PAQI
TWO
A
NEW
SHADE!
"MALAGA"
A
Redish
Color,
Yet
Harmonizes
With
Most
Costumes
Ah
Oxford
with
distinctive
style,
made
by
"Onyx"
Prire-
$8.50
Monk
Pattern
Pump
with
big
buckle.
A
"Senorita"
Shoe.
Price
(jjg
Most
.Pepple
Trade
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of
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DAILY
EDITION
WINCH'S
According
to
the
report
given
to
the
press,
E.
E.
Winch,'n'dlth2
meJl,
the.thl.rd
tlme
memberof
the
provincial
legislature
lor
Burnaby,
asks
ZrS
5
to
be
allowed
to
take
up
in
the
Legislature
any
matters
the
champnship
trophy.
wmtii
ine
w.
iutui
vsv,u
iraues
anu
uuu
While
vdd6
not
nresump
of
the'TrAites
VinrJ
l:nhnr
Cm
UOUU1
uaDor
council
UUUlll.ll
mignt
.uuglll.
desire.
UCSUC.
I
I:
to
mvp
nrlviVp
rn
Hip
mimW:l
ing
to
this
.'and
any
other
organization
wishing
to
influence
the
government
that,
if
the
aim
is
to
secure
results,
the
matter
or
matters
should
he
taken
nn
with
Hip
administration,
direct
and
not
through
members
.who
.are
actively
opposed
to
it
and,
further
in
this
case,
far
removed
from
this
locality.
If,
on
the
other
hand,
the
.aim
is
political
with
a
view
to
obstructing
the.
work
of
the
government,
then
the
right
way
is
to
take
it
up
through
Mr.
Winch,
Mr.
Connell
or
some
other
opposition
member.
TERRACE
W.
L.
Scott
has
left
Terrace
for
Edmonton
to
live
In
future.
Mr.
Scott
has
resided
In
the
Lakelse
district
for
some
years
and
has
proven
to
be
a
good
cltken
who!
will
be
missed,
especially
by
the
young
boys
among
whom
he
did
some
useful
social
work,
introducing
them
to
the
mysteries
of
club-swinging
and
other
athletics.
Emll
Bissonette,
eldest
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
Bissonette,
has
entered
the
Catholic
Seminary
at
Ladner.
W.
E.
Smith
has
returned
from
a
trip
to
his
old
home"
on
Ihe
innil
WO
Mniint
li'alr.
ramnvlr-
prairies.
Mr.
Smith
reports
that
people
In
Alberta
and
Saskatchewan
are
making
many
inquiries
legardlng
conditions
hereabouts.
Mrs.
George
Little
and
family
have
returned
from
a
visit
of
some
months
to
Seattle.
Miss
Dorothy
Little
is
continuing
her
visit
In
the
south.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Raven
paid
Terrace
a
flying
visit
last
week.
Mr.
Raven
was-assistant
superintendent
at
the
hatchery
at
Lakelse
Lajce
before
It
closed
'and
has
been
occupying
a
similar
position
at
Anderson
Lake
on
Vancouver,
Island.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Raven
are
returning
to
the
Island
to
make
their
home
In
future.
Clearing
out
stock
of
FURS
Miss
Bell,
manager
-of
Goldbloom's
Fur
Store
has
gone
east
to
purchase
new
stock
and
while
she
Is
.away
all
the
old
stock
will
be
cleared
-out
at
bargain
prices,
some
of
the
pieces
selling
at
onlv
30
PERCENT
OF
FORMER
PRICE
This
Is
a
great
opportunity
to
buy
Jur,
coats
and
other
fur
oods
almost
at
your
pwn
price.
G0LDBL00M
-
The
Old
Reliable
DAILT
NEWS
Monday;
,s?pwmber
J4
l&H
'S
PO
RT'
SERIES
ON
SEPT.
30!
National
League
City
Chosen
For
Openjng
.at
Annual
Baseball
Classic
NEW
YORK,
Sept.
14:
At
a
meeting
on
Saturday
of
Major
League
.executives
.
...
concerned
w.
.
f
with
j
Judge
JCenesaiv
Mountain
Landis,
;
commissioner
of
organized
Dase-ball,
.Wednesday,
.September
.30,
ill
the
National
League
city
winning
'
the
pennant,
was
set
as
the
opening
date
for
the
J93G
Wprld
Series.
The
second
;ame
will
be
j
played
the
nest
day
in
the
National
League
.park
and
.the
scene
will
then
shift
to
Yankee
Sta-
I
dhim
for
the
third,
fourth
and
fifth
.
(if
jieccssary)
.games
-on
October
3,
4
and
5.
Further
games,
if
necessary,
will
be
played
in
the
National
League
venue.
;New
York
Yankees,
who
have
long
since
.cjnrhed
the
American
League
pennant,
may
be
faced
by
either
the
New
York
Giants,
St.
Louis
Cardinals
or
jChicago
Cubs
wjth
the
Pittsburg
Pirates
alsq
having
a
remote
chance
to
get
Jn.
Perry
Takes
Net
I
np
l
in
r
j
American
League
situation
as
a
re-I
rOpHy
rOJ
Vl00Q)5ult
of
week-end
play.
The
Cleve-
'land
Jndlans
won
a
double-header
First
Time
Foreigner
Has
Won
US.?"
7M"
Aineucss-:
frennis
.Titu
rrTi.i,H
.Tim.
terday
.and
moved
into
a
tie
for
it
FOREST
iHLLS,
Sept.
14:
fCPJ
In
regaining
the
United
States
Singles
title
Saturday
from
Don
Budge
of
Oakland.
2-6,
6-2,
8-6,
1-6
land
10-8,
Fred
Perry
of
England
-
I
uxwson
hiiue
Open
Champion
Californlaa,
Who
Recently
Turned
Prn
Pn.dni
..
.11
I
vpolf
Title
TORONTO,
Sept.
14:
W.
Lawsoni
Little
of
.San
Francisco,
shattering!
the
previous
course
record,
won
.the
I
Canadian
open
golf
phamplonshlp
nere
.Saturday.
It
was
the
big
Call-fofnian's
first
major
title
since
turning
professional.
Famous
Sportsman,
Former
Newsnaner
Cub,
Dack
to
jNortli
Bert
Collier,
of
Chicago,
famous
racing
handicapper
and
publisher'
3f,a
number
of
well
known
sport
-
-
ing
publications
Including
Referee,
I
was
a
passenger
aboard
the
Prin
cess
Louise
yesterday
going
north
lor
a
visit
to
Skagway
where
he
was
located
during
the
days
pf
the
'
UOla
KUSh
as
a
VOUni?
newsnnnpriPhlpoan
correspondent.
Collier
attained
lame
In
the
newsnanpr
wnrUi
imnotmH
v
1
April
1898
when
he
"scoQDed"
tlie
world
on
the
story
of
the
avalanche
on
me
(umikoot
pass
which
killed
63
"Gold
Rushers."
In
those
days
uciore
mere
was
teeigraphlc
service
.Sf
brSuV
3'
steamer
in
a
hectic
race
ncaln.ii
..
time
with
other
newspapermen,
j
Young
Vancouver
Geologist
Dies
Alfred
Gordon
Tumms
Succiimbs'P'ay-Offs
For
To
Fever
in
Nortjiern
uiitHiesia
VANCOUVER,
Sent.
14:-Alfred
Gordon
Tumms,
aged
22,
a
graduate
01
the
University
of
British
Colum
bia,
Js
dead
in
Northern
Rhodesia
'where
he
went
as
a
geologist
lor
a
mining
concern.
He
had
contracted
fever.
His
parents
and
two
sisters
reside
here.
Miss
Alice
Hallbere
sailed
yester-
!4ay
morning
,ori
the
Princess
Louise
lor
whltehorse.
Try
a
Dally
News
classified
advertisement
for
best
.
results.
-
DEAN
DOING
GREAT
JOB
jLone
Hurler
Keeping
St.
Louis
Cardinals
in
Pennant
Race
NITW
VflRJf
Ron!
.14:
(PPlSt.
Louis
Cardinals,
crippled
as
their
pitching
staff
:may
be,
are
con-
IHnutnir
tHelr
name
floht.
for
thp
,11IU.M5
QHIIIb
-
-
National
Leaeue
nennant
.and,
as
a
result
of
week-end
play,
actually
cllDtied
the
lead
.uf
the
New
Xork
Giants
another
half
game
to
three
jand
a
haf
games.
Again
the
sensational
pitching
.of
the
great
"Dizzy"
.Dean
'kept
the
Qarcinals
tin
the
running.
On
Saturday
pean
jthe
Brooklyn
Dodgers
to.seven
hits
in
the
nlehtcan
of
a
double-header
jftnd
the
Cords
won
10
to
3
'after
having
.lost
the
puener
9
to
8.
Yes-
.terday
the
Cardinals
again
drop-iped
an
opener
to
the
New
York
jQiants
and
)eari
was
salted
intp
the
.breach
In
the
nightcap
and
stopped
a
Giant
Tally,
giving
the
Cards
th?
win
4
to
3.
The
largest
.Major
League
crowd
on
record
64,4.17.
crowded
the
Polo
-Grounds
to
tee
yesterday's
games.
JLon
War-necke
pitched
the
.Chicago
pubs
:to
'a
billllant
four-hit
ihutrout
over
the
Giants
on
Saturday.
-mere
was
uiue
cnanga
in
toe
(fourth
pace
with
the
Detroit
Tigers
.jvnu
jpsi
w
tiosion
Kea
spx,
.
,
j
Week-end
Big
League
scores:
'
SATURDAY
SCORES
American
League
Philadelphia
4,
Chicago
5.
j
Bastqn
4-2,
St.
Louis
6-3.
New
York
1,
Detroit
10,
I
Washington
12,
Cleveland
2.
J
National
League
Pittsburg
2,
Bostpn
.3.
'
St.
LouU
.8-10.
B"rppHlyn
9-3.
Chicago
6,
.tiew
York
-0.
Cincinnati
1-2,
Philadelphia
77.
'
,
SUNDAY
SCORES
j
Amwican
league
Boston
,7,
JJetrplt
4.
Philadelphia
.2-4,
Cleveland
5-5.
New
York
10-13,
Sf.
Louis
7-1.
National
League
Cincinnati.
2-1,
Boston
1-6.
Pittsburg
5-3.
Philadelphia
3-4.
St.
Louis
4-4,
New
York
8-3.
Chicago
3-9,
Brooklyn
6-7.
Baseball
Standings
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
W.
L
Pqt
New
York
84
55
.600
St:
Lopis
;81
60
574
Chicago
.
'.80
62
.503
Pittsburg
.....75
60
.532
Cincinnati
.....30
71
.496
Boston
64
75
.460
Brooklyn
,..59
81
.421
Philadelphia
....49
91
.350
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
-
W.
If.
Pet
New
York
95
48
.664
....:76
64
.543
(Washington
75
.532
v.
KJt
w
.....74
68
.521
Clevelanrf
74
08
.521
Boston
:
.72
71
.503
'St.
LouLs
.51
83
J67
'Philadelphia
.49
.34.5
tok
Greece
Ui,7k
.
Wins
EasUy
Oyer
WfltSOn
S
Sunday
'
m
the
final
of
the
last
rink
(trophy
'awn
bowling
"competition
v
me
reason
yesieraay,
Jack
Preece's
rink
had
no
difficulty
In
disposing
of
Jack
Watson's
by
a
score
of
33
to
16.
Uiast
Pennant
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Sept,
14
Seattle
will
meet
Portland
and
San
Diego
will
play
Oikland
'In
'seven
game
series
to
decide
the
flnal-Hsts
Jn
Ure
play-offs
for
the
Pacific
Coast
League
pennant
this
year.
WINS
TOTEM
TROPHY
JASPER
PARKTsept.
14:Jack
Starkey
of
Edmonton
was
winner
in
the
final
for
the
Totem
Trophy,
annual
classic
golf
tournament
here.
There
were
corrlj3e'tlttff
foirh
all
over
the
country.
,
Bt
wis.
Read
mt.want
aj.
PARIS
HAS
...
BIG
BLAZE
Historical
Paris
.Opera
House
.Extensively
Damaged
by
Fire
Saturday
flight
PARIS.
Sept.
14:
After
the.
crowds
had
left
following
a
performance
of
"Les
Huguenots,"
a
spectacular
fire
broke
out
in
the
hjstoric
.Paris
Qpera
.House
Saturday
flight
and
did
extensile
damage.
Huge
,crowds
taxed.tpoUcie
lines
and
there
was
considerable
excitement.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
Courtesy
-8.
D
Jobnjfou
Co.)
yancouver
B.
C.
Nickel,
.37.
Big
Missouri,
.58.
pralome.
,8.QD.
B.'
R.
Cons..
.05.
p.
R.
X
.
.10.
.
Dentonla,
.Dunwell,
.0334.
Mlnto,
3i.
,
'
.
Meridian,
.0934.'
Morning
Star,1
,02
Rational
Silver,
03.
.Noble
Five.
.02$;
end
OielUe,
.90.
.Porter
Idaho,
";05.
.
emler,
:3.40
(x
diy.)
;Reno.
U9.
iReJief
jvrjingto'q,
47.
:Salmon
Gold,
;104.
Taylor
Bridge,
.10.
'VVaysidc.
.12.
'.United
Empire.
.023.4.
Toronto
jBcatUe.
1.37.
1
(Central
PaU,
1.15.
(Cf)Ibougamau,
160.
jQ3d
Lake.
1.04.
ffrrt'wT
Nickel.
.56.
i.ee
Gold.
.08
'2.
iLHtte.
Long
Lac,
5.80.
iMcKenxle
Red
Lake,
1.85.
fickle
.Crow,
3.00.
iRed
Xake'.GoM
Shore,
2.32.
jEan
Antonio.
1.76.
Shcrritt
.Gcrdon,
1,63.
SJfO
4.80.
Smelter?
Gqld.
J)8.
Sturgeon
River.
36.
'
YerVures,
.2.25.
MpXeqd
.CqckShutt,
4.7b.
Hardrock,
3.09.
Olclcnd.
4.
Moviefr,,B4.
Bousquet,
:11'.
B'-f
V.ni
'JCirkland;,;14.
'
Madsen,
4.10.
.
,';
3y
Spiers,
0,
;.
Wl.nqja
Patricia,
,,29.
Sullivan,
26.
Stidapond,
...65.
.
6reifa"jStaybeU.
.60.'
-Fpnitler,
'
.21.
-Frstncoeur,
i.25.
.
'
'
'Manitoba
Eastern,.
2V.
Perron!
1.89.
Np.F
jiwjurlta,
,50.
..
Soifht
'Kepra,
.16.
.
Synopsis
of
Land
Art
FEe-tMPTIONI
VACANT,
.nnrmrrfi;
urejtd
crown
Undi
ro7
b
tt-mpUl
by
BritUb
bI..?k
90
,lllf
lnt"'0'
to
tto",
BrltUh
lubjecu.
.conditional
upon
rel-0ic.
.occupation
and
Improvement.
iMl
lnlotmAtlon
concerolnt
Ptimo-tloni
t
ilvtn
In
.Bulletin.
N.
1.
Uui
"Ho
to
Preempt
Ltai."
coptti
si
nlcn
cn
bt
obuinad
Irte
.ol
entree'
by
Mdreillnf
the
Department
of
Landt,
,Vlc-'M"
Provincial
nform.
kn.
Victoria,
or
nr
Oovernment
Aent.
..Record
wlU
bt
franted
covering
onl
land
tuiuble
lof
.
atncultaral
purpoatt
wltbln
reasonable
dutance
ot
road,
tcbool
ana
1
marketlnr.
facmtiet
and.
which
u
not
twberland.
I.e..
carrying
over
S.ooo
ord
"
!
.of
.the
Co.it
Range.
and
.p00
feet,
per
acre
wet
of
tnat
Range.
Appllcationa
for
pre-emptlone
are
to
be
ddleiaed
to
itbt
tnd
CommUaloner
of
the
Land
Recording
DlvUtoo
Jn
which
the
land
applied
for
U
altuated,
on
printed
form
obtained
from
tht
Commlaalpner.
Prt-imptlona
mint
be
occupied
in
five
ytarl
and
Improvement!
made
to
value
of
lit
per
.
acre.
Including
clearing
and
cultl-vatlng'at'leait
tire
acrei,
before
a
Crown
prara
ean
be
received.
rre-tmptlona
carrying
part
time
condl-,tlona
of
occupation
are
alao
granted:
'
f
LRCHaie
OK
IX.
Lit
.Appllcationa
are
received
for
purehate
Of
vacant
and
unreaerved
Crown
landi
not
being
tlmberland.
for
agricultural
purpoaei.
Minimum
price
of
flrat-claaa
larablel
land
la'
IS
per
acre,
and
aecond-clftil
Igrailngl
Jand.
I1.M
per
acre
Further
information
la
given
In
Bulletin
No.
It,
Land
Bcrlea,
"rurchaae
.and
Jaa
f
Crown
Landi."
At.
'
partial
relief
meaaurg,
reverted
landaifney
be
acquired
by
purehate
In
ten
eguai
inittlmentt.
iu
tbe
flrjt
payment
autpended
for
two
yeara,
provided
ttaet
are
paid,
when
due
and
Improvement!
are
Kade
during
the
flnt
two
yeara
of
not
M
than
10
of
the
appraltedi
value.
Mill,
factory
or
Induatrlal
tltei
en
limber
land.
Aot
xcdlnt
at
aerte,
may
be
purchuad
or
letted,
.the
eondltlone
Ipehjdlng
payment
of
etumpage.
Uniurveyed
.treat,
not
eicetdlng
H
aoret.
may
be
lened
at
hometltet,
eondl-Ik)
rial
upon
a
dwelling
being
erected
.in
the
tint
year,
iltle
being
obtained
after
retidence
and
Improvement
condltlona
are
fulfilled
and
land
hti
been
aurveyed.
tot
grating
and
Indaatrlal
porpoaee
aregt
not
eiceedlng
lea
urea
may
be
letted
pf
.one
jxraon
or,
a
company.
.
tinder
the
Prating
Aot
the
Prow
In
ee
la
divided
Into
grating
dletrlete
and.
the
tango
admlnlttereel
ander
grating
eagula
tlont
amended
from
time
to
time
to
meet
farytnr
condltlona.
Annual
grating
pet.
hue
are
leiued
baaed
oa
certain
monthly
ratet
per
head
of
ttock.
Priority
ra
grating
privilege!
la
given
to
'
rtildent
ttock
owner!.'
Stock-owneri
may
forta
u
tot
la.
tlont
for
range
management.
rree
or
partially
free
ntrmlta
available
for
eettlert,
(soaia
aA4
Uaveilara,
141
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Ua
titti.
v
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i
4
Sebastian
Yolk
Is
Laid
at
Rest
High
Requiem
Mass
at
Church
Of
Annunciation
Followed
By
Interment
at
Fairview
The
funeral
of
the
late
Sebastian
yolk
of
Kalen.
whose
death
occur-
red
'at
the
end
of
the
week,
took
place
this
morning
from
the:
Church
of
the
Annunciation,
where
solemn
requiem
mass
was
cele-
brated
by
Rev.
Father
Maurice
Smith,
toFalrvlew
Cemetery
where
Interment
was
made
in
the
Roman
"
1'
1
M
Catholic
section.
The
choir
was
in
L.
A'
fr
Skna;
In
th
attendance
at
the
mass
with
Tain
J
W
ht
'
s
M
Charles
P.
Balagno
presiding
at
jg1
???f,,Blk-the
Wlth
her
dauShtr
.
me
.Organ.
orean
,
ronnrloH
frvn..
u-
j.
Deceased
having
been
a
veteran
t-ihe
Spanish-American
War,
"The
Last
Post"
was
sounded
at
ahe
graveside
by
Bugler
William
Ranee.
Pallbearers
were
Wtllam
Ranee,
Tony
Christian,
F.
D.
Coe,
James
Campbell.
Charles
French
and
Err
nest
Anderson.
There
were
a
num
ber
of
floral
offerings.
t-op46.
Classified
Ads
FOR
SALE
FDR
SALE
-
Trolling
Boat,
ati
.'0V.ER
?ave
joined
our
m
equipped
tor
fishing.
See
Fnuc
.
t0M.
Pvide
each-menM
Lockwoodr
write
Box
200.
jCtt.i
with
$1000
protertlon
for
lea
"
ntn
i
life
from
anv
cause,
up.
w
"
1
,
years
.of
age
accepted
without
FACTORY
SAMPLES
MUST
bO-,
;.
medical
,
examination,
estlmaW
We
need
the
:space.-
jo-Pece..-cost
$10
to,$l2
per
year
write
Loose-Plllpw-Arm
Chesterfield
our
-"Over
the
Top"
drive
vtto
Suites
$72.50;
10-Piece
Bed.
8nd
-particulars,
Western
MiiM
unesierneia
suites
579.50;
Room
Qroups,
CO
hluh-Erade!
(tlfl
pieces,
sensationalbargaln
$160;J-
Th'
.
Terms
if
desired,
Free
storage.
'MENpet,
vigor
at
once.
New
Julius
Shore
Mall
Order
House,
tre
T9?
TfMpI
conla
!cl
1402
Bcklns
Bldg.
VancoUyer.
?
?6Uir-
-nyiprator
and
'
.
:
-J
stimulants.
One.
dose
peps'
P
FOR
JSALE
One
bwnUlul
dark
'
ganij
glands
If
not
dcllgbW-blue
w'c'wCr
ot
cwt
ah
.
,f
naker
(refunds
few
cents
pa
blue
wlntt;
csat
.with
lai;ge
foxj
.
'Calf
vbr-write,
.Oripes
LiniUedJJ-
collar.
gaUn
Jlnlng
Size
Practically
new.
Phone
71.
2l3i'
FOR
RENT
FOR
.RENT
9-room
hou.se
with
cement
baszment,
will
Install
furnace
If
required.
Phone
Oreen
548.
210
i
LOST
I.OST
Black
Spaniel
Dog,
White
strip
on
chest
and
forepaws.
Answers
name
"Flip."
Phone
Black
773.
(21?)
THE
CONSOLIDATED
MINING
&
SMELTING
COMPANY
OF
CANADA,
LIMITED
TRAIL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Manufacturers
of
Elephant
Brand
Chemical
Fertilizer
Ammonium
Phosphates,
Sulphate
of
Ammonia,
Superpho'
.
phates,
Complete
Fertilizers
Producers
&
Refiners
of
Tadanac
Brand
Metals
uoia,
silver,
Klectrolytlc
LOCAL
NEWS
L.
.F.
Coles
sajled
last
night
tt
Uhe
Catala
for
a
trip
to
Port
SW
son.
r
Al
Small,
local
manager
o
tht
!
Swift-Canadian
-Co.,
Is
making
iv.
round
trip
today
aboard
the
tala
.to
.Stewart
and.Any0x
on
con.
'nnnv
hiislnp.w
H
cuioj
....
a"d
'
be
retur'"S
;
tomorrow
Witm
al.
,
.
"
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?Ufhtet
J-
U
surrey
T"'
.
;ing
WCiI
coma
De
cted.
JUNG
LIKES
SONG
Y
.VJENNA.
Sept.
14:-WhJle
at-t
-riding
a
night
club
here
it
fte
end
of
the
week,
King
dwarj
VIII
Jell
in
love
with
,a
e.-taln
aong
and
Asked
the
prtfa
lq
n.-i
less
than
three
encores.
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Ml
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SegavBisl
lrJd,
wm.
wngieJi-
Llmilal
PERSONAL
3;
Benefit
.Ass'n.
Vancouver,
B-i
VU
QENTLEME'S
Sanitary
SuppB
highest
grade
15
for
$1.
Supply,
751
Oranvllle.
Vancontf
YOU
CAN
MAKE
MONEY
.Home
Permanent
"
ing
and
Curling
awt
C.OJ).
$3.00.
No
elecg;
city
or
experience
ne"
Prt
win
not
harmJ
finest
hair.
.Curls
guaranteed
M
J
seven
months.
All
suppHM'Sri
heads.
Postage
prepaid,
a
"
WAVE
CO.,
1183
East
list
Vancouver.
B.C.
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