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in
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cup.
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delicious
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TEA
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thai
world.
'
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semi-public
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of
opinion
between
the-
management
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who
want
ad
vert
b
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published
without
cost
in
the
news
columns.
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oi
matter
that
comes
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the.
mail
that
is
really
advertising
and
that
it
is
attempted
lt
get
imris
iiew.
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finds
its
way
info
the
waste
paper
basket,
.
The
management
of
the
newspaper
judges
whether
niilter
is
news
or
advertising.
News
is
published
free
of
cost.
Advertising
matter
must
be
paid
for
if
published.
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is
only
by
guarding
carefully
against
free
publication
of
.advertising
in
the
news
columns
that
a
newVpaper'cau
exist.
At
Hie
mot
the
margin
between
profit
and
loss
is
very
small.
President
Harding's
Canadian
Address.
Couched
in
a
vein
of
fraternal
feelings,
the
address
of
President
Harding
in
Vancouver
was
full
of
inspiration
made
more
impressive
by
the
fact
dial
it
was
the
first
lime
that
a
president
of
the
United
Stales
ever
made
a
sneecb
in
(iinn1.
VVll
at
A
talScanml
.
rt-
II..
.J
I
i
IL
'
since
had
passed
out
of
existence,
he
expressed
a
feeling
Ihal
has
become
firmly
established
in
ibis
country.
On
the
olhe;
hand,
he
opened
up
Ihe
suggestion
of
Uniled
'Slates'
annexation
by
Canada.
Such
a
suggestion
may
seim
a
trifle
novel
but
it
is
a
suggestion
the
effecting
of
which
is
as
remole,
if
not
more
so,
lhan
the
first
nentioned.
The
visit
of
President
Harding
wiil
have
an
effect
of
cementing
the
friendship
between
United'Slates
and
Canada
in
a
manner.
Jhe
strength
.of
which
could
have
been
established
by
no
other
means.
'
Canada's
Ability
To
Finance
Herself.
Canada's
ever
growing
ability
lo
lake
care
of
herself
is
reflected
in
Ihe
marketing
this
week
at
Toronto
of
$22,500,000
vvfirtli
fir
fW,t-n.iimA.,l
:
1
...
..
mi..
-
.
I
Kdilor,
Itoily
News.
The
Boy
Scouts'
organization
Certainly
desjres
the
support
which
it
asks
from
the
general
public
from
time
m
time
but
Ij
'consider
the
soeial
commissioner!
of
the
Scout
should
Keep
In
mind
the
fart
that
a
body
which
looks
to
and
receives
the
public
support
should
not
lak)
an
altitude
detrimental
to
anyone
in
the
pursuit
of
a
culling.
My
complaint
is
this:
There
are
a
number
of
us
here
who
miike
our
living
carrying
the
public
to
nearby
places
by
waler.
IH
not
only
pjeked
one
man's
boats
exclusively
to
transfer
the
general
public
hut
he
also
notified
me
by
letter
as
late
as
Thursliay
noon
In
the
effect
that
if
I
ran
people
to
the
Salt
Lakes
for
the
boys'
sports
that
they
the
general
public
would
he
charged
5
Or
over
and
above
the
fare
I
charged
as
he
hail
arranged
wilhSwnn-son's
boats
for
a
50c
fare
to
include
admission
lo
the
sports.
Legally
he
(Mr.
Horie
has
no
authority
to
keep
anyone
landing
on
the
other
side
from
going
lo
the
lakes
though
I
am
sure
everyone
is
quite
willing
lo
pay
something
to
help
the
Seoul.
In
the
afternoon
I
nolired
that
the
Daily
News
slated
dpt.
Swanson
had
donated
the
boats
for
the
occasion
but
Upon
speaking
to.,Mr.
Horie
and
Mr.
ieo.
Bryant
about
it
they
both
denied
it
I
mention
this
as
it
would
alter
matters
considerably.
I
maintain
that
the
fair
and
square
way
to
-run
the
sports
would
have
been
lo
charge
admittance
on
the
other
side
and
not
presume
lo
force
the
public.
lo
use
anyone's
boats
exclusively.
i
consider
nis
letier
to
me
warning
me
off
an
unwarranted
presumption,
monopolistic
and
nto-t
unliritish.
J.
II
Yll
ILL-JONES,
Launch
"Oh
Baby
IMMIGRANT
AND
EMIGRANT
Editor
Daily
News.
As
colonization
and
Immigra
tion
are
the
leading
issues
oLthe
day
in
this
country,
I
have
writ
ten
the
ideal
immigrants
and
emigrants'
resolutions
or
max
ims.
These
resolutions
may
have
the
power
of
strengthening
many
and
taking
some
of
the
conceit
out
of
others.
As
you
know,
Can
ada
has
been
a
"refiigium
ncc-
torunv
for
a
long
tinve.
Some
thing
must
be
done
or
we
will
all
have
lo
emigrate.
Ideal
Emigrant
t
hey
say
picking
will
.soon
be
good
.fnCaiiada.
They
want
immigrants,
I
am
educated
and
a
bit
of
a
schemer.
I
should
stand
a
how
there.
I
am
a
citizen
of
tie
world.
I
have
tried
the
greatest
part
or
it
already.
Advices
I
Mi..ic;jcimficu
iii
,un.MMrr,
mc
injures
w.is
in
ine
people
OX.n
rui
wqnf
fnr
I
i,nnw
ii
ii
i
Canada
the.
president
undoubledly
meaning
it
as
such.
The
Z
,
'"l
,c
loMhings
like
principles
set
down
are
worthy
or
being
followed
by
Canadians
e
o
eneil
country.
I
will
save
mv
i
;ic
i.resi.ieni,
uemi
who
me
matter
oi
annexation.
In
suit-
,iii,;
ing
Ihal
he
annexation
of
Canada
was
a
bugaboo
that
lo,
S
lon-v
an,
1
...rv
Z
'
?
against
me,
a
fellow
is
neier
stuck.
One
can
always
Join
the
idle
class
or
the
bread
line.
They
say
the-
Canadians
are
a
very
hospitable
people.
I
cannot
believe
in
that
neighborly
idea.
"Make
the
money"
is
my
mntln,
"be
in
dependent."
I
am
in
Canada
al
last.
But
this
is
not
the
land
of
promise
I
used
lo
imagine.
I
do
not
know
why
I
cannot
mak
a
living
here.
I
t's
too
slow,
I
must
emigrate.
Ideal
Immigrant
I
must
try
lo
heller
.
",
c
ihhmip.
mr
ismui-whs
uiKen
np.my
lot
in
Hi
wide
wnrt.l
s
liv
fVitimlinti
.r..wl
ii.
i
i
.
.
,
.
..
'
"'w
iii
no
wiot,
worm
Ci.in
h
T.
'
"7
.
,
,
.
'..ge,y
snI(I
'"'J'l'py
W
n.y
chance
is
just
as
SrJnilh
J
he
Kh
'l?"
V
0I?X
l"0"1''?''
!lmnrM
lp0("'
'
iai,!l
s
elsewhere.
I
strenglh
of
,he
Dominion
but
also
shows
Ihe
confidence
of,
will
be
loyal
to
mv
adonled
Canadian
investors
their
own
securities.
Former
government
Cn
.
?My
motto
S
"W
I
n
omls
sold
m
Canada
in
any
qunnlHy
such
.Clans
as
Victory
Bonds
hadlsyria
do
a
the
lo
"
he
palnotic
urge
behind
them
as
an
incentive.
These
latest
wi
.ake
advice
of
S
Cana
bonds,
however
have
been
old
on
a
straight
business
basis
in
Clians
I
am
lys
willing
to
ZTJ;
!
"
"rlT
""'
?5h-
a
Yea,isfaelnrv&
CaVmdiansconVb
;,:;
ir""'
'nnana
"
mU
""d
.and
am
quite
sure
they
will
ap-
The
STAMP
TAX
On
and
afier
Augusl
1,
102H,
One
Dollar
is
Ihe
maxiniiinv
nmount
of
tax
paynb
on
Cheques;
Bills
of
Exchange
payable
on
deman'd
or
al
sight
.
or
on
presentation;
Receipts
for
money
paid
lo
n
person
by
n
Hank,
chargeable
ngainst
a
deposit
of
money
in
the
Hank
lo
his
credit;
Express
Money
.
Orders;
Travellers'
Cheques;
post
Office
Money
Orders.
UNION
BANK
of
CANADA
Established
58
Years.
preciate
my
efforts,
If
evils
eer
come
too
thick,
I
will
apply
io
the
proper
authorities
for
protection.
I
believe
being
neighborly.
One
might
live
without
relatives
but
our
everyday
business
is
with
Ihe
neighbors.
Charity
Is
a
good
thing
but
it
must
begin
ii)
Ihe
home
community.
I
do
enjoy
the
local
latent
ami
all
good
people.
I
like
IcTcbeer
them
(up.
With
these
qualities
I
am
iniuaicii
a
good
Canadian
citizen.
S.
II.
H
Terrace,
Untlons
Over
Fundamentals
Baptist
Preacher
Criticises
Non-Church
(
Goers
STOCKHOLM,
July
.'7.
The
Christian
churcli
has
"no
ines-
j
sage
today
to
the.
.living
world,
j
as
a
matter
of
fact
Ihe
Christian
(
Church
Is
preaching
many
gos
pels
and
lht
result!
confusion
and
failiire.iDriliIVtis
Lee
iw
of
Brooklyn,
td
Today
in
ad-dressing
Ihe
Baptist
World
s
Alliance,
j
"
Denomination'
are
being
rent
aifnder"
today.
'
he
satd,
"and
those
who
hae
long
been
brethren'
are
in
warring
camps
contending
not
over
non-essen
tials,
tiut,
alas,
ner
the
very
foundation
principle
of
Chris,
tianily."
If
Ibis
theological
war
is
fought
to
a
finish,
he
said,
at
leal
the
present,
generation
will
perish
for
lack
of
viion.
"Believing
in
Ihe
sincerity
ami
high
moral
character
of
these
warring
Iheo-
logiean."
he
said.
"I
beg
I
bein
in
the
name-
of
Christ
ami
perishing
humanity
that
they
will
quietly,
lovingly.
prayerfully
gather
about
a
I
able
with
('rod's
hook
before
them
and
let
that
settle
every
disputed
question.
That
book
is
Ihe
ultimate
ground
for
authority."
Dr.
Laws
criticized
Ihe
people
who
fail
lo
attend
church.
Today
we
have
the
Arabs
of
Ihe
avenues
aiidjbw
Bedouins
of
the
boulevard,'
he
said,
and
they
are
"a
far
removed
from
Christian
influence
a
Jhose
who
dwell
in
Ihe
lums
of
poverty
and
squalor.
"The
palatial
hotel.
and
magnificent
apartment
houses
send
a
few
people
lo
the
churches
as
do
Ihe
tenement-house
district.
Our
hearts
are
touched
when
we
hear
of
-vast
stretches
of
territory
on
the
frontier
where
no
church
people
.can
be
seen.
Bui
far
more,
sinister
is
ihe
fart
Ihal
xorgeous
church
buildings,
al
most
countess
in
number,
are
to
he
found
in
Ihe
midst
of
Ihe
teeming
millions
of
all
our
great
cities
ministering
lo
but
a
handful
of
people
or
else
utterly
deerted
and
finally
abandoned.
Ten
Years
Ago
j
In
Prince
Rupert
J
July
27,
1913.
W.
E.
Fisher
left
on
the
steamer
Prince
Itupcrt
this
morning
lo
spend
a
fortnight
with
his
relatives
in
Victoria.
The,
members
of
Ihe
Provincial
labor
commission,
II.
O.
Parsons,
F.
'II.
McNamara,
It.
A.
Sloney
and
A.
M.
Harper,
went
south
this
morning
on.
the
caiucr
Prince
Ilunert.
D.
0.
Corbin,
president
of
Ihe
Spokane
A
International
Hallway,
passed
through
hern
on
his
return
from
a
trip
to
the
north
on
the
steamer
Princess
Sophia.
The
weather
report
at
5
'o'
clock
this
morning
read:
baro
meter,
30.12:
maximum
lemiter-
Si
5
3
T
u
i-aor
two
tot
rarer
jiewb
rrtir,
July
rt.
i;
Clear
as
Crystal
ii
The
absolute
purity
of
SALAD
A!
GREEN
TEA
ii
hit
a
In
the
Letter
Box
7
CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
i!
HAS
NO
MESSAGE
UNWARRANTED
PRESUMPTION
Bng
Rent
A,undef
by
Ca.
The
All
Canadian
Show
Com-puny
cnaiiNisliug
of
Iwenly.fivo
persons,
which
was
showing
hero
during
the
past
week
lefl
on
Ihe
steamer
Prliice
Oeorge
lanl
hIkIiI,
for
Powell
Hiver
al
which
point
lliey
will
exhibit
en
route
I
o
nlurn
lal
ion
".;
minimum
IH;
prccipi-..")
i
.
Tbe
Mas
in
the
Mom
SAYS-
THE
best
side
of
motor
Is
ofeu
the
inside.
A
DIAMOND
or
a
rich
brandy
shade,
weighing
20
14
carals,
has
been
found
in
South
'Africa.
The
report
that
the
American
finder
was
not
allowed
(o
lake
it
home
lias
been
denied,
JaaraaMaiwa
KB
0BB
ed
a
study
colors
and
in
bathing
rooluuie'
xlylen.
THEY
say
If
you
wear
a
red
continue
Ihe
water
feel
warmer.
IT'S
funny
how
a
Utile
boy
al-way
.iidniires
the
big
drummer
in
the
hand.
A
NEW
comer
from
Ihe
old
country
was
sent
to
milk
the
family
cow
having
been
ghen
Ihe
bucket
and
necemm-y
Moot
by
(tin
Tanner.
Upon
his
not
re
turning
after
an
ahence
of
two
hours
the
farmer
went
lo
look
for
him.
finding
him
in
the
barn,
in
a
pervpiring
condition
with
bis.
arms
around
the
cows
neck,
Ihe
farmer
asked
what
Ihe
idea
was.
"Well
guvner
I've
struggled
with
Ibis
darned
row
for
a
long
lime
but
I
can't
get
the
bloomin'
thing
In
sit
down
on
this
dltiol
no
how"
replied
he.
TIMBER
SALE
XB36.
Sralfrt
Trndem
UM
tip
rrrrlvrd
by
tf
.VlnlMrr
tit
l.arnln,
al
Victoria,
mil
lairr
than
ntKin
on
lit.
m
day
or
AuriiM.
Url,
for
tin;
niirrhane
of
Urrwr
X
ill,
in
cm
4i,uuu
rrei
or
reiiar,
sprurr,
OaUam
and
Jiwiilork
mi
an
arra
illuatrd
on
tli
THE
laundry
.people
are
-
lauMr'rt
tM-"""M'n
channel,
nanire
j.
ploying
HCientixlM
to
discovert
Two
(i
y'ar
will
lr
tllomrd
for
tr-
some
method
of
didug
without
;"";'":,
Further
'
"t.
Mtarcb
in
Ibeir
work.
If
they
suc
ceed
II
will
make
Ihe
hills
less
"lltr.
4.
A
SAINT
i
a
man
who
can
hang
stove
pipe
without
partlrnUr
of
llw
chief
For-.
let,
Vlruiria,
H.i;
Prlru-B
Hupert.
Il.l.
or
liintrlrt
Forenter,
TIMBER
SALE
X5139.
Sealed
Tenders
will
tie
rrrrlred
by
the
Minister
of
Land,
al
Victoria,
not
later
Ihan
iioon
on
the
loth
day
of
Auttiat,
1113.
for
the,
iirrhae
of
Llrenre
XJII9,
tu
rut
.
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"ror,
spruce,
cedar,
,
ll'lne
arid
Birch,
tt.ttt
lineal
feet
nf
IK
you
were
not
nl
Ihe
Salt
'f
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and
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re.
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local
female
vvon-J
lSrffi,
u;,u,Uic
of
OM
ders
perforin
you
cerlafnly
mlss-:icr,
victoria,
lie,
or
District
Foreiter.
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B.C.
'
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CATARRH
i.
M
IM
LADDER
SMS,
ItMMM
'Each
CDul
besri
pame
NOTIOL
Take
Notice
tint
one
uKiuib
af
ter
tub-
.lion
oi
mm
notice,
ricific
Cartare
'!.'..-
?i
Si",k
"P"''.
st
Victoria,
for
PACIFIC
CtRTAfir
liuitrn
Per
Williams,
Man
0on
tales,
as
Jdllciiors.
GOOD
MOXli)
A'
GOOD
FARMING
Let's
Get
to
Work
and
N
Pay
Off
the
Mortgage"
INK
vein
lto
Canadi'i
nationil
dtbt
wii
about
one-tlrirJ
of
a
bil
lion.
It
it
more
than
two
and
cnc.
third
billion
today.
Our
dbu
have
(really
inert
ai
d
our
rtvenuea
mutt
alio
(o
up.
The
farmer
hai
to
bear
hit
share
of
the
increased
burden.
That
meant
he
muat
increaae
hit
revenue.
Complaint
hat
been
heard
that
farmers
under
present
condition!
in
Canada
cannot
make
farming
pay.
And
yet
many
thouamla
ot
Canadian
farmers
do
make
it
pay.
How
Is
It
Done?
Patient
and
induttrfous
"carry
on"
will
do
wonders,
but
'something
more
it
needed.
Too
often
"patient
industry"
is
ccupled
with
"dull
persistance"
in
poorly
thought
out
methods.
Farmers
today
more
than
ever,
must
plan
ahead,
as
well
as
"plug,
along
:
indeed
they
have
no
option,
it
they
with
to
succeed.
Co-ordination
ot
head
and
hand
will
mean
real
success.
Farming
in
Canada
has
paid
and
pays
now
on
many
farms.
It
can
be
made
to
pay
on
almost
every
farm.
Canadian
agriculture
has
pasted
through
many
low
profit-making
eras
successfully
and
can
do
so
again.
With
the
increased
cost
oi
production,
the
present
higher
standards
of
living
cannot
be
kept
up
by
poor
farm
management,
"board
er"
milkers,
scrub
beevct,
poor
quality
hogs
or
non-profitable
hens.
Crop
Returns
Should
Ua
Increased
On
the
Central
Ei.criroental
Farm
at
Ottawa
some
crop'cotts
and
crop
proits
in
1922
as
contrasted
with
all-Ontario
average
crop
cottt
and
crop
profitt
arc
given
below.
The
all-Ontario
figures
are
in
brackets.
Cottptct
Profit
pt
Met
Hay
$21.13
(SU.50)
St
1.21
(JJ.W)
Corn
for
Forage
147.50
(133.75)
110.38
(12.86)
Oats
126.47
(119J2)
S
7J3
(
.04)
laUu
rr.lu
lu
S
frk.w
ttm
tk
KmIiIh
EsMftfB!--
I'irM
la
trf
pfl.
Eirrlti
Ttm
cr
ut
fmmCmt
cU1im4
I
W
r4tr4
mt
t.
t..l
ml
TkMHftll
f
MMflw'.
krrr,
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tmfm4
trmpplmg
mil
wtetft?
lctfM
tfp
pr.ft
t.
Tll
b
tr
m
t
Eifiaul
Ffll
U
Im
Iim
m
ur
,ul
rfr
turn
That
even
under
present
conditions
rrontt
may
be
made
is
testl.
fUd
bv
many
tkdful.
observant
and
non-plunging
firmer,
wha
believe
more
in
the
policy
of
"slow
but
sura"
and
"pay
as
you
go"
rather
than
speed,
with
excessive
bor.
rowing
and
the
often
consequent
disaster.
The
results
on
our
Eiperimentat
Farms
also
bear
testimony
to
the
value
of
thorough,
skilful
work.
The
Farmer
Muat
Manufacture
Hut
crops
alone
are
pot
enough.
The
farmer
mutt
change
hit
crops
Into
lets
bulky
and
more
high,
priced
products
milk,
pork,
beef,
mutton,
poultry,
etc.
With
fair
yielding
cows
dairying
slews
good
profits
in.
Canada.
The
average
cow
has
Increased
her
yield
lift
in
the
last
ten
years.
She
can
quilt
readily
go
up
an-other
2S
and
more,
and
there's
where
the
profit
lies.
Better
feeding,
better
selection
and
better
breeding
witl
do
the
Job-
feed,
weed,
breed.
To
do
better
feeding
meant
better
patmres
and
more
generous
supplies
of
palatable
roughage.
Short
rotations
includlngdoversnd
ensilage
crops
(com,
sunflower,
pea,
oats,
etc)
will
paovidc
feed
In
abundtnee
for
both
summer
and
winter.
The
eiperiments
and
in.
vettlgstlons
which
the
Dominion
Department
of
Agriculture
have
carried
on
prove
that
farming
scientifically
ami
systematically
undertaken
will
pay
nroits.
The
records
snd
particulars
of
such
work
in
every
province
are
avail,
able
to
the
Canadian
farmer.
Art
M
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m
prWw4f
M.4
w
tmtrrm4
tm
ftM?
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ft.
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ra
.
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rm
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boa
we
rlrcU
SrUB
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miui
I
laUtnl
u
r.
IS
ttr
W
mi
at.
lw
tut
tl
'
pmUmttimmt.
m
We
thill
have
something
more
to
say
later.
Meantime
write
the
Department
of
Agriculture,
Ot
tawa,
about
your
problems.
Have
Faith
in
Canada
Dominion
Department
of
Agriculturt
W
K.
MOTHEK
WCU.
MUUUt.
Dr.
J.
H.
CSlSDaUC
tatr
Mtebue.
TIMBER
SALE
X
5314.
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tlniher.
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of
the
r.alef
por.
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SALE
X
K04O
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in
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Crank
and
Cuss
but
not
with
tht
New
ELTO
Atwater.Kent
Ignition
I'o
ered
to
full
3
horse
lpW
two
cylinder,
silent
running,
and
no
titration.
THE
QUEEN
OF
ALU
OUT-BOARD
ENGINES.
When
you
buy
nn
EI.TO
tli
firt
cost
is
Ihe
last
r-:'
A
Complete
and
QuaranUed
Engine.
a
Agtnl:
N.
M.
McLean
Cow
Bay.
We
Solicit
THE
MANAGEMENT
oF
PROPERTIES
AHdCqi'
'
LEOTION
OP
RENT8
The
Satisfactory
Service
given
others,
Justify
us
In
soliciting
yours
Oliver
Typewriters.
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Safes.
FIRE
INSURANCE.
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&
Hanson
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Avenue.
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