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Saturday,
July
21,
J923.
II.
J?,
Wallace
of
aurouver
and
formerly
of
(his
rilv.
wlm
GENKRAL
McRAE
GIVES
ADDRESS
ON
ISSUES
OP
DAY,
EMPRESS
THEATRE
(continued
from
pase
one)
linos.
.Cilios
like
indivdunU
mut
walk
lieforo
tlicy
can
run.'
Cost
of
Government
Taking
tin.
Ih
address
of
Hon.
'A.
M.
.Man
son
who
was
lurr-
re-icenllv
ami
who
hail
rrfenvd
ispwtiicnlly,
(u
liini,
Uenoral
.Mr-lllao
said
il
wax
li
tlloult
to
ain-
wor
the
challenge
of
the
A
1
1
or.
npy
itnorul
lo
say
where
re-duftinns
in
expenditures
could
lip.
made.-
1erause
(
lio
fart
and
fipures
were
nol
nvailnlde
In
de-'
ail.
The
(iovornnirn
was
a
I
a
run
corporation.
In
which
I
In
JTpeople
where
the
.shareholder
and
Ihey
should
issue
a
slate-men!
each
ar
showing
wind
fliey
were
doinp
with
the
money.
The
revenue
and
expenditure
fttnlc.menl
issued
ho
could
nol
understand,
lie
had
lo
get
one
or
Iwo
chartered
accountants
l
compile
figure
for
hini.
Mr.
Mansnu
admitted
ho
did
Imt
know
how
much
they
had
spout
hul,
aoVorilinp
In
his
figures,
Micro
had
boon
1
08,770,000.
The
money
had
eventually
lo
ho
naiil
hy
Jhe
ronsunior
for
the
manufacturer
of
an
article
added
Iho
taxes
to
Iho
price
and
this
was
passed
on
to
Iho
wholesaler
and
retailer
until
Iho
consumer
paid
the
hill.
This
raused
the
liirh
cost
of
living.
Fifteen
years
a?n
there
was
as
much
vcash
in
the
hank
as
do.
Iionluros
outstanding.
Today
the
deht
of
Iho
nrovinco
was
iK7.-
000,000
and
It
would
he
0o
000,000
he
fore
Iho
present
lepjs-
llalruo
expired.
This
lo
a
family
Vi
.
J
8"r
".I
h'S
"I11"10-"
,hat
It
'night
be
.uile.
pns-
nd
the
interest
and
sinking
fund
.s.ble
lo
construct
a
golf
course
in
Ibis
city
cither
on
Montreal
,
n
il
had
In
ho
pa'id.
Mr.
Man-Heights,
In
hection
Three,
or
at
some
other
nearby
location.
;
,,,!
.
i,i,n
nr...ri,i
il...
eem
probable
that
the
whole
cleared
lownsife
-selves
on
k'eeuinir
their
sinking
will
be
needed
for
residential
purposes
for
a
mimlier
of
vr.
and
in
Ihe
meantime
il
might
well
be
used
as
a
golf
course.
II
would
have
lo
be
drained
to
"some
extent
and
greens
made,
but
the
result
would
well
repay
for
the
trouble
and
expense
involved.
Mr.
Wallace
points
out
that
throughout
this
country
and
the
United
Statesinnd
Britain
a
golf
course
is
being
looked
upon
as
necessary
to
a
town
this
size.-
It
i
Ihe
greatest
possible
attraction
for
tourists
ami
nlonjr
with
Mhe
promised
Canadian
National
hotel
would
place
this
city
on
the
tourist
route
as
a
stopping
off
place.
While
an
eighteen
hole
crnrse
is
desirable,
nine
bole.
would
serve
Ihe
purpose
and
this
would'
give
n
most
attractive
feature.
It
was
'further
mentioned
that
golf
is
no
longer
looked
upon
as
a
game
for
the
rich
or
the
old.
It
is
a
game
for
democracy.
Looked
nt
commercially
it
would
be
the
greatest
attraction
Prince
Rupert
(jciiildoffer
lopeojMe
travelling
this
far
north.
Many
Will
Regret
Death
of
Villa,
The
death
of
Francisco
Villa'will
be
regretted
by
many
who
aumire
n
nrwg
nation
of
any
kimj
in
any
rountrj-.
For
a
long
time
he
defied
his
opponents
in
.Mexico
and
also
the
government
oi
me
unneu
mates,
anil
when
I'ershing
went
out
to
pursue,
him
he
made
ihat
noted
general
look
anything
but
dignified.
Villa
is
a
type
of
n
passing
age,
a
man
who
could
only
spring
lo
prominence
under
condition
stich
as
have
existed
in
Mexico
fqr
n
number
of
years
past.
He
has
gone
the
way
of
most
Mexican
leaders.
General
McRae
$
Seems
8incere.
Whatever
may
be
said,
against
fieneral
McRae,
leader
of
the
provincial
party,
he
at
any
rale
seems
sincere.
The
diffi-cnlty
is
that
be
is
Iryjug
lo
reconcile
two
opposite
lines
of
policy.
Oil
the.
one
hand
he
js
nut
for
ruthlessly
culling
down
expenditures,
and
on"
the
other
hanTl
he
would
offer
inducements
to
capitalists
lo
conv
in
and
start
pulp
and
paper
industries,
would
encourage
prospectors,
would
remove
the
lax
from
miningmtil
the
capital
invested'
hnd
been
returned,
and
would
give
Northern
British
Columbia''
larger
appropriations.
Just
bow
nt?
wuiiiu
,00
nu
mis
ne
uoes
;ioi
tell.
lie
says
there
ar?
three
men
to
one
job
in
the
government
service.
It
might
be.
well
to
nsk
the
civil
servants
here
if
that
is
Inie,
Complaints
have
come
to
us
thai
the
staffs
in
some
department
here;
are
overworked
nnd
that
instead
of
cutting
.jywii
uiiin
simiiiu
ie
increases
in
me
starr
in
order
lo
cope,
with'-
the
work.
Tdiere
are
also
complaints
from
time
lo
lime
uiui
me
jneii
anu
women
m
the
service
are
underpaid.
Ye
fieneral
McRae
would
"ruthlessly
prune"
then'
slill'more.
Afain
complaints
have
sonfetimes
been
made
thai
the
i
parlmenl
of
lands
under
Hon.
T.
I).
Palliillo
has
made
too
many
V.
puip
anu
paper
.
companies
alrcndy.
Yet
fieneral
McRae
would
go
further
nnd
it
those
already
,
.
offered.
'
.
mM
If
on
v
thcrme
-
hand
'
he
iiP-'ii'.iin:uin
is
going
to
hand
null
out
the
income
of
the
province
to
the
big
capitalists
and
on
the
.....vr
.
in
umvii
expenditures
Iy
ruthlessly
pruning
the
civil
ner
vice,
t
ion
,e
will
have
lo
eplniri
a
lot
more
fully
before
wo
are
NviUr
lum.
:
I'.'W
-'Mher
politicians,
the
fieneral
knocks
his
opponents
cries
wolf,
w0lf,".says
everybody
is
wrong
but
himself,
careful
y
.refrain
Irom
detail
in
connection
with'
nnyproposals
he
makes
and
pander
lo
local
prejudices.
Hi
visit
it
further
p,7--f
,
,.
V
Ul"1
1nme
of
n
party
does
not
count
but
Ihat
iR
pol
.cans
are
al.ke
in
many
respects
only
sonic
are
wor.?
Winn
others
and
of
course
some
are
bollor.
NABOB
I
TE
Teax-
tvsi
H
fthoutd
be
fuii'i
intact
hut
they
had
lo
borrow
money
to
jtrovhlo
It.
Mr.
I'allullo
said
Iho
pejiplo
of
the
irovinco
were
a
great
and
wonderful
l.eople.
This
was
true
fur
if
Ihey
were
not
they
would
not
be
able
to
lutr
Ihe
load.
Wants
Investigation
lienoral
.Meltae
ouoled
a
lot
more
fiyures
and
staled
f
hat
in
I
lie
U.c.
fiovernment
service
It
look
three
men
to
do
the
job
if
me.
He
characterized
Ihe
De-larlmenl
of
Industrie
as
"one
of
Iho
worst
scandals
of
Ihe
pro
.1
M
i
...
si-mi
nay,
ami
asKou
Uiul
a
reputable
firm
of
chartered
ac-rountanls
go
into
il
and
lie
would
pay
Ihe
expense
of
the
audit
and
also
Ihe
cost
of
ailyer
using
ihe
result.
He
did
Tint
think
this
could
be
refused.
Ciiying
credit
for
Ihe
Mothers
I'oiisions
as
legislation
of
which
me
iovernmeiit
might
well
he
prowl,
the
speaker
asked
why
incy
should
suggest
it
be
cut
run.
lie
I
hough!
however,
tlx
act
might
Do
slinened
so
as
nol
lo
carry
the
1
ligations
belong
lug
to
other
provinces.
They
did
ni-u
in
iakK
care
or
ineir
owim
responsihililies.
Liquor
Business
Iho
lieneral
llien
deull
with
Hie
liquor
tratlic
and
Hie
slate-
mem
i,i
iho
Attorney
(ieneral
Ihat.
he
was
going
lo
gel
Ilia
ex
lum
liquor
nouses,
il
was
sur
prise
to
him
that
he
had
not
got
i.iiem
ninjr
ago.
He
(old
of
liiiior
warehouses
in
Ihe
interior
of
Iho
province
which
paid
a
license
of
10,000
lo
Iho
province
and
exorleil
the
liquor
in
Cadillac
cars.
,o
proper
check,
lie
claimed
was
made
lo
see
thai
the
liquor
got
out
of
the
country,
hut
was
sold
by
boot
loggers
in
the
Koolenay
and
some
of
it
was
brought
buck
to
Vancouver.
His
friends
in
Vancouver
now
bought,
their
tiquor
from
bootlegger
Instead
of
from
the
liovernmeiit
liquor
lors
be
cause
they
could
got
il
for
a
dollar
u
bottle
cheaper.
If
.Man-son
wanted
lo
gel
them
h
thought
he
could
do
so.
Ho,
did
not
sccwhylfio
Federal
(lovern-rnenl'
allowed
it,
to
go
on.
I'he
more
ho
saw
of
Ihe
ml-
niinislralioii
of
the
province,
Ihe!
more
ho
was
Impressed
with
lis
business
iuetlirency,
declared
Iho
speaker.
He
did
not
believe
they
g'X
more
than
10
per
cent
elll-
cienry.
All
coiiuriunllies
which
he
had
visiled
said
they
were-not
gulling
their
due.
He
suggested
Ihat
sixly
million
.dollars
,
bad
been
thrown
away.
Irrigation
and
Reclamation
fieneral
.Klewurt
thou
took
up
Iho
matter
of
Mr.
I'allnllo's
Irrigation
and
reclamation
policy
crillcixcd
II
in
some
delall
claiming
il
.would
show
a
loss,
TH1
DXILT
NEWS
Saturday,
JuV
'51,
10
j
AN
INTERVIEW
WITH
PROMINENT
THEATRICAL
MAN
W.
J.
MALCOMB
Famons
Cluractrr
Man
of
tha
Old
School
JO-TO
COMPANY:
Under
God,
Jo-To
aarrd
ny
life.
Why,
man,
I
had
auffrrrd
torturra
from
stomach
trouble
for
thirty
yean.
I
had
fire
XRar
examination
made
of
my
stomach
and
three
doctors
told
me
I
had
ulcers
there
that
would
finish
me.
For
to
years
and
eight
months
I
nerer
did
a
tap
of
work
and
what
I
suffered
bo
one
will
ever
.know.
Duriajr
this
period
my,
wife
and
I
tired
oa
$330
and
the
teneroum
assistance
siren
us
by
the
Elks,
of
which
lodee
lama
member.
I
fell
away
in
weight
from
263
pounds
to
130.
Just
think
of
that
for
a
man
of
more
than
a
mate
height.
Why,
man,
I
was
dying,
and
was
la
a
condition
that
I
did
not
care
how
soon
it
happened.
was
la
such
agony,
that
I
would
hare
taken
anything,
and
you
can
fancy
how
happy
I
was
when
I
found
that
Jo-To
relieTed
me.
I,
took
the
first
box
and
as
I
continued
to
improre
I
took
four
more
before
I
was
back
to
the
normal.
Now
look
at
met
I
weigh
180
pounds
and
feel
like
a
boy.
Why,
the
benefit
to
my
nerves
was
wonderful.
It
used
to
be
that
I
would
feel
like
screaming
if
I
heard
a
scratching
sound,
but
when
you
came
In,
do
you
know
what
I
was
doing?
I
was
filing
a
thin
piece
of
steel
to
make
a
key,
and
the
raiping
did
not
bother
me
a
bit.
Let
me
tell
you
something
else.
31
y
head
is
now
so
clear
and
I
feel
so
attire
that
my
earning
capacity
is
wonderfully
in
creased.
la
addition
to
my
regular
work
here
I
carry
out
little
plans
on
the
side
thaU
hare
added
materially
to
my
income.'
In
short,
instead
of
dying
I
am
alive
in
e?ery
sense
of
the
word.
Go
ahead
and
tell
the
world
about
Jo-To.
Tell
them
I
hare
so
much
faith
I
would
stake
my
life
on
its
efficacy,
for
Jo-To
aaTed
my
life
a
sure
as
God
is
in
heaven.
Anybody
that
doubts
this
can
only
write
me
or
come
and
see
me,
and
I
will
con
vince
mem
tnat
it
is
ue
truth.
The
farther
you
can
spread
the
story
the
better
it
will
be
for
mankind.
W.
J.
MALCOMB
Jo-To
quickly
and
harmlessly
re-litres
all
stomach
distress
and
suf
fering
such
as
gas,
acid,
sour
atom
ach
(heartburn),
bloating,
and
all
after
eating
distress.
Gusranteed
absolutely
harmless.
Sold
at
all
drug
stores,
try,
the
speaker
spoke
of
complaint.
made
ropardiiu;
taxation,
j
Minerals
in
Iho
hill
were
of
no
.value.
It
was
only
when
they
were
dnp
thai
I
hoy
hnd
value.
The
money
was
spout
in
supplies
and
machinery.
"Iho
minor
should
ho
fdlowed
ll
gel
his
capital
lM'k
before
lhO(
inern
nient
went
afjer
him
for
Ippfone
ln.
Ho
would
nlS"
onConrase
the
prospector.
What,
ho
aVcd,
would
become
of
the
province
If
they
did
not
encourage
J
he-prospector
lo
jjo
into
Ihe
hill.
!)
wdopiiienl
of
thy
Industries
would
provide
a
market
fr
Hie
produce
of
Ihe
farm.
There
wul
a
feeling
in
Mio
north
thai
Vancouver
waM
not
concerned
about
I
hem.
11ierpeo,
plo
of
Vancouver
were
deeply
concerned,
however,
nt
the
financial
burden
to
o
homo.
For
in
creased
development
they
were
looking
In
Iho
interior
of
British
Columbia.
Lack
of
inforpialion
in
regard
In
that
part
of
Iho
province
was
due,
ho
claimed,
to
I
lie
failure
of
Iho
members.
While
Hiev
hoodcl
Iho
dUlrirl
they
did
not
tell
nltoul
Iho
pro.
bleiiis
of
marketing,
road
nnd
other
diflicullie.
Restricted
Viewpoint
fieneral
Stewart
then
dated
Iho
petiole
of
,
Prince
Hiiorl
n
being
restricted
in
I
heir
iew-pninl.
In
Vancouver
Ihey
were
educated
lo
the
fact
that
Iheir
Micro-,
'was
due
In
the
success
of
agriculture.
'Hie
district
from
here
to
Prince
(icorgo
belonged
lo
Prince
Hupcrl
and
he
ulod
Then
I
happened
to
try
Jo-To.
I
I
bow
much
lime
Ihey
had
given
Lord
put
walor
.and
it
was
do!
necessary
lo
lake
any
off.
If
Ihe
money
had
been
spent
along
Ihe
line
of
(he
(i.T.P.
what
would
this
have
meant?
However,
I
lie
situation
was
not
hopeless.
The
Provincial
Parly
was
pledged
lo
develop
industry
and
agriculture,
Ihe
north
there
wore
Iwo
partially
developed
industries,
limber
and
mines.
Lumber
business
had
been
pro
fitable
during
the
past
six
months
owing
to
the
develop
ment
of
the
Panama
fianal
route.
Concessions
to
Capital
In
Iho
north
were
the
best
P'k'p
reserves
in
North
America.
Mr.
Patlullo
said'
they
had
boon
figuring
Willi
seven
syndicales
but
ho
was
tired
of
this
development
in
Ihe
press.
He
wanted
lo
see
Ihe
men
on
the
ground.
While
there
had
been
greal
activity
in
the
induslry
there
was
not
one
pew
plant.
Patlullo
had
nol
boon'
frank.
He
know
dial
the
facts
wece
the
Oliver
fiovorn-menl
was
afraid
to
deal
wilhjhe
situation
courageously.
Jin
fU
nancier
would
put
five
or
len
million
dollars
into
the
business
under
Iho
present
basis.
To
got
into
the
businoss'ai
least
thirty
years
supply
of
lupiber
must
be
assured
and
no
t
company
could
pay
the
liconso
fees'
In
addition'
to
Iho
slumptige..
In
Ontario
and
Quebec
they
hud
legislation
lo
encourage
Iho
pulp
and
paper
business.
Similar
legislation
must
be
adopted
here
in
order
to
give
it
stability,
Hoyally
on,'
limber
was
based
on
Ihe
selling
price
of
timber
The
sluiupago
was
high
because
lumber
prices
were1
high
und
there
would
bo
advances
in
III
IT
future.
I.imH.ImIIiui
nlmiilil
linvn
No
one
was
pleased
with
been
passed
five
years
ago,
Pulp
inc.
iieveiopmenl.
sclieioes.
In
(mhiui
pl.
i.i
..,.1
1...
.inria.i
...
1
,
tl
I
Ml
III
III
IV
in-
"
'I
lid
not
.
think
....
money
should
have
until
there,
was
1
1
f
W
'
definite
been
spool
thai
way
when
(hero
legislation.
'
was
unoccupied
land
In
central
mining
"V
British
Columbia
on
which
the
Turning
to
;Jtie
mining
.Indus.
jlo
developing
il.
Active
Mipporl
was
necessary
In
help
lln-m
work
out
Iheir
problems.
IF
thought
the
north
was
'much
neclivled.
.Ministers
were
'making
good
fellows
of
lhemevos
in
the-south
and
losing
out
nt
home.
Then
were
at
present
two
ministers
in
Prince
Humeri
but
Iho
Provin
clal
I'arty
would
nol
promise
Ihoni
thai
many.
The
qnoiion
of
expenditure
jn
Jhe
north
should
he
settled,
lie
thought
southern
U.C:
would
support
an
reasonable
policy.
o
intended
lo
slain
In
Vancouver
wind
ha
had
said
hero.
If
the
present
memliers
had
nol
Ihe
nerve,
-he
would
do
it.
Brass
Tacks
Concluding
the
fieneral
said
this
Was
a
real
country,
but
Ihey
must
gel
down
to
brass
lacks
und
pull
tosolher
as
a
unit.
II
asked
If
Ihey
wanted
fiv
years
more
of
Liberal
fiovernment.
A
voice:
imiario
has
gone
back."
fieneral
McRae;
Yes,
Ontario
has
gone
back
because
the
one
luriiod
out
wa
worse
than
Iho
one
in
before.
They
spent
morn
iimney.
II
was.
a
class
move
menl,"
Money
and
own
must
!e
got
in
and
Ihey
ootid
not
do
this
un
esi
Ihey
got
rid
of
llin
govern
mem
at
Victoria.
There
must
he
good
men
lo
represent,
(hem
There
must'
bo
rulMess'oulling
down
of
expenditures
and
run
iiiug
Hie
fioverntnenl
on
business
principles
in
order
In
succeed
lie
was
not
out
after
voles
but
ho
found
flint
eighty
percent
of
the
people
were
sick
of
Ihe
old
parlies.
I
he
speakers
were
Introduced
by
r.bairman
lloss
McKav
and
Iho
4irsl
speaker,
Mr.
Htewarl
gave
an
interesting
resume
of
the
founding
of
Iho
Provincial
Parly
and
its
objects.
i..
-
notice:
to
contract
cms.
orrirm
ii
Ano,
in
illrlri.
B.C.
imi:
Sr.Al.rn
TF.Xbr.llS.
iirrrMlA
"T.n
Art
fur
Attj'iit
Oovrmim-iit
Bwlomn,"
will
r
rrrriTl-H
UJ
IIW
IIOIHMI
TSIilO
UlA
JlltllOfr
nf
rnlille
Wurks
up
if
Q'rlork
noon
of
TiirnUy,
the
Mib
day
V
(If
fl
liw
ernronm
md
roniiHrOon
nf
0nfrnnini
the
nlr.
Iltl,
fur
Ailin
Klnloril
1'lariA,
Spri-tflrsilon,
Contrtrt
md
Fornn
of
Temli-f
fiMiy
nwn
(,n
itnl
trirr
tlir
lath
day
or
June,
ifi,
md
rurllwr
Information
obuim-d
ii
in
If
nrimnt
t
'
iii,
'riuiiii-ni
iminiinrt
ind
it
Ihn
rollnwlnir
nfrirri
ilovrrniiirnt
Armt
(Uxirt
IIimjw,
Vinrniju-f,
md
Oovernnii-ni
An-nt,
lUnIrl
Hiiuk.
I'riiii-
nmi
Ciifii
of
pUnn,
nierificudai.
etc-
rm
Imi
i.Mlliii'd
fmin
Ihe
firpirtuii-rR
i
tiiy.
inrnl
nf
i
depnill
of
Ten
UolUri
(IIO.OO).
In
hsmI
rniiintlon.
iiuru
Tlij
;
or
tny
tmdrr
dm
Mrr(.
Victoria,
ll.fi
jun
nth,
1
913.
Mrlly
irreflwl.
'
,
..
.
r-
MU
UP.
Public
Work
rnrinrer
nmrtini-iil
.f
PuLliwvi.ri.
TfniWi
ir
rnn,i.rf
.
.
of
the
foniier
I'ni...
HinZ.
L
lliMMe.
third
Avenue,
to
the
iionie
'
I
Mid
curl
ii,
,rX
SSL'S
w
tion.
tieiiiu
r
t,;rt.;'i
Siiav
1
.....
i
.2
rier-
mrsjiKjn
l
eVl.
!
LiUn"r.
M'.
V.
0
cm"
'..
-
""i"'f
u),
Ltd.
end
lo
reject
.ny
o,
,
Iffi"
"
"
l
Will
you
be
One
of
the
2,000,000?
Ten
years
ago
almost
evtry
woman
baked
her
own
bread.
Today,
In
most
of
the
United
States,
the
majority
patron,
lze
the
baker
Five
years
ago
almost
all
washing
was
done
in
the
home.
Today
almost
2,000,-000
send
their
entire
family
bundle
to
the
laundry.
And
nowhere
Is
this
modern
method
'"more
popular
than
right
here
in
our
own
city.
If
you
were
to
call
any
day
at
our
laundry,
wc
could
show
you
proof.
Why?
Because
the
service
we
offer
takes
all
the
washing
completely
out
of
your
home.
Think
of
it
no
laundress
to
bother
whh;
no
water,
tubs,
and
soiled
clothes
to
struggle
with.
Just
a
minute
at
the
,
phone,
snd
your
washing
is
taken
off
C
your
hands.
We
have
a
number
of
services
for
you
'
to
select
from
telephone
snd
have
us
explain
all
about
them.
Regardless
of
whether
you
employ
a
laundress
or
do
your
own
washing,
you
wfl
find
this
ser
vice
wLQ
save
you
tune,
and
money,
too.
Canadian
Steam
i
Laundry
Phone
8
Send
H
t
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
0.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
FlosUng
Dry
Doek
Knglnsers),
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Patter
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Els.
Electric
arid
Acetylene
Welding.
Our
plant
Is
equipped
to
Vrndle
all
kinds
of
Marine
and
Commercial
Work
PHONIS
41
AND
SM
sH
'issssssssB'sH.fl
JhtBtvMeuiaNv
The
Home
Beverage
n
eter
welcome
friend
in
the
home,
SATISFIES
THIRST
A
ENCOURAGES
APPETITE
AIDS
DIGESTION
PROMOTES
GOOD
CHEER
Bottled
at
the
brewery
and
sealed
in
light-tight,
sterilized
bottles,
it
Is
alwayi
in
fine
condition
when
yon
open,
it.
Demand
'Cascade
Beer'
all
Government
Vendors
supply
it.
Orefer
st
case
today.
VANCOUVER
BREWERIES
LIMITED
Tills
advertisrmfnt
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
I
Jquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
tl.r
Government
of
Urltish
Columbia,
.