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Ut
H.2I
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reflects
the
absolute
purity
of
the
blend.
Delicious
to
the
last
drop.
Try
it.
MONDAY
SPECIAL
HE
SURE
FELT
MEAN
BUT
MENDED
HIS
WAYS
Said
a
well
known
local
man
i
other
ilny
"Well,
Sir.
the
meanest
fooling
I
ever
had
come
over
me
w
Inst
'Christmas
morning.
I
hail
passed
up
the
Cliri.!
mas
rani
idea
i
r'Iy
and
of
course
was
deluged
wilti
all
i
sorts
nf
lovely
Christinas
greet
ings
from
relatives
and
old
friends.
And
I
here.
I
hadn't
.son!
nut
a
single
one.
I
thought
I
lion
if
everyone
had
been
likf
mysrl'
la
lot
of
ri'al
joy
would
have
bcn
lost.
I
determined
o
see
thai
nothing
of
the
sort
occurs
tni
.Christmas.
I
am
going
In
dis
pense
sunshine
on
Hip
"glad
morn"
s
well
as
receive
it."
Your
private
greeting
card
nan
tin
selected
at
Hose,
Cowan
&
l.atla",
I'oiirlli
St.,
from
our
wide
range
al
moderate
col,
and
.cards
will
hp
prinlPd
on
day
of
inrdor.
Phone
Ml.
LA.ND
AIXI
Qussn
Charlotta
laland
Land
DlaUkt.
D'tlrlct
of
Princ
Rupart
Take
.N.illee
that
I,
Samuel
Simpson.
if
Maett,
H.C.,
ncriipalliui
fltnemian.
"
leml
in
apply
fur
eriiilsliin
to
lea
the
fi.lhiu-lnir
l.&rpllM.r1
laiiil-
f
liifiinieneln
at
mark
In
a
nirtheti
rly
ilirrill-.n
a
ilK
l.n,.
r.t
,.rl...
I
t
n.iU
-
flu.no
u,
RIH
centemtier
Peter
Kea.
vaeni
THE
DEPARTMENT
OF
TRADE
AND
COMMERCE
H:15
A.M.'I'l"'t,",'"'
"r
Trarti-
k
o,iiunrre,
oitawa."
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A
lump
suai
lMHlr
for
the.
work
I
rte
;
An
arrppli-il
bank
rlwniie
for
Ten
.
C.I'.fl.
Iiecemher
111.
From
Vancouver-Sundays
..P.
M.
ij
Tuesday
via
train
due
P.M.
Wednesdayii
...........3
l'.M
Thursdays
I'.M
C.I'.Il.
hecember
ITi
and
.29.
To
Anyox,
''Alice
Arm,
8tewart
and
Premier
Wednesdays
....
Sunday
7
I'.M.
From
Anyox,
Alice
Arm,
Stewart
and
Premier
Tuesdays
-P.M
Fridays
A.M.
To
Port
Simpson
and
Naas
River
Points
j'
Thursday
P.M
From
Port
Simpson
and
Naas
f
River
Points
j
Saturdays
A,.t
To
'Alaska
Point
December
15
and
2'J.
From
Alaska
Points
December
19.
To
Queen
Charlotte
Island
Points
December
13
and
27
7
P.M
From
Queen
Charlotte
Island
1
1
and
25,
hKALf.fl
T4-mWr
fur
Mm
limlriirtloll
!uf
i-uiii-r,lP
fiMiiiilallniis
for
a
(train
cli-va-i
tor,
ullli
i-rei.Miii-d
plb
and,
liinlwr
nx-k
anil
rrnxoinl
pib
rtiiiilalinn
fur
arkl
I
rraln
wari'lkiifi-,
will
Im-
rrri-Onl
al
oiiawa
until
imon
i.f
Kiiilay.
Jamiarv
Jml.
Temlt-rs
hIhhiIiI
I
M-nt
In
an
iia(n
aj.l...t
i.nittl.j
.akL-....
'Tb...tABd
TlHiixaiiil
liollar
iilii.nini.no.
mail
pay-all
to
Itif
Vllnllir
of
Trailo
k
rommrrri-,
mil"!
armmpany
earh
tender.
W1KI1
mini
Will
fie
forfrllisl
If
Ihe
party
lenitprliiir
ilerliiio.
10
eiiw-r
Into
a
rontrart
for
th
ork
on
the
trrniv
atan-rt
In
h(
ii-imIt.'
K.I
mtlir-I-r.fi
THn
rli
..m
I
n
t
.
u.
Oinra.
loyendr
?7lh.
19?
TIMBER
SALE
X
6838.
Sealed
Tender
will
l
rerelvwl
liy
the
Vlinloier
or
Lati'K
al
Vieiorla.
not
later
than
noon
on
loe
r,rti
day
of
Krhruary.
IW.'..
ror
Hie
pnrrhaiie
of
l.lienre
X
HHJX.
In
rut
ia.9Ml.oiio
reet
of
Spruce,
cedar
and
llenilork,
on
an
area
adjolnlnr
l-ol
IttSfi.
selwjn
Inlet.
Vneen
i:hailolle
lland
Mud
district.
Two
i
year
will
he
allowed
for
removal
of
tlniher.
further
particulars
of
the
chief
Fore,
ler.
Victoria.
B.C
.
or
Plsfrlrt
loreir,
Prlnre
lliiiert,
H.C.
TIMBER
SALE
X
0830.
Hemlock,
on
an
area
altnaicd
on
sedl
jlllel,
ijueen
:nai'lote
Maud
llltlrlct.
Two
ii
year
will
lie
allowed
Tor
re-uioviil
of
tlmlier.
.....
further
pariinilars
of
the
1
hlef
forester,
Victoria,
li.f...
or
lilorlrt
foiei'ler.
ITlliee
Hiiei,
H.C.
NOTICC
OP
CSNCtLLATIO
Of
RCHCRVEi
ANNUAL
MEETING
OF
BANK
OF
MONTREAL;
BUSINESS
SITUATION
Sir
Vincent
Meredith
Expresses
Belief
That
Canada'WIII
Prosper
r;
Country
Offers
Inducements
to
Immigrants
VaUy
Superior
to
Those
of
Other
Countries.
Sir
Frederick
Wllllams-Taylor
Points
Out
That
Canada
Must
Put
House
In
Order
People
Must
Insist
on
Government
Practising
Policy
of
Economy.
The
l"lh
annual
general
again
stress
tin
necessity
for
merlins
of
the
Hank
of
Montreal
hnr.l
work
and
economy,
so
often
was
held
al
the
Head
Office
of
!
preached
and
seldom
put
into
Hie
Hank
in
Montreal.
The
hoard
!
practice,
and
the
need
for
Immi-
of
directors
was
increased
from
eighteen
In
twenty,
Ihe
new
positions,
however,
not
heins
filhil
at
the
present
meeting.
Sir
Vincent
Meredith,
President,
in
hi
address
to
share-holder,
said
in
pari:
"Durinp
the
past
year
continued
confused
world-wide
conditions'
have
been
a
deterrent
In
business
generally,
yet,
despite
relative
dullness,
of
trade
and
the
heavy
hurden
of
taxation
imposed
on
financial
institution,
I
am
happy
lo
he
aide
to
say
that
we
have
earned
our
i
dividend
and
bonus."
Sir
Vincent
wenl
on
lo
say
that
he
was
satisfied
thai
general
conditions
were
improving,
and
he
prophesied
bright
thin?
from
it
business
point
of
view
in
the
future.
He
aid
that
Ihe
past
year
had
shown
a
heller
rdemand
for
steel.
in
various
forms,
especially
from
railroad,
that
lex-tile
trades
were
gradually
recovering
from.
Ihe
slump
and
that
dealings
in
hides
and
leather
have
hrnndened.
Figure
of
Canada's
foreign
Irade,
he
remarked,
are
encour-pging.
In
Ihe
twelve
month-prior
lo
Ocloh'er
.11
si
the
aggre-gale
value
of
this
commerce
was
I
I
(Hi.flrtft.flnn
greater
than
In
Ihe
a
poM-planlMl
near
the
titlieat
mrner
of
i
nrecedincr
VPar.
Hits,
.alii
Mr
Maeil
Inland,
iHlll'ni.i!
i-nam
ii,
...
,
.....
-
allrihiilahle
I
I
.II...!
nl.l
a
waier
water
mark:
mark;
ihenee
ihenee
fullun
roiiowmir
mir
low
low
witn
watei
I
j
incenl.
was
mall
degree
In
the
in
no
enormous
erly
i
rhalns
Ihenee
southerly
an
rhaln
1
grain
crop
of
tfl?.l.
Flour
prn-
itl
mie.
in
p"M
hi
euiniiienremeni
an.
,
,
,
.,,
v-
heen
n
Ihe,
.
i.
lar-
nmuininir
t&
aerea
(more
or
te.
duels
have
always
hvmukl
eiMi'soi.
Applicant.
conlrihulion
to
Canada
export
trnde.
being
grealpr
than
line
comroiieii
vaiue.pi
an
inner
rhe
oltieroulsianling.
Item
in
A
favorable
Irade
balance
is
shown
li
the
excess
nf
exports
over
imports
amounting
lo
Stijft.fiftO.iion,
as
compared
with
I'rliire
ImpiTI
Honor
foiiiulallons"
anl;ail
PXCPss
OI
only
1
.1
ooo.liou
in
....
1
..'i.
.
aillrfu-(l
lo
-Tli-
lifpuly
Mlnl-lr.
lip
the
corresponding
year.
Foreign
period
lat
compel
it
ion.
which
for
some
lime
pal
had
been
nnlicipali'd,
is
now
being
keenly
fell
in
several
basic
Can
adian
product
in
neutral
mar
Immjgraimn
lias
peep
disap.
101
iriKH-rrr
wii
w
jTianwn
a
Kworiiv
,
,.
,
,,
,
,i,..,
i
for
Hie
lino
fiilfillnx-nt
of
llu-
rontrart
lo
pninlingly
small,
and
WT
I
Until
tn-
li
rnti-rMl
Into,
or
rhwni'
wv
l.e
re
1.."
..mniljillnn
increase
in
tionil!
r
rPn"
rf,.liln
1,1
popui.llion,
nil
n
a
Ml
plarwl
with
rqnlvalrnt
par
value
of
or
iim'
rir.niinion
of
Canada.
.production
will
remain
obslln-
l'lan.
Mxrlf
Ira
Hon,
and
all
iw-rpatary:
.
.
,
.r.
.
....
i.i....
.
Informaiion
rnnUng
lb-
pri,r-.ml
woik
alel.V
slow.
The
problem
belongs
may
l
otiialnnl
rroin
C.
n.
Howe
A
Can-1
in
,n
,,lhi.r
r
H!"l
Imiuls
l
than
man
mine
mine,
hut
111
1
1
I
pany.
nnnaiiltliir
Knilneera.
Whalen
BiilM-'
(nr.
I'ort
vritnir.
Ontario.
Di-i-ii
of
riftv'
am
conviticed
Ihe
day
is
not
dls-
noiiar
oftii.un,
is
reqinrca
rnr
plana
ann;
.
,
.
,
...
..
1
1
,,
,1
land
of
peeflrallon,
der..lt
to
lw
returned
on
tint
when
this
favored
rin'titin
,Un
,"rlr'r""n
,n
"f,fK,
Canada
will
be
sought
by
Ihe
The
loet
or
any
tender
will
not
nere-
i
Slirolll
noiilllalion
of
("treat
arlly
fn
arrepled.
.
n.!il
...i
t.'-,.
..u
,vll
no
hv
order,
.1
i"
-
F
r.
t
frBtm.
(j,y
hne
thrifty
classes
who
will
lere
nun
oniioriiiiio
v
inr
inr-
Iher
improving
their
comlillnn.
A
Word
of
Confidence
My
last
word
is
a
word
of
confidence
and
encotiragemenl.
The
interes
nf
your
Hank
are
more
closely
hound
up
with
those
nf
Canada
lhan
Pver
before,
and
unless
Canada
prospers.
Ihe
Hank
cannol
expect
the
prosperity
II
should
enjoy.
I
believe
Canada
will
prosper.
II
offers
inducements
lo
immigrants
vastly
superior
lo
those
of
other
countries,
which
are
al
present
endeavoring
to
attract
citizens.
It
stands
third
amongst
Ihe
countries
of
the
world
In
natural
resources.
We
possess
half
of
Ihe
fores!
area
of
the
Hrllish
Umpire;
our
mines
produced
in
'if.fll
fll
t
OAI
AAA
r.,rvtlti
ft
Sealed
Tender
will
I
received
by
the,
'
""""
Minuter
of
Land,
ai
vicioria.
not
later
,
melals,
and
Ihe
surface
s
lhan
noon
on
the
tin
wy
01
January,
.
.
-
,
aB.i.
tua.
for
ihe
piiniw
of
Licence
x
e3i.
scarcely
scralched.
Canada
stands
in
rut
.&I.iioii
fco4
of
Spruce.
i,edar
ami
second
In
the
world
In
coal
de
posits.
Her
water
powers
are
eslimaled
at
18.000,000
horse
power
and
she
enjoys
unexcelled
villinfinj
lo
work,
Mi
rhonp.
firi
I
ti
jI
a
r
f
n'n.lArn
P.nnnHfi
nf
......
.
.
-
tii
il
ia
1
a
1
1
1
"
-i
1
11
""I'M""
jrralion.
fiiven
these
three
things,
I
look
forward
with
Ihe
utmost
confidenre
to
Canada's
future.
General
Manager's
Address
Sir
Frederick
Villiam-Tsiy-lor.
fTicneral
Manager,
in
a
review
of
the
annual
statement.
iiid
in
part;-
The
jncrea-e
in
Ihe
nuinh'
r
nf
depositors
in
our
Savings
le-partmeut
has
een
greater
in
Ihe
past
Iwo
ear
lhan
ever
hefore.
I
should
like,
to
emphasip
in
connection
Jvrith
Ihe
growth
of
thpse
deposits'
that
this
Hank's
services
are
al
Ihe
iiliiiial
of
every
clas
of
the
population,
"nil
thai
we
welcome
tlioe
who
with
n
mal
denostt
wish
lo
open
a
saving
account.
The
aciiuiUiou
of
The
Md
sous
Hank,
suhject
lo
formal
ratification
ly
the
shareholder
will
add
lo
our
organisation
the
liiiines
of
their
I2"
hrnnche.
(If
these.
117
are
located
In
the
I'rovincp
of,
Ouelieo
and
Ontario,
and
ns
the
greater
,nnmher
are
al
point
Where
we
are
not
al
ready
repre-enled,
the
reult
will
he
a
valuable
addition
to
our
re
presentation
in
these
twv
pro
vilices.
NVe
shall
welcome
Ihe
clientele
of
The
Molsipis
llnnk.
and
can
assuiv
IhcnVtlial
in
the
Hank
ol
Montreal
they
will
find
n
ser
vice
fully
-commensurate
vvllh
their
need
combined
with
Hie
courleuv
und
attention
which
they
have
n
right
In
expect
Although
the
wheat
crop
In
Canada
wasarthis
vear
less
thiiu
Ifor
IheAs'ean
of
9?3
by
ome-
rihfnjt
$.pparhifil5.
5fni;nnntfion
;
respect
of
export
trade
f-f
foresil
l.iishelsv
foi-Uinalely
for
the
far
lias
nilvanCPO
IO
products,
in
In
ll.n
the
-nten
seven
nwniin
mnnllwl
nter
nier
I
ine
lit"
prnir
llflili
eii.liiiir
Oclhlier
Ml
shfnmenls
of
1
ahouU
I
J'
per
,
hii'hfl
from
iwnoil
and
wood
products,
inrlud-1
ing
paer.
declined
in
value
about
ijslK.nnii.ftoo.
as
compared
iTand.ra
for
Foundation,
ari
Tlmbar
Doca'willl
the
previous
year,
this
ie-
;
fc
Drain
tu.aior
at
Prirta
Rupart,
b.c.
;nr(.a.p
occurring
in
lumber
and
not
in
paper.
ahouf
l.n
last
year.
in
th'at
Canada's
gross
income
from
lhl
lnie
product
should
be
about
Ihe
same.
The
increase
In
Ihe
rtirrenl
income
of
the
furmers
in
nren
which
have
yielded
favorable
crops
Jias
nalurally
been
reflect
ei
in
Improved
financial
and
business
conditions
in
those
dis
tricts.
This
Hank,
vvllh
a
largo
vol
11
nfe
of
loans
in
Western
Canada
has
continued
its
tradition
o
fair
dealing
wllh
Its
customers
and
has
extended
every
assi
ance
to
those:
who
have
suffered
repealed
crop
failures.
We
have
followed
a
policy
calculated
In
keen
borrowers
on
the
land,
and
considering
the
large
number
of
individual
loan.
Ihne
cases
have
been
comparatively
few
In
which
through
the
action
of
the
debtors
we
Jiave
been
obliged
lo
res.!
i.jifjawv,,
,
..
..,
'
'
feutinsfs
Situation
My
view,
in
brief,
of
the
situ
at
Iott
is
thai
liiisiness
generally
in
Canada
l
unallfaeory,
hut
with
some
liriglit
spots.
Thi
expression
of
opinion
may
not
be
popular,
but
seenis
lo
he
mucn
belter
lo
look
the
frintler
souare
in
Ihe
face
than
lo
allow
our
selves
to
he
led
astray
by
popu
lar
delusions.
That
general
Irade
is
dull
lo
put
it
mildly.
Is
delusion.
Many
of
our
Industries
iL''J
;.J;,J'
V.a
1V1
'&.
in.
fee
n
menns
nf
healthful
sub-
Canada's
Irotibles
are'
the
nc
riiixive
naime
s,
uinrin,
i
r,n
-Uin
nnd.
In
lime.
,1
heller'
ennviiloled
result
of
what
Ra'urday.
T.
1
w
TITE'S
CHRISTMAS
BARGAINS
CHRISTMAS
SPECJAL8
IN
FANCY
TURKISH
TOWCL8
WITH
COLOItED
BOnoE,s
.Sine
!I8
iiiclii-s
by
20
.inches
$2.00
per
p8if
Sue
,10
inclii's
liy
int'lir
$2
50
per
Paif
Sire
iV
jnclii's
by
5N1
inches
.
.
.
;.
k
...
:
$3.00
per
p4,r
HEAVY
MARCELLE
ENGLISH
UED
SPREADS.
EXTRA
FINE
gUiUry
Sjie
Xll
inches
by
l"l
inches
.
.
.
.
Size
SI
iiu-hi's
by
108
indies
Special
Christmas
Prices
on
LADIES'
HAND
BAGS,
VANITY
CASES
A
FRENCH
voHy
See
Our
Complete
Line
of
Portable
Table
Lamps,
Piano
Lumps,
Chtt.
ri,
in()
Boudoir
Lamps.
Also
New
Stock
of
Silk
Lamp
Shades
In
nil
mk.
See
our
TOY
DEPARTMENT
first
before
purclutlng
ror
thn
Llltio
Our
GEORGE
D.
TITE
Phone
20.
THE
HOME
FURNISHER
P.O.
U0X
let;
problem
in
any
country.
No
government
can
move
tasier
in
Ihese
mailer
than
public
opinion
will
permit,
and
umiii
the
people
ies
the
responsibility
of
vol
ing
for
economy.
Wo,
in
Ikiitada,
hae
much
lo
e
thankful
for.
If
Ibis
were
a
poor
etui
11
try
our
ene
would
lw;
a
bad
one,
but
we
have
riches
in;
our
forests,
our
field
,
our
fisheries,
iiiid
hi
our
nriitwuls,
also
in
our
loinlily
witter
ixiwer.
and
in
the
iioliialrv
an.l
Mitsl.U4.in
,.f
our
people.
We
have
11
diffietill
slltwllon
on
our
hand,
hut
let
its
nM
ok
back
or
wfste
liioe
in
mount
inn
l.el
us
ge
logelher
and.
like
a
ane,
capable,
and
unliis'lrion
people,
pnl
our
house
in
order.
HOSPITAL
MAY
GET
BIGGER
WATER
MAIN
Inspection
of
Present
Pressure
Made
by
Fire
Chlf
and
Matter
Is
Taken
up
With
City
Enolneer
coHHiliiiuj,
Ibal-b.ol
i
following
owing
en
made
lhliwi.ir
presjAe
for
fire
indsrJjii
rtyrpse..'
'
Ihn
hosiflHl
WH
111lde.pnjlf,-
mi
innpecliiiii
vi
nt.le
by
'!.
II
McDonald,
fire
chief.
Mr.
Mc
liiinald.
111
a
'oMiioiiiui'alioii
be
fore
Ihe
hospilnl
Intnr.l
Insl
uiuhl
slated
thai
Ihe
pteuri'
was
as
good
Us
could
be
exiiiH-led
Willi
.'
Ihree-ineh
main.
The
pos.ihilily
of
pulling
in
a
larger
main
and
an
addilional
hydraiil
was
being
taken
up
with
the
rily
engineer.
I!.
II.
Mortimer
fell
thai
il
was
itdvisnble
dial
there
should
be
a
large
main
front
Ihe
cily
Irtiiil
line
running
along
Sixth
Avenue
Ihe
mailer
wa
referred
In
Ihe
rounds
cnmmillee.
-t
POPULAR
INTHE
WEST
The
I'aiinly
Herald
and
Weekly
Siar
of
Monlreal
is
the
iopular
paper
in
this
seel
ion
of
Canada,
II
deserves
il
popularity
becuiisi
I
lie
pulilsiers
spare
110
expense
0i'
ToaiiA
il
an
inlereslliiK
and
useful
paper
for
wesle'ru-hotues
Cach
is.
ue
1.
just
brimful
of
Hie
choicest
and
most
Instructive
reading,
while
the
Information
for
farmers
in
each
number
i-.
alone
worth
many
limes
Ihe
sub
scnpliou
price
for
a
year.
No
home
in
Western
Canada
should
be
without
the
big
Montreal
weekly.
II
cosls
only
two
dollars
a
year.
This
year
there
beautiful
calendar,
I
en
thousand
are
running
on
half-lime
wllh
Hollars
in
prizes
and
other
valu
diminished
nrofils
or
no
profits
.able
rewards
yiveu
to
mil,
-mli.
at
all.
Taxation
Is
heavy
In
an
extent
which
discourages
new
enlernrl.ea
The
cost
of
living
address.
Is
high
and
our
population
In
point
nf
.numbers
js
al
a
stand
still,
or
wore.
These
are
the
conditions
as
I
ee,
them,
but
I
Jinpn
and
believe
we
will
emerge
from
our
diffi
culties
presently
Firs!
and
foremost
I
would
say
that
there
must
be
an
end
In
Ihe
present
apathy
annul
public
affairs.
In
my
opinion,
those
who
will
not
go
In
Ihe
trouble
In
register
their
vote
In
miinlelpal,
provincial
and
federal
nffalrs
transportation
facilllles.
Tor.
should
be
ppnallMd
In
some
form
llia.e
wilh
some
capital
and
a
for
their
indifference
III
1
I.
II
.
i
tt'
We
-It
Il.nl
that
all
know
opart
from
the
cost
and
effects
of
the
war
ers.
A
catalogue
of
rewards
will
he
sent
free
of
charge
lo
anv
Major
It.
M,
Taylor,
district
engineer
for
Ihe
provincial
de
partment
of
public
works,
K
turned
from
Victoria
on
the
Princess
llealrice
Ibis
afternoon
A
transfer
about
lo
be
made
in
the
department
will
involve
the
moving
of
Major
Taylor
lo
Kain
loops
in
a
similar
capacity
In
I
hat
which
he
holds
here.
relleil,
u
.
.
u
1
.
.
..
.
...t
1
t
-
,
,
1
n
j
1
i..,..,.ln
lt,
llpltioiu
Itofilriio
lliiu
riflne
I
lii-.o.
ii,
,Tiir..i,
competence
man
can
ne
optaineo(iie
terineri
in
mini
nun
ii-ini"ini-
"
ML
,MU,1"'r
of
UI"1
.elsewhere
Yet
cardinnl
virtues
.language
Imprudence
in
affairs,
moon
from
u
bu
inc-,
trip
to,
ovtmtsr
Ittb.
1S9
I
must
be
practised
and
I
would
J.
Good
javernment
Is
Mrs.
Charles
IMwanU
reluin-ed
011
Hie
I'rincess
Heal
l
ice
llil
uriernoon
afler
a
holiday
I
l
ip
lo
Vancouver.
Mr.
I'd
ward
ex
pects
lo
be
back
.next
week.
.1.
S.
lingers
of
the
I'rince
llil-
mny'perl
Hy-I'roducis
Co,
reiiiined
on
hard
1
Vancouver
I
3RIDGE
PARTY
FOR
MRS.
MASON
ADAMS
SMITIII'.IIH.
Iec.
li.
A
very
leasHiil
evening
was
spent
at
ihe
home-
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
.1.
;.
Stephens
011
Tuesday
night,
whett
a
number
of
guesi-
wre
i-
.ier-lailied
at
bridge.
TImtc
wire
six)
tlilen
of
idayer-.
Hie
prizes
lie-'
lg
W'f
llV
I
lie
following.
I-
If-'
I
V
II
I
a
I
iarreMoncia
(BULL
DOG
SIZE)
crDc
fill
Best
run
x
mi
Menutatturrd
U
Cn
J
Civ
f-ty
imsU
IMPERIAL
T0DA((0
COflPANr
Of
(A.-wuAlrtUI
5Jt
Oitlrlksitori
pi
1
e.
1
-
Ihe
Si
Of
lie-:
and
Mi..
V
lltghesl
irie
for
-the
nupt
w
ml
K.
W!
Adntns
w
lix
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I
he
eon
si
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1
V
1
1
1
yjHiiHP
1
mil
LI
J
11
1
iTSil
OB
j4!K
,i
,y
til
W
hed
or
di!
-ijl
v'"
'(jlI,nbi
Nils
nilverllsemenl
:
mil
puhln
Control
Hoard
or
by
Ihe
Uoveiiinu'iit
1,111