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Truly
Wholesome
A
baking
powder
may
be
a
fairly
efficient
leavening
agent
and
yet
contain
ingredients
that
make
it
unwholesome.
If
you
use
any
baking
powder
containing
alum,
food
products
baked
with
it
are
apt
to
have
a
bitter
taste,
and,
according
to
-scientists,
will
not
be
good
for
the
health.
Far
better
to
use
a
truly
wholesome
baking
powder,
even
if
it
does
cost
a
few
cents
"more
per
can.
Magic
Baking
Powder
"contains
no
alum"
Nor
has
it
any
other
harmful
ingredient.
It
contains
only
phosphate,
starch
and
soda
all
of
the
very
finest
grades,
expertly
blended.
It
never
adds
a
bitter
taste
to
the
nice
things
you
bake,
but
makes
them
light,
white
and
truly
wholesome.
Insist
on
'Magic
and
refuse
all
S
substitutes
SAVE
THE
COUPONS
AND
GET
VALUABLE
PREMIUMS
FREE
V.
$u.00
$7.50
f
,
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advertising
should
be
in
The
Daily
News
Office
before.
2
p.m.
on
day
preceding
publication.
All
advertising
received
.subject
to
approval.
ft
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of
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of
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DAILY
EDITION.
ROVAL
DELUXE
TOURS
COSTLY
TO
COUNTRY.
Thursday,
Dec.
23..192G
By
8.
O.
Webb,
formerly
of
"Dally
News"
Staff'
One
recent
Saturday
afternoon
in
Vancouver
th
writer
chanced
to,
stroll
along
the
waterfront
in
the
vicinity
of
the
Canadian
Pacifie'liner
docks
and
became
interested
in
an
immense
greyhound!
of
the
Pacific
bearing
the
name
"AoranKi,"
a
23,000
ton
boat
com-;
missioned
on
the
Australia,
New
Zealand,
Honolulu
and
Fiji
Island
i
run.
The
scene
on
the
dock
was
one
of
much
bustle
and
hurry,
the
ship
taking
on
freight
prior
to
her
departure
on
the
following
'Wednesday.
A
gang
of
longshoremen,
assisted
by
small
motor
tractor.
were
busy
loading
Urge
crate
bearing
!
the
name
-Nash."
the
crate
contain-
1
the
tlpodes.
the
toneral
urn
cantatalng
Ing
motor
car
of
-the
well
known
Sam
ot
UlJor
c
Osrdner
Johnson,
a
1
manufacture
and
destined
lor
export
to
plonter
,hlpplug
mln
Vaacosiver.
waaj
Australia
and
New
Zealand
while
the
Camraander
j.
gUta
to
chtrgt
adjacent
warehouse
packet
to
the
R
Crauford
RJCR..
to
t
cast
upon
root
with
a
tarlety
cf
export
rna;eriel
the
wet
,
tht
ss
?
a
to
be
loaded
on
the
ww
trip.
a
Phillip..
moonlight
night
by
Cspt.
me
writer,
with
the
customary
of
Sydney.
Australia.
bo
was
an
aM
-newspaper
cheek."
endeavored
to
sneak
Mtal
of
lbe
dtcwj
TM
rrquea
beyond
the
guarded
barrier
and
tLus
to
,
Ultor
Jotaaons
wUl..
Supplying
of
special
trains
and
cars
to
distinguished
foreign
Ith'
slant
ltoer-
but
courteous
dock
An
u.,,,
w
between
visitors
who
wish
to
see
this
country
in
deluxe
style
has
become
an
SVS.
L
ST
ort
Z
pV
PhU,ip
iobatoa
......
.
.
-
,
,
1
,.
...
.formed
him
that
a
pass
to
go
over
the
,
lhat
survivor
would
take
interesting
if
uneconomic
phase
of
American
and
Canadian
railroad-
ship
could
be
obtained
upon
appixattot
lte
n
oUwt
an-
Km!wr
ing.
something
that
a
great
many
people
do
not
approve
of
if
the
10
th
offlc
01
th
cnadtaa-Autr.
to
wtc
fillllllT
trains
are
furnished
without
cost
'"mi"!
meamlLp'
ot
Johaoa-
"
wrrrUs
out
:
Through
the
courtesy
of
the
railroads,
in
many
cases,
members'.
i.
situated
reach
at'
thmi
J.
J
J!
of
royal
families
and
other
notables
have
been
able
to
tour
the
0,
Hasting,
and
Burrard
office,
where
?L
TtJ
!
United
States
and
Canada
in
luxurious
equipment
at
.nominal
cost
o.
b.
o.
Bagnaii.
office
aupertatendent.
.
auJj
r-
.-
mania
ana
me
earner
visit
oi
rresiaeni'.Macnaao
ot
coba
are-out
benefit
of
cabin
class
passengers.
KtlHO
I
EATt'KE
A
central
radio
recelrlng
act
broad-casts
through
loud
speakera
altuated
In
the
passenger
and
crew's
quarters.
On
a
recent
oysge
ot
the
Aorangl
radio
recepUon
was
maintained
throughout
the
entire
trip
between
Australia
and
Vancouver.
The
ventllaUng
system
throughout
the
ship
is
a
masterpiece
of
Ingenuity
and
furnishes'
a
cool
artificial
breeze
In
all
quarters
while
the
ship
la
travelling
through
tropical
seas.
T
Vi
'a
f
evmmv
a
ln
iKa
&wr.a
and
the
many
comforts
furnished
surpass
many
of
the
London
hotels.
The
Aorangl
carries
adequate
lifeboat
protection,
all
of
which
Is
operated
by
electricity
from
the
ship's
bridge,
and
can
be
swung
Into
the
water
In
32
seconds.
Provision
Is
also
made
for
launching
the
lifeboats
by
hand
in
case
of
tbe
power
falling
for
any
reason.
The
ship
ts
also
divided
Into
various
I
compartments
by
mechsnlcally
operated
j
watertight
doors,
any
one
of
which
j
compartments
can
be
sealed
up
aepar-I
ately
at
a
second's
notice.
These
doors
j
are
also
operated
from
the
bridge,
i
rriiMMit:
M:HH'.m:ii
"The
Aorsngl
News,"
a'
30
page
newa-papef.
Is
published
s
board
dally
giving
all
the
Istest
wireless
cews
and
carrying
advertising
of
the
hotels,
leading
stores,
etc.
encountered
on
the
voyage.
The
News
Is
certainly
a
wonderfully
compact
aheet
and
carries
a
good
flfty-ntty
division
of
space
including
editorial
and
advertising
matter.
on
Tuesdsy.
December
11
prior
to
the
Aorangl
sailing
for
the
An-1
Aaraagt
teitt
Vaaeoaver
at
r.tix-DoiiKNV
VKKiurr
wah
n.T
to
jiTirE-
nirutKiis
ovi:
t:tiiF.K
or
iitek
IIOIE
AT
1VAIII(ITMN
Than
at
Sjme
Time
LaU
Year.
f'al;ary
Announce
A
Calgary
despatch
to
the
Edmonton
Journal
says:
The
Alberta
wheat
pool
ha
shipped
l
rwi
v.
-i
-
.
.
.
.
.
--rv''
vu4iri
ui
nsm
vurouan
roe
t
thlpmenu
via
the
Pacific
coast
.this
e
BK
gggW
I
Possible
mm
s
7
.f'
j
inlhcAcmnn
willingly
but.
in
addition,
telephoned
Utnmn
,
u-.
rw..h
s
,u,
UB
haw
net
been
as
beaty
at
last
stanuing
instances
wnen
me
rauroaas
ana
government
themselves
.
m
maa
mra
WIi
rora-
500
passcMen
a
board
sad
her
piayea
nost
anu
tooiea
most
-01
tne
transporiiiilon
DUls.
r"4
bV
"
batda
tun.
Aatong
tbe
The
Crown
I'rince
and
Princess
of
Sweden
raid
for
the
atrial
"""""
"
Mr.
aad
Mrs
R.
a.
m
cargo
ratra-
and
aearctty
of
boata.
jf
the
BrttMh
coal
atrtke
the
result
Rate
are
car
which,
attached
to
regular
trains,
took
them
across
the
country
,"V,,,
,M
;
Lherpooi.
Mr.
WrtUord
t,
W4
of
the
P
?,
nK,torhip.
AXt-
that
life
was
just
a
The
this
1.
ot
t,;?r
pool
.1
Une
a
couple
nn-
,Bnt
v!.!r
hnt
.k.Prinf
U'ol.
V.-1..1
L-
Dtllon
rv
ca
c
Brirj
OXMBbte
and
i."
.
::
7
'
:
r:
:
-
pleasure
and
once
aboard
the
lugger"
,.
.
.....
te
th.
.
milNM
buriseii
ahart
f
the
UU!
rraiice
roue
in
special
trains
tnai
cost
mem
next
10
nommg.
"
The
most
consistent
user
of
special
trains
is
President
Cool
More
than
the
desire
of
the
railroads
to
be
courteous
hosts
to,ot
M
hJp"
visiting
sightseers
is
necessary
in
supplying
trains
at
nominal
cost
met-mosi
moaers
convenience.
MR.-3IASSEVS
JOB
IS
REAL
ONE.
No
Canadian
will
worry
much
if
President
Cool
idge
gives
a
dinner
at
the
White
House
and
Mr.
Massey
finds
himself
in
the
re-'noH
5njPany
of
the
Minister
from
Hayti
instead
of
up
among
the
diplomatic
lions
near
the
head
of
the
table.
But
a
lot
of
Canadians
may
well
wonder
more
particuarly
in
the
light
of
the
recent
announcement
that
we
are
to
have
an
expensive
Emabassy
building
at
Washington
whether
Mr.
Massey
will
be
able
to
do
anything
to
pro-tect-'Canadian
interests
in
such
matters
as
those
attending
the
theft
of
waters
from
the
Great
Lakes
by
the
City
of
Chicago.
That,
we
are
glad
to
note,
is
'the
test
that
is
being
applied
to
Mr.
Massey's
usefulness
by
two
such
newspapers
so
far
removed
from
each
other
in
politics
as
The
Toronto
Globe
and
The
Montreal
Star
and
it
Is
the
Qnly
test
To
put
the
matter
in
itbriefest
form,
a
Canadian
Minister
at
Washington
is
a
business,
not
a
diplomatic
proposition,
and
.the
dividends
that
the
Canadian
people
will
expect
from
it
will
not
be
a
lot
of
rhetoric
about
status,
but
some
practical
achievements
of
economic
worth.
one
could
esully
Imagine
hlmseU
a
hetaU.h
or
Mlir
amouBl
aMg4
Ust
year
at
ihU
dat
idge,
but
he
buys
his
own
ticket
out
of
a
special
appripriation
pro-
officer
of
the
anip.
Cpoa
getting
aboard
liLTTIMJ
KEltllV
As
the
Aorangl
Jwijiji
was
u
due
to
aa!l
on
the
to
the
miPSts.
I7nW
thf
law
nnlv
railmar!
omnlnt-oa
aro
'
,
.v
..yru
loUomto!
wednetday
the
entire
interim
free
transportation
and
in
order
to
carry
Queen
Marie,
for
example,
WM
being
oTerhauied
preparatory
to
at
a
one
dollar
fare,
a
special
tariff
had
to
be
filed.
jh,r
return
voyage.
Rowerer.
only
the
.
I
more
Intimate
things
such
as
linen.
TEN
THOUSAND
MILES
1
etc.
were
mlsnlng
and
this
fact
did
nj'.
htlK
llK
I
If
1
1
.
1
.
A
If
.nf
mtm
Hf
rrt
tmm
th
After
"arming"
himself
with
her.
10,000
mile
tour.
Railroad
fares
alone,
at
winter
tourist
rates.
1111
.
01
"r
vf"
wt
"
between
decks.
Tbe
two.
'three
and
four
berth
atate-rooms
are
Tery
commodious
and
are
mostly
decerned
In
"Queen
Anne"
style,
tbe
walla
being
beautifully
panel-Jed
In
oak.
rosewood
and
mahogany,
sxd
are
adcrned
wttn
tapestry
designs
The
bathrooms
adjoining
the
state-
.-ooms
are
particularly
(elegant
and
are
as
large
aa
those
found
In
any
first
class
hotel.
Tbe
drawing
room,
muasc
Hner
to
be
frtUd
with
dleset
InteraaJ
Scott
Is
chief
oOcrr.
P,
A
CnaapcU.
(purser
and
Roy
Ford,
tatormawon
ctetk.
!
Unfortunately,
at
U
Urn
the
writar
u
aboard,
tbe
majamy
af
Ux
oOmn1
were
on
short
leare
and
tbe
Captitn'i
In
Marie's
case,
she
paid
out
of
her
own
pocketbook
one
dollar
!beut'
"
"bln-
br4rtf-
mup
Dy
.
u-yuidr
ratmaM
Sustar
for;
herself,
her
two
children
and
each
member
of
her
immediate
;rco
nd
oUl"
Ptuo"
Pr"iwnu.
1m
tMAl
etori
30-
party
to
eacn
oi
me
several
rauroaas
over
which
she
travelled
on:w
7
:
"
-
coo
uij.
giemg
a
aomai
speed
of
is
kaota.
Tbe
Aaraogl
baa
tlx
drcks.
ac-
would
have
totalled
approximately
$20,000
for
the
nearly
80
persons
t
iab
nd
7
nVxJn
""
440
tteoaA
aboard
the
Royal
Rumanian.
I.,,.
lflmi
ftAM
-tM
wa
v
rJMsa"
,
aivi
.V.W.
tkai
pWr.
and
so
sown
Anather
huge
borne
the
roads
mw
Erklly
operated
stocks,
expense
by
was
that
incident
to
sight-seeing
trip
commenced
The
tow
stocking
diners
and
private
kitchens
aboard
the
several
special
of
the
liner
commenced
on
-a
-deck,
or
H
Wepibosiiftr
an
eiee-cars
making
up
the
royal
train.
Special
illustrated
booklets
de-
ilnt
laaca
qusrura.
the
elegance
f.
UT'
'T!Lf3?
ppUnc
scribing
the
country
through
which
the
queen
passed
and
elaborate
I
;J
"
M
"nt
Td
.u.eroocn
ukuu
uiu
ao
were
paia
lor
dj
me
rauroaas.
am
Knwuwiain
w
Railroad
nen
agreed
that
the
royal
Roumanian
was
the
most:
Pagm.
luxurious
equipment
ever
assembled.
Comprising
six
special
cars
,,ectrtcn'
fnttl1
elerators
all
"of
thorn
th
nn.rK.rts-
f
nM-n
j
l.i.
tUTntaa1
n
internal
transporUUen
,
.
,
.
.u
uijju
"nujunii.
aerrtee
Km
nuke
the
Aorangl
irtdeed
a
wwadarsatti
of
tbe
Pacific
SENATORS
ARE
VERY
WRATHY
room,
dining
saloon
and
library
are
1
beautifully
appointed,
and
prorlslon
has
!
WASHINGTON.
DC
Dec
2
Th
been
made
for
the
staging
of
concerts
of
Albert
B
Fall
and
Edward
'
.
.
a
sv
M
and
picture
shows
in
the
dining
satoau.
"J"cu'
luzJ
cnarges
01
eon
'levt
bef
ad
w-bssky
and
mart
ta
vided
for
the
purpose.
The
government
at
times
employs
special
witi
the
proper
credentials
the
wmr
K.llik
,
.l,
.
ai
awcar
are
being
cosuunied
sad
mart
kuuiun
'
i
waaiLiun
uicM-mj,
ui.-ncu
inurs
Irwin
e
v
1
"
"
"
1
"
wj
Connandr
R.
Oaatortf,
RJiJl.:
R.
it
torK
10
vtasmngion
ana
return
wnen
mey
pay
oilicial
calls
to
the
"'
Maa
v
oc
m
ituow.
on
to
his
job
and
ery
proud
wfcaeco
tasod.
report
the
DrtUah
ru-
taclse
coosmltaioaers.
WATER
NOTICE
hiu:kio
ami
ti:
bridge
was
dosed
to
THrton
,
TAKE
NOTIOS
that
Jsmea
Field,
whosr
ada
la
3
It-
-lad
Ar
.
Prior
Rupert.
1
n..
.km.
k.
Klrfuu
The
built
the
FVtrfUM
ship
was
by
3C
,1t,
tgplJ
to,
a
Itcenct
to
tsU
ShtpbuUdlag
Ool.
Ud.
Scottand.
ker
,
aad
ue
t
ouMc
foot
per
aeaand
of
water
.
displacement
1
2300
toes;
length
600
,
m-.
oJH1.
?V?
fret,
breadth
72
feet,
moulded
death
MarrabT
laiaod.
QC1.
about
OKe
mns
tram
CM
avead
of
the
fain
aa
the
north
-bort.
Tbe
water
will
be
direrted
trota
tbe
stream
at
a
point
about
10CO
t
'ram
Use,
moot
and
wUl
be
used
Um
lemastlc
sad
caataery
msrpotea
upon
Use
0
arras
of
land
dascrtbed
as
uiuurve-rA
land,
for
which
Bretuse
Is
applied
bout
It
chains
southwesterly
from
the
attain
of
the
atrewav
Tbie
notice
was
posted
on
tbe
ground
to
the
3th
day
of
Noreaber.
1928.
A
-spy
of
this
notice
aad
an
application
.urauant
tharto
aad
to
the
"Water
Act."
will
be
filed
in
the
oifke
of
ibe
Water
Recorder
at
Prtace
Rupert.
BC
vb)ecUons
to
the
aaaUcwtloe
may
be
lied
wr.b
the
said
Water
Recerdtr
or
iitn
the
Comptroller
of
Water
Rlfbta.
rartMaaam
BuUdUkfa.
VtctarU.
B
C
ltbo
thirty
days
after
the
first
sp-jMaraae
of
tbla
notice
in
lxal
news-paper
The
date
of
the
ftrtt
pubneaticn
'
a
Dwcsnbse
39.
Ur2
JAMES
TtlX.
WATER
NOTICE.
a
IMti:l(l
AMI
tc
TAKE
NOTICt
that
Departmtnt
of
I
'Subtle
Works
of
Canada,
whose
sd
areas
,
,
ts
Ottawa,
win
apply
for
a
licence
to
'
;
.ake
and
use
3AM
gallons
fkt
day
of
'vftier
out
or
unnamed
stream,
waicn
'Iowa
eaatwardly
and
drains
inia
Dodge
:
rmt
on
the
cast
side
of
Dig
by
Island.
TiC.
Tbe
water
wUl
be
dltcrted
from
1
ae
stream
at
a
point
about
100
fret
vrest
of
the
aarthweat
comer
ot
tot
2,
ubdlrtaton
of
part
of
Lot
ifctt.
Range
-
and
will
be
used
fcr
domestic
our-
The
men",
amoklng
room
on
A
deck
Ui'J"
wtedn?n.
a
loveiy
room
reauy
too
nice
for
a
lot-'
"
v"
"S""-
treund
oa
the
nd
day
of
Morember,
of
amoke
and
U
decorated
m
Old
Pro1,ce'
senatorial
reverberaUona.
1
A
copy
of
this
notice
and
an
ap-..
.
'
Rj.n.in,
ti.ntr,
,ru...,
n..
ptlcstlon
pursuant
thereto
and
to
the
cagiisn
siyi,
wun
armcr.
swords
and
........
-
"Wstrr
Acf
wUl
be
filed
In
the
office
lances
cecoraung
the
waua.
iui.u.Ui
A
fully
equipped
gymnasium
Is
lUrm
00
th
"nt
noor-another
convenience
furnished
for
the-
"An
UwuJt
10
)"""
be
shouted
ferrldly
at
one
point
in
an
address
de
Urerrd-
tvo
hours
after
the,
tcrdlet.
"With
rail
and
Doheny:
going
frtt
and
Prank
U
Smith
coming
to
Wash
ington.
God
help
tbe
nattoa."
Senator
Noris
(
Republican
1.
Nebraska
chairman
of
the
Judiciary
committee,
made
the
trial
comment
that
"you
cant
conrlct
a
hundred
mlUlon
dollata.-
Four
tndlctmitu
growing
out'
of
tbe
senate
inrestlgation.
two
against
Pall
and
Dohenjr
far
bribery,
one
s
gainst
Pall
and
Harry
P.
Sinclair,
leasee
of
the
4
the
Water
Iteoorder
at
fMnca
Rupert
"jDjccuoos
so
me
appiicauon
may
Dated
November
,
J.
LTD
be
'tied
with
the
said
Water
Recorder
or
with
the
CoTODtroller
of
Water
Rirhta.
Parliament
Buildings.
Victoria,
BC.
within
thirty
days
after
tbe
first
appearance
of
this
notice
in
a
local
newa-paper.
Tbe
date
of
the
first
publication
of
this
notice
Is
Noreaiber
24.
Ipse.
DEPARTMENT
OF
PUBLIC
WORKS,
CANADA.
Applicant.
By
j.
p.
rorde.
District
Engineer.
Agent.
LAND
ACT
i
NOTICE
or
INTENTION
TO
Ani.Y
Toj
.mum:
rour.MioiiE
In
Orabam
Island.
Oueen
rri.rtntt
,
Teapot
Dome
reaerre.
and
on.
agalnat
)
Sae7i
,"Sl
'SSF
i
Sinclair
for
contempt
of
the
senate,
arr
'
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Powell
River
'
"
7
W
das.
quarter.
U
almost
on
a
par
with
P'
the
first
claaa
accommodaUon.
while
t
are
splendidly
equipped
and
wLj
and!
POOL
LOADS
WHEAT
fact
the
enure
ahlp
reble.
a
won-
AT
PRINCE
RUPERT
derful
floaUne
hotel
and
everrthlne
I
IsUnd
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Oompany
Limited
of
occupation
Manufacturer,
intend
to
ap-
:ij
i
or
a
iraae
ot
scribed
lands:
Commencing
at
a
pest
planted
st
the
'
northessf
corner
of
ni.
ihA.
:
j
westerly,
following
northern
boundary
of
iu
w
tat
iwiDwni
comer
oi
aald
Lot;
thence
westerly,
northerly
and'
easterly,
following
the
high
tide
mark
of
i
about
it
-
appointments,
decoration.
,
iMHfw
r,.,
w,...
!
"fEu?.n.f"7.A
?
Vancouver.
B.C.
the
Jollowlns
ri.
easieny
so
tne
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
1M
acres,
more
or
less.
POWELL
RIVER
COMPANY.
.
Arret.
J.
Douglas
Wilson.
Dated
4th
M
November.
1978
LAND
ACT
of
Vancouver
this
fall,
out
of
a
total
:M,T,n:
liTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
of
about
TAOO.000
bushel
shipped.
.
'
1
i
The
big
pool
terminal
at
Prince
Ru-
j
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
Dls-
pert
U
practically
filled
with
wheat.
?.tr.Jli.r!r
d
.,'tu.,t
0BJ
.
..v.
.
.
.
.
tne
north
snore
of
the
South
Arm
of
with
1
.000
000
bushels
en
route.
Tbe'Tasoo
Harbor.
Moresby
Ulsnd.
Queen
1
first
British
ship
to
load
wheat
from
,
Cbarlotte
Islands.
Province
of
British
!
UiU
port.
83.
Ycerlc.
took
on
22
000
1
rKonCE
th.t
J.me.
field,
ofi
bushel
of
pool
wheat
In
six
hour
and
'
Prince
Rupert.
D
C
.
occupation
Marine
minutes,
cresting
someUilng
of
a
i
mtenqs
u
apply
lor
permission
record.
r
"
"
.
.w.iwwm.
described
Other
boat
loading
pool
wheat
at
Commindng
at
a
post
planted
on
the
Prince
Itunert
thla
week
are:
RS
xinrm
.north
ahore
of
Smith
Arm
ot
Taaoo
liar.
----1
Dor,
Moreaoy
island.
Queen
Charlotte
.
...
.
V.aru.
loading
'
hall
a
cargo
of
3s
and
1
Island.
In
the
Province
of
nntuh
rAi!
3s;
SS.
Ypres
Mani.
loading
full
cartel
umbla.
about
5
chain,
from
tbe
end
of
of
as:
88
Kifuku
Maru.
loading
.
&
SSS!
cargo
of
Ss.
The
88.
tralyu
Maru
M
i
westerly:
thence
10
chains
south
ester,
t
expected
in
port
this
week-end
to
load
'
."l?
1
lnoutheasttrly,
snd
,
a
full
cargof
Js.
The
grain
I
all
go-
1
.
.U,n,n,
tW,n,r
Vt
mor
!
tne
day
jing
to
Europe.
i
JAMES
FIELD,
I
I
Applicant
Giving
OUK
LUIGR
AND
VAKIKD
STOCK
AW
AUs
YOU
INSl'KCTION.
VOl'
AHK
SUKE
TO
UM)
m
V
TIIINfi
THAT
WILL
UK
Just
the
Thing
and
at
Montreal
Prices
nil
l
i
.
iinnrvnn
gmTi
nvrnvn
iTiiiiiiiv;ai
iiujuiHo
Third
Atrnue.
Amazingly
Truthful
Reproduction
Maklnjr
every
record
do
its
best
This
nw
Brunswick
quickly
won
the
hearts
of
muiic
lovers
everywhere.
The
care1,
too,
i
beautiful
beyond
the
usual.
Come
in
and
ay
I
want
to
hear
the
new
J.
JL
Miller
rVjrk'.at
DEMAND
J.
LORNE
MacLAREN,
Ltd.
Third
Avenue,
Cornrr
Fifth
Street
"Rupert
Brand'
-
Kippers
THE
DAINTIEST
I1KKAKFAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Dally
by
,
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co-
ilL
Trlnce
Uupcrl,
IkC.
!
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in
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