V
dm
sday,
April
11,
1928
The
Leading
Infant
Food
SINCE
1857
TO
be
the
right
food
for
babies
a
milk
mu
JL
have
certain
unchanging
qualitiea
absolute
rurity,
unvarying
Mrength,
easy
digest!-bility.
Eagle
Brand
is
noted
for
1U
safety,
reliability
end
the
ease
with
which
it
is
ilgettttl
even
In
difficult
feeding
cases.
If
you
unfortunately
cannot
nurse
your
baby,
w
suggest
that
you
and
your
physician
consider
Eagle
Brand.
May
we
send
you
helpful
booklets
on
Infant
Feeding
and
general
care
of
baby
1
"tsar
Eagle
brand
Tms
Boom
Co.
Luwted.
Vwkouvu
fW
sond
PRU
Bsby
Hooks
to
CONDENSED
IM
Asm
milk
Airs
WtUMC
17
r
or
i
111s
W
eek
l
:
NA'KX
The
Siinitary
Cold
(
ream
Kemover
SAf
and
TMf
"
M.TINE
Tht
W'nniler
Sleep
Producer,
two
aizen
tfW
and
$1.30
"
I'KMT
BATH
TOWEIJi
730
II
II
KMT
WASH
CLOTHS
sewerf
aHBHal
mes
lid
yfic
Pioneer
Druaoiifts
2f
THIRD
AVE.
V
SIXTH
S
T.
-TELEPHONES
tfcjJOO
Save
the
Child's
Sight!
Defective
vision
nnd
hearinir
in
your
child
should
Im-
looked
after
now,
while
the
ihild
is
developing-.
Do
you
intend
to
train
your
t
hi
Id
to
wear
(yegliisfes
for
the
ret
of
hie
life?
Or
are
ou
Koi;.r
to
do
your
nrt
by
ih.it
child
and
take
!t
t.--
to
have
hi
vision
restored
to
normal
while
there
h
yet
time?
I!y
my
natural
ni'
-ihod.i,
1
cure
mora
than
75
per
eeiit
of
children
suffering
from
de-fetiic
vision
Mild
heuriiiK.
Dr.
C.
0.
McKAY,
D.C
Wallace
Ulork
'
hone
134
Open
Eveiiioga
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co.
trailed
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
-
'
AND
V"
'
Uperallnx
(MM1.
20.000
Ton
Kliinting
lr
KMncera,
Rlnchinlst.
HollermakerH.
HlmkamHl.s.
I'allern
makerN
l'ounderm
Woodworker.
Kit.
BI.BCTHIG
AND
ACHTYI.ENE
VKI.I1N..
Our
plant
(a
equipped
to
hardle
all
kind.-MAIUNE
AND
CO.MMKIH
IAI.
WOUK.
PHONKS
43
nod
m
Local
and
Personal
Dentist.
Dr.
j.
R.
agflM,
Phone
688.
Skating
dally,
2
to
4
and
8
to
10.
tl
ai
the
Big
4
Dibin
When
thinking
'f
a,
rsxi.
phone
tt
Vaudeville
concert
will
ha
held
in
toe
Weatstolmtt
Theatre.
May
17.
In
aid
of
tbe
Boys'
Band.
M
rot
Pratts
Euby
Chick
Food
and
Poultry
Supplies.
Bulkley
Valley
Hay
and
Grain,
Seeds,
Fertiliser
and
Coai.
call
up
W
Prince
Rupert
Peed
Co.
Imperial
oil
Co.s
tanker
Imperial,
Capt.
c.
J.
Richards,
Is
due
In
port
early
tomorrow
(rom
toco
with
a
full
cargo
of
fuel
oil
for
the
company's
local
tanks
Harold
McEwen.
division
freight
agent
for
the
Canadian
National
Hallways,
left
on
the
Princess
Alice
this
morning
for
a
trip
to
WrangcU
on
company
business.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
i
a
Norway
tfc
Pino
Syrup
so
I
got
a
small
bottle
to
try
and
was
ilAllalltMl
A
ilia.
UfnM
k,1
THE
DAILY
NEWS
mum
Add
to
the
Joy
of
the
open
road-thli
pleasure
giving
refreshment.
A
sugar-coated
gum
that
affords
double
value.
Pep
permlnt
flavor
in
the
sugar
coating
and
peppermint
Inside.
cis
Bill
flavored
flavored
1
gum
"f"
v
m
K
si
mm
aflat
Dorothv
M.
aomevaat
arrived
Jn
c
A-
Procuuler
'
Bunnyslde
arrive.!
the
m
the
clt'
on
I
afternoon's
city
on
the
Prjfioe
Oeorge
this
mtrri;ng
from
Vancouver
to
visit
with
tr'n-
her
Muter.
Mm.
John
V.
Clyne,
Fifth
Avenue
Went.
D-
c
McBae
returned
to
th
city
on
I
the
Prince
Oeorge
this
morning
from
u
0Iik
10
small
attendance,
no
bual-
,-
P
to
Vancouver.
thorny
on
the
cxpi-rtehcee
of
the
pioneer
ftsher-rniii-lier
-
-folk
-
of
thfc
northrm
coast,
and
'Tile
Trailers"
will
probably
be
ro,luwol
by
ajnther
book
at
a
later
date
Alto
Am
Herald.
ITNKIUL
r)lAV
After
a
simple
arrviceat
3:30
this
.
half
f
It
I-,
h
'"ternoon
ln
the
shapei
of
the
B.C.
i.letelj
Mleve-d.
i
Undertakers
with
Rev
J.
K
rrlaell
of-
"I
ee'rtauf
feel
justifled
in
reeom-
"cl1"1'
loterment
t
place
In
Falr-
I
mmiliiiff
lt
to
.1
suffering
from
vlrw
cn""'ry
of
Rotx-rt
lealle
McKln-
i
i-migh
and
colds.''
,
Iey.
4-
day
old
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W
j
Price
Me.
a
bottle,
torgi.
f-...iily
site
!L
''Inlay.
Seal
Cove
whose
death
ot-
60e,j
put
up
ealy
by
The
T.
atillurc
icurred
yesterday
moriung
ln
the
Prince
Oo-
limited.
Xerenti
Oat,
i-i,,--
tnrrai
Ho.nii.ii.
THREE
WATERHOUSE
FREIGHTERS
HERE,
FOR
END
OF
WEEK
Three
freighters
of
the
Frank
Water-houst
line,
Northern
Shipping
Co..
Ltd.
local
agents,
will
be
In
port
at
the
end
of
the
week,
bringing
coal
and
cannery
supplies
front
the
south
and
loading
oui
cottonwood
logs
from
the
dry
dock
and
fish
meal
from
the
plant
of
'he
Rupert
Marine
Products
at
Tucks
Inlet.
The
vessels
-
will
be
the
steamer
Robert
H
Merrick,
motorshlp
Arran
Firth
and
steamer
Easiholm.
MOTORSHIP
ISKIUM
SAFE
AT
UNALASKA
WAS
THOUGHT
LOST
SEATTLE.
April
11
Unheard
of
since
March
&
when
she
set
out
Into
tbe
storm
swept
Bering
sea,
the
seventy
ton
motorshlp
Isklum
anchored
at
Unalaska
ln
tbe
Aleutian
Islands
yesterday.
'
A
crew
of
tour
and
a
number
of
fur
farmers
were
aboard
all
safe,'
said
a
radio
message
from
Unalaska
last
night.
OUTLOOK
FOR
INTERIOR
BETTER
THAN
EVER
SAYS
PRESIDENT
F.
H.
WARNER
(continued
lrum
page
one)
pert,
fostered
largely
by
the
public
men
cenotaph
con.nut.ee
called
for
,Mt
;
-
P
!
?
"
T
"
'
VZH
evening
Adjournment
was
taken
until
.next
Sunday
afternoon.
Princess
Alice
this
morning.
I
I
w
h
niiM.,1
h
,.
..v
1...
Miss
Caroline
Mitchell
is
sDcndlrut
the
vear
with
v.
1
...
Kaster
holidays
at
Smlthrrs
as
the
truest
Pioneer
of
Prince
Rupert
and
said
he
"
couver
.rr.,..rt
.
....
.,..
,
.....
of
Mica
Hael
Cunntneham.
RJJ.
""
alwaya
UniCti
wltn
tn
-'
...
-
1a
hiv
-.
.
j
iiuiu
iac
nouth
on
the
Prince
Ocige
thla
morn-
!
iLifi
Ht
nliiiiH
ftn
onino
ts
Kttevai
rt
H.
O.
leaving
here
for
Ketchikan
aboard
the,who
'P
"
conditions
in
toe
intgnor.
.ssociati:i
noAitns
Mr.
Warner
in"
opening
spoke
of
being
vltles
at
thla
port.
He
met
the
dele-
Unwln.
welt
known
Stewart
teeat9mltherataat
year
and
saw
some
minim
man.
smiled
br
the
Cataia
last
Plrlt
l
tbomm
activities.
'
Ml
-r.
-1
in.
I'm
ir
1
JlM
evening
for
Vaneouver
on
business.
T
Rupert
Board
Of
Trade
was
uraeiuiy
r-uiMel
to
attend
meeiiiiK
In
to
be
nvleC
because
of
whole-
IoiiihII
rimnilMf,
nt
Hsu,
ThnnTlay
B-
0
Jhntn.
awaager
of
Inverneai
support
it
received
from
the
April
I
ai
h
ijn.
H,iIih-To
fin-
Cannery,
arrived
In
tbe
euy
from
thv
,,l,MlnTen
,
alh
rh"r
on
attensoon'a
train.
Ttm
P"r
told
of
the
formation
of
il
ty
Idr
ir
a
fair
Is
to
be
held
and
to
He.
1
uin-cuf..
86!
"
organtaatlon
of
which
he
was
prc-
!
George
E.
Bushby.
head
of
tbe
Rupert
ut
rr
ButJr
delegates
had
The
Ca.h
lic
Women
League
au-
M,r1"
PwducU
Co...
Ltd
,
arrived
In
mt-
epresentlng
tbe
country
from
Mc-nounte
Drtde
In
the
Bast
to
Stewart
and
e
alc
of
plain
and
fancy
sew-
tb
clt
trom
Victoria
on
the
Prince
Prince
Rupert
ln
tbe
west.
The
tna.
tea
home
nankin
Oeorse
this
mornlM.
organ-
avxi.i
.
.
,
.
1
teatkm
bad
been
a
sort
of
clearinghouse
octal
evening,
and
hope
chest
drawing.
,
.
Thursday.
April
12
Catholic
Church
1
M1"
T"
and
Miss
Laura
Prta-
r
pwblems.
A
stack
of
corres-
Hall
at
8
pm
Admlulou
50c
ittt
turaed
to
the
city
on
yes:erday
Pow,nee
tad
ccumutated
and
afternoon's
train
fnan
a
brief
trip
to
ha
preased
for
many
Improve-
ta
different
sections
of
tbe
"
n"
over
the
affecting
The
regular
monthly
bualneas
lunch-
holiday.
eon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Oyro
Club'
1"
,
;!
iUUt.
from!
"
matU!r
blB
delt
wlth
tD,t
B3rne
6rtsen,
Immigrant
took
place
in
tbe
Commodore
Cafe
to-'
day
with
President
L
W.
Wsugb
ln
the
orm1-
reached
the
ety
from
the
Baa;
ot
discriminating,
freight
reates.
As
a
siaj
sill
I
t-tkaai
fa
Sal
aia
11
Maf
e-vaaa.
tM
m
ar
Vatllaarar
chair.
M.
J.
Dougherty
and
E
J
Smith
on
resteroay
aJternoMa
train.
He
m-
-
"
"
were
initiated
as
members
of
the
t'"
to
enter
tbe
fishing
industry
"
duuPct
sdvaataa
over
the
Bulk-rlub
here.
ley
and
Nechaco
valleya.
An
example
01
peculiar
rates
was
shown
in
the
,3
'here
i
s
ton
trom
Vanderhcot
v
ltaJBl.
atunci
Prtnce
Oeorgi.
cPt
P"eer.
Mlltng
Mm
for
Van-
Harky
Keddrn,
arrived
in
port
at
10
30
UVCT
on
CsUU
las
evening
in
RuP
T
A
through
ver
Ocean
Palls
and
win
sail
at
;4
o'clock
thai,
afternoon
for
fctc
ukin
T
Ber
'
'and
Anvoa
refurtln
hrrm
t
a
rau
raw
tbe
tha.
laoeaiag
e.
frma
w
anctuve
...
Powell
eluded
"UW1
H
"
Q.
Unarm.
unwmjeuai
BTUKam
A.
Mun-
Sww,n
of
110
a
ton
was
given
but
bi.
antf
.JJ'rZ
....
.
dl
die
Mn
Un
Jn.
amnoii
ersoa
ad
.krf
rhiM
,ri
If
the
shipment
was
broken
at
Prince
.Rupert
tbe
rate
from
Rupert
to
Stewart
I
was
H
a
ton.
Tbe
difference
was
too
itomorrow
night
Uieall
south
at
11
pm
Mr
A
B
Taylor,
widow
of
"Barney"
.ijet.
I
Ll
Taylor,
pioneer
Ulegraph
agent
at
Atlln.
vegetables
were
shipped
from
Van-
vtH
aM
ln
Victoria
,
rhoof
to
Prtnc
Rupert
at
$7J0
a
1
A
distinct
alackening
up
Is
to
be
rseenUy.
wss
"board
the
Prlnceae
Alice
to
Stewart
for
MJ0
a
ton.
noted
in
the
movement
ofrgraiu
irom
P'w
tbisj0"
From
wnltners
to
Prince
Rupert
the
the
prattles
to
the
Alberta
Wheat
Pool
s
morning
returning
to.hejnome
ln
the
t4nA-
m
,
.
,
north
wwtm
r.iv
Mm
un
imiu
ciiiilt
,
vniwrii
eirt
vh.
vaaifl
me
i
,pat
twenty-four
hours,
twenty
csr-(
load,
artved
and
raUwav
offices
this
Brttlah
steamer
imormat
reported
but
7
cars
on
the
Prfnw
Rupert's
twenty-third
grain
ship
.division.
of
the
season,
will
move
from
the
ocean
Rupert
to
Stewart
17.10
a
ton
making
Anglo-Indian.,"
""
.
I.OI
AI,
MfLMf.lt
M.KDUI
Mr.
Warner
said
the
associated
boards
dot-it
to
the
elevator
tosaerrow
morning
w'
nt1
to
bck
UP
the
running
of
a
j
Taking
the
run
for
the
spring
in
ro
sUn
Mung
a
full
cargo
of
grain
X1
bo-
making
Prince
Rupert
IU
place
of
the
Princes
Mary,
C
PJt
,or
,he
"n'ted
Klngdoa
Or
Continent,
i"0""
P0"-
teamer
Prinn.
an
r-.n.
tt
I
'
"
Blater
arrivad
m
nrrt
.t
o-m
William
Plenderlelth
and
James
Wood
possible
to
import
fruit
from
Waahlng
a
u"1
reon
b,ttmr
thM
from
tn
mornlrg
from
Vancouver.
salUng
about
O"
Flu
ebool
teatiba.
are
here
for
P"rt
f
Thej
Oksnagsn.
What
they
asked
was
to
be
'an
hour
later
for
Alssks
pomu
The
holiJW
seeaon
Alice
Is
scheduled
to
touch
southbound
"'vea
irom
tbe
paper
teem
on
tht
"
""
'
-
on
Sunday
Prince
Oeorge
tbls
morning
and
wti:
ltter
of
rates.
Coal
rates
too
they
return
down
the
coast
aoavsorrow
even-
"
w
rrauoB
gng
more
nemriy
equal
rates
for
equal
distances.
He
urged
also
that
they
back
Stewart
In
e
-
:
The
County
Court
cast
of
C.
O.
Rowe'tnlr
demands
for
better
wharf
faclli-
Catholic
Women's
League
aprlng
sale
"
Z'nltn
C,,e
u
ProwdlnH
before,
,
o(
work
April
la
J
Y-nl
County
Court
this
af-l
vl,tor
-elred
that
K
work
on
the
ternoon.
Plaintiff
l
cimlns
parmenl
j
Central
B.C.
Hlghwsy
from
Prince
Ru-Sou
Recltsl
t-y
8
A
McPUerson
,or
work
don
tm
"Mant.
John
V
P
to
Yellowhesd
P"
would
-
jted
by
Marjoii
Lanc:tr
and
c'Jrr'
u
PPe-ring
for
the
plaintiff
andiH"
rierk
.iih
....
ti.,,.
-i
.
w.
a.
ruber
for
the
defendant.
1
""""'""
"'
"ur
Miur,rta
'!
1
would
he
done
on
It
this
year
1
For
the
recital
tomorrow
night
In
the
I
ir
tnjiuiui
WMs-
Leaeue
Cuo-nrlar.
di.trihuiion
Vnhi
Church.
8
A
McPberson
has
the
matters
they
were
urging.
Vht
Mooae
Hail
Anrii
ti
.chosen
twenty-two
Konga
for
presents-
i-"7
"
"
'"K'"-
tion
in
claasiricd
uroups.
A
recitation
"
""""
"'"
noyal
Society
of
St
Oeorge
Whist
of
K'Pl'n-"
intently
dramatic
poem
i1"""?
They
must
shed
parochlaiiam
raive
snd
TV.
no.
Anni
m
i"BooU"
will
round
out
an
Interesting
uul
"w
"a
KK3r'
'and
well
balanced
program.
Harjorle
jlnghouse
for
local
prejudice.
Through
Prn.-c-
nunert
Olrls'
Drill
Team
'e"caur.
planlte
u
Prederlck
Smith
"
cou,,i
'rn
stimulate
a
corn-Dance
April
27
'
i
violinist,
will
be
heard
In
some
well,mun,,y
of
mterest.
Some
places
In
the
chosen
numbers.
district
were
trying
to
go
too
fsst
snd
"
"
pyramiding
their
overhead.
These
place.
Tennis
Club
Annual
Ball.
Prlday.
M.y(
.
.
i
-
'tniiat
lint
las
sa
wun
Ia
a.nKlK
aal
avas
laaoei
KirKiH:ricK.
R.w.,
naugn-
-v.v.u
Iter
of
J.
A.
Klrkps'.i
ik
of
this
city.
who,
dcbjxu
ssaing
tor
relief
Ridley
Rome
annual
Baraar.
Thurs-
,"10
br
graduation
a
ctuplf
of
year-1
Ir
wsrner
said
he
was
glad
to
note
ri-
Mrv
a
in
Mo"e
Hall
'8
has
been
s
iiraci
nurse
on
tr
""-';
""H""1
Was
Subject,
to
BRONCHITIS
Every
Winter
Mrs.
Wm.
52
Hill
Uealey,
UWMTT,
.
.111
Street,
UHW1,
r-rr
staff
of
the
Vancouver
Ocneral
Hospital,
,
which
ess
making
gigantic
strides.
He
I
.
recently
suffered
n
breakdown
which
,Po
they
would
act
in
every
way
o
;wlll
necessitate
her
t.iklug
a
complete
M
TBk,P
rapidly
aa
possible,
reet
for
the
next
ix
months.
She
is
I"noe
Rupert
had
reciprocated
readllj
'now
a
patient
In
the
hospital
but
It
ls,n
ters
interesting
the
Interior
espected
will
soon
he
able
to
be
moved
ntl
tne
eppreclaled
the
spirit
of
belp-
to
her
home.
lumese
shown,
it
was
a
good
thing
to
-
try
to
understand
each
other's
prob-
Canon
W
r.
RuMiiuook
of
the
Ml-,tom-
London,
Oat.,
writeit
"My
daturfaUr.
Won
b01
"Northern
does"
baa
written
test
"j
subject
subject
aged
fourteen,
was
to
broaealtb
book
tltled
"The
TroUsrs."
it
deals
every
winter.
I
with
the
cosmopolitan
lite
of
the
"She
woold
eougk
until
she
was
tore
'northern
ftahlng
bank",
and
Its
publlc-from
the
exertion.
J
cation
Is
exprc.eci
-ometlme
during
--tm
mam
rneaa
aavisea
rae
w
tne
year
canon
RunarooR
la
an
au
get
a
bottle
of
your
Dr.
Wood's
m1!
.atv
I
Vice-president
Oontale
thanked
the
speaker
for
hit
address
snd
toe
gather
ing
then
adjournad.
Seventy-six
passengers,
the
majority
of
them
employees
of
the
White
Pass
-As
Yukon
Railway
Navigation
Co,
jretiimlng
north
after
having
apent
tbe
winter
in
the
south,
were
aboard
tbe
Princess
Alice
this
morning
bound
(or
Alaska
points.
Only
two
passengers
dis
embarked
here
from
the
vesael
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
M,
Snyder
of
Winnipeg.
PAIN
in
BLADDER
Promptly
i:ael
by
SANTAL
MIDY
lie
iiiri-
tn
get
the
(lenulne
Look
tor
the
norU
"MlllV"
The
New
v
May
Belle
Bobctte
Slenderizes
the
Hip
Line!
wear
the
May
Belle
TO
Bobette
is
to
Jove
itl
It
(its
so
comforrablv,
yet
to.
smoothly!
It
really
tlcnder-ires
the
hip
line
and
is
so
carefully
tailored
with
its
well-cut
gusset.
Moreover,
you'll
love
the
soft
beauty
of
our
Lotfatitth
rayon,
from
which
all
May
Belle
undies
are
made.
These
dainty,
moderately
-
priced,
long-wearing
undiet
are
obtainable
in
a
host
of
charming,
really
washable
pastel
shades.
May
Belle
undies
may
be
identified
by
the
little
May
Belle
label
inside
each
garment.
You
will
find
our
new
May
Belle
Junior
Lingerie
attractive
and
durable
2
to
14
years.
Ontario
SUknit,
Limited
Toronto
.
Canada
Mf
mi
rt.'i
nrj
fgf
fit
itl
mi.
S
-sL-S
IW
JuLntfeUA
ALWAYS
IN
LINE
WITH
THE
MODE
DEMAND
i
"Rupert
Brand"
Kippers
THE
DAINTIEST
BHGAIiKAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Dally
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
IM
Prince
Itupert.
aa
P.
an
ad
ian
National
cThc
Largtil
Kailway
Syftem
in
America
rrn
ti
a
inini
oiiwimaiiir
t
Sellings
from
I'HIM'E
KtTIKT
for
and
Intermediate
points,
each
Pur
KfcTl
IIIK.W
and
AN
VOX.
each
for
NTF.tV.tliT
each
8.VTI
KI.Y
at
For
NORTH
and
SOUTH
Jl
I
KN
(
P.4StBNKR
TIUINS
t.
Eaoh
MONDAY.
Wt:i)EMt.Y
and
fll.OROE.
KUMONTOV.
1VINNII'
8tstes.
(1EM
V
Al
l.
OCBAN
Hat
Canadian
National
Rtpresa
ete
alM
for
yeur
nett
alilpneat.
II
TV
TICKET
OFf
lCE.
St
Tlllllll
ND
TRAIN
SERVICE
VAKrnt'VRR.
VICTORIA.
MKATTI.E,
Till
KMA
V
and
RVNIIAY
at
11
p.m.
ni:ill)AV,
4
pjn.
10
p
m.
IIAItl.OTTK
Iklamih.
PortaigbUy.
i:vk
riti.vfi:
rii-ert
NATI
IIDAV
at
11
J0
sat.
for
HUME
IU.
all
points
Eastern
Canada.
Oatted
MTKAMMIIIF
LIMES.
far
Money
Itoden.
Ferelgn
Cbequea.
t
I'HINIE
KIJIIKT.
rnva
las
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
i
Mailing
from
Prlnre
Itaiiert.
l
or
VAM
OI
VKIt.
YKTOKIA.
Swan
4in
Hay.
Flutrdale.
Alert
Ihty.
etc.
Tneadav,
5
p.m.
I..r
VAMill't
Ml.
VICTOKIA.
I
lute
ill
le.
Mert
Hav.
elr..
Saturday.
U
am.
tee
I
'OUT
MMI'SON
and
NAS
KIVK.K
l-OINTS.
Irhla.
tor
ALICE
AKI.
ANYOX.
NTEWAIIT.
WALES
lI.AMl.
PORT
Nl.MIOX.
Sunday,
I
p.m.
Iti
snd
enue.
It.
M.
HITII.
Ag-nt.
Prince
Kupert.
II.C.
Tnruugh
tsrketa
sold
Ui
Victoria
and
Srullle,
and
baggage
eltecked
lliroueh
to
destine
tier
SPECIAL
SALE
In
ahudeii
of
Anhes
of
Rosea,
Maize,
Deep
Rote,
Wame,
ITarveat,
Pawn.
LaVender,
Peach,
Black,
White.
All
sites.
,
Per
pair
$1.50
Fraser
&
Payne
Universal
Trading
Co.