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DAILY
KDJTIOK
No
Election
Say
Conservative.
Leaders.
I!
Thursday,
Jan.
1
1,
192G.
Holli
parties
in
Die.
nonunion
House
of
Commons
seem
to
have
been
bidding
for
(lie
Progressive
vote.
The
Liberals
did
so
in
the
speech
from
the
throne
and
by
the
insinuation
that
an
ele'clion
was
likely
if)
Ihey
were,
defeated.
The,
Conservatives
.come
back
by
saying
(here
will
be.
no
election;
mj
there
i
noth
¬
ing
lo
fear.
Possibly
by
Hie
time
Ihis
appears,
Ihe
vole
will
have
been
taken,
although
it
is
more
likely
the
debate
will
not
hae
ended
by
that
time.
Million
A
Month
On
Useless
Luxury;
Premier
Oliver
old
Hie.
.properly
owners
in
Vancouver
there
r.is
no
over-taxing
as
long
as
people
could
afford
to
spend
a
million
dollars
a
month
on
a
luxury
that
was
more
barm
than
good
to
them.
Of
cour.xe
be
referred
lo
the
money
spent
on
liquor.
.-Tiiis
kicking
at
high
taxes
is
always
going
on.
.Now
and
then
.unie
group
of
politician.'
brings
the
cry
prominently
to
the
fore
and
as
we
all
hale
to
hand
out
money
to
the
government
it
ha
it
effect.
What
we
must
remember
is
that
if
we
have
improvement
we
mul
pay
for
them.
Just
now
an
elevator,
i?
being'
comi'Ieled'Iiere
by'
the
governmejit"iuid
wV
arciilo
asking
for
some,
money
lo
be
spent
for
fishermen's
docks
Moth
expenditures
are
quite
legitimate,
but
someone
ha
lo
pay.
We
ask.
that
expenditure
be
kept
down
so
thai
taxes
may
be
low
but
it
is
in
ihe.
other
foiistiliienci.es
we
mean,
not
in
oucs.
Any
person
who'
object
to
high
luxe
should-first
begin
by
asking
for
less
work
in
his
own
cily,
I
own
or
district.
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Britain's
Adverse.
Balance
Is
Worrying.
Many
people
are
worried
over
Hie
adverse
trad?
balance
which
(ireat
Hritaiu
has
today.
Exports
do'
not
equal
the
import.
Undoubtedly
there
is
danger
in
the
situation.
We
have
mentioned
before
what
we
believe
lo
be
Hie
cause.
.Many
of
the
competitor.
of
Hritaiu
pay
low
wage
and
by
that
means
are
able
lo
compete
in
her
own
markets.
Where
workmen
are
equally
intelligent,
the
people
.with
low
w;iges
niusi
oust
from
the
markets
lhoe
where
high
wage
are
paid.-
Efforts
to
hold
up
wages
iu
Hritaiu
send
work
to
low
vage
countries.
Low
wages
are
nut
good
for
the
world
bill
if
wages
arc
much
higher
in
one
country
than
another
the
balance
or
trade
is
sure
to
shift
uirtes
tho
nalurSl.rejource
ure
enough
to
overbalance
the
unfavorable
-"tendency.
Cutting
Of
Ties,
In
South
To
Begin.
The
big,
order
for
railway
tjes
recorded
yesterday
will
make
the
south
busy.
Hritisli
railways
taking
twenty
million
feet
will
make
work
for
hundreds
of
people
on
.
Vancouver
Islahd
and
the
lower
mainland
where
Dougjas
fir
grows.
Unforliinalcjy
we
have
none
of
that
timber
here,
although
there
is
some
iu
the
forestrv
district.
Abnormal
.Weather.
CondltlohtUnfavorable..
'Aiy
Abnormal
iange
iu
weniier
condition
affects
I
unfavorably.
Just
now
Ijiere
is
insufficient
-.snow
in
tenor
arid
lie
and
pole
cap)
p
find
it
difficult
lp
operate
arc
hauled
out
over
the
snow,
ir
llieri
i'
wftih'w
Ih'e
if
nni
lie
i.iken
out.
here
i
lime
yet
for
cold
woollier
but
not
come.
II
is
to
he
hoped
thai
Ihe
change
will
occur
dialely
so
(hat
the
industry
may
be
carried
on.
toao
lhe
boule
jinlu$-Ihe
Tics
os
can-
it
m
ay
imnie-
J
This
advertisemenl
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
lhe
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
IlriUsh
Columbia
HOSPITAL
TO
i
NEW
OFFICERS
HAVE
REPAIRS!
Healthy
Position
of-
Finances
B
J.
Bacon
Elected
Last
Night
Makes
Carrying.
Out.
of
Work
Possible
at
Tl(is
Time
Finding
itself
in
a
healthy
finuncial
position
at
the
end
of
the
year
operations,
the
hospital
board
decided
last
.night
to
'einbarS
upon
a
program
or
necessary
improvement
whicli
will
run.
into
several
thousand
dollars.
The
Improvement
thus
projected
will
include
the
paint-iuk
of
Ihe
otitsidu
or
the
luiiltliiir!
at
a
cost,
of
1,500;
repairing
of
gutter
aud
rooL
D00;
new
operating
room
table!
on;
new
operating
room
lighting
facilities",
kaUomimiiiK
of
nurses'
home
and
other
Smaller
items
of
furniture
and
equipment.
llcporlinij;
I
hat
the
liquid
assets
of
the
hospital,
including
about
3,n00
in
accounts
recoverable,
stood
at
about
1
0,0(10,
while
the
liabilities
were
about
ti,00(i.
S.
K.
Campbell,
president
of
the
board,
announced
that
Hie
finance
committee
had
round
the
finance.
of
the
hospital
in
a
condition
warranting
proceeding,
with
Ihe
work
that
had
been
re-,
commended
by
the
house
cimi-miltee.
On
motion
id
Aid.
Drown,
seconded
hy
II.
H.
Lillle,
it
was
decided
to
carry
out
the
work
which
will
lie
charged
up
lo
1U2Ij
opera
I
ions.
HOSPITAL
BYLAW
CHANGES'
REPORTED
Rule
as
to
Admission
of
Patients
is
Most
Important
of
Con-
'
stitutlonal
Amendments
-
Whereas
the
constitution
ol
the
Prince
Hupert
lieneral
Hospital
formerly
provided
that
patients
suffering
from
eonlagiou
and
infectious
diseases
could
not
he
admitted
to
the
institution,
the
rule
ha
now
been
changed
so
that
all
cases,
except
smallpox,
mut
be
admitted.
Tlii-t
is
the
most
important
of
a
number
of
constitutional
change
that
have
been
made
at
Ihe
instance
of
the
provincial
auliorilies
and
whicli
were
reported
upon
to
(he
hoard
at
its
meeting
last
night
by
II.
II.
Little,
chairman
of
fhe-exeeii-live
committee.
The
amendments
were
approved
by
the
hoard
ami
will
he
submitted
to
Ihe
annual
treueral
mepijnar
of
the
associa
tion
at
the
end
of
this
month
foriv
final
adoption.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ays:
TIIIS
is
the
day
to
vole.
Don't
forget.
'TIS
'the
day
when
armed
with
vote
To
the
polls
creep
up
the
gonlf
Mark
Uieir
ballBt
with
a
ero
A
man
IM
like
to
have
you
know
There's
.Max
who
ha
the
finesl
shop
And
Jim
who's
something
of
a
fop.
George
loo
I
know,
and
often
say
A
word
and
pass
the
lime
of
day.,
II
does
me
good
to
walk
along
Whistle
a
tune
or
hum
a
sotiu
II
keeps
me
liappv
all
the
day
To
meet
my
friend
ami
have
my
say.
1'KOPLE
who
no
longer
believe,
in
Santa
Glaus
still
seem
to
have
faith
in
the
Cod
of
fuck
at
poker.
THH
question
was
brought
up
at
the
banquet
(.he
other
night
as
lo
who
is
Die
best
bridge
player
in
town.
Kd.
claimed
ho
was
the
champ,,
but
a
muriner
of
disapproval
went
around
lhe
banquet
hall
from
sixty
out
of
the
seven
I
y
presepl.
KVKHY
noted
player
Has
a
iiielhotl
all
his
own
-Hy
his
luck
in
winning
Kfriciency
is
shown.
See
him
bid
beyond
Ids
hand,
See
bim
then
his
chest
expand:
Hut
jusl
see
how
hard
he'll
laud
When
luck
has
flown.
to
Head
Order
During
.Year
1926
Prince
Huperl
Lodge
No..lp5l,
Loyal
Order
of
Moose,'
elected
officers
for
IU2G
last
ntyM.
as
follows:
Past
Dictator
Oilll
lloyer;
Dictator
H.
J.
Paeon.
Vice
Dictator
L.
It.
Parry.
Prelate
Jack
.luilire.
Sfcrrtarj
1(i,y
tlanjeron.
Treasurer
-TJior
JoluJson.
Truslee
J.
It.
SlamraVtl.
Delegate
to
Siireiiie
Lodm
-It.
H.
Simpson:
idternate.
1'red
Seailden.
j
i
The
inslaflalinu
of
offiecr
will
lake
plaee
on
l-viitunry
3.
Ten
Years
Ago
Irt
Prince
Rupert
January
14.
1916.
After
Ihe
re-u!!
of
Hie
election
wen-
made
knowi
Iat
nielli
tttvre
w;t
a
meeting
n
i
llo
WesUuUftie
Theatre
al
which
i
(leorye
l-'ritxell
was
chairioai.
speakers-
included
Mayor-eleei;
M.
P.
.MctJatTery,
Mayor
S.
M.
.Vewlon
and
a
nomhor
nf
the
new
ti
define.
it,
Two
hockey
game
will
be
played
here
today
with
llainllou.
The
teams
will
be
made
up
as
follow.:
llazcltnu
K.
Imnoiiue,
J.
Morrison.
J.
M'Slica,
Al.
Mac-
Donald,
It.
MacKay.
It.
K.
Sinclair
and
P.
MaeDonald.
Prince
Huperl
L.
Wilson.
W.
.1.
C.rawfortL
lliik
Irwin,
;.
Htytlie.
C.
(',.
Hold-rick,
Lionel
llidlhy
and
Harrv
Love.
ieneral
Manager
Morlcy
Donaldson
of
the
firand
Trunk
Pact
fie
Itailwny
is
here
on
an
official
visit
accompanieil
hy
Chief
Kn
gitieer
Vimi,.
and
Capl.
C.
II
Nicholson,
manai-r
of
the
eoasl
sleatiisllip
service.
In
The
Letter
Box
DIESEL-ELECTRIC
CARS
C-
N.
RAILWAY
New
llazellon.
Il.ll..
Janoaiy
8,
Editor.
Daily
Nw.
rail
ears
now
used
on
the
(
Hallway.
Seven
further
ON
In
a
l-went
isue
of
your
wide,
r-ireolaleil
paper;
and
under
the
above
heading,
iipiiearctl
-i
de.ei'ipl
ion
of
Hie
new
Diesel-
electric
ear
now
in
use
on
I
ho
Canadian
Nalionul
Hailways,
Iu
your
tlcnpJiou
it
staler
Kor
candidate
with
coal
of
moss.jrenlly.
where
they
t
eve
the
votes
tliey
sadly
count
See
Ihe
rival
total
mount.
Say,
Ihe
Colonel'
in,
by
heck;
Sam
has
not
iLJiV
the
neck.
Til
HUM
is
no
objection
do
Par
liament
silling.
'
What
wn
Ifale
is.
Parliament
talking!
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r
.
tit,
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IN
walkini;
down
Ihe
cily
street
There's
many
a
friend
I
daily
meet.
that
C
E.
Ilrooks,
cliief
motor
power
engineer
of
the
and
Jii
two
assistants,
are
credited
with
having:
devdoped
Ihe
new
en
gi
IK
thai
aro
kistalleiLju
the
new.
rail
ears.
l
vish
lo
poinl
(tut
that
this
afatejueni
is
nut
al
together
eorret.
True,
these
(genlleni'Mit
went
to
Sweden
re-
iiivesligaled
M'veru!
well
known
designs
of
internal
combustion
engine-.,
efc.
that
provtvl.
abort
ivoi
It
was
on
their
return
via
Grtal
Ilrilain
I
ha
I.
'kbl'f
Manif
tri
liilael
willi
VVaii.iir)lHiire
Mli'ii
Ltd.
or
Glasgow.
ScollamL
wlur.
had
Just
N.
cars
r
Mop
and
have
a
word
with
Joeiwilh
"Iteardmore
lingines"
am
being
completed
at
the
Montreal
shop
of
the
(1.
X,
Hallways.
Taking
Credit
I
have
often
noticed
that
some
Canadian
have
a
habit
of
latins
credit
for
I
lungs
Ihey
are
not
en-
Her
Nerves
Were
"All
Broken
Up','
She
Could
Not
Sleep
Mr.
David
Gfdloagher,
37
Lrn4-kumt
Ave,
lUmJltoo,
Ont.,
wnttit
"My
ncrvn
were
all
broken
up
and
I
could
not
aleep
at
night,
and
1
would
have
tn
get
up
out
of
lid
and
walk,
tbe-
floor
for
houra
at
a
time.
After
Using
a
Box
of
I
Btfan
To
Feel
Much
Better,
and
after
ualog
a
few
more
boxea
I
could
enjor
ur
'
real
aa
well
aa
erer
I
could."
i
H.
4
Jf.
Pilla
bare
been
on
the
market
for
the
paat
32
ye
an;
your
seareat
druggiat
acll
t'jcinj
put
up
TliiiMair,
Tftourtrr
1,
Winchester
iO
CIGARETTES
"Tines
Blended:
Cigarette
"'fhB
aef
j
tilled
lo,
and
I
hi
i
partly
Hie
reason
why
I
have
written
this;
letter
lo
show
your
reader
that'
Ihe
design
and
manufacture
of!
the
nero-eugine
on
Hie
deisel'
principle
pe
to
the
credit
of
Miat
yrenl
engineering
firm
of'
Win.
Iteurilmnre
tl.
and
noi
altogether
to
the
motive,
en
gineers
of
the
Canadian
National'
Hallway.
They
have
lo
rely
on
a
Hrilish
firm
who
could
produce
the
kind
of
engine,
giving
Dim
necessary
Ir.-yhxe
power
reipnre(
and
the
lowest
fuel
cost.
2c
a
mile
I.
would
also
point
out
that
nj
certain
gepUemau
speaking
at
u
iiift'ling
in
prince
Ituperl
recent
-
ly
coniplaiHt'd
that
Hritaiu
did-
not
buy
o
much
lumber,
cheese,
itutler.
elc
from
Canada,
as
she.
slinubl
do.
My
answer
to
Itns
limit!
complaint
is
that
the
sho
is
on
Ihe
til
her
fnol
;"
anl
that
'
Canada
does
not
purchase
so
much
from
lireal
Hritaiu
and
rotiiilrie
within
the
Lmpire
as
she
should,
she
having
during
Ihe.
year
of
111.
I
hopuhl
four,
lime
a
much
from
the
l
ulled;
Stales
than
rrinn
Creat
Hrilaui.'
Some
(iunadians
are
very
erratic
;
ami
illogical
in
their
remarks.
Why
rush
oil.
in
Sweden
alo
toj
China
I
-believe-
when
I
here
ari'
so
many
vast
engineering
firiusj
within
the
Hmpire,
especially
im:
(ireat
Hritain..
CaiHidiatis
slioulli
inaiiiifaotuie
more
in
their
own,
country.
They
have
Hie
raw:
materials
right
at
Hour
door,
ye
C.'inailiaii
have
not
Ihe
initiative
or
courage
to
start
up
industries)
of
llieir
own
to
llw
e.xlenl
lliev
should
dp
but
semi
their
raw
materials
elsewhere.
Who
is
lo
blame?
Canadian.
A
rcw
fac
would
n.il
lhMii.'roiigldtil
tlt$&
newim-
tories
ori"'
tn
n
Prince
Prinoo
Mupr
Hpperl
jirov.'rT
lyp?
of
HeKf-ettgine.
suVTif"'
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now
inslalled
In
the
new.
Every
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Hanadl:
in's
slogan
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if.
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i
hit
niuinii
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Ihey
should
lie
able
to
sing
(as
with
one
voice
O.
Canada!
Cod
save
the
King!
ami
cut
out
those
Yaukeeism.
PATRIOTIC
CANADIAN.
LAND
ACT.
Notlca
of
Intantlon
to
apply
to
Pwrchata
Land
III
Prlnre
Itnivri
mm
noriiniinr
ii..
Irlri
of
1'rliiff
imiMTi
anil
I'tiatc
on
Pit
iitiyai
lauiiti.
iianvp
four,
ttiant
Illorlct.
TAKE
AOTICK
thai
SoinrrHII.
Ciihiitv
Company
l.liiillrrt
()f
Vliii-tiurf
r,
B.C.,
!
rupalmn
parkera.
InlriuM
lo
apply
for
H-rniliuii
lo
piirrline
the
follow
in
df.
rrltwd
landa:
Ciiiiuiiriii-itiir
at
a
mt
plaiitrd
mi
the
tioriiM-ast
ahore
of
lurnarit
cove,
Priniraa
iiojii
uianti.
nanrv
I,
coatl
hlmrlri,
tlmnte
eaalirrly
twenty
lialii;
ih.-n.
aoulherly
Uly
elia'nn;
thent-e
Hentt-ily
forlj
chain
;
tlicnre
iiorlherly
five
chains
more
r
Icm.
lo
hlrh
water
mark;
thnue
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nairr
iim
in
an
eaiterly
ami
niirtberly
tllrerllim
to
noinl
of
eimi'
liirnccnieui,
ami
contalnliit
nne
humlre
arre.
more
or
lena.
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Supreme
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Brill.
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Columbia
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III.
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V,
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of
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ll-o.t,
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ami
all
parllta
Imunt
.laliin
aaaliol
the
.aid
male
,re
here
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rtiitilred
lo
riirnldli
ame.
propeilv
verl
fled
to
me
on
or
hpfi.re
lhe,
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Co.,
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Ofrielal
Adminialrainf,
Toronto.
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the
4.,
6th
day
of
ianuary,
A.b.
Apartment
DINING-ROOM
Suites
These
suite
nr
made
on
a
smaller
-t
ale
Hind
Willi
the
room
of
an
apartment
or
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are
iu
Old
Kngl"h
Uak
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are
Hie
lalc
"Dining'
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priced
at-
-
$94.50:
and
$1
13.65
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Home
Furnishing
3rd
Avenue.
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Pacific
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fruffi
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B.C..
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inly
for
a
llrilire
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u
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tlay
of
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alo
kisiwii
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fluwa
ixr
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tf-rly
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tlramt
into
shannon
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left,
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fruin
thjnuon
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cbalio
ejterly
from
horthtuM
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will
he
imrd
for
(aunerr
piirptKica
np.n
the
tin
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Tlila
iioUee
waa
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on
Ihe
troumP
on
the
loth
day
of
."vnnhcr,
lll.
A
:
ropy
of
ibia
oi.tlt
and
an
appliratlun!
piirliaiit
therein
and
In
tbr
"Waler
ct'
'
will
be
filed
in
Ihe
offlre
nf
the
Waleri
iccoriler
al
l-rlmr
Huperl.
II
X.
Ohjrc
llt.na
lit
the
ai
plication
may
Itr
filed
wltb
Hip
ald
Walrr
lieeonler
or
with
the
(u."!!p.r,'ih''"t
w,,,'r
W'htt,
Parliament
Build
nan.
Vlrlorla.
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r.
niihin
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i.
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th"
f,r,,
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of
thiV
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Tito
date
nf
Ihe
fl
piitllrallr.n
nt
thU
nutlcc
la
,oeiiilK.r
3ii,
Ufa.
0OHK-MII.UTiD
LIMITKO.
Aipllrant.
Wni.
IX
Mllchell.
Mr.-nt,
LAND
ACT,.
Notice
of
Intantlon
te
Al
t
Laaae
Land
In
rrlnie
Unpen
land
P.eeiirdlii-
DUlrlrl
i'.,.;"'.'.'
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llaate
on
South
liachael
laland.
TAKK
Mmcfc
thai
Alfred
dwanaon.
of
I'rlnte
liutiert,
ncriipalktii
Mariner-
Hv
m.icrKS'i.1!?,;
or,r"
,n,,ow
wv
toJir
.fa'ri1
z.lx
then
around
hlth
waler
mark
to
tbr
point
or
romiiicnt-i-nienl,
and
ciinialnina
eo
atrea,
more
nr
leaa.
ALH1ED
SWANSO.1,
.
,
.
.
.
Applicant
Daterl
ocoher
t.itaf'll
,h''
flluce
Burert,
HjG.
CLEARANCE
SALE
Dresses,
Hats,
Coats
At
Cost
"Deraers"
NVn
nun
io
plpao
Phone
27
P.O.
BoM'
MILK
From
Bulkley
V!'?
1
FRE8H
MILK
AND
WHIP
PINO
CREAM
'
specially
r,'oinni'f1'
1
our
Tnll
tlniatn
nl
I
ao
for
Hirtf
I'lnt.
J
0'inllty
ami
Hervfce
Valentin
Dairy
Phone
667