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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-10-26
JOhnStOn'S
Candies

Fresh every week" Is tho exact
truth regarding tho candles We
offer. Some Of the good things
we have In sealed packages at
10c each are chocolate almonds,
chocolate peanuts, chocolate
creams, chocolate maplet1es,
chocolate and caramel creams.
Johnson's Swiss milk chocolates
are also very popular. Half
pounds 40c, pounds 75c. Swiss
milk caramel creams and Swiss
milk maplettes in half pound
packages 35c. We scrap all
stale candies and sell them to
the youngsters at l5c per
pound. All sealed candles At
McCoy's are guaranteed to b.
fresh and fine.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-10-26
$500
Buys a Spite Watch

There Is war in the watch world
these days, and nn mistake For
years, lngersoll made only dollar
watches. He made lot of money
out Of them. Then he bought the
old "Trenton" Watch Factory At
Trenton, N j.. and began PUTTING
out q seven and fifteen jewell, six
teen size, nickel movement, at u fair.
ly low pric These last movements
we're good ones and they cut in bad
ly On the sale Of the low grade Wal.
than and Elgin movements. So now
the Waltham Watch Company's
travelling statesmen are out selling
"tquity" Watches, ads by Equit,
Watch Company, WaItham, Mass.
Waltham's name does not appear on
Equity watche- but Waltham watch
material (springs, balance statfs, etc
fits all Equity watches add Waltham
statesmen arc showing them to the
dealers, so you can draw your own
conclusions Anyway, we have these
watches for sale. Inc seven jewel
bezel nickel open face cases. we are
watch. The fifteen jewel movement
face 20 year (guaranteed gold case v
size watches When it comes to
should see US.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-10-26
Please Tell Us

If ever you buy anything at McCoy'r that does not
prove satisfactory. please in and tell U.S. Many
times will he able to make much more satisac-
tory adjustment than you had Anticipated We en-
time will you find us unfair in our treatment
In enarging a business few mistakes are bound
to creep in and when they do this store va
will be only too glad to ha yon call attention to
them and give chance to adjust matters to your
satisfaction. We want you to have the same conf
dence in this store that have. 10 gain your con
fdence and keep it. We know dare not fool you
once.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-10-26
Solid Silver
Souvenir Spoons
Soc and up

A lot of new ones Just received
from the factory and AZ usual Mccoy
offers the best values to be had in
the town at the price We have q line
OF higher priced spoons showing Mi
not High School, Methodist church
and Russell Miller mill. Better look
them over.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-10-26
Mccoy Offers

zoc 4Aennsa's Ialcum ......15e
2ac GSiSats's Ialcum ......>sc
@c Williams Talcum ......15e
2oc JerSeu Talcum. ..15c
25c Colgate Tooth Paste. zoe
25c Colgate's Tooth Powder. zoe
2oc Cuticura soap .20S
25c Packers Tar Soap ......2os
25c Hi w. K. G!ycerine
soap ........... .<JC
1Oc Palm Olive, cakes for .25c
1Vc Colgates Shaving Soap. &c
10c Williams Shaving Soap.5c
10c Colgate's Bath Soap. Sc
l Full Pint Witch Hazel. :. Csc
s OF. Sweet Cascara. SOC
4 OF. Sweet Cascara. 80. :. .4oc
2 OF. Sweet Cascara. .25c
Csc Sanitol Talcum Powder 2oc
25c Sanitol Tooth Paste. .20c
Csc Sanitol Tooth Powder. .20e
Csc Sanitol Tooth Liquid. zoe
Csc Sanitol Face Cream. .20c
Csc Sanitol Cold Cream. zoe
Csc Satin Skin Cream. .2oc
25c Satin Skin Powder. -. .0c
Csc Lambert Listerine 80. zoe
Csc Holmes Frostilla. .... .20c
SOC Kinds Honey and Al
mond Cream ASK
soc Liquid Pearl, white. -. .A5c
50c Liquid Pearl, pink. -. .45c
$50 Oriental Cream. 1875
SOC Graham's kosmeo go. .4sc
50c Malvina Cream .45c
Soc Sempre Giovine .45c
SOC Milk Weed Cream. .... .45c
SOC Pompeian Massage
>AO&S" w.
wv pCldI VI dSSdAc
" O$AAA ~ ~
SOC LaBlache Powder. 49,. .A5c
SOC Java Rice Powder. 49,. .35c
SOC Pozzoni Powder ....... Vs.
35c Velotee Powder ....... .3c
'60c Carmen Powder .......lSc
@1.25 Aura Powder ...... .S3c
1925 LaTrefle Powder .s5c
H-pint Peroxide Hydrogen 1oc
H-pint Peroxide Hydrogen. .20c
/ pint Peroxide Hydrogen. .35c
Csc Rosaline ..20c
25c Rubifoam zoe
Csc Enthymol Tooth Paste. zoe
Csc Lyons Tooth Powder. .20c
Csc Graves Tooth Powder. .2oc
Il pint Pure Olive Oil. :. soc
II pint Pure Olive Oil. SOC
pint Pure Olive Oil. go. .75c
1 quart Pure Olive Oil. :. $3.50
" pint Imported Bay Rum. 40c
1 pint Imported Bay Rum. .75c
/ dozen Antikamnia Tablets 25c
The prices quoted above are
good the year round and are for
the best quality drugs money
can buy. Our business Is large
enough to insure your getting
strictly fresh goods. Our prices
are not only as low as you can
ind In ~ town but lower. Re-
member quality considered enc
Coy Has Il For Less"
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-10-26
Extra Large
Hair Nets
SC

Brown. light brown and dark brevn
hair nets OF good quality and extra
large size for &c each. Our price tho
year round Don't pay moro. BY mail
1c extra for each net.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-10-26
Piano Tickets

These are busy days at McCoys
and you may not get your piano tickets
unless you ask for them. With each
and every SOC you spend at this store
we give you ono chance on a ane
Schultz Piano. It's now on display
at our store. We give 1t away sat
urday, Dec. %. At I p. m.' 1911.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-10-26
New Beauty Pins

l5c Csc 45c Pair
The best looking lot Of beauty pins
we have shown in many a day arc
now offered to you at 15c, Csc and
45c per pair. The values will please
you sure
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-10-26
ChiIdren's Underwear
Now on Sale

At prices that will surely
phase you when you examine
the garments and see the excel.
lent values we offer. Under
wear can now be bought at Nc
Coy's at prices you should have
secured years ago. If yon want
to see a square deal' store in
Minot-iust patronize Mccoy.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-10-26
45c a Pair to
95c
NEW
HAND
BAGS

Almost every day we receive new
hand bags. Our values are so good
and the bags so new you can hardly
afford to buy one until you have look
Cd over NcCoy's limo.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-10-26
Women's and Misses
Plush Coats
$26.75 up

Good quality plush coats at reason
able prices are offered by Mccoy in
the following sizes: 1873, 34's, S6's.
38's and 4O's. New styles direct from
Broadway.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-10-26
Lord&Tay|or
UNDERWEAR

You know Onyx Brand Hosiery, we'll
we have the line of underwear that
is made by the makers OF Onyx Brand
Hosiery. Its the same thing in I'M
derwear that Onyx Brand Hosiory -
in stockings; that Is this-the best
possible quality at a moderate price.
Silk and wool union suits for women
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-10-26
NO LIES
IN OUR ADS.

When you see silk and wool union
suit advertised at $235 In medium
weight or $685. in a heavy weight it
makes you wonder II We are stating
facts. Not much wonder, either, after
you have grown used to paying $3.50
and up for same quality. Well, our
81. IS silk and wool women's union
suits are exactly what We say they
are ana they are extra fine quality,
too. Come in and let US show you.
That's tho best way.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-10-26
20e Discount
On All Women's Coats

The and painters will begin alterations and
improvements in This bigger saving than
for need cloth because rather than
stock all the have decided
2O% discount from low Our
marked enable mark them down You this
satisfaction if have priced the
week If will notice the the
only offer in the house 2O discount In the
week have received
eversbe They the finest shown the
the servceabe kind good
values classy afford until
line We have been business Mnot
fooled
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-10-26
Home Brand
Coffee

Not much need of our
introducing such we'll
known articles az Home
Brand Coffee. Still. no
to the time We stocked
Home Brand Coffee it
was not for sale in the
town. The profit ia not
large, tits true, and that
may be the reason it was
not handled in the town
Our price is 45c per
pound for Home Brand
Coffee.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-10-26
NEW BELT PINS
45c and 75c

45c and 75c
Our show cases are filled up with
pretty things these days and the
prices are very reasonable. Just now
We offer two new lots Of bolt pins at
45c and 75o each. The best ever for
the money
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-10-26
WOnlen'S
Initial
Handkerchief
Hand
Embroidered

Mccoy now offers a
real Irish Linen Hand
Embroidered Initial
Handkerchief for 35c
each. For extra good
values in handkerchiefs
for women it will tpay
you to note.+' McCoy's of.
ferings.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-10-26
CoIored Silk Hose
for Women

They are here in many pop
ular shades. Lisle soles, h0oh
and toes, which means thAt
they will wear you we'll.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-10-26
Pearl
Buttons
SC dozen

Most women USE lots
OF small pearl buttons
and, to them, this will
prove an interesting
i tenn because We offer
many styles in the small
sizes at sc per dozen for
a first class button.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-10-26
LADIES' SUITS to ORDER

We are prepared to take special
made to measure orders tor xoman's
and misses suits Of the very highest
class. Prices range from $500 up.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-10-26
Mems and Women's
WOOL HOSE

Arc now on display at our hosiery
counter. Prices as right as Ito pos
stble to offer. All Weights in black.
and natural. Prices range from
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-10-26
Extra Good Values in
HAND K Err HIEF s

Just stop in and take look at tho
best handkerchief values you evol
saw for tho money. Pure Irish Linen
handkerchiefs beautifully emboidered,
Nc. aSc, ,boc. 75c and No. Better vhi-
ues than you are used to getting for
your money.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-13
BUILDERS 7 HIN K
1911 WILL Be
RECORD YEAR
Early Outlook Is Most Promising,
Say Contractors-Down- Town Sec
ton Presents Scene Of Unusual
Activity These Fine Spring Days.
General Contract Awarded for New
Columbia Theater-0ther Build
ing News of Week.

While the amount of new work,
reported during the past week was
not unusually large, operations were
active, with regard TO alterations and
additions to various types OF build
ings, and q number OF additional
awards we're made on jobs previous
ly started.
Among the larger contracts let
during the week was the general
contract for the Columbia theater, to
be built by the Caille and Kunsky
interests In Cadillac-sq.. with an en-
trance on Monroe-ave. II was award
ed ito the W. Fl. Hoffmann Co., of
Pittsburg. The sub-contractors will
be announced later. Awards on the
Goldberg building, TO be built at Ora
uot-ave. and Farrarst., have been
completed Additional contracts on
the Peninsular Savings bank build
Ing were awarded as follows:
Granite work, r. Robertson Co., De,
troit; steel work, Detroit Bridge Il
Steel works.
Awards were made on the new
Highland Park school, and work will
start at once. The Interstate Con-
struction Co, of Detroit, was given
the contract for the mason, electrical,
The other successful bidders were:
Whitehead & Kales Iron works, steel:
William Hughes, plumbing and heat
ing; Harcus & Co., carpenter work;
A. Williams, painting and glazing.
Figures have been asked on a brick
and steel engine and condensing
house for the Champion Brewing Co..
st. sAubin-ave. and Wilkins-st.: on
one-story mill and sheetmetal fac
tory building for the Detroit Range
Boiler Co., Twenty fourthst and the
Michigan Central railroad, and on
q steel and stone church edifice for
st. Augustine's parish, Lenox, Mich.
1t il understood that figures will
be asked next week on the branch
Carnegie library, to be erected at
West Grand Boulevard and Warren
ave- ~ 2ast
The central portion OF the city
never presented livelier appearance
from the builders standpoint that at
this time. The old Hunter depart
ment store and the Benson store
have disappeared and good start
has been made toward the foundation
or the new building that is to replace
the former The old Peninsuiar bank
building on West Forrest, Is fast CIV
ing way to the onslaughts Of the
wrecking crew: The superstructure
of the new King building. at Grand
River-ave., east and Farrar-st., has
been practically completed and work
u being rushed on the interior, while,
on the opposite corner, work Is pro-
crossing rapidly on the remodeling
OF the Scherer building, which was
formerly the home OF the Fellow
craft club.
Altogether the outlook Is most
promising for the year. In the opin-
ion Of many OF the builders all rec
ords will be broken.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-13

with many exclamation marks. II
portends to come from one OF the
most accomplished little Vendetta or
ganizations that ever vendetted In
Detroit.
MIR. Alderman Is duly alarmed, but
says he is not very much afraid, as
he has good dog. He brought the
letter, demanding his LIES blood, TO
police headquarters right after receiv-
ing it.
The saloonkeeper opines that the
trouble IL all about rents. The apart.
ments above his saloon form what 10
known as Colombo hall, where num-
Der of Italian secret societies meet.
Alderman didn't like the looks OF
some OF them, and he forthwith raised
the rent. He thinks this Ia the ami
mus of the whole trouble. He says
he believes the writer IL q man who
has been around his place drinking
and who has been ousted FROM the sa-
loon on several occasions.
The letter follows:
To the man Alderman:
You have insulted every Italian
society In the city Of Detroit. To
you, you british dog. We are a
Vendettal We have been wait
ing for long time, thinking that
you would not possibly be SO In
human and develish In your per-
sistent animosity and hatred for
our people, that you, German
fiend, might relent in your attacks
upon US.
We have waited too long Now
then, listeni We are not going
to demand gold, but we want your
life--your worthless life and the
life also of your demon brother.
II 10 time the debt was paid TO
US. II must be paid Therefore,
make your peace with your Al
mighty God. for In less than one
month from this day. you die and
not one solitary being will be az
fected by your removal.
(signed) THE COMMITTEE,
PEATONA BIETUS.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-13
SUCCESS SFUL!

Yes. but are you Healthy Are you
successful in the things that would
make you happy? That. after all, is
the only Real Success. II you are In
ill-health, II you are not successful
outside OF your business or profes-
sion, there Is way for you TO sue
coed, not only In the material, but in
the social, spiritual and the physical.
This triple success can only be ac-
complished through Higher New
Thought, Mental Science or Soul Sci
ence. There is no power on earth as
great as that OF Soul Science.
II In ill-health. or otherwise unsuc-
cessful. then see Laura Southland. 90
Clifford-st once hours. to II; 2
to s. Tel. Main 306s. NAS
The Detroit times., 1911-03-13
CIRCUIT COURT WILL PROBE
CHARGE AGAINST G0ODSON

Attorney Alleged To Have Collected
Fees From Both Parties 20
Law Suit.
An investigation of charges against
Attorney John w. Goodson will be
made by Judge Alfred ]. Murphy,
Monday, and IL they appear we'll
founded, a further investigation VIII
be made before the entire bench.
The information against Goodson
was furnished by Attorneys McHugh
and Gallagher and Patrick A. Kelaher.
who declared that they have evidence
that Goodson had received $500 from
the Edison Illuminating company for
his work I'm the cases brought against
the concern In connection with the
death OF Mrs. Dora Smith and the In
jury of 12-year-old Henry Smith.
Goodson was attorney for the Smiths
and also received fees, from them.
Goodson on Saturday denied having
received any money from the Edison
company. tt
The Detroit times., 1911-03-13
MAs0Ns PLAN.
BIC CLUBHOUSE
Propose To Erect $3.50, 600 Building
Out Woodward Near Palmer
Park.

Feeling that membership In the
Masonic fraternity OF the city has
grown beyond the facilities OF the
Masonic temple. for social purposes
at least, the blue lodges OF the city
are considering the erection OF
large clubhouse just this side or
Palmer park, the building to cost
about S250.000.
The proposed site consists OF 80
acres Of beautifully wooded property
The Detroit times., 1911-03-13

owned by Thomas w. Palmer, and
the Masons have had an option on II
for some time. The FIRST plans for
the clubhouse have been drawn and
call for floor space of about 20Oxls4
feet. The building. IL erected, viii
include all the equipment necessary
to the modern semicountry club and
will contain an assembly hall far
larger thaa the present top floor ball
room in the Masonic temple. All OF
the blue lodges Of the city are inter
ested in the project.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-13

Dear Miss Grey-Will you kindly
give me the home address Of Andrew
Carnegie? A READER.
A.-Fifth-ave., New York.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-13
wow! BUT HERE'S
BLOOO-CUROlER
German Saloonkeeper Advised That
Self and Brother Will Be Slain
By Italians.

Hist! There's another BLACK
Hand" outrage brewing. John Acker-
man. a rotund German saloonkeeper
from No. 2S6 Gratiot-ave.. 10 slated
for miserable death within the next
month, IL the contents Of blood
curdling letter he. received in the mail
Saturday morning. can be taken seri-
ously.
The missive 10 full of red threats
and Is punctuated and accumulated
The Detroit times., 1911-03-13

the street will make fight before
allowing the new owner to erect
block of stores on the corner lot.
There have been several other fights
over the restrictions on this street,
and in most of them the restrictions
have been sustained In court The
property in question fronts on Wood
ward, however.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-13

s2.25o; TO Walter II. Mason. two-story
frame dwelling. No. 1912 Twenty
fourth-st.. $500; for Elmer c. Ber-
dan to William III. and Margaret
Smith. two-story frame dwelling. No.
cal Jos. Campau-aye.. between Cham
plain and Monroe, $4,000; for Scovel
Realty Co.. TO George r. Wilkes. va
cant lot on Hartford-ave.. between
Scovel-pl and Moorepi.. $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-13
NORTH WOODWARD TO HAVE
ANOTHER BLOCK OF STORES
A. NJ. Henry Buys Vacant Property
At Woodward and Chandler
ayes For That Purpose.

The large vacant lot at Woodward
and Chandler-ayes.. has recently been
sold by DR.. Robert w. O'Dell to A.
NJ Henry, who intends, it 10 said, to
erect block of stores upon IL
The property on Chandler was orig
inally sold under very strong restric-
tons, nothing but dwellings being
permitted. For this reason II is ex-
pected that the property owners along
The Detroit times., 1911-03-13
R. @. LAMBRECHT BUYS FLAT.
Purchases Handsome Building at No.
s5 Palmer-ave. From Frank Z.
Matthews.


Lambrecht, Kelly 4 Co, report the
following sales.
For Frank <. Matthews to Richard
GB. Lambrecht. three-story stone and
brick, siAapaTtment fat building at No.
"a Palmer-ave., between John r. and
Brush-sts., with lot 50x175 feet; pri-
yate terms; for Harry II. Stowe to
Simon B. Formaz, two-story frame
dwelling, No. 120 Moore-pl.. between
Vinewood and Boulevard, $3.50; for
Frank Bixby, to X. NJ. Mcdonald.
frame cottage. No. 1903 Gerald-ave..
between John r. and Brush-sts., 81
900; for Arthur J. Dearborn to Charles
p. Chene, frame dwelling, No. 495
Williams-sve.. $1,000: for Charlotte
Martz to Frank w. Miller, 40-acre
farm in Tuscola county, $3.50; for
Frank w. Miller to Charlotte Martz,
frame cottage. No. Gil Williams-ave
between Putnam and Merrickaves
The Detroit times., 1911-03-13
TO HOUSE WHITE WINGS.
Old Woodbridge station Likely To Be
used For This Purpose.

Instead OF housing buns. the old
woodbridse-st. police station lie apt to
house the white wings" of the street
cleaning department. A meeting OF
the council ways and means commit.
tee was called Saturday morning to
consider an offer Of $1,000 which has
been made for the old place. Com.
missioner Haarer, however, has asked
that the place be given to his depart.
ment. The city now pays $50 a
month for q barn on Congress-st. east
TO house the street cleaning force and
their equipment, and the police sta
ton would do amply. ~
The Detroit times., 1911-03-13
WALSH A CHAMELEON.
Hutton Worker Changes His Political
Coat Very often.

Anti Martindale forces are watching
Joseph A. Walsh, No. 32l Sixth-str
said to be the leader Of the Hutton
Martindale forces In the Sixth ward
with a good deal of interest. From the
records Walsh would seem to be q
sort OF chameleon, politically. The
enrolment book for the fourth dis
trict. shows these entries:
April 2, 1906-Joseph A. Walsh,
3S years old, No. 321 Sixth-st.,
Republican.
Joseph A. Walsh, 3S years old,
No. 321 Sixth-st., Democrat.
August 20. 1S0s-Joseph A. Walsh,
No. 321 Sixth-st., Republican.
To add TO this, Walsh was elected
an election inspector last year as q
Democrat.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-13

Coats cut on straight lines will
but little fare around the bottom vii
be worn this spring.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-13

The narrow skirt is the most no
ticeable feature Of the new spring
suits.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1911-09-07

an estopel on threshing, but looks
good for early fall blowing.
This paper and The Weekly Inter
Ocean and Farmer So. 90 gets both
tor one year. Special deal.
Miss Lillian Guy returned to town
Sunday, after six weeks, with
Miss Hester Stone on Red Water.
MI. and Mrs. J. ]. stipek and son
leave for St. Paul on No. 2 today.
Rev. Sell was in from Union near
the close Of TIE week.
If you want to buy a good lack
very reasonable see E. Fl. Kinsey,
Box r., Glendive, Mont. 28tf
Mrs. Heber Bonney and children
of Seattle are visiting with Mrs.
Bonney's sister, Mrs. Lowell Farnuzn.
Mrs. Rapelje and children and
Mrs. Myers departed Sunday fer
Spokane.
For low priced strawberry plants,
write or call on E. It. Kinsey, Box
n. Glendiye. Mont. 28tf
Mrs. 4. E. Anderson and daughter
Edith are back from a Twin City
trip.
FOR SALE. -six-room house, hot
and cold water, bath, cement walks.
Inquire at Monitor Office. 2l-tf
Miss Celia sehmoor came to Glen
dive from Red Water. She will en-
gage in dressmaking this fall.
". 4. Sawyer is at the Samaritan
hospital threatened with an attack
Of appendicitis.
Albert Anderson and David Lei
dahl left Saturday night for a short
business trip over the Milwaukee.
Thos. Lee and wife are visitingl
With friends and relatives at Cana (
lian points.
August Ritz shipped his sheep to I
chicago market Sunday. There
we're some !, 200 in the shipment
DR.. Consler and family spent Sun
lay at the Martin ranch on Poverty
Flat.
Little Miss Helen Burdiek went to
last week to attend school !
he coming year.
Geo. Burkholder has purchased the
'ilyeu hotel at Wibap0 from J. S. {
7arhely. ]