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PRINCE
RUPERT
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
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Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
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BATTLE
OF
WHEAT
The
great
battle
of
wheat
is
still
going
on.
Sometimes
the
price
goes
up
and
sometimes
down,
but
there
has
so
far
been
no
real
break
which
would
indicate
that
either
side
had
won.
As
the
days
pass
the
situation
becomes
tense,
but
there
is
still
time
enough
for
the
Pool
and
other
holders
of
grain
to
score
a
win.
It
seems
as
if
no
new
wheat
can
come
on
the
market
except
that
from
Australia
until
early
next
fall
and
in
the
meantime
available
stocks
are
being
used
up
and
more
and.
more
people
will
be
looking
to
Canada
for
their
supply,
t
In
spite
of
this
it
looks
to
us
as
if
the
big
holders
would
begin
to
have
sleepless
nights
pretty
soon.
Should
the
Poollose
it
will
be
in
a
rather
parlous
situation'.
MINERAL
RECORD
The
record
mining
gross
income
made
this
year
is
largely
the
result
of
the
increase
of
copper
and
lead
and
not
of
any
very
great
increase
In
general
mining.
The
plant
at
Anyox
has
been
producing
as
rapidly
as
possible
to
tnke
advantage
of
the
prices
offered
for
tjieir
product.
Also
the
amount
received
even
for
the
same
output
is
higher
than
last
year.
Britannia
mine
has
also
been
very
busy.
A
lamentable
feature
of
the
mining
report
is
the
drop
Of
a
millien
dollars
in
the
Induction
of
coal.
This
is
having
a.yj&dfM(toMrirtfoVer
Island,
where
the
amount
ot
coal
pWucetTmiS
fallgh
off
considerably,
aPATTUfcLO'IfAUGHS
The
despatch
received
yestopday
says
that
when
T.
D.
Pattullo,
member
for
Prinde'
Rupert,
was
asked
if
he
had
been
offered
01
federal
cabinet
position,
he
lautfhad.
.
m3reh?Jt0,
departing
cook)
"You
don't
deserve
it
but
as
you
pnoh&Sff.
taUT
1
m
t"
&
th
Jl
Cook:
"I
don't
need
to,
Ma'am.
I'm
only
going
next
floor.
From
London
Opinion.
District
News
NEW
ilAZELTON
A
successful
dance
was
held
last
Friday
evening
by
the
Haaeltofl
Social
Club.
A
radio
set
and
a
iKramDhonei
were
raffled
in
con
nection
with
the
affair
J.
Morns
winning
the
former
and
Ml
Jane
uwafVork
of
New
Haeeiton,
the
latter,
Rntiirrtav
baturaay,
Tii
ucc.
91
zi.
iazaA
f(,8tlire
of
tne
evcriing's
pro.
CRISIS
IS
PAST
The
crisis
in
the
life
of
the
British
Labor
Government
is
past.
They
have
been
sustained
on
the.
second
reading
of
their
Coal
Mines
Bill,
but
It
was
so
dose
a
vote-'tjjhat
thetfelie
of
the
Government
was
trembling
in
the
balance.
It
swfihs
as
if
the
intent
was
to
show
the
Labor
Government
that
they
could
go
so
far
and
no
farther.
It
seems
as
if
some
of
those
who
could
not
support
the
bill,
but
who
did
not
wish
to
see
the
Government
defeated
just
now,
must
have
absented
themselves
from
the
House,
else
with
only
two
Liberals
voting
with
Labor
the
result
would
have
been
different
area
h
being
revived
through
graUfjpttig
discoveries
tnat
nave
1100
ounces
of
silver
to
the
ton
In
addition
to
$14.50
in
gold
and;
nra
oak.?
news
Jajmaay,
Decemh.,
i
1823
LEAGUE
IS
STILL
TIED
Illffii
Schbol
una
till
Four
.tj,
flfty-tiOff
For
InternefUaU
!
JiPK4lIon
Title.'
r.M'.Ti
K
-
t
1
l
two
Intermediate
League-
bas
!
ketball
games
were
played
last
i
evening;
in
the
Exhibition
Hall,
gram
was
an
arttusfnp
sketch
put
High
School
easily
beating
Naval
on
by
Allen
Benof
and
Mte
Reserve
TO
to
14
in
one,
while
Big
Bertha
Rock.
Four
won
21
to
29
over
Bankers
i
;ln
the
second
which
was
a
tignt
The
thermometer
stood
at
or,
contest.
Only
a
small
crowd
of
below
zero
here
daring
the
past,
fans
was
In
attendance
because
week,
the
lowest
reading
having)
of
the
inclement
weather.
R.
B.
been
fifteen
below.
Skinner
refereed
one
game
and
.
...
George
Mitchell
the
other.
Dr.
aad
Mrs.
II.
C.
Wrinch
will!
as
a
result
of
the
playing
of
retarn
to
Haaelton
on
Sunday
these
games.
High
School
and
Big
morning
after
having
spent
sev-iFtrtii
are
still
tied
in
the
stand-eral
weeks
visiting
with
friends
ijng
and
will
meet
agam
to
decide
and
relatives
in
Ontario.
Dr.
Gor-'the
leadership
of
the
first
half
of
don
Klrkpatrifk.
who
has
been
the
season,
relieving
at
Uie
local
hospital
dur-
i
individual
sewing
In
the
Banking
the
absence
df
Dr.
Wrinch,
1
ert-fclg
Font
game
was
as
fU6ws:
will
leave
on
Sunday
far
his
home
I
Bankers
E.
Barlow.
8;
Joe
in
Vancouver
where
he
will
spend
.Scott.
6;
F.
Burdette;
C.
Doriald-the
Christmas
holiday
season.
(son.
2:
JL
Underwood,
8;
H.
Mac-
!d'r4SS."
-ja?
SUlket,
8
R.
school
at
Ocean
Falls
will
arrive
su,r
4
j.
,.
j'
Mc
cr.J?Z?
01
"
y,to
Nulty.
8:
A.rosa.
3;
F.
Dlngwell.
spend
the
Christina?
and
New
.
ti
31
Yew
hoJMar
"
Siting
with
TW
record
of
spring
in
the
hls
Parents
jHlgh
School-Navy
game
not
SMITIIERS
I
tWtJe
standing
tor
ie
first
Interest
in
the
Topiey
mining
foMowr
nur
01
uvc
season
so
rar
are
as
twn
mifl
HMAtlv
on
the
Tmfov
Patters'
CTftb
Senior
W.
6
"ilvw
ftrenertv
which
is
birur
d-
Thfp
Two
Taxi
J
veldped
by
its
owners,
DMrM
Ml
2
lleehan
and
Charles
Matheeen.
:
t
s
.
The
latest
discovery
is
a
parallel
Intermediate.,
showing
of
three
veins,
the
most
...
,
important
of
which
is
a
ouarte
23
"
7
vein
three
feet
wide
with
four-.
gtfh
Seh
teen
inches
of
high
grade
ore,
as
SJOJFf
nx,Z
i
Naval
Reserve
2
says
of
which
have
disclosed
over
-
i
1
Ladies
nign
ieaa
con
tern.
1
nu
vein
u
1
yt
iiuw
uiiurrgumg
uevciopuirni.
,
Maple
Leafs
5
R.
C.
Mutch
has
been
awarded
iTo"er
the
contract
by
the
postal
department
to
carry
the
mails
be-,
tween
Smithers
post-office
and
i
the
railway
station.
It
is
under-!
stood
that
the
rate
accepted
was
90c
per
trip
which
is
much
lower
than
before.
L.
2
4
5
L
2
2
3
6
4
L.
1
5
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
P.
10
2
Encllsh
League,
First
Division
Birmingham
3,
Sunderland
1.
Blackburn
Rovers
1,
Manchester
City
3.
The
local
churches
have
appoin-;
Brimsby
Town-Sheffield
Wed-ted
a
committee
consisting
of
Mrs,
nesday.
postponed.
G.
W.
Smith.
Mrs.
Edgar
Wood-'
HuddersfWd,
Town
0
Bolton
ward
and
Mrs.
James
P.
Downey
,
Wanderers
.2.
to
auriat
th
Pansilfain
Tarlnn
in
TjItmIkp
HUd
1
DnmUi,
4
in
linportani
ieaiure
IS
inai
mines
OI
norwiern
ana
carrying
out
unnsimas
uneer
uverpooi
,
Arsenal
0.
central
British
Columbia
promise
to
increase
their
out-iwork
thuJ!'
Manchester
united
3,
Leeds
uni-
put
in
the
near
future.
From
all
the
Worlc
done
thrDUGrh-
The
Hunuaiag.BinJ
group
ad-
Mlddlesborough
2.
Portsraouth
0
tUt
the
district
some
real
mines
aw
hnnnrl
to
rwmlr
1BO
!
ISatfWfflS
1
.1
n?0
1
.1..
;W2
H
I
Newcastle
m
United
2.
Derby
Ooun-
1.;
?
t
1
it...
.
.
P
.-.L
tne
Dig
companies
which
are
developing
them
do
not
know
Ltd.
and
it
is
understood
Sheffield
United
2,
Everten
0.
their
business.
that
to
the
near
future,
the
com-;
Weatham
United
9,
AStenvilla
I
tmur
b
viniBHinw
win
ur
cuusiu
erabiy
extended.
The
original
tenlishLeague,
Second
Division
oi
tne
fttimmiM
aim
uarnaey
2.
Bradford
crtr
l
6:oup
were
George
Charlton.
WU
nam
nanaa
and
o.
R.
IHHbrook
The
bridee
over
the
River
near
here
was
endangered
also
expeeted
to
be
in
the
field.
!
Sub-zero
weather
has
contlnuM
Blackpool
3.
Swansea
Ttgwn
0.
Bradford
0,
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
0.
Bulkley
Bury
4,
Cardiff
City
2.
!
here
during
the
past
week,
the
low-
j
Rovers
0,
est
thermometer
readina
for
the
iweek
having
been
twenty
below
zero.
I
The
city
council
has
decided
to
1
submit
a
$30,000
money
bylaw
at
the
municipal
election
next
month
to
finance
the
cost
of
a
new
unit
In
the
city
power
house.
The
junior
branch
of
St.
Michael's
Anglican
Womerfs
Auxiliary
here
has
elected
officers
as
follows
for
I
the
year:
Superintendents,
Mrs.
H.l
enwsea
5.
Preston
North
end
o.
Mr.
rattullo
can
afford
to
laugh.
He
has
a.
very
im-1
by
broken
Wfh
water
for
Miflwaii
3.
Reading
1.
Mrtant
position
today,
the
next
most
important
tn
.that
'tJZ?
?;JT?"J
"
.,lnh!lra
5-
Bristol
or
Premier,
iie
receives
a
fair
salary
for
the
work
and
i
,nf
diverted
from
the
structure
Oldham
Autistic
2,
nUs
coun-
ne
nag
no
resxnenons
on
Ms
actions
such
as
that
on
a
cab-
mrZ
vhS
xiicc
iiiuuBfaer.
Wp
know
nntViino-
?Vmif
t-Via
n1a
leader,
but
we
do
feel
that
if
Premier
Mackenzie
King
A11
oaseiey
and
Agnes
west
Rromwieh
Albion
2
stoke
wn
a
meinuer
wno
win
onng
cieait
to
the
atlministra-
j
&wwT
IZih
"
,
UOn,
he
COUW
not
do
better
than
invite
Mr.
Pattullo
to
entryablr
l-.nce
in
the
Scottish
League,
First
Division
255
J
if
i0"-
T
.re8PeCtS
Bl1VSh
Columbia
SSSSST
b7r8ndr
Gamers
irvriau
uc
lueci.
ie
ltjgismture
wotHu
unaouuteuiy
miss
him,
but
there
are
other
good
men
on
the
opposition
aide
who
are
quite
capable
of
undertaking
the
work
and
it
would
be
a
great
thing
for
British
Columbia
people
to
have
so
able
a
cabinet
minister
represent
them
in
the
federal
parliament
has
now
receded
and
further
leUcs
0.
SOUthamtotnn
2
nhHtnn
Ath.
trouuie
u
not
anucipatea.
j
Tottenham
Hotspurs
2,
Hull
were
served.
was
or
chestra
and
delicious
refreshments
PRINCE
GEORGE
With
Mayor
A.
M.
Patterson
ex-1
pec
ted
to
be
returned
by
acclama-
tion
for
another
term,
indications'
point
to
a
lively
contest
for
the
four
vacancies
on
the
aldermanic
board
here
next
month.
Aid.
Fraser
and
1
Rem,
whaee
terms
are
expiring,
will
1
seek
re-election,
and
Ex-Mayor
J.I
II.
Johnson
and
Ex-Mayor
F.
D.
!
Tavlor
as
well
as
Oeorm
Knneriv
1
Aberdeen
1.
Falkirk
0.
Alrdionlans
3.
Hibernians
0.
Ayr
United
4.
St.
Johnstone
0.
Clyde
3,
Dundee
United
2.
Dundee
2.
Partlck
ThlsllM
4
Hamilton
Academy
J.'jcilmar-
Heatts
1,
Celtics
3.
Morton
3,
Oowdenbeatn
4(
ueeirt
Park
L
St.
Men
6.
Rangers
4.
Mptherwel2.
Scottish
Leaf
ue.
Second,
Division
Alloa
K,
'Brechin,
City
2.
oufieas.2,
tungs
rarxva,!
Clydebank
4,
Arbroath
L
Forfar
Athletics
z.
-
-
....a.
w.
vmiiuwcu
.
on,-
,
.
St.
Bast
Btlrllnnshlre
0.
Quern
nf
South
2.
.
4,V
Albion
Lelth
Athletics
8.
Dumbarton
2
Montrose
1,
East
FlfeM--Rattfi
Rovers
1.
Thlrd"Canark
l.
Stepllousemulr
1,
Armadale
2.
Sport
Chat
Billy
.
"
Munfoe.
'
Prince
George
iretary.
Frances
Saunders:
treasurer.
"R"1
promoter,
is
making
ar
Dorothy
Saunders.
rangements
to
stape
in
the
inter-
I
iior
town
on
New
Tear's
Day
the
I
The
St
Michael's
Church
Women's
'
bgest
boxing
card
ever
presen-!
Auxiliary
has
elected
officers
as
fol-
,e
Uiere.
In
the
main
event.
lows:
president.
Mrs.
H.
Wilson;
1
Oliver
Krog
of
Glschme
and
vice-presidents,
Mrs.
Newman
and
Were
Rivtrs
of
Hutton,
two
husky
Mrs.
o.
c.
Perkins;
secretary,
Mrs.
district
loggers,
will
display
their
II.
Douglas;
treasurer,
Mrs
F.
A.
'ares
in
a
ten
round
battle.
MacCallum;
Dorcas
secretary,
Mrs.
Keen
interest
is
being
taken
in
Van
Somers:
Thanksgiving
secre-
this
affair
and
a
good
deal
ot
tiry,
Mrs;
J.
C.
Perkins;
Living
money
is
being
wagered
on
the
Message
secretary,
Mrs.
Little;
vis-,
outcome,
it
Is
said.
Rivers
comes
ltlng
committee,
Mrs.
H.
Brawn,'
from
Luxemberg,
France,
and
did
Mrs..
G.
Oliver
and
Mrs.
L.
Blair.
1
considerable
boxlhg
in
the
Old
.rTT",
,
Country.
They
are
still
talking
in
Mr.
.
Riifi
a,.,
y"1
lttl
bJ
Sunday
Prince
Oeprge
about
matching
Jim
for
CalBMy,
where
she
will
spend
Jacobsen
of
Glscome
with
Benny
three
months
visiting
with
her
Wfendle
ot
Prince
Rupert.
tiTAe
al1bomol;
Prince
Oeorge
for
the
opening
hockey
game
ot
hbe5?.ecUre
birPo5rmaSi
the
season
at
Prince
Ge5rge
on
ter
WlmblCfl
tb
be
USPH
n
nridif
lnn
Phr
frnn
M,.
rJ'
al
accomodation
for
delivefyW
mill
trig
held
"regu'larlj
three
times
.,
,
kU
uc
euuwing
up
weu,
assuring
a
Cast
game
(or
the
opener,
food
'he
teams
for
this
Snccjinter
will
be
chosen
tomorrow.
Hocay
is
rather
late
in
getting
started
in
Print
George
this
year
owtog
to
the
long
spell
01
mild
weatner
De-fore
winter
conditions
set
in
about'
two
weeks
ago.
j
Vandals
are
leading
the
men'i'
senior
bafkbM
Wte
at
Smith-1
ers
with
seven
wins
and
two
los-:
nm
while
High
School
is
in
second
,
place
with
she
wins
and
two
dej
feats.
Telkwa
and
Boku
have
won
I
but
twice,
the
former
having
been!
beaten
.six
times
and
the
latter
t
seven.
Telkwa.
however,
is
mak-
inn
a
much
better
showing
in
thei
ladies'
league
in
which
that
town
is
leading
with
six
wins
and
two'
losses.
Pirates
are
second
with
slxi
and
three.
High
Schapl
Is
third
with
five
wins
and
four
defeats;
while
the
Whoopee
team
has
failed
to
win
once
and
has
been
beat-,
en
eight
times.
j
The
ballyhoo
drums
are
boom-1
'ng
for
Baby
Face
Jimmy
McLar-nln.
that
venomous
little
Vancouver
fighter
with
the
smile
of
an
Irish
cherub.
The
clouting
Celt
from
the
Pacific
Coast
seems
cer-
lain
now
to
head
the
sparkling
1
card
of
attractions
building
for
the
great
outdoor
"shots"
of
next
summer.
Jimmy
has
been
assured
a
belt
at
Jack
Fields'
welterweight
UUe
in
one
of
the
big
ball
parks
m
New
York
if
he
can
dlsoose
of
j
one
more
heacUlner
with
the
fer-ttcity
and
deadly
punching
power
that
swept
Ruby
Goldstein
out
of
the
ring
In
two
round
last
week.'
Al
Foreman
is
seeking
a
return
bout
with
Billy
Townsend
The
de-
!
feated
champion
puts
it
this
way:
"I
think
my
showing
was
good
enough
to
warrant
a
return
matwi.
I
risked
my
UUe
and
lost!
tt.
If
Townsend
proposes
to
be
a
fighting
champion
he
can
hardly
ignore
my
claims
for
a
chance
to
redeem
myself.
I
will
fight
him
under
any
reasonable
circum
stances.
I
want
a
chance
to
prove;
to
my
men
as
inai
i
am
oetter
than
I
seemed
last
Friday
night.
I
do
not
care
for
alibis.
Townsend
won
and
that's
alright
with
me
I
wasn't
at
my
best.
I
was
worried,
too,
about
my
left
eye
and
that
made
me
cautions
in
using
my
left
hand
which
is
probably
my
best
offensive
weapon.
I
Will
welcome
a
chance
to
fight
Town-send
again
at
any
time.
If
Town--end
wants
to
go
south
111
take
the
fight
at
any
date
he
names.
Twenty-four
hours
notice
Is
good
enough
for
me
U
they
object
to
delay.
I
know
I
can
beat
him
when
I'm
at
my
best."
Toronto
stocks
'':
(CWurtMy
S.
O.
Johnston
do.)
C.
Silver.
00,
1.20.
Big
Missouri.
56,
C3.
Cork
Province,
4,
5.
Cotton
Belt,
Nil,
32.
Duthie
Mines.
35,
40.
George
Copper.
2.30,
2.55.
Geargfct
River.
124,
15.
Golconda.
73,
75.
Grandview,
12.
12.
Independence,
8,
NU.
Indian
Mines,
3,
5.
Intern.
Coal
&
Coke,
28.
29.
Kootenay
Florence.
7
74.
Kdrtehl
King,
4V&.
9.
Lucky
Jim.
6.
0
.
Mohawk,
2.
Nil.
Morton
Woolsey,
8,
9.
Marmot
River
Oold.
Nil,
20.
Marmot
Metals,
1V4,
Nil.
National
Silver.
6,
7.
ffoble
Five.
39
Vt,
40.
Oregon
Copper.
10,
11.
Pcnd
Oreille,
2.15,
255.
Pioneer
Gold,
8Q,
1.00.
Premier.
1.62.
1.G5.
Porter-Idaho.
24.
Nil.
Rufus-Argenta,
7,
8V4.
Ruth-Hope.
20,
Nil.
Silver
Crest,
5.
SV.
Silverado,
29,
40.
Slbean
King.
3,
Nil.
Slocan
Rambler,
5,
7i
Snowflake,
11,
12.
Sunloch,
60.
85.
Toplej
Richfield,
2Vs,
Nil.
Tone,
mi,
i.uu.
Woodbine.
2,
2.
Oils
A.
P.
Con..
1.00,
1.61.
Dalhousie.
lie.
lie.
Fabyan
Pete,
6,
6Vi,
Home,
8.10,
M.
McLeod,
2.05,
2.16.
Hargal
85
XM
BserGmV.
M.
89.
Sterling
Pacific,
1.07,
UD9.
Mercury.
4,
56.
Locomotives
For
the
West
MONTREAL.
Dec.
31:
Western
Canada
will
benefit
materially
by
the
locomotive
construction
program
just
announced
by
the
(
anadlan
National
Railways.
Orders
have
been
placed
for
thirty
rew
locomotives
for
.
Dassenffer
T?ee
Entertainment
Pt.nta,
t:iau
m
"UWtt
the
pavey.
iaertnuni,
,
.
tjeachers.
the
anm,,'
r
(P,
,
Tree
entertainment
.
,.
'
School
of
First
't.t?
Church
took
plan
...;
,
v
,"r
-ante
audlmw
,".".
":i"W
ata
Glaus,
of
rmr.',
visit
to
the
deli),!
,,,
gifts
and
sweets
rbm
his
lavish
han
For
to
this
h
Tk
a
verv
enfov
tii,
which
included
t.hf
,
bers
by
the
chUdn
n
Roniutlon
"S'.nf
;,
.
Btgek-lngs."
Primarv
c;,,,
Recitation,
Ben
v..
,
Rocitatlbn
Bett
r
,,
Violin
Solo,
"Stur
v
i
Malta
Stegp.
Wj.
Helen
r-.-w.
wiiw
y
tt.atnennc
m,
At,.,
.
HPCakm,
DonaW
Fb-
Rev.
Thomas
mo,.
"'
,.
pastor,
presided
f
Oil
VTdh
the
Dance
the
Latest
(
alt
ish
Crawl
Vancouvc
-On
with
the
dat,..
,
gnconftned'
Certain-,
needed
to
unn:
.
a.s-
j
m
itte
aance
ror
:hh
i
Ijvgaonous
than
th
iTne
present
general
n,t
card
to
find.
HOTrever
relief
i.s
;i
of
the
ladies
of
th
-Broadway
show
ha
Cat
BuTKlai
Crawi
,.
ta
be
"teight.
pep."
True,
the
namr
nf
!..
doM
not
S'jggetit
nr."
:fcil!g
Thr
sttalthv
-eat
birglar
trarsmn'"
rteps
however
nvi
thing
else
vet
.!!;.::,
Possibly
It
Ik
btr
'hlnk
real
dawine
u
fashion
about
190?
w
i
and
freight
service,
and
ot
these,
convinced
ocularlv
-ll1
ill,
us.
t
m-,r
f
vr
a
i
ii
,-
,-(f
!.()
Hn
'
'
-
j
twenty-eight
wW
go
into
use
in'"crawr
is
any
m.pr
the
western
region
of
the
ays-the
present
methd
:
H(r
tem
In
addition
to
this,
rjve'eae's
pastier
over
a
w
v-
-x.
rwitching
engines
are
now
in
the
i
i-ourse
of
construcUO&c
Mi
Jhelif.
.v,
Canadian
National
shops
In
wLvi
tyKly
IfHfs
"W.mt
A
:i
bring
nipeg.
for
service
in
thV
weV;ftflr
results.
IjOVE
h
the
pliolographtc
rcconl
of
an
'
v':
w
XJL
unmunl
lcl
carried
oiit
wiili
n
car
in
Em
''MSbIsbbw
a
rcfr'gcra''nR
chainhff
of
the
Pacific
(
wl
'"MUb
Tcrniiiinls
Lltl.
The
engine,
aflcr
bring
"0
kP
lifnirs
in
a
tcmjicnilure
of
20
decree
rhn
nh
t
H-
(12
degrres
ftf
frol),
Marled
rfertlr
In
l
-
linlf
a
efond
.
.
.
jirolhR
rnrluhel),
immI
viilion!
A
doulit,
the
volalile
nl
flaahlike
rflVrlenry
of
Il'tii
"Winter
Grade"
Cos.
T1U
perfectly
Iialsncrn
eoU
westtier
pM.lin
i
V
mult
6f
cartful
Mmly
ofdrhinp
rcuSrw!iMili.
iiml-W-
X;
Inclement
and
rripld
mndilioitt
ami
U
rnven
l