PAGE
TWO
MEETING
Minister
will
address
a
public
ti
i
:
1
an
outstanding
man
in
the
!
New
Species
of
Cohoe
Salmon
at
Skidegate
Inlet
Large
Run
of
Pinks
Went
Into
Copper
Bay
'in
October
and
Died
There
SKIDEGATE,
Nov.
9:
A
new
species
of
cohoe
salmon
are
being
caught
on
Skidegate
bar
by
the
trollers.
These
are
larger
than
those
that
usually
frequent
the
Island
streams.
At
Copper
Bay
a
large
run
of
pinks
came
In
during
October
and
died
by
thousands
at
the
mouth
of
the
river.
v
Capt.
Svendseri'lp
the"
Chief
Legale
was
here
last
"week
buying
cohoes
ahd
all
the
Prince
Rupert
i
rollers
leu
last
week-end
for
their
homes
noi
to
return
until
spring.
POPPY
DAY
I.
O.
D.
E.
In
Charge
of
Tagging
For
Canadian
Legion
Relief
Work
Municipal
and
subsidiary
chap
ters
of
the
Imperial
Order,
Daugh-
ten
of
the
Empire
are
conduc
Ttlng
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DAILY
NEWS
Saturday,
November
j,
The
Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPEKT
BRITISH
CdUJMRIA
Puhllslied
Everv
Afternoon.
ExceDt
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
vl
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At
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EDITION
THtu
TONIGHT'S
Tonight
Canada's
Prime
i!
it..
-
iiVni
satudat:
November
9,
1929
meeting
in
me
apuoi
ineaire.
it
is
severut
yvara
since
he
was
here
before
and
it
is
likely
he
will
have
a
number
of
interesting
things
to
say.
He
will
undoubtedly
mention
prominently
the
policy
of
the
Government
in
regard
to
the
western
outlet
to
the
Peace
River
and
other
matters
in
which
Prince
Rupert
is
vitally
concerned.
We
urged
Prince
Rupert
people
to
hear
Hon.
R.
B.
Bennett,
Conservative
leader,
and
they
were
not
disappointed.
.
Now
we
urge
that
they
hear
Right
Hon.
W.
L.
Mackenzie
King
and
suggest
at
the
same
time
that
they
wear
the
Peace
River
outlet
badges
which
will
be
secured
either
at
the
railway
station
in
the
afternoon
or
at
the
door
of
the
theatre.
GREAT
JIANY
NEEDS
There
are
a
great
many
heeds.
We!
should
like
to
ask
the
federal
government
for
a
grant
to
the
highway,
for
a
post
office
and
for
many
outstanding
things
but
what
j
were
considered
most
important
were
put
on
the
list.
The
j
first
and
most
important
of
all
these
is
the
western
outlet
i
for
the
Peace
River
at
Prince
Rupert.
We
think
we
shall
get
the
post
office
anyway.
GLAD
TO
MEET
PREMIER
Prince
Rupert
people
are
always
glad
to
meet
Pre
mier
Mackenzie
King.
He
is
urmsn
umpire
ana
as
sucn
rrince
uupert
people
greet
him
today.
Any
man
who
can
hold
the
confidence
of
the
majority
of
the
people
of
Canada
for
as
many
years
as
has
the
present
Liberal
leader
has
in
him
qualities
which
must
be
away
above
the
ordinary.
1
We
think
Premier
King
will
find
some
chatfges
in
Prince
Rupert
since
he
was
here
last
and
we
hope
the
next
few
years
will
bring
even
greater
changes.
"
r)
LOCAL
PEOPLE
BUSY
It
is
surprising
how
much
money
local
people
have
for
investment.
When
the
stocks
take
a
drop,
Prince
Rupert
people
are
there
ready
to
take
advantage
of
the
position
and
some
of
them
make
money.
Others
there
are
who
lose
their
cash
through
not
handling
it
wisely.
The
interesting
feature
is
that
people
fn
Prince
Rupert
have
the
money
with
which
to
play
and
most
of
them
have
made
it
here.
WE
THANK
THEE
We
thank
Thee
for
this
wond'rous
heritage
Of
smiling
skies,
of
land
with
wealtfi
untold;
We
thank
Thee,
too,
for
this
enlightened
age,
Permitting
willing
workers
to
unfold
These
treasures
great.
For
those,
oh,
Lord,
we
call
To
labor
thus
we
seek
Thy
guiding
hand
So
they
may
forge
ahead
and
fear
no
fall
And
sing
Thy
praise
throughout
our
Native
Land.
We
thank
Thee
for
Thy
plan
whereby
we
live
Within
fair
Canada's
Dominion
grand,
Our
thanks
for
opportunities
to
give
The
best
we
have
are
Thine.
May
each
demand
Our
country
makes
have
Thine
to
bless
the
cause
And
give
her
sons
the
strength
to
delve
and
build.
To
progress
through
each
age
without
a
pause.
And
reach
the
journey's
end
as
Thou
hast
willed.
Victoria,
B.
C.
'
ROBT.
D.
MacLACHLAN.
The
Letter
Box
REGRETS
SAD
DEATH
Skidegate,
B.C.,
Nov.
6
Editor,
Dally
News:
The
mm
i
44
death
of
P.
O
Dawson
has
come
as
a
great
shock
to
till
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islanders.
The
sad
news
was
brought
over
by
Oapt.
O.
Svendsen
of
the
Cold
Storage
Packer
Chief
Legale
Mr.
Dawson
was
known
to
all
on
the
Islands
as
Fred,
and
was
a
friend
to
everyone,
regardless
of
social
standing,
creed,
or
politics.
They
were
all
the
same
to
Fred.
In
the
death
of
Mr.
Dawson.
Canada
has
16st'one
6f
her
noblest,
and
the
memory
of
Fred,
,
will
ever
be
a
mohitmentttf
chivalry
to
his
host
of
iriendii'
T
The
Islanders
Join,
with
the
great
Northwest
In
sincere
sympathy
with
the
bereaved
family.
E.
C
S.
reif(aMMM..
ii
waHwwaMMMHHMHMHHHBB
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
'displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
annual
tagging-
in
the
city
thUi
afternoon
by
me
chl&
afternoon
for
the
Canadian
Legion,
;of
Bth
Mpnfnrial
School
who
as-1
the
proceeds
to
be
used,
as
usual.
jn
the
adCium
to
for
relief
work
among
veterans
of
;
n0M
a
suitable
demonstrauon
the
Great
War
and
their
families.
'
noJ?.
teiioai
The
tagging
this
morning
was
in
tS
eave
atalk
suitable
to
omm-
charge
of
Mary
Chapter,
FraJeeln,iiu??&
Queen
wlth
Mrs.
William
Brass
distribu-
I
p?,asJzm?,
W?
"
i,,?
aL
i",
oW
ting
thlVploMrom
Canadian
L,.'
u"
gton
neaaquarters.
while
Adair
:
...11
Mrs.
F.
M.
.
Crosby
at
headquarters,
is
in
.k.
.1..
n.i.
ii.n.n.n
r..ltw
Hill
llxtrchaptcr
lateTta
the
day!
Taggers
or
the
streets
ithls
mom-:
lng
included
Miss
Catherine
Mc-.Kf
rnFian."
SrS
.rwMS
Meekln.
Miss
Adella
Thurber,
Mta
.
cWWxra
'
Oo
Help
In
Hazel
Smith.
Miss
Oeorgina
Lamb,
3"aASS
Miss
Molly
Wlnslow,
Miss
Jean
WU-;
,p'
,
Birth'
and
God
of
the
son.
Master
Billy
Wllllscroft,
Miss!
Natns-.
,
.
...
Emily
Skattebol.
Miss
Annie
Kach.l
The
gathering
opened
with
the
Master
Peter
Brass
and
Master
Bill
'
sl"KlnB
t
"O
H
nada
and
closed
Brass
and
Master
Ned
McLeod.
.
with
'God
Save
the
King.
Early
this
afternoon
taggers
were
Mrs.
S.
V.
Cox,
Mrs.
Hilton,
Miss
Charlotte
Edwards
and
Mrs.
J.
;
A.
Teng.
i
Mrs.
John
Manson.
Mrs.
II.
B.
Ro-
,
Chester
and
Miss
Wllla
Dyer
will
be
1
ln
charge
of
Hill
Sixty
Chapter
tag-
!
airta
in
tho
lafji
nftArrwvin
Tea
1
gers
will
be
Miss
Jean
Stalker,
Miss
!
Bthel
Christy,
Miss
Alberta
Hill,
Miss
Florence
Smith,
Miss
Vera
I
Smith,
Miss
Astori
and
Miss
P.
I
Astorl.
!
Canadian
Girls
i
i
1
in
Training
Had
'
Bean
Feed
Party
,
..
rr,
.
,
,
of1??,6.
?Tn1ala?hffi
SliJi?lni55
Sn.hYi1
Klhfoh.
lif1!-
vely
e
21
?yt
e?hf&
i?.tthpai;
.nohJ.t
intUJCJ?rtlatLeTen,lilg
when
about
twenty
girls
were
pres-
ent.
Rev.
and
Mrs.
A.
Wilson
were
pro-am
in
which
Sne
of
the
girls
miss
Maxine
Hell-roner
Eariicipaieo.
gave
a
piano
solo.
Miss
Mabel
Thompson
a
vocal
solo,
accom
panied
by
Miss
Ruby
Krikesvky,
Miss
Eleanor
Tlte
gave
a
recitation.
land
Miss
Ruby
Krlkevsky
rendered
.
a
piano
solo,
after
which
Rev.
Wil-1
son
gave
a
short
address
to
the
.
giris.
:
A
good
deal
of
fun
and
enjoy-
ment
was
then
caused
by
the
play-
i
lng
of
the
game
"Round
Table
Conference"
and
the
evenlne
was'
brought
to
a
close
by
community
singing.
Orchestra
Has
Second
Dance
filP
I
01
106
1
uGclSOLl
"au"
The
Premier
Orchestra's
second
,
Four
took
a
rlpsnortlng
and
rounh
dance
of
the
season
last
night
ln
Intermediate
exhibition
from
the
the
Moose
Hall
was
a
highly
sue-
High
School
33
to
28.
The
Naval
ceasf
ul
affair
which
was
enjoyed
by
,
Reserve
forfeited
the
regularly
well
over
two
hundred
persons,
scheduled
Intermediate
fixture
to
From
9
pjn.
until
2:30
ajn..
the
;
Big
Four
by
default,
eight-piece
orchestra
dispensed
Players'
Club
was
leading
al-aplendld
music
which
kept
the
big
most
to
Ihe
end
In
the
Senior
crowd
ln
hilarious
spirits
all
the
game
and
then.
Just
before
the
wnlsUe.
Three-Two
Taxi
men
put
,
.
rhL
rf.H.
eCf
J??.
,,f
,u
the..na11-
v.
ln!
!
in
four
baskets
ln
quick
succession
charge
of
Walter
Howarth,
were
to
win
the
call
again
a
feature.
The
color
scheme
!
was
In
the
seasonal
orange
and
blue
1
Senior
League
and
the
hall
was
centred
with
a!
Three-Two
Taxi
C.
Ross.
8;
D.
revolving
diamond
centrepiece
on.Ourvich.
10;
E.
Ratchforr1
lfV
s.
which
four
colored
spotlights
play-
Ourvich,
1;
V.
Menzle,
2;
B.
Wen-
cu.
me
uumxm
snoo:
v.as
oi
Dmeic,
and
gold.
At
midnight,
delicious
refreshments
were
served,
under
the
direction
of
Mrs.
Percy
Cameron,
on
decorated
tables
ln
the
balcony.
man
was
master
oi
cere-
monies,
while
N.
Mussallem.
A.
a.!
Bartlett
and
Percy
Cameran
pre
aiucu
at,
wie
upor.
C.
II.
Sawle,
editor
of
the
Omln-eca
Herald,
was
present
at
the
affair
was
so
pleased
that
he
made
a
substantial
donation
to
the
orchestra.
MASQUERADE
DANCE
AT
PORT
CLEMENTS
I
IS
WELL
ATTENDED
i
PORT
CLEMENTS.
Nov.
9:-Ou!
Saturday
evening
the
annual
Mas-i
querade
mirr-Hrf
nnnro
Dance
was
nw
v..
held
in
tr.
Has
I
ties
nan.
There
was
a
large
crowd
from
the
south
end
of
the
island
turned
out
to
attend
m
well
as
the
local
crowd.
The
skin.
gate
Orchestra
supplied
splendid)
music
ior
me
evening.
The
prize
winners
of
the
evening
were:
Best
dressed
gentleman,
E.
Crawford.
Best
dressed
lady,
Mrs.
Colllson.
Oent's
original
costume,,
Dan
McRae.
Lady's
original
costume,
Mrs.
J.
Brown.
Oent'S
comic.
O.
nrMn
Lady's
comlfe,
;Mrs.
A.
R.
Mallory
ARMISTICE
By
Children
of
Bootn'Memortal
School
at
Mass
Gathering'
yesterday
Afternoon
.
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v.
"yil
"u,jr
ur
l
.
WT
v
ri
X.
"
j
wmtii
wuuiu
"
"
ue
uuaciircu
un
uuv.
..
J
.
Mtas
Adella
Thurber
recited
;
Lieut.
HCol
toMJ
Card
Party
Last
Night
Successful
rarent
Teachers'
Association
En
tertained
at
Enjoyable
Func
tlon
in
I.O.D.E.
Hall
The
Prince
Rupert
Parent
Teachers'
Association
held
a
successful
whist
drive
and
dance
last
nigm
in
tne
j.uxus.
Han,
zi
tables
of
cards
being
In
piay-!
Prize
winners
were:
Whist:
Men's
first.
Mrs.
J.
W.
Moorchouse;
second,
Miss
A.
Gar-i
nett;
ladle'
first.
Mrs.
J.
O.
Vler-eck;
r.esond.
Mr.
F.
Dalby.
uridge:
Ladles'
ilrst.
Miss
Mar-iorie
Sliiel:
second.
Miss
J.
Mac-
;donaJd;
men's
first,
G.
E.
Gulick;
second;
WHUam
Beaupiont.
Mr-
R-
M-
Wlnslow.
president
01
the
Parent
Teachers'
Assoclat-
lon-
wa
convener
for
the
affair,
assltted
by
Mrs.
J.
E.
Boddie.
Mrs.
nan-
ttui
r.
v
r
on
had
ar
of
the
servine
of
"elfcS
aSndVlnjg
Sf
WUs0n
master
of
ceremonies.
BASKETBALL
WAS
LIVELY
Toilers
Beat
Maple
Leafs
By
Single
Point
la
Ladies'
League;
33
Taxi
Defeated
Tlayers
i
The
evening's
proceedings
being
icatured
Dy
tne.
first
appearance
1
of
the
season
of
the
Tollers
and;
Maple
LeaiS'
In
-the
Ladles'
League,
three
more
fine
basketball
games
were
turned
-in
last
night
at
the
Exhibition
Hall
before
a
large
crowd
of
fans.
In
the
girls'
same,
the
Tollers
won
a
n:o-ancf-turk
contest
by
a
score
of
7
to
6.
Three-Two
Taxi
came
up
from
behind
to
wrest
a
31
to
25
vtctorv
irom
me
flayers'
ciuo,
while
Big
cue;
total.
31.
Players'
Club-A.
Mitchell.
8;
V.
Meaaher,
10;
A.
Moore:
E
Smith,
T.
Kelsey.
8;
D.
Frlzzell,
3:
total.
25.
.
i
Ladles"
League
'Maple
Leafs
M.
Ness.
1;
s.
Boddte,
4;
F-
March,
1;
J.
Wal
icrs;
m.
aucnristi
total,
0.
Tollers
C.
Irvine.
4;
E.
Eteen;
H.
Sim,
3;
N.
Ourvich;
E.
Zarelll:
V.
Krlkevsky;
total,
7.
Intermediate
League
Big
Four
Stalker.
1;
A.
Cross,
7:
E.
Smith.
2;
DlngweU.
6;
J.
Mc-Nulty,
17;
Jim
McNulty;
Nelson:
total.
33.
High
School
W.
Johnson,
10;
D.
Morrison,
12;
Stiles:
Bacon,
1;
Ir-
Y
I;
Naka'
m
noRV'fiKr
Skinner
r.t
referced
tt,
the
sen
ior
and
girls'
gamps
and
Bill
Mitchell,
the
Intermediate
affair.
There
was
close
checking
In
the
latter
game
and
a
number
of
players
were
banished
from
the
iioor.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prn,c;e
Rupert
November
9.
1919
The
'Board
of
Trade,
on
motion
iof
W.
E.
Williams.
Seconded
by
S.
skidMit?
ninnio
V,
.
E-
Parkcr-
resolution
urg-PorfcaementsPforh2
mn.ni.L2
1
,ng
cltjr
council
the
ad-wlthDaWcRae
oI
bud,n8
Permanent
X
and
flKr.
sSS
we
S
'
nd7aysS
the
SSeSS"
of
?
liffife
8
Rort
C1CCOnC
Wh,lC
ScuTslon-
bRJSWHW!
The
tcamerp7Inces
Beatrice
large
black
bear
tL?Lld
thi
rftht
arrlved
ln
Prt
yesterday
morn-ot
tUaldteebtooSht
,nR'
naRuratlng
the
new
weekly
It
wa
i
one
of
their
friends
lis
serivlce
ot
the
CPJR.
between
here
way
home
who
had
I
not
yef
un-
and
Vanc?ver.
Capt.
Thomas
Rip-masked.
'Pn
was
,r
command
of
the
vei-
jsel
with
BerTOsborne,
chief
en-
'Rineer;
E,
Cornelius,
purser:
T.
Dallv
uaiiy
News
News
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Classified
adver-
.,,...
Bridge,
freight
clerk,
and
W
Hor-tising
brings
results.
ner,
chief
steward.
LOUVRE
SALE
BEATS
RECORD
Yesterday
saw
the
most
remark-
able
attendance
that
his
yet
taken
place
at
any
of
the
Louvre
sales.
All
cay
long
me
louvre
uuur
waa
thronged
and
the
volume
of
bus!
new
exceeded
all
expectation.
The
a",zeU
that
a
Louvre
saie
is
a
reai
al.
nd
thelr,
brBaln
prlees
ae
tjl
bargain
prices,
The
Louvre
Selling
Off
will
con-
fu?n"SWMkdPlbAHle
bargain
event
under
Mr.
Rich-
mond's
direction.
Leaving
for
the
'ias
t0
Bet
tne
Louvre
stock
disposed
or,
irrespective
oi
price,
uiaies
uats,
coats
a
i)d
Dresses
are
wggea
lol
at
nrii-oc
Drtces
vnn
vou
nrtll
will
hnrrilv
hardly
hPliPVP
Deiu
Tney
are
B'
rlght
up
to
the
minute
too-nothlng
old
nor
shop
soiled
It
will
Day
vou
to
make
a
visit
to
the
Louvre
tonight
or
next
week
before
tms
wondenui
saie
closes.
You
can
afford
to
buy
another
dress
at
these
prices
and
every
woman
can
be
doing
with
another
hat.
Get
one
now,
for
there
Is
seldom'
such
an
opportunity.
Advt.
Man
in
the
Moon
The
Premier
is
here
and
Monday
fs
a
holiday
for
both
of
which
let
us
show
ourselves
truly
acts
ankful.
Rah!
Rah!
TTa
In
tk.
th.mll
Hfo
Vile
shadow
never
grow
less
and
may
lit'
UU
UIC
llill
bAliitg
UJ
A
UUWV
Rupert.
I
wish
I
were
the
Pre-ml-er
And
had
a
mint
of
dough,
ld
see
that
Rupert
had
her
rinht
So
she
would
progress
show.
I'd
build
a
railway
to
the
Peace
And
roll
the
grain
this
way.
No
matter
What
Prince
Rupert
asked,
I'd
never
say
her
"nay!"
1
2
Ford
Price
Reductions
On
November
1st
the
Fotxl
Motor
Coippany
of
Canada,
Ltd.,
follo
ir
t
their
well
known
policy
of
reducing
prices
whenever
costs
of-production
warrant,
announced
price
reductions
ranging
from
$19.00
to
$100.00.
Y0W
mi&ji
PUKCHASE
M0RE
AUTOMOBILE
VALl
E
TODApTIIAN
EVER
BEFORE
IN
HISTORY
Model
-
Old
Price
New
Price
Reduction
Phaeton
$
80100
$
754.00
$
50.08
Roadster
789.00
744.00
45.03
Sport
Roadster
835.00
790.00
45.00
Standard
Coupe
921.00
825.00
96.00
Sport
Coupe
921.00
861.00
60.00
Tudor
Sedan
891.00
825.00
66.00
Fordor
Sedan
1023.00
982.50
41.50
Town
Sedan..............
1099.00
1043.50
55.50
Cabriolet
,
1028.00
998.00
30.00
Taxicab
1205.00
1104.50
100.50
Station
Wagon
uv
.
.;
,
,
..
1093.00
1018.00
75.00
Light
Delivery
743.00
718.50
24.50
Panel
Delivery
947.00
881.00
6600
Commercial
Chassis
654.00
635.00
19.00
V
11-2
Ton
Truck
Chassis
888.00
868.00
20.00
'M'
11-2
Ton
Truck
Chassis
954.00
898.00
56.00
'H'
11-2
Ton
Truck
Chassis
999.00
918.50
80.50
TruckDualRear
Wheels
76.00
WHY
WAIT
TILI,
SPUING?
G
ET
THE
NEW
CAIt
NOW
AND
ENJOY
WINTER
DRIVING
1
M
'I
If
I
'
-
US:
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
Sottish
League,
First
Division
Aberdeen
2,
Cowdenbeath
Q.
Alrdrieonlans
2,
Kllmarnqck
2.
Ayr
.United
3.
.Hearts
1.
Clyde
2,
Queen's.
Park
1.
,
,.
Dundee
United
-3,
PartlckThts-lies.
2.
'
Hibernians
3,
St.
Johnstone
1.
Morton
2,
Dundee
1.
Motherwell
2.
Celtic
1.
Rangers
5,
Hamilton
Academy
2.
St.
Mirrens
-i,
Falkirk
s.
Spttish
League,
kocona
Division
Boness
1,
Clydebank
0.
Dumbarton
4,
Brechin
City
1.
Dunfermline
AthleUcs
2,
Albion
Rovers
3.
Forfar
Athletic
1,
Armadale
1.
King's
Park
3,
Arbroath
3.
Montrose
1,
Leith
Athletic
2.
Ralth
Rovers
7,
Alloa
2.
St.
Bernards
1,
Queen
of
South
StenhQusemulr
1,
East
Stirling
-
shire
l.
Third
Lanark.
1,
East
Fife
I.
English
League,
FJrst
Division
Birmingham
2,
Arsenal
3.
Blackburn
Rovers
8,
Burnley
3.
Grimsby
Town
2,
Manchester
City
2.
lluddersfleld
Town
1,
Aston
Villa
Leicester
City
0,
Portsmouth
S.
Liverpool
3,
Bolton
Wanderers
0.
Manchester
United
3,
Derby
County
2.
Middlesbrough
3,
Sunderland
0.
Newcastle
United
1,
Sheffield
Wednesday
2.
Sheffield
United
3.
Leeds
United
2.
Westham
United
3,
Everton
1.
English
League,
Second
Division
Barnsley
2,
Notts
County
"Z"
Blackpool
4.
Reading
2.
Bradford
3.
Bristol
CM
1.
Bury
2,
Charlton
Athletic
2.
Chelsea
3,
Hull
City
0.
Mlllwall
2.
Bradford
City
2.
Nottingham
Forest
2,
Stoice
City
1.
Oldham
Athletic
6,
Wolverhamp-
ton
Wanderers
0.
I
Southampton
2,
Swansea
Town
1.
Tottenham
Hotspurs
1,
Cardiff
j
City
2.
I
Westbromwich
Albion
2,
Preston
Northend
0.
I
Pains
Around
Heart
Weak
Spells
Would
Fall
Over
Mr.
Jumti
VnaUtla,
Pibroel.
,M4,,Knriti"i
h4
paim
arouil
Hi
hfftrt,
rul
ufferfd
with
y,,
jimutherlng
tpfll.
Somctmiet
I
m!l
fall
over
an
i
would
have
tg
b
pidej
up
and
put
to
I
ustd
Mveial
boiee
of
and
1
In
now
over
three
yeara
iia
i
hare
had
a
jrpell.
j
"I
hope
iwiyone
who
it
in
the
hi
condition
I
waa
will
rive
tt
ft
V
fm,
a
fair
trial"
Price,
50c.
a
bos
at
all
drngginti
ufl
dealera,
or
niailed
direct
ca
mipt
of
priw
Vy
Tli-
T.
MiUiura
Co
,
LMt
ToroDlo,
Out.
SUITS!
SUITS!
MADB
TO
ORDER
Cutting,
Workmanship
and
Sly
All
liuaranteed
SUITS
STEAM
CLEANED
AND
PRESSED
Wp-Deliver
to
Any
Part
ef
the
City.
Ling,
the
Tailor
(Minn
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Daily
Nevs
"Want
Ads
quick
results.
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