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DAILY
EDITION
The
way
of
the
transgressor
Is
hard,
and
everyone
transgresses
sometimes.
Life
may
not
amount
to
much
but
very
few
people
really
want
to
leave
it.
15
Wednesday,
Aug.
10,
1927
MAKINti
TWO
MARTYRS
Undoubtedly
the
conditions
are
favorable
for
the
making
of
two
martyrs
of
the
red
leaders
Saeco
and
Yantettt
who
are
under
sentence
to
be
electrocuted
tomorrow
on
conviction
of
murder
committed
seven
years
ajro.
Various
appeals
and
stays
of
proceedings
have
been
obtained
which
have
set
the
case
forward
year
after
year
but
now
it
seems
as
if
there
would
be
no
further
delay
and
the
execution
is
set
for
tomorrow.
Sacco
and
V'anzctti
are
avowed
anarchists,
,
Their
political
beliefs
have
been
featured
both
at
the
first
trial
and
on
able
occasions
since.
They
were
convicted
of
murdering
a
shoe
factory
.paymaster
and
his
guard
at
South
Raintree,
Mass.,
in
the
spring
of
1920.
The
evidence
on
which
they
were
convicted
was
circumstantial
in
character
and
it
is
claimed
by
their
friends
that
they
were
convicted
because
they
were
Reds
and
for
no
other
reason.
It
was
vigorously,
excitedly
proclaimed
by
their
friends
thatv
the
evidence
submitted
against
them
by
the
district
attorney
was
insufficient,
absurd,
and
false;
that
the
leading
witnesses
of
the
prosecution
wow
incompetent
nnd
worthless;
that
the
trial
judge
was
biassed
against
the
prisoners,
behaved
Improperly
at
the
trial,
and
misdirected
the
jury.
And
that
he
did
so
because
Sacco
and
Vanzetti
were
"radicals"
and
had
ben
marked
down
for
death
by
the
authorities.
REVIEW
OF
EVIDENCE
GRANTED
The
accusation
of
the
Red
sympathizers
falls
into
two
parts.
First,
that
the
evidence
against
the
prisoners
was
worthless;
and
second,
that
Judge
Thayer
was
prejudiced
against
the
prisoners,
With
the
second
charge
only
a
very
small
section
of
the
U.S.
popula
tion
would
have
bothered,
but
the
first
charge
was
legally
permis
sible,
and'the
evidence
on
which
Sacco
and
Vanzetti
were
convicted
became
the
subject
of
intense
scrutiny.
bacco
anu
vanzetti
were
not
cxecuteu.
lhey
were
held
year
after
year
in
jail,
and
the
demand
that
thir
case
should
be
opened
up
and
retried
came
prominently
into
notice
at
wide
intervals,
Finally
about
jik
year
ago,
leave
was
given
to
Sacco's
and
Vanzetti's
lawyers
to
'.convince
the
court
that
a
new
trial
should
be
granted
in
order
that
fresh
evidence
might
be
offered
for
the
defence,
and
after
listening
to
long
and
determined
arguments
for
the
prisoners,
the
court
refused
to
reopen
the
case.
The
judge
who
thus
refused
a
new
trial
was
the
same
judge
Thayer
who
had
found
Sacco
and
Van
zetti
Kullty
six
years
previously.
DECISION
WAS
APPEALED
Thayer's
decision
was
appealed
before
the
supreme
court
of
Massachusetts,
and
was
on
technical
grounds
sustained.
Sacco
and
Vanzetti
were
to
die.
The
fact
that
the
judge
who
originally
tried
them
should
be
the
judge
who
had
power
to
prevent
a
new
trial
was
deeply
regretted
by
a
large
and
influential
section
of
United
States
public
opinion.
This,
however,
was
how
the
law
stood
in
Massachusetts,
and
nothing
could
be
done
about
it.
It
was
competent
in
such
a
situation
td
carry
an
appeal
to
the
governor
of
the
state,
and
this
was
immediately
done.
But
by
this
time
the
two
charges
in
the
accusation
against
the
original
trial
were
fused
together
in
the
public
mind.
The
assertion
that
Sacco
and
Vanzetti
had
been
convicted
bqause
they
were
"reds"
was
seriously
considered
as
a
fact
having
a
heavy
bearing
on
the
propriety
of
the
proceedings
at
their
trial.
It'
was
positively
asserted
by
certain
legal
writers
of
standing
and
.reputation
that
Judge
Thayer
had
allowed
his
detestation
of
"radicalism"
to
determine
hrsattJtude
towards
the
two
accused
.men,
And
it
was
positively
asserted
also
that
he
had
ordered
a
"cdnvlctfoh
from
evidence
which
was
little
short
of
scandalous
in
its
insufficiency
of
proof.
In
this
atmosphere
Governor
Fuller
began
his
review
of
the
case;
announcing
as
he
began
it
that
he
had
appointed
a
group
of
representative
citizens
to
give
him
advice
as
he
proceeded.
The
governor's
proceedings
were
veiled
in
the
deepest
secrecy.
And
he
emerges
mrely
to
say
that
Judge
Thayer
was
right
and
that
Sacco
and
Vanzetti
must
fulfil
their
sentence.
Usually
when
mosquitoes
make
life
miserable,
people
crush
the
mosquitoes
if
they
can
get
hold
of
them.
Nurse
Tells
How
To
Relieve
Eczema
Lady
had
face
disfigured
with
Eczema.
Skin
now
clear.
;
-
Mr.
Wm.
Campbell,-
a
graduate
nurse
of
Morden,
Man.,
reports
a
very
interesting
experience,
she
had
recently
"with
a
distressing
case
of
eczema.
The
patient
was
a
lady
who
had
suffered
keenly
both
mentally
and
physically
because
of
the
way
her
face
was
disfigured
and
by
the
itching,
burning
sensations
of
the
skin.
She
had
become
discouraged
because
doctors
considered
her
case
incurable.
Mrs.
Campbell
had
known
of
similar
cases
and
by
patient
persUtent
treatment
was
able
to
obtain
complete
relief
and
restore
the
natural
beauty
of
the
skin.
Mrs.
Garapbell
writes:
"A
patient
under
my
care
was
so
severely
afflicted
with
eczema
on
her
face
.that
the
doctors
considered
it
incurable
and
could
do
nothing
for
it.
I
decided
to
try
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment
and
never
found
anything
like
it
for
the
first
application
stopped
the
itching.
By
continuing
the
use
of
the
Ointment,
the
eczema
was
entirely
removed
and
the
complexion
greatly
improved.
No
one
would
ever
know
that
my
patient
had
previously
been
so
disfigured
by
this
annoying
and
torturing
ailment."
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment
is
the
recognized
standard
treatment
for
eczema.
It
should
never
be
confused
with
ordinary
salves
for
it
is
a
medicinal
ointment
of
proven
merit
and
effectiveness.
60
cents
a
box,
all
dealers,
or
The
Dr.
A.
W.
Chase
Medicine
Co..
Limited,
Toronto.
FLYING
BOATS
LONG
CRUISE
25,000
MILES
jr.v
:
Mart
In
October.
Meadlne
lor
India
Machines
Carry
Four
in
Crew
and
Have
Hunks
Singapore
will
be
the
next
important
port
of
call,
and
In
view
of
the
naval
developments
there
the
visit
of
this
night
will
certainly
be
of
considerable
Importance.
Probably
the
Australian
flight
will
meet
the
home
flight
there,
and
both
will
then
proceed
to
Darwin
amd
round
the
west
and
south
coasts
of
Australia
to
Melbourne.
The
most
difficult
part
of
this
last
stage
Is
crossing
the
Oreat
Australian
Bight.
But
Wing
Commander
Cyoble
once
flew
across
the
Bight
in
a
Falrey
float
seaplane,
no
the
six
Southampton
ought
to
be
able
to
manage
It.
The
whole
cruise
wtU
cover
some
25,-
000
miles,
and
In
all
probability
Group
Captain
Gave
Browne-Cave
and
his
party
will
be
away
from
home
for
the
test
part
of
a
year.
"
x
-
-
J
Man
in
the
Moon
1
1
'
'
n
:
THE
difference
between
being
married
and
single
is
that
the
single
girl
gets
her
candles
in
a
decorated
box
whereas
the
married
woman
has
to
accept
them
in
a
paper
bag.
LOTS
of
people
would'
like
to
be
Van-fl
zctti
SacchU.,.T3iey..
would;
wllnng-
ly
die
If
they
could
attract
that
much
attention.
THE
Chinese
are
beginning
to
carry
their
political
quarrels
into
this
country,
but
they
will
be
settled
rapidly
here.
JUST
send
us
a
sprinkle
of
rain
Is
the
popular
lilting
refrain
That
the
people
all
hum
Tweed
le
dee,
tweedle
dum
Yes,
give
us
a
sprinkle
of
rain.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
AUIIST
10,
1917.
Capt.
Percy
Miller,
a
well
known
pioneer
of
Prince
Rupert.
l.ln
hospital
in
Erfgland
suffering
.from,
the
effepta
of
poison
ga
as
a
result
of
war
service.
Three
other
brothers
of
his
family
have
been
killed
op
eervlce.
Aid.
George
B.
Casey,
who
made'
a
silver
sulphide
strike
at
Alice
Arm,'
Is
camping
on
the
Job.
He
has
moved
In
some
equipment
with
which
to
carry
out
development
work.
The
Hazelton
Agricultural
&
Industrial
Association
has
decided
that
no
j
fair
will
be
held
this
year,
xiwing
prin-;
clpally
to
the
doubtful
amount
of
up-
port
that
would
be
accorded
It
through
1
the
great
depletion
in
the
population
of
ithe
district.
More
than
half
the
home
of
Canada
re
using
electricity
for
lighting
and
domestic
purposes.
"lHE
DAicY
NEWS
PROSPERITY
MINE
NEAR
STEWART
SAID
TO
BE
VERY
RICH
Trite
Hectares
It
urfjre
hulfi.
Iir
Had
Crr
se
I
-f
'
t&fSf
rttnvtni
ooatiau
to
cr
la
thaf
re$er!ty.
but
when
f
bmd
wtth
the
kitefcr.
ability
and
etmmr-
vatlun
d
A,
B
Trite
says
without,
LONDON.
Aug.
10
(By
CwKtUrt
Kaenrat!a
"jf
i
the
a
teat
abwl
ftualAU
sunwner
precsntkons
hat
i
I
hawe
me
IB
raf
hra
Ming
forward
for
the
great
cruls
k)f.
'the
!"
to
be
niMte
hi
oTOeee
.ad
men
PrtJ
do
not
rn
tenl
Ahr
FVarro
In
four
hut
super
J
the
Portland
nMHtne
Bqwtkamfnon
flying
beta
AJ.
.
TH-.t.
who
u
en
of
the
atart
wMl
nmblv
be
mad
In
October.
MU1
yndlci'e
i!
:our
WBO
Ofwnea
tmkt
Wat
eventuarily
M
wWP
wm
Premier
mm
prm
vm
bout
3S.0O0
mile
;
d!"
on
the
Prosperity
this
wee
in
The
machine,
whose
equipment
li
"-onrparty
wixtt
hts
engineer.
MJr
A-bvlat
coaapled.
win
eaoh
carry
crew
tus
&.
hk:
both
are
BtiuMatt
of
four,
and
the
lint
objective
of
the
-er
the
new
operatic.
eicedJUos
will
be
Singapore.
Here
The
mala
Prosper!
twin
ftwn
which
they
will
be
met
by
Royal
Australian
'0
ore
were
mined
and
ahlpped
;
Air
Force
bmm
In
two
atanllar
maetUnea.
f
tfee
oxtctaal
owaafs
fast
fall
without
and
the
six
will
continue
to
Auatralta
dotof,
any
blMtlnc.
haa
been
traced
by
and
ftrotmd
e
Atrtraan
ettJbeerd.
Pn
euU
eiear
aeroaa
toe
property.
The
enrtae
is
to
teat
the
napabtllUee
-rd
In
or-.e
place
to
mare
tftan
eight
of
the
metaa
huUa
of
whh
the
maeh-
teet
In
width
of
aoUd
re
whkfti
aaaaya
leea
are
conatrueted:
to
reconnolttr
the
more
than
400
per
ton
In
allwr.
lead,
eaatern
route
with
a
special
eye
to
and
BOW.
A
abort
eroaseut
tunnel
la
tlky
site
for
eeaptaoe
baa,
and
ww
belni;
driven
to
gain
about
80
feet
acnerally
show
the
R-AJ
soalgn
right
of
desath
on
4he
vein
and
form
a
basis
the
world.
for
winter
oprrsttens
a
atone
nonw.
r.lT.
CAM:
IIIJOU
MM'.W
K
'M
x
ID
fret
iniid
dlmenataoa,
haa
The
ooaktnander
of
the
night
will
be
built
to
lira
the
crew
Oapttra
Gave
Bruwse-Cave.
Dij
O
.
U.F.C..
oae
of
Britain's
moat
UUn-gttisned
aoea.
Boadroa-lea4r
O.
E.i
Ltvock
will
be
second
!a
command.
The
flying
boats
to
be
uaed
are'
ett!ffed
with
two
Napler-Llon
450,
horsepower
engines
each.
Their
metal
hulls.
It
Is
believed,
will
gtve
them
longer
Isfe
In
the
water
Uvau
wooden
hulls,
and
the
hull
are
roomy
enough
to
provide
aunple
space
for
a
narigator
rhart
table
and
wlrelesa
operator's
sec
tion,
with
directional
wireless.
FRIENDS
ENTERTAINED
AT
HOME
OF
MR.
AND
MRS.
WALLACE,
CLAXTON
lej(le
Irani
Mnf
of
Miena
lllvrr
Tan-lirrieK
iiir(
fur
Mmlue
One
of
the
moat
enjoyable
parties
of
the
aeMn
took
place
recently
whan
Ounnery
and
control
cockpits
are,
friends
frosn
the
vaxioua
canncrlea
ori
fMturca
of
the
machines,
which
con-,
the
Bkeeaa
gatherad
at
the
beautiful
tain
eoUantsble
bunks
ra
that
the
crew
1
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wallace.
Claxton.!
of
tour
men
each
can
sleep
aboard.
Serviceability
and
not
apeed
Is
the
main
idea
In
the
flight.
Two
spare
machines
of
the
sune
type
will
be
first
cent
to
Singapore
as
reserves
for
use
If
necessary.
Two
more
boats
of
the
same
type.
but
wltfl
weraden
hulls,
are
being
com
Join
the
flight
at
Singapore.
IOI.I.OW
KOI'MI
COAST
The
flight
will
coast
all
round
India
B.C.
The
charming
hostess
received
'
her
guesta
In
the
soacloua
living
room'
which
was
very
artistically
dsoonted
with
Ophelia
and
American
beauty
rows.
The
evening
was
apent
In
dancing
and
bridge.
Late
la
the
evening
dellcloua
refreshments
ware
enjoyed.
J
The
gueeta
lnchided
Ir.
and
Mr.
D.
pleted
here
for
the
Australian
govern-!
MacPberaon,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fletcher.!
ment.
and
these
are
the
ones
whloh;Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bicknell.
William
Duncan
and
Ronald
Wilson
of
Clatxon:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Clark.
E.
Adams
and
B.I
Smith
of
Oceanic:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jaa.!
up
to
Calcutta,
probably
calling
at
Col-
Lamb.
Mr.
and
Mr.
It.
II.
O'lrd.
Miss
ombo
en
route.
A
seaplane
flight1
P.
Lffmb
and
R
MacMUlan
of
Caaalar;
round
the
India
coast
has
never
yet
been
made,
for
the
seaplanes
of
Colonel
de
Plrtedo
and
Sir
Alan
Cobham
Crossed
India
bf
means
of
the
rivers.
Mr.
and
Mra.
Harris.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Those
makUig
the
trip
were
W.
White,
H.
Saunders.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
De
Jong,
Mlas
Jean
Currle,
Mr.
and
Mr.
F.
E.
Bush
and
daughter.
Miss
WaUon,
I
,
Mrs.
R.
A.
McLeod.
MUa
Agnes
Me-(NOTICE
Kenzle,
Miss
ChrlR&le
McKenzie,
Mis
NOTICE
that
Francis
Henry
Cunningham,
whose
address
Is
805
Board
of
Trade
Building.
Vancouver.
B.C..
will
tyorjfcalthier
13A131ES.
...
Consult
your
doctor
regularly.
Do
not
wait
until
baby
is
Ick
before
calling
him.
Many
Mlntsset
can
be
immediately
checked
or
prevent
ed
entirely
Uirough
such
caxe.
rri
i
V
itVvA
v
iVaK
.Yl
M
R.
v
'
LVV
1
1
ft-
ry
in
a
vi
CON
DEM
SEP
MILH
UacCtregor.
Miss
F
MacOregor.
M.
Mac-
..
Farlane.
J.
Bridge.
Dr.
MacRse
of
North
jlnd
aralnjl
,nt0
Humpback
Bay.
Porcher
i-acuic
tannery;
Air
jna
Airs,
loomp-
uiana,
aoout
sou
yarns
souineast
or
son.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lew.
Mr.
and
Mrs.'
"emieaat
corner
post
of
Lot
loa
Marrow
and
MacMUlan
of
Dominion
The
water
will
be
diverted
from
the
stream
i
at
a
point
about
300
vardi
from
tiie
Cannery;
Mr.,
and
Mrs.
Lord.
Miss
Betty
I
mouth
of
the
river
and
will
be
used
for
:
Lord.
David
Lord.
Mr.
Jenntng.
Mll-1a-
cJlaery
,ina
,?oni?tlc
purposes
j
,
.
.
upon
the
lands
applied
for,
being
por-
Pierce,
Mis
SamUrs.
Dr.
O.
Large
andi;,$n
of
Lot
102.
Binge
S.
Coast
District.
:
Mr.
Wilson
of
Port
Essington;
Mr
Lute
and
R.
Luras,
of
Lowe
Inlet.
MOONLIGHT
CRUISE
AROUND
KAIEN
ISO.
('apiKlty
rnmil
f
llfty
People
Kn)jeU
Tj-lp
on
"Nasi
Itiirr"
last
Ktrulng
A
capacity
crowd
of
over
fifty
people
enjoyed
a
moonlight
-cruise
around
Kalen
Island
last
night
on
the
B.C.
Towage
&
Lighterage
Co.'s
speedboat
"Naa
River.
Bucking
the
tide
through
Butze,
Oalloway
and
Zanardl
Rapids
was
most
easily
accomplished
with
the
vessel's
200
hp.
engine.
After
passinj
Port
Edward
cannery,
a
call
was
made
at
Dlgby
Island
and
a
number
stayed'
This
notice
was
posted
on
the
around
tn
the
23th
day
of
June.
1937.
A
copy
i
of
thla
notice
and
an
application
(pursuant
thereto
and
to
the
"Water
Act"
will
be
filed
In
the
office
of
the
Water
Recorder
at
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Obiec-:
tlons
to
the
application
may
be
filed
'
with
the
said
Water
Recorder
or
with
'
the
Comptroller
of
Water
Right.
Parliament
Buildings.
Victoria,
B.C.,
within
thirty
days
after
the
flrtt
appearance
of
this
notice
in
a
local
newspaper.
The
late
of
the
first
publication
of
this
lotlce
la
August
4.
1927.
F.
II.
CUNNINGHAM.
Applicant,
j
LAND
ACT.
SOTICK
OF
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
LEAKE
l.M
In
Queen
Charlotte
Island
Land
Re-ordlng
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
ltuate
.on
the
west
coast
of
Burnaby
eland.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Brtttoh
Columbia
tt
.Vilnn
DjjI1m
a
Vs-j.
over
until
kuo
P.
The
entire
trip
c3iver.
B..
occupation
Packer.
Intends
took
about
two
hours.
,to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
Included
in
the
party
were
fifteen
escribed
lands:
employee
of
the
Rupert
Table
Supply
LmSat
of
'bu
"i'C!
M!
who
were
the
guets
of
the
proprietor,
thence
east
3
chain;
thence
south
4S
J.
C.
Oavigan.
They
got
oft
at
Dlgby
if
halnf:
"?e"ce
we8t
3
chains,
more
or
Island
and
enjoyed
a
picnic
lunch
UIong
high
water
mark
to
point
of
com-after
which
dancing
was
engaged
In-
at
jmencement,
and
containing
14
acre.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
FISHINO
&
PACKINO
CO.
LTD..
Applicant.
Dated
June
10,
1027.
LAND
ACT.
OF
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
LEASE
LA
NO
TO
Wood.
Billy
Fldler,
Rupert
Whlffln,
Mr.
jn
Queen
Charlotte
Island
Land
Re
arid
Mrs.
O.
Strand,
Dido
Stlnech,
Mis
'cording
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
Chr,.e
McLeod.
MUs
Owen,.
Howard
J?t
gJZtF
"
Steen.
R.
Scherk.
Sam
Smith.
II.
A.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
British
Columbia
Guron.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Owen
and
chll-
"sntng
at
racking
Co.
Ltd..
of
Van
rfren
,
winning
v.
navi..
nH
rhtlrt.
l??u,rer
B?"
occupation
.Packers,
intend
'
"
to
appiy
ror
a
lease
ol
the
following
ren,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Stan
Smith,
Mr.
and
described
lands:
Mrs.
P.
Browning,
Mtos
Irene
Bourassa,
!
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
the
.
of
the
south
arm
of
De
La
Heche
mi..
vir...
nH
D
m,
.nA
..
imiei.
Moresoy
island:
thence
south
Mrs.
R.
Wilson.
MlM
Dorothy
ituan-
cnams;
inence
east
20
eha'.ns;
thence
brook.
Barney
Eyolften.
Mis
Gladya
n"n
,SlBi-
mor
.or,
'
to
hlh
,
.
.,
ater
mark;
thence
west
along
high
water
Rmhbrook.
Mrs.
Stevenson.
Mr.
and
mark
to
point
of
commencement
and
Mrs.
t.
it.
aims,
mie
Betn
Mutne,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mutrle,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Merrltt,
K.
Steven.
Rex
Wagstatf,
Hugh
Ferguson,
J.
C.
Garlgan
and
P.
W.
v.
Advertise
In
The
Dally
News
TAKE
WATER
NOTICE
IMVEICMON
AMP
I'ME
nsf
10
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
FISHING
&
PACKING
CO.
LTD.,
.
.
.
Applicant.
Dated
June
10.
1927.
LAND
ACT.
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
LEASE
LANO
Queen
Charlotte
Island
Land
District
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
north
of
Lot
1858
and
1657.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
The
Langara
Fishing
and
Packing
Co.
Ltd.
of
Mattett,
oc-
apply
for
a
licence
to
take
and
use
t
i
cupatlon
Canners.
Intends
to
apply
for
a
cubic
foot
per
second
of
water
out
of
j
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
unnamed
stream
which
flows
northeast
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
twenty
PAIN
in
BLADDER
Promptly
Eaied
by
SANTA
I.
MIDY
B
sura
to
gtt
Oit
Otnuln
Look
for
th
word
"SHOT"
Sold
by
all
drutfitia
,cnain
noixn
01
lan
Indian
Reserve
and
orf
'
Mcintyre
Bay;
thence
north
S
chains
to
the
low
water
mark'
thence
westerly
following
said
low
water
180
chains:
thence
southerly
S
chains-thence
easterly
160
chain
to
the
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
eighty
'
acre,
more
or
lew.
LnANGARA
FISHING
it
PACKING
CO.
LTD,
Applicant
NMh'
Agtnt
Dated
June
27.
1927.'1
P'ee,
They
treat
of
pre-nats
preparation
itf
..
r.d
h
w
f
r:ttt
mem,
sleep,
fn.
,
imwurig,
i
T.rurgi
t
ertiv.
lluviiahi,'-
wHalit
mul
f
.
,:
charts.
Write
Ilonien
Cj.
Liaittj,
Vancouver
Iiou)
EagLe
Brand
Solves
tk
Problem
If
mothers
of
ailing
or
backward
babies
could
but
see
the
letters
we
receive
from
other
mothers
whose
little
ones
were
doing
poorly
but
who
ore
now,
thanks
to
Eagle
Brand,
sturdy,
healthy,
happy
children
I
We
have
a
message
for
such
mothers.
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their
problem
is
simply
one
of
proper
feeding,
made
necessary
by
inability
to
nurse
baby,
Eagle
Orand
can
solve
it.
Since
1857
Eagle
Brand
has
been
the
leading
infant
food
when
Nature's
supply
has
not
been
available.
Its
absolute
purity
nnd
uni-formity,
nnd
the
tose
with
which
It
can
be
digested
make
it
the
Salt
food.
It
is
endorsed
by
physicians
and
nurses,
and
if
used
us
dlrtcd
on
feeding
chart
will
build
up
any
infant
whose
only
ailment
is
improper
food.
EAGLE
BRAND
COME
NOW
AND
GKT
YOUR
CHOICE
while
(he
choice
is
good!
Great
B
at
arsains
McARTHUR'S
SUMMER
SALE
of
hitfh
Trade
If
jl
0
01
Duois
a
onoes
McArlhur's
Shoes
are
known
for
quality.
Every
pair
in
the
store
at
Sale
Prices.
DEMAND
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Brand"
Kippers
"THE
DAINTIEST
HHEAKEAST
FOOD"
Smoked
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by
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&
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