pAC.p
TWO
The
Unvarying
Quality
of
delicious
in
siMirts'aniJ
game
a
desire
to
play
Hit
trophy.
TIe
Foot!
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of
Agdit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
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All
Over
World.
,
'I
he
Oxfnrd;and
Cambridgg'nnKual
eyeni
mat
is
wy,lriied
by
peopleilfdl
over
mat
Hot
struggle
fur
supremacy
belwen
t,e
tv
big
Knglish
sihes
71(1.1
has
been
nnved
so
uflen
and
talked
about
that
Ihen
js
Miiiay
no
ouar
erfol
Hie
a
hl...
vv-i.r
Hljl
is
a
continual
joy
to
users.
Note
the
rich
flavor
of
the
tiny
leaves
&
buds.
Try
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A.
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Editor.
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Friday,
March
27,
Ifl2.r).
Progressives
Out
For
Senate
Reform.
Apparently
Ihe
Progressives
are
out
for
Senate
reform.
Joseph
T.
.Shaw,
member
-for
Calgary,
waded
right
into
the
upper
chamber"
in
the
House
of
Commons
and
placed
them
just
where
they
belong.
According
to
Mr.
Shaw
it
is
wrongly
constituted
and
lias
worked
to
the
disadvantage
of
the
country.
Mr,
Shaw
is
a
moderate,
e
would
not
nbtiiish
the
chamber
but
would
change
it
from
being
an
"old
mien's
home"
to
a
real
livediody
of
live
men
representing
the
people
of
today
instead
ol
tlitV
politicians
of
a
generation
ago.
A
suggestion
made
by
Mr.
Shaw
is
worth
pondering.
lie
says
that
the
reactionary
is
given
full
opportunity
for
his
activities
but
that
the
man
seeking
the
slightest
measure
of'
reform
finds
himself
opposed
by
all
kinds
of
checks
and
balances.
Logging
And
Mining
Alice
Arm
This
Year,
Both
logging
and
mining
are
to
be
active
at
Alice
Arm
this
year.
While
there
is
no
suggestion
made
yet
that
the
(iraubv
Company
wilj
continue
IhriKlogging
operations,
the
.Virtidtsford
L'igging
Co.
will
gel
out
Jogs
for
the
Prince
Rupert
mill
in
f
lie
mining
field
there
are
a
great
many
properties,
that
will
be
developed
aid
if
there
is
truth
in
the
rumor
that
the
Dolly
Varden
is
to
operate,
the,
mining
town
will
liooni
once
more,
Willi
Stewart
in
full
swipg
and
Alice
Arm
gojug
strong,
mining
r
in
(he
iiorth
should
be
one
of
the
leading
industries.
Protect'
Dogs
Of
The
City.
I
There
Sire
a
great
many
:dog
lovers
in
this
cily-wlio
have
valuable
animals
and
they
think
a
great
deal
of
them
mid
care
for
them
well.
There
are
other
dogs
of
a,
iiondescrip.i
variety
Ihat
roam
the
streets
along
witlf
a
few
of
the
better
;class
and
seem
to
have
nu
owners.
There
eem
to
be
more
diigs
to
the
block
in
Prince
Rupert
than
ill
any
other
city
or
the
continent,
judgifig
from
the
number
on
the
streets.
Jusl
what
steps
should
be.
Jnken
to
tn
Hint
:4Vin-j
ilkrr-
.
cared
;"fc
and
the
nsele.
ones
-ileslroyed,
is
not
for
$
iiews.
paper
m
.suggest.,
we
uraw
aueniion
to
a
condition
that
exist
nere
ere
and
and
whjcli
wlijcli
for
for
a
hftig
liiue.
serins
to
hnvi
called
"for
action
the
part
of
the
authorities.
'
V
?
on
ii
Great
Work
For
.
!?
Football
Association.
j
U
'
organizations
such;
as
theV
I'ool
ball
and
Baseliall
Assorin-
tions
can
do
excellent
work
'an
encourage
the
in
a
sportsmanlike
lii
a-pjace
like
Prince
Itiiiiert.
Thev
oung
.peopijr-iu
play
te
-gipuv
.and
plav
it
manner.
Tliev
can
helo
In
kf
CIUMIl
inlnriwl
e.s.
and
ciiiitja
(lo
a
g'repFjlea
ttcwiciiurage
giime
H:;.hVXgnm'a
ftf
the
ball
AssHHfel4jti3afu
should
prove
o
be.
a
banner
r?cp
IV'-n
sport
world.
...t
i
a
mil
folUiwiug
the
fortune,
of
the
dark
blue
or
Ihe
light
uiiiyr-
Cn'
tmmli
someone
ir
Ihe
eyenl
takos
place
Jomom.w
on
the
Thames
Hiyi-r
from
I'uluey
to
.Morllake
and
it
is
Ihe
-v.-iiiM
iii
intT
scries.
ii
,
.
....
While
iK.ssddy
half
a
million
people
will
b
l
t
view
the
big
fi-nnl
nil
I
nni
nti
1.
I
;..
...
r
n
.
'ft
'
,."
"V
""'"'"
"
"uiui.18
on-
me
resuu.
linnaila
gels
Ihe
new-earl.er
than
some
parts
of
Hrilain,
and
if
the
wires
are
in
order
the
resplt
should
arrive
here
tomorrow
about
nooii.
These
Cubes
are
Real
Money
Savers
Because-
Thoug
h
small
in
bulk,
they
are
very
high
in
food
value
concentrated,
pure,
rich
nourishment
from
the
best
prime
beef,
with
no
waste,
OXO
Cube
add
vaxity
to
your
cooking
and
enable
you
to
use
(ood
which
might
otherwitc
b
watted.
To
new
dithei
thf
add
the
finiihinj
touch
to
old
one
they
give
new
lite
and
tatine,
Iran.
forming
"Left-oven"
into
appetizing
delicacies.
Try
OXO
Cubes
in
soups,
sauces,
gravies,
stews,
hash,
meat-plea,
paste
for
sandwiches,
or
for
beet
tea
and
otber
hot
drinks.
OXO
Cat
in
lint
'4
iSc.
nf
in
tirw
oflO.
30.
The
Great
Beef
Economy
I
URGE
PROTECT
B.C
FORESTS
Reproduction
Going
on
as
Fast
as
Depletion
says
c.
.
Manning
VALUE
TO.
PROVINCE
Cut
Could
be
Twice
as
Large
no
Losses
From
Fire
and
Insects
FIRST
YEAR
OF
If
That
Hrtlisti
Columbia
is
the
only
province
in
Canada
where
the
forols
an,
leprodueinig
themselves
as
fasl
as
they
are
being
depleted
and
I
hat
if
properly
protected
from
fire
and
insect
depredations
"the
cut
could
be-
twice,
as
large
and
still
not
cured
the
production,
was
a
statement
made
hy
K.
C.
Manning
of
the
llrili.-h
Columbia
forestry
department,
formerly
district
forester
here,
al
Ihe
Hotary
f
Hull
luncheon
yesterday.
.Mr.
Manning
urged
that
the
forests
be
eonsidereil
a
crop
ami
not
a
mine
to
be
exploited.
II
was
one
or
Mrilisli
Dolutniiia
greatest
sources'
of
wealth.
The
crop
needed
protection
and
ho
urged
that
no
man
was
entitled
to
his
freedom
who
was
careless
with
fire.
Restocking
Goes
On
Much
of
limber
used
today
was
from
ion
in
Sou
years
old
and
lie
mature
should
lie
disposed
of
as
soon
as
a
niarkrt
could
lie
found
for
it.
liestneking
wa
poiriyr
on
chiefly
hy
disposing
nf
1he
flashing
and
leaving
seed
trees.
Conservation
was
the
difficult
matter.
All
lands
not
used
for
any
other
purpose
should
be
wowing
limber.
Mtiney
wax
needed
to
protect
th'e
forests
in
order
to
preserve
the
equilibrium
bet-ween
growth
ami
production.
People
did
not
realize
Ihat
one-sixth
of
the
revenue
or
the
government
came
from
timber
dir'-ct
and
indirectly
twice
that
much.
One-third
(it
the
pro
vincial
payroll
and
hair
the
rreisht
originating
In
the
province
came
Trom
forest
products.
'Two-thirds-
or
the
newsprint
used
ill
the
t'nited
.Slates
is
oUjnined
rrom
Canada.
.
Three-riflhs
or
Hie
timbpr
or
the
Unlled
Stales
is
now
cut
over.
In
l!l
12
the
cut
in
this
province
amounted
In
fourteen
hundred
million
pet.
Last
year
it
had
amoiihled
(o
twenty-rive
hundred
and
fifty
million.
Xn
country
or
pro
vince
rould
afford
the
present
drain
from
fin
and
insects
that
was
going
on.
,J-'rom
here
to
Frasr-r
Lake
half
a
million
dollars
was
uncut
an
nually
on
getting
out
ties
and
ipiarler
of
a
million
m
poles.
Unless
the
timber
was
protected
tins
could
not
continue
long.-l
The
timber
regulated
the
waler
flow
and
provided
a
splendid
playground
for
those
living
in
the
cities.
Mr.
Manning
was
thanked
by
j'renidnnt
Kerwin
for
his
inter
est
ing
and
aide
address.
during
lia
pat
AVar
mi
refer
red
lo
In
ii
lii-ruf
message
from)
Sir
Henry
T'ji"rnlo.n.
chairman
ami
president
of
(lie
Canadian;
National
llaijway
"sytdrm.
During)
Hie
evening
'"nine
broadcasting
stations
wcrj
now
in
operation,
from
the
Allantie
to
the
llneky
Mountains,
said
Sir
Henry,
audi
I
he
tenth
would
be
added
toward
i
the
end
or
May
when
it
was)
hoped
the
Vancouver
station
would
lake
lis
place
as
one
or
I
he
piusl
powerful
in
Canada.
Most
Ihilns
have
been
radio-ccpiippcd
during
the
year
and
Hie
comment
of
tiie
passengers
left
no
doubl
as
t
their
salis-faclinu
with
the
radio
service
rendered
lliein
during
their
journey
lielween
points
mi
the
Canadian
.National
system.
The
presi
dent's
message
carried
a
won
I
of
thanks
lo
officers
and
employee
or
the
system
In
western
Canada
lor
the
splendid
service
they
had
given
I
he
company
during
the
past
year-and
assured
them
as1
well
n
the
radio
public
or
western
Canada
and
the
roiled
Stales
that
the
Canadian
National
was
out
this
year
lo
make-"l'.i25
n
reenrd
year
Tor
the
company.
Extends
Invitation
A.
A.
Tisdale,
assistant
to
the
general
manager
or
western
region,
spoke
in
.the
absence
or
.
K.
Varren,
general
manager,
and
extended
lo
Americans
a
hearty
invitation
to
visit
western
Canada
and
learu
at
first
hand
of
the
beaulies
of
iher
rivers.
woods
and
lakes,
and
also
of
the
magnificent
mountain
.scenery
awaiting
the
tourist
in
the
Can-4dian
Rockies.
"If
you
luive
a
vacation
(i
spend,"
said
Mr.
Tisdale,
in
his
address.
"Come
and
spend
it
wjlh
us
and
I
am
sun
you
will
not
return
home
disappointed
wilh
your
outing."
The
Fort
Carry
Hotel
trio
and
I'raok
Wright's
Country
Chili
Orchestra,
also
a
Fort
Carry
or
ganization,
together
with
the
Transroua
shops
brass
band,
an
irgauizalion
formed
of
the
com-,
tany's
employees,
together
with
'
liirl
Hill's
Capitol
Orchestra
urnisliei
(lie
instrumental
fea-ures
or
the
evening,
while
vocal
selections
wen
provided
by
Miss
llai-l
Mills
and
Messrs.
Kilgour
and
Osear
Noel.
or
Souvenirs
Sjtecial
souvi'nirs
on
Hie
"hfrffiday
party
are
being
Irihulcil
in
kiildics
and
grown
tips
who
wrote
(lie
station
duringl..
r
.
...
...
i
ii.ord!
aiiiT
iiii-
m
own
ilSI
OlfT.
.M)
stone
was
Icfl
unturned
to
make
his
an
outstanding
event.
ALICE
ARM
LA
ROSE
CO.
IS
RAISING
$15,000
Local
Company
Propose
Contln
ulng
Development
Work
this
Year
on
Mine
The
Alice
Arm
La
Hose
Mining
Co..
Ijtd.
of
which
Dr.
V.
T.
Kergiu
is
president,
.las.
II.
riioninson.
vice-nresidenl
and
11.1'
II.
nriA
I
rri
1
PTnisVT
,l"'a'
int'u-
'dfer
one
of
the
Jesl
I
KkIIAIII
AVI
llJ(lir:iliildes
:,u
U
n.ii.tnrr
i-
.
...J
iiiiiinin.n.Ti
i
:ii
'
t-
""j'v
-
Sir
Henry
Thornton
Sends
Brief
'
iV,;
Message
Over
Radio
Cele-
beating
Event
WINNIJ'F.O.
Mar.
-27-
Celebrating
lie
termination
of
one
year
or
siiccessnii
radio
broad
casting
in
weslckH
Canada
radio
station
CNHW
located
in
Ihe
Fori
(iarry
llolel.
Winnipeg.wenl
on
the
air
last
night
wilh
one
of,
the
most
ambitious
programs
of
entertainment
and
addresses
which
has
yp
hern
staged
in
western
(,'unadn.
The
Canadian
National
llailways
policy
of
radio
broadcast
ing
was
extended
lo
Ihe
prairie
provinces
on
March
last
and
since
the
commence.
menl
then
with
(he
use
of
-the
Manitoba
government
lelephnnen
slallon
al
Winnipeg
1ms
been
extended
lo
cover
broadened
from
Hegina,
Saskatoon,
Calgary
and
Kdmnnion.
Work
is
now
me,
in
inr
local
riefd
joda.
ac-;
eordng;
to
J.
M,
iiorfisoti.1
of.
Dolly
Varden
railway
this
it
is
intended
to
resume
opera-
seven
miles
rrnin
Alice
Ami.
r.very
dollar
raised
now
for
thin
purpose
will
he
applied
lo
development.
The
shares
lo
an
ordinary
slock
selling
cam-
Mnnrlon
C.NJtA
js
knpwn
as
"Ihe
Istsrfi.
voice
or
lie
Aliunde,"
and
over
A
"
b'-illiale
mining
vcnlure.
hi
Ihe
I'nlled
SIuIpk
n.MlW
nii
Mr.
Morrison
is
recommending
"iniiipctf
u
.-if
necome
Known
as
"the
voice
or
the
Prairie
and
Lakes."
on
account
or
il?
proximity
lo
Ihe
lake
district
(,I
Ontario
and
Manitoba.
Sir
Henry's
Message
The
extensions
which
have
been
made
In
radio
opera'
ion
tu
I.T.U-Vk
I.
XtLnr
CATARRH
of
the
BLADDER
.if,
SsutHWi
Kmh
rnaute
Lcsrsi
sme
:
H0UtrmofvoiitrfttU
I
3
a
La
llne
shares
which
may
lie
olitaiued
al
rdlc
a
share
in
lols
if
200
either
rrom
Mr.
Morrison
al
Alice
.nn
or
fnini
I
he
eiun-pany
s
secretary
F..
II.
Mortimer.
't?l
Seemid
A''nue.
GERMANY
SHOULDERS
BURDEN
OF
PAYMENTS
DECLARES
FINANCE
CO.I
MO.N
TIIKAL.
Mar.
21.
-
Oer-many
is
shouldering
the
burdens
placed
upon
her
by
the
Allies
Tor
lp
payments
against
their
claims
ror
reparations
under
the
Oawes
plan
in
a
manner
Ihat
is
likely
to
prove
the
most
remark
able
example,
or
the
resilience
or
a
i;i';it
nation
that
the
finan-
1
lii-l.in-
it
Wttt
U'iii-lil
'ifTikrila
OS-
.
it
....ii
i
Amr
uir
di-i
iim
coi
ri'spouoi'ii
i
the
luveslnp'iit
House
or
C:
M.
isco
A
Company
in
Hie
March
issue
or
their
Foreign
Kx-ehauge
Hullelin.
The
ageut-gcneml
for
repara-lions,
he
continues,
has
issued
u
slalemenl
covering
receipts
and
lislnirsenienls
during
the
first
wo
months
of
the
present
year.
During
January,
Cermany
paid
over
2
1.
00(1.1100
and
'for
February
the
receipts
were
ijilo.000,-0(10
including
25.nou,nf)(i
rrom
the
fSeriwui
railways.
The
industrial
situation
Is
improving.
The
iron
and
steel
branches
lire
enjoying
grhat
ac
tivity:
the
coal
market
is
belter
Mortimer,
seerelarv
willi
.lne''"
"'
textile
.trade
Is
liooming
Wells
and
Miles
Donald
of
Alice,
''crnian
mule
representatives
Arm,
both
old
limeiv
in
this
djs-
"'''
'
present
negotiating
fa-Iricl,
also
director,
is
in
Hie
j
vored-naliou
treaties
with
al-markel
for
sj
1
5,000
for
iinmedi-!
most
every
country
or
any
im-
lale
develojiinenl
work.
Thin
portance
on
the
continent.
'company,
controlled
thus
by;
I...
m
flu-
,
i
nil.,
lll
lll-i.
In
il
WATER
NOTICE.
,
DIVERSION
ND
USE.
T.U'h
MITICK
1)111
lliv
skcclU
nirer
I'lf.-k
lnjr
Cnliipanj.
I
lmlli'il,
sdilrei.ii
U
1318
siaiidsni
Hank
Uinldinit.
no
Mice;
Arm.
who
isiln
Jown
ikwiX'J,
M"
eiililr
ii
;U
I?
age
returns
of
over
250
oz.
silver
to
the
Ion.
now
being
iold
ii"
all
treasury
JVn
..".WV'T
8
i
,.
....
(
"
enhii:
rel
i'
sioc.Jv
as
l
Ii
o
present
holders
urn
nnu
nne
r
-et
r
being
mil
dlspnxing
of
whal
liey
raising
Hie
Mrress.irV
'funds.
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f.r
i'',l.t
.W'VWlt
vMt)
.
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of
Prince
Iiui'tliveiilei-Tv'
siui
druiiu
tnln
'
iiii-ri.iiKA
Hllperl's!
I'SrlMiiir
slxmt
nwlll
end
nr
1
1
111
Avenue,
i.l.nl
in'
efl
t'lWHra
Twill-.
The
ter
will
(i
jii
jiiiha
iim-iicii
rriuii
me
i
ri'im
in
a
Alice
Arm
ror
several
years
past.1"1""'
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.,ialf
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tin-
,
;
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si
iit
uf
llverlun
or
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is
rop
viiKTii
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waler,
und
wtlli
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ll
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ll
II
1
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a
III
f.t.
I
liil
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tilled
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i
j
lillid
ileerllM-fl
lis
f.irt
r
rmcMKiie
I.M
oj
the
l.a
Hose
is
amply
justi-
numixr
U7n,
iisnne
:.,
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ninrii-i.
fio.l
ll,..
r:ti.'.
i.!...
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a
linoiod
en
ilw
wound
n
ii
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lsied,
as
Hie
last
TiMy
Ions
or
ore,
n,
k3,,i
,iy
r
tari-n.
tr...
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ip
f
exiracieu
and
mil
sli
shipped
nned
gave
gave
aVer-
aver-
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ma.
.
iM'ii,un
nr
i
lieu
in
niiiiaiil
IliTi'io
and
in
t
in
V
Water
An.
I
III
11
4
"
u
me
oie
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nroce
nr
nr
the
w
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eurdi-r,
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in
the
aniiiii-fltiiiii
iniiv
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niMii
uni.
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Willi
the
re-opening
of
f
hn
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in
it
tnirlv
the
ril'Kt
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nf
till.
I
i
,.i-.n-.-
i-mui
iii-h
piiiin-r.
i
lie
nine
nr
ii-
.
,
lions
by
driving
u
new
tunnel
asji'ie
rirm
iiiioio-niimi
.r
tiii
tmiire
i.
suggested
in
Ihe
report
or
Iho.
M,rr
i'luia
v.K,:vno
tomcanv
Mlnisler-nf
Mines
for
IDIO.
The!
tiMiicii,
Apeiuani.
mine
is
al.i...,.vi
approximately
some
.....:
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nan
i.
stui
WATER
NOTICE.
USr
lllll
ITnDlnr
dircclly,.
TAI;k
Mitick
UiM
the
CunadUn
l.mn-
'
i.Mimi-ii,
niiiw
n(l(iriHS
IS
VIZ
.Tioinini
ii
nniiK
niuir.,
vaneniuer.
ll.i
llreiire
to
take
and
lue
r
M-riind
and
In
lnie
ill,
uati-r
mil
nf
Ijh
ubuti.
iisie.
ami
on
iMi,
and
Aln
lilver,
whiuli
111
rlnUH
Mnllllil-
1-
mill
ili.iili.
!....
slarleil
on
a
new
slnllnn
al
Vaiu
ready
Own.
Ilv
sellinir
luerillv'
Inlel.
thrinmh
Indian
li.neru.
e.
'
tIIJ
rouver
whiel'i
will
nnernln
tinder
i
direct.
Ihe
conm.inv
Mill
l.e
nndee:
IT
IMIIIl-l
r.!:?2'.f';5'.M.1.".J?
(if
Mil
l.nke
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!l
Hie
call
lellers
C.nV
ah
he
known
as
''Ihe
voice
of
Ihe
Ia-
'"lie.
Die
new
slalinn
al
:
Tim
i-iiriurllv
..r
.
I...
no
brokerage
expense
nor
any
L,'.rV,lr.
,"
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'''"'J"'1'
i
iiot
Mi.ono
other
or
Ihe
heMy
cosm
allached
I
.He.nlinedr'a'nVs
t,f
'
17'
.I'linin
hi-
inn-rim
iniin
ine
m
renin
m,
a
Mt,,
al
mmr
the
ntnrajtu
dam,
and
will
u.
iisiiil
for
Industrial
I'liwerimriHiMe
uiinii
the
l;""J..
''"'
as
ran
nf
Indian
Illume
Nii
iV..'
I.i
fV.
u'.'l,"i
'"
irrniiiidnni
the
I
til
(Ihv
i,t
Mm-i-h
iujn
..
will
l-
filed
III
the
nrrire
i.r
I
n,
wilnr
J;:"''''
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rl.
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t..
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e
app
f-nii,,,,
,,.
fll.-.l
will,
tl,
'e
IdTiiriler
nr
Willi
the
i;iiiniiOolr
;.r
Water
lilirlils.
I'iill,i.
i
i,ii
J
i'lnrla
n.c.
n-liiihi'
tl.lt
iv
rt.vi
i"r'
He
flM
aiM'niraiiie
nr
Oils
ji'iil.o
In
a
'!'"?,
i:winer.
Tin.
date
.r
'n.
1
1
e
i;
innifin
nr
thin
nun
i
'"
Mairii
ta
I
jur.
CANAMAN
I.CMItCn
YAllHS.
l.linll.-rt
.
AlM'heanl.
By
C
fc
Fros
i,
Secretary.
That
FjUJaJ',
March
7
Luscious
FIRST
TASTE
Take
it
and
you're
Lost
in
a
Dream
of
Delight
nothing
like
it
ever
before.
You've
found
it
the
most
luscious
of
all
milk
chocolate
i
3
3
13
mi
SPRING
will
soon
be
HERE!
START
THAT
"CLEAN-UP
PAINT
UP"
CAMPAIGN
NOW.
Our
new
stork
or
lliuiehold
J'aiots.
amels.
mid
Alabastme
has
ju-t
arriveil.
i
u
investigate
our
'Chiiiainel"
Ib-pl.
for
Varm-ii
S
(ir.
lining
pruce-.
(lot
.tucks
ol
1
1
1
1
1
1
)
r
ll
neuters-
and
Mcchann
'
Tools,
tiho
ken
V.
J'ools
.nni
(ieueral
Household
Nci
CsmIic-
-r
complete.
Call
.uid
see
our
li-.e
of
WKMI-KVKII
V
Agents
for
the
famous
Gurney-Oxford
Ranges
STORK'S
HARDWARE,
LTD.
710
Second
Ave.
GET
IT
AT!
Another
Portland
Canal
Near
Post
Office,
HIGHCIBS
-GROCERS
PHONE
586
BULK
COCOA
-
2
liis.
for
25c
now
.-
x
New
Spring
HATS
BROCK
.
.
.
BILTMORE
BILTMORE
$6.00
$5.00
$4.00
STEVE
KING
Phone
Green
85.
Third
Avenut
Oooorlui
H.
W.
M.
ROLSTON
&
CO.
Stewart.
Stockbrokers.
-
The
first
Treasury
Issiy
of
Hid
porter
In;
v
Co.,
Ltd.,
is
now
offered
the
public
al
?'
prr
"
l
is
(he
only
oilier
shipping
initio
beside
Ihe
l'rem",r
PorllamJ
IJatinl
District.
Ore
shipped
last
vc
"
paid
(levelnpiiiciil
vyork-
For
full
iiifortiialiun
i"'fv
Victoria-
CORRYS
CANADIAN
RYE
WHISKY
HuZAhm
(lomtuinkr
Dominion
Government
xipeMsion
Tlio
Qutilily
WJiisIy
of
Cunacio-
I
I
This
udverlisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
W
Idipior
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
novertmie'11
01
liritisb
(ioliiinhitt.