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Keouonties
are
heing
demanded
everywhere.
Prince
Ho
perl
is
mil
hy
any
means
nlinie
in
this
regard.
It
is
heinff
generally
realized
that
people
must
cut
their
'coats
according
lo
dpfs'iid
upon
ils
leading
cilieim
He
was
not
a
prophet
but
a
ii
common
citizen
wilh
a
hope
ror
the
fulure
he
saw
this
city
attain
greatness.
The
development
of
the
Oriental
trade,
the
trade
wilh
Alaska,
as
a
grain
outlet.
from
Ihe
prairies,
with
elevators
here,
Ihey
were
building
on
a
solid
foundation.
He
would
how
ever
sound
a
note
of
warning.
Many
were
more
filled
than
he
In
bring
a
message
or
material
development.
He
asked
n
hearers
lo
extend
Iheir
horizon,
lo
get.jiway
from
their
particular
prohrein
and
lo
iew
Ihe
growth
of
national
conscious.
Iiess.
1
The
Really
Important
The
country
had
been
huilding
uialerial
wealth
but
fdiice
a
je-cent
Mlsis
in
history
the
feeling
had
come
over
Ihe
people
that
spinel
hlnp
rise
musl
supplement
lids
material
progress
If
ihe
nation
wjis
to
he
worthy
of
the
name.
The
people
or
this
country
had
Id
take
a
hack
seal
In
those
of
the
old
land
in
this
regard.
As
Canadians
I
hey
had
lo
face
the
fact
lliul
Ihey
had
practically
forgot
-len
Ihe
finer
things
of
the
spirit.
Tuf
is
where
Ihe
writer,
Ihe
piHl
and
Ihe
arlist.
comes
in
lo
fulfil
his
rightful
function
and
to
appeal
for
recognition
of
the
Important
service
to
the
nation
of
men
whose
field
Is
that
of
the
imagination.
The
country
must
give
expression
lo
Ih
emotional
experience.
He
fmind
lliul
even
lawyer
and
businessmen,
in
the
secrecy
and
nuiet
of
their
homes
enjoyed
the
cuoode.
He
told
of
meeting
a
lawyer
on
the
northbound
Hteauirr
who
carried
In
his
iiocknt
a
conr
of
"Julius
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
TriAay.
January
ll,
to
Urges
Members
of
Rotary
Club
to
dve
Attention
to
Things
Other
than
the
Gross
Material
"
tthoul
literary
expression
Canada
ran
never
lake
I
he
dure
die
xlmtdd
have
among'
the
nation
of
the
world,"
!'
etared
Douglas
Durkin,
the
novelist,
iii.
roiirludiiig
an
address
before
lite
llolnry
(.lull
at
llieir
luncheon
at
the
St.
Regis
llafe
!y"lenlay
allernooii.
Me
mentinncti
111
the
rouro
or
lie
speech
t
tie
rightful
pride
the
people
tok
hi
(heir
material
institution
and
welfare
but
-urged
that
there
va
more
to
a
eily
and
inon
lo
d
nation
than
material
lift.
What,
for
want
of
a
hetter
e-
preion
is
spoken
of
as
Ilia
spiritual
life,
the
development
of
the
deeper
ami
more
lusliug
llunps
was
what
really
ronstilu-
teil
I
lie
crentness
of
a
eily
or
of
a
naijon.
Mr.
I
iiii-kln
ioke
appreciatively
of
the
privilege
of
beinjr
Oaesar."
Library
.
Emphasliod
Mr.
Ihirkln
urped
llial
there
whs
neeil
fur
higher
spiritual
developinrnl.
higher
expression
aide
In
speak
with
n
man
whnim,,
u,
masSii,ir
'nf
wealth,
had
heen
the
inspiration
for
(.
(ll
apftloifixe
fur
makinc
llalpli
Connors
Sky
Pilot
pre-
pi,.u
fr
ronsiilernlioii
of
th
Mdimr.
Siuee
cumin?
liere
lie
jln),am.(.
flt
Uli
rw,siijn
i
had
had
the
pliNisinsr
experience.
,,(i
Hv
,,,,
s.,f,
piy
,U1
or
reviewing
me
History
m
ttlr-.ly
shown
il
had,
tin
nppre.
...
,
.
w.-i
rt.l
in
llm
s.iiiva.j
tit
.
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jai,,,,,
for
lie
vlslle.1
the
ll.e
files
of
the
I
la
ly
.New,.
II,
f)(un(
rn
found
tliat
when
the
city
was
:
scarce
two
month
old
she
had
a
Friday,
January
It,
S2.
'n,.ws,alPt.
(
inlerpret
the
life
of
joint
selection
from
the
hesl
Canadian
writers.
He
ake.)
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m.i
and
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the
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Vlkinjr
ago
Willi
me
tuea
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ne-niinug
rirn
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jum
jis
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inn.
xviiii
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uii'jii
linn
ill
i.irr
imiii.i
,miiii
u.iiiit.
ill.
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"
.
......
..
e.ully
in
a
small
town
is
lo
forget
Hie
asL
We
refuse
to
hury
our
dead.
"
Again
uid
again
it
has
heen
made
clear-to
us
that
we
have
ronioarvd
well
will,
tin
W
ithout
exprestiun
Canadn
...
...
I..
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....
aKAMnonA
Ar
cimu
niver
llir
liiiirr
mir
rork
in
..ne
shut
.
He
traced
the
should
have
among
the
.ualiop.
development
of
U,e
material
and
to
.lo
husiness
on
the
hasis
of
the
present
rather
than
the
fu-
moral
lift-
of
the
city
through
the
STROLLED
TWO
THOUSAND
lure.
We
are
all
hopeful
for
the
year
that
is
opening
he
fore
us
nud
it.
is
expected
that
important
developments
will
iliake
the
news
columns
of
the
naner
In
the
point
where
'the
city
had
le-i
MILES
IN
AUSTRALIA
eily
more
prosperous,
hut
to
make
our
iiulividual
budgets
liasedifnnie
as
respectable
ami
lawj
on
lliosu
developments
would
he
foolish.
We
musl
leant
loj'jhiiling
as
any
in
the
country.)
SYDNKY.
N.S.W..
Jun.
tt.
ash
5u
on
our
experiences
or
the
experiences
ure
not
worthorne
day
this
Icrminu
t
Ihe
I'.hvanl
S.
Col.
recently
com-miything.
great
trans-continental
line
,,i.o,
a
leisure
sliidl
of
more
i
iwould
not
only
show
map-rial
iihu
i.nnn
miles,
a
the
crow
Economies'
Are
'
(progress
hut
would
appear
In
Ihe
fiin.
from
Melliourne
to
Darwin
Demanded
Everywhere.
.
iarl
and
literature
of
tlie
rmmlryj
m
the
norlh
of
Auslimlia.
Hi
Railway
Building
V4th
a
cin
of
humor,
the
sneaker
told
how
he
hail
heen
ohjeet
was
to
make
an
examination
of
n,id-Aostidin'ainl
Hie
northern
lerrlfory
In
sullantiale
I.
-
...1...
li.l
ll...Jn
....
Ihe
cloth
they
have
and
not
try
lo
make
two
coals
nut
of
material
parity
responsihle
tor
prinee
iui-,i
r.inlentuiu'
thai
those
cc-Miffirient
only
for
one.
This
realization
is
causing
some
head-
perl
helng
here
in
llwit'when
em-
HouV
were
not
worthless
wastes,
liiirniiigs
in
every
city.
Men
who
in,
the
pat
have
heen
in
IhVployed
at
railway
huilding
he
had
jo
took
inore
llian
300
picture
liyltit
of
playing
fast
dnd
loose
with
public
funds
'do
not
like
to,
helped
eomplele
a
section
of
Ijne'nf
scenes
along
the
route,
have
lo
curtail.
The
proceeds
of
economizing
is
always
1111-jhelween
Dauphin
and
Prince
Al-I
Spi-aking
of
his
exio-riences
ple.tsuul
until
we
become
used
to
it.
There
are
times,
however,
ibert.
Without
that
ectionKviUi
natives
in
norlhern
Aus-
when
il
is
necessary
ami
everywhere
throughout
the
country
jl'rince
Itupert
would
nol
crlia
tralia
he
said
Ihey
appeareil
to
he
thai
is
being
realized.
Borrowing
in
order
to
liiiuidale
our
ilebls
have
1pm
possihle.
He
hadinf
n
heller
class
than
lliosi
of
is
bound
lo
prov
fatal
in
Ihe
cinl.
.wurkeil
on
a
survey
gang,
on
Ihe
jHio
south
Elections
Are
Not
'
v
;
'
'
'
1
At
Present
Demanded.
:'
There
is
talk,
of
elections'
bofh
in
this
province'
arid
in
con-iiei
liou
with
the
Federal
government.
.Veilher
are
nec3ssnrv
or
desirable
al
Ihe
present
time
so
far
as
an
outsider
can
see.
In
Ihe
provincial
arena
th?re
are
a
few
people
with
motif)
gelling
llieir
names
into
prinl
and
calling
themselves
Ihe
Provincial
Parly
and
Ihey
are
shouting
at
Ihe
lops
of
(heir
little
oices
fur
an
immediate
election.
No
one
else
is
h?ard
from
and
the
government
would
be
foolish
to
liteu
to
these
inspired
capitalists'
"or
hirelings
of
capitalists.
In
the
Dominion
there
Are
three
parties,
hut
two
of
Uiem
have
similar
aims
and
object.
These
dump,
hunt
driven
a
team,
and
had
helped
to
build
bridges.
In
faei
there
was
scarcely
any
part
of
railway
construction
in
which
he
had
not
taken
part.
At
that
ilimc
he
was
al
the
rnil
of
steel.
The
end
of-slei-I
had
gradually
pusheil
its
way
west
until
today
it
endeil
nt
lids
eily,
a
city
of
which
Ihey
could
well
be
proud.
Changing
his
theme
somewhat,
Mr.
Durkin
then
iiii'iituincl
that
il
was
nol
in,
its
history
that
a
are
Ihe
Liberals
and
Ihe
Progressives.
The
lendencv
is
for
eilv
mmle
its
mnrL
In
lifp
hut
in
uiem
to
gci
together
ami
no
election
is
needed
in
order
lo
do
lhaL
They
may
easily
unite
politically
when
Iheir
aims
are
similar.
f
Iileclious
are
always
expensive
and
Ihey
are
bad
for
tiiist-ness.
They
make
people
excited
and
unselilcd
and
tend
lo
keep
people
irom
work
and
llius
impoverish
Ihe
country.
A
little
more
attention
(n
individual
duties
and
Jess
desire
on
Ihe
part
of
individuals
lo
pose
before
Hie
public
would
benefit
(he
whole
eon
ii
try.
Labor
Grows
And
Becomes
Conservative.
The
old
days
of
labor
;xcliisieness
is
passing
and
wilh
il
goes
the
radicalism
or
Ihe
pasl.
In
Britain
labor
as
a
political
entity
is
making
immense
strides.
Since
1JI00
Ihe
number
of
.members
in
the
British
parliament
has
beep
increased
21
times
;oid
ih".
total
labor
vole
iu
the
country
has
increased
:7
times.i
In
11)00
lb?
labor
parly
elected
nine
members
and
polled
1
18,00:1'
voles.
In
MJ2.-I
il
elected
P.I2
members
and
polled
f.HSfl.tflii
'
:
voles,
....
i
ne
pari)
tins
gradually
widened
Ihe
scope
of
its
appeal
lo
the
people
and
has
gradually
taken
in
people
from
all
walks
of
in.-,
.is
iuosi
oi
me
people
or
the
eouolry
work
al
.something.
(.
.......
.oi,
mini
men
nuu
women,
are
eligible
for
memtier-
ship
in
Ihe
party.
Kven
tilled
people
have
joined
and
are
helping
lo
carry
out
Ihe
program
or
the
parly
in
a
modified
form.
'.Naturally
Ihe
accession
of
this
timn'nrt-
r.m
..n,
n,..
'
.'J'".
..'in
...nr.
.....II
I
.
.
trade
union
ranks
,
has
bad
a
modifying
influence
on
Ihe
policv
or
Ijic
leaders
who
feel
that
Ihey
can
onlv
hone
to
SlU'CPPlt
I
IV
conliiiuiiig
lu
receive
that
support.
Labor
leader
are
aNo
be',
ginning
to
realize
that
things
political
are
not
;Uwnvs
what
thv
seem,
l.heories
do
not
always
work
out
in
praclice
and
experiments
wilh
the
body
politic
are
dangerous.
Gradual
changes
are
always
lo
be
preferred
to
sudd?n
mnremcol
Capital,
Reserve
and
.$
8,000,000
Undivided
Profits.
2,067,074
Total
Assets
,
128,299,679
The
Bank's
Annual
Statement
thas
just
been
issued
and
copies
thereof
are
available
for
anyone,
on
applies-tion,
at
any
branch
of
the
bank.
UNION
BANK
OF
CANADA
Prince
Rupert
Branch
A.
T.
Broderick,
Manager
the
virility
wilh
which
it
et-press.rs
itself
in
its
hope
for
the
rulure.
.No
doubt
Prince
Itupert
would
take
ils
place
among
Ihe
cities
as
a
leading
port
hut
the
success
il
achieved
would
"The
territory
is
full
of
sur
prises
from
Ihe
pastoral
view
point,"
fa
id
Jlr.
(kink,
"being
well
watered
and
siilislnntinllv
crassed
and
limbered.
Free
from
droughts,
Ihe
much
ma)
igned
north
couulrr
must
soon
come
into
its
own."
,
MANY
FRENCH
COULD
NOT
READ
OR
WRITE
I'Alt'lS,
Jan.
II.
France
has
leen
rrediled
wilh
the
possession
of
an
excellent
system
of
educa
lion,
hut
fallli
in
jl
received
n
rude
shock
recently
when
Ihe
literacy
statistics
of
two
infaii
try
regiments,
ps-milcd
in
IVi'.l,
were
given
out.
One-third
of
the
young
men.
gathered
largely
from
Ihe
farming
districts
Of
Ihe
republic,
could
.
neither
read
nor
write.
Many
of
the-total
of
700
did
nol
know
a
treaty
of
peace
Ji.nl
been
signed
after
the
war.
and
few
could
tell
whoNiuule
Ihe
fciws
for
Iheir
country.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Pilnce
Rupert
llev.
F.
V.
Kerr
announce
(hat
he
luiV
accepted
n
cull
In
Ihe
New
Westminster
terian
Church.
He
asks
to
be
re-
lieei
hI
the
end
of
February
A
eomplele
revision
of
IochI
insurance
rates
has
been
made
by
the
II.
t:.
Underwrilers'
Hoard.
Huildings
in
lhe
mercaiillle
sec,
lion
tire
placed
on
an
avemge
of.
seven
er
cent.
Mayor
I'atlullo
was
acroided
a
splendid
reception
al
his
riim'.
MACDO
80
paipn
meeting
lat
night
for
Hie
muyorally.
In
addition
lo
Mayor
I'attullo
and
seeral
of
Ihe
ahler-mnnlc
eaudidales.
O.
II.
Nelson,
W.
P.
Lynch,
XI.
P.
XleCaffery.
J.
It.
Kylly,
II.
V.
.Mcltai.
iiud
Freil
Hlork
were
speakers.
(INTEREST
IS
TAKEN
IN
MCRAE
INQUIRY
VAXCOUVFJt,
Jan.
10.
Inter-1
est
oer
Ihe'
appointment
of
Ihe
forthcoming
Ikunmlssion
lo
In
quire
ir.to
charges
made
by
Ihe
Mcllne
parly
against
Hon.
V.
Sloan
and
others
is
quickened
by
an
inlitnnliou
Ilia!
the
in
quiry
will
open
at
Mcioriu
!-
fore
the
end
of
January.
Iielny
i
over
the
n.nping
of
a
judge
by
Ibe
(lllawa
authorities
lo
act
n
Commissioner.
Speaking
in
Vancouver,
V.
J.
Howser,
who
is
also
named
by
Ihe
Mcllar
parly
as
having
profiled
from
Ihe
l'.d.K.
promotion,
declared
that
Sir
Charles
Topper.
K.O..
Mr.
K.
1.
Itavls,
K.fi.
and
I.,
(i.
McPhillips,
K.C.
had
secured
sixty
laymen
lo
sign
the
accusnlion
against
himself,
but
hail
refrained
from
allaching
llieir
own
names.
"Nobody
knew
belter
than
these
Hirer
men,
the
responsibility
assumed
by
those
signing
the
resolution"
said
Mr.
dowser,
who
asserted
Ihat
the
signatories
laid
lheneelves
open
lo
a
charge
of
criminal
libel
or
civil
damage,
if
the
Commissinn
vindicates
him
from
Ihe
charge
IN
PROBATE.
IN
THE
lUniMI
COUNT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA,
In
lh
Matlrr
r
itw
AdrnlnMMUon
Art:
and
In
Vtf
Mtifc-r
f
IIk
r.lJ
i.r
Anlm
Mvrm.
lnvM.nl:
lnrut.
T
AkK
OTH
F.
tin
I
I
ippcrfnlMl
dniinllrtUir
r.r
Ow
Kulair
if
Anion
Mirvn,
Jrrrtvd,
in.1
III
rnlc
lMln
rlalni
irimM
the
Hid
KUI
ire
hTrbl
rHiilm1
in
fnrnlh
pn.rljr
terlflmt
10
m,
f.n
or
ixrnre
iim
im
day
or
jaiw
arr,
A
.Ii.
1,
aiul
ill
uni
IfMb-litr,,
li
He
:iai
in
rsiilnsl
to
tsir
0
irWiiint
of
Ihelr
MdrMMliw-M
In
nw.
fortu
llh.
THUS.
V.
IIFItsfE.
Offlrlal
AdmlnOtralor,
I'rlw
itus-rt.
n.C.
nalxt
ihla
Hih
day
nf
rwffmlif
r
.IBti
IN
PROBATE.
IN
THE
tUPRCMI
COURT
Of
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
In
Itw
Mau-r
ir
iih-
ArtmlnllrtlKi
Art;
mi
In
Oi
Matlff
nf
Om
hi
of
Amanda
noun!
nr
i.inrkin.
iwrnwt,
in
fsiai.
TAkK
.OTICF.
thai
In
Order
.r
lili
Honor
I
.
Men.
Tounr.
inaJ
III
It
lih
itar
of
January,
.H.
lfl,
I
aii.lnlrd
mniniMraior
or
iim
i:mair
or
rnaiwlj
Holdrn
O.r
Ijim.kln
ilrrrawsl,
and
all
uimrs
iiarinr
rianna
araini
iim
said
i.ii
ire
nrrfDr
rrnuirrn
in
riirnl.n
auw
ir(T-rly
riTlfl'd
In
nw.
t
or
IsTurr
lw
nil
iiair
or
.fiiriiari-
11.
ibi
i
mnt
an
l'reshy-irarll
liKl..id
lo
ths
iiu
arr
rsquirrd
I
IA
ll.l
I
1
1
..lu.....
.r
ttu.1.
Inrf.t
I.
.
-
lo
in
fnrthsim.
Tiuous
v.
iii:iinf.
orrirlal
AdmlnOlraior.
ITlnre
Hmrt.
n
c.
IN
PROBATE.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
rni
t
lu
tli
Mil
Or
r
of
III
AliiilnllralUMi
Ar;
;
IHI
In
tli
.Vatirr
of
tli
Klai
ef
Franrj
m.I
taki:
Mirm:
iiiai
I
aM-.niKi,
Admlnlstralor
or
Hie
Eiaw
of
Ironrj.,
II.
Wade.
Iirrraird.
and
thai
all
f.ariini
harlnr
rlalm
anlinl
Hi
said
lal
arr!
hrrrhv
rrimlrrd
in
fnrnl.h
io
d..iv
vrlflfl
lo
tor
on
nr
twrnre
ll
I
ml.
dyi
of
I'rliniarv.
A
.Ii,
ll.
A.lll
IIIIIIOH
TAkl.
VITICK
thai
ill!
partlr
Indrbird
to
III
rlnl
ir
riqiilrin);
lo
Tir
Ih
aniniint
fit
thrir
IndrlilnlnpM
In
in
forthwith.
j
HATKIi
al
I'rlnr
rinrvrt
n
r
Oil
ail.
d.iy
of
Jaisiary,
A.O.
mil.
,
tiiovus
w.
iirjivK.
1
fifflrui
Ailinlnl'iritnr,
enure
um-rrt.
n
r.
i
IN
PROBATE.
IN
THE
SUPRM-E
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
In
llm
Milter
of
Ih
Admlnldratlnti
Ait:
I
HT1.I
til
III
Vallrf
r
tin'
KUI
tit
Munt'irti
lr.od.
Ilrrrd,
tali;
oTirt;
ttm
t
amvdmrd
d'lilnlotralor
or
l
Four
of
.Miirdorh
M.-I.PO.I,
irrrad.
ami
that
ill
inrijra
wj.'s
una.
ii-iiuim
in
niu
eaiat
arr
hrrrhr
rrniilrrd
in
fnnilli
..-
.i,.iu
irrlOxt
U
iu
ou
ur
Mviv
lt.
ivth
dav
of
Irlirnarv.
A
.11,
l(r.
'
AMI
ITIITIIMI
TVM:
MlTICK
tu.il
all
larU
liutlii.1
in
Hi
lat
arr
rronlrrd
...
.'a
N....HI..I
.
.1117
llHlHl4n,.
to
u
r-ihiiih.
IlATWi
at
Prince
flnrrt,
n.C
.
tin
Mil
tiny
f
January,
A
i,
ion,
IIHi.Ms
w
iiihf
Offlrlal
AdmltiMriKir,
I'rlnce
iiuKri,
n.c.
NALD3
Elite
Cut
for
those
smokers
vxhri
likft
MACDONALDS
cut
fine
or
who
roll
their
own
11
9
'M
Va
lb
-15
IBBh
MWWifmJ
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
C.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermaker,
BUcksmlths,
Patten
makers,
Founders,
wooaworKers.
tic
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
i
equipped
lo
humlle
oil
kind,
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
385.
COW'S
CELEBRATED
RAIN
COATS
Manufacturer's
Samples
London,
EniUfJ
!
CALL
AND
SEE
THEM
STEVE
KING
-
Phone
Green
55
third
Avenue
ARE
YOU
WELL
PREPARED
l
or
the
W.nler
w.th
WARM,
COMFY
BLANKETS?
Jo
1
arrived
q
shij
a'
o
ih
tnmoi
ESMOND
BLANKETS,
in
varieg.ileil
pallr
t:
and
eolors
1
Watch
For
Our
Window,
Display.
,
BARRIE'S
Home
Furnishings
DENTISTRY
Dr.
Jos.
Maguire
Rooms
7.
8,
9
Smith
BlockJ
Office
Hours,
9
to
9
Phone
575
Lady
Assistant
Shocklevs
p,anin5
Mi,ls
J
Phone
383.
Sole
Agent
for
Royal
Mild,
Hanall,
B.C.
.
Lumbf
J.
Fyfe
Smith
Co
.
Hardwood
Fraser
Mills
Fir
Venef
Dimension
Lumber.
Kir,
Hprneo
and
Cedar.
prur
nml
Cedar
"hiplap.
Spruce
'Planking.
Sash,
Door,
Mouldings,
Glnse.
Shingles.
Kir
Veneer-
Cedar
Piling.
Nanaimo
-
Wellington
COAL
DOUBLE
8CREENED!
LASTS
LONGEHt
Real
Satisfaction.
Cheapott
In
Cong
Runt
NO
SHALE
OR
ROCK!
COAL
GUARANTEED!
PROMPT
DELI
VERY.
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&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phonos
110
and
534,