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DAILY
XDITIOH
Just
Twenty
Years
Since
Slashing
Began.
ji
Wednesday,
June
2,
I92fi.
Twenty
years
ago
at
about
this
date
slashing
the
Prince
.
1
Rupert
JownSite
begun
but
not
much
of
it
was
done
at'
lliat
time.'
There
was
a
little
clearing
made
along.
,
the
waterfront
and
up
Uibout
where
the
Canadian
National
general
offices
now
stand.
A
stream
rippled
out
from
among
the
tall
timbers
and
nature
held
.vay.
It
was
about
that
time
P.
W.
Anderson
arrived
and
gol
In
work
making
an
impression
on
the
prospective
lownsite.
Twenty
years
or
struggle
havepassed.
Theforces
o
nature
bave?eeitj
It
wij
a
pgVe'xteti
t
ovf-rromeViia,'i-fty
TssWuigiiig
nil
hertMhat
Vron1rtovbe-
as
motlefn
UsViiy
V'llie
'
rftinilry
in
it
ippsanujf
e
.and
facilities.
Little
by
little
the
place
will
be
built
.
.
....
.
Vii-'fc
.1
-
.
...
-it
'
i
.
it
.
.
...
.f
up.,
oiep
uy
step
citizens
win
itgm
meir
way
inward
making
it
a
port.
One
by
one
new
institutions
will
be
introduced
ami
do-1
veloped.
It
will
take
time
to
bring
about
the
changes
de.-ired
urn
timers
win
leave
or
die
and
new
people,
will
come
and
bring
jipw
energy,
mams
ana
money,
.we
snail
ioe
the
group
that
want
to
clean
up
and
go
and
we
shall
adopt
a
new
spirit,
that
of
siainiiiy
and
permanence.
I'nnce
flupert
has
a
great
destiny
ahead
of
her.
There
will
be
prosperous
times
and
dull
times
iu
rotation.
They
will
followfeach
other
as
sure
as
one
tide
follows
another.
'During
prosperous
umes
it
is
me
wise
ming
to
prepare
Tor
dull
times.
The
scope
of
our
activities
will
gradually
widen
aud
we
shall
eventually
broaden
out
into
mined
ways,
Importance'Of
Ore
'
Strike
At;Smithers.
Ail
important
ore
strike
has
lieen
made
in
one
of
the
Dulhie
mines
at
Smithers
which
will
give
an
impetus
toother
ItPfltf
IlAelrif'J:
wlw.
Ofa
(m'lun
(ii
.In.-od.n
ll...!.'
ml
'
galena,
hot
with
ruby
silver,
and
according
tti
Hie
report
ilierr
hCems
to
be
a
lot
of
it
in
the
mine.
'
There
is
considerable
activity
on
Hiidson
Bay
Mountain
this
year
and
at
Ilazelton
considerable
work
is
proceeding.
There
should
be
a.
revival
of
activily.in
the'Bulkley
and
Rabble,
country
".""
"v.1"
"'""iu
itini
iu
iiiijuuic
.uiuiicrs
uiroogiioiii
tjie
wuoie
jiugnuornoou.
y
Place
Where
People
"V'.
'
Are:
Doina
'Thlnas.'
t.
Prince
Rupert
is
a
place
where;
people
do
thing.-
People
wlfif.wishiln
do
nothing
go
to
ViHoria
or
California.
Just
'now
rpference
is
made
to
the
excellent
work
of
me
little
driil
squid
nj
iweuiy
gins
oi
me
nign
acnooi
mat
lias
been
trained
Iv
Aityt.
.Miicneil.
Hr
a
student
or
the
school
to
undertake
to
drill
a
group
of
fellow
students
and
to
bring
them
to
a
degree
or.
perfection
equal
to
any
in
the
province,
is
something
to
be
TirOIld
Of."'H
lire
chill
III
f
.llilo
In
ipn
nimKoni.l!..
I
".
half
of
the
citizens
of
.this
work
and
hope
there
will
be
more
personal
.pndeavor
here
iu
developing
the
home
product
rather'
1111111
in
iuiMiniug
iroui
me
imisiijt;,
Still
Looking
To
'
Peace
River.
Prince
Runert
must
never
eenfl
InnUm
r.-nnt
n
Hivei-i
.Ihe
opening
up
of
that
country
slmuld
mean
a
great
MUn'ntt"we-slinnl(l'Use-all
our
influence
hi
have
it
devcl-ipe.riV'5nVRf
1
'rMKvay.
'It
Is
to'fe'JWied
thai'
one
'oT
tbe'
log
conccnis
will
take
011
the
work
.and
that
it
will
be
so
arranged
lhat
the
output
may
come
al
least
partly
through
this
port.
H
ts
one
of
Ihe
next
big
things
to
which
we
have
to
look
forward.
RAILWAYS
OF
the
results.
PEACE
RIVER
Premier
Brownlee
Says
Matter-
Will
Soon
be
Settled:
'
Offer
Made
"'KDMOXTON,
June
2
That
tljc"
railway
problem
in
AtberU,
which
will
seriously
affect
tin'
railway
problem
of
Northern
UritlMi
ttilubbfa
will
be
'settled
soon
i?
the
opinion
of
premier
Mrownlee,
who
lias
the
matter
in
hand.
In
an
address
ho
said:
"In
another
month
the
provincial
railways
will
be
in
our
bands.
We
will
then
bo
jn
i
position
lot
either
operate
them
joureles
or
lease
them
to
oiw
of
the
transcontinental
lines
an-.l
ive
have
already
received
offers
from
at
least
one
of
these
lines,
the
terms
of
which
will
sur-
rise
the
public
of
the
provinre;
when
they
are
divulged."
.
He"
went
on
to,
.state
that
be
was
waitins
a
wirefrom
Ottawa
now
tha.t
might
go
a
Ions
way
toward
eetllinp
the
railwaw
tiesiion.
an
observation,
innof
.
i.
a.
.it
i.-.i
.t..-.:r..i
.,'
rem
ill
n.eu,
nui
ieini
ug
nr
shine
who
heard
it
a
hint
UiaV
the
Canadian
National
line.)
stand
well
in
line
to
take
over,
tin
roads
in
f
lie
north.
In
The
Letter
Box
gOY'S
BAND.
Editor
Daily
News.
under
date
of
IV''embcr
2t
you
were
kind
enough
to
publish
a
fetter
giving
acknowledge-)
inept
of
donation
received
fo;
jbe
purpose
of
equipping
tli-v
Boy
.
Band
witli
instruments
and
paying
its
running
expense..
The
Prince
Rupert
Kotary
Club
oiwanized
a
concert
ami
tl
will
be
interesting
In
tliosc
wh.1
Reneiously
contributed
to
know
1
lie
jtross
amount
received
rug
sellinj:
tickets
was
t00.25
Expenses
Kent
of
Westliolme
Theatre
4150.00
Mire
of
coslume
21.00
Taxi
for
artistes..
I'riiiting
programs
.
aud
tickets
Advertising
in
newspapers
8.25
2
J.
S3
2
1
.0
Oiving
a
surplus
or....l7l.22
We
also'
.wish
in
express
Ilia
thanks
or
the
Boy's
Band
ror
the
rollowing
donations;
jt.
Patrick's
Dance
com
mittee
22.75
Knights
or
Pythias
Dance
committee
2C.00
City
or
Prince
fluperL
250.00
J.
Field
Strang
2".00
I;
Field
Strang
(firoceeds
of
personal
entertainment
for
Boy's
Band)
BURNS
LAKE
3l.lrt
$352.85
We
also
received
rroni
llii
Olzeh
Temple,
A.A.O.M.N.S.,
4
cheque
ror
121.25.
being
ths
prodeeds.or
the
collection
tbev
made
when
in
Prince
llupert;
a
striking
example.
o(.
the,,
renowned
trcnerosilv
of
ibis,
iiistilulion
jThe
above
subscriptions
will
no
useo
-
eiuirejy
rpr
ibe
pur-
cJias.
or
iiistrumehls.
The
Canadian
National
em
ployees
dance
conimiltee
gener-ously
donated
three
inslrumenls
costing
approximately
'150.0b
Yours
very
truly,
''
J.
W.
Nichells.
.
,
Waller
Vance.
''
J.
Orccr.
Band
Commilten
S.
ft.
ltobinson
has
returned
fo
Jlurns
Lake
alter
having
spent
the
winter
aternnn
and
varl
bus
points
in
Alberta.
Miss
Lucy
I.
Prinsle
has
ar
rived
Irom
Vancouver
to
take
the
position
of
'superintendent
of
the
Burns
Lake
Hospital.
Miss
A.
It.
V.
Monre
Is
gpriouslv
III
-
-
-
.....
.
...
?
tn
the
Uazelum
Hospital.
I
Hidney
flodwin,
elitor
of
the
Jiurns
Lake
Observer,
has.
re
turned
here
with
his
bride
for
merly
Mls
Kathleen
Mary
In
l)s,
daughter
or
Dr.
and
Mrs.
I.,
Iniglis
of
Gibson's
Landing.
The
wedding
took
place
quietly
on
May
17
at
Omson's
Lauding,
Itev.
n.
C.
Scott
o
Queen
Ubar-lolle
tJlty
ofriclalliw.
Jack
Martin
and
Krlc
Kcaro
have
renled
the
S.
Long
ranch
at
Francois
Lake
for
the
year.
INDIFFERENCE
TO
RELIGION
Universities
of
United
States
Not
Keen
on
Worship
and
One
Aggressively
Pagan
SURVEY
OF
COLLEGES
Washington
State
University
Shows
Real
Antagonism
Toward
Church
Says
'
Dr.
Lampo
BAl.TI.MOHi:.
June
1.
General
Indifferent
.
10
religion
by
student
bodies,
with
one
pronounced
aggressively
pagan,"
is
reported
In
a
survey
of
ftrty-seven
leailjnc
universities
presented
to
tjic
lieneral
Assembly
or
the
Presbyieiinn
Church
here
eslentay.
The
report
wn
compiled
by
l)r.
M.-NVfJIard
l.ampe,
(Jeneral
l)ireclop
ofi
the
Bepartment
of
I'liiverSlly
Work,
Preshylerian
floard
of
Christian
Ijluealfon.
The
Colorado
sVhnol
of
Mines)
where
the'
'
Mines
Spirit,''
1
given
the
extreme
description,
tf
pronounced
"Tie
of
the
moft
difrienlt
centres
for
student
vork
in
the
I
nilpj
States."
Unknown
God
The
Memorial
Church
of
l.e
land
.Stanford
Junior
University
is
compared
)
the
llihieal
altar
o
"An
Unknown
iod,"
while
a
number
of
the
professors
at
tin
I'niversit
of
California
are
said
10
'Meperso'naiize
tiod."
The
Uiiver.sily
at
Michigan
however,
Is
pronounced
fullj
VooperaUve,
its
antivities
in
pluding
the
-complete
support
of
a
missionary
and
local
religion
work
which
j
commendeil
in
the
reports
-
flie
University
of
Illinois,
the
report
stajty,
i
bereft
of
Chapel,
religion
and
Bible,
while
tb
"attractions,
and
distractions"
0!
a
city
make
work
difficult
ai
the
University
of
Chicago.
Purdue
University.
In
Indiana.
rte
are
noted
at
the
UnlverslU
of,
Kansas.
Is
Respectable
Religion
"lia
been
made
res
pectable
on
the
eaiupus,""of
Iht.
Unhersily
of
Montana,
the
m-port
uote.
while
jumping
to
llil
University
of
Washington.
Dr
l.ampe
rinds
there
is
a
certair
amount
"of
real
antagonism
o:
Hie
part
of
proreson
and
sti
dents
toward
religion
and
llib
Phurch."
WIIJi
tbes
pronounced
results
of
llio
?uri)
Um
nrnorl
findr
nlheni
t
hill
then
i
no
Mntii
if:ir1
ti
tL'llIfati
IliA
Jtttatti
fif
tilude
o
ft
he
schools
ran
Ix-measured,
although
the
laek
nl
faiililie
oflen
is
given
as
a
reason
for
limited
work
nmomi
sludenl
tioilies.
J
he
THE
MAN.IN
THE
MOON
ays:
.$
pari
or
tjie
'Maile
in
Can-:
ada
'
'
Cuiiitmizh
it
!
niimh'er
of
ladis
er
llilnklu?
'St
exhibit
.....
,
A
Till-;
tourii
will
Tift
her
nexttw'eek
unil
we
lsMljfnll
hah
once
more
to
freshen
up
on
how
to
set
to
Kraser
street.
I
WISH
I
were
a
worm
With
naughL'tp
do
but
crawfj
I'i
lie
out
oii
the
beach
nil
'Hay
And
stay
there
till
the
fall.
,
IK
you
lmvjf
some
enemies'
among
ihe
libh-up
you
are
a
man
of
snnirt
consequence.
T1IH
only
pleasant
,
thing
about
ihe
British
coal
slrifee
Is
the
'gnoii
weather.
'
'
'
LII'H
al
a
Va'chIof
apartment
Is
just
one
qflrined
IhinK
after
another.
1?
OXH
tiling
tha)..'
won't
.get
you
anywhere
is
wlsliiiig
'for
a
Juno
mate.
;,('
AXOJIII-li
ihTii?
that
won't
help
much
is'ivlsliiug.'
THKY
say
Terrace
I
nffeeled
more
than
most
Places
iiv
the
law
of
gravity';
,11
always
brings
(be
big
strayberVie.l
10
fbe
tpp
oi
ine
dox.
TIH
road
lo-Jhe.
poorbouse
is
often
ten
plastered
plastered
"witli
with
iisel
Pit
,
Slock
certiricales.
AX
old
timer
is
a
person
wha
i
t
i.
7V.I5
rfl
"
(itnrtmof
Tm
Smkt
la
mti
b
CkMUlkttT
I'lAtr
SjI
dt,
FEATURED
AT
0
1
the
mud
of
Third
Ave
T1IK
manuraelurers
are
ak-j
ling
a
,
higher
duty
on
Kpsnm
ill.
There'
an
example
of
ibe.
melhoift
of
IliO-e
who
would
bide
behind
the
tart
IT
wall
tn
in
Jute
the
oppressed
populaee.
Pit
KM
I
Kit
Brnw
nioe
who
is
asking
for
a
return
li
powrr
lit
Alberla.
has
already
been
dilrli-
j
ed.
Ili
ear
tried
tn
sllldy
I
li-,
irngiiUon
prohleui
in
one
or
tlitj
flat
arms,
of
the
.province.
1
1
il
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
I.
D.
June
2,
I'allullo.
1916.
euudidale
ROYAL
CANADIAN
NAYAL
VOLUNTEER
RESERVE
Lieut.
II.
I.
Orders
for
June,
1928.
Drill.
Mondays,
ft
to
9
p.pi.
Ttiiirsdys,
8
to
0
p.m.
Hirie
flamte.
lurie
practice
will
be
carried
out
al
the-
Mc-Nleholl
Creek
ransm
on
Sunily,
June
27.
AH
rutins
should
muster
at
to
a.m..
roolbill,
'The
f
ipl"'
match
will
lm,
playpd
on
Wednesday.
June
2.
at
0.30
n.m.
.Alt
innm.
hereof
the
leaiii.slmfibrwake'a
point:
vhliglm
oiutlineMalie
ui.-
iimiL-iicn
win
lie
ppt(-i
on
me
nonce
hoard
at
Bend-lliarters.
Uniforms.
jAll'rallngs
not
yd
In
possession
or
uniform?
should
allpnd
at
headmiarlers
oi
Thursday,
June.
3,
in
order
that
jiecessary
measurenientsjcan
be
w.
iiumi:,
Ideutennnl.
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Ruii-ri.
legislature
write.,
a
letter,
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the
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describ
nil.
tie.
ci'f"!'
.iirkt.
Ilo
pre-enl
position
of
llie
Bowset
;
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ui.
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vn...ur.
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s1iihi
i
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i.inrriuiij
in
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of
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being
similar
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thai
nf
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a
immi
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at
ilxi
,ll..tdin
gmeripiietU
in
Manlloh,a.
M.uinrt
rnwrr
li.i
mi;
n-r;
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i
Here
are
serious
forest
tires
in
the
interior
and
some
or
the
I.T.I.
station,
have
been
cn-dunwercd.
A
firidge
was
burniil
Utn
this
side
of
Lake
Kalblyrt.
Miss
llebepra
.lames
and
Holi-
terl
McCarthy
were
mildly
mar
ried
yesterday
uiornliiK
by
I'nlliri
I'.
J.
Mclirath.
Ihey
will
lake
up
residence
In
a
home
now
ui-der
construction
on
l-'iflli
Avp-uue
Hast.
iiirriy
ami
roirrit
ixiKniini
in
iin-
ni
huh
milk
II
rlulnt
imir
a
li.
IIM
H-H-lh-MI
ntrnrr
of
lol
III:'
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&
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MSillrlly
intl
sltlv.
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I
lino
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if
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nl
hltli
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mark.
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nr
kit,
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riidriiiffit-ln-iil.
nil
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Akflll
MINIRAL
ACT.
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lr
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Hill
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n.nllinr
of
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all
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commanding
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of
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April,
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NAVIOAILK
WATIRS
a
so.
Chapter
PROTICTION
ACT,
IIS
!nlnn
Oll
Chinpunr
nf
CanKla,
l-lmllfit,
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noiirr
thai
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t
uf
III
raid
Art
ilrHllm1
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(lie
Minuter
of
I'ulillr
Work
l
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and
III
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i.ffirr
nr
IIm
IHMrlrt
llrrKlrar
nl
III
Land
Uealnlrv
lu.lrlrl
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nf
lirlil.ii
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a
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nf
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allii
mil
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and
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nf
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said
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nn
wiler
lot
four,
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mIi)
wharf
niiiiprialnir
a,
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rarylnit
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'wiiiui
from
It
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tic,
and
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frnfn
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mam
a
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ni
(ruilmairly
jniy.
whinrr
II
wldma
to
an
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rl
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paril-IH
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ili
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lake
(villi
thai
after
ths
plr-linn
nf
imr
tiK.rilt)
frnin
I
lie
ilaln
nf
thd
rirnl
piilinratinn
nf
ihu
notice
the
Cnhsi
Oil
CiiiniMiijr
nf
lUnadl,
l-lnillert,
Mill
under
kertinn
1
nf
Ihe
said
Arl
inply
tn
"lr
.uiii.ier
nr
ninnr
wnrK
11
ma
ni-flie
In
the
City
nr
luinua,
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up.
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nt
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IK'I
lliw
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and
for
leave
io
rnintnift
the
said
harf
iiii.i
uniiniarn
10
MP
Mine.
Haled
al
Vancouver,
lirlli'uli
Cnliimhla,
Hit
tltli
day
of
May.
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n.
J.
KF.NML'in,
District
lilci
Minirir,
,
Vi'etfnesdiy,
jy
COMMUNITY
PLATE
Prince
Rupert
Fpuith
Day
has
"rib
philosophy
or
ethics
o
1
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wuen
people
gmnt-
Biivllilnir
In
uaufl
t
In-
so
r
I11.1
tnonie
,11
infill
Mirir
num
side
of
life,
the
report
contin
toi
lies,
while
inaleriali'slic
lendcn
11
tmncf
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kililuimij
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Kit
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ptfr.
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BETTER
SHOPS
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Villi
II
litztl
1
WEEK
The
BdJfi
of
long
w
w
pt
oyer
kr
wrdJing
jifu
and
tben
pot
them
in
I
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Tlity
pjre
nkir
tai
ijirf
but
u
ImprKticil.
ToJiy
'Krkta
re
mtt
j'.
.
n:e.
Silvf
rw
ire
w
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f
tft
f
jif:i
Covuumrr
1'lati.
AfJ
tr,
too.
Loggers
We
have
Ihe
only
complete
slock
of
Gilchrist
Jacks
and
partt
in
Ihe
North.
We
handle
Log
g
'
I'eavies,
Haws,
am
genernl
tiamp
Kipopmrti
It
will
pay
you
In
seo
in
when
ouiidt
g
Stork's
Hardware
Limited
710
Second
Avenue
LAND
ACT,
lis
BULKLEt
Market
311
Third
Aen.
;
Has
he.-
J.
Preece
tale
w
'li
'
,!
Fresh
.
.
Uliil
IF
arriving
i
vi.
Mea
the
Bulkley
VW
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Smith
Blooi
Phons
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