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IMM.Y
KDJTIOfi
Must
Obey
Laws
If
They
Live
Here.
Tuesday,
April
7,
1925.
Betting
On
The
Republic.
Krnnk
II.
Simonds,
Ihe,
famous
editorial
writer,
discussing
the
condilion
of
(Jeniianyt
today
says
if
he
were
a
lietting
initu
he
would
wager
thai
ihe
('ieriYian
republic
would
-survive
as
did
lite
French
republic.
And
Mr.
.Sinoiids
would
be
prelty
safe.
Republics,
once
formed
seldom
return
lu
monarchies.
Today
the
tendency
is
toward
self-government
for
nations.
It
j
only
because
the
British
monarchical
government
is
so
.much
like
a
republic
that
it
has
survived.
The
British
monarchy
has
adapted
ilself
lo
changing
conditions,
willi'the
result
that
today
Britain
is
even
more
democratic
than
many
republics.
Thai
is
not
because
of
the
monarchy
but
because
of
the
ability
of
the
people
to
rule
themselves
and
Hie
good
sense
of
the
nionarchs
in
allowing
them
lo
tin
it
williOu..
trying
to
assert
an
authority
which
has
aed
away.
'.
'
People
who
come
to
British
Columbia
to
live
must
obey
the
lnw
or
move
out.
The
Doukhobors
are
among
those
who
refuse.
I
hey
are
openly
defying
the
authorities,
but
the
henvv
hand
of
the
law
mtisl
drop
tui
theni.
and
force
(hem
to
either
.
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.
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n.:
i..
i.r
ii
i
.
of
Through
Real
Estate
1
Agents.
J
LISTS
TO
BE
PREPARED
!
Applications
to
Purchase
Must
he.
Accompanied
by
Deposit
by
Cash
Tax
saje
lot.s
and
how
to
dist
pose
of
them
engaged
the
oily
council
lasl
nisrli
in
.
aifolher
Jenpljiy
discussion
which
look
up
a
ftrcal
share
of
the
iiinc
id
the
nieejin?
which
lasted
for
three
and;
half
hours
and
which
was
Hie
'longest
council
iiicctinp
on
record
so
far
this
year.
Aid.
Mr-Mordie's
motion,
notice
of
which
he
pave
at
last
week's
meeting.
was
finally
adopted.
This
motion
was
"that
the
city
solicitor
he
in
struct
elf's
to
prepare
a
bylaw
an
thori.iiifr
the
council
lo
dispose
of
all
lots
which
have
reverted
lo
the.
city
through
lax
sales."
The
interest
in?
narl
of
Aid.
Mc-
Legal
Xolices,
each
insertion
loc
per
agate
line
j.Mnnlie's
scheme,
however,
lay
in
Contract
Rales
on
Application.
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
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Editor
and
Reporter$
Telephone
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86
the
suggestions
that
formally
accompanied
the
resolution
and
which
seemed
to
find
favor
wilh
the
.mosl
of
Hie
aldermen
with
Hie
exception
of
Aid.
Stephens
who,
actively
expressed
the
ron-sislenl
opposition
that
he
has
in
the
past
voiced
against
selling
tax
sale
lots
at
less
than,
I
lie
assessed
or,
at
least,
the
established
market
values.
List
With
Agents
1'hesev
suggestions'
of
Aid.
Mi
Morjlie's,
were
as
follows:
'That
a
list
of
all
such
Ii.tf
be
prepared
showing
ehaivef
asraiusl
hem
uji
to
tWeiuner
.It
l'.)2.,
ami
that
such
list
be
hand
ed
to
all
real
estate
nllires
lo
?
at
o
per
cent
commission.
Chat
no
lots
he,
sold
at
lesK
than
tax
charges.
That
no
application
for
pur
chase
of
lots
shall
lie
.accom
panied
by
less
than
ten
per
cent
of
the
'proposed
purchase
price
and
not
less
than
$1(1
'
That
the
dale
and
hour
of
re
ceipt
or
sucli
application
shall
b?
marked
by
Mie
cijy
treasurer
on
each
appliral
ion."
i
In
advancing
his
scheme.
Aid
McMiirdie'felt
thiil
it
'Was
ifrtfe
and
we
want
none
in
this
rouliiry
who
refuse
lo
have
their
chi!(l-r,""",n""t'VVls
l"nV"
.
,,.tT,,'."M:,y
ren
edlicaled.
It
the
provjii.rJaT
authorities
are
In
die
frightened
by
threat
of
-oifolher
nude
iVrade,
they
have
no
right
lo
be
in
aulfjOrily.
The,
Doukhobors
;jniist
mil
only
be
made
lo
know
lhatvlhey
must
conform
Ififtlie.laws
but
oilier
people
coming,
(o
Hie.
province
must
be
led
(Jp
understand
before
they
come
that
Ui
ere'
'Ts
only
One
law
in'tlift
niiintry
and
it
is
for
all
the
people.
Education
Is
it
"
":
Only
Safeguard.
-
'
kducalioitfjs
the
only
safeguard
of
.a
new;
cdiuilry,
or
for
that
fnatler,
for
itn
old
cpuiilry;.
We
must
have
education
for
all
tlie
people.
Doukhobors
"jpeducaled
voud
be
gooil
enough
riiizv.ii,
oueiiiicjueii
mey
ar,e
a
danger.
Kducatioir
i.
graduallj.
having
(he
effect
of
developing
a
thinking
peopled
One
generation
may
not
do
everything
but
a
few
generation.
of
ed
ucat
ujlv
and
the
people
will,
as
a
mas,
have
a
certain'
'mounl
of
ifitelligence,
enough
to
prevent
lliejii
from
being
slrfiijpeded
by
orjdors
or
hoodwinked
bif
polilicjffiis.
Religious
Changes
',V.
.
,
Are
Going
On.
"
'f
;'
,
'
While,
there,
are
cerlaiiVliasic
principles
that
do
not
chnnge,
even,
iu
feligiouHhere
are
chjjjiges
going
on.
The
Jillitode
df
man
toward
Ihe
unknown
aiji)
he
iiiknowalle
is
umlerguing
'n
jirocess
o'f.
evolution.
Whilfi
here
are
always
some
who
cling
to
the
pasl.
there.
are
others
wlio
see
nothing
gooil
in
Ihe
old
and
want
uolhlng
but
the
new.v
The
truth
lies
usually
with
the
nioilerales
vhrvhile
seeing
hiuch
that
was
good
in
the
past
also
are
not
fearful
for
the
future
hut
adapt
one
with
the'other
and
see
them
-both
its
part
or
a
great
whole.
The.ntlUii.de
of
man
-Inward
Ihe
creator
is
different
loddy
to
what
it
was
one
hundred
years
ago.
Knlighlenrneiit
has
come
in
many
directions.
People
are
no
longer
persecuted
because
they
worship
in
a
certain
.manner
and
beautiful
girl
and
ofd
women
nre
n'U
longer
burned
at
the
slake
or
ducked
in
the
water
lo
rid
Ihem
of
the
influence
of
devils.
.Nolhing
but
gross
nnce
could
admit
of
either.
Today
wc
realize
flint
doing
yielence
to
ajierson
beeause
of
his
opinion,
religious
or
political
or
ocial
will
not
beuent
anyone
but
will
do
untold
harm.
The
dnv
of
the
bigot
is
posing
rapidly.
This
is
an
age
nf
more
or
less
loler-ance.
V
are
growing
bigger
every
day
but
we
still
are
only
in
our
intellectual
infancy
as-a
race.
"Nerves
in
Bad
State
Could
Not
Sleep"
Mrs.
H.
N.
Tardell,
Harrow
mi
th,
Ont,
writes:
"ly
nerves
were
in
a
very
bad
state,
and
for
nearly
six
monthi
I
dd
not
know
what
it
wai
to
have
a
good
night'i
reit.
I
could
not
eat,
and
never
felt
well.
I
heard
about
Dr.
Chase'i
Nerve
Food.
and
thought
I
would
try
it.
After
taking
it
for
a
few
dayi
I
began
:
.to
fed
better,
and
oon
wai
able
to
tleep
well
at
nifit.
My
appe
tite
also
returned,
and
I
felt
stronger
and
better,
and
after
taking
three
boxes
of
Dr.
Chase'i
Nerve
Food
I
was
quite
well.
I
have
also
given
the
Nerve
Food
to
my
little
girl,
with
good
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
60
rt.
a
box
of
09
pills,
BdmaiiNun,
Hates
A
Co
lAL,
TirraLo
dispose
of
tax
sale
loin.
The
eify
now
JiHd
55'0
such
lols'
lo
an
assessed
value
of
--5
1
.'tO.fMHt
and
wi'li
ifina.Ofin
taxes
against
Ihem.
His
plan
wis
to
continue
the
policy
of
the
annual
las
sale,
lift-fell
that
jl
would
not
jeopar
dize.
I
lie
assessed
valuations
or
IheTOly
any
wnuT
.
more
than
a
lax
.sale
Aid.
Mc.Mnrdie's
resolullon
wa.
seconded
by
Aid.
Casey.
.
Stephens
Opposes
Aid.
Stephens,
in
attacking
the
resolution
at
length,
maintained
thai
selling
bits
at
less
than
their
assessed
valuation
was
fair
neither
to
the
city
or
the
rale-j
payers
and
would
be
or
little
value
to
the
purchasers.
f
Jhe
assessment
was
too
then
il
should
be
reduced.
There
wa.
a
difference
between
Hie
method
of
the
annual
lax
sale
and
this
proposal
under
tax
sale
pro'-
ceedinps,
il
look
twelve
monHo
before
a
deed
could
be
secured,
the
owner
in
the
ineanlinie
hav
iiiR
the
opportunity
to
redeem
the,
properly.
,
Aid.
Casey
could
see
no
harm
in
the
proposal
olTered.
Sonle-thing
must
be
done
In
unload
lax
sab'
lots
and
Hie
lime
now
seem
ed
opportune.
Aid.
McMnrdie
pointed
out
thai
he,
himself,
was
a
lar?e
properly
owner.
Naturally
he
would
like
lo
see
the
assessed
values
obtained
but
he
thought
that
would
be
impossible.
Action
was
necessary.
Constructive
criticism
was
(always
welcomed
bill
he
had
failed
lo
hoar
a
heller
solution
offered
for
the
dilllcully.
Constructive
Assuming
that
the
remark
about
constructive
criticism
was
directed
towards
himself,
Aid.
'Slephens
maintained
that
his
criticisms
had
been
constructive
if
nii
ever
were.
His
stand
wa
that
Ihe
property
should
be
sold
at
Hie
assessed
values
in
fairnes
to
the
city
and
properly
owners.
He
went
on
lo
say
that
at
the
court
or
icvisinn
he
had
mnvd
Unr
a
ten
and
flHeen
per
cent
reduction
in
values
but
had
received
no
seconder,
i
In
the
course
or
the
ilisrus-
I
pressed
his
optoslljon
lo
selltnn
al
less
than
assessed
values
on
I
Hie
ground
thai
Ihe
assessment
miphl
then
be
nllacked,
Aid.
Casey
felt
inclined
In
Io
THF.
DAILY
,VRW8
PACK
TWO
,
.
it
wa.
the'
wa
sailing
in
,
Ti
inm
-
-
-i
i
ii
in
in
-
-
-
'
m
nity
'CITY
TO
SELL
line
air
an.r,il
had
to,
make
a
Innilintr
smiiiu-liirp.
If
I
lie
a-
ITO
nnnnPDTV
""""nl
were
redtteed,
Mi
mill
I
I
KKllrKK
I
Y
rale
would
have
lo
he
raided
and
11U
1
HV
,,
.,,,,,
llinomi,
(H.'sain.
Inl
lln
end.
,
Reverted
Lots
Will
be
Disposed.
Tin'
solicitor
iminled.
out
that
IhiMV
was
a
Hinil
In
the
mill
rata,
after
wldeh
-iiiiiriieiiienl
in
lu
lit
have
lo
lih
taxed.
(
1
Aid.
Brown
impressed
favor
lor
Aid.
.Mr.Mordip?.
cjienie.'
'
"
The
resolution
wn
finally
pit
.
:
...
.11
.
...
i.
and
was
carried
with
ami,
roTUr
en
ami
Aid.
Perrv
volinjr
aenln,t
ill
The
council
decided
lo
nccej.l
offers
,fhr
a
unm):er
or
lots
that
were
up
lasl
week
providing
the
olTcrs
cover
eharjre
against
the
lots.
In
one
case,
however,
then'
has
since
tieen
a
hltrher
h
made
for
'one
or
these
los
and
Ml
;w:i
ilecidt'd
lo
readvcrltse-
H&'-Tliw
finance
committee
rc.eoininended
last
we.tk
thai
the
offers
lie
ac
cented
h'll
t
lio
reiinrl
.a's
laidj
over
pendimr
I
he
formula!
Ion
of
a
jreneral
policy.
J
The
Man
in
the
Moon
9
YS.-
1
Tlll.(iS
infill
be
whim'.
I'liere
is
no
liotdted
hair
at
Hie
city
council.
AX
aristocrat
used
to
lie
known
by
his
hluei
blood.
Now
he
is
known
by
hispreen
backs.
TIIK
season
is
about
ovVr
for
pelting
parlies.
Tennis
is
rotti
ng
in
TO
many
of
us
spring
is
:
great
'season
but
what
cat)
II
be
to
a
person
who
wears
B.V.D.
all
wiuler.
IX
Ulopia
women
will
no!
Imv
to
be
humored
and
hiiiniiugged
and
lied
lo.
They
will
believe
everything
I
hey
are,
told.
.MAiiiiiACii-;
js
nol
always
a
failure.
I
know
several
married
collides
who
-sjill
seem
to
"love
each
other.
i
M.l.
like
to
laud
Ihe
seir-made
man
Who,
starting
poor,
in
humble
scene,
.Win,
rame
jnjHie
American
And
other
IniMucss
magazines.
0
J
tut
what
aboui
Jhe,
seir-ma
le
'
tri
rl
.Who,
slarllrtg
life
a
perfect
fright,
v
Hy
painl
and
powder,
bob
and
curl,-'
"?
Heroines
n
vision
ot
delight?.
Till'
head
of
'an
asylum
in
Portland,
writing
lo
Hie
people
of
Anchorage
says
he
wishes
every
person
lu
Alaska
could
visit
Ihem,
Not
cnmplinienlnry
to
people
of
Alaska.
Is
if?
j
Ten
Years
Ago
j
J
In
Prinnsi
Rupert
J
The
miinirlpa)
court
ofrevis-
ion,
consisting
pf
Acting
.Mayor
Kerr.
AM.
Kdxcj
Aid.
Heveridpe,
Aid,
.N'icol
and
Aid.
Monliromory,
sat
this
inornlng..
There
are
o
appeals
on
the
list,
ainony
Ihe
apiiellanls
being
I..
M.
lie
(lex.
IS.
W.
I'almore.M.
Albert,
(ieoive
It.
Naden
and
M.
-M.
Stephens.
News
has
reached
Prince
It
it
perl
thrnu?h
correspondence
from
PhornclilTe
eanip
Dial
l.ieul.
II.
().
('rew
and
I.
mice
Corporal
Leslie
hae
both
been
wounded
while
on
active
sen
ice
wilh
Hie
Princess
Patricias
iu
France.
David
Carnegie,
ordnance
ex-
HEART
WAS
WEAK
NERVES
ALL
GONE
Mrs.
J.
II.
iisiiriilHTk,
1
17
'4
Wetland
Avrnur,
SI.
Catliarln",
Ont.,
w
riles:
"I
ni
lu
a
ra
npli-Ml'ini
it
Ml
m
wilh
weak
tieart,
and
mj'
nTVf
we
rn
til
IT'ine.
I
mirrrreil
f
verytlilnir;
rrmliln'l
l-p,
or
ciiiliire
any
ex-ltcmrnt,
anJ
wbn
left
slciift
rll
as
If
I
rol
scream.
I
tK.k
dliif
spe'ls,
urieii
falllnir
atn
liriiuinr
inyteir.
My
luutlicr
read
alioul
ymir
Milliurii'a
Heart
and
Serve
I'llU,
and
lifiiiirlil
mo
a
Imt,
m
hnvlnit
taken
so
many
different
kind.
.f
medieine
it
Jm
seemed
that
I
did
not
liave'any
ciniridenra
In
any
of
tliem,
i
if,k
am
tun
at
II.
A
N,
I'llU,
and
felt
no
murli
lieitcr
I
rn-
.sion.
Ihe
city
solicitor
was
called
,ln,"'1
ln"''
'""
I
w'l
,Ion
for
his
views.
He
slll
ex-!,,"l,''
,flrr
1
l,Vfn
"'M"
1
tM
tifit
need
any
mie.
I.rannnt
frale,
nr
rVeonwieiid.
MitlMirn's
liejrl
and
rterve
fills
too
highly
tfiVr
ail
they
liave
dme
for
me.'
.
'
'
s
t'ul
lip
only
by
The
T.
Mllhurn
Co.,
the
assessment
be
attacked.
A
Limited,
Toronto,
ont,
Swift's
Premium
The
National
Breakfast
'In
thousands
of
homes
In
Canada,
Swift's
Premium,
as
the
world'i
highest
standard
of
quality,
is
served
all
year
round.
But
for
Easttr
Morning
this
supreme
quality
Bacon
has
an
added
appeal
Swift'i
Premium
has
be5ome
almost
the
national
dish
on
this
bright
feast
day
when
nothing
but
the
best
is
adequate.
If
you
have
not
xperienced
the
delicious
flavor
and
uniform
ness
of
Swift's
Premium
this
coming
Easter
Morning
would
bt
a
fitting
occasion
on
which
to
try
it.
Swift's
Premium
Hams
and
Bacon
Look
for
this
blue
ideatiS-cttioa
ttg
when
you
buy
a
whole
htm
or
when
you
buy
a
slice.
perl
for
Hie
federal
ko
im
ii
IOC'
I
.
has
been
seat
frmo
Olu.w.i
in
examine
I
lie
inis.inli;
ies
ol
milk
ing
shells
at
Hie
P:
nice
Hupes-I
sliipyqrd.
CADETS
OBTAIN
;
THEIR
DIPLOMASj
The
ollowing
members
'of
Hn
i
!adel
Corj-of
the
Prince
tin-!
perl
High
School
hae
obtained
ditdomns
alid
check
of
S5
each;
for
bavins
surcessfiilly
passed
the
flrs(
year
course
in
se'.-a-phore
signalling
recently
held
in
Prince
Hiiperl
by
the
militia
department:
I
Perr'
K.'Halsler.
Arthur
V.
Cade,
Arthur
It.
Cameron,
Ivan
W.
Cnmcroirj
Henry
W.
Heil-lirOner,
tsu
laUuyama.
llolieii
J.
Malheson,'
.lacob
.Mussallem.
John
T.
Nickerson.
James
K.
I'arker.
William
11.
Patmore.
Minoiii
Sakainolu
and
Itruce
II.
Wilson.
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News
WATER
NOTICE,
OIVIRSION
AND
USE,
TUT.
.ViTlii:
tlHit
the
hkeena
niver
Paeklnr
Ciiinfiany,
l.lndted.
wlnie,
aildre
la
j
1318
standard
Hank
Kutldmr.
Van
renver.
It
.ft.,
wilt
apply
fur
a
llrem
xtt
lake
and
w
eiililr
fit
ir
mriiiid
of
water
(.lit
!
Wolf
Creek
wiilrti
riow
nnrihe.irlv
and
drain
Inm
l'nrp.le
llartsttir
stxitil
imrlh
end
T
till)
Avenue,
Port
Kdard
Tfinli'.
The
water
will
lie
diverted
fmni
the
stream
at
a
Miim
about
one
and
a
half
mllei
fi-dii
the
immlh
at
'lnt
nf
illveMlxn
r
Port
I'.dwanl
Townlie
water
system
and
will
lie
used
for
Industrial
purmr
upon
live
land
deaerltied
a
part
of
foreshore.
.nt
inimlM-r
SOI,
Itanne
6H
C.at
liltrlel.
Thl
iioilre
vii
iwnieil
on
the
rmund
on
Itie
Jrd
day
if
Marrh.
If.
A
ropy
nf
HO
nollr
and
an
appllrallun
.
r
miiant
Iheretn
anil
to
Ur
"Water
Act.
ISU."
will
lie
filed
In
Ihe
orrire
of
the
Water
He
coriler,
P.rllies
ltiiiert.
It.i
.
Ohjertlnn
to
the
spldlratlon
may
I
riled
wilh
the
aid
Water
lleeorder
or
Willi
Ihe
r.oinp
trnller
ir
Wsler
lllirhlK,
Parliament
Hiilldmu",
Mrtorla,
n.i:.,
wllhln
thlrtv
day
arier
Urn
first
aparanre
nr
thl
tiotlee
In
a
loe
newpnH-r.
The
date
nf
the
flrl
tin
M
Ira
I
Inn
or
thl
iinllen
I
,Mrri
ih.
!?.',.
skKE.
nivi:n
PAckixn
c.ompa.w.
I.IMITI.n,
Appllrant.
nv
J.
Malheson.
,rent
WATER
NOTICE.
USC
AND
ITORAQC
TAKE
NOTICE
that
tho
Canadian
Lumber
ard.,
Limited.
whoe
addresa
I
BIJ
standard
Hank
nidk..
Vanemivor,
H.C.
will
apply
for
a
lirrnre
u
take,
and
ne
IJo
ruble
fee
per
semnd
and
In
store
&0,-noo
acre
feet
of
water
out
of
Ian,
skun-dale,
and
Aln
t.aken,
and
Aln
lllver,
which
flow
Miiilherlv
and
drain
Inn
laett
Inlet,
tlirmish
Indian
Itonerve
.Nn.
0
Th
rtorare-diim
will
be
Incalril
at
or
near
the
oiillet
of
Aln
Lake.
The
rapacity
or
the
reservoir
to
lie
riealed
I
about
JO.Ono
aere
feet,
and
It
will
riood
about
(to
be
determined
i
acres
or
land,
The
water
will
lie
diverted
from
the
airram
at
a
point
at
or
near
the
torarc-dnm,
and
-will
tw
ned
for
Industrial
Power
purpose,
upon
the
land
described
a
Part
of
Indian
neerve
No.
T,l'..
nol,r"
Jv
t",i''l
"n
the
rronnd
on
he
till
day
of
March.
If5.
A
copy
of
thl
nni
leu
Snd
an
application
nnraiiant
thereto
and
to
the
"Water
Alt.
1014
"
will
he
filed
In
tho
office,
or
the
Water
lecorder
al
prince
HuTt.
Objection
to
llm
a.p
leallnn
may
!.
filed
with
liie
nald
Water
iirronler
or
with
ihn
Comptroller
tor
simp
tlli.li.
ii.
.ii.
..
.
',.
.,
vi-..i.
It
"
.V.'
'onine
u
iiiiiiinnira.
)
Jf,n,r'-
nr-
'lh'n
thirty
day
after
j
'
1
1
-i
oin-arnnrr
or
mis
pollrf
In
.
..
lr,"'l""r'
'
"e
naie
or
Hie
P"tllrallon
or
thl
notice
Is
March
flr't
13.
CAN
A
MAS
l.t!Mnrn
YAntl,
Limited
Applicant.
By
C,
E,
Froit,
Secretary,
Be
artful
to
ttt
SviHt
M
Pnisium
wiffl
;ca
Jjj
Btcon
or
Htmmtittzt
ol
it
thit
comini
Imti
Morning,
Oritr
litm
jour
Butcbtr
or
Grottr.
Swift
Canadian
Co.
Limited
Canadian
National
Railway.
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
"
Eimalv
SHIPYARD
nnAetlnri
ti.
T.
P.
20.P00
Ton
Floatlno
DryOoei
Engineer!.
Machlnlits,
Boilermaker!,
Blackimltln,
f"
makers,
ouna,r,
woogvursi,
-
ELECTRIO
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
Is
equipped
to
handle
al
hnfa
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
38F
-
...
m
.mm
The
Hoover"
Tor
the
nioii'li
this
famous
H
for
Hip
siiihII
i
.Z)
and
hav
over
Hie
next
i
u
elean
a
ritj:
i'
&
Kaien
HardwareC-
Grants
Best
ProcuraWe
A
loi
ri.aJ
srerl
mil
oaici!-)
Pure
Scotch
WliisW
RICHEST
IN
FINrST
,HICHUNP
MALT
RxilrJ
Mt
....IJ
b
Will""
Cisnl
Si
So
Jmyti
OrnhJJxK
DslnrnfUfnliMt
Dlillns,
Poll-
Ww-4-CI.to,
bsl4.
i
Mm
..
.
lvld
w
'
rids
advcrllsement
Is
not
published
or
di-l
,
J
lo
,
l.imior
Control
Hoard
or
by
Hie
Ooven
Urilish
Columblti.