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Wednesday,
April
6,
1927
INVESTIGATING
CAMPAIGN
FUNDS.
The
royal
commission
investigating
political
campaign"
funds
in
British
Columbia'
has
the
most
valuable,
interesting
and
difficult
portion
of
its
work
ahead
of
it
namely,
the
making
of
its
report
on
how
the
situation
h
to
be
bettered
or
remedied.
The
commission's
work
of
uncovering
evil,
as
there
have
been
plenty
of
accusations
alontr
that
linp
vn
nnf
nf
miiA
....
,.i
MR.
PATTULLO
AND
ROAD
TO
INTERIOR.
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo,
member
of
the
Leirislatn
re
fnr
Ppfnr-i.
i
Under
the
provisions
of
the
nrovinci'al
tax
on
o-rn
inr-Am
B.C.
H,
M.
HUKUK.lt.
KKMdVKIt
enacted
at
the
recent
session
of
the
legislature,
every
person-
en-
traired
in
anv
traifp.
huinia
r.
irr.,!.i
.ik:
u
i
.
.Hengthy
association
required
16;
obUin
a
certificate
o(
registration
from
the
commis-
Wn.
oTn
sioner
,of
jncrjme
taxbefore
April
0.
This
applies
,to
everj-one
wholjUifn
e
mining
dl.trictl
.
maintains1
place
of
business
Xno
'matter,
how
lprge
how
con
tinues.
Applications
should
be
mailed
to
the
provincial
assessor
for
the
district.
Those
who
have
not
already
received
application
forms
should
apply
to
any
provincial
assessor,
government
agent,
provincial
police
officer,
or
to
the
commissioner
of
income
tax,
Victoria.
F
ull
detaHs
respecting
subsequent
returns
required
under
this
tax
and
other
information
will
be
supplied
to
each
person
with
his
ici
uucuie
in
registration
Carrying
a
big
load
?
SHREDDED
WHEAT
will
lighten
it
by
insuring
easy
digestion
and
bodily
sitength-crisp
shreds
of
baked
whole
wheat
wmiam
w
tcompanled
by
Mrs.
Kennedy
arid
fam-i
have
,efk
'or
Vancouver
to
spend)
mining
mining
engineer
engineer
l"?'
"
for
the
Coast
District
and
one
of
the
1th'
E'"
holidays,
best
best
known
known
fleures
figures
In
In
the
the
ui.m
western
rm.l
-
Canadian
mineral
Industry,
has
resigned
from
the
Government
service
and
will
be
succeeded
by
O.
A.
Clothier
of
Prince
Rupert.
Seventy-five
years
of
age.
Mr.
Brewer
has
decided
to
take
the
first
rest
In
a
career
crowded
with
experiences
and.'
advehl'uffe
in
many
parts
of
America.
i
Mr.
Brewer's
retirement
will
rob
the
mineral
Industry
of
one
of
Its
most
notable
characters
and
the
Mines
Department
of
a
highly
successful
official.
Everywhere
In
British
Columbia's
mln-
setter
dog
as
his
Inseparable
companion
he
had
ridden
or
tramped
Into
every
corner
of
the
Province
during
his
quar
ter
of
a
century
as
an
exeprt
Investiga
tor
of
mineral
properties.
Of
late
years
he
has
been
In
charge
of
mineral
dis
trict
No.
8
which
embraces
Vancouver
$6.00
i
Island
and
the
lower
Mainland
and
in
cludes
a
number
of
Important
mining
areas.
Hundreds
of
mining
properties
in
this
big1
district
have
been
examined
by
htm
since
his
appointment
as
resident
engineer
In
1917.
'
,
AN
RN4il.lMII.MAN
An
Englishman
by
birth.
Mr.
Brewer
came
to
America
as
a
younth
of
nine
teen.
In
the
70s
he
was
a
cowpuncher
on
the
range
In
Texas
which
was
In
those
days
the
real
"wild
and
wooly"
West.
Then
came
an
ODDortunltv
to
quit
the
cattle
business
for
Journalism.
He
became
the
special
travelling
correspondent
of
the
St.
Joseph
Missouri
Herald.
All
over
the
western
estates
he
wan
dered
as
a
newspaperman
and
then
the
lure
of
mining
attracted
him.
His
first
experience
In
this
fTeld
was
In
the
Black
Hills
of
South
Dakota,
during
the
winter
of
1876-77,
when
he
prospected
In
the
placer
mines
In
Deadwood
and
other
historic
camps.
Incidentally
he
was
deputy
sheriff
In
Lawrence
County,
where
bad
men
made
he-
district
around
Deadwood
notorious.
f.EAK.VKD
MINIMI
From
1882
to
1884
he
learned
the
practical
end
of
mining-
and
mlllinir
of
free
gold
Ores
while
in
the
employ
of
the
Homestake
Mlnlnr
Comiunt
and
ana
he
ne
followed
lonowed
up
up
the
the
experience
experience
gain-
gain-
,
..
.
.,...
i.iuv,
nas
uniiueresiing
and
easj.
It
has
a
real
job
in
front
of
it,
however,
in
devising
some
thfre
wlth
fU
atudy
of
the
mu'ino
f
imnw,.
1
it
j.
J
..
!
thfOfV
of
mlneroloeV.
Ijltr
h
went
77
I
Til
.
....
7
1
7
?
eiiecuve
recommen-lnt0
"the
lron
,nd
n
dations
which
the
political
parties
of
the
o"
province-will
adopt;
it
of
Alabama
where
he
mined
iron
will
-have
gone
far
in
restoring
to
good
name
the
political
reputation,
,nd
bec,me
special
investigator
for
OI
UrltlSh
Columbia
which
has
hopn
murVi
M-niA
nt
1t
t""
aj
aiaie
uovernmeui
and
lor
"
"
"
private
InteresU
Finally
as
the
representative
of
New
York
Interests,
which
were
anxious
to
find
out
the
mineral
possibilities
of
British
Columbia,
he
came
here
In
Rnnert.
and
!
,6"
Dur,ng
1901
"
w"
ened
minister
of
land.4.
f.
r-nmin,,
B
tv,,
j..i
to
.
,
be
i
a
n
umber
,
of
"
matters
.
to
be
placed
before
him.
v..
most
ic
uwuciai.uuu.tne
important
!on
copper
General
mine,
Electric
and
Company
prospect,
to
sdjn"
report
of
which
will
again
be
the
continuation
of
the
road
from
Prince
Ru-'to
the
British
Columbia
and
Alaskan
pert
toward
Terrace
and
the
provincial
highways.
Coast,
and
m
the
following
year
he
When
the
amount
of
road
building
being
done
in
the
south
isi"
,n
th
""ploy
of
the
North
West-taken
into
consideration,
it
would
seem
that
Prince
Rupert
is
en-,"11
8meItln8
nd
Refining
Company,
titled
to
a
good
deal
more
than
it
is
getting.
It
is
well
to
press
jhIeh
"""
th'
b,Mt
""t
t
crof-our
cjaim
but
we
should
aUo
remember
that,
while
we
should
expect
v,ncou"r
wnd-
lx
r
Mr.
Pattullo
to
exert
every
effort
in
thvtt
direction
In
his
capacity
-
WM
mpiT
lh
Iy"
8pper
of
member
for
Prince
Rupert
he
also
has
his
duty
to
the
Snce
!
"J
ZSoTTZ
as
a
whole
as
a
minister
of
the
crown.
Prince
Rupert
wants
onlyjown
..
an
independent
mining
en-Its
fair
share
which
it
thinks
it
has
not
in
the
past
been
getting,
iglneer.
We
do
not
ak.
for
more
than
our
due.
'
f
.
kktaived
hy
.miimik
Premier
Sir
Richard
McBrlde
reUIned
hlra
to
make
examinations
for
the.
Government
as
field
engineer
along
the
line
of
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
RaU-'ay.
j.''
ThU
This
was
1
the
beginning
of
a
with
the
govern-
extensive
research
work
Charlotte
and
I
in
1914
and
fn
.
.
-
-j-irv
ui
or
nun
small)
auiai,)
'jsis
;jja
he
ne
travailed
iravuira
l.eoo
i.ooo
r
muea
on
horse-
or
who
carries
on
trade
of
any
description,
or
who
Is
engaged
in
back
as
government
engineer,
making
any
business
enterprise,
or
who
practices
any
profession;
but
does
i
examinations
in
many
district,
not
include
persons
connected
therewith
who
are
working
for1
A,,w
thl
work
the
Government
re-wages,
or
who
are
employed
on
a
salary
basis.
The
fact
that
taxa-:
ulned
hlM1
w
nik'
reconnaisance
of
tion
returns
are
already
being
made
does
not
.affect
the
liability
to."1
lron
or
'nd
other
mIn'
register.
The'uenaltv
fnr
fnillncr
fn
nhtaln
o
f,riifuu
,it,j
u-
Posits
of
Vancouver
Island
and
ad-
stated
stated
time
time
is
is
S10.00
J10.00
fnr
for
pnrh
each
ilnv
day
Hnrincr
during
wlilrn
which
tUa
the
,t.f..l
default
iJiCf.nt
'inds
and
In
1917
he
wa.
ap-
pointed
resident
Oovememnt
engineer
in
district
NO.
with
headquarters
In
Nanslmo.
.
'
VISITKH
AI.I.
IllHTRICTH
Despite
his
seventy-five
years,
Mr.
Biewer
continued
field
work
which
i
would
have
taxed
the
strength
of
most
younger
men.
Up
and
down
the
coast
he
went,
ever
on
the
move.
The
remotest
claims
were
not
too
far
away
for
him
to
visit
In
the
course
of
his
Inspection
tours.
During
Its
entire
lifetime,
a
tine
old
Irish
setter
Invariably
walked
beside
the
veteran
engineer,
travelling
with
him
In
the
bush
or
on
i
trans
and
boats.
This
remarkable
as-isoclatlon
ended
a
little
while
ago
when
;
the
old
setter
died
and
of
recent)
months
he
hss
been
replaced
by
a
giant
I
English
sheep
dog
but
more
playful
..twit
mi
rurvTMUi
uut
ihiv
Iirsri
SO
sedate
and
thoughtful.
Without
the
setter
and
later
the
aheep
dog,
Mr.
Brewer
never
travelled
a
mile.
Ten
Year
Ago
1
In
Prlnc
Rupert
a
mil.
a,
ii7.
The
tug
Florence
from
the
Beaver
cancrry
arrived
In
pofl
yesterday
to
undergo
repairs.
Oeorg
Coffey,
representing
the
Qug-
i
A
aneclal
train
of
seven
cars
of
fresh
halibut
left
for
the
east
last
nlgho
The
Methodist
mission
steamer
"Thomas
Crosby."
Captain
Oliver,
left
for
the
Queen
Charlotte
Island
this
morning.
Those
aboard
Included
Rev.
J.
C.
Spencer
of
Port
Simpson.
R.
Q.
Johnston,
who
Is
building
new
cannery
at
Rivers
Inlet,
was
In
the
city
yesterday.
me
si.
Andrews
nas
lasen
lng
i...
hi.
districts
..i...
.w
the
veteran
engineer
was
a
..
.
society
'
.
.
,.,.
.......
ovcr
the
quarters
on
Second
Avenut
familiar
familiar
figure.
figure.
With
With
an
an
old
old
Irish
Irish
...
.
wmcn
were
Tormeriy
occupied
by
the
Kalen
Island
Club.
MRS.
McCAFFERY
HEAD
OF
LEAGUE
r.i.ErTF.n
piiemdknt
or
(
atmoi.k
WOKVH
(U(i.lMATION
KtHT
MOHT
T
OK(iAMK
lltll-
MIXTON
n.rit
At
a
largely
attended
meeting
las:
night.
.
the
Catholic
Women's
League
elected
officers
for
the
year
as
follows
President.
Mrs.
M.
P.
McCaffcry.
First
Vice-President,
Mrs.
S.
Batcher
Second
Vlce-Presldent
Mis.
R.
E
Moore.
TWrd
Vice-President.
Mrs.
Charles
P
Balagno.
Treasurer.
Mrs.
G.
W.
Nifkerson.
Recording
Secretary
Miss
Mary
As-
torl.
Corresponding
Secretary.
Mrs.
H.
T
Olassey.
It
was
decided
to
form
a
badminton
club,
uelng
the
pariah
hall
for
the
playing
of
games.
Further
organlzatlot
or
this
club
will
be
proceeded
with
later.
SPRING
TEA
AND
SALE
BY
LADIES'
OF
ST.
ANDREW'S
The
Ladles'
Auxiliary
of
St.
Andrew's
Society
Is
jyjldlng
a
spring
tea
and
sale
this
af
teraoon!
in!
the
rooms
on
Second
Avenue.
The
various
booths
axe
being
given
gSneral
supervision
by
the
president.
Mrs.
McRobble.
Mrs.
James
Simpson
Is
convener
of
the
tea
room
and
those
pouring
are
Mrs.
R.
Duncan
and
Mrs.
R.
A.
McLeod
with
Mrs.
George
Scott,
Mrs.
W.
D.
Chrlstlson.
Mrs.
J.
Haddon.
Mrs.
J.
Black
and
Mrs.
J.
L.
M:Intosh
serving.
selections
during
the
afternoon.
HAS
SNOWED
HERE
.
IN
PAST
YEARS
AT
Some
people
have
said
that
.they
never
saw
anow
fri
Prince
Rupert
so
late
In
the-world-fller
lighted
at
Prince
Rupert
!,"?.
tm1
ch"'n"
4
PAGE
TWO
TB2
DAIL1
NEW3
Wednesday
Aprt
(oreBkadaiidBelterBreai
genhelm
Interests,
arrived
In
th
city
VETERAN
IN
I
from
the
south
yesterday
and
will
con
tlnue
north
to
Alaska-
poind.
nanaimo.
n.
i.onu
hkkx
(
:
AfcKqmTF.it
with
in.
IMSTKV
VICTORIA,
April
Biewer.
....
Ooveriunent
VUTtiuulcuk
AT
Retailer
were
paying
Ifl1,
rents
per
pound
yesterday
for
red
salmon
which
was
raught
In
neighboring
water
by
Indians.
"Buster"
Brown
left
yesterday
for
I
Vancouver'
where
W
expects
to
locate.
quality
ii
the
first
and
BECAUSE
foremost
ingredient
In
every
can
of
S-VV-P.
Quality
is
the
first
idea
in
the
mind
of
every
Sherwin-Williams
man.
The
Sherwin-Williams
business
was
built
on
quality
and
Sherwin-WUlhms
quality
is
standard
for
the
whole
world.
S-W-P
is
better
because
the
quality
of
the
color
pigments
is
better,
the
lead
and
zinc
are
better,
the
oil
Is
better.
1
S-W-P
is
ground
finer,
mixed
more
thoroughly,
spreads
smoother,
brushes
easily
and
covers
most.
S-W-P
is
made
to
a
formula
which
has
been
tested
by
time
and
exposure
to
the
severest
weather
conditions.
Behind
this
formula
stand
the
best
paint
brains
ir
the
world.
The
reasons
for
the
superiority
of
S-W-P
go
back
to
the
policy
of
the
founder
of
the
Company
more
than
60
years
ego
and
spread
out
to
the
mine
and
the
fields,
the
mills
and
factories
whose
products
form
the
raw
materials
for
the
largest
puint
and
varnish
manufacturers
in
the
world.
This
Guide
Will
Help
The
Shrwit''WilUam
Houtthold
GulJt
Manual
charts
all
the
common
requirements
for
paints,
stains,
vox-nishcy
and
enamels,
and
sliowt
at
a
glance
what
to
ask
for.
Get
free
copy
from
the
nearest
S-W
Agent
or
write
Sherwin-Wmiams,
897
Centre
Street,
Montreal.
"There
Is
no
Substituteor
Quallt
y
from
Seattle
on
the
flrif
lap-
of
their
5.
That
certain
n.re.l
of
l.nH
I
I
t
aTsTIIsT
MM
aVaasssssW
n
I
just
love
Wrlgley's
New
DOUBLE
MINT-
Real
Peppstmiat
riaorIrSl
WonJirf
utlr
r
coaVortipg
cooling,
na
delicious.
SfliaW
ot
the
spring
as
this.
It
might
be
pointed
;
Rrl.t',l
Columbia
more
particularly
'de
e
rears
aro
todav
;;.f'.
J380'
'He
CoMt
wx.
X.
triet.
containing
37
81
Too
acres
mtr
,
im,
me
uiiucu
slam
rouna-
or
less,
excepung
thereout
a
stria
nrr
in
width
measured
from
i
of
I
globe
circuit
In
a
thick
snowstorm,
the
I
premises
situate
In
the
Coast
Dlslrtet
'
snin
nf
ifaiA
if-.!.,
.v.-
i
,y.
.
-
iiild
oi
uruusn
uoiumDiAi
snrr
mM-
maW
"cracking
up"7.
hit
the
tiTnf
MlSo
VSJS
water
at
Seal
Cove,
the
accident
betna
attributed
by
Major
Martin
to
poor
vlsl-
1
t,?re.dV.nffsn
'1
"V
.
power
piania,
trans-
.miwion
lines
and
receiving
station
for
I
Falls
and
Khatada
Riven
development,
and
clans
nf
vnryi
I
The
Receiver
Is
Informed
that
the
I
above
lanls
narr1
f
9
4
i
m
......
j
-rig
rx"
fleeted
!
by
toe
engineers
of
the
Prince
ivuuni.
nyaro-ciecinc
company
Limited
as
being
suitable
sites
for
the
construction
of
water
power
plants.
Tenders
msv
h
mnAm
tnr
-H
tv..
.barrels
tnffthr
nr
fn-
r.-.
a
r
'
-o
-
-
----
v.
.
v
ui.i
ui
iiiuir
separately.
I
Particulars
and
condition
of
sale
may
be
had
upon
application
at
the
office
of
Messrs-
niriflll
fttaarl
lf.
Winter.
Bank
of
Nova
Scotia
Building.
Vancouver,
or
at
the
office
of
the
undersigned.
DATED
the
2nd
day
of
March,
1927.
WILSON.
WHEALLEIt
fc
SYMUS
Solicitors
for
the
Plaintiff,
840
-
Pender
Street
West,
Vancouver,
B
C
71
LAND
ACT
Skeena
Land
Distrtct."ristrlct
of
Queen
Chsrlotte
Islands.
take
rarrrnv.
th.f
.i.t-.
h...
...
date.
I
Intend
to
aDdr
to
the
ri.f
Commufloner
of
Lands
for
a
licence
to
prospect
for
coal
and
petroleum
over
640
pcrrw
oi
jsnn
Donrrow
as
follows:
Commfnflflff
ot
-
ni.-i.j
-.
....
southwest
corner
of
Section
3,
Town
snip
a,
uransm
Klsnd.
and
marked
"AJO.'i
smithwxct
.n-.-.
ii,....
....
to
chains;
thence
north
80
chains;
thenee
i
ou
ensms;
cnenca
south
80
chains
to
point
of
commencement,
blng
Section
88,
Township
8,
araham
Isisnd.
BC
n,
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141
Sherwin-Williams
Paints
vaqnishfs
Iacoufqs
FOR
SALE
AT
PAINT
HEADQUARTERS
BY
HOWE
&
McNULTY
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
bUtty.
There.
was
not.
however,
as
much
snow
bn
the
ground
at
that
time
but
It
was
one
Instance
at
least
In
the
past
where
there
was
snow
at
this
tune
1
of
the
year.
'
Those
in
charge
of
other
departments
r.
,r
,.,t.
..,
areas
followa:
t,ln
PUVUt.Mh
l.UUICl
UV
Sale
of
work
Mrs.
J.
Watson,
assisted
I1IUTISH
COMIMBIA.
by
Mrs.
Charles
Taylor
and
MUs
Watson.
......
,
..
.
.
,T
r
"
'H
PF.ItT
II
YI)ltO-l:l.l:(TlllC
FUh
Dond
Mrs
Beattl.
Seattle,
assisted
.l.tH
h.
by,
COMPANT
HMITHt
Mrs.
W.
Thompson.
t
--
,
,
Raffle.
Mrs.
J.
R.
Murray.
I
,L?K"'
THE
f-'Ot'
It
T
,
Home
cooking-Mrs.
Ben
Da.garno.
'
orjf
MiStice
V&ttl
assisted
by
Miss
Durran.
dated
the
18U
day
ofFebruary,
1827.
In
Mrs.
W
Anderson
Is
actlni
as
cashier
S
DOnhlrii'
action'
Intituled
In
the
Jr
Supreme
Court
of
British
Columbia
be-
and
ana
Mr.
Mrs.
J
J
s.
Black
,.
Is
renderlne
nlano
.
:m
Th
hm.i
Tni
rZ-.
"
.
a.vH
.
.
u
.
.
BS1U
t,
i-riuce
nupen
nyaro-fciecwie
Company
Limited
and
Dthers.
being
R.16C3
I916,
brought
td
enforce
the
trust
ot
an
in
denture
dated
the
30th
of
...v
"
V
UM
day
7
Vi
WUIIt
June.
,1911.
tenders
are
Invited
by
Oeorge
Ed
iward
Winter
.the
Ref
elver
aDDolntrd
b'
an
order
of
this
Court
dated
the
14th
i
day
of
September,
1918,
and
tht
decree
in
that
saM
aailjtJ
a..
aw-
a
.
.
.
.SAftlfc
UA
h
A.N
I
Hl.Sidy.P'
Novembef,
iiij.
for
the
burchawi
.
-,
jr
all
the
remalnlit
nrnrvprt'..
fH
.i.
Mmllng
jirrr
nn
April
o,-
la-j'l.
f
V,
World
l'lrr
lias
I'mler'
slinllur,
lleatlwr
'iii(Iltlon
ltmilir.1
i
at
th
..Iff
rmti.n
'.
The
said
proper-
lies
are
ririhrf
e.
ffAil.f4.
1
1.
That
rvrtiln
n.ri..!
-
-
-.
v
.
i.ihi
UU
premises
situate
in
the
Province
of
British
Columbia-
more
particularly
de-
S
'
Pntllnln
180
cre
,mor
or1
Jess.
.
cc(,ia
rarcFi
ox
imnn
mnri
Han
ad
ian
National
Largeft
'Kailzoay
Sylcm
in
A?ncrica
Steamship
and
Train
Service
mu.im:
from
I'Kixn:
in
i-iitT
fnr
vAsrotAim.
kt(iiii,
i:tTiir.
earh
till
ltlY
!
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NUAV.
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p.m.
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Vrns'
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lorjir.n
tRT
htii(iiv
luiMi
r
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VAM'OI'VIR
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Ult.V,S
CIMKMrrti:
I
LAMI4,
fortnlthtly,
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wra.
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all
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lUXrrn
Canada,
t
nltW
sr.i:
can
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in
rtwiuy
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him
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KsprpM
f.tr
Mnry
Order.
Inrrtt
n
rheonrj.
etc..
al-o
fnr
tour
f'tt
ohlpment.
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III
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Phane
V
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
To
Krtrhlkaii,
IVrnngrll,
Junrau.
lflSBby
April
.
IK,
ST
Ur
o
sn.
To
Innrotner.
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Seatlle--Airir
?.
l.
Tiv
May
:
I,
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tl,
..
..
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.
PuiNrr.HHiiriirKirE.
lor
Unledate.
Iji-t
llella
Itrllj.
rjin
rs.
Naiin.
Alert
lUv.
f
ampbell
inr,
.
l
nulitrfUy!
ancmnef
eiery
1
1
a
hi.
Agency
for
all
-tea.n.Mp
I4ne.
.
p.ij,
,nfornuMun
from
IV.
(',.
OIK'll
IKII.
Denersl
Ar.ril.
Comer
of
4lli
treet
and
lr.1
A
ten
nr.
pnnrr
Knrt,
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
Por
VAM
O,:v,,,
"Z
,y.
ele..
Te.,ay,
,
lor
Nna
Itlier
Point
anil
l-..n
IM
'ml
Ave....e.
icm7hxWt,.t:::;""'"
w
Inre
lluprrt,
H.C.
H
ErS
HERE
.fr.J4
arranKCd,with
the
IIoovcr
c?-
t0
""'1
un
n
tlomon.
between
the
Hoover
and
an
ordlnnry
vacuum
clearer.
nu
"""ir1!?"
W.',"
f
madc
riKht
ln
yr
own
horn
for
we
will
do
the
re.t.
The
Hoover
i.
Mr
on
very
ea..y
term...
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
Advertise
in
"The
Daily
News"