PAOR
TWO
JSP
dtt
En
.iMFBQnBi
WTRfi
hiwhibi
arsi
em
Kupert
grow
;,,
keep
tie
pe-.r!.
to
increase
our
shipping,
to
hr
they
have
done
Mime'
lung
m
in
much
as
we
;!iv
pleased
to
h;i-
HATE
lOU
IU
Albert1
has
been
trviiii;
Dominion
government
to
gh
t
,
1
e
(
O
-
ei
y
1
tin
n.
Railway
from
the
Alberta
mn
e-
t,
them
to
market
the
product
:n
oppn
he
noted
that
they
did
not'
ask
the
(
Now
the
worm
i;-
tuniip.t'
M'ld
her
coal
also
he
carried
to
Ontarin
.1
both
reqiifsts
arc
I'oolNh
and
,:n
:
probably
end
the
agitation.
We
would
like
to
help
Alberta
all
u
COal
btt.
carried
at
our
expense
i.
hev
m
better
methods
of
Buuulvinc
i
t-i-i.,
m-
2nn
n
w
;One
out
of
every
five
pounds
of
tea
used
tn
Canada
Is
"SALADA"
the
reason
it
is
more
satisfying
and
better
value
than
any
other
tea.
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are
the
best
proof.
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Quality,
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per
lb.
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85c
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lb.
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in
ulations
DAIL
EDITION
the
province
with
a
great
ill
tax
reduction
and
aN.i
mined
to
do
more
than
in:
We
shall
all
be
glad
ui-.ii
(.;
inilii
;it
to
ha
.
r
all
the
main
thing
is
tin-
ability
to
ing
our
share
if
we
can
oi
iv
.',,ni
,
ing
1
or
ourselves
at
the
same
time
If
the
M
aci.ean
iroeri!it.eti!
,
:in
.M(H!(l;iv.
Fe
THE
M
A(
1.5-
AN
IU
DtiET
While
it
is
diffic
nil
lt
ry.;.!v,
a
pn
,.,
m.ininn
of
Lean
budget,
it
is
sate
To
say
it
will
1.
aetl-i.teil
U
tl,..
-at
il'ac!
ion.
1;
i
the
-
ll'iil
t!;e
governnieti;
i-n;p!'
ng
li
.2
lf'2
the
Mac-people
first
ste
is
deter
k
;:i',l
let
t
he
pr
i
nee
grow.
.
iit.:.-
relief
i.:
taxes,
liu!
al'te,
;
taxes.
We
do
not
mind
pay
oujrii
to
do
it
nd
to
g.;
;l
iy
do
anything
to
Vi
d.
to
keep
the
pro-iicity,
we
si
;
tit.
.::
ju-t
inweri
a'te
make
Crinci
railway
busy,
hall
then
l'e"i
ng
0111
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it)
ONTARIO
-ii!e
means
tu
influence
the
.lie
on
the
Canadian
":it
inim
I
Ont.iiio
low
enough
to
enable
it
ion
to
American
coal.
It
is
to
I'.R.
to
do
anything.
'!;-it:sh
olunibia
may
ask
that
.1!
lower
than
cost.
Of
course
,
(
1
in
in
demand
of
Woodward
will
can
but
to
ask
that
thei.
"a
-on.
There
would
be
liv
haririnir
the
rest
nf
the
Dominion
with
the
Ions
on
the
carrying
of
Alberta
coal
by
rail
Why
not
send
them
Vancouver
Island
coal
by
water?
It
would
entail
lesa
loss
to
the
people.
The
wninion
expenditures
are
increasing
without
adding
the
loss
through
carrying
goods
on
the
National
railway
at
less
than
coat.
CANADIAN
POKTS
FOU
CANADIAN
PEOPLE
Alberta,
raised
the
cry
"Canadian
Coal
for
Canadian
People"
and
thus
carried
away
many
Canadian
patriot
who
have
not
given
the
matter
proper
thought.
Why
not
then
Canadian
port
for
Canadian
products.
Canadian
wheat
is
still
going
out
over
the
railway
to
American
ports
from
which
it
is
shipped
to
Europe.
If
the
people
who
are
worrying
about
the
Ontario
coal
supply
would
turn
their
attention
to
the
way
the
wheat
is
being
carried,
Prince
Rupert
would
stand
a
chance
ol
benefitting-.
This
is
a
Canadian
port
arid
everv
hiwhei
nf
grnin
shinned,
this
-way,
benefits
us.
Instead
of
that
Vve
allow
the
wjieat
to
be
shipped"
from
American"
Atlantic
ports'
tills
beneitting
the
United
States.
FIRE
FIGHTING
APPARATUS
When
there
are
big
mines
there
should
be
fire-fighting
apparatus
close
by.
That
was
recognised
on
Vancouver
Island
where
the
coal
mines
are
fully
equipped
with
gas
masks
and
air
pumps
and
such
other
things
as
are
At
necessary.
Hollinger
thev
.seem
to
have
not
been
so
equipped.
They
did
not
have
Sloan
for
minister
of
mines.
It
was
a
long
way
to
Toronto
whence
the
apparatus
had
to
be
brought
and
many
things
might
have
happened
in
the
meantime.
It
is
not
possible
in
every
small
mine
to
have
complete
cets
of
expensive
apparatus,
but
Ih.llittiv
r
wis
not
a
small
mine
and
it
would
sfcem
as
if
it
should
have
had
all
thing
nccesnarv
for
giving
first
aid
to
those
trapped
inside.
Hot
meals
without
work
i'l'i
WATERLOO.
Ont.
rebruary
a.
The
rising
tide
at
prceperlty
In
Canada
is
reflected
In
the
Annual
Report
of
toe
Mutual
Lite
uf
Canada
presented
at
the
fifty-eighth
Annual
Meeting
of
the
policy
holders
of
the
Company
held
at
the
Head
Office
here
today.
"The
general
prosperity
which
prevailed
throughout
Canada,
during
the
paat
year,"
said
Mr.
w.
H.
8omervl!le.
the
General
Manager,
tn
hta
ad
drew
covering
the
Annual
Rep
.'ft.
the
steady
improvement
in
agriculture,
and
the
giod
tone
of,
business,
not
only
enabled
our
efficient
agency
staff
to
produce
a
healthy
Increase
in
the
volume
of
new
o,mlnes
written,
but
also
placed
ouf
investments
in
a
highly
satLslactory
condition."
Mr.
Soinerville
pointed
to
the
new
assurance
written
during
1927.
a
ar
s
meant
of
151.293.136.
a
compared
to
$50,039,348
in
ihe
year
previous.
An
:ina!ylJ
of
these
figures
showed
that
t!ve
averse
policy
Issued
In
U37
Was
for
a
larger
sum
than
the
average
of
.018-a
desirable
feature.
In
the
nasi
three
wars
28
'i
nf
the
Mutual
!.!'
-
'
policies
were
written
With
the
.Dtoassjf
.ty
Benefit
Clause
and
tt
with
toe
Double
Disability
Benefit
Death
losses
for
,
i7.
Mr.
Somervtlle
showed,
were
remarkabty
low.
"We
continue
to
encourage
our
policy-holder
to
safeguard
tbelr
good
health
by
ottering,
t
the
Company
sk-uene.
periodical
health
examination
By
experienced
physician.
Advantage
as
quite
generally
taken
of
this
service."
Mr.
Somenrtile
analysed
the
sound
in-.e;tment
position
of
the
company
In
detail,
showing
79.1
rr
of
lis
total
bond
holdings
to
be
invested
in
Government
"'
Municipal
bond.
r.-snl
of
1W7."
said
Mr.
atomer-
.lli-
111
c,ii
r,on,
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evldenee
that
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Mir.
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uectal
reserves
and
inv.ds
funds,
we
can
adopting
a
ta
-nous
phrase
1
rest
satisfied
that
co
operative
assurance
ot
the
people,
by
the
people,
tor
the
people,
shall
not
perish
frjm
the
earth.'
Mr.
Cronyn
then
alluded
to
a
gratifying
fact
which
had
not
been
mentioned
in
the
General
Manager's
remarks.
"Our
policyholders,"
said
Mr.
Cronyn.
will
be
gratified
to
learn
that
our
ratio
of
expense
ha
dropped
to
the
lowest
pcint
in
the
Company's
history."
Mr.
Crouyn
traceo
the
course
of
the
Company's
Investments
showing
that
real
estate
holdings
had
shrunk
to
a
nomparatively
trllttng
figure.
There
was
j
downward
tendency,
however,
in
in-erest
rates,
and
nearly
all
claases
of
t;urttlc
were
affected.
Interest
Kate
Maintained
"Thanks
to
the
foresight
ot
our
Investment
OoounittM."
aajM
Mr.
Oroiryn.
'
heavy
purehaai
made
,iir
t
-years
"of
long-date
bonds
yielding
a
high
return
have
to
date
helped
to
counteract
the
prevailing
condition.
It
seems,
however,
viear
that
we
are
facing
an
era
of
lower
rates
of
interest,
and.
In
common
with
other
like
investor,
that
we
must
perforce
be
satisfied
with
diminishing
returns.
"Unfortunately
for
us."
Mr.
Cronvn
continued,
"as
policyholder
the
decline
in
ratfi
of
interest
over
practically
the
whole
continent.
Is
a
matter
beyond
our
control.
It
Is
but
one
of
the
many
item
which
brlna
home
to
us
the
fact
that
we
have
emerged
from
the
shadow
it
the
Oreat
War.
and
that
we
live
alongside
a
nation
teeming
with
wealth
vhose
unemployed
capital,
unhampered
by
tariff
or
artificial
restriction,
of
necessity
now
into
channels
commanding
the
confidence
of
the
investor."
Man
in
the
Moon
',
H
(JAKE
says
the
people
of
Prince
Hu-ptl
are
a
stuckup
lot.
The
other
dav
hf
says
be
met
a
man
who
hailed
from
ia
north
of
Scotland
and
he
looked
with
nccrti
and
contempt
on
everyone
-.orn
in
England,
Ireland,
panada,
Tinted
States,
Edinburgh
or
GMasgow.
Then
lie
talked
to
an
Englishman
who
thought
Canadians
were
all
"rotters
den't
you
know".
The
next
waa
an
Irlf
hman
who
thouglit
members
of
any
othoi
nationality
were
only
snakes
to
be
driven
out
or
trampled
on.
Finally
he
spoke
to
a
Terrace
man
who
gave
it
fiuletly.
forcibly
and
yet
modem
I
v
that
any
man
who
had
not
lived
on
the
I.
i.ll.
1Ht
DAILY
NBv73
Mondav,
1
MUTUAL
LIFE'S
1927
REPORT
REFLECTS
THE
PROSPERITY
OF
DOMINION
OF
CANADA
President
Hume
Cronyn
and
General
.Manager
Sonierville
Present
Splendid
Analysis
of
Company"
s
Operations
to
Policyholders
at
SSifr
Annual
Meeting
YEAU'S
RECORD
OF
MUTUAL
LIF'E
OF
CANADA
High
Lights
from
1927
Kepurt
Tint
aatlefaetion
which
President
Cronyn
and
Mr.
w.
H.
Softer-ville
expressed
in
the
result
of
the
year's
operation
as
shown
by
the
rafort
arc
summed
up
in
brief
in
the
iolltwlng
table
of
result
for
1927:
Surplus
Earnings
$1,501,387
Surpassing'
Uioae
of
1938
by
9160,000.
New
Husiness
Written
$52,293,136
All
written
in
Canada
and
Newfoundland.
Assurance
in
Force
$386,712,481
A
net
Increase
of
a32.6OO.OOO.
Total
Assets
$8,233,343
An
Increase
of
s
.600.000
Policyholders'
Dividends
$3,616,105
An
increase
of
9950.000
over
1936.
Surplus
Funds
and
Special
'
Investment
Itcservei
$11,829,283
Rate
In.
Intereat
Earned
6.46
Expense
Ratio
14.44
Incrented
Value
of
Holdings
lo
offset
lower
interest
rate.
Mr.
Cronyn
called
attention
to
the
sharply-Increased
value
In
bond
purchased
by
the
Company
when
Interest
rate
were
high.
"Taken
at
the
values
fixed
by
the
De-partxent
of
Insurance
in
Ottawa,
our
holdings
are
worth
three
million
dollar
more
than
the
total
shown
in
the
'lament
before
you.
In
the
second
m
-
there
Is
a
distinct
advantage
to
i
-
"linn
borrower,
whether
titer
be
ft-
Or.vei
ntfrt.
Municipalise.
Corooratlona
::!.(:
m.ials.
'in
being
able
to
secure
:r
mim
much
below
those
pre-
l
.n
!
!
,i
itia
ago.
nil-
in
i.nuhlle.
-.here
remains
the
in
-
-
wg
your
funds
so
that
..:
DC
(me
beyond
question
and
Hi
a
km-.
tillable
return.
During
n
...
i-ir
we
shall
have
vwelve
is
'ii
(I
irs
for
Investment
On.
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1
;
1,
t
iwi-atfe
municipal
bonds,
aviii.iibi.'
'im
risen
so
sharply
:;:
1
r:.e
that
:!
yield
lea
than
:i
:
the
iw.st
type
of
corporate
bond
i
k-a
retiiri,
oi
t
or
lee."
Preferred
Corporation
Stocks
r-;n
.:ig
in
mine!
the
large
sum
to
..ivted.
and
the
facts
above
noted,
your
Director.,
after
careful
considera
tion."
said
the
President,
"have
decided;
to
invest
a
modest
portion
of
the
Company
s
uud
in
preferred
stock
of
well-established
and
prosperous
corporation,
in
making
this
departure
from
the
forum
investment
policy
of
the
Mutual
Life,
the
Board
has
been
guided
by
the.
practice
governing
Britain
ui
Office
and
by
strictly
limiting
U
amount
to
be
invested
tn
any
one
stock,
and
by
spreading
such
investments
among
Corporations
of
varying
types
operating
tn
different
geographical
area,
there
wUI
:
be
attained
that
diversity
of
risk
which
in
t.
old
Lead
has
over
a
lanethv
period
proven
so
bencflelal.
Headless
to
say.
in
selecting
Um
to
ua
new
avenues
of
investment,
our
old-time
motto
ot
'Safetv
Pirsa
will
nravtii-
nni.
inose
curnontions-ithei
mbom
ant
m
putatloa
Of
which
ll
ear
the
eloaest
scrutiny
win
be
apyrovM."
The
eetlrins
nimton
Uun
f
Kerr
naken.
Toronto;
V
J.
Brelthaupt,
Kitchener.
Malor-Oeneral
lion.
a.
c
Mewburn.
K.C
,
Hamilton;
Mr.
T.
A.
Russell.
Toronto,
and
Isaac
Pltblado.
K.C,
Winnipeg,
were
re-elected.
M
a
meeting
of
the
Board,
held
aub-
sequent
to
the
Annual
Meeting,
Mr.
Hume
Cronyn.
London,
Ontario,
was
reelected
President;
Mr.
R.
O.
McCulloch
Oalt,
1st
Vloe-Preaident;
Mr.
J.
Kerr
Waken.
Toronto,
and
trice-President,
and
Mr.
C.
M.
Bowmann.
Chairman
of
the
Board.
tn
addition
to
these,
and
the
Directors
re-elected,
the
following
are
also
mem
bers
of
the
Board:
Mr.
W.
O.
Watson.
Toronto;
Sir
Lomer
Oouln,
Montreal;
Mr.
Louis
La
Course
Lang,
Kitchener;
Mr.
Qlyn
Osier,
K.C,
Toronto;
Hon.
J.
Fred.
Eraser.
Halifax;
Mr
w.
J.
Blake
Wilson,
Vancouver,
and
Mr.
g
J,
Long,
TIC,
banks
of
the
Skeena
and
within
sight
of
Copper
Mountain
'waa
much
to
be
IT
Is
noted
that
Abraham
Lincoln
and
Garfield
were
both
rail
plltters
out
many
politician
tn
thla
country
are
only
hair
splitter.
NOOAUW.
"the
Oasis
of
America"
Is
a
slogan
that
Is
worth
studying.
IT'S
satisfactory
to
know
that
Oerrv
McOeer
1
no
longer
In
the
employee
of
the
Government
If
he
had
been
he
might
have
owned
them
by
this
time.
ArrusSAUCE
Ih
all
right
td
eat
with
pork
or
goose.
SOME
young
men
Imagine
the
Way
Certificate)
gained
in
the
EXPERIENCE
manufacture
of
millions
of
quality
cars
.
.
.
years
of
research
and
experiment
in
the
great
General
Motors
Laboratories
.
.
.
the
superb
skill
and
artistry
of
the
world's
foremost
body-builders
.
.
.
all
of
these
went
into
the
making
of
the
"Bigger
and
Better"
Chevrolet.
And
the
resnlti
have
been
ptertd
.
.
.
proved
by
Chevrolet
engineers
..
.
proved
by
every
known
teit
of
a
car's
READY
FOR
107
tvheelbase,
4
inchei
longer.
Bigger,
roomier
Fisher
Bodies.
Non-locking
four-wheel
brakes.
New
shock
absorber
springs.
34.6
per
cent,
greater
power.
"Invar-ttrut"
constant
clearance
pistons.
NOTICE.
Re-OjrtlfleaU
of
Title"
No.
9M4
1
to
Lota
V.V.
"i
l!r,,
"
"
UI0C
nineteen
1191,
Saotlon
alx
(0).
R-CertlfloU
of
Title
No
3801
I
to
Lou
eventeen
(17)
and
eighteen
If.6,,,.?0Ck
"'
M.
Section
IX
(0).
R-0rUfleat
of
TIU
No.
8903
I
to
Lot
uiiitwTn
i
in
i.
uioca
ten
moi
tion
men
m
rf-Qrtlflrf
of
T
!'U.
N'
1"
I
to
Loti
forty-three
(43).
fort
3
I
forty-five
4,
Blocl
it),
eect
ion
eight
.
Whereas
proof
of
loaa
;-tour
(44)
anl
3k
twentv-aeven
"
v,v'
RUpert,MXp
6s
ine
name
or
Ira
;
E.
Mahon,
haa
been
filed
In
thla
office,
nolle
la
herehv
-iv.,,
IU..
.
JJl1,
,!i
lhc.
Mw
o
one
month
from
the
ristj
Af
h.
f,H
hwtwf,
Issue
provisional
CertmoS?:
Title
in
t'eu
of
each
of
tr-
m
ZX
unlei
in
the
meantime
valid
oblctlon
as
to
anv
be
mnri..
in
n.
In
writing
DATED
at
the
Laud
Registry
Office,
63
VE
quality
and
manufacture
.
.
.
proved
by
thousands
of
mile
of
ACTUAL
performance
on
the
great
General
Motors
Proving
Ground.
There
is
no
element
of
doubt
or
uncertainty.
The
New
Chevrolet
comes
to
you
with
a
high
record
of
achievement,
won
through
the
most
gruelling
and
exacting
tests
in
the
automotive
world.
The
"Bigger
and
Better"
Chevrolet
is
NEW
.
.
.
amaiingly,
thrillingly
new
.
.
.
yet
it
has
been
tried
aad
proved
by
every
test
and
standard.
'
Come
in
.
.
.
See
this
car
wl.uh
ha
become
known
as
the
world'
must
luxurious
low-priced
automobile.
IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY
H.
P.
MacUttD.
BagUtrar
of
Titles
IN
I'ROHATK
New
and
Lower
Prleet
ltMbw
62)-CO
IapfM
Stdi
11994
Teatiaf
M'-CO
CtfcfMrt
-
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Cavps
74044
Ciml
Chwii
a
-n
a
Cm
740.00
Cudxtr
Dlir'
t;
r
St
SmVm
Tm
Track
Clunu
i
'
C9
Alt
frk'l
l
fvtfi.
i
j
.
G0trnmiui
Ti
ni'
Telephone
3
lam
Rupert'
BC"
th
rt
Jsnuray,
im
tiii:
si
"'MWT
or
nniTisii
1,1
ti!T..1Mat,r
of
lhe
"AdminUtMtlon
Art
(no
,
...1""
SLiHt
t,
ot
Alexandor
.-"'y'i
i
osaaea.
humuij
TAiee
Mfi-t,;,
..
r
.
.
iihl?,:.
Voting,
the
Oth
day
of
oamtiVnn
"-.If0!
r
r
in
of
Alexander
parties
hav-
hJ
?yJyjL
10
furnish
same,
pro-
Toth
riu
V.10
I"
on
or
before
the
iiTii?
,,nrt1rtd
to
the
estate
are
re-9eiu.S
'Py
amotint
of
their
in-Wbteriueas
to
me
forthwith.
NORMAN
A.
WATT,
Official
Administrator,
rv.i...
..
Prince
Rupert,
fie
i2
IOlh
rtny
'
bruary,
A.IJ
.4:
II
OLET
Kaien
Garage
Dave
Ross
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert
PRODUCT
OF
GBNERAI.
MOTORS
OF
CANADA,
I
IMITED
to
beeftrae
a
bright
light
la
to
get
lit
up.
FREE
things
rassmb'e
the
cheese
in
the
mousetrap.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
'
11
V
FKIHtlAKV
11,
19IS
William
'g.
a
well
known
fisher-
man,
kae
reached
the
city
after
having
been
east
up
on
a
desolate
Island
near
the
mouth
ot
Furtland
Canal
when
his
boat
hit
the
rock
and
sank.
For
six
day
he
lived
on
a
has
of
mush,
which
he
was
able
to
salvage,
and
a
porcupine
which
he
managed
to
kill.
The
federal
food
control
authorities
discourage
the
us
of
Iced
cake.
It
la
a
watt
of
Ugr,
the
government
hold.
AdverHae
In
the
Deltv
New
I'ltlNCE
ItUl'EKT
ASSESSMENT
DISTRICT
NOTIfTaC
1st
hraKi
.!.
i
.
.
Hsevu,
ii
an.
tjru-
a
nee
with
the
Statutm,
that
all
assessed'
taxes
on
land
levied
under
the
"Taxation
Act"
and
all
school
taaas'
levied
under
the
"Public
Schools
Act"
are
due
uj
Pl
on
February
lgth.
I99S
mmv
un
(jriKiiu
nrtniarrv
anrt
payable
on
the
date
on
which
the
notice
nf
assessment
thereof
is
mven
tn
th.
taxpayer.
',
All
tftVM
HtIA
nll..k.,
.
.
.
....
-
u..
i
v
-iin-wvn
lur
ine
Prince
Rupert
Asst.
n
nt
District
are
payable
at
the
office
f
the
Provincial
Collector,
Court-house,
Prince
Rupert,
THIS
tlAfM
IM
-
1
,
m
to
a
peraonal
demand
upon
all
ary,18tht19aBlnC'
WUprt'
Bj-
FPbru-
rlORMAN
A.
WATT,
Colleolor,
fcANADIANjf
FACincJ
'HltwvX
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Ruperl
T
KHrhlkan.
IVranrell.
Juitesu
and
Skagway
January
!s
ltir
a"
"
'
...
iitviii'i,
n-mrn
ani
lvalue
inerstrji
I,
is,
and
."'
.....
rMIM-'MHn
mat
KICK.
tantinswll
Krr.
and
VaiMwuter
e.ery
satunlsy.
II
am
tieney
fee
all
Slraatshlp
Unea.
ftn
infAruisttoa
t"-
w.
r
onriuitn.
onsi
tient.
....
.......
.mi
-in
.miniur,
i
xinrr
itupeet,
ill.
I
u
All
Sweaters,
Mackinaws,
Wind
Breakers
UEDUCEI)
15
PER
CENT
RUHHRIW,
sites
(i
and
7.
feKulsr
$2.25,
now
Shc
Sale
C'Antinuca
Every
pair
mut
i-o.
'
TH0R
JOHNSON
"
mm
To
Every
Woman
...
,
L
-
l
Who
IS
eairer
for
new
irlaa
In
hnma
Aorr.ran
combinstlons
for
the
sun
porch,
new
color
schemes
i
room,
new
color
beauty
everywhere
in
the
house-"'''!'
ing
Lacquer
cornea
as
a
household
blessing.
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
i;
i
ii-l'-
Demers'
are
now
shinvmK
Billie
Burke
Sport
Dresses
Phone
27
P.O.
H"
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