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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-16

new Independent Telephone Com
pany directory. which the publish
Ing company win issue in June. II
IL promised that In addition 10 n
complete list ~ telephone subacrib-
ors the directory win contain the
railway and steamship time tables
and much other Information for the
guidance of tho general public. The
publication. as announced, will be
issued quarterly. which the publish
era say Is as frequent AZ a work Of
such magnitude can be properly
handled More than 10000 copies Of
the book are necessary Go reach the
subscribers IN King and snohomIsh
counties. which II the field desiRnat-
cd as the central district. covered by
the company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-16
GAMBLING HOUSES ARE
RUNNING VERY LIGHT
EXPECTED RAID CAUSES DIVINE OPERATE WITH LITTLE
MONEY AND POOR HERNALIA - THE oREEs LIGHT
OPENS IT'S DOORS

when he was refused warrants by
Prosecuting Attorney Fulton.
Neither nave the Anti-Saloon
League crusaders taken further steps
In that direction. Matters seem 20
be insuspense pending action by
Judge Richard winsor. the crusad-
ers' new attorney. who returned 70
"a city this afternoon.
In this connection Il should be
stated that John n. Powell. whom
Or. Thoms yesterday stated had
been retained 10 assist Judge winsor.
has given out an interview denying
his reported employment BY the
crusaders.
Green Light Opens
In the face Of the threatened clos
Ing 81 all the games q firth big
gambling house has oDened its doors
In the tenderloin district. The Green
Light Club, over Blake ~ Nelson's
saloon. on Washington street. near
Occidental avenue. last night opened
up under a now management after
months q locked doors and drawn
blinds william Braden and kid"
Cooper. both we'll known sporting
rn@ri. are reputed to he In charge.
Roulette and several side games. az
well as Chinese lottery. are rum
ning IN the house.
History repeats itself IN this In
stance. The Green Light was origin
ally opened Just q year ago by Thorn
a. Nelson when the Law and Order
I.eaeuie was making life thoroughly
fniserabl- for the big gamblers. A
few weeks later II was closed by the
raiders and never ran again on n
large plan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-16
ALFONSO LOOKS LIKE AN
AMERICAN BANDMASTER
BECAUSE OF MANY MEDALS
On This Day. Several Pounds Of Metal Are
Hanged About His Burdened Neck by
Other Suffering Royal Scions

MADRID. May is.--Today's fca-
tivlt,oa fn connection with the coro-
nation Of the king began with the
ceremony OF comforting on the young
monarch the English order of. the
Garter. Tn. ceremonies were held
at the royal palace in the presence %
a brilliant thronR, The Duke Of Con-
naught. brother OF kinE Edward.
made the invsetiture. which was
Witnessed by nll the high court func-
tionariea. Trnndees OF the kingdoms
md visiting powers Later the king
was Invested by the crown prince OF
siam with the Siamcze royal order
and by Prince Eugene OF sweden
with the Gordon Blew OF the order Of
Seraphirn.
All the provinces Of Spain have
poured their quota OF visitors into
the capital and the city Ia crowded as
never before IN recent years. The
strangers include provincial and rlu-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-16

Prepared to flee at any moment
from the wrath 20 come are the boss
gamblers OF Seattle today. Now that
Tex. Richard has taken the warpath
against them they recognize that
raids may be expected at any time
and they are acting accordingly.
The games are all running, but
were Hhersffs deputies and con-
stables armed with warrants already
on their way % close them. the gam
bling bosses could hardly be better
prepared for the coming Of the Of
ficers.
only enough gold and silver 20
handle the "piker" play IL in sight
on any table IN most Of the big gam
bling houses. Instead ~ $500 or
more the faro tables are provided
with but few gold pieces and a
lftle small change as working cap
itai. and at the side games still less
coin Is in sight. The gamblers are
reaolved that the expected raiders
shall carry away no money " quick
ness on the part Of the dealers can
prevent It.
Everything Cheap
Nor will the raiders find much
costly paraphernalia IN sight. All
the gambling tables Of value have
been hidden away. and roughly-con-
strucfed affairs have replaced them.
shabby iay0uta are in use at every
game. Were the big Standard Club
raldef today. for example. hardly
$500 worth Of property could be
found.
70 far. however. no move toward
cIoefug gambling has been made by
RIckard since Wednesday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-16

nicipni authorities delegations rep
resonting educational and scientific
bodies. a host Of clergy and thous-
Rnda 81 persons who come simply as
siKhtssers. The continuous roand OF
festivities affordE ample entertain
pent for the visitors, 90 well as the
populare OF Madrid.
Today there was a rehearsal OF
the various features which are "a
form parts Of the ceremonies tomor-
row. when the king takes the oath
TO the constitution In the Chamber
~ Deputies Stands are being erect
ed along the route TO be followed By
the royal procession 10 and from the
royal palace, and the pageant doubt
lees viii be witnessed ny thousands,
Detachments of military have been
concentrated In the capital from Al,
parts OF the kingdom and extraordi-
nary precautions are being taken TO
prevent diaorderiy disturbances.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-16
H0BOS And
THE DUCKS

Policeman Tom Bevan. who patrols
the Grant street bridge, had an ex-
citing adventure with a pair Of
thievinE hoboa near South Seattle
last night little before II o'clock.
Bevan saw the two fellows COM
ing along the bridge and watched
them. They soon discovered the Of
lcer. however, and ran. but FIRST
dropped their bundles. The police
man gave chase and Aired several
shots al the running men. They
finally made their escape, although
OF least one shot Is believed to nave
taken effect The sacks which they
had dropped were found to be Allied
with i6 live ducks. stolen from H..
Bird an old man who lives near the
south end OF the bridge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-16
MAY HAVE
TO ANSWER

QUEBEC. May a. The officers Of
the United States secret service have
effected a coup and captured Col.
Gaynor and Capt. Green. who ned
60 Canada on being Involved In the
scandal VI dcfaicatlpu which carried
Capt. Carter 10 prison. They were
smprwed and affwsted reMerfiNy 70
warrants sworn out IN Montreal and
taken aboard the fastest iug on the
river.
An exciting chase followed the ar
rent. Mrs. Uayn0r hiring another tug
10 oyertakr the one bearing tho cap
tives The chase was finally hban-
donsd and a special train resorted
to IN the hope that interrogation
might be made with habeaa corpus
papers ~ Three Rivers. Advicca
from there. however. show that the
tug was too speedy and detention
Was NOS effected. The men viii be
taken hack TO Savannah. Georgia,
for trial.
MONTREAL. May ie.--Col Gay
nor ami Capt Greene. the men who
were kidnapped from Quebec yes
terday. arrived here this morning
on the tug spray. They were lmtrs-
diateiy taken 70 police headquarters
A tug bearing uurnuerH arrived some
time later. A spirited legal battle L.
expected for the custody OF thu pris-
onera.
I.ater-Caynor and Green appear
ed in court and were rcmanded until
Monday. they viii be permitted 70
remain ia the Windsor hotel till that
time.
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night unanimously agreed 10 support
the Cooks and Walters union in its
fight with the Hotel Butler. In
speaking 81 the strike. representatives,
Of the union made the following
statements to a Star reporter. We
have made no demands which can
be couaidcred unjust or unfair in
any way. We ask nothing from
the Butler which has not been con-
ceded BY the other restaurant pro-
prissors Of the city, namely the
scale OF wages and IN justice TO
ourselves and al other restaurants,
we were compelled 20 take this
stand IN regard 10 raid hotel. Our
committee has tried To make a set
Element with Mr.. Hamm. but he
Rteadfastly refused 90 recognize the
Cooks and waters union and from
now on The fRht viii be carried to
the bitter end
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-16

secured at the store OF r. A. Buck
a co.
yVncn the Weber boy arrived At
the home Of Charlie Woods in West
Seattle he told his friend about the
whisky. Both bows drank \ large
qunntity ~ q and went 10 the home
Of w. q. Crayson. who lives IN tent
near the West Seattle power house.
The boys went 10 sleep there, and
early this morning the Weber boy
awoke Violently M He sank rapid
~. and AZ 6 o'clock this morning he
died. The Woods boy tried 10 get n
doctor, nut could not untii II was
700 late.
Deputy Coroner WiltAie TINS morn
Ing Investigated the case and sent
ne body 10 Butterw0rth'S undertake
Ing pariors. An autopsy VIII prob
ably be held 20 ascertain the cause
Of death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-16
SINGLE MILLS
WILL SHUT DOWN

In the hope Of bolatering up the
falling single market. the Red Ced-
ar shingle Manufacturers aEsocia-
ION has ordered q shutdown o. all
mills In the state for period OF two
weelss. The shutdown VIII begin
Saturday and viii affect 300 shingle-
making plants. o..
=, mis- nor 900 by the Puget Sound
Timbernari'B Association. The price
Tor msrchantablc logs IL now $3.50,
Instead of 81.
cedar logs are reported slightly
flrmer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-16
MOB
BUTCHERS
Ghetto AAsme Against the Meat
Trust


Trust
NEW YORK May i6.--Following n
night o. meetings and rloting the
east-side Jews this morning contin-
ued their demonstrations against
the butchers with renewed vio-
icncc. Undtr special call 1000
extra police officers stood
guard around the Hebrew meat
shops all night long, but their eff
forts 10 prevent the angry actions Of
the crowd proved futile.
Women poured kerosene over
meat and poultry exposed for sale
and before noon almost every shop
In the Ghetto waH closed. The lead
ers. mounted on chairs, haranguod
the mob with Violent denunciations
Of the meat trust. ana urged It's
members on 70 further destruction
Of meats offered.
Later IN tbs day many hoodlums
gathered with the crowd Of excited
Jews and a few stones were thrown
through windows The police arr
rested several Of those caught In the
act Of vandalism and this had a
quietlng influence on the crowd
Fresh outbursts are expected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-16
WILL SHOW
BALLARD

BALLARD. May ls.--The Ladies'
Current Club of Ballard has invited
the Seattle Federation of Womens
clubs and about 100 Eastern dele
gates 90 the recent Los Angeles con-
vention, who are the guests Of the
Seattle clubs for a few days, to spend
tomorrow In Ballard with them. The
delegates win be shown all through
the large single mills here and will
be presented with suitable souve-
Mrs as mementoes Of the greatest
town In the world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-16
DEATH DUE
To WHISKY
Startling Case Of Willie Weber, Aged
~ Years

Startling Case Of Willie Weber, Aged
"a Years
Wmlo Weber. 1i-year-old boy.
died at West Seattle at an early
hour this morning from excessive
drinking. The case IL one Of the
most astonishing In the history Of
King county. Never before has a
mere child died in the vicinity Of Sc
attic OF acute alcoholism. The lit
IL fellow breathsd his last At West
seattle away from nome and rela-
tivea and without even the attend
spcc Of a physician. The dead boy
lived with his parents and brother
AZ ffi5 Twenty-flfih avenue, this
city. His father. joseph Weber. is
an expreasman.
Took Whisky Along
Yesterday Willie Weber went TO
West Seattle to visit Charlie Woods,
a lg-year-old boy friend. Before taxi
ING lhe ferry. however. the Weber
boz procured three pints Of whisky
from a whoiefale li@aOr house on
Firet avenue south. The liquor is
believed 10 have been procured
through a Misrepresentation. Charlie
Wooda SAID this morning that Willie
weber tsld hlm that the liquor was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-16
PROSPEROUS INDUSTRY

The Pacific Coast Pipe Company,
OF which II. Orchard IL manager,
and a. Il. FlaRg superintendent, has
begun operations az It's factory I'm
Ballard, and Is now turning out all
Sizes ~ pipes from 2 20 ~ inches
IN diameter. 4 machine Is In course
of construction that viii wrap pipes
from ~ 20 "a inches In diameter, The
company. since beginning operations,
has shipped several consignments OF
pipes and has franchises for putting
in water systems at Bremerton and
Charleston.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-16
MANY PETTY THEFTs

There has been an epidemic OF
petty thefts on Queen Anne hill dur
ing the past few days, Several
houses have been broken into, evil
IDENTIFY by the same thief or thieves.
He takes nothing OF value as a rule,
sometimes only eating a lunch I'm the
house and then departing. Detective
Adams is now after the burglar,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-16
KAISER OFFERS
A STATUE

BERLIN. May is.--The kaiser
} han offered 20 President RooHe-
} Welt O bronze statue 81 Frederick
. the Great as n token OF the de-
vclOpmcut Of the German Amer
, lean friendship. The static. n
, accepted. Is TO be erected IN
, Warrington. President Roose-
, Welt replied that he would inn
; medlately place the offer before
congress.
3 Z. y: q. Z. n "a .,5s.s..,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-16
REVISION

NEW YORK, May l6.--The report
OF the creed revision committee was
laid before the Presbyterian General
Assembly today Discussion began
imediately after II was read.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-16
The LAW
IS PLAIN
sszs George Says Liquor Sellers at
Parks VIII Suffer

ssdxe George has fined T.. +. Al
-1nts who runs the Metropolitan
~ Eagle Dance House. az Madi-
y paFk. $50. and has given him 20
- n jail. The fail sentences was
sessl'ded on condition that Albrecht
49, cease selling liquor. His
- = being carefully watched by
Zoliee and the sentence will be
Nv. ~ ''''''''''> '"'
- TIE Judge today: The rea-
mat ] fined Aibrecht $50 and
ysnled the 5o-day jail sentence
ealause II was mis- first offensa.
= brought before me again
" 1eai with him more severely.
y can rest assured that 20 long az
~s1py he bench / viii administer
800 % this city 70 the beat Of
I'D the state and municipal laws
ssfy plain on the sublee Of Illicit
~. ~ selling and are quoted as fol-
A.. The State Law
r..5 person Who shall sell or dia-
60 any spirituoUs, malt or oth-
A. .esszsSsfina liquors, without hav.
,..-n obtained a license from the
~. sutheritiesy shall be deemed
80 ?, nnisdsnnsanor, and upon con-
- '.n tnsreof shall be fined in any
49, ~ ~ ensseding $1,000 or inpris.
Il ~ ne county jail not 10 exceed
F..ns' or ~ both fine and i'm.
'nasnt, for each offenss.
A. City Ordinance
ssss,, psrson swing away, selling or
sl1.np ~ intoxicating iiauora
-" We city Of Seattle without
ksg snesnsed 20 70 do, BY said city,
tsrs saen ohsnss, be subject 70
~. p not moro than 800, or 70
H., nnens net exceeding thirty
ssss :" Doth such fine and inprison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-16
YUKON Open

DAWSON, Y. r., May i6.--Advices
received here arc TO the effect that
navigation ~ again commencing In
the Yukon river on wednesday
steamers loft LeI}arge for this camp.
The intervening ice Jams are break
ing rapidly and II viii he but a short
time until the river will be clear to
Bering Sea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-16
HOTEL BUTLER
LABOR TROUBLES
Western Central Labor Union sus-
tains Cooks G. Walters

The Western Central Labor union
at It's regular meeting Wednesday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-16
NEW TELEpHoNE DIREcToRY

A corps Of men IN the employ OF
the Northern Publishing Company
has been IN the field during the past
month gathering information for the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-16
FOOD IS
At HAND
FOR ALL
Martinique and St. Vim
cent Sufferers Are
Provided For.
uSouHrisre Still 0verflows
With Laya--Danger Not
Yet 0yer--6houls At
tempt to Loot ST.
Pierre Dead.

Ngfs. May Is The governor
sn Of Martinique today tele-
! n-sed the minister % colonies
Z a. city archives Of So. Pierre
+ ~ lns& IN the destruction OF that
officially thanks the can
4 ~ a the French ard foreign ships
~ renaeFed assistance 70 the local
sherifles after the disaster.
u ns governor leaves today for ST.
ns-s and ether parts % the island
fssre fhe exact situation I'm all
hrsts affected. Mount pelee. he
4 IN ID sssii smoking.
4 ~ note continues: The COM
,~ss rwvfcteaiing 81 Martinique ls
,-,rA1sd Tor. Neighoorine colonies
nvs sent much. which with that
b. ~ The way from other sources
IL uEsics."
srat quantities Of provisions are
<nx erterea sent 70 Martinique by
! y minister Of colonies
Danger Not Over
/ tnxDcS, May is.--An Official dts
seA from the governor % the Wind
nr5 Islands. received this morning.
ECE No important residents or of
|rnix az So. Vincent were injured.
~ total number Of bodies found
Id buried IL i.S00. One hundred and
ry persons are now In the hos
E<1A
1 All immediate wants are now sup
~ ~ the generous aid OF neigh
Hr1X colonies Nine OF the best
E<U estates on the island were
kr1xed seriously. One at Wallbu
: Hngletsly huried. The ground Is
Hssd with ashes and all vegeta-
y Destroyed Vegetation. however.
& probably revive after the rainy
1cn but | fear plantation owners
rs rot re-erect their buildings. re-
dsEx their estates with cattle or
nnue cultivation for some time
3xfe. There are 1900 persons on
~as@f list Another location FOR
- % the survivors Is under con-
baton. The eruption is decreas-
II b violence. but the lava Is stfIi
E4x and all danger IL not yet
Dlmspit Task
HUNTINGTON. May fs.--The Ma
\ k1artment today received the fol-
mxs from Capt. MCLEAN OF the
rlE CINCINNATI: st Lucla--Six
nmn11 refugees have come into
~ y France and a.00o into Kings
" 4 the northern portions of
A1n2xx and st. Vincent many
<ss& washed Others are suf-
Esu AZ bod and water. There IN
~ rsr difficulty in relieving and
sEwSnany people scattered over
- Eys areas"
shsals Nearly lynehsd
PEI DE FRANCE. aEay fs.--An
EzH cf ghouls TO loot the dead
vs. rsrr~ almost resulted In the
4-4zR Of nifty people last evening.
~ frthnFttieB are now taking Sc
r. measures To stop vandalism
- zsr who were engaged tn rob
~ sorpsss and forcing safes were
h7zzzf here last evening. and for a
a1s Adixnation was at such fever
- mat mob violence was feared.
m snvernment has put stop to fu-
%* epssafions Of a similar charac-
|F n establishing a strict patrol.
~ ass announced that anyone
|EstAt IN the act Of Iooting VIII be
|ss]4sf 10 immediate execution.
kAPLEs. May 1.-THE rain which
= aesr falling during the last few
%xs armand the bay Of Naples. In
~ u making crops grow, r. kill
y sTsry green thing. vesuvius
y sssn aendsrg out clouds Of vapor
sfEsd with hydrnchlorsc acid. The
"a falling through these misss has
sefb>d the acid and NO biackens
~ xiihers everything on which IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-16

FAN
iles fhANcisco May Wheat
ALAeo. May lC.-wheat, 10 Ia,
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r<HE Only Pager IN Seattle That
i Darcs to Print the News - - -
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-25
The Full Pocket Statesman.

William White of Lahaina mas oeeh
nominated by the Home Rule party DIS
senator for Maui. 1t was not neileVed
that they would have the nerve 10 90
this. and some of them openly claim
that White forced his nomination III
onnosition to the wishes of the home
Rulers. who fear him as much as they
dasnise him. But White has been nom
mated, and the decent element on M"
owe it as a duty to themselves to deIea'
him at the polls. A man who openly
avowed two years ago, after he was
elected. that he would be a fool to coIhe
home from the Legislature with empty
pockets. can be beaten, must be beateI
and will he beaten.-Maui News.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-25
Fusion for Mau'.

Now is the time for the Repuoileali
marty on Maui to do politics which VIII
uroye themselves worthy of the trust
~ the neople at large A fusion of the
Republican and Democratic Lofces On
Maui is indispensable to victory TINS
fall. and that result can be accomplish
ed by placing an avowed Democrat
saw Thomas Clark or 7. b. Lyons on
the Republican ticket as candloate ioi
the Legislature; and this should DC
done without asking the candidate &c
I.vow himself as either Republican OF
supporter of the Republican pia'ioi IL
The Republicans have not forgotten .he
bitter defeat of two years ago, ana the
lesson then should serve to guide them
now-Maui News.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-25
FISH DEALER IN I
AN ACCIDENT

A Japanese fish dealer from the koo-
Al, side of Oahu, while coming down
EHonolulu on Saturday morning on
the Pail road, met with bad accident
and received injuries which necessitat-
ed his being taken TO the hospital. He
was driving a skittish horse, and in his
wagon was his nights catch of fish, in
tended for the fishmarket. Near the
electric light station the horse ran
avav. throwing the Japanese out upon
t,is face and shoulders, rendering him
unconscious. He was severely cut on
the face, shoulders and chest. the
wagon was smashed and the fish scat
tered over a long stretch of the road
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-25
The Seattle Fruit Msrket.

Encouraging reports come from Sc
attic nv almost every mail as to the
condition of that market as Iar as 'i.e
sale of consignments of Hawaiian lrule
are concerned That market mas al
ready given the Honolulu shipper III
many cases, a much higher price TOT
his product than can be obtained IoI
the same goods at San Francisco
recent shipment of pineapples proush'
$3.50 a dozen in Seattle. These Were
sent from Hawaii and more would De
sent we-s. IT not for the fact that the
crop for this year here has peeh PREF
ty well cleaned up. The steamer am
pico which sails for Seattle In lie"
days time will probably take a Dig
consignment of bananas.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-25
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Txbibitions of pictures for sale at Pa
cifc Hardware Art Rooms.
cottage very centrally located is
offarad for rent See our CLASSIFIED aus.
Some special attractions advertised
this week at Pacific Import CO. See
page 3.
sweeping reductions at the Mammoth
pemoval Sale now on at the Sachs Dry
Goods Co.
Every lady should take advantage OF
the low prices prevailing on elegant
silks at Ehiers' this week. See aoVer-
tisement.
Special prices all this week on faces
and embroideries at A. Blom's, Prog
n IS block
Rerrey's Mercantile Agency continues
t,1siness In Room in Campbell DOCK
Egtil other offices can be secured
Mr. r. e. Mossman gives notice that
As-nower of attorney given 70 Ihos. h
Mossnan has this day been cfroeiieo'
THE Mammoth Removal Sale is at
tracing great crowds at the Sacns Dry
Goods Co. New bargains will be or
fered during the week
Read Whitney Marsh Ltd al. TO-DAY
and you will be surprised TO learn nov eo
many art cles you can purchase 'or i'e
This week at their 10c sale now IL.
can ounce OF pTeNeHtioh' 49, -
rlies to fire insurance, as well as otnei
things. Henry Waterhouse q Co are
in that line of business Ther teie-
nhone number is Main BIB.
David Lawrence & Co., Ltd, WISH to
announee that their business VIII &c
o., inst as though nothing had happen
ed as their present stock in warehouse
s'.;,, enable them to fill all orders. AL
Goods damaged in Saturdays fire WI
in all probability be sold at Pupii'
sale