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DAILY
EDITION
Thursday,
June
It,
1025.
Have
Canadian
Flag
That
Is
Distinctive.
The
Canadian
Flag
loday
is
not
distinctive.
The
detail
of
the
coal
of
arms
is
mi
small
it
means
nothing
and
it
does
not
represent
all
the
provinces.
What
is
needed
is
a
-imple
device
that
will
be
eaily
recognized
all-over
the
world.
Aiislralia
has
Mich
and
Canada
could
easily
select
oue.
The
beaver,
representing
Canadian
industry,
would
be
a
very
suitable
emblem
on
.the
red
ensign.
Some
would
perfer
the
:niaple
leaf
but
it
has,
'no
meaning.
True
it
is
ornamental,
but
thai
is
all.
-
V
-
The
beaver,
the
hnimai
that
saws
wood
all
the.
time,
would
fbe
aif'
excellent
enibleni.
It
could
be
made
ornamental
if
a
good
artist
were
given
the
work,
of
designing
one
li':
":i
i;
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.
,
i.
i.i
i
.
'mm
i
ll
a
I
fArhmrial
bearings
or
ancient
heraldic
designs
dounUmeait
iinniii
mi
.i
tuji
i-.
iihi
n
inc
nii
.11111
jiiiju-r
(poSry
III
uie
Ka..
Ailogellier
deyeu'ipmeuts
of
the
inonien).
are
fpliij'
eu-
lflllVn
frill
ir
ntiit;
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iSiil,'
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lwii
PD1filiWii:..h
;
11
Hiis
s.ih.mev-v
'v&'ii
kichm
The
lirmbcriiiff
situation
is
iiudoubledlv
bad.
In
fact,
oo
erators
.cepbrl.
thai
prices
are
so
low
that
most
current
contracts
are
carried
out
at
a
loss.
In
order
lo
find
a
market,
Canadian
lumber
must
be
exported
and
the
United
Slates
furnishes
he
best
market.
One
factor
which
is
upsetting
that
market
i's
the
situation
in
Idaho
where
trees
are
being
cut
on
n
basis
pf
so
much
rent
per
acre,
permitting
the
complete,
destruction
if
the
forest.
Such
destruction
m.y
quickly
exhaust
Idaho's
resources,
but
in
the
meantime
-lumbering
can
only
bo
carried
ou
at
a.
disadvantage
in
those
regions
where
conimouseuse
or
law
makes
some
conservation
requirements.
Foreign
Trade
n
Is
On
Increase.
MRS.
MACINTOSH
PRESIDENT
OF
MUSICAL
CLUB
Was
Re-elected
Yesterday
For
Another
Term:
Mrs.
S.
John-I
stone
Secretary
At
Hit
annual
meeting
of
(he
Ladies
Musical
Club
westerday
I
afternoon
at
the
home
of
Mr..
II.
L.
Macintosh,
Knurl
Ave
'West,
Mrs.
Macintosh
was
again
chosen
president,
roll
owl
up
a
very
successful
year
in
the
pre-sidenc'y.
The
general
wish
of
the
.member.
had
been
expressed
for
some
time
past
that
if
she
could
be
secured
the
club
would
be
safe
for
another
year
of
profiles.
The
officers
chosen
were:
President
Mrs.
H.
L.
Macin
tosh.
Vice-president
Mrs.
Bryant.
Sec.-lrca.
Mrs.
rf.
Johnstone.
Executive
Airs.
West
en
haver.
Mrs.
Ilarton.
.Mrs.
Ilonney.
Mrs.
Huslihy,
Mrs.
Parkin
and
Mrs.
Ponder.
II
was
decided
lo
make
Hie
term
during
which
club
meeting
are
held
extend
for
seven
months
instead
of
nine
as
in
the
past.
Adjournment
is
now
laken
to
the
second
Wednesday
in
October
and
meetings
will
then
continue
until
Ihe
second
Wednesday
in
May.
'
SIGNAL
TOWER
IS
DRAMATIC
Story
of
Love
and
Heroism
Amonn
Common
Working
Men
Seen
In
Picture
In
Ihe
story
shown
here
at
Ihe
week
end
"The
Signal
Tower...
five
people,
David
Taylor.
Sail
his.
wile,
six
year
old
Sonny
their
hoy,
(icrtie,
Sally's
cousin
anil
Joe
Standish
live
in
an
isolated
pottage
high
up
in
Uie
mountain.
Taylor
and
Standish
l
.
.
.
.....
tnni-anoni
Avatriio
on
'a
H
.....a.,.
......
u...........
nrr...-.
.......r.
mug
new
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...
..
n,,t
,.
...
Trade
Improvement
Throughout
Country.
With
Canadian
currency
at.
par,
with
annual
exports
nearly
three
limes
as
valuable
as
in
Mill
and
imports
only
a
third
larger
than
before
the
war,"vith
.1
decidedly
larger
proportion
of
our
imports
coming
through
our
own
ports
and
only
half
as
much
coming
to
us
IhroiigJiAlhe,
ports
of
Ihe
United'
Slates,
Canada's
position
in
international
trade
and
finance
is
now
far
stronger
than
.most
people
realize,
says
the
Royal
Bank
moulhly
trade
report.
While
it
is
true
Unit
we
have
experienced
a
prolonged
depression
which
has
left
a
strong'
feeling
of
pessimisni
among
our
manufacturers
ami
business
men,
a
readjustment
has
been
taking
place
that
is
.
steadily
strengthening
our
financial
position
Reports,
indicate,
that
this
spring
has
been
favorable
to
agriculture
and
that
soil,
moisture
and
crop
conditions
are
generally
sjjjisfaelory
in
Canada,
with
Ihe
exception
of
points
in
Saskatchewan
where
cool
weather
is
reported
to
have
interfered
with
germination.
While'
there
is
no
great
volume
of
building,
yet
the
large
scale
of
construction
in
Toronto
and
Vancouver
is
surprising,
Musi
manufacturing
plants
are
busier
than
in
Ihe
preceding
month
and
Ihe
unemployment
situation
is
not
serious,
-Mining
operations
are
In
full
swing
all
over
thev
country,
ami
wjlh
the'
exception
that
there
are
bad
conditions
in
the
coal
mines,
we
m'ay
regard
the
mining
situation
as
quite
prosperous.
Prospect
are
bright
for
the
salmon
canning
industry
in
the
.West,
for
agriculture
in
Ihe
Prairies,
for
manufacturing
.in
Ihe
Although
Uerlie
attempts
i,i
ensnare
the
passion
of
Standish,
in
spile
of
her
cousin's
vigilance,
she
only
succeeds-
in
arousing
his
utler
disnward.
In
her
zeal-
ousness
to.
protect
(Serlie.
Sally
only
liiakes
herself
niore
desirable
in
the
eyese
of
-Slandisli.
Oerlie
is
severely
reiirliuaiuleil
by
Sally
and
ordered
lo
leave
for
home.
Standish
overhears
Ihe
argu-
nienl
and
at
once
surmises
that
Taylor's
wife
is
Jealous.
He
wails
until
Taylor
Is
on
walrli
before
he
makes
any
advance.
Sally
is
horrified
and
repulses
him.
He
cannot
believe
that
she
is
really,
indifferent
to
him.
Accordingly,
tiiexl
day
when
he
is
relieving
Taylor,
he
pays
hi
portion
of
the
rent,
knowing
tin
couple
are
in
need
of
his
monetary
assistance
lo
pay
olf
the
indebtedness
of
their
little
home.
Sally
tells
her
husband
ol
Slandish's
behavior
as
soon
as
he
comes
olT
watch.
Taylor
a
once
flies
Info
a
rage
and
returns
to
the
signal
lower
wllh
all
of
Standisb's
belongings
in
'
u
bag;'
'lie.
throws.llitj
bagV
'ills
thai
be
find
another
abode.
Slandih
makes
a
damaging
re
mark
regarding:
Sally
for
which
layior
knocks
him
down.
Sends
Revolver
Work
in
the
lower
must
con
linue.
Taylor
send
his
wife
r
revolver
as
soon
a
he
goe
on
duly
in
order
to
prolecl
her
in
case
Standish
should
attempt
to
enter
the
house.
Ilofore
giving
the
firearm
lo
sonny
to
Ink
In
Ihe
house,
Taylor
carefully
re
For
the
fiscal
year
ending
-March
21.
Iu2.".
Canada's
total
!ni0VM
a11
1,10
cartridges.
The
exports
amounted
to
niore
than
one
billion
dollars
in
value,
while
her
imports
were
only
about
ilirce
quarters
as
large;
Ibis
means
that
we
have
reduced
the
volume
or
per
capita
imports
to
about
three
quarters.
pf
Ihe
value
of
those
we
were
importing
before
the
war.
The
volume
of
our
exports,
however,
is
HO
per
cent
larger
lhaii
in
IllJI;
while
Ihe
total
dollar
value
of
ex-
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
Stltlnn
from
Prince
Rupert.
r
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA.
Ivinun
Bar,
in4
AUrl
Tuodir,
6
P.m.
'or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA.
AUrt
B,
and
Iwlmon
Bar,
turd,
10
!m
fof
ANYOX,
ALIO!
ARM,
BTKWART,
tundiy,
P.M.
For
PORT
SIMPSON
and
Naat
Rlr
CinntrKa,
Friday
A.M.
at
tnd
Dimiii.
Barmlay,
AimiU
Print
Ruaart,
B.O.
-I
boy
playfully
replaces
one
when
hs
father
is
not
looking.
;
Standish
in
Ihe
meantime
has
gone
into
Ihe
nearest
town.
While
Tayloit
is
on
watch,
a
violent
thunder
ami
liirhlnlnir
liiris
was
2
limes
as
great
a
nt
that
lime.
So
much
has
been
slorin
comes
up.
Hi
relief
written
concerning
lie
importance
of
Canada's
dominant
poi-
,m".''
passes
and
still
standish
iiim
in
Ihe
grain
trade,
of
Ihe
present
and
future,
that
there
Is
'J'11'
mil
appear.
Taylor
is
dls-itlle
need
to
emphasize
Ihe
importance
of
this
contribution
to
traded"
for
fear
of
his
wife's
jlilernalioual
trade.
It
is
recognized
thai
wilh
Ihe
increase
of
safety.
Finally,
Standish
lurns
population
iu
Ihe
United
Slales,
it
will
not
be
long
before
the
l
ilrunk,
ami
pretend
even
Pulled
Slales
is
pmlomlnanlly
an
importer
ralher
lhaii
an
ex-
greater
Intoxication
in
oWTer
lo
jmrler
of
foodstuffs,
and
for
some
lime
lo
come
Canada
must
jlnrment
Taylor.
A
message
be
looked
upon
as
the
great
granary
of
the
world.
come
over
Ihe
wiVej
the
rear
cars
of
a
freight
train
high
up
In
Ihe
mountain
have
broken
loose
.
ami
are
rushinp
wildly
toward
a
passenger
train
thai'
is
on
the
upgrade.
,
Taylor
lakes
I
lie
message.
An
accompanying
order
tdalcs
Ilia!
an
attempt
will
he
made
Id
derail
Ihe
cars
at
a
station
farther
up
the
pass.
If
the
derail-
WALKED
THE
FLOOR
FOR
HOURS
NERVES
WERE
SO
BAD
1
wrerrwr
Hnw
re
I''lt
'W
f
tnmlik-tl
with
(Wamt'il
W'
l,My
wl"
,
fln.1
in
Milliiim'i
Heart
ami
.Nme
rt
I
mni'ily
that
will
rfsw-re
tl
equilibrium
1
of
llifsp
(lfijiiR.il
cfnlro
ami
brln
l"k
Ihf
slmtlerct
nervous
wMmii
t
a
rrert
ron.llllun.
Mrs
W.
W.
Aulltiim'.
Woxlroii.,
Out.,
write:-
"Arter
having-
a
.cvere
atlarX
ot
Ir.iiililtM
I
was
left
in
a
very
weak,
run-
.L.ttik
..mlllL.ti.
nppl'H
uer
all
hn.
ken
up;
rirtjlil
mil
lwp
at
night,
anil'
vM!l(t
liave
l.i
wl
'
lit
r
twit
anil
walk
tlic
rioor
for
hour.
"AflT
nln
i
box
of
MILBURN'S
HEART
AND
NERYE
PILLS
lirmi
to
rl
tnnrh
better,
ant
fier
liking-
a
few
more
botes
I
ronM
enjoy
my
ret
a
well
a
I
eer
did.
I
alwaya
rercimmenrl
them
lo
all
my
friends."
Pur
sali
at
all
dniirrlMf
and
deler:
put
up
mty
Ilv
The
T
Mllbinn
Co..
Limited.
Toronto
Ort.
ment
cannot
be
effected
it
mean
thai
Taylor
will
have
to
cut
I
rails.
Standish
Rushes
Away
Standish
snaps
out
of
hU
drunken
stupor
when
be
hea-s
the
ordnrs
ticked
over
Ihe
wii'.:
Now,
he
figure,
i
his
change
to
go
to
Taylor's
house
and
determine
bis
slalus
with
Sally.
He
rushes
bill
of
the
lower
a;:d
leaves
Tollive.r
at
the
post
ot
duly.
While
Taylor
is
straining
at
the
snikes
in
the
rails.
Sluudis'i
is
attempting
lo
force
his
w.tv
through
Ihe
barricaded
bel-
room
door
lo
Sally.
Sever
;'.l
I
lines
Taylor
in
an
agony
of
suspense,
decides
lo
give
up
his
task.
The
lights
of
lhefceabon;i
of
Ihe
mad
car
gleam
evilly
through
IhCj-ee
high
up
on
Ihe
pas
and
'
persuade
him
to
stick
to
his
task.
He
manages
to
spring
Ihe
rail
In
time
lo
sa.a
the
passenger
train.
Sally
steps,
oul
f
the
storm.
She
torn
and
dishevelle-l.
Taylor
slaml
mute
a
she
tr!!s
her
story;
Standish
had
nlleinpl-cd
lo
allack
her.
Tlllnkitijf
sli?
would
frighlen
him
wilh
the
re
volver
she
dragged
it
friHii
i:s
hiding
place
in
Ihe
bedroom
closet.
Dislrai-led,
she
ooinled
!.
at
the
locked
door
and
.
clicked
the
Iriifger.
Standish
wa
dead
With
a
cry
of
gratitude'
Ta-
lor
gathers
bis
wife
in
hi
anus
forgetting
for
the
moment
licit
he
is
a
hero.
The
Man
in
the
Moon.
MOST
people
would
ijalli.M
have
what
own.
THK
sap
I
owe
than
whut
I
THKIIK
will
'be
peace
in
Ihe
household
as
long
a
Ihe
hti-
band
makes
a
good
audience
for
is
wife.
.
,
,
NO
need
lo
nuVr
lodging
lo
a
politician.
lie:
brings
hi.
nuit
YOU
do
not
gef
very
far
ahead
by
sidestepping'.
-PMW
1
nii'.,
41.
i
fflllvivil'
..
i
iivai-ii
h
K'h(
i
;
ffflm
iiijierouhi(
the
bend
rilie
.iiex'ii
IIUUi
iicrirj
iui
ijhm
Hut
"she
Viil
It
fiV'if
end.
A
.MAItltlKI)
woman
someliines
makes
a
good
wife
and
som--linies
she
make
a
gimd
busbainl
rises
in
spring
FRECKLES
Now
Is
The
Time
to
Get
Rid
of
These
Ugly
Spots
There's
no
longer
the
slightest
need
of
feeling
ashamed
of
your
freckles,
as
Olhine
double-strength
is
guaranteed
lo.
re
move
thess
homely
spots.
Simply
get
an
ounce
of
Othine
double
strength
from
any
drug
store
or
department
sloro
and
apply
a
little
Of
it
niHht
and
morning
ami
you
should
soon
see
that
even
llm
worst
freckles
have
bcfitm
In
disappear,
while
the
lighter
one
have
vanished
entirely.
It
Is
seldom
that
more
than
an
ounce
is
needed
lo
completely
clear
the
skin
and
gain
a
beautiful
complexion.
,
'
Ho
sure
to
ask
for-
the
double
strength
Othine.
as'
Hits'
1st
sold
under
guarantee
0
money
hack
If
II
fall.
to
remove
your
freckles,
At
all
drug
or
department
stores
or
by
mail.
Olljlne,
P.O.
ltox
2010
Montreal,
Canudu.
iu
tnu
ur
ututiYlBER,
1924.
Has
produced
Minerals
a
follow!
l'lacer
Cold,
77,:S?
ur(;i-
i
heiiihi
of
absurdity
when
he
licit
in.
to
ley
lo
write
poetry.
II-'
you
wan!
lo
bide
liclnnd
nj
woman'
petticoat,
you
will
tlu-l
I
li
fin
hanging
in
the
clothe
i
closet
upstairs.-
Til
K.
inost
vnltiable
n?rsoii
on
any
business
slatr
is
the
i-levec
bill
collector.
THIS
modern
custom
of
girl
giving"
presents
to
men
sei:mj
rather
odd.
The
oilier
day
I
beard
a
girl
say
sro
gave
n
young
man
lli"
'.-'i.e.
1
-Miri'
an
opliiuisl
loday:
.Iul
knock
me
with
a
fealher
lie
never
een
said
a
word
About
the
awful
weather.
,
v
(1..MA
iia
plenty
of
copper
but
she
is
slrghlly
deficient
in
iras.
WHKN
you
see
a
married
woman
wilh
Ihe
back
of
her
iek
cut
you
know
he
has
a
oiean
Juishand
who
refuse
to
shave
her.
KNOWl.W.
a
Ihllig
doe
not
burl.
much.
It's
telling
tliu'
'
doe.
die
injury.
KVKHYItOHY
ride
since
Ihn
taxi
tariffs
came
down.
II
cheaper
loride
I
ban
walk
today.
TIOHTI
Keenan
Who
i
your
closest
lelalive?
Foster
-
Ob,
I
think
t
ncle
Hill
I
iilmul
a
close
a
any.
SF.AI.FI
TFXDIIHS
addressed
lo
the
undersigned,
and
endorsed
'"lender
for
Wharf
Itepairs,
I'ort
Clements,
I
I.e.,"
will
be
received
until
12
o'clock
noon
(daylight
saving),
Tuesday,
June
23,
1925,
for
-repair,
to
Hie
wharf
jttV
Port,
nieinerifs,
Skeeruf
Distrtcr.n.l.V"
Plans,
and
forms
of
contract
can
be
seen
and
specification
and
forms
of
tender
obtained
at
this
Department,
al
Hie
ofllce
of
the
District
Kngineer,
Old
Post
Olllce
Huibling,
Victoria,
B.C.;
and
al
Ihe
Post
Otllces,
Vancouver,
H.C:
Prince
Import,
H.C.
and
Pori
niemenls,
H.C.
Tenders
will
nnl
be
considered
unless
made
ou
the
printed
forms
supplied
by
the
Department
and
in
accordance
wilh
the
conditions
contained
therein.
Each
lender
must
be
accompanied
by
an
accepted
cheque
on
a
chartered
hank,
payable
In
liie
jordcr
of
the
Minister
of
Public
Works,
equal
lo
10
per
cent
of
Ihe
amount
of
the
lender.
Ponds
of
I
tic
Dominion
ot
Canada
or
llonds
of
the
Canadian
National
Hallway
Company
will
also
be
accepted
as
so?urily,
or
bond
and
a
cheque
If
required
lo
make
up
an
odd
amount.
Nolo,
Hlue
prints
can
be
obtained
al
this
Department
by
depositing
an
accepted
cheque
for
the
sum
of
$in,
paychte
to
Ihe
order
nf
the
.Minister
of
Public
Works,
which
will
be
rehimed
if
the
intending
bidder
submit
i;
regular
bid.
lb'
order,
S.
V..
O'niUF.N',
I
Secretary.
Department
of
Pulilio
Works,
'
Ottawa,
May
20,
1025.
r.?k-
Copper,
ii..u.
"
""-ii.
i73,l0:
Silver,
(IS,.SLMr7U;
Lead,
7l.MK.f,7K;
in
im'r
in
hit.
vii.,..lln.
.........
Mi.
.......
I.
is
i
fit
tin.
11....1
.
...
.I.:
i
i.iifi
.
.iiiri
rum
nil
7
.liiiiiim-.
i.
iiiliijii.
1.11.11
iiiiii
iTi.kn
hi
jin
R-RITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canad
'
-
f
......
III,XSIIU
Stone,
Itrick,
Cement,
etc.,
$12,22:.,SH
;
making
it
Mineral
pr
.,.,
"
lu
,
,,
I.
l,,'iI
10?
i
show
an
'
Aggregate
Value
of
$359,427,386
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1924,
$48,704
604
The
Mining
haws
of
this
Province
are
more
liberal
find
the
fees
lower
llm
any
olher
Province
in
the
Dominion,
or
any
colony
in
llm
Mrilish
ICniiure
"
0f
Mineral
locations
are
granted
to
discoverers
for
nominal
fees.
Absolute
Titles
are
obtained
by
developing
such
properties
the
scnir
tv
m
ffiiarantred
liv
Crown
Grants.
V
"
h
t
o---
l-'ull
information
together
wilh
Mining
Hepirts
.md
Maps.
...
addressing
Cor.
2nd
Ave.
and
6th
SU
Vn,iy
may
be
be
oW
nhl.onpij
imed
B
tup
Mniv
tuc
uun.
r
"
Victoria,
BritUh
Coll;;""""
N.H.
Practically
all
Hrilish
Columbia
Mineral
Properties
upon
win
i,
work
has
been
done
are
described
in
some
fine
of
Ihe
Aminiil
eMiil-
,,i
.(,,
j-of
Mines.
Those
considering
mining
investments
hnuli
refer
to
-m
li
,
,
,
V'
are
available
wilhoul
charge
ou
application
lo
Ibe
Departnienl
of
Mm,.
n
Heports
of
the
(leological
Suney
or
Caundn.
Pacific
Huibling.
Viiin
uve
mended
as
valuable
sources
of
information.
SPECIAL
SALE
PRICES
1
on
Seagrass
Chairs
and
Rockers
$6.50
$6.75
A
shipment
of
tins
popular
lun
.m
r
M
in
time
for
uur
furniture
sale.
BARRIE'S
Home
Furnishings
3rd
Avenue.
Phone
12
LESS
TALKING!
and
more
practical
regard
for
Ihoe
w
forced
lo
work
for
an
existence.
We
have
all
got
to
lie.
IT
J
'
-m
lion
in
f.Mrt
and
import
good
01-
ii
I
trail
work
at
reasonable
prices
why
business?
ECKOFF
STUDIO
I
-
Phone
Hea
w
Comfortable
Room
from
$2
a
Week
and
up
REGENT
HOTEL,
Cor.
2nd
Ave.
and
Sixth
St.
SALMON
TROLLERS
Hefore
outfitting
it
will
pay
you
to
"
P''.'
"n
Hooi!i,
Trolling
Hear.
Wo
have
a
new
lino
of
saim
Swfvells,
Cuttyhunk
and
Gear
or
all
kimR
.
'
Iq
,our
tock
yd.,
will
r.nd
everyllung
all
kind-and
Hult
'
of
Hardware
Anchors,
Rope,
Chain,
Marine
Copper
Paints,
Galley
Stoves
and
l
lenii.
If
it's
for
the
boat
we
have
it.
.
y00f
Doats
are
lost
every
year
by
fire-
have
('"'
Pyrene
Fire
Extinguisher
yet?
We
sell
lioin.
uan
ami
scu
.
qin
STORK'S
HARDWARE,
LTD.
710
Second
Ave.
(Near
Post
uinccj
LOGGERS'
CLUB
HAS
REMOVED
across
lo
building
ncxl
door
lo
FriKcll
Bulchw
V
from
the
impress
lintel
Wc
carry
a
full
line
or
-.gg
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS-
CAND
SOCIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTIU"
propretor
.himm
7aplll
"-""'!
RAW
FURS,
"
If
you
want
to
be
pnhl
Mght
V"w
for
your
HAW
KUHS,
forward
Ihem
in
R
S.
ROBINSON
SONS'
J-TJ-
nk
m,
Standard
Branch
Receiving
Office
:-1
225-6
.
Vancouye'',
B.C.
winW'
Head
Officct-M.S.Il.
Ilhlg.,'
,'0l,se
'
,
.
.
ii..--.
I'l.
IMM.I.