I
was
restless
and
impatient,
hdw-
ver,
and
rataed
the
boys'
effort.
They
..w
i
.
uuiuuib.
limn;
frua
so
wanting
Tunney
and
,
Heeney
toliux
ltuMrad
,;Mh
k
go
in
the
ring
and
have
It
over
with.
hM
rlght
to
tne
jaw
aw,
The
decision
was
awarded
to
Warren.
,-tt
.nl
u
up
icr
a
nine
aireicn
ociore
ine
main
event.
Jack
Dempaey.
sitting
immediately
hind
the
press
row.
was
besieged
by
ell
wishers
who
kept
the
former
cham
pion
busy
for
a
while
shaking
hands.
Dempaey
was
evaajve
tn
his
answers
cn
a
break
and
was
cMltiotted
by
the
referee.
Heeney
apotociaed
and
then
up
in
a
vicious
serimrnaae
beU.
Heeney
surprised
the
crowd
with
his.
work.
ifecond
Bound
Heeney
was
short
wtt
ja
rlcht
and
a
clinch
foUowad.
Heenev
was
carrying
his
left
sMulder
high.
Tunney
shook
Heeney
up
with
both
tz
whether
he
would
try
and
regain
his
!bnd!Lto
the
lw
DUt
Tom
kept
crow-
lost
title.
He
was
sitting
by
a
little
girt
In
yellow.
During
the
preliminaries.
Jack
Jumped
over
the
press
seats
and
spoke
a
few
words
over
the
radio,
say
ing
he
hoped
the
best
man
would
win.
Dempsey
will
long
remain
the
idol
of
m
wMm;j
wiu
uwura
in
fc
mna
riiib
to
head.
Oene
sent
a
nice
left
jab
to
the
face.
Tunney
feinted
wrtti
left,
then
crossed
a
hard
right
to
jaw.
Tunney
shot
a
hard
right
under
the
heart
and
Tom
landed
both
hands
to
bead.
r&sWka
htnlrest
UN
-
t
Youbb
America.
Announcer
Humabrtaa!
'"
UP
Tunney
was
going
along
nnliH
iw.
,to
tiv.
r,a
a,
....
8,owly
Ht
ow-.,
mandof
the
crowd.
.
.
CTT
ltting
Tom
have
a
hard
left
and
Knnt
Hansen.
Johnny
Rlsko
and,
rtfc.
.
4K
.
.
Tommy
LoughTan
wer?
Introduced
to
""
"
J"
Z?
,
Ch,n
"
w
TataB
rourKl
the
crowd.
Jack
ShurKey
was
al
in-1"'
trodtieed.
za
nuuuu
utrury
serai
a
naru
leu
,
.
...
.
.
tc
Jaw.
Oene
danced
around
the
challen-
xjwmiui
uicviiT
ui
M
14u15t.11
a.
iu
Oovernor
Moore
of
New
Jersey
LAND
ACT
jger
but
Tom
managed
to
stack
a
hard
1
r'.Kt.
tK
fYim
mnlfu,'.
luiH
ISinnaa
iTng
the
Ute
arrivals
Roy
Howard..
.
,
"
.
'
'
chairman
of
the
board
oi
Scrlpps-How-
'
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
...
.
.
stood
toe
to
toe
and
had
the
better
of
ard
publications,
was
among
the
nota-,
making
a
foei
of
Tom.
landing
seven
cr
eight
lelt
Jabs
to
face
without
a
re-
VOTICr
or
INTKNTICN
TO
APri.Y
TO
'turn.
Heeney
caught
Tunney
off
his
LKAKJLNli
balance
and
nearly
upset
him
with
a
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
.recording
Dls-
nrd
right
to
Jaw.
Heeney
went
right
trlct
and
situate
adjacent
to
Alllfora
.
over
Oenes
shoulder.
A
bunch
of
left
eenWttI1"k1
t-ed
tn.
Mend
fwn
TnmVrnose.
TAKE
KOTfCB
that
Paelfle
M11U
Tunney
suddenly
backed
away
and
Limited.
oi
Vancouver
BC,
oocupaUan
;
HserMW
oltMC
tuAsisf
tkstded
two
Pulp
and
Paper
Manufacturers.
Intends
I
LjLi,
to
apply
for
a
leate
of
the
following
d
more
tefu
ejd
tied
up
tlx
cMUeBcef
scribed
lands;
The
champion
landed
Mfi'
tb
Mtee
and
Ooramenclng
at
ajjesJL
planted
Jittj
ducked,
making
Heeney
mis
ttie
return.
roflowini?
the
hla
water
mart
arourtd
Pourth
RMind-Ttmney
stejvped
out
of
the
island
to
uotat
of
ccmweaeccient.
and
ontainingf
0J6
acre,
more
or
less
PACIFIC
MILLS.
LIUITSD.
Applicant.
Donald
Wilbur
Hodadon.
Anent
for
Parlflc
Mills.
Limited.
Hnlff
Mnv
tB?
MM
tf
U
GREEN
LEAF
WWM
VM1
J..
the
may.
Heeheys
eye
wa
et
but.
Jtut
before
the
beU.
be
seat
TuntveV
back
on
hU
heels
with
hard
rtgnt
to
Jaw.
Fifth
Rcund
Tunney
baslied
around
the
ring
with
the
Ansae
toUWlng.
Tun-
"CEAGRAM'S
83'
is
made
after
the
lame
formula
as
used
when
this
famous
whiskey
wai
first
made
years
ago.
The
purest
of
spring
water
and
the
choicest
of
grains
only
are
used
and
all
whiskey
is
aged
and
mellowed
in
individual
oak
casks.
The
name
and
quality
of
Seagram's
hasnetfer
been
impaired.
s
it
Perfect
83
stock
ol
'
WWsVev
n
,
Govnnen
This
advertleement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by-
tha
Governmont
of
,v
.'.
British'
Columbia
f
I
Tim:
atit-
new?
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FOR
SALE
FIRST
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ROOMING
bouse;
twenty-six
rooms
fully
fur-itMherl
and
IB
good
condition.
Excellent
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for
a
couple.
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T.
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NEWSPAPEPS
MAY
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IN-stead
of
building
paper
or
to
lay
beneath
carpets
on
the
floor.
Oet
special
price
on
large
quantities
Daily
Mews.
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SALE
LAUNCH
OV.TSN
FOUR
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Basthope
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and
(in
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Ford
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AND
HOOM
BOARD
and
Room
In
private
residence.
Borden
Street
Phone
Red
148.
175
cey
was
first
to
land
hammering
ribs
with
lefts.
Tunney
missed
a
hard
tight
as
Tom
swayed
sideways.
Tunney
sent
two
short
right
uppercuta
to
the
Jaw.
as
Heeney
tried
to
mix
It
at
dose
quar
ters.
Tom's
note
was
hisadlng
freely.
ftraney
Jabbed
a
pmif
of
lefts
to
the
face
and
landed
rtgnt
to
ear.
Tunney
xnt
varftu
right
JUS
to
Jaw
and
Ittehey
tried
a
left
swine
but
missed
and
be
Btr
deem.
The
oMmbion
again
smash
ed
Heeney
at
the
011.
Sixth
ttound
Heeney
tried
a
right
tot
body
but
was
short.
Oene
ant
a
light
left
to
face
and
than
drove
a
nard
rtgnt
to
b-dy
Heeney
backed,
the
champ
to
the
ropst
but
could
not
hurt
hint.
Tom
did
6t
se
aMe
to
get
away
from
rigtitl
to
tbe
Jaw.
Tom
rushed
Oene
to
the
rotoea
but
Tunney
peppered
him
wttfc
botlk'
hand.
Tom's
right
was
blocket
eaw
but
be
later
landed
a
left
to
tfee
ear.
Tunney
ripped
two
rights
to
rise
and
a
left
and
right
to
Jaw.
The
crowd
rOsVNd
as
Heeney
egged
at
the
knee
It
WM
all
Tunney's
round.
MKMOItAllI-i:
IIOl'R
Seventh
Round
This
was
the
round
which
Dempney
dropped
Tunney
and
the
champion
smiled
farnsrjf
as
one
of
the
fans
asked
him
If
ho
remembered
it.
Tunney
landed
wafted
right
under
the
heart.
Tom
kept
plodding
but
Tunney
landed
five
pane
has
to
Tom's
one.
Tunney
sent
a
bard
right
to
the
head
and
to
follow
up.
Tunney
booked
rapidly
out
of
range
of
Heeney
's
wild
swings.
Tunney
totofced
a
left
to
body
and
caught
the,reMtfn
on
his
shoulder
at
the
bell.
'
Eighth
Round
Tunney
shook
his
head
and
dam
cd
all
over
the
challenger.
Heeney
went
to
bad
rye.
Heeney
was
ONdlng
on
now
and
It
appeared
as
It
the
"hard
rock"
was
roftenlng
Ttfrt
staged
a
rally
lashing
out
furiously
but
tunney
nearly
blinded
him
with
both
toands
as
the
bell
rang.
During
the
111
term
Vision,
Eddie
Harvey
(continued
on
J3te
five'
"Is
this
what
you
I
I
f
II
Ti
I
il
ii
ran
-
ti
-
i
imiilliiri
ii
T
l
U
w
sn
S
as
asm
-sssssss
m
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Ads.
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aged
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to
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ftENT
t)R
RBrrt'.
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Suites,
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reasonable
prices
sn
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you
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OAH
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Agents
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Englnas.
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Propellers,
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Tuxlube
Oil
lioats
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Chatter
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on
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hours
1
pjn.
till
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pjn.
Snndaya
and
Holidays.
11
am.
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8
pjn.
ItwHte
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SUMMBK
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MKBLSK
HOTSI'IHNOS
I.OIK5K
NOlV
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litltdK.HT
IIOTNI'ltlMIM
IN
CANADA
(Lttbia
Water)
Trout
rishinK
on
Inkelse
Ijike
now
open
(iOOI)
A(
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I
OK
riSlllNO
part
1
as
Ltkelse
Lake.
Terrace.
D
O
J.
BKUCE
JOHNSTONE.
Manager.
AUCTIONBEta.
PRINCE
KtTPKKT
ACCTION
MART
Feleral
Itlnrk
Furniture
of
all
kinds
bought,
sold
or
exchanged.
Orating
sad
ptetlng
done.
Goads
sold
on
commission
15.
J.
DAWKS,
Aurtloneer.
marK
no
CINKOntACTlC
IMt.
It.
a
KVOIrftON
Chlroprartor
038
Third
AVenue.
Telephone
for
appointment
now
to
Blu
8s.
Resldenoe
phone
Blsek
3S.
close
quarters
where
Acute
and
Chronic
DUirdera
success-
Tunney
had
the
better
of
a
light
exchange.
Tunney
sent
stiff
one
to
the
face
and
a
hard
right
to
the
left
eye.
Heenev
barked
around
the
ring
rubbing
his
eye.
Hi
left'
eye
was
bothering
him
and
blinked
furiously
and
did
not
appear
to
see
clefflr.
.
.Tunnejr
sparred
and
put
s
naif
don
left
tb
.the
fM.
making,!
trTvOUt
of
Tom
fully
treated.
Established
1914
HBSTAUHANTS
OOOII
tJATM
CAFE
Mrs.
Unger.
Proprietress
Third
Avenue,
nevt
O.W.V.A,
uooa
uome
cooked
MeaU
and
Ho
Baked
Bread
Nprrlal
Chlrken
Dinner
Every
Sunday
Evening
from
5.30.
,,0lS!iS.iJQK
HUNT
ONE
four
room
house
near
Catholic
Church;
one
on
8th
Ave
near
It:
one
on
Ninth
Ave
;
all
modern
-
iioi'HKH
ion
hai.i:
CPJl.
steamur
princess
uouise,
uapc.
ihe
one
we
live
in:
mikI
one
at
Arthur
Slat'-r.
arrived
In
port
at
0
:
1
5
Thonixin
St.
fncinn
7ih
Ave
IK(
mi"
'
from
Vancouver,
snlliiii-j
fiirniHhed,
furnished,
will
wil
m
h
.lf
r.,t
a
couple
of
IMQTSater
tor
Alaska.
I
Hurt.
718
W,
are
after,
officer?
n
TVtdr
Ask
Plain
Mr.
York
of
York,
VorJcs.
r-rTHO!
Me?
Well,
I
may
have
fuin
VV
speedlriK,
but
it's
because
l'tninv.,,
"
a
hurry
to
tell
everyone
about
ti
n
,,
tree's
Motoring
unocoiaie.
''""it,
is
the
moot
delicious
chooIateV;:,,
or
Plain,
whichever
you
like
bst-
v
tK
"
blanched
Valencia
almonds
ajd;
lus,;,,
.s
Nectar
raisins
all
throufih
it.
As
a
Choct-!.,
...
for
outdoors,
it's
the
verv
K
,t
A-f.
i'
..rit.
i-
,
vsiuricaviiiKiiariHillutnU'
irs
it
can't
be
done
every
:(,,U
likes
it
bo!"
RDWNTREE'S
CHOCOLATE
Plain
or
Milk
Chocolate
with
Alraopdj-
&
R
Caicifllllt
j
IDEAL
NON
HAVEL
KAYON
lino
ergarments
are
gunrantood
to
be
absolutely
WASHABLE
and
LADDEUPUOOE
Tiositiiy
.
and
will
be
replaced
if
not
satiufaci
We
guarantee
our
goods-
to
be
of
KEAL
VALUE
"The
Nobby"
canadian
VAcinc
V
V
J
I
CURE
DEFKCTIVK
VISION,
DKFECTIVf:
t
1
"
LN,
CATAKUIl
and
other
ori,-nnic
troubles
by
1
methods.
Dr.
C.
0.
McKAY,
D.C.
Wnllnco
IIIoclu
Phone
131.
Open
F
B.G.Goast
Steamship
Seme's
1
Sailings
from
Prince
Rup
t
li
Krlrhlksn,
1Vmh(ell.
4unesu
and
Hkauy:
Jnly
S3,
i
To
Vanrnntrr,
VlrlorU
ami
hrnllle
tS
ami
M
i'KINCI'.NH
KOVAI.
lor
Itiitedale.
jt
llell.t
Itella.
(Xmn
lulls,
Nnnm,
Alrrt
l.'
Cuiiiiiiirll
Klter
and
Vsnrouier
eerr
1'rlrtay,
10
.m.
Agrnry
for
all
Ntranislilp
Lines.
ull
liili.nn
i'
W.
!.
)lt(
IIAItll.
fleneral
Agent.
Comer
of
4tlt
Ktrett
and
Srd
Avenue.
I'rlnee
lluiert,
II.C.
"
t
I
New
Drapery
Fabrics
LM
POUTED
.Crelonncs,
C'hintzs,
Dnmasks
nnd
SunfHKt-Kiihri"
.1C
in
Cretonnes,
fast
colors,.
exqulHlto
floral
deMijWo.
i
Wc,
29
inch
I'reneh
llnnd
lllock
Printed
Cretonne,
siifnsrtnd
oolorlnwd,
.per
yard
8rc.
$1
-
"!
GO
Inch
Silk
Damasks,
fadcles
fabrics,
heavy
weiirli'.
per
yard
'
Fraser
&
Payne
UnlverHal
Tratllng
Co.