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EXECUTION
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CIHMIN'ALS
'
It
is
absolutely
impossible
for
people
here
to
know
whether
a
!
eruici
given
in
lioslon
Is
right
or
wrong
and
for
people
at
this
distance
to
protect
against
a
conviction
is
not
in
the
best
interests
of
justice
throughout
the
world.
We
know
nothing
about
the
right
or
wrong
of
the
Sacco-Van-zetti
case
but
what
is
evident
is
that
the
communists
throughout
the
world
have
tried
to
make
a
political.
Issue
of
it.
It
Is
extremely
regrettable
if
the
men
were
executed
if
not
guilty
but
much
worse
if
they
had
been
set
free
through
the
undue
influence
of
a
political
group,
no
matter
whether
Communist,
Labor,
Democrat,
Republican.
Conservative
or
Liberal.
Politics
must
be
kept
out
of
the
courts
of
justice.
It
would
have
been
a
fatal
mistake
if
the
Massachusetts
authorities
had
given
way
and
reprieved
the
men
because
of
political
pressure.
For
that
reason
we
are
gjad
to
know
that
the
executions
took
place
and
that
the
authorities
refused
to
be
influenced
oy
Domumgs
ana
processions
and
terrorist
activities
in
trying
to
Influence
the
judges
or
other
authorities
Conserve
the
water,
keep
the
back
yard
clean
and
think
of
health,,
strength
and
beauty
and
nothing
will
injure
us
here.
ELECTION
TOMORROW
IMPORTANT
All
eyes
will
be
turned
to
the
election
in
New
Westminster
tomorrow.
This
contest
will
have
an
Important
bearing
on
the
future
of
the
government.
Many
people
have
thought
that
Hon.
S.
F.
Tolmie
should
have
been
the
candidate
there,
considering
that
he
is
leader
of
the
provincial
Conservatives.
However,
for
the
present
he
prefers
to
keep
out
of
the
game,
simply
managing
from
the
outside.
JJiat
has
little
bearing
on
the
result.
'
f
i
...
xpGruy
is
ejected,
iHs
pre'tty
sure
That
the
government
will
continue
to
function,
at
least
during
one
more
session
of
the
Legislature.
Should
he
be
defeated,
no
one
can
tell
what
will
han-
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EXERCISE
CARE
.DURING
HOT
WEATHER
5.
Prince'
Rupert
has
experienced
an
Unusually
long
dry
spell,
;
the
longest
in1
several
yars.
The
result
is
that
there
is
danger,
not
To
Obtain
Relief
From
Neuritis
The,
nervous
system
must
be
thoroughly
restored.
Here
is
a.
case
which
illustrates
this
pointi-
The
twitehing
of
nerves
anf
xnusdei
warned
Mra.
Mapletoft
of
the
exhausted
condition
of
her
nervous
system.
She
also
had
frequent
nervous
headaches
and
persistent
neuritis
in
her
right
side.
Only
temporary
relief
can
come
from
external
applications
for
neuritis.
To
realty
get
rid
of
the
cause
of
trouble
it
ia
necessary
to
thoroughly
restore
the
exhausted
nerves
by
the.
persistent
use
of
Dr.
Chase's
Kerre
rood.
sirs.
Wm.
"Mapletoft,
Mount
Force.
Ont,
writes
r
"For
about
three
years
I
suffered
from
neuritis
in
my
right
side.
I
hid
pains
through
my
back
sad
twitching
of
the
nerves
and
muscles.
I
had
also
been
operated
on
for
appendicitis,
and
it
left
me
a
nervous
wreck.
I
was
very
restless
and
uneasy,
and
bothered
with
frequent
neuralgic
headaches.
My
appetite
was
poor
and
I
sometimes
took
weak
spells.
I
commenced
a
treatment
of
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
and
in
a
very
short
time
I
found
relief.
This
medicine
has
dose
me
the
World
of
good
and
I
can
recommend
it
to
all
suffering
as
I
was."
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Chase's
Nerve
Food
-0cta.
per
hot,
all
dealers,
or
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A.
W,
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Medicine
Co.,
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EDITION
gjjgjfa
Wednesday,
August
21.
1927
menu
mere
unaer
nostrum
.Management'
i
(By
G.
A.
Hunter)
Yesterday
afternoon
we
paid
a
call
on
th
blue
foxes
of
the
KIhmIimm
Ma
ml
Fur
Farm.
We
found
thnv
to
be
owite
as
shy
as
we
had
expected
but,
eventually,
one
of.
two
at
them,
after
they
had
'
found
that
we
brought
good
things
'Stong
vtflhr
n,
became
rtther
friendly.
Then
we
were
abje
to
sludy
them
a.
little
At
clo
IwihI
and.
in
their
company,
we
spent
a
pleasant
hour
or
so.
Far
the
most
of
us,
it
was
the
first
experience
with
them.
At
tke
fMU
of
Ospt
Alfred
Swan-
"
WP
"
md
toort
"
cnt
and
tm,
are
takwi
by
the
Fftre
Rupm
Bo.t
Houw
poer
boat
tOKf
tfcemselve.
who
font
on
fee
-S3"
with
Oapt.
Htm
Berqulst
in
com-
M
taw
wlt
maud.
The
run
out
to
the
frm.
wMeh
xllo
uhQ
acquainted
U
the
cloeeat
one
ot
Ita
kind
to
Ue!u
f
nuj
Uut
h
h
city
of
Prtiw
Rupert,
took
us
Utjle
,
,
tf.
(nlmiI
th,
he
I.
Nor
less
Un
one
hour,
the
distance
betegj,
tll.
Ww
fox
seem
Mtfiethmg
in
tte
Behoarhood
ot
Hfrl,
,cUt
to
m
btm
Ht
to
.jmost
a
or
Hire
miles.
The
Kinahan
Islands,
ofi
Perfect
Uvce
which
there
are
two.
are
looated
Just
month
f
Vtftoy
14
tad
near
the
entrance
of
Prince
Rupert
harbor.
The
are
of
I.IKV
IX
t
OMMl
NITlllS
Poxes
live
In
communities
of
their
-
-
-.
-
.
rtirnl.rlv
Awn
mrm
rva
'
""T
T
nw.mm.
that
there
T
'JL
.
ZZJ,
JZT
no
lntne
to
the.r
own
lltUe
be
W
fen
them.
U
loested
the
heartquar-
..
.
fnr
ter.
of
e
fo,
thoh
the
ro
0"
tZ
Z,
run
st
targ
00
both.
own
group-,
in(
moum.
IMXX
ArrtUKS
.
a,
a,,
of
the
canine
SomcwtMt
dfcppolntlBt
the
an-
4
tre
taboo
ltM
(0x
farm.
Doaa
Muneement.
m
tanned
at
I-
runjhe
foa
ad
aometlme.
kUI
Urns.
tana,
by
th
tecond
in
command
we
tox
wU
ln
tnelr
com-1
farm
that
we
had
come
at
the
wrong
pnT
ali
ui
w
mort
to
ea-tlme
of
and
that
our
ehancea
of
day
ct,
are
,
anooTknce
for
the
teeing
the
foxea
would
be
alight.
Thing
!ox
can
deal
with
them
turned
out
better,
however,
for
It
waa
A
p,,,
chADf
ha
come
orer
Kina-not
long
after
e
bad
eettled
ounelve
hAD
ltUM
-nce
,t
WM
MUbiUhel
aa
on
the
beach
to
enjoy
what
we
feared
,
Jox
tum
A
full
two
oI
Und
va
mrtnz
tn
be
little
nw.t
than
an
v.
.-
.
.
..
,
!
o
v
-
um
uwn
kiwru
ug
la
uuuri
-
m
w
"
ordinary
picnic
when
the
firat
fox
that
tlon
w,tB
abundant
crop,
particu-.
We
should
hav
int
the
am
fn
.nv
If
,..
.....
,
..I
WKr
l"
tarly
of
poUtaea.
ceding
up
thU
year.
ini
.
T
.
"
c,
.iuiKi-u
u,trach.
Thto
waa
"ranny.
tne
cnam-
juit
trraa
have
been
put
In
and.
in
a,
nltr
V
I
KMU,P
ua"
lf
e
U
mother
of
the
land
who
had
a
fw
y
.r,
.be
a
.piend.d!
murderers
r
they
should
be
hinged
and
if
not
they
should
have
been
l
ter
of
fourteen
pupa
thia
eaon.
she
the
conunodioua
houw
"
uul
iwiuicai
uemonsirauons
snouia
certainly
have
no
place
;
became
t""J
engHea
m
carrying
u
tho
who
haa
Jyet
Uken
up
piece
01
tan
irom
ine
larm
uaMence
therV
with
hla
hrlde.
formerly1
to
the
den
of
her
pups
some
quarter,
Mu,
Eo(i
Denda
of
this
city.
Small
of
a
mile
along
the
beach.
Each
of
thetrulu
u
rajajberrlea
are
thrtrlng;
many
tlmea
ahe
made
tnla
trip
It
waaM
m.Hl
M
lukiturtlums.
dahlias,
etc.
necessary
for
her
to
pass
fairly
dose
to!
n,.
to
oulte
t
coton,
of
,lre.
tu
and
we
took
a
keen
Interest
In
her
ltock
including
nine
Cblnchlua
rabblU
mOTements.
who
are
boused
ln
the
pan
which
wat
It
was
about
this
time
that
Emll
;
originally
designed
lor
mink
tha,t
harej
Boateom.
who
Is
In
charge
of
the
Urm.,aat
ytt
nred
on
the
scene.
The'
returned
to
the
Island
from
Invros
chinchillas
are
killed
for
their
hides
i
cannery,
bringing
with
him
a
Oolumblc,
ln
wgtmt
to
the
jon,
whlch
,!
itiver
tuning
ooai
wnssn
is
to
De
ttBeaClinpsd
and
with
which
a
start
was
I
ln
freighting
between
the
city
and
h;
originally
mad.
mttng
with
faUl!
taland.
He
took
us
In
charge
and
gara'
t,
wbctl
qq.
nM
g1
us
more
cncouraginc
wora
vmi
c
iatB
tne
prn
(nd
mjled.
aU
Its
oceu-
snouw
e
aoie
to
come
in
lainy
cioeiD(.u
bT
blUnff
u,.,,
n-w.
.rk.
quarters
with
the
foxes
which
we
had
corr.e
to
ee.
Indeed,
he
was
right
and.
with
some
persuasion
on
his
part,
what
with
quiet
words
arid
bits
of
fish
and
Ing
the
blood
from
their
bodiea.
I!i:tl
Is
MIM'OT
"Jlggs."
a
black
bear
cub.
la
the
'maacot
maacot
01
of
the
tne
iarm.
farm.
He
He
haa
nas
a
a
pen
pen
to
to
I
This
i,
the
first
election
in
which
the
new
premier
has
led
.fte'nd
LeTn
"was
esungl
h'm"'
hh
"
"lth
f
him
tn
an4
Klat
the
Liberal
party
and
for
him
it.
means
a
great
deal.
The
result
win
De
watcnea
with
great
Interest.
The
stampede
is
coming
pretty
soon,
so
girls
watch
out
for
the
chaps.
MINING
DISTRICTS
CLOSE
HY
Yesterday
a
visitor
to
the
city
drew
attention
to
the
fact
that
the
people
in
the
south,
meaning
Vancouver
and
Victoria,
knew
more
about
the
mining
camp
on
Portland
Canal
than
did
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
and
were
more
interested
in
the
activities
there.
That
we
fear
is
true.
In
a
small
city
we
are
apt
to
get
self-contred
and
lose
that
broad
outlook
that
comes
with
expansion.
But
yet
it
should
not
be
so.
Stewart
and
Alice
Arm
and
Anyox
and
Hazelton
and
Sraithers
and
Topley
should
be
often
in
our
thoughts
and
we
should
know
a
great
deal
about
them.
Also
it
is
a
wonder
that
more
are
not
financially
interested
there.
We
allow
American
interests
to
come
in
and
take
the
plums
while
we
slumber
gently
and
refuse
to
see
the
opportunities
that
await
the
investor.
If
Eve
had
not
married
Adam
she
would
probaCly
have
had
to
take
up
a
career.
Ar
a
-K
wa
out
of
all
our
hands
although
she
was
...
.
.
'
I
aire
gw"J
MWIIW
ICTUU
UUiW
ai
naevntia
at
n
alianAL4tlta
VI
f
rwil
3
-
;
-
happy
In
hla
surroundings.
Jims"
waa
ood
intent
at
flnt
t
was
arrentfy
!
,ht
down
the
Un.rom
where
-IblUon
next
month
.
.
,
.,
.
.
he
waa
captured
and
he
has
a
atsur,
wanted
waa
to
be
friendly.
At
last.
...
,
...
,
.
.
..
...
.
.
.
;
Maggie,
at
the
plant
of
the
Canadian
Z
"1
.
J
.
.
..
Fh
&
OoM
Storage
Co.
so
be
.
.
.
,
.
i
alone
in
tnla
country.
I
"Buster,"
the
tamest
of
the
colony
'
har-
.
....
.
,
.
,
,
.
,
.
A
litter
of
twelve
piga
completes
the
'
Ing
been
reared
near
the
house
amce
he
....
.
llTeatock
population
at
T,.
Kinahan
Is
when
he
fell
out
of
,
fcl
hla
was
a
puppy
den
and
was
Injured,
and
"Rastus,"
one
of
the
more
bold,
also
came
along
to
share
the
good
things
while,
along
the
beach,
could
be
seen
several
of
Fanny'a
pups,
now
almost
aa
large
aa
herself,
emerging
from
the
brush
and
wondering
lf
It
was
safe
for
them
to
come
along,
too.
ONK
IHMllIKP
NOW
TIIKItK
From
the
ten
pair
that
were
placed
on
the
Island
last
October
when
the
Kinahan
Fur
Farm
waa
established,
we
learned
that,
estimating
conservatively,
there
are
now
something
ln
the
neighborhood
of
one
hundred
foxes
on
the
Island-.
They
.have
done
well
and
eight
of
the
ten
pairs
had
Utters
this
season.
Fanny
led
the
rest
with,
fourteen
pups
but
another
had
thlr
only
irom
fire
but
from
epidemic.
So
far
we
have
been
wonderfully,
teen
and
so
on
down
the
line.
Katur-
iree
irom
anything
of
that
sort
but
in
other
parts
of
the
province
'
l7
'
t"1
season
their
sktwr
they
are
suffering
and
we
must
all
watch
that
wp
An
nnt
nlin
.mVire
not
prime.
It
is
in
winter
that
bad
smells
to
continue.
Here
is
where
the
condition
at
Cow
Ray
becomes
a
danger.
However,
as
u.ial,
the
stable
door
will
not
be
locked
until
the
horse
is
stolen.
.
We
are
not
alarmists.
We
do-not
believe
in
pondering
on
ill
health,
but
at
te
same
time
we
must
not
be
foolish,
and
allow
conditions
to
continue
which
are
always
liable
to
breed
disease
and
death.
Luck
Is
all
right
if
it
comes
your
way
voluntarily,
but
as
something
to
depend
upon
regularly
it
is
not
they
coat
but
and
wear
the
hides
that
are
so
prized
by
Ml
Lady.
Mr.
Bos-trom
told
us
that
It
was
not
the
Intention
to
kill
any
of
the
foxes
this
winter.
They
will
be
kept
to
further
populate
the
farm.
land
These
were
only
delivered
there
last
week,
having
been
purctuuied
from
Bill
Miller,
the
weU
known
Porofcer
Island
stock
raiser.
Tbey
seem
quite
contented
and
are
also
serving
a
good
purpose
in
rooting
up
the
virgin
soil.
After
the
plough
ln
this
respect,
the
pig
comes'
next.
It
Is
planned
to
bring
a
horse
to
the
Island
for
such
work
as
ploughing,
ete.
The
Kinahan
fox
raising
establishment
la
owned
by
the
Kinahan
Fur
Farms
Co..
a
local
company
having
as
!ta
members
Capt.
Alfred
Bwanson.
Oiler
Beaner.
Veraer
Lund
and
Emll
Boatrom.
Mr.
Boatrom
U
the
manager
rf
the.
WK'i
nv
jShei
pprnce
"of
tbUfK-i
the
laat'feehtloned'
two
have
etach
day
s
work
cut
out'
fpr
Mm
363
times
a
year.
'
IMKTOOK
Of
SALMI
As
we
.left,
the
Island
following
our
Interesting
visit,
some
half
dozen
foxes,
a
few
of
whom
bad
ventured
out
during
the
meal
to
eat
from
our
hands.
were
scouring
our
picnic
site,
ap
parenuy
with
some
suooeas.
If
the
LO
mi
for
a
set
of
la
to
be
sent
over
and
will
un
doubtedly
be
one
of
th
emoat
lnlerest-
rot
:
:u
leauirca
oi
ine
entire
snow,
repre-
.
anting
a
new
Industry
which
seems
to
preent
considerable
possibilities
for
this
part
of
the
country.
TIM
HER
SALE
X92C5
There
will
be
offered
for
sale
at
Public
Auction,
at
noon
on
the
1st
day
,
-T
September.
IB27.
ln
the
ofHce
of
the
1
Forest
Ranger.
Burns
Lake,
the
Licence
'
XU266,
to
cut
40.000
Jackplne
ties
on
an
'
area
situated
about
4
1-2
miles
from:
Falling
Station,
Canadian
National
Hall-
'
war
Range
8.
Coast
District.
Three
f3)
years
will
be
allowed
for.
removal
of
timber.
'
"Provided
anv
one
unahlo
tn
nni
the
auction
in
person
may
submit
tender
to
be
opened
at
the
hour
of
and
EmU
Erlckeon
la
hla
1
uon
and
treated
as
one
bid."
Crt'.-rzii.
?"!
Further
particulars
of
the
Chief
Fore.
ter.
Victoria.
BE.,
or
District
Foreater.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
,
TIM
HER
SALE
X92C6
There
will
be
offered
for
sale
at
Public
Auction,
at
noon
on
the
1st
day
of
September.
1927
in
the
office
of
th
rarest
Ranger.
Burns
Lake
the
Licence
X92e.
to
cut
49,000
Jackplne
ties
on
an
area
situated
about
4
1.9
mil,
nr.
I
Shovel
Creek
from
the
Canadian
Na-
1
viuiw
itauway,
Kange
8,
Coast
District.
Three
13)
veara
win
he
.ii..h
...
salad
of
trhih
k.
..
removal
of
timber.
In
the
fox
world.
It
Is
the
woman
rm
.
"
"1
"
"Provided
any
one
unable
to
attend
who
does
the
work
as
Fanny
irttnea'
.,
'
""JT;
w",
v"
.
tto
auction
ln
person
may
submit
tn
mil.
.'.,,,
irny
did
no'
nave
fatal
reulU.
we
tender
to
be
opened
at
the
hour
of
wle
M
vui
ruaumg
a
ym
,,,,.,,.,,
auction
and
treated
u
livelihood
for
her
family,
the
old
manjour
fum
ft
;
I
.further
particulars
o
'the
Chief
Fores-
waa
at
home
standing
guard
over
his,
offrertng
and
consuming
his
full
share
1
of
the
store
his
inite
was
bringing,
'
n:i:niN(i
tiik
roxr.s
While
the
Kinahan
Fur
Farm
lets
Its
foxes
run
at
large
and
not
In
dens
as
ln
some,
places
where
there
la
better
chance
of
their
escape,
there
are
feed
bouses
along
the
beach
where,
in
sum
over,
their
food
Is
delivered
once
a
day.
usually
at
high
tide
when
the
food
ts
taken
out
ln
boats
and
carried
into
the
houses
on
the
shore.
In
winter,
the
fox
has
not
such
a
good
appetite
and
once
every
two
or
three
daya
suffices
,
to
feed
him.
This
Is
fortunate,
too.
I
for
rough
weather
sometimes
mskei
idlfflcult
the
dUtrlbutlon
of
the
food.
I
Fish
and
bran
Is
the
main
food
of
jthe
foxes.
At
the
present
time
the
cooking
is
done
ln
the
dwelling
on
the
I
Island
but
a
cookhouse
haa
been
erect-jed
on
the
wharf
and
an
old
steam
jboUer
la
In
waiting
to
be
placed
on
a
j
brick
fire
box.
The
fox
la
Very
par-,
ticular
that
his
food
should
not
be
burned
and
the
welt
water
Jacketed
boiler
should
ensure
that
it
Is
not.'
In
winter,
the
shooting
of
aeala
adds
considerably
to
the
diet
with
its
flesh
and
blubber
The
skin
Is
also
offered
the
foxes
aa
it
serves
a
valuable
function
in
keeping
the
animals
In
order
For
a
Ddlghtul
Treat
WRIG
LEY'S
NIPS
Delicious
after
imoking
weetens
the
breath,
oothei
the
throat
and
makes
the
next
smoke
taite
better.
""P"M
ter.
victoria
BC.
or
District
Forester.
-
i
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
"
Tf
iJftf
MI
j
TLMRER
SALE
X9I73
'
!,,'"
"
Z.1
orrered
for
sale
at
Public
Auction,
at
noon
on
the
1st
day
of
September.
1927.
in
the
office
of
thi
Ihn!.r:
.
the
Licence
D3.WU
fine
ties
on
an
area
situated
ln
the
vicinity
of
Trliealn-kut,
Creek,
Range
6.
Coast
DUtrlct
Three
(3)
years
will
be
allowed
for
iur
removal
of
timber.
Provided
any
one
unable
to
attend
;he
auction
in
person
may
submit
tender
to
be
opened
at
the
hour
of
auc
ton
and
treated
as
one
bfd
"
pAncVCRut-rtBB.C0r
DtriCt
Freter-
IN
PRORATE.
IX
TIIK
"l:l"K(nirRT
OF
URITISII
lD
01
th
AdmlnJ'fitlon
Act-"nd'r
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
John
Caddy.
Deceased.
InSrtite
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
III.
I
UUrratoArDot19t2h7e
taV
Tfi
5"'.
t?nfUULfam'
PP"Ir
verified.
I
to
me
on
or
before
the
20th
dsv
7f
S'A",!,t
M
"
PartleVin-'
debted
to
the'
estate
arc
reuulred
to
nsv
inw?wnt
of
tn"r
lnebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
NORMAN
A,
WATT.
j
Of
ft;
ai
Administrator
Dated
th.
25th
dacTuinS
,
1
Scientific
Accurate
ODE
INSTALLFQ
McClary's
are
the
only
Canadian
members
of
tlie
National
Warm
Air
Heating
and
Ventilaiing
Association
a
body
of
leading
nunuf.tur
en
wlw
have
adopted
a
xtrit-title
code
for
installing
warm
air
furnaces,
liy
insisting
on
a
NkOary's
"Code
InitsUfd"
SunJiine
Furnace
you
are
guaranteed
a
heating
rystrni
which
rokts
less
to
buy
and
lets
to
maintain
than
mora
rlalmrate
yet
less
ffitive
rys-tenis
yrt
wo!drs
70
degrees
of
heat
in
every
rooui.
XIOST
Iiome
owners
heap
abuse
on
their
furnace.
To
St
attributed
high
fuel
bills,
coughs
and
coldi,
dully
fo
temperatures
Yet
the
furnace
U
seldom
to
Uame.
Its
inefficiency
it
umuQy
A
tL'nUrt
iiuialUiiort.
Irierl)f
installed
warm
air
is
the
an
rfiojvt
healing
system
obtainaUe.
Yet
even
tlx
best
warm
air
funurn
Una
iiM-liicient
ami
waitful
if
they
are
not
installed
According
to
Stands
taj
''Code
f
nsMnrd"
nwinl
ilut
your
ystem
is
pbnned
by
npmi
stcsri
Inc
to
tried
and
roven
scienlific
rimiplrs.
It
guaraiitres
llic
nanl
JwJiIJJ
elUirnt
and
ecunomical
licsting
lant
your
honist
can
jKvuaunodur
r,0
warn,
air
heating
(o
a
Jan
lar
and
above
tlwt
of
any
btiirr
ly
U
Ua
system
in
die
country.
m
Sttfithin
rrta.
It
ltmh
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vuusUf
tar
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mm
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lit
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ill
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lnrtllJ"
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lfui
Uili
will
giv
Utm-Utrng
MlUfalCti.
MAIL
THIS
COUPON
TUB
MCtvMV
MKJ.
CO,
IONlKN
fATIACA.
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f4
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MM
ml
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MC
!-.
tmi
ImIaIU
ImiUi
turft44
MtatJilig
M
SM4jra
taAh
U,mm
SUNSHINE
FURNACE
Can
Also
be
Fitted
With
MILES
AUTOMATIC
FURNACE
FAN
Where
ifeoossi
DENTIST
Dr.
J.
R.
Gosse
Helgerson
Block
X-RAY
SERVICE
9
a.ttiM6G
m.
.
'
Phone
686
Evening
Appointmcnu
PARRIC
DECORATION
WITH
P
AI
NT
EX
For
Home
Decoration,
Costumes
find
Acresorie
We
are
offerintr
a
Gift
Set
of
Palntex,
pe
'pr.
the
fancy
work
section
of
the
Rupert
Exhibition,
'
10th,
for
the
best
specimen
of
this
work.
SEE
DISl'LAV
IN
OUR
WINDOWS
All
Information
may
be
obtained
from
our
faff
H.
S..
Wallace.
Co.,
Ltd.
n
I
k
r..li.
"
venue
iinu
i.mtuiu-
ry
UNDER
NEW
MANAGEMENT
CENTRAL
HOTEL
The
place
called
"Home"
120
Rooms,
American,
and
European
Plan
Water,
llus
meets
all
trains
and
boats.
Sample
Room
Phone
51.
Hot
I.
Martin,
.ndCiJ