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Msmber
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations,
DAIL.I
EDITION
Thursday,
June
3,
I92G.
Appreciative
Of
Railway
Administration.
The
following
editorial
article
of
appreciation
of
the
railway
administration
from
the
Manitoba,
Free
Press
seems
particularly
appropriate
just
now:
'
Mr.
Immiitig,
in
his
first
official
statement
a
Minister
of
Railways,
has
an
inspiring
story
to
tell
of
a
determined
and
intelligent
attempt
by
Canada
lo
grapple
with
au
immense
national
problem,
which
is
now
well
on
the
way
to
a
successful
'
"
issue.
Many
people
most
of
them
perhaps
have
been
looking
at
this
railway
problem
from
the
wrong
angle.
They
have
been
regarding
H
as
something
which
the
government
wilfully
brought
upon
the
country;
and,
appalled
by
the
figures
of
losses,
swollen
to
abnormal
dimensions
by
bookkeeping
devices,
they
have
been
demanding
that.
the
Government
do
something
about
it
right
away.
.
The
primary
fact
in
the
whole
discussion,
which
has
been
systematically
obscured,
is
that,
the
Government,
in
place
of
saddling
itself
foolishly
with
a
railway
problem,
was
confronted
some
years
back
with
an
emergency
which
threatened
the.
economic
foundations
ur
this
country.'
The
Grand
Trunk
Railway
was
rankfitp;
it
could
only
carry
on'liy
subventions
thinly
dis-
guled
as
loans.
Ihe
Canadian
Northern
was
in
the
same
pre
uicjimeut;
it
could
only
operate
if
the
Parliament
year
after
vedJUtlWKil.llUlJ-
e'iJ..,piiJHpMs..intpliU
treasury.
The
Grain!
friiiik
Pacific,
despite
assistance
running
jnto
millions
annuaiiy,
-coum
not
ue
Kept
alive
as
a
private
corporation;
in
March,
1010,
it
lay
down
and
gave
notice
that
on
a
given
dare
it
would
depart
this
life,
leaving
the
district?
it
.was'
built
to
serve
without
railway
accommodation.
;
Had
To
Carry
Burden
Of
finance.
The
lkuniiikm
Government
had
to
get
under
the
burden
and
carry,
Jl.
The
load
could
not
be
dropped
and
it
could
no!
be
shifted,
..The.
theory,
advanced
in
certain
quarters,
that
private
corporations
were
willing
lo
relieve
the
country
of
its
railway
difficulty
is
the
veriest
nonsense'.
Qf
course,
there
were
portions
of
these
bankrupt
systems,
that
could
be
Operated
at
a
profit
and
they
no
doubt
could
have:
been
sold
to
benevolent
capitalists
ur
private
corjKirations
for
considerably
less
lliaii
they
were
-worth;
but
this
would
have
made
the
Government's
prtdilem
hopeles
by
removing
(he
fouudaliuns
upon
which
a
new
railway
stnu
lure
might
poisibly
be
erected.
'
There
was
nothing
for
it
but
for
the
country
lo
tackle
the
jou
useii.
mat
was
six
years
ago.
The
bankrupt
railways
and
IhevOoyjerjinieiit
roads
which
.
were
and
always
had,
been
bankrupt
jno-we
re
thrown
together
iuto
a
vast
and
formless
conglomeration;
and
a
starl
made'iti
Irying
to
lick
it
into
soimi
?ciiiniiiiiT
.
u
u
iiiiuieu
iianoiiai
vsiem.
'
''
'
.
.
Triumph
Of
Capacity.
'
S.
,
U'heii
the
Canadian
people
consider
what
has
been
achiev
ed
50
thiK
ljrief
Krioxl
oriiipe
thcy;trave
a
right
Id
regard'il
a
a
triumph
(if
capacity,
courage
and
foresight.
They
have
put
hum
ine
system
in
that
space
or
lime
;ir:j
millions
of
their
owji
money.
niuj
,i;io
mvuinns
or
mo.ney
lent
y-
the
publ.ic
under
gov.
erunieiu
guaraniees.
i
nis
money
was"itfedid
to
emi
ti
the
Wind
to
do
business.
Without
this
expenditure
there
was
no
future
10c
me
uauoiuu
roao;
mil
it
took
courage,
nevertheless,
to
throw
this
vast
um
of
money
info
the
seemingly
bottomlcs
void.
The
pulley
is
beginning
to
have
results.
In
I02p
the
railway-failed
1b'
meet
its
operating
expenses
by
3i
million-dollars.
That
js
tojsay,
the
qoyernmenl
had
to
pay
all
the
road's
fixed
charges
and
in
addition
put
up
3i
million'
dollars
to
pav
for
the
1
m
wiuj
iue
incurred
in
running,
tho
road,
in
lt2.)
Ihe
ro
p.ou
us
operating
expenses
and
accumulated
a
surplus
of
Jl2
miipon
uouars,
wtiicti
rell
shgrt
of
meeting
all
the
inleresti
rliiu-f?e
invpil
lh
tinlilw.
?.
nr.
r.no
n-u.
'
'
,
,.,,,,
,,s
uiui
5iinirf,iii.,
I
nrse
are
.Mr.
ROTARY
HEADS
SUBSCRIPTION
FOR
UNIFORMS
Soys'
Band
to
be
Equipped
at
Cost
of
$750
t
Plans
of
Organization
Work
Out
SUM
OF
$150
DONATED
A'H
Hot
ary
Club
at
its
meet-
,,imilll.
.
Walter
Fisher,,
chairman
of
die
loys'
work
committee,
explained
the
situation
and
sujr-ested
.thju
this
much
money
should
e
devoted
to
the
purpose.
Colonel
Xicliolls,
who
has.
fathered
Jlhe
band
since
its
inception,
said
Uial
Rip.
hand
had
a
rifmib.er
of
ensa?ements.
They
had
been
asked
to
go
lo
SmUliersJ
from
there
for
the
barbecue.
:
bUnuVr
of
picnics
and
other
events
wanted
them
and,
the
fair;
in
tint
were
engaging
them
forJ
the
annual
event,
the
result
was
tha,t
they
would
be
able
(o
raise
.sufficient
money
for
upkeep
tu
last
until
Christmas.
They
also,
through
the
generosity
of
the
people
here,
had
been,
ihle
to
purchase
enough
instru
ments.
hat
was
needed
now
lo
she
the
boys
a
presentable
ap-:
pearancc
was
neat
uniforms.
They
were
fed
up
pa
concerts.
lances
and
such
means
of
rais
ing
money
and
suggested
that
a
subscription
list
be
opened,
ne
thought
this
would
be
the
last
tfap
p.
they
would
come
to
Ihe
.Rotary
Club
for
help
for'this
worthy
purpose.
The
club
unanimously
en
dorsed
the
proposal
ami
the
list
I
WISH
righl'
here
to
giye
Vf.0.OHA!H).
was
..the.
Derby
rayu-ile-and
the
bookie
made
about
ten-
million
dollars
be
raus.s
the
.betting'
public
.tool?
expert
advice
and'
backed
him
t.)
Rial
amount.
Hut
then
all
the
public
is
for
is
to
provide
something
soft
enough
for
Ihe
bright
ones
to
strip.
THE
best
way
to
get
your
name
4p
the
paper
Is
to
clout
tha
liall
over
the
fence
of
into
Mn
'liieache.rs
al
a
hJg
league
base-ati
i...ii
!..
"in
K'li"'-.
.wioiner-
way
is
to
clout
your
enemy
over
the
head
and
you
will
see
your
name
la
iJiinijiiig's
amended,.fjgures
show-in
a
'.betterment
a.
r
.-i
i"
.
LUif
P"Hce
court
news.
luilRon
dollars
over
-Sir
Henry
Thornton's"
estimate
of
fwot'
mouthsagt?."
-J
.
-"-rMISSCanada-pan
raise
a
loan
n(
hpudred
and
fifty
million
Change
For
Better
am
yet
the
banks
won't
lend
me
Of
Huge
Amount.
fifteen
dgllar.?.
WbatMt
is
to
bo
As
.lr.
Ibi'niiing
pointed
out,
these
figures
show
n
change
O0'A
'pokinaj.
young
ladyl
for
the
betteT
in
six
years,
of
(!0
million
dollars,
or
,
an
aVeragel
betlernienf
"of
eleven
millions
a
year.'
This
ratio
has
onlv
lot
SUPPOSE
Lloyd
Oeorirc
is
ex.
be
maintaiiled
fortius
year
to
put
life
Canadian
National
in
alCofl,muni(,u,cd
by
the
Hritish
posiliop
to
meet
all
the
interest
owed
"16
Ihe
invesling
''public
MberiU
leaders
he
stands
a
good
mul
have
a
rpw
rpillious
over
(or
Ihe
owners
of
the.
road'
hefc,aP(,?
ot
becoming
a
national
taxpayers
of
(.aiiada.
That
this;
ralio"
of
betterment
will
be1
erf
and
having
a
monument
easily
achieved
s
indicated
by
the
returns
tor
the
first
four
wete.d
to
his
mime;
;
months
of
Ihe
present
year
which
show
Iho
rna,j
nearly
sil
'
niillmn
dollqrs
ahead,
of
last
year's
record.
There
is,
therefore,
AN
optimist
is
one
who
smiles
gpod
reason
to
believe
that
Urn
Canadian
National
will
Ihis
vear
bi
sickness
and
in
pain,
reach
tlie
position
where
it
will
carry
itself
and
begin
lo
make
lit
even
keeps
his
spirits
Up
a
little
moncv
for
its
nrotirielorc.
-ThAi
ia
-..
ii.a.
....n.i:....r
in.
i.
.
GOSSIP
OF
GOTHAM
New
York
Chat
About
Summer
Plf't
Pr.c
of
Hat.
Soulier
Maney,
and
ynd-Painted
Cakes
K
YORK,
'"
.1.
Unlham
society
ha
taki'ii
up
a
ev
crar.-
llio
hard
painted
cakt.
No
hostess
who
wishes
to
b!
quite
proppr"
dares
enlfratn
wit
limit
one,,-'
Itroadway
ichefs
vie
with
one
an.it
lie.
pi
iwiuq.
big
the
cakes
wtiN?l
Often
aw
works
of
art,
I
run
color
ar
inysiwl'e'rday.
i1aciIci
do-lieod
ajuid.
sVihjovilition'Mlrt.Avih
130
to-4
The
eaten
''are
signed
by
iUt
ward
providing,
uniforms
for
the:rhef.
Jtist
as
any
artit
would
Roys'
Band.
The
sum
of
$750
isUign
his.
picture.
reuuiredvand
the
public
rvill
be
a$kcd
to
make
up
the
rest
of
the
The
sinarlest,
neatest
woman'
hats
may
li
jjliirfliusl
here
now
for
jf(.50.
and
many,
as
low
15.00.
Others
ii
a
ipiality
lower
th,.i
that
demanded
by
the
average
Americaii.hiuewife
may
In
obtained
at"
ii-
Mauy
wnmor-
who
could
afford
to
par
.several
times
as
much
are
finding
the
5
hat
satisfactory
and
stylish.
Of
The
lowly
dime
lias
once
mow
or
the
annual
fair
and
to
Telkwirft,m,H.
t!S9
tender
on
MaiilmM
will
le
opened
at
Orme's
Drug
SI
ore.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
THERE'S
one
connolalioi'
about
Hits
kind
of
weather.
Many
eople
do
not
look
well
in
.1
straw
nal.
XO,
James,
no,
Scotsmen
aw
not
the
only
cautious
people
in
the
world.
I
know
several
Kns?
lifhmcn
thai
wear
both
hell
ahl
suspenders.
not
send
in
the
usual
rendered"
notice
with
in,
three
days
I
shall
rpfuse
Id
open
Hie
envelope
when
it
ctiines.
I
do
not
intend
to
be
worried
all
month
by
these
petty
nnjioyances.
Let
us
hav
it
over
auonee
and
then
I
can
carry
oi
ror
another
month.
.
aiir.
lourist
season
dig.
That'
accounts
iveather.
Is
open-
for
tlm
tan
Island.
It'
iu.iv
le
presented
again
as
a,
tip
Tor
a
sixty
cenC
luncheon
wilhout
eausin?
any
elevation
of
tfic
waitresses'
eyebrows.
A
list
of
i
bin
i;
s
(bat
e,u
be
boil
glit
wfth
i:
now"
would,
fill
several
adverti-iug
columns.
There
i
on--
foru
of
Kat-
rrahing
that
Hi-
stolid
subwaj
u.mls
haven't
been
able
to
eliminate.
U
-
the
loud
banging
of
thrf
sui'Way
turusliles
which
goe
i
v-i.;T-fouHionr
a
day,
H
.
fli6u-ands
iKmr
into
the
underground.
Hut
the
'tguards,
whose
ear
are
thus
assaulted
hy
the
steady
liarrage.
are
iue
last
to
advocate
s.ilencer..
'liie
prdesis
ronie
rum
the.
rfde'rs.
.Simthern
.I.oiw
las
the
AUaiiiH'.
ous
sill
Till
ftl
Island,
front-
ray
thlsl.
nionlli
with.liiijht
colors.
soRI
tinted
buildlipjt'
and
world
faiit-l
week
ends
by
real
elale
sale-f
hile
gnini,'
south
I
here
is
only
men.
Everything
thai
Florida'a
fortnightly
service,
did
sui-eessfufly
creating
beauty!
"
-pots
hy
the
seaside
i
being
re-
lr-
W.
Kergln
is
at
preseni
Fa
j
li
ion
points
to.
a
Hummer
Ufrl
this
season.
r
wearing
a
silk
stocking
hat
and'
J
raw
shoes.
t
i
pointed
out
Uial
steamers
I
t.'
M..MII,
..Mil
II.
M....
I.'..klt
OIIIIIC9.
IIUIII
Oil
OVIT
"M"A(S
inn
in
nn
iil'
i'-
-
pealed
on
the
Long
Island
hore.,'"
'he
.ar
hast
bound
for
part
Swamp
havp
been
converted'
u,,knowo
into
canal
homeIMs
with
r-l,J'ved
soundintr
iianies.
(Ine
sales
headquarters
alone
occupies
a
preleiitious
hot
id.
aei'ording
to
won
today
ly
Ins
oro'lier.
V.
T.
Kergin
The
silk
stocking
hat
is
madniLeo
Waugh
W'.lt
Represent
Local
!.....
alii.
ll.
ha
..
.1
l.:i
i
-
.1
,
ncaiy
pn
inii-iiii,
mill
u;i:
notice
to
my
cteditors
that
ifPad
sze
hosiery
'machines
and;
iliey
no
account
treated
with
a
;jMtTutfoii
whirhi
gives
the
silk
the
body
and
flexj.i
Her
Nerves
Wl
All
Broken
Up'
She
Cquld
Not
Sleep
Mra.
DH
Oallemker,
IT
LyiiJ-A"9-'
IlM"lti
Out,
writaai
-"My
nrva
wer.
1
brokea
up
sad
I
eonld
mt
altep
at
niekt,
aa4
I
,0rt.nP
?u
H".
walk
tke
floor
or
hours
at
a
tune.
After
Using
n
Bex
ef
fleTinmeji
-
-
-
,
uuiiuijHiiii
.-uim
a
wit
iii
rani,
,h
nuj,
.
m
JSaliojial
will
.
cease
p
be.
a
direct
drain
unon
ib
nnlionnt
ti-An-.i
.
I
Bl1
To
Feel
.
Much
Better.
Itrs".
Tbe
prophets
of
glcmip,
in
'order
to
atlack
the
railway,
will
IT
is
said
lhat
In
the
dry
belt
ia?Mlt
0,1d
'V
more.
boae
H
t
ly
upon
the
fact
that
kwill,
for
a
long
time
to
come,
(hey
plant
onions
witlf
Ihe
pola-
I
eould.Jr
w
H
,w
ntake
very,
little
return
for
Ihe
nubile
monev
mil
inlo
it
Uv
ttm'toes
ir.
Innn
(ham
..nll
ft
If
A
IT
mil.
t
.
fiovernment;
btit
if
it
pays
lis
rierm
fixed'
charges
Ihe
people-makes
the
potatoes'
eyes
water.
"k
f"
tke
VutU
yJluTrw
ll
I.
.Ill
nil
11
Will
VV-A
llllIlL-
POirnn
in
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1.
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1
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'MMnriu
Wi
-ii
looheii
sot
-"
i
7
z
.
E-
laem;
nopciess
m
,i.w,
as
v.nuaiiy
soiyea.
I
Subscribe
to
the
Dally
New.
1
i&k
Oat
nt
up
Club
at
Big
Meeting
this
Month
New
Members
Accepted
bilily
of
soft
horsehair.
It
,
P4ltr
includes
all
the
newest
silt
'''0
augh,
at
the
business
slocking
shade!..
meeting
or
the
Gyro
Club
ye-
I
I
he
straw
may
be
open
wops
J''r',:1ir
a,rrl,'
"
aiipotitr,
Panania.
linp.l
in
I'.elirl.l
lin.i.
"Rlflal
delegate
from
Prine
raffia
woven
and
twisted
into
ait
airy
summer
sandal
Tep
Years
Ago
lit
Prlncei
Ruper
,
v.June
3,
191.
:
The
Port
Clements
and
Mas-sell
awinills
are
nneratinc
rsleadih'(and
Um
eweUv-niill
will!
open
shortly.
Already
half
n
million
feet
of
lumhei
has
been
shipped
to
Vancouver.
Ihe
clea-
Spruce
(foiiijr
to-theOld
Country
'and
Ihe
rouvh
lo
the
Eraser
Uver
for
ttox
making.
Local
business
men
are
asking
for
an
improved
steamer
wviee
from
here,
lo
Surf
Inlet.
Huperi.
to
aHend
the
flyro
International
coinntlon
in
Win-nipeg
at
the
ejid.
of
this
month.
:
H.
V.
tf.
I.biiie
and
Hotiglas
j.N'elson,
both
qf
.
the
(lis
Hay
il.npiber
(!o.,
.were
elected
inein-b-'rs
of
the
cfurt?,
The
date
f
the
annual
Oyro
ipienie
was
set
fur.
June
2
and
a
cotnniillpp
wijt
b
President
Taylor
to
d(
arrangemeutsi
ALPINE
CLUB
WILL
Modernize
Tour
Table
DUUlNG
COMMUNITY
PLATE
WEE
1
Look
at
your
knlre.
Not
nntly
to
bandtome
ai
the
other
piece
ifnffwirf,
are
iheyl
Now
KeCfiuMCKprDLuje
StatnlcM
Knivra
thty
ate
beautiful
bryund
mm
pare
-featuml
during
tb!i
week,
WonJtrful
blaJca
that
flaih
and
!f
am
w'V
alt
the
hi3ianrc
'
x(burnLhcd
2tT,
and
Ittn
aa
carting-kiilm.
Beautiful
bladet
that
vie
with
the
magnificently
ornamented
hindWi
.
.
.
nvneimperroutoruiitainajvltifihviiiiif
ctdinary
atainleta
.
,
,
they
nerer
!oe
their
briKynce.
Tie
dm
il
frt
f
ibt
ittl
int!f,
.
MoJcrnVe
your
table
with
CoUMVxrrr
De
Line
Scalnleialtt
Kniret.
To
aec
them
i
to
admit
that
yuur
Kt
Ii
nut
Complete
:
without
ihtm.
Hamptoa
Court
Design
iHutrjteJ.
FEATURED
AT
THE
BETTER
SHOPS
r
-
DELEGATE
TO
WINNIPEG
INTERNATIONAL
GYRO
!
CONVB.TION
IS
NAMED
named
by
take
charge
MEET
NEAR
JASPER
Tonquln
Valley
In
Heart
of
Na-
t'oral
park
to
be
Scene
of
this
Year's
Activities
WI.N'NIP.KO.Miine
3.
The
two
weeks
eommenciny
.July
20
and
etrdlng
AugusJ
7,
have
been
an.
uounced
by
the
Ajpino
Club
of
Canada
as
the
daVrif
l'ls
twenty
lirst
annual
meeting.
The
camp
lins
year
will
be
established
In
Ihe.
Tontitiit)
Valley,
Jasper
National
Park,
Alberta,
in
(hn
heart
of
Ihe
main
range
.of.
the
rocky
mountains
of
Canada.
This
meeting
will
be
Ihe.
flea.
Hnrge.
organized
meeting
of
the
club
since
1621,
etforj
last
result
ipe
attendance
will
bo
the
in
i'M
iiti
rra,j-ir
r
1
1
1
1
rr
h
Loggers!
Loggers1
We
have
Ihe
only
onipleib
stock
of
Gilchrist
Jacks
and
parts
in
Ihe
North.
We
handle
ligrmg
i
Peavie.s,
Sawn,
and
general
Camp
Equipment
ll
will
pay
you
Id
see
us
when
out
Mi
K
g
Stork's
Hardware
Limited
710
Second
Avenue
UNO
ACT.
Nolle
at
latum
I
Aaslf
I
Um
rrhr
In
Oun-n
ChaiMIr
lilttwU
Uiwl
lie
ntnlicui
Iilriri
ul
I'ltwr
Hui-rL
awl
iititl.il
is
mm-.
.
i.r
inrml
llllI
iiii.i,
ana
rrt-niiuf
wi
iit
Notlt
of
Application
for
Canities!
Ha
a.
Iti,
ywi-ii
i.iun"ii
innri.
TAkl:
mitii
K
itiai
iih-
B
.
ruhinr
k
I'arkmr
0uMiir.
t
ut
.
(
Vanrautrr.
II.
C,
iM-rnaiiia
salmi
unnrr..
Inlrmti
P'r
fur
a
iri
nr
uh
t'liiuHiiif
it.
rrilml
1'i.rMh.ii
lUrfwwiK-liiR
al
a
m
Hani.it
at
II
MiUUlwrkt
ri.dr
of
.ii
Hi;
llM-ftr
nr-tlM-rlr
aittt
ral.rl
rnlu.vihK
Hie
llii
n
blfh
l.r
linik.
11
rtulm,
iwitr
r.
In
thr
terihl
rrtir
r
Uil
III:
Owner
r,
&
rbauii.
llirM-e
Mtullwilt
ami
ftly.
rnlhrwmi
a
lth
Mralki
lo
llw
lif).
of
Mas
atrr
niai.
II
rlullis.
nuttr
wr
threw
rl
I
Hnini
lu
ltint
iit
riaiiiiwnn'tnrtit,
ami
rmiuiuMU
IT
arr.
iwur
it
itiiiTisii
rnn
xiiH
risinsa
ami
i-AikiMi
iovkoy
t-tn.
.
.
.
.
I'T
M.
Slrwl,
Aernt.
tuir4
aih
S.r
it.
lut,
MINCRAL
ACT.
Improi.m.nU.
Mln.nl
Hill
iin.np.
rmiUMln
nr
Vln
I
rral
mil
..
t.
Min.nl
mil
..
,
Vln
,
rral
lull
to.
J.
nl
siimmlt
Mlm-ral
i:iiiih,
mute
In
IM
skn-rva
Mininf
inl
hi
..
I
IHntrlrt
irii
IM
Kiulh
vil.rn
rrnl-
uf
ira
Viuntaln,
knimil
valley,
lasrur
tvitil.n.
w.
i.
(iiMMiwin.
ireo:
Mirwrt
vri"iri
Xn.
mm:.
:hrl.
f.
Mimtr,
rtrr
Ml
iff
Uttlflral
o.,
TAkK
XOTICE
tlMt
I,
Chrl.
V..
Mimre.
free
Mlirr-i
irtl(lrat
.Vi.
I7C,
aarnl
for
in
imni-m.
inl.ml
at
llw
rni
ii
mj
ihji
innn
iimi
(Hi.
iirrroi,
vj,
apply
Vi
Iiw
Mlntna
ItrrnntT
for
a
Cull-firalf
fif
Irnprotfin.nu
Tnr
th
purroM1
nf
ntiuininc
a
Crown
Dram
nr
me
aiivt
rlaliim,
And
rurihrr
uk
n"tti-e
that
artln
n-rt.r
seriion
m
nt
Ih.
Mineral
Art
rnut
t.
rurnni.iiri-d
l.rnrr
lh
lauanre
ut
mrli
irli(iftc
of
Iniprrittrmenta.
in(.ii
tbu
mil
uv
.r
April.
it4.
NAVIOABLK
WATKRS
rNOTIOTION
ACT,
fl
ip,
CMAfTIN
.
.
rnlnn
Oil
Company
of
r.atwU.
LUnIM,
hereby
tn
nnin-e
Hut
l
hi
un.li-r
i-
.
11
1
ut
the
Kid
krt
ilemxlleft
wllh
the
Ntlnl.ler
iif
1'iilillr
Wnrka
al.
Ottawa
tnil
In
Hie
(ifflr.
ut
the
IH.lrlrl
lierUtrar
nt
pie
Land
lleiiry
tiolrlrl
or
Prlwe
MUM-n
in
inn
yn
iiia,
di'M-riiiii
dill
Unre
nr
llritltll
ITnlinn
of
the
mte
and
plan
id
a
pile
mul
miller,
whurf
ipiSi-d
in
iiiiiit
in
i
lie'
n.HMf
nt
Prln-e
niiert
in
ine
pmvini-e,
on
water
Inl
four,
liUirk
-n",
the
Mid
wtiarf
mtiitirlUne
a
larire.!
i'".''
stlirnarli
varvlna
In
wldtli
frnnl
iuiisi
the
me
elnli
eiuii
li.
lias
eer
.,
enJovo!!:!!'
i.
ti
t.
imi
nimi
ii.intu.rt
r.m
n...l
II.-
Ii
.
III..
t.l.l.....J-
iit
"
V.
uiui.
uie
l.UI
U
Mail
memlmrs
"
Wl"
urlll;:.
iw.ii-r
warm
niunre
w
up
4r
nrotlnuiely
jotf.
wiwiire
II
wlilffii
In
ai
an
Im
ri..
i
i..
I
,
be
Joined
by
a
large
de
egalion
'rll'"
"'
o'
in
area,
the
amy
fee
feet
from
the,
Alninn
Club
lulled
.Slates.
These
Will
mer,
nine
I
tonal
81.
I
of.
tin
visitors
III!
fllflll,,ll
l.l,
It.-
...1
I.
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v....,.,
f
iiwviirii
.
i'.ui.
"'iiiMiii
nr
ini
nniirr
ine
ni-n.l.i..,,!
..
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"it
Company
nr
Canada.
Uftiliril.
i
i-viiuu,
n
'ii'ii.il.lUQUUt!
Under
..rtlon
T
nt
Hie
i,J
Art
er
aim
KeojoKlst
or
iilcrnnJ.,
v"".Vr
J?r
ii"''""
wnrk
at'
reputation
'
Val
l,
n
f!w.N
.ft
ouls,
who
ranks
oe
present,
n
Knim.
I
ii.aniireineni
pomr
apprniiinaieiy
parai
,-i
...
um
.iiiire
uiuv
And
take
nmu-e
thai
after
lb
rtplra
t,"
of
.'!"
m"nih
frn'U
ll"'
lis
if
th
in
l
nil
will
annty
in
IH4
nr
District
saltt
Maoater.
BULKLEI
Market
Has
3tt
Third
AW-
etf
g
K
"
,1.
Preece
late
w'
tl
a"
Fresh
ri
wis
Meals
arriving
Twice
WeeMf
f
the
qulkley
Vallef
Phone
178
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Bloc.
Ptione
M
DENTiS
T
1
J..,li.u
ValU,
from
if.
raru
MILK
Anu
our
Table
Cream
""Wi
Valentin
Phone
uoi