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is
binding.
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;
are
it
low
here
a
wiie
c
for
pqii.il
value.
Jewellers
S.TMC
$10P
WITH
THE
CU)CI
New
elt
Hats
ind
Dresses
Full
Line
Thread
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HOSIERY
$1.50
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to
please
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Third
Avenue,
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Kerr
by
J.
Preece
ils
w.Uh
Scaly
ami
Doodson
resh
Meats
rlwl.
TU.IA.
IAJaaI
Iw
Imhi
the
Bulkley
Valley
Phone
178
r.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
675
DENTIST
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
IS.
''rts;e,
Warehousing-,
nd
Distributing,
Team
of
Motor
Bervtae.
''osl,
Hand
and
Gravel
Specialize
In
Plane,
a1
Fupilturc
Bevlna.
ILK
from
Bulkley
Valley
f
pRESH
MILK
AND
WHIPPING
CREAM
We
specially
recommend
our
Table,
Croam
at
I5e
for
"lf
Pint,
Quality
and
Service
BPclal
oa
Delivery
Service
Valentin
Dairv
Phone
657
Dsracr
worn
md
atews
.WOJf,
STEWART
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
&
INTERIOR
POINTS
SMITHERS
Ja.
O.
lhirtahlon
ami
A
I..
Iliirrlir'nf
Telkwa
wee
buine
vUllors
In
I
own
on
Thursday.
Will
Orchard,
on
of
.Mr.
and
Mr.
K.
K.
Orchard
loft
for
Kd-
iiiufflotMin
Saturday
nlghlV
train
'JiPrjj,li
will
lake
up
a
coir
of
sludfab
tin'
llmoiilim
JoJ-legc.
,
'
:.
-
Ml
ItiHli
Millar
iili'rtaiiwl
a
niirnticr
nf
the
yntitsr
folk
at
ai
In
r
ice
held
t
Lake
Katlilyn
ml
Friday
evening
in
honor
nf
Mis
Margaret
llae,
who
I
rlurnin
to
(hi
man
shortly
after
f
tnl-
iig
the
pal
mtiplc
of
month
liij
Sniilhers,
the
guel
of
her'
brother.
II.
II.
Hae.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Olaf
llanou!
were
hol
lo.a
large
gathering,
at
Ihclr
Lake
Katlilyn
home
on'
Friday
evening.
The
forepart
of!
ihe
evening
wa
devoted
to
bridge,
Uteri"
beimg
eight
tables.;
The
prize
winner
for
tin
ladic.i
wpihi
Mr.
I..
II.
amer
Mr.
V
F.
Iloyrr
and
Mr.
I..
S,
Mf-
(iill.
For
the
ttipn
tin?
ulnin'r
were:
I.,
rf.
Mnilll,
F.
(Kklehw
and
W.
S.
Henry.
After
rani
a
delightful
upper
wan
partaken
of.
followirw
wlilrh
a
rouple
if
hour
wax
enjoyed
al
danrintr.
The
fjrt
public
meeliiiir
of
the
piBfenl
pidiliral
Cauipafifn
wa
held
here
in
the
Town
Hall
fin
Saturday,
when
Fred
."lork,
the
Liberal
eaiulidale,
addrcHei
a
lurjr
and
attentive
pathi-riii?
on
Ihe
ueiion
of
the
day.
Ja.
II.
Oroal
presided
oxer
tlietneet-
in
ami
llunc
A.
Mci'.rea,
president
of
(he
loral
aoeiallon
wa
nio
on
Hie
platform,
on
Sunday
afternonn
Mr.
Hlnrk
poke
at
Hie
Kvelyu
chool
liotl'e
In
a
larve
Kathertng
of
the
rel
ilnl
of
thai
ditrict,
and
on
Sunday
eentnir
he
held
a
meet.
inx
at
the
Iiiitlile
Mine
with
Ihe
mine
employee
fur
hi
audi
ence.
J.
O.
Stephen.
local
Ullon
asent.
left
for
.Vinjtileg
on
SatunlaV
evenin;
when
he
will
altetul
the
convention
of
the
Or
der
of
Hallway
Teleprapher
to
tie
held
oon
in
(hat
city.
Mr.
Stephen
i
repreentlnK
the
di-
inct
from
lletl
a
Junction
lo
Prince
nuperl.
and
rarrle
a
ity
heaf
of
recommendalhin
ndi
usitelion
from
Ihe
district
liranche.
TERRACE
Mrs.
II.
King
and
Mis
C
Toombs
returned
on
Friday
from
T'elkwa
where
I
hey
have
lieen
vMilins
Ihe
fonuer's
sller,
Mr.
Donaldon.
C.
1
M.
Oiggey
relumed
on
Saturday
from
a
busines
trip
lo
Prince
Hupert.
Professor
Wrckenden
deft
on
Saturday
for
Prince,
fluperti
where
he
occupied
Ihe
Anglican
pulpit
on
Sunday.
Margaret
llias
left
on
Saturday
for
u
vllt
with
Mrs.'
nan-haur
at
Copper
Klly.
.
f
.1.
Lalliam
and
1'.
MArlln
of
llazellon
arrived
In
town
on
Friday
and
on
Saturday
left
on
a
prospecting
trip
to
the
Kaltim
Luke
mining
area.
,
Mr.
anil
Mr.
Taper
were
in
lown
on
Saturday
from
Pacific.
Mrs.
Headmond
Hamilton
who
has
been
a
gttesl'
al
the
hotn
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
It
Oilbert
for
Ihe
pal
Ihree
weeks
left
for
her
home
In
Vancouver
on
Saturday.
Cienrwe
LHIIe.
accompanied
by
Dr.
Marshall,
head
of
the
Oeo-
(oglcal
Surve)y
parly,
operating
in
Ihe
district,
left
on
Sunday
mornlpg
for
Ihe
former'
mining
claims
al
Vanrtrsdol.
'
Mr.
MeKlnnon,
Indian
lencher
hi
Vannrsdnl.
was
in
lown
on
fSfttnrday.
'
Fred
Vech
of
Prlnc
Rupert
spent
Ihe
week
nd
nt
the
hjifne
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
Hnudenschlld.
i
In
Ihe
Kalunl
Valley.
nnbl.
Haney
left
on
Sunday
on
.linrl
biisiiie.
trip
In
Prlnt-e
lluperl.
Auctioneer
Vv'tn.
Vanderllp.dls
posed
of
the
hoitshold
effects
Of
J.
Morse
lUti
t
an
auotlon
t
m
.ii
.i
-
f
irom
an
oincr
laxtuvet
and
for
relief
Defective
Elimination
Constipation
Biliousness
The
action
of
Nature'
Remedy
(Nt
Tablet)
more
natural
and
thor-ou(k.
The
effect
will
be
a
revela.
tion
you
will
feel
to
good.
uaite
the
tet
You
will
appreciate
thi
difference.
.
U4
Ftt
Oft
TMrir
Ytari
Chips
offth
Old
Block
M
JUNIORS
Uttl
Tb
uim
W
la
M-thl
4tr-ft4.
fvr
children
IM
I
hlrd
lM,
I
and
adiiUt.
I
mml
mm
MLO
IT
TOUR
DfWKIST
ISCItT
ale
held
in
I
lie
liviiifr
roonm
behind
the
Ur-i
on
Saturday
af-terniNin.
A
large
enrwd
leathered
and
pverylbiiig
wa
quickly
nold.
A
number
of
people
from
pointt-up
Ihe
line
were
present.
Mi
Kptiier
Taft
I
vUUJng
at
the
home
of
her
.ifer.
.Mr.
H.
llogan,
Pacific.
Mr.
Sek)n
and
dauchtei
Audrey
of
Pacific
were
in
lowc
on
Saturday.
,
Mi
Kvelyn
Hicfl
returned
on
.uuday
to
Prince
Hutiert
afler
pending
a
part
of
her
holiday
In
Terrace.
Mr.
("Irani
and
children
compauled
Mr.
Viger
back
Henvo
on
undar-
Mr.
II.
L.
Frank
went
Prince
Hupert
on
Sunday
vlH
her-dattghler
Mr.
K.
llnik.
whir'
1
a
patient
In
bopllal.
ac-
lo
Hans
liens:
had
the
ml
fori
tit
to
lo
T
tit
to
cut
hi
leg
tm
Mip
Hemo
pole
ramp
on
Saturday
and
wenl
lo
the
Ilarellnn
Hospital
on
the
freight
train
on
Sunday.
Mrs.
A.
V..
Fowler
wa
!ui-le
on
Friday
afternoon
at
a
farewell
lea
given
in
honor
of
Mis
llerlha
Ftrwler
before
her
departure
for
her
h-iitie
In
Armstrong.
-.
Mr.
Vt.
Allan
enlr:ained
k
ntnnber
nf
leen
ay.
girl
on
Saturday
afternoon
c
a
fare-wen
lo
Ml
Helen
Orelg.
Music
and
games
were
enjoyed
a
were
She
bountiful
refrehmenls
supplied
by
the
ho1es.
Mrs.
Allan
wa
.main
Irosle
at
the
tea
hour
on
Saturday
In
compliment
10
her
guest.
Miss
Andrews
nf
Skidegale,
-and
In
Mis
ll'rtha
Fowler.
Musical
seleclion
wer'
rendered
by
Mrs.
Miuiro,
Mis
Cousins,
Miss
Kerr,
Miss
Marh.
Mi
Fowler
and
Mrs.
Allan.
freshments
were
served
anil
n
pleasant
hour
spent
in
ocial
in
len'ourse.
W.
J.
llower
and
J.
II.
Brady
returned
by
speeder
on
Saturday
evening
from
Usk
whero
they
held
a
meeting
folbnvlng
the
ar
rival
of
the
train,
and
addresseil
the
Terrace
electorate
at
a
meeting
in
O.W.V.
Hall
presided
over
by
.las.
Nelson.
Despite
the
very
wel
night
the
largo
hall
wa
well
filled
and
llie
addresses
tieued
lo
-wilh
Interest.
The
speaker
left
by
Ihe
llme-frelghl
on
Sunday
for
Interior
points.
One
of
Ihe
'most
enjoyabb1
dance
held
here
in
n
loti
t
litis
look
place
on
Friday
evening
In
O.W.V.A.
hall
to
nutslo
supplied
bv
the
ltalnbow
Orehrslrn
When
Attacked
By
Dysentery
YOU
SHOULD
TAKK
USr
mr.
ati
lie
jiij
sinni-Ssi
amveu
wni
ctr
PROMPT
RELIEF
Whwi
you
aak
for
"Dr.
Fowler's"
be
sure
you
set
what
you
sk
for,
si
Some,
of
thoae
cheap,
no-name,
no-reputation
preparations
may
prove
dan.
peroua
to
your
health.
ior
eu
years,
pu
op
oniy
oj
ne
i
we.,,
I4aivea,
iswwo,
vv.
TRI
DATET
P1W8
PA01
(of
Calgary.
A
large
crowd
wa
present,
and
enjoyed
dancing
to
the
full.
Refreahmenl
were
er
ved
by
Z.
Ii.
Clayton
In
Die
maH
luill
(hiwriftairs.
Mi-.i
llprlha
Fowler
of
Arm-
'Iron?,
H.O.,
who
ha
been
Icjiendin
the
(summer
vacation
;'.1t
the
home
of
herihrolher
A.
J',.
I
Fowler,
Ylrrace,
left
for
homo
!on
Monday'
Mi4
Helen
ireig
left
oft
Monday
for
Sbawnlpan
Lake
where
he
will
spend
the
next
few
monlliK
wHh
her
"ioterj
Mrs.
Sam
Kirkaldy.
Mi
Harbara
Hati
left
on
Monday
for
Vancouver
and
Victoria
where
ha
will
vml
wita
friend
until
Ibe
arrival
of
he
parent
fflrae
trine
next
month.
Mr.
Andrew
of:
Prince
Ilupert
spent
several
day
at
Hill
Farm
al
the
Week-eipl,
en
route
from
Hazcltnh
to
hcrJipme,
Mr.
Ohrilie
and
two
children
wlm
have
4iecn
ependinef
a
holi
day
at
Hill
I-arm
returned
to
llieir
home
in
Prince
Hupert
on
Monday.
Houabl
and
Norman
Allan
also
returned
lo
Prince
Hupert
afler
several
week'
slay
at
Hill
Farm.
Mr.
Treadway
of
Ikirpen
wa
In
town
on
Saturday.
STEWART
Mr.
and
Mr.
W.
J.
f.rawfonl
announce
Ihe
engagement
of
their
daiwlilcr,
I'dith
Mar
care;
lo
Louis
A.
Ilehnen.
The
wed
ding
will
take
place
tm
October
1.
i.Mrs.
O.
F.
HiH
-relumed
hert-last
.week
after
a
business
trip
lo
Vancouver.
Annus
McLeod,
superintendent
of
(he
Ilig
Misouri
and
manag
ing
director
of
Ihe
Marmot
Metals,
has
returned
from
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
F.
J.
O'Heilly,
one
of
the
directors
.of
Ihe
Vivloria
Mines.
was
iiere
rrim
victoria
1al
week
looking
over
the
company's
lo
cal
affairs.
I).
J.
McLean
has
been
award
ed
Ihe
contract
for
the
repair
ing
of
Ihe
foundations
of
the
lo-al
hospital.
ALICE
ARM
A
dovelopment
work
proceed,
it
I
becoming;
apparent
that
the
Keystone
tiropcrly
is
ion
to
recome
a
suijstanlial
shipper.
A
new
tunnel
driven
this
summer
'
in
210
feel
wilh
the
face
In
mineral.
The
properly
is
located
m
lloundy
Creek
four
milt
front
Mice
Ann
and
ha
some
excep
Monal
y
good
ore
.
iioiiies
ot
'deal
formulion.
The
log
carrying
barge
Drum-rork
left
here
at
the
end
of
Ihe
week
for
Powell
Hlver
wit.i
mother
cargo
of
hogs.
The
Alice
Arm
publicity
book
let
that
I
now
bein?
ditnbu-
ed
wa
prlnlcd
locally,
the
work
doing
great
credit
to
the
Herald
prlnljng
tufice
where
it
was
turned
out
for
the
Alice
Arm
Chamber
of
Mines.
Mrs.
Holaml
King
and
sot;
have
arrived
from
tpoxane
y?
visit
Mr.
Kins
who
is
examining
mining
properties
in
Ihe.
di
trict.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
W.
Falcone
left
last
week
for
Vancouver.
Mrs.
Falroner
will
spend
Ihe
winter
in
Ihe
south
and
.Mr.
Fall
eoner
will
return
in
abott'
two
weeks'
time.
n.
N.
Sharp,
Spokane
mining
engineer,
is
a
visitor
iri
Ihe
district
and
will
make
extensive
examinations
before
leaving.
THRILLING
EXPERIENCE
SALVATION
ARMY
LASS
TOItOXTO,
Aug.
31.
Filled
In
Die
brim
with
thrilling
experiences,
and
replete
with
good
ly
deed
has
been
the
life
of
Majnr
Maggie
Andrew,
tin
On
tnrioJborn
Salvation
Arthy
missionary
in
India,
news
of
whose
death
has
Just
been
""'received
here.
She
was
in
India
for
nine
7ears,
.-,
A.
1',
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
THE
END
OF
DECEMBER,
IMS.
Ila
produced.
Minerals
as
follows:
Placer
(lold,
!$77,003,M5;
Lode
fiold,
$122,808,-4
oft;
Silver,
$74,1
1
i,.17j
Lead,
$80,218,907;
Copper,
$107,02,047;
zinc,
539,925,947;
AlisceUaneous
Mrncrals,-
81,r0V,387;
Coal
a
ltd
Coke,
273,018,053;.
Building
.Stone,
Itrick,
Cement,
elc,
$i
4,905,880?
making
its
Mineral
Production
to
the
end
of
1025
,,f,w
an
3KJSft
Aggregate
Value
of
$920,919,628
Production
for
Year
lEnding
Dec.
1925,
$61,492,242
The
Mining
Laws
of
this
Province
are
more
liberal
ind
the
fees
lower
than
those
of
any
other
Province
In
the
Dominion,
or
any
colonyin
the
British
Empire.
Mineral
locations
arc
granted
to
discoverers
for
nominal
fees.
Absolute
Titles
arc:
obtained
by
develgping
such
properties,
the
security
6f
which
is
guaranteed
by
Crown
Grants.'
Full
information,
together
with
Mining
Reports
and
Maps,
may
be
obtained
gratis
by
addressing
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINE8
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
N.B.
Practically
all
British
Columbia
Mineral
Properties
upon
which
development
work
hai
been
done
are
described
in
some
one
of
the
Amytal
Reports
of
the
Minister
of
Mines.
Those
considering
mining
investments
should
refer
lo
such
reports.
They
ore
available
without
charge
on
application
to
the
Department
of
Mines,
Victoria.
B.C..
Reports
covering
each
of
the
six
Mineral
Survey
Districts
are
published
separalrly,
and
are
available
on
application.
Reports
of
the
fieological
Survey
of
Canada.
Winch
Building,
Vancouver,
are
recommended
as
valuable
sources
of
GIRLS'
SCHOOL
BOOTS
Black
and
Brmvn
fltlf;
all
size's
$2.45
MISSES'
SHOES
Black
and
Brown
Calf.
Sizes
tl
lo
2.
Special
$3.45
ASTORIA
SHOES
.
For
men.
Odd
lines
in
black
and
brown
calf.
Snap
Sale
price
.
.
$7.45
LADIES'
OXFORDS
AND
STRAPS
-Some
odd
lines
in
black
and
brown.
Snap
Sale
price
$3.95
LAST
WEEK
Of
Our
Great
LADIES!
A
new
shipment
of
the
latest
biiei
jitt
in,
in
the
newesF
styles.
Thi'
week
oiily
.
.
.
.
$4.45
MJcArthur
Third
Avenue
THE
TRUTH
ABOUT
PURE
BEER
I
N
the
past
several
years
the
public
has
been
told
many
thinss
about
beer,
yet
It
is
not
surprising
that
many
people
should
not
know
what
beer
really
is,
for
the
merits
of
pure
beer
have
been
almost
entirely
neglected
by
eontroversioi.-jlists.
.
Pure
beer
is
a
scientifically
made
malt
solution,
derived
from
malted
barley
and
flavored
with
hops.
In
this
malted
condition
the
grain
is
much
more
nourishing
than
in
its
natural
state
and
the
beer
has
many
beneficial
activities
when
taken
as
a
beverage.
In
the
first
place
pure
beer
t
in
Itself
a
complete
food,
rich
in
proteins,
maltose
and
dextrin,
mineral
salts
and
orfsnic
phosphorous
compounds.
It
is
superior
to
either
cider
or
wine
in
its
nourishing
qualities.
Consumed
st
th
rste
of
one
bottle
per
meal,
it
would
replace
300
grammes
of
bread
in
food
value,
because
of
its
content
of
eitraetires,
carbohydrates
and
proteins.
1
Pure
beer
sslst
valuaht.r
In
the
alm!ltlon
of
other
foods,
for,
by
reason
ot
It
hop-bitter
principle.
It
weak
alcoholic
strrnath
and
its
dWoled
carbonle
arid
n
it
exerts
a
beneficially
stimulating
action
on
the
stomach.
Beer
I
a
beverarje
rich
In
Tltamtnes
so
necessary
to
the
well
being
ol
Ihe
human
organism
and
as
a
defense
against
dUrase.
It
I
aseptic,
for
the
wort
has
been
complete!
slrritiird
by
prolonged
boiling
In
the
prcM-ncr
of
the
hop
bitters
which
are
strongly
autlsepllc
The
health-giving
qualities
of
Ihe
purr
beer
sold
to
I
lie
people
ot
llrills
Isti
Col
mi
Major
Andrew
had
an
irtler-estinig
and
eventful
life
In
missionary
work,
tshe
was
in
the
Klondike
for
some
years.
At
l.etlihriilge,
Altn.,
she
was
Ihe
spiritual
adv
iser
tit
a
condemned
murderer,
fine
was
the
Instru
until
are
secured
and
main
tained
In
the
model
plants
or
the
Vancouver
Brewery
Limited.
lUlnlcr
llrevvlng
Co.
ot
Canada
Limited,
Westminster
llrruery
Limited,
Silver
Spring
Brewery
Limited,
and
the
Victoria
PlioenU
Brewing
Co.
Limited,
members
of
the
Amalgamated
Breweries
of
British
Columbia,
which
are
models
of
scientific
care
and
cleanliness.
They
are
open
for
Inspection
at
all
times,
and
visitors
are
gladly
welcomed.
1
This
advertisement
la
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
ment
in
reclaiming
a
Kirl
sen
tenced
to
ten
years'
penal
ser
viliule.
In
India,
Major
Andrew
had
many
thrilling
experience
once
narrowly
escaping
death
by
a
fraction
of
a
second
when
potsonous
cobra
struck
al
hit.
BOYS'
LECKIE
SHOES
Sizes
t
to
5
Vb.
Sale
price
S3.45
YOUTHS'
SHOES
A
real
school
shoe
red
si
itched.
Sizes
tl
to
to
13.
Sale
price
$2.95
Creditors'
Compulsion
Sale
Positively
Ihe
last
opportunity
lo
outfit
the
family
for
the
winter
weather
at
'hese
prices,
fief
The
boys
atld
girls
fixed
tip
before
school
opens.
Just
see
these
prices
rand
buy!
TRED-RITE
SHOES
For
boys.
Welled
Snap
Sale
price
.
.
MINERAL
ACr
soles.
$4.45
MEN'S
DRESS
BOOTS
In
black
and
brown
calf.
AH
sizes.
Snap
sale
price
$4.45
Certificate
ef
lmprot.nt.au.
Wnn
Fractional
So.
J.
iyn
and
Jiu-nita
.Mineral
Claim,
situate
In
th
Atlin
Mining-
tutuion
or
um
casslar
DlMrin.
alMMii
one
mile
up
tlrram
rnin
the
hutitti
or
Warm
Rlw.
TAKE
.VIT1CE
that
The
fmrlneer
OoM
Minr
Hit.,
Inc..
rrtr
Miner'
Ortlflralf
..
JT0C,
Intend.
Uty
ilays
frfim
the
due
herw.r
.to
apply
to
the
Mlnlnr
Be-rorter
for
a
Certiorate
or
Iniprovemenii.
for
the
purpnre
of
iititalnlnir
'a
Crown
Grant
r
trie
abuve
claim.
Arut
rurthrf
take
notice
that
action,
wider
Section
Si.
mint
be
rnnilnenrmt
berore
the
IsMie
of
iiirb
Certificate
of
Improre-ment..
DATED
this
tut
day
of
September,
A.D.
If.
H.
VcM.
ntVSEn.
Stent.
LAND
ACT
Nellc
ef
Inuntlon
to
Applr
te
Lae
Laid
In
Prince
Itunert
Land
ttccnrdinr
ni.
Iiict
of
Ranre
4.
Coast
Land
District,
and
Itiiale
on
Piuit
Inland.
take
notice
mat
i.
B.
Frnel,
of
rcnoka.
AUicrta.
occupation
Minister,
intends
to
apply
for
a
le
of
the
following
described
lands:
Cnmmrnclnr
at
t
nut
ntantcd
at
tin.
Snrth
West
end
or
T'assare
Island,
near
Coan
Trlanrulatlon
.
st.
lilt;
thence
round
the
Island
It
htm
Water
mark
ami
cnnuiitln
100
acres,
nmrn
or
W-s.
Joseph
bhitw.id
rav.nrjs,
mejllh.
ti.
Applicant.
SUMMER
SUGGESTIONS
FOR
WOOD
Dry
Jack
Pine,
Cedar,
Birch
and
Spruce
Per
load
....$6.50
Per
half
load
3.60
Per
sack
.50
Burn
Wood
and
Keep
Cool!
HydeTransfer
138
Second
Atrenu
Phone
5S0
Night
or
Day
Wt
BUY
BOTTLES.
Fur
Coats
Jacquettes
,
An
Exquisite
Stock
of
Fur
Trimmings
at
low
prices
B.
C.
PUR
Co.
Neiri
B.W.V.A.
ThlrJ
Av
tat