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EDITION
J.
E.
Dalrymple
On
Contract
Hales
on
Application.
Advertising
and
Circulation
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and
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and
Manufactures.
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Member
of
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Bureau
of
Circulations.
Thrusday,
fec.
27.
Canadian
Progress.
Canada,
like
all
olhr
countries,
ha.
fell
Ihe
effect
of
poM-yar
depression,
ny
J.
K.
Dalrymple,
Vice-President
of
the
Canadian
.Notional
Haihvays,
hut
Canada,
unlike
ome
other
countries,
has
nol
given
way
to
melancholia
in
hinine.s
or
in
industry.
Unity
of
effort
and
a
fuilh
in
the
national
future
alone
can
serve
as
th?
comja
with
which
a
country
can
steer
it
way
clear
of
the
wreckage
of
wartime
aftermath
into
the
unhampered
channels
of
national
prosperity.
Painful
measure.-
are
often
mu-t
.necessary
to
cure
pain.
Canada
ha
el
h?relf
thi
task,
and
by
mastering
it
Ihe
dominion
is
today
once
more
upon
the
hroad
highway
of
success.
The
figures
which
broke
Ihe
remarkable
strides
made
hy
Ihe.
dominion
in
lb?
lat
twenty
years
make
most
interesting
reading
and
illustrate
vividly
the
position
which
Canada
i
gaining
rapidly
fumong
the
nations
of
Ihe
world.
The
Idsi
official
census
tlt)2l
showed
the
population
of
Ihe.
'.Dominion
as
8,7S8,18:i.
Between
IttfM
and
1U21
the
popu-latioii
of
Canada
has
increased
hy
05
per
cent,
-as
against
an
increase
in
the
United
State
of
in
per
cent
in
the
closely
corresponding
years
of
HUM)
to
P.I20.
Thus
in
the
past
twenty
years
Canada
ha.',
outstripped
in
ratio
or
growth
Ihe
country
which
for
a
rehinry
or
more
the
world
has
been
accustomed
to
regard
as
Ihe
great
pace-maker
in
the
matter
of
national
prowl
h.
The
striking
maimer
iu
which
Canada
has
eotne
Jo
the
front
in
rate
of
imputation
inrreac
is
emphasized
by
the
fact
that
iu
the
lasT
twenty
year
of
Hie
nineteenth
century
that
is,
between
1X80
and
1000
the
population
of
Ihe
United
.Stats
has
grown
Iy
Ml'jir
cent
while
that
of
Canada
had
grown
by
hardly
2.
per
cent.
1
Expansion
General
,
In
All
Lines.
,f
-
This
same
remarkahle
rate
of
expansion
j
to
W
found
iu
practically
every
phase
of
industrial,
'agricultural
and
commercial
life
in
Ihsf
Dominion.'
The
Aggregate
external
trade,
represented
hy
exports
of
Canadian
merchandise
and
imports
for
domestic
use,
has
risen
from
1
12,000,000
in
ll00
to
$1,731,000,.
rio(l
in
1022-23,
an
increase
of
407
pec
cent.
Canadian
exports
of
all
classes
of
goods
increased
from
$JC'.l,ono,000
during
the
period
1000
to
1023.
In
that
period
exports
of
"Agricultural
and
Vegetable
.Products"
increased
by
ovur
1,300
per
cent,
and
.those
of
"Wood,
Wood
Products
and
Paper"'
by
nearly
000
per
cent.
The
exports
of
thee
two
claso
alone
now
amount
lomore
than
three
times
the
value
of
Canada's
total
exiwjrls
in
HM)0.
I'..
..!..
.
i-.
......
!
iV.
-
i
iniij
jtmMipi
ofuiiii
rxjMiris
cm
wooo,
wooi
pro-ducts
and
;
paper
were
about
m
42,000,000,
while
for
the.
la.t
fis.
caL
ycar
they
aggregated
22i,000,000,
reflecting
the
enormous
increase
in
the
developrnsnt
of
Canada's
pulp
and
paper
and
other
forest
industries.
Export
of
woodpulp
and
paper
pro-duels
alone
has
risen
from
less
than
$9,000,000
in
I'll
t
more
than
$105,000,(A)0
in
1022.
The
value
of
field
crops'
roe
from
$
1!C,0000,000
in
-1001
to
t02,o00,000
iu
1022,
an
increase
of
nearly
J
no
per
cent.
Since
I00O
the
acreage
or
field
crops
in
Canada
has
almost
trebled
and
nearly
37,:00,000
acres
or
new
land
have
been
brought
under
cultivation,
an
area
slightly
larger
than
that
of
1
he
area
sown
to
wheat
roe
from
e
than
&.000.000
iii
linn
iu
mure
limn
?z,uoo,uihi
acrps
iu
1023.
;
'Before
1000
Canada'
wheat
crop
had
never
reacht
as
hiirh
..,,...,.,,
imiiri,
vuup
me
crop
lor
Hie
preeut
year
I
0.Vt
'ia
uLilmnl...!
..I
t
i
,i
r,
,
t
.
.
.
1
.Ttiuiuirii
.u
Mivi4,imn
iiiisneis,
or
nearly
seven
times
as
great
as
it
was
at
any
tims
up
to
the
openimr
1
e
or
the
.resent
century.
Before
1000
Can.ntnV
PYmit-u
nf
.
nun
nrier
loiaiieu
i
a
much
as(
20,000,000
buhes,
while
exports
for
the
twelve
month
ending
July
of
thi
year
aggregated
nearly
230.00OO00
.
.
.
.
Itllrtl1ki
ilirt
l'nnn.1..
I.
I.t.
'
u,,u.wUaUa
iin
i.iKfii
nr.i
piace
among
the
world's
wheat
exporting
nations.
nn,.no,-r,1l&,,C,i,.'n
r,,!,e
twm
.nW.n,W
in
1001
to
$1R3
.
000,000
in
1022,
an
increa.e
or
177
per
cent.
The
value
of
maunfacturei!
nniiini.u
i
...i
r
000,00,1
in
tooo
to
,o,,nmoo
in
iw,;:
.
,,7
r.;v;
im
iitiii
iii
mi;
year
perifKi,
'
The
number
.'''''noo
'
i
n
'"
11,00
a"d
M,2'
from
330,000
.
r"'""
o'
iweniy
ysnrs
Ihe
capital
in-
Iv-nn
".'".'"f
'm
,,'lri
-
'rum
$,400,000,000
l
m
nnnono
f3,00,00,000
that
is
by
more
than
700
per
cent
"aJni
hu.i
?nr,,,rt,J
''
J'viest
crop
i
her
history
i
In
addition
to
70
328,000
bushels
of
wheat,
fJolernment
re
3
emulate
Canada
ha
grown
thi
year
r.3.-i,12S,0o0
bushel
of
IfVoOoSo.00
htiM'
"f
,,ar,eJ';
2S',r'!.0,,'
l-'-hilJ
of
rje
000
000
eMima'H
;,mi"a'
Vnl"e
nf
iUos
Idcrop
is
$725,.
Hallway
traffic
receipts
in
Canada
for
the
year
1000
totailed
$70,7
402,0
and
for
the
year
1
022
.$4
42,000,000
an
increase
of
about
525
per
cent.
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Mary
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draw
Die
character
of
ile
tieroinn
uf
Urr
lalcfl
screen
Iriilini.li,
'Tess
f
llm
Slorni
Otunlry,"
her
own
new
tiriMluclion
or
this,
famous
film
classic
which
Mill
be
seen
thi"
week
end
at
the.
West
holme
Theatre,
.he
is
a
most
formiil
aide
lit
tr
fiw
lo
lienmn
'fnmlilc.
The
halite
she
offer
so
courageou"!)"
aruinl
all
the
on
slauplils
or
ttie
elements
of
wie
etileiing'
into
iUe
live
of
those
in
whom
she
i
interested
o
loyally
constitute
an
engro.'
ing
ludy
in
how
victor
may
be
achieved
by
occupant
or
the
least
advantageous
hovel
even
though
eompMcly
surrounded
hy
every
force
calculated
lo
crush
contentment
and
happi.
liess.
I
nen
in
me
course
oi
sur-
rincly
dramatic
event
in
thi
photoplay,
the
trusting
daughter
of
a
wealthy
laud-owner
get
in.
In
deep
trouble
through
a
mi
guiiieii
love
anair,
ie
come
forwaril
as
the
heroic,
personi
ficatinn
nf
ttie
friend
in
need
and
lift
the
cumliersome
bur
den
or
dire
worry
fmm
Hie
lioubler
or
the
erring
cliild
o
opulence.
TJii
i
nol
acrom
tilished
without
olf-acrifiee,
wliicli
all
but
wrecks
the
pns
peel
he
tia'ijiiiicss
of
the
sacri
ficing
one,
hut
without
pauin2
to
count
the
costs,
she
-
vans
ijuishes
trouble
from
the.
sphere
of
hr
superior
in
sueial
stand
in?.
'
."imultaneously
ircurnslan
tial
evi.lence
has
plunged'
Daddy
Skinner.
Tes'
beloved
father,
into
the
deep
woe
of
being
accused
falsely
of,
murder.
Once
more
the
little
heroine
of
the
fishermen
wields
all
the
mighty
influence
ot
the
invincioie
war-
rior
bold
in
her
method
of
eradicating
the
worn
wrinklei
from
her
elder's
brow
Then,
to
too
it
all,
one
yil.
lainotis
fisherman
persist
Jn
foj.ling
his
undesirrd
attention
uimrj
Ihe
girl
while
she
i
being
annoyed
by
ttie
advance
of
ttie
village
half.wil.
Thus
trouble
comes
to
her
in
a
double
dose,
going,
the
limit
in
testing
tier
mettle.
However,
thi
Tecs
finds
a
way
to
roil
fate
itself
in
thi
case
and
her
two
unwelcome
suitor
come
lo
logical
disap
nointmenl
through
the
clever
ness
of
the
object
of
their
ar
dr.
The
Mm
m
Meeo
SAVS-
ACCDHDINO
to
irtie
male
observer
tlie
tnnilem'
uife
(end
her
lime
omehiug
like
this;
50
per
cent
gazing
in
the
mirror
20
per
cent
nagging
the
old
man.
I
'
.
.
I
.
1
.
I
F
fl
ri
fflll
llllHIII(C
iri'll4JH.
10
ier
cent
playing
bridge,
i
per
cent
at
the
movie.
I
per
cent
care
of
family..
nui
an
ine
.wive
oi
our
acquaintance
ay
lhey
spend
their
lime:
50
per
cent
rixiiig
up
family.
30
per
cent
raring
for,
Pa.
i.i
ii
i.
r.
noy
n
in
uaitdy
on
Xma
morn
"la,
I
heard
Santa
Clau
speak
last
night."
Lovin
father.
"Did
you"
my
boy.
Well,
what
did
be
say"
-lie
tuinbled
over
a
chair
and
said
Damn,'
replied
the
boy.
IT."
funny
bow
many
mecban
icai
toy
a
tun
grown
man
can
break
during
Xma
day.
DID
you
hear
be
tory
of
the
budding
and
youthful
writer
who
wrote
a
novel
entitled
"The
Mighty
have
fallen"
and
then
took
a
ninety
foot
drop
over
ttie
cliff
a
a
mean
of
advertising
it.
IT
wa
a
mean
man
who
gave
hi
wife
a
brand
new
wash
board
ror
OhrNlma.
.uv
inai
i;nritma
i
over
we
have
three
big
event,
lo
look
forward
to
the
advent
of
the
H
you
find
you
cannot
gel
the
dally
New
regularly,
call
in
onu
subscribe
ror
It
and
have
It
de..
iiverel
to
your
home.
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1
cmiixtuou
u
nm
meu
to
ap.r..
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"j
IP
d.fter
ten
be.
tbt
people
now--day
re
aSerted
mor
by
Wmdrrluit
loai,
hru
the
hmprm
ot
Cnkli.
htch
wt
ut
on
a
lloi4
.tb
World
Crui
from
New
ofk
January
J
Oth.
t2.
rtitri
no
than
Kan
thfr
ever
ert,
nd
enhanced
facilitiw
for
travel
with
a
rreater
on
nx
of
afety
have
itlmulated,
and
not
a
litt!,
th
deir
to
are
other
21.500
ton
Inttead
of
thr
yar
of
privation
and
hardihlp,
the
oyas
han
thrir
immediate
environt.
In
the
old
dav
hn
Colurabut,
Veipucck
will
Occupy
four
mntrn
of
laturimit
comfort
Th
route
wUl
U
jhortr.
at
Salboa.
D
isoto
and
Drake.
CartU-r
and
Champ'.ain,
and
other
bold
intad
of
rtmnjint
he
Cape
of
Good
Hop
th
route
takn
h
throof
W
th
larinfr
tailed
into
the
unknown
and
iU
prila
on
the
aeven
Sea,
much
Sum
Caaal
and
iniUad
of
trawini
the
itormy
MraiU
(
MatttSan.
jnraie
a
needed
but
today
the
AVorld
U
every.man'a
oytr.
nor
doe
th
Aroriraa
ronUntnt
U
Anally
rroed
on
tht
victlUnt
road-bed
ol
the
:"have
to
be
opened
with
a
aword.
Withalittle
time
and
rotnparatlvrly
,
Canadian
PaHfle
Railway
But
many
of
the
pointa
touched
by
Sir
Jranen
t
mAtav
nnauenae
lke
nlr
wtip
h'trv
tniilm
far
nff
rttunt
rlM
'
DrLnd
Xtarfllan
wJI
I
vWited
by
th
Empr-f
of
Canada,
for
InaUnre.
4
atrir.rr
Do-t.
and
tiv
th
whil.
in
comfort.
Four
hundred
yeara
arc.
th
Drat
vesiel
to
aait
round
th
world
lifted
.ochor
at
svill.
and
after
thre
yearn
of
adventurous
htrdihip.
return!
o
hee
Spanish
port.
Only
thirty-one
of
th
two
hundred
and
vnty
vh'i
-t
out
earn
bark,
and
only
It
Vittoria
out
of
th
oririnal
rinada
of
flv
aailinf
hipa.
Th
spirit
of
th
ifar-r
it
Uluitraud
by
hr
V-nnrfn
Xfartllin
h
-if
rommir.der.
a
kptout
frail
Tierra
Coal
llreek.
It
is'
the."
"
i
'
intention
of
the
owit
to
lake
"'"
'-s"'inopip.
in
diamond
drill",
which
will
"be
used
lo
define
the
eam
in
order
fhat
development
plan
may
lie
prepared.
FOUND
LYING
IN
BLOOD
IN
CATHEDRAL
AISLE
FINDS
RACE
IMPROVES
PHYSICALLY
EACH
YEAR
California
College
Professor
Attributes
Fact
to
Better
Care
by
People
Demented
Foreigner
Tries
to
Kill
DKIIKKLKY,
tlal
Dec.
27.
Himself
In
Halifax
Church
0ur
nice
is
becoming
better
phy-
i.sically
with
every
paing
year,
HALIFAX,
Dec.
27.
-
Fzozcpa
'in
the
opinion
of
Dr.
O.
It.
Moody.
Junik
of
231
.Milk
Slreet.
Iluffalo,
aoeiale
profex-or
or
anatomy
N.Y.,
wa
dicoered
lying
in
a
Ioi)l
or
blood
In
Ihe
aisle
or
SI.
1'atrick'
Roman
Calholfe
Cathe
dral
here.
at
Hie
L'niverily
of
California.
"I'hysical
ilisnbililic
are
be.
coming
te
numerou
and
le
dangentu,"
aid
Dr.
Mooly.
When
round
the
man
wa
iin-fDerormltie
are
conscious
from
wound
inai
ap-
ami
wicir
cause
being
studied
found
and
up.
pair
or
cor.
The
dicov.i
modern
neientinc'
metliiMl
r
er-
wa
made
by
ft
Utile
girl,
who
preventixe
medicine.
j
bad
entered
ttie
church
to
cany
"I'eople
are
beginning
to
he,
out
her
devotion,
Jmore
inclined
to
pay
n
doctor
lo
Junik
wa
conveyed
to
the
bo-;keep
them
well
than
to
wail
until
pital,
where
later
lie
declared
Ihey
are
ill
and
pay
twice
u
much
hlmxeir
to
be
a
Pole;
he
had,
hello
he
made
well."
said,
come
to
Halifax
o
lake
a.
In
the
popularity
nf
muscular
boat
ror
Poland.
On
reaching
exertion
on
the
playground
Dr.
linrn
nau'u
lifwl
linnn
mtrili!
nil.
Year,
the
civic
election,
and
last
pouncing
Ihe
illne
of
n
bndi.er
nuv
inn
ichi,
me
rfceipi
ni
i
lie
Deeemfier
bill.
peared
1t
have
been
inflicted
by.rooled
by
Improxenrenl
iu
the!
in
Murrain.
This
had
n
worried
him,
be
declared,
that
be
decided
to
end
hi
lire.
Junik
i
said
to
have
Mated
that
he
wa
being
pursued
by
gunmen,
who
were
threatening
to
tf
murder
him.
Moody
ee
evidence
or
a
more
hardy
generation.
Compulsory,
physical
education,
baby
clinic,
child
welfare
work
and
adult
"well
clinic'
he
point
to
a
promoting.
better
race,
and
he
believe
there
is
no
evf.
ilence
nt
race,
deterioration'
In
any
physical
rorm.
liauivia.
Souroaya
IMID
hi
inw
vrivi.
v
ipr
putinHn.
Th
rTcumruvifatora
on
th
KmprrM
of
Canada
will
mum
ladn
with
th
rich
iprrinr
and
menial
trauri
fathered
from
viaion
of
.
eihti
diarrent
t-suntriei.
anj
ronlart
with
lb
eotun
craft
,
and
rivUUatlon
of
lfty
diS
rnl
rar.
Kneourafcd
by
urrit
of
fornvr
yan,
th
Canadian
Parike
haa
arraoed
for
four
rruwert
in
addition
to
th
Round
th
World
voyat
l
Pn.,
m
thr
Hrrmt
South
.sa.
thxt
he
would
outh
on
if
h
had
of
th
KrBDTt
of
Canada
Th
r;mpru
or
couand
win
vim
in
rro;
i
thr
Ic.thcrnf
th
riryin
Varrllan
hmlf
ws
killed
in
th
Phillip-
of
riviliiation
in
a
trip
Round
th
!dilmanan.
aalUn
hut
a.
h
hirl
lrjtv
mrhrd
-.hit
loiritiil
03
a
tirvlui
I
York
on
January
1
4
ih.
Th
uirb
Rmprnt
of
Britain
)
re
eastward
from
Spain
j
Ten
Years
Ago
1
In
Prince
Rupert
J
H
Oecembr
27,
1913.
,
V.
I.
Lynch
wa
a
iisenger
for
Smilber
t
la
i
m
morning.
Mr.
and
.Mr.
C.
II.
Sawle
ami
Misfi
Sawle
returni'd
lo
New
llazelion
thi
nioming.
pcrly
on
h
In
ripitly
c-1it-n
wan
rine
in
nrtl
10.
eruii
uouna
n
u
inii.
teavinf
nw
iotk
on
January
..nu
ana
Fbruarjr
2.1rd,
and.
befor
Mttinr
off
round
th
wrld,
th
mprtt
of
.rup.inavirate
ir.
tmi.
Jixiv
var
after
th
Vittoria
ml
out
from
Sral.
Francis
Drae
,
ti
,
fleet
q!
fiv
saline
h!p
and
ICt
men
aailrd
from
Plymouth
in
Th
f;K1n
Hind,
and
aft
a
voyar.
round
:.
world
of
about
thr
yeart,
-tUTcd
nith
rich
'rot
'f
rive-
ani
told.
ailk.
pearl
and
prou
ton.
to
Hhl'.
treotrs
of
Qut
K'iJiabeth
Th
OoUn
Hind
wit
the
oqly
r!
cf
th
five
tuV-omr!et
th
j
at-
and
it
cim
tH
favourite
rtort
.
n..i
i.
n
t?.
Thame
:n
the
dav
nl
Shaketpear
i
CHESTER
CONCESSION
ANNULLED
BY
TURKEY
Because
Authorities
Forming
Aoremnt
Have
Not
Lived
up
to
It
r.ONSTANTtXDIM.K.
Ic.
27
'
The
Turkisli
government
of
.Mu.(
tapha
Kemal
ha
unuulled
the
t:heler
agreement.
The
reason
According
to
word
received
iPn
iat
Admiral
CheMer
and'
from
Sr.ilther
the
n.!jtruetiim
a!.ociale
failH
to
comply'
of
about
fifty
building
i
al-
with
stipulation
of
the
ronce.-J
ready
under
way
and
twenty
.jon
requiring
tlieni
to
begin'
more
will
commence
a
oon
n
work
on
a
railroad
between
Sam.
the
lumler
arrive.
big
bfp-
un
and
Siva
within
a
certain
UM'nt
of
the
latter
is
expected
lime.
here
dally'
for
traubipnien?
!
Notify
Company
Agent
1
to
the
divisional
town.
LONDON,
Dec.
27.
A
telegram
-
fnim
Angora
receivi
in
Ow-
F.
H.
C.hettlebtirb,
uierin-
tntlnople
.tale
that
the
com.'
lendenl
for
.the
National
Finanre
miioner
or
work
noliNed
the
Comjwiny,
ha
let
contract
for
cnt
of
Oidonel
Clayton-Kennedy
Ihe
sleigh
rMid
from
Smillier
r
anntiliment
of
Ihe
Cheer,
lo
the
company
company'
big
coal
pro-
""""cession
Tor
Ainttolian
de.
lie.
t
irwro
iii
cnak
two
Canada
will
travri
Roaad
America.
allinj
from
Vanrovr
January
tth.
vititinr
th
Pacific
coait.
California,
and
cin(
via
th
Panama
Canal
aad
Cuba
to
Nw
York.
Thl
!
will
b
commaniUd
by
Capula
A.
Robinson
R.
K.
R
who
fijured
io
rontplruoualy
in
th
rlif
work
which
followed
th
rcnt
J
a
pa
net
diatr.
COAST
STEAMSHIPS
Winter
Service
S.S.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Sella
from
Prince
Rupert
For
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE,
InlermedfaW
Points
.
Friday,
10.00
a.m.
For
STEWART
and
ANYOX
Wednesday,
11.00
p.m.
S.S.
PRINCE
JOHN.
For
VANCOUVER
via
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS,
Dec
29th,
Jan.
12th,
26th,
Feb.
9th,
23rd.
PASSENGER
TRAIN,
DAILY
EXCEPT'
SUNDAY.
u
rnor
Rupert
.4i
pm
r
rnMcr.
cronor..
itiworon,
wti
MI'EO,
all
pclntt
Entrra
Canaitt,
LIiIImI
gut.
AOtNCT
ALL
OCUH
tTCASISHte
LI1IS.
crti
TktM
orrtc.
are
Tkire
.
rrh.
mpr.
rf
tse.
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
S.S.
PRINCESS
MARY.
For
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Seattle,
November
30,
December
19,
January
4
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau
and
Skagway,
November
28,
December
15,
31
8.8.
PRINCE88
BEATRICE.
For
Butedale,
Swanson
Bay,
East
Bella
Bella,
Oceao
Falls,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Van
couver,
every
8aturday
at
1
p.m.
Agency
for
all
Steamship
Lines.
Full
information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD,
General
Agent
Corner
of
4th
Street
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
Valllntl
From
rrlnre
Rupert,
ror
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Ocean
rU(,
an4
Ikmmd
S
9M.
for
VANOOUVtlt,
VICTORIA.
Alwt
Bf,
n4
loiMOD
Bf,
Saturear
H.
Far
ANVOX,
ALIOC
ARM,
STIWART,
W.I.,
lal.na,
Sftr
S
PM.
rer
ronr
SiaiPSOn
n
Nia
Rl?
Cannrla,
rrMar
A.M.
ttt
tmt
Avtnue.
j.
BtrMl.f,
Av.nt.
Prroea
Raprrt.
a.C
SOMETHING
NEW
KYANIZE
SANITARY
FLOOR
ENAMEL.
A
new
ami
different
finish
for
floor
that
i
washable,
auilary
and
exceedingly
lough
and
thimble.
Ak
for
color
card.
Plnte
,
eoc
Quarts
$i.eo
Half
Gallons
$3.00
KAIEN
HARDWARE
CO.
Tel.
3.
We
Deliver.
Box
1S46.