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thev
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time
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and
mail,
puliiir
'ai)i
iitl
i-r
is
a
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citv
and
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nr.1
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i
mam
itit
iii'.iri"
;il
unrt
v
by
now
atid
t
hen
lia
i'lg
a
tin
Union
Station,
Seattle
.!up.
.
ii'i
r
.
t
-
tit
Millified.
VANC'OfVEIt
POLICE
ed
thai
th-
-..lice
i!i!iir
at
Vanemixer
will
be
a
.Kat
all
th-
n!
ib-
.
ast-
will
iie
I
in
.tight
out
RED
t
ROSS
l
OLNDER
The
Red
Cms-
So'
let.
was
Inundeii
li
II
who
wa
horn
ir
(.eiua
in
ls!s
and
d,ed
ii:
!'a
(
'a"Uii!ly
;
r,i
el!
i
ng
through
Nori
t
i-rr
I:
came
upon
the
gha-llv
plain
i
!
Si.ltcri
in.
when
ig
:.-
;i
great
problem.
There
inn
.
end
to
i
orrupt
nm
1
hat
only
.tlgli
ilea!.
up
i
an
a
flair.-
be
ket
tree
t'l'nn.
taint.
People
who
jrive
evidi-nce
or
who
aid
in
find
it
a
nioM
unpleasant
,n.l,
and
one
:-.r
uhn
But
it
is
a
job
that
must
be
done
and
it
is
to
I
gation
will
lie
thorough.
no
hope,
in
nig
process
one
craves.
the
invest
I
Mi
1
1
an
1
.
ti
1
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1
1
1
.
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IS.V.I.
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Car.)
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on
Nofl
Pk.
isueyttwn
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i-Miv
Hi.ii
itt.iio
cMvwsione
national
Ek.
'iWra
nhM.unt.lnN.t1k.
KirW
YORK
IUS.70
v
lllusiratnl
Bultti.
Rourv.
BOST
ON
SOS.TS
""""
and
Inform.M
n.
ro,.
ngnit
nauwo
lielow.
i
PACIFIC
Wls-
unant
hi
.Ii
'J4.
::M.0tH
i
men
had
been
engaged
in
a
battle
which
had
lasted
fifteen
hours.
Shocfcd
inli:
action
at
th"
-ighl
ot
lo.ono
dead,
wounded
and
dying
soldiers.
Dura'!'
undertooK
tn
e-tahli.-h
it
volunteer
ambulance
and
nursing
service,
recruited
from
'be
nenrby
town
of
'
;i
s
t
-ligione.
Willi
these
workers.
In
untamed
"tliciiil
permission
to
tend
the
wounded
anil
dying
on
the
field
of
battle,
going
out
personally
w'tli
wine.
food,
cigarette-,
toliaceo.
for
whi.h
he
paid
out
of
his
own
purse.
So
Hide
fa
I
iga
bly
did
he
work
that,
in
gratilude.
the
invalids
named
h,ni
"The
(lood
Samaritan
of
Cast
ligione."
The
vision
of
the
suffering
witne-.Mil
a'
Solfirino
never
left
KING
ED.WARD
SEVENTH
!
The
dimot
waa
held
in
honor
of
the
DANCED
IN
COBOURG
irr
TLr
-
eiic
Scene
irf
famous
l.lln-l
('nxe
tlrm-ed
by
The
bulldiiut
at
first
waa
prly
a
IIIhi
When
hr
wa
Prince
af
tm
fort
for
the
rrpelllsjf
of
possible
w-
-
t.risw.,r;swm
COBOURG
Out
Mrv
i.
-KitiK
td-
frlnl
of
actions
at
law.
and
wtw'trV'
ward
VII.
dunred
in
the
court
Uoime
n.uded
hh
i.
triumph
of
architecture,
where
the
trlnl
of
tlte
action
for
SM.OOO
Tlie
louiul.it.
oim
ot
the
building
are
at!
damages
for
alleged
libel
hrouKht
by
of
elirht
teet
in
mild
masonry
and
the
General
Sir
At'.liui
currle
SRilnst
F
nitustlon
1
a
oommandlaii
one
enabllnt
W.
Wllsou.
of
the
Pnrt
Htpe
Oulde
earl
old
mnrrie
kwtllnx
cannot
to
swewn
the
W.
T.
R
Preiton
Iib'.
licni
In
pi-OKirns
iipprr.uche,,
to
the
Canadlun
share.
That
was
In
18tt(.
wlicn.
ue
Prince
oi
Wales,
tbe
ruler
who
was
later
to
be
Dr.
R.
O
Large
of
Fort
8lmpon
Is
known
m
"Rdward
lh-
Pei-emaker."
a
visitor
In
the
city,
having
arrived
was
viKitins
i
be
Dominion.
Tile
couri
yesterday
afternoon
on
Ills
power
cruiser
bouse
wan
built
in
1BS7
and
formal)''
Surbc.im
II
IMl
lKOi
I
CtlNClNNATI
CI.IVII.MVli
UNID
Effective
may
ax
to
se?t.
o
RETUJIN
UMIT
OCT.
S1,11S
BOUND
TRIP
TO
DriWEK
stas.ss
Low
fares
all
partaof
mid
OMAHA
r
urracl
artut
Vi
an1
abriat-
j
S'Sft?!
ISlsS
Fine
fast
train..
.
ST..LOUIS.,
in.s
ufJz
&ssur
lsa.tn
im
6
ymu
'
IS0.M6
Zlon
Natloi-l
Park
T:e
.ii
if.
WHAT
I
MIGHT
HME
BEEN
v.-
..
UHa
"in
I
thr.
As
Told
to
Harold
J.
Bert
Hv
WALTER
JOHNSON
There
1
one
country
boy
who
has
'learned
city
ways
yet
warn
to
go
an
.
;
-,
,-
'
!to
the
farm.
His
nwt
Is
Walter
City
Delivery,,,
by
mail
or
carrier
yearly
period,
paid
in
advara
$6.00
'
TiUmmwi.
om
'of
ths
gsHet
'v'stir-.
Fob
lesser
firkl,'
paid'
I
n
afdVame,'
per
month
60
'who
ever
sent
n'
moinp
pant
"a
By
mail
to
all
parts
of
Northern
and
Central
BritMi
Coiambia,
,bat
...
paid
in
advance
for
yearly
period
$3.00
j
.
.
..
,,.,
T
I,
"But.
baseball,
he
remark
Jokingly.
-
f
Or
four
month
for
4
$1.00
of
rulne.
me
,
Iarmer
8all.
By
mail
to
all
other
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
'
my
famlly
hwtn
t
mown
fifJin
Kan-Empire
and
United
States,
paid
in
advance
er
year
...
$&00
sa
to
California
while
I
a
a
boy
i
By
aaai)
to
all
other
countries,
per
year
$7iW
might
not
have
been
baseban
player
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
st
ail."
he
continued.
"Likely
i
ci
tm
j.
.
.
.'.
1
1
tee
a
farmer."
DAILY
EDITION
Wednesday,
May
2,
1928j
by
.
flflWumUluW
bk-
'
ttx
and
leaning
informally
against
the
ArffiPTS
WATPtirnfiVT
niinni'iiTV
'marble
theatre
ticket
counter
u
j
Tika.uaawa
a
a
a
x.4
J
a
A
te
csean
up
their
pre-1
,
,
f,
very
much
opportunity
to
play
"Hi,
.
place
are
spendiHg
mjmit"
ai
cinMMiiiMseB
to
nee
vnai
;n
the
bihte
of
talk
mri
hotel-
-the
Wafihinn-
Sotne
time
ago
tbe
provincial
government,
through
Hon.
T.
D.
ton
team
being
on
tour-be.
wimir.
uw
Pattullo,
offered
the
city
the
waterfront
property
at
the
foot
of
.baseball
tans
of
the
cc-jntrv
imw
McBride
Street
formerly
occupied
by
the
Prime
Rupert
Boathouae.
nicknamed
sir
waiter
out
oi
There
was
some
delay
in
acceptrna-
the
land
although
for
yearn
re-
wld
of
hoyhocd
thal
was
w'
quests
for
a
piece
of
waterfront
had
been
made
by
the
mayor
and,1""1
work
"nd
nry
lmlr
play
others.
Monday
night
it
wax
finally
decided
to
accept
the
property
I
so
that
the
city
would
have
a
place
for
public
floats.
I
J01""01'
"""V'
r,w"bonKl
8w"luh
...
,
farming
stork,
we
was
bom
on
a
larav
tu:
This
is
one
ot
t-
.v
the
most
.iii
valuable
waterlnrntages
in
the
city
be-;Hls
hlm
W1BI
,
l81.mcr
cause
it
is
centrally
-located
and
enables
the
city
to
provide
a
pub-when
waiter
Johnson
m
10
he
was
lie
tatteUng
place
where
it
will
be
of
most
value.
Idrivin
a
team
of
hones
in
the
new.
In
The
Letter
Box
SKllM
ItlVEIC
limKIXION
dates
and
details
in
regard
to
what
wai.
him.
r
or
three
years
he
travelled
aliout
l-.uroie.
preaching,
led
ur-1
called
at
the
time
"the
Bkeeua
rebel-1
ing.
writing,
advocating
the
need
for
speedy
reorganization
of
mili-
Mon."
following
the
shooting
of
Kit-j
tnrv
and
medical
nursinir
service
T'lnallv.
in
IKti'!.
his
little
book,
-hoool
Jim.
"I'll
Souvenir
de
Solferilio"
appeared
and
slarlled
ii
shocked
world
into
the
immediate
need
lor
change.
The
Committee
of
Public
Safety
coiiseiiuent
ly.
under
the
pre-gideney
and
chairmanship
of
l.ustave
Moyneii
and
lieneral
I.lufour.
becaj&e
SO
interested
that
it
succeeded
in
calling
together
an
Inter
natiofitl
Conference
in
ihc;::.
a
a
result
ot
the-e
el
forts.
i
ill
an
OtfawT
conference
was
called
in
lMlt.
when
1'.
nations
sent
delegates.
Dm
PAeeting
ended
when
12
out
of
the
Hi
national
representatives
giwnad.the
first
Ti'Wlty
of
tieneva.
and
Red
Cross
was
established
for
the
first
tfme
in
international
law.
Today
59
nations
subscribe
to
this
Treaty,
which
frew
oat
of
the
ideals
of
Henry'
Dunant.
Duniant
lived
a
long
and
useful
life,
devoting
a
large
fortune
to
the
furtherance
of
hi
benevolent
and
philanthropic
work.
The
ahootlng
of
the
Kltaaguela
medl-
.
a
M
n
npwiffH
.
Ml
'
1a
am,
fmrlv
oases,
the
perpetrators
ot
which
I
had
Just
brought
to
Justice
after
a
two
ytir
arch
in
the
then
wilds
of
Knight
and
Rlncoinbe
Inlets.
The
Hon
Tlieo.
Davie,
i
school
mate
.
of
my
own.
then
Attorney
General
wired
me
to
come
to
Victoria
at
once.
I
Immediately
re
turned
and
organised
a
posse
of
thirty
men.
leaving
lequlmalt
on
the
4th
of
June
lgsg
on
MJS.B
Caroline,
which
had
been
placed
at
the
disposal
of
the
i.eal
authorities
by
the
Admiralty.
under
command
of
Commander
Hut
chison
C
Battery
of
the
Canadian
Qarrlson
Artillery,
stationed
at
Vic
una
were
also
ordered
to
proceed
to
the
8
keens
to
overawe
the
Coast
na
ive
as
thre
was
a
good
deal
of
un-
reiit
amongst
them
owing
to
the
re
cent
Duncan
troubles
at
Metlakshtla.
t
r
tiik
ki;i:na
I
reached
Port
Easing
ton
with
my
force
on
June
s.
Ifwaa
ven'MKHeult
to
sMaany
IndWne'tofcke
'S
WWel'up-
rlvefngut
I
pntlry
IrftuUieAwa
ItfHftUur-ing
aSaptatn
knd'U6Vnri
for
es'ctf
of
two
three
ton
Port
Simpson
canoes.
As
I
had
picked
a
number
of
men
who
were
fairly
good
canoe
men
I
required
no
more
Indians.
I
was
strongly
advised
by
the
late
Robert
Cunningham
not
to
attempt
the
then
bad
stage
of
In
be
rah
KM
M
raior
dug
an
Idolng
a
grown
min'i
work.
oH
JM(Sm
m
California
ALL
JOIN
IN
IMPROVINt;
CITY
....
...
Once
more
uc
nieiitiuri
tin-
u.f
that
the
citv
has
arranired
this
read
of
Matthewson.
L)o4e
and
Cy
"1
tTal.TtK
.HIHNHOS
"Until
my
father
vent
to
CaltfomM.
t
taking
us
with
hMa."
Johnson
reatunM.
"and
I
had
enters
high
enool
aita
eJterwuua
buatneea
oWMte
I
sWnt
r
....
thtnk
at
tafclne
us
laiMlull
aBrtMIiri.
ai
.
i.
d
out.
Here
we
j
u
waJi
moatly
ptom
lonely
fur-
m
(Med
to
ask
me
What
I
wanted
to
it)
holders
and
house-
row.
"But
I
didn't
mlad
the
work.'
be,
but
before
anything
developed
1
:e
"i
ih.i
fail,
it
means
'-Johmton.
nhoae
iron
cm
ect
the
pitch
atartdt
to
play
aemlBio
ball
arour.4
lng
hill
hiif.
Seen
a
byerd
w
aiBet
Then
I
got
my
first
contract
wltfc
he
broke
into
basebaU.
haw
ed
to
TaoonMt."
declare.
And
I
had
my
(hqr
tn
tewa
at
the
circus
r
the
county
fair.
One
Even
the
be
dMn't
think
he
would
Fourth
of
July
my
father
gave
me
a
stay
tn
the
sport
very
long.
It
wm
dime
to
upend
I
aMoe
straight
ter
Juat
after
the
Baa
Praaolaco
earth-the
lemonade
booth.
I
was
so
ended
eaajH
aatd
ererytbing
was
umetUeSV
I
fcrgot
my
change
and
AMUtit
reattai-
Bat
he
made
enowgh
to
eamtntartosa
her
where
I
left
it
until
a
couple
ot
his
fattier
beck
besBe
en
a
rlart
-to
hours
later,
when
the
eight
were
be-
buy
a
farm
m
Kansas,
and
the
lure
coming
exhausted.
vt
the
nwfcel
wet
of
the
gasbe
became
too.
potent
to
hrt
111
oi
the
rotmter
"
him
ge.
Inst
was
twenty-one
yean
age
Hart
semuner.
and
today
Walter
n
.e
relief
of
atrtalng
oat
Low
Oeh-
Johnson
la
etm
very
ranch
in
the
Mg
'
rb
the
baaea
full
was
a
nothlat
taagwea.
ump..:i'd
to
that
dasaovei
y
.
But
the
Ingrown
tore
of
the
aon
tie
reatleMness
that
sent
the
remains
robust.
"If
I
were
a
rich
'ion
anceatorK
sailing
west-
man."
he
concluded
wlstfuUy,
"and
the
seas
to
a
new
land
didn't
have
to
work
for
a
living.
V(S
'led
America
drove
young
like
to
raise
dogs.
Dorset
and
ebtctwru."
farther
west,
out
to
the
(Cossclght
by
fwblle
Ledger)
JS
dlans
we
reached
Haselton
at
B
a
m
an
the
17ib
of
the
month,
making
tbe
trip
in
nine
days,
which
wouW
have
been
considered
a
good
trip
at
the
beat
stage
of
water.
When
we
landed,
the
river
batik
was
lined
with
Indians
who.
we
after-
L,,T
N'w
wards
learned,
had
made
their
boast
1
v-e
interested
in
reading
Rev.
W
lhat
wheu
wejlt
mU)
HM
on
i;
fierce',
letter
In
y.ur
l.u
of
April
they
wcuW
knp
Uj
they
hasl
wi
'"".'
"
done
Clifford
and
the
conr.ablea.
To
nst
below
the
Indian
vUlage
iHfc.T
HHMrflf
j
That
night
there
waa
a
great
commo-Itlan
in
the
Indian
town
above
us.
ac-
'
jcompaiucd
by
beaUng
of
torn
an
-
ago.
not
t.
terty-two.
by
Jim
On
jjanlsaut
being
asade
to
the
then
At-ijrney
-General,
a
party
of
special
of-1
loses
waa
cUapatebtd
from
Victoria
to
the
aosne
with
s
warrant
for
the
arrest
of
the
Indian.
The
party
consisted
of
Constables
Bomans,
Parker
Green
i
a
J-J
0
$a.ft
per
gallon
(2C0Srs)
ri
z.
'Cheap
Paint
covers
onl
j
300
sq.ft
per
gallon
't.rr'm
a
laker
in
I
EARTH
their
surprise
I
camped
my
men
on
the
the
gunboat.
They
believed
that
she
fir
ing
of
gunv
etc..
they
evidently
think
ing
this
would
frighten
us
Into
the
fort,
and
I
hourly
expected
an
attack
on
our
canvp
Nothing
further
occurred
however
and
the
noise
subsided
abou'
two
ia..
it
than
being
break
of
day.
rlv
In
ih.
mnm
I
r.
T
hMk
anM.
and
Lorlng.
afterwards
Indian
agent
at
i
.
.
V,
In
...
.
tbe
;oiy
mea
up
u
the
Indian
camp
and
Haselton.
attempting
to
arrest
Indian
later
at
Kltwunga.
he
was
shot
by
Constable
orarn
while
escaping
to
the
woods
In
the
early
morning,
the
Constantsa
Immediately
started
wlthhbn
to
tbe
H.B.C.
post
at
Heeelion
and
he
-aplred
in
the
canoe
on
the
trip.
The
Indians
all
around
the
section
launedl-stely
went
on
the
war
path
and
the
constable,
and
Chief
Factor
Clifford
and
his
family
were
ooaspelled
to
take
tej
the
fort
and
barricade
themselves
.ii
wltb
sand
bags
,
.
,
KWJFJ'
liflr'
.
.
.
...
6n
reoefpt
of'
trie
"news
in
Victoria
the
Oovernment
lmmedlntely
look
steps
to
despatch
a
relief
force
I
was
en
gaged
at
Nanalaao
at
the
time
at
the
Ahslar
Court
In
connection
with
the
:ta
Bird
and
Miller
at
Bring
murder
was
rather
aurprlsed
to
llnd
that
moat
if
the
able
bodied
men
had
gon
I
had
several
warrants
for
the
arrest
of
taaUans
for
various
ofeaees
which
bast
bean
committed
over
a
considerable
period
of
time
I
sent
office
m
to
varlou
outlying
camps
to
effect
the
amata
of
tbe
culprits
I
eventually
succeeded
ia
clearing
up
she
..
whole
situation
and
returnee'
sciirtb
solbe
weeks
atcr
without
Marther
.
incident,
leaving
Capt.
'
"ttritabbs.
who
had
arrived
la
th'
meantime)
aa
Magistrate
In
oharge.
with
constables'
Hosnans
mid
Parker
ss
his
aids.
On
my
return
to
Victoria
I
made
my
report
to
tlte
Oovernment
and
was
ordered
to
return
to
Bkeens
and
organise
the
district,
which
I
did.
becoming
the
first
gold
commissioner
sud
government
agent
for
Bkeena
district
in
-a-oot
r.tsi:
Although
conditions
were
very
unsettled
amonxm
the
Indians
for
quite
a
while
I
had
no
further
serious
trouble
until
the
murder
of
Mcintosh
and
lie-Claire
by
Hi
mon
Oun-a-noot
in
1908.
with
the
parrlculam
of
which
moat
of
your
readers
are
familiar
Tbe
news
of
this
murder
reached
headquarters
much
more
raplrtu
than
on
the
former
xcaslon.
af
:n
igflg
there
was
no
telegraphic
communication
and
only
a
mall
aervloe
to
BiiernR
once
la
from
four
to'
six
week
by
atessa
schooner
Incidentally
I
magh
observe
that
my
trip
on
the
'Caroline"
was
an
eye
epener
u
mr
of
the
ability
of
the
British
naval
ofMoer.
Mot
a
single
officer
on
the
vi-Hset
had
ever
been
north
of
Comox.
yet
we
made
the
trip
from
Esquimau
to
the
mouth
,
of
Pksssia
la
tarty
hour,
arriving
then
,saev
anabor-jlag
st
Cardena
Bay
at
one
In
the
morai
ing
As
these
wss
no
chert
af
the
river
the
Navigating
Lieutenant
with
a
crew
wna
despatehed
In
the
steam
pinnace
at
two
aon.
to
survey
and
chart
the
river.
He
returned
and
pUoted
the
vessel
up
to
Xsslngton
were
we
anchored
at
nine
o'clock
the
same
the
river
In
the
face
of
hostile
Indians,
morning,
r'M.t
hours
after
our
arrival
but
as
I
had
been
up
against
Just
as
ut
Curilens
Buy.
hard
propositions
before
I
determined
i
ovr
Il.C.
NOTlllMl
to
proceed
and
left
Eaalngton
on
the
8th
of
June.
After
a
desperately
hard
trip
up
river
but
without
meeting
any
Mr
Peart
Is
wrong
In
Ma
statement
of
the
expeiiM
as
Caroline
and
"C"
Battery
were
both
under
pay
in
considerable
opposition
from
the
In-
the
regular
aervlce
and
cost
the
B.C
cr.uld
throw
sheila
into
Haselton
from
Pert
Islington.
JOMH
F1XWIN
Pert
Simpson.
April
so.
ltaa.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Kupert
MAT
f.
1IS.
There
was
an
enthusiastic
gathering
-tr
crueens
m
tbe
ataseeas
theatre
last
.light
for
s
public
meeting
which
wsa
addressed
by
Hon.
T.
O.
Pattullo.
min
uter
of
lands:
Frank
Mobley,
MXJt.
for
Atlln.
and
A.
M.
Msnson.
M
L
A
for
Ommeca.
L.
W.
Patmore
preaided
and
tlie
chief
speech
was
by
Mr.
Pattullo.
A
wedding
took
place
quietly
tn
the
Baptist
Church
laat
night.
Rev.
W.
W
Wright
officiating,
of
sCsS
Don
Mssoa
Snd
Dae
Rosa
The
oostple
wen
at-tln
by
Man
.Wltthl.
Moss
ahn
Vic
MerisSss:
Kfvfr
tft
eeWmohl.
'
the.
oouple
embarked
upon
the
groom
'n
launch
for
a
honeymoon
trip
to
Van-oouver.
Prqmtalng
looking
grey
oOpper
and
sine
oi-e
hsa
been
encountered
at
the
Silver
Standard
mine
at
Haselton
where
the
dull
Is
now
running
to
capacity
DEPARTMENT
OF
PUBLIC
WORKS
KOTIf'K
TO
(
ONil.tfTOIIH
Hearing
ami
(irultliliij;
ft
-e
Kuiiert
1
iTlgliwa.
SUU-
r,
te
Mi
e
in
T
,?.
I1?
'Tender
""f"
u(im
iiniiwuj"
will
be
tnennderiigned
up
to
noon
imowiy,
tne
aro
asy
of
May
1U28
for
clearing
and
grubbing
the
above
section.
opctiiiuauuna,
contract
and
Puh?ie0fwS!r
?l
at
the
Orfloe'
.nW
Jnn
upert.
?c
nr
-
1fn('
P'ana
may
be
,.
Bt
the
Locating
Engineer's
camp
near
PhehYtV
a.v.
Each
tender
must
be
Ifnininanisul
W
baa0Ct?llk
ch!3
charirid
Minister
of
Public
Works,
for
the
of
(13000.00)
Three
Thousand
DoKSl
which
Shall
be
forfeited
7
the
nart?
tendering
decline
to
enter
into
contract
when
called
upon
to
do
so.
The
chioue
of
the
successful
tenderer
iu'
be
re!
talned
as
security
for
the
due
uh
faithful
irtorswiio.
of
the
wort
Ull
the
satlasactor
ni.i
-
r-v"v
me
oon-
jj
Tenders
will
not
be
considered
unless
made
out
on
the
forms
suppi
,i!JS!
with
the
actual
signature
tSS
the
i
ferer
and
eMcloseT-
m
the
eifvsloSe
fumisheil.
The
lowest
,.r
...en21!
not
net
jnm
ily
accepted
District
Engineer
PwiWorta
Dept.
Prince
Rupart.
B.C'"
Bupert-
BC
AprU
36th,
1B38.
let
die
Joket
hand
ym
any
p
TDUY
a
so-called
"cheap
paint
and
you'll
get
a
good
sued
Joker
in
every
can
of
K.
Maybe
somebody
assures
you
that
this
low-priced
paint
is
jest
as
good
as
SWP.
That's
just
plain
"appksauce."
The
"cheap"
paint
w81
not
give
you
as
beautiful
a
job,
as
durable
a
job,
or
as
economical
a
job
as
SWP.
It
just
can't
do
it
There's
a
Joker
in
the
"cheap"
paint
can.
37i
"
ctwtp"
point
hn't
cheep
at
ait.
The
Vow
price
per
gallon
ia
a
delusion
because
many
more
gallons
of
it
ftf
c
needed.
About
one
half
tbe
quantity
of
gsssd
old
SWP
wm
do
the
job.
And
when
it's
dene
with
SWP
it's
dene
right.
SWP
will
last
longer
and
look
better.
It
has
the
Quaftir
that
stands
up
to
sOnePfnU
On
Papkjige
of
KOT6X
If
you
buy
2packftgcs
here
forwff
wear
and
weather.
Long
after
the
"Cheap"
pant
job
has
gone
faded
out
the
SWP
parted
surface
will
be
in
good
condition.
No
Joker
here.
No
"apesesauce."
A
thlle
more
per
galloo
in
the
first
prate
but
you
won
t
need
as
many
gallons.
And
you
won't
have
to
do
the
job
aH
over
again
In
a
year
or
so
as
you
will
if
you
fall
for
ine
spurious
economy
of
the
low
prke
paint
Oive
the
"cheap"
paint
joker
a
wide
berth.
Go
to
the
store
of
the
iherwin-Wuliarni
dealer
"Paint
Headqwartera"
and
get
has
advice
on
the
work
you
contemplate.
HeU
tell
yon
you
how
much
SWP
will
do
the
jab.
HeU
give
you
helpful
advice
and
usefal
free
literature,
including
copy
of
the
3berwin-Wmtems
"Household
Guide."
FOR
BEST
RESULTS
USE
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-Varnishes-Rogers
Lacquer
FOR
SALE
AT
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Howe
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McNulty
-
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O
-vernmerrt
nothing.
The
only
expense
j
cf
some
twelve
thousand
dollars.
A
funny
idea
being
prevalent
amongst
the
interior
Indiana
after
the
arrival
of
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand'
ippers
"THE
DAINTIEST
UUKAKI'AST
FOOD."
Smoked
Daily
by
Canadian
Fisli
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
W
Prince
Rupert.
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n
h'
"
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