seers
THE ROSSLAND RECORD.|QO1d Saint
ware bs Nicholas.

_ ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, DECEMBER 9, 1899, ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, DECEMBER 9, 1899.

ee The SS

Waffle Parlor.

34-36 Washindton St.

the second tunriel of the Birdseye
on Toad mountain. It carries much
copper pyrites.

SISLSRSwSmSeeesesecececgs MOO ee LECECECECECCEEEE ECE 93393992799339323y

i)
THE 4

following is a summary ‘of the
fings on the stock exchange to-

‘Tur Ovpesr DAILY IN THR INTERIOR,

PUBLISHED DAILY BXONPT SUNDAY.

OFrICK: The annual report of President

TEL. 98. ¥, O, BOX 535.

WASEMENT POSTOFFICH HLOCK.

SUBSCRIPTION RATES!

NEW: STORE!

Best Goods for

q Rossland Sales.
fmday’s sales on the Rossland

Liebes, of the Alaska Exploration
company, to the Alaska Goldfields,
limited, which is the parent com-

SER

cE

MEALS in
Rossland.

Furnishes
the BEST

25

Daily, per month by mail
Daily, half year by mail .

3

CENT

Tickets, 21 Meals, $5.00

S$4-36 Washington Street,

Least Money

Underwear Top Shirts.

sells everywhere for $2.00, $3.00, sell everywhere
3 .00, $3.00, y at $1,
$4,00, and $6.00. We sell a $3.00 ane $4.00, Werth 3200,
$1.25

75c., $1.00, $1.50 50c., 75c.,
and $2.50. and $1.50.

EVENING GOLD
MINING CO.,

NON-PERSONAL LIABILITY.
GEORGE D. ROOT, Vice-President.

inge were: King, 2000, 26343
fac, T000, I134C, §00, 500,
bo, 13¢; Giant, 3000, 7c}
Bales, 7500 shares.

pany in London, showed that dur-
ing the first Klondyke season the
company sold at Dawson for $74,-
ooo. godds which. cost $21,099
in San Francisco and in the year
ending June 30, 1899, made a profit |°
of $200,000.

daily. per year...
Daily, per year, fore
Subscriptions invark

IS A GOOD THING
TO KNOW

THAT the New Store, corner First
avenue and Washington street is
receiving new goods daily. Among the
latest arrivals are a“ hundred dozen of the
latest production in....

:

Advertising rates will be made known upon
application. We have for the

Xmas

EXTRACTS, . PEELS.

JAMS axv JELLIES,

CANNED FRUIT, VEGETABLES
BISCUITS,

anp CONFECTIONERY.
Prompt Delivery-

MORRISON & BRYE.NTON,

Columbia Ayenne. Phone 106, 45 and 45033

AGNEW & CO.

Headquarters for

Groceries and Provisions

of all kinds.
Rubbers, Overshoes, Crockery,
Glassware, E.tc.

You will Save Money by buying your goods here.

AGNEW & CO.,

Cor. Washington St., and Third Ave;

sical

=

‘The RECORD reaches the people. °

‘ x o, ABKE!
{Camp MoKinney]$ 1 9
baho

LIMITED.

The old Bridgeport, a survivor
of the boom on Salmon river,
Washington, .has been sold at
sheriff's sale to some of the stock-
holders, who will re-organize, put
$20,000 in the treasury and resume
operations.

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1899.

lemma BHits of Clothes
“gleuaustere at 910.516.92.8 $4, $6, $8, and $12,

Course
‘Thav’s where he always: makes

Its headquarters.

—
Haven't. apace now totell you of the won-
varicty of Christmas goods,
Come in and Look

derful
—
Around.

H. S. WALLACE,

. Wall Paper, Fane:
Goods, Musical Goods, Toys,
Notions, Ete .

a)
”
on

Wo sella

PANTS, MACKINAW COATS, SHOES, MACKINTUSHES,
BLANKETS BTC. monaco MACKTNTOSHES,

TO ADVERTISERS.

aK

maset

.
a
RK

Men’s Neckwear.

Another large assortment of Men’s and Boys

. Clothing...

New reading matter makes your
advertisement attractive. We will
gladly change your ‘‘ad” every issue
if copy is presented before 10 a. m.

ES

3

wd
+ oSa8'

The Estella, on Tracy creek, East
Kootenay, has been bonded to En-
glish capitalists.

CIGARS!

Finest
Imported
anda.
Domestic
Cigars.
Pipes :for
‘Holiday
Gifts.
All kinds
Chewing
and...
Smoking

Tobacco.
CAPT.

SHAW'S

Army

The Rossland Trading Co.,

CAPITAL, $100,000,

2,000,000 Shares, Par Value 5c. each.
800,

000 Shares are get aside ns Treasury Shares.

IT DOES NOT PAY.

©
Stamped Linen
for Fancy Work, such as Doylies, Center
Pieces, Tray Cloth, Laundry Bags, etc.

HOLSTEAD & WRIGHT.

FIRST. AVE., AND WASHINGTON ST.

A New Claim

«++ THE...

MANOR

(Formerly “Highland.” Staked by
R. A GROVES.

One of the Leading Bars of the city.
Spokane Street, next to International

Rolt & Grogan,
Mines, Stocks and

Insurance.
Representing the following

FIRE INSURANCE

Companies:
Caledonian, Lancashire,
Connecticut of Hartford,
Imperial.

aX

Nearly opposite postoffice
Rossland and Grand Forks, B.C.

7
ee . Incorporated under the Companies Act, 1897, and Amending Acts of British Columbia.
for an increase of salary for the man
who shall succeed Chiet of Police
Sheppard. They claim that $150
a month is not too much, the pres-
ent salary being $100. E
There is no more short-sighted
policy than to pay niggardly salar-
ies to public officials in positions of
responsibility. When a bank clerk
who was entrusted with large sums
of money became an embezzler and
the fact came out that he was paid
no more than a skilled mechanic, a
chorus of indignation burst forth at
the guilty bank. Yet a city which
underpays men who have to safe-
guard lives and millions of property
and to exercise great skill in the de-
tection of crime, is equally guilty,
Either it will only secure inferior
skill, or it will secure superior skill
combined with dishonesty. If a
man is paid only $100 and is re-
quired to do work worth $150, he
is apt to make up the deficiency in
devious ways by winking at law-
lessness. In such a case his em-
ployers must bear a share of the
guilt.
The temptations placed in the
way of the head of «a city’s police
force are such that only a man of
moral stamina can withstand them.
Aman who has this qualification,
combined with the requisite execu-
tive ability to direct his subordin-

ECECECECESECSSESEREECE

Spe

¢ *—nHOUDES——*
Straight Cut
Cigarettes.

MANUFACTURED BY

B. Houde & Company, Quebec
Are Better than ‘the Best.

WHOLESALE AT

——-THE
Evening Gold Mining Company
offers, for Development Purposes,
ONLY, 50,000 Shares, at

FIVE CENTS EACH.

the Report on the Property by I. B. Atkinson,
Consulting Mining Engineer:

thinly di i d with chalco-
pyrites, blende, iron sulphides and
galena.

Development—An open cut has
been made about eight feet wide
and three feet deep, from which
small values can be obtained simi-
lar to the surface assays where the
shaft is sunk. This opening shows
similar vein matter. A shaft seven
feet by five feet is sunk on the vein
matter toa depth of 10 feet, and
shows 30 inches of shipping ore at
that level. When I first visited the
property the shaft was down seven
feet and the shipping ore was two
feet in width, but carried considera-
bly more blende, even reaching | length with two and one-half feet of
264% zinc. Some other work has! shipping ore, and allowing five cu-
been done on the property, on an bic feet per. ton, would return 21
iron capping, at different points, but ‘ons of ore for each fathom in sink-
found no values and will give iting. An ore of this class would be
no further consideration at present. ' worth as follows, viz:

land persists in growing, as do
Kootenay towns which have not
had a centennial and will not have
one for many years.

imo

preinia,. ; 6

fictory-Triuny

var Eagle Cotsolidated $27
jean... i

— THE

Gity Bakery,

24 WASHINGTON ST., HAS

XMAS CAKE,

made now. Also a few pounds make Sept. rst,
5 e for

OUR ESTEEMED CONTEMPO RARY

It would just serve the Grits right
if Mr. Whitney were to steal Prem-
ier Ross’ fine new policy in retalia-
tion for Sir Wilfrid Laurier’s theft
. the tory policy.—Hamilton Her-
ald.

Well, that man Methuen beats
the Dutch.—Hamilton Herald.

% FOR THE.
Ghoicest Wines, Liquors
and Gigars,

CALL ON JERRY SPELLMAN,

Rossland Hotel

Cor, Columbia Avenue and *
Spokane Street.

Plumbing Shop.

Spokane St., opp. Burns’ market.
pila

ee:

‘on:
fountain Lion.
Dkanogan ..

Paimer Mountain .

Your Xmas dinner. The cak
all made of best material, and
right.

Everything as Gheap as you can
make if, and no work to be done.

y is
are

The following is
Crow & Morris, Rossland.

a]
¢ ANOTHER OKANOGAN STRIKE.
attributed to the small returns of
ox galena and great amount of blende.
The gold values range from $0.40
to $12.80, and copper: returns are
5% to 4.6%. This may eventually
be a copper proposition when depth
is obtained, but the shipping ore to
be considered at present returns as
follows, viz:

Proressor F. R. Bi

L. L. B., Rossland, B. C.

Re ‘‘Evening” Mineral Claim.
Dear Sir:—Acting under your in-
structions of the 28th October last,
I visited this property on the goth
October and 12th November, and
now beg to submit my report, viz:
Property—The property consists
of a fractional claim containing
45-40 acres, and this is owing to
the location line being nearly 200
feet short of the full allowance of
1500 feet.

Title—The ground was located
by George D. Root on the 22nd
July, 1897, and recorded at Ross-
land on the 29th July, 1897. It is
now owned by the Evening Gold
Mining Company, Limited, which
had the property surveyed and made
pplication for crown grant.

It seems Aguinaldo’s one night
stands are not profitable, for his
company has left him, and he has
to be his own advance agent.—Ta-
coma Ledger.

«ve

New Ledge of Telluride Ore of an
Average Value of 810.

K, K. Peiser, secretary-treasurer
fof the Okanogan Free Gold Mines,
imited, received news this morning
from Edgecombe, the superintend-
ent, that while driving: the tunnel,
e struck, at 211 feet a new ledge
bf telluride ore, measuring 10 feet
inches, with an average value of
1o. Thetunnel, at the date of
is letter, December 5th, was in
221 feet 6 inches, and by surveys
Mr. Edgecombe has made the
main ledge should be cut in anoth-
er 20 to 25 feet.

——

Few Things
ean compare in whiteness and pur-

ity with the personal and how

hold linen done up atthe :

Electric Laundr

Vatronize those who spend their
money at home with you, and there-
nd your city’s

INTERNATIONAL

MUSIC HALL.

Monday, Nov. 4th, and during week.

‘The Queen of Burlesque,
MISS BERTHA KING.
n ‘ion with the f¢ fe
Henderson and Ross,
The Gymnas} and Soubrette; “

Stevens and Harrington, Harrison and
Foster, Perry and Perry,

Still the crown of thorns is being
Pressed upon the brow of labor, as
Mr. Bryan would say. The earn-
ings of the C. B. & Q.and the
Eastern Illinois railways have be-
come so large that their managers
have thrust part of the burden of
caring for the money upon their
hard-worked employes. This was
done in the shape of a voluntary in-
crease of the wages of all employes.
—Tacoma Ledger. :

Clay Pipe and Fittings
for Chimneys.

a

by help yonr own
interest

White Labor and Clean
€2WorkeD

Bodega ;

Sanitary Plumbing a
Specialty.

Telephone 27 . P. O. Box 271.

11.73
Profits—A shaft seven feet in

Aver,

The Arlington
THE LEADING HOTEL AT TRAIL,
<=" Headquarters for Commer-

NOTES OF THE Ss

Celia DeLacy,

ates and the detective skill to ferret
out and convict criminals, is not a
cheap man. A city which pays sec-
ond rate salaries and expects to get
first rate men will in the end lose
many times the saving affected.

The most remarkable feature of
the whole business in the Trans-
vaal is the fact the best marksmen
in the world, armed with the most

UNEXCELLED TABLE.

cial Men....Splendid Sample Rooms.
Joun Haverty, Proprietor,

up-to-date tiles, have been found
in every instance incapable of keep-
ing the British soldiers from getting

Alice Hamilton, “Leurine,
Maude Newell, Zoe Melville, Delphus ,
Lawrence, Al. Valade, Pearl and Cassidy,

in the Musical Farce,

“THE PRIZE BEAUTY.”

The Republic Miner made its first
appearance as a daily on Decem-
ber tr.

Despite the Slocan shut-down,
over 100 miners are working on

“THE BEST”
o~

Location—This property is situ-
ated on Nigger mountain, about
two miles northwest of the valuable | qu
Velvet, Portland and Victory-Tri-
umph mines on Sophie mountain,
and one mile north of the promising | an
property, Big Four, on Santa Rosa|on

sinking should: be carried on as

reasonable depth has been attained
then the ore bady can be crosscut

Further Development—The shaft 11.73 02. silver at 59¢ per oz.,
95% paid for, $6.58.

53% lead at $4.30 per 100 Ibs.,
go% paid for, $41.50.

10.4 per cent zinc with 60 per
cent ore paid for at the rate of $7.50
per cent smelter, which is now 434

ickly as possible, and when a

d walls proved, also drifts driven
the vein in northwest and south-

“= Saloon.

Washington Street, Under new manage-
ment,
Bar supplied with the BEST brands of
Liquors and Gigars.
All my old friends and others are invited
to give me a call.
ELI LRVALLEY, Proprietor.

Shapely Muidens in an old fash: i
fashioned Pillow Dance. mountain. Itis situated close to|east direction.

Melville townsite, and Big Sheep Water—Water for mining pur-
creek passes close by the eastern} poses can be obtained on the prop-
side line, while the west fork of Big | erty. ;
Sheep creek runs nearly parallel; ‘Timber—Timber of suitable size
with the south end line, and only aland quality is growing on the claim.
few hundred feet from the property. Plant—If the prelimi develop
It is in Trail Creek mining divis ment by windl is tory,
British Columbia, seven miles from]then a steam hoist must be erected,
Northport, Washington, U.S. A.,| and probably a concentrating plant
12 miles from Rossland and one and| will be required, and~ in that case
International | the ore dressing mill will be situa-
ated on Sheep creek and run by
water power.

Road—A‘wagon road is already
in construction to the Velvet mine,
and C. P. R. officials are surveying
a railroad into that district, but
these are of little use to the Evening
mine. A good road can be cheaply
built from the town of Melville, and
on aslight down grade toa point
on the Red Mountain railway about
five miles from Northport. A sleigh
road should be made over this pro-
posed route as soon as possible so
that the ore can be shipped and
profits made in development.

Supplies—The usual rate of the
district, but present means of trans-
portation from Rossland add greatly
to the cost. They should all be
brought in over the new road,
which will effect a tremendous sav-
ing. >
SLabor_The usual rate for West
Kootenay.

Mining Facilities—The property
fairly well situated for mining

, facilities, etc.

ays—I had a large number of

s assayed at Trail smelter,
also two samples assayed by Mr.
present indications this will be found Rossland, and they ae
to be a replacement vein trending! s : wince ote al tase.
at 72 west and 72 east, intersecting |in open cuts north o! shal ts an be
the formation and standing nearly | tween these two points. note he
vertical, having only a slight dip to | assays by Mr. Marat are pig rte
‘the southwest. | The matrix con-|gold and copper, ut t hese, kee
sists of granulitic gangue matter, | several of the other assays, can

Disorder will be rampant,crime will
go unpunished and law will fall un-
der the contempt of the lawless.

Such economy is the most lavish
waste.

cents per pound, $6.17.
Net smelter value per ton, $54.-

to close quarters. The Boer is
helpless at close quarters. He
carries no bayonet and does not
know how to use one if he did.—
Revelstoke Herald.

?:P. BURNS &
: CoO
N . claims around Silverton.
WHOLESALE MARKETS
Nelson, Sandon, Revelstoke,

rand Forks, and Vancouver.

on the
market,
is what
they
say, who
have
seen the
new...

WORSTED AND
SERGES,

just
arrived

at...
HEARD’S
Tailoring... ..Parlors

Washington Street,
js where the best dressers are leav-
ing their measures.

— THE—

Fortin Feed

COMPANY

z A ton of almost solid gray copper
is said to have been brought down
by one shot in the Nettie L. mine

in Lardeau district.

Rossland, 5-
Greenwood, "Total value per fathom in sinking
shaft, $1,139.25+

Deductions—Sinking shaft 6 feet
at average of $18 per foot, $108.

Freight to railway 21 tons at $2
per ton, $42.

Freight and smelting 21 tons at
$18.50 per ton, $388.50.

Duty on 21 tons of oreat 1%
cents per pound, (roo per cent lead)
333-90—$87 2.40.

Net profit per fathom in sinking
shaft, $266.85.

Net profit per foot in sinking,
$44.47-

Net profit per ton of ore raised,
$12.70.

Improvements—A nice comfort-
able cabin suitable for six men has
been put up close to the creek, a
large shaft house has been erected
over the well-timbered shaft about
300 feet distant from the blacksmith
shop.

Opinion—The property is located
in a good mineral country, and the
various mines referred to in this re-
port are in a position to ship ore as
soon as better transportation is pro-
vided. On my _ second inspection
the mine showed immense improve-
ment, and every indication of the
shipping ore increasing in width, so
that with careful and capable man-
agement this should be a good pay-
ing proposition. In this early stage
of development it can only be clas-
sed as an. exceedingly promising
prospect which will pay from the
start and well worth consideration
and inspection by speculators.

Yours faithfully,
I. B. ATKINSON,
Consulting Mining Engineer.

—_—_

Katie D. Green G. M.
and D. Co., Ltd.

NON-PERSONAL LIABILITY.

Property situated on North Fork Salmon
River, Erie District, B. C.

‘tie fF FOR DEVELOPMENT PURPOSES,. ONLY.
ifty thousand shares of the Company’s Treasury St is
offered to the public at unenl

7 1-2 Cents per Share,
and can be had on application to

22 Columbia Aveuue, GEORGE H. GRE
- GREEN,
Rossland, B. C. Sec-Treasurer.

LAL:

————7
RETAIL MARKETS
Ls Nelson; Ymir, Kaslo,
ilverton, ascade City, Grand Forks
Phoenix, Midway, Cam McKinn 2
Ferguson, and Vancouver oa UEaslelnobe

Rossland

Trail,
Denver,
Greenwood,

Hay, GRAIN
AND FEED.

—~wOPO RIO
120 FE. Columbia Ave. Rossland, B. C

The Utah smelterscannot keep
up with the shipments of ore com-
ing in. The tracks are crowded
with loaded cars waiting to be sam-
pled.

THE EAST KNOWS NOT. Going to the depot? Phone @ I Foie, NO

Montana stables, for a gurney.
ee

The east does not know how fast GENERAL NEWS N
OTES,

the west grows. This fact, well
recognized in the west, accounts for
all the shortcomings of that part of
the machinery of government which
is under eastern control, because
the east has the centers of popula-
tion, We in the Kootenay country
have a daily reminder of this fact
in the inadequate postal facilities
which are the fault, not of the local
postmaster, but of the postmaster-
general. The same statement ap-
plies to our neighbor republic, as
Spokane is now finding out. The
contract for transferring the mails
in that city was let in the year just
expired for $3000. The business
has grown enormously, as every-
body west of the Rockies knows
and the contractors asked for $3600
for the next year. Postmaster
Charles Emory Smith, having lived
in reposeful old Philadelphia for
many years, and never having been
across the Rockies, thought he was
being held up and sternly refused.
The result was that the transfer of
the mails almost came to a sudden
stop and the Spokesman-Review
had to remind Mr. Smith that Spo-
kane was growing and that the
rules which apply to eastern cities 1

a half miles from
Boundary line.
Means of Access—The position of
Rossland is too well known to need
description, and the first five miles
of the journey is over the main
wagon road from Rossland to
Northport and the last seven miles
over Dewdney Trail, which leads to
Cascade City and passes through
Melville. (See map attached.) .
Geology—This part of the district
is targely made up of granitic rocks
of various texture and composition,
and intersected at different angles
by porphyritic dykes. These rocks
probably belong to the lower di-
vision of the Palaeozoic age. .
Ore Body—It is impossible to give
an accurate description of this ore.
body, owing to the early stage of
development, surface conditions and
lack of stripping and prospect work.
The ore body is proved by means
of an open cut and a shaft, which
are upwards of 100 feet apart, but
what are termed'foot and hanging| |
walls in the shaft cannot be classed
as such. This ore body, I think,
will be found much wider when
depth is attained and crosscuts
driven to the walls. Judging from

William Donald, Mgr., Rossland Branch.

Cc. Bassteil, M. P., is to be ap-
pointed postmaster of Montreal.

The McQuaig syndicate of Mon-
treal has bought’ the Valley group
of three claims on the west side of
Curlew lake, Wash., and has start-
edwork. The ledge is five‘ feet
wide, carrying $1 to $20 in gold.

A. G. Creelman.
P.O. Box 315.
CREELMAN & BEAM.

CONTRACTORS &
BUILDERS.

Estimates fnrnished on all hinds of work.
Jobbing promptly attended to

George Beam

The Montreal harbor board has
asked parties who have applied for
space for elevators to make formal
Proposals, stating particulars,

The Nelson carpenters have
abandoned their movement to strike
for nine hours as a day’s work and

Third Avenue, Rossland.
$3.50 a day all round, but will take
it up again at New Year's.

mamnncrvas” “| QUICK WORK —
company will run the steamer| & » Red Star Storage & Transfer ©

Amur to Cape Nome next season. Rie grease Storaxe and Transfer busi
done, ¢

CUNLIFFE & ABLETT,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS.

bie - ey of Repairs and Construction Work Undertaken.

ars, eels and Axles, Buckets, Fans, Shatti i

aspecialty. Northey Pumps kent in stock ean Tor Wan waraiteee work
Mig. Co.'s Mills, Concentrators, Hte. en

A crosscut from the 200-foot level
Of the Oro Denoro in the Boundary
has been run 170 feet, of which 70
feet is in ore.

The B.C. in Summit camp is
building two ore “bins of 154 tons
each, has engaged .ore sorters and
is putting in a 4o-drill compressor
with the intention of continuing the
main shaft 100 feet deeper. This
will give a shipping capacity of 100
tons a day.

Office and shop: Commercial court,
rear Alhambra hotel,

XOSSLAND, B.C.

Le Roi Livery, Feed
& Sale Stables.

JOHN F. LINDBURG PROPRIETOR

P. O. Box 198, f

romptly.
Advances have been made last rea
week in a-number of Canadian

staple wooden and cotton goods,

Heavy Transferring:
First-class Saddle & Pack Horses.

STABLE
Commercial Alley,’

P.O. Box 16.

W. H. FALDING,

Accountant,
Insurance
and Mining Agent and
Auctioneer.

sch e. tdoo it's expensive and dangerous, to say

; :
| Don’t Burn
rc nothing of the trouble and disa;
greeable
Office: WE SELL GOOD, DRY, SEASONED WO.

Warden Foresi of the D task of cleaning |: +
. orchester Wast OD. H aning lamps. You will find
N.B., penitentiary, hes been din, ‘ashington 8t., opposite Bank of Montreal. J. W. Hartline, Mgr. I se ar more pleasant and much cheaper

The Josie in Summit camp has a
drift 64 feet at the 100-foot level on
a ledge of two to four feet. A wag-
on road is being built and several
test carloads shipped.

The Jewel, on Long lake, has
1600 feet of work to a depth of 230
feet on four to five feet of $13 ore.
There are 1500 tons on the dump
and 12,000 tons in sight in the
mine.

Phil Aspinwall is starting work
on the Stand in Dead id
camp.

Patrick Clark says the Lone Pine- |
Surprise is not to be sold, only a
large interest in the stock.

Electric Ligh
El ights.
e ey reduce insurance, give your h

business place a brighter appearance act

save you money in’ many ways
Estimates furnished for wiring and lighting.

to

work for himself.
an

TT

To Cure a Cold In One Day

Take Laxative Bra: ini
mine fuint
Tablets. _ All druggists eho the
money if it fails to cure. 25c. E
bee Grove's signature is on each

I have the followi i i i
fo! lowing blocks in: the following companies for sale:

E Cc
pea , »H Evening Star,
erine, R.E. Lee, Bodie, Eureka, North Star and ZilaM

Lots in the Original Towusite

Reddin. Jackson Co., Agents, Rossland, B. C

Electric fixtures carried in stock

Electric Power

supplied for Mining and Manufact
; , : i facturing Purposes, It is much cheaper

EXCHANGE & AUCTION MART gral

Ne
Only a few of those Large Albums left. One Large Family R : eer are
ossland Water & Light
ight

Bible. Get our prices on Gent’s Furnishiugs. Nothing cheap
Company. Telephone No. 67.

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