Carefully
Sorted
THF
f.imily
bundle
U
1m-ntfdialely
Girled
in
our
pi.
nl
into
it
different
t
lilies
and
coloring.
In
this
way
we
are
able
to
use
the
proper
wah
room
formula
for
each
kind
of
material
in
your
wah!nic
Possibly
this
(a
one
of
the
main
reason
why
laundry-washed
clothe
last
The
LAUNDRY
Does
it
best
Canadian
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaners
Phone
8
01
U
CHEAT
out
SALE
of
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
(
I.OTIIIXG
AND
FURNISHINGS
is
still
on
Montreal
Importers
Third
Avenue
J.
R-
Miller,
Proprietor
FRAS
-
THE
DAILY
XEW3
PAIN
from.
Bladder
Irritation
SANTAL
miDY
tiM
f
latitat!
Look
lof
th
wee
"MIDI
m-i
1
t
"
ru..
HS
k
mm
CLOSING
Third
Avenue
and
Sixth
Street
GEORGIA
MINE
LOOKS
WINNER
Ha
Ore
of
High
Grade
and
Ap-parently
Plenty
of
it
Sav
Aulhority
VICTORIA.
Dee
I
AJlpoct
on
,(,
Oeorai.
R:,
Ooa
UiTJ
r0Wlnf
situation
a
he
found
K
t
the
pr
.per
thla
fall
ha
twen
ponied
bv
8e.
rnour
Campbell
Mr
Campbell
,
practical
miner
and
prosperior
of
,.
xparnot.
ho
hu
.
very
inufc,:.
knows
ol
the
rout
m
the
fortuno
CansJ
dUatrlci
m
ptioular
He
.with
respect
to
what
e
found
at
the
iestne-
"I
may
tutt
that
taw
result
of
th.
earned
out
on
It
confirm.
hitherto
exprssasd
opinio
concern
thi
property
which,
la
my
aatinution
ruy
require
a
reasonable
amount
of
capita)
intelligently
expend
to
develop
a
remarkably
valuable
Mine
My
txperleuoe
in
the
nurtb
ai.d
elsewhere
ban
brought
me
Into
contact
with
many
outstanding
propertle.
but
I
consider
jtb.
Osorgia
Wver
exoellx
aU
of
them.
a
m
a
class
by
Itself,
in
fact
I
I
sv.
nrar
yet
astn
a
mine
at
the
same
ft
of
development
which
gives
ao
audi
roM-
tni."
j
"The-
south
rt
vein
hss
been
fur-thar
developed
by
open
cute
and
;
trtnebias.'
he
further
states,
"aad
It
lb)
now
proven
to
be
continuous
for
IB
greater
part
of
three
claim,
a
total
susuuu
or
oeer
S
000
fet.
ThU
vain
attain
a
width.
In
plaaea.
of
from
two!
to
als
fast,
aad
the
mineralisation
I
j
try
nnaa
latent
throughout
It
ha
al-J
extensively
sampled
On
i
this
occasion
three
aamplei
were
tka
roe
two
exposure
IJOO
feet
apart
on
the
extstuion
of
the
ore
recently
un
covered.
Tbeet
fane
respective
returns
Of:
(ll
TJ9
euaoa
of
gold
and
13.60
ounces
silver
total
value.
IM
M
cit
to
ounces
gold.
440
ounoe
allver.
to-tal
value.
IHK;
Hi
70
ounoe
gold
and
11
70
3unoe
allver.
total
value.
M01
Z
The
vein
baa
continued
to
improve
with
the
work
performed
on
It.
"A
sample
was
taken
of
me
ore
from
the
shaft
on
the
Bullion
Vein,
which
gave
a
0
ounoe
gold
and
16.40
ounoe
liver,
total
raluet
tall
.02
The
Bullion
Vein
parallel
the
southwest
vein
already
referred
to.
and
la
developed
by
tan-LAN
I)
ACT
MITM
T.
or
INTENTION
TO
AI'I'U'
Tl
u:sk
unii
In
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Ora-lam
Island
Land
Iteooedlng
District
of
Fnnce
Rupert,
and
situate
ou
the
west
side
of
Rennell
Harbor
at
the
Head
ol
Rennell
Sound.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
Province
of
British
Columbia.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
British
ColumWa
fining
&
Paeklng
Company
Limited
of
Va:roiner
B.,
occupation
Salmon
Can-r.er.
intend
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
lul
lowing
described
lands:
Cjinmencing
at
a
post
planted
on
the
east
shore
of
a
creek
called
Twin
River;
thence
4
chalm
west;
thence
twenty-one
rhalna
north:
thence
4
chanu
east:
thence
following
contour
of
there
line
to
place
of
commencement,
and
containing
84
acres,
more
or
leas.
B.C
FISHING
&
PACKINO
CO.
LTD.
Applicant.
M
M.
EngltihT
A
lent.
Dated
October
33.
1937
IN
1'KOBATE
IV
Till:
SI
IMIKMK
f'OI
KT
OK
llHITloll
(Ol.lMItIA
In
the
Matter
of
the
Administration
Act:
and
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
George
Clifford
Adolpbus
Wilson,
Deceased.
Intestate
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
His
Honor.
F.
McB.
Young,
the
1st
day
of
December.
A.D.
1MT.
1
wax
appointed
Administrator
of
the
estate
of
George
Clifford
Adoiphus
Wilson,
deceswd.
and
all
parties
baring
claims
agnlnst
the
said
estate
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
same,
properly
verified,
to
me
on
or
before
the
3rd
day
of
January.
A
D.
1928.
and
all
partlen
Indebted
to
the
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
NORMAN
A.
WATT,
Official
Administrator,
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Dated
the
trd
dav
of
December.
AJJ.
If.27
She
Could
Not
Work
HEADACHES
Were
So
Severe
Mr.
A.
Riehl.
Rur.t.rt
R..V
t(...
"I
was
troubled
with
very
tevere
headaches,
and
sometime
I
could
,ot
But
uv
nj
wore.
"Oae
day
a
friead
told
ma
about
auviaea
me
u
g.ve
it
a
tnaL
I
d
ideJ
tu
di
k
.
ai.J
after
taking-
a
fnw
bottle
I
f,
ml
it
had
done
n.e
a
urld
(,f
gTM.il,
and
I
haven't
lad
any
aradarhei
or
a
lung-
time
now."
Manofartured
only
by
Tie
T.
UUbnrn
Co-.
Limited.
Toronto,
Ont
nei
and
abort.
Ore
a
eapoaed
in
the
tunnel
tar
a
distance
of
10
feet
and
vertically
to
the
bottom
of
the
abaft,
a
d.HUnce
of
eighty
feet.
"A
no
work
bad
beea
performed
on
I
the
mala
Tola,
little
attention
was
given
to
at.
However,
for
the
purposes
of
information
a
sample
was
takes
from
the
open
cut
on
the
surface
over
crosscut
lunsMl.
which
gave
returns
of
3.28
'
ounces
la
gold
and
DM
ounces
in
saver,
j
total
value,
14
00.
"Son
Mme
was
employed
In
opening
up
the
Suaaaatt
Voin
which
actually
con-ialsts
of
thase
separate
vein
paralleling
jeah
other
and
which
will
In
aU
pro-;
osbftlty
unite
at
depth.
The
combined
jwidthe
of
the
mineralised
portions
of
these
vetms
run
from
six
to
eight
feet.
samptea
taken
from
two
cut
gave
respectively
3
SO
ounces
gold
nd
3J4
ounce
stiver,
total
value
1
80.00.
and
IM
ounces
stiver,
total
value
1
16.44.
"The
Danny
Vein
Is
the
lowett
of
the
erase
vetjts
so
far
expoaed.
The
mineral
laation
differ
somewhat
tram
the
other
erase
veins
in
that
considerable
galena
la
in
evidence.
A
sample
taken
ft:m
open
cuts
gave
0.30
ounoes
gold
nd
MM
ounces
sliver,
twenty-ftve
per
sent
lead
131,25,
tctai
value
SaO
U."
ALICE
ARM
Recent
cold
weather
has
formed
a
crust
on
the
anow
which
now
permits
those
In
the
upper
Kltaoult
River
country
who
are
running
short
to
take
In
fresh
supplies.
J.
Strotahek
and
Uus
Pesnon.
whe
nave
takes
a
bond
on
the
North
Star
aropertr.
were
la
tows
durms-
the
week.
Fthey'
report
that,
owing
to
bad
weather,
a
start
baa
not
yet
been
made
on
the
driving
of
a
tunnel
wMoh
will
be
undertaken
as
soon
as
there
Is
an
Im
provement.
Albert
Darks
son
is
driving
a
tunnel
on
the
Wildcat
property
in
the
upper
Klisault
Valley.
Jack
Anderson
made
a
trip
to
Camp
8.
at
the
head
of
the
Dolly
Varden
Railway,
over
the
crust
during
the
week.
Jack
McDonald
hts
left
for
his
hosie
In
Victoria
where
he
wUl
spend
the
holiday
season.
On
his
return
to
Alice
Arm
he
wUl
relieve
on
the
Aayox
ferry
boat
Awaxe
in
puce
01
ji.
t.
K.ergin.
M
L.A
who
will
be
going
Victoria
to
attend
the
legislature.
W.
J.
Craviford.
formerly
uf
Alice
Arm
and
now
in
Anyox.
paid
a
brief
visit
here
at
the
end
of
the
week.
W.
A.
Talbot,
assists
nt
district
engineer
for
the
provincial
department
of
miblic
works
whs
here
at
the
week-end
'
'i
offlrial
duties.
ER
&
PAYNE
UNIVERSAL
TRADING
CO.
Christmas
Gift
Merchandise
on
Display
at
Popular
Prices
UNDERWEAR,
ETC.
Rayon
Silk
Knit
NifrhtKowns,
JQ
CQ
lace
trimmed,
assorted
shades
VfeWU
Rayon
Silk
Lingerie
Sets
CQ
QiJ
lace
trimmed,
assorted
shades
ru
Rayon
Silk
Rraisier
and
Rloomer
C50
Sets
aasorted
shades
v
Rayon
Silk
Pyjamas,
assorted
shades,
contrast
trimmed
v
Extra
Special
Value
Rayon
Silk
Bloomers,
assorted
shades,
very
fine
qual-
g
J50
yt
All
sizes
TurnljulJ's
Fine,
Clove
Silk
Finished
Bloom-ers,
assorted
shades,
all
sizes
95
including:
extra
larges
Vosts
to
match
$-
Novelty
Hand
Embroidered
Swiss
and
Irish
Handkerchiefs,
boxed
3
in
a
box,
;i5
."OfS
7.-t
$1.00,
i."o
LADIES'
HOSIERY,
ETC.
Kayser
and
Harvey
Hose
Kayser
Full-Fashioned
Fure
Thread
Silk
Hose,
shadow
pointed
heel,
in
G4
HIZ
all
the
newest
shades,
per
pair
VJL
O
Kayser
Double
Thread
Pure
Silk
Hose,
heavy
service
weight,
full
fash-
JM
QC
ioned,
all
new
shades,
per
pair
vAavtJ
Harvey
Pure
Thread
Silk
Hose,
pointed
and
square
heel,
stocked
in
10
Q-i
CA
shades,
per
pair
?ieeJU
C.
&
0.
Corsets,
Corslettes,
Girdles
and
Brassies,
Qur
special
corslette
Q-f
c
is
marveJIoitaasilue
at
ik.
viollrJ
Novelty.
Swiss'fleoritette
and
Crepe
de
Chine
Handkerchiefs
newest
designs
and
colorings,
each
-.",
iVf,
."()(
Dressed
Dolls
In
a
variety
of
styles
and
sizes.
The
genuine
Lloyd
Ma
Ma
Doll,
.
.
.
$1.00,
$i-".o,
$2.50,
sftt.o;
to
$x.r,
FRASER
&
PAYNE
GENERAL
DRY
GOODS
Flione
2G
PRINCE
GEORGE
MEMBER
FIGHTS
Argues
Strongly
In
Favor
of
Com
pletion
of
Ifi.E.
to
VJSAL
Line
FIGURES
PRESENTED
By
H.
a.
Ferry.
UXA
Before
an
audience
of
hswinails
v.mcuver
last
Tuuesaay
It
ami
11
Mae-.
boldly
acfioiMkseu
that
bis
assSaf
for
the
Paetfic
Or
est
Em.
tern
railway
was
to
complete
It
to
Prince
Oeorfe
,uid
ilnsny
to
the
Peace
River.
If
no
acceptable
offer
for
lis
purchase
were
:e,
p.ved
by
his
government,
'litis
clear-cut
statement
of
poMey
received
wltb
psnicilur
rntblkatasni
n
..ll
the
territory
affected
by
the
real.
way.
and
by
all
cltlBen
noxious
to
see
ckliiirte
action
taken
regarding
the
in-vratment
by
the
people
m
a
raJtway
!
which
show
very
little
change
year
by
j
Vr
in
It
detielts.
and
has
neither
be-
ginning,
end.
objective
nor
desthay,
but
is
merely
a
railway
trail,
offering
each
year
its
account
for
IS00.OO0
loss
on
i
operatloa,
ad
over
M.080.000
far
laree-j
a-t
from
the
general
revenues
of
the
provmos
In
order
to
be
kept
SBtag
in
ita
preeeat
state.
I
TMs
enthusiasm
was
somewhat
chill-'ed
by
the
staKUng
editorial
in
the
Van
couver
Province
(the
same
bsue
la
which
Is
reported
toe
premiers
speech)
to
the
effect
that
the
completion
of
the
F
O
E
u
Prince
George
wUl
etrtafl
extra
expenditure
or
11
4.
000
.000.
The
following
la
a
quotation
Of
the
editorial
in
the
Province
of
ntday.
December
2nd:
"About
five
yeaf
ago.
at
the
request
af
the
late
Premier
Oliver.
J.
O.
Sullivan,
consulting
engineer,
mode
an
examination
of
the
PQ,
and
estimated
the
cost
of
cam
pitting
it
from
North
Vancouver
to
Prince
George.
His
estimate
wa
that
to
buUd
and
equip
the
twenty-nine
miles
between
North
Vancouver
and
Bquaaaish.
and
the
forty-five
miles
stUl
without
steel
between
Queanel
and
Prince
Oeorge
would
coat
(6400,000.
In
addition,
be
figured
that
$800.000
would
have
to
be
spent
with-la
tea
years
on
betterments
on
the
entire
system.
If
Prsnkler
MacLean
can
ihow
us
bow
the
ennBletton
of.
the
P.O.E.
is
likely,
within
any
reasonable
time,
to
yield
sufficient
revenue
to
meet
the
extra
operating
operating
costs
and
the
fixed
charges
on
the
$14JOOOJDOO
extra
expenditure,
we
shall
hold
up
both
bands,
and
applaud
his
project.
But
11.
as
teems
certain,
the
only
result
la
to
be
an
increased
operating
deficit
ixl
an
extra
half-million
or
more
a
year
in
fixed
chart
cs.
where
Is
the
province
to
benent
"fn
any
way
And
how
can
the
aggravation
of
the
dim
cultles
which
face
us
be
regarded
aa
Uu
any
way
a
solution?''
Mark
the
question
'
they
put
and
tbf
impression
It
leaves
In
the
sverage
mind
that
114,000.000
Is
the
expenditure
entailed
by
the
completion
of
the
railway.
What
are
the
facts?
On
pai
7
ol
the
Sullivan
report
we
quote
the
following,
in
reference
to
the
cost
of
the
uncompleted
gap
between
Quesne!
snd
Prince
Oeorge:
'To
complete
this
gap
and
put
the
line
In
condition
to
be
operated
1
estimated
to
cost
from
500,000
to
600.
300.
If
this
additional
line
Is
put
in
operation
It
Is
estimated
that
extra
equipment
to
the
value
of
tl.5O0.0O0
will
'be
required;
that
la
to
put
the
line
trom
Quesne
to
Prince
George
Into
operation
will
require
over
V2.000.000
new
capital."
In
reference
to
renewal
of
trestles
bridges,
etc.,
on
page
8
of
the
Sulllvar
report
It
states
the
"4000,000
nev,
capital
will
be
required
for
these
renewals
within
the
next
tea
yean."
Where
are
these
renewals
required?
.On
the
existing
road
now
operating.
But
the
Vancouver
Province
deliberately
adds
the
cost
of
$8,000,000
for
re-iewals
required
on
the
"existing
road."
adds
again
the
44.00000
estimated
cost
from
Squamlsh
to
Vancouver
onto
the
12.000,000
estimated
required
from
Sursncl
to
Prince
George
and
asks
the
premier
to
show
how
the
completion
o
the
P.O.E.
will
yield
sufficient
revenue
to
meet
the
operating
cost
and
the
fixed
charges
on
the
114.000,000
extra
expend
ture.
The
premier
advocated
the
completion
to
Prince
George
for
the
present.
To
quote
Sullivan,
this
entails
42,000.-000.
Why
should
the
Vancouver
Province
want
to
be
shown,
before
It
gives
its
blessing,
that
the
territory
between
Quesnel
and
Prince"
George
can
produce
operating
and
fixed
charges
on
fourteen
million
dollars
when
the
cost
for
that
area
Is
two
millions?
,
Sauoe
for
the
goose
la
aauce
for
the
gander.
Why
did
not
the
Vancouver
Province
we
the
same
argument,
or
ask
the
same
question,
when
(S.000.000
was
requested
In
the
last
report
of
the
P.G.E.
directors
for
renewals
on
the
existing
road
which
,
Is
losing
11
000
a
NOTICE
LAND
ACT.
or
INTENTION
TO
'TO
LEASE
LAND
APPLY
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
Dls-jlct
and
situate
on
the
southwest
cor--ier
of
an
unnamed
bay
on
the
south
bank
of
Port
Chanal.
Graham
Island,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
in
the
Province
of
British
Columbia.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Arthur
Robertson,
of
Massett.
B.C..
occupation
a
lumberman,
interids
to
apply
tor
a
lease
of
the
lollowtng
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
about
one
chain
westerly
from
the
mouth
of
an
unnamed
creek
flowing
into
an
unnamed
bay
on
the
south
bank
of
Port
Chanal.
Graham
Island.
Queen
Charlotte
Island.
Province
ct
British
Columbia:
thence
4
chains
southerly;
thenoe
10
chains
easterly;
thence
4
chains
northerly
to
the
shoreline:
thenoe
following
the
shoreline
to
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
3
acres,
mora
or
les.
'lned
A,
ROBERTSON,
'.;
""nnt
Dated
October
6,
1927.
PACE
nvB
4
Beautiful
Silver
for
Xmas
Our
slock
is
belter
osbrtct3
iliis
year
than
ever;
Wc
cart
only-name
a
few
pieces,
bucomc
in
and
see
for
yourself.
'
IIREAI)
TRAY
from
4.00
FANCY
B0N-R0N
DISHES
with
handle,
from
3.50
nJ
J
CRACKER
AND
CHEESE
DISH
in
beautiful
pierced
design
6.50
Also
with
handle
$7.50
0h
SOLID
STERLING
SILVER
3-PIECE
TOILET
SETS
from
45.00
t0
65.00
John
Bulger
day
on
operation
alone?
In
an
editorial
of
the
Province
on
December
22,
1926,
It
said:
There
is
another
reason,
too.
for
keeping
the
P.QI.
In
shape
to
serve
the
country
through
which
the
line
runs.
That
the
country
is
gradually
spening
up.
There
are
more
settlers
.here
and
mere
traffic.
The
line
Is
jrsdually
reducing
lta
operating
deficits,
ind
there
Is
something
to
be
said
for
.he
contention
of
the
manager
that
if
the
government
took
account
of
the
;xtra
revenues
from
taxes
and
timber
lues
which
the
operation
of
the
P.Q.K.
brings
to
Its
coffers
there
would
be
no
I
deficit
at
all.
"The
thing
to
do,
then,
is
to
keep
the
line
going
and
keep
it
In
shape
to
o.
We
ha"ve
no
choice
but
to
snend
b
money
roi
upkeep,
and
we
have
little
hope
of
an
Immediate
return.
The
pnly
way
we
can
get
a
return
Is
by
tendering
the
railway
more
useful,
and
there
seems
no
means
of
doing
this
except
by
making
it
a
real
colonization
toad
which
will
colonize
the
country
through
which
It
runs.
Traffic
alone
will
save
the
P.G.E..
and
traffic
will
not
icme
without
people."
This
t3.000.000
was
part
of
the
$8.-700.000
now
counted
In
the
Province's
fl4.000.000.
and
It
was
voted
by
the
legislature
and
la
already
largely
spent
:o
"maintain
the
present
road."
If
that
$3,000,000
was
necessary
to
render
the
present
railway
more
useful
surely
the
expenditure
necessary
to
complete
the
road
to
Prince'
George
and
tap
the
trade
of
the
whole
north
country
la
justifiable.
If
It
is
not
justifiable,
the
sooner
we
know
the
better:
then
Prince
George
can
realise
lta
destiny
Is
not
as
the
link
between
the
north
and
Vancouver
and
Prince
George
(and
Central
BC
)
can
work
Its
own
development
'
and
future
In
co
operation
with
Edmonton.
Peace
River,
Northern
Alberta
and
Prince
Ropert.
The
growing
sentiment
rehreughout
the
north,
which
Is
becomftcbltterly
Kr.ti-Vancouver.
and
whtchjphjSe
been
demonstrated
reeentlv
:n
the
ijrmand,
Qhest
Colds
I
Redden
Redden
skin
skin
with
with
hot
wet
towels.
Rub
Vicks
well
in,
cover
with
warm
flannel.
VICKS
W
Va
p
o
r
u
b
BREAD
TRAYS
with
handle
and
fancy
design,
from
6.50
I'YREX
LINED
PIE
PLATE
pierce
silver
stand,
from
3.50
FANCY
COMPORT
in
pierced
design,
with
foot,
5.00
COMMUNITY
and
ROGERS
SETS
Knives
and
Forks
in
case,
from
S9.95
1
S50.00
Jewel
er
Roasting
Pans
:
Carving
Sets
Three
Piece
Carving
Sets,
from
$.".00
to
$10.00
set
Roasting
Pans
covered
or
open,
made
from
Sheet
Iron,
Aluminum
Ware
or
Enamel
Ware,
from
2TC
to
S0.7."
each
Mail
Orders
Carefully
Filled
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd.
235
Third
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert
t
Peace
River
and
byjePj)
nfejftupert
board
of
trade
for
a
cc4,vprovince.
ieeds
only
leaden-!vf
to
cryetallze
Into
powerful
movement,
and
misleading
sdltorlals
by
influential
newspapers
at
.he
coast
are
damaging
the
cause
of
-.conomle
and
political
untly
and
co
operation,
so
much
more
to
be
desired
han
division
and
separation.
i
LADIES'
MUSIC
CLUB
CHRISTMAS
PROGRAM
Mertlns
Has
of
Seasonal
Nature
With
I
"a
per,
SoloM
and
Selections
An
Interesting
program
of
Christmas
long
and
selection
ws
enjoyed
yester
day
afternoon
by
the
Ladles'
Music
Club
In
the
Japanese
Mission
Hall.
An
ipproprlate
reading
was
made
by
Mrs.
A.
T.
Parkin
and.
with
Mrs.
II.
C.
rraser.
Miss
Lorna
Tlte
and
Miss
E.
O.
Lennox
as
accompanist
,
other
Items
on
the
program
were
as
follows:
Carol
"Joy
to
the
World."
'
by
the
ltdles
of
the
club.
Solo
"The
Gift"
(Brehand).
Mrs.
B.
D.
Johnsten.
Quartette
-Bllent
Night."
Mrs.
Andf
r-
on.
Mrs.'"Cullen,
John
Davie'
and
A.
CTapperton?'1
'
'
Piano
sblo.
bj
Mxs
Ponder.
Solo
Frem
"Christ
and
His
Soldiers,"
Mrs.
Broeklesby.
Violin
solo
"Scotch
Lullaby,"
Fred
Smith.
Quartette
"See
Amid
the
Winter
Bnows,"
Mrs.
Anderson,
Mrs.
Cullen.
John
Duvie.
Mr.
Clapperten.
Solo
"The
New
Born
King
(L.
Es--polr.
Mrs.
Muldoon.
Carol
Christians
Awake."
the
ladles
of
the
club.
Advertise
In
The
Dally
K.wa
Shoe
Sale
Extraordinary
going
strong
at
THOR
JOHNSON'S
Every
pair
must
go.
i
While
they
last
and
a
real
snap!
SCOTCH
TWEED
OVERCOATS
at
$21.75
Thor
Johnson
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Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
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