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'TWO
PROVINCES
BRJNdlNG
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManu4
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a
Saskatchewan
and
Alberta
Were
r
0OTOONTBE
ill
HER
MAO
IT
Dome
Formed
Into
Provinces
on
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September
1,
1905
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-The
two
Canadian
provinces
of
Alberta
and
Saskatchewan
attain
stheir
majority
In
regard
lo
ngu
.
f,on
.September:
jj
si
.next.
They
vill
then
he
twenty-one.
years
old
jas
provinces
of
the
Dominion.
J'rior
to
that
.late
the
area
They
noV
enihrare
had
the
statu
of
'
jerr'itories
admiiiilcre..t
ilarigey
by
the
Canadian
federal
government.
The;
uccasion
of
the
two
inuwiHcs
reacuing
ineir
majority
provides
an-
interesting
retro.
Sped.
In
1903
the
combined
population
of
Alherfa
and
Sa-
ikalchewan
was
tno.000
in
round
figure.
II
is
now
1,500,000.
TUe
.value
of
an
annual
agriculluta'.
production
has
increased
iit
twenty-one
years
from
abnu?
tNO.OOO.flOO
16
$783,000,000.
Big
Increases
.
.
k
II
1
v;.
.liuf
na
wneai
.
area
is.
now
nearly
thirty
times
that1
of
wenty-one
yqar
ago.
The
production
of
grains
is
nearly
fifl,-4jmes
as
great
as
In
l!0t.
-
The
'
average
y
(eld
of
wheat
in
twenly-
vmii:
jr,ir.,nas
Deen
over
eighteen
'-,Dpsiiei.lf
the
acre.
Less
1h'ar
i
1,000,000
of
the
C0.00.OOO
acres
,
Suitable
Jar
farming
are
sown
to
item
crop.
In
this
period
Alberta
has
developed
a
dairy
industry
with
products
totalling
in
value
nrore
than
$20,000,000
annually.
r'V'y-one
-years
aso
Saskat
chewan
produced
2C.000.000
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u.
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,
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tSjuty
ii.'
This
adyertircment
is
not
pulllBheil
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Uourd
cr
by
tiio
'
Gbvchunfent
of
British
ColumMa.
t'elee
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&
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Wheat
irrowinsr
area
in
North
nierlca.
if
not
in
the
world.
VhQe
wheat
is
stfll
the
main
crop,
mixeii
fanning-
has
mad.
apm
progress
in
all
narls
of
Saskatchewan.
Butter
Production
Twenty-one
years
acn
hutle
was
imported
by
the
carload
in.
10
me
province.
Last
year
the
creamery-
flutter
produerion
amounted
to
fifteen
million,
eiplif
hundred
and.
fiflv
thnnsan.l
i
pounds.
There
slill
remains
58.-
Iimici.ih'u
acres
m
aftalrhewa!i
;uabJe.ifiTc
projitable
fafmin?.
ine.e
iwo
younftesi
of
theAniw?
CANADIAN
BOOM
(GOT
GOAT
OF
LIKE
FLORIDA
Same
System
Adopted
by
Sams
People
at
In
Southern
States
With
Success
T.O.NDOX,
Aup.
27.
With
the
siichienuess
of
war
and
Mie
nun.:
lualily
ofa
parade,
n
land
boom
f
xreat
vsiirnifleance
fur
Mie
whole
of
Vitern
Ontario
has
levelopeij
tit
IVlee
Point.
l'r
sisters
that
form
the
Inderal
lonths
past,
persistent
messiye
Lnion
or
the
Dominion
of
Can-'f.-vn
aua
nave
reason
m
he
nrond
nf
i
uuiAM
rniA.;,.
the
robust
stale
of
their-pro-lPnmi!r
of
n
Imnm
-.in,,,,
n,.
sress
in
twenty-one
rears
.
Ii
i
f;
r
i
n.,..
.,!..,....
r
tjiau
iiir
i
i-iiiii.
lit
:iniiviiuw
I
bushels
of
wh.if.
i
n.i
i.,
,
..
.
.
.
V
cdiiiiaiwi
ami
reanors
in
Je-
mM
was
r2iZ,2:
school
i
leacliinj;
staff
nufra!"
voland,
the
upi
iian
refurwd
nuiiytu
III
loir.ill.ipsp
r4ll'ine
Ol
of
I
Hie
he
Florida
boom,
and
"
'
els.
t
more
.
ban
.
half
of
Ihfe
.
tolal!
H,e
city
yesier.Uy
after
spend-
.
he
v",U
known
i.nmucuon
or
me
uomtn-
mg
the
past
few
woeks
at
Vic
ion.
II
is
now
the
princiDal
Why
Home-brewed
Beer
Can
Be
Bad
Fl
YoiifH
ealtk
BREWING
beer
at
home,
a
habit
that
has
become
widespread
in
the
United
.States
since
prohibition
deprived
the
people
of
the
right
to
purchase
pure
and
healthful
beer
legally
and
openly,
presents
difficulties
and
dangers
of
which
those
who
engage
in
it
are
rarely
aware.
beer
can
be
actually
dangerous
HOME-BREWED
to
those
who
drink
it,
for
the
home
brewer
works
by
rule
of
thumb,
perforce
and
usually
has
no
acquaintance
with
or
control
over
the
complex
physical
and
chemical
reactions
that
take
place
in
the
brewing
of
beer.
Pure
beer
can
only
be
made
in
a
modern
brewery
by
scientifically
trained
brewmasters
who
have
at
their
disposal
the
most
modern
equipment
and
who
are
bound
by
the
most
exacting
standards.
THE
same
materials
nhieh,
in
a
modern
brewery,
are
made
into
pure,
healthful
betr,
can
,
become,
in
the
hands
of
a
home
brewer,
a
raw,
incompletely
fer-mented,-
indigestible
and
harmful
mixture
unfit
for
consumption.
Hut
where
an
ettablixhed
brewery
use
only
the
highest
grade
of
material
malt
and
hops
tested
for
purity,
the
home
brewer
it
forced
to
purchase
in
stores
imported
syrup
concoctions
f
-inferior
malt
and
lowrrade
hop
extracts
frequently
blended
with
synthetic
essences.
The
product
of
such
mixtures
is
always
harmful
to
the
stomach
and
ihfcestive
system
and
dangerous
to
drir.k
for
any
length
of
time.
THE
home
brewer
Is
hampered
not
only
by
lack
of
knowledre
of
the
science
of
brewing,
but
home
equipment
does
not
Include
the
elaborate
plant
necessary
for
nrolonzed
sterilization
and
filtering;
to
awure
a
pure,
healthful
beer
free
from
baeterial
infection.
In
beer
that
is
the
product
of
a
perfectly
equipped
brewery
all
fermentation
Is
complete;
in
home-brewed
beer
fermentation
continues,
and
continues
after
It
is
consumed.
It
Is
really
an
explosive
mixture,
whether
In
your
stomach
or
n
the
bottle,
as
shown
by
the
way
in
which
bottles
explode
and
tops
are
blown
off.
T
nt
?
thrr
fceol
la
th
trs
snppUM
br
th.
throurh
Uc.niod
prtmli
or
thronrh
aonnmni
iiZ
f2,r
natlon
of
the
ttomacb
towart
aldter
Uitl0B.
Bont-lnnt
twars
also
oHlr
eonUln
rnattr
o
brw4,
sto4
aal
agM
bri
art
fraa.
P"PW7
A5,h'"lVl
V,B
"A111
O"-
kom.-braw.l
baar,
'm
hl
hsPPlly.
th.
p.opla
of
Brltiah
Colnm-oU
ara
Jls'JZl
l"7.'?
t
Srt""--
o'
obtaliilr
p"co4
b!J?
J?,.?
Am1-au't,a
rawartas
of
Brttliti
dofumbl.
"i
It
of
?-t,t
JPP
wlta.arsry
faculty
for
tki
brawlnj
paw
baar,
parferu
nTC,
w.U
trd
a4
bauthrii
,
M
-
....
W
VUitor$
jure
cordially
wcUomed
at
the
plarttt
of
the
tntmberi
of
tke
Amalgamated
lihw
trxen
ef
Urituh
Columbia;
Vancouver
lireio-tru-t,
Uuuttdt
Rainier
Brewing
Co.
of
9"u-.da;
J.',tntilid;
Wftmt'iutcr
Brewery,
LtMied;
Silver
Spring
iSrekery,
Limited;
and
the
V
iclorw
I'hoenii
Brewing
Co.
Limited.
attraction
Weslern
Ontarm
for
summer
re-
sort
puriKise
have
prrvi.led
rea-
soname
?rounl
for
those
re
ports.
Now.
with
the
certainly
of
fate,
the
boom
Ii.th
eom.
nn.l
land
values
whirli
on
tlio
waste
frontnjte'Yif
I'elee
Point
were
twi
weeks
apo
only
f
100
or
200
per
acre
tave
reaped
lo
the
spectac
ular
heiptit
of
over
?3,t00
pe?
ai'fe.
Enn',neered
by
Experts
The
boom
was
engineered
bv
Florida
experts
in
accordance
with
latest
Florida
method
a:d
:
he
priiciples
of
mob
psychology.
says
the
London
tree
Press.
Re
jtorts
front
Pelee
Point
indicate
(hat
over
l,500,000
was
taken
in
hy
the
promoters
in
two
davs.
July
31
and
August
I.
Tin
steamer,
City
of
Toledo
mad
!wo
trips
with
a
multitude
of
'iin-hasers
from
Detroit
who,
on
arriving
at
the
peninsula,
staged
an
old-time
homestead
rush.
Priority
holders
who
had
paid
50
for
their
rights
of
pre-emp.
fion
were
given
the
first
ehani'
to
buy
the
lots
of
their
choice.
Line
Up
and
Pay
The
remainder
lined
up
be,
fore
open-air
desks
or
the
pro-moter
and
paid
their
mone.
The
.event
proved
ri.?h
in
dramatic
interest
and
is
noteworthy
a
the
first
successful
attempt
to
practice
Florida
methods
in
Ontario.
The
sellers
are
under
(obligation
to
the
new
colony
who
j
lieve
purclKised
the
peninsula
to
!
expend
3H0,00U
in
parks,
piers.
I
pavilions
and
improvements.
Most
of
the
purchasers
an?
residents
of
Detroit.
The
price
of
j'he
lots
is
said
to
have
ranged
from
S2,O00Mn
9,000
each.
The
ooin
was.
confined
lo
a
tract
o'f;'2G5
aores
at
the
tin
of
e
pfnitflfifa.'
"Moif
df
II
'U
wnnte
land
formerly
owned
by
f'.api.
Post.
The
remainder
n
orchard
land,
the
Htle
lo
wjiic':
was
decided
last
February
by
a
judgment
of
the
Privy
Council.
On
bolh
sides
the
narrow
neck
of
the
peninsula
Is
hounded
by
wide
sandy
beaches.
At
the
extremity
of
the
point
a
long
tail
of
sand
curls
out
Into
the
blue
waters
of
Lake
F.rie.
Alonir
the
weslern
side
the
(rovernmenl
hn
PAIN
frem
Bladder
Irritation
ftn
aaaa
by
8ANTAL
MIDY
Bawira
of
ImlUtlona
Look
far
the
ward
"MIDV
Bold
hy
ill
(inirmtK
Wllaa4
fc
Advertiie
in
the
Dally
Newt.
H.
H.
STEVENS
me
Vaucotner
Sun
says:
T
an
unknown
individual
nltendiiij:
lasl
night's
Conservative
meeting
in
the
TiraniHiew
Theatre
niust
go
the
distinction
of
havfiur
tin
tethered
Hon.
Harry
Stevens'
Tog
geuhurg.
!rofer
K.
Odium,
chairman
of
the
meeting,
had
assured
his
fellow
"
resident
in
Orandview
that
if
they
would
write
out
am
tjucolions
they
inksht
wish,
lo
pin
lo
Mr.
Stevens
or
General
Clark
he
would
undertake
to
have
lh
iiueries
answered.
For
an
hour
and
a
half
hy
the
clock.
Mr.
Stevens
dcioled
lii
tin
fiiliMded
attention
to
the
Old
Age
Pension
plan
nroioeil
by
hi
political
opponents.
He
raked
it
over,
ridiculed
it.
rent
it
claue
from
clause,
railed
at
it,
rolled
it
up
and
wrote
"N.
on
it.
When
he
had
finished
with
it
elderly
Conservative
were
trembling
lest
it
come
into
effect.
It
hesail
to
take
on
Hie
milwunl
attributes
of
a
sinister
plof
of
the
Liberal
.leader,
Mackenzie
Kliwr.
to
hound
the
aged
and
enfeebled
inlo
pauperttm.
Ills
fellow
poll
tieians
admitted
that
Mr.
Stevens
had
done
a
sood
job
on
it
When!
he
had
flnihed
he
w4fMt
his
perspiring
brow
and
vn
about
resume
nis
seat
wnen
Odium
nlaeed
in
hU
lmti.1
u
sup
or
blue
paper
received
from
a
member
of
I
he
audience.
Mr.
Stevens
read
it
and
wheel.
ed
about,
face
pale,
eyes
blazing
and
hands
Lretiiblinff.
W
ho
sent
this
uuestion
to
me?"
he
shouted.
Passion
wok
In
every
word.
The
audience
was
stunned
into
silence.
I
want
to
know
what
man
in
this
audience
sent
me
this?"
brandishing
the
paper
in-the
air.
"Will
he
stand
up
and
sar
so?"
.
man
at
the
back
of
the
hall
ndmltle.t
authorship.
His
note
read:
"What
Is
your
altitude
on
idd
age
pensions?"
In
the
name
of
Heaven,
'
man
Hut
it
wan
too
much.
.
Mr.
Stevens
tore
the
paper
to
pieces
and
walked
on
it.
SPORT
CHAT
With
drawing
t
Uieitiold-
Stofacrf
;with
from
the
league.
'
W
prospei
i
is
thai
there
will
only
be
Uie
two
Senior
football
learns
for
the
Hilhulv
Hun
aerie
which.
...
j
.
in
ts
announced,
will
open
on
Monday.
Due
perhaps
to
th.
fact
that
there
was
a
scarcity
oi
talent,
there
does
not
seem
to
have
been
as
much
interest
taken
in
the
game
1
this
year
as
usual.
The
sugjfcsjhin
is
offered
that
for
the
next
season
the
Senior
and
Intermediate
Leagues
h
reserved
a
strip
100
feet
wide
merged
and
hhe
talent
distributed
for
use
as.
a
natural
nnrk.
Tim-about
fti
i
Hint
inn
trfit
I
1
'
f
remainder
or
tne
land
is
ded
with
shade
trees
and
green
Irees.
The
side
approach
is
by
means
or
a
narrow
trail
ix
mile
in
lenlh
which
winds
past
the
famous
nnlon
beds
and
fruit
farms
through
dense
underbrush.
Rush
of
Traffic
The
sudden
rush
of
traffic
has
proved
more
than
the
shaky
wooden
bridges
on
the
Irai)
could
bear,
and
engineers
have,
been
busily
making
safe
life;
np-on
inches
In
the1
herilnsu'la.
league
miht
be
operated
inslea
or
Iwo
more
,,r
less
indifferent
ones,
thus
comminuting
n
greater
"hare
of
public
lirlerVst.
FOUND
FOUSD.
-pol.
of
teeth.
Owner
may
have
same
by
calling
ut
Daily
NVWs
Office
and
paying
for
advertisement.
FOUNT),
Silk
knitted
scarf.
Ap-tdy
Daily
ypwn
Office.
SUMMER
RESORTS.
LAKELSK
LODOK.
near
Terrace.
Visit
Lakelse
lithia
Hot
Springs,
LHhla
Is
one
of
th
.
finest
mineral
waters
known
for
rheumatism.
Good
fly
fislllnir
for
rnln
hnw
Irmil
in
High
Ti.lkelsA
InVn
nrwl
rlvor
Mnlnpa
Low
meet
all
trains
giving
through
connection
wilti
Lodge.
Telephone
connected
to
Terrae.n.
J.
Druce
Johnstone,
manaiger.
Vantedflr.
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In
advance.
NoAdvertisement
taken
fo
leu
than
50c
WONTED.
WANTED.
To
Harrow
93.000.
or.
nri
mortgage
on
House
on
two
corner
lots,
insured
fo
1.500.
Apply
P.O.
Hox
37H.
FOR
SALE.
200
llltl.
WAXTM).
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Hood
Hals.
WANTKD
To
rent
typewriter;
Underwood
or
llemltigion
pre-fcrrcd.
Phone
black
138.
502
WANTKD.
Woman
for
Iwo
tiours
each
morninir
for
llnhi
housework.
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536.
20?
WANTKD.
One
reliable
man
In
every
town,
merchant
preferred,
lo
take
orders
for
be:
etiMom-made
clothes
in
Canada.
Mistiest
commission.
Ites
Talloritw
Co.
Ltd.,
T.i-ronlo
(2f
so;
WANTKD.
Smart
bov
to
work
fin
Clothing
and
Oent's
Fur
nishinss
store.
Must
speak
Scandinavian
lar.uage.
Have
very
good
references.
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Ho
3S0
Daily
New
Office.
KlMl.MTI'HK
Foil
SALF1
Annlv
Mrs.
F.
Sloekwell,
17
Hay.
live
Cirrde.
plione
ltlack
I
So
20.1
HOUSEHOLD
JTHNITFUK
fof
sale
and
houe
for
rent.
Phon
187.
jo:i
KOIl
SALK
lrey
enamelled
bal
wiiiage,
ni-w
hood.
l.i.no
Can
be
en
al
MrMeekin
Orocery.
FOIt
SALF!
Qiolwi
wnlerfron:
properly
03i225.
Tvi
roomel
rurnisiieu
house
In
good
cindi
Hon.
Centrally
located.
Prle
A3.000
cash.
Write
owner,
Hox
75.
Pelemhurg.
,.ka.
FOB
RALF..
Ilancli
in
Naai
Val-
ley.
very
reasonable;
or
may
trade
for
good
gasboal
or
livestock.
J.
T.
Sauer,
Alice
Arm.
H.O.
FOR
SAI.K
Hud
nn
rnnlne
i.
first
class
condition;
line
for
pleasure
boat.
Snap.
lAppp-
liox
;iih.
uauy
News'
flffi
ce.
FOIt
SALE.
Hole!
"Ma.s.n
a
good
bargain.
JU
Jicalth
caui
for
selling.
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William
Hi'dson,
Masselt.
H,C.
TKN'T
FOn
SALE.
New
M.U
year
and
used
only"
one
weeK
Price
g;0.
Pullen,
Dally
Xexvs
15.00
PEH
MONTH
huv.
splendid
view
lot
on
Oraha
weruc.
walkers
Music
.si
a
m
ore
FOR
SALIv-
I
.arse
mn.lnm
imn,.
splendidly
localeil.
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Tinker.
High
.TO
RENT
THUKE-ltOOMED
House
for
rem
lurnistied.
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Summll
Ave.
222
FOR
RENT,
-Lars
en
building
ai
in
hum
Avenuo
East;
six
room
modern
flat
wild
bathroom
and
workshop
premise's
on
itreel
Ifoor.
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Hyde
Transfer,
130
Second
Avenue
FOR
RENT.
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decr.-Ai..i
house.
Iwo
bedrooms.
f20
'
00
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215
Fourth
Ave.
E.
MODERN
HOUSE
for
renlVlve
rooms
and
halh.
Mnnro
liros
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
w
-sr
w
v
Saturday,
Auflust
28
LSI
a.m.
lo.
j
17.00
,m,
20.2
W'rt
a.m.
5.0
23.32
p.m.
s.i
Sunday,
August
29
'SI
,a.m.
17.7
'8.01
p.m.
top
ft.
ft.
ft.
ft.
ft.
4k
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AGENTS
WANTED.
WAXTI.D.
A
Man
for
an
Un
usual
Agency.
Darwin
Limited
established
ID
years
operating
a
chain
of
Ladle'
Iteady-fo-Wear
Shops
in
MonU
real
and
Ottawa,
are
now
ex
tending
(heir
operations
so
as
to
reach
every
part
of
Canada.
This
opens
a
golden
opportunity
for
reliable
tnn
ami
women
to
handle
our
exauive
line
of
f.di'
Iteadr-to-Wear
Clothes.
Selling
eiperfcrnce
not
neces-saryif
you
mean
business
w
will
leae.li
you
limv.
Our
Fall
line
is
now
ready.
Our
selling
outfit
Is
a
real
'Fashion
Phow"
in
a
neal
portfolio.
This
won
derful
Outfit
s
Free
lo
relia
ble
representatives.
Write
one
tell
us
about
yourself
and
llie
territory
you
want
(let
our
amazing
proportion.
iteiier
do
ft
now
later
may
b
loo
late.
Darwin
Limited.
Dept.
35.
ihn
ois,
Montreal.
QIHV.
FlrsI
FREE
INSPECTION
Why
run
vour
i:ir
when
il
class
u-rk
(tnaranleed
SklllM
.Mechanics
S.
E.
PARKER,
LTD,
Authorized
Ford
Sales
and
Service
FORD
BOARD
AND
ROOM.
i
nut
npcrattna
properly?
Il
means
added
expense
later.
Oel
ready
for
rainey
ami
misi
At'nliier
niake
an
naiaieni
..i
to
have
rour
tnntnr
ami
limU
ip
in
Hp-top
condition.
by
Cars
Trucks
Tr-rlnra
FRANCOIS
LAKE
LODQE
Heautlfully
situated
near
Ferry
Landing
Altitude
2113
feet.
Camplno
and
Fishing
Trips
nrranRed
FIRST
CLASS
TAHLE
with
prndtre
FRESH
FROM
Tllh
FARM.
Take
a
Trip
lo
the
Lake
Country
'his
yar
TAXI
Je.
!!.(
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87
Taxi
(Call
Oeorge.
Paul
or
Oust)
Six
and
Seven
Passenger
Slnde
bakers
nt
your
disposal
any
lime
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block.
rro
from
Empress
Hotel.
500
MISCELLANEOUS
MONTHLY
EASY
RELLIN'O
MAOIfi
OAS.-
f
1.00
can
equals
33
gallons
gasoline.
No
carbon,
fluaranleeil
harmless.
Proven
merits.
Your
name
on
cans.
Write
quick
for
particulars
and
proof
of
Ibis
statement.
P.
A.
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A
Co..-
Alexandria.
Onl..
Canada.
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I
MRS'
EXAMINA
TI'N
for
Hrillsh
Columhl
t-ivil
Service
will
be
hold
on
Saturday
afternoon
and
eventing,
October
2,
l2fl.
For
np-pllcnllon
forms
and
further
Inrorniation
apply
lo
the
nearest
(loveriinient
Agent
or
to
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Service
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it,
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