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DAILY
EDITION
THE
DOMINION
The
Dominion
of
Canada
is
among
the
nations
of
the
world
but
if,,
is
making
its
presence
felt
and
efforts
with
interest.
Every
year
the
prestige
and
influence
6f
Canada
increases
and
citizens
of
the
country,
born
or
naturalized,
may
well
feel
proud
of
the
land
to
which
they
belong.
Theirs
is
the
biggest
country
on
,the
continent
and
it
has
all
the
possibilities
of
becoming
the
greatest.
blessed
with
an
invigorating
climate,;
unmeasured
natural
resources,
and
with
a
virile
people
springing
from
untainted
Stocks,
Canada"
is
indeed
the
land
of
opportunity.
here
a
nation,-that
will
be
an
example,
to
the
rest
of
mankind
and
a
leader
in
all
that
makes
for
progress
and
happiness
of
the
individual.
The
Canadian
may
well
hold
high
his
head
expand
his
chest
and
breathe
in
the
pure
invigorating
air
of
the
north,
and
in
doing
o
ieei
mat
10
oe
wnat
ne
is
means
an
d
best.
Even
Sir
Wilfrid
Laurier
had
his
weaknesses
arid
Sir
John
A.
Macdonald
had
several,
yet
they
were
great
men.
Yes,
among
the
world's
greatest.
'BRITISH
COLUMBIA
A
FACTOR
IN
TlfE
NATION
And
what
is
the
position
of
British
Columbia
in
connection
with
this
great
nation.
We
may
not
have
the
unending
wheatfields
of
the
prairies,
the
manufactures
of
Ontario,
the
industrious
habitants
of
Quebec
or
the
historical
associations
of
the
eastern
rnari-times
but
we
have
here
a
province
that
is
unique
and
that
promises
great
things.
What
was
once
looked
on
as
only
a
sea
of
mountains
is
found
to
be
a
land
of
wondroUS
scenery,
of
fertile
valleys,
of
rich
mines,
of
valuable
timber
and
of
fisheries
that
have
withstood
the
exploitation
of
many
years
and
still
hold
their
own.
British
Columbia
is
on
the
attracts
and
where
life-may
be
If
Canada
is
to
become
a
great
n..:w,.t.
t.;-.
-u.-u
,
iojuiiium
snouiu
piay
an
mat.
uur
province
is
something
of
which
we
should
all
be
proud.
It's
nice
to
think
that
the
fathers
of
confederation
were
looked
upon
in
their
day
as
men
like
ourselves,
and
by
some
they
were
designated
as
poltroons,
purveyors
of
piffle
and
puny
politicians.
Thank
heaven
there
is
hope
'
that
time
may
clean
the
skirts
of
some
of
our
modern
'
politicians.
'
PRINCE
RUPERTS
PART
IN
NATION
Then
let
us
look
at
Prince
Rupert
as
a
factor
in
the
life
of
the
nation.
Many
other
towns
and
cities
are
self
contained.
They
cater
to
the.
little
district
of
which
they
are
the
centre.
Their
expansion
is
limited
by
their
position
and
by
the
development
of
the
particular
district
of
which
they
happen
to
be
a
part.
Not
so
with
Pfirice
Rupert.
The
city
is
a
seaport
that
already
is
closely
tied
t6
tKe
province
of
Alberta
through
the
fact
that
the
wheat
grown
on
her
fertile
fields
are
shipped
this
way.
Greater
expansion
will
come
and
eventually
the
port
will
be
one
of
the
greatest
ports
of
the
nation.
It
should
be
a
matter
of
pride
to
be
d
citizen.
of
Prince
Rupert
and
to
know
that,
although
one
of
the
later
developments
of
the
great
confederation,
she
is
already
playing
her
part
in
a
small
way
as
a
factor
in
its
life
and
that
the
future
holds
out
promise
of
greater
and
still
greater
things.
Forget
the
money
end
of
our
destiny,
for,,
this
week
at
any
rate;
Let
us
be
proud
of
our
country,
of
our
province
and
of
our
.city..
Let
us
be
glad
that
Prince
Rupert
is
a
city
that
is
serving
the
Tiatlon
and;
also
doing
her
bit
in
connection
with
the
great
outside
world
beyond
the
confine's"'
T)f
Canada.
;
It
is
a
great
thing
to
be
a
Canadian.
It
is
a
great
thing
to
be
a
British
Columbian
and
if
we
wish
we
can
make
it
even
a
greater
privilege
to
be
a
citizenof
Prince
Rupert,
one
of
the
ports
of
Canada
with
a
great
and
wonderful
future.
Prince
Rupert
has
so
far
made
two
world
records.
It
has
the
largest
fish
cold
storage
plant
in
the
world
and
the
largest
fresh
halibut
business
in
the
world.
What
is
going
to
make
the
next
record?
Noiseless
clean.
No
rough
corners.
As
comfortable
for
two
as
for
one.
Ah
investment
in
health
and
long
service.
SIMMONS
Slumber
For
Sale
Same's
Furniture
Store
per
year
$7,501
inch'ner
insertion
....
SI
.40
)
Page,
per
inch
$2.80
on
Application
'98
S6
Mofiday,
Jfune
27,
1927
OF
CANADA
just
sixty
years
old,
a
mere
infant
so
lusty
an
infant
that
already
the
world
is
watching
its
youtnf
ul
The
duty
of
Canadians
is
to
build
to
be
one
of
the
world's
greatest
wpstprn
frinira
with
o
nlimotn
-----
.....p,,
...w..
m
vijiiiakc
limb
ejijoyed
at
all
seasons
of
the
.year.
nation,
as
we
all
believe
she
will.
.
.
.
...
..
'
important
part
in
making
her
II
mi
m
by
Geo.
D.
Tile
IcBRIDfONE
!
OF
GREAT
MEN
Former
Premier
of
British
Columbia
Has
Warm
Place
in
Hearts
,rot
Western
Canadians
ftf'
It:
is
''difficult
to.
selict
irepiesenta-tlve
man
iot
British
Columbia,
''without
apparently
discriminating
against
at
least
ball
a
dozen
of
his
predecessors.
Sir
James
Douglas,
though
nominally
the
first
governor,
was
from
1849
to
1864
not
only
the
power
behind
the
Throne,
but
the
Throne
itself.
A
successor
to
Sir
Henry
Musgrave,
was
the
.most
Important
faf
tor
of
bringing
Br.tlsh
Columbia
Into
Confederation.
The
first
premier,
J.
F.
McCrelght,
who
Was
-an
able
Jurist,
but
no
politician-,
went
-
011
the
rocks"
W
one
yeai.
Hll
tuccessor,
Amor
de
Cosmos,
a
very
able,
If
eccentric,
man
was
among
the
fcremfisf
la
promoting
union.
Probably
the
ablest
premier
from
the
point
of.
view
of
mental
alertness
and
political
oppsrtonlim
was
the'
Hon.
d.
E.
WaN
kem,
who
was
responsible
for
what
are
known
as
the
"Carnarvon
Terms"
In
connection
with
the
construction
of
the
C.P.R.
The
most
outstanding
In
ability
as
a
Journalist
and
a
public
rr.aa
was
probably
the
Hon.
John
Rob-son,
a
powerful
advocate
of
Confederation.
Sir
Richard
McBrlde
was
the
most
popular
and
picturesque
of
all
the
statesmen
of
British
Columbia.
On
his
birthday
of
1003,
the
year
he
succeeded
to
the
premiership,
he
was
thlrtyAhree.
the
youngest
premier
in
Canada;
but
he
had
contested
Dewdney
unsuccess
fully
for
the
House
of
Commons
In
'
1896.
and
had
been
elected
to
the
leels-
lature
In
1898.
becomlne
Minister
of
Mines
In
1900.
l'lCTl
KESQl
E
FinritF.
A
tall
man
six
feet
three
somewhat
slender
In
build,
prematurely
greyed,
with
the
responsibilities
of
office
upon
'
his
shoulder
he
grew
In
stature
and
THE
DAiLY
NKW'S
Monday.
June
27,
l92?
dignity,
until
In
the
whole
Empire,
llkeiinB.
outntanriinir
imnr.i
thwi.
u
thi
sir
Wilfrid
Laurier.
he
would
have
at-
tracted
attention
In
any,
gathering
or
on
any
thoroughfare.
His
success
ini0f
some
$250,000
with
twelve
class-
local
polities
wa,
phenomenal,
om
rooms
arid
all
the
latest
educational
a
comlnal
majority
of
one
In
1903
hejeuifjment
and
devices.
The
other
rapidly
developed
strength
until
In'
buildings
are
all
of
frame
construction
1909
he
had
but
one
Liberal
opponent
'
H,gh,
School,
eight
rooms;
Borden
and
In
1912
none
at
all.
His
ouUtarid-j
street
School,
eight
rooms;
Seal
Cove,
ifi'
ahitr.m.nti
ara
tyim
rNini!tni.-1i...'
...
...
tlon
of
the
finances,
which
were
at
a
very
iow
eoo
wnen
ne
iook
omce,
merlon
and"
as
high
as
first
year
In
Uni-
reorganization
of
the
economic
struc-j
verslty
is
taught
therein,
ture
during
a
period
of
unusual
pros-j
a
paid
fire
department,
wltrr
a
per-
Derlty
In
regard
especially
to
water
'sonnel
f
seven
mm
.
ani
thrw
r
control,
control,
foreirtrv
forestry
nolle,
policy,
and
and
DUblle
!
wcrks
and
his
victory
In
securing
recognition
of
what
are
known
as
"Better
Terms"
for
British
Columbia.
Another
strong
feature
of
his
adminis
tration
was
the
noted
advances
made
In
education
and
his
ceration
of
the
University
of
British
Columbia,
i
STI
IIENT
OF
MEN
Sir
Richard
McBrlde
was
a
pleasing,
but
not
eloquent
speaker.
He
was
not
a
student
of
books,
but
a
great
student
of
men.
Like
S'r
Henry
Macdonald
he
had
an
almost
uncanny
memory
for
names
and
places
and
an
Instinctive
knowledge
of
human
nature.
He
had
an
almost
uncanny
memory
for
names
and
places
and
an
Instinctive
knowledge
of
human
nature.
He
had
also
a
pleasing
personality
and
a
personal
magnetism
that
appealed
to
and
at
tracted
to
him
every
person
With
whom
he
came
In
contact.'
He
was
loved
by
the
soldiers
and
sailors
and
old
timers
in
British
Columbia,
and
In
Great
Britain
had
warm,
almost
Intimate
per
sonal
relations
with
the
King
arid1
Queen
of
England,
statesmen,
admirals
and
generals
for
s,
period
extending
from
1907
until
his
death.
Had
he
riot
been
stricken
with
an
incurable
dis
ease
while
still
in
the
prime
of
llfi
forty-five
he
might
have
been
Prime
Minister
of
Canada
or
occupied
high
posts
in
the
administration
of
Great
Britain
Itself.
Of
a
similar
type
he
had
many
of
the
characteristics
of
Sir
John
Mardrmalrt
and.
Sir
Wilfrid
Laurier.
and
although
not
intellectually
on
the
same
plane
was
even
more
Intensely
human
and
personally
lovable.
PRINCE
RUPERT
MAKING
GOOD
MUNICIPAL
RECORD
AND
FUTURE
PROMISING
(continued
from
page
one)
Vancouver
minimum
is
24c.
Industrial
power
Is
supplied
at
a
sliding
scale
from
4.2c
down
to
Sc.
according
to
the
quantities
used.
The
charge
for
business
main
line
telephone
Is
I4.7S
per
month
and
for
residential
party
line
phone
2.75
month
with
discount
of
It
ln
each
case
If
paid
before
the
fifteenth
of
the
month.
iLQiucinifti
waurr
tutirgc
19
91
per
It.ic
month
with
10
Der
cent
discount
Water
for
industrial
purposes
Is
supplied
by
meter
at
cheap
rates.
Operating
profits
on
the
city's
electric
and
telephone
utilities
have
been
substantial
and
have
eased
to
a
con-
leidcrable
extent
the
taxation
burden
without
working
Injury
on
the
consumer
as
the
scale
of
charges
amply
proves.
In
1928
the
electric
light
department
allowed
a
surplus
on
the
year's
operations
of
118,637.09
and
there
Is
every
indication
that
It
will
do
even
.better
this
year.
The
telephone
depart-jment
last
year
showed
a
surplus
of
A209'.78.
Owing
to
the
long
pipe
line
Unci
heavy
Installation
cost,
the
water-(works,
as
might
be
expected,
has
been
losing
at
the
rate
of
about
410,000
a
year.
The
situation
however
1
Improving
and
It
may
break
even
this
year.
The
city
is
well
equipped
for
supplying
water
to
a
population
many
times
great-
ROYAL
CAKE
i
For
Perfect
Bmd
NOTE:
If
you
take.
YEAST
for
your
health,
try
this:
Soak
a
ROYAL
YEAST
cake
over
night
in
tepid
water
with
a
little
sugar.
Stir
well,
strain
and
drink
the
liquid.
Delicious
when
taken,
in
orange
juice.
STANDARD
A
OF
QUALITY
M
FOR
MORE
THAN
m
50
YEARS
IntntHH
SB
Cw.GiiitTf
co.no.
H
toonto.
can.
or
than
tv
nunt
It
u
n
oracitu
vst-m.
with
no
mimnlnt
nU
to
h
:
deducted,
and
the
nressure
Is
such
that!
fit
has
to
be
regulated.
SCHOOLS
1
On
the
whole,
Prince
Rupert
Is
well
!
equipped
with
public
services.
The
city
has
five
public
school
build-i
fine
big
brick
and
concrete
Booth
Memorial
School
built
at
a
total
cost
ijik-js.
.-j
i.r
......
"WUiCW,
uiie
IW.
All
except
the
latter
are
in
full
fpera-;
.
--n"
..
'.'..
j
.
fighting
equipment,
at
all
times
proves!
Itself
prorrip't
and
efflclent.,s
I
The
city
maintains
ft
garbage
removal
service
at
$3
a
year
to
householders.!
The
sewer
system
of
the
city
Is
by
no
means
cpmpletej
but
a
free
removal
Is
Elven.
SeDtlc
tanks
are
In
Ireneral
use
,
In
...
,
rt.
f
ttt
..
nt
.
-
'
tewer
and
therje
are
.fl
few
privately
:
established
sewers
vMli
the
clly
'
re-!
,
...
,
,
ceuuy
too
otr.
-,
A
municipal
library
It
also
suDDorted
!
and
the
city
ajso
operates
a
reading
:
room.
I
Park
a;re
not
In
a
very
advanced
state'
of
development
but
there
are
several
;
spienaia
sues
wnicn
win
unaouDteaiy,
.
t
attended
to
whtn
more
Important
..
.
.
,
matters
nave
been
dealt
with.
A
large
!
sports
ground
on
the
highest
point
Iri
:
the
city
known
as7
Acrdpolis
Hill
has
been
developed
by
the
city
at
a
cost
of
probably
100,000.
Thanks
to
th
Gyro
,
Club
four
playgrounds
have
been
es-i
tabllshed
ln
the
city
at
convenient!
points.
A
gymnasium
has
been
a
crying
J
ucod
Utal
cf
land
reverted
for
taxes.
Iri
I
'Ills
Is
revealed
4
handicap
under
which
!
;
ill
city
has
always
labored
namely
that
the
toymsfte
is
far
too
large
for;
the
present
population.
Princa
Rupert
was
meant
to
be
a
big
city.
Once
it
begins
to
aspire
to
the
size
and
lm-.
pcrtar.ee
Its
designers
anticipated,
civic
,
financing
will
be
an
easy
matter
but,
j
a
matters
stand
.at
present,
the
city
i
:r.ay
well
congratulate
itself
on'
its'
present
condition
and
the
progress
lti
Has
made
since
Us'
Incorporation.
CITY
Ol
I'K
IAI.S
The
men
at
the
helf
of
affairs
In
Prince
Rupert
are
Its
mayor
and
alder
men.
S.
M.
Newton,
plom-er
news-1
papcrman.
is
the
maycr.
and
the
coun-
Ctl.
dlvfded
ln".o
It
main
committees.
It
as
follows:
Finance
Aid.
M,
ii.
Stephens.
Aid.
O.
P.
TlnRer,
Aid.
Jos.
Orecr.
Utllltlf
Aid.
W.
M.
Brown
and
Aid.
P.
H.
Llnzey.
Beard
of
Works
Aid.
R.
F.
Perry,
Aid.
W.
J.
Oreer
and
Aid.
Oacar
Larseh.
The
chief
civic
officials
are:
City
cleric
and
'solicitor
E.
P.
Jones.
Treasurer
and
collector
D.
J.
Mathe-sdn.
i
Assessor
J.
C.
iictinnan.
Superintendent
of
Public
Utilities
J,
J.
Utile,
City
Engineer
H.
A.
McLean.
Police
Magistrate
Thomas
McCly-mont.
Chief
of
Fire
Deprirtmcnt
D.
II.
Mc
Donald.
Chief
of
Police
Department
Sgt.
JA
P.
M.
Hannah.
Medical
Health
Officer
Dr.
J.
P.
Cade.
Auditor
George.
norle.
The
school
board
obruilsU
of
Ex-Mayor
H.
B.
Rochester.-
chairman,
CJ.
A.
:ixyant,
8.
t.
Johnstone.
Thomas
M6-Meckln
and
William
Ollchrlst.
Rev.
I.
A.
Johanten,
after
spending
:cverai
monins
in
xne
cuy.
eujira
uii
:ht
Pr!nc
RuPert
Saturday,
night
f6r
Seattle.
LAM)
ACT.
o
-,
r
'
,
,
j.NOTICF.
OF
INTENTION'
TO
ArTI.Y
TO
LEASE
1'OUHMIOKE.
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Rccordlnu
D.talrcA.?;i.nceP,?,.,"i,
Siartotti
Is
and,
'
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Kelley
Loifgln
SJSuon
TlmSr
MerehanU.nten'
to
apply
tor
a
Itase
of
the
follwing
described
fcreilvore:
TtcSl
sS?h!
&eMPS5
from
the
northeast
comer
of
Lot
472.
Sewell
Inlet.
Moresby
uliiia:
uience
IOI
.h.
v,.,.'
n..L
I.
.
...
erly.
southerly
and
southwesterly
dlrec-
"on
10
us
intersection
wnn
me
easterly
aerW
tothSttlSSt
SS2
o?
S.T.L.
62
IS
P.:
thence
In
a
northwesterly
direction
to
the
point
of
commencement.
int'
conU1A!?S?
acres,
more
or
less.
JOSEPH
DOUQLAS
WHSON,
Agent
for
Kelley
Logging
Co.
Ltd.
Dated
29th
April
.
1627a
LAND
ACT.
VOIlrE
OF
NfEVno
TO
APPLY
TO
LEASE
t'OUESIIOKE.
J?
.
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
nistrict
ot
rnnce
RUDert.
and
situate
it
Sewell
Inlet.
Moresby
Island.
Queen
JSJJ;
.
.,
,
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Kelley
Logglnc
-Jomranv
Limited,
of
Vancouver.
B.C..
iccupatlon
Timber
Merchants.
Intends
0?
the
,0ll0Wln
jgg
.U
Commencing
at
a
Dost
Dlanted
at
-he
southeast
corner
of
Lot
471.
Sewell
UUndi:
thenc'e
ln
,
northea,iterly
dlrec-
tion,
loiiowing
tne
nign
water
mark
to
outheut
corn
ol
Lot
4C9;
thence
In
.
southwesterly
direction
to
the
point
jt
commencement,
and
conta'nlng
140
arres.
more
or
less.
-uo.rn
uuuuuao
wiu,
Kelley
Logging
Co.
Ltd.
nntM
OTth
"ril.
1027
LAND
ACT.
NOTICE
of
INTENTION'
TO
APPLY
TO
nore
or
leM,
t0
,hore.
thfrire
following
J
w
iiurn
una
in
a
mum
westerly
airnr
tlon
to
the
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
190
acres,
more
or
leas.
JOSEPH
DODOLAS
WILSON,
Agent
for
Kelley
Logging
Co.
Ltd.
Dated
29th
April,
1927.
LAND
ACT
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
I.
HASH
LAM).
In
Range
3,
Coast
Land
District,
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
on
the
south
shore
of
Evans
Arm,
B.C.
i
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Goase
Tacking
fi
I
to
apply
for
a
leae
of
the
following
described
lands:
.iinrciH.-iuB
n
posi
piantea
aoout
3
cnalng
dlsUnt
m
an
eMterlf
direc-
tlon
from
northeast
corner
Lot
740,
Range
3;
thence
south
10
chains;
thence
west
id
cnains;
in,
inence
,4iv
uui
north
bit
to
bu
shore;
anore;
1
incntre
cusicrj;
ly
along
shore
to
point
of
commeneemen'
nt,
and
containing
7
acres,
more
or
less.
OOSSE
PACKING:
CO.
LTD.
.
-
Applicant,
.
Per
Chas.
I,.
Roberts,
-"
Agent.
Dated
April
7,
1927,
Pacific
Railway
Coast
Services
-
-
-
piiti'oses
action
may
be
taken
on
It.
A
site
has
beon
granted
by
'
the
city
and
it
Is
ex
.
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
arid
situate
,
,,,,
pected
that
community
effort
will
i
see
;it
j,,
,nleti
Morfiby
isUn(li
Queen
the
facility
put
In.
I
Charlotte
Islands.
HNT
STKIFTH
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Kelley
Loyglna
Jcompany
Limited,
of
Vancouver.
JuT!
Within
the
past
few
years,
the
city
i
occupation
Timber
Merchant,
Intends
has
actively
taken
up
the
question
of
I
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
better
streets
with
the
result
that
mencC
a
post
planted
at
several
miles
of
semi-permanent
macad-
1
the
southeast
corner
ol
Lot
470
Sewell
amlzed
street
have
been
put
In
to
re-
Inle';
Queen
Charlotte
Islands;
thence
place
the
old
plank,
sidewalks
on
stilt
iur
wnicn
uie
city
in
its
eariy
nays
was
noted.
In
addition
to
this,
the
city
built
a
mile
arid
a
half
ot
road
to
the
city
limits
to
connect
with
the
Kalen
Island
Highway
which
It
Is
hoped
may
very
soon
develop
Into
a
trans-provincial
highway.
Now
a
start
Is
being
made
on
the
city's
first
cement
side
walks,
at
least
the
first
the
city
Itself
has
built.
It
may
hiye
been
concluded
ere
this
has
been
read
that
Prince
Rupert
has
a
high
tax
rate.
So
It
has
but
there-
Is
the
redeeming
feature
that
It
ha.
not
yet
been
found
necessary
to
tax
lm-
provements.
This
year
the
cfty
Is
levy-
Intr
ng
a
a
rat.
rate
of
of
60
fin
mills
mliu
rilvlfVrt
divided
a
na
ioi-
fol.
lows:
20
for
special
rates;
11
schools
and
19
general.
This
compares
very
favorably
with
other
cities
that
may
have
lower
rates
on
the
land
but
which
at
the
same
time
ore
taxing
Improvements.
In
setting
its
assessment
and
taxation
rates,
the)
city
has,
during
past
years,
been,
compelled,
to
figure
,
on
a
Canadian
ICANAOIANi
B.
C.
PACIFIC.
viwsv
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
To
Kelclilkuii.
VTruriirtl.
.Iiineflti.
and
Skngway
liin
M,
if,
21,
27.
T11
Vancouver,
Victoria
11ml
Seattle
Jiiiif
II,
1H,
22,
29.
.
ritlM'ESa
rtKATKICE.
I'nr
Untedale,
Kat
Itelln
IMIa,
Ocean
Falls,
Nomu,
Alert
Hay,
Catnphrll
Klvrf,
anil
Varicnoier
every
Saturday,
11
a.m.
Agency
for
all
Htcamshlp
Lines.
Full'
Information
from
'.
C.
OHCIMIttl,
flrnerai
Aferit,
Corner
of
4tli
Street
and
3rd
Avenue,
I'rlnre
Rupert,
H.C.
A
POKER
H
AND
Backward
:
Season
nov
in
full
swing
BARGAIN;
all
over
the
STORE
Acme
Importers
Third
Avenue
IN
EACH
PACKAGE
I'.O.
Nov
G6"'
lt)K
KENT
Johnson's
Electric
Floor
Polisher
$1!.00
per
!ny
Let
ua
know
the
da
you
wanf
It'
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
I'lionc
.1
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd.
2r5
TMrd
Avcnu6
rrlnce
Kupert
Dish
Pnns,
from
ir0
to
spl-SS
Sauce
I'Aris,
frbm
H)(
to
w
Tea
Kettle,
from
r0
to
ItoaatfnK
Pans,
from
'Sit
:I-?J
1'rcRervlnK
Kettles,
from
"(
to
.fJ."'
Bread
Boxes,
from
$.
to
Knsy
Vncuum
Klcctrlc
WnsherH,
from
V1
10.00
to
.ft
I
H0.00