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675
DENTIST
I
I
BABEL
IS
SEEN
IN
MONTREAL
Many
Curious
Anomalies
in
Courts
of
Canada's
Uiggest
City
IRISH
SPEAK
FRENCH
Negroes
Convene
Only
in
Gaelic
In
Island
of
Cape
Hreton
MONTREAL.
June
.
iCanadi.'v.
rrtMi.
-What
in
a
name?"
.iiDi
;a
of
the
Montreal
court
(eel
like
ask::;.
when
aome
particularly
surprising
i...
rulsUc
tangle
develop
to
snarl
up
-
day
routine.
Of
coun-e.
court
proceedings
ir
:r
bi-llngual
city
are
conducted
in
bo!
i
French
and
English,
a
was
provided
lo
ihe
BrltUh
North
America
Act
w
rwsses
giving-
testimony
In
which
eve
tnncue
U
fimUlar
with
them.
T
hen
a
witness
la
called
the
Clerk
of
the
Court
hastily
administers
th;
oath,
choosing
the
tongue
Indicated
by
his
name.
But
frequently
this
Drovei
n
Uuck-pendable
guide.
"Jean
Bapttste
Couslneau;"
the
elegit
bawls
lustily,
procetdlng
to
parte:
all
the
sacred
vow
of
truth
InFremh
a
a
burly
laborer
ateps
Into
the
box
IKIKS
MT
(OMI'ltllVi:.
'Sorry,
yer
honor,
but
I
don't
rim-
pronea
what
he's
saying."
Mr
Coumh-
eau
stolidly
Interrupts
And
the
whole
rigmarole
Is
begun
afresh.
Or
the
name
may
be
Patrick
Hogan
Patrick
Hogan,
do
you
swear
on
thr
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Green
Peas,
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lbs.
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New
Potatoes,
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lbs.
for
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Head
Lettuce,
3
for
23c
Cucumbers,
each
23c
New
Cabbage,
3
lbs
25c
Cauliflower
23c
&
33c
Celery
(nicely
bleached),
each
23c
New
Green
Beans,
per
lb.
...
30c
Fresh
Mushrooms,
per
lb.
$1.25
New
Bunch
Carrots,
3
for
.
.
23c
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Beets,
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.
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20c
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Wednesday's
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New
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section-
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lb
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.
.
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....
35c
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lb
10c
I
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lb.
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i
$IAQ
Trials
in
Montreal
often
Involved
the
Freestone
Peaches,
basket
$t.00;use
of
more
than
two
languages.
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S1.00
1
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!
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n.
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t
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urn
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:
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f
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20
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lb
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Special,
3
for
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T
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,,,
uiuu
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lb.
19c
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per
lb
39c
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Back
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per
lb.
29c
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is
sold
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in
the
piece
with
wrapper
on.
Positively
not
sliced.
Dill
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in
bulk,
per
dozen
25c
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per
lb
45c
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Ham,
lb
65c
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lb
65c
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lb
25c
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lb
.
40c
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Roast
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lb
'.
.
65c
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pkg
45c
Camembert
Cheese,
per
pkg..
.
65c
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Cheese,
lb
75c
Romano
Sardo
Cheese,
lb
75c
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is
a
splendid
grating
cheese
Imported
Edam
Cheese,
lb.
.
.
50c
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Cheese,
iJkg
30c
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Limberger,
V-i
lb
33c
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Phones
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211.
Ikstwyt
9L.
attlvdr
SOZZ2VC
fr
III
(OABJACE,
PMOMWpkgfV
BgAl
ill
I
ill
inTil
lllKlMfisBiassI
GILLETT'S
LYE
keeps
everything
clean
and
sanitary
Holy
Bible
to
tell
the
truth.
whole
"
"Com;
rp.(1
pas;"
.speaks
up
.the
wit-iif.s
hastily
"Frnnrals.
m'slcur."
These
complications
are
due
to
the
f.ict
that
children
of
a
French
father
may
have
ah
Ensllsh-sneaklnif
mother
who
has
had
charge
of
their
upbringing
nd
vice
versa.
Year,
aim
the
notato
fsmine
m
Jr..
land
sent
boatloads
of
Irish
families
to
the
nort
of
Montr.l
nftn
h.
r..r.i.
wcakentd
by
starvation,
did
not
survive
the
voyage,
and
families
of
youthful
orphans
disembarked
at
their
unknown
destination.
,
MiTlllVd
hi
t
iirt'Yf'ii
In
many
oases
these
children
were
adopted
and
reared
by
French-Canadian
families.
They
retained
their
Hibernian
names,
but,
associating
solely
with
French-speaking
people,
quickly
forgot
what
little
they
had
acquired
of
their
native
tongue.
Astonishing
anomalies
are
the
result
today,
when
Irishmen
speaking
only
French
are
not
lnfre-
quently
to
be
met
with
In
the
Province
of
Quebec.
A
still
stranger
racial
combination
existed
In
a
few
of
the
Isolated
har-
bars
of
Cape
Breton
Island
a
few
years
ago.
There
Scotch
and
Negro
settlers
intermingled
In
the
early
days.
The
negroid
strain
predominated
personally,
but
the
speeeh
of
the
Highlands
sur-
vlved,
with
the
result
that
there
were
communities
of
soorsle
definitely
n?grold
In
feature
and
coloring,
who
converuwi
fiuntitr
in
n..n.
recital
of
all
testimony
In
both
French
and
English.
but
thlK
U
often
further
Involved
by
a
witness
who
can
speak
only
Russian,
or
Greek,
or
Norwegian.
cnn..i
.
,.
...
uuutll"w
tasc
cans
lor
ine
services
...
...
a
ui
"r
BCV,!n
w:v.:i
,nwrP'
iiiwrurcim
ana
tne
re.
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;
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h
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if.
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r
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iwtan
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tiil'
ifiti'r
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iiiti
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ui
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a
i
e
1
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Tips,
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S
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Tomatoes,
large
15c!West
ls
not
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depth
because,
Medium
12V2c
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or
Peas,
per
tin
15c
Royal
City.
Pork
&
Beans,
large
,
12'2c
Royal
City
Pork
&
Beans,
Bmall,
3
for
25c
Heinz
Pork
&
Beans,
medium,
2
for
35c
Heinz
Pork
&
Beans,
small,
2
for
25c
Heinz
Spaghetti,
medium
.
.....
20c
Heinz
Spaghetti,
small
......
15c
Sterling
Catsup
20c
C
for
95c
Heinz
Catsup,
large
bottles
..
30c
Corn
Beef,
per
tin
25c
Nabob
or
Malkin's
Coffee,
per
tin
65c
Fresh
Ground
Coffee,
per
lb.
50c
Bran
Flakes
or
Shredded
Wheat,
2
for
.....25c
Corn
Flakes,
any
kind
rl0c
China
Rolled
Oats,
package
.-.40c
Swift's
Silver
Leaf
Lard,
lb..
.
20c
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S.
B.
Adams,
Manager
THE
DAILY
NEWS
CEASING
TO
BE
BRITISH
VIEW
OF
NEWSPAPER
Discussion
Over
Ouestion
of
European
Immigration
and
Effect
on
Citizenship
l
Manitoba
Free
Preaa
Nowhere
in
Canada
haa
the
crto
oration
of
Canada's
Sixtieth
Jubilee
bt
a
entered
Into
with
more
enUnat-;ar.m,
spirit
abd
ood-lll
than
In
We
tern
Canada.
Scarcely
a
community
on
the
pralrlea
did
not
have
some
form
eieoration
yesterday,
at
which
the
:ca
of
a
united
Canada
waa
exalted
Di"
nr-
nil
ue
arrangements
for
tbaat
celebration
not
one
Jarring
note
has
en
heartt
the
people
of
all
raeal
atocks
have
entered
heartily
Into
the
spirit
3f
the
occasion.
Thousands
of
these
people
have
not
been
barn
In
Canada;
thousands
of
Oem
may
have
dtRleulty
la
speaking
e
E'liiish
language,
but
there
can
be
question
that
they
now
ragartl
Canada
as
their
home
-and,
what
hi
of
more
importance,
as
the
new
homeland
if
th::
children.
They
are
altn
proud
to
call
themselves
Canadians.
It
would
be
a
surprising
thing
to
hear
If
the)
did
not
give
to
Oanada
their
first
loyalty.
we
imagine
that
these
thing
are
pretty
generally
known
to
the
Anglo-
Saxon
people
living
In
Western
Oanada.
They
hay
a
reepect
and.
In
many
cases,
an
admiration
for
the
peoples
of
other
races
living
In
thli
country.
They
get
along
together
remarkably
well.
Any
trrt
of
racial
strife
Is
one
of
the
least
of
our
worries
In
Western
Canada.
IIMIKC
OPINION
Knowing
the
situation
as
they
do
it
will
be
somewhat
surprising
to
the
f1'
of
We3t(rn
Canada
to
read
toe
opinions
and
sentiment
expressed
In
l8sue
of
the
Nouvelllate.
pu
mtwd
"
Thr"
Rlvtr-
QwbM'
whleh
ur,w
ome
conclusions
from
tne
re-
P"1"
of
pech
made
'
otta
1
,hort
tlm
go
b
Mlor
Wcbb
of
wln
The
NouveU1'e
:
lne
yr
i
Winnipeg
jias
pointed
out
emphatically
that
the
West
Is
"a,ln8
to
be
Brltuh
nd
thl
more
than
ha"
of
the
population
Is
of
forelen
orlgln-
Hc
U
on
und
ground
whn
he
lnjll"U
on
the
d4nr
wn,ch
t!"
enU1U
,or
Candl4n
unltT-
11
n0'01041
d'vllon
are
to
be
added
to
geographical
groups.
Canadian
tiiilty
Wl"
iUtJectfd
to
"de
shock,
EvcrJthm8
U
tending
to
push
the
Canadlan
Weat
lnto
tn
arm
the.
American
Republlc-J-ratlway
communl-
catlon'
nge
of
ideas.
almllaHty
of
lnnu'nces
of
culture.
geographical
Proxlmltr
nd
Identity
of
economic
Plratlon-
The
oaT
counter-baUnce
W
,uch
Influence
a
population
hold-
,n
,lrmlr
to
lts
Canadian
home.
Buch
condition
does
not
exist
in
the
West,
Th,t
part
of
th
tountrT
tot
e
Pa"
peopiea
uy
uprooted
aliens
who
,re
wltnout
tne
'east
sympathy
for
te
British
empire.
We
3oubt
u
MaJ'cr
WeS,J
6ild
thlng
,n
hu
"Pe0"
tht
would
lead
10
the
far-fetched
deductions
of
the
Tnre
Blvera
PaPer-
Ttie
mor
of
Winnipeg
was
urging
care
In
the
selec-
tlon
of
Imm'STsnts.
and
was
especially
In
Iavor
or
hav,ng
a
large
proportion
of
Ensllsh-SDeakinir
settlera.
hut
It
la
"
doubtful
If
In
dolnir
so
he
msrfe
n.
"
mr
vjihi
wouia
oe
aisparaging
to
tne
non-Anglo-Saxon
people
In
Western
Canada.
I'MOKTINATF.
IllKAS
It
Is
unfortunate
that
such
Ideas
about
Western
Canada
should
exist
among
persons
of
some
influence
In
the
province
of
Quebec.
All
the
deductions
of
the
Three
Rivers
paper
are
wrong
We
venture
to
say
that
nowhere
in
Canada
are
Canadians
.holding
more
firmly
to
Canada
than
here
In
the
West.
As
a
matter
of
veracity,
more
Ulan
half
thA
imntilaMin
nf
WMtn
r
Canada
Is
not
of
foreign
origin.
It
Is
.
.
.
..
.
.
gross
unmiin
to
say
t.nai
tne
west
1
"tnr
th.
-
i
-
i
WJ
vr
rooted
aliens
who
are
without
the
least
sympathy
for
the
British
emplie."
It
U
quite
probable
that
the
loyalty
of
the
'
"
v.J
nut
Lnif
rm
i
iiiui;ii
HU(7U:
It
or
pass
so
many
resolutions
about
It
As
for
the
statement
that
the
West
Is
being
thrown
into
the
arms
of
the
American
Republic,
the
West
can
laugh
at
It.
We
get
along
well
with
th
Americans
but
there
Is
a
virile
Cana-dlanUm
appearing
In
the
West
that
will
prevent
this
country
from
falling
Into
any
arms
except
those
of
Canada.
This
Jubilee
year,
Judging
from,
the
sort
of
talk
that
Is
appearing
In
this
Quebec
paper,
might
be
a
suitable
occasion
for
Canadians
to
learn
something
more
about
Canada.
It
is
apparent
that
thousands
of
Canadians
do
not
know
their
own
country.
If
thr;
did
there
would
be
less
foolish
and
harmful
alk.
bracktovIrment
in
manitoba
was
the
logical
one
to
elect
V
'
Edmonton,
Bulletin)
The
Bracken
Ooyernment
was
returned
to
power
In
Manitoba,
for
the
reason
that
there
seemed
to
be
no
Important
purpose
In
making
a
change.
The
contest
was
devoid
of
Issues
of
moment,
and
simmered
down
Into
a
choice
of
whether
this
or
that
group
of
members
should
be
charged
with
the
administration.
Manitoba,
It
was
to
be
inferred,
has
been
giltlng
a
satisfactory
miiuienunt
'of
i".
iffiiirs,
at
the
hand:,
of
th
tire.-
!JJLI
!-'!
i.;
--T
.writes-'
me1'
rl
crUPfit!
flor
-
am
;
cool
an-
to
ant
All
K'
.
Ac
by
.A.an
the
ent
Ministry,
and
the
voters
decided
hat
they
had
better
leave
well
alone.
It
Is
fortunate
that
they
made
the
de-
:lslon
In
a
decisive
way,
and
gave
the
Tovernmcnt
a
majority
whleh
will
en-ible
It
to
function
with
confidence
and
without
embarrassment.
Seemingly
the
moat
that
any
opposi
tion
party
expected
was
to
gain
enough
teats
to
make
It
Impossible
for
tiie
jovernment
to
carry
on
and
be
able
to
force
another
election
within
a
year.
This
proposal
that
they
should
set
up
s
dead-locked
Legislature,
for
no
partic
ular
reason
except
that
they
were
Invited
to
do
so,
did
not
appeal
to
the
electors.
MINERAL
ACT
(lor
m
I)
CKKTIHCATK
Of
IMI'HO
VKMKNTd
NOTICE
"WESTERN
HOPE,"
TRIXIE."
and
OLD
KENTUCKY-
Mineral
Claims
sit-
uate
tn
the
Bkeena
Mlnlns
Division
of
Prince
Rupert
District.
wnere
Located
On
Porcher
Island.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Lewis
W.
Patmore.
Free
Miner's
Certificate
No.
89151
C.
the
duly
authorized
agent
of
Prank
Patterson,
Free
Miner's
Certificate
No.
89137
C,
iniena.
sixty
aays
rrom
tne
date
Iwreof.
to
aPDlt
to
the
Mlnlns
Recorder
fnr
Certificates
of
Improvements,
for
th
purpose
of
obtaining
a
Crown
Orant
of
the
above
claims.
And
further
take
notice
that
action
under
Section
83.
must
be
commenced
oeiore
tne
issuance
of
such
Cert
1
tics
te
ol
Improvements.
Dated
this
6th
day
of
May.
1937.
LEWI8
W.
PATMORE.
CERTIFICATE
OF
IMPROVE-
MENTS
1
IRON
DUKE
"FRACTION.
Mineral
Claim,
Lot
Nu.
2340.
situate
In
Onn
Charlotte
rfl.l.l.a
Mining
,
.
j
Division,
.
,
Prince
.
.
Rupert
r
iwniru
uii
ixjuise
isiann.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
f.
Alax
Rnmn
nf
Lockeport,
B.C..
Free
Miner's
Certificate
no.
Z7848C.
intend
to
apply
to
the
Mining
Recorder
for
a
Certificate
of
Improvements
for
the
purpose
of
obtaining
a
crown
grant
of
the
above
claim.
And
further
take
notice
that
action,
under
section
85
of
the
"Mineral
Act''
must
be
commenced
before
the
Issuance
of
such
certificate
of
Improve,
ments.
Dated
this
11th
day
of
February,
1937
ALFX
ROOERH
REDUCTION
in
Prices
15
per
cent
off
for
two
weeks
only
Come
in
and
inspect
our
stock
.
T.
LEE
LADIES'
&
GENTLEMEN'S
TAILOR
Third
Avenue
P.O.
Box
977
ANGER,
the
TAILOR
We
carry
a
fine
slock
of
imported
Scotch
Tweeds,
Fancy
Worsteds
and
Serge.
Every
garment
tried
on
before
finishing.
223
Sixth
Street
...nr
mf
ideal
they
.
Ken0"
..
,e
dm-
tr,
.
Ion
dofi
kagc
pac
-
'
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
M
C
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY,
7
and
9
Saturday
Matinee
at
3
p.m.
HAROLD
LLOYD
me
IT"
ilu
OUR
GAM!"
CO.MEI)Y-"TEN
YEARS
OLD."
PATHE
REVIEW
Admission
Our
Sale
Continues
UNTIL
SATURDAY,
JULY
9.
SPECIALS
FOR
THURSDAY,
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY.
Ladies
Art
Silk
Vests,
regular
$1.45.
Sale
price
.51.(1(1
Ijidles'
Art
Silk
Rloomers,
regular
$1.75.
Sale
price
.
.
JiH.25
Ladies'
Art
Silk
Hosiery,
regular
76c.
Sale
price,
4
pairs
for
$i,M)
Indies'
Jenny
Lind
Hose.
Sale
price
7."r
Children's
Fleet
Foot
Slippers,
white
and
brown,
sizes,
to
10'
j
for
7."
Sizes
to
2
for
Itfc
20
per
cent
discount
on
all
Men's
and
Indies
Running
Shoes.
15
per
cent
discount
on
all
Children's
Running
Shoes
Jabour
Phone
GI5.
"TRY
A
NIP
BEST
PROCURABLE
ua
I
11,
BOTTI.ID
A
OUHniOJBY
Ttlariginal
Label
look
for
Friday.
JUJ
Full
MP
of
p.m.
In
-
i
n
Brother
SOcnnd
23c
Bros.,
Ltd.
Corner
Third
and
7th.
TONIGHT'
MOBUCI
Or
SCOTLAND
T.t
aita'iMica
o
Mivtwcaccwiivtr
duiow
scon"
it
at
th
Vendor's
and
Insist
on
unAnra
"Wts
T
FROCURA&LE"
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
ar
by
the
Government
of
Britinh
Columbia