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Boost
your
town
and
the
town
will
boost
you.
Knock
your
town
and
buMi
(jet
the
knocks
back.
Freight
Rates
Fight
In
Prince
Rupert.
:
Willi
the
titling
of
the
railway
comniiMun
here
today,
the
battle
for
equalization
of
freight
rates,
to
the
Pacific
Coat
is
being
carried
oii
in
Prince
Hiipcrl.
The
commissioner,
we
know,
have
a
hard
problem
Id
deal
with
id
this
freight
rales
question.
There
should
lie
rib
difficulty
for
them
to
deride
thai
right
is.
on
Ihe
side
of
British
Columbia
as
facts
and
figures
prove
that.
The
difficulty
is
that.
Eastern'
Canada
got
its
position
of
preference
long
ago
and
any
move
that
would
attract
ship
nients
of
commodities
from
the-eastern
to
the
western
route
will
be
keenly
fought
against
by
ihe
EasL
.Prince
Rupert
and
British
Columbia
is
only
expecting
lhat
the
railway
board,
or
any
other
body
that
deals
with
this
question,
will
deal
with
Ihe
mailer
only
on
its
merits.
British
Columbia
is
asking
for
no
undue
advantage,
but
only
wanls
a
fair
shake
with
the
Eal.
The
province
lias
long
been
patient
and
grateful
for
each
small
improvement
that
has
been
effected
in
this
matter.
Politicians
preach
tlio-de.sirabilily
.for
unity
in
Canada.
British
Columbia
can
never
be
fully
united
wiili
the
East
until
this1
freight
rates
matter
has
been
fairly
adjusted.
An
Optimist
:'
is
Visiting
Town.
0.
(I.
McUeer,"
K'.C;
-counsel
foe
British-
Columbia
in
the
freight
raies
case,
in
his
pliblfe
u"ddreebVfore"varjou
bodies
in
the
city
during
his
visit
here,
tins
week,
lias
painted
onie
pretty
word
pictures
depicting
improved
conditions
fur
'British
Cohimbia
dud
a
larger
volume
of
traffic
through
coast
ports,
particularly
Prince
Rupert
anil
Vancouver,
that
will
come
as
soon
as
British
Columbia
gets
the
equalization
in
freight
rates
to
which
she
is
entitled
to.
Mr.
Mcueer,
we
have
often
heard
and
results
already
obtained
indicate,
is
a
hard
fighter.
His
speeche
show
that
he
is
a
born
optimist
as
well.
It
is
a
good
thing
for
Prince
Rupert
to
have
visils
front
men
of
his
type
and
it
is
only
too
bad
that
his
message-o?
hope
arid
faith
and
his
words
of
pan-
British
Columbia-ism
ffttild
-not-ho
heard
by
the
populace
at
large.
His
words
inspire
renewed
hope,
in
the
future
whether
people,
agree
w-itb
him
politically,
or
not.
He
is
doing
a
good
work
for
British
Columbia
and
)l
is
hoped
thai
the
fight
which
he
is
leading
may
soon
be
brought
to
a
successful
conclusion.
Let
All
Customs
Affairs
Come
Out.
.
TliPP
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it
a
a
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nffiint
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ill.
I
II
II
10
keep
the
customs
probe
out
of,
the
election
campaign,
says
Ihe
financial
Post
(Conservative);4
.
.
The
customs
investigation
jViiti
issiie
in
this
campaign
just
as
far
as
good
government
is
ah'.;!ssue.
Neither
party
holds'
all
virtues
in
monopoly
and
neither-'paHy
comes
out
of
the
customs
rjiijuirj
cuurciy
cieun.
i
iiui
iiiuki's
u
u
nine
uiiiicuii
ior
ex-
Itiniv,.
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cniiic
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rtioilo
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...vi-.v
viil.VI
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IMA
lJt
iiimiu
'.'1'.,
although
there
seems
to
be
lillt'e.'
doubt
.winch
party
will
reap
t
fl
4
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flttf
14
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HAAMatA
1I
UVJIIIL.1?
I
IIUI
UU
UllllJC
.
r
The,.
f
fort
to
choke
off
discission
of
the
work
of
the
in
nliirv
i-onimillpi-
11
nil
)hf
:rvl.iiimiii
n't
Hmi
n-irl
u
(..
i.u
,i
plbred.
The
niore
that
the
evidence
of
Ihe
Inquiry
is
carrird,
yia
the
public
platform,
hi.
the
man
on
the
street
and
the
con
cession
line
Hie
better
for
good
government.
Those
who
have
nothing
torrear
from
thCpjiblicily
ne.e1
hMe
no
troublous
thought
hi
thee
days
there
is
distincf
apathy
towards
crooked
work
.
.
.
....
:..
r.ii.
m.i.
.;i.i
1
in
men
i-iurr.-..
niv
nun,,
resignea
acceptance
iiy
the
Americans
Of
Hie
I'HIlllsvllllli.'l
clprfiiill
tipil
dangerous
lark
of
public
insistence
Upon
political
honestv.
Canada
ik..4.j
4r.
II-
.1
..
..!!
.
...
..
.
worn
11,
uiuiu
iiiijumig
so
ut'spuiilug
01
virue
uationliood
ns
an
aceeptuure
of
corruption
as
bad-
but
Inevitable.
Let
Ihem
talk
all
they
want
tbi
about
the
customs
inquiry.
It
cannot
do
harm.
nRYA.WlP,T.biiCHr'
v
BEST
PROCURABLE
sftTTiio
i
suiUkmojir
riobuci
vr
icotund
'
Cu"Owi
imm
Tfc
Oriflul
L.W.I
U.k
fr
(
t
U.
,V.dor'
and
inUt
on
This
advertisement
is
not
publiched
or
displayed
by
ihe
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
Britua
Columbia
ENGINEER.
(Contiuued
frqin,page,)pe,)i.
,
iluslry
and
every
effort
should
h
yiaile
to
slandariiiie
mem
y
Ihe
Suppii-ssicn
of
those
usina
questionable
ukUIikIs
of
stock-ssllinir.
-
-
In
iliu
Allin
section
Hie
three
propertlos,
tho
iinpinecr,
(Jlean-vrf
ami
Alliif
Silver-ljyrid
Mines,
were
steadily
doveloped
all
year
Willi
results
Justifying
furlhnr
work.,&In
plcp'r,''
upper
Sprnci
Creek
lias
been
extensively
ex
plored
and
pood
"pay"
proven,
but
prodMf
live
work
is
prohibited
by.
lack
of
drainage
f.r
Hie
ex
cess
waler.
The
Discovery
Min
ing
and
Power
Company
lias
In-
stall'.d
a
pipe-line
j.nd
all
equipment
for
sluicing
on
I'ine
Creek
Deaso
Lake
Several
plants
have
been
taken
in
to
ine
ivase
i.urp
secuon
this
year
and
il
is
predicted
that
pror'
uclion
m
the
futurc'will
become
importanl.
Development
tui
(lofd
Piin
v.reek,
wfilie
not
seusalional,
have
been
fairly
satisfactory.
II
was
the
les!
sen-
son
JiU
section
has
bad
for
many
years
and
the
prospects
ire
very
encouraging.
In
the
Salmon
Iliver
(Portland
Canal
Section
seventeen
com
nr.iiies
have
been
working
and
there
are
several
outstundiiij:
feature-
fur
the
pal
ye?,.
Tin-intensive
and
lliorouuh
irivesti-palion
of
the
tiround
of
the
I'orly
Nine
Minlmr
Coinpaiiv,
Limited,
by
the
Premier
Gold
Minin?
Cimpany
apparently
d-.dl
not
provi
encouraging,
as
all
work
was
slopped
ami
eqnipirvn:
removed.
The
development
of
the
Big
jJissoi'fi
under
Ihe
Standard
Mininp
Corporation
is
reported
as
very
jrratifyihir.
Suf-
icienl
work
will
liave
been
done
by
sprinr:
to
decide
Hie
futUn
policy
of
the
company.
The
Hush
Mine
property,
under
de-
velopmerl
by
iba
National
Sil
ver
Mines,
Limited,
by
diamond
drilling,
has
bjen
'.aken
over,
on
a
working
basis
by
the
Selukws
Mines.
The
B.C.
Silver
Mine
has
opened
up
a
very
satisfactory
ore-body
and
the
future
01
tlie
properly
is
most
promising.
TUf
Premier
Gold
Mining
Company
httA
had
a
very
successful
year
and
by
.lie
iloubliiit,'
of
the
ron
centralor
and
power
plant
givos
every
asutance
for
the
future.
lb
B.C.
Bonanza
Mines,
Lim
iled
'Spider
and
Wch
groups),
has
made
small
shipments
In
11)25
and
is
planning
extensive
development.
Hie
Indian
Mines
Corporation
made
one
shipment
early
in
1V2S
The
properly
was
then
closed
down
for
a
(line,
but
is
again
being
operated
and
shipping
ore
won,
n-e
Northland
Mining
Com
pany
sent
out
a
small
shipment
for
testing
purposes.
The
Sil
ver
Crest
uas
been
developed
all
year
and
litis
work
will
be
con
tinued
throughout
(he
winter.
The
Salmon
Iliver
valley
alto
gether
-gives
every
reason
to
expect
operation
on
a
larv
scale,
very
probably
in
I92fi
Bear
River
The
Hear
Iliver
eclion
(Port
land
Canal
j
has
also
had
a
ver:
active
year
of
development,
twenty-five
companies
jiavini?
been,
operating
during
the
year,
Several
Companies
incorporate!
last
winter
did
not
eel
anv
work
done
and
a
number
have
had
10
curtail
operations
or
close-
down
entirely
because
of
lack
of
cap
Hal.
The
non-operation
of
the
fu
11
well
Mines
Defined
to
have
caused
a
feeling
of
doubt
In
iloi
punii"
mind
and
money
was
therefore
hard
to
raise.
-Some
ery
encouraging
results
were
obtained
on
a
number
of
properties
and
il
is
being
realized
more
ami
more
that
ample
enpi!.dt
is
required
to
put
a
properly
on
a
dividend-paying
basis.
The
important
feature
would
cem
to
oe
the
reorganization
and
resumption
of
work
on
the
iMjuwcll.
A
new
vein
wag
discovered
this
spring
on
tho
northern
portion
of
Ihe
properly
aqd
sufficient
work
don
011
it
during
Ihe
M'.mmer
to
prove
ft
of
great
Importance
lo
the
property
The
Glacier
Creek
Mining
Company
will
proceed
with
dia-
nifHid-dnlllng
aigalr.
lncn
power
i
mvailamV
from
the
Dunwell;
I'he
Lakeview
was
closed
for
a
time,
but
development
lias
been
resumed.
On
tho
hmprror
tie
vein
has
been
cut'
In
Hie
Ion
crosscut
tunnel
and
il
looks
ni
If
a
tonnage
of
milling-grade
ore
would
be
developed.
The
L.
&
L.
has
been
ftirlhee
developed
and
some
ore
been
shipped
therefrom.
The
Albany
Mining
Company,
Limited,
Id
going
ahead
with
development
work
on
tho
Albany.
The
Mlmico
Mining
Company
was
organized
lo
operate
the
Mlmico,
but
119
ia
bhBB
FDEM
ERSl
I
9
Special
Announcement
B
fl
Owing
lo
so
many
requests
from
our
customers
iK
Bl
for
us
to
Hh
1
Our
Public
Sale
I
lja
short
while
longer,
we
Have
decided
to
keep
lH
selling
at
cut
sale
prices
m
One
Week
Longer
B
iH
But
Our
Sale
positively
closes
on
-
-
-
Saturday,
August
7
bLV
bLC
ing
Company
properties
above
Hitler
Creek
-the
Huby
Silver,
the
Tcrminif.
'
Ilufus,
Argenta.
Gconge
.-opper,
and
lied
Top
have
all
been
explored
more
or
less
during
trio
y?ar.
On
tho
Independence
a
tot
of
work
has
been
done,
with
result
that
war
rant
future
exploration,
whil'si'
sider
Ihe
valley
the
Lulled
Kmpire
and
Hayview
show
up
very
well.
On
the
Marmot
Iliver
three
companies
have
been
working.
Phc
I'orler-blalio
Mining
Com
pany
has
been
shipping
and
developing;
the
Marmot
Metals
Company
has
been
exploring
the
Montana,
and
Ihe
Sterling
Sil
ver-Lead
Mines,
Limited,
sonie
claims
up
the
North
fork.
Owner
of
claims
at
the
bead
of
Hull
Hog
Creek
and
Genrgil
Iliver
have
been
working
on
them
all
summer.
Alice
Arm
panic,
.operated
to
any
extent
lal;Hr.
The
Kit.'
lilt
Mining
and
Orvelppiru'rtl
Coufpany
ha
.lout!
VonOileraftle
"wb'rllon
Ui
.MaluiJIi.
anil
iitlier
grli)lps
al
Hie
head
'of.
Ihe
Kilsaull
Iliver.
I
ho
Alice
Arm-La
Hose
Minihg
Company
ha
driven
a
crosscut
tunnel.
WIJiP
'Lfp;''antiKyjs
shipped
considerable
lire
ami
other
pro
peilie
liave
beeii
develojied
by
Hie
owner.
The
outstanding
feature
is
the
oeiiitiR-up
f
ni
Torc
by
the
llomestake
(.oiisolldaleil
.Mining
and
lievelopme;it
Company.
Iti
the
KIHiimgalliiiii
Lake
see.
lion
active
development
of
Hm
Hear,
Hlack
WolL
and
tHen
have
been
carried
011
by
Ihe
Hop
per-Davis
syndicate.
The
Kahim
Lake
Mine.
Company
has
been
drifting
on
the
vein
from
Ihe
bottom
of
the
shaft.
On
Thornhfil
mountain,
across
from
Terrace,
development
work
on
several
claims
is
being
don.!
by
0.
P.
Hrown.
Down
the
const
the
Helmoiil-
Surf
Inlet
Mines,
Limited,
has
worked
ladily
a)t
year
Tin'
Khtitze
Iliver
Mine,
Limited,
did
unite
preliminary
work
on
Hie
Western
Copper
at
tho
head
of
LAND
ACT.
Ciidar
l.inrt
OMrld.
Lind
llfrnrdin
DIKrlrl
of
I'rlni-r
lliiprrl,
and
llililfl
on
Allin
I
lie
iliout
31
Milli
omhet
or
Atlin
Town'Of,
T.OK
Ml
HC.
Hut
F.dwlll
l'KI"Tl,
in
Aiiin.
in
wi
rriivini'P
or
iinum
umim-till,
nrrumlltin
irrailnr
lonrltl
laiincti.
Intrnilt
to
apply
fur,
permlMiim
to
pif-rhie
III
rillolnr
ilesrrlld
Uiirti:
uiiniiiriiriiiff
at
at
a
a
nuincni
(imirf
r
l.ak.
allualrd
ai
a)
llio
tiorf
ll
wem
to
rhlni
llieni'e
I'Mith
to
fhalni:
lliftire
raM
0
rhaliii
thriii'
north
to
rriaini,
to
point
uf
rnnurirnrriiipnl.
F.nvVIJI
Jl'LIS
EOOKIIT,
Dlltd
Mir
10,
me.
.'nglneer
..
Jherokee
:s.peraiua
UOlskoUli
tblilen
Creek
and
Out
Wolf
Helmont
(toldle
"Hayview
Handy
Indian
I'orter-ldalm
Tidal,
1925
...
Total,
1921
Increase
.
1,...
Il
fk.v...
a
,
t
.
t
-!...
fk..
.
work
was
done
in
tO-'o.
Tho'""1''
'
,
Phoenix.
Silver
'Mines
Company
Mmev
i.imiie.i,
nas
lanen
ov.r
had
a
few
men"
on
explorat.orj-
'"
!
I'
Liimmon
i.ropeiiy
work
during
the
summer
o'
J'd
eommeneed
juploraluryi.
y;5.
The
discovery
on
tin-
work.
-
j
Dunwell
has
made
tho
adjoin-i
rroaucuon
lng
ground
of
Ihe
Victoria
Mines,-
The
following
Is
a
list
of
the
Limited,
worth
extensive
cxplor-
shipping
properties
in
llislrie.
at
ion.
The
Ore
Mountain
Min-'No.
I
and
their
oUtpiit
for
farther
down
t
tin
west
side'
of
Ore
niin.'u
Tons
Udo
10
1
50
1
5.20
1
i
I.IC3.2&M
i:
78,010
ft
7
0
i?r
Premier
;.
Ifi,5i;
Silverado
Spider
r..
7
Silver
Crest
1
Termiuu
0
...-I.H7.MJ:.
1.207.2CS
t
Alice
Arm
only
three
coni-li
The
above
table
liows
n
mim
.
...
L
.
t
.
.
....
r.jer
01
nw
snipping
properties,
pic
majority
of
whirli
have
sent
uUt
a
small
shipment
for
test
(continued
on
page
five)
WATER
NOTICE
Dliaralbn
and
Uia
.
120,575
.
TAkt:
SOIi:k
I
IK
I
HvflwrUll
Camwj!
CiilntNiiiT
l.linllml.
n
aililiena
I
Oorr
itfiiii
Wharf.
Vaniinvr,
It.
--,
will
apt'ly
t
a
iicrii
lo
lata
awl
u
u
mllni
i
nlmitc
of
walrr
ml
if
un-nainml
Iriain,
iiic-n
rin
iinriiirrir
ami
urm
inio
trt
liHlon
Hay.
U-l
Inlet,
about
111
rlialn-we
1
frmn
v..
nirmr
U
Ull.
O.
C
puirl
t.
Tti
water
will
Imi
dlvfrirrl
In.m
titr
mrraiii
at
a
point
nUnii
rhaiu
friun
mouth
i.r
tin
am
ami
will
be
Um-(1
fur
Imliiatrial
ami
iluiiirlli'
put
porw
iirKn
I
hi
jaiwl
ilrirrilx-d
aa
Hlixk
A,
I...I
1171,
yurrn
:liarl'ittr
iiiatrlrt.
'I.ni
iwiir
wat
ihImI
rfi
ine
iTimnn
on
inv
iiui
uar
or
Jiuy
l0.
A
11
PV
of
Oil
notli
f
and
ji
annll
atlon
nriuanl
tlirreiu
and
to
tlif
Walrr
.ri
win
in-
rnra
in
w
i(rim
or
iim
Water
Htrnnlrr
at
Prince
nurt,
B.
V.
oiilM'thm
to
Ihe
anollrallun
may
l
riled
Willi
the
ald
Water
Kernrder
ur
with
ihe
roiiipimiier
or
water
iiitht.
rarna
meiit
Ituildiiiat,
Victoria,
a.
:.,
wlililn
thirty
ilaya
alter
lle
Oral
appearanre
j(
Ihlt
imtl.e
In
a
local
newspaper.
The
date
or
lite
flrt
piildlralloh
ur
ihta
noma
If
July
to,
tm.
gOMKHVIIIK
CAMt.nf
UIVIPAXY,
I.TI
,
Applicant.
ny
r.
ii.
MATiirn.
Aeni.
WATER
NOTICE
Dltaralon
anal
Uaa
TAli:
MIIHK
lhat
rtnllicrillle
fanner
Company
I
linllid,
wliii
adilreaa
U
Oor
Ateniie
VVharr,
Vancouver.
It.
C-
will
p.
ply
for
a
ltcciie
to
mo
and
ue
is
tal
lima
per
niliiiite
or
water
out
nf
un-ruimed
trcani,
wlifii
Uowa
norlherly
and
drain
Into
leruiii
Hav,
Mataet
Inlet,
atunit
4
cjianin
weal
of
N.
VV.
rorntr
l.t
H7,
Oui-eii
i:harliille
lUnl
Iiiatrlrt.
The
water
will
Imi
direrled
from
the
alream
at
ixilnt
liialin
in
a
aoutli
wraterly
direction
from
.
VV.
comer
or
Lot
U7I,
0.
0.
fHt.,
anil
will
lie
uuil
for
Industrial
and
tiuin
eallr
purpose
niMin
the
land
di'i
ribed
aa
II
lock
A,
IM
1571.
yueni
Charlotte
Dial
Thla
nnllce
waa
piiated
nn
ihn
around
on
tho
lltli
day
of
July.
I
Stn.
A
enpy
nf
till
notice
and
an
aepllcatlon
piiratianl
thereto
and
I"
the
"Water
Art"
will
lie
riled
In
Ihe
office
of
lt:e
VValer
llecnrder
8!
iriiiir
iiiiH'ii,
ii,
i,
Ohlerlliiii,
l,.
il.A
atitillratirm
mav
tin
filed
ulih
l.
..1.1
poat
planted
at
Ihe
I
Water
llecnrder
or
with
the
Ciniiriiroller
Of
Olacler
Hay.,
In
Atllniof
VValer
llliiila.
I'arllaiiieiitiuildln.
ahovei
lli'
iiie
foiluwina;
Victoria,
It.
C,
within
llilrly
dan
after
ilie
iiri
aiiH'araiie
m
iiii"
iiiiui'e
m
a
Incal
newpaier.
The
dale
nf
the
flr.l
tmliUca-Hon
or
thla
notice
la
July
n,
tgorf.
HOMHtVlllK
r.AN.tf;ny
COMPANY.
I.TIi.,
B,
f.
0,
MAT.It.irt!n!:
Everything
for
the
Builikt
LUMBEll
Vc
have
the
Hiot
complete
t0ck
f
'
n
dimenion,
hiplap,
fir
finish,
flooring,
V
t.
veneers,
elc,
in
Northern
H.C.
We
can
supply
everything
In
a
building
from
the
foundation
to
the
last
piece
of
flntift.
llefore
buying
innpecl
our
lnrk.
It
will
pay
y:t,
(h
prices
are
ngfiL
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phones
116
and
117
Loggers!
Loggers!
We
have
the
only
completfc
utock
of
Gilchrist
Jacks
and
parts
in
the
Norlh.
Wc
handle
Logging
Lable
Axf.
Heavies,
Hawn,
and
general
Camp
Kiptipment
It
will
pay
you
Irt
nee
in
when
nutfltting.
Stork's
Hardware
Limited
710
Second
Avenue
IcanadianT
Vcinc
Steamship
and
Train
Service
Sailing
from
eniriCE
RUPERT
for
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
IIATTI1-each
MON0AV
and
THURSDAY
400
p.m.,
SATURDAY,
6.00
p.m.
for
ANTOX
and
STEWART
MONDAY,
FRIDAY,
4.00
p.m.
For
AIAIAA
WEDNESDAY,
4
00
p.m.
For
MASIETT
INLET
MONDAY,
4.00
P.m.
For
SKIOIOATE
INLET
ami
SOUTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
IIL"0l.
fortnightly,
PASSENGER
TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCE
.RUPERT
dally
firept
-
W
tt.JO
i.m,
for
PRINCE
OEOROE,
E0M0NT0N,
WINNipEO,
all
ini
tn
Canada,
t.'nlted
It
la
lea.
Aney
ail
Oeaan
Staamahlp
Llnaa.
Uae
Canadian
Hailonal
Kiprcaa
for
Mwiey
Ordera,
Foreirn
Chequ?.
alaq
for
your
ncii
ahipinent,
City
Tlttat
Ofllea,
S2S
Third
A?.,
Prlnca
Ropart.
Phona
200.
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
To
Ratchlian,
Wrangall,
Junaau
and
Skagway
July
S,
,
ii,
IS.
16,
2J.
0,
To
Vantouiar,
Victoria
anal
Saatlla
July
T,
10,
14,
17,
21(
4,
(S,
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
Campball
RUae,
anal
Vanoowaae
otttey
aUtur.ay
11
s,m.,
,
-
For
Bultdala,
Eaal
Balla
Balla,
Ocaan
alia,
flamu,
Atari
Asanay
for
oil
Staamahlp
Llnaa.
Pull
Information
fr""
W.
C.
ORCHARD
SloAorol
AoaM.
Oornor
of
4lh
ttroal
aeo
sra)
Atanua,
Prlnoo
Ruporl,
R.O.