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EDITION'
ZDSZtD.KY.
SEPT.
13.
1928.
Clorous
Victory
For.
Liberalism.
It
w;is
a
glorious
victory
for
liberalism.
Right
Hun.
V.
L.
Mackenzie
King
will
be
premier
again
directly.
Hon.
Arthur
Meigheu
is
down
and
nut.
Liberalism
is
triumphant
almost
everywhere
exeejtin
Hritish
Columbia,
the
province
which
benefited
niU'l
fruni
the
atlminislraliou
uf
the
Liberal
(Tnveninieiit.
(Jnlario,
the.
old
-.Ironplw)!!
of
Cousenalim
is
seeing
the
lighll
anu
turning
once
more
to
the
Lilcrals
fop
help.
It
is
a
jzlorious
vj'elory
fur
it
means
ihe
carrying
out
of
Liberal
poljciea'sucli
as
a
democratic
countrj"
URe
this
needs.
Congratulations
to'
"
Conservative
Member.
-
The
Couscn-ati'vet
me
m)
jermf
-Inel
pohsrvalive
parly
in
Prince
Ilupert
are
to
be
congratulated
oh
their
sticce.s.
II
i.
somewbifl
of
an
empty
honor
.with
the
return
of
Mhf
Liberals
to"
iower,
but
it
is
a
polilft-al
success
nj"way
aiid1s
largely
the;
result
of
good
orgHiiiation,
hard.
work
and
the
plentiful
use
of
money.
We
believe
that
Mr.
ltrady
will
do
hi?
duty
as
he
sees
it
at
Oltawa
;iud
will
d7i
Jii
bet
In
sene
Ihe
constituency
welL
He
ha
irromjsedia
degreeiif.
iulepei,dence-
in
Parliament
arid
we
hope
ho
wijl
xerde
that
and-Mjit
be
'iljiveii
by
the
tmrty
lash
to
oppo-e
measures
'which
ace
for
the
country'?
good.
"He
has
always
spoken
against
blind
adherence
to
party.
Now
we
hope
for
an
object
lesfoii
on
how
n
member
can
shSw
his
independence
at
Oltawa.
Soverign
People
Gave
Decision.
Yesterday
Ihe
sovereign
people
gave
their
decision
who
was
to
represent
Ihem
in
Parliament.
during
the
coming
term.
From
Every
shrd
is
baked
crisp
and
flavory-
Allloewhcaiinadistibleform
CROW
CAMPAIGN
IS
BEING
CRITICIZED
BY
VICTORIA
PAPER
,
.Victoria
GoIonUt
houhl
be
-the
case.
1
He
nunuier,
.
k
.'
-
a-
t
I.,
'
or
crow
thai
iave
unm
m
Mnls
were
slaut'litereil.
Headers
Uler
of
Lonsfcllow
will
find,
in
his
Dirils
of
Killinsrwnrth,"
the
re
sult
of'ihi
cahal?W
The
des
absence
of
three
months
In
the
field.
van
nsiiX-
Ntrwa
-
;.r
-I.,.-
I
'
J.
w
I
)1
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
j
Ayti
-x
g
Now
the
election
U
ovt.
lt
ti
about
the
wrathrr.
I
The
cauiuasnr
for
the
omie-
Jrt,
1Mt
vlw.
u
.
.,oV
0t
trail-
tion
of
crow
tn
Hrlti;di.iluiibU
ing
m
betur
ttoAe
todsy
I
thought
t
has
'
proved
largely
an
abortive
(m
tooe
last
wtM-
one,
u.nI
it
Js
an
ecediuly
suo-l
,
A
'JT
OBr
,h.t
ui
thin?
for
the
province
mat
iim
on
Uck
tick.
-
t
.
nn
I
Oonl
teehDV
the
tlerator
U
to
utfdjlt
"e
the
ethr
oa
the
iifSniuiil-
huitt.'T.i
is
ne-
-
pi-owe
SLldc.
4aVrWVare
with
us
prw
dt
-
nprov..
iif-anitA
n'finvernmenl
"ukase,
T
Hrtn,
tun-
htaJt
rv.
ml
mill)
'
V,
'
t
.
-
.
I
w
w
r
-
i
Dial
they
rdinuld
lie,eXlrm.i,aled.
lost
money
on
th
elections
are
go
II
i
tr
dispensation
win-re
mm-
.v.i..i.
..
with
the
newajapw
iubt.
tn.
month,
deuce
has
taken
issue
ilceree
of
man.
It
is
recalled
in
gubJe
go,,,
u
on,
btTt
th
connection
with
the
recurring
nui
are
in
the
stalls.
period
of
Invective,-against
crows
.
that
earrY
In
the
last
century,
the
The
ay
to
get
Into
agreement
wiui
'
banker
It
to
refuse
to
borrow
any
,
,
v.
,.-1.i.,,14
your
several
New
Mvn.um
,
farmers
or
'mQn
,
v,
States
had
a
law
passed
placing
a
bounty
on
the
fiead
of
crows.'
Business
la
pretty
much
what
yoj
l
that
time
thousamls
of
Uie
make
H.
RusU
a
bit
boya
and
you'l
tlw.
AUo
It
U
wise
to
advr
VANDERHOOF
truction
of
crows
caused
such
a
plhrrte'f.rMnseel2
Unit
Ihe
farm-
A
on
test
Wednesday
at
Stuart
Lake.
Ttt
ii
e
i
-
of
saved
the
necessity
ers
were
ltll4nt
d.ughter
ot
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ale,
hartesting
their
crops.
The
errrw
fcUdfr
KjnocB'
was
bapttied
wvnnitwi
law
was
hastily
repealed.
May.
In
nnfnrin.
ami
ti.irtieularlv
in
mih.,i
r.,!v
n,.m;...l
nf
are.eighty.four
pupUs
enroU-
acres
or
turniis
anil
iane,
eic.
turx
of
mbub
cnsi-u
0t
WUUam
are
being
tleMroytM
by
Insects,
l.
rtir
Mi
Kathleen
Morrow
aod
Experts
-of
the
sovprnnient
have
mim
uary'Meuish.
been
experimenting
in
the
use
of
'
.
....
,
...
V.
Schjelderup.
Burns
take
aurreyor.
enormous
quaiuuirs
..
u
tMULta
,iUrteT
vott
on
the
in
the
effort
to
WW
the
pests
ami
indim
reserre
In
the
MacLeod
and
sate
the
crops,
but
the
results,
rwt
orahame
country.
He
u
achate
been
largely
nupatory.
It
companfed
by
Peter
Butherlaad.
I
.
.,-...1.-1.1
tlkM
aAmnal(Tn
,
inHiamr
...
r
.,..
,
MwI
tarTOl
.wthw
to
pretallln
against
crows
is
the
cause
of
the
the
(armm
of
the
district
are
nest,
for
it
has
been
carried
on
busy
tamering
bumper
eropa.
Th
intensively
in
Ontario.
The
farm-
fourth
annual
Vanderhool
Fair
on
ei
s
or
Wellington
Rnunly
are
be-
'83IBt
31-
of
"hlblu-
11
AMtetWtm
tftjf
IK
Mat
Sinning
to
realize
this,
and
there
,
1
'
i
a
reaction
acaln'it
the
propa-
,
Alfred
reriand.
after
fourteen
year'
eatula
of'
etbw
killing.
Crows,
aenrlce
with
the
Yukon
Telegraphs
In
nn.itmibi.
eat
crain
and
other
n
dUtrlct
most
of
them
spent
t
Tne
naiihbiw
i
k
r
ri-i.i
H,"t-e
Nechako
sutlon.
has
lett
lor
niv
"ul"
,ul
,nm
vm.
in
PnrtUnd
OreeonJ
oiner
nanu
iney
are
poieni
asrenis
mtfre
lt
u
his
intention
to
uke
up
in
the
destruction
of
insert
pesls.
his
future
reaMence
In
fart,
iiwist
naluralisls
who
have
:
"iL
clii.liaH
ll.
Ai.hii
he
m-n
lliat
nvnrj
diuwi
iriru-jf.-vm
"
'
,
.
.
Kenry
Erlckson
of
the
BeareTdam
dis
cro
are
a
nectary
lacior
m
trlft
dled
lMt
wk
.
mult
rt
Nature's
dispensation,
and
it
is
haVre
teen
kicked
on
the
head
by
interestinjr
to
not
that
Nature
basla
horse,
cninpil
(lie
iiiinpr
linnil
in
Ilritish
'
ik.i
..
mi
O
R
riupatrkk.
who
has
been
do-
Irw
caovpaign
ha
had
such
in-
fleld
for
,ne
united
cuureh.!
finiteimal
results
as
to
be
almost
has
left
'or
his
home
in
New
Brutu-
nealiible.
.wick.
David
TnrrotU
brought
Into
town
oil
Wednesday
the
first
load
of
alfalfa
hay
grown
In
this
district
for
sate.
.
the
.returns
now
in
it
seems
as
if
they
have
chosen
J.
tl
Rradv.
1
!e?islalure.
it
was
nade
known,
the
season
last
week
and
to
eele
To
thai
decision
all
must
bow.
We
have
just
what
we
ask
for.
by
Highway
Engineer
It.
J.
Som-
bmte
the
occasion
a
dance
was
rrea
btork.
is
probably
defeated,
lie
has
worked
failhfullyinier
w.m
returned
home
after
an
'held
on
Friday
rtvntmr.
for
the
contitiieiicy
and
got
nitrre.ftir
it,
according
to
ils
size.
than
any
jnember
got
for
his
cimtitueney
in
Ihe
whole
Dominion
and
he
got
the
usual
reward
for
his
work.
He
was
turned
down'
in
the
hour
of
triumph
just
when
the
city
was
awaiting
the
arrival
of
the
first,
train
loud
or
wheat
for'
the
elevator
which
be
secured
"C-
..However,
in
politics,
lhere
is
no
sikli
thing
as
gratitude.
VKucoutVjr
secured
large
nppropriatinnsHfroni
the
Ooveninieiit,
.ipproprtatjons
which
helped
lo
make
it
the'
p'rosperotis
cit
it
is
today,
yet
it
low
voted
'down,
the
J.iberal
.tjandiilotev
.
People
du
not
renson.
They
vole
aecjirdiugitothft
,pfe?t'1
mJiid.br
the
fad
of.
the
hour.
,
'
.
.
,
What
of
Governor
Who
Turned
Down
King?
What
of
the
tiovernor
(ioperal
wh
refused
lo
take
the
advice
r
ihe
people's
representative
and
called
on
Hon.
Arthur
Meighen
to
form
a
government?-
ills
nctTtlif
has
been
repudiated
by
the
people
who
rule.
If
he
has
any
sei'i.e.
of
delicacy
he
will
resign
at
once.
He
took
the
power
into
his
own
hands'tempor-arily
and
if'
hits
been
wrested
from
him
by
the
vot
of
Ihe
sovereign
people.
Whal
action
will
he
lake?
There
is
but
one
decent
thing
to
do
and
that
is
to
vncnte
at
once.
As
long
as
he
acted
constitutionally
h
could
do
no
wronjf,
for
the
ministers
look
Ihe
blume.
The
mumciit
he
acted
011.
his
own
iniiialive,
he
became
an
active
pnrticiiuilor
in
the
political
life
of
the
country
and
should
abide
by
Ihe
result.
The
perfect
whole
wheat
food
SHREDDED
WHEAT
AIRPLANE
LANDING
FIELDS
N
ALASKA
Twenty-Five
Already
.Constructed
In
Territory
From
Funds
Pro-'
vtded
By
Legislature.
j
JUNE.U".
Sept.
1
1.
Ily
the
end
j
ot
the"fireent
season
25
airplane
landinir
fields
will
have
been
con-;
E.
Bmedlej
has
receUed
a
threshing
machine
and
haa
started
operation
on
the
farm
of
Isaac
Jonea.
Mrs.
O.
W.
Oeernsert
of
rrtneej
Oeorge
Is
rtsltlrg
here
with
Ur.
aivli
Mrs.
Frank
Bowman.
SMITHERS
si
rucled,
mainly
from
Territorial
.
Mrs.
K.
Uirnle's
summer
funds
made
available
by
the
1925
ramp
at
Lake
Lakelse
c!oed
fur
Orrbeslra
of
rwenty-tJiree
of
the
fields
are
(lalsrary
pul
on
anolber
dam
completed
and
are
In
service,
Mr.;'"
tin
Town
Hall
on
Friday
Sommern
said.
Two
others
will
venlnr
bul
it
was
not
palron-be
finishel
before
work
is
suit-
ld
by,
a
very
large
crowd,
nialn-pended
for
the
winter.
The
first
dtl;'o
oHieq
all
Mictions
on
fields,
were
built
last
year
-wheni'"'
'""f-
?
I
five
were
nut
into
commtsnbin.T
1
''
;
(
Tl,ese
were
located
at
Lake
Min-I
.,
np.''
"o""
elii.mina.
Talninn
.
vtnl
ii.rt,r
1
i
dNtieiier
of
Ji.uld
refresb-
vensood.
WUman
nn.l
K.irt'V.,.r'nl
al
e
Hulkley
lintel
for
Inn.
nil
ir.
Mm
Pnnrlh
Hi.l.lnn
I
'"p
P'Vt
eVert
Woillh,
left
for
MaidMone,
Mask..
ipriFaliirday
VIaIjI
aV
Hm
rrt
nin
b
I
miaI
Art
1
1
I
a
A
"'mmi
oar
1
iriMtiutif
111
19
J
11
1
rJi'i't
.
U
ii.,..
ri.4t-..
n
t-
in
11.
a
"Will
where
he
will
reside
for
"iin.nt.ii
til
t
i
n,
in
inn
si
.
.
a
it
,,P
few!
sertkm,
Circle
Hot
Sprinps.i
BMt.
fw
f.hejia
Hot
Springs.
IlamparlJ
Jiandelar.
Manley
Hot
Sprintr.
American
Creek,
below
tbe
Hot
Mot
Springs.
N'ulalo,
KnntUhna,
MrOntUi,
Ophid.
In
the
Four
Hi
Division;
in
the
Second
Division
field
Were
built
at
(iolovln.
Mo-
,.rii
.....
r,
...
TERRACE
Mrs.
S.
F.
Mills
bfl
on
lo
spend
a
abort
holiday
.11
Prinre
Hupert.
1
,
V
"
,".r?
mn'
V?il:'
Mw.
A.
Y.
Wilson
returned
to
r...uK,
anu
u.e
neiu
ai
,er
home
in
llemo
0.1
Fridav
nf.
Notiie
cotirp
eted.
Fields
are
sllll'icr
bavins
epent
the
past
week
lot
be
completed
at
Circle
and
at!
in
Telkwa
fi
11
J.
'
l
1
miua.
Airplane
Comes
to
Stay
The
provision
of
landing
facilities
af
so
many
points
has
placed
virtually
every
section
of
Ilia
In-letior
and
far
north
in
easy
reach
of
Fairbanks
and
the
Alaska
nail-road.
Mr.
Sotnmem
said.
Planes
!are
operating
out
of
Fairbanks
.ryniljirly.
carrylmr
pasxentrcr.
mall
and
trcichU.
Their
trips
are
such
common
occurrences
that
no
more
mention
is
made
of
thorn.
I'vcryone
has
accepted
the
airplane
as
an
everyday
faclr
In
transportation
h
the
interior
and
it
Is
there
In
stay,
he
said.
It
ban
brought
remote
sellleinenls
inlo
touch
with
Ihe
larger
town
and
Is
flaying
a
bte
part
In
reviving
the
Interior
mining
Industry,
ho
added,
Mrs.
j.
Mcliren
and
daugii-ler
Soidiia.
relumed
borne
on
Saturday
from
Winnipeg
and
Kdmontnn,
where
they
have
spent
SAWS
DECAUSE
guaranteed
to
cut
10
more
timber
in
aame
time,
with
less
labor
than
any
other
saw.
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CANADA
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CO.
LTD.
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jam,
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Tonowra
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to
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Dally
News.
'
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Dally
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mnturtiaqukkft
melhad
ol
ch
tlnt'lhja
tMUillat.
)-feral
mllllo
U
U
Watlag
Ihe
BjbIl
far
drcmlt
la
ttta
Oalrsl
CoU
Ibi.
of
the
gold
coming
Into
Canada
MOST
at
the
present
time
Is
dqwsited
by
tbe
banks
with
the
Government
as
a
guarantee
for
their
note
circulation,
The
Gortnmcnt
boll
the
gold
in
what
is'
known
a
the
Central
Cold
RtMTVr.
Under
tbe
Hank
Act
each
chartered
lank
is
allowed
to
Issue
it
own
iKitrs
In
denominations
of
$S,
$10.
$20,
$50
and
$190,
up
to
the
aiuotirrt
u
its
Paid-Up
Capital
A
restricted
extra
issue
U
allowed
during
the
crop
moving
prriod.
which
rtenw
(mm
Setitenit't
ti
Ihe
summer
friends.
vaeatkm
wbli'
Ja.
le.er
left
-on
Hatunlay
for
I'rtnce
Hupert
wMb
Uie
l.e-
ver-Hokler
exhibit
for
Mi'
rin
Ituiwrl
Fair.
Mr.
Uobler
iml
!oa
Hilly
wen)
hra
an
tin-lay.
'
"
s
l'lw
directors
of
the
Terrae-imi
nixtrlel
Fall
Fair
.Worm
Urn
iutt
on
Friday
'
etcniii?
m
be
Fair
huitdiu?
and
made
r-ranffenients
f
ul
eon
nor
t
ton
wit.
Ur
fafr
In
1hc
hehl
Ttnrdir.
'eijdenitier
srK
"nsblerable
wik
ia
been
don
on
the
lot
own-
nI
by
the
iKialunv
anl
sihml-d
nest
lo
the
ball
park.
Ntvev
ary
aeMmiieKlalbii
la
tteing
r
.atwel
in
mid
In
for
oel,.
poultry.
1c
wblfeli
'will
be
ex-'libiled
ami
judae.1
on
tli
an-irtallnRV-'trAfl
pfoperty.
Other
iiHdl
oS
ve?-lable,
frtllta,
do-
'leafir
"Inr,
flower,
elr.,
wi";
le
bo.I
in
tb
tAV.V.A.
llai:
Vritf
may
be
rlitaliied
n'
ibe
Terra
Hardware
or
wfll
!
uaild
upon
reijuesl
ny
J.
)
Agar,
ecretar-.
Mr.
and
Alr.
W.
H.
Allison
ttnl
datiirliter
Joyec
of
Prince
Hupert
spent
tbe
week
end
In
iwn.
Mr.
tkrillson
l
Indian
went
foi
the
dislrict.
T.
B.,
CainpbcJl.
pf
Kilwnns.i
vns
in
'town'
hT
Ihe
Weck
end.
Trioi.
II.
'lB4Jor,;
leller
of
U,.-
focal
ttank.
Is
a!
present
on
tohilays
anil
his
place
in
the
hank
i
beiag
taken
by
A.
Wal-
era
prMJhiiiiwach.
Hi
Iloe,
and
J.
It,
Harnui.)
9f
Vanootnrr.
lnsi)iclors
for
tl-.'
Itnhk
of
Montreal,
nntd
an
ntti
elal'
visit
'to
the
focal
lifanch
lb'
'asl
week
end.
W
Unit
I'ltmtafen-
n
iinlnlSvrt
rt
f
flirt
ftm'if
rep
nnil
llflllllift
liihl'
ii
flnA
.
bfblt
or
farm
prnduce
to
th
rrinre
noerv
mir.
Tl.
nnttllxm-
flpi.ilxl.if.
nt
f.l
ary
pave
annllier
ilance
nere
on
Friday
mailt
which
was
well
attended
and
Ihnrmiffhlv
nlnvn
by
all
present.
flood
headway
Is
beinar
rondo
on
Uie
Terrace-Usk
portion
of
Ihe
provincial
highway
front
this
end,
where
H.
I..
Frank
has
a
taruo
gillie
of
men
at
Work.
Soma
heavy
ro.-k
work
has
been
en-
ounlered
near
the
brldae
but
the
worst
of
It
Is.
now
over
and
he
work
will
go
along
more
ipiickly.
Misa
Opal
Cassells
had
tin
misfortune
lo
be
rather
badly
bitten
on
'
Hie
Ick
on
Thursday
eteninit
by
a
dog
owned
by
fmllli.
The
do
was
Irnme.
lialely
shot.
Miss
Wbrnry,
of
Chllllwack,
vho
U
In
charge
of
Ihe
Copper
"Ily
School,
spent
Ihe
week
enl
n
lown
ns
Ihe
iruesl
of
tbe
Misses
Maloll
and
Kalhono
at
the
heme
of
.Mrs,
Tims,
llrooks,
FeUiury.
P
tin
Uiu
ttesire
tit
issue
notes
above
tbe
amount
uf
thcif
l'aiM
Catat.
the
riUlv4tent
In
50M
may
Ue
drfwaitnl
in
Ihe
t
'erind
l't
Kcsrtvts
as
a
gnarantcc
uf
ieii(iiinii.
Prior
to
tlx
war
surb
s!
ipntrtit
were
frrrurnl,
but
during
tbe
war
and
for
m
mc
t
ime
M
trrworib
.
ten
tlx-
t'ia4un
tt4Ur
was
at
a
disroufll.
all
thipmeota
of
gold
were
.-w.iel.
Uercotty
wkjas.
inenta
of
p!
:i
.
e
tesuBsH
betseati
the
ImiiUs
in
New
ick
anl
those
in
CatvtiU.
t
-
.'
-
ll-.tHI
shipment
T
tr-
.:
td
tbe
burn
Xl
if
Koal
Itank
f
shtprml
in
stur
t.
ktv
ais
casWut
t,'0A0
tMwle
m
racb.
lite
k
thM
the
anglt
they
Wth
Ifn
"
PW
skbawiji,
.
mium
N
i
;
"
slamUi.l
m.
..
Ike
Unci
It
.
.'131
Everything
for
the
Bu'ltbr
LUMBER-
V
have
Uie
most
cumplele
diiiieiisinii!!.
hiplap,
fir
finiidi.
fl"
veneer,
etc..
in
Northern
B.C.
We
can
supply
everything
In
a
building
from
Onts-datlon
to
the
lait
piece
of
finish.
Before
buying
msperl
yur
stork.
II
'
1
pnrcs
are
right
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phone
lie
and
117
Steamship
and
Train
Service
i
.
rniNCC
nufUiT
rr
vscouii.
victosia.
lumt
WtOHHOar,
4.C0
pjn.,
ami
TMURSOV
aiwt
SUH0T
tlOJf
v-
-ssii'.'i
-
1
Hint
1
turl
Srl.
5lh
f
.
t
aurOK
wiomsdat
.
.
iroe
f.
t
STSWArtT
(ATUROAV
,;
..i
ataSSCTT
IHLIT
MONDAV
r..r
SII0COATI
INLCT
Ik4
SOOTH
QUttN
CMtOTTI
lsU
roftalfhtlf.
&
"
Assiiaci
trsins
icavi
emici
mupcnt
II.
to
am.
fr
princc
oioRoc.
coMOPrron,
wiMiirco,
Caasila,
I'nitml
Slate
Aatf
st
0(sa
SUsmials
lists.
l
4nsttsn
Kitiunsl
Kiprr
fne
'
'rrtr.
r
also
for
v
ur
a-tl
shipmral
Clt
Tksst
Ottlts,
SiS
TMee
Ais..
relets
SUM
WPACinci
VWSAILBiTi
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Const
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
Ta
tslchlkss,
Wrsassll,
Junssw
e
ksast
Sspt.
"r
'
To
Vsncssttr,
Vlttorla
si4
Sisllis
api.
PMINCItS
BCATRtCC
Campbsl.
niTse.
rS.
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V.AUrt
M
fr
lUlfQIIfi
fJlia
mwrni
'
'
A(nr
fee
sil
llasmsMa
Llass.
r.
.
sr.lt
larraslla
tre-
Osrnse
st
ata
vw
SUsst
sS
r
Atsaus.
frlss
'.
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UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
Sailings
trom
rriac
Hwasfl
(
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w
VANOOUVtK.
VICTORIA.
wssssM
?.
saS
Alsrt
'
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tl
r
VANOOUVIR.
VIOTORIA.
Alsrt
S,
Swssssa
,
Por
PORT
SIMPSON
snd
Mss
Rltsr
Osnnsrlss,
'ss
"
for
PORT
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ANTOX,
AlICI
ARSI.
STIWART.
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123
2nd
Annus.
R.
M.
SMITH,
A"t
Void!
Like
it!
The
enn
is
clean
and
conveni
cut
to
Iiandlc.
Being
liquid,
the
polihh
jjcta
into
every
corner,
and
it
uuickly
pves
a
brilliant,
dcase
black
polish.
ZEBO
LIQUID
STOVE
POLISH
If
you
prefer
paste,
uvj
Zebra.
MADE
BY
THE
MAKERS
OP
TtECKITTS
BLUE.
M
frlnts
RP"
p.
ML