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Managing
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and
Circulation
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-Editor
and
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of
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DAILY
EDITION.
ALL
WOODS
CAN
BE
USED
NOW.
93
S6
It
FA(!E
TWO
THE
DAILY
NEws
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8
jm
m
.ttw
BOVRIL
Repels
colds
chills
and
influenza
USE
PACIFIC
!
COAST
PORTS
TO
llKVU.OI1
.TRADE
RELATIONS
,
FOR
IIKITISII
(OI.IMHIA
ONE
,
Of
MAIN
OIULCTS
OF
VIC-
TOHIA
.MKETIMJ
WILL
URGE
UNITY
i
VICTORIA,
Feb.
9.
When
the'
.Foreign
Trade
Council
of
the
Pacific
j
Coast
convenes
in
Victoria
next
sum-mtr
it
1
hoped
to
have
representatives
of
the
principal
British
Dominions
pre-'
sent.
j
The
chief
program
before
the
con-:
ventlon
will
be
the
.development
of;
trade
relations
between
the
seaports
of
.
the
Pacific
ports
of
Canada
and
the
!
United
States
and
those
of
the
Far
Enst
and
Australasia.
The
question
of
co-operation
among
the
various
ports
of
the
coast
will
also
be
dealt
with.
It
is
expected
that
from
1,000
to
I,-
500
delegates
wlU
attend
the
sessions.
The
entire
coast
being
represented
by
financial
and
commercial
leaders.
According
to
William,
A.
Pigott,
of
Seattle;
president
of
the
Foreign
Trade
Council,
the
slogan
cf
this
year's
convention
will
be
Pacific,
Coast
trade
unity
for
world
trade
expansion!
"Men
engaged
in
the
same
line
of
business
were
competitors
to
the
extent
of
almost
being
enemies
a
few
,,.,
'years
.ago.
"said
Sir.
Pigott.
in
descVtb-
ttednesday,
reb.
9,
1927
jlD8
the
aims
ot
the
convention.
"Now-
adays
business
merr
solve
their
prob-llems
together.
Their
problems
ot
production
and
marketing
are
adjusted
by
I
men
engaged
in
the
same
lines
of
eri-
Woods
which
few
years
ago
were
regarded
as
useless
for
that;deavor
,n
n
effort
to
avold
duplication,
purpose
are
now
being
successfully
utilized
in
the
manufacture
of
;
iTcZZtnl
pulp
in
British
Columbia
pulp
and
paper
plants.
iheid
in
all
lines
of
industry
in
the
Several
of
the
large
pulp
manufacturing
concerns
of
the
coast
!
United
states
and
Canada
and
by
de-
have
been
experimenting
with
new
woods
for
some
years,
and
the
i
development
of
international
co-oper
tests
in
the
majority
of
cases
have
been
surprisingly
satisfactory
tojtlon
we
re
brln?ln
abut
business
ex-chemists
and
engineers
in
charge
of
the
work.
ipansion
that
knowt
no
border
and
no
According
to
nn!n
..
'
restrictions.
The
vast
and
growing
some
Piwrt
!t
will
h
J
years
to
use
large
quantities
of
fir
and
cedar
in
the
manufacture
States
is
striking
proof
of
the
value
of
pulpwood.
Hemlock,
spruce,
and
balsam
are
now
being
used
prin-
of
such
friendly
relationship,
and
an
cipally,
but
the
range
of
species
usable
is
steadily
being
widened
!
unanswerable
argument
for
the
spirit
as
a
result
of
the
experiments,
If
fir
and
cedar
can
be
used
for
the
manufacture
of
nuln
on
a
practicable
basis,
it
will
mark
an
important
step
in
the
industry
lIJEOTrD
M
DD
A
MPU
because
these
species
are
obtainable
in
greater
volume
and
much
VYr..ll
r.KIl
I
lK
A
11.11
mnra
okIIu
Ikon
tk
Di9t
.f
V,:..
..:i:.j
r,
HUUllllUl
year
the
pulpwood
logging
contractors
are
forced
to
go
further
afield
for
their
supplies
of
raw
material.
Cottonwood
and
poplar,
which
grow
extensively
in
the
northern
interior
regions
of
the.
province,
may
be
used
in
the
event
of
a
pulp
mill
Kaincr
o
c
f
1
KM
u
Vi
11
fl
noli
PrinpA
f'nnn.n
v
Dv!nnA
t.
O
I.
'
CN.lt
...
,
ii.iiivm
11
V.
Ul
UIU(C
Ul
1
JIUIC
llUJJCIk.
OUCH
proj'ects
are
now
aidto
be
live
issues,
likely
to
materialize
during
the
next
few
months.
CHURCHES
SHOULD
Y
r
'
'
FIGHT
BOLSHEVISM.
Bolshevism
and
Communism
are
being
taught
in
the
foreign
sections
of
AVinnipeg,
and
the
people
of
European
nationalities
are
of
co-operation
in
developing
trade."
INDUSTRY
DEPT.
PLAN'S
EXTENSION
OF
ITS
ACTIVITIES
ALONG
THIS
LINE
accepting
the
teachings
because
they
are
not
iriven
the
oDnortunitviarrl,red
ln
Winnipeg
of
learning
Canadian
ideals,
states
Mayor
R.
H.
Webb,
of
Winnipeg.
Pbl"'Pl-
h0
u
""J"1
the
a
.
.
....
.
.
1
flirfv
Mntal
iUtM
t
vH
that
tn,t
tCt
hm
IrtHitst
ndustn,l
rt
1
According
According
to
to
Mavnr
.Mayor
UVhh.
U
ebb,
thi
this
is
i
in
the
greatest
.rrnnW
problem
,-nMo
con-
"
i
7"
a4rry
','
"
WINNIPEG,
Feb.
.
The
extension
of
the
activities
of
the
Industrial
depart
men't
of
the
Canadian
National
Rail
ways
to
the
lines
of
the
western
region
Is
fa-shadowed
by
William
Phillips,
manager
of
the
department,
who
has
from
Montreal.
u
....
i
.
.
.
...
.
..
.
.
development
of
western
Canada
...,
.iw
w.fcj
'
hiiu
trivotuicu
a
iuciiai.c
n...,..,
niiiui
niiuuiu
suuu.u
iianicu
lany
suefc
imrucuiariyjaaHcg
nplA
progress
that,
with
.
41.
..V.......1
u
i
.tt
TI.
1
1L..
it.
.
.
.,w..n
J-t
uiuuoc
mc
tiiuiviics
m
tfniuu.
ne
ueuiareu
ma;
;ne
money
Deingi,
Xltw
to
assisting,
the
Canadian
Na-spent
in
foreign
mission
work
would
be
much
better
devoted
to
re-jtionai
Railways
have
decided
to
es-medyihg
local
conditions.
'tabllsh
an
office
in
Winnipeg
to
auper-
The
mayor
stated
that
foreign
born
of
Winnipeg
wanted
to
(vise
industrial
development
and
to
en-become
Canadians
and
to
be
treated
as
loyal
subj'ects.
He
believed
!rourae
the
establishment
0f
new
in-that
great
strides
would
be
made
in
relieving
the
problem,
if
the
lu"rte
throughout
the
west.
The
aP-churches
put
aside
their
"petty
jealousies."
-
jpointment
of
a
commissioner
to
take
I
charge
of
this-
w
ork
will
be
announced
rOMPI
IMFVT
IS
shortly.
Iin
rlv
Commissioners
of
Industry,
employed
1
;U"
to
IXJ
An
AU
ni
A.
the
located
by
company,
are
already
lji
Canadians
will
not
fail
to
recognize
the
compliment
which
nas
Toronto
and
Montreal
where
they
have
been
paid
to
Canada
by
the
"United
States
in
the
appointment
of
Mr.
'been
co-operating
with
industrial
or-William
Phillips
as
the
first
minister
to
represent
the
neighboring
!
Raniaztiona,
boards
of
trade,
chamber!
republic
in
this
Dominino.
It
is
probably
unique
in
the
annals
oft0'
Corameree
an
other
gncies
seek-the
diplomatic
service
for
,ng
to
e,ubUah
industry
on
a
sound
a
high
official
of
such
a
great
country
as
the
United
States
to
exchange
the
position
of
Ambassador
at
one
ta'cLdl
ft
reign
capital
for
the
lower
rank
of
minister
at
another.
genera,
pollcy
of
the
Apartment
Kecogniring,
as
it
so
clearly
does,
the
necessity
of
selecting.
is
to
asut
new
concerns
to
find
the
the
best
possible
man,
the
Washington
government
invited
Mr.
Phil-
location
which
win
be
-suitable
to
all
lips
to
consider
a
transfer
from
Brussels
to
Ottawa,
without
any
'
their
requirements.
The
soundness
of
obligation
to
accept,
and
he
has
decided
to
come
to
Canada.
Thethl"
policy
has
been
demonstrated
dur-State
Department
declared
officially
that
he
had
taken
this
course
i
past
three
years
by
the
fact
because
he
realized
"the
importance
of
the
position
and
the
great
!that.
where
the
dPartmnt
ha
further
servicp
hi.
run
rpnHpr
tn
hf
irnvpfrimpn
"
ctlv
,n
,u,tern
Canada
many
nw
Witb
Mr.
Massey
in
jVasliington
to
relieve
'the
British
Ambas
T
TVZ
sador
of
those
many
details
of
purely
Canadian
concern,
and
Mr.
have
enjoyed
expansion
and
ar.
now
rnnilps
in
uttawa
to
attend
solely
to
those
questions
in
which
the
on
a
firm
commercial
footing,
two
countries
are
directly
and
exclusively
involved,
it
can
be
pre-1
alctea
that
a
new
era
in
the
economic
and
social
relationship
be-
'PA
T)Ef
CIUC
tween
Canada
and
-the
United
States
is
about
to
dawn
with
con-i
III
Kr.l.r.lVr.
Numerous
complimentary
references
were
made
by
British
statesmen
and
by
the
British
press
on
the
happy
choice
which
Canada
made
in
Mr.
Massey.
No
doubt
their
recognition
of
the
compliment
which
the
United
States
now
has
paid
to
Canada,
in
sending
IMMIGRANTS
so
able
a
man
to
Ottawa
as
Mr.
Phillips,
will
be
none
the
less
hearty.;""1'
'
AT
"'ixsimi
to
nr.
oi-eneii
!
HCIUAV
MOKMMl
IIV
Silt
NESTLES
I
NESTLES
in
Canada
by
the
molten
of
NtslU'i
Baby
food
on
porridge
cereals-fruits
pudding
i
IIENItV
TIIOItNTON
i
WINNIPEQ,
Feb.
.
On
Friday
mom-
jlng
at
10:30
o'clock
Sir
Henry
Thorn
ton
will
open
and
turn
over
for
oper
jatlon
by
the
Immigration
department
of
the
Federal
Government
the
new
'
Immigration
Hall
which
the
Canadian
i
National
Railways
have
constructed
tn
;
Water
Street.
The
centre
L
which
wilt
be
used
for
the
assembly
and
shelter
jot
immigrants
making
a
stop
over
in
I
Winnipeg
has
been
completed
after
I
months
of
work
and
11
la
now
ready
;
for
Immediate
use.
At
one
time
the
building
was
used
aa
offices
by
the
Canadian
.Northerm
Railway
but
the
whole
of
the
Interior
has
been-corn
pletely
reconstructed
and
remodelled
to
suit
Immigration
requirements.
Thomas
Qelley,
division
commissioner
of
immigration
for
the
Federal
govern
ment
will
accept
the
key
and
the
build
Ing
from
Sir
Henry
Thornton
who
will
be
accompanied
by
Dan
M.
Johnson
manager,
and
E.
H.
Ourton,
assistant
manager
ot
the
colonization
depart
ment
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
sponsor
of
the
idea
and
under
whose
direction
the
changes
were
carried
out
by
the
engineering
department
Tw)
Kmils
You
ran
pet
QulMrr
(af.
in
'
two,
form
the
larjS'
plump
whole
flake
or
tin-
Iflff
ilalce,
rolled
thin,
anl
partly
txik(vl.
Both
are
of
the
sSinc
Qifr.U'r
Quality,
famous
in
Sfc
iVnfnlrieS,
If
tyoti
wish
to
make
jMjrrMge
while
you
ImhI
the
coffee
or
make
the
toast,
um
Quick
Quaker.
It
rooks
in
3
iiVniuti:.
of
the
company.
;
ihey
will
join
Mr.
Naden
who
has
been
The
building,
consisting
0
three
ppolnted
deputy
minister
of
lands,
storeys,
has
two
floors
given
over
to
'
sleeping
accommodation
and
one
to
Capt.
C.
H.
BabbJngton
sailed
for
the
j
office,
kitchen,
"recreation
and
dining
JUtb
last
evening.
j
requirements.
It
Is
"considered
to
be
-
the
most
modern
building
of
Its
kind
klr.
and
Mrs.
A.
E,
Duett-Jones
ar-
'
in
Canada.
The
second
flora
is
dlvld-'.ived
In
the
city
this
morning-and
will
I
ed
into
two
large
dormitories
for
men,
1
.ocate
here
permanently.
;
while
the
third
floor,
contains
a
num-
i
,
'
ber
of
separate
rooms
for
the
use
of
The
Deep
C
Fisheries
Co..
Ltd.
has
women
and
of
families.
Both
floor
1
rtrchaaed
the
Haysport
No.
1
and
the
have
special
laundry
and
bath
room
i
iaysport
No.
3.
In
Canada.
.The
aecond
floor
Is
dlvld-
the
office
where
the
Immigration
authorities
will
conduct
their
business,
rest
rooms
for
the
men
and
women,
kitchens
and
also
a
lunch
counter.
With
the
opening
of
the
new
hall,
nunlgratlon
trains
will
be
run
on
to
Jdlngs
close
to
the
hall
and
the
pas
sengers
will
enter
the
building
wlth-
Pneumonia
Left
Her
With
A
Bad
Cough
Mr.
W.
R.
jVnnrtt,
2307-HUi
fit!
West,
Calgary,
Alta.,
write
:"
Over
a
71
Mot
my
tirins
were
born,
I
bad
an
attaci
of
pnenmonia
which
left
ma
with
a
very
bad
cough.
Being"
under
tha
dolor's
care,
ha
triod
flrrt
ona
thing
nd
thrn
another,
but
I
coughed
day
und
night.
A
friend
brought
me
a
bottle
of
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pine
Syrup
for
to
try,
and
after
couching;
for
two
months
and
taking
four
six
otmre
bottles
of
rough
medicine,
I
gvt
rid
of
my
rough
with
one
and
a
half
bottles
of
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pine
Hyrup."
Trie
85c.
per
fwttle,
law
family
00c'i
I""
UP
onl
f
The
T.
JWluro
Co.,
Uwittd,
TonkUi,
VmC
,
Mlss
Barbesu
and
sister,
Mrs.
It.
S.
:atgent
of
Hsrelton.
left
on
this
mom-jg's
boat
for
Seattle.
1101
EL
AilltlVAlJ.
I'rlnre
l(Urrt
U.
H.
Uldlaw.
A.
O.
Tdung
and
K.
itDonald,
Vancouver:
Mrs.
W.
Hagen,
ut
having
to
go
out
Into
the
DUblic
;
anaradol;
A.
Flsk
and
C.
W.
Borwnell.
thoroughfares.
In
thU
way
It
will
be
!
rtnc
Oeorge:
W.
II.
Watt
and
Mr.
Mssible
to
take
care
of
their
require-!
cd
Mn-
C.
U
M.
Olggey.
Terrace:
nents
expeditiously
and
the
new
com-1
tobert
McAllister,
Edmonton;
Mlaa
8.
?rs
will
not
run
the
risk
of
falling
Into
Oudmundson.
Winnipeg:
H.
O.
Olsen,
'
unsympathetic
hands.
The
building
"mlthers;
T.
Moore.
Hyder.
provides
for
the
Accommodation
of
ap-'
aoy
-roxtmately
five
hundred
people.
!
p-
Kdy,
Kwlnltsa;
ifr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Ten
Years
Ago
n
Prince
Rupert
lEIlUl
AUV
9,
I9U".
The
blockade
on
the
railway
up
river
due
to
heavy
snow-
is
;
gradually
being
removed-
lA
train
reached
the
city
early
this
morning
and
another
is
due
at
11:30
in
the
morning.
At
a
meeting
last
evening
ln
the
Methodist
Church
the
subject
of
taxing
bachelors
was
debated.
C.
C.
Perry
and
Harry
Hanson
supported
the
affirmative
while
C.
Murray
and
W.
Johnston
upheld
the
negative.
Mrs.
Oeorge
It.
Naden
and
family
sailed
this
morning
for
Victoria
where
Dudoward,
Inverness;
r.
Morrison
and
P..
C
Garner.
CJJl.:
Ed.
Unger.
city.
LAND
ACT
NOTICE.
OF
INTENTION
TO
AITf.Y
TO
'
TO
UA-iK
l,AM
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording;
Dm-1
trlct
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
on
'
ne
norm
snore
01
cresreni
iniei.
1
Moresby
Island,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
n
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
and
wing
about
one
and
a
half
mile
from!
TAKE
NOTICE
that
James
Field,
ot
rince
Rupert.
II
C
occupation
Marine
Jrokcr,
Intends
to
apply
for
a
leaM
of
ne
lonowing
aescriDed
isnai;
Commencing
at
a
boat
planted
on
the
torth
shore
ot
Crescent
Inlet,
about
me
ana
a
nan
mues
from
ine
head
of
the
'nlet:
thence
northwesterly
30
chains:
hence
southwesterly
20
chiina:
thence
toutheasterly
20
chains:
thence
northeasterly
20
chains,
and
containing
forty
140)
acres,
more
or
less.
'JAMES
FIELD.
Applicant.
Dated
November
37.
1028.
LAND
ACT.
NOTICE
OF
iNTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
LEASE
I.ANO.
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
at
Nesto
Inlet.
Queen
Charlotte
Island.
TAKE
IioriCE
that
John
Dybhavn,
of
i-iiiice
iiupcri,
u.u.a
occupation
manager,
iuienas
10
appiy
tor
a
lease
01
lowing
described
lands:
ger
fol-
Commencing
st
a
post
planted
on
the
south
aide
of
Nesto
Inlet,
about
one
mile
from
Its
head;
thence
south
0
chains;
thence
west
10
chains;
thence
north
fl
chain
to
shore:
thence
eaat
10
chains,
more
or
less,
following
the
shore
line
to
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
7
acres,
more
or
less.
JOHN
DYBHAVN.
APPlcnt
Dated
November
33.
18S.
LAND
ACT
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION"
TO
AI'I'LY
TO
LEASE
(OltESIIOHR
In
Oraham
Island,
iueen
'Charlotte
Island
Land
Recording
District
ot
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
at
Fergtuon
Day,
Massett
Inlet,
Orsham
Island.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Powill
River
Company
Llml'.sd
of
Vancouver,
no.,
occupation
Manufacturers,
Intend
to
apply
tor
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
pott)lsnted
at
the
northeast
corner
of
D
L.
1571:
thence
westerly,
following
northern
bnunri.r
nt
(laid
Lot
to
the
northwest
corner
of
said
The
4
most
important
When
food
must
satisfy
and
.
.
"stand
by"
you
Mi?if
jH'oiilf
Iiflvt
to
ilo
more
lli.ui
Iwo-lliirils
uf
tliMr
nuist
iiiljinrlaiit
work
in
Hit
forenoon.
To
supply
this
incriiy,
tlicy
nrcil
a
lircakfast
that
witislirs
anil
will
"sIiiimI
liy"
tlicm
tlir'oiilioitt
tin
inoriiiiiK'.
That
is
why
health
authorities
urge
W)1
hreiikfasts
why
the
iii:itehle.s
llavotir
of
(naker
Oats
r;i:ke
it
the
breakfast
of
millions
of
people.
Its
delicious
taste
awakens
lazy
appetites
ami
Huts
promotes
easy
digestion.
Its
hulk
anil
tender
linm
assist
in
the
assimilation
of
other
food
and
aid
in
one
of
iial
lire's
most
important
functions.
(iti.iker
Oats
is
the
most,
perfect
of
all
cereal
foods.
It.
supplies
tlie
elements
which
liuild
tissue
and
j,'ive
enerixy,
as
well
as
the
iuiporhuil
vilaniines
and
mineral
salts.
It
contains
I
f
f
c
protein
and
m
carhohydrates.
For
better
mornings,
have
Quaker
Oats
for
brc'akfYtsl.
o
ilher
is
"just,
as
good",
for
no
other
has
.
10
years'
ex
periencf
in
gram
selection
and
milling
behind
it.
See
thai
the
picture
of
Hie
friendly
(junker
is
on
the
package.
QuakerQats
-
you
have
always
knouix
QuickQuaker
cooks
in
3
m
inures
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
Kippers
-
TIID
IIAIXTIKST
MtRAKPAKT
FOOD."
Smutted
Dally
hy
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
IM
Fllnre
Itupcrl,
H.C.
E
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
Halllni
from
iTIme
Rupert,
...
I'r
VANCOUVER.
VICIOKIt.
Nwaun
lUy
an.l
Aleft
IUy.
Or.
Tif'
3
p.m.
.
For
V.lN'fOEVEK.
VICTliltt.,
Alert
li.iv
and
.Swanwin
IUy,
rlr.
l'
'
.
lor
POUT
SIMPSftV.
ANVOX,
ALICE
A
KM,
-MTEtVAKT
and
Ns
Canm-rlr.
Sunday.
X
p.m.
.
f
l
End
Avenue.
il
M,
SMITH.
Agent.
prlnre
Haiff'.
Lot;
thence
westerly,
northerlv
and
easterly,
following
the
high
tide
mark
of
!
rcrgunuii
nay
10
me
extreme
easterly
point
of
Echinu
Point;
thence
south
esaterly
to
the
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
IM)
acre,
more
or
lewi.
POWELL
RIVER
COMPANY.
LTD.
Agent,
J.
Dougla
Wilson.
Dated
4th
November.
1P2H
'
LAND
ACT
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
TO
I.EASK
l.NI
In
Prince
Runert
Land
Recordlne
ni.
trlct,
and
situate
at
Huston
Inlet,
Queen
inrioit?
i
minus.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Robert
M
Cnrrl
of
Vancouver.
DO.,
occupation
fish
packer,
intend
to
apply
tor
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
northeast
corner
about
1,006
feet
westerly
from
miners'
cabin
at
head
of
Huston
Inlet:
thence
mni.ri,
0,1
chains;
thence
southerly
about
13
chains;
tiicm-v
rtuiirrir
u
culms;
mence
northerly
about
13
chains,
and
contalnlna
34
acre,
more
or
lean.
.
ROBERT
M,
CURRlE,
Land
ait
Applicant.
Akeena
Lahd
District.
District
nf
rSni.n
Chsrlotte
Island.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
alxty
day
after
date.
I
Intend
to
apply
to
the
Chief
Commissioner
of
Laud
for
a
licence
to
prospect
for
coal
and
petroleum
over
040
cm
01
laiiu
oounaea
M
follows'
Commcncltur
at
a
not
niinUn
.
4k.
southwest
corner
of
Bectlon
so.
Town.
snip
s,
Graham
Island,
and
marked
AJ.O.s
southwest
corner"!
thnn.
...
80
chaliu;
thence
north
BO
chains;
thence
ou
.iui
mence
aoutn
80
chain
J?
p2Lnt-.r
c?ln'nncernent,
being
Sec
tlon
30,
Township
3,
Orahnm
Island.
B
O.
A,
J,
OORDON,
l"tt,r
Dated
December
17,
1930,
NewSupplies
of
Mens
Clothing
nrrlvlng
rojtularly
For
Prices
nnd
tlunliiy
Don't
ForRel
Montreal
Importers
Third
Avenue
J.
II.
Miller
WIf,flf
BLADDER
SMfiTAL
MID,
.
is,
""
Lk
for
l
'