PAOR
two
Always
Keeps
Fresh
"SAUDA"
DAILY
KDITU
-Hi
Boat
retains
its
delicious
flavor
in
the
air-tight
aluminum
packets
in
which
all
SALADA
is
sold.
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Daily
News
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DRITISH
COLUMBIA
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P.
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Editor.
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Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
Tuesday.
Nov.
in,
J
023.
How
Shall
We
Pay
Our
Taxes?
We
hae
lo
pay
taxes
We
cannot
escape.
We
have
spent
a
lot
of
money
on
what
we
rail
permanent
investments
Mich
as
roads
bridges
and
public
buildings
and
we
have
incurred
debts
in
so
dojng.
The
interest
on
the
debts
is
being
pah!
and
the
priwipjf
will
hae
lo
be
relumed.
We
niiit
pay
our
way.
Everyone
but
a
Bolshevist
will
agree
with
that.
The
question
then
arises
n
to
how
that
money
shall
bo
collected.
We
experiment
a
great
deal
in
regard
to
this
matter
ami
we
often
change.
.lust
now
we
pav
income
taxes,
we
nay
properly
taxes
and
if
we
die
an
inheritance
lax
is
deducted
from
otir
eslale
before
the
legacy
is
turned
over
to
the
relatives.
And
there
are
oilier
taxes.
'
Some
of
the
Vancouver
property
owners
have
objected
to
me
present
pian
ot
collecting
income
tax,
they
object
to
the
in
herilauce
lax
and
they
do
not
like
to
pay
the
property
tax.
Fair
Method
i
'
'
.
Raising
Money.
'.
,
The
income
tax
seems
to
lie,'
the
fnliesl
method
of
taxing
people,
i
lie
rtrn
pay
more"
ml
proportion
than
do
Iho
pour".
The
very
pour
pay
nothing.
Jf.a
jniio
has.n.-funily
he.gejs-.aii
exejnp
lion
that
the
single
man
doe
nol'gel;
llius
the
man
is
taxed
for
heing
a
liarhelor.
I
he
l.(.x
rale
increases
according
to
the
in
come
or
the
person
taxed.
If
the
tux
'is
taken
off
the
income
if
must
be
imposed
elsewhere,
but
nobody
wants
il,
yet
it
must
be
paid.
Succession
Duty
'
Not
Excessive.
'
When
a
person
dies
be
Usually
leaves
hi
properly,
lo
hi
wife
ami
family.
Hut
before
this
,
Is.
done
,(.
at.
sep
in
and
takes
a
part
known
as
the
succession
duly.
If
a
man
dies
worth
ff
10(1.00(1
the
stale
asks'
four
percent.
In
Saskatchewan
he
takes
five,
in
Ontario
five,
in
Nova'Srotia
four
and
half.
If
he
ha
three
million
dollars
Hie
slate
takes
:t(i
per
cent
in
H.C.
a
great
deal
.more
lhaii
they
take
in
any
other
province
of
Canada.
Thai
means
that
the
government
of
Hrilish
Columbia
is
conducted
democratic
principles
The
very
rich
have'
to
pay
high
whereas
the
people
who
are
moderately
rich
are
u-ed
much
beller.
The
average
person
will
lake
no
exception
(o
Hrilish
Columbia's
method
if
taxing
incomes
or
legacies.
II
is
not
a
Liberal
or
a
Conservative
measure
particularly
but
is
recognized
by
all
parties
as
a
proper
way
of
levying.
i
There.
are
growing
up
in
Hrilish
Columbia
today
a
number
or
men
who
are
so
rich
Hint
tliey
fancy
themselves
injured
by
these
just
laws.
They
do
not
like
o
have
to
pay.
So
tjiey
arc
petitioning
the
government
lo
make
changes
in
accordance
with
their
selfish
views.
They,
waul'
the
poor
lo
pav
more
and
Hunch
less.
:..,
,
s
''M'ritfsif
Columbia
people,
as
iv
.whole
will
not
stand
for
lax-iug
the
j.fyjr
and
aljiiwiuglfift
Yifti
,lo
gel
off
free'
'
They
wil!
resist
it
even
.to
thr(iwiiiLg,?imo'5kpi)iwer
any
:
guve,rnmenlithliLab
templs
iL
'
'
'
'
;
"
Spirit
Of
Times
Dangerous.
.
'
Ilis
the
spirit
of
trying
to
gel
'everything
and
leaving
'nothing
lor
others
that
makes
holslicvisls,
socialists,
reds
communists.
The
selfishness
of
the
rich-has
nlwtfys
bred
strife
and
rebellion.
II
is
allsollllelv
OlliiOsed
to
llu
sOiril
nf
Mm
linmi
II
i
the
sjiirit
that
gpail
the
workiiigmau
lo
take
an
nclivt
and
jMioiriiiiHT.s
.in
unwise
ji.iri
hi
suikcs
nno
in
political
nre.
l
oiiaj
we
in
Hrilish
Columbia
are
well
to
the
fhre
in
social
and
gov-ernmeiilaf
"methods.
We
have
many
advanced
laws
wbii
h
are
rather
costly.
.
have
fairly
eipiHable
laxntiou
ami
anv
ultenipf
lo
turn
backward
should
be
resisled
to
the
utmost.
FREE
RECIPE
BOOK-
r,to
,:",M,
,
CkMM
Co.
Lid.
MomItmI.
To?.
dkUSi
iTffwB
v:
i
'j
'
THANKSGIVING
(CHURCH
PARADE
SERVICES
HELD
AND
UNVEILING
Special
Services
Took
Place
at
Features
of
Spec'nl
Services
at
Most
of
Services
In
City
Churches
on
Sunday
The
Thanksgiving
season
and
was
dealt
wilh
by
Hev.
P.
!
IJaislcr
at
lioth
services
of
St
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
in
the
.Melropole
Hall.
In
the
evening
the
pastor
look
as
his
siihjccl.
'Christian
Stewardship,-'
and
re-
member
canvass"
which
lakes
place
next
week
when
all
followers
of
Hie
church
will
he
interviewed
for
the
purpose
of
obtaining
siihseripllons
and
enlist-
ing
new
members.
This
is
a
re-
gular
campaign
at
this
lime
of
the
year
in
the
Lutheran
Church.
There
wa
special
music
by
lo
Choir.
Hie
eeuiniu
anthem
being
"Heaven
For
.Me."
with
Kdwarl
Haisler
a
organist.
There
were
special
Thanksgiving
lessons
and
prayers
at
the
ninrniiiL'
servire
in
lln
Ilnilcil
the
evenlna
there
was
special
music
by
the
choir
with
,A.
.1.
Lancaster
a
organist
and
Hev.
W.
II.
Pierce
'of
Port
gave
the
address.
Presbyterian
Church
Hev.
Ir.
Charles
J.
Cameron
the
relieving
pastor,
look
both
St.
Andrew's
Church
on
4Il-pilliUII.-H
pil
Pl'IJ
lll!lllll
IT
uniiw.
I
k.i
11
rvli
I
Vm
V-
.
.1
,
:
a
.
.
I
II'
i'iujfcini-i
i
on
Miniiay.
Anglican
Sunday
Tim
ini"i,lii
In
ih.i
iiHiriiinir
of
11.
anniversary
of
the
W"y;uwUt.f
f
,,.
,,ir,
North
U.K.
"""T"
""""
""M,ii,u
"."
W,u
World
War
to
an
end
n
into
were
specially
referred
lo
at
the
services
In
all
city
churches
on
Mimlay.
'rifr'
were
lange
con-
llpai.nnlil
Hcaiuiclit
.'tuuI
11.1
II...
the
(ileal
(ileal
Veterani'
.orialioii
to
attend
jspecinl
AriiiUtfce
Day
service
iiml
the
unveiling
in
tin
Mt'iiiiu
of
a
hamloiuc
penai
anrimoii
wus
,..
-,
,
mi
,
,
i..,
.,,.,.,
,..,.,
1
I-
ii...
I.,
r-"'
'
"
"
Miuui
ori-iii
.ii
ioo,
me
rui"ti
ill
.....
.
most
ene.
being
pleading
in
deed.
In
the
morning
at
the
Hptll
,
Sl.
An.l.-.
vv-A.Ii.
an
r.l.urrli
Church,
Hey.
K.
(.
-turner
spoke
,.
on
world
history
since
the
sign
inp
of
the
Armistice,
referring
particularly
to
the
pact
recently
signed
at.
Locarno.
There
was
it
chords
oT
girls
of
the
Mission
Rami.
Hi
the
Evening,
the
pastors
subject
was
"Thanksgiving,''
and
..Miss
Catherine
.lones
was
sptnist.
W".
Yniighau
Davies
was
orjiaiiist
nt
hold
services.
Lutheran
Church
The
subject
of
Thanksgiving
pulpit
erected
Hf
Knglnnd
morning
al
the
Salvation
Army;
PAN
ADRIAN
fflllRTFKY
..(..!
.....I
II
II
S...l,.,..
W
V
Wl
I
A
MJU
.
i
uhiii-i
anil
iniiib.
iii-.i
in
i
lit?
evening
when
there
was
also
oeaI
solo
by
Mr.
Wilson
and
pi;i'no
solo
by
Mrs.
Mastin.
EXTENSION
WORK
UNITED
CHURCH
Rev.
Dr.
S.
S.
Osterhout
of
Van
couver
to
Visit
Anyox
and
Prince
Rupert
Next
Week
Itev.
Dr.
S.
S.
Osterhout
of
Vancouver,
superintemlent
ol
Oriental
Missions
for
the
L'niled
Church,
will
lour
the
coast
next
week
In
the
-interest
of
extension
ireim
f
A
m
rip
frit.'.
In.
.
fltl
riia
.......
..........
v.,r
iiirougn
ine
oily
enrome
to
Anyox
laler
returning
and
slopping
off
here.
Hev.
Ilirhiuond
Craig
of
Vancouver
will
tour
the
inferior
on
similar
business
and
may
also
visit
Prince
lluperl.
SALE
OF
POPPIES
Total
as
Result
of
Saturday's
Effort
With
Some
Returns
to
be
Made
Yet
Is
About
$200
street
eollections
hy
the
Imperial
Order,
Oauwlilers
of
(lie
Kmpire.
n
n
result
of
Hie
Poppy
Hay
lagging
m
Saturday,
lolnl-
leil
9JJ8..H.
there
were
also
receipt
from
the
,ale
of
poppies
In
the
schools
as
follows:
Ilorden
Street.
2n.75;
Hoofh
School.
I7.0:
Seal
Cove.
?'.'.35:
High
School,
7.
The
sum
of
921.80
vva
turned
In
from
(leorgelown;
i
-'."(
rrom,
the
SI.
Ilegls
Cafe;
ride
from
Hryanl
&
(treerj
lOc
from
the
Prince
lliipert
Hilliard
I'arlor.
ami
$.n."
rrom
Oil's
Cigar
Slnre,
bringiiiig
the
tot
til.
wilh
some
returns
yet
lo
be
made,
lo
nlioul
200.
Leonard
.
Hale
of
the
local
forestry
office
staff
was
.1
passenger
for
Vancouver
on
Ihe
I'rlnce
Charles
Sunday
night.
by
in'
cily
who
losl
their
lives
while
on
service
in
the
(!rcat
War
worn
I
feature
of
snedal
service
at
Meinhers
nt
the
ees
iment
and
the
li.YV.V.A.
mustered
for
lie-parade
some
eighty
m
slrenglb
and
were
marshalled
by
Col.
J.
W.
.Nieholls,
officer
coininaniling
of
the
regiment,
and
Joe
Hutchinson,
pre-'lilerit
of
Hi'
Urea!
Wat'
Veterans'
Aociaiioii.
II
was
impoiblo
for
member
o
the
regiment
In
be
mi
imiforiii
on
account
of
the
annual
inspection
of
eiuipiiicut.
Tlie
parade
wa
.accompanied
hy
Hie
regimental
hand
so.nie
eighteen
in
slrenglli
augineuteil
by
six
members
o
the
newly
formed
Hoys
ILvd
who
showed
sjileildid
reslllls
ot
It.
A
l.tf
..-.-(..
iMi..;....
I
I.....
ll...-.
nir
iiii'iii
iiiiuiiiif
uu
i
ii.,..
r.
erred
particularly
lo
Hie
"every.
.
.
,
111.
I
,
UMM'
l
Mi'lllp
IM"
sermon
for
the
oeealon
Was
delivered
hy
Hev.
Waller
Allen
and
"The
lisi
Jol"
in
memory
of
comrades
who
lost
their
lirs
as
a
resiill
of
Hie
War
was
sounded
by
Handsman
W.
Hance.
Pulpit
Unveiled
Archdeacon
(5.
A.
Hit
ofHrial"!
al
Hie
eveuiuif
serxiee
when
Hie
heatili'ul
new
solid
auk
wat
fin
jishetl
puliiit
inaile
hy
Hie
Valley
'cily
Kurnilure
i.o
of
Hunda.
(nl..
ami
erecle,
hy
the
Ir.iugh
(ers
of
Kuplauil
in
niemory
of
Church
and
llev.
O.
0.
Ilaoker
.
KiipIUIiiih-ii
from
Hits
etly.who
gave
a
partial
report
of
L'niled
Church
Conference
the
in
losl
their
lives
,in
(he
War
unveiled
hy
Willie
lionahl.
wtis
son
Vancouver
which
he
allet..ll.
Iii
I""
,aM'
n'
nne?iinaiii.
Aiioiner
lea
I
u
re
or
ImHIi
services
at
the
A
us
I
ie.ui
Clmrcl.
was
the
presence
of'
the
.
boy'
f?,,jI1(rlolllurplleed
choir
which
assisted
lor
l
lie
iirsi
lime
Ui
Hie
musical
program
which
coslet
of
patriotic
Hint
national
hymn.
Till'
innovation
has
ln-eji
line
lo
f
In
serxices
at
ll.e
irst
l'resbvlerian!ri"
r;,'
a""
Chnreli
In
II.
a
.....riiint-
ll.-in!
gall.
Mls
I,,
M.
hllell.
was
an
aulhem
by
the
children's
elu.iir
nniler
the
leadership
of
John
V..
Iiaxey.
the
organist.
Lii-ul.
Kenny
spoke
in
Hie!
or-
The
rhurch
wa
beautifully
decorated
wilh
pal
riolie
and
seasonal
adornment.
APPEALED
TO
HIMI
J.
A.
Werner,
Well
Known
Yak.
fma
Fruit
Rancher,
Was
Visitor
to
Oity
at
End
of
Week
Among
the
visitors
to
the
cily
over
I
lie
week
end
was
J.
A.
Werner,
a
well
known
fruit
rancher
of
Yakima,
Washington.
Mr.
Werner
came
north
on
Ilio
Prince
Charles
made
the
round
Irip
to
11
viler,
Alaska,
and,
de-harking
here
Siinday.iilght,
pro-ceiMlejei
'
.by
traTfifOn
Chicago
and
'lllfliji'fijiiV'wh'i'flCitie
he
ufll
tun
.,.r
!,
iL
work
for
Hie
cJuiirU.
A;
.vveektv'i
i.fci.'
!
Sf-
Mr,!
-..-...-..'C.
fiorflfi
.
Wcf
ei
on
Ihe
courtesies
that
had
-
been
extended
him
hy
railway
official
ami
buiness
people
in
Hrilish
Columbia.
The
people
in
(he
l'niled
Stales
he
said
seemed
so
intent
in
their
chase
for
the
'.linihly
Dollar"
that-
the
ordinary
courtesies
of
life
were
often
overlookeil.
QUEEN
CHARLOTTES
BENEFIT
LARGELY
FROM
THE
SALMON
FISHERIES
SKIDLOATl:,
Nov.
10.
It
I
RRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1924.
lias
produced
.Minerals
ns
follow:
Plarer
flobl.
$77.!IK2,Or:i;
Lode
On!
)
s
,
b
f
7.1,100;
Silver,
?1S,821,.M0;
Lead,
$70,618,578:
Copper.
!r!87,1.St,fl78;
.
i7I,t7;
.Miscellaneous
.Mineral's,
$l,i"jl.aitl;
Coal
and
Coke,
2(10,,S.S0,tMX:
n
,j
Stone,
Hrick,
Cement,
etc4
$t2,22r,8l
t;
making
its
Mineral
Prodiicllon
to
the
e,;j
1924
show
an
Aggregate
Value
of
$859,427,386
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1924,
$48,704,604
The
.Mining
Laws
of
this
Province
are
mure
liberal
and
the
fees
lower
than
tlx
anv
other
Province
in
the
Dominion:
or
any
colony
ut
the
llntisli
Kuipire
Mineral
locations
are
granted
to
discoverers
for
nominal
fees.
Absolute
Titles
are
obtained
by
developing
such
properties,
the
seeimty
of
win
h
M
guaranteed
by
Crown
Grants.
Full
information
together
with
Mining
Hepjrls
aert
Mnp.
may
be
obtained
grti
i,v
addressing
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
X.H.
Practically
all
Hrilish
Columbia
Mineral
Properties
unhi
which
..
,
;r
t
w
tirk
has
been
done
are
described
in
some
one
of
the
Annual
Heporls
of
I
in-
of
Mines.
Those
considering
milling
investments
should
refer
lo
nrh
report-
T
;s
are
available
without
charge
on
application
to
the
department
of
Mines,
V.
i
i
u
Heporls
or
the
(leologiCal
Survey
01
(Canada.
Pacifn-
Huibliug.
Vniicouver.
rv
mended
as
valuable
sources
of
information.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ay:
TIlHIir.
will
be
guerrilla
at
llllawa.iitil
II
is
not
mentioned
on
which
side
is
the
.NOW
thai
tliankKiviuy
day
is
pasl
the
wild
game
will
give
I
hank
that
they
have
mil
been
unintentionally
hit
by
some
fr:i)
shot.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
I
I
WHAT
I
likn
abmn
everything1
eNe
I
whul
the
oilier
fellow
ls
gelling
and
I
am
not.
j
j
COHKSCHHW
pidlllcian
is
mie
wlio
Is
crooked
nnt
ha
a:
strong
pull.
j
I
WONUKH
how
many
really
etpred
theit
yeterday.
people
I
tnankt
i
III'
lost
five
dollars
In
a
game
And
went
wIIIimiI
his
turkey
So
tliuiiksgiving
was
dull
and
4ame.
And
all
the
skies
were
murkey.
"ITS
a
hold-up
game"
vhl
pered
the
gnrler
to
the
loekiitK.
'I'll
I
man
who
marries
money
earns
all
he
gel
more.
for
and
The
Trade
nml
Labor
Council
al
its
regular
meeting
lat
nighl.j
ib'ciili-il
to
put
candidate
In
Ihei
field
for
tlie
forthcoming
civic
i
election.
Al
n
'joint
meeting
of
ihe
cily
council
fishery
rommiiit-e,
the!
Hoard
of
Trade
flhery
eommi!-lee
and
person
inlerel
in
the
industry,
il
win
derided
to
peli-
lloti
the
provincial
government
to
make
no
charye
to
fishermen
i
lllng
the,
ynternmenl
wharf
for
mooring
purpose.
1
'II
l'f
(10
"Ciiaitier,
'
Lo.lfa-!.''
has
jdeeided
lo
ein
plum
pudding
In
Prince
Huperl
men
serving
in
Ihe
treiiche
in
the
Oreal
War.
WATtR
NOTICE.
DIflon
nd
Ui.
TVkE
.XOTICK
Hut
llMiry
C.
fir$trlrh
unit
fr
the
KimiiMTr
OnM
Mm.
Ltd.,
lt
Imii"
aililrrn
l
Knilnrrr,
n.C...
lli
I'l'lT
fur
1
llrnsr
iu
1,11,.
xiv
to
eu.
rt.
st
I
of
ttiirr
mil
if
Winn
lllvrr
whlrli
ri
rirrly
nit
drainsi
iiiii
TMIO)
Mks
ilmiil
tn
m.l
nn
lull
!
fill
IK
ill
Hi
i.f
Hip
KnmiH-rr
Mnr.
Thci
1
lr
will
Im
ilurrlrd
fmin
Um
tlrraln!
,41
miiit
tUiul
l
tnllrt
fnsu
IImi
ten
nilllll
nf
ItlK
.l.l
Hlnr
lulu
t.irl.li
I.L.I
ml
Mill
lir
uo'il
fur
Indni
rlcflrlr
mm
it!
liiirtMiwt
11(11,11
m
t
iiRinrrr
Mirn.
Ik.c
IbiIiIihik
arp
ileiirrllmt
a
Hrn
Cniwn!
iiraiuni
Mlm-ral
i:iami,
aiirtrji'il
a
l.nl.i
Ni.
I,
to.
I0.
7,
,
l,
vJ,
..
WTO,
Hi.
ami
I
till,
Orniie
I.
Caolar
,llrlrl.
Till
iHilkit
a
nIpi
mi
the
elinllili'il
llnil
ft...
rnitnilluM
I'l.l,'
f
siiiiiiiii
l
nun
f
t.aUIUIIHII
I
I
H
II
,n
uu.
!),
Jly
f
orlolirr.
IVII
Si
Cold
Storage
Company
has
left
A
r,'l'X"f
um
mtirr
ami
aftiiiraiimi
imr-'j
...
.
.
iim
Uiriflu
ami
til
tlx
WaliT
a'
inn
.i,
Art.
1811.
7..nnn
on
Ihe
oueen.
Charlotte
iu
i
rn.-i
m
u
i.ffiri.
?.r
ii,V
vairV.
ts.amls
Ibis
ye,,,-
in
cash
paid
mil
KHrrt.',
1
1'..
i'w.
'"?!
for
salmon
eainiht
al
Hippo
Island
ami
other
poinls.
A
considerable
sum
of
Ihfs
has
igone
In
the
merchants
at
I'rluce
lluperl.
The
money
paid
Mr
fih
on'
these
island
Is
une
hf
the
main
sources
of
supply'tothe
setllets.
five
hundred
of
,
whom
benefit
llieni
It.
won
in
umiiilmllrr
ef
Wili-r
IIKIiH,
iiiiinrii
fiuiiuMiv.,
virinria,
ii,
i;.,
MlllHl
n
lliiriy
ilara
arn-r
llw
anaraiue
f
Oils
iKilii'e
in
a
lural
msijr
Thri
an-
hi
uir
iirpi
imiiiirao'iti
r
thla
tin
llir
la
Um
fiiii
ilnv
nf
11.1..1...
m.
K.VII.M
ill
ODI
li
iiks
i.rn.,
"J:irlrii,
Ati-iit.
-
--
..u
A
proposal
tins
been
made
Hint'
i,l.
iniriMt
m
apply
i
I
here
should
be
effort
l
pros-j
lilTmn.STU,;
fiarh
pert
for
herring
in
these
wider
as
il
is
known
Ihey
run
here.
The
government
may
be
asked
o
ns-
slsl.
If
Ihe
heri'lnir
were
Inkeni
OOVCRNMINT
LIQUOR
ACT
Nolle
f
Application
for
Baar
Llcana.
.Mi
1
lii:
is
ioiiiiiv
iniiJ
r.T""J
I
hi
III
llw
I
lililnr
lcetie
in
rr.i.cci
uf
Hi"
Imlldinr
ion
ai
skitiiriK.
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ih-"
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rrllM-il
a
Ij.I
III,
n
.Hk
1
airnrillnr
In
rejrl-Crte.1
man
.r
Man
.fc.u
tn'tl
"
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"M
iiiiiiiuprpii
sir.
ror
ihr
here
ror
halibut
llAlt
Ml
would
.J
t
ZiSm"i&
ffi
'
head
off
much
of
.the
business
UrTr
tw.'ir
mt
,ftu'
that
now
goes
to
Alaska.
edmumd
o.
stevknii.
Owner,
Appiiciil
WICKER
Chairs
and
Rockers
and-
Wicker
Library
Tables
We
uint
make
riHitii
for
I'.ill
tininls
.,,
(
,
off
this
line
nf
furniture
ul
Reduced
Prices
BARRIE'S
Home
Furnishings
3rd
Avenue.
Phone
111
Sportsmen!
We
arc
Headquarter
for
Sportuig
(iood
or
r
We
rarry
Ihe
famous
WESTERN
SUPER
X
LONQ
RANQE
8HOT
SHELLS
See
us
for
Hand
Logger'
.Supplies
(iih
hi
J
and
Parts
Cable
Axes
Snvvs.
etc.
STORK'S
HARDWARE,
LTD.
714
Second
Avenue
tfht
standard
o.
Vuntyfir
1
60
years
r
vk.
fii
Ar
averts!
"W-Mrtv
vex
vc
Phone
141
E.
H.
Shockley
Planing
Mills
Re-located
at
230
Central
Street,
Vancouver,
wun
additional
machine
ror
the
inonuract
nc
SASH,
D00R8,
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LUMBER,
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in
slocft.
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handling
charges
by
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direct
from
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.
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e
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advertisement
Is
not
published"
or
displayed
by
Liquor
Coulrol
Hoard
or
by
the
Govcrnmonl
of
UriUih
Columbia.
the