Ladysmith Standard
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issued: 2017-07-31
issued: 1908-01-29
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note: LADYSMITH STANDARD VOLUME I. NUMBER 34 LADYSMITH, BRITISH COLUMBIA, ^SDNESDAY. JANUARY 29th, 1908. SEMI-WEEKLY WE WOULD SOLICIT YOUR FIRST OF MONTH ORDER J. A. BLAIR, a-a>%%a>%%%av%<ifj| JAS. ADAM. and you-will find our -Priees very oloso, und Goods of the Highest Quality- Royal Housoh'd Flour, per sk. 81.05 Moffots Best Flour, por sk i.95 Best Pastry Flour, por sk 1.75 20 lb. Sack of Sugar 1.20 10 lb. Lard, pcr tin 1.66 Local Potatoes, per stick 1.50 Beet Ashcroft potatoes, iter sk. 1.75 Spanish Onions, per lb 06 10 It. crook Butter, per lb 85 flood Cook Butter, per lb 80 Cowichnn Butter, por lb ii Gossagos English Soap, 21 bam 1.00 Clark's Pork and Beans, 8 tins .25 English Marmalade; 8 tins 50 Climax .lolly in 1 lb. glasses,2 for " 25 We have received tlie balance bf our WOOL AND EIDERDOWN COMFOJtTBKK, unil this cold weather you will find these a necessity. Prices light—from 81-50 to 818,50. BLAIR & ADAM. YOUR GROCERS. | pa a a a a a amm-n *Iffffll- — lTmmiia| CITY COUNCIL GETS TO BUSINESS M*i vs |w ——-.ft Gibbona Case Settled at Last and Mayor'. Nichols-oil Appoints Other Three Commit teen. THE FOOTBALL Tho socond incut ing ot tho City hands of tlie lawyers, Council was hold in tho City Hall'was hud thoy tho j on Monday evening. Mayor Nicholson pit's HI eel nnd thoro woro presont Aldermen Haworth, Campbell, Browh McKinnell and Muitheson. Aid. Huberts Takes Seat with Mr. (Hl-'bons out vers'. If they could lit ftwnr of dorinl'tng Pi-', bona, Aid. Ilnworth oaicl that Mr rhe question wer tu settle do these law- would bo in tn Mr. Ulu- f a ll* A oommiinicutlon was read from bons luid undortakon to withdraw Mr. (J. Wilson, Socrelary of the Citizen's league, recommending that.Mr G. Koberts be appointed go thc vacancy on the East Ward. On tho motion of Aid. Matheson, socondod by AW. Haworth, Mr. Roberts was vo-' ted to tho vacancy unanimously. Mr. John Stewart then administered the oath of olllco to the alderman tho ease in consideration of the sum of 8120. Mayor Nichol…
note: " "" '" "'"' und quality It promises.to break all previous records. The fruit exchanges of the state say that tlie total output of oranges will reach 30,- ouo car loads. r- St. Paul, Jan. 27— A special from Marshlletd, Wis., to the Pioneer Press says that Rev. Joseph Brown, a Sunday school missionary, has found among the Indians ln Oconto county, Wis., a llible given to tho Oneida tribe ln 1754 by the secretary of tho Prince of Wales. Tho present was on behalf of the Church of England. At that time the tribe was living in Massachusetts. Tbe historical Bible Is In two volumes, onch weighing twenty pounds. The Biblo in now tn the possession of tho Indian with whom Rev. Dr. Brown stayed while organizing o church among tho red men. WASHINGTON, D. C, Jan. 27. - The constitutionality of 'che act of congress of June 1, 1898, prohibiting railroad companies engaged in inter-state commerce from discriminating against members of labor organizations in the matter of employment, was called into question by the case of William Adair vs. the United States, today, favorable to Adair. The opinion was by Justice Harlan, and held the law to be repugnant to tho constitution. Humboldt, Sask., Jan, 27— J, S, Chuster, a man about fifty years of age, was found dead on the trail leading to Fulda early this morning. His head has a large bruise on the left temple, and there may have been foul piny. The police and coronor are investigating, LISBON, Jan. 27- Tho polka arrested last night on tho charge of conspiracy, a woman friend of tho merchant Sousa, who was imprisoned recently on account of tho discovery of a stock of rovolvors ln his house. Oranito Cutters of tho Twin Cities have completed the formation of e union that embraces practically every member of the craft In both St. Paul and Minneapolis. Houston, Tex., Jan. 25.—Tho first shipment through tho Sabine Lake canal, the last cut In which was made by th* government yesterday, wns of export lumber for England by a lumber company. THREE …
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spatial: Ladysmith (B.C.)
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language: English
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publisher: Ladysmith : Ladysmith Publishing Co.
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