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in
advance,
per
year
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and
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Editor
and
Telephone
Reporter
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Insurance
Companies
And
Medcial
Science.
,
n
the
past
the
physician
haif-lo
depend
to
a
irreat
extent
upon
his
own
experience;
If.
a
'patient
recovered
under
a
par-J
mill.
11
wwmi.ie.ii,
ne
was.
apt
to-give
credit
ror
the
recovery
to
the
treatment
and
forgot
the
number
who
failed
to
recover
under
the:
"same
methods.
-Nollllng
in
the
physician's
training
gave
lum
any
inkling
or
the
value;
of
statistical
methods
in
relation,'
to
his.
own
work
and
it
wa's'.
not
surprising
that
he
was
somewhat
skeptical
concerning
(he
possibility
of
such
methods'
throwing
light
upon
the
nielhidV;he
should
use
in
the
treatment
of
'the
patient.
Ilis
interest
was
In
the
particular
patient
rather
than
in
the.
statistics
of
comparaliVe
methods.
Under
such
circumstances
the
attitude
taken
by
the
insurance-company
represented
a
new
element
in
the
situation.
II
was
.to
their
interest
to
decreasiv
death
rales
and
they
were
therefore
interested
in
the
hehltU
of
the
community
as
a
whole
rather
that
in
Ihe
welfare
of
theA
particular
individual.
Such
interest
quickly
centred
attention
,i)pon
communities
and
occupation
where
conditions
were
jinsnt'isfactor'y.
Community
health
became
a
real
problem
wheir'it
ljecame
a
matter
of
financial
moment
to
prolong
life.
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-it
was
only
a
step
fiirtherc1n
.the
same
direction
to
note
Ihc
.-success
or
failure
of
partLcnrar.'jnethods
of
treating
disease
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njini,
NiNicu
unii
jjciieriii
success
were
bii.ght
into
greater
proihl'nence
owing
to
this
same
view-
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the
most
satisfactory
fact
in
the
whole
situation
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mmlo
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Good
Spring
Tonic
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WHEAT
6rziiHl'eneTn'heaHhful
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fuluia
no.sKjliili
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lit.
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dixtrirt
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wonder
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rum,
jil
The
'problem
of
days
lost
to
.industry
was
brought
to
prominencojlion.
With
the
introduction
of
employee
health
insurance
plans.
AswJrl
soon-a
interest
negan
to
centre-on
the
fact
that
there
was
0
sulKtanlial
annual
.economic.
loss
due
to
absenteeism,
companies
(ul
possihililjes
for
entaolialiinj:
fond
ri'lation
tetw'en
I
h
is
purl
of
Unili'd
Slutr
and
Canada.
irriure
'rinre
Hupert
nuperi
was
wax"
panicuii
particularly
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.
All
advertrihg
shonld
be
in
The
Ddily
New?
OTfice
before
p.m.
fxvt'll
lonitr.l
in
li.
rcpwt.
on
day
preceding
publication
All
advertising
received
nbjeVi
to
apprpvAl.-
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILT
1DITIOH
Friday,
May
il,
1026.
Five
Years
Longer
For
Us
All
To
Live.
For
some
years
slatislicinns
have
been
telling
us
that
the
average
length
uf
the
Inmvui
life
was
doubled
during
the
nineteenth
cehjiiry.
It
is
difficult
to
realize
that
only
a
century
aco
the
average
life
was
less
than
thirty-years.
Now
come
'the
fur-
hut.
new
mat
tne
average
Mian
or
fe
in
ip
Muted
MIhIi-
and
Canada
has
been
lengthened
by
five
years
since
100(1.
So
quietly
aild
effectively
have
the'
Wes
of
prevention
been
carrying
on
their
successful
warfare
against
diseae
and
death.
tlial
it
IS
III
IV
II
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Statistical
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Ull
scope
or
their
campaign,
and
the
'extent
of
their
victory.
It-may.
be
WCll
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pxrililill
tll.lt
n
t:irir
rinf.rvi.nl
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iciciii
increases-ill-thcT-averoge
length
f
human
life
are
due
to
'
decreases
in
.infant
mortality.
'
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,
The
spread
of
vaccination
d?d
away
with
smallpox,
the'
itii
SlirailCtV
niPII
11V.
Stfri1irutim
m-wla
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pure
milk
and
water
prevented
typhoid,
and
fresh
air
has
done
iiiuci-i-uintit.
e?oui
nave
ieen
man
s
most
achievements
in
dealiiiaK'with.
the
invisible
first
discovered
by
Pasleur.
Recent.
achievements
have
been
due,
to
belter
iircniiixntimi!
Ilm
pfLfliiu.'
inn.!-
f
41.
a
n..i.r.
i,.,m.;
hnrse,
the
establishment
of
clinics.
a.nd
the
improved
standards
of
the
mcflicnl
iiiiif.iiiiii
liuvu
?U
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launcni
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uit-iit;
inure
Illlt'rilgCIU
auu
scientiliC.
Scotch,
Irish
and
Knglili
people
lid
uol
mind
having
jokes
at
their
own
expeie.
r.i
Mr.
Realty
told
of
some
of
the
good
work
Ihe
Victoria
club
had
done.
This
year
they
were
hack
ing
the
movement
to
have
hk'h
class
hand
concerts
in
Ihe
city.
It
wax
well
to
try
to
carry
out
all
undertaking's.
,
Britain
had
made
a
name
in
the
world
fm
carrying
out
what
she
sel
out
lo
do.
Installed
Officers
The
new
governor-elect
explained
(hat
this
was
not
an
official
visit.
He
wn
not
yet
in
stalled
mid
1
1
ii.pppil
in
rnmi
nert
i
train
and
make
his
official
visit
in
the
rail.
He
then
in-tailed
President
Orrne.
oast
Prei-i.
dent
.McClymont,
isecrelarv
Shi
Johnston,
Treasurer
lieorgo
Jtorie,
Serg;eant-al-Arnis
Jint
Lee,
and
directors
.!.
W.
Mchollj..
.MeMnrdie,
and
Woodland.
Cyril
Orme,
the
new
ores!.
lout
thanked
the
club
for
the
honor
done
him
and
promised
to
11
s!
hi
best
efforts
in
the
Interests
(if
the
chili.
(ieorae
Ozard
of
Victoria,
the
famous
orchestra
leader,
played'
composition
f
hi
own
on
(;
JllilllO.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ays:
TIIK
stase
I
not
a
bit
like
a
baseball
game.
There
the
inise
are
(he
hits.
I
Jti:.MK.MHKIl
when
the
im.
portant
thing
about
a
dinner
we
lung
lo
eat
and
drink.
Xow
if
the
speaker
and
the
music;'
and
Hower
.on
the.
tahte.
1
A
PKHSO.V
wilh
an
ualv
voice
ofjt"
very
likely
lo
he
simply
giving
repression
lo
a
similar
disposi-.
Cultivate
your
voices,
TALK
is
cheap
hut
Ihe
word
liegan
to
experiment
with
rurnujliing
fliediciil
advice
audi"!
do"
may
prove
very
expensiu-.
nursing.
...jujiiuiiy
case,
ine
rcuu$
ooiained
were
so
encourag-';
iug
thai
."Hie
company
concliided'that
such
work
paid
for
itself,
II'
I
could
only
wear,
areen
pan.4
OtllV
n
sleil
hevond
this
va
tiec(snr'
for
tv-IidIp
mmmnnilln
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,.nn
jmii
mi
a
iiik
iiu.iiii,
ui
1
t-uiize
nun
ine
unless
ami
oenins
01
ininviaiiais
were
an
eiipcnsive
.waste
of
life
to
the
community.
All
of
these
types
of
wjrk
have
had
cumulative
results
upon.
North
American
death
ralesi
and
recent
statistics
indicate
(hat
the
American
expecta-tion
'Of
life
is
being
steadily
increased.
t
ROTARYHEARS
NEW
GOVERNOR
J.
H.
Beatty
of
Victoria
Talks
to
Local
Club
on
Work
of
'.
Organization
and.
Installs
Officers
Emphasizing
the
fact
that
il
was
not
the
aim
and
oliject
of
Hotary
lo
try
and
save
the
world
but
rather
by
means
of
fellowship,
education,
tolerance
and
understanding
to
exlend
their
influence
and
iniin-me
themsel
ves,
J.
II.
.HVittty,
district
govers
nor-elect
for
this
llolary
district,
yesterday,
addressed
the
nioin.
hers
of
the
club
at
their
luncheon
and
installed
the
new
officers.
He
emphasized
that
fel
lowship
was
the
great
thing
foi
which
I
hey
stood
and
added
to
it
was
the
idea
that
lie
profited
most
who
served
best,
Mr
jtisl
go
around
like
tn
""Sliriner
folk
With
nothing
in
the
world
to
KVTillYHODV
In
Prince.
Ilunert
yeferda'y
seemed
to
have'
'pity
on
the
jhrinir
randidate
except
HioK.hard
hearled
wretches
that
kept
them
roped
In.
NEWEST
SYSTEM
INEW
CAPITAL
of
promotion;
of
Australia
Pupils
In
Schools
to
be
Advanced
'oanbarra
Parliament
Buildings
onRecbmmendatlon
of
a
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uommiiteo
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rour
If..-
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.
to
be
Opened
'Next
Year
by
Member
of
Royal
Family
ine
new
regulations
in
re?
arm
,,.VW.V
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....
lo
scJiool
promul
i.ms
a
set
forth
Lnn,Mllin,,,
!hm.
,,n,
Australia
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a.Iiik
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pew
rniiilal.
Canlierra,
Is
al-
surt
niarizcd
a
follows-
y
t
n,ai
fip
,,,,,!
0I,
,y
l
ie
examinannn
s.xsieoi
in-,,,,,
r,,,,.ra,
vov,.rimenl
and
Ihe
leslloR
pupils'.
rflnes
for
M.U
arliament
Jmlldings
will
niUion
toilllgi,
s.1,0,,1
has
lwnP),
n,.x,
y,.ar
,iy
,,
III
in
II-.U
ne
jn
ill
Canada
I.UI....I,.
In
tor
111.
imuv
list
.
1
than
llllll
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fifty
years.,.
I'rrtm
lime
lo
.'pn
discussions!
ju
ise
at
tl
teae1irs'
couveiilloi)
njid
older
educational
gatherings'',
regarding
th
d-visahilily
and
necessily
ol
glyuie
writlen
examinations
lo
lest
the
altainmenU
un.l
iliililv
if
mioils
who
desire
1o
enter
llluli
School
It
is
claimed
by
many
that
Hie
pupil's
classroom
record,
and
not
Heatty
spoke
of
the
won-!1"
Inoiiminee
at
an
examina-
derful
progress
Holary
hud
Lukewarm
Habit.
The
Governor
spoke
or
th
lukewarm
hahit
of
omc
Holar-
ians
and
warned
against
il.
.Modesty
often
meant
nothing
more
than
slier
lazines.
As
Cauadians(
we
should
be
able
l-i
give
and
take.
.Many
Canadian
could
not
take
a
joke
on
them
selves
but
it
wag'
noticed
Hint
iinui,
,iihuiii
oe
ine
lacior
io
-
cide
whether
or
not
he
should
1
ft'l'I'IV
F.rilllil.l
inn
1
f.lllkil'
.................
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titude
to
hi
udie
and
his
continuous
effort.
r,("n
,la'
lo
,,a''
it
is
said,
give
a
better
idea
of
hi
acquirement
than
the
result
of
the
examination.
There
i
Mime
force
in
this,
and
the
Ic-'
parlment
uf
Education
of
Rrflish
Irfdunihia
ha
for
sexeral
year
jrled
to
give
due
weialit
to
this
argument.
Qualifications
More
than
-.'.ooo
pupil
are
promoted
to
High
School
each
year
on
Ihe
recommendation
ol
(pacher.
IM
Mi,
however,
that
a
larye
number
of
the
smaller
.school
are
in
rharge
of
young
leaeher
who
have
nut
yet
had
MitfiriiMil
leachuis
exjierienre
lo
determine
wiiellur
or
not
their
pupils
have
reached
the
educational
liindaril
neceary
for
suceerul
work
in
a
High
School.
The
Department
or
KdiiNition
ha
therefore
.l.-cidcd
to
extend
Hie
privilege.
41
promotion
on
reroinmendatfBn
to
all
entrance,
pupil
HtlcndilK
publio
chool
of
Yonr
of
inM
dciion
in
di-tritfls
where
High
Sehool
are
In
operation.
Promotion
to
High
School
in
future
will
be
mado
On
the
reconiinendation
of
a
com
High
chool,
th
11
municipal
inspector
if
one
is
employed
by
the
disliict
anil
the
nro
inei.tt
school
inspector.
her
of
Ihe
lloval
l-'nmily.
'flh-
inglon
provide
the
nearest
jiar-allel
In
(Iii
fashioning
011
virgin
soil
of
a'cily
designed
for
purely
governmental
purpite.
and
when
Canlierra
i
coniplele
Ihe
noble
line
on
which
il
ha
been
planned
will
give
lo
It
on
a
small
scale
someiiiing
01
ine
nigiiiiy
and
spaciousness
of
the
American
capital.
It
site
011
an
undn-laling
plateau
of
the
Australian
Alps,
lis
tree-lined
streets,
II
three
grarious
lakes,
it
ample
gardens,
and
its
coiixenleut
ra
dial
Ihorouglifnres
will
make
I
1111
nddiliiin
to
Ihe
world'
Cilies
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of
which
Auslralla
may
well
Ih-
proud.
NEW
COMMITTEES
FOR
.
ROTARYAPPOINTED
Presldehl
C.
H.
Orme
Announces
fop
Coming
Year
for
Club
Work
Yesterday
C.
If.
Orme,
prps
lent
ol
the
Holary
Club,
an
notinrrd
Ihe
personnel
of
the
commit
lee
for
the
year
which
i
JimI
bcif
inning.
They
are
a
follow:
Program
Harry
lloeheler,
Harry
I'nllen.
Dune
Mcllae,
Frel
law
son.
Fdiicntiou
T.
II.
Johnon,
Arcftdeacon
Mix,
lr.
V.
T.
Kr-gin.
.
I'ellowship
Marl
Rarrle,
Hi
Alexan.ler.
Wallqr
FiMier.
.'
1'iilillc
Affairs
TJinmas
Trn
Her,
Norman
Walt,"
eorge
Itlel.-iimnd.
..
Hoy
Work
Waller
Fisher.
mittee
comiHi.ed
ot
the
prinelpuljJo,"
'
wr
Itryanl,
Kni
of
of
the
the
fchool,.he
choiil..Jit
principal
nrfneii.al
nf
of
lli
the
.
"arrie.
Piihlieity
John
Iore,
Wal
lace
Orchard.
Hiisinesi
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cominiltee
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Jiupils
and
end
to
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depart
ment
a
lisl
or
thoe
who
urn
ron.o.-re.i
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10
take
up
Klilfi"i'il
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School
slndie.
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po
ol
whose
classroom
record
i
K.50n.o.f
was
left
by
the
bile
l.ol
of
ufr.cien
1
a
sasfuctory
JT;r
jnme
I.ougheed,
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pronioliou
may,
if
they
o
desire,
sit
ror
Ihe
departmental
examination.
Pupil
in
attendance
at
school
in
district
where
High
aniinaiion.
in
arilhmetic.
Beoe
raphy.
grammar
and
composition,
jienipiiislijp,
dictaliifii
and
speli-jng
ni.
ilriiwintr.
.Tn1.be.
siic-res-rima
Modiilatel
iii'o.t
nhiaio
uu
Hvragi
or
Mt
least
'sixty
per
cent
oil
the
five
paper
imd
sat-Wrilll
,
drnarlment,,(hnt
he
has
II
rikflhf.1lai
'rtt'
ihn
unrl-
the
most
proHcienl
nuoil
in
the
entrance
cliism
of
sehool
of
seen
or
niore
divisions,
wens
tifitmntati
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LEFT
$1,500,000
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lilf"
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man
made
by
the
exepiitor.
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l.
Lougheed.
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l.
I.oughreil
and
l.dinun.l
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use
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mimic
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Hygiene.
Change
From
Formep
8ystem
liuder
the
exjlhjr
reuulalion.
SHNCaAL
ACT,
lailtinotk
of
Ap.llc0il
tor
Cirtlfktu
of
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mil
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pupil,
or
the
thiX'XWKMmrWiU
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less
than
seven
division,
were
required
to
o
tor
examination.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
Way
if,
191
A
properly
eouinned
biolouriciil
AS
.lake
says,
we
can'l
all
be
slaliou
at
Prince
Huncri
Tor
the
yjirlhers
because
some
or
ug
study
or
North
PacHIc
fish
lire
haven
t
money
enough,
some
is
urged
by
the
Pacific
Fisher-hiiVen'l
courage
eiiough
and
t"n,
u
Seallle
trade
'publication,
most
of
us
couldn't
evn
if
wo
-JL
Iwanfed
to.
t
The
Mllit
arv
Cross
hi
tn.nn
IF
a
mil
11
would
be
a
Shrlner
And
march
In
the
big
parade,
He
mut-
bo
0
man
wilh
cash
and
'good
looka
And
a
stand
in
with
the
trads
Mrs.
Alex
Slrachan
sailed
for
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
George
last
night.
conferred
upon
l.ieul.
C.
il.
.1.
II,
Moiling
who
enlisleihrroni
prince
lluperl
fur
war
service.
A
promlftiiiK
"sSflver
strike
has
been
made
on
the
mining
pro.
perty
or
John
K.
Blark
at
Alice
Arm.
Subscribe
lo
the
Dally
News.
form
r.
vilify.
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for
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at
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baird
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HWASOM,
Dated
April
17,
ttie,
PP"nt.
1
1211
HELP
YOURSELF
TvHEALTH
ySafS.
.
HzmzJ
xa4iiir
Young
or
old
they
prefer
Kellogg's
BEGIN
the
day
with
crisp,
coo!
Kellogg'!
Corn
Flakes.
Serve
with
cold
milk
or
cream.
Add
fruit.
Tate
the
marvel,
out
flavor!
See
how
cool
and
fit
you
feel
all
day!
Try
them
at
luncheon.
For
the
kiddie
sr
evening
meal.
Kellogg'
are
never
tough-thick
or
leathery.
More
than
10,000,000
people
daily
demand
them!
Sold
by
all
grocer.
Served
at
all
hotels
and
restau
rants.
IiUtUa
caaMt
VU
1
axil
Mte.(llMf
aack
crUa,
inmlr
Mm.
Ta..aaiaara
fUtoa
la.
alaa.
tw.
af
Wa
ariltar
a
tka
aataat.
CORN
fukes
am
W
w
OrM.fr.u
Ait
a
CORN
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FLAKES
I
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Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
rat
ncDtni.nooiu
j
$unu
in
iiawi
is.
mais
tuiurt
ar
aulM.U.
Swaaaaaj
Bar,
Eaal
Balla
B.Ma,
Oaaaa
falla.
.
'
Caaipa.ii
nittr,
an
Vantaiitar
af.rj
S.uraai
11
am.
Hf
far
all
StaamaM
Lla.a.
f.ll
lafaf"
W.
O.
ORCHARD
Oaaaral
Afant.
Otntr
af
atn
su.rt
aa
Sr
Af.nua,
Prlaaa
tp.
-B.C.
rrif
al
m
a
n
.
.
.
.
a
M1
IMfc.
SALVATION
AKIVli
urgently
needs
your
help
in
iti
big
"Self-Denial"
effort
Be
Kind
to
the
Collectors
The
standard
of
Purity
for
over
160
years
Hills
&
Undi
London
Dty
Gin
$3.25
the
bottle
I
Ills
advertisement
i
not
published
or
displayed
W
Liquor
Control
Hoard
ori
by
Hie
J3ovornmDt
'
Hiitish
Columbia,
IM
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