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REVIVAL
OF
MINING
IN
NORTHERN
CANADA
While
just
now
winter
ha.
wrapped
her
white
mantle
over
the
mlninjr
districts,
there
is
no
doubt
whoever
but
that
the
early
spring
will
see
a
great
revival
in
the
industry
throughout
the
whole
of
nor-
rf"
that
cornea
,
,.,
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OVER
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of
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ernment
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DAILY
EDITION
Wednesday,
Dec.
21,
1927
hH
reiuftjed
to
here
iMt
Ml
MMIHC
i
giiliia
Ca
swats
and
vaii.ua.
jcowiua.1
a
ui-aMii-ii
mill
ui
kii-sii
muiicj
w,
Breadtil
oI
,na
beauty
Ol
Inter-
be
spent
on
mining
in
northern
Quebec
northern
Ontario
is
ton
tin-
pretation
marked
flu
piajtng
of
u
uintr
active.
Northern
Manitoba
and
Saskatchewan
have
received
an
ipiriied
Spanish
Dance
jf
qrandoa-immense
stimulus
from
the
recent
sale
of
the
Flin
Flon
mine
and
iKre-.sier.
the
rhythmic
vaise
iDeouaay-
the
commencement
of
operations
on
the
building
of
a
railwav
to
it
l"'81
aud
lh
haunting
plaint!.
Northern
Rritish
Columbia
has
been
climbing
slowlv
and
steadily
I
sp'""1
D"rak-K.reiier
hi
into
the
limelight
and
promises
well
to
emerge
this
coming
spring
1"
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0W"T
..i
...ni.
t
i
i
il.
,
Isleswca.iraied
in
his
own
two
numbers.
fliviiK
mm
.uuiuiuun
iiunc
Bitcwuuinr
tu
ine
amount
oi
progieaa
pjjaon
viennou
wnicn
win
be
maue.
While
neither
of
these
districts
should
properly
be
designated
as
Northern
Canada,
the
expression
is
used
in
a
comparative
sense
as
being
north
from
the
more
thickly
inhabited
parts
of
the
country.
FLIN
FLON
JUNE
I
A
chronicle
of
trial
and
error,
perseverance
and
failure
anfl
a!
large
amount
of
luck
makes
up
the
story
of
Canada's
latest
frontier
mining
development.
Flin
Flon
has
been
an
obscure
pin-point
high
up
on
the
map
of
North
America.
To
be
exact
it
is
about
400
miles
northwest
of
Winnipeg
and
JM)
miles
from
the
nearest
railroad
poiui
which
fa
The
Pas.
It
is
a
lake
and
timber
country
Known
only
to
trappers
and
onlp
partially
mapped.
But
Its
name
will
appear
in
bigger
type
in
the
maps
of
the
immediate
future
for
$80,000,000
will
be
spent
in
the
Flin
Flon
area
and
it
is
destined
to
take
its
place
with
Cobalt.
Timrnirw,
Rouyn.
Sudbury
and
the
other
great
mining
communities
of
the
Dominion.
The
new
community
is
said
to
contain
18,000,000
tons
of
copper-zinc-gold-silver
ore
which
the
prosiector
of
a
generation
ago
would
have
passed
by
as
being
of
too
low
a
grade.
But
It
is
modern
scientific
methods
that
have
made
the
Flin
Flon
possible.
The
Canadian
National
Railways
management
has
shown
its
complete
confidence
in
the
future
of
the
Flin
Flon
by,
building
a
90-mile
spur
line
into
the
district
The
present
owners
the
Harry
Payne
Whitney
interests
of
New
York
City
are
starting
at
once
to
build
a
huge
smelter
for
the
reduction
of
the
low
grade
ores
of
the
district
and
to
take
advantage
of
the
water
power
of
the
area.
A
great
new
frontier
community,
is
being
created
but
it
is
the
story
of
the
finding
of
the
Fiin
Flon
that
is
the
most
romantic
part
of
all.
t
x
ASSAY
t3
,
Si
ISIlfiA
DING
''
ft
i
rouci'
peetori?in
I0l3fwefe
Wre
They?vere
known
as
the
Four
Musketeers
for
their
loyalty.
It
Hook
them
most
-of
the
winter
to
find
agrub
stake"
which
two
Toronto
men
finally
provided.
The
party
pushed
into
the
wilderness
of
Northeastern
Saskatchewan
and
began
j&vork
some
old
claims.
Vague
rumors
reached
them
from
trappers
anil
stray
prospectors
of
a
find
'on
the
shores
of
Lake
Flin
Flon
and
one
of
the
party
went
further
east
to
the
Manitoba
boundary
and
brought
back
samples.
Here
enters
the
element
of
error
for
those
samples
from
Flin
Flon
were
wrongly
assayed
and
the
ore
was
said
to
produce
$54.00
to
the
ton.
Soon
claims
extending
half
nsl
i,
i
M
rasig
Oliver
for
Christmas
Many
people
would
like
to
give
something
in
silver,
but
would
prefer
to
have
it
interli
Solid
Silver
even
if
it
costs
a
little
more.
We
now
have
quite
a
good
assortment
of
Solid
Silver
Pieces.
Some
are
as
follows:
Flower
Vaslets,
18
inches
high
$18.00
Apiece
Tea
Set.
with
ebony
handle
JjS.-.00
&k
or
Fruit
Dish
with
handle,
beautifully
.
Pierced
sjiHO.oo
Individual
JJon
Bon
Dishes,
3
inches
wide
..
$2.00
Ben
Bon
Dishes,
4
inches
wide
c,
on
Other
small
Dishes,
dstfs,
etc.
Jl-"0
to
$10.00
John
Bulger
Jeweller
both
of
which
wwrc
warmly
seceiveo
Other
numbers
which
afforded
him
opportunity
for
the
display
of
nla
undoubted
gifts
aa
a
serious
musician
were
Saraaate's
"Hoatanaa
Aadaluaa"
and
"Symphony
Espsgnoie"
(LaJot.
Mis
Merle
North,
popular
young
meztto-aoprano.
waa
the
assisting
solo-!
ist
.
contributing
the
dUBcult
aria.
"My
Heart
ai
They
Sweet
Voice."
from
"Bameon
and
Delilah."
and
Rogers's
"Trie
Star,
for
her
first
group
and.
for
.
her
aecoud.
Oluek's
"O
del
mlo
dole
ardor"
and
"VaOey
of
Laughter"1
(San-1
dcrsoni.
singing
with
much
expresstoti
j
sad
purity
of
tone.
I
,
Mice
Beatrice
Hicks
and
John
Moaa
I
Shared
the
role
of
accompanist.
Miss
Il'.cka
playing
brilliantly
In
support
of
Mr.
Balagno.
through
a
moat
exacting
program
while
Mr
Moss
lent
artistic
upport
to
Miss
North.
WORLD
NICKEL
FROM
SUDBURY
Ninety
Percent
of
Production
of
This
Metal
Comex
From
Canadian
.Mines
TOriONTO,
Dec.
21.
Canada
produces
from
the
Sudbury
area
about
90
per
rent
of
the
world's
nickel,
according
to
T.
W.
Olbmn.
deputy
minuter
of
mines
for
the
province
of
Ontario.
In
a
re
cent
address
here.
The
other
10
per
ten:.
Mr.
Olbaon
said,
cornea
from
the
Island
of
New
Caledonia,
a
French
penal
colony
In
the
Southern
Pacific.
In
a
review
of
the
history
of
the
-
I
1.
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u
i
j
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..
.
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iii
.luce
wk
nm
a
utuc
u.itA
iiuiii
me
jane
nau
wen
nuiheu
ana
men
a
irue
assay
j
dlacorcry
in
1813.
whn
copper
wai
was
maue
wnien
reveaiea
a
real
value
oi
auout
z
per
ton.
Operations
stopped
after
nearly
$350,000
had
been
spent.
An
American
firm
about
this
time
became
interested
and
after
taking
an
option
in
1010
let
the
proposition
drop.
In
1920
the
Mining
Corporation
of
Canada
appeared
on
the
scene
and
commenced
work.
This
was
the
beginning
of
the
Flin
Flon
great
undertaking
which
led
to
the
purchase
this
year
by
the
Whitney
interests.
The
future
now
appears
to
be
assured
and
an
expenditure
of
$30,000,000
is
to
be
made
in
the
effort
to
secure
new-found
wealth
of
the
hinterland.
Unusual
interest
in
the
undertaking
is
being
taken
in
Canada
on
account
of
the
comparatively
close
proximity
of
the
Hudson
Bay
Railway
which
is
being
built
by
Canada,
Northeast
from
the
Pas.
The
new
Flin
Flon
spur
will
reaeli
Northwest
and
the
two
make
a
great
Y
into
the
north
countrv.
found
tn
the
province,
Mr.
Qlbson
dealt
with
the
discoveries
in
Nstthern
Ontario.
Cobalt,
etc.,
and
said
that
one
of
the
greatest
romance
was
the
way
in
which
the
nickel
.producers
of
Canada
had
recaptured
a
market
tost
to
them
when
batUeehlps
became
unpopu-Isr.
The
scrapping
of
batUeehlps,
with
their
nickel
-steel
armour,
had
cut
the
nickel
market
tn
half,
but
through
advertising
and
educating
campaigns
the
induetry
Is
now
marketing
more
nickel
than
It
did
during
the
war.
Mr.
Olbaon
declared
that
Canadians
cere
lust
mining
on
the
fringe
of
the
creat
Pre-Cambrlsn
Shield
which
formed
the
main
part
of
Northern
Ontario.
Aa
to
gold.
Mr.
Olbson
told
of
the
wonderful
"Golden
Staircase,"
one
of
the
fitoest
showings
of
high-grade
gold
ore
in
the
world,
a
nortlon
of
whteh
hd
been
on
vfew
!n
the
Orftsrlo
Parliament
Buildings
for
many
years.
"I
Icol:
for
new
Cobalts,
new
KlrkUiif
Lake
and
Porcupines,
"perhaps
not
la
my
time,
but
in
the
near
future
aa
far
as
the
history
of
the
world
Is
concern
ed
"
Mr.
Oibson
said.
IF
MAN
IS
WISE
HE
D0DGES
AUTOS
Judte
Comment"
on
Itapld
duiirr
In
f'(HiIII
lulls
on
Mrrrtu
In
Cities
TORONTO,
Dec.
21
In
hi
charge
to
the
Oracts
Jury
at
the
opening
of
the
General
Session
of
the
Peace
here-this
week
Jadge
Ooatswbrth
commented
particularly
Upon
the
prevalence
of
motor
aoSMemta
in
Toronto,
and
expressed
the
hope
that
no
means
would
be
left
untried
to
reach
a
method
by
which
the
streeta
of
the
city
would
be
made
safer
tor
cltteens.
Referring
to
the
four
ease
of
alleged
criminal
negligence
on
the
docket,
His
Honor
said:
"Thla
Is
s
type
of
offence
which
the
auto
has
brought
up.
The
time
was
when.
Abe
pedestrian
had
practically
greater
right
on
the
road
than
anyoie
else.
While
he
has
Juat
as
much
rights
now.
it
wotUd
be
awkward
to
argue
the
matter
with
the
auto,
so
if
he
is
wise
he
dodges.
The
auto
has
come
to
stay,
and
we
must
have
a
readjustment
of
the
rights
Of
pedestrian
and
driver,
so
that
the
number
of
accidents
may
be
reduced."
Rev
Canon
W.
P.
Rushbrook
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Camosun
yesterday
afternoon
from
Alice
Ann
w.:er-
tie
ronducted
Anglican
Church
ser-
oc-
iag'
Sunday
Why
Wheat
(ioe
Kast
Accenting
to
thr
Vancouver
Fravlnoe
the
wattcru
route
u
uot
function
lug
at!
all
a
n
would
be
expected
to
function!
A
year
wbtn
Alberta
naa
an
sbner-!
aatily
large
amount
of
wtteat
more.
J
nar
In
th
active
way
that
people
m
i
Alberta
have
auppowd
It
1
3
be
fuac-l
was
sandfd
uaonr
Wperean
It
was
cxpecMa
IMi
to
Mr
Batefwo
wfteai
he
aiiud
kwwg
uni
at
wnaat
womo
mre
hit
Hrt
group,
the
AUaro
VWacs.
An-!
PO"
durtnc
December.
laa
than
i
saate
and
Prists
mmswlt
fssa
tkt
1
ISOOjOSO
tatMi
were
taaSed
Surtnc
the
Samu
in
a
Minor
I
Sjogren),
and
aa
j
tint
quarter
of
the
month,
aw
procreated
tbrougb
an
tuetlng
suJ
Therw
wa.
the
Prwrtnee
atated
ojj
,
btut:.'u!
prograsi
(be
audience
i
bowed
(
Dsrember
9,
not
enough
whaat
toi
the
their
appreciate
of
hu
sjUrmg
In
j
:awawra
Hin
to
load
the
ahlpa
Mtea
la
uiunJtuluUle
Ufgas.
Ataraia
a
proats-1
part
T&tM
wre
hipa
m
port
wnoae
tng
young
music
tau.
the
IntertenUig
;
particular
(twin
carjjei
had
not
arnvad.
wrart
atnee
Ma
last
concert
appurans
i
Theee
weaatl
tn
nut
tor
wtriett
lint
liave
brought
hun
the
maturity
i
there
were
no
carxoe
In
sight.
For
only
with
experience
and
a
1
tbeae
condition
the
railways
denied
that
they
were
to
blame
The
operator
of
the
public
haNse
denied
that
they
were
u
Mama.
While
rarloua
raaaons
were
asalgned
for
Out
trouble,
no
person
in-tetwted
woM
make
a
public
declaration."
That
sonMsthlng
was
aertoualy
"the
trouble"
m
Apparent
from
the
following
roauMTlaon.
"Is
so
fir
ai
thu
port
It-
'Scene
j
k
a
concanied.
shipping
men
point
out.
the
U
station
u
that
a
great
volume,
of
butlseaa
which
wu
promleed
(or
tbl
month
sow
gives
no
promise
oi
realisation.
A
few
ysari
ago.
with
but
one
elevator,
and
that
of
1.500.000
bush-?ls
capacity,
and
two
available
grain
I
bertha
for
ships,
the
port
was
ahipplng
four
to
seven
million
bushels
of
wheat
i
monthly
and
handled
approxImaMy
,
j
I
5600.000
huabsis
in
the
season.
Today
the
elevator
capacity
u
7.7M.OOO
buvh-cb:
there
are
grain
berths
for
at
least
nice
iblps
st
one
time;
there
la
larger
railway
ranteaje
accommodeUon.
So
far
this
season
the
monthly
record
of
No.
1
elevator
daring
the
l-tt
seaaon
hat
not
been
equalled
by
the
total
output
of
all
the
elevators
now
lining
the
water
front."
There
was.-
the
Province
states,
a
prospect
that
seme
of
the
grain
vesnels
would
more
to
Portland,
and
there
nil
up
with
United
states
wheat.
All
which
Menu
to
mean
that
the
western
spout
is
plugged,
and
nobody
knows
why.
or
will
say
why.
Meanwhile,
Alberts'
wheat
Is
gotag
aaat
sad
raying
the
estra
coat
of
haulage
over
the
long
raUwsy
route,
to
take
porta
which
ate
storm
-bouad
and
will
be
lce-boimd
asy
day:
er
la
lying
tn
Alberta
granaries
-and
elevators
wtth
carrying
charges
pltlsv
up
againat
the
ovrsers.
This
appears
to
be
a
case
oalltog
plainly
far
mveaUfatlAn
by
the
Dominion
Department
of
Trade
and
Commerce.
If
tb
Dominion
Oovernment
has
Invested
oillllorw
of
dollars
In
Vsnoourer
terminals
enly
to
have
those
elevators
stand
empty
tn
December,
while
ships
cat
to
tht
port
to
load
wheat
have
to
go
to
Portland
and
load
United
States
wheat.
It
Is
at
least
time
that
the
Canadian
tax-payers
were
told
the
facta
and
made
aware
of
the
cause
of
this
ridiculous
situation.
Man
in
the
Moon
zn
A
WOMAN
gets
a
permanent
wave
but
a
man
geu
a
permanent
rare.
At
anyrate
that's
what
Melinda
say,
and
she
ought
to
.
know
because
she's
been
married.
THE
chief
occupation
of
women
this
week
Is
shopping,
and
the
chief
occupation
of
man
Ha
getting
the
cash
for
the
wmen
to
shop.
THINa$
are
speeding
upln'
Prince
Ru
pert,
fro
eastern
malls
to'
read
yea
tertlay;
It's
rumored
hat
there
may
oe
another
this
week.
"WILL
you
walk
Into
my
parlor?"
Said
the
spider
lurking
by.
No,
kind
sir.
I
walk
no
longer,
Reeeatiy
I
lesrned
to
f)y."
TELSOHAPH
tolls
are
sW
to
be
coming
down.
Then
we
shall
possibly
be
able
to
give
the
news
about
Santa
Ctaua
coming.
OVER
in
Ireland
the
other
day
some
peopte
were
on
the
rocks.-
Irish
treubiea
are
just
like
ours.
BEATTY
la
being
ssked
to
take
a
bite
at
the
railway
sltwattoo
In
Northern
British
Columbia
and
Alberta.
The
Alberta
government
haa
thrown
the
bosk
once
more
for
the
O.P.R.
president,
and
It
is
hoped
be
will
rise
to
the
occasion
but
not
carry
off
the
bait.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
ifon.
DM
KMKKIt
21,
1917
T.
D.
Pattollo,
minister
of
lands,
has
offered
the
city
some
waterfront
lots,
contingent,
however,
on
the
city
deeding
over
its
fights
in
Cow
Bay
to
the
O.T.P.
railway.
Ueal
Unionist
headquarters
have
.
re
ceived
word
that,
"-fully
2.000
soldiers
overseas
voted
for
c!.
-
C.
Peck
tn
the
recent
federal
elti-Zi.
Tan
w3
counteract
an
adverse
majority
agalntt
Col
Peck
in
the
local
roting
Ueut
Jack
Dcwllng.
who
went
over-
e
e
uggestions
(.'IPr
SlHJfiESTIONS
FOR
THE
LADIES
Boxed
HaudkerthitUs
in
all
styles.
Colored
or
White,
from
per
box
:t(r
to
JjfcWU
Garters
in
Beaded
or
Shirred
Silk,
from
."Or?
to
SI.2A
Garter
and
Coat
Hanger
Sets,
Novelty
Necklace
Sets,
(iarter
and
Shoe
-Tree
Sets
in
irreat
variety,
front
flOe
to
Sl.?fl
Mercury
Full
Fashioned
Pure
Silk
Hose
Service
wvittht.
silk
to
the.
top.
boxed
individually,
per
pair
$'2.fl0
Penqians
Pure
Silk
Pull
Fashioned
Hon,
boxed,
per
!air
Sl.Tfl
Creite
De
Chine
Scarves
In
all
the
latest
coloring,
from
Sjll.flO
to
ijtl.Tfl
S
pattern
Jaeger
and
Penman
mikes,
pure
wool.
Cold
weather
comf
rt
assured,
from
$2.7fl
to
l?:J."fl
Gloves
Pi
aest
Trefousse
Kid;
Fancy
Cuff,
per
pair,
boxed
K:t.."0
Heavy
Kid
Fur-lined
Gloves
in
Greys
and
Tans,
per
pair
tffl.oo
Ladies'
Silk
Nightgowns
in
pleasing
designs,
from
:t.flO
to
."jU.Tfl
Ladies'
Silk
Pyjamas,
from
$:t..o
to
.Stt.Tfl
Watstort's
Leader
Silk
llloetners
in
all
leading
shades,
per
pair
Sl.flO
to
8-.7."
Ladies'
Kimonos
in
Blanket
Cloths,
from
....
$:i.ro
to
sjti
i.ro
Fancy
Jacquard
Towel
Sets
In
boxen,
an
appreciated
gift,
per
set
Sfle
to
S?-.7fl
Hundreds
of
Other
Practical
Gifts
SPECIAL
XMAS
HEWJCTIONS
IN
ALL
LADIES'
Phone
9
seas
wtth
Prince
Rupert'e
first
contln
the
Infsntry
and
t
now
training
at
Oreenwich,
Bnglaad,
tor
the
Naval
Air
Service.
He
la
the
son
of
Sir.
and
Mrs.
r.
w.
Dow
use
of
this
city.
TLMHEIt
SALE
X9581
Sealed
Tenders
will
be
received
by
the
Minister
of
LaiuU
at
Victoria.
BC,
not
later
than
noon
on
the
12th
day
of
Jan
uary.
1928.
for
the
purchase
of
Licence
X9581.
to
cut
27200
lineal
-
feet
of
Cedar
Poles
on
ma
area
situated
on
Luis
903
and
13T9.
Seweil.
Uaseett
Inlet,
lid.
District
t
.
Two
3)
years
will
be
allowed
for
re-
msvai
or
timber.
.Further
particulars
of
the
Chief
For-alter,
Yictoru,
B.C..
or
District
r"orester.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
TI.MItKH
SALE
X700I
Sealed
Tendera
will
be
reeeived
by
the
District
Forester,
not
later
than
noon
on
the
29th
day
of
December,
1937.
for
the
purchase
of
Licence
X7004,
Barnard
.Coy,
Princess
Royal
island
.
CJB
4,
to
cut
1.183.000
feet
board
measure
of
Spruce.
Cedar,
Hemlock
and
Balsam
Mwloga.
w
ui
veara
win
oe
auowea
tor
removal
of
timber.
Further
particulars
of
the
Chief
Por-
eater.
Victoria,
or
the
District
Fores
ter,
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
TLMHEIt
SALE
X9590
Sealed
Tenders
will
bp
received
by
the
District
Forester
not
lair'
than
noon
on
the
15th
day
of
December.
1937,
for
the
purchase
of
L'e?ce
asbw.
sown
shore
Dranev
Inlet.
C.H.
2,
to
cut
873.000
feet
board
measure
t'.
seruoe.
cedar,
nem-
iock
and
liaisjr.i
avawioga.
Two
(3i
years
will
be
allowed
for
re
moval
of
timber.
Further
particulars
of
the
Chief
Forester.
-Victoria,
or
the
District
Forester,
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
NOTICI
LAND
ACT
OF
INTENTION-
TO
APPLY
TO
PI
KCH.tSE
LAM
Tn
Range
a
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
altuate
at
the
northerly
eiiS
of
Telegraph
Passage.
Skeeaa
River.
TAKE
NOTICE
tlsnt
J.
H.
Todd
St
Sons
of
Victoria.
B.C..
ooeuDntion
sslraan
can-
ncrs.
intend
to
appiy
tor
permission
hi
purchase
the
following
described
lands:
Commenctnz
at
s
post
planted
at
ti;e
uorthwet
corner
of
Lot
21.
Range
S,
CD.:
tberse
35
chain
t;
thence
20
chain:
xxxv.:.
more
or
leas,
to
high
water
mark;
thence
southerly
along
high
water
trnxY
to
the
point
oi
coiomence-
ment.
containing
60
acres,
more
or
"
J.
H.
TODD
ti
SONS.
LTD.
Applicant
Dated
December
I2tn,
1927,
)
1
gent,
hss
secured
his
discharge
from
!
ICAHADIANi
Vacific
sitst4r
Practical
M
Gifts
Are
Alw
ys
Appreciated
Your
choice
of
tilfts
which
can
lie
so
described
are
here
for
your
Inspection,
In
treat
virirtv
Linen
Ilrldge
Ten
Sets,
wondertu.
from
$4.7A
Finest
Irian
Linen
Haniask
.
$.."
t.
Fancy
Guest
Towels
in
purest
linen
Cut
Work,
from
each
l.2o
CIllLUHKVtl
.OlFT
HirAlrTv.l
I
loll
and
Cuddly
Toys
in
great
va
i.
Girls'
Flannel
Dresses.
S
various
colore,
each
.
.
boxed
from,
per
box
.
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO
Jrd
Of)
K.V
Baby's
Jaeger
Bootees,
Pare
infanta'
Embroidered
IUk
Burk
Blue
or
Pink
gS.7fl
Padded
Silk
Kimono
Cages
m
Bin.
each
to
I
t
Little
Tata'
Crepe
De
CM
Dre-
otu
colors
$!.7fl
.
.
H"
Jlen's
Pure
Linen
Initial
Handk.
in
box
Bridge
Score
Pads,
each
Pure
Wool
Fancy
Cashmere
Sox
to
Select
rrom.
AND
CHILDIIE.VS
C
vi
LTD.
Vvenuc
anu
I
ulf
xi!i.t;
s
si,
.r
GIPTfi
FOIUlkTN
Ties,
imUvMnally
boxed,
fm
iiOo
Men's
Suspenders,
ArmbuQas,
Cat
si
in
s
I,;.!
R!
:i
t
wont
be
long,
now
TILL
CHRISTMAS
The
wise
shopper
shop
early!
Our
complete
Hardware
offers
a
range
of
(iiftg
that
are
both
beau'
useful.
We
invite
you
to
call
and
inspect
our
sp-'1
lected
stock
of
Christmas
Gifta!
Aluminum
Roaster
WaterlesH
Cookers
Cocktail
Shakers
Tea
Pots
Coffee
Pols
Pyrex
Ware
Silverware
Electric
Cufling
Irons
"Hair
Dryers
Percolators
Waffle
Irons
KKK
Heaters
Toasters
Carving
Rets,
etc.
I-et
Your
Christmas
(Jlftn
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the
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Kind!
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B.
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Coast
Services
Sailings
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anil
gangway
Xoveinler
It.
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aud
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hiiu
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irol
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.
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of
th
utreet
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
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HC.
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.,
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from
Prince
lluiiert.
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tor
VANCOllVKIt,
VICTOKIA.
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Bay.
etc,
Tuesday.
For
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t'w.""yK'1,
VICTORIA,
llotedale.
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luy.
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