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DAILY
EDITION
3SlE
Monday.
January
25,
192(5.
Railways
Should
Not
Lose
By
Western
Route.
It
is
being
continually
set
forth
by
th
opponents
of
the
western
route
for
grain
that
the
railways
will
lose
money
if
tin
rale
is
reiiufed.
That
should
not
be
the
ease.
All
that
tin-west
asks
is
that
the
rate
shall
be
made
proportionately
the
anw
as
for
eastbound
traffic.
'
At
.present
(he
business
goes
east
because
the
rales
have
been
tow
that
way.
When
the
west
rae.x
are
marie
equal
with
the
east
much
of
the
business
will
come
we.t
and
Ihe
maris
will
still
haul
it,
at
the
same
rate
per
ntile
Ihey
were
getting
ii(
the
other
direction.
All
the
difference
will
be
a
sljghlly
slimier
haul.
When
it
is
shown
that
the
farmers
will
save
money
by
sending
Hieir
grain
west,
it
must
not
be,
thought
thai
the
railways
will
lose
that
much,
because
they
will
have
to
haul
it
a
shorter
distance
at
less
Crist.
The
west
is
asking
for
no
advantages,
only
an
equal
break
with
the
eat.
Vancouver
Urged
Get
Out
After
Grain.
The
manager
of
the
Hudson's
Pay
slore
in
Vancouver
in
an
interview
in.
one
of
the
Vancouver
newspapers
urges
that
the
eity-gft
iiijt
aflerthpf
grain
"businessv
He
says:
'
.,
t
ThVunv?
has
ifrrived.iiri1fouver
pojt
official
tujirnVn
out
afler
the
pram
trade
for
this
new
gram
rate
structure
clearly
establishes
Vancouver's
territory,
tiikI
Vancouver's
potential
grain-handling
territory
extends
as
far
east
ns
Moose
.law.
How
ever,
this
does
not
mean
Hint
Vancouver
will
get
the
business
if
Ihe
officials
do'uot
go
afler
it,
any
more
than
n
mercantib
slore
will
get
business
if
it
does
tint
'go
out
afler
it."
This
advice
naturally
would
apply'
to-
Prince
Rupert
a
much
as
to
ancouver.
Bunching
Halibut
Boats
To
Be
Avoided.
The
halibut-
fishermen
dugiit
tobe
ante
to
arrange
among
themselves
Ibis
year
lo
avoid
the
hunching
of
boats
at
the
opening
of
tjie
seaon,
so
that
Ihe
prh-e
may
not
be
slumped
as
it
va
last
year
and
Ihe
business
spoiled
for
everyone.
possibly
tbey
might
go
out
in
rotation,
rirawibg
lols
for
precedence.
It
would
be
the
height
of
foolishness
to
all
rush
out
to
the
banks
and
fill
jup
with
halibut
and
then
come
intogelher
and
sell
Ihe
j"ish
for
less
than
the
cost
if
production.
Experience
should
prove
a
valuable
l.eacher.
iT
the
fishermen
are.
-apt
pupils.
Cardinal
Mercier
Outstanding
Figure.
i.aruuiai
.Mercier
or
..Valines,
prince
of
the
church
and
aposiie
or
peace
ami
at
the
same
time
one
of
the
greatest
of
war
hemes,
was
an
outstanding
Tignre.
He
drew
on
himelf
the
eyes
of
the
world
through
his
courage
in
defying
Ihe
fierman
army
oi
occupation.
II
wn
iv
10
10
al
a
lime
when
Belgium
was
in
the
hands
of
'lie
enemy
miner
command
or
llSrpn
von
Hissmer,
that
Ihe
Cardinal
seiit
put
hi
famous
patnral
leller
to
the
churches
of
Helgmrn.
'
5"
"'
"Tlie
eJmviHion
of
our
finnl'fvirlnry
i
piore
tieeijWaiiehnr
ed
tn
my
soul
than
ever."'
the
letler
said
in
lia'H.
"WeVilj
win
do
not
eyer
ijoubt
1l.
but
we
have
not
reached
the
end
of
mr
sufferings.
Prepare.
your
plans,
place
your
batteries,
co-ordinate
your,
movements1;-Heniember,
man
prnnoses,
but
find
disposes."
Von
Hissing
flew
injn
a
lowering
rage
when
he
read
Hie
letter,
which
he
avowed
vn
"an
invocation
of
the
Cardinal
to
Ood
for
Ihe
extermiualion
of
Ihe,
German
armies."
Purple
wilh
indignation
and
on
(be
verare
of
an
.-monWiin
attack,
he
threw
his
helmet
on
Ihe
floor,
trampled
and
kicked
it
into
an
unrecognizable
mass,
then
sent
everv
ordeilv
in
hi
headquarlers
for
Haron
von
der
Lnnrken
and
Con
til
Ilarrarh
hi
ad
visors.
Cnrdinnr
Mercier
must
retract,
he
told
Hiem.
They
must
secure
an
noology
lo
fierniutiv.
ami
nil
the
resources
of
the
Oermnu
Empire
were
al
Iheir
disposal
lo
gel
it.
Still,
no
irpolnirv
ever
come
from
Ma'ines.
For
the
Winter
days
SHREDDED
WHEAT
with
hot
milk-so
satisfying!
Had
Good
Year
and
Sees
Good
Prospects
Thai
Hie
present
slionji
market
fur
'canned
salmon
will
he
suslnlned
throughout
lln
mi
few
nimltlis
is
It...
..i.lrYi.m
rf
ineorpol
il
!
ed.
1023
1021
1025
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
The
anniversary
of
the
birth
of
Itohcrl
Hums,
Scotland's
national
bard,
will
be
as
usual
celebrated
tonight
by
the
St.
Andrew's
Society
with
a
banipi'l
for
which
ambitious
preparations
are
tieirng
made.
President
S.
I.
Macdonald
will
occupy
.the
chair.
Hei.
H.
II.
liranl
will
be
the
principal
speaker.
The
city
council,
in
adopt
inj
a
I'cpor!
from
the
finance
commit-lee
last
nistlit.
deeidcjl
I
A
put
the
city
niarke!
on
a
commission
hurts
instead
of
having
it
conducted
by
a
salaried
official.
During
1015
the,
sum
of
0.-30.02
was
raised
tar
the
Patriotic
Fund
in
the
city
and
5,-0C3.70
was
expended
according,
to
a
repori
published
ley
Hie
honorary
treasurer,
C.
T.
Ileward.
a
.
.j
.
i
iici.i(
minim-)'
.'.i,
i"
THE
HAir.Y
NEWS
SALMON
MARKET
TWO
COMPANIES
LIKELY
STRONG1
INCORPORATED
B.C.
Fishing
&
Packing
Company
Seal
Cove
Lumber
Co.
Ltd.
and
Kelly
Logging
Co.,
Ltd.
Granted
Charters
Twti
companies
of
considerable
local
interest
actwiiuinunccit
the
H.C
having
been
rii4vi
aro
inri
sen!
H.ilisii
Columbia
packers.
"rUis
;
',v'
Lher
Company
and
situation
has
been
brouphl
aWit
jll,(
K,'"v
'Winn.
r...ninauy
Ltd.
mainly
by
Ihe
improved
condition
I
Tlii
'
L.unl.er
t.oin-
in
the
world
markets
and
the
iet-l0
,
"als
vy'th
"
nnnyxa
icr
demand
for
Canadian
salmon
jrapilal
of
25.IMH
will,
head
-
abroad.
says
Haiiiidian
tirocer.
1
'
1M""'''
"liwii.
"
"
K"m.
Itesulls
have
been
more
favor-!wers,
having
the
right
aide
for
the
season
t!)23
than
'"'
'
own
nml
opcrnic
saw-
have
been
experienced
during
the
past
four
years
when
the
canneil
salmon
industry
encoun
tered
jrrent
difficulty
in
profitably
operating
their
plants,
ac-
mills.
losing
outfits
ami
other
subsidiaries
l
the
lumber
industry
bill
lo
ko
into
I
In
pulp
business
ant
ahViosi
any
tlnr
that
the
coinpaiiv-
may
wish.
The
conling
lo
J.
M.
Whitehead.
l-flausH
that
applies
more
purlieu
reelor
of
the
Hrilish
Columbra
Fishing
A
Packing
Co.,
Limited,
Vancouver.
It.C
J
.Mr.
Whitehead
says:
"The
total
Hritish
Columbia:
pack
of
li25
is
somewhat
less;
than
tin
year
previous,
but
marketing
conditions
have
improved
and
we
have
been
able
to
dispose
of
practically
nil
our
oulput
a
price
which
generally
return
a
reasonable
profit.
Consumption
Active
"Notwithstanding
Ihe
advance.
In
price
of
the
higher
grade
of
salmon,
consumption
continues
fairly
active,
and
we
beliexer
wholesale
stocks'
are
not
cxees-
sie.
On
the
lower
priced
fish
such
as
pinks
and
chums,
packers
have
nor
received
much
increase
in
values,
but
at
their
present
eo
the
.demand
has
laively
increased,
and
the
quality
of
these
fish
is
being
more
extensively
and
favorably
realize!.
"The
Knglish
market
has
remained
firm
during
Ihe
past
twelve
months
and
was
unable
to
obtain
Hie
full
quantities
of
It.C.
sockeye
salmon
their
trade
demanded.
I.ale
sales
to
Kngland
were
made
at
a
considerable
ad
vance
over
the
prices
at
which!
our
home
trade
was
supplied.
The
continent
of
lUirope
ha
tnken
a
considerable
quantity
of
plnjis
and
chums,
and
this
trade
wilP
be
largely
expanded
when
the
exchange
situation
heroines
more
stabilized.
Australia
Buys
"Australia
has
bought
freely
and
willi
the
advantage
gien
by
the
present
tariff
between
Canada
ami
that
Commonweal
h
our
trade
should
show
material
increase
in
l'JiC,
Other
markets
throughout
the
world
are
open
to
our
products
and
generally
show
preference
for
our
Hritish
Col
umbia
-salmon.
"Th
market
outlook
for
this
coining;
season
is
therefore
favorably
and
we
see
no
reason
why
present
values
cannot
bo
maintained.
From
pre-enl
indications,
the
demand
for
the
higher
grades
of
fish
will
again
exceed
Hie
supply,
but
of
course,
this
position
does
not
allow
an
abnormal
increase
in
prices,
which
would
curtail
consumption
and
become
out
of
line
with
foreign,
packs
competing
with
our
world
Irade."
The
pack
of
canned
salmon
in
Camida
for
11125
totalled
1,012,-,
UG2
cases,
which
Was
slightly
under
-the
pack
of
last
year,
but
(fojisbij-rably
larger
Uaf
Hie
pack
of
1923:
-
The
tallowing
tflhre
'
shows
the
pack
for
1923,
and
comparison
wilh
1023
and
IU21:
Cases
...
...
...
1,3
(1,
077
1,717.305
1,012,002
larly
Ur
the
operations
of
the.
near
future
seem
i
tie
expressed
in
Hie
followiny
clause:
r
"To
earry
on
the
business
of
limber
meichanls,
lie-null.
saV-11)111,
and
pulp-mill
owners,
log-
gnrsi
lumbermen
and
liunher
merchants
in
any
and
nil
their
bra
wiles':
o
buy.
sell,
prepare
tar
market,
import,
export,
and!
deal"
in
isawiogs,
limber,
ties,!
idles,
pole,
lumber,
shingles.j
pulp
ami
wood
of
all
kinds,
and;
to
manufacture
and
deal
in
lumber,
nmhe"r,
shingles,
talli
sashes
and
doors,
and
all
articles
and
materials
in
Ihe
manufac
ture
wjierwif
timber,
lumber
or
wood
is
used.
The
KVlly
Logging
Compan;
,
Lid.
has
a
capital
of
l00.uni
with
registered
office
at
Vancouver.
This
company,
which
operates
on
tjneeti
Charlotte
Islands,
has
powers
granted
it
very,
similar
to
Ihosp
of
the
local
concern.
It
takes
over
and
operate
ihe
business
of
the
Kelly
l.ngginu
Company,
which
has
been
oper-
falint;
on
Hie
Islands
for
mine
years.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ay:
IT
is
understood
I
but
several
of
lite
women's
soeielies.
in
town
are
considering
discussing
the
quesiion
of
girth
control.
,
TIIKIH".
aiv
a
les
two
sides
lo
every
question
and
sinnelinnM
more.
The
difficulty
Is
(hit
neither
may
be
ltorreihur
right.
....
IT
is
said
to
have
been
one
of
the
local
doctors
who
announced
ithal
lu
would
use
a
local
anas-
Hielie
but
bis
patietil
objceled
and
insisted
on
the
imported
variety
or
no
opernrhui.
"I
AM
above
that
fort
of
thing."
as
the
mi-lb!"
Remarked
when
looking
iluwft
at
the
young
couple
beneath'.
11
.
.
-
N
maii
need
apWr
In
the
ordinary
otllce
for
a
Job
as
stemV-grnpbet.
II
is
nly
Ju
the
office
thai
the
ordinary
man
has
an
opportunity
to
dictate,
to
woman.
,
(
YICS.
Ihe
man
worth,
wjiile
Is
be
who
can
smile
f
When
hi
girl
has'lurned
him
down.
LIT?
hi
lie.lhmk(ui;!i:ii
chew
mg
gum.
I
hey
cant
talk
much
when
chewing.
Don't
Neglect
The
Children's
Coughs
and
Colds
is
PKOPLH
almost
drive
me
crazy
Heing
so
stupid
and
so
la.y.
No,
Sir,
I'm
a
busy
man
Never
lazy
unles-
can.
WHAT
makes
me
smile
is
lo
Mrs.
Wro.
AV.
Carl,
lUneroft,
Ont,
.
write:
"Lut
winter
mj
thr
children
had
very
bad
eoM,
and
they
would
rough
all
night
long,
which
waa
v-ry
annoying
to
the
reit
of
the
family.
I
could
get
nothing
to
htln
them
until
one
night,
a
friend
who
M
itaying
with
me,
advised
me
to
giro
them
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pfne
Syrup
I
immediately
got
nome,
and
after
1
had
nurd
four
hot
tin
of
it
mr
children
became
quits
well
again,
thanka
to
Dr,
Wood
'a.''
Thii
.
preparation
has
been
on
th
market
for
the
pat
37
ycar
you'
don't
experiment
when
you
buy
It;
nit
up
only
by
The
T,
Milium
Co.,
mited,
tuioulv,
Oat.
in
bear
an
old
fool
l
how
foolish
lie
was
in
Ins
falad
days.
Till;
way
time
flies
Is
siirely
funny
And
it
doesn't
fly
ipiflo
As
fast
as
money.
NF.VF.U
laugh
at
your
trouble
Sue
might
make
it
uncomforlahl
-tar
ou
when
you
gel
home.
"ISN'T
she
Ihe
prettiest
cat's
blinkers'"
was
the
latest
expre-
sion
I
heard
a
young
Londoner;
use
recently.
What
are
Ihescj
Knglish
coining
to?
THF.Y
call
me
a
financial
wizard.!
Ma
ruing
bug
is
in
my
gizard.
i
'Jot,
to
gather
on
I
go
i
liilf-
Ihe
fooIisjV
opes
call
I
"dough.'
4
-r-
AS
wives-mul
mothers
some
pf
the
flappers
are
een
better
than
they
are
us
scenery.
Subscribe
to
the
Daily
News.
"GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT"
NOTICC
OF
APPLICATION
FOR
BCCR
LICENCE.
MTI
F.
IS
IIHIKIIV
lilVILN
that
n
Hie
1ml
day
of
IVbriMry
nett
the
undersuunl
inleml
In
apply
I')
the
Liquor
OmiIi-vI
lluaril
fur
a
llrciti-e
In
reir
lit
jire-inlse
tx-lnr
Pari
itt
Ihe
luillillnr
known
ai
"iiiiinwrrtal
lintel."
.Iltiale
al
the
iMirtvr
or
Hrt
Atenue
and
Mniitn
street,
citv
of
I'rlnre
Hupert,
iiwni
tlw
lands
ilencrllM'il
a
Iji
la
and
tt.
Iilork
9,
Sei-iion
i.
Map
913,
I'rlnre
lluiierl
l.aml
rti-rlMrallon
lilsirli-i,
in
the
Provlnee
ir
lirliltli
'hIiiiii
bia,
for
the
mle
or
heer
Inr
the
alas
ur
by
Ihe
i.jxn
Iwillle
for
ronuirtplnti
on
tli
IMMiil.e.
Paleil
thl
Firih
day
of
January.
I0SA.
hOYUI
ANH'IRW
Mrl.Kon
immv
S.
WOOD
.
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Inttntlon
to
Apply
to
L.aa.
Land.
In
I'rlnre
flu
pert
Mnd
norordlnr
DU
Irlrl
of
I'rlnre
import,
ami
mtu.ile
on
north
iliore
at
siiamion
Bay,
Uueen
Charlotte
ltam:,
II
.0.
TUi:
MOTICK
that
Jamea
rieldlna
Slran
and
Holier!
C.
ansae,
of
Vani'imver,
n.i:.,
orriipallnii
iinneryimn.
Inli-mM
to
apply
for
a
lea
ut
the
fnllonliiK
le-airllied
rorettmre
at
Shannon
Hay,
Ouecn
Charlotte
Ill-mi:
coiniiienrlna
at
a
poM
plantnt
on
the
liore
or
Hhatnmn
Hay
alHiut
inn
feet
In
a
aouttiwealerlr
illrertlon
trom
.mli.
eM
rorner
or
.nt
ISIS,
aalil
Kit
Itelna,
li'innraM
rorner
ni
an
appnranon
10
plir-rhae
liy
Ja.
t'leldmar
Hlranai
thenre
sntiiiiw
eslerly
follow
Inir
hlirh
watpr
mark
of
Hhanniiii
Hay
about
700
feet
io
r
inl
Set
feet
aontli
and
7C7
Teet
VPt
of
loirth-went
corner
or
IM
IBM;
then
mnI
iit.i
feet
to
ill
lilah
waler
mark
or
an
Maud
lielnr
an
application
to
lcae
liy
ttutieir
C.
Goaiet
ttinc
nortlurlj,
wt
raifillK.
A
IcanadianT
'Vaai.wtrX
Tr.
1
,
i
,r
a-
-sj----
rw-j.
SitM
lhi.
i
si
i
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i
--
r-"i
HlLKr
ONE
MILK
STANDS
OUT
FROM
ALL
THE
REST
brands
of
evapon.ed
milk
MANY
but
just
one
outstanding
leader.
Leads
In
saler
In
Canada
leads
in
sales
the
world
over.
That
one
brand
Is
Carnation.
And
the
whole
basis
of
this
wo'ld-wide
preference
for
Carnation
Milk
is
quality.
Carnation
quality,
steadfastly
maintained,
comprises
all
the
virtues
you
should
expect
in
the
milk
you
use-uniform
.richness,
purity,
creamy
consistency,
delicate
taste
and
pleasing
color.
These
good
points
improve
all
cook
ing
and
bring
out
the
flavor
and
texture
of
foods.
In
place
of
cream.
Carnation
is
perfect
for
coffee,
fruits
and
cereals.
Just
consider,
Carnation
cuts
cream
costs
down
two-thirds
Next
time,
buy
Carnation.
You'll
be
in
good
company.
More
and
more
houfewivet
of
Canada
are
depending
on
Carnation
to
solve
their
milk
problems.
At
your
grocer's,
in
the
familiar
red
and
white
labelled
Carnation
cans.
PUMPKIN
PIE
tU
cup
teamed
pumpkin,
cup
brown
sugar,
1
tip.
cinnamon,
1
tip.
t'nttt,
2
lbp.
orance
Juice,
H
tip.
salt,
2
tit,
I
cup
Carnation
milk,
V
cup
water.
Mix
materials
in
order
given
and
pour
into
an
unbaked
paltry
shell.
Place
in
a
450"
F.
oven
at
first,
to
set
the
crut,
and,
after
ten
minuici.
reduce
the
temperature
to
250
P.
for
the
rest
of
the
baking
period.
This
low
temperature
it
nece-tary
to
produce
the
proper
consistency
of
Wllnc
that
is
compoied
principally
of
milk
and
eggs.
High
temperature
curdle
or
whey
such
filling
and
give
them
a
Mivcfy"
appearance.
The
baking
period
is
about
one
hour.
Write
for
a
free
copy
of
Mary
Hlake's
Cook
Book.
Address
Carnation
Milk
Products,
Co.,
Limited,
Aylnicr,
Ont.
Carnation
Milk
'From
Contented
Cows"
Produced
in
Canada
The
Savage
Washer
and
Dryer
t
the
last
(Quebec
Kxhihition
irpc
cd
its
Micecs
of
tn-
previous
year
again
winning
the
(iohl
Medal
with
:
Lip
turn
ier
nil
other
makers
of
Am
ran
"id
('..madiau
Washers.
Cash
Price
$185.00
Also
sold
on
easy
term.
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
far
lETCHIUX.
WUNOll,
JTXUO.
SUCWAT
fat
T4KC0UVU.
YiaORU
ui
SUTTU
.fcnwU
2S.
lutKj
II.
a
DttOt
II.
hmmj
1,
11.
n
iy
mucus
EUTIKl
ror
Butatfala,
twanaon
Bay,
Eaal
talla
Ralla,
Oc.an
Falls,
Namu,
AlaM
Bar.
Campball
Rltar,
and
Vanceuiar
atsry
laturaar
11
a.m,
Aney
tor
all
at.amshlp
Lies.
Full
l-fofmslle
trenv
W.
0.
ORCHARD
Osnsfal
Aasnt.
Comae
of
4th
Itraal
and
3rd
Ainu.
Prlnc
Rupsrt,
I
B,
UNION
STEAM&HIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
gallinn
troiu
I'nnra
Rupert,
or
VANCOUVIR.
VICTORIA.
Iann
,
and
Alsrt
Bai,
Tussdsy,
P.aa.
or
VANCOUVFR,
VICTORIA,
A
I
art
Bt,
and
Iwanaen
Bay,
Baturday,
10
A".
For
ANYOX.
PORT
tlMP0N
and
Naaa
Rlr
Csnnsrlss,
Thursdsy
p.m.
Far
PORT
a.-sraON,
ANYOX,
ALICE
ARM,
ITtWART,
Sunday,
S
a.m.
13
a
2nd
Afsnt's.
t.
B.rnalsy,
AfnL
erinc.
Nvset.
IO.
rtty
and
siullirslerly
follow
Inr
the
III
ah
Hairr
inara
or
sain
island
to
a
point
vov
reit
(oiilli
and
nil
fret
weat
or
south
went
romer
lit;
thence
ei
too
feel;
ibenrp
m.rlh
On
reel,
mora
or
Irasi
tlinu-o
eat
VJ0
feet,
more
or
leas,
lo
the
poinl
or
Miiiiineiireiiieiit,
and
containing;
t
acre.
more
ur
less.
IIOHT.
r.-noAE
and
jas.
iiELnna
sthano,
1
Appllrsni.
Ter
Win.
O.
MIP
hell,
Aaenl.
Hsled
Nnvemhrr
IQIh.
1111,
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
Inttntlon
to
Apply
to
Lt
Land.
In
the
I'rlnre
HiiimtI
iJind
llernrdin"
District
and
illiiale
on
an
unnamed
llr
In
Ihe
Eastern
milraur
in
Hudson
Hay
J'assare
,nrar
Dimdaa
Island.
Hlu
Print
TAkl-
HfttH'V
llt.t
flaAaia.
Iit.l..
Itatail..
.".-',
tuna
iii
iji
((
inilll'ill
iiiipa-
ny
of
i'rlnre
Hnperl,
H.C..
Manufaruirer,
Miiroos
jo
appiy
ror
a
leas
or
the
ror
lowlna;
deai-rilied
iandf
:
r.nnmienrlnr
at
a
nost
situate
on
a
pariiy
siitmipru'd
ni
f
of
rorks
radutlna
from
same
In
practically
a
circle,
hating
a
radius
or
aUut
1,100
feet
and
cnn
talnlnir
0O
acres,
mora
or
less,
okoiiuk
(lonmiN
nt:uinv
Otted
DectiuUr
itb,
itn,
i
Bargain
Sale
Lnre
size
Ladies'
Dress
es
Hi,
12,
U,
les
thnn
cosl-
"Delta'
'
Phono
27.
P.O.
Box
327