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7,
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,
"
(continued
from
pa?e
one)
served
ilurin?
the
past
year.
Credit
to
1922
Council
TucMlay.
January
IB,
1921.
hclousr
lo
him.
(iivon
a
free
hand,
I
believe
that
Hilly
Vickers
is
as
pood
an
oflirer
as
there
is
on
the
Pacific
Coast."
Aid.
Stephens
cloned
with
the
announcement
that
.fie
would
bold
another
meetinjr
on
Wed
ncMilay
ni;ht
and
that
it
was
his
desire
(hut
all
personalities
should
be
eliminated
from
the
contest.
"I
want
to
fight
STEPHENS
OUTLINES
HIS
I
be
a
serious
handicap
to
Indus-
rian
rnmnaiirn
and
1
would
ask
POLICY
AT
MEETING
OF
tries
but
not
only
lo
industrii's.lvoii
in
selecting
vour
mayor,
lo
ELECTORS
LAST
EVENINQ
The
burden
would
come
on
those
If
orj,0
;inv
personal
prejudices
,
fiiviiiR
full
credit
to
the
1022
ra0i-council,
which
be
slated
had1
who
made
their
homes
in
the
you
may
have
and
vole
for
the
oily.
Re
was
opposed
to
im-
nian
you
think
will
serve
Ibe
nVn
J
','
"
Ueneral
plan,
but
since
he
bnd
,
a
.
..
.ijtl.ly
necessary
lo
get
down
lo.n
'..
,.,
been
out
nf
the
council
nothing
business
and
avoid
pel
schemes.
If
tbo
finance
committee
in
102.1
had
had
the
support
of
Hie
mayor
Uiroupli
his
connection
will,
various
other
cHml.tees,
eily
.
limn-
iiiiiiii--
Hituiu
llllr
iiri'ii
saved
the
taxpayers.
"I
promise,
you,
if
I
am
elected,
that
I
will
exert
my
olllre
with
all
commit
lees
and
I
will
not
be
a
dead
one
at
thai."
Reef
In
Belt
Feed
Baby
KLIM
POWDERED
WHOLE
MILK
It
is
not
Sterilized
Compare
Te-liqulfied
Kllm
Whole
Milk
with
the
strictest
test
certified
milk.
Ask
your
doctor-he
knows!
Canadian
Milk
Products
Limited
MONTREAL
TORONTO
Sold
by
RUPERT
TABLE
SUPPLY
CO.
more
had
been
beard
of
the
scheme
even
though
a
complete
outline
of
it
had
been
left
in
the
hall
with
a
favorable
re-
It
would
be
feasible
ami
economical.
If
elected
he
would
resurrect
the
idea.
The
present
roads,
he
-aid
were
dangerous.
S.
D.
Macdonald
S.
I).
Marilnnald
defended
his
The
cily
had
gun
on
borrow-
record
as
an
alderman
for
the
WINNIPEG
I4T
pasi
year.,
tie
aumiiieti
mat
ne
had
not
favored
the
appointment
of
the
present
superintendent
of
utilities
but
on
being
appointed
chairman
of
the
utilities
committee
he
had
given
Jlr.
Love,
every
support
and
he
now
IhoiiKlit
making
the
appointment
was
one
of
the
host
tdops
the
council
had
taken.
The
alderman
said
he
had
done
his
best
lo
give
the
city
good
service
and
he
believed
the
financial
standing
nf
the
cily
was
prelly
goo'd
today.
He
paid
a
compliment
lo
Alderman
Stephen
who
he
thought
had
been
a
Letter
chairmun
of
the
finance
com-millce
than
be
would
be.
mayor.
He
bad
often
supported
Alderman
.
Stephens,
lie
bad
urged
that
lhe
council
give
the
ratepayers
the
advantage
of
the
profits'
on
the
light
and
power
system
and
bad
suggested
a
slight
reduction
in
rales
bid.
had
been
fold
the
finances
of
the
city
thk
nXiix
NFAV8.
litis:
and
xpfTullntr
nml
borrowing
worn!
not
slnna
for
it.
In
view
ami
sforuliny
as
if
it
lind
a
pop-
of
Hr
slntnhfMil,
pivon
out
at
ulnhoti
of
50,000,
but
fh
timo
the
'city
hall
ho
wouM,
If
rlorlnl,
bait
romp
for
U
roof
in
tbo
liplt.'rmlt'uvor
In
yr.Mirn
n
rinoimlitrt
Kviili
lop-Malion
aoctinlintr
to
Ibo'roiluotion.
lie
also
claims!
sixo
of
tbo
inuuicipalily.
It
was
Jrrnlit
for
tbo
ajrwMiir-iit
witlii
lousy
to
spontl
but
it
was
not
so
tbo
tlryijwk
which
bo
ooustilori
oay
to
ralo
mouoy.
What
liola
pol
ono.
Tbo
plant
was
of
wajitoit
to
oo
was
a
30
mill
rale
iiislomt
of
.10,
Abl.
Slopbons
lo-
claroil.
Itoalififr
with
a
rumor
that
ho
hail
opposoil
tbo
.taxation
ox-
'million
ajrrooiuo.iil
with
the
G.
W.V.A.,
Ahl.
Slopbons
mau
it
oloar
that
bo
bail
only
insisted
that
such
exemption
should
bo
slon
only
as.
lonj?
as
the
jiroiuNo
wore
not
in
competi
tion
wilb
liconsod
business
of
of
tbo
city
anil
Just
for
Much
lime
as
the
.
property
was
used
for
the
purpose
of
a
.G.W.V.A.
memorial.
'I
bo
story
has
been
Rompr
around
that
I
would,
if
elected.
fire
Chief
Yickors,"
slated
Aid.
lepbonn
in
itoalitiK
with
another
rumor.
I
warn
to
contradict
that
story
and
say
that
whoever
circulate
it
is
telling
an
un
I
rut
It.
As
ndinp
chairman
of
tbo
police
commission
several
provemenl
lax
and
had
nothing
rjy
1,01
a
lime."
lo
auolifc'i7.e
for
in
opposing
a
Ml.
P.
McCaffarv
J
reduction
in
ligbl
and
power
!
M
t.
mm'oOWv
in
inirn.inA
reaiy
smne.i
me
feoreanuai
wu
Sneakint
of
clnxler
..Ireel
of
the
citv
services.
Aid.
Sleohens
i:..i.n..
..
n..i.
-
.iiiuiiiK
sjsu-iii
iur
ins
kiock.h
then
went
on
lo
..
from
a
report
of
the
cly.treasui-erjdowntnwn
'
?,
co,in?
,37,000,
which
n
inir
Hie
sneaker
of
the
eveninir
""'!""
said
he
was
supporting
Alder
cirUMii
...
a
u
viu.-..:
"iit-ri
,
I
Slenhens
because
he
bad
I
.
-
,
civ
eive
.
ficuren1
fisures'
c.
.
.
,
.
.
.
piinwn
,
.,...
uuicipih
ruaracmr
u
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'iMininQia
inn
qoi
i
11
ifld
r
1
1
on
He
was
a
-
heavy
tax
--
illy
10
siinw
wnvre
oiany
saiiiKS
nan
iii
.
,i1Aj
,.
flartI,p,
,POn
tslr
been
i.ern
eiiecieu
efrecled
.oi
Not
jncni.li.l
inclu
I
in!
n
,
l,aJ,
payer
and
a
man
with
a
famllj
lhe
llIayor
-Id..
filepbens
de-
the
treasurer's
slatemenl
.?,
wou,,,
.,,,'f.i
"e
inleres'led
mieresieu
in
in
as
a
.i..,
:
Sl0ial
'Clivr'
"
'
Cl
y
.nPP,IM
a
'saving
savins
r,f
of
?tno,0(o
noorin
in
in
plank
ninL
nad
a
'?
repairs.
Six
hundred
thousand
feel
of
lumber
had
been
placed
in
Ibe
streets
in
Ibis
manner
since
May
at
by
Malcolm
Mcl.eod
at
In
l.l-
fnul
n-ill.
II.
ul.l.
in.l9
per
thousand.
The
-ily!
.
",'Mlhe
eily..
engineer's
eslimale
'bad
28.80
per
thousand.
Reduce
Taxation
been'
Slaling
that
reduced
assess-
liirile
nienl
was
"one
of
the
greatest
Aid.
the
proposition
had
only!
Arthur
Brookihank
lb
iu(
the
lv;iv
way
n
a
man
man
with
witti
a
a
ram
family
lv
woul.
wouiii
mayor
who
did
not
have
pel
Hkp
(ll0
jaw
enforced.
.Meand.Mr.
schemes
wiin
winch
to
Mirn
up
sippi.H
,a,j
0rien
disagreed
in
the
city's
money.
nmv
...
was
tins
nrou?nt
Aid.
.Maclonald
lorn,
jlim
in
n.e
interests
of
iieen
ouere.i
10
me
council
ny
Tll(,
f.iairman
read
a
letter
ll.e
utilities
committee
Willi
a
frnm
Arlliur
Urookshank.
in
!'
'
".
"
'
"
"
"
wliicli
the
.writer
salil
lie
Ha.l
I
been
taken
out
of
town
bv
busl
lennens
accept
eu
nils
...
,f.n.i
i.u
iohnii
:
"r
u
..
.V
I'anaiion
i.ui,
warming
up
to
0
,,,,
rje
assred
the
.irjiuens
sain
uiai
ne
nan
no
nm
suDject.
ileclare.l
hat
iinLi
n.i
,r
iai.i
1.
ii.-nuii.Mi
111
pnimising
11
council
should
asK
the
taxnavers
i..i
...m.
.....n.-
n.i
m:i.
11
1
"I"
nirtU.
1.1
IllflV
,1.1,1
...
I
,
l
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i
.
.
rn-i
it-u
nun
a
i-uuiu'ii
inai
io
voio
on
a
jirojeci
which
it
would
support
Iiim
lliat
there
could
not
recommend.
That
was
.would
he
a
still
further
material
where
the
responsibility
of
the
...
im
11.
m
in
ia.aiiuii
in
inn.
ui
council
came
in.
making
assessment,
Alderman!
Slating
that
the
total
assess
Stephens
fell
dial
it
sbould
be
tnenl
of
the
eily
was
some
I5,
liasoii
on
actual
property
values.iOOO.OOO
of
which
lillle
over
ff,.
Only
in
Ibis
manner
would
Iho'ooO.OOO
was
taxable
afler
im-
iwners
of
vacant
lots
be
encouraged
lo
pay
their
taxes.
In
outlying
districts,
Ibe
assessment
was
already
loo
high.
Last
year
the
assessment
of
many
lots
bud
been
col
in
two
and
likewise
the
taxation.
This
bad
resulted
in
better
payment
of
taxes.
Jtefore
the
penalties
wore
imposed
last
fall,
88
per
cent
of
the
taxes
had
been
paid
a
higher
per
cenlage
than
for
any
year
since
1913.
This
liianifcslly
showed
lhe
wisdom
'f
a
policy
of
economy.
It
was
necessary
to
continue
such
economy
or
lhe
eily
would
soon
be
face
in
face
-with
lhe
neces-ily
of
levying
taxes
on
improvements.
Such
a
lax
would
provemenls.
provincial
govern-
rnent
lots
and
.Stephens
declared
that
the
civic
debt
was
over
2,000,0fl0.
Where.
Icome
up
on
their
merits
Qeorge
Casey
(ieorge
Casey
Jielieved
that
the
paramount
question
of
the
day
was
that
of
road
building.
I
In
lba(
connection
it
was
not
what
I
bey
have
hut
what
they
I
could
get.
U
was
no
goixl
wast
I
r
tr
m
nnoi'
tr
n
I
m
L'
irin
A
a
VV
It
an
i
1
1
.
.
!
vuHiiLii
iir
nau
y;rii
n
mill
HUM
IHTH
I11KIMI
Ul,
.Ul.l
t
.
.
.
,
together
a
number
of
sections
outside
of
Section
One
in
a
cient
as
it
bad
never
boon
J.
H.
Kelly
I.
II.
Kelly
explained
that
he
had
gained
a
,
good
deal
of
ex
perience
during
his
absence
for
nine
months.
He
asked
that
he
be
elected
on
Ills
record
during
the
time
he
served
the
city.
He
said
he
had
changed
bis
mind
on
some
subjects
since
bis
visit
to
the
south.
As
an
Inslnnee
they
bad
made
it
compulsory
Iq
locale
a
garage
at
a
distance
from
any
bouse
whereas
in
the
south
most
people
had
the
garage
underneath
the
houe.
He
helieed
in
making
life
easier
for
the
people.
He
also
asked
that
support
bo
piven
lo
the
O.W.V.A.
bylaws.
Mr.
Klrkpatrick
Mrs.
Klrkpatrick
said
she
had
no
apology
lo
make
for
again
offering
her
services.
Her
record
for
two
years
would
be
remem
bered.
Men
bad
been
in
control
of
affairs
a
long
lime
but
they
had
now
come
to
the
conclusion
that
they
could
do
belter
with
the
aid
of
women.
All
wanted
economy
hut
they
also
wanioii
fairplay
and
a
square
deal
lo
lhe
workers.
She
believed
in
per
manent
street
work
and
would
support
eveiy
effort
lo
make
this
J
a
cleaner
place
for
boys
and
girls
to
be
brought
up
in.
Tom
Oulhrie,
who
was
evi
dently
somewhat
exciled,
then
marched
to
the
front
and
asked
to
be
allowed
lo
speak,
lie
held
up
the
proceedings
for
a
few
minutes
until
Abl.
.Mardnnald
explained
to,
him
that
this
was
Alderman
Stephens'
meeting.
He
left,
mumbling
that
if
he
had
a
rope
he.
would
hang
hiiii.
1
.
a
.;.!
I
....
.
II.
I-
AW
of
trie
Taste
1
James
Black
I.
.
.
James
Rlack
said
he
could
not'
...
fpnn,
,
iniasine
now
n
wou.-i
oe
pou.n-
,,rnuM.
j,
wa,
u
UtnHlfs
to
set
pood
-enice
if
employee,.
...jij
did
not
receive
pood
treatment
hal)(
m
,an)
Ub1
W
(e
Wl(fr
loak
u-oiioni)
im.i
i.i-rn
jum
""
.iLoarlment
went
behind
t3.0nil.
for
autocratic
mehod.
Any
rale,
payer,
he
thought,
would
have
Utilities
affair.
utilities
irn
Alsiandtr
Macksmla
AUi.riiinii
MetCeiixii
nlil
lie)
been
tickled
to
another
mill
pay
,,ppn
u
ypap
jn
,.4Minci
to
allow
the
men
to
krep
IReir
nr,
,,a),
,orr,,
,,.
cily
rttj,fy.
families
in.n
repoclahle
way.
,n
,,0n
n,rP
(.ommiiirea
Mr-
Stephens
had
told
of
ainf
,(ian
any
oilier
member,
the
board1
in
various
deparlments
bul
Ihe-o
)(f
wofks
ttnanco
M(,pj
nmi
showed
it
a
the
under
do?
that
.s1ii,iin
M,rd.
Il
bad
oHen:
had
been
kicked.
The
col
of
liv-
,,,,
thf,
liiM
u
w(.,.k
pj
ing
was
not
any
lower.
If
the
K,1I1U1,
i1(ll..
ii,
roi
..r
iinv.
cily
had
work
lo
b-
done
it
should
(:ri,f.k
,,rj((,
h!l,
hon
rNuf,
pay
enonuti
for
a
man
to
reicii
up
fr,u
i:00
n,f,
i,5
00o.
unUnK
a
rainiiy
in
a
ueceni
way.
no
favored
rhe'a'per
lipht
rale.
All
the.
city
3:ftOO.
He
nlocaled
permanent
roadways
ami
uraed
were
snarenomers
in
uie
concern.
Mllllllri
,.r
n1P
,aw
lie
concluded:
"If
you
elect
me
r,1H1i
nll
nf
n,
'itv
rlllltlli
iu
it's
jake.
and
If
you
do
not
feel
,t
w,1,
fjrM
n
like
elecliliS
me
sbe'it
jake
J.
4.
Olllls
J.J.
(lillix
su?yelis
(bul
Ibere
was
no
iue
lo
dicuM,
II
wa
Itie
proinclal
govern
men
t
did
(Collliniieif
on
ace
fie,
LAND
ACT.
not
nice
to
wah
dirty
linen.
Heretic
of
InUntlan
la
applr
U
La
lan
In
sra
uul
lnirii,
iirrurmni
tia-wa
ivn
liuiwlienniieft
iianuicappeii
in
in
Hint
uiai
lliere
mere
Mfi
of
rj-il
im)
Matlr
fin
24yi(
Wt(v,
was
nothing
sound
before
the
Tiki-
.iir
iini
oa-irv
kerr.
imtuim-
1",,rlr.
J
I'nnrs
liurrl,
B.C.,
In.
ateiinver-
for
future
ciinxi.le-a-11'"".
laiepajers
lot
iiiiure
cimsiue.
a-,rniU
,
m,,x
tor
ivr1uuti,
lo
lhf
lion.
The
population
of
lhe
City
foll"lnir
(rrllx-rt
UimU-
Cmmm-nniit
t
"t
Ilnle
alMiiil
f.Hir
rliaim
in.rtH
.f
.l....lui!...r
,,ul
H,
U
If
was
o-
.ilepleling
owing
IO
tills.
IT
j,rinl.i
1-i.lnl
on
l.laml:
Dx-nr
fl(.
elected
he
would
try
to
inspire
a
i"mr
im
imimh.iu
(,r
in
ri.ire
una
(
,
.
,
,..,!
.1,
hlfn
ir
mtrk
arouuil
Um
Itlaixl
ihl,
spirit
or
patrioiism
in
me
council
rruiminr
m
?im
nf
roinimiireiiM-rn,
m1
'
and
would
concur
In
projects
"r
which
were
needed.
He
Appealed!
,,n
f,f'
r.r,iir,iu
for
election
on
a
mmtber
of.
iioomm
k.
mrr..'
years'
record.
There
had
heenr
dissension
in
lhe
late
council
audi
tNO
CT-
the
wage
di.Ule
had
not
been
ll
Natle
af
InttnOaa
la
Aaaly
la
La
14
eiiilit
In
M.p
council
I
",,'
II
Cliilll
to
Hie
council.
Irnnlln
lillrlrl
f
iii.
Qeorge
Hill
(
Tak
.Ni.llrr
thai
Cliark
M.
Murhy,
of
iPrliH-n
nuiri.
a.C,
urrupailon
Kiirmw.
,.,.
tlii
11...1
Iieorge
IIIII
explained
Uiai
mtunU
to
ar.i.lr
f.,r
innl"4fn
lo
!
while
be
bad
nol
yel
serei
oni""
nimwin
urrriiiPii
muh:
o.ninNTi
.
.
.
Till
Ml
a
ImmI
lllautMl
al
IIim
tru-..l
&i.tith
lhe
council
he
had
three
years
rairly
piiini
im
:iiniw
l.l.nrt,
nrar
tli
senice
on
lhe
police
eoiumisslon
l!1'"""'
of
Oinlwr
Caml;
ihmwe
folloin
.
,.
...
,,,.,
,
1
1
tnuolii
of
ilw
almre
Una
at
tilth
to
Ills
credit-
If
eleele.il
be
would
wair
mark
aind
ihf
IIikI,
rfiiimint
support
a
bylaw
to
reduce
IhHl'VnTXr
rale
on
light
and
telephones,
lie
ciiMiirs
s.
Mrneiiv.
thought
the
ulllllles
should
bei
J,
SAM
Jo,l9i'.V'',"e,"
otdalued
at
lhe
lowest
possinio
Ant,
rale.
A
council
I
lint
could
cut
wages
and
raise
Ibe
rates
could
easily
pat
themselves
on
the
hack.
Mr.
Slepbens:
"What
would
you
do
with
the
deficit
on
the
waler?"
Mr.
IIIII
said
if
elected
hoi
would
do
bis
best
in
the
interests
of
lhe
cily.
Mr.
Hepbens
said
Hie
profits
on
Hie-ligbl
and
power
systems
were
boo);
profits.
They
were
made
by
charging
good
prices
for
lighting
lhe
cily
streets.
Waler
ftTATI
0
ALfNI
tVVftDMAM
CARTCftl
OICIAMD.
T.UK
MiTir.K
thai
Trillium
of
llw
la.l
will
of
Hi."
ilx)ti
iiainMl
ilm-atoil
a
duly
lufil
mm
nf
ll
Vlruirla
H.liry
nf
lh-
Sniirrlna
Omrl
nf
Hrltlli
(
i.luinblj
ii
llw
ilnl
(liv
of
J.iiniary,
14,
to
r:uiiUM:
Am:s
iii.i-I'KL
c.ahthi
f
Vlrli.rla.
th.
Mriilrli
lliarrin
Dkinril!
All.
I'Iikiiss
imvliir
rlaliiin
aralnl
thin
4-itala
arr
fp(limJil
lo
III
Mirli
fUlfd
Novnnlwr
Ulh.
ttX.
10
nir,
on
or
is-ror
in
iviii
nay
or
Janu
ry,
A.
1.
tail,
mil
all
rartlr
liichlmcl
lo
Ih
Falal
ir
r(iilrnl
In
pay
ih
amount
of
their
ltiflltlnrt
In
m,
rorili-llh.
TIIOS.
W,
IIFII.NK,
orrinai
Aiiiiiinlorator,
1'rlnr
liur.
n.c
.
I"11
tnt
tniri
(tiyf
uf
luifiiibrr
,i,
IN
f
ROIATf.
m
THI
iURRBMC
COURT
Of
BRITIIH
COLUMBIA.
in
Um
Mjiirr
or
ui
Aiiiuliilnimtlon
An
ami
tn
th
Utlr
or
.Hi
KMal
nf
Aiuauiln
Bo(n
(or
l.inillir
.
tirki.
in
II.
TALK
NllTirf
I
ha
i
In
Or.l..
,
1...
Honor
r.
Mrli.
Votinr,
mini
tin
411,
,Hy
claim
in
rlllna-
iluly
verlfli-d
lo
Um
i.f
January,
.aiiuarjr,
A.P
n.l,
nnii.r.ir.io
t
AMI
U
llTIIFII
TAKB
MOTICK
hl
un
uhI
Ctrr
US'
llr.l
ilay
nr
Marili.
IV4,
111
Kiriinu
Kill
pr"1
Vi
illlrlim
I
hi
1
Mial
liavlnr
rrrar.1
only
In
Ih
rtnlrnn
of
titilrli
ill
.hall
luv
lx-ll
nlnly
noitriHi
liA1f:ii
lhl
tin
ilV
of
January.,
tttl,
f:HI'ASK
1
rill.ASK,
Rollrlior
for
Hi
r'nilrU,
4iu
r.aniral
Huihtinr,
Victoria,
U.C.
w
IN
PROMTC.
IN
THI
lUeilfMf
COURT
OP
BRITIIH
COLUMBIA.
In
Hi
Maur
or
III
Aitinlnlairitlon
Art;
aisl
In
Hi
Mallrr
of
lh
Cutal
of
Anton
M.vrn.
iraiit!
liilcMal.
TAkE
MITICF.
Hut
I
wia
ammlnicl
A1I11
4itltralor
of
Ih
Kulat
or
Anion
Myrrn,
ilraM.il,
and
ill
parltr
lnvinf
nanus
aiainm
111
aaiu
Ktiai
ar
lirnliy
rmiulred
10
fiinilti
miii,
Jiropsrly
rlflcl
mil,
I
1
(lMilllllll
'
i
mln
Iralnr
i.r
Hi
l
ai.i.
..1
Ii.."
7i
HoIiIkii
lor
Liiuiikln)
il.o...
an.l
all
iwrii
hnvlnr
rlaiina
alii.
th
I..IM
r
hrtiT
rqulril
lo
furnlili
!.
Koi,rly
vnnil
in
m.
mi
or
hror
tui
lh
ilay
or
rrhrnarv,
A.n.
I04,
ami
.11
lrn
iihk-uiU
lo
rilal
ar
r.iinirM
in
n,;yr,!;rh;,,!r,nl
nf
,ta,r
'
HinM
W,
IIFhM-
official
AiimlnlMrat'ir,
4'rine
ituirt,
h.c,
None
of
the
Waste
-ol-
rieax
If
you
have
never
used
Oxo
in
cooking,
you
do
not
know-how
many
good
things
Oxo
will
make,
and
the
ease
and
satisfaction
that
awaits
you.
Oxo
restores
all
the
original
tastiness
to
warmed-up
dishes,
gives
color
and
flavor
to
soups
and
sauces,
and
makes
beef
tea
that
is
appetizing,
strengthening
and
wholesome.
Oxo
Cubes
will
never
spoil.
Always
ready
for
use.
A
Cube
lo
a
Cup
CUBES
Tins
of
4,
10,
50
and
100
Cubes.
Oxo
Tomato
Omelet
3
Tom.
tor.
Jiei.
Builr
I
or
Valrt0n
?!
rwt
rui
S.
tkla
ml
M
mp
IH
lawlm,
hut
tii.ia
U
.
!4mkmiiiiUN
lb
kutl.l.lxl
I
,.
c
k
,5
villi
1'Ult
UJ
vlff.
Sratoa
lo
tu
hwahlr
cKkf4.
ili
well;
fcmk
,
i.n
4
Mil
nttr
lh
A
illl
tklrk.
.
Jl
u'i,
ttX
g.f
Uli
liL
iy.
Oxo
Meal
faltlca
ImalCUMul
IOl.ni
of
rouiirv
A
Inn
rtiej
IUd
S.0lt
KM
fluu
Mlnr
th
ml
inl
W4kt
II
m
7
tv,'
H'f,
l(.
UmhwCUW1!1-!
n.
1
vHhlk.mlilur.UIItlllouh:(a
,ir.
m1
mM
lint
tottck
ta.
hiu
w
i1UkIIUfMrr
1.4m.
n
X
HUM
rg
1
aujr
!
briKr4Br
U
tf4.U44n
Oxo
Sausage
Tie
I
Ih,
til
but
or
rvtk
Saat
IvrlrVtOi.
iit.oui.
fn4a
U
plat
U.trr
I
.
V-
w
Cm
l-4lk,
i
Uf
H
Itw
luun
uim:
.tviakWvilk
pl-t-r4
!t
M14
ck
ba
itou
lalo
aall
p4rr.
ut
lajr
OTtf
Ibt
aim
Mil
UiaOiaaillk
lk
aal.r,
wbirh
aciM
1.4
iar
ef
ibt
watat
nt
lk4uk.
1JU
tt
4
4HHS
0
ta
Ip,aa4
Utt
latbOTB
.
jWx
Oxo
Onloa
Sauce
I
IK
SUh
Onloa.
A
Mim
Hw
tOlaCabr.
A
IIIII
Dn'a
Cat
Um
tuiluM
Ul
this
!lcr.
frj
1
H
anlil
a
K
brvwa
;
aU
Ik
Oto
la
f
1
j
lcf
;
pal
tola
a
MMa
wtih
sain-
A
,
Mill
it.
Slaimer
lo
IS
kOMf
1
1
Utiaack
tmtt
;
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l
iUm
.WAarOJrOCXM.
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Jm
'avi
oxouurt
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aai
aa
ar
bh
aaar
a
m
j
lit
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