= mittee: Messrs A. Stacey, E. F. Gib-

‘-eaptain; J.T. Bond. Second Team:

e daughter, Mrs, J. E. Gilbert;

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WEEKLY NEWS NOTES
FROM GANGES HARBOR

Annual Meeting of the Ganges Foot-
ball Club. Election of
Officers

(Review Correspondent.)

GANGES, June 12.—The ladies’
aid met at the home of Mrs. J. Aker-
man on Friday afternoon.

The Horticultural society will hold
their first annual flower show on
Saturday afternoon. It is hoped
there will be a large number of ex-
hibitors.

The patients at the Lady Minto

hospital this week were: Mrs, B.
Halley, Mrs. W. Scott, Mrs. F.
Stacey, Mrs. Goodrich, Mrs. Gibson

and infant son, of Pender Island.

Miss ina Castle, who has’ been
quite ill in Vancouver, is improving
and expects to return to Ganges in
a short time.

Miss Frampton: returned to the
hospital aiter spending some time
with her mother, who~is seriously
ill.

The Salt Spring Island Rod and
Gun club held their annual meeting
at the Mahon Hall on June 7, when
the following were elected to office
for the ensuing year; President,
Mr. F. Speed; vice-president, Mr. W.
McAfee; secretary-treasurer, E, G.
Barradaile. Executive: Messrs. Alf.
Ruckle, J. M. Rogers, R. Collins, W.
Norton, W. Evans, H. O. Allen.

_ The Ganges Football club held
their annual meeting at Harbor
House on June 5. There was a good
attendance and the following is a
list of officers elected for the ensu-
ing year: President, Mr. T. F. Speed,
vice-president, Wm. Mouat, secy.-
treas.,.C. H. Wagg. Executive com-

son, W. Cotsford, Des. Crofton. First
Captain, Mr. F. Dixon, vice-

Captain,” Mr: W. Cotsford; vice-ca

:relatives ‘at Ganges last

Mr. Wickerson is visiting his

“Woodhill,” Ganges, the house of
Mr, and Mrs, C. C. Castle, has just
been sold to Mr. Geo. A. Turner, of

Victoria,

Mr. Liversidge and family moved
in last week to their new home,
formerly occupied by Major N. T.
Ellis, The property adjoins that of
Edward Walier of Ganges.

Guests at Harbor House for last
week were: M. B, Jackson, Major
Campbell, Myr. Reid, Miss Hood, Mr,
and Mrs, May, Mr. and Mrs, Bird,
Mr. and Mrs. Crawford, Miss McDon-
nid, of Victorian.

Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs
HW. Nobbs on the birth of a son in
Victoria.

“Mrs. George Dewhurst spent the
week-end in Victoria,

The dearth occurred at the family
home in Victoria on Juna 11 of
Mrs, Flumpton, wile of Mr. George
Hampton, well-known in Victoria,
and an old timer. He lived on Salt
Spring Island yoars ago. Wo extond

ton in his loess, Na was married

war iimponsible to find,
land

point wnimistakably to

‘i vary pgroat dant of good,

of
at

rondy been peked, most
were disposed of locally
prices,
plums and prunes aro doing wall
KOMEA troos nre Tondad honvily.

Broatly Ineroagsed

borry Jam has made an
roputation for itself, helng mado o
only tho vory best of strawhorrle
and sugar.

the whole provineo of B.C. To a
this the butter must bo and ta of th
vary fibeat quality,
* (Reeelvad too lite for Inst isaua )
ot ar 2 A) Moawtla fa opnandlnw
few daya in
thiy wool,
TContinved on payro aby)

sof Victoria, was]:

| can, William ‘Thomas, Ernest Rob-

our sincercst aympathy to Mr, Hamp-
many years and a happier couple it

All Indications for Salt Spring Ta-
vory
rood crops of ll kinds “‘thia year,
eapodlally tho hay crop--the rains
of last wook wore aplondid and did
Atraw-
Dorr... nro juat beginning to coma in
i few crates of early onos have al-
these
food
Tho apples, pears, charrios,

Tho
jam factory ia looking forward to a
output this yoar
and thotr Jams especially the strawe
envinble

Nothing need be aatd of
the Salt Apring Yeland eroamory bute
ter which commands top prices in
Aho market and ta known Uhroughout

Victoria on huainear

SIDNEY PUBLIC

SCHOOL REPORT

Pupils arranged in order of merit
for month of May:

Entrance Class—-Grace Jenner,
Olive Gilman, Gladys Daniels, Nor-
man Armstrong, Hazel Hill, Stewart
Hill, Lewis Ord Tucker, Lilah Pohl,
Verna Clanton, Charlie Moggridge,
Ernest Knight, Lizette Watts, Lionel
Crossley, Tom Wylie, Gordon Reid,
Arthur Hay, Eleanor Blackburn,
Victor Pohl, Merna Lane.

Senior Fifth Class—Edith France,
Archie Miller, Florence Hambley.
William St. Louis, Ernest Jackson,
Annie Peterson, Rhoda Craig, Ado-
line Crossley, Anah Jackson, Kath-
leen Watts, Mamie Lidgate.

Divigion ITI.

Fifth Reader——-Caroline McKenzie,
Virginia Goddard, Bertram Ward,
Kathleen Taylor, Annie Miller, Helen
Cochran, Alice Peterson, Melvin
Clanton, Raymond Brethour, Marian

Cochran, Ivy Hill, Alan Campbell,
Fred Kozuki.
Fourth Reader—Franklin Hold-

ridse. Joseph Musclow, Gordon Ham-
biey, Gertrude Cochran, Austin Wil-
son, Frances Thomas, Annetta Brew-
ster, Agnes Crais, Patrick Clanton,
Barbara Parkes, Hugh Wylie, Heury
Rankin, Stanley Coward, Theresa
Thomas, David Eliot, Dudley Har-
vey, Jessie Wilson.

Third Reader Class—Alma MclIl-
moyl, Fred Gillman, Hazel Wilson,
Blizabeth Campbell, Megan Griffiths,
Winnifred Taylor, Mary Lee, Hope
Crichton, Dulecie Brethour, Lim
Jhong, Muriel MHoidridge, Lillian
Tutte, George Wylie, Arthur Gib-
bons, Maxine Clanton, Willie Lee.

Lower Third Reader Class—John
“iillar, Jim Brewster, Lillian  Lid-
g.te, Pauline Clanton, Philip Bren-
niu, Robert Purser. Alden Coch:
ran and Nora McCarthy not in. at-
tenda ce,

Second

First Reader Class—Joy McKilli-

erts, Edwin Peterson, John Sega-
lerba, Jack Conway, Thomas Lid-
gate, Bessie Jackson, Edgar Gib-
bons, Jeanne Lee.

Second Primer Class—Fred Mus-
slow, Margaret Miller, Alberta
Critchley, Coline Cochran, Clarence,
Shade, Darrell Shade, Stella Cooper,
Cecil David, Patricia Crossley,

First Primer Class—Wilma Crich-
ton, Mavis Goddard, Joseph Brew-
ster, John Speedie, Fook Lim,

Receiving Class——Mary Brennan,
Mary Jackson, Jack Campbell, Jack
Gilman, Laddie McNaught.

WEEKLY NENS BODGET
FROM JAMES ISLAND

(Reviow Correspondent.)

JAMES ISLAND, June 11.—-The
hot weather last week, besides ripen-
Ing tho strawborrics, brought out a
number of bathers on the beach in
gaily colored suits, Toa was served
on tha beach on Wedneaday and
Thuraday,

The friends of Mr,

June 7%,

QOongratulations to little

on Saturday.

urday.
Victorin this your,

'

thera,

f
B

afmo for two daya laat wool.
The ohildran were very

loaked forward to,
(3)
0

for moro practtaing.

The Alions did wot get off in thalr! Brothour and Master Gordon Broth-
launoh witll Sunday afternoon, when, our were mitoata of tha avoning,
nlelew elaltad an Cefaw fa Magan Weed
and took. thar tea, Myr. mid Mra, F,| Monday when it ta hoped all mom.
Nonkon and Mra. TO. L. Bonn and} bora will attond, (ila will alao be tho
Toet meattinp before the holldaye

Noll weconrpanted thom

e

NEWS BUDGET FROM

Siending of

following
North Saanich school pupils in order
of merit during the recent May ex-
aminations:

Amy Livesey, Ernest Livesey, Katie
Lorenzen.

Gibson,

Bowman,
ton, Victoria Munt, Amy Robinson,
Victor
Viola Gurton, Thomas Matheson.

Llewellyn King, Andrew Munro.

Tocmer,
Douglas, Henry Connor.

ISLANDS

AND SAANICH GAZETT:.

SIDNEY, VANCOUVER ISLAND, B. C., THURSDAY, JUNE (4, 192:

~

PATRICIA BAY DISTRICT

North Sasanich Schoo}
Pupils in Order of Merit
for May

(Review Correspondent)
PATRICIA BAY, June 12.—The
is the standing of the

Division Tf.

Sntrance Class-—Douglas Cox,

Senior Class—-Edith Ricketts, May
Kathleen Steinberg, Nellie
Lillian Nunn, Alma Gur-
Nunn,

Donald McDonald,

Hign Fifth Reader.

Frank Hill,

Low

Alma Robinson, Cordon

Fourth Reader—Robert

PERSONAL AND LOCAL

Giscourse on Weeds and Weeding—

recent calm weather has been great-
ly to the advantage of the tugs tow-
in
American side.
sing with their booms strung out be-
hind them, in an almost daily pro-
eession, down Navy Channel.
bolder ones, risking the occurences,
of strong tides and sudden winds,} the Killing and eating.
have becn passing down the main! raggive
channel outside North and South Associ
Pender Islands.

now, is a boon to all tug boats as
they are able to make long runs!
Certrude Straight, Gladys Ricketts,; Wickly and profitably, and do not
: have to lie up for weeks at a time
Fifth Reader — Adelaide! in some sheltered, but very dull an-
chorage, waiting for that most con-;
trary thing
weather,

NEWS FROM SATURNA

Weeding to Oust the Pipe as
a Dream Producer

MEETING OF THE

makes a sorry citizen,’
heading of the notice sent to mem-
bers of the Board of Trade announc-

OFFICK:

BOARD OF TRADE

“Be an optimist,” “a  grouch

was the

ing the regular meeting for Tuesday

(Review Correspondent.)
SATURNA ISLAND, June 8.—The

§ across from the B.C. coast to =
They have been tes

Other |

The weather we are enjoying just

in this universe—the
to clear up. This is the

the Police Department respecting the
complaint of the board in regard to
the dumping of toilet

the ferry wharf, if the board catch
the

couver Island, advising the board of
the approaching convention at Nan-
iamo, asking that resolutions be for-
warded at an early date.
cil were appcinied a committee for
that
nounced the receipt of five dollars
from the North Saanich Women’s In-
stitute for the Auto Park Fund.

in the Wesley Hall, the majority ap-
peared anxious to show that they be-
longed to the “optimists,’? as there
Ww

as a large attendance of members.
An oificial renly was received from

refuse from

bird, the police will attend to

Notice was
d from the secretary of the

The coun-

purpose, The secretary an-

THIRD STREET, SIDNEY

NEWSY PARAGRAPHS

Very Suceessful Clearing “Bee” of

Friday a number of Mr. Peter Steb-
bings neighbors gave him a clearing

able area of land being logged and
left ready for burning in the fall.
There were three teams of horscs,
sixteen men, and some ten women,
and their united efforts made the
day a most successful one.
ing tableful of good things to eat
ated Boards of Trade of Van-| W4S set in a grove of small trees,
and it didn’t take any coaxing on
the part of the ladies to get the men
to partake.
grateful for the help accorded him in
such a voluntary manner, and thank-
ed all for their kind assistance.

some time past, and many sets are
being enjoyed in the evenings at Mr.

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PRICE, FIVE CENTS

FROM PENDER ISLAND

Great Assistance to Mr. Peter
Stebbings

- «Review Correspondent.)
PENDER ISLAND, June 12.—On

‘bec’? which resulted in a consider-

Atempt-..

- matin

Mr. Stebbings was very

Tennis has been in full swing for

Molly Clark, Kathleen Lowe, Joan;cOmmonest of their winter experi-
Wright, Allan Munro, Fred Powell,
Rounald Marshall,
Joan Munro, Clifford Hill.
Mrs.

via Gurton,
Gent,
Peter Ricketts, Clara Simpson, Betty
Gibson, Tom Gurton, Wesley Jones,
Charlie Ricketts, Jim Gibson.

Hiil,
Straight and James Lorenzen (tie),
Joan Stirling,
Absom, Grace Marshall, Elsie Chan-
eellor, Jack Toomer, Edith Powell,
George Clark.

Nunn,

Dixon, |

ences.

Among the tugs observed passing
recently were the Dauntless, the In-
trepid, and the Native, the last with
@ large boom of fish trap poles des-
tined for the undoing—in other
werds the catching and canning—of
many hundreds of salmon, in Amer-
ican waters this summer.

We were very glad to hear that
Major Buck and Mr. H. Payne-in
Second Reader—wWilfred| their Star boat, the Milky Way, were
Winnifred Tapping, Horace! the successful winners of the races
held for that class, at the regatta at
Cowichan Bay on the King’s birth-
day. From all. reports the race was
most exciting, there being an excel-
lent. breeze,.and all the boats. being
splendidly handled by their respec-
tive skippers...

Margaret Conner,
Teacher
M. H. McKenzie.

Division II.
Third Reader—Ebeth Munro, Syl-
Frank Nunn, Harold
Reta Hoare, Dick Simpson,

‘Senior

Cyril King, Sarah

Junior Second Reader—Florence

J.

A letter was received from Capt.
MI. Cummings advising that the
cadets would arrive June 30, this is
‘a week earlier than was previously
| arranged, they will be here for the
{Dominion Day
secretary brought to the notice of the
members, the library and the need of
additional
carry on there must be at least one
hundred members, as the subscrip-
tion is only one dollar per year, this
should be easy.
The cross roads on Beacon avenue
will be closed
superintendent of works, wishing to
meet the convenience of the public,
sought the. opinion of the board as
to the most. suitable“to leave open.
A covered drive-way is required
on the whart, to facilitate the hand-
ling of cars and passengers, consid-
erable discussion, took. place on this

members,

shortly,

celebrations.

in order

Mr.

The

Ellis,

to

S. Percival’s, V. W. Menzie‘s, and S.
P. Corbett’s.

Rev. Bishop Schofield was in
eharge of the services at the Angli-
ean church on Sunday morning. In
spite of the weather, there was a
splendid attendance, and the ser-
vices much enjoyed.

Mr. Peter Gaynor is busy with
preparations for logging, and is to
begin shortly on Mrs. Chas. Stigings
property near Razor Point, Brown-
ing Harbor, instead of on Mr. BE.
Hooson’s place, as mentioned last
week. He has acquired both these
areas. His partner, Mr. Saunders,
arrived last week and their two men
are camped near Mr. Pollard’s-home. —
‘Mrs. Gandy and children, ‘are out
from Victoria, and has rented one of
Mr. Simpson’s cottages at Otter Bay.
Mrs. John Gibson. arrived.
from Gang :

Lowe. ; :
- Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. Williams
who are now residing in Toronto,
are
their many friends on the ‘birth of
a son, June 5,

hall, in which the
Holy Trinity church are invited to
attend.
is to make arrangements for the part

Hilly Coopor
will bo Interested to know that his
bont "The City of Vancouver’ reache
ad Sydnoy, Now fouth Wales, on

Hotty
Burrows who was elght yonra old on
Friday, Juno 8, anid to Mina Mar-
raret Byres, who had hor birthday

Mr. and Mra, Moore and Daphne
left for thelr annual vaention on fat-
Thoy Intend to spond it in

Mr. and Mra. Maicotin ateo loft on
Saturday to apend a holiday in Porte
land and attend the Roso Foatlval

Mr. and Mra, Dixon went to Nan-

disap.
pointed that ft ratned on Saturday,
for that was the day fixed for thelr
athool sports and had boon long.
Wo nisl hope; thar prasident, Mra,
for fine wonthar naxt Raturday and|[ last) Monday ovenin,
in the meantime thore fa a chaneo|wan done to the strawberries and) PIPE droamse-thoxe who have ox.) da

, | : ; piebe ane Oe Jage of eueh Welw aa
i Moe Hay the enthuslnaatic wooder ts rawnrdod| elased for a fow days owlng to tho

A{ WIth, will east pipow aside when St {nous of Misa Johna,

receiving congratulations from

Mrs, Elmer John, of the Mead~

lands, and little son, Master Harold,
is visiting relatives In Victoria, Mr.
and Mrs. Logan.

Tho monthly meeting of the W.A.

of Holy Trinity church will hold its
meeting at the home of Mrs. Belson,
Deep Cove, next Monday, June 18,

Mr. George T. Mitchell, visited re-

latives out here Jast Sunday.

A meeting is to be held Thursday,
(Juno 14) at the Deep Cove church
parishioners of

The purpose of this meeting

hey WET take fa th big) coming

avent to be held in the early fall inj from the island for some timo re-

Victoria under the auspices of the, turned
Moa

may Veanch.
wlll addreas the meeting,

Mrs. George Francis Rowell and
two young childron, Master Bruce
and Milas Margery of Fresno, Callfor-
nia, are expected to arrive hare soon,
on a visit to Mrs, Rowell’s mother, |
Mra, 1. Brueo Willlams,

My, Rohert Daze, Mr, Jim Dagoll,
of Vietorla, visited ralativan here,
Breow's Crosa Nord, last Sunday,

Mr, Walter Bull ond Mra. Ball
and daughter, Miss Isabela, vistted
Mra, John Livingstone, Jast Sunday,
Broed's Cross Road, .

Mostar John VWornos, formorly of

rds

ay

Doanborton

this distriet, School Cross Roads, put! But ovon as his toll is great, ao is his
now of Victoria, visited hara Juno 2,/ reward whon in woeks to coma ho
to attend the “Seonta Moat’ of tha} may lool

4
oy

aporta held on June

Mra.
visited hor daughter, Misa  Nalllo
Fingneas, and friends, of the Brood's
Cross Road, lawt Tuosday.

ut Sidney,

 epeatintaltentanetan

Oe a RL NIE

vee . . t
The Girla W. A, held a very jolly! and comfort In tho winter, or sell

| strawberry nodal at tha hame of
"
T,

orenam,

twathnen minatiind will fie hat newt

Saturday. He does not‘expect to re-
turn for a considerable time.

day for Victoria after spending a
week’s holiday on the island.
Jago is leaving Canada
England.

home on Wednesday, after spending
ten days in hospital in Victoria. She
is
Chilecotin where she will be the giest
of Mrs. Norman Lee.

days holiday with Mrs. A. Georgeson
on South Pender.

guest of Mrs. Crane for two weoks,
with her little daughtar, Hope, left

for Victoria this morning,
peets to return tomorrow.

somowhat hurriod visit

Hobart Hnogneos, of Vietorla,, of claan

d. She: returned on’ Monday.
‘Mr...A. Fosnes‘ left the island last
Miss Connie Jago left on Wednes-

Miss
shortly for

Mrs. Spalding returned to her

Jeaving in a few days for the

Mrs. W. Pender is spending a few

Mrs, Hiteheox, of Victoria, is the

Mrs. 1. Irving, of South Pender,

Sho ex-

—————

Vr A Petford who has been away

on Wednesday for a few

Mr. MacFayden made a short and
to Gallano
and Mayno Islands on Thursday, ro-
turning tho samo ovening,

Wo fony there aro many weary
and atif{f! backs and sore hands tn
the Island communition these daya,
for the oursa af woods In the garden
Ia lying heavily upon us. Those dayr
ay wo fo about among tha highwaya
and byvways of the faland farma, wo
vee many a hoary handed pon of tall
ereaphig on his hands and knods up
and down, wp and down, Jong rows
of carrots, mangas, and other roots,

abrond and acrosa and
around hides garden and soo long rows
woeodlona vagetablos, graw-
Ing and fourlshing! Por with his
own hands haa he secoamplished this!
groat work, this labor! But this
knowlodge is not lis only reward!
We thinks of tha months to coma,
when he will harvest tho frulta of his!
laborn, and either store them for use

: A ETS:
Pn arr aE

tham for a comfortable proflt and

Harrlaon,. Tetire on the praceads to a winter of .
Pull juatica! Vleasure In Calforniay ‘Talk about | Visiting: Mya. A, a, Mollet far a fow

eoniaa to draaming and take wp

Can hona awit? This Interesting
(Continued on page eight)

write the Hon..Dr: K

commodate the ‘Motor Princess,”

upon the question of industrial ‘de-
velopment, the matter of water; its
supply and cost is clearly a big prob-
lem for the district, , :

tion banquet upon the completion of
the road to Sidney, members of the
board and invited guests will be pre-
sont.
& member of the board can make
application to the secretary.
expected that about 20 gentlemen,
prominent in political and civie lifo
of the district will bo present.

INTERESTING FULFORD

The secretary was

Considerable discussion took place

It was decided to hold a celebra-

Any citizen wishing to become

It is

HADBOR NEWS ITEMS

(Rovilow Corragpondont.)
ROULEFUOKD HARBOR, June LL—
Mrs. Lewis Poters and son, Rex,
have heen spending several weoks
In VictorIn with Myr, Paters before
Na leaves for the West const,
Mr. Robart Dakin left for Van-
couver to take ohargo of one of the
Mshery patrol boats,

Mrs, Storey’s childron, from Vie-
toria, ara staying with Mr, and Mrs,
J, Akorman, of Beaver Polnt,

Mr. Ta Routinon fs working for
Mr, J, Hopburn,

The Fulford ferry was Inunehed
Jast Thursday evening and although
thora is alill much to be dona it
has alyoady mado a trip to Patrica
Ray and back. My. Hepburn has
purehasad a Cadiaa to wort in con-
nectlou with the ferry,

Mr. Shaw aay be short on tatth
but ha sure doesn't mind trying a
thing, The Intost thing he hag tried
fs walking on wator, The = rosult
abowed the lnck of faith,

Mr. A. J, Maton’s new tennia eourt
{a now recatving considerable une.

Mr, Moatty, of Victoria, In on the
filand for several days tuning pianos.

Mian Smith, of Vietoria, has heen

y".

installation’ of his new; radio
'. Mr. Louis, who. lias been in charge
of the dismantling of the-brickyard,
‘brought his wife “and: family. with

brother-in-law,
nid*has‘ been assistir

him last~trip, ‘and they ‘expect to.“
return here shortly for’ the sum- ~~
mer, . ; Co

Mr. N. N. Grimmer made: a-short: .
business trip to Victoria last week, .
and attended a meeting of the Jersey _
Breeders’ association, where final.
arrangements were made for their .
visit to the Gulf Islands on June ‘22
and 23, They expect to arrive here
at 10 am. on the 28rd and will
spend four hours as guests of the
local Jersey men,

The S.S. “Otter” was in at) Hope
Bay again on Saturday night with
feed. Mr. James Hamilton took the
opportunity of visiting his parents.

Mr. A. A. Bowerman left yester-
dav to visit hia daughter, Mra. ClHf-
ford Brackett, near Wellington.

Local strawberries have been on
the fay the poet wank and
are promising a good crop,

Mr, Wm, Pearce came out from
Victorin on Saturday to visit his
family at Mr. Richard Roe’s,

Mins Ethel Johnsen is home from
Dunean hospital for her holjdays,
Her sister, Misa Queenla, left on
Thursday for Vancouver, 2!

Mra, G. Barter, .of Victoria, ta
visiting Mrs, 8. 2% Corhott for a fow ©
weak, a :

Mra. Sellers fa no guert
Syinaa, Ottor Bay. . Lh Aa,

Mr, Laddia Auchterlonia hag hoon .
home for the past weok, and hla foot :
js practically hanled now,

Misa Graco Amith, of Gangos hor _
mital staff, has boon visiting her
brother, Mr. Fred Smith, at Wols
come Bay. Shoe teftt on Saturday ta
take the Weal const trip, after which
whe wilh return here ta completa her
holidays,

Mr. Fred Sinith fs at presant work« m
ing with Mr, W. Walkor on South a
Yender, Mr. and Mra, Smith have a
tholr cottages at Woleome Bay raady
for occupation, and have them aldo |.
fairly woll booked for the holiday
| nonaon,

Mra, Rea ta viniiing hor davghtor,
Mra, Poter Blobbings, for a couple of

market

‘of Mra.

“he Yoahelta Polnt school Nas buen), 2k

Mr, A. J, Maton offielated at thalat Sonbrool. Young's
WoodIng Mt -A permanant oeeupation,: Organ att. Mary's on Sunday owlng
Mr,

(to othe (node of the Rav,

| Croppos,

Your dollars will do dowhle duty |
oan Out
Baloy: 1421. Douglas Bt. Absolutoly | ;
éverything In stock and fixtures mat ~”
ba sold by June 20, an