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Saturday,
Jan.
15,
1927
BRUCE
OPENS
SERIOUS
QUESTION.
The
one
outstanding
feature
of
the
public
utterances
in
Can-
nrln
nf
Premier
tlfiifA
A
A..o4wnl:
-
ti.
i
i
,
.
...aa.ax..
ut
nusuaiiii
was
ins
j)ersisient
ex
n
o
fl
a
l
i
o
n
,
remier
Bruce
might
have
talked
a
little
bit
too
loud
to
be
polite,
j
"ia
ones
views,
)t
nas
been
at
least
refreshing
to
get
the
poinU
of
view
of
these
two
leaders
of
oth'er
Dominions.
Their
visits
have
been
much
appreciated
by
Canada.
QUEBEC
AND
THE
EMPIRE.
Perhaps
there
Is
something
more
than
unselfish
zeal
for
Britain
a
welfare
in
the
anxiety
of
FrenchCanadian
Quebec
for
the
preservation
of
the
Empire
tie
as
expressed
in
the
legislature
of
that
province
by
both
the
Premier
and
the
Leader
of
the
Opposition,
It
looks
a
little
as
if
Quebec
wants
In
tnnv
nww04
t.
ir.
-
j"vcvnuu
ui
mc
union
.
...
.
.
Jack
without
being
overly
,
anxious
to
rise
..auuo
iu
hoc
to
iu
its
lis
defence
ueience
in
in
time
lime
01
ofi
nil
CSS.
SI
adlan
writers
which
were
to
be
used
as
a
text
book
In
the
schools.
Charles
a.
D.
Roberta
submitted
a
manuscript
which
was
later
rejected
because
the
department
thought
that
It
was
so
Interesting
that
the
children
would
neglect
their
other
studies
in
preference
for
It.
Even
In
the
fair
province
of
British
Columbia
at
the
present
-time,
the
subject
of
CanadUn
History
had
been
taken
off,
the
entrance
examination
papers
and
frnade
an
optional
subject
for
atu-dents.
.MOST
KNTKKT.slMMI
Tfii
recital
was
.nost
enterUlnlng
and
the
speaker
was
accorded
a
eeneroua
amount
of
applause
by
hla
hearers
who
seemed
to
enjoy
his
numerous
witti
cisms
as
well
as
his
lntereitlne
nor-
trayal
of
Canadian
l.'fe
and
Ideal.
D.
H.
Hartness
acted
as
chairman
and.
during
the
evening,
vocal
solos
were
rendered
by
Mra.
H.
C.
Fraser
and
J.
E.
Davv.
imnnninlMi
v.
w
r
n
.
.
a
"
j
."m
aai
a.
11.
ivus.
aim
Mra.
H.
C.
Fraser.
j
Mr.
McRaye
will
lecture
In
Anyox
on
I
Monday
and
return
here
and
then
leave
for
Hszelton
and
Prince
Oeorge.
returning
south
to
Vancouver
by
rail
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
J.tMMRY
1.1.
191T,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Leo
Waugh
arrived
from
the
south
yesterday
afternoon
on
the
Princess
Sophia.
P.
Loreiuen?
dl
assessor,
auhmitfrrf
his
annual
report,
last
evening,
the
same
being
received
and
filed.
Thlsj
year
mere
is
a
decrease
of
2.198,219
from;
the
preceding
year
or
about
lflii
"
Aptr
cent
less
than
the
1810
assessment.
J
.
There
is
keen
Interest
locally
as
to
the
formation
of
the
police
and
license
boards
for
the
year
1917.
Mrs.
Dj,
C.
Strang
and
child
left
for
an
"""a"1
tr'P
itwday
to
Australia.
VHIS
DAILY
NEWS
Suturdav.
JuKua.
'9?
'
Walter
McRaye,
Noted
Lecturer,
uepiores
lock
or
Appreciation
for
Literature
of
Canadians
Deploring
the
lack
of
appreciation
for
Canadian
literature
and
the
apathy
of
Canadian
Clubs
in
not
putting
over
propaganda
in
this
regard,
not
only
because
it
was
Canadian
but
because
it
was
also
worth
while,
Walter
McRaye,
well
known
Canadian
lecturer
and
entertainer,
concluded
a
fine
address
and
program
of
entertainment
last
evening
in
the
auditorium
of
the
Booth
Memorial
School.
The
nnrlfrrtrlitm
ina
M'a.11
flllaail
til
trreot
M
MT?nv.
nnflup
tViu
micninau
J
it
lata.
t.ta
a
.
...
"va.
aaaav.
v.
aj
.
.
.'.a
..,
j
miium
nv
t
M
.7
f
V
t.
ia
of
the
Ptrent-Teacher
organization
on
his
second
oublic
appearance
in
Prince
Rupert.
The
program
included
the
reading
of
selections
from
such
well
known
Canadian
author
i
i
.i.
.
.
M
Henry
Drummond.
Pauline
Johnson.
;
wwe
Mrs
strana'
mother
la
located.
,
Hobcrt
W.
Service.
Charles
O.
D.
t
noberts,
Arthur
Strtnger.
Marjorle
Pick-
8
lrwln
chlef
forMt
taT
,thall
and
WlUon
McDonald,
the
reclta.
Pr)nce
Rupm
dlBtrlct
r(turnec,
tn,
;
lions
being
Interspersed
with
personal
clty
yest,r(iay
from
Victoria
where
he
.M.i,
v......
v...
.....
WM
callf1
on
departmental
business.
Canadian
stage.
.
.
Mr.
McRaye.
as
the
first
reader
of
ffNf
TTmrn
UinilT
Drummond
works,
was
particularly
,
1
1
1
I
JVI
U
V
IV
MlV
pleasing
In
his
happy
Interpretations
of
111
II
Vli
10
llLl
1
1
French
Canadian
life
and
mannerisms
and
pictured
the
various
moods
and
temperaments
of
"the
habitant"
In
a
very
dellzhtful
wav.
He
also
anoeared
t
to
advantage
In
his
rendering
of
Pauline
John.ion
s
"Ballad
or
Yada
which
was
the
last
poem
she
write
and
which
had
!
for
it
setting
the
Queen
Charlotte
!
i
lands.
His
versatility
was
shown
by
the
manner
in
which
he
turned
from
HEAD
OF
SCOTS
KLKC'TLII
I'KKMItKNT
Ol'
ST.
AN-
IHtKH'S
SOCIKTY
T
SK.MI-
vr..i:i.Y
c.i:m:ki.
mi:i:tini
I.AM
NKillT
Ella
Carman
to
.Robert
W.
Service
and
I
Jmes
S.
Irvine
was
elected
prtslden
then
back
to
Charles
O.
D.
RaberU
te-
1
01
e
St.
Andrew's
Society
for
the
en
lections
elvlnir
an
lnternrrtatlon
which
suing"
term
of
office
at
a
aeneral
mee.
w'as
both
diversified
and
resourceful.
,
lng
of
the
Society
which
waa
held
latt
Whether
reminiscent
or
critical
he
waarnignt.
able
to
carry
his
audience
with
his
sym-!
The
list
of
officers
chosen
was
pathetic
appreciation
of
Canadian
pro-
follows:
blems
and
his
unbounded
enthusiasm
for
'
Honorary
President
Malor-Oeneral
J
the
.Canadian
future.
;W.
Stewart
t'AXAHA's
LITKKATt
itK
;
Honorary
Vice-president.
Major
John
In
speaking
of
the
birth
of
Canadian
j
Mcoregpr,
V.C.
literature,
the
speaker
took
his
hearers
President.
James
S
back
to
the
old
province
of
Nova
Scotia
to
the
village
of
Port
Royal
when.
In
-Anfi
arr
T
Hnurlnta
frlnri
nf
Ramliel
fl
fTriamrtlaln
th
PrnrH
v
-
1
I
nlorer
u-rnta.
tb
flMrt
rlmma
TVi
rirt
r
priming
'
press
in
tanaaa
also
appeared
"
i
In
this
old
province
by
the
sea
In
the
Irvine.
First
Vice-president.
Howard
Steen.
Second
Vice-president,
W.
Anderson.
Treasurer.
A.
A.
Connon.
Secretary.
J.
J.
Little.
Warden.
J.
McLean.
Auditors
R.
Davey
an!
W.
Barton
Executive
A.
Clapperton.
Ben
renru
voiced
wherever
he
anol-P.
th.it
tr,i
n,,m!r,?
.t,M
....
Inth
century.
In
IT76
Benjamin
,
son.
Oeorge
Scott.
James
Black,
and
i
..
I
u.u
auiuc
jis
rc-
;Fran;tiln
Kat
4
prmuug
pxe,
type
and,
James
Haddon.
s)onsibiIilies
in
the
matter
of
its
own
if
not
Imperial
defence.
The
I
paper
to
Montreal
m
an
endeavor
to
en-1
Australian
Premier
indicated
by
his
words
that
he
was
ait
the
sympathy
of
the
people
in
thejnnin
VUIIJUIA
hope
for
the
future
peace
of
the
world.
In
fact
seemed
to
forsee
danger
and
uprising
in
many
directions.
If
hi
predictions
are
accepted
it
will
naturally
follow
that
his
advice
as
to
defence
should
be
accepted.
Canada
will
probably
give
serious
thought
to
his
advice
and
it
is
to
be
hoped
that
any
action
which
ma
V
ensue
will
lip
fnnnrloH
nn
nnmimnii.
,.;.!..
f
.
,
American
war
against
cngiana.
Wh'n
wntn
"""vu
1111411111.1,11
staunch
Imperialist
and
it
be
judged
from
his
'"I
JI15111?1,
"?Und-
may
'
1
fc
"i"
"is
general
general
tone
tone
that
mat
i,
Lake
,
...
,
crosetng
Champlaln
the
press,
print
r
ne
ho
hnlria
noias
tiffin
nuie
km..
U
t..l.
a
.1
......
i
and
paper
went
into
the
water.
rnJi
and
trn
m-r
TrnvrA
hut
Thei
the!
paper
was
lost.
Upon
arrival
in
Mon-1
tU.
"war
Larten
U
New
rrrldfiit
-
....
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
I
.
.
.1
.
.
.
.
uci
me
jjarr
waa
puDiisnea
on.
me
1
back
of
blue
wall
paper
which
also
sup-
j
pi.ru
wie
inauuaczipt
lur
our
iirsi
Doou
printed
In
this
part
of
Oanada.
The
v
,
-..-......uB
vU.ia,uC,rtuo.i
01
a
serious
jnext
year
found
Kingston
wlih
a
prlnt-
question
and
not
on
divergent
view
formulated
for
political
ex-j'11?
Pr
the
first
book
to
be
pediency
or
argument.
published
In
Upper
Canada
appeared
at
In
contrast
to
Premier
Bruce,
it
I.
to
be
noted
that
Premier
j
2
TuTTLVZ
Loates
of
New
Zealand
takes
the
stand
that
Canada's
defence
is'e1
bT
win'iam
Ljron
MeKenzie.
grand-
none
01
nis
anair.
There
will
be
many
Canadians
who
will
annre-
Mackenzie
King,
the
SiK?
S
"ne.
at
tl,e
time
ITTlVl
1
.
r,
thSf:
....v,
m
same
.aaiiic
1.1111c
thinking
llllllnjllg
that
I
adjan
novel
"
by
-
William
Klrby
J
en-
Touching
upon
w1
the
-"c
aubject
uujc
m
of
Cana
iana-
The
French-Canadian
eninv
nnA.raA
i.
n
idlan
hlstorv.
the
ivik,r
tniri
nf
hn
i-avufctu
luiuicjjca
unuer
tne
'
'
dominion
of
Great
Britain
that
they
would
probably
lose
if
this'"
one
Ume
,n
the
gre,t
PrOTln
INSTALS
OFFICERS
I'rrM-ntalliin
Made
to
O.
.
Julin-
mhi
l.u.t
M(ht
Offlcers
of
the
Valhalla
Uxlge
were
installed
last
night
as
follows:
President,
Oscar
Larsen.
Vice-President.
Mrs.
B.
Johnson.
Secretary.
Johitf
Dybhavn.
Chaplain.
Mra.
Jennie
Frit.
Marshal.
Mm.
Lottie
Pedersen.
Inner
guard.
Mra.U
Easen.
Outer
guard.
C.
J.
Jotfnaon.
Trustee.
John
Bergman.
At
a
-
wva
social
held
unu
after
i
V7i
the
.i.C
meeting
iZlCClWg
O
W.
:
titled
The
Oolden
Dog"
and
then
the!
A.
Johnson
waa
Dresented
with
.
h.nH.
volume
of
Major
Richardson
entitled
j
some
elurj
bag
In
recognition
of
his
"KOUl
appearea.
aepictmg
tne
con-
services
as
treasurer
for
twelve
succes
splracy
of
Pontlac
in
1812.
This
was
fol-
nve
years,
lowed
by
the
famous
"8am
Slick"
from
vvpiinj
uetaiue
a
separate
-
nation
or
annexed
with
"a...
the
United
Stafpa
"uu,u
ym
can
UIIHCU
OlUieS.
lales-
The
The
lovaltv
loyalty
of
of
th-
the
Prenon-rUr,.
French-Canadians
s
is
not
12
j
i'
a.
led
for
tenders
on
manuscrlpu
from
Can
questioned
but
there
may
also
be
a
Kelfixh
Intiin.ut
tn
Co,,
i
'
u
i.,ii
mi-ii
uiuur
THE
REAL
VITAL
ISSUE.
W.I
JJ0?"
"
-gh
buJhre
recalls
that
Sir
Charles
Tupper
and
Sir
1
1
lit
in
i
n"eA
mdeJbadLKesses
at
the
probable
growth
of
population
Canada,-
having
hazarded
the
estimate
that
in
1925
'there
BuHetne
Vt
the
EdmoS
Bulletin.
But
they
were
not
.
wrong
Jn
thinking
that
the
country
Z
rW1
h-n,
many
PeLp,e-
And
lh6
more-
important
fact
S
that
of
the
ten
millions
now
here
there
are
fewer
in
actual
want
than
in
any
other
country
on
earth
having
as
many
inhabitants.
Growth
of
population,
!
one
thing
about
which
we
are
doing
more
worrying
than
necessary,
and
always
have.
The
vital
consideration
is
the
wel-fare
of
the
people
who
are
now
here.
If
we
concentrate
on
that
people
of
the
kind
worth
having
will
come
in
quite
as
large
number,
"
as
can
be
accommodated.
A
WHISKY
ESPECIALLY
ADAPTED
FOR
MEDICINAL
USE;
OF
FINE
QUALITY
AND
WELL
MATURED
lADlM(jJlB
Whisky
the
pen
of
Judge
Halliburton.
These
three
volumes
were
the
forerunners."
said
the
speaker,
or
a
big
school
of
Canadian
writers
who
number
more
than
three
hundred
apdla
growing
every
day
and
plajriSj
a
great
part
In
developing
the
national
spirit
of
Canada-
BATTALION
ORDERS
By
Lleut.-Colonel
J.
W.
Nlcholls.
Officer
Commanding.
1st
Battalion
North
British
Columbia
Regiment,
102nd
Bn.
CEP.
Parade.
Battalion
parade
In
the
armory.
Monday
evening
at
8
pjn.
8Ignl
section
parade
for
Instruction
Tuesday
at
8
pm.
First
aid
class
attend
for
Lecture
Thursday
at
8
pm.
Band
practice
in
the
Armoury.
Fri-
day
at
8
pjn.
Rifle
Jo.
W25013
la
mlaslng
from
the
Armory.
Uny
he
having-this
rifle
In
tneir
possession
mUst
return
aam
Immediately
to
.the
Quartefmaster'
store.
Muskttry.
Miniature
range
practice
Friday,
at
8
pm.
The
Fourth
Annual
Regimental
Ball
win
be
held
in
the
Moose
Hall
at
1
pjn.
fJIday
tvenlng.
3lst.Jai.uanr.
1977
Orderly
Offlcer
for
the
week
endlne
oaturaay.
January
22;
Lieut.
J.
8,
Wil.
son;
orderly
sergeant:
Sergt.
Cadwa-lader.
8.
D.
JOHNSTON,
Major
and
Adjutant,
Attd.
1st
Bn.
N
B
C.
Regt
A
new
order
lasued
by
the
Soviet
authorities
forbids
all
persona
in
mlli-
tary
service
to
enter
aaloons.
Large.
Red
Pimples
Covered
Her
Face
MIm
JIaUe
Moore,
Itlonhelm,
Ont.,
writes:-
"A
short
while
sro
my
face
was
covered
with
large,
red
r'mploa.
I
tried
several
remoilioa-
).n
.li
.'.li
At
last
a
friena
adticod
me
to
tako
and
1
took
threu
hot
tie.
1
will
never
regret
Ihe
day
I
did
thla
as
my
ace
Is
entirely
cleared
up.
M.v
inothet
hna
taken
H.H.n.
tor
lieailanhea,
and
she
httn't
l.a.l
(lie
least
sIkti
of
a
headache
for
a
lonr
time."
This
valuaUe
remedy
has
Uea
on
the
market
for
the
past
4
years!
put
up
only
,y
The
T.
illlbuni
Co.,
IalraEtod,
Twrciato.
Ott,
IB
BRIGHTEN
YOU
11
HOME
AT
LITTLE
EXPEN
S
E
Conjjolcum
dealers
thrntihuut
Canada'
are
now
able
to
offer
the
well-known
foNGOLEUM
S
GOLD
SHAL
-4rt-Rugs
at
new
low
price
levels.
Persian,
Chinese,
Oriental
and
domestic
patterns,
rich
in
bright,
cheerful
colorings,
arc
all
substantially
reduced
to
the
low
prices
here
shown.
Ask
your
dealer
to
$how
you
tfic
cotriplctcatort
tnent
of
attractive
patterns
at
these
low
nrioi.
9x12
feet.
Formerly
517.25
Now
$15.50
9
v
9
-
i3.oo
9
7H
M
"
10.75
9x
6
AT?
Other
aires
are
atao
reJuccJ
in
price.
ary
1
a.
tor
wueen
Charlotte
Islands,
will
all
at
Masaett
Inlet
port
only,
re-urnlnc
direct
to
Prince
Ruoert.
arrtv.
ng
here
some
time
Mondat.
the
17th.
'
mis
boat
will
then
enter
dry
dock
for
nnual
overhaul.
Tha
SB.
Prince
Joh-l
rtll
leare
Prince
Rupert
Tuesday
eten-
rut.
Januar
18.
tnr
RtM.nl.
tnlaat
,.4
authern
poru
Sn
Queen
Charlotte
Is.
ands.
proceeding
through
to
Vancou
ver.
Learlng
Vancourer.
thla
auamet
11I
replace
the.
Prince
Charles
In
the
Queen
Charlotte''
Island,
serrlce.
calllnj
it
all
port
on
the
Islands,
both
north
ind
southbound,
13
nOVKUXaM
EXT
LlQUqlt
CT."
sotick
op
.trrucATiov
urn
HEr.11
1.11
NOTTrn-tn
'tirnrriv
nivru
'.he
10th
dsy
of
Peoruary
next,
the
tin-
Control
Board
for.
licence
In
mpect
l
premise
being
nart
of
the
Jjuilrtinir
:nown
a
Seal
Cove
Hotel,
situate
at
he
City
of
Prince
Rupert.
In
the
Pro-
ince
at
nrttlah
fTnlnmhi.
unnn
ih.
snda
deaerlbed
ai
all
that
nnrtinn
nf
WaU-front
Block
'
-I,"
Bar
of
Prince
"iff".
01
rni.ee
Hupert,
rO'
lnra
nf
nritl.h
VklumKIa
If.n
nnt
Prince
Rupert
tahnd
Registration
Dls.
Jlct.
and
being
more
particularly
de
"fVimiTi.n.ln.
'm
tu.lr.1
u
.
k
l.k.
11..
i
wva.'.aa
,
aasaa.
a.
pVBai.
t
III
iaainaa.
iinr
vi
tTTariiig
iiorin
otf
aeg.
28'
8"
east
a
distance
of
707.20
feet
from
the
centre
of
circle
is
shown
on
al(i
Plan
ftiartlnn
t
lh.n
udeg.
35'
24"
east
a
distance
of
80
feel
W
m
VI1(.,
.lltTatCV
O.I
Org.
aft
93
east
a
distance
of
100
feet
to
a
point,
thence
north
8deg.
35
35"
west
dls-
tanfa?
Of
HA
f
t
tn
a
rwalnt
thaanata.
.Mith
83deg.
34'
35"
west
a
distance
of
IbO
feet
to
the
point
of
commencement."
tor
the
sale
of
beer
by
the
glass
or
by
the
open
bottle
for
consumption
on
the
premises.
DATED
this
13th
day
of
January.
1037.
II.
A.
DODD,
Applicant
"GOVERNMENT
I.IQUOK
ACT"
IxonrK
op
appmcatIiix
roit
iiki;h
Licr..r
u
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
CJIVEN
that
on
the
1st
day
of
February
next
the
under
signed
intenda
to
apply
to
the
Liquor
Control
Board
for
a
licence
in
respect
to
premise
being
part
of
the
building
anown
a
uemrai
Hotel,
situated
at
the
corner
of
rirst
and
Beventh
Street,
in
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert,
Province
of
British
Columbia,
upon
the
land
described
aa
Lots
Eleven
(111
and
Twelve
(13).
Thirteen
lis)-
and
Fourteen
(U),
1
In
ninrlr
Taatl
Ini
n..uH
a-.
.
.
a
.
...
taw,,
uaklivil
W
1
1
-
I
;C!ty
of
Prince
Hupert.
Province
of
Brit
I1I1
Columbia,
according
to
a
roistered
map
or
plan
depoaited
in
the
Land
Itea.
Istry
Office
at
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert
'
.
.
afneaaaM
aforeaald
m..S
a
i.h
a
and
numbered
23,
for
the
sale
of
beer
by
the
alasa
or
by
the
open
bottle
for
consumption
on
the
premises.
DATED
at
Prince
Hupert.
B.O.,
thl
3rd
day
of
January,
1037.
COIl
A
K,
I1I.ACK,
Applicant.
13.60
11.75
9.75
7.75
Longer
Wc.ir
Coneoleum
is
now
maJe
wlih
ah
improved
onjer-.veiririjr
surface
that
will
ensure
years
of
aailtfaclory
rar.
Concoleum
Canada
Limitto
-
Montrfal
ALTERATION
IN
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
SERVICE
The
8a.
Prince
Charles
salUnz
from
Prince
Rupert
8
00
pm.
Saturday.
Janu
in
I
ri
i.
.
.
Jvvm
owek
JmMMce
iih
if
,
,
j-
A
new.
longer-wearing
surface.
f
ti
I
f
mf
vk
H
al
substantially
reduced.
Prices
'
ml
UVil
Pmtl.
n
K
S',1
hmn
vi
tut
f
Prrtim"
'..
,.,
.
tr
'
mJ
Km
k
a
s.
bmAtmm4
Tmupt
COLO
tCAL
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J
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cv.iAyirr.
I
j
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urujAaTiao)
tuourms
vatArMMttaa
aaaaaaat
J
Do
Not
be
Misled!
You
will
knwv
genuine
Confolrtun,
mi
ImprowJ
hmtrt
-utarfn
tuijoct
by
the
CoU
Sivl
afftird
lo
the
imuct
of
euth
Hut.
Thit
Cold
Seal
1$
ytur
tuatanie
ttj
tathfattkm,
Tint
coupon
enliiln
you
la
a
vn.Ltn
h.v
,n
.
all
id
diiracilvr
ratirrn
in
tlirir
full
iJo
I
I
Coneoleum
Canada
Limited,
1270
St.
Patrick
Street,
Montreal.
Send
me
without
cot
or
obiicj
i'
n
a
copy
of
your
Utet
pattern
bookie
entitled
"nriihttn
Your
Home
h
Concoleum
Cold
Seal
Art-Rue."
Name
Addrei
City
Prov
WHEN
PURCHASING
Don't
:
Forget
Montreal
:
Importers
who
brought
Montreal
Prices
to
Prince
Rupert
a
Montreal
Importers
Third
Avenue
J.
B.
Miller,
Proprietor
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd.
23..
Third
Avenue.
Prince
Hupert.
H.C.
Ilalr
Floor
Nroom
from
S'l.M)
to
$.lr
Weluhted
Floor
I'ollshlnjt
Urushen
.S
1.0(1
Chentlrnlly
Treated
Dry
Dunllni;
,Mopt
KI.7."
Floor
Wnx,
either
liquid
or
nolle,
from
aof
up
EASY
VACUUM
EI.KCTHIC
WASIIEHS
6
Cylinder
Sterling
Marine
Engine
for
Sale
Cheap
Medium
Heavy
Duty
90.125
II.
I
complete
with
nolf
starter
nnd
new
battery,
only
ued
eleven
month.
Excellent
condition,
barKnln
price.
Vrit
A.
E.
A1TKEN,
10121
IGlKt
Street,
-
Edmonton,
Alia.