lurday,
Auarusl
II.
1923.
TOY
S!
at
Reduced
Prices
New
goods
will
arrive
shortly,
llvmiiuiilg
miitl
go.
Itis-cttiilintic'il
lines
must
go.
Prices
Cut
in
Two
Away
below
cost.
See
our
window.
Now
i
your
opportunity
lo
get
something
for
the
children
at
wry
small
tosl.
One
fourth
off
on
ull
toys
and
much
more
on
others.
Gill
Gold-plated
Safety
Razor
Price
$1.00
Hf
re
U
the
bisect
rarer
value
in
twenty
year.
Through
a
fortunats
pur
chair,
we
offer
thit
gold-flated
genuine
rruJe-itv
Canada
Gillette
at
an
unheard-of
price.
Complete
in
every
detail
ette
Tricw
CiUVttri
are
ncx
"
ttxonit"
or
"Army
Utue."
They
ire
newly
manufactured
genuine
Gillette
nock.
They
re
ttacttr
11
repretentej
irul
,e
guarantee
ihem
to
be
perfect
In
material
an
J
worlmanarrip.
Get
yourt
toJjy.
None
to
Li
to
Jeatcra,
ORMES
LTD.
The
Rexal!
Stores.
Phones
200,
82
and
134.
3rd
Ave.
and
6th.
3rd
Ave.
and
2nd.
We
pay
toliigc
on
all
mail
orders.
"Rupert"
Brand
Kippers
SMOKED
DAILY
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Lid.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Special
Teapot
Sale
We
have
been
fortunate
in
securing
an
assorted
crate
of
Old
Huglish
Teapots
which
we
have
priced
exceptionally
low.
There
are
several
stylos
and
sizes
to
choose
from.
Prices
run
from
(I0c
to
$1.50.
TJiey
are
now
on
display
in
our
window.
KAIEN
HARDWARE
CO.
P.O.
Box-1646.
608
Third
Ave.
Tel.
3.
Prince
Rupert
CIGAR
STORE
"The
Service
Store.'1
WE
CASH
CHEQUES.
Ag'cilWs
For:
IN.
and
S.
ENGINES
M
jTerm,
Arranged
To
Suit
Purchaiera.
Phone
Blue
01.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
RATION
BACK
RAIN
PROVES
WELCOME
0
FROM
EUROPE!
VERY
lUon
There
Keller
Thin
He
Et-of
Indiialriet
Hue
Been
Hampered
SMOKE
nc
Itd-i-Miilrd
liatllelleldi
Operation
lleeauae
f
Water
France
Hhortafe
WAS
AT
rilKSIOKNT
II
AIUHMH
R'NKK.M.
AT
SAX
HUNC1SCO
"I
iimiimI
general
condition
in
France
ikI
miirli
better
than
I
rx-
iecleJ."
-.tilled
Wilfrid
(.ration,
local
iiutluett
muii,
mIki
returned
to
the
city
rattnlae
afternoon
by
the
t
earner
Prince
ltuierl,
after
an
absence
of
Ihrre
mouth
during
which
time
he
viaitcd
halertt
Canada,
(
tilled
Statet,
Knjcland,
France
and
Switzerland.
Tlictc
two
t-i.uulries
teem
lo
he'
on
a
Kood
fiM.linjf.
and
the
cole
teem
to
lite
well,
and
hard
time
are
not
very
aptuirenl.
in
ruurx',
the
Ituhr
titualion
and
the
llf-
Ileultlc
atlenditiK
a
aelllrinetit
of
re
INiration
problrmt
tend
to
make
the
air
unul
t
Uil.
In
the
ruurte
of
hit
t
rl
i.
Mr.
Oratto-i
vitited
nidi
centre
a
l-oinlon
and
I'aria.
He
also
wat
over
the
battlefield
of.
France
and
ut
in
Ithelma
for
a
liiuf.-TMa-rk
of
the
mar
Mill
remain
HKtj
on
the
trchitedure
of
the
IMitijon
of
franco
that
wat
occupied
by
I
he
Germans
hut
a
quick
recovery
i
tllll
in
uroiirett.
Former
battle-
rn:tn))tare
once
again
well
cultivated
licit!";
There
in
no
difficulty
in
tl-.it
in
",hee
place
a
tome
eiile
on
thit
aid
think
Mr.
(iratlon
wat
in
loudon
at
the
1
1
mo
of
a
furiout
Ihundrrtlurm
which
!wat
drtrribvd
In
Ihe
Daily
Newt
lately.
I
".Neediest
to
tay.
I
did
not
get
any
-lccp
that
ilia;''."
taid
Mr.
(iratlon.
Ixindon
and
France
Ixiulmi
and
France
are
very
huty
til
ic
Mr.
(i
rail
on
taya,
and
are
filled
with
thousamlt
of
louritta.
Mr
firalloii
nude
the
iataK-
to
l.i:nnH'
from
New
York
on
the
Cun-artler
.liltunia.
ami
'returned
on
the
iiiitanu
to
New
York
from
Southampton.
doing
eutl.
Mr.
(Iratlon
tiiilcd
Win-iiK'at.
Toronto.
Montreal
and
Ottawa.
H-nditiK
-x
day
in
Ihe
latl-mentioncd
.
u.v
which
i
hi
native1
home.
Montreal
i.
uh'Mit
the
hutietl
rily
in
Canada.
Mr.
(ration
think.
Winning
it
complain
ing
of
lurd
timet
and
Vancouver
doe
not
ti-iin
any
Iimi
height.
In
Toronto
there
urr
a
great
many
huildingt
for
.ilc.
At
llardir.f'a
Faneral
American
eiliet
Mr.
(iratlon
tiitetl
ttcrc
Ni-w
York,
(ihicatgu.
Minneapolit.
SI.
Paul.
!.'.
Attgtlet
aiwl
San
Francit-
o.
Hi
in
San
Fraiwiteo
laat
week
it
Ihe
occasion
of
the
late
I'retident
llartling'K
funeral
Mr
icev
Tlie
tcetMrt
in
ami
aho-.it
tile
Palace
Hotel
wcr
niti-l
imprettive
at
Ihe
olieuiet
were
ii
roxrN.
Mr.
(iratlon
met
his
family
at
Iatz
Aiigelc
brwiirnl
ttttin
north
to
Yancouter.
Ilio
daughter.
Alice,
will
.-titer
.ch'Kd
in
ValK-
'.iter,
ami
lr?.
Orallon
will
rrtnrn
If
the
city
in
about
a
inoiilh'
lime.
A
(toy.
nl
this
cilt.
wIhi
tircoiiiunirl
Mr
(irHtlon
on
hi
Kortpiii
tour,
i
ow
ii:uik
at
Albany.
New
York,
with
'ilt
ton.
He
will
be
coming
MY.!
iff
the
neat
r
ii
I
(.
rt-
lo
take
mi
laixl
mar
van.
ou
.
r.
'PRINCE
RUPERT
IS
HONEYMOON
SHIP
"our
Set
of
NelyeJ
Arrited
from
Yaacovter
on
Steamer
Yetterday
Afternoon
Willi
four
wirt
of
bluhing
bride
iml
tmiling
groom.
aUianl,
Ihe
G.T.P.
I
earner
Prittre
lluK-rt.
(jipt.
II.
Donald,
m
her
urrital
here
fnxn
Ihr
toulh
yes-
i
nl.iy,
wat
a
real
honey
moon
thip.
Following
up
t-nthuiiatic
mciks
.f
arrwell
on
the
dock
at
Yancouter
prior
'o.
tailing
for
Ihe
north.
Ihe
fun
wat
kepi
up
throughout
Ihe
toy
age
north
mainly
through
the
actitilirt
of
the
'cnial
Akipier
and
hit
merry
-m:ikiiiK
Jtiiccrv
and
the
nrwlywttlt
could
lunl-ly
call
their
litet
their
own.
The
honcymooncrt,
all
of
whom
were
m-ently
in
the
vmlh.
were
t'iipt.
ami
Mrt,
Jack
Smith.
Yancouter;
Mr.
ami
Mr.
Paul
N.
Whit
ley.
Yancouter:
Mr.
and
Mrt.
I'.irl
Kirkpatrlck,
Yancouter.
ii
ltd
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
M.
Omnorton,
of
t
111
-k
-city.
Caipt.
Smith
is
the
ton
of
Mrt.
Mary
Klleii
Smilli.
M.I..A.
He
and
hit
bride
nrc
making
Ihe
round
trip
to
Stewart
at
are
Mr.
and
Mrt.
ICarl
Kirkpatrick.
Mr.
Klrkiatrick
It
Ihe
ton
of
Tliouut
KlikiMlrlcW-,
the
prominent
Yancouter
mill
man.
Paul
Whitley.
IIV,
it
u
memlicr
of
Ihe
ttalT
of
Ihe
I'nitertitv
of
llritith
Columbia.
He
and
hit
bride
are
making
the
('..N
il.
triangle
tour
und
left
for
JaMK-r
on
the
evening
train.
Mr.
and
Mrt.
A.
M.
lUinnorlou
are
taking
up
I
ht-1
r
residence
here,
Mr.
Cainnortoti
King
chief
engineer
on
the
lighlhoute
tender
lllrnie.
Id-
Plus
1c
Per
Piece
f
a
pound
FLOAT-IRONED
Family
Service
All)
of
your
washing
80
par
cent
or
your
Ironing
everything
rtturnod
dry
You
almply
touch
up
a
ftw
outer
garment
(uch
at
xaiata,
bloua.a,
hout
draaaea,
with
hand-iron,
Phona
ui
today,
CANADIAN
STEAM
LAUNDRY.
Phone
8.
The
advent
latt
night
and
thit
morn
ing
of
Ihe
lint
real
rainttorui
in
two
montht
It
timely
for
it
may
poatibly
mark
the
eml
01
a
penou
01
waier
thortage
on
thit
part
of
the
coatt
that.
continuing
much
longer,
would
liave
had
a
limit
teriout
inert
on
many
In
dustrie!.
Far
from
bemoaning
the
ad-
tent
of
heavy
precipitation,
mott
local
people
will
welcome
it.
lor
the
drought
tituatloiiii
had
already
become
acute.
The
Dig
Hay
taw
mill,
at
(leorgrtow
ii.
hat
been
abut
down
for
two
montht
lor
tack
of
water;
the
vtlialen
pulp
and
lumber
mill
at
Swanton
Hay,
and
the
Pacific
Mill,
at
Ocean
Fallv
hate
both
had
to
curtail
oH-ratlont
recently,
lluck
lev
Mil
hat
been
tcrloiitly
hamiM-rrd
canucrirt
on
Ihe
Skeena
Hit
er
liave
felt
Ihe
pinch,
and
just
thit
week
water
had
lo
be
taken
from
I
hit
city
lo
internet:
in
tank
cart.
Other
intlustrict
liave
Imi
been
affected
more
or
lett
ter
ioutlv.
Peculiarly,
the
inienor
agnruiiurai
ttiiti
l
at
at
rCTC
5IY
valley
during
the
past
few
weekt
liave
IH1NAMAN
Ijtilj
jlA
had
more
rain
lliau
the
roast.
Juvl
now
rain
it
not
wauled
there
for
much
of
the
bay
crop
hat
been
cut
and
It
lying
in
the
lieldt
to
dry
before
being
taken
in.
Hain
at
thit
time
would
iH-rlinp
mean
teriout
lotset.
Fortunately,
during
the
recent
dry
I
Dew.
aliat
Ah
Joe.
Chinese,
tpell,
forest
flret
hate
been
few.
In
the!
,,eauiM
guilty
in
the
ioliee
court
thit
interior,
nu
account
of
recent
rains
and
those
earlier
in
the
teatoii,
the
menace
wat
not
to
marked
at
latt
year.
How
ever,
the
dry
pcll
on
Ihe
coast
wa
partly
resixmsible
for
the
two
teriou
forrtt
firet
that
occurred
a
few
week:
ago
at
Anyot
and
Huckley
Hay.
The
rain
arriving
toilay
will
Ik-
a-
nreciatcd
atxl
the
hope
it
geueraly
e
pressed
that
it
will
continue.
SONS
OF
CANADA
WON
AT
SOCCER
Defeated
Crnllo
by
Score
of
2
lo
Ml
In
l.at
Mght'a
Cilhuly
Cup
Came.
The
Sons
of
Canada
look
the
(inl
into
rump
by
a
score
r
'I
to
nil
in
last
night't
(iilhuly
Caip
tenior
footliall
game.
Some
very
gil
Mxrcrr
wat
displjyrd
in
the
lirst
half
and
the
teams
seemed
very
evenly
matched,
honors
at
lr
a
nbv
wat
concerned
lining
dividetl.
Th
vmt
srnrt-d
through
Marks.
In
the
second
half,
the
play
wa
ragii-d
wilh
the
Sn
-showing
rxrior
ity
over
the
tobaeconikts.
From
a
cor
ner
kick
well
placed
'by
Alex.
Mitchell,
Eddie
Smith
scored
the
seooid
for
tlx
Canadians.
The
plating
of
Dmi.
Frizzrll,
111
voung
goalie
fr
tliesSms,
wat
one
o'
Ihe
outslandoiK'etttrrl.of
the
game.
He
wat
ettual
to
the
occasion
at
all
'.
iniit
ami
sated
several
dangeriHi
iltrmplt
fntui
rtxiuliiig
for
the
(irollo
J.
Campbell,
firotto
forward,
wa
inlereil
off
the
field
in
Ihe
tt-cond
lull
or
kicking
I
he
ball
after
it
had
bee.
tacvd
for
a
foul
kirk
by
I
lie
referee.
W.
F
Williseroft
wat
referee.
A
:iapprrtoti
and
J,,
Jackson
cWt-re
litis.-
men,
and
Ihe
teams
took
the
Held
a
'allows:
Sons
of
Can.sda
I).
Frincll:
H
-Irowii
ami
Y.
Mrnziet;
Hamilton.
V.
imith
and
(Uirker;
II.
Astoria.
Hert
Long.
J.
Marks,
W.
Mitchell
and
A.
Mitchell.
(irollo
S.
(lawlliorur:
II.
Hamilton
atxl
A.
Hoy;
P.
McGowau.
J.
M.
(aim-IkII
and
J.
Andrews;
F.
Hardy,
J.
Sims,
S.
Krskiur,
J.
(UiiipIm-II
and
J.
Joyce
CHIEF
ENGINEER
OF
LIGHTHOUSE
TENDER
BIRNIE
IS
MARRIED
Mr.
and
.Mrt.
A.
M.
Connorton
Arrived
From
Sovth
Yesterday
and
Will
Make
Home
In
City.
Angus
McKeurie
Connorlou,
ch'ef
engineer
on
the
Dominion
cot
eminent
lighthouse
tender
Hemic,
and
his
bride.
formerly
Mitt
(aimllnc
Walton
Powers,
of
Victoria,
arrited
in
Ihe
city
Jester-
.lay
afternoon
on
the
.steamer
Prince
HuiH-rt,
to
make
their
home
here.
Mr.
and
Mrt.
(atnnorton
were
married
last
week
in
Victoria,
at
St.
Andrew's
tail
hoi
ic
(atthcdral.
by
Hev.
r'uthrr
Wood.
The
bride,
who
was
given
away
by
Jier
brother,
wore
a
wedding
dress
ot
rtory
crcix:
wilh
veil
and
orange
blossoms
and
carried
a
botinuet
of
Ophelia
roses
and
swansonla.
Miss
Mar
garet
Frank,
bridesmaid,
wore
a
dress
at
corn-colored
talTeta
and
curried
a
bounttet
of
sweet
xras
ami
gypsophila.
The
groom
was
altendetl
by
hit
nephew.
Clamle
(aiunorlon.
The
roupFe
hate
been
sH-ii(ling
a
honeymoon
in
Vancouver
und
the
Sound
cities
the
bride
travelling
In
a
pretty
dress
and
wrap
of
gray
morucnin
wilh
but
eustiite.
JOBS
FOR
FIFTY
MEN
AT
EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE
Ollticull)
Kiperienred
In
Obtaining
Men
In
Prince
Itupert
lo
Work
at
Various
Distrlrt
Points.
Fifty
men
are
wauled
nt
the
Protlu-
l
tin
I
lailx.r
1
1
urea
ii
IimUiv
to
lake
jobs
olTcring
in
various
wrtt
of
the
district.
Loggers
are
wanted
for
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
Surf
Inlet
and
Alice
Arm,
teamsters,
swamH-rt
and
mill
men
are
wanted
for
mills
up
Ihe
line,
and
laborers
are
wanted
for
Aityox.
An
order
tvat
received
from
the
Dulhie
Mine.
Smithers,
lusl
night
for
machine
miners
und
men
are
wanted
for
the
('piled
(irain
('.rowers'
mill
at
llutlon.
i-ust
of
Prince
(leorge,
which
is
about
to
ro-oH-n.
J.
M.
(Utinpbcll,
superinlviideiil
of
the
burr.-tu,
rt-orts
diftlritlty
in
getting
men
In
fill
the'
runilrenunls.
No
unem-ployetl
iire'now
registered.
OLD
CHUM
TOBACCO
MONTHS
IN
JAIL
AND
TWO
HUNDRED
FINE
morning
to
a
charge
of
having
opium
unlawfully
in
hit
x.ssessioii
and
wat
'.eiitenred
to
six
montht
at
Okalla
witn
a
line
ot
nmi
ami,
tailing
payment
o.
the
line,
ail
additional
three
montht
in
iail.
Cily
Solicitor
Jonet
apX-ared
lor
he
proM-cutioii
and
l
W.
Palmore.
oi
I'atmore
i
Fulton,
for
the
detence.
Arrnv-d
wat
arrested
last
night
by
Ser
geant
Hailry
and
Constable
Mardonald
in
Ihe
course
of
a
raid
on
premises
near
the
comer
of
Fulton
and
highlit
,t
venue.
TEN
HALIBUT
BOATS
SELL
104,000
LBS.
Prices
are
again
Even
for
American
and
Canadian
Fl.h
at
Exchange
Ten
halibut
boats
told
catches
total
ling
I04.IMMI
(xtuixlt
at
the
Fish
r.x-change
Ibis
morning.
Three
American
schooners
had
3.INNI
pounds
and
seven
i
la
nail
ia
ns.
67,(MX
(xtunds.
The
highest
price,
13.1c,
was
mid
to
an
American
boat,
but
the
average
for
first
class
fish
was
alxmt
even
for
American
and
Can-
xlian
Ixiatt.
Ihe
latter
had
the
advantage
of
price
for
second
clas.
catches.
Arrivals
and
sales:
American
California,
X.
ixiunds,
at
Ulc
and
tic.
lo
Ihe
Athn
Fisheries.
raigtr.
g.lltrtl
poiiiids.
at
12JW-
and
Ulc,
lo
the
(Jinadiaii
Fish
Si
(a.ld
Storage
Co.
i
HeliauCe.
W,mt
xuixls,
at
12.V
ind
Ilk-,
to
the
Hooth
Fisheries
(airudian
(ai.
Canadian
Dorrren,
Ili.lNNl
ixihihIs,
al
13.1c
and
KLV;
Trains
1X(I
pounds,
at
V12c.
and
lll.tc,
to
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
Kaicu,
IIMNNI
pounds,
at
I2.Sc
and
IC.'x-,
and
Nrba.
ixxinds
at
12.1c
and
KLV
to
the
Hoyal
Fish
Cai.
Malamute.
lilHI)
xiuikIs.
at
12.1c
and
l(Cc.
and
Mayflower,
5.51
"Ml
xjunds,
at
12.7c
and
I0c
to
the
Alliu
Fisheries.
Annie
May,
1,'(HI
oumli,
at
12Jk'
and
lltJx:.
to
the
liixith
Fisheries
Canadian
Co.
NEW
STEAMER
SERYICE
WILL
START
TOMORROW
Steamer
Prince
Albert
Arrives
from
Var.ruver
and
Tomorrow
Moaning
Wit
Sail
for
Skcena
Hirer
The.
C.N.H.
Reamer
Prince
Allxrt.
(aipt.YN'eil
McLean,
which
arrived
from
Vancouver
yesterday
afternoon'
at
live
o'clock,
with
a
general
cargo,
will
tomorrow
institute
Ihe
new
local
service
announcement
of
which
was
made
early
Ibis
week.
The
strainer
will
sail
early
tomorrow-morning
for
the
Skeeua
Hiver,
returning
in
the
evening.
On
Monday
evening
the
vessel
will
sail
for
Stewart
and,
reluming
here
Wednesday
morning,
will
sail
in
the
evening
for
Ihe
(Juet-ii
Charlotte
Islands
and
Vancouver.
The
Prince
John,
Capt.
Harry
Neddcu,
will
alternate
with
the
Albert
in
this
new-weekly
service.
WIRELESS
KEPORT
(8
a.m.)
Digby'
Island
raining,
fresh
soul
lieu
si
wind;
barometer,
1"J."1;
temperature,
5.1;
sea
moderate.
Dead
Tree
Point
mining,
calm;
liaromrter,
2?.75;
tenixrnilure,
.V;
sea
smiKith.
Hull
Harbor
cloudy,
light
southeast
wind;
barometer,
21MI:
temperature,
Sfi;
sia
smooth:
8
p.m.
sxike
steamer
()l
una
320
miles
from
Seattle
bound
for
Seattle:
X
p.m.
sMike
steamer
Jefferson
3MI
miles
from
Scuttle
northbound,
K
p.m.
sxike
sli-iimer
Princess
Hcutrice
off
Ivory
Island
northbound;
H
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Prince
(leorge
oft
Pine
Island
southbound.
I
Noon)
Digby
Island
raining,
strong
south
east
wind;
barometer.
29,70;
temix-m-lure,
.17;
sen
moderate:
Princess
Alice
due
4
p.m.
southbound.
Deud
Trre
Point
cloudy,
calm:
bar
ometer,
29.19:
truiwruture,
G9;
sea
smooth.
Hull
llarlxir
nvervust,
fresh
south
east
wind;
barometer,
29,90;
lciiix-ra-lure.
.VS.
light
swell.
E
CZEMA
You
are
not
when
you
use
Dr.
(
hsse't
Oint
ment
for
Ei'irma
and
Milu
lrrllt-Uous.
It
rrlievra
at
vnea
and
gradual!
v
hraJs
th
akin.
Samnle
box
Dr.
Ctiaao's
Otnttnnt
fre
If
you
mention
this
paper
and
aend
sc.
tisinp
(or
postage.
00c.
a
box)
all
dealer!
or
KitmanixHv,
Ji
(Xv.
LlmlWd.
Iunn'"
Travel
East!
SUMMER
EXCURSIONS
ON
SALE
DAILY.
Union
Pacific
System
The
U.P.
follows
the
original
western
trails
covering
scenery
of
the
Storied
West.
.
SALT
LAKE
The
Mormon
country.
DENVER
The
city
mile
high.
CHEYENNE
The
Plains
country.
THE
COLUMBIA
RIVER
AND
HIGHWAY
ami
many
other
attractive
places.
Double
Track
Steel
Equipment
Good
Weals.
A
TRIP
IN
COMFORT
Have
votir
summer
ticket
read
"L'.IV
one
way.
Ask
any
railroad
ticket
agent
or
write.
FRANK
S.
ELLIOTT
T
F.
fV
l.
A.
W.
H.
OLIN
Asst.
G.F.
&
P.A.
UNION
PACIFIC
STATION
Seattle,
Washington
University
of
Toronto
Toronto
Conservatory
of
Music
8IK
EDMUND
WALKER.
C.V.O,
IXJ,
D.CL.
Ckairaaaa.
bvl
t
Cnnm.
A.
S.
VOGT.
Mat.
Dm.
Frinrit.L
REALEY
1HLLAN.
Maa.
Dk.
r..C.O,
Vic-rriariJ.
Th.
aM.t
rcmpr.kriui.rif
SekMl
(
Maaie
la
tk
PflaUa.
RE-OPENS
SEPTEMBER
1st,
1923
HUliMt
Artbtie
StaaJaraa.
Faealt
(
I.t.rt.tin.t
rrntiiK.
t'Mirpii
faeilitin
ft
nalti
mm
f
Hm4t
la
all
kraacaaa
f
Miauj
far
rr.Irui.aal
ma
4
N.a-yr.(cMiaal
Brad.ata.
Well
appointed
Residence
for
young
women
student.
rUriLS
MAY
ENTER
AT
ANY
TIME.
The
ConaerratoiT
Ynr
Book
and
Syllabus.
Womm'i
2U.id.oc
Calaadar
aal
Calendar
it
the
Marsant
Eaton
School
of
Literature
and
Expitaaloa
wilt
k
Mat
to
any
address
on
request.
LOCAL
EXAMINATIONS
FOR
1924
will
w
h.ld
UrMrh.it
th
DoadaLa.
aeeordlag
to
locality,
ia
Mar,
Jaat
aad
Jaly
axt.
ADDRESS
Cor.
Cll.r.
8L
aa
laJ.rr.ity
A
T.r.aU.
IS
IT
WORTH
WHILE
(!'
Keeping
timber
for
B.C.
Industries)
Keeping
alive
a
prosperous
payroll?
Keeping
fur
and
feather
in
Keeping
timber
for
manufacture)
Keeping
a
green
forest
r
.
.
...
Then
Prevent
Forest
IT
PAYS
Fires
IIJ
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fUJ
s-1
a
v
rt:
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