The Winnipeg Tribune from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada • Page 2

.1 Take advantage of this opportunity to buy property close to the site of the coming big exhibition. Get In Line HO INTEREST To Out-of-Town Customers For your convenience we print In the opposite corner of this advertisement a coupon which you may fill out and mull to us. together with the Initial payment, for the purpose of reserving such lots as you may desire to buy. nv doing this you can secure sufficient time to examine thoroughly Into the proposition before bound for the full amount Involved In the sale. S.

C. Wilson Co. iL STATE 15 BECOMING ACTIVE Dealers Report Many Enquiries and Good Sales Bright Prospects. Realty dealers state that many enquiries are now being made for city property as well as for lots In adjacent sub-divlslnns. The demand for property in the centre of the city Is also brisk ami during the past "week several good sales have been recorded.

Crescentwood Sales. V. V. Hancock has disposed of 000 worth of property on Wellington Crescent and In the Crescentwood district, during March. He states that during the month, the demand for the best class of residential sites was greater than he ever knew It to be before, Bnd that the increase, In the uimntity and qimllty of homes being erected Would prove a material factor In bringing the year's building record above all previous ones.

Sales Around the G. T. P. Lots to the value of four thousand dollars ami ranging In price from $G0 to 1.100, and located In East Winnipeg townslte. were sold by H.

('. Blrkett this week. Mr Hlrkett stated that the number of enquiries for property )i this section Is increasing dally, and that- ht was letting contracts for several houses to be erected In the vicinity wtih the object of selling them to men who will be connected with the O. T. P.

shops. Plans arc also out for a twenty-eight roomed hotel to be built of brick this summer, on Diigald road, opposite the shops at East Winnipeg townslte. "It will he another Weston," affirmed Mr. Blrkett. Sale In Norwood.

W. Hunter has sold the corner of Eugene and Turtle streets, Norwood, for eight thousand dollars. The purchaser Is Charles tilllies, of Bal-rtur, Man. New Realty Firm, A new financial anil real estate firm has been established tu Winnipeg. G.

A. Kobold A Co. has opened a suite of offices In the Nanton block and will enter the wide field or provincial and real estate Investment that the present season offers In Western Canada. The head of the firm, O. A.

Kobold, Is himself a large owner of Winnipeg real estate and has been associated wit many progressive business movements in tie Canadian West. Sale at Pierson. At Pierson, Fred Olson sold his farm this week to an American land ooninnny for 120 an acre cash, Sales by the Looaters. Sales recently effected by "The Locators" are as follows: .1. Creamer, barber and pool, Crandall, to Ooorgo Webb, of Keewatlu; M.

Meyersoil, Baltimore cafe, Winnipeg, to 1). Davison. Winnipeg; J. M. Strange, Ran-furly hotel, ltanfurly, to T.

O. Roberts of Winnipeg; Hums departmental store, Cranhrook, to McCreery Pros, of Vancouver; C. Mclenrn, grocery. Port Rouge, to Thos. Rrown of Winnipeg; S.

W. Walter, men's furnishings, Strathcnnn, to Bright A Anhbaugh, Aylmer, Ont.i Curry I'onstiinllnc general store, limls-fall. to P. K. McKay, of Leduc; tl.

M. Mayhevry, Jeweler, to WIIUh. of Parlidiile. Mc- 1 Vina Id livery, Tyvan, to Wm. Richardson, St.

Pierre; K. Richardson, Uault hotel, Winnipeg, to Hurolio Ferraro of Winnipeg. Enlarging Northtrn-Crown. The Northern-Crown hank will this year completely renovate and rucon-strui Its hi nd ofllce at the corner of Only One "BAOKC UUININE." that is Laxative Jrorao Quinine Cults Cold In One Day, Crip In 2 Days BE YOUR OWN BANKER Make your spare money. pay you bigger investment than you get at the bank.

That's what your banker does. If he didn't he couldn't pay you interest and pay bank stock dividends, could he? Winnipeg is growing rapidly and the incoming people must be taken care of. Why not help take care of them? You know how high rents are, don't you? Suburban property surrounding every large city invariably becomes the real choice residential district. The thing to do is to pick out the property most suitable for suburban residence, then buy. Notre Dame Park lots at the price at which they are offered represent the last plot of choice property, a portion of which you can buy at anything like the price.

Think it over. DRAW INTEREST DON'T PAY IT sMKsBsAUsMsi MWislsl Port street and Portage avenue and will tear dowti the structure Immediately to the west of the present ortlce and erect an addition to the bank. Some time ago the bank secured the property now occupied by the W. S. King company, and during the past few weeks architects have been preparing plans for enlarging and remodelling the building.

The tenants of the additional property have not yet been notified to move, but Sir Daniel McMillan and his architect have been looking over the ground and are understood to be working at present uram the project. The interior of the old building will be completely changed as the present arrangements do not give the employees of the institution sufficient work-ine room. The offices of the board and directors' rooms are at present located on the top floor of the building. These will bo removed to the second story when the alterations are made. While no definite plans have been adopted It Is believed that the alterations and addition will cost In the neighborhood of Jfii.000.

It Is now anticipated that the work will be done during the summer months. Likes Canada Best. "They have sunshine In Texas," he said, "and a nice climate In California, but for good healthy weather, bright business prospects, good land, good business and the strenuous life, which results In optimism and success, western Canada Is second to none." In these words T. J. Langford, of the Walch Land expressed himself nfter a three months' tour In the Southern and Western States.

He states that Americans generally are much Interested in the development of Western Canada and the large exodus Into this country from the south Is evidence of this. Many Big Contracts. T. R. Deacon, Manitoba Bridge and Pi-on Works, in conversation with a Tribune reporter said; "We are very busy Just now and hnve already booked orders aggregating over $300,000 this season.

Our output averuges three cars a day, that Is to outside points. We have a staff of twenty expert engineers, In our offices, employed estimating and designing, and there nre over too men nt work In the shops. I anticipate a very busy season both In the city and throughout the west. Many the Western towns nre putting up buildings of steel frame construction of quite large dimensions. "Some of the more Important contracts we nre engaged on are Young rhurch, the Orpheum Theatre, the Hank of Montreal, the terminal power station In the city, nnd finishing the Transcontinental shops and Lac Du Bonnet transmission.

"At outside points wn are supplying material and constructing a departmental store for Mayor Williams at Iicglnu, the overhead bridge at Saskatoon, two blocks at Edmonton, two blocks at Calgary, one block at Loth-hrldge, Calgary power construction power house and sonic $50,000 worth of miscellaneous orders." To Rsoeive Thirty Lashes. Toronto, April 2. Wesley Fisher who was convicted of ruining 16-year-old girl, decoyed Into his home for Immoral purposes, was sentenced tills morning by Judge Denton to four ami thirty lashes, administered it six months' Intervals. Copyright Conference. 1 onclnii.

April 2, C. A. The Im-ImtIiiI copyright conference will be held In London this month. Histoho Mansion Burns. London, April 2 Fire today destroyed the Hope End mansion, at Ledbury, Herefordshire, one of flu- most famous strucfures In Great Britain with a loss of Q.

T. P. Bond Iciue. I.oi.rion, April 2 (C. A.

A G. T. P. Issue of 4 per out bonds amounting to 1 1. VIC, 000, 9SJ.

Is expo. ted. (9 jrmnJ THE WINNIPEG TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1910. JTZ 3AISE. he.

Jl JV It is better to deny yourself luxuries while you are able to work and pay for a liornc than to be homeless when old age and helplessness overtakes voir. It requires but little self-denial to save enough to buy a home in Notre Dame Park. Then you will be independent in later life. mm ES mil Hiii i isis mm Get In Line ONLY $10 DOWN po PRICE Ijjl'Jjjj $5 PER MONTH COME IN AND LOOK 9o 318 2236 PHONE MAIN NOT YET I55UE0 Orpheum Building Splendidly Planned, But Not Enough Outside Space Provided. No permit has as yet been Issued for the Orpheum theatre, nor has the contract been definitely let, according to a statement made to a Tribune reporter this morning by Building Inspector Rodgers.

Statements to the contrary which appeared In some of the city newspapers recently are not founded on fact. The desired permit was withheld by Mr. Rodgers on the ground that Insufficient space Is provided for outside the theatre. The by-law requires apace to the width of 15 feot to be left whereas only 8 ft. are allowed In tlio plans.

The provision Is made to ensure reasonable room for' crowds entering or leaving the theatre. This means that either more prop-' erty lll have to be purchused by the parties Interested or the building will have to be reduced In size. No name of any builders or contractors Is inserted In the tentative application for permit submitted by J. I). Atcheaon, ajsocit'te.

architect with Messrs. Khchoff a lid Rose, of Milwaukee. "It's going to be a splendid oullding. Outsido of the matter of tp ft. space, I do not see how the plans could be Improved on in any singlo remarked the building inspector.

The permits iBsued yesterday amount to It Is noticeable that the entire sum is made up. with one exception, of dwelling houses of moderate cost. I'urccr Bros, are building six residences at an average cost of $4,400, on Dm Chester avenue. The C. P.

R. bus taken out a permit for a new planing mill to be. located near the shops at Weston. The cost Is to be $9,000. Appended Is a full list of permits dated April 1.

which exceed $1,000. A. C. Galbraith, dwelling, Banning street, between Kinarson and Llvlnla $11,000. K.

I. Hums, two dwellings, Beres- HEATRE El HOW Mclntyre Block OFFICE OPEH EVEHIHQS WINNIPEG, ford avenue, between Nassau and John. $5,000. J. Atkinson, dwelling.

Hart street, between Bird's Hill road and Red river, $2,000. P. Lakustor, dwelling, Magnus, be-tw-een Parr and Brown, $2,600. Dunn, Wallace, dwelling. Yale, between Wilton and Rockwood, $7,000.

W. A. Cameron, dwelling, Arlington, between Preston and Portage, $4,000. Purcer dwelling Furby, between Portage and Buell, $8,600. Purcer dwelling, Dorchester, "oetween Wentworth and Lilac, $4,600.

Purcer dwelling, Dorchester, between Wentworth and $4,200. Purcer dwelling. Dorchester, between AVentworth and Lilac, $4,800. Purcer dwelling, Dorchester, between Wentworth and Lilac, $4,400. IfJ OLD COUNTRY London, April 2.

(C. A. In the International professional association i match between England and Scotland today the latter won by two goals to i nil. Following are the league game results: I First League Bradford City 4. Chelsea 1.

Bristol City 0, Woolwich Arsenal 1. Bury 2. Sheffield United 0. Everton 0, Notts Forest 4. Manchester United 2, Blackburn Rovers 0.

Notts County. 2, Newcastle United 2. Preston North End 2, Liverpool 0. Sheffield Wednesday 0, Bolton Wanderers 0. Sunderland 2, Mlddlesborough 2.

Tottenham Hutspur 1. Aston Villa 1. Second League Barnsley 1, Manchester CUy 1. Birmingham 1. Clapton Orient 2.

Burnley 2, Gainsborough Trinity 1. Derby County 1, Bradford 2. Kulhnm 3. Grimsby Town 2. Glossop 2, Blackpool 3.

Leeds City 1, Wolverhampton Wanderers 0. Oldham Athletic 2, Leicester Fosse 1. Stockport County 1, Hull City 5. Southern League Plymouth Argyle 3. Brentford 0.

Northampton 1, Brighton and Hove Albion 1. Croydon Common 1, Bristol Rovers 1. Levton 0. Coventry City 0. Uueeii park Rangers 1, Crystal Palace 2.

FOOTBALL GAMES TO STRETCH A DOLLAR! A Great Human Interest Story for Daily Tribune Readers, Deal-ing with Home Life in Winnipeg. A Young Married Couple Who Have Succeeded in Solving "The Living Problem" They did it on $2.50 a day all told; that's $15 a week; and they have every comfort they desire. IT'S A BULLY GOOD STORY That John Younglove has written especially for the Tribune, of how he and she worked out the puzzling problem during these days of high prices. It's full of human interest. It wasn't easy at the start for JOHN AND CONSTANCE They were not comfortable and did not live cheaply at first.

Thore was pathos and humor In their experience. BUT THSY WON OUT, and John tells all about it delightfully in HIS SIX-which begins today on page eighteen. DON'T BE SELFISH You owe it to your family to provide them with a home. You expect to do it 6ome day don't you? Why not now? It's a small investment that will mean much to you and to your wife and children. Man was not meant to live in a fiat.

Get out in the open where you can sleep nights after a hard day of business. Out at Notre Dame Park you can have a cottage at least. A mansion if you feel von can afford it, and whichever it is, it wiU be YOUR OWN. Fresh air and sunshine green grass and a garden. That's what it means when you go to Notre Dame Park.

It means too a wholesome atmosphere in which to rear the little ones, who when they are grown, will be able to say, "I have a home." It won't cost you a cent to come in and talk it over with us. BUY A LOT OWN YOUR HOME THIS OVER Ml LlVl Reading 0. Exeter City 1. Swindon Town 0. Luton 0.

Millwall 0, Portsmouth 1. New Brompton 1, West Ham United Southampton 0, Norwich Cltv 0. Southend United 0. Watford 'L THE MARRIAGES List Shows Strong Matri monial Tendency Among Foreign Population. "The sermon always comes after the wedding; that Is the chief difference between hanging and matrimony." So said Fielding or words to that effect.

That this view Is not shared by the majority of Winnipeg's marriageable mon and women la proved by the goodly number of matrimonial contracts that were entered Into during last month. Half a dozen every day Sundays and week days was about the average. Race suicide Is apparently not one of the dangers that threaten this western community. Following Is the list of weddings for March: Rev. S.

G. Chambers Walter Rlgby, Janlo Gervle Mussen; Alan Sproat, Edith Oeorglna Robinson; John Alfred Thompson, Amy Walker; Henry Hilder, Florence Lillian White; Thos. Scott, Emma Brent Herbert; Herman Henze, Elizabeth Frieda Avemann; John Thomas Creighton, Allison May McRobblo; John Gourlay, Hilda Smith. Rev. O.

Fortln Guy Alfred Hold-wa. Cntherlne Jones; William Caswell, Victoria Bnrdy; Cyril Owens Stevens, Martha Matilda Clarke; Arthur James Moore, Sarah Jano Lee; Robert Edmund Mauley, Amanda Minn Remington; William Wallace Stewart, M. E. Fitzgerald; Arthur Percy Althorp, Ethel Addison. Rev.

F. B. DuVal William 8. Mc V.innle, Beatrice N. Hoy; Cloyd Augustus McClung, Melvlna Logan; William Jesse Grant, Mabel I.

M. Bos- well; Malcolm Prince Cavanagh, Alice I M. Legg; Archibald White, Marlon H. Frood; William O. arleve, Elsie Louisa Day; Cycll Ross Dnvldson, Cora Maud Mussell; James W.

Saunders, Florence Muriel Kemp, Rev. C. H. Stewart Herbert Henry Hawkins, Laura Bell Backus; Herbert John Anderson, Ellen Mabel Isblster; Robert McDowell, Minnie E. Mlschow; James Boyd Rae, Jeannle Hamilton; Harry Harrop, Ann Lemon M.

Mulr; David Drynnn, Jennie M. Dyson. Rev. David Christie Harry Munson Bartram, Harriet E. Woolscy; Charles Clark Paterson, Mollle Forrest; Joseph M.

Merry, Anna Roxalyn Androw; Albert Mayne, Elizabeth M. Mackenzie; James Howden, Christian Taylor. Rev. A. McTagnrt Reginald J.

Hulns, Florence Woodfleld; Hubert Hnllnwny, Lnurn Gladys Potter. Rev. John Olander Daniel A. Mc-Rae. Annie McLennan; HJalmnn L.

Anderson, Anna C. Sknlln; Anders A. Erlkson, Anna Slolund. Rev. J.

J. Roy Frederick White, Kate Armytage; Hendry O. Mlddleton, May A. Nixon; Tom Bryton, Ellen Layton; Arthur T. Waruken, Edna Taylor.

Rev A Sinclair Chs. H. Wor-by, Sadie Campbell; Gordon Watt, Jane Paice; Anthony Tt. McGlUlvay, Marlon F. Sterling; Walter Hughes, Jennie Drover: Chas.

A. Anderson, Gracetena Mallland; John qulrlo, Teresa A. Woodcock, Rev. G. Horrobln Jos.

Thorogood, Km ma R. Pa quelle. Rev. G. Horrobln (Con.) Alexander Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days.

Paz.i Ointment Is guaranteed to cure any case of lichlng, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 8 to 14 davs or I lOOl.iV n-fuiKl. u. uuC. DURING MARCH CUT OUT THIS COUPON AND MAIL TODAY Messrs. 8.

C. Wilson 8U Mclntyre Block, Winnipeg, Man. Gentlemen: Herewith I hand you as first pay. ment on Lots in Block of Notre Dame Park, as advertised by you In the Winnipeg Telegram, March 110. It Is understood that I am to have thirty days in which to examine the property, and If, on Inspection, I am not satisfied, you to refund this deposit and release me from all further liability.

NAME POST OFFICE PROVINCE MAN. B. Murray, G. A. Wellwood; James W.

Johnston, Marlon A. Lupton. Rev. Eber Crummy Thomas Turner, Agnes O. Boyce, James L.

Benson, Alice Gibson; James E. Hamilton. Wlnnlfred M. Connell; John F. Hay-nen.

Myrtle Taylor. Rev. R. B. McElhern Herbert C.

Saunders, Faith Cook; Perclval D. Lock, Muriel M. Calvert; Lufwlck B. Jorgenson, Jennett M. Lock.

Rev. C. W. Morrow Walter B. Mul-vey, Maud E.

Marcy; Samuel G. Dawson, Edith H. Knol; Thomas H. Davis, Anna Sovina. Rev.

J. N. Mac Lean John Berris-ford, Gertrude Brown; Thomas K. Pearson, Kathleen M. Thompson.

Rev. W. A. McLean, Alfred C. Dye, Emma Boston.

Rev. F. C. C. Heathcote Harold W.

Smallwood, Mabel E. Goldsbury; Wll-bert James Dodds, Julia Ambersley. Rev. Frank S. Lewis Chas.

E. Char-band, Marie Williams; John Cart-wrlgnt, Lizzie Patterson. Rev. J. P.

Jones John H. Clark. Christian B. Dure. Rev.

W. B. Heeney James Elliott, Bertha Nlcols. Rev. Wm.

Graham Alfred R. Freeman, Phylls Kearton. -Rev. R. L.

McTavlsh Ward Hollands, E. Hnary. Rev. A. Helnmann Edgar Burk, Sarah Unrauh.

Rev. J. S. Muldrew William J. Barclay, Hattlo M.

Stewart. Rev. J. P. Buldrew Harry A.

Bright. Bessie L. Jackson. Rev. J.

C. Walker Hubert Barstable. Ethel Tlppott. Rev. O.

H. Broughall George D. Lumb, Florence H. Walton. Rev.

Chas. W. Gordon Eugene E. Garber, Amanda Nelson; Thomas M. Boggs, Kathleen C.

Lelghton; Arthur W. Rollins, Minerva Follis. Rev. J. A.

Bowman George E. V. Smith, Agnes Powley; William J. Chlckerlng, Olive McMahon; Hubert Edkius, Mabel A. Duckhouse.

Rev. R. H. Scarlett Joseph George Peace, Susan Matthews; Henry Coates. Ruth M.

Daly. Rev. E. J. Bechter Chas.

Page, Ada L. Stone. Rev. D. N.

MeLachlan John William Woods, Harrivtte E. Kurnughan, Rev. H. Z. Kopelovltch William 811-verman, Frieda Segar.

Rev. Ernst Lundstrom Frederick L. Olunsson, Helena Anderson. Rev. George K.

B. Adams Stanlelgh J. Voung, Ida M. Klrke. Rev.

J. Levin Fred Sures, Sarah Hechtel. Rev. Geo. H.

Williams Peter Mc-Callum, Florence U. Franklin. Rev. J. Irvine Walker William Black, Margaret Stewart Rev.

C. O. Hofbirand Joseph Iller-therg, Hilda Johnson. Rev. D.

M. Solaudt George A. Green Margaret Elder; Patrick Smith, lxila Mlsner; Ernest A. Stewart, Marguret R. Perkins.

Rev. G. A. Dyker William H. Hod-gins, Adelaide D.

Clark. Rev, I. Kahanovltch Samuel Hur-wcltz, Annie Slitolnbook. Rev. John O.

Dahlberg Olof Norlen, Elizabeth Jonson; Peter Jorgenson Krlsthlne Skaarup. 8 Rev. A. A. Shaw Lorne E.

Pork. Mary E. Lorlmcr. Rev, J. S.

Woodsworth Jan Koren-sulk. Polly Marmus. Rev. H. C.

Sweet Peter A. Buldwln. Margaret F. Robertson. Rev W.

Wyman G. W. Plain, Mur-garet E. Graham. Rev.

J. A. Matheson Robert A. Gil-llnple, Annie W. M.

Munroe. Rev. Frederick Hoffman Paul f-chultz, Edith Langheran; A. F. Busch Pauline Schultz.

Rev. John Coffee John MeEachern. Lena Qulmpcr, Louis E. Kovachy Edv ard II. rimless, Jullanna Perge.

Rev. A McFarlane A. J. McFarlane, Mollle U. McDowell.

Rev. g. Ariiasun John J. Anderson, Mary E. Holden.

Rev. Samuel Fea Felix McUragh, Runa Johnron. Frances J. Kalb, Mury Slattery. Rov.

Alfred E. Cowley L. C. Cump. bell, Jeannle H.

Morrison, Rev. Hamilton Wlgle Herbert, N. Bromley, Isabel Rold. Rev. 1 F.

Tank Ferdinand Altstadt, Lydla Grams; Leopold Plctx, Mathilda Ieler; Birnhard Bittnor, Ma Senilis. Rev. F. It. Loib Charles Schmidt, R'Ttha Neumann.

Rev. J. o. Murray James T. Bradley, Flora iJruwn, Money Back If after inspection, within 30 days from date you don't like your investment we refund your money.

Money Back TORRENS TITLE Our show rooms have been replenished with new arrivals from New York. Black and Tuscans in the newest shapes. 269 PORTAGE AVE. ATLANTICAVEKUE Cottage Cheap Only 40 yards from Main street; 66 ft. lot; bathroom, electric lighting.

Snap to quick buyer; owner leaving city. S300 CASH, balance easy. Apply Room f. lit Portage avenue. Rev.

S. Chriatopherson Wllhelm A. Finney, Gl Hallsson. Rev. J.

C. Coffee Edward B. Mor-den, Lenora Conway. Rev. R.

S. CuBhing R. W. Skelton, Ellen L. Delayen.

Rev. Fr. J. Lazklewlcz Michal Oko, Marya Koyps. Rev.

S. Akaatsky George Temerow-skl, Nastarla Pymchuk; John Koru-skysky, Kotrlna Danchuk; John An-tonishka, Maria Psaman; Theodor Jamborsky, Maria Shtashishln; John. Kolotllo, Domka Kostuk; Wasyl Ar-eny, Bosa Ostaflchuk; Wasyl Bay-chuk. Alexia Kostynok. Rev.

A. Flllpow Anthony Felix Tur-cotte, Mary Semunluk; Mike Ratynskl, Melania Sllpec; peter Dvczakowski, Sohpia Jachnlckl, Basil ZaplsockL Catharine Kwasnycln; Paul Klnas, Agatha Mrociyk; Mike Chomlka. Magdalene Cozak; Nicholas Czynkaryk, Alexandra Sorokowskl; Anthony Baten-exuk, Alexandra Kapusta; Nicholas Slobodzlan, Anastasla Mamalyga; John Krvwcaka, Anne Procoplua Koudratiuk, Julia Madura, Gregory Pytlar, Anne Boyczuk; Rartholomaeus Slobodzlan, Anna Wowcsuk; Mike Bll-Inakl, Barbara Kcwalcxuk; Stephen Kuc, Doniclella PopowJcz; Maxim i'en-dzar, Agatha Danylek: Theodore Za-haiko, Dominica Mlnlatowlcz; Phlllpp Zaluckl, Mary Wasylyssyn: Basyl Ka-raluss, Sophia Przygrodzkl; Marcus Prowalny.1, Mary Lycha; Peter Prysy-. acznic.ii, Mary Juzwa; Anthony LaJ-' luk, Anthotilne Waslo; Zacharlaa Mua-yczka, Catharine Cuzcma; Adalbert Pldstowka, Anne Zachnlskl; Tom Lo-gun, Sophia Busarcr.uk; Mike Staszkl-ewlcz, Farasceve Demczuk; Onyszko Rybak, Anna Procaylo; John Kormylo, Roaallu Hzkawrltka; Gregory Zwlz-riaryk, Baslllssa Kurlacxky; Basyl 8M-ba, Anne Kawua; Nicholas Goral, Mary Mozol; Anthony ZiclaronyJ. Mary Rer-esna; Ormphrlus Wllchowczskl, Helena Bllmu; Dmltro Kulak, Rosalia Ft-dlw; John Sawczvn, Anne Kaluskl; John Mandlak, Mary I'rocopczuk; Alexander Dansluk, Anne Baltvjan; Jos.

Slraut. Christine Fllewlcz; Gregory Krawczuk. Anne llurmatluk; Mike Ro-galskl, Rosalia Idlslnus Cli zklcwlcz, Mary Pylvpcxuk: Mike Holvlo, Anne Kowal; Peler Horotluk Anne H.iroilnyJ; Theodore Haraezal' Pelagla Lucvk. Firemen Have Run. Overheated stove pipes the rest- dence of H.

H. Harris, 15 Clarke street. Port Rouge, gave the firemen a run this morning. No damage wis done. v.

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