FADE
TWO
DAILY
EDITION
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Infinite
pains
hours
of
study
and
thought
to
every
small
particular
the
most
carefully
trained
tea
organization
in
the
world,
buying
the
best
teas,
blending
most
skilfully
packing
the
best
way.
So
Is
"SALADA'S"
delicious
flavour
guarded.
The
Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
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BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
escept
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
DaUj.Kews,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
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F.
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Editor.
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and
Circulation
telephone
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and
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of
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93
86
Saturday.
July
7,
1928
I1R1TISH
COLUMBIA
FIRST
We
agree
with
the
Conservatives
who
are
out
to
return
Premier
MacLean
to
power
that
"British
Columbia
first"
should
be
our
motto.
When
men
who
have
been
Conservative,
prominent
in
pub-Ik
Affairs,
will
throw
over
their
party
temporarily
in
order
to
give
the
prowinoe
a
fair
deal,
it
is
time
for
all
people
to
consider
the
same
coarse
as
a
possibility.
After
ail,
party
does
not
mean
much.
H
i
the
men
and
their
policies
that
count.
WOULD
NOT
CO-OPERATE
If
the
Conservatives
in
the
Legislature
had
been
willing
to
co-operate
with
the
government
in
regard
to
the
P.G.E.
the
matter
might
have
teen
settled
ere
this.
R.
H.
Pooley,
leader
of
the
group.
dW
net
at
thai
time
object
to
what
the
government
wa
doing
but
he
slot
ply
was
not
willing
to
co-operate
in
anything
they
did,
right
or
wrong.
That
is
the
old
Bowser
way
of
doing
things
and
it
seeing
to
have
stuck.
Just
new
it
is
well
known
that
the
best
thing
for
British
Columbia
would
be
for
MacLean
to
be
returned,
but
co-operation
is
again
lacking.
However,
a
great
many
former
Conservatives
will
quietly
support
the
government
candidates.
They
will
co-operate
individually,
even
if
the
party
as
a
whole
does
not.
LOCAL
SITUATION
Tee
local
situation
indicates
that
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
still
holds
the
confidence
of
the
people
of
this
district.
Reports
from
every
paint
point
to
this.
While
the
minister
of
lands,
owing
to
his
position
in
the
government,
has
had
to
leave
Prince
Rupert
and
reside
is
the
capital,
his
interests
are
still
here
and
he
keeps
in
very
close
touch
with
the
cKy.
Probably
he
knows
more
about
it
than
maajpf
jt
vfoo
live
heijdj
tteJaig?
-Mao-he
ie
in
touch
with
the
rest
of
th
worlo
and
Ua
CMkaidate
that
any
constituency
weaM
like
to
have.
We
have
nothing
whatever
against
Mr.
Thompson,
who
is
an
exeeHeot-eftiWn
and
fills
an
important
role
in
the
life
of.
the
city
by
serving
on
the
hospital
board
and
in
other
capacities.
It
is
not
sasing
anything
against
him
to
suggest
that
Mr.
Pattullo
is
better
able
to
nerve
us.
LET
US
HE
SELFISH
Let
M
for
this
once
be
selfish.
We
want
the
best
possible
representation
in
the
Legislature.
We
want
a
man
who
can
express
minelf
forcibly
and
well
and
whose
opinion
is
respected
by
all.
That
man
we
believe
is
Mr.
Pattullo,
the
member
who
has
served
us
well
in
the
past
and
who
is
ready
to
do
so
again
if
we
wish
it.
Judging
from
all
the
indications,
it
seems
as
if
the
people
do
wish
th&t
hit
services
be
retained
in
our
behalf.
GALSWoirrnrs
reforms
In
a
recent
issue
of
T.P.'s
Weekly,
John
Galsworthy
summarized
the
reforms
he
favors.
Among
other
things,
he
would
like
all
school
children
taufht
throughout
school
life
that
no
paper
or
rubbish
should
lie
left
about
in
streets
or
public
placea.
He
wants
all
school
children
taught
to
be
kind
to
animalf
and
birds.
He
hopes
that
all
builders
of
houses
will
one
day
be
obliged
by
law
to
conform
to
a
minimum
standurd
of
beauty,
laid
down
by
an
architectural
committee.
Ha
wants
those
processes
by
which
coal
smoke
is
ultimately
to
be
abolished
to
be
hurried
on
with,
and,
he
hopes
that
a
law
will
one
day
be
passed
to
prohibit
coal
smoke
altogether
in
factory
and
home.
.
lt
wxnAMhe
liberal
employment
of
artists
to
decorate
piibllc
buildings,
railway
stations,
shops,
hotels,
hospitals,
theatres
apf
factories.
He
advocates
continuous
-
meetings
betwn
eimovere
and
employed
with
a
view
to
better
co-operation
in
IndunryTTfuT
meetings
that
would
never
dissolve;
in
other
words,
,
a
permanent
board
of
co-operation.
First
the
Boy
then
the
Man
llf.
with
a
rwlrfriMi
ihl
RdSl!
"
Yw
i
,
i
r
wfcinww
Many
a
Doy
nas
3iw
or
more
savea
irom
nis
f
pocket
money
and
is
proud
of
IvLt
bank
book.
A
thousand
dollare
saved
at
18
may
mean
a
college
educadon
or
a
good
start
in
business.
The
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
Prince
Rupert
Branch
F.
E
Robertson,
Managet
TELLING
SOUTH
i
GET
BUSINESS
!
ABOUTCASSIAR
FOR
DRYD0CK!
TELEOKAHI.
OrEKATOK
I'KOM
NAM-'
'tis
VIMTS
VlCTOniY
AM
HltW
INTEIIVIKW
HEAD
OF
BIG
AUTO
:t
nr-mnlA
Julv
7.--Ftw
hunters
have
a
yet
gone
Into
the
noted
Cit
slat
big
fame
country
this
year,
sc-,
cording
to
J.
S.
H:cks
of
thi
B3nun-(
Km
Government
overiana
:
I
in,
wmi
ik
an
uzitri
vwk-
1
1
u
kniri
at
Kkhltn
on
a
section
Be
tween
Telesrn
Creek
and
Atlin.
which
baa
been
eontjiuously
operated.
I
although
tor
a
period
Um
Government
,
doted
Um
line
tram
Haaelton
to
Tele-j
grans
Creek.
It
waa
espectea
ma.
mm
would
fulfill
toe
service,
ani
'
the
results
were
disappointing,
and
the
,
Hrnansnt
has
reopened
me
raw
throufkowt
This
an
la
tbe
one
which
would
;
benefit
by
any
adjuatment
ot
tbe
j
Alaska
boundary
award,
owing
to
the
,
tact
that
tl
two
avenues
of
entry
by
J
sea.
Skagway
and
VYrangell.
are
both
in
Ameriran
territory,
but
the
people'
hkW:
little
hope
that
any
settlement
will
be
stacbed.
The
phya'.cal
situation
af
the
area
baa
been
influenced
by
the
United
State,
prohibitory
lam.
whlob
produced
difficulties
In
liquor
importations,
and
occasioned
the
springing
up
of
placea
where
the
law
was
evaded,
chiefly
by
bame
distillers
ot
In
diana.
He
mentioned
curious
suo-
itancea
from
which
"tire
water"
had
been
made
few
the
aborigines
secretly.
On
the
whole,
however.
Mr.
Hicks
thinks
the
liquor
laws
are
as
well
observed
in
the
area
aa
in
any
section
on
the
frontiers
ot
this
province.
While
bydaullc
mining
is
proceeding,
there
Is
little
placer
interest
In
the
section.
Mr.
Hicks
says.
FIRM
VISITS
HERE
f.
r,
Oarlh,
(Irnrral
Maimgrr
of
(ienera!
Motors
of
Iietrolt.
In
City
Prominent
in
the
American
industrial
;
world
la
C.
F.
Oarth.
vtee-praaldent
and
general
maaafer
of
the
Oenetal
Motors;
Corporation
of
Detroit,
who
is
paying
a
brief
visit
to
this
district
is
the
oourae
it
a
vacation
trip
to
the
Pacific
ooast.
Aoeampanied
by
hts
wife
and
son.
Mr.
OarCb
arrived
in
the
city
from
the
Bast
j
j
yesterday
sfternoon'a
train
and
Is
makUae
the
round
trip
to
Anyss.
and
Stewaft
os
the
steamer
Prince
George
i
board
wbicl
vestal
be
will
proceed
this
eveeitaH
to
Vancouver.
Ttw
party
-ravelled
weat
in
the
apeoMa
Osnadtae
National
Railways
ear
-
Bona
venture"
tnd.
aeecmpaoylng
thern
cp
the
trip
m
the
oftlelal
represeaUtSve
"
of
the
railway
company,
was
C.
A.
&kog,
as-'Utsirt
general
freight
agent
from
1
1-
.
Man
in
the
Moon
fDne
way
to
prevent
files
coming
Into
the
house
la
to
keep
the
windows
shut.
S&le
says
the
Tomes
are
trying
to
tool
the
fishermen.
They
are
trying
to
tie
up
Pattullo
to
Ottews,
Stork
and
Brad;,
but
he
says
he
thinks
the
fish.
ermefi
are
too
oanny
to
be
fooled
that
way.
They
know
which
way
the
poor
flan
run.
These
are
the
days
when
politicians
art
pees
on
every
ootser.
A
void
than
aa
you
would
the
plague.
I
met
a
fUsefmaa
the
street
And
I
never
thought
It
fanny
Wk-en
quiet)
lie
esM
to
me:
fm
making
late
o
money.
Ami
nntsi.
'1
so
.tare
aa
an
clretlon
bj
Julft'
IV
niJ
be.
He.
t
b)Urit'veJwsJaieliVelelo
oe
thinks
that
are
raw.
M
seine
politics
Is
the
kifid
In
which
the
nuts
staf
In
plaee.
When
David
failed
to
secure
election
to
the
Job
held
by
Saul
he
remarked
that
all
men
were
liars.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
JIXY
7.
1I8
Officially
confirming
rumors
to
the
effeet
that
the
looal
plant
would
st
last
be
put
to
use.
Harry
MtOaU
gen-eral
supermtendent
of
the
Orsnd
iruak
Pactfle
Railway,
has
sent
s
wire
annuuiiJlng
that
the
oontrsct
has
let
for
five
aieel
snips
to
be
suut
at-
the
dry
dock
and
that
firs
more
are
under
.negotiation.
Contractors
will
prlvc
wjtpln.
two
weeas
to
onantae
structtom
work.
.,
.
I
r
Word
haa
been
received
In
tit
oltr
that
Lieut.
Ool.
8.
P.
McMorUle.
D.6.O.,
atter
having
been
Invalided
to
England
with
wounds,
subsequently
taking
charge
of
one
of
the
Urge
training
camps
on
the
ouwkirta
01
tniinn
u
hark
in
Pranee
in
com
mand:
of
the
13th
Battalion.
Uavor
Flshsr
and
Aid.
A.
a.
Black
of
Ottawa
were
visitors
In
the,
oily
issi
avenlna
on
their
way
to
Victoria
where
they
will
attend
the
convention
of
the
Union
of
Canadian
Municipal
ity.
They
were
met
snd
shown
tne
city
by
Mayor
McClymont.
1
I
The
Taxi
Driver
I
use
Champion
Spark
Plugs
because
they
help
to
make
my
service
more
dependable.
Champion
Is
the
betterrprk
plus
became
It
has
an
exclusive
slUi-
manite
insulator
spe
dally
treated
to
with
stand
the
much
higher
temperature
of
the
modern
high-co
Depres
sion
engine.
Also
anew
patented
solid
copper
gasket-seal
that
remains
absolutely
gas-tight
under
high
compression.
Special
analysis
electrodes
whichauure
a
fixed
spark-gap
under
all
driving
conditions.
Champion
Sparkplugs
WlnJior,
Ontario
A
CANADIAN-MADE
PRODUCT
HON.
T.
D.
PATTULLO
DEALS
WITH
NUMUtiit
Or
POLITICAL
QUESTIONS
OF
INTEREST
TO
PRINCE
HUPEKT
(continued
trom
page
one)
that
time
Mr..
Thompson
was
supporting
that
policy.
Tbe
policy
adsjsted
on
the
Islands
,
as
compared
with
the
policy
of
their
predecessors
was
atoo
mentioned.
Tnia
Ocvernntent
was
In
favor
of
the
trunk
system
whereas
the-
former
administration
built
short'
roads
up
the
valleys
which
were
of
Mttle
use.
Today
the
pcopst
on
the
lalancik
'
realised
that
the
trunk
mad
was
the
ltfeblood
of
the
district
and
would
support
him
much
stronger
tnan
ever)
before.
ri'llLlC
ilNTKItl.HT
In
regard
to
the
Government
prop-'
erty
In
the
center
of
the
city,
he
could,
aa
minister
of
lands,
dispose
:
d
It
at
any
time.
it
he
lalt
it
waa
in
the
pufcllc
iatereat
to
do
aa,
tout
be
IcMd
aot.
The
oloek
might
be
needed.
He
did
not
thlnk
.lt
wise
to
sell
when
;
values
were
at
their
lowest,
and
le-'
sides
that,
the
property
might
be
needed
as
a
block.
Tbe
Federal
Gov
ernment
might
need
a
site
where
their
buudlngs
could
all
be
centred.
If
this
waa
not.
done
there
might
be
other
plans
arise
which
would
benefit
tbe
city.
No
one
could
foresee
what
might
happen.
Mt.
Thompson
apparently
thought
this
a
reason
why
the
Oovernraent
ahouu:
be
turned
out
of
office,
but
the
people
would
not.
Me.
PattuUo.
would
uxree
to
sell
at
any
tunc
If
he
considered
11
in
the
public
Interest.
He
was
not
an
offlee
boy
to
the
Premier
and
would
not
have
to
go
to
nun
and
reoomntend
that
it
be
done.
CHIT
COI
KT
:tOTE
"I
am
accused
3f
being
arrogant
and
boastful."
slid
the
speaker.
but
a
little
arrogance
Is
necessary
at
tunes
I
had
to
tall
the
Ooveranvent
that-
If
Ihey
did
not
build
tbe
court
house
here
they
must
give
the
people
bask
their
money
paid
for
city
property
jt
tbe
tas
aale.
aa
the
erection
ol
the
buildings
wau
part
of
the
bargain
I
got
tlie
court
house."
In
regard
to
floats
for
the
flahermen.
Mr.
Psttrullo
said
be
Mad
been
warned
that
this,
waa
dynamite-
SMI
he
had
better
leave
It
alone.
However,
he
wanted
the
lis
he
mien
to
.know
that
the
provincial
a
d-ntniet
ration
had
been
etaoatantly
mindful
tff
the
flatting'
industry.
They
had
turned
the
provincial
dock
into
a
fishery
dock
so
as
to
centre
the
buying
industry
there.
The
only
floats
ever
built
here
were
those
constructed
by
the
provincial
government.
He
know
they
were
not
adequate
for
present
needs
but
his
Government
hsd
offered
to
give
any
suitable
waterfront
to
the
Dominion
for
floats.
He
bad
received
a
telegram
In
regard
to
the
matter
faom
fishermen
here
but
it
arrived
too
late
to
do
anything
this
season.
He
was
sway
st
the
time
It
arrived.
The
Provincial
Government
was
not
responsible
for
any
delays.
They
would,
however,
sealat
in
sotting
the
floats
built
by
Ottawa
and
felt
sure
they
would
get
them.
HWOKIi
Ol"
THOMPSON
Mr
Pattullo
then
asld
he
thought
It
right
and
proper
to
see
what
had
been
Mr.
Thomp-on
s
attitude
t
pub-lie
questions
In
the
past
He
had
supported
tbe
Government
which
bad
gtvsii
sway
Prince
Rupert's
water
oup-
UUr
o
te
preeWesif
'of
She
Vaneoovef
Uu?rvNve'ii'iAabft'iattott
following
which
the
city
had
tbuy
It
baok
for
4164)00.
He
had
been
s
party
to
giving
away
tbe
other
franchises.
He
had
opposed
the
hyuro-electrlc
scheme,
action
which
had
put
thla
city
back
at
least
fifteen
venre.
He
had
been
a
supporter
of
the
party
which
had
diverted
s
quarter
of
s
million
dollars
voted
for
the
court
house
to
other
purposes.
!
Mr.
Pattullo
aald
he
waa
what
waa
i
known
a
a
professional
politician.
'He
hsd
no
other
business
Interest
ifj.
hmi
found
It
necessary
to
cut
himit
tr
from
them
all
'he
could
properly
attend
to
the
pub-'die."
TJIAT
IN
TO
lE
MKlNfcSS
OF
TKAltKS
AMI
l..Olt
rOl
Nt'IL
AMI
1H)AKI
OF
TltAIlK
.
-
1
The
Labor
committee
of
the
board
o(
t:adf
has
been
instructed
by
the
board
tiecutive
to
get
in
touch
with
the
IradK
and
lbor
c.
uucil
to
discuss
uays
and
means
of
gettlwt
bustsieis
tor
the
Prince
Rupert
drydeck
TUls
wan
.1)
reoare
to
a
reou.-si
from
tne
labor
crgauliation
touched
In
the
follrwtng
tsnnv
"I
am
instructed
by
the
T-j
H-
su-.I
Labor
Counotl
$a
conununicute
w.tn
yuu
li.
regard
to
having
a
co:nm:tt
e
trom
the
council
meet
yjur
rommn-tee
on
labor,
with
a
view
to
dlsrus-
and
means
of
getting
more
work
far
the
lecal
drydock,
or
to
co-opt'ru::
:
oxethei
In
itatgejtlons
along
linos
t;
that
ffict
It
lias
been
clearly
pjinted
.-tit
to
us
;hat
the
equipment
and
men
are
suffl-c'ently
efficient
to
do
any
work,
on
Aiy
cb
that
the
drydock
is
capable
ol
holding,
and
we
are
of
the
oplnian
;hut
II
th!s
is
gcn-
Into
co-opera
Uvel
as
a
bidy
of
rltlze:i
seme.
m:dk
ch:
te
aL-oompllshed.
So
we
trust
that
your
organization
ol
;
,.bl:;
spirited
ueutlement
will
oooslder
,'-
:vLii.?r.
and
co-operate
with
us.
and
Cher
public
bodies
we
are
sure
of
smew,
us
unity
Is
strength.
"FRANK
DHIRY,
8ec."
i
ANNUAL
PERSONALLY
CONDUCTED
TOURIST
PARTY
REACHES
CITY
One
hundred
and
ten
.persona,
from
Eastern
Canada
and
the
prairie
province,
comprising
the
Canadian
Ms
ticnal
Hallway's
seventh
annual
per
sanaily
conducted
western
tour
party,
arrived
In
the
city
from
the
East
by
i
)ecial
train
st
g
o'clock
this
afternoon
and.
after
spending
s
few
hours
In
rrince
Bupen,
will
sail
this
evening
on
:b!
steamer
Prince
Geors
for
Van
ciuver.
Accompanied
by
P.
N.
McKen-:.t
of
tbe
railway
passenger
department
.
.
Winnipeg
ss
official
representative
of
tne
C.N.R..
the
pariy
has
made
brief
tops
at
various
cities
coming
west
and
s;et
a
day
or
so
st
Jasper
Park
where
:;
waa
met
by
R.
P.
MsNaUfdrtstt,
dls-
rlct
passenger
agent,
snd
aecompanied
ta
prince
Rupert
The
party
Is
not
ss
hirj;
this
year
as
It
has
been
In
tbe
past,
the
number
having
been
kept
Jren
in
or:ler
that
ordinary
passenger
luslneM
on
tbe
coast
might
not
be
'aduly
interfered
with.
BOARD
OF
TRADE
TO
CO-OPERATE
WITH
VANCOUVER
BOARD
VIII
he
Tiietr
auest
at
Dinner
Here
anil
Will
Bntrrlsln
Them
In
The
council
of
tbe
board
of
trade
:
Mttrday
decided
to
accept
the
Invitation
of
tbe
Vancouver
board
to
dinner
with
them
on
the
date
of
their
arrival
hers.
August
34.
snd
to
leave
the
mat-:cr
of
sntartalnliig
the
visitors
In
the
l-inds
of
the
entertainment
committee
.-'
the
board.
tt
waa
also
decided
to
meet
the
exe-
atlve
of
tbe
Vancouver
board
at
a
..und
table
conference
in
regard
to
,-.att-rs
of
mutual
Interest
PRINCE
RUPERT
GIRL
WEDS
FORMER
PASTOR
RUPERT
EAST
CHURCH
A
wedding
of
oanslderable
Interest
i
cally
took
place
on
Wednesday
even-g
of
thla
week
in
Weat
Point
Grey
.
nlted
Church.
Vancouver,
when
Miss
Lillian
Wcrsfold.
daughter
of
Mrs.
It
v.orsfold.
Baal
Ocve.
waa
united
In
mar-..age
to
Rev.
Bvea
Bakes,
.Sqtryrijp
jws
r
of
Rupert
Bast
Tinned
Church
here
;id
now
stationed
at
Cobble
Hill,
Vancouver
Island.
The
ceremony
waa
per-firmed
by
Rev.
W.
B.
Wlllan.
formerly
:t
Haselton.
who
served
oversees
snd
?
'.tended
the
same
college
with
-room
the
ASSOCIATED
BOARDS
OF
TRADE
TO
MEET
VANDERHOOF
THIS
YEAR
The
council
of
the
btr.rd
of
trade
yea-ttrday
decided
to
sgrc-
tj
'.be
holding
the,
meeting
of
the
ssaociited
boards
at
Vanderhoof
at
the
time
of
the
celebration
of
the
arrival
of
Sir
Oeorge
aimpson,
Governor
of
the
Hudson
Bay
Company
st
Port
St.
James,
and
s
earn-mittes
consisting
of
George
Nlckerson,
R
e;.
Psrker
and
M.
P.
McCaffery
was
appointed
by
vice-president
Oonsalea
to
drew
up
resolutions
dealing
with
matters
the
local
board
wished
to
have
dkUrussed.
He
business.
Mr.
Pattullo
said
he
felt
sure
he
waa
goiiis
to
be
returned
here
because
there
was
no
good
reason
why
he
should
not.
At
for
the
leader
of
the
Tories.
Dr.
Tolmle
had
refused
to
go
into
the
legislature
when
he
was
given
the
oppoi
Smlty
to
do
so
without
opposition.
H
refused
to
contest
any
Important
seat
and
regarding
his
candidature
at
Bnanlch.
to
quote
the
word'i
'-f
one
of
the
electors
heard
at
Courter.-y:
"t
believe
Dr
Tolmle
la
shootin"
IiIh
isHt
wad
Uke
a
alck
tlint
mnn
In-
i
niwls
to
lux
own
hole
to
TrS
Neighbourly
Advice!
,1
a
tip
from
the
man
TAKE
who
knows
and
try
a
pipeful
of
Ogden's,
the
out
plug
of
exceptionally
pleasing
mildness.
Ogden's
is
blended
from
a
famous
Old
Country
recipe
and
has
justly
earned
a
reputation
for
mildness.
Vilb
vacuum
(air-tight)
tins
15
and
20
cent
packages.
Kememoer
9,
m&
GUT
PLUG
SAVE
THE
VALUADLC
"
POKER
HANDS"
is
hero
airain,
with
its
cal'
to
the
Great
Outdoors.
It
the
course
of
the
next
few
weeka,
thousfind?
of
people
will
forsake
tli
citie?
to
set-k
rest
and
rtn
ration
l.v
lako
and
stream
and
in
the
depths
of
the
cool,
jjn
n
Foreflts.
This
1h
the
month
of
July
when
the
Fire
Hazard
feat
its
height.
Be
rigidly
enreful
with
Fire.
Get
your
camp
fire
permit
;
have
it
always
with
you
and
follow
its
simple
instructions.
The
consciousness
of
doine
your
part
to
Protect
the
Forests
will
add
matoriallv
lo
your
enjoyment
of
them.
B.C.
Forest
Service
I
CURE
DKFIXTIVK
VISION,
DIJFKCTJVE
IIKAH-INC,
CATARMI
anil
other
organic
troubles
by
natural
methods.
Dr.
C.
0.
McKAY,
D.C.
IMionc
134.
Wallace
Mock,
Onen
UvenlnKfl